Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 28, 1875, Page 1

- The icano Dailp Teibune. YOLUME 29. CHICAGO, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1875.—SIXTEEN PAGES. 3 NUMBER 95. FINANCIAL. CLOCKS, BRONZES. &o. * PIANOS. FURS. SILES AND VELVETS. REAL ESTATE: : T 7 RELIGIOUS. By, Farmers, & Mechanics' Savings Bank, -ST., CHICAGO. I;IEVEETMENT CERTIFICATES. P Seurty—Liera Interes. grery Certificate Becared by Mortgags on Improved Real Estate. {gABLE of increase of **Investment Certig- I securcd on improved real extate. bear- o Joteresty payable in quarterly fnstall- b "t the rate of 73-10 per cent peran- ‘showins the accumalation of sums fn- :,4 for the beaefit of Children or others: pon the basis that futerest, when due. is altiad o0 ravings aeact. and tovested to INVEST- $3T CEBTIFICATES wheusver 8100 is thas accum- el . 1 of 3 Certificate has the yrivilege of examin. i o the trust a4 axJ tizze G0 callag ot £ e of the Trastes. etes forwarded, 30d tntercst, when dus, rein- S dared, or remitiad by dsall or express 1085y 'aited Statos. Address 'SYDNEY MYERS, Maoager. TEHE STATE qrings Insiimiion, €0 end 62 LaSalle-st., Chicago, IIL facchves Savings Deposiis and allows interest there- ot the Tule of G per oent per annum, sublect o 186 iks of the Tns'itution. ' o recelves for eale keeping ‘in its SAFE DE- POSIT VAULTS, money, diamonds, bonds, Faad, s, bullion, silversare, wills, snd other valua: [ ILLINOISTRUST AND Savings Bank, 122 and 124 South Clark-st. CAPTTAL AND SUBPLUS - - - $525,000 231 4 per cent intcrest on Trust e 6 per cent on Savings Depos- 1% CLARKST, Heimogist Chimeh Block ‘Tolerest begins op the first of each month. LAZARUS SILVERMAN, BANKIEER., Chamber of Commeroe, Chizago, Adnnces MONEY on Produce, Besl Estate, City Cer- Hiflater, s0d Ronts. Exchange for sals on all parts of L0ANSONREAL ESTATE 1z Chicago and {mproved suburbs in sums of $2,000 = upwards, made;at current rates,.by BAIED & BRADLET, 90 LaSelle-ut. REWARD. 3200 Reward 'Will be paid for the return of the FURS STOLEN From my Store on Saturday night, Nov. 20. R. T. MARTIN, 1564 State-st. BUSINESS CHANCES. NOTICE. 5 eling it Gut for private dwellings, Apply at GE BROY, 140 Sa. Fourth-st., Ihtiadelphis, Pa BUSINESS CARDS. IMEON W. KING, Jtied Btates 6 urt Goman 3 g emte tssioner. Jurisdiction: Vio- -3 —] § CONSUMERS t‘n‘q'},“’" i the iet. You will, as usual, 1o D&Y your gas biils. In the m aatim grasring, wonlless Gas Company of gar bill. To svoid larg> bills snd swear- 13 for » or call and son the DE URE MUDEKATOR AND GAS SAVER S2maidn a2 No. 1 Arcads-court, rest 157 LaSallo st TO THE TRADE. A8 trent for the manufactarers, T can offer spe- ¥ H ;? T 13 Carligan Jackets, Felt Skirts, Ladies® fd Hfl.fl.,ump,ng Ploase call and ex- — D. 8. THOMPSON, 258 Wabash-av. J. TACOBSOIN, 1420 Underwms ana Shirt Manofactarer, Las T oved {rom 20 Archer-av, 10 _355!_31 360 Wabash-av., corner Harrison. ES J. BISIOP, tant and Expert Bookkeeper, L VASENGTON-5T., Boom 31, '\’BBDEG AND CLEANING. ANCY STEAM DYE HOUBE, BORTCN 0o,y 38 T, and 56 . adiaimata, 0 ©n_acconat | NOW OPEN! Our late importation of Artistic Clocks, Bronzes, Opera-Glasses, Fancy Goods,Fine Watchesand Chains, Rich New Jew- elry, Silver Novelties, etc., making the most complete and extensive array of attractive and desirable Holiday Gifis ever shown in Chicago. HANILTON, ROVE & (0, Cor. State & Washingion-sts. COAL. BRACKEBUSE, DICKSON & 00, MINERS AND SHIPPERS Hard and Soit COAL. MAIN OFFICE: No. 1 W. Randolph-st. R.B. Yard-—-8. W. cor. Carroll & Morgan-sts. B B. Yard---Ashland-av. & Carroll-st. LACKAWANNA C0AL TFrom the Batler Colliery Coat Ca. LARGE EGG, PER TON, - 39.50 SMALL EGG, PER TON, - 9.60 RANGE, PER TON, - - - 10.00 NUT, PER TON, - - - - 10,00 Erie, Briar Hill, and Wilwington de- livered to any part of city. WM. M. 0LCOTT & JAS, F.OLCOTT, WITH J. L. HATEAWAY. OFFICE, 146 LA SALLE-ST. ¥ard, No. 1 Norih Market-st. Baltimore & Ohio SHAWNEE COAL, FRESH FROM THE MINES. Only $6.50 Per Ton, Delivered to any part of the city. Piedmont (best blacksmithing) Coal constantly on hand. Also, Haid Coal, all Call or send orders to SMITH, ROBBINS & MOODY, 88 Washington-st. E. L. HEDSTROM & (0, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COAL DEALERS. Oftce—Coraer Adams and Market-sts. ! Cor. Adams and Market-sts. DOCKS. ! Cor. 16th-st. & South Branch. | Cor. Erie-st. & North Branch. COAT:: COATa VIA EJPIRE LINE. The undersigned are receiving daily, via sl rail, di- rect from the mine, in box cars, Jocked and_sealed, all sizes of the colebrated White Ash Lackawanna Coal Alsrge discount o the l;fidad‘:'n;l‘ ax consumers. Country orders promptly rom the mines. et guarsateed, ", B, EVANS & CO., Office and Yards, 792 Stato-st. Reference, First Naticnal Bsuk. TO RENT. I HAV One beauntifol and splendidly- lighted Store for rent in my new Art Building, suitable for any elegant business. Price, $1,500. Apply to E. L. BRAND, 210 & 212 Wabash-av. Tro Taease. The upper stories of Nos, 117 and 119 State-st. (Booksellers’ Row) at reduced rent. The only store-room to be had between the Palmer House and’ Field, Leiter & Co.’s. Parties whose lease soon expires please no- tice beiore rsnawin%[A TOWNSEND & C COUN, 190 Dearborn-st. TO RENT. The Stors No. 203 State-st..southwest cor- por of Adams-st. Also, the Basement and Fourth Floor. Offices to rent in the Becond Floor. Possession given immediately. For terms apply at the Buailding. FOR RENT, VERY LOV. Elegant Roorns for housekeeping, and two Stores, in buliding corner State and Harrison-sts. P 1LL, 162 Statest. sizen. RANGES. B Isckmond's Doubleana Single Oven Palace Tanges, the fnest cooking apparstus in the world, BANGS BROS., Stato and Van Buren-sts, Julins Baer & (0, GENEBRAL AGENTS FOR THE "KNABE" PIANOS, CELEBRATED for their PURITY and richness of TONE, elasticity of touch, dura- bility and excellence of FINISH. These in- struments have beenin the market for up- wards of 40 YEARS, and are being used with the GREATEST SATISFACTION in all parts of the world. Among the many PROMINENT ARTISTS who pronounce the *KNABE” SUPERIOR 70 ALL OTH- ERS, are the following: = Clara Louise Kellogg, Christine Nilsson, Pauline Lucea, Ilma de Murska, E. Tamberlik, Teresa Carreno-Sauret, H. Vieuxtemps, 0le Bull. 8. B. Mills. EVERY PIANOFULLY W, BY US FOR AN UNLIMITED PERIOD. A full assortment of styles now qu hand, and we aro OFFERING INSTRUMENTS AT SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Please give usa call. JULTUS BAUER & 00, State and Monroe-sts., (PALMER HOUSE.) WE HAVE ON- HAND FOUR SUPERB STEINWAY SECOND-BAND PIANGS, Taken 0 exchange for Uprights, They are practically mmm?‘:: will be llold st d':celded bargains, ac- "com our nsm1l guarantes. LYON & uz.\flr. State and Monroe ste. FURNITURE. WHOLESALE and RETAIL. VIENNA, AUSTRIA, MANUYACTTURERS OF THE ATUTUSTRIAIN BENT WOOD FURNITURE. Depet for the Unitzd Statés, 808 Broadway, Rew York. Branch House at 179 State-st., (PALMER HOUSE), CHICAGO. GREAT REDUCTION I PRICES! CHAMBER SETS! "PARLOR STITS! CHAMBER SETS redused from $15 to $75, aocording to grade. PARLOR SUITS at prices from $15 to $100 less than former prices. ‘We have marked down every arti- cle in stock, and buyers will save money by getting our prices before purchasing. SPIEGEL & CAHN, 222 Wabash-av., Botween Adams and Jackson-sts. DENTISTRY. T R ET D M 4,300 Plates Manufastured the Past 18 Months, o largest den'al establishment op the continsat. S, 8. Whitc's taeth nsed; 1o best_and tha highest-priced toeth known to tho profession. The intellicence of the public is folly awake o tho fact thet they may no longer pay $35 and 830 for 8 full set of teeth, whea they can get tha ‘snmo for 88 at MCCHESNEY'S, Cl dolph-ste. Salisfaction given or money refunded. Gold plases st one-fourth the usoal prices. Gold filllog first- class, and no fancy prices. Warranted. Teeth extracted without pain free of charge every momning from8to9. Office open in the avening untll 9§ o'clock. VITALIZED AIR The only placs in the city to got_teetl certainly ex- tracied without pain is at” Or. SHERWOOD'S Colton Institute, Rooms 18 and 13 Dore Block, northwest cor- per Stzte and Madiron-ate corger Clark and Ran. T FL BUCKWHEAT CAKES row is the tims to enjoy this luzury. We n:lgthe only house recflwyn the pure Flour in this market. Our STA. L8 PAT- ENT Hulled Buckwheat Flour is the only Fiour that gives setisfaction. Ask your gro- cer for STAR MILLS. MAGNO! LIA NMILLING CO., 193 and 195 South Water-st. NTED. Look Carefully, Look Thoroughly, Look Elsewhere, Look Everywhere, For Your and Zour Children's Furs! Furg! But certainly do not fail BEFORE YOU BUY To examine the large, varied, and elegant stock shown by BREWSTER, Cor. Clark &1;& Madison, Note His Prices! Seal Sacques, Plain and trimmed, in stock and to measure. Aleo large stock of HUFES, BOAS, AND FUR TRIMBINGS Of gll the prevailing styles. Repair- ing, trimming, and cutting-over of Seal Sacques done at moderate charges. My entire stock of Furs is my own manufacture, made up with special care for the retail trade, and of superior quality thanthose found in wholesale houses. . Do not buy before looking at my stoek if you want to save money. J. BITLINGER, Ho. 74 East Madisonst, up-stas, NEAR MoVICKER'S THEATRE. W buy & very elezant MINE MUFF AND BOA, mads of choloest materisl, 1n the best manner, +-strire Maff, rich dark celor, Worth double. MARTIN special bargadns, 184 State-st. $BLO atrand mew sot MINE, SEAL, or LYNX, per- @ ‘Wil buy such g8 are retailed from 523 to §40; warranted foct. MARTIN'S, 154 State nt, 4 B3 Wl buy a fine MINK SET—i-atripe uff and Boa or Collar; retail price, $i5. AAKTIN'S, 154 Btate st. B3O WA buy a vesy elegant genuine SEAL-SEIN MUFF AND BOA: regularly rotaiied st $60.° MARTIN'S Bpecial bargains, 154 Stateit. [T WL PAY NORTH SIDER: To come from Lincoln SOUTH SIDERS ™ o=, s WEST SIDERS ™ wome, from West- TO BUY THEIR 1y & SHlES OF « H.8. FREEMAN, ‘Who is retailing the best grades of oods at JOBBERS' PRICES! 241 West Madison-st., NEAR SANGAMON. MERCHART TAILORING. VERGOATINGS ! Gontlemen, we have now open and on sale s full line of French and English Overcoatings. We claim to have as fine an assortment of these goods a&s ever exhibited in this city, and we are making a speocialty in an Overcoat at 8O, unequaled by any house in the trade. . Purchasers will consult their own interest by examining our stock be- fore buying elsswhere. J.B.HALL & CO,, TAITLORS, 1830 DEARBORN-ST. BLAKKE BOOES.STATIONERY, &o. OFFICE STATIONERY, Blank Books.and Printing of the Best Quality, At Reasonabls Prices, at CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & £0.'S, 118 & 120 Monroe-st. Blank Books, Stationery, and Printing Furnished promptiy and at fair prices, by J. M. W. JONES, 104 and 108 Madison-st. £ ¥OR SALE. W ANTIED, o gentleman of mercantile experience in the Clty New York, residing there, an agoncy in that city fors. or any otber position af trust and re- eponsibility, Very best references given. Address W, wunm::i-&w.u.xm Grocers, 107 aad 109 South SCEOLARSHIPS In various Western Businssa Collsges for ealo 3t 8 dis- count, Address E, E. PRATT, 72 Jackson-ak. Tportant Notie| BROTHERS, ™ 121 & 123 State-st., Trwenty-seomitst. and Michigan-y,, Take great pleasure in informing the public that they have consum- mated.a purchase of $50,000 worth of THE CELEBRATED Antoing Guinet & Co.s [BLACK SILES| Ranging in price from $1.25 to $3.50 per yard. : Also of same manufacturers, 810,000 Worth of All-Wocl CLOAKING VELVETS At $8.00, §9.00, $10.00; worth $12.00, $14.00, and §16.00. 8ale will commence on Monday, Nov. 29. The above will be offered fully 35 per cent below actual value, Examination invited. 121 & 123 State-st. Trenty-sscond-st and Michigan-ay. BOOKSTORES- LOVERS (00D BOOKS Bookstore IN THE WEST, Are invited to call at Hadley Bros, & GO, 63 & 65 Washington-st. Our stock of everything pertaining to the Book and Stationery trade is ful, and will be kept tresh by constant edditions of the best American and English Books, - Prices as Low as Any in Chicago. Our READING PARLOR is always open, lnfl“éALI:EBS are slways WELCOME, CATHOLC BOOKS, The largest and most elegant as- sortment west of New York. New importations just received direct from Paris. Call or address P.V.FITZPATRICK & CO., 154 Twenty-sccond-st. CARI CARPETS! Brussels Carpets... $1.00, worth $1.25 Brussels Carpets. 1.10, worth 1.35 i 35¢to 75¢ . 40¢, 50c 3¢, worth 75¢ $1.00, worth $1.30 .$1.20.$1.25, worth $1.50 A LARGE LOT OF REMNANTS AT HALF COST. WINDOW SHADES & CURTAINS ‘Bought at a Bankrupt Sale, which we will sell 8t 50 er cent iess chan frst coat, 8t C.W. & B, Pardridzs & 0., 116 & 118 State-st., Chicago, Over the Boston Store. WORSTED GOODS, Liadies! You can gst your Zephyr Worsteds, Canvas Embroiderics, Fancy Goods, Enit Worsted Goods, on hand or made to order, at the BERLIN WORSTED STORE, 157 Wabash-ar,, cor. Momogst L ST S 8 nmam s SALE OF BRUSHES, ETC.M By Assignes in bankruptcy, by order of the Uni Siatis Disirict Court, o sad for the Nortaern Dis- trict of Ilinols—in’ bsukrupecy. The undersigoed will receive bids for the wholz of any portion of the Stock, - comprising bruthes, sponucs. shoe-blacking, 7nd tho btore-ixtures in the stock Of the estate of Edward C. Douglass, » bankrugt, until the 30k day of November, cirrent, snd on the £t day of Decem- ber next, at 11 o'clock a. m., ad dale continued from day to uay until all ehall e sold, st No. 35 South Wator-ut.. Chicago, LiL, any balsnca of sxid stock re- maining on g inacld will bezold s public auction %o tho higheat bidder for cash, ation of sald foods by stmple can be made st tho abovenamed P B e e Gmane CHAS, ¥. CHESSMAY, Aselgnee of the eatats f Edward G, Dougiazs, No. & Scuth Watert,, Chicago, I PARK RIDGE Only /eight days left in which you can LOTS FOR $100, Only $15 down, and $5 monthly. Next month they will bo $200. EXCURSIONS Leave my office every pleasant day at 8 o’clock in the morning and 3 in the afternoon. All parties who Mean Business Are taken out FREE, and those who do not mean business, please defer your trip until Dec. 7, when the Liots will be $200. Then we will have more time. I ALSO HAVE 40 ats at Hyle Park, 100 Lofs at Evauston, - 200 Lots at Desplaines, 400 Iofs af Lake Side, 300 Loty at Glencee, . - 800 Lots at Thornton, - - 100 each. 1600 Tots at Homewoad, - 8100 each. 2400 Lots at San Disgo, Cal, $100 each. Remember, that you get an ebstract with all property pur- chased of me, and also save commissions, as I deal in noth- ing but my own properdy. IRA BROWN, 142 LaSalle-st., ROOM 4. $756 LOTS! 20 by 132 feet, at Downer's Grove, only 14 miles fram thecity; 5 minutes’ walk from station: bigh, very rich land; $10 cash, $10 in one month, balance §5 ‘montbly without interest. Go and ses them free. STREET & BRADFORD, . 74 E2st Washington-st. Capitalists & Mannfactrers, Aftention! ‘Wa are are anthorized to sell at & grest bargaln for cazh, a block of 24 lots, located in the very heart of the city, on ine of R. I K. R. Call and get figures. C. 0, THAYER & CO., 02 Waxhington-st. 600 each. 500 each. $700 each, $100 each. 3100 each. . . WATCHES, DIAMONDS, &c. WATCHES! + DIAMONDS! ‘We have just placed in stock an- o%her large invoice of beautifully cased Ladies’ Stem-Winding Watch. es at bargain prices. New peirs Diamond Ear-EKnobs, extra fine, and fine Diamond and Pearl Engagement Rings. N.MATSON &00. STATE AND MONROCE-STS. Any Xind desired at lowest pricea. Careful and tristy mechapien to 3prly them. - Also, STORM-SASH and DOORS, Dressed Lumber Moulding, eto., etc. GENERAL JOBBING BHOPS, 268 & 270 North Clark-st. (Eatablished 185¢-) 3. 8. BAST. Tie Amtic Weather StriD Peats them all. Put on for 6¢ per foot. We charge Pothing to call on you, shuw our sampien, and give ea- fimates, OUTHET & PRATT, 160 LaSalle-st. TORAEYS WEATHER STRIP Aro the ONLY RELIABLE. Stood tke test for Oftzen Jears. For sale by their sole agents, KELLEY BEOS., Tribane Butlding. Order direct, We employ no e0- Hcitore. o AMUSEMENTS: s AGADEMY OF MUSIO. - To-Night, Sunday, Nov. 28, Lest appearance of the Great T JOILET COMBINATION. The Star Trotze of the Werid. Eatire changs of progmmme. Admierica, 25 204 £0 cta, Bishop ~Elect McLaren on “Prayer and Law? An Able and Readable Paper on an Interesting Topic. Moody Gives His Opinion of the Result of His Brooklyn Labors, Te Is Cheered by What Is Has Done---Mr. Beech- er’s View. The Orthodox Friends Gather in Council and Exchange Ex- periences, The *‘ Interior” on the Homelike Character of Roman Cath- olic- Churches, Notes and Personals at Homa and Abroad---Church Services Te-Day. PRAYER AND LAW. BY DE. W. E. A'LAREN, BISNOP-ELECT OF ILLM Xos. As Dr. McLaren will, 1n all probability, within & few daysenter upon the dischargo of his daties 88 Bishop of I!linois, there will be & generat de- sire throughont the State, and especially in Chi- esgo, to have definito information in regard to his intellectual character, and the maoner in which he may be expected to perform the great work to which he is here called asa religions teacher. It is scarcely to be expectod thatsny special discourse, dalivered immediately after his consecration as a Bishop, will be a fair speci- men, or give the full measure of his powers. He will be somewhat in the position of David when preparicg for his first battlo upon s new field and with & new ememy; he hasnot yet tried his armor and the temper of the new ‘weapous which be is here to assume, fighting vo longer s one of tho rank and fils, bt sas < Captain of the Lord’s host.” At all events, the public generally will bs in- terested in knowing what Dr. McLaren has heretofore regarded 8 his ordinery work as a minister of Clrist, and how he has performed it. This natural desire will, porhaps, be as well met by an article published by Dr. McLaren in the Church Retiew for July last, a5 to anything to which the publio has accoss. The article is on ‘* Prayer and Law,” and ita perusal will repay ail thouzhtful minds. It will also show that Dr. JlcLaren is alive to all the liviog issues of the day, andis accustomed to grapple with them aa an carnest man who realizes the profound inter- ests which they involve. The following terrible utterance is quoted by Farrar in his Critical History of Free Thought from tho writ- ings of Holyoaks, the English soculariss : “Bclence” haa shown us that we ars under the do- minfon of general laws, and thst there is no specisl Providence. Nature acls with fearfal uniformity; stern 2a fate, absoluto 23 tyranny. merciless as dsath { too vast to pralse, too inexplicabis to worahip, too o~ exorable to propitiats, it has -no_ear far prayer, 5o Deart for sympaiby, noarm to sase,” ‘This is the plansible and dangerons error respecting prayer, which the busy propaganda of ekepticlam i3 spresding abroad with the result of producing debili- tating doubt in many minds and poritive unbelief in some. This error, in its ultimate polnt of arrival, is a denial of God, With those who have reached its logi- cal terminus we cannot argus the question, If thers b a positive denl of the Divine Personality, then our tark must ba the demoustration of & God, and not of the beautiful consistency there is between prayer and i o bettovo 1l are agreed who belleve in prayer at all are it retogaciive of refaive Sdoctes I clesaiss the wind snd traaquilizes the troubled broast. It tends to i~ press moral truth vividly on the conscience, and in~ epires the creature with reverence towards his Crestor. At this point some think they find the limit of its ef- fickency. They hold that the infuence of prayer is exclusively reactionary, and so eliminate its primary constituents, reducing it to 3 meaningless mockery and themselves to psniomimists. if prayer does not terminate in God and produce resuils which would Dot be actualized without it, it would be better to give up prayer gatirely, for any real reflexive induence s attainable@hly as the heart recognizes its direct {nflu- enco, Tha light of the moon presupposes tha light of the sun. The allegation that natural law furnishes evidsnce af the inefficiency of prayer upon God is not the argu~ ment of u'?:f:& Tho oblection comes from ‘eagerantagonistsof tianity who wit rity generalize from the incomplete. Entcons of hyet- cal sclence. True, some who occupy honorable pomi- Dence among scientista havo espoused the objectios, at it is believed that in them the characteristic mod~ esty of those who alt at Nature feet to learn ber secrets has been overborne by the passton of battie and the precipitancy that is engenderod by the fray. Sclence has not gone 8o far, For the prosent ths quas tion 18 between men of science aud men of science. Tt will bo well to atate the views of these objectore. Under the Influences of thoee advances in the nowl edge of physical phencmens snd their immediata causes, by which much that was formerly classified with the supernaturs] has been relegated to the sphots of tho patural, there is a disposition mors or lsss pro- notn-ed to elévate and emplinaize law at tho expanse of the Law-giver. Wide research in all the Seids of Nature, with te increasing facilies of {avestigation :pe, ood a clearer perception of ths of law or principls of mniformity, bave lifted law to promi- - pence, whils they bave Seemed to banish God to a distant obacurity. Law is to their minda the goldsn, cleae-cat sua; Deity the glimmering nebu'a. They say that satronomy reveals the mathemafical precision of Iaw, even in those phenomens of the besvens, such as cumets, which wero formerly rogarded as lawicas, and zta remoter period as supernatural, Geolcgy binds the hidden deptbs of the earth to the Tule of Law, even to the diatant epochs of prehistorio time. Lawls em- pife is co-extensive witn space and cooval with time, fta power o irresistible, it progress 18 npon s lina of Tigid continuity, its dominion is fxed. niform, uni- yersai, undisturbed. 1t yie!ds to no interfarence, and 1s its own providence, Someof thess theorista are pronounced Atheists. Others deny the Divine Person- ality, and identify thelr God with the uDiverse. Ota- ore, anwilling to commit tnemselves Lo Atbalem or ‘panthefsm, retain the Thelstic idea, bus bind God by tho chaioa'of the lnevianle, This opicurean sweep of m away from 3o vaperatural and the rovdental atieaty steed widely in the literature of the dsy and in the portep« tous systems of naturalism that everywhbere rear thets fers. It inidle to fgnore the dimcalties of the Hon oF to underrate the necessity of showing thal the providential government of God is 50t » wuperstitious chim ora. It is evident that we should fiuwt of all scck o arrive at s correct understand ing of terms, What, for instance, do we mean when wosaylaw? Itsecms {0 me that thereare two ave- Duca of approach to this term, 1f I approach it, as concepticn I mas, {rom tha divine side, 1 percetve it ia the mode in which God scts or the method He haa chosen of controlling the universe. Law is, simply, the Law-giver foverning. 1t is the expresafon, in muk tiform ways, of infinita inteiligence, power, and benevor lence. Batif 1 approach the word from the humas #ide, it means nothing more than the observed phe nomena of Nature aud history operating according to certaia orders and uniformities. What the Dat wralizt styles “lsws,” then, are eimply facts; as the fact of graviiatipn, the fact o grows from ge: the fact ‘of electricity. snd ths mode in which thess facls exist, In the former io stance law is the Law-mver governing; in ths latte Jaw is mature governed, The Bataralit looks fork, upon the universe from the Joop-Lole of s Gnite inte. The su, despise the b ais of & God, bus accept- ing it as being also m’m great truth, surveys the wide cosmos fram the lofty standpoint of the Throne of the Infinite. As msn slopt ome or the other of these methods of defining lax, they will reject or be- Heve the Divine intervention {n the 2airs of the uni~ verse. ‘But the argument {rom observation and of phenomens may bo employsd in the et "of our view. Wo cza sdupt the objectar’s O oy Wowls listan whils ho yobeacen the resnlis of bis explorations {n tho fald of natars, Witlrout acceptirg his deda-cions, we will not hesitate 10 bellavo that he has evezywizers discovered the reghe