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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-31
rU1O THE AFFLICTED.--Those nfili

THO THE AFFLICTED.--Tho afflicted
IL with disease ofthe Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Dys-
repsia and Liver Complaints, will find in HAL
LOCKS VEGETABLE POWDER & SYRUP,
a eregn remedy, From the abundant testimony
OF its wonderful effects in of the above kinds i,
may safely be said be decidedly the best article
offered TO the public. The operation ofIhis medi.
cine is peculiar mud and safe. Those av iul symp-
toms wheh indicate diseased lungs readily yield 10
This certain remedy when scssonably resoied 10, and
restores the patient 10 that bodily vgor which con.
sumption fef TO it's natural operation surely destroys.
This valuable medicine may be had by application at
the Bookstore Of f. p. WALTON e. SONS, Sole
Agents for this vicinity. Oct "a. 80.
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I11rMedicine is best known by the Cures Il


I NEwToNs PANACEA, or PURIFIER of tho BLOOD
The unparalleled and still Increasing reputation which
ths medicine hos acquired throughout the New England
ana tho many cures has performed and tho great demand
made of II by the advice Of physicians well acquainted with
nave induced the proprietor TO extend its circulation
TO almost every the easion states nd The prncina
towns 70 the United States This panacoa purely
vegetable ana not surpassed by any other medicine Oft.
cred to the ncied as its extensive sale and great popularity
plainly prove IL hes within the last eighteen cured is
thousands of the most obstinate Diseases be noved nv
certificates and pronounced by eminent ply
scans the best medic me IN use Useful information may
be found in circulars containing many certificates of cures and
directions for taking tho medicine etc krhe following nro
appointed agon in the counties Of Washington amoe and
orcans-Monp eer Burbank. Prentiss Panfeid ia II
and Pamer Barre, Farmers and Mechanics Casbury
Brewster; Albany Iovey; 1rosbueh Dairow; Coven
Try, Cleveland Derby Chandler BrswLington stewart
and Strong Greensboro, l. Waterman; Glover Palmer
Simonds Conan and Co ila-dwck, O Crosby Walden e nd
Edwards Cabot upper village Perry and Co; MarshRed
Putnam; Chelsea Hubbard Bookfeld, Beelow aud
SOM strood, Young and Coz HydopBrk Keller; John
son. son. Geo WHUe Wolc9t, Poqaoek Cambridge Wires.
Wetsrmani Waterbury, w Butchns Barton, Hemenway
and Robinson. ss3wsopt3m
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GiibIIISa HOUSE.
FRANKLIN
MINERAL SPRINGS

MINERAL SPRINGS ss - hlItiGhIEi VI
TNHE Subscriber respectfully informs the public, that this
L new and commodous lIouse-crected last season
for the accommodation of such may wish TO partake Of
the celebrated Mineral Water Of the Sphngis open
for tho rec option of visitors. Many additions having been
made during tho past WINTER the subscriber auers himself
that he shall be able to accommodate and give satisfaction
TO ALL who may have occasion resort to this Fountain
of Heah No attention will be spared TO render the sua-
ton of the afflicted as comfortable as possible Families
will be furnished with constructed Tor their convent
ence Parties of pleasure will always find the House open
for their reception and every thing which the peculiar and
romantic situation Affords beng situated upon the banks
ola beautiful bay and suoundedby extensive shady groves
provided for their amusement and health.
Dr. HIENEDERG, of Burlington, will visit the Springs
once week otencr for the accommodation OF such as
may wish his professional services convenient carriage
will be from the Springs to meet the Steamboat at ST
Adams on Tuesdays and Fridays of each week.
tL5S Sail Boat will al all times be in read ness fo
pleasure excursions upon the bay. s. w. WOOD.
Hghgatc Springs May 8, 1871 O5i2"
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

A FRESH and general supply of Drugs,-Sampson
IA Reeds, Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, DR.. Taylor S
Balsam of Lverwort, Mrs. Gardners do DR.. Carriers
mao Pills, Pure Wines aud Spirits for medical purposes
just received and for sale very low by
May IL, l84I SILAS BURBANK, in:
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NJ Office. The subscriber still continues the
IN manufacture of Edge Tools, at his Cash Shop
AT the south end Of the Arch Bridge.
N. b, Axes to be jumped repaired at short no.
lice In the best manner, ground and polished ready
for use All orders sent from distance will receive
prompt attention. HEZEKlAH WARD.
Montpelier, Feb. H., 1910.
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' TTHUMORS! HUMORSM0,

IN UJHUMORS! HUMORS LII
l. HE attention Of that part of the community who are
afflicted with Salt Rheum, Leprosy, ST. Anthonys FIRE,
Eryspias, Scroiua Of any kind directed to a ne
compound which, by internal application proves sure
safe and complete remedy for all kinds Of hGmors. This
wonderful medicine prepared by Mr.. Charles Jones. Of
Clarcmont, N. H. who for years has been afflicted
with the eproy IN its worst possible FORMS and by unwea-
red cSeons in expert nenns upon his own person has
last found complete cure. This compound has
failed of doing its important work where fair trial has been
made and directions followed. Certificate after certificate
might bo here laid before The public It's wonderful eff
fects but the reader is referred those who keep the ar
Gle for sale where particulars and recommendations may
he had. SO confident the discoverei ohs valuable med
icinc that he makes bold 10 state TO the world that
pcle is warranted where directions fu y complied
in New England, and BY E. p. Walton & Sons only in
Montpelier, VI. where particulars may be had. s0f
TTNHE HAIR TIE HAIR !! THE HAIR!!! No bet.
l. evidence is wanting to allow the superiority Of the
genuine Buffalo Oil other Preparations than that
Der of Druggists arc underwriting to initiate it and osng
their miserable limitations on the public for eenuinci rcod
advertisement, beware Of pedlars.
Genuine Buffalo OIL last taking place Of all other arti
ces to promote the growth sof and beauty the hair
its gives it softness that other article does, and
causes to curl beauully-by fee use il will darken and
give the hair gloss it is highly perfumed and gives
perfect satisfaction to all who have given trial You
will observe the signature Of the proprietor, William Brown
also Buffalo O imprinted on The bottle In consequence
of counterfeit which has recently appeared and is
for SALE have been persuaded TO obtain new label
graved copper for which have secured copy right,
entered according to act Of Congress in the Clerks Of
fee Of the District Court Of Massachusetts Any infng.
ment will be dealt with according 10 law, For sale BY
BANCROFT AND RIKER, Montpelier. Jan 1911 If
! nR. TAYLoR's BALSAM OF LIvERWORT for
DCoughs Colds, Consumption, Asthma, Liver Complaint
Pains in the Chest, Raising Blood, Night Sweas, etc,
CERTIFICATES.
have had cough, raising blood and matter from the
lungs pain through The chest and night for six years.
Through the blessing Of God cured by DR.. Taylor's
Batam of Liverwot truly the medicine for the poor
where il does not benefit, the expense is returned.
ALEXANDER SMITH, ISL Forsyth street. and Sex.
June 9th, 1910.
have suffered many from weakness, paptaton of
ho heart etc. and lately cured by Dr. Tayrors Basam of
streets, Brooklyn.
For sale at the Bookstore of E. p. WALToN& SONS
| Montpelier. 7SIc
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go TONS OF IRON.

STORks LANGDoNS offer for sale the best stock
Of mon 20 DC found in the countyl6oo0 lbs Eng Tire
IRON 4ooo Sweaes square and fiat do 1000 American fiat
and round 700 do band do 1000 shoe shape and nail
rods 1900 hame and snah doi iron bars iron axetrees
wagon ooxes pIough points ETC. Backsmths and others
suRp'!ea AZ tne lowcsl teIhs, March 4-94m6
yNoOLENS Broadcloths, Cassimeres. Ves,iogs and
w Trimmings fresh lot cheap, this day received by
ny BAYLiEs' Feb5
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nl,. Wh. EVANS celebrated Cainumllc Tonic
IL and Family Aperirnl Pills, for Dyspepsia, Nerve
Gus diseases Prostitution OF Nervous aud Vital Ener
gy, Liver Complaints, and any Weakness and De-
rangcment OF The Digestive Organs-for sale at The
Ronkslor" Of T.. p. WALTON and Son, Montpelier
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

will leave the Freight Depot ChOrestown and Nashua
every morning Sundays excepted.
All goods to be transported on the rail road going above
CharlesloWn, at the end of Warren bridge,
Goods be forwarded by the morning aim must be
to the Depot as carly as the evening before.
The Company having provided large and commodous
Store Houses both Nashua and CharIesown, and having
completed their arrangements for the transportation Of
merchandise, give notice that they now prepared to
transport all goods and country produce which may be for
waded To their depots and for this purpose have furnished
cafe and covered which will perfectly secure goods
from damage, and careful and experienced men take
charge of the transportation business the depos and
accompany the goods over the road.
The Company determine not only to accommodate the
public, but TO extend every facility in their power, both
teamstors and merchants, having fixed upon the following
rates of freight
S25O per each way between Nashua and Chares.own
Sl,OO per ton each way between Nashua and Lowell.
All regular eamstcls running to the will be carried
the road between Nashua and Charesown, each way
free Of expense 81
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NEW FIRM (!

CHARLES LYMAN having this day taken into mart
" .nership Mr.. HARVEY KING, the business of the
will be hereafter conducted at the old stand Of
Lyman, under the firm Of LYMAN and KING.
CHAS LYMAN,
HARVEY KING
MONTPELIER April |, 1871. O(
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.ROELing Cloths.

STORRS & LANGDONS, agents for M51mpor
~ ter for selling Boiling Cloths. Millers and 9th
be supplied on short notice as low as can be
bought in New York or Boston. MAY 2lu
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MENTIONS JAUNDICE WINE BlTTERS-
N or Elixir of Health, good medicine in all bill
ious complaints, disorders of the liver aundice &c.
for sale by o. bohbANh.
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GENUINE EXTRACT OF TOMATO

GENUINE EXTRACT OF TOMATO
lust received !cw Dozen Of Dr. Miles, To-
y tnoto PILLS These pills are the only snh,ii
rutG for cnlomI ever prepared from lhc Tomutn-
beng an almost inlAliihIc remedy Tor bilious fever
Inflammation ofhe head or chest, rhca nariem any
fornl of Diseases orciuns oiihe liver, Gspep-
sa bowel complaints, ia digestion &c. 1t is cleans.
ing and purifying 10 The systtm, acts in pe'icc har
monv with the kuowL laws ol he, and is undoub'-
cdy ono OF the most valuable tr iclrs ever oGrIcd
for public trial. for sale al tn" Bookstore Of
L.. p. WALTON &, SONS.
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DOUBLE. UMBnICAi.
SINGLE.

Il SEYMOUR MARSH and SON, Canajo-
harie, Montgomery County, New York and forlhat
purpose they have formed copaTtnershp, under the
name and style Of S.Marsh and Son, 10 whom all
orders from abroad must be addressed.
These TTusses are consrucedn many particulars
entirely plan, and their ntages over all
other trusses have been attesed not only BY the
respectable of the Medical Faculty, but by the actual
experiment Of those afflicted with the disease they
intended TO alleviate. The most eminent phi, sicans,
upon examination Of this truss, so decided
TO its superiority, that they cheerully and voluntarily
give certificates to the proprietors 10 be laid before
the public, few Of which may bo seen on the handI
bills. FOrsal by slLAS BURBANK. Mor,tplier
Vermont.
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ASSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT
DIR. TAYLORS
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT,

FL AS been u.cd successfully Tor eight years in
a l. the cure Of these Diseases. Remember, the
oricina ard genuine is made only at 375 Bowery,
n. Y. All Others are spurious aud unauthorized
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lNYA
on.un iiiiAg HOTEL,

TTUGH GOURLEY returns his thanks 10 The public at
large for their very liberal support for eight years IN
the VILLAGE HoTEL, and wishes continuance of their
avors lie has fitted up his house in the best style. II
being situated in the centre Of the village, convenient 20 all
the Stores Post Office cc, the Village Hotel will 90
by the name of G E N T II ii o T l. l.
and he assures the public that there will be nothing wanting
on his part all times, to accommodate the gentleman Of
business the gentleman Of pleasure, and the weary traveller
style not surpassed for accommodation Unreasonable
ness Of fare by any in the State.
fUJSA Stages that leave Montpelier call at this house
for passengers. ~ HORSES and CARRIAGES to let
Montpelier, April 1871. 90
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BROADCLOTiss, CASSIMERES ANB
VESEISGS!

u UFUS II. RIKER, Draper and Tailor,'
stat street, opposite the bank. al the old stand
of l. nikcr 6 Son, has received from New York Il
good and Fashionable assortment Of Broad Cotiy
Cassimrrcs and Vestings. Embruc.nG super H..
btu, brown and olive green Broadcloths super black
Doc Skin Cashmere, do. SUP. black double milled
and drnb Cashmere, black Satin aud Velvet YES
Inss do. plain aud iigur SatIns, Marsaillcs, Va
emca end Worsicd blue, brown and drab Beaver
and Pilot Cloths; Over Coats trimmings ofa kinds
silk cord for coats and surtouts bindings; su5gcs
Slccin Bomb12ncs; Silk; Twist MarshalI's linen
Thread, all coIors aud numbers iis'd su,iu velvet
Buttons do. Listing, do guilt, do brocude and twist
Buttons; SuSpendrrs, Bnsoms, Collars, Drilled Eyed
Needles inch Measures, &c. Sc. Garments well
made and in the most fashionable style. Cutting
done Tor others TO make and WARMED TO fit, short
notice. Grntcmon wishing for fashionable gar
meats respectfully invited TO call at the old STAND
opposite the Bank.
N. Is. The Fall and Winter Fashions for lSic-l
received.
Montpclier Nor. 1870 so GIN
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or Immediately on the arrival Of the cars from Boston,
WAY-PASSENGERS
taken and left at Tyngsborough and North Chelmsford
Persons in Lowell wishing TO take the for Nashua,
will be conveyed to the free of expense by leaving
their qt.the Railroad ticket Office and passengers
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, will be
yeYed to any part Of the city without charge.
Farc} From Nashua to Lowell, 50 cents,
D From Nashua to Boston, Sl,5o.
On the arrival Of Nashua, stages leave for all
parts Of New Hampshire, Vermont, New York and Cana
da via Amoskeag, Concord Kcene, Charestown, N. H.
Windsor, Brattleboro, VT &C.
Books are kept in Boston the Stage Office No and
II Elm stree-aso in Lowell, at all Road and Stag Of
hce IN front of the Depot where be secured in
any Of the coaches and correct information obtained respec.
ting the different sta ge routes
oNsLoW sTEARNs, Superintendent.
Nashua, March 49, lS4I.
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Consumption and Lirfr complaint AS general
remedy ol thrsu dscatcs, ao f,lly satisfied, from
long experience, there is no medicine equal TO DIR.
TuyIor's Btlsam OF LivcrwOu. Bong purely legc-
table, it can be u.td with the utmost SAFETY by all
persons in ", ry coodiio1. II reauscs the lungs by
exuccinraiion, relieves d1i. Uit bteahnk, ard ecens
to heal the cicsl. There can be question, but
this medicine Is certain cure Tor chronic coucha
and colds have used il lor four years in nay prac
tee, aud always ith success.
A. L. ROGERS, NJ. D.
Consumption! The following remarks were taken
from the last number oi the Medical Magazine;
"'rhc surprising effect produced by Dr. Taylor
Bal,am OF Livcrw Ct, 10 -Gmpt'vG cases, tanno'
fail rxciiirg deep and thrilling interest Throughout
the world, We have 80 long hoi,v Wis 4 srast
lconsumrlion durable, that il is diiIic'll 10 credit
our senses when we see prr'nns evidently consump
tive, restored TO heah Vel thus l. a tact OF daily
occurrences how hen question The virtue o.
tho above medicine? Incur ntXt, we Shall he more
expIIct meantime hope phy-cians vii inuk'
tnal 1t This medicine and report lis fleets 10 us"
Ob5rrYGl Bay only Ita which IS made at the Old
Onicc, 37j Bnwcry, n. Y. and which - sold by
agents, +. II. pIeniiss and Sas Burbank Jun
M"urpccf
Useful Information may be obian"d from Circu
lars and certificates in the haud- Of Ogonts.-Prc,
So per bottle 73 emo
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MOFFATT'S LIFE PILLS Il PHOENIX BlTTERS.
A SUPPLY Of the above valuable medicines just recciY.
~ ed for sale by l. II PRENTlSS ,only agent for Mont
peher VI. None genuine except those sold by him.
Montpelier, Aprl 8. 1911
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- -, A STAGE will leave The Pavilion
&sNhA.<-sS- n. House, Montpelier. three times a
[AEasfSsTfSf s5week on Tuesdays Thursdays and
s&2ESRzE-SSe1SS Saturdays, six o'clock A. NJ. for
h@-s--4-"-- ---za NolthfcId Roxbufy, Snowsvil e,
West Randolph, Bethel, Barnard, Woodstock, Soutl
Woodstock, Perkinsvlle, Sarinefeld Charleston, N. H.
and Bellows Falls 10 Walpoe, N II. to lodge next day
Boston also leave Keene next days for Worcester Ms
in which passengers go from Kcono by Worcester Ms
TO New York in twenty six hours.
Returning arrives at Montpelier in two days from Boston
This line intersects other Boston Stages at Woodstock,
the Connecticut river line Charleston and Wapole n.
II also the Forest line for Boston at Charestown n, H.
also the Albany stages at Bethel and Woodstock going
and returning. Books kept the Pavilion.
March 2. 1871. S A BABBIT s, co. Projectors
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CLOCilS! CIOCKSi

A GOOD assortment Of brass and wooden clocks con-
n slany hand and for sale very low by S ABB.
BOTT. 81
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d OCTOBER /, 1910.
BANCROFT AND RIKER have received n large
sortmcnt of wet and dry Groceries which will be sold for
cash or credit. Off
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ENOWN,S VEG ETABLE BALsAMII

ID ELIAER Tor cough, cold AID consump
ton, Rheumatic Lnment for curse Of rheumatism,
and NatGic's Assistant for purifying tn" blood in,
received and Tor sale by T. p WALTON & SONS
allhe MonIpcher Book store. Dec. IA
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@SUGARS, TEAS AND MOLASSES.-2 lbs brown
- Sugar. 1900 lbs D and fine loaf Sugar 10 hhds Mo-
lasses 20chess Tea, o. Hyson ysons HI son Skin and
Black Tea, for sale by Bancrait and Rker. Dec 1910.
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EINE RIFLE POWDER for sale BY S. p, RED
l. FIELD.
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DEEPER, SPICE, GINGER, ETC-5 bags Pepper
Il do Spice, z bbs Ginger do Salaraus do Cloves,
buckets Numegs, So maps of Cassa for sale by Bancroft
and Rker. Dec 1910 Stiff
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DRUGS AND MEDICINE
A FULL supply just received by REDFIELD
n Montpelier, Feb &c
HAlR CLOTH, horse, Gonr, counter and pant Brush
l. es, bar and shaving Soap by PREDFIELp.
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INDIGO Il CAMWOOD.-Stotrs and Langdons have
Il lately received supply Nov |.
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Montpelier, T.. p. WALTON & SONS.
Barre, Thompson & Dodge,
Bare Fulnets K Mechanics Co.
Berlin, Farmers Mechanics Co.
Calais, Walbridge Pierce,
Montpelier, N. Souhwick Sibley & Davis,
Middesex, Farmers and Mechanics Co.
More,own, Winship and Kingsley,
Marsbfeld, Willard Russell,
Mortified, Day and Pierce,
Plainfeld, Bancroft and Rich,
Roxbury, John M. Spading,
Watsield, Foster and Morse,
Warren, Cushmun Morgan end Co,
Warren, J. b. Ralph,
Waterbury, d. w. Carpenter,
Waterbury, Farmers and Mechanics Co.
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH, M. ID.
Sole proprietor of Brandreh Vegetable Universe
Pills in the United Staes of America:
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fENHE GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS by the author of
l. MAY Martin for sale by L P Walton and Sons.
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HOLLOW WARE,

900 CASKS from the Peru Iron Co. on hand and fU
~ sale at Burlington prices adding low freight, by
March g. l84l. SILAS BURBANK JR,
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GLASS, PUTTY and different qualities of LAMP OIL
VI by p REDFIELD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-29

"Rabbi Abimelecl,, il is said the vain glo-
rious man shall fall in the snare Of his own
heart. The time is come, and thou couldst
not stand fast.
"Racca! art thou there I" shouted Abim-
elech as he recognized in the speaker the
voice of the mendicant to whom he had given
aims at the Watergate on the previous eve-
ming.
Burning with rage, he seized the prophet
Of evil by the throat; but the strength of the
old man far exceeded his own, and he flung
him to the earth with violence that shook
his frame. Starting up, he beheld not the
old beggdr Of the Watergatc, nor the Temp
ter Zorah. He was alone-not in the dun
geon of prison, but seated in his little cham
Der, with yellow harvest moon streaming
through the lattice. Several minutes elapsed
before he could convince himself that the
horrors he had undergone were but the airy
painting of dream; and then prostrating
himself on the ground, he exclaimed in the
fulness of his heart.
at is a lesson from the Lord, was PROUD
of my own strength, and when the temptel
came, was delivered to the evil one"
From that day forward, the Rabbi Abim
elech walked in the paths of humility. H,
had experienced the dangers of self-conf
dcnce, and he learned to pity rather tina,
condemn those who like himself, had fallel
IN the struggles with the Temper.