Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-25


which you come, and you wind it up, and
it begins to buzz and roar, and then the
hands start around very rapidly, and then
the clock strikes or 10 or 40, and strikes
without any SENSE and then suddenly
stops So is the body of that wornout
business man. 1t Is neglected clock, and
though by some summer recreation it may
be wound up still the machinery is all out
of gear. The hands turn around with
velocity that excites the establishment of
tho world.
Men cannot understand the wonderful
activity, and there is roar, and II buzz,
and rattle about these disOrderod lives,
and they strike 10 when they ought to
strike 5, and they strike IL when they
ought to strike &, and they strike 40 when
they ought to strike nothing, and suddenly
they stop. PostmOrtcIn examination re
voals the fact that all the springs and piv-
OTIS and weights and balance wheels of
health are completely deranged. The hui
man clock has simply run down. And at
the time when the steady hand ought to be
pointing to the industrious hours on n
clear and sunlit dial, the whole machinery
of body, mind and earthly capacity stops
forever. Tho cemeteries have thousands of
business men who died OF Old age at 80,
90 49, 10
Now. what is wanted is Erace-divine
grace ior ordinary business men, men N'v
IRE nafhe'seu from morn 'il "'anU "','' ".
the Guys Oh t"''r i,Sa'', III ".''i
mss NuV Sr"ec ~ '''' "-"'''''' "'t' = '"C'
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tIe sH'alI ""| u""' s"''F9 GUN NV 80,
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p'1ii' put '"' Y-'"'' VI 'i1"' ~,'-N,
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lor inc "ShlHH'
some nero or hcfolho comes 10 own ana
a. The procession passes through lhe street
the business lA'A como ""y ah'. S'"HH o'A
tiptoe on tA'li store stepSa ana LOOK a. some
one who in arctic cIiino, or IN ocean
storm, on in DAY OF battlc' or IN hoafI'aI
agunics, did the brave thlnG, not realAlhg
that they, the enthusiastic Spectators nave
gone through trials IN business ille 'ha'
arc just as great before 600. lhere are
n'on who have gone through freezlnS arc
tics and burning torrldS ana awful Mareh-
gos of experiences witAout moving nVc
mlIeS from 'helr uooTSVcPa, No"' "ii"0
ordinary business men need Is TO realize
that they nave me irlehosiilpo Vi ,iiA' Niili9t !.
VINO looked al'cr 'he re'l'l"us lii''rcS'S "
Matthew, INC custom hou9o Cyl a. "ii"
helpou Lynn ol iHS "t'r" ~ SUI VIZ "a
goods, ana WHO opei'c" nuAcry az" nsi'
market III VIC "4l"e, MSS Va 1Ani'' IA iNoi W
ieou Ihe "oOo VIM it"u C'ii'o o"' oH 81
! hglous picnic anu WI" toul'9 !Ho H"ii7 VI
your hcao WIN rs h'utA p"r'tcui"ri'S 'S
thouGh they were ,i1c P1'li'eS VI d COZ oi'"
tioh' ana VINO 'ooh 'he 'roupio " S'oUl
ucWh "lth ms nnSer "Fi'inS ois wy
grouhu' al'hougil VIZ NIs' 81 ui4io VI ITo'
opllter"tcu VIC "lFliio Ca "pns CIV WV
KNOWS IlsC no" hiRl! locUsts Iiiero Wuro
III the Egyptian Prague anu Ahc" Ju1'
nov inHH! l"NVi,7 "I'' ii0' az ~ NfPiI
EilJah p"i'i5 "S 'iIo Dl0oA -O-', '-' ,,
VINO as horai ooihIi'an"cr' ica''s 4oi'i az
INC regiments o. pIl'iilUs1e' 4oA9 u"t
lGuil7' Ayacin'hs anu Iilica NlIiOn pl'C'i
tnolr loh'S ol pG""'5 an" Aiii"1G ''''ii O,'i'4 +
HroS VI coIor .'1l 'IOun" ,1.o H,li4i0pl'oi ;
ti!a' 'l''iU CIflsr anu SN"o O'o' Nno"' w, .r'
iHosU minute mars u 'oui D"oino99 ~,
anu HU"c>er rnCoi1N''c0 "''e' "-'uo- ''''-I''
!nE al .Ho dN"'i' VI 'i''' "0iii'n " Nv
Aucl,' ,nIc az" It'ou'0 e,1iO a. W." W. as
az inc AFFAIRS Oh No'hscHlIu anu "'o"
arV'
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Then there are all the ordinary farmers
We talk about agricultural me ana we
Immediately shoot OH to talk about On
cinnatus, the patrclan, VINO went from
the pillow TO Il high position, ana alter be
got through the dictatorship III II uayH
went back again to tho ploW what en-
couragement Is that to ordinary farmers
The vast majority of them. mono Of them,
Will be patrlclans. PerhapS none OF theHl
will be senators. II any OF them nave uic'
tatorshlps, II Will be over 40 or oo or lUO
acres of the old homestead. What those
men want is grace to keep their patience
while plowing with balky oxen, ana tC
keep cheerful amid tho drought that de
s.iOJ9 'iIo ooin Li'P aA.' .I' aeto,
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