Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-06-06


But l pass" said minister one Sun
day in dismissing one theme of his sub
leet to take up another. Then | make
it spades! yelled man from the gallery
who was dreaming the happy hours away
in an imaginary game of euchre. 1t is
needless to say that be went out on the
next deal, being assisted by one of the
deacons with full hand of clubs.
C,or,,or ,,h,siolor;st s+o,os ,h,. tho
bo,tino or tho oar,h ,v tho srn ',, 'a,.ns ,
n,annot;o o,,rronts from tho oI,r,ta. ''''N ~ =
nac5 I noic Sncb boing tbe s'c cose r,or nn~sons w
who suiler from sleeplcssness should pay
attention to their position mt night, and
he IN 'he direction OF tilese currents kest-
iessheSS ana want OF steep result from ~
ing across them' Inc head 10 ihe north
Is the pest posltlon-to the west Inc worst;
Fhyslcians IN char@e OF hospitals attend
10 the uireclloh Ill WliicIl Deus are Placed
ana with the best results.
WASrFD-A Coon CONSCIENCE There
is no article so rare. none for which the
market price is 50 hich rs a GOOD con-
science nothinp for which in others mon
are Willing TO pay such GOOD wages We
all want c1rnentcrs that will mt no oreon
timbers and no sappv boards in onr houses
masons who will mix no mortar with i'll.
Stacked lime. farmers who will put no this.
Ties and no stones in the centre of their
TleG i f. S.1 iheotgn al So WI wIiT VII. not pGt
ettV r. - ~. ''S 'nU 'U ,''a 'no saot" - u'
"tom, ,o ~'Ui' 'h nto "ir0 "G ,, tpo,
n mt Lno "" o1thors ,hn a,,ns ',C o, o1 -
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P"s Io;l.,on 'ii''i MS "LIio s"oy ooios,
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The Hartford correspondent of the
Snrinofeld Republicau tells this story of a
CONGREGATIONAL CLERGYMAN of that CITY
who EXCHANGED with another. On his wny
home from the church he found himself
behind three ladies enoared in 4 lively
discussion over the music of the service,
one condemning the soprano and another
the tenor. while the third STRONGLY defend
ed both. As the discussion crew warm.
the third lady souobt TO pour oil on the
troublrd waters and in the words of the
CLERGYMAN. " did so to prersction Inv n
single iulirions and trnthfll remark TO
wii'cii an Vi lneth az oio9 ",so''eH; ss, ";
iI'" "'''V vas ~ P"9 ~
lhteLoS'eu m y au'l'o.s t's no toi' tio W., w
On' s"i? nc' sno simply h. nh'u 3, 0'''
IL was 'ii'So'"oie Se' lioi' any "o"'
" Bottlino DAYLIGHT is one of the re.
cent Yankee inventions. and an American
named Vanderweyde is the discoyerar of
tbe bottlino nroceSS The story goes that
the vonnc man struck bv n iocnIar chal.
IenGe from m Enolish pbotoSrapher with
whom he was discuss;no the London At
mosnhere which renders il seldom possi-
HE to tnke a nortrait turned to exneri.
mentino. and. After nearly blowing him
self nm conquered the problem. And he
has made a licht condenser that produces
a nbotogronh INDEPENDENT of dy: in fact
as nerfect Mt midnight as in A merely fog-
uv morninC. or as perfect as one takes by
lie cnstonarv apparatus in the clearest Of
davs So ranidlv Is the work done ihat one
co1 take a sitting on the wav 10 the then.
Tor and ost the finished nicture ON return