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Gloves Umbrellas ?aeit'ies -- Purses
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to to
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Come, ye sinners, poor and wretched,. Lo! the incarnate God, ascended„
Weak and wounded, sick and sore; Pleads the merit of His blood.
Jesus ready stands to save you, Venture on Him, venture wholly,.
Let no other trust intrude;
Cart do helpless sinners goon,
Joseph Hart, the writer of this
hymn, may :be aptly described as .a
brand plucked from the burning: bg
grace divine!. Born in London, Bog.,.
then as now at once the godliest and:
one of the most sinful cities, he was
carefully, brought up and educated by
conscientious . God-fearing paren•t<s,'.
But bad companions Mound him easily
led astray,' and he became both: dis-
solute and licentious.
He became a teacher of classical!
and modern languages, and his con-
science led him to make many vain
a;
attempts to break away from the s 1 n .
be had taught himself to love. He
had always poetic talent, but this he
tinned toward composing licentious
verses.
In his forty-third year he made a an account of hislife it,,, 1759 the.
strong effort to reformhis eharacten, year of his conversion from his for-
mer condition,
Our hymn, "Come, ye sinners, poor
and wretched," appeared in this book,,
as also did Mr. Hart's well-known
"Come, Holy 'Spirit, come." As prin-
ted herewith and as usually sung, it
is made up of the first four and the
sixth verses, and makes a good hymn
for the Advent season of the Christian
year.
In subsequent years;he added many av money will only boy, half as much
more hymns in later editions 'of his today as whin he borriacl it, I tink
"Hymns composed on Various Sub- it wus in 1895 arr. '1i8i 'whin''I lint
jects." many of which were well- it to him, but ant not, shore, fer me
known in former days. Some thirty- mimory plays quare: thrieks wid me,
five, of them still find place in one or so.metoimes now that I do be gittin
other of the hymnals, all distinguished milder. Annyway;'lovas a harrud year
by' simplicity and ease of diction, and an a droy wan, w'id the farrumers,'an
by the intense earnestness of the man crops wus purty;y near a failure, an
who realized the mercy and love of wid low proices . fer the bit we had
the Saviour, which brought him out to sell, Whate 50c a bushel, oats,
of darkness into light, twinty tints, bins eggs tin chits, an
There is a moss -covered,, half -bur- cattle an harses a dhrug on the mar.
iect tombstone in an old English ket so that ye cud hardly sill thim,
churchyard which bears the legend, at all, at all, Shure, Foive Htttidred
after the name of the one buried 1>e- Dollars looked bike a lot av money
side it:-- in thim days whin a good man wad
"This truth by all should well be mu- wurruk all summer on a ;farrum fer
derstoo T :, sixteen arr sivinteen dollars a month,
an a good girrul fer sivaerr' eight,
en ye end gittree thin, an two tames
ay harses, an a herse power tt'achill
Full of pity, love, and power;
He is able,
'He is willing.; doubt no more.
Come, ye needy, come, and welcome,
God's free bounty glorify;
True belief, and true repentance,
,.Every grace that brings us nigh,
t Without money,
Come to Jesus Christ and buy.
Let not conscience make you linger,
` Nor of fitness fondly dream;
-All the fitness He requireth,
fs to feel, your need of Him:
This He gives you;
"a'is the Spirit's rising beam,
Come, ye weary, heavy -laden,
Bruised and mangled by the fall ;
If you tarry till you're better,
You will never come at all;
Not the righteous,
Sinners Jesus came to call.
but fell into a state of despair which
led,' on towards.. desp,e ation.. One
Sunday, how ever, he chanced. to go
with others to.. a Moravian. chapel, in
Fetter Lane, London, where he heard.
a, powerful sermon. on, Revelation, iii..
10, "I 'also.. will keep, thee from. tile:
hour of terir,Otationi'.''
That,,he: ways, was.tthe tinning point
of. his life.. He turned; to the. soutea.•
ofall. spiritual strength,an liumbJiy;
lines,, one ucosderr,, la.eione. he wrote
the. latter: p:azt of the, 'hymn quoted
ahem?:
Thee tune' 141kg,T:itnnrtg:e„ suggested as
twtablia•for' these. aitllcctti;ng verses was
'w•eitten, by Sin' George El'ety'„ the cele-
bmtetf'i orgekniste gat, \iitesttn iauster Ab -
,buy;, who. also wr,ote) the. beautiful
ttune•'Sb. Beatrice to, "The Soarer went
forth sowings;'," and seventaili other well-
known,:hymn, t;uu,as,.
travelled, sup by step,, praying, always.
and, trusting simply in, the 11/4
big. He:soon found peace and conn -
fort and.; the ability to shake off evil ' MONEY VALUES
balfi•J s,,
A. reap- orr two $ftayrw.anckks: lie.. brtgem 'Tip the_ E'i&attar av all thins
to, tell: others of the almighty power • Witaghane payliess..
that. had. helped. him, and, was per- .T,'ie<tti' Same --•
suedtdi to, preach in an Independent, Wan. alms• lnsht w:ake a..lallatt camp;:
or, «ieamgregatiotaal chapel; in Jienn'ty,.n, ;nate. tome an' paid me Ftsihre Hundreds
Street, Ii.ondons where his se•arnous: )'idlers. lie !Waited' souse than tirt:'r
beenit ne• so popular that he went on Ye,ans. ago.. 'Times the fia:trsht moneys'
tile, become oak of the: .reeogni'red! t I: Win' line iits my' Wife, Fier up till AM')
psesaehers .of that bodly. Zito niece .hast lbeeet buss pay:in fer me la>ttsl:
years he fulfilled: a. faithful: and; fk its an. bwiilkltns,, eat g;ettin the cltildet rail.
fttit ministry„. until' he. was Billed! Ito led,. hint be rade' alt seturapin in,;rvya,y'.
gotmuch sa"`
i.t4ntd,
c. Ia
;canner,. laid;`fit
May 24,1
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While the flush of: his Thong: oaf' jan abase„ 11 bought 11 wus a mem:av-
1iie. was still! fresh upon his he ex- Iwihthh whim II end hould a mortgegernue,
erted his, poetic ability tco write sev- another mates fertrein, Interest, was
eral hymns„ which he published with I low be thim days, an I onls'y a<&k,';edl
foive par dint, an it shtayed;la,t, tillat,.
fer I rtitir was wan to grp,uinb the
faces av the poor,
But whin I got the tnoaaey,1leche it
shtarted tinkin av what a, gtreue tang
money is. The fellah had; pal!ct me
mebby sivin hundred dollen, in inter-
est, Burin the toime he hadttirtrs.• money
borried, an thin had to .pay' me back
the foive hundred in fs. ttl t] icier, I
mane that the cheque Nrtis made out
fer foive hundred, bats that amount
TQ
ntashcan, to, warrulc fer ye all day fer
eight dollars.. Yis, an I kin renumber
tile_ raiva ay. the Township, co,rnin to
the. Coattail, ta:naytin in a: new;. swell,
two piece suint„ that he inlaid, me only
c.osht hiiu. "t . Thi.in was, the hap-
}.s�t.;
Y,is, I got. hack me Faive• l inhnidred
all, roigt:nt;, het it only illioks: am lish-
ns,, Rae: two arr tree hundred. Whin
L lint it,to. the fellah he: buzaglltt all
the. siinncilc lie ; naided on. a, hhtendred
acre. fanmumm wid it, are. feithe Ike paid
it, hank. \vial the proicsst; au' favor fat
ssiteers . That bye av morose;. out oh
;tile. cs aidi linrum, purtindb: he can't
.matte• anng• money, avant will a good
'snutii , woiikisy, an the slttant, 11. teams af-
'then• giuirn him. I dbnliz b''nitzve the
young sltlmil•pane half wurruiics, so I
'don't Whin he was wid the byes
ovenrsaecs he got vin, ttli) habit av
onyx: die inn what he ways. Wald, an it
sheikhs' arid him, along; wid usin
shia:ng, ant shmokin,;oigancetth&'a another
i.al5:iits he moight item• 1*W-ler lift in
itlat't. tuti;is hes.
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good."
Mgt' Had Mr, Hart seen or known of thrae
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a lot ay thrubblein this wurruld about.
diffruatt thugs.
'i.''ours till nixt wa'ke,..
Now that 'I hes'•,'ttlie helve lturidred:
the t+1h:a'ubble is ton know' what t� dor
>tacl' it, If I putt it be the Bank the; '
with only pay mu. knot pur.• cin t, if 'hi
hind it to the COI Government thifam
lads will only 11(00141e it; Mishter i -
gtrsan is malci 't so mach money nut
Ian' the booze business that he dosrn't
'Tiede it; if I itawiss:tt iitheti moinin slitt'cks,
I will loikelyi.11is.e the whole ting', an
if I kape it' hs the house the tntissus
will be aftber• slh'pindin a lot 'av it
buyin Chrisbtnas prisints fer tike chit -
der an ,grsptltchilder,
Shure, a fellah, does be aftltier havin
Timothy Hay.
SCHOOL REPORT,'
S.'. S. No. 7, East Wawasatosh i,
II !Fox Valetta Chimney
f t o~moi—Jldibdred Mason -68,%;.11+ A)),
on Robinson 42%.
! Jr. T11.—Total marks -170; Margar-
et,;R.obinson 71; Laving McBurney 69,
Jr, .I1.—Total marks -180; Kenneth
Mas,on,185,
j Jr,.. I. -Total marks -190; Dona
!Armstrong 164, Alfred Mason 137,,
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Lloyd, Mason 118.
Sr. Pr.—Total marks 80; Mary Bro-
phy 70, Roy Robinson 69.
No. on roll -11. Av. attendance -
10.05.
Alice Shakleton, teacher.
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