For the Columbian Fountain.
NEVER DESPAIR.
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What wcnden those magical words, Nspsr
dsPsiy, have wrought! What an amount Of
grssansss and good they have produced! There
e the merchant, on the verge Of bankruptcy,
and alnpst ruined. He is about to lie down
IN despsir, when good spiit speaks TO him.
NEvsa DEsrAlR, and he is . new man! He
survives the storm, and finally becomes rich
nan. There is the student BY his midnight
lamp, weeping over the discontinue of some
Of his bright visions of fame. He had toiled
and tOiied for the wreath, but Il came not to
his brow, and his spirit was weak but, as he
wept there, II his lonely room, = gentle hand
wrote on the tear.stained scroll before him,
NEvkR DEsrAsss He made i his motto, and
became 4 great man. There is the phian-
throp1t, worn out in battling wrong. For his
toll he has received obloQuy and scorn, and
he is sick at heart, and wishes for death
But God sends an angel down to whisper in
his ear, NEVER DESPAIR, and he goes % the
battle once more, strong and aaighty.


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