The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-08-14

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and full OF hope as he was--are waited ever,
year to nnknown regions, whose parents apS
3indispositiong and dsmisea and how fsw c. T,,e,
i <muns there are who take the tr0,ble 40 ,,.is
ss0.Hse'Ses acquainted with fhe facts, although
i sss .le ss Piaan 90 day hghr yea they will no,
Scr.s. .en TN y y TOO late TO stem the curten,
= - winch might easily be stopped
3, .ae onset iacies would discountenance
~ 10y men VINO use intoxiceting drinks.
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JOHN WEsLEys-tn disposition. John Wesley
was klnd, pacable, and aifectionate He practised
Tor the purpose Of adminstessss tbs
wants o. the poor. integrity was unimpeacha-
bic; and money would hate been of no yalua -
nus Is estimation but that it afforded him the means
OF ,Gerea.nS his utility. He passed ,ix ,nontbs
and dJsorga without possessing a single shilling
raoa;'.: Pel annum' he gave two away. Next year
oayo a,,. ne sun hved on twenty eight and
S;n.,. aJ snrtytwo the third year he received
:'u gave away sp<ty-two; the fourth year
on a. before nu"1,ea on and tysnty still he lived
mnety-two. In the ,lentiu,dc of his bower ,hs
commissioners of the excise s,,rpospo ,bat be h.5
plate which, in order to avoid The duty he had nor nos
lretIrnsds wrote to himon the subject. Wesley
oSe sses Is naye I've sse, spoons LONDON and
present, and shall not buy any more While lille g .
many around me want bread
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DIR. Parr was celebrated for the unsr,,r;,,, ,,,.
ity with which he could deal ont b;s Jnm2forni
ers, when the occasion iust;6ed ,bo;r ;ra;..;"l
fippant chatterer, after having snoLon s,;ah,;n"
ly of the miracles, exclaimed. "Weli Inn. Rno,G no
what think you of the mark of the cross nn"" b ,b
asss back, which they say indicates the ,,rocae
spot where the animal was sm;t,en h, p,}.a' o.,
"Why, sr, replied the doctor IT go ~ ,ha, ass'n 90
had little more Of the cross ana a:sad as you
Of the asst wouldEbe nucb b.,,er fSr 49, Ig IGsS
on another occasioI = sballow sulatterer. ,aun,np
" asked hsp, n ala not y,r;... i,a auuag
SeS ~ F8r pne Alb, doctor! how SO T., aWbv
y|f by 1tting IN all that know, and all that yo,
0o not kllow. y.
q AVID THE Ecuo- -"p.,u;,.
You iC3 fI;s hour or more, ,o, go "ue.c nave
yourself without INV perm;ss;on ;, Nos a0's'''
aOch, sniver more viii Jo ,Ls III
well, give an account. af yoursclf. Won .s.n,
out Of breath. u : : - - ~ : - en-
Iait the same i am, sir, I niver wa. IN ,;o,,
tear slnec ! eosnesto ApaeritS. III tell ye all
Mad 81 ess;es s71II-
Isffut hecho, a.. over in he woods, bebin, the
Big hill And thoet by wha, yaid NV it, tha. it
Ia.e az tns q oald ireland, sir; and 50 it
49, : - .uc lsowe Weh just run over to the
~ ~ sPeak,n NV oconyerse bit with
IN ~ - . 20 said l. hlio, h'iio.I
81 ~! emo sure epongh the hecho said,
*. ,,..,, n,,io. you nosy raseai!' l thocht
ri:,, - Hus.e: SIT an said milo again.
=" sSWS.. sau Ine necho' you begun u
Co. ns. .us ots, ares ye MADE nv, SAID L. |
Snut your mouth. said the becho," So said /, Eye
y seouno,, wss fiesh and blood, like
IN honest man, that ye d hommer we I'll the
mother q ye wona,t knew Der impediut SON"
And what do ye think Jbe hccho said to that |
''i' -: oca you ih orfak i'ery bone III your
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RELIGION is LIrE-Religion in the Bible is fire.
1nently called Afe! Iheresis appropriateness in
me term. FOR as natural hSis tho source of all
'ooiiy sensation and acsvtytso religion is prin-
,pai IN thc hear, which source OF all spirit
nal activity and holiness. MS life, par excellence
our 6cst actions rs put sPec,ous fnS tis guickcning
PoweS g'antea am'd ,ne sen}uSnes OF our nature
y 'ee i.oiy s,Plr.'. DIVINE nature within
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