sadaesas it to look toward that Heaven where its
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auddeads it to look toward that Heaven wnefe lls
loved ones have already gone


Some are away-,iie dead ones dear,


Wbo ,h,sogeS with us the ancient hearth,


And gaye lie hour 10 cultless mlrtn-


E,s,e Nth a stern, relentless hand


oaI.d In and ihinned or little band


800 ike a n:ght-fash passed away,


And scrne sunk, lingering day by day


~ We're not all here"
Bn, if dear hearts longer gather with US there,
their memories are yet fresh and green in the
soul-breathing hope, consolation and courage
ever all its life.


LIE, the day, then be consecrated, first to graft
tide for the mercies Of Heaven, and then to the
social enjoyments which those mercies have pro-
vided. LIE, thoughts of others, too, whose lot has
been less bright and joyous than ours-sningle with
our emo,iens,-charity for their errors, pity for
their sorrows, and sympathy with their suffering
and grief. Oar thoughts and feelings, on such an
occasion, should be free from that selhshness which
is roo apt TO minglc with them: and should embrace
ia their circle all the hopes and joys, as well as all
the SORROWS and fears, ,oi our fellow Thus MAJ
we become better and happier by its observance,
and be strengthened for the duties of the life that
is yet before US.