davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATE.Es.
Il. IL. Eddy, Soiicitn" al 80. ga
Late agent OF [. ) Patent ,tAo-. E4-....-.
tt'' act ni ISL
$ state Street, ul lO>.t. hut s,..,r-. 3


5 state street uppO>!t. hut. "t.'r-. 3
After AL extensive lr.,t.ge q ~ ..t- .-.
years continues t. cure patents % ,-r ,...
also u eat brlttii. Franc ..I.. et. .
tries. Caveats, ~I'yClti, at BIS. luu->.
All tdyer> ct draw ms g.. l.i'.t~. tNet..r..
.vTu.>. and with despatch kr~.ai-.r-
American OF furvl-u Wufh-. To U,-r ~ 30 '-.
OF uiIHty oi patents or llNcu'i.u~-a-.. ..-
adVICe reIlerrG Ia all matters 'rut .'.- Tue
OIthr claims ui any patent f-sLt-l-- De-. ..-.
Assignments recorded Al NAsAll.Zi .t.-
IEsTlM SIAL-
Il regard M. Eddy one ut Tie u..-.
anu capable PRACTITIONERS WIKI AO-. be.
alILtrTSuur>e. CHAS. MA~f.N.
il--.l-l.-> ."r .-
~ have uo hesitation H. us-Uril- '.
cannot employ person uure '..
WORTHY. ..f.t. ;uoIr aiLu., ~ ga. i.- ..
] IN a turUt To- Sc Urt Tor tLrI. ..a r..s
! cOn>iue' atom at ta" patent vi-,.
EDMUND 81 kh .. Late "li4'. &c
Mr. Is. II r!is has lla.. -..
{ all bGt one OF NL4,A Patents haze .-r.
/ that Is how pending Su,. ..l- -'.-'..
{ II,tut aGG AFFINITY uu H. tL't .'a..-
/ All inventors - Apply Il u.r.. &. t......
/ a they may D. sure a uaN .f.- 81. Dies.
r UHi bestowed On thr.T CASTE. a.. 3D..
c"aTSJ>. .'..'-. ..
/ UurluE eight uyata>. ii" -. 3d.. r....
. 10 appeals. every .:., OF ~ a.,4 Ne IS .'..
/ %, the comm ->..I 90 lat. ;..-.
+ Ra~inu. Jan l-Tu-l'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05


+, easrrv in C. r ain ca-es therein named
BE enacted 10y the senate AID House Of feprerent-
ntives OF thr Inited Statc- of America in Congress
scmhled. That whenever state hall have been.
may be- default in the payment If itrrt pr nci-
Ial OF inv sturnt in stock Nonds i-- ed guIra
iced " such state and he'd by the ui'cd stare IN
trl-t shall he the duty of the :, ctarv OF tic
IT .lsurv to retain the vl,lt much the -
Of ~ NAV b. nee ss1ry OF any moneys due zuy
court the nit states TO -uCh sac, and &" ap
PLY the same to she payment suh prucpl and in
t,rrst or ii her the reiml IL scmrHt, with int r
thereon. OF mohcys advanced Ivy tn United State
on acc un. of inter, du such stocks or bOnd=.
Appruyed Marcu -, l>1H.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05

P''s "a "a" ,ii' "a p'' " W 49,
anu nv e''ii'
-'IP''''"' ''N"''t - '7'''
An E,- 20 admit IL" state q Virginia I" representation
"a Ia" 'pu-ts- u. the | nj ed atrs-
y AcF, A- The people i Virginia htv' framed ana
'It-d ,on-t.utor Of stat n which i re
pub iyIu; nd 81" Il he .cfatl. ot Virgins 'Ic'-
d md aii coIst tut IN have ratified The fourteenth
nd ift.. nth amendments 20 th, Coi,-,i IL ion OF the
nj ct -trtrs and whereas tfu, D rforrnance of thes'
y,,sl a,- N r,,r sitn VA, condition p"cedcn. 20
IA. r.f, e., "a. ,i, e.. III. SrI = ia Con-r her'ort
L., f. .utct,l b. tf,. sent md Huuse %: E'pr"Se-
+,ri., ,f N, : lie. -. t. Of AuI-Ti \ III Congress
,-lJ i -"l,e- The. -ai o. Virgin 4 l. "ntei TO
20. r--,D,s ion ., J. Con-rr- II ID" ntel states:
I.y.I hist b.f,s, .nc,ni' 81 tn" ll5iit :t al
.uiI STAT Isl tt o. rc-he IN sat OF any ono
"a 4 h Il tn upon the d"lt5 g M o'n' hc
III K nd IA. = Tt'' II. hi' II IN" once "l
ST. r.. "' - Of r-Ihi '"F permanent lr''tiN,
| %. ua ga b j. TIC i"Im iYi' IN: - - 10
-,."ul swear tiit nave never ti"'h an "atn " =
uy'u"': ." ''hEr- or e an Queer 81 t-lc 'ti''u
ate ~ a. ln'rh ~ any Sta' 'satlit' o' a. ".
S' ut o. Jud cal me. u aEN ~. = % surp'I' 'iI'
tsu-t TIT IN "i IT, /" Htal' ana ,iteF" 'nEtS
d ~ insurrcton o. Tch Hon i!SaA-t tlc SAME &" CIV
ru az OF comfort e. the 'ntH thcico so rep me
3" o. such per r. al in Xix" manner take su''-
.crinc and ilc the following oath: "l,---- do
81 .iv that have, by act "t Congress Of the
.itc! SIt-, hr relieved from dl-hbll te- imposed
GA he hy the t"u teen amen OF he ConsttI-
on o; t. III state, SO help me ID - wlfch
Unr la.I te taken before ana c'rt.h by any 'incer
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05

10 administer oaths And any perSou who shall KNOW
ngly swear or affirm tal-ev in taking either oil suc
oath. or afirmatons shall lie deemed guilty. OF FeJE'
and slnIl I punished therefore by imprisonment NOT
L.. tbau one wear and not more than ten years, ard
b,u he fined not than one thousand doIlals, anu
no, mo- 4, than ten thousand dollars.
ri l. any violate OF tits, I'll e certificate
f tI,, .,ki1c of either of oa'h. AZ I'm Utions
viz, r,o f.tc isustur. the 'rfy ed hall t
t,s, and held ns In i've evidence tn such n Or
ri,,!a ion was regularly ard IA full fd:n se - by
come nj hOrty And provided turt, III very
srI,r person WI eall neglect the period Of thu
DAY next ifcr Il pIssIgc Of this act ttAc ana sun
scribe and file -lc ,ah ,r afiiIiuS ion afui csIid
shaH H. d.. M Il AID ken ali III IT. aud p'rp.-es,
20 hav,. srtr hir r;c.': AMI provided flrthr I''
the stat Of Mis- Poi i. sduittd "a Icpc rnt1n III
ougrcsE .t"r of The [ Ion, upon the i"i
lowing uHd nc;4l conditions: Fret. That the co0tI-
t.i"a Of Mis- zsippi shall never amer d'i o. G. y
ed - deprive 1t ClIss of ciz rs Of th"
United the ght to vote who are attcd to vote
b. thu .,n.titut'cn herein recO-rzc ''Scp - pam
JshIucut FIR now tclOuir AT c -'iil' II
las, =, rrof hcv ali have bee duly convict under
la w. ,qual,y .yplicabe to all the min bitans Il zi
S-ae T. ovid, d. ThltGn alteration OF said con-tlt.-
ton pecriv il effects. may be made in regad
the time and p zee of residence of vD'cT- Second
III, shtll be lawful .Or the said Stac to de-
pr VI AK citizen of the Uni ed Sts:es account Ct
hi. ace cO'or or previous condition of serviUde, Of
the right to hold oticc uader the c0nst ut" ard LAVE
Of sad state or upon any such ground 10 require {"
him any o her qualifications for office than such IL Art
quilc6 Of all other citizen. Third. That the cons
TUT Of Mississippi shall never be amended or c 'IlE
ID p.iv, citizen clIs of citizens OF IL
Uuilrd of the school r; ATS and privilege reca
ed by tie constitution OF said STATE
Approved Feb. uary %, 1870.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05
Store for Sale in East Burke.
House and Shop for Sale.

The sulscril et WISHES EEL his House and shop
itn together sep trately. The house contains
Il ii he'd of q cd szr and trE unflni- ned
kitch n chunber. here il Wood shed, Barn and Ice
House. Not far from Of land, on which are a
vari, " Apple Trees Plum, Cherry and Crab Apple
rrces : erric-, Currant Goo seberries, Blackber
rics, R.lspbeiries and Grapes With small expen'e
H.. Snop be made into dwelling house for two
iamilics At or the above il sold, my Hous hold Fur
lure will be for sae. Also, the stock, Fixtures and
= cd will Of my Lounge and Muttress manufactory,
. -, IN Avenue. s.. Johnsbury.
,Stf j. I. CASINO.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05


dc i've Y.
Res lv,d y the ami House # Rep C-ctativcs
Of he nit. f America in Couurc- ciuh, d.
That Diego. lf, TniL b. AID i hereby trcatrd
port of de- livery in the Gust collect district o.
san I.aE"i-co, and jh.f TIA" putty coll Of that
pot We t' sam" salary other deputy c'oc
Of die district.
Approx d. April IT,, l~,H.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05

An act making appropriations to supply the Deficiencies
in the approp IA for VI service tor the year
ending June thirtieth eighteen hundred and veny
end for other Purposes.
Re =; enacted by the Sencnte and House of Iapr' :
sen;atves of he United States of Amer in Congress
mi d, That the following sum- TIE, aud tn sa'"
are hereby, appropriated Ice paid cut OF any moneE
in the trel-ury rot otherwise appropriated, 10 supp
deficiencies the appropriations for the naval service for
the ending June thiTtich eighteen hundred anc
namely
For the bureau of Steam Engine rins five hundred
doIIs.
For The Bureau Construction and Repair, one
million five hundred thousand dollar; aud the follow
amounts of unexpruded balances are hereby cover
ed into the treasury, viz: of the Encxpendcd balance
standing TO the dit the Bureau of POW ions and
Clothing, million four hundred thousand doll'rs
the balance 10 the cred oil the Bureau OF Equipment
and Recruiting three hundred suI ninety nine thou
sand dullarr OF the bali t. TIL credit Of ureiu OF
Navigation. hundred and fifty thousand d. lla's
and of the balance the dit OF the Bureau OF Yards
and Docks nine hundred and if'y-onc thousand dol
Lara.
And tn Sc sums -hlll be covered in and restored TO
the Treasury VIII they stand % TIL credit If said
bureaus the proper book of thu Treasurer of the nit
have en- pl:cd to any Other account, or
are under the control of any officer agent of the M
w Il, partncnt Iroyid d, That the money 80 pro
p sha lie expo ded only for the purpose of pro
vdi mat iils. carrying the work anu paying the
employ Of the the bureau for which it l. appre pra
tcu.
Approved, February a, 1871.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05

An act to amend IN ac entitled An act admit the
Sta'c Of vi .inil re, tat in the Congress OF
he Init states
H. it enacted he Senate ard House of Represent
tIy,s OF tn. nitod ~tae- OF Am ria in Const--
Iubtd, That wherever thv void ''.uiL' is Used in
the titled An act to admit the state OF Virginia
I,li il IA" ',rr-S OF tho niri SeI',s.'
r.gl! I. coUstrI, i to iucluti iii nation and
y,T.o !Tci b. % il ct 70 take either of the
ur- ih-. IL, prs Ti.oc who LIZ rrlI- OU- Glen
Got s,rl. l,- rIiu-' tAE in 0.L, mae Id
ll, ,I 4ii-ul ion .l puror: ard eff FRO
,ii,!. That til, pairs lad p. ates + criury p,
-c7'oI aid act Ia Il Apply dl-0 10 AN al A. I'm
.-i.u taken tie yrai'r
M rove . = % r..a /. lie,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05

FISHING TACKLE.
ALo, large and carefully selected stock OF
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOK,
GIFT AND TOY BOOKS,
PLAIN AND INITIAL STATIONERY, BRISTOL
BOARD, DRAWING PAPER BLOTiING
PAPER AND SAND, INK, MUCI-
LACE, RUBnER BANDS
PENCIL SIARPENELs,
FINE GOLD
PENS.
-Vr. Ro,reU eciI gre his personal otten-
tioR 10 the Repairing and Rating Of fne
Matches. Fir, nch Clocks. DC, ,rih guar
antee Of perfect satisfaction. .Je'relry OF
erery description Repaired and Ce0qed.
7. NJ HOWARD. A. D.iaOwELL.
st, Johnsbury, Nav 1, 1870.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05
\ RESOLUTION r,a'lin- b,u4 id" -,rtlcrz pm Tia,
,"rru lands icIai~ from TIL Great a LITTLE ,'s

tr ilI lands i,|l4" .! from m 'E'tt a y ilt 'S
tTih, OF Indian.
E"r.is'd the S'natr md l"u 81 lc. 81 tatiyc-
Of tie urI state America III fulr-s a--rIi led
ma any 'uu;i tide ttlrr r,-iiiu-, pnlc,u
the Land I'D 10 tn MT ga o.. b. Ni.iIc f IL
ii II nd &c nj irt ci,s Of t' t, crtclud Doe
rho 70 state i1d tho tiT,l' ant title p-l..r RIB
os ludifrs ltcu'"r ty'ut,-Huti eighteen Huntr,d
sud -N l-iiy, and Puciimct ia ar, ny -r-t /.
eighteen hua 10! E.ytv- csru, w. Cd L. citz'n
tn, III Cd = t., q i l. .y" ..,i Tei H'- I.ira'u'
e. Doe. 1t e I'll ut.d lIr,-. -iu.i .r. q
her ,rr'tI,d {" par h4ze ihe in quantity u.'
'Nr.rtin nv hun rpi an! siXts lcI,, he p-,y
one d' la and MY i've &C. pr acre. with
year IA tn" pas &C. Of tl- uui .r' ir- .ua
v-ul to- ~ De- l-r-' Ii' . ly -I.' rct.IE
the !nt ri.r: Ir"vdli h ~, We, TIl' p ia H., ID
.'f even aunt cred 'c u # -H.d bad s's'I -i. e
Ir" toe. l'lI.ft and L. 20 'o.-. IT..-iG.t AIt
prvid 3 .ir To-. Inst %. sxtr.r nth IL G. t.-iSih
sr.'"r- ia 'arh town II O.. ,:sd lr'- hal he -.
Sc we'd fn - t"-gha.I pTI So IL rdaae. viii b
p-.v.-j, n @. tl.', : rn.-.iu a. rl, STAT, g k .
"a ir'i - t.v--'r. IL't moth ~ IN J. .r
81 u .r.ust. !,d 10 mag al. ti.- "us .'-a
% l.rt "r, So. 'a u ry I,r p-rt. or art De-.
tIpry, hu"I ln. $50.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05
THE BU3DETT CELESTE
AMI
COMBINATION ORGAN

.INEID OF III COWUETITCRS!
Bcin. the perfect n-trumen. that 'murical en-
listened 10 producing musical tones from the
sfteSt ald n,ns de rat" Th l,cr the deep swelling
tone OF the ppr organ.
Prices for Cash, from So to $iuO Al-o,
HaZrItOn ~ Bros. piano-Fortes.
Iarshali Il Wendell PianO-Fortes,
Superior instruments, at very low prices for cash
And other Musical Ne chanGisr Of every escrpt n at
JOHN &. HAYNES Il co.
No 80 Court Street Boston, Mag
:5-Price Lists and Circulars sent on application.
tfeblOTi
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05
FARM FOR. SALE 7

Situled five miles rom ast Hardwick. from the
village \oysviie stage road. 10 CT good
land Buil.i, - good vi Ia little repairing About
~ rods from good hoUl house Plenty of tim
brr Near ;hu L.. L. y. For particular, address
tine sui scrIb,r +. ". CllEENEH, i. VI.
VALDEZ. Vt 4u
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05
WANTED AGENTS.

WAN 10 HuCN D.
To sell the IL MI SHt TILE SEWING MNCilNE
Price go Itn.4k,s he LUct stitch, alike on both
drs, and l. tho MI. h,c.s Uldcr-f, cd shuttle Ma
chine :, Ia for Ices IN -,. Lie lis by Nhce!e
" il-or trovcr y Baker and singer Go. AL ether
III ShutI Nachincs s,ld for less thin $50 are
fiu cIuelr. and tie seller and Ii bic to p Gu
lion. \ drcs .IuII>-u\, CLARK CO., Boston, Mass,
ttslurgn ~, Chicao H.. or -. Louls, no l"--'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05

Ia II, rbc O,'lAuuN SEWING MACHINE. 1t i
.r,, NJ I,,ikcs the 'llr- ic Lock itch IN. il var
r,ut,d or > y,"rz. rrcr 81, Al, other macEine5
nj, =, undrr-f,,d -old Tor rlj les infringe
,n,,,ts Al res UCTAtiD& >tWiNG MACHINE Co,
II. . is, 80 Chicago ILL.,, rittsburg, "a, or Boston
-. 1923
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05
PATENT SAFETY HoLD-BACK IRONS.

Approved by all who have seen them. For sale by
j. F. LADCCER, and JOHN d. MILLER.
St. Johnsbury, VT. If
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTFD--ASfNTS.

-Iorrr ,iav-b. the ANEEiCA., KNITTING MA
,.tiINi. co.. Cp-ror, Mas. or -. Louis, No To-"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05
FINE GOLD S E T S
Among Our Fancy Goods may be. found

Bird Cages, Toy D-uma. rrlvcling Rags and Ia lets,
Violiu- lni Strings Ras' Balla and Rats. C:Oque',
!Ioop5. Work Boxes, Fancy lB"Xe-, I'm and Wooden
Toys Building Blocks, Backgammon Is ards ami Men,
Chess Mon. u Iuccs. Games, Nhurn-, Wallets Pocl
Books, BilI-ioder, and files, Brushc=, Combs Pocket
Eaivcs, &c. &c.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05
Pure Drugs, Medicines & Chemicals,
LADIES FANS.

Pomsdes, Hair Oil, DYES and Restoratves ,'oornes
Ex Florida Zine lois of Wallets Pocket
B looks and BansrIs Book.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05

EDIBLE.
Formed long age, YET made to-day
I'm mo-: n Use when other sleep;
VIVA few would like 10 give Away,
And none w, uld ever ike 70 ke. PA led.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05

St. JOhnsbury, June 10, 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

iavor their own prejudices respectively upon the
subject OF religion or or civil and religious liberty.
viewed Ia this light, the FIR auco Prussian war mas
very important bearing upon the destiny OF the city
OF Rome and the temporal power at least OF the
Pope Wnen 1t is considered that Catholics
take such . view as their organ the Iaclet
does OF the relation OF Fr&nce-by which
no doubt Napoleon and his dynasty are meant-it Is
not likely that the event Of his ultimately being
defeated becoming evident the other Catholic Pow
ers OF europe will continue neutral nor that In the
event OF their entering into
AN ALLIANCE AGAINST PRUSSIA,
the other Protestant Powers will remain idle spec
tators; or that the mass Of the people OF either re
gious profession, who are painting after civil
and religious liberty, and q civil organiza-
tlon throughout Europe that Will secure TO them
"berty fraternity and equality,n Will allow the op
portunity, which they generally lost in lS4s to pass
away this time unfmproved. And thus we might
have not only general European war among the
crowned heads. but one followed by q general up
rising ana popular revolution, which, viewed In con-
nectlon with the terrible enginery OF modern war
fare would furnish or usher In o fulflment OF tnat
sublime passage in Revelations.
The sermon was listened to with deep interest by
the congregation, which was larger han usual.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15
FlFTH UsNERsaLlsT CEugCa.
What is Truth S--Scrmom by the Rev. Ii.

What In Truth s--Scrmon by the Rev. II.
II. Sye.
Rev. II. r. Nye preached yesterday morning at the
Fifth Universalist church, Plimpton Hall. Despite
the weather there fair attendance. After
singing the 10o2d hymn the minister announced his
text which is contained In the thirty eighth of
the eighteenth chapter OF John-"Piate said unto
him, what Is TRUTH" We cannot tell he said, out
OF what spirit this question came. Perhaps, Lord
Bacon observes, it was asked in trining spirit.
Or, on the other hand as Archbishop Whately re-
marks, 1t may have been asked in reverent spirit,
as he may have had q desire to know what truth
was. We live in what Is called transition period;
men are passing from the Old to the new. They
alternate between hope and fear doubt and faith.
IS CHRISTIANITY TRUE?
There are men VINO say that Ii Is the product Of
Chrisps thought, but is there any authority for it.
Volumes have been written upon it and will continue
to be written. We know when and where Christian
ity began. We know among what people 1t origi-
mated. Did Christ arise from the deadY II He did
Christianity Is true, but If He did not then 1t IL ie
He did rise or lie did not and the question turns
upon this point, and we must settle IL in our own
minds, each for himself. What proof have we that
He arose. IL Is the testimony Of his disciples
honest men, who knew that Christ did arise. They
must have believed 10 what motive wouid
they have had To preach tnat He dld2
1t Is iact they heard Him. they Him. they ielt
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

hfy0aoy
n''nse"' "ou' rive Thee thankf
that am not as the rest OF men. extor,,on.-. ,,.
,vsa =, ,na ,,na.. rwa - 'nis publican. fast
."o0 =. "o "ooN' s'o s''ues OF all that possesst
And the publican standing sfar on would not "a,
breast sav,no N cod ha roarc,r, - ou' s'ruck his
sar.., ~, .',s mon wan, as.s " me- sinners
fed rather than the other because every 'usN.
exalteth h,mself shall he hur,s,as man tnas
that humDleth himself shan be exalted.n Father
. keane said tnas me exclamation Of the sorrow
nei' sno" 90 sna' NC possessed the
TRUE HUMILITY OF CHRISTIAN.
s..arna,t ,har the .ven MS authorty for tho
s'alemeht tna' tue humility thus displayed by ths
poor publican had worked ont hts salvation Tneres
should come into His temple with tnn with God
as tne publican, ana not like the Pharisee WITH,
should ever be approached with that trna TvS
which IL the measure oI Justification. God resSs.n
the proud and givetn comfort to the humble WhaI
man wishes to build Q big house he dirs the n mTu
dation deep ana makes u strong 50 hnmHttrdd
which Is the foundation OF true pfety, must hn
down deep In our hearts. In order to hs pe quo
ciled to Goa we muss meet him on hid
own level ana 90 our ns nSt Savloar mas shown wna1
1queror. He came Win tne humility Of the stabis "a
Bethlehem, WIN tne mummy OF The carpenter,a
tor at Calvary Learn Of me Y said the Lord, StSS5
am meek anu numuo ~ leaI| Inose who asa
cenu nigh ,"4s. S.sn,s, ~ uouus DelOW them
and see the ilgntning nasmng peneatn; 30 we
CLIMB THE MOI! MOUNTAIN Az OF PRIDE
soeumes ana ges INC ievei o. the humble
Humllity doss hot coist ~ wearing poor clothes or
WORKING win neaas vSus 9, Or ANYTHING OF thar
KIND. ~ conslsls IN @ ,ne i saani ~ recognizing thae
we are mere 70 iove ana ssrve God and to give an
account 10 HIM o. SuL mcesi and 70 gain that hu-
miy We mus. wn ,onS atI 1ua oneerully, and be-
charItauo 70 t,a ,sinmi0, sense, and
especally sense VI t,o Is the very besQ
tnlnR ior our s@avao @ ~; raoI,. nI.ac @ nave We poor
creatures 70 oe pfoaa y, ,d auo 1ow rldiculoua
- IL LOT US 70 sssauo a1,vor pfrse maat we have
tne OIeasor M nao or;fv nnroeinas anu uu we nave
no ois reaso T t sS oh snan nas tne cay
Whtcn Is iTha v Sve sea ~ te nandS
o sne potsr. t o sav b"w ri6,cSnms people put
tlns on al na w. ny sr,,tnaI ~riTa sney aIe pug
sn mnen VIZ S an9 nI cr;ma how much wnu ~u superad4
Inelo.o s d anu UciSar' soi,. shrnuIh r are WEI
. u hu tho sarnent ~ eat pth Eve Ieil
peinS .opou @ nor W "o W 0"' WIG iruit tnat'
wouiu srv vnnw,rpcp nSa OF coon AMI uv,,
r,ror, inc !" me- terr,ha sn man bava sou. -,
nnn n % we st, Seen Tainr when @ a,lsn t sver
sattie ra tnfnk we know a Great deal hn1 .u%J
t,ar mnrsminI knowied0e for Years and vao WELL
ai,s Pu 20. nj, a. ya roouv No T;nS ~ We
The New York herald., 1870-08-15
BROOKLYN CHURCHES.
PLYM0UTl CHURCH.


An Excellent Sermon by the Rev. MIR. Ballard.
Rev. Mr.. Ballard, OF Detroit, preached again aC
Plymouth Church Yesterday the attendance was
c,,,, h,, those mo mora ,rosor, .,,ooro, a. toto a
s'' oa' 'i'eo "no "e'o pio'ons "pponicu " 'aAo I"
greater interest In the services than was evinced on
the preyious Sabbath when Mr.. Ballard preached
erst Thoro ,~ara No, ,,,ors .n., ,o,r aoan =, tho
1s' lneto "eie no' lnore 'nau nan . doNcn u 'n0
members OF the choir In attendance yesterday.
Mr. Balard,s sermon was an earnest elounent and
co,rnrahens,va ono II. ..,o,,.n n,a 80. 60, tho
ooN,p' p'oAen'0 "uo' no so'00'cu "is NA' iloln 'no
BOOK OF EXODUS, ILL.,, land God SAID unto Moses,
am that am; and he said, thus shalt thou say
unto the children OF Israel am hath sent me unto
YOU IL vas contained IN these words drst, the
preacner said tnas Goa is without beginning aud
wltnoat cause-tnat ne selfexistlng ana
Germany eAIstlnS. AL hrst tnought the WORDS
alo not seem 10 convey SO mucn, nor oid
tney seem 10 De speclaily suitable az tnc name
OF God since anything, De 1t even an insect could
say, - am" But tne Words lmpleu mucn
more tnah tne mere inct Vi eAistence. 1hey ue'
careu INC reason ahu grounu oi exlstence. NOW,
otner tllngs dld Dy no means give az Iun an
account OF themselves, py simpiy SAYING we
are" Incy c0uld not say, 1--WE are" anu
stop there. Ihey must add TO this, "tne timc
was wnen we were not, ana the reason why they
are TOOK us back to something outside OF them and
before themselves. Each wds derived from
... sOAETHING GOING BEFORE