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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11
ksseo. IN CHESAPEAKE
EI MANN CO AND
@SS;I1 80 OHIO RAILWAY.


Ed MANN Ef AND
ssssf1 IN 81 OHIO RAILWAY.
Effective October .. 1888.
TRAINS LEAVE RICBIOND-DROAD-
STREET STATION.
300 A. 81, Daily. with Parior Car FOR
principal stations, Newport
News, old Point, Norfolk,
and Portsmouth,. Connects
at Norfolk daily with Old
Dominion steamship Tor New
York.
$40 p. NJ. Daily. with Pullman for
local stations, Newport
News, old Point. Ntrf0lk
and Portsmouth Connects
at Old Point with Wasaing
ton steamers, daily. and
with baltimore steamers, eK-
cept Sunday.
1929 A 81. Dag Express, with Parlor-
Car. except Sunday. for
Clifton Forge. Connects at
GordOnsyile for Orange.
CslverIon Manassas. Alex
andria. ard Washington; at
Union Station, Charlotte
Vile, Tor Lynehburg at
Basic City lor Hagerstown.
x:l6 z. H.. Daily, with Pullman TO Cin-
cinnsti. Louisville. end a..
Louis. conflicting a. Cor
louisville for Orange. and a.
Grange VITO Southern rail
way, nortn-bOuDd; at Cow
ingtOn, Va, for Hot Springs.
Stops only at important
stations. Meals served on
Dining Cars. No. 7. local
train. except Sunday, follows
above train from Gordons-
Vile to Stanton.
o:6O =. G., Accommodation, except sun
1890 z. NJ, Daily, for Cincinnati. with
Pullman 10 Hinton. W. Va,
and GordousYlle 20 Clncin-
natl and Louisville. Meals
served on Dining Car. Con-
meets at Stanton Except
Sunday for Winchester, va.
and at Coy,ngton, Va, daily.
for Virginia Hot Springs.
9HAiSS LEAVE EIGHTH-STREET
STATION.
1880 A. ~, With Parlor Car, Daily, for
Lynchburs, Lexington, Va,
and Clifton Forge. Connects,
except Sunday, with Buck
ingham, and A berenc
branch, and at Clifton Forge
with No. FOR Cincinnati
300 NJ, Except Sunday, for Column
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
HROAD-STREET STATION.
500 A. M. Except Sunday. from Dos
well.
$50 A. NJ, Daily, from Cincinnati
1910 A. NJ, Daily, from Norfolk and Ola
Point.
$50 p. NJ. Daily. from Cincinnati ana
Louisville.
$50 p. NJ, Daily, from Norfolk and Old
Point
7:f5 p. NJ, Except Sunday. with Parlor-
Car. from clifton Forge
TRAINS ARRIVE EkGHTH-3gREET
STATION.
$40 a. NJ, Except Sunday, from Colum-
ba.
$50 p. h., With Parlor Ger, Daily
from Clifton Forge. Lsxilg'
ton. Va. and Lynohburg.
and, except sSaday, from
GsW Castle and Rosney.
JOHN y. POTTS,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
aU 10
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ACCoMMODATrON TRAINS.

(Daily except Suaday)
.t2A. NJ, Leaves GlDa Ior Qgantico.
100 Il. NJ, Leaves Byrd Street fof
Fredericksburg.
$50 Y. NJ, Leaves ltlna for Ashland.
8:4UA NJ, Arrives klba from Ashland.
s:2o A. NJ, Arrives Byrd Street from
Fredericksburg.
COS u. NJ. Arrives E.Ca from Ashland
W. T.. TAYLOR, 1raffc Manager.
Y. T. n. Myers. President. auD
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
HROtD-sTREEp STATION.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE sue
CESS"-$l00 invested By my "Safs Ne
thod' in Grain or stocks has paid 81 900
profit I'm thirty days; references furnish
ed write for particulars. RICHARD
OLIVER, Banker and Broker. Chicago
Stock Exchange, Chicago, and 63-65 Wall
street, New York city. &C S-Sun&W2t
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TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.


1913 A. NJ, Daily. from Jaeksonyille,
Savannah, Charleston, At
lanta, Macon, Augusta, and
all points South.
S.15 A. NJ, Daily, except Sunday, At
lanta, Athens, Raleiea, Hem
derson, Lynchbuta. and fhs
West.
s:37 A. NJ, Daily. Petersburg local.
X 100 A. NJ, Sunday only. from Atlanta.
Athens, Raleigh. HeDderaon,
LynchDurg, and the West.
Ii:O5 A. NJ. Daily Norfolk, Suffolk, and
Petersburg.
I:3BP p. NJ, Daily. except Sunday, from
petersburg Stops Chester.
Centralia. pTewry's Blum,
aud Manchester on signal.
T2O z. NJ, Daily. Jacksonville. Sayan-
nah, Charleston, Whining
ton. Goldsboro'. and all
points South.
6:55 p. NJ, Daily. Norfolk. Suffolk,
Wayerly. and Petersburg.
. SO z. NJ, Daily. Petersburg Lynch
burg. and the West.
]. r. KENNY. T. NJ. EMERSON,
General Manager Traffic Manager.
VI. NJ EMERSON.
General Passenger Agent.
{. .. CAMPBELL.
All 10 Division Passenger Agent.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

THE PUBLIC WILL TAKE NOTICE
that on September g. 1899. ] sold aud
transferred 70 CHARLES IL. PAGE all my
right title, and interest and goodwill i'm
THE PEOPLES ICE COMPANY"
heretofore operated by me. The said
Page assumed all the assets and labili-
ties OF the said business. and / have no
further interest I'm or connection with
same.
Respectfully,
o. ll-lt' ANTON SCHATZEL.
October 8. 1899.
I HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED L.
r. GARRETT my agent. to conduct a
GENERAL FEED BUSINESS az No. IS
west Broad street, Richmond. Va.
oc 5-2w II. +. W. LEWIS.
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ARRIVE BYRD-sraEEr STATION.

. Az -. 49,, .-s..-y. se-s'a y l1e.1tcr.
Brooke. Fredericksburg, AM
ford, boswell, Ashland, and
Elba. Stops al Other stations
Sundays Sleeper New YORK
10 Richmond.
400 p. H., Daily, except Sunday. Stops
at Fredericksburg, Milford,
boswell. Ashland. Glen AL
len, and Elba. Par.Or car
from Washington.
7.rOP NJ, Daily. Stops only NJ Frede-
ricksburg boswell. Ash
lana. and Elba. pullman
cars from New York.
s.40P NJ. Daily. stops az Whitewater,
BROOKE. fredericksburg,
summit, Guinea, Woodslans,
Milford. l,enola. Rutner
Glen, boswell. Taylorsville,
Ashland. Glen Allen, and
Etho SiceyfrO ca~
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steamer POCAHONTAS leaves MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY, at 7
A. NJ. for Norfolk, Portsmouth. Old Point.
Newpurt News, Claremont. ana James
river La ndings and connecting at Old
Point and Norfolk for Washington. Bal
tinore. and the North.
state-rooms reserved for the night al
Electric-cars direct 10 the wharf. Fare
only $50 and 81 to Norfolk. Music BY
Grand Crchestriop.
Fraigh, received for above-named places
and ali points in Eastern Virginia and
North Can olina. IRWIN WEISIGER.
General Manager,
Il. A. Barber, Jr., Secretary. my3
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ATLANTIC-COAST
LINE.

'" LllyE.
Schedule I'm Eject July al, 1874.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHM0ND--BYRD.
STREET STATION.
900 A. NJ. Daily. Arrives Petersburg
sSl A. n; Norfolk n.z A.
WAyerly. and Sufseik, Va
DOS a. M, Daily. Arrives Peterstur9
go A. NJ. Weldon tl;S
A NJ, Fayettsvills t1s p.
Sc. Charleston ie:p p. n.
savannah 1880 A. ~. JACK.
csnpa 60 p. n. Connects
riging Goids5oro' $40 r. NJ.
Wilmington SIS; at Ernporls
Tor Buffalo Lithia Springs
and all intermediate points,
Pullman sleeper Kew York
10 Jacksonville.
IL 80 a. NJ. Daily. except sunday. A.
rives Petersburg 1905 p. NJ.
stops Manchester, Drewry's
Bluffs. Centrshs, and Ches-
a'aa p. NJ. Daily. Iecai. Arrives Pc
tssTseurg 4iS p. NJ. Makes
$50 P. NJ. Daily. Arrives Petersburg
6:l5 =. ". Makes all local
stops Richmond and Peters
burg railroad.
7'3o r NJ. Daily. Arrives Petersburg
s:9i y NJ. Connects with
Norrolk and Western for
Norfolk end inisrmediats
points; FmpOria sle (Son-
meets with A and ID. for
stations between Enporia
ana Lawrencevllle). Weldon
s.R i. NJ, Fayetteville !
= q. Charleston s:o2 A. NJ.
Savannah 500 ~ NJ. jack
sonvllle +. NJ. Port Tampa
Sow = * LINE TO MIDDLE
GEORGIA PoINTS.--Arriy-
ing Aiken 7:2s 4. D.. Au-
gusta $40 a. NJ, Macon II
A n. Atlanta l2i5 y. ~.
Pullman Sleep-rs New York
20 Wilmington. Charleston.
Jdcksonyilie. Aiken, Augusta.
and Macon
300 =. H., Daily. Arrives Petersburg
2SS i. NJ. Weldon II 20 r.
NJ. Makes local stops be-
tween Petersburg and We'll
don: Arrives Lynchburs 2,Y
a. ~; Roanoke, Va, ~ A.
NJ. Bristol. Va, i0.40 A. NJ.
Connects az Emporia fer
Danyille. Va. arriving 5:3s
A. NJ. Pullman Sleeper Rich
mond 10 Lynchburg
IO:4S 7. NJ, Daily. Arrives petersburg
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Nos. 81 and 81. between Manchester and
Neapolis.
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CHURCH INTELLIGENCE.


CONTINUED from pagc sovcntcen.)
lecton-Tho Picnic Mnrrh. Later In tho
morning Elders and Saints convened In
tcatimony meeting.
The service uf the day convened at
u o'clock, noon. our bamboo meeting
houss wns crowded to Overlooking
with strangers and friends. Elder Mo-
Bride made short speech Of welcome.
Sister LonghurHt followed In her good.
mothcrly way, talking mostly for tho
sisters. The meaning Of the day was
explained by ilro. Clayton. ana q. L.
warniok dwelt briefly upon Zion and
IT. gathering place. An Interesting fca-
ture was tho school singing, and also
hymns By the Eldern and sisters Then
all mingled together FOR a few moments
In hand shaking and the making Of new
friends, while tho characteristic feast
was being arranged. This was boun-
tcoua, and made more 40 by the as
sistance OF our foreign friends who have
not forgotten how to prepare tho good
things Of civilization.
The afternoon wua spent In general
recreation. A military drlll WIS given
BY "a company Of young men, directed
by Elder Roberts. We had music by
the boys games for the children and
good wholesome conversation By the
older ones.
AZ night n school entertainment was
rendered. hNN hnd only 70 close MS
eyes. forget the dusky faces 90 imagine
ones self listening 20 more civilized
voices.
our district conference was held here
Sunday. the day previous. There were
present representatives from the three
branches u this END" Elder g. Reid
and wife were detained because 81 Ill
ness at their branch. In snlclnvalu:
otherwise We were all gathered together
and Ia nna spirits
Three we'll attended services We're
held, and conioint sunday school. Each
Elder had the privilege Of explaining
the principles OF the Gospel. Good at
tcntion was paid, and strangers listened
20 the Shepherds voice.
Although this IL the season Of rough
seas and hard winds. the Lord con-
trolled the elements In our behalf. Co
ing down the 20 miles was a pleasant
sail OF i've hours and the home COM
inE was rowcd by our school boys In
seven hours.
Three baptisma and a marriage have
been performed lately. our schools are
In a good healthy condition. a series
Of concerts held amongst the people has
created much good will for us. Pros
poets are bright Tor the futurN We all
Join In sending greetings 10 Zion.
Yours IN the Ministry,
c. l.. WARWICK.
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Richneld. Sept cath. 1899.
To the Editor;
The quarterly conference OF this
Stake OF Zion was held In tho stake
tabernacle yesterday and today. There
were In attendance Of the general
Church authorities Elder George Teas.
dale. Of the Council OF Apo-tiesi also
the Stake presidency, members OF tho
High Council Blshop, counnolofa ana
other representative brethren and sia.
crs, but the general attendance of tho
people at the mcotlnga wac light. ow-
Ing no doubt, 10 the fact that they
had only had a very ehort notice OF the
time for holding conference, and also
tho busy season OF the year one
feature Of the conference was the bear
ina OF testimonies aud relating OF tho
speakers aa TO what the Gospel had
done for thcm, md their desiree and
ambitions relative 20 tho future. An.
other feature was the absence OF ths
usual rcports Of the bishops,
The opening discourse was delivered
by Elder George Teasdaio, who recount
81 the great and marvellous blossingp
which the Lord has bestowed upon %.
ne people, aa we'll a. individuals. In
bringing uH from darkness and supoTHtl-
ton into the wonderful HIGHT Of lila
Gospel AZ the conclusion Of his re-
marks, Elder Teasdalo pronounced great
and glofiOus bleHhlng1 upon the people
Biaer VIM. II. Socgmlllor made a r..
port Of tho condition Of the Stake. which.
taken aa q whole. wan very satisfactory.
Other speakers during The meeting
were Eldore w. II. Clark. Joseph =.
Horne, 4, u. Westman. Aus. W. Bob.
mnu, Charles Jcnscn, Joseph II. Thur
bcr, james Andersen, Hans Christen-
n'n, Andrew roulson, and Paul poul-
ton,
on Sunday afternoon tho Sacrament
wna administered and the authorities
OF the Church and Stake were present
81 and unanimously sustained. Elder
John johnson waa honorahly released
from being "A member OF tho High
Council, on account " having accepted
q position az teacher In che saApete
f'Iko Academy
Elder Tcaadalc delivered another ex-
oelont Discourse, poriraylng tho differ.
cuco between person who hears tho
word 0f the Lord and dOcth IL, and the
one who hears u but rejects a.. lie
sought 10 Impress upon an the Import
auco Of establishing and maintaining a
good character while here ln mortality.
l.oyc God" said he. and Keep Ills
commandments, and laten TO tho words
OF the Prophet OF God In our day and
Rouorltlon.'
Elder Scegmlllsr proposed to the
conference that Biehop Paul pouls0n be
ordained a Patriarch, and the PROPOSE
ton was sustained by unanimous vote
Of the conference, and he was ordained
by Elder George TcnHdAlc.
The choir sang an anthem, "Gratl-
tude." and the conference was nd-
lourn~d for three months. The benedic-
ton was pronounced bv Elder Teas
dale
The excellent alnglng by the taborna-
Gle choir under the leadership Of PRO.
'oH"or q. NJ, Jones, was feature OF
our meetings.
SIMON CHRISTENSEN.
stake Clerk.
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pays wages Tor work done and at the
end Of the year divides PROFITS. At
present There are some nfty workers
IN the Roycroft shop busy in making
and adjoining books, and az the book
makers are fiubbariized East Auror-
ians. The only importation IN The Roy
croft shop ~ a teipsic bookblndcr who
works miracles in lcvant and teaches
tho YOUNG Roycroftcrs the mysteries of
his art.
nut this society " phnlsuncs does
other things besides making hand
illumincd books. Under the leadership
ot thclr scholarly pastor they discuss
philosophy paint pictures. edit a mag
nFinc. entertain hungry aud INDECENT
authors ana have an annual dinner to
which all the faithful Of the society
hrg duly hidden. A prominent EASTERN
,,q2iese hns recently conferred on Mr'
Hubbard the degree uf Master NJ Arts.
~ recognition of dis achievements In
me line o. artistic buuk-mnkng. And
surely Mr.. Hubbard is not without
honor In his own country, baing known
hs tho author ~ q HuccesHful novel
or two, numerous quantity Humorous
lAuosophical essays, and Emerlunlnn
preachments on ne and men and things.
10 say nothing OF The little Journeys"
puhliHhUd hy the putmunr. When not
busy writing or making books. Father
Elhert Hubbard takes a spade and goes
WAA NlA NlNN post NNlNH ANI NNN NHNfH
that a. some day 10 shut % the Roy
croft shop from tho undulatlng pasture
iicld7 of Ennt Aurora.
pftcn disguised with inuuty raillery.
The 'koycrofterH" ~ East Aurora. y.
y, are workinE nut a complex social
and economic problem. They are doing
great work with light hand
Think. " you please ~ a mandatory
that has o fifteen minute rrcesa ~ the
middle ~ the forenoon and the same
ln the afternoon besides the hour nc
noon and saturday if-h0ildayl.
when an the workers got out and play
hand ball. that Hufr0unds IT, helpers
with an atmosphere of art and beauty.
that has a plano bathrooms and H.
hrary. that has no "boHHos.' pay good
wages and divide profits az tho end of
the year, and you have tho Roycroft
khopi a New York hihliophlle told me
few days ngo that he made Il a point
TO buy every book that comes from the
koycrnft SHOP. This man. Hubbard. h.
said would some day 20 forth 90 the
great beyond and with him would pass
away the traditions with which he had
endowed the H1yoruft Shop. The OUT
put N the shop II necessarily small the
work a. substantial and Will endure and
therefore rs q business Investment. tho
hlhllophllo In question. held that every
Hubbard book he added 10 his library
was money securely and wcll-Hpcnt.
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The French correspondent OF the
Academy, In his last letter 90 that Jour
nal, mentions among recent works Of
Importance published In Paris, nluzuc's
letter TO Nine. HnnHku. Letters "a
LEtrangere which he declares arc by
no means light reading,
They suggest Kind OF fevorlsh nc
tiNity and "a state uf constant Nufty
In one he writes, Must I, then, cross
AL Europe 10 80 uud show you "a
vlsagc aged, but a heart ever dcplor-
ably young. which stlll quickcns about
anything, AN ill-wuttcn line, an nd
dress ID perfume. uB u I were only
thirty-sl1T The note OF melancholy h
prufound.and never absent. ags and dis.
siso arr torrnrs that haunt him cone
SANITY. An indolent person like myself
admits that such a sentence na this IN
snonEh 70 hll Imagination or ride II Ike
a nightmare!
Walter Scott wrote two novels a
year, and was said 20 md happiness
IN his work. he astouiahed England.
This year ! have produced, first lie
lcrv Gorlot;' secondly, lie iya dams la
Valleci thirdly, Les Momoirys dune
peune Muriec.' fourthly. Cesar Birot-
leau' l have sent three numbers NJ tho
'Etudes de Maeurs' TO Nine Uachet.
ana three numbers " the 'EtudpH phil
psophiques' 10 Verdict Finally | shall
have finished 'Scraphite.' But nlso.
next year. ! doubt H. snmetimrs IL
Ieema a. n my brain were lnnamed. /
shan die on the breach of intelligence "
There are happier things than this IN
these letters 20 Madame Hanska, and
smong them u this sketch OF George
Sand at home.
Last year George Sand did not leave
parir' She lives In the Rue Plgnlle, No
", az the bottom NJ garden. over tho
toaehhouse and stables Of a house ON
NE street. She has q dining room
where the furniture Ia Of seuinntrsd
eakWood. Her little Sitting room a
touee-o0lored, ana the room she re-.
,eiNea N Is fun of superb Chinese vases
iell ot flowers There Is always a dow,
n tNn OF nowors. The furniture
Iretni there Ia a sideboard fuii al
suiosites, pictures by Delaoroix. he,
pItran by Cnlamatta. The plano /,
nasnlheent straight. square. Chopin /,
h"NyH there- She smokes nothing bu
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written BY philosopher At the nss OF
ny Years. tts preoepts show that hui
a. now.
In the September Land Of Sunshine.
mares Lummis has strong article
on the biundera Of our indian service.
entitled MY Brothers Keeper" II
ouFht TO b. widely clrrulated at the
east, but II II doubtful whether even
ne vitnollo aarcasm would penetrate
nv hides ~ the men and women who
have set themselves UP AZ the guari-
llha OF the redman. The editor also
gives In - Cowboys pencir' some
clever drawings By IA H1ruin. a COVE
puncher, with roai artistic ability, who
lua some of RcminFton'a vigor Into his
ara"ings OF vaqueros and ponies.
Tho Phllistine" FOR September has
Tor its leading article a sketch u the
great artist, reformur and poet william
Morris. Michael Mouahan contributes
humorous poem ln the style N Niilon,
nnd the editors department under IT,
ttle Heart 10 Heart Talks with the
lhlllatincs BY the Pastor OF his Flock
u inll OF Timely and witty dissertations.
Golfers Weekly Tor September o..
contains Illustrations from the various
centcra n news interest ana article up
on many topics q The hour
Universal Brotherhood Tor october
treats ON The Debris ~ Literature"
- FORGOTTEN age OF Glory" Wagner
on tho Wumanly Woman" and uni
Ncfsh hrothcrhood IN Europa. New
York.
o
In the october Issue ~ The National
Magazine there is'n presentation OF are
ucles on features u our national life.
o. well a. readable fiction In the
leading article Colonel itondcrfou's
career IL reviewed. and h. iH presented
NJ "the new Speaker" "Virtor Hugo lu
Ills Letters Edwin Markham Miss
sion NJ Poet" Tho American Land u
canaan are other subjects presented.
The publishers department az usual.
j. a strong symposium Of current
events.
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waiting at tabio ~ T. Stevenson. our
worthy nlission president, and oonpan-
ion, bro. T. y. MaFleby, Of Monroe, were
with US We held i've meetinEH ami
magic lantern views were shown one
night Elder Maslehy loctured to the
people. who were very attentive and
quiet. The conferences passgd on quiet
~, and Eainta and outsiders aaid they
waro we'll rapeld Tor attending I be-
licve a vast amount OF good was done.
Elders n. r. Stevenson and Maaieby
have LETT Tor the Mahia district TO hold
conference at Waiwhnra, ON the 9Th
and 10Th Of September. Their visit TO
"a was like a shower Of rain Ia a
pufched country.
I was appointed 90 preside over this
conference ON the release % Elder
David Lindsey OF Dcrrlueton. Idaho.
Ny nrat c0laborcr wss Elder owen ii-
drcdgo. OF MIN Greek ward. lie waa roe
leased ana was changed TO Turanrunul.
or Claiborne. Ny companion now u
Elder Christian iiorieson. ~ Ssvler Co.
We receive the News" regularly, II
is one Of the best visitors We have. I
remain your brother In the cause OF
truth. EDWARD NEWLY.
My address iai WaipawIi, Hawkes.
BAY, New Zealand.
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George ". neicher, Rsq, Of portou Pike Co,
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RESOLUTION.

with my eyes upon the morrow, have
risen from the Past
From the shadow ana the sorrow. l
have stripped the goal at last.
have found within my spirit all tho
riches that I sought.
And have reached the realm longed
for. In the kingdom Of my thought
with soul erect. undaunted, now I
face tho Infinite.
With a heart no longer haunted by q
vcstlge Of anriFht;
For ] know that ! am master Of my
lot and destiny,
That In spite ~ All disaster. am
sovereign and free.
And the Future holda no terror. From
my spirits misty throne.
can smile at hate and crrur. ana DO
monarch OF my own.
Naught without can hurt or bar me.
Though the world should do mo
wrong.
In the end II cannot harm mel can
bear II and be strong.
what are honorH and po.aosslona7 They
are shadows, uothlnH more.
What. the plAudlts % the nationa2 In
a moment they are Ger
viii seek the Inner afiluonce. In spite
Of worldly din;
And the plaudita that shall win me are
the Silent ones within.
I will cling unto the highest: will
struggle toward tho right.
I Will Keep my spirit windows ever
open TO the liFht:
Will keep my mind annolntcd with
the magic balm Of Youth:
will keep my footsteps pointed toward
the shining hills OF Truth.
I viii leave the crccds and dormaa to
the pedant and tho priest.
! VIII Geek 20 do my duty In this pres
ont life. at least
What am ~ n ! should live. or n I
de when | am gone.
There u nothing lost, OF can be. for tho
Universe moves on.
In my spirit Ia promise OF a sweet
OF progress onward. upward. through
the oeonH yet 20 hc,
VIII trust H. well content; and strive
To- Nh my present place
~ a unit Of the Infinite, a factor OF
the race.
will try TO llft myself to God by eie-
waiting all.
Knowing We must rise together. or to-
gethVr We must fnll
That the gospel OF good actions IL tho
gospel that IL host,
That the way 10 future blessing ~ Il
make the present blost.
All tho haublc- that I wrought for In
the past leave behind.
I have found the wealth I sought for
In the kingdom OF the mind.
with soul serene, rclf-ccntcrcd,
can strive deserve and wait;
For ! know. through all the acona.
am captain OF my fate
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