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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-10-14

A few weeks ago three young men
of our town were returning home,
about sunset, when one of them who
was an active hunter espied a rabbit
abouttwenty-five yards ahead of them,
enjoying the cool of the evening. As
soon as the young sportsman saw the
rabbit he whispered to his companions
to halt. Deliberately lifting his walk
ing-cane up to his shoulder, he held it
to his sight as if it were a fowlinG-
piece, took good aim, and initiated,
as neal as possible, with his voice, the
report of a gun-bang! The poor
little rabbit jumped, fell heels over
head, gave two or three cries, and lay
on his back, with his legs standing
up in the air, shivcring in the agonies
of death. When the party got up to
it, it was dead. Judge Of the sur
prise of the young men when they
saw the effect of their companions i'm
itation gun-shot report! They thought
at first that the little thing died of
fright; but on turning it over they
saw their mistake, its head being sat
urated with blood =! The sportsman
himself was quite startled. But they
pretty soon discovered that they were
mistaken in that. 1t appears that the
rabbit, when he was disturbed by the
bang, jumped, and struck against the
stump of a bush, and knocked himself
fifel.ss.
CEDAR FALLS AND MINNESOTA RAIL.
RoAD.-We learn that the officers of
this road are still progressing, and
that since III last issue they have
procured the right of way along the
line located-that is from Bradford to
the State line-wlth the exception of
the non-residents and those who will
be obliged to have legal measures
taken to perfect the title of the Com
pany. A c~ommendable energy is dis
played in this undertaking. We are
also highly gratified with the spirit
displayed by the creditors and bond.
holders Of the Dubuque and Pacific
Railroad, who as will be seen by the
proceedings of their meeting, have
voted to the extent of almost their en-
tire Indebtedness, to come into the
new financial plan of the Company.
This secures the speedy construction
of that road to Cedar Falls.-Ceda,
Falls Banner.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-10-14
Clothing, etc.

MORE Boots and Shoes, Ready-made Cloth
WI ing, Hats and Caps, just arrived, making
my stock full and complete, all of which we
will sell at small profits.
WRIGHT & BROTHER.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-10-14
Wall Paper.

TINE subscribers have just received a good
l. stock of Wall Paper, Window Paper, Oil
Shades, Dry Shades. Putnam's Fixtures, Cords
and Tassels, which they will sell low for cash
or produce. T.. b. &. WRIGHT.
OATS and CORN for sale at the lowest mar
~ kct price by
WRIGHT & BROTHER.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-10-14
asSk1AgsM NJ. W. Raymon'

RECAPITULATION-FLOYD COUNTY.
BY reference to the above table it
will be seer that the Republican can
didates have %majorities in every in
stance. These majorities are as fol-
lows:
Majority.
Enr Secretary Of State-Elijah Sells ............ GAS
Sxaae Anditor-. W. CaiteI.. 24s
state Treasurer-John W. Jones. PAS
State Attorney Generals. A. Rice PAT
Register of State Land Ofice-A. +. Miller ........... IA
Commissioner of Des MOines lmprOvenent-Wm.C
Drake .247
Member Of Congress-Wm. vandever. ............ $50
Judge Of 10th Judicial District. II. Williams. RI. 4. $50
District ATTORNEY, 10th District-M. Mcilathcry q. :. 249
Member Of State Board Of Education, 10th District
AR +. HiIdrcih. ISL
Clerk Il District Court, Floyd County-Abner Root =. AZ
Curoner q Floyd County-E. 7. Harrington ....,,.,. l6i
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-10-14

We have returns from the the fol-
lowing towns in Chickasaw county,
showing the votes for District Judge
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-10-14

The election of Clerk Of the District
Court will be contested.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-10-14
We shall be receiving
NEW GOODS.
OUR STOCK

every week, and hope by constant at
tention and fair dealing to satisfy the most
fnclilinlr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
COLLECTING DEBTS-A AERChAN1
EXPERIENCE.
ur,.,.fr.Ny Y Tribsae

To Ae Edite- n TIE NJ y TTfb"He 10 ~ Asv. a;nce
s-n.J n A. 10 made q statement a sie" days SINCE
4, vcny oolumss in relation 20 CLAIM sent ao""
South" for collection. The house win "n,'H q"
co.,ac,ad b,d debt Of over 81 2Oo owing tnen oy
.a,... - - ou;siaus. After wsiting twelve months
49, 49,. vs, was returned protested Of course The
80. I'm been held by Us six months after being
s'oa,~S w,. .4pt to an attorney For two years the
f,,r ,.e received 10 our inquiries as to the state
- a.. r..m wss "The no.e will be paid" We at
,.,h.d crr patience exhausted and transferred the
80, a another lawyer who a. once commenced
:. ,ns,iro the matter through He called on the
d,frer ef the note, and requested payment, which
vas refused on the ground that had been pad long
AGO Upon further investigation, it appeared that the
debtor ard the lawyer had played game OF poker,
cur claim being the stakes. If the debtor should win
the eame the c aim not 10 be paid nor sued for
If the lawyer won, the claim was to be paid. Ihs
debtor the game and, on that ground refused TO
pay when called or. He thought better OF IT, how
ever and paid the debt We receiving the last OF the
moi ey about month since-about six years after the
Lo'c fell due.
IL you catch any Of the legal fraternity there acting
dsbope stiy you have RECOURSE, as we nave never
be en- able 10 ret any Of them struck off the rolls.
advise all sellers of goods TO beware of selling on
TIE recommendations Of Cashiers and Presidents
banks in the South and South-West the bearer gen.
orally owes the bank and il boosts him in order TO get
PAID toe scoIer. never sold man goods who bore
letter Of the kind but what had to sue him % get
the money. Yours, &c, ARAMISGo.
Pila4lshl1, March 5, 1883.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

attscte ed to ever compcser teTery ons d W., :
beer a. saied ca know, 10 the same wsy' and rD1s>
is inevitable by the very laws Of er'st~ progress,
which means mich eppropr:ston. much assimilsti0,
wth some addition by the last at worker The com
poser tie poet, or the winter "ho does NOT p'aSsrze
extensively, is very bsd composer. post or writer
should az coon thrk Of having the singers sn5 through
tbtir uoses by way Of being originally Amsncso az CT
ds,4usipe with Italian meters ard Italian method and
Itsl an styie in ny cartabde. You m'y point out
cenposers who write otlersise II 40, taey write
badly.
"In regard to my orchsStrstoD. locked over it to
find if any pieces Ought, in my opinion TO be rsinstru
rnentsted did not fud any. As fer ths ioudness Of
the orchestra Hector Bcrioz the great French Orches
traor has an admirable chapter on the sorority OF the
o,che,tra AID against the cry Of ts utra-,outness.
do no, think my orchestiation too loud think The
orchestra would be improved BY twenty more in.tru-
mepts and the band on the stsge by twenty more.
with many thanks for your expressions OF personal
friendship, Messrs. Editors, | remain,
.'Your. &c. WILLIAM HENRY FRY"
We substantially admit with Willingness that the let
ter of Mr. Fry contains good many truths but where
we differ Is in the extent Of plagiarism permitted, and
in the extent which it is forbidden. Without further
discussion we wait until the American composer, who
has long reposed after writing Lsonora, puts him
self TO another work in order TO provo that after hsv
ing initiated the masters in ther works like them aso
he can constitute in srt an individuality for himself.
[And Mr.. Fry would add that every successful opera
within his recollection has been condemned its first
appearance by critics in England and America and all
il Individuality denied the composer
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

"v.lsn.ines Manual for 1853 is just published. 1t
s a thick volume of $50 pages, embracing, IS usus N
careful detail al the important intelligence In regard 70
the city ofices and fceis, srd the Government gen
e;auy, which may be required by the people We
notice as worthy of particular commencauon .n'
msnner in which ,he election returns Of last December
nave been recorded. gives full list OF city oncer'
power Of appointment, salaries, all the old anc nc"
charters, and various matters concerning hnSnce'
tie Fire Department, educshop charitable ias'i'u
tiena and lists of officers hom the eareet perlod uoNn
II is particularly rich in historca! value, oeirg lis
tory Of the domestic afairs'of the Inhabitants OF new"
Yoik anterior 10 the Revolutionary Wal Ibis cnsP-
te-, which is full OF mnutis, has been compiied ion
tee very be authorities in the most careui
aId Is highly Interesting to an who feel an interest
tie early history OF our city aid tire character VI NO
Knickertocker i-hsbitarts. There ls also e'reiu'
cgest OF the city ordinances pror tothe ke'oiuu'"
from which ore can get very Gear idea Oh 40 no,'
status CT the Inhabitants Of tie olten hne aso' 'H'
cry ordinances after tie grsDtirg OF Dongan
in 1893. Beside fine modern map oi tne Guy 'e
5ave political map Of tire State, with 'n' c'Isu'
th.reoL; q view of Fort George N hlo' .no ,o''
dence Of Mayor Tiema-n; view OF 0ua'u'-
st-eet; 8 map Of Brooklyn ani th' aT'0o1
country /, the time Of the he'o,u-oI!
War; tie oii Bcerum msnson; tas residence u
Judge IDgrsham; the re.idence Of VIM. D. C''''!
esq; tie NeT-york Savings Ba-k; me Nursef! "
Sixth avenue; Tsmmsny Hail 10 ia'oi ,ns 10
uairs Of For George Dutch map OF norm A'ae'
ica and the West ILdes Of 1921, COPIED honi -.'
original velum il the State collection; tie lss'''.I
Of Alexander Hamilton: ths Cortelyou ma-sion ,U'
X. farmhouse the ssc-smils OF iet'ei o vi
Prckrey relative TO the ruthc buildrs' leh uy ne
British IA 1885, the old Sugar House sid tns S,'uu'
Datch Cb,rca IN Liberty street t,e br'eni!' f. ,ea9
hc9sa l7:6. an old aouss 10 Exc aaSge place iooD
tie Pscvcs. Fsult in Joness Wo<fs Vic" y ."e
cis, III 7ie. Turtle Bay 1853; tbs Ruigers ms-''oa
il l76s: B.wng Greer ,-d th' Battery az ''' ''7 {,
Il lie. o-,iou with ,-nles q me al'os' -
L netsbes, of me Csy Government P'@'',as : ..'
war. Ts.se sxa r.a.y olhx msttsss srs suSfsced u
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
FIRES.

FIRE n fGRTH srRrEr-ARREsr oN SUSPICION OF
ARSON.
ya..a,d.y morning at u o'clock, a fire broke on
in the soda water and sarsaparilla maDufactory
UenTy ksc,et, No. AS Fourth strest. The fremen
were early On the ground, but before they could sub
due the fsuRs the terior of the building including
the stock vss asstoyed. The building Is insured 70
g. ,OO0 snd he stock for 81 800 in the Long lslsnd
Insurance (mpany. A German boy, sixteen years OF
age named Frederick Heink enschloss, was arrested
on suspicion VI having fired the premises; Henken-
schloss had oeen in the employ of Mr.. Knebel, but
was discharged tsw dsys since, for some misde-
meanor whei he threatened TO have satisfaction. A
few mil sess eforc the fire discovered he was
seen in froai the premises, and was subsequently
found csuCesd 10 the rear Of grocery near the man
ufsotory. Apexsmination of the building disclosed
the fact that te door had been broken open and the
pa~eey -drswtnif4d. Justice Brennan, before whom
the nccused ws taken, committed him to await an
examination 10 the Fire Msrshal.
FIRE THR WHARF.
A asantty cotton, landed from the steamship
Cshaws,s "a s-pyercdio be on fire on Wednesday
sissoocn. IL az eventual put out by tSs donkey
pump Of the "a fmer. Thir,een bales weie :sumed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
TIE SECRET SOCIETY.

To he Edff0T V TN< ". i, IfiOHHr
SIR: Having noticed communication IN your Issue
oftbe 7h signed by "Inqusor" In which am charged with
u Club the Fifteenth Ward subjected TO sho
actions Of the Young Mems American General Committee
beg through your columns TO state that neither Pde
nor Of any club organization In the Fifteenth W9o
other ihsn Council No. u Of the American party.
JOHN LESLIE SLINGEKLAND,
No ~ West Eleyenth street
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
lAdversementl.
MRs CHARLES UOWARD's BENEFIT THIS

She popular with all the visitors TO the Museum sne
merits her popularity The Bid. ot an Eyenins sne
charming the bill beside that wonder -
wond NJ Duy.e, who performs such miracle. and dopsss
himself up and hIn,ef away Ia small box, &C.
Joan OF Arc" l. played TINS ATTERsoos again. and -.
Duyerne also ressonshes the specusors Ofcer Curry We
took body Ssmues has deposte4
here stone rather rock for weighs pounds thst VS.
Ased 70 the back of the nsfoItnnste young man
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

tAs vsiusbe p-biesicn ths ,egss AZ ~hcc comprises
rssJ al tbs access'ts erti Reyoiuroas-y hstor! OF
tie city sn. e, tie coups,i,y All pub icatiOa Of
wbcb M-. ValeE,ius deserves grcs, CO lrneecstior
The book is es usus published under tAe auspices Of
tis Conmen CouncI. snl VII OF course coon be IN the
bssds Of al who iesiTe to hsys vs.-sble Msnu.l OF
the CITY
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
CITY ITEMS

Our i:em ssyirg hat Messis. Persi' Il B'ook' wer'
ba; for Mr. Smhsoa, in ths Samueh lomi'ds case Wa
no. strictly correct. Mr.. Persse personally voucned
for the appearance Of :he witness on Wednesday morn
ing ard 1t ia. s;me hs was cn hand and gave :egu
lsr bail
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
TAdyef,isemen
CIrpCyNEN and TIAc

CLRRGYMES and TEACHERS throughout the cOun
thy who willing sct ACEsrs for THE MorHEas MAeA
zIAE, will p,s address tor terms &C.,
H. H. LLoYD Co, Pubiishsra
No. $40 Broadway N. r.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
Advertisement
tAdvertiementl IN ~ .,
pvRDYs NATIONAL TnEATER.-TO-NIGHr VII

be revived at bi. yos Thestsr the much admired morsl
drama THE RAKEs PROGRESS the drama of LIfE Tnn
MosNoss aud ALLs RIGHT the CsIlo Family sPpss
In ihe lniervsl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
fA1v.rfi.auu.ut 4

GRAND GyMNAsTIC EXHIBITION by the meu-
bers WooDs GymnssiDm 2th st., thsv houDAT
WLDNEsOAY EVENING, Apnl IL aud H.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

Yesterday, pa stranger from Boston was pas z
though the 81 se House yard he accossed b. a
Insh man w;tt 'An where please yer honor, is the
yosl,c place n "I do not know" was the reply, 81
sm fsoxsr ere" "And fax, so am l."
lhsrtfoed Coaranl.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

for attempting pass counterfeit 5 bill the Bank Of fPoagh-
keep.e bills found Ia his possessn
Justice Connolly Whsen to prison for examination
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
fAdyettisusnt

Gas, GAs.-GAs FIXTURES, Of new and bceutiu
d.ssns Just ou, the spring Cs st ess srsS
turing s-ps. No. ~ Brs4wsy; cleo the csw Ds -
tubss. AsesAss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

Tsy ALLEGED ABsTRAcTIos OF PAPERS FROM THE
STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE.-A further exaini-
nation was lad yesterday morning at the Mayors Of
fee in the case Of Charles Turner charged with hav-
ing abstracted public records from safe n the Street
Conn issiorers office. There large attendance.
The Mayor said he waited counsel to cOntne them
seyes to the single question in issue de did not wish
TO nter into the me,i!s Of hs Street Commissioner
question. -
MI. Adams, the messenger who made the affidavit
O. which proce s. issued, was sworn asd examined sy
dets1 iaI "a counsel.
s testfed that he has been messenger 10 the oIeet
ecu mig.ioner's Office about SIX months has known
Turner about two month";; have charse OF the ONCE
nave had the keys ever elnce the late attempt OF
Timer 70 take posse sson Mr.. COnover gave me the
Eeys: cid not know Turner then; it was, think,
about four weeks ago; / had understood there was
between Deylin and Con0yer In relstlon
10 tne flee and that Tuner claimed TO be Deputy
Street Commissioner; it was about 81 o'clock In the
morning wheL Turner and Joyce came after the pa
rers did not know Joyce; Joyce came in frst and
sss You alone here, eh :! was alone in that
room though nave since understood that Mr.. Mes
ssrrer was IN the back 6ffice; / was n the room at
the south west corner OF the building; think there
was no ore in the central cf6ce / think joyce said
nothing ei.e; be stayed about minute do not know
that ever Joyce before though his countenance
vas .aInhsr; in about two minutes Turner and Joyce
came back together; Turner said he wanted to get
paper out of the safe: don't know whose safe it is
never before heard that the safe belonged to Tar
Ler; bad heard thai it belonged to NJ. Taylor Tur:
ner came in very quiet-very friendly; told him
couldnt consent to his takirg any papers be said Il
wes mere private psptr Of no consequence; toid
hin couldn't consent to hs taxing any p.per he ss.a
be wanted tie payer evidence In court told hin
t5s-e you'd be time enough when Price came, ana ne
ss;d uis bt retain it till that time if would lot nlm
ges It cut objected, aad hs sssu4ed tnfsSsSnax
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

sGd command og tone. esd lie hs. an o-dsr Of tbs
Court, and here was high 6fcsr OF the Court as 4
attempted TO- pnt eesisoes IN his way to world cal
Il 4 Police tod bn II be nlerf- re with tine p.pass
should cal in icers sad have hin a,r-teS + nee
ssktd him Joyce il he an ,fiiccr and he s.,6
"Yes - ,od hluif he was q, ofhoer you know your
duty and sdied, but object 10 your touchi. a.
psT.rsi ere Turner was by is tune a, the safe w,
20 lie window and ssed the sash bl; 90 cfcer,
ara then turning ss. Turner With the door 81
Tie sase open AID two packages Of papers 10 his
hAxd: ,oosed oct of the window sgan and he was
sluttng the door but did not see the papers ds
nc. krow what he iad done with theD; believe he
put them IN his pocket or hsnted them TO the officers
my ressons 10. believing Il are his persistence 10 opes-
tg the safe sgsiDst ny order ard bis assertions tass
be 81 al order from the Court and mus. have them.
AID his thres, To call in officer II interfered: do
not think be showed me subpens; do not fememoos
seeirg bin have psPer IN his hand be resd no paper
IN NY pesetce or hearing, nor did he hand mo any
rape: but sad he had order from the Conrt - q
nc uce me nj for a. allow hm TO open the safe 10
offered 20 leave TIE paper with me TIL officer CT the
Ctult cane; tod him there was plenty OF time sftcr
MI Price came, ard be said he in hurry, a. hg
must 60 Down town; knew u Supreme Court led
8, cided in fsyor of Deyhn's claim: when Turner
of, red 20 issve the rspsrs with me- he spoke in Q
fency way. bat whe he opened the safe in de6sscs
Of nv orders, be assumed 3 threatening and oSca-
msr iiry att..ude
The dsfsrse picpcsed 10 examine Mr. joyce. bus 4
wss not allowed Gu the gretAi ths, he is party i'm
plicsted, having given himses up for examination.
Council fcg defense moved that the charge Agsiast
Mr Joyce be dismissed, which denied
George X. Thompsor, Assistant Corporation Coua-
sci. sworr. and testified that he defended the csss
of Warden sgt. The City On which Il is alleged he
Marie Cour, Issued order for an ass,g~mssS,
wt:ch ID claimed to be the paper Turner wsaed fron
the tdfe.
NJ. Busted attended on the part of tho city. end
fom him tte Mayor requested the legal advice usces-
sary.
MI. Turner complained Of this. He thought Mr..
Busteed was prosecuting him, and that the Meyer
q anfested ID feeling.
The Mayer assured him that such was nct the esse.
Tie investigation was further adjourned 10 o ooek
this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
tAdvertissmeus.l

Weights aud Mes,ures 10 the City of New Yos hsvne -.
frequent occasion 20 test the various Platform ocses
this city ase pleased 10 testimony 20 ne superior
ter Of those Manufactured BY Messr. rAks
ard do cbeennDy recommend them 70 tn' Pa'"S ."
perfect weighing machines in use. ,,... Il, D,.,xsx
THo,As H. WAIswRisHT. inspector. "a pisn"~
AILEx " sImoss Dept Inspector, lot D4ssn"~
GEoEcx KARR Scales: lr Dntet
Joan H. ENssrR, Seser I'd District ~ A. ,sa ux
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

TEE SUICIDE IN CROSBY srRrEr.-Coroner Cossesy
yesterday held an inquest at No. IL Crosby street, %
the body Of John Hides, who committed suicide b.
taking laudanum already reported in THr TRIBUNE.
The testimony adduced went to chow that Hides, iUr
time past had been depressed in spirits in oonss-
quence Of teiug poor and out of employment. He
mother who resides in England, recently RENTED hin
some money, $40 of which was stolen from him few
days ago BY pickpocket while crossing the ferry -
Brooklyn. Under the circumstances this was gress
loss to him and made him still more gloomy. DIR. BoS-
ton made pos. mortem examination and detected the
pre- sence Of laudapum in the stomach His right eye
was much confused but from what cause did mot -
pear. The audanum taken was the cause Of deaahs
aud the Jury rendered verdict to that effect Mr..
Hides was so years Of age and a native Of England.
He was a w.dower and has left daughter Ia years sf
age, who lives in England. His trade was that Of Q
cutler.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
fAd,crtisemsnt
IL T.pIpT STROP-InXa
Tile META.

THE METALLc az nab Tsi. he ,sos. ,ss ~. ~ ~
Lo fr PRODUCING the kesnss possible edge 10
@ qt.ip.d q the subscrSefs and sose msaafoture
q s.u,nIEs store No. 7 Astor House
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
lAdvertisementI
IurIr,s EiRE AND BCRGLAR-PROOF SA

orrs .,D VAULT DooRs-rhe Undersigned have tsksa IL
hcEAcy for Of hese olbs Safes which The eoeS
e.. An the market combine proof Quality With Pxs-
go s,cpurY FROM BUsCLARs Call and exsmne of yox-
say,. before purehssns shse.,n Safe Of desdgea
ExIRsAsxs 4 Co.. No 10 hrosavv
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

Forsp IN THE WATER.-Cofoner Hills held an IN
quest at Pier No. East River tho re mains OF a.
unknown man who was found floating in tae dock -
that place. DR.. Beach examined the body, but do.
composition had so far advanced that impossible
TO ascertain the cause of death, although no marks ot
violence were perceptibe. The Jury rendered vsr-
dict Of death from to them unknown, but sup
posed TO be from drowning. The body apparently had
been in the water about three months. The deceased
was about we feet six inches in hight stout built and
full face He Rad daik hair and a small goatee. His
dress consisted of coarse brown cloth roundsboue
coat vest of the came material coarse cotton shirt wkh
linen bosom reddish brown pants, large stripe, over'
as wcolen comforter about the neck, aud brogeo
shoes with nails in the soles.
THE PoUGHKEEPsIE GIRL IN A TRAscE-FuRrHEK
PARTIcrLARs.-On Friday the Pougbkeepsic girl re-
v,ed little and Mr.. Garrison, who was present. "a.
would circulate, when she exclaimed, Don't touch
"ue; see Jesus, Jesus--ant he beautiful he 70
sitting on dazzling throne-,anges are giving hin
'pIaise"-and then exclaimed I'm going back
gain" ard again swOcned Wblelooking at what sho
thought to be hell she said, Jesus reached forth hia
" lily white hand and dragged me from the pit In
heaven is a tree-tbe angels are climbing up and
I" down, giving God the prsise. My friends, ehs
then exclaimed, "get ready, get resdy-the judg-
here with my friends long; and IL you knew what !
"knOw, no one would live any longer n their siEs.'
She attends meeting regularly and is getting quiee
strong. Many in Poughkeepsie believe that shc wa.
laborjDg under nervous excitement but che has lives
the last months with Mrs. Garrison, and during
that time has complained Of sickness, and
she is also very strong minded girl and not a. 81
Friday night, at the same onurch, TWO per.
sObs also while at the alter, fell back in trance, bus
did not remain in that state longer than two hours.
Evening Post