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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1907-08-31

Going to paint your barn or fence
get Forgan Barn paint, the best, for
sale by
HENRY WOLF & Son
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-15
INTEREST DISPLAYED By
THE TEXAS COMPANY,

In the news columns of THE
HERALD will be found the story of
the donation of car of crude oil
to the city of Brownsville blythe
Texas Company in order that the
city might not be hampered in the
sincere effort that is being made to
exterminate the mosquitoes from
the town, This spring the city
authorities tried to get from the
Waters Pierce Company crude oil,
but because the city did not think
1t could afford to use such a large
quantity the Waters Pierce people
refused to sell anything less than a
carload. Hampered by the lack of
oil, the mosquitoes made some
Roadway against the efforts made
by the sanitary committee to rid
the city of them. When the dengue
made its appearance the city was
compelled to use refined oil, and
has continued to use it until the
present time. Through the efforts
of two of the aldermen the officers
Of The Texas Company were 10
titled of the difficulties that beset
the officials of the city, and they
have shown their brotheriy interest
by sending to the city whole
carload of crude oil to help IN the
work.
There is a lesson to be learned
from this incident. The foreign
corporation is here to exploit the
state and lis people for every cent
they will stand. The Waters
Pierce Company did not care the
dip of a coin what the conditions
were here. If Brownsville would
not part with the pound of flesh it
could perish for anything that
gilded company cared. The Texas
Company is a company of our
brothors. Money is nothing to
them when the welfare of the state
and their fellow citizens in at |
stake, Hence they send without |
any flourish of trumpets the sup
ply of oil they feel will help US in
our fight for the good health of the
city and the state.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-15
PROGRAM FOR THE
SOUTH TEXAS GARDENERS
At their Summer Meeting to Be Held at
the Government Garden. Fl. Brown,
Aug. 10 and II.


South Texas Gardeners Associa-
ton will be held Aug 10 and II,
as announced. at the government
garden at Fort Brown. The pro-
gram for the meeting IS as follows:
PROGRAM
Aug. 10, 9 a. N.
Prayer w. c. c. Foster.
Address of Welcome ---..----.----.-..,
Mayor F. J. Combe
Response
49,. Pres. C. w. Humphreys,
Angelica.
Onion Culture W. A. Mcneil,
Santa Maria.
Celery for Profit in the Rio Grande
Valley------.-.--.------C has. Volz,
Olmito.
How to Succeed with Cucumbers.
..-.-..---...-..--.-.-.----.---.--N. B. Vertress,
Run.
Peppers.-.-..--..-.--S A. McHenry,
Hidalgo.
Up. m.
Irrigation Methods.------.-
K Robertson.
Santa Maria.
Packing Canta1oupes under the
Colorado Inspection System
-. -. Fred Vint,
Sarita.
Business System in Marketing
Fred Warren,
Kingsville.
The Farmer and the Railroad
VIM. Doherty,
Corpus Christi.
Gardening without Irrigation
j John L. Box,
Isabel.
Aug. II, g a. m.
Citrus Fruit Experiments at Bee
vile. PROF. E. J. Kyle,
College Station.
Commercial Date Growing
-. -.-..--.----P Prof. Harvey Stiles,
Corpus Christi.
The Campbell Method
---...............--.C. A. Walton,
Victoria.
Watermelons-W. S. Bosworth,
Raymondville.
The Marketing Problem---....-,-----.-
Geo. Hoffman, Kingsville,
and John Gay. Olmito.
2 p. N.
Insects and Diseases. -.-.-.---,.
.-.----...-.-.- Prof. A. F. Conrad. |
College Station.
Beautifying Country Homes
..-...---. ...-.-.......---.-..-..--S. A. Minear,
San Antonio.
and CauliAower-.
W. A. Benton,
Brownsville.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-15
SAN BENITO
NEWS BUDGET
Things Are Surely Booming at
the New Town.
The New Hotel Has Been Rooted and
Painted, and Yesterday Afternoon
Nature Baptised the New Hos.
teIry With Rain Shower.

San Benito, August AR. S.
Peters is spending a few days with
Mrs Peters at Brownsville.
Col. Alba Haywood left this
morning for Mineral Wells, called
there by the illness of Mrs. Hey
wood.
Messrs. Rowe and Nicholson
paid San Benito an official visit
this morning. coming in the pri-
vate car"
P. L. Longworth of Brownsville
spent the day in San Benito.
The new hotel is under roof and
the printing coat of paint is being
put on.
Quite number from here will
attend the truckers convention in
Brownsville Friday and Saturday .
W. L. Freeman of Indianapolis
is viewing the situation with the
idea of locating here. He wants a
milder winter climate for his fam
fly.
S. N. Hargrove of Sam Fordyce
spent the day here looking at the
San Benito dredge with view of
getting something similar to load
gravel. His gravel business has as
sumed large proportions.
Robt. Craig left on this morn
Ing's train for Houston.
We had. a delightful rain this
afternoon, settling the dust and
making driving again pleasant.
A. c. Purvis expects to go back
70 Ohio after his family soon.
Town lots are having a boom
and many are changing hands
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-15

Visiting Cards-HERALD Printery
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-15

Saturday at noon the hospitable
people of Brownsville have plan
ned to give the visiting Gardeners
barbecue in one of the groves
near town. This will be one of the
features of the occasion and several
fatted calves, sheep and pigs are
undergoing preparation for the
event.
Following are the committees
appointed to receive the visiting
truckers and see to their comfort
and entertainment:
Reception Committe Geo.
Champion, Brownsville; J. V. NAL
lory, OImito; w. o. Coleman, San
Benito.
Entertainment Committees of
Brownsville Citizens: Finance
w. E. McDav1tt, 4. ). Morton.
Barbecue--Lon c. Hill, John W.
Vann. Reception and Entertain
ment-Frauk Champion, Jesse o.
Wheeler. James A. Browne, c.
Lindsey, John Vann, Lon G. Hill,
C. S. Morton and John Bartlett.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-15
Poor Henry.

Henry. do 1 look like You
when have your hat on?"
Il don't know, Mira; why?"
Il wore your hat out in the
yard today and mother told me it
made me look Ikea fool. "-Hous-
ton Post.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-15
To Whom 1t May Concern.

Parties are selling and trying to
sell land assuring purchasers that
the land will be watered by the
Harrington Canal Co.
Under the circumstances, we
deem it Justice to all to state that
we will positively water only land
owned by us, and no other lands.
Harlingen Land and Canal Co.
J-14-tf. LON c. HILL.
Notice.
am now ready to pay Cameron
county warrants of the jury fund
up to registered number 10,OS7,
and ali of the fourth class.
EDGAR L. Hicks,
County Treasurer, Cameron Co.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-15
How They Do It.

Do you lay in years supply
of hay?" asked the city boarder.
Our hens lay in our years sup
ply of hay" replied the farmer
Houston Post.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-19
SHt.RITF'S SALE.

The state OF Texas. County OF Ems
BY virtue OF an execution issued
ont of the honorable county court OF
Ellis county. on the 18Th day OF
August. 1907. by the clerk thereof
in the case OF J. l.. Penn versus IL.
A. buchanan. and TO me. as sheriff
directed and delivered. I viii proceed
20 sell within the hours prescribed
by law for sheriits sales, on TIE
first Tuesday In october. 1907, 10
beIne the tst dby % said month. be-
fore the court house door OF said FL
DIS county. in the city of WaSahaehic
ths fallovius described property
t0-wtt;
Situated ia The ,own Of Ferris, Ell
Is county Texas ana belas jog No
Two ,.l is BlosA rhTes go In o.
addition te saia town ~ Ferfis. ley'
iel as rs tte property e II A. naee
auau ta aatgsfy a fadrmsnt amount
Ina fatgsb ECO In favor af .. fe Feur
set eust - suit
ai,sa ardyr my haad FtH ita fa'
f 80 Fsg 1895
Va u FoHuEs shssff
Iu. u C @saats Dspaty aff
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-19
MACHINES SUPPLY OPFHA1oRS-
Western Union Official Says Com
psny Can Get Along Without
TeIexrHDhers.

The western Union Telegraph
company. according to Superfntend-
ent G. j. Frankel OF st. Louis. is
about ready to supplant strikers
with machines The machine which
the company is now using between
Chicago. St Louis and New YORK rs
known as the Barclay Printer. IL
works upon the principle of type
writer and the message is typed rea-
DIV for delivery at the receiving emo
of the wire. 1t does not require
knowledge of telegraphy TO operate
one of these machines and no re-
ceiying operator is required. There
are a number Of these machines now
in the Western Union offices here,
according to Mr. Frankei and they
will he installed as soon as experts
from other places can be gotten here
to put them in.
The strike is breaking rapidly.
declared Mr. Frankel. who like 9th
or Western Union officials. has new
er been willing 90 admit that the
strikers have had chance 20 win.
we are gettiuS new. men every day.
We will soon have these sending
machines iu and then we De an
right Our average over a wire send
ing the Old Vay Was about IN mes
sages an boar We are srndips from
Chigaso to st Louis as many as q"
messages au bous and we can make
lthat number 500 au toaF ~ neess-
sarg Kansas Clv Poet
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-19
RESCUED A STRANGER.
Captain Gray of Ennis Dragged
Man From Under n Train.

Captain Gray of Ennis Dragged
Man From Under Train.
Captain Billy Gray of Ennis saved
a stranger from being crushed under
a train in Dallas Saturday night
CAPTAIN Billy was going north as
brakeman on No Houston and Tex
as Central passenger train. AS the
train backed, a passenger with
suitcase in his hand stepped OF IN
the wrong direction and fell. He
called for help, when Gray rushed
to the rescue just in time TO save the
man from being crushed under the
wheels.
Strange to say, several men saw
the man fall and heard his cry LOT
help. but passed by on the other SIDE
The stranger held so firm grip on
Grav's arm that had he gone under
the wheels both would have been
caught
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-19

Subject for Sunday, Sept
I"Goodness. Leader, Walter Hucka
| bee.
Scripture Reading, Ephesians. 4:
26-32, Miss Luella Stacy.
l. Jesus was a good son. Luke p
81. Abe Kemble.
2 Jesus was good to the SICK.
Mark, 1894. May Crow.
9. Jesus was good to the distress
ed. Luke, 7:11-15, Virgie Gates.
4. Jesus was good to the hungry
Matt. 15:32-36. Vannie May Jeh-
niugs.
5. Jesus was good to the sinful
LIKE. 15:1-2. Sidney johnson.
6. Jesus was good TO his enemies
Luke 23:24. Evelyn Herndon-
7. Jesus was good to the sorrow
ing sinner. Luke 1870. DaVId
Barrow.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-19
CUTS MAY END LIFE.
Ci.burn. school Roy l. severely
stabbed With Pockctknife.

Cleburne. Texas, Sept. IL IN
fight between two lt-year-old schoo'
bows yesterday afternoon, John Cat
lovay received knife wounds Ia the
stomach which are expected TO prove
fatal The two boys were on the'r
Way home from schoo. when the
trouble arose. They had just reached
the cit, cemetery when the tgoupi"
start,5 last what the Hsbt was
about has uu' been learned.
Young Galloway vas hurried .o r.
lossl hospital where medical ai'o"-
zion was promptly si'ro. TOE ph'h'.
,ians sag. however. that there is Ui.
,I, houe fnr his Fy,ntr't b''h 'h'
i..,s live ta.t esst rl tte ..if
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-19
RANKIN NEWS.

prtn sent 1s.-Cotton pick
ing is the order OF the day. every
ono seems to be busy plucking the
fleecy staple though we find few
farmers wearing long faces which Is
due to cotton being off a few points
the last few days.
Johnnie Morgan, our tonsorlal ar
fist. SAYS if cotton don't make a rise
he will have to charge more LOT
shaving these long faces. Though MS
i,tention is to get the whiskers If
the razor don't break.
school started at Rankin Monday
with Miss Heury as principal, for the
two first months of the term, after
which Prof. Ray Curd will take
charge as principal with Miss Lane
as assistant the remaining seven
months of the term.
Miss Heury is from Corsieana ana
comes highly recommended as
teacher.
Excitement ran high In RANKIN
saturday night, the cause OF Whioh
,-as dine 70 4 negro entering the
home of Mi VIII Dawson shortly
after O'Clock MI. Dawson had Just
| r.f, the house TO attend his place OF
business and IL is supposed that the
negro knew the situation and kue"
| ,h., th.rs yVas no man present. Ills
intention Is OF course not known uu'
It i. supposed 10 was of an ''ii de
/ .iru Whatever purpose he had ~
view wa. bafued. foy Mrs Dawson
...ius him enter the doof. took ms
smallest child iu her arms. w'th th'
others tpllowlng aud ran 90 th'
,.,o,e. ,f Nj. T. l.. Goodwin aud mad'
l.u alarm which Nsa so"u srAt'ef''
.tr,ta Nj Dawson aud oth'
tf4,ads FASTENED fa thr essue az To-
.farr .ca,bHs fbe house 'n Hm
.. taA. fancy shot at fhv "nt
.s br mads bis escape from ih
e.u... Communication was hrld ~iN
~htru Fufhss pf WsAAHt'Ai
sfih Namtsl uprFau nf Enu''. 's''
uries ra pouaina personally -"
I.Ahaauds .a ahsfsr shleh see
.a.s4 aa the tnu haf tn 80" AsAi
Several efforts base betu made
iast. far ueNgo aat sd aafe fs''fs
Irta 4 paaa elsen D. o'mFa'
II.t.. taat af .a'aHra 'saofef s
d t a.ea &afElns aear hanslu aH
! ahr u Charged afa th" stfrns'
e rAs ~ I'd rs e his plaer sa
as am sarper af 'h" hAaA
narh saturday aisat ~hifh ="
b s~eaasd Az refreaaauenf ~"
q f and mmst evertaae ren#ff
asa4as ums
~ NJ CaFs $40 far ea
) ua. hss a~sz very lo~. y frH@
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-19
LONE CEDAR.

Lone Cedar, Sept. livery body
is busy trying to save their small
cotton crop before it rains.
Rev. Phillips filled his regular ap-
pointment at the Baptist church
Sunday at Cedar.
Mrs. Wilson Maloney of haloney'
visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nichols sun
dav. Mr.. Maloney viii move 10 ce-
dar and live next year.
Miss Nellie Robinson entertained
a number OF friends Saturday even
ing with music and dancing ana
games. A good time in general. Ice
cream was served.
Mrs. Eula Langston and children
are visiting relatives II Houston
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Southland Of
Avalon visited Mrs. Sou,hard's SIS
ter. Mrs. Ira Mauldin sunday,
J. X. and G. II. Price went 10
lltalv today on business.
\ crowd OF young people enjoyed
! Zee cream AZ Nj. J. NJ, Smith + S"tut-
| day nisht.
| We are informed ttat The trustees
have secured Miss MabES yi Bloom
ing Grove 20 teach the Ion, Cedar
school this tern.
Nj VIII Nlehol ~ Rankin ai'ena-
"a church at Cedar Suuda,
M,ssrs John Ruuuels aEa h''h,.
NcWhurtsr attended The P-F't ~
Miss Robinson saturday t'Ff.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-19
NIP " IN YAE 0uD.
1tsss ApD~svsss~ 81 uasss~A vsss-
v~o~~s az t~s~ss astAssss-

TtAt sHeh is fss eass fas teen eeH
~gn*svs'y pF~yen w se1ert'Hf FsTsAfrh
T-uf rana. fts nussa FffsTsnn "a
.s~etNf1st eetafss ffat Erfat~ 80
ts.frrwssl ISL r.fif'e Hf fhr sf&s Hrss3
- parasites #a#tFat ne ftn " En-
80 Nstr sfN use NsHe Poi s~
au8 la sirse faHs a.f ~ft
xsmfs&
~e~f##e '8.#H 40 "
s~w~w sHf fasfHsrF f.a
.affusss sHa sHaFfs
ssaresssAe ts sAm .as t
v.aaFas aH hatHarsa fNat
1890 ha.F afHrafaf
.es faHaf
SIS Nv $50 Hme tfsF
.s#aan~ tH sawg
f~srts wMM
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-19

N@ are W5eaHs8 t0 &HHv4@ tM@A
r.sest Wenwv ard rAs fer kats
e.fs ma EHnn sFumHies - Hof AZ
sas+rs nv shs National WHFw snA
snF wFnr tAw 49, e numf&fns aW sT
49, ar stArf haFsmfai 8rwEs Aga
49,. raammawrs Is aw safe mwif
~ .trssmn sma Aaaffs g M Fman
rs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-19

eome better. though there is but lit
tie hope for his recovery.
Mr.. w. "A. Moore. who happened
TO the misfortune to get his leg bro
ken some time ago, is doing well.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-19

80 sea- - tnnR ~ r~vmes ~@
nska~s s~e a. a@sww ho6s~s. s~F aa#~
r.es~s w~sxN = sU sa@r~~ ~@T~
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-19

FuU SALE AZ a H4rEala. ihe "htf
dras bushes lea uuward tae 70"
Dtsluu fnf snuihsf doctor ~NiI't
a. tasHwrlt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-19

FuH SALE splsadlH a-usuta ."'
-su.- la b...s street. tu fuu1. .afs"
49, ....ms..ni.rt ta naGH ahuHla
nee
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-19

Enu uvs.w A a.tnun eatfaNw SIT
mustera faufeul.uree az
street tlssaa la aa& &ao~n -
Frama Roger ngarn An0
We Mrs. g "a MARTA
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-19

Az EXPERIENCED TAILOR "a is
sAa~g. ~ oar snnr ant saps rsasfs -.
so~. aoa~ TNas yoa srs Assa~1 ="
Ysrss elias. ~arx stsn isf sta
AL .ors Gales. Ter az6 s~ssfe
e1.nrsfv P.o-s So ant'h"h
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-19

. = . . . q = - ~VVV
: WANT COLUMN. -
wEATHER-Toni and Friday
pIrtly cloudy weather, prooaoly
showers. Max so Min. 60; Rainfall
LOB.
HAVE Mrs. C. ]. Griggs order your
fall suits. %
FREE-Plenty of cinders at the
Electric Light plant.
IF YOU want your fall suit made at
home see Mrs. c. J. Grlggs o.
FOR SALE-A gentle pony, suitable
for hoy or girl G. f. Schustef. u
WANTED-First class milch co"
At once. Apply Wakeland 20. a4P
TO TRINITY BOYS-A nicely Turn
ished room. Apply next door beasot
Hall.
FOR fire and tornado insurance SEQ
Burleson & veazey over Matthews
Bros.
WANTED-Gray's anatomy, in good
condition. Address Box IA, boyo.,
,raxaN 44dh
FOR SALE 5-year-old milch COW
!, 49, asp
wAXAHACHIE Hot Mineral water
delivered daily. u. $. MeCouFt o,u
Phone 46l.
WE want to show you our stock OF
Nantes Waxahaehic Lumber GO.
Jones old stand
FOR SALE If sold this week,
good three room house Easy terms
See Joe Daniels iil Rose street,
FoR SALE Good t,wius machine
Would trade ln part pas ment GA
Cow. Applv st tNa Marvin sN'nut
tEs.p'
WANTED sea ga RuoW that ha''
seed Nheat. free from lohus"n ~
,ttsurd ny machinery. w. w. th'" Y
SOS
FuU SALE AZ HAfeala ihn "nt
arms huAuuss la iiuwara a ii@* '
often fnf another toe'af ~1iIit +.
a. taH#WU.t
FoR SALE sp.sHald a-u'D" ."
ass la hest sirest tu 'uwn. .ats
fat. Convenient tu H#iA
pssfs 9. #aa @sr AaAiaF ~sf
NH
FpN NENW-aA a-eHum iAAv
modern convenience ga Asfte
street slssa la aaA &aoNn -
Frmma Roger nsAen ApN
hr Mrs. "a Martha
Az EXPERIENCED TAILOR Il
. sAa~x. ~ oar shnr and saps rFAsTs
so~. aoa@ Ts@s yoa are ASA 80
YrrE vfass ~orS se@n lsf sitA
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23
BIBLE STUDY.
Lesson XLVIT. jeremiah 46-52-The
Book of Lamentations.

For the summary of the Book of
Jeremiah, would write in my Bible
The Book of Warning. Author
jeremiah. The prophet of the bleeding
heart and the iron will" Date-629-
5S5. Prominent character-Judah- Main
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ion. Key verse
xpTession-"W Word of the Lord" Clio
times New Testament. Lesson-2 Cor.
Sill Special prayers-of jeremiah,
14:7-22; 32:16-25. Promises of God, %
To the Captivity, gracious return
TO Jerusalem, and an everlasting COW
enant, S2:3744. go To jeremiah. to
continue the Kingdom and priesthood.
and to make strong the chosen people.
32:17-26. "a To the poor and father
less, protection Prophecies concerning
the Christ, ID His coming, 1856, c. (2)
The lamentation and weeping of Rach-
ael, Bib The Word Outline-1-45,
JUDAH. 46-51, FOREIGN NATIONS.
81, JERUSALEM.
dirge poet of Israeli Meaning of name
Appointed by jehovah Chronology
-6z9. Where stuCied-Book Of Jere-
miah. Percentage Hilkiah (not the
high priesD: tribe of Benjamin. Char
acter-Brave; Courageous; Sympa-
thetic; Faithful; Patriotic. Events
Call; Restoration of the Temple; Find
ing the Book of the Law; Beginning
uSalem. Contemporaries five
kings of judah; Nebuchadnezzar; Ne
eho; Hulda; Ezekiel; EabakkuS:
Zephaniah. Special work-'.To root out
and pull down, to destroy and to throw
down, to build and to plant. Death
Legendary. MartyIed in Egypt five
years after the fall of Jerusalem, by his
own peple who were impatient of his
denunciations of their idolatries.
Most significant fact-The promise
In lis and 1920 never failed him,
though he stood alone in hostile
world. Characteristics But this
shall be the covenant that 1 will make
with the house of Israel; after those
days saith the Lord. 1 will put my law
in their inward parts, and write it in
their heart; and will be their God and
they shall be my people"
a little verse written in connection
with the fTieze of Sargent's Hebrew
Prophets in the Boston public library,
is so full of suggestiveness of the work
of the prophets, that 1 quote it here:
Here see the builders of a common
wealth,
Who ever to celestial patterns
wrought;
truths plumb-line, lest there
creep by stealth
Some flaw Gods work to mar and
bring to naught-
These men have looked on bushes all
afiame
With Deity. yet unconsumed: have
caught
The vision of the King and felt the
OF unclean lips. till living coal was
brought
To purge away their sin and make
For purest message. Never have they
thought
OF fear, their eyes with heavens glory
lit.
Some faces stern and dark with com