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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-02
THE NEWS In BRIEF,

Detroit, August 1.-At Bay City this
morning The bodies Of five dead infants were
found in a privy vault in the rear OF McCor-
mick's block. The matter is TO be thoroughly
Investigated.
Pittsburg, August babe Jones, the col,
ored boy murderer, who in an unprovoked
attack killed john Foster about year ago
he's been sentenced 10 be hanged on Thurs.
day, October 4th.
Chicago, August lit was stated this
morning as a result OF the strike workmer
in the rolling mills al South Chicago, where
1900 men were usually employed, the man.
agem=nt have decided 10 shut down for an
indefinite period. --
ST. Louis, August 1.-The coopers in MINI
different shops 10 North ST. Louis struck fsl
higher pay, They dem and seven cents fol
boopipg and ten cents for making full hand
made barrels. They have been getting five
and eight cent?. About ninety men are OF
s'rike.
Chicago, August 1.-President Arthur
and parry are expected to arrive her'
tomorrow forenoon. A committee OF citi
z .ns will meet the Presidential party outside
the city and reception will be rendered tn,
President at the rooms OF the U0Ion League
Club in tn evening. The FIRST brigade o.
Stste ir1ops will serve as an escort from tbs
railway depot 10 the hotel on the arrival o
the President.
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SILVER DOLLARS.
The Question as to What Disposition Is
to be Made Of Them Becoming
Serious One.
The Public Debt Statement-A Reduction
Of Nearly Eight Millions for the
Past Month.

WAsHINeros, August 1.-The Star says
the accumulation Of silver dollars has be-
come so great that it is now quite a serious
question how to dispose et them. All the
storage capacity of the various vaults and
sub-iressuries ihroug hout the country is al
resdy overtsxed and the additional vaults
built recently are also full. The les. Con-
gress appropriated 100000 for the purpose
of dsfrsyipg the cost of providing additional
storage room. No places as yet have been
selected where the new vaults will be built
and the entire m alter Is hell in abey snce
until the Supervising Architect Gao report
upon the mes; available placea zhars ihsrA
is extra room in public huildings. II ls
probable vault will De built in the base-
ment OF the Treasury Department. The
basement under the lsst wing has never been
excavated, and vsult can be built there.
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No Longer subjec, TO Delay.

CHICAGO, August 1.-AIl notices subj ct
Eta delay WIRE removed from offices through
out~the Western disiric. OF the Western
Uuion Campany to-day. The officers OF the
company feaQrt that seven wires along the
line Of the North hwestern road near Wauke-
gan we're ali cut early this morning, but re-
| paired during the forenoon, Mas er Work
| man Morris, of the Brotherhood, has I'D
| dressed letter 10 Superiuteutent ciowary
declaring that il be believes wire. cutting lie
cansed by Brotherhood meo, the Brother
hood will send out linemen in esch instance
fa renair dsmaoe
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y OEE of the pretliest charities going l. the
Eresh Air Fund, gotten up by the New York
Tribune Little children from the streets,
from the alleys, from dark rooms and
crowded teuements, are sent into the couutry
where the farmers take them and keep them
for two week., when they return wonderfully
i nvigorsted aod inspi,i'ed. Last week com
p any Of them were sent to Verona; eighty
five had been asked for, 100 we're sent, and
when the disIiburion was made twenty more
were wanted by the kind farmers, who were
disappointed that they had to 90 home with
out "a fresh air child" Thank God there j.
goodness in the world sfter all.
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THE Esg 81 are assisting the Irish 20
iesve lheh country, yet the decrease in the
laud under crops Ia't year, as compared with
1881, vas 1909 ssres, and $4,000 acres
Ahave rslsp-ed into bog. The potato crop
Rss 500 600 fons smaller than in 1881. II
is evident that WITH more even distribution
81 the people aud some small encouragement
% pessant tillers of the soil Ireland could
sasily support much larger population thsn
IL nov has. Migration, not emigration, Is
The remedy called for.
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natural friend Of the workiDgman. TIE
present unprecedented aud unsaii=factory
condition of the relstions of labor and capita
demands the careful thought of legislators.
Due regard shogli be bad to the vested
righ's OF capital aud the claims Of private
enterprise. Legal arbitration is q proper
and commend bic means OF settling disputes
between employers and employss.
Ienh.-The tax laws OF the State shonld
be revised and 20 changed IS to make them
more equal and more just. aud bear equally
upon all classes of property.
ReSoiued, That the rules Of the party be so
amended as 10 ix the time Of the annual
meeting OF the State Committee at O'Clock
pm. OF Wednesday after the third Monday
In January, instead of the third Monday, as
now provided.
Chairman Hensel then addressed the Con-
vention on the platform, after which the
Convention adjourned sine die
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ToURNANssTs and Other stock diversions
are palling upon the public, and The eetlers-
up of charity entertainments want s1me-
thing new that viii sttrpct. The New York
World suggests as 8 novelty that, instead of
Ornament ridiDgs, the riders undertake
/ bssiug perform noes. Let them snnounc'
shat they will toss each other in blanketp,
7and offer the lickeis at The young ladie''
schools and wher,ver tbe girls copgregate or
circulate. That will fl the seats and rattle
in the ,icayunes
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whom, it IL said, Lappsrt is engaged te be

whom, it is said, Lsppsrt is engaged te be
married.
Nfhe insurance companies believe Leppert
to be shamming, and the lawsuit has been
brough, by Two OF them 10 have the policies
Cancelled and declared void, both alleging
that the policies were obtsiued through
fraudulent representation ss to his sg',
hsbiIs and state of health and also with de-
ceit and shamming 10 regard to his injuries.
On Saturday these cases came before udge
Brown on demurrers made 10 the complain
by S E Carr, attorney for Leppert. He
raised the point that the mother OF Lappert
would be made party to the complaint and
also because the charges OF fraud were too
general. John w. Lyon, attorney fer The
cohpanies, argued that Mrp. Lsppert was net
a necessary party to the complaints.
The Court took the papers and reserved
decisiou, which wss handed down yesterday
aud sus' antd the demurrer Of Lspperi's law
yer, Mr.. Carr. This d axes an amended COM
pisint necess ,ry within twenty days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-02

. TIE earthquake which destroyed the Itsl-
I ian town of Cassmicciola on Saturday night
will take rank, by the wids-spread ruin and
he loss Of human life il caused, smong The
snotsbie shocks OF history. In recent years
no region oI the earth save the unhappy
-lsud Of Cnlos and the west coast of South
fAmerics h7- S~u 50 disssrously shaken.
!, -.-'-s sistsIIent OF cable dispatc ih't the
ps1pis oi tie pper classes were at the thea
Ter when l5e -hnqk Cage yiyidiy rec,iis the
as. .,tcti.r II Psmpeii,
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IscHIA, the scene of the late terrible earth
quake, was from ancient times subject 10
glhilsr visitstious; it is Of volcanic origin.
eesyhen it was known as knsria a volcano
arose in ils center and part OF the land sunk
into the sea. colony established there by
Hero had to leave it on account Of earth.
, quskes, and for long time il remained un-
Inhabited by reason Of volcanic phenomena.
! Oaly 10 modern times has it become popu-
Ipus, iis present population is 10000; it has
Two principal towns, Ischis and Foria. The
Island is Only fifteen miles in circumference
bod is ave and hslf miles from the main
land. It's mineral springs are famous.
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Manager Howard furnishes the following
Everything in gooi shape this 0rDing,
business soiog aioug with prnmpiue-s. OIe
striksr returned at Boston. One striker who
returned to New York cfice hiss not re.
ported this morning. Strikers claim him.
Boston Herald editorially says this morning
the. fight is over aud the company won l..
Tae Savsnnsh (Gi) Ners says bottom
seems TO have fallen out Of ihe strike and
the company is peri lrming service.
SOMERVILLE.
Busioess in the Southern division is NOV
jHg all righ'. K ports from various points
OF railroad operators refusiog com mercial
ousiuess, and being discharged by the rSil-
10 I'd superintendent, and their places filled
have been received. Ths Chattanooga and
Mobile fore, have been increased one each.
]. COMPTON, Superintendent.
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Atlanta lGs.) correspondent giv,s a
OIL szss account of the i'll usage Of chain
gang,PJisoner. he says he. has wilnessCd d
III the account is ,rur, and there are
--s-hrisIia15 ia Arfrnts's- churches of a
- = shlD horrible crueltes detailed oui iht
~ oe sopped. II i, is fais~, The sender OF
, uch A. outrage upon Atlanla'a Gu hsrscter
I. sh ould be sought out and exposed; ss The
sooounl was Gent by telegI aph, thai can
asiiy be done.
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"A -, TELEGRAM to the New YorR~WorId
rom Scranton, Pa, staes that the health
hcsr finding unusual amount of sick
,ss>spxess in the place began an investigation
shich tszsslsd that in most cases the suffer
= aers had eaten imported beef, which eXAmins-
ton shoRed to b. unfit for food. Pieces Of
it examined by the micr scope were swarm
Jog with living snimaIcu' u'e. The meat WIS
bought from psAdlers' wsgons. Each car
n load arriving is to be inspected for the future.
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NASHVILLE, August 1.-The railroad tele-
graph operators on the Louisville and N sh.
vile line who receive Wesiern Union mes.
ssges we're to-day ordered by the Brother
hood 10 join ihs sirik, Fs, the other railroad
telegraph operators to contribute $40 each 10
the support of the striking members of the
Brotht rhood. Two railroad operators re-
fused to day to receive Western Union mes-
ssges and were promptly reliev d. and their
places supplied by the railway company.
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ZADKIEL, the Loudcn asirolcgist, istrying
to frishten Presi i'm. Arthur out of his
peace of mind. "Ths Pr sident of the Uoited
Staies," he says in his July predictions, "wiil
be in personal danger at the latter part Of
thi. mouth, and should take precautions &C.
G )rdingly"
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Left Their Instruments.

DETROIT, Augsst 1.-The operators in the
Mutual Uuiou ofice at Gfsnd r ipids, in
obedience TO the orders of the Executive Com
.oittee of the Brotherhood, left their instru-
Inents this morairg. The railroad operators,
about iaFy iu npmbsr. alec received orders
not 10 do any CnmmeTcisl work.
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i IL expected that the great earthquake
I at Ischia will BE- followed, sooner or later, by
( an eruption Of vesuvius. The scientists on
the spot say the phenomsnon WAS not true
eearihquake vibration, bu, sioking down OF
.tbe grouGd, which prob ably connects it with
l@=aIeanic apsney
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n SOME OF the commsrcial papers are Of
- opinion that the law should interfere with
.wor kinsmen's union, aud strikes, but the
"a unions that Interfere most with the public in
terests are those among the EMPLOYERS. The
<EailEay lines between the West and the sea-
X.zhave just strengthened their ironclad
z4[. ~ HRasm biuaton by which competition is
: ..I!t :qyed, and the public m ade 10 pay bigh
j rates. 0ushs lie law TO interfere with lhis
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~ &<nE - Nv Y rk World il OF opinion that
n - - about NJ. de Lssseps magnificent
EffAh a -5o-ib lity associated with sn excsva-
4 sss.F = pscity thst nothing but combined
y q y an movemept cau cope with. There
n @sT4t setbi6g terrible in the prospect Of one
- ssing able to sever coatinens snd coz
,asus a. will, and then claim nc
kt4.e sork. LIT Europe, Asia end
{ pool their political issues agsinS De
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q THE NV York Times Gays the Western
Jnion tel-grspher4 are becoming demoral-
-, Being very few they are worked long
- urs Being liaois 10 BE- won over by the
strikefs if they 90 ou', 'hey are sept IN.
\ leuz hcurs, 90 FsscXstio7, no exercise, and
AsssSi-.y 10 keep np vita business, makes a
~ ,in ih,i i i'7-2GnIBg to tell. If the strike
= 4, ,,,if % lhev vii break dowa wholesale.
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SARATOGA, August First Raee.-Ooe
mile, for lhree-year.old illles. We: .y ~ in.
o2ea"; = .-crss Louise second, Sallie Mccoy
third. Time-1 :452.
Second Race.-Three-quar of q mile
heats. The first heat was won by Capias
Wellington second, Mandamus third. Time
LII. The second heat and race was won
by Cspias; Mandamus second, Bozedsm third
TIme-1:I7.
Third Race. Mile aud a quarter. Wor
bys Ella War6eld; Owen Bowling second
Brad third. Time-2:lla.
Fourth Race - Handicap sIeeplechase
about one mile and quarter. Won by Dis
lurbance; Rienzi second, Brakeman third.
Time-2:56.
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THE EOLD ADAGE, THAT IAN OUNCE OF PRE-
vENTIoN Is WORTH A POUND OF CURE" WAS
NEVER MORE APTLY ILLUSTRATED THAN BY
HIM wRn Taxes HIs DoeE or sNB@e
SELL ZEx xAPERIENr BEFORE THE MORN.
ING NEAL FOR IT NOT ONLY GENTLY REG
ULATEs AND PURIFIEs THE SYSTEM, BUT is
A PROTECTION AGAINST DISEASE, WHICH
NO ONE OUGHT TO DISREGARD. ALL DRUG.
GISTS HAvEIT.
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81 The Cincinnati Commercial says, in reply
b the Memphis APPEAL rs to its position
ipon Mississippi river improvement: ave
hre in favor OF the Improvements that i'm
prove" Then why are you opposed to the
.tt;aa1
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The Bishop Of Cassmicciols. WHO Wac
-7}--iRIes by the earthquake there last Saturday
Fight, was Mgr. MszzelIa, who was specially
recognized By Pope Plus for his devoted SER
vices on the occasion OF an earthquake at
fC ssAmicciola in 1861
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ISDICATIOSs.

Htpnnsssse and the OHIO Valley, partly
leflsesStAer and local rains, toLiOsced by clear
n. gssi ., westerly ui"ds, taLiing, Joll0t0ed By
ss5s s1s e.; aeter in vesternpotiOn, stationary or
lsaFTi go<sy<sqttTf.
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i In the seveaty-6ve years preceding 1857,
10000 inhabitants the kingdom of Naples
bet their hvts By earthquake. Since that
iAte, however, the proportion Of deaths from
bis cause has not been 90 large.
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THE PENSION OFFICE
THE IMMENSE BUSINESS OF THE PAS
MONTH.

MONTH.
WAsHINGToN, August 1.-Duripg the
month of July, usually ihe dullesl month in
the wear, the reports of the mail division oi
the Pension Office shows that there have
been received 2425 origin i invalid pension
claims and 4501 of ali others, including
widows, minors, increase claims, old war
bounty lauds, etc, 26,l63 pieces of addi
tional evidence, 1919 reports from the
sdjutant-general and 1857 from the surgeon
general; 55,974 letters OF inquiry and mis-
cellsneous, IS 400 orders for medical exam.
inations returned, 6S40 reports from specia
examiners, and 1886 Congressional letters o.
inquiry. The t,tsl letters sent out for th.
month was lie, ,l6S, an aversge of 1907 pei
day.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Game Of Billiards

LONG BRANCH, August 1.-The mach
game of billiards between 2tossou and
Heiser closed after midnight. Hsiser was
beaten 800 points.
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N..t...,p,i,sn S.rorm Association.

New YORK, August 1.-EI-Presideni
Rutherford B Have, Ohio; Howard Potter,
Theodore W. Dwight and Morris K. Jessup,
New York; Charles F. Cofio. Richmond,
Ind, and Fred n. WineS, Springfield, ILL.,,
unite in call for ali corporate members oi
the National Prison Association, and others
interest, in prisoo reform, to meet in Sara.
ioga S.p.emb 7tr; 20 reorg gAuize the asscci-
alIon aud TO consider such questions a. may
then Be brought forward
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- CORRESPONDENT of the New Orleans
e that where rain water is univer-
Fly used ipr drinking and cooking, there is
b cholera. He instances N4tchsz and other
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Baseball.

CHICAGO, August New York, 5; Chi
cago, 0.
BUFFALO, August 1.-Providence, l; Buf
f,io, 2.
DETROIT, August 1.-Philadelphia, - 1; De.
troll, Z.
CINCINNATI, August l. .-Columbu', 2; Gin.
cinuati, 10.
PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-Allegheny, 2;
Athletic, l9
NEW YORK, Angus. l.-BAltimore, g.
Metropolitan, 5.
CLEVELAND, August 1.-Bos:ou, II; Cieve.
land, 4 Al the close If The filth inning
D lily, OF the Clevelands, refused TO continue
pitching, and Sawyer was substituted. The
umpire ordered Daily recalled, but Capt.
YORK, of the Cieveiand-, refused to recall
him and the game was forfeited 10 Z ston.
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a Mil stopped by an Accident

CHICAGO, August la large representa-
ton OF the sporting fraternity took hacks at
3 o'clock this morning 10 witness prize
fight between two smbitious hitters named
O'Connor and McCuue. The ring was
pitcht alongside the track of the Panhandle
road, sixteen miles from the city. The mill
WIS brought to a sudden termination by
O'Connor getting fall in the first round,
bv which his arm was broken. The police
of this city pursued the party in pa'rol
wagons, bui arrived on the scene after the
drparIure OF The contest ants and speei ators.
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Lospos, August LAT Greeuwood su-duy
the race for the Visitors Plate, handicap
w4s won by Girard's Sseetbread; T. F. Wal
toms Sutier second, Keene's Balero third
Nine starters. The betting at the start va.
5 to on Sweetbread, II to sgainst Sutler
aud 10 to against B ,lero. SSeettread won
by length and half.
The race for theiLsvant S. axes for two-y ear
olds was won BY c. ]. Lsiever's Wild Thy me;
Lord Csd1gan's Pearl Powder (ate Lord
Cremorne) second. Duke Of Hamilton,
Milkmaid third. Four starters. The las
betting was 8 20 l on Wild Thyme, 6 10
against Pearl Powder, 10 10 l against Milk.
m !. id
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>>THJ public debt statement shows su de-
Dc in the public d'b. during July Of
<sSno zoo
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Rurnefi,s Cocaine.

Soitsns the hair when harsh and dry.
Sooibes the irritsied scalp.
Ahqrds the richest luster
Prevents the hair from falling OF.
Promotes its healthy, vigorous growth,
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"F.pe doctors; no end Of medicine no reIiej.
DR.. BeaSOn's Skin Cure has driven array al
erlptiOas and I'm nearly weiL."-Ida C. Young,
Hamilton Ill,
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REMOVAL,

THE OFFICE OF THE WATER COMPANY HAS
L been removed TO Nc. asa second street,
Vincent Block opposite Court Square. at which
office all unpaid water bills current six months
are payable before the 5th inst
W. L. CAMERON Secretary.
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Cotton Seed!

- Until farther notice, we Will pay
Sixteen Dollars Per Tos for Good,
Sound COtton-Seed. delivered at m em-
phis wharf depot. Rotten or Un.
sound Cotioa-S eed viii not be received
at any price, they are worshIess TO ms.
"a. q. .. AND d. EXCHANGE.
IL. w. NICH0LsOS, Sec. and Treas.
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The New Hampshire senaiorship

CONCORD, August LIN the thirty -ninh
ballot for U United States Senator to-day, Pike
gained nine over yesterdays vote, Burns ten,
Marston two Chandler lost nine.
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The PUBLIC DEBT.

REDUCTION OF NEARLY EIGHT MILLIONS
FOR JULY.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-The following
is the PUBLIC dent statement [ Ii July:
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Lumber for Sale.
100000 srs io9s ssssa7ss oss. %snas a%Ss5 e.
press, Ash and Gum, now ready for delivery. Low
BusBY. TooF A. MCGOWAN
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SAMPLE FIRED

- F'Hy
Neurozone, new Nervc-Iifc, Strength anu
Nigor) is a positive restorative for the Loss Of
Old Mem, no matter FROM what cause. In NeT~
yous Debility, Exhaustion, Impotsnuy
Seminal Weakness, ana kindred ailmenE
this Standard Remedy is a certain cure, ,and
70 all such sufferers. who send a statement %
their troubles. quantity sufficient to prove n
virtue will be sent Free ofCost- Address,
HEyR0ZokE MEDICAL Coz
ps o. BOZ 24o4. ST.. Louis, .
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FREE INDEED.

An old negro-a Christian minister
was being sold once at slave block. The
auctioneer said of him:
"What bid do hear for this man He
is very good kind OF man; he is min
ister.''
Somebody raid Twenty dollars, Che
was very old and not worth much); some
body else, "twenty e-thirty-thirty-
tive-forty."
The aged Christian minister began to
tremble; he had expected to be able to
buy his own freedom, and he had just
$40 to get free. AS the bid ran up the
old man trembled more and more.
''Forty- forty five-ffty- ffty-Gvc-
sixty-sixty-f
The old man cried out Seventy"
He was afraid they would outbl him.
The men around We're transfxed. No
body dared bid and the auctioneer
struck him down to himself" Done
doner'
But by reason of sin we are poorer than
that African. We cannot buy our own
deliveIance The voices of death are
bidding for us; and they bid us in-and
they bid us dozen. But the Lord Jesus
comes and says: 81 will buy that man;
I bid for him my Bethlehem manger;
bid for him my hunger on the mountain;
l bid for him my aching head; I bid for
him my fainting heart, | bid for him all
my wounds A voice from the throne
of God says. ''It is enough. Jesus has
bought him.