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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

TOWNSHIP CONVENTION. - In ac-
cordance with the recommendation OF
the County Central Committee, the
Republicans Ut Knoxville Township
will meet in Convention on Saturday,
Sept. 3, 1870, at ! O'Clock T. NJ, at the
,shcr!D's O6ac> In the Court House, for
lie purpose of nominating IA Dele
gates TO the County Conyention.
By order Cf the Tp. Com,
u. +. SrERKY, chm.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

Too MUcH FIduxE.--Marion Ia a
big County, . grand oh co,,nty, and
we ara always proud to say its praise,
But we accidentally 0Yerdld the mat,
ter a little last week, In the SOCIAL item
headed Census Figurcs." An extra
figure got In, In sucl, way as to make
the slight difference OF only 10000,
The total population Of tl,at part Of
the County thcroin named ID just
1921. Nov, Lon, be sure you get II
right, this timo.)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

I,oAHD MEETyNG The Board Of
fupcryisors will meet In regular SEES.
sion next Monday, 9th inst. We
take tho liberty Of rcmarking to Mr..
Gosc, Mr.. Donnel and others, that
this itc,n IL correct. We have asked
Goo. Kr.ick aud Judge Drobst about
II. Last June we made bad botch,
Ivy carclcssness, In an item Of this
kind; and M0ssrs. Close and Donnel
LoEed ns about 1t u good deal; but
they can pack their snchels and come
To town this time with coincidence.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

H0 EvKzYBoDy!-C ome s-jumpiDe
over hills md highways, alleys and
by.wsys, far xAys md nigh wsys
-whensveF. you want my Dry Gecds
Grocesses, Hats i Cap, HOS ! shets.
or Ready-made Clothing, and call a
Costs stoss,s On the Dssth sids ~ the
sauare-tI1e veft place yOd VEN look
ing after for Cheap Goods. i,al
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

OUR COUNTY FAIR begins next
week Tuesday. We took Ride down
to the grounds last Tuesday, Will,
Messrs. +. l.. Bennett, Capt. Nc
Cormack OF the Democrat, Capt.
Christofel. the Sec'y, and ex-Sheriff
Jones, tho President Of the County
Agricultural Society. The grounds.
w we have often before remarked, are
certainly among the incest In this
County-high. rolling-level, with
plenty Of nice trees for shade.
The new Hall was then nearly an
lshed. An entirely new building, "a
by 81 Eact, Il will afford ample room
aud perfectly dry and safe accommo.
dations for all the pictures, fruit,
flowers, musical Instruments, quilts,
garments, wreaths, &C., 40, &C., and
we hope to see It well filled next week.
Policemen will be on the ground all
this time; and we are assured that al
articles exhibited will be ~ safe In
every respect IA they can I've At home.
50 The track has been newly graded,
and will be IN dine order. Some TWEEN.
ty Of the stake foF stuck hare been
covered, with the roofing from the old
Hall. The hog.pcns have been 70
built entirely. The Officers Of the
Society have, rs we believe. been do
ing the very best they cap, with the
means at their command; and We
hope tho Fair this season will not
only he p,orc excellent but more re-
munerative than any Of ~ prpdel
ccssors.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

STATE OF Iowa.
& ISIS.
MARION COUNTY

STATE OF IOWA,
MAn1os couxrr x
To
yyrsoS n. Krxo: s,.sfzt,
notified that on or before N0yenber
lat, 1870. there viii he on file In the
office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court, in and for Marj,m County.
Iowa, the petition of Martha J, King.
claiming Of you q diyotce from. tie
bonds OF matrimOny now existing be-
tween you and her, on the grounds OF
willful desertion; and for further re-
lief. - ~
Now unless you appear and defend
thereto, ON o. befOfe noon Of the sec.
end day Of the next term Of the Dis
trict Court in and for Marion Coun-
ty, Iowa, which term commences on
the l4th day Of November, A. d. 1870,
your default will be entered, and
judgment aud decree will be rendered
thereon according to- prayer In said
F. w. MCJUNKIN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Let the above notice be published
for four consecutive weeks.
n II. L. BOUsQUET,
n3) Clerk ID. C..
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30
CoAL,-seeq FL. Bfobst's Ne1
Ady't on this page.

RAISING WHEAr.--ME Wn. Don.
mel informs as that farmer IN Sum
nit TIP. raised this year 800 bushels Of
wheat, on 20 acres Of rented land; and
that, having kept account of all ex'
penses, the crop yielded him just IL
bushels Of wheat, net-worth now 81
cents per bushel-over and above
total cost Of raising. Another Instance
Of the kind occurred IN the same vi
entity this season, with even poorer
results. But certainly these cases
must be exceptional. -
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

Two DAYS EABLIER.--In order to
give all hands an opportunity to at
tend the great Reunion at Des Moines,
we get out our PAPER this week two
days earlier than Usual. II IFS probable
our Office may be shut up on yyedhes-
day afternoon and 'rhurs9Ay,jp which
case patrons calling euHntfayo tlieia
orders or money With Mtssfs. '1Ed.
Baker Of Geo. Kfae's : AZ 1thsifFturt
House, and they win be duly hQnloarF ores
when we return. ltlaIlr Nnnnle ..f1uf.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

DooTs q SHOES. -Messrs. Jenkins 4
Wilson have, rs we understand, fitted
M their new and additional room, adj
joining their well-knOwn Dry Goods
Etprc on the southwest corner Of the
square, % an emporium, Cor Roots 4
t,l,nsa, u which they will make an adj
slitlonAl speciality. Call and zee their
new Stock, and inquire prices. before
making your Fall purchases.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

THE CAMP-3lEET1x0 ct Tools
Chapel closed on the I'D, after . hve
days session, with very large attend
ance. Some mischief was done meap-
while, BY unruly persons. One man
had so set Of harness entirely eut 70
Dieces.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

ION YES. On YEs.u sung out the
boy with his bell, "Orkshun, orkshun,
orkshun!" But nobody cared--for all
the time everybody knew that the
place to buy Groceries of the very best
quality and at the lowest figures was
at Rockafellow's tip-top Grocery Store,
on the east side Of the Square-just
the same all the time. sbtsi' -
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

For SALE, 200 bushels of Norway
Oats, warranted pure, at S1.50 per BUSH
el, by Smith & McNeill, near Caloma
p. O., in Franklin Township, Marion
County, Iowa. Orders may be left
with f. F. Sperry, at the Voter Office,
where the Oats will be delivered. Q4)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

Did, on Wednesday morning, 2ith,
mt her residence In Knoxville, Mrs.
MARoAHyT NJ, wife N MOYYErr
KGowxLEE; aged 20 Year,.
DIED, on Saturday morning, 27th,
MIS-. DEcsiLLA, widow Of HEkHS
OyyRTos, Of this Tp.; aged 30 years.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30
Referees Sale.

Asceneth C. Ackline, s-5 80. Il,
Is.
Hannah G. Vanderford,
formerly "a.
Hannah Barrett, ct al
lTHE UNDERSIGNED, having
Il been appointed Referees, to make
partition OF the following Real Estate,
lying in Marion County, and State Of
Iowa, having reported that It cannot
be divided, and said report having
been confirmed by the Circuit Court
OF Marion County, Iowa, at the July
(lS7O) Term thereof, we, the under
signed, in pursuance Of an order Of
said Circuit Court, made Mt the Term
aforesaid, will offer for sale at Public
Cutlery, on the premises, on Saturday,
the LIST day of October, 1870, between
the hours Of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and
four o'clock, p. NJ, of said day. the
following described Land, tO-vit:
The east half Of the northwest quar-
ter Of the northwest fractional quarter,
aud the north half of the southeast
quarter of the northwest quarter, and
the northeast quarter of the northwest
fractional quarter Except eight acres
of OF the northeast corner Of said
northeast quarter OF the northwest
fractional quarter, previously sold and
conveyed to Robert Clark, all In See
ton No. Twenty-seven (27) In Town
ship No. Seventy-seven on north OF
Range No. Twenty (o0) west, contain
seventy-twO (72) acres, more or less,
lying In Marion County and State Of
Iowa. 20, ~ g
4 Terms Of saIe:-One-third cash in
hand, One-third i'm one year, and the
remaining 0ne-third In two years FROM
the day Of sale; the deferred payments
to bear interest from the date OF sale
at the rate Of ten per cent. per annum,
which deferred payments are 70 be
secured by mortgage OH the property
sold. - .pG
JAMES M. BROUs,
GEORGE BRYAN, -
WILLIAM ACLsw.
80 Referees.
August "a, 1870. tl6)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

Bio ArrxxDAyiJ Nh Camp
Meeting 1t Furgesen'sJ 1ftves Ihsta
Of Knoxville. has been 70 Aar highly
successful. Ther6swas gNory f9fgs
attendance on s1nday y estfmAseti.' IT
from two to three thod3aad. people. J,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

MALAYSIA FAIn.-Thc Mahaska
County Fair begins on Tuesday, Goth
inst, to eontinue four days. MAJ.
D0wAing. Prss't OF the County Agr'l
society, will accept our thanks for "a
complimentary ticket.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

LAws.-Judge Brobst, County An.
ditor, has received the bound Laws Of
the last General Assembly, and Will
be glad to have the Township officers
entitled to them come In and get
them, 30 they will be out Of his way.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30
Local and Miscellaneous.
RepsblIcan Csunly .Cenven-
tlOn.

-
There will be . Republican County
Convention held ct the Court House
in Knoxrllle, IOwa, on the 10th day
OF September, 1870, at o'clock r. H.,
to nominate candidate for Clerk 0i
District and Circuit Courts, candi-
date for Recorder, and three candi-
dates Tor members OF the Board Of
supervisors; and To- transact such
other business - ssey pcDpe1y come
before the Convention
The ratio Of representation will be,
one delegate for each Township, and
one for every 40 votes Or fraction over
70 votes cast for Gov. Merrill at the
general election ,of 1860.
II 10 recommended that the Rcpub-
lba,,s Of the several townships meet
ut l4o:eIOck r. NJ. N Saturday, the Sd
day Of septen1ber, 1870, at their seser-
oil places Of holding elections, to select
delegates to said County Convention,
unless otherwise ordered by Central
Committees Of the Townships.
The several Townships will be enti-
fled to the following numbers Of Dele
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

To CoSTRAf,rORSs--Bids Sos the
erection ssd oompistjtiOD Of . school
house IN Sub Dist. No. 2, Dist. TIP. Of
Knoxville, County Of Marion and
State Of Iowa, will b received until
September is, 1870, by II. Jones, and
A. McMicken, or J. L. WEIGH, g. y.
August 20, 1870.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

MoxROE Co. FAIR.-The Sec'y Of
the Monroe Go. Agricultural Society,
W. II. Kelsey, Esq, will please accept
our acknowledgements for compli-
mcntary ticket to the Fair Of that
County, which begins next Wcdnes-
day, 7th inst, to continue three days.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

Orr FOR KANsAs.---Messrs. G. G..
Donnel, George Roberts, and third
young man whose name we did not
learn. from Summit Tp., started lust
Thursday for Kansas, on prospect
Ing tour.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

FInE.--Mr. q. 8. Smith Informs US
TINT the Kitchen addition OH t.e house
OF Mr.. Adam White, three miles
northeast Of Red Rock, was accident.
ally burned On Friday evening, 10th
ult. The family were away at the
time. Loss uh0ut 5000. Cause OF Gre
not known.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

PERsoSAr.--Mr, Laurence, Of the
Construction Company OF the A. X. a
y. Railroad, gave rs a call last Thurs
day. He says his Company IL ready
to 81 a. work Oh the Road whenever
CARE people ara ready. Mr.. Grinnell
ssent r. Abba last week, to stir up the
people tlasre about this enterprise.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

GoINo.--Mss. n. l.. Hanks and
fa,nily, and VIM. Gibson, start this
week for Independence, Kansas.
Wish them all prosperity.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30
MARION COUNTY,
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
REGULAR SEssrON-JUNE TERM, 1870.
FIFTH DAY.

June 10, 1870.
The following Resolution was pre-.
scented, to-wit:
WHEREAS, An Act entitled "An
Act to Provide for the Prohibition OF
the Sale of Ale, Wine and Beer in the
Several Counties Of the State of Iowa"
was passed by the Thirteenth General
Assembly Of said State;
AND WHEREAS, Said Act provides
that the Board of Supervisors Of each
organized County, at their June Ses-
sion, shall determine whether the
adoption Of the provisions Of said Act
shall be submitted to the legal voters
TaorejSrs, ~ u Resossed, by the
Board OF Supervisors OF Marion Coun-
ty, Iowa, that the subject Of said Act
shall be submitted to the legal voters
Of Marion County, Iowa, at the ensu-
ing election; and that those voting in
favor of said Act being enforced with
In said County, shall have written or
printed on their ballots, "For Prohib-
ition;" and those voting against the
same, Against Prohibition"
Upon motion to adopt the foregoing
Resolution, the Ayes and Nays were
called, and were as follows, to-wit:
Aycs-T. H. Forsyth, 8. s. Arnold,
Thomas Bull, p. X. B0nebrake, w.
b. Young, u. F. Williams, q. T..
Clark, H. Neyenesch, J. /. Kisner,
B. +. Brous, J. ]. Finch, G. r. Logan,
A. Donnell, w. Blain, III. d. Bone
brake, and 8. Y. Gose.-Total Ayes
sixteen.
b Noys-J. b. Yearns. Nays,
one.
Resolution adopted.
JOSEPH BROBsT,
Clerk OF Board of Supervisors.
August q. 1870.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

EG9s 10 cents md butter 20 In
Knoxville now. No change In other
prices reported.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

NEW HorsE.-Mr. Milton J. Hodges
Is putting up = neat little cottage on
his ground two blocks east Of the
Square.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30
SIXTH DAY.

SIXTH DAY.
June IL, 1870.
Report from the Committee on Ag-
riculture:
We, the Committee to whom was
referred the matter Of submitting Ia
the people Of Marion County, Iowa,
at the ensuing General Election, for
their approval or disapproval Of the
provisions Of the "Acf to Restrain
Stock from Running at Large" pass.
ed by the Thirteenth General Assem-
bly,, would recommend that the same
be submitted a. aforesaid, and that
there be written or printed on each
ballot either Of the sentences, to-wit.
For the Act to restrain stock from
running at large" Against the Act
to restrain stock from RAINING at
large"
Report, upon motion, was adopted.
JOSEPH HRonsT,
Clerk Of Board ~ Supervisors
Auw1yQt n 187(1. X fstsss9s III ~ fl8l; j
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

NnrIcnr-1n eecnunt nf absence
from lowr. the undersigned will mt
jsaya Singing School this week.
MRa. il. II, EgERRy.
Knoxville. Aug. ~, ~.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30
Goall Coall
j ~ HrObSf's Bank

u. y. BrObsfs Bank
b now open, and the Best Coal
IN the market can be obtained,
at AL times. at the very Lowest
fI1ceS Ann
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

"is+''ssa e.at<e.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-08-31
A-WOnder.

Still Away gfewetH in me the great wonder,
When all the fields are bfushing like the dawn,
And only one poor little flower plowed under,
That can see no flowers, that one being gone;
No flower of all, because of that one being gone
Aye, ever in me groweth the great wonder,
When all the hills are shining, white and red,
And only one poor little flower plOved under,
That it were all as one if all were dead;
Aye, all as one if all the flowers we're dead.
1 can not feel the beauty Of the roses;
Their soft leaves to me but layers OF dust;
Out of my opening hand each blessing closes;
Nothing is left me but my hope and trust;
Nothing but heavenly hope and heavenly trust.
1 get no sweetness Of the sweetest places;
My house, my friends, no longer comfort me;
Strange, somehow, grow.the old familiar faces;
For can nothing have, not having thee;
All my possessions possessed through thee.
Having have them not-st-ange contradiction
Heaven needs must cast its shadow on our earth
Yes, drown US in the waters or aniietion,
Breast high, to make MS know our treasures
worth;
To make Us know how much our love is worth.
And while mourn, the anguish of my story
Breaks, as the wave breaks on the hidden bar
Thou art but hidden in the deeps of glory,
Even as the sunshine hides the Iessening star,
And with true love love thee from afar.
1 know our Father must be gOad, not evil,
And murmur not for faiths sake at my i'll;
Nor at the mystery of the working eavil,
That somehow bindeth all things in His will,
And though he slay me makes me trust him still.
-HnzpsE's llagazisle.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-08-31

thought. She seemed little worn and
weary, and there was a look about her
that made you think that in solitude her
face would be very sad. They say that
her married life is very unhappy, that she
is recklesslY extravagant, and her husband
close even to meanness, and terribly jealous.
| was standing behind pedestal of flow
ers, where j could watch her unseen, as
thought. Her hair was powdered, and
without a single ornament, and heightened
wonderfully the brilliancy of her magnif-
cent eyes. Her neck, which was round
and white as a Juno's, was flashing with
diamonds; and all her movements had
sort of naughty grace Suddenly she
glanced in my direction, and our eyes met
She started and colored; then her face
lighted up with one of her old sweet
smiles. / started forward to 90 to her,
but at that moment some one came and
claimed her hand for the next dance, and
went home just that one look she gave
me had set alImy pulses to beating wildly.
felt that she had not lost one lot of her
old power over me yet; and did not dare
to trust myself within the range of her
influence again, and revive the misery that
/ had been striving 50 hard to forget. But.
LII : : - Hs'- = ~H0 ater
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-08-31

gagged in active service, it seems that man,
men, influenced by lively professional van
ity, deliberately and of set purpose as
sumo peculiar manners, physiognomy and
style of speech. The general has notced
that this entire bundle of affectations instan,
taneously drops off, that these aiieial
assumptions are irresistibly effaced under
the peril of battle, and are replSeed by
the real manners, carriage, and voice
prompted BY the natural instincts or char
acter of each individual Some, ordinar-
lily loquacious on the subject of war and
glowing in speech, fall into gloomy ST.
lence in anticipation of battle. Buster
ers who, in the time of peace, were always
ready with their swords, and who had es-
tablished theoretical reputation for valor
become deeply anxious and troubled some
of them utterly unable to conceal their
emotion and measure its effects, shamefully
disappear during the action. Others,
seized by painful agitation, control it by
force of character. though they see nothing.
understand nothing. are utterly unable to
collect their thoughts, and are equally in-
capable of directing others and of being.
directed themselves. Others, again, men.
of cool and gentle leztemPpa, -sfs<aa aSs--.-srs
timid in gtrrison, exhibit imgetuols COW
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thoughtless men, whose heads are supposed
to be Unbalanced, often manifest calmness
and solidity' of judgment and surprising
aptitude for command. In fact, bAtt1 q
is an infallible criterion, a touehstone Wasfth
without their knowledge, and IN spiSs Of
them, gives the measure of the professors
al value and special aptitudes of sofd5s5
In Gen. Trochu's observation ON fA6l
subject of courage in battle, we fnd-ag4
mention of a combination Of qualities
which we believe is not uncomuonsss Sir
Charles Napier, the hero of Scindas IN Rsss
autobiography or letters, we forget wliriiesa
confesses concerning himself that. though
morally brave beyond most mens he. was.
physically coward. In the early dayss
of his military service, while battle eage
around him, still more vehement eontest7
went on between the nervous iEnFdlA to-
run away and the stern principle iehi
kept him at his post. The conflict bR-
ever, never disturbed his self posss
and he was able to take as careful ID sssof.
everything that happened as if hispE IA
cal system had not been agitated by
vous tremors. Sir Charles in illustrS
of his own character in this respects tsl
to the celebrated French Marshal TunSs =
as an instance of similar conjunes ~ 6ff.
courage and cowardice. : Though Mfers@
nerve quivered under fire. the AfSzshal
was able, without interruption or isce9Yas.
ience, to watch the progress of the battle .
and to take advantage of any slips lis
enemy might make He was once heard
to apostrophize his trembling legs: 20. We
timid members, if you knew whittier l ana
going to take ye presently, ye would shake
worse ! 1t was signal triumphsf mind
over matter. -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-08-31

WHAT WE EAT WITHOUT KNowIxG.-Some
Southerner on his summer tour to the North
has amused himself by following up the large
shipments of white clay, or s' kaolin, . which
comes from the deposit near Augusta, Geor-
gia, and has partially discovered what be-
came of it. The clay is very fine in grain,
free from silex and of pure white color.
1t is said to be valuable in the manufacture
of various grades of eartaenware, but as the
tons and tons of it which come North do not
seem to go to porcelain manufactures, our
Southern friend has taken the trouble to
discover that it has become the stMze I'd 800
stance for the adulteration of spss, Ca
tartar, calomel, white lead, and Srs sulariy
the fancy candies with which we are all
accustomed to imperil our lives. Now that
the thing is spoken of, many persons win
remember, no doubt, that in eating pulver-
lied sugar, bonbons, and especially white
candies, there is frequently left in the mouth
something clammy and insoluble, with q
taste similar to the slate pencils which we
used to nibble in our school days That
must be the % kaolin we hear of. It is not
a particularly haz~-dous diet, little heavy,
perhaps, for E., nate stomach, but not
poisonous. The discouragsey thing is that
it is expensive leader.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-08-31
TERMS FOR A4yakr1sfNa

meantby egenish for atfeosion, ,siuI y
another atmesphere than ht HRal9
moR men breafis Z ffia upper air ism
eri-mOre rarife5fhan any to VII mere
intellsetual genins can soar. Use to
this IL, always remain higher Heights
which it cannot grasp, see. nor compre-
hend. To them the world is as if it were
not.
Work, and pain, and loss, are as if they,
were not. These are they to whom it Is
easy to die any death. if good can come
that way to one they love. These are they
who die dali y unnoted on our right hand
and on our left-fathers and mothers for
children, husbands andsssiyes for each 9th
er. These are they also who Iive-which
is often far harder than to die-long lives,
into whose place never enters ohesthought
of self from .he. rising. to the going down
of the sun.
Yer builds on year with UNMARRIED firm
ness the divine temple of their beauty and
their sacrifice. They create ike God.
she universe. which science sees, studies
and explains, is small, is petty, beside
the one which grows under their, spiritual
touch for bye beeets loves 1'he Yavall
circles andef fhk ceaseless fdropping
-eair crystal deeds. Angels desire to L
.zRay mot, into the mystery of holinea
IS eausy Skich such ha8sn lives reveal.
tt1sE Godsean see them clearly. God is
shaeir LID for he is love.-lasdePe1iaessf.
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