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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-01-18

The passage from the New Testament, " 1t
is easier for a camel, etc, has perplexed
many good men, who have read it literally.
small and very low aperturcs, called meta.
phorically " needles eyes" just as we talk Of
windows on shipboard as bulls eyes, These
entrances arc too narrow for a camel to pass
through in the ordinary manner, even if un.
loaded When loaded camel has to pass
through one Of these entrances it kneels down
its load is removed, and then it shuifles through
on its knees. Yesterday" writes Lady Duf
Gordon from Cairo, " saw a camel 90 through
the eye Of needle, that is, the low arched
door of an inclosure He must kneel, ant
bow his head, to creep through and thus tn,
rich man must humble HIMSELF
God did not take up the three Hebrews ou
of the furnace of fire, but he came down anC
walked with them in it. lie did not remove
Daniel from the den of lions; he sent his an.
gel to close the mouths Of the beasts. IL,
did not answer the prayer Of Paul to remove
the thorn in the flesh, but he gave him 1
suiiiciency of grace to sustain him.
In the Bank of England is curious ma
chine, into which sovereigns are poured, lik'
grain into mill. As they pass on one BY
one, all that are light weight are thrown t.
one side, those of full weight to another s.
that the distinction is made with uuerring Ger
tainty. So will il be at the last day.
There is not one star Of all the heayenl
hosts that responds to the feelings Of tn
sceptic and the atheist, not one insect, not tn
petal Of one flower, that does not eontradic
their feelings, and rebuke the spirit with whio
they look at the works of God.
young men but knew how m'th goo
character would dignity aud exa.t them, ho,
glorious it would make their prospects, eve
in this life, never should we find them yield
ing to the groveling and base born purpose
Of human nature, which destroys body an
soul.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-01-18

IuC nDn.I4 .I.H.4fUn OF eInrInt.' .I..
,t,n ,ny olbc.. t-..t ami c., scm-... .-,
..i,b a. boy ygbo ;s Jo.r, b;s bast to er,,,v...
tbis yirtrc rti.bis e6oot.areb,r which f..
,bo bel,, o,l ,r,.,. ~ C,l can boll him ri,bt
Whom oil crso f,il. b;m a boy sbouil lesrn
a. s,y aNor AMI M, oplv how IA s,v (, br.
how IN live mn 10 il oVbon sinners estie,
SL.o conso,, tbor not.r that noapa sav
- nan ,, ,.,..b,.; ,,l ofe- .,ri,-,
~ lo.yo ,bo XIX. 81, ,,.. I, IA vor- C,l5
80. rr XXX. A., l.ci;.'l ,,.
80 ..r ~, . ,...
.i;,-i...-, Kill. ..t.-, .-.l,-I ,.
9'i}i -;i}i a.. ~.
II II l;n, raL;n5 ' . ., ,,-, .r,,,l ,s..i,
NJ I'.. L.:.i.t;.l ,.,,.
,r.. -. J....,.,
~ TN ana It,rr. t..,rt yo,, t,. r.,r. s,,,,.
1.gl.l ~ , ,..'-.' s,,, ,,,.,l,. ma, a., o..
ocj yon rcrl, IN .n .rnJeSil.l rav. III max.
rot .rorbo.. II +. mo-. bs.t--l rather f.iot
IN bd,ter r.t " ~, src Tam snd II,rr,,.
tor Ts.y b,yo van .nro II n bov is m.
3os;Jo3 bc isJos, r., ~ when tbcy psl.,
s,cb rrono.;,;on ~ van ron .,v MA sir -
and I tbint yon MIGHT he rard5uod for INV.
inc % Vo s;r.ee~ ana turn away wbv then
rd, ,rc .,c and noi,bor T,m NOR Oarrv
,.or c.,,, ~ a., lo,s, bol1 rrop CON 4
/ loy ,,bo f.. undecided in nj. moral cIar,etor
in b;s snor,. and when he crows nm II nj.
bu.ipest. foats drifts along 10 sure destrue.
IN g. ,,,, nm ,yb;..t. j-;fs ia doomed
''i Anr 80 Of Yam wbo nn5Srstsnd mocbiacr,
t,ov yb,, /, i y.bcn M, onoi,,, il an n d. doai
naa,or - H., ooovrl.;, t1 tLoso Who l., M,
,nJor.ta,d Whon tbo ,r,ltin,.be,r IF ,
.,e,,, or.,;n. has Iif,ei tbo cr9nl +, tbe bi,b.
ii, ,,;ot 49, l.,-os.o1 H g., its lo,vost ,b.,
no;ot is called Tho dead conterr If In,
rrank swipo. over MS II u.n,lly does. then the
rod goes down from the b;ghe.t poipt and ur
fr,m ,be lowest. bp, sometimes. when al
engine Is ,,in, slowly the crank docs moi
swim, mast Tho eonter and thor. As the pistor
,,rosses str,irb+ down or draw. strairbf mn
1, doe. NOT t.p1 io tlrn tb, crank as # doo.
,,bon in anv otbsr ro.ifiop tbo engine st,rs
and tbe crank has 10 be swung over tho cen
tor hv hand
Now tbis odc,d eonter Is in an enriu,
inst what iplse;.ioD Is in a Inv or man. rb,
cropk moves -l,vlv. and without flree enour'
IN carry II ovor that roiat II /. nn8acide,
which wav n, ro and + stcps and I'm fl on,
he started bv evtraneou. e,ree. tbs hat /. n
the mercy Of Tho wind. ana waves If.
bows mind moves slowly and in an uplesiie,
moppsr bi. moral r1res bi. eB,ine. sets on
ado,5 center" aul awav is 9osi. Jowi
stream.
] was st.l linz IN tss dock iu one Of on
.luort town -ar aa1
ting under v atv r1aoa
.sgidv hg He hr AND tic river lH
large aip7in- T eamer east or
swung ont intotie 90. tla engine on
- three or four revolutions. ana taen s.1nre
g The pilot sounded tac boI ia tbe cngno.rooi
10 20 ahead, but IT was not answered; d
, boat drilted swiftly, and In a moment crash
A, went against ship, and carried away bc
} rigging around her bowsprit then smash int
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-01-18
4'he Home Circle.
The Skeleton in the House.


10 has passed into a provcrb, that every
house has ia it closet with skeleton which
is as much as TO say that every family has
ITS peculiar sorrow which, ottcntimcs' II not
entirely unknown to Others at least Is not
subject lor rce conversation. The spartan
youth in the old classical story who had
sisicn fox and concealed it under his robe
.aud who allowed the animal to gnaw into his
'ituls. rather than risk detection by any ex-
precision cf pain, manifested no greater lorti-
,ldo than is cyhOited by many parents, hus-
ulsd. and wives over heart consuming house
hold troubles. One may not Judge of fam
i'y happiue. hy tAc size aud costlincss Of the
mau.iou or tho ump'uousless of the iurni-
turo, or tac elegance OF She equipagc -
Wealth aud rans DO NOT necessarily imply
Joy, or exempt from calamity Not seldom
envy follows wilh % longing eye those who
ride iu carriage or who live in brown
Stone o. marble front eiliicc little suspecting
tho h,ogy heart which is carried on the ride
and within The home.
You would Ike o dissatisfied Que, griey-
ing over your poverty and ohsenrity, to be in
iae place Of lhs rich Mr. A would you ac-
ee-l along with his riches, bis brokendown
ih. DE-. niuu' days and slecpess nights ?
nu. hr happy Mr. B must De, who
ha n.i..out house and such spa
Ih.Ir aI grounds have you heard
vrr ist De had ac.
t.l u uo went last week
Hs amily Of Mr.
Hr..r church or 40 con.
.IB cl..Heaa n jro do you
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naiscella
THE WHOLE STORY.

HY ". J.. nosrwicK.
Oh ycs-l'll toll you the story,
The very words that were said.
You see the supper was cooking
And ] was siclng some bread,
And Richard came into The pantry
His facc was exceedingly red.
And ne opened his halfshut fingers.
And gave me a glimpse ofa ring
And thcn--oh yes, remember
The Kettle began 20 sing,
And Fanny came In with her baby,
The cunningcst bunch Of a thlug.
And the biscuits were cut In minute
Well, what camc noNt7 Let me Soc
Oh Fanny was there with her baby.
And we all sat down 90 teai
And grandma looked over her glasses
50 queer at Richard aud me
But ID wasn't tll ancr milking.
That ho said what bee had Do .ay,
How was it' Oh Fanny had takcu
The baby and gone away
The funniest rogue Of a fellow
lie had new tooth that day.
We were landing under the plum tree,
And Richard said something law,
But ! was tired and hustored
And trcmhled | almost know
For old Rcd is tho hardest of milkcr.,
And Brindlc 20 horribly slow.
And then--lot me see-where was
On the stars grew thick overhead,
And we two stood under the plum tree
TIN the chickens few up o. bed
Well, he loves me, and wore to be married,
And that ,s--ab9ut what he said
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-01-18

IvINa uY TUE DN.-I compare, ags
John Newton, the troubles wa haya % under
20 10 the course Of year to O great bundle
of iagois, far too heavy for us to liit Bot
God does not require Us to carry the whole
at once He mercifully uuGes the bundle
and gives US first one bundle, which We are 10
carry to-day, and then another, which we are
to carry tomorrow and so on. This we
might easily manage, if we would only take
the burden appointed for US each day but
we choose to increase our troubles by carrying
yesterdays stick over again to-day, and add
ing to-morrow's burden to our load before we
are required to bear it. William Jay put,
the same truth in another way. We may
consider the year before US as a desk contain
ing three hundred aud sixty-fyo letters adj
/ dressed to us--one fer each day, announcing
its trials and prescribing its employments
with an order to open daily but the letter foI
the day. Now we may be strongly tempted
to unsea beforehand some of the remainder
This, however, would only serve to ombarrasi
us, while we should violate the rule our Own
er and Master has laid down for US. Take
therefore, no thought for the morrow, for the
morrow shall take thought for the things o
itself"
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1llnral &c II Religious.
TEICmUs TO WAIT

BY ruWnE CARY.
Why are we 80 impatient Of DELAY,
Longing forever for the tmc o. lc
For thus We live tomorrow in to-day
Yea, and to-m0uOws wcmay mover scc
We are TOO hastv are not rcconcicd
TO let Kind nature aud her work alone
We plant our seed, aud like foolish child
We dig 10 up To SEQ f 70 has grown.
The good that s 10 be wo coyst now
We cannot walt Tor the appoint huur4
Before the fruit BE- ripe, we shako he hough
And seize the hud that folds a. 81 TIE flower.
when miinl1ht darkness rcIEns DO not see
That the .ad night De mother 'ho morn
We cannot think our own sharp ony,
May ic tho bIrihpang OF joy unborn.
into the dust We scc our idols go
And cry Tint death hns tr.uml .d IIic Is void
We do not trust The promise. thl ihc lHst
OF all our enemies shall De- dc Uycit
with rect almost n ght tho up mni.
And hcnft and Nesi grow wear Ht tIc itsi
Our feet would Walt Tie city of sHIuis.
EYcl before thc aucnt -tt Is .'cu
Tenoh us Zoo wait until Thou shal fppoar-
70 know that ull Thy ways and Times are lusi
Thou ssost that we DO hoiCFe, aH icHr
Lori make us nisn tu believe Id trust
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-01-18

love to have my children como to me with
all their troubles and perplo itics want
them to feel that no friend is icarer 20 othen,
none more ready to bear, wha can be borne.
Of their burdens But / confess l should
grow weary &C. they never came il me csc 20
with tears u tc'r eyes n... ua'o He
<eius OF ,heir lives were M
ways ! waut tam mono ... 80 h.as
mcth..cg' d aul 0at.ol DO bright Dr..
their roNual ioy their hes'th. ami Aeu. a,
and happn om glad 800 have uy oy
bring mc h.s troublesome um OF h's bard
latin sentence for my help Eut Ike, t9-,
90 have him bring me his slate when every
sum has been conquered, aud bis Latin book
when every difficulty has been solved. aud
there is triumph in his glad face
There is lady in Whcathcdge will not
give her name,-who had, and trust still has,
"a little room all her own, where on q stand
was always kept the open Bible and hymn
book. Often. while the land was rcut with
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-01-18

There is town in Maine where the wind
blows 50 hard that the people dare not raise
children except in sheltered localities
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-01-18
ThEAsURERs oPFIoE OF THE

MOAIlLliEn AND WELLS RIVER RAILROAD.
,-t.t,, DECEMBER, 10, is70
Nploe q hefeNy given that an assessment of ten dol
ihs Per snare on The stock OF this Railroad has bnen
neleu nl tne PRESIDENT and Directors 20 be paid to the
Ireasuref ~ ms oce In Montpelier and that said as.
tessment will be due the second ay OF January
- BY order Of the Directors, -NN'
S@ VA PAGE, T,sa,wr.
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TOWN BONDS

ny ONIPELlEk TOWN BONDS
ANl are ready r delivery at the First National
and Montpelier Nat pull Banks in MONTPELIER in do,
nominations OF $50 s0o $500, and sl1lO eioh and my
able In om thrno to wenty years with Interest AT seven
per cent per annum interest paid somannually The
bonds have scmi-annull coupons attached, making ID
convenient for the holder Of bond 20 draw his Interest
every six months by presenting the coupon Ia the Treas
urer of the town OF Montpelier.
d. TAFT
j. W. HROCE, Commissioners.
j. W. ELLIS, y
Montpelier Doe 49, 1870. istf
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;ss tf1E4A PEA " !. ecco,1P'oTHs,f i

W.
P..s si1 :. tips 4. ps''ePA 81 .na as
them Wy gently for twenty minutes,
in : light .iyrup. composed Asofi five
ounces sugar, and halt q piut Of water
boilkd t&5lhir for ten minutes: TirS
them ofteqs Will ial.his, syrep. Dish
the 4ajjti laauee the syrup by rapid
boiln9r peaf-iA-sver tho peaches; and
ssrys them hot for . second oourse
all; Il cold efkof sdessg.t: BE- sue 10
and obtain perfectly iip s sound peach
q, and they will Be found delicious
in atkss laaxksr:ao A;4nhetsY ad 5,iisi ii
the syrup is found b. adding q little
lemon Juice, sddthes slapctsd kernels
Of to ii thfss feisf ii apfie6t stones
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-Z--Ii.If - &c "a So 80
l'[lG IN SOCIETY

By an eminent ian ahd Professor N u&e VI
large Medical Collegesra1t dsals fsarlessly bat
chastsly with evils from which spring 3PhyA ND
moral degradation. and domestic infsliaty y Be.
ing religious. and secular papers and magazines ID
ths q: e. and verdief 81 asai host d.
eliminating II that it ba renarkahle sbook, {;
that 1t will make Its maEkand do good. :
It IL Of vital importance to every man Al
woman In the land, and II having wonderful
Agents vim ind this : rs1v j. opportunity to mike
meney. Circulars, giving full paxteulaxs With M
merous notices of the Pres, sent free.
Address $iS. -. g. GOODMAN kCO.sPlblilhGB
I @f-s Custom House Place, Chicago, III. :.
Say where you saw this sdvertisemeu3. -sst'2!Es
vl4n2l3w .rss.s..:.xz. -. Z
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AZ TEN PtITAy0Gy.


for an early crop Of potatoes, can readily
80 put into cond.tion Ior tarnirs As
soon the pot oes AZ 81! bsred jeke
d q = haulmsl into- APPS Md 6asn ].
after which, carefully spread the ash !!
Plow and harrow The land level, aud Y
IS 5eHiIl births yseds 81 prefer the,
Sob, Sd. tie Pdipls MP and
! similar whi,esertss mp soeaa viii
no. Be refused By cattla next winter.
o8ibs j. i,rpll ii I'd q dresa,!sss
q some kind Of oompstoi.l nsaure,
such :. 66s poudrslie ar- fnperph hos
phats, but every man should judge for
hims,n whether this i. necessary Of
Otherwise. II.
The usual mode Of sowing the seed
Of ID & sorts is broadcast, but We be-
lieves that tits better plan 10 s5w ii
drills, ~ with rutabagas, although the
rows m.y 70 nearer tog..her.r # the
weather y6e,ld, be Mt Mud xsrn Tor
two or three weeks after sowing, the
weeds are very likely 70 start and check
l.. :Rs' ss''l, I I, w.. .'s,
loeing, whenever and wherever it cao
be avoided, but if less ground is Guilt
waited and A good stand q plants seeur.
ed, 40 equal number aof bushels Of roofs
viii b secured without additional ez'
psnse. .s;sa gs;.*$ ss,EsssysH
There Fare hiud.ca!tivltors with
wAbk afdf8ips i60a IL drills can b
kept oless e tesds @r y jb.e b.afl
the expense that they can be with the
hos. labor saving machines are ,prst
y generally distributed over the ccun.
try.zsa1-m5gs izsusry- Know ana xppre-
oiate them, but some Of the best hand
oulti,..ors, ter autivsfsg gitaea tee-
stables, are not so..geDerally known a
their merits deserve. Of course We
arg tsddJ: to admit that excellent crops
Of both early and htepotts pre- prJdus-
ed hy the broadcast system especially
onfA &saS BE stih We s.hisk LIS
drill ID the moro certain Of the two.-
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MORTGAGE SALE DEFAULT HAS BEEN

NORTGAGE SALE DEFAULT HAS BEEN
MI made in the conditions Of . certain mortgage,
executed and delivered by Solomon L. Winters and
Margaret A: Winters bis wife, mortesgors, 70 1a.
the firm name Of Moore Mcclure, mortgages, d.
ted the 9th day of June, A. D. 1885, recorded in ths
Office Of the Register Of Deeds in and for stearns
county, Minnesota, on the 1ith day Of june. A.D.
1865 1t 2oclock p. m. in book Of mortgage desds,
on page IS, given to secure the payment Of two
| promissory notes made by said salomon Winters.
der Of said Moore Mcclure, one for $500. payahls
6montfSlftsr date, the other for 9t6045 payable 90
yeaE after VIII z e. cent. peg sanaR L:
terese until Paid, and which sa.a noIsesee ana tne
A. D. 1850, for valuable and adequate consideration
duly assigned, t1ansfefedand 1T 0vsf unto AlsxAn1
Moore and 9ossph 3 Ni1soR y pstrunsnt aH!y
the 18th day of July A. D. 1871 at 10 o'clock NJ,
in book A Of assignments and agreements, onpases
go end 291. There is claimed to be due, and is
due upon the aforesaid mott 81 ii OF Eleven Hazf
dred and Twenty Two cellars at the sate eteof and
by reason 81 LIE nom anient hereof, tie power Of
sls contained,in sa:a mortgage ias become opera
I'VE Noa;t!on o. proceeding Ut law, 2; osnssxss
said mortgage OF part thereof Tserefore notiee
is hereby given that " virtue Of sid powsr q
sale and the statute in such case nade ~ 800
said notes, by sale ofsaM nortsased premises to
and bong g he County g s,.alns. "a st.se q
s:.r s .sss, e. ss' e.
corded T. .hsoass s q Reets:sxs .i IT, 49,
ffsas ioosof % Couts Hessss ID sae sei.k
G';s 4 ;ss ss::1ei ps4ssht e e; q
e ::,s Sc. ehs e .ss & -
or's fss oGAfty 6oalir1 cevenanAs1 0aaSr6ufit3 ~
paid said mortgage IN q i. frsclosure, and
tnsGaEIvf@F I'm sTSs1os4 80 s.1s.ss 3. :s--r.
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- Young LADY vas: entertaining
some friends The Other evening when
one said, "Mgi a = ). :: =. your1 braid is
coming of" She -clspped her hands
70 her head and fouad nothing unslip-
ped. Tie gentleman quietly: r pointed
to,tbs braid Other dress, about a half
: (atd. rs which had been torn of and.
was lying on tho floor. There was an
audibiasmils ss.t5s3 !. ,.., .,., a Is I.
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Mibh cps yhpadlnottbs1.sxpo

Mih !GlAl epy g@aA laesslsJ .s1pos-
ed during the hottest part Of the day
whsR they rot feeding. If there ARE
no'mfds tfees 81 othef shelter ia ia The
psltgg3aAb fi el VT Wy PAY zto nat them
IN clean, well ventilated stables, from
on e e.elocE, Al M until i'll three O'clock,
:. =, ewing them water, when put
II and -Vh1n tlken ont ,e'asoL a.s's
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3s 7sartb and Home learns that M.
{ shll l,eatfe elsagsN Mr. ejkzsbetts
horn cattle breeder, has been offered
and refused asay aeG aors tlnes letters
IN biz herd, and also that he has been
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"A sNhite-hnired old ncproopreachA

A sShits-haired old negro preacher
in.Nsw 0 dea1ss thus addressed 7 one Of
the meetings q. the dissatisfied ,darkeys,
last week "What avs you grumbling
abouti l31d n bssssf of daa u Seser
'spscted to be.rdsn;J s1 deserve to be-.
Did JsStiak., when Nsss Ldnkdn guy
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tickets r. the LouisllIas State Lottery
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Rsetors Daughter TO . Sunday
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brothsr we'll h9w pld j. be e.
Sahocl6oy. pappo, 1Mui,, but,he'
just started q swearing"
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sprinh u insts ptsvsnkits aticking to
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