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Title: Sunbeam
Year: 1857 (1850s)
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Publisher: Philadelphia : (S. Hough & Co.)
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
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ill befull of beautiful, lovely sights. Therewill be no night, no sickness, no tears,no care, nothing to make one sad. Nonewill be there who love to fight or swear,steal or lie, si)eak evil of otiiers, or doany naughty thing whatever. Those whogo in through the shining gate, and walkthe golden streets, and sit on the bank ofthe clear river, will be good, kind, loving,happy people. They will see Jesus, andhave his name on their foreheads, andbe doing his ^yill all the time. Blessedare they that do his commandments, thatthey may have right to the tree of life,and may enter in through the gates intothe city. QUESTIOXS. What did Abraham do? What kindof a land did he find it ? Did he wantto stay there for ever ? Why not ? Whowill live in the heavenly city? Who willnot live there? Will you choose it foryour home ? THE SUXBEAM. Sini;le subsciiptioiiH. 30 ceiiw. School sutiscriptioiis iit the i:\te of SSS.OO per liuudred. PKKSBYTEKIAN BoAEU OF IUBLICATIOH, 1334 CHB3TSUT tiTSKET, PuiLADEUfUIA.
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Vol.. v.—255, (197) Dnc. 11, 1S79. 198 THE SUJ^BEAM. THE WILD BOY OF THE DESERT. Look at this picture all over, will you, and tellme what is in it. A man and an- ox. The ox hasa bundle strapped across his back and a jug at hisside, also a boy on his back. Over there is a cov-ered wagon and some more men and oxen. Doyou see anything else ? Yes; there are stonesand heaps of sand and some little bushes. NowI will tell you what I read about this picture. These persons were going over a wild place faraway. Soon they saw a party with this boy. Who is he ? asked the white man. They shooktheir heads and said he was a Balula. ^ What didthey mean ? Only that he belonged to a wildtribe of the desert. They found him alone by aheap of burnt coals; his father and mother, tiredof him, perhaps, had left him to die. They werea heathen father and mother. The men madesious to the man that he mirfit buy the bov; butno, he would not do so wrong a thing as buy aboy. Soon the wild men went off and left th

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