Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02
>cleCiions.

7
>cieciions.
Where tie world rcbukcth, there
look for the excellent.
i Never relate your misfortunes, nor
grievo over what you canuot,holp.
lie who puts Il bad construction on n
good act reveals his own wickcdness of
heart
Rest satisfied with doing well. and
leave Others TO talk OF you as they
please.
It Is diaoult to persuade mankind
THAI the love of virtue is the love of
themselves,
-Perform good deed-speak a kind
word-bestow pleasant smile-and Won
VIII receive the same ns return. Tho
happiness you bestow apon others is re
Elected back to Your own bosom.
Catch not too soon an offe, $50. nor
gfe TOO easy way to anger. Che one
shows weak iad gment, the thor a per-
verse nature
Fac. of us bears WI .ehin himself
wNs' unknown to his fc .llow-beings, and
..ch may relate of himself history re-
scmbling that of every one. yet like that
of no one.
Great minds are charitable 10 their
/ bittercst enemies, and can sympathise
with the feelings OF their fellow-creatures.
1t is only the iarrow-minded who make
no allowance for the faults of Others
We, in all stages, have our suffcrings,
but Of none is the condition so abject that
he may not find grounds of consolation
and discover the finger Of the Omnipotent
pointing out to him place Of rest, of
happiness unmixed, Of everlasting peace.
Love is the great instrument of ma
ture-the bond and cement of society
the spirit and spring of the universe
, Love is such an affection as cannot prop
eriy be said to be in the soul, as the soul
:, 10 be in that; it is the whole man wrapt
up in one desire.
y, He that has never known adversely H.
!, but half acquainted with others or with
l. himself Constant success shows us but
II one side Of the world; for, as it surround,
If us with friends, who will only tell us oul
i merits, so it silences those enemies from
whom alone we can learn our faults.
/. The mind that is open for convictio,
and determined to pursue truth whereve
she may guide, will derive lessons ever
p from its on mistakes, which may prov
salutary to itself and to the world. Oh
III how grand is that character that can ris
TO superior to selfshness ard cling 10 tn
ir glory of truth.
st Were we as eloquent as angels, We
I'd should we please some men, some women
x and some children much more by listening
n. than by talking.-Colon.
e. Some suppose that every learned maj
: is an educated man. No such thing. Tn
man is educated who knows himself, ant
NC takes accurate common sense views of mel
~ and things around him. Some very learn
lie, cd men are the greatest fools in the world
nd the reason is they are not educated men
"a Learning is the only means, not the end
- its value consists in giving the means {
acquiring the use of that which, droperl
y, managed, enlightens the mind.
bo Literary dissipation is no less dcstru,
in tive of sympathy with the huing worlt
81 than sensual dissipation. Mere intellct
40 is as hard hearted and as heart -hardenin
h, as mere sense and the union of the tive
cd when uncontrolled by the conscience, an
cs. without the softening, purifying influer
,rs ccs Of the moral affections, is all that
~ requisite to produce the diabolical idc
"a. Of our nature. Nor is there any rcpu!
lao nance in either to coalesce with the othc
cn. witness Iago, TiberiuS, Borgia. IH2n.
~ LANNON'S Block This block, corn
has of Merchants Row and West street, viii,
ac- was partially consumed by fire in JanuaI
ng last, has been thoroughly repaired, al
the Is i''" "',' VI '''' o'''
ON. town, The north store is occupied
is Messrs Lewis Il Fox, druggists, who ha
)rk an excellent assortment of goods III the
Is line, and who, though for some years o
'e'- Of the business, arc knowp to the pcoI
mi of Rutland rs druggists and apothccari
or of large experience, while their assistai
on. Mr.. w. H. H. Fisher, young man
'sts several years in the employ of Franz
NV '..n Fem & Co., of this place, is thorough
on, convcrsant with the routine Of d.
for store. We have no doubt the new fiji
ork will receive fair proportion of pub
e.S patronage.
iple Bailey & Parker, jewellers and silv
or smiths, occupy, until their new store
now completed in Cramton's Block, port
sem ". of this store, and with large and W,
Inn selected stock of goods ON hand, are
toga ing thriving business.
!. for The middle store has been taken by
Jon w. Currier, boot and shoe dealer, who
WY the last few years has been Transact
Co.. business in oar village on comparati
able ly small scale: but by close application
ota- business, has been enabled gradually