The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-02-04
pure, loving. welcoming kiss. as
erst, but all these must go back to
her heart, or be sent to him on
the air, by those who are always
with US. though we soc them not.

ner heArC, or be sent TO him on
the air, by those who are always
with US. though we soc them not.
= y
1t is dark, stormy night with
out The rain beats down on tue
grave where she saw him laid, as
Tito 60 with her tears to tell him
how he was loved and is mourned.
The wind signs, and whistles in
anger, as if to mock and laugh at
the heart broken one who last Sat
urday night was SO happy-so
earnest in her love-so protecting
10 him in her gentle, God like in
flucnce-so living and loving that
life was but the weaving together
every thought of two souls, here
to unite and make them one for
the future. For some are thus on
earth mated and uniting for the
Labor of the Leal
Will re be ,ciM him Over 7hereS
Yes, if your lives run sweetly
and smoothly together here, with
no lust or lusting for others-each
for the other living. If not, your
walk and your work will not be
together Over There, for the we'd
ding in the Eternal is not like that
of earth, where man unites ard
calls it too often the work of God.
If there was between you that per
feet peace and harmony which
passeth the understanding of the
many, then you were so mated
here that u e one who waits Over
There will not take the spirit en-
tirely from earth till the one wait.
ed for comes to make full the new
life and new usefulness. And not
then, till the work we must each
continue be done.
We all mourn for those who 60
on the journey before us, when we
have nothing 10 mourn for except
our loneliness. 1t will be better
To- so Ill - <I,o rou, 80 tho - tEio
We shall not be idIers there. The
work of God is not yet accom-
Ilished-it never will be; for then
there could be no Fteinal Eternity.
| What shall We do in the Land of
the Leai2 Work. but TO purpose
more than here, for our directions
will be clearer. The Great Ligh.
in the East will shine upon and il
lume our duties so we shall see
clearly. We shall have given il
us TO watch over cur loved ones
left on earth, till by the events OIL
nature and worldly incident We
shall escape from school, and en-
ter upon our usefulness. We shall
be given various works. The in
structions we shall receive from
| give to others here.
We are of too much account to b,
lost or annihilated, for glory is no
in destruction, but in creating ant
improving. And this is the Grea
Work Of Him who will use US a
Agents more ard more as GU
hearts are purified-as we groy
away from self-as we live for 9th
ers AS we lead pure lives devo
ting ourself more to the spirit thai
the flesh, that we may not ente
upon the work in the Leal like on
dumb, blind, awkward and yet t
be educated-in humility to thin
We are there but children, whep,b
correct life on earth, we might b
J further advanced.
All this is clear and plain to u!
We have not O fear for the future
, We shall commence there mate
and Observation-Disclosures one VIII
has travelled over rough road
through dangerous passes, in con
paDy with one given US by th
Great Master to rely upon, till .
| last we shall have no use for til
: staff of the pilgrim, but can /
3 seated, can work, and partake (
: delicious delectation in the Etern
: Banquet Room where the create
of all things is Truth.
We are all directed by a great'
r Power. Admit it or Motive al
0 but creatures Of majesty beyor
g our present explanation. To tho'
k who study, knowledge is give
0 and for ages knowledge is to |
# impaired. Great inventions a
b but yet in their infancy. The
9 are students, workers and inver
ors, Over There, who come to U
i who look, and study and liste
g with ideas and suggestions whic
d acted upon, tend to improve til
y world as the millions of Coo
d worlds are improved, and still
r be, beyond our present compr