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cnmbed to the heat near the close Of the mass,
aud had TO be removed In a faint condition 10 TIE
sacristy. He speedily recovered.
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WORK IN GODS VINEYARD.
4 UniyerSalisfs Views Oh the Nature and
Mission Of Christ.
THE ORANGE ANNIVERSARY.
Professor Barbour on Gods Deal
ing with Men.
CHURCH OF THE DISCIPLES.

MR.. HEPwoRTH ON TIE RELIGION OF LOVE.
Yesterday having been set apart for the regular
monthly communion service at DR.. Hepworth's
church, there was very large congregation
present at the morning service. Before proceed
ing win his discoarse the pastor performed the
beautiful service OF baptism, three lovely little
children and al elderly lay being baptized. At
the conclusion the entire congregation joined
heartily in singing the beautiful hymn commencing
Nearer, my God, 10 Thee,
Nearer 10 Thee;
Fen though 1t be
Inat III
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CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGEl
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pOrary purposes. they are often left to
the last. This is entirely wrong. so
far as circumstances will permit, the
first action of the authorities should he
to stop all connection of house drains
with these sewers. The next should
he to stop all connection of house drains
with private cesSpoolS. The health of
the community would really he less en-
dangered if the offensive matters we've
allowed to flow. in the full light of day.
in roadside cutters, than il now is by
their Introduction into the soil from
which the water of house wells pro
ceeds. and 10y the accumulation of
putIcfNing masses in nvcntilated and
leaky cavernS. whence the poisonous
gases sure to he produced, find their
WAY through the drains into ON houses.
or into their immediate vicinity. Sew
rrs choke and overflow during heavy
storms mainly because they are tn"
large for the work they are ordinarily
called upon to perform. If Il sewer i
so small that its usual flow Is concer
trated to Il sufficient depth to carry he
fore it any ordinary obstruction, it will
keep itself clean. But if it is 50 large
that its ordinary flow is hardly more
than film. we may he quite sure that
its refuse solid matters will gradually
accumulate until they leave. near the
crown of the arch, only the space need
ed for the smallest constant stream.
And. in order to make room for a rain
fall flow. the whole sewer will have to
he cleared by the costly and offensive
process of removal by manual Labor.
4 smaller sewer would have been kept
clear bV its own flow.
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"Will you allow me to see the letter.
sir ?"
Thorne .ierked it ont of the compart-
ment where it lay. and tossed it angrily
towards Lacy. He opened it, and i'll
spite of his annoyance and mortitica
tion, burst into laughter at the sight OF
Minnie's dainty handwriting.
Its nothing to laugh at, sir" ex-
claimed Mr.. Thorne.
My dear Mr.. Thornc, we are all the
victims of Il ridiculous mistake" said
Lacy. My uncle never wrote this let
ter; it is the work of my mischievOus
cousin Minnie. The genuine document
must have been left behind"
''And You did not come to look for i
wife -
Il came to purchase real estate"
Wheww-w - old JabeZ whistlcd
loud and long, then offered his hand to
his guest. with Il hearty laugh.
"Well, my boy, I'm heartily sorry
called You 50 many opprobrious names
but Mary and supposed you were attel
her. ! must go and tell the little MINK
what Il blunder we've made"
"Stay il moment, sir" said Jack. lay
ii'S u'''ihihS manu- oil 'hc olu Sth'ic-
man $ arhh> as his quick eye detected
'''e "'S'''ht ii'li'er "i Miss nnrleS iiSh'
o'esS anon" lhe trees Wlli You 'ilo"
me I" l,''he 'iie necessary explanation
ny SCI, am NOT ii, All certain tilat
"i''i ! nave Se't''ed IL h"iie' l. si'il
r"' ''''Ii Ill'" "''S'itsS-i'h ne S"'l'''ioll'
:. 'S .>'''S wiz |" fi'H'"'
~" P''"H', my ''"' SI''' the "''
S'"''il''n' 'i''N''''S' SNr my
'"''>'"'' IL "niH 10 atone i"' my y, 'i'''''l
o"s 'it''' ''iItiit Il lli'ie WINE ago.
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sionary organizations, and all humani-
tartan laborers.
London has its great preachers ont
side of the English Church. Spurgeon.
notwithstanding his troublesome gOut.
breaches with great fervor and power.
His tabernacle, capable of holding about
seven thousand persons, was packed to
its utmost capacity when | heard him
preach on recent Sabbath evening.
The following evening | attended :;
prayer meeting in the same place. on
which occasion there were over two
Thousand present. His church numbers
over four Thousand members, and not Il
month passes without numerous acces-
si"nS. The Congregationalists of Lon
don look upon DIR. Joseph Parker us
their most prominent man. and his con-
gregation, at the City Temple. is one of
the largest and most enthusiastic of any
in the city.
The present is the dull season in
i<'hhpii. ne queen is Ill Ntollduu.
The Prince of Wales is packing his
trunks preparatory for his journey to
India. Lords, Members of Parliament.
and Judges are shooting grouse ia the
country !; and those who can afford it.
OF every class, are off on Il vacation.
Lond"n's activity is not marked alone
10y the $4,000 vessels that annually
come and 90. laden with merchandise
nor 10y the railroad trains that are past
counting: nor 10y her manufactures
and shops. No city is more active than
this in the LoId's work. and while she
holds her place at the head of European
capitals. she is entitled to all honor as
the most active religious centre of the
world not even excepting Rome.
Permit me to make one correction oi
Il former letter. The types made me
say of Miss Rappleye's school at Con
stantinople, that ''it is composed of l.:
pupils, all americans" The scntcnc,
should read ''all Irncnidns."
II. f.. JEwETT.
London. Sept, 1873
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Squibs.

y youth called at the West Alaha-
minn office one day. and. after watch
ing them set type awhile. said to one of
the typos: ~ on use Il heap - four
penny nails y,
An EngliShman was boaStimg to a
Yankee that that they had In book in
the British Museum which was once
owned by Cicero. "Oh. that amt
n"thin." irto1cd the Yankee ..in the
museum in B,Sting they've got the
lead pencil that Noah used To check off
the animals that went into the ark"
''Won't You cut open u penny for me,
father ?" said IL little girl when she
came home from school one day. "Cut
open Il penny What do you want me
To do that for ?" asked her father.
cause" said the little girl. "our
teacher says III every penny there are
-four ftrthingS, and want to see them"
\ Hartford paper says that the bride
groom ut Il silver wedding that took
place recently. was torty-iivc years old.
and the bride was ten Years Nenngcr.
She must have looked very cunning at
the first wedding when she was ten
years old.
In the Vermont Journal of March 81,
l1-l, there Is the following epitaph on
Il lawyer:
"Hen-ath this stone lies Robert Shaw
Who follow Il forty years the law,
And when he died.
The Devil cried
lla Bob give your paw
An old man at PIainiicld. Ct, earnest
ia his adNocacN of the cause of lingIIis-
tie lore. burst forth at a recent school
meeting with: ''Frllcr citizens, we
ought to purchase II new disSrni0ry for
this skule room. forever don't fully un-
der>tand the dissignifcdtion "f words ~
You cannot take Il friend by taking Il
drink. The cpizoutIc Is complained of
as being horsctilc to business Hats
are .:o commonly bet on elections, that
matters often become politicians.
Owing To cool weather and other things
moSqultocS aIc barred out. Few men
and no women understand the AIT of
snoring agrccahly. A book seller has
been advertising ii plenty of scarce
books for sale. \ waShcrwomcu hats to
tight il ont on the clothes line all SUM
mer. lomng ladies with striped stock
lngs in church choirS are not allowed to
sing '.hose Anna Electricity is shock
ing to take. and Il little of II goes Il long
way, tcllegraphically speaking.-Dr
Hall asserts that it is hIrtiul for a man
to get out of bed as soon as he awakes
from sleep. This has been construed
to mean the wife should get up and
build the tire.-N. D. Republican,.
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Nasty on Finance.

l'ars"n Na>hy has attempted t" Ic-
oI%anlZc and rc-r>tabll>I his bank. and
called II meeting fnI that purpose. His
proposal Is given III his own language
Il propose to redeem the i>h"oS nv
Onllmitrd Trust and Confidence III the
bonds ny the Company"
Their faces rc>oomcd an eNprcShun
ny stolidity wich did not like
''Will them bonds bear interest o.
they all askt in korus.
''Crrtainly they will. We >hrl ht
generous. lon may fin the rate of in
terc>t AT wat Nnu chose.
"Ilat seems fair" they exclaimed.
| congratulated my self ON hcVin got
through tnIlIhIc easy. and wa> >trppiI
of the platform +" 90 oNrrto simpson
I" hc\ the bonds printed. when that
tecnd Joe Biglcr. VIII" wuI >ittiu viii
Poll"ck. rose and rcmaikt then he ez Il
hill-h"drr he'd Il question t" ask.
"Go on. SCI |.
| lo"l give interest hc:rin' bonds tnl
lour notes. will y"u -
"H'rrtainll. Josef" Srd |. .'uv courS,
We will"
Wat II" you propose to redeem til,
bonds in -
NV hN. our notes. NV coor>c. What
else hey We I" redeem them in ca,
notes. with the priv ilc"c of cnnNrIIiI
nv em into bonds at any time and
faith is the best money in the world.
"Thcn wlat'll You redeem the note,
in ?" persisted Josef. with feendiSh per
tcnaS>ity.
"Why. thc bonds. of course" WAS my
( IN, l.n
better than interest hearing bonds. and
wat currency kin he better than that
wich Noo can convert into such bonds
My friends, whenever yoo want bond.
/ for Nour currency don't hesitate To com,
for 'rm don't he afraid nv giving til,
officers trouhlr. 1t iS our pleasure t,
serve the public. and we'll go tI any
| lengths
"But wat did understand yoo'r goin
to redeem them bonds in - aSkt Jose
again
.'Our notes =" answered. ont of pa
shcn>c with him.
But y"u redeem your notes Will
your bonds e''
"Certainly: jist IL Our friends II,
Ohio perp"se To pay the naShemel debt.
"And this goes for time and eter
nifty ?"
"Certainly, Josef \ tinanshcl in
stitooshcn, constructed eZ ours is. XII
go on from time to eternity, becuz it il
convertible-onc species NV paper int,
another, and another INTO one. Yol
| see"
..Yes. | see; but citizen Bascom
when yoO hev sold all your likker again
for this paper, and you turn around an,
convert it into bonds. hey Noo an,
ashoorance that they'll take them bond
in Louisville for more likkerG Di,
they take the notes atorc? How mucl
better does the bonds make 'em Eel
low-citizcns of the Corners (Jose
spoke impressively) - Fellow -citizrn'
NV the Corners. inoggcrate this system
again if you choose, but | feel it my
dooty to warn yoo that in Il week ther,
wont he drop NV likker in the Corners
and watts more you wont he able to gc
Il drop. Ioo are standing on the brink
NV il pressipi>. Haul off hef"le it j.
everlastingly too late"
The people seed ii to wunSt, and will
Il glare like so many intooliated tiger
they riz and went for me. didn't kcc
to stay to argOo finance with 'em. Th,
winder wuz open and | Sprang thro" it
and made for the woods, wich rrachc,
just in time. He'd they caught me the!
would hev hung me out NV hand.
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The Truthful Pilot.

The passenger. who wa> going down
the hig river for the first time i'll his
life, secured permission I" climb up
beside the pilot, Il grim old gray back
who never told IL lie in his life.
"Many alligat"rs in this river ?" in
quired the stranger, after look
around.
Not 81 many now. since they got It"
was the reply.
II Sed to hc lots. ch -
Il don't want to tell N"u about 'cm
stranger" replied the pilot. signing
heavily.
"WhN ,"
"'CanSc lou'I think WAS a-ll in to
You. and that's sumthn' never do. |
kin cheat at kccrl>. drink whisky or
cIaw poor terbackrr. but can't lie
Then there used To hc lois of EN- -
inquired the passenger.
I'm most afraid to tell We, mister.
but I've counted 'lcNcn hundred ally
CATERS to the mile, from Nick>burg cGar
down tn Orleans, That was years ago,
atorc Il shot was ever fired at EN-.
well. don't doubt it, replied the
stranger.
And I've counted :}lJ9 of 'cm ON
one >and-harr continued the pilot. ''lt
looks hig To tell. hut a government
surveyor was aboard. and he checked
EN- of as | called out
Il haven't the least doubt of it," said
the passenger. a. he hcavcd Il sigh.
''I'm glad q that, stranger. Some
fclIrrS would think WAS Il liar. when
Ilis
to be Il paradise for alligltnrS aud they
were 81 thick that the wheels of the
boat killed an average. of forty nine la
| the mile =,
'Is that 81 ,"
| "TIur H. gospel, mister used t"
/ almost feel SorIN for the cu~>rd brutr>.
cause they'd cry ont crmam">t like Il
human being. We killed lots OF EN-.
as | said. and we hunt a pile more. |
| sailed with one captain VIII" allus car-
/ ricd Il thousand bottles of limimcnt tu
! throw "NcI Ia the wounded ones
He did ,"
True aS Nou live. he did. dom
'Spcct I'll ever see another such Il kind.
Christian man. And the ally CATERS got
1" know the Nancy Jane, and to know
| Captain Tom. and they ii >w i'm ont aud
rub their tails agin the boat an pun
like eats an look up and try to smile :,
"IhcN would ,!
solemn truth. stranger. And once
when We ginundr'i on Il har. with an
opposition boat right behind. the ally
gatrlS gatIcrcd around. got under hcl
stern. and jumped her clean over TIA,
bar 10y Il grand push 1t looks like :,
bic story but never told Il lie vet and
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Sewerage.

Col. &. f. Waring, Jr., is writing 4
series of very interesting articles on the
ventilation and sewerage of houses
which appear in the Atlantic. In the
November he says:
Frequently. when the systematic sew
erage of IL town is undertaken, there
comes mp the question of private drains,
which have been built by individual
enterprise and are really the property
of private owners but owing to this
complication, and to the fact that they
are thought to be good enough for tenn
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Business DIRECTORY.

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,poth,carie-.
.,>..u,u y, Rank Block Main ST
,,,orn,ys a, Law.
..,,y ,,,,.rr T. o,,ir,.. and Posi- Office
ms y, .. C,I,dnui.u Ell nm stairs
.,.l.\Ip ,I,in II. over Hall n Fl-tchrr'-
....,. l.-r.r, Er"k-r.
i:nnks and stationery.
....,,,. rnwTII rol,doui,n HI'k Main 81
Hook Binders.
.>r,rn N.t.s Monument Suu,r.
rt,L coal and business.
,,t.,,.n Monument Suu,r,
r,L.r. and Conf.ction.r..
.f.,nIrN Main Street
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HT SINESS CARDS.
>IsA 4. BATES,

HENRY &. BATES,
AiIpLNIt NJ LAW. l.. Il ST. -. .I"hnsbuIl
tD'HluliN attend L" any professional bust
"'--'nll .t-r'd O." his al moderate charges
AC.Nn. \. nAnnirr,
"at ud FANCY GOODS. BOOTS and SHOES,
"..'". h'ri' M,de Ct"th'n!. &ircr Fiat'd
an. d.. Ah.ch will he sold i"r Cash
I;' 'ds r,s Al the Lowest Prices, at
ih' \"N odd Fellows Block
.'.a.,..- Iarrr 81. I"n>-nuHr, VI.
VI. q. HOIGHTON. VI. d..
t'NEprlrmr PHYSICIAN \ SURGEON
b''r Ind Residence. MAN street.
Dir. nc. NEWELL.
'...'.f r.-..nr.. c.,r. of church and Spring SIS.
bt<iI.I>. >lI.NE>TEE n CO..
DEALERS N
WIS AND GEOC ERIES.
NuH E"ck. Railroad Street.
EAi;ILETT. DANIELS X co.
nrALFEs N
'H"' EEIES AND EATS.
N0..,d -.r,l St JohnShury
EiLLAED n FOLSOM.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
-. .I"hnsbury.
'' B1uk RirrE MAN street
Oh. H..tri r'.,idrnc,. Dr. Folsom residence
t.'-'.'H \Nvuu,. Cherry Street.
'''. H'1r.. ir,'m = L" 10 \. NJ. | to- i. NJ.
John BACON I'd.
'' Nl'EI\ HIDES. LEATHER AND OIL
81. IuhnShury Centre, VI.
=. Z. BHOOKS. VI. d..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
' .-f'trur, opp. the Bakery. ST JohnshurN
T.. A.. IONEEGiN.
NNNl \, It EFR AND DEALER IN
us ~IlnI.> aud III BEERS also LEATHER
FINDINGS. ETC.
''n' >'f''t 81. I"hnsbury, VI
WV. W. GROIT.
'''ENEl \ND cor NSELLOE At LAW
Hiri"u Vermont
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If \ owns S5Om and B owns nothing,
il is certainly faiI that \ should pay
taxes on SJlDOU and Is on nothing. If
Il h"lIoWS A. S5OW and bhys Il home
with 1t, giving Il mortgage as security,
considering that the two together own
but >JMD. where is the justice of tax
ing them on Sl0.pm. Again. if B 10y
his labor. makes and saves S5OOO, aud
pays off his mortgage. making the prop
crtN of the two SlO.OW. where is the
SENSE III taxing them jointly no more
than when they jointly owned but half
that sum BoSton Transcript
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Jnfrls.

DnIcLS.
ST. JoHNsBURY HOUSE,
MAIN STREET. ST. JOHSsBURY, VT.
GEO B. WALKER. Proprietor.
AVENUE HOUSE.
RAILROAD STREET ST. .IOHNsBURY, vi
HOWE 4 MORRISON. Propriet"rs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE,
NEWPORT VT.
w. +. BOW MAN, Proprietor.
RUSS HOUSE
SAN Francisco. tALIFORNIA.
:. ii. SEYMOUR Co, Proprictors.
MT. MANSFIELD HOTEL,
STOWE. VT.
a lirst-class Hotel, with all the modern improve
ments. Accommodations for 300 guests
y. Z. KELLER. Manager
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
\ first class hotel in every respect
CI:OC FER BUCK, Propret"rs.
ST. JULIAN HOTEL,
GEO. f. WARD Proprietor.
MARLBORO HOTEL.
;aa21 W AsHINGTON STREET. Boston
On the American and European Plan.
y. Il. STEVENS. Proprietor.
Formerly of Trotter House, Bradford.
..BELMONT."
European IIotel.D
i..3 4 G9I WASHINGTON STREET Boston
(OppoSite GlOJe 7heatreD
\ House with Elevator and all modern ap-
pnnimrnts.
Rooms 81 per day and upwards.
Good Restaurant at moderate prices
SANBORN \ HARDY.
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A REMARK ABOUT MARRIAGE.-Th
wall and woe and struggle to und"
marriage bonds in our day comes from
this diSsonance of more developed and
more widely varying natures, and it
shows that Il large proportion of mar
riages have been contracted without
any advised aud rational effort to as
certain whether there was Il reasonable
foundation for Il close and lifelong in
timacy. Ii would seem aS if the ar
rangements and customs of modern
society did everything that could he
done to render such previous knowl-
edge impossible. Good scnse would
say that if men and women are to single
each other ont, and bind themselves hN
IL solemn oath. forsakimg all others. t"
c1eave to each other us long as life
should last. there ought to he, before
taking vows of such gravity, the very
best opportunity to become minutcly
acquainted with each others dispo>i-
tions and habits and modes of Thought
and action Mrs. Store.
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THE CAMEL. No human roval frmill
dare be uglier that the camel. He is Il
mass of bones, faded tufts. humps.
Jumps, splay joints, and ,';illositirs His
tail is Il ridiculous wisp. and Il failure
as an ornament or Il tiN-bruSh. His
feet are simply big spomgrS. For skin
covering he has patches of old buffalo"
robes. faded and with the hair woln of,
His v"ic" is more dsagrceable than his
appearance. With ii reputation for
patience, he is snappish and vindictivc
His endurance is overrited that is to
say, he dies like il sheep on an expcdi-
tion of any length if he is not well fed.
His gait racks muscles like an aguc.
And yet this ungainly creature carries
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VOLUME 39---NUMBER 1897.

his head in the air. and regards the
world out of his great brown eyes with
diSdaiu.-C ID. Warner, in Norember
iHdntic.
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WHAT Is \ LOAD -Nominally.
Il carload is 20.0OO pounds. 1t is also
20 barrels of salt, ~ of lime, 30 of flour.
2iW sacks of flour, Il cords of soft wood,
l. to ~ head of cattle. 30 To 10 head of
hogs, SOt" 100 head of sheep, 1000 feet
of solid boards. I7.OOO feet of siding.
l3.om feet of flooring, 10000 shingles.
nne-half less of hard lumher. one fourth
less OF green lumber. onetcnth of .joists,
>cantlin% and all other large timbers !;
300 bushels of wheat. 100 of corn. ESQ
of oats. 4lO of barley, 500 of tlax-seed,
:aio of apples. 43n of Irish potatoes, 300
of sweet potatoes 900 bushels of bran.
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\ BAD BTG. There is a bug that
consumes not merely your potato crop,
but that consumes every one of your
crops. consumes them partly before
they are gathered and consumes more
after they are gathered and that is the
tax collector. This little animal ap-
pears every year. You may have strug-
gled and toilcd, You may have worked
in N"ur field and in your work shop, hut
he eats up Your substance at the end of
he wear. In this we had occasion,
last winter. to say that in this country
there Is far too much of the net earn
iug> of SocictN. far too much of the
| fruits of Labor consumed for the pur-
poses of carry ing on the government,
and there ought To be enforced stricter
economy III our affairs. both in the
town. in the county. in the state. and
in the Union.
But the practical question is, who
have caused and >wcllcd the taxes.
Heavy taxes grow ont of large and
wa>lctul expenditures and the history
ot tins country proves that the eXpcndi
lures have always been larger and more
wastctul under Democratic than under
Republican rule
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\ REMARKABL CASE. The Lewiston
Qll.) Democrat tells the story of We
man in Avon, in that State, who Was
pronounced 10y her phi Sician to be in IL
dying state. She sent for her brother,
Cuba Methodist Episcopal circuit, and
while he WAS knecling in prayer at her
hcdsidc. he felt her hand upon his sloul
der, and. opening his eyes. saw that she
was sitting up in bed. He supposed it
WAS only the extraordinary physical
strength which often comes in the death
struggle, hut she assured him she WAS
rntiIclN cured. She got up and ate sup
per with the family. and remained ap-
parcntly we'll the next day. The physi-
elan called and discovered no symptoms
of disease about her.
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