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, 1875-09-11

Tbs following instruments wers fled ir record
Friday, Sept. II:
crTY PROPERTY.
ln1ton Il, 13l 6.i0 of Eukabeth At, n +, I'x .
1G1-. fl, aatea t,et. Observation-Disclosures a.. 1pl1
Futon IL, ! It " cf hleldpn st, b 1. a.3ilV II,
dated sst:s. a...... ....................... lpn9
Crystal Bt, = it Vt Luasitt 1t, r, 1lG5l20 It.
witt u It Ia rams sub1isisinn, dat-d Dec. Ii,
1874 7a,..........:....."..,... 400
High IT. toa Il Of BeIlen ny, cf, e51l2s fl.
lated Sept r.. P............+.........,..... HU
Watarh av, cor of Tkirsy-tlird Ut, ri, NIX
ll0 6-lD It. With building. istcI Aug. f.. 1000
The promises &c. ri Lake ~, dated Srr.. a.. ii 75u
Calumet AZ, $50 +! of Thtr!y-sceouA ST.
95,less II. d.cd Sept. s:.,................ c.5eo
Ciark Vt, 81 It ot Harrison u, " I, :,1lDJ
4, dated Sept. ttsaac pdauM to john II.
F.:hnls>.... ....:.................... 1900
It, dated sert 3,.5tI
frv1ug Place, .o6l # Il ol Fau Durcn ut, W.T.
711I2l 3-in It, 1ltal Sept. 1o...........,... GN1
Irving place, Adjoln!nE ths Abu*e, " +, Aux
l?A 3l1 II, datcl Hept. 10. 1Q................ G.KnI
Irving Place. 205ts It IT Van Blsreu 1t, VT,
7pt1l2o 3-10 It, dated Sept. 1....,....... RI U1n
eouTH o. CITY ItHfTk. WITHIN RADIUS OF AlLE4
OF CoC1I-nouEE.
Lexington Az. 1i5t It u Of sirts.secnn.! ut,
I, 5pkl7D II, d1tsd Aert- 2,....,..........s 117s
Calumet nv. ITO It 4 Of Farty-nnh st; #, 6ux
l40 H. dated june 0..............+,...,.., u. $50
, 1875-09-11

isn. r" At ~ sr'r NV 7n'l''r r"at u II ';",
ci '1rR at a.Ar. H',er ,ha y.as s"Il a. u -,aSr'
ni1c co.s. iru al 1c; C,rh 1,1>s wsr, rrlurri ot
11 III, 1ns1t-'nisrs! at h''i'ctnc: J., M. ut
/. s NV an IN i s1sa SS r. .,nre & s:s" ~ ~
'rnla!. lA1.l' th,.
there ,m~r. pr's u attts'ty, "nL III" III stkst
nveraso1 '.tate hs'nr thtn MI tue trovonA day:
lin "a s,pta wsrs tt1c smaller; AMI Scw York M!
nHrr Ertln wtrA kfou et. all "s which teisstrtl tn
htscngHrn ttH market, ~ sd7at'r In r.'rH being thu
thief In cn!sc. Thero vas 's inquiry for cssl' f"r
tI,e market rn,rsl lIfrn the advance nosct. Thu
Il ,11nH in o,arI- occurring n'sty il,
rc1' a e ss' til E' g. ins nn.f
losing quiet. Seller !c:'oilrr opened ut u sr. adj
VII ys s # a, a,I # T. % + :: HF sas sis,'t II.
star sold At ~ .ps3yr, c!ns nH at ,Jts. CWh Mel
tlo.r =, ;t'.c. sn re!srtc" s'' at VI 81 g.. ,,rh
rujcrted At l<lI.r: $40, 1is Mt. white a. t7ad'c
f,fo, BIZ sy san,p" vi stiitso Ill track. Taial,
ityE-Wna In hr,ser rc.,.,c, an.l nrn IN t5,nrashs
WITH ,1,er Grain nis ninirr nt's,atr lrrf'g,. S'1
trtn,~r r,, Il *: t,a,. .,'r, nc1u,ls: 2.rotu y,
.at ~ tic n hu rcr at il 'rsc: u hu I,y
''rir E.. ri Sso, s',ss a,c Fs', sa' es nj oer
early, from .r1tta ha' * nf!'rs to i'll. Tue rtsots
ruiri we:'<. "i,ilc NJ y ca! in snud Is':a ruue"a
Anl sca1er VISA nsn. rc frccnlal,e t,aic was pr!n-
't :, si"is. > aud .l va. T inI 4 tie ,cry cioss
seller selymtrr quiet and II IN thought most Il
tl:r .itnls prev e fhr tu'ih the lunrket nigf,e
strang. with trcr. Ut <.A l.l3 lssl sHtsse1uently
..riti,i 10 t1.i: Lni ,lo1ed At itiI:i. Cash M.
sslf ut $t.l2 NJ. At 71G374t, utA rtccrA VI 6Hs.
uhuirs SAMPLES ~ere aetiys ai atrnngrr at -
sri t.4tk. while 1hnr Int. Wrrn s1H". Tara rales in
rIuls 4ua, hu Se.: at I'LL; 4,sW t,u 10. 1T lid
n: f'M In r"sGt Al N; 7.f n bil by sample rs
':ts, III. on t.,h h. Tsna1, lTaD In.
rArE4r.
N. ~ pork vat In mnteis4 demand Iu tha aGtar.
pfst. Htst tirut closing mt Sl d trt!. tEt suGn
nIlll ;D.:Ha .n rcl!ce t'0aee. safeA Ian trn At
3!I.,..4. i1J sciter }eltriEsr and ut $!lH'ts405
er.r Uet,t,nr.
Lard wae quit null alroi'vcr uutlcr light offerings,
Ut 3l3A1a.ptll.? l.?U cA4 seller October an1 $1L.Hua
1i.t1 kctlrr the sear. sale ef 6o tcs choice
ported at stJ.H. .
Wh.,. VI fairly actiyo and ,.c higher. sailing a.
sl1!t4a il1'. fr USnher. and closing ut ft.12'4.
E,!,er thr month ful,. nj tl.liha1,l5. c.,plng 1T
sl.lt'.. Nr. slriug Il esr, .,.l nj tl..o.
Coru WAS acyr aud u c higher. owing 10 frara u
frost. Eelirr tttobtr so i''A4tn ts ri,Aina nj
5''.e. e!ir tur year rlosel At 81, and seller eeI
tember h,''.r.
Oats wrrt III lair reqltss aud stronger, closuK IL
~ tor september, ana arr for O.sns"r.
E.rley nist nnil rA.ipr nj $1.1iH fnr Ost0her
an.l strpuser Mt $I.!3 for stttcsnttr.
, 1875-09-11


CATTtE-Tl,cro was notllug molt than mnilcratc
demand from any sorce nnd hu for tile tRc that tue
receipts wsEe unanally Light boilers would very ke.
" hare found aon,e dlhtcu!ty iii maintaining tlo
slightly advanced prices ii the day iH!ure. A,!sccs
from tbs ast nll ont no Encouragement for shippers,
an the aggregate purchases of that class of buyers
did not much exrced b11 head Tho Inquiry frnm
fetders an tho hon1s trab eorreRponuln9y light,
f' shat 'he mtaBrc huly nf stoek sAle resulted In
10 Inconvenience. Tl.e market closed uuiet,
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Dtevcs--1rt1c1 Bteors, weighing 1,3f0
ltH.o tof,..... .tGSt.71
Clloirc NtevcE-FIuet 1T, well fasnlcu ycar
u year old steers, weighing 1.2n0 IL ...
,4go ts. Observation-Disclosures. 5.76at.25
Gnnta Observation-Disclosures Bttera weigh
Ing l.lD to t.'u tts. s.oa@s.co
M0utu1n urIde+-Hear1 IL fair fc9h, wciRll-
Ing i'uo 10 no hs. t25@5.00
DusrleTn Btotk-TDur tn fair tteers anu
cpEnsnon to ehol>s cuHr. for city slaughter,
weighing Ho ia lin Observation-Disclosures. 3,G03 i,ea
atock Catte-Connlou cattle, Weighing 70u
to ON IT,, e.7s@a75
fnfctnr-tlRht and thin cnHr, hefftfs.
Hts.,s, bulls. nnI ssalawa9 steers 2.4sit9h 10
Texas c@tsle-ThrolRh aroseR.. 2.Snes3.i6
, 1875-09-11

tesdsy a the firm feeling developed toward tho close
ot IitnrAlaya market Waa ngstn prevalent. slncu
THURSDAY morning Light weights hare crept up about
l0c per 10! IL. aud conlaUn to Bood heavy Ii, uc.
Extra IAadelrhis rsii'iA uontnal ut $'i5e3g.cO.
balta ~ern ut $t.oJGfr7l for A:aawaga; at $7
Tor slippers and Inferior co1rle heary at. SAD ,7as
for coMn,on to good heavy, and At s7.60Qs7.7v for
nn1niNUn 10 pEt1nN light. -
, 1875-09-11

nv F1fA0&p1'1et
EAHT LIARarY
sr*f:s. DI.sHttA 49, 70 r. C4tsavo ntSSne.
--CArrLH NHcIip1s-For tho week cndlnx Sort,
wsro pu1 head, az no cars Of through stock AMI 2Ua
r s1 sf sss IT, ss tsoMn, s wesh
l,aeo n, u SIT . ts2' kooa LILO 10 12oo IL SIS
mon, GOD 70 LOU s At So1 ID $4so; has, stass aud
sowy, t!s0 y tJa9; suckers, $3.50 to s40; Torae,
~. to Mto; sails for tho weok weFo a,4ol head
noos-,.sset}ts. 1850 head, against 11,ols hst
@ rSsdepIa sns sssoa s H.
9ssfs; soSa ssnxon Ye't: ii,sfiaF fF
md Light Grassrrs, Go0fai.M.
week supply good. M ali sola Prospects sool ior
s sottt' to g L. ,i1t % t9 l a II &
20 ~ & f!so.t1s; somaen *s45esa.ho; stoefors
ALBANY.
a.. AInAxgs z n y. sspt. iS-hEEsIt-Kssslpt. 40
attends ,J Eastern and fera1 uaiurs who touk i,er-
than last weri. Native. of ,ae,iiam Weights Ind md
prime Texas and Chrrokeea wore moat In dtnlallt.
void up 70 s7.2' aud from that down 10 sioo aa for
fooa a medium :. .xsx1ts "s * ad b. s
morning choslsd bilsinoss. N1''0'A ~ .@'
sHExF AND L4aps-laeeelpts. q ear.. ? less than
tskrn s,ron H. ~. intnlx 5tta H.. ~. 1rsa;Gn
mare. '<ss ~1'''' 'N"~'
I.oos-pul. -...
NEW SoHk.
HTw yoRK,.: Bert. lo.-ltxxvEs-Arrivale, .1,4so.
sans h,no last week. liz 1asIkos va weak. aud
closed heavy nt further decline On nj graics eov
to fait, 0ltytl 1ufero. and COMMON natlsta
AHt9l0Ho; common 10 fair Ta3as aud Cherokee
rattIe, 7!.tsaHr.
allKkr 4xn LAMus -llecointS, 4710, making l5,1a]
fnr tu lhmt ssr against IT, 1T thu same fimt ,Ast
week. aacs wssa dow 4ui nnchanBsd prices, A$,.t
eEG for nhcfp G9se fur lailba nDst Of io lambs
7G57nc; blk u slupp bh86c.
sWlaL-Hecspln, 1,ls0, Maklng p,aso fur lilo faHe
days. uKnnst i, 1t1 tho tlo ast week mono
otcrl.t Alys 7
RtyTALo
l.ultAtn aenk observation-disclosures. Nm. tntst
i,r In s,s,k ! al Nm markst nsI.x hnn. ,Wnr
tnx. Fra.h .rrr3ruis thyonuh ..s,.,S,ns,t.
Hatsr .rn iauna-Husenta RI ihs sx.ak "a Am
M m. rtat t,,iIv " ~ ~' ''f'
Itous-I.cefns a000. toa,a FIR iha ,xe.t IA nj,
Markrt ainvr lin duInan,t tLht Y,rt.ss rnrn feI'
i;Lta7 u1: grass fpl ID. hsayy hnnr n ii
, 1875-09-11

The following Hofe lhc receipts and shipment. q.
hs lsadug articles Of produce iu this city durus tue
twenty -four hoara ending at O'Clock on Esid,y
oruiug. and fer the corresponding tllto oau yea, ay
, 1875-09-11

HEu foKh, HI. ln.-Huil t:tnn. and higher,
nv mint At 1ia;.. advanced to 11t4 scaetci to lI,
rosc Il III Ml,t cesri at li'i. Tie rates paid fnt
narrowing werr 1-1f 81, y. Eli. i, aut 5lf of pei
cent ttr slie. The r1osEnR ratts Il Of ier cent
Tho nnusuaY sui4l supply ni gold At thir point "a
Ahtes few speS uats Ia the 10 put III lhc prct
vt will nni stpn tn exact high narrowing rates. n.
though tn-av tic art!on Of The PeunsyIEan,s nen,~
crac convention the currency u stthl, mad,
IT to hull thu market. tluytrnnen:s arm ns
nivAncr # !, 10 y.
railroad bouda stsong State nc ,rilie< .1sfl. Al
meeting of the Wo'tern uuIun Directors to,.la y. 4
Ftao'nent vas presented, ,by The r.~1ent Showing ut
profits for the tt,ar.c-. parity estinat. Of 'I@.
and ,he Hsua quarterly dividend # rrr rent MAS
declared payable 0.t. y. The RAILWAY anti tni~r-
iaprons shssrA active during Ill" k1rnotH' hit
became dull III e late irnlr Eric was the tafts ana
nftcr selling ut sat dr~}srci IA -, IN hrrak IN
1.eut,,u. Tie who'll rnrss Ma IL II ute dra,'nG'
NJ decline trHn. the njasnE, "hh we're the llHls
rsl prizes Of fr0,p i, H. W..'crn l'nun slreItint
III, despite ihr .liyIei au' tlic fact u f'r being
sen~n sss ~s1'A s it. a -: s" I & II esees @ he atov
u imti 1torhs and /. h.. Slnr'. Frhn-hrttout woro
so Mr.!r rasts e T rt Ffts sss.I's na
Ere, ami IN '.akl SGntr.
Ms:x .;',ss a.: :o ls3D' sM D''r'a'''' r'~r 5'"
Tht A..t tan. r1ea-lrst tli't1lr*aa s1H,sahL
Clt,rihs4. *4!,Nt,ht.
nry.r,s'lr iiuiur,s. sit2'.hda.
Sterling .1tnanIr {%l.
The following NAMED new securities wurr ,ls-r,l
upnn the stosk Exchange Tut ycrirrIsy: tl5,60,eno
Nprfh Hf LehtFh WIketh1r1r consolidated EuariH.
tt.! mortgage bonds. They guaranteed W. al
Ilu eli nndtr t.e heading Of "Ccural tail.
rnLst Of New 9c.hc..' s>nn ,R:ili,n t1nl!ar-'
rlr Ek.iEo1h F,larg f;lu!. irs 'utno serirs
Of 1895. Th!ryfve ni'llon dn1,arr wnrth IT MIwau-
leo + st. rau' consolidated einkln3:.fnnl bonds, to
sast tho plsco nf this Company .orgase Gun
folnlatr4 bonds. listed feb. "a. lh74. M Tho nante
amount, now Til the sl, lEtse LATER bonds hasil,
hrnn ir,fLthf irfTrtiYr. t,fr
land, Columbus, Cincinnati Il 1aan.rtti. corb,!..
dated mortgage bonds to DO issued ly .uo Cleveland,
p,ny, with view 10 Iatiuy a1I tho tu,'rtcdurss
u te roAl aud o4A!aA!g luud IL the turtner
, 1875-09-11
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAITS

Exrl4NAIloN or HEFEnERoE stsnKs. II 1Atnyl4y n.
copied. Sunday nscuptcI. Monday e1uspilJ I A.
ttrn kundBg at 1:u1 4. IN. DAIly '
, 1875-09-11
TELEGRhPHtc MARKET REPORTS.

eHnFlHtI HhHKrTE
rirri1f ti4t t'tl n rkt Ehrr II, r hHn.,
LlvEaEou,, Hept. 1D-lt n. m.-Fl.nrE-No. l. rs:
Nh. 2, 2l+.
rrruR. Nd. I. ~ ln: M :? Fl i01 white M. I, lis;
No. :, IT, I'd; rlub. M, /. iiS I'd: No. i, liz.
Cnrn-No. l. ;E04 9i ; M. Z, .lns I'D.
Observation-Disclosures. 1..rl-i7s fhfsAs.
LtsEnrooL, sri. 10-2:ao j.. nj, ,--1}uEAs'sTurra-
Dull. Wheat Winter, No. !, los Ri; No. ,, In I
.prtna. So. |, In Ind: No ., TIA p white, M. l. lis;
Nh ?. In b'; receipts laa thrrs days, 67,t&D Hra,
laoal hrng American. Corn-Eo. ], 3os; No..
3Js I'D.
rnnn-7as ca,
1ArEnroul, Sept. 1o-1atcss.-FLoun-Eatra atato
n1nl Wextrrn, ~ VII.
tiisAls-whpnl-So. . to No. rrriua Orts9H 1od
Cosn-tti1tl, at= I'D,
Observation-Disclosures, ses oil: Eastern, an7.
ecf, IA ct. lard, 7s. Dacun-Cuulberasd cut, S5s.
cuFk.E-Fifm 6ls.
TALLuw-4sGd
pslRoLxuM-ltrinet, nj pttIrlts Utld
1A,spow, Hrlt fu.--wrasi,rr lowering.
cossoLs--iuney, o47-te; acenunt. ~ 913.
uSlrEpHzA7Ks noNp.-5-2'n Of ca, i0Gx U1, t0s =;
l0-tDs, f04si NEW In, lni1f.
ANEn1cAr ltar1n,An sEtuntT1ss--Ncw York Gen.
tra1, ~. Erie, IL; Preferred. N.
Ts1Xow-tss Cd.
suaAn-Nu. Il u. r. a1a :.2s ilte ia Jd tln hfloa..
12a Gil,
4 dispatch frnln L,uurn atates: "Cousos have
fallen bark oInt since tho cleec IT bualosa yes
toray, nnt nra HOW M. Thu fHature of tho stock
market has hccn Hlten rifc III Eric. Under etrnnu
purchases ai!are1 ayo ndsnneod L.; Esr cent, and
quoted 1t l7,t. Tho explanation OF thu ftso Iii ttc
faet If lhs election ct Directors Of The Conpanyt
who arc supposed to III pitdg to tito Enrport of tho
intertsn Ut tho I:nroran shareholders, Tia general
tnhrtctH ln!c. Tomorrow tho Exchanar will In
cloHed for repairs, no that strso quotations only will
ttet tnfH
, 1875-09-11

CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN Ha,Lq7a1
ckst 1tirta, t. G4H9Tsf. 4atTnIA fj1ss}, Is r,,
~, torner Maefisan.sf., and al TIA dtnY.s. N-
, 1875-09-11

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,nyr
In t,,r arv g so,,x n.rl., ,rusux ~. .,,,.,,, ,,,1
win fcw ,nmpnrtan, c.rrm,nn. Tim .,,nrrrn, ,r.
r,,Imen, ro,ds wnrs urny t,c1, ,,rtnt, Az. rIcr,.
t;ou,lIy rm. Ind m c.rr ndr,nco i, thought nro,.
sh,, ina proerr, m,rtct "a, rit,nnt rh.n,, IN onv
csue,,,, ,mrttru1,r ra,rtv u,,,bf,rtnr. In ,iscta
., u, ,-onrr.n s,1 r,ru,- rr,c., war, ,,,int.,,ci
,,,reru s,,,re .ru,, srlcs, ,pt to,, wer, ,,u,.rJ
M, ,5c, va ,,.r lin ir,,.r t,,,,e u,, art;,r
,lth forn,.r .mt,,t,n. fr,tx ,usIut,,na1 .ov,,
,.,,n, ,ra .,,r .r,,a ,.,n,,,,, - A., ~. un4,
,,,ovp1 T,,,, rrntta s,,a h, IA mnd.r.e avurr ,,+ n
urmIunly ut,shsupcd mi ,rs l,,,1 md youi 1rurt,t
ttlltt nTu i,urhaIGHl, Thu irifltr fra4p again
r.,,,,rl ,,u Nv nrco Ct nnyr. nrrs use.t III the il
1,.tk,.
fuc,,er aap,t u,1 4r~y nui.t yr.tt r;gay and n..y
ria ,,T.,ir,,. rar, .,,,, bt ,. vna ,,s f,v,r,h,
10 '''''i W.. 'N''' ~" 4' "' ""e '.-o'
i"f sne arrival a tc somahueF ~ 'he Aee' hnu p'e
were hslhE nj Int 4cca.lnt, nuNHh 1A1Iy VI the
ynrd dealers are rol by;uc bccat,ts hsIr aucks a1c
large and ccjupte,r, Tho country trade ts buyi11
.,,rt,u, ~ ~. 5,,l, rha y.,, .u.;,,at. I. 1a,r,
,a It.s, ~ M -. ,'... Ss. .s1,.. -,
ma 'lHn'ea Prices are ny nio"' assees ahuefea ~
'Gi,h +Ynn1 n3Ar mint anil ihDtni
, 1875-09-11
REAL ESTATE.

Tbs following instruments were 6leL i,r record
Friday, Sept. 10:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-02
A Touching Eastern Story.

The Paris correspondent OF the Daay
Graphic tells the following: 4 very touch
ing and beautiful story comes from the East
concerning the Princess Marceline Czarto-
ryaka, who recently died in Gallicia Her
little grandson fell very i'll, and his life was
despared Of The dowager in sublime
prayer asked God to take her life in place Of
that of her grandson. BY sort of miracle
the child was saved almost Immediately the
Princess was attacked by malady of languor
of which it was impossible to ascribe any
natural cause.
at is a debt owe to heaven" She said
family A few days later, upon a radiant
afternoon, she had herself rolled out in her
easy chair on the lawn, aud gave orders to
have all the doors and gates of the garden
opened so that everybody might enter When
the villagers heard of it they at once left
their tasks. Old men aud women, young
men and maidens and little children, pressed
about the dying Princess, who had long been
like a mother to them, for she held the old
fashioned notion that the people are the fam
lily Of the sovereign.
Then began a most touching ceremony.
The children came first. Drawing the Young.
est one into her arms, she embraced it, saw
ing, " Let this kiss fall again upon You all
my dear friends" Then she gave each child
a medallion bearing the evangelical words
Glove one another"
After the children came the young girls
and women To each of them She gave
little case containing implements for needle
work and a chapet To the men she gave
an ebony cross, and for each gift and recipi-
ent she had appropriate words. When She
had extended her last present she was so cx-
e..lt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-02
The ImpOrlant Question.

skeptic once asked the late Dr. Nettle-
ton, " How came | by my wicked heart 2"
That, he replied, lis question which
does not concern you so much as another,
namely, how you shall get rid of it, You
have wicked heart, which renders you en-
tirely unfit for the kingdom of God and
you must have new heart, or you cannot
be saved and the question which now most
deeply concerns you is, how yoa shall obtain
it," But" said the man, I" | wish YOU to
tell me how ! came by my wicked heart"
9" shall not replied DIR. ~, "do that at
present, for II ] could do it 10 your entire
satisfaction, it would not IN the least help
you towards new heart The great thing
for which | am solicitous is, that you should
become new creature, and be prepared for
heaven As the man manifested no wish
to hear anything on that subject, but still
pressed the question how he came by his
wicked heart, DIR. n. told him that his con-
dition resembled that of man who is
drowning, while his friends are attempting
to save his life. As he rises 10 the surface
of the water, he exclaims, How came |
here 2" That question" says one of his
friends, " does not concern you now. Take
hold of this rope" " But how came |
here 2" he asks again. 81 shall not stop to
answer that question now" replies his
friend. "Then III drown" says the infat-
uated man; and spurning all proffered aid,
sinks TO the bottom.
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The Exnet Truth.

Two young masons were building brick
wall--the front wall OF high house. One
of them, in placing a brick, discovered that
II was little thicker on one side than on
the other.
His companion advised him TO throw il
out. at will make your wall untrue, Ben, -
said he.
"Pooh !" answered Ben; "what difference
will such trihe as that make? You're too
particular"
"AIy mother" replied lac, taught me
that truth is TRUTH and ever so little an
untruth is lie, and lie is no trihe."
60" said Ben, that's all very well; but
am not lying, and have no intention Of do
ing So"
"Very true, but you make your wall tell a
lie; and have somewhere read that lie in
ones work, like lie in his character, will
show itself sooner or later, and bring harm,
il not ruin"
"lll risk it, in this case" answered Ben !;
and he worked away, laying more bricks, and
carrying the wall up higher, till the close of
the day, when they quit work and went home.
The next morning they went 10 resume
their work, when, behold, the lie had wrought
out the result Of all lies The wall getting
a little slant from the untrue brick, had got
more and more untrue as it got higher and
at last in the night, had toppled over, oblig-
ing the masons 10 do all their work over
again.
Just so with ever so little an untruth in
your character; II grows more and more UNI
true If you permit II TO remain, till ii brings
sorrow and ruin. Tell, act, and live the ex.
act truth always.
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VERMONT wATCHMAN & STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, JUL

"Of course ! see what you are at, Aunt
Mary You mean that little boys, as we'll as
little streams, have something to do in the
world, and that they ought to do IL heartily
and we'll"
And what about the rocks, Freddy 2"
"Oh, that is plain enough, too Those
long words in my spelling were rocks, and
there are rocks in my arithmetic, and such
big ones in my Latin grammar. But am
not going to let them conquer me again,
Aunt Mary"
"That is right, Freddy. Aud remember
that there are other rocks as well as those
in lcssotNbOoks. Are not temper, and selfish
ness, and disobediencc, rocks, and very
rugged ones, too ?"
Yes" said Freddy, thoughtfully. 81
think those are much harder than the lesson
rocks"
"Indeed they are, my child. But rcmem.
Der why the little stream did its hard work
So chearily aud well. II was because the
good God had given it that work to do
Good Things.
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Fit fOr---What Place ?

1t is related Of the distinguished Rev. Dr.
Bellamy that he had occasions Of deep de
spondency when he was confident he was
going to hell. His brethren often labored with
him in vain. One day, after all reasoning
had failed, one Of the ministers said TO him
"Well, brother you know more about
yourself than we do. TO us you appear very
well; but, after all, you may be whited
sepulchre-beautiful outside but inwardly
full of corruption. II so, you will go to hell.
| should like, however, to know what you
will do when you get there -? ID"
"De ? said the Doctor, with great ami
nation and emphasis "what will | do |
will vindicate the law of God, and set up
prayer-meetings
Gan right" said the brother "but in
that case the devil will not keep you there /;
he will soon turn you out, as untitled for his
place and company"
The Doctor came out of his gloom and
was happy.
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cSHorai and Rriiqion5.
rnE DIVINE CARE.

Just rs a mother with sweet, pous face
Yearns toward her l'ile children frum her seat.
Gives one O Kiss. another ON embrace,
Takes this upon her knee. that on her feet;
And while from actions looks, complaints, prciences,
She leads their feeling and their various viii.
TO this look, To- that word dspcnses,
And whether stern or smiling loves them sill
So Providence Tor MS high. INFINITE
Make our ucccssiilcs iis watchfui task.
1iearkens To an our pnyVs, iollr oil our wants,
And esnif II denies what seems our right.
Eiihcr denies because twoud have M ask.
or seems but TO deny. OF ia deny Ing grants.
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-6nr Me nouna.
nrLrrNo PAPA AND MAMMA

Planting The corn and potatoes,
iiolmng 70 scatter the seeds,
Feeding the hens and the chickens.
Freeing The ganien from weeds,
Driving the cows b. The pasture.
reoiIng The horse In Che stall
WcitIc children are husyi
Sure theu's work f0rr nll.
Helping papa.
Spreading ihc bay IN The sunshine,
Ratns u up when 'us dry.
rlctms the apples and polches.
Down loo thc orchard hard by.
Picking Doe empo in ne vineyard.
Gathering Che nuts n The fall
We little children are busy;
Yes. there Is work for us OIL,
Helping papa.
Sweeping aud washing the dishes.
bringing The wood from tho she'd
ironing, sewing, aud knitting.
Helping 60 make un The bed.
Taking good care VI the baby.
Watching her lest sho should fall
We little children aro hnsyi
Oh, there is work Tor MS all.
Helping mamma.
Work makes na chccrinl mud happy.
Makes no both active and strong,
Play we enjoy ml ODE better
When we have lahnn,i so long;
Gladly we help our Kind rnrnts,
DuIrklV We rlne De- their call