The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-03-09

lie was an Old man, you must
y mcmber, Mr. Bisbee, said lMr Il
, bertson, land dressed az becom
his ,age. Lam q young man, an,
fgmust dress as becomes my age. I
all things there should be fitness an
propriety. And yon should remem
? Der, that it is the kind and quality o
the garments which clothe the mind
that are of most Importance Ny ex
! ternal clothing i have made after th,
fashion in whichaal 4 msn around mi
wear it. Beyond that, it costs me bul
little thought - sa5 III e1sl
.szfHBnt il the way you dress ofend'
your brethren, are you, not bound 70
change for their sakes fsissi1 re- :,
80 II they are. ofanded without an5
real cause existing az ME the ;causs
il in them, and it is eertaiRly more
important that they should remove t:is
reaI cause from themselves, tnan the
Imas'nary one rom me. onklno ano
sensorlous Ieelings involve q greater
mlungs VIZ eertanly, man q simpie suit o. 9,
We. nIslng c-otnes, maoe IN tne way
snaI o'ner men wear Inein.l
TO this Mr.. Bisbee was at q loss to
reply. 1t was to him, altogether, q
new form of argument. ~ hr ~
a''I trust have not offended you,
Mr.. fklbertson, ," ne said, -by the free.
dom Of my REMARKS. saI assure you !
spoke M the utmost sincerity g. Hfs
II 90 not douDs that, Mr. basese
and...is Wouid lt, become me, q
ln,ti'ssei 20 pc olehueu Ut the s'heere:
S.i,, soni.lon y. any oue oI I.y Pcope
o'il. n..naaY : naY pe nple 70 pglee've efIvrs
~ s1stn = lo. tTl. r .nsy s"n
ceIye Nsla sisln ir me ne ifuS ioula
WIN me. me, as lar as you nave orouyht
s's ~ ho.ie ethel
! "a ,1u:, iorins A.o M eAternais. NoIniIg mas
ts's,Isa, oeen ssIu Ieie.ence 10 Tue purify
OF .ie F'esI Wnicn .aegh'' .of oi
tneir power 'nfouSn Lle IRVINE aio' 70
cnange tne heart - .l,i
90, no sir " responded Mr.. Bisbee
quickly. The doctrine was sound
enough, It was only the manner.
- Then don't you perceive, said
the minister, mildly, but with. i'm
pressiye earnestness, that YOU have
stopped to criticise the conformation
Of the shell, while the kernel: In
which Which all the substance resides,
has been suffered 70 fal' on tue
zfosno es ID: - s,.,,,... -, 81
M; sy soaaJa ' ' sue i'Af11 80
Mus .ei pfoesass''s Psa, s. -il.: !.
2iilhsre ans duties; $500, &c
,ween a munster a;9 tnS
| ION; Ano especialiy Is .neiS @ 49,,
d enariey ana toroearance uus:u
congregation towards q new minis
.er'i whom they nave lnvned 70 take
;narese OF men, a momen! renec
.lon W'il Ieit tneln tia!, y ne IS s:neet
2 2 ms caiiihg as . .hinlster' nc WIZ gu
t;ma ~ " Ie.st p ,n,;1 the embarass.
nents If his new nos;tion shall have
v,,rp off and 'nntiI he shall begin to
eel at Nome amono his neople shouId
bey treat him with preat considera-
ION: Instead 81 expectina and exact.
no every thiny from him ibev should
.;eId sonstbino of their own for the
axe .of the stranger. By and by,
bey win know each other better, and
,bar;tv, l;ts a tende. vine in IT'S spon-
anaons, arov,b will snr;ng nm and
me- fha., - ths 'I,onds, 81 Christian
aliax sb;n 81 n - = II
w.. .,,.s.,,..,....1 -.
/" hen .I,517i tnr. olsoee went away way si.a.
sJiln' ! y as s w,tH ,.t;. se, o..na a,n In n
ef..,S III. asH'.t .nan s 80 .',;,';a,.. IT.
= car upon sne. new mn inin.s s.a.
oullo ounsb liln y oe nI.H.I i u .I,.n Ths L
"a .a,h pioi eia, aeIei 81 nis 10 ~. ..:cS .a
81; ". Pl,osSu S1 nm. vi :'o.s..s ,. s.H
ms ,lle lietluies llls some a'iu "s.. .ei
nee, 1". no. y ay re NTeEII SIu -
is !eeliugs : toIwarus a''t l :; i1ipeIl
2r tns niiiu sarneSt inau.e' %. "a 'ia'
~ nao alsal'neu ,l.il'ill:,. nm
On the next Sabbath morning, the
linlster entered the pulpit with sub
ued feelings. He had, experienced,
urlRg the week, various trlals from
ne unguarded expressions OF many oft
le members, who too freely objected
ne to this pecuiiarity, and another to- {
lat.; At times, he had almost given
ay 10 dependency; but remember
g in whose cause he was laboring, II
nd in whom he put his trust, he '
oked upwards, and received strength )
) sustain him. after going through
Irregular services, he announced his
,xt in a voice that slightly trembledl d
he words were--,i .;,I..a.r, Ill sal !
..Rear ye one aa,otber,s ,bnrdeus."s Il
The i'm ,ressiye and somewhat sub liz
ned tonesof his voice, and the devout I
,d elevated expression of his cotin. "
nance had the effect to throw the ~
inds of~,suoh of his con greeation, as b
!, a. go, b.n,, -d;snosad 70 Snd EauIt | o