[For the American Republican,
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IN GOD.-BY FINLEY JOHNSON.
Trust in God! and he will guard thee,
When the tempest threatens ward thee;
IN the chill and cheerIess hour
He will light thy lonely hour,
And when earth is dark and dreary,
Pleasure pals and lie grows weary,
He will lend thee for thee fight
Strength of more than mortal might.
Trust in God! The thiags we cherish
Most and fondest, soonest perish;
Hopes, the brightest, quickly fly;
Friends, the truest, early die:
But when hopes and joys decay,
Friends and kindred pass away;
Trust in God, and he will be


Worth the world bcs des to thee.
Trust in God. and when to death
Yieidest thoG at last thy breath,
An gel pinioned thou wilt fly
To his mansions in the sky;


There the loved and lost will NEE! tnee;
There thy friend and God will greet thee;
Frt ed from sin, from sorrow freed,
Thou will then be blest indeed.