The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-02-27
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KEEP THE SABBATH,

KEEP THE SABBATH.
Let the following admonitions bo
read, remembered md needed. They
make up as good q sermon as could be
preached in SO few words:
If you would befiiend one of the best
friends of the human kcdy--lkeep the
Sabbath. 5sl5salisz
If you will honor one Of the best
friends of the human intellect and zen.
eral cducation--kecp the Sabbath.
If you would favor a grand illumina.
tor OF public conscience, and by such
agency a powerful supporter Of civil law
keep the Sabbath.
1t you would sustain a law which
gives great power to oil other divine
laws in the human mind--keep the
Sabbath. s
It you would sustain that %!,:eh pow.
eriully guards men from vice and crime
keep the Sabbath. 55|5.'5s
If you would favour an agency rra.
eminen,ly eficacious in making men ala fit
tor the eternal scenes of purity. dove
and joy-kcep the Sabbath. I ,s5s
BBr NOBLE ACT OF "A G1RI.-.-Ihes
Baltimore Clipper states tiaat o few
evenings since, just after dark, a young
female residing on the road near Sykes.
vile, observed that the rain had caused 3
part of the embankment to give way
and entirely cover up the rail road
track: knowing that the train Of cars
would pass along in short time, she
hastily and alone procured light and
set to work to remove the obstruction.
In few minutes, however, she heard
the train approaching nt fearful ra 4t;sass
nnd abandoning her humane effeks
clear the ttrack, she took her sts
the middle of tie road, and tb5z
the lIg,tgto and fro. s:ieceeae ed
tracing thf attention IL IN 3 ssss
In a Fer aaisySJ s.s..use, had ii MOI ss s. ss;
forstiie great presence OF ID, ind, Court gt
and tl.onghtfulness Of this Young girl 81 81
the whole train might have been dashed
TO pieces; Her nobis conduct IS &c. .Ss
saFvias ef II y ressaf
SO LATEST Es % DuriI4ss tttts II, -
/ Of 1876, corn being scarce in l,,o u,,r5sls.
country, and one of the citizens being
h.rd pressed for bread, having worn
aas hafs aaIat,i,,h The hospitality of his gener.
they thought !. m act Of charity ttSyz5ness: age
: ry him. Accordingly, he Was carried
towards the place of intermcnt, and be.
: ing met by some one ofthe citizens, The
following conversation took place
, Halo! what have you there?'
Poor old Mr.. S.
r What are you going to do with bim2'
BURY him!'
What! is he dead2 / hadn't heard
e of his DEATH s..
t No, he is not dead, but he might as
0 we'll be, for he has no corn, and is too
t lazy to work for any,
y That is too cruel for civilized peor.le.
s I'll give him two bushels of corn myself
n rather than see him buried alive
i Mr.. S. raised the cover, md asked
$ in his usual dragging tone, rs IL
It s.h.e-ll-e-d!' .s
$ NO, but you can soon shellit.'
r 'D.r-i-y.e ON boys
y GooD GRACIOUS. AN ecatatic lover
L down east thus appeals to his tender.
G hearted Dulcinea for parting smack.
y Terribly tragical, and sublimely retri
/ butivewil be the course pursued by me,
n ifyou do not instantaneously placethi
G. alabaster lips TO mine, and enranture
g my immortal saul by imprinting angelic
. sensations of divine bliss upon these III
a. dispensable members of the human phv
'e siognony, and then kindly condescent
81, to allow me to take my departure fren
~ ahe everlasting sublimity of thy thrics
, glorious presenceP Nancy tainted.
ut "soNNr, don't see anything grow
Il. ing about here, what does your fathe,
IN raise on this land2' swell, he rails,
I'd hackma.ack, grass.hoppers, hoptoads
in tumble bugs, and some other vegetables
IS Yesterday, he raised double
ID breasted pig pen right under the win
of dow, and mother raised CAIN
=. "Father, amt you opposed to monor
n, n, olyf'
~ ~ Eyes, my boy
.oss "Then give me drink, too.'
-. as The father broke the bottle on TIN
- floor, snd since then has not taste,
80 liquor.
he "SAMBo, whar you get dat watcl
30. you wear to meetin'' lass Snnaayt
tte .How you know Ibab watchis
"Bekase / seed de chain hang GU
de pocketin front. as