The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-05-07

ses0~PsSs0 ss0SeS, We can netp u. The
cuse,ines vill bile out. So here il come.
thing solemn. A solemn ~ the face of q
psrson when he puts IN his specs and peeks
INTO the Contribution box and finds only Ii
cents. one counterfeit quarter and hi.
butchers bali:
"Has our beloved brother departed ,hi.
, ilife!"
AYES. husbands dead and is laid out"
"Ah! he Is then 1t rest! Dill he suffer
much, sister, toward the last?,
Awful, he vent out IL his head and
moaned and gssped, and tossed about, snL
A. YOU had administered spiritual consol,.
ton, and he vas prepared to die. and the
doctor said there wasn't No more hope fur
him togit veil than fnr last years morris >
glory tn blow out a ain, just tork pity on
him, he did thrash around ~. and couldn't
no wav enjoy life any longer. and 80 got
big piller aud put il over his face and sot
down on u, and then he went out like .
lamb"
We wonder this blessed Sunday morning.
while the birds and the Niger cuoks in the
back yard are singing praises, how many
men are cunning the shoemaker sho didn't
get those new b,ots done? Talking about
Sunday and shoemsken, did you ever .er a
pious shoemaker Of tho-e fellows Who
never tell a lie. bni get right up in meeting
when the hymn Is given out and howl till
you think heaven is dropping IaT-,one. on
the roof?
Here's one o; tho.e fellows:
He had an interest Above;
Ssid life wss male Tor higher L.e;
Aud one day ii the week gave thanks
And six made bao,s aud shoes.
Each Sabbath d., his form wa. seen
| AZ church, h,wed head and reverent lid,
This was . rule that never broke
His boot strap. often did.
lie felt brotherhood in man
That took the world into its folds:
He had . snftuess IN his heart
But squeaks we're in his soles.
To earthly gains of sordid wealth
With mixers care he never clave;
lie gave To nssny charities-
His tight bots nsrsr gave.
On upper thiag. he took delight;
lie knew shcm stea.ifsst, certain, pure
The "pPsrs "f his boots ani shoes
Were things not quite so sare.
Familiar on hrs ready tongue
The Bible was. al texts could show,
To all its promises held fast
His stitches they let On.
:" Snish 'nes sh'"'d 60
And .om.,;n,.. r., -",,,I IT,. 800 I",
And sometimes stretch the truth.
II.
Wjck.,lne.. ,hr;xs. and .oo.in.". h
He never felt that life wa. vain
Nor took oat all the peg..
lie meant IN 4, the h.,, he c,u,a
lie s,rove to Keep hi. honor whole,
Within his insno-, s'ai. me,n-
ne !" sole In Ms soul.
And II hs f,u,5 ,.;,...,,; :, ,.,,,,
Ills ou;cL .,,.n,;an he mid ,..,d
To make !, r;.i, 10 f,.r h'.
"'!s %" '"e me""'
U;s l,ns.,u. ,h.
Whs-..,, h.. L,,;iJ :, 49,, I'll
rhon.h s,o-m. Ibid t,,i 81 ,,,
~ .o'i
." '"'s .e Pe"sru MS avn.
He v,xsa AMI tho, ., ,.o.,h J..
Thouvh fond baud. L,.d1v nm,..d
LET ." ms 'atesi ned oei,eved-
A"e 'as' s""'' 'e the n'S'.
Dearly beloved b,e,hreo nm, ,..rc;, :.
~... L.. a.. -
church bells are Calling ma. We are in.
had Sv ,o .ho~n. h..a
a. ,.. -.
""e 's". ~"" VI P'c'"reS' 20 We VIII con-
,.fs,.,. >, 81. - -, -. --:.
-" -A'""a'"" P'a"'Auo" win the sharp end |
81 q sugar cane, dipped in the wool Of . |
NO" a" arse an" sing:
lse hen avaitin' long for lie COOL OLD time /
Daf!t member come no mo-;
In de little cabin do
Ny Sam was dsr Wild his fiddle:
fc Sam, he'@ gone-done desd-
An de shelter oberbe.d
An little Mose-well. he's dead, too,-
How he u>e'! to dance an sing:
" sW Jim, .r Folly and all de rest.
"e"s rum ~ rum ne ring
Die W;.ses- hIs,, h.- .,.,,
Would lsff till her sides glib vay,
An massaH stop at my cabin inst
To saw "ho.is ole nanny to-dsy?-
n: ,...,.. me az, Que mas "'!s
Who un..sd ;.m-rh'rv hl.,ssi nm.
Clean down to it'll. Mass Loo.