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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-07
The Police Affair in Baltimore.

The difficulty which has been irowing for some
weeks pastin Baltimore, between the Radicals
aud Conservatives, seems to be coming to head.
Since the ond of the gar, thetRf'dicals| of Nary
land, who bnvo long had the power, and used it
urscrupulousy, to keep that Stat. in anarchy. and
confusion, adopted through their Legislature
Police Bill by one clause of which any Police
Commissioners guilty of official misconduct, may
be removed by concurrent vote of the two
II uses of the General Assembly, or by the Gov
ernor during Ihe recess Of tho GENERAL Assembly.
This Bill was adopted when Swami, the present
Governor, was q Radical, and vas aimed at all
ommissiuncrs who. should not b. sufficiently SER
vilv to the Radical party. Since that time, Gov.
Swami has evincsd considerable symptoms of
grace aud deccncy by yeering round and becom-
ing supporter of the Presidents policy. And
meanwhile the Radicals have fallen into their
own snare. ~
At late elections, by the unprilcipled machina
tions of the Baltimore Police Commissioners,
Democrats we're not allowed to vote or if their
votes were suppressed. Indeed the proceed
luRs OI tuo WeEe ou opeHiy
uus, that they were accused by the Conservatives,
aud duly arraignei before Gov. Swami, who, tie
General Assembly not being in session. has the
power to remove them if no should see fit.
/ The matter has bepn Investigated by him a
Annapolis, and he has decided to dlsplacs the
guilty Commissioners. During the investigation
the feeling between Radicals ADD Conservative:
has been intensely fierce and bitter. The former
have evuced the unmistaknble purpose of resist
ing by force Of arms. the removal Of tho Com
mssioners. The Governor has been equally res
olute, and is said to have called in troops Of th'
regular army to put down my resistance to Iii
orders. This matter has caused great exciemen
throughout the country, and may yet end in civi
strife aud bioodshed. The stains Of the affair
according to the latrst tclogrnus, may bc fouh'
ON another column.
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Home Again"

Al ssrze's corner, So says j. sETzE, Agent
i, his advertisement in another colG,nn. "SETzE's
corner i. ,ne of the oldest landmarks in the city
of Augusta. Members of the SErzE family, father
am md grandson perhaps, have occupied this
sells. u "ccrner" tor Mt least ioriy years past
The present Mr. SETzE has IL new and very eie
CANT stock Of Staple end Fancy Dry Goods. We
bespeak for him forty years more OF the well
earned success which attended the establishment
in the hands of his respected predecessor.
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Important Land Sales.

Mpn'iay la.; WIS Sale. day, a'.d such crowd
Of ritizers hrougcl oar public square as had moi
be.1 thereon. perhaps, sincc 1861. The ad
r.rti.ed .alrs Of immense quan,itioa of land b,
tic Commissioner iu Eq1ity and 0rlInary drew
this large crowd hhhcr. Prices of lan.i have Yer,
visi5ly improved since sals-day in October.
Tae somewhat famous Hatcher land, lying be
seen this and Aiken. divided, if We mistake not
into two tracts, sold a< follows; Rev. GEO. BELL
being the purchaser: Que 'ract Of Sl3 acres for
$685.; one tract of 3?2 acres for $500.
A tract of land, lying near the Pine House, be
longing to the estate Of Johu Kitksey, deed, con-
Ssiung $50 aeses, brought $500.
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The Pure Article.

The pure article, if it be in the line of Staple
-r FSncy groceries, may undoubtedly be had at
HORROR 4 WALToS's, Augusta.
And although not particularly set forth in their
advertisement, to which We point ibe special no.
tea of our readers, still we have DO doubt that
hat "pure article" which is calculated to keep
~: the C ID and prompt circulation, may nlsO be
Of the oldest and best-at HORTON /
WALroN's. Ale and Porter ut oil events.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-07
.s Marry Young, and if Circumstances
Require il, Oftcn.''

This is one Of the proverbs Of JOSH BILIISos:
which proverbs by the way arc among the best
ind mnti omEs sing things Of the d,y. There is
chapter Of them some siers else in this paper.
The one above, we have picked out for The pur-
pose of ndciag to it, this: And alpnys remember
~ send TIC E!ityr and Printers handsome Jundl,
# cake: or bundle Of hand :omo cake, or
lnnds,he buudlc Of handsome cake. Take your
.hoicc
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Ho,X "a it Done7

We learn that House in Charleston, that Of
Mcs:rs. LowyDEs, MiSsLL Co, no. IL. B'yce's
Wharf, have made arrangements, by which they
forward produce North, free of shippi"y fee. and
make an advance Oh the same, Of three fourth"
snarke. value, in that City. On large co1sign-
rneuts, they will make an advance Of sseeh eiyhth'
of market yalue there. This is the most substan-
tial sign Of reconstruction we have yet seen. Ea-
terprisc Enterprise! That's the way to make
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The r;Yese nwood Association.

We cali attention to the interesting account of
the drst mesting Of TIE Greenwood Association
to be found elsewhere in to days ISSUE Such an
association ought TO bofosmed in every District
There is no need of along string Of words to
prove why aud~wheretore. We simply say that
any pcopte rho honoraot the memory Of those 'e'o
molly died in ther.d:teace, are UNIT 10 lice them-
selpes
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For ths Advertiser.
Tribute iof Respect.
CALDWELL LopeE, No. 81, A. F. NJ,

CALDWELL LopeE, No. 80, A. F. NJ,
AT regular communication of this Lodge,
october:27th, 1866, he Committee appointed by
the Lodge, reported the following Preamble and
RESOLUTIONS on the death of our Brother THOS.
D. J. HowLE, (who was killed by being thrown
suddenly from a horsc,) which were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, L, has pleased Almighty God, in his
wise dispensation, to remove fro, US our Bro.
TRoS. D. J. HOWLE, who, by his unasaumiDg
nnnner and gentle department., had cndeared him
self to every member OF this Lodge Therefore,
be it
Reso,red, That while we bow our heads in hun-
BILE submission to His Divine mandate, We can
but give expression to the loss Of Brother, cut
down in the morning of life, and usefulness. We
still mourn the loss of our Brother, and will
cherish the highest regard fer his virtues and his
memOry.
Resolred, That we tender to his family our sim
ccre and heartfelt sympathy for their irreparable
loss.
Resoleed That bis name be inscribed on q
BLINK Page Of our Minute Book, sacred to his
ncnory,-and that we wear the usual badge of
mourning for thirty days.
Reso red. Tha. these proceedings DO published
| in tho Edsc6ed Adrersisrr, and thnta copy be
sent to tho family Of our deceased Brother.
!. 5.e'casEiEDaE x ssTIEDai Committee.
j. A. LANIER,
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HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, on the Both ult, at the residence of
Mr.. G. NJ. Roper, by Rev. S. P. Getzen, Mr.. B.
RAMBo and Miss REBEcGA DELAUGHTER,
all of this District
MARRIED, on tho 18th rlt, by N. NJ. Padgst,
Esqr., Mr.. WM. A. RODGERS and Miss MARY
ARENDER, all Of this District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-07
The Situation of Affairs in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, November 2.
James Young and William P. Vslient have
teen commissioned new Pulice Commission
ers, and were sworn in before Judge Martin,
Of the Superior Court. There was no oppo-
sition thereto. The CO nsel for the old Com
mis>ioners decided thsl they would offer no
lmpediment to their taking the oath. The
old force, however, y+t remains on duty, and
-.Lo-1sAi:oa tot io.- Are-s sipenely ssarasd.-Ah n
is quiet, but much interest is manifested as
to che result of the contact of the rival
Boards. Mr.. Young, one of the new Com
missioners, is President Of the Conservative
City Convention.
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.rhe Ahher,Ile Ranner.

Another old and respected contemporary, which
has lately passe into the hands Of Messrs M NJ.
Nv. W. PARRow, will be issued in future, On
Wednesday of each week, insead of Tuesday as
hs,,t,f fore. The Banner is n laborer worthy Of
i,s hire, whether for the benefit or The cnter;nin-
,nent of its readers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-07
ueL.eads the World.

In the way of Big Potatoes, Col. JoHs HUrEr
leads the world. Read his note, and come into
CAR Office and see the monsters. The "mess" con-
sisted of half dozen or morc-all ndescribably
inmone e. Mark the modest phrases: "excuso the
size" &c: "only 81 lbs"
Gentlemen # the Adrertiser:- II send you mess
of Swes. PoaL.es; excuse The size. it briag an
extremely bad crop year. The largest weighs
only 81 lbs, after enough being cut of to make II
pleal for u small family.
SDurs JOHN HUiET.
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Administrators Notice.

. a FL persons having demands againtt the Es-
"A tate Of PETERSON B0RAM, decd ,tsill pre-
sent them to tho undersigned, properly attested,
and those who are anywise indebted to ead Esta,e
will please call and settle The Administrator
desires to mako final settlement ut an early day.
]. M. TRcTTER, Adnfor
Nov. o, Pm is
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The Newberry Herald.

This much esteemed journal is once again
" clothed and 10 its right mind." Upon its face
thsr, lineers not a trscc of the late appalling
FIRE. Recently it has grown broa'l aud long, and
do,psd IL most elegant aud becoming garb. We
,-.,.oms its new-clad advent with gladncss. We
mfr it our helrtiest congratulations and good
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-07

BULLY FOR HER.-Mrs. Ford, of Monroe
county, Kentucky, gave birth, ON the 10th
ult., to three children, all boys, weighing
seven and a half pounds each. All are living
and healthy. Names-George D. Prentice,
Robert Z. Lee, and Jefferson Davis.
Bully for Mr. Ford, too, if he can stand up
under such overwhelming crop as that
Exchange.
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State of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
f. IN;ORDLNARY.
DY W. F. DURIsoE, Esquire, Ordinary of
Id Edge6eld District:
Whereas, Thomas S. Daniel has applied to
me for Letters of Administrations on all and
singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits of William NJ. Hill, late of the District
aforesaid decd
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to be and appear before me, ut our ncxt
Ordinarys Court for the said District to be holden
at Edgeaeld Court. House. on the 18th day of
Nov. inst, to show cause, if any, why the
said administration should notbe granted.
Given under my hand aud seal, this 1st day Of
Nov. in the year of our Lord, ono thousand eight
hundred cnd sixty-six, and in the 9l,t year of the
Independence Of the United States of America.
W. F. DURIsoE, o.E.D.
Nov 30 at 45
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Hanton Destruction Of Clubhouse and

On Thnrsd ~ night the lst instant, the gin
house N AxEgL ABEL Esd, living notyery far
from C,.u,ubia R",d. near the Lexiugtonline WAS
destroyed by FIRE. I Tsenty bales of cotton an
500 lbs. Of cotton ssei were consumed. The
greater part of the cotton belonged to Mr.. ABEL !;
the rsm lnler to different individuals living near
him.
We hsar, but stat4 it only as hearsay, that
certain negroes, hired by Mrs. FELIX BoDIE, Nho
owsed three four bales OF the cotton, are strong
ly suspected of being the incendiaries in this
case.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

EDGEFlELD DlSIRlCI,
IN EQUITY.
Elmina Rush, Bill for sale
vs.. IF Real Es-
". W. Clary, Wilson Abncy, ct. al. tate DC.
RDY virtue of an order of the Court in this
I'D cause, will sell at Edgcfeld C. H., on MON
DAY 5th November next, the REAL ESTATE
described in the pleadings, to wit:
The HOMESTEAD TRACT containing Five
Hundred and Twenty y-seyen Acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of Mrs. Martha Abney md lands
Of tho late Edward and William Coleman.
Tho MILL TRACT, containing Twenty-Five
Acres, more or less with-a set Of Merchant Grst
,ud Saw Mills, on Sauda River.
Sold on n credit Of twelve months with interest
from day of sale, except as to costs, which must
he paid in cash in specie. Purcha,er to give
bonds with two good. .sureties, with mortgage Of
rhe premises to secure the purchase money. Titles
Extra ~
z. W. cARwILE, cE.E.D.
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New Claimant for Dental Popularity.
And one who deserves p pularity either as gen.
,l:man. soldier or professional man: DR.. D. P.
HOLLOWAY. We hespeak for his card, in another
,lumn, special attention. He was for a lOng
t,n +, to say nothing of subsequent practise and
advantages, disigent and Intelligent student
of bis art, under the skifc! and experienced
guidance Of DR.. Horace PARKER.
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B. N. TALBEKT,
j. C.CARTLEDGE
j. A. LANIER,


eDp The freman's parade in. Augusta on last
Friday was grand afair, and passed off quite
pleasantly. The 4ETN4 and Hopc, of Charleston,
and the Metropolitan Steam Engine company, of
Savannah, participated. The augusta won the
first prize, and the Richmond, also of Augusta,
won the second prize
Gas- The Medical College of Georgia. located
Mt Augusta, opened its regular session on Mon
day last.
sY The report of tho dying condition Of Ma
poleon turns out to be New York Tribune ru.
,aor, md consequeatly without foundation.
1S- The Legislature of Georgia met at Mil
ledgevillc on tho lst, and the Message of the
Governor was read. He strongly opposes the
adoption Of the constitutional amendment, con-
tending that it is equally novel and unjust. lie
computes the funied debt Of the State Mt Sj,SIO,-
900. He says that the planting interest of GcOr-
gia cnn nevor be what il onco was He tukes oc-
casion to dcprccato oppression of debtors by cred
itors. The Message is very long, and s mostly
devoted 70 State topics. The Speaker of the House
opened the session with speech opposing the
constitutional amendment, and his remarks were
received with great applause.
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A FRIEND OF HIS FATHER.


DR.. VIM. HILL, of this District, dod at Glenn
Springs. 26th ult, aged thirty eight years.
Dr.. HILL had for years been affected with Con.
stipation of Liver, and his medical friends had
often advised him to travel, or try the virtue oil
mineral Natsrs; bgt the state of tho country, to.
gethor with the dlsa Of his profession, prevented
bis doing 30 until it WAS probably too late to re.
coive any permanent benefit
Bland and gcnialin his nature, firm and conf
ding friend, the subject OF this notice was
much beloved and cstormed throughout the circle
Of bis acquaintance. With heart always in
sympathy with the poor, the suffering, and the
afflicted, ho was peculiarly adapted to minister
to the sick, and to mid his prescriptions by moral
support.
Few men have ever succeeded unlcas they loved
thoir profession. While medical skill is not de
MED the deceased, much of'h success may doubt
less be attributed to his singular devotion to his
calling. Lovo Of the healing art was with him a
ruling passion. On this his mind was copcentra-
ted he studied little else. IL watching, nursing,
and trying to relero tho sufferer he sacrificed his
life, and it is hunb bly, hoped thst Heayon accepted
the sacrifice.
Though DR.. H., previous to the decline Of his
hcalth, made no public profession OF religion, yet
it is known that the welfare Of his soul had been
with him the subject Of much solicitude and
prayer.
On reaching the Springs, in July last, he was
fortunate in making tho acquaintance of Rev. Dir.
JoHssos,9of N. G. They wero drawn together
by mutual suffering, and were intimate ms COM
panions in aflcton. From this pious gentleman
DR.. Il. received much religious instruction and
encouragement. lie n9w looked to tho SAVIOUR,
and depended on Him alone. After MI. J. left,
he oftonspoko of him with most grateful remsm-
brancc.
Ho deeply regretted, in letter to his mother,
That he had not attached himself to the Church,
but expressed toher his confident trust that God
had pardoncd and accepted him in tho Redeemcr.
From the many conversations had with him
during the last ten days of his illness, tho writer
has no reason to doubt that his faith in Christ
was truly evangelical; while at times, though
suffering much, his soul would triumph in express
sions of praise to God.
Falling in the midst of bis years and useful
ness, he leaves bereavod widow and many ro!a-
tions and friends to mourn thoir loss.
T. D.
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PURE PERUVIAN GUAN0
For Sale or Rent.

MMY STEAM SAW AND GRIST MILLS, on
lXl Log Creek, about four miles from Lofts P.
o. Tho Mills are in good running order. Tim
Der in abundance near the Mills, can no had at
reasonable rates. j. Z. SMYLY.
Nov. 2t 45
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@y- Very little, is any, change III the Cotton
market since our last report. Prices ranging
from 81 to 30. cts.
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Executrix's Notice.

A IL persona indebted to the Estate of WILL
"A LIAM ETROM, dec'd, are requested to pay
the saue to JOHN A. BARKER, my authorized
Agent, whom have appointed to settle up said
Estate. -.
NJ AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-07

g- Gen. Dick TsyIor, paid q visi. to NJ. DE-
,ds. at Fortress Monroe, on tho Seth.
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Estate Notice,

A IL persons in Anywise indebted to tie Estate
"A WILLIS L. STONE, Decd, are notified to
pay, tho some, or make suitable arrangements, by
Return Day next; otherwise said claims will be
sued on indiscriminately.
M. n. PADGETT,
BIT. JENNINGS. Ad0r'.
No< q 4, 4rrA AZ
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% W. VNNW 1nHj C'EsE.D.
Nov.6S - x At 40
State of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Nathaniel Ramcy, J Bill for Can
VS.. collation. Of
L. s. johnson aud wife and others deed, &c.
DY virtue Of an order of the Court in this
ID cause, I will sell at Edgefeld C. H., on MON
DAY the 3rd December next, the REAL ESTATE
described in the pleadings, to wit:
A HOUSE AND LOT OF LAND in the corpo-
rato limits of Edge6eld Village, containing Three
Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Chas. NJ.
,iray. John colgan and others, recently occupied
by Capt. Timan II. Clark.
TERMS-Sod on credit Of one year, with
interest from day. of sale, except costa of suit,
which must be paid in cash in specie. Purchaser
to give BOND with two good suret;es and o mort
gage of the premises to secure the purchase mo-
ncy. Titles Extra
=. 2. W. CARWILB, c.E.E.D.
Noy.6 At * As
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Professional Gard.

nR. NJ. w. ABNEY is now prepared t.
~ attend promptly to all Professional calls.
Oct. 81, II A
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Edgefield baptist Association.

T,e Minutes Of the Elgedsld Baptist Associn-
Call q, this Office.
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Editorial Notices

OF new advertisements, crowded out this week,
will appear in our next.
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A Riot Imminent-.Troops Moving,


BALTIMORE, October 3.-The radical mass
meeting last night adopted all address to the
country, declaring that they were anxious to
maintain peace; that all doubt relating to
the removal of the Commissioners should be
decided by the courts. They bitterly dcnounce
the action Of Governor Swan, in attempting
to remove the Police Coz. ,ssiuncrs and ac-
cuse him of purposeIy throwing political
power into the hands of synpathisers and
abe,ters of rebellion. The new Police Com
mis>ioners went to-day to the old commis-
siopers Office, where their appearance was
the signal for tumultuous demonstrations of
disapproval of tie now largely increasing
crowd. Thoy LANDED in their demand for the
possession of the premises then returned to
the Conservative Headquarters to receive q
reply, and were there received with loud
cheering from the crowd 1t is now under
stool that they are organizing new force.
Five or six m.mbers of tue old police force
resigned last night, and to day reported to
the new Commissioners. There are reports
Of the arrival Of troops on the Washington
road much excitement and deep feeling ex-
.st evcl ywherp, but thus fur ~ disturbance.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, November 3.-The new Com:
missioners were arrested this afternoon on
bench warrant issued by Judge Bond, on
charge of attempting to break the peace
and upon refusing to give bail in the sum Of
$25 900 were committed to Jail. Sheriff
Thompson was also committed. The old
are. in possession. The coun.
sci for Mcssrs. Valiant and Young, the new
Commissioners, will get out a writ of f"haJeus
which will bring the question before
the Courts. A writ can scarcely be returned
before Monday. The city is quiet now. Sew
eral riotous demonstrations occurred during
the afternoon, when the fact became known
that the Commissioners had been arrested,
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CL0THING !! gLOTHIMG I!

u He subscriber has recently opened in this
Village good stock of READY MADE
CLOTHING, consisting of Single Garments
and Cloth and Cashmere Suits.
Also a 10: of LoTHS and CASsIMERES which
he will make up to order.
He Is prepared to furnish his friends and old
customers with CLOTHING rs low as the Au-
gusta market for Cash.
JOHN COLGAN, Agent.
Nov. G, If 46
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Il HE undersigned, being the OLDEST I'M,
P0RTERS AND DEALERS IN GUANO in
Charleston, inform their friends that they expect
to receive regular supplies of
PURE PERUVIAN GUAN0
Direct from the Agents of tho Peruvian Govern
ment at New York, which they will sell at all
times at lowest market rates. Orders promptly
filled.
Kerr's Wharf, Charleston, S. @.
Charleston, Nov. 6 ct 45
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" Ono so young and so true hearted,
One 80 earnest in the strife,
BY the wsy-sidc fell and perished,
Weary with ths march NJ I;i, %

By Tue wey-side fell and perished,
Weary with the march of life;"
And saying as wo look up t. the high
Elysian hills whittier he has gone, alt is The
Lord-lct Him do what seemeth Him good"
And bcaeoching Him to make US His care, as we
know He has done those whom Hs has taken unto
Himself. Praying that His love may be lamp
to guide our feet as we go darkling through this
long pilgrimage. And perhaps it may net be
very long. In tender love the Good shepherd
may bring US some near way that leads quickly to
the pearly gates, and then, with Heaven, and our
treasures that have gone before, this troubled
dream of life will seem "but watch in the
night"-"a tale that ia told"