Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-06-30

Jupiter as seen Oh the evening of March lo,are
ialse Impressions. To get the right impress
SION one must sec the mountains from a pal
loon, and the planets from the sun. To see
human life as it Is in all its variety and reach
and issues. we must see it from above, from
the centre that Is from the point OF view
of God himself. We must transport ourselves
to his position, that is, speaking practically,
we must yet into sympathy with his mind
and will, in order that We may sec things
he does. Tho Pgalmist was greatly per
picked by one Of the vexinC problems Of life.
lie could not understand why the good were
80 often unhappy, and the bad happy, and
the more he thought upon it tho more pain
ful his thoughts became, until he went into
the sanctuary of God, and then he under
stood, He had boon estimating lifo by the
secular standard. When he came under the
influence of the sanctuary he found himself
weighing happiness with u truer sbekel. lie
saw, what we might wish every young man
might see, that the reality of Happiness is
is better than it, false shows; that money and
place, and power, and the admiration of all
eyes, are good only relatively, only If they can
he had without costing too much. but are no
conversation for sorrow and pain, for heart
ache and u remorseful conscience; whereas
peace of mind. an approving heart the love of
friends whom ono has blessed, and the favor
of God are good absolutely, which nothing but
goodness ca merit, and which no calamities
can abolish or destroy ! have seen young
man stand in all the unconscious beauy and
glory of his young manhood; erect as know
ing nothing to be ashamed of; open-oyed ,fran nix.
smiling upon the future his strength as the
strength of ten because his heart was pure :;
anu women centrclng upon MN, blessing
him, cheering him on into his career, not be-
cause they foresaw that he would be rich, or
famous, or powerful, though they would be
glad that he should be AL. but because they
saw that he had Il noble idea OF life, that he set
a higher value on tho higher things of an earth
ly career, and would not be bribcd as perhaps
they themselves had been by the soroid and
ignoble successes OF life to forego its real prizes
ana achieyements: Ihe spiendor for which we
sometimes envy men Is often to them sheer
misery. W lille we are envying them they are
envying us. The only good which is satisfy
ing and abiding is that which we can take into
the sanctuary, and which viii eudure its tests
BE good man" said " alter Scott in his last
sickness to LoclShart. nothing else will be of
any Use when you come here Long before
this he had put the same thought into the
mouth of the scottish maiden in her address to
Queen Caroline. 1t is the appeal which the
nObler minds are always making from the
glamours TO the realities Of life. from the iudg-
ment of the world to the judgment of tue
sanctuary; Even the Judgment of the world,
toward an appreciation of that which is truly
admirable and beautiful in life, and we are
ever and anon startled to sec how the world
measures auu applauds its real heroes, but the
true Christian spirit ID still, as it has always
been the unworthy spirit, the spirit which cs-
timates life not by its prosperity but by it's
worth. The ordinary current judgment of men
upon each other is of superficial measurement
only; II Uses no astrolabes and 10 plummets;
II has no power of measuring heights and
depths. But to the young man whose ideal of
lie i stlll IN the m0hIns there comes the un-
falling vision OF every true poet the asprat ION
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