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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-28

100 bird cages at Thurston's, very
cheap.
WANTED :-One ton good oat straw.
j. GLADDING.
Extracts, Stationery, Inks, Variety
Store. II. IL. BAILEY.
Cali aud settle your bills at Thurston's
without further notice.
Great bargains in boots, shoes and
rubbsrs at Il. IL. Joslyn's.
Tenement to rent in Mrs. DR.. Blanch-
AIDS house on Randolph Avenue.
More than six papers OF nice needles
for 10 cents at r. e. MortOn's Drug Store.
Good top buggy, Beams, for sale cheap.
+. IL. JosLYN.
Good building lot, IL acre, on Cen
trail street, for sale by Henry Booth.
For SALE CHEAP:- A nice baby car
riage and crib. MARK CHADWICK.
On and after April LIST all persons not
settling once u month will receive no
more credit. III. Nj. WIRES.
WANTED A good girl to dc general
house work in small family. Good pay
and steady employment,
r. G. MORTON.
WANTED "A competent girl to do
general homework. viii pay $500 per
week for the season. Address,
6. L. GRAHAM.
Our doctors must have something to
do, for DIR. Morton reports never, for
years, having put up so many Prescrip-
tons in the month of March as this year.
Auction in depot square, Monday, Apr
Sth. at 10 o'clock, a. M, buggy wagon,
work harness, robe, lot garden tools,
dump cart, and lot of household furni-
ture.
Please take notice that {. Thurston
means business this time. I cannot live
aud give my goods to dead beats any lon
ger. You all know very well who I
mean without further remarks. I will
use YOU well bat cannot trust any more.
] shall change my business to cash ba-
sis, then men who pay cash for their
goods will not be oDliged to pay others
poor bills. shall give my customers all
the advantages possible in low prices,
they can be sure Of that, but cannot trust
those who do not pay their bills.
Yours Resp1y, c. THURsTON.
Apr. !, 1880.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Reserved seats for the Guys. 20 people,
on sale at Bass book store.
Guy Brothers, Minstrels, Dubois &
Gays Hall, W. r., Saturday evening, Mar.
Both.
You will miss the best entertainment
of the season if you fail to go and hear
the Guy Brothers Saturday night. 20
people in the company.
This is the week and Friday evening is
the time for you to hear the celebrated
reader and recitationist, Lucia Mead
Priest. We cannot copy the press notices
but they, one and all, praise her without
stint. Go and Judge for yourselves.
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BUCKLEN's ARNIcA SALvE.-The best
salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores,
ulcers, salt rheum. fever sores, letter.
chapped hands, chilblains. corns, and ali
skin eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give full satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price p cents per box.
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BRAINTREE.

Guy Brothers, Minstrels, Dubois &
Gays Hall, w. r., Saturday evening,
March 30th.
This is the week and Friday evening
the time for you to hear the celebrated
Lucia Mead Priest. We cannot copy the
notices of the press, but they, one and
all, praise her without stint. Go and
Judge for yourselves.
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AROUND TOWN IN BETHEL.

Have you got your dog licensed yet?
The mud is fast drying up in the
streets.
Sam Bowen Jr. and Eugene Tucker
have exchanged places.
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The importance Of purifying the blood can
not he oyerestimatel, for without pure
blood you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs a
good medicine to purify, yitalize, and enrich
Tie blood, and Hoods Sarsaparilla Is worthy
your confidence II is peculiar in that it
strengthens and builds up the system. creates
ia appetite, and tones tie digestion, while
IL eradicates disease. Give 10 trial.
Hoods sarsaparilla is sold by druggists.
Prepared by c. l. Hood S Co., Lowell, Mass
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TAX INVENTORIES

Can be had at the bank or j. p. Cleve-
lands Office, West Randolph; at the
town clerks Office or postofllce, Randolph
and at the postofiice at North, East and
South Randolph. Epson EMERY, ID. w.
EATON, J. p. CLEVELAND JR., Listers.
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DEPOSITS. Jan. |, 1887, $4,000.

FOR RHEUMATISM in any form take
Browns Salicyline. Price 90 cents.
Two bottles sent free for 81. Browns
Salicyline Co., Elmra, n. y. All drug
Oigfs
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DUTIES or gVORsHTpPERs.

PuUnc wof~nip Is not mater #
taste or cuOic ;uIsa dufy. 1, omit l.
WIN ut cause Is sIn. When you ale
k.p nom pdolic worship lLcrease you
pr,vi,e d~vOIi q.
l BE- in your accustomed seat before
The rvlco b, g'us. * ep,iug uLavold
,bie accl leDts "r hlud,auces.
2 When yu come to the house o.
tod. employ the time before s-Ivice ~
meditation, devotional radiug. with
b If .il, u, pr yer. a. "A preparation iyi
toe solemn duty of wprrbIp 10 which
,on are about to eng ge.
3. lyon a'e too Iaie do rot go N L
y ar -ett wn'le the p ole are kneel
ing. but ~ait quietly 1T the door ri
ny. rise from tnrIr knees.
D,not wh'sp'r your COMES lions.
pray, - ADD re-ppI ses; sD'ak out.
. Conform 20 toe pastures Of staud
,"g aul kreelue if phy-lclliy aols
II IL sItuns ls,, I kGe-hD-. wuat " I'D
,ou think # he pastor IT he should 90
ths? Reverence of 20 u Is due from
.ou .ql,ily as mucn a. from MIN. !
YOU are not meuD-r at the church .
goo u.uage ought to sugseet con
lormiiy.
G In " communion engage in pr
vote devO ms Do = before aud ate
uansklug Receive the bread 10 The
PAIN Of y ur ungl we'd nald ADD The
cnalice IN 0)th hatGs D. not forge
your of-riug X 20 sour rest ate
the benedlctioo unul the remaInlug Gle
IA are consumed.
7 Alter the n-di"tioo--t lie r.
cp,v. q kn e iDs-raDse few nom, ne
to ina b G o for toe pr,i eyes yo.
nave ii Jed. and ,ss f'r g'sce ina
g,u ma, Improve thviu to Jour soul :
welfare.
S. d, not suddenly urn the q i1tues'
q sgcre iaess Of cubic sor-hip in @;
confu-'on uf tongivs aaI msrri uen,
but retire qulr.ly from the l. 70 >
,use.
o. II you are tempt d TO critcise tb'
--iv ces. The siogiug or any OF you
ellON Just tUrn you
on,gh'- ward aud cGiticise yOurse,i
90 Church Life.
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PAT IT BRIDE d co.

Stretching away on ~ side
A ir domain you sc;
part belongs 10 Fat McBidc'
a part belongs TO me.
own The golden gilt Of morn
with All It's unis tina p sy
Upon IN. spriugipg grass and corn;
Pat owns the corn and hav.
Pat Uses when the morn is new,
And so. sonnet me-, DO /;
| see ne mas enou4h TO 90
A. Ian passing by.
His muscles eem be Of steel.
While mine. ,meiimrs. relax;
But he % stu dy seems 10 feel,
let him pay the tax.
o man has wealth enough g buy
Ny IN tinthi DOMAIN;
wv I'D OF sell INV clouds and sky
My shadows on he pl in;
/ wouli not .e J mi. golden tight
Tn tales these retzr~ tell:
Gold has no power to uuv my right;
For money. Fat might = II
! gaze al case on ev'ry hand.
our posses.iIfs ffir:
Pa plOw, a SOW, AID relps the land
Aud Nceps i ~ repair.
80 PIT 90 ne wor d Of good,
" hilo do Pat n harm;
And On these teris. a. II understood,
ne both enjoy the fam.
o =. Pearre
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fro his su prise. aod sb ,ut to make
. sprug for the iu,rnJ-r. At tbis
critical ] lnc'ure. the moukev. VINO had
remaiuei' perfectly ql'et h"hsrto.
ra'se1 his paw and gracefully salated
by lifting bis hat. The effect VAS
magical. The dogs head and tail
dropped. aud he sueskei of to The
house. refusing to have il until his
polite but mysterious guest had do
parted" Toefe aye times when some
an mails act more sensiDIy than some
people, and this poor orgdn-srioder =
mook.y preached al excellent serm n
to all VINO are TOO ready With fits or
angrv words. t,ke- tw TO quarrel
alwsys. ard II o. tront tue otbe. cda
Methodist Protestant
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ADORNING OUR FAITH

recently Iead IN d paper ID liiil-
stO,y ike tnis: 4 mother orce ssId o.
n,I lit lie CIR Kay. why don't YOU
20 moie With Lu Wheeler Sne :
-uch a good liuls girl ! -oouid k to
n,ve you play with her" Nts.
,nanmt. ssid X ny. with som-tb * 81
sigh. "she is good htlle g'ri: bOt 90
you know. m ,mms. sometime aim ST
u,,e her ? Shes awfully good
mtl,J at the Story, ana Den fell T.
toiukiug Ov-r it. remembered tbat
nad known. am INK ca idren Of large
- with, eople OF u'questionsbie good
ness ~ bose s. lf-deDIal ani sef-cuDirui
iud u Il uchiug adherence TO ugn,
princiyl,s. were worth, Of my SINGER
idmratiOu- ,es. aud received } Oui
were still most uuaitractiVe to me. aud
whose society | confess, Incline Il,
Az id rather man seek.
wOId - If we, as Christians. think
- ush Of ''adorning The ductrIre 0
the L,rj JesUs CnrIsty' We thIrb auo
ak mucn th-se day shout the doc
t.iur We even contend tor IL. rgnl
m4ufu Is perhaps but 90 we ado'u
~ Jesus oauis Us To b. pillars IT, ms
earthly temile Wna' e. one O. ~ ] 10
@ a"p'lldIy" Strength frs: thai 10
ru.. We must upuoid the loo that
cess down upou as nut ret there
iirml, securely. ssfels. Bat Is there
DOT somelmng more
,tne wonderful old church Of ST
Max s. a. Venice. is placed an al ,ba-lr'
pillar led to hav- been saved nom he
ruiuS Of SolnmOu's temple. aud DOW
Used rs part of the -ufp ri If the high
u ar l. is cut ~ a beauliiul spiral
,n-ft of graceful proportions. aud blos.
Gums out at the l. p iiitn ah eXquisulvtly
carved C pl'al stands hrhvely ~ 81
place AID bears its share - III weight.
Hut Your Fl ~ thought is
How braunm /" D rs not Je
sus mem that we shall b
u.antiful as VII "a strong il hi. So
wee? Aud DO we lake IA ugh paus To
maze gOodn, rs altrac i've. and 50 adDru
uis doctrine IN AL tOIngs - Chus
SAYS. AID l. If | b. lifted up. Will
lrsw al men uoto me-" Ought not Ne
Christians to have more Of this d,u', /
{ pDwec. not tnat we NAV o aw oih'I-
ID ourselves personally. bu through u
90 him whose IMAGE we daily p av fol
n-a, ? Marian Demiag, IL Sunday
school Times
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RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT IN
FRANCE.

Il il only logical that the Republican
governmeDt sho ID complete .be secu-
l,riz,tiou Of The Stale 10y b eakiug all
bonds f uniOn with the various
chu c -. Lit Us hope thar this gfea'
innovation vii not be- accomplished by
authoritarian and irrell giou- rsoIcalisr'.
for lt would ceitaIOly compromise liz
succe-s
Whatever happens the Church has
no hing % lose by this emancipation:
~ the coutrary il will cain in dig ny
ord m, raj f,rce and ~ MI find 10 the
fsith f III follow,fs all The resources
nee. s.sirs for is cruiinua. C arn
uroSib. OF this We have . proui IN he
line Jev pmeut 1t Protestant activity
~ al spheres. In the fist plscr. 'he
churches found INN, d,a'els tue iuur'
oece,sar, To- uaioiaIo. III spite Of The
suppression f 5 ate eD1owm~rt. the
CD ldisbip- 10 the -rmio iiit connected
win our two tneoluS'rBi 4 cult e. a
p IL aud " nisuoau. ~ ticn re 10 fn b
csp~,ity. ~i,h remarkable st. fl OF
t.ycners AMI IN suv -tuirofs.
+ euch Pretsstsui-m la'g' lv SOP
poit- all pr"palapd'st ~or@. 3 Die SO
ciriIe-. uact rOcisiies. ,vtuge izIuoi
Socrties. d l,ps yeir b. year rs
Evan. Ical Mas pn 5 c'ety. which has
exceeded is cd Fl lds ct missionary
Dor "a The Btu.O c,ultr, AID *
t,.udei ifs &C Ivit, 40 tn,. bdi Ks OF IT,
Z mbesI and 60 most of oDr coioul s.
POT rtsut chaliable ID-tI ulious a's
rable-Ufphan as, iuns. d"
,ud numb nus iiuu0ns. blnd d-y lums
,hr Liforce a., lum. FIR -cr'fu'ous ana
+tll.Du, p.rsln-. a descnU, s-es' lbs j.
ouie. bonus f.r iuliep Wom'r.fte D
ttrLusiy establishment OF 81. F.. nrlr
tor prisoners and cooylrt-. larse SUI
vrnti ,us iorchurch xpe' s-the bud
. 81 If THIS rhanIy is AL sufficient.
Lp' us oofe ii ally the ai,. ntion paio
,os ca qJe-'i,us D. rhe Prottsran' o.
vel as b, th' Cah'lc Gu cr. va.
ne ciliiou a. ia O. teeo iofm'd Win p
view uniting all t. d-Uc'es ia hi
comm tesk Of d'al.ps with all ST
matters Chrl,,ianiy hb = -pIit.
All his cu,i , is cer'aluiy nos lot
Tor h. general mass Of our p pnlnli T..
E or, g her. the Z, sDtl 81 hbeily i-a n
npunctd wheintT 10 p.plui m,etIres. /
o. which DIV a. Fngh-n Cn,ls'ia',
ne R.v r " MrAl, has tasen the
inuiri,e with mtik.d success. or b. /
fore Guilty ted andle,ces no some hc- /
tufe room the reception is aim ft Al.
wa,s nvodD.e With g,eaer "a
source. more y a., wid-r develop /
me NO aud a more s,d. at .plIt e COT
81 81. he evaog.lt laportl.-hip would I
Il lmmeuse enicacy ia our troubled /
country at The obscure cad ot TIM /
niopt, Iih ceutur, NphIng. we .
D., w. wouls be more advantage us 10 /
TINS p -,le-hip team the em O., cipatiot /
IT tho C'p.cp. Presiease in Harper |
for September.
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MY FLOWER GARDEN.
mr. vinsrS A cAsrLExAx.

Only wild and ween-grown spot,
Down'nestb The trees In the meadow lot.
} ct manv hldden treasures rare,
Lie ia wal for the seeker here.
Mellow SUNLIGHT OF sufum DAYS,
Blend. til shadow its f,ck'ring rays.
brnin'l bIs.,.sa Il lobg brown grass
Nind-was cd BE- W 10 me- as puss.
Yellow leaves 81 fiuttering down.
caru- b.s,k aud shadow d h owl.
Olive and god hues IN ng cd she~n,
,. I'll with royal gifts rich IT ewn.
stray clover blossoms. pink OF white
Code, -ro,l gleuni gin the light.
Delicat qst Is. bright EYES howing.
Dc, y dyed sumac crimson glpwi g.
PolAheriies pu,h heir houghs 'ed-stemmed
Filling the "a. w iere The rails low bend;
Patches u cut ~ ale blue IL.
Cray immort. Iles stand silent by.
Butte aies yer the ong grass Nit,
'testing OF On The o.ades sun-lit.
edar nd pine with O'lors 1--WE I.
lake my aId,n quite c,inplete.
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HER WINGS.
BY HARRIET PRESCOTT sPorrosD.

What made any us iovc her. W ~ IN LAY
Just piece OF wins me mi chief AL siie d"y.
Fnttering. du,teGing. like resell az lac g
AMI there.
Eeedv vie. aud tangled sunshine IN her
hnir.
one day. when her sins were m,ny-of their
KIND
Clambciing down the well. fairyiand % mud.
losing. for a lesson. puss INTO i'e brief.
Io,k ny tn. sweet IN ,ckinx. bird an octave
II gh z.
on her dip,pled shoulder then laid a had,
/" .uele> up In Heaven have Wigs. you un-
dei,iand.
But" s.,t. we have TO start them here.
you In ";
lsur 1t quite time your wings be an 10
gr,wg
They grow best when we live sthc a giles
DO.
LOVING duty. l V ng ely BODY, toe;
\. u're 20 TALL nOw-ycs. inueed Il you had
Wig,
hey would START Jus here, think. the love-
~ thlngs."
hen took III It had OF hers AMI passed Il
down
Where the little -houlder-blade escap d the
gown.
81 Lei me sse-why. what Is thisf >ow you
duh't beilcv
I wing nave s,arte just behind y ur
slecv.s"
',re'c ling back and fellng. with many a
grinac,--
WA n gllJsomc wonder settled ON her
tacei
"wl hey be Ike real ang ; wings ?" she
sad.
.'Reacning TO my feet and up above my
head p
ken angel w.nes. when grown, viii your
wiug- be :"
Ciicnug Is DIR do = full ofwhi,ili 6 glee.
.Jhl my wings are growiusi" size saug IS
I'll -h hcw;
q wnlo,e the neishbors just rs love
You'll
Bnth W often aitcrthlt had tos'y.
those should.r-Dl .des we've doing ne right
way,
axe Nv" sud /. "ln't you think they've
gown. YOURSELF"
''Dh. I'VE ,red 20 Ice 80 goodi' replied the
eli.
Then we que toned OF their color when
c.mpleie,
rhos gret plumes that stretched along
n. nl head 80 fts
,houlI thy be the lint OF violet's purple
gram
Wu,rc ,he sunshine through them tok,sa
ro,a. smin9
should they bsa yellow ike the Or mrcse
opening with the evening star In twilight
glOomg
,zusc. ISe the baby's eyes in morning
glow?
oh, tho skis so blue" she said, ",hcy
ulln't slOwv
Mine shdl at last. "shall he a du OF
roe
burning al the very ends 70 dazzling SHOWS
'Allue 81 Ill uc. she saiI. "whsn Ia Heaven
walk.
Just IA co or IA It pleases Col to make"
Ahatn near break haui IT'S rene 40 ace OF
that,a
An, " a. Idle words IN Sc col0rs and thai
play
liver guy os doves. or Will e beyond the
moon,
Ih.d not ,retn el Il at she would wear those
vi <, - sOOu.
NLwHUDYrOkr, Mass.
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Ard here. says Nj. Rl-kiu. is ths
esl vi .yerS mau. wbriher money
tie pnuc'tal ct CO with him or TO .
l.. Ia md lle. b. cou d pause aud s,S.
Now nav eutugn 60 I'VE Up d. Ii
I We noon II. aud acins sell earn u
| ~.ll also well spend II. aod gO cut 81
{ e world poOs Al came into II then
moue, l. not the proc pa It CT wdt
him, but f ta,log eooUgh IA
Ave Up,D 10 the mann'r b, e..
t.g his c"ars C rr and fa'k. be
III waut- 20 make more. and TO lie
rich then money Is the prlDcIta a. ob
Ct with him. aud il BIC ms cars.
u himself. aud generally % these voc
soeuI it after h'm F,r YOU kn, " il
NUT be- - cot SINE DAY; the only "a $
tiOu II whether the n.iu who mok i
sh ~ spend u, OF rome one elre. ADL
gene ally II Is better { r The maker Il
spe d u. for he wul know bet It's value
and use. 1nis II the rue law OF lie ,
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fair ability a, d .po'le-s lite. map VINO
Loves Chii.t and walks 10 His foo's'efs'
a man Who undert snds The ruth and
prescnes " 9Th clearuess ard Sth
power. they W uld grow IN grace and
b-c,r a ounce of gseat good in ihe'r
C. IMMUNITY. 4 il ~. thev accomplish
no.hi 2. 90 Christign Standard.
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PRAY FOR TIE STRANGER.
By $ JJURNER

Two exf eIi-uc,s Il recent date bave
left sucn an IN Drrs-i,n upon my mind
th,tInsve nop.d some on, might pu,
ID ~ in'o words for other. but 90 one
has done SO 10 me kroSle0ge. a
-eud nem myself. Ui a nope thai ,hr
IA g-su0n may not be altogether value
les.
WAS stranger. / sat in a sirang
pew in a strange cnnch. u familiar
though pleasant fares w'n. lout M.
4 bi Ell nom. s.o knees -irl- ever me as
I remrnD,td ,he Gear home cnuich.
with l,s o,a, bonn pss.of. HYMN ano
Sc ipture r-adiDe served Ouly o. moist
20 cue eyes and ii lhe heat WIN raj
th ughts. T yuic- Of p aver vas
h,a d l bpNen NV head itv. ren'ly
aud COX the opp ,ftu u, to wIp- To-,
., ~ that WOULD al n' 80 O"e,A ~. A
stoned the ecame inese wurd-. Blts-
'ue s.ranl err VIII ma Y oe among "a t.
.dn:' aud then fOlootd sweet n 'o
loving q r- for ire hra-'s that
found ,h mleiv.s am)ng uuac, II tOue1
sc-ues on @ DIS DAY OF rest aud WI
srio.
| spprop lated the loviog remen
b,ouce add aas One ~ 're az HON
Am,rg -tri gers 1 was 40 IA 80
~trlrg.. Among the cniiiien,facOm
moo +, her l ton. "a, a cniIi.
Another saodtv was 90 nv ovi
chu ch me. Familiar fares gie-t,,
ne with friendly Go moruiug- -
\ sweet. d,ici'u- homiue-- p-Iv d-t
everything A M, side a; ~ otnti
from di-t,ul II was nJw ar /
had Dreu. a sranger ~ a strei z
church. Rem mosri' : The sweet exp
u.,ce OF c,mfprt aoI ac- toat han
,u.e { , me-. eai.eI COZ iilei Il, f. tn.
p AYR. ;, t.uoeils alAa.s were th.
SICK a q sor.ow,ng rem mne Ell b. "u.
pastor vas su OF toe kindly Ia, ug'
for be- stranger.
But tnouen the sick aul s0rrowiog
the ~nni 10 Onts. aud the NOTED ~,
tn. q We 2 IA bprne upward IN w
its OF The uasar lhe.e were no words
for tn stranger at my side win fuil
d arr.
AID th attempted 10 clh 81, mind
how mang times Il the pllpit au'
urNer ci cl- j head the priiiio'
Bless the It anger within our gi'e-
TO-DAY, :" a. d lo. tn'y we e very few.
Aud tnen | rrmen bped that my v'ic
nad never been Ut cd in the PRAYER.
IN elius for tn some ime stranger an'
ihe.e lOig,d 10 my nj q n thought thai
- grown into loul log. That W
might more f..ql4ntly h-ai the World
f PRAYER sugg su.g loving iemem-
oiancr + ms whose heats beat vet.
uil Of bomesicku,ss Tor the home
cnu,cn. AMI IT. tam I,si S ID 18th sc-oe-
1t us :em' m'er 10 pay for III
,tlapger cniid,eD Of our great King
CnNscIgN CO >TaIczgS. In q di ur-e
Al Rocs. 0 d. H. November ) II L.
l. Moo SAID h.t be- had jus nc-,v-''
draft tor = $40 nom man no bad
pesn a Cha0i In smu gler. and bad
b. en- converted DnaerfIs miristfatioIs s,
Mr. Mood, told him that + bis e
WALTON was t. be msde sure, he must
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A QUAKER S a1vice To bls son on h
", d liug da,: when thee wsnt
corning / tnld 'hee to keep thioe eve
vide open. NV that thee ia married l
tel. thee 70 keep item hA.f SUIT"
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The c, flo coDIa'oiog the remains =
Raion Waldo Emerson has been in
clio ID ia heavy stone tomb. The slabs
OF winch are hermellcaliy sealed. to
defs the d. precautions Of any possible
e "a robbers and desscrators Of the
future.
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RELIGIOUS
OPINIONS.

phnsoev.r ninVsar frn-. whotso>rer hia0'
ar, h3nesf. uro'soerer f,in0s are ,'tsf whdf'o-
,rey hiags are pure Uiofsoocr hfn0s ore
o,,ry. .ria' o Ur fhfe0s are ofgood rsporr u
mere be- any rirfs-. and n there be any praise
.bfsk on fhcsc nia0s.-rhil. 4ih. sih.
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THE IDOLATRY or TALENT.

some quarters laie Is uOnored
moie han clarsc er. II "a Preacher n
e.oqueul aud eau draw the multitude
aun move them 10 laughter ana 10 tear.
ne VIII be IN c+nauJ. AID viii b."
handsomely remunerated. There vii
be- little dI-po-itioo L. ng'dh scfulli q
ms private lit,. II ne IS h'ghly plt'e"
IN mind aud heart. his Lack I sp'ritua-
iity will not be consider d a serious OBJ
ec.iou 10 hi- employment. Talent
wins it, wav where sriapls might IL
snai~. IL i lameutable To so To whai ex
tr4me tins IS sometimes carried. ih-'
are small churches wn'ch want III
,nlest man 10 all The land. il Is not
enough that an applicant fol o~s after
isnle6 u pess. fai,h. clarity. peace;
trat be does not shun TO declare the
whole COP, sci If Coz. II must be
brillian, AMI l',se ! bls den"nifa a.
un.al ,i,ais. or he will rot be employ
ell. The mus, bsv Caesar o. 'rbo"y.
IL they were content with man OF
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REAsCNs THArDON Or EXPLAIY

REASONS THAT DO NOT EXPL1IN
5, on are not gong to churrn Ihl>
morning. my SOP A.. V's; | So.
Tn, music Is not good 3; thar > a pity:
mat, mat YOU ~ 10 cruich for. 30
near tne music Add lhe les 0e pa,.
ne bitter music we demt'd. Nd
ne peWs are MT comfortable that 3
90 bad-tbe Stib4th IS a diy of rest.
I'D W., 90 10 cuuIcn for repDse. Toe
,-s work we DO Guuog the we k The
more rest 40 climor for on Sdoday.
Tue Gnu ch II 50 iat away: IL Is too
far To walk. aud YOU DE- est nd.
iug iu S rect car md the, alwt,s
30 drd Oh Sunday. ! hat Is iudee
distressing; sont times when | To-. b
low mucn fadher ava H-aven ls
nae the cnuich. AID hat there aie no
vcym c-s On the road f any de
.cfptiOu. l Wonder how s,me # u a,e
.oung 10 get there "AOt IA, serm ,r
~ 80 long. al ways A ibes' Things
re indeed to b. reg ett'd / eO0id
,gtpt them more SINCERELY. IN
BOY. did DOT X Ok that Ia o
l-w we, Ks after the frost f. out
It the ground You viii squ"z
MO stuffed street car with a nu1dieu
ntner meu. breathing incense Of whi-ks
l~ei aud iObtccD. aud hang 90 "a strap
oV ,Our cSeld tor tNO miles. tnru cay
.iity ceu,s too the privil.ge of sntIug OF
, rou.h plank Ia The broling SUI f,l
tw1 hours longer. while IN tue int-rv III
# the game srratch band wilt blO@
n-cprdant thuudrr 'ul of a d 2 u ms
III h)cns n III il yOlc very etr~. AZ !
come h lme & "a k ohe rest of me fam.
~ Iulo "a state of aural ptrals
10 NJ toe "drndies, gime you yer saw
ID a,eJ on iha1 gr' I'D Ao.ny boy.
yon Sc what sta, my awav from church
io II l. aeveloues "a habit of iNlug
{, ere isu't one man in a hurdrd wac
.pu q % Ou thr witness Il Nd "a d give.
und.r oath. me sane ress ,us Tor [
,oi, q church tnat he = VS. TO h r
family every SIuday mO'ni'g. Ny
son It you didu't thiuk you Ought 'o
gn, YOU wou d1't make any 'Xcus' for
uot goi, <. Ma man sp ez.s for do
log right --Robeit Burdeite.