The Penn's Grove record., 1894-11-30

nsdiately in order that they mhtt share
With us, but No knew that ths eo1t1g o. his
e-snforcement would help to hold thu
Siace until further reIief should cone. Had
lot this first relief arrive as It al 10 a day
" i've at most and perhaps n ans hourths
iesiegsrs would have broken in, aid our end
you'll have coma. Il sepoys I'D dug six
nlnss nnisr the resttency md would soon
AVE exploi led all"
After ~ had obtalnea a few Islifis that
tad beer pickle | ont Of tho Wl8, lai . piece
VI the bombshell, We walkai arotnd the elo-
iuent ruins an put our han IS mo the scars
II the Shattered masonry AMI explored the
cemetery insidethe fort, wte-s lpndrods of
he dead 7oldiers await tis coming Of the
ord Of nRsts az the lsst Do. and we
ii a-trsAS my sihoiisas were
vrung OUT M ! safd. LET " 60. ]
lad seen the residency at Lu( know The
lay before with q beloved Missionary,
md he told msmuny interesting facts con-
,ernlng tho hesie9ement OF TIM place, but
his morning I had seen Il "a smhpany With
,ne who in that awful 1857 81 the fniian
nutiny With his own FIRE had fotglt the boz
degers, and with his oEn ear HID heard tie
rell OF the utscrsants as they itiei to storm
he walls, and with his own es hal wiz
aessed a scene Of pang and So Zee and en-
iurance and bereavement aud prowsss aud
rescue which has made all Ills lucknow
ortress and ifs surrouhdfnpsf tn Mount Cal
fary OF the nineteenth cehtur.
On the following day, at1ut four miles
rom the residency, I visifsi the grave OF
Havelock. The seenes OF bars lship an self
iacrifce through which he TAI passed wera
90 much for mortal eu1uraAcs, and q feg
lays alter Haveiock LEFT the Hssiteney WHICH
10 had relieved he lay IA tent a-dylng,
while bis son, whom 1 saw inaL9nion on my
way here, was reading to fhk old hero the
sonsolatory Scriptures, lbs telegraph
wires had told all Naffo9s that Have
lock was sick unto Eesth. He had
received the message Of Contamination IRON
Queen Victoria over his tri4nphs and ha
been knightsi, AMI sach rsss2tion MS En,.
land never gavafo any man l;ncs yelling.
ton came back from Waterloo awsited HE
return But he will never agAin see his M.
tive land. He has led his list army and
planned the last battle Yet ne ts to gair
smother victory. He deslarfi it when Il
his last hours he saidfo Qenafal 0utram %
die happy and coul entsf. 1 have for forty
years SO ruled my lie that when death cams
1 might faes It without fear. To dieh
gain" Indeed this was no hew sentimen
isilty with HIN. no once stated that II
boyhood with TOUR Companions he was az
custoned to seek the "seclnsion on one o
i isss ss. sss'sIs / s. 81. ss rs s 5. ssg sssss
ed as Msthodists ani caaflns hypocrites.
ne mad In early NE been mn'srsed n q Bap
iist church HeaekaoWledgsd Godin ever
hattie ives Il sio tie pcwes ii tas Enisi,
vi1e IN British to BfitAh pluck and 4
righteous cause. liz W. Accustomed dS /,
spend two hours every morning IN praye
u maLyn = : 2 es2cS ne srose ~ purposes 2
1880 $500. y 3 = siSss, ana Z -
uny ~ ~ nzetsn - ~ 'tsst ne arose NJ
4 pam marks hayslocki
srave, sus ~ epnapn = sas peautitui ant
ongrsnsnsiss ~ Anyt9ing Anave evers sen
M Z eopiso Y tnen ma there, fni 4 y q
Hsnry Haysjoss. t ms,a ~ ss ~ r I, nsM IA s-s 2
sh army snd kAizht E~5nnsnter OF tn,
patn, WAC aiea I Lixoosla Lucknow Q
ayseptff prol4cei py hardships OF 1
campaign IN wlie1 no Hchieyei imnorta
lane, on the 2aHt Of November, 1857
he was bora m me 9TH OF April, 1885. a
bishops. Wernoas y Coanty. Durham, Eng
an Entsrst tha army 1915 Game to In
pia ldz3 sfFsfvsL ~ nerss &khS3sttle Inter.
iuptlon titl NJ death 10 bore m honorable
Manratta Gang Ign Of laaa Anithe Sutlij o.
ls45. Retained ~ adverse circumstances
IN sqoordinate position, It vas the ain
II his life to show that the profession Of
Christian Is consistent with the fullest
discharge Of the duties of a soldier. HI
commanded a division In tho Persian exoe.
iitiol OF 1857. In hi terrible ccnyutsion 81
That year his genius AMI eharaoter wsrs nj
langth fully Developed AMI known 10 ths
world. Saved from ahipwreck on the Cav,
on coast b. the Providence which designed
aim for greater things, he was nominated
70 the co nnand Of the eolu nm destinei to
r Ipnsss OBJECT 'si aasr sss Mimost e su nas asa /, !;