Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

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ttr LIES DIN. uusouudCd s1l
-e- h.u- ou.y some calm cline:
i'ucl Us gently, gentle J line
Moths In the Candle
Every moth learns for itself thar the can
de barns. Every night, while the candl
lasts. the Slaughter goes on. and leaves IT,
"H-.e-~ and dead around it, The hsh
i- beautiful. and warm. and attractive and
Du~clrtI iy the dead the foolish crea
tares rush into the lImcs, and drop. hope
-s-~v -in-ei, their little lives dcSpoiled.
IL has been supposed that men have rea-
>in, and o pa. sense. 1t has been ,urpls-
ei that taey observe. draw conclusions. They
have been in the habit of looking down uuln
tl.animai world asa g-oup of inferior beings.
aud q subject OF c1mmi-cration on account Of
tleir leiaucrle-- condition, vet there Is large
e.I~- ot men reproduced by every passing
generation. that Do exactly what the moths
lI. and die exactly rs the moths die They
.alrn nothing by observation or experience.
tarT draw no conclusions. save those which
ag- fatal 10 themselves. Around a certain
e.l~- oi brilliant temptations they gather
1l- alter night, AMI with ~in-ei wings or
.He.c-~ bodies, they strrw the ground around
iaeu. No Instructions. u9 exp1>tulations.
uH observation OF rain, no sense of duty. no
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...-i r..+ ~. -;,t.~ Nv - - M.
a-. i.lss4 ., Cr ID .i.. 5...;,l.;'..,
Vt their aulmal natures that they act ike
animals. and sacrifice themselves in flames
a-,f
1-I-o l--'-.l' "AI'n heei not 9e nam
-'l1i ti'n I'd say 'na., NAen .i. haito"-
anna ' '5-i '''i-.''e S,.' ,' '"e - me-
"'9 '' any l'-'l'" o' lne SOUL i
. '''i--' 1i '--'.' '-'1H que AdiNih
f.-.,.- '' . ''t'i''.'' W t']-1,I'H5 1e4'l'
"s tl0 '9ei 'i-
"a! .' .,t. t.'e "'i-i ID IT, tiat
anu "'' I..g'' -'''.Uylll'h oi
''.''-''' -l i'' are aiming 'LH>
'-- ''.'" , '"" Ait-' '"al 'y l1 ''e
are l'-ei h'' oniy' hlt o'IE ana S'll
ANA l'-ei' VI' oI an I-l'it
''.-- "''N''e''' I'e3le4 moral
'-''.l "' 'Atia'te1' sr,9S
'.'.'.-l ''A >aI.'I3IA'!e9' Il us
'- -'. '''- ''-''''l1l uet'A- before
~ ''-''-- "'' '"e Na-tuty oI Woinanlo1d
ne I'-''"et oI HE dieS' ana the
'-.'-' " I'-' -'-,-. a-i It's charm Ihe
A VI ," '.s I''A "l sensual lly are
-'., -''"' A-4l' ana gam
'.'''"' Dung men ylelu 10
'' CH ''"' "e-1"e 'HeA ID
-. i-''t 'g''n U''l'l-' S"ey sec
anu" n3''.'u- n"l lne" via
''- '-es Z ID obstruction anu 10 lbe
"''. s''"- man "Io rel4' tA-s aFtcie
.-- TWO I,e9 before MN lie may choose
''l- ne may tHIo" himself away on
." "'e-i''Ai'te uelsnts, winch cover M
.''" "l'1 shame In the presence OF ms
--'i4ef ana become an Old man before hiN
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T 60" '''o pare S,ions |
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IL j. d ii,'eI l.t e-'''-e'5 ol 'Noiee. lie AhoTs
-'.. ''', ii'' IT, ana ".eIe IL eu',' lie
Z ''''''', anu O'i '''' U'9
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b'is,,-e tb.ra i Iess sscreo,. TLe csrj, /
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Inv IT, l.1ini on5 s,ot;.i-s T.. L,,~,-
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p.To,rs..f ,yo1,ea n,-.nt tl,..;- - ~ ;r
E,.rerrai.ilit, rs.- II tn iigLt ~ b1ro1cts
!, - # III. -
Us ro-recta5le candle. Yet. eIery wear. SIX
Is thousand ter>ous In this country die Of /
iutemrerance and when we think of the
blasted live, that live in want and misery. of /
wives I'm de>nair. Of love, bruised and III. .,tted
alt. ul children di~.,rared of .ln,--b,ust-
filed of rri.oe. committed -l,r,,-b r.. in
a -ence. of industry extin,pisbej and Of dis
.l-. en- ,sr,Icre1 and rs,,e-nl,r tb,t tbi-
i.,. Ies1 c,ing on f,r thousands of wear.
wherever vine has beeo knayn what are
80. o., think of tse mo, win, sill ,,-,.. int,
The fire? Have they any more sense than
rb, m,rbg r. i almost en,ocb +, shake y
mans f,,tb in iu,n,~t,Iitv +, le,rn tbaf he /
i-.,,r,s r., 8, race rl,r manifest. lirrle .en.e
ana -.l,b borcIo.. reej,ls.sness
%. /
i"'iG j. J-'' '"e way % '''0'l uiI 0'a
'i'' anu a young man VINO 7'''iIS a. No. .iio ''
'-,'n- '' h'9 career can cHoo,e ',' l''e' ne
Til NJ "!-A IN II, OF "a 'ne way oi u1i= T.
- d" i'''il" "'io'u al''''ie i'',.' ~
'.J ,.N' 'iat Wen liop..'' -, =
nus He'F IA H,-tiat l. cefu'ih WY II " +
'4' oI d Ne'p !" 'He uls'''i'n VI to'I-
''.Ie,e 'Ha' 10 greater or more ls''' Hai'u
,'''''''n ever '9SeS~eu 'he "oi'I' anu 'N"'
'.--' ~ 5'eA' e'e' l'9-''7@e' II i'i - io'i5
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Vine Is medicine, aad men would take
DO more Of 1t than OF any other medicine II
IL were not pleasant in its taste, and agree
able IN IT, first effects The men who drlnE
H. drink 1t because they Ike 1t. The thee
rie~ a. TO It. healthiulness come afterwards.