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I sat alone at the organ, At the close of a troubled day, When the sunset’s crimson embers, On the western altar lay. ] was weary with vain endeavor, My heart was illat ease, And I songht to sooth my sadness With the voice of the sweet.toned keys,

My hands were weak and trembling, My flog’ re all unskilled, To render the grand old anthem With which my soul was ffiled, Through the long day's cares and worries I had dreamed of that glorions strain, Aud I longed to hear the organ Repeastit to me again,

It fell from my untaccht fingers, Diseordant and incomplete, I keew not how to express it, Or to mako the discord sw: So L toiled with patient labor ill the last bright gleams were gone, And the evening's purple shadows Were gathering one by one. Then a master stood beside ma, And touched the noisy keys, And lo! the discord vanished And melted in perfect peace. I heard the great organ pealing My tune that I could net pissy, The strains of the glorious anthem That had filled my soul ali day,

Down through the dim cathedral The tide of music swept,

And through the shadowy arches The lingering echoes crept.

And I stood jn the purple twil’ght, And heard my theme again,

Not my feeble, untaught ren t’ring, But the master’s perfect strain,

So I think perchance the Master, Atthe close of life’s weery day, Will take from our trembling fingers

The tane that we cannot play; He wii! hear through the jarring discord The strain; although half expressed, He will blend it in rerfect music And add toit ell the rest.

—Minnie EB, Kennedy

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The Dead of 1885.

The sudden death of Wm. H. Van- the railroad magnate following closely the death of the Vice-President of the United States and that of Alfonso, the young King of Spain, brings forcibly to mind the fact that the list of distinguished names that already swell the death roll of 1885 is ap uo isually large one. It embraces pames famous in every waik of life and in all lands ; of all creeds and tongues ; scholars ; soldiers, veterans ol! many years Of honorable usefulness, and names young in years and fame, but rich ia pr onine—all are represent- ed ia the long roll of the illustrious dead.

The death of the great Captain, Ulysses S. Grant, after months of suticring and pain, and the impressive scene of his burial will never be for-

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all names interwoven with the great re- bellion, have passed away during the year.

France bas been calied to mouro for the venerable Victor Hugo, fall of years and crowned with honors, Ger- many has lost the Emperor William’s old triend, Baron-Von Manteufel ; his brilliant nephew, Prince Frederick Charles, the dashing Red Prince of maoy campaigns, and Frantz Abt, the charining song composer.

Kinviaad mourns the loss of gallant Fred Barnaby, slain in battle; the un- timels Se of Gordon; Sir Moses Montefiore, the Jewish philanthr. opist Sir Francis Hincks, and Lord Hlough- ton, better known perhaps as Richard Monckton Milnes, poet and essavist.

Besides Alfonso, Spain has lost Mar- shu! Serrano.

Among the Americans who have passed away since the year we find the names of ex Secretary Fre- linghuysren, ex-Senators Wm M. Gwin, Wm Sharon and Reuben LE. . Fentoa; Edgar K. Apgar, Scot! Lord, ex-Member of Congress and once alaw partner of Roscve Conklisg ; Ewery A, Storrs, the brijlient lawyer and stump speaker ; the venerable George W. Clinton, ex-

Lieut.-Governor Henry R. Seldon, Colonel Joseph Van Buren, Judge

Theodore R. Westbrook, Judgo Albert Cardozo, and Malcolm Hay, ex-Assist- aut Postmester-General.

‘The musical world hag lost Dr. Leopold{Damarosche, Brinley Richards, Arthor Burt, the solo cornet player ; Ferdinand Hiller, Colone! W. A. Pond, the music pablivher,and General Henry K. Oliver, who fifty years ago compos- od “Federal Street.”

a Myra Clark G iins, litigant ; Charlotte Cooper, danghter of the great novelist, James Fenimore Cooper ; Mes. Francis Vanderbilt, widow

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