Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-30

many innocent ana gOOu people 10 IOnuOn
tower, was himself imprisoned In the same
place, where the shades of those whom he
had maltreated seemed to haunt him sc
that he kept crying to his attendants
keep them of, gentlemen! for Gods sake
keep them off, The chickens had come
home to ruost. The body of Bradshaw, the
English judge, who had been ruthless and
cruel in his decisions, was taken from his
splendid tomb in Westminster Abbey, and
Mt Tyburn hung on a gallows from morning
until night in the presence of iocring null
ttudcs. ITamans gallows came a little
late, hut they came, Opportunities fly in
straight line. and Just touch MS as they pass
from eternity to eternity, but the wrongs
we do others fly in circle, and however
the circle may widen out, they are sure tc
come back to tho point from which they
started There are guns that kick!
THE REvEESEs OF FORTUNE.
Furthermore, let the story of Hnman
teach us how quickly turns the wheel Of
fortune One day excepting the king,
IIaman was the mightiest man in Persia.
but the next day, lackey. So we go up.
and so we come down. You seldom find
any man twenty years in the same circum.
stances. OF those who, in political Ifs
| twenty wears ago, we're the most prominent,
how few remain in conspicuity. Political
/ parties make certain mon 40 th"lr hard
| work, and then, after using them as hacks,
| turn them ont ON the commons to die.
! Every four years there is a complete revo-
| luton, and about five thousand men who
/ ought certainly to be the next president
| are shameIullr disappointed; while some,
! who tins day are obscure ana poverty
| stricken, Will rlde upon the shoulders OF
3 4 L. l. 1 H..
/ the people, and take their turn at admira'
| ton and the spolls OF Office On, how
! quickly the wheel turns! B4llot boxes are
the steps on which men come down as often
rs they 30 up. OF those who were long ago
! successful ~ the accumulation OF property,
how few nave not met with re'erseS! while
many OF those who then were strmtened in
cHcumstnnces now hold'the bonds ana the
BANK keys OF the nation. Ofa tickle things
IN the world fortune Is the most tickle.
Every day she changes her mind, and woe
TO the man who puts any confidence in
what she promises or proposes. She cheers
when you 20 up and she laughs when you
come down On, trust not moment your
heart $ affections TO this changetul world
Anchor your aoul III God. From Christ :
12inpaniunShip gather your satisfaction.
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d"!ent, riches or poverty, honor or disgrace,
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