The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 4, 1885, Page 6

| fl i } qj qi bevond all c SACRED TO REST. ‘Remember the Sabbath Dav t Keep it Holy.’ | mortgage to his entire phy=:c Sabbaths Ye Shal! keep.” ‘Verily My | Sabbath robs his own nerve, hisown |S | muscles, his own bones. own life and t who breaks the Loras day ives most unexpe= 4 bra ers sha He dips up the wine of in, his own | to give to He a | God hei ee | blessed | rows it se and death upon al estate, and at d d moment that m | gas xe will be foreclosed and the sou ae eee x Days Shelt Thou Labor and D |} sses- EVETV | shou turn Dp ! i s Mine; Gnit Ye Shai D i day rer zs ae No Work. sf Ww Acmonitions of the Preacher. n i The s} ; XX1., 13 . AV ha ke ae 4 ae. < th “ie shall keep. : Maye'’s sermon in tu da: Sat A hard labor one day ¢ d j ' | | i ¢ a Si i ! 5 | = | selves came tor muscles, hone phys » work Sal ical, intellectual and natur WHILE 7 MPT TO KI cry out for the S What)!’ rv ol t t flail s has heautit | farted, it is propose nou | drown the Sabbath bv opening t eee erog-shops. An organized movement | oe a ; Sica u is toot to get the New York | tture to repeal the presen Haee which prohibits the sale of int ay ing liquor on the Sabbath. the they stumble and stagger and tall? Tt is tor the lack of the Sabbatic rest In other days, when the herdsmen drove their sheep and citile from the far West down to the seaboard, it was found out by experiment that those herdsmen and drovers who halted over the seventh day got down | keep the'r shops ¢ make Heaven and thes sooner to the seaboard than those | bath It 1s dangerous to have loaves | have in our cities put God on tri people. Bat let net who passed on without the observ | 0°! bread going outron Sua y- PRG a: has bec the ¢ os ee tee other sheres expect ance of the holy Sabbath. The fish- shoe store is closed; severe penativ opera-houses of the land plaintiffs break dawn our Ssvbath and ermen off the coast of Newfound- | will attach to the man who sells boots reusit Almighty defend tute in the place ot it a toreign Sab land declare that those men during |e the Sabbath. Put down w th} ant. a has been ‘began aad | so the year catch the most fish who stop the window shutters of the grog | who 5s out ahead you know HOW DO YOU FEEL, during the Lord’s day. sops. Our laws shall confer par | wa 1 now. at ye who have been bre When I asked the Rocky Moun- | t cular honors upon the rum traffick~ | pounce it as a hat the {the hills of New England, tain locomotive engineer why he] ‘'S All other traders must stand pvople have no vights save those | £tYINg UP the Atmerican rs for these. Let « extzens | which the great J Ye who have spent ye changed locomotives when it seemed to be a straight route, he said- ‘*We | Who have disgrace d bv] He has never entne tn | under the shadow of the have to let tne locomotive stop and | t™'ding in the clothing and to break His holy Sabb as | dacks, of the Catskills; ye who were | cool off, or the machinery would | #1 bardware and lumber and long as His throne stands He yi} ] Dern on > banks of the Tennessec soon break dewn Men who | take off their hats to the rum-sell e that ht. or the Savannah, how do you made large quantites of salt were | © lected to particul honet .e brophet asks a question which thoutfgiving up the American Sab to d that if they allowed their ket- | ensate for amy ovher class « Pou Eocwee Sweats tia You say, **We shail not give ; tles to cool over Sunday they would | be allowed license for Sunds vob God? ec libescolbed: Bim mean to defend i subject themselves to a great deal ot ad mae, and some not observing the Sabbath eS fi Was i is trac of man is tor most part | true of the brute RAVELERS HAVE FOU @ut that they come to their p of destination sooner when yp tet} their horses rest by the way on the |! Sabbath. What is the matter with those forlorn creatures harnessed to someof our city cars? Why do mage. The experiment some observing the Sabbath | '? th Those who allowed the fires to go e rum go tearing eee the half- gailor. Phe crew had been ‘ Sabbath here: br down and tne kettles to cool once a | Consumed throat of the Dae ss charged trom the vessel t | German Sabbath It week were compelled to spend only | God does mot see, does he? Judg- } would not work while t ad Our a small sum for repairs, while in the cages will never come, will it? | port on the Lord's day. roe are cases where no Sabbath was observ They would bury the Sabbath very ' Sacco ed many dollars were demanded tor | @esently the wreath ot the tar a | ae eS gee a comparison os < : - e Sabbath?’ as some of y repairs. In other words inteilige 1t man and dumb beast and dead macuimery cry out ror the Lora’s day A MANUFACTURER toid me that he could see a 1¢ good PROMINENT ence between s which Out of his establish from the goods Monday. He very different Were a ind het ade in week, because of the bevn previously given, Sap oes - c thn these that were : tity a latter part of the week whe ¢ | out the heart of 0% : ce Men were ured out."” Sabba oneamticy cave Ht a : Se ¢owes and it. bathes soreness | ¥°2 : > a from the hmbs, quiets the agitated a seu - nose es ar brain and puts out the : ends of Chris ee iety that have been by 2 } Fake — ant Soa Clocks, and unless on ens . day they wre wound = Fes: : tee Wasi Je R a © y “te to 2¢ we ars es © oe eS upon win = week. That brea c SERIES = hes Ten thousand men in Brook der, are about to see executed. many ot our the week id that this law is not the law in behalt ot erty oO > law ois a has be any traffic. peot sthe worst. Bakers mus losed on the “Sab signs, O ye tr kers in ot the souls of :mmortal out your the peace t be corks fly and am a yardst itis prop re Sab from the hands of our fath- have piety and pluck enough I in that decision and tu last Sunday neg! ac the Opera-house, upon them the infamous handed larceny. [ believe wit! I am oppo children the the Sabbath by our i s Isaiat cei te ; tw ¢ city county = any c ag fe 4 4 1 - \ Fe a arts \\ Ve = a x \ a ee ‘ wee aika ! ¢ of tne peo > ve} lw a ce > ay t } { at You your tam z nor © afe two Classe nactment are intended God b treason against the mean T heart to throb with the neaters and at tue and I charg at (We , 0 itas with the nationa dlood Adiron on veople 1 Ww come trom other shores—ther are the law abiding and the lawless | a) ge TA ‘ here 3 The former are welcome here; the »it holy’? and if there is : - nore ot m toe he we lke it. | appeal toa higher court from : / [n this parneular church there are + men who are representatives from all lands. 1 ing to htup araidst about Sabbath? | childh entertain- the nst fee! | it a> 4 ~ 5 cs ES this is lay a - allsort e Cha s. 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