The Judgment of Immortality and the Two Lines of Fate
A vivid sermon-like panorama contrasts two lines of souls at judgment. The left line shows unbelievers and sinners enduring endless torment, while the right line presents the redeemed, including widows, orphans, ministers, martyrs, and believers, assured of heavenly reward. The scene ends with the glorified elect entering paradise as light and banners fill the heavens.
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Various Quips and Notes Sparkling in Wide Ranging Page
A miscellany column gathers humorous proverbs political satire cold facts and literary notices from diverse topics. It references Emin Pacha Prince Bismarck Edison and De Lesseps among others with remarks on politics literature travel and social trends.
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Reidsville to install water works New Hanover plans a $17 500 poor house Goldsboro reports $3 000 in public treasury and debt free A Beach hotel post office to be established near Wilmington Episcopal Convention to meet in Greenville in May Postmaster at Hope Mills aged 107 claimed Fairy tale from Edgecombe murder case Prince Brown found guilty to be hanged May 22 Sanford Express ewe births lamb then second offspring Colonel Anthony to move five companies to Richmond May 29 Henderson fosters railroad from Henderson to Nashville Greenville to Kinston rail extension progressing Red Springs Fruit Fair tied to Farmer’s Picnic Battle of Guilford Courthouse May 6 at Battle Ground Davis School to move to Winston Salem building cost 50 000 and open in September
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