Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-16

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beads. for which Venice has been famed
for four hundred years. - .63l
We saw sheaves ofrElpss, waving like
corn, 10 the laps Of women, who sat as
sorting the viireous harvest, according 10
its size. Ia another stage, q number Of
men. with shears were clipping the long
threads into very small bits. the elements
Of he beads. In the neat room lay frag-
ments OF three hundred, colo5s. and pal-
terms filing forty different baskets.
A very distressing partof tbe operation
was 70 be seen below, where. on hp-
preaching long shed. open On one side
to the air. and glowing with thirty fres1
m all its length, stood numoer.of poor
wretches, whose daily and hourly employ
Irnl L was to receive the bits Of 1sil.ed
glass, cut as we nave seen above, and
melt them into beads. by means Of char
GOA! and sand and in the midst OF these
dreadful Gre blasts, which they were con-
SANITY feeding, and within thFee feet OF
which they stood, Streaming at every pore,
STOPPING to draw out the caldron. and pour
It's contents upon tray. which they then,
In this state of their own bodies, drag forth
into the open air. A new copper of cold
materials. already awaits them, which
must be thrust forthwith into the furnace,
and cool superintendent is there, to see
that there is no remission The turning.
: the feeding, the renewed sweat cease not
MI night comes 10 put pause to miseries
which are 10 last for life.
The galleys is joke to this work.
The workmeu all die young. We never
thought Of beads as such an expensive
@n<ty before. A sixpenny necklace may
cosrthe. life of the artisan look at the
Iosarys in. this light - Blaeka0Ood for
June,
Tie True Priest. The true priest of
the Highest is he who strives to awaken
the sleeping germ Of a better humanity,
10 enkihdle the love for the lofty. to trans
form the meaner into nobler life, to rec
oncie the children Of the earth to the
heaven which is theirs, and to hold the
balance against the stupid devotion of the
age 10 mere material good This is that
higher priesthood which reveals the depths
Of spiritual mysteries, and whose voice
comes down from the kingdom Of God !;
this is the source of all visions g. prophe-
syings. Of all holy works and inspired
words which are scattered abroad, as if al
random. that the apt spiritsmay receive
them, and may bring them forth fruit
Sehleirmacher.
RRMEMBER The POOR. a4
Remember the Poor, said the great,
est pkilanthropist the world ever saw OF
ever will see. The chilled faces IN ouI
streets = The shiyering boy = the bowed
widow, gathering her thin garment Still
more closely around her shrunken limbs
10 keep Cut the cold = and especially tina
old, bent woman, who issnow picking "
chips beneath our window = remind Vi
that Inc season is at hand when Ibis com
mand is particularly emphatic. So
.Rememoer the poor" for the wheel o
fortune may. in its unceasings whirl, plac,
YOU among them. IN after years. ( .ssf
Remember the Ioor," for they ar
your equals, and many Of then are inf
@ntely your superiors in all butclolhinl
and food ,ss fsh-7'
Remember the poor for kindness +
then will return back upon you hund
dred fold es4U s a.
Remember The poor for the surplu
IN YOUR hands belongs 10 YOU as steward
for he suf.r;nc. -!That old woman ;
s,srv;nol dare Won hoard 4 nm and /,
her s,orve onq Send her sonoa iood an
her nrsvers and blessings will All mo
vooF head ike 4 shower of levels :
Portland 1meriean i SI7r'9a
Ihe IrHe ldea.-A man should live !
: the world like true citizen; ne may b
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