| Show from the jessurun Jes hurun burun THE JEWISH SABBATH amongst all the holy gifts which judaism hath bath bestowed on on its ita professors there is 19 not I 1 one so holy not one so r ch in blessings as i the gift of the most ancient institution on earth the ibe girt gift of he the sabbath the he jewish sabbath deprive the jew sew of his bis sabbath and you have robbed him of the richest of all his bis possessions possessions sessions the pearl above all price offer ros Eos i him im in its nead dead what you may you cannot indemnify him for h a great loss deprive the jew of his sabbath and you leave him friend less joyless and dewever numerous the crowd of friends however varied and great the joys i y you yon oll oli may bring him he be will n not ot find fuch such suld FUL Q a friend aa as the sabbath the ei joy ment of every pleasure vanishes like air before the tranquil tran qui j swe awe sweet et holy happiness to be found in the sabbath i joy alone for the sabbath is 13 to the jew the richest jewel the be truest friend god bath e louied the jew with the sab gab bath hath bath led to him as a beautiful bride is a led to the arms areas of the envied bridegroom th this is his bis most glorious institution I 1 if it he remain true to her true with heart and soul soui devotedly attached true to all risks at any sacrifice she will be the truest the imort most molt devoted companion she will adorn his hia humble bumble caan sp swo as to make it to him a para dise uise she will ivill spread such ouch joy over this terre terres night that its darkness and gloom will be changed into the glorio ii is and cheering light lof lot the bun sun she will know bow to lead him with a sure and steady and h 1 ving hand along alon aion the Blip slip slippery pery path of life she will remove every obstacle I 1 e in his bis way dry every tear heal beal every wound assuage every pa pan n she will lighten the burden of care ana sorrow it is aishe she who mabeth rich the poorest and the rich true lord ford and aid ei j lyer of his bis riches she I 1 macelli the t wise lse ise and to the wise the true foundation of wisdom she rabeth rai eth up the nd gives to the strong the source of his strength to he the virtuous the ke kenel benel nel nei of bis his virtue ye who turn your backs upon this true com coin panion and friend you do n t kno v x the value of the bles arg you despise ye nho who not noi leave th 9 a pearl a legacy to your children you do not rot know how bow poor how i very poor you leave th in m bestow on an your i eb children ildren lidren wealth render renaer them 0 su upright I 1 wise and clever and strong and healthy give them edi edl education cation catlon arld arid render them bonore honore holo hono rei rel land band and give them a sabbath too the ancient jewish Sabba sabbath tb give to tipra in your teachings and more so in your ex example amlie your earnest example let them bee see you ate aie in earnex earnet earnest by the sacrifice you are ready to make and are making and then and anil not till then hen shall you have insured permanency to their ri riche sup bup port to their virtue light to their heir virtue light ito to vis wisdom dom strength to to their power you will ill lii have given them the puh pith and marrow if tf their acquirements acquire ments knowel owed ee and attain merits the reat real virtue and meaning oe of their education and their honor I 1 lay I 1 our hand upon your pillow without anxiety on their account for should they even lose their wealth shou shoud ld their virtue lumbe sum bum be I 1 sho bho rhoid id they cease to be wise and wealthy should frienda friends forsake them shoud yon too leave them and you cannot stay with them forever fan far away helpless poor sunk n the depths ot of misery i he the sabba h will not forsake them the sabbath abides by them faith i fully it bri ngeth consolation ard sten gih gib I 1 balm and relief it has in sore for them joy oy and peace inexhaustible unspeakable t B ut though you may secure to them all these advantages you omit to espouse their soul with the sabbath you wll wil VI render their happiness chappine hap pines a and their peace their bessing and joy their wisdom antt anil their vir vit pwe powei iless leBs untenable untenably nabi you vou you abandon their J judaism to the incalculable e uncertainly of chance there is a vast amo amount eit elt rit of good practical 9 sense ense in tho above without looking t at is Vs piety we commend it to our beides reide a eed ted ED N NEWS E w a I 1 PAXSON parson brownlow v establishing A PRO een zen li YEL parson brownlow is gradually re rec c gerlog vering 0 from his illness ile he seema seems destined to fu fil his intention to live at aid ald d see this I 1 re belion rebellion crushed that he is at present alive and lucking lucki Dg 11 the following article from his bis paper vyril lil lii ill sufficiently attest for the last forty years E Z stern tennessee bab baa been cursed with an whose headquarters has been 1 knoxville and whose conscientiousness ot of superiority las been sticking out whenever a family I 1 aa as owned from three to ten kinky beaded headed negrone neg deg roee this was an aristocracy founded alone upon the and an s far lar has it carried its insolence for years that ahen when one of these upper tens would speak to the wife or daughter 0 of an honest mechanic or a decent laboring man they regarded their act of speaking as one of great preat condescension it ia is not sufficient for the world to know that these high flyers wera were the descendents dependents in a direct I 1 ne from some old fore foreigners ners who had bad been sold out dilon ilion upon shares to pay their passage to this thi 3 coultry cou itry it was not sufficient to io know that their illustrious predecessors had taken their start in life by peddling in pins and needles by spading up gardens for other people or by entering other peoples lands and by book or by crook securing their heir titles through the mercy of god the firmness ferm firm ness nesa os of mr lincoln and the madness of the southern confederacy we are all about to find a common level where we can at least boast that inon the be lord is the maker of us all he bas baa not cot I 1 heretofore been the maker of us all ah but thet thee I 1 times are changing it t will wil I 1 require lamps I 1 and gaslights gas lights in ii day daytime ti me to n find nd the aristocracy i ot of this town the dirtiest branch of c the concern is following 11 in the rear of long streets streeta army some of them are attempting rapes upon decent women some are losing what little they had bad accumulated by bi playing card and others oe of them are killing hilling them drinking mean whisky the days daya of their greatness and glory are over and they are stand ng now where their merits conduct 0 n duct and associations by right have placed them thern tim THE DUBLIN DURLIN RIOT the london times gives the following additional facts relative to the dublin Dubin hiot riot IA A re commenced on the platform 1 and simultaneously u altane ansly in several parts of the be house the battle raged with the exception I 1 of a few of us who stood on a form at the wall looking on the whole mass on the platform i were en enraged engaged a ed in a terrific struggle flourishing abill e T hs boxing throttling tumbling bing over the chairs and form ap sprawling r abling on the boards kickin kicking yelling the fenian men being well billed and commanded pressed on in such overwhelming force that they carried the platform in about about ten minutes the nes mr Stil sill livan and some priests bledl fl edthe the chairs and tables were broken up and ana converted into wea weapon we apos the reporters were knocked about and quickly lost in tho the agitated mass masa the bictory was won and the Sulli Sulliva were utterly the victors seized a piece of green cloth that covered the ibe tribe tibe and waved it as a dlag flag of triumph this put an end to the fighting throughout the room the fenian feniane 3 kept waving their flag amid all sorts of noise and an ani l uproar for about an hour A priest attempted in vain to get a hearin bearing THE presidential SQUABBLES IN pots and courier coutier plots are now the i order of the dy day and night in washington the white I 1 house hoube ouse itself and is floral are involved in the gen ral intrigues for the prize r ize athe the departments are shouldering ing with i h the hidden fires of 0 intrigues and acar ecar cely a levee or reception is given that has not rot as a motive the appointee Appoint mei me ta to and removals from office the assignment of rod ron contracts tracts the commissions of brigadier r majon major a or and it ia is shrewdly intimate teil p even lieutenant general generals are arc said to hinge hidge upon the color ot of a mans sentiments on the presidential question the interrogatory Is he honest is be he 1 I is no longer put to an aspirant for i effice but in lieu thereof it is 13 t asked la Is he lincoln nc oln oin is he tie chase is he seward is be he armon Fr mon or ia is he anybody elst els elg 1 roving hoving arid and sinecure Cm commissions cammisa missions iona are arc bestowed bf stowed from presidential considerations hardy worthy popular larj larl victorious generals general are removed to make place for others presumed to be bounder sounder on the presidential goose or to conciliate a faction that may create trouble troubie Bri brigades f our brave armies are sent into rebellious states to water with their precious bood the soil that may produce 11 residential presidential voles not to be decided on the in washington at this time from the be material named ia h to tu te be ur unfriendly fil endly if it not diao diso at ard criminal washington wag Was ellington ia is a terrible place for aloa aid ald aid counterplot at almost any timp time 1 lit dow row in addition it is 13 the cauldron cauldren caul dron in which in intrigues eln cen for the a s ell cess bessi n are boiling at d ule fever heat le it boil the people in thi it own good I 1 time ilme ime will ca cause use it t tu I sinar r eo down doan n ene lne ne kv norl herald THE FLORIDA 1 lie ite I he di dr fails taits of the he florida disaster r scarcely y relieve the disgrace of it the ibe first accounts gen seymo seymour r was waned b by scores of union ur ion lon men that a large force ba had been serit seta on by Bea dea from charleston and would intercept him even the point of 0 attack was designated notwithstanding hese these warnings cun cur ur men i were ere marched into the trap and the battle battla was ivas fought by one half of the army to v cae tle tte other half balf the eghte diute l stata were aarabed under a cross fire from the rebel and union batteries ard ciconet 0 clonel was ivas pro probably babiy bably killed by our own guns guna the seventh connecticut broke but soon ra lied and afterwards did well the negro brigade acquitted itself tile the ob j ct of th ir expedition was rol roi lical al rather than military heing being chiefly designed to ascertain ibe the loyal y ot of the and chiv inv to 1 them back to the union the tf suit stilt indicates that poverty fleas alligators fi h ign agn edice rd ice and re rebellion hellion pervade the be state tiie tile single redeeming feature of the affair is that the en ens eni emy proy lost more men by victon than we did by deleata dei del eat at ard aid d only won by the A force of numbers nun nur bers beis N Y SUP sur mir 19 |
