The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1894-11-14

arI hour, SHS va QUIZ ~ % CGtNi'itSH,
but ANYHOW &n3 Sr"war = make It u
is awful.
Oa s.e2m5N8t wharf ard at rail GER
wir6na go Dav smile whsn %a say
farewell, fu- ,tese gno1hys 81 the dAaSh
bed, they i1>; tgk4 hold OF TIE heart
with ,ron ri1ct ers epd lsac i cut by the
roots until 81 the 6>ers culver an4 Cul
ia tie tcrsrre and drop thick b|oo'.
These separ2 2li:rs ar4 ~iue presses l9to
which cur haprt,, lie res u ecs, are
thrown. su3 lh"u ,rcubla iurcs tie wind
lss4 rcu95 av6 s"uAd u0'lI 3e are utter
~ cru> h 4 and have ro mars capa"l'y
to sufer, ard ~a sIcp c7yiDE o:c&use "e
have Rsvt III: cue tesf3-
Oa every s'reet, ut sV.rY doorstep,
by ever uch, ih2re have been part
irgs, Bnt onca past ste heavenly port
els. ana YOU s!e t&ri ugh with suchsceDes
forever. In that land there ale manv
hanC clsspiDgs aod em0rsc'EES, but only
in recoguition, That great home circle
neySr breaks. O-ce f1d Your comrades
there, ard you nsve lhem forever. No
Grape floats from the door Ct that otlss'
full residence. NJ CLEFT hilside 8htre
the d=sd sleep. AL awake, vide a1at e
and freVer \ pushing cnt OF eml
grant ship f,rforeiSr shore. NJ toliog
oI bell IS he fursrsl passes. Whole
.: n~rst;ous in glory. Hapd 70 bsnd,
eeAr. t. Eeart, j1Y to J y. No creep
iDg up !hs limbs cf the death cElll, the
feet cold until bot fl spneIS canloS warm
them. No rattle ot sepuchrai gates
No nartiug, 10 p"io.
Further, the heeveuly city viii bsVe
90 pain Of body. The r, ca is pierced
with sharp dlstresses. Tne surgeons
knife must cut. The dentists pfircaefs
must pull. Pain is. fought with pain.
The vorld is hospital. Scores OF dis
eases, liss Vultares conteudlng TOR q
carcass, struggle as TO which hall have
it. Our natures are Infinitely susceptl
bic to suff9riug. The eve. the foot, Ihe
hap6, with lmmense capacity Of anguish.
Th. little child meets al the entrance
of lie manifold dlseas:s. You hear the
shrill CRY OF infancy as The lanc9t strlSes
into the swollen gun. Yen See its head
toss in consuming fevers that lake more
Than half OF them into the dust, O!d
age passes, Dizzy and weak and short
presihad AID uim sighted. On evsry
northeast wind c)mo do8u pleurlsles
and pneumonias. War hits its sWorc
and hacks away the lite of whole genera
tlons, TIE hospitals OF the earth groan
into the ear of God tier complaint.
Asiatic choleres and ship levers aud
typhoid and London plaques MAKE the
WORLDS knees knock together.
Psia has gone through every street
aud I'D every ladder aud d0wn every
sbaf.. l. 5ls on ne wave, On tha paat,
On the bsach. Wounds from clip OF ala-
phanl's ;usk and addsr's s1sg and cro-
codile's tooth and horses hoof and
wheels revoiu,i3E. We ga!her up the
iuicmi!ies OF our parents and transmit TO
TO our children the inhcfisauce augment
ed bg 2or oEn sIcknesses, and they add
to them their owa disorders, ID pass the
inheritance to other generaii3as. Ia a
D. 262 the plague il R)m3 am1te irlo
tho cuss 5 900 cigzsps dai!y. II 544
iu ConslaGtirople 1000 gravediggar:
we're not snouga 10 bury the dead. 10
1918 opAtbaInia ssized the whole Piu3
siau army. A. times tbs earth bas
swelters1 with suff4ring.
CCuat up tha pains Of AasteEliz,
where $4,000 fell; ct F0arenoy, where
100 900 tel; of Cnaloas, where 800 900
lei ;of Marlus' ishy, in which 200, 600
tel; Of tbe tcsge9y at Herat, where
Geughis Khan lnassac:sd 1000, ,OOC
men. aad CT N:shac, WHARF ne slow l.,
Al, 600 pcoPl,; OF !he Is 100000 thi:
monster sacrificed in IA years, as he
went forth to Do, as he declared, TO ex
terminate the entire Chinese nation aat
make the empire pasture for cattle
Tank oftla d.sth throes Of the 5000,
900 men sacrificed il cne campaign Q
Xerxes. Taink Of The 10000 tha
| usrishe5 ia tie siege Of Ostend, oe500,
600 dead at Acre, CT l,lC0.lQJ dead il
the siege Of JerusalsE.T1ot $4,000 Q
the dead st ICSy. and then complot
| tbc- -sTisw by considering the stupendou
: estimate of z lnund Barks-that Ia
| loss by war had been 35 times the en-
| tire then present population ofthe globe
| Go through ard examine the iaesra
lions, the gupshot fractures, the saoe
sounds, tie gashss of the hattleax, th
slaln of bcrbsbeli and EXPLODED NH
| and falling wall, aud thoss Ce2troVat
under the gun csrr;sge and the hoof
the cavalry horse, the burning thlrsti
the camp fevers, the frosts that sblVtre
tie tropical suns that smote. Add Il uF
gather it INTO one line, compress i ipt
one word, spell It in ono syllable, clan
it 10 one chain, pour it out in one groar
digi!llit lnto Ons seRr.
Ave, the world has writAe3 in 600
years of suffering. Why doubt the POI
sibilty OF future world Of aDfcrir
VIXEN We see the tortures that have bee
irActed IN this? 4 dsserter from SoVast'
pol coming over to the army Of the allie
pointed bsck to the fortress and sal
THAT place Is g perfect hell"
Our photographers, aware Of the IL
msnse necessity Of having plenty
.. words to express the different shades
trouble, have strewn over their pag
such words as "annoyance," =" distress,
] "erief,n "bitterness," "heartache
= misery, n'twing," "pang," torture
:sfaiction," :" anguish" "tribulation
mwJ etched mess, - "woe." Bail have
: glad sound for every hospital, for eve
b: sickroom, for every Lifelong invalid, f
p every broken heart. There shall
0 no more PAIN" Thank God! Thar
{ Goo! No malarias feat in The air. !
o bruised foot treads that street. \
o painful respiration. No htctlc dus
/ No one can drink Of that healthy lou
s Tain snd keep faint hearted or faint hea
q ed. He whose loot touches that paw
J ment beconeth an athlete. TIE Ii!
!; kiss of that summer air will take !
wrinkles from the old maa's chee
r Amid the multitude Of songssers not
q diseased threat. The first fash of t
e throne will scatter the darkoees oftho
who were born blind. oee, the lat
t mar leaps as q hart snd the cumo sil
e From thet bath of infnite delight
d ahall step Nth, oor ws4riness torgotte