News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-12-20

but no Jesus I 90 into the Arimatheal
caD,eterv. Int ito door iS coma an,
The sbroud is gene. and Jesus is cone
nv faith look unto tha Kings Dalace: anC
behold I have tound HIM Joseph- Jesus i
still aIiyeI GICriors relip;on.a religion mad
not out of deaths leads, and cross bones
and undcrtaker's screw-driver, but on
bounding with life. and sympathy and clad
ness. joseph is vet alive!
81 know that my Redccmcr lives,
What comfort this sweet sentence gives!
he ives he lives wno once was oeAd'
lie iFes' my everything Lead.
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he I'VE I'VE 20 Sii'ist nie u,iy vi ',a,h
He vcs m nuu 16a S,.'iI, ~ Irenarc
He lives TO- brinE me safely there.
"IIe lives all glory to His name;
He lives, my Jesus, still the same.
Qn, the sweet 10Y ms ,o sellIet &C Ives
kno" tnaI my heuechlel iNes'
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foad anJ tbov viii +nrn oround and thnv
viii GO hack to the noIace and really think
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the SLOW of Egvntien narhIa into foroetfni-
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cea;rrr The Ionc, Coronno1oS IF orob;tac+,,rol
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storoi ,nn1arrh III pa iS! .tio Cd +aa
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with fa n So *, IN nun wa CGned;
were there would saw. ~ et tho Ei,c 20
wagons take me nm to he oid f1rn .Io,,-n =
If Jesus were not in heaven tLara You'll
he no music there: there would he Int farz
people there; they would be off Io,lliny for
the lost Christ, CRYING through the nniva,.s 81.
"Where is JesuS4 whera Is .Jesncn, ~
after they had found him. with LOVING
violence they would take him and bear him7
through the gates; and it would be the Great
of the oldest inhab tant. Jesus never vent
oT from heaven but once, ana He was So
badly treated ON that excursion thew viii
never let Him go again.
A. the 10y of meeting our brother. Jo-
seph-Jesus! After we have talked about Him
with Him, and to clasp hands with the hero
OF the ages; not crouching us underlings in
Ills presence, but, as JACOB and Joseph hug
each other we VIII want some new term by
whlca 10 ADDRESS Him. On earth " g call Him
saviour, or Eedeemer, or friend; but when
we throw our arms around Him in everlast-
ing embrace, we will want some new name of
endearment. can think of what we shall do
through the long ages Of eternity; but
what we snail do the first minute | cannot
guess. In the first flash of His countenance,
IN the first rush of our emotions, what we
'Wheimlng glory OF the first sixty seconds III
I heaVen! MethinkS We VIII just stand, and
ioS m, an H look, ana looK'
me Alhg wagons took jacob up to see his
losI 10Y, ana so really think that the Kings
wagons T :, VIII take US up to see our lost KIN
of your household. How many years is il
now last Christmas, or the fourteenth OF
next month: It was a dark night when he
died, AMI stormy day it was at the
burial; and the clouds wept with you, and
the winds sighed for the dead. The bell at
GreenWooi's gate rang only few moments,
but your heart has Geen tollIng, tolling, ever
since. You have been under a de-
fusion, like Jacob of old You have
bought that Joseph was dead. You
put his name first in the birth-record
of the family Bible, and then you put
it in the dea5h-recorl of the family Bible,
and you nave Teen deceived. Joseph Is yet
alive heis more alive than you are. OF all
the sixteen thousand millions of children that
statiSticianS say have gone into the future
world, there is not one of them dead, and the
Kings wagons will take you up to see
them. Y on often think how glad you will be
to see them. Have you never thought, my
brother, my sister, how glad they will be to
see YOU! Jacob was no more glad to see
Joseph than Joseph was to see Jacob.
Every time the door in Heaven opens, they
lock to see if it is you coming in. Joseph,
So L.
when he thought of Jacob-afar off. And
the heaven of your little ones will nov be
fairly begun until you get there. All the
kindnesses shown them by iInmortals viii not
make them forget you. There they are,
tie radiant thrOngS that went out
from your homesl throw a kiss to the
~ tbe ''' riIsco ny arc an wen 10y
bas pp,,I 81 - iPpi91s ~. -
lame child l.a5s. -oS nov" ~ ii'Iie
heavenE no my earning, you won DC
lame III heaven. a little SICK chlid says;
Ma, VIII L DO SICK III heaven. NO, ny
dear, you won be SICK Ill hgaven; A
hooHomna w nv dam. To,, 1yon't I've hin
IN haovenn They are eli VOL tbere
Tn NV bovto91 for sop,o time we 1ivo1
tbraa mics from chnr,h end ON stormy davs
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p1I enIs -, me" it'll P' o.i i. .Lot,
dor ,1 Ins + a. any lucy
TomII 90 - the window If twal va
o'clock to see if thew We're coming.
and then we would 90 at half past twelve to
see if they were coming. and at quarter to
one md then Mt one O'clock After n while
Mary or David or DeWitt would shrmt..
The wagons coming" and then we would
see it winding out of the woods,
the lane and ND in front of
tho Old farm-house: and then wa youId
IRISH ont. LEAVING the doors wide onen With
many things - toll ina, osl,In +i'nrI
many onestions Wal nv - C ,.ntH
rem think we ara many If ~ in the 49,
WAGONS, and we are on the wav homn n
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