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morning to enjoy sweet Sabbath day; and
in the realms of bliss, where we shall wor-
ship Thee during the eternal Sabbath, we
will ascribe all praise and glory unto the
Triune God, forever and ever, Amen"


The service being over, each member of
the family retired, evidently amused at
something, the unfortunate Parson knew
not what. One member Of the family did
not relre. lie and James were silent for
moment, when he spoke,


"Mr. Denstayer," said he, "where do
you preach tomorrow :"


cat my regular appointments" replied
James.


81 reckon not" responded his friend.


"Why:"


"Why, do you know what tomorrow
is 7" rejoined he, smiling.


I" Certainly, it is the Sabbath"


"Thnk again"


"Well, do," said James, C to be sure il
Is ounuay.


cit is: When did you come home
Was it. not on Thursday ~


I" Yes sir"


"And was not that yesterday ""


Well, really, ! believe it was.''


elbow then, can tomorrow be Sunday"


Not, until tins moment, did James Den
slayer discover his mistake. By this time
several of the family, who had left the
room had returned, and they enjoyed, with
the Parson, hearty laugh at his amusing
and strange mistake while he walked off
to bed rejecting upon the event, and feeling
as if he had gained day by the recent re-
velation. He also resolved to be more
careful in future, to s take note of time;"
and to gain days by faithfully improving,
rather than by Silly forget them.
DELTA.


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