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- USSEIL'S STOMACH Bl1TERS. may h.
y used in Wineor wa'er.-These celebrated hers
are composed purely Of vege ales Of the most inno
yet specific virtues. They are recommended par
iIclarly for restoring weak constitutions, cleansing
and rengthening the stomach, and increasing the
appetite-aso preventative against the cholera NOR
bus, fever and ague, removing nausea, vomiting,
heart burning, weakness in the breast, pain in the
stomach and other symptoms offaulencc aud ndigcs-
ton. One box will tnciure one gallon. Price 25 cts
a box.
RussELL's lrcH OiNTMENr.--This choice and safe
ointment is said to lie superior 10 any now in use, for
tina, di,agrceabe and loath>ome disease, the ITCH
This Ointment Is so cearjain in its operation that no
per- ,ioubled with The above disorder ough, to he
whou, ii. II is remedy for cu,aneous erupiions,
,corh,c affections of the head, any other breaking
ont which arises from sharp humors in the blood.
| Price 25 cts. a box.
! Rus. ELLIS VEGETABLE BILLTous Pills, or family
phvslc, for general use, in Of Jaundcc morbid
,cn,nlilv of the stomach and bowels, loss OF appetite,
e,id BREATH cos,ivene>s, Piles, and ell d>easeS ars-
ing from hillary derangeinens,-al>o fur correcting
the STATE Of the blood, and cleansing the system Of
| foul and viscld humour> These pills are mid ca
iharc, produt ing nerher pains nor griping ana are
therefore valuable and highly approved medicine
and arc pronounced such by the most distinguished
physicians. Each box containing 3s Pills. Price
| 81! Cts a lox
R,Is,cll's celebrated SALT RnErM OINrMENT.-Thi:
is unqne,tionafy the lest and latest remedy ever ye
offered 10 the public for that obstinate disorder SAIL
RHEUM. Where other means have tailed, il has sue
nv eminent Practitioners speaks volumes in ITS praise
Ii Is equally elcacous in all diseases Of the skin
scad head ring worms, and the most inveterac Itch
&c. &c. Nnmerors certificate, nigh, lie obtained
VI the propror chooses that fair trial shorld lie tl
only evidence offs superior efficacy. Price so cents
box. For sale Ly Peck 8. Spear and Roler Moody
Bnngton DR.. &. F.. Miles, AMI Hull & Cook, Hines
burgh 5. II. barnes, Charlotte; l.. Jane, Georgia
l.. Tyler Essex; Fuller 81 Huntington, Richmon'
Also, ~ the druggist, and merchants gene a.
l hrourho,, the s,a,c. % 81
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90 TIE II Ell

MR.. EDIT OR--Will you please notify this COM
lNl munty that the subscriber has opened stove
Store first door west Of J. & J. Fl. Peck & Co where
lie has n general assortment OF Cooking, Box ano
Paror Stoves, Caldrons, aud Hollow Ware OF The
superior Brandon Castings; al Bucks iiot Az
Cooking Stove, which he is manufacturing IN ms
place. The construction of this stove is such tnat
the frs, and sharpes heat comes directly under tina
boilers and then passes round spacious and equally
heated oven, and requrrs but comparatively iits
fuel 10 put it in operation, and bakes equal to orcE
oven. There might be List of signatures procurea
ms long "a the recommendation Of country r: d
from the highest sources IN The sections where ~ fs
in use but preamble about thi stove or the ankec
Not on useless and if money continues scarce you
must use the less Of it, so don't do without on that
account, but call and try the new Stove.
| BurIin2 ton, Nov. l9, lS4l. S. W. TAYLOR
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NJ ATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE. Tins
~ valuable Vegetable Medicine stands unrivacd
for the following complaints, viz: Dyspepsia or nd
ge>,ion di>ea ed Liver, bilious disorders Drop>y, 18TH
ina, Coslvenc,s, Worms and loss Of Appetite and y
cleansing the stomach aud bowels, cures pains in the
side, stomach and lreasi, colds and coughs Of long
standing, Hoar.ene>s, shorlne>s Of BREATH Nervous.
complaints, etc., which are frequently the eec OF dis,
ease. For Fever and Aguc, it is 4 most valuable pre-
tentative as well As sovereign remedy. Its virtues
sIrpa>s any thing heretofore known in removing 81.
VIlu>' Dancc,-,wo hollle> have cen known to cure
this affecting disease, after having filed every
lion Tor four years. 1t has most powerful influence
in removing nervous complaints 1t is pleasant TO take
and easy in lis operation, that may e administered
to the infant with safety. The above Medicine is very
highly recommended by many scientific gentlemen
and large nnm er of ladies', who have proved the
virtue of the Medicine ~ personal MS" and that ofthe
families. hill ofcericae- accompanies each bottle
| with directions. 1t may lie had Wholesale or retail o
). Britain, Barre, and J. Z. farnam, Fast Williams
town, VI. sole proprei,rs. Prepared from the origin
al recpe for sale by +. II. Prenti>>, Montpelier AM
PECK 4.SPEAR,
Burlington, and in the principal towns the state ;al
directions slgnel in The hand writing ofthe proprietor
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CHURCH MUSIC.

II NJ WRIGHT e. Co. will open within three o,
Il. four day, rom 1900 to 20o0 yds Extra superie,
double around), superinc, fine and common all wool
Carpeiings, which have cen purcha, ell mostly in
N.Yorkal aiciien, and will Q sold vey low rr,,N
Also Twilled and plain Venetian stair carpe,inS,
Hemp and Cotton Competing, OIL cloth, Mats, etc.
Nov. L.
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GROCERIES, &c

ISAAC WARNER keeHs constantly for sale ot his
l. Store opposite :. +. Towards Store.
Coqnac Brandy, Holland Gin, ST. Croix Rum,
Boston Rum low priced Brandy,
Baltimore Gin, Antigua Rum, Cherry do.
Wines, of most kinds and prices, Moasses,
Loaf, Lump and Brown sugars,
Hyson and Young Hyson, II, son Skin and Black
Teas; Box Raisns, Keg do.
Goldfish Salmon, Mackerel, Sounds and Tongues,
Rice, Bar Soap, Fancy do Auspices
Pepper Ginger, Nulnlegs Cloves,
Cinnamon, Salera us, Poland Starch
Mustard, indigo Pepper Sauce, Coffee,
Chocolate Table Salt Candles;
Spanish Seaars half Spanish do
Decanlers Tumblors Lamps, Jars. dc
Also-50O Barrels Salt.
The Liquors are warrened to be the best that car
be bought in New York. Tavern eepers and otheIi
will find it for their benefit TO call and examine then
before they buy elsewhere
Burlington Nov. 5. lSil.
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MARSIALL'> confines unrvalled as a
NA strengthening PLASTER Also, for Rheuma-
for >crnfo,s swe'ling<, sc,rvy sores, Fresh wound,
and for general Family Plaster or salve. For Corns
moreover-ry it pare close, persevere in The use ly
making new application ocra -lonally, and IN time
yonr corns will lie cured. For sale by
PECK & SPEAR,
Burlington Jan. % 1871. 1y.cis
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FG UryS M HING ~

MISTERIOUS!--A gentleman belonging 10
lVl one Of the most ancient and wealthy families OF
this ywho must be well known TO numerous friends
having since the year 1873 mp recently been bent
nearly double, and for several years confined to his
bed, has been restored to good healthhas regained
his natural position-nnd has quilted his car
rage, and now walks with easel! We believe this is
the enileman'> own description as near as possible,
and there exaggeraiion in it. We will give inqul
rcrs his address, and doubt not humane feelings Will
exc Sc the liberty; so that any one doubling, may
kno,c these facts-.hough he requests his name may
not appear in print. Among other instances, Mr.. Jas
G. Reynolds, l44 Christie street, has been restored
and will give personal assurances of the facts of his
case Both were rheumatism, and contracted cords
and sncws. How has this cen done?
| Ansuer. Bgihe Indian Vegetable Etirer IN
ternal,N and Hewes' Nerre and Bone Linimcn
externally. Jan. 20, 1871.
Sold only by COMSTOCK 4. CO., II Maider
Lare, Neio YORK. ny
PECK q SPEAR, Wholesale Agents. a few
| doors east of the Post Office, Burlng on, VI.
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500 REWARD.


CT M REWARD has been offered for months
sY wv TO any one who will use bottle Of
Hays Imminent for The Piles,
without being cured. OF thousands Sold in no one
instance has it failed of a cure. Proof overwhelming
to be had where it is sold Its also certain IN
nearly erery case.
(Exlernally,) in the following comprehension the
Piles, for all dropsy, tender feet sore throat, can
GERS or ulcers Group, whooping cough, scald head
Tghtness Of the chest, especially in children foul Ill
GERS of the legs other fungus sores, however obs
nate or long standing, fresh wounds chilblans, etc
LOOK OUT-Some srindiers hare counterfeiteo
This article and putitup rih rarious derices Do no
be imposed upon. One thing only will protect you
it is the name of COMSTOCK d. co.. that nam
must be allrays the wrapper, or you may be cheat
ed. Do not forget it, Take the direction with yol
and test by that. never buy it for it is impossible
for any other to he true genuine. ne
Sold by COMSTOCK q. CO, II Maiden Lane
New York PECK & SPEAR, Whosal
Agents, few doors east of the Post Office, Burling
| ton, VT.
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THE WINOOSKl SASH FACTORY

nOCT. MARSIIAI.L'S Aromatic, Catarrh and
~ Headache SNUFF This Snufis superior to any
thing yet known, for removing that tronhe,ome dis
ease, the Caarrh, and also cold in he Lead, and the
headache u opens and purges ont all distinctions,
sreng hens the gland, and gives healthy action L. The
parts ieciel II is p rrc tree from any thing dele
lerious IN it, composon-has pleasant flavor, and
rs immediate lec', after being used, is Agreeable
Price I cents per bottle.
Doct. Mar,haIl's Vegetable Indian Black PLASTER.
his Plaster is unrivaled for caring scrofous swell.
lings, S,urvy Sores, Lame Back, and Fresh Wounds
pains in The sides, Hips and Limbs and seldom fails IL
give relief in local Rheumatisms. II applied 10 the
sidelt will cure many ofthe Liver Complaints;
and equal, not superior, any thing in use for
corns on the feet the virtues of This Plaster have been
witnessed by thousands Of individuals in the United
States, who have tested It's efficacy. Sold hvthe nro.
prleor; Chas, Bowen, MdiletuIv, Vt, AMI PrcH a
SrEAR, Burllnston vi
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CASH PAID FOR WOClLEN RAGS,

WE wish to purchase 200 ton, of all Wool Rage
w such as old Bed Quilts, Co7crlets, rankeis
Shoes, Shir 5, Drawers stockings &c, including
Mcro, Circassnn, Plads Bombazcts, and every
kin and color all Woo. Goods not lulled felted,
except carpetInr lasting and prunela.
We vi pay four cents per pound for elesn Rags
O! the above dcscuptlnn-no part cotton linen or silk
-in any quantities, delivered a, cur Store, West sids
e tn" Square, opposite the Court House, Burlington
Vermont.
| FJr all Wool Carpotnr, we will pay Il cents per Ii.
HlCKOK 4 CATLlN
ra,lington Dec. TO- le4l
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PAINTING.

THE snhsrilcr Icing thankful for past favors
l. would respectfully sollc, continuance OF the
same and remind his friends and the public that he j.
prepared accommodate them the shortest notice
and most favorable terms IN the various branches in
the a Owe line.
Shop opposite Mr.. C. A. Seymour's Ha, Store,
Pcarsteei, Darlington, Vt. .
JAMES SCOTT
April !, 1871. n43:ly
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FOR SALE.
NHAT large and commodous two sto-
Il l. ~ Brick Dweing House l. Lot

L ry Brick Dweins House : Lot
sssH& situated on the west side of College green
s.AEA at the head of College. street, in this VII
age The House is 80 by 49, with basement story,
with HI chen AM Provision cellars, aud wing 32 by
65. xlendng north on College Green, with wool and
store hon,e below, and rham er> and ,leepno rooms
above large and commoaious Barn, carriage house
ice house, and other ont-hou>e>, and spacious yard
west of the dwelling hon,e, and good dnra' lie we
OF wa'cr of the lest q,alny in the village an a brick
c,iern. One and quarter acres Of land Of The hr>'
uali,v large garden and choice ir trees west Of
the huu e and yard.
The Buildings CONSTRUCTED in modern style, o
the let materials and workmanship, erected ly
The subscriber for his own u,e, and the location af-
iorls very extensive and plea ant prospect Of The
village an lake the West and is not surpassed by
any other IN this part Of the country
As for sale n lot containing acre ofland direct
" opposite the above lot with small conyenien, woo
dwelling house thereon.
Pur,la er> are invited 10 call and cxmine for them
selve.-Terms made known by the sui scrll er on TN
| premc SAM Eli REED.
| Burlington June, l6, 1910. NJ
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FEATHERS, AND FEATHER BEDS, READY
MADE.
Constantly on hand, supply OF warranted Live
Greese Feathers, which will he sold low for cash
WANTED, by the subscriber, Curl and Birds Eye
Maple, delivered at his shop in Church street opposite
the old Bank. c. l.. NELSON
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Oinuer Services.

EARRAR d WAIT have consisnily on hand q
L very handsome assortment Il Dinner sets, with
huuer hoats, sauce and coup Tureens complete, of
lie pink, Milan sprgsed, white granite China and
Bourbon sprgge ware which will lie sol vvrv chear
al their neJ Crockery Store, corner Chiroh and
College sifesis. Darlington
neT 10
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books and PAPER.

~ GOODRICH, one door East Of Farrar e. Wait,
~. Crockery Store, UP STAIRS, has a very genera
coleslon Of Books, including large stock Of school
Books and Paper. All wishing 10 purcha.e will do
well TO call. Produce and domestic manufactures O
every description received in payment. School com.
mrtees firni, hing iov schools shall have hooks era
iuious,y for all children in their disrcrs who.s pa
rents are unable 10 try. Dec. IS
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SELLING OFF CHEAP.

S,TRONGS & Co. now offer their stock Of Goods
- for prices at which purchasers will find i, an OBJ.
ect 10 bnv The stock is large and must be sold PIE
vious 10 the LIST of April rex, when the term of CO.
Sugars, Teas, Spices Ra.ins, Tobacco, cedas1
Salmon. coarse and fms sslt Lamp OIL Molina es y
Iron, Foreign and American, Of every descri, ios
Steel of all kinds, Anvi's, Vices, shoysls. spades,
/ Selves, Stove pip., and stove trmpirs.- rs,r,r.
Sc. eh,ap III cheap, rsr, hap
Zee %. l5l.
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Buffalo Robes.

A SUPERIOR article, Indian tanned; Fur thies
IA and neavy, PeIis .o and pllal l,--will not m
lure hy we'tng. For sac y HlCkOK q CATLiN
West side Court House Square, Burlington, VT
Nov. ~, ls4l.
n. B. Don't purchase until You have priced the
article Of u d. g IS. Also Barrels and Dry Casls.
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LYMAN q COLE

IIAVE received, in addition 10 Their FIR stock Of
] Dry Goods, extensive assortment al kall
and Winter Goods among which will lie found n
great variety of articles fr ladle,' Cloais; Anacc.
Lr>tre 4 very pretty article; Alrarca silk Warp,
Cant leicen, Plain Black Alrinc, Fig'd do, Satin
pnma>k, BrycheIa, Per ian Cloth, French, German,
and English Merno,, Mouene lie lainc and printed
Saxonie-, a great variety and low priceli Goats
Hair and Imitation Camllt'.
SILKS.
small assortment OF rich fed and .tripd s Ike
Heavy Black Canton, Gro lie Swiss, and other s!lSs,
SHAWLS.
| Lupin's lest scarlc' lack, white, and coorod A
few extra size Wor>cl ,hawl> Glove, and Hosiery
a large assortment an unusually large assortment @
American rrln, French and Enrl'h do.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
| Cotton >heclng and hlr,ing; Ticki and Wad
ding Bca he'd Cotton and Merrimac ,hee,ing, very
| low.
TAILORS TRIMMINGS.
| Wor>,cl Bnding, six dc. large rornl and sluar
Mohalr Cords for over coats lll Cor' for dress coat,
Wor>lci and silk SlrFei fyurel slk an We've
Bulon,, new f. ire ewing Xix, Twist and Thr, ad
Pa ding, Canvas, selccia', Coh Jeans, Brown aut
Back Linen; Wor.ted plall for Facing Buttons 70
FANCY HKFS.
A variey ofrlch dc Lame, Chaly, Sill and new
STYLE Fancy Htf,. and Vel.
BROAD CLOTHS.
Heavy doulle mied Broad tloh,; \ aver an
| Pilot Clolhs Rich Diamond Beaver Clnlh, nlso
general assortment Of ellington Mil Cloih..
Gentlemen and Ladies are invited 10 call and exam
inc our very extensive assortment, which we oier
4 rel lcel price, for Cash.
| Burlington, % Oct. 1871.
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Iehigh Oal.
{ IN TONS Lehigh raked, Coarse Coal housed
and kept from the weather for sale by
NOV 20. FOLLEIT If. BRADLEY
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~ 'THE Burlington Brewery is now
<esrr L in full operation, and Beer OF
EH1Ef&H11 the very best quality is kept con
kE.ELXEfT. stantly on hand for sale in whole
A1A;z3N1szS3or half barrels G. PETERSON.
nct
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Cvockcry and Glass Ware.
A FEW sets White Granite Ware, also Glass
a Dishes and Plates, Decanters, Tnmblrrs Lamps,
dc for sale yery low by S. NJ. POPE.
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Imperfect stone Pots.
r A X Il A Il & WAIT,

To Blacksmiths- Blosburgh Coal.
TIME subscribers have just received FORTY tons of
L Blosturgh Coal which for Smiths use Is unsur.
passed by any Of the mineral Goals and where nown
burning freely, j, is highly recommended for CRATES
md domesto use. FOLLETT h BRADLEY
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FOUND.

FOUND.
OR may be found in this village, directly opposite
" the Methodist Chapel an OLD PAINT SHOP,
newly fitted up in good style, where the undersigned
will be glad to wait on his old customers who may
favor him with their patronage.
6m46 X. u. SPAULDlNG.
Burlington April % ls4l.
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LIVE AND LET LIVE"

TT II + snbsor er would respectfully return his
L thanks TO his many patrons forther lavors during
,he past hve years and would also inform them 'ha'
Binding Stock, DC. and will c happy 10 wait upon
all that hal favor him with their patronage, and no
eort on his part shall be spared 10 give satisfaction.
Or >tocb cost moneys therefore, we canno, give IL
away, or sell it below cost, or at cost but what We
have TO sell If we can get an opportunity at a
small advance from cost any one can do and live
by their business individuals wishing TO purcha,r
Common School Books, Stationery, or Blank Books
can have chance 10 test the sincerity Of the sul scr
her,when he says he will sell cheap for cash by calling
at the sign ofthe Red Ledger, College street.
SAMUEL HUNTINGTON.
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SINGLE.
DOUBLE. UMBILlCAL

T 7 received, supply OF Mar,h's cele rate
Truses, of every description for ale by the dozeI
% single, Nov |. PECK d. SPEAR.
iLi~T russes accurately appliedf rec Of h,rge
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SHEETlNGS, Shirtings, Ticking, Wrckng, batuini
y Waillng. Twilrd Couons, Canton Flannei,' &c
For ,ais ~ Nov. l. S.P. SCOTT.
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BURLINGTON CHAIR FACTORY

sae~>~ ~ l.. NELSON continues TIE
IN w. business OF manufacturing
Nsoacslh Chairs at the old sand, of the fol-
IN lowing descriptions: Cull Maple
8: !: !: !.
Ef1oN Grecian, Cane Seat, Common Cane
Nh n; d Flag Seat, Large and Small
MA lsed Seat Rocking, do do Com
v mon do Common Dining, &c. &c,
III All of which warranted first
rate article and will he sold al prices
10 Correspond with the times.
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THE MONITORIAL PEA DER or q Monitor
to Youth holding up to their ric1c Modeis ,rher@y
TO form their olrn Characters. By Daniel Adams
Auitor Of Adams Neu Arithmetic.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-03-30
VOL. XIV. No. 26

| bound " 10 reject! What greater liee,xo
does an aVowed infidel want. than to believe
or dIsbelieVe the whole, or any part Of The
Bible, at his option? Now "let those who
esteem the law Off Ca,iSt above The law
Of God, or one portion o: His truth more
credible than another, i" cease to call those
Inhdels who do-hot agree with them, and
cast the beam o0t of theig own eve. and
repent, and" not only "believe on the Son
OF God" but believe the ESrM1NY OF fe
Son Of GOd.-Jno. v: 80 Luke XVI: 29-31.
Again-Let friend Spear considerin what
kind of a predicament his doctrine Of repu-
dla'ion places, not only ''the ancienjs," but
excepting those who had personal inter-
course with CHRISTI the phole Caaistiass
1co"ld. Previous to the advent, the people
were dependent for the revelation Of the
will of God, on "Moses and The prophets:"
and consequently had no means Of knowing
whether their sayings" harmonized with
the sayings Of Christ" or not. And since
Christ's time, we have been dependent on
"the disciples" even for ",he sayings Of
Christ" suppose an intelligent christian
believes the Bible, because it is OF God;
and not because he has used "certaIn ones,2s
or cer'ain~ Instrumentaliles, to reduce it to
form convenient for his use. .4
Once more: Friend Spear assumes, that
"enou9h has been said 10 convince all those
who are inclined to believe, (and to Others
argument is useless. that Moses should not
be esteemed greater than Chrstsor his dis
ciples," &c. "Believe" what? has dsser-
ton? He has not shown that his charge
has any Foundation, in fact. only con-
Tend that Moses and Christ are eguaI in
! point of authority. And that they are not,
| an not yet 'coHvinced' Whether the
failure, on the part of friend S.. is aG(ribut-
able 10 my want Of 'inclinaiion to bcleYe'
TO his ardnt Of argument, or to Gods te8'f-
n1ony against his argument, let the candid
judge. | think | have given Bible doc
trine: and those who are MOI suited with it
must fnd fault with the Bible rather than
with me-"
FinalIy-If the cause of inG1elty is. to
be advocated through the columns of the
Telegraph, ask that it sha Il come mo Tie
| field without mask, and not
-"stea the livery of the court OF heaven,
To serve the devil in"
have the charity 10 hope that ny friend, to
whom have replied, intended no evil, IN
pursuing the course Of reasoning which be
did in his article: but whether be did or
not, can make no difference in It's tendency
or effect upon the community; nor on my
obligation TO obey the command, "Taem
that sin rebuke before all, that others also
may fear"-1 Tim. Y: 90
! March II, 1912. A. D. Low,