Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1892-08-31

Fathers VINO iali 10 gam iivelihood,
SO that they anu 'neir chii"reh
submit 10 'OhstahI PrNatioh' sew
ing women VINO can not ply 'he
needle quick enough 10 earn them
shelter and bread. Tut whether re-
ported or accompanying, whether IN
seemingly c"mi"rtahie parior, or III
damp cellar or III not garrett "od an
gel "f mercy are on the watch ms
moment th"N" Grl'fS are BEN" COZ
lccted Down on IN" back streets, IN
all the alleys nmid Hhan,'cS ana hog
cabins, tn" work goes on Tears oil
want-sc"thhE IN summer neat or
freezing IN winters cold -ih''y iai' not
unircdcd' hey are Jewels Tor hcaN-
ems casket They are pledges ot III
vim" sympathy. They are tears Tor
Gods bottle.
Again: the Lord preserves the r'm"m-
hranc" "i all paternai anN'rth'r ION
see man from the most infamous sur
ronndin%N step ont mt" the kihgh"ih OF
Cod II" has heard II" sermon ""
has received II" startling rr"'idrh'ial
warning. what brought MN l" th'H
new mind: This Is the secret: too
looked over the h"ttI" III "hich lie
gathers tn" tear al ms people AMI ne
SAW a parental tear III mat h"''i' ""''''
mas h"'"h Tor l"r'E Years "'''l>"''''''
lie Said; u" IT, nov, anu 'ct ms
answer fha' tear an" i"r'n"i'h 'n'
wahd"rrr - "r"nrh' nome !" '''"" WI.
inns WORK " 'ra'h'h; 'ili''r'h ''f '''"''
u Is Il 'r'h'hh""" WORN @"'''' i''i'i'
thlnR IL easy
'"'H "".' '''>'' wv" ~ '"'' -
pla'ru III 'nr arms "i N""H. parent
~ - "h"'i'"' P'aH '''n"' 10" ''"'N
INT" inc iauHhlhE eyes '"' "Nh''lh'
me 'iihp'cN III 'he i'e.' h"m N"ii',er
~ HH 'N'l",>'' organism '"'u,''''
p'ay'h'"&' h"' ON N"ih' "'Pn'''i'' "S
S"" SIT r"'h'h% 'hht niue one Il voice
seems !" '"'' S''a, III 'i",n 'n' 'h'"rv
~ '''"'' sly ing, ma, 'i'"' - MIMI .'''
ne Ntn'H H''''' "m' ""' ''''' II an ''''
'""i '''' '"nN Sia'i gro" "'" WIN aS'
'",' i''tH,'' "''' ''.'' II '' ''''',''i TAI.
N"' nun" WIN many VI w" 'niH
III" c"''i '"N"'!' ~" earnestly
WISH your chl'"rch 10 gro" up riShlIy'
'"' W" "''' mar" MorH 10 n,ahe
'enhPcr'
10" 'orre.' 'he'r way "nr'hess' III
'i'e "i"'''Rn ~ YOUR P'''"" ~ wei WIN
weeping -" nave "reN.ie' WIN "'"'
III ns"h! ,or 'hr Sa''a''on Oh your
chi''ieh' ~" am me IL All '''' ANY
,r'! mas "'cii H''"ec'"'L answer
N". ''"i uh'''rS'an"s your heart' nc
UNDERSTANDS no" mar" You nave trien
10 make 'hat "augh'er 90 right 'h"'i@h
she Is SO P"t"iaht ana restless ana
"h'' PAINS w" nave "cS'""en III 'e'ci'-
ing .h"t son l" walk III thr pain Oh
r'@h'e""Sh'SH' th"ugh ne mas s"en
STRONG Pr"cH'ttS i"r niNNiPat"oi'
speak ch''r'he W"r" .'"" hearu
every ronhsci you ever oiiereu MN
Tod has known all the Siecpiess nights
you have ever passed. tod has seen
every sinking IF your distressed heart.
tod remembers Your prayers. lie
keeps eternal record Of Your anxietics:
and in His lachrymatory. not such as
stood in ancient tomb. but in one that
glows and gltters beside the throne of
God. lie holds all those exhausting
fears The grass may bc rank upon
your graves. and the letters upon Your
tombstone dcfaced with the elements
before tn. Divine response will come:
hut lie who hath declared: Il will he
God to thee and to thy seed after thee
will not forpet: and some dav. in
Heaven. while Won are ranging the
fields of light. the gates of pcarl will
swing back. and, garlanded with glory.
that long wavward one will rush into
your out,trctchcd arms of welcome and
triumph. The hills NAV depart and
the earth may burn and the stars fall
and time perish. but God will not break
IIis oath and trample upon His prom
Uses never. never.
Again. God keeps a perpetual remcm-
brancc of all bereavemcnts These are
the trials .hat cleave tiss soul, and
throw the red hearts of men to be
crushed in the wine press. Troubles
at the store You may leave at the store.
Misrepresentation ana abuse OF the
world yon may leave on the street
where y"" found 'hem- Inc lawsuit
that would swallow your h"heSt accn-
mutations may lie left in the court
room Eut 'creavemehts are nome
troubles. ana there Is no escape rom
them lou VIII see mat vacant chair'
Your eye VIII eaten at the suggestive
picture. ION can not NY the presence
M Snch Ills. lou go 10 SWitZcriand u"
get clear OF them, out more sure-io''e"
IMAM the ihnic that takes Ion up inc
Alps your troubles cum" 10 the tiP-t"p
ana SIT shivcring on the glaciers lou
may cross the S'as, but they can out
sail the Swil'cst steamer. i"u may
take caravan and put out across the
Ara nian desert hu' they VIII loi'ow
You like simeon armed with SUI
location.
You plunge into the Mammoth cave,
but they hang like staiactites from 'hc
roof of the great cavern. They stand
behind with skeleton fingers to push
you ahead. They stand before
You throw to you back. They run
upon you like reckless horse
men. They charge upon You
with cleaning spear They seem
To come hap-hazard. scattering shots
from the gun of careless sportsman.
But not 50. II is good aim that sends
them Just right; Tor TOD Is the archer
This summer many OF y"u VIII especial
: ly feel your grief as you go To places
! where once You were accompanied by
those who are gone now. Your troubles
will follow you To the sea-shore' and
will keep up with the lightning ex-
press in which You speed away w.
tarrying at home, they Will set beside
You by day. and whisper over your pill
/ low night after night. want To assure
/ you that you are not left alone; and
, that your weeping is heard III Heaven.
You will wander among the hills and
say: Up this hill last year our boy
climbed with great glee and waved his
cap from the top. or This is the place
where our little girl put flowers in her
hair and looked up into her mother )