The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19

large mirror preeenled It's, If to his view, his
countenance became distorted, he gnashed his
teeth most hideouely, he walled aloud, and bit
terly lamented his hard LOT. He turned his
back to the accusing mirror, and was about to
flee from this Ito hlm) place of torment, when
voice as OF u trumpet exclaimed, was an
huhgered, and ye gave me not meat, thirsty and
ye gave me no drink, naked and yc clothed me
not" AID The man, as he fled, turning half
fouud, cast ii bcWll-cr-d glance brnind HIM,
and gaap"d: y hon LORD -" And he
that sat upon the throne, and :" Inaslpuch IS
y dld 1t not unto tbs poor woman, We d.d i,
hot unto me- It was Inc storekreper who
with the same breGth Cen.ed a tlw pennies to
tht poor and gave costly gifts to the rich, 70
such as needed it not.
And behold there was silence IN heaven. f]r
the space OF ten minutes, and wondered that
II was so, and inquired of my guide, WHO H.
lormcd me IN agitatcd tones that tavern
per was knocking at the gates O. The civ
ior 5dihitta!c', that q CuL-,Qu,uc all h,&lcr
A@" trostrdied thymsclyC., be ore liz. throne N
silence thAt the king n "at t. move. 20 ccll-
Pas..oh, and IN m-rcy Au.l the t2y,rn-Accp-I
lic'l Ia tatcs q bl - 10 tue a.ysa Of Voc,
""i'"Ut E.lLpv o. tho ErcG, J. rrCr, tia. h.
s""u'" 20. Uc 'h"ckcG with a -. 4 0 b S III
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eHh-'c'd IS u.e &C. .,t,. louk {. ,.4. nan reGg
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hohI -, ant uot he si.cul. l.. .......... 10.
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ST uIaa IL throne oycl, !...-
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~ ieG, Ic!a-:" i.>tl. -" Ia oA.o.-.s,.i.
tay,r.-k e.ar
" i'"s"ucn as ye dd t rot ui.,o ,n>se," s.;u
- kJ:.", fc NJ Q tn4 two strangers " hom
liz t~F>ri-h. pr ("ur to-Y hae ;ucn d away,
aye Git Il net o:!tc :n;-."
Ana the iaan .,bi>t, ana SIR ckcJ "h dc
me moll tha t4ce 0. hAa that cts upo.. Ii
throHt--"
81 p,rt iror H. yo cnrseG!' said the king,
aaa ;ae man shrlik RON lis presence. " tn a
w.io scream, succac@ri by & .ro2u, and 1 saw
hlul no mor1.
hen | saw these things, feared md trem-
b4l,, ard CT lpon IA! su.cc . 20. c.ioua look.
an1 he ST unio nc:
"kroW We III .othmc urc.can pnterctb
into thls holy placs , neither II. that Drrcsseth
tie Pocr ror n lua, robGoth ns r.e. L, loltii. .
he That oppresse. h the aiii ctc1 il the nate, ror
he nat h.Grth hiusci :Ton II o,.a (, Ii, ..r.-
ther lie that rcprcacnojh tAt oprr, .se., Lof l.,
that hath respect 10 pcGso-s, Who s4iiu uHtO tie
man with 4 gold r.ng. n aCotiy apparel, ST
thCu here IN g0oI pace, ind unto the poor
man IN We ra.nent, stand thou here, or SIT
here under my iootstool.' Hath not Col chosen
the poor Of this world r.ch in faith, and heirs
o. the kingdom VII ch he that promised 10 tlom
that love aim But men have dtsDjsed the
poor. Do not the r.ch oppress the poor, and
draw them before the ju,.sment seats! Are
they not commanded TO ,ove the Il, ehbor. ch
or poor. as themselves! if men do these thing
they DO well. But il thty have respect to per-
sons, they comm t s.n.'
Alter my guide had spoken thus, awoke
from my Slept was morn, and knew that l
had dreamed. fastened to my father, and re-
lated to him the vision Of my sleep.
"Son, said he, cat our setting out in life
when yet unacquainted with the world and its
snarcs, when every pleasure cnchlnts with its
smile, and every object shines with the glass Of
novelty; Let Us beware Of the seduc ng appear
ances which surround us; and recollect what
others have suffered from the practice of THE
WAYS OF THE WORLD"