The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-02-07

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naval h 0,,n $500 a'u way. ihey pSo W
and IL il tbrouoh m,,cn tr,i,,,Int;a, t,S ~, ~,
are to enter INA tha k;nnd.,r,' .na' We
or,i A.. io euo Ahnsio'h no" our
N ~ euos uSou " nave 10 struggle! now tnelr
tussle for bread In our childhood we
WHY there were so MANY wrinkles
ON their faces We did not know thot tSbat
were called t,crnw,s feetn M thai, facas ,,ara
the marks of the black raven of trouble,
Did you never hear the old people.
seated by the evening sand talk
over their early trials, their hardships.
The accidents, the burials, the disap-
pointments, the empty tour barrel when
there were so many hungry onas to feed, the
sickness almost unto death, where the next
dose of morphine decided between CHASTITY
bereavement and an unlroken home circle.
Oh, yes ; it was trouble that whitened their
hair. 1t was trouble that shook tho
cup in their hands It was trouble
that washed the lustre from their ewes
with the rain of tears until thew
needed spectacles. Tt was trouble that
made the cane d necessity for their Journey,
DO vol never remember seeing your old
mother sitting, on some rainy day, looking
out of the window, her elbow on the window.
sill, her hand to her brow-looking out, not
seeing the falling shower at all lyou we'll
knew that she was looking into the distant
past, until the apron came up to her ewes.
because the memory was too much for her.
.oft tho b;c unhidden te,r
stealing down the furroyyed cheek
Tod in eloouence sincere,
Tales of woe they could not speak.
P pa., t.is scene OF weeping oor
Tbau sba,, feaI AL u, r to.i anu Pa,n'
Never never ween aean
nUbo oro ,boso rrdar tha o,.ora, tho ,,,,os
tor w wa osLe5. and tha raSnorso ne c duus
Thos vas are thew u rv ,e ant " rnat
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anu e unet fo mI1u a IN Inv tne o th 81 one
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of n,,r ioNad ,nhn one
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az ean WI, stay pavlu Anu ye' io'
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4n Ine peih' az Ine pesiesenienU
t LGoh! WING are oney On r Inc prignI
hliis OF heaven yohder: 1here they
are, tnose VINO SAT at your own tapie, tne
cna'r now vacant ihere they are tnose
whom you rocked IN infancy in the cradle
or hnshed 10 sleep IN your arms lhere they
are those IN whose NE your life was bound
up lhere tney are, thelr brow more RADIANT
than ever before you saw IL, thelr Ups
Waitihg lor Inc KISS OF heavenly greetihg,
tneir cheek roseate WIN the heaith Oh eterna
summer !helr hanas reckoning you up inc
steep, thelr ieet houndlng with the rth OF
heaven. me patior Oh thelf iast sickness
gone out OF their race never more 10 be SICK,
never more 10 cough, never more TO imp,
never more 10 oe oid, never more 10 weep
ihey are "a.ching from those heights 10 see
IL thnoueh 1nIiss You can take that lott, ana
whether You WIN rush IN upon then -Vlctors
They, know that upon this tattle depends
Wnether you WIZ ever JON their society. Up
sorike nardtr! Onarge more bravery! he
memper enat every men you gam puts you
SO mucn further on toward that heavenly re-
union. >,
LII inns morning while speak you could
hear the cannonade OF foreign navy coming
otr ,ne d "a INV M,oh was W uesPG
oorrv;go, n,,r tan,;I;as a,on fro,,, y. how
lone wn,,d we taba hefore We resnlved to or
ofteS. tba,,,a Ewa.v voonon ubotbsr froSst
From, Snr;nofald ~ old and rustv in Tho gar
- ,vo.,,d e. hro,,rht vt an3 ,ga '' ,De ei
nree on and coming II, front Of the foe we
would iool, at them. and then look at orr
families. and the crv would he. tVictorv or
deathln and when tha Ammunition was
gone. we would taka the cantors on
The point of the bavonet or under the breech
of the pun. If Won woujd make snch j
strupole for the oatting baclr Of nnnr aarthlv
friends. will Won NOT make as mich strnggie
for the gaining of the eternal companionshir
of your heavenly friends, Oh. yes we mus,
Join them. We must sit in their holy society
We must sing with them the song. We
must celebrate with then, the tri,mnh Tai
it never be told on earth or in heaven thai
David and his men pushed ont with bravo,
hearts for tha oetting hacL of tbair aarthl,
friends for few wears on earth than we r.
oet our danartad, " y
Won saw that nj, this ;mn,;es that o,r do
parted Christian friends are alive Ivhu hat
Won any idea thew we're dendS Tbao bay,
only poveC. II Won sbouid 90 On the ID y,
Nav To bonsa here one ef vonr fr;ano a.
liyei and found him oone Won would NO.
think that he was dead Won wonlf
inquire next door where he had nose
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70 W. Gur ueparoeu Cnristlam Irlenu
h u tn otiy .aken announcer mouse. Inc seGre ,
once were. and can afford n better residence
They once drank out of earthenware the,
now drink from the Kings chalice. "Josepf
is vet alive.n nd Jacob wfll 20 up and SCI
him. Living, are they WHY, if a man cal
live in this damp, dark dungeon of earthl-
captivity, can he not live where he breathe.
the bracing atmosphere of the mountains O
heaven! Oh, yes, they are living
Do you think that Paul is SO near dea,
now as he was when he was living in tn
| Roman dungeonl Do YOU think that Fred
| erick Robertson. of Brighton is os near daa
| now as he was when. wear after year h
| slept seated on the floor his head on m
bottom of q chair. because he could fin
ease in no other position Do Won thinl
| that Robert Hall Is as near dead now q
when. on his couch, be tossed in physical tor
| t,ro,S NJ DaotI ro,,n 60, = g.. ~, :.