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IN A TRANCE
Rkadino, Pa., Fabruaty 22 .—The
great religious wave recently struck
Mohnsvillc, this county. Among the
persons converted was .Miss Elizabeth
•Metz, a respectable young woman of
this place, who were thrown into a
trance from ayhich she did not recover
for over twenty-four hours. She toils
wonderful stories of all she saw and
heard while her body remained on eanh
-She claimes that her soul spent a brief
: period in heaven, where she was p or
mitted to remain just long enough to
gaze upon all its glories. She ckiinued
to have actually been iu Heaven.
The time she was in this state is a
perfect, blank to her. Miss Metz re
grets that she was not allowed to remain
in th i beautiful place. She says that
all about her was filled with millions
upon millions of happy beings, win se
.faces bore no trace of sorrow. In
(his hlliere.l space she mHfrkmds Who
dead for years, anil their only oc
eupatiou 1 seemed to be to sinu aohgt «.f
praise and to play upon their golden
.harps. 81 ie was als> pi:nilitied to
gaze int*i an awful bla*k pit foil ol
wri/hing human beings in ji seething
fire, whoss faces hortt.oviijono© of tlie
fearful j aio they wore undergoing. ,She
mjs t'-iaf n > ou j inn iiow mmeinco her
that there is no bell, Many persons
have been strongly impressed by her
fctory.
^rOft‘te.1 IvH' Stw.ilin^ a T\» a J
stoiu*.
[f'iliiani James Drown id*
Pittsburgh, Wits invoic'd rilrt|gt 4 U
ty \\ . ii. 1 1 t’:ui\ , a Ulc*n ilaiil
of V¥lu:mj)t:iu, Pa*, wita larwhV
ui a toiiiostoni!. Tho
t;:ni oh.irg;c\* Brow.k will* h t\ nt„; ,
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It j. a i tn;** tf lit r <i . ;•«*0
justly, too, it would tociu. 6\>U hli- |
ver, copper, niokle, mica, corruuidum
ma rblc, gruuate, «<»apHtouc, slate, man
ganese and «toiit*eoal exist in paying;
cjiiatititicii in many /*e-ditie*. In tla* j
middic aud mi* them portions «*t t•*t*•
state bubr stone granite a?b?»toa, ka¬
olin, heloyeiie, ] h* sphutca and mar|
Iron, coal and marb/e are being ex
tensivelly mined in the northern ^por¬
tion of the State, (innate aud mar-
ble q larr ies aie extensive and of ex
eel lent quality, aid will in the near
future he much used in the construo
tion of pub/ic and private, buildings,
monuments an d for -■ tatuary purj« si s
The copper a nd n’cki l belts exti ndiug
from North Carolina to Alabama have
been paiti *Hy devolved} goid veins
a*»d and deposits have oeen found
principally in the Northeastern jarttl
the State, and are worked e^t-nsively
i r * (ho c »unties ot Luinikiii. I nion,
vVhito, Divtson aud t.herokee . N«ott\
of the lutncH me y.e/dmg a large per
<*»«»- «( P'-S' "« *•>« , - ! *P iri,i i ' l '' , ' Rle ' 1
Wilhiu a radius of seven .ml.-s around
Halnm I'gj, tlwu now in rumbi).
order 20 gold qu u (z mills, u1»iv« ««'
aggregate uuuihui* of 40o .xt.iiup«. These
mi/ls aToid employmeut t* stveuil
hundred laborers, and yiea.d large
profits on (he cipital invested. Ke
Vent^a.id nnpr..v>>l mvtlmi^hU^^a^ide and
mining one ol the l*‘ i i*ng ■most
profitable industri s o. the Suite*— •
fE.il rue Mali
LOOK! UK AH!!
Every Man Ills Own f Vctila'it
J S«v>! bought the Unlit for Jinleue
('moity* to teaeli the New and *inl\c*r*
wat Rule of I o’ero-t {f is the shortest.
a id t* isa to learn, j eriee \ accurate
H,»* Hii.-ncr tli« Jr.n tion v»t a
mill, aanm.r in* f<*r ; ottm. I whl trail
M,, v «*»«*■ Win* • an «*atr«n!,»»«■* in
my t .iieanoYi and livbsii n, te 1 e a ?tn«»
oilgh caVnla tor i»i Interest, at m. v |tr
ce.it, any ^tai in t i«>r t»\ )end’ll m
tin.**, an ii tew. mi-mes. | have p«* ilie*
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