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&END or THE WoRLD.-The disappear
ance of stars from the Planetary World is
suited to awaken deep and solemn refec-
tions in the human mind. They indicate
that The period is coming when this earth
also will disappear. and the heavens be
rolled together as a scroll. and the grand
catastrophe At the end Of the world will
come To pass.


During the last two or three centuries,
upwards of thirteen fixed stars have dis
appeared. One of them, situated in the
northern hemisphere, presented peculiar
brilliancy, and was so bright as to be seen
by the naked eye at midday. 1t seemed
sbe on fire, appearing at irsi OF dazzling
white, then Of a reddisIlwe low, and lastly
of an ashy pale color. ~ Place supposes
that it was burned up. as il has never been
seen since. The confagraiion was visible
about sixteen months. How dreadful a
whole system on fire, the great central
lumnary and its planets, with their plains,
mountains. forests, villages, cities, and in
haoiants, all in flames, consumed And
here we have presumplive proof of the
truth, and a solemn illustration Of singu-
lar passage in the Bible-"The heavens
will pass away with great noise, the
elements shall melt with iervent heat the
world also and the works that are therein,
shall be burned up.'