Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-14
"why isn't it doctrine 2" said Mr.. Ser.

|
| duccd by a new idea fumbling at the rusty
look of very old door. He had been to
the sacrament punctually every two months
for twenty Years. He had supposed himscf
prim cd IN all the ins and outs OF doctrine
and in NIL this time nobody had ever said
such a singular thing to him as this. 1t
| confused him, and he put it out OF his head.
The minister was young and modest he
supposed he had dropped seed which he
hoped would germinatG he did not make al
lance for that flock of domestic fowls
called old prcjudices. who make it their bu
siness instantly to gobble up all such seeds.
When he thought the seed had germina-
ted he called on Jedediah. to open case
which lay heavily on his mind, anG in which
no oue in lis : !rish was better able to give
| him material aid.
There had recently been factory cstab-
! lished in a distant part Of his parish, winch
had brought INTO the place a large Topuia-
! tion "f young lads and girls, who. rs often
! happens to such cases, seemed 20 be under
very indifferent moral influence. Sunday
was ~ perfect carnival of unsccmly proceed
| ings. The boys marnuded through the fields
robbed orchards and peion patches, and the
! girls. Haunting in gay dresses and laughing
| loudly, were often seen in certain dubious
coffee houses, which had sprung up like
mushrooms in the neighborliOud OF the tacto-
ry. Mr.. Service, with two or three cnergct-
ish hod Won't .tr,I into his rprion nrl set
nv, Ssl,,,th s,hn,I and surr9n,,rd in ,,n.
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fine f,r,nry in pcjnt Of iHc,, s;aoUs in Mr..
Browr's parish."
"pc.hapa. IN mere point geography. the
line may run this side, but in point OF fact
the people are much nearer to us than to
him. i'ua fret is Mr.. rcttisol. it is for our
lnteroa: 20 take care cf this population. or
they will corrupt the state of morals among
US. Those rowing. Idle young men and
boys, many cr ,hcm bright and active. will
be leading away the boys OF the parish, cvc!
now the Sabbath IS dreodIully proianed
, among us"
IN risk M children, said Mr.. Pettlsoi
81 can't cut down AL tue dockWecd III my
ne'snh"Fh'"o' Ht ca'"' vi "'' ,it I"leIp,.'e''
i,o'h my hvi5up"'a t,eeS' o"' l '"h AeN
them on N! own iI'in. .,,e
q count IT, s1'" Mr. Il'Fic', ou. II yol
c"ui', !. """'" hc l'Ss Mo'h 10 cut COW
one stock 81 ''o'h"t''' sIr'h III your nc,s,i