Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06
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LET Us BE IigiPPf.
On t4 " Be a pIyJvhep friends - .her oun,i rs,
However tse 8Ygsd may have shaIeTed our lot,
N'hen Tie +ose-t!r5idod inks u Election have
Letthe cold chains ofearsh be ,lesaiael aud for
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44t s44 rot : = I'iicnisIia . Is only IDEAL
'is ,.r fYe son are blessings uniSnoisn,
Fer Re who IS iipves every heart IS unreal,
IlaS something ulisoq1id AZ Ss'e core OF his owr
eh alet Us ba happy when moments of pleasure
Have brought to our presence the dearest and
Tor ;hs pdiss always beats to most heavenly mcc-
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Thealayo s,.a goodwill sasep the strings of
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Oh let Us be happy. when n,u,neuts of meeting
Bring those TO our side who iIlnrnine our eyes;
And though Folly percharec shake a bell at the
He is du!lest Of fools whe foreveris wise .so
Let the laughter ofJoy echo over our bosoms,
As the hun ef the bee Ger the midsummer
For the honey d haPpiasss comes from love.
5r91 blossoms. t--sqseIaf
aGd is found in the hive Of those exquisite hours.
Tlsen Il ls he !ssRsv when nou,tais of pleasure
tfisye tfis{y brought. p eur preSeGce the dearest and
Eoetlae pulse always beats ia NEST iearenIy nea-
Hsil love af.5 sooa-ri,l sweep the strings OF
ezEas 9a- the breast. Eas@ - ~
Let Is pieaa "a. a sairit tao sad ana TOO weary.
le1yieid the Kind Wow. and the miTth-iighted
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The heart like the tree, must be fearfnly dreary,
Where tho robin of hope will not MARBLE awhile
Let say rot in pride, that we care not for others,
And-lfve IN our wealth like sn OK m his stall;
,Tis the commerce OF ipFe FEithEei,r sisters and
Helps % pay our groq3 debt 10 the Fatt12+- Of an
i1her lei rs 30 happy when ulo1ae MS OF pleasure
Have brought 10 on presence the dearest and
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For the pulse eves Beats With more heaveniylEea-
Io' He7 love ana eoa'l-viiI sweep the strings Of
lga, 500 the 6yeest j. tEi'@z CoOk.l J.
Eew To Be EAPPy.
Iwiii. gjye yoa two Or three good rnles which
may help you 70 bee9me happier than you
sWoG.a be without kaoping tAqm; but as.to. be-
ing completely AaI4Ty, Ttilat 3yop can never DO
III yoq ct to Heaven. e.a
IL The FIRST is, ''try your best 10 make others
bappy-, = never was happy, . said acertain
kipgs -giil. began to t2le pleasure in the vel
fare of my people; but ever si4ce then, in the
daISest d.sy. ! have had sunshine in ny heart. .
My. second rple IS, s:Be couteutwith little"
TAega as,e many good reasons fer this rule
We deserve but little; We require but little;
andt better is little, with the fear Of God
than great treasures ana treuJ.e herewith ?
TTqmen were determined to be rich, but they
SET aboHt il. il difegsat H,Ays 81 TIE one streye
to raise up his means b IiY desires, while the
other did hiz 4s2. t9 bring down his desires to
his means, cIfhs Re74t gass the. one who COW
etedfaQcil gas always repining, while be who
.desfrst, bat i1tt.r WAS always contented. 'aa8
e. II fhffsI rsile f$-z.l COX on The sunny side
-. Lcois " VIII hopeful eyes -..
THcGga al things seem forIorT;
f'7e SIR tltAt SIT. to-nieht VIII rise q
"a gaia t0-ilogrow morn. siis ~ -
Tine Skipping Anisg1!se 81 Eeal lax, and t.ie
ieaping fish tell us tisat happiness is not con-
fined TO og.o4 4place, God in his goodness has
spread it abroad on the earth. in the air, and
in theswators. Two aged women lived in the
same cottage; one was alNiaEs fearingis storm,
a1dstlo other was always looking for sunshine.
Hardly need say which itHyhs wore for
bidding frown or wiiich il WAS whose face was
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