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Happy Thought.
From the Cleveland Leader.

When at about the middle of the Cross.
walk she dropped well-filled wallet 'ous
of her hand. Then the trouble began In
earnest. She stopped over In fsons to
pick it up. but her fingers could not reach
the wallet by eighteen inches. She
changed her parasol into her right hand
and tried to reach sideways for the wallet.
1t was no go, however, for her fingers
did not reach anywhere near the covsted
article. She then tried to get down on
her knees, but she might Is well endsavo!
TO pick up drop of water with her ear.
She reached back ward, but her hand only
extended downward on 'evelfvt,h'hss
h,ps. She appeared to be much embaE:
rassed. No one seemed to be passing =
the moment who could assist her. All!
q thought struck her suddenly. Quickly
turning her parasol with the top % lhe
ground. she glided pretty little foot eel
from beneath her snow " hi,e skirls. and
with . gentle kick the wallet lay u the
cOncaye parachute. e.tEi.r
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A SHARP Conscience.

[EF"m the Missour' Bru"swicker:l
MY sou wouldn't steal peaches from
Mr.. Cannon = orchard, Ihoprl' mo.
Ma. l wAsn't with that crowd the other
night" "Thas'S right. my boy. Acep
out of bad company and you'll never Do
wrong. Let your cYnscienes be yoar
guide inall things, :" and the foud mothe!
patted her son appIoving'y on the head
spd went a, out her duti' with ltghs
heart. Left to himself, thf noble pcy
solil"quized: "You don't catch 1s fool.
in' around old Gammoc's. My consct-
ence gan gnlde Es to lots better oscbarde
than biz. where the:9 ain'' no dog. auth:
ern
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A man accustomed to stopping out laaee
EVENING". and always Tor good TINE. -.
turning one night little psss midnight
found his better half sitting up. waiting
for him with the house web lighted. On
entering the door shs hsSsn TO scoId hun
10 this wsy;
II have been sitting up and waiting toy
you al these long hours, rocking myseaf.
and wslxiug round and round until ny
bead 10 In perfect whirl."
+ ..Yee, sa,d be. ''tha.'s Just The way Il
MA over where have bsen.''
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They have : lountain Of death In Penn

They have . iountain Of death In Penn
sylvxnia. Il 10 on Mellow Ridge near
Reading. Tho water b oold. bls bubbles
and foams - it boiling. Ths Lubbling 10
caused By deadly gas. There isno sal
nal life wilhis . hundred yards ct the
fountain. Birds ihas Ay over the spring
and tuo neaf fall dead. Snakes hsv6 becn
throvs inso the ch@rmed circle Ct itsin-
iluencs and died il three misrsee, II i
,s;.sattiha,ed shpi II r,li destiiy human lie
Il ,wea,y uliSu,es, bat the actpsl expert
men, h.s " "pei besa' made he State
ossh, . .slpoa s.rinia.l 10 The foan,ais
pf Jssah. sadsse how leae - could seaed
4. hia - thAe sEnsetassasDs teunw
osce 1sooi over ~ ssol 1sAniDniee and
lbssd Il vssy di0csls - ~ suas y tne
f. laallhy sslpasenW = 0ape
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A professor Of magic. Who recently
gave an entsrtainment In an Esglish sea-
port. Eas Dragging pretty largely Of II,
sleight Of hard feats IN tho public room
of one II the hotels After bic Performance
was over, . gentleman present offered q
hst him that he would make everything or
the tsbls disappear In less than Z minute
The professor p once booked The wager.
wbsn ths other screwed ous the saa The
diaaPpesssscs Pas complete. and The PR.
pessoe eQufassod kimss3t .sold."
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At recent examination In one Of ~
schools In Washington. the qusstios wai
|pul 10 Glass Of smali boys: why y the
Con nnectirut river - called :" These vas
a pause. when q lass bright liitls fellow
pat up his hand. -D0 y0u knew.
James p asked the tsacher. ) e.Yes
ms,am, because II consecas vssaoas as&
New HAmpahire. and cuts thDoneA -
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Both Alike.
From the Republican

Mr.. George Washington Smith. . gen
|tlcman of color. while p .ssi"g on his way
20 the house which he was engaged t.
whitewash. as.attracted by the sound 0t
IAN angry discussion between two politi
Clans.
You are yillisr. sir, in every sense O
The word. II you were in my office now
YOU would steal the last dollar in ths
treasury that you could lay your hands
on"
..And your character for verac,ty is s.
we'll established, sir. that such . sRndr'
from you only recoils upon ycpr perjured
head"
every interest that has been placed il
your hands hss been subserved 70 YOU
|own pereonal segrandizement.'
And every .trust &hat you have had con
ided to you has beeu betrayed
You lie, you scoNndreE
You are another, sir!'
And then one honorable gentleman
vent diving wildly for satisfaction to thu
lbottom of the gutter. while the othel
went plugging for solace To his outraged
feelings through . nei2hhonng plate
glass window. After which the conseEya
TOTS of the pesee pouncsd upon them N.
bore them away.
Now said Ms. George Washington
smith, moralizing to himself - be slowl,
walked away, 'ds.s just ike de ole folks
wnen dad gsss mad st pam be calls hrr
black Niger. an den man gifts mad .
dad an calls him . blackcr nigxes hisselt
An. he, golly! I clar to gracious deys'
|tof of nm de blackes' nlggers ever oet!
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-15

Whsa ~ sescA : naa saaAsnsgs Dsl-
aware pDaeASa q midajahe No. DaassvS
|vhAlsvss Roud tSsits ~ Aas b hin ~
esco,iss tsll put Of 81, istp BIZ lV
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d(flCJAL DIRECTORY.

|.deral and Territorial C"cers'
[,,,ncr-Ben.. F. Potts, Helena.
.ss,,ary-J. s, +. Galloway. Helena.
H sS"r.Sol Star, Virginia City.
Isss,s,rcr-D ss II. Weston. iltlena.
siaT % %Ju.,ice-D. 5. Wade, Helena.
ae' i.e,;,,e se Jllstices-H. \. Bake, lirginia
a;nm Knowles. D. 'er Lodge.
Dist Dist. Au'y-MC. Page. HeLsna:
.rror (iencral-A. J. Smith. Helena
Si.rshal-Wm. +. Wheeler, Helena
sIeror Int. Rcv-T. F. Fuller. Helena
s Slstor Custcms-T. 4. Cummings
I Examining Surgeons-Chas; Mussly-
Desr Lodge; TEos. Keece, Hcle:la.
: m'rs-.John Potter, hamilton.
,,,r.p Land District--E. W. Wiliett,
ssr' J ]. \. Bogert, Receiver Bozeman
|,tna Land pis,rict-W. c. Child,
.g H. n. Kcyscr. RECEIVER: Helena
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County Officers.

County Officers.
shte Judge-John P. Bruce.
p. G. Duke.
,,s of Ga Com'rs. p. ". Meadow.
G. W. Wakefield.
nf-CL. Clark.
m and R,corler-Arch Graham.
uurr-J. d. McC amman.
mdn,endcnt Pub. In.-F. 1. Stone.
reyor-S. VI. Reed.
sros- A. D. Mcpherson.
sess!-B. N. Dawes.
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Old customers will find us up to th.
times. and new ones are invited 40 cal
and examine goods and kasn psices.
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lowing queer query to the profession:
"tuERY.-Has any physician ever see'
or treated bald-hcaded consumptive :"
: We should cay that there must BE-, an(
that there must have been. balti-uesdet
consumptivee; yet the fact that doubt il
thrown over the existence of such per
sons by medical journal would seem t.
show that they are not 90 common as tt
be within the knowledge of every physi.
clan. We ourselves have not, Of course
seen as many sufferers from the malAdy ir
question rs have come under the observs
tion OF some doctors; but We cannot d
I'his moment think of any one OF those
we haye seen who was bald headed. Con
sumption is disease that preys upon old
people as well IS young and middk-sgtd
people; and VIC suppose its victims arc
subject to the ordinary laws that regulate
the growth of hair. IT not. why not I
If after ths long dea'h-list set down to
the account of coal oil. mothers will still
persi-t in using kerosene to kindle fires.
in the nasae of common humanity they
ought no. to let their children see them
commit this murder0us crime. John Nc
Cormick and wife o. Newark, N. J were
b.ent from ONE several hours recently.
and left thtir three clIildren-twins of
FIVE years and = hree-year-o!d-to keep
house. The fire went opt, and the little
housekeepers sat sbout rekindling it,
They replenished the stove. with wood.
poured kerosene on it in the usual way,
and applied match. The top of the
|etove was Immediately blown off and the
|children were enveloped in flames. Some
If the neighbors got badly burned helping
the little sufferers. When Mrs. McCor-
mick came back an hour or two after.
wards. she had two children fewer in the
house, one of the twins and the youngest
child being blackened corDses.
There has been good deal Of hanging
done lately in various quarters, and II,
seems to be catching. It has become q
children's disease Ike measels down in
Knoxville. Hanging does not reform or
improve the criminal who hangs, but it is
said to be good as an example, and .
warning to evil-doers. The Knoxville
boys had q late example in Webb. They
got up harging festival Of their own.
they played the hanging of Webb. They
appointed a sheriff, preacher. aad q
physician, and Webb, and rigged up q
scaffold, snd stole .clothes-line. and we're
ready. The boy who played Webb was to
sQuea: when he bad enough, and that was
to be the signal for the attending physi.
clan to cut him dowo. The Webb was
duly swung of into eternity. and acted
sp!endidly. He showed pluck. He re-
fused to squea'. and the spectators were
having real jolly time. 1t was q grand
success. A casual passes saw how it WAS.
and cut Webb down inst in time. He|
was dying without q groan or struggle,
and would soon have been as dead as|
Webh
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Don +. BVam,

IEC7IC PHYSICIAN-Oflice in
tncley's huildirg. north side Main
\. Having lcs,ed in Bozs man, ten
In profess, nal %trvMts I the citl.
Il lie own and county.
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J W, M onroe, M. D.,

SlSlCIAN ANDSuRGEON-Office
rtxl door west OF Stns ger & Sper.
Main street, Bonmal, ". +. Ten
lSrofcssional services TO the citizens
0'eman anu Gallatin co..nty.
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]. ]. Davis,

nOkNEY AT LAW - Office on
Black steet. Bozcman, NJ. r. Will
Ne inail Courts Of the Territory.
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10 Away With the National
Banks.
New York Mercantile Journal.l

New York Mercantile Journal.l
! Notwithstanding the public well know
the fact, we repeat sgain here that whll'
We hold that the pfessp, National Banl
notes make . better circulating medium
by far than the issue OF the ali S'atl
Banks. We do not favor their continuance,
as they are not an entirely satisfactory
lcnrrency,
The greeuback is very much better-al
l.r H~>- - - 80 --sy s.....-s legal
|tender-iinasmuch as ii has all the virfnes
of bank note. and saves 10 the people
interest to the amount of about twenty
million 1ollara annually. which would
otherwise he added to . like amount now
unwisely paid to the barks on bonds
pledged for the SECURITY of National
Bank notes used by the people, and which
are atout equal in volume to the green
backs.
We oppose the issue Of currency by
banks for the reason that no benefit can
possibly accrue to the people therefrom
to balance the cost by way of intereef
ps,d by the people on the bonds pledged
for its security. The bank circulation
ought to be replaced by National paper
money tokens, thus saving the interest o"
these bonds held as security for the Pay
ment of . bank-note currency.
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L0hes Goods.

We have full line of Ladies' Goods
embracing - cOn.plete IN assortment u
can be found in this market, oil of whicl
is marked A2Yn tts
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|
]. L. Harlowe.
A. LAMME & CO.
General.
MERCHANDISE,
siscs hscs Just received large and veil selected
Staple ana -Eancy
g no RRiEe.
dry G0QAs,
Clothing, Boots g. Shoes
Cutlery, and al kinds ef
HARDWARE. 9UEENsWARE.
.ag,'tcsltN,,sl ysspleasessts, &c.
In fact. everything used BY
Fhe Farmer Miner and Mechanic !
all sf which will be cold
FOR CASH IS LOW - the LOWEST
ladies' Goods.
We have full line of Ladies' Goods.
embracing - cOn.pletc an assortment n
can be found in this market, al Of X.Licl.i
is marked AqXn sts
VHy Low DR csatass Of Profit. |
Old customers will find us up to thtl
times. and new ones are invited 40 CALI
and examine goods and kesn prices.
BooT.& SHOE STORE.
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John Potter,
iIvnNEY AT LAW. Hamilton.
T:aa T':aa Will practice in all Courts
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= =. Viviou,

WRNEY At LAW-Ofice, first
mn. Perkins brick bailding, Main
i".e'nsn. Will prsctlce in all tho
~ ot the Territory
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,,I:.R! =: = Edwards,
'vnNei At LAW-OfIice next
% ,,,.;, a; ANIME 4 Co.'S, Bozen,an,
wlll practice in all Courts of
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George May,
,nVnNM AT LAW-Ofiice in Per
.las bnck, up ssa;-s, Main street,
!. u; n :! Montana. NJ Will practice in ali
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-15

u HENDERSON,
se1e s":e1e Is located seven mile, be.
Iu aas', has fine stock range.
Sr,. r"spaFed y" during the season to
sSs s. aad herd. the stock Of vis. I
;p'9g'. S'.kk Kill be called
y Cso Css.o, ,at the Sps.ags whenever
sssFses moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-21

PHILADELPHIA CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
il several valuable business Sites fronting the main
buildings and principal entrances suitable hotels
and restaurants. sale. For terms plans inquire
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FOR SALE.


A DIsTILLERY LIQUOR STORE FOR SALEM
n good location, uoing good paving bus ness
rare cnance. apply to THOMAS GAFFNBY, IL Centrs
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DOCKAWAY, FAR ROCKAWAY-TO LET FUR.
IL nished partly furnished, first Cottage for
DO trders private family near the beach price
Tor the season. j. v. DWYER, $50 Broadway.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
NTAGARA FALLS SUNDAY TRAIN.
IN THROUGH IN ELEVEN HOURS.
NEW YORK HERALD

SPECIAL LIGHTNING NEWSPAPER TRAIN LEAVES
TIE GLAND GENITAL DEPOT EVERY SUNDAY
fALo AT p M. WITH L. S. AND NJ s. R, r. FOR ALL
POINTS POINTS WEST ANp SouTHWEessG THEkEBY IN
A; NJ, MONDAY MORNING; ALSO CONNECTING At
SUSPENSION BRIDGE AT ! As 7. NJ. SUNDAY, WITH
THE GREAT WEsTtRN RAILWAY OF CANADA FOX
ALL AZ POINTS NORTH D AND WEST ATTACHED
ALSO WAGNER PALACE SLEEPING AND DRAW:
ING ROOM COACH. READY FOR PASSENGER AT
10 O'CLOCK EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. PAS
SENGERS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE FOL-
LOWING Places
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

MAGNIFICENT HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE
N Philadelphia Centennial Groundsi-rle-
vatee shaded site centre OF suburban city,
commanding view; accessible bv two lines of rail;
buildings substantial complete ready for occupancy;
terms Further particulars ana photogr phic view
at II, No l76 broadway New York, room l. No.
81 south Third street. Philadelphia
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THREE OF THE BEST CRANBERRY BOGs IN NEW
Jersey for sale Apply TO CHARLES JEFFERY, East
HAmpto Long Island, n. Y.
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RIO LET-wITH II OF PARLoK NND KIrCHEN.
l. elegantly furnished large Room and Bedroom
suitable party OF gentlemen gentleman and lady
at 100 West Forty NTH street
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ITO REfT-20 MILES FROM CITY. IN A HEALTHY
Il and pleasant location. gentleman's Residence,
fully furnished accessible BY three railroads. garden
orchard shade trees. avn croquet ground. &c. house
contains every city Improvement for summer
occupation; dwelling and outbuiluings all aud in
tine oruer; land under high culture, mode
Address OWNER, box 26 herald Office
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RARr oPPoRrUNGrY. FURNITURE FOR SALE
N property private family, namely -Brocatel Parlo
suits Mirrors Chamber SUIT, complete. 500 to 500
Carpets, Dressing Gases. Bcdsteads Mattresses, &c.l
Bookcase, Buffet. Extension Table, Chairs &C. Call N
lN West sd st., near 9th av.
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rSE aoPEN M8gsE r B :ss
salt water. with acre of ground, more land.
Address A. B., stamford, Conn
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DLEAsANT FRONT 'PARLoR AND BED ROOM
i furnished nicely; first door. 80 st Marks place
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

JNASTED-A SMALL, FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE,
w Brooklyn country, within hours ride of City
Hal, New York. Address with tun particulars, box
J.. 20 Post office.
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roUGHKEErsIE. ALBANY, PALArINE BRIDGE

Passengers reach all uts North West South.
west from "A to 30 hours earlier than by any other ran
via New York Central and Hudson River Railroad the
only tourtrack road ta see rails in the world com.
bning speed and safety with comfort The HERALD
TRAIN has the right OF way over all others
connect al Albany at 6 O'Clock A. NJ SUNDAY
Those desiring visit Sharon Springs arrive there
a O'Clock sunday morning. remain IL hours
Springs and return by the l047 train Sunday evening
arriving in New YORK att O'Clock Monday morning
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TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED ONLY on THE
TRAIN OR AT THE OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD.
n B.-No BAGGAGE CAR ATTACHED.
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ITO LET-HANDsoMELY FURNISHED PARLoR
Il and Bedroom. with piano, cheap. at 2001a East
twenty -eightn street
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81 COTTAGE PLACE.-TWO CONNECTING FRONT
oil Rooms very Pleasantly located suitable for ligh
housekee or single gentlemen, at IS per week.
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q. = NINTH WARD.-A NEWLY FURNISHED, PA
.DC. pered and painted second floor Room. suitable
two gentlemen gentleman and vile; bath gas
&c. lyl Christopher street. near Blocker.
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6OOA PAYS FOR 100 CITY LOTS PLOTS 500
'pOUU feet square in healthy place. Is minu,es'
depot AMI all ublic buildings in a village Of
200O inhabitants; Ia miles distant Central Railroad
Of Long Island Address Z. ). NORRIS, sayviLe, Suf
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L1OE NASSAU, y. r.
j. Regular Mail gteamship Linz
under contract with tho Banana gJvcrnment
and carrying the Lnited states mails.
The departures IRON New York tor the ensuing four
months Will be . follows
July q, AUGUST &C. september % and OcsoberiL
Steamship CRY or sew YORK, Julysz
wv y" MTERAY, FERRIs A CO.. Agents.
81 South street New YORK
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MOST DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO
NJ Holland, Belgium, the Rhine, Switzerland DC, via
ROTTERDAM.
hese beautiful steamers, carrying the United tates
mail the Netherlands, well known for the regu-
larity of their trips Rates OF passage low.
FUNGI, EDYE Co. L. w. MORRIS,
General Agents 50 Broadway
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoMPANY's MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW
YORK, AND HAVRE.
The splendid on this favorte route for the Con-
tinent (being southery than other, will sail
from pier No. 50 North River, as iollows:-
AM klQOr. fouZolS saturday July -
PERElRE, Danre Saturday. August
FRANCE lrudele. Saturday, August Il
PRICE OF rASSAGE II GOLD dncluding winel.
First CABIN, Sl00 second. S65: Third. 1885,
Return llckets at reduced rates
Steerage SIS with superior accommodations and In
GLIDING all necesaries without extra charge.
GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent, So Broadway.
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Rrhginns lrading.
Is anything too hard for the Lord P

All Lord God behold thou hast made
heaven and earth by thy great power
and stretched out arm, and there is
nothing too hard for Thee. Jrr. -: Il.
With God all things are possible.
Matt. 10: %.
With God nothing shall be impossible.
Luke |: 81.
The things which are impossible with
men, are possible Withhold. Luke ls:27
If We have faith nothing shall
he impossible unto YOU. Matt. IL: 20.
Lord increase our faith. Luke IL: D.
Behold the Lords hand is not short
rned, that He cannot save. l>;l. 80: /.
There is no restraint to the Lord to
save by many or by few. | Sam. IA: q.
Sanctlty yourselves, for tomorrow
the Lord will do wonders among YOU.
Josh. 3: 3
Behold | make IL covenant: before
all thy people | will do marvels. such
as have not been done in all the earth
=. and all the people among which
thou art, shall see the work of the
Lord. TX. 81: 10.
The word which have spoken snail
be done saith the Lord God. Exc. L.: rs.
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Only Two.

Only TWO Ways. One broad. and the
other marrow one leads to destruction,
the other to life: many go 10y the one.
few by the other. Which Is l"ur way
Only two sorts of people. Many sorts
in mans opinion many societies, class
es, sect> and denominations. only two
in Gods sight the righteous and the
wicked, the heat and ihc chatf. the
living aud the dead. Which are NoH !!
Only two deaths the death of the
righteous aud the death of the wicked.
Which do y"u think N"u will die
Which do Sou wish to die? Which
would it he il You were to die this mo-
ment only tw" sides at the day OF
Judgment: the Iigil hand and the left.
only those two. Those on the right
hand will he blessed Come, We blessed
of my Father" Those on the left will
lie cursed "Depalt, !c cursed. All
must appeal before the ,judgment>eal
of Christ. to receive the things dome il
the body, whether good or bad. What
word shall he spoken 10 !"m On
which side of the throne will you stand