Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-07-30


who pretend 20 be happy are not always
happy. Look al that young man carl
csturing the Christian religion scoNng
at everything good. going into registering
drunkenness, dsshins the champagne
bottle 20 the door, rolling the glasses
from the harroom counter. laughing.
shouting. stamping the noor. shrieking.
i be happys / will 20 20 his midnight
pillow. l will see him turn the gas OF.
] will ask myself II the pillow on which he
sleeps IS as soit as the pillow on which
that pure young man sleeps. All, no.
When he opens his ewes in the rnorni,t
will the world be a. bright - him as :,
that young nan who retired - night say
inc bis prayers. invoking Gods hlessins
upon his Own soul and the soul % his con.
rates. and father and mother and brother
and sister Tar away. No. no. His laugh
ter viii ring ont from the saloon - tina,
you hear X as you pass by. but IL Is hollow
laughter. IN IL T. the swapping of heart
strings and the rattle Of prison rates.
Happy. That Young man happv3 Leg
hin an high the bowl. hc cannot drown
az rporaicinS conscience. Let the halls
rou through tl- howlinc-allev. The deem
rumble and the sharp crack canno: over
power the voices 30 condemnation. L.,
siu whiri 81 the dance % sin ana :e-,r-
tation and death. Althe brilliancv % the
scene cannot make him forget the last
zoos 20 ms mosler as he iefJ nome. wnen
she said - hlu, Now. my son. you will
to richt. ! ar sure you viii DO right YOU
viii. won't YOU That young man
happy. Why. across every night there
fits She shadows % eternal darkness:
there are aideTs cCileG uD n every cup.
there are vultures % despair striking
thei- iron beak into his heart. there az
skeleton Incers % grief rinchinc az the
throat. ] come 80 amid the clicking of
the glasses and uuler the flashing ~ the
chandeliers. and I CIV. Woe woe, woel
The way - the ungodly shall perish
There l. 20 peace. saith ny God. - the
wicked. The way q transcressors Is
had
on. g. vcu know 90 anything. uy hear
erS. that d more beautiful than - see a
Young nan start out for CHRISTI Here is
some enc taliuC, be Hrs Lin 40. Here Is
vacatort boy; Ia '1troiuces him q
mission school. Herr = family freezing
. 81 death. BE- carries them q seattle 20 coal
There sre eicht hundred millions perishirc
. il midnight heather darkness. by All posi-
4 pie means De tries - send them the Gospel.
IL may De laughed az. AID be NAV BE-
. -u-erei a.. and he nav Dee carl raturei. t-.
| te - urt ashamed O. - everywhere. saw
ln-. ] ar lot ashamed ~ the Gospel q
f CHRIST. ]; g. the power - GOD and tae wis
lr- 20 God unto salvation. such q Young
i nan can - through everything There D.
90 force 90 ear;a orin bel thai can resist
lin-
saov Won three s7ectaeles Spectacle
g. tlr lr-t Napoleon passes nv with tte host
.lat we-t down with him g. Egypt ana up
u
continent az the bleeding heart e which
De -et his iron heel and across the CULVER
i1- Iesl 90 wlieh went grinding the wheo =
@ lis -uL carriages. In his DIVING mouel,
asSirr lis attendants % p-t GA his Il.l-
ta-v boot fc- him.
spectacle the second voltaire. hrirh,
and learned and witty ani eloquent. win
+ tongue ard voice and -tratagcn Internal.
warning against God and poisoning whole
kllgdorrs with his inhteii;y. ye. applauae.i
|.r. |r.r han. 2 a
I aud ccutinerts-his last words ia delirium
. suppcsins Christ standing bv his bedside
his last words. Crush ;hAt wretch
Spectacle the ;hiri. Paul-Paul. the ia
f siEuil can't in person. thrust out from All
j rea-e1 a--Hrl4ti %. sc1lr-e1. -Flt or
+ Lolulet ike A Wild beast from rltvto civ
/ ve- trying g. make the world good and
4 heaven tlA- announcing resurrection @
/ tt r>. who a. 1lrl@d 80 the barred gates Al
f tlt dead. speaking consultations wliri
F u-lt 40 tle ewes 20 wlicwln1l ana 2
rlaLl-s ana want with she glow 90 Ger
| rain and eternal release. uuLauuteI hefarl
tl1zr who could take lis li.e his cleei
ll-l-i WIKI transport and his eve o,
heaven. WIKI che hand shaking defiance a
4.l % tie foes 20 earth and all the frluri
falirles 90 bell. and with the other han.
Desc ecllLc messenger angels - cone al.
tear him away. as De SAYS. i am ncr
ready g. 20 offered. aud TIE time o. uv 60
rlrrCre - ~ halt; have fought the goo
nghr, / have finished nv course. hav
k-Vt the faith, Lrlc-t0rth there !. laid
tcr me a crown % ri-ht-ousre-s which q
Lord. the righteous Judge. viii give ne.
Which q the tnree spcctAcles 20 so
most admire. Nlel the wind Of deaf
strg "A tie conqucrc- and the inldei the
were tossed ike sea-gulls ia a tempes'
1r--ch-1 GO tbe wave aud torn % .h- hui
+ rleane rheir dismal voices heard thr0ug
tle everlasting storm. but when tbs way
f and the wind % death struck Paul. ike a
I alratross be late throne % the temDes
and ole day a0ated away into the calu
clear sumner % heaven. brighter than 81
dove. it, wings covered With silver aud Il
feathers wiki yellow gold. on are 70
not IL love With such religion r-ll.
Ion that car DO - much FOR = man VIII
be live- and 20 much ior q man when
comes % die, ! suppose you may hay
uCtlce1 the contrast between the g.
parture % Christian and the departr1
q Az lnaleL D~0ior0ls. dying 10 a chi
grin because BE- colli lot com pose q l0s
-qual 20 The joke uttered az the other en-
1ith- table. LeuKis dyicg IN lt % lang
4 ter AZ the sketch % al aged woman
ske;ch made ~ his own hands. Mazar
! 4 1ying playing cards. his friend h0ltii
Y hl- hands because Dee was unable 20 10
r then llmsel. All TIA. Oh one side cor
B Var-I with the departure % q
: scotch minister. who said % his friend
y 4 have 10 Interest a. 20 Wheth
= I live or de. 10 I die ] shall
j. With the Lord. aud 80 live the Lord v
q ton 1t L. we'll" or the last words