St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-24

! thus be utilized If Won keen hut :. f.v
fowls e-h,If th.ir cast ,f t.!.I;n, ,,.,,
thus be saved. If Won b,v. I,ro, nnnt
bers to provide for. the expeps,. for foo,
is greatly lcsSened. in the long RIM. II,
this process. and your birds will ID,
quite the better for this treatment. in
stead of limiting them to div grain an,
..cold victual>" continually. Fresh veg.
etahlcs ar,. valuable. for their uutritiy,
material. and for th. ,sSist,u,.. th.,
afford i'm digestion. pouJf,u U,,LJ
CHtRcu CATS. A church is divided
into two parties. What one likes IN.
other ahhorS. They feel il their duty
| to stick to it. In the devotional meet
| ing they pray at each others inconSist
ence>. hoping that the PRAYER will 90 t,
heaven. but by the way of Deacon
Ratferty's pew. just stopping Il moment
to give him il shaking. If one want,
the church built on the hill. the other
wants 1t down hN the Saw-mill. If one
wants the minister to avoid politics. the
the side of the pulpit and give three
cheers for John Browns knapSack
which Is Sald To hc still ">trapped ON
his back When Elder Bangs sits still
IN prayer. Elder Crank >taudS up tu
show his contempt fur such bchayioI
II one puts ten cents on the plate. the
other throws II dollar on top of il. to
show his abhoIrcncc of such parSimony.
The whole church catches the quarrel
some spirit. and begins to 90 down.
One half of the choir eats up the other
half. The pew dcNouI> the pulpit. and
the pulpit swallows the pew. The seS-
sion Takes down the trustees. and the
trustees ma>tlratc the session. The
sunday school and sewing society show
their teeth. and Iun out their claws.
and get their backs up. and spit fire.
And church councils assemble to sfop
the quarrel. and cry scat, seat :" tn
the infamous h"wlcI> But the claws
=" on with their work. till there stands,
the old church 10y the way side. window
less and f"rsakcn nothing more nor
less than Il monument to the memory
of the dead ecclesiastical eats of kilken-
nv Rrr. T. II. Tdimayp.
'TNCoN>cIor INFLrENcE. If i said
that among the hirh Alrs at certain
>t.a>nmS the traveller is told to nror..d
very ullltlI\, 1iIl tl.s SInIl.S
overhead the SNOW hangs 80 cyruI, bal
anced that the sound of = voice. ar tL,
report of Il gun. NAV ,Ic>tr,, th. .uui-
lihium and bring down nm iu,ucus.
avalanche that will o\,rvh,.lm ,l,,,
thing in ruin in its downward n,ti,
And So about our vu\ tL,r,. ma, IN, :,
soul in the very crisis of its uu,,,l his
tory. trcmhlim" hctv,,u Iit,. and ,J,.,tL
and Il mere. tuuch -, sh,d,,y ,,.,, d..
terlnine its destiny. \ ,nnumI,d, vLo
WAS deeply immersed with tb,. t,utL
and WAS ready. under 4 c,uli,.tinn nt
sin. to ask ..What urst IL, f., s.,,-
ed - had all her solemn impr,..>iu,s
di>>ipatrd h> the uu>rcmlN i,siiuu of =,
mrmh,I of tl, church h\ her si,Ir ,s
she passed ont of the. >auctu,r, Her
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