The Beauty Of Death

■Ii ttfcere is o-ne thing especlálly ol which 1 1 1 ; 1 1 1 y people c-.innoi, poseibly bciii'vo t.iia t ïnidrv any dreumstancea !( sln.iild s.M'iii iM'.tutiiu!. '. BDppOM lt mc( be (leatJi. That must always ie (iread.ul. Min schlimi gee nny mlsery lm We so graal as bö tratwelglh. tlie müsciry of log.vtog ü- Bilt yet ii comes bo aD ol na tíha.1 H who made ilrat.li, made it, U&e all thiuus els... bO 1m braiitiiul in bis liiai'. Wlicn a Ufe lias Iív.mI its ilays out in haiiiiiifss. grown oíd wVth constantly EUKUmuIatlng joy. and tlicn at tast, betore docay lias toaetaed it, or tiho. ground growa Krfl onder its feet, iiic door opene, and it enten into tJie new youtli of etcniity ; when a yuinr man has tried liis powere liere, and drdiratcd 1 licin tu Qod, and thon ÍS callad to tihe (ull use of tlu'ir períected si rt'iiiít h in thc verj' presenc of tlic Cnil wlicin lie has lovrd ; wheil a man inas ]ivd tot bil brethreo, and the time comes tliat his Ufe cannot help llirni aaj Inniicr. lint liis decwth can pat lile int ii di'ail trut lis. and scnd enthiuiasin into l'aintinií hcarts ; yhen iicath come as a reattoa man who is t.irod Wltlb a. long fijjiit, or o-s viciiir.v to a mam Avino leaves lus micmics liaffh'd brliind him on the shore of time- :m all tJiese timos is not deatli leautiful ? 'Nothkng in all his Ufe became thi man íiko leavlng it," they