iillilililiilliiiii liw •mil PfW TALMAGE AllOMAHA. side comes down, and the church, not being DAKOTA MENTION.. mate. Suddenly the judgement will be here. Traits of the Cheyennes. CUSHMAN K, ableto stand the test, rises in the balances. The angel, with one foot on the sea and the PJ^IS. In their present location the Cheyennes It does not make any difference about your other foot on the land, will swear by him magnificent machinery. A church is built that liveth forever and ever that time shall are doing nothing for themselves. "fClte Discourse from the Text "Thou fox one thing—to save souls. If it saves Condensed Happenings Throughout be no longer: "Behold, he cometh with tip United States Senator fr#m Minnesota. They can't farm the land a few souls when it might save a multitude Art Weighed in the Balances clouds, and every eye shall see him." Hark f|| Both North and South Dakota." Cushman K. Davis, who for two of souls ,-God will spew it out of his they've got without irrigation. They to the jarring of the mountains, Why, that and Art Found Wanting." mouth. Weighed and found wanting. So is the setting down of the scales, the balances. years has represented the State oi are smart enough to know that if .i God estimates nations. How many times he And then there is a flash as from a they work and raise crops their rations Minnesota in the United States Senate has put the Spanish monarchy into the scales Mrs. S. J. Crowhurst, wife of a cloud, but it is the glitter of the shining balances, •Churches Should Exist for the Sole and found it sufficient and condemned it. will be cut down. So they remain and they are hoisted, and all nations Salem farmer, has been sent to the is a man of distinguished attainments, The French empire was placed on one side Pin pose of Saving Souls, and are to be weighed. The unforgiven get in utterly dependent. Their quickwitted insane asylum. the scales and God weighed the French empire, eloquent, a good lawyer and a on this side the balances. Thoy- may have Not for Artistic Effect. children go the school at the and Napoleon said: "Have I not enlarged weighed themselves and pronounced a flattering statesman ofconsiderable experience. North Dakota newspapers will the boulevards? Did I not kindle the agency and learn to read and write decision. The world mav have glories of the Champs Elysees? Have not send out the new constitution in supplemental His scholarship comprehends an extraordinary weighed them and pronounced them moral. within a year. That is all the good adorned the Tuileries? Have I not built the OHAHA, Neb., Sept. 1.—Great interest was Now they are being weighed in God's balances—the form. knowledge of the works it does them. Imitation is one of gilded opera-house?" Then God weighed the balances that can make no mistake. 1f vnamfceted here to-day, the Eev. T. DeWitt nation, and he put on one side the scales the the strong characteristics of the All the property gone, all the titles of of Shakspere. Sixty-eight harvesters and thirtysix Talmage, D. D.. preaching to an immense emperor, and the boulevards, and the Tuileries, distinction Jgone, all the worldly successes Cheyenne. But it will not prompt selfbinders were sold in Eapid -congregation. His text was: "Thou art and the Champs Elysees, and the His character is that ofan upright gone there is a soul, absolutely nothing but him to work for a li^png as long as gilded opera-house and on the other side he a soul, an immortal soul, fa never-dying City during the month. ^weiglied in the balances and found wanting." and scrupulously honorable man, puts tbat man's abominations, that man's he doesn't have to. An Admirable soul, a soul stripped of all worldly advantages, —Daniel v., 27. The preacher said: libertinism, that man's selfshness, that against whom nothing can be said. a soul—on one side of the scales On The farmers in the vicinity of Hartford Cheyenne trait is affection for children. Babylon was the paradise of architecture, man's godless ambition. This last came the other the balances are wasted Sabbaths, Senator Davis was born in Jefferson have an abundance of hay for The greatest drawback the down, and all the brillancy of the scene -oad driven out from thence the grandest disregarded sermons, ten thousand opportunities County, New York, about forty-nine vanished. What is that voice coming up winter and some to spare. of mercy and pardon cast aside. teachers of the Indian school encounter fraildings of modern times are the only evi•dence from Sedan? Weighed and found wanting! They are on the other side the scales, and years ago. He attended Carroll results from this trait. Indian of her fall. The site having been selectfor The wall of the new Morrison hotel But I must become more individual and thero God stands, and in the presenceof men College, Waukesha, Wis., an institution mothers will hang about the schoolhouse more personal in my address Some people the city 2,000,000 men were ejnployed and devils cherubim and archangel, he announces at Yankton will be of St Louis brick say they do not think clergymen ought to and coax their little ones-'away while groaning earthquake, and which no longer exists, the a the rearing of her walls and the building trimmed with light stone. be personal in their religious addresses, but crackling conflagration and judgment trumppt, because they cannot bear the separation. her works. It was a city sixty miles in experiment tried there not being ought to deal with subjects in the abstract. and everlasting storm repeat it: Growers of corn do not bring it in If the Cheyenes were put upon i«ircum "enence. There was a trench all around I do not think that way. What would you "Weighed in the balance and found wanting.' found promotive of longevitv in think of a hunter who should go to the fast enough to supply the demand of agricultural land among or beside rfche city, from which the material for th the life of a college. Carroll College Adirondacks to shoot deer in the abstract? the canning factory in Sioux Falls. white farmers if they were given ^building of the city had been dug. was a notable instance of co-education Ah! no. He loads the gun, he puts tools and stock if their rations were There were twenty-five gates on each side the butt of it against the breast, he runs his The Padding Was "Froze." in the United States. The girls John Baldridge, of Iroquois, eye along the barrel, he takes sure aim, and gradually but steadily reduced, they 'the city between every two gates a tower of When James G. Blaine was speaker did the cooking and the boys provided then crash go the antlprs on the rocks. And thrashed thirty-five acres of wheat would become self-supporting. Intelligence deieiMe springing into the skies, from each so, if we want to be hunter? for the Lord, of the Maine Legislature, away back the meat and groceries. After that yielded twenty bushels per gate on the one side a street running straight and the imitative faculty we must take sure aim and fire. Not in the in the fifties, he gave a reception one acre. graduating, at nineteen years of age, through to the corresponding street on the abstract are we to treat things in religious would co-operate with necessity and evening to the whole body. They all discussions. If a physician comesinto a sick Mr. Davis studied law, first in 'an -other feide, so that there were fifty stieets the result of self-support would be Petitions to congress for an appropriation room, does he treat disease in the abstract? came, and every one was made cordially fifteen miles long. Through the city ran a obtained. But that kind of an Indian No, he feels the pulse, takes the diagnoses, for sinking artesian wells are at home by the man who even "branch of the iher Euphrates. This river then he makes the piesciiption. And if we policy is a long way in the future, being circulated in Dickey, Beadle, want to heal souls for this life and the life to then possessed that subtle influence •sometimes overflowed its banks, and to keep seemingly. Indian contracts, come, we do not want to treat them in the which won men's minds as well as Hand and other counties. 16 from the ruin of the city a lake was constructed, abstract. The fact is, you and I have a Indian philanthrophy of the mistaken their allegiance. A fine collation into which the surplus water of the malpdy which, ifuncured by grace, will kill Alfred Dickey, of Jamestown, the character, Indian bureau patronage, us forever. Now, I want no abstraction. river would run during the time ot ireshets, was set forth and heartily enjoyed and Indian indolence will all candidate for lieutenant-governor, is Where is the balm? Where is the physician? and the water was kept in this artificial lake by the members, many of whom for help to postpone the solution.— said to be the only old soldier on the People say theie is a da3r of judgment coming. until time of drought, and then this water the first time tasted the refine product Montana Corres'pondence GlobeDemocrat. My friends, every day is a day of judgment, North Dakota Republican ticket. would stream down over the city. At Either r-i of the caterer's art. One old and you and 1 today are being canvassed, *ad of the bridge spanning this Euphrates inspected, weighed. Here are the fellow from Millichimuckemuck, or Conductor Hayes, while coupling balances of the sanctuary. •there was a palace—the one palace a mile and Aroostook, or Kennebeckasis, or cars at Crystal Springs, was caught ••a, half around, the other seven and a half They arelifted, and we must all be weighedWho Struggle of the Sexes, Sabaltus, certainly distinguished and seriously injured, having three wi'l come and be weighed hrst? Here imilea around. In 1880 there were some 50,000,000 himself. Oyster patties and chicken is a moralist who volunteers. He is one of ribs and an arm broken, besides being The wi'e of Nebuchandnozzar had been people in the United States, and the moat upright men in the country. He croquettes, cold meats and lobster hurt internally. 'bom and brought up in the country, and in comes. Well, my brother, get in—get into about 882,000 more males than females. salad disappeared in his direction «. mountainous region, and she could not the balances now and be weighed. But, as Dakota towns are agitating the That was only because more bear this flat district of Babylon and so, to cream meringues and charlotte russe, he gets into the balances. I say: "What is please his wife, Nebuchandnezzar built in the that bundle you have along with you?" question of making fire breaks that males were born the female live the crabs,vand deviled salted almonds midst of the city a mountain 400 feet high. "Oh," he says, that is my reputation for will protect them from prairie fires. longest. Of the centenarians 1,409 fled at his approach. Hegotholdof This mountain was built out into terraces goodness and kindness, and charity, and were men and 2,607 were women. .supported on arches. On the top of these The experience last spring was not generosity, and kindliness generally." "0 a pickled olive and made a wry face awiSies a layer of flat stones, on the top of my brother'we cannot weigh that we are without some benefits. The boys start out nearly a million as he slipped itjslyly under the table. 'Chat a layerjj of reeds and bitumen, on the going to weigh jou—you. Now, stand in ahead, and are in the majority until (sop of that two layers of bricks closely cemented, Finally he struck a plate of ice-cream. the scales—you. the moralist. Paul your There were five white men in Yankton on the top of that a sheet of lead, and debts?" "Yes," you say, "paid all my the sixteenth year, when the girls A hugh spoonful gravitated toward when the Sioux moved out in on top of that the soil placed—the soil so debts." "Have you acted in an upright are a little more numerous. Sweet the gap in his countenance and disappeared 'deep that a Lebanon cedar had room to way in the community?" "Yes,yes." "Have July, 1759. There was one log sixteen is a numerous age, anyhow. ••aatchor its roots. There were pumps worked within. A look of pained you been kind to the poor? Are you faithful house. The first white woman arrived 1»y mighty machinery fetching up the water in a thousand relations in life?" "Yes." surprise shot across his face. He After that, first one and then the from the Euphrates to this hanging garden, in the spring of 1860. "So far so good. But now, before you get other is in the majority, the girls didn't know whether he had been as it was called, so that there were lountains out of this scale, I want to ask you spouting into the sky. An effort is being made to get up two or three questions. Have your burned or frozen. Tears came into his gradually gaining after thirty-six, thoughts always been right?" "No," Standing below and looking up to it must a joint discussion between Rev. Sam and leaving the men far behind after eyes as hisAdam's apple came up and you say "no." Put down one mark. have seemed as it the clouds were in blossom, let the chilly morsel pass. He set the Small and Rev. P. E. Holp, of Watertown, thirty-six, and leaving the men lar "Have you loved the Lord with all yoar or as though the sky leaned on the shoulder office and afterward at the University of a cedar. All this Nebunchadezzar did to heart, and soul, and mind and strength?" dish down and then picked it up behind after seventy-five. To balance on the subject of "High License of Michigan, Ann Arbor, where "No," you say. Make another mark. "Come please his wife. Well, she ought to have again. Looking round he saw vs. Prohibition." this longevity of the females, now, be frank, and confess that in 10,000 he received his diploma in 1857. He been pleased. If that would not please her Speaker Blaine surrounded by a in almost every State a few more Wa things you have come short—haveyounot?" nothing would. There was in that city also has been successful as a lawyer, Anagent for a Sioux Falls directory "Yes." Mark 10.000 marks. Come now, the temple of Belus, with towers there was an group of ladies and gentlemen. He boys are born not many more, but and possesses considerable wealth. get me a book large enough to make a record observatory where astronomers talked to firm is in Deadwood writing a directory slided up and watched his opportunity. almost always a few. It is astonishing Mr. Davis was a friend of the late of that moralists deficits. My brother, fche stars. There was in that temple an y^h of the Hills. He will do Deadwood, stand in the scales, do not fly away from "I don't s'pose ye know," image, just one image, which would cost Matt Carpenter. When he was to see where the census gives them. I put on your side the scales all the *sh,at would be our $52,000,000. Rapid City, Lead City and apologetically, "but I kinder thort I a clerk in the Library of thousands and hundred of thousands good deeds you ever did, all the kind words what a cry! The earth never saw anything other important Hills towns. the SupremeCourt, at Madison, Wis., ort tew tell ye, Mr. Blaine. It's tew of boys and girls under one year old, you ever uttered but on the other side the like it, never will see anything like it. he used to let Mr. Carpenter, who scales I put this weight which God says I bad, but this 'ere pudd'n is froze/' And yet I have to tell you that it is going to there are, with one or two exceptions, A petition will be presented to the must put there—on the^other side the scales was then practicing at Beloit, be destroyed. The king and his princes are Now who but the Pine Tree statesman always a few hundred more and opposite to yours I put this weight: city council of Rapid City asking afc a feast. They are all intoxicated. Pour read up his cases in the would have had the infinite tact "By the deeds of the law shall no flesh living boys, and only a few hundred more. out the rich wine into thechalices.. Drink to that an election be called to vote a Library nights and Sundays, when be justified." Weighed and lound wanting. and innate courtesy to taste the icecream the health of the king. Drink to the glory tax to the proposed railroad between only the favored had access to its of Babylon. Drink to a great future. Still, the balances of the sanctuary are critically and say: "So it is Rapid City, Custer and Hill City. shelves. It is stated that Mr. Davis A thousand lords reel intoxicated. The. Germans Have a Hard Life, suspended, and we aie ready to weigh any that's strange!" He then goes off Tung, seated upon a chair, with vacant look who come. Who! shall be the next? resembles his illustrious friend in and comes back in a minute with the A visitor at Huron one day becoming At Mayence we found children of —as intoxicated men will—stared at the wall. Well, here is a formalist. He comes and he mental characteristics, but is a Bu soon that vacant looks takes on intensity, six and eighty years oi age going to gets into the balances, and as he gets in I remark: "It is all right, Mr. Euggles. weary of being asked questions scholar of a wider range of reading and it is an affrighted look and all the see that all his religion is in genuflexions It is a new-fangled fixing that they school at half-past seven in the morning, in reference to the capital, princes begin to look and wonder what is and in outward observances. and finish. In 1868 he was appointed freeze on purpose."—. all carrying heavy piles of books, the matter,»and they look at the same point As he geti into the scales I say: "What is pinned a card to his coat bearing United States District Attorney. His on the wall. And then there drops a darkness that you have in this pocket?" "Oh!" he writes a newspaper correspondent. residence was then in the State of these words: "I don't care a into the room and puts out the blaze of says, "that is Westminister assembly catechism." In the German cities the summer vacation Minnesota, citizens of which nominated tfce golden plate, and out of the sleeve of the I say: "Very good. What have where the capital goes." Sleeping in a Meadow. does not exceed four weeks, darkness there comes a finger—a finger of you in the other pocket?" "Oh!" he says, him for Governor in 1873. He Wessington Springs True Republican, fiery terror, circling around and circling "that is the Heidelbei'g catechism." "Very though the children do get ten weeks The habit in country parts of was elected by Republican votes, and around, as though it would write and then good. What is that you have under your says: A specimen of a Russian out of school during the year. One improved his "record" by an excellent *t comes up and with sharp tip of flame it stretching oneself out on the ground arm, standing in this balance of the thistle was brought into the alliance is astonished at the number of books inscribes on the plastering of the wall the administration. sanctuary?" "Oh!" he says, "that is a for the purpose of taking a nap is 'doom of the king: "Weighed in the balances church record." "Very good. What are warehouse which measured fifteen that pupils ofall grades are burdened The Senator has a lovely wife, who .and found wanting." The bang of heavy the»e books on your side the balances?" common enough in the summertime, with. In one instance we counted thirteen feet in circumference and must have is said to be the most beautiful fiats against the gates of the palace are followed "Oh!" he says, "those are 'Calvin's institutes.'" says the London Standard, but from that a girl of fourteen or fifteen by the breaking in of the doors. A v-w "My brother, we are not weighing had at leat a million seeds. woman in the Northwest. thousand gleaming knives strike into a books we are weighing you. It can not be had in her strap. She was pale and a case that is reported from a village, thousand quivering hearts. Now death is W. L. Wielder and C. A. Allen were that you are depending for your salvation and pinched, and in, fact, most of in the JDordogne, in France, a nap Sung and he is seated on a throne of corpses. upon your orthodoxy. Do you not know driving through the country near A Case of Mind Cure. the boys and girls of the public Ia that hall there is a balance lifted. that the creeds and the forms of religion are on the grass is not unattended Grand Forks, when their team became •God swung it. On one side of the balance merely the scaffolding for the building? A correspondent of Thp Fairfield schools look unfed and over worked. .-are put Belshazzar's opportunities, and on You certainly are not going to mistake the with danger. A farmer frightened by a steam thrasher (Me.) Journal gives the following instance In Berlin many of them wear glasses. tf&e other side of the balance are put Belshazwar's scaffolding for the temple. Do you not residing near the village, and ran away, throwing the occupants The hardness of life from childhood sins. The sins come down. His opportunities of mind cure in the early days know that men have gone to perdition with go up. Weighed in the balancesfound out and seriously injuring a catechism in their pocket?" "But," says tired with the heat of the day and of that town: Dr. Thayer, who lived to old age for the poorer people wanting. the man. "I cross myself often." "Ah! that both parties. of Germany is more and more with his work, recently laid himself near what was called the Back Meeting will not save you." "But, bays the man, "I There has been a great deal of cheating in forced to our notice the further we am sympathetic for the poor,' "That will House, was one of the best physicians our country with false weights and measures down to rest beneath the shades of A young man named Marlow, living not save you." Says the man, "1 sat at and balances, and the government, to change travel. And the sight of the brawnyarmed in the county, but his skill an oak tree in a meadow. He was near Salem, was handling a gun the communion table." "That will notsave Jtfeafc state of things, appointed commission'8ts women tilling the fields or was no avail in the case of his wife, you." "But," says the man, "I have had whose business it was to stamp weights the other day and accidently discharged suddenly aroused from his repose by dragging loads seems more degrading my name on the church record." -atid measures and balances, and a great deal who kept her bed for more than two it. The recoil was with such That will not save you." "But I a sharp twinge of pain in one of his •of the wrong has been corrected. But still, with each fresh instance. years. One day there was no grown have been a professor of religion force that the but end of the srun .after all, there is no such thing as a perfect ears, the pain increasing to such an forty years." "That will not save you." person about the house and her little ^balance on earth. The chain may break, or struck him in the abdomen, causing Stand thereon your side the balances and I some of the metalmay be clipped, or in some extent that before the fellow reached boy came running in with a bad cut Birds and Telegraph Wires. internal injuries from the effects of will give you the advantage—I will let you way the equipose may be little disturbed. It has been supposed that birds become his home he was half beside himself. on his nnger or hand, bleeding profusely. have all the creeds, all the church records,all which death resulted the next day. You can not always depend upon earthly the Christian conventionsthat were everheld, accustomed to the presence of ••balances. A pound is not always a pound, With true motherly iorgetfulness For several days he suffered the all the communion tables that were ever •A gentleman named Applequist, and you may pay for one thing and get an•other telegraph wires, and are careful to of self, she sprung up. found greatest agony, which neither the built, on your side the balance. On the other but in tho balance which is suspended who lives at Ellendale, has recently avoid them in flying, but it would side the balances I must put what God doctors nor the remedies they prescribed bandages and properly dressed the *fo the throne of God a pound is a pound, invented a roller-bearingjattachment says I must put there. I put this 1,000,000 seem either that this is a mistake, or could allay, and the patient 4«id right is right, and wrong is wrong and a wound then, sitting down to rest, pound weight on the other side the balances. *soul is a soul, and eternity is eternity. God which can be adapted to buggy that the birds on the Scotch and English was brought to such a pass that ho she looked around everything seemed "Having the form of godliness, but denying {has a perfect bushel and a perfect peck and a wheels, plow coulters, etc, The axel made up his mind that he must die. moors are less intelligent than the power thereof. From such turn away." so pleasant and she felt so nicely, ^perfect gallon. When merchants weigh their Weighed and found wanting! is surrounded with a number of rods It chanced, however, that a neighbor their fellows. Systematic observation :goods in the wrong way, then the Lord she decided not to take her bed again, -weighs the goods again. If from the imperfect upon which it rolls, dispensing, it is had the felicitious idea, as the there along a line of telegraph Still the balances are suspended. Are there and she did not. She lived several measure the merchant pours out what any others who would like to be weighed or sequel proved, of pouring a little turpentine said, with grease or oil. wires has shown that great destruction pretends to be a gallon of oil and there is years in the enjoyment of comfortable who will be weighed? Yes, here comes a into his ear, the immediate of bird lite goes on throughout less than a gallon, God knows it, and he calls worldling. He gets into the scales. I can Thomas A. Sparks, of Deadwood, health. upon his recording angel to mark it: "So effect of which was to make the patient the year, and that at certain seasons very easily see what his whole life is made up has obtained judgment against Lawrence much wanting in that measure of oil." The fall back insensible on his pillow. of—stocks, dividends, percentages, "buyer the roadside is literally strewn with farmer comes in from the country. He has county for $348 for services -s I I ten days," "buyer thirty days." Get in. my On recovering consciousness he the remains of unfortunate grouse, apples to sell. He has an imperfect measure. friend get into these balances and be weighed—weighed as census-taker and statistician. Yellow Shoes. remarked that he experienced a He pours out the apples from this imperfect black game partridge, snipe and other for this life and weighed for the Sparks did the work while making measure. God recognizes it. He says to the strange feeling of relief, the cause of Dr. Weyl also described the case ok life to come. He gets in. I find that the birds. Every morning at dawn jrecording angel: "Mark down so many appies assessments. His bill was disallowed two great questions in his life are, How which was soon explained Dy the a young man in Munich who had marauding bands ot rooks come from too few—an imperfect measure We cheaply can I buy these goods?" and 'How by the county commissioners, and an exit from his ear of an enormous a cheat ourselves and we may cheat the been poisoned by the yellow dyeing thelowlan'd woods to feast on the dearly can I sell them?" 1 find he admires appeal was taken to the district *, «worid, but we cannot cheat God, and in the worm, which had taken up its quarters heaven because it is a land of gold and money matter used in coloring russet shoes. dead and dying, and the farmers and igreat day of judgment it will be found out court. there during the farmer's sleep. must be "easy." After wearing these shoes for one tbat what we learned in boyhood at school shepherds in tfie region declare that I find from talking with him that religion correct that twenty hundred weight make F. H. Hall and Samuel Wood, living week the woung man's feet were covered more grouse are killed annuallv by and the Sabbath are an interruption, a vulgar a ton, and 120 solid feet make a cord of The Star-Gazer Heard From. in the vicinity of Valley Springs, with small yellow blisters, which, the telegraph wires than by all the interruption, and he hopes on the way to \\t wood. No more, no less, and a religion it church to drum up a new customer! All the quarreled recently over the possession sportsmen.—Philadelphia Ledger. which does not take hold of this life to come Many persons who saw the eastern in the middle of the second week, began week he has been weighing fruits, weighing is no religion at all. But, my friends, that of some cattle, when Wood was heavens a little while before dawn to spread to his ankles. His is not the style of balance I am to speak of meats, weighing ice, weighing coals, weighing knocked down and left for dead, but fixed their eyes with admiration upon confections, weighing worldly and perishable doctor had him give up the shoes *oday, that is not the kind of weights and TICKET 42,758.- commodities, not realizing the fact that he measures. I am to speak of that kind of one of those singularly beautiful recovered sufficiently to get to his and cured the eruptions in ten days. himself has been weighed. On your side the balances which can weigh principles, weigh spectacles that the circling orbs of house. Hall is a leading member of The yellow leather was subsequently balances, 0 worlding! I will give you full advantage .churches, weigh men, weigh nations, and weigh APJrk-Up of $15,000 by Thl|« Welfknowi^S the solar system occasionally exhibit, the Methodist church and now languishes I put on your side all the banking examined at the Munich institute, worlds. "What!" you say, "is it possible that Cheyenne People. ?.. our world is to be weighed?" Yes. Whj, houses", all the store houses, all tho cargoes, Venus, brilliant as a diamond, in jail awaiting trial. The and was found to be saturated with all the insurance companies, all the factories, .you would think if God put on One side the The drawing of $15,000 from the is a a glowed in the fire of the yet unrisen affair has caused considerable excitement all the silver, all the gold, all the money a dangerous yellow die. Dr. Weyl's •balances suspended from the throne the Alps. State Lottery in the July Drawing by three| sun close beside the waning crescent in the vicinity where the vaults, all the safe deposits—all on your side. «tad the Pyrenees, and the Himalayas, and advice to his colleagues was: "Don't well known Cheyenne people has created a I But it does not add, one ounce, for at the of the moon. The latter appeared Mount Washington, and all the cities of the men live. wear russet shoes."—Chicago Tribune. decided sensation. The children of fortunejL very moment we are congratulating you on •earth they would crush it. No, no. The as sharply defined in the clear air as your fine house and upon your princely income, time will cdme when God will sit down upon W. J. Hughes, of Graffcen, who attended are all employed at H. H. Ellis' bakery.^V though chiseled out ofmassive silver, God and the angels are writing in regard ithe white throne to see the world weighed, They are Louis Salada, and wife, and Edward the democratic convention at to your soul: "Weighed and found and with a strong opera glass the ^and on one side will be the world's oppor•tunities P. Gaylor an old-timer and a prominent Oddf wanting!" Grand Forks, retired to his room in and on the other side the world's rough mountainous regions on its eiiow. "r An Aged Autograph Turtle. isms. Down will go the sins and away will the third story of the Columbia hotel. But I must go faster and speak of the final eastern limbs, bordering some of the Forty-eight hours after the drawing Salada ^fo the opportunities, and God will say to scrutiny. The fact is, my friends, .we are A. S. Maine's dog at Westerly The night being very warm he ancient lunar sea bottoms, showed and his wife and Mr. Gaylor were o?erioyed?: ^ba messengers with the torch: "Burn that moving on amid astounding realities. These sat in the window smoking, when the caught a veteran box turtle last to learn from a list that ticket No. 42 758&had iworld! Weighed and found wanting!" like the embossed work of a jeweler's pulses which now are drumming the march drawn the capital prize of $300,000 nnd'i I So God will weigh churches. He takes a fastenings of the screens gave way week, while the dog was following of life may after awhile call a halt. We graver. Even the, unassisted eye that they were entitled to one twentieth ofpf tKreat church. That great church, according walk on a hair hung bridge over chasms. All and he fell out headforemost, landing the hired man, who was mowing in that sum, or $13,000. It could detect the lights and shadows to the worldly estimate, must be weighed. around us are dangers lurking ready to f/f Advices from New Orleans confirmed thelfc on the roof of a one-story addition, puts it on onf side the balances and the on Dian's face as her dazzling rival a meadow. On the turtle's shell was spring on us from ambush. We lie down hst and the money waa collected throagh minister and the choir and the building cost where he lay a number ot hours at night not knowing whether we shall shone beside her. With such a sight inscribed in deep letters: "I. Carrick, First National Bank of this city, beinf pail its hundreds and thousands of dollars. He rise in the morning. We start out ior our until the lodgers in a room near by before one it is easy to understand over to the winners August 1 1805 "1839." "J. K., 1869 pats them on one side the balances. On the occupations not knowing whether we shall were awakened by groans. No bones other side of the scale )e puts what that the magic influence that the starry Mr. Maine added his name and the 1 1 relatives in, come back. Crowns being burnished ifor thy church ought to be, what its consecration Mwoun. The lady, who has beenan a were broken, but his injuries were brow or bolts forged for tby prison. Angels heavens have exercised over the human date to the turtle's back load and for several years, is to retire to an easterW4/d ought to be, what its sympathy for thepoor of light ready to shout at thy deliverance or imagination from time immemorial.—New such that he will not. be able to return hospital forseveral months andwtfltetrSe then let it go.—Norwich (Conn.) Cor. ought to be, what its devotion to all good fiends of darkness stretching out skeleton by eminent specialists.—Cheyenne (Wv .ought to be. That is on one side. That York S home for some days. hands to pull thee down into ruin consum- Pittsburg Dispatch. I?!- Leader, August 8. .?««»* ^wy.j tt^ A^-i