Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-03

hefore she throne Of Gcd--on enc ele-
Walton an those who were struck OF
he rod. on she highest elevation and
arid ,he highest attitudes OF Heaven
81 those who were under the wheel
He win moi ever be thrashingit.
as there not enough salSs in this text
70 make a plaster large enough 70 heal
al ,,o,,r SVoundST When = child II hurt
The mother is very apt 20 say 10 it;
~No,v. Il viii soon feel better" And
that II What God SAYS when he emhos-
ornS ,li our trouble i'm the hush Of this
great promise: Weeping may endure
for a night. but JOY cometh in the 4
morning" You may leave your pocket
handkerchief sopping wet with tears !
ON your death pillow. but You viii go 1
M, absolutely sorrowleSs. They viii 1
wear black. You viii wear white; |
cvprcsScS for thcm. palms for you. /
N0u viii say. "is ia possible that I
ann here? Is this Heaven Am / SO
pr~s now I viii never 6o auytf ing
,yre~ae AMI so vell that viii never
arain be sickG Are these companion
: ships go arm that they win never again
be hrolcn2 Is that Mary? Is that
John2 Is chat my loved one put away
irto darsuesse Can it he that these
arc the faces 90 those who lay SO wan
ami emaciated IN the back room that
awful night lNin-2 Oh. bow radiant
they are. Look az them, How raci-
ant they are, Why. hov unlike this
! place Is from what { thought when
/ fesr the world below. Ministers drew
pictures 81 this land. hut bow tame
compared with the rcehtyi They told
me on earth that death was sunset
No. no, % b. suur.set Glorious sun
rise. sce the light Now purpius The
| hills. and the clouds flame with the
coming day"
Then the gates Of Heaven viii he
opened and Tire entranccd soul with
the acufeuces and power Of tile celes-
tiai vision. win look thousands of miles
down uDru thc hammered process lcn- a
river Oft -niwmerin- spicncur- Srn VIII
! cry out: "Who are they. Anc The
angel of God. standing close hy. wiN
say: "Do You not know who they
/ are % "No." SAYS the cutrauced soul
q cannot guess who they are" Inc
[ angel viii say. FL viii tell You. then
who they sre. These are they who
came ont of great tribulation. 20
fhrashinc. and had thcir robes wash ed
snd made white in the blood az th'
lamb."
Would shat 7 could administer son'
- of tle~e drops of celestial 1uoayne 81.
! these nervous aud excited SOULS J.
. YOU would take enough 90 81. DO wonl
D.. cure az gour naurs. The thought tha
/, vou are rofrc 90 get through with thi
q after awhile. an this sorrow and O.
.his troubic We shall have q gre
many grand DAYS in Heaven. tut W .
p tell YOU which vii, he thc crandesi ta
. II an the million ages of heavtn- 40
b, say. ~Are Won sure that won cam tc
~ rve2~ Nes. r can. It will Pee the oey ''
,- get there some say Heaven Is grow .n
o. more glorious. ] suppose 20 is- huf
do not care much about that hea'e
- ro,v IS good enough FOR me-
- History has no more rrafuioto'
4. scene than the hrcakine in of thc En'
i, fish army upon lucknow. India. Afc
b. weeks before q massacre bad accurr,
10 af Cawunur. and eco women and ch
f- / a-en had been put into room. Il'
IA / five professional butchers went boz nf
~ slew them. Then the bodies of 81
81 slain were taken out end thrown in
-. q wen. As the English army came in
az C-rvrrur they went into che room. q
u. OBJ what horrid seenci Swo
- strokes on the wall near tlc fot
no chewing that the poor things De-
~ / c-ouchcd when thcy died. and trey -i
also rhe aoor was ankle deep bon hlc'
--. The soldiers walked en- their he
rr ! across 81. lest ti.eir shoes be suhmere
~ e the carnage. And on that toor
Id blood there were flowing locks 90 E
t-r and fragments ~ dresses
AT out in lucknow they rad heard
r TIE massacre and the women v'
-re waiting for She same awful death. W'
de- inc amid anguish untold. waiting
nal .sfn and starvation. but waiting De-
.rt --auv. when. one day, HaF'iock
NOT Orrram and Norman and Sir na
en- Baird and Peel, the heroes o. the 7
,feh ar,nv-huxza for them,- hrok'
,.r that horrll scene and while set
49,, Gums were sounding. and while che
-. rere Issuing from she starving dy
.,ff ....rr,ie Cd the one side and from
~. travel worn and powder blackeued
.uf -ers on the other. right there in fr
,,,u the king's palace. there was su,
ba Gene of haudslakin9 and euoraS
b.. m boistcrous Jos az would utt'
f,r .anfound The pen q the poet and
49,. -.-neii - the painter. AND 600 won
nae -,terr these erncciafeG woman. Hho
for suffered so herocinliy FOR Christ's p
,,il, marched out from their iucarceraf
b.r me wounded English selcier got %
- ffs fatigue and wounda and ies
INA fi.ratr f... az.