Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-05

nnd anywhere in this c;,s soou II you
has has now and always has had ner sno
a,'n ,'n, ana never lost child and hss
brs;n ,s oeen popular and never had
G Ju,iness struggle or misfortune who n' ~
u u.;" for goodness, mil ron -
WIRE Tor telegraph MESSENGER 49,, you,
t tniu me word, and will drop eve @uu
T 1ns ana 60 right away to look at him
a. n.ie never has been a man like ,hn.
anu never will be. Who are tbose ,rra
CANT self conceited creatures Who n al'u
ABOUT without sympathy for othors ans .
mno 'n'hk more Of St. Bernard do.
o os an Aiderney COW or a soutbdown
n.y. eep ot Berkshire pig than of man.
.ney never had any trouble. or tho
trouble was never sanctiied VIM oro
tnose men who listen with mo;s, ouo NV ~
you tell them of suffering and who
nave pathos in their voice and q
A'h''ness IN their manner and an excnso
III III an alienation for those gone astrav;
Ivy are the men who have graduated
az me Royal Academy of Trouble and
!ney nave the diploma written in wrin.
hies on their own countenances. Nv
my what heartaches they had What
Years they have wept! What Injustice
ehev have suffered The mightiest in.
nuence for publication and salvation il
trouble No diamond fit for crown
uhtll 1t is cut. No wheat fit for bread
TIL it is ground
Strength From Sorrow.
There are only three things that can
preak or a chain-a hammer, a file or
hre-and trouble is all three of them
Inc greatest writer's, orators and re.
formers get much of their force from
trouble, What gave to Washington If.
wing that exquisite tenderness and pa.
thos which will make his books favorites
while the English language continues
10 be written and spoken? An early
heartbreak. that he never once mention.
ed, and when 30 years after the death
OF Matilda Hoffman, who was to have
been his bride, her father picked up a
piece OF embroidery and said, THAT is
a piece of poor Matlda's workman
ship, y Washington Irving sank
from hilarity into silence and walked
away Out Of that lifetime grief the
great author dipped his pen s mightiest
reinforcement. Calvin's "Institutes
of Religion, than which more won.
dertul book was never written by hu
man hand, was begun by the author at
20 years of age, because of the persecu-
tion by Francis, king of France Fara,
day toiled for all time on salary of
ESQ year and candles. As every brick
of the wall of Babylon was stamped
with the letter N, standing for Nebu.
chadnezzar, SO every part of the temple
of Christian achievement is stamped
with the letter 7, standing for trouble
When in England man is honored
with knighthood, he is struck with the
fat of the sword. But those who have
come to knighthood in the kingdom of
God were first struck, not with the flat
of the sword but with the keen edge of
the scimeter To build his magniticence
of character Paul could not have spared
one lash, one prison. one stoning, one
anathema, Que poisonous viper from the
| hand, one shipwreck. What is true q
individuals is true of nations The hor
rors of the American Revolution gave
this country this side of the Mississippi
river to independence, and the conflict
between England and France gave the
most of this country west of the Mlssls'
sippi to the United States France
owned it, but Napoleon, fearing that
England would take it, practically
maze present to the United States
for he received only SIS, COO 900 fol
Louisiana, Missouri, Arkansas Kansas,
Nebraska, Iowa. Minnesota. Colorado,
Dakota, Montana, Wyoming and the III
dian Territory. Out of the fire OF the
American Revolution came this country
east of the Mississippi, out OF the Euro
mean war came that west OF the Mlss2s'
sippi river. The British empire rose TIC
its present overtoweriug grandeur
through gunpowder plot aud Guy
Fawkes' conspiracy and Northampton
iusurrection and Walter Raleigh S be
heading and Bacon bribery and Crcm
wells dissolution of parliament and tue
battles of Edge Hill and the vlclssl1udes
of centuries
/ Tempered by FIRE.
ca the earth itself, before it could be
come an appropriate and beautiful resi-
denre for the human family, had, &C
cording to geology, to be washed pS
upiyersa! deluge and scorched ana 'iia"e
( ;ncandescent by universal fires ana
nouuded by sledge hammer OF icepergs
and wrenched by earthquakes i1at spa.
continents and shaken by volcanoes tna1
tossed mountains and passed through
the catastrophes Of thousands OF years
hofore PARADISE became possible ana the
oroves could shake ont their green Dan
nors and the first garden pour Its car,
nooa of color between the Glhon an"
the Hiddekgl Trouble--a good th'hs luz
the rocks, good thing TOR ha''ohs' "s
vail as = good thing for individuals. 90
when YOU push against me with a sn"fp
interrogation point, Why Go inc eoo'
s,ttar, open the dark saying on Il 'alp'
and. though can neither pray al ~ -.
~ corner or hautboy or busle or car
49, have taken some lessons OH the
nosnel harp, and if you would IKE 70
s s,o.r me- | will play you these; IAN
,h,nes work together for good to those
who love God, y mo" 10 '""''
cor tina present seerneth TO be Joyous ~.
49, 49,, crievc,,s. Nevertheless alteF warn II
p;e,d,th the peaceahlo frui; If righteous :a
Mesa unto them which are eAeit enn
n .he"oty' !" "weeping may e"Fnre lor !, a
uigat, bnt joy come'h in the nlofll ing
, WIZ = syert thina is harp ana
VIVA. .,',t in Wales, the country