LEND A HELPING HAND.
L-in«l a helping hand, my hi other, To the weary onus you mo. t, Tuere uiu many bowed with bunions, Fuiutin^ i.j tlu day's li.*ree UaaL P.i^s not hy a toil-worn In-other, Let none ask for aid in vain, L-Mid h helping hind, believing Time will pay you buck again. L 'nd .1 helping hand, my broth' r, There are dunces, all tiio wa> ; When you sue a man <iisconr«i(fd, Ilavo a helpful word Lo suy. Kindly words are halm and comfort To the wean , umi they mnko Man) a he.ivy lo.ul hccia lij^iuer ; Speak them for a brother's sake. In the iikuvli «•£ lif>, my brother, Willing hoart an I ready ha id M ike the way «ep»n bright nnd pleasant ; As we journey tnrouuh the land. Pass the h.-iidn out>tivtclieil to help ns f With .1 hopeful word -md Miiiie, I«end a helping hand to others, It ia grandly worth your while.
A big hole in your income — -a large rent. | First Irishman (Waiting in tlie corridor, to his friendj rushing in from the court)-— What's Tim got ? Second Irishman (in a breathless whisper) — ITor loifel First Irishman— For loife ! och* sure, ho won't live half the toime 1
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Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 125, 24 October 1885, Page 7
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204LEND A HELPING HAND. Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 125, 24 October 1885, Page 7
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