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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-19
TIE MErHODIsTS, loss.
The Death Of One OF the strongest and Most
Beloved al their Bishops.

BctONtu
Edmund Stoner James. for nearly thirty
three years a Bishop Of the Methodist EPISCOPAL
Church, died IN his home in Great Jones street
early yesterday afternoon, after long aud pain
ful Illness. lie was born IN sheffield, Mass. on
the 9th day Of April, 1907. His early life was
spent mainly In Salisbury, Conn, TO which place
hts parents moved when he was four years old.
Al the age Of II. while teaching, he began the
study Of law. but ia lo30, having become inter
ested In theological studies. he relnauishsd his
intention to practice at the bar, and entered the
ministry OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, re-
coiving his appointment in the Philadelphia
Conference. In le.2 he was ordained as deacon,
and two years latter IA elder. During the inter-
walls OF immediate pastoral labor be studied
medicine aud In ls42 received the degree Of
NJ. u. from the University Of Vermont. In May,
$40 he was appointed Financial Secretary OF
the American IL ble society, and this once lie
retained until ls4i. when he was elected bish"p.
Daring the thirty-three wears OF his episcopal
laburs Bishop james was intrlstcd with many oi
tho most grave and delicate duties connected
with the affairs OF the Methodist Episcopal
| Church. In 1854 he was u delegate to the British
| Wesleyan Conference. ana from 1854 to 1855 was
supervisor and INSPECTOR OF the scandinavian.
! German. and Swiss Missions In ledt he was a
| delegate Of the American Billie Society 80 the
! Convention Of the British aud Foreign Bhle
! Society. lie also attended the French wesleyan
/ Conference Ia PARIS and he lrish Conference III
! Cork. II was during his term Of service as dele
! gate that he delivered IN Bremen before an iin
| muuse audience Rn address on thr death oil
! President Lincoln, which had wide circulation
/ In northern Europe. ana cNerteu marked III
/ nucnce upon public sentiment there AZ the mos
/ critical period IN our countrys history. fo
| several years tho Bish p lived in New York.
| Succial prayers were offered IN the Methods
| Preachers meeting Yesterday for the lirhoI
while he was yet lingering on hts bed Of sickness
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EpIToRs EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER; Allow
colored man small space IN your popular ana
patriotic paper to state my position 10 the toou
citizens OF EdEeheld county As 20 my future
plan of action | with say that | have always
voted the Radical ticket, tat Will IN the coming
election vote the straigh:Gut Democratic ticket,
and VIII use my influence to elect II. And II
any Of my Radical fellow citizens attonpt TO In
timidaie or iujnro me, hs they are dong others;
will call on our United States troops, who are
hero. I understand, to project colored men IN
voting the Democratic ticket. leave the Rdii-
cal party of my own free wil without being In
1uenced by any one. but simply In order TO help
my white and colored friends secure an honest
aud good government Nespecunliy,
MILTON JACKSON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-19
HEROIC RESCUE FROM THE STORM
A Child AT the Mercy Of tie Eauinoctiai Gale
Ia an Open BOnt on the bay.

Mrs. Van Buskirk, wife OF James Van Huskirk
OF Bayonne, while stting at window looking through
gaze at the terrible storm RAGING the bay on sup
day evening last saw askn adrift near Robbins Reel
Light with little Girl suing alone in the stern OF the
frai craft Mrs Van BusArk informed her husband and
without moments decay ne, with his brother Henry,
leaped into boat, and although me wind was blowing
gale and tne rain pouring torrents, pulled man
fully for the distant sam. II nearly an hour De-
iOrc tuey Itached me tc one, anu tuuni her exhaust
cd from night ond exposure. She was completely
drenched, aud the boat was naf nlcd with wafer
They wrapped her In heavy coat took her to Mr.
Van BuskirL's house. where she dressed IN warm
clothing wen warm drinAS aud put TO ned She said
her was Susie Loosei, her age seven years aud
she lived at >aplctun, D. she had gone doNn gu the
shore ~ the mOrnlug To play with some companions
and while in boat they paYiully pushed her out Tue
strong wind and heavy sea carried her rapidly from tht
shor e. ana herfriRhi ened companions ran away. MIR
Loosely Was Informed OF his chids NhereaOOuts, gnt
Yesterday she was restored TO her home
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-19
ST. PETERS, CHURCH ROBBED.
The Work of Thieves who had Thoroughly
Informed ThemselNes.

Just before carly mass yesterday, the
jantor Of 81. Peters, IN Barclay street, found the
door Of the basement vide open. The burglars
had taken nearly all the sacred vessels. and
wrenchng of the locks Of six OF the charity
boxes had robbed the boxes Of their coLten!r.
time of sunday evenings service and secreted
Themselves. The church silver was kept IN an
iron safe. and the key was secreted IN drawer
Ia the sacristY. This drawer was forged, ana
with the key the safe WAS opened. From the
solid silver with gold. the other silver gilt
two small pyres on suld silver one luna SILVER
gilt two patterns silver gilt, two chaces 81 solin
silver, and one chaltce oil solid silver with guld
CUBS The safe Was then closed ana Inc KEY
was replaced In the drawer he rev fhtAeI
O'Farrell estimates the value OF thls property al
about 5000.
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COL0RED MEN ron rILDEN.
Words OF Truth and Wisdom from the Lips
of n south Carolina Field Hand.

Alta Democratic meeting at Bateshurg.
s. G.. on the 9Th inst. there were several colored
spea kers, among them one Tom watson, q hard
W orkIng field hand. He made brave speech
ana so formulated ,hs situation in regard 10 the
colored people OF the South that an extract Is
well worth printing. He said
The Radicals have been ruhug this Government for
Ton wears and thcir motto has been lie, CHEAT and
800 and to-day there L. money In the country.
.iy friends We have TO LABOR hard every Gay 70
Footed and m out shirt went 70 Edgcneld the
other day sud went into Lawrence 0Mn "a ns1ihg
kadcal palace and saw ealtnse tof M Ii1F ur r
TO roll IT, When his wife walked across TIE moor she
was dressed me Non couh hear her o. rat.
eoi5red 1enis lie Radio i party rotten They have
been ruling thirteen st+tcss twcNc oi thtul nave
ruttedi oVu, AID the Ills under the thirteenth SCUM
her There Ia suca ming A. party now II Il honesty
buung rascsiy and tel you raschity mas got 10 go
party or the iast ten year,, and wne folkr WIN ten
Suu why did II. These mere carpet haggers and rcaa.
wags came around aud told me 10 giNy lhem ONE a
YOUR land, and then we could buy II. thought =,
Would be mighty NICE to have w pentatl1h anu
voted for them and tod them 70 tleA on t ~ ihey
and plenty ui money, but nave never gol anything
H. NJ them vet tell you auothsr iaHehood lheN nave
A. Democrat ct into power ltl VIII pul us uaeH
into savcry. tell YOU, my coofcd irlend-, lha u y
INN l,su'- The wn9ie world Is a5alnsl se'erf' y,
Cou.titutlon ~ the United states totbds H. ana h'
white people could not ptt You INTO slavery II ihtl
| Would and they ~ouldnt II they could
| AT the conclusion OF his remarks Tom can't
| forward to the front Of the stand, and. with ~
tie earnestness Of his honest soul, cried out
| Give me your hand and God YOUR heart, ant
| let's have an honest Government n numbe
/ Of colured men were immediately enrolled II
| the Democratic club.
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Certainly Worth investigating.

The immense practical advantages OF the
new invention Of the Wilcox Giobs sewing
Machine Company-ther new automatic sew
Ing machine; different In principle from every
other sewing machine manufactured. On view
at Centennial Machinery Hall, SEQ. !, Col. a.
ana at 05s Broadway, N. Y; 70 Court g rect.
BROOKLYN; $40 Grove street. jersey City and
Cedar street, Newark.-Adp.
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urApauARrKRs MILITARY DIVISION Mo.
CHICAGO, stut. lU. !

toi hui, commanding CHEYENNE Agency, under da'e
Of ON iust says Have had messengers yesterday anu
t,tay olrtct from the hostile camp. They report the
ramp near Sim Butte, $50 miles distant ana report
Ten Terry = co umn Oh Beaver treeA. moving toward
the Missouri the ludianu are very dtsliuds 81 SIT.
r,nderng nave stated TO she mtsn,hg.r tnat !. eouu
ouiy be unconditional. VIZ surrender tier arms, re-
main A. pms ln,rr, aud suumt q whatever punishment
AMI other treatment tie proper authority might dictate
IN ehout IVe dly, !" X. 4. Drum
So Assistant Adlut ant Geueral.
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,,4,. actions yesterday at the ESchsnge COM
nrsed foreclosure sales 10y
Wmans 4 Davies -Four lots each 2o'5N"' un WE
east side OF Fun avenue, north II ll'l" rect
Ny Il. v Hsrnett-One lot, @'Nl'"' %" a'A'' .,o ,no
tPaintih) One lot. 25xlwi5 on t9t uorn nn sio $50
" third street, l25 feet east oi fh'h "'""''
(PlhntHD -.,,.. hroxr s,nu hous<
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-19
A widowed Bride BECOME. Maniac.

AT the Hot Springs, Va, last week young
married couple, MIR. Haldeman and wife, arrived
from Cincinnati, the husband suffering from
disease Of the heart. After remaining two
d lys the husband died suddenly. His wife be-
came maniac on the SPOT. Neither husband
nor wife were more than twenty-five years Of
aUa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-19
A Yachr nnce In Newburph Ray.

NEwBURGH, sept ia race to-day over the
Wenty mile In Newturgh bay between the fast
ypchts W. K. Brown Of NoWhurgh and the Fidgct OF
New Hamburg, was won by the Brown IN 81. 2bm leao'
ing the Fidget by minutes und 90 seconds
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with lot 1sx7410 on the nth side a 1c7th street %
feet east OF Fourth avenue, $1,000
ny VIM. Kcnnelly-One lot 95x7b, on the west side OF
sixth avenue, PAL feet north OF l35lh street 5O
large number Of foreclosure sales announced
Tor today at the Exchange.
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In tie money market there was a good supply Of
loanable funds al lla92 y cent on CAL The demand
having been moderate. The market Tor hOrrowius
stocks how ever a. active and reflected an Important
short Interest especially In the coal shares. Prime
commercial, paper was ~ request at Si with eAcep'
ton 40 --.,.-
GuveI nnenl bonds were shAle lower IN sympathy
with the weAknes. OF gold, aud the demand wac also
limited, but thu MAI act closed steady.
The following We're the 3 T. NJ. closing price,;
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Suslness ilotltes.


The Machine Mas Worn Out.
why? Not because 1t was not well built. but II was
wrongly run. Thousands Of mrn who nave rup down
long before their thrcccOrr aud tea YEAR, are accom-
plshcd, might have been renewed into .nrighthness
and VIM II they had tried the veil known PERUVIAN
~ RJP which contains among lts COMPOUNDS lac Pro-
toxdc OF Iron, combined at u assim ates win the
blood and tnNigorafts tie whole system. Til syrup
proved efcaciou. IA 10 lsAn- OF ca-s, ana wa 10
eyeryb good VINO uses IT, AL druggists Aeepi IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-19
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAc-TiIIs DAY.
sun risce.. ~ sun sets...... us Moon sets.. u
uIGu wATER-rHIs DAY. - 90.
Sandy HOOK. 80 Gov Island. 80 Hell Gate IL VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-19

The public awards the palm to Hales Honey
OF HOrch0unl ana Tar as a cough remedy
Pike's TOothache Drops cure In one minute.-Adp'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-19
Arrived-MoSDAY. Sept. rs.

Sc. City of Daas, Hines, Fernandiua sept -.
IS Eachol Day. Trieste Aug 10.
-. Magnolia, Daggctt, savannah Sept IL. o.. =.
81 Bpnenctor. Jones. Wilmington, y. c., sept. -.
-. Richmond Kelly, Richmond. city Point and Nor
folK 49,.
ss George Washington, st. Johns. n. F. via Halifax.
y. S.. days.
So Neptune, Berry, Boston.
IS spain, Grace, Liverpool sept. q, Queenstown7.
S. Gen. Barnes Cherseman, Savannah, Sept. g.
ship Plymouth Rock, Grtnn, London Aug. :, Isle OF
wight 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-19

ROYAL havana LOTTERY. NkX1
drawing Oct 9. Only % 900 tickets divided " ~ Nc
ana 4Oius 6S5 prize, am uniting 10 t750uO. Highest
prize 5000 %, RId pcXt 100000 ln April 1919 We
sold the $4,000 pr1e and IA lne HtsHiNs OF sept =
1875 We sold aud Cashed that OF tlOQVN' =. a 81.
h. MARITIME 4 90 Banher., 10 Wal T., Ne~ org.
spanish gold and Havana oils pouSnl anu 'o''' ''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-19
FALSE FIG UREs FROM MINE.
James q. BIaines Organ Overstatine the
Repubitcan Majority.


It seems that Blaine and the KenNebec
journal are bound to create the impression that
Maine has gwen a Republican majority OF over
1000, because anything less than that number
IL construed out OF the state IA virtual NepuD-
lican defect. The average Republican mutnrity
for Governor In Presidential wears heretofore
has been over 1900. A fulling of in the nnJotl-
ty Of over 5000 indicates a weakening III inc re
publican party that is not pleasant TO contem-
plate, when applied to such close states as Onlo'
Indiana, and Pennsylvania. So,
In its issue Of Yesterday the Kcnnebec JOfndt
gave the following figures for the whole statei
yonhot tcp w
iaDOt DeD
connors majority 10 ces
And these figures we're telegraphed all over
the united states as the result in Maine. That
IL genuine Blaineism.
Now propose to prick this bubble. We
have had occasion in former years to show the
falsity Of the Kennebcc Journals figures.
The Journal gives Conner 1 14Q majority In An
d1oscORgin county. II Is but Sll.
IL gives his majority IN AToostook county as
SOL. A despatch from Houlton In the Whig OF
this morning claims only about 800.
IL gives ms majority IN Cumberland county as
1,}0. The official figures are all In. and Conner .
majority In Cumberland Is but 1i9j.
II gives Connor's majority in oxford as 785. 1t
Is but 5Si.
In these four counties alone the Journal has
oyerst ated Conuors majority WI
IL has also oyerstated the mujority in Knox
Lincoln, and York, and, we presume, 10 ever,
other county In the state. Connore majority
will probably be about H0O0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-19

Large stock at greatly reduced prices. Bro
kaw Brothers Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper lnsli-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-19

The spasms so common during sickness are
prevented b. Monens Teethlng Cordial fTice Zoe
ddp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-19

Dyetng aud Cieaning.-New YORK DYeing and
Printing iatlishmeut, stlten Island 0inces' w
Duane n 752 Broadway. go Oh av. Sew YORK loS
lbs PirrrCponG st. Brook yn. Established u years
You neaIect your Hair aud become DreBiH-
tureIy rrly \ lite more neglect and You are bald.
Use PARkERs HAIR BAL-AM ia time. Sold bS all
druggists.
had Breath cNcludc- IL victims from tho
plc.surr- society MIX ~ Magnolia, ny ITS dcOucr-
zng properties restores them 20 Their plea ant aHso-
CiauOus.
II l. your own fault ifyou suher from Crnmpe
and Cole. Keep lAEkkE'r GtNtEH loNft always in
the house you are safe Sold b. all druggists.
Rupture cured by Nv Nar.b's Treatment.
Forty ycars' exp, rience. once, Nchey 81, AstVr
House. No uptown branch.
Practical Remedy. The silk Elastic Truss,
sold only by E.sstic Truss Company ON3 Broad"ay'
cures rupture.
Don't nay s. for nm Interior Elastic Truss
when hest s sold Tor q II fOMkkOl = 7io poab
/ way.
BurHe'- Fall Styies t.eniIemrn's Dress and
\ Felt iatf ready al poluNr prices. ia bIoAuNay'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-19

Tnk WEtkLY sUN
FROM Now TILL Afrfk HE PRESIDENTIAL
POSTPAID. TO any, A6DREss THROUGHOUT
THE UNITED .sIAIEs.
Aadres. Tuk Sun. y. Y. city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-19

The face OF humanity displays fewer pimples
than formerly Reason Glenns sulphur SOAP.
lill's Hair aud Whsker Dye Back or brown boc
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
1900, UNu

while drown on oct ., rr4's cashed' orders meet
information furnished trte - u,,.,r.
son wall -, Wy.
EtEP- PATE>T PAKTi.l- NHr Docs
a. hel'nins 4 hanukrlth,i' ''l N'' Al" 40 "u"'''
Ar,n Pa ldc,pni'
uu-. MI\-L0N - SOoCIitNi' ~ ~
~ irru trptline tufft o. fii- lt l'N''7 lhh"u4
in.iion auays Al, p lu, sad ,nree ~lui collie
uNCLEAN .rtErH ARE kEtp, . L@1Is vi.
Never have such. Zee lulieso' 4 N"iN rum iSNNN'
powder sold ny druggist.
al so XORTu S8.-tuN stNic Gents SIX Nat,
Fips Derpy and cot MATS "a New Church St. Ny stars
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The mortality among children Ia greatly re-
eueed by MOnell's Tee,hiDg Cordial ~ eents,-Aap
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-19

A farm az bargain by A. ii. Nones, 44s Broad
way Eee his advertisement rare chance.-Adn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-19

QuTk's Irish tea cures biliousnoss, headache
aud impure blood. sold ny druggists ado.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-19

Monthly payments taken for ,,,,ura car
pets and bedding, at Cowperth ~ ana ib7
Lhathap street,-Ade @"h's' i'' NV "
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spoiled his Looks, but Helped HE Sense.
George Dean, an engineer on the tug boat
Langston. while crossing Exchange place. jersey
C1ty on Sunday tckled the heels Of car horse, and
now lies In the city Hospital, with ingenious hAinEs
holding his features together.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-19
TIRED OF FIGHTING.
A Band OF One Hundred sioux >urrendertns
others Anxious TO DO 80.

CHICAGO, sept. ls.-Ihe iolloWing WAS
received at Military headquarters;
FORT LARAMIE, Wy, Sept. Il
Gen Il. C. Drum. Chicago. H. 49,.
The following despatch has Just been received from
the Department Of Dakota; , ., +
"Cul. tarnn report, uiat HI EAgle aud Lutte Mouh ,
with hundred people, all their arms ainuunitloh ana
about hundred ponies surrendered TO aim At standli
R0ck On tine 18Th. 1wenty-nlne men surrendtrei, all
~ N nom " ere In the ngut On the Little blg Horn.
"P II. SHERIDAN, licutenantGcuer"l.
Gen. Drum sent the following to Gen. sheri-
dan: ,....... ,,,,.,o,, a.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-19
rhe Murnnls whi,swa.hlas a New YORK. Nine

The Mutuals Of Brooklyn and the New York
MIA played q match game Of base bail on the Union
ground Yesterday afternoon. MIR. beenan OF the Che
sea, Vas n umpire and tho Mutuas went hrst to tho
bat IN the hrst inning the Muuals, on errors by nc
New YnrK ub scored three runs. In Tue secoh ~
Mn The Mutuls scored two more runs on error ~,
Mutual- hHI II all their own way from the start AUG
Won tue game easily by the following score
KEW fforr4s.".S z ! 9 3 9 9 d,
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A Card.

TO CITIZENS AND sTIArGERs.
KNoX's FALL HAT READY.
at 2l2 Broadway and under the Fifh Avenue Hotel.
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Twcnrv-hve Gents will send

BurHe'- Fall styies centIemcn's Dress and
Felt late ready al popuar prices. ga Broadway
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Rupture cured by Dr. Nar.b- Treatment.
Forty ycars exp rience. once, Nchey 81, AstVr
House. NJ uptown branch.
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Practical Remedy. The silk Elastic Truss,
sold only by E,shtic Truss Company oN3 brVad"ay'
attV4 f
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II Is your own fault ifyou suder from Cramps
aud Cole Keep lAEkkE'- btNIEH loNi' Always IN
tn, house and you safe sold By all druggists.
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Don't may s. for m iplcrierg Tlns!i ia Truss Truss
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Soune aiect your Hair aud become prenlH-
furely rrIN 4 liItF more neglect and YOu are bald.
Use PAiIhkRs HAIR BAL, AN IL time. sod bY all
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OFFICE OF PUBLICA4oN-southwest cor.

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no color, no creed. Its foundation is fastened
Emancipation and Untrammeled Progression.
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TIE KINGS PICTURE.


The King from the council chamber
He; called to 1liff, the painter z "a
and -spake to him thus apart. D -
81 am sickened OF faces ignoble,
Hypocrites, towards, and knavesi
shall shrink TO their shrunken measure,
Chief slave in a realm Of slaves.
Paint me true mans picture,
Gracious, and wise, and good,
lowered with the strength Of heroes,
And the beauty Of womanhood.
Il shall hang in my inmost chamber,
That, thither when retire,
Il may fill my soul with its grandeur,
And warm 1t with sacred fire."
So the artist painted the picture,
And It hung in the palace hall;
Never thing so lovely
Had garnished the stately wall.
The King, with head uncovered,
GaZed on it with rapt delight,
Till IL suddenly bore strange meaning,
And baft1ed his questioning sight.
For the form was his supplest courtier's,
Perfect in every limb;
But the bearing was that of a henehman
Who filled the flagons for him;
The brow was q priests who pOndered
His parchments early and late;
The eye was a wondering minstrel's
Who sang at the palace gate;
The lips, half sad and half mirthfuI,
With fitting, tremulous grace,
Were the very lips of woman
He had kissed in the market place;
But the smile which her curves transfigured,
AS a rose with its simmer OF dew, -f-
Was the smile OF. the wife who loved him,
Queen Ethelyn, good and true.
Then-"Learn, o King" said the artist,
"This truth that the picture tells:
That, in every form Of the human,
Some hint Of the Highest dwells;
That, scanning each living temple
For the place where the veil is thin,
We may gather by beautiful glances
The form of the god within" -' "a.