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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-30
SPECIAL ELECY,ZO3.s'

to fill the Offices hereinafter designated. as
follows, to-wit:
Throughout the State
The office of Judge of the Supreme Court,
to fill Il vacancy occasioned by the declcn-
sion Of John F. Dillon.
The office of Judge of the Supreme Court,
to fill vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ton of George Il. Wright.
In the first Judicial District
The office Of District Judge, to fiji the
vacancy occasioEed by the resignation of
Francis Springer
The Office of District Attorney, to fill the
vacancy occasiened by the resignation of
Joshua Tracy.
In the Third Judicial District
The Office of District Judge, to fill the va
caney oecasioned by the resignation of Jas.
In the second Circuit of the Third Ju-
dicial District
The Office of Circuit Judge, to fill the va.
cane oceasioned by the resignation Of Jas.
W. McDill.
In the First Circuit of the Fourth Judic-
ial District
The Office of Circuit Judge, to fill the va
cancy occasioncd by the resignation of Ad-
olson Oliver.
In the Fifth Judicial district
The Office Of District Attorney, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of
Samuel D. Nichols
In the Second Circuit of the Sixth Judic.
ial District
The Office Of Circuit Judge, to fill the va
cancy eccasioned by the resignation of Hor-
ace S. Winslow.
In the Twelfth Judicial District
hn off. %
cancy occasioned by tae resignation Of VIM
Is Fairfield.
In the County of Lucas (TwelftA Repre-.
sentative District
The Office of Representative in the Gen.
| eral Assembly, from the Twelfth Rcpresen-
tative district, to fill the vacancy oc casion.
ed by the resignation Of Abraham H. Suits.
man.
Whereof, all the electors Of the State, and
OF the designated districts, and Of the said
county of Lucas, will take due notice; and
whereof, the sheriffs Of the several counties
OF the State, and Of the districts specified
and said county of Lucas, will take official
notice and be Cover ned accordingly.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hereun.
to set my hand and caused to be affixed the
great seal Of the State Of IoYa Done al
Des Moines, this tenth day Of September
A. b. 1870, in the ninety-ffth year Of the
independence of the I'm tied States, and in
the twenty-fourth Of the State Of Iowa.
BY the Governor
H.. SAMUEL MERRILL.
Ed. WRIGHT, Secretary Of State.
STATE OF IOWA-IIoward Ccunty-ss:
In compliance with section 436 Of the re.
vised statutes Of the State Of Iova, the
foregoing proclamation is published AZ a no.
tice to the electors Of Howard County Iowa
and which is also hereby given to the elec.
tors Of said Howard County, that on the
second Tuesday Of Oct. A. b. 1870, the fol.
lowing specified offices of said county are
to be filled by an election to be held in said
county, viz ::
The Office of Clerk Of the District Court.
The office of County Recorder.
Also; Three members Of the Board OF
Supervisors.
In testimony Of which hcreunto set my
name and title Of Office at Cresco, this 23d
day of September, 1870.
J.F POWELL.
Sheriff " Howard o6aney, Dbwa,
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.SI.aTE TICKET.
For Secretary Of State,
CHARLES DOERR,
OF LEE COUNTY.
For Auditor Of State,
WESLEY W. GARNER,
OF LOUISA COUNTY.
For Treasurer Of State.
WILLIAM c. JAMES,
OF PoTTAwATTAMlE COUNTY.
For Attorney General,
H. NJ. MARTIN,
OF SCOTT COUNTY.
For Register Of State Land Office.
D. F. ELLSWORTH,
OF HARDIN COUNTY.
For Reporter Of the Supreme Court,
CHI. BANE,
OF JOHNSON COUNTY.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
WILLIAM McLENAN,
OF DUBUQUE COUNTY.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court, Long
Term,
&c. KNAPP,
or VAN buren, COUNTY.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation
Of Judge Dillon,
Z. HENRY SMYTHE,
OF DIES MONIES COUNTY.
For Judge of the Supreme Court, to fill the
vacancy occasioncd by the resignation
of Judge Wright.
REUBEN NOBLE,
OF CLAYTON COUNTY.
For Member of Congress, Third Congress-
ional District.
JOHN 7. SLOVENIAN,
OF CLAYTON COUNTY.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All notes and accounts that have ma.
tured by Oct !, and are not paid within Is
days after maturity, will then be collected
with costs. Harvest is over and We must
hare our money.
W. & j. FLEMING,
Nc Gregor, Iowa.
ROBT. PHELAN, Agt
Cresos, iowa.
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The Magic Conbor"t'a s ssa"s ss s ssy s1' i:
permanent black or brown 1t contains
no poison. ANY one can use it, One sent
by mail torS 81. Address Magic Comb
Co. Springfield Mass. 3m
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-30

"Barrett's" Superb Hair Restor-
atiye.
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HNDRTUNES offered to live men,
4 Rare Chance. Send stamp. Diamond
X. Co., Wilminginton, Del n46-3m
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be filled by vote Of all the electors of the
State, and of the several districts named,
to-wit:
BY vote of all the electors of the State
The office Of Judge of the Supreme Court,
now filled by Chester c Cole, whose term
will expire Dec 81, 1870.
The Office Of Secretary of State.
The Office Of Auditor of State.
The Office of Treasurer Of State.
The office Of Register of the State Land
Office
The Office of Attorney General.
The office Of Reporter of the Dccis-
ions Of the Supreme Court
The Office of Clerk of the Supreme Court;
whose terms Of office will severally expire
January l, 1871
By vote of the electors of each of the
several congressional districts
The Office of Representative in Congress,
the term. Of effice of the present represen-
tatiyes expiring March 3, 1871.
by vote of the electors Of each of the
several judicial districts, except the Twelfth,
The Office of the District Judge the
terms of Office of the present judges expir-
ing December 81, 1870:
The office of District Attorney, the terms
OF the present occupants Of said Office ex-
piring January !, 1871.
do further proclaim that at said general
election there will be, and hereby is, sub.
mitted to the people, the question, Shall
there be convention to revise the ccnsti-
tuition and amend the same % in accord
ancc with the provisions of the Constitution,
and Of Chapter 1853 of the Acts Of the Thir-
teenth General Assembly. Those electors
voting in favor OF the question shall have
written or printed On their ballots the
words, For convention to revise the
constitution and amend the same" those
electors voting against the question submit
ted, shall have written or printed on their
ballots the words, Against a convention
torevise the constitution and amend the
same.'
Whereof, all electors Of the State and of
the several districts will take due notice !;
and whereof, the sheriffs Of the several
counties of the State, and the several dis
tricts will take official notice and be gov
erned accordingly.
And do further proclaim and give MS
tice that on the day Of the said general
o. oct ian I'll a will ha bcll
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New York, Jan 18th, 1870.
Watch No. 1o33-Bearing trade mark Frederic
Athertcn u Co.. Marion, N. j., manufactured by
ln'tea States Watch Co., has been carried by me
from necemoer lsts, to January 18th, 1870 its total
variation being only two seconds in the entire time.
l.. +. CRITrESDEE. Late Register L. S. Treasury.
Watch No. 1124-Bearing trade mark "Frederic
Anterior Co.." manufactured by United States
Watch Co., has been carried by seven MONTHS to-
tai variation in mean time being only six seconds
A. l.. DENhIs, President N. J. Il. Il. & I. Co.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-30
New Advertisements

&ESA 4 DAY.---Busincss entirely new
PkO and honorable. Liberal induce
,ncu's. Descriptive circulars free. Adj
dress J. C.. RAND & Co., Eildefvrd, Me.
:}6in3.
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Why

Is it that DR.. Roback's Stem.
ach Bittcrs increase in sale
every year?
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We are pleased to refer to a few WELL KNOWN parti
riority Of the L. S. Watch Co. Watches.
b. r. PHELPS, Conductor H. j. Cen r. r.
Hon. SAMUEL MERRILL, Governor of Iowa.
GEN. LOWS, Agt TOLEDO, NabasE, & Western Rail-
way.
WIN. MITCHELL, Co
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Because
After years Of experience
and trial they have been
proven to be a sure cure
for Dyspepsia and Indiges-
ton.
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You You ssvscD cO~ now @Gsss 0n%
the. the Gospel los e. co%e come Oh come When Chris.
the world is on fire, aud the rumbling thunder rolls
through tho vast concaye, 1t will be too lste-yoT
the housel This may be the last time you will hear
ny voice, expect to be present ct that AWFUL
snS e fTrS 70 ss ssse
there and when he shall say to the goats, Depart,
ye cursed into everlasting fire. prepared for the devil
nation, for have warned you TO night to fee from
the wrath to come. tOh no, no don't; Lord have
mercy; ancn.l
When the excitement, caused by the stunning an
nouncement, with which the last speaker closed,
had subsided, the Rev. William Phillips stepped into
the pulpit and delivered the following
ExHoRrArIoS To IMMEDIATE REPENTANCE.
NV fricnds--a solemn tbought--shall we oil meet
again in the dim enclosure Of these walls 7 Another
solemn thought: what came ye out here tonight 20
year out, or TO covenant with God as II goes out,
that will 1.-Two to him and syrve him as you
thoughts, and this is solemn time 1t is appointed
unto all men once TO die and once is enough tYes,
yes, so It'll Life is bubble, vapor; we are here
woman. and child here tonight should learn to say,
" SO teach me TO number my days that may apply
ing Of while hcref Have you been thinking of vain
delgsions, or examining yourselves to mike up your
oh, my fellow travellers with me to the bar OF God,
prepare, prepare to meet your God lie Is coming,
bc intnn eSorn an5 @ nt VVe oW l"iohy nu yyp1 ypn
no, oh mol Says some onc.-'In fifteen minutes
ioos VIII roh outi yer, near as the new year Is,
As lie sand In he ho1pSiass of tina ap,ns V 40 r
your liyes dripping away--slowy, slyy, noiseessiy
suy seeretn your iiVes are dripping away, and you
down. GNo NO Iord oh donitI' Yo,n~ u, nan nO'
young woman, how stands the with your Sup.
posv @ @ one @ gG were 70 come now. what would
mcrcy.l One says, Mother and father lived over
ninety years, and may not live as longr Who can
momr"tons oseosion VI pP,nF M seut heeis rms Is
sion prepare TO meet thy God [ercat sensationI he
tore he calls y2u from this house 70 stand before mis-
n4hins oI' lNries anu shrleSs.l
THE COVENANT HYMN.
The hext exercise was the singing OF the Covenant
hymn' oeginning
Come' lst & us use the grace divine.
In perpetual cov'nant Join
ourselves 70 ohrls' 'he Lord.
A.'' vas .'0s' so''uin oAe'0'se' ine hymn was
'''su on' '"o ""'s ~ u'' w '"e P's'or' una was
itee'cu WI" ',asus.iohs' aihenh' groans' ana
=" 'Ns rVin "" nai-o'".eu "onien' Nhen tne
u! al" ""u ooe" suns '"toush W 'ne emu tne Wnoie
VV"kieS'4oh ui'Vu !" s"1u' Pro3er' ou' 'no shehce
""s 'ons'uy oroHon oy iiPPes oi nurtuuiinS cries
ana groahs' anu eJaeuAtions LUIS exercise having
peen cohoiuu'd hc pastor
PRAYED TIE OLD YEAR oUT AND Tue NEW YEAR IN
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THESE Bonds CAN M REaisrrRsp.
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS PAfD.ur STOCK SUE.
scRrPrIoSs No bonds issued on road under con.
struction; issue limited TO $4,000 per mile of road
built and In running order. BEING ONLY ABOUT HALF
THE ACTUAL CASH COST. The road is being built
with great economy for cash $50 miles are already
and running regular trains; aud the whole line
(over 400 mles) II is expected will be completed
within the ensuing year. II Is ono OF the most i'm.
portant roads in The State ofEew York II shortens
tie route from New York city to Buffalo 20 miles
and to oswego Is miles; II traverses populous dis
trct destitute OF other railroad facilities which must
furnish 1t large and profitable local business and
win be completed at an aggregate cost far below
that OF any competing line. These advantages cannot
fail TO make II one OF the best paying roads leading
from the metropolis, and It's First Mortgage Bonds
one OF the safest securities ever issued All mort
gage bonds issued on railroads running from
the city OF New York are good, aud the interest
promptly paid, although some OF them are
mortgaged for more than double the amount per
mile that the Midland is Among the bonds now
offering, we know OF none equal to these. For the
investment OF trust other funds there Is nothing
better and In exchange for Government bonds they
give large increase Of income, besides capitazing
the premium. They are meeting with rapid sale
and VIC have been gratiled to find that they are
taken chiefly by our most conservative and sagacious
capitalists in exchange for Government securities
Price. par and accrued interest in currency. Circu-
lars, pamphlets, Sc, on hand for distribution.
GEORGE oPDYKR & CO,
~ Bankers, 25 Nassau street
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.WlHiamsburgh B cent Jan. II, and also an extfa
dividend at the rate OF " cent. per AMMAN.
Mechanics' and Traders, 3 o cent, Jan. II, aud
y cent extra dividend.
The West Side Franklin, Abingdon Square, Mu-
tual Benefit, Dry Dock, German Uptown, Union
Dime, and the sixpenny Savings Banks also pay the
usual n cent. dividends.
Hanover Fire Insurance, 8 q cent, payable on de-
mand.
The coupons Of tho funded debt bonds OF the
state OF Arkansas, due Jan. 1, will be peid pre-
sentation by the American Exchauge Bank.
The coupons on the bonds OF buchanan county
Mo-, issued to the ST. Louis and St. Joseph Railroad
America
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LONG ISLAND.

East Moriches is aetating for public bail.
The clerk " the Flushing Trusiees has been ar
rested on charge OF fmAeasance In ofice.
The beach Is strcwn With oranges from the wreck
OF the steamer Grecan, At new Inlet.
Dr. Wagsla1. OF Babylon. has purchased tho prop
ery oI Cotneha Bergen, a. babylon, i1g go, %.
serpent ten feet long and six inches in diameter
was killed at Bayside on Friday
The Knights OF Hell Gate fantastcal associa tiou
OF Astoria had a mounted parade at Pushing on New
Years DAY.
young woman n resident Of Hogs Neck, near
Souod, while deranged, rejected food for two weeks,
aud died OF starvation ON Thursday.
Mr.. Albert Weeks, or Babylon, 10 the fat man Of
Long Island He viii not allow himself 20 bc weighed
Or measured but good judges say that he weighs SO
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Arrt,ed-sUSpAY, Jan. 2.

Arrtted-SUSDAY. Jan. q
steamship Herman Livingston. Savannah. md'e and
nass,
Steamship Virgo. Savannah, ndse and pass.
Steamship Charleston. Chnrlestpn mdsc. and pass.
Steamship Iarifa, Liverpool mdse,
Steamship Fairbanks, ,Wlmiugto &, naval stores
Steamship Clledonia, Glasgow, mdse and pass.
Steamship Ariadne New Orleans, mdse. and pass.
steamship Dorian, Civta NecChia. fruit, &c.
Also. the nsnl rlvNr ana coasiMIse vessels.
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EnsInt,s Notl.t,.

yestments that will return you twoold the worth of
your money, gbao Traphagen Hunter & co.'s, 33, 400
and i02 BOwCry, and purchase your clothing none
better none cheaper 10 the market
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spttml gutlt,s.
1EglC!Ah hpRAWISGs

hlSSOuRl-ExtIa Class No. ii5, Dec. 81 1862.
9, 60, z, 25, 2, 20, 81, 81, q, II, 10, G,
MlssouRl@Ciass No. l.i Dec. 81, 1869.
|, 80, 40, o., 49, o., G, u, n, s., "a, lS
KENTUCRY-Class NO. TO, Dec. 81, 1850.
IS, 81, "a, 81, ~. rs, GO, 80. 80, 81. 50, So,
Prizes cached and Information furnished the above,
and 10 Royal Havana Lotteries j. CLUTE. Broker.
100 Broadway. and l53 Fulton at.
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Henry Mouqun is selling his white wines and
earSts at so low lgure that everybody goes to his
dcrot for their New Years supply These wines arc Of
good quality and 80 cheap to be within the reach
all. by single gallon for tlo or o. for 10 gallons
more. FOR family unsurpassed. Depot 81 and Ss
Nassau ST. Delivery free.-Adc.
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M.fRIyE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMASAc-rIts nay
tun rtees... % sun sets.... Is Moon rises. 40
hI0H wArKS-rHfs oAr
andy HOOK. s. Gov.lslnnd.. a. Hell cate. II O.
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Sutfial Hptitts.


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IA scathine Review ofMedcai Jugglery.
H'-Startling Exposures OF Social Abuses.
Ill-Medical Illumination,
IV.-Hasheesh Pictures.
-V-The New Practice OF Medicine.
V.-Arsenic Eating.
VILLA hide on the Allopathio Jackass.
VIII.-Life Among the Abortionists.
lA.-The Vampires of New York.
G. Doyle.
,Aii-Tie New Treatment OF Deafness.
prescriptions for Self Treatment OF all Diseases.
&X-lmportant Advice 10 Married People.
-AN.-The New Method OF Treating Nervous Debility.
ANl.-Pebbles from the Seashore of Medical Expert.
- encc.
XVII.-Laughable Account Of tho university War;"
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Haven, % D share; Readinc Railroad, 5 u cent:
Panama Company, ~ cent, gold.
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pnblitaiicus.

DOOKs-Fashionabe stationery and fancy goods OF
ID every description selected with care as presents
fot the holidays at BURNTOk'S, " 4th ay one block
from Stcwart's aid Broadway.
GQTO ONIctARLAND's sBOOksTORE. 947
~ broalwH, near sd ST. There you Will md all the
new books OF the day and all the standard works and
also choice English french, aud Scotch stationery
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Snsiructiou.
Anlnstnlfnts.

81. .5O-W,RITING Oo0kkeepiug arithmetic,
each. PAINE'S Business College, q, powcry.
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FV'AMNIANN, NY.A co.
II THIS MONDAY, JAN & 1870.
ANNIvERs AitY Wink oF TkMMnNY.
ANNIVERSARY WEEK OF TAMNANY
MARi ELLOUs ATTRACTION.
TRIPLE CoNPnhrNSY?E FIoO'ANNE'
TRIPLE COMPANY
In nd iiton 20 ALI. THE STARS and tho varied At.
.ngcnynt has been effected - ~ -
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''''''''''''''''''
The famous Ethiopian comedian
JOHNNY ALLEN,
The fayoIItc ecceutrie comedian,
CHARLEY PErTINGlIL
The widely selebrnted cong and dance comedians.
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GLORIA IN ExcELsIs DEo.

composed Of gas jes behind the pulpit, and Christie
pher Rush, the patriarch OF Zion Church, blind
old man. W years OF age, arose and addressed the
congregation in voice Of remarkable strength and
rearness, as follows:
The sun., 1870-01-03

Hazard & caswens Cod Liver Oh is the best
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

A CHOICE SECURITY.
SEVEN Per CENT. GOLD,
FREE OF CONVENIENT TAX.
CNBARLY 10 PER CBNT. CunRENcvJ
FiRsz MORTGAGE Bonds
OF
NEW YORK AND oswEGo
MIDLAND RAILROAD.
The sun., 1870-01-03

THE SIGHTS
to he seen for 80
cents cannot ba
.equalled by any
other place Of
amusement In tho
world.
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Now let NJ look at few OF the things which con.
slituc the trophies and the glory OF men ana see
how hey Justify the assertion made by the prophet
that all hCsh ~ grass Let us look first at beauty,
and elcsance Of stature aud endowment OF intellect
and eOmenos7 OF form. We make our boast OF
bGauty, We speak o! the sparkling eye, the wellcut
features, the strong aud shapely limbs. In looking
OycrL4s congregation to night, how many see who
arc beautiful and lovely, who are robust and power
lull But what afO We, amer allf Take the hand.
soonest one IN this assembly to-nigllt-take tho
strongest and the manifest, and what are they after
al W'll yoW beauty last ioreyeri VIII your
strength endure 10 the endt can go through this
oouggesalion and pick out u dozen people that
tn ught hcy were like giants few short months
ago and yet they are now broken down, and de-
crerit and little children have 10 lead them The
time was when this Old hther who has addressed
you tonight was vigorous and active man. tho
equal IN strength of any Of you; but now the mark
Of nm0is upon him A fow more rlsngs and set
unss OF the SUM- and the places which know him
Row, VII know hini no more forever lAmen; bless
the Lordl
You may boast OF your beauty, but what IL II,
Mhea wasted by disease, or rubbed oil by toll
While sitting In my study this evening eame 10
me who Just year ago to-day was woman OF
narkable beauty OF face and form but she had been
M and her beauty OF face and form had wasted away.
She could hardly drag one limb afler another, and
had 10 be helped down the steDs. What aro you
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were passed around through the packed audience
who poured such shower ofnekels upon them that
the clatter seemed Hike pzzicato accompaniment
TO the singing. The money having been secured and
tho audience to order, the Rev. Isaac jennings
came forward and gave the following
EXPLOITATION TO FLEE FROM THE WRATH TO CONE
1t Is glorious privilege. my friends to hold ser
vice ksTe with yOn once more Il II privilege no
ythat thousands this time last year looked for
AVID TO-, and expected to be identified with you on
this noble occasion, either here or elsewhere. But
their hopes have been blasted, and they arc mou-
dcrinS uupropiiOusy In their graves. Last year
this time they were as free from pains and aches as
any of you; but oh, my friends, the nowcr iAdeth
and tie grass witheret The worms now feast on
forms that year ago tonight sat on the very seats
that you now sit on. loh my yes, yesl
Every olc thinks he will live to sec lsiO because it
Is 30 near. No one In this vast audience, more
especially those who are yet strangers to rcdeemng
grace and In the gross balance OF their SINS but what
look forward to many years to come, aad are build
future; but ah, my renus, the hpwci iadeth and
the grass wthereth, 80 there Is no security l"No,
no, oh-h."l Man Ia friil by nature ana frazier by
sin, and so he passes away like the cloud OF the led
INTO everlasting fire, [' All me, oh-h'I
MAS glad to hear one remark that your pastor
made IN regard to tnat proud monarch who once set
his sceptre overs many empires l mean that man
called Napoleon lie was once talking with some
Christians, and one Of them said, man proposes but
God dlsposes." And then that proud conquyror said
"ipropose, and dispose" He set himself against
poz6 Ills propoa 10 sub suSdSe the British nS no
ton But he was disappointed Ia his propoInal and
IN his dispozhal too. lie was taken captive pris.
oner, and carried TO lonely island surrounded by
water, and az the humble sailor which thon was,
stoppedgt that Island and saw the house where
this mighty man was kept. [Great sensational Yes,
and Il humble saiior AZ was, drank from tic same
cup that Napoleon used drink from before he died
and mad his corpse transported Oh TO Europe. [My,
my, myW] have no doubt that that proud man had
for his propoxhal tue idoo ofsubdung the whole world
and being monarch Of all he surveyed. But an, my
friends, the flower fldeth md the grass witheretl
Then 10 Christ while the opportunity Is offered.
tue spirit and the bride say come. Yes yes, eome
Come, accept Gods best gilt to man. his only Son,
who died on the summit OF Calvarl's brow tina
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The FLYING Man xvri ,o oro,,ood
The Coral Cave. VII oe pIVuuvSu p
The Grand WIN EoIgVous
Museum. an o-,s.te,,ss,,',,,,
The Savage Lions M u,l., =, s,la", ~ n.u'iO'
The Fierce Tiers Eiitlrv ne"
The Two kle. oovn.s
plants, The Novsi u,roc,s
Funny Monkeys N''ei h"oN'o'