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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

THE LsGEND OF EMRHEEyuLE Embreeyie is
a village along the line OF the W. Il Il. Rail
road, distant from this city about twenty four
miles. Like most other towns it has legend
which is this as rel Ort1d by one Ot its ciiiIeus
to the editor OF the Kennett Leatier: lie said
that the projectors OF the place, not being able
to decide just where 10 plant it. concluded to
Try chance, suspended Embreeylll. in the
heavens, and let 1t drop, and 10! they were 20
di7eusted with their luck that neither they nor
their desccndents ever cared the wood from
around it consequently you caunJ. -e. it till
you stumble over 1t.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

tS-Ihs Para on SHIRT is popular all over the uni-
ted States, and manufactured only at DOughten's
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30
New Advertisements, This Day.

Two men wanted-H. u. PicSela
Peach Baske ts-Wm. Preston.
Grand Opera HOu e-hreuCh Band
Girl anted to do general h, II sewurk.
House for sale-Mc ntiTe a James.
Funeral notice
llardware-Trnman 4 Shaw Philada.
North rn Paci1 Il r. b inds D. McLear S0n
Sale VI furniture 10y Ogle a Mi Ter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

MoRE RooM.- Messrs. Roach 4 Co nf the
Delaware River Iron Shp-buildug Works at
Chester are about lengthening the piers ia their
yard three hundred feet, for the purpose OF
securing better facilities for constructing the
immense iron steamers they are engaged to
build for the Pabdo Mail Steamship Company
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

Fe-The Patent Pdntaloon Draigers are comfortable
and sold at DoughteHs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

1 , EMONAL-The undersigned desires TO give no.
~ Tee OF the removal Of his Dental OilCcs from
MS late residence cor. Flfh and Supey streets tO
NO, bO5 KING street. where with iuGreased faeili-
uea, ne Will be pleased % wait on his patrons
lanSO-Sm q, K. JRFFRRIs Dentist
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

Ey-J. P. Doughten, NO. 4l0 Ba,ket Street, keeps
full line Of Mems Goods second to none the large
cities, and at 20 per cent less.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

All tho ulhi ministers OF tlle CITY
are out Of town.
The Wilmington Loan meets, this evening.
Politicians are in fsrment, just now. Some
OF them are angry, excited, impetuous and rash
beyond measure.
The COMMERCIAL, tomorrow, will contains a
full report OF tine ratification meeting which il in
progress at Dover to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

FIRE, LAST EvENGNG. The alarm of fire
sounded, last evening, a little after o'clock
was caused by the explosion Of coal oil lamp
at the corner OF Tenth and West streets. Con-
siderable c1mmotion resulted in the streets bnf
no damage was done to the property where the
explosion occurred.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

DEATH FROM LocKlAw. Isaac p Beach, Of
Penusgroye. New Jersey, who was injured at
Conshohockeu ten days ago, died at tie Penn
had one of hls feet crushed and part of it was
amputated Death resulted in about twenty
four hours after symptoms Of tetanus appeared.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30
TvUF TOWN SHOE STORE.

LADIES, MISSES, AND GENTLEMEN,
are most respectfully invited to call at
NO 10 WEST EIGHTH STREET,
ana satisfy themselves tlht that is the place 10 get
hAud made BOOTS, sHOES and GAIIAt.s made
u order. A perfect ht guaranteed
LADIhS, MISSES, G.d CHiLDREES
machine sewed boots and shoes for sa at the very
lowest prices. Do not forget 10 call and learn m5
prices before giving your orders elsewhere for Gus
tom boots, shoes and CATERS.
Rcpairlng neatly ana promptly done.
j. NJ. HOLMES,
No, 10 West Eighth street,
mar29-tf (2d door from shipley3 Will bel
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30
WO0LLEY & VAN TRUMF'S
Insurance Agency,
H".g, ,5oGT'iai BWtI(tag,
Adjoining City iItll,
wtLMl NGToN. DEL.

Cash Assets Representing over
T67, 7,OOO,OOO.
We are the authorised agents f,r the following arst
class Companies:
hoynl in-. Co., or Liverpool, England.
lnsnrnncr 60. of Nurth 4nericn, rhIinde IphIu
Irankhn rire IH,u,aucc CO.,
II,nn Unufsrd
international Fire insura,ce Co., New York
Niagara
Gcrnnnin a. 81
springfield F a. ". sprIngneid,
Muss.
Farmers Mutual Fire York, Pm.
inntInl life New YORK.
Delaware tutunI Lie NIL D,I.
Travellers Insurance Co., accident, Hartford.
h"il"hS Passenger Assurance co.,
h"t""l Live stock Insurance 60, Chester 90.
Pa.
POLICIES ISSUED aud LOSSES under the same
ADJUSTED and paid at this ofleo.
iNsu RANCE FLACED in The BESr CoMPA-
ADVICE FREELY GIVEN WITHOUT CHARGE
ORDERS By MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
JAMES wOOLLRY.
oct9O-u T.. A. VAN TRUMP.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30
DR. W. Il. KMiouT,

20 VI Z, NhiGNT,
"iN4H iDhhEh DF IEft R'AdR, MkDiCIAs
=, AND tOANULtIAG >UIiYEON.
n. b.-A'irnllun givau 20 The examination and
,,ha9t VI nulhE anu driving nurs,s Tor gentlemen
ltEL EhhhGhs; l.. T.. Nu,l, ii. ~, Mm. Bush, ESQ
a; alton, Druggist, v Arlington; PrUf X. Mcclure
ma ma y, II Grven, W. H. Cause, Kepne:t square
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30
S,AMuEL w. McoAuLLEY.

N4NWVEL ". WCOAULLEI,
LOnveyRucer, HenI ksInte Agent nnd lam
missioner Tor FeHnsy ylVmnlH
COnVeyancing IN all It's branches
IIolpt attention given 10 buying, selling ey-
rents, ~' ~ lb
Money carefully invested, and lonns negotiated on
Donu anl lorlgage WIN ample security.
Information cneerfully given upon application.
either IN person or by letter fi'4''-''H'
Oi4ee open until O'Clock In the evening.
UFFiCE' mo. OO3h Market STREET.
s, Mill.llstol, Del., Second Floor. feb12-Gm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30
8parding.

ID OARD for two gentlemen at si2 KING ST.
ID igls-ti.
DOARDING-A few summer bnarders eau he
ID accommodated. Convenient ~ railroad. En-
quire at 90 Odt' COMMERCIAL II ICE
DOARDING-At the N. W. corner of Eighth and
ID West Streets Table board also furnished.
jell-u A q N. FOTuEhGlLL.
ID OARptNG-Iu priya'c family; beautiful view
ID OF city and country; high, healthy location,
large airy rooms Apps at
klGHTH AND FRANKLIN SITS,
mYs-1 " iluluptuu uUi.
DOARDINd-At
- aprk6m 9OO DELAWARE AVENUE.
ID OARDING.--A few gentlemen can be accoluo-
, dated wltn board at
febs-d 2si WALNUT STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30
MERELY MEETioNED.

Es- Ropelties In Mems Furnishing Goods,at Dough-
tens.
n-Summer Shirts Of all Sizes from 25 cents up
OF DOugtens.
tB- Elegant Styles Of Neck Wear always on hand
at Doughten's
Ev-Faney STRIFE Balbrggan, and English half
Hose, at Doughten's
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30
Eust aud found.

se = REWARO.-L0lt on last Monday event 2,
wtD Juy 22d, very large gray aud white pet
cat Anv ons returning him TO nj King street, VIII
receive the above reward. JyYI-St'
Il OST-B between St Georges and Delaware City
\ A "a check FOR $40, on the National Hank Of the
Republic, (Philadelphia,) drawn by stanner Syterf
Co.. 70 ny order, and by me endorsed, dated July
l7th isI2 All pc are eau iOned against negO-
tiatlng said check.
ANTHONY N. HlGGIN9,
y2t6t s.. GCurg y, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-30

{ AcAe d. M,lLhH.
roe, sarate kyaura z hoctlanoay..
No G15 Murisct street, above s,tsth,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-02
New Telegraph system.

/ No little interest is created in business
circles over a recent discovery, the effect
Of which will be to rcyolulIonize the tel.
cgraph business. The new system will
soon be put on trial between New York
and Washington. Telegraph machines
will be distributed 10 individuals, who,
/ By little practice viii acquire The ability
/ 70 stamp their messages on q Zip Of per
lorated paper in the teographic cypher
! This when taken to the general office will
be forwarded TO It's destination, and tbeu
/ by another machine printed before deliv-
/ cry to the person for whom II Is intended
/ The whole time Of the writing, transmiss-
/ ion and printing Of the message Of 100
words will be in all but one minute
and tWenty-scYcn seconds, aud messages
Of that length are to be forwarded for
twenty cents. The capacity Of telegraph
wire In the present system Is said to be
about GOO words in ten hours but by the
new process IL IS claimed 5000 wordsan
hour can be transmitted on one wire with
ont confusion. One printing machine can
transcribe messages at the rate % 500
words an hour. All the working expeu-
ses Of the new syetem are represented 10
be much less than those Of the old ONES
The cost Of machine for iuditiug mess
age win be bat two OF three dollars, So
chat auy merchant, banker ur newspaper
office eau lae one for ils oau business
aud one operator eau doas much bnsines-
with one wire as hundred wires ROSS
do Tbe pnblir viii rejoice with reason
II tie puelieabiGty 81 sneh aa improve
meut Of communication shall BE- e4ab-
Ii.hcd, Ia that event DE mail WiiI soon
consist Of little beside newspapers and
congressional documents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-02

A good story Is told oi "a H.p,aa aairrf
having been Nicgmiftd bg q brother ol-
lietr, who was noted fer hIs cool dtljb-
Grafton and bi. strong nerves. and 8s
getting square with him iu the following
manner
The cool Joker, the captain, Wa. always
quizilug the lisping ofllecr Ton his nervous
ucs., aud said 10 him one dH ju the pres.
euee othis eompay
Why nervousness n allHousousc; ten
YOU, Lieutenant, $50 brave man viii be
nervous
Wen inquired bis lisping friend, how
would sou DO, thuppoghe d lhell with an
inch futile thould drop Itself Ia walled
angle, la which you bad taken thclter
from company of tbarp thootcrs aud
where it wath therlaiu IL Won pot your
nothe out you'd get peppercd,
How, said the captain, winking at the
circle, why "a take Il cool aud spit on the
fuse
The party broke up, and All retired ex-
ccpl the patrol The ucNt morning, a
number Of soldiers were assembled on
the parade ground aud talking IN circles,
when along came the ispiug Lieutenant.
la2ly opening his eyes, he remarked:
want to try an experiment thth fine
morning, and thee how cxthcedinqly cool
you can be.
Saying this, be walked deliberately into
the captains quarters, where a fire was
burning ON the hearth, aud placed in the
hottest center powder canister, aud re-
treated. There was but one mode Of
egress from the quarters, and that was
upon the parade ground, the rear being
built up for defense. The occupant took
one look at the canister, comprehending
his situation, and in moment dashed at
the door, bnt il was fastened.
Charlie, let ne ont If You love mel
shouted the captain,
Thispit on the canister! shouted the
Lieutenant, ia return
Not moment was to be lost. lie had
first snatched up blanket to cover his
egress but now dropping il, he raised
the window, and out he bounded sans
everything but a very short under-gar-
ment, and thus with hair almost ON end,
he dashed upon the full parade ground.
The shouts which hailed him drew out
the whole barracks, to sec what was the
matter, and the dignifed captain pulled
the sergeant in front Of him to hide him
self.
Why didn't you thspit on il? asked the
Lieutenant,
Why, because there were no sharp
shooters in front to prevent a retreat, an.
swered the Captain.
All I've got to they then it'll that you
might thafely have done il; I'll thwcar
that there wath not grain Of powder
in it.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-02

The story is told Of Prof. Agassiz that
he was poor Swiss lad, who, rcfus-
ing to learn how TO turn penny by bis
fathers trade, began alone and nnaided to
spell out the alphabet Of nature in rocks,
and birds and beasts. The knowledge did
not promise to help him one whit am0Hg
his neighbors; did not put shoes on BIZ
feet, or salt in his ponidge q comfortable
home and successful business waited for
him, bat be chose to 20 wandering
through The Alps, hatehet in haud, ana
often but q -ou ia Die pocket, "a sum 20
small, be said, when my hunger was 10
big 30 hungry and hali-clotbed, Doe
followed for year. lhe haIi-eflaced sign. Of
this unknown language, which he hneicd
God had spoken and not men, Is q child
might trace the footsteps Of lost mother.
At last he made bis way 10 London, to
-ir Bodcriek Mdfehis0u, who he thought
could help him Wen, Sir, what DO yon
know demanded Tie great Haiasallsts
noting Ais Beardes chiu and rIddy
cheeks. | think hesitated tl,e lad, lii-
tie about fishes That night at a meeting
Of The ROYAL society, sir Kodefiek beld
up covered package. ! have befc be-
said, i fish which existed 10 sneb au era,
some tinie long before Adam wa. born
and proceeded TO tate tie exact e5Hdl-
lions aud position. 10 WlicHitWas found.
Can Cas yguu2 friend, who knows some.
thing about nshe, leli us aayIhing about
itf WhereupgH tie Swiss boy promptly
drew upon fhe blackboard skeleton
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-02

The total number ~ Ic3e~ delivered lu
1870 ID iite tuiiei Kingdom was .9l 3if~
ee. aH increase y aDgut 9ul1B4 ou
ths acgiop. year Indeed H0upD Hag
be regarded Al tbc annual increase 90
thes already astounding G4urr % these
tettef j9"H91 were fatamed sad dies
Wcre ans disposed of learr 94aD
were restored 10 lhe writer's pHart ar
10000 Hefe #Hag8 l9 a9u aH-
dresses showing ite sau q the lu1-9i.
ice 10 amending lha ar1f 81 tAe wutga
aud upward oi 200 were destroyed lu
after h0jHiesenes- nf f8f8aQ fhe ownefa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-02

A blushing maiden in Vermont sues a
man for breach of contract under the fol-
lowing curious circumstances She had
q farm which he wished to purchase, and
she offered the property and herself ior
twenty thousand dollars, refusing to sell
one without the other. lie accepted, paid
the money, got the title deeds of the land
and felt SO well satisfied with his bargain
that he restored one-half of It to her. As
that half was herself she declined the
generous gift with thanks, and insisted
he should marry her. lie refused aud
she sues him for breach Of contract. and
there Is every indication that she viii win
the suit. Now, If a man cannot do what
he like with his own, il IL hard indeed.
II we are to be sued and made to suffer
the penalties Of the law every time we
see fit to indulge in thoughless piece Of
generosity, somo of the kndiest feelings
of our common nature win receive
shock that will prove fatal to them. II
he buy piece Of wooded land aud deter
mine TO make the former owner present
of the wood, shall he sue us for breach Of
contract? If we buy well stocked farm,
and conclude to give pig, COW, or a
horse away, should we be plunged into
lawsuit? II is unnecessary to cite further
examples as proof of the absurdity Of the
whole affair. If we were that man we
would marry our prosecutor, join half
dozen clubs, Masonic lodge, military
company and a sporting club, and try 10
make her as comfortable as possible mn
der the circumstances Boston Gobe,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-02

Nou"s A4asriran wasnsa--t Petttsu.
Suth a one as no ether country cAcf
produces puritan without aostcriiv
pure without being iey upright without
being unohartablc, self reliant and sut
tieieul 70 herself Ia ease or need, without
bcing rcpellent ofaid and sympathy when
t came. Her voice is deep. resonant.
with an iniuite capacity t1r laughter IN
IFS tone; and tic bitter experiences Of
womauly life, while strengthening and
saddtning her character, have not stincd
altogether the mirth Ia e. said 10 mg-
self, how beautiful She must have been
when young and vet see that no beauty
Of twenty could equal hers Of say thirty.
i've, for | don't know. Al The passengers
of our steamer aud even the officers ,icd
to her attraction, The German ciaculsics,
Ach! bel; ifonly was not married
would marry her, A youne Euelishmm
hovcrs about her 10 ur.otr admiration,
but awed down by her sweet auslcrity,
goes to chat and make fliends with her
younger sister. No one makes loro to her;
She has too much of what seems 10 me the
great fault Of American women, a com.
plelcncss Of deyelopement which depriyes
the man Of his best power protection.
No true man cares TO marry perfect wo-
man, 60 whom he would be useless ap,
pondage; but being himself ouc-sided,
prays for that splendid and perfect ouc
sdedness which shall complete him. Our
captain, who Is an excellent sample Of the
Euglishman, large, manly, with an a sail.
or's enthusiasm for beautiful women, suid
of our lady passenger what sums mp from
the mans side all that could he said. |
admire her more than any woman have
seen; but would not care to love her,
she can take care Of herself too well.
May dRa8tir.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-02

Quinine should not be eaten after a
hearty meal of India rubber; the spcrma-
ceti contained in the former will unite
with the oxalic acid of the latter, and
wagon grease will be evolved with dis
astrous results. Before taking bath the
entire body should be carefully washed.
Then lay on a coating of tar and get into
the water. II can't touch you anywhere.
1t is not so fashionable as it was to chop
a cord of wood before breakfast; none
but very old men who cling TO the tradi-
tons of youth like lean leech to a stuffed
frog, ever do il, and they commonly
perish at 1t. Getting out of bead in a
perspiration is to be ayoided-alway lie
in bed as long as you can find m excuse
for it. Nothing is more injurious than
the ordinary method Of going up stairs I;
il causes the alkali In the blood to settle
in the corns, producing Arianism and
stranguation. The proper way is to lie
on your stomach and 20 up feet first
Never sleep with your eyes shut; it is a
degenerate habit. Bathing, as intimated
above, is conducted on wrong prinei-
pie. 1t Is probable the custom might be
adyantageously abolished altogether
Bath houses and bathing rooms in dwell
ings are thing Of recent growth. Our
grandiathers seldom or never bathed
and il is conceded that they lived to be
several hundred years old. Potatoes
should always be eaten with the skins on,
skins contain bi-carbonate Of mucilage,
which is just what the liver requires.
When the custom of giving the skins TO
the poor originated science was almost
wholly unknown.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-02

monster OF which lhe real aae naou uH
covered proved 90 ho ths cxlel duplicate.
and JheD the oll eay bear3 pwNui peo
osuixel hlm a oue 81 themtglgg and
gave hiw place yeJs mnb iha bIus
Ia llades rose 20 weeiyc Napoleon
, 1872-12-08

II NTED-A VERY LARGE MULE OR PAIR OF
~ mules. Inquire Of IEADBEATER, Star and
rascaut Mile, Handnnh.at. hrid0a.
, 1872-12-08

E,OR SALE-.f3
Ing, bHcx
gain. 7. 3. 30
, 1872-12-08
HORSES AND CARRIAGES. !.

A UCT1ON- MORNING AND TUES
day morning, at 10 o'clock; Is horses, Of al grades
ness that can't be beat bring n your stock want it
sold no charge i 4ot sod At naw brick barn. 3 West
, 1872-12-08

NOR sAIE-so FEET. 2. F.. ON WAlB9AsH-Av.,
g ss +: sSS{h
aisss ies w ~a6asha1. With cottage: south Of
on achcau-zy south of Thtrtyseventh
8 tss seath se o{
9 tae = VI l.. On SOUTH Parf-sv soah of TREtysae
asf6lo front house Prairiea7., south Of Twenty
marble front houses On 1ndiAnaav south Of Twenty
marble front house Vincennas-av., south Of Thirty
fine hoese and large lot On Rsav. south Of Thirty
b. MALLORY l. COLBY, lso South Clara.st.. Raoua5
I Block Boom 10, corner Madison aud LaSalle SIS. :
near Randolph, at footia decided
Mon5gs md e5oteS s!s inside
III build WITCH purpose money vii BE- ad7anse
lots Just south of Van Buren, and ont
Taa BaTen:st., corner Wlnchesterav 1aa1loo feet at
as't oa S1 S g soo aseB
Also ehoiee lots in every E35;g RI & Of the city.
3 sssfs in F. 4 Ss Y 4 saaa tss Harrison
s8s
FoR sALE5RX aE5 F. s; ELPRED e.: Real =
di.naav 2story frame houses and lot sozlss to
s gas house. eaa lot so1lso M q fsneissst-,
Forty and Fortysi1thsts Cottage hqgse md ~
east ont cheap sstry and basement marble fr91s
residence modat1 improvements, with astoIy, pGt
1en and lots 601loe Nos: s si3, and s75 West Lake
south 'front.' vest o aalstedst % E9uf fa 1fGs
41125 each. Tremont-st between Centre ana Itey-
gts lis115o, FortSsecoadst east Of Iaka.sv 6s1
11a West Polk north front, Lot Block r. Ssaool se9
ol16o betweep t2.a ho,,a ana
and lot, 50xI7 No s. Myrick between T#entyuiatt
| and Thrtieth-sts Cheap and easy terms.
, 1872-12-08

E'0R SALE-C j
l. place Perch ;
roe end Adams,
nlnerpom house /
S.. GOO, and $500 ii
oe-st. ; tetua 9 II
, 1872-12-08

DARTNEK WANTED-WITH SMALL CAPITAL,
to invest in Light, respectable, paying business.
Address 7 u. Tribune ofice,
, 1872-12-08

T7OR RsALE-UNnIpROVED LOTS.
Il Northeast corner Warren nud Western-avs.
FYfthrav. Several good corners.
1lichysau-av., north of Jackson.
Michi vau-Av., north Of Monroe ..z..
97xI9I NORTHWEST corner 4nd Wabssh.sv.
HYDE PARK.
46o feet fut in EgandAle and single lots in this SUBJ
division,
We have along list Of other desirable Hyde Park prop
erty. -..
Lott near this station. .-.-
CHACE l. ABELL+
1s4 Dearborn-st.
, 1872-12-08
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE-$3o0o PER ACRE. 10 ACRES ON LIN
coin and Diyetsey will sell acres; ST. Goo down.
T.B. BOYD, $50 West Washingto INST.
, 1872-12-08

ON DEARBORNST., CLOSE
bly, 4 stones throw from the new
9 batter growing business prop
9ENRY WELL. southwest cor
, 1872-12-08

EI0R SALE-ITV
y brick houses
Tefms to suit. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-10
ST. MARY, STAR OF THE SEA.

The JOY I'm Heaven Over . Sinner Doing
Penancc-sermon by the Rev. Felix
O'Callahan.
At the Church OF st. Mary Star OF the Sea, Court
street, near Luqueer, South Brooklyn, OF which
Rev. Eugene Cassidy Is pastor, the sacrifice OF the
mass, at the principal service, was offered by Rev
Father Mccarthy, and an excellent sermon was
delivered by Rev. Felix O'Caahan. The latter
gentleman took for his text the Gospel Of the day
Luke XIV, to 10. The Gospel that he read told all
Christians that there was 'more JOY in Heaven
over one sinner doing penance than ninety nine
just men," This teaches the great mercy OF Cod
to sinners. 1t tells US Of the boundless love
Of Him who thus rejoices over the con-
version OF the sinner. We know, then, that sin
alone can estrange us from Him. The angels in
heaven feel no anxiety concerning the just man.
because they know that he Is walking in the road
which leads to the heritage Of eternal glory pre-
pared for the reception Of oil good men, But for the
man who strays from the fold OF the faithful shep.
herd the deepest solicitation is excited In the
heavenly hosts, who trembe for fear OF his loss
How great then, must be the loss OF the impeniten
man. who despairs OF the mercy OF his Creator, ana
who dies In q state of mortal sin Such soul can
never see the face OF God but to hear that
DREAD IMMORTAL SENTENCE
which awaits the impenitent sinner-"Depart rom
me va accursed into the flames OF everlasting fire
Irnow Won notr Such is the fate OF the sinner
who deg unre pentent. Then let us take warning and
turn to God while time Is our own, .has n
NAV he our lot In eternity. We not only see the
me9cies OF Him to sinners In the Gospel, but also
mon every side In the wicked world In which we
move. II 10 incumbent upon US, however, to bestir