Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-22

ot brlef duration. To tine most it is 81 nm
known and so hopeless, that they associat,
It with heaven, and dream of it ONLY wbe,
iiie Is done. They who can rest are tn,
happiest; for rest is the perfect recreator
: IL Is lnaction, and it is a ioy-a complete ex
perience of both. But rest cannot be com
manded. and, in default of it. what is ther,
but amusement, that diyerts without mis-
leading, dlssipates without corrupting, enter.
talns without exhausting; that is pleasure
without nervous waste. and DELIGHT witbon,
deiirlum cup that cheers, but does not
ineDrlate Its Office is to recreate by indirec-
,,oh, 10 Ill leisure with innocent gayetv.
Ihat Is the best amusement that most tho
roughly amuses not that instruets. elevates,
puribes, but entertains, making, while it
does so, the least possible draught on the
mind, feelings or Will. 1t has no philosophy ::
1t has no.ethics it has no intention. excent
to spread genial happiness over the system.
1t Is not in its nature to hurt any living
creature 1t Is against It's being to he savage.
cruel, or harsh toward living thine-man.
beast, or insect. Ii bears no malice il has
no bitterness in its heart it carries no ven
ON beneath its tongue it aims no shafts at
goodness or worth : its laughter Is harmless
Its wit sunny, its humor generous. 1t isa
child OF light and laughe- lmpuritv. indie
eency, indelieacy, it holds in aversion. Ii
promotes goodwill, disarms evil temper. dis
Pels rancor, exercises fear, and pats the
mind IN sweet relation with the world of
fortune and mankind o. e. FrofiiaqLanr.
II you live in the same place, let your step
bell possible, daily familiar one in the
OLD home; II you are miles-vca. many miles
away, make it your business 10 70 to your
parents. In this matter do not regard time
or expense the one is Wei spent. anl the
other viii be fully, even a hunlre.,-lold re-
pad When some day the word reaches
you, flashed over the telegraph. that vour
iather or mother i gone. voa will not think
them much, those hours of travel. which
last bore you to the loved ouc~.
No man ever pro~perel in the world with
out the cooperation Of bis wife II she
unites in mutual endeayor-. o- rewards his
laborS with an endearins smile. with what
confidence will he resort to bis occuIati0n
meet difficulty and encounter danger. if he
knows that he Is not spending his strength
IN VAN, but that his labor will hc rewarded
by the sweets OF home Sl.icitudc and di~-
appointment enter the history of every mans
liie. and he i bat half provided for his voy-
age who finds bat an associate iar happy
hours, while for his months Of Garkue-- and
distres~ no ~ympathizing partner Is preIar-
ed.
Lo'e Is tie pole STAR OF womig'- Llyen.
From the cradle to the grave the line
OF affection Is unbrokcn. II begins with the
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