, 1902-12-08

waking this side the grave, and their
virtues hat we are so often admOnish
cd to cherish. are enshrined in Oui
hearts free from the blight of wintry
fICsts and untarnished by the lapse OF
time.
Year after year, as this day rolls
abound. those who remain will per
form the solemn ceremonies remind
ing them of those whose hands will not
again join their own in affeCtiOnate
greeting, and eulOgiums will be utter.
ed concentrating their lives. Whether
We all knew those who have been IN.
rolled on high in life intimately or moi.
We know that they assembled about
the same reverent and patriotic altar
il earnest devOtedness to the prinCi-
pies of justice and fidelity, and that
their voices blended with ours in songs
o. bTotherly love.
How very fitting and appropriate it
is that our ceremonies are upon the
Sabbath day. when the mind is tenn
porarily cmancipated from the more
''"'hd'f ''''S anu responsiveness
''a' p"'"eH US upon o'hei o''as'ohs'
50 that " may the more freely COnCen-
tratc u thoughts upon the realities
VI ""'i'"" 'A'9''"'e' III ail"" o"' ''e'-
'H~" ~ '"'"' ""'el VIC 9PTt' VI '"' as
9'''hS PROMISES ol d GLORIOUS victory
over 'he grave III III uhuSlhs reSurrec-
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i" 'A''''Se' W. ho""' me
I. III n"' :" i'"'h as me living. S"'h
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participants III" the '"'' '"'' ""''''-
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rem are I" ne 'o""" sa'""r'" together
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eNpe''a'iois "'e i"iii'iru' @nu we en.eA
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VI our o"n lives al" '"e oe'-
teriaeht oi our chalac'e's anu ilcieas
Gu h"ppiheSs Il 'nose ny ""ohi We "'
"ni we
ave 'he sorrows al" suneri"ss d"
.n Nr.1:So
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Of man who m,ka nrofes,
sions of IN onr nrincin,es
" wo nav our modest tribute TO
the dead, it behooves us to not forget
our duties to those whose hearts still
throb in unison with our own. Do |
not voice the sentiment of all when |
say that there can be but little profit
&c us in this gathering to pay our of
fees of love to the memory of dead
brethren unless we separate with great
er reverence toward God and kindlier
thoughts for our neighbors? We can
ford happiness to others. and become
rs a bpnediction to n human life,
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t oo,a
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