Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-01-17

to exclude yourself from the true enjoyment
ofit.-[ Ihoreau.
No being is more void of care and reiec
ton than the slave none dances more gaily
III his intervals of labor but make him free
give him rights ari interests to guard, and
he becomes thoughtful ana Iaborious.-- Irv.
ing.
The end shall crown the work,
Work on. then to the end,
Though Oft the way is dark
And clouds portead.
The work is ours to do
Enough Tor our faint sight,
The end God knows. Press on
The crown-is light tBOpkeT.s
vine bears three grapes, the first OF
pleasure, the second of drunkenness, aud
the third OF repentance. Anarcharsis.
Whoever thinks of life as something that
could be without religion is yet in deadly is-
norauce OF both. Lie and religion are one,
or neither is anything. macdonald.
Death has really no meaning for the child
only when life has tossed and shaken US
roughly about does a comprehension for 1t
arise Jacob Corvinus-Der Hungerpas-
tor.
No man is worthy, of laboring for the
highest and purest, whose hand and heart is
not pure. There is no greatness, which does
not lest on true morality. b. Auerbach-
Auf der Hohe.
Tins se.r.s 10 ma , ,-ra,. trntb in any er-
lie ar cb,.. vhats,eye2 tI,t sorrow was not
given u, for surroWs sake, but always and
InfAllhly as l,Sson TO ~, from which We
are TO lelru somewhat, and which, the some
what once learned ceases to be sorrow
-[Carlyic.
All Gods children have received Gods
Spirit, whereby they are made humble. be-
lievinc, holy and watchful humble. as re-
gafdS tHet sii' prhevlnS III regard 10
ChrlSt holy IN regard oi their conscience.
and U..t.lfgl in their ttfDrt 70 keen all God
,.,,,,r,,.,. .I,,.r,ts rpovsop
..Whatcy-r goo,. orator. CT sage
May sny of /. CID asc j. still old age
What then = Shall we sit idly down and say
That night hath come, lit l. no longer day p
The nj zht hath NOT yet como We are not quite
so,nstb.,, SI 'rs ne 10 dn
Fy.1 tbe,,rle1t trs. so,ns n ,T,,it NAV b.,r
-. B.. .,,,...-t,',Ss,,. -, - ''
r. o.. -. - - - - ,.,,,t,.- 4.o--
Ar~ gs M. le--al,r,,- tv= .I..-bt f,ir- awav,
Tue 'As Is hi'e1 viii stars invisible by day;
-L0"g' ''fioN.
c.. r-.-.. g., .-. ,z.;, =; H..
N'S'' ''-'i'' nom Sieat NhO,ifeS i 'He
best definition Of happy life. The easiest
lAoors Is burden 10 MN VINO has no motive
'oI I'''''I''Np H.
Energy viii do anything that can be done
stances, no opportunities, will make a two
legged animal man without it Goethe.
ONLY
.-Inasnueh a. yc have done it unto one Of the
least OF these Ny brethren, We have done /: unto
ne -Aat-' XIV ~.
Only a word Tor the Master
Lovingly, quietly aid.
On. vn.y "a. Moro
And some .a'ntint hearts were fed.
On! lo9A ol ftin onstrahce' on,, i:a',
only a iooE!
Yet the strong man shook,
anu A' went al ue 10 weep
Oniy some act oi devotion,
..s;,-s' y 9,,E,sy 10y ,lUr,,, uUns .,
soi6e proud world thought
But Yet s.uls T Christ were
on,vsu bour with IN. children
Plei-antiy. cheerfuIlv given;
Yet seed was sown
,r.b ,a1 IA ~. ir a,,t .-,,;, e,r ba..,
oniy but Jesus Is looking
Io nth and ss.s so"H
Th.-e who strive to please
And theiF love lie loves TO crown
II Won feel yourself tossed on the billovs
Of despair. aud. looking around for some sig
nal Of hope. your eve meets nothing but
troubled sea-theu seek the righteousness of
Christ as an anchor of hone within the vail.
-[Guthrie.
The best reclpe for going through life in an
exquisite way. with beautiful manners. is to
feel that everybody. no matter how rich or
Door. needs all the kindness he can get from
Others IN the world The greatest praise
written o. Madame Recamer, the most beau
tliul woman and complete lady OF her own or
any other time, was this Disgrace and