, 1877-06-18
those longer years the Same prayer, "Give NJ this
day ooe daily bread"
MAN AND THE SABBATH.

1 oHNANN Ak 4uE NEfk -. NJ HANHETT,
| The Hcv. E. N. Datfett, Of the Westminster
rresbyserthn Church, corner Of jackson md Peoria
stFeets, yesterday morning preached 4 sermon on
Man and tho Sabbath, taking his text from, tho
second chapter of Mnrk, twenty .scvonth verse,
"Thd Sabbath was mado for man." Tho Rpesker
explained that at present petitions were being cir.
cnlated 10 bo presented to tho Council asking thai
the saloons and other places Of amusement might
! be closed on Sunday. 1fo held that Tho Sabbath
| was made for man and not man fot the Sabbath.
lie cited tho cascs OF tho PhasIsees, who would
have condemned The Savior for healing on the Sab.
bath The law Of the Lord came iEto collision with
lhe spirit Of soe Of sher peculiar aws. This Savior
nnssowneas Of the ancient Sabbath restrfctfons in
Ell MEgybt; In shose @ days man VA not allowed 10
bns s' s = IL
ssfsadea es.t Il. e s s6bsth S.y. yas1Si nd
abbnlsa dsys te sabbath ". ay Of rcst and md
1oy: ana @ men were dressed In thcr most eoatly
rest fran toll Tae scyeres ncfe pI.ercd
snon @ The people In tlose days a. regarded labor
Yet sss st 'sy 81 HI. 's; SosS sS
ea.e. II id s,a tbc ssSoats h. sou!a 10 te ,.H dsy
rest. i was TO be day not to b. dreadea even 6T
T. ;t:ss. 5 4 4 4: e; 4:
ssss: = s's5:
e ssSs,b e. I'll a." TO, II: Il:
tss ssSnh .n9 na Gh: sw
men 10 obey. ite broue ont the fts foarth Con-. i
before seventh ws' tho G LasSs a5. cSst sxet
Tss ne fo,ss @ ana mesainT Of he ecalosua
male be sabatS 10 hol'ay 'G% IN Eurons nFfh hss
madc dsJ Of prucessions nnd uuholy actions In
the morning there might be aon,c services mumblci
there was cock fighting aud onl.Iating. TIjs
Taa tas q e;ss n tHl1 auq Spain s .ude TO tho
mindeiness and unnecessary pcrtceution Of those
J. shGu'a rs',. Thy mads ths Sabbath dre.ded Jay
III 6ssaa.e icy thsm,sSss had sa traa, fs'eI
60 could worthip ~ their eonseenccs dictated.
pheso Tres were I've n1ttcmes Of tho Sabbath. THE
religion tried to arrive as to Whit should
sabbath day. And which cunelusion should be in
sonso5anso me- wiIh she!r eonseisnses Tho speaker
ter othafs 70 s6ow st tic s6bs, ses Satpsa was
e. necessity, md that men entoyed sreatrt iongev.
~ s? 'sssiss siaAy y6 ssSa h,ss ss.' ess
,ts,;o1a w!9ont nIiaiax ihe!r ohyseal aad me1sl
hsalthtnl rccrcatlnn to those who worked s1 days.
ln grsate't help came to ncu'a moral anl spiritual
tuatnctof' Ae heiu thak natiun4 which did nat
properly obse rye tho Sabbath rnpIy .legcnurated.
Dissertation Of ts sabbath. liz heiI tl;at Tho na.
Huns nsspetui!y Depended spon tho correct o6.
sssSafaon T., ot tho sabtath:day. lie objected to
Sesaons. races. etc. The natives Of sotno Of tho
Enropenn nations brought over their ideas
Of 1lle observance Of tho sap5a.h with them, and
endeay9rcd to force them on the people. To this
e!ass the politicians panpcrcd and TINS threat
cEcd 10 shAEo the very foundations Of our tnyitn.
tlons. lie wanted fef,,r1 u,aie In nub,,c senti
ment- lla wanted tic Sunday laws ana ordinances
enforced. lie wanted aKtatlons kept up, md
w1ntei thsn1 to a9ftate and petition. liz wanted
u Known tdat ehe Catholic Bishop was With them,
tho priests. asking thelr co-nucratton, rio Yun.
day law in Now York despite tic oppositlon Of
tno press, WINS success. lie advIfea continued
agtatlon and SUCCESS wonll crown their eflo.te