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Po1NrEp SERMoNs.-More than one hundred
years ago there graduated at Harvard University
a man by the name of Rawson, who subsequently
settled in the ministry at Yarmouth, on Cape Cod.
He used to preach very pointed sermons. Hav-
ing heard that some of his parshloners were IN
the habit of making him the subject of their mlrth
at grop-shop, he one Sabbath preached dis
course from the text, " And was the song OF the
drunkard.' His remarks were of very moving
character, so much so that many OF ms hearers
rose and left the house in the midst OF the sermon.
A short time afterwards, the preacher delivered a
discourse still more pointed than the first, from
the text, And they, being convicted out OF Their
own conscienccs went out one by one" on this
occasion no one venturcd to retire from the as
sembly, but the guilty ones resigned themselves
with as good grace possible, to the lash OF their
paStOr.