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shall the Son of Man be lifted up and
spoke thereon. Service again at 1/2 past sev
en and spoke for a few minutes on the
subject of "Brethren" and that as we were
to be together a long period we ought
to live together as such. The first saloon
is fitted up very nicely. It is panelled
and large paintings of glass adorn the
sides. These reach the whole length of
the cabin. Tables are fixed by means
of screws to the deck in the centre of the cabin
and extend nearly from top to bottom &
suspended over them large racks & stands
or rather swings full of decanters and glass
in them faced with silver. The chairs all along
the tables are fixed to the floor with a
screw and can be turned in any direction.
Look very neat and are well lined with
red velvet. The floors are carpeted. Very
comfortable lodging altogether but they