The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-14

not made with hands eternal iii the heavens.
A temple dedicated to the worship Of tho high
and holy one Of Israel, tho Father Son and
the Holy Ghost, laugh and jest In tho very
shadow Of the cross, laugh when there Is alb
Esclutely nothing 70 laugh q. Soon was
told they we're members Of the church. What
an example, how could they act 10 such =
foolish, light manner ID the very place where
they had been convicted Of ain, converted and
born again, received the right-hand Of fellow
ship and been Welcomed into the church Of
God below. In the morning We sat in the
back seat, but in the evening As the Gre
had been made in the front Of the church
we took one of the front seats, and
truly believe that it is aIloays Warmer
" up close to the pulpit," the seats are just as
comfortable, one can hear what is said a
great deal better. When I first entered the
church Thought perhaps there was somo-
thing wrong with the front seats, but found
out by trying them myself that they were all
right. If the clock was only placed at the
front Of the pulpit so as to save people a
sprained neck it would be great comfort,
and every time the door opened have some
one to call out the name Of the person enter
ing it would also save trouble.
A great many motives were given to the
people of Tattlctown for attending church
'sby the gossips of the place." One that
heard was that if a church had good preach
er, man that loved his God and his work, IL
he was man who everyone liked both as a
man and minister, and particularly if he
was not married, they all sure went to that
church, for they were simply . after the man."
Not beCaiise they loved the service, not from
any feelings Of reverence or pety, not be.
cause they love to worship the Lord in the
beauty of holiness but the man. A thought
swept over my mind, had not these same Cos
sips at some time 1t may have been long
while ago--a hankering after some one they
/ had no business to banker after9 A fellow
feeling makes one wondrous kind and misery
loves company. people thatlive in houses COM
posed of brittle materials should not throw
stones, and it would be far better for some
that know SO much to sweep their own door
clean.
Old maids are rather below par In Tat
tletown. With the rising generation now l
like young girls but IL they do not succeed In
g catching - husband with their crimps and
furblows, fashion and fuss they will surely be
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