Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-04
The Eleventh commandment

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vile was rfsr1tt. hog s4IG,r
20, We, ave ma4r .i, COON u.s. com ..t.-
able as con o., ter.tI Nr. VA.
wish you va4I tAe up 900 a.m4. o.,
wood. nov '' utl' Sc wuut lay. Go d..-
turf N y. by gaug mo ,he room
aaet he ges here
II be shout conc Coo, evening. rcmar.
kcd ihe husband. 'Bgtus g,u.ar lal,. ani
m AFRAID ho won be here before mora
Jog,
'Oh, gucss BE- vii. BE- along soon have
felt oil day ns % Doe were coming ] want
TO see han very much
They saw hcI,a good man. and prca,h
- mos, powerfully. Mo Jones heard bio,
IN New otk, q, the lasl Conference. aui
he tells me- be- never heard such n sermon
ne he gave 'h,m. Il Gu: rcht and I,n aud
his words went home 10 every heart like
arrows Of conrtcu.D.
i hope be- V.,. o. here. i...r,,r.ng' rs.
marked the Wiz, a''hc pu som, cakes ,o
the oven
And 50 DO l. remarked NJ WuIr. as
he turned aOoy and went oar 90 i1, wood
Pile for an armial OF wood for lac expected
ministers room
II was Spmreny afternoon. and nearly
shutdown Mr --. who was expected 10
arrive, and Tor whose comfort every pr,p.
araurn IN their power TO make had been
completed by the family a, those house he
was TO stay was the new Presiding Eici OF
b Dlsuict IN lhe New jersey Confer.
enee Quarterly meeting was to be held
on the ncxt day which was Sunday. when
Mr.. N, was to preach and administer
the ordinances Of the church Being has
hfa vIsR 10 that part Of the District, the
preacher was known 20 bot few It auy Of the
members, md they all looked forward to
his arrival with interest and were prepared
10 we|oome him with respect and Infection.
The house Of Nj Waite was known ms
thc minister's house For years ia their
movements through the circuit, The preach
crs as they came around 70 lhls pant IN the
field Of their appointed Labor were wclcom
cd by brother and sister Wade. and the h,-
'Ie 'pare chamber made comfortable for
their reception
1t was leIt by these honest hearted pco-
PIE more n privilege than dIly .hIs ia
share their temporal blessings wiki the men
orGod who minis,rred 10 them IN boly
things They had their weaknesses, as we
all have Doe Of these wcakncssps consis.
ted in a firm belief hat they were imbibcI
with genuine religion, aud regarding h.ngs
spiritual above all worldly considerations
They were kind. good people. certainly
bu, no, as deeply read ia thc lore ortb,,r
own hearts, nor rs familiar with The score,
springs Of their own actions. ms all of US
should desire TO bc. But this was h1rdfy
10 be wondered a. seeing that their posItion
IN the church was rather elevated MS com
pared with those aranni them and lha: thew
were the subjcc, of hllc distinguishing re.
marks, AauernC to the natural man.
While VI Wade was splitting a log al
the wood nilc, ms Thoughts on the now
Presiding Elder and rrIogs wurm with
the anticipated pleasure OF needing and an
tertalning him a man Of common appc1r-
anee approached along thc roa' and when
he came TO where The farmer was. stood
shll and looked az him unu he had finish
I'd cuunG the log, aud was preparing Co
ilh the cleft pieces m his arms
Rather cold doy this so.i lhcman.
YES rlthor, returned Mr. Wade nrIe
'ndltierenlg, and 10 q voice meant 70 ranul.a
the strange whose appearance dad 40. n-
press him very hyonb,y.
How lar is I.to D--T inquired the
man.