Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
Selections.

We find means to cure folly, but none
to cure distorted mind La Rochefou-
cauld.
IF thou,desirest ease, in the first place
take care of the ease of thy mind; TOR
that will make all other Sufferings easy i
but nothing can support man whose
mind is wounded.
High honor il not only gotten ana
born by pain and danger, but must be
nursed by the like, else 1T vanlsheth as
soon as it appears to the world.
To see a man fearless in dangers. I'M
tainted with lusts, happy in adversely.
composed III tumult, and laughing at all
those things which are generally either
coveted or feared, ali lnGn must acknowl-
ed.se that this can be nothing else but
beam of divinity that influences moral
body Seneca.
'ris the Mind that makes the body rich
And the san breaks through the darkest
clouds,
So Honor pecreth in the r.le4nast habit.
What, Is the JAY more precious than the LARK
Rrctuse his feathers are more beautiful
+ OR j. the Adder better than the Eel,
Because ms painted skin contents the eye
-[ >hak -pcare
that persons of genius, and those who are
most capable OF Art, are always fond Of
Nature A. such are chiefly sensible that
all Art consists in imitation and study
IF Nature. On the contrary, people Of
tho. common level Of understanding are
principally delighted with the littte nice
nos and tantastical operations of Art, and
constantly think the finest which i least
nrtur4i.-l Pope.
/ ADDRESS 10 THE HusH- An address
recently issued 10y the executive commit
tee OF the National Irish Union Rrpubli-
can Association Is taus summarized by a
New York paper Of Saturday
With the earnc>tncs- which belongs to
their race the executive committee of the
Irish Republicans. address their country
men tod ~ rhraugh our columns They
lament the d>uuiou OF their race and the
unrnviable record VIII ii many OF their
fellow-citizens have earned i'll support of
the institution which O'Caunei auathe
matized to their disgrace and his coun-
rvs honor Calling upon Irishmen To
come forward under the Republican ban
ner, they dwell aPoa the Interests OF the
Irish W"tAlh2ilaH, IN" - '1''iis '''i't anu
ltbor.deGradln2 Su"JeeT'H g =, 'l,l't -,
IN ALLIANCE with Engl'7H ife' tf'Ie' me
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YIN ans - '''l
r,rn 1T,>.ps ,,.n Frrr WIT :.
inc ''''~. 'ie' ''''' - ~ d VIC
condition, cold hands ana cold feet
.ias. 1t may arise from general debiii-
ri.,si nr enteebled circulation. The use
OF ratfrr a1d tobacco As well a spices,
disturb" &c - ~ ~
1T.l'.,. .h+,31 -, ro,.r,a1 f,rn.rsI
rx.rei-.. J. .s,3a, lust before retiring at
night Swinging the hands and feet Vi
gaTul.>'y. one at a time so as 10 throw 'h'
ol''f ~ 'f,'7 lt' }I WI, ~
PIX .,,,.h ,to,o,,,,,, ,a;1,irs, j ,,s,inl
.,,,. &, .ts.. Il ~, of icewater on Il hot day
and q" 49,. , -.,,;,,, - d. ,,,s.,+;,,, ! !;
lie W}il &. -, IS J., b,.to4
rartlz- after a. ''1st - IL '<i a. - -
a.. ...n tb. e<SgUCe' 81 .nepnerW III /
- - eli II blood to the
+ his T. caused. by Il l.. 49,. ,,,,,-
ip~ to repg the invasion - 'sN
Ia ;,ni,4r effect l. often produced
by puttng the feet into cold water.