Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-23

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Wisdom consists not IA seeing What
is directly boturg Us, hut in discerning
those things which may come To pass.
--Onc j, much less ,en,ibl, Il cold on
bright day than on A cloudy one, thu
the sunshine Of chccrfulne,s and hope
will Tighten every trouble.
Ii any man among Won seem 10 he
religions. and hridlcth moi his tongue. hut
l,eriv.th his own heart. mi. mans rclig.
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If any man think it small matter,
or Of mean Government, 10 bride his
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~~t'lHc not thy tongue too great llh-
crty lest il take thee prisoner, \ word
mspokcn, Is like thc sword IN the Scab-
bard, thine If vented, thy sword is in
inothcr's hand, II thou desire to be- wise,
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F'", 10
Education begin, with mothers
look, fathers smiles Of appreciation or
sign OF rcproot; with sisters gentle
pressure OF the hand or a brothers noble
act ot iorb,arance, and with thoughts
directed in kind tones To the source of all
so9d--to God himself
-Education and instruction arc ne.
cordlng u the use Of language, two diff
icrent things the former including the
whole physical, moral and intellectual
development, but the lattor applicable
more properly 10 the training of the intel.
lect. Instruction must iucmdc every
thing which relate, to the DEVELOPMENT
and training of the man and citizen
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.. i see in this world. said a good man,
two heaps Of human happiness and
misery; now, if can take but the small
=. oi' rom one heap ana aGo II 70 lhe
"'iiei P'i1'' H. "s 20 nome,
a oiiiu mas uroPPca d nan penny ana II
.. BNn's !, another l can wipe away us
ears 1 zee, l nave uohe something
shouid DC siau 10 90 greater Things mt
VIII not neglect TINS
The banes Of domestic life are little
ness. falsity. yuIgarity borshness scold-
ing vociferation, an incessant issuinp of
Superaunus prohibitions and orders. which
are regarded as impor..~ent interferences
with the general liberty and repose, ana
are provocative OF ranking or exploding
resentment. The blessed antidotes that
sweeten and enrich domestic life are re-
tinement, high aims, great interests, soft
voices, quiet and gentle manners, mag
unanimous tempers, forbearance from all
unnecessary commands or dictation, and
generous allowances OF mutual freedom.
Love makes obedience lighter than liberty.
collar, but as a garland. The Graces are
never 20 lovely AS wheh seen waiting on
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d. " Eric,,d,5jns of Uo,1cn"
.;.h .tor a., mnro a., ras7,ost Co.. aS,
who do not succeed in life, az those words
are commonly used. Heaven is said 10
De place ior those VINO have not succeed
Ioat;aI ,.ra,ao. A. ~ h.s, ,,,n;,.a.ni ",
! in the hot blaze Of worldly nrosncrity
/ Ill success sometimes arises from a super
abundance of qualities in themselves
/ ,,ood-fr from a conscience ton sensitive "a
taste foo fastidious. a sef-forgetfulness
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viii nat On 81 far ns tn sov with a Iyinr,
noet - TINT the World knows notb;n@
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