Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

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nret dollar ever put out at interest.
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mo 20 make, as the saying goes, some
eoemies ny opinions ana conyic1ons
exo part OF myself never, as think,
odope views, on any subject. without
thought and investigation, and have al
ways had fashion Of saying about what
believed, and now getting old, 1 don't
expect to change. This is one Of the sa-
lient points in my "make up" and some
times, therefore, have trod on the toes of
those who have acted just as though they
weFe troubled with corns They have
done their best to put me
down, particularly the "rumsellers," and
IN later years, the amiable and lovely
But in every case, as vet,
I never had any enemies but what. with
out Of course any GOOD intention ON their
part, he or she. ifor one she did her in
ierusl best to injure me,) has helped me
to friends, money and fortune. Thank
heaven for enemies. aye meant it unto
eyil-God unto good" Enemies can
never ultimately hurt man who is true
70 his own convictions.
While in Westmoreland, l had a house
fun Of students, several studying medi-
cine--(a study of my own youth as it is
at pyesentl-and also had several who
have since become useful ministers in our
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K.;sA4, = young man of brilliant promise.
but dying early, the victim Of oo..amp.
tion, A. 0. Warren, Edwin Davis and Jo-
siah Marvin, l might also add, that Prof.
]. s. Lee of Canton, whom y boy, con-
Dtantly attended my meetings when in
Vernon, where I preached portion of the
time for eight or nine years, and who mar
ried one Of my Westmoreland Society
girls, making very nice choice. of course.