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At go o'clock yesterday morning, masked
men went to the Marlboro l Nd, jail, oyerpow'
million. took him out and lynched him. On
November I'D Joe's father was driven from the
neighborhood by White Caps and his house
burned. Joe, in revenge, set fire TO q number
of houses. For this he was lynched.
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at 1:3O A. NJ. to. day squad of eight
officers raided the Lafayette saloon and
two others in the immediate neighborhood,
and arrested thirty tramps, opium fiends
and crooks. They were all landed in the
City Prison.
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$40 REWARD.

THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
l information which will lead to the arrest
and conviction of the parties who on yesterday
entered my premises, No. 20 II street. and
broke the orange tree thereon and stole the
oranges therefrom. GROVE L. JOHNSON.
Dated, SACRAMENTO. December 8. 1889. It
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THE Southern Pacific Company has
manifested its desire to further the Citrus
Fair interests at Oroville, by announcing
that it Will carry all goods for exhibition
there at half rates.
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NOTICE..

TINE JUVENILE CLASS OF THE sACRA-
i mento Athletic Club will be opened THIS
AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock. Boys DESIRING to
join the class wiz please call at the Gymnasium,
in the Old Pavilion, NJ street. near Sixth, at the
hour mentioned. The class will item continue
on each subsequent Wednesday and Saturday.
Applicants must be recommended by q member
of the club. By order of the
BOARD OF MANAGERS.
AL. KLEINsoRGE, Secretary. 1t
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tits stated that negotiations between England
and the United States affecting Canada have
narrowed down to correspondence in regard
to the Behring sea and Alaska boundary ques-
tions Hopes are entertained that a satisfactory
settlement will be effected before next season.
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NEW PROCESS CORN MEAL.

NEUBoURG q Lagos, STAR MILLS AND
IN Malt House. 1O16 TO 1920 Fifth street.
Manufacturers of malt and sn kinds Of meal.
Also, dealers in hops, corks, produce. grain,
feed aud brewers supplies. Special attention
is called to our new process corn meal and
fsrina- Exchange sold on the principal cities
of Europe. nl-tf
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I'M T ANT
And Worth Investigation.

WE ARE MAKING SUITS TO ORDER OF
w the fine Hudders6eId Worsted for SIS,
which are worth $40. As the sales of these fine
worsteds during the past three weeks have
proved such an immense success in San Fran
cisco. we have added a large line of Kerseys
and Meltons for Overcoats. with fine silk serge
lining all through, made to order from $50 10
SIS, which would cost elsewhere from $40 to $50.
We have also received direct from the mill over
forty pieces of fine Trouserings, which we
bought at an immense reduction, and are now
prepared to give our customers and the public
of Sacramento the benefit. There are fine all
wool goods, at prices never before known in
Sacramento. Please call and examine the
goods. and be convinced of the bargains now
offered for the HOLIDAYS BY
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Dom PEDRO is sensible man; arriving
off the coast of Europe he was at once be-
set by reporters-he refused to be inter-
riauad
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EpgIish Expressions ON the Message.

LONDON, December 3d.-The Post SAYS: If
President Harrison carries out in practice the
peaceful and progressive principles indicated in
his message, the whole world will be gamer
thereby
The Times welcomes the extradition proposal
and expresses surprise that the Western States
do not revolt against the heavy eXactions of
taxation imposed for the benefit of the cotton
and iron-workers of the Atlantic States.
The Standard thinks tariff reform may mean
something real couple of years hence. Half
of the present expenditures is mere extrava-
gance, that can be dispensed with when the
people decide to crush the secret of Tammany.
Portugal Will Fight.
LISBON, December 3d.-The Government will
send circular letter to European Powers say
ing 1t is ready to prove unbroken occupation
by Portugal of African territories now claimed
by England, and, further, it says Portugal is de-
termined to maintain her possession of the dis
puted territory.
Newspaper Censorship.
NEW YORK. December 3d.-The Russian Cen
sor. according to private correspondence, has
forbidden the entrance to Russia of all the New
York morning papers except the Herald, and
has also barred out the Evening Post.
Louise Murat Dead.
LONDON, December Sd Princess Louise Murat
is dead She was an aunt of Prince Joachim,
and was born in Paris in 1906.
Two Hundred Chinese Killed.
SHANGHAI, December 3d.-The platform of the
theater at Weinhen, in the province of Shan
tung, collapsed during a performance and 200
persons were killed.
Latest from Crete.
LONDON, December 3d.-Advices from Crete
state that skirmish had taken place between
the Turkish troops and the people. Three po-
lice and five soldiers were killed.
A Russian Scourge.
ST. PETERSBURG, December 3d.-There are
Is, 900 persons suffering from influenza in this
city. The malady affects the people more or
less in all the towns in Russia.
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SIMON < STURMER,

e04 X St., Pacific Hotel Building,
HAS JUST RECEIVED A FINE AssoRT-
Ii ment of Gents and Ladies' Gold Watches
and Jewelry for the Holiday trade. Call and
examine my stock, for 1 CANNOT BE UNDER
SOLD. d4-lmtp
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THE CELEBRATED WALTER
Candies and Ice Cream,
MANUFACTURED BY
OSCAR g. FLINT,
S24 Street, Sacramento.
"a Wholesale Ice Cream Orders Speciality.
HOLIDAY GOODS !!

MY STOCK OF MULDINGs PICTURE
IN Frames. steel Engravings, Glace Photos.
Christmas Cards. Plush Cases. and the latest
novelties, is complete. and will be sold at the
lowest prices Pictures framed to order, and
on the shortest notice.
n2s-1m3p t. W. seHwAMB, sc4 st.
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JOE PoHHIM
THE TAILOR,

No. COO street, corner Sixth, Sacramento: 202
Montgomery street, IA Market street, ITO
lI12 Market street, San Francisco.
BRANCH STORES-49 and 81 S. Spring St. Los
Angeles; 1921 and 1913 Fourth ST., San Diego;
los, 107 and 100 Santa Clara ST., San Jose; IS
Morrison St., Portland Oregon. jel7-
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SENATOR STANFORD, it Is said, will re-
introduce his bill providing for the en-
couragement of cooperative industry. 1t
goes no further than to recognize the asso-
citation of individuals for the conduct of
business and the division of profits,
whether there is money capital or not In
other words, it is wise and benefcient
scheme to aid the capitalization of skill
and labor by association. The thought of
the scheme is one born of broad views Of
human possibilities under union of effort,
that will return to each the proportion
that is his due, for the labor put forth or
the skill contributed.
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the Government, be still more conserved,
and that to greater extent it be brought
within the civil service regulations; that
Hawaii be invited to a seat in the Interna-
tional Conference now sitting in Washing
ton; that the policy of the Government
that treats with the Indian as an indi-
vidual and discourages the tribal relation
be maintained; that the National Guard
be encouraged, and aided to occupy the
coast fortresses from time to time for train
ing; that Government aid be given to fur
Their the enlightenment of the black man,
who was so recently in a condition of
slavery, but that such aid shall not be so
extended as to destroy the conviction in
the States of the duty of self-helpfulness I;
that a National bankrupt law be passed,
and that international copyright be ia
vored. These are but a portion of the
subjects to which the President has adj
dressed himself The examination of the
message in detail and with deliberation
must be reserved for other dates.
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Union Pressed Brick & Terra Gotta Co.

OFFICE, ROOM 81, FLOOD BUILDING, SAN
OFrancisco 50 ARCHITECTS and BUILD
ERS please send for Catalogue. 4S3plm
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department One-Armstrong, Judge.
Tuesday Dacernher & 1880

A. ]. Peck vs. ]. Nahl-On trial.
In re Richard Dale an insolvent-On motion
of G. L. Johnson and George Pickett, attorneys
for creditors, ordered that the stock of said in
solvent be sold in lump, upon giving two days
notice thereof.
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AUCTIONS.
AUCTION SALE.

DELL & CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL
ID on WEDNESDAY, December 4, 1882 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ sharp, at salesroom, No. 927 K ST.,
elegant Upright Piano, Cover and Stool, only
eight months in use; elegant Solid Cherry Bed
iure, removed from storeroom to salesroom, con
sisting of Parlor, Bedroom, Diningroom and
Kitchen Furniture, Crockery Glassware, Etc;
almost new. Hs- Sale positive. Terms cash.
d3-2t BELL & CO., Auctioneers.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs.-Es OF
In JOHN DOYLE, deceased. Notice is hereby
given by the undersigned, Executor of the last
will of JOHN DOYLE, deceased, to the credit
ors of. and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, TO exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers within four months after
the first publication Of this notice. to the un-
designed, at the office of Add. C. Hinkson, No.
627 street, Sacramento City, in the county OF
Sacramento. CHARLES HEISEN.
Executor Of the last will of John Doyle, de-
ceased.
ADD. u HISKsoS, Attorney for Executor.
nl6-4W
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ODELL g. HERZOG,
NEW YORK MARKET.

1000 and 1922 X Street,
HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYTHING
Ii fir t-class in the Meat line. PRESSED CORN
BEEF, FINE SAUSAGES and LUNCH MEATS of
all kinds Meats shipped TO any part OF the
country fresh out of our Ice house. Corned
Beef, by the half or whole barrel, at the lowest
rates, a specially. d4-tf9p
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sUIE ON,

COO K STREET. CHINESE AND JAPAN
OUJ ese Bazaar. Ladies' and children's un-
derwear. Also, large line of Chinese and
Japanese goods for holiday presents. d3-lm4p
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]. C. DUFF COMIC OPERA COMPANY,
PRESENTING THE GRAND sPEcTAcLE,-
"A Trip to AfriCa.-
A COMPANY OF 60 PEOPLE.

| GREAT CAsT-Digby Bell. Mark Smith,
Frank Pearson, Jos. W. Fay, F. W. Oakland,
1eoe- inc Won Janrschowsky, Laura Joyce
Bell, Katie Gilbert Chorus and Incidental
Ballet of SO. PRICES-50 cent?, 81, 81 so.
Seats on sale now. MO-
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AMUSEMENTSs
METROPOLITAN THRATER

CHAS. P. LL..........Proprietor and Manager
L. HENRY..................... Manager
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The Bazaar of DAYS, under the auspices
of the ladies of the Unitarian Society, was
well attended again yesterday at the
Pythian Castle. 1t has been very pleas
ant affair.
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The box Office for the Antiope season
opens to-day. Emphatic denial is given by
the management to the stories published
in San Francisco of secession from the
frnnna
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ISSUED BY THE
SACRAMENTO PUBLISHIES COMPANY.

once. Third Street, between j and K.
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
In Uprising Of The Republicans in Spain
is Imminent.
GLADSTONE's LIBERAL POLICY.
The South Atlantic Squadron is An
chored at Rio de Janeiro-AII
Quiet in Brazil.
IN FOREIGN LANDS.
A CRISIS IN SPAIN.

ESPECIAL D1zPArcHRs TO THE RRcoRD-uuoN.l
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THE DAILY RECORD-UNTON,
Published six days in each week, with Double
Sheet on Saturdays, and
Weather Forecasts

Entered at the Postoffice at Sacramento IS
RecOnd-class matter.
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evening at Armory Hall, which was largely
attended. After the drill Colonel E. H
Mckee, on behalf of Weinstock, Lubin &;
Co., presented the company with the
beautiful trophy recently won by it as the
best-drilled company. The company was
under the command of Captain Glas.
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Newspaper Censorship.
Two Hundred Chinese Killed.

LONDON, December Sd Princes Louise Murat
is dead. She was an aunt of Prince Joachim,
and was born in Paris in 1905.
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TONIGHT, WEDNESDAY. DEC. 4th.
A 1T DIT \ A
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-06
How Hail l. Formed.

A correspondent of Nature contributes
to that journal a theory OF the formation
Of hail, which is so short and clear that
it will interest many readers who have
at times opportunity to test its correct
ness
Limiting our notice 10 such compound
hailstones as are the most destructive,
and are produced during a tornado or a
violent thunder storm, the following is,
in few words, the theory Of their forma-
ton:
When the winds gyratc rapidly round
an axis, more or less inclined TO the
earth, the space at and about the axis is
rarefied. When air charged with vapor
is drawn into this rarefed space, it may
be condensed into cloud or rain, but at
a greater elevation into snow.
Now supposing the rain formed In the
lower region to be drawn up by the as
cending current into the snow region
and so held for n short space, the drops
will be frozen, and then, if propelled be-
yond the gyrations. it will fall to the
ground as a shower Of ordinary hail
But II In tho descent they are again
drawn In by the inAowing current, they
will be again carried up into the cold
region. and so acquire another coating
of snow, OF, if wetted in tho previous
descent, the water will freeze into a coat
Of transparent ice. In this way the
globule may make number Of ascents
and descents, and acquire fresh coating
each time.
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New YORK Financia Mar ct.

NV YORK, December Money closed
80 q per cent. the lowest rate; highest : per
cent. Exchange closed steady: posted rates.
islW4sjft: actual rates. 4>Oi. @iSOis for
sixty DAYS and isj for demand. Gov
eminent bonds closed steady. Currency.
-. lidbid; Is coupons, 1T bid; 44s, do.
1882 bid.
The stock market was active and gener-
ally higher in the first hours Of business.
The early prices ia 0nd0n for American
securities were .. 10 per cent higher
lhln the closing figures here last night. and
THE helped 10 strengthen the market al first.
pui There was only spasmodic activity
CAUSED by the ~calping trades Of the board
room traders. ny u go prices in this market
bad advanced TO per cent, but by noon
This was lost in majority OF cases. 4 few
STOCKS We're very weak throughout the fore
noon. Afier O'Clock tie market declined.
and the lowest prices Of the day were made
iu the hllf hour to 1880, but in the next hour
slore wac recovery Of lsfsz. leaving
prices at 2:fJ about the same ~ they were
al H. o'clock and generally fraction high
cr than they closed Yesterday. The final
figures were ircullally changed, but in a
majority OF instances they were 10 > per
cent. higher.
The sales today amounted TO 6j,ljj
shares.
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WHOLESALE rRIor CURRENT.
Groceries. Etc.

las reported by Davenport & Morris.
Bfooms-Two strings. SOC. TO Sl.l5; three
strings. Sl.4O 10 s.; four strings. $3.50 to
$3.50: five strings. $40. Market ON all
GRADES has advanced fully 10 per cent.
B1skff,-Will0w, SLID 10 Sl.3Oper nest;
split 80 % zoe. per dozen.
C0hned Tom0toes-Ihree pounds, per
dozen, 800 30 9e:.
cumcd Cofl-Two pounds, por dozen
- 90 Soc.
Hcrriuqs-Roe. half barrel, $2.15 to $3.50;
North Carolina cut. per barrel. 500 10 50
gross. PER barrel. $500 10 $40. 4 large
cargo Of 5000 barrels expected daily. Mar
Set strong for reliable good fish properly
packed
Htcc-C Carolina. . 10 &C.; Rangoon, 4iIc.
N0ii-Liyerpo0l, from store, Sl.35;
ground alum from store, per sack, Sc, "a
Slr0. Liverpool salt scarce, two cargoes OF
steamers 10 arrive.
rs-Granulated. ~ 10 ne; confec-
TONERS \. &C.; soft \. 63sc.; b sugar. o..
To- 65.c.; TX. t. Il to 6t.c.; T., 81 10 55+c
LARGE demand and tendency upward. Raw
sugars higher and refined very strong
with upward tendency.
Ieas-Black. - 10 Soc. OOlong, - Il
50r.: -unpowder. ~ SO Soc.
CO1tc-RiO. l. 10 2Oizc.; Laguayra, 10 e
2Dlsc.: Java. - 10 DC. Market very strong
and tending upward. Gables from Rio to
iay quote higher market.
Beckets-Painted, tive hoops, Sl.l5
hree hoops. $50.
I'oUOU-ic.
Lgri-Pure, nc; pressed, jAc.
M0ldSseS-EXtra. hOgshead, Is 10 lJc.,
barrels. - 10 iJc.; genuine golden syrup
per gallon. y 10 &c.; New Orleans prime
to choice, - % 5Oc.
SOaI-Washing, 81 10 &c; per pound
Flour and Meal.
FlouY-Eichmond patent roller family
$3.50 TO So; fancy family, 50; family
$50 10 Si.75; choice extra, $3.50 10 $3.50
extra. S3.2j 10 $3.50; line, $3.50 TO 50.
Ncal-City, per bushel, Doc; country soc
Country Produce.
Reported by Spntley & Overbey. Commits.
sion Merchants, l2O6 Cary street.
ADples-Choice. 50 10 S2.2j; prime, sl.Jt
TO 3 10; poor 10 good. Sl.OO 10 Sl.3j.
EarOn-N Virginia hams, choice old, l5c
per pound; new hams, small. 1870 lic.; new
hams, large, n TO Re; sides, 81 10 &c.
shoulders. to 81.
Beans Choice navy, $i.75 to $500.
Black EVe Peds.-Sl.I5 10 $500.
BecSwdr-20 TO 2lc. per pound.
Broom COra-3 10 Sc.
Puckrhedt- TO 3lsc.
Euffer-. iigiGia creamery, 20 10 Gle.
family packed (Nirginial, II to l9c.; choice
yellow. store packed (Virginia), Ii to lie.
store packed, mixed color and sweet, IL Il
l5c.; store packed, common TO fair, TO loo
Cabbqge- pe. 100, 81 20 S.,
Eggs-in crates llresh), 81 " 22c.; In
boxes aud barrels, 20 10 ?lc.
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rs CENTS PER GALLON,
Al
OWENS & MINOR DRUG co.
Road: Road: Road:


OXFORD, y. G., september 5, 1887.
Mr.. VI. T. Hardy. Chase C,iy. Ia,
1t il with greai pleasure that certify that
by the use Of Chase city Mineral Water my
wife was relieved Of the worst case OF dyspep-
STA ever saw. The Improvement seemed al
most miraculous. the trouble. originating as
IL did, from chronic catarrh gastritis. Through
the entire month OF January and nearly all
of February, the present year, the patient
ate no food except small quantities OF skim
med milk. Any and all medicines he
simplest and bisndest--acted as irritants
whenever taken. Bsmuth aud lacio pepsin
were spit up very soon after being swal-
lowed. From the first part Of February 70 the
first Of July her food consisted only of milk
and mush. with occasionally the yolks OF
hard boiled eggs never more than TWO NJ
time) She was reduced from 100 pounds 10
is pounds I'm weight. >he went u the Min
eral Hotel al Chase city july 6ih. In one
week Improvement was peTceptible. At The
end OF tho fifth week she came home, appar-
entity transformed into another being. >he
could eat almost any of the ordinary articles
OF diet. She had gained In that short time
twenty-five pounds Of flesh. going from IFS
TO 40 pounds This Improvement has con-
tinued and her health would no doubt now
be perfect, hsd not liver trouble OF recent
origin temporarily retarded her recovery.
Whenever any article OF diet disagrees with
her she runs for her bottle OF "Chaso city
Mineral Water" and IL seldom falls to re-
lieye.
Ny experience with your water la quite =
number OF cases tends 70 confirm me IN my
opinion that II VIII cure almost any case Of
acid dyspepsia that is 10 say, where the
cause OF trouble Is fermentation IN the
stomach: In other words, where there is no
malignant disease. and the stomach Ia the
main organ in, Olyed.
Very respectfully and gratefully yours.
=. ID. BOOTH, VI. ID.
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COTTON REPORT.
Chicago Market.
by Telegreph.l

CHICAGO. December . Messrs. Bald
win * Farnum telegraph Thomas Branch
90. a. follows: Wheat opened at s4c. for
Hay. and on liberal buying by q local trader
held there for while. There was quite a
general feeling that he would buy
- much that il would prevent a
break and good many small traders took
little themselves. bat toward the close free
selling movement set in which broke the
market n half cent and the close is practi-
cally the lowest price ofthe day. There had
been GOOD deal Of liquidation, bears sold
more freely than Yesterday. but around
SIZE there was a good deal covered. This
prevented further decline. Whea; contin-
ned 10 arrive in the Northwest more freely
than predicted. Gables, Influenced doubt
lees by our market were weak and I'd.
lower.
Corn-We said Yesterday that deliyerie.
Of December would be free to-day, and this
Is proved TO be the case. The selling out Of
this by parties who did not care 10 carry
il had weakening effect and caused de-
cline. Cables quiet; demand poor, I'd.
lower
Oats Parties who have been lSying and
advancing prices were sellers to-day and
their sales weakened the market, causing a
decline of Z. 10 &c.
Provisions have been dull but firm all
day. The market seems 10 gain strength
quietly. Believe we have seen about az
low prices a. we will see during the winter.
Cash trade dull. Estimated hogs tO-mor-
row gJ.OJl.
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lNFATUATlON.


Scar to thee near to thee of. IN my roaming.
Missing thee ever like wi-othe-wisp,
still have followed through light and through
cleaning,
Knew | was near TO thee,
Felt was dear 20 thee.
Dreamed that you called and said Il am COM
ing"
Dreamed was held IA your arms 10 be kissed
Followed thee, wistfuIly, year after year,
Loved thee, and missed thee. and ionged for thee,
dear
Lost TO me. lost to me. ever and ever,
Must resign thee, oh, king Of my hearth
To find thee. and bind thee, never. Oh. never.
To hold thee as lost 10 me-
Whateer the cost 70 me,
Severed forever vain every endeayor,
Always TO know We are always apart:
To know that tho space that divides from your
face
Can never be traversed. whatever the pace.
Blest TO me- blest 10 me- over and over.
Was thy essence OF presence near or afar;
Friend Of my soul and closer than lover
More than confessed 10 me
Thou vert a rest 10 me.
All that thou vert to me slow to discovc7-
Grand as n king and calm a star:
Enthroned In my heart and set high in my say.
still loyal 10 thee viii live aud viii die.
Pity me. pity me, fruitlessly seeking.
1ireless as hopeless and eager as vain;
Wiki soul that Is faint and heart that Is break
Ing.
SIN will cry % thee,
Strive 10 get nigh 10 thee,
LIST. as for life, for the sound Of thy speaking.
Hark 10 thy silence with exquisite pain.
And still. II thou beckon my star and my king.
have no choice but thy following
over the river that bounds thee forever,
Through infinite grace thy soul will trace;
Resisting, persisting but faitering never
Down may flights 70 thee,
Up hay heights 10 thee.
Rewarded az last my uutlring endeayor
count it great JOY II discerning thy face,
And near or afar. wherever YOU are,
sou still are enthroned my king and my star.
Ruth q D. Hayens in Washington Post