Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-06-04
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Mhenee CONC The strane !.

balls Of destiny Just seen anu Bono'
The former are quiet and energetic
II the clouds dropped them, will say
there is room for more and we are
ready to pass an eulogium upon them.
Although machines are forces OF
limited power II requires inteslectto |
run them. Owners Of steam saw
and grist mills are kept toleraDiy
busy. Good engineers are employ
ed, consequently the Ianentable work
OF demolition is never seen.
Nature is prodigious and flowers
increase her spIendor. Trees and
fences are tapestried with the old
time honey -suclSle, and its perfume
is delightful. The lace work and
embroidery Of mosses Is exhibited
10 the eye as one takes q walk 10 the
woods near by.
Birds are AZ work feeding their
Young and we notice that the Access
sibility OF some Of their nests are not
molested by snakes and bad boys.
Variable winds greet us They
are complex. The air Is refreshing
10 weak ltings. Il is one unity.
Occasionally q fellow.creature IS
seen describing zizzag course a
sort OF geometry in his action. For
those who worship an ideal bad hab
IL approbrium is glory
No thieying up 10 date, that i
we have not heard Of infractions o.
the law ia this particular way. The
bond slave Of honesty may be ia our
midst,
Farmers, truckers and gardeners
utilized the recent favorable season
setting out tobacco and tomato plants |
Politicians arA toIerabIy active al |
times and thsy.are not entirely de. |
void Of preiudlees. We fan 10 dis.
cover little network OF wrinkles n |
the corners Of their eyes, It's said |
that dark thoughts meet together in
these wrinkles revealing glasses
to speak so saying, Beware beware |
No islk about the railroad Is heard
Well, we indulge IN the opinion that
hope Is a natural element 10 the hu-
man mind, and we ask, would not
man be monster without hope
The late Benz Tppctt surveyed the
FIRST route " Point Lookoutto Wash
ington several decades Of years ago,
and at that time the citizen with Jews
exceptions were enthusiastic t.-
100" .e,.s. speeches we're maao s. lead +
ina philippians u the county and The
enthusiasm OF their deluded bearers
knew no bounds, LAS not their
hiRhestas ,,;;'.1TaiionculmInaiodi 10 what
has proved to be q shadowy hope Z
In lieu II passenger coaches iitty
feet long carrying iifty or sixty. h
with O comfort undreamcd Of and a
fast express making q spepd 81 forty
miles Qr more an hour, disappolnt.
ment embossed upon the background
despair confronts US.
II no cause Of evil could have OK
listed in man, either when he was
created o. at any other subsequent
period, sickness would be thing
unknown, Alas Adam and Eve !
suffered themselves u be deceived
by the subtilty Of the evil one, and
the Tree Of Life was removed from
Paradise and sickness in various
forms is one Of the many evils which
is visited upon their offspring, n
Mrs. John Davis and and ex.ser
geant Paul Evans are quite sick
ar, John Forestel, postmaster Of I
Wynpe, Is a great sufferer with
rheumatism Of the netastatic type
j. Fit Forrest, eldest son az the
late Or. j. w. Forrest, died sudden
ly at his residence, Alexandria, Va,
He was G2 years Of age aud no pos
sessed extraordinary mental pow
ers. AS intelligence, reason, mem
DRY and consciousness accompany
the immnrtal part beyond the tomb.
We trust that our departed friend
may happily enjoy the advancement
OF these faculties. II is a partof our
humble belief chat immortality Il not
a satisfactory thought apart from the
idea Of progression.
Examiner Geo w. Joy visited the /,
schools Goth ultlmo, and SO far as we
know he was pleased with thede
ofthe minds and understands
ing of pupils, which is called RAJ
tional knowledge, Theteachersofthe
district, white and AfrQsAmerican,
are living fountains, not stagnant
pools. They are not dealers ia des-
icated, second hand knowledge, mere
givers,out and hearers OF lessons;
on the contrary, they are live, in