Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-01
THE MAN WHO TALKS


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more ~ There Is IA aex II, Y
/ ar any of fha freaEisI1 r,eusne ~ HIS
and Il does not take 4 s,l1srn f,i,aersrer
! f. see thaf bcft, serea have ali thai ff,e
! world can stand and that 4he balance
is utliter exact. 20 II Is unE3ecomfur II
| either sex ii tsst1nf this other sof f4,e
/ faults of life. Divine Proyfdence 1fd
NOT mate i'm his f.reaf1Ires 111,fn any
| plan Of jneo1alifv. ana those who i'm.
| derstand beSf realixe that none ~
/ the BALANCES have been neglected THE
| fIornir,ant win e fn1nd ,stnn 1,otf, sff,as
| Of the house. hence the .saen-pecked
| hushand', is no rarity. n s,,1sir,e
| the alternations are regular and re-
marketable. hence we have .tie woman
who should have been born to trous-
ers" The gite fs one Of the most use
| less things INDUCED in by humans and
gliding ever continues as senseless
practice.
was amused by The faithfuFness 81
a black capped tif-rnouse on the pear
trees this week to his natural taste for
| the eggs OF insects. and he secured the
Hffunk and branches for the embryo
pests which were likely to prey upon
foliage and fruit the coming summer,
He paid f1t, attention I'd the mtAf which,
| had been put upon the trees for win
ter birds, and which he could not have
overlooked; burt he has none of the
instincts of loafer about him. and
preferred to work for his daily bread,
He can get about tree with the ease
and despatch Of a nuthatch / do not
wonder these brave little rnidrets hava
inspired poets to sing of them. and
companionable disposition. Their ner-
ry chickadeedee is a pleasant sound in
winter; and Thoreau speaks of their
love notes IN mating time as thinking
silver" One highly imaginative writer
says the males plant is Sweetheart,
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How true this 10; "a little bit of
sIeetinE, a little bit of rain. the blue.
blue sky for greeting. and crocuses
come again" And on the goth of March
three snow white blooms were in the
south border looking up to the inyft-
ing sun, and although the Temperature
went down 18 degrees below the freezing
point and remained there for two DAYS.
they stood there in a little cluster de-
flying the frcst and ,nanifesting the
beauty with which God had endowed
them. The roar of the March winds
in the tops of the elms and the vibrat-
ing residences under the high wind
gale, But they stood like the three
Graces immune from harm and testify
ing to the infinite wisdom which tot,f,fied
from harm. II seems to me as If there
might be A. still small voice in the it,
tie flower which looks up to Heaven
when the earth ia seer and brown and
the winds are fiouting the snow about.
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This is an inheritance from Ben.
Franklin, and 1t doubtless has prompt
ed thousands Of souls to do likewise:
MY rule is to go right forward i'll do
ing what appears to be right" said he,
leaving the consciousness to Provi-
dence." But the worldly wise know
or the road that sefhshness ever thinks
of pursuing. do him quick or he'll do
you,'' is the sentiment which has
grown out of business life; and while
this spirit was doubtless active CEN
fury and a half ago 1t had not gather
ed the holiness or frankness through
recognition which 1t shows today. But
Franklins principle was right, and is
just as good for ali time ~ It was
truth cannot De Knocked out by sentf-
lnents M M wore ev.l ana must
Eve '1Is.1 peIlsn. Conscientlousiy 40
ing what Is flSnt pefIects tne mastery
man
bright western minister recently
called the attention or his hearers to
the Iact tnat the cellar OF the mind
nseas TO De kept clean and Wen ven
tliated cor sood spiritual neath as
laItnauly as uoes the ceiiaf OF our
uwel!Ing plaGss Tor the conlhuance OF
ply sioai nsal.n- ne warned US 20 pc
,' ~ the ~, lucas WIilen are nau1raiiy
SUI Gnu tne Ihoushts Wnich are Ter
luei,Ilioas anu 4Ae hotions winch 40
, noe h tss Ven. as more ~ 70 oe cast
uPon lne hnehtsl scIap-nedp Ihah 70 pc
Kept IN the cellar or the mind to def1le
ana lrrltate US. A ciean nina is
heaHhy ana there is every reason why
We snouio. pc careiul OF the condItion
VI eiie niho as Wen as OF the cond1-
, sion Oh our pnyslcal surroundings IN
uie. II IS evii thinking whlcn prompts
sessas t,' l eerainss ar Ia, aa,,,aad pos posr
Thaea i'll 1900 .+I,a, ;.,.se.,,sa:te-
orc nra,ra,,t, VI. s .laa ..es,
~ +b;s so Iii !, ~ ,.,.. -
Inc the nan i,,tarnsi1,, s1rot ,'d l, 4o,
,Sai1E -; oi,+ 's'oo' aiiu 0eoi
mere are altogether too many of us
VINO entertain an invisible savage, and
ne is poor company, a butter-in and
maker Of trouble You have heard
Iolks talk about being born with
qulck-teniper and 1t would have been
just as true had they said they were
porn with weak will; but perhaps
they think II would no sound as well
10 say this. Quick tempered iS good
name for the invisible savage: or re-
TAXATION; or any OF the other words