Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-02-17

IPunIiSuFD ~ REprEsr.l
We are all students IN the school ct life, D.
md nature and experience are oUr teach /
rrs. Graduates from this school do not |
receive a roll of parchment after few
Years study, then bow themselves OF the
stage, to 20 forth straightway and Tor
get the most Of what they may have !
learned. Our course OF study begins
with infancy, and we graduate only
when we leave the stage OF the world.
We learn our lessons from day to day,
our Rotations are heard and criticised
bv our school-mates, and We reason out
the same truths and arrive ut the same
conclusions that others have before us.
Still nature never showed any OF us any
of the formula for the laws OF falling
bodies; neither has experience ever dem
onstrated to anyone the problem ot the
right angled triangle. 1t is different
kind of knowledge that we learn from
that wonderful book who runs may
read"
Turn child loose Tor time upon INC
world, and give nm rem. lie VIII re-
turn discovcrcr and cOnquerOr. lie
will tell OF the mowers he ''l'oS !" HIS
path, OF the trees, ana the o'ruS th't
sing among the hrancheS' OF Tue Pco"'es
under his feet and the clouds that roll
II h,.- : lta II
overhead nc mas 'o"l" '''e '''''>'' ~
sect Ill us hiuuer no''e' anu A'S SYN ,'!e
renotest star WHOSE ''u'''ec ''"'".' ms
eye he mas oee'' S'''t'e" ol ''' 'E','-
hihH h'Sh' anu ""'" ~ I'll, ''''' W ','>
thunder. lie mas i 'eu ~ ''',D'>' t'>
foundations OF the ra'hooW' anu nus gov,
eted the diamonds o' '"e "'" ~ ',''S
been ore''ehea III A'o ''''.' ','''' ''''
h'n's"ii Ill INC o''"NS. VI ''> ''''
snort nc mas SIu"''" '"'' 80, -
the universe ''"u mas 'S''' 40 'o79''''
perieetiE'
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tnre lhS'Fue'lo"' nc N''N' '''''''''7
OF the re'atloh Vi "o''">' '"' '''N II ''''
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imam the MAJ N'''ES y" '"' NESH :" ~,
sparro" nest ie N"'Ns ''''>'' '''''>>'
o' FeSe''"'e ''''' 'm''''''' lux ''''' ''''
certain "''ue' S'"'"'"S VI '"' pay ',N''
universe hu' III - la ''o''' ''>'''' " '',' -
VIC "ou'u ca" al ''">",'u maui ~ '''>
same t''i'e le mas S''''e" III '''' 'o"'' - ~
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Ion '"o'ous, N'""''''3I ~ '''''"'
'hei'' Is d part VI " u w 'u"l"'''''' "'''9
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Is developer III one ''''e "'''''
But neither IS '""' man 'eNcSS"'''! ,o
"eateu WHO can u'''d'e' an ''e NY SUI ~
o' lieo'eW VI "'ee"' Vi "u' Pos''SS'' 81
exhaustive N''o"'eoEe VI t''5o''','e' =
ana come See''o''S. ms "''''u - u1'e''PN'
100 huSh !" "''"'"e' '"0. H't''>' o''' !
IKE tree on 'Ae SS"S"o'e W"''e III
"'hd always "'o"S III one o,' '','o''' ~
branches All grow |" Que oe' us |. "'
is warped ana tW.ste'' ana II Is Soou '''
ther LOT use nor 'o' ornament NOV
Inherent from '''e SI"'U! o'" u our Ne'
mont hilIS' "h'eh grows la'Ic' anu strong
CT anu more s""to'! WI" ''''A so, ~
Ao"e-S'ueu man can no '''o' MANY neat
way on MS one hoooy IMAM S'e'"''
can CROSS '"c ocean WI" o"V P'u"''
wheel he VIII 'lre'e ABOUT MS '''t'c "''
DOT Oh SCH S"''s''e''o"' with no 'u''
the great ocean OF opportunity outs'u
WIN all us wealth. ana It's treasures
Inc nrst ana most important requisite
then' 1or true eouS"t'on' Is what
may TERM Tor wantoi De'ter synonym
DaiaHce' ana III TACT inc terms arc a'"loS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wen balanced ma
IS the truly educated man. Inc drIN
whc2is OF locomotive are weighted q
the SIDE opposite the SIDE rods that tt
revolutions may be steady and reGuIa
without these weights the great vince
would 90 with slip and plunge, ar
the engine could not draw a tram, ar
could scarcely move itself. Howev
strong the crank pms and side rods m;
be, and however powerful the steam
the cylinder, the wheels must be balance
that the engine may be OF practical us
So in the mental application, howev
capable we may be i'll one branch, '
must possess enough mental balance
keep the wheels moving regularly al
properly.
This we know is an age OF spcc,alt