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LAKES PIN

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Farmers have their harvesting about
completed.
Charles shisler. Of Morgantown, is the
guest OF friends here.
Thomas Radabaugh. Of Bull Run is IN
with typhoid fever at this writing
Miss Bette Ringer. Of Morgantown, was
the guest Of Mrs. ID. L Cue last week.
Mrs Jacob Rohr. OF Morgahtown. was
Gale 10 the bedside OF her father. Leon.
ard Greathouse. who Is not expected to
live.
Glen. the little infant son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Marcellus Taylor. OF Herring. died August
9. 1904. and his llule body was TSid to rest
In the Herring Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Werner and little
daughters Alice and Edna. Of Plttsburg
who have been visiting -. +. Cues the
past two weeks. left Saturday for their
home. Mrs. Cue and Mary S. Radabaugh
Of Bull Run accompanied them as far as
Morgantown
Dear one thou hast left US
Thy dear face we see no more
Re has gone to be an angel
On the happy golden shore.
Dear friends are lonely and sad
Their tears come with bitter pain
But some time they shall be glad
And they can clasp his dear hand again.
lie has fallen asleep, he Is resting al last.
His pulse are stilled. his pain is past.
lie suffers on earth no more.
Friends. meet him on the heavenly shore.
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Specially reported for the Argus.
The most enjoyable and plessan, social
entertainment of the summer IN this vicinity
was given on Sunday, August I4th, by Mr..
aud Mrs. NJ. l.. Feather at their beautiful
home, situated one-half mile east Of Lenox
in honor of the birthday Of their accomplish
ed daughter. Bertha Blanche.
About ten O'Clock the invited guests be-
gan to arrive in buggies aud carriages and
continued TO come until the noon hour
when fifty or more had been received TO en-.
Joy the occasion. About twelve O'Clock
the guests were urshured into the dining
room where a very excellent dinner awaited
them. After the festive part of the cay was
over all repaired TO the parlors and porehes
and shade trees on the lawn aud spent the
afternoon in music aud social conversation.
Later in the day one of the guests who
had broueh, camera with hun arranged all
those present in group aud procured a
negative for some photographs which will
be secured by many OF the party in memory
of the day. After which all departed for
their homes, wishing Miss Blanche to live to
see many happy birthdays.
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THE WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY
OF West virginia.

Late West Virginia Conference Seminary
l. Preparatory Courses in Com
mon Branches.
2. Seminary Courses leading to
Diplomas Classical, Literary.
Scientific, Normal, Engineering,
Music, Oratory, Art, Business.
3. College Courses leading to
Degrees, in Arts, Literature, Sci
ence, Engineering, Music.
4. Part Courses in either de-
partment
8. School of Music, School Of
Business, School of Art, School of
Oratory.
9. Spacious Campus, Strong
Faculties, Modern Convenience
High Moral and Social require,
ments.
z. The School Of the People
Fall Term opens September 18th
Winter Torn January Sd; Spring
Term. March 10Th. Please ob,
serve changes in opening of terms
send for large catalogue. free 10
President, J. WTFR
Buckhannon. w. Va.
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and Stale Vegetables bring
OH Collie, Cramps, Cholera
Morbus, Dysentry, Diorrhoea
and Bloody Flux.
OdDG1'S Cholera ARHdOIe ONO
DI0TlOe0 COMPOUND
Will cure them quicker than
any Medicine made or money
refunded.
Ss0- SOLD ~ KINGwOOD pHARMACy
and General Merchants.

ORDER PUBLICATION ON A SCtRF
STATE or WFsT VRotNiA.
AZ rules held Boo the clerk Office OF fLe
Circuit Court FOR tie county Of Preston ON
the first Monday of August 1901
sarah j. Barlow. Adm'x &C.
VS. In rbsrrrr,
Chas. Irowbrdgc. etal.
whereas suit Zoo ChauCCry has been iu.
stituted in the Circuit Court Of Inc comic
oi Preston between the Plaintiff Sarah \
Barlow, Adm'X. &C.. VS. Chae [ Tro9.
bridge and others as defendants and befofe
decree was entered therein the defendant
Sarah NJ. Blancy has died. and the Admin.
isiratrix Aforesaid by her attorney has an.
piled Tor Scirc FaCias against the heirs.
atlaw 81 the dcccdont Sarah NJ Biancy.
Md 10 appearing from an AFFIDAVIT 6Ied
in said cause that one Of The said hcirs-at.
law. namely HouRh Blancy is nota resident
OF this state on motion OF the plaintiff The
said HouEh Blaucy is required 10 appear in
the clerks ONCE Of the Circuit Conrt IN
Preston county, West Virginia az rules fo
be held for said court on the last Nondav
Of August 1904 90 show cause ID am hc
can. why The said suif Boo Chanccry AZ 10
him as one Of the defendants should NOT III
proceeded Boo 90 a final decree. and fo do
herein
It's further ordered that this notice be
published and posted for four weeks ip
some newspaper published In this COUNTY
y cOpy-ICstc w. WATeoN Clerk
Fublished first time Angus. 4th. 1904
Attest ] w WATSON CLERK
Rufus Holden. Counsel for plaintin
ol-f77s
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Resolutions OF Respect.
A Friend

At regular meeting Of Triumphant En-
eamPmen', No. So l o. o. +. held Aug.
10TH 1904, the following resolutions were
adopted.
WHEREAS, it has pleased our Heavenly
Father to call from our midst, our beloved
and respected brother, 4. J. Nose VIII, de.
parted this life July 27nd, 1904.
RESOLVED, that while we bow in humble
submission 10 the will of Him who doeth all
things well, we cannot help but mourn the
sad death Of our brother.
RESOLVED, that as token Of respse, f.,
our departed brother, our charter be dfsped
IN mourning for period Of thirty DAYS that
copy OF these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes Of this Encampment, copy be
presented to his family and copy he sent
to The county papers for publication.
Fralernslly submitted
IRA S. BAILEY
+. y. +. SHAY Committee.
a. l.. PyLEs
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Teachers Institute.

Preston County Teachers Institute will
be held a, Terra Alta the week beginning
August :s9th. Our instructors will be DR..
Chss w Deaue of Pennsylvania, and Prof.
U. S. Fleming, Superintendent of the Park
ersburg schools.
Besides these two excellent instructors,
DR.. r. G Boone will give free lecture of
general character on Monday evening, and
on Tuesday evening Dr.. ID. b. Purinlon,
President of the West Virginia University.
will give free lecture on palestine and the
Orient Do. Parin,on expects to he pres
ent Monday and Tuesday also.
Trusting we may have pleasant and
profitable institute, am,
Cordially yours.
A. w. CARRIco,
County Supi.
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HOuse& Lot In the Town OfRaWIeShuIp

In said county. the lot being part OF the
WonderleY Hill Farm, and containing about
one acre. and is the same which the said
James y. wallace purchased from {. NJ
Bishop by deed now OF record in Deed
Book 60 page 4o8. In the ONCE OF the Clerk
OF the County Court OF said county
TERMS or SALE.-Enough cash 10
hand TO pay the costs OF this suit and ex.
penses Of said sale. and the residue on
credit Of six and twelve months the Dur.
chaser TO execute interest bearing notes
with good security for the deferred pay.
ments.
y J. CRoGAN. Special Com'r.
!. ]. W. Watson. clerk of the Circuit
Court OF Preston county West Virginia. do
hereby certify that the above named special
commissioner has given bond and security
as provided In the decree for sale in the
said cause.
w. Watson. Clerk.
By Geo A. Walls. Deputy,
g. 4t-Ss IS
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Deaths Doings.
,ordially yours,
A. w. CARRIco,
County Supi.

Milton NJ. Shafer died Thursday evening
August II, 1904. lie was born March E.
1869, and was therefore aged q years, (
months aud days His death did not
come unexpected as he was afflicted with
dropsy and heart trouble. lie was born
and raised near the old Allender Mill. this
county, and was always of cheerful dis.
POSITION lie was never known to give his
father a cross word, and during his life lac
was loved and esteemed 10y all who knew
him. Funeral services were held on Sa,ur.
day at the Bethlehem church conducted by
Kew. ID. c. Jones Of Reedsyille, assisted by
Kew. ,. p IIawley. The remains we're
then conveyed to the Bethlehem cemetery
where the last sad rites were performed and
the body laid to rest to await the resurect.
ing morn. a FRIEND.
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Breaks Golden Silence.

NORTH FORK, MADEIRA County, Cal.
MY dear Brown -
Just once I wish to break the silence OF
gold and say through THE ARGUS that
stand pat for the faith Of the fathers.
Neither by word, gesture, silence nor any
other way would give sanction to the gold
standard
may be visionary, radical, away of on
one side, miles behind, or lost in the brush
shead-siill, / mean all right II understand
my own heart.
cannot help but think there is a grain or
two Of truth in my letter that will do your
readers no harm bat great deal Of good.
II not food for reflection IL will furnish
coarse fodder for rejection. II my views
are ell askew their absurdity will be appar,
enL II sound, no plea IS needed for public
ily for the sorowful facts therein slated.
So II not asking a whole lot too much, ''Iet
'er 60, Csllaher."
Please send me a few copies or return The
MSS. With best wishes,
A. FREDERrcE.
August =. 1904.
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In MenOrian

On Wednesday, August 10Th. at the home
OF his son, Hosea, near Mountain Dale
church, Jackson =. Rodeheavef, an aged
and respected citizen of Pleasant district de.
parted this life, being in his 18th year. lie
had been IN declining health for some time
aud the end come peacefully in the evening
OF the above mentioned date. His life was
morally above reproaoh, aud his disposition
was such that It gained him the respect and
esteem Of all who knew him Mr.. Rode.
HEAVIER is survived by nine children--Mrs.
Hattie Frazee of Vests, MINI, Mrs. Mollie
Rodeheaver Of Cando, North Dakota, Mrs
l.. a. Fearer Of Gibbons Glade, Pa. the
rest of whom live in this county, and are
Mrs a. W. Miller Of Hazelton, Mrs. Chas.
Squires and p. A. Rodeheaver of Irona.
Mrs. Lille Reokart, Grant and Hosea Rode
HEAVIER who live near Mountain Dale Church.
a short funeral service was conducted at
the home by the Rev. G. W. Vansickle after
which the remains were inferred in the Par.
nell cemetery.
A FRIEND.
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A Fine Dwelling House

and other out buildings With orchard and
other Improvements and about twenty
acres Of land situate in Portland District.
about one mile west OF the town Of Terra
Alta. on the pike leading from Terra Alta
10 KingwOod
TERMS or SALE Enough cash In
hand 70 pay the costs OF suit and expenses
OF sale. and the residue in three equal pay.
mcnis. in six. twelve aud eighteen months.
the purchaser executing for the deferred
payments interest bearing notes. with good
security.
r !. CRoGAE. Special Conner
J. J. W. Watson. Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Preston county West Virginia.
hereby certify that the above named
special commissioner has executed bond
with good security as provided in the sdc
cree Tor sale in the above cause
w. WATSON Clerk
BY GEO a WALLS. Deputy
84o4 4t-fz7s
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DcNVittisthc Name

When you go 90 buy Witch Hazel Salve
.ooN Tor The name DEWITT on every bo4
lhc. pure unadulterated witch Hazel he
Uscd Boz making DeWius Witch Hazel
3alNe. winch Us the best salve in the world
piles The popularity OF DeWitt's witch
hakei SaIvc. due TO los many cures has
caused numerous worthless counterfeits 40
ge placed on the market. The genuine
caFo, ~ ~"'
500 by Sfiokler's Drug Store. ard WIN,
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The KeySeF Preparatory Branch
or THE W. VA. UNIVERSITY.
~ 20 DegIn. 80 b. -.


Classical and Engineering prrsarstor.
courses Tor Students intending TO enter
~ DyWmcrcidl Department boz which Sin.
uents arc thoroughly fitted 10 flI rcspon.
siDlo positions. a Special Course for
teachers OF Commercial Braucboe
'p'I.al instruction Tor Public school
instruction ono Music
q SPLENDID New Building Provided by the
beautiiul Location Heaithfui Sprro,,,d
lngs Enthusiastic Teachers.
Free Iuition to West Virginia Students
in alI courses except MSsic
10 Tuition in Commercial Department
small Tuition charged Students fror, o,he,
States ''0'' O'"e'
Library. Literary Societies. Gymnasium
Athletic Teams. ""'
ACCOMMODATIONS Tor Students az moderate
cost Open TO both sexes
fof nee catalogue Of the school ana ,,
nounccmcnt Of the Commercial De.
Pat'mcnt address The Principal
J.. T. FRIEND.
kCyscr. w. Va
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A Summer Cold

a summer cold Is not only annoying but
~ not relieved Pneumonia will be the prob.
able result by Fall. One Minute Cough
Cure clears the phlegm. draws out the in.
hammation. heals. soothes and Strengthens
the lungs and bronchial tubes One MIN.
ute Cough Cure is an ideal remedy for
the children. II is pleasant TO the taste
and perfectly harmless. A certain cure
Tor Group, Cough and Cold
Sold by Strickler's Drug Store. and VIM.
NJ. Dent. Of NewbuTg
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Is The one that will cleanse the system. set
Tue liver 20 action remove the bile cIear
the complexion. cure headache aud leave
g good taste in the mouth. The famo,,s
little pills for doing such work picaqantiv
and chectually arc DcWitts Little Farlv
kisers Bob Moore. OF Lafayette Ind
SAYS "Ali other pills I have used qrioo
and sickcnr while DeWitfs Little FarIy
Rlsers arc simply perfect
Sold By Sfrickler's Drug Store and W.,
NJ. Dent Of Ncwbure
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PROGRAM
Lyon District sunday School AssOcIa-
ton 10 be held at Bethel. Wednes.
day, August 20, 1901

900. Deyotnal Services Rev p. p.
oIs. address Of Welcome. Rev. Iuo o.
Bolton.
9:3o. Response 70 Address Of Welcome.
Rev. W n. Hart
Music.
o4s Address by Rev r.. C.. Howard
Pres. co sunday School Association.
Music
fo:ts The Sunday School Lesson How,
and when 70 Prepare u, Rev. John
Brown.
Music
70 49, "Thc ideal sunday School"
G.. The PASTOR. ~ G Bell.
The James Marques.
g. The Teachcr-Mrs Bumbergcr
The Class Harry Fordyco.
Music
100. The cousecrated Teacher" Rev
Cruiksbsuks
Music.
Ir3o. Address by W C. shsaer. state
Scc'y Sunday School Association.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
100 Devotional Services. r. Lanham.
ZOO Temperance in the sunday school
Rev G. y Meredith.
Music
Frank pugh.
Music
delegates
go. Reports Of Committees.
Music.
Adjournment.
ri D. FoRDYcE. Pres.
Iva VIRGINIA CANDY Secretary.
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Extended Western Trip.

From the Morgaotown Post.
Mr. and Mfs. W. S. Taylor and two Young
sons, and DR.. and Mrs w. NJ. Siyey will
leave next Wednesday for an extended
Western trip. They will leave on the @ a
~. train and go directly to ST. Louis via
Cincinnati. From St. Louis they will 90 10
Kansas City, thence 20 San Francisco.
Seattle, and Wilcine. State Of Washington.
Yellow Stone Park and Colorado Springs
where they will remain for some time. Dr..
Siyey and wife will return late in the fall
but Mr. Taylor and family will remain in
the Yves, until next April for The benefit Of
Mrs Taylor's health, she being troubled
With throat disease.
II the climate proves 20 be too severe in
Colorado, Mr.. and Mrs Taylor will 90 10
Southern California
The party will travel leisurely and during
the day time so far as possible. Their
friends will al wish them pleasant trio
and best Of health During Mr.. TAYLOR,
absence his undertaking business will be in
the hands Of G. = Jenkins who hs, been
with him for a long time
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COMMISSIONER S SALE

" Ilps
J.. y. Whites Administrator ids'
vs.. In Equity
l.. Y. Whites Heirs Ell al
Pursuant TO decree OF the Circuit Court
Of Preston county. West Virginia. entered
m the above styled chanceTy cause now
pending in said court. on the 10th day Of
March 1904. the undersigned special com.
missioner will offer at public sale to the
highest bidder. at the front door Of the
court house on
September =, I9O4,
the Lewis r. White real estate. Consisting
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The Yves, Virginia Northern Railroad will
run a special Camp Meeting train from
Kiugwood on Sunday, August zrst and asth.
leaving Kingwood at $500 M, returning
will leave Camp Ground 81 Marion al pm.
Excursion rates for these trains will be as
follows
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Tickets good only on day Of sale.
J. 4. DAVIS. GenI Mgr.
w. HANsr, Cent Pass Ag't.
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ORDER or puRLIcArloN.

STATE Dt WEST VIRGINIA
~ rules held iu the clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Tor the county Of Preston. on
the FIRST Monday Of August 1904
Abby Frcam's Adm'x ctaIl
W.. In cLaucory
Abby Bcan Polling
The object Of this suit Is 20 sell the real
estate OF which ABBY Froam died seized in
The town Of Independence. Preston county.
West Virginia, and distribute the proceeds
after the payment Of debts. among the heirs
% said dccedent. (the same not being sus
ceptble OF partition) and also 10 settle the
Naturalization accounts Of the plaintiff
cara =. shoemaker Of the personal estate
Of said dccedeni
And it appearing from am AFFIDAVIT 6led
in said cause that the defendant. Abby
Beall Polling is not resident Of this state.
on motion q the plaintiffs 10 is ordered that
the said defendant be required TO appear
within one month after the date Of the FIRST
publication Of this order and do what is
necessary 20 protect her interests
10 Us further ordered that this order be
published and posted as required by law.
copy-Iesfc.
]. W WATSON Clerk
Published hrst time, August g. foos
ATTEST j. W WATSON Clerk
X W. Monroe Counsel Tor plaintiff.
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lSeDtenlber = L0OL

at the front door of the court house of said
county, offer at public sale TO the highest
bidder the following described real estate /.
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COMMISSIONER S SALE
Peaslee Brothers
VS.. Equity.

BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
OF Preston county. West Virginia, rendered
In the above entitled chanceTy cause now
pending In said court. the understand
special commissioner will. on
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CAMP MEETING EXCURSION TRAINS.

August 1904
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-01

But what I have said has not been
laudatory, it has been a statement of
that which is profoundly true. You
know how far from expressing the
whole my feeble words are. You
know how far the words of ST. Paul on
the subject of love were fulfilled in
her, how she suffered long and was
kind, how she envied not, vaunted not
herself, was not puffed up, did not be-
have herself unseemly. sought not her
own, was not easily provoked. thought
no evil, rejoiced not in iniquity but
rejoiced in the truth. While with US
| she saw through a glass darkly but
now she sees face TO face and knows
even as She is known. She leaves an
indelible impress on many lives on
these Islands and as many who knew
her have gone away all over the world
her influence is far-f1ung.
Many hearts feel a deep loss. Many
call her blessed. In her unselfshness
we have brought visibly before us that
the root sin and the cause of unhap-
piness is selfishness and that unselhsh-
ness is the root of saintliness. We learn
that the greatest in the kingdom Of
God has nothing to do with place, it
has to do with service, the one who
Such a life should not be allowed to
go out of the world without a substan-
/ tial and enduring memorial which
shall stand as witness of our love.
and shall be 70 our children that which
shall recall the lessons of her devoted
life
Here on these grounds the center of
her activities 1 should like to see go
up fitting memorial to Alice Mack
1ntosh, the friend of the people and the
friend of God. What shall it be? Shall
it be a tower and spire which shall
point heavenward TO teach US Of her
faith and source of power? or shah
it be a house built of Island stone
which shall be a center of activities
in work for Inen, women and children.
The Alice Macintosh House. on the
spot where she Eyas married. A build
ing from which shall go on and go
out the work she used TO do III help
fulness and sympathy. Whatever IL
may be it should be an enduring monu-
ment to her, name and work.
And now we go TO our homes. Many
Of us are better men and women be-
cause we Knew her. Let her memory
be a power that shall keep our faith
steadfast, our hope sure and our ser
wee active until the END, until the
/ master calls US
] Thank God that We think of her not
with the guess work Of philosophy or
the fancy Of poets. We think Of her
in the light OF the Resurrection Of
Jesus Christ who brought life and
I immortality Is light. We thank God
for her kfe and We pray that at the
last she with US and We with her may
have our perfect contamination and
bliss in the Eternal Kingdom Of God.
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ton or appreciation she simply did

ton or appreciation. she simply did
what she could and did it naturally.
She was in her desire to be helpful
a typical product of the spirit which
conditions in these Islands induced.
Her hospitality, helpfulness, sympathy
partook of the atmosphere of the coun-
try. The former isolati of the Is
lands when one had. to help another
or he would be helpless indeed, the
spirit which has shrunk from having
a poor house" or any thing which
savored of making one a pauper, Alice
Macintosh was the embodiment of
this spirit. She never to the end could
bring herself to act otherwise than
she did when Honolulu was an isolat-
ed village when there were no hotels
or hospitals or nurses. As long as she
had a home it was hard for her to
give up the habit of making 1t place
for people to stay or a hospital or
refuge as the case might be.
I used to demonstrate with her for
this. remember once saying to her:
II am really vexed with you," and of
course she smiled. I continued, "You
go on taking strangers or the dis
tressed into your house and nursing
the sick day and night as if there
were no OtI!ST pEONISIOn LOT Sucn
cases. You must not do this, you must
remember you are no longer young.
, You must. you know, obey your Bis
hop" She smiled again and went
away to do as her heart prompted her
to do. Full of good works and aims
deeds which she did, Full of faith
and the Holy Spirit" And what
faith and what a lovely life! And she
has gone.
| ''An Angel form stole DER the earth
And bore our well beloved away
And now we call her dead
| In this world we shall see her face
no more. But we can if we listen hear
her voice calling us to come up where
she is. We shall sorely mss her. Ho-
nolulu and Hawaii will sorely miss her
We ask ourselves what shall we do
without her? Who will fill her place?
My friends We shall have to try in
some way to do what she did. Her
I life must be an inspiration to US. We
! sorrow because of the separation not
/ as men without hope Her interest.
her prayers are still with US and-we
are still in the same church. we strug-
Cling on. she at rest. If she could
/ speak she would say for our encour-
agement in the words of her favorite
| hymn:
so long Thy power hath blessed me
| sure il still
| Will lead me on
Ger moor and fen, DER crag and tor
| rent, till
| The night is gone:
! Yes. the night is gone for her. and she
now can sing fully the last two lines
And with the morn those angel faces
smile
Which I have loved long since and
lost awhile"
have never at such a service said
as much which seems TO be personal