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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..


Transfers recorded In the District
Court for the week ending July Sth;
j. NJ. o. Mcnard to VIM. n. Stowe,
lot of land on Elm and College streets
in city of Dallas, 25xlOO feet, $500.
q. w. Irwin to James Frazier, lot
No. s! in block No. 20l Ervins addi-
ton to Dallas, Sl25.
Joseph COtter TO Leon Caperan lot
l5XlOO feet fronting on Austin street
In city of Dallas, SlS2.
w. III. Thomas to Mrs. Nj. j. Haynes
l7j acres Of land out Of the Nj. l.,
Swing grant, 800,
w. ii. West and wife Of ellis county
to Jerry Jackson Of Dallas, 100 acres OF
land S miles North SO degrees West
from Dallas, 800.
Allen Collins and wife TOD. NJ. Thur
mond, % acres of land out of Grigsby
league, $780,
II. M. Gano TO Lewis ID, Payne, two
tracts of land 80 acres on waters of
Five Mile creek, $3.50.
+, l.. Burney and wife to II. j. Putty,
lot of land on west side of Pacific ave-
nue. in city of Dallas, $3.50.
j. b. Runyan Of Brazoria county to
Jane w. Austin of city of Dallas, lot
No. IN block No, 81 in original map
OF the city of Dallas, $3.50.
n. b. Anderson tc John w. Hen
bricks, 50 acres of land on waters of
Red Oak creek, 800.
Il. NJ. Kahn to J. $, Polachek, part
of lot 2 in Turbeville's addition to
city of Dallas, 800.
Ed. G. Browder and wife to Mrs.
Anna NJ. Horton, lots and in block
:. 4, in Browder's addition to city of
Dallas, ~ 200.
Mrs. G. Nandenbosch to j. n. Elliott,
lot of land in city of Dallas 5OxS0 feet,
500,
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Arrest Of nm EnlbeyzIer.

George A. Trott was arrested at the
Varieties, Wednesday night, and com.
mitted to Jail, charged with embez-
cling gold watch and chain. For
some months past Trott has been en-
ployed Ms II guard at the Jail, but ow-
Ing to some trouble was discharged
last week. To crafty his revenge, he
determined to release the prisoners,
and actually made the attempt For
tunately the plot was discovered in
time to Illustrate IL.
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strictly Pure,

II IL "A hct TINT while Dr. rrlee's
Cream Baking Powder and True Flav-
orlng Extracts, Lemon, Vanilla, etc.,
have been made for many years with
out reducing their standard of perfect
purity, not another Baking Powder or
Flnyorlng Extract In the market N
free from aduteratIon. There are no
colorng, poisonous oils or acds In DR.
Prices l'lavoT, nor chalk, alum, or
other injurious Substances In his Cream
Baking Powder We know the manu-
facturers take pride In having their mr.
tIcles strictly pure,
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Many families of culture and refinement
have their all invested In their Homestead,
the loss OF which would entail great distress,
u not positive ruin Only few days ago
the residence of Captain Heary Harris of
this county, together with all the personal
effects OF the family, We're totally destroyed
by g,e. No Insurance. Every wife should
insist upon her husband securing reliable IN.
surdnce without delay, upon his dwelling
ana household treasures, Messrs Leigh q
cmnes represent those old ana reliable Lns,r-
dnce Companies, who have passed unscathed,
through the fires OF more than halt century:
anu oher Inducements on residences, Tor II
term of from three to Ave years. Call and
nee them at their Office, 500 Main street, Dial.
'""' ieA"' July 7-d3twlt
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The "Union" w the Commercial,

10 the Editor of the alias Herald;
The editor of the evening paper, IL
this city, puts himself to great dea
Of trouble to defend the rat" Nc
Nealus, against the remarks made II
reference to him by the Typographical
Union.
We have no war of words to wage
with DIR. Cutler, but, so far as McNealu
Is concerned, II is our desire, and that
Of every respectable printer In the city,
that he be well advertised and venti.
lated In all his little schemes and ras-
calities. The Doctor starts out with
the assertion that he has known Nc
Nealus for some time, and knows that
he stands high with the fraternity
wherever he has worked, and more es-
pecially with Milt. Reynolds. 1t may
he that the Doctor truly regards Me-
Nealus rs a good and conscientious
man, but there are parties In this State
who have known him for years in the
past that will hardly bear him out in
his assertions.
He goes on to say that Men ealus is
Union man in principle, and defies
any one to point to an instance in
which he has not acted upright and
square. Acted upright and square with
whom? His employees or his fellow
workmen He may have so conduct
ed all his dealings with the editor of
the Commercial, but his relations with
the printers have been of the most das-
tard and disgraceful nature, all of
which carr be pointed TO and verified
by eoe'y man employed in the Com
mercial Office at the time of the or
ganization of the Union. Mr.. Rey-
nold's may deem him efficient trust
worthy, invaluable, etc, but we have
good reason to infer that this fine opin-
ion comes from the fact that McNealus
proved as plant n tool in his hands as
he has been in circumstances.
j. G. MoNealus was imported from
Little Falls, New York, report sayeth
whether or not he came In cheese
box to Parsons, Kansas, by Angel
Matthison, to 'ratp a Union printer
then serving in the capacity of fore
man in the Sun office at salary of
twenty-five dollars per week, said Nc
Nealus obligating to work for eighteen
dollars. However, it was not a great
while before everybody became thor
oughly disguised with him, and conse-
quently he lost the situation he had
obtained by such foul means. He went
to Fort Scott, where he soon made
himself equally unpopular, and from
letters in this portion of the country,
we opine that he is still held I'm the
same regard. Thence he went back to
Parsons, resuming his old situation
In the Sun office at one-half his former
wages, |. e. nire dollar per week, and
continued there till a bigger 'rat"
than himself, one Jackson, came along
and "ratted out rat" taking his
place In the Sun Office for five dollars
per week. Emigrating thence, seven
dollars in debt, he next turned
up at Dallas, where he has since been
actively engaged in his favorite role. |
As for his conduct In this CITY, any
printer who has known him can |
ouch that his career here fully COM
'orts with his past history. And, In
We would again commend
he gentlemen to the fraternity, and
forld in large, as perfected and un-
rincipled traits"
COMMITTEE.
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Tics. These accounts are all small, va
ylug from one 10 tom dollars aud 80
scattered lhat II Is Impossible lnr nae
% presenl each individuals bill 10 him
A an owing money aud am expect
cd "a pay II, ! earnestly request all
those indebted % me 10 call ~ Qilf
HERALD and settle NJ onee, Those 10
whom II will he more convenient can
llQuldale their Indebtedness Ia wheat
The wheat may be left NJ The Todd
Mills, where tho highest pasl price
will be- allowed for II, and receipt be
given for lle same IN my name
L. W, RWlknEllS,
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LOCAL BREV.ITIES.

Fiery hot.
Ice trade brisk.
Races Tuesday.
Joe Booth is off on a flying trim To
st. Louis.
Melons, fruits and vegetables Of
all kinds abundant and cheap.
The mean temperature is what dis
gusts man with every climate.
The walls of the new brick block
opposite the Lamar are rapidly assum.
Ing shape.
The war against the dogs contin-
ues' producing consequent depression
In the sausage market.
"A large humber of farmers In the
city yesterday. Per consequence, bu.
siness lively with the merchants.
The most comfortable, though not
strictly fashionable, attire for ven,,o
men, Is a large Mexican somJrsro.
The present term of the D,s,r,o,
Civil Court will probably conclude ia
labors to-day, and adjourn until court
In course.
What has become Of the paper
mill? Surely the stock holders can
have no intention OF permitting the
scheme 10 fall through.
-Wbeelock has removed the ticket
Office Of the Central from the corner Of
Market and Elm streets to Austin
street, between Main and Elm.
Katie Darnel, gushing colored
damsel, was fined five dollars and
costs, yesterday, by His Honor, for be-
Ing an inmate Of a house Of prostitu-
ton.
John Brady was arrested yester-
day ON 3 charge Of swlndling, but was
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whose n'nuItIsItf

"Havo we n Jonah In our midst % Is
the question asked by all and answer.
cd by none. Is 1t 10 DO attributed TO
the recklessness and extravaganza OF
the City Council, the meagre compen-
sation paid our city officials, the Insult
ilciency of perqulsites, or the general
wickedness of the entire population,
that we are favored with no rain ? An
Indignation meeting IL now In order.
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FOR SALE.
"A Rare Chance for StOckmen.

offer for sale, very low, my thorough bred
Oull, prince Arthur" lie is i've Years old.
ana ISL perfect picture of the Ayrushire
breed.
Prince Arthur was bred from impor,cd
stock by Captain j. w. GnSlec, of I,ouisvilie.
Kentucky, and was imported from Ken.
lucky when only small calf being thpre-
fore Thoroughly Occllmated. Is perfrctly
lie took the first premium Mt the firrr;s';y,,
county fair last fall, MS the best thorough
bred bull, and the first premium i'm Sven.
stakes ring. " i'll guarantee him as mira
blood as any in America. 90 P"ie
refer To Captain j. W, Goslse. ~ Io,,,.-
vllle, Kentucky, MIR. l.. NJ. Smith, OF shrp~s-
P 20 !, LOUISIANA, Drs. q. NJ. PhilliJ 4 Thorn
No, for further Particulars, address me Mt
10 Him ieA"s' X. j. WARE.
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Houston Telegraph: 1.-TWO work.
men employed on the Galveston,
Houston and Henderson Railway, at
nlghland, Q few miles from Virginia
folnt, had an alteration a few days
since, about a barrel OF water. Yester.
gay one of them left the place where
tney were working and came to Gal
weston. another man taking his place
ana using his bunk. Last night the
other man, thinking his enemy still
occupied his old bunk, took razor,
and entering the cabin I'm the dark,
approached his bunk and cut the
new mans throat from ear to ear. AT,
Iast accounts the wounded man was
sun alive, though his recovery is re-
garded as hopeless
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A Gard.

W, O. Sickles & 90. continue the grocery
and provision business nj 0lB Elm street, H.
V. Tompkins' old stand They also solicit
consignmonts from ~, Louis, Galveston and
other points. The old firm was dissolved on
the 10th instant Mr.. II. j, EdEerley dlspos-
Ing of his interest TO W, II. Cocker The
style OF the trm viii remain the same,
Goods will be delivered In the city tree OF
charge, W. e. SlCKLES,
6ldly W. II. COKER
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THE MAILS,
ANIMAL aEd departure NJ Malls Al psllas Post
nilff

AH,s aHd departure ~ Malls Al psllAs fp'i
ailff
karlhern Mail,
Via ~, X, and 4, %, hi rnlnpl lslng Weslrilil
.uOftleIIt and eastern htHlfsi ArW lnlh WlN
N. inuis mails, arllYfs ialig W 1'-a y lNi NN
parls daily ~ va "a
southern matt
Now Orleans aud southern lNuislanal liHi'
weston, Houston Ausllni waco lil Nll lll y
IiOluls ih hnHihrfn irANHi WflfihAHlll "l N."
i nj deparlA dAlly ~ ~ y ~
Eastern Mali,
VIA 2, and y, RRy comprising southern aln
nils, Lliiln Rock, ana hbrrRrplfli Nhl hll
eastern Texas, arllyps dailY ~ W. y mi Nr-
parls laily ~ mn y ln,
Western nail,
From Font worth, plehurne, nmnhuly,
WnalhHTfuId, Decatur lHlp llhlni lArhhlHllu
aud western ppsls, arrives hhlll Nv Ap Y H'i
departs lpliy ~ ba1 a ~
Cedar HiIi mail,
Cedar nm, Mansfield AlyaIAlo and trns3
TimhpTs, arrives ~ u y ~ "wednesday hhI
Saturdays departs Monday Ahl THURSDAY ~
lam .,
soyene. IIaughps Store aud Union ilill
aTTg iueslny, THURSDAY Hnd hAluilhl
~ " nj departs ~ y li HlpIhAp Ways
Denton mail
benton, BpliyaT, ElAahelhlQWn, imylh
Mile, Louisville aud IHnliy Mlllal arrives
AZ IN Monday, "Wednesday ana saturday
departs 40 u "a alternate days
Hod Onk and Lisbon
Arrives lOO y IA Mondays Wednesday,
aud fTldnyh, DpparA iOl u ~ alternate
days
lied oak nnd Lisbon arrives nl I ~ Mnh'
day, "Wednesday aud Friday departs hlleih'
ale days ~ a M
Mails for Hnbohslore, Grapevine aud buck
creek arc taken out by hand, ~ Irregular M
thfValh,
Onice Hours,
Delivery window, IA IA ~ hpm,
Money order window, n IA W " ~ hlh
from u ~ IA y ~,
Alainih sold nom \ u ~ "a b y M
lelirih registered only during money ORIG
hours 49,.
All persons having complaints against mo
Ofiire, on any account, VIII plrnhu present.
the same, IN wrillngof Ia person, ~ the post
master
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We. LYrE 4 co., real estate agents, No, 100
Lamar street, beg lcayo 10 call the attention
OF persons Wishing 10 purchase rcol estate 10
tho extensive lists OF property ON their
bulletin boards In aud outside Of
their once, under the respective heads OF
"lmprovcd city Property" "VNcOnt CITY
Lots" "Fnrms," ana "unimpmycd and
wild Lands" embracing business houses ana
yncant lots In the commercial center OF the
city. Also, building lots, and u number Of
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter OF the city, Also, largo trncts of wild
state, besides n number Of ARMS OF various
Sizes, including several large aud highly ln-
proved plantations withln Ave miles of the
city OF Dallas, 2Ojdlm
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Meaars, A. y. Jet and II, q, Aeegar
ARE duly authorized travelling agents Of
TnR DALLAS HERALD pmNTINd COM
pANy, with full authority 10 solicit aud
receipt for subscriptions, advertising
aud Job work, from this date until
further notice. W, q. HOLLAND,
business Manager
Dallas, July I, lMj,
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A Fast Ride.

The kite business Is beginning to
"tell." Yesterday afternoon as one of
these ariel rovers was being hauled In
from its heavenly excursion, horse
attached toa buggy, which was passing
at the time, fri hted at the incoming
stranger, and darted OIL up Elm street.
On the corner of Lamar he was brought
up standing bya "bowld" Irish boy,
and the frighted occupant of the vehi-
Gle gratefully passed over to Pat sill
yer Mexican dollar.
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nfI,,stnI Purify,

Pure IN crystal" II asynonim for
the highest excellence, The "Dla'
mond apeclaoles," made by the spen'
cor Optical Manufacturing Company
Of New York, are literally "pure ~
tryslal," being skillhlly manufactured
from minute crystal pebbles, aud have
M unequalled hardness aud brlllianoy'
The genuine goods bear The trade
mark stamp Of u small diamond upon
every pair, For aale In Dallas by John
NJ, Orom, 6O7 Main street,
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Iaaue nnrlora,. conr. -Inr Term.

w. w. Peak W. Loeb n Co., suit on
account; judgment for plaintiff,
Lulu Lce w Mollle Cross, trial Of
right of property; action dismissed by
plaintiff NJ her costs.
Frank Castle w Cutter n Stevens,
suit on account judgment In favor of
plaintiff.
Buck n Graves w Rcntfro, suit on
account; Judgment for plnlntlil'
llardeman w li0tto " Bro, suit on
account; Judgment for plaintiff.
state w John ltuddy, assault plea of
guilty, and fined twenty-five dollars
and costs.
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l have due me between fifteen hun
dred and two thousand dollars for sub
scriptions to the Daily and Weekly
HERALD In this and adjoining coun-
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FOR SALE.

NY residence, eorner Pacific avenue
and Houston streets, s,sbraeins hnifa
biseh 81 ground, with u we'll anished
one.story and basement Eoeh-eonereie
buiidinE, ANA all necessary ouisbuiid.
tnEs, ete, An early applicant may se'
cure bargain,
JhO, w. swINDRII.s,
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Attention, u,amars.

The members OF the Lamar Rlnos are re-
qnested to step TO the front and procure their
caps OF Hamilton Co. Call eariy ana
secure good NJ. GEO. E. FELTON,,
July g-dlt Lieutenant Commanding,
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Inst.

A pocket book containing private papers
and small amount OF money. Tho finder
viii please return the book ana papers to
the Herald Office and may retain the money
Tor MS trouble. July 9-d2t
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Diamonds, watches, Jcwelry, nne sterling
silverware, and everything at Austin's, viii,
during the month OF June, be offered At prices
never before heard of. Call and be convinced
at 6l3 Main street. 9jdlm
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Sheriff Barkley having received In
formation that notorious character
named Mckinney, for whose arrest he
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Mn, JoaHrn hwAIH viii have Tho exclusive
charge Of tho city circulation 81 Tho Daily
Herald from thia date until further notice,
Juno n, Ih1h,
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THE DAILY HERALD

viii be found ou sale ny the news.
boys en all trains 90 the fesaa aud
and Pacific railway, and ~ ,bs news
stands Ia the city,
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A pair Of match horses, new wagon, hnr'
nem and cover complete, worry cheap for
cash. Enquire NJ ST, SfltA1roNN,
July 7-dlt On MHn street,
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The Alamo Rifles are organizing a
pan with the design Of attending the
centennial at Philadelphia.
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CITY BUSINESS.
Notice

Ny accounts recognized by Hamilton Coz
unless made hy the undersigned
July 7-du T., HAMILTON,
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WANTED,

Two reliable agents 10 travel In the
interest OF Tue HERALD.
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\NANTED--A situation as house keeper,
w by lady twenty.One years of ngo, for
gentlemen or In hotel. For particulars adj
ess, IN. A. b., Dallas, Texas. July7--dtf
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HAUNTED HoUsE.-Last Saturday our qu1eG
village was thrown into commotion by report
that house ON Sawyer street was receiving
nocturnal visits from the denizens of the un-
known world. Various reports had been cir
cuated and so exaggerated that the lnhapi-
tants of the house were alarmed for their sa1e-
ty. On Monday we called on Mr.. Landy, one
of the tenants, and from him we CLEAN the fol-
lowing story: The house is a one story frame
building on Sawyer street, is owned by MI
Nelson, and occupied by Mr.. Landy and MI
Harmon-men of good repute. On the morn
ing of March 1st at twenty minutes to four
o'clock, Mr.. L. and wife were aroused by hear
ing three loud and distinct raps on the wall OF
their ROOM Nothing was thought of this at
the time, out on the following night at the
same hour and minute the raps were repeated
with double force This led to an investga.
ton; every room in the house was thoroughly
searched, every board in the unfinished attic
securely nailed; still the manifestations contin-
ued at the stated hour. Up to last Saturday
the families had kept their own counsel, and as
they are skeptics in regard to the spiritual
phenomena they thought to account for the
disturbance by natural laws Therefore it was
agreed between the tenants and landlord to
hold watch meeting and see that the house
was thoroughly guarded outside and in, but
Notwithstanding their vigilence the rapping
begun at twelve o'clock; it then ceased until
twenty minutes to four. While they were all
up and the lamps lit and every one at his post,
the raps came, one, two, loud as if struck with
hammer. This was the fifteenth night, and
as nothing satisfactory had been made out of
their Investigations they concluded to invite in
a few friends of the spiritualistic persuasion
and get their version of the matter. They met
Sunday evening, but no satisfactory solution
was arrived at. The raps still continue, but
the producing cause is still mystery. A.
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Religious Intelligence.

The new Congregational Church at Whit
NEVILLE will be dedicated on Wednesday, the
oath inst. Dedication sermon by Rev. Mr.
Bowler of Machias.
There has been quite a religious interest late
ly at West Pembroke, where Rev. Mr.. Rogers
is labOrer.
An ''old fashioned revval' is reported in
progress in the town of Unity.
Rev. G. G. Foote of Lubec administered the
ordinance of baptism, Friday of last week. to
Rufus B. Myers, by immersion at the house of
the latter. Mr. Foote has been unable to step
his left foot to the ground for the past eight
months on account of injury to his ankle by a
missep from the sidewalk
Rev. Henry Hale of Ellsworth writes the
American an interesting account of his Jour
ney to Burmah, whittier he has gone as a mis-
sonary.
Rev. Mr.. Goodenough has received and ac-
cepted a call from the Un;versalist society to
supply the pulpits of Belfast and Stockton the
present year.
The Congregational church at Wilton, at
their last communion, received nine persons to
their fellowship, all by pro ession. These are
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A REMARKABLE STORY.-A man rises from
his cofi,,.-The Kennebec Journal publish es
the following story, leaving its readers to draw
their own references. We infer that the story
is of the marine order, but give our readers the
benefit of reading for themselves:
young man in the town of Vassalboro' was
disease which had insiduously and stealthily
brou yht him to the verge of the grave.
For several weeks he had been entirely pros
trate and unable to speak, even to articulate
syllable. He became so oppressed for breath that
he compelled his attendants to raise the win
dows in his room, put out the fires, and resort
sto every means to obtain fresh air.
One day last week Thursday, we under
stand,) the young man died. Friendly hands
prepared the poor, emaciated body for the bur-
ial but just as the attending friends were ar
ranging the remains for the casket, there ap-
peared unmistakable evidences OF returning
life in what had seemed to them an inanimate
mass of clay. The ear of an attendant was
bent down to the side of the dead man, and it
was discovered that the heart had begun again
throbbing, and the young man arose from the
death snrouds, opened his mouth and spoke in
clear and distinct words to those who stood
appalled, in the death chamber. There was no
huskiuess in his voice: he appeared lively and
active; said he felt not the slightest pain, but,
to use his own language, 81 feel just as well as
L ever did, At his request the neighbors were
called in, who crowded the house for hours, de-
Caring that the recovery of the man was equal
to any miracle recorded in the Scriptures He
told this startled assemblage of his friends and
neighbors that as he died, all things seemed
dark, but only for an instant; his eyes suddenly
opened to new world, the real Heaven which
had been so many times in his thoughts and
had given him SO much comfort in his last weeks
of pain and sorrow. He stood upon an emf
nence which overlooked a vast and beautiful
plain; the magnificent plain stretched farther
Than his enlarged vision could penetrate, and
he described it language which, to his mortal
auditors, seemed extravaganza in the extreme IN
But the revivifed life of the young man was
not to continue long. Before night he again
resigned himself to death. The body was kept
a reasonable length of time, and buried on
Sunday last tine funeral being largely attend.