Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-05-07
ST. INIGo's ITEMS.
From Our Reaular Correspondent.

ed seals with their curled ears and
sharp jaws dragging themselves
along on their nailless paws.
| A considerable area has been
planted in corn, and the great pro-
cess of nature will pass upon the
grains in due time.
Diseases are among those evils
that life is heir to. They are the
harbingers of death Recently, two
aged colored women, Jane Taylor
and Lizzie Cole, life long membcrs
of the R. G. Church, passed to the
regions of Immortality.
Warm and cool nights alternating
solves the cause of the fuctuating
cough frequently heard. 1t seems
to us that there is no way to avoid
this conclusion.
Farmers complain ofthe fly, which
is iniuring their tobacco plants.
We indulge the opinion that the i'm
jury may prove to be slight and that
our friends may look forward to a
future harvest of this crop with o.
pleasuring commixture Of certainty
and hope.
We are pleased TO see horses,
mules and oxen kindly treated.
Brutes, although destitute of NOR
al nature, are sensitive of bad treat
ment
We take survey ofour surround
ings and our eyes feast upon the
beautiful, Assuredly every thing
which is produced by the Creator is
the result of the most consummate
wisdom.
From the data given us we infer,
barring disease and accidents, that
there will be a large killing OF hogs
the ensuing fall.
II is gratifying to note that Nor.
man Elders have not passed this
way for a number ofyears. Monog-
amy is the basis bed rock Of
American civilization Is IL not q
protection against the inroads Of
Asiatic vice polygamy? Certain
| ly monogamy is in accordance with
the divine economy in that original
ly God created but one man aud one
woman each as the only partner in
wedlock Of the other
Ministers who are given 70 US To
teach us not to be too speculative
and initiative in our religion, essay
to discharge their duty as ambassa-
doris TO Him whose presence in the
trausdguration converted the rug
ged mount into all that St. Peter
could desire Of heaven,
Work, work echoanswers, work
The incubus OF laziness does not rest
upon the shoulders Of any one here
about.
Schools, despite the measles, are
fairly well attended. The founda
tion-text Of teachers is TO cultivate
the noblcr sentiments inpupils not
10 sacrifice their tender and plastic
minds to a false and supercilious
knowledge.
Every action necessarily implies
the pre-existence Of the actor. Re
Gently we took a walk and in pass
ing along we noticed that formerly
where there was dangerous place
in the road at the foot Of Ghost Hill
no such obstacle to travel exists.
We are conscious that an action has
taken place and it would be prepos
ferrous to suppose the absence Of an
intelligent actor in the premises.
The action was accomplished by
whom 2 How may the fact be ascer
tanned According with mis- cen.
tral thought we let our memory take
retrospective glance, an irradia
tion OF mind ensues, and the mists
which frequently chase one another
in one S memory are dispersed. The
fact looms up that as the district
has but one supervisor the action
was accomplished by him. Persons
who daily travel the road are salts
fed and w. II. Pembroke is com.
mended for his timely action in ef-
fectively repairing the place.
Does not music soften the thoughts
and inspire more sacred feelings Z
The organists OF the Catholic, Epis-
copal and Methodist churches are
skilled performers.
An ominous rumbling like that
caused by the rolling, restless food
in the cavernous womb of Vesuvius
is heard, and it seems TO say, Be
! ware AZZANA.
A Great Sensation.
/ There was big sensation in Lees
, vile, Ind, when w. II. Brown, o.