The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-30
JUDGE NOT.
At T hSssI' a Second Glance

Appeo'
ceitful. .;ne YOU think you
Just a az IT. driven into a corner sr
have .sa. t tSele is no possibility OF es,
so THAI !, ' 1sry frequently gets beyond
CAPE ~ sH aud even your vision by
your touea o az you did not look for
@ = q knew nothing o oGdicted to stars
= Ttose who are aus aud turn their
ga1ngs'o tn the Polar lu ntdr ;fsslt sn bnt
they are a sent taxes Light IT, which ViTaa
they are n3 tSs rate Of 1920 miles miles
trav' Is a. a6 Iui lust $50 yeaIa to ore dea On
Der second, orb: so that what We
US from thai nav nav be the iAumina+
s stHn a proceeding from ron s su%s # rnay
t.o TONI pan and may not, s 81 TO resTs
have o OTos months ago q ana ,h we
and soi tssp On lookiug at ~ns'
would Af hut is no ionge,
was, IL g ha,ieye we see it every
and fully p1 "t hat wsy. In any
tims We are simply beholding 81 ONT
case We at1 ~ s1 whose radiance began
81 81. InnG but swift journey a. tj ,esSs
us tSo ,J 1ifetimes ago, and the ." ,hnae
wv W. Cbebold was intended Dy ,a onUse
we pen mansgs the far-away source
Tno ll for our great grandnpaTenls-
f Go y TailToad tram travelling at !ne s
II a raall : Soda Springs excursion
rate Oh po9" ~. Polaris o-day, 1t
w Won be advisable for the pass and
cara to take extra lunch Dash0I 1o MD
ofber conveniences, Tor ~ ~ o s as1
taFe them just 1851, 5sS. o!4' oOt ti Dos
tahT tn to Get there, and by the tlms
y !ta . a vi back their children WGu III
lnty gOT them and Utah would De
not kho" 6 ~ ntIer and Sussn B.
8 State; D Ta,id in eli probability De
dead and Vermont De Z D0ln'
common wealth. ,r.iu RI
All This bringl up uain o,,s
+hnnghs rs veil as IRAN Or o. cs sae
W y1o can't always tell. You see
an ID vSn ciou't see. The human cpSS
@ @na re y is easily deceived anu anu
t tLcai h prn ~ su,icol4r organ IS otten
Ssf T We tbink we see tnins .
when We don't, and are suso cd I'd
have heard things which heV tz; nae
al existence. OF all cEeate9 osln "
man is tho most helpless at the com
aancsment f his career, ths most
donbi(uI 0uring ms progress through
Ito and the most useless Wh9n DE
d i-.t Ire natEOwed to sp u. iheEe
uHl o. n,roonfion to this rule, at least
have been able to fnJ none III to'
EncvcloI liza BRITANNICA, thesSAL1
LAKE HERALD, or the Utah 0SzsV
teer. Ur,
Known is not necessarily the psrsoi
wo tie him to Re. The reason VI
ioCk mon him as q no>account ]
becsnge We only see that pcrlcn q
him which lest accords with cur ID
herite6 shortsightedness and lmpgr
feet Judgment. Nesee him nosas q D
actually Is at all times, oAI a. a a
int. aud depraved fachlty cause
no to see him. The same rerso
under such ircum tarces So deS eve
char qualities in mis- natures o.
cnmes a paragon 0! wisdom, pr
diav s1nonc man, and very pm
of 1arfecttoD and yet he is exact
the being he wSs oeiors' h y, !.
stance-A man who once hsul'
wood into Missouri town TOT
living. and on cold day in Janual
cot drunk and fell INFO a bes0tt'
stupor on his load, and would h@'
Fro1,n IN death but for the time
arrival O. a ueighhor, wss OF couf
an obiect of general contempt; D
body cared about taking With III
in a public place; and If he hao e
tered a grand parlOr or hignNton
s0ciablc, he would doubtless ha
been k cked into the street; be "
looked upon with one pair OF ey
then, aud the judgment Great
behind the eyes YVES that he was
bad case: it was another pair OF ey
in the same person that loosed up
him ten years later when ne Walk
up the steps of thu executive ma
sion at Washington as President
the United States. The man b
not greatly changed his habits I
had, the people who would previouI
have cast him ont obtained diff
emit visionary organs-they had &c
the wrong man or taken the wro
time for their observations; that v
all. Singular, isn't itP But we
do it. On the other hand, it is es
to remember man who once sal!
on the high tide of prosperity in I
empire ely of the Union; 8 hE
dred thousand men only waited
hear his pleasure to sesit perform
basked in holy transports in
sunshine of his smiles and vi
transported to realms of ecsts
when he took them by the har
He was the greatest henefactor
the poor III his neighborhood Ii
had ever known; out when son
perhaps most, Of those same ! ereC
afterwards ratified the j1dgmt
which sent the autocrat il to
priscn where he ended his lie
i'sglace, they must have thon;
'hst things end people were not
ways what they seemed, even
them.
What The eye seeth not, the he
doth not gfieYe at; and what the
thinketh it seeth it so netimes d
not zee,
YOU can't aITava fell