The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-02

S~ w" o"0Aot,y ~ eA1S9: ~
yopr, path 7 IL seh the, ]ayer cbstHssn
ypq and yeur ,hpabapd n deeper md marc
in4stinste ilE4ti since sbis .fRietiopH: nDoyas
not love your ether ehildrea mora .tea,
derly1 Did you not tells mo th.t ,yes
had thought on the sorrows aof ay.sJ
house 10 this villagel- .Copt,ge ny
child that is good sign. i ,0pss, =,
you read the papars, you. thought moth,
ipg of those Who lost friends 5; nov you
notice and tesl. Take the sorrows Of
others to your heart; they shall vide.
and deepen it, Ours is~s religion Of
sorrow: The C.ptais Of Our sa;iv.tion /;
was made perfect through Je'uffsfiiip,Rl III fi,l; !:
our Father is the Gdd II .iils eSas;i eeoSaa;soi;.
tton'; our Teacher is named tbss CO... a, !.
forter md alf othsr stories .te i''1,l: Wa:
lowed ul ID tie 4 pnystsrya 81 lie pfsiiqe pfissiipqee
sorrow. In .lt oour: ur:sfs fshaiotio1nHs BE; i i
afflicted God i.fusethF njot 10 1iadsss, Hdss;
shall vs?" :, -.r
There ID no ersJs: ~ dssshts 4hss
aoWsn will not:ae hit osptias sl pupl IL
Tima passed With lAlbsrt nd eOli.is
with hsalingin IL wings. ws3bsIssea
pl'oe Of taa,s bUsaratstss atsnpk bsf
prayer, and afteRn1dS g q PEsi5s;u and
T the b? lh?e'.!'y cloud -. t.nes sb,tsd ,,
\ the 2: o!s.' M a', that .p.'aes p .ft.. 'h,
f.in Th' 'ae.nt aP 81 chair nai9gsg ai9 stgbe J. haYie
hold circle had grown q s. .,tspd.s
influence, not A hsrroIng ons and ihe
Virtues sDthe:lostzoae1ssSi>a " ,bv
themselves hkeatke seattstsdssssds 5lR
fallen do"sr,' and 10 sp.tssap II: 1b7
hearts Of tho surviving eosss.;; Moro
tender !' and 4! more sbtt1,assed = ,eften II.
bFooaia9 inaa.pes qses q Il +. .j j',are1 de.a
than q = = The @erd. of s the liy.pg: .
.0livia: became m % known, in , the ,.bodse
OF sorrow, and deep power (seemsd
given her to eensols tho suffering and
distte.s.d. A deeper power i If 'iov.
'praoEdp wishin:h !; 1nd lo1s, though
born Of SORROW, 1s1'ef btihgs peaos. swim xsiitb
it. Many we're the :he.ttsr that repo,seed a,eid
On hsr ; sm.oythe ~sud.fise,.hs .h.
reclaimed, the w.vefing that she up.
teld, the desolate Till she' conferred.
As . soul 10 heaven nay look ,b.!elk;. b!l;a on y,
earth, and 5nile at t. past sorrows, q i,I 70, j.
even here, 1t may rat.e to 4. sphe.e
whore it nay look down on the storm d! }
that once threatened to oyerxhelm ! it, t
It v.i d .'j1Ib.5 afternoon n of :t.t iu.t
such another q summer day As We, h.ye
described It the opening Of our m .stofy, % J.,
that ! olivi. 1.sin her apartment, ,,',i adi,
s's.'e *'o 'o'etnne .o9 !cy'n& e9aHsy si iot
mourning ~ garments. pegt ! Sho y teok ,p np H.
dirk veil and locked on it kindly, ss on
!. faithful friend. How mneh hsd ii ,he.
seen and learned behind the, raf,x.e Of
it, I, s,h',eltsring ., tolds!. sh.: rtprssd, h.r,
thEenghts within herself. She v.e,
cam sam once j, more, and h.ppy,-:;h.ppy:
with . wider and ste.dier basis than,
ever before. A new world seemed
opened within hsrj and with i. heart;
raised i" thanktulness? she placed tho,
veil among her mos. ..-,.el ire.,urea. =,
Yes, there by the smiling image Of:
the lost one,-by the ourls of her glossy
hair,-by the faded flowers taken from
her bier, was laid in solemn thankful: :
ness the Mourning Veil.