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NOTES or rHs INDIAN wAR. 3

Nevada 10 hst bseoaiing . barfsh VII
dsrnsss. Our displiohss stass that all
the s~stiisrs have Asd Win thsis families
TO the towns. and III the Indians have
In turn Asd 10 the mountains. This
leaves the valleys very Lonesome indeed.
An uncharitabls critic suggests that
this Is . newspaper war; that John Den
mis- and Pat Holland have taken 10 the
Geld. not In search Of scslps. but are on
. hunt for items. He seys Pat Holland
got hold Of some bald mans Wig. mis-
taking Il for . plate Of Phoebe buttsr.
There will Be- . good demand for beef
In Eastern Nevada when Ill the troops
ordered from California and Utah shall
have arrived. Nov II they can only b
kept stationed there for . few months!
Major Dennis autographed nom Ham,
iiton 10 Gen. Rocker at Austin yesterday
that he va about leaving for the field
With twenty-five mounted men. which
was more than we're required. How
about those 500 redskins at Cisvsland's
raAch1 s.
Asoursd and disappointed prospsctol
avows that this war vas instigstsd FOL
the purpose Of fitting out . lot Of impe'
cunious prospscton at the States sx'
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EvraI day. says the Nsv York TH-
b,ns. strengthens and unitss the Rspub-
lioan party a. the defender Of an honest
currency. and forces the Democratic
party further toward the other side Of
the question. The most bigotsd Demo-
cratic partisan ought TO b able to see
BY this time that victory for his party
in Ohio nsxt month means that the
next Presidential election Is to DO fought
en- the financial question. and that his
party il to take the side Of dishonesty
and population.
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day, lskind his proclamation Of De-
csmber las1 10 still ID force, 10 ths A.
tosnsy 0snsfal, whd dsclaps Il b not In
force. notify you Of " dsciaou BY
direction of the Psssidsnt.
lsignsd) Lsu p. LuozazY.
RSs.psisa q B.sissss by1yrss.
Ran q Ces-APrfval % Tvseps-
Teasaster Aeeidsatally Killed.
ELxo. Sept. s.-M. p. Frssusn 4
Co.. bankers. Who were compelled By
the failure Of the Bank Of California 70
temporarily suspend, rssunsd business
a. usual yesterday.
One hundred and hfty U. 8. cavalry
arrived here from San Francisco this a.
tsrnoon. They win opsrsts In Southern
and Eastern Nevada ct points. whore the
Indians are most hostils. There Gc
three hundred moro regulars sxpsotsdto'
arrive tonight. - -
Tho dead body Of . tsamstsr was
brought into Cornucopia last Saturday
night. The driver Of the team that was
following that Of deceased, from Cope
toward C~ornucopia, brought In the body
and reports that dsosassd wa thrown
from tho wagon and killed bv ths wheels
nassino over him. Hs m. : total strsn.
ger.
The Arst number Of the Elko Pod will
make It's appearance Saturday.
Factory Expissisu -rsrriSls Lsss Of
Lia. f
NxwlRx. N. J., Sent. s.-An explo.
sion occurrsd In ths Csllnioid Faetorv
mi. .-fte,noon. Thrift man vsre IN ~
hnIltano. Thrse vsrs tstsn ont bv Are.
man ono dad. Tho olhsr, IA not az.
nsctsd 10 reooysr. II IN supposed twelve
or moro are In the building. without
hope OF rescue. The building was de-
stroyed by the shock. and flames burst
out In every direction. Several facto-
RIGS aud two livery stables were burnad
Inc nre Is not 20. unus. c0ns a ,a,n'
oasihess noss.s an. = ~ it, ~.
~. .r,;.. E,s nsns,t.
sus.s IA n,,,.. A.. :. -ort
M. az. 49,. .n,,roI tn. hr,id.
To-. ~ 49,. 1850 80 ..,sS n.
thought several are under the ruins, ..
~. T~siv. ns,soys vers s~sriou,ly in
jured. Total loss. $4,000
A,ethsr mani Rebbsry,
Ior,,v,,,. ssnt. "a special To The
Er.nino I,do.r. from Gr,,nsyiIle. Ken.
,rcly ,snos,s ths hant Of Hanoock a
70 robbsd NJ s97 600 fsv niehts
sinee' The oom6insiion Lock safe wa
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Ar The called meeting for volunteers
70 20 and Hght Indians, held at CarSon
last night. tvsnty-ons patriots responded
By enrolling thar names. The martial
spirit Of the Capital is evidently in full
blazs.
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0un exchanges from Eastern Nsvada
are filed with al sorts Of absurd stories
about tho Indian outbreak. There ap.
pears to have been q grandscars through
out that section. with how much
foundation va are not yet fully inform
Cd. Our dispatches indicate that the
Indians arc m much terrified a. theil
white brethren, and are making them.
selves scarce. Some OF the volunteer
Who went out from Eureka on MondA,
evening behaved shamefuily. Having
hnt Allied themselves with coal burn
sn' delight" they committed wantor
dsprsdations upon tho ranches on thsil
line Of march, ssizing provisions. stock
etc.. and frightening women and chill
drsn In IN outrageous manner Tha
kind won't fight.
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II must make o woman feel mean to
take poison, write two or three farewell
letters. upbraid her husband, and then
be saved BY q stomach pump.
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THE Norwegian settlement In Bosquo
county, Texas, Is said TO look like the
most thrifty part Of the country.
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NEW TO-DAY.
FUNERALfNoTIcE.
Gold Hill Miners Union,

THE MEMBERS OF THE GOLD HILL
hinsrs' Union are rs9uestsa 70 assemble
funeral Of their late brother msmber, JOSEPH
-"''' ~ ''' Tiiios. MARKS. President.
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MARRIED.

NoRFATT- o'GRApy-in WrriaIs. August
e.. z !. H. NJ. s nsS I. S SssssS;. 'A..' r. MOI
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NOTICE. nm BANKRUPTCY.

NaFlaG an nANHD upTAV.
"Ss ."
In. TuE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
Il v,.s'a y NM snm1o uns,s TTctnRN
.nE nwzaii,,. stsis.
nsn.Iype ~ o~"
OF Anefiea, pis1tet Of Nsvaas.
Shrrsn. in osnkiuptc{ ma oeen tssese
AZ Sourt ss,ins' tns estaas y, v,a'nis
ea,r.s ~, sso,e ~ M as s,., "o n Nsx.as M ssid
Di,trict, Who ~ Bean duI, sSludse bank.
w, aPoh nis PVT peuiion: M me p,snm,as
1872 ~ LA ye.,v'y AL ~ hts
" ss .rd ~ os r.nSs. ~ spp w . nsr, ~ HIM
srs np.niddsr ~ isw m.,tng N M rcd
Iton Of aid s2nrrunt' 10 news their dshis
M S y sSS one OF Go,e a, ~ ., nis e;n = !:
dsx on seotemSsr. a n isfs' N / o,eloeI p -.
AZ ~ oSnos al n st,o.se,. No n sou,h
n arrest. one Of the Revisters In Bsnkmpt.
ev on ala Dlstriet' RS Oi.IPP.
United states Hsrshal and NsssencsS In nsnk.
rupte, Tor ssId Distriets
|. ON. GArrs, Deputy. I'd
"GE
M MI saLxEn
~ n,hinf ComPsnr;ZLoeation od pnncipai
place Of oa,iness., san francisco, Cailfornia
LocAuon o. works, siIxinis Mining Dl'triet
otoicy county, State OF Nevada.
Netiee 70 nereoy given tnat 81 . meeting o.
tne bosfo OF IIustees, neld on me seventh
osZ OF september 1919. an assessmeLt mo. III
o. Twenty Cents pct snafc Was levied upon
nc eapitaj stsek q! ne corpsfauon. payable
sss,yi u o nns. o,s ~ sosa cen 70 so tns
10. toi California street. ban Franci'eo,
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Tuesday, the 18th day OF
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DRY eooDs, Etc.

DIRT GOODS, Etc.
n THE PIONEER
o GOODS
9ToFEH
/ Established In 1891.
LATEeT FASHIONS
fRANKENnEImERy
'''' FAMILY
\ GOODS STORE
GOLD MILL.
Jgs ~, s.o.IvsD. a ".Ls"'
DRESS coopsl
This Department 70 rsplsts with elegant.
novel and special styles, and constitutes tie
most complete assortnsnt ever offered In this
town.
H~oUsKKREPINc GOODS
'''i Dss:. ss Tssi: ii cio aS .aS s.piins
Linen and Cotton shsstings and shifting,
Blankets and Quiits;
Table and Piano ccysr,i
At Greatly Reduced Pricesl
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
LAdiss'. mndrsa's and Cents Hosiery Of ali
sisss and quantities.
Gloves. Lsess, HubroIdsry in sets and b. the
yafd; Handksrthisfr, etc., etc.
Will Sell ss Ckesp fer CAST ~ ~,
store u ths state!
I'm u. FRANK ENH kIMER.
EVERYBODY KNOWS
Dry Goods Have Declined,
....sur....
TO REALIZE IT'S TRUTH
, YOU MUST sRE AND PRICE,
B. CAllAND'S
IMMENSE STOCK.
LIVERY BRANCH IN THE LINE OF
u STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS 10
ersmmed with the CHOICEST NOVELTIES.
Rssdy-made. Dresses fer Ladies' auS
galleries.. UsAerwrsr 81 al aescrips
ties.. newss, style ef iisis and
zee
s'; Gi:::., kA
OF ALL SHADES AND BEST MAKE.
CRASH, t9S yards fsr-,-.-..------.--ei IS
oooP s2kSkTI,.ss PIT isr 10
m
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SPECIAL MEETING.

rHR NRMBKRs Oh THE BOARD OF
At the Town Hal, ooid nil. RUS erlsrsssn
EVENING, a Z o'clock. sharp. - buhnsss oil
Importance viii tonne before the meeting.
% II o.. q. NUNDELL. President.
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And other nre.proof and non.ron.
ducting materials, and Is the best
coating for steam boilers, pipes,
&C., ret discovered. IL has the
highest endorsements for durabIl.
ity, lightness, elasticity, ease OF ap.
licatiOn and all desirable qualities.
Is has heen adopted by the several
Departments or Government OF The
United States, and IL In general use
IN the Atlantic States. IL Effects \
saving or from
40 TO 30 PER- CENT IN FUEL.
Lasts - Long a the Iron on which
it b applied, and In reasonable In
cost.
NOfE-fhis telling saves II per
cent. moro fuel than hair Telling.
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FOR GALE.

4 NJ PERSON DESTROYS OF OBTAIN.
"A ing Q comfortable cabin. containing two
T Sss "a AZ e NJ r: u sss: % y s .sH,'i .s;.s e q do q
Hiif. Su
The Osceola times., 1875-03-13
A Hint to Parents.

There are q few things in which
The minds of children are wrongly
directed when they are very young
which often keeps them IN The
wrong track all the rest Of thei,
days
l. Lessons Of hatred and revenge
A mosquito bit little boy. Tbs
mother said, naughty .mosquito
I'VE will break ats little teeth fo,
biting bubbyr Another little hoy
hit his toe against q stone. The
eldest sister suid 'Ugly. wicked
stone. hurt little Jimmy |! whip
naughty stone! suitIng tho action
to the word. Here the first lesson
was false, foolish and rovsngtuI.
Much better would it have been
To have pointed out what . beauti.
ful little insect the mosquito il.
more finished and perfect than any
work man can make, and that il
was trying to get n little food to
keep iror.. starving, and that there
WAS .Othi'g wicked about
it. Aud that " was the boy, aud
not the stole, that 0ccasioued tbs
stumble. 7sf Heag ..f,
2. Lessons Of terror and fright.
A large caterpillar was crawling on
II lttle girls dress. oh, shocking!'
exclaimed the Attendant, with n
distorted lace; knock off the drcat.
tal, ugly, thing; kill IT. kill itr.
IL this way cl,,ldren are made TO
hate and dislike u large class Of AN
imals, that might he made to afford
much interesting amneements and
study. by pointing ont 10 them
their beautiful forms and color. and
explaining their wonderful hnhi,s
and transl, rmations by providing
pas,ebnards and gauze cages, where
they could feed and rear them,
aud u fascinating play become the
mcans OF early pred'lcction and
study in nat frai history. pas 2
8 Fear OF lightning. Many per-
sons cultivate and increase y fear
of lightning, aud eD,ltrch are ear
y inbacd with terror when.
syer@a thunder, storm cam es.
When the writer o! these i,ncr
Was Il boy, he was led to look o.,
lightning as u beautiful provision
aud phen"msnon OF matare, and he
has often stood hours in the even
ing watching the brilliant flashes
with delight, and comparing the
coruscatious ON y grand scale,
which he had often seen from the
electric maehiuc. How much bet.
ter it 10 to make everything =
source Of cnjo, ment and delight,
aud kind feelings, instead OF hatred,
revenge and i.xr.-CCor. Go. Gent.
The Osceola times., 1875-03-13
Conversational Hints,

One Of those astonishing persons
who send questions TO the column
Of "Answcrs to correspondents y
in The weekly story papers, asks
in o recent number of the New
York Starller, ii the editor can tell
him the best way Of beginning a
conversation when he is introduced
to a young lady ut q party. The
editor can, suggest anything, but
| think can, although I have y
private opinion that the qucstivner
will succeed better opening oysters
than conversations. A capital
plan is 10 begin by saying some.
thing about the weather. The
young woman may be startled by
the boldness OF the subject, but II
the weather Is cold, say SO, and
stick to It. ! hare heard Of rome
COED things said about the weather
by people who have been intro.
duccd; and I am acqaaihiedswith u
man who remarked 10 thirty seven
women during one evening that IL
'iooks like rain" aud be said II
every time ms il II were a happy
thought. Ifa young woman does
not respond prnmp,ly when you
alIuic 10 the weather, try her on
Nso. PIsntOnism, aud ask her if she
thinks The doctrins Of Pythag oras
had any influence upon the tcnden.
~ Of The Gre,ks 10 persist in nd
h"rlng to The tenants Of Pantheism.
II he still holds of, ny 10 draw
her out BY ipquiring II size believes
that the dpr,rin Of ,nltnral seleciion
has sny influence upon the martial
relation, and whether the atra5il.
ious temperament is disposed TO
seek the sanguine or the iymphat-
ic. If this does net smloose her
tongue you might nsk her whit
kind Of q tombstone she would
prefer, or II she thinks tho dog.
wood tooth brush is better than the
kind with bristIcs, or whether che
likes a doablc-nose pointer or u
liver colorcd setter. or Whether Sire
believes that ST. Paul was in the
habit OF enlins onions. What n
n,aa war's At a party is to touch
the soal of tho woman he is
talking TO, and Ii tho aliusion To
Py,hagoras doesn't reach her finer
feelings, the reference to the tomb
stone wIIl.-[Max Adelcr in Dan.
bury News,
The Osceola times., 1875-03-13
Elcquenoe as it Shines in Texas.
rssn the Courier .Joaruai.a iai

I sWoSee S0urter-Jouruet| lfti 81 .fi'
"a Iuiimidato me; gentleman OF the
juryt me, who first drew breath Of
life beneath the gigantic foliage of
the mighty western forest oak me,
who was nurtured by the MIsslssir.
.pi and eradled by an earthquake!
me, whose playthings in childhood
We're tho bear and ths alligator and
the double engined steamboat, and
who in more mature years delight.
cd to grapplc with the impending
storm as il rushed wild and furious
irom its muuntain homer Gentle
men of'the jury the idea is prepos.
tcrous. This case is too plain to
argue. The witnesses all spoke
doubIy distilled and clarified truth,
hut you mus, be very careful to
believe my client wherever his
statements conflict with tho bold,
'uncohscionable array on the part
ut the plaintiff. Gentlemen OF the
jury, you are too sensible to pay
any attention to anything except
what ! I'avetoId you. Youall look
like eminent diyines, or United
states Senators, aud all the law
yers between lh- Sabine and the
Rio Grands might talk TO you tor
three wesks,wilh right, law and
evidence on their side, and tail 10
convince you, since have instruc!
ted the court what to charge ard
,yon what TO fad. Gentlemen Of
the jury, ] leave the case IN your
bands. (Verdict Tor defendant
without leaving the box, '.' ~ e..
The Osceola times., 1875-03-13
Some Tall Men.

Tho con eat, between tho. Iowa
newspapers as to which one can
trot out tho tailest and sIimmcst
man in tho state, produces some
lively sparring among our e..
changes. The Hawkeys ties 10
Eliot Frazier, of the Morning Sun.
who stands six feet six inches high.
weighs one hundred and thirty
pounds, and cun lick salt Of the
head OF any man in Iowa." The
Register inodestly presents ths
claim Of Mike Dayis, OF Des Moins,
who stands six feet eight IN his
stocking feet. While we do not
wish TO any Jealousy or distnr.
bancv, yet ss an act Of simple Jus
ticc II devOlves upon us to bring
out the King bee Of all, &. Sanborn
Esq, of the Manchester Free
Press. Mr.. Sanborn stands seven
fect FIVE and thros fourth inches
high. weighs thirty-eight pounds,
and 10 80 thin that the Lords
Prayer inscr,ped on a three cent
piec- can be read through his body
by the light Of a tallow candle with
the greatest ease. He was never
known to csst . shadow, and IL so
airy and transparent that ho can
lie down and 80 to sleep ON the
bank Of u heavy fog. To make .
long story short, Mr.. Sanborn is =
remarkable man, but at tho sams
time this does not prevent him
from publishing the most reliable
and pains-taking little paper in
Iowa. - Dubuque Herald. i- =
The Osceola times., 1875-03-13
Tho Printers Story.

WeSwa youag man gnxlng at
The *ry hesvcns. wltha I iDl ~
'and - Of pistols IN the other.
We kdcsyorcd 2 attract bis ail0
ton by ing 2 II paper we iri't ]"
our I&r, rs.aling 10 n young man
in that s oi the country who had
left home in u ~,8 OF arrangement.
lie dropped Tue I and the pis,ols
from Lis EI~ @-, with the !: q" II
is OF whom u read. l left home
Je4 my. Trends Jki'cw my .,L'sign.
! 50 The ky- Of II girl who refused
to lisl0 to me, but sm,led upon AN
other. ! I'd from the house, ut.
tering awi'dt2 tho God Of hove,
and without replying to the 7! OF
my friends, came here with this I
and - OF pistols, TO Pat n 4. 70 my
Xlsl0ce. My case has no in this s."
The Osceola times., 1875-03-13
Bijah Rises to a Sharp Point.
From the Detroit Free Press.


'Ore Of the pleasantest sights In
human nature, remarked BIah NJ
he ant down., .is to-He rose up
suddenly, became very red in the
face, and as he held nm eight ounce
tack mp in his fingers, he hoarsely
whispered 'ShOw me the wretch
who set me down on this ere tacki'
There was ah awful stiffness. Some
ot the lpafcrs looked straight avths
wall ahead, aud others . looked
down, while the boys turned pale
and crowded back sga,hst the par.
,i,ion. 'sxever mind" continued
the o.d man, justtts sleeps bu,
never dies. III i've n hundred
years but what ! II have blood for
this! sHI 1R5d
The last raptlve brought ont was
JACOB Hauser, 'Yon adcn't teei
well this morning I see,' remarked
his honor as he tO0k q square leok
ut ,he prisoner. "Oi 'ANH % Ell
No, I'm rlctty near gone,
sighed Jacob. .''.l'a l''a Hl9i3 2 II
Is II consumption, asthma, in
sanity or what! .ssFt3s e
| Yes, / think So. .-.S
sl,s you have pains in the bead,
hot Aushes, u back ache, cold sweat
u nervous feeling, snd loss of ap
peiits!' rr,r'mr~v t-,rrs
'Yes do, replied JACOB blowiul
his nose softly. .iS---Hsm orysq O.
Cant sierp aigh,s Q no xmbitio,
to run tor Otiis~, slon't care o cen
whether school keeps ar notf'sttl
'rhem's the symptoms, answercs
jacob ilO.n,s9 suaBii7;rs IA. >
oh! we'll iyoa can 20. II
should send yes To the houss o
Correction aud you should ,di,
there Of Charles, Summers silmea
OF Napoleon ~ disesse, Id -sevel
feel hike buying another pound .
catawba grapcs. .Hyo'sii4ag o DID
'Biah sa,d that was all, Rnd .h'
driver of Tho Black Maria rushc'
.his vehicle around eaaa galiep, NJ,
the boys formed a circle, took OF
their hats and sapg, .o,...a
l. Fsn and saalasSs nixra together.
lsnaf,IAsrsef yoS and smtlss u hopcs
H. isns ri a, and s6lAA IN tootNea- ! Jd7i
sssa =. aA3sfSiag tsfaa@>h,sss(s 4ms y
E - s|TnHSr cat ~ .s&,-. -
The Osceola times., 1875-03-13
The Missing Bride.

"why, where am r" inquired
Angu Ia Peters, dame OF iorty-
Eve, as she stepped out.
"Among thy friends, noble coun-
tess OF Wyandotte," repl'ed The
court .ifgtA an ffle
"Why, what happened! IL this
y hospitalf she rOuiinucd rs she
gazcd rround, apparently much AS
toni, he'd. sY VI .ssi,s tas = !
"we often make people sick, "
replied his honor as hs opened the
warrant. ZEE .i ~ 9saGli on 4
81 must have fallen down in u
fit. All! | remember now" she said
w. size tied her bonnet strings.
"Come '0usta, no moro fuOlipg,"
hs rel lied. 81" You've been here
twenty times and sou emit throw
sand into my eyes by any such
nonsense. This pupur says you
were on royal spree last night.
t"0h, your Honor, Iwss-I own
ap-Pm sorry-never amy more
oh! feel ~ bad" sE9I
"Diln't I warn you last weekl"
"You did oh! you did-but I'm
gpir,g 90 get married TONIGHT 40
Ar. jacs;son ard SON must let me
UH. seI Weg 81, sfaa .-,,.,.-....
b. I'd like to see you married Of
and occupying u Ave story resi-
dencc, Continued the eoutr = bu,
justice cries aloud for vengsa nee,
and 4 shall make it I've dollars /. "
tI,ir,y dayA.' la isiigal ~ =, -
dlarc I! come here 7 whispered
Augusts, soappipg her fpgers q,
some ons in The eeOwd. o,,.f ~
J. A sickly Jookiug man about fv,
feet high, with u msinmotn com
:ortsr tied arouad his ears, obeyct
her beck xml MAS announced NJ bel
tIusurs husband. sasas al G,,sa.
si'oyoa lSvs her'' Inquired th'
coart. adJ jrs1e Esi q, l,,E r..-..
/ K,nder,s replied Jackson.
! WaLoyys,,ss lave to pay lei
fse or sre hsr.ga up.' b,aa.s !
| Mr.. Jacssen pulled out a. yer,
large wallet, iook,a lorg time /
! lock itOver, aud iua!!y hid dow,
tkvcc ten-ce,,t piscss aad four cop
] pevsg1la31 - n.f- s.s.n Co.,.
,CM's do il. called bis Honor
NJ hsaurued away from the Do'ian
zL'th brd IL teast,nut walt. r.,
Uaioland lss-vpnlb daslips--Cl,
voa dex' iasan,f wa,,ed Augusta
but shsywasiwalled aSay ,o.a .ss:!
in lie Maria Pellce skstcpes i
the Dsirsil pxsv PFsss, ,s,. s.'s.,
The Osceola times., 1875-03-13
Near to Death.

= Whom we walk near powerful
machinery, We know that one mis-.
step on those mighty engines will
tear " to ribbons with their flying
wheels or g,ind us TO powders in
their ponderous jaws. So, when
we are laundering across the land
in q railroad carriage, and there is
nothing but An inch Of iron hangs
10 hold W on the line, So, when
We are IN Q ship, and there isnolh.
ing but the thickness Of q plank
between US and eternity. We i'm.
agine then that We see how close
We are to the edge OF the preci.
Bat we do not see it. Whether
on the laid or on The sea, the par
.ilion that divides US from eternity
is something less than the oak
plank or the halt.inch iron hange.
The machinery Of life ana death is
within us. The tissues that hoid
the beating powers in their place
In,s oiten rot thicker than a sheet
of paper, and II that tim partition
rupture, il would be the same We IL
u can lon ball had struck us. Death
| is inseparably bound up with lie
IN the very structure ot'our bodies.
Struggle as he would TO widen
The spree, no man can at any time.
20 iartiisr from death than the
,hickness OF sheet Of paper. Fsr