, 1879-03-20

cnveret With nawcrA utsd cyergrccut, but tl'r
nutt!'Kln III attelanrn ca,lsrtl illis tt,ca 70 20
nban'lntctl. Tile rasket having l,ecn lowcre.E to
N ira, or, untt aitcr tho services for thc tGal
Ind been rcad hv ilIe Rev. DR.. PowNss. Mr.. Ed
'nuMl Clarence stctllnan spoke ns foows:
Three .nontba hnya eone s!ncc ~ heard from ~. =
% IL ai Ky te sns O. ""f no., aa
oa. Il lasted for, nero thnn lalf eunttsry. ynfe
ceased, prematarnly. ..ana We say. ''tta should
rpot The mold wnich held Tint splrit return. TO tho
sclf-fRD earth which uatnfctt u iigss tie !horial
jonfncy!naa nrc fnruvcr ended; tho sens, the
dcscfs. The mountain rNHRet fhn!i 6c cfortct no
mofe; The, Joyous eyes are vsilcd; The dcar warm
heart can iltou no uucce; The stalwart frame nas
tocora il closed. bmt is II, intccs whout co,,.
tlnannec: Ths u tic question which hnfc at thn
fnomtMt, In ahta etace. ~ stton9ly comer 70 rAclt
loved with all hte generous hntnse. to within 10
was. ercr ntaunrh and true, tyr whom ho
a@ wa ay st a" s: s, hsss SysG s s c ore
tllc tender attcraocc. tho ceaHcie"s relaen.
htSneowish they ese to offer T. fsnr aS1 tar Aro
b. for our Gfoiher no moro insatiabic thirst for
looking tuwatd tho atars' For mr. try 10 tnso
foretokcucd IT, II ever onving for escrial ltie.n
rcrosye mt to te deprived q acton. heantaiMl
ai hid decroett that thero should not turccasc. ~
tliesc ever havc givcn t!ntsal oiu on Immortal
tty, then our 3aynr still ID living. though aunVo
vision whercwith *oine Of ia slrlyc 1T vain, wlat-
cynF our hnpe Ia l0ok bchtna tho veil. Tor him
there xas nulthcr doubt nor darkness. ue Gould .
yllnaty. ! have never known 4 man whnsc tFnts
IN this 0ne thlng was 70 nbsolute1y md aways t,,.
fsI, IL tho 10 ps'fceion w ion q o auissr"a! rla' and ii
The bonclcencc IT iss designer. such vas h1s
religion. and Eav that It WA constant a1't must
tlHaxcr hteed within him Tint p!ale hin 40 Gun
Hc1nus Of tho apisit and ~ natural and ttfn!lhg
Orie1ef n asSet ill., fa III y WI , osc & T.,
ptofcxs The must hnve s ,esfect fatll III That !al-
alurtnlsy ws.usu promise an'intcs iho ctectis. For
And eve,l without taia h1s spotless lfu Of rarlty.
philanthropy. heroic deed. has 6ecn inudes for
thaeo. who scck IL nccnn,c ile tisctnlca of whom
the 1tcacher aal. "liy tlclr frHst" yc hltHl !now
them." This IN tho one statement which desire
10 make. This much at 'hlt t'al place and hour
an oysa to arn S1sU"' "yn T. 9
song, farewell! FAREWELL
4 choir from Kcnuctt, Chester, AMI West
Chester, under tho tradcrsfn OF Prof. Swecpy
tllrn sane dirge: "Foa Il Aaway." Thss was
music by JOHN d. Swcct,y, n. b.. was 80 sweetly
planttyc as to cult firth gcnerai expressions
u praisc. rl't Clloir was cuIuiufcd Of we'll
trained voices, and us the kwectlY sad words
were waited On tho mir they proved n most
fitting requiem for the dead. The words ase Us
follows:
FOLD IT AWAY.
Empty the casket, ttu caccd bird outttowu.
aack again, sack ngain, earth take Thy own;
Th1n who lidst give II, Thy faaFesf OF Clly,
claep thv arms tendcrly, foId It away.
Fold y away. for tiu lorcd one haB t'ed
Eu!1t asay, f.'r OIL hero IL dead,
Fold II away-Ipld 1t away, fot 0url hero 10 dead.
Carried mvst lovingly over the sea.
lirlHE We our Offering, LunEWo0A. to thee;
WancerlngH over, nnl fIl sArlautls won,
ltcyreMtIy hrtn. VIC tlle ut,Ht Ut Thy r0n.