The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-02-12

ly son, the inheritor Of his name. and his
two fair and fault e-s daughter borne away
| forever from his stricken home. so lately
! the scene OF perfect happile-s tu all and
! where now he rem aimed lii "a solitary tree
In weary desert, with no kindred bUuEH 10
break the piercing blast, nor leaf to shelter
| from the burning sun. Arising from Oils
sick bed when, because OF his own extreme
Hines, the fun extent of bis bereavement
| had been concealed from him. hv went t1
| seek his loved ones, bur finding That uIl la5
/ gone, crushed and broken hearted, Dee -#t
down in his lonely home and Wept, anI -fill
| wept, till a utereitui God freed IBIS soul fH#t
! the broken circle m ight b. reunited Ir tHe
spirit land. And 10 would seem knd
] providence so Ordained that the very weight
| of his SORROWS brought him REGARD .H H.-
! dying hour-wheu hr felt rh4r his imGf..-
oned spirit was % be freed 90 join the u#aF
| ones gone before.
| Ii is some consolation o. us to know arI
| fee that most OF cur brother, m,t to-th
without that pauG which usually .U.- El
its terrors and which comes from the uurt-
ing from those we love; bur here rhc STRONG
arm OF death seemed often tempered WE.H
mercy, for whilst it severed many aud Iel-
cruel heart-wouu1s among those nu~-uLHE
the weary path OF life, that journey beyond
the grave, upon which our Deceased lTUfh-
rem entered, but carried them to those Who
had gone before aud whom they louEej Co
join They were merciuliy spared what
the poet so titly de,cutes:
d" What is the worst Of woes that wal, on
age.
What stamps the wrinkle deeper ON the
brow
To view each loved one blotted from Il.g's
page,
To De alone on earth, as 1 am now"
There Is one of our number who feuupou
another field OF usefulness and duty, au4
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which oouAd nam 10 the ta'e OF lhh, ~tIsN-
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tue great 'p'uIu' 20 10 H,,y..I VIII .-
grahuer imam luA' "' " H'''" H's'
Ihere was a h"r" mason wa" Mu'L 'HH
hrst cry al distress was near" from 'lINN.h
Grenada came from another state fo dee
vote himself to the Telici OF MS ~irrhrl
people. There, at the posi- ot sel'-lnportd
duty, IN tue hef,e-l "1i mos IN'.I XII
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