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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-11-14
The Succession of Spiritual Life.

The good thoughts, the good deeds. the
good memories of those who have been the
salt and the light of the earth do not perish
with their departure live on still and
those who have wrought them live in them
The weary traveller in the south of Spain,
who, after passing many an arid plain and
many bare hill, finds himself at nightfall
under the heights of Granada, will hear,
plashing and rippling under the shade of
spreading trees and alongside of the dusty
road, the grateful murmur of running waters,
of streamets whose sweet music mingles
with his dreams as he sleeps, and meets his
ear rs the first pleasant voice in the stiffness
of the early dawn. What is it =? 1t is the
sound of the irrigating rivulets called into
existence by the Moorish occupants of
Granada five centuries ago, which, amidst
all the changes of race and religion, have
never ceased to flow. Their empire has fall
len, their creed has been suppressed by fire
and sword, their nation has been driven
from the shores of Spain, and their palaces
crumble into ruins but this trace of their
benefcent civilization still continues, and in
this continuity that which was good and
wise and generous in that gifted but un-
happy race still lives on to cheer and to re-
fresh their enemies and their conquerors.
Even so it is with the good deeds OF those
who have gone before us. Whatever there
has been of grateful consideration, of kindly
hospitality, OF far-reaching generosity, OF
gracious charity, of high-minded justice, of
unselfsh devotion, of sanity devotion-these
still feed the stream of moral fertilization
which will run on when their place knows
them no more when even their names have
rished.-Dedn Stdniey.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-11-14
A Word to Clergymen!

Friend, stop that Cough DO not neglect a Com
mon Cold even for day 1t may end In Consumption aud
death REV n. II. DOWNS ELIXIR has cured thou
sands, both old and young aud II will you taken
freely and In season. This ELIXIR has been before the
American people YEARS and has never failed to
give relief To all who have used IT, II has way by
ACTUAL sRRvoE, until it has become household friend in
thousands of best families Regular ysioans use and
recommend IT, clergymen and all public speakers are s
best patrons Railroad employees. much exposed to Colds
Coughs, etc. should always use 1t. Farmers, lawyers
merchants and everybody, old and young speak highly in
its praise
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-11-14

AN influential lady, the wife of proms.
ing lawyer in & --, who had been under
deep conviction for several days, gave the
following account at our prayer-meeting OF
her conversion Last evening my little
gir came to me, and said, Mamma, are you
a Christian = NO, Fannie, am not She
turned and went away; as she walked off,
heard her say, well. il mamma isn't a
Christian, ! don't want to be one And
tell you, my dear friends it went right 10 mJ
heart, and then aud there | tried to give my
self up TO Christ. Mother who reads this
in the language of that little child
" Mamma, are you Christian Christian
Obserper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-11-14

whenever she hears mother fret about
the work to be done for children; and
the wisdom, patience and frmness which
she now manifests in her own household
give promise that her remaining children
shall one day rise up and call her blessed.
--ZiOn's Hernh.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-11-14
eMnraI aud Rsiigiuns.
For the Vermont Waterman
THE SISTERS.

The
ny LAURA BRIGHAM BoYcK.
Two sisters sat at the Masters feet,
They both were fair, and one was sweet
As the dewy rose Of sharon;
The other numbered much with care,
Though cheek and brow were not less fair;
Yet the shade that rested thereon
Too plainly showed the care she felt
Fen while nj the Masters feet she knelt
Her thoughts to serving wandered,
while Mary needed the Master well.
And the words Of truth and love that fell
From his lips she wisely pondered.
Vet Martha loved we'll the Master too.
And with careful toll she sought to do
Her heavenly guest due honori
lordly feast she faln would make,
Costly and rich orhis dear sake,
Whose soft eyes beamed upon her.
And she craved her sisters kindly aid,
And to the Master came and said
Low at his feet knet MARY
Carest thou not. o Master mine,
That serve alone at feast Of thne2
I've wrought TIL am weary.
"Bid thou my sister come with me.
To wait at the feast I've spread for thee
No longer let her tnrry."
Then he raised to her his calm. sweet eyes,
with tender look OF sad surprise
still at his feet knelt Mary
MARTHA Martha too careful indeed
For many things when but one we need.
with care be not DER weary;
For Mary hath chosen the better part
That none can take from her loving heart"
happy tears wept Mary.
She stood rebuked before him now,
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-11-14
A REMEDY THAT NEVER FAILS

Henry a. Johnson's Arnica and on Liniment
is external remedy, for man and beast, for curing
Wounds spmins, Strains, Sores Cuts Bruises Burns and
Ulcep every kind including skin Diseases generally
while IT, application harmless and never painful,
effects most wonderful. As a FAMILY LrNIMEsT II
meets tile wants OF every household. Warranted to satisfy
all who a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-11-14
DYSPEPSIA

Appears there Is always languor debility, exeon fa-
tgues the pulse weak the sleep disturbed the exrmes
cold the tongue for the most part furred covered with
creamy mucus In the morning No person with oonsti-
pate irregular state of the bowels have sound health
II evident that gentle laxative, slightly smulant
to the membrane of the intestines Joined with
tonic that increases the secretons OF elyer and gradually
strengthening the stomach be reasonable combina-
ton and reach the That this combination will do-oI
proof Of which happy to be able to refer those here
tofore disappointed To the most reliable ply scans who
have long used this remedy In their pracce and asoto
cry apothecary by whom the Pestae Lo1enges are sold
These olengts Will repair the mischief caused by III,
excessive OF those Patent Pills." with which tn,
country has for years been flooded.
They are agreeable to the taste, and convenient II
form, that children eat them readily after rejecting tn
usual remedies In those symptoms supposed t.
indicate the presence Il Worms they proper remedy.
Price, 80 and 90 cents. For sale by druggists %
by mail receipt of price in 7, o. stamps money.
T.. \. HARRISON A. Co.
75-26-eow 40 Union Street, Boston.
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HAVE YOU YELLOW EYES 2

Baxter's Mandrake Bitters will certainly cure
you II you have any Liver Dnouly Indigestion Consli-
patton Pain In the Right Side Try these BlrTERs AT once
aud how much good you Osbs
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and Wagons These goods all OF their own mnnufac-
ture and warranted to be rstcass respect
All ask Il an examination of our stock and prices,
with twenty y-hve Of the most ssfu wOrkmen whose
Vices we secure prepared furnish the very
article for very least money stock Of the very
reasonably low prioes-and as we have high rents
salaries TO pay offer goods reasonable
rates than Onr compositions. We have also for sale
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THEI SU N.
s7s. NEW YORK. 1878.


As the time approaches for the subscriptions,
THE suN would renind its friends and we'll wishes every
where, that 1t again candidate for their consideration
and support Upon It's record for the past years II relies
for continuance Of the hearty sympathy aud
operation which have hitherto been extended to from
every quarter Of the Union.
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The Sunday edition Of THE sun Is an eight-page sheet
OF So columns While giving the Of the day 1t also
contains large amount Of literary and miscellaneous mat
ter specially prepared for IT, THE SUNDAY sun has met
with great success. Postpaid, sI.eO year.
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Ninety thousand families greet Its welcome pages weekly
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Its news editorial agricultural and literary departments
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ErencH's NeaU BIOcE,

south Main Street opposite Hyde a Fosters Captain
GEORGE b ROBINSON viii remain In Montpelier Al our
Ag, aud, being the best practical woTkmen In the
r, is statements may be thoroughly relied upon Ad-
d ,ss tliE CABOT CARklAGE COMPANY, OF
MARSHALL BUCHANAN, Cabot, VT.
April AN. 1911. S0Sl
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HARTFORD sTEA BOIL Il X
IDSDeCtOn and Insurance COmDaW

Hartford, Connecticut,
ISSUES POLICIES Of INSURANCE after careful in
sectiOn Of the Boilers, covering all loss damage BOIL
EkS BUILDINGS and MACHINERY, arising from Steam
BDiier ELpiOsiOns Information be obtained from
THEO. II. BABCOCK, Manager,
s5-36 Branch Oiice 2s5 Broadway, New York city.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-11-14

ENyY shooteth at others aud woundeth
herself,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-11-14

The buildings consist of one-sory house and basement
good barn, lee house. hohouse, granary and henhouse
the last three being Good running water house and
barn Terms to suit the farm be sold. For further
Information, inquire OF Hon :. ;. ELTON Montpelier Vt
7s-tf MRS. Lucy A. COOKE.
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Six Fine Horses,

Including one Mare eight years old who easily In gs5
We have also full stock OF HARNESSES Of every de-
scptiOn sale. Our stock IN every department very
extensive, and we invite the inspection Of all.
our Carriage Repository In Montpelier IA In
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EINE CARRIAGES FINE CARRIAGES
CARRIAGES, PhaetQlS, Bugg!eS

he Cabot Carriage Company are prepared TO MI O
for Ihelr nNleualNn llnn of
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-07-12
FROM MoSToUR..

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EDITOR OhhoNieLE
INC ne. al'u F'' .s 20 news l mauc ~ your
lraes eofresslpi91nlaehss N u recent nuihoci
MSRe NilaoSlcLE' Moagh olass'c anu e'e-
CANT IS waning IN pefsp'ceup''y' NJ ''''o
isepu otleah convention ei seeie,' III y siu
i 9ly coalplallsant Iioou. Ff1Yei -oouy
motlsns received SECOND, no wore Q. Oh
Jections was 'oileioa' ''nu e"o.' 80 '' :.
passeu Wi. ~ = u'ssop''ns ,o'
III II tpe aeicga'cs from rertY lackihs VOICE
% 'deienoI ing interest y 'ne'i eons''-
euency ana even. spliis, ~. so', nay, -.
ce'Vcu .''e cisiei tiea'iiieiis " "'lI
correspondent CORE conpli.'h ,,ie case eis,t
y lalls WHINE tile Ju'isale'ion u mr.
Henry 9i'ofsn' % Mhom your CORES . p'n t
dent 'shoud immegiaseiy report = case
50 Migrant wouia unuouo'euiy eniis' 'he
active sympalhies q lhas dlstinguisca
Humanitarian. 81 3.
But your correspondent from iraef IS
by no means content with painting inc
truly pitiable condition 81 the returning
delegation from Perry, but his ind'sna-
ton thereat finds vent IN menaces ter
rifle and appalling. II ne were me auti-
orizcd mouthpiccc OF the republicans OF
Perry, We would humbly beg that, IN
case OF future County Conventions, the
township Of Perry would formulate her
demands, and issue herNprotocols in sea
can eatfinr forth diStinctlvs the Dcnal-
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Notice 81 SheriEs Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN by virtue of a Special execution di
rected to me from the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court of Tama County, Iowa, on 9
juo ent and decree of foreclosure OBJ
tai in said Court, on the 9th day oil
Dec. ,nber 1876. in favor of Harrison Yei
ser 6 Co., as Plaintiffs, and against Jas.
per N. Bows as DEPENDENT, for the sum
Of One HUI ei- twenty-five and Seven.
ty-Onc One and edths Dollars and costs
taxed at Seven and Ninety One Hundreds
tbs Dollars and ACQUIRING costs, have
levied upon the following Real propcrt
taken as the property Of said defendent,
to satisfy said execution t0-wit:
The North East larter of the South
West artcr of Section Number Tween.
ty-Six (26) Township Eyhty-Four l84l
North Of Range Sixteen (l6) West, con.
tanning Forty (40) acres more or less.
And will offer the same for sale. sub
ject to Redemption to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand on the 4th day of August,
A. D. 1877, in front Of the Court House,
in Toledo, Tama County, Iowa, at the
hour Of 10 O'clock, A. NJ, Of sud day,
when and where due attendance win be
given BY the undersigned
Dated June 27th 1877. 81
$4.95. ~ r. e. Austin,
Sheriff If Tamn County. Iowa.
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Notice of Sheriffs Sale.

l
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
IN by virtue Of, a general execution di
rceted to me from the Clerk of the Dlstric
! Court of Talna County. Iowa, on judg
ment obtained in said Court, on the 2Sll
day of March 1876, in favor of John w
Henderson as Plaintiff, and against II. l
! Jackson and A. NJ. McKeel as Defendants
for the sum of wo-EIundrcd and Fifty
two Dollars and costs taxed at Five ant
Fifty One-hundredths Dollars and accru
ing costs, | have feviedupon the follow
ing Real property, taken rs the property
of said defendant, r. l. Jackson 10 salts
fly said execution, te.wit:
The north fractional half ~ OF Section
No. ThirtyOnc (3l) in Township No
Eighty Five 1851 North of Range No. Six
teen Q6) West of The 5th p. NJ, in Tam;
County, Iowa.
And ] will offer The same for sale, sub
ject to Redemption to the highest bidder
for cash in hand,
On the 4th day of August, A. D.'77,
in front of the Court House, in Toledo
lama County Iowa, at the hour of IL
o'clock, A. NJ, of said day when and
where due attendance will be given by
the undersigned.
Dated, July 9th 1877.
r. E. AusTlS,
Sheriff Of lama County, Iowa.
MILLS s. BLAKE, 1928
Attorneys of Plaintiff.
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MURDER MOST FOUL!

> ~ r-4
Last Monday morning our community
was startled by the report that murder
Ind been committed in Carroll township.
Tie particulars as VIC learn them arc as
follows:
Some of the Bohemians had been hav-
ing a row among themselves and one Misek
had conducted himself in such a manner
that his brother-;n-law had II warrant got
ten out for his arrest. Justice-of- the
Peace G. NJ Fec. issued the warrant and
placed it in the hands of Constable c. S.
Whitley, who proceeded TO Misck's resi-
,dcncc before daylight Monday morning,
to arrest him-taking with him several
men to assist in case of necessity. AiTiv-
ing at the house he made himself and his
business known. Niisok refused to come
out but pulled .tlarge revolver and fired,
the ball passing through or near. Mr..
Whitely's heart, producing almost instant
death. He then fired again at another
man but without effect. 1t was socn
known what had taken place, and crowd
soon gathered and were about 10 lynch
him, but cooler Judgment nnally prevailed
and he was brought down to to Toledo
and lodged in JAIL The coroner was no.
tifel mo at once proceeded TO The pace
,, and held an inquest. ! The murdered man
was one of the bcs, known, and most
highly respected citizens of the township
and great sol ow was felt at his sudden
death. His funeral was held on Tuesday
and was largely attended.
Last weeks Independent contained a
NEST Outrageous and dastardly article
aimed at Mr.. w. il Harrison in particular
andihe Tama County Bank in general
1t is but a notification of the old saying
whom the:gods would destroy they first
make mad" Tho intent of the article was
TO get tn run on the Bank il possible
and therefore cripple it, if not, in fact,
close it up. 1t is wcll-lnown fact that
there is not Il Bank in the United States
that could stand a prolonged run, without
getting help from outside; the very ma
turc of their business precludcs such a
possibility. And tli;it Bank is unable
to stand run is no argument whatever
that it is unsound, or in u bad Way f.
nancally. For while it may not have
the cash on hand to pay all deposits,
if it has been propcily managed IL
has good securities upon which it scan
realize in IL short time. We have
no doubt but that the Taana County Bank
feels The pressure Of close times just the
same rs every Bank and business man in
the Country. 1t has been using some of
it's money in building il block, which is a
credit to our town and county, but has
no.used enough to cripple it at all. 1t is
in frst-class CONDITION and when the hide
pendent states orfinfers tllatit has failed
to honor any of its own paper it simply
lies, and lis editor knew very well that
he was lying when he allowed the article
to go into his columns But We will deal
gently with him and have compassion on
lin as he, will be given an opportunity to
make his reply in court of justice, the
proper papers having been served ON him
Wednesday morning.
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NEW AND SUfEkb EDIllON, .oE
~ THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN TUHIST.
So remarkably large has been the de-
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Rocky Mountain Tourist that an entirely
new edition has been necesstatcd, and
is just ready for issue. While the first
edition was AN elegant thing, the second
edition is really superb, and the Rocky
Mountain Tourist in its new form, royal
octave, thisty-two pages, printed ON the
finest supper sized, calaudered paper,
handsomely bound with engraved cover
is without the slightest question the rich
est and most attractive book ever pub
lished OF its description. All who con-
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thecontinent-So Southwestern Kansas-to
the Alps OF America-the Rocky Noun
tains-will commit the gravest of mis-
takes by starting before securing the
Tourist, San Juan Guide and accom-
panying maps. Simply the mere re-
quest by postal card or letter addressed
to 7. j. Anderson, Topeka, Kansas, will
insure, by return mail, absolutely free,
the receipt of these indispensable auxilia-
ries to travel in the Great West.
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. .ssweet Forget Nc Notv.

This is the title of a new and magnifi-
cent song with remarkable pretty waltz
chorus, composed by BOBBY NEwcoMB'
of minstrel fame. tits sung by Primrose
and West. of Harverly's Minstrels; Del
ehanty and Hengler, of the TONY PAS
tor Troupe;" Adah Richmond, and other
first class artists all oyerthe country
This song will surely be admired BY every
body. Price, 40 cents per copy;. can be
had by any music dealer Or from the pub
Usher. +. w. HELNuCK.
80 Vest 4th st. CINCINNATI, o.
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Since the complction and occuno,cv Z,
the present iail nearly seven vesrs sa !
there have been confined within ia ws eY'
1856 persons. on var,ous charocs ~ t,;sso
Knight Dexter. during The three vears ! i,
tive months he was sheriff ,fter ~ ii,
was built, took care Of As. and R 4 Aus.
tin, during the three wears and s;x months
he has been sheriff shas looked oftorG M
interests of 1873. We believe since ire az
adjustment there has not been i single
/ Jail delivery until the i've persons ggot ont
ON the snd., inst. Mr.. Austin has had
charge Of some most desperate characters
and he has alvvavs tal,an oor,1 ,,.o