Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-23

% neii , iHo ~ WAS ""ste',Yi III c'r"
,i' no 'i't. w." "',n"l"E SH' o'i' hot !, '"'h
of r,cnrn;,ion 1ait ,naI sIa Ii-I .,i,
wish rs T., ..r and slooraJ o,,o,. ~ ~,
.el,rpnniuus Sh. lool,od IN, ,....,.
tIJo, wbor diamond oo,in int, - 49,,
that hod in tha momant turnod asbon
hund mad sorrowf,l Rnt in tho no..
instant vnu c,lled her attention and sh,,
cave if meyer saw sncb n tr,nsforn,,
| ion Shn spened to thinl of o,hin,,
bevnnd Won and your sunerti.ioI chn,ina >
.Shn was dnubtLss th,nl,b,I fnr ~
diversion II otT,rdedr renIird ,bn tronI
"I WIS DR. C,mtron whcnn Won saw TO-
h,s bprn drinkiug heavily of late lie -
no, orI,, SON ,nI e, hnn.Ins. R,t sh,
can L9,dlv know ,be rxtent of bis dissi.
n,iion Sho cnuld not he so cheerful If sha
did
.,Sha w,o,tLos hcr cross with rosos ;,
said the her IN tLouob,ful voice
They w,l;ed on in silence far tima
The shodn,y had cropded the brightness
Thcv vera l,dies nj culturr. with a,rnn.t
rurnose INTELLIGENT apnreciation and
YARN sympothics Mrs. I,nodon - nf.
long Fl nirrI Of Mrs Cameron. Mr.. Nrn
r0w conner into the citv and chprch
,ocictvin which Mrs. Cameron was wi, civ
known and we'll beloved.
Thoo,,l ha1 haor oJolirb,G,,oro N..
r.nnnr,,, -, ,,,s ''',' :. ynn,,n If nnhro r,tnro
a,tasn tl',, ", ,,a,"noa ,,,s n,er oxajrino r.,
n,i,I,i'hI'. .t,r,d ,vi, h y,,iod 10, ,Uos
'II,l =, t1.,,t froo f,l,r .,li n,obar;,.,tIa
cni;,,, ~ ,rh;,.h In.,Ii','I
w ,,i-," r'" v',i" nr ha,,',,,ru 1hn onnni
novdr , h,yo boon 4 trnIv nnhIe n.tnrs is
,,.or n,L,.., p.onJ win thn J;ani'r 't
,',lt.i,,, ,ho n,i,rh,
,oriior oriC,.Go Jo,, -, nvnn cnnsci,rs ,vnr,h
nonIJ incnso ma mri,lo rf ,,ian W.. ',,'nro1
in+n Lnr Io,ri,,,,ro,y A, rho ,i,.r .i,rh+
If tirst.born's di.houor, her stricken spirit
sank once for ali nbased, mo the dust.
rhencefUrth, if never before, of all Gods
creatures. there were none 80 numDie that
She was no. conleu. to minister ullo If
hereafter she shunned the front ranks,
,he did not shrink from doing brave work
IN the rear, amid the wounded and strug
Cling, Ii her voice was never heard upon
the platform or in The asscmbI Y, they WHO
iweIt IN alleys and attlc5 where poverty
md sorrow hide away from sight, heard
it and were conSoied bY lis tender
Gadences. II the Sunday scnuol missed
her from It's numbers, Sunday school
teachers felt her helpful service, wrought
or them in the sec'uslon OF her thoughtful
hours. When urged by those who iancied
hat she was hiding her light under II
oushcl 10 come forward and take promi
1ent parts. saying, You ought, because
you are so abundantly qeaitied for highest
work." she answered only, with her rare
bright smile and gentle playtulness, If
hat is true, then am abundan!ly quaIt
led for lowest work, and abundantiv
wiling for it. It is somewhat worth
wnlIe' you snow 70 OFihS up Inc stragsIels
the rear
Aud so, mngling her tears with her
PRAYERS ont of sight, seen only by him
Who seeth in secret, giving the brightness
Dt her smiles and the music of her cht cry
ones to those about her, he bore her
cross indeed, but hidden its il were. with
oses.
MIS-. More wns one ofthose rare. blessed
enthusiasts who seem to work miracles by
he very force of their enthusiasm. With
,er to see need was to set about supplv.
no il to see a soul in reril, TO consperafe
aef every energy to its rescue. This sad
picture of the sorrowing mother and the
srripo son remained with her in the weeks
hat followed upon her social c4lI. Her
houohts continually reverted 10 the inn.
periled soul of the one, and the tortured
1eart of the other. He must be saved. ~
she said, one dav. rs Dr. Cameron passed
Qer door freed for the hour from tho
lemons thrall, with head erect. elastic
step, his fine face beamino with hiqh intel.
.iocnce ard Indicative of that higb strunq
nervous oruaniz,tion always So delicatelv
and dangerously vibrant to the thrill Of
he deslroyer's sub,l touch.
Wbv NAV NOT vsntrra someybat far
he reScue Of A soulp Why NAV not |. in
,ome measure, bear her burden who
shares The burdens of 50 many9n she said
Surely NAV. | will And baving
determined, she set about her Cbristlike
work. She soupht an introduction to Dr.
Cameron, and cultivated his acouaintance.
She cnpIL he chorminp when she liked
his wise little dove Of a woman. and She
made herself ,harmino for bis mother's
s,ke She made him her friend DR.
Cameron never knew to whose inf1ue,cp
ne was indebted for the call he receive1
IN the early autumn. from a wealthy
yentlemon who desired him to accornpany
7ls SONS. vonng lads craving to ranidlv
or their slender STRENGTH, UPON health
yoyace to the Bermuias. Nor did he
,uSpIct that Christian woman's iuteres5
IN his souls welfare was the power that
moved Judge Harmon, in settling the
for the trim. to saw. "Of
course, YOU will see the reasonableness of
nv stimulation that you shall pledoe
Yourself to abstain from the use of sll
Intoxicating stimulants and from tobacco
DURING our engagement. Nv bows must
not learn from YOU to love that which
NAV. in the end, destroy them"
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ha-a ~, r"' Lonn u,irbo',t roSN1ts 60
~ ;, ~ III ill.,, I ~ 80 ats,o. A..
~, w. o"'5 Eo ha.'anaI "a ~ har bn1no ir,n,o
iot y, 80 lo h;" no'lrn fran, ,ho it1nnd
U6oh ~ hod as 9ono in tia to n aoosnn a
wni.nei h;s L, no u',n thn;r oo,,onio Nv .hoir
ro, uy ,,ro n,o trn HG, % nYonr doctnr is nrnce of
fonnn, % IF Won nonlT oniv cot him n
,;ru e., au ti,,o ohe rbee hors aro
Iaro,nS "a - him loft tbop, at ~ hotoI
~ uG,o'b h;a, ~ Mntil shorid sao r. IL war;
VIZ rninr n 10 ha 'r anita ] arrnoahle to Won ~
go, ,s oil M have for The eveninr y
uaN0 US "Il Ny hoto iOt 'ho S'euihS'