Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-23

not stop. We think we can stop. W.
ray, Come now, my friend. let US stol
and discuss this subject but We do no,
stop The year does not stop, the day
does not stop, me hour does not stop.
Inc year is a great wheel and there ia q
Dand On that wheel that keeps il rcvolv.
ing. ana as that wheel turns, II turns
800 smaller wheels, which are the DAYS.
ana then each OF these 800 wheels turn
tWCnty-tour smaller wheels, which are
the hours, and these twenty.iour smaller
wheels turn sixty smaller wheels,
which are the minutes, and these
sixty smaller wheels turn sixty
more smaller wheels which are
the seconds, and they keep rolling.
rolling, rolling, mounting, mounting,
mounting, and switching, switching.
switching. Oh, God' if our generation
Is going like that and we are going with
them, waken uS TO the short but tire
mendous opportunity. | confess to you
that my one wish is 10 serve this genera
ton. not 10 ~antagonize it, not 10 damage
II, not To rule IT, but to serve it. ! would
like 10 DO something toward helping un-
strap It's lad, to stop IT'S tears, 10 hslsam
It's wounds and to induce it 20 put foot on
~ b'hib ibi'A AhGA HOS NJ iC " 4
accldma.ion rapturous and gates pearline,
AID garlands amaranthine and fountains
~rainbowcd and dominjons enlhroned and
coroncted, for | cannot forget that lul
lahy in the closing words of my text.
David. after he had served his own gen.
Grafton by the will Of God, fel on sleep"
And what "a lovely sleep it was! Tn
tlial Absalom did not trouble il. Am
IJt1ntla AInniiuh di1 NOT yynvru IL Der
scouting Saul did not harrow it. Exile
did not fill il with nightmare. Since a
red headed boy amid his fathers tiocks
at night, he had not had such a good
sleep. AT 20 years of age he Jay down to
it. be has had many Il troubled sleep,
rs in the cavcrns Of Adullam or in the
palace at the time his enemies were at
tempting his capture. But this was a
peaceful sleep, q calm sleep, a rostful
sleep, a glorious sleep. After he had
served his generation by the will Of God,
be feil on sleep Oh, what a good
thing is sleep after "A hard days work, II
takes all the aching out OF the head and
all the WEAKNESS out OF the limbs and all
the smariing ont of The eyes. From il
we rise in the morning and it
is a new world. And if We,
like David, serve our genera
ton, we viii at LIES close have most
desirable and refreshing sleep. Int viii
vanish our last fatigue Of body. oar last
wOrrimert of mind, u last sorrow Of
soul. To the Christians body that was
hot with raging feyeTs so that the at.
PENDANTS must by sheer force keep on the
blankets, it viii be the cool sleep, To
those who are thin bloOGed and shivering
with agues, it Will be the warm sleep. TO
those who. because OF physical disorders i,
were terrified with night visions, it viii
be the dreamless sleep. To nurses and
doctors and mothers WHO were Weakened
Almost every hour of the night by those
10 whom they ministcred, or over whom
they watched, il will be the unQisturbed
sleep. 10 those VINO could not get 10
bed Till late at night and must rise early
in the morning and before getting rested,
it Till be the long sleep.
AWAY WITH IT.
Away with all your gloomy talk about
departure from this world. II we hay,
served u generation II w;ll not he put
ing ont iutD he breakers. Il NIll not be tho
tght with the King Of i~crr,,s; il VIII D.
going so sleep. A friend writing mC
from Illinois says that Rev. Dir. Wingatc,
president Of Wake Forest college. North
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