Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-26

L uOD Know. w neat ana corn crop
blasted In Kansas and Missouri, and the
grain gamblers will get their fist in, and
the hay crop is short in some places. and
In the southern pnrt of Wisconsin they
had a hailstorm, and our business Is as
dull as ii ever was" You will find the
same difference in Judgment Of character.
A man Of good reputation is nssailed and
charged with some evil deed. At the first
story the pessimist will believe In guilt.
The papers said so, and that's enough.
Down with him. The optimist will shy:
81 don't believe word OF it. I don't
think that n man that has been as useful
and seemingly honest for twenty years
could have got off track like that. There
are two sides to this story, and l will
wait TO hear the other side before CON
denim him" My hearer, II you are by
nature a pessimist, make a special effort
by the grace OF God TO extirpate the dol
orous and the hypercritical from your
disposition. Believe nothing against my
body until the wrong is established by at
least two witnesses OF integrity. And, IL
guilt be proved, find out the cxtcnuatng
circumstances, IL there are any. Kind
ness! Let us, morning, noon and night,
pray for 1t until we get It.
When you can speak good word for
some one, speak it. If you can conscen-
tiously give letter Of recommendation.
give it. Watch for opportunities for do
ing good fifty years after you are dead.
All my life has been affected by the let
tor Of introduct;on that tho Rev. d. Von
Vranken of New Brunswick Theological
seminary wrote for me. n boy under him.
when | WINS seeking n settlement In which
TO preach the gospel. That letter gave
mo NV first pulpit. DR.. Van Vranken
has been dead more than thirty years. yet
| feel the touch of that magnificent old
professor Strange sensation was il when
/ received n kind message from Rev.
Thomas Guard of Baltimore, the great
Methodist orator. six weeks after his
death! By way of the eternal world
Oh, no; by way of this world did not
meet the friend to whom he gave the
message until nearly two months after
Thomas Guard had assembled So YOU
can start n word about some one that
will be on its travels and vigorous lone
after the funeral psalm has been sung nj
YOUR obseouies. Kindness! Why. IL fifty
men all aglow with il should walk
through the lost world methinks they
would almost abolish perdition.
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WI liz ot.or oil !. wor,h Trirn V.hv
there is Shylock. my neighbor. has with
drawn his lawsuit OF foreclosure agains.
that man. and because he has had 80
much sickness in his family he is going
10 have the house for one year rent free
There is an old LAWYER in thu, Young
lawyer's office. end do Won know whot no
has gone in there for? WHY. he 10 holm.
ing to fix mn n case which is foo big for
the Young man 10 handle. and the white
haired attorney Is hunting IN previous
decisions and making ont n brief for the
has taken ploce in the nplnit. and all tho
old ministers ore helninr the vounr min
isters and MI the old doctors arc helninu
fine voung doctors. and the farmers arc
ossis+ing eoch otber in yotberinc Tho bsr-