,
From rage and passion, noise and war,
God will secure their happy state,
And plead their cause against the great.
To God I cried when troubles rose,
He heard me and subdued my foes,
He did my rising fears control,
And strength diffused through all my soul.
Consider how distressing sickness is to undergo,
And how distressing in many ways,
My parents' sickness, a number of years,
Caused them to sell cows, oxen, horses, and sheep,
English meadow, clear land, and wood land,
Consider how distressing sickness is in many ways.
OUR SAVIOUR'S GOLDEN RULE.
Be you to others kind and true,
As you'd have others be to you,
And never do nor say to them,
Whate'er you would not take again.
HEN'S NAMES.
TEEDIE LETE, PHEBEA PEADEO,
LETOOGIE TICKLING, JAATIE JAFY,
REANTY FYFANTE, SPEACKEKEY LEPURLYO,
PONDY LILY, KALALLYPHE ROSEIEKEY,
TEALSAY MEBLOOMIE, LEVENDY LUDANDY,
APPE KALEANYO, MELEANY TEATOLLY,
ATERRYRYREE ROSEENDY, VAILATEE PINKOATIE.
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Hear my prayer, O Lord, my God of Heaven, Grant me I beseech Thee O
Lord, I pray for Thy Kingdom to come, to ease this misery world, it is
now a place of misery, for some human, and some poor harmless dumb
creatures, Thy Kingdom come, be no more dying, no sickness, no crying,
no misery of no kind, The sinners have their punishment for their sins.
Thy Kingdom come. Amen.
NANCY LUCE.
_West Tisbury, Dukes Co., Mass.,_ 1871.
HENS--THEIR DISEASES AND CURE.
Human, do understand how to raise up sick hens to health. Some folks do
not know how to doctor hens, they doctor them wrong, it hurts them, and
it is dreadful cruel to let them die. It is as distressing to dumb
creatures to undergo sickness, and death, as it is for human, and as
distressing to be crueled, and as distressing to suffer. God requires
human to take good care of dumb creatures, and be kind to them, or not
keep any. Now do understand, and I will tell you exact.
STOPPAGE IN STOMACH.--If a hen has stoppage in her stomach, her corn
stops in her crop, hard and swell large, and she sick, first work with
your fingers carefully, get it soft, then take a small teaspoon and
measure it full of epsom salts, and dissolve it in water, and give it to
her with a teaspoon; you must keep to work with your fingers often, to
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