The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-25
Shall We give thank, io unnriy f,sy sui
not for hsak Noysnihafr


Shall WO slvo thaahs "a suany nsy aud
not foF klssk Noyemberf
Yet with her h,aft I tnsw rln heard 10
Old bona church hola ring;
bhe heard again the little shcir 10 which
sbe used % ding;
She beard 10 pattcnt fsetcat payer, %
long and roundAbOat,
That went trom hoais 70 heaihendom and
not ascai lsit out
lknsw, although her loving tya Ioc.sd
into nina with Stnilea
Her SPIRITS vlion Hooked acres ths Ssps-
rating mllel
sAe taN ths glad 10 siolelns q % thdr ehIld.
hood's homA
Again the ioys aud chlldfun, and ~ chil.
drent ehildrn coma
1lneF aboye The Winds Nild ncsa hs
heard Der iGtheFl yo'cs
Saying; lat al cur souls give thanka III
al our hoartS rujclees
Beyoui The viii, unhrcssn wocdt AZ.
ihcush no sign sbs gayp.
tknew tha saw the falel bloom ubcyO our
baby : grsyN
Just thsS asoani q kealihy ll5ps IN tolE
npon to ear,
A'dutky incs pared through ihe door ~
aullofs q DOR
f.a,ns t,,te,si.kf st..,.. Il. D.. -. - A..
With slow grave tfcAi.
A friendly Winnebago stood clcla bafds
my bod
SThs paletac, very Aek. = 10 G1Id. FTTs
brought him good der meat;
Tho paletaoS squaw Ihall cook tcr hin,
twin make him we'll to cat y
Quick glAdnssS beat With syofy paiba.
Thank Goif, 1murmnrei low,
While Mary looked up with asmilS lhsl
Said, Itch yUuScIu
I've sata many feast dne1 thsa, whao
ali good things WSre spresd;
With the rich the Nts tho witty, olnc5
then rye broken btead
Meath church splrei polntius h,ayenwafd.
with plou. happY tbrongl
I've jolnot in prayertnl seIvlv5 ard lnnE
Thanksgiving scaSsi
But nsvsr have l taltsi, Ia tAli OF any
land,
Such meat as that l took that day fron our
red brother hard,
And never over any gool Ihat Nh or
hte'Slong way.
Have ! OifSrsd any truer thGnu than soma
that rose that day
It Seemsd as though that yoar life dealt II
hardest blows to us
And than, though ikeI were not ~ clear,
Siill Ws WerN propSrouL
And fortune smiled; thS years psd on,
'tWixs labor and reposO
TIL NO saw our forest home grow fair and
blossom as tho rpio-
And through It all or storm, Or tua, my
AAsy's patient trust
Not for single momeut trallcd 10 banner
III tha dust;
Always her eyes looked upward, GIFays
sne saw afar,
Through tho clouds that darksasd round
her some brightly blaming star.
However dark today mIghs b., sAs trusted
in tomorrow;
Always Soms psah oi peaee She brought
from erOry sea ot sorrow
And al her dear long lie, blsii God for IL
most gracious length,
Tho courage Of her brave true soul Was
strength unto my strength,
The whlte frosts eams upon her hsad and
made silver crown,
Above her placid brow, out ot hgr locks cf
brown;
But though upoa bOr faeo timo WroIs With
certain, subtle arr,
No wrinkles gathered On hsr soul, 20 ffut
upon her hsaFt
30 she was always talt toms; I think I ID
not know
That til, roso. VANISHED from hsr check o.
that tho sllYsry snow
Had touch,d her loea OF goliea brown; 70
mo she always stood t
In radiant beauty Oatho hslEhh q pcriect
womanhood,
Id.iq pace aad qd'. IN my iIisIdSdTia;
Ing daI
And look Quito tho other land that slIs,uos
far away;
Ikuow that 50, |. visiting With her A.ars
oflove and truth
croWuOi with thS gsadoul bsauty 4 su
immortal youth.
And after wO have met oaco mora. / sol.
emily declare
We VIII search all heaven over, for Iluow
be will bO thcrs,
Toaai the dusEy brother who in tho dark
est Of our DAYS,
Brought light unto our darknsT and turned
our pain 70 prals:.
MILWAUKEE, Nuy 10