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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-10
Going to Gods Home.
BY EMILY nusrrSoroN MILLER.


On the parlor wall where the first sunbeam
lights it up in the morning, hangs a pictured
face in its wreath of immortelles. The merry
brown eyes and the smiling mouth have moth
ing Of death in their look, but the unfadina
wreath speaks of the crowns they wear beyond
the river. So you do not wonder when the
loving lips tell you that the little maiden
lived twelve beautiful years with us on earth
and then went home in one swift moment TO
" The Fathers House in the Skies
We have many beautiful memories of her
left with US, but none sweeter than Of the lit
tie prattling child Of three years, whose
words and ways seemed so full of strange
wisdom.
Once an old friend of the family called
to spend an hour, and, as he said good-by, he
lifted the little one in his arms, asking light
ly, Well, little Mary, when shall see you
again ?"
"Oh when We get to Gods House." was
hlr instant reply with her beautiful eyes
smiling in his face. The old man went away,
but the words haunted him, and when few
years afterwlrd, he lay dying, he said to
those about him.
"rel little Mary c., have gone to
Gods House, and | shall wait to meet her
there"
Mary lived for twelve years, full of life
and merriment, fairly overtlowing with iroic,
yet those who knew her best knew how much
of deep thoughtiulness was hidden under it
all
Often, during the last winter of her life,
she met with her little mates in the children's
prayer-meetng, and led them in prayer, and
one Of her own family circle said of her,
"We were none of US ready for so sud
den death as Mary" yet no one was more
full of hopes and dreams for life.
She had no long sickness, only slight
cold that no one thought worth noticing. At
midnight she had smile and Jest for her
brother in an hour she was gaspng for
breath aud longing for the morning.
Oh, II the morning would only come
can't breathe in the darkness" was her
constant cry. But just at morning. with the
awful look of death settling on her soft,
dimpled face, she opened her eyes wide in a
food of light, and exclaimed, rapturously,
" The perfect day! The perfect day :"
With that glad cry she went home to
Gods House The gates opened wide to let
her in, and we doubt not there were wecom.
ing hands stretched out to meet her. 1t was
not going away alone to some strange region
1t was a home familiar from childhood
Gods House, where the dear Lord went to
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STARR KING, THE CmLlR rem AND SAINT,
CLAus.--I remember being ut the last Christ.
mas festival of the Unitarian Sunday school
children in San Francisco, which Rev. Thom.
as Starr King ever attended In his afIec.
tionate, genial way, how happy he nade the
children. His own baby, Frtzie, went tod.
ding up to the stage and pleaded " Papa
/ papa :" till he came and, reaching down,
took him up in his arms. The little ones
were growing impatient for the coming OF
Santa Claus Presently messenger appear
ed on the stage and handed Starr King let
ter. Hastily tearing it open he read aloud
the following style Of news " My dear chill
dren | sincerely regret that | shall not be
able to be nt your festival, as it is now very
late in the day, and | am still detained here
in Salt Lake, filling the stockings of Brig
ham loungs large number of children; and
besides, | am informed that the winter SHOWS
are so unusually severe that it would scarcely
be prudent for me to attempt to cross the
Sierras with my reindeers. With sincere re-
greet | remain your friend, Santa Claus. -
Well this is too bad !" exclaimed King,
wping his eyes, and looking at the children
and then at the Christmas trees " but / sup
pose wen have to make the best of it, aud
hope to see him the next year" Thereupon
the youngsters set up such groans and cries
and tears Of disappointment that it was real
y touching. just then another messenger
appeared with a tolegrophic dispatch to this
effect Virginia City, O'Clock p m.--My
dear children | have succeeded better than
| thought, and will be in San Francisco in
quarter of an hour Santa Claus" This
was received with shouts of approval, .and
frightened up the desponding countonances
In moment he came, with reindeer aud jing-
ling bells and loads Of toys all over him, and
sticking out of his big pockets were dolls aud
horses and pop-guns, ETC., the sight Of all Of
which set the children crazy with delight
letter from San Francisco,
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DESPAIR NOT YOU ARE not YET INcURABLF.
RELIEF Is AT HAND!

IsfES TO ruE NoIcE OF ENPERlEScri one Word 10
the Dying should arrest the attention and wake the
alarm o. Young Men IN our community whore many
are sinking under that long array evils that arise from
lhat dreadful scourgc, solitary vice, and other iudscrc
Tons ana youthful indulgenoes. Listen, Young Men,
ere II Is too late, and suffering In encryaed youth pre-
mature old arising from that secret habit which un-
uernines the bodily health and the mental powers Re
%msm9sI mem ana seek the true ply sician pr. FREDERICK
MokhIlL, OF No. is Howard Street Boston. DO not
proerastinate, but 20 oarly-go when unerfing symp
toms tell you your condition when YOU are sensible Of
weakness IN the Back and Limbs Loss and prostraton
~ uo animal Functions and Muscular Power, Dcrange
ment OF the Digestive Organs Dyspeptic Ailments ton
GRAZ uebit( and the common symptoms of Lung Dis
eases as well as the most terrible mental effects such as
neakness OF Mind, Alienation aud Loss OF Memory Rest
sssh.ss IN sleep Confusion of Ideas Depression Of
oPrts llahual Sadness and Disquctude Longing f1r
NhahSe kyl forehOdng, Avoidance Of Society and Love
VI Soiitude and Retirement, Imidity Mental lneus-
nes, Headache and indeed degree Of Insanity almost
terminating In absolute madness. 60 young man, when
nature thus bends beneath the abuse heaped upon her.
go TO DR. Morrill, and he will give you restored health
Nheh the body Is overthrow and the mind wrecked he
Vh and has cured nnumerahle cases Of Nocturnal Emis-
ION aud other terrible inict0ns nom uisrutfu cause
Of disease.
In cases, too, Of Gonorrhna Syphilis, Venersal Com
plants and Others Of similar nature have fears Of
the result you place yourself undor his Charge his Is
the voice Of experience, and lac has cured
than any other living physician-he has administered
10 every form Of Private Disease, and his remedies
sure sale speedy and niallble. perfect guar
anteed, and radical cure is always effected.
The Doctors Female Monthly Drops the only sure
cure all Supprossions and Irregularities that we're
ever ofored for salo in ths city These Drops are NO.
lodged 10 be the best In the world removing
strueons and producing regularity In all Of Female
from cold any other causes They remarkably
mild, safe and sure and the most convincing proofs
their virtues the benefit which have been realized by
afflicted In their The Drops can be obtained al
oloe No ts Howard Street B6ston with directions
for All letters attended TO, and medicines droc
ions, &C., forwarded Immediately. li.65
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1llisGellanenils.


by .. W. tNcuELL
What song should hail the welcome hour
That seos the nation waiting stand
To place the emhlcms Of its power
Within its hero's faithful hand
ResoundIng notes Of martial fame
Mix with The patriotic full acclaim,
without surcease
While gontlor strains the hreozos bear
ON ycrnal wingi and everywhere
Rises thc sentiment and prayer,
let us have Peace
Esuugh that War; icll rage Is pcnt
And Freedom still survives securei
llor statue lonier ani unlcnt.
lIor strength Increased her vosture pure.
Tho Fame his country we'll hcstows
Upon the chief who crushed her i0os
All climcs increasei
But uublUr rings o'cr land aud main.
And n0hler echoes back again,
The manly Christian, sweet refrain.
Let us have Peace 8"
There FROM New England's busy mills,
From where The Miss.sIppi nows.
From whgra tho bursting cotton dlls
The gQlion air with mmlc snowst
From whcro the cleaning nugget. shine
Close noIshnou of tho fruitful yiuo,-
They viii mot cease
The eunnilcss voieos rt.scd 90 greet
The soldier in the rulers scnt
This chorus ever to repeat,
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Business FOR CnmsT-Many years ago
happening to be in South Wales, made the
acquaintance of a Welsh gentleman. He was
then landed proprietor, living in his man
sion. He had been before carrying on an ex-
tensiye business in large town. BY the
death of a relative he had Unexpectedly come
into possession of this property. After con-
siderng whether he should retire from busi-
ness, he made up his mind he should still
continue to carry il on, though not for himself,
but Cor Christ could not help being struck
with the gleesomeness of holy mind which
lighted up his countenance when he said l
never knew before what real happiness is.
Formerly | wrought as master to earn a
livelihood for myself but now l am carrying
on the same work as diligently as if for my
self, and even more so but it is now for
Christ, and every half-penny of profits is
handed over to the treasury of the Lord, and
| feel that the smile Of my Saviour rests up
on me- l think that is an example worthy
of being imitated.-Dr. DtG,
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Mr.. W. A. Peterson Ovid, Mich, informs us that he
has been attended by physicians without much relief
Ihey pronounced his case Consumption, Getting no
permanent relief he commenced using ALIENS LuNG
BALsAhi and ia two weeks entirely relieved. This
only one OF the many Of consumption which baf
merits Of Aliens Lung Balsam.
g; W. n stephens, Druggist writes from Wakerton,
Mich, March 4, 1867, ordering Basam and says 1t
sells well and gives good satisfaction to all"
j 3. hckenny 90. write Irom Chatleld, MINI, Nov.
~, 1866, saying Aliens Lung Balsam Is having an
unprecedented sale in this locality, and has taken the
place Of every other cough or lung remedy and pro
nouneed good BY ALL
r; l.. Tanner, Druggist, At Springfield, rcnn., writes
u.s. Feb TO- 1861 that Mr. Richard Jones of that place
has used sir bottles of Aliens lang Bilsam which cured
him Of disease which Eve doctors had Con
sumption, and incurable lie had been afflicted for sew
Nai years He further writes that the Balsam Is sci ling
nth good eucccea Y, IA
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'". Vlu"I eyes were wet.
Ana there Is no one to take care Of you 2'
10 SIR.
How old are your
~, len last June, sir
The man thought Of his own little boy at
home just ten last june, and a shiyor ofpain
cropt through his heart.
What are you going to do ?" he asked,
wishing to earn more Of what was in the
chlld's oughts
lake care OF myself sir I've got to do
~ now. Aud Jimmy drew himself up and
put on brave look which touched the mans
neait as much as the weakness that showed
l'seIl m wet eyes.
was IT. in the city that your mother di-
ed ?. inquired the man.
h' ~ slr.
no" Yong a8o
il' ouiy 'eree weeks SIR The brave
'0oN wg"' OUT oi h's eyes
w 'e'o uiu u. sne uie
Do"u ln water street. we lived in a
e'liiII' o"V was s'e1 good while SIR and
Loullh I.I.,. WORK ia'her died last winter. But
"' u'N" no any thlh8 LOT u.s.. \ shadow Of
Pe" was ,h 'ne ehilos lace aud the man saw
nun s1uoqgr'
-l , ;i to 4uu',s'oo1 i,1 TOO wen the sad .to-
...i ,'i'' ''''g e, Do5 oou'u '''l--'ne story OF
u'u,''." ia'neI' ana seN, heart-broken
"'o'''g' ny u's in want ana neglect
J. our mother was good and you loved
' .iiu ll lng man
.i,'.'.n''1 'i'0 '''s'' sou eyes gushed over
WIN ',Vtt,, VIZ ,., ,..r
W nay u'u sue tell you before she del? ~
l'e'" '''' "'n' speaking IN a low' tender
'o',S
.. ...,L ,I '''u' 'u'"gIou ''e poy' sotfoWluiIy'
y', WIN .one'ning brave and manly in his
t '''I 'g'i " I'e' never swear Inn
.5' -'i '''u WIN oe your friend and I've
'''e, uon' any oil EN-, sir' ana never Will.
,i ou' "'o''cr 'aush' you TO pray JIM /
"J
80 es, SIR and ! say my prayer. every
night. Sometimes bad boys make fun Of me
out don't mind 1t. just think its God
10 saying en- TO- and then | feel all right"
The man felt a choking in his throat, he
was so moved by this and would not trust
himself TO speak for some moments
goa ls cur best friend Jimmy he said .
alter a ttlc while " aud no one trusts him
Ia VAIN Tie has taken care Of you since
your mother died and If you will be a good
ooy' WIN always take care OF you. Do you
Nno" mat ~ was 'od who led me to the APP
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TnE Mosr BEAUTIFUL HAsD.-Two charm-
ing women were discussing one day what il
is which constitutes beauty in the hand.
They differed in opinion as much as the
shape of the beautiful member whose merits
they were discussing. A gentleman friend
presented himself aud by common consent
the question was referred to him. 1t was
delicate matter. He thought of Paris and
the three goddesses. CHANGING from one to
the other Of the beautiful white hands pre-
sented for his examination, he replied at last,
al give it up the question is TOO hard for
me. But ask the poor, and they will tell you
the most beautiful hand in the world Is the
hand that gives"
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For Enung 14Aen.


pYE BEEN THINKING.
I've been thinhlng rvo hcou thnhine.
What glorious World Nfo this.
Did FOLKS mind their husIncs. more
And mind thoir noighbors lossi
For Instance YOU and J. my friend,
Are sadly prone TO talk
Ofmatters that concern us not.
And others ollos nook.
Two boon thinking, two lcgin
TO mind our own anirs.
That possibly our ncirhbofs mleht
Couifiyc to manage theirs.
we've muiis enough at homo DO mond-
70 may Doe 20 with othcrs,
Itwould sccm strange Ifit woro not.
Since ON mankind aro brothers
Oh would That Ne bad ohirit.
For overy man and woman.
Iors'ronc.. I. tiio mark ofho.s
Who know "tocrr is human
Then lctus Danish Jealousy
Lots lin ou ml'en brother.
And us We journey down f's road.
bl good 90 one anothcr.
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KIND WoRps.-They never blister the
tongue nor lips. Aud we never heard Of any
mental trouble arising from this quarter.
Though they do not cost much yet they ac-
complish much They help ones own good
nature aud good will, Soft words soften our
own souls. Angry words are fuel to the
flames of wrath, and make it blaze more
fereey Kind words make people good
natured Cold words freeze people, and hot
words scorch them, and bitter words make
them bitter, aud wrathlu words make them
wrathful There is such rush of all other
words, in our days, that it seems desirable to
give kind words chance among them. There
are vain words and idle words, and spteful
words, and silly words, and empty words and
bosterous words, and warlke words. Kind
words also produce their own image in mems
souls And beautiful image it is They
soothe, and quiet and comfort the hearer
They shame him out Of his sour, morose, un-
kind feelings. We have not yet begun to use
kind words in such abundance as they ought
to be used. -FaScql
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DANGEROUS PLEAsUREs,-I have sat upon
the sea-shore and waited for its gradual ap-
proaches, and have seen its dancing waves
and white surf, and admired that He who
measured it with his hand had given it such
life and notion and have fingered till its
gentle waters grew into mighty billows, and
had well nigh swept me from my 6rmest
footing. So have seen needless youth
gazing with curious spirit upon the sweet
motions and gentle approaches of inviting
pleasure, till it has detained his eye and inn
prisoned his feet, and sweled upon his soul,
and swept him TO a swift distinction.
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There is an anecdote told somewhere OF
dispute in which boisterous, ill-bred fel.
low called his adversary no gentleman" F"
suppose you think yourself one n was the
reply. {" Certainly do" answered the bull
ly, "'fhen," said the other, :" am not of.
Tended that you don't think me one"
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THE HEAIING pn0Ll

An Essay for Young Men the Crme Of Solitude, and
We Diseases and Abuses which create impodmens 70
iaanNhlAuE with sure means Of Relief Sent In sealed
vtsf enyelopes ffee OF charge, Address, Dr. j. Skill
H. 4is56-daw
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TO HOLDERS OF GOVERNMENT BONDS
SECURITIES AND vALuABLRs.
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS,
10 STATE STREET gOSVON

=. LEE, HloeNsos 4 Co.. offer for rent, Safes inside
also offer receive, Special Deposit as Bailees SO
curtes Of persons living in the country or travelling
abroad Ocers Of the Army and Navy Masters of Vess
els, and others. Circulars containing full particulars
forwarded on application TO
boston, March l. 1868. oise
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Five thousand colored Boys in Blue,
paraded in the Inauguration procession.
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sChicago has another womans suffrage
paper, The Agitator.