Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-05
Selections.

get one mislorIuDe5 IMAM 10 speak Often
of them.
The worlds most royal inheritage Is his,
Who most enjoys, most loves, aud most i1rs.r-.
"A year of pleasure passes like aal4t.
ing breeze moment of misfOrtaae
seems an age of pain.
Don't imagine trouble /; don't iar
row it don't die before your time. Wlsr
God wants you to die, he will show YOU
how to do it easy.
Our mental condition Is like psrcl.
ment covered with characters inscribed IN
mysterious ink. to render plain the invi.-
ible inscriptions.
You cannot fathom your mind. There
Is a well of thought there which ba- lao
bottom. The more you draw from il.
the more and plentiful it will be-
ii our characters are too firm % D.
shaken 10y calnmny, then envy often *
tolls u beyond reason, blowing u ~ le-
cause II cannot throw us down.
The great principles by which ala1s
can be worked ont the science 81 life afs
desire for the good, passion for tl
honest, and yearning after the trae
The greatest wisdom Of speech i- ..
know when, and what, and Whore &
speak: tho time. matter, manner t.
next 10 j: J. silence.
If xe are loved by those around dc
we can ea-ily bear the hostility of all ~
rest of the world just a., If we ar b.
fore "a warm fire. We need not care II u
the lee ia the Polar regions.
Never lot your honest convictioI- p
laughed down. BE ever ready 10 -s7-
respectful attention h argument. Ir-..
ridicule and dogmatic assertion with q
contempt they deserve.
Just praise i a good thing and 81
10 10. bestowed More of it J. wIrhhe5
by envy than by judicious concern o..
the welfare al the praiseworihy. i m4y.
however, be said that they who de-'nr
it the most need it the least
An old Scottish preacher J. reported
70 have said. IN one OF his serInaI- -
Aberdeen: V people Of Aberdeen -;
yuur fashions from Glasgow. sud Ula-- "
from Edinburgh. aud EiinbuI-h iron
London. and London from farl-. ali
Paris from the DevIl.
Virtue avoids temptation.
Money develops the fools
Conversation should be oalivelsl
,,,i,b ,.i, no. co,nnosed q. il
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sous ar iI'. l. - u ~.
external influence.
If the world despi-es a hyF.
"--''
The worth ~ "a thing = be- H. '-
by the want 81 J..
The rnora Nc .,ry.- cd. III. .--
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III, a..
pleasure T., 5ut.. afIr,..che- subliur
IT,. nh. 1t 3.,.,I,,, ,,..,,..- ..---
'N4ns
He that knows iin-tli '''7'' '7''' III
himself i.a-i.
Misfortune are. In morals, what PIT
ters are in melifine: each y ~ mr.. ci-.-
sreiLle: bu' A. the bif'tr- act as corr p
Grants ~ the stomach, - diversity c'i--'
ems and ain"li"raies The dirP"ri'i"h-
What are commonly termed '-- a
people are HoneiimsH' On me "h"-'' ''.
most progressive. \ man " %" SICK D
thing WITH pluck ana PeifihA'i't l.
~ run ahead oi mere iaSer 81 'Lai'.'-
H." turtle beat fie harH' not i''l4- .3
his swift movements, but from h='1
stopping
II ,,n zee half ad az-n faults ~
woman. Won may re,t assured she il- 2
hundred virtue, 10 cauuterbalauee ital.
love vnur family. and fer your f.ala.- 81.
women. when YOU zee what l. termed
f.uliie-- woman. dread her a. YOU wa..3
d, beautiful snake. The power of ODD.
B pI.,, 1, aoncealing the defects that
NUT have. Il Of itself serious wee.
ri. ,i,t az RELIGION :. MT tha.
the moon ~ light without heat: iG
u.itb.ri i it, warmth that Of the - NE
warmth without liz {. Religion j. ilf
sun. ia. warmth OF which indeed SWELL
and -:irs. and actuate- the life II nature
bu, who At the same time behold- all ID.
growth Of life with a masfer-eye. maka-
4 all objects glorious on which be look. ai-
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