The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-04
IT'S sweet to tell. do mIud It we'll.

Obi how sweet to tell. sweet to tell.
We all in one place did live and love,
love to tell love to tell.
but mothei wherer Thou art gone above,
lis sad to tell. On! how sad too tell.
Correspondence Jauur.
Wherever you go you will see the ladies'
with the big sleeves. which is we'll enough
but would II not be better to put on long
or and larger shoes2 There is passage OF
Scripture which says. "Woe to the women
not prepared to suy that this has any ref.
erence to large Sleeves. nor do We care.
aud this we have TO say. as far as we are
concerned, let the ladies wear what they
please. Some men however seem TO be
disgusted at the wearing OF them.
Well, II the girls were controlled by
straight chalk line. We love to see apy
thing In the way of dress becoming to tie
ladies, and the cnly fashion they have we
don't like Is the banging OF the hair. and
there two times to OUT way of thinking
when women look ugly, that Ia. when they
bang the door and when they bang their
bangs. 1t was man, and his name was
Goliath. and gentleman by the name Of
David gave him the bang.
This is not what we stnrt ted out to do.
SO II We have made any mistakes we hope
that The critics will forgive US. On Sun
DAY morning last we wended our way to
Claymont AI. E Church and on our way
there We had the pleasure Of a social chat
with our beloved friend and brother, Il. N.
Baldwin. who 10 our p. M. and station
assn aSh. paSe anS WIG 2a s he rgna man in the
those who have heard him love t. hear
him talk. Going on our way we met in q
class, led by william Hoopes. and while
there We had the pleasure OF listening to
some grand experiences. After this we
went into the body Of the church for
preaching, the sGh1ect for the occasion
being the death of Stephen, and the pastor
Rev. Il. IL. Collins. handled 1t In such a
way as to please all present. By the way,
this pastor takes unto himself a compan.
Ion In life during this week, TO sail down
the stream OF time-smooth or rough. joy
or peace.
After service we took stroll for home
where We knew wife good anu true WAS
awaiting US to take that when suetains
the body, after which, by special invita-
ton We took the cars for old chester. for
ht. u on church Rev. b +. Campbell pas.
tor The day was set apart for a Harvest
Home. which Is held yearly by that peo.
pie; The services commenced at @ a. m
with sunrise prayer meeting und or the
charge Of Harry Lewis. At 8 o'clock
lnrge clnss meeting wes cond uc,ed by
andrew Brown. At 10 80 8. M, preaching
by the pastor. on the text ''Seed liuIs and
harvest"
In!he afternoon the Sunday school was
was heiu "a the main room of the church
ahu Gne cnliuten sang very beautifully.
At $50 Prof. A. S. Ottsy gave a talk on
"Snwinp Sparlngly and Sowing BountI.
Inhy The Former passage was to be
was called away TO 500 his sick mother.
30 under the circumstances the Professor
took both sices OF the subject and here
are TOW ot the thoughts, that fell from
his lips. He eaid I'VE were 10 commences
sowing In the M orDlnG early. and TO keep
sowing nll through tho day, and even
when night comes upon us. We were not 20
taught US To do"
Don't worry about the seed; II IL was
spiritual aid sown in the Spirit grace
would keep IL alive. AMI God In Ills own
good Time. would give you reward for
the soNiLg In this life. aud In duo time
would gather In his great stroehouse In
heaven There is no dnnger OF lazy
, man sowing good seed. for God has no
need for lazy men Ia this world nor in the
world To coIue. II We SOW We might as
we'll sow bountifully as to sow spnringiy,
and SOW good ssed. He said he was
glad that little boy or girl could SOW as
well as the man or woman. He told the
parents not to fail to SOW good seed to
! their children.
Don't show a Grabbed disposition and
ugly temper. They know whether it Is
good OF bad seed. lie said that he bad
seen children who spoke about their
parents In way that WAS not becoming
for children TO speak of them. and after
making u careful examination he found
that the seed sown was not good. there
| fore could not produce a good result.
| Also bad man could not sCw good spir.
| ituaD seed. nor the good man SOW the bad
| (deylish) seed. ana II man was going to
serve the reyil. Why serve him ight, and
the same way In serving God. These are
| few OF the many thoughts given.
| After lie service We were Invited tC 90
| homa with a lady who wHs great friend
| OF our mother. and who hHs lived to be
| well up in years and hasn't IA yet found
m-but FOR years has kept her o WIN home
| So we fell in. aud with an elderly widnw
we went to the widows retreat and the
| old maids home. where we were gIandly
| entertained. and aftef partaking OF a good
| square meal and a grand talk of bygone
| days we by invitation. went to see another
| elderly lady who had known our pareDts
before we were born, who nursed tue
| writer when DAflY. and bht3 told thar
| she used TO smack
Well. her mime in those days was Hea-
venstrike, and We told her that she Savo
US the Baby strikes. The old lady got on
her bonnet and won't with US hack to the
| place of worship. where an experience
meeting was to 10 held by our life long
i friend. Harry Young. and of course we
were asked to read passage OF scrip
| but no BlDie wns ut hand, und brother
| long In getting IL. We quoted the script
| ufs from memory. There were about
two hundred people in this service.
| just before preaching, The pastor was
| presented with very Dsnullful basket of
| fruits by his Bible class by MIR. Young in
becoming speech The pastor then
| people who gathered to hear his sermon
OH the text, '1f Christ should c1me to
Chester" This was an able discourse and
| everybody present got some medicine to
| take and It is not certain whether every. .
| body took their medicine. II has beer,
| "a long while since we heard lh MANY
'Amens," "God help him." sGod nieas
| him." as we heard on this occasion.
Heis considered by good judges to hs
| one of the best young speakers in the
| city of Chester. After the preaching of
| the sermon your hum ble servant was pre.
| sented with a handsome bouqust The
| fruit display was one OF the best wo ever
| saw any occasion. During the day $50
| In cash were received and $3.50 subs crIbsd
The above pastor has host OF friends
| that belonged to other churches and thew
| are willing to give hi,n "a helping hand
| when he needs 1t We then hunted the
depot, to take the train, which came in
| duo time. and we arrived home safe and
| sound and we'll pleased with our Sabbath
| days work. A. S. ..
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