, 1879-07-27

and followed by the chores taat
consume long hour, oftener an hour 9na
half, making fourteen hours OF qta@eing 1a muiA ;
when eight bours in the field and the time neces-
sary for chores would give ample opportunity lor
! reading and rest, thus rendering the naeo "oih
| bright and cheerful. 1t IS pitia6le to witness
the conflict between capital and laoof .,,' ~ our
Own and other lands, and tue "1etcnsu 1liin1 cix
| in SO many cities, the strikers always loslnS,
for the simple reason that 1t is no true way 70
remedy wrong. Strkingly is this true IN tne
long-planned aud now in force Fall River strike.
The ..mtlls have in large part been rnnnlns on
| tly after family, have left the city d1shonoreo
in their trades, with all the expense @
OF change and months Of lost t,me;
The ONLY perfect being that has ever wukeu:
the earth. the Divine Redeerner HlmseH, saIq,
" nm among you as one that seryeta;n M d. ~ me
ciples' feet, aud has said to US, have given
you an example th:it ,e should do Us | have;
done unto you.n The question Of the dignity
OF labor has long been settled one, out naru @
work made easy and victory in toll is one that
is far from being settled, as the premature
| wrinkles on many faces and the -stoop shoul-
ders Of many mechanics and artisans bear sad
testimony. Stand erect In the midst OF toll;
air that is everywhere seeking admission;
afford the blood its longing opportuni-
ty to freely .:coorse :, its way through
the beart and out into the extremities; make
daily use Of the abound!ng water, thar, like The
mir, ia the freest of Gods gifts, remembering
that "ceanliuess is akin to godliness." how
many times, on late trains. we hare entered our
Own and foreign cities to witness the long 70"
Of six and seven story windows where printers
toll all the night long that the multftudes may
early the next morning have the worlds news.
To the printers and policemen, who turn night
into day, and the great multttudes who do the
hard work, may ne say that i've years On
mountain farm, with three months Of winter
,11f 7fo1T Fanrc nn al f1no r1nE
man, and master-house builder, twenty-five
years of thousand miles per month travel,
gives forty-four years OF hard work, with per
feet health at fifty~ave years Of age. j..
TIE sUNDAY-scuooi IN ITS RELATION 70 OTHER
-. AGENCIES
n: Z. Hazard, OF Wheaton, H., editor OF the
National Sunday School Teacher, gave an ad-
dress upon the Sunday-school in its relations
to other agencies, In which he said that man,
In climbing his genealogical tree, found so
many Smiths and Joneses That he made up his
mind that be was related TO about all the
be-. said to be related to nearly
every other BENEVOLENT effort. ;. I am
convinced that II the true attention is given to
the children thew: all will be converted, to
the policeman told him to move on, replied.
"1've been moving on all my life, where shall
move to2'' The progeny Of one bad woman in
New York numbered nearly 500! What an e1-
pense to the. State, which might have
Yerted and her great household of
thieves, murderefs, burglars, and villains
turned to good citizens. Five Points, in
New York City, is comfortable place in which
to live now, because Of the u1isston-work accom-
plsbcd tiere during the past twenty years. The
outlook for TEN pcrance was never 20 promising
as today, and the war upon tobacco is in the
near future. The cigar is the Devils pillar OF
cloud br day. and pillar Of fire bg night. The
- IT, kn s-%:r nkrfv
lated to foreign missions. A little girl, when
asked what disposition she made with the
Is cents given her, replied that she e1-
pended five cents for candy, five for nbbon, and
i've were wasted uDon the foreign missions!
The Sunday-school, In its relation to the church.
is illustrated too frequently by the fact that
few are called Sunday-scnool men or women,
when all in the church should not only be4fn The
church but heartily and faithfully engaged in all
the details Of its work. The Sunday-school
aud should not say that the miDlstsrs should re-
member their presence. Is 1t not written twfce
"Feed my lambs" With but once "Feed my
sheep"? Is it not now true that the benedic-
tion is the most pleasant portion Of most church
services?
The programme for each day Of the coming
week will be very Interesting in the Christian
Work Assembly at Camp Collie. 'fhe'Attend-
ance on Sunday will be large, and many; dis
tinguished workers are expected to arrive this
evening ut the camp. -.
Sunday, 9Th 1nst., preaching by the kaY.H
NJ. Case at II q. m. Song service, conducted 'by
81. G. Paddock, at S p. N. y n','.'
Monday, 18th. concert at p. ~, cohdMted
by a. c. Paddock, assisted by homie taleht.''''
Tuesday, 23th. Bible reading by the 'RsVEoH.
". George, of Huntley, ILL: 80 ssl1cH::
Wednesday, 30th, at 8 D. n. talk bgsK:sA
Burnell, Of Aurora, upon China and thesaht
nesc. =" 81 {!13s!: !,
Thursday, 31st, at 3 p, NJ, address By, Prot.
Dc Motto, OF the Dela7an Deaf
upon the topic, "HoW to Make Money and How
to Keep It." -: =
Friday, Aug. l, at 3 p. NJ, preaching by the
Rev. ". B. Willard, Of Dundee, III.
Saturday, Aug. 2, the International Sabbath
school lesson.