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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-06

BALTIMORE, Sept. Flour. steady;
western superb, 19Oa2OO: western etra,
2.l502.G5: do. family 200n3J0. winter
wheat patents. 3.5Ou37j; spring, 5000
40; straights 3.4OQ3G5. Wheat strong;
No. . red. spot. G7i3Q3, month, 67N bid
oct. GSt0GDac. T2iAa72as; steamer.
No. . red. Gr,0ia; middling wheat, by
sample GG067 corn. duh. but hrmer;
mixed spot 4G4037; month. 45HQ45b:
oct, 4Gl4 asked year, 46ii asked. White
corn, by sample. 81; yellow corn. by
sample. 80 oats, hrmer: No white
western 3ld35; no. mixed western,
GgQ3L Rye neglected: No. p 520j3.
Hay steady; more inquiry; good TO choice
Timothy. S14Q15. Grain freghts. quiet,
steady; steam TO Liverpool per bushel
81. Corn. for orders per quarter, IS.
9102s 10i3d. Cotton per 100 pounds, 22c.
Flour. do. 14c. Provisions. quiet. UNI
changed Butter firm; creamery fancy.
2512G; do. fair 10 choice, 1924; do,
imitation. 20Q22. Good TO choice. 1G0l7;
store packed 1Gu10. Eggs firm. 1919.
Coffee. quiet; Rio cargoes. No. Z. 1868.
Sugar steady and active; graduated,
5.4Ji2. other articles unchanged.
Virginia 3's. G5dh; b. & O. stock.
G7aGSig; b. d O. s. W. frsts. 1.01h bid;
1st incomes CD bid second do 22 bid;
third do. q bid. Consolidated Gas bonds,
1.0SaLONl4; do. stocks, 5Ga bid.
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81 LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 5.-Flour. dull: pat
ents. 3003.25; fancy. 240a2.5O; family,
1.9O02.05. Wheat. higher: Sept closed. GOi3.
oct, G2l4; Dec. G6', Corn higher; Sept.
closed, 3l'.; oct. $l4uas; Dec. 342s.
oats steady; Sept closed 2sis. May.
2S1s Eggs. 1l015 firm. The market
ruled quiet and firm under a very fair de
mand and light supply: good stock at -
and inferior at Has. Butter. unchanged
Creamery separator. 23Q24. Dairy. choice
Y022. Provisions. stronger; higher with
good demand. Pork. new. S1G2juJO. on
orders, ,SlG.15017 Lard, prime steam.
SIC; dry salt meats. shoulders at ~;
long and clear ribs. 03sai4; shorts. g7s;
boxed. 15c. higher Bacon. back shoulders.
So; longs, 1914; clear ribs 1O3i; shorts
lie.
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Treatment OF Dunsons.

Bunions are serious and hard to treat.
About the only thing 70 do Is to wear seam
less stockings, and shoes with kid or fine
calf uppers Avoid heating the feet and
change the shoes frequently. Any sweet
oil will heal the soreness of Joint, and
sometimes amounting it with iodine will
bring relief. When bunion gets trouble
some, the best plan is to buy a stick OF sui
phate OF copper, pure away the dead skin
and cautsrize the spot The operation is a
triie painful, but it is only momentary
while the sense OF relief that is sure TO fol
low is like the peace that passeth under.
standing. New York World.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL, Sept 5.-NOON- Cotton.
moderate demand; prices unchanged
American middling. 4 7-16, sales. 5000
bales; American, 6500 bales: specie and
export. 200 bales; receipts. 5000 bales.
American, 1850 bales Futures quiet de-
mand moderate. Sept. 423: Oct-Nov.
S.2fW23; Nov-Dec., A25Q24: Dec-Jan..
APO; Jan-Feb, 42oa2s; Mar-Aprn. 4.338
81: April-May, 434.
4 T.. Motion. American middllng.
Sept, 10 value; Sept-Oct., 4.2lQ25: oct
Nov, i2lQ25; Noy-Dec., 4.26 value; Dec
Jan. 427Q2S; Jan-Feb.. 4.29Q3O; Feb
Mar, 4.3lQ32; Mar-April. 4.33a34. April
May, 433q36. Futures closed steady at
the advance.
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THE CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO. Sept 5.-A moderate bust
ness was transacted and the feeling de-
velopcd was strong In wheat to-day.
The opening was "a fraction lower than
Saturdays closing. the market then be-
came strong and prices were advanced *,
then eased Of X, again advanced "a, and
held quite steady. the close being about
"A higher for sept and lc higher for Dec,
than the closing figures Saturday. In corn
there was good speculative business
transacted. the market ruling active,
with fluctuations covering lHlk range.
Continued dry weather advanced May
corn a cent and helped the nearby de-
liverics slightly. There was q fair trade
in oats. bat the market moved Ina SYM
pathy with corn. and prices advanced
l4WlN. and closed steady at about the
top figures.
The speculative market I'm provisions
continued i'm the same rat of dizziness
that 10 has dragged along iu for some
time. The amount OF business transacted
early was so small that e conld scarcely
Doe said 10 constitute a market. The i'm
dicatious were. however. that a fairly
steady feeling prevailed. There was very
little trading in PORK. the offerings being
light. October closed al decline Of
DC. and Jan. &c. higher Lard opened Toe
lower and Immediately Jumped Joe.
higher. The offerings were limited. The
market closed steady for oct. NC un-
der Saturdays final figures. Ribs were
"A trlne more active than usual early.
Very little trading WAS done. however,
later The market closed 1jc. higher for
Sept
cash quotations: Flour, dun; little
change; prices steady. No. spring
wheat. Gr4; 10. ? red, Gli1; No. . corn,
37a,. No . oats 23Ap2fh; mess pork,
1540al54j; lard S07H0S l2i4; short ribs
sides. 025; dry salted shoulders blank;
short clear sides. 1OWalQ.2j Whisky
112.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

DRUGS, DYESTUFFS. OILS. ETC.
Extract ogwOod-Assorted, 15ql6c
Alum -3Q4c.
Concentrated Lye-si.75 TO $3.50 per case.
Cochineal-50c. per pound.
Copperas-l l-2q2c.
Madder-iGc.
Ons-Linseed. 5Od55c.; machine. 45d75c ;
whale. 45c.; straits. 40Q45c.; Labrador
cod oil, 40g50c.; lard. 75c.NSi.00: sweet.
s. 90 per dozen best salad, $3.50: Virginia
lubricaung, l5QiOc.; kerosene. Ease. cash
per gallon.
Alcohol, s2.3Ca25O; sperm oil, S.OOql .25;
castor oil, $40; sulphur. S9ic.; blue
stone, cal lie.
Spices Pepper, salOc.; allsplce. salOc.
ginger. 14g25c.; cloves, 20c.; cinnamon
bark. iDc.
LUMBER.
Yellow Pine-l / II. 10 inch. No. I,
seasoned. 10 feet SlAO0016O0; /, Ia. IL
inch. No. 1. green. 16 feet. sl20OQl4OO: i.
IA. / IL inch. No. 2. seasoned. l6 feet
$l2.0d140O; /. Ia. l II inch, No. ?, green,
l6 feet, Sl00Odl20O: l, Ii. II inch, No
3. green, &c feet. SS00Q900; I. IA. IL
inch No. ]. heart. is feet $500; /, ! Ia,
ID inch. No. 2. heart 16 feet, sl8.0Od220O.
Misunderstanding Fitched-No. l. sea-
soned, Is feet. Sli00; No. !, green. l6 feet,
Sl2 90: seasoned, Is feet. 81 .OOd13.00; No.
e D.
16 feet SS.0009O0: sawed laths. Sl60d1 Go.
CEMENT, LIME. PLASTER. &C.
Cement-James River, Sl.& per barrel;
Rosendale H-3O; Imported PartianI, s30
S3y5: American Portland. S2.TuS3.
Lime-Ag ricultural Sdl0c per bushal:
Rockland, Sl.O5QN-O per barrel; Virginia,
81.
Plaster-Lump, 81 per ton; ground
$780, calcined plaster. Sl65.
North Carolina Tar large size. IS: coal
tar. 81
Fire Brick-sS5GSiO per 1000
Plastering Hairs 1-2Q4c per pound.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Lemons-SS 75QS450.
Oranges-Messina. s3.598.5O; Florida,
S25OQS3O0.
Peaches-Three-pec boxes. 5Oa75c. one
half bushel boxes, 4Oa5Oc.; ordinary s1.OO
per barrel.
Apples-Ordinary. Soc per barrel.
Bananas-Si00dH.75 per bunch.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., sl.EQs20O per bar
rel
New Irish Potatoes-No. l, s2.5Ods2.75:
No 2. no demand.
Cabbage, H25Q$l0 per barrel
CHICKENS. BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chickens-Per pound. 12dl3c.
Old Fowls-Hens. 25deoc.; mixed coops.
25c.; ducks, 20d30c.
Eggs-Sql0c per dozen.
A'Allfl uulif tuDltt, loH-oC. per DOun0s
medium. l5glGc.; common, 12a14c. Mar
ket dull.
SEEDS
Clover-Red, s76asSoO; sapnng, S8;
timothy s210q$2.25; herd grass, sL25a$l iO
Kentucky bluegrass. $i.25qsl50.
POWDER AND SHOT.
Fuse-Toy mining 35Q75c. per hundred
feet; powder. $3.50 per key; blasting $50;
mining, $40.
shot-Drop shot. sl.55 per bag; buck
shot, $3.50 per bag
PRINTS
Harmony. Fancies. ll-2c; Aliens. DO.
l-2c.: Gloucester. do.. lie; Gamers,
To-, lie; Simpsons, do, &C.; Hamilton.
To-, &C.; Pacific. do. &C.: Windsor. do, &C.
Manchester, do. &C.; Merrimaek. do, &C.
Nmerican shirtings. 41-2c; Merrimack,
To-, &C.: Lodi. do. 4f-4c
Gro CERES AND wOODENwARE
choite Porto Rico moiasses. Sc: medi-
im' Sc; fair, &C.; No. Cuba, &c.; No.
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DEATHS.

az Il o'clock. at the residence of her son-in'
law, j. Haryie Blair. Mrs. GILLIAN RAG.
LAND, in the eghty-second year Of her age
Funeral services and burial will take place
at her late home IN OWingsYlle Ky.
KRATZ-Died. on the lth Of September. at
the residence of her .randmother. Mrs. ". j.
Bullock, MARGUERITE KERR Oldest
dsugh or Of H. q. and ". j. KRAFT. in the
fourth year OF her axe.
-, Funeral from l26 WestClay street THIS AT
TEkNOON At p. NJ. lnterment at Holly
wood.
Philadelphia, Pa. papers please copy.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 5.-Flour steady;
spring patents 30OQ4.1O; family, 275Q
ap0.Wlnter patents. 8.0OqB25' family,
2OOQ2.D. Wheat frmer; No. . red,
81. Corn, firm; No. white, Al; No. 2
mixed, 42ha. Pork. steady: mess. Sl4;
clear, 1850. Lard. kettle 9isgA. Bacon,
steady; shoulders on; short ribs. 1914;
sbotr clear, II; do. boxed, ~. Butter,
nrmer; fancy, elgin, ~ Ohio creamery,
1000 Eggs, nrmer, 12h9l3. Wb'skey.
liz,
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NaW YORK PRoDUcE MARKET

AZ" YORK. Sept. 5.-Flour steady
I'D. ''".ef wheat low graues. 1882 a.:
4... fancy, 2450845. patents. 34oa
.... easota clear. 25OQS.O0. patents
.... southern flour. dull steady.
l' iair extra. 2lOq3lO GOOD IN
... DO, @15lN25. Wheat fairly
nj %. 'aI'2 higher. closed firm. No. ,
1U. C.., ana elevator GSHa7O5: aAoat
ire f..l 'H opened weak. rallied clos
i.r 'l li4c.. over Saturday Trad-
b.. ''ly active; Sept. 7O.. oct M.
a.t.,. - May, 81. Corn. moderately
ts.I Ic higher. No. 2. 45a. elevator.
I..,. 'tl Options advanced lL41c
g. n.. -1.i' sept, 45K. oct. &C. Dec
r.s...,', steady; fairly active. opt,ons
No,' eeliFe. hrmer. Sept. 30. oct
ta.f Vo "os' no. white. Oct 3oN
ue.l.,, o.. 30 no. ? white. IN. mixei
t..f,. 800 White do, 32iLQ30 Wool
peI,f .,' domestic fleece 2o05S.
l04l5 49,. Beef dun. steady famn,,
esI.,. .N't" mess, I5OQS.5O Reef ha,,,s'
ta t'''V' Ilerced beef Quiet. c,,,, 49,,
t. 4Nlidn mess 1501- 49, ''y TX
lsls &. .+.t'I'.' picked bellies. i2c.: sboul-
iaL a. mans. l00ll; middles noni-
49, 80. quiet. hrmer. wester ,,' s noi''l-
o., CO., nominal. CITY 7slI,eo go. en-
r... ea none. refined stesS,. "
p.-. ,.. .. A., 0.8O; compound 7akeg7s
d. tl','' unchanged New me- sS ~,
yglo. ~ seed Oh. steady; crude sooss.
'"''' Sssas Petroleum, Quiet Ias' W STsSs'
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SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH. Sept. 5.-spirlts turpen-
tine opened and closed firm, 25Ib FOR
regulars; sales Of all that could be de-
liyered from wharvs.
Rosin unchanged Good demand
Quotations. a, b. c, and d. 90; Q. o..
Z, 100; &. 1.O5 h. 10; LBS; k, $50 m
2; II, 2s5; window glass, BIO; water
white, 3.3J.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

WEST POINT, VA, Sept. 5.
Arrived Aleghaney: Parker, Providence
via Norfolk and Newport News, passen-
gers and general cargo
Charlotte. Nickle. Baltimore, passen-
gers and general cargo.
Elm City. Marshall Walkerton, pas
sengers and general cargo.
Sailed-Aleghaney Parker, Providence
via Norfolk, passengers and general
cargo.
Charlotte, Nickel, Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo.
Elm City Marshall. Walkerton, pas
sengers and general cargo.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept 5.-Total CONSOLE
dated net receipts for cotton reported to-
day from an ports were, 4.135 bales;
exports Great Britain, 2421 bales, France,
a. bales, Continent. 1912 bales; stock,
pa, 1T. Total. so far this week: Net re-
ceipts, 1907 bales. exports. Great Brit
ain, 2.42G bales France, IS bales; Con-
tinent 2S22 bales
NEW YORK. Sept Cotton quiet; up
lands s; Orleans 50; sales, 4.66l bales.
Futures closed firm; sales. $4,000 bales.
sept. 40; oct, 7e3; Nov, SIT; Dec,
SOB; Jan, SGD. Feb. S11; Mar, $50;
April 500; May SGS.
NEW YORK, Sept 5.-The total con-
solidated net receipts of cotton reported
to-day from an ports were 1892 bales eek
ports Great Britain. 4 bales stock. 243
l13 bales. Total SO far this week: Net
receipts. GSI2 bales; exports Great Brit
ain, bales Continent, 90 bales.
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GRIM AND cOrTON EXCHANGE.

HIDH IUND. "a, September B. 1877.
Offerings Wheat. PA bushels. Corn,white,
- bushels, Oats. 3t6 bushels
Sales Wheat 1852 bushels.
Corn white q bushels
Oats 2lG bushels.
Quotations. Nhoat-Longberry COO. CSC.
mixed. lOc 20 o.: short cry, BE. 10 o..
NO. red, 6ic. Corn White. prime Virginia
bag lots s9c.; No. white. lsc 10 49,; No. mix
ell &c 20 $50. Oats-Ninfer for seed. 3yc
10 Sc No. mixed Oats. 3llsc. 10 &c; No. 3
mixed, 3Jc 10 SIC. Rye, sc. 90 SIC.
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ington bbls.. SIS. do. bulk. 2.G5; refined
New York SIS. Philadelphia and Bait
more. 30. do. bulk 2.Gpn2G5. Rosin'
hrmer. quiet. strained common TO GOOD
1GO0l05. Turpcntine. scarce, firm at 3oc.
Rice. good demand. firm: domestic. tair
TO extra 23Sujt2. Japan. 4h9l1s. Mo-
iasscs. firm. New Orleans. open kettle'
good TO choice. 3Ou3s; quiet and steady
Peanuts quiet; fancy hand picked.4Ag1s.
coffee. options steady, unchanged TO -
down. sept. 1925. Dec. 13.393j,; May,
I8poNg5. spot Rio. firm. No. Z, lG5s@i1.
Sugar. raw. steady. active. fair refining,
g.. centrifugals. 96 test. 3'5: refined act
i've nrmNo. 6. 4A9i 1910. standard A,
, 3-lGNJk. Cut-loaf 5SsU1-l6 granu-
lated. 3-lG05iq Freig,ts, Liverpool,
dull, weak; cotton. sd. grain, 202hd.
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TIMES LIBRARY COUPON.


No LAYS OF ANCIENT By LoRDM
NV" "N'A ~ w."
The HOUSE BY
Mob CRAWFORD. In GAsKEL
No6' THE COMING BY LOAD Yrrox
Marvel
NOS FRANKENSTEN ByMa
MOB A BOOK OF GOLDEN BY MY
NrHSE H,wruoR
ByNA
Noi2 ESSAYS OF CHARLES LAmR
By OrvTRG 1psx
By HwrHoR
By IERNARp d SAINT uRRE
NoI& STORY OF AN AFRICAN FARM scHSra
m
Address DEPARTMENT.
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What She Didn't Know.

Mr.. Sappy--Didn't you know. Mis-,
Navy, that horse kicked me once and
Knocked me- senseless'
Shell didn't know that 1t was a horse
that did it, Mr.. Sappy.-Brooklyn Life.
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The Coming
the man I In the
time IL of
20 when iswfl
OF
domes
az
andin
OF things
mind
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CHARLESTON MARKET.

CHARLESTON, s. c.. Sept. 5.-Turpen-
tine, firm NJ 2lc. Rosin. quiet and firm
at SOC. good strained. Cotton firm. asking
higher; midding, nc.
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MARRIAGES.

Won ER-BULLOCK-M Married. on the
9Th instant, AZ the home Of the brides mother,
by the Ray. Pike Powers, MIR. FREDERICK
EMIL Won KRAMER " Munich. Bavaria
and MISS JOSEPHINE WISE BULLOCK, Of
Richmond, Va.
se5-lt'
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An Explanation.

Angeline-It was awful. A great big bee
buzzed up and stung me right In tbs
cheek.
Rudolph-Very likely he thought he had
found honey mine-Harper' Bazaar.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS. sept. Futures
steady; sales. $1,000 bales; Sept. 763;
oct. 7Gs. Nov. 7.7s; Dec. 7.s9; Jan.
sol. Feb, Sl2, Mar, SO.
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for no I "A oms
reading
Of his genius 4 we
unappu
and bless the Of an author who contyes
traits Of Poor Po genial fancy
uertng
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. Sept. 5.-Rosin steady;
strained, 10; good DO. so; turpentine firm.
25l2. Tar steady at 30. Crude turpentine
firm; hard, 100; soft and virgin, 10.
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ne" by j. NJ
o lite
I'm Of hum
on his lie
the class sailor
O a
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14 rMIcE roLn TALEs. RE NA1nANEL MAwTnonNE.

mosd o.
% published and
,n subsequently, reprinted reality ceTod Tales They have all
Of
effect is heightened Of
us own than ty imaginative genius Of the author
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{ THE HOUSE OF nm SEyEN GARLEs Rx NrnANm AwrnonN

he Of
day The work is perhaps the
era
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, - Il ,rHICAX TlRM ~ lRaIrb Iron scHRENEn

Under stor, OF the appealing
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OF In
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10 ESSAYS OF ELLA. BY CHARLES Lawn


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they are utmost ease ard and composed at
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grace
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. FRANKENSTEIN Or THE MODERN PROMETHErS. Rr Nns sn

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5. CRAWFORD. By Mrs GAsKrLL.

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TIIE EEyERIES or BACHELOR; OR BOoK OF TmE arARr
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RICHMnND sTOCK MARKET.

lE.ported by Messrs. John l.. Williams a
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and Main ireets.j
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thrones Of glory ON which you might
have been seated, but which you will
never climb. We will never get over
procrastination, neither In time nor In
eternity. We have started on march
from which there is no retreat. The
shadows of eternity gather on our path
way. How insignificant is time com.
pared with the vast eternity! ! was
thinking of this while coming down over
the Allegheny mountains at noon, by
that wonderful place which you have all
heard described as the Horseshoe--a de
preston in the side of the mountain
where the train almost turns backs again
upon itself, and you see how appropriate
is the description Of the Horseshoe-and
thinking ON this very theme and prepar-
ing this very sermon it seemed to me as
if the great courser of eternity speeding
along had Just struck the mountain with
one hoof and gone on into illimitable
space. So short is time, so insignificant
is earth, compared with the vast eternity
This morning voices roll down the sky,
and all the worlds of light are ready to
rejoice at your disenthrallment. Rush
not into the presence of the king ragged
with sin when you may have this robe
of righteousness. Dash not your foot to
pieces against the throne of a crucified
Christ. Throw not your crown of life
off the battlements. All the scribes of
God are this moment ready with vol
umes of living light to record the news
of your soul emaYcipated,