The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-10-02

VI ehc way, ana servants come in will
basin OF water in one hand and n tow,
Ell In the other, and lSneel down befor,
these newly-arrived travellers, washing
OF the dust of the way. The
butchers, and poulters and cater.
ers OF the prime minister prepare the
repast The guests are seated in small
groups, two or three ut table; the
food on tray; all the Injuries from
imperial gardens, and orchards, and
aquariums, and avaries are brought
here, and are filling chalice and plat
Ter. Now is the time for this prime
minister II he has u grudge against
benjamin, TO show it. Will he kill him.
now that he has him in his hands? O.
no! This lord of the corn-crib is seat
ed Mt his own table, and he looks over
to the table of his guests; and he sends
n portion to each of them, but sends n
larger portion to benjamin, or, as the
Bible quantity puts it; "Benjamin's
mess was five times as much as any of
theirs" BE swift and send word back
with the swiftest camel to Canaan to
old Jacob, that Benjamin is well; all
Is well; he is faring sumptuously; the
Egyptian lord did not mean murder and
death; but he meant deliverance and
life when announced to us on that day:
''Ie shall not see my face unless your
brother be with you"
Well, my friends, this world is fam
ine-struck of sin. 1t does not yield
single crop of solid satisfaction.
1t is dying. 1t is hunger-bit-
ten. The fact that it does
not, can not feed mans heart was
well illustrated in the life of the En-
glish comedian. All the world honored
him, did every thing for him that the
world could do. He was applcuded in
England and applauded in the United
States. He reused up nations into
laughter. He had no equal And yet
although many people supposed him en-
tirely happy. and that this world was
completely satiating his soul. he sits
down and writes: II never in my life |
put on new hat that it did not rain
and ruin it. / never went out in a |
shabby coat because it was raining and |
thought all who had the choice would |
keep indoors, that the sun did not
burst forth in its strength and bring
out with it all the butterflies of fashion
whom knew and who knew me.
II never consented to accept part I
hated, out of kindness to another, that
1 did not get Missed by the public and
cut by the writer. could not take a
drive for a few minutes with Terry
without being overturned and having
my elbow-bonc broken, though my
friend got off unframed / could not
make a covenant with Arnold, which l
though was to make my fortune with
out making his instead, than in an in
credible space of time-I think thirteen
nonths-I earned for him 600, 900 and
Tor myself one ] am persuaded that if
were to set up as beggar every one I
n my neighborhood would leave off
eating bread" That was the lament
If the worlds comedian and Joker. '
MI unhappy. The world did every
hing for Lord Byron that it could do,
md yet in the last moment he asks a '
riend to come and sit down by him J
md read, as most appropriate to his ]
ase, the story of THE Bleeding t
Heart"
Torrigiano, the sculptor, executed, {
fter months Of care and carving, MA
Ionna and the Child" The royal fam t
ly came in and admired it. Every a
,ody that looked at it was in ecstasy Y
nut one day, after all that toll, and all Il
hat admiration, because he did not get i
IS much compensation for his work as G
&c had expected, he took mallet and a
ashed the exquisite sculpture into f
toms. The world is poor compensa- C
ion, poor satisfaction, poor solace. t,
anime, famine in all the earth, not n
Or seven years, but for G,000. But, b
lessed be God, there is a great corn %
rib. The Lord built it. 1t is in an h
Their land. 1t is large place. An "
NIGEL once measured it, and as far as / Il
an calculate il in our phrase that corn d
rib is 1,500 miles long and 1900 broad 81
nd 800 high, and IL is full p
''Oh!" say the people, ''we will start CT
ght away and get this supply for our g
,ul." But stop a moment, for, from c.
ne keeper of the corn.crib there comes &C
lis word saying: "You shall not see IL
" face except your brother be with tc
ou." In other words there is no such al
ling as getting from Heaven pardon, W
nd comfort and eternal life, unless w
o bring with us our Divine Brother, re
lie Lord Jesus Christ Coming with 10
1t Him we shall fall before we reach bi
lie corn-crib, and our bodies shall be IN
,rtion for the jackals Of the wilder O.
,ss; but coming with the Divine bi
,sus, all the granaries Of Heaven will Dc
wing open before our soul, and abund- 10
ice shall be given us. We shall be he
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