Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04
Selections.

Trust not too much to an enchanting
face ltEga.
Choose such pleasures as recreatc
much, and cost little,-fahsr,
-Laziness travels 50 slow that poverty
soon oyertakes il,
lie Is rich whose income is more than
his expenses,
In prosperity, prepare for a change
In adversely, hope for one,
Regret not a golden age that is he,
hind, There is one before, and /, beck
ons you,
Good newspapers are the only paper
currency that is worth more than gola or
silver
Penetration seems a kind Of inspira-
ton; it gives me an idea Of frophccy,-
GrctHrlNt,
-Meckness and moiesty are the rich
and charming attire Of the soul
Flowers arc like the pleasure, Of the .
world.-Stdkptdrc, /
Men often live long enough 90 be-
come strangers in this world, ]
It's death 10 me-, 70 he At Enmity;
hate 4, and desire all good mems Love
shakespeare. T
Though sages may pour ont their VISIONS
treasure,
There Is no s,yruer usOrali-, than pleasure
byron,
Why, al delights are vain butthat most vain,
Which, with pam pur1has'd, doth mh,nt PAIN f
Shakespeare,
We like TO divine others, but do not
like to be OWNED ourselves II RrhC-
J0gcdRM.
The greatest fault in Penetration j.
not in reaching the mark, but ororNhoot,
ing IT, IN Eo1JoRfRad
20 not know that EngIiskman 6INT,
With whom my soul i any lOt al Odds,
Morc than the inian, that Is born tonight,
>hakcsIgarc.
Penetration has an air u iiyination,
which hattcrs our Vanity more than all
the other qualities OF the Mind H.
RacbJOHcpth
iall the year were playing holidays,
To sport would b. as tedious IS "a WORK
But when they seldom come, they W1,hi-''
And nothing rlcas,,h but raj, ao,,lsu,.,
~hake>pear'.. .
The world ha, seen mos, vision, when
it was most blind Men are always the
most superstitious in darkness.
lie who studies books gets the frame
Of knowledge, but ho who studies men
gets the soul
"A philosopher once observed that it.
is pity it Is not sinful to drink a glas,
Of water What pleasure people would
take in doing it Z
/ The most precious wine is produced
upon the sides Of volcanoes New, hold
and inspiring ideas are only born OF
clear head that stands over o glowing
heart.-Iiordrs Mann.
( The great struggles in life are lin
tied to moments; in the dropping OF the
head upon the bosom-in the pressure u
the hand upon the brow.
-Euripides was ono Of the very few
men who have been ehoked 10 death by
the seed Of grape, but great many die
from swallowing the juice.
Let not the enjoyment Of pleasure
now within your grasp be carried to such
excess as TO incapacitate You from future
repetition. tHec8.
Opportunity has hair in tront, be-
hind She Is bald If You seize her bN the
fdrclock, you may hold her Int il suffered
70 escape, not Jupiter himself can catch
her ogain.-ff""' n'f /4''".
1t Is with uarrow.soulel people as
with narrow-ncckei bottles the lc-, they
have.ln them, the more noise they make ia
pouring it our.~-IfIt.
1t i Immortality Thar make. 1ifa ,
desirable blessing. Without this ii would
oe hnt an unpr"ht"iIe and hurihen~ome
trlic' preserved with anxiety and quilted
with terror.
Five great curm;e. 4, Peace inlalff
us. viz: Avari,e. Ambition Envy. An
ger, and Pridc. and If those ,ueuir. were
TO be lani.hqd, we should ipf,llibly an
Joy perpetual Peaec.--ift"ot
1t i an awful slim, +, fol an ,},,,
we ro.ses, continnaII,. v.a,ti,,s, AVN. mad
At ~ s,,net i'm. - Il. NM - ,,,,.,'
i without incplring ,t,.r .r,.,I;,...
moro soIid and 5,r,LI7.
IT.
place Of RELIGION RELIGION makes All men
anr,1 n,,lt,re u,,..,,al Tl,r. INNS.
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however, some ddF be il system OF culture
which will make all men equal: then on
! IL will II la tba riyb+ ,r tIa firm, W.
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are yet only ~ Inc beginning
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ure OF that object alone ne would inter
with certainty the existence Of an iutclii-