Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18


-lemperahce ID the best medicine.
! Death is certain, time uncertain.
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-Everyones faults are not written OIL
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Let your apparel be modest, neat
comedy.
Let your works be holy, profitable
charitable.
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drunkenness.
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Let your dlet DC temperate eohNeh'
'cN'' frugal
Society, like faded silk, must be
viewed in all situations.
Relatives take the greatest liberties
and give the least assistance.
1t is best not 10 be angrv and hos,
in tho newt nlaca 10 no 0,,;oL1,. 80
ciled
:" no inc 20 my 'oiof On
h'f theeh7-aeeiaeuiy oecoihihS IL not
put on.
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-ldleness Is hard work for those who
are not used to ii. and dull work for those
who are
The gem cannot be polished without
friction, nor man perfected without ad-
yersity.
" he love of money Is the root of all
OWL. :" and tho root lilo tbosa 20 ,ha am
Va '''0 '''
YET, IN beheraily iheraoicapie'
-Fyarvth;ns, that looLs 70 Tho f,,,,ra
elevates human nature, for never is life so
low or so little as when occupied with the
present.
What madnass i n for man :,
starve himself N enrich his ba;r and q,
turn n friend into an enemy for biS Ia,
at your death will be in proportion tc
what you leave him.
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for No ,as, oasLot ~ ~, s.;u 49, -.
/ the level II bald mo nonor;as ~ ~, ~,
| aoad ana,, r;r,nas ono a. ;amai Al ~
cola claw bnt tbo oasLot
| June il the nearl If orr Now r,y,an, yoor.
1 Still surprisal, though expected long,
uer coming startles. Long she hes IN wait,
baek .l'"' '''As' p''p' '''''i' "'""e ''s'
Then from some southern ambush In the sky,
With one great gush of blossoms storms tn
world.
''1'''S ""''t" A'"'e"'
Whose lives a peaceful tenor keen;
The power who pities man has shown,
/ = o,'sSine i ior t u, eyes llat weep
| For every dark and troubled night
| And grief may hide an evening guest,
! hu' ssnai come with carry hsht.
w hen gentleman who had been &C
customed to give money by the thousand
/ of dollars, was asked by his presumptiyt
herr where his property was to be found
he replied, " In the pockets of the indi
| gent and land up IN heaven"
1t is related of Beza, one Of the reform
ers, that when, he was old, and could no
recollect the names OF persons and thing
he had heard but few minutes before, h
could remember and repeat the epistle
Of st. Paul, which he had committed t.
memory when he was young
There is only one thing worse tina,
ignorance, and that is conoeit. OF all in
tractable fools an over-wise man is tn,
worst. You may cause idiots to philoso
phize. You may coax donkoys 10 forep,
! thistles, but don't ever think OF driving
common sense into the head of IA conceitc'
person
If thou art /. vessel Of gold, and tn,
brother but of wood, be not high minded
1t is God that maketh thee to differ, tn,
more bounty God shows the more humili
ty He requires; those minds that ar,
richest arc deepest; those stars that arr
highest seem smallest, the goodliest build
ings have the lowest foundation the NOR,
God honoreth men, the more they shoul,
humble themselves; the more fruit, tn,
lower the branch on which it grows prid,
is ever the companion of emptiness Oh
how full was the apostle, yet how low wa