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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-11
MARRIED.

VI
AZ re u z gzrsozzze in Irasb1rgh. Dee 4 By
Rev : 3 Carrier. willie W Peck. Of EoIcosE. and
Miss ia c. TTuE. q N0-TistoNn-
As Seuporl C=asrs. Nov -, ~ Rev. s T.ssslsz.
LSrsuBs VIZ aid Niss Iaz' u Williams. both o.
SsEpoTS
In Greensboro. New So hy Rev. Nose PzEteB. Mic
: Lz.eh and Pa Z PS5dses5 nd. bash q Greensboro
II LowsA Dse 4 81 Rev ? 3 Phelps r. D~sgh,
Hariing. q LgzeI and Miss Fanny NJ Miller q
Esztsel1
II Lowell De- :. ~ Pew q y HoFsy. OrsoR Miller
q Trey and Miss Annette L Daring q Albany-
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LRASBCRGH-

lzst week
IRASBCRGH-
w L Ja1ssoa : Spending the
winter in California Nth frieods-
The Ns.bodiss society have been able,
notwithstanding the hard ti1es- % par
their oriin1-y expenses, 1od make re-
PAIRS 0a The ParsOnzgs 61ildings % ths
a1ouus Of sI25. With lev ebuTch
and pArsou4zs Esn repaired and dsots
uzii tie sssi.sy ! n Al sIoellsnts0zn-
cal eo1ditiso- Spiritually. tie Church
has bes1 peculiarly blessed within the
as. tzo years; tTentyeight PersoDs
hare t.eo zdiai 20 tie ehureh. and E9Ts
v5Il .borsly be sar9lIsl IN this brz0sh
q tss Aruy of ZiSa- We th4nk God
and take o92rzgs-
Tie night q the 5th inst, JossP1
Rssrs-. IrSirsed fs- zhss1iIg lis EIfs
: D. Sensr.- boz1d up fs- oo-zirins
erstTt u.ier false p-stsDo=s- AID He1El
Khitnsy. bcz1d p far ho-se stealing
al broks jail and sszzped hey ssn
egasDed II TIE upper roo7 g ne JAN
ard Elected tbeir eszFe b ezEtarg tara
t. sss- Overhead ard thruzzh tie gzbA
ed q tie jah p II TIE s1s'e- Ise-
.ssIs are sad % have b@ea knife an
rzIsz PTis9osrs Il Jzll No eSnel71
Il nss 20 = With then ssg they eszF
ID little after dark 81 I0ssazg tie d
iuzs- AID tier sbse1oe Wa Dss dlsssE
s--d ur1I th= Ext E0rnisg. Eben- =
q xoirg oGlsiis- tie sheets y Ehhe
,ssy Ies ths-selFss dsEn sess sesa 4
tie al.ru girs1- ss-riE Holaridgs n
ne5iz.ely started n P1rs1It q tse-
.,,s .bgzt noo1 e tie 9Th inst- ezP1G
81 S>IIsrs and Whitnsy a. Az0soaEIlA
20. No trzoes q EsiEsrs have bes
, fyuDd KhItsey sook the b0rse aliegs
% have besu ssoles. ins0 Czas61 81
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BARTON

Sc ne rev F1ilro1d tine tzcls-
Ps;a.sss have sold lately for 20 cents
's- ts,hsl. ard soue felix's are holding
1s- tsr higher prices
Belle Water po0d frye over last
Ig.l ard the skating Is capital this
a;--izE.
Ttis i TIE seAsoa Of the year ven
Es devote considerable space to '-hogs-
all re mention your case
CHRISTMAS Ball a. Fosters hotsl. %
E.aiay evening. Dee. g. Buriiek and
2I3sr's lard. Bill. $500.
several eonnunicztiOns frOn CIR
-ssls which ought 70 have appeared
sue tine since. are not fOrgotsso OF dis
a-isd They vill appear son
We zaas = mistake 10 Mr. Davis ai-
Ts-tisezsns las; seek. ubsa re said be
Md pat Bss -battons- instead Of
,cs;szs. On shoes fer 50 cents
squire wooduan stands ~ the head.
81 ilr As bard frOa. o. big pigs he
L;sly slaughtered o0e which Uas oOly
- days cd. that weighed SIS pounds
We forgot 70 mention. Jas; seek. tbe
u Welding At A 2. Ssoeksells q ih'
-siA. A large BG1bsr q the frieodi
rsssred. and a very pleasant tine va
s-.aysd
Sssssribsrs living cut q The S'a;'
- rszeaber that ne require prepay
ua-; 90 subssripaous Ssud yoGr s
sc ~, rear and ne NIL sssd y'u
lsy.s;sr.
Xl;h1uisl Folso= v1s severely inJur
e. = a. accident On aoooGni Ct n
iasaEiug Ct vsrou On Saturday NJ
iass.5sr uAs disloe4ied and be v1s lad
/! ;-gissi.
- ed Trend. h1rTls-s1 E~-4S-
hrEl il this vicinity As l0urDsy01
lr'ier. has goss to Hartford MieeiE1'
d; Started a clean. bright DsTsy an
"-Friu.ea nevsPaPsr al that Pl1'
"tEish hin atand1nt s1ecsss-
re sstios. a=snz the illGsir4fio1s
haPr'I Weekly. O0e q the eslesr1ie
aTst lsszA E1uzf1ess-ed ty )
A.rtLaai q this Plsae- May q TIE
Aeas are nd IL tie large earFet Ia
S-l'ssrsss a the United States
80 s3Esrsisezeaf of Hsrpers Be-
y ar ssooo1 page No lady can as
a-s-i5s ksrseK q tbs sssfsi hterz
a. aaAioa jozr.1L IL Ia enc q 9
na'Ter Paslieasisss and thai
s-ar1Gtes q ia worth and 1sefulDes
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-11

ties now stand 50 closely pisted-faos 70
face and 50 equally balanced with appAr-
eOt popular support. in respect 70 the
question Of the Presidency. that the
slightest indlScrstiOn. in either party.
becomes great hAzAri to the country.
One blow struck and millions may fol-
low. Bleed drawn may issue in
Seluge- A spark may FIRE whole mag
anne aud motion may inaAme the
whole land If there are patriots who
deplOre elvl wsr-philsnthrOpists who
shudder at-anarchy and blOod-christ-
iAns who believe in Supreme Ruler
and the power Of prayer-let them put
forth. without delay, their best enieAv-
Ors fer true and just solution Of the
mementoas problem now before Us. and.
by every possible means al their CON-
mAnd. stay the tide Of passion and greed
for power that Is now sweeping over the
the land. C2lm-eool-steady-obedi-
F cut to the law-And truStful in Divine
Z prOvidenee-are the words for the hour
- HIndSsr JsurwGi.
ANOEHKR FIGHT WITH THE INDIANS.
An Official report by Brevet Brig
Gen. Mackenzie, Colonel Of the Fourth
Cavalry. states that about noon on the
2+th Of November. while marching in 5
sOuthwesserly direction toward the Sioux
pass Of the Big Horn Mountains. 6vs
advance scouts met him. and reported
that the main camp Of the Cheyennet
was about fifteen or twenty miles dis
t2nt About sunset the command com
meDoed moving toward the hOstiles
reaching the village after daylight, com
pletely surprising the Indians. and com
pellIug them 70 vac2te the village sud
denly and take refuge in rsvine. Ate
; brief fight, lasting an hour. and skin
mishing till night. they eapitulated- Tn
entire village. consisting Of Us lodges
with all their contents. were destroyed
: SOC ponies captured. and twenty-five In
dian bodies found. 1t Is almost oertai
that much larger number were killeC
Five soldiers and one officer. Lieut. NJ
Kinney. were killed on our side. al
. tEenty-one wounded. besides one ShO
hone scout belonging 20 Us Fifteen ca
airy horses and four horses Of the India
scouts we're killed
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-11

Tex NATIoS's PKEIL-fbe dagger
e tie bour IL sz1sen heat AID rzsA
azdze7sy- The rvs great political par
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-11

From z Fellows. NJ D.. Of Hill. y
H. Although have generally great
objection % patent medicines | can but
szv in Justice 20 DE- WIsTAE's BALsAx
or WILD CHKEET that il i > remedy Of
superior value for Pulmonary Diseases
have made use Of this preparation for
several years. an3 L has proved 70 be
very reliable and eEczci0Gs II the treat
nent Of seFere and l0ng-sta1diug Coughs
kroE q one patient low in e0mfortz-
BE health. VITO has taken this remedy.
and zho bzt f0r is use. ] consider. would
not B9z Be living. z FELLOWS, n D
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-11

Halls Vegetable Sicilizn Hair Renew
e. never fails 70 restore the color Of the
hair. IrF L.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-11

- Wonderful Discovery.
ox1 Eo1deTf1l cures eft etsd BY Dr. GksKs MEDICAL
woS1Ez Il IS Sad - bs the greatest yitsliEer YET
discovered giviHE b-0y31ey the spirits elasticity 70
the step x1i making The invalid hearty, courageous
and s-rouz Il al diseases q liver. stomach,
ks1zsys and spE1s, scrOfols and al blsod diseases;
restoring and visO- % the Whole system. Read
The following cures
PruE A YILSos Sxrz.ozs Spring. y. Y widely
k1oWu PRINCIPAL % @ eur leading Institutions
O learning and Superintendent q sabbath Schools,
SAYS thai his wife hzs used the Medical wonder for
eonuazo1 q diseases Eith the noss happy results
No 0sher remedy had ever touched the case though
shs had .r5e6 many
Rxv. q. VAR Franklin. \. wife sorely afflicted
With ETs- and k5insy enpl&ints neurzl&. dyspepsia.
&C.
Ms P OzuxaT. Centre S.. COoeordL " H con-
snei he'd Eigh female and kidney disease; beue
{. srO I've phys5eiz1s; Medical wonder cured her
n z0zth-
DzA DArrOx. Mo-TisriIle. Y sister confined to
bed Nth female and nervous PrOss-1saon, cured BY
-&e1tozl W01<5er-"
NozHAS HUxr. Sheds Corners " Y wonderful
cure e 6yspepszs and hezrt disease
E-rzAEErz TooEss Sheds Corners. Y Z ovarian
tc0r sHi G1OqsF. rsd1ee 1ftsen IUches around body
4 Uirze1lo1s recovery.
Ms Ia : APPLETON. HIllssoro y h spinal and
kidney DISEASES viii great pEOssrssion' doctors hsd
fzZlai; marvellous cErs-
Mzs- z A WEITz- Sheds Corners. y. Z. near Nor
risEI-l7 cured q terrible scnfuz. gained a. lts-
ALEEEr TECEsoALE. SulcSok. n 4 lo2thsone
Scr0s1z. sapPos-d % hS in consumption; cured
NEHaf spzee. th0gszn3s q cures % different
MEDICAL WOSDER- AMI - cUreSi: there Is noth-
iz< lac g. Sold II Barton b z ?. DUTT0S and a.
Ee05sszIe b. wELIx- RIcEkEnsoS Z Co. Burlington,
and AL Bossoz Druggists os45
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Local News.
4LRiNT.

arAsAN@u-f A
% Gsuorss fell from load Of logs
8 'sv days since and put his elbow on,
q iat
HI. Hyde bas sold the little gel
~ b0use" and one half acre Of land to
cl-.ss Diekey.
Tie bog record. up to date IS IS fol-
au. E q. CArter's weighed 5S4 :
-l-.sl Lawrebcs's weighed AS; from
as tsavier extreme there Is \ gradual
cEcnri taper until H. H. Hyde
nae . reoori Of SO pounds wi,h his
YAK Chester pig. and Jerry Darling
"a; s.z By Staying a Pet pig on whieh
D. ta5 Bestowed much care aud labor
vi.h weighed thirty pounds
Ayz-s lady teacher in this town
asked Der scholars one day Who the
Ssc-sa-T G.. The Treasury vas, and noi
.e.-E ale % tell. she told then 70 ask
asr Ta-s1ts and tell her the next day.
IKE is.yfsl scholars they inquired
Et.- ;ssy gss hsne. bot not one Of the
gz--eusI6aI sould give the required
li-zliiso- The DeEt day she asked
asz L hey bad found OUT and ihey
a. .ksir parents did net know
-tEt sid ste. a smart set Ct PEG
ls 10 tbs town; noE ] an going TO Tel
I'D va, yoa to remember Il II !
sLl-cu P. Chase" SO n1eh q know
-. ILL.,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-11

CasToEIA Is . perfect substitute for
Caster Oh. Eitboa; any Of It's objections.
for IL il pleasant % take, and does not
uzzsszts o. gripe- For COstiTDess a.
any age. b1t especially fsr Sour stomach
Wind Colie. Worms and the DisOrdsred
BozsI. Of Chi.dren. i i the uost effect
ire remedy IN exissenoe- IL l. harmless,
Il i reIizble, and i Is cheap.
THKEE sEED BE 50 PAIN where Cen
tar Lauiueut = 1ssi Barns and Sezlds
arg healed vifhs1t sczr. Rheumatism,
sprzins. ard zost Eesh, boBe and musele
zIl@euts can Re absolutely cured. There
Gre to Kids The Hhits Centzar
I-ininsut "a fos family use. tie fellss
fsr kerses and animals. One trial will
! eonvines the inereizious. 81
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-11

CRAFTSBURT.
Clark Page has bought Il se-es Of
land and tie buildings thsreon- Of An
asa Randall. paying $1,000 therefor
M B-yznt vii deliver bis ten
ve-zuee lecture Oh ths EEAs&aszltA- n0t
sftssush. q DsosubSr. = soC0zDce1
lzst week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-11

TIE PK0PLE WAST PEOOF.-There l.
10 medicine prescribed By physicians or
sod b. druggists. that carries such eFi-
denee q IL s1ooess and superior virtue
a. BoscHEK's GKzHAs STRIP for severe
eozghs. col1s settled Oh the breast. e0n-
Sumption. o. any disease Of the throat
and Iangs- 4 proof Of that fact i that
zuy person afflicted can get : sample
bottle FOR 10 cents and try Its superior
eject bef9re laying the regular size At
Is cents. Il bzs lztely been introduced
IL this country from Germany. and its
Eoo3erfgl cures are Astonishing everyone
thzt Ne Il Three doses viii relieve any
case Try Il Sold By z f. Dutton.
Barton. o. T. .. Wilson, Barton Landing.
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Arltans County Muuitur.
~ AnYERTISENENTS-

,.-tll. eicvsr. Cl,s5-S oui Sale
. sr.t. sch Ba-tru. G-iu5.-g
p. e. go q Co. str''a. Csrii'z'a' ard Ns- Years
e.at-tC1-N r Atrsrs'si1g-A Fc-sr-r
.... -. Elst--. Mkss- Ggt Elsss oar Ec--s
.-..- Ra-.e-. H-'ii1y Glrs
..... 10. g-sse~i-A H8rp-r's Bisar F-vsFe'-s1s
-e...-- E,-.ea- Christ-1s & -
g-...-k -.. Es-.--. Mass. I--- Pc
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COFFIN PLATES
\ Wonderful Discovery.

Furnished sud really engraved al Shors notice by
SLY 5. L SHAW. NerPort. VI
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-13
TALKlNG,AT TABLE

This is one Of the very best digesters,
there is no tonic known equal to il, as il is
Of the kind calculated 10 promote hilarity
and good feeling generally. Most parents
are prone to prolItit their children from
laughing and talking ut the table; it Is
uuphysIological il isa crneiiy.
Joyousness promotes the circulation Of
the blood en;ycns il, inyigorates il. sends
IL tingling TO the remo,est part Of the sys-
TEN. carrying with it anlmation, sigor.
aud life !. Tie louder the little ones laugh
the better; the faster they talk the better,
for then they cat less il given time, con-
sequently chew their food more thoroughly.
Discard controversy from the diuing
table. Discourage al subjects which in
yite political or religious rancor. Let every
topic introduced be calculated to instruct.
to Interest. or amnse. DO not let the
mid run on businessor precious mishsps,
or past disai pointmcnts. Never tell bad
news at the table. nor for an hour before.
Let everything you have to communicate
be. il possible, Of 4 gladsome, joyous.
hilarious character. calculated 70 bring out
pleasant remarks or agreeable associations.
Ou tie other bsnd. never administer re-
proof at the social hoard to either servant
or child lind fault with nothing; speak
unkindly to 10 one. Ii reiuarks are made
of the absent. lot them contaIn some word
Of fconmendAtion which. ifrepeated in their
hearing afterwards. will kindle kindly
feelings, and thus will thoughts Of the
family table come across the memory in
after years, when We have been scattered
aud some laid IN their fnal reft-place.
bring with them sweetness Of emotion
which makes it pleasure 10 dwell upon
them. - HirS Jouruai Of Heapk.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-13
Z 20 III NJ TWfTIITI fIfIW .
NOTES on THE fashions

.si "A heW fiihriC fcf overtlresse- III orsiIk
aud wuul ilI ,ia,nask figures with rough
,khptty Surtaeeis t.gsl .h4ae2
One thousand dollars Il the price OF u
fne crown sable SET n,uil'a and boa, but
TIE finest sets bring$i SUD.
q 'ssfhfiei 4 Antoiaettei aud elbow sleeves or
.tieAitsfnshsgscoat sleeves downto tile wrist
arelsit wsaffo,rsepiags ash
IA Ae,y nas u oruanenting The bottom
M dtessfs Is 20 Hse thiek fringes falling
over box or knife piaitings.
I Black Is the favofite color for dolnians,
but fighter ones frainii weather ARD
made ofgray or dark caniel's hair clothes.
~ A fan-like effect is given to ile hack of
dress skirts hy running draw string III \
casing across tile back breadth just nplow
the knee.
Mourning cioaks are trimmed With
Titan or basket woven bruids, but heavy
lusterless silk bands, Gu. bias, are pre-
ferre,i by conservative ladies'. s
Forsecond mourning. or when Grape
and hpmbazine are discarded, the hat Or
bonnet is of plain, lusterless black silk or
felt, trimmed with such silk.
New felt lalnlorals have no plaits or
gathers around the waists; theyiit smooth.
Iy aroundoyer the hips with 4 slight
fulling, made by adraw string in the
back.
A briefly, new caprice in sleeve Trims
mings Is 10 place band OF ribbon or gals
loon Just above the elhow, fastening IL
down with u button, a loop, aud two short
ends.t s..s
For mourning handkerchiefs thsre Is
do departure from the plain linen cam
brio ones, with plain black hens OF bor-
ders, aud the initial or monogram In black
u ons corner.
Dress skirts are lot lined; modisios use
horse hair facings, that are very strong
but not still. THESE facings are half
yard deep, covered half way upfrom the
bottom With an alpaca facing.
Dress skirts are bound with braIds this
winter, but faced with wide alpaca gals
loon. (which peeps below the bottom OF the
skirt like a piping, IL requires two rnws
Of stitching 70 keep this braid in ITS place.
polonaises that are 10 be worn In both
the house and street are provided with an
extra lining, extending below the hips, of
gray, red or white flannel, which is bag
ted in for street wear. The lower edge uf
his Inning is simply pinked.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-13
TOBACCO AND LIQUOR.

N.kz zENfl j. ! Il - : 2 !. e
Our countrymen spend mnre money for
the luxures than for the necessities Of life.
Il is no wonder that many people are poor
when their hard earnings are wasted on in-
dulgencies which do harm Instead Of good.
Bread is the great staple Of food, and $780,.
QUO. 900 were spent last year for -four to
feed sur people. But the tobacco sold IN
the coanTy for chewing and smoking and
snuff. cost s3j0,OOO. 600; about 50 for
every man. woman and child.
This is bad euulgh. but The cost Of in.
toxicating liquors consumed 10 1870. was
SGOU, ,nOO.0 900, averaging nearly $50 for
every man women aud child. A large
amount of this is used 10 poor families,
and reduces them to want and wre;ched-
uess. esti 81 kErs=
lfthe young people Of the land would
refuse 70 touch tooaceo or liquor this fear
fnl extravaganza would som cease. and the
wealth of the country Increase with marve.
lcus rapidity.--Farmers and Mechanics
Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-13
AZ GYiipi.sY,s LIFE EsDa

Y Il Z ..zs 4. y.
/ was quite young when received ms
first lesson III fortune telling, saysuliewho
recently escaped from gypsy cahti.s Fpg
the first sei,soii waslonly 10 tell fortunes
for young girls J WAS 70 judge thrm and
say most about love subjects. Afterward
was allowed 70 tell anlody, II couid
lay ms hands on anything worth laviag
i would doso, hut II was no business Df
allybpdy's. where gotit. 1 was never
asked where got thingsliI wasipleased
at tile idea Of telling fortunes, suahI did
very weIl,pt tbs, businers. ! picked up
fast, and before the first SEASON CLOSED i
knew low 10 read human nature very
well and could read character tolerahly'
] will not say much about stealing, foriI
am ashamed. S0me Of our wagons have
false bottoms. snihat whenever the cam y
was searched nothing could be found. If
the officers came they were given full
privilege ID search all around, and In this
way they were led To believe, many times,
that We We're really innocent. There Is
no tluti, at all In fortune telling. We
said just wha, came intonur minds. Que
time a yonng man ia Tennessee rnme 10
me ai,d told me Ia gn-io u certain house
and induce young girl 70 have her fur
tune told He told ne what 10 say. He
Was in love with her and wanted TO marry
her. / understood him. and carried out
my parl very WE'LL | song her song
about the young lover, nild tue brautifui
girl gol as white as SHOW, then red, aud
then gave Inc live dollars. She could well
afford IL. got ten ,iolnrs from the man.
He hail been discarded. but before we left
the place | saw lie pair our driving.
There'sany amount Of lrickery like this
a,natg the gspsics. liked the life at
iirst, Il was free aud romantic; but finally
/ tired ~ II, ltecause war ilItreaied. /
always wanted To keepupniy appearance,
which made some Of the other women
jealous. They commence,l to spread evil
reports about, aud said that Twas guilty
Of crime that had fought hard 10 over
come aud escape business got lad, and
all my money was either Lost orstolen
from the wagon. II was not easy 20
make my escape. for tie men watched me
closely; but managed IL II last. Talk
about women being drudges among decent
white people, that's nothing! Women
who are compelled 10 live wandering lives
In this country areeonipelled 10 liz, cheat,
steal aud commit aI:nu-t any crime TO ou-
tain money. Thereaie plenty Of women
who are >i.uqted the sana ~ was, aud
who are but waiting fora good chance 10
gel of. I----t EZ-lA
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-13
VINO WAS GAINS WIFE:

The Rev. q. p. Mccarthy. who preach.
es every Sabbath in the University Build
ING, Washington square, us pastor Of what
is called the American Free Church.
enjeayofed to answer the question. Who
was Gains Wife, last evening. lie took
bis text from the fourth chapter Of Genesis
and the 18th verse. The preacher said
that he had selected the peculiar subject
announced at the request Of several mem
bers Of his congregation. Maintaining that
old theories ns 10 the meaning of the Bible
stories bad ceased to be tcnablc because Of
the increased light Of science. he said that
the theory held BY BIN as to Gains wife
would also have to be abandoned. " The
orthodox to the question: siid he. is
perhaps Cain married his sisters Well.
don't think he did. Now. am not go-
ing 10 sbirk the answering Of this question.
| have theory Of our race which others
do not behcre IN. Nine out often believe
that the human race came from one pair. -
I don't believe it. Do you say that is
hereticali Perhaps il is. but this is not a
question to be answered by those who
cling to tie old theory. That old theory
can never answer il. In the first place.
Cain could not have married his sister
when be departed to the land Of Nod. be.
cause lie had 10 sister. When Seth was
born Adam was only 1870 years old very
Young man for those days. aud Seth was
his third child. There il no mention of
daughters. In the secnud place, Cain de-.
parted to a acoautry where thcre were peo-
pie, and lie feared thsrc people would slay
him because Of his crime, and the Lord
recognized the reality of this danger and
set mark on hlm that be might be saved :
The Bible nowhere stsies that there were
only two people originally created. Adam
was the generic name lor the human race.
aud male aud female created he them Z.
DO you believed that negroes aud Chinese
are tile descendants of the same progenitors
with onrselvess don't. Cain went over
10 the land Of Nod. and there became the
chief Of race which he found there. lie
built city. Tie couldn't have done this
alone. This, then, must be my answer to
the question; there we're races &c people
upoa the earth at tie tune Cain was race
Cain took his wife. z.,m. -..
The preacher dwelt at great length on
the lessons to BE drawn from the life Of
Cain. aud exarted III to avoid the little
sins. for even Cain did not become mur.
derer all at once, but was led up to that
great crime hy envy and Jealous feelings.
--NeU York World.
-4ss4s444.- **#' -tt
The ease tha, nobody cares to take--dis.
easo. q at 44
Red noses arc lielnbouses 10 warn voy-
aglrs on the sea cf life of the coasts of Ma.
lsga. Jamaica Santa Cruz and Holland.
capital weather. Mr.. Joucs. capital
weather. My wife'l eot sucha cold thai
she caut speak. like such weather o,
tbie.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-13
SLEEPING BY FAITH.

We need faith 10 sleep sNeetly. Worry
Is the parent of restlessness but Nc that
believeih enters into rest. . The just
live by faith i they work. wait. toll. rest
eat aud sleep well when they believe firmly.
Pillow the soul oL the assurance that tie
Lord cares fur us. sud works all things FOR
our good. and the pillowed bead rests in
comfort. Refreshing slnep prolongs life;
the physical thus profits " toe u ritual.
Many believe that Chrisa will save al lat.
but doubt bis care 10 little things; they
trust bin for The greater. but distrust ii
small concerns. aud hence worry and shafe.
The lord i our keeper IL the little. every.
day trifcs 81 life. The efFairs II the shop
t,rn, Office, kitchen, nursery. parIor, tenn.
poral and spiritual. indisiIual aud social.
and inyitesiO cast III our cares on HIM
aud When We do,' he giveth his beloved
sleep. aud that enable them 10 work aud
prosper