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been uttered in al the partngs OF score and hall OF

The signal was given for starts the men raised the
chars cry with tone that rather Indicated wnDg
ness 10 S ey than hope Of success: and the doomed
column shrugged forward, through the impeding UNI
derrrowth OF the dense wood through the crashing
sweep Of grape and cannter and the fatal mss ao mum
of fsIng bullets Those latest words had 10 Impressed
the chaplain with the idea that this hour was ms com
rae last on nth, that he felt he must see MIN yet
again. and have another and more cheering assurance
Of his faith than that natural expression of inay IN
the present to fully realize the eternal fpture. ne
turned more TO the lett and pressed on 70
the major wht IN he saw in the advance pushing AIS
way along toward the Furthermore front OF death.
Every step WIS an effort Tho struggle to reach MS
friend was almost the hopeless chase In nightmare
dream. oh for supeihuman arm TO remove the
intervening thcket lie or the Other fe pros
tratel At length they side by side in the deadly
race As the chaplain laid his hand on the others al m
amp turned with loving look Of glad surprise " You
said Henry that Won could not realize vou had nome
in heaven. You do not doubt your Savior, do you
asked the plain 80 they pressed ON together camp
face l:ghrd up inspirngy all aglow with excitement
expressive in it's Of tcnderest affection, oil true
courage and of iirnest faith 1t was never more iar
or b ght or beautiful than in that hour and place oi
death, as the peerless Christian soldier sad, WIN
warmth and earnrstness "No, mol dear fellow | DO
not doubt. do trust JesGs. fnly, wholly. WIN All
other good-by the two friends parted
The chaplain turned To his work among inc many
diving and wounded The major struggled on, thfoueh
the ,hilket out the open space before te ehehy
works md there when all at his let had fallen back.
when only the brave II the seadiast iOth ut aus
right were yet pressing forward he stood for noneh,
tO
in the tangled wood The Rebel parapet was but few
rods in his front From tie double battle hne BEHIND ~.
tie ies poured ort their ccascless frc OF death s
tail and ma MY form WAS too sDct target 10 escape
special notice from the foe. Waving his sword, he
called aloud cheeriy. Gone boys. come on theh
tuin ned the cooisergeant just emerging IRON ,ne
ihickei that he might rally The men on ihc 'gennLi
standard As he did so bullet passed through his
lungs and he fell on his side. he was pierced yrt
again and again by the thck coming shot has death
was as nv the ighining's stroke. His eyes scarce
thaiv ~ NJ flp
ere they closed ~ earth and opened again peyoha
The stars and their field of blue
! The intimate and tender friendship between
Major Camp and the author of the volume klndies
the details of his life With glow of emotion; but
leads to no excess of eulogmm, such highly col
ored porratures as repe the sympathy Of the read
CT. Chaplain Trumbull has judlciously permitted
his friend to speak, TO great degree for himself
in series of interesting selections from hls familiar
correspondence. As far as possible, he has pre-
ferrcd to remain in the background though 1t was
impossible wholly TO conceal lls share IN the duties
and sufferings which threw such respondent
glory around the career of his comrade His book
is touching memorial both Of the dead and OF the
living; and the friendship which bound them
together in life and which was not broken By death
is equally honorable 10 each.
COMING TO THE>KlNG A Roox o, pIlIY DnvoIlos'
PoR CHILDREN. BY GR,cR WEBSTER hlSsDALE lomo
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The composition Of an appropriate devotional
book for juvenile minds has been pronounced by hgl
authority 10 be one of the most difficult tasks for TIL
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ton. 1t consists Of series Of original prayers for ever
day in the mouth, written with great sweetness ant
simplicity and pervaded by beautiful spirit Of mater
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snyu,nry appropriate selections nom the devotona
parts of the Bible and pieces Of sacred poetry whic
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