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Arranging For Memorial Day.

The joint committee Of Posts 81 and 405,
TO arrange for proper observance Of
Memorial Day, met at Alderman Barrs
Office on Thursday evening.
The committee is made up Of c. II. Fas-
nacht, J. X. Barr, J. A. Nimlow, A. v.
Hurst, ]. N. Sloan, D. NJ. Keeports and NJ.
NJ. Stark, Of Post 50, and John L. schum,
Jacob Hunphrsyville, DR.. J. 9. Smith, ii.
Arndt, Henry Blickenderfer and II. C.
Miller, of Post 405.
An organization was effected by electing
J. L. Schum chairman aud A. V. Hurst
secretary.
Messrs. Barr, Fasnacht, Crawford and
Humphreyville were appointed commit
tee on programme. The next meeting Of
the com mittee will be onThursday evening,
March 0.
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"ONE OF THE BRAyEsT."
Charles Mccarthy Appears In This Fire
mans Play ut the Opern House.

Charles Mccarthy Appears In This Fire
mans Play at the Opera House.
At Fulton opera house last evening
Charles Mccarthy appeared in "One Of the
Brsvest," his great fire play, which he pro-
duced here for the first time last season.
There was large audience present and the
packed gallery was boisterously enthusi-
astic. The play Is very sensational, but Is
one Of the class that is popular, as the Ere
men are close to the people and have many
friends. Mr.. Mccarthy plays the part of
Larry HoGdrd, a member of the New
York fire department, in an easy, taking
manner, and tho way that he Furnishes the
villains and protects the friendless fills the
boys with admiration for him. In his
impersonation Of Hop Wah the China
man, In the last act, the star does
very clever work. One of the princi-
pal people In Mr.. McCarthy's support ~
William Cronin, who plays the part of
Mrs. Grooan to perfection, Miss Estelle
Wellington asRosie Gro9an, Mikey Thomp-
son as McGinty, the fly copper, Harry
Budsworth as Peter, the colored man,
Frank Casey "a Rats, and II. s. Parker as
Tiger were all deserving Of praise. There
are plenty Of specialties in the play. Me-
Garth sings his song, zone of the Bravest,"
Miss Wellington and Messrs. Cronin and
Thompson do some lively dancing and
Frank Casey plays upon tho concertina.
The fire scene in the play is quito natural
and q number Of the latest life-saving in
ventions are seen. The scene was not what
it should have been last night, however.
There seemed to be hitch somewhere and
1t did not work as smoothly as it should.
An engine drawn by horses Is brought on
the stage and the "machinen- works very
naturally. The company appears again to-
night.
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Hraths.

SuEpTz-Tn PbIIadelnhIo M, ,he am in.t
Amanda r.. Shertz. Tnrmeriv os isncaster
The relatives and friends OF the family are re
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from
,ha pa,n,. 7, ~ .,,,o, ~. -, - !. an 80,
to.morrnw acs.noon oa.,,sa. y, ,.mo..,as
ceme,crv chanel I,s
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n Hcss IN hi. h,,h vsa :. III S"a''S' ''i'e' D""'e'
Tbe re,atiye, nd yr,anas -, ,,o s.,,v oro r..
.nectn,iiv invi,ed % attend ,ha s,naro, r.,
hIs late r..,aencs IN Snarr,.,,,,,o ~, So,,,nsan
,nornino at 10 o,c,ocL In;.,,n.,, a, n,,asr,,
willie ce,no,sry ~
BouuI,,--In norev,,e n, tina ,,h ,,s, u.,rv
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VISITING ODD FELLOWS.
The Degree star of Monterey Lodge
Goes to New Holland.


Goes to New Holland.
The degree staff of Monterey Lodge, No.
o42. I. o. .. f., of this city, by invitation
paid visit to Esrl Lodge, No. 4i3, I. .. q.
r., of New Holland and conferred the
three degrees Of the order upon fifteen
candidates on Thursday night.
The Journey was made in Powps ON.
nlbuses. The staff was divided into two
parties, the first or advance party leaving
Odd Fellows hall at o'clock p. M, and
the other party following two hours later.
The staff carries with them wagon load
of paraphernalia.'
They were met In New Holland by a
committee of Earl lodge, and after prepar-
Ing 1.-THE lodge room for the work OF the
evening, were shown about the town.
After the arrival of the second party they
were entertained at supper at the Styer
house by Earl lodge, which was prepared
In mine host Danny Grube's best style, to
which the visitors did ample justice.
All then proceeded TO the lodge, where
the work Of the evening was gone through
witt. Visitors were present from Honey
brook and other points of this and Chester
counties; speeches were made by Past
Grands J. w. Price, of Connecticut, and
Joseph M. Kreider, Of Monterey Lodge, No.
2i2 The lodge then adjourned TO the par
lors Of the Styer house, where they were
entertained with choice vocal and instru-
mental selections by the following
brothers: Byron J. Brown, Edw. Styer,
G. A. d. Villee, William Drepperd, George
Hoffman and others.
District Deputy Grand Master l.. J. Ers.
man, who Is a prominent member of this
staff, was unable to accompany them by
reason Of sickness.
Tho degree staff OF Monterey Lodge No.
242, /. o. o. f., has been in existence about
Eve years, and during that time have
travelled over almost every section of Lam
caster county confering the degrees.
Tho members accompanying the staff on
this trip were rs follows: Past Grands l..
O. Mentzer, Chas. +. Smith, John II.
Kreider, Harry Rill, J. w. Price, A. w.
Winger, John q. Sieber, Edw. Styer,
Joseph NJ. Kreider, Brothers N. q. John
p. Snyder, V. @. Levi Is. Smith, Il. B. Fon
Dersmith, Chas. +. Shultz, X. II. Ander-
son, A. b. Herr, VIM. Martin, II. NJ. Ilyus,
William Drepperd, A. l.. Reist, r. G..
Seldomridge, John Killinger, Chas. Nickel,
c. A. d. Villee, Byron J. Brown.
Earl Lodge No. ALB, Is progressing very
rapidly, having within tho last month re-
ceived into full membership fifteen good
and worthy young men and have others
who are now seeking admission. This
lodge will in the near future vacate thoii
old quarters and remove into the fine large
thros-story building, known as the Witwer
building. They will occupy tho third
story, which is sixty feet deep, and will
make ono OF tho finest lodge rooms In the
county.
The Lancaster party returned home al
an early hour this morning, all being de-
| Lighted with their trip.
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AGAIN IN OPERATION.
FURNACE no. Q, or TIRE CHESTNUT HILL
COMPANY, PUT IN BLAST.
ras TORI h Applied by sarah wike Thurs
day Evening Ward Repub-
licans Make Their Nominations.

COLUMBIA, Feb. 7.-After long idleness
furnace No. 2, ofthe Chestnut Hill Iron ore
compauy. was lighted last night at $50
O'Clock, The torch was applied by Mrs
sarah Wike. mother Of Milton Wike.
number of ladies' were present to witness
the starting of this important industry.
The Republicans OF the Second ward
held their meeting in the armory last even
ing for the purpose of nominating
borough ticket. The following ticket was
selected without any contest: Judge,
George w. Weaver; inspector, John Stotts
constable, VIM. wittick; council, Chas
w. stevenson; school board, DR.. w. q.
Taylor; conferees, A. Bruner, Henry
Movers, Frederick Nevegold. The con-
fsrees were instructed for s. II. Boyd, tax
collector Frank McFalls, high constable !;
Jere Koch, chief burgess.
The fair Of st. Peters Catholic churcn
will open In the armory on Saturday eve
ming. The sisters have spared no pains TO
make the fair an interesting place. The
fair will continue about two weeks.
A big audience was delighted in the opera
house last evening at the "Fat Mems club
by ]. c. Stewart and company.
The celebrated Cleveland minstrels VIII
appear In tHe oPero hooSS VI" A"@y
evening next.
The Choral society held their weekly
practice last evening ip the Presbyterian
chapel. The society Is doing good work
and their concert on the lith will be
grand affair.
Last evening nicely dressed young man
fell In spasm in front Of Poor Director
Strins's home, on Cherry street. He was
{ ken In the h ,use, and Strine secured him
accommodations for the night at the Gem
trail hotel This morning the young man
left town. He stated that he had been an
inmate of an asylum in Delaware county,
and was afflicted with neuralgia OF the
brain. He admitted that his trouble was
due to his excessive use of cigarettes.
The Democrats OF the three wards and
the Third ward Republicans will hold ward
meetings on Saturday night.
Albert Charles, butcher, was engaged In
slaughtsriug yesterday, and had his left
hand caught in q meat hook. The hand
was painfully injured.
b. A. Lichty, operator at the c. ~ Office,
went on duty this morning after several
days illness.
A party was held last evening at the
home Of Miss Lille Sloade, when large
number Of guests were present. Dancing
and other pastimes served to pass pleas
ant evening.
Tho father of Rev. Willis S. Hinman, OF
the Second Street Lutheran church, died at
Easton, and was taken to Hudson. n. ",
for burial
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Hamilton Club Officers.

At the annual meeting of the hamilton
club the following gentlemen were elected
as officers of the club to serve for the en-
suing year: President, B, Frank Brene-
man; secretary, Eugene G. Smith; Gnan-
cial secretary, VIM. A. Morton treasurer,
J. w. b. Bausman; directors, b. Frank
Breneman, George Nauman, John d.
skiles, George NJ. Franklin, d. Frank
Eshlenan, w. U. Hensel, J. w. B. Baus-
man, Eugene g. Smith, VIM. Aug. Atlee,
II. L. Slaymaker, b. J. McGrann.
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PHILADELPHIA Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 7.-Noon-Flour dun !;
family, 4oG3 IS; roller, G56Sa %; patent.
u i0dgieO.
Wheat quiet; No. Red, new, SnaS0lsc :;
No. Penn'a Red, 9Oc; No. do, S7aSSc.
Corn steady; No. 2, new, S6Cg3sc old, 43dl
iic.
Oats quiet No. 2 White Soc.; No. 2
mixed, 2styc.
Bran duh Winter sls oo9l4 oo; Spring sl275
6gl3 80.
Baled hay dull; 81 OoDl5 50 as to Quality
timothy IL O0@lS 30 for choice; mixed, 30 %
baled rye straw, new, Slo 90.
Butter nrm; Pcnn'a creamery extra
2SG29c Penn'a firsts extra, 32c jobbing, SSd;B.
Eggs iirmer; Penna hrsts. iS1s Qulic (; held lots
lbRl6c, as to quality.
Cheese steady ; part skins. GIaasc; full skins
2@3c.
Petroleum steady; refined in bbls, nc.
Potatoes firm; h5NLboc per bus Us 10 quality.
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SHAUB & BURNS.
IA NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANcAs-
TER. PA.
ToMMoN COUNCIL ORDINANCE, NO
January !, lstD. In Common Council Read and
Referred TO the Finance Committee. Same
Day Reported Back Atfirmatiyely
and Ordered Printed.

Ar Ordinance to Fund sls2,7 700 OF the Existing
Certificates OF Indebtedness, Bearing Six Per
Cent, OF the city Of Lancaster
SECTION !, BE II ordained by the select ana
councils assembled that for the purpose
OF funding sl2,7O OF the bonded In
neotedness OF the city OF Lancaster, bear
Ing per cent. interest, part at four per cent
city Is hereby authorized TO issue certificates
$500 in denomiua,ons Of % .,is bear st Interest 81
nj SIX per cent. per annum, PAYABLE quarterly
for for the purpose Of redeemlng the certificates of
Indebtedness now in the Buchanan Nc Eyoy-
Reynolds relief fund and also issue certificates
OF Indebtedness OF said city TO the amount OF
denominations of 500, TO bear interest at the
rate OF per cent. per annum, payable quarterly,
said certineates 10 be reasonable In lawful
money OF the United States at the pleasure of
the city, after fifteen years, and within thirty
years nom the date thereof and 10 be free from
all other taxation. The interest OF the same
shall be made payable at the office of the
treasurer OF the city OF Lancaster, and they shall
nave sci ior.h ana expressed upon their face the
SIC. 2 That the mayor of the city Is hereby
authorized aud empowered TO sell and dispose
per cent interest issued under this ordinance
for lawful money OF the United States at not
less than their par value, and 10 apply, the pro
Indebtedness of the city OF Lancaster, bearing
six per cent, interest, and for no other purpose
SEC. 3. An annual Ia OF one-half mill OH the
dollar on all subjects OF taxation for city pur-
poses Is hereby directed 10 be assessed aud
levied TO pay the principal aud Interest on The
above loan, colleetible and payable az other
clay taxes,
Ordained and enacted into a law at the CITY
Of Lancaster, February 5, lsO.
W. X. BEARD
President Common Council.
DAVID l.. DEEM,
Clerk Common Council.
ID. r. LONG,
President Select Council
FRANK =. BARR,
Clerk Select Council pro tenn.
Approved February ], 1890.
TStd EDW, EDGERLEY, Mayor.
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A Hotel Ref1tted.

The East End hotel, No. 43i East Orange
street. Henry J. Kegel proprietor, has been
refitted and repainted. Mr.. Kegel ex-
tended invitations to friends aud nsighbors
TO partake Of luncheon on Thursday.
Many friends attended and they were well
cared for. The saloon has been hand
somely repapered, repainted and re-
modeled
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Surprise Party.

Last evening surprise party was given
for Miss Mary Z. Rannels, at her resid ence,
No. 81 Plum street. About 40 couples
were present. Prof Kendig and Mr..
kissinger, Of Mile Titlen's Concert com
psny, furnished the music for the occasion.
Besides dancing there were all sorts Of
games. The festivities ended after the
party enjoyed a fine banquet.
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II Was slimly Attended,

Less than fifty persons assembled at the
court house on Thursday evening to hear
the lecture of Hamoud Mukaddim, the
Druse from Mt. Lebanon, Syria. He ap-
peared in the costume of his native land and
spoke On the customs and manners of the
people OF Syria. His hearers were highly
entertained.
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The public meeting OF the Women's Indian
association, 10 which reference has been made
before, will be held next Monday evening at 1880
o'clock, in Trinity Lutheran chapel. There Will
he special music and an address by MIR. O uin
ton, president OF the National Indian associa-
ton, In which some startling truths about the
Indian will be told. There will be no charge for
admission.
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Running on North Queen Street,

This afternoon, for the first time the
ears OF Lancaster Street Railway company
started to run up and down North Queen
street, between Centre Square aud the
Pennsylvania railroad station.
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The Living Wonder OF the Age.

Ralph Bingham, the boy orator, humorist
and violinist, who Is said 10 have no equal on
the American stage, will appear In the Court
House next Tuesday evening, under the aus
pices Of the Young Peoples Society OF st. Johns
Lutheran church. flitd
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Execution Issued.

A. J. Eberly, attorney for Elizabeth
and Isaac Sweigart, issued execution
this afternoon against the administrator of
Samuel Aungst's estate for sS,477.5O. The
parties live in West Cocalico.
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His Objections.

From the Merchant Traveller.
~ sec the price of meats has gone up"
said travelling man to his wife.
"Hasi itP"
"Yes; and as a man with judicious sport
Ing instincts, object to it."
"To what"
Playing for such high steaks"
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Not Thoroughly Posted.

FTolu The American Grocer.
Customer-I say, uncle, how long have
you had these new laid eggs In stock3
Rastus-I dunno ezackly, boss. You see
Fse only been wukin' heah month.
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REST,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
CORNER WEST KING AND PRINCE sTs.,
Directly Opposite
J.B. Martin a Co.'S Dry Goods Store, and
Next Door 70 Sorrel Horse Hotel.
Look for the Big Sign across the pavement.
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Good
But Not
Dear.

good run together like THIS! Good goods
sold cheap, just now great reductions on Win
ter Suits aud Overcoats, ailwool and good. 81 50,
81 SO, s. and go Mems Handsome Dress Over
coats, Cape Goats and storm Coats. sl3, Sis, SIS.
Boys overcoats, 81 and good S. 80 all-wool at
IS. large choice and many styles. These
prices are a third less than coats are worth.
Priced to sell and win buyers best expresses
what good Suit will cost you now.
Prince Albert Suits, all-wool worsted, SIS.
Good business Suits, 81, s. and %.
Boys and Children's Suits. IA good pick yet
and prices leaning your way, 81, s. %, IS, 90 So
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Suspended For Ten DAYS.

Mayor Edgerley on Thursday sus.
pended oficer John Crawford for ten days
tpr violation OF rales while on duty.
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Ladies Day, Saturday, February sth, the
promised display OF Spring Novelties In our
West window will be on time and viii pay 10
visit. WILLIAMSON kkOsTER
IA
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PRoF. q. y. HoKe, DEAR sfR About three
months ago I was persuaded TO wear one of
your Medicated Electric Abdominal Support.
ers, and now, after giving II complete trial, I
can sny II Is the best arrangement for delicate
ladies TO wear. ! suffered with female weak
ness for yenrs and all the remedies used only
gave me temporary relief, In fact some even ir-
rltated what they should have cured. Since
began wearing your Supporters can call my
selfa well woman. Any one desiring further
Information can call on G. U. Hoke, who will
give the number Of my residence. feb7-itd
A Good Boarding House for Horses.
One OF the best and most complete horse sta
bles In the city Is the one kept by Hiram Skeen
which IL In the rear Of Snyder & Brothers trim
ming store ON West King street (the old Cross
Keys hotel property Mr.. skeen makes u spe.
cinlty of boarding horses and he has every conf
venience. He recently fitted up a fine lot O.
box stalls with oil the latest improvements and
the stable will accommodate twenty horses.
Mr.. Skeen has the most competent men In his
employ and horses receive the best attention.
SO the place IL worthy OF the public patronage.
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T b. MARTIN 4 60.
J. 3. MARTIN & co.

Upholstery Goods.
The table filled with Bargains
in Upholstery Goods was the
centre Of attraction yesterday.
Every article at u and q price.
Another lot for next week.
Table CoverS.
Jute, Raw Silks, Felt and
Tapestry Table Covers that sold
from 81 to So each, reduced to
25c, soc and 75c. Everyone
damaged, some slightly from
store draping, others more so
from other causes.
Uina0sg D1rabyy.
Have you pair or a single
window to drape2 An op-
Portunity to buy u, l or pairs
OF curtains at a low price.
Not more than pairs in any
one lot. Swiss, Madras, Not
tingham, Chenille and Turco-
man. Some are about d their
regular prices.
Muslin Day.
Tomorrow, Saturday. Febru-
ary s, Muslin and Sheetings at
Cut Prices. A chance for the
shrewd housekeepers, Hill, q
yard wide, 634c; yard wide,
ne; Fruit of the Loom, S34c;
Williamsville, 9Hc Pride Of
the West, II4c; Appleton A,
64c; Utica, Io-4 Sheeting,
a5c; Utica, s-4 Pillow Case,
I5Hc,
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A Paralyzed Child Made to Walk.

TuLpfhoCKES 4. o., Berks Co., Pa, Aug. IA,
lsss.-Prof G. L. Hoke, Dear Sir Last winter
my son, Harvey Calvin, became suddenly paral-
y@ed In his legs aud could not stir a limb. He
remained In this sunditon for four months
when heard OF your Electric Belts, and pur-
chased one. i applied IL TO the child, ana In
one weeks time IL was able 10 walk Ii i'm.
proved rapidly, and now runs around the same
as any other child. had tried many doctors.
and all said there was no hope for my boy.
Harvey Calvin was born November 10, lsS5
Yours gratefully,
JOHN ii. STAMM.
II no cure OF no relief, no pay. At SB North
Queen street, every Wednesday. It'd
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Percaie Shirts and Waists

AT CUT PRICES.
Mems shirts, 81 to zoe 81 % To- 81 81 20 and
sl rs to 81 %
Boys fercale Waists, SOC To t2c s5c 10 $50 ;
81 TO Sic,
These are the " star make, and you know
the " star " trademark means character In the
goods.
The Custom Tailoring Department Is actively
making best fitting Trousers and handsome,
s., 81, s7.S
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StOCk Markets.

Quotations by Reed, McGrann \ Co., bankers,
Lancaster, Pa.
NEW YORK LIST. IL An. l2M, 3PM
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RieHr IN dhApE' RIdHrlN rhIcE'
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-11-07

I'D in circus for that purpose, and the news
came to the audience in the theatre As some
one took the stage and announced 60 tne e1-
cited multitude: ''Herod IL dead! herod IL
deadF'
Then in my dream all the pomp OF
Jericho vanished, and gloom was added 20
gloom, and desolation TO desolatiou. ana woe
20 woe, until, perhaps the ripping waters
Of the fountain OF Elisha suggesting it-as
sounds will sometimes give direction TO n
dfeam-I thought that the waters OF Chrlsts
salvation and the fountains open for sin
and uncleanness" were rolling through that
plain and across the continent, and rolling
round the earth, until on either side OF their
banxs all the thorns became flowers and
all the deserts gardens, AMI all the
novels mansions, and all the fu-
nerals bridal process ons, and all the blood or
war was turned into dahlias and all the
groans became anthems, and Daatss In
ferno" bee 1me Dante's ''Divina Gem media"
and Paradise Lost" was submerged by
Paradise Regained" and tears became
crystals, cruel swords came out or foundTles
glistening plowshares, and In my dream at
me blast OF a trumpet the Frustrated walls
Of Jericho rose again.
And some one told me that as these walls
IN Joshua's time at the sounding trumpets
If doom went down, now at the sounding
trumpet of the gospel they come up
again. And | thought man appeared at
the door Of my tent, and I said, ''Who are
you and from whence have you conner,
and he said, Il am the Samaritan you heard
Of at the tavern on the road from Jerusalem
to Jericho, as taking care of the man
who fell among thieves, and l have
lust come from healing the last wound of the
last unfortunate in all the earth" And l
rose from my pillow in the tent 30 greet him,
and my dream broke and | realized it was
only dream, but dream which shall be-
come glorious reality as surely as God is
true and Christ's gospel is the worlds Ca
tholicon GLORY be to the Father, and to
the Son, AID to the Holy Ghost, as it was at
the beginning, is now and ever shall be,
world without end Amen"