The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-12-13

surprised at the last to find how theyi
know about all the affairs OF your
life
Meeting the Other shore
There was romance as well as Chris
tan beauty in the life of DR. Adoniram
Judson. the Baptist missionary, when
he concluded to part from his wife, she
to come to America to restore her
health, he to go back to Burmah to
preach the gospel They had started
from Burmah for the United States to-
gether, but. getting near St Helena.
Mrs JudSon was much better she
said- Well, now can get home very
easily You sc back to Burmah and
preach the gospel to those poor people
I am almost well I shall soon be WELL
and then 1 will return to you After
she had made that resolution. terrific
in its grief. willing to give up her
husband for Christ's sake, she sat
down in her room and with trembling
hand wrote some eight or ten verses,
four of which I will now give you-
I'VE part on this green islet. love
Thou for the eastern main,
I for the setting sun. love;
Oh, when to meet againi
When we knelt to see our Henry die
And heard his last faint moan.
Each wiped away the others tearss
Now each must weep alone.
and who can paint our mutual joy
When, all our wandering Ger,
We both shall clasp our infants three
At home on Burmah's shore?
But higher shall our raptures glow
On yon celestial plain
When loved and parted here below
Meet ne'er to part again
She folded that manuscript. a re-
lapse of her disease came on, and she
died DR. Judson says he put her
away for the resurrection on the is,e OF
ST. Helena They had thought to part
for year or two. Now they parted
forever. SO far as this world is con
cerned- And he says he fastened on
board after the funeral with his little
children to start for Burmah for the
vessel had already lifted her sails. And
he says. Il sat down for some time in
my cabin, my little children around
me crying, Mother, mother,' And L
abandoned myself to heartbreaking
| grief But one day the thought came
across me my faith stretched her
wing that we should meet again in
| heaven. and I was comforted.'
Was it. my friends. all a delusion?
| When he died. did she meet him at the
| landing? When she died, did the
scores of souls whom she had brought
/ to Christ and who had preceded her to
| heaven meet her at the landing? T
! believe it, know it. Oh, glorious con-
ISOLATION, that when poor work on
earth is done and cross the river
we shall be met at the landingi
But there is a thought that comes
over me like electric shock. Do
| belong to the Kings household? Mark
| you, the text says, And there went
| over the ferryboat to carry over the
kings household and none but tho
| kings household. Then 1 ask. do
belong to the household? Do you %
If you do not, come today and be
adopted into that household oh -
says some soul here. Il do not know
| whether the King wants mel" He
does; he does Hear the voice from
the throne Il will be father to them
and they shall be my sons and daugn-
tiers, saith the Lord Almighty Him
that cOmeth unto me- Christ says, Il
will in nOwise cast OUT Come into
the Kings household. Sit down at
the Kings table. Come in and take
your apparel from the Kings ward
robe. even the wedding garment of
Christ's righteousness. Come in and
inherit the Kings wealth. Come in
and cross in the Kings ferryboat