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This moto I give 10 the young and the old
More precious BY far. than a treasure Of gold.
Twill prove 10 is owner talisman rare,
More potent than magic. 'tis Never Despair"
No, never despair whatsoever be thy lot.
II fortunes gay sunshine illumine ID not
Md its gloom. and despite its dark burden Of
care.
n thou csnst not bs cheerful, yet Never
Despairi"
No. never despair whatsoe'er be thy lot.
II fortunes gay sunshine illumine Il not
Mid its gloom. and despite It's dark burden
and care.
II thou eanss not be cheerful, yet "Never Des-
pairf"
Oh what II the sailor q coward should be.
When the tempes comes down, In its wrath.
on the sea.
And the mad blllows leap like Wild beasts from
their lair,
To make him their prey II he yield to Des'
But see him amid the fierce strife Of III,
waves,
When around he frsIi vessel the storm de
mon raves,
How he rouses his soul up 10 do and 10 dare
And while there h lIis efs-wlll +" Never Des
pairr'
Thou. 600. ART sailor. and Time " the ses,
And life the frail vessel that upholdeth thee
Fierce storms Of misfortune viii fall 10 th
share.
But like Thy bold pro,o,yps-" Never Dos
pairl"
Lee not The Wild tempest thy sp'us sfrighs.
Shrink not from he storm though h comes i
Ia might.
Be wstchfal. be ready. for shIpwreok prepar,
Keep an eye on the llfsboa,. but Never De,
psirl"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-23
r Il y RIFLE

THE Bible is history of HIM
who groaned on Calvary. From
that sacred summit a food of light
broke forth upon the world. 1t
was the dawn of redemption. Su-
perstition fled afrighted before the
glorious appearance Of Christian
ity, and the Church of the living
God arose on the ruins Of the
heather altar. The autornatons
of pagan idolatry tumbled to the
dust. and the false deities perished
on Olympus. That glorious gos-
pei which effected this great work
is contained in the Bible. Like
the rainbow which is hung out In
the heavens, IL was sent as a to-
ken that God would be mindful Of
US. Glorious tokenl Z | rejoice
when l read il, and Iwould recon.
mend IL to all my fellow-ravel-
lers to the grave. The waves of
time are rolling on to sweep us
away, and as we pass through the
dark vale Of death. the light of
Calvary will illumine our path 70
the superb palaces Of God. sa,
UA lady being in want of a
dyer, was referred TO an excellent
workman and something Of a wag
| in bis line. She called and asked:
fare you the dying man2T
mo, ma am, I'm a living man,
but | will dye for YOU" promptly
replied the man Of many colors,
putting the emphasis where II was
needed. afl ~ e .os =
INFLOW does a pitcher Of wat.
er differ from a man throwing his
wife over a bridge:
Ans. One is water In pitcher
and the other Is pitch her In the
water.
"The rose of Florida, the
most beautiful ofhowers, omits no
fragrance; the bird ofParadise. the
most beautiful of birds, gives no
songs. the cypress of Greece, the
finest of trees, yield no fruit; dan
dies, the siIliest OF men, have no
sense; and ballroom bellies, the
most beautiful creatures In the
world. are very often ditto-and q
little more 50! 80
TA celebrated divine, who
was remarkable in the first period
Of HE ministry for a boisterous
mode Of, preaching, suddenly
adopted a mild and dispassionats
style. One Of his brethren ip-
Iquired what induced him to make
the change ? He was answered,
l"When was young | shought II
Twas the thunder thee killed the
people; but when grew wiser ]
discovered that Il was the light.
ming; 80 I determined TO thunder
less ana tighten more In future
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-23
For the Lsdlss' Tribune.
THE DYING PAUPRR MOTHER.



She ela.ped her little daughter close to her
broken heart.
And wildly. foodly pressed her. for abe knew
that they must part
And the orphzn--panper-- -stnnger--on the
cold bleak world be thrown.
To tread LIES ugged pathway. unloved-un-
soaght-alone.
She knew that .he vas dying. and she longed
90 be ~ rest.
co0ld her hsiplss. cripp'e-darIing. slumber
TOO. upon her breast.
Once child Of ~eaIth and fortune. she must
oil pauper's grave;
This. and slender mercy" the Lap's pro-
tsefisn gave.
But Of herself she thought not: her child
was eli her care;
For . mothers tender burden, she knew
ssrangeu could not bear;
Love. sympathy and tenderness she knew her
child would crave;
bas from repalse. neglect and hatred, saw no
shelter but the grave.
Then We told her Of Our Father. " who hears
the Ravens cry.
And all who will but trust him. he win their
wants supply:
Though troubles thick may gather. he can
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-23
rrou he Boston Temperance Visitor.
washing swearer'- month.

Yes. wash the swesrer's mouth.
(From osths and jests unclesn.
Cleanse well the lips that utter forth 3
Curses and words obscene:
And mother. teach thy darling son
9Ever the swearer's path TO shun.
Wash TOO the swearer's heart.
Here 10 the source OF sin.--
Hence osths and blssphsmles depart,
From this deep fount within:
And many dark and evil deep.
A turbid waters, thence proceed.
From out fountain vile.
Pure waters cannot fow-
II sin the heart dcfile,
Forth 10 the bps twill 60.
First let the soul be pure within.
Then may 70 make the outward clean.
But from what earthly source
shallwe the waters bringf
Stop We the Ganges In its course.
ortry each healing spring.
Or fallers soap.--we try In vain,
The Ethiop black will still remain.
There flows from Calvary's mount
A pure and cleansing stream.
Whoever washes At this fount,
Shall make his spirit elean.-
Here let the swearer cleanse his heart /.
And from bis oaths forever part.
BosroS. sKrr. 1857,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-23

~ Who are the enemies Of tenn
perance Z? How shall we know who
they aree All profess to be the very
best friends Of the cause in the world.
And what test will distinguish the
genuine from the counterfeit? The
following will hardly ever mislead
our calculation. II man. while
protesting friendship for Il, manifests
no sympathy in common with lis &C.
tive friends-if he is always found
doubling the wisdom Of their plans.
without proposing any other, but
lives only to suggest doubts. and to
throw suspicion on the expediency
OF ell plans adopted by others--you
may put him down either as an open
enemy or false friend. whose as
sistanee is useless.
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