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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02

he State Convention uf the Y. NJ.
Z. "A. meets in Tho Methodist Church
OF our town this ,noruipg. We trust
there will be n general tur I, nut OF our
Citizens To greet these young men
and show the interest and sympathies
OF the community in their christia n
efforts. We arc unable to publish the
full programme, but the services will
be interesting and varied. The we'll
known christian worker and sin ger
Ar. Wallace ot Augusta, will be pre-
sent, amt also .evera. eminent div hes.
Religious exercises wal lie hell every
day, commencing to dav, morning
afternoon and night, until ,hc closing
exercises Sunday night. Tie dele
gales are requested to use the Rooms
y; the Association at their pleasure.
S:ati"nery and read NJ matter viii
DC at their disposal. The Room, will
be open the whoe time.
Among The prominent Association
men vii" have arrived are Rev. Dir
Bracket Of tharlest N, Mr.. Tnumns
+. Cree "i New York. travelling See
reiary OF the International Y NJ !, A.
MIR. + w Watkins State Secretary
aud Mr. John Wallace OF Augusta, The
sweet singer, ot Ell caIltl tn ."Saukey
of the South"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given tha, the under
signed, with such persons as may be aaso-
ciated with them. will after the expiration
of thirty days from the date thereof, under
the provision OF the act Of General As.
sembly Of the State ofSouih Carolina, ap-
proved February 10Th 1874. and the amend
mrnt thereof, entitled An Act to provide
for certain Charters" apply TO Geors, Boil.
yer tsq. Clerk OF Cour; OF Comn,on Pleas
for Orangeburg County. to grant them 4
Charter Tor "Corporation." to be located
in the Town of Oiangeourg, s. c., and to
be known "a tho farmers Mutual Lid
Association
WIN. s Burton, III Fielder,
Kotinpon, + Ii Gramling,
MIX Robinson, Ja.. Stokes,
w + Barton. AK Felder.
r. w Brantlev, Jas. 81 Moss.
Foirey, IF Barton,
Paul Gramling, wv Cutler.
r Graming, W r Hadley,
Jno salley Jr., john 4 Holman.
Muller, II Hicgs,
W A Iaekay.
mar 10 Ina
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02

A vi,it to Fort Mnlte, on saturday,
agreeahly Y surprise us with the
growth of this little iowa. a fine
store has hcen erected in th. heart OF
The rlac, M I. X. Lrgnre, Esq, WHO
is doing lively busi ess. Neat cot
tages have been built in sight Of the
depot on the crest Of The surrounding
hill by Col. A. D. Goodwin, DR..
Jesse Goodwin and Mr.. 4. IL. Legare.
The Town Council, looking 70 lho
improvement of the place, have Just
opened strest running frpn this
Railroad, near Legare's rtore, q short
distance, aud then turning ct right
angles between Elkins' aud Ras,'s
lots and connecting with tho To;ncss
road. DIR. Charl.H Il. Taber, who
has been living at Totnes, has moved
within mile of the town. Besides
these improvements in the town th.
value OF The surrounding red clav
lands is rapidly attracting settlers
from - distance. MIR. Peterkin, All
enterprising citizen Of Marlboro, now
owns tbs McCord place, and is max
ing it blossom as the rose. Mr.. John
Harmon has purchased Belloville
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02
Estate Sale,

will sell Il, public sale to The hiyheat
bidders for cash, on the 9Th day of April
next, ut eleven o'clock y. NJ, n, the rest
dence Of MIR. j.. y. Chi.oin, all the per-
s"nnT property OF the Estate Of Murray
Robinson Nr'. onsis:inS of:
Cattle, Horse. | Mule, Colt, Hogs.
Sheep. Cotton Gin, GrFt Mil, Farrxing
Implements. Cotton Seed, Timber Cart.
Wagons, Iron Safe, old Machinery, Billiard
Table, &c. Purchasers 10 remove Eoods OH
day Of sale.
KIRK ROBINSON.
administrator.
mar IS 3.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02
"A party ol HIn.lri ~ rli,ral,

"A party ol HLn.:.ri Immigrant,
consisting OF four men III one woman
arrived here trn:n New York :a>t
week. i'll charge of Mr. Theodore
kohn, who took them from castle
Gardeu. We regre, to hear, that not
hnving Obtained the emf 10y nnt
they desired, they contemplate going
back rs far rs harlestnn. rnry are
able bodied and Industrious people
and we hoie they may vel get some
thing to do in Oranycburg, and he
come c"ntented and happy citizens.
Since writing the above, these i'm
migrants suddcnly left us to seek
higher wages, and We see by the Ners
an" Courier that they are taken up in
Charleston as wanderers.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02
NOTICE

Pursuant GOA resolution passed at the last
meeting OF COngaree Democratic Club
there vii! bca Injecting Of .lid Club, held at
The Congare; Rifle Company's Parade
Grounds, OH ;hc second Saturday in April.
at j o'clock 7. A., for the purpose nf re-
organization of .aid Club. a full attend
ance Is earnestly rrqnested
+ PACKET, President.
ARTHUR, Secretary pro tenn.
3larch 24th 1850.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02


We understand that Mr.. Jos. p.
Harley has been appointed by the
Elsa Commissioner as Fish Warden
for Orangebnrg County, whose duty
Will be t" "prevrnt any vinlnticns OF
the fish laws. We therefore cali the
attention eft the readers of the TINES
to these laws. From sun set each
Thursday To sun rise each Tuesday
ali nets seines or any oth.r devices
for col Getting ti.h'w!,ich ob,tru:t any
stream, shall be removed. Any one
violating this law. may be Gnel 500
at ITO tine shall there be any per;na
nent obstruction to any rtream.
IN reference to the game laws, it is
unlawful. according to the act Of the
Legislature in 1879, to worry or kill
amy deer between t.le first day Of
March and the first day of September.
At will ais" he unlawful to kill any
wild turkey, partridge. dove. wn,l-
c" x or pheasant between the 18th
OF March and the 15,h September.
cniinIssiuner Butler is taking an
interest i'll his duties, aid il the liws
are "beyed, guod will result to the
people.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02

No medicine has ever been discov-
ercl /" prevent death. The hest thar
can be done is to assist nature in
keeping the fun, tons Of the bod, in
II healthy condition during life. The
German Chamomile Tonic is just the
thing for all diSorle lers of the Liver
For sale only by DR.. j. q Wanna :
maker.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02

We hear that the name of Col. a.
D. Goodwyn Is prominently spoken
II by his friends in RichIand and
Orangehurg for the office of Adjutan.
and Inspector General Of the State.
His record us Confederate soldier
celtainl y entities him 10 consideration,
a"d Or"ngeburg deserves IL place on
The State ticket. He served during
The Whole war, AID tuok part in the
battles of Manassas AMI Williams
burg, and in The fishls around R:ch
nol,i. In one Of the latter he was
severed y W mnlc,l. His taste Tor
niit'ry life specially fits him for this
position, au:l he would certainly re-
fleet credit up'n his State.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02

The E..s pic mic season passed
off MS pleasantly as usual. Gather.
ings were had in various paris of our
county on Friday and Saturday. A.
Hayden's mill, in the Fork, ON Sat
urday, there was Al very large assem-
blage of the people, and pleasant
time Was enjoyed The tables were
loaded with everything the county
could provide. and Cnp,. Hayden, the
Committee Of Arrangements aud the
citizens Of the community dispensed
the most liberal hospitality. There
were also similar gatherings at Nlorr
ers mill and Pine Grove, aud from
those who were present we learn that
they passed of admirably, with ;he
only exception of slight interfer
cnce from the showers OF rain which
came up about midday.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02

Charleston has just enjoyed her
whale senAation, but Orangeburg can
now boast Of his fish too. On Tues.
day evening g moastrCus eiurgaon
WAS brought into town, and exhibited
40 the curiosity and wonder of the
season. 1t measured 8 feet in length
and ageighed 24s pounds. It was
caught in Q okiEs not On the ssutss
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02

The ceiebrated Medicu,ed Toilet
Powders always on haud, price Is
cents per box. For sale BY DR.. j.
q. Wannnmaker.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02

L"reuz'n Lilly oflhe lakes. Tersian
Lilac DC. the finest perfumerits
male, they have gained their p"pu-
larity from their exquisi.. sweetness
and rermanency OF ordor, they only
need /" DO used to he admired. For
sale by DIR. j. G. Wannamaker.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02
Marion Jackson

Respectful y returns his thanks 10
his many Gust mcrs for their past
patronage. aud hopes to merit the
s"me in the future by keeping con
stantly OH han'l tresl, meats If every
kind at his old stan |. in rear of thu
Postofiice, during the present year.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02

A perfect Hair dressing Cpcnoi ne
for preserving and softeniny the hair
and promoting lis growth. Highly
perfnmed. The ,bove is the hest
article Of this kind ever offered in
market. FoF sale by DR.. j. G.
Wunnamaker.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02
Tho Orangeburg Times
LO CA l.
We have had quite q cold snap.

SopaSco Dix ct9. la Q SoW daye.
GO to Theodore Kohn's for s
button opera kid glove for so cents.
We regret to hear Of DIR. Van Taa.
sel's continued illness.
Another consignment of buggy
whips, good and cheap. st Kortjohns.
Genuine hand made shoes just in
at c Pixies.
The Democratic County Conven
tion assemblies May 9th. See notice.
Mic macs by tho bbl or lb cheaper
than Charleston, at KorJohn's.
See notice of Photograph gallery
by c NJ Van Ossdell in to days issue
Twenty-Five per cent saved by pur-
chasing your goods from KorJohn.
We regret to learn of the severe
illness Of the wife Of DR.. Bowman, of
Rowes,ille.
The desc. irtion of the Charades at
Faldervillc came too late for this
issue, but will appear in our next.
Call Mt Theodore Kohn's for Nine.
Democrats catalogue Of spring and
summer fashions.
A decline in heavy groceries has
taken place and Kortjohn is the first
to give his customers tLe benefit of it.
A colored child was very severely
burned on Bar. Frank Zeigler's place,
on The Five Notch road, on Friday
last.
The boss puzz'e of Is and box Of
collars for 25 cts. at Theodore Kohn's
fashionable dry goods emporium.
Tilmaa K. Gaines, editor Of the
State Builder. and Prof. Jones, Of the
Columbia Female College were IN
our town during the week.
The ladies of the Mission Society
of the Baptist Church are requested
To meet punctually at O'Clock next
Wednesday afternoon, d, the church.
Full otock of notions. dry gods.
ahoep. hats. ahirts, drawers, &c.. a,
auction Saturday aud Monday al
kor'john's.
We regret to hear that DR.. Elliott
haa been confined TO his room for
oome time liz consequence Of feeble
health. We hope, az the spring ad-
vances, ho may improve.
: Genuine Alexander 2 button kids
undreased, for rs cents at TheoJore
Kohn's.
We are glad to note that ateps are
being taken to insure the safety of
the steOplo of the Baptist Church
which han been reported az needing
attention.
Town talk baking powder is the
rrrest, healthieut, strongest and bea,
in the world, the best quality in cans
to be had only at the agents Korl-
johns.
Rev. Peter Gowan, of the Prcsby-
terlan Church is making stay in
our town in consequence of the ILL
ness of his moth.r. He preached u
very impressive sermon OIL last Sun.
day afternoon.
During the trial of the steamer on
Wednesday afternoon little coInrc,l
boy Was knocked down by buggy
near Louis corner, and cut in the
head rather severely, although not
seriously.
New st, le dress buttons. new sha les
IN ribbons, lovely brocades suitu BILE
for trimmings, mt Theodore Kohn's
L. D. G. L.
Physicians recommend Shriner's
Indian vermifuge III their practice nv
superior article for destroying and
exPe!lins worms. Only 25 cts. II
bottle.
The Young America Steam Fire
Engine Company invite the public
generally, and the ladics mos. par
'lcu Iaily, TO attend the christening of
their uew pet Uncle joe" on Tues-
day afternoon next at 3 o'clock.
air. Pcs.ell, the new Railroad
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02
Dress Making &c.

The undersigned respectfully informs tho
public that she is prepared to do all kinds
of Ladies and G,ntlcu ems Sewing. Patron
age solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Dresses made in the latest Styles.
MISS F.. T. STEELE.
Over Store Of p. G. Cannon, and next door
to DI. Dukes Drug Store.
orargeburg, 5. c., March %, 1880.
mar &c tf
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02
THBODObE KOuN
Respectfully announces his arrival !
from New York, aud takes pleasure
i'll calling the attention If his friends
aud patrons to Que of the
Ora ndest Displays
april 2

OF Lress Goods in all the latest
Styles, all the new Shades and Co,ors
in silks, Satin, Br, ca'le. Bunting,
Linen and Cotton from the Lo rms nl
England, France, Germany, China
and America. Prices to suit every
body in want of dress
"arn,"ls, Fans. Laccs, Emhroide-
ries, Gloves. Handkerche's, Corset<
!, ibh"ns, Trimmings without end
aud prices all right
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02
ESTATE SAHAR;s

BY virtue Of an order from the Probate
Court ] will sell in front Of Oranccburg
Court orsc, on Monday, April 5, 1880. az
ll2 oclock y. 81, the remaining personal
property and CLOSES OF the Estate Of the
late E>idro Olivcros. deceased. including
3 shares of stock OF the Orangcburg Agri-
cultural and Mech ASsociaiiun
l.. ROSA t.. EUBRELL,
ExecutriK.
mar l9 II
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02
NOTICE..

On and aft T thi, date (April lst l8So)
| will be in my ctiic- in Engine Hall from
O'Clock a. NJ, 10 O'Clock P. A., each dsv
Tor the purpose Of collecting Taxes aud
L:crnscs
{. r. JONES, Clerk of Council.
aprl2 q
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02

DO you want heat Why wili
ye die? Death, or what is worse, is
the inevit able result of continued suS-
pension "f the menstrual h,s. 1t i,
IL condition which should not be
trlfed with. Immediate relief is the
only safeguard agnin.t cousti .u'ional
ruin. III oil cases Of suppression,
Suynenaion or other irrvgularity of tho
"courses," Bradteld's fe elnnle regula-
tor is the only sure remedy. Its acts
ny giving t''ne to the nervous centres,
Improving the blood and determining
directly to the organs of menstrual
tion 1t is legitimate prescription,
and the most intelligent physicians
Use it. i'reparei by DR.. j. Dral
field, Atlanta, Ga. $3.50 per bottle
Sold by Drs. A G Dukes and j G
" nnnanIaHer.
NorAsuLGA, ALA, July Z, 1877.
DrudiieId's Female Re esulator has
been thoroughly tested by me in II
great variety Of cases, and | am fully
convinced that it is unrivuled for nll
thnt cin>s of diseases which it claims
to cure. j & iiUso, 81 ID.
mar I'm
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02

aides and gents tra' elling hand
mirrors, the clrare>t AMI best ever
mAde. For sale by DR.. J. G.. Wanna
maker.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02

Market Reports.
Corrected every week by Messrs. BULL
& ScovILL.
FRIDAY, April 2, 1880.
COTTON
aliddlings..".........".. }9l2f
Low allddlings..."... ................ l2Id
ordlnary...... ......"..................... ll@ll3
PROVISIONS
oTH H..'..'.'............. ...,...... ....Io lD6V
New Corn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
leaH.................... ....................s 70
Fodder, per 100 Observation-Disclosures. 90
Rough Rice......................... 35
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02

Do you care for your shoes ? If
80, 60 to DR.. j. G. Wannamaker's and
procure q bos.le Of VOLTS Acme
Blscking.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02

d L Smoak & Co, Mho now occupy
The first rank among the merchants OF
OrnnGcburg, have added fertilizers To
their general merchandise. They
ale constantly receiving fresh lots of
nnm"niutel bone fertilizers for our
farmers and deal only in such ma.
"ures MS Improve tn land. They
have also u fresh supply of spring
goods. Gall and examine.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02

L"reuz's glycerine Pearl for IN
Partlng beauty and freshness to the
complexion aud clearness anu soft.
ness to the akin. Try it ladies' and
you will use no other. For sale by
DR.. j. G. Wannamaker.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-04-02

The Georgia Baby Bonds will b ny
neuralginc. N.uralgine will cure
neuralgia aud headache. N,u a'gia
and headache lead to di.ease-diseaee
to death. Moral: Go 10 your drug
Slst and get bottle Of neuralgiue
and he relieved. Hunt. Rankin II
Lamar, Wholesale ng+n's, Atlanta.
For sale by Drs. A e Dukes mud j G
VAIN IN! aker. mar 8 I'm
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-01-07
NO!hinu Like Paper.

The old adage used to be. nothing
like leather" Itshould now be, "roth-
ing like paper" Paper is used for al
most everything. Among the things
made of paper exhibited at the Ber lin
exhibition not long since, were paper
buckets, bronzes," urns, asphalt roof
ing, water cans, carpets, skirts, whole
suits of clothing, jewelry, material for
garden walks, window curtains, Ian
terms and pocket-handkerchiefs. The
most striking Of the many objects ex-
hibited in this material was, perhaps, q
fire-stove, with cheerful fire burning
in it. There were newly-invented rail-
way carriages and chimney pots, flour
barrels, cottage walls, roofing tiles, and
bricks and dies for stamping, all made
of paper. Attention has frequently been
called to the value of ordinary sheets of
paper as substitute for bedclothes, OF,
at least, an addition to bedeothes.
The idea seems to have sugg ed the
fabrication of "blankets " Fl n the
cheap material, and if all that is said Of
them is true, they ought to be exten
sively used. Detroit Free Press.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-01-07

love another; as for me, this is more
precious than the love Of the fairest
woman on EARTH" and he drew a little
sandal-wood, and opening it displayed a
faded red June rose.
Wilson Audrey's face flushed.
"You are romantic, Winters" he
said, perhaps were you to search for
your lost love you might find her"
"God would be kinder to me than |
dare hope; but if / should find my dar-
ling"
A sweet, low voice interrupted him,
and Miss Leigh stood before him, her
eyes glowing, her lips apart, the red
roses clustering at her breast.
"Guy-Guy! l am here. God has
taken care of me for you-far better care
than / deserved"
And then, sheltered by the silken cur
tains, he took her in his arms and pressed
passionate kisses on her low, white
brow, and smiling crimson lips.
An hour later, when Miss Leigh
thrilled the hearts of her listeners as her
voice rang out in the old song, my
darling is tender and true" only two in
the room knew how her heart throbbed
at the thought, for none save themselves
dreamed of the story of the two red
roses.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-01-07
TIERS OF INTEREST.

How to make crockery ware-Dont
use it.
Tie rainfall at Panama is l24 inches
Ice trotting in Canada is among the
winter sports.
During the year 1879 American mines
produced S80,00O,00O.
There is quite shipment ofsilkworm
eggs from Japan to this country.
4 Virginia City (Nev) miner has
been left S1,OO0,OO0 by cousin in Eng
land.
During 1879 there were huilt in the
United States 3,7S8 miles of railroad
track.
Colonel Burnaby says that Europe has
less than 100000 soldiers and 25O,ooo
ol sea forces.
Pat-Do you buy rags and bones heIeP
Merchant-We do, sir. Pat--Thin, be
iabers, put me on the shkhales.
The painter who fell over with his
ladder full of paints went down with
colors fying.-NcGregor Ne''s'
Can you call your soul' your own"
asks an exchange. We can. we pay
our shoe bill, thank you.-s'tte"' e''''-
bCd1H.
Mrs. Hulsdart, of Watertown, Mich''
is ninety, and is the mother OF twenty
four children, and has her third set OF
natural teeth.
Are we u musical peoples" asks inc
Chicago Tribune. When every Ameri-
can babe tunes up as soon as 1t enters
the world, and small towns support TWO
brass bands, we should say that we are
-Pailadelphia Ctronjcle
From the criminal statistics Just pun
Iishcd by the government OF Italy, ~
appears that in the first nine months OF
1879 there were no fewer than @'9oV
murders or attempts at murder COM
mitted in the kingdom, being an average
Of ten and two-thirds a day. In the
same period of three-quarters OF year
there occurred 800 cases of robbery on
the highway, IF the perpetrators Oh
Which as many as 800 had entirely es-
caped the hands OF justice.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-01-07
Living.

Living.
Not all Of living lies
In the swift ebb and flow that men call breath!
Some lives grow mightier IRON the touchNf
death,
And scale immortal skies.
Most truly do those live
Whose deeds above the clinging mists OF time,
Shine like star from. cloudless height sub
lime,
And such deep yearnings give,
That the pulse throbs and thrills,
10 gain the SUBMITS whence the radiance
streams.
A nobler strain has echoed through our
dreams,
And all our being ills.
We list with eager ears,
We trace the path which scales the mountain
steep,
We know they fingered not for rest OF sleep
Those men whose hopes and fears
Still pointed upward, where
Truths mountgin stream CLEANS white be-
meath the sky;
They could not slake their thirst in lounts that
lie
Beneath that upper sky.
For them there is no DEATH
Immortal grew they in immortal quest,
And TO their goal, n noble band abreast
Strive on with bated breath.
Nay, living is not life;
You cannot win it in selfish dream,
In sheltered wales beside lotus stream;
But in a ceaseless strife
A strife like his OF yore
Who, to save others, dared the dragons fold
And still the ravening wrong, though strong
and bold,
Men conquer as before.
M. B. WHliamS.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-01-07
Nos and Forever.

Tie shore WAS barren and low,
The sea stretched ont TO the sky,
With thread OF green and a golden sheen
To show 10 the human eye
Where the water kissed the sky.
A ship on the water sailed
Further and iurthero~sy,
Till It touched the shoC OF that hue OF green
And sank in the distant grayi
sank and was lost iorayc.
10 eyes that waited and watched
IT. coming across the tide,
The ship I'd seen was the same, ween,
When il reached the other side,
And out OF the mist did ride.
A life that watched and loved
] saw sail over the sea
That stretches around the world, profound
In its shoreless mystery
As dark as dark can be.
And stood on the golden shore
And saw it glide IRON my sight,
And leave me alone, while my heart made
moan,
And tho world grew black as night
With never ray OF light.
rhon my faith grew strong and iinn'
That, across the misty sea,
On eternity's side OF the death-stream vide,
My darling unchanged shall be-
j. ke that ship that crossed the sea-
Christian Union.