...men in the trade, and, good assistants bringing good customers, their shops are, cœteris partbus, more popular than others, because better conducted,...in their own hands. If every one into whose hands this Essay may fall, and who may have occasion to buy goods in a draper's shop, will, for the sake...

...free, or we do not act according to the saying of Christ. Masters are enjoined by the apostle Paul, to " give unto their servants that which is just and equal, knowing that they have themselves a Master in heaven." And the apostle James, in denouncing those who enrich themselves by...

...is done by them, shall, sooner or later, be revenged by God: he begins this chapter with advice to refore ; that which is just, or that which is according to compact and agreement, either explicitly or implicitly...

...insufficiency of wages more clearly before the eyes of those who cannot but acknowledge the Divine precept to give unto their servants that which is just and equal, knowing that they also have a Master in heaven. Let us then weigh well the principle which we have been endeavouring...

...there is no respect of persons with him? The same Apostle, in another letter, (Col. iv. 1,) calls upon, masters to give unto their servants that which is "just and equal," the consideration being urged, that they have a master in heaven. In pursuing the investigation, as...

...employers. A selfish servant is commonly an unfaithful one. St. Paul teaches us that, while "masters are to give unto their servants that which is just and equal, knowing that they also have a Master in heaven," "servants are to obey in all things their masters according to the flesh...

...as a hundred. I close this note with two inferences. First : When the apostle exhorts the Colossian masters to give unto their servants "that which is just and equal," (Col. iv.. 1,) he means what any man of plain common sense would suppose him to mean, — that they...

...as a hundred. I close this note with two inferences. First : When the apostle exhorts the Colossian masters to give unto their servants "that which is just and equal," (Col. iv. 1,) he means what any man of plain common sense would suppose him to mean, — that they...

...their parents in all things, as is well pleasing to the LORD. Amen. For masters, that they may give to their servants that which is just and equal, knowing that they have a Master in Heaven ; and for servants, that they may serve from the heart with good will, doing service...

...they have a Master iu heaven, neither is there respect of persona with him (Eph. vi. 9). Let masters give unto their servants that which is just and equal, knowing that they also have a Master in heaven (Col. iv. 1.) FOB SERVANTS. Let every man abide in the same calling wherein...