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M HAVE 10 SOLICIT the people. Baltimore Of
a to visit me this day, at II O'Clock. small BAR
ROOM is established by me, to afford them happy mix
lures, viz. Brandy Punch, Lemonade, Negus, &c. And
my Hibernian friends from the Green Isle of Ern may
have choice, if they please, of Usguebaugh PuAch
and Extract of Mint. offer these drinks GRATIS to
such as will call cannot afford to give fine Wines
but they may be had by the glass. | have Royal Port
and Sherry, Tna Madeira, and Pale Madeira, ID years
in bottle Please TO call and taste. The room is on
ST Pauls street, little Above Fayete street, basement
of the building owned by DIR. Ashton Alexander. a
house opened as Holzman's Mansion House, late
of Virginia. The public most obedient servant,
iy SIT HENRY ALEXANDER
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LOOK 10 YOUR INTEREST.

HHVFRY person or persons, who find they stand in
h need of Mattresses Beds, &C. and wish % plir-
chase will find it greatly TO their interest 20 eau t le
and Light sts where they will find not only the great
EST variety of Beds Mattresses, &c. &C. but they will
Tor terms than AT any other establishment in the city,
EMTHITE COFFEE-o0b bags old White Coffee
w landing and for sale by
JOHN p. ADAMS,
iva BowIyis wifi
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HDLAIIG PA%E;1s.-50 reams Superine Plate
PAPER. of superior quality; for sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHr & NUDGE,
@ % . South Charles street
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BOARD OF TRADE
The following members constitute the Committee on
lrbitrntion for the month of July, 1910.
a. w. Karthaus, Jas. p Erskine,
NJ Bathurst, Robt. p Brown,
G.. r. PeaTce.
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FINISHING TACE<LE.-Just received an as
81 sorimenI of superior TACKLE, consisting of
g. 4 and 5 Joint WALKING STICK RODS
g. 4 and HAZLE RODS
g. and 8 Ash built FLY RODS
so, 100 & $50 yards SILK HAIR and SEA GA IS
LINES
SILK HAIR and GRASS LINES, furnished per gros
Common THREAD and COTTON LINES, furnish
ed per ARTIFICIAL, FLIES, all SORTS
gros Gut, Gimp and Hair SNOODS
Virginia, Limerick and best Kirby HOOKS, by the
1000 or otherwise
SWIVEL'S HOOKS, furnished complete
Als0-A general assortment of WOODEN WARE,
Irvine and Gorage, BRUSHES ofa kinds, for sale al
verv rpdmcrdprices by DUKEHARF y ~.
1Ol l-2 Baltimore street, betwesn South * Calvert
Country Merchants and others invited TO call.
Thankful for past favors, they solicit sare of patron
-aa Ju
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GRAND FENCING EXHIBITION.

GRAND FENCING EXHIBITION.
NGR. r. G.. BAUGE, the challenger or the world
NA respectfully informs the citizens Of Baltimore thai
ING The first term will take place at the GYMNASIUM,
corner Of Baltimore and Charles streets, on the LIST of Ju
~ nj O'Clock in the evening Professors and amateurs
are respectfully invited 10 attend
Mr. H. NJ the exhibition will with pleasure give pre-
;un,s ~ excellences the skilfu in their re-
spectve branches.
The first trial will be with the small sword
Second with the Broad sword.
Third with the single stick
Fourth with the quarter staff ..,,;
frieRds.
lie % IT
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WEBB's PATENT CAMPHINE BURNERS.-Said
Burners are constructed expressly for burning the Can
phne Ol, and are not Intended for Lamp On, spirit,
or any other liquid The Camphine Oil is prepared by
no other person in this country except the subscriber,
who is the sole Inventor and Patentee of the same Ii
cannot be procured from any sourse in the city, except
through the firm of r. Palmer s Co.. los Baltimore ST.
Therefore, ii any compound or liquid offered TO le
public under the title of Camphine or Camphne Oil, it
must of necessity, be spurious article.
Several attempts have been made in the city OF New
York to introduce article made TO initiate the Cam
phne Oil, but in all cases it has been found to nlue
and corrode the burners to that degree, as in short
time render them unfit for All whouse my pat
ent Burners cautioned against the use OF any com
pound or LIQUID, except that sold by the above named
firm or their authorized agents am induced to make
these remarks from having seen and examined an ari
Gle advertised in some of the papers of this cy pur-
morning 10 be the Camphine Oil, but which find to be
the same that recently attempted in New York, the
OF which is both dangerous and Injurious
jy AT A. v. II. WEBB, Patentee
ATOTICE.-An Election for President and Direc
he office of Charles f. Mayer, Esq in the city of Bal
more, Monday the 9th July next between the hours
of and 6 in the afternoon.
FINISHING TACKLE-A general assortment,
4 and BRUSHES of all descriptions, for town and
country.
all sizes and reduced prices, wholesale and retail
an % III No, l0la Baltimore II
uHxp osITIoN OF BOOK KEEPING will
Il = he ready for delivery on Friday, 10Th inst at my
office on ST. Paul's ST. basement room in the building
belonging 10 Dr. Alexander. It will be sent around to
the citizens of Baltimore and others. Price 81 for
book with chart. HENRY ALEXANDER, Compiler
jaAl the papers in the city will publish this times,
and send the cost to a.
n THs-go,0CO / inch Sawed latlls, tor sale bl
az Bowly' VIII icy
| ESOR SALE.-A handsome LOT Containinga about
| u SEVEN ACRES OF GROUND, on Madison St,
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UNION BANK OF MARYLAND,
JrsE, %, 1S40
TE1HE President and Directors of this Bank have thi
Il day declared Dividend of three per cent. for the
last six months on the capital stock of the Bank paya
BILE and after Tuesday, the 9TH July.
ie s1-eoSf L MICkLE. Cashier.
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CLARK,s LUCKY OFFICE,
s. 100000
OIREHART,S VARIETY STORE,
s AiLlPE S,I-REEI,-

DUKEHART'S VARIETY STORE,
No 1911 BALTIMORE STREET.
(Betwee South and Ca vert stree cts,
WETHERE can be had, reasonable terms, tile
w following articles
Sweeping Scrubbing, Shoe, Tooth, Weayers' ann III
ler's BRUSHES - - -
Round, Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, hand
sonely euered
Willow basket CARRIAGES
Bellows Marbles, Baidy balls, common Tops
Baskets, Washboards, towel Rollers
Fishing Hooks and Lines
Hay and garden Rakes
Lime Lemon Squeezers
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays, cake Boards, and rolling Fins
Mudlers: Spoons
Lamp Wicks, assorted; candle Wick
Cane or metal Stays pr Reeds and Cane suitable for reed
makers
Plough or leading Lines
ParIour and kitchen BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Wooden, cassinett, and Cotton
Hand and fly Shuttles: cabbage Nets, &c ,c
baltimore. 5tIl month. ]SiO June f-u.
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UNION BANK Of HIAIsYLAND,}
JusE 30, 1910. (
YEyEHTS Bank will be shut on SATURDAY the 4ih
Il of July 1t is expected that Bills and Notes falling
due that day will be paid Friday the 3d. when pa
per intended for discount Monday must be offered
in / Il. MICKLE. Cashier.
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NICOLA SIS ESQ barrels New Orleans h1olasses,
I'VE landing and for sale by
JOHN P. ADAMS,
iva Bowly's wifi.
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sToNEis's OFFICE.
NEXT To BALTIMORE STREET BRIDGE
Under iEashinaton Hell.

Under Washington Hall
STRANGERS, LOOK AT THIS!
3g DoL LII, or %nol e ' eerson ' %o
was an utter stranger 10 u.s. having dealt with
us before perhaps he had heard of lucS
and had determined to take share of it, We hope all
the mysteries connected with fortunes wheel may
combine to lessen him and every other person. that buys
chances at Stoner's Office. Send your orders on-no
mistake in us.
Grand Scaemes for the week
Tuesday, ofS1 3, 000-Tickets 81
"Wednesday Of S20,000-Tickets s.
Wednesday, / of S6000-Tickets 81
Thursday of SO, 000-Tickcts 50
Saturday, / of 40,000--Tickets $40.
{hz-Orders from all parts of the Union should be ad-
dressed 10 JOHN l.. STONER,
When more particular attention will be paid to them
than when personal APPLICATION is made. Y
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A N INTELLIGENT GIRL, nntover - years
"a of age, who wants permanent home, may get a
9nod situation by applying thisoffee None need ap-
Div but those who can bring good re lamentations
je lS-d4t
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CHEAP AND ENTERTAINING VOL
n IJMEi.-The C.iSKET, published in Phlladel
nina handsomely bound In embossed Muslin; ens si
jsbed with II Steel Plates-among which are the ioi-
lowing
The Rapootnee,
A View of Madras,
Cape Conrovin,
The Favorite OF the Harem,
Mammoth Cave,
The Indian Fru-Seller, ,,
Price 81 ,5O-lnakng year subscription complete
viz 1892 Received and for sale by
WA. N. HARRISON,
Literary Rooms, No. IS ~ Gay street,
near Fayetia st.
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sIIIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF BTALMoRE, JULY 6, 1910.

Our Harbor and river presented beautiful appear
ance on Sunday evening last. change ofwind from
~ to Sc brought up the Bay 80 sail of vessels, small
and large The ship Garonne formerly Havre Pae-
keD now from Liverpool; barque stnbo, from Havre,
with passengers Bremen ship Pilot, from Bremen, with
passengers ship Active, Beard from Liverpool; brig
Harriet, Phillips, from Liverpool; Holland galliot from
Roterdam five steamboats, and feet of coasters and
bay vessels. Under weigh, the time, outward
bound new ship Tippecanoe, for Rotterdan brig Anna
zon for Trinidad, and many Others.
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SPERM OIL II CANDLEs-
- 20 brls & tierces Sperm OIL (fali winter
80 boxes Sperm Candles, for sale by
JOHN p. ADAMS,
o n1,,r.I 81. r,,lnf
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EXCHANGE & LAND OFFICE.
Oh. a. 45 GA GA

EXCHANGE g. LAND OFFICE.
Oh. Oh an % l:iA
THOMAS NJ. GROVES X co.
EEAyIE opened an EXCHANGE s LAND OF
81 FICE in Fayette street, one dOoi from the cor
ner of ST. Paul's St. for the purpose Of transacng ell
business Land Exchange Brokers, on the mos ID
eral terms.
of LAND containing 437 Acres with rvo first rate fish
attached, known the ''sandy Point Estase, in
Charles County, Maryland.
A Valuable FISHERY with two acres of Land, in fee
simple, situate on QUANTITIES Point, I'D Prince William
County, Maryland adjoining the celebrated Fishery call
ed "Oppossums Nose" binding on the Susquehanaa
river.
a number of valuable LOTS in the improving village
OF Havre dc Grace, offering 10 the capitalist good OPP
poanS 1r RRxGK = in aPre de-
Grace, newly repaired, with Lot OF Ground oil SIXTY by
ono hundred feet attached.
One fourth interest in a FARM in Hartford Co., Nd,
at Bells Ferry, binding the Tide Water Canal, with
hundred feet Immediately adjoining the Canal Ba-
sin, where on out-let lock Is about BENG erecteo' Jun
valuable LOTS for sale-apply as above.
jug diff
A NEW VOLUME NOW COMMENCING.
RICH NO. OF GODEY's LADY'S BOOK
N for July, 1870, received; containing centrihaons
fon Mrs. Lydia H. Sigourney Mrs Caroline lie Hentz;
Miss A. NJ f. Buchanan; Mrs. Sarah ]. Hale; Mis-
Cornwall Baron Wilson; Mrs. f. H. E!iet; T. 5 Arthur
Esq l.. A. Wilmer, Esq. and others-embeliished VITA
plate of the Fashions and superb Ste>l Plate OF Con
siantinople, from entrance To the Golden Horn:
Price rs cts pr No. or So per year. The present NO
commences new volume
Office of the Iady's Book,
No, rs N Gay st. near Fayette ST.
VIM N. HARRISON,
Baltimore Publisher.
N B.-Maieti to all arts Of the United States and the
| Canadas.
iea6 diff
| rrS-s FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER
vF The fine low deck brig CHARLES, OBS, mas
So ter; 1900 bbls burtlIen. For terms Apply 10 ule
| captain on board, or TO JOHN T. ADAMS
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TAT OTICE.-An Election for President and Direc
tlrs sfthe Clifton Coal Company, will be held at
ne office of Charles +. Mayer, Esq the city of Balh
MORE on Monday the 9th July next, between the hours
of and in the afternoon.
30 on 0aVt6J
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PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND and IRE
LAND.
Persons in this country DESTROYS of securing
"! ~ Passage for their friends from ENGLAND,
ezsA4Z IRELAND, or SCOTLAND can do so by APP
nlvnr to the subscriber first class Ships, sail from
LIVERPOOL for BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, or
PHILADELPHIA, every month in the year. Terms
liberal and accommodating.
THOS b. ADAIR, Commerce street.
faz-LErrERs from the Country (post pad,) will be
answered by return of maitland DRAFTS for small
can be had as above, payable without discount or COM
mission.
Baltimore, LIST July, 1s40 cod
IRISH and the cause of Emigration, will confer favor
nv giving the above advertisement a few Insertions.
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BALTIMORE REAL ESTATE AUENth,
Is! SOUTH STREET.
- FOR RENT.-A very convenient and well
finn arranged = Stery DWELLING HOUSE, quite
sIa. spacious on fine deep lo centrally situated in
pleasant par of the city.
compete fire proof vault, handsomely fitted up and
pleasantly situated for Office, in South street, between
!" a FOWLER s TYSON
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ESOR SALE.-A handsome LOT Containing about
u SEVEN ACRES OF GROUND, on Madison St,
il is naary opposite st. Pau's Charity School-stssA
and has fine grove of OAKS from about the ".
of which, there is fine view of the river, and Bay
and beautiful situation for houses also never FILLING
soring ofpure water on it,
je 10 ia MES tosl Ely.
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n. NJ. GROVES ~ co,
49, EXCHANGE AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
F.nelte Street, one door from S. Pdtll'S street
wv 900, IN TIDE WATER CA
w NAL FUNDS.
iy3 d
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-05-20
For the Vermont Telegraph.

Brother Murray In your Massachu-
sets correspondent, recognize an acquaint-
ance and friend of former years, from whom
| shall always be happy to hear, so long as
he has any thing Of true metallic value TO
offer Oh the great subject Of revelation. As
to his views Of certain passages Of scrip
ture, as he has brieAy given them in two or
three late numbers Of your paper, they are
50 far aside from anything l have before
seen, that | can have nothing to say con-
corning them, only that they seem through
out to breathe true christian spirit. Ny
object now, Is, to enquire respecting some
thing> in his first communication. He SAYS,
. There are not few who are looking for
ward with fearful anxiety to the year 1913. ;
BY not few he cannot mean, think, a
mGoI7fy, bor even very large minority.
Whatsoever he may mean, l would en-
quire, whether they are found among the
enlightened, and rejecting classes of COM
rr'rrF'y E,se=V~r7 sss.d U:Iur CtIes or .iIV
name, locking &C. Does the writer mean
that this fearful anxiety has pervaded the
public mind in his state generally? Ifso. |
cad bat reiterale the sentiment familiar 10
every school boys ear in the parent State
God save the commonwealth of Niassa-
chusetts'! | wish TO enquire further: Is
The writer himself looking forward with
fearful anxiety to 1913 2 l would state for
my friends information that know NOT On
many as half a dozen persons here in Yer
mont, 10 this nest stuck in a corner Of the
universe who have adopted the Meory to
which he evidently alludes, nor one, who
prdeticaHy believes it.
Further, the writer says, Ito you) he has
been baptized, and by Immersion Does
he mean by this that there i, any other
baptism? Would he say, ! have made a
ball, and it is round,' as if ball could
have any ether form given to it? The
writer entertains views at variance with
Christendom generally Has he been bap-
tied, and yet connected himself with no
religious society Of any name in Chrieten-
dom? Has he entered into no covenant
with any people to be valiant for truth
righteousness and true holiness, in the
earth, and against prevailing iniqui,y in all
It's popular and multifarious shirt and
forms? q
Rutland, May y, 1910.
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ny Moses, Tor an age only, yet il is written:
10 him be glory in the church by Jesus
Christ throughout all ages, qDorId tcnhom
end.' Suppose even that the time Of its do
ration was more than half expired-though
know OF no sign of it III scripture or in
phllosophy-who can cite language of holy
writ so wide from the fact, and that TOO
when speaking literally, as TO call ii the
end because the time was more than half
out. As we'll might the Savior have cried,
1t Is Finished when his sufferings were
only more than half borne But if in this
he had allusion TO the prophecies which
were to be fulfilled on himself, why did he
not say this by the time the following was
fulfilled, He qras led as a lamb to the
slaughter or when he was first nailed to
The cross.
10 close. The readers of the learned
DR.. Clarke have seen in his quotations from
the Rabbins, that these Jewish Drs in their
allegories, when they had spoken Of the law
or Old Testament, would in the same SEN
lPnce tor aynid q saraerces oud 10 appear sub
Time and rhetorical, use arorLd for and in,
stead Of laac, or testament AS, for instance
Solomon was accused Of changing dot Oh
title in the law, which, say they, "would
destroy the qcortd, law fora testament de
tectiVe in part is defective in ALL" A proc
that with the ancients it was not uncom
mon to use arorld for lac, Iispensation o
testament. Truth above all things bearetl
away the victory" n. MERRIAM.
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considerations In Company.

|. Consider, 0 my soul, that. perhaps,
some IN ibis company may be lying under
the wrath Of God. Should not do some.
hing Cor such?
2 Some may be acting inconsistent
WIN lhe gospel, and although | know not,
YET II am spiritual, something may
u'oh which will reach them indirectly.
D. Consider that, perhaps, some of the
company may be hating between two
OpInlous, and waiting for the sanction OF
G,y example 10 determine them in some
0'n5S; bat wo TO thee if thou doest or
'yesl anything which will encourage TO
WI or 70 luk"wdrm profession.
a. Some IN this company nay be be-
s'on'ng glon,-templed, wounded, or
P'Stculrd, and discouraged. Should not
something be sad which has a tendency
"eounirract these evils?
o. Consider what views thou didSt have
those ministers who did not converse
FSVa5ly IN company,-avoid this evil.
Some who are sitting around me at
va or dinner, &c, may be near TO eterni-
perhaps this may be the last company
Ugy will ever BE- in.
1 What, if this be the last opportunity
snail ever have of doing good ?-am |
Improving it? What, if the chilly hand
Death, in the midst of this company,
Sop tie springs of life? What, if thc
apur Of thy departure should come ia this
P%ee-arI thou suitably employed!
Q. Would Jesus and his Anostlcs
would Brainard, Whitfield, &c. have been
ERE IN TuIs company! Would they
toing? "''"' ! a'il
A. 3. Perhaps, my soul, God has
2'hered this company together to olive
wee an opportunity for usefulness. Also
@aS be sure that my being IN TIL.
9mpaoy will tend TO answer some end
,saef 10 HARDEN or RECLAIM. to DEADE,
" quicken, to good or evil.-Dr, Milne
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Religious Miscellany.
solemn Admonltions to Backsliders.


Facts are continually occurring within
the bounds of pastoral labor, which ought
10 send CONSERVATION to the heart of every
wandr rer from the fold Of Christ
Last week | was called TO attend the
funeral of Mrs. b., about two miles from
this village. She was the mother Of IL
children, AID had been with her husband
O member OF cnurcn in Ohio. Since
removing 10 ibis counlry they had never
attended public worship-their Bible. like
their christian character, was torn in pieces
aud lost, and the altar of the Lord broken
down. The woman was i'll in The morn.
Ing, but not so much so as to prevent her
husband and all the larger children from
goiHg 10 their usual business. About 2
o'clock, according to the account Of
daughter 10 years old, she sat down bv
the fire, and her heaL fell upon her bosom;
she spoke to her to raise it up! but there
was no reply she was DLADl And the
soul which had entered into solemn cove
nant with Chris, to be his for ever, had
gone TO answer for her broken VOWS. and
neglected covenant obligations. Il was
Overwhelming TO see the bitterness of
grief OF her husband and II of her chill.
,dren, from one year Old and upward, as
they looked upon her for the last tine
Special effort will be made by the church
10 give them that instruction, which they
were not likely 10 receive from her.
Yesterday, in visiting five miles from
here in another direction, | was told that
Q. family IN deep affection, would be Glad
to See me. A ride of about mile over
the rolling bills of the beautiful oak orch
ard, brough us to their log cabin, situat-
ed IN a lovely valley, with . Iiule clearino
around it, Soon after we were seated
around the great fire. place, they volunta-
ny communicated the following facts,
ruth broken hearts. Several years ago
at tie Est, they protesscd to become
Christmas. They had no family, except
he child Of friend, who died when it
was Il day old: and which they adopted
when il was six weeks old. This child
bal grown 10 BE- young woman of Is
years, and was to them as the 'ewe lamb.
She had been severely afflicted with the
ugne OF this country, and last winter it so
Oyercame her system as to occasion a
dtopsica consumption. In dreadful suf.
FIRING she anguished four months, ill a
few weeks since, and died. During all
b tine. no christian friend spoke one
word to her, or offered one prayer to God
By her bed side. . HAD LIVED so, since
We have been in this country said the
'obbing ftther, "that | could not open my
mouth to speak to her about her SOUL
s"d'"t odng II. On !'-'1T-sne ceRAs Oh
be restored to as"
They seem to be reclaimed, and deter
mined hence forth, to live for God Blu
lhey will go mourning to their graves
that their blcksiidings disqualified thea
utterly to instruct or admonish their be
loved child, till She was removed to eter
nly. No language can describe tn,
bitter repentance those are laying up 70
themselves. who depart from the living
Gol.-Pastor'S Journal. ......
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VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
For tie 7'elegraph.
BRANDON, SATURDAY, MAY ls, Is4o.

For The Telegraph.
THE POOR,
D'o'ser Murray My subject is an un-
pular one. And had you not fully and
'ily declared yourself sci for the de-
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Rutland, May y, 1910.

The subject Of the touching sketches be-
low | suppose to be the son of Gerrit Smith
CT Peterboro', NY. Let parents & children
read the account and profit by the example.
70 be prepared, as were these godly ones,
Tor such an hour, is work worthy of ra-
tlona! mortals. Not to be thus prepared, is
TO be sadly wanting in first duties.
LONELINESS OF EARLY DEATH.
In the later part of April, 1886, being
IN the 18th year of his age, F.tzhnoh
bade farewell forever 10 Prt1rboro. No
more Was he to gladden. the palentaI cir
Gle; no more to ramble among the hills
on which be had delighted 10 gather the
Wild tiower AMI where, in the enjoyment
OF natures simplicity, his boyhood had so
charmingly been developed This, how
ever, he knew not; and with every pros
pect of long life before him, he returned
TO his school in Utica. Ga the seventeenth
OF the next following June, after having
eaten an orange, with a portion OF It's rind,
ne was taken i'll, first with vomiting, which
was followed with painful disease ofthe
bowels. His Case for the first few days
was by turns fattering and discouragin !;
during which time his parents, and his be-
loved Peierbofo nurse, reached Utica to
minister 10 the suffering boy. Attentions
the most unrenltting and tender We're adj