For the Columbian Foun tain.
The SEVENTH DAY.

Sabbath holy /!
To the lowly,
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To the lowly, .sg 5.... i.
Still art thou welcome day.
When thou contest, earth and ocean, =
Shade and brightness, rest and motion, .
Help the poor mans heart TO pray. =


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O'er the mute empurpled moor, n w
Throstle's song, that stream-like fowest,
Wind, that over dew drop goest, #,
nH Welcome now the woe worn poor. 2
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+. ....r..s Littler river, .fEI > .
Young for ever Ill.,, i.
Cloud, gold bright with thankful glee,
Happy woodbine, gladly weeping,
Gnat, t,rwithin the wild-rose keeping,


0 that they were blessed as ye! !ogI


Sabbath holy


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Paint with flowers thy glittering sod
For Affections sons and daughters,
Bid thy mountains, woods and waters,
Pray TO God, the poor mans God!


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y Where, on Hope Wants bars the door,
From the gloom Of airless alleys. a5f"'e
Lead thou 10 green hills and Valleys
. Weary Lord lands trampled poor.
!, .sr ,aala Pale young mother. 4'"..aa3


,Gasping brother, II sa.a,I
u Sister toiling in despair, V"toI
Grief how'd sire, that life dong diest,
White lipp'd child, that sleeping slightest,
I. Come and drink the light and air.
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Tyrants curse ye, ','s.
.a'e .4lges While they nurse ye, l'H"
Life for deadliest wrongs to pay ;;ffo7' Z
Yet, oh. Sabbath 7 bringing gladness w
Unto hearts OF weary Sadness slf8 9hl ~
an Still thou art, ,"The Poor Mans Day.,