Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-13

tive weeks and 'keep'weti: I'm regard
to animal beat, two-thirds Of our food
went TO fatten and warm us. Cream,
butter, and likes ,wersintended for this |.
end. These articles contained q large t
quantity ofoarbon. Tho lqngs breath
ing -ip oxygen, to bo- mingled with
this generated animal, heat, hence.
the4mportaace Of giving full play to
to the .luhgs. BY "a, diet reguinted (
all dangers Of cholera, and
contagious and epidemic dieases would
be avoided The lecturer gaye nuns
ber Of minute directions for the heuith-
fill preparation of food, and endeavor.
ed tobas distributed a quantity Of t
bread as q. sample. Il
A PITY TO HAVE Aig EMPTY SEAT. /
"A few weeks ago q gentleman was
obliged to 60 to a distant depot at an
hour when there was no conveyance
thitber. So. although very weary,
and not strong, he .wns obliged to set
out on walk of two or three miles.
After he had gone a little way, he
was over takon by gentleman and u
little boy, In. "a carriage The fine
,horse was sateonce. refined iu, and bis
ownersaid with a smile, 4 presume,
sir, you arc going but a short way );
but this fellow insists on my asking
you to:ride with us,. told him 1 had
no doubt>you wero. going to the first
station; but he said, "The gentleman
is q stranger, father; it is very easy
to, ask him. It always soe,ns to me
such a pity to ride with an empty
seat p. 80 - - -
Now, that ride which cost the gen.
-tiemap neither money, time NOT. trou.
BILE, was real blessing TO: d wearyz
minister of Christ; and he. told him
80 when be. thanked him and the dear
boy. who prompted tho kind civi'i1y:
:. "It is a way he has, and always hah,
sir" replied the father. "From his era.
eHe, he ecould never eniey what he could
not share with Others. Ifhe has any
new gift OF pleasure, his first thought
! is for: those less favored: Il is way
he got from: hiJ mother:". -. -.
1t :@as truly q beautiful "way" that
boy had; and it should be "a lesson ito
all boys, and boys mothers too, who
hear of him. KemenSer. this, you
who have. horses Ut your control to
use. for convenience. or pleasure: sIt
is a;pity to have an empty seat." .Ro.
member .,it mothers, when training
I your boys: for lives of unselfshness
The little things of today will grow
into great things of years to come
i The boy:who is selfish with his toys
! and;his oomforts'wih be su with ti'
,kmoney and his aympathics. when {
:; man; for the heart grows harder
rather than softer, by: tho Hight, o
time: -. :. .,soS - - =:
a carriage is not: the only plac
J; wnere .iit ss 4 ply fo have "a empt,
f seat. Il ia-a Ply 70 have ono cias t6
Y Church or. tho Sunday-sohooI,; M.
: there will be n less number 50, II d
o the boys Had the spirit ofzthe littl
r fellow Of whom ..we have T. write.
Soy with hip, "tt ais easy to ask
: and thehsge among the;boys youkno'
+ md urge thomto fill sap empty sea
= You can do m6re .in this way tha
81 your minister Of teacher can: i,
Il every, empty >eeat ~ zthe house.
y Godsand in 1he Sunday school hsvs
d voioefdryoa that shail.send ycu sol
ID into tue highways and: hedges to cor
,,r pei less favored :shifd to DOME Ii
, and IN go sdoing5 SOU yourselves W
= rsCeivet a blessing The noblo tb,
e who insisted ON offaring: 3 ride: to
g 9 stranger thereby. made . new ffel
g who will meyer loEges him, and u
'H may, fesufn- tho kindness cas hundI
30 foid,fn, ,pays-he ssaitso dreams Of no'
u aid better than: this, he ptaassd q,
ssho commands us to be. earstHl' to 1
= 4srtgh sttaagers, and drpnitadssus d
many i'm doing 90, hdzs!taptsftain
at niaels uDawaies: zs$:st..e > 2 e-a,s'.; 5
oa afsszs. =. -.i- 40
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