The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-17
MORAL g. RELIGIOUS.
Il f. TIL. L.

will Of God. There is a pleaSnrahl" excite
rr,r in the employment Of one active pow
,r, in the service of Christ, a satisfaction in
the consciousness o.. doing good. \ little
grace. with ta.oring Providence. NAV make
Christian hero while Astounding grace a
lone will suffice to make 4 Christian martyr.
=, ill ,rL.n j"r>.t "i.d ~ <iomf.led. If I'M
Justly accused. ,ou NAV regard every epithet
Ut ahu,r a, a hads- of discipleship i.ur di-
vine master and hi- apostles and witnesses
we're, marked in the same way. Then. too.
ever, lie has the seeds OF death within it
Let il alone. it will die Of itself. Opposition
ma, look very Formidable: it may seem as
,.;houoh the mountains were carried INTO the
midst OF Inc SEA the waters thereof roar and
h,. trnullrd: tn" mountains sha',c with the
..cllne thereof" but the voice Of wisdom
erie. BE thou sill, and Lnow that | am
God"
Ee siN ~h.h H~u7,A n torr pians and
dimyyoi"i.J IN yon hopes. You are not re-
-p,n,ihlr for results. If YOU have sought
Trustworthy ends bv lawful means, and have
done Your utmost to obtain them. the issue is
Of Divine ordering, and should be ne more
the subject Of rcpning than the changes of
the seasons or the rolling Of the spheres
The purpose Of God in ,our loss or diSap
pointmcnt NAV not be obvious. iou may
have to content yourself with the thought,
These are but parts of his ways" But the
fact that they are his rays mus: hush the soul
in quietudc under the most irving and mys-
FERROUS crosses of life Faith will take hold OF
Cowprr'> song
'Erni iionl!i..r Providence.
H., hides a smiling Fee
B. still mder sore aWictio"'. They are
all deserved They are all ordered Of God.
They are embraced among the all things that
shall work together for good 10 them who
love God Murmuring does not lessen. but
rather increases the burden Of their grlet>.-
Submitted to-arlric>red in-every sorrow
NAV dist.l new JOYS; every affection may
work out "a far more exceeding and eternal
weisht Of glory." Many q saint has never
experienced the preriou>nr>s Of the Gospel.
nil the rod Of God is ur"n him. II is when
IN the vale. with eyes up.ifted,and the mouth
cioscd-"I was dumh"-that the stars OF
prpmis, giSten in the spiritual vision. aud
the san Of Righteousness darts his raw, OF
rolnt;rt and holy JOY into the soul-XLtr.
HE DEAD CHI p.-The child is dead.
Move softly round the house: tread rcvercnt-
Is wien Won near the room whore the hcau-
'rul form lies in its little coffin. How still
the very Siro'ri seems soul rtured Won never
knew how lovely he was until now Won never
knew half lii gentle Virtues. Over Your
heart the memory Of his sweet smiles hovcr>
like an angel; hissve was brighter than any
III Won will see again: his voice more musical
than the sweetest lutr. o. why will the
stranger pass on unherlin-: Why does Il"
-chool-',oy laugh and shout. even beneath the
window where he lies? How can travellers
rattle by 50 heellesSlv: how can the worll
the heartcss world 90 on with lis shows. is
iarces, its pleasure seeking. It's tumultS OF
peace and war, JOY and hatred, when loving
Willy sleeps nnknowing all
Alas the child is dead, and iain would TIE
stricken soul r.otho all the world in mourn
ing.
AGEI,'Ul.IrRAI.- The aggregate valuc of
butter produced in the 'nitcd States, is lar
ger than that of wheat. The price of cool
butter has very much increased. in the last
few wears. and at particular seasons, has been
rxor(itant. Some Of the agricultural Socic-
ties in Pennsylvania arc Recommending that
greater attention be paid to putting mp firkin
butter. which as made in the state of New York
for the navy. has kept sweet for two years.
George IIezlep's great cheese factory. in
Ohio, converts the milk of about 2,2"o cows,
belonging to farmers in the ncighborhood,
into the best cheese. by labor-savin1 machin-
rrv The curl is made. sacked and marked
hy the farmer. and sent to the factory by
wagon which daily goes the rounds Eight
teams are thus employed. The curd is then
WEIGHED, sliced rapidly into machine, which
cuts it fine to powder. and salts it while pass
ing through. 1t is then pressed. sacked and
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per hour. The factory makes 800 chccscs
daily. and weighing about 5000 pounds
Nearly 400 tons are turned out yearly.
a" Bavard TAYLOR. in his last letter from
the upper Nile, mentions large tribe Of A.
rahs there. who recognize the ''rights Of say
age people in the world" when a woman
among them is married. her father reserves
one fourth Of her life thenrcforth for her own
Use" and the husband is obliged to respect his
reservation. Every fourth dav she is rcleas-
Il from the marrias" VOW and if she loves
some one else than her husband. he can
dwell in her tent that dav. ohigine the hus-
band himself to retire. Their hospitality is
.r"h. moreover. that if stranger visits one
Of their settlement, they furnish him. for four
days. with house and wife Ne reproach
whatever attaches 10 woman on account Of
hrT tru.!"rar! connection
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