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An Old Masonic Chair And Its Historical Associations.

The writer embraces this opportunity to render a grateful acknowledgment to his friend and brother , Dr . John Clopton , of Williamsburg , Va ., for information kindly afforded him towards the preparation of this hasty ancl brief sketch . R . A . BROCK , Member of Richmond Lodge , No . 10 . mimiond , 7 a ., Dee . lWi , 1878 .

A Hundred Years From Now.

A HUNDRED YEARS FROM NOW .

BY MISS MARY A . M'MULLEN . THE surging sea of human life for ever onward rolls , Ancl bears to the eternal shore it daily freight of human souls ; Though bravely sails our bark to-day , pale Death sits at the prow , And few shall know we ever lived , a hundred years from now . ¦

0 , mig hty human brotherhood , why fiercely war and strive , While God ' s great world has ample space for everything alive ? Broad fields uncultured and unclaimed are waiting for the plough Of progress that shall make them bloom a hundred years from now . Why should we try so earnestly , in life ' s short , narrow span ,

On golden stars to climb so high above our brother man ? Why blindly at an earthly shrine in slavish homage bow ? Our gold will rust , ourselves be dust , a hundred years from now . Why prize so much the world ' s applause ? Wh y dread so much its blame ? A fleeting echo is its voice of censure or of fame ; The praise that fills the heart , the scorn that dyes with shame the brow , Will be as long forgotten dreams a hundred years from now .

0 , patient hearts that meekly bear your weary load of wrong ; 0 , earnest hearts that bravely dare and , striving , grow more strong , Press on till perfect peace is won ; you'll never dream of how You struggled o ' er life ' s thorny road a hundred years from now . Grand , lofty souls , who live and toil that freedom , right , and truth , Alone may rule the universe , for you is endless youth ?

When , ' mid the blest with God you rest , the grateful lands shall bow , Above your clay in rev ' rent love a hundred years from now . Earth ' s empires rise and fall , 0 , time , like breakers on the shore ; They rush upon the rocks of doom , go down , and are no more ; The starry wilderness of worlds that gem Night ' s radiant brow Will light the skies for other eyes a hundred years from now .

Our Father to whose sleepless eyes the past ancl future stand An open page , like babes we cling to Thy protecting hand ; Change , sorrow , death , are nought to us if we may safely bow Beneath the shadow of Th y throne a hundred years from now . —Eclectic , f

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OLD ANTIQUITY. Article 1
IN MEMORIAM: Article 7
FREEMASONRY IN KELSO. Article 8
SARAH BERNHARDT. Article 13
TRYING TO CHANGE A SOVEREIGN. Article 14
SINGULAR CEREMONY IN MAKING ALNWICK FREEMEN. Article 24
ACROSTIC. Article 25
BEATRICE. Article 26
HISTORICAL LUCUBRATIONS. Article 28
VIXEN.* Article 30
AN OLD MASONIC CHAIR AND ITS HISTORICAL ASSOCIATIONS. Article 31
A HUNDRED YEARS FROM NOW. Article 33
A HUNDRED YEARS FROM NOW. Article 35
ON OLD ENGLISH BIBLES. Article 36
MY INITIATION INTO THE ABYSSINIAN MYSTERIES. Article 41
THE BUDDING SPRING. Article 43
THE DIDOT SALE. Article 44
THE POWER OF SONG. Article 47
NOTES ON LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART. Article 48
THE FANCY FAIR. Article 50
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An Old Masonic Chair And Its Historical Associations.

The writer embraces this opportunity to render a grateful acknowledgment to his friend and brother , Dr . John Clopton , of Williamsburg , Va ., for information kindly afforded him towards the preparation of this hasty ancl brief sketch . R . A . BROCK , Member of Richmond Lodge , No . 10 . mimiond , 7 a ., Dee . lWi , 1878 .

A Hundred Years From Now.

A HUNDRED YEARS FROM NOW .

BY MISS MARY A . M'MULLEN . THE surging sea of human life for ever onward rolls , Ancl bears to the eternal shore it daily freight of human souls ; Though bravely sails our bark to-day , pale Death sits at the prow , And few shall know we ever lived , a hundred years from now . ¦

0 , mig hty human brotherhood , why fiercely war and strive , While God ' s great world has ample space for everything alive ? Broad fields uncultured and unclaimed are waiting for the plough Of progress that shall make them bloom a hundred years from now . Why should we try so earnestly , in life ' s short , narrow span ,

On golden stars to climb so high above our brother man ? Why blindly at an earthly shrine in slavish homage bow ? Our gold will rust , ourselves be dust , a hundred years from now . Why prize so much the world ' s applause ? Wh y dread so much its blame ? A fleeting echo is its voice of censure or of fame ; The praise that fills the heart , the scorn that dyes with shame the brow , Will be as long forgotten dreams a hundred years from now .

0 , patient hearts that meekly bear your weary load of wrong ; 0 , earnest hearts that bravely dare and , striving , grow more strong , Press on till perfect peace is won ; you'll never dream of how You struggled o ' er life ' s thorny road a hundred years from now . Grand , lofty souls , who live and toil that freedom , right , and truth , Alone may rule the universe , for you is endless youth ?

When , ' mid the blest with God you rest , the grateful lands shall bow , Above your clay in rev ' rent love a hundred years from now . Earth ' s empires rise and fall , 0 , time , like breakers on the shore ; They rush upon the rocks of doom , go down , and are no more ; The starry wilderness of worlds that gem Night ' s radiant brow Will light the skies for other eyes a hundred years from now .

Our Father to whose sleepless eyes the past ancl future stand An open page , like babes we cling to Thy protecting hand ; Change , sorrow , death , are nought to us if we may safely bow Beneath the shadow of Th y throne a hundred years from now . —Eclectic , f

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