The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-04

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a &B.EA FOR THE POOR.
THE NORTH WINDS SERMON.
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."..- by NICHOLAS AYLwAND KNOX.
Pm the billing North wind. | whistle anu
t'' -. shout ... "
|' Round tho peaks OF tall iccbcrgs. take my
.'.. '., route 49,
O'er frozen seas. to that part Of the sphere
Where mortal can live the year round with
out icar
ofbeipg frozen alive, by, my breath at high
sS5s9S Snpon,s'$tRt R II Is 3. II Is {-s2 s&iI- 2tsp
t9saosa9 ieiels changed long or short Though
in me- II u s stS8
Ellyeloped ip snow, Or zoos,
Mllilles$Stran'p ls$ ing Der icoS fariwotsc in his
%snose ar5lss::s e: ssssi 5sstiS51
~ That part Of tho sphere, where Columbus
A.s.,. .. landed,
d" While seeking Cathay, and halfway was
stranded.
y, lie wasn't the first for tho Mortimer were
there;
d, Seeking the seal, the walrrs, aud bear.
Il GOMEZ sock for shcltcr-who can every
.'"<. MORTAL y
@ For carry grim death 10 many a portal
t"n 10 the poor. cold and hungcr-the rich,
.>.',' glowing fires,
on the justice Of which tho mind never tires
~Wheb. IN the decp, Winter, make the clouds
.,.. fly. ....
by the pnlc moon. and low the forest trees
t... "ei
drive ships on the coast-in fact, naught
,..:.uJ do spare,
III obedience to laws lat rule everywhere
when you hear the loud roar of my frozen
blast, ,ose-s15g5 .s,ss'f A4s,s,s,
,ss$ThenShastc 70 your home and shut the door
ssySsSSS9 baSt, .%:,,tz{i i MI / Z }&G%S,@
4 fSsit down stir The fro; look pleasant and
%5$S&%, cheerful (. = w. u "|%
%Thnnks@God, You're not out in storm so
fearful; r.... 1H'.>'
Thank God, That good wfe--if you have
a[, one-you'vc got;
e. Nyou have none-then thank God you have
pi..,,u.... not;
b., Comfort yourself that she m eht be shrew
For then 'twould be better tho sod covered
49, Thank God, not yourself, for from him
. ta comes ALL
Adversely, happiness, wealth, great or small
u5 lie. gives you brain. sinew, muscle, and
.ys ..,. bone,
a. TO add to your store. Why grudgc those
w. ,r. with none?
80 Thank God. not yourself If wealth you've
obtained
~'' DO not boast that through you alone, it 10
gained, NJ
lfyou can not perceive it, you're az blind us
1astone, liz !, 80 F<t,ixI
asa. That, without His aid, health or wealth you'd
, 10 &3hnye nohc!S
To the poor give relief, whatsoever your sta
tom >- ''.'.>' ~.
The lone e widows mite" or tho wealth of
Is equal with Him to whom you owe SALIVA
,HHh .tiop u ,jf 'f"A& - ,hf
Pay some Of the debt If it bc but Il ration,
Twill help on the hard road that tloy hayo
a. 8 Ito speed, 81 e., .-cuvN -Hl"
And on the dark ono, may help you at need,
Which one day you'll travel, ere Judgment
you face;
And may weigh down the scale, on the pure
-, , side of grace. .....
10 On those wretched and frail who cross you
sr. ..., each night,
h"n Look with some pity. though shocking the
a"r sight.
They were once like yourself, before the foul
Fell on them-thc too willing victims OF
iMi4lHmaaar';;! Il EA41H Idlt.hhi'u
Double Vict;ns are they, for their sins arc
TosGod and TO man, Flom the latter how
-,aB rafeSa& ~ ~ ~ y cod e..
v,tw Comes that pardon supernal, denied not by
'sa.!tv., Him ., ....". -
i, 70 those who repent, whatsoever tho sin,
4"m'from tho pettiest fnult 10 tho rankest hypo-
"IH2.>. veg crisy, -. ,,..f.. ...n:
"a That meanost of crimes which cling to Pluto
,,,,,,,.,s cracy,
Gtldcd or hid arc the sins of tho rich, 90
While their victims are castiito highway or
> an, ditch, ..,. .,.. 80
scorn them not. pampercd lady so proud,
AsyohSwcep BY the out cast and gaze on tho
,@iri3 crowd. "ri 20" - z .. '0<' II
AS so beneath you; although the great
AIike destined all TO six feet Of the sod.
~ Scorp thebi Snoh fox tho difference between,
Is not SO grent, though by you 'tisn't seen.
Your body you sold, for riches and station
many OF them do the. same from starvation
You lied, when your VOWS at the altar YOU
mado, asset
Ihey deceive no ono; alahl 'tis their trade. .
But such things huvo been, since Eve made u
slip -.
Il How many there arc 'twixt the cup and the
a,;,';.., lin! Co.,. .......' ''
ii ,'Tw'xt the hand and tho mouth Is tho battle
sdy 7ai Of life, e = ...;f. Il a.. ,.t,.y a.
~" In this world so brm,ful of sorrow and strIfS
as Extend, then, yohr charity. Re not too par
q '''dj tiaI "'~' - '''~'.."' ''t H"<'-'.. ~
IA Allaro Gods creatures, however thy thsyy mar
owe. shal -,., .,,,,.y
than aS::ls or that side--so they be IN want
der Of batf, never took counsel Of cant.
That night y ''"' ''' '''o'"' WIN ''"s"
q heavy fall Of r@fshcsei seiwgtsao Rcreqf
CRY drifts Of cloudsl iii EHn,s
the next morning, bH''' NOT use art
advanced these passed. ''%J @I ''o"' '"'
the sun shown out brto',s IT car
warm. o q,
negAts sunrise we commencF 10
march, and with deal light Sollows ir
we pressed forward From RI
the battlefield. of Shiloh was a., w. .a'',c .,'ac
Z 3twenty-four miles, whittier VT ono fol
$ssssi IN motion to strike the ener''lo2 y.
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