Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-03-24
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The NATURAL AND SUPERNATURAL.
--Bayard Taylor, in his lecture on
Wednesday evening the 18th inst,
on "Ancient Egypt" seemed to know
nothing about such n matter as the
Supernatural, lie said Moses got all
his information as to laws and religion
for the Hebrew Commonwealth from
the highly educated priests of Egypt,
thus ignoring entirely the inspiration
of the Sacred Oracles, which assert
that Moses received them supernatural
ly from God Himself on top Of Sinai,
amid thunderings and lightnings, and
the sound Of a trumpet. 1t would do
Mr.. Taylor no harm to read Rev.
Horace Bushnell's book on "The
Natural and Supernatural 'and, ifthis
book is not on hand, TO read q some
what ancient and neglected book
called the Bible. This celebrated
lecture on Egypt by the noted travel
er, Bayard Taylor, affords good evil
denco that man may be very learned
and yet not have True WISDOM
The Town Hall was crowded and the
lecture was listened to with much
interest. This was the last lecture Of
the course. Too much credit cannot
be given to the public spirited young
gentlemen who got up this coarse Of
lectures for the entertainment and
instruction Of the public, \"
Mr.. VIM. Boyce, was completely
Frustrated by severe pain i'll the hip
joint one day last week-supposed to
be rheumatism. We visited him one
day this week, and found him slowly
improving.
MIR. 5. Harrington has moved his
make and repair Boot & Shoe Shop
from over the Post Office to the room
in rear OF Chas. J. Tatt's Boot & Shoe
Store. Mr.. Harrington is fair-deal-
ing man, and does good, square work,
Give him a call
If YOU want Il loud bonnet" Il
stand and deliver hat" or any other
fashionable female corsair rig, 90 to
Mrs. johnson d Tewksbury's. If
you want sensible, latest style hat
or bonnet, cheap, servicaable, and fit
fer any lady in the land to wear, go
to Mrs Johnson & Towksbury's, II
You want flowers, (natnra| to the
sight as if picked in the wild woods
i'll May by yoar little daughter,)
CATS, collars, frills, fittings. fancy
articles, etc, etc. go TO Mrs. Johnson
& Tewksb1rys. These goods have
just Ianued on these shores were
bough- for cash, and will be sold fol
cash and small marginal profits.
Bishop Dissell will make his an
nnal Episcopal visitation to st. james
Church, Monday, April 18th.
Nj. Robert G. Ennis, has rented
the Room over the Post Office, Just
vacated byS. Harrington, where he
will make and repair boots and shoes
as "well and as cheap as the next
man." Rob. can make the fancies;
and best fitting boot Of any man i'll
these parts, and of course he will have
lots of work. He has been IN the
employ Of Mr.. Joel Eaton for q mum
Der of years and his work is known
and appreciated. He has ordere6
modern lasts, machinery, &c, &c
lie means "biz' and we wish him sue,
cess.
The latest style bonnet is fear.
full looking thing. It is two stories
in front with q mansard roof YOU
want about a bushel Of flowers to fill
up under the jet in front.
NorIcE.-Samuel Smith will tai
mems boots for GO cts, and heel the
same for 20 cts. boys and women's
in proportion, | shall not be under
sold by any one. COWS
People don't shed their coats
much yet. Monday morning, Their
mometer1So below zero, Tuesday
1872 below.
Ghosts, IndIansand Negroes have
cost this country something during
the last fifteen years.
-Whe wood is wood worth five
dollars a cord and you have to Juy {
man to work it up, if there is any
thing which will make a mans hear
almost burst with gratitude, it's an in.
dication of warm weather.
The frame Of Blossoms Block il
going up vigorously.
The Elm Street Grocery is to b'
opened, we understand, by 4 Mr.. Ham