Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-03-19
sT. INIGo's ITEMS.
From or Reaular Correspondent.

Our farmers and truckers are usual
ly fortunate, and no doubt they lay
by few dollars for rainy day.
So far as we know there are M
persons of this section who believe
that the fates lead the willing, and
drag the unwilling-a sentiment in
accordance with the Mohammedan
doctrine of predestination.
Irretrievable and irrecoverable
time wends its rapid way, and be-
fore many days pass the fish hawk,
with its shrill and peculiar notes,
will make its appearance.
Cupid apparently is active, and
it is really difficult for him to keep
his subjects in peace with one an
other; for jealousies, quarrels, par
legs, truces and war are some Of the
inconvenience incident TO love.
Democrats are comparatively hap
py. Mr.. German is back in the Sen
ate, Several decades of years ago
Mr. German was an ordinary poIiti-
clan and judged of events only as
they passed before him in review
To-day, in truth, he is a statesman.
BY combining the present with prob
able circumstances he is enabled 10
form something like an insight into
the futurity.
Teachers are active. They are
not strangers to the fact that rigidi-
ty in methods of instruction is not
progress; in fact, not education.
They impress the minds Of their pu-
pills that lessons can easily be mas
tered provided they study them
willingly.
Much rain. Optimism is the belief
or doctrine, Of our neighbors, con
no fault finding is heard.
Mr.. Samuel L. Raleigh has sold
his property known as Benylles
wharf to Messrs. Smith and Bailey
for 5000 He has the contract for
a canuery at Millers wharf
for this firm who also own IL.
Messrs. Pollok Il Co. Of Baltimore,
are going to erect a cannery on Mr..
Richards farm contiguous
10 ST Jerome S Creek, at an early
lay.
Some tobacco is occasionally ship.
ped from the different wharves, and
Locust Point, % IN red letters, is in
frequently seen upon bids.
Employers and employees get along
well together
Nothing Pharaoh like is observed
n the farmer, aud the latter per-
orm their work with alacrity.
See how the innocent lambs gam
Dol about their dams How agile
nd plavful are the dear creatures
when there is nanght TO ahright
hem
Slight frosts aud sometimes when
he mercury is above the freezing
point one could wiring the dew like
jideon, out Of fleece sufficient TO
fll small bowl
Some sickness, and Mr. knotley
smith, OF Scotland post Office, has
the typhoid fever. Or. Miles is 81.
tending him.
We observe in passing along that
plants when the requisite conditions
Of nourishment, moisture and light
expands into a developed organism,
thrusts out their buds and leaves,
opens the flower by which its beauty
is perfected.
See those hyacinths over there
in the garden. How beautiful
what sweet and delicate odor they
emit They remind us OF edenic
beauty--the beauty Of the house
once occupied by Adam and Eve
whom, IL seems TO us that their
brains should have been as clear as
ether, their visions brighter than
the sun at on-day, and their con
seriousness all aglow with sensibility
but, alasl one false step and all is
changed. Look there stands an an
gel with fiery sword at the gate
and our first parents were prevented
from going into the garden again.
o Earth how you are burdened with
sin, yes, the most beautiful hya-
cinth is tinged and blurred by It's
whitening curse. AzzANA.