Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-24
sI. TX, LOMBARD.


4. k. LOMBARD.
i'o gay Two been to meeting, John,
,Io bear the parson preach,
ss,ul how they've changed since .#
young,
q. ~ oil they do aud teach.
They say thatswe'ro old fashioned. %
And don't oare what wo say;
So SlSut my old heart can see and feol
hens'cr they change Gods way.
When we were young tho world was &
And loved to make show; g
but Christians walked the narrow wa
Wo could not with them 20;
s But oh, how things have changed
81 then,
The two waye are but one;
They all go in together now,
Aud say they've slots of fun" -
When We wero young they used to M
ln our old kitchen room, XII
And sometimes in the school house'e-
ShuuOc w COUle, liz
Aud Elder b, that good old n,slhld
Ill ne'er forget his voice =
How faithfully he dealt with 81
I. And how tho suints rcjoioed. us "
Est d lquirc--
But now they meet in palaoos,
80 gorgeous, rich and nice; ..s.ss.r...ss..
And everything that draws tn
They'll have ut any price;
With cushioned seats and carr. ), ovo;to.
And everything so gay, .nmrts ~ If
The poor can hardly gather w. son -
o Court Of
Tho minister, like somo vain 'ys oo',,
Staads up aud reads his pr W. W. aSarS'. ,:,,,,',.
hsay ihRsipsa Sd Sr dhlfss' 9'Sa q, 1'"s rrn"s
He did not preaoh, he only !, Tm, and hats
An essay on Christ's voic' y, ooon;t.
No heart was touched, no tt wv - 49,,
And not soul rejoiccd. 'S'v1s a n,,., 49, as
He thought Christ's yoico ,,n.nn,in,, ~ oe
Melodious, rich and cIca u'' y 10" b"a;
And TINS it sounded pleasi. % ~
y Upon the listening ear. VI ''"'o ~
heard some soy as they rs''s oo"'oroa pr.
"Wasn't that splcndi,a 'etm MS
And another said, "That ~ with great
BY even DR.. Tyne." wple generally.
K, all circum-
0 can it be that such vair ir'enos more.
Arc callcd to speak fold mat OF tho
Who feed the church on flo candidates
But never preach His House, until
thought if Christ himso each striving
We'd SEQ some sigLs ashich gavo tho
aye Pharisees and hypot
Would thunder in their
actiom
1 thought of our old kite,, IN Fr;doy
When servants sent b., oonoro, oo,;s
Would warn US all so fa,, Nd.
10 love and keep his, j., ao "s"o nac sooa
They did not wink at w. w.'"v.o o''o"'ou'
AS ministers now do %J.s,u''S' %, ana me
. give me back tho oldgs" prevailed III
[ do not like tho now Tho yoto pollcd
q was a great
A.lhoarsc machine now g.si manifested in
: "a goddess choir ioips aGlhat it was
But neither one can toll, ttslvc or fifteen
That come from pardoal the vote was
They sung Gods praisSSo thousand.
young, fJnbs and tho
Because their hearts ya6, shows that
A woll puid choir now clSohnd and Tint
Auu 90 'ho church h'prnment by the
mjust that it has
Wy ~ heaet was pained toMy Of the whole
They tried to make $bo bo % hor,
All fulfilled from top toRs b,vo ;,;,,od
And somo looked lik, :, -. "
With frills and tlounces " n wv 'hoVc
They seemed almc"- s,0 o0,'oofaoy.
And many had tho 4 sooa ieellng VIII
With oamcl's hu people may show
'They noticed nv nlaon tho day of tho
And thought mysever been known in
And frequently theandidatos who have
But l had peace 'lAey have the good Of
thought of timesathat they will unite
When all the phl brethren rs largo
Would make thosneral election.
song,
And jest them IeSv OF Affairs.
.,r. ;, cations that the torpid
r. '4a, fa,,;.h 49, aResin South Carolina and
~ oea ,ho oh iSrn Rates, says the PAila-
To ape ther, ra''s'n warmed 'nto ac"V''y
The oh,rch Il 10 Ksat orders of Attorney
= Tn a,l thew ed SHES Marshals, which aro
Gnt Diva M ,ieanpreturn to the policy Of
/ q, ;is ofsfying elections. They
sded ~ seeasns of weakening on tho
-They'r the aaqd,ation, and tho orders
Thoyot into pd,. before the old set of
TO havlns beRg@ 10 pile into Washington
Thates ofl}pdgs lusaJcalls for troops.
But whetbor 'tis festi4ashington now.
Or sociable, or fair, eek or two ago.
Or Ihriatmos freo nr ny ~, H.