The Republican journal., 1884-08-07
GROVE CEMETERY.

When the west wind blows, in summer time
And breathes its song with the wild birds chime,
And the maple throws its shade across
The lowy graves of the loved and lost.
The weary come from life of toll,
Here to lie down, in the sacred soil
And the youthful heart in its golden prime,
Never TO bleach with the SHOWS of time.
And faith looks up to a happier home
Than earth can give, meath its proudest dome.
But shadow comes over the earth and sky
When the death angels wing is lowering nigh,
And the cloud grows dark, as the mother grieves
Der the little grave, heath the clustering leaves,
But the Angel whispers peace, be still,
/ Thy babe is safe from ali shade of ill.
| love to muse on their quiet rest,
When the fairy Spring each mound has dressed.
Of their peaceful sleep love to think,
When the apple blossoms are white and pink,
And the winds low sigh and the sweet birds call,
And the blue sky bending over all.
It's saider thought when the storm kin. raves,
And heaps the snow on The lonely graves.
! 70 the cheerful ireside il brings a chill,
W hen we think OF the graves on the Wntry hill,
Lying there 50 stlli and white,
Ia the pitiess gloom Of the frosty night.
And think the time is not far away,
When shall lie in a bei of clay.
When the wintry storm viii above me rave
And the spring viii dech my grassy grave,
Then where viii the dcathitos spirit be,
Ca the boundic7a shore OF Eternity.
Snail we not be a. the golden -ran
That fails to the earth, but to rise again?
True il the lesson that nature shows
= rom inc hny sh2ol 20 me Pe Il to9y
Can mould anew, with /, Love divine. Ii, A.
hcifast, July, lsr4
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. INTO recently, but nothing of value was stolen.
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Dir. Lombard. Of this ciIy, had a rough expert
cuce with a horse on "Wednesday morning The
ANIMAL which does not belong 10 him bur j. in his
keeping, was standing near hI- cottage il North
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struck him, lt knocked him oi;t ni the y;y of the
carriage wheels. Tho Dr. WAS NOT ipiur,l but for
a few minutes imagined himself a top. The horse
then headed for the enb.tihulclit Of the shore.
which is twenty feet hl.l and covered vtha small
growth of trees. Th, wagon struck a post and WAS
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EXCURSIONS The oda Fellows, Nt this city,
mace an excursion To sherman Point Camden, on
Friday OF last week. The steamer Nav Field was
chartered for the occasion, but for some reason did
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