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IbHnS-NO. 4D.U44,
WHEREAS. FOUNTAIN BARKSDALE, OF
w the county of Yazoo in the State of Mis-
siseippi as guardian, under the laws of said
State. of Lizzie Barksdale, Of said county and
State has filed in this court petition praying
that the testimentary executors of the late
James M. Allen be authorized to make payment
to him glMfdian of the aforesaid minor of
the amount of the legacy to said minor under
the will of the deceased.
Notice Is. therefore, hereby given to the cred
TORS of the above entitled succession, and to
those Of the said minor, and to all other per
cause. within thirty days from the date of the
first publication of this notice, If any they have
or can. why the prayer of said petition should
Clerks office, Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans. the first day of May 1878.
my4 II 10 Is je1 JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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succession of Thos. Mu,lixan.

~ ish of Orleans No. s9s50-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors this estate and to all other
persons herein interested to show cause within
ten days from the present notification. If any
they have or can why the account presented
by Albert l.. Shaw. testamentary executor of
this estate. should not be approved and
homologated. and the funds distributed In ac-
cordance herewith.
By order OF the court.
my12 II On JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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CONSTABLE SALES.
Glover T. Odendahl VS.. box and Ga

Glover T. Odendahl VS.. Box and Con-
tents.
LIRsT JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PARISH
Of is Mo- sd3By bt b OF H writ
Paris Chlldress. First Justice Of the Peace in
and for the parish of Orleans. / will proceed to
sell at public auction, at my warehouse No, 1870
Julia street. on MONDAY May 81, 1878, at
10 o'clock M, the following described prop
erty. to wit
ONE BOX, marked s. f. i. Pairs Legs Iron
Castings, containing about eighty dozen spools
Sewing Machine Silk.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered
suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
my17 2227 JOHN f. WOOD, Constable.
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BANK AND INSURANCE STOCKS, BOOK
ACCOUNTS, NOTES. JUDGMENTS. ETC.
SUCCESSION OF J. X. GOgRDAIN.

SUCCESSION OF J. K. EOGRDAIN.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1874.
by PLACIDE J. SPEAR Auctioneer-OFFICE
- No. 40 ROYAL STREET-TUE SDAY. May
49, 1878. at IL o'clock a. M. will be sold at pub
lie aucion. at No. 46 ROYAL STREET. BE
STREETS. by virtue and in pursuance to an
order from the Hon. A. L.. Tissot. Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
dated May z, 1878. for account of the above sue
cesaion-
FIVE SHARES of $40 each in the capital stock
OF the New Orleans Insurance Association as
per certificate No. 223.
TEN SHARES Of $50 each in the capital stock
of the Peoples Bank of New Orleans. as per
certificates Nos 90, $50, TIL.
sUNDRY BOOK ACCOUNTS, NOTES AND
JUDGMENTS. as per inventory on file In the
Second District Court. and at the office of the
auctioneer for reference.
Terms-Cash on adjudication.
my9 IA II 81 rs %
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These Bonds. dated January /, 1878, are signed
by the President, the Treasurer and the Secre-
tary OF said Bogrd Of Administrators, with the
are paraphed NE varietur'' by Octave de Ar
mas, notary public in this city. They bear an
of issue to maturity, which interest is payable
semi annually as per coupons attached viz:
On the first OF July and on the first n January
of each succeeding year.
The. capital is payable at par In twenty years
from date, by drawings to be effected annually,
commencing January 1. 1882.
The interest and curtailment are payable In
New Orleans. New York Rome, Paris. and In
several other cities Of the United States and Eu-
rope. which will be hereafter designated
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SECOND JUSTICE COURT IN AND FOR
virtue Of two writs Of leri facias to me directed
by the Hon. John Mccormick. Second Justice
of the Peace in and for the parish of Orleans,
suit, will proceed to sell at public auction,
at No IA st. Charles street, on SATURDAY. May
IL. 1878 at Il o'clock III
ONE LOT OF WATCHES, JEWELRY ETC..
as per inventory on file in my office.
Seized in the above stated suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
my17 2t* NJ RUSSELL, Constable
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THE SUBSCRIPTION IS OPENED IN
NEW ORLEANS.

AT THE ARCHBIsHOP's RESIDENCE, Sec.
retarys office
AT A. CARRIERE & SONS, Commission Mer-
chants,
AT THE PEOPLES BANK,
AT THEHIBERNIA 1N5 URANCE COMPANY
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Rarstow 4 Deeyes VS.. Alcee LIE blanc.

RarstOW n Deeves vs.. AIcee LIE BlanC.
GECOND JUSTICE COURT IN AND FOR
- the parish of Orleans, No. 349o-By virtue of
g, writ Of fleri facias. to mo directed by the
Hon. John Mccormick. Second Justice of the
Peace in and for the parish of Orleans | will
proceed to sell ut public auction Ia front of
my office, corner Commercial Alley and st.
Charles street. on MONDAY, May q. 1878. at II
O'Clock m.
ONE FOUR WHEEL SPRING WAGON
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
my17 % 27* NJ RUSSELL Constable
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RY PLAC1DE J. SPEAR. Aactioneer-OFFICE
- No. 40 ROYAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
May 30 1873. at 10 o'clock. most precisely. will be
sold at public auction. at the corner of Franklin
and Gasquet streets, by virtue and In pursuance
to an order from the Hon. A. l., Tissot. Judge of
the Second District Court for the parish of Or
leans. dated May Is. 1878, for account Of said
succession
OF CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES. VINES
LIQUORS, ETC.
2. STORE AND GAS FIXTURES.
3. BAR ROOM AND FIXTURES.
4. ID BASKETS KRUG AND OTHER CHAM
PAGNES.
s. IL GASES WEYMOUTH AND sCHNAPPs.
6. 1900 BOTTLES CLARET
7. 1000 GALLONS AND BOTTLES OLD COG
MAC, MADEIRA. SHERRY. PORT WINE AND
8. IS BARHELs WHISKY GIN. ETC.
g. HORSE CART AND WAGON,
TO- CHAISE. CART, ETC.
Terms-Cash. myt7 81 Is 80
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pY HOEY, MACON IL O'CONNOR-Nlehola
- j. Hoey. Auetioneer-Offfce, No. II Caronde-
let street.,MONDAY, May 81, 1873, at - Z o'clock
.. M, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange on st.
Charles street. In this city of New o. leans, by
virtue Of an order Of the honorable the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated
the fourteenth of May. 1873, will be sold ct pub
lie auction, for account of the estate of William
p Whitehead. deceased, the following described
'sp0fTs oR RfSps WI i THOUSAND DOLLARS
In State Consols
o. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ONE
SHARES Germania National Bank Stock.
3: THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
THREE SHARES Merchants Insurance Com
pany Stock.
SHARES New Orleans Insurance Company
Stock.
s. FORTY SHARES Crescent Insurance Com
pany Stock. .
SHARES Home Insurance Company Stock.
Z. TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in Bonds
Of the Waterworks Company .-.
TO BE SOLD IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHAS
Frs
Terms of sale-Cash on the spot before
delivery. my16 II is 10 % I'd
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish Of Orleans, No. 37.945-Notice is here
by given to the creditors of this estate and to
all other persons herein interested to show
cause within ten days from the present notih-
cation. Ii any they have or can why the account
presented by Pierre Mallet, administrator OF
this estate, should not be approved and HON O.
LOCATED. and the funds distributed In accord
ance Herewith
By order Of the court.
my17 q 26* JOHN HERBERT Clerk
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succession of Elizabeth Enerking. wife Of

- ish of Orleans. No. 4oos9-Notice is here
by given to the creditors of this estate
and to all ether persons herein Interested to
show cause within ten days from the present
notification. II any they have or can. why the
account presented by Anton Riemann. admin
istrator of this estate. should not be approved
and homologated and the funds distributed In
accordance Herewith.
By order of the court
mylT 81 26* JOHN HERBERT Clerk
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CATHOLIC LOAN.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
DIOCESE OF NEW ORLEANS.
Loan of $250,OOO

Issued by the Board of Administrators of the
Roman Catholic Church Of the Diocese of
New Orleans, at their meeting Of the eleventh
of January, 1873. with the authorization and
approval of the Holy See, bearing date No
vember g. 1877.
Said loan consists In an Issue Of
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LEGAL NOTICES.

A. Id. Rawlings VS.. Mrs. c. 9. Brandon,
No. $780,
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF LOU.
a ISIANA.
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294O MORTGAGE BONDS
Divided into four SERIES rs follows:
Series A, 40 Bonds Of $1,000 Each.
Series Il, 100 Bonds of 5000 Each.
Series c, 1000 Bonds Of 800 Each.
Series ID, 1900 Bonds Of $50 Each.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession of A. o'Dowd.

succession of A. O'DOwd.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans. No. 1s,ss6-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors OF this estate and
to all other persons herein interested to
show cause within ten days from the present no.
account presented by the testamentary execu-
tors on the thirteenth May. 1878, In this estate
should not be approved and homologated. and
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order of the court.
my17 81 26* JOHN HERBERT Clerk
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BY Placiie j, Spear,

BY Placide j, Spear.
FAMILY GROCERY STORE. DARKROOM,
STORE FIXTURES. LIQUORS. WINES, ETC
SUCCESSION OF HENRY DEMAssIET.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 403l6.
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SUCCESSION OF JAMES M. ALLEN.
WHEREAs. FOUNTAIN BARKsDALE, 0

Second District Court for the Parish of Or
leans-No. 4O,O44
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

Wrlr. A. STRONG. Secretary of State. ap2a aot
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY Hoey, Macon q O'Connor.
IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.
GREAT SALE OF BONDS AND STOCKS AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM B. WHITEHEAD
Second nistrlet Court for the parish Of Orleans-
AUCTION SALES.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No, So. $50.
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Eugene .hiT VS.. John w. Hunter

Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
viO II "a 81 JET IL
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Joseph Rock VS.. Bernard schIemmer.


Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
apr my4 ii Is 25 20
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PRICE or SUBSCRIPTIONS.
single Subscription. for fifty Nos, 81 Sc
Eor six months, I: i "
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.Ondinot with an army 70 restore Pin,
\ 10 his throne aud by July l8. l8I9
he WAS complete master OF the city. M
. though The Pontiii did not return 10 hi,
capital uniil April. 1850. Tranuuili,,
relgned until 1859. out early in Septenl.
Der OF that year. following close upor
The success Of Gnribaldi in Sicily aud
Naples, revolt broke out ia Umbria and
the Marches, and tie insurgents placed
themselves under the protection OF
victor Enamel, who had already an
ncxed the whole OF Rninagna TO bis
Kingdom Of sardinia. Tie insurgents
now had everything their own way.
Victor Emanuel was declared King ni
Italy by The Parliament Of Turin. Eel-
ruary 20. 1861. and at length on The cvac-
uaiion OF Rome by the French in 1870,
the King entered the eiernal city and
established The capital of Italy there.
ihe fope's temporal power Was taken
IRON iilin but he was permitted 10 en-
JOY the rank Of sovereign ana occupy
the palace. and ha>iIica 1T the Vatican.
with yearly revenue from fie Italian
treasury OF S555N0D. An churcl, prop-
erty was coniiscaici in 1873. ana a large
f''Aic ~ 'h' numerous telhLilSlllupfltA n
have since hccn sold 10 pay the public
debt. The Pore -Gonily resisted an OF
these changes. md refused ile revenue
set apart for hiS nlainiamancc. reiyinr
upon gifts collected from Roman Cath
olics everywhere Tor his support. No
direct Intercourse hal taken place be-
tween the Pope and tho King 10 tn the
time Of the last illness of I'll. latter. wien
Ills Holiness manifested The warmesi
sympathy and ~nicitDde Tor tie King.
sending ~ own tnHicS.ort To administer
the la>i Rites " tlr church hen ii be-
same known llat irior Emanuel. The
communicated son of The church. Wa
lying IA The place OF the Quirinal.
Pope Plus was the greatest and hest
Of the Pontin-. he was reiormcr nj
the best and highest sense Of HE term
but whether hc would have inaugural, 4
the policies that have made his reign cx-
ceptionally brilliant had liz known the
results TO himself and the church, i very
donbtful.
The principal ecclesiastical features oil
his reign were the formal definition oil
the doctrine Of the immaculate con
ccption and the PRONUNCIATION OF the
dogma Of Papal iniailil,ility.
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| According 10 CORES rondcnt Of the
New York Times honesty JUST now IL
rather scarce IN ariistocratic circles Of
which the white house is Tie center. -
Taking their cue from the man who or-
cupies the presidential chair ~ the all
OF fraud. and who crcpt iu.o II like q
sneak-thle' in the night. there are con-
t.nually petty thievings going on That are
allowed 70 20 on unpublished because of
me position OF the parties and The pos-
sible painful suggestions ii might cali
10 the mind vi the great ring-iesder nf
Washington Official society. The state
ncnt OF the correspondent Is singular.
IN 50 rnnch as il speaks ony OF diners
out and not politicians in high posi-
tions. Ofihe persons who gather aronnd
the hospitabc board il i said.
Sometimes. indeed. they are not con-
tent with filling themselves. ani PEI
haps in order 10 better remember their
Kind hosts. ill their pockets with costly
damask napkins, silver spoons, sali-cel-
lars. or any other small articles that may
serve as mencnoes. All this may. to
those not familiar with the wa,s Of
Washington. seem good deal like wild
exaggeration. Unfortunately. ho wrver,
il j. the simple truth. From people who
know all about the inattci learned the
other evening that one foreign minister.
who cntcrtains frequently. never gave
a large reception that from SO 10 500
worth vf silver ware and napkins wer.
not stolen from his table pockefcd, ia
some cases at least by those " lo the
next morning appeared Ia the local pa
pcrs ~ among the distinguished guests
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Indestructibility or Enjoyment.

Mankind i always happier for bav-
ing been happy: 80 that Ii YOU make
them happy now you make them happv
twenty years hence by the memory III II.
y childhood passed with due mixture
of rational indulgence. under fond and
wise parents, diti'uses over tho whole az
liic feeling ~ calm pleasure. ana ~
extreme old aye l. the very last rcmcm.
hraMcc which time can erase from nc
mind of mar. No enjoyment. however
inronsidcrahie. is confined 10 the present
moment a man l. the happier ior life
from having made once an agreeable
ionr, or lived Tor any length OF time
WIN agreeable people, or enjoyed any
cons'dcrable interval OF Innocent plea
sure, which contributes 10 render I'D
men 50 inattentivc to the scenes before
them, and carries them back TO world
that y past and 10 scenes never 10 bc re-.
newcd again. SYDNEY SMIrm.
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hing, about as fair for one as the other
Great Britain produces Of per cent. OF
he worlds gold. and we 60 per cent. Of
he worlds silver. Their aim was Ia
lham-string us and make our debt. held
abroad. payable III coin we could not
command. The only way 10 take the
weight Of distress rfl OF The leopie Is Ia
lrepeal The resumption net. which 4
shrinking mp everything ia the ,and ~
cept The value OF the dollar itself TO
take from the people The control of ,hc
paper currency, and give ii 10 that con
federation Of capitalists. the national
banks, - 10 strike ~ the foundations OF
lhe republican system Of government. -
lCheerr.I When En2 land resumed specie
payments IN lSio, She was the mistress
Of The seas. and the merchant aud manu-
faci'irer Of the world. She owed no.
body,while we owe everybody: she was
receiving gold from all The world. while
we are sending gold to All the world
ana because we oppose resumption
next New ears we are called a lot az
'unhfics br the press. Cliisses and ap-
piausc.} They talk OF over production.
WIN 100000 Of working people In
rags. and 5.OOO.00C on half timcl How
lpieposterous (Cheers.) We'had almost
recovered from the panic OF 1873. when
ihe resumption act came. and with il
each month brings an increase nf hard
times and bankruptcy. We have put
On the shoulders OF The debtor class tire.
ur four billions that they didn't owe.
ahd this has been done by legi~latiyes
fnbbrrv. lPlO 'onged cleer<.) We ~
ready Pay more taxes proportionately
'''an any other people on the face OF the
earth. Keep on with the resumption act
aiid NOT one savings hank ont OF five
VII uc able 70 pay 20 cents on The dollar.
lbe green back was issnei in crisis.
tie speaker concluded, ~ hen gold and
silver had fled. Ii was issued as mo- |
ney tappiause.) and was the best money
we ever had. Great applause.) .'Tis |
mine. 'iis yonr~. and has been slaves 10
thousands. Applnusc.) Does our faith |
aud honor demand that we must be
ragged through hell 10 reach resump.
tin,' nn The fir-iof January? Cries OIL
! NO. no j. i ~ enough that we
nave doubled thc.pnrchasing power. Of
iheir money! Must we quadruple II /. |
if these capitalists get control OF thp |
currency they will rule and rob us and |
our children forever. The act OF demon |
citation was done i'm secret: the r. |
sumption scheme was concUcicd in Wall
street and Lom mhard street. The people
~ The west and south are aroused and
we want 'hc men OF the northeast 10
join ~" IApulusc.l
There were loud calls for Mr.. Cox.
who was not present. whercupon a Mr..
y. y. Bray undertook 10 read 4 parody
20 ne style Of fhe Look Of Chronicles.
entitled AZ Worship of We Golden
Lalf' II bui be had not proceeded beyond
Ihrce sentences before The audience fcil
70 shouting. Enough Of tie calf.'' ana
he meeting WIS adjourned.
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Princeton Democrat: Friday even
ing Of last week a hoy l3 years oil, and
snall OF his age, was brought up from
Wabash township. this county. and
lodged In jail upon the charge Of murder.
he having Stabbed to death with knife
schoolnaic near his own are. with
whom he had fight. The name Of tlir
prisoner Is Smith. and the name Of the
boy killed Aldrigc. Young Smith
used a barlow knife. with which he stab
bed Aldridge some three or four times
il the buck and neck, from the effect ~
which he expired almost immediately.
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RECOMMENDATION.
GenI Tom Ewing in New York,

n ffibinc's Nfpa-fl
n General ThoS. lnii,g was first intro.
J duced, and WIS received with yociierou.
cheers. In brief Tor lie spoke niitil II
tminuies alter 10 o'clock W 81 said:
4 Congress has two pnElic duties "a
perform. One T. ~ restore ihe ancient
silver dollar just aS il wa. lie othrr "a
repeal the resumption scheme. Tie vasf
llnaiionai debts OF the world. owned o,r-
side OF the countries contracting thrp.
'nrc held ny tew hundred German.
English aud French capitalists. The
United states produces 90 per cent. Of
tho silver product ~ ihe world. ana Il
Tie greatest Debtor nation. These capi-
talists said tp themselves. :" how can va
make her cut her own throat hy demon
etizing silver They solved The prob
lem somehow, but Just how. we cant
tell. Cheers. They got all innocent
coin act' through n 1873. Then iI.e
codiiers OF the avs secretly slipned IN
n measure which ioi barlc he coinage or
the old silver dollar trics III "shame. N
This bundle of roaiiied laws passed fhc
senate without being noticed. and m
that bundle was tho dannabc traud
Cheers and cries Of "lhai'~ he falk"l
When the outrage IL brought ~ M
light Of day. these mcn Nv mone..d IN
iluences AMI through their organs. tbe
press prolonged hi~~cs, dared "a fu,n'
upon the wrongcd and outraged pcoplo
of this country and call them ~coundrrls.
while they sci themselves up as persccu-
ted saints.
take ono Of these dcmoncfizcd dol
continued fhc speaker. .nnd
1t will bring more by 90 pcr cent. than
y would ~ 1874 ~ everything except
gold We should be honest as 4 nation
~ wei as individuals hul We stab ourl
national credit when we allow our cred
itors 70 come Ia and wrrst nom IL what
we never owed. There IL not bond of
The United States that i not honestly
and equitably payable III thc old silver
dollar. tAppmu~c. Are we ID be cutl
oil from the optiun of paving them IN
either gold On silver? IA voice. ave
shall have it.' We have rot tho op,ion
md VIC shall keep iis The rcmonefiz,-
lion Of the old silver dollar II already
Ioregonc conclusion. ,nrcat cheers. -
Outside Of this little corner of The rc-
public the people are unanimous fur II
tremendous appausc.l and il won't b
~ days before silver will be a currency
p nndimmcd monetary power. Cheers.
~ will say. however. that lear that
he realization of 4 silver currency" "ron.
inued General Ewing. will disappoint
both its friends and lis enemies. "a
voscc-'That's %. Another sober voice
new 70 The platform 4 hope su. This
threw the meeting into the widest hill
.rity, General Ewing being put out and
Joining in the laugh.) can't say II
hope 90, but Il would be about the fair
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Stand blythe Orthodox Hell.


The bible speaks twenty eight times
of nOd's love. aud siNty-one times 81
Ills wrath and Indignation. God say.
liiIiy-six times in Ills most stupcndous
way, that there j. he'll burning now. |
~ay thai II i probable that there are some
~ this house to-day who will spend etcr.
nifty ~ the lost world. Nothing but the
band Of an insulsd. outraged. indignant
God keeps this whole audience from Aid.
ing-like an avalanche into II. But there
J. 10 more need TO 20 there Than 10 iump
into the geysers Of California or ne
crater of Cofopazi. Gentlemen of the
pres, tell them that say that there il
no need for any one 10 20 there.
The Lord Jesus Christ, by one NAV.
Iniicent stroke, made il possible for all
- be saved. lie put his foot into tho
hottest hole Of its darkest furnace. Ills
cheap 10 get saved. 1t won't cost AZ
much IS loaf Of bread. III man has
his choice of heaven. or hell. and ~
fuses heaven. AK You rs common sense
men and women ifhe doesn't deserve 10
DC lost God knows never prayed over
any sermon as have done over this
Yet how powcrloss l am Ia make Won
see The truth a. You wills &c H. when
ihc 'front.' gate Of eternity opens 10 your
spirit