The Penn's Grove record., 1895-01-25
PENIS GROVE. \. j. FRIDAY. JANUARY %. 1896.

Golden guiches Of Uolofado, and from the
banks OF the Platte, and the Oregon, andthe
Sacramento. and the Columbia. "Tney
yhall come from the West"
But what will they do after they comes
Here Is something gloriousiy consoiatory
that you have never noticed, "They snah
come from the East, and the West, and the
North. and the South, and shall sit down.
oh, this IL q tired worldt The most Of peo-
pie are kept IN the run all their liletins.
Business keeps them on the run Trouble
keeps them on the run. Rlvalries Of I've
keep them on the run. They are running
from disaster. They are running Tor e.
ward. And those who run the fastest ana
| run the longest seem best to succeed. But
my text suggests q restful posture for all
Gods children, for all those who for . me.
time have been IN the run. '.Iiey snail 81
down ~ WHY run any loneerl When a mar
gets heaven, what more can be get2 "Tney
| shall SIT down." Not alone, but picked COM
| panionshlp Of the UNIVERSE not empar-
Passed. though a serapb should sit down on
pne side Of you and an archangel on tne
pther.
gears Of infancy and childhood, was kept
| f~unnine amid sick trundle beds, now TO
shake up the pillow for that isxen head,
and now to give q drink to those parched
(ps. and now to hush the frightened dream
OF a little ore, and when there was one Tess
Of the children, because the great lover Of
children had lifted one but OF the Group into
Inc easy breathing Of celestial atmosphere,
The mother putting all the more anxious
bare on those who were left, SO weary OF
arm and foot and back and head, so often
CRYING out IL am so tiredi I am 80 tired T.
Her work done. she shall sit down. and that
business man for thirty, forty. nfy year
has kept on the run, not urged BY. aainsh-
ness. IN for the purpose OF achieving 4
livelihood for the household. On the iun
from store to store, or from factory to rae
tory. meeting this loss n discovering tnas
insccuracy and suffering betrayal or disap'
pointment, nsvermore to be cheated or per
picked or exasperated, ne 2 BIZ uoTn
not In a great armchair OF heaven, Tor tnt
rockers or such a chair wouldeimply onet
need of soothing, OF changing to easy pos
lure or semi-inyalidlsm, but atnrone, Solo
as eternity and radiant as the morning atel
a night Of storm. stThey shall sit down
1 notice that the most OF the styles o1toi
! require an erect attitude. There are tn
thousands OF girls behind counters, man.
| suoh persons through the ~inhumanity Q
EMPLOYERS compelled to stand, even whei
| because a lack OF customers there 10 NO nee'
I that they stand. Than there are oil the car
I ~penters, and the s~tonemasons, and tn
) biacksmiths, and the farmers, n the eng
\ neers, and the ticket agents, and the con
J, duotors. In most trades, In most oecppe
! lions, they must stand. But aheadrsf q
4 tbose who love and serve the fs . resi-
Ing place, a complete rsifxation Of fatigue
. muscle, something cushioned and upholi
, tered and embroidered, with the very cas-
] Of heaven. "They shall sit down." Rsi
= from toll, rest from pain, rest from perseeu
Hon. rest from uncertainty. Beautiful, @oy
U Gus, Transporting, everlasting rest! i,
n Oh. men and women of the frozen Norif
md the blooming South, and from tn
realms OF the rising or setting sun, throug
ID Christ get your sins forgiven ana start fe
% the place whsre you may at last sit down !
y blissful recovery from the fntigues OF cart
while there roll over you the raptures
ID heaven. MANY Of you hsye had such O roug
70 tussle in this world that II your facultii
were not perfect in heaven You would son
limo forget yourself d say, SIT e time 4
ie me TO start on thnt Journey" or at must
m fine for me to count out the drops OF tn
An medicine" or 81 wonder what nsw Alta
r. here Is on me through the newspapersr"
q. IDo you think / Will save anything OF tho
I'd srops from the g~rasshoppsrs, or the Locust
81 Dr. the d~roughts?'' or IT wonder now rnu'
have lost In that last bargaIn2" or II mu
y hurry lest I miss the train" No, no T
Va last yolume OF direful, earthly experfenc
II viii be finished. Yea, the last chapter, y
last paragraph, the last sentence. the Ia
NJ vord. Fins !,
". FREDERICK the Great, not outstanding Il
". mighty dominion over which he reigne
rel vas SO depressed ct times he could not spe
'et without crying, and carried q small bottle
quick poison with which to end his mise
W when he could stand it no longer. But
~ give sou this small vial OF gospel anodyr
lol one drop OF which, not hurting either 30
or soul, ought to soothe all unrest and +
m -FOUR pulses into an eternal calm. "Th
II hall come from the East and from the We
ID, md from the North, and the South. andsh
az nj down"