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HbURE WINE kept consi uy on hand ant
H. for sale by SILAS BURBAN {, JR. II

VIZ NOTICE.
w LILLIAN BROWNS Genuine Compound Boneset
Candy Medicated-Price, 10 cents for o. or
ozFor the Of coughs colds, hoarseness, throat
hopping cough ao is in extensive for clearing The
voice Of vpcasis and public speakers Its great reputation
and extensive sale has caused many counteois To be of
iered to the public. 10 years since commenced
making this popular cough remedy. In order get the gem
une for the future observe my stamped in the candy
also the directions signed by the proprietor Every
body is using it and all recommending it, In tact il is
literally in tn, mouth of the whole community.
The certificate If James Richaldso is sufficient show
IFS popularity
hereby certify that within the last forty days have
manuac nred for Mr., WIN Brown, from medicaled decoc
ton, hree thousand hundred and nine pounds of his
Compound Bonset Candy, and stamped it 'Wm Blown,
Boston. JAMES RICHARDSON.
For genuine, call for VIM Browns Bonset Candy, M ed
caed which is for sale in Boston only by the proprietor,
4Sl Washington ST. Preslon Federal st Joseph Kid
der Court St.; Seth Fowle Prince ST.; James Fowle and
Co. Greene ST. $ Garter, Hanover 81. For sale only in
Montpelier by Bancroft and Rlker. Jan lsiI 81
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= AMP OlL.-Spcrm Oil of the best quality, war
"A ranied perfectly pure, for sale by
Sept rs. Il. Ii. PREMISE.
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DIR. TAYLOR'S BALSAM OF LIVEKWORT, Tor
DCoughs Colds Consumpton, Asthma, Liver Complaint
Pains in the Chest Raising Blood, Night Sweatsi etc.
CERTIFICATES.
have had cough raising blood and matter from the
lungs pain through The chest and night weats for six years
Through the blessing Of God am cured by Dr. Taylos
Basam of Liverwor 1t truly the medicine for the poor
where i, does benefit the expense is returned.
ALEXANDER SMITH, Isl Forsyth street, and Sex
ton ofkev. Mr. stilwelI's meeting in Christie street.
June 9ih 1910.
have suffered many years from weakness papitaon of
the heart and lately cured by DR.. Tayrors Balsam of
Liyerwor. Nj. YOUNG, corner Of Tllery and Adams
Streets Brooklyn.
For sale at the Bookstore of L. p. WALToN& SONS
Montpelier. 72if
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III UTHUMORS! HUMORS LIN
J. He attention Of that part OF the community who
afflicted with Salt Rheum, Leprosy, ST. Anihonys Fire,
Erysipias, or scrofula of any kind directed to
compound which, by internal application proves
safe and complete remedy for all kinds of humors This
wonderful medicine is prepared by Mr.. Charles Jones' Of
Caremont, N. u who for many years has hren afflicted
with the eprosy in its worst possible forms, and by unwea-
red exerons in expert nenng upon his person. has
last found n complete This compound has never
failed of doing important work where fair trial has been
made and directions followed Certificate after certificate
might he here laid before the public its wonderful eff
fect but the reader referred those who keep the ar
Gle for sale where particulars and recommendations may
be had So confident discoverei ofths valuable med
icine that he makes bold TO the world that
pete is warranted where directions fully complied
with and fair trial made. For sale at all principal places
in New England, and bv L. p, Walton Sons only in
Montpelier. W vi particulars may be had. s0f
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THE HAIR TIE HAIR !! THE HAlR!!! No bet
i ter evidence is wanting allow the superiority Of the
genuine Buffalo Oover other Preparations than that num-
Der of Druggists cndeavorng 10 initiate it and fosng
their miserable limitations the public, for genuine; reod
advertisement, beware of pedars
Genuine Buffalo OIL taking place Of all other arti
Giles to promote growth so aud beauty the hair
its use gives softness h other article does, and
causes it to curl beautiful by free will darken and
give the hair satin gloss Il is highly perfumed and gives
perfect satisfaction all who have given trial. You
will observe the signature of the proprietor William Brown
also Buffalo OH imprinted on The bottle. In consequence
of a 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 inrng-
nent will be dealt with according 10 law, For sale by
BANCROFT AND RIKER, Montpelier. Jan 1911 If
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and Silver Lever and Lepine,
English French and Swiss
w ATCHES, gold, gilt, steel
and plated Watch Trimmings /;
diamond, pearl, JET, chased and
plain Ornaments; warranted
gold beads, silver spoons sill :
yer plated and Britania Ware +.
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From the ST. augustine journal Of J,tne %.
IATr, EkOM FLORIDA

Colonel Worth and staff arrived here on Sat-
urday last. But few days since the Colonel
made night movement INTO the Pano, ofkee
swamp, in hopes OF surprising alec. IuStenugge.
The troops near daylight made II rash upon he
town, situated on small island in The swamp, hut
it had been vacated over TWO months.
The guide had been one uf Alec's band, and il
seems the policy of the enemy, when one Of the
party is captured 10 change their cncanrln,ntlcst
they should lie used as guides. This movement
and nj night, with the commanding officer in per-
son, is commencement of a new era, aud we are
sanguine Of most auspicions one Col Worth
Inns Sent M express TO New Orleans for the return
of Uiid Cat, his immediate shipment interfering
with the uses which he had intended making OF
him in his capture
The field will again be occupied aud troops
put IN motion, so that the old plan of waiting for
tho enemy, is 10 be changed 10 hunting them A
destruction of his ields--hnrrnssing his cncamp-
ments, and conviction that AT military posts will
he his only safety, will we have every reason 10
believe, bring about a close of this war, earlier
than 10y any other policy Such we know 10 he
the intentions of Col. Worth, aud wc cannot hut
congratulate the country OH the command Of the
army devolving on this most able and gallant Off
GER Colonel Worth is in the finest health, aud
leaves here to-day.
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Distressing Occurrence. On coming to the late
Wing Convention here, Hon. VIM. Hebard of
Randolph, brought his Indy and oldest son ms far
as Mortified, and left them there on n visit to the
family Of Mr. Starkwealher. During the day
(30th uh.) the son, lad OF about eight years of
age, went, without the knowledge Of his friends,
with two other boys TO the river to battle, and get
ting into the current beyond his depth was drown
cd. The lad was in the wnler about twenty min
utes, and all attempts reslIsci,ato him were un-
awaiting. What adds peculiarly to the distress of
the parents is the fact, thai they had brought the
lad 10 Mortified for the reason that they were
fearful lac would have been drowned in their all
srnre II len at home.
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Funny. The loccs AT the late convention re-
solved that the Wing government Of Vermont
ought to he economical, and at the same time de-
clared that Vermont ought TO have not a cent of
the public lands, her share OF the fourth install
ment of tho surplus! To refuse our own proper
" and throw away our own rights, is we suppose,
ioeojoeo economy.
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AccIDENr.-We regret to learn that DR.. Cyrus
Washburn, of Vernon, VI. so well known in all
this region, was thrown from his gig on Tuesday
afternoon and SO seriously injured that little hope
is entertained of his recovery.-The horse slipped
his bride and ran, throwing Dr. W. from the car
riage with great violence upon the ground.
Barre Mass, Gdzeife
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Lightning. For the last two weeks there has
been an unusual number of thunder storms, nc
companied with much Lightning On the evening
OF The 29h ult the meeting-hous at The Factory
village, Mortified, was struck, but not much in
Jured. During the same storm, the house Of Mr..
Alexander Parker, East Montpelier, was struck.
The electric fluid passed down the chimney, to
the cellar, and in its course almost wholly destroy
ed the floor tinIbers aud flooring Of one of the
rooms. In this room were MIR. Parker and his
mother, aged 80 years. Mr.. Parker was struck
down and his clothes set on fire. The old lady
with unusual presence of mind procured a light,
poured pail of water upon her son, which put
on, the fire and brought him to, and then by blow
ing horn called the neghbors to her assistance
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Tho Governor of Cuba has ordered the immedi-
ate erection OF Sunday Schools in Havana, where
the children Of all classes may be educated, free of
expense. The law is liberal one, and accom-
plishes the object completely. The Lancasterian
system Of teaching is TO be adopted.
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prBLC DISTRIBUTION.

See speech OF hIr. Cos, Johnson Of Maryland,
OH our first page We shall conclude this speech
in our neAl. The importance OF This question,
and The direct and immense interest which it has
in Vermont, ought to secure the attention OF eve-
~ render 10 ibis sltech.
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Post Offices. East Roxbury, Siillman Ruggles
appointed Postmaster, vice Shubael Wales reno.
we'd.
Snowsville, (Braintrec,) Abel Lyman appointed
Postmaster, vice b. T. Chambern removed.
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Correspondence orMe .AiLns.

washington, July D.
Senate.-The slight clouds, to which alluded
yesterday, cleared away this morning, aud the
moral atmosphere of the Senate became at
once more pure and tranquil than il has been for
some days. will endeavor now to give you
sketch of the whole ephemera existence of these
unpleasant matters
Mr.. Choa'e said, in the course OF his remarks,
yesterday morning, that he was morally certain,
that the bank bill, as originally reported by the
Committee, would not become a law, at the pres
ent session. He expressed this conviction with
great force, using the strong expression las nearly
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CANCERS, SCROFUL~4 AND VI"
HU.uORS.
DR. REUBEN W. hihl|

It's now at his residences IN GROWN
4 where any one afflicted with Can'e cru.
aud Humors Of any description can '''''''
tention. "A
Without adding long eaiaiog"s % J,'1
to this advertisement, reference > '' -
few individuals who wilt give sash ll' 'D.le
may be requested by those disPoe' % '''
ry, viz: q, ,yho
Charles Davis, Esq. of Danyiut' VI "a by
son afflicted with a Cancer and ou lHo y
Hill. Also, Mr. abrooks, oi paw" Ct
afflicted with a Cancer over the g!
Doctor Hill. Also, reference . hlI
Oliver Going, Waterford, N''a ~
Mark French, DO DO
Thomas WATSON, Esq. Newo''' do
Nathan Blake, ESQ. Cofinih, hurry,
John ArmiugtoH, ESQ - ''' DO
Hazen Low, Ryegatc, p-,,l.v.
Lemuei Souihwofd, West %
Mr. Kent, Waterford y
Mr. Baker, 90
Mr. Hastings, Bath, y. u. N, be n
A great many individuals New
different sections OF Vermont nnu nocior
that have received cures il0'n ,eeollj
their names not being jisiiae' - oDI
might lead TO mistakes, "a Is therA
Jan. lS4l.
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Spl did GOOd 5 /.

NILEGANT blue black, silk ,oaTp, Alpaca, do
Az do cotton carp;
SVk 'oaTp Indiana Cloth;
Ram and figured Alpine;
Cashmanet-a beautiful article for cloahs
SILK warp Cambleteens and Thibet Merino at
SHEDD IL JEWErTfS.
Oct. lS4l 22.hf
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The Pooh The chilling winds of winter and
the descending ow fake admonish US Of the wants
and necessities of consd rable portion Of our |
fe low beings "The poor ye have always with
YOU" said the Redecmer to his disciples; and the
simple declaration Of Tie fact, falling from his
lips, carried with il an implied Injunction adj
minister 10 their wants, a service eminently &C
cepteble TO the Father of US all. The precepts of
the christian religion recommend duty more
strongly than the exercise of charity and OF be-
nevolence: "The Lord loveth cheerful giver;"
I" il is more blessed give than TO receives" che
that giveth 10 the poor lendeth to the Lord" are
declarations in the volume of sacred truth not TO be
misu nderstood nor TO be neglected; and 10 none
is the promise of reward more encouragngly at
taehed. Revelation assures us that in the great
day of final reckoning, the charitable Offices of
those who have ministered To the wants the poo.
the sick, and the afflicted, will be held in remem-
brance. 81 was hungry (wi the son of may saw
and ye fed me-naked and We clothed me-sicb
and in prison and We mnis,eIed unto me:-,nas
much as We did il to the least of these my breth.
eren We did il unto me- recompense like thi.
would be cbeaply bought al much higher rate
thar the bestowment Of all other earthly goods
but like all other gifts Of our gracious beneFactor
the reward is proporoned far above the service
asked. We are not called upon to give all we
have-we are only asked to contribute of our a
bundance-of that abundance " hich has been the
free gift OF Him who has provided for our comfort
is il, then asking too much, that the needy men
hers of His household should in return. receive
portion OF our care? We know not but that W,
have been "blessed in basket and in our store
for this very purpose-for the purpose that we ma
communicate comfort To Others, and ourselves en-
oy the consolation of having performed an ac
meretorious in itself.and acceptable to our HEAVIER
! Father. TIL peace which takes possession
the mind in re trospecting such actions is, of tse
rich reward-ii brings with il greater degree
real comfort than could be purchssedin any 9th
way, by the same a much larger amount Of o.
abstance.-God, in his providence holds Il
strongest inddcement TO the performance of all I,
"f's' he has enjoyed upon his creatures; and
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WILLIAM WRlCHT~S
Eldsa N a. var gaasv Pill,

ERfirriH Ffgefn8sr.
ana farjatsd undeF ths gaatts..iiats sa7s. r.
daaco Of William Nrrat, Nrcc Plt-.|..
the
North .f,RsTtcaH College Of fhaH
NOR tie lreaguaeut suA ears of d.sfas.s
A scrm 90 hIls0us aut nafy uus ffffs .....
small poE, Patns "a the Stomach, hsaa a
consumption, dropsy, scruiula. canasf.
t.aHt Sch head ache, raetwsaf s~Ha aar.
sutsff ehslics, 4, sptPsia, FaiIltaua# q. f.
niC,rs and sores ~ eyeiy hind, a "a
Fss sais ~
LUTHER JENETT. S. IH.a.r
. = g. MECHANICS STORE. - l.
MORRILL, - RANKIN 81 e..
/. q. PARIS s. co. rasaH.-..
CHANDLER a BROWN, F,asaa
J = ID ARLI~ g., rl.H.
O. " EtTES Eas
Gppf.D a. NELSON
FULLER. tDE. a. GO. Lfa.
J ~ NONT. = CO lff.a
, JEGEI~T ~ CO Bio
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A NEW aud valuabl, remedy for the cure Of
"A Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
Wboopng Cough, and all diseases oi inc Lungs
and Wudpipe; extensively used and recommend
ed by the Medical Faculty, to whom the rSc'Pe has
been freely made knOwn
COVERT x Co Proprietors, Auburn, n Y.
HOADLY, PHELPS, < Co. Wholesale Druggists,
l42 Water Street, General Agents, are pre- pared 10
supply all orders Ih, Propretor's terms
The proprietor s now receiving, almost dalY,
testimonials of the hig hest responsibility 70 FAVOR
of his medicine from Physicians, CIeTgymen, aud
OF hers who have become acquainted with ITS ma
lure and effects among which are the following;
From the Boston .nsT Journal, August 70, le4O'
The following is an extract from an Hrl'cie IN
that paper, on "NOTh as LaTyngeuS COhctdioTHR or
Bronchitis :" by Frank H. Hamilton, Professor OF
Maleria Medca aud General Pathology IL Geneva
Medical College
"The Rev. Covert's Mixture, also now used 20
extensively ui this affection byCIcIgy men belongs
to the same class OF stimulating expecIorans, being
one of those lucky combinations 81 mediatni a
gents which, while II promotes exPectofalun, doc,
not ian pair the tone OF the stomach vi MS neui %
cine We lee AT liberty TO speak since It's COMPOSE
ton Is not held Gum the profession, and ve hope
the proprictOrs will soon sec TIT TO give 1t he pub
| lie. We, therefore, venture TO Tecommen, It hav-
| ing employed II Ia our own case, aud IN tie cases
| of many Others, with decided benefit
| To al te.0ri - mag cOnceyH:-This may certify
that have examined the Rev. !, Coverts ingredl'
| enls compounded under lhe name of the BALM 90
LIFE; and believe said compound i happily calCu
lated 10 rucvc persons Of all ages and sexes atIci
| ed with acute aud chronic diseases OF the lungs
! and windpipe, lsS indicated by coughs, dihHuIl
breathing, and gains different parts OF the chest,
if adm stcTed nnder suitable cTcutnstaU ccs ana
! in appropriate doses.
Jos ErH L. PIrNEY, Physician and Surgeon.
Auburn, Angus: 81, 1885.
This &c rifles that hHs!rs yAam'ned i:is Rev. j
Covert's BALM or LIFE, IA all its component
pal Is we do believe II to be Of the beet
pounds for coughs, consumptions, chronic tntlama
tions &c, of which we have any knowledge, and
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sabbath school Boot fcPc
tory.

TNHE undersigned hA. taken 'he ag'H.' y. ..'
L sachusctis Sabbath School ~s't1t'' h''.
the northern part Of Vermont. and o. .-ia.'
on reasonable notice any 81 the pubi- '',i 3.
Society AT the price tor winch thry as ''-
ton.
Catalogues Of the books NAV be c0,a'n'-
piication to- US
Beside Library books, all oi the Qse'Ua-
Published by said Society may be obtained I'd
same terms.
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Er0Jg Ace. O. isuH. vi.h two siHfs Hau-s
4 v.nEnishrt. B1ra, ii.fss Basn, " assf tiaass.
a = end a srrau of hyluz wuirf rsHuiuE al tte
iloy.r srd lirtu 40 nf sad prapsfts 5u tiHf reH-
ne n tbr village and ad1fus oas of thr besi staads
f,r a Sior, iu ihc couufy.
ALSO,
4 new SAW Mill and ol'sr vs. alter Pust'sEes,
on BLACK River and ~ liousr tYi the miileT
ALSO.
Three FARMS vsilAtn one mite uf ths At'Isge.
Az or any Part OF ssid property sold % ncr"umo
date psrcLa.gts CALVIN HARMON
Coventry Pals, Dec q, l-4l. S!-aJ
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The Sabbath schoo, visit

A most excellent work ior rrach,r and
ars, edited by the Rov. Asa BUIL,Eu, uib
piled at the subscription pFiea--J1 c. p
num-Hnd sent 10 most Of thu tsW ~ in tbs
withou, expense TO subscriber.
The Vol CONNIE ed in sau. S1h-crpuon
DO received for the whole Of the present year
back Nos. supplied for 50 eerts, 90 To- 2.
from July for % cents, ar for yeF 500 l
commencing with July, for 70 se",s ,pplCa
CaledonIan Office, July, lSai
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ihsarh 90 ore ass,srua af an rarhif Fs~afa 30 tA'
Observance orhts reqeifraarris, yea "~a'e "'
aronsurss o. torsst hl. .rjaarti.1s Do "aa'r ~"
,iriuous AID uar.ty s-..aa n'r''-s' sl enrs 90 zoe
bapp,uss e blm be- uh4m H b. PsrarHasa -
For ne tra.b 10 tt.s rrarsA o. "~s1 maAe Na
otssr appel tbsa 90 .ss rHssnres of'ii 30 ''ho'a
,,e speak
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TENlIE subscribers having been appointed by the
4 Hon. Probate Court, for tho Dsuict ~ Gale
donna comms siuners, 90 receive, examine, aud adj
Just The caims aud demands Of all persons, against
The Estate Of
ABIAL CHENEY,
tate Of " Waterford IN said district deceased, repre-
scntcd inSolyent aud tho Term Of six months from
the 9th DAY Of November last being allowed, 10y
said Court 10 the creditors u said deceased, 10 eN
hibt and prove their respective claims beiure US
Do give notice, that will attend to the duties of
our appointment at the dwelling house Of Widow
Alrhera Cheney, in Waterford IN said district, IN
the 25th day of January next, and on the 18th day
Of March next, at 10 o'clock, iorenoonj on each Of
al a
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pocGry
Prom the Democratic Review
NJ muNKN " LoNGTrLloW .
-. Z, a.. - n A.

4 Prom The nculcfatic AANNiNN
NJ nrSKr ". LoSGTELIow.
GoD's-A CRE
\ ! tke ,Las aneieu, Saxon phase, which calls
The burial ground, "God's Acre % 70 Is Jusl
Il ronscora,ss each grave within i's walls,
And breathe, a bcuisou % cr the sleeping dus'.
God :. Acre Yes. that blessed name imraft'
ComFor, to those, who in ,ho grave have '"~n
The seed that they have earnered 90 their hearts
Their bread of life, alas SO more their own
Into its burrows shali We all be- cast
In The sure iaith thu ,,c shal' liso ag1in
Al the great harvest, when ,ho Archa"sols blast
shall winro,s. hLo a fiu, the chan aud grain.
Then shall The good s,ard 10 perpetual bloom,
10 tho fair gardens o & the second birth,
And each bright blossom mng'e its perfume
With that Of aowers, wb,h never bOomed On
earth.
With thy rude plough-.hare Death, turn up the sod
And mead the rurrow for the seed We soT
This is the field and Acre Of our God,
This is the place where human haryests grow.
Green Gate Of Paradise let N the sun
Uoclose thy portals, ,ha We may behold
Those fields LILY sian whore bright rivers run,
And waving harvcss bend Ike seas OF gold
rBY Request
LINES, composed on the death Of liEzEKiAn, IN
FAINT son of James and Betsey llncket, :" no died
in Morgan, vi. Nov. IL, 1871, aged IL months
and days
Sweet bate when here, thou vast afflicted
Keen aud was thy distress;
But thy pain was swectly ended
When Thy Saviour took thy breath.
Tho meath the clod thou art sleeping,
Calm and sweet is thy reposo,
For the Lord Thy spirits keeping,
Till the world shall have close
All thy pain is over now,
All thy sorrow past and gone,
And in heaven thou dosl bow,
Around Thy Saviour's gterng throne.
Then YOU that mourn should dry your tears,
And strive TO give your hearts TO God,
Nor suffer once your doubts and fears,
To keep you from like reward. a. f.
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Moral and Ee elisiOms.

CONDESCENSION AND LOVE OF CHRIST.
The meanest beggar, the viiest wretch the most
losthsome, DEPRIVED abandoned sinner, is perfect
" welcome TO the arms and the heart Of the Savior
If he comes with the temper Of the penitent prodi-
gal. To all who come with this temper, he ever
lends a gracious ear; he listens to catch the first
pcniiential sgh he watches their first feeble steps
towards the path OF duty; he prevents them with
his grace, haslens TO meet them, and while they
are ready TO sink nj his feet with mingled shame,
confusion and grief, he puts underneath then his
everlasting arms, embraces, cheers, supports and
comforts them; wipes away their tears, washes
away their stains clothes them with his righteous
ness, unites them TO himself forever, and feeds
them with the bread and water of life Thus he
binds up the broken reed, enkindles the smoking
FAX, and, like most tender, compassionate shep-
herd, gathers the helpless lambs in his arms, and
carries them in his bosom. Thus, by the conde-
scendng grace ofour Emmanuel, heaven is brought
down TO earth; the awful majesty, and inaccessible
gores OF jehovah are shrouded in veil Of flesh;
n and living way is open for return to
God; and SINFUL guilty worms Of the dust may talk
with their Maker face 10 face, man talketh
with his friend.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-12-28
sash, Doors and Bsi-d.,
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