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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-09
Whai Irving Did.

Children, want each of you TO bring a
new scholar to school with you next Sunday,
said the Superintendent Of a Sunday School
to his scholars
can't get any new scholars said sew
eral Of the children to. themselves
am try what | eau do was the whisper
ed response of a few others.
One of the latter went home and said,
" Father, will you 60 to the Sunday School
with me2'
II can't read, my son, replied the father,
with look of shame.
"Our teachers will teach you, dear father, p
answered the boy, with respect and feeling in
his tones.
"Well, III CO." said the father.
He went, learned to read, sought and found
the Saviour, and at length became a colpor-
teur. Years passed on, and that man estab.
lished four hundred Sunday Schools, into
which hrty.fpe thousand children were
gathered A -
Thus you see what trying did. }hat boy's
effort was like tiny rill, which soon swells
into brook and at length becomes a river
His efforts by Gods grace, saved his father
and his father, being saved, led hirty,fce
thousand children to the Sunday School =
Rec. p. b. Po'rer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-09

Il must be mere play to YOU. Don't nut
yourself out, | beg"
" Put myself out indeed :" cried Keith.
clrcatinp 10 the kitchen. Good oraeious
what shall doY I'd Give a hundred dollars
if Mary was only here Where shall ! he.
rin?r
lie drew out the table and set it without
any table.clotb then took off the nlotes and
put on the cloth--tbe very one he had wiped
the dishes on The task completcd. he nut
ON some more POTATOES. and some more steak
burned the steak To a cinder; took of his
potatoes when he did hi. meat. and put them
all on the table There was a loaf of bakers
bread in the cupboard he paraded that. and
then called his guests TO dinner.
4 auizziea smile sprc,d over Mrs Fid.
gci's face al the SIGHT of the rcpnst Keith
was n cold perspiration.
" Ma. my plates all greasy and SOS my
knife: ! can't cat 300 dirty dishes" cried lii.
tie johnny Fidget
And my fork is wet all over with water
that's dropping of the tahlc-cloth aud my
later Amt half billed cried little Sue Fidgct
4 slight noise in the kitchen drew the az
tcntion Of Mr. Keith.
Jupiter ~ cried be, "ii Mrs. O'Flahcrty's
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-09

Anecdotes illustrative Of the timidity of sol
diers at the opening of a battle were always
current among the men, and were repeated
with kind of grim relish which showed that
the subject was one ofparticular interest
One remember, which used to elicit the bois-
ferrous mirth ofcrowds in camp, was that ofthe
poor little soldier whom his captain found keep
ing up bravely to his file-eader while the bull
lets of the skirmish line, which preceded sharp
engagement, were cutting the air about him.
Those who have been in this peculiar situation
need not be told that it gives nervous feelings
to most men and our captain was not surpris-
cd, but was rather irritated, to find his SOL
der lad crying bitterly, although elutching
his musket and never tagging step.
"Now, sir, what's the matter ?" demanded
the iratc officer. "Are you afraid ~
"No-o l amt bit afraid, replied the
poor little fellow, in broken voice; "but |
wish was in my fathers barn..
"What would you do in your fathers barnY"
"Fd 90 into The house !"-Galary for Sep
teHiiCr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-09
Mtisoellanu.


ny D. @. HOLLAND
IT shall ever win homo In heaven
For whose sweet rcst humhly hope and pray
In the great company Of the forgiven,
shall be sure to hnd old Daniel Gray
knew him we'll in f,ot fow know him bcttcr,
for my young eyes on read for him the Word
And saw how meekly from the crystal letter
lie drank the life Of his beloved Lord.
Old Daniel Gray was not a man who lifted
On ready words his fplght Of gratitude,
And was not called among The gited
In the pnyer.mootings OF his noighborhood.
tie had a icv o,d-hshonod words and phrases,
Linked In with sacred tcxts and Sunday rhymes.
And suppose that in bis prayers and gruoc.,
I've heard them all at least thousand time.
aoe him now,--his form, hs flcc, his motons
lli. homospun habit and biz silver hair
And bear the language ofhis tritc dcvotions
Rising behind the stuight-backcd kitchen chair.
can remember how the sentence sounded
" Help u.s. o Lord, to pray and not 10 faint "
Andhow the "conquorng ngaud-to-conquer" rounded
The loftier aspirations Of the saint
llo had sotne notions that did not improve him
Tic never Kissed biz chiidron,--so they .ay,
And anost scenes aud mirest flowers would move him
les thar horsoshoo picked up by uic way
lie had a hearty hatsd Of oppression,
And righteous words for sin Of every Kind
Alas, that Tho tmnsgrossor and transgrcssioa
We're linked so closely In his honest mind.
BE could see naught but vanity 10 beauty,
And naught but weakness in a fond oarcss,
And plticd men whose views Of Christian duty
Allowed indul gcnce In snch foolishncss
Yet thcre were love and tenderness within hmi
And am told that when his Charley died
Nor natures need nor gontlc words could win him
From his fond yigils at the sleepors side
And when they came to bury little Charley
They found fresh dcw-lrops sprnkled IN hs hair
And On hi. breast q rosolud gathered early,
And guessed, but did not know, who placed 1t there
Honest and faithful, constant TO his calling,
Strictly attendant on the means Of grace,
Instant in prayer, and fearful most in falling,
Old Daniel Gray was always in his place.
A practical old man, and yet dreamer,
lie thought that in some strange, unlooked-for way
Ills mighty Friend in Heaven, the great Redccmer,
Would honor him with wealth some golden day.
This dream hc carried In hopeful spirit
until in death his patient eye grew dim
And his Redcemor called him to inherit
The heaven Of wealth long garnercd up Tor him.
So II ever win the home in heaven
For whose sweet rss, humuiy nope ana pray,
in the great company oftho forgiven
shall bc sure to find old Daniel Gray
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-09
. Wen All Meet Again in the Morning."

Such was the exclamation of dying child,
as the red rays ofthe sunset streamed through
the easement "Good-by, papa, good-by )
Mamma has come for me to night. Don't
cry papa ,oe'H all meet again IN The mora
ingf 1t was as if an angel had spoken to
that father, and his heart grew lighter under
his burden; for something assured him that
his little one had gone to Him who said (;
Suffer little children to como unto me, Tor
Of such is the kingdom of heaven"
There is something cheerful to all who are
in trouble in this oven all meet again in
the morning" 1t rouses up the iainting soul
like a trumpet-blast, and frightens away for
ever the dark shapes thronging the avenues
Of the outer life Clouds may gather upon
our path, disappointments gather around us
like an army with banners; but all this can
not destroy the hope within us, five have
this motto upon our lips All will be right
in the morning
II you were to die tonight, would it be
well with you in the morning p Young Reap
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-09

HEAvEN.--A living divine says When l
was boy, thought Of heaven as great
shining city, with vast walls, and domes, and
spires, and with nobody in it except white an
gels, who were strangers to me. by and by
my little brother died. and thought Of a
great city with walls, and domes, and spires,
and a flock of cold, unknown angels, and one
little fellow that was acquainted with. He
was the only one that knew in at time.
Then another brother died, and there were
two that | knew Then my acquaintance
began to die and the flock continually grew.
But il was not till had sent one Of my little
children to his Grandparent--God-that !
begun to think | had got little in myself
A second went, fourth went, and by that
time had so many acquaintance in heaven
that did not see any more walls and domes,
and spires. | began to think of the residents
Of the celestial city. And now there have 50
many of my acquantances gone taat u some
times seems to me that know more IN hea-
ven than | do on earih.'-Chr'sf'aH WE
ness.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-09
il@nral and Religious.


o., JOSH Lrion.
tvntshcd the buildors day by day
Building % church ncross The way.
Block afior block, with incest care,
They piled The granite firm and fair,
And BOT the windows an ablazo
with memories Of Chdsts earthly days.
Wind1ws and woodwork rich and rnrc
ro twiligh, sloomod the noonday's glare.
And euiiaiucd desk aud cushioned scat
Glowed like thc ruhys aicadmst heat
"Thcy build" heard o. man declare.
A housc Of Pride ns much as Prayer"
But quick hs conrade answered, ~
Thcy build o.. in the jewish day
WHOM ofther hcat tho people brought
And thc'r h,.t woft tho nrti.ts wrought"
Bui un hs word. Che Gr.t maintained
Tho world iu seidshnes has gniucd'
And suu Ihcaii Che other my.
With .hak'ns bead, hIs pleasant Na, 90
And 90 myselfau sonly aid.
A thousand blessing. DO hls heads
For be In puros. truth ha. cnught
THE charity that Jesus taught
And UNTO bim ,he House ofGol
ny angel feet is alway. tod,"
Par each man ihrosgh his own heart -ce-.
Andsoagreo. OR d'.aerccs
And in mo- temple built with hand.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-09
MORE CAUSES or BLOOD POISON.

fre,s we labor undue excitement sonctincs occa-
sion ,,t, sickness by causing an accelerated motion 10
the hioa O. ief fear aud anxiety hurt hy making the
blood to eirsrlat, slower Both causes may produce se-
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-09

Our reasons and we trust iusthcaton for calling
the public attention 10 MorHEn BAmrr's QuIErNG
SYRUP arc furnished by the frequency and mtality OF
the diseases Of infancy and childhood So alarming and
serious the deeeases, that one ed In three de' be-
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remedy (Which contains Morphine Poisonous Drug
aHd never fails Cshen timely used to eject cure 1t
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aays all pain reduces inflammation eorrcct aedity Of
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makes sick and weak children strong and healthy pro-
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Gripping dc., It never fails to give immediate roller
MorHER BAKLYs QuIETlNr SYRUP, for children IL an
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Doarlors in Medicine.
A. RICHARDS, New London Conn,
Agent for tho United States lhy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-09
Eouth's IJnpartment,


GREEN APrLES.
ml.t. rovumpor
Pull down tho boueh. Bob Imt this nni
Now give % shake, nnd-therc gooi one
lflt SUIT as mellow as mellow can be-
know 'y iio stripe
n must be- rpcf
That's one apiece itr you aud mc.
Green are they Well no matter for TINT,
Sit down on the gfis. and We 70 have chat
And ill toll YOU what old Pnuon Buic
Said lasi sunday oiunrpo fruit
"Ia louatiml troo
Heavily lndcn with beautiful mutt
ror he youth there's love, just .treak,d with rcl.
Ana great loy' hanging lusi over iis bead
liupplnuss, honor and great estate,
For those who patiently work and walt
blcssIngsi giid he,
"uf every degree.
h.penIng early aud nptuiug late
Take thcn 10 .ca.on pluck and eat
Iut. my friends .-" Here hc uycurau
on Ai d.h lIAe feeuIar thuudercnp.
And mldc such "a hang
ud Deacon Lang
WOKE up 0ut of hIs Sunday mop
d. Green n.uit. Doe .a.d. Goi would mot Ile...
But hBlf lifs sorrow nud httcmc-.
ilnlt Che evil md arhc and crime,
Camo from tasting before their t.mc
Tho fruits Heaven sent.
Then uu le went
90 DIS @wthly and dnhly wasn't pf.me'
But .iy. nobi wo fellows dout care
Sd much flr mouthiul OF apple ar pear
But what W. llio be- tlio fun 90 uie uiluc,
When tho fesh Winds blow. nnd d'c hanging hn. tIiu
Homo uuns, and sing
In ihcr Dnn4 onc'f w Nht
m he.t laHkgtuc.t tied up hf iH Hrne
hoy're Gntrate roastci s'iore tie Htc
Oi aintor frci aud, % my gct
AREN'T uly nice, though, madc 'r.o pI0.i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-09
pEAFNEss, cATARRn, ooNsUMP-

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A ~, ,atiso on Deafness Catarrh, Consumption and
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paris 80 o any address for ten eentA' =, ..aa
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~ ~ VI No, luently, almost daily wf aontts,
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ment oil paee" . WV RoBERT MoAiUkDY
ORGANIC VIBRATOR.
1t ata into tho ear Is Ho PysdS ,so'h ta ,ar ss XII
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-09

BEAurIruL TuouGnTs--The same God who
moulded the sun and kindled the stars, watch
es the flight of the insect. He who balances
the clouds, and hung the earth upon nothing,
notices the fall of the sparrow. lie who gave
Saturn his rings and placed the moon like a
ball of silver in the broad arch OF heaven,
gives the rose-leaf its delicate tint, and made
the distant sun to nourish the violet. And
the same Being notices the praises of the cher
umbm and the prayers of the little children.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-09

A FRENcn ROMANCE wife Of nier-
chant in the northern part of France recent
ly ran away, and for wonder her husband
went to seek her. He found the fugitive in
Paris, in company with young man, and,
procuring police, he entered her apartments
in the small hours of the morning. After
scene the facts appeared that the young man
was her son by "A former marriage which she
had kept concealed from her husband She
had resolved to come and live with her son at
Paris, and she had the more readily decided
upon journey because her husband himself
was frequently absent from home, and could
give no satisfactory reason. She suspected
an intrigue. "Ah" cried the husband, " lot
us not deceive each other have a daughter
whom kept concealed, and my absence was
caused by visiting her. The police agents
quilted the happy scene.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-09

A boy flls his pipe, and he sees only the
tobacco; but | see going into that pipe brains,
books, time, health, money, prospects. The
pine is filed at last and a light is struck and
things which are priceless are carelessly pulled
away in smoke.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-09

As the sea assumes the most beautiful col
ors when the rays of the setting sun shine
upon it, so also the world assumes the most
beautiful appearance when the light Of heaven
shines into our hearts. Then we feel to say
with David; Let everything that hath
breath praise the Lord
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-09

Isn't il remarkable that railway trains can
run over so many sleepers without waking
any of them2
Our nearest of kiu--Musquitoes. They
are our blood relations.
Good men to attend auctions-Men whose
faces are forbidding.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-09

-Drawing-rooms-Apartments of dem
tist
Winged time-hy-time,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18

come for my forgiveness1 Persia,
you are ninel mine at lastl' and
then he kissed her, and kissed her, in
such q way that Mrs. Bunker declares
she couldn't help flushing all over,
aud crying as bad as a little boy with
cold toes. And now it is all out, and
everybody is duly astonished, and ev-
erybody declares that Mas Anderson
is the dearest aud best woman IN the
world. The whole city is rejoiced TO
be able to claim her acquaintance,
forgetting, probably, how they have
talked aud beat her down, and cut her
off a sixpence or more on every job OF
work she has done.
But now the tables are turned, for
Mr.. DeImere's wife has been dead FIVE
years; Mr.. Deimere is immensely
wealthy; and Mr.. Delmere is to be
married next Sabbath at st. Ste7hen's
TO Miss Persia Anderson. And here
are u cards of invitation"
The dear little old maidi' cried
Carrie. 1t was real good of her to
forgive him-wasn'tit? don't know
as | could have done it, if he had
treated me sol"
e" If he had been Harry Chalmer-
what then?"
u suppose I should have forgiven
him" said Carrie, blushing red as the
! rose on her bosom.
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PENCILS

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Of the above, comprising some ten differ
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Faber's Pencils. All numbers.
Eagle Pencils. All numbers.
Rehback's once Pencil. A splendid ar
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Eagle and Star Rabber-Tipped Pencils.
Blue and Red Marking Pencils.
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INKS.

Carriers celebrated Combined Writing
and Copying Ink-the best in the market
In quarts, pints. half-pints, and school
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Arnold's celebrated Writing FLUID. IN
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Buffers Writing Fluid. IN pIu5s and
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Carmfne Inks. Best quality
Blue, Yellow. and other Inks manufac-
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At a small advance on Eastern cost
Their stock consists in part of the Follow
/ mo a
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Evansville Slate Depot.
~EMPORIUM

KYLE ARE THE AGENTS FOR Que
w of the largest slate -anutactorI
in the country and are prepared to furnish
at tine manufacturers prices, on short no
ice, the following:
Roofing Slate of lferent styles and
QuaIIty
Slate Hearthss
Slpts jams for Fire places; .
SLATE Black Boards tor schools,
slate and Marble Tiles for Floors;
And would part1ealarly call attention to
the fact that the slate Hearths, Ia rs, and
Black Board Is the cheapesJ and best arti-
Gle Tor the purnoss now known.
BABCOCK & STEFLFs
Water, bet. Locust and Walnut SITS.
may293 md -aI
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18

4 Wa9.have stne facility OF the best Me-
IAfnery and Workmen, and viii give AL
work entrusted to us our individual atpsn-
Man,, NIL orders promptly, warrant our
Wngk, and charge reasonable prices.
Orce and Foundry. corner OF Fist and
1e9t Streets, Evansville, Ind.
=. B-Workmen sent to all parts to ut
10 work and do repairing.
Sn&om SCHULTZE. Truman & co.
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Dsa1ers in Steam Guages, Gum Betting,
/ Ia Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes, Boiling
! Rpth. &e., at Manufacturers Prices.
RsE1iring Done at Short Notice.
Wurkmen sent to ali parts to Mt up work
"A Repair Boilers anu Machinery.
1, BHBr All orders will ecelve indiVldu-
AR&aAntaOn, and WILDE pro IL dlledon
"a most reasonable erms.
Dfacs and Foundry on the Cana corner
mf1ImElS Street oct6-dly-A
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FRI NCH ~SYATTONERY,

FRENCH STATTONERY
Such as GRAND QUADR L Note, Letter.
and Commercial Letter; AOyURe Notes
ana Letters; Onion Skin Notes, Letters.
and Commercial Letters; GRAED QUAD
RILLE ONION SKIN Notes, Let ers. and
favorite Papers. for FOREIGN CORRE-
sPONDENCE and Fancy Circulars, is com
pIete. and we are prepared to print them
TO order
We would ask a call from our citizens
and those visiting our city, and especially
the FraterTittys as we feel assured we can
give sucn Inducements as cannot be OBJ
tanned elsewhere.
Give US 8 CAL, and examine orr STOCK.