The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
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1t is u secure dwelling place" A cit

It's the chain that links father, mother,
brothers and sisters together
otis lifes estate :" for this estate pur-
poses are formed aud enterprises hazarded
battles fought, and by its inspiration vic
tories are won
lis the harmony of love, happiness,
and rest, 1t is all that IS sweet, beautiful,
and enduring
Home is one Of the first words we learn
to speak, and is often the last that is
spoken. What is II that burns in the
thoughts of the dying soldier as be lies
fainting on the battle field, close by a torn
broken shruh,-the little reminder of the
half buried, overgrown garden wall that
hens in, though far away ell Of earth that
he holds dear? And rs lies gateway
closes behind him, and heavens opens be-
fore, his watchword still is home. There
is nothing that will live in the memory like
it, there is nothing that can oblterate it
1t will live despite of time and all of its de-
stroying influence. Age, sickness and de-
cease may wear on, and wear out nearly all
consciousness of passing events, but the
thoughts Of the old home with all of its sur
roundings will remain wildly impressed
upon the mind How important then that
our dwelling places should be pleasant and
happy homes. And in making them so,
every lUtUlUtT Vi tUc HOustHOlu musb COu-
tribute each their share the wife and
daughters, and the husbands and sons as
well, while the gentle cord of sympathy
connects the combined efforts of all to-
| gether.
Our homes are affected directly OF indi-
rectly by everything under the sun wheth-
er near or remote. They are affected by
| the government of our own country, and
by that of other countries by the COM
merce, manners and customs, the virtues
and corruptons, the independencies and
necessities, the christianity and organism,
the arts, inventions and all proticencies
while there are many little things connect
ed with the inter- working of this home Or
eanization that would seem at first of no
possible Importance. We cannot liuger to
trace these various agencies and their man
ner of converging towards one center
home but among the many things and
many kinds which go TO make up our ideal
home. We will look at a few of the near
est by. First of all this home must have a
government but love must be the sole
dictation and where love reigns, all of the
other graces will be subservent in making
pleasant and desirable dwelling place.
None need fear under such rule, none need
contend for their rights they will assur-
edly have them, and hand them around,
'in honor preferring one another" None
need fear such government will fall and
put out rude hand to steady lit is Sc
cure.
In and around our nome we Wouiu nave
light the earnest OF 'he sun nealln-glv-
ing rays, ana lts last twillgnt AUREUS ,
woulo nave neaven own pure .fa .h 'Iis
light, TO Hume me soul win pure .houghls
ana 1eenngs anu "ne'ner 'ue noliie ue y.
dressed IN piue anu Purpie ,ia''ers NOV, l..
must De iiileu 10 Tue ori'h WIN ioVe' slniies
and giauness: we "ouiu snuu as .ne
wise man ana poth rlches ana poverty
aud choose rather plenty ana comfort.
Inc Doard must De spread WIN everything
good and ep]oyaD,e WINE AROUND this
! board "olive plants shouiu DC growing Oh
every SIDE.
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anything else suggestive oi sociaoli'ty
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nerv,uslv summed
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-. the little souirrel and the henhawk the be,
&c, Ths .nuirrel was very gentle with no m
ny oh;er rdu' avs b,, !, could NOT learn
sxod dancers The hawk would Nv aw
~, n;Ght. whsrs i, nleased and in the morn