The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-16
,cn,h n The crown of lie!

death Is the crown OF lie.
Death wounds TO clrel We fall, we rise, we reign
The thought OF meeting this king Of
tcrrors is made INV e!com by most OF
The human family. Even the Christian
il pronc 10 treat the subject unkinGN,,
until he is forced. and compelled Ia APP
proach this grim monster, aud rs the &C
uuaintance increases. the insa.iatc de-
vourer OF the body loses his ueiormity.
and in the end proves himself a true and
genuine friend. All. yes, we should ALL
make the acquaintance OF this. our final
deliycrer from the pain, trouble. disap-l
pointments. misery and wo ofthis world.
and this voluntarily, and at once. Treat
death as an enemy, unkindly. and IN
wisely. leave him 10 force himself upon
us at the last hour? How wrong, how
cruel. Treat death as an enemy. How
un.ratciui, unwise, foolish aud inpru-
dent. Is he an enemy who delivers hs
from pains. foliies, disappointn!cnIs.
troubles. misevies and Wo: Is he AZ
enemy who transfers Us lrom delusive
dreams, worldly ambitions, trom the re-
zion O.. bubbles ana correcting ,.,.es.
to a region where all is pare. sabst,..nal,
enduring JOY and endless felicity: 1t is
"kiuy OF terror, an enemy. Itail man
! comes into the world crying cries on
: through lite. and is always and continu-
ally seeking after some desired thing. or
: Object, which he imagines Is marked ah(:
= labelled HAPPINESS. or IL mourning over
I some real Or imaginary loss. whic,'
makes him miserable: II restless mortal
5 body, with an Immortal soul that re-
t uuircs sonlcihin. more tian earth cal
+ r,ve to satisfy lis loi.y desires. Ihc so;.
G that halls death rs the welcome ne>sen
ger. 10 deliver it nom rs ever clan, .a-
> ever decaying prison house OF clay. cai
C led man, whitening lis locks, iurioW.le
a his CHECKS, stealing lis ivory. Wcihrniu;
~ hi, nerves, para!y%irg LIS - &c, }ioi>
20 cning lis blood. batto'ing his Ndpl
citaGe.. deranginS lie v - riacline'
n Of lie and wasting, a.. I..,n'-s po"ci
4. un,i lie becomes - ice i cllit., Hnd '.c'
d. delivers hin owe. 20 rs .lst an; be-
intend. DrA-H. who tr"aGs The casu"
Bondage, Sets tAc imprisoned spi!it tree
Gc,osing 4 ioi..ome ".iCcr Q! jn'cfcitA
:. opening Nlt door Q. immortal ,apt'
mess. returnirr tic soa' - is oN L III.
= ina. aud 1!oyi0l.. home. e - no nor
am forever. Not to become ;amil.a
. witt! death. Is 10 endure much unncce:
=, sary fear, and add to Tie T,lyriads o. I'll
-, other imaginary woes o. human life.
-. For the true Christian, death has II
=. real .evrors. all who are WISE are tr,
-. christians. But thea Gil are not WIS
~ therefore. how happy we ought TO
- y hen one o, cur ilit'nt darling a"e e.
led from earth, ana. ava from the l.All
=, vices ard ocsei,iag sipa .aat thrphr ~
=, surround thriricHt CTr-rsoas, to TIC e
- who b.cssss Us with :ueir p.1 senoc ~
:" can 5 Us 10 rejoice At The sc.ad II 4 :
~. sweet, innccen, and prat...rT music
-, tongue. We oun', Nor 20 gr.-r. oii
~ selves t. % ho.cr dos Win grief II.
,,L sorrow. but on The contrFry re- lt" ~
IN prais sc Gt 4, % even no.r tie aii-".s
40. Heaven are over he acquisition - ~
Walters ange! spirit to 1nTin midst.
,r He j. gone OH but short space OF tn
Z before lis loved p.rcnts. and Is int.
III feeding with the Savior OF mankind
,.or those most dear 10 l..n. Hard it is
To course for his parents TO bear no
M. knows HOW hard only those who ha
,ed had the experience. But let them CO
tinually bear in mind what is their i
lis his gain, remember that he is
|away from tic Ten ptation. OF EARN ?
l;nstcad Of grief. lie thankful lie Is beyo
r. suffering and from orR MiDsg. let
on Christian parents AZ their family de'
MY ton -loriiy God, and say. not our VI
andlbn thine be done, ana III q few SIN
few wears at most they, too. viii lie by des
ave THEIR best .rierd, enabled 30 meet I'll
WI baby boy. where wlepin-. sorrow, il'
b is nor parting are known no more for e'
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