The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-12-30

In the SkV'S centre for. - rich Is God.
He builds the very High: Way to his throne.
VI "o'" no'e e'""" ''"o 'o'''s '"'''' o'' '""'
The following is a gem which would
~ o-o6;. 80 go ~ tho E,rl;ah
w e'e"'I ~ ~ "ny P.'ov :" U.o 1--WE
language. The Illustration IS q very
fine one and he Lesson Of trust in God
~ o,l %l,o tr;.I. ~ re. oo,,,a H.. rd1v bo
:" ts'' C''e Iii"'S ~ t'le c"t'.u ""'"J VIC
more beautifully presented:
The one great comfort which includes the rest:
submit thy sorrow and thy so"i .Ic TO , God:
Who a%swe;s " wtpnes ere re- Il ,hey % turn to prayera
And with lis bles Sings takes us unawares-
VINO girdS. US, though We Know h'm hot' ana
Above s;;'" i. aIwavs with his he,u,nc hands.
A. when little child: returned IRON play,
Against the door. with infant push and strain.
II gamers az IT'S strenGtn ana strives IN VAN;
tnSee ,,1ts w1tn'n t', i9vi%e lat.cr sta%as
Ana 11tS the IRON latch with easy han!S:
nhen. rs ne nghtiy draws the aotT aslie.
And face SrIoW. in strmts W the % little y Sne' w'
Flushed and rejoiced to thiak what 1t has done!
Str"nn donrs t' ~ tro, S,rre fra
And Strive with ali their power OF Knees and
hands,
S 9t wssn n Ine,r neSveny aSIner Ssaao
Flushed and rejoiced 20 think what they can do!
A universal heart.exuerience-w
wa have all had-could ia, div he het.
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leI eAEHtsseu ttiah Ill ttIe *IOtioWInS'
There Is no soul but has some liearse3Tee -~.s
For sOlnoi hing lost on which tue heart was set
Through tear drop prtsins still we SEE It glow.
k!mmed with the splel'dors Of the glorious oDw
There Is no soul but sometimes takes It's flight
n co. r"h a. s",.t Ill.,. i '... ~ ~. + s;'r
Ses . ~ .aero' t',.ns Ss su & %.m ,'a' ~ e
nS .t ~ sec .., anu %as ~ ue
~ HnG a' e.ItuS q , .." t' Sy WY "ta y.
A, o,.,,ost I,uo 81. III ,,,,,,,;tv
"a" iu'o tol al nun'""''y >
and II desire for the coming OF the bet
ter time when love and mercy shall
prevail throughout the world. are very
f.,oi,, ov,'ross:', -, +nn roun,,,,, n..If
',"e'y eAP'eoSeu Ill Cne ioi'O"I"S H"'A
dozen lines:
Roll on. o slow wheeled Years, and bring
Who, mo, the sS,1I May ,,.r ,o,,., - c,.o ,.r.
And spring t., neip when tem,,ts ~ nature fails.
As when 4 builder drop. from city walls:
Mnea 1 s. to 90 & Eoo ai&me men 9a shall s Se 1oid
1''" wv seIn , wv su".' "s 10 '"e' 'eeN 'o' so"'
,-et W. ""'G ,;..1s ,selseu @ '"L ou' a''o. - =.
sHo q '.. po.m WHY" we u -
merhans = H""drssS s"' times @ Sine since and and
always with increased admiration rs
well for the sentiment as for the touch
''s'y 'oe'"'''ul poet,c e1p'ess'o'' u ~
t,om. ., ose INV ] ch,,d, tha ~ temnos, r,oo. ,,o,-
Come close to me until it passes by;
Come close, there is no tempess where Stand.
Come close, my child: Your love is not in vain.
Come close to me-, IN; my chi child. IL and find indeed.
Ihe one true friend ana !over whom you need.
know What tongues are busy with Your MSine
He c,nee mo-" %@ o % ma y% sn oe
Come close to me, my child and do not weep
n.r n ey pv MOI sleep
Come close, and find them sleeping on my breast.
of % c% cSe y Hmc cfrt %atever tn may Re'n
u every trouble, and foreyermore.
IN m,. . ~ ~ .' ':,, ':'
Il taste Of the oualitv Of the book,
Written as they were amid the cares
and !aDors ot the wotk.a' day lite OF a
ci".r'v tn.' nrssess;"" nv +bn;! I ,nthor ""
of a poetic genius surpassed by few
American poets.
We Judge that the above discrimina-
ting notice is from the pen of DR.. A.
p. Miller, proprietor and managing
editor of The American. AS such we
value it highly, and rejnice in it rs al
offset to all the sneers of petty local
enemies, for DR.. Miller has known us
for life time and is familiar with our
career. lie is mistaken, however, in