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Mt. Sterling Aavocate Tuesday, November 21, 1890.
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AN EVENING THOUQHT.
A beautiful thought has como to mc,
A Hit br my Wble ,
And I haeto by pen to'RWe It to thco,
' la alUts glorlousTmlghti' '
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I will tufeo no time, with atndicd enro
To dress It In words sublime,
ti Xest Its rugKcd beauty I should Impair,
e And thought could not rcflnt.
l xfjjt lm(1iltnfi n rnmnliv ftvprv Anf.
" - . laimli Inhla itlinann vf(l
Is bhapmg las Into, and, whon 'tis dono
Twill tand forovcr, and aye.
No taking back In tho world to como
1 01 tno aecas commiuca nero,
kut for ovorythlng In this we'vo dono
WO will uercwarqcu mure.
Tlf) (or us to chooso our lasting fate.
Jly words that at o klnd,by ways over straight
wo may trcaa me noavenjy way.
To guard our actions by day, and night,
To keep thorn all pure and clean,
Tis meet to struggle with zealous might;
lforour dcods are by angels seen.
"Whon ltfo Is ended, our races run
And we pass to tho world above,
"We'll find that our blessings havobcen won,
By acts of mercy and love.
C. J. NUGENT.
The Old Lady's Obituary.
"I want you to write mo an obituary
on tho old lady," said tho rural bud-scriber
to tho editor.
