Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-05-14
sr. INIGo's items.

1 10 sio ciastlcttg ABOUT truth.
IL never changes It's nature. tt has
. synonym. heaven. Falsebood
What tyrantl Il has no acouaint-
ance with the beautiful. IL Is satin
rated with the odor Of subterrau-
eous region wherein the light Of this
world never shines. Like a treach-
erous island, whose foundation is
quicksand, il is liable to sink with
out warning beneath oneiN feet and
leave the hapless victim struggling
10 the boisterous waters. II isever
on the lookout and never fails 10 pan.
der 10 the desires of those of a con-
lectural nature. It's synonym. eter-
nal death.
Far be il from US 70 arrogate Ia
ourselves what it would be madness
for simple-minded man TO assert.
De 1t enough to say we endeavor to
DO duty TO the truth in giving the
news OF the district. Horse back
riders and vehicles stir the dust.
which is almost suffocating at times.
Farmers, truckers and gardeners
acquiesce in the opinion that rain
would be beneficial. Corn that was
planted some weeks ago is up and
1t presents a healthy appearance.
Carpenter Louis Courtney is bus
lily at work upon the cannery near
st. Jerome's Greek.
Two canneries not contiguous but
a short distance from each other.
Soon there will be work for men.
women and children. In all proba-
bility fairly good wages will be Civ.
en-. Certainly il is enough to make
the lame man leap as hart and the
tongue of the dumb sing: We have
"goodly land and large" Church.
es, schools and mills accessible.
Children may recreate with impuni-
ty as there are no dens of cocatri-
ceS and holes OF aSps.
Enthusiastici Well, yes, and the
enthusiasm is not found only in the
rhapsody OF our enthusiastic brain.
Cupid being aware of this, sends his
arrows unerringly TO the mark, fire.
quently unmindful, we are panied to
say, before he considers the compat-
Utility oftemper. etc, of his subjects.
Polluted by sin as this world is,
yet it affords an almost endless va
riety. Nature is remarkably beau
tiful. She has flung a robe of vary
ing green over the hills and val
leys. Pretty flowers exhale per-
fume. Trees are clothed with foil
age and rocks begin to wear garlands
of creepers. AS we travel along the
scenery is like an ever shifting kali
eidoscope.
Beautiful nights. Stars twinkle
in the distance. We see through
o glass darkly.. Look Beyond the
visible planets there is the Milky
Way-a whitish, vapory belt-glim-
mering planets too distant to be
reached by the telescope. A lesson
What does it teach Up there in
those worlds there are cherubim and
seraphim and an innumerable CON-
panv of angels, and the spirits of
just men made perfect. The sound
of a heavenly voice. Listen The
theory OF annihilation, Oman is the
creature of the Imagination. Be-
warel Don the whole armor of God
that you may beable to stand against
the false teachings of the evil one
the prince OF darkness.
Who Of all the human race may
say, I have health ? Really we be-
lieve there is no one actually living
In the state Of nature. There is some
very sick folks hereabout. Mrs. S.
I'll. Moore, formerly of Long Island,
N. ", and Arthur, son of Mr.. Geo.
Brownley, are i'll.
Mrs. Olive Yates, nee Evans, OF
baltimore, is visiting her parents,
Wynne postoffice.
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