Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-08-27

is the evil thereof" Do not worry about
notes that are far from due. Do not pile up
on your counting desk the financial anxieties
of the next twenty years. The God who has
taken care OF your worldly occupation,
guarding your store from tho touch OF the
incendiary AMI the key OF the burglar, will
be as faithful in 1891 as in 1851. Co.'s hand
Is mightier than tia Vaccinations OF stock
gamblers. or the plots OF political dema-
gogues, OF the rel right arm OF revolution,
and the darkness will ily and the storm fall
dead at His feet.
SO there are persons in feeble heliti AMI
they are worried about the future. They
make out very well nov. bnt thsy are both
ering themselves about future p!slrisles AL
rh"umatlsms AMI neurIlgI gas Rnl feYerS.
Their eyesght is feeble, an they ars wor-
ried lest they entirely loss it. Their herring
is indistinct an thev ara Alarmed lest they
become entirely deaf. They felt chilly to-
day, and are expecting an attack OF typhoid
They have been troubled for weeks with
some perplexiug malady, and dread becom-
ing lifelong invalids. Take care of your
health now and trust God for the future.
Be not guilty of the blasphemy OF asking
Him to take care of you while you sleep with
your windows tight down, or eat chicken
Saat at ii Oclock at night or sit down on a
cake OF ice TO cool of. Be prudent an tneI
be confident. Some of the siciest people
have been the most useful. 1t was 50 with
PsYson, who diel deaths daily, and R0bsrt
Hall, who used to stop in the midst OF his
sermon AMI llc down on the pulpit sofa 10
rest, AMI then 60 on agar. TheOlors Ere.
Iinghuysen ha great horror OF dying till
the time came. AMI then went peacefully.
Take care % the present an | let the future
look out for itself. Sufficient unto the day
is the eRil thereof
Again. the habit OF borrowing misfortune
is wrong because it units us for IL when it
actually does come. We cannot always have
smooth sailing. Life's path will sometimes
tumble among declivities and mount stoep
and be thorn pierced. Judas will kiss our
cheek AMI then sell us for thirty pieces Of
silver. Human scorn will try TO cruelty US
between two thieves. We will hear. the iron
gate OF the s4pulcher creak aud grind as it
shuts in our kindred But we cannot get
ready for these things by forebodings They
who fight imaginary woes will come, out OF
breath, into conflict with the armed disas-
ters Of the future Their ammunition will
have been wasted long before they come
under the guns OF real misfortune. Boys in
attempting to jump a wall sometimes go SO
far back in order n get impetus that when
they come up they are exhauste- and thpss
long races i'll order 10 get spring enough TO
vault trouble bring us up at last 10 tho
dreadful reality with our strength gone.
Finally the habit OF borrowing trouble is
wrong because 1t is unbelief. God has prom
ised to take care OF us. The Bible blooms
with assurances. Your hunger VIII be fell;
your sickness will he alleviat,l; your sofrows
will be healed. God will sandal your feot and
smooth your path, AMI along by fr0wninE Z
crag and opening grave souli tue voices OF
victory and gooi cheer. The summer clouds
that seem thunder chlrrel rpllly Curry In