Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-07-27
COLE EN- HEAVES.

Where all the clashing elements of this
Discordant scene are hushed in deep repose,
Observation-Disclosures (ah me, that land to win!p
Is some bright realm, beyond the furthest main,
Where trees and knowledge bear no fruit of sin,
And buds of Pleasure blossom mot in pain.
an end to mortal strife
With immortal yearnings; nevermore
The outer warning with the inner life
Till both are wretched. All, that happy shorel
Where shines for aye the souls ~refulgent sun,
And life is love, and love and joy are one!
John G.. SAGE.
The best result to be derive from his
tory is the enthusiasm it kindles.
The true Christian is ever ready to receive
on himself the blow aimed at the cause of
Christ.
Surely heyd do not truly love Christ, who
love anything more than Christ. Grace is
given to trade with. 1t is given to lay out,
not to lay up.
-Don'tlive a single hour ofyour life with
out doing exactly what ought to be done in
it, and going through it from beginning to-
end.
If my Lord would come and take me to.
himself my JOY would be first that / would
be forever near him, and then that / should
never wound him again by sin.-Anon.
People of a profound and serious turn
OF mind are placed in a difficult position as
regards the public.
Let him who would have me for a lis
tener speak positively Of the p%roblematic
| have enough within myself.
Superstition is so innate in man that il
we try to expelit it retreats to the oldest
hooks and corners, reappearing Unexpectedly
when it may hope for any security.
-"There must be classes p Very true;
but think how mysterious and often unac-
countable it is, that lottery of life which gives
this man the purple and fine linen, and sends
to the other rags for garments and dogs for
comforters.- Family Far.
To hold truth for untruth is always a
loss even if the matter immeditaly in ques-
ton is trivial. The prejudice may arise
from some unperceived defect in ourselves;
and the letting in of the new light may be a
step in the course of self improvement. But,
further, such a misrepresentation may pos
sibly hinder the acceptance of some ulte-
rior truth, which is Ofreal Importance. Thus
the diligent fostering of a candid habit OF
mind, even in %trifles, is a matter Of greater
moment than appears at first sight.-Deans
b Hoaoson.
-"Sunday is Gods special present to the,
working man, and one Of his chief objects is
to prolong his lite, and preserve efficient his,
working tone. In the vital system it works,
like a compensation pond it r~eplenishes
the spirit, elasticity and vigor, which the.
last.slx days have drained away, and supplies
the force which is to fill the six days sue.
ceeding !; and in the economy of existence
it W the same purpose as in the econ
emy ofincome is answered by asavings bank.
The frugal man who puts away apound
to-day, and another next month. and who in
! a quiet way is putting by his stated pound
from time..to time when he grows old and frail
gets not only the same back again, but
many pounds besides. And the conscientious,
+ man, who husbands one day of his existence
every week-who, instead of allowing Sun
: day to be trampled and torn in the hurry
, and scramble of life, treasures ii up--the
: Lord of Sunday keeps it for him, and in
length of days the halo ofage gives it back
t with usury. The savings bank of human
existence is the weekly Sunday