Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-11-14

Is laid u31n e.erujty. no crack in it
But sh ws the underlying helyen.
-Kiaatiep.
That low mln s,Ai; litste; hiAs to do.
Sees it and does it,
This high man with q Srelt thing to pursue,
Dies ere he knows it.
Tunt low man goes Oh a ling one to one.
His hun lrnl soon hit,
This high m IN aiming at a million misses unit.
Car less seams the Great AvCnger
Histor y PAGES bat record
one d,ath-vrappIe in the darkness twixt false sys-
tens and the Word:
Truth forever On the ssAf ,l wrong forever on the
throne
Yet that seltT III sNlys tht FUTURE and behind the
dim anknowu
San4eth tod within the shi low keeping watch above
his OWL.
Do nothing without dcsign.-ASiati'
p 90 Yb.
Tie moral law OF the universe is prog
ress. Al ,&.i15'.
One always finds time for what one likes
TO do.--.Anon
If you believe in eyil, you hove done
evil De MuSst.
Rpcoliecli. is the only paradise from
which we cannot be ned.-Rtchtcr.
One must be poor to know the luxury
of giving -Wdalenatrch
Poor and content is rich, and ch
enough, - Shakespeare.
Gods gold thoulh dim in the dust :;
ur polish snol turns it yellow -hrotUn
ing.
Is life worth living? that depends upon
the liver -Wut0ch.
God made him and therefore let him
pass for ii man. -.ShnbeSpeare.
Many good purposes lie in the church,
yard. M,ljp Henry.
Uneasiuess is species of sagacity Fo, Is
are never uneasy. - Goethe.
The indivitln,l /, the incarnation of a
,livlnr idea what is great in the
man il his individual self. He must draw
ont of the we'll of his own being Ktn
Snntr00fd
No man is ever off duty. In all places
aud at all times he is to be armed, wa,ch
tul. ready for his work. The scripture.
make no lHoNisfh'i i)I putllnp OH ln'
armor OF God.-U~jted Presbyterian.
Religion is that nobler half of life
withut which nothing stands in u tru
balance. 1t wants the same kind of prac
tical training aS the olher side, and viii
marveiously he'p and steady that.-Dr.
Bushnell.
He who calls himself witness does so
with reference to II witness, and not to hs
conscience.
The years write their record on human
hearts, rs they do on trees, in hi den
inner circles of growth which no eve can
see.-Sure Hotn.
There are some men who are pillars in
he church, and do not see Ii to know it !;
there are others who think they are pill
lars. but are only caterpillars. .-ReposHory
1866
Wisdom in determining is preferable
to courage in fighting; but in this we ar
to take care that we ale not swaYed by
fear of fighting rather than a considera
tion by expediencg.-Clcero
The strength of the donkey mind lie. in
adapting II course inverseIv as the argu.
mens urged, which, well consllere
requires ns great a mental force as tn,
direct sequence. Geo Eliot.
Does not the poor mtn of to-day yoke
the lightning and or Ter tho mtgnet.c
nerves of the world -Chapin.
Show me the man you honor know
by that symptom better Than any Other
what kind OF Il man you yourself are Eos
you show me there what your ideal o
m manhood is-what kind of Il man you
long inexpressibly TO be-Cu3isic
Do not pity yourself. Self compassion
is morbid luxury, caricature OF sell
respect. Do not nurse your grief and
brood over it. Do not feed it with though,
iii it grows big Forget your self
Think of the word with It's want and woe
Think of God and hls help. Fling your
self, sorrow and all. upon the distress OF
man, and you shall find how God comforts
There is q power in the soul,
quite separate from the intellect, by which
God is felt Faith stands serenelv fur above
the reach of the atheism of science. Il
does not rest on the wonderful, but on the
eternal wisdom and goodness of God
The revelation of the Son WAS to proclaim
a Father, not a mystery. No science can
sweep away the everlasting love which
the heart feels, and which the intellect
does not even pretend to Judge or recog
nlze r W. robertson
He has respect for religion. Is ii
possible? How vastly condescending
How deeply humble! The creature has a
respect for the service of the Creator! A
grasshopper degns TO acknowledge that it
bas respect for the King of Kings and
Lord of Lords. Verify subject OF coa-
graduation for the universe! A worm
crawling in the dust ccnfesses to its fellow
worm that IL has some respect fol the
government of the high and mighty One
that inhabteth eternity Wuhlen
berg
There is no testing of character like the
testing which comes with the possession
of power. No man knows, or shows, all
that is in him until he has the power to
do with impunity whatever he pleases.
Plato, in the republic, questions whether,
If Just man possessed The ring of GYges,
and could % in and out among men
unseen of them, doing whatever he chose,
and taking whatever he wished. stlll con
tinueing invisible ;--whether his justice
could bear the strain of such temptation;
tor and he even suggests that men are
usually inst from compulsion rather than
from choice.-1imeS.
THE USE OF MILK The Medical Rec.
ord says: mo one who, tatigued by
over exertion OF body and mind. has over
experienced the reviving influence of