The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-04

amusc and TO be amused run down !
through the whole list of animals. The
dog, which is considered the most faithful
of animals, has keen sense of the humor-
OTIS and will scent fun as readily as game.
He is at times uproaIious IN his delight
The house-dog, sober and sedatc as he
generally is, may be as frolicsome as cir
Gus clown. lie is adapted TO this capacity
for frolic and as his creed he lives upon it,
The horse was next brought up by the
speaker in the most glowing and vivid de-
scription Of frolic with that noble animal.
lie described with much interest to his an
dicncc, the great amusement he himself en-
joycd in frolic with horse of his owa,
and with the drawing Of strong imagina.
ton pictured the loftincss and grandeur Of
motion which the animal displayed in his
play with him.
Every animal has somr lu,' oI pIy
and whore did they get it; The binds
have particular hour and place to take
/ their exercise; the 'rout as seen in the
Adlrordacks by the speaker, con@cgatc in
schoosa and enjoy thcirspon. the bear shows
/ his delight by dance, while even the pig
| has Twinkle OF humor in his eye.
We all laugh and love 10 tickle the
/ right nerve The first Sign Of in
/ tcligcrce iL the face Of the babe is
smile. lis first ripple suggests the joys and
rays Of the soul, and when the tired soul
is at list freed from earthly lain the old
look of peace and los CONT, back to il and
it rcposc, upon tine hc-om Of God with a
happier look This craving for fun and
laughter was Cody Whatcycramuscs
me, said the speaker, bcticr> me. Man is
happier and more liberal in doing % happy
thing. Some quote the Saviour as being
opposed 10 iollity and that He never
laughed. The speaker cmrhatically de-
MED it, and called for the chapter or the
verse that would prove it, lie asked how
would a perfect man look without smile
upon his face? 1t was imperfect with
out it, 30 smilc,c,s face was ever known
in the long list of saints. while the pictures
Of Christ gave u smile to Ills face, and an
unseen beauty different from any other.
The artist may paint the traditional halo
about fine head. hut ;hc reminder Is the
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their fornc, no.tor into ,,,, foccof tbo now
minister are too moan to sit undrr GOOD
rospel n,cachinr These are IN. mon ,yhc
wish TO impose their views rs laws upol
everybody else the church and the ncirh.
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to the table of the Lord. They forget that
it is the Lords table and not the churchc.
table yet The speaker recalled one Of
these saints who now lived in Chicago.
who when he resided. in New England
argued strongly against tic practice of rid.
ing in the horse-cars ON Sunday. He said
it was a decoration of the Lords Day
that it was undermining the Evangelical
doctrines of all ages. He moved from
New England TO Chicago and now when
he goes 10 church lac did not walk, neither
did he keep carriage! But. said the
Si'c"Ne'' '' vs. "o o''"''''''' so NhrlS-
'i''' mas ''snt 10 u'c'"'o 10 a""''er NhiIs-
la" III 'l'rSe ln''tc'S' inc Slc"Noi hao
o"'us" i"''n Ut NV i''e' u HIS 'n''cl
10 "''ie'' 'A"' '"cl INFANT 70 Z"
aho"t right as mNch as himself Modern
rh'rlseclShl "ilici assumes hlsher intel
ilgehcc on matters oil Christianity IMAM lhell
ie'i""s' Is no PROOF Oh Pie'y on 'helr part
lie heid lh'l eaci' man shoUld s'''lc these
matters l"r themselves lh'lr own con-
sciences was the nest guide lie was asked
ny Il young 'aoY member Oh MS chNrch II