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DEATH ON THE PALE HoRsE .-Wesi's great painting, dennminaled as above, is being ex hbited for this week only) al the Second Methodist Church. Hours of exhibition from Il AM. io o'clock PM; 2t to o'cloek PM, and 2 to o'clock al night We shall be surprised if it does not re- ceive subs,nnt,al apprbation from every intelligent person in this es'Aa,ani.y. The Albany Evening Journal. in no.icing it, says:

 "l'he Wginal paia,ing of the Iamented American artist benjamn West. aDc..,2 tie Pale Hoise,' Is now being exhibited al the first Presbyterian Cbuch of this city This celebrated work is so well known throughou, the country, render leuglhy notice ol il from supeifuous iabor The subject is the well known vision of ISL John, in lhe Revela- tions. IL was painted by Mir. West in 1900; was hi ct exhibited in Lond6n, and was afterwards ex- hIbited m Paris in 1902. MT. West took copy from his own picture, much larger than this one, which was purchased by the Pennsy ylsania Academy ol Fine Arts at Phade lpbia, where il is now exhi- biting. Many persons think this original picture the pest Of the two Tn respects The expression in the counienance of Death was never exceled by any artist of mortal mould It combines the ghasily countenance of n corpse taken from the grave, with the most undyng and remorseless hatred; and there IS m II an iron hardness of oexpression, denotng that ihere IS no heart no sympathy, no kindness, no feel ing m the grisly monster. The other figures are, good. There are forty figures in the cansAss.

 our citizens should all go and see the painting. for unless they visit Philadelphia, they will probably never hava an opportunity of vii ing this celebre ted Painting. The admission is low, being only 25 cents." l I,n .It... if.-f T Ia.'t ,l