The Progress., 1897-07-03

80 rino Zenns the lawyer.
AkeDtlclo0.
w.... s,s two or three forms OF teMptA~
t,on 70 which ths legal pfoke = ~ 49,,
,aciallv subject. The d1se OF AA ..'..
clam. Controversy - tne A'ee.~ ,av ~
.",;aantal or accidental With as. out ~ALn
.o,, - Ia perpetual You get 90 nseo -
su.h,ro the sharp question Nv ny! a,o
rnaEin9 unatded reason superior 70 uno
amotions that the religion OF Jesus Cn....
,rhich Is q simple matter OF 1aasn A"" ~o'.'
hnman reason, although not oon'Is
a. has but little chance with some Va
brilliant orator wrote - .h;s cen.
frst mage Of which he anDounoeo 'ns
.,n,ant IAN honest God Is the hoole
-orE -. mani Skepticism IS the m'ens
;.s, temDtation Of the legal profession ano
that man who can stand In that pfoes
.ion resisting all solicitations 70 1nnueAs;
And can be az brave as George hliess ~ Va
Massachnsstts, who stepped from 'i,e
.sha-nator,al chair to the missionary con-
ssntion to plead the cause OF dying race
then on his way home from me CONVEX
| .,on an a cold day, took OF his warin
| .io.t ana threw 1t over the shoulders OF .
thinly clad missionary, saying, Iake .n"s
and wear It; It will do you more soI s.'1
It viii me-" or, like Judge JOIN .Ao 1a.,,
vho can step from the supreme court 1oolH
~ the United States 90 to the AnntVersafI
n,atSo,m az the American Sunday SchoN
: unnkon ita most powerful orator, deserves
con1ratnlatiop and encomium. Oh. men
of the legal profession. let Ine beg o. you
20 Quit asking questions IN regafo 20
nRion and begin believing! ...,,,
, storv END. Kent and AAns6ad, became
Christians. not through their heads, ons
throu oh their heexts. Except 80 oecome
! a. = uttle child, ye shall in DO wise enter
the Kingdom Of God" II you do not D.
. come q Christian. o man OF the legal pro
fession, until you can reason sni. wnoS
thing out In regard to God and Christ ana
8 the Immortality Of the soul. you VIII never
. become . Christian 1t ALL Only believe
"Bring Zenas the lawyer.
ssAboAh breaking.
!. Another mighty temptation for tbs aAoae
4 profession Is Sabbath breaking. Ths EAA
= has been going ON for 10 OK Is days Ies
n evidence is all in. 1t Ia Saturday night:
p The Judges gayel falls on the desk, ano
II be says, "Crier, adjourn the court un1i! ~
A O'Clock Monday morning. On Monoay
~ morning the counselor Is to sum up the
= cass. Thousands Of dollars, yea, the nepu
N tation and life of his client may depend
h. upon the success Of his plea. How viii ~
m spend the intervening Sundays Ihsrs Y
" not one lawyer out Of . hundred that Cal
40 withstand the temptation TO break tn,
hSASSAA30SAAS>SS -
yet II he does he hurts his own soul
It. What. my brother. you cannot do befor
ne l2 O'Clock saturday night or after
Ill O'Clock Sunday night God -does not wan
ue you to do ut ALL Besides that. you wan
n. the "a hours Of Sabbath rest TO give 20
ey that electrical and magnetic force whac
a. will be worth more to you before the 5uf
W than all the elaboration OF your case Oh "a
or sacred day. Ny Intimate and lsmense
M friend, the late Judge Neilson, In hAs II
zoe teresttnR Hsiainisoences Of Rufus Choat
oh says that during. tie SAs Osse thss gents
A. man tried In New York the court y
nd 3ourned from Friday until Monday ON Q
cir count Of the Illness Of Ar. Chests. 81
tho chronioler says that ON the intervenir
le- Sabbath he saw M. Choete In the o
aid Brick church listening to the Rev. d
,ot Gardner Springer. lido net know wheth
Of on the following day Rsfus Chosts W
ow bis cause or lost b, but do know that
net Sabbatic rest did not do him any hafl