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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-11-27

A correspondent of the New
York San calls attention OF all
consumers of kerosens oil to the
pernicious and unhealthy practice
of using lamps filled with that ar
ticle with the wicks turned down.
The gas which should be consumed
by the flames, is by this means
left heavily in the air, while the
cost of the oil thus saved at present
prices would scarcely be 81 90 a
year for the lamps of IA household.
Indisposition and sickness have
been greatly increased by sleeping
in room with the lamp almost
turned out. Besides the damage
to health, it spoils the paper anu
curtains, soils the mirrows and
windows, and gives the whole
house an untidy air and unwhole-
some odor.
Said she John, love, get up and
kindle the fire." John shrugged
his shoulders, and remarked that
there were no kindlings. why,
Just take,' said she, in her own
sweet way,'the kerosene and pour
lit on the Goals remaining, and you
will have fire in minute that
will surprise you.' He did, and
was surprised. The top of the
stove jumped up into his face, and
IN moment he was in position
to tell whether the streets of Jeru-
salem were paved with gold or
cobble stones.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-11-27

Turkey is moneyless. and credit-less
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-16
The Keely Motor.

he scientific American keeps MP its
wan upon the ''kcrlN Motor Dclu>iun.
a. il calls II and declares that ION the
show ing OF the parties themselves the.
whole Thin" must hc cliS>c;l Is Il St.rund-
rate iiIIlc. Il mechanical hattie King al
ran"rmcnt. to" contrmptihlc for serious
consideration "Ihr >hoWin" of the
PARTIES. themselves" consists of Il long
statement from Charles Il. Collier. colii-
sci of the company. backed hN the let
tiers of engineers. mrchaniciIIrS and
others whn have seen the exhibition III
kcclN mlchinc and are evidently con-
WINGED that he has made great dis
covcrR. II il Is Il dclu>i"u. it i certain
IL II very remarkable one. and has been
successful III dcceiyiu@ several very
intelligent and presumably Shrrwd per
SONS. None at these profess to under
stand the principle on which the invrn-
ton is based that is he secret of the
inventor. hut they attest to the results
with great confidence in the impossible
itN of then being deceived.
II seems pretty certain that the
reputable PERSONS who are assisting Mr.
kccly and obtaining money through the.
Company are NOT themselves party to
Il fraud. II there i any deception in
the ease they are themselves Thoroughly
deceived 1t would seem. a> the Scicm-
title American claims. that ON no known
scientific principle could the alleged
pressure hc produced 10y the apparatus
described. 1t. therefore. boldly assert :
that the thin" must Ice Il fraud 1t is
not well Ia pronounce raShly lis to the
possible and Impossible. hut the cau-
tinuS and the prudent will not he likely
To- invest much in the kcclN Motor I'M
til its utility is demonstrated. If it is IL
dcluSnn and Il deception. we shall wait
in vain for the demonstrations Those
who have had faith in it and put in
their dollars will doubtless quietly
pocket the loss and have little to say
about it. II. on the other hand. the
extraordinary claims of kcely should
hc Justified. which certainly does not
appear probable. they can afford to
pocket the smccrS and .jccrs of the faith
less and quietly make their fortunes
out of their patent rights. We say
again that We do not assume to he
learned enough to pronounce on the
possible and imr">>ihlc. and prefer t"
wait for the delusInn To explode. or the
motor To drive that train "f Pullman
ears from Philadelphia to New York by
the force of cold vapor developed in
some mysterious way from air and
water.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-16
Samson or Solomon.

This l. the muscular period ct the
Year. rhc time at which the collcgian
suddenly wakes up Ia the fact that
porting over books. or the clerk to the.
idea that too close Il confinement in the
rounting-room, Is resulting" in tiaccid
hccp> aud Il general depreciation to
plN seal lone. One cannot pick M Il
newspapcr now Il DAYS without being
informed that this OF that college crew
is hI~ilN preparing for Il coming regatta.
or that some enthusiastic indiV idual
i, training To walk an Incredible dis
tancr III an equally incredibly brief
space of time : while there is even an
on dit tluttcrrimg about that the elegant
Mr. Blank. 81 refined and 81 gentle in
society. actually nightly pummrl> Il
professional pug. OF stands mamfulll up
and allows his >cuncc 10 br suundlN
raped "r his u"s, tn he painfully abrad-
eel 10y his short haired tutor.
They SAY abroad that We Americans
make the pursuit nt pleasure ah clah-
crate business transaction : we do even
more III the way of athletic culture.
inr We cnmtrlvc to convert such sport
not merely iuto Il business. but too
often into II kind of martyIdum.
"WeIl. we can hear the reader eN-
claim. does this paper, which fairly
bIIStl.> with health INInms, and which
breaches sanitary measures year in and
year out, PROPOSE To take grounds
against healthy cNercise9 Does it ar
que that gNmnasiums are pitfalls, and
race boats and ball grounds only So
many roads leading -to bodily -destruc-
tIon LEI -
No. not by any means, gentle reader
on the contrary. we think pll steal cN-
rrcise physical necessity. but in mod
GRAFTON. Aid there's the point which.
it seems, can never he rendered keen
enough to penetrate the brazil of the
averaged m vascular Christian" Let us
illustrate suppose two men of equal
strength enter tor Il contest SIN Il race
with single souls to take place Il year
hence One individual depends on tu-
tune training. and lets the subject cS-
capts his attention until three months
"r :" before the appointed time : then
he ahamdou> books or business and
goes t" work. He radically changes his
diet from lazy inactivity. he subjects
his body To severe strains, and, i'll brief.
rmdure> all kinds of privation> in order
To work himself into Il lit condition.
| lac other person starts at once with Il
little gentle exercise, which in nowiSr
interiete> with his regular pursuits lac
maintains his generous diet. and in
general save. perhaps. Il slight aug
mcutafion of muscular work. rs the
time grows short. his mode, of life. i,
the same at the end a> at the beginning
In the hour of trial il would he found
that the first could make "spurt>.
momentary efforts of herculean strength
hut that the second would show that
steady. uniform Labor which would tell
in the end. We should expect to see
one man leave his boat collapsed. and
III condition lit only for the sick room
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-16
A Good Appetite.

At certain SeaS"nS. a> III spring and
summer. the appetite of even the most
robust l. apt to fail. and the relish for
meats and heavy food to wanc. This
l. all right enough. for animal diet in
warm weather heats the blood. tends
t" hradacheS. and is generally unwholc-
some unless >parlnglN used On the
other hand. fresh vegetables. berries.
fruit and bread are cooling. corrective
and what the palate most Graves. Don't
he afraid To 90 without meat for a month
or 81. and. if You like it. live purely on
vegetable regimen. We warrant that
N"H VIII lose II" more strength than is
common /" the time. and you will not
suffer protracted heat as when dining
on the regulation roast.
Many persons regard Il hearty desire
for food as something umreiined. indeli-
cate. and to Ice constantly discouraged.
hat l. Il greater or more harmful mis-
take than that OF coaNing the appetite.
1t Is Just as necessary for the man who
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-16

A tame raccoon, owned by Il resident
of indianapolis. escaped the other night.
climbed into an open window of Il
boarding house and crawled into ii bed
where two Young men were sleeping.
Every one in the house, and good
many persons outside. assembled with
pukrr>, shovels, brooms, etc, i'll re-
Spouse to to the ShriekS of the alright
ed Youths. and the neighbOrs did not
find out till late the following day,
whether there had been IA murder.
burglary OF fire on the premises.
An Ohio boy is pulling his hair over
a lost fortune. He had been very at
tentive to IN old gentleman, stranger,
ut lie national capital. last winter, and
had won his affections. The old gen
tleman. soon after. being about to step
down and out of this world, chose the
Youth as his heir, and wrote him to
come to Washington nj once, carelesslN
putting on the envelope stamp that
was a little torn. The letter was de
laved 10y the customary red-tapc, the
diving man got mad at The supposed
neglect. and left his S33,OW to Il poor
woman in his own State.
y Sau STORY comes lToill hailSas, ol
devastation and suffering caused by the
gl;,sshopper plague. Carl Ayers and
his family went from CrattSbury, il few
years ago and settled in Kansas, hoping
that dame fortune would smile upon his
efforts to build up Il home foI his grow
ing family. Alas for hlighted hopes ;
last year, and again this. all is devoured
10y gr;.sshoppclS. As Il last resort they
have sent home for money t" bring
/ them east they must get somewhere
or Starve. Last Sunday their ease was
stated AT the Methodist church and ii
contribution taken up and $1,000 was
given toward the sum required.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-16
The Drowning Season.
SOME RULES FOR RESUSCITATIoN WORTH
REMEMBERING.

SOME III LES FOR RESI- StlTATlbN WORTH
REMEMBERING.
Rule |. Remove all instructions to
breathing: instantly loosen or cut
apart neck or Wristbands turn the
person on the face. with the head down
hill stand ;t>tridr his hips. with yonr
face toward his head. and locking your
fingers under his belly. raise the body
as high us YOU can without lifting the
forehead from the ground. give the
body Il smart jerk. to remove mucu>
from the throat. and water from tn"
wimd-pipe: Hold the body suspended
long enough to count one. two. three.
fomI. five. repeating the jerk gently
two az three times.
Rule :. Place the person on the
ground. face downward. and maintain
ing all the while Nour POSITION iStride
the body, grasp the cl"thin" over the
points of the shoulders. on. if the body
is naked thrust your fingers into the
armplt>. claSpimg Your thumbs over the
points of the shoulders. and raise the
chest a> high rs Nou can without liitin"
the head quite of The ground, and hold
il long enough to slowly count one.
two. three. Replace him on the
ground. with his forehead on his ticNrd
arm. the neck Strengthened out and the
mouth and nose free. Now. still
a>tIidc him, place Nom elbows against
Your knees and Your hands upon tn,
sides ot his chest. over the lower rib
and press downward and inward with
increasing force. long enough to count
one. two. Then suddenly let go. graSI
the shoulders ii> before. and then raiS,
the chest. then press downward on
the ribs rs h.iorc. These altriuat,
movements >honld he repeated ten t,
fifteen times Il minute fur an hour. al
least unless breathing is restored soon
| 81 same regularity as in uatura
breathing.
Rule 3. After hlrathing has com
mcmccd. Restore the animal heat
Warm blankets. hot water ia bottles
hot bricks. Warm the head ~ fast Il,
the body. lest commissions come ON
Rubbing jh, body with warm tanncl>
>lappin" the tlc>hy parts. assists To re-
store Warmth and breathing. If tn,
patient can surely swallow. rive tea "l
Il little hot sling. Spirits >palingly
Place him III Il warm bed give plcnr \
OF fresh ain; keep him quiet. ID" M"
let him lie on his back a> The. I"ngu,
loo>,'> the Wind pipe.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-16

works only with his brain to eat beef
and mutton as for the man who iahors
solely with hands. The stomach and
the brains are twins: the former being
the elder. and having prior right to
care. Let that he we'll provided tor,
and it will sustain its brother.
The people who strive to check IL
wholesome and natural appetite. are the
people who regard dinner merely us il
feed. not the center of IN agreeable
social custom and lis the domestic event
of the day. We are sorry for them. as
they must regard eating ut all IL pro>lic
duty. obligatory on them. because they
have Il bias in favor of living. We all
know that we must eat to live: but we
bv no means live to eat, simply BECAUSE
we enjoy what we eat. We are not
COMMANDS hec.iIIse we relish chops, nor
are we invalid> becausc we want straw
berries.
\ good appetite is good thing. but
not if it is to he worried 10y urging 81
10y neglect. !ScIibner's Monthly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-16

but the other. we ale certain. would
step ashore. warm and tined to be sure.
hut with ewes a. bright. nerves us
steady. pulse as regular and head as
clear a> when he took up the oars.
From the result. any one would SAY
that the fist man course had been
wrong. and Vet it i precisely the conIse
of thousands of Young men at the pres
cnt time.
1t Is the same with mental Labor.
The merc>t tNro of Il scholar knows
that no Information Is 81 ticrting a> that
acquired 10y examining for some special
occasion while none l. 81 enduring as
that Gained 10y slow ploddin%. inch 10y
inch. Moreover. these sudden tIan>l-
tons from inactivity for there l. hand
" any period when the body Is m"ic
sluggish than III the Spling-to" intense
activity are hurtiul. permanently 50 III
Su.iIr c..>,.>. 1t il we'll understood that
one sci of MUSCLES cannot 10 developed
hV excessive work without Il general
weakening of the rest and II feeble
hearts OF lungs Toe included i'll the or
gani>m. this weakness cannot he With
stood. and irrcpalable INJURY may Ic-
suit. y strong frame does not IMPLY II
>tTon" constitution ami nothing Is
trurI than he ultimate strength oi The
human system. like that OF amy me
cilanicai structure. i only equal to that
of its weakest part. The early deaths
ui Ilccnam the prize fighter. Rcni"lth
the oar>man. and of i dozen other mag
niiiccnt specimens of phN steal develop
a ment. which we might name. are com
mon examples in point.
\ we'll know n nrDttS~Dr told not
long since that every man "f Il college
crew, which had covered ltScii win
the laHtclS OF victory III Il great race
had failed III his studies. The 'ime' In
that particular instance. necessary Tor
me severe liAlnll!"' was taken rom 'he
hours "l N'h"ia>'l' N"ik, ana me Ha,u
raj result 1nil"Ncd' MS "il'H ad't>
further PROOF L" me assertion thit 'h're
l. Il metai,h"rlril aIIta%onINm between
hI'Iih> ana muscles ahd II leaves open
'Iic Hu'N'lnh "i NhI'h we Fi"l"S' l"
roh~hi'i inc '"l''i 'Nl" "' i''''''I't"H :
hiih oI pi% 'I'>''> OF mn "i N''l "''
ah''h' PoN'ii"' "iall' we once 81" Il
rch"M htd athlete sup, ANA We looked
WIN admiration on 'h' great hl"'''''
iIri> when lay hthtalh an Nh"l''iii-
ir"cn NNlh' >"l' a. ANY woman :. ANA on
inc I'atH "l s'lrn@th ln'l"SHin'' l" Oh
dih"rN men. W" admired that man :
muscles y" Thought "f them A> hr'.
illhllN made mechanism We SIMPLY
admired them.
IiUt 1t WAS with Il very different feel
ih@ 'ii'' We hN'rhr" I" 'h' 'i"I'l'h'
words "i i great lawyer ~IinnIih% up Il
great '.'I>r Inc "liIrl ua\' i ne highest
triumph "i one man h'd "''h I" \aN'
N''%h'N 81 'n'' "'''I' /" N''',u "> l,''
representative "i a nail'h in"ldlh% me
J'd?lnr"' "' 'hr I"I'r>' iii,'i'"i me
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-16
HAIR VIM.
NATURES REM EpY

ihi- popular Restorative j. "nr "f o., .r-- -
:,I.,ti''n~ III tia, market for TIN humni
liz" all other Han preparations II ',,..f..-
sulphur. -u.n lead. nitrate silver. "l aI.'. .-
nIll IuIurr th,. health. 1t c.iu~'.. to- ... .
upon bald h-:td-. l:'>I"I"~ the hHl. .f-
c"l"I Wh"n caused fr"m premature '',H.
and prevents the hair from iHllu- uuT ...
that unpleasant itchui. th,I IS Iht I.r. ....
han d,,.tN. CuI,~ dandluii amt t. . -...
III" scalp aud IT, Hair pI,.~-lu- = h.-..
li"l"W ~ @lNr a I'w PIES and .ua. a..
mic It.>-
Northampton Cn,,c,,r u,r"h,r H..
Nur l. tii'. -lrnI'~t thing III rhr m.ril'r
Gl"rrI>,illr >tami,rd y. \ H.. .--
il".,s', all that hay" used 1t. and thrs r,
IiudS"u stu y. Y. - ~t,~. o., u.
and The tr'itH' AT al H. uIuui.t'tttt'I .....
ih' ham To- -I'sW upon tht la td "i "uT Zoo
"h"r" II hi- been eli tel Wears nnd v'
thankful
Ih, Vermont Tni"n al Ainll II r.. -..-
Han M - = preparation al ~tI,,II.r rr...
lion. |. 4. Buck land. il"l,"k' Mi-- Do.
81 tIHdruti. uIrd even Tim. t"I NtHI- '..
III" u~r "t two BOTTLES
l.. BLAKE. H"lN"kr Mas ii,std "u o..
ham -I"w nnclN used rhrr,. bottle.
The fourth.
u + McKrnlir. Hair In,,-,r I-.at
writes January =. ~ rhs,,,. ~'ud T..
h"lti'- mon" Han Inc >.,ld vhII E...
III IN" weeks. and did some g"ud 'ur'-
i">rI'h " ihau>. Hair pr,.~-'I L.u.'i.'
vi llt.~ III = ittl'-- l. - Hli i''lif.
Han \ me. lh,N all drlr-ud "l To-, I.l 70
put It "u t" "n, man wh"-' bead is '.'..'
II ha~ started hi> haiI-"nly u-'i n COS.
Pleas" send me more Icy r\pIo~-.
:. l.. french Glover. VI. Writ,- I'....
Ia. have TIRED ID numh,r of Hal. o..
I" prevent my hair from tallu- cont .i
haN" found none thai will de- II. i.'f-' ".
~" BOTTLES Hair Vine Ia N'r1 ~.".i
AGAIN writes. that II. y. You ~.u1 hb' ...
| USED "nr huIIl, my >,it. and let ellie ui I..
haN" ia" other. 1t has nearly ~t"H'a '
tr"ln comm. out. | am III hnIt~ l.. ~tlfi "
Pleas ~"nd IA" Nv" bnttlr> NOR, I~ .....
ia il
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ASK N"ur druggist and merchant i"i
Il ~ 1" me Tor trial bottle: i .urV, i.''.'
Address {. W. RICH NEI~rN ir-.
Wells. Richardson : Co iuIliu-t'u W '.
al Agents tor New ENGLAND.
- E"war" ui imitation. The Ell $3.50 70
III lI-ht c"l"r"i wrappers. printed N1. ...
red INKS with cut "t female "n + o. vf'.Ir.-
For sale IN II. .l"hn~hurN IN &C. i.-.
q. II. Randall. druggists.
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Derby Line Silver Plate WORK,

W care manufacturing and l.. VIil.l.- ..
'hhI' ware III Il very superior mtnr''
wal" Forks. Sp""u> Ladies. NC.. .u' n.''
hn"~i nickel silver. and plated witt
iullN equal III weight To- thu. best N.f' .I
every Pir'" hurn~hrd. ON work W..I '..
every respect with the we'll kn"Wu L"-'i-"
@"''i>, and "" Will plat" over ANY PI''f
not prove - represented Wc~'.li l.'
knives made 81 piece. double l'..i..
m"h"N than they can Ia, bnu-h 'l-'."'.
spoons forks. Ladies' Nr. W. ll-,, IIN''
III GOLD and SILVER III thu. hi.h.~l -i.r
rates Tor REPEATING table ware in h.''.- DOB.
tHurtnt~.
\ Good Smart Agent Wanted Iu''..
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Ahh smart N"un@ MAN "T lady en- u...
thIn@ Al work for us Address l"I"t I.'
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lstf W + EASTMAN .-
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To Builders and Lumber GeaIer

Tia" subscriber has completed hl- u.
\lri"iN, and Is now prepared {" t.'r.-.
ana dimension timber of .lIu..~t ..N a....-
tres al" l.lrg'. and Ia. can furu-! lau- H'
timber for especial Iurlr,,.~ Il' -.l"-'
M been i'll the business more th.u '.''.
hlitrI> himself he understands u.f
want, and h" can till bills >p,rdrl, .ud ~'
rilly. DANIEL 'u...
81. .I"hn>bury. MAY /. -. .r
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5,LtIElELLEklEI1ni so9'on, Bare.
- - - -. - Gardner r. :

Commencing Monday. April T.. Gee,
TRAINS MOVING ,uuu
Leave Winchcudnn At 10 \ VI u.-
4au T. NJ Arrive II Wurc,-tci ts. ,l....
Nj IA l.. NJ.
TRAINS MOVING NuEls
Leave Worcester At -:uu \ VI i.uH.
l.. NJ $50 T. NJ. Arrive - VIM .t,.,
A. VI. - l.. NJ. IL I. VI.
PASSENGERS tor l'Tnvih'ucr. l,.i.rn--r ..
al g.l3 \. NJ. arrive ~ " ui,,-r,. .r -.
ana l,..lvt. Worcester At t...u J.. N o.. I..
Trains To- and from NiuchrIid,n.I-. ,.....
Express and way trains "H Er-t-r . ...
Norwich y " ore, >t-I. f"I l..fH
Springfield al" Tor New l"ih .. N.
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ST. Suhnsburn Galedonian.
II. J"hn>pury. VI. Friday. July 10. 1879.
RrIiqious 1iradina.
Steadfa stness.

But cl-avc unto the Lord lour God.
rs We have done unto tins day. Joshua.
%: :.
And trrn We not aside. sam. II: II.
A. the Father hath loved me. :" have
| loved Won: continue We III my love.
John ID: ..
Therefore. my beloved brethren. he We
stcadta>t. uumovcablc, alway>a h"und
ing in the work OF the Lord. fnrismurh
a> We know that your Labor is not III
vain in the Lord. Cor. ID: -.
Watch &c. stand fast in the faith.
quit You like men, bc strong. | Cor.
Ii: I3.
Therefore. my brethren dearly he
loved. and longcd for, my JOY and
crown. 80 stand fast in the Lord. my
dearly believed. Philippians /: |.
But We. beloved. building up !"ul-
selves on Your most holy faith. PRAYING
in the Holy Ghost. Keep yourselves
in the love of God. Jude 20, y.
lBttdll>t lIlbll iIsi>l Npl'l VI
IN, patience, | also will keep thee from
the hour of temptation, which shall
come upon all the world. to try them
that dwell upon the earth. Rev. 3: 10.
PRAYER AND PRAISE. David prayed
without cra>ing. and with ali prayer. in
every thing making known his requests,
Ia r,rIN hank E'rbIu
him learn in everything to pray. Lean
To ask Gods blessing on Little things as
well as great There is nntlin" which
II j. RIGHT for H. to do. but II IL also
ri"ht to ask God to bless it: aud in
deed there l. nothing 81 little but the
frnvn at cod can convert II into the
most sad calamity. OF his Sinil" rNall 1t
into = lnrrn"rli,l,. mercy and there i
nothing we du but its complexion for
veal ui woe dcpcmd> entirely on What
thu. Lord will make IT. Ii Is said ui
Matthew Henry. that no journey MAS
undertaken. mon ANY subject or CoIi>''
al sermons entered upon: no tr"uhlo
unprecedented "r felt. without Il pHiticu-
Ill application To the mercy seal ion
direction. assistance. and success. y
piIN aIci.In Ot great celebrity On. James
IiUIm.) used 10 I>tlll't much DI MS sic
cess T." three, rmrNiInS of his father. thr
last and best "f which WAS. galway
pray Tor Your PATIENTS.
From David learn also in everythin.
to give thanks. EVERY furrow in the
Book Of Psalms is >nwn with seeds ni
thank >giNing." Many of the Psalms
air songs in vigorous and conlimunu>
praise: 80 rive thanks mt" the Lord :"
and others which begin with grit and
confession and complaint. presently
>lid, into gratitude. Praise is the he
LEVERS >rrmli,.St attire: and those hay,
icrn the most attractive Christians
,,hn>,. every day adjoining WAS TIA,
garment of praise. 1t Is mentioned
al the famous MuriVian. Count ZmIcII-
dolt. thai I'm his very aspect might j.,
,i>rcrur the hlrS>c,luc>S of II iraIt
Spinl>lrd from IN evil conscience with
the blood uI the Lamb" lie locke,
t"r nothing hut good from the Lord. ii
whom Ia, delighted and every subj
of thank iulnc>> however imcun>drIIhl,
il might seem in others. WAS imp"rtanl
and Interesting To him. Hcr. lame
HimHi0n in ".NDHm 81 Wirtr.
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