davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-03-30
FINANCIAL,
NEW 7-3O GOLDLOAN.
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.

HHESE bonds are secured, fret, by q First Mort
gage on the Railroad itself, its rolling-suock,
and all equipments; second, by q First Mortgage
on its entire Land Grant, being more than Twen-
ty-two Thousand Acres Of Land to each mile of
Road.
The Bonds are free from United States Tax
the Principal aud Interest are payable IN Geld
the Principal at the end of Thirty years, and the
Interest Semi-annually, at the rate Of SEVEa AND
THRKE-TENfHs PER CENT. per annum.
They are issued in denominations Of 500, $500,
1900, 5000 and $4,000.
The trustees under the Mortgage are Messrs.
Jay Cooke, of Philadelphia, and J. Edgar Thorn.
son, President Of the PennsylVanta Central Rail-
road Company.
These Northern Pacific 7-sO Bonds viii at all
times before maturity, be receivable At TAN PA
CEsT. PREMIUM Tor l.10l In exchange for the Com
pany's lands At their lowest cash price.
In addition TO their absolute safety, these Bonds
yield an income larger, we believe, than any ether
first class security Persons holding United
SOS can, by converting them into the Northern
Paeihes, Increase their yearly income 0ne-third,
and still have a perfectly reliable investment.
HOW TO GET THEM.-Your nearest Bank or
Banker will supply these Bonds in any desired
amount, and Ofany needed denomination. Per
sons wishing TO exchange stocks other bonds for
these, can do 30 with any of our agents, who will
allow the highest current price for ALI AARKErA-
BILE BEcuEIrIEE-
Those living in localities remote from Banks,
may send money, or other bonds, directly to Us
by express, and we will send back Northern Pa
ethc Bonds at our own risk, and without cost TO
the Investor. For further nformatio pamphlets
any Of the Banks or Bankers employed 70 sell this
Tnon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06

Ode. demand and the market heavy all cuts. . Of 700 bore.
Short Rib &C., 80 tic for Cumberland Cnt and &c. Tor Long
Western Clear Dressed Hogs e IN moderate request and steady we
6dtic Ci Lard IL In good demand for export AMI her
full former rates. SALES of $50 bbs snd @ at Ole fo No sigge
for City; Otc Prime and lOtdOc TOT krie
Rendered. delivery the dull and unchHgei Ss
800 for July for October and 500 for November all
at lOiG on the spot Il closes shade better. 80 .
PBTROLBUM-Crude IN buk has been dul bnt steady with fair
5c for and the month Az The 'fes
other slight advance established bat the transactions continued quite
The prevailing quotation Lower Road 20 70 and
IS 10 Dbl and Upper ~ sd IS do sellers options h ha year
The Refined oil has shown hrmnes but without &C
little disposition purchase either for eIno OF eco
laton; reported Of 500 ibis Highest at 2 june IL
quoted 1000 bbS July ~ d26 lV0 August Al S and
1000 26c Refined in hss been inactive az IqSe In
Philadelphia tie embrace 2Obhs June ct 2l 100 bbs hfst
half 2s and $50 bills last do 2 and DC also 700 bb'
each, June and July
RlCB-Thert little activity with increased offering. and
prices sales Of l tea at 9ld9; FOREIGN fairly active ~ FORMER
prices bags Rangoon at d7c and 200 bss Pana az do
SUGARS-Thre i fair business doing In aws with good
both for refner trade; the market h " shout VIC of
Pair and slc Refining sales Of 1890 hb atedc Tor 'uba
iO dIOic or Cenugado do; Id2 for Deme Refined IN good
demand prices steady. -..... ..,.. q,
STEARIN-The market 10 fairly active at former PHoe ~ VI
10000 h, at HE for Pair -, 81, ,oo oo1 y,
TALLOWIhe market more active aud STEADY SAFES VI i
at ga ~, chiefly at Sc 80, .--.-. 10. =,
WHiSKYTe demand modera tei and the market bneI @ "
225 bbls AT gJc for Iron bound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
wYoEK lpAuE TRIpvEz, TUESDAY, JUNE G. 1871

sheen ia AT bc 94 Of 79as5 ~ SIC; 67 OF saSs n,
6c 100 OF 9t n at Glc 200 of si b 65c; and ~ OF 100
~ 6c with 1o2 lambs OF 80. ID at ana - OF 69s
~ 13c. Total for the week, 5,0l6 az ~ 10 average.
Judd * buckingham. at Weehawken 5I4 sheep AT ~ SO
EACH and 222 lambs at 81 81. -. 60
Lereh Barnes sold 1904 sheep at for'e'nS'' ''erag
ingA76. o,,o .too, -,
AT Communipaw. J. N Pidcock sold e63 ONO sheep OF
81 at &c. 900 OF 80 TO- &c: III Of 81 NJ 6bc % Jersey
lambs ~ I3lc and "a 81 70 at lic Total 2t69 sheep
IS &C. and AS lambs at s. Oi The sheep varied from
"a TO 7c., and lambs from 10 to lic. ,.o.
at l3ic. Total 672 sheep, at 4sd6ic, or 90 aVerag
and 4JS lambs, at 120l3lc, ayeraglngS o. Al'o' az
Chamberln =, 2S3 lambs, AT same prices.
SWINE.-TOtal 1881 with 80 cars at FortethSt, ani
20 AT Communipaw to-day. portion Of the Communl-
paw killers still ont strike, but their places arc
about being filled with other men, Al present portion
of the hogs 90 TO Thirty ninth aud FOrtieth-is ior
slaughter Live hogs quoted al 505ic;; dressed ~
d7c those Of 100 down selling ut 6ic and hogs OF ~
u down. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Jane 5-030 mCoton openei 6me Mting Up
lands 3d. Mng Orleans 81 d8td Flour 1o6 Dbl for Western
Canal
LONDON June 5llJO mConO opened Oh for both
and the account United States Five Twenty bonds 1907 Oi 1902
old ,9Oi 1901, s2t; enPorties. 80.
TRANSPORT June S-nted FveTweny bonds quoted
%. fOf the issue Of 1862
LOSDON June 5--:J0 m.-COnsos for OH for the
count 9l. United States fVeTweny bonds 1872 Sl l old St
1867. g2h
LIVERPOOL June -l30 mCotton Ia active and fmer; Mid
ding Upand 8d3d; Mddng Orleans 8t03d Sales Of Cotton
Charleston below Good Ordinary, have
been made a l6d. Tallow, 49, T. cwt,
BOSDOS June 543 mCOnsos closed at 9l for and 9L
United States bonds 1902 S 1862 old
80! 1867. g2i; en-FOres 1874.
LIVERPOOL June $50 m.-Cot.oh closed dm Mddlng Up
lands 8d!A; Mdng Oens 8id sales OF day ~ 90 bales
60OO bales for export and speculation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
THE MARKETS.
[Carefully Reported for TnE TRn

Carefully Reported for THB TRIBUNE
MONDAY June s. 1871.
ASHES-Pots with cny moderate demand; quote at
st 81 25. Pearls in good demand at Sg0 ~ IS
COTTON has been active and excited; advanced lc with
tgI bales U5 SATURDAY evenings export AS
speculation transit 1883 For uure delivery
he market has been strong prices lc higher closing % sales
lc; July, bales
August, 500 bales IA 68c; September, 80 bales az llc
to-day bales al8sc; July 5000 bales at 8dl9c
August l8l lqc September 8tdl8sc
November 200 bales 2a8c; December 200 bales at lie We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North Riuer Vesssb and Rdfirodds
JrNR SD pkgs Ashes. pkgs Beeswsr, lBb b''e' 'oon
80 bbS Copper Seed OIL 3, bags Cotton seed %
pk.s Dried fu l75J bbs Eggs 1899 bb Flour 0ij2 0ssn
Sheat I ~ hush Con- ~ 1870 bush. Barley $50
bush Rye 100 hbs Meal ~ bush Beans 223 bush Peas ~ bales
Hop, IS bis Hides 693 HIDES g8i sides Leather 81 bales Moss
3l bbs Spirits Tuenne 83 bblS Rosin, llO bb Tar ~ Dds
Pitch Al pkgs Butter 22 pkgs Cut Meats ~ Pgs Lard lo pigs
Taow leo pkga PORK, 30 ssann III pkg Befi i pts
Cheese, 6f Pkg. oil Cake 2O pkgS Starch sol hchess ca
bales Wool i5 pigs Tobacco al hhds Iotaeo ib bO " H
.ksC optaF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
f0aicbes, lewelrn, etc.
printing.

XtTM. EVERDELL's SONS, 1Ol FultQn-st.w--
w TirF0GR {PHIC STEAM JOB PRINTERS and Label
MANUFACTURERS
VOTrR CUSTOM SOLICITED by FRANCIS
4 LOUTREL As Maienllne All knis STATIONERY, fkiNt
ING and BLANK BOOKS at low prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06

For Sufficiently and Town Bonds of various
kinds secured by property more than 20 times the
the investment; prime security Send for circular
giving full particulars VIM. PARKER No. Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
Goparlnersblp Notices.

rVHE PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing I'M
6e the arm name HAZARD APTHORP Co, ~ NeS-lork
civ and APTHORP HAZARD Co.. IN Boston Is tins Gay dissolved
m H. consent parties thereto All CLAIMS agans ld inie0t-
px the above adjusted by Il HAZARD Jr ITO Broadway,
r. APrOkP Post Blng boston VINO Hn eonenHo
the business the respective sues-jalc J. 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06

the Monthly Schedule of the Public Debt to June l.
from which il appears that he has further reduced
the total of Funded Godbearing debt since May
by the of SsO0O0oO bypurchase of United States
52Os for the Sinking Fund and reduced the 520s by
the further sum of s2l7 400 by conversion into the
New per cents The whole Funded Debt now
stands, Sl,S94l2S750 as against S2lO7, s46,l5O two
years ago when the present Administration came
into Office Adding to these the net circulation
of the Treasury that is in greenbacks and green
back certificates, after deducting gold and currency
on hand the following is the comparison of debt of
all kinds at present and at the close of the war; and
in 1869:
July. 1865. March. 1869. June, l81l
u = Stocks. l5O7S4l12 $2lO7 .s4650 1884 $50
ClrculatiOn.... G05,2ll63 1888 ,5i5S54 $685. 333,0O3
IL a. -rlnrn ,nonn % ncn Ic1 z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
GREAT NATIONAL LOAN.
Sl34.O00.OO0 NEW ; PER CENTS.

rPfNCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN COIN,
Interest quarterly, February, May, August and
November
BONDS FREE OF ALL TAXES, LOCAL Or NATIONAL
The Treasury Department having already re-
teived subscriptions To the amount of S66,OOO,OOO
IA the frst two hundred millions of the New Loans
authorized by the Act OF Congress Of July IA, 1870
for pfunding the Public Debt, bearing Five per
cent per annum Interest now offers 10 popular Sub
srip,ion the remaining SlS4OOOOOO of this paTticu
lar Loan. and is prepared TO promptly deliver the
Coupon Bonds OF Registered Certificates in exchange
dollar for dollar for any of the United States Six per
Cent Bonds OF Registered Stocks known as Fire 1cen
Ge OF for Gold Coin at the par value of the New Loan
aud accrued Interest from the first OF May. When
lbs amount to which preference is given, is taken
~p the remainder of the Five per Cents, S3O0'OCO,-
100 embraced in the Act will be offered in connec-
ion with S3OO,OCO,COO -Four and onehalf per Cents,
nd any part of S7OOOOOOOO OF -Four per Cents,
he one running fifteen years and the other thirty
years
The following is a copy of the New Five per Cent
Bond. under and pursuant TO the Act Of Congress:
FORM OF FIVE PER CENT BOND.
INTEREST FUNDED LOAN OF 1881 3 PER CENT.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
ARE INDEBTED TO The BEARER IN THE SUN OF
.............. DOLLARS.
THIS BOND is issued IN accordance with the pro-
-iSiOns of an act of Congress entitled " An Act tu
authorize the refundinC of the National Debt APP
r0ved July IA, 1870, amended by an Act approx ID
AN 90 1871, and is redeemable at the pleasure If he
nted States after the LIST day of May A ID. 1884, ID
DIN Of the standard value of the United states on
aid July IA, 1870, with interest in such com. n l1
he day of the date hereof, at the rate of FlyL Pr
ENIUM per annun, payable quarterly, on the D.,
lay of February May, August, and November d.
.ach year The principal and interest exempt
rom the payment of all Taxes or DUTIES Of lie
United States well as from taxation IN any 1oiln,
Nv ar uuGeY mUulClnal,
WASHINGTON, ..-..-.-.., lo--
Entered ..... Recorded ........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
&C. NoRvEIL,

In charge of Advertising u. 5. Loans.
Treasury Office, Nelo- York, June 8, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
tanner Il Co,
BANKERS,
IL Wall-st., New-York.

tanner Il Co,
BANKERS,
II Wall-st., New-York.
Dealers in
SUCKS. BONDS, GOLD AND EXCHANGE.
opptRs EXECUTED AT THE STOCK AND GOLD
EXCHANGES.
tvrERTsr ALLOWED on DEPOSITS SUpECr TO
CHECK Al SIGHT.
Bny and Sell, at current market rates, the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT lSl PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
,ur s.. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August and February, in New
york London. or Frankfort-On-the-Main. free of
1 : Taxes. Present market quotations, feSsG99
snd interest TANNER Il Co., No. IL Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06

.o,nment Loan, may do so with entire safety, at a
r,st of about 20 per cent and without reduction OF
interest by exchange for the Bonds of the CHEsA-
pr,KE AND OHIO RAILROAD Co.
Price Of the Bonds, until further notice, %, and
accrued interest from May l.
We also buy and selnGovernment Securities, and
The Bonds Of the Central Pacific Railroad Co., and
Is Agents Of the L. S, Government will attend to
tbe funding Of 5-9Os into the new u. S. Bonds
FISK & HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
CORPORATION Notltes.


OFFICE OF BoaRp EXCISE, 299 MrLBEEEr-sr.
EXCISE NOTlCE-Notce is hereby given
II tb the penalties Law vii b. promptly enforced aiblt all
o bo ,her me 18Th u June s be found selling Liquors.
Wines Aes without License from tbs Bos b. orier Of
the Boar JUN H. "ilhia'isi ire~dehI
JA~Hs ONELL, CHEZ CLERK. - -
OFFICE HOURS PROM A NJ. TO p NJ DAILY
DEPsRrMENr u DocKs. $40 and 3t8 BRoADwA.l
SEw-ioKN. May 20. l55l
rI'O CONTRACT0RS.-Prop inclosed in
.nveip and Proposals %
STONE FOR RIvER WALL" with the bidder. viii BE-
m l Al he Ofs Of Department Of Docks until SATURDAY juno
7u 1871 az O'Clock Tor delivering 500 cubic yans Of STONE
To- river vail delivered fOm board vessels near Pier
North EleE
Blink forms Of specifications and be obtained aa
Ohcr Of Department titer Taesiay the .Sth insI
JOHN 4. A6NEM.
WILSON G. HUNT,
HENRY A. SMITH. NComnlssioacrs-
RICHARD NJ. HENRI,i
WILLIAM WOOD
L GsEsyILLz KANE SeeTeap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
Dipi0eno Notices.


STATE OF soUrH CAROLINA. TREASURY DEFARTsSsr,}
COLUMBIA s. c.. June J. 1911.
THE INTEREST maturing July l. 1871, upon
the BONDS Of STATE Of SOUTH CAROLINA VII be paid -
gold on B8nng o1-e Of H. H. hiMPIOS n
the state No Nsau NeFloFk, ami az the South
Carolina Bank and Trust COMPANY In Columbia. go .,
Tbr Interest maturing upon REGISTERED time will BE- pail
at the Tr,asur Once only NILES G. PARKER State Treasurer
srlrE or ILLlNoIs TREssUAERs OFFICE, !
SPRINGFIELD. May IS, 1871.
TNHE INTEREST which will become duo
upon STOCK Of Illinois the first MONDAY Of JaJ
1871 paid EHchsuge National Bank, IN The ty
York the 81 the l7h DAYS inclusive Of Ju lro1ino
ERASTUS v BATES, STATE II ascrer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06

Total. 925,25 $2,491 Ss9,soi s226'i675S
The following table affords classification Of the
Funded Stock lin gold of the United States, at
Drespnt outstanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06

HiDES-We clip following from Me'srs H. ". Waou's
N0pbiy HIDE Cri Itgler l,T+<y: Dry Hde-lmU0re IN
Of prevailing ac 10 Huaos Ar a-aaei their rrcig9ons
fr c gold the better lrtts Of South American ft Buyers
lave responded &c. hut even that advance purchase
Wit extensive reluctance and ouy 10 M urgent wants Hoef now
Stocks considerably
Quotations fully &C. % from The opening OH common Hides and
roriuay L. tgsOn the better descriptions Tie swamp expect
the supply ONLY temporarily affected by the yellow ieye- n Iuenos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06

ENTIRELY SAFE and PROFITABLE
IL EIGHT PER CENT BONDS at Is and Interest 10 PER CENT
W. " FITCH 4 ELLIS, II Pne.st
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1871-11-08

benevoence or pity, in imitation of Christ
Is there in our breast no sympathy with suf
ering humanity, nor desire to see the God o.
heaven glorifed in the earth, and the domin
ion of the god Of this world broken up?-
Are we prepared.in our hearts to do nothing,
or as good as nothing for the millions of our
wretched race sunk. in gross idolatry and
every abomination; or to say "Out of sight,
out of mind ?" If city near us is burnt,
or region desOlated with food, the most
of our people with commendable alacrity
will afford speedy relief; but greater and
better work is here. Every form of suffer-
ing in this life is to be alleviated, and the
precious soul delivered from an eternal hell.
And let us in honor to our God, labor and
pray to send up to heaven that full revenue
of glory due to his name,
From every crowded city, and every fertile land,
From Greenland's icy mountains, to Indias coral
strand.
In so doing we may expect to enjoy a
double portion of the Spirit, and all good
things. The millennium perhaps does not
imply absolute perfection or universal con-
version, but decided religious influence; for
it is written when the thousand years are
expired, Satan shall be loosed out of his
prison, and shall 60 out to deceive the ma
tions, and make final but futile attempt to
destroy the Church of God
SENEX.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1871-11-08
For THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
PRIVATE PRAYER IN PUBLIC"

An article under this caption occurs in
the Central of 11th October, by "Obseryer.
He says she finds many who upon going to
bed in room, where others lodge with them,
kneel down in the ve1y presence of the COM
pany TO engage in secret prayer. I am far
from supposing their motives are wrong, but
am free to say that very much disrelish
the practice. And in nearly every case of
of the kind how easy it would be to avoid
the appearance of doing it "to be seen of
men," again he says that the place for
the observance of secret prayer is not "even
in a private bedroom in the presence of
other people" :"
These views do not commend themselves
to me as correct.
l. 1t is often quite impracticoble to secure
privacy before retiring.
2. 1t is bad plan to lie in bed, and wait
until quiet moment occurs, when one can
approach God without distraction. More
over, one is apt to fall asleep during the at
tempt to pray there.
3. When a consistent Christian kneels at
his bed side, no impcnitent person in the
room will think he wishes to be "seen of
men" He would rather comment on the
neglect of devotion thus: ga strange Chris
tian, who goes to sleep just as carelessly as |
do.
l. 1t is painful and surprising to some
who attend our Church Courts, that often
when all in the room are protesting Chris,
tians, many elders and ministers lie down
without prayer, and after long conversation
and gay, seem to fall asleep aOithOat prayer
1 say seem to do do. Younger Christians
are greatly troubled at this. There is more
appearance of evil in this apparent neglec
of secret prayer, than in its observance III
the bedroom in presence of the company.
5. Would not the better plan be to always
seek pause of talk, when all could engage
in this proper and sweet Communion with
the Father, and each be unobserved by tht
other. Thus our good would not be evi
spoken of, and all things would be done
decently and in order.
ANOTHER OBSERVER.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1871-11-08

Christ, and that am restricted in carrying
out my impulse only by my views as to what
constitutes Baptism, and as to the relation
between the two ordinances. The bar to
open communion is 2ot of the heart but of
the head.
Lhave thus writ, in the interest of our
common christianit. and specially with a
view to promote d understanding be-
tween two bodies O, Christians that have
much in common. You, DR.. Brown, are a
Presbyterian, and | am Baptist; but that
has not hindered our pleasant Christian in
tercourse. So let it be with the different
denominations. Let US bear with each
others iufrmities and possible errors; let us
love one another in spite of them; and let
US pray, and look longingly yet patiently
for that time when rs people "shall
be one" even as he j Father are one.
Yours in ChrisJ,
GEORGE B. TAYLOR.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1871-11-08
DE PRoFUNpIs CLAMAVI. {"

Pardon, my Master, pardon for my weakness,
Thus shrinking, fainting, meath Thy Fathers rod
o, grant to me Thy pure and patient meekness;
Fan would l say, "No viii but Thine, God
Zen as a reed, by the rough tempest shivered,
Trembling bend before Thy chast ming breath,
And low within my heart faith fame hath quivered,
TIL all seemed shadowed like the vale of death.
/ strive to walk the stormy wave, upheavlng
It's angry might but sink where er tread;
l know thy covenant sure, but scarce believing,
Still hangs upon my breast my aching head.
Thy promises like countless stars are shining:
see them not, for clouds the heavens obscure!
I wrestle hard against each vain repining,
And vet l murmur when I would endure.
Come to my help, Master! once, in sorrow,
Ny more than brother-King of Glory now;
E en- in my tears a gleam Of hope borrow
From the deep scars around Thy radiant brow.
Come to my help, as once Gods angels FASTENED
To cheer Thee in Thy midnight agOnyi
o, Lord Of Angels by mans suffering chastened,
Forget not l am dust in6rmity
Thy faithful word; let me but hear Thy vOicei
Say Thou art with me- and the heart all broken
Again with holy gladness shall rejoice.
Now round the bruised reed Thy grace enwreathiug.
Upward to heaven once more I shall aspire;
Now on my darkened soul Thy spirit breathing
Brightly shall flame again the failing fire.
Walk Tbou the wave with me-. the tempest stillng;
Let me but feel the clasping of Thy strength
Thy righteous strength-thro all my pulses thrillngi
Nor shall fear to reach the shore at length.
Beam forth, o Morning Star in mercy glorious,
With Thy day promise, from the troubled sky,
Hold forth the fadeless crown, and the palm yicto-
rious,
Thou, who hast fought and won to cheer my eye.
What means that strain sweeer than angels singing?
D, can it be Thine own responsive word
Mysterious music on my senses ringing?
"Fear not thou trembler, for thy prayer is heard.
bless Thee now, in sobbings deep-I bless Thee,
Ev'n for the pangs that draw me to thy feet;
o faithful Masterl thankful confess Thee
Better than all-Thy love than all more sweet.
Let all beside forsake, so Thou dOst never;
Happy in Thee, to Thee alone cling
With strong embrace; nor sin nor death can sever
The love that binds me to my Saviour King,
But oh! that soon this bitter life were ended,
And I reclining on my Jesus breast,
Amid the host through trials that ascended,
Where malice stabs no more, and weary ones have
reeff