The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-25
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ous as when the morning stars flrst sangto.
pether in its unfathomable depths. And in
to the very presence chamber Of nature, in
the midst Of such mystery and beauty that |
one who sees puts off his shoes, the farmers
work brings him. Is It small thing TO |
minister daily in such templef
The associations that cluster around this |
work oftilling the soil are many and roman
tic. The first man. the ideal man fresh
from the hand of his creator, given the
dominion of the whole earth, was set at an
ideal employment, and that employment
was farming. His farm was a garden OF
great extent and his work was to dress and
to keep 1t.
The grandest of the grand old Romans
whom the boys when they go to college
never tire Of telling us about, were farm
ers. The Roman people chose their rulers
from plouphmen. Their shooman, trades
men, mechanics were plebeian; their agri-
culturists patrician, honorable
When our Savior was on earth his les
sons, illustrations, parallels, were drawn SO
often from the work Of the husbandman
that kind of halo gathers around 1t.
wonder that the thoughtful man can go
from his morning prayers to his WORK IN
the spring time without thinking of The SOW
er who went forth to SOW or watch the grad
ual growth of the up-springing plant with
out remembering how like the kingdom
Of Heaven it is, coming not with observa-
ton but slowly, silently, first the bla lie
then the ear and last the full corn in the
ear.
e. a. -. oJ Co.. ,ha so,,
'0i u T ~ tSat hoar oon,nIa;r,s from
,,o,,,r ,,o, 80 ,onnn ,rouon from nan
S I'll 49,, ~ 80 aI,,or nt ;,s Jrnd,,or,,
n. a,sa
Ito ,Wta,, 2 ala, c.;ond, sa, ,n,I.asn,
,h;nasof o,'r ne, hore c,n s,nilo Thov
40 10, Ino,r e
Rnt ,bon ,,o f,rrors ,homso,ves oro lie.
oon,an,od orJ rar;na n, ,hoir Iot an,
sod ""' 'NP"' 'o'' ""'
No, FIN, 7 vorld bavo oro nro,end ,o
o,t,,ns;as,, tho, ha dnas NO, tooi ~ s,soi'
io,v L., h;s &C. ,;Lo . h;,,ar n;,i hoII;,,,,
h;s n,.oo and n,.t;nn M , s;ar p''' "'"e
r,,;" ~ 10, ann.a'.t,' = :. d,,uoo
and ca tas o;ro,, .ho d,;r,r,on of Va,
m,ort 30 moo,1i,, ~, al, or;,anoo co., ,han,
s;o,,,,, euJ,,r, t,,a;, L.,
tt ;horo !. No hoon,r mn ,,orrros. M
rost in our Iives lot ms search fnr tho tbino
~, h;ndors no ~, Lno,y ,ho, ono's
hal NAV no ~ hon, ,y;,h lahor ,,,ot he con.
MT soo tbo sLv or ,,o n,onnto;ns amaze
~, sIi.d ;,;,H ,;an,rn ,h", ha l. rovor
f,a., ~ s,J o,, ,si,at ~" por'ons ,bomoh,
ar avon ,vbat Ch,is, hos sold? And ,han"
,Yhst - f,rn, l;fn ho ,nii Of ,,,,otrr .nd Tho
farmer have M n,us;c IN h;s soni5 What ;f
The world be fnlI Of beantv and the wo.
simmer be blindP What II there sbou,J h..
ooiaf,;.i ,,,,s;o l., ,,,a ,,;,5 hs.r ~ .Lo
one who should listen be deafp
Nt c;S 10 r., 4; - , ,1
MY irlenus, II lhere is man VINO ieaus
his daily life in the presence of our grand
hills and mountains. and never feels his
heart stirred s;th;n him ons Who COOS 70
the field in sum.n..r time. dav after day.
unmindfuj of tho sonos Of birds or The
Thousand bormon;ors yoicos ~ natnre. n n
who looks ont mon onr winter handsome.
when the sunlight has olorified it. and does
not fool b;s wbole sonl awod and hnsbed
os in the nresence of outside himself su,
nerior mysterious div;ne lot him nrav
aarnes,,v thot b;s hind evos NAV no onened
tIat bis deaf ears NAV bo unstonned and
that he NAV he horn ogain of the sni il
"Such handsome land" exclaimed A Yer
mtnter lately returned from the West.
smooth as the floor: not A stick or a stone
n mick nm. and forty bushels of grain To
tho acro And then such handsome trees
-chestnuts of six vears' growth. that would
split into three rail cuts every time.
declare II makes me home. sick." Sick of
home. he meant Now. am not insensi.
ble to such charms. I grant them nil thew
are worth. but as that was all the traveller
had to report Of his trim. I could not helm
being reminded of pussy cats visit to her
majesty. az grapbicalIv described In Mother
Goose
prss,, 10, prssv co+ ,v,,oro ,,oro Won, ,,oor,
o, have been to London; to see the queen.
Well, what did you see there2
oh' c saW h''ic house unuer 'he queen
Pussy had an eve to business in the oueens
palace Evidently all The snlendor of that
roval dame went for nothing with her. But
shall we men and women in the world
God has made and f,tted I'm Tor ma olor;ous-
". NAV the mart of brute beasts?
And an am Glad when hear the nroud
boast from conventions like This that their
frat business ia to raise men when 7 learn
of their inviting the President of our mi
versitv 70 tall, 70 them obont their bovs and
Girls and when vonr Presdeut navs the
comn,;mort 20 sr1oo., tbot tbov noy have
some other ,yorL in Tho family than the
mere drndgerv of l. and asks ne humbler
roonle 20 toik about howe l;fo rnon Tho
farm
Uoro rfo and have bon, yor ont &c
d,ors GOOD rart of,ha limo rac;no tbrousb
tho Aeids romnno in tho harm and Iookino
at Tho scenorv Wall dear iodv fr;ends +
ia a oood rIoco 20 no IN Tn the m;,Ion;rr
axnoo, xor,or Iii, oIuovs baIr r.Lo tho
bov Hid a. 49,. hrsL ~ oorp ond no,
..b;,od man" ,v;ii ,.La tnrn o. tha wash'
;nn ond sorrhh;n, n doora 7, !. rood
th;no NOV 70 ant;o;nota ,ho ,n;ilon;nr, bv
frenSent ,vsiLs and la. n ,ha f,eiJs NJ,
,hot tha ,orh ;ndoors Is n ~ ~ nm
noe,icsj ;f r,ananad r;ohtP;f VOW Lot Tho
am com,o ;,.n ,,",.r L;,oSon ,.in3o,.s Laau
tho oraa n.os sou. n,;u ro " vo,,, hs
Joor and h s sowars Don,, ho ofra;d
IN ston to raad uowsnanar a;,bor or 10,
sor,a pro raad .iond ,.,;In .ho 81 800
on To ,t;s dau navar oat h;t of s no..
choo.a y, fsosh aro.s h,,,or hnt r. oat a.. '"
hres.h 20 ~ s"sI v"s., Dss 70 "a
u '"o ose' ."%' s'e" "'ounu pui