Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-11

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1T ID. sfser all" BE said, but the
training Of the thought, and he Who
writes sermon does that certainly; and
II | were called upon 10 exsemporise I
should doubtless succeed. At eli events,
l should not be afraid Of the trial.
Tho old minister pooh pooled, and
said the thing was ridiculous. He would
like to try bis young brother, and con-
vince him of his error.
"very we'll, +" said the young man. ~
have no appointment for next Sabbath;
I will preach in your pulpit in the fore
noon, and you shall preach in the after
noon. You shall write down the text
from which I am to preach, and hand it
to me after have sscended to the pull
pit, 80 that you will know that any previ.
Gus preparation will be impossible. In
the afternoon I will do the same BY you.
I will write your text upon . slip Of
paper, and hand 1t to you after you have
entered the pulpit"
"Aye," cried the old man, jubilantly,
land will not look at the writing upon
the slip until I got up to preach, you
shall see!'
And 30 It was agreed, and the old gen.
tleman seemed particularly pleased with
the prospect.
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ass fhe nsss.ce i. often orot.1 . ..;d
the vouthfni nssachsr n com rs,c;ra
his Sermon s.hnt !, ia MT n .,-sct ~
cordsnce WITH ths scr;ntnr.. r. ,s.d.
and she sa;d MIN Rslssm SOW Xua
then the vouthfnI nre.char n,s.sr,.d th.
nicturc or thouoht If thu ncv.r of evan ,
4 dumb hruts vhen tonchsd hv The
Divine :; vim; ana be preached !. sermon
that his heSrers we're deliOhtad
When TIA sfternoon came The old man
did not wear a face Of In. con6dsnt kind
a. he ascanded IN the nn,n;t The srr-
Dassin0 success of the morning h.d de-.
molished a part of hin cell. erected struct.
rest. At all events, he. could not hope to
equal his young and more impassioned
co worker. However, he was logged,
and kept his hastily spoken word. He
did not open his slip until il came time
for the sermon, and then he opened, and
read, from Numbers, chapter xii. and
part Of verse 80: "Am I not thine asst"
He smoothed out the page Of the Bible,
and 1OOln6 aponnd rhon ho rovo . mil