Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-23
FAs Tws sabbasA KsepeRs
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One Of DsAnblgnsssy fatheg.s
Paa AA aps Ias soa kaka yaaaa Rlhla
FiE u ghs hogy gabbast.s e
f0hi has EaaAsx Ehis u so Reod il
tslls oil shs Regormation, @na OhRissi&as,
sad psrseeations; ] An % mash inter.
asted In is.
Put II up, my som, IL is GOd's holy
dAy tsks your Bbls or Jour hymn-hook
or dss sit still and shink u is dissrss-
ting 20 the mind 70 read sueh things.'
| Eohl father, r.
Mind me, slR.s
ThsFe was no Appeal fson this skarsly
sp0kan command, 90 6eakga, wisk .
haaEy step, anshed face, and With 80 az
| cry heart, pat up bis favoriss soinnaas
bat he woal1 not take the Bible. In
ssssd, he hurried 10 sofa In distant
part os the E0om and shRew himself up
on 1t, ,sullsn, and thinking angeneEous
/ thoughts Of his father. sHa don't care
anything about FsadingP be said Haen-
tally hat paasionassly. fhs never read
history, and don't know how good il Is
nor how much one learns. think it's
hatefni ok him 10 make me slt here dumb
aud slupid-thA& | ao--ana Vent read
| the Bible, FOR be nsTeg axpiaina IL 80
me. Oh dear, 1 wish eould 50 10
| sleep.'
Mr. Allen had looked round ones to
see If his san wag obeying him, and
meraiy remAgEng, saon't leave that
1 place, aiT,a he threw his silk handksx-
chief over bis faea again sd aIeps.
Is was waFan euMaraaE aag- The
windows vera alf opea, sud through two
Of thsm the aEb8s In aha garden Ieoksd
very coal and Inviting, sLf bad only
gone out there with ny book gxnmbled
1 the boy, shs nevaK would have seem me,
/ and kncw it's no harm 81 resa DsAa-
bigue. mean % ask tho naihisssss
| Jnst then there mag gra&s n0isas Ia
came little AxohY wiah he kikkea and 8
/ nasteboard box Missy @aa ruEnanR Id
grsat gise, 90 was AEekY. Their noise
/ awakened Dir. alien.
'what ia shasas BE cried sternly,
sMa and kft, father see, kit Is riding
nae TO church; gst -, yUa cas-; and
away they galloppsd sgAiu.
Stop that, you wicked boy unhax-
ness the kitten, or shall whip you ss-
Tsrsly. Bad boy, do you know its the
holy Sabbath q
Kitty vas tired sittin' still, and /
too cried Arohy, pouting, as be stood
| looking intent on the kitten, 'tain't
wicked. "
FTaks that kitten oak cried AEE. Al
I len, springing up from his chair, 'and
after that come here and sit in this stool
and if you stir, pA whip you severely,
/ sir-0h |! the Unborn wickedness Of chill
dren p he cried, groaniug 90 himself,
sghey hate goodness. / eaR's 'smaks them
comprehend that thi$is the Lordis day
! A sweet voice was heard singing IN
the next room, and softly the words 6ost-
ed upon the sir--sHe doeth all things
welI.n
'Catharins' p cried Mr.. Allen.
| 4 young girl appeared.
sCathsfine, sra you singing 8 song 2
Il was singing, de dDeeh afl things
we'll, father, waa the rather tiaid re-
ply.
singing song
! Il believe, Dir, it is-though some
thing Of sacred song. | love Il very
mnrhs --@ F..
yes, the carnai mind loves ell such
] shings,5 replied Mr. Ailan. testify. 4
wish, Catherine, you would reserve youE
4 songs for the rest Of the week. Thin is
the Lords day. Jon ere not svsn 20
j think your own thoughts. Go sing,
Broad is the road thai leads 10 DEATH
"a believe gou aFs all Ia is--Oh, dear
Catherine disappeared, bns ne sweet
sounds and tender sentiments, soothing
and hallowed, came from tbs other room;
all vas silent, while George said to him-
| self, sHow father does gFumbls On the
Sabbath Seems b me Ia AoYss 30
scold best on tnak day. 1 wonder il that
is keeping it p and little ArShy, kwis-
ting himself like an eel on the low seat
appointed him, stretching his mDusa,
pailing his ears and yawing, sas hiRaelf
at last to picking out the pink shseada
Of bis fFock, and making mat out OF
them.
| tIwoadax where Mary isf' shoughs
George to himself, sol dear-Pm 80 tiE-
| ed.' .....
Mary, alas, was perehsd up in the hoi
gAxEsk close 20 @ pane Of glaas set In the
reef, reading loug- hiddea book, un-
wholesome as the damps Of the ehaTael
house, and destructive OF all morality.
| Father, mayn's | walk IN the garden
little p asked George, humbLy. Hia
father had finished his nap, and was now
moying 70 aad fro hazaming Q snaesk d
some psalm tune.
tNa, sir, how eften have / forhiddez
YOU 10 ask nae Next thing you'll b
wanting to 20 70 che woods, aud thea d
the river with fishing lines and tasklss--
| wish ny ehildraa we're like Majors -
cross The way. They sEa always cheer
fal aud pleasant on the Sabbath ana
seem 10 lore Ghe day
sBaa, sis, Dir. Msior talks 20 thsmj
! and he does not
sSiIenes, asz, ne rsheclaoas 1 -
. sorry hare such diBobadleat boy
. nos 20 and ges ready for ckurch u
bells are ringing
{ Glad 10 escape, George harFiaA awe,
| 10 his xoum, and Arshy followed him 3
] show rnised fTook the result of aetiv
! ity wrongly snplcysd-to an invali
!. moshsr.
J Lea us ssap aaepss shs road ana snss
4 this pleasant honsahol6. The kAsmil
) are raoss az sheza h he sitting -Foona.
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