The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-05-21

Just here, whenever you hoar porsunS
CCusing others OF being into xiCdted il
leaves room for those that do not know
them TO conclude that the accusers do
not know any other way OF being hap>
Ply. Whatever language we use overy
day we will use on Sabbath, those who
| steal think every body else will steal.
| Now we should not think of accusing
sch oil girls and boys of being intoxica-
ted It they sang or talked loud as they
passed an Academy. We should think
they simply wanted to show us that
they could be moro lively than we. We
meyer think happy people have any
other cause for 1T than those origina-
ting in mental entertainment. Tell
any kind OF tale and a vulgar mind will
make it out vulgar. So much as to orr
| being intoxicated.
Second We have it pretty straight
| that some one in Mt. Pleasant remarked
| OF us that he meyer saw an Iglier set OF
girls. l have noticed that when peo~
pie have disposition to find fault, they
| find such fault in the direction Of their
wants. Envy in one hates another be-
cause he has more praises. If we arc
pretty and attractive ourselves and
"have charityn we do not think about
saying that others are ugly. Whenever
you see person say others are ugly, Ell
thor the speakers are Ugly and therefore
bate to see beauty in others, or else
they are naturally unpleasantly consti- |
tuted. A true maa or woman will say
good or nothing OF others, except in |
selt-defense. Our girls do not claim TO |
be pretty but they have enough beauty |
not to envy others.
Third. So much in self-defense and |
by way of rebuke. We are friendly |
still, but cannot afford to appear to |
Maury County in false cOlors. We |
houn GfNnlynn Ynloinlu mud Nyha
think. We have feelings and mean 10 |
protect them. We are sorry that your
correspondent and others have not been |
so trained as to see the best side of that |
which was never intended to be othor
than fun. We enjoyed our trip, our
girls seemed like flowers blooming i'm
the waters more fair than real flowers.
We saw the vauited Sky above,
Around the shelteTing clouds,
And heard the echoes die
With waters for a shroud.
There was beauty, love and joy and
hearts to receive it oil. Friends fed,
heaven blessed and nature choerod us.
TIL is was enough. A. ID. NJ
of The Porter Church
Kew. Dr. Y0unG-lHis Visit to MI. |
EIeasant-His LabOrs.
Sunday, May 10th, was an Grant to tho |
in the vicinity OF The Porter
Church. This new house Of worship Is
located in the 18th civil district, and is
three miles east of Mt. Pleasant. 1t is
,he successor of what was long known
as Hunters Chapel. It owes its exist
once largely to the liberality Of Mr..
Nelson Porter, Of it's vicinity.
1t has been erected under the super, {
Vision of Messrs. NJ. Giddens, w. NJ. o
irwin and r. r. Gillespie, as building !
IL is supplied with Bur, a
lette organ, of a capacity suited to the "
ize of the building, and for which tho Z
is indebted TO Miss Helen %
alexander, who by her untiring energy,
aised.. means sufficient to pay for tho in
trum6nt when bought. The Trustees
re grateful to Messrs. Lamb IL Boyd, of
for q beautiful Communion
'able, which they generously donated.
The house is SO by "a feet, is we'll built,
BEAUTIFULLY located, in a grove of oak and
oech, near to excellent water, aCcessi-
lie from all directions by county roads,
as a we'll arranged and convenient
'hancel, enclosed with q semicircle ball
Strade, with plain, neat pulpit. The | u
5hole building, interior and exterior, is .,
ainted in excellent style. The dedica- -
ion sermon was from the text, "Ho h
hat winneth souls is wise" DIR. G,
Dung was in one of his happiest moods, &.
nd FOR one hour held his audience e.
18th profound attention in the cXpOsi- ~"
on and enforcement of his subject. O.
At the close of the sermon, two hun O.
red and sixty dollars in cash and sub q
,riptiOns, was raised, all amount sufii- +,
ent to pay off the entire debt, and also II
} aid in furnishing the church. The J.,
astor, Rev. w. ii. Wilkes, in the 4
anne of the Trustees, presented the !.
ouse and DIR. Young sOlemnly set d"
part the same to the worship Of Al T.
lightly God, according to the Ritual of T.
10 NJ, l.. Church, South. Dinner fol z
WED for the large congregation, q
tOsOme FIVE hundred persons, :.
nd then another sermon by Dr. Young. ~
s previously announced, DIR. Young $,
reached in Mt. Pleasant on Saturday
ight previous, and the Sunday night .,
flowing the dedication services refer =,
d to above. The sermons were listen u
| to with delight, and it is hoped with u
roft by large concoGrs5 of people, 90
ach night, w.