Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-26

instance where the individual has perse-
vered in the use of il for the limited time
d. & Co. prescribe.
In order 20 do business in a respecta-
bic style the advertisers have obtained a
License from the State, under whose be-
nevoIent auspices they are legally author
lied to bring The Wives and Families Of
their customers to misery, and to around,
apains and bcggar, and drive to deli-ium
and death, as many as the public good re-
quires. In particular, d. & Co. viii
spare no pains to secure the Eternal Dam
aatI0a Of az many as Will favor them
with their countenance and support To
accomplish these desirable ends, it is on
" necessary for the individual to take
half glass occasionally till be feels that
quantity insufficient to crafty the crav-
ing appetite, which it will soon create
and when this Whiskey appetite is form
ed, the results at which, d.. & Co. aim
are secured, as the person is then prepared
to brave temporal and eternal misery for
the sake of s'another glass
For the accommodation Of their nu-
merous customers, and for the despatch
of their increasing business. Deah q Co.
have appointed a sUf1icient number of ac-
tive agents. who are stationed at conyen-
lent distances IN the streets Of Giles, and
along the highways, cross roads, and in
the villages of every county district
D. & Cos. agents may be known by the
Red-curtG5ned Window, and the sign
over the door-Enterlaiament for Map
and Beast, Refreshments, &c. &c. And
may be found ready for business at all
hours, by day or night, Sundays not ex-
cepted.
Satisfactory references can be given al
the BrideweIs, Lunatic Asyllms, Hospi-
tails, the Gaols, the GalIows, or the
Drunkard's Fire-side.
n. BID & Co. beg to caution all
Tipplers, and Dram drinkers, from Civ
ing heed to whatever Parsons, Preach
ers, Medical Men, and all advocates Of
Temperate Societies may say against
SpIrlt-drlnking, as these gentlemen are
aVowed enemies 10 this respectable soul
notwithstanding business.
The LORDS PRAYER ON THE FIELD
OF BATTLE.-'Let us now says Erasmus.
Imagine we hear soldier among these
fighting christians saying the Lords
Prayer Our Father, saws he 20 har-
dened wretch! can you call Him Father.
when you are Just going to cut YOUR broth
er's throat2 iHal!ored be TIN name
How can the name of God be more impi
ou$'y a"hatI01eed, than by mutual, bloody
murder among you, his sons? TIN
h1ASdom come. Do you pray for The com
ing OF bis Kingdom, while you are trying
to establish an earthly despotism, by The
spliling OF the blood Of Gods sons and
subjects Thy wiN be done on earth as
u as IN hearen. His qciI in heaven is
lof peace, but you are now medi,ating
war. Dare you say TO your Futher in
heaven, Gscs as tbs dag our daiiy
0FeGd E When you are going the next
minute 20 burn your brothers. corniields,
and had rather lose the benefits of them
yourself than suffer. him 10 enjoy them
uhmolested? With what face can you
say, " Forgyre as our trespasses as nee for
g1re that treSPass against u.s." when, so
lar iron JofSlC5nS your brother, you are
gong with all the haste you can, TO muir.
der him in cod blood for an alleged tres.
pass, which, after all. is but Imaginary .
ID you presume to deprecate the danger
OF temptation" who, not without cT.a,
danger to yourselves, are doing ali you
can TO force your brother into danger?-
10 you deserve to be ds!;rer5d from cell,
that Is the eUnI being by whose spirit Won
are guided, in contrlying the greatest nos.
slbie evil to your brolher2"
BLooD HoUNDs.-Ailer all, we suspect
lew thousand dollars will only be
thrown away. Every male Indian has his
rifle, and even blood hounds are not bul.
let proof They may kill women and
children and decrepid old men. Is such
a warfare becoming a moral ard re)i-
glous feople2"-Nee0 Hampshire SEMI, !
mel.