The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-13

| - iAhAusu uaoFN Nhsoul uhu nc coulu uheath'
rhls nendas tho modo'ls ave solving with
case
B~hold lhem ROW wsighIuG such worlds 9, they
l plsgzt,
E4hold them usiu.dng eclrlcal wing, =
To each current u .sh,nlug hat nelnlasly
siags.
From ci,f 10 CitY, fFom empire 10 empire,
| Wherever that Fsuiu, enklrd.ys her IRE,
ks't fall aud dehlrneltA now growing old.
New pnri.s arc wousd Gis riIs 10 unfold.
To ;feoe IN IS beauty tn law OF mans Erowth,
To vase NJ tae S.ug.arl 80 cGs. OF his slGth,
To breath !ls pira.ion morr perfect than Pau,
Such pulsls are wanted ycs, wan OF by all.
Msn started n hvs.er. IA knowledge un,srssd.
The iabiu OF n sset has long bssn iInmersed,
| The Eden ., Adam was tho earth untitled,
With hun uade'elop,d. In AcieEos unsEllled
The Eden pt Noses his eyes meier Lehed,
| Tw.> sOruH in man. inuc 10y reason dsptlled
This story reDsa,ed IN The Sunday phool room.
The paths Of Out children may sSeeuJ Hume.
Like the s,Orlcs related ,ra Christmas appears.
70 satisy ShilsyCl snd dsS 10 their ,ears
Wren the dsys o; heir childhood are ioaily re-
Vowed.
They see that such stories by mothers lmbued,
Were simply intended to brighten childhood,
| And tause II u travel ~ paths irlr and good;
AL take M these stories when older they grow,
| Aud tell KEN to children 10 please them, you
| know.
The doGtriuN that nm hg- dCOendad from two,
| IL melting. IL falling rrcedisg iTon view;
| ne gN.rms o. the r1c'1 first coming 20 light
| Were a. d!Dtr ~, Us varied rs trboi now IN
| sight.
The doatrln, that bodies or.sonls onoo b,Iett
VIII D. ralssd and united wi souls tnat have
| left
Is NUM- Osred with Golllcs now all di5believsd-
The man OF the present viii not be decaYed'
lie knows that the SUES aHo, that nature ieIs
| fail
WIN re'er nc retaUn by the soul at all;
II may dAEs- IN the sunshine and blush ia the
But the soul that has left it ne'er will enclose.
Like the shoes oni the clothing we once throw
N, more do we gather for some future day,
They nave answered the purpose which they
| we've mad,
Thencetorward will mingle with dust on them
| laid.
The doctrine tha. God in the flesh ever dwelt
Except IN the manner by the good always felt,
l. resting on fables and beating retreat
| To reasc advancing with columns complete.
To rea Arone welcomed with furnaos in hand
For 81 lE the errors 1t fnds In he land,
| DissoN TX tha fables related Of Old.
| IRE wiseou mad come its rules 10 unfold.
Tho puIpits have told us that God has dwslt
here,
In na,i. HI but thu one--the Rsseemer go dear
| That We shall be ike Him in the future to be-
| He must have been mankind or this could
| ho' W
That God was in Christ We do not disc aim,
We even go farther aud set up the CAIN
| That His sp rit OF love Is dwelling in al,
| And " ouldiGg the future Of the great and the
]
| lie. your nerves be now steady while turning to
| view
The errors Of priests related 10 you.
"nhe e1po,iis u sunn 1T anu 'no ue"uiops
III. ala. ~ hat ,-o.1 ,o- sood q, dn. so,,o,
nc '''"' VI '''t ''''' vi ''eo Al u"' '''e''
For seed that Is new. for seed III. sound.
fof se ara NJ SNou'' gro" Al 'n' ne"' 'Nfneu
| ro- "a nat will d,u,;sb and haar uo1dou
roF se f,uit 'u"' Will h'ui'sn ""u Dear so'uen
whara thistlss ara nlapt.d whers thistle, tale
foo''
| The doctrine that angels began their career,
ot q, 81 T. uP NOV mU'o " ,hn ,
Is III thni f,ou msitlr iii st,rted lies race
- 'A" "
| with ,,oth.r, and fsthers IN oct az tbs r. pursa
Till reason developed and they should emersa
Fiom helpless cohdlliohs 10 conditions Oh
POWER, :,
From the weakness OF childnood 10 maahoous
Our Gsd, 81 unchanging In ages gone BY
ls acting me same us IN ages now nlgh;
Inc spehhihs Ironi pushes hhu Wrluhg Oh
sohs u
| 6lOue,
|
The doctrine proclaimed ny the great lngersoil
L. eVi. Is woithless, lnsul'ins WILMA;
We spun it we sink it in the ocean bed low,
Where hshes are swimming anu carols prlght
l',were better thaS pestience famine ana wars,
| Shoud swallow our race IN tneir AWFUL WaWs
Than 10 bury the hopes in the bosom OF man,
Or confinn his attention - earth's little spsn.
l,,,o world If oans,t;o, ,c o,Iot,ed tn man
His soul is t,o q duke Tor the Ingersol plan;
He must be related To the insect ana n.y.,
That sport in the sunshine and merrily die.
Now therefore BE- cautious ana resist while
ne sophlNIry woven p 'le insgis , ,-ii'''n
lwht weaken Sout iopes anu oioso Wy Sour
To the s9iFi's low aNei'ihs IN 'ne inner "o'io
| hsh'
The wri ings Of PAYNE I've read with delight
IL trusted In G. ID, belie-iag all right,
Sophisiica i'sla Ne up.eI W,.n te ease eoso
| hcNealihS al sPie'i"'i ' '' PS0'
The pen tina, he guild, d was dipped into truth.
AVo iiusii fsr reasons gosn parent, then old,
e O 20 -
He simply resisted me work OF ne priest
Erecting column by reason outlined,
Mons lasting than marble more loved by the
'''' mind.
The paper our Fathers a,st flung TO the world
| Ere marching 10 Datle with ehhhers unlurieu,
Was drawn by the pencil OF Payne dipped Ia
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