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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-04-27
"The Manp and "The Cause.v

The good old Scotch women are apt to
be through and through Christians, and
richly stocked with keen common sense.
One of them was offended with her minister,
and he expressed surprise that she should
come to hear him preach. Her reply was
"My quarrels with you, mon it's no. wi
the gospel" Her few words had enough of
sound Christian philosophy in them to be
worthy of very wide remembrance How
many great interests have been made to suf-
fer because one and another Unidentified with
them have done something that somebody
else didn't like. Never fail to make sharp
distinction between man and cause. The
cause may live after the man is dead and
forgotten Examiner.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-04-27

false entries he would find How many
fearful revelations would be made How
many would stand aghast, their faces GOV.
cred with shame The excitement and
confusion would be as great, imagine, as
that at Jerusalem when Christ entered the
room Of the money-changers, and drove them
all into the street. Golden Rule.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-04-27

IT is very common thing for Christians
to pray that the Lord will add his blessing
to their works, a, if they went ahead and the
Lord followed aftsr. A Christians daily
prayer should be that he may know what
the Lord would have him do. A Christian 8
daily work should be the doing of what the
Lord sets him at. There is never any doubt
about the blessing when that order of SER
vice is observed. Sunday School Times.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-04-27

FAIrHFuL prayer always implies correla-
tive exertion and no maa can ask honestly
or hopefully to be delivered from temptation,
unless he has himself honestly and firmly
determined to do the best he can to keep
out of it.--John Ruskin.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-04-27
Liver Disease.

Mr.. j. II. Northrop of Lansingburg, New York.
for several years Captain of the Troy police, says
/" | have been for long time great sufferer from
arrangement of the liver, and after using many
Of the medicines recommended for that complaint
DIR. Kennedy's 'Favorte Remedy is the only
one which gave me any relief. | firmly believe
that the 'Favorite Remedy is good, honest
preparation; one that may be depended upon"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-04-27
MUSICAL Literature,

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Dtson h G ,. publish excellent and very readable bog-
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Biographical Romance (sl .5Ol, and the Letters of
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ters, (s2l Mendelss ohn's Letters Owo SERIES each
sl.5Ol and Urbino's sketches of Eminent Musical
Composers as cents. The m al valuable Musical His
tory is Kitters History of Music two volumes each
s5O the most entertaining Historical sketches those
in L. c. Elsons well written CuriOsiies of Music SD
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Recommended by Ciergymen, Statesmen and
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-04-27

lorE is like the sun, which, as we Jour-
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den behind us.-Sdmuel Smiles.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-04-27
Chronic Liver Disease

Rev. J, G. Smith OF Hartford, Connecticut, SAYS
Being great sufferer from Chronic Liver Dis
ease and Indigestion, at last tried your Favor
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-07
FsFt 6idaey Itens.
SIDNEY, NEB., DEC. 3,

SIDNEY, HEB., DEC, 3, 1881
Editor Leader:
We regret 70 announce the departure
Of Lieut.. Wheeler for Fort LesFen-
worth, Kansas. where be viii attend
the military training school for 9
period Of two years; after which bis
company a. Of the 9Th eay.l will hope
to meet him again.
The lieutenant by his kind and gen.
erous disposition has won the respect
and esteem Of his entire company; and
his many friends at this post all join In
wishing him well in his new station.
Lieut.. Almy has gone to Pine Ridge
agency, and will return with his COM
pany to this post in a few days.
Our little post is in splendid condi-
tion for the winter. The officers and
men are all in comfortable quarters,
the horses are well stabbed and the
winter supplies are nearly all here and
ready for use.
We have received two attachments
of recruits within the last sixty days.
They were a fine looking lot Of fellows,
the greater part being old soldiers.
BUCK.
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The Man who Invented the Circular
saw.

In a lonely, secluded position in the
northwest corner of the cemetery neal
tine ever beautiful little village of Rich
mond, Kalamazoo county, Michigan,
the historian can find, on a pure white
marble slab, nearly concealed from
view by a large cluster of lilac bushes,
engraved the simple name of .'Benja-
min Cummings, born l772, died A. d.
lS43." And Who vas Benjamin Cum
mings? He was the inventor of the
circular saws, now in use in this coun-
try and in Europe. Nearly sixty years
ago, at Burtonville, New York. Am
sterdam, this man hammered out, at
his own blacksmith's anvil, the first cir-
cular known to mankind. He was a
noted pioneer IN Richmond, a first cou-
sin to one of the presidents of the Unit
ed States, a slave-owner in New York
state, a leading mason in the days of
Morgan, aud at whose table the very
elect OF the great state of New York
Toasted and drank freely of his choice
liquors and wines; a vessel owner on the
North river before the days of steam
boats; a captain in the war of 1872,
where after having three horses shot
from under him, with one stroke of his
sword he brought his superior officer to
the ground for insult, and because he
was Il traitor and a coward; and after
having been court-martialed, Instead of
having been shot, he was appointed
colonel in his place. And in this lowly
grave are the ashes of the man who.
nearly seventy years ago, at Albany.
N. Y, took up and moved bodily large
brick buildings. and, to the wonder
and establishment of the world, con-
structed a mile and a half of the Erie
canal through a bed of rock, and who
also built, per contract, those first low
bridges over the same. He also aided in
the construction of the first ten miles Of
railroad built in the United States, and
founded both the villages of Experience
and Bostonville on the old Schonarie,
near Amsterdam. The study and aim
of this mans life appeared to be to &C
complish that which none others
could accomplish, and when the object
sought was secured or overcome, lie
passed it as quietly by as he would the
pebbles on the sea shore.
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Done promptly, at reasonable rates, in
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Notice for Publication In Newspaper.
sftnfno Application. No. u, for Pa'snt TO The
cfosy Efs<y Lode.
UNIrSD STATES LAND OyPIcs,
CHEYENNE, wYoMINe,
Notice Is hereby given that W. A. Elder
kin, J. ] O'Brien. and W N. Masi, whose
post once address 4: Chsyenne wyoming,
patent for Boo linear feet OF "CIoey Ell
tey' mine or vein. bearing gold, with SUR
silver Crown mining di.trict. county Of Lar.
einated by the Held notes and oniciai plat on
north, OF range 20, west, 9Th principal meri-
dian, said Lot No. q. being described as FOL-
Beginning at the southeast corner of said
cioey Ettey lode at . stake four feet long BY
4 I | inches. . inches In the ground Ia 4
s %Sana q i .as and %s aoIsim a9 So. r S on n ,cr 81
: :sH!n slsim q Sasi0: nm @OH HoiS peak bear j;
Diai's house bears south IL so west Xs.ii
feet Distant; quarter section corner between
g. ssos so%nshi SpT Is raRs r. e. nsh Ses r. n nnT ae s. %
east $780, % foot distant. Thence 1rSt course
north $50 west l.5oo feet % 4 cedar post four
ground, In q mound OF stones marked .Cor
ner No. ~ on southwest side, and "Claim
NJ: i Siam. On n Tnancs . s,Ss spr c corner n aGj : IS g
V east 60 feet to . cedar post 4 fset long by
kin. sin, In the ground, in q mound Of
west side, and .clsim No. iron southeast
side TOR cor. No. 3 Of this claim. whence rock
II moSS lssss, ss ys.n n Ssss. s .ou X ~ ; : g T. d rs.So:
third course south $50 V east l,5OO feet 70 q
cedar post four feet long By II inches 9
marked .cornsr No. l." on northesst I'D:
corner No. I u this claim, whence rock in
Mountain peak bears Scuih q Is esst' thence
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The Crisis Is Near.

New York, Dec. 5.-The Herald's
Dublin special says: 1t is generally be-
lieved here that the present crisis is the
most important of the whole land move
ment, for the people have clinched with
the government and have thus far sue
c~essfully resisted all strength of coer
cion. 1t is a startling fact that two
thirds Of the rents are not being paid,
and that tenants have no intention of
paying them. without heavy reductions.
which the landlords refuse. The land
courts are 30 slow that the act is yet no
remedy whatever for the troubles. The
government did not expect this delay,
believing that. for a few decisions. the
landlords and tenants would settle be-
tween themselves.
The actual Specification Of the re-
duction is this. The government have
employed force demanded by the land
lands and Cancellation demanded by the
liberals, and both have thus failed.
The people did not wonder at the
strength of the land league; but now
that force is used, the disorder contin-
ues, and the country is experiencing a
reign Of terror. In the eastern counties
the assizes have begun aud the judge
spoke OF the great increase Of crime.
He said that threatening letters and in
tinidation were everywhere on the in
crease and that the fearful crime Of
arson was much more frequent. 1 am
not an alarmist, and do not predict
civil war, but certainly the situation is
most critical here; the liberal Irish
policy and the existence Of a liberal
government is trembling in the balance.
The Herald's opinion expressed some
time ago that Parnell's arrest was q
mistake is every day being indicated.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-07

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From Akron. .oAis. Consumption Cured.

From Akron. Ohio. Consumption Cared.
AKRON, oHIo,l
DE- h soEzScx: Feb 18th. lssl)
Dear sir-HAung been asked by many In
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The symptoms-oough. night swaats, great
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weight from one hundred and nifty pounds TO
eighty pounds ! had. given up all hope Of
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them. and found them 70 benefit me from The
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The London Telegraph discussing the
question Of Guiteau's madness says:
In such cases the verdict of mankind
at large is more to be trusted than the
jury, and undoubtedly the general voice
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Boston, Dec. st is reported that
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Consumption Cured-Read this letter
from Mr.. Ittick, OF La Porte, Ind.
La PORTE. Ind.
DR. scHENcK ; Jan. 31st. 1881.
In the year 1872 I was suffering with Con-
sumption. and had gotten so low that had
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There was one OF my friends who was per-
sistently trying to have me use your Pull
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terly refused TO get any more medicine. 1
many. different medicines without being
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be persuaded, he bought some of your Pull
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and brought them to me. ! at nrst refused
mented on. but finally consented to use them
merely 70 satisfy him, not that I expected
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immediate relief and was encourage to con.
unue using them. Ny condition improved
under their use, UNTIL, In time / grew per-
fectly well, no trace OF tho disease Remaining
NY lungs had healed up and grew stronger
have had no trouble with my lungs since that
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l owe my life entirely to your medicines.
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JOHN IrTrcK.
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before any Justice Of the Pence, to ali that /
have said in the above statement.
JOHN ITTIcK,
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Mr.; Isaac Miller of Fort Wayne. In

-
Mr.: Isaac Miller of Fort Wayne. In
diana, writes:
February It'll, 1881.
Ten years ago I contracted a severe cold,
which brought me very low. I went from
one doctor to another. getting prescriptions
from each. but the medicines they prescribed
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weak that II l went any distance from my
house II seemed that 1 would never be able
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From MI. John G. Nosh.eker. of Shell

by. Ohio.
Dr. J. Il. soHKSoK, Philadelphia.
Dear sir-In Nay ls79, ! caught a heavy
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DE-. scHEscK: October 9th. 1880.
Dear sir-About four years ago 1 was taken
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Consumption OF the Lungs. l had a bad
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