The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-16


ment, while time and opportunity
are offered, to provide against that
great change when all the pomps and
pleasures of this Aeeting world viii
pail upon The sense, and the recol~
lection Of q virtuous and welI-spent
life will yield the only comfort and
consolation. Thus we shall not be
hurried, unprepared, into the pre-
sence Of that all-wse and powerful
Judge, to whom the secrets of all
hearts are known; and on the great
day of reckoning we shall be ready
to give good account of our stew.
ard hip while here on earth.
''With becoming reverence, then.
let us suppIicate the Divine Grace
to ensure the favor of that Eternal
Being whose goodness and power
know no bounds; that, on the arrival
of the momentous hour when the
fading taper of human life shall faint
" gljmmer in the socket OF existence,
our Faith may remove the dark
STROUD, draw aside the sable curtains
If tho ,mh and hid Hone sn.t,in
and chaer ha donortinr enirit
.Tbe citv If fine dad NV hratb
rem, has an overwhelming emphasis
in il { solemn silence II telI. If Tho
catherine within H. embrace ne tha
PARENTS fondpst homes. of no ais.
severance of all earthly lies to tha
dana,tad o,os who goyG ne ninth of
rho darkness into which tha hripht
nroenacts of tho lnvinr husband and
tha davotnd v;rp have suadnnIv hnnp
anguIfed of tha u,ov,ilinr Grior NJ
the affect ionota hrothnr and tnndar
sister. of fine drrad sInen If death
which here onvnDons the suhiocts of
MANY IN eor}v many an mst,n-
taueous call mo eternitv owen in
the midst of health. of oaietv and
of hriuhtest homes
"And our denarted brother whore
is hoy An that remains If HIM here
an Garth ;e NOW oncIoead in tbot nor.
row coffin = Iifeless mass of cIav
The deem the aoonizino sorrow nf
those tn whom he was most near and
dear-the scaldinc tears which have
haen shed unon his last earthly tana.
ment-the manly and fraternal Grief
Of his brethren If the mystic tie
are all nv him uphpeded His every
facuitv has fed the nurnle current
which sustained his life has ceased IN
flow the tonone which was wont tn
olive ntterunre 70 fine cmot;ons and
feeIinos Of the heart performs
no more it's functions. the ewes
which so late reflected the move
ments of the INTELLIGENT nrinrin'e
within are now closed in death
nnf,tad IN romain lonrar an aorth
we Law him rnverpntIv beneath ,ts
surface A little narrow snot is all
that no now can 6Il. tho clod will
hide him from our view and the
nlaces which have known him boro
will know him no more forever
eve consiyn him IA the Grave
to the Iong Slpon If death . and ca
nrofound will he hat seen that fine
Giant tread Of the earthnuake even
shall not disturh if There will he
slumber until the Arch Angels
trump shall usher in that eventful
mora, when. by our Supreme Grand
Masters word, he will be raised to
that blissful Lodge which no time
can remove, and which, to those
worthy of admission, will remain
open during the boundess ages of
eternity In that Heavenly Sanctu-
arv the Mystic Light, unminpIed
with darkness, will reign unbrokcn
and perpetual. There amid the sun
beam smiles of Immutable Love. un-
der the benignant bend of the All
Seeing Eve, in that temple not made
with hands, eternal in the heavens, -
there, nv brethren, may Almlghty
God, of His infinite mercy. Grant
that we may finally meet, to part no
more
Past Master DAYTON. after deliv-
ering a series of inyocations to which
the brethren responded, $50 mote it
be !" took White apron and said:
Arhis Iomh.kin nr white anron
i an emblem Of Innocence and the
peculiar badge of a Mason. Ii is
more ancient than the Golden Fleece
or the Roman Eagle, and, when
worthilv worn, more honorable than
the Star or Garter, or any other or
der which earthly power can confer.
This emblem | now deposit in the
grave of our departed brother.
[n,,,,., Il %, tho o,,ly,t D. ,l;