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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-11

San FRAScfsco, Nov. 1l-1:30 p. N.
Shortly after 8 A. NJ. to-day the river
steamer Sacramento, from Antioch and
Vallejo, just arrived at Broadway Wharf.
took fire from the explosion Of a watch
mans lamp ON the lower deck. Efforts
were made to eItinguish the flames. but
proved unsuccessful. and the fire alarm
wal turned in. In n few moments the
entire upper portion Of the steamer was
a mass Of flames. All passengers re-
naming on board got out safely. and
some Of her cargo vas saved. On tho
lower deck were ten cases Of fixed IN
munition belonging to the Government.
These were removed to the wharf. but
not till several Of the cases were burned
through. That no explosion occurred
is due to the courage Of the firemen.
One horse and some hogs out OF adlovs
Of scventy-fve wero burned, the rest
being driven off and saved. The hull
alone remains with the charrcd wreck oil
the steamers upper works. The hold
is full Of water from fire engines. and 1t
is now being pumped out by engines
and n tug alongside. The fire is not out
yet in SEINE parts Of the cargo.
The trottins race which wa to have
Gene of to-day bstweeh Occidsnt,
Fullerton and Chicago. has been post
ponsd till the 2Gth inst,
Great interest Is felt In the S25, 900
running race, to come Off on Saturday.
and in the pools Katie Peaso Is even
with Thad. Stevens.
Yesterday afternoon an old Chinese
rag pickes. without any provocation.
stabbed a little boy four years Of age,
son OF George T. AIsl. inficting a
wound which will probably prove fatal.
The Chinaman was arrested. II Is be-
lieysd he il insane.
Grcenbacks unchanged.
Work on tho Palace Hotel Is being
prosecuted vigorously. The structure
already looms mp high above the Grand
Hotel and Masonic Temple, and Is visi-
hls from all parts Of the city. Over
1000 men are at work there,
In pools on the great race Katie Poass
sells for $500. Stevens ITO, Daniels %.
the field 1G5.
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s1LvEn CITY.


We happened down to Silver City yes
tsrday. 1t Isl fine. lively place. and is
both businsss-liks and home-uke. Per-
haps II may have seemed all the more
homs-liks to us from meeting 30 many
old friends and acquaintance and meet
ing also with % many others that We
could consistently and willingly connu-
biats with. The mills were pounding
away with thsir usual csasslsss din. the
various hosting works along the mining
line looked lively with pufings Of noisy
steam. showing that the bowels OF the
ore producing and prospecting sections
beneath or within the great outer crust
Of the world were not being neglected.
and the Silvsritss generally wore an
snterprising. hopeful appearances. Here
and there va noticed now build
ing improvements. including
very ana two story frame board
ing or lodging house nearly conn.,
pletsd. Goldstons's large new firsprosf
store. however. We considered q princi-
pal feature. not on account Of its genial
and enterprising proprietor. but from
the fact that il was built in just ten days.
II Is forty by sixty feet in size. and one
story high, roomy and commodious,
and a. well hnished a. any in Virginia
or Gold Hill. Goldstone said il must be
built In just ten days. and he found .
contractor who did 1t for him. II il q
hrisk building. with good. solid walls,
and Ia . credit to the town-although
Goldstons does not do business on q
credit basis altogether. A short distance
below IL the wsll-known assay Office of
H. Harris. Familiarity known a. "0ld
Harris" We looked into the concern
and found things going on satisfacto-
rily. II il well regulated and efficient
in all its details, and capable Of making
assays OF all sizes and values, and bricks
from an ounce to = ton or less in weight.
Harris IL the old standard assayer Of the
Geld Canyon section. knows what he il
about, and does his business squarely
and correctly in every respect. Then
NO found the Lyon County Times Office,
and Frank Kenyon, its wids-awaks
proprietor. He runs . good paper.
in the interest Of Silver City and vicini-
ty. and the Times is d~sssrvedly patron
lied. Uncle John Grisr's and other resi-
dences, with their dooryards bedecksd
with pretty trees, flowers and all that
sort Of thing. are among the homsliks
psculiarities Of Silver City which attract
ed our eye, and We came away very IA
vorably impressed with the place and its
people.
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LowrR Coin Hula stroll through
Lower Gold Hill reveals the fnct that u

LowER GOLD dfLL.-A strou tnrougn
Lower Gold Hill reveals the fact that II
II continues to increase in population in
the same ratio that il has for the past
two years, in another two years II will
be as foarishing = precinct ss any in
the country. Residents seem to take
more pains in identifying and adjoining
their homes with trees. shrubbsry, fiow-
en and plants than our neighbors OF
Virginia; or perhaps we are more fortu.
nate in possessing a soil better adapted
to that purpose. look ut the withsrsd
leaves, that still cling with the tsnacity
of death 10 the branches and boughs OF
the cottonweods and l~ocusts, warns us
Of the near approach OF Winter. Soon
tho little village will be o'erspread with
a covering OF snow, and IL will DO many
weeks before we again behold tho "bsau-
tiful. beautiful green"
OuR GRAMMAR ScuooL.-we dropped
in upon the worthy Principal Of the
Grammar School. Professor James, this
morning. as hs was listening to the rsci-
tations OF his pupils. and were more than
pleased by the apt and ready y IN
which the scholars spelt words that
would puzzle q printer; recited pages OF
history that would please the most cor
rect historian, and figured problems in
arithmetic that made US blush for u
,sn n,c I'll a., smc;sncs In tbs
~ 70 10 year, u NM, ,nas nn.sn. [r.,,.r,s
s.s u,ss;. "n ,hs;r n%a;..tsl;ns Teacher.
A.. cu,u r,v,-D, Hall rs,ort.
III A.. ran Who v.rs burnt in the late
a. ~. p.,,h.r ana Tho cana undsr
y,,r,--
his charge, AZ eonvaeseent. "nhu
Thomas, who was q ourneo on me
back. arms and facs, was attended ~
DR.. Kirby. ne was tansn s,,sr
paa AVA" 81, !. .h,s 10 bs ont
ON the street looking smiling aaa happy.
Lellsrs and Conslyea whs were a,,o AZ
ended oy W. hif'y' ha'' 0'' y"
srai days'
ANOTHER OK D~rr.-Sundry cards Of
81 ,,s.,;rt;o, recsivsd
-. ~. po..,h,o.l and
VA. c.,,.,;n. n Iuaoinh NJ Virginia
CITY. will commit m~strinony at St.
Panl's Church in that city tomorrow
AFTERNOON at = o'eloei' n mat ,asy
will hold a reception OF their irienus ~
residence on A street an hour AFTER
ward. knowing tns .,c.,us, our n's
'ei'
PnxiaHr RkckmIs ALL ORx SHIP
uw--rh. follsvins freight arrived
~ n 80 o., Gold Hin
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Too BIp.-A poo..riddsn newspaper

Too BAp.-A poot-riddsn newspaper
says:
The Indian Summer is here. We
have sad occasion TO know. We have
already received "a o headed "Indi-
an Summer" aud there arc o coed many
more lunatics TO DO heard from. The
youth who pockets the proceeds Of our
waste basket, says: ~ don't see what
you'm down on them ere poiks for. II
Il warn't for them IL wouldn't be worth
sellin' the torn paper. You ought TO
encourage them. They and the paper
makers. tho ipk sellers. and-me" He
didn't think Of our suffering when we
were reading about hazy skies, and blood
red sunsets, and ~lsafisss trees, andmoan-
ing winds. and dresr Winters dread APP
proach. However. l guess We can stand
Il as long as the poets can.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-11

ACCIDENT. WIN. Mexican, engineer on
the Virginia and Truckce railroad, while
engaged in oiling his engine yesterday
afternoon, this side OF Steamboat, and
while the train was going at full speed,
accidentally fell of backwards, striking
on a rock. receiving severe internal and
spinal injuries. He was conveyed TO
Steamboat and DR.. Bergman was called
ON to attend him, BILLY is q good sort
Of a boy and We hope he will come out
all right.-Reno Journal, Nor. IL.
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HuxpoLpr CouSrr MAJoRrrrrs Fol
lowing are the msjorities in Humboldt
as per official canvass; Bradley. 2si;
Adams, 1888; Kittrell, 122; Schooling.
81; Cranley. SO; Minor, IS; Ellis, l5a;
Hillhouse, 80; Belknap. 90; Hereford,
lO2; HAST. IL; Willis. 1872; Stewart,
100; Hill. 3l3.
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Rohbsry or "a. Express Car.

Robbery or an Express Car.
Nxw Yoax, Nov. 11.-when.t the 0s-
wego express on the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad, arrived at
Mauch Chunk last evening 1t was dis
covered that the express car had been
entered by robbers and the safe Of wes-
colt & Company's express thrown out.
The robbers forced an entrance from the
top Of the car.
Strike OF Csal Miners In Iilineis.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1l.-Coal miners in
st. Clair county, Illinois, opposite here,
at a meeting yesterday. resolved to con-
tinus their strike for q uniform price Of
four cents per bushel for digging. eight
hours labor. and just weight. They also
resolved that all miners in Bsllsvills dis
trict must join tho union. There Ia con-
siderable apprehension that trouble and
possibly bloodshed will follow, and q
military company has been formed and
furnished with State arms 10 avoid such
a contingency. The miners disclaim in
tontions Of violence. but declare they
will hold out TO the last.
New Portuguese Minister.
Baron SATANIC, the new Portuguese
Minister, was received by the President
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-11

WY IT Is.-It 10 not strange At all that the
sidewalk In mont Of W. r. Rison's store 10
hlockaded with goods every day. and % many
people coming out loaded With goods, for with
. few dollars you can buv groceries enough TO
do for q month. You can buy fresh toma-
toes, IN can, for rs cts; fresh peaches, IN
can, q cts: fferh oyrterr, IN can, 70 cts; pie
fiuit, an can, 10 ets.. and everything In proper
ton. Go and get q package OF Rison's coffee,
fresh ground eve-y week. Try 10.
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n~IIDDLE.A0RD N I'm.

TnE BEsr EVEN MApE.-"Ca nnot use any
other" "Never could use Baking Powders
until I tried yours my family will not use
any other" at Ia perfectly splendid" 81
and Il much cheaper than others" Think IL
superior TO any ! have ever tried" These are
Dooley'. Yeast Powder, which well deserves
the rapidly Increasing sale Il has attained for
for making sweet. light. healthy biscuits, rolls,
pastry. etc. For purity. strength and economy
Ii ha. no equal. IL can DO obtained a. your
g~rpcsr's. Dooley 4 Brother, Manufacturers 90
New street, New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-11

n. GRAvrEn, the French geographer.
has Just published q work going to prove
the discovery Of America by the Nor
mans in the tenth century. However.
neither Gen. Dix, nor Dir. Tilden. nor
Miss Anthony remember having seen
any Normans around here at that time.
-Brookiyn Argus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-11

PLAYED or U win codhsh oil
cure . consumptiys coughi mol win Cpl.
atssf Not! win inhalationt Nslii Can
such Q cough be cured at alif Yes. Il can. Re.
jeet all these nostruuis; they have been weighed
Honry Of iioreSound and Tar. Thousands
upon thousands are u,lng II. Millions have
tried II. s. far it has never disappstatsd any
man or woman who took Il for Q cough or cold,
however violent. Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure
iu nne mlnute
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-11
CURE OF INTERNAL cANKER.

wApswoRrH. New, Aug. ., lsI2.
II 10 with feelings Of heartfelt Joy that | tes'
tify this for tho benont OF Dr. X. Price. ~ South
q street, Virginia City. had been confined TO
my bed for two months with Internal Canker
Of the Mouth aud stomach. My hicnds had
had cured Q man In 0old Hill last year OF q
canktr on his nose, 90 ] wro,e.to Hun. IL 10
hardly 10 be believed, but nom the first dose OF
medicine ! received from him ! began TO mend.
am now In perfect health, and look ~ well a.
ever did. I recommend DR.. Price 10 every
WIN. RUST. wadsworh, New.
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Blue Porxrs. = Large sized. delicious bi
waves. frcsh nom the sea, can be bad every
stand. Palace Saloon. Virginia. City. Also oil
kinds Of ash, spring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything clse craved BY the inner
man. He6ron's dinner combinations are .
marvel OF gastronomie skill. sell N
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sroCK REPORT.
iHrrosrsp DALI NJ n r. krAriss . col

-
Last Evening.
cas- Meadow Valley. e.sE
$40 RAYMOND q Eiy. 10. lsx. II
100 Eureka Cos. NV. iak
$50 Warrington q Creole,
as American Flag. az
$40 Monitor Belmont, eS,eX
$40 Newark, 40c. Soc
100 chief Of tbs Hin. 3cc
4io Rye Patch. .
100 III Dorado South, ~
rs ~. Patrick. ~
$50 Chariot Mil. ., ~
100 Watson. AZ
lsD Calis.oga. IN, fit
$50 Golden Chariot, 4, ~, ~
500 Ida klmere. az
100 Mahogany. a.
100 South Chariot,
$50 War Eagle, ax.7k
10 silver Cord. SOC
aiIs Beet q Beleher. 10. IAN. II b
ssio California, u. n. "A. TsN. n, TsS. u b,
1850 SHSi.; Is. "a HAS. "A, II. n, IA, n. "a
iS Con yirgisis. $50. ISL. isa, i,ax. iSs, ia.
SIS G.sia1 Curry, icx. IGN. 49,. isx. iss.
$40 o,srmsn, 81. 80. seS
$50 Crown Point. s.. siS sax. Sax
20 Yellow Jacket, % b, ss&. ~
40 Savage. -. % IS. sly. 81
go Belcher, s., sax, d b,s, Ssx
This Mernisg.
ITS ophir. "a. 81. 90. q. ~. q. o. 81. "a. %. q
80 Gould a Curry, Is, i7S. IN. ISM %. ~
$50 Bs., 4 ssieser. i9x. %. Il. six. n, q,
rx, aas. q. ~ bs. = bD
as Savage. Is, u. 81, 81. 81 b5. ~ bco
rs Chollar'Poto.i. ~. ;sx. 70 b.. 81 bS. civ
rs a.. e sS.srG:;. g; rs;T;Ts
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DR.. A. B. sPIssEY,


MAJ hcmotco " Me- o noesn v
street, Virginia, opposite Champlain House.
N, arirc., ali krr~, ,h-rc.,hout tina eoun.
nN-sr,NI.. 49,.
Wy fatnoogist ana rnys'ocs's.- "noe'
h,,,,.. 80 as.s,,,d.
In entitle him no the fsmIi.sr rscosnition 9th
8RrIT srroIAIisT. You'd respectfuIly Inform
~. ri,,,sns m yirvinIa civ ana vieInitv that
sis ineressing nstronsve demspdine morc com.
moiious snsftmeots 81 has removcd 70 his new
oface. No. lss south 9 s,rsst, visEinia' seven
LOOT n \ 4 - scnsnl, IN III tS.s eiv.
~ ~ Jnn. 80 anrossnri., IN ,id1,rc them.
.nE .n'n,us ~ Hppsvnynsssssiar ..srr, n sneh
eousti,utiousi snnoysnces and Ailments a. be
s..,,mns W epMp W. sses, S.,s,,. nj sns,s,sr,
,enng nnso n,Ugs lp.,s he ~, ~, mn sPiS.
SEY's s%sllis.t reputs,ion NAV 30 traced back
TO his insasurstion and conduct Of the Non.
treal Canada kasp Medical Institnie: Ine
regime OF the knRnsn fnarmaccuuca Coneges
To- gagged by an elevated STANDARD. Al extend-
ed experience and an assidlous study Of tne
varied phases OF diseaso enables MIN 70 guaran.
tee assurances Of success In the eradication OF
the multform chronic anectinns Incident 70
both sexes, such ~ Nervous Deointy, kxhanft
ed Vitality, Youthful kxcesees, hafritGe In
pedimentr, and chronic diseases gsneraiiy.
IN THE I.AOIRa
DIR. sPISNEY. while naturally impressed
with the delicAcy Of the subject. ieels no b 81.
taney In assuring them thai, In conjunction
with q con- potent knowledge OF their various
sufferingr, such a. Nervousnees, Neuralgia,
spinal Weakness, Loss OF Appetite. Lassitude,
Prolapsus. Uteri. Retrovsrrl0ns OF Dlsplace-
ment Of the Womb, Vaginal Irregularities, Leu
chorrea, Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Constipation,
and the many petty, Irritating distractions that
Almost invariably have their origin In the utter.
Inc region, Afford them immediate relief.
.. $40 o., nm
Oohh Anu nm
IL matters not wnat your trouble NAY %.
ONE ana let tne noctSr ensm,neyoaI essS
c.li and :.iisfS ,ous.slyss whetber lie Boetor
understsnds your case. m be can cure you he
will tell YOU 40: IN moi. he will ssy 20. for no
will moi undertske q cure unless heis confident
If IN rt,nc = rnye.
foUNe MhN,
Who may be suffering rom the effects OF youth.
ful foliies or indiscretion, win 60 well 70 avail
themselves OF this. the greatest boon. ever laid
at the altar Of suffering humanity. DIR. SPIN.
My will guarantee 10 forfeit ave hundred dol
lars for every case Of seminal weakness or pri-
yate diseasc OF any hind or character which be
undertakes and falls to cure. lie would, here
fore, say TO the unfortunate sufferer who may
read mi. notice, that you are ircading upon
dangerous ground when you longer delay In
seekin, the proper remedy for your complaint.
You may be In the drst stage-remembcr you
are approaching the last II you are bordering
upon the last, and sre suffering some or oil of
lis evil effects, remember that n you obstinate
IL persist in representation, the. time mu,t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-11
A CARD.
Cure or salt Rhcum or Forty.nvs
Years standing.

Cure or saIt Rhcum or Forty.nvs
Years standing.
MILL CRY. New. Aug. 10. 1871.
DR. PRicR-D Dear Sir: never expected TO De
able TO write you such . letter a. this-that ]
am cured OF the halt Rheum after suffering for
90 many years. forty.hve years AGO II came
out 10 my mock, cars aud head, and then. on my
whole body. was. I may gay. perfectly raw
with u. In the Winter my hands broke ont
and disabled me- from work nearly all Winter.
when I was Q girl there were not many patent
medicines made. and I had 10 depend on such
calves a. ~neighbors recommended. About
thirty Year, ago patent medicines came In the
market, and / have used everything that has
been advertised a. . patent medicine 10 purity
the blood. from that day TO this. Sometimes ]
got something that partially relieved me. and
what I thought was golngto cure me. but every
thing Lost Its strength on me after Q while.
About six months ago I commenced taking
your medicine. I must cay I had faith In II
from the beginning. you were 80 highly recon.
mended by Q great many OF my acqusintances.
want you to publish TIL, In your city paper.
% that people who are suffering from salt
Rheum may know what will cure them. for ] do
not believe there ever was snch q case a. nine.
MRS. A. CHASE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-11

MORTALITY PREvxsrxp.- II would 10 . mod.
crate estimate TO place tho number Of eases In
which consumption 10 prevented BY III, timely
ten thou-and per annum. No cough. cold.
bronchial affection, sore throat or oth.r ailment
of the orrans Of respiration can ever degenerate
into q mortal disease " this palatable and abso.
uteiy infaliiblc specific b taken In m and
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NOTICE.

STOCKHOLDERS OF THE wooDvILLE
y Gold ana Silver Mining Company are hereby
notified that the new stock WIN b ready for
issue On and atsr THURSDAY. October 10,
1874, ct the rate Of two and ons-ssvsntA for
w. II. HELMAN, Sserstsry.
onhce-toi California street. San rrsneiseo,
Cal. oeiTu
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TO YOUTHS MI MRN.

The only perfect cure, permanent and relis.
bic, for Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility,
Impotence. ETC., worth ti,O0o to the nnfor.
tunate. No quackery or deception. The fullest
guarantee given. Al business strictly conf.
dental. Those who cannot call In person
single, cause, symphonic, duration Of illness,
ETC., and inclose Is for fee and frst medicine.
r. PRICE, N. D.,
virslnia City, Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-11

wmrx you iesl . cough or bronchial Affection
creeping on the lunss tab. Aysr's chsrry Pee
tori. and ours it bsfssI 10 BECOMES ineura-
BILE.
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CARD.

DIR. r. PRICE, % South c street. Virginia.
disessc OF the stomach and liver. for which !
tried IN vain for year. the most prominent
Physicians.
deem Il my duty to publish this fact, recon-
msnding Dr.. Price TO al persons suffering nom
similar affections. -
Virginia, October 10, 1873. ssis I'd
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
l.r,crAL TO rH. oolD ILL DALI s.~..
FROM San

Burning OF the River steamer &c
ransento-Exciting sccnes-Tret.
ting Race Postponed The s25..
coo RuuntnE Race - stabbed .
Child The Palace Hotei-Pools
-Greenbnrks.
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sPRCIAITIRa.

Diseases OF the Rye and EAR. THROAT.
LUNus and HEART. LIVER and KIDNEYS,
and all Chronic, Constitutional and Blood Dis
eases.
Asthma, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
Epilepsy. Serofula, Piles, Dropsy. Dyspepsia,
ETC., cured.
Lsdies out Of health assured Of prompt
oiNcRRs and rUMoRs removed wl,hou.
the knife.
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o'dryroodsstbg.liand s.eoms
andsee.
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TELEcRAPHIc!
EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.

TO THE cold ELL DAILY xsxr
The New York herald., 1874-11-16

tion, and before two years were over he went
away with the funds OF Q bank.
RELIGION Is NO BLACK ANGEL.
with eyes and wings aud legs OF black; but "her
ways are ways OF pleasantness and all her paths
are peace" Only remember that we shall all have
to give account for our recreation. At that great
day the Haymarket, Drury Lane ana all the the
atres OF Inc world will be under one inspection.
and each one Of us with be there. That dread day
will be the scene. The stage win be the rocking
earth, and kings, lords and clowns Will alike ap-
pear on II. There Will be no tDsel and no gaud.
The tootlRhts will be a ndlIng fire. The galleries
will be filed with en- innumerable company OF the
heavenly host. The applause Will be from the
foods o. the mighty sea; The curtain wll be the
heavens and earth rolled together; the tragedy
the doom OF the lost, and the farce the futile
attempts OF mankind to serve at the same
time God and tie world. But the last scene OF the
last act Will be the nations rushing rignt and eft
some TO 30 away into everlasting 1re and others
into hle eternal. Let, tnen, the wicked man now
"forsake his way and the unrighteous man his
thoughts; and let him return unto the Lord and
He Will have mercy upon him. and to our God, for
He Will abundantly pardon.n Let us PROSTATE
ourselves at the feet OF the dying Jesus
DR.. Talmage announced that In consequence OF
having to preach sermon next sunday morning
commemorative OF deceased lady, O member or
his congregation, he win continue the subject OF
tins sermon on the following Sunday morning,
when he viii consider the objections which have
been raised 70 bis treatment OF his subject BY the
press.