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MOON’S PHASES.

(vi—[mi Quarter, 5th day, llh. 12m even. 5N9“. llonu. 13th day, 10h. 17m even. 3 ﬁrst Quarter. 20th day. 10h. lm even. 3 Full Moon. 27th day, 8h. 19m even. ‘ TllEG.-t’l‘llERER. ll 0 .\l E. There is one bright enchanting.r spot, libero love and beauty grow, Which oft the glorious grace of God, llath made it heaven below ; AM in that row-mint sheltered spot 'i'iicrc isu rzidiaut gem, f-lorcprm'lons for than ocean pearls, ()r unipiro's diadcm!

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0h! ker-pthut gem. yo plighted ones,

Nor from that spot dcpart—

Tllitl Spot is ll‘h‘ll-I-dt‘ll3ltl{lll home?-

',";;at gem, the ran-urvr HEART. REMEDY I’Ull ltliS’l‘lJ‘ISSNl‘iSS AT

.‘i l (i ll '1‘.

A man who kcpt a small rum-sell- i'ig establishment was a professor of miﬁou. C- an owning. wiijli- attend- in; a religious meeting, he rose‘and twgan to make sonic remarks. Ano- llll‘l' memlwr of the church rose and isitrrruptcsl him by saying, Brother, 1 donut like to hear you speak in meeting; it troubles me very much. Why .9 said the other. Because you arr engaged in a traflio, which you know is the cause ofthd (lestruction of thousands ofyour follow linings.— My it kindly, but I must he faith- l':ii. The rum-seller was silent. 0n resuming hm'ne after the meeting. his wife per-caivinl: that all was not right, says to him, Husband, what is the matter? You look very sad. Why. said he, brother such on one, has u-pioved nto in meeting {hr selling mleutspirits. [am glad of it, said *‘H': for when you are gone, I have trideal it out myself, and my consci- cuce won’t hear it much longer. He wont to bed, but did not sleep. From this restlessness, his wife perceived

most pleasant kind; but not a Word was said by the one, or the. othor. All Ill'mltfe, be said, with, l have a good mind to get up and cut down my “gn- Do. said she, and I’ll get up and hold the candle for you. Ito, Humor said than done. He sprang tntl'ftl'hed, and with the assmtance {lots with, laid hissiin prostrate on. tiieground. l-lc want io'lrcrl and? mill soundly till morning. So quicti “as his couscicnqeﬁnd so undisturb-‘ “‘lbl‘l Sleep. that his rum-drinking’ customerscamc for their hitters be- lnre be invoke. He got up and Went tothe door. See, said they, “1088 cursed cold watcr men have “ll l’our sign down. True, said he, 80 they have; I am the cold wa-

ter man myself, So,:entlemen,you ers, who wore rightly given up tolture, before they could be trizl/ "3"“ 2‘0 _sumcwhere else for your God in covenant, all the blessings ofichildren of God. At such timm, lime” “"5 mllmlng- the CWGHRM- howover, they would take hold oi'f'w This act tliercliire of dmlicatingidivinopromises, and stay thr‘irscnt's itheir children to God was with them i on the pledged word ofthe lnr 5.

ion empty, thoughtless ceremony.-— These parents not only felt it their

, i Ft" “ﬁll” they had Frayed over this i duty to pray frequently for, and w-t'i The following Narrative by the RM; Junx lSUbjetfl. and untreated God to pro- thuir children —uot only to set brri. A. (Haunt, ofl'hiladclphia, has been handed PM” them rightly ‘0 “mar lllt‘ll' (:lIil-lthem-n lllllll‘l'm _e-“ample Ol‘ l‘l‘ilij to I.“ fr publication. dron to him in the way 'ot his appoint- and give them pornte-d and prar‘::»"a. ment. And now as tlmy SlOMl hc- instruction upon all the great truzn-z fore the Lord with their little int'antiol'the Bible, but also to remind 3hr _. hand around them, overshadorved by ; ot'the relation in which they stand 3:: all the solemn (2-.iiisiilm'atiivns which 2 God, as given no in Covenant to him, the occasion was calculatml to awaken. i l’ ‘l ' " and ptoscntvd one and another of! Henry was the fourth son. lt ww their door offspring to the unit ofgho whom we described as being Ml God. to he sprinkch in tho nnmc offat the time of his baptism to tin-- the Father. and of the Son, and ot'i house of God, by the hand of his ino— tlie Holy Ghost, they frilly believed, {then—He had now reached his or- that God Would bless and save each ,tecnth year. Through the ad'or-ur one. ltion ot‘ a young friend, his or. id \Vhen thry retired from the house : seemed suddenly awakened to a deep oftho Lord, oand at night-full gatherﬁ sense nfhis guilt as a sinner belon- (‘tl their littlo group around the fziuii- ' Gntl- For many ‘l :ys he Wit.“ Emil" Ely altar, they felt that their wholelly bowed down with the weight ot'im- Notwithstan-l.

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RELIGIOUS MISL‘I‘ILLAf‘t’.

llithorto we have pub- ‘ lislicd tales on dill'isrent moral subjects, but seldom have we ventured to introduce those of a religious nature.

As thn following,bow-‘ ever, possesses some striking illustrations of the effect of grace as n renewing principle of

life and immortality, which will he pctuwd . by many of our readers with considera'iio ill-i team, we have complied with the request of' our friend: being satisfied that it is part oftho

duty of overy journalist to aid in estub'isbing

tho-e truths of religion, which in a dying mo-., mom, at) many have npither felt nor enjoyed ' “ in sun: and certain hope of the resurrection ' to eternal life."

I "—“"‘”‘"’ l household had now been given up to : exceeding sinfulncss. A N .-\ it it A 'l' [V E. li'ioil, and that they must live as a J in: the apparent blamelessness o: in:

‘ -—-——- ifamilv that were preparing- to dwellrpnst life, he felt that his heart hm? Twenty-five years ago, in a retired t forever in his holy presence. With ; been so turned away from God, that village in the eastern states. thrrc 2 them religion was the main business l he could adopt as bismvn the lowlic‘s.‘ stood amid a cluster of pitit‘snsmalilﬁf life. They now felt. that ilisyinxprossiune of Milli-N90". “ml 9:"- noat Grecian edifice, where the wor- l were, under the mmt solemn obligu-lwith one of old—‘ 0 my 'GOPJ, l a»: shippers of the Most High wwklyitions. to rear up their offspring nsgashamed, and blush to hit up Mr" assemblcd to (rm-r up their devwltlod’s children. Had the child ofaiface to thee, for my iniipntics rm- tions. It Was in the lovely month off nobleman been committed to their? increased over my head,and my tim- May, on n Sabbath morn, while alllcal'e, to bring up. they would'haveipass is grown up unto the Heaveziv“ naturc was radiant with the beams of’ cudeawurcd to have brought it no, as , “at there was help in Israel concv-rn: the grant luminary, that hung: re-lanoblmna'ﬁs child. And nowthm-elin;“this—Thorn was indeed Eii'zz'u: splendent in the heavens, that thereiltml horn committml to their care In his case,balm in (rilead.‘anil:i’pirn might have. been seen moving to that i Flt-e (‘l the linrll'q Children to [Whig “cm-n there, rue ltgllt Hi (and _.' r9- odilice, two parents Mill tivo cliil-gup, they detr‘rminrd to bring them ("incited coinitcuauce was made-or: dren. Thu two older sons tvr-re ; up, as the children of the Lord. shine upon him, and he was can‘t-inf bounding along with all the buoyancy; At the timi- to which reference was in r-"jolce .in the S-u'iour‘s pnrvhilm'l';~ of young boyhood, full of life nutllljllSl. made, those parents had [our love \v'ithJoy unspeakable and tar-l i'l spirits. The hand of tho inothr-rsons and an infant daughter. 'l‘hevglory. was leading a little poo. about it“); Lord subsequently blessed them with. .PIOHS parents, . ' years old, while thatﬁlut' tlic fatherilive other cluldrcn, four of whom mll of children growmg up '{H‘H'l'tv: was guiding the step, of another that were daughters, and the youngest 1 them, without a smglo. odivuinirl .3.- migbt have been twice that-age. A ‘ son. These were all succimsivclyuf- thonrcvmcmg any deciswe evrwnuv dome-stir, bearing an infant neatly ; fernd to the Lord in baptism. Per- ofbcing.reconciled to tmd, and than clad. and that was sweetly svnilingi hops the members of no family were have \thllf’sscd, 'Wl'lt‘it they least W” as it gazcd around upon the new 1 rererhappier in each otlmr than were pooled it; ope oi inmr number our-vi: scene. amid which it , was born"... these. Naturally amiable and suit-ct “lifwflf l-‘ ‘HB Std" 0f the Il‘flrd- “ll” brairgbt up tboa train. 'l‘hcy outcrcd‘gtcmporml, rolig-ion was the grand «hafnium:ungqmmcrd ill-'Wllcsml“ “‘ the house oftiiod. The service pro- bond which united them by its sacrcd‘ot renewal ot boar-t, can nntt‘r SHIN"- cceded. At length acall was made, inﬂuences in harmony and lot'e.-—§wllatmtn the lc’cltugs «it: tries" [M'- tbat the children which were to he livery day Wm “92“!” and coded with ' rents on this occasion. ' l llCll‘ ltt'Jl‘l'w‘ baptized, should ho brouqht forward. Cod. . It could hardly be concoirmlwerc indeed tilled WllllJJ‘y and glan- 'l‘bis famin then rose and approach-i that m such a soil,_ and undnr such "Ni. and tn». vorcc oi" t..Ianl\sgiim,, ed the baptismal (hunt, to voter into. 3 ouizn and lieavnnly inﬂuences, thI-rn and praise went up boron-p the tram. Covenant with God. could spring up rank immo :ility or'ns Incense, tromthe funny ttll’itl'. ‘ H , .. , 0",; d ,,:,_ upon vicl'..--'l‘hi=re \\'!‘.l":' indeed no; . Roarly three years ‘bud carpet”. Iii“ shenemm OHS-l fell at“. pg, indications ul' thi . Tho children since the conversion oi young; tl—a. snrl’mg interest. - l in Pill'iiils ,iiplp. were strictly mural in their external and during: all this time he had ltllw with?”ezzqéwltgiizgg;:mr “Lil. (lt'Pnrlnurnt. but Stilhl'ltlllc of them nifastod coutiuuril '(lllill'll'l'lllllplllxl‘ chum”, could be more Shim,” “Fr-.vrncrd as yot any monoxice ol ilecid- ilcnccs, that she this llI'i y iornjo' ;- I ‘ I'Honwmnm than “as. rl-hey {unyiml piety. l‘lhoir from day to day longhtlpizropps ‘tlo iln'te I‘llLlll:‘l.l‘|‘ir.': [calmed that "my “,0”, m the WP. -‘ this happy fanny aswmhlod around ‘ helm: lilta‘,‘lllitll i. r In: up“: quovuh. Th"), beneved‘ the. tl!ttittl¥llc altar, an occasmnaldicr In)». .14. comimmict n V's-i in. “Mac n U ' H mm 01-. cloud ot gloom would come owr the I whicu in its various Voyngt-s, had \ l- “s o“ prQP‘Z-l aap 'lrhev (_nn-l spring; fur they liclilwpd that their uavrgutcd the globe. llu lltttl lmw- 31.0" and 3/0"" u" 'CZ'mi‘e (“1"m'm,-lcliilc_lrcri must be regenerated with'over,nf|ate, retier lrnm this lriw “dared mm. m "l... i i "a litre "at" Siirit in their mortal na- ness and llh‘ sous \vcrc n'm'coioni: antee to the Infant Cttlttllcn ot bclicv-zJ ‘ “ J l i t ,

who have seen a tit-