davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-04-15
Withdrawals during the same period
S credited on 3lst December 1865 with
And debited for

accountant 3 salary from LIST January to 31st December 1869
Assistant Accountant at West End for same time
A Bonus granted the Accountant
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-21

Thankful to his numerous customers io'
their liberal patronage in the past, he respect
fully solicits it for the future -,
NInrrisyiIle Dec 18th, 10. "
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-21
Dauchy 81 Co.'s Adv'ts.

ENREE TO BOOK AGENTS.
We will send handsome Prospectus IF our
New illustrated Family Bible containing over 200
fine Scripture Illustratons to any Book Agent free
OF charge. Address, NATIONAL PUBLISHING
CO., Phila, Pa. 4w4
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-21
THE ATTACHMENTS.

For Hemming, Telling, Rufling, Braiding, Bind
ing, Cordng, Gathering, Tucking, Emhroidering,
aud 50 FORTH are net only numerous, Tut now hrot
to perfection. Most of them be attached or de-
tached by simple move IF the hand. The quail
by of the work can only he fully appreciated on
observation and examination.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-21
ID FAD! READ!! READ!!!

p. P. ROBERTS
Has lust returned from Boston with full assort-
mont of Every thing pertaining to u First Glass
Jewelry and Fancy Goods Store!
lie would cal particular attention to his stock of
WATCHES!
comprlsinr all grades from the cheapest Escape
ment TO tho best Movement of American and For
eign Manufacture, in Coin Silver and Solid Gold
Hunter Cases.
Ho has lust received new assortment of
Scotch Pebble Lenses aad Patent Bows,
which he warrants TO give entire satisfaction.
He has and will constantly keepon hand an e,t ton
siye assortment Of Solid Silver aud Plated Ware,
Casters, Cake Baskets, Tea Urns Cups, hives, and
the Novelty" Revolving butter plsh, ~c,, w.
and full assortment of rich Jewelry OF the Lat
est STYLES, and Toys of every description
He would also announce that he still continues
to be Agent for the
SETH THOMAS CLOCKS,
which are fully warranted and never known to fail,
Also, for Co.sill & Osgood's celebrated
ParaJola Spectacles.
He would also mention his new assortment OF
GINS. PISTOLS, Metallic Cartridges, 6c.' al OF
which will be seld Ut prices corresponding 10 INV
present low price OF gold
All repairing of Clocks, Watches, or Jewelry
entrusted to him, will be promptly and salisiac-
orily attended to.
Call early. and thus have an opportunity TO
soloct from the best assortment ever offered Tor
sale in this county.
Thankful to his numerous customers ioi
their liberal patronage in the past he respect
fully soicits it for the future -,
Morisville, Dee. 18th, 20. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-21

Call early, and thus have an opportunity to
so,oct from the best assortment ever offered for
sale in this county.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-21

GET The BESI.
WEBSTERS UNABRIDGED
. C T | o " A r Y.
10000 Words and Meanings not in other Die
tionaries 5000 Engra'ings 194oplgcs quarto.
4 = lad to add my testimony in its favor.
w Pres. Walker, OF Harvard.l
Livery scholar knows its value.
Il Nv. H. Prescott, the Ilistorian.l
he most complete Dictionary of the language.
DIR. Dick, of Scotand.l
FINhe best guide of students of our language.
n John &. Whttier.l
lie will transmit his name to latest posterity.
Ill chancellor Kent.l
chronological parts urpssscs anything by ear
II ler la )orors. George Bar oftJ
Eeearing relation to Language Prencipia does
~ to philosophy. IElhu BurrittI
|. xcels all others in defining scientific terms
l. president Hitchcock.
< o far as know, best defining Dictionary.
10 Horace Manu.
Fake it all together, the surprising work.
L [Smart, the English orthepistl
necessity for every intelligent family, stu
dent, teacher and professional man. hat lii
brary is complete without the best English Die
tionary?
WEASTER's NATIONAL PICTORIAL
DICTIQN A R Y.
| 1910 pages octave. 600 cngravings. Price &c.
The work is really II gem Of Dictionary, just
the tring for the million. American Educational
Monthly.
Published by @. x C. MERRIAM, Springfield,
Mass. Sold by all booksellers. Blvd
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-21

GATES BROS:
(Successors to +. F. Barnes,l
Dealers in
Fure Drugs, Chemicals ProDretoyu Mod
'e'"es, Perfnmery, Fancy and Toll.
ef Goods, Apoa5es, Trusses and
S"rgfeat implements, House
and Carria le Paints,
Oils Varaiehand
Dye Stufs.
artists Tools, Tube Paints and Brushes
ofaU kinds.
Also, just received, Stock of
Choice TObacc0S, Snufs, and Cigars.
A Large Assortment of
NE w HOLIDAY GOODS
just received.
OTOrders by mail will receive prompt
attention.
PRESCRIPTIONS
dispensed with Care, Day or Night.
being able to furnish customers with N,cr
FOODS at Low PRICES, and by dealing honestly
WIN all we hope to merit portion of the pub
lie patronage.
L. d GATES. O. T. GATES
Stowe, Vermont, December 18th, 1870.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-21
FOREFATHERS' WEEK !
MUSICAL NVENTION

NJ U S G A l. CONV ENTION
At Morrisville, Vermont,
Dec Goth, Dist, 22nd, and 23rd, 1870,
BY THE
Lamoille Valley central MuSical
ASSOCIATION.
Commencing Tuesday, Dec. 20, at lOo'clock, A. NJ,
Under the Direction of
PROF. w. o. PERKLN
of Boston, as CONDUCTOR.
Mss NELLIE Howe,
PRoF. w. f. WHIPPLE,
ASSISTED BY
Miss IDA CARR,
of Claremont, H., and
Miss KATE McCLARY,
of Albany, Vt.
o r G II 4 S I r A:
WHIPPLE's QUINTETTE CLUB.
W. +. WHIPPLE, LIST Violin; f. B. SAWYER,
Boehn Flute: ". H. II. KENFIELD, 2nd Violin I;
LUCIuS BUTTON; Alt. Horn; CHAs. DUTTON,
Double Bass.
Several distinguished musicians from various parts
CT the State will also be present and take part in
the exercise
"Tho Churster" Prof Perkins new book of
church music, viii he furnished for the Convention
also the Opera Chorus Book" and ether suitable
music.
THREE GRAND CONCERTS WILL BE GIVEN
First, Wednesday Eve, December DIST Consisting
Of Choruses by the Glass, Selections by tho Solo
lists, Piano Solos, etc;
Second, Thursday Eve, December 22nd Consisting
Choruses, Music Of "Seyenty,six" en- costume,
Solos, etc.
Third, Friday Eve December 2ard, Consisting of
Selections from the "Opera Chorus Book" Solos,
Quaftotts, ana Instrumental Music.
SINGERS.
The Educational Session will be made promi-
nent feature Of the Convention Leaders of choirs
and all sinners aud lovers Of church music will
md these daily drills" very interesting and prof
table, and it is especially desirable to have all
present. who possibly can e, at the first session.
TIL SOCIAL HOUR,
From SO O'Clock each afternoon Will he contin-
ued, 1t belongs IL the Glass, and let n come pre-
pared to make it, as II the past of the most en-
Oyabe and attractive exercises Of the week.
TICKETS.
Season Tickets, admitting Males to all the ex-
Season Tickets, admitting Females to all tho '''
Tickets 7, for each Afternoon Rehearsal, is
Tickets for Concert, .3j
BOARD, ETC.
Board at tho Worthwhile House, at 5 90 per day.
Board in good private families for 80 cents per day.
The houses Of the citizens will be hopitably opened
CLERGYMEN are respectfully invited to give
nutca of this Convention from their desks and also
are cordiqiy invited tn attend the same.
FRIENDS OF THE CONVENTION! We are as.
sured Of youI interest and sympathy we need only
your presence to make this Convention success.
Il. B. SAWYER, President.
E. 0. Story, Ser.-Treas. 9
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-21
MACHINE TWIST

MACHINE TWIST,
LINEN THREAD, SPOOL COTTON, OIL, &c.
We have aud shall keep on hand at our Central
Twist of ali sizes and color,-Linon Thread Spt oil
Cotton, Oh, and al other articles necessary In the
use Of our machines ffa
We wish II understood that we manufacture the
Twist sold by us; that we shall aim tc have II excel
in quality and exceed In quantity, fer given
price that of other manufactures and that the
Twist (nfado by us in cur new and extensive mil H.,
supplied as they are W tn the most improved ma
desirable Qualities Of unifofmity Ct size evenness,
length Of thread as ma he on each sp oil, strength
exec ence Of color ar beauty Of tnish.
THE SINGH MAN'FG CO.,
so %. 458 Broadway, NJ Y.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-21

NEW MEDICAL PAMPHLET. - Seminal,
Physical and Nervous DEBILITY, its effects and
cure. Price % cents Address SECRETARY, Mu-
scum of Anatomy, 6ls Broadway n. Y
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-21
A G L N rs ANTED FOR
FREE LOVE.

| T S Y o T a r / E
by DR.. Jno. b. ELLIS. Large Sales and Immens
Profits. Stupendous revelations and startlinS dis
closures. The whole suhect laid bare and its hide
usness exposed to universal eXecration. Write
the Interests Of Civilization, Christianity an
'u6lc Morality. Send for circulars and terms. [
!. Publishing Co., N. Y. 4wi
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-21
THE FOLDING CASES.

The New Family Machine may bo had in 4 vare
ty of folding covers and cases. Some show in pol
ished surface only the Grain and tint of the wood
art.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-21

40 TO L. N. PORTER'S
" PnoroGRAPu GALLERY,
Morrisville, VT,
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS
z r E s E " T s.!
/ would say to the people of Morisville and towns
adjoining that have just returned from Boston
with the largest assortment of the following goods
Albums, Pictures and Picture Frames Of all STYLES
Wax, Worsted and Hair Wreath Frames,-al-
ways0n hand. Large assortment of Stcrn-
scopes and Ster0escOpic Viewseyer bro't
into No. VI. have n,w on hand
over 20l9, and from all par Is of
the world. Lookingglasscs
fitted into clocks Look
ing lass Frames. Picture
cord, and Picture-knOhs,
kinds. ALBUMs--the largest assert
meut ever had; call and see them
Prang' sFrench, German and American Chro-
mos the bost assortment ever brOu hit into No.
Vt, also have motto Chromos for Sabbath Schools
feel sure when say that have the hest ,ssort-
ment of Brackets ever brut to these parts for sale
have over 80 different patterns.
have lust received about 90 StereOscaoic Views tn
kOn at the Lamollc County Fair, Sept. lS70,-
call and get one to show your friends what
L4MOfLLE COUNTY
can do. Glass from the small est to the
largest size, and cut in any shape to
order. Pictures copied and en-
larged IN any size, and fin
ished in Colors or India
ink. have hundrodsOfPic-
lures, prices ranging from cts.
to $40. ~ Fathers aud mothers:
get yeur children Christmas and New
Years preseG IS, and mako your home pleas
ant and attractive, so that your children will
not seek Gambling Houses, &C., for amusement.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-21
\ EW GOODS n Il" GOODS

NEW GooDs' NJ 'ooOs'
A large stock of New Goods just received at
d. GiLBERr'S, in Morrisyill (ths State)
to be aispCsad Of within
SIXTY DAYS!
At the very lowest Cash Prices, to realize the
cash Immediately.
My Stock of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Never was as large, comprising
ALL THE NEW STYLES, viz:
Mohair, English Satins, Royal do, Blacb Al
paca, Wool Plaids, Paris Phids, Scarlet
Merino, Black and Brown Velveteens,
Poplins, Mohair Alpaca at 25 cts.
ayard, Empress Cloth, Flan-
nels for misses and ladie
Washington Serge, do
Poplins, DeLaines,
Prints,
carton Diagonals, Ginghams, &C., &c.. &c.
Ladies' Cloaks & Cloakings, and Shawls.
ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF KNIT GOODS,
Nubas, Hoods, Scarfs, Shawls, Zeph-
err Worsteds, Shaded Yarns, Infants
Caps, Coats. Socks, Lcggings; Ladies'
Leggings, Black and Colorcd Kids;
Corsets, Dress Trimmings, Cloak do,
Velvet Ribbons, Cambria Edges and
insertings, Trimming Ribbons, Cam
yass for Worstcd Work, &C., SC, &c.
Perforated Card Board, Si,vered and Gilt, &c.
1t will pay you to call and examine my stock Of
CLOTIlIING!
which is VERY LARGE I have SUITS for all
AGES, FROM YEARS TO 100
which will be sold very cheap.
BOOT s AND HOES.
Ladies' Boots-as good variety as can lie
found in any ethyl
Hats and Caps, Furs, Robes, Horse Blan-
kets, Hardware, Crockery, Flour,
Salt, Nails, Glass, Paints
and Oils, &C., &c.
$50 Kegs Powder, as low as can be purchased
anywhere; can furnish for others to sell.
No need of enumerating every article in my
Stock, as you all know that keep the
BEST AND LARGEST VARIETY
OF ALL KINDS OF GOODS
in Lamoille County, which will be sold Very
Low for READY PAY. As am selling Goods
in that way, can afford to sell much cheaper.
d. A. GILBERT.
Morrsyille, Nov, 1869. 81
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-21
VERMONT CENTRAL II. r. LINE.


Gop,n,o,,c;,,., 1JJ n n 1O7n
-'A'''""9' L0'' - Wv
Trf,,G,io,,
sts5,aH O"s poutD anu East-Lea'e waterbury
Nulraln u opP, ~ ang . % ~ ..h
husat6 'oa -, ,,",va I ~ w. oV G.
TW, and - WHY KY G p as 9'i ~,
hswi5 Tr,,n mi,ty RIVER Junction anu NS
NY, aud trains On The Po..un USU'i'
Day Express leaves NnntrrnI ot \ 40 m. st
Johns at la M Odensh"p,b of a. 81 Aibans
Al!m, arriving i'm Bust0n Vim InweII nj 10 nd mn.
Msh RxDrgss ca puo howv, az toIo m '
pm co1peet" o ~ SGns oq} m, ~ nloahs
RR6r ypdHed Id w. WoLe e ana WIN a. 3.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-21

good 4
|ld Intent
ouId gel
Is U0n0l
will sal
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-21
AGENTS WANTED FOR

THE Containing Fcctwood's "Lfe Of Christ"
and "Lves of the Adostles, Evangelists.
LIGHT and Martyrs" Doddridge's Evidences of
Cnristianity,n "lIistory of tho jews BY
OF JOSEPHUs History Of I'll Religious
Denominations" with Geatises and Ia.
TIE bles relating 10 events connected with
Bible History, Replete with many hne
WORLD. engravings The Nhole forming Com
plete Treasury Of Christian knowledge.
For circulars aud terms Of Agency, address :.
(Late Of 0. d. CASE & Coz 10
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-25

The FoLLIEs OF GREAT Men,
Tycho Brahe, the astronomer, chang
ed color and his legs shook under
him on meeting fox or hare. DR..
Johnson would never enter room
with his left foot foremost if by q
mistake it did get foremost, he would
step back and place his right foot
foremost. julius Caesar was almost
convulsed by the sound of thunder
and always wanted to get into Gel
lar or underground to escape the
noiso. To Queen Elizabeth the SIM
pie word death" was full of horror.
Even Talleyrand would tremble and
change color on hearing the word
pronounced. Marshal SAKE, who
met and overthrow opposing armies,
fed and screamed in terror at the
sight of a cat. Peter the Great
could never be persuaded to cross .
bridge; though he tried to master
the terror, he failed to do so "he,i,
ever he set foot on one he woulo
shriek ont in distress and agony
BYRON would nevever help any one
tn salt at the table, nou would he be
belned himself; if any of the article
happened to be split on the table be
would Jump up and leave his mea
unfinished.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-25

AMERICA LEADING THE FASHION,
1t is said that the United States will
take tho lead in fashion designs in
the future. As a proof Of it we are
told that certain London modistes
have, for some time past, ordered
their pattern articles from particular
houses in New York in preference to
having them from Paris. Tho Eng
fish women, who are clumsy drcssers
themselves, are known to ADMIRE the
American style Of dress. An Eng
fish woman's dress seldom fits her,
whereas an Americans almost always
does. One who attended General
Dix's parties and receptions at Paris
said the American women he saw
there were the best dressed and most
attractive women in ell Europe, and
he had seen much of European soci-
ETY.. They had the taste and grace,
which is traditionary, and tradition
airy only, with the French women,
combined with an ease in wearing
and O fitness which no other women
have; and this it was which gave
our countrywomen the name of be-
ing the best dressed women abroad,
independent of the responsiveness OF
their apparel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-25

The BIRTHPLACE OF THE ART OF
PRINTING-M METZ, STRAsBoURG AND Sc
DANA correspondent Of "Notes and
Queries" draws attention to the fact
that the battlefield of the present
campaign attained early celebrity as
the headquarters Of typography
Metz was one of the first towns which
practiced the art OF printing, and the
ancient works which came from the
press are very numerous. Stras-
bourg is asserted to have been for
some years the home of John Gutton-
burg, although no dated books is ex-
tant of an earlier date than 1471.-
Toul is to be noted as the place at
which one of the first attempts at
stereotpying was made. The Sedan
editions compete with the Elzevirs in
the estimation of book collectors, and
are beautiful examples of minute
Typography. Kehl was the ultimate
resting place of Baskerville's type
with which NJ. Beaumarchais printed
an edition of Voltaire's works on blue
paper for King Frederick of Prussia
who labored under weakness of the
eyes" At Rheims and Verdun print
ing was carried on at an early date
and the latter place has special in
terest as having been the place where
the English prisoners who were de-
tanned by Napoleon L, printed, witt
! his permission. an edition of the Eng
| fish Book of Common Prayer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-25
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN, TUESDAY OCTOBER o. 1870

ter woes we must endure to attain it.
Life Is a constant unfolding from the
seed to the Leaf, from the leaf to the
Hover, from the flower TO the fruit.
And when autumn rolls around with
all its gorgeous beauty, though We
know 1t is the precursor of winter
and bard, cold winds, yet we know
that sf'i1g will como again, with all
it's budding beauty. And so with
the old man whose temples are yelled
with snow. How pleasant it is to
hear his friends say when he is fail
ing, "Well, | remember him in his
prime, in all the fullness of his pow
ers. What if he is in his Novemb Der,
March is not far away"
Ii men understood the bessedness
of the state which is to come it might
be a snare. We are here to suffer,
we are here to earn, we are here to
be wrought upon. You are seeking
for yourself. You will never find
yourself this side of the grave. Now,
my friends, do you make right use
of Heaven ? He that has a true
way OF looking at Heaven will be
more industrious, more patient, more
manly on earth He has no fit
Heaven whose Heaven makes him
effeminate. He has struck the true
way of making Heaven, whose
Heaven makes him strong, hopeful,
sweet, gentle, amiable and teachable
in the present life. Now, may God
grant that every one Of us may look
not simply at Scripture, but through
Scripture into life itself, that we may
fashion for ourselves Heaven that
is so near to us that it may ever dis
til celestial influence upon us.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-25
HOW TO GET THE BEST PLACE.

There are in society great many
good places, but the best places are
few and not easily reached. Who
shall have the best places? Let any
boy look about his school-room and
ask which of these boys are to have
the best places, and he will find it
nard to decide. In all the schools in
TINS country there are many thou
sanos OF boys, and some of them will
| get the pest places. Who are theuf
that is the question.
wish TO speak to the bows of one
trait which often decides which of
two boys, who want the same place.
gets it. | refer to accuracy in scholar
ship and practice. do not refer to
absolute accuracy, which belongs to
tho all-knowing mind, but to that
habit which strives to think the
thought and do the act as nearly ac-
curately as possible. Some boys use
the word "dbout" too often. "The
area of a certain field is about so much"
or certain city is "abott on such
line of latitude" or "the sum OF GER
tain quantities is about so much" ora
certain sentence in translation or
composition is "dbout thus and So"
If they spell word or solve a prob
lem, or keep an engagement, that
pestilent little word pushes itself into
notice. The second class of boys Gull
tiyate the habit of accuracy. They
try to chit the nail on the head" and
do it every time. If they add up .
column, or multiply, or spell, or make
promise, they aim to do the thing
precisely right.
Let two boys of these two kinds
apply for position as book keeper,
or superintendent's clerk, or any 9TH
er Office Of trust The one is about
right, the other is right the one does
his work about right the other does
his right, tho one may be about ac-
curate in his business, the other is ac-
curate. The accurate boy, other
things being equal, will surely get
the place, whilst the other one will
about not get it.
! saw young man in the Office of
q western railway superintendent
He was occupying position that
four hundred boysin that city would
have wished to get. 1t was honor
able and "it paid well" besides being
in the line Of promotion. How did
he get it? Not by having a rich
father, for he was the son of labor
er. The secret was his beautiful ac-
curacy. lie began as as errand boy
and did his work accurately. His
leisure time he used in perfecting bis
writing and arithmetic. After
while he learned to telegraph. At
each step his employer commended
his accuracy, and relied on what he
did because he was sure it was Just
right.
And it is thus with every occupa-
ton
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-25

The Milwaukee Sentinel thus
sums up, Sin nutshell" the present
position Of the two prominent po-
litical parties of this country. In
this brief paragraph the Democratic
party may behold itself, as in mir
rOr.
The real question at issue in this
campaign is not whether, in all cases,
Republicans have acted with the
greatest of wisdom, nor whether all
members of the Republican party are
pure and upright but whether, TAX
ing all in all, the Republican party
or the Democracy may be most safe
ly entrusted with the future direction
of affairs. On that question our po-
sition may be briefly stated. We
hold that the party which wanted to
make a dishonOrable peace in 1864 is
not capt bic of preserving an honor
able peace that the party which OPP
posed the emancipation and enfran-
chisement of the freedmen is not able
because not willing, to maintain their
freedom ana protect them IN the ex-
ercise OF their rights, civil or politi-
cal that the party which at different
times and in different localities has
pronounced in favor of partial or en-
tire reputation, is unfit to be entrust-
ed with the keeping of the national
faith and honor; that the party
which is Unidentified with the New
York election frauds cannot be safely
trusted with political power; and
finally, that the party which has drop.
ped from its platform every distinct
i've principle It ever professed, there.
by confesses that its principles are
either bad, or unpopular, or both
and in either case it is wholly unde
serving of the confidence of the PEG
pie.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-25

sG~l think with shudder, some
times, Of what life would be without
Sundays-if day after day the great
wheel Of the world went round with
it's ceaseless clatter, never rest in
motion, never pause in sound. l
speak of the Sabbath only in its orig
inal meaning, as word that signifies
Rest. And, in this very sense, it is
by most men, and ought to be by all,
esteemed as the very greatest of all
the blessings which the Almighty
benevolence has bestowed upon Man.
The worst Sabbath-breake of all, ID
that migrate who is not thankful
when the Sabbath comes round. lie
may go to church three times day,
and be austere in all outward observ-
ances, but he breaks the Sabbath in
his heart if he rejoices when it is
over. He who thoroughly enjoys
his day of rest, lives from morning to
night in a state Of thankfulness to the
Almighty ; the incense of praise is
continually rising from his heart. |
do not envy the man who does not
hail the advent Of Sunday, and re-
joice in the Rest which it vouchsafes.
-CornhW Magazine.