The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-01-21
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-Buckwheat and Graham Of the best
quality, at Ainsworth & Dodgc's.
baltimore oysters, at Ainsworth "
Doige's.
For everything usually kept at first
class drug stores, go to Case n Rider $
Lane Il Clay's Block
Remember that you can buy the best
flour for the least money, of Ainsworth
Il Dodge.
-Laugworthy & Bond offer their fh|
assortment OF boys over-coats at cost iol
cash. a good chance to save money
Try it
-Aiusworth & Dodge have twenty
five or thirty oyster pals, and one gal
lon measure, which they can never lend
again until they are returned
Rev. A. w. Eastman OF Leicester,
will deliver Temperance lecture. at
Tupper's Hall in East Middlcbury, Thurs
day evening Of this week, to commence
at o'clock.
The friend who borrowed the horse
bl ,nket of Answorth q Dodge at Fair
time, to protect himself from the rain,
will confer a favor by returning it to
Central Market
james Haley, while coupling cars
at the station, yesterday morning had the
mis- fortune to have his knee caught and
crushed between the hunters. 1t will be
hard job for him.
The Middlebury National Bank re-
elected their old board of officers for the
ensuing year. The Board Of Directors
consists of Paris Fletcher, President ;
Calvin Hill, Vice President; j. W.
Stewart, w. P. Nash, j. G.. Wellington
Letters remaining in Post Office one
month: Joseph Henderson, Samuel +,
Hasetinc, Louis Dorey. G. A. Bradford
Frank Tatro, John Sweeney, Michael
Youtt. Ladies Lst.-Mrs A. p. Y QUIT
Mrs. A. Stevens. Ella b. Ware.
la inquiring for any Of the above
please say advertised.
= Satan, his existence, personality
power, and method of operation on the
human soul, was the subject of discourse
last Sabbath at the Methodist church.
His existence and personality was prov
en- from the Bible, by the method by
which the existence and personality OIL
God is proven in the Sacred Record.
The omuipresence OF Satan was denied
but it was claimed that this was in part
made up from the multitude Of fallen
angels under his control, and from the
' more than electric rapidity of the motion
of angelic beings. The great power Of
angels aud OF Satan was illustrated from
the Scriptures. The preacher closed by
an analysis of the human mind and point
ed out the method by which Satan go
possession of the will Of our first parents
and labors to get possession of that o
each person. He closed by urging all tt
put on the whole armor of God, whereby
we are only able to withstand all thu
articles of the devil.
SUNsnINE.-D a. A.Wilits of Phila
delphia, will deliver the sixth lecture o
the Middlebury Lecture Association a
Academy Hall on Thursday evening o
this week. 1t will be, no doubt, one o
the best in the course. The papers speal
of the Doctors efforts in terms of highes
praise The Boston Post says Of thi
lecture on Sunshine"
The lecture was filed with apt illus
trations and tclicitous anecdotes and tina
the audience was one moment moved t,
mirth, aud another to conviction Of tn
good sense that was so profusely uttered
The lecture was one Of the best that ha
been given in Boston for years, and SHOULD
be heard everywhere. We venture t
assert it has done more good than an
dozen sermons.
The Portland Argus says Of it.
"kev. A. \. WIlhts, d. D., of Phila
delphia, delivered his second lecture thi
season, last evening, at City Hall. Tn
audience was not large, owing to the ii
clemency Of the night but it ought
have been, and would have been if GU
citizens could have anticipated the ric
treat which Mr.. Willis gave to those VIII
attended. We say with emphasis, it wa
one of the best and most interesting lee
lures ever delivered in that hail. |
ideas, language, manner Of delivery, an
pathos, it has not been excelled by
lecture hero The past winter, although "
have had three distinct courses, and som
Of the most eminent men in the nation. y