Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-08-01
F.,iIv svmpATHT1IEs-The amount

FAnII7 SYmPATHIEs.-The amount
of domestic enjoyment might be greatly
increa sed. if the members of the house
hold would endeavor to realized each
others trials, and would exhibit in their
inquiries and answers an af1ectionate at
tention to the feelings and wants of others.
Often, some unlovely exhibition of tenn
per will be found to spring from physical
infrmity. 7 I'll words ought never to be
returned. Harsh expressions ought new
er to be suddenly used. Neither bolster
Gus dispute nor sullen silence should be
INDUCED. Every member of family
should watch and contribute to make the
home sweet and attractive home. The
gentle and kind disposition will make it
sony Eran
One WORD OF ADvIcE.-Don't forget
TO pay small sums of money which you
borrow-we mean sums so small that the
lender would not like to ask for then. 1t
is much more excusable to forget 10 pay
large sum, for that the lender will
remember, and if not paid in season, will
remind you Of it, If he is prompt bust
ness-lke man. If your memory is not
good, make memorandum at the time;
for it is much better TO BE- at little troub-
lie about it, than to forget to pay borrowed
money Zl0n's Herald.
HEAVENLY WIsDoM-The only wis
dom which shall survive the. grave, is that
which cometh down from Heaven, and l.
to be found in the pages of revelation;
and all who, e5Iccting that, are not wise
towards God, are still under the elements
Of the world. He who, with all his
knowledge, does not know himself his
own heart, and his own spiritual condi-
ton, is a sinner before God and he who,
ignorant Of the love Of God in Jesus
Christ, has not repented, nor believed the
Gospel, is, after all, only a child, and
occupied about childish things; things
which will lie as useless in eternity as The
toys Of infancy are now In manhood.
THE TEMPERANCE CAvsE.-We say
Of this work as Wherefore said in ref
erence to the slave-trade, LIN this case it
| is impossible to retire. | lie down in
peace and quiet; rise up refreshed and
continue my work with alacrity and de-
light" 1t is the cause Of humanity and
religion. Gods blessing has rested upon
every faithful effort Witch has been made
And while God is with Us, we must sue
coed. If there is a work that is accrpta-
bic and pleasing in his sight, it is that
which goes to ameiornte the condition OF
man, TO di FINNISH the amount of human
suffering. and augment the sum Of earth
" happiness. The temperance cause
aims at this.-Md. Tenn. Her.
WHISKY AMONG THE IND1ANs.-Blsh-
op Andrew states that Our missions in the
Creek Indian nation do not prosper. Fle
gives number OF reasons, the chief Of
which is, the disastrous effect producc I'd
by whiSkeY. He says that it is carried
in immense quantities to the borders OF
the nation by tehite men, and in the night
Indians smuggle it into the nation, where
it is sold TO all who choose 10 buy anC
drink
He mentions also, that most of the
Indians are extremely sore in their feel.
ings on the subject Of their removal from
their former homes, and that this diss ,tis-
faction is increased by the extreme sickIi-
ness of their new residence. The NOR
tally among the Greeks has been dread
ful
HusRANDs IND Wives, YOU have no
right TO expect perfection in each other.
TO err, is the lot Of humanity. Illness
will sometimes make you petucnt, and
disappointment ruffle the smoothest tenn
per. GuarI, | beseech you, with unre-
hitting vigilance, your passions; con-
troIled, they are the genial heat that
warns US along tie way of IiEt-ungov-
erned, they are consuming fires. Let
! your strife be one Of respectful attentions,
and conciIiating conduct. Cultivate with
care, the kind and genie affections Of the
heart. Plant not, bat Grad icate the thorn
that grows in your partners P:th Above
all, let no feelings Of revenge find harbor
in your breast-Iet the sun never 60
down upon your anger. A kind word
an obliging action-if it be in a t.if1ing
concern. has power superior to the harp
of David, in calming The pillows Of the
soul.
SUDDEN DBATH.-tFe are requested
by the coroner 10 state, that yesterday at
ternoon a man fell down on Spruce Street
wharf, and in an expiring state was CARR
cd to the Pennsylvania Hospital, where
an inquest having been held this morning
on his body, the verdict of the jury was,
that he came to his death from congestion
Of the BRAIN arising from the abuse of ar
dent spirits, accelerated by the influence
! Of the heat Of the weather..