The Newtown bee., 1907-03-22

satisfied with the six given, pursued to capture the seventh also. So man, not satisfied with the six days given of turn God out of the seventh day also It can be done, but how irreparable the loss yet unwritten history will af-
 firm. The transportation lines, steam, electric and team, affect only the gen. eral public. They bid for patronage, but do not actually invade the home like the Sunday newspaper, which keeps many man from devOt1ng the | | without which even the animal and | intellectual fail of satisfaction. Man | | is not simple but compound, trinity | of body, mind and soul and, while the
 neglect or abuse, there is nothing like |
 spiritual atrophy to ruin the whole | | fabric. The divine in man cries out |
 in it's need and hunger for light and | life, and this Jesus the Christ came to
 satisfy, but, long before He came, Sa-
 viour of sinners and final Judge of all, | God the Father set the Sabbat tn as a seventh of time perpetually sacred to Himself, not for His selfish satisfac
 tion, but that mans hungry soul
 might pause in it's quest for daily i bread and information to drink at eternal fountains of living water and
 to feed in green pastures and beside
 still waters of His love and peace.
  cious actions are not hurtful, because they are forbidden, but forbidden be-
 cause they are hurtful." This is es-
 pecially true of the 4th command
 ment. God has not arbitrarily set : apart day for Himself, but, knowing f it's value, bids for it's observance in wisest and tenderest love. The Sun l day question will never down, for, , curse inevitably follow, or it will be s maintained because Gods voice : is still heard, respected and obeyed. ? Better to keep it as His day, as His k Word commands, in the spirit which
 He loves to bless than to sheer at blue e laws and at those whose conscience l calls for a day--not of selfish pleasure d or profit, but of that unselfish benef- d cence which Is of divine origin. A safe
 rule of Sabbath observance is to cut o out the selfish and make the day one V of help. There is much selfish 1 church going, which cares only for its $ own pleasure and will not attend the v service if pet preacher is absent or ii 2 rain or other impeachment makes at. IT tendance matter of denial. It is al e most as bad as the big Sunday dinner n that gorges it's own with never a n thought of the poor, the lonely, the e unhappy.
 Day of all the week the best,'' k May thy divine influence never fail ir ly our beloved land! ''No art in life is fin ,h CT than the art Of wayS1de ministry le Not to have learned 1t is to miss out o1 le ones life half the power of usefulness l. observance than in that waYside min is istry, which feasts, not that it may bt
 bidden to feast in return, nor that Il lk may glut animal craving, but whicf 1t. and worship in giving what it has frs ? received, whether of pocket, of mind
 or of soul.
 o1 Freely ye have received, freely give" es Providence does not fail those wh he make the Kingdom first, and Robin
 attention was directed to defunc
 paper at his old home in FreshtOn, t' - which his eye was called by one of tha ,e band of younger brothers, who were t IF. be such support his journey through er MT Child was as faithful friend as o en yore and assisted in looking the fel ha over, nor ever failed to the limit of hi he utmost sympathy and generous assist nd ance. Another paper was publiShe nm in the town; the suspended paper, tn ar Hive, had only a worn-out equipmeu d and few hundred unexpired subscril 1is tions as assets, besides having ba 3lv reputation for frequent changes froI ,h. one hand to another and the town il Tt self was too small for two SucceSsfl m weeklies. Robin was by th1s tim oe thoroughly equipped for newspape am type and get the paper to press an -so prepare matter for publication, but ,m press work itself and in provision ,sa the sinews of war, the necessary dc are lars, he was not so we'll informed. m was a fine opportunity of putin ht. knowledge at usury to his own adva he tage, and, after careful deliberatio nd the Hive was bought. A friend a ,ch sured him that failure was impossib b the if he would only regard money dr md him as of no more right in debtor 're pocket than if the debtor had stole ost it from him, and this view of the ca we certainly gave him confidence ar md courage in later collections. Takil His again as his motto, "FainG heart ne .ow CT won, land his grandmothers, "HoI ned for the best, but be prepared for u to worst," he put part of his limited Ca .an ital into a supply of paper for yes which MT Child drew to town fire in the station and left standing in co ,er- spicuous place, where 1t might be ,in object lesson as to the new .propr her tors staying qualities and his faith ,av- one ho" 'eh'ui
 nay Just make your best endeavor-
 an Have faith, instead of doubt"
 in | 'Cheer, boys cheerl No more of idle sorro ,eet Courage! True hearts shall bear us on
 wayi
 ice, Hope points befote to show the bright age mornow- zen | Let forget the darkness of to-day"