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URLIsHED ny ULYSSES WARD.

DC, WEDNESDAY, APRIL /, 1916.
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racter and standing of those in your ac-
quainiance who do, and such as do not
frequent place of worship. Mark the diff
ference between them. Whether man be
strictly religious or not, his character and
influence, as man, and citizen, will he
much bettered by steady regular church
going habits. SO obvious is this fact to
common observation, that it requires no
more than a mere statement to be conviac-
ing.


Nothing is more essential to moral and
religious life, than firm and uashakea faith
in the veritiss Of divine revelation, and
the solemnities OF a final judgment. Only
let sense Of these, be done away from the
human mind, and all moral restraint Of any
force or value is gone with them. And
fallen man, urged onward by the force Of a
reckless depravity, loses sight Of future ac-
ssuntability for his conduct, and gives him
self wholly to the snjoyments Of the pre-
sent. Saying to his soul, take pleasure,
eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow
shall be as this day, mere abundant in SEN
sual qualification.