THE LORDS DAY.
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We call the particular attention of our read
ers to the resolutions published few days ago
on this subject. Those who wish to advance
the temperance cause, should not forget its
important connection with proper observance
of the hallowed day of rest and worship; and
the efforts to be made by the committees to be
appointed, in accordance with the resolutions
of the Lords Day Convention, should be
promptly accorded by every lover ofpeace, So
briefly, and good order.


The members of our benevolent institutions,
are also called upon TO pay regard 10 the re-
spectful request made by the convention, to
choose some other day than the Sabbath, for
heir ceremonies; or, out Of respect TO the mo
raj and religious sense Of the community, to
dispense with martial music, and all unneces-
sary display.


JUST PUBLISHED.
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS, THEIR POSITION


DEFINED. BY Ulysses Ward. Washington,


1896


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