A Blessing

Not to a man of dollars, Not to a man of deeds, Not to a man of cuuuing, Not to a man of creeds, Not to a man whose passion Is for a world's renown, Not in the foim of fashion, Cometh a blessing down. Not unto latid's expansión, Not to tho miser's cheot, Not lo the prineely mansión, Not to the blmoned crest, Not to the sordid worldling, Not to the knavish clown, Not to the haughty tyrant, 'Oometh a, blessir.g down. Not to the folly blinded, Not to the steeped In shame, Not to carnal niinded, Not to unholy fame, Not iu ncglect of duty, Not to the monarch's crown, Not at the smile of beauty, Cometh o blesting down But to the one wliose spirit Yearneth for the great and good ; Unto the one whose storehouse Yieldeth the hungry iood : Unto.the olie who labors, Fearlesa of foe or frown, Unto the kiudly hearted Cometh a blessing down.