National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-16
All Sorts.
Take the world as it is, not as it
ought to be.

What comes from the heart goes
to the heart.
No good work is foreign to the
interest S of religion.
Have the courage to wear thick
boots III winter.
Do not stand in a place of danger
trusting i'll miracles.
Discretion in speech is greater
and better than eloquence.
We have souls here as much as
we shall have hereafter.
DO not cry ont before the calamity
has really happened.
No condition is unfavorable to
virtue, where virtue is.
Always expect to succeed, and
never thiuk you have succeeded.
The righteous is greater after his
death than during his lite.
One thing acquired with pain is
better than IL hundred with ease.
Whoever has been bitten by Il
serpent is afraid of a robe.
The load is laid upon the camel
according to its strength.
We must tell some men great
deal to teach them u little.
A mans trials cannot be insuflcr-
able, if he lives to talk about them.
a small allowance at home is
much better than a large one abroad.
A man may have much OF the
world, and not be much OF a man.
Man was created on the last day
even the gnat is of more ancient line
age.
Meekness and modesty are the
rich and charming attire OF the soul.
Hang the sweetest grass around
pigs neck, it will so and wallow
in its native mire.
Have the courage to acknowledge
YOU love God-it is base ingratitude
not to do 50.
Have the courage to discharge a
debt while you have money III your
pocket.
If one wishes to unlcarn selfish
ness, let him 90 apart. and stand
alone by himself.
BE deaf to the quarrclsome, blind
to the scorner, and dunb to those
who are mischievous y inquiSitive.
The older the wise man gets the
wiser he grows ; the fool, when he
ages, becomes but an old fool.
1t is difficult to believe that true
gentleman will ever become a game
ster, libertinc, or sot.
True goodness is like the glow
worm; it shines most when no eyes
except those of heaven are upon 1t.
Situations are like Skcins of thread
to make the most of them we neeo
only to take them by the right end
Building operations are lively al
Rutland, new structures are going
up III nearly every street.
ChaS. III. Slason Of West Rutland
has just returned from trip tC
Cuba.
Glorious chance .-Colorado aG
VertiseS for one thousand unmarried
women.
Ona velocipedc at Indianapolis
lately, Il mile was made i'll tire,
minutes and six seconds.
Mcssrs. Charles Butterfcld an,
David Mcllhany Of Derby Line
killed Moose in Norton last week
A gallon of strong ley put in {
barrel of hard water will make j
as soft as rain water.
An entire family III Montrea
were attacked with trichinosis iron
eating ham none of the patient
show any signs ofrccovery.
, Redemption is the most gloriou
z theme of the loftest intellect in tn
universe of the mental powers ,
: the sons of light themselves.
The services Of earthly temple
/, are intended TO prepare for the EN-
!. ployment of heaven, and to condu,
their worshipcrs to its happiness.
;, To live nobly, we must bc noble
Z aud we become noble by rcsolutcl
/ banishing every unworthy though
, and feeling.
Have the courage TO tell the trutl
and YOU will find it much casie
: and requiring much less hardihoo
=" than ialschood.
v The Salt Lake papers arc'makln
:. merry over u fight in the honscllol
y ofa Mormon bishop, in which I'll
+ "saint" got iearlully thresicd II
=, bv several enragcd wives.