Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 4, 1880, Page 3

¢ rettirn ke thoso of. the springtime | Lhaveno caro to foltow Mr, Ingorsolt. as ono | must give Its to our homes, and we must receive | ing to blot tho fairest Nght in Hoaven—tho only |. tho, were comprtont to beegme religious tench: CITY REAL ESTATE. eet no ralnvawee Tho devorations Or eure who would show mero ‘Inconsinenotea which | bint 80 that aunlly we enn discover his truo | Muht—without offering: a say In place of [t? tre Ho was nn extrement, hutthery waa a mid- | Tsonnite i Patt f WANTED-MALE HELP, I JON BALE—S D, WAT, LOOM 6, 181 LARE-ST., ©: ale, + wnay be the resnit of (gnoranew, Such might be | character only as all tho harm is completed, Chriatianity has Oiled the world with self-deny- | alo ground, and the Bible, taught what It wis, sd ‘Trades. aronoverto fale, tameue tne renue oe mnorancs, Kuch might be | charactor oy Theorariian oe tho decisino, of | immon and winien whotnveaone forth dale | ita pages Rhowed. the trae relation, or-wbatit | paises dee gettnene tase losures aie PANTED—A GOOD MRACTICAL WATOUMA. INGURSOLLISM, Antdel 1 oun name, but not with this one, who, | right tote what one pleases “because he ikea | good, loaving nll tho wortd t follow Obrint; itis | should be. rnd tho Jangimgo was so pinin that | Sf. Ka M. Savings lapk: alee RET aeTATES SRL EAR, inka charie uf n fowe weet Aftor tho ovidontly maltrlous statements | It that provaila within the Church, therefore, | the Hope, comfort, nnd consolation of mittens; | no one could fall ta interpret tt Tt nid down | Tapestury houng an Minty thind-at hear dowce | mendations for hononty and eUillag. wie ee eS ASGATIING REPLY TO THE ICONOCLAST. of what ho known tw be falsohoods, | rather than against it, na it stands in apen oppo | the sustainer of ‘Tho Rey, Willem IL Knowlton, Rector of Bt. Hates 10, fd \ Init T A a sont Bioeth cuir olimians one s ristinn ant fa Mr. Inget © vy , or et 8) UUme, f woulll AVG Woon Tits friend. y 1] nt rest battle. For is ST ec pe Ara Mr Seer ies eee ae ee ie ortio | disicewentine and’ domortiiine, bue there | re practleal eatiperation of pastor and people was je ened. iar, bree nefiitcay, comer of Washington Bovey Ms net ovening | two for the necomplisiment of whit to both Is a hostile force for evil whieh his no A UNION OUURCITL tsaentint( to the Hohe Ge Ais most rou vuthest tnt 20fxl0es prlce SLAM, iA Uctlvoked the tallowing diseourso bufore w lnrgy | tho Urofesiod common object: “Teitching tho | power, —Indved no cause tobe,exceptasalforded | eauaunaTION OF A KEW EXTHIPRIAR Te DARE | gAtetbor need: of the pastor wis sympathy. altnncet, lot 2iaiiy pelng 22 with audience, who mantfested tho utmost Intarest in oe aetna. to make the pespia all ana teas Pee ne eae f hy poerisy ay is vikw. art, . Tho preaker. are NES La at ae wvoments, on North Bheldon-at | Non. 01 i vo" n y cami. . aa race, OF pal ruck v » F : wink indy ‘bo luatly temo a cpetaannl otal, Frm Ee ee eee a inthe pubiio teins | best defense wrtinat Ingersoliism isto purticue | In tho rapld growth for tho last yur ar two of | the heartfelt, earnest aympathy and the chores eh bt AG aire are aie Tent deep! price #00 exch, aurickelWvory ntabla, Hedand. 10t Haat Wade upon the Bie hetnranotigerasadintheathiect | fits, Lhero.sre ne Bigsga donee whan His voleo tlonof the Christlan lite and manners. Indeed itfs | our northern suburb tho Incronso of population | Of those with whom he had come to labor. The | txo-atury und basement wood dwolling on North orao propuredl to Ro to Wark nLONCO. gentlomnn,nshehecamo ongrossed inthe subject | gocsant, “ilo, lot every ony that thirateth | theanly defense nected. Kor: Innttyunnros | hnsidrgely exceeded thatof its church accom: | MHniater dit not need spasmodic ayinputiyy Lipcedesg, purth of and near Helmont-ayy fot ix Employment Agenctes. of his chooslag, Waplayed an utter abhorrence ot | come unto Me and partake of the water of life | Hslon, Med with possiiitities of tl Mae 11000, | srodations, aud expectally hag this bee the ease | REWEVER, but a constant, endurin, praserfiy Tivosstory und basoment dwelling, 14 rooms, lot 10x ANTED-N0 RALLHOAD. LABONBRS FoIt what he termed Ingerrollism, and at times | freely.” Mr. ingursoll engages a theatre, We und beautiful and true, nccordunt iu ita prin- “3 love. When at the foot of the fudder it was not | 0p near depot at tien rriee foe Missourls stoady work ail winter; free fare, siivored his unathemns upon" Pope Holy" with | XBhse'doora stand Keypers. und wo to overy | ciples with the highest hurmun senso of virtue with that portion of the Town af Luke View In | onmigh te cheer him, but when be reached tho Vacant lot on Gnrley-atsi price fil CHIISTT AN & CO, 28 South Water : eee ee eee tticdacirent teat tiel fon te Yloor man who thinks Ho can tnd truth hore, | gnd-hanor, necilg only tho exposition of A Ufo} the vicinity of tho? terminus of.,to Lincoln | upper rounds he needed Just as hearty syne AMUMI D, WARD, Teustec, W astep-a tai an expressidh of tho deepest hatred for tho man | hue inwithout tho dallne, which Is the “api | thatall men way wo thar Levata ttpon aw rock | avenue streot-enr line, About a yudr myo Mr. | pithy and thy expressed of It Juaties often to | say qcrentn Westfall'a atic and his system of thinklig: susimne” to lis treasury, MMs fried. Tho friend | aucuned whieh thy iatea or Hell sult never RO” | David u, Covk, the publisher, of ‘a numbor of bats shay arate Tn ERO He contd not) south bark. " gear ‘My subject for to-night 19 Ingersottund Ingor- | Of the frend of sinners, tho friend 0} . he exposition of a tite, fsay, whieh tnscachoul Heals, and deal Hundaye | 20. Bis work withou! 1 ‘Three-stary with Datomont briek building north- ery -acdlcn ihe? Who had wot where to Jay’ His head, who nover | Ja yours and imiue to give, not that we may sive | 8unday-sehool perlodteals, and dealerinfunday- | could wiiiere cobperntion, Toe public press | west cornar Clark and Ht (ont HIE £Un3H: follism. My position # rudienily bustle ono, | seq tite pitt here powers for Hisawn omolit- | Clirlatlanity, but that it may suve us, Tike let | school supplics, erected at tho futersuce | had heon of great dervice to the ministry. and by | rire RAR IRS M-ntag HERG ROGET rrow and the atny of wre, jo duty of both the pustor and the people, and nth Park an IT guing to ulyowtpines of | innae thon seryanty oe ante tho or teint | ‘es yan pot taal ‘ ' zo considered a nogative anewor, Adtreas tox ou pan= work of advancing Ged'a Kingdonts hence tho | ang Contaze Uruvecav., fot LUX) price #10 itn} bnen ist Ce vole, 1, (TANTED-FIVEE GOOD STAIN BUTI W “Call nt rent AO North Union-ae JON Nie Quest, pCoRchmen, Teamatera, deus WO GUOD MBN ON STOCK AT i uriew Hh, t Noteleeoener of 'Thirtr-frsteat, 3 OAD TAHONRRS FOr Souwestern Lowa, fon an take shure neat | Wiseonnl Missourh, thes oar Wo for nai a fare for nll; o Ui vf dango fe nil farm hands. CHISTUAN Le ANTED—T0 LEAVE MONDAY NIGHT A AUB, ¥ Doth to him and tt, and perhops, ag some of you | pent and comfort, but rlways and uncovsingly | the storms of Infidelisys and oppasition ta God 2 of TAneolt Wrights ‘avo a, disaympathy and codperntion had done a grind Withouer valuable tangs, Iota. and dwellings be- wan Jaborora can got for Buuthorn luwa; yen py diacovor deadly not In meefuidices, tndouds | Leathe Wee tor ome? bolioee ser ingure | hone mieliealy ae they inagy yee Wilt wor fete 09 | Iarwos™ talline, ln whic ie. “extitulve Work In diescmbuuttiug tha swered triithe whieh | FOUN Uo Bhs H&A. Bavingn linge. TE work) foreman wey wich tho men? Ad! por day? Call for truth's sake I woutd tke to treat both fairly, | $l Ho would’ have beon his friend. Jesus | evi. for tie MWe Is aur ussuranes of faith, and is caine from tho pulpit. Tt had asabted 4D WARD, Hecalver. otd, H. SPERNECK's, 3t West Mtandulp! a ! nee hue Just onv such friend. He carried the bag. | reason too, that asin mes past sp in times to publishing — business § Ja carried. +s, om | them to get toxetbor larger congremntion ia Fo Formule at faces to Jove my weigher as mes and his name was Judas Teoarlot. cong te rellylon we profess shall ever prove to | From this building are issued upwards of twénty | they otherwise probably would, and the thou, | Harrisonest. and Xacramunto-ay, own and Missouri: il teamsices, and 33 eldze aolf or to regard every other man's ereed equally Hutenottah for Iigersoll, the man, tho bias: | the weary, the wandering, tho desolate, thy | disttiet pablleutions, camploytig about 1%} pers | sands who did not attend church were through: rifty futon Indiana-nv. % cormentornt tre farot ns, MIL next Julry 00 for aare to follow with Ty" awn, nor. have tho | Phomer, tho tHthedispensor, tho wilt Calaitier | griof-strletcen, aR the shadow of a great rock in | suns. ‘The vecupation of the new and extenstye | it instructed jn religious matters, This wis Fifty fect on Michignn-av,, in Wontworth's Bubdl> J farm one barber, K. A. ANUK LI, GY y/ ALM STEDOW AILNOAD AKC {han | ton acres admirably located fur subdivinion on West | WANURD Zs ATUAD I A110) ra aad the alfectiounte regind of the en- t tf Cook, in cructing bisibullding, Puyple, HeeauKe of the eolemulty of the | ,SEMPo Lee. Aoros and Iota on Madison-at. south anit s 2 ston Went Lako-nt. tost desire to be cat aii, tf tho | Of facts, but for whose brilliant sallivs of wit | a waury lund, car-atablas of the North Chicago. Railway Cou- | practien! sympathy, und the Influence was felt | "Yf ‘Verdcea¥: tail MeL Lo y preface, Hforetade ere ponvicuion, v 1 y 8c ll, ———————————rrr Nt ANS S WHERE Ft panitione And iacoverinie toronto woulenues uf Enowgh of him, I say, and let us now INGERSOLL. fall winile toa mile distant, wt Lustly, the speaker sn@i the minister needed Fok BaLe—py T. B BOYD, ROOM 7% 1 MAL W ‘beat thing outs you make Mig mv Ae enn my human naturo, og Fait table In face of op- | WA for a few moments to tho less ise M18 LECTURE REviEWED fy Tih REV. E. 1, With a view to tho ucconmmodation of the pe 3 dresn J. WUTNIE r AM, Lab Wastiinittonent, gusting tuple of the Isstie whieh bens hia nie. GALVIN, nelghborhooud, 7 i SED RAMI HR Se ERT hes Ret Re et no “christ no hope of immortality: | ‘Tho Rey. FB, 1. Galvin prenched to his consre- | mide of thy Upper story a very couimodious and |works—lt having to do with ininortal souls, Pathe saiwien sekuenon ana. clatony rants Joy Le oeumitnajein business: permtis Wenece OW Well not be Aurprisud as you fd me tating, | Ho right tonttuel, ruthless of all fects, men’s | gation fn the Third Unitarian Church yesterday | attractive bill, with wsenting cupavity of Bd) thelr destiny hereatter, and thoi welfare here, |” :We—tt-room story and baremont brick dwoiling | Dred apply. Address N 22 Veliniag atte Meat, fase With the fashionabierentiment whiter | most aiered convictions: to tear down existing | morning, hnving for his aubject A Rovlew of | md divided by folding partitions {uto for | He could onty siceced. he conelided, by having | and lot sit, on Pruirie-ay,, between Sixteenth aid i AD=-TEN YOUNG SIEN TO ACT AR ‘accords tothe totorious infidel noblo motives | Institutions without Hling thotr plnce, and for | sr. i cg, EW . | rooms of equal slzo for stoall, gaithboriugs. | the codperation, sympathy, and prayers of those Puvontient! houne would cust to-day to build F200; mesmon: must hive Rood references would * non tae what they Will? becntse they like it, | Me. Inxersoll's Recont Address on Salvation.” | fn this hall, religious serviees \baye oem | among whom ho hid come, whieh he hoped ho | Andean lakes betie eneek vs ChundeN Cre, Lot In rofer thuse that cnn xpeak two Innguages, “Address, , anda puro character, in spite of what it is Ny" yi y" ty cold spen kin a Hes Da qayape Conners Conia bea ny Ploneed’ tooall hie “alates.” For, oreaturg | ‘bis {8 Ingerrotitsm, nud to ba eaelly proven at | and for his tuxts hetd for the past year on Sunday evenings, and | would receive in abundance ‘In tho name of tho ae Tite i ‘| aid | of sayings of his over which no rock of tho Unt sunetity tho Lord God in your henrts and | a lane nod flourishing Sanday-achool hus deen’ | Greut Staster. cluas in every particular; atong steps und low feneos 15 ee ese omit witout question tot more merality at ils boaate,can throw thahidiv | bo rondy always to give aM unser to avery umn | wonuditete nilor he drsedion of cumiyliteu of LEGEREDE GS] Fromann Vrairionny, nid inka Sitchent 1 gousrant | \V Frank ‘i He tit soon, nud | sludow, “if thory be ‘God 1 do not kiow ( that asketh vou a reavon of the hope tt fain | members of eov itrest Byatuselie ENS a ; i FASVEN-AGENISSETRANGERE AND Foie ay nee nave rattan God int | ime" he gaye, No Chrtat as tho Divine savior | you with jnediqnuss and fonsecle Peterytley 2 Mintel. ANG Mut.» Be itond oucapiegt tho 2 NW CUURCH, Uhleaua, Munkene kiteieaperes V ETRANGHNE AND : N nt ‘thors with snails eapital seeking proftabl phulshes men who do not botleve in iin | oF aaa Loouusn Ho need. lear dim further, |“ ‘Thore is only one way, tho preacher sali, In desk for several mantis, ud sine. his muiniovll COMPLETION QE-THE FUCRDA TION OF THM KEW pixbu eett frum oUnL welling. wood barn, and tot Runinoas atunutd ent on SEIU, & CO, and Of “No UI yy." Lieten to hi ver th Ce, b edby RV's 0 inrn 3 ye a cal Crs uid Koop His commnninentsy Wet tn | a eae ne. duparted orator: The | Which Chrlstions ean sanctity God In tholr | rel Hart. thus beondecided by tue Commits | | Special Mas—ounol’s Sucred Heurt of thing tn FRertectaties featipraan Oe | Taotnd Me Tagersoll, fonlemouthed inhly pris | TUE to attack, ruthless af all fecle hourts, and that is by keeping them over open | tee In charge to organize nw union burch, nnd | Jesus"—waa sung at Ascension Eplacopal |. fr0t-Gclanin brown stune-front dali Talo conversations, und wiitully stating i his | Wg, men's most sacred convictions.” Hear | iu reverent tove of lls truth and hollness, the services yesterday were to thi +) ThE | Church yesterduy morning in thaukewiy.og for Eek antenna Eaten I ab Pall i publle take what he knows to be alse, that he | him naming any God nnd your God | which ts tholr most rousonnblo aud acceptable | morning services were conducted by tho jnator, tho completion of tho foundations of the now | ueand fot on Twonty-thest, 3 doors from Michie Tiny misiend his audiences, und ro gratify a solf- | Him whom we esteem our Father, a murderer, | sorviee. It is not tha mere not of cercinonial | Mr, Hurt, und the sermon was preachel by the i is y Ban-wv. és 4 * evident spirit. of malice, trampling rothlesly | an udulterer, and n.thict. “Tho uit totear | whieh conscerates the Church; it ty enrnest, | Ilev, W. FF, Crafts, late pastor of Trinity Mt. Be dite; and, at the close of the service, 9 bual- | | 670-8-room brick hasemoent cottaite, barn. and Int ‘upon the most saered convictions of his fellows | down extattey dustititions without ting thete | God-loving souls who gfve tholr best endeavors | Church, i ‘ . | nesd meeting of tha congregation was held for 25x12, on ralrie-ay,, near Shirty-Orst-st.; vreat bar Aud Insulting thom without n cause, T regard | plico.'” Seo hi in striving to instil into tho hearts | to build up righteous lives among tholr fellow Mr, Crafts, after, preaching 2 fye-minutes' wate. tho mun as even morc devilish thin his oreed, | of the young a hntred for tho house wherely, | men, sermonto cblidren, uccording tu his usual cus: a Domesticn. EV—A GOOD Git. WITO THOROUGTILY ands cocking, wurhin, and ironing, Monrovent. VWWaASten ait, TO 10 Gx AAT, TOUNE. i s Inst by ct me i 3 TANTED—AT Gh FIFTII-. 7 “One oF tho finest tote, Wik, on Ashtund-av |W Mnkivg-room wir ttoturvacos Feyulrod. the purpose of: taking stens to earry on tho £1,004 North Peoria: y " pryice! ‘KK next spring, Father Ritebie presided, and | dwelling in perfect order y this: a | whothortho teachings given (hom were false or | "Ti 'the discussion of the sublime truths of re- | tom in Sunday mortiig services, coad a part of | Yor ug my uly thtes Hea Bot toaneiurien, fat an angel true, the widow, the orphan, tho neglected, tho | Iyton thare fs 0 alrong temptation to us rae ip sluns, IV. and thon preachesl froin the t. | there wentthout seventy-five present. LAS Apply 7 : tf chle ie 3 fetth, e Laptlan, The Hullding Conunittee reported that th ween Monroe sid dacksonests.s Nrat-clnss, at Roum 4. enlus, Words of wit, aud sarcasm, and pathos | poor ft purse and spirit, have found the only | ments chlelly with a view to gaining tho ls Lord, one 4 Tg me 10 on fi as rf a consolation this. world words for the Inequal- | and fnevery community thore are people wid | sting, tv. b—annoutolia us his subject, © The unt opdet 3,958.40, in—jersom modern dwalling (cont UU), barn, Donenth which to hide tho hook and Reng OF WS | itieg of foriune, “And tho right for ment do | rolleh notte Ro inuled te controversy. want | rent wnitics of Chrisiiinitye-tho waits ih Prine | MOURNE pce eee eas nud lot lela on dackson-st, near Abordeen ronts ; Scamatrensca. whieh Inn tedcna"T say, {0 my projudices and | What thoy will because thoy Uke ft" T hive nt | whose winds thus are more fatent upon tho | Ity of Gods tho unity in variety of the Motes tho, Ton 4 rs i) a = y TANTED-TWO F1CS'T MACHINEGIMLS! ALSO Trl | uu Cede us says (uty, prajdlees gay | rant to inti, heetse | ke 1" ‘These nro | question of why will win the badtte than uf finde | ublty tu diversity of all Christ's true fullawers.” | cuntelbutal by: tho parishioners and $410 by outs | [Git SALH-HY MATSON Whi, % WASIIING- bund an tonia, Nucget Nilwntkece Ts few UY thorn for whom Leontess the strongest dislike | 114 words, | Mark thotr Tog! Ho hing, 8 ing tho truth, Still, in the words of the text, a | Inone graud system, he sald, wll partsof uur | side friends, The [abilities were £4.74 and the 6 (PNSSL on te OE ks ¥.—2iet'4 f., nenr Eluhteenth-st, Christian shat bo ready to xlve tn answer to | retigion ace arranged, the diferent Mhle-writ> | qssots §141.58, ‘There was re tobe | INE Gvory fiat hay askath tho rousan of tho hope, | Gra and tha Meret’ Yraueties uf Christe U8 | Loe Oe Uae Gee ead Be ones or filth, i i hin. Church revolviug: ‘er A wal a The preneher believed that good would come | them governed! and siomingted by the sameSun ned ty a eniticient hight) to put fru) highest remind; in fuot tor wll who combing how bumanand diving, becatise Fle lH. Mit | outot Mr. Ingersoll’s recent address, Agitation | of Rtighteonsness, and all from diferent stand- | onn temporary roof, and give the building for | MICINGA wih Tho qualities of good fellowship aevident | sort of doctrine ty this pon which to bith up (da wholesome, sturnation ts dean; and If the | poluts contralized and united by the gravitating | use next autumn, for ubout 211,00 The month- Rincerlty of mind and purity of haari. Men who, | even nr stagle one of the many rocks of monility | diseanrso only stirred up tho minds of the | power of our ono filth, A ly offerings naw sickled $14), the mite chests Fee Oty tales tote OF Diagphumous | Wit which Mr, ingeroll pretends that he would | peuple ton more thoroweh consideration | In speaking an the unity to variety of tho Hie | whould yield Manton S1Wevad tho Covniaitiee r ta Gat words to utier,du not, like Me. In; ol], | replace the battlement of tho Christhin's hope | of tho subject, so that = thoy mit | ble, the apeaker referred Incldentally tu Mr. were convinced that the $11,U00 could” be raised ho wwe: withgz-ntory brick bit! Heys allow them to renelt tho car they will offend, | and Heaven? As an Individual whe once hud } beable to give atelear reason for the hope that woil's mistake i supposing that what- | between thisand next Michiclmos if every ono a Wess lb i pring rte Ison Imagine John Stuart Mill, or Prof. Tyndall, or | the advantages of Christhin trilning and was f isin them, it would have served good purpose, |e truly belonged to the Gospel ought to | woulddo hls part in some way or another of eProps, ventant nen. FTN a ant ee ey Aenakd wuukteys | UMRRNE ta Tika that whieh was pire, aud bomutl+ | It thore Were thase who were simply holdig to | be found dn Matthow, which is. one of | giving, ‘Choy recomimunded the adaption of tho thehets meno, al, ub true men, regaling friends tn | fit. and good, Mr, Ingersoll may do whit he does | a traditions! tith, and receiving without ques: | | series of five very closely-conected } ‘following resulutions: fe moet lane SITUATION their work-oflices with n flow of sinut and seause he’ kes it" nnd Koviety never find | tlon whit their futhors taught thom, it mixht | histaric books written by the four oyanrellate, Reavleal, That the head of avers family tn tho SE WITH IO RUOME, a SETUATIONS MV Dingphemy, ag I ni assured on the best | occasion to consign him to prison walla; bue | ineite them to put, the tacutties wife: Gort bad | and can ne tore be supposed to contaln Christ's | parish be asked to take a mite-box for the new ner Walnut an ~~ Toolikecbers, Clerluns Xen sauthority'ts, or at fenst hasbeen, the wont of this | turn his doctrines ofwileh my nature fa enpable, “Sutis deat) the | wight ta think, = undoubtedly; = but be result, of, mejudivs mi Bn orativion? Tle not feuiee te tkes ite fr 80, Tha think’ tt, for Ido not disike un intidel per se, | right ta steal, because | tke It; to ia lke Mi induced, TY know many for whom [have tho | Ingersoll beetuse J like ity to disregard ay Sxl fe. near Thirty-third-st, geneiei Shana tte none Thirty-tnirde ANTED-GOUD GERMAN AN Foe ee ei eeaeeE sour | WW Aan givin torcoriente taimiten ete Ang-houses, ALG. DUSK E'S uttico, I AV Gift, near Thirty-third-st. 100 INVENTMUENT—A_ 7 nt brick dwethit, octauen DIA NACA: INDIANA-AY SAAMI AY CANDINAY Misecian 14, COM PURDTORS THE LAT= vuiutlon makes another ndvance by es ive printing buts in which the work, MVy MUAUALInvUF, Is done exelusively by 1 compusitors wanted hinmediawly, Apply unr ty Anvrtenn Hook kxeuanuestribuno Baila 30 umonye the millions not | given thom into healthful action, One thing | entire plan of salvation than one of the serivs | church and to keep it ina conspicuous place In a} SITUATION WANTED-IN FUL UMANCE y You entinnt doitof thom, Nor | tnalned as he lins been, wd who is gate? | was sure, that Christinnity in tts ossence Is able | of boots on low principles could be aupposed to | tho house, Ss tnt nip onto. a N NCE Joan Merson OT Ee drereet tamugineit | A. litle exherience of ‘this regime, and | to hur ill tho erlticn examiuntions to which | contain all whiel tho author thought Important, | Feeguleed, That every anember of the parish | Ton "SATs any cinilorinant in stage Gronlen ieeg ce Rony mit and stil bellove fis ag | Lhenr even tho notorious Inditet bimself, and | men's inquiry may suteect It, nnd ta tho une | oF one of itserios of text-books on mathematics | havi any income be aeked to. promise to give, | FOR SALE eM) AY malar Any pan Elsie . kK x t or 1 heart and mative, | for once in earnest, sighing ** What shill IE Do | bused mind ‘It will como out a brighter, more | ull that belonged to that branch of study, or owe | necording to his or her Lest nbility, some dettalt | mendow, al acre: tat gortions that hy ls pure tn i thoretore Te was | teboSaved® from ‘my {rienda? Oh for a Uctio | precious reality the more thoroughly It Is put to | of Mr, Inyeraol’s lectures ull that hedoexn’t be- | ginount herore the ist dity Of October. 188}, t0 | gud hofson 4s hend of eattier ATION WANTED=IS A DIC that I snid 1 did hut. belleve: my dlalike of tho | Of the ‘how Shalt” and the “Thou Shalt Not’ } tho test. Hove about religion. Ench Bible buok hid a few | te patd ngs ther: may choose to speelfy, and we | 18 stock huge, é wagons, reapers, tuowers, drage, to udentat the Ciileuza Collera us mun vholly grounded in prejudice and supers | Of Moses tha mistaken.” But te put the iting In reviewing Mr. Iugersoll'’s lccture tho | lewing polnts to presont, aud not ene of them | would strongly recoinmend tha monthly offering | BAtpess nn everyting complote for. 8A) eas 812401, Tribune oflice. titlon, Duly Tues, perhaps, thoy buve led mo to | praeticnily. Suppose the Christin system ay it praucher took us tho koy to hisstrong negations | claims to present 10) morutand spiritual trath | pian in this connection, Mound fing Wows, ttt Sunes nan. krewn ‘blinds, ‘Coachmen, Toaruntern, a give wo ready credeneo to Information whieh | stiids to-day torn mvny, and Ingersoltism seated | hig aversion to the teuchings of 4 rigid, dog- | Independent of tho others, ‘Fukiug the threo Resulted, Ax the most important and. userul | Sniylay Rid a nite, stoue ey. dl wile, 2 ore pairs, nnd 9 Kee , 1 i 4 1 x only al tulles south of Chien nonorthenatee | CUTUATIUNS WANTEUD-PY A MAN AND TE 4 : . y y for th trlumphant upon ita ruins, and whut would our | mutle theology contained in, widely-ndopted | synoptic Gospela (even without Jolin, whose aus i f nti, thut every parishione ry € on, y Alta AA 3 miny posulbly be fulse, If so, | am sorry for tha ip i} ae Oey ara” deli: oe BAtAAUIISIN, tO. He iy thing of aft, that every parishlover and friend | Gardner, on Chleayo & Alton I. TORE RY A lurmucy, Ad= Denti in fainily wito—ninn as pinay ind take genemt ehurze , ration commit. | chances of Life, aur tenure af property, or anys ority fs by no menos broken), and with these | of tho parish be urged to use every day the cole | cuure uf malo. If you want the best baniain ever enitlerman’ me WIG Cither us Lirst-chos Informors nnd myavlf ppd tho Injustion come | thing elso we Drize, bu worth to ux? No beter in | dogmas he wus ted to call tn question ‘te au- | direo Gospels and Luke's second book. the Act | fect Tar tho Nee COTE, ee CFCS URE ERO CO! | Crete aha in, I Tule pertvet—huve Government | sic ur iuundgens, Cigesurel een eotereneen From i as showing tho linpure churtetor | Gud, to sama inan’s fear, thove that arounsus- | thentielty of the Gospel records upon whieh tho | wo aro able to examine Christ's teachings a3 ‘The report was concurred in, and the meeting | tent TB. BOVE, Moon Madleonent. piesent and forn posure. Mosse a and tnalicions nutire of tho inan, | ceptible to the influences of fove, No fulthia a | Christin religion stood, In doing whieb 1 nue | given by Himself and those who were dally | then adjourned. Jolt SAVE-FAUM—%7 ACHES, 1Giby ine | LobURe ollee, nre those statements of hls, in his public utlors | Diving Christ to save sinners from themselves. | statements which were'at once random and un- | with Hin, and in those teachings sulvation ee KF proved: N eoay teri ‘ rion W, AN COACHIMAN IN Pitt aneca, which are uutrue, and whieh, beligniman | No hope, or fear of a future whoro | sebolurly, Ho spoke lightly of the Gospels nid | Ly fnith Js gradually (because of man’s slows SERMONS IN BRIEF. Tho is one of the choleest daley farms in Du Pago an a te {fare exberiency in tho Of historical research nah clulins, ‘he knew to | men ehatl bo rowarded or puntyhed neconiing | Eplatics, citing two rensons for denying the | ess | of heart) but fully revented as an sede pp oe County, Tiltnols, 33 niles from Unleugo, bro miles xpftk Engtlsh wad German, Address Q 16, “doe untruc whon he veered them, but which be | as thelr works have beou good or avil, Tm not vulldity of thoir cliding upon acceptince, Arat, | essential to salvation—saving fulth Inchiding, THE HEV, CHARLES B. LESTEM ts MiMi our mtign from Kigin, tas oud house, Ne ones was well awarg and expevted would be reeelyed | arguing now for any thoologlal truth of the | becuse ne ong knew who Wrote thei, when ull the Gospel touching! on this polut are | prenched yesterday morning ‘in St. Paul's | Justorutden, Apply to” find ul conveniences, in 5 ON WANTED—AS_COACHMAN TVA ag truth by tho great majority of lle audience, | Christin systen, J inercly take ft us an exist. | ond, beenuse ai! the “existing nimuusi eomblucd: (1) the bellef of the Intellect the | Episcopal Church, corner Hyde Park ayenie i NE: GEO. VAN ZANDT. ‘ ne Dan ulin Eas inh, 10 take cure UF xe for Instance When In his into tects on tha | {ug {ntltence upon the sentiments which control [ tho New ‘Testuinent aro written in Greek, wheres | nssent of tho will; GD tho trust of tho benrty (4) x Pririo Ktate Loan &'P enue, Hts hormesst0 bus ELIE, eUrbUrn-st, foplos “Want Sunil 1 Do to Bu Saved?” he says | huinan netlon, that I my meot Ingerallisin | ny tho Disciples of Christ knew only Mobrew.” | tho faithfulness of tho Ife. At te auch u Tuleh sud Forty-niinth strect, taking is bts text the | nn ————— “Employment Agencies, clplis of Christ cout not bave written | on ita ownground and ask which fx botter asa | The pretehor showod that ln bathatitemonts Mr, | which all Evangelten! Churches of to-hy pros following: “When Hu hid thas spoken, He HOARDING AND LODGING, SUATION WANTED<DY YOUN! 5 He Grea AnUBent pt af tho Ne Weatument, | elvliizer and humantzer. Tngersollism makes | Ingersoll made a very palpable error, but he | etal 0 four-archud beldzy to Heaven, | sput on the round and made clay of the | ~~ OOOO Ny, SIRE So ee Shutrehuot intervals, thine cones bie tone Decauso they only know Hebrow Or, aguin, | everything of humanity, of tho clevation of tha Was stlll furthor ustriy “when ho insisted that | with which fn atl its parts it is impossible to gplttle, and fe anointed tho eyes of tho blind Nonvit. . Tee carats, ping, Bureny loulatrs, 5 Wost Mousouest. “This ‘Tostument was net written ‘until | human species, Good, Hutwo does Christinulty, | the Gospel of St. Matthow contained not a word | plonse God or to be witiv iim forever, Ath tho elise aud Si if unto bine °C 7 Rand HE Ghats yee Anite mnge: Misra, hundreds of | years) after tho Apoas | JtutChristinuity says “Chou shalt” and “Phot about belleving nuything na belng essontinl to OUntho unity in diversity of Christians the | Man with tho eluys aud Io said unto hin: "Go / o huntl sith rons 1 duper week. Duy board~ Tor iy mewn AoOt ss tes wero ditst” Or, again, ALL | atutlt not” asking an what ia rlaht, without | salvation, He ald it was tho Gospel of deed, | sponker sald: “As the unity in variety ofthe | Wash in the poot of Siloam (which Is by fnter- ITUATION | w Ni Hedy ity 3 Pre hluocens, tho Eplstlea aro. addresued tu ‘nobody, | reference t what men like or what thoy disiike, | but not of delet. If be meant tat Jesus did | ible—uio anmo great truths belug presented In protation, Sent). He went his way therefore, South Sido. 7} Smalttitet heen Het eOes NT, Telune atice. and thoy’ ara stamed by tho same person, and ail Ingersolistn soya, Do ts you please," and | pot put His religious teachings Into. dogmatic | history, biography, poctry, laws, und precepts ” f ” t, % ELDIIDGE COUNT=~FRONT PARLOR, FAR and thay uro slime by the same Acro: Mites | Ae ite beat adds no more thin “Ouly bo sine | toriuuiw and require all wen Uo belleye thon in | adapts tho Seriptutes to reach n far irentar ea | aad washedund cng soeliys.” Jolin te. Gana t 16 angie toonns with bound. AY Showing be whun they: were written arg simply | cera iu what you do." at let ua look at | that form, he wus, in the preuchor's opinion, | riety of minds chun if wero All historsy ur all 6 UrMUTHENt of the discourse was thnt the Hotes, ie aiterpolutions, aud whoover has studied the results. And how 1 will mnteh the Churen | right; butir heinennt that tho Gospels do not | pootry. or all precept, eo the variety of tho-| opening of tho eyes of tho peopl) to tho Chris- LARENCE HOUSE, COMNI OF STATPAND ‘mbject knows it." Or, still uzain, spenking of | jn tho days of ite worst: corruptions malnat meh tho necessky of Dellot in moral and | Christin forme of worship nad Church xoverns | thin religion was {lke tho opening of tho blind | COYARENCE MOUSE, Coustit OF ta hho record of Christ's dialog with tho rich young | Tneersoilisin na tt stands to-day In uli tho fresh | spiritual principles, ho lowt slight of the | ments ennbtes us to reach a greater yurlety of | mun's eyes, and that the faith displayed by the | Board androvur per day, #15) to &: attn, and coining to tho advice, “Bell whntaver | ness of its pretentious zeal for freedom and | underlying sit ‘of Christian doctrines, | persans with tho Gospel thin if all churehes | pind inan, whieh cured bin, would bring cure | 14 Alsu fuuins rented withoy! quit hust and give to poor und come und foltow puny *Do what you please: only be sincere | Tho Gospels did teach men to belleve In tholr | were Methodist, or Congregational, or Episco- | rw sinful souls, y rare ‘ RS thy in PED-AS SECOND Unit, AN. Drvtureod. address typ ity TED-AS COOK ONY BY A Being the best of references far ION Wa OD womnn who en " ¢ wae thet Is an tn what yan do." Now who ire the bellovers In | ¥itul need of sulvation, not from the wrath of [ pathin. ft 1s not leas diversity’ in non-essontinig ‘ 5 . = PAMWELL. HOUS ERSONS Vis capability and chatueter, Apply at itvow NV i'rlbune ‘polation mado very body Ieuows tat is ae ion | this dosirive nnd tho tru exponents of {ts final | God, not from retribution of tholr sins, but front That we should seck, but more vurlety In esson~ TUL INEN. Bisey MOOD Wie Ds Th Fr iE Cor: aaa ae vee Hultdind: a dion tho Church got 4 Ittle scarce of money | loxle? Go to France, tho nation whieh Mr | tho terrible duminion of ein itwelt. It makes i | tints, and especially in spirit.” pastor of tho Firat Congregational Church) | Gnoorine vost kept hotels In the gy) Very Ml HON WANTED—BY AG AN Glith AS a thoy wanted to pub ina now passuge priise | Ingersoll tho othor day’ named tho most pros- | direct and personal appeal to overy nutn's cons | Passing through Istuullin, on tho Suez Cunal, preaebed yestorday morning from tho text, Gale | tarnished roous for permanent or “valent board fQeunk OF eehoral Hugguwork, Call neath wnat sasar: Si povertys" {Edo not remember tie exuct, erous of the untiong of Burope, because the | selence. Itsecks to arougo tho better nature | not long no, aid Atre Centts, PF paused to exam | dauans, 10, Cecelia espeelully on the dust | ut ouners vA. bornent, Munday or Tauailiss Words, buttho nove fe tho substance.) Now, all | lenst religious Hal a queer sort of prosperity, | within him to resist, all iulquity, and, keyp.tho | Sne.the svondersul yravegbout the house of Les: chinge of the verre: Bo bod wnie all men, LAWRENCE I1OTEL, fplOOME, 13 AND 1 Employ these. things, aud many. mores Of the samo [thats wit elvovers: gonuntion: sly bp duyw af | henet pure that, tho’ Imago of’ Giid's Joya, may Paops thy gront.cnuluccr, who bis. brought to especially to them who are out of the household South Clark-st.—vou tucdst Way bheb hot ITUATIONS WAN’ »OF order, appearing tn ‘outy ONigetuvecurientel | Voltaire’ anid‘ ftosseia” produvésnerop of | shine with. And tho beauty ‘and blessedness | yethor te most promiyent trees of many coune | Of faith.” The Dootur referred, very bapptly to whun @ aud 1 kinds 1 i SITUS tose WAS ho haa many ae the same atamp, willful and | terrorists, who make it their business to level | of tho Word of Christ is that’ {ft descends into | tries. The wind w blowing through, and { | the twenticth anuiversnry of his married lite, DUSK NS. 5 ae ee i , 3 4 ‘ile culebrated. by , TNUSOR Tousy, 3 malulous teischoods wi, God epaken with the | auld blood aud ushes ovory monument of ine | souls that are mourning over thelr sing, nud | mnurked how varied were the sounds It pro- Which wis ao. richly celebrated by his people fusgper day, Jntent to ducelve—ns nulet be perfectly avident, Fe noo indie, beoitae hacia fe and | fhueven tho falutestspark of true ponitonce | dueede—a monting in tho ploy, o Whisper ht tho | GutmwE tho past week. He was reminded that | guy nonce ee Any and overy thinking nian who believes Mr. inger- | iro sincere in thetr belie that it ta thelr right. futon bright fume of hope Ull {tseta tholr wen | fir, a clatter In the onk, a patter ax of coming | thirteen of these twenty.years had been spent | Seer ee Boll's Statement that he hna studied these things | Or to come n Iittle nearer home, even to | and trembling feet on tem ground, rain in the agp So the Spirit of God, which js | ti this city with the people to whom he nuw for himself, what, by every law for forming an | thls great city of ours, and who ure the Ing Ttwns an matter of regret thit Mr, Ingersoll | compared to th ininisters. During thore years MG ., eOKON Wark, Woe Munrau-st, ‘TO RENT-HOUSES, wind that bloweth Where it children had POARToA JARDA SI Pde ii pe NG 3 poereneey us opinion ofa. mi's character and totives, da | sulllins hore?” Who that. having quiuliled tho did not; when he stood before so laryo an audi- | isteth, comes upon the hearts of wcommuunity, | Leon baptized, 11F deutha bid occurred, G12 per- INGin'a peivite touily, where there & newe may know whothor ho is aiinn woom | solves to becune hig. followers by tho dental of | ence, send home to tho hearts of his Heurces a | and what divenaty of operations are tha reault | sons bad been recolved into the Church on bro. ) ey 200m und Doers on Mictitintieny,, not, South Side Si OF 19 ROOMS, hene ‘wont see Font taken For'tusther partigulure sadress 100%, ‘Telb> On OF ne Hee erona W trend or a pariier, ori | God and Christ and the life to come, nre tho tnen | more serious word, Within a radius of ball a | of that one Spirit,—silenve In ono, shouting iu | fession of fulth, aud ds} had been reeelved by | aboxo trent lot S18, Metbune onice. tenchor for our children iehutt, Langs in fuce of | to whom, if [ngersollism be true, we must look | mile froin tho theatre in which he spoke sin nnd | another; tenrs on one face, sunny Joy on anothe tetters, making a total of 1,623 nccessions to tho | ===" NowAL, tho things mentioned, -must bo our Judgment | for working out the prottem of human freedom | iniquity in all tholr hideous fornis hold high | cr. Lot ue nilow tho diversity which Is provie Church, 4 qe 2 a aida. eee TS, Upon tho churacter ahd motives of Mr, furor. | and oqual rights? Vil show thom to you, They | carnival In scores of plices overy night tn the | dentiatly ordered by Milfercneca of temperament Anothor item of Interest waa, that 100 persons “(avages MADE ON DIASUNDS, WATEIIES, | © soll, the man? | What, as 1 havo anid | wre tho Communists In our midst, whose ores | year, Hefore hin were hundreds of poung, men | and triluing, seeking only for unity in the | ad beet Joined in marrige by hin, A old, 4¢ UbU-halt brokers’ ritus, D. LAUNDEL, Weat Slide. Wefore, but tut ho (a aven more dovil- | ence wo dread, and against whose attacks we | Whose miluds need to be relnforced yith earnest | eplrit. Many thluys were mentioned in the discourse | Roous"and je) Wandotoi-at, _Ealabhishod ih, TPO RENT—-AN ELEGANT FURNISHED TLOUSE Ihe than his crocd?—rs is any “mun | apend our subsiunco to protect ourselves, And | resolution to resist tho manifold ‘temptations | At Pentecost, when three thousand men, of | 10 show tho tes that bind tho hearts of tho Y AMOUNTS TO LOAN ON FURNITUIN, an Manrovent. 1, POPWIN, Tat Wantingtunent. Who, agsnining tho posidon of a teneher, tukea | why? [ccltse we don't bellove men have o | which beset tholr dally lives, In the inklst of | dliforent lansuiges, lind been converted and ro~ | Pastor and people ae fu their churels Ps without Femovaly plutios and othyr good wucurl= pres advantnge of bls personut populowty and tho | right todo what thoy pleago, even though thoy | tho enyer rush for wealth and tho foverist in- | turned to thelr homes, If outward aniformlty tn home, and bow to Lord bad sirtalned thom jh f Gea TD ‘Hent, Huottn gd ait fe Suburban, consequent open ciirs of his admirers to. stato | aro gincore, whon thnt sincerity regards what | terest whieh speculation engenders, thay needed | retlilon bad been essentint a iniracle would Umes of temptation and trint beeause of thle | Soon as DAN ON FURNITURE AND | 'J'O RENT-AVONDALE—5 Hes tor facta, that ha may gratify some porsonat | we have ficcunulsted by honest olfurt nx { tohear somothing higher thi “tho gospel of | buve beon wrought in thelr tonguus 89, that Christin home Hee, giving them a forotusty ef A dlints without cemoval, 151 Rundoiplieste, unr 4, ambition or spite, which fitterwve tay assume | iho common. property of overy. worthless and } guod clothos, oad homes, wud good fond.” Thos } avery ono ould toll of ly convursion ju the Teaver which can bo obtalied in no arbor; 9 Mt A 4 SEVEN-IOOM TWO+ vtury frniny houseR, goUile styl, Ly wiles nortti« West of the city imita,on Belinantenve., Just nortts of , f HILVE— | Milwaukeu-uv,. tn the'Village uf Avondul 4 ‘ y Hfe. rend Wi (C18 PAID FOR OLD GOLD ANT V0 2 ‘wos Mr. [ngorsoll’s purpose, because, when du. } {dlo vagavond that rons our streets. Which, | needed to bo reminded of the doctrino whiel ano language and with tho samo words. Hatnor | church family Hfe. Great stresg was put spit ry r Hl i = i f ‘ et See ne eae eae tion iasomo | thon, Liany again iiquire, ns tho practical ques: | Jesuatiughi—and that inno morbidspieit—thata | thin thatysnine told te sty with tears ih tho | thosvelal priyer-meetings uf tho ehurot and Cote talon an watohed donts, ond vas Pea tree Re Toa RU Eeea public office of trust on the ground of bis tnfl- | tion of the hour addreased to the conmon senso | man'slife consists not In the abundance of | lingiury'of the Crotes, aud othors with diniles In thelr importan lo individual bellevers, Hylton Oiico (icunsed) W Kus, Madison-sb Katab- ion of the Chicnwo & Northwestern Kaliroad will dclity, he aware by overythiig he lind to swear | of every lover of good order and purity, {6 tho | things which ho possesses. Thoy needed tobe | tho tonguvel tho Arubiuna, nnd others with inke revular xtope, Motes now and In testis a Hutwd 193. : if oY t henceforth he would duvote all bls en- | better doctrine for men to follow, Ingersollism, } told that man ought not to make the chief con- | shoutlngs in the langunge of mo Klamttes, A Fathor Who Moltcd. SIDELITY 3 r LOAN AGH CO tb ‘ 5 i sorted a aero dlinedowe tae buiwarie | MaMiEtingAN ite Lousts ‘of letting down overs | corn of bis life what hy should eat. ond drink, | ‘Thera wus unity th experionee but diversity tn ‘Detriot Free Prem einoy eh ina anturgiiuess eee wtenuutsomoval, | se tekiger chicas eer ome Neurone Riguiounth of the Christian faith, This tg tho man who | bar to human freedom; or Christhinity, ndintt- | nnd wear. And while thoy huard thiut enmnest | expression. Oily let Pentecost come and burn ‘The othor vyoning a eltizen of Detret beekon- | vr on In storage, Kuet Van Hurenesk SSS sald, in tho lecture above referred to, that had | te overy charge of tyranny and euperstivon? pratest against tho torriblo dootrine of ever- | out secturinolsm, and tt will bo not unevit but | ed to lis t-yeur-ald gon to follow uta te | 5 1diest PRICE PAIN FOIt STATE SAVINGS he lived in Chelst’s the ke would hava been | surely, in the light of such results ns those men- | lusting punishment that 80 dlahonord God, and | good tb ing that one get of porsons express thelr | woudshied, and when thoy had urried there be i und Fidolity finnk books, and Meindinavian Nu- Ife friond, Look at and judge how. pure | tloned, wo have no need to reply further, You | {4 #0 revolting to Tuman nature, thoy needed | religious lite ln one form ol worshkp and ove | began: ih Hupnd Vank certiicates, 1itA HOLMES, General hig characteris and his motlyes how sublime, | may indeed urge, and with trath, that there are | alse to bo exhorted to shunthoovilandsinof ine | erninont, and auother fn another—n mere “Now, young man, you have een fighting | Brokur.sd Wasttngtan-at, But leat Lbe nceused of replying to nggertion | many Ingersoliians bettor than thelr creed. an ato apnoea ant passions that minke hell on | diversity of denominational tinguage in ex- | again! ‘How many times have Téold you that ay CK STOCK FOI BALE=IN LONG LAK! morcly by nsgortion, with regard to the truth of | nso muny Christians were than tholrs. But | carth und dead to the ‘burning tortures of ro- | pressing tho aumo great central trute “Uf tho | ly disyrucotul to tyne? y. now bulny formed, J,G, BAIL! etull particuines epuly to 11,9 HOGI 10, INENT--FUINISHKD ROOMS WITHOUT Dourds tirateclaay, with modern Improvenents, ably fur gentivaian and wife UF throe youn UM, f ‘Company tha statements quoted as camlug from Mr, | whit 14 thls? fArgu Incnt to chamro tiny ylew |. Worse, Gospel, In whieh Christians are ony it fret, and “Oh, father, this wasn't abowe Marbles or anys | Bi, Tau Wasninetonsrt. No, Ui Mbere ea e Bi Ingersoll, lot us inyestiguta thom briotly ud | mon mny bold ng to the moans of induciig tho should be more and more ong to spirit, Heaven | thing of the kind," repiied 0 boy, ONEY TO IAN ON FURNITUIU om 1, WNISHED HOOMS, WETHT Olt goratin,’ And, first, speaking of Christ's Uigel- | practical morality which fa to bo our socht ‘ INFIDELITY. xball porfect our unity, ‘Tho Quiker will | 8 fean't help it, As gehtistlan min tt is iny MA Ntiutremivels Alara Motor tt Sa aIhuNE loads OE uae Sarnia tes, he saya Thoy know only Hebrew.” Is Mr, | safeguard? Not ‘so. You know i main who it = be no more gratited thin others sbout him | duty to bring up iy ebddren to fear tho Lord, Fase < = ‘Sout. Oe ngerdoll i fool?—eltbor that ar i knave boldly | seems to you Just what ho suould bo fir ull bia ANOTHER MEPLY TO INGENBOLT, whon thore ts “sitenco In Heaven tr half aan | Tako off your cont N ONRY TH LOAN OX Fete A id eT GRANT —IANDSOM FURNISHED ROOM Vetituriurn false ugsertion for its aifect upon n | relutions to suclety, Upright and honoravlu—n | ‘Tho Rey, 0, Vorrin prenched Inst evening In | hour's and tho Prosbyterian will to uo londyr | tut, father, the boy twas fghTing with called wd ae a to gentlemen, fy Soul tkeat., corner of Lake, olassof then who ho know latd not investigated | wood futher and eltizen—but ho has no beller | the Western Ayonue Baptist Church, from the | thin others in sending up aseriptiors of minjesty | me names," po TAAN-A'T 0 PER CENT NOMS OF A000 AND tipwarite Npon Inpens Ett, 49 (ULNAIi- r o ., - it 2 . ‘ t valde FRO WENT TOTEL tho matter for themgalves und never would do | in God, or Christ, or tmmortallty, Now, sup S . and power and gory to Hine who ats upon tho “Can't help ke Calling nuinos don’t hurt any> u wet Lusliees or residence sh for but Would take his suy to for uisloricul teutt, | pose you wre toll that. this inn’ ts whut ne | Towuwing texts : i tiohay and tho stathudiat’s Yolcu Will hot. ray | ones “Olt with that coull” Y° | property ti Chiieagos LYMAN (JACKSON, 8 Ports Tenet louantiy niraisbeat uniartaodernto peer For if thore [6 any fact of history plainly | 13, becauso ho bay no bellef in God, or Chris it Ie first in bis own cause sccmoth Just | qhove the athors when thera goes sp tho shout Te sald Lay tho son of a WwiFo-pullor.” He I nen | PU RENT SHANDSOM HE BUTTES AND weittun, (¢ {8 that {lcbrow was not the | or inaiortullty, you don't belleve It—you | but ble neighbor cometh and searcheth him | of * Amon" and Meluhe” | Lets by union | “What! what's thate? LOST AND FOUND, | Temi welt or witout board, Lt Wabi! H Aken fongtnge 1, tho ee ee ie rat lew betta fae ithe ae ae ee Prov, rolit,, 17. alunos In cranes mbcry thore lan eae And he ral yoy anit fice maier ret rere ENGINGLaGD WITTE jorth Side. int 08 a Innyunge it wus ns dead y i a nf} 4 Y regution for bitone church, aa acre, aud by |“ Whnel whatleafer dared make asser- 4 i R TPO RENT FURNISHED 1 OMS IN NEW BTONA Sa as OED Mi a Aiea and | hie ‘Diunwed ines tho shins ne degrntion | , 222 Teverend gontloman said that Cheistinns | Mie GeM ine wearers, bring na neh Of | done ad raagin rath for ala tn anal wine | TE Ge glet dete Perky bbs Ava, ed ood in tho Yemple ritual; that hho Hobrow asa lv> | and crimo because hu tan Curlatlan, You une love that God his made two rovelutions, one | tho honveuly unity a8. povsthle imo tho ourthly 1, nado me awful mad, but Cadidn't say anys | powanted by returning Koon ss Paluer | Cub water, ute, Quis Nurch Clarks Ang lnnguage paased with the Cunldalocaptivi- | duretand that If a man ie a Christian tn fact dn Nature and one in Holy Scripture, Tho Book | relations of those of diferent donuminations | thing. Thon ho culted you a bireling.” 1 Wivccllancoum. ty, and tut thenceforth the Syro-Chaldala, und | us In name he has cortain written rules— | of Natura deolaros Hla natural utteibutes—Iily | who have one Lord, ono filth, one nation, “Cullod mei b tie hye ty la toxet | | =HATURDAY, A NOLL OF MELA PIVEN, | (PO RENTHT0 STHICHLY PRIVATE PARTIES pulled to'old gen : i a p ¥ Kinzig or on Woliest, near Vaukowasy tally bite uty atl ii 30 ant Turhished rovmA, Ch suite or site ely nu other roowoerd, Address It afterwards the Greek, Deeame the twnuniire | tho thou shutia" nnd: the thot what 4 vente service Prof. ¥, MM. Binok> hh on hint 1 afterwards he rec ee NS Ae | ta'caicht hoe indruity. of waren “aad | OfOruAl Hower und Godhends the Hiblo deslarDs | HM OT OF di “Beewptorina’ Thoolomion! | “¥en, and be auld you waa a Dolldoat Wek | Weta nat ort rollmuye™ thoy kuow oni ouraw''| He Know | to” dignitying und. olovating orce ne | storey and xruce, ‘Cho ono supplomanta tho | Rominney, proached n gurmon on “The Timport | wpittio! Mellneat i Detter when he gald i. Sveoni, “This Testas | wan enn raise u question, But who can sy. tho othor, The first way sudo beforo man bad | of the Nauine Christian.” ? . “hand o’ gracioual hut wouldn't t ike te | baluncy top ALES sree dvouwetUAT untll hundreds ot yuurd te for the logic of Ingersollisin? You may | shined, and consequently 16 stout in regard ‘At tho conclusion of tho sorvicosn mecting of | have the training of that boy for about tld Tat sent rule may | flog centrally hn F | ett fmoontens Baits iment was Wow weitten wut hundrt pods! Te | indeed find munymon in iistory'and insociety | to tha'pinn of redemption, to whteh tuo sos | uioss interested In tho proposed organtzntion | minutes!” wheoeed tho oid mun as hy hoped | Ly Simitest tani Walerten vag redewhouted ate Sinien. tukos at fenst 200 to muke hundreds, Who lust of | ubout you, lad mon, the worst tho world bas at= | ond ty exclusively dovoted, wits held and n commilttes of five wre appoluted | around. bar tup-buguy, Hrewater make.” A lberal rewatd will | re RENT-STOI AND. LOOMS, s tho Apostles dfed about the yeur 10, If Str, Inzer- | fordod,—tyrants, Inquisitor, Blavesdenters, wir It fs rensonabie to suppore that If God tg the | tu prepare nrticies of falth andy fornof church “Tpit up with that,” continued the boy, | be puld ifretarned to owner, 1, Ce FOILEALAN, is ‘oppontta high tet wptendud chance, Bull's Resertion be true, therefore, the Now Tes und, ndultorgra, U htuvoa, Eratriahioy, and par | authorol both there should bo a striking ro- | government. 4 and then he suid you laid your pipes for aitice | Madianest, Rextetey, 25 Weet Monrovent, tntnont was nor written tatil ut least the yeardw, | ricidedbut 1 thoy call t1 Lia, Of fe That alld the porsunor | na inuny of thon: do, and Oita tars sombinae woe we nih ie ares any aa ao ait ek A oe ee ie ve quia ota Nin tT red turplor wtut, wish Oticeu, and is, of course, 5 taryory. Tut did tho porsun or te ite—vi4.3 sublimity, undtyy mystery, 7 ruite stund that, father, and do Usulted aver tho fence | 24 fron TilAni-ay., small red terrier whit, with | 7 ANtt—DKS ie URFICE IN TIE porsong commuictinis tits forgery, wlya farge. will faliows with prifossiona GF Cheistianity on tholr | Thon in bow there ds aneapparone inck of | NEEDS OF TIE MENISTRY. | hid tuked hin bald-heuded in lossy twornlne | til and exrs clipped; ‘ik moan Tauowmlnge w wontioe | ]%) MENT DESHAIL I OFFICE TN TIE, Interpulute into the works of Coleus, who wrate tho world whiol knows what mist bo tha :| lurmony, and both oall for the exixtenco of | INAUGUEAL SRIMON OF THR TEV. Wea, LAW= | utes! “hrash me if you mist, Tathor, but 1 | Male Meuse rolurn and reoulyy cenarit, Inauire of A. 1 SCRANTON, Boum ridloulthy the Christian doctrine {nthe yeur 1th ete) outcome of Christian rules sincorely | mum's reasoning powers, Sfon_ wonder why the HENCK AT TUE SECOND BAPHiT. couldn't stand it to hear you abused by one of RY AWAY OCT, i FROM ME CORNER OF tho olghty direct quenitions of and alliaion to } followed, bas atleast Ita doubts about tho gins | ible fs not more alinple and plain, ‘Tho ‘#ame Tho Rey. William M. Lawrence, tho "now | the maglignant oppos'tlon?” Waste ay. and Bolkest. a mein aed bay passages, tha original of which ara certainly | corlty of thelr professions, But whon tho note. | question apites to Nature. A child can unders - nictae Church. My Kot” gakt tio futhor, ts ho folt for butt | horse, with Lav uf aincle baritone. buy uny returii- ‘ound in the New Lestament? Or did they, attor | rious ontiaw aid munieror, Frank Tita, (8 wek ttand somothing of Nuturom—a philusophorenn- | pastor of the Second Hapa Church, corner of | y qatine with ono hund and wiped tly oyes with ous thie extra (0 G27 WW oat Mtadlinunals WUD be aul tint tho, ao manipulate thaworks of Parpuyry, | “What ts you rellglous bollefe" aud tig rep! Hot inderstand all, ‘Lhbs id oqually true of the | Monrowand Morgan streets, entered upon his | tho otuer, Minny HO ME apd buy you two | LO B- volalirated opposer of Christhunity (u the year exultanty Tam an Jugersoll mun," everys | Word of God, 6 labors yestontay morning. aud, notwiivandiug | pounds of cdudy. ‘The ible aaye it ts wrong £70, 08 Unsuspeetod to mako hin wdinit, ad he | body belloves him, ore “re no doubters Iovertlng to Mr. Tnorsol’s lato lecture, tho | tho uufavorablo weathor, was grected With 4 | to fhe, but the Bile nist make mMlawunce | ~ dds, that tha diselplos wrote tho Gaspuls, ae | now. No, notone, Itla tho triumph of Ingur- | reverend gontlemnn procovded to reply to soima i - io tia gontle for political campatgns and tho vite slandors of algo lo quote from thom in many cascs? Cor | sollfam thit ay among tho world's creeds it hus | of his arguments, very tirye congregation, Ho 13a gently of | sho othor purty. Lonly bronght you out hare to | 4 tainly u fs not Ikely, nat Brobablor gorne Sor a A art later, of! lnxorsall gad: © bolton to, tho republle aboutas yours uf sue and bite ite olty | talk to your, aid now you chn put on your cout | BRE ty Roy Rot even ‘posible, Therefo ir, | hour of an : eutitnl jiburty, and only thosa ra goo om th arden Haptist Chiro, of | and run aldng," i Poy aOR, than osaibie, | tharetor, | Be. | piveoritye Mut let this sine man havo wuswored | oltizensor chit repute sho dopond. upon ron: Fee hia unore Radiat boca yhurtiar oo ht ce la PoAMESPHARION-ron nuogy SADE 26 Hoe ee TT Laaee Gian lae te Vea tigator of these ‘ibings, auying. “that tho Now | thut" ho was i Christian’ rathor than an ine | son and upon persuasion: and only those aro re Vie Woodhull onlur Juat your by beat clty juakery ae sud us take Tne real oxtate, Cull for particuiars, Testament wus not written until hundreds of | eersoll man. Indeed, fot any man who is even | trittors whu resort to bruto farce,” for elght —conscuntive yours. Jy av.tho. y Adel ted hows evat Bull: will sell wt lesa than hale, Address G1, 1 HOY Hint Fe baa ‘Studisonteats Yours uftor tho Apvaties were dust,” whs aaln | guilty, of wronglng or seen to wrong another Dr. Alexandor, tho renowned theological | thoughtless, bis youth yy be” rgd Sono extromely Incautions Amorican Splr- | bl. Trluung utc Tso RA BALOON ANI stating for popular effect ‘what ho knew to bo | proclaim that hela a true and conslstunt devotes | writer, sayar Tht it fa the duty of wll won to | ayatost Llis Jn this now atid onlarged Aud, but | {uallats and modiume bave aroused the terrible SADDLA HOUR Fut I ue Kou bustier Talg¢, and tho sme with regard to lla assertion | of tho Christian creod, and thoro’s no wan the } oxcroive tholr reason in fnquirios Concerning ro- | he te full oF [ito weed eneriy, Vuckod byaken- | fro of Vicio Woodhull wt present residing In vary stylist yontly, for a | und Dourbortests, king about the Hipiation, “that thoy aro uddreased to | round world over that hus over board of Chris | Uylon, 18 0 trath se minnifest that no one ques: | rous exporience nud an tnilucntial cunmeun: Rnghind. Judging from tho followlng remurkas | in wuld for no fou cu Ho sue or hae NDAY, HETWEEN 12 AND 2 PM. fotenta, Tu arearin yi y 5 OF ERIE > SAS Incturers who wunt to Font walerepower tnd roome for elthar lirtu or, at} buvinoss by the In- unirial Sanutacturing Co. Mock Rutlae Uh | — RAM ALTPTNES FURNITURE AND pinto, KB-Foed hotel, in thy very haere ro. Phta tw ante of thy: best houses in ibuslnons uf UYer FUN por year us haw; han every tu cotiventesnicu,s* 1 Kant WaAsIING! 4, eurrinwus, bustles, und jak low tirizes, UF wil Wi TEST AUILANT DO. thunat ournur of Aduaia erin, Mu, bay diy or gontlorsns atiy eppenrod in | statable on pharinns ¢ , vet TOI BALU-FINE GHOCERT STOCK, —WITit nobody add 6) by in tenchitiya who will bollove bis stitomont, | tions it” So far from discouraging wright use | ction, there fs no doubt but ho will yiverrtis | le ndy rtiwoment which ree ot, moar the wcltho Poets tucks ig Tra braced ity weeuane person, oto. fd | ee ho compurtive osteuln—in | of Heaton, toligion edad ee ee Poe aetd sconamaw bons Mighty thought of | tuo fended Limes, H thy offenders reforeed to | Hate desta ison pemcipal atroute Audeuas knows Wt 1 reply that every onu who has | whlch tha two creeds | aro unlvoraally OQ that mon were wise—that thoy woutd con- | here us bo wis In Philudoiphla. In tho, uli dpn't forsike their wicked ways, they will youn | "gig, —— 4, Uribune atte tye | have an opportuatty of contributing to the studied tho subject knows that dere is not more | lield whon It eau ied right down to facty | aldor tholr Intter und.’ ho hag a pleasing manner, and muy bo sul than ouy, or two of the Epistles ut tho most, of | that atfect men's nckots, thelr love of home, “Come N OLD EXTADIIS NUCKMES! D IOnDING jo and jot ason usp, practical and caries, His Voice Iedpony | Woodhull bank aecount: MPeCiAL T 7 SOC hits Beer iacheaaie which hol purposd can bo made \ut | and tholr seourity In sovlety, ‘Thoy don’t want ) Lond. a fot us reason togathor with the | Pye rina delivery plenaunt, and hl (atrdjuus |. Stee. Viétorla G. Woodhull, vot eompelied | 4... ane HE Cee IED Jownt slouk. tory eluan wad fully wenorteal for Wo “alll Yntelliivio, “oxcopt as in connection | to be Christlaus themselves, bueuuse thoy don't mvery tie qulnistor afuis at wetting the people | on would seem to fudiente that, ha tu Hose | pyuin to cotnmench libel suits augulnet Splritaile | FO Ad WASANY AND. PIANOS, tall frautas will bo aod nly Sur, cast, iewhl taku up with the uddregéca and cat-marks, which Sir. Ine | like {t,—because It's Coo wtrivt for thom. Thoy | to think. If thoy would think, more, would bo sttident and reusoner; und he Uringa with bia iq | {ats at erieat mediums who are constantly | Wo nave boon taking quia me huliber of Lie abUvO ard 0 mA Te furtell numesinterpolations. That interpolations | hud rathor be Ingersoll mot that hoy may do | wood Christians, reputation for auying what ho bus to eay\y ye 1 te = BAL, demonoid DEN irenlating, malicious slunders, ulfers a rewerd | ig axchnnze for new Instruments, And wo weeovere | MIR BXCLUSIVE WE wo; but when it comes to othors, Ingersoll says “You need not fear tho anor | few words, ton ave found their wiy Lute: y plen . : ‘of £50 Cor Overy lotter that contains enough | stacked with hum, ‘Thuy niust by wold to make root Fe, aetlva ti Fete a eo dO Trae a ee eae aie ie etyhbora, dholr arocers, dole clarks) | of wuod you eunnot fujure” Supposcanmonue | Ilo velected as bly thormo, Maho Nels atte | lol to cuahia her to proceed criminally and vive | fos other aes. Mo a sell oe ain unis IF roe ; rutvromaes, Marita Dutthoy are not such pussies as those whieh | thelr cooks,—that's another matter, For, bad | told our'ehildren not to foar us on tho samo | Mintutry," and tuok us bis text the fol Typ ana £3 wilt bo given te any and every per | quired, at prices tat dot 2 CO SISAL, , | Ron he Co Towler tho rest invanin tise without thou. Nor | as thoy themeulyes muy be, thoy know thattholr | ground? words; . p gon woo will give informiution that enn ba used Cornorof Status Adniieeets, dace tt bland either to latury. or reason, or exe | property j4 aafe under Christian lawa whon kept To Lugorsalt'e ohargo that Spain, Portugal, and “ Praying alwaya with all prayer and supyl. | in proceeding lesully Nene DETEONS WHO UY | peerereemeeenrnmnees: — Bra rtuT: VW viah WiAL RS TRAE A Porlenca that interpotuturs should tmuko suc Mw Chetetian sulrit. Hus te Ingersotiiun clerk | Teuly—the throe iost rollytous tavous of’ Eu- | cutton in tho spirit... Aud for mo. clreulating these foul” stories by word of TO EXCHANGE, a Gane teall yorrovdewill ureau docat f importunt addiulona, and preserve, os are pro- | of couk jway Le houeat or not, "xs be likes It,” | ropo—word tho worat, and thit Franco, tho Inte | uttorunce muy bu given’ unto me, that Land } mouth, TWILL BxciANG LAND DOT bite | CHUrtabip, uurriaze, sicknuss, dual, wbsont trond eeryed, throughout the Hptstles the Dlstoria uni- | of which ufelt tha right to exercise they thett- | dol, waa the most prosperous, tho spoakor ru | open my mouth boldly to make known tho mys i ———— WILL XCHANGE MY HOUSE ANU Luts BUTS | crruiutives, property lust ur stotun, thu result uf at Hes which have deficd, and still defy, the sharp- | selves would prefer to munopolize. Butyasthere jpitca that the three named had a paganized tory of the Gospel." —Ephcalans, v a 489.000 cakew sold tho tut your attest the pop- | jj aneial pactot my fuenituru, for meant property on | wedurtakitte, whak lust wuceesstul tts, huw: to wile est orlticlame of moder is auy' uch, hence the popularity: ‘at ngere | forin of Christianity, but aulll they wero buttor ‘Thare wore sone persons, the reverend speak’ } ulurity wf Cutioura Medicinal Soap, uth ode ueiwoun Tuiryethind und. 'Thirtysningt, | luve wud’ drlundaulys for porns bern io Slarot, ja uf modern thes, So says Renin, | ure many such, hone P y “ 80 Saye Strutsy, intitels both, but dniidels who, gollisn, wad, when taught, Its stella of ad thin pagans, “latidel France Ia to-day the | or aud, whom we could aoe (HU BUCO | emcee rmmmenersterenrnemerennpererepeemmmemermmvnees | Ad rusd 13, Bt eis ItLORE! iit April, Jung. Beplomber, Detuber, and Decunber, co Unliku Sir. Ingeraoll, have no disposition to sac’ | rreponsivy chord 11 thu hourla of muy people, | wnhappleyt, most restive nution on tho globe. | withuut looking ut twice, =e | [vote numbore tu draw large prise ts luttury,, tues saomotbing |” eHtnt WETIUNE BIBANCHE OFVICTS «| io EXCILAN( u t edit NCUMEMIED 1 Tn } Una atawaratl and nutnbory wont Gy inal Consul Tico truth’ to ‘mallee, ae in the ine | For, indeed, xince the memory of man there has | Whatabout the Fronch Revolucion, whey Intl | about thom which caught thy oye auticth in, : = 7 ruta Se Tor hunos: bucuien Miunu, oncaty | Sree Dit, ifdet Houmas ost West Mludiun-ats.: Btunocs abi id tho " ine then iat ulany ten tive been glod | dollty bad fuk sway? There, wid w luminous | pledaiuy in thoir personal appesrance, | Chi NORDEIE VO ACCOMMODATE OUIL NUMEM- | H ine ytd “nyo todisposd | Chlcagu, Hi! Fo ii ur vund for clreulur, fay Tnstaneg’ pntioned md te, an Ped ae ery to nh what thoy Will und | example of wine fnildoilty would do for | Apoutly of the text hud been anything oso than Tren pada turouatoue ty elty, we have aatabe | ult watchs, « TES, Ri te v ulspowe " f fit, Aduroxs AL towbioh this uvening 1 sill have occusion to | focl Justitied 10 it. Leven find ebureh mombors untion, ronch | Wrote uver Adtructive, “le hyuru. wie ocd, and diveaso fag |: Whed CONES uinees, in the ditcrent, Bivislatn * " tho ‘ Wi necasits Petr Telr us ahowiny tou demonstration the inten | searching tho Seriptures, nol to learn thelr Say door of. thotr Temple of Renson: | “Youth | done tts work, yor Shere was soulethly more\| rey tue e FIVAS ua tho best udviser uid Mt RAne price ms tinted ab LG Slutty ene Mareinya, Bnd busine f onal un e “He: os y hope to discover passages: ts au eternal vloup—thory 18 no God,” | powerful slin” beauty, and hw. never ‘pilased |] Onice, and Will be recoived UnULY U'clovk pm UN LAICU SSS SSS Rene ee oe oe ee ey eh mado, his fe tho ion -procendud to. butcher endh | by unnuticud, He hud been rewarded is fag OUTIL DIVISION, Ai, CUMLUUH AN! A eau ett CANTOOBY CLOTHING, fwatier, when, flor repeating and muking us | Ingervalliam within, the Couret because fn | othor. 'Thoy closod'tho churches and worshipod | leadlur inind of tho world, Au: hat twaye bod dt. & alte -BIMSI5, Moofaullor: God Biatloners, LU rvatury af Munio sid Vin die TAbits AND Gey dulng probably a _narrition of. facts, tho Oret | duced upon the tendency of huguan nature, Hol | prostitute ad the Goddess of Roasou. Indeed kod at. But wrest ae ho wow he wis aa bunie Bekte ney ison Nrumsles 61 Cottage. Ur bad heowuns ut OWL A Wu To'sou eat ut elotntn, earvots, Darvor tho didlow Yetcect: Jena And ue young | touia wiat la right, beomuse Jt is Tight, to ole | should the Christiun world by obtined fo tiger. | bie ua a chlld, and thoroughly lupued With the | ivan epmoe MinrigRtitrat, Cake Gruvoray Tan FOR TOIT | cinwocay olor trow 8. HeUScittes Sie Suutoat lun, bo comes to thefeunciiding passage, wit dienca tu the Christian doctrine, bat tw do what 7 sell for eyed to intldel Frauce,—tho best | spirit of Christ, rT ye ea. BUCHMAN, bord i CUrner Thirty-urst and imapuer by a eraduate Sell way 29 bor cont auure tus: ‘any uthur deulur tu the TOOT WILE bo orto e ee ee Se eee: ee ate or wrong, iecuusu tt fs | known of tho frutts of Inildolity uo Wortd hus | | Frain this tho reverend wennerin Procoedud | ‘siatunis Obert OF Harvard of buy rat succenatul experlvuca | Sty: Heine nul Sus eret: to the poor, and conic and follow Me. rule Is | pleasing, Hence the many falls we witness | over soon, s to epeuk of the needs of tho ilolstry, which be 5 one pivi tON, is peivutg tutor wud Prhicipslot Bastora ucadoulys, PAID BOR CAST-OFE Ono of those pasuyes put iu to pratsy povert finan those nominally” within Christian | |, Ho then entored upou a longtby refutution of | thought nu opportine subjects Soltslt loring that | A iy tad Nownlualur, Stationar, ov, | Audra: YOR, ISL tuillanme ay. JO Statucet (uld No. . Shen the Chnren yor an Nettle seurce of ihanoy. linea, :ytelny. bur enemies occasion to | Tngersoll’s churge that tho Now ‘testament wag | he wus entering input salitions with anew poo | hi RON Drugglate Ba ata blistud 130) ADVERTISER, ¥ sk. “sue Inland-ay, oe 2 ‘Thon, I say, a r id i ‘the Tngersoilim | not weltten Ly tho Apostles, quoting it favor of | pio and a new church, Hye indo a wide distinc | curuee of Twalturet Ki es ne LEA Fase nar TO MOK Cek-THe R, Ah- Zor tia fede a ity sole be uu Iuturgotacign, | Ulaagetie ad te on ft iNudntin nuny | thotrauthontleity nurmorodd ancleat authors, | lion, uowever, butween thy needs and the wants }. I. UA TUCKS Jowelor, Nowageaier, aud Func a "THGkis EAP ago ie wo | NOUMEAVE, pape'the Uimmeat price for aveind=2nd, fab und Mr. Ingerioll, wu lua wtudtod the sub- | places and tt muty peoply beneath thy corerine Algo. tngorsall's “Intorpolanons’’ woru treated | of the mir Oe try of BEY Wad moLlthe wi THAD Hep irownt et Wast Baglon-at, cure | Awa (ates dE gp MU savuue J A. WHEL, Tekan URI cc T eetkuows tt, Nutt 4 f Ctariat! wofeaaion. And, therefore, Ha Bi . fod geoulno | d ‘Pull, S ‘ atti, Ss 4 ‘5 rs south Clare ? ay of wit tu this Wstanee foals eine eo thay aay Cat, while Togurding Ingersollism as | passages, contemporary with tho rast. prose thy Gosbe tetera ae ae be With | AUGESE JACOBSON, Uruwslat, bed Noth btalatod, ANTUD- SOME VATENT TOBE BUSTED | eens nn feeeerees ot Ws -adiuit the pawsae an itlerpolution, | the most daumadly of all doctrines, it yet re Lngersall’y cidluale of the Scriptures wus thon | lrat ueuded Hid OPT The fie Reo Dli Mik | commun ullspa-at |, rte . Address BO. | CTORAGH OIL FURNUTUNR BOGUIES WiC rr ae admit it, “pat in to pee x0. pov: | quires no second Bight to tiscowor, vilgE aliens a Tolle by @ well-put anulogy mude to i Tend A a eiwo ant ens iy 1: punning hae! piviiton. ta) Haken heapue aa ata sfhitguces wh low rela Some vecusion when the Church got | than oven the worst which openly repose bee et . . a e i rand, » Phe vocludlan irikent., Cornar Diy bol ni & Boureo of renga gp, Wiel tho, Church got | thi, oven, the Ore mee tg Ingersoliian by |. luyersoll eays Géd doos uot punta man’s | relutions of muster uot Beobees thy eccleslir ane Gariien SCE eetied tu dee, Bid Bebiratéd the mlateres | tite Muha, A BECOND-ALAND CONTINUOUS Church Nnanciuily? Coy it s hades. Ayniuet the fngvrerr oro. | transuccssious, Ta0e at the miserable objects | be re ie : ies 4, Joln tha Uaureke Weue Bad follow moe tae | pro tesaiee oauee uot concualliig lls life motives. | inthe County-Hoypital for the reply to thts, froinsthe peuple t@ some gxtont, which wus | “LOUIS WIL NeeuE, Tinting and Advertising Woy-pruse all in purtuct rnuning wrdurs hORN LAW. iheAte =~ Ok ph aytt un? Now, wien you've | tection, bocause uel, concede ; do ask of Ipqersoll wat bo onu oxtreniu; the othor ‘was the fyellng oui | Avent, Ruraaidi unery Hoos, GS isuat Divistuae 1 ad QuW, tn. Cun be seun at work s‘born-at. Chicazu, Advice frag. 1S yents’ vas Boia hae yoy Bauey No: Due utter you Mave Het aeatns gates Poor icvtondvenos, aud WO eee ee ee Le Giiatinaity, as ne eesee to | ort ur aauvy tut if they: could xead vid write J et butweun ta Sally aud Wella Ve | ek daye Addeead LARK SASHUSY bE Loeallde © | purieber, Mustuess quietly und logully tradauctud, ; " Sold wot you bava ana givon Jt to tho puor, Lut