Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-06
Trust in God and Persevsro,


! "Whv so sad, Ernest 2; said The young wifi,
to her husband, aflecionately twining he r arm,
, around his neck and kissing him.
lie looked up with a sad smile and replied
. II am almost out Of heart, Mary | think o
all pursuits, physicians profession is the
worst. Here have been week after week and
] month after month-and may say soon year
after year-waitng for practice, yet withou:
success. A lawyer may volunteer in cele-
brated case, and so make himself known-but
, 3 physician must sit patiently in his Office, and
: il unknown, see men without half his acquire
! ments rolling in wealth. while he perhaps is
| starving. And It will soon come to that he
added bitterly, "if I do not get employment"
An unbdden tear stole into the wifc's eve.
but she strove TO smile and said
"Do not despond, Ernest; | know you have
been unfortunate so far, but Won have talents
, ard knowledge to make your way as soon a
you get a start And depend upon H." she
said with cheerful look "that will come when
you least expect it,"
ESQ you have told me often but the lucky
hour has never ccme," said her husband de.
spondingly. And now every cent of my little
fortune has been expended, and our credit will
soon be gone when it is found we do not pay.
What then is to become Of us p
irnest was III 'noou wnlch 'he most san
su,ne eo'''y!.n.es 90 Hpe..erce Mnen u,,aPPo'n'
.en' a'Ier ulsaPpoln'uient mas cr"sheu 'he spr,
~ az" ''I :o'Ie VI noPG Is no 'on9er heard
"n"'''' e 1na ii.' WIZ Wouu na'I gwen way To
~ S''c ''au a'oc' ou1 sue ieIt '''t
nLeesf.f}} VI SUSTAINING "'''' anu answered.
'".1' ,.h .u' H., g
'niu ,.N "'l"s !, IN e1e'y ecu, - eo"e nave no
eed Elijah, and He will yet interpose for our
~ nsh',,I 49, i''ti tn,, .o,,,i-aI .,,
md I0e se't aeOu"1 as sue ''us sP'Ne'
az" "pm, roolI, 'e Wos, p'ui."sy ,h;n @ r.
,,.II ~, ,-. "a. N.ay' W.. "a"t n VI euooess
H. H. Wv NC '!'e'"a'''o,
bis rood nd ra;n, Wy "'iu' 49,, 'sa."e sure VI
I a''u o". '''!1 epfn. years
nrao,;na ,J .t yIars oI'ues M w"'u"s 'o'
P'a.'ov "nu .o", "nen al my fortune
E Iii II ,,,a, L " o."oI 'neans VI n''',oou
"'I ..'a, , e'a.o epen.' po', ''''ie a'u mon
r'.u "ius' "ua"u"' '',e 'u's Vi Pu''
rs arn"s n;a ~ ,naiLod,h. - 100 .aIu a'lu lie
III. "i .ico s;ntoI s ouI "'''' ''P'u s0'ueS'
'' "''' "e' ""1 '''''a'"eu S'e"''
But alter moment or two she arose, went
up 10 h'in' ana lohd'y ehcircilnS INN with her
arm. SAID
"Dear Lrnest, you nnsl mt very yourselt
So lou 'h'nK 1t Paln'u' Tor me to bear power
ty' KNOW or you would not 'ake 1t 81 hard
but woman never regards such Things when
she loves % crust OF oread, log cabin
would be preferable to me II shared them with
you, than palace win any other. Bat 1t Will
not come to tins. Something within assures
me that you will yet be great and rich. Have
patience only i'ii'e whiIe longer. There
there Is KNOCK at the door-it may be Tor
you =, -.
-, rs u ger Word' nau oeeh PFophetc, the Ut
We e','' uhe.c o','y yse''a"''PP'"reu at th's crE
a''u s"'u w ,nI u,''o' M'' We"eu :" s'ea'
nu', "'n al e"u''.'S sn''e' ms w"e ran
'ol us nat anu '''eh sal uo""' Win oeanns
'ea''' a., " ""a.' us .,e. ie'"." c,
Young physician had received though lie had
resided in the village for more than a wear.
The place, too, was larre and populous, but
there resided medical men of large practice,
and all these combined to put down their younq
rival. More than once heretofore Ernest wouli
have abandoned the fled in despair but his
young wife cheered and ENCOURAGED him
! ihough sometimes her c,yD heart fell ready TO
give IN. Mary Linwood was indeed That
Greatest of all blessing wife she synpaihiz,d
Nth her husband cconomizcd t, the utmost.
and bv her sanpuirc words chased despondeu.
cv from his heart.
Hour after hoUr s.e sal there awaiting her
husband. vet still he came not. AT lpnqth
da rkness set in and she began To feel uneasy.
She was about to 90 10 the door, when she
heard hor husbands foot on the step. and hur.
rvinu ont she met him in the hall.
,God bloss Won Mary for an anr,l "a Won
arc were his frs, words. slfit had not been
for you, should have given up long ago, and
now my fortune is made
R,eatlIoss with ,,v;etv to hear a.. vct ro.
unmindml OF his probably wearied condition
Mary hurried her husband into the little sitting
roow where the Tea thinrs were laid. and be-
ran to nonr ont the refreshing beverage with
,remhlino hand. while Ernes, told the history
of his day's absence.
go
found, he SAID was scUt Tor 10 o'd hoV
ernor Houston's-'he f'ohest and most i"i'nen-
iiaI man, you Know IN the counlry-and when