Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01

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moralizes the entire nervous and muscu-
lar system" But while this exercise may
be fatiguing. it is also an opportunity.
He who knows how heartily to shake
hands has one of the mghticst arts for
conveying happiness and good cheer and
life eternal. After you have shaken
hands with one, line Of communication
Is opened that was not open before. Two
hands claspcd in greeting are bridge on
which all sympnthics and kindnesses and
cncouragements and blessings cross over.
10 shake hands with some persons does
us more than good scrmon--ayc. 1t is a
sermon. Io'shakc hands with good doc
tor when we are sick is an anodyne,
tonic, febrifugc, before he feels tho
pulse or writes the prescription. 10 shake
hands with cheerful man when we are
discouraged fills us with faith to try
again what we have failed in doing. 10
shake hands with some consecrated man,
clerical or lay, after We have wandered
away into sin, is to feel the grasp of
father-God welcoming home the prodi-
gal. Shake hands. o We stoid and exclu-
sive and cold bloodcd and precise and con-
ventional Christians! Jchu cried out to
Jehonadab: us thine heart rightI IL it
be, give me thine hand
The Cbristion unnd,bnke.
Tboro 10 in m bo,os+ and Cbr;s,;or
b,ndshoLe thr;u - oosnai o,oo,rioit,
Yon take mr., of b;s tronhle and bo toks.
nort of vour ;,h;Iorce In thot wor vn,,
divide nm ouy;otios ond corgrot,I,t;nns
The, mois trunk limo ~ That hnrdshoto
has branches Of bInssed toIoyrorhv r;,ht
down to both hearts and IN 70 hath
beods md Won hotb cot tho n,osso,a ,bn
same instant. Take off thr glove whom
Won shake hands. for TINT rIoye nrts the
hide of n Kid between the nolm of vour
hand and tho nnlm NJ his hand md tbot
animals hide is n nonconductor ~ thia
eosnel elcctricitv Do mot grin tho hone
OF tho forefnpcr and tho hone ~ the it,
file tnpor with - crushing newer thot NM.
one into n sevoro suffor;n, ,-b;nh r,onr
OF ne have exnrrienced from, those who
are moro brutes than mon ToLo tho
hand gently. reasonably heartily and
know thar God ordered tint Form, ~ sai-
utotion. That ia ono important th;n,
thot tho hand was m,de for Won con
see the indications in its shane and eor;n.
ment-the four fnpers % toke rour no;gh.
boris hand ON ono side md tho thumb n
take II ON the other and tbp fore.ru ca
swung thar Won can easily draw II IN.
ward Won.
or course thcre ia q wicked shak;no y,
hands. and solomon refors IN II when ba
saws. "Tbouph hand ioin in hand tho
wicked shall NOT no nnnurish.d" Sboi,s
hands in consnirocv to damoca ipd;r;droi
or community or nation. shake hands 70
defraul. shake hands 70 stand INV e,cb
other in wronpdoinp You holm mo stuff
This ballot hoy and will 500 that wbsn
am in mower Won shall bove nromot;on
Won holm mo in my infomr ord viii
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PROCLAMATION of a holy rite. that ia sacr;.
lege against a divine ARRANGEMENT: that
is gripping your own destruction. PLATE
and Herod. though antagonists before,
shook hands over Christ's projected as
sassination.
But shake hands the way William
Penn shook hands with the Indians for
their civilization. Shake hands the way
Missionary Carey shook hands with the
Hindoos, for whose salvation he became
lifetime exile. Shake hands the way
Havelock shook hands with besieged
women at Lucknow whom he had come
to save from massacre. Shake hands az
David Brainerd did with the American
Indians whom he offered n glorious heay-
en- through the gospel. Shake hands "a
Lincoln shook hands with the agitated
mother to whom he gave back the boy
who had fallen asleep from oyerfatigue
as q sentinel! Shake hands as during the
civil war Anna Ross shook hands with