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" Great Anniversary Spell.

her Sp iritualism before her death , though she thought that " something " or " somebody" was deceiving her . Charles suggested it was the books , and she immediately ordered them to be burnt , and soon after expired in peace , leaving him her property . Charles often relates to his friends , with his jovial smile , the horrors _ he experienced in the little church , and winds up with praising his beautiful wife , ancl kisses her , saying he hardly understands it yet .

The Universality Of Masonry.

THE UNIVERSALITY OF MASONRY .

BY BRO . CAPT . SAM . WHITING . ONE morn as pensively I strolled On far Pacific ' s Chilian shore , Through Valparaiso ' s hills there rolled

The echoes of the breakers' roar . A crowd of Chilians I descried Gather'd around a lifeless form Cast up by the receding tide , Sad jetsam * of the wreck and storm . They upward turu'd the dead man ' s face

To see if aught they might descry—Some token of his name or race , Or other mark to know him by .

Tattoo'd upon his breast appeared Duncan McGregor ' s Scottish name—A sailor , and perchance endeared To some sweet lass of Highland fame . But the left arm disclosed to view Some signs and tokens ever dear

To Brother Masons good and true , Which they all love and all revere . A Square and Compass was disclosed , Which with delig ht the Chilians see , While in the centre there reposed The grand symbolic letter " G . "

These Chilians were Masons all , And prov'd as true as they were brave : They found the stranger coffin , pall , And Christian burial freely gave .

" Praise God for Masonry ! " I said , While gazing on this touching scene ; It sacredly inhumes the dead , And keeps the Mason ' s memory green . NEAV BRIGHTON , New Year ' s 1880 .

“The Masonic Magazine: 1880-03-01, Page 24” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 2 June 2025, django:8000/periodicals/mmg/issues/mmg_01031880/page/24/.
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THE RECORDS OF AN ANCIENT LODGE. Article 1
THE OLD CHARGES OF THE BRITISH FREEMASONS. Article 6
AS WE MAKE IT. Article 11
THE LAWS OF THE CRUSADERS IN CYPRUS. Article 12
MASONIC STORIES. Article 13
A MASONIC DREAM. Article 14
A STRANGE LANGUAGE. Article 17
THE MYSTIC CHORD. Article 18
" GREAT ANNIVERSARY SPELL. Article 20
THE UNIVERSALITY OF MASONRY. Article 24
THE LONDON LIVERY COMPANIES. Article 25
CHURCH BELLS AND THEIR ASSOCIATIONS. Article 26
THE MASONIC VETERANS' ASSOCIATION OF CENTRAL NEW YORK. Article 29
FOUND. Article 33
LITTLE BRITAIN. Article 34
OUR GRAND BROTHERHOOD. Article 38
A CATALOGUE OF MASONIC BOOKS IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM. Article 41
NORAH'S REMONSTRANCE. Article 44
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Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.

" Great Anniversary Spell.

her Sp iritualism before her death , though she thought that " something " or " somebody" was deceiving her . Charles suggested it was the books , and she immediately ordered them to be burnt , and soon after expired in peace , leaving him her property . Charles often relates to his friends , with his jovial smile , the horrors _ he experienced in the little church , and winds up with praising his beautiful wife , ancl kisses her , saying he hardly understands it yet .

The Universality Of Masonry.

THE UNIVERSALITY OF MASONRY .

BY BRO . CAPT . SAM . WHITING . ONE morn as pensively I strolled On far Pacific ' s Chilian shore , Through Valparaiso ' s hills there rolled

The echoes of the breakers' roar . A crowd of Chilians I descried Gather'd around a lifeless form Cast up by the receding tide , Sad jetsam * of the wreck and storm . They upward turu'd the dead man ' s face

To see if aught they might descry—Some token of his name or race , Or other mark to know him by .

Tattoo'd upon his breast appeared Duncan McGregor ' s Scottish name—A sailor , and perchance endeared To some sweet lass of Highland fame . But the left arm disclosed to view Some signs and tokens ever dear

To Brother Masons good and true , Which they all love and all revere . A Square and Compass was disclosed , Which with delig ht the Chilians see , While in the centre there reposed The grand symbolic letter " G . "

These Chilians were Masons all , And prov'd as true as they were brave : They found the stranger coffin , pall , And Christian burial freely gave .

" Praise God for Masonry ! " I said , While gazing on this touching scene ; It sacredly inhumes the dead , And keeps the Mason ' s memory green . NEAV BRIGHTON , New Year ' s 1880 .

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