There aro one or two principles
which apply directly to tho frequent
difficulties which meet tho christian
young man," wrltos Dwight L. Moody
of 'A Young Man's Religious Life'' in
Ladies' Home Journal . "In Sunday
labor' thero -is a certain amount of
work that must bo dono on Sunday
booth for tho needs and health of a
cominu.nity;. ,,But, In necessary, work
it should bo dispatched as quickly, as
possible, and not bo used as an excuao
lor necessary w6rk. ;
.-".When tho Lord ordained a dav of
rest it was for 'man's best 'interests,'
physically, mentally' and, "spiritually,
and' any man who barters- thqf day of
rest to -gratify tno feoiusu mtcrosts, of
another is alwayB tho Joscr. Man
needs for the wclfaro of his, soul, as
well as hia body, at least ono 'day
in seven to dovoto to ita.spocial needs.
I know, from personal oxpeflonce,
that no man can work'soven days in
tho'week, not even in religious work
and do the best work he, is capable
of, either1 for God or t niau. Aud 1
have no right to take, from my neigh-
what I prize myself." ,..
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Extra rubbers and caps for Mason's
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E"rom dispatches pent M
Gen. Shatter, the authorities) believe
that tho yellow fevor among tho
troops is 'thoroughly ''under control.'
Gen. Shaftor has cabled -asking tho'
imHiediato dispatch ofV$woJ',l)mmuno
regiments for garrison, "duty,' in, order
that tho remaining troops may bo, re,-.
.mdyed.from the zono of intoctidn. A
full Hat of tbo foyer victims, wiljisppu
,bo issuod bytho War-Department.
