Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29
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THE RUPTED

30 tto usu,o 90, God mrst ,prtcu. a .vsst lt
tie sun aud ,ls bueirucss by ih" up.na 81 'ea r..
't''uwcfh iatn o, tar ga, Vf,0 tI.c sUn"eih ''-
.p',ud.r by Toe night vhcn c.tcroit tu U"a
datknc.- lv tho coth aud h,m Woo fp'rafrih 30
forth d., ihc soul au1 h,m ~ to irrtcjlf iuurci
it and la, pred n,o tho sanir ate faculty a. dst,r.
au,,llug, aud power of choosing vi,keducs-, % i'.
,t,--ihat bc Nho bath purihed bH.sot sbaii 9r
jappy sud hc Who hos corrupted .uHssii Shot, %. p
msefablc. -ko'an
The form snd Character ~ .ho Instruction tecioe
el by on individual iu the roufsc nf obtaining 90
educ, uon. more than tbc amount q Information 7c.
quirej by him, give tone to The moral atd iutt..
lecluai powers he may passes. lndrcrtwratc
reading bfugs as many disease 10 lte rind q.
cruss and indecrimuptc feeding docs 60 the body.
There is hardly mind M society, IRON, the hlah
Get 10 the huublc,, that not more or less uiu-
cuced by this latitude of indulgence, It. c'ulsiug at
pleasure he fields OF literature. j. is dcplombc
To sec y,uths, whose diet is regulated 10y witc
physician allowed, IN their reading. to r"uble over
hlll aud dale meadow and WOODLAND, TO patLof
flowers for themselves, without guido--oiirn m
king the most poisonous OF nl uliutcd 10y 'hc brill
fancy of their culofs. aud at The same irne negiec
ting the sauiory and medicinal ones, being less
attractive 10 the senses. The literature Of the age
is fall of ",iing sentiments Of stirring incidents gf
,dpiurous gioc If uaheacd If aGccoP," and all
that sort Of machinery, 10 swell the bosom with
emotion and TO I'll the eve with tears. Thls in
| uuduiinu Of poisonous confectionery is distressing
to those who love wholr-one food Tor the body aud
mind. ln'cmpcraucc and consumption s|ty thou
.,nds d,ly ,,b Then, a, loas, ,r .lc i,,s of
Ito Suii the ,,orld - On tho watch ,o,ipst those
,reo,i.s nj tho human rncc hal al no thinks of
,,,,r ,I, c,rc,l of dIctcti,,,.s sentiment a !,,b
4, ,on.t,,Iy no,,,c H. imam r,crv mind II -
,,,,o ,h,t tbo onlli, mind sb,,ld mo ,Wntorcd 70
tbs sobirr,. an, one vil lonk around HIM bc
,D Cad ,,o.., ;,.,cos IL, l, ,ic,, =, i,.try
III. writer in ibose ,en.atls
lain ZONE and Sarah his wife were ,cspcctnblc
procers m a oro.,inn ciiv m thus country. They
,,o,. ind,s,,,'.,s suj homo, and Of c,urse ,h,C
they were blcssod with seyetnl children If Good
sound consultations Tbpir ,ous we're clever ord
ouie, mud ,rt,,irritI ont Of ihrnr ilaio -.
eirls aud LEANED readily What as taught ,hcm :;
bat one Of their ghtcrs was pronounced beau
" from her birth. She vus n paragon m the ctn-
die. ia the mothers Imagination, an hundrcd ialr-
les attended her birth, aud more were TO supcrln-
tend her growth. THIS Is Il weakness that often
aucnts those olhcrwlsc blessed with good scnse
Mrs Zone sOught TOT luSoiy name Tor Tins niue
Peri of perfection, aud at ost fixed upon Heller
ilyacnthia ZONE. This was generally apPlaodor
by all the relatives. A. llyacnlha grew up, ~
one was allowed 30 contradic, her, nor even tl
gaInsay Whatever she did. she broke payihng
as she pleased, but an vas rgu'' Ho'd hr H"h
sometimes Nen'"f'o 10 ask MS "lie u sue were 90
l"s lgh' Dol on niece occasions h' Was S"uD'c
up ~ sue" manner 'bh' 'nt questions were no
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