The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-07-06

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beno more striving, no more toll after PER-
lection, for nothing is above the. angels,e
ro their beautiful home, save thela onea
( God! ...... ...t}s aria ...ga sss..
:, 80 77E s93aAspsqa
/ Believe. aaadi -
II believe in. God the Father, Ahaghtgs
maker oj heapsn and eartt.''ag ea lasaasz
So says beautiful child, as with dark
holy eyes uplifted, she repeats the Apostles
Creed. es-#3& taass2
! Oh, what would'many a hard hearted
criminal give, could he but say with earn
est purpose, Il belienel'g But darknesya
shrouds soul and spirit! He has lost the
childish faith taught him at his9 smother'sa
knee. He can family remembers the far-of
home--the calm hour when he thought evSs
cry star the presence ofan angel. When
the glorious hiIl seemed the guarded, ,tents.3of2
| Gods treasures. When the melody GyGofaa#
bird, the curious folding of a flower, the ar
gosles of white cloud, mercy freighted sai&
/ ing in fleets along the blue of the apperag
deep, waited his little thoughts to that great
mystery which while he felt, he conprehen9A
ded not. asi g .sa {7fslas
! believe! g545 ssaaa aau@a ei41
Can you say il, widow, 'clinging tos tbeas
cayeold form Of all you loved on earth 94-E3
Can you say ltorphan, looking down ainto.a
the dark grave? Can you say il, lInioifner
Ioverthe first ,born--claspihg between sbbsssaS
waxy flowers in the dear dead baby's hande2s
Can you say it, father, gazing in stern an'al'
guish on the icy form of-what was to be the ~
staff and glory Of your. old age? Can you
| say it, mother, by the couch ofyour beaati- ~
tal one ais whose brow the halo6f 'wcri:ih h sss
hood pa!ed under the white flag of death? SEA
+ Ifyoucan, peace, such as the world giv47s@
eth not, is given unto you-yisions of f'an9Ss
gels ascending and decending-an lighting ea
up the darknessof of your ''valiey'5f ths
Shadow, will come the thought, %tii.sya
wait for me on the other side" And the
great triumph Of belief shall 60 hand in i.
hand with the victory oyer death. -a '.aaoF'a
ED-"Wbat's the p,atter John?" .lansass
"Hain't done nothing father." s3asssbaa
"NeL, what are yov crying for you hub ob
ber?" e.ss ag .,statsr "a ,a8t. galssBg4%
81 was afraid you would whip me.9agy ,sf,
"Wh2a whip YOU when you haven't done gd
nothing?" lI arH ".l'sa Hp.i aaal 4a qsd
EYES. sir." a~m ala yslm8Y asanss .
'Gointo the house you booby.laal tsdw Oh
John felt quite relieved, aud wentiqintoFss -
the house, and his father went down to the
farm, Very soon,his father come backn anm-
rage, and laying, acowhide, over the ur.ss9
chln's back said H g.1taxsa.-sv gansapaa
Did not tell, You when / went away to tss
noelsia' corn zos.1 ea' " Y NV
hes' si'' ou' ycutoio' me Juso'noW YOU
wouldn't whip Ue ifI hadn' 'toAdone anosh-k
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We.baa tba nlaasmr..D ~ ot,s;r,s, ~ !,
chair tbis rnornin,, 10 ronr ,l;ss;nan;sI,a5 IN.
friend, Gov, Woqd, who has jnsttreturned4ssa
from aShin8ton. ~ saa9w
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