The Penn's Grove record., 1892-12-30
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kt1Rh chronological TACT that We
~csiss .s ses a%s G srss snd n ssss 70 e e. i Z.
ei1ef1ttou, to it, redemption ami its dsmoli-
f31a And % l expect that 1898 will be-
&x1n<r l16r than 1892. It's wedding bells
IA ~ Herrier- Its obsequies viii be sad
'd5k@ II ecisntfdc discoveries more brill
{xnk ~ properties more significant. Its
2ofS 1~upsndeus. Look out for 1891 Let
pffnters ksvs in their cases Of type plenty
q $~xDiematinr points to set up a sudden
1Sfnxf1p6< Z List the conservator1es have
&soe6stou q bowers hat can be tvisted into
kn<1Gndk Let churches have plenty Of
|oon1 fcr ~fBoroassl ssssmbiages. Let men
Eu6 9olaeu have more religion 10 meet the
11ci1atlons and the ext gencies, and the de-
'6&nda a1d the raptnrss and the woes OF
~ oomlnx 1893. In what mood shall we
&pkat1e door Of the new yearf With faith,
tr1n3 l1Lths buoysnt faith, triumphant
<H1kn God wall see you through. His grace
~ - suf1cisnf II you trust Hin. You
~ - - Hin At any time and lind SYM
.llttle child got hurt one morning dur
fuH ~ mofhars ebsence. We looked after
oe11oa we'll a. We could. Toward night
~ ffokhsr returned, and for the first time
~ e&D1 cried and cried voeifer ously. Some
'4etSddt - her: what do you cry fors
XCG ia not cry all dav.p Her reply was.
,ttsyx&(re was no one to cry tor And so you
icG1otIE1es suppress your trouble because
= N fuii resource of earthly SYM
nn<1Y. But l rejoice to tell you that la God
Va 1lWeys have some one to cry to. He
I'M condole and help In every crisis Come,
~ me unstrsp that knapsack Of care
lratn your shoulders Come prosperity or
<syex31ty, come wedding or burial, come
1<HIth or sickness, ono life or
lssfA rsms time or eternity, alrs
asht and I'll slss will be right Men and
women have sometimes given strange and
Hainisiosi directions In regard to what shall
y done with thar hearts after death. Rob-
" Hrues ordered his heart to be sent to the
lHofv Iand Tor burial. The Earl of Leicester
tr8Srod bis heart sent to Brackiey Hospital.
tas6Sllh. daughter OF the Earl OF Pembroke.
nd * H-erkkampstead, but orderst her
Min1Sor. dying In q foreign land, ordered
u hanRt fnclose1 In lead ami sent to Eng
and for buriafiu the chapelof Brakeman.
How what shall we decree for our hearth
That II b the LorEa, nj then it makes no
lfkcrence what else becomes OF 1t. Living
IA dying, may It all be Bis.
Tins IN three chapters nave counseled
Nat the holidays be grouped. May nothing
aEsrfefs with their fslicitiss. May they be
66qent that they will be food for pleasant
.Ntnfuiscencs further on. You know that
Me- aNhfIe the old homestead will b. broken
~ hi ysars and years the children come
lbus y spend the holidays and the house is
'esnes a. childhood are rehearsod, and we
naQb til she tears come as we talk we
sd1s boyish or girlish freak or cry over
Sme old trouble ended; but the heart swings
Sack axain to mirth, for IL does not take half
Sescond for 4 tear Of tho eye to strike the
mile Of the lip. For . few years the grand
ih3drsn make the holidays merry. One OF
LL-L---~- ~-anAnkfIIra De ~ k.a.
g Old folks young. Then after q few years
Ae annual gathering at the old homestead
: half broken up Tor father or mother %
About two years after flor there are gem
rally about two years between the time of
heff guingl the other half of the holiday
eas1n i broken up: Then the old houss
~ sons and daughters by that time have
.bpm>s Of thsir own. They plant their own
Hkrtotmas trees and hang up their wi chill
stockings, and twIne their W holly
mtaklet0A and have their own good
f fhsy win perhaps % riding rss on
aMfriagetwenty or thirty years from now
.f1nx the places where we slumber the last
3sS1 and ma we lave 5e-r - sousifsrst~
~ e~ympathetic in cur demeauor toward
{.<sn now that they will then say one 70 au-
&h1r ~ they pass the silent mounds Of the
yNt1xgrETareyard or Guy cemetery, lnsre
.fs6kS asS1ind q father and as kind q mother
= AVER xishsd their children . merry
5hrisfmns and happy new year"
nepnwfdle We their parents and grand
lersntL viii, / hops, through the atone
kpot Of our hlsssed Lord, be keeping noli-
~ livelisr and higher up; In thu presence
4 n6tvsgy Christ whose birth the earthly
's6riSfmas commentaries and OF the
= Ancjsut0f Days who saw the first yesf
|kcen. and VIII see the last year close; -
soalpAnionship with the ever-widsninR
1fr11e 81 heavenly kindred many already
~ and many soon 70 come, and the tables
l&ktkatsfmzvity will purple with the grapes
r HlchoL ed raddsn with the new WIN
b - 5ktn9dpm,n and glow with twelve
r. effSs ~ lthpss holidays will be mansions
ina tkroaas,A nd Gro wns OF glory that never
away. Oh, that these delightful hoh-
.i{ys u eartk may 1T us for those more de-
Sfhffnts hoiids5s ot heavsni