News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-02-28

hayward boy-three troubles. L
is young man, salary cut down /,
cough, frowning future-three tro al
There is q maiden with difficult &c
lessons she cannot get, face that is
as attractive as some of her schooln Ia
prospect that through hard tim ss
must quit school before she gradu at
three troubles There is an auth Or
manuscript rejected, his power of o
nation in decadence, anumbness n !
finger and thumb, which threate ms
ralysis-three troubles. There ] S
porter of fine taste sent to repor ia
! gilism instead of an oratorio, Il le
he hands in rejected because til p
is full, a mother to support o. S
income-three troubles. l coul6 m
right off these seats and across tt is
form, if they would come at myt all
people with three troubles. TIL is il
opportunity to play the hero or ne
Inc, not on small stage, wi III a
hundred people to clap their a ppr,
but with all the galleries of he
filed with sympathetic and APP ,lau
spectators, for we are 'surroun ded
great cloud of witnesses. " My bro
my sister, my father, my mott ler,
q chance you havel While ou a
the struggle, if you only have the |
Of Christ to listen, voice ,arts
heavens, saying, my grace is suffi
for thee, " Whom the Lord lovet
chasteneth, " You shall be / more
Donquerors. " And that remil Ids L
letter on my table written by
me whom l suppose to be at this
ment present, saying, "My { lear,
doctor, you will please pardon the
er for asking that at some lime :
you feel like it you kindly pr each
the thirtieth psalm, fifth ver Sc, "
ing may endure for a nigh t, bu
cometh in the morning., and ]
oblige down town business man.
So to all down town busine IS mel
to all up town business men say: |
have on hand goods that you canno
and debtors who will not or iannot
and you are also suffering rom u
tainty as to what the imbecil Anne
congress will do about the tar; if, you
three troubles, and enough 0 brin,
within the range Of the CO asolati
my text, where you find the trium
Benalah over lion, and A pit,
snowy day If you have on ly one
blo | ponnnt Crp,,1 o1Iy - 81
today. You must have at least t
and then remember how me- ny hav
umphed over such a triad of misfor
Paul had three troubles: s anhedrj
nouncing him-that was o. 10 great
bic; physical infrmity, VII ich he {
"a thorn in the fesh, ;" an6 Ialthou
know not what the thorl was, Y
know from the figure he use d that it
have been something that stuck /
that was the second trouble :approa
martyrdom-that made Il le three
bles Yet hear what he Sc ys, "If
only one misfortune, cou Id stand
but three are two too ma n.y." \
mlslnterpret. He says: - sorrowfU
always rejoicing Poor, yet m
many rich. Having nothll ig, yeti
ing all Things, "Ihankf be unto
VINO glVeth us the victor y throug
Lord Jesus Christ. "
David had three troub les, a baC
temptation to dlssolu' teness an
thronement. What does he say?
is our refuge and strengt h, a very
ent help in time Of trout lie. The
will not we fear, thougl the cal
removed, ana though tn mounta
cast into the midst Of til sea-
John Wesley had tire troubles
amation by mobs, dom ,stio infe
fatigue from more sci mons ORE
and more miles travel ed than
any man or his time What d
say? 1.-THE best of all is. God i.
us And when his poet br
Charles Wesley, said t him. "B
John, if the Lord weret q give me
I'd fly" Johns reply was, "B
Charles, if the Lord t, I'D mo to f
do it and leave him to find the W
Depression OF Snow Day.
george Whitehead ad three tr
rejection from the ulpits of Ri
because he was too DIR amatic-th
one trouble; strabismr IS. or the CT
of his eyes, that subjec ted him to t
feature of all the sma' lwits of TIL
vermin and dead amin ais thrown
while he preached N the conn
that made three trout lies. Never
his sermons were so ouovant tina
tie child, dying soon after hearil
preach, said in the intervals of
Let me go to Mr.. Y Vhitefeld's
Oh, | am so glad Il lat Benaiah
text was not the only one who fri
ed over lion in ap il on n snow
Notice in my text a victory ov
weather. 1t was snowy day
ones vitality is at a low ebb {
spirits are naturally depressed q
does not feel like Undertaking
when Be- ,aiahrubs hi,
TO warm the I'M by extra fl
OF thrashes his arm around hin
we circulation OF the blood, al
goes at the lion, VIII ich was all tn
herce and ravenous because of tn
weather. Inspirat lon here adr
hindranC "a. The sno,
ut Valley Forge we fl nigh put an
Inc struggle for Am erican indepel
Inc snowy day de molished Mar
army on the way { rom Moscow.
The inclemency Of January al
ruary weather has some years bal
ed thousands of ,erchants Lo
session of stormy sabbaths has G
CHI riches Ligh
yelled by the sn ow on MANY