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Short Is The Way.

Short is tlie way . Ah ! weary one , Who fainteth e ' er 'tis well begun , List to the glorious song ! From age to age that song has rung , By rested ones above 'tis sung ; Their rest is long .

Short is the way , yet all across , The shadow falls of Calvary ' s cross Rut through the long , long rest , Brightening that shade , came gleaming down Rays from that glorious , golden crown ,

Set for the blest . The rest is long . Lift up thine eyes To where the Heavenly City lies , And see that quiet land . Oh ! sweet the rest , thy journey o ' er For ever aud for evermore ,

Kept by God ' s hand . Short is the way . Then murmur not Though rough and dreary be thy lot , The after-rest is long . Life brings but toil and grief , Death gives us sweet relief—That rest is long .

Address Of The Grand Master, J. H. Graham, L.L.D., &C.

ADDRESS OF THE GRAND MASTER , J . H . GRAHAM , L . L . D ., & c .

OFFICERS AND BRETHREN OF THE GKAND LODGE OF ANCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF THE PROVINCE OF QUEBECIt is with devout thankfulness to the Great Architect of the Universe that , as your chief executive officerI am again

, privileged to meet you in this our annual assembly , to render an account of my stewardship ; to preside over your important deliberations , and to aid you in drafting your designs on the trestle-board for the guidance of the craftsmen during the

coming year . May our labours thus begun in order , be conducted in peace and closed in harmony . The year just closed has , in general , been one of peace , harmony and prosperit y within our borders and throughout the

Masonic world . The workmen in our temples have with commendable zeal and fidelity , devoted themselves to their allotted tasks , so that their overseers have had but

little of which to complain and much to praise ; and thus we trust it may always be , so that peace may ever be within our walls and prosperity in our palaces , and that at last each one , having finished his labors may receive the welcome plaudit from the

Great Master Workman , " Well done good and faithful servant , enter thou into the joy of thy Lord . " You are already aware of the death of M . W . Brother Aldis Bernard and his burial with due respect nuder the auspices

of Grand Lodge , of the death of R . W . Bro . George Thompson , of Quebec , one of the best of men and most zealous masons within our jurisdiction . I have now to communicate to you the sad intelligence of the death of our illustrious and R . W . Bro .

A . T . de Oliveira , 33 ° , of the City of Rio Janeiro , Grand Representative of this Grand near the Grand Lodge of Brazil ; and also the death of our zealous and talented R . W . Brother James B . Scott , of New Orleans , the Grand Representative of

this Graud Lodge at the Grand Lodge of Louisiana , than whom the Grand Lodge of Quebec had no better friend or more faithful Representative abroad . These

illustrious Brethren will be sadly missed and long lamented in their respective jurisdictions . I have also to report the early death of our able and promising W . Bro . J . B . Colston , LL . D ., of the city of Quebec . As token of our sorrow on account of decease of these and other BrethrenI propose that

, this Lodge Room be draped in mourning during the present communication . I have appointed R . W . Bro . Joseph P . Hornor , of New Oriaans , as Grand Representative at the Grand Lodge of Louisiana in the place of our late R . W . Bro . J . B .

Scott , and R . W . Bro . McKelvie , near the Grand Lodge of Prince Edward ' s Island , and V . W . Bro . David A . Manson , of Mansonville , has been duly commissioned as Representative of that Grand Lodge , near the Grand Lodge of Quebec , which

appointments will doubtless be acceptable to this Grand Body . I have also to report that I have granted Dispensations for the establishment for the four following new Lodges , viz . : Bedford Lodge , at Bedford ; Hochelaga Lodge , at Hochelaga ; Montarville Lodge , at Longueil ; and Richelieu Lodge , at Sorel , and ! trust their affairs will be found in

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Monthly Masonic Sumnary. Article 2
SOME FURTHER REMARKS ON THE EXTRACTS FROM THE SHEFFIELD CHAPTER OF PARADISE MINUTE BOOKS.* Article 3
FATHER FOY ON SECRET SOCIETIES. Article 5
PRINCE BOLTIKOFF: Article 12
A VOICE IN NATURE. Article 16
"THE ALBURY MS."AN ANALYSIS. Article 18
AN OLD, OLD STORY. Article 22
TWO SIDES. Article 24
SOCIAL PROBLEMS AND THEIR PEACEFUL SOLUTION. Article 26
THE WOMEN OF OUR TIME. Article 30
GERARD MONTAGU; Article 32
THE ENCHANTED ISLE OF THE SEA. Article 35
CONTEMPORARY LETTERS ON THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. Article 37
LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOUR. Article 39
RETURN OF THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION. Article 40
A MEMORY. Article 41
DURHAM CATHEDRAL. Article 42
TRIFLES. Article 45
OLD GREGORY'S GHOST: Article 45
FURNESS ABBEY. Article 49
THE DAYS TO COME. Article 50
GRUMBLE NOT, BROTHER. Article 51
THE ORIGIN AND REFERENCES OF THE HERMESIAN SPURIOUS FREEMASONRY. Article 51
A Review. Article 54
FREEMASONRY! Article 59
POETS' CORNER. Article 59
PARIS RESTAURANTS. Article 63
MASONIC CENTENNIAL SONG. Article 65
THE MASONIC PHILOSOPHY. Article 65
FREEMASONRY IN FRANCE. Article 67
LOST. Article 70
AN ESSAY ON EPITAPHS. Article 71
A PARABLE. Article 74
ADDRESS OF P.G.M. BRO. HON. RICHARD VAUX, AT CENTENNIAL OF AMERICAN UNION LODGE. Article 75
SHORT IS THE WAY. Article 76
ADDRESS OF THE GRAND MASTER, J. H. GRAHAM, L.L.D., &c. Article 77
A PAGE FROM LIFE'S BOOK. Article 81
Correspondence. Article 82
REUNION. Article 85
ADDRESS OF THE V. H. AND E. SIR KT. COL. W. J. B. MACLEOD MOORE, OF THE GRAND CROSS OF THE TEMPLE, GRAND PRIOR OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA, Article 86
MASONRY EVERYWHERE. Article 93
NOTES ON LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND ART. Article 93
ARE THE CHILDREN AT HOME. Article 97
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Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.

Short Is The Way.

Short is tlie way . Ah ! weary one , Who fainteth e ' er 'tis well begun , List to the glorious song ! From age to age that song has rung , By rested ones above 'tis sung ; Their rest is long .

Short is the way , yet all across , The shadow falls of Calvary ' s cross Rut through the long , long rest , Brightening that shade , came gleaming down Rays from that glorious , golden crown ,

Set for the blest . The rest is long . Lift up thine eyes To where the Heavenly City lies , And see that quiet land . Oh ! sweet the rest , thy journey o ' er For ever aud for evermore ,

Kept by God ' s hand . Short is the way . Then murmur not Though rough and dreary be thy lot , The after-rest is long . Life brings but toil and grief , Death gives us sweet relief—That rest is long .

Address Of The Grand Master, J. H. Graham, L.L.D., &C.

ADDRESS OF THE GRAND MASTER , J . H . GRAHAM , L . L . D ., & c .

OFFICERS AND BRETHREN OF THE GKAND LODGE OF ANCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF THE PROVINCE OF QUEBECIt is with devout thankfulness to the Great Architect of the Universe that , as your chief executive officerI am again

, privileged to meet you in this our annual assembly , to render an account of my stewardship ; to preside over your important deliberations , and to aid you in drafting your designs on the trestle-board for the guidance of the craftsmen during the

coming year . May our labours thus begun in order , be conducted in peace and closed in harmony . The year just closed has , in general , been one of peace , harmony and prosperit y within our borders and throughout the

Masonic world . The workmen in our temples have with commendable zeal and fidelity , devoted themselves to their allotted tasks , so that their overseers have had but

little of which to complain and much to praise ; and thus we trust it may always be , so that peace may ever be within our walls and prosperity in our palaces , and that at last each one , having finished his labors may receive the welcome plaudit from the

Great Master Workman , " Well done good and faithful servant , enter thou into the joy of thy Lord . " You are already aware of the death of M . W . Brother Aldis Bernard and his burial with due respect nuder the auspices

of Grand Lodge , of the death of R . W . Bro . George Thompson , of Quebec , one of the best of men and most zealous masons within our jurisdiction . I have now to communicate to you the sad intelligence of the death of our illustrious and R . W . Bro .

A . T . de Oliveira , 33 ° , of the City of Rio Janeiro , Grand Representative of this Grand near the Grand Lodge of Brazil ; and also the death of our zealous and talented R . W . Brother James B . Scott , of New Orleans , the Grand Representative of

this Graud Lodge at the Grand Lodge of Louisiana , than whom the Grand Lodge of Quebec had no better friend or more faithful Representative abroad . These

illustrious Brethren will be sadly missed and long lamented in their respective jurisdictions . I have also to report the early death of our able and promising W . Bro . J . B . Colston , LL . D ., of the city of Quebec . As token of our sorrow on account of decease of these and other BrethrenI propose that

, this Lodge Room be draped in mourning during the present communication . I have appointed R . W . Bro . Joseph P . Hornor , of New Oriaans , as Grand Representative at the Grand Lodge of Louisiana in the place of our late R . W . Bro . J . B .

Scott , and R . W . Bro . McKelvie , near the Grand Lodge of Prince Edward ' s Island , and V . W . Bro . David A . Manson , of Mansonville , has been duly commissioned as Representative of that Grand Lodge , near the Grand Lodge of Quebec , which

appointments will doubtless be acceptable to this Grand Body . I have also to report that I have granted Dispensations for the establishment for the four following new Lodges , viz . : Bedford Lodge , at Bedford ; Hochelaga Lodge , at Hochelaga ; Montarville Lodge , at Longueil ; and Richelieu Lodge , at Sorel , and ! trust their affairs will be found in

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