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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14
Q(eue e%rG1nie1l,

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boben, bielelbe 3lt erbalter.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14

~ poR-pfRts, Rsnsp. Csters Rns >as tiuisRe ans
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~ fs u tab.a Fnb. basu sssraudt ,uersen.
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gDenn Semanb iein Blatt ni&t rese!mdsis empfanst
sber R auf srsenb cine Nrt Seller taf&e&sn ~ fsts
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na4ri&ttst psreen.
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tuna uerben mir muir bann lberaebmen euu bsslten PET
resarrten Brief peer per gcf.Ofee Rcnss S.ser &C.
f&eten. .'.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14

Giu(enouugsn uno &orre(poasta,tn,
bejonssrs hter tirdlidt une aneere miatise Bs>
ssttntetten, Fnb ieetr,sit piatommsn, rsiisn
abr pom 0erfaGer unterri@nst lein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14
Ser ,,2Sa,,6erer" natb europa.

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,,Wauberer" na9 europa, unb tpir MAIDEN bic
2e{er befunbers aufmertiam, bab bic l1eb.rien'
bune bes Blattes an gerpanbte unb Greunbe
ienteits bes Oeeans ein iebr seetsnetes Mittel
it, einen ununterbru9enen gerftbr nit benitl-
Ben su rnterbalten unb lie iiter bic 3uitanoe
tte@es 2aubes su unterri9tenL be6er als Is bur@
Brtefwe9iA eei9eben fSnnte. ....
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Tho weman'a Let.
FROM HsRxASN AND DoRorHkA.

Then from their seats they rose, and both Of them
One more M look 70 be behind, and tender longing pos
sesSed them.
Both OF the waterjars then In silence sn' LOOK oy
the handle, ,.,,,s ,a, u,
One Of the pitchers he begged her to give him to
.Nay, let it be r' she said 81 carry them better SO
balanced.
Nor shall the master, who is to command, be do
Laos not so gravely upon me, as thinking my for
time hard one.
Early woman should learn to serve, for that Is
the headship,
Comes to the due command that Is hers Of right
Z; in the household.
Early the sister must wait On her brother, and
wait ON her c-...ea,s: , ,on,,,r
LIE .ust be always with her pefpe'us '0l''Ds
Or be sna isssenfne sSnf and cayns making and DONG
aapS9 for her be she wonted to think no way Is
.ndis He he n hours of the night be to her as the
II she ind never needle too dne, nor iaoof teo
wnclIV iofSetful OF self and caring to live ont in
For sse win surely, as mother, have need OF every
When In the time Of her Illness the cries OF her In
FAINT arouse her,
Calling for foed from her weakness, and cares are
to suffering added. .,,, .,
Twenty men bound into one were not apie w
Nor ia II meant that they should, yet should they
with gratitude view It,"
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

The Charleston Cotton. Rice and NaVai
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLEsroN,NEws,
MONDAY EVENING, May 2, 1870.
Co~roN.-The demand for this article was al
most suspended, and the market was dull nomi-
nal and declining. The limited transactions were
about onthe basis Of 2111c p b for middlings'
The ssles were some rs bales, say 8 at 1sc; . at
2oc; % at 2oXc; at 21c; 80 at 211zc. Quotations
are omitted as unreliable.
RIcx.-Tnis grain was held firmly by factors,
but there were no sales during the day.
NAVAL sreREs-There was but little doing In
these articles.
. FRIIs4Ia-To Liverpool, BY steam, nominal on
uplsnds, and 1xd On Sea islands; by sail, 7-l6d p
b on upland cotton, and I'd p b on sea
island cotton. To Havre, BY steam, nomi-
nal; by sail, nominal at xc on uplands
and 1xo ON sea- islands. :. Coastwise to
Few YORK; by steam; 70 p b on uplands
and xe on sea Islands; ny sail, KcsH ID onup-
lands. To Boston, BY steam, nominal; by saif' n
/ toKc p b ON uplands. ToPhisdelphis, by steam'
no = D on uplands; by SAIL somewhat NOM
inal. 10 Baltimore, BY steam, x@Kc p D on
= fplanda; BY sail somewhat nominal.
{ ExcHANas.-Sserlng 90 day bills Ah@%x.
3 Donxsr1c ExmtANe1-The banks purchase
sight checks at par to y premium, and sell at X
premium.c ,0utside they purchase at H premi-
lm, and sen at ii premium.
II auts,A s,ABuyins-s -st Is md zslling at 10.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, April o. -Our sugar market, consid
ering the few business days Of the week, has been
an animated one, and covering some thousands
Of boxes and hogsheads. The brokers here con.
tinue their quotations for the previous week, not
verified BY the averages OF actual sales, which
here for No. IL would scarcely justify more than
S1-lea8x reals for No. II In this market and 8
reals at Matanzas, and for refining sugars I&a7H
reals, and grocery qualities at reals. Shipped
hence and for Matanzas 1921 boxes and 1892
hogsheads, Of which for the United States 6723
boxes and 1888 hogsheads, balance to European
ports, leaving stocks in .he two shipping ports
equal to 6o2,779 boxes and 29,Sl7 hogsheads.
against for same period Of the last year OF 25s 23S
boxes and II, ,4o3 hogsheadc.
The stock OF molasses here Is very light and
when sufficient for cargo, to avoid Changing
ports It sells easily at 5hc reals for clayed and nj
6x to 6H for Mascovadoes.
HONEY Is scarce and commands 56k to eo1Sc
per gallon when found.
RUN weak; per pipe, ready for shipment, $50 to
SS1 for colured; S36 to sS7 for white, and refined
at $72 to S7a
In other produce or fabrics find nothing new
to add. Leaf tobacco and Its twists without
change except In increased accumulation Of
stocks for factory use, for which the working ma.
terta In hands is found rather short, owing to the
continuance of the war, continued for weeks and
weeks, after promised conclusion.
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measure been caused BY the expected arrival Of q
parcel OF 1000 barrels and the expectation that 1t
would be at once forced to sale, 80 that is actual
receipt Yesterday rather strengthened the market
than otherwise. With our light stock and active
demand prices should be higher, but the trade at
both ends appeared to be panic struck, and the
general feeling favors yet lower prices.
RosIN.-The transactions In strained have been
limited both by want Of stock and scarcity OF
freight room. The sales are 5000 b. o. May 81 10;
1000 to arrive May Is, 81 10, and 5000 barrels az
So o2a2 10 for strained; 81 15a2 15h for No 2;
s2ha2% for No l; S43sa5 for pale, and s55a6}a ioI
and in good demand at full prices. Receipts 1896
bar1els exports e662 barrels; stock 'S barrels.
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x.,x York Rice Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce April soth I:
There is q fair inquiry from the trade, but me
small stock and firm views Of the holders restrict
business, quote aS6Aa7hc. Sales lIo tierces'
From the Tribune Trade is light, but the stock
u small and holders are enabled to insist upon
full figures. Sales so casks Carolina at &c.
From the Times: Rice has been guiet 90,
Rangoon 50 i5as l2]s, gold In bond, rrer $50 lbs.
From the Herald Carolina weEs dun but uh
changed; small sales were Dnsade within the range
o. 61a72c for common % prime,
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New York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK, April so.-NAvAL SToREs.-Tne
EarIet for spirits turpentlne is again on, mainly
owing to large arrival to-day. There is some G In
quiry for full parcels. Sales are 200 bbls IN mer a
Charitable order, to arrive, at 4SAc, nat anu lGO ~
bbls i'm yard at 43Kc. Rosins-the demand Is
Ipht. but the small stock, which Is poorly assoIl,
ed, checks any decline in prices Sales are sSV sN
bbIs strained at So 10; 800 bbls No: At for ~.
ooo1 strained: So 2Oa2 so for No. 2; 81 G0a3 i5 lot
So. i: s4ae So for pale and extra pale. Tar is aul.
and difficult to quote with accuracy; Wilmington
ia held at So 25a2 80.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown. &c
S S Fraser, W Atkinson, DR. D Tucker, lsear,
W Fraser, II Sampson. R Dozier, Dr N F9rres-
ter W d Agnnitn, W Read, A q Belin, Moses,
Captain Hair, C Holt, MCGOWAN, ] Lesesne
Mrs H D Lesesne, Miss Lesesne, " Rumley, G
H Watts Miss tombstone, Mrs n P Matheson and
TWO children, T Rhodes, J Middleton, Lach-
icotte and wife, C Pater, Mr. Miscally, r lizard,
and 8 deck.
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Wflmineton Market.

10H@x@S"
WILMINGTON. April so.-Sp1RITs TURPENTINE.
Sales OF l79 casks at 3Sh for country, 76 New
York and country mixed at ssH, and so casks
country at SOC. ,
RosM.-Sales OF 450 bbls at 81 62H for strained,
81 12K; 81 37H, 81 62Ha4 Is for hard, and So 7Sa
for extra pale.
CRUDE ETURPENTNE.-Sales OF 1874 bbls. at So rs
for virgin, So IS for soft and 81 so for hard, de-
cline OF CSC on former, and loc on latter grades
since last report.
TAR.-Sales Of 4s bbls. at 81 so per Dbl.
CoTToN.-Sales Of bale at Is, 6 at lS, 4 at
1875 at 10, 4 at 20 and at 20hc per 10.
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Receipts by Railroad, May 2,
soUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

4ss bales cotton, 80 bales domestics 5SS bushels
grain, las casks clay, 3S bbls naval stores. To
Railroad Agent, Smith l. Chapeau Goldsmith x
Son, w Roach, Armstrong 4 co, Wardlaw ca:
rev. Pelzer, Rodgers & CO, Willis Chisolm, G II
Walter & co, Gib6es co. A Salinas, w K Ryan,
kirkpatrick Witte, w Courtney & co. Street
Bros Il co, N Robson, B s Rhett Son, Wagner,
Hnger CO " " Smith, and Caldwell d Son.
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ENoCH MORGAN'S SONS
'N'' : D-'''Ai''D '' io1l Washington street, \. y

For Cleaning WINDOWS without water; re-
moving Stains from MARBLE and PAINT; Polish
Ing KNIVES, (no scratchingH Washing DISHES,
scrubblng FLOORS FLOOR CLOTH, TABLES,
BATH TUBS, &C.: Polishing Tin, Brass, Iron,
Copper and Steel Wares; Removing Gums. Oil,
Rust and Dirt from Machinery. Indispensable
for House Cleaning, and all uses except washing
ciothes.) 1t costs but few cents, and Is sold by
all good Grocery, Drug and Notion Stores.
For sale by GOODRICH, wINE&AN & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, and DoWIE, NOISE &
DAVIS, Wholesale Druggists, Charleston, S. c.
mch1 tnthfr1Og
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

II bales cotton, Ats bbls naval stores, boxes to
bacco, live stock, cars lumber and wood, mdse,
&c. To Weiters, G " Williams 4 co. Caldwell 4
Son, Barden G Parker, Marshall, kinsman &
Howell, Smith, kirkpatrick Witte, Frost i
j Salinas, Johnston, Crews & CO, Mantoue & CO. J
N Martin, OstendorE & 70, Mowry & Son, Gerdts
g co, P welsh, J Thornley,, IIuger. Smith &
c. Dlngle, W S Cook, c Mallonee, and Railroad
Agent.
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Columbus Market.

Columbus Market.
COLUMBUS, April 2s.-CoTToN.-The market
fisino to pay more than the following prices at
the close Of the market, which the majority OF
sellers decllped to accept: Ordinary 1sal5Mc;
good ordinary 1skals; low mlddlng 2oa2oN;
week 1857 bales-225 on European orders. 7l2 on
Northern account, SOC to Boston for Northern
splnners Sales Of the week are 3SS bales greater
than previous week. Weeks receipts S56 bales,
against 4S0 the previous week. and 266 the cores
ponding week Of last season. Shipments l4I8
bales.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1S69.......... 10
Received past week. 900
Received previously. .tto3o-e4'oee
Total, ..................... 64,5l1
Shipped past week. l,48
Shipped previously. .."........62 l6-oa'leA
Stock on hand April 2s, 1870. 1887
on the week the stock has decreased go bales
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-03

This is the time of year to have your Furniture
and Mattresses overiauIed and thor ug;i!r done
up. also repair and sell Sewing NacSlnes, ana
Knitting Machines now before the public. The
hest Sewing Machine. for cheap article. can be
found viii me, 10 wit: The improved COMMON
SENSE SEWING MACHINE. IL Is acknowledged
heyond any cheap Machine ever produced before.
sell them all complete, with guarantee, for
ST.. ,.,..-
zens of Charleston and Of tile State Of South Caro-
ma. among whom have lived for the last twenty
years ]. /. LCNSFORD,
No. 27 Queen street, near Calder House
april
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.


REIGN.
NEWPORT, ENG.
The Mamie Bell, Ackley, sailed. d.........Feo ~
CARDIFF.
The Edith. Chegwidden, sailed. Jan 2e
The Village Queen, McGray, up.......... .Aarcn 81
MEsTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Lewis L Squires, Tyler. up. april Il
Brig G Colson, Pay son, up. April 10
Schr Hancock. Crowell, cleared. ....... Apr! IA
Schr Montana, Bearse, up. p.....-.."......Aprl ~ ~
Schr Mary Ella, Thomas. cleared. ........Aprl -
NEW YORK.
Brig Josie DevereauX, Clark cleared. IA Apfii 10
Brig Guiding Star, Freethy, ceared April II
Schr Thomas Booz, SUmers, cleared -. april q
Schr Myrover. Brown. sailed... ...,..... April ~
Schr Gettysburg, CorsOn, cleared.-... April q
Schr n W Smith, Tooker, up..............Aprl 2s
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Dan Clifford, Jirrel up.... april ~
Schr Edith Everman, COrson, cleared. ..April -
BALTIMORE.
Schr II Coffin, Upton, up...............apTi y
Schr Surprise, Beers, up...... Aprii 10
Schr Wenonah Moves, cleared. ......."Aprll "a
Schr Emeline McLain, Hall, cleared. p
Schr Ida Richardson, Bedell, up..........April 70
NORFOLK. VA.
schr Slate, Wiliett, sailed. April - M
Schr Sabine, Currier, sailed. .:.."....... .Aprl ~
RoCEroRT, NE.
Schr Nellie French. smiled -
Schr Julia Gamage. Pitcher, sailed. ....Apri ~
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Murray, Ferris 6 Co.'s Naval Stores
Circular.

NEW YORK, April ao.-sPIR1Ts TURsENT1NE.-
Tne business shows steady increase IN demand
1rom 20 down to 43H, at which considerable has
Teen sold to arrive. The decline has in great
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sell, Byrne Fogarty, J. Brown, DR. q Baer,
Charleston Mining and Manufacturing Company,
6avs news
Bro, A W Eckel 4 co, B Feldmann co, Fogartte's
Book House, D Fleming l. co, b Gerdts co, N
Greenland, Rev T Gadsden, W Gurney, Hart d
Klatte co, kriete q Chapman. Kinck, wicEen-
berg i CO, A McLeish ] Marshall, Jr W Marscher
W 4 Mehrtens, w McLan Neufville, ] :; OF.
jen, Z 0'Neill, J R Pringle l. Son, J reaie, c P
sSSG, 3 s THin.it / SON. Mrs N 8 snmden, SteGens,
Werner d Ducker, A L Solomon, Stenhouse L co,
" Steele, VI A Shrine, F Torck, J.H volers, D
Won Rollen, D Walker ?. waring, Walsh, F
whitney, 9 " WI Williams / co, Walker, Evans &
Steamship Key Vest, Rudolph Matahzas-3
DAYS. SaAasI; o j A Enslow & Go.
Schr q r Corson, Brewer, Phlladelphia-e
aa5s' uS Uoa' and mdse. To Baker GO, kalI-
Ioau Ae Jnts, Charleston Cos Company, Mools q
r1tte, q Katie co, Klinck, wickenberg T. Co,
& D FRANKIE, NJ Eason Bro, Cameron, bafHIey N
& co, Poppenheim, " II Chaiee Go. w -
Web6 A DUO, Sulphuric Acid anu SuPe1PnSos. T II Ss.
phate Company, DR. Baer, r ODonneA NJ "a
ler, G w Williams. and Others wi, o
Schr A E Stevens, Montgomery, New 9orSmo t,;ov
days Railroad iron. To the Master, anu ChaiIes-
ton and Savannah Railroad company. cor, tn
Schr Henrietta, Hill, NeWueIu, n " "0tN' ~
Schr Sc n".aI Ann u S Deas. Garbati. West Point Mil.
G. tierces rice. To " Bee co. -,
Steamer Emile. Lewis. Georgetown. > Z: Al
,ierces rice, and mdse. To Shackeford Kelly,
r Pringle / Son, W Bee co, hordecai& co.
and others. ,,oo ,,.,,
Sloop Julia Dean, Harris. C0mbahee 1900 BUSH
els rice, so bushels peas. To " c Bee co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Dictator, Mcmillan, Palatka, via Jack
sonville Fernandna and Savannah.
Up FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Montana, Bearse at Boston, April 20.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Mary Ella, Thomas, at Boston, April ~.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
schr Myrorer, Brown, from New York, April 2s.
Schr Sabine, Currier. from Norfolk, va April ~
MEMORANDA.
Schr Annie Gillese tof Lubec,l Mitchell. from
Nayassa for Baltimore, has probably iounderea a.
sea and all hands perished. she was spoken
March % by ship Lydia Skol6eld, snort OF profis
ions and In distress, but the captain OF the shE
could render no assistance, ne oeing dlsaDieu
The Annie Gillese had cargo OF guano on balli
more account. She registered l5' IONS. was IVY
wears old and was owned by ; MlnsioW co
Of Portland, and parties In Luoec. No insurance
The schr Sabine, which sailed from Norfolk, Va
for this port April 20, has on board a cargo o.
5000 bushels Of corn.
The schr Commodore Kearney, from George
town, c. for Yarmouth, Me, arrived az holmes
hole April es.
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WTILLIAMS & BRO, A. NJ, 9 BROAD
w st., up stairs. Railroad, Commercial and
General Job Printing. at New York prices.
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YTOIGT, c., DEALER IN FRENCH CALF
SKINS, Oak and HemlocI Sole Leather, Shoe
Findings, Hides Furs and BesswaX, IS Market at.
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WTHILDEN & CO., WATCHES, JEWEL
w ry and Silyerware, 255 King st. Crockery
and Glassware at Wholesale, No. 1877 Meetnc:..
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GENERAL SUPER1ETEfDENT'SO OFFICE
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD,
SAVANNAH, January Z, 1870.
On and after SUNDAY, the 9Th instant, Passen.
ger Trains on this road will run as fOllows:
EIGrT EXPRESS TRAINS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-03

WTEBB, WIN. L., IMPORTER OF CHI
w Ma, Glass and Earthenware, 12s Meeting
street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-03

TINE GREAT SOUTHERN TEA HOUSE.
Il WIN. 8. CORWIN Il CO., 2T5 King st., branch
House OF 200 Broadway, New York.
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NORWIN & CO., WM. S., IMPORTERS
~ and Dealers in Coce Whines, Brandles, Ieas
and Groceries, wholesale and Retail 275 King st.
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CPEAR, JAMES E., 235 KING ST., OPPO-
~ site Hasel, Importer and Dealer Ia Fine Watch
es. Jewelry, Silver, Platedware Fancy Goods, &c.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-26

PRAYER ON THE MOUNTAIN.
ny REV. H. N. POWERS, D. d.


II is said that Jesus went up into mountain
apart 70 pray. If occasional secluson was good
for the Master, 1t is good for his disciples. For
his spiritual interests man needs to go apart
now and then to consider the true meanings of
life and the state and bearings of his own soul.
Separate for a season from the din and
struggle of the world, he can best discover how
far he depends for his chief good upon what is
material and unsubstantial,i and how far the
things of sense are controlling his inner life As
from the solitude of his contemplation he sees
pleasure disrobed of its enchantments the illu-
sons that bewilder and lead astray, the tolls that
are inspired by covetousness and the interests
that are begotten In lust and vanity, how
the lustre dies from the splendors of wealth and
place and much that once looked so alluring
In the eyes of sense grows hollow and CHASTITY
in the awful radiance of eternity. Here, in
sight of reality, he can take juster estimate of
his own character and resources, and the neces-
sities of his immortal being. af
But he must 90 apart TO pray To keep the
childlike aud confding spirit of the true 6isci-
pie, he must engage in special acts of devotion
where no eye but that of the Divine One looks
upon his retirement Fatigued by the worries
and anxieties of his earthly lot, he needs pecu-
liar refreshment. Discouraged by manifold
sights of falseness and vileness, he requires
the inspiration that comes from contact with
perfect purity. Exposed to malign assaults
where his infrmity is greatest, and suffering
Affections that dash out the very sunshine of his
delight, he needs the grace of an infinite SYM
pathy and reinforcement to his deepest and
most secret life. And so, praying in spirit
that renounces all falseness and impurity, cling
ing to the ineffable and all-sustaining love-
resting heart and life and all its interests on the
perfect friend who does not break the bruised
reed nor quench the smoking flax he is lifted
out of his lower self, translated to higher moods
and richer apprehensions of being, brought into
blessed communion with the infinite heart, and
appr opriates the life divine.
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