Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
NUMBER 20.

erc csping upward ani higher into ths air
and sunshine. In fancy we shall often
hear the thunder crashing and rushing
In rolling cchoes through the silence and
the darkncss; we shall 80 the lessien
mist. % the morning. and In the SIN.
shine ths lustcr ~ believed ver'iure And
the sheen u wrt foliage. and inhale the
fragranc. ~ flowers.
"Ani now and then-oh. the misery
- it'-athwart tho memory viii glide
sg.cters ~ m-n covering In the rainy
gloom. shiysring with oold. gaunt and
AL eyel thOagh hunger. degl.iring In
the midst u the unknown; We shall hear
the moaning - dying men. 49, the stark
forms ~ the deal and shrink n rain with
the h0f-.lcssnes. ~ our state. Then like
CLEANS a fair morning viii ri-s Ia view
the pr~p.cts q the grassland. the vista.
~ gre.n bossy hills. the swirling .waihe-
u young grass Waiting merrily with
the gale. the flowing lines ~ bo-cage
d,rkening the hollows. the ro~iing
view 20 uplifting anil sul~iding lani
waves rDlling to the distance where tho
mountains loom In faint imay, through
the undrhncl blue. All often
thought will wing it-elf lighter
than q swift bird and soar In
grial heights over serc plain. blue water.
vivid grcen land and silver lake, and sail
along the lengthy line u colossal mount
ain shoal,ler. tufnei toward the Scmliki.
AMI afOlnI the congregation ~ white
heads stated in glory far above the Afrc
world. and listen to the dropping waters
a. they tumble down along the winding
grooye- u Ruwrnzori In sheavcs % silver
arrows, and sIcci through the imlcnd.
Ing rain cloud. ani the hnaiing globes
~ white mist over unexplorci abysso..
through the eternal hazs of UsongOra.
and mp with Joyous leap into the cool
atmosphere over AnkOri and kAragwc.
AMI straight away over 20 leagues of
pastoral plains and thin thorn forest
back again to marvel at the delightful
azure u the Indian Ocean.
"Gool night. pasha. AMI you, Capt
Casaii. You will know better when you
have rad the-s pages what the saving
II you CO, In human life anil suffering.
I have nothing to rrgrct. Whss I have
gwen that have given freely and with
utmost good will: and ~ say we AL.
"OOOD MGHTr'
"Gocd night. gentlemen of the relief
committee. Thrcc year. are pas-sd since
your i-.nsyolence commissioned "a to ~
lieve the ,ii-tr,--.-l and r--rue the weak.
Two hundred and sixty all told have
b,,n returned % their homes; about i5c
morc arr Ia safety.
Good night, OH my oompaniOns'
May honOur such a. you deserve be
showcr.l upon you. To the warm
hearts u your countrymen oonsign
YOU. should one doubt Is thrown upon
your manhood or upJu your loyalty Or
honor within thee Iags- the r-cOrd Of
your faiihfuln,s. during . period which
I doubt will ever H. ercellei for it,
gloom and hoT.lss-ns-- will b. found to
show with what noble foriitude you bore
all. Cod night. Stairs. Jephson. Mel
son. PArke AMI you. Bonny. a long good
night to yuu all!
Yo.isha nsser tarn..i yOar bark.
Ist marvhesi hr.ast fursAri
Ssv.r d.slitsi chati. ~osii br-Ak.
Never dfy,alns,i thosirh right ~crv -Orst~l
Mrnx su,ii triumIh.
IIsli. re fan o. fi-s. are lafiei 10
Hghi l-itef.
Sl-~p a. ~aks
No At nooaaay. Ia ths bsl.tls q
Nan sofk tiui-.
gfs.f tilr Tr.s-sn sHh rh@-ff
nii tl,sin fursarl. hf-sst AMI tacs. -
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strive and thrive ~, "rT--i hgtt
ca 90 sy~f.
Tbsfv a. hrre"
"TmE uIANEs M TO GoD ToR LyrR
AND EyER AMIN"