Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-08-02

GRAND boy Stopping 20 play marbles when
/ he ought % deliver the goois; such a grace
a. thousands Of business men have to-day,
I keeping them tranquil whether goods sell OF
I 10 not sell, whether customers pay or 40 not
I paw. whether the tariff is up ortArif i down.
I whether the crops are luxurian: or dead
I failure calm Ia all circumstances aud amid
/ al vissicitudes-that j. the kind Of grace We
I want Millions OF men want IL, aud they
/ NAV have Il for the asking some hero or
| heroine comes 70 town, and asthe procession
masses through the street the business men
| some out and stand on tiptos on their store
steps aud LOOK at some one who in arctic
slime or In ocean storm or in day OF battle or
In hospital agonies did the brave thing. not
realizing that they, the enthusiastic spe-ta-
tors, have gone through trials in business
life that are Just rs great before God. There
are men who have gone through freezing
Arctics and burning tOrrids and awful
Marengos OF experiences without moving
five miles from their doorsteps. Now. what
ordinary business men need Is to realize that
they have the friendship Of that Christ who
looked after the religious interests OF
Matthew the custom house clerk and helped
Lydia Of Thyatira 10 sell the dry goods, and
who opened a bakery and fish market IN the
wilderdess Of Asia Minor tn feed the 20 u
who had come out on n religious picnic, and
who counts the hairs OF your head with "a
lilAAtll - AhbA~A AiA'N W.
the plumeS Il a coronation, and who
took the trouble 10 stOOp down with lIil
finger writing on the ground, although
the first shuttle OF feet obliterated the divine
ealigrapny, anu who SnOws Just how many
locusts there We're in the Egyptian plague
and knew Just how many ravens We're neces-
sary To supply Eijah's pantry 10y the brook
Cheritn. and who "a floral commander leads
forth all the regiments Of primrO~eS, foN-
gloves, daflOdils. hyacinths and lilies which
pitch their tents Of beauty and kindls their
camp fires of color all around the hemi-
sphere; that that Christ aud that God know
the most minute affairs OF your business life
and, however incOnSiderah'e, understanding
all the affairs Of that woman who keeps
thread and needle store ~ we'll rs al the af-
fairs OF a Rothschild and Stewart.
Then there are all the ordinary farmers.
We talk about agricultural life, and We i'm
mediately shoot of 10 talk about Ciucin-
natus the patrician. who went from the pow
to a high position, and after he got through
the dictatorship in twenty-Jne days went
back again to the plow. What encourage
ment is that to ordinary farmers The vast
majority Of them. none of them, will he pa
tricians. Perhaps none Of them will be Sem
ators. If any ofthem have relationships, it
will be over forty or nifty or 100 acres Of the
old homestead What those men want /,
grace TO keep their patience while plOw-
! ing with balky oxen and to keep cheerful
amid the drought that destroySthe corn crop
and that enables them to restore the garden
hrouan in md trarnIsI ont the str,,vbarrv
/ ha1 ma ,,nna .brn,t,b Tho lin, ham match
! orJ anta9 nm .ba sweet corn in snch Inrga
quantities that they must be kept from the
water lest they swell up aud die; grace in
catching weather that enables them without
imprecatiOn to spread out the hay the thirl
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about Christopher Wren. the architect. who
built ST paul's cathedral II yould he hpt
ter TO tell them how TO carry the hod fbrirk
IN the ladder without SHINING. and how on
"A cold morning with the troweI To smooth off
the mortar and keen cheerful. and how TO be
thankful to God for the plain food taken
from the nail by the roadside. Carppnters
standing amid the adj, and the bit. and the
plane. and the broadax need TO be told that
Christ was a carpenter, with His own hand
welding saw and hammer. Oh, this is Il
tired world, and 1t is an overworked world,
and it is I'm underfed world, and it is a
wrung out world and men and women need
TO know that there is rest and remuneration
in God and in that religion which was not
so much intended for extraordinary people
as for ordinary people. because there ara
more of them.
Tie healing profession has had its Aber-
crombies and its Abernethvs and it's yalen.
tine Motifs and its Willard Parkers. but the
ordinary physicians do the most of the
worlds medicining. and they need to under.
stand that while taxing diagnosis or prog.
nosis or writing prescription or comnound-
ing medicament or holding the delicate pulsa
of a diving child they NAV have the presence
and the dictation of the almighty doctor who
took the case of the madmap. and after he
had torn off his garments in roaming de.
mentia clothed him again. body and mind
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haa hort
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ness ont If naraIysis and who swnne Wild,
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cana straaminn tbroncb the feshivs case,
mants and Who knoyys Nil the disaaSes Hnf
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catboucons and ia monarch Of pharmacy