The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-03-09
TO b;;.s ;ss,sIroaua s.rman' NAY. MS-,. said

ny IKE our -neY mnlSLerfl II nls PerSon
~ y TO make . deeper Impression, than p q
% &, mother not :sSs d. vas q an eeiegai
ice Brmon, urged Mary, 'fand now. Iir
e, member the subject. >, It WAS ON a
nd Beauty b. Holiness. and the text wa
le e.- See ye holy. for i am Aoly1 y Mary
Voice sunk into lower and NOR
serious tone, as she repeated this, brie
- potion Of the holy Word. neye
: felt, so like being religious in my life
as I did while he was preaching Tn
,at Efe Of holiness was. So beaptfully pit
i tnred. 4 III 7 were to hear such sermon
j.. every Sunday, I am sure 4 should b
8, mpch batter than ! am. 1890. -
y -. yon were pleased, then, with tiIi
tnev. minister, Mary said her father
who came In, in. time to hear her clos
ling remark He had paused at tn.
q door few moments to have q parting
word with q neighbor. .rt - 49, 9
III dsa.lIpdsea IsSas."i' replied 4 = Mary
, i.Ind how ssad did YOU IKE him. faith il
!. fer I" asked Mrs. May, looking into be,
hus stands face, with an expression
4 that indicated no small degree Of con
! .1cern. She was n woman whose
Thoughts were much occupied ON re-
iigious subjects, and she, therefore,
Il felt good deal Of alxiety about the
Enew minister who was 70 take the
otptace u good old Mr. Mofrisons re-
4 esntiy reno yed, By death, from his
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tcd,s n e quiet tom tone s.veS E,eos -, =
iHe certainly preached an exeellent
4 = But il lie al All like dear, good, old
d Mr.. Morrison p said krs May the
!. rising moisture dimming her eyes as
abe thought .of the gray headed old
,,nliu:-.es who had preached 70 Them
ifore the last thirty years: 80. 60
NO. he, is no: Gke Mr. Norrisoa
No two men are alike: And there
tare few of the, same class ,OI,. men as
llIr. Morrison left. Every. new gen.
eration offers in some degree from the
preceding ono, and the ministers differ
+, as much as the pcopl e.i4sy..e !. "a :,
1 .4tssChep 4 shall NOT like Mr. Nor
irison,a said Airs. Nays desponding;
IIysysEsdon't y thinks 4 car. ever hear
lipn pfeacbs;o sd3 os ssimsVs SeSe = z:
4 Ia sfes, mother % YOU will like him, 4
iamssure yon will T. spoke up Mary
with, Wal mth, ndsanimation, IS !. Don't
yon think she viii, father, she added.
70 .'Ipdeed, Macy Icannot tell. Ypur
mother WAS syeryll much attached TO the
excellent minister wlto has been taken
away from us. and should not e at
all surprised If she weuld he q long
time in getting. reeopeiled to the .lose,
Mr.. sElbeysson is d young man. But,
Notwithstanding his, fine talents, and,
] ,trust, sincere picty, he is y very diff.
ferent .persen from old ME. Morrison.
lie may be,asbettep minister, o. and
better mans but-Tia uIw1o3 adi a,;,|
nlfNexeri neyerlyzSsaida "a GMrsitAlayi
with warmth, hGinterruptmgi her hus1
bamisESis .qssSatcSs casin3iasEoy !,,l
II didlnotrsay that shewas.ssreplied
Mr.. EMay, smiIing Pleasantly at his
wife's warmth OF expression .o1il was
only going toFsupposes o case al sEl
stBut il is wrong to, SUPPOSE what is |
not true," said . MrsiaMay.s.2sM Mr.. I
Elbertson never was, and 8nsyer viii te |
be rs good a man, or las good minister
as Mr. MORRISON Y1Hnd szsd sN
tat.sut JouS hase netther5 seen nm,
nor heard him preach, is mothers said
Mary. ssksQSs akizaR 1iw saaias -.
zet-NosDor never wish a to-" & resunaed
Mrs. May, eyidentlyl losing command
okheDf DfeelingsssTq si1 tsa sLYt i
gs1'tW sD, neyer mind. smother, y said I
Mra May. soethinglyaIsIt is not right, I
Jouskhow. Ido' form iians unfayorabis |
opinion of any man. before having a I
fairsopportunity,t ~ become acquainted
withshisStrne ocharacter.i Hona must 1
goito heartatrd Eiberfsons and then, I i
hate4np doubt but that Yen viii think |
we'll otShihas.azoa oi aas sw rs-3.B
That evening Mr.. Ellis. and has VIE /
came IN TO SIT an hour or two Et
You were not at church, this morn +
ingss Ms. May, said MEsyEliis' ater
her bonnet and shaw. were taken Oh
and handed into the next room byst
E,lep.z sas % sssqys.,ss e ay;s gt.@l
ssf Nos I couldn't well leave hones
replied ~ rs; May.et atc1s..o .gl,l9 - 7,
Of;coprse,s you didn't hear our
new minister, said Mrs. Ellis, in !
rather an, eqniyocal tone Gle doesn't Il
preach like g OIL Old Mra Morrison, I
can ted ysu that. j. for one shall
never. be reeonciled to the change. II
. Il am sure I shall spos, resp nded
Iin Sas' Preach pas am told that he isa