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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-08-17
Asa Smiths Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT II 4 Probate Court held AT ~
Caledonia District jJntu>hury, IN >:id district, "n
lin. 18th ia. -: JAZZ. a u. l>6-
WHEREAS JOIN = Smith. executor ui the last III
w testament III ASI Smith. Iic "i N"N Irr. ia san t.j-
trict deceased proposes L. render .tcCiHlt 81
hi administration an! la present h> drcIu; AGAINST
estate AMI ai""i'.>' ir iLr iGTpe
maxim: partil.. a,i distribution 81 'hy T>:lr 81 Ia! t.
tate under decree 81 sad court. diiH Tie persons VII.
are. uy law entitled To- ia"
Il Is therefore ordered 10y >tIt t:., To-. come
under Consideration and 10" .i!d Probate pIc- i
~ Jpuu>!fIIy. the LIN dlr II Au. - I'D At.
tuTi!rr "rtrli hat Il interested Zoe. mott
c, hereof a., ,Ia ,tJIa cps I.c'ri ii til.-
oIir III, C,i'ia.lI pii,tCi vi. JO.l ~. ilG'r
'Cc.~~:Vcy NIsI~ To- IIsl
;IcN l,ty appear AMI .nI!tc-I iic allowance -..!d
III Tie matter partition ,s. l,I ,hdit. ,a.! estate
b. the Couit-A;iv>t
ASA l.. FREh'i Judge.
tn, .pr o. record -Ajtr>'
Ill" ASI l.. FkaNttl. Ju,-.-
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Era Iiir.. lsiaic.

STATE OF VERMONT. In pr"h,te court he'll Al 81
Caledonia dist iCr- JJ" H'tAiLi ''! i'i >''li
dist icl an the ~, lay ii Ju'. 4 II ~"
instrument pUrppriIu- /" !'- Tia" ii- VIII ana! lost
~ amIarf Of Ezra Id. llt.. 81 J,iii>turv. II
said district rs>ei heii presented T." the court ~
Geo Rilev the executor '!rTe!I name! Tor probate
Il : ordered bl ,ll court that AL l-"i> Cnuc"rn"
the rem notified APPEAR at -t>im ~ >ti Cd Il 10
be holder. II the rroat, uiC. ia ii J'l.>.ErN- the
1ufh uay 81 Au. l-G s.. Cll--. ANY in-N may
hive aims. The pnaaie >,iI Nil IL who. ;lrI'~o
i - further ordered t.lt = copy M r-,'T i rt~
der published .h.c. I.-h~ -i.,r'-iNci, m i!- IA -
nan printed AZ St Juhii,.ury Prev >Iii i. a.,
uonred Tor hetriI.. Asa |. FRENCH judy.
copy "iIecprd Attest.
i4-l6 ASA H. FRENCH. Judge 80: Probate.
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80 600 a YER Ar; made b. any one With 81
- -eOOO s.e",l fools. No expe-er ce necessary
The p,si ems, ,hi ard res urers of bank. ndor,
The circular. Sent free with samples Addr s. the
American Stencil Tool Works, Springfield VI I oct1o
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-08-17

The house and or acres of land. known as
the "We.t place within five minutes walk OF
Fairbanks works. The place contains an excel,
lent spring of water. For price &c: lLqnlIe OF
HORACE FAIRBANKS or E. F. BROWN
April r. 1856. 9Stf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-08-17
A REAL ESTATE
llll F. @ r 5 A L +

The subscriber offers for sale the following proper in
the town of Brighton Lott No. 40 and a. second divs-
ion containing &C "a h, within ( miles OF the
Grand Trunk X. r. and within Z mile Of the proposed
Essex county railroad These lots heavily hnbered
principally with hardwood. There upon them l"o
coed slg naples rsds Of 40 rods upon one OF the
los is SUGAR house two pans ard new huck ets Al
50 for sale
81 ac.ea # land thin l. mile Of Island Pond village
acre Of this cleared and the balance covered with
sprucc nd hardwood timber. ,
Ia. No. l, ID division containing 81 acres, heavily
ti-nh red.
Two new houses in Island Pond village, built LIST year
each - &c feet The lts % lhd feet lhtsc HOUSES
viii rent FOR 400 per year each.
rage shop Just the thing for cirisge furniture or sash
door and blind shop eli her OF which would pay well
mere.
Twenty building l,'- in Isl md Pond village
Also saw mill and dwelling housa East Charlie
ton va.e in Charest II, miles from l. and Pond and
Il mil from Barton Lsnig, together with 2o',mO feet
If good spruce lumber in tie log i'll mill yard. This mill
is ed up with cIcui bou saw, cdger ard slab saws
has good Lead Of water aud is III the midst Of 4 hut
spruce lumber country.
ANY wish inves: in zeal estae will do ell q
mice the bov. described property before purchasing
elsewhere.
would take this opp rtunity inform Ill per'Hns IT.
dcJcd II !oDk account not 10 81 It my oid
p.ce of usncs- (now ecu led by J. 7, krmlton) ard
tile he l. ny accourt viii 'e Pic in tl'
hand Of d. :. Stors, Esq. for immediate clle ion on
the first lay Of August next. 5. ID. HOBSON.
Brig en-, July IL, 1850. 12i9
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Aor5t Notiees.
NOTICE TO HORSE BREEDERS.
NOTICE. lS6G
The only thoroug- bred Sherman Morgan now

Ne 0nly Ih0TOUg Ofed SHERMAN Morgan NoN
on the turf
SHERMAN MORGAN STALLION LION
The celebrated stallion, lion, better known as
the Greeley horse, will stand for the improve
ment of the breed of horses, during the coming
season, az East Burke. Lion is true son Of the
famous Billy Root" formerly owned by EIdad
Root Of Lyndon. His dam sired by the Gel
cn!af1d Btcaelder horse, and he by the old Sher-
lnai Morgan.
TfhNtS.-SS to warrant Mares disposed Of
before tue usual time of oaling, vii be consider
sd with toai. WI. X. STREETEK.
Vast i,urke, Nav %, 1866 j-T
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Take care NJ Mr Young Muscles.
Autuultural.

The season Of long hot days, short
NIGHTS. hard labor. and short rests, has
come. and il seems to me II were well 10
inter a word of caution to farmers. be
they fathers or masters. vino have the
care Of bows. Many a boy i ruined ior
HE in these hari harvest days. Boys
ar, generally ambitions 10 become men
and to do mems work y the tather Is
dad to see 20 much 'grit. and the lad OF
fourteen. perhaps. is allowed to take a
,ltho or cradle. and 90 mt" the field with
fill crown men and see how near he can
keep up With what result His grit
keeps linn alom9 for It while. but the mus
cl,, OF hi arms, and. far worse than tins.
those of hi, chest. soon become strained
L.. what ! 10 Lim unnatural labor. and
h. .,,Iyr- ont" Vet the vital energies oi
yrutll are strong. and ne soon seems TO
recover III, exhausted strength, and AGAIN
rrpt,t- hi- iiort~ But the forces OF nj
t,.rc each time rally more Neb Y. he be
comes weak in the chest. his .lointS be-
come ENLARGED, TIE action OF the whole
system bccomc> luli. .te d0Intlt2 OF youth
!. zone. and in too many CASES hrYtr re-
,urn-. lie enters manhood. not with the
spirit thai gor~ to daily toll with u song,
and returns at evening with a shout. but
with >IirilIc-- step, as II II were a hate
fn drudgrrv. and such TO hum 1t Is.
Farm pursuits become di,ta-trtuI. and are
lett ~, ritc first opportunity, We wonder
som times AT the IRON constitutions OF for
rign.r, WHO seek thcir homes with uo,
The nain secret i, here. Boys are moi
pn H. hard labor there You scarcely
ever had Il young IriSIman of twenty
tlat ha- ever handled a Scvthe previous
to comin- here. |, i considered there te
he work iii for ONLY tuIl grown men.
Think d tins. farmers. when your boy
want to '.pilch IN with the men. and
rive th.m lighter toll. that >hal! Dc
iirllthtuI exercise. not ovrr-;ranlng Ia
bor.--1m14cm lWTca't05t
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LQAHX.

Or. j. II. INDERS' IODINE WiTER
a pure solution O: Iodine, without 4 solvent,
Containing full grain 10 each ounce uf water
The MOST rOwEEFUL yITALIzING AGExr All
REsTogAIivE KNOWN
1t has cured and VII cure SCRnFULA IN all II,
manifold torms-JLCERS, CANCERS. ~
PHLIS. SILT RHEJW-ai.d If has been l.SeL
win astonishing success in eases Of Rheumatism
Dyspepsia, Consumption. Female Complaints
Heart Liver and Kidney Diseases, &c
Price Il bottle, OF for -
Dr- ID ANDERs & Ca. PHYSICIANS and Chemists
42S Broadway, New York,
Also for So e by SETH ". F0WLE 4 son.
10 fremont Street. Boston, and by Druggists
generally. tljan67
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II ECIINNIN9

should ca! 4 t;oyt < Noorc'>, who keep good
assortment II tools anl hardware which they
will sell at the lowest cash prices
IiOYT < MOURE.
May lG l>G5
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-08-17
s'ilE. BEST SilLES.

\ cn.n2i"t, '.ac ~ the nest goods in the mar
lct The 5c>. 70 first Call At
HUTCHINSON & C0RSER'S.
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l.
stylish ca,s;mercs for ladies spring and sum
meg ci;s. HUTCHINSON X COESFR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-06

NI 4: B. MILLER, Proprietor:
PRATT STREET. BALTlMORh, tlD.
This house having been lately th0r"n4G4lT}
renders its accommodations second to none in
tho citv. aug lily
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Clothing, &c.
A RNOLD g. FIELD,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CIOTHS. CASSTMERES AND VESTINGS,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS. AND
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGG
Having disposed Of our interest in the Mer-
chant Tailoring business, at No, 50, King St., to
to O. Neal s. DWelly, and removed to No: 49, we
porpose to offer fory your inspection good line or
the above goods. Our long experience IN the
manufacture of Cloths and Casslmeres, gives
US a great advantage in selecting our sJock,
which we intend to sell at a small advance on
cost
We shall offer great inducements to IallorsS,
as we intend to Keep good trimmings and sell
You viii find in our Gents Furnishing De
partment a great selection of goods IN thas me
alwavs on hand. Give US n call and you Will
never regret it, at No. 50, King street, next
door to Miller's China Store
sep 22-tf AKNOLD q f1hnD.
FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTAB-
Il LISHMENT.
Messrs. O'Neil s. Dwelly having purchased
the interest of Messrs. Arnold 81 Field IN the
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS,
have removed to the Store lately occupied by
that firm,
S3 KING STREET,
Where may be found the best assortment OF
CLOTHS, in this city, both Of FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC manufacture.
Mr.. O. Neil;s ability as a cutter lustlhes them
in assuring their customers a stylish and we'll
fitting garment:
They have also a fine assortment. of gents
FURNISHING GOODS, such as Shirts, Socks,
Ties Scarfs and Gloves Of all kinds
w. Please call and examine our goods and
Judge for yourselves at So King street, one door
east Of Parker's Theatre sep 26-tt
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AIEXANDRIA GAzETIE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
Bv virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND,
By virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Court
of Fauquier county, pronounced the l2th DAY
of December 1862 in the SUIT OF nunt tpar VS.
appointed special Commissioners for that pu ar
bose. will on Friday 9th Of February, 1866,
offer for sale, Oh the premises at pubic auction,
to the highest bidder, a TRACI OF'sLAND,
belonging to G.. III. Bastable in the county Ct
Fauquier, and is the same land allotted to SAID
Bastable, in the partition between him and Jas.
J. Hunton and contains by recent survey 866 ~
ACRES. This is one Of the very finest farms IN
Piedmont, Virginia; is well adapted to the growth
of all cereals and is unsurpassed as Grazing
Farm It beautifully situated on both sides OF
Cedar Run, and is composed entirely of the first
and second bottoms Of that stream. It lies
within half mile Of the Warrenton junction,
on the @. s. A. r. r Ithas upon it q very
VALUABLE MILL fitted for grinding corn,
and which might with small outlay, be made
also also a first. class SAW MILL, in good repair.
The SWELLING HOUSE is comfortable G==a
but small James j. Hunton esq. who lives laal
on the premises, will take pleasure in showing It
TO persons DESTROYS to purchase. 1t IS believed
that no opportunity for q good lnvestmen5, equal
to this has 1or long Time pee'l oliefeo 20 'il0
Terms of Sale:-One-fourth of the purchase
money will be required in cash on the Gay OF
sale The balance in one, two, and three equal
annual instruments to bear lntefesL from Lue uty
of sale. The title to the land will be Wlthheld1
as a security for deferred payments. and the land
will beresold by order Of Court, upon failure to
nav any one Of deferred payments
- JOHN M. FORBES.
B. IL. SHACKELFORD.
EPPA HUNTON.
Faun11ier CO.. de 22-dtd Commissioners.
P S.-The above sale is postponed till Friday,
the 23d day of March, 1866.
J, 5 5. + !: 5 Commissioners.
feb 15-dtd E. II.
r RATIN ( MAO MAoHINEowarranted to give
perfect satisfaction, in separating wheat, and
entirely freeing it from smut. Huntley and
Dabcock's Adjustable Flour Bolt or Bran
Buster.
The Madison Flour Packer.
Utica French Burr Mill Stones.
Scales, Boiling Cloths, Betting &c: &c.
johnson s. Co.'S Celebrated Force Pumps
The undersigned are prepared to suppl y any
thing in the Mill Furnishing Line. For further
particulars and circulars, with full cuts of ma
chimes, terms, &C., &c. Address
KNOX g. SMITH. No, 6, south Union ST.,
Alexandria, Va.
Sole Agents for this city, Georgetown, and vi
cinity, Valley of Virginia, Lynchburg and
Tide water, Va. teb TT
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REAT BARGAINS.
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF

An extensive stock Of WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES and FlAIu REo, PC,
ture Cords and Tassels, &C., can be purchased
at greatly reduced prices at the store Of the I'M
designed, N III, King ST., fourth door above
Washington ST., preparatory to closing business;
Those who have pictures at the aboVe-named
store to be framed, will oblige by calling for
them at an early day:
nov lift JEFF ERSON IACE J.
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The proceed

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS- The proceed
ings of the House were interesting, yesterday,
In consequence Of the majority OF the recon
struction committee reporting joint resolu-
ton for the admission Of Tennessee into the
Union as. a State, on the following conditions
She must maintain In good faith her existing
constitution and laws; exclude all who were
engaged in the rebellion from the right OF sui
frage and eligibility to Office Tor definite
period; repudiate tie war debt. and provide
against any claim being paid for any slave
emancipated or liberated; said conditions to be
ratified by the legislature or people OF len
nessee before this act shall take effect. On
motion of Mr.. Bingham, rep, who made the
report, it was recemmitted, with the under
standing that it would be reported back IN a
few days and called up for consideration. Mr
Rogers DEM, made minority report, signed
by himself and Mr. Order, TO the effect that
as Tennessee has never been out OF the Union,
her representatives be admitted to seats on
taking the prescribed oath Messrs. Wash
burne and Boutwell, gave notice OF a report
thev intended to make. differing both from the
majority and minority reports.
In the House resolution was offered pledg-
ing the United States government to guaran--
tee loan Of fifty millions OF dollars proposed
to be raised by the Republic OF Mexico This
resolution met with considerable opposition,
and on the motion to allow It's Introduction
there was a tie vote, Whereupon the Speaker
voted in the affirmative. It was then permit
ted to be formally introduced and referred TO
the committee on foreign affairs
Resolutions were introduced In the Senate,
and referred, proposing to admit the Southern
States to representation, provided they abolish
all distinctions in civil rights on account OF
color, and consent to give the right OF suffrage
to colored men who have served In the army,
can read the constitution, and who pay tax On
real and personal property. The Senate pas,
sed the joint resolution to pay Miss Clara Bar
ton $4,000 for searching tor the dead bodies
of missing Union soldiers The army appro-
priotion bill was passed in the House.
The Fenian demonstration at New \ ork, on
Sunday last, was an immense gathering. The
Fenian authorities met on Wednesday last, on
board of a ship in the harbour Of Chicago and
made speeches which were wound up with a
resolution recommending that the green flag be
hoisted from every vessel owned by an Irish
merchant in Chicago as soon as the spring
opened.
An accident occurred on the Michigan South
ern Railroad, on Wednesday last, by which two
ofthe cars of passenger train were precipltated
over an embankment. Thirty -hve OF the passen-
gers were more or less injured, some OF them, 1t
IS feared, fatally.
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Professional,
PROFESSIONAL CARD.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. w. .. STEWART, Physician & Surgeon.
A graduate of the Medical Department., OF the
versity of the city Of New York, late Surgeon
U. S. V, having permanently located in Alex
andria Va, respectfully offers his professional
services to the citizens Of this city and vicinity
Office and residence, No. As, north Royal ST.,
(east side,) where he may be found at all hours,
when not professionally absent. no Il
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NEW WOOD YARD.

MR. j. JOHNSTON having opened WOOD
YARD on HENRY STREET, between King
and Cameron, is prepared to offer the best sea-
soned pine and oak wood, in.Io OTIS from one-fourth
of cord to one hundred cords, at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Seasoned Pine Wood -. delivered So
Seasoned Oak......... zoo
S jan 26--1m* J. JOHNSTON.
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ID OBERT i. WOOD,
4 Successor to Ashby & Wood,
contiHuus- to carry on the

contiHuus to carry on the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS:
At the Old Stand No. no. King street
ALEXANDER H. SHAY MAKER (now
with r. g. WOODY would respectfully solicit
the patronage Of his friends
Our STOCK is at all times largeand complete,
embracing, Heavy and Fine French Broad
cloths Black and Fancy Caseneres, Satnett is,
Cloths for servants &c, dc.
A full assortment Of Fl&nnels, white and col
ored. Fine and medium quality Dress Goods
full assortment of Mourning Dress Goods,
Irish Linen, warranted genuine, Linen
Sheetings and PILLOW Case Linens, Superior
Hosiery, suspenders. Shirt Bosoms, Collars,
Cravats, Neck Ties Hair Nets &C.. together
with general assortment Of frst-class DR.
GOODS. to an examination Of which we invite
our old friends and the public generally
dec 14-3rn
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ALEAhI DNlA, II.
The proprietor Of tbs convenient and pleas
antlv located Hotel b3gs leave to call the atten-
ton Of the public to lis reduced rates OF prices
90 TRANsIENT BOARDERs, $2per day:
PERMANENT BOARDERS, with single
rooms, from ST to $40 per week, according; to
size and location Of DOM. Room wyith double
bed for two gentleman, from S. to 81 per week
eccn
GAS BATHS, ard all the convcnlences ne
cessary for the comforts OF nome ana a pien-
tifl] simply of the best the market can afford.
Choice WINES; LIQUORS: SEGARo, &C.
81 "''IIS CHALLENGE COMPETITIONS.
r. FREDERICK, Proprietor,
ian Arm Magnolia House
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Hotels and Restaurants.
q MAGNOLIA HOUSE,

COR, OF DUKE AND COLUMBUS SITS,
ALEXANDRIA, ' 4.
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NFANSION HOUSE RESTAURANT,
IVA No. Is North Fairfax street,

FANSION HOUSE RESTAURAN
IVA No, IS, North Fairfax street,
K T. LUCAS, PROP E lE T Or.
Ladies and gentlemen will meet with every
accommodation pertaining to such an establish
- A choice variety of1IEATS, with POULTRYi,
OYSTERS &C., including every, del1cacy the
markets afford, will be prepared by Pr'tcSslon-
al cooks, snd served by polite and attentive
walters ard at reasonable PRICES: -,
ICE CREAMS and PASTRIES Will be o.
Tbn VINE yalilts will be stocked with select
assortment Of WIN ES ALES, &c.
The Restaurant and Saloon Will be open al
all hours Particular attention. Will De gwen 10
ordaTs from families and parties wishing dinner
or suppJ. ""9 ~
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~. Thereby announcemyself a candldat e 1 p:
the Office of Commissioner OF Revenue, OF falr
fax County, election to take place Oh thursday
" foI $50 GEORGE P WRIGHT.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

my~I announce myself candidate for the
Office Of Commissioner Of the Revenue, in Fair
fax county Having, on the 22d instant, sus-
tanned heavy loss in the deStruc t OF my
life. the votes of my fellow -countymen.
foh oS-te n. @. HUNTER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
TIE Two GARDENS.
4 lRTTnR TO TINE CHILDREN :.

My Dear Young Friends ,--If you will all
come up here. will show you TWO gardens
Just over the way, They are very interesting
because they convey such
usefu, lessons. They are real gardens but l
shall not tell you the real names OF the owners
aud you must guess what 10 meant by the
names,
Mr.. workwell Thrifty owns one of tie gar
dens. Il Ia q great pleasure to look In upoL his
garden. Everything is growing so nicely, and
withal In such perfect order. Not a weed is to
be seen. On one side ia q row OF evergreens;
on another a row OF naples; on the other two
sides are currant bushes. Within, all sorts oil
vegetables are growing 10 abundance, TO sup
| ply the wants Of Mr.. Thritty's large family.
Mr.. Get up-late Sbittless lives next door,
and owns the other garden. II 10 just AS good
| land as Mr.. Thrifty garden ia, but the weeds
have cnoked down ali the onions, beans aud
carrots, squasbes, potatoes, ETC., and IN quite
sure there are not enough OF them to pay foi
the gathering. The fences too are all down.
There are 20 nice trees about the garden, nc
ourraut bushee; and altogether, the garden Is
| q very Improbable al lit
Mr.. Shittless has complained great dea
about the wea her. Il has been too hot or to-
cold or too dry. The cut worm he lhinka de
: voured considerable of the stuff. But none Q
the talk would do. People would not bshes
| II. Iuefe WAS MT luEutt . Bhiueh w SbS s'S,
and his on the other side. What would max
the difference, my dear frieudsf All CUES
you have got the right answer. 1t was .Elues
that made the garden 30 bad. We woa't call
! by any other name; that 10 COED enough. III
= Shittless did not NOT enrich his laad; did nc
u stir well the soil; did not keep the weeds dow
Mr. Thrifty did all these things aud succeeded
. Often while Mr.. Shitllsss was snoring in be
Q In the late morning, or spending the precio'
u hours with drunken companions at the taver
M. Thrifty and the boys would be hoe!ng lu
y tily at the Woodworking them down.
Now, dear children, you know what ha
y told Jou this for. As limited once before, "
81 will come at the meaning before get at 4
e explanation. You know that your minds IN
! be compared 10 gardens, where weeds W
Is grow and choke the good seed il they are D
early cut down. II you early cut down
70 weeds that start to grow In the garden OF 20
u. minds, the good seed will produce ripe, nj
n fruit Have you any bad habits Out the
down now; let them not have place In
ID garden. j. there worm of sin gnawing IL
the fruit that you are trying to raise 7 Kill
10 at oace and let no more OF these pests col
- near.
81 In short, sndeaSor by strict watching a
earnest PRAYER to cultivate good habits.
"a cannot afford to be idle. for il you step try
l. 10 be good and do good, you will be very
no to engage In something mlschievous. X,
ad down all the bad weeds, my little ones.-lR
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