Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 13, 1880, Page 3

= a hd look down daya, they derfully sucersafl. oO rend fis and mark thelr esthinutes of tho human and it sc the divine, and nute through what bloody eens | human worth fs moving, thatde fa made of old, ” itis ninet unjust to wil deecta jsaion to occtipy the and, to my min tuxsinn merchants. tthe church tho r 2B buy a large part eo rank. Ono mixht na well expect tho |'tho Enuiish morenante, According to the Chi- uo truths tor Abould enlightencd | will do bim good. And in thut day tho thought, cept ain Mu tec pe what Is fale, = the raver, tho Durden of the Church wilt be for say oth these powers ure now in the field, | holiness, for purity, for character before tho yf her ter fro antn y bs ~ ? f :] Oy co] \- "y ANTED—AN ABSISTANT SHIPPING-CLERK: eee toldrive the other ont, | God of purity, And fa this becomes tho prayer | they had tosatl, wo must catnt thom ax watdierd | that thare are roves tinder ite wheels. "bo trhen | cultiented class of people tu conforin to the file | nero atutisties for 48s, the Chineso foreign | W- WERK: aq melt iy ppueaoul by tho Hayrwhen author: | of human icketa, then will open up aa nevcr ute | In that war winch Ine slowly enleet thomindand | this rope nnd pull ne this precious car ts tho sim. | sao of otir fAnungo because such Is tho prne- | trade, both importa, and exports, mounted to | men, etorenser any Pe aT pea re Wo reas ism enn force or Trizhten reason | fore the great truths of rollaiens then will a soul of nan Upward from the ashes. pies the Orat and ‘last duly of each noble gout, | tlew amons the iititerate, $317.50,00. Of nll this, tho English vessels | id per weok, Inantroac 18 South Canal-st. 1 Of or piace, either tn the Individunt intnd or | peae tho beauty and the glory of God an revealed Wo extn borrow the powers of fngination and [In ity or Village, or within the walls of only Laneitie froin winortl standpoint alone, J nm | transported ti per cent, tho French 12 percent. | __—____wrnaes, ja nO publle faith, Nor can Tenrin, with all | indifa Sons thon will nen come toa Mving faith, | sco Aurelius and hismothor na they held free | one's home tho Onportinity lea tn its rictiness | glad we have x church. Poor ns itis, It ts better | tho Chinese & per cent, hg Inpancse '$ per cont, Tradcn. the of good, ‘The tense is all around us and withe | tana “sulsslon” forour children. T have been | tho American i per ci quent conversations about tha Deity and. it . ermnn 2 per cent, YWANTED-AN ENGRAVER AND JEWELI' tiinooblieations of virus and pet, From | Inu, setts all apteo like the alr. Maul sav'|.n worket in tho mission field for several (gues | and‘oniy'd per cent rernatns for Mo urnecinat y Tevairer oF engraver and Taishi iggy nis Fees aoa ate Oa AEE GuutiCot religions | the geent wae and turched into It THe blessed | and from what Jhaye seen In such places {have | alt tho other countries, Russa included. ie | Cir etetkcana to oO tt, KEAKNEN & BWAMTO from her had come & hatred of all vieo anda | the world, Dut, geand truth! the World blessed | concluded never to use my Influcnce to bring | those figures can be hetleved, then it Is evident | +, fer arent ‘atrength and inarveloua triumphs, | tft not so much about theories, nnd what rary the jong of the sotlor take awny | Once was, nga Cnfth in Uelng frcte, in what now at in tho tnscen ind tho eternal, And henco | 43, in tha yn nt powalbility of pardon, and re- fatto I tre ed uth Joined together "but | woneration by tho fneoming: lite of Gad. And been too often and too Jon then willeome more earnest strivingsand prayers | love of all yirtue,—facts which lend us te aup- | bint for ho becaine covered aver with Ita hone | any ono to auch a place whose fife and charactor | that the compinints of the Ruselnnsngainst their BD—WOODWORKER TO MARR COM. mhicth. a ne yoe walk side by site and band for conformity to tho ebarmeter and Mire ‘Of | poso that when he anys, "Lidid not study much | ore, Attempting to exalt man ho beenme bin | 16 unsophisticated, | Buck, Institutions are for | Government. are well. grounded, It is well on Lodica, all kinds of paeay ‘and carrito Reparated nnd poles and shafts, Mendy omplaynient ing triends, Itmiist bogo In the | OUrBavlor, Thon wil. the “mensiro of tho Tn tor ICE any one ton long bollove | fullness of thn stature of Christ’ he tho init reason, and he becomes weak nnd incasure by which to menaure mankind. Oh, tho sults, A. PEARSALT, & BON, Bar o-day, DUET had a long talk with my tnothor nd | self traneOgnrod, Enter this great ntrungle nll | those who have elthor deliberately or through | known that Russin ia the Intgeat conasuiner of 1 eho Iny upon a couch,” the theme was ong of | ye who Are strong and young, for nota thosa studies whieh now andden or delight. tha | you bless your world, but you will emerxe froin | como wanderers tp faco of the enrth; | now hut from the second hunds, jy wilt | force of clroumstances ie thotr homes and be- | tea, and yet even that article sho cannot get a tho foul. ‘Tho furniture of Home and of the Fart | the war cfoud yuursel ver redeemed and crowned, | thesy tho." mission” should provide for, an ee ee D—WHAVERS—AT ONCE, A FRW Q000 at: or let hin try to reason only.— [ fullness of Christ; tho fullness of patience, and Prof, Martens, of &t. Petersburg, in his pam- ~ feat Rhnselt up in tha uti Worl hora fi | loves anid Tergivonoes the fullness ot enna {inns cores tn attention yy aime den naroetis SOF Gnd hot far respectable famitieny they do not need phiets tae Contes entre Ia Turn ot I rene “| aianover Wouter Mine Hanoves die fauress i. 4 carry nit, and refueo to liston to the ho fullness of Is sueritien for others jons. A golden-frnined Jounywe may not hav y ba ee ‘e veently published in Brussels, defends the Gave ee a reqeatt cat Cay aot or to ho horne ole | Andi Intnto the measure of. this tullnoss that | been thd place nny wheren Herad took admanken MORALS OF ‘TI DRAMA. You fool that you cannot take . person of | croments io arucs Uint the. Czurs pulley to- Emplosment Agencies. role to world of love nnd hopo,—and he goon | tho Church of tho future taust cone, Inte le Me heart pines and erica heenuss of | | I siand to-day in tho midet of Goria untverso fin eon-buts, And tho sumo is trig on a of worlds and forces, aud Taco each thing has: {13 pero et inowide world of mind and heart, | tening onto ruiNi ite nurporo ani destiny, hence, 03 tle tendency ts to harmonize at atund in tho midat of my fellow-lelngs: Took Aue Inthe indlyidun), fo must It In society, over tho felds of strife ind blood that fll all the bad tho will mankind come at Inet to he the | pists Tiook ont upon the divisions and contests evar fultie’ But it will not be without | of the presents upon tts darkness and slowhts riher, and perhaps sharper, conillet. Heason | tipon {ts narrowness and hates but in the midst Midemend, and will compol, the surrender uf | oO all {see One Whose power ta beauty, Whosa will things that have been held us true, and tho | words tro” tric, | Whore hatrt 1s all love, veification and restntement of others, We) Who pitvo Timeclf for us,and Whore tninlt ou iho evidenves of this all about ws iow. But | patience bears with OUP colin, our Blowness, eb, wen puritted aa Unctoned of its ure our bilnituees, anit on sin, nui Who ts ever nny Hill rise and shine clearer, and stronger, A 1 tho way, tho truth, and the life,” and ans. ‘his faith wil bo | Who bids’ tho world 4 pep. OF Where nt Queen repored fn nn indojence ARAMON NY THF NEV, tt. A. HOLLAND, A questionntle character inty your house, much | wird Ching {s,And has been for centuries, friend: ANTEDSLO) LAMOIEMS FOR TIE BOUTT which could not spenk te think, but way tis |. ‘The Tov, Jt. A, Holiand, Tegipr pf Trinity | #8 ¥ 1 woul! Hike to, beenuse yor ave children, | iy und peaceful. If now a Chinese question his AW: waxes #2 por dayt, ebean fare to tho pe cnally have been a couch whore the mother Of | Raiscopal Church, al tho corner pf Michigan ant] tt fs your suered duty to look aft ae Acie Be come up, the enttse must be sought on the other Pathe STAN & CU, 38 South an Anrollie hulf ant ad half reclined to tik bY | Wvenue andlfwenty-aixth treet! freuched to hie | serena fet, anit Minuit your principles, Would | side of the Rnyitel Channel. ‘The Professor triva | SSSA a tho hour with her amy about the probable tin itl ester pain “Tho an het very const ates you took your chile | to prove that. the Chinaman is arming bimeelf Miseellnncots. i port ot fife, In what Iny It success and hap. | congregation yesterday ¢ enipe Upon dren {htod congregation consisting Of tho olf | nyutnst Hussin only muse he is tired of the Vv ANTED<HOOK HALESMEN ON A NEW / pines. ‘Te many heurtain tho pictured rooms | Morals of the Drama.” Tho text was supplied sunuringe tit Roclety? sith preaching of tho English infesionariesy, and is work Of phecitl interest to Western readers, of Pompei and of the villus uit adorned | in tho following pnasages: as Ineattedd reference to tho cons | atrald of being polsoned ta death by the eplain One man hns aren Many A hillside end pve bank, there came |e." vosd ite nnd over perfect aint iq | Nonfetca of thuse who support the vhurcli and | forced on Mn by tho Enutieh merennte. Wa | binsmeny that on the cartull tneditations which Ferue te BOF from above, und cometh fram tho Father of | with esterenee to tnt oF tha lowest ons tiontes ero rod. that tha Intter bring to Chinn £0,000 eulues CUBIL us who iro now eneamped npon this shore. Lights, with whom 49 no varlablencss, neither | und snioons. How would you ike to take your hoxes of uplum a yenr, selling at 8400 per strugeio of man for truth has been na lone shidow of turning, —Jamer, ty 1% wife und children every Sabbath «im in box; that this poison had already put in | yeersoipoa RAVEIING NALESMAN OF Fo ee ote ree oth aot tho Titers mutt, Wa ot therefory jules one another nny | through a forust of becr-Onrrels to tho house o Talsory over -SUNKUy of Colmanien of - the Wie eaveriones to fel fsnadlory. an faretaag Peeled 18, i Mle ‘ worehip? 1 think the churches ure quite “ : h . j } trun, Wagon-wond slick, nnd, binckemith a ut inte taken OM), another 40 orlara fer acwoalian, tf gum tou gine nue Aud prow sou. address dy FMOSTAR & Cus Pnvllshors, than aver. What t! look unte Him, and come — f ; A nylish) threutens n general a Ty Minnenpolts and brit Tow puso to doline, more thin toety | nto Ym, And be like Him, And t'sce in the | that thi earth, imperfect na it fs, hns,mude m brothor's way.—Itamans, it 13, |) Poor people nro waite ss well provided for us’| tnnesnera of the Huropenn residents in Chinn, a ee tal Malt rert in the hving God us rovenied fi | future our strifes denppenring, our doubts dis | glorlonr fizht, iid nwalts a crown, Thore were, said the preacher, two theorles of | tho rich when ong tukes Inty cunsilera- | The Professor comes to the conclusion thit WARTEDSA MAS" Mat rand Savior, and in ils Holy Spirit of | solving: nnd Lseo the coming Christinn ua one |) tls trio that society ts nowhere inapatinface | the reintion of tha Church to the world, One ron tho pret alitonsuee ty thor mode of living: | Kuldja muaton no account be surrendered to } Indinna, ne snlaerap, ong win ls wall a ‘ frat and life Inthe en an ee ee rande Sag Aiko unite bis Toe Ati a He lived, Jost 8 tory condition, Our government {s bad, our | wag that the world was wholly) bad—bad in its | ham well aware that the church Is anything bil | Chinn. A earls guetta age AL nic Htias Oh thoes y + alnig n iessed, = ; to como, with af the Tyonte for kod And ev ful any! Duy of life, day of love, day of the pupletrond point wo may note In tho coming | Lord, come to our world, ‘Chon slutll the hungry Christinnity ta, that it will bo one of religious | itd reat, aad tho poor find shelter, and the edteation fs bad, our laws of health are uns : . what it should te. There ts an endless worship Tt nppears, s t the Hu: yarn= | Anlnry will le gril Se ee ea aercanions nro ofven | business. ite plenaures, ite appetites, passions. | to tho Leust of seif-love, and | fenr unt fy could mene yinot dishoeed to eome taut understands | iH rail parteal eee aoe eri ctod eiitaton ruderove piety | ambitions, klories,—nnd that tho’ Cure was ® | bo detected without the nid of w merosdope I | tue with her neighbor. On tue other nnd, | 17le Se. and impiety ton much wllkes but in the frea of | refuge into whlch xowls who’ tind Leen so un- | the inixsion ton, Weildo} know thit thera nre | China continuca to arm herself. Bho. too 18 | WT. Nune other nend apply. (res in SACUM BITAULS & CO Be TED -= CANVASSERS TO BELL $ : y ‘' Ts : nity Hine, Scriptures tench that we | fallen be lifted up, and the wanderors’ bo gath- | ull thea (uots, wo must confess that a terrible | fortunate as to be born. fiifo'huen a wieked peopte with warm hearts Med with the love of | bullding farts, buying men-of-wur, and drilling Poilsh Superior, Just nut needie enton aibutin, Amit raat toque fain Knpwiadge." Our | ered homo, Se faa eke Agta ay | ore a pase tuts ie a ponanes | ete couge a ete Sey | Men nh eee dean the iio te | ENCLTSNGRA Saad eames eee renee party ttt Voklt, ti the Te Und do knw trom read and pine | Govertinene readily turned tis pawor, the Hekin rned ite cnr to tho assure | \Y ANTE gavlor sntd that "3f aiyining wilt do my will, he ft thodoetring whether it be of God,” aan + aa Ye tho ages long go, “1 know that Ton LONG STRUGGLE, ny Redeemer liveth.” Teniah ald. 80 BENMON HY PItor, RWING, yord, | will praise Theo, for though Thow ‘Tho Contral Church contained alarge audionco taney with mo ‘Thine anger is passe! | yesterday morning notwithstanding tho Inclem- au, Mono Te tactt” bonett witha enoy of the wenthor. Prof, Bwing's discourss 1 " w its thut wo are the vblidronof | wason"Tha Last Struggle, tho theme being Gol: OF ant tye, “Wo know that we Have | found In St. Paul's farewell to Timothy: fi Tndinn or negro tribe aud with perfect | ad prayer. - Peru am convinced at torreetnces ‘compluln. to then that they | ‘The othor theory was that {ha world was what Hog, papeiaiiea Haut, a serene ninby ae Be he ta uf ‘Tze Narnige Fon, the victor of Cashgats | pustness inight long nga have become “pocts, | eren inan madd it,—rw material to bo woven | Fiel! workers 1, tet Rees yateapetied that be can enslly diapers all the Russiaware | tat Son and artista, and ptatesmen—that thoy are Ine | by his use int4n garment ofgiory or of shame, ie, He a rs culling: Lie ton lon of the pub- | infer nt tho frat cnenunter. Tn ftie, on the side | Eran fr 1 snvesttunte, cr ent] O8 dling from noe necessity: that they nifght lowe | and tho Church was 1 school where ho learned tea fees ttt arent ratte suppaae any ue of Chinn, too, there ure no signs of a penecful = - — slice Have Decome navigators and sculptors, | tho trade of Hying, an nrsopil where bo was to | YOUN emt tonite! ails aaperse Now raueh | disposition, But liteevents lnve tuughe us that TED-VEMALE LLELP, ‘aemers tad editors, that their dill-vyed squaws | weapon bimeclf for the god Nyht. Pe eee tttielat en Fe eect iets otcane | not every demonstration incuns war, Basi Seas a might have become centuries azo a6 wise as De ‘The frat thoory was flu restit ‘of nitlme when ) bee what a eal nt pray ing, gi tt 2 BLEU En ployment Agencies Biel, as beautiful as Mie, Heeamier; and #0 | tho world seemod tote Church to be wholly corners, and inimarkel places, cte.? Now, supe erry etc, . D—AGENUS—ENERGETIC MEN, WITIL thout experience, for a dosimbie wintor qutnintoell to pay EA weekly on small eaple tama CF per nit investionts orcnll nt ne TANTED—GOOM GERMAN AND SCANDINA- J , TEA ee eee dtiitwodianpt | An Sncldont of the Karthqnakes at | VW tin tire for print tanniles huteimany wes rom deuth unto Ife, because we love Thave fought a good fight}. Tm. tv, 7 enn wo go to the white races nud rail at them for | reprobate. and Jost, "All was corrupt in tho | posd the f srlvinte . hotala, nnd bounds Ptrethren. ‘This was tho’ happy’ life of tha |t 1644 much to Holinubled whethor tho (runsine | fallime uo fhe ahort of a possible neat, but it World, Wiea akin ta) putreraetion ‘pretation ena ein ippose tae Heyes eo NTOR AE GP SRE Soe Milter, anejont days, Vutriarchs and prophets walked | 10) he: Tes nil th yeeetthoariinal, | seems vain thus to torment. We eecin futher | ovory where, and thodingeriny of thie 1 SEE eee te ee eee eee eee to be | aerange Stories ‘are. curront, In tho Aurtro; Mincollancous, with Gok ‘Thora was an_ inner nd consclous n hero carrics iu! jo meaning of tho original. | quthorized to study the palpable fucts and to | qgalnst the world, Wis a survival of an old | tied of. Felt, ne et eh GCS be | Hungrrian papers reapection the pereholonient ANTED-YOUNG LADY AS _CAMITIER. eneoat tha Divine, They did not ronson it | Tho Greek of Paul seems to bo moro highly m- Hida from thom that tore aresrent mttions | thouseht, which was-vory true ut tho thine it was | ani! elf, how many do there pHs phenoment generated by tho terrible earth- iV Knawledze of Gorman desirable, Address if 4, ot our globe which baye mmio a progress | universally enterwir ‘hl which almost demonstrates the existence of 1 | had come closer tu the world. munjority mething to this ete rr Gud, The prowress of humanity bas been Ro tt was t forlorn mistake—a mistake of moral te dat Moos hot, yuntiibe mato do an ting, Hedekovich, was vislting the Cardinal Arch- s x WANTED TIALE, Giitime that iescume to devinre that thore lac | cowardicesfor nmin to dolleve tbat he ato | ue kind! Whe, what will become of the peor | bishop of Auram in hls drawing-roun where Ro ae fulnit Being mround it and beneath It, Anio- | keep hia religion oan thing spart from his dafly | And outeast? Tue fact, te, the led ented wet | those exalted 1 nid the filshop of Sexe | ppt a eee ee Anite will {8 hauling nian onward, Ife, ‘Tho only way men could ft thomecives tor | Mion witto a eta cuenta Be roe HM) nw were eng jon, Mt uincon- | GITUATION WANTEDSDY A YOUNG MAN: AT I must husten to came to the practien}, or the | eternity wus hy practice fa tine, ‘The man who | WHC m toate 1) 1. sald to soho af bls Ine | scious of the im wt danger, Suddenty tho | kueper, contdontial clerks ur Gulee poston OF trust, reacnt, Napeet of this wholv niatter, Our tines | made nm muddle of this (fo indieated pretty | jonye ‘i Hes at eit ey in felt wal er sare to } Palnee begun to rock and heave from roof to | Chleayo reference given. Rave inherited this torn struzgie. As Paul was | clearly tat he would do the anme in eternity. eevee. CO aera Mae AA pie thels Dngoment? whuge full-length off-paintiog fell born into it, and died saying, *Thave fought © | Christians must earry rellzion tis it positive Hime, beeauso tho world was go tuonint Of | from tte piace ative the room door with w tre- “Eradi oot Heenty Bure we hit murebed out into the | foreefuto the pleasuresand business of Nfe, and, | jhe KesHE plan of ealvition. | The Vodtor. | mendous crush, blocking up the entraiee. nn | eee aida fretloteld: and shane wil erimson our ebeeks, | wiongst other pleasures, tute that very ime | feuning pel in his conn, foe cud Ae there tha Archbishop's servants, Mustening to thelr | 12 fonp-hollar wt Tiitas went ier repent in enmo. humble sense ,| portat elemeut of life's reerentions known us | fHroush hls vinsees, und renutrked that the Lucd | vencrahlg inuster nil, experienced considers | iig. iy ae been fovea 307 Any: the words, *T have been in tha contiict and have | the drama, hind Superieure this pearl Ad tho unat nble ditteulty in forcing thelr way Into bls pele | Bees tee ates, AME uae, Germany and attempted todo my. duty.” Itls a bad world | it was tho Ident of art which made It what itis. Ar rele ee carrid on ee te eat peo te | vate nparttninte, As thoy burst tnto the driv ——— y we aul ndmtt, bu tt bine a grand aldh 1 Af, Dn | hy. that {dent the atandard, seus forbcd by which Sone unirirs 0 hold, out forstx months ora lasronm pcan alincle tanile alt felts whe te NePON WANTED—PEMALE. one side of our earth there is darkness, at one | works of urtare criticised. he drm wis tt 5 ] a MI Hishop exclalined, * This fg rently: hy ees mmr = = OOP ALLL polo there fg now n tong, chilling three-months’ | form of povtry distiict alike from tho eple und ake ebtireh ray inatltuted for Pag fen and | a jokel” “It xno joke at all, your Emiuence,” '_ Rniployment Agencten. put, notwithetunding these fete, thore | tyrie, ihe epie form of pootry represented men Soh oatull y's be ite lor OW. Abu ghurely, shouted Bedekavieh, In who consternation had | GITUATIONS WANTEDOWISCONSIN | GIRLS, aE at eee inn ocernawilchara spark: | fetiko mee Inaction, aubjese- to, cectain ining |i Wo crite sense af the word. does uot oxivt. 1 | completely osernowered for the moment wit) chogunswnntensanarey Well telerhonar eliy foe ling tenenth the Joyous sun. So our moral | ences, Eples wore essentially religious, whether | NM Cncente terra reget epolls of tho enemy | wense of ‘the burenuerstle propricties: “the d.uiris wanterlionlar uy Hell telephones city foe, World hne its great folds of shadow, a shidow | heuthon or Christian. Iw tue heuthon’ eple tha | Me Concentad wittin tin clei pat hone fs tumbling down, and if we don't make | ones Unt chills tho saul of the Christiin, and tho | characters wero subject to the Inthtonces of | oPtheenuren Where ara sot ow conversions | inate to get out of it, the devil will havo us) ill, sar philanthropist, and the patriot; but so, also. | tuytbologienl dettiesy In tho Christlun epic the | Pees tn the mission?” You will, unewer in epite of our velng Inthe Arcieplscopal Pal? | fates Uidoyn, arent Zones of life—znnes all ‘covered | the charueters wore directed by tho angella | Lgsigue We the ivedonee | toe aoe tare ay | acer over with a moral verdure aud tort. ‘The battic | power. ‘The lyrical forni of poetry expressed | 4y oul nt sa me eo at ie A ¢ a ate Ay] El HORSE: for HuMun progress Wages everywhero, ‘Tho | tha feelings, Tancle, and reilections of tho | pana Gin tie ei Men oman woot | tune afford {inincdinte relief in usthma, try Dry fare Mterature of the aye fs tho photograph | individunl, The drama combined both of thelr SDAA Nand tn) 3 far prayons. and woot | Juyne's Expectorunt, wineh nets promptly by PANGS SEN tera Sending | men and. women, it | forms ita more conorete and therefore higher | And getdruukoun lad whisky an hour after, | overcoming tho epasinalic contraction of tho | consisting US Aaa e fects that a Ligh art must hea pure art, ana itn | formuf ar. it represented the flividual not | Wlhus: | tke chiral may have ten ing up | wind-tubes. and by causing the ejection of tho | ‘Timmy Hod, set of ¢ reel taiiuenoe uf these rellertions tho books | oniy in hisiongiogscond fanoles, antaympataies, | thelr baads forthe same purpore. aud ule Ko | mucus which eloss thom. “For whooping coun, which venture ont in our century attempt to] but ulso in bis actions. The man was put uport ph fs tal A Ke nid Ww sales but to My tho waine | croup, and hoarseness this medicine Is equally | rev paniny Dodd ben Bile Cente etic The sale ok good books | bis fect andect api Als personaltty to triumph | Ploveure-loving, casy-golby yous men that | heneieial: walle for all pulmonary and brone | EenGMe earn ee Mande Miia walutn 10 Javery iro. “Tho supply and domaud both In | for good or ovil muninat ‘bis fellows. Inovery | Wey wore tn th anaptsi of eee day. Now. | etlut disorders, It 1s both 1 palllutive and cura, | Eruunds ts 6 yonm olde tos bhi, welts f dicate that in this atrogg!e upward of human | dratin, therefore, there ig a contest of princi SI fut oF 1G, serene nthe one case the | tive. and asure and Prolagt-tosuedy fae aly att ‘deh ‘eat endursticd ts unture Hternture $s wiingly taking a part. tt | ples. Aled oe nek to bis dltcy dete er the | born coughs and coll, * aynypathizes with tho mori! progressot mun and a\s Sn every athor form of art, thore wero antes zane Carer ae ae ie ne PTT vceins to desire to taueh with ber Joweted hand | guards round tho drama. , The theatre-woer | Ginion, P would by all means choose By Hat ME TRIBUNE f RK the ropes that draw tho chariot of righteousness. | could keep In mind nlways that be was deale s ON ‘S ONDER TO AC Bat now the Church would Ha ts bidding? I faney fh - say Pe thoy as not. go to ‘some sacred bovk to | pnasioned and to ve full of nspliritual import, {t. Ie . Thoy folt that it waa so, and In tie | Tho word transiated by our term "good" Is tho the Agunr rt, ety ee eeimies qalked | Greek term for benuty, moral beauty as well, Gh Jesua thelr haarts burned within thom ns | and it may bo Paul Intended to say that ho had ®]lc talked to thetn by to ay On tho day of | fought n long battle fullof moral beauty, No Pentecost ie Holy Spirit illo soe he one had been slain. no villages had been burned, Apaales Of the ee eu rigor thospirie’ | ocrtcl ambition tind mnde tim mark hie ste fer common among Dellovers; thoy wero ox- | Ccss with blood. Ho had waged no war sich 18 4% tet by all, and enjoy ies py AO rey an te had beon egos by the lenders with spear and ew Testament oven to whic! a ib sword. Ho hnd fought a xlorious, moral fieht 5 had whnt wns bottor,—the: . ; fora Nhe HS rbat was Lorton 2uey | and was now realy for tha closing scene. Over ‘They walked In this Nyht as mon walk $n the this simple sentence many thoughts ariso of practical worth, Iiut beforo we consider tho meritsof tho text yf tho aun. eer happy yenra did not Inst; thoChurch Jot us confess tbat such a divine hero ns Christ orsuch a human boro as Poul has an unqgues- degan to look outward; It: ‘began ita debates tloned right to spenk of self In terms of deep the books of tho Now Teatameut and wore tho Trinity and the person of Chrigt; and approval. Wa little men of the nineteenth con- tury dare not boast. We who bive sat by our joy became ontwnrd in thelr lookings, and as eetive In fete methous, tho funer light and Ife declined. Tho immasenco of tho Diving yas clouded and tho way oponed for all those | peuceful fresides, whose liberty, aud pence, and dark oges of formality and church puthority cheer Were bought by the toll and perhaps blood: ‘hat crushed religion and cursed the world, | of ove noble aueestors, have no_ ground for Thea came tho Reformation that cullod the | bonsting, other lttio or much, Our food hus minds of men from tradition and tha nuthority | beon so abundant, our houses 80 comfortable, of men to the light and the truth of tho Bible. | our inbors su ight, our days so peaceful, our ‘Andlater catne again the grout Wesloyun moe | amusements xo muny, Our luughter so frequent ment that nppented to the heart; that uppenled | and abundant that wo cnnnot make miny allustons to tho Jubors of aclf that will not scorn utterly contemptible, The privilege of such self-praisu ng we detect here in this Pat nud ia tolnner conscfousness of sin and need; that Jesus ts arnnted only ty those whose sutorings ‘nt men to look within and read tho nw of wun iho soul, and find there. tho spiritual have been decy and whose half-broken heurts geek soine bapplucss iy survey of a useful truth of tha Bible og attested tn experiences Ite, To such weary tollers us Paul tho world great | quakes in Chontie. Itis stated that when the | Tribune attice, fret xrent khock took haa fe Minieter of State, —NITUATE = her position uf trust, ‘rlbune officy, A FIRST-CLASS. anda the business thore perunn tor Many yenrs tn wunie of under 8 WANTED FASITES TR avin or Garman female ISICE'S fun, [6G Alt wat DOF help cun be Wye BEFORE DFFERRD— n'a Toad Uirnoutcnmplate, bred and fast trotitnyshure: iri tiny barness, gu0d Ne nove, igh, Portiund cutter style, elounut wolveringd coat 125, whip. binnkets, ote, taught tham to expect such an inward Wit= aovselnne of the truth Tu Would Ivo: knowledae, aswould give ugsiranice, Under this mighty inpulse of Ifo millions have been born Into the re nid Eive enilatnctory tral and willingly tecords tho right of setf-prutee, Would ACCOSIS t NUS i t Ringdom of God,—hnvo rejoiced in the withers | that Tat could huve seen his own career In tho ‘Asavery general rulo this remark regarding | ing with a department of hamun thoucht ee vie wittett mee ay in the: iield of ‘oun pittrons throutiout thy city, we havo estab- | tnie so tow, den’ ee ee tenon, foraan ar ine spirit and tho adoption of song, and | light in which the Chriatinn world now bebclis | Hteraturo npplics to the muyguzindand the news- | and creation which exhibited some divin ‘Speak huror testhnontes, reniinds moot soncof Hehed irancts ppitious, tn the diferent Divisions ma | Juckiysy would itko private party to hava horse snd. Siiked as in the light of Henven. eet ine He inipie hye realized to the full tho | paper, Whosy inlaslon Je thought tobe leadiz- | tuts, Ho. who tagaiied art np nrt is Fa Mestenptinl, nelor Wipes mavariealnente ere be) | Give nim uy cond home. Call at out thy meetings Tbave attenced, Toften baye pon | tnken forthe samo price na the Main | stable in alley In res dana ee ea Tae dered over the rent ovil urising: froin cncoue- | Ullice, and will La reestyed well # ofclock p. tt, Ea ee ee ae Of roeigen Ta 1 auing youns nen tu get Up and relate thelr past Gert Dr nt Now, I bellove that tho coming Christian and indiana tho near Christinnity of tho future will ve found mora and moro in this open vision of God,—this yaluy of his moral combat. Let us pags to tho chief thought that springs ‘up trom Paul's remerk,—the retiection that, tl tied and legs verjous, Tho mornt need of 40+ | gegnilod one of God's most nhio exponents of re- ‘oloty aceing comsbon motlye with sto Done Higton. a exponents of urt are the exponents do easily! fale SION, writers of tho transient piges, at ot + the poet, the painter, the sculptor “3 7 5 do & 3. SIMMS, Booksellers and Stadonors, 125 BARGAIN=A VERY FINE 1H000-BAY ROAD. Maintof tho invisibie,, Wo have much debate | though thit grand suldlor fought well bis battle, | aud editorials cover n wide range of tuple, wider | wero such? nud the Tramal tg auch, was non tO Hey Aare te es oO MELA. Teenty-rceandeats - Z eseoll-known ante trotting mare Wood Helo hoe Oe ecto und | HotuutesHl Mencon arise ie was dou anid | fin" ever pen fun over Cin» diy former | bo nadenuad any tora: iad nbouid poets | Ui that Tne aon Soe men gee. ap. and | nquiuenttumer Uaiieatiray cote waTesrs | ai align iisty red atte Absit dice doctrines, nbout the oxtstenco of God and still raging in impressive fury. This utteraneo } time, but from nll this widespread thonght | painting, and sculpture recelvo the nnathomes | jyenity thelr shiume, beeauec ye rnewy that orth UOTE A betiaciat, obrnor Thitty-lrat and Wigs, by ity styk'n Tai it z tt , bicte earless toe rt kad those things C suppose, must | of tho uruad warrior mirrors the world in whlen | tho limmoral tg quite absent, “Not much of mod- | of thy Church. If w denna was bud It was be Xj does not tuzon chy bles tas m Fees ine a record, 3E they who could bunst of the grewtest evime | Bate be; thoy Delong to the mental strityele of the | wo live, Jt isthonrena of n long and varied | ern Iterature will need to be erased by the fu ciao ft wos untrue, and .thercfore essentially, | cles orp AV EST DIVISION, I: Hund waxes will enarAuted ber to byerto the iavelinatunl phage eappertin ant strate AAC aus ate Hebel pe Lnover spire anil Saye. oe, eee ant Tipdrantitlis NG Gat siraina oom Pave a ane Pinder” Lonvecnay eoversi’ tinea, we _ boy ribet Jenmaor ae Sinus, Veils 1M Bout | Ti cid in ecury wage wunOUE A trek or faults Will 1s, [ suppose, musE FV ONS i anothu: iny marches out into the fHeld und res | womell of toemorraw muy become, wy nin existence; not one could: shown, the tend- 17 a hs Wit ‘N -) v ft 4 Meee eet Tide, tho inmtonul | howe tio contest, Ewen eenerttion comin to | of the pst must be tovieweil and resut to weet | cacles of which. wera immoral, which hid not ubout It or 18 yeurd of mau, sell rosy cheeks and | JAA. POEULONUS Newsdoaler, Statlonor eto | iio ny oie te Tr ner tot eine: tind pions un lente t Hot Upand te sat | SOAVeRt Mudinon-at. tier Weslern-ny, On aeconne of uivitig up deel und ota to 3 He ee ee eee dailkes Ingrgie | iis SURSICHSEN, Druga 20 Dive Islander, | ely in tha sprit, Cunt be nean he UC! NHI BROS! tobrenk wif che habit of ueing whisky and tor | CUPUEMPERCTIS se Newadoator, and Maney | sitleecomue Duletounth-st- and Wabasl-nv. bieva, and, though the “public” knew the states | Goods, a ba * corner Lideolt i A DARGAIN=A VERY FINE poaD HORSE, ment was fulse yet they npphinted in maimanner | HF frucelats Gil West Madison-st, core Ebistai. 7, year old, in auigt, Rontlo safo, mut bo cast out, and tho forms of truth must bopuritied. Lut Tdo not look fur rengon along tofind Its way to Gods much less to explore the mysteries of tho unseen, Indevd, I doubt if Sta death-bed exclaims with tears and with pride: “Lhave foughta good fight,” but, dying, its closing eyes must Reo that now troops are flin along to renew tho struggte, [owover old carth the Higher clvilizution of to-dny, and the now | perished throuh tho condemnation of Its orrors draum attempts very often to Mid some valuia- | of art. . - ble fosson for tho rich or poor, tho blgh or tho In deniing with the drama people should be humble. The othor tino nrts Wf Mreruturo ben | guided by tho rnme pringiples which govern Tason oat make clear cage of the extstenco | may be tt has not Uved long enough to seo the | fing art) attompe n sinillar morality and olegatice | every other epirtient of wrt. Nu ono could M -) .! yell exer neriauling.* and well broke. To hnea record of antl i will guar- otGol, or of the Futura life nf tho soul. entt | and of any of lie morn or religous carpal, Hr ravert ewvondortitt | Cxetheeneotes muse not be rend pecmuso sone | WHY bellttinsn xchoulboy who has well executed | PX GCs acogsoN, Droxalat 2 North Uaslsted, | pnteg lima to tent Letter ian 2:40 at prasont. Ite ix make bo case at il lng jose doctr! mit lig good Nghtis a long ono, and, taking tho bummnn race asa unit oras being an individual onergy, it bns upon tho long average enrried on- ward & yreat and usoful war with amuzing vigor. ‘Tho solontifio scholars havo failed to prove that man: cinerged from actue lower epocics of nulinal or veyetable life, but they have not tuted to show that man bas been 0 progressive crenture, and that once he was yery humble in bis reason, and Knowledge, and rts, and scl- enees. Wo aro complied to admit thit tho prindtive man waa nn low condition in bis hin- ue, in his morals, In tile Iudtstry, in hia nf rections. Ho stood much tod near tho higher Torin of brute lifo to nuke delightful the retro- spect which the world now mikes of Its auces- try. Whathor we Jook at carly man ng a warrlor, oY ABA NICchanle, or nen chemist, or nan poll ticlyn, or asa friond, or a gentionian, the pras- pect 18 dreary enough. Looking ag fur tavk ne history of uy form can lead Us, we geu at the advance boyond the urt’ of tho Creek's or of the | poetry {9 ud.” ‘Tho thing was that people should 1 : corner Indlann-st. - Pandevme, end vor styilai Dae no ball ticks eas AA ane Ae periods Ae isimpossiiie tint well | Horrend baw pootry. Sota,Coriatian mast de- | HATE 8 Sout Te conic i eae eee mie | de BURLAND Tee Coe tvery hmo ‘alo tn bngsy Dutwos in broko t0r fame seat tho Hrevent. tat wonre bind to ftade- | gpise the demon tat taspires wit wicked dene | 10 HANG ANY Metiry OF hs tetaneD tet winten | Cisrueniceuenae invisione cs cues 45 North | iy tise fora nid porson to drive, und a very hand= fects, butitdovs reem that no generation that | matio art, Wut becuse thery were-bad dramas | goes not tend to envourtge the church peaple to | Fe aM, WILLIAMS & COw Drugaists,C75Larraboo-at, | foe J. H. Browater slde-bar road bury: lA nenrly fawiived hns equaled one _own in its steugle to | tho Caristian muet not treat into aweoplug | Lou Over us most of tein have Dot tua wmere-, | Comer SOpTIE, dniing Portiand. sloigh, set of harness, und hetp man up toward a higher mental and epirlt- | cpndennution. When n Ute sin was oiile ts exelte adenirath LOUIS W, HL NEBDE, Printing and, Advort: ad the contents HF the entire stable, “Apply to Ualvordiduns Sueh a conolusion does not acguy | f Se ye oit atitwasimacenavemall | With to excite wdmirition, and most of thom | agent News una ntattunory Depot £9 Ro Diviatoy pian, in the rewr of Zod Wabosh-av. nnd the tw ome frotn our inward’ pardallty, ‘but from. on Tite ‘oa are pervert! Intinences ‘ot hato to tutto 1 buelk sent. ; ‘ chaGimadn walt be Ist abtgndanes. - E will sacrifice hart {eoevidence afforded by wll tho oxterunl facts. | jugdymients conde: Meee eee eaw to be |, Gur Urethor seems to think the Church has Ee Ata barzain, Fe Ot i se isltur contradictions thie | uitwde unworthy of eondumontion druve niany. | Peestmed too much to tenes the dostring of | TSinRGNALOA REWARD OF fi Wilds iin GERTEESIAN WO MAB GLY Ee OF MUNI. Fee eee oe ee tea sare Higiitinie Watts | Heute Grivamis-whiolt neo me good, througa | Wetieation by faith, Tthinic tho Ward uf God Han to “any penn, who. feild rutuen te ies wcll alt hie work-horees, Incnitinw a tenn AT suine Coughten wollu buttle for man. the imianta being disreyrur dod ‘es BA | requires {t tu tukowmuch Higher place. Tho | give "information concetming Gand Tyours old, wonh 2a0 1 chunky-bulth, oth deal is 4 " ontertd 1 Ju “it nents being disreyurided., * thief on the cross was saved throm Justifeas | seainkin cap which wero tuken from outh | Bhd cand, trun palters. Also. 8 pale af raune miles, he Kehoul-tonse bits of lute yours entero Outside tho drama nowhere In art cdutd be | 4) gurely you wad ‘i ant ati “ ond nuodd burse, smaller size, suitable for express into this lunge movement for the redemoptien of von displayed so fully tho great ethical inn. ) Won, aud eurely’ you would nat compare him too | Clurk-st, satucduy exo. Ko quustions neked. Or delivery wagons: cre all vorrantad sound and Fae a eto largest. tore of nll pernuns, | eueesor life. The rontest intellect, were, HEED aaa an rer iong Wetec i kind. an wilt soll thom vory tow and xive n week's ae et iteccnoeeronnieie aver) | Metey na by kis haagene Into. a etiteal prince | AEUNINIS that bu uld not Ro buck tanto sin be- | T Geet aut power, trenches a itmited multitude compare | ples,” No «no ‘Cou Ten onvof Sinksruurors |-CUUNE RO LOUIE. a comparison. | ave cee suse, nian und Jndlands | sented, at barn au Mlichignn-nv, Ree eee anitions Mt asomblo 12 the schools. | blays without opening bli eyes Ia WORTETTIER. | yc eee ee eee tee cin Tawa | Suslolind about idsryncenday morning, Alierd | Ai JOWN SIVCIELLS, Ta BAST WANTING: It ig truo tht the milous who aro thus taught | thats single brain could contiin Bo much wis- | any one expect tho same kind of susie ina | fo% A will be paid the tinder by returning to GEO, A ton-at, horses of nil kinds, carrluges, tuguies, and tire not transformed foto aulnta, but thoy ure led | dom, Since tho sible itself no book had given chor rates t 8 | POARPEATHit. nt Central Mtusletiw harness now wnd socund-hund, at low prices, or wi faraove tie condition of the populace that | tho world. # rinxi ihe weitingy of | GuUFCH OF oultivated nuuplo as I Co inlesluny | seem exchumien Chih ndwancon mutes Mceror WL ee in the are Oe Paul, rie pleture of Aeaitenomtee, many lnaxime ns the writings Tonce overheard adrunken inin compare the = -- hence the argument in the court of renson will alwaysbuln thelr favor, Nut reason along cunnot verlly them. Man is ronson; Lut ho 1a mores holssight; bois feeling: ho lea consclousnoss that fg self=percoived; self-known, und yot that ~Relcsexplination. And go it ta of Gad, and spirit, aud love, and hope, and tho experioncod of relljsion; they must be known in consolous- neas—known In experience; and useuch thoy arocertainly not unreusonnablo; and yot, reason cannot entor into them and vorify thom by o helen nroccad, ANY tora than tho chemist can detine the beuuty of tho rosu by tutking it to pleces and telling us of what olemonts it 1s con poed. Tho benuty istostin tho analysié. Wo must be content to look upon tho rogo' fs it Ddlooms before us, And so of relizlon; it 13 a fo, {tisan experienc; itisa vislon of the soul; 1 loves 6 vompanionehi, walking, with God. “It {salltieht, Leupposo, to dabitte tho ovidences of Christianity, ‘The argument may be nado yery strony. Jt is allright to dobnte the inapir- Atta). ‘The ubove property 19 worthy, the attention of Auy poraon wunting xomoetbing rollable nnd cheap, Calland exainine und you will find thom as repro: ween St ene, OF At begmiing of our race n pitinble ehnpe of mane "3 tial ae = — Sree ee a Setinturcar tho argument hero, | hod: tho human family bud. par food, poor | Ttomun morale will not apply to tho youth of |” ‘hu drama of tovday is bud ‘ls wud po; ths emia oe ark Birt caso ty an oli) cow, and | oR Aiea PER A mann RENANOEA Be %, {gon tho side of rouson, And 0, too, | houses, poor utonsils, poor clothing, pour phi- | Huropo or America. The widesprond ciucation | hich form of art had been Prosututed to tuse | sient better screeching In the freu-luneh cstab- | 2) wallne oneer 1.200 nero farm all under woud fence, DVANCES MADIC ON DIAMONDS, WATCITES, w tho Divinity, Of Christ, and of tho su- | losopliy, poor aclence, pour friundanty, poor hon- | of the modern period hua Jolncd In tho fight | purposes Deena the good had arrayed them | chment next door,” As to tho good feellng und stock, nies, emtlroud rams through Old, Bt One-half brosers rates. 1, LAUNDIIE, pernutural; aud of prayor; but ufter all iseald | or, and poor religion, Some races have killed thele | nwainst tho bensts Of old Ephesus, and inust be | selves aginst the art, and abstaining Crom $8 | sellawsiiy bonsted of, t have hiberto failed to hale mite trom bows tichuedson | Hoomed anu’ 12) thindolphvst. Extabttshud BOL: tho power that convinces {s inChristlanity Leto old poopto, other races hive killed tholr infants; granted @ abur In the honors of what of yletory | patronage, bad loft tho wicked to support it and | discover it. The churebes have always treated rm $4 alt meade! 1 i$ OF, Wastes and NY AMOUNTS TO LOAN ON FURNITURE AS! naw itowag wabudleannt | A Mande Whont removal i taundaipueacstoon ANY BUM OF MONEY LOANED ON PUI Iteagon muy call attention to the facts, and sho thoir rolutions; but it {6 the heart tht vorifics thomn; it isthe heart that knows there fs a sue pornatural, oran ppper, power and lito coming * down inte the soul; it ta tho heart that knows the reat of falth ond tho sweetness of prayer. And thls Letug 80, 1 look for the futuro life of Christianity to be one of tho heart ruthor thunot tue head, “But reason must have its pluce; and ithe sooner that pluce Is fully vonceded tho bet- ter, Let reason have ita fullest rights and Mb- trty to invostignte; and, if it Hko, to criticise, or even to teardown; and don’t be afrald of its work. If wa huve auything that cannot boar tho som have loved to kill and cat an enemy, some tribes have foitand taught that deceit were v high ort, cruolty n virtue, Ileentiousness a laws ful doatiny, theft on ingentous manner ‘ot acquiring property. ‘Those enormities aro not to be charged upon gavage tribes only, but dark vices soiled tho many-shaped Hse fF oven the cnllghtencd classleStates. Even tho gods of tho cluasic times woro importect and sinful, aud tho worship of thoxo deltics was na often a vice aa a virtuc, The ploture of tho best races, whether you seo {t in Paul's letter to tho Romuns or in the writings of Pinto, or Juvenni, or Horace, waa a picture of mingled oxeellence and as come, Wo who live tn hirgy citics do not sce ) thy plays written for tholr plongure wory neti | f : at clunels tte fuct and power of this publiscducne | ly bn.” Tho Church coutemned the dramas, the Tee ee Le ie genteel Telia Mo Uae aoe tlon. Notonlyare sin sud suffering bidden away | churel people did not yo to tho theatres, and the | any more diecomfort thin to bu thus waited aa fn altic, not only docs inan not know his nelyti- | plays written for the patrons who did go thero | apon by a felend at his own home, Tulways roe ap twest Side. ‘ bor, but ao nivo ts merit, go fs Hence hidden | wero of a kind sulted to thelr taytes. The rom | varied this ceremony a8 1 Bpe ran iQ RENT SES Kt MONTIL-FIRST FLOOM AND te the gencral nolge and crow i Ci 2A taro, pianos. vio, without ramaval, und other hod NG. SB, Madisun colluternis, Wr I uous Be 4 2 jal mark o} 7 m Aye ‘i VAIL PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND BILVEI— by tho: piso wild orale ant nnlller the. | ody Toe lla atuty of tales wae for Chrlstinns (0 | courtesy to thy stranger, and Pinter tmyscit | vince an aroesiuey iok A Foe a O’Nonoy folana On wntaliog. diamonds. aad ‘waite ureh, nor oO muse) Tor patronize tho thoutresliberatly where good plays | that Lum not the only stranger of that opliton. | rear of upper toor, 31 Filmoresat, Inquiro at Plonot avery dascripuon, at Guts os loan ind home is as conspletious os ja its a | worg presented. If thoy did this, tho minnyers Lones entered a ubureh. whore people word | Westorn-ny. Hullinn ite (eunsody'W aut Madlion-aL, Hatab- village ortown. Ina villageortown the church | would soon tnd where tholr interests | piessed with thelr own cholce-of sittin, ry TOMMEICETORY AND TASEMENT | = “ tf Ease Ns se Lhd | (0 HENTOTHRER-STORY AND BASEMENT | 5 aT: g 7 or seliool bulluing cmbodies tho nrebiteeture Of | lay and, the roformution-of the — dram | burdiy taken my place, when aman, full to tho TO sanectront Hous aH West Avushinguanostey 1d Boy ke SQEE © COn Ul DEARBORN ET. LAS tho place, its nugembluges tro seen, golng and | would follownancortulnty, Lhero wis a 80- | brim with whisky anid tobneco, took the next yen, modern iniprovemonts, Apply at 7 Wost Wo Pont arnt joni ak Gus per cent un Chi- roturning, Tho bellis heurd, Tho village bus | eloty in tho Church of England fi Manchigter | chair to my left. Ho. iminediately. coinposed | anduipli-st. fen Fire GE NWS FORre allont streeta during tho hours of tha schoolmus- | for tuo reformation of the drama. AcommiQco | pingelf for'n nap, tho saliva flowing In rivulets TGUHST PHICK PAID FOr TH SAVINGS tor and the preacher. At tho schoul oxhibidions | of this body was uppolnted ta witness every | from his open mouth down over bis Sunday and Fidelity Hank hooky, pod Heandinavlan Nas Ugbt of facts, it ought not tolasgt, tut whon | degradation. ‘To rise individnully and to assist | tho parents und fricnds assemble. tn the large Nay at tho respectablo theatres nnd report | ye rt! or ne n 0 HEN: —2hA SOUTH PAMK-AY. CORNER OF | Uon: 7 Hank carts IKA HOLMES, Goucrat reason has dono all {ts work,—and even If it | ono's uolghbor ta rise baye beon the strugyly of | city all this toornl notivity ia hidden from sistht [hereon tu the Soulety, If sich society wore ats die Nae PO ERE Rare it Fe ae a ee | eeoeatea oe Leena ee Se eens cone buck andeny “I haya found no God,no | ali the past generations, Ii such a world Paul | Ly that tinnengo bulk of buildings, of trate, of | in oxistenco in Chicigo tho reports upon tho | jn the meuntinie; bo on nt eharp lookout for tour | wad eaxt feunt VEUCY W. 1 Doarbarn, | “P WI8IE TO VORROW 80) FOU ONE VRATG Wilts dimmortailt the hoart will say, “1 have thought, of nuxtety, of caro and pleusure whieh | plays would soon alfect wchunguln thotr char |} should bring with mo tunbldden gitests, You | ———— sree pay 1h por cent inturest und 24 pur evnt commune wont to and fro with a rick supply of truths, aud poncay and motives, and aftor ho had offered 1 walked with’ ttm all tho time, and the beutiful foraver uwaltaixy coming.” I tell you, my friends, that the longer 4 iver and tho moro Istudy, vo Hon, Whi dive ne security for sumo Taurtyoge an how plane and tonsohold Tumnituce worth over #100. Autress ICT, Telbune ofter. combine to muke # metropolls, Asin ordor to | acter. ay | 8 TO RENT—-ULA COTO te TG ict lor ie Rosa Ive eky, | Arpad boon sald that whatover tho ohnraotor | Sl Atued,nuy wae penwlt L regelved LOM | emmmrenrm ony and cloquently to the millions ving i Toe eon ee Un IDI IRE Te nat. | Of “ke nie Tee OE (ie SSeS. Cr eee eee eee eeeceeey an bo Just as | ro. aest—pestieenees ett on the Mediterranean const and had suffered us the less faith ‘tht reagoncanmnkeevery: | much us ho tolled and prayed, bo dled saying, | ridu qway from these long, crowded streets; #0, | dnd, ‘bo «ofict Wis that thontro-guere Hf 1 A Hinst VUAT, FOR | PONEY TO LOAN OW FUORSITORE, RTOAVIT I thlog Pini, turd tho losd fenr Bave L that iLotn | #1 have caught n good HEN y . Fe Ee eee Oa er tno eaaal | ee acetate ae vith tho Magee [-mucw ora plc ubgut thy sitting business na We | oy nntuiasentas call ey ieaecete sersato | M So I ET Te fear down that which the Godof rouson basbullt, | itis thought by somo that this, moral soldier | wo must cnter going villuxe of tho Lust or West. | plotura paliited ty an nrtist of | improner FE eee an Le Tis beck ied taka tate | es | POSEY irae victaity toni eniata la snak Bosules ‘And tho moro faith huvo I that tho heart of inan | literally fought with panthersaud lions at Hphie- | Chore this moral sky clonrs feel, and wo cnn | life was not less beautiful on that necount. | ter suelety—viz.: independentty. and tin- nn EO RENTOROOMS, Pitts TINGS tid Wastinconesne TuLNoLdon to nrayor, and trust, and hope. and | sus; but mnt in that day #0 Troquently FEO. | Ce ee a ee oar a eee reo TaTiRiOnN Venue roc ne eset a ee ~ | apo oAR- UPON FUSTCLaes CHEN EROS 4 of mM wt tuit Meroy horgelf would not | wo can mieillty Foc! any werd fall of truo rotigions beauty, which did not t t T IPO RENTIVUR: ‘OF 100: sy ih BUM OT) F 4 f Fi See a eee ote de Tae ee aut caad’ a henronoé | the ustructiva theta, “Far from: the mad- | uimippenr when tho ebarneter of the poets who re re a pee ag Pea eae ead eae BDOMS. ATEO rips it aumR iE ASI und Uywante at por vont, 01 pounrts ita KIACKS Vortland Blocks SURD—A COMPANY OPENATING VALUA- ) OOM, ALSO ‘ie mines. and now putting ore on the dumps: anentern Improvementss | for smelting, wish to make arrangement with « rolls Hiniitent., nvr Ktnte, blo party ty finci a thnited amount gf stock un vou arenes | inlsslon, Atlitrons # iz. Trine clo, love, and lito, witt not desert His own image, but will cougo fatth and love to live and grow and hope tolituup her amiling foo ayen in val «4 and shadow of death, A thinl characteristic of the comtug Christian willbe found ina mara canaletent and Christ. Bpoceh, or was reelting tho, oxuct facts, In the Jove of blond man and panther wero not fur apart, Hut man fscupablo of a reform, ‘He can mioye step by stop away from any iqnoranee aud any vice, und can turn their butred Into love, cracity tint tondorness, but tho path fs long and dening crowd's ignoble strife.’ From thuso | wrote them was considered, Whether or not | fled, rol together and y over It, and meditations wo wunnot but infer, that in | the players were worse than other people was a prea reece out thu ab: Pot thalt fever YO. REIN’ cune Ritertiy chy und bamlot, and all over hil and valo, | question, but thora wae no questioning tho fact | yuppiications they ilve Blin ane or two cull | 4. ruins for housokeeping, 3 and in tho wide ‘plains of our West, thore 1s .| that thoy were n class of poopluot whom soclety | tingor-nulle In rordrn for an eager, outstretched | eatmuderate. at wagins ail duy and through ull yeura a great | expected nothing, znd Ut tf society aud the | arm, ‘Thue he is frozen out, and, when he fails humnn struguie wa win for manhood gronter | Churen of Christ recognized thom and attempted | to put in an apponrance, the “mission " thanks ‘Ts life, Tho toxt charactorizes it us “comme | dimicult, ‘Tolond mon upward and to lead self | worth and greater happiness. There has nuver | thoir reformation i would Tollow and tue day | God 0 Bu Tak t AATANTEDSTO RENTOA WIDOW OF REFINES Li NESS CHANCEN: Uno the miowaura of the atuturg of tho fullnns | upward is the porpotiul Lune of eur urth., Soe | bren wpeadd nor arcs, i enins cenmeosthe | would comme wuew thoes, who, rolresunt Tho | Go a Me, eT TY utes wate arent. | VW Ahugat aonten furnistod moony within twenty | A IRATE I f9 CILANCH OIL BALA of brigt. Christ, who is tho,"*oxpross sinugo | olcty Is thorefore convulsed by this striygto; it | fight fins risen to un awful pitchof tury,.Around | drama would bo ne highly considered ag ts tho | cause which they ure tho chosen Instrumente to | Winuten’ watk of Post-uilico, “Aiuat referauces, Ad~ solucted f gener! merchandise in tho of God," the fullness of God revealed to man, is | {s universal, ft is profound, it'fa overlusting. In | tha foutof Christ tho contest wis bi » Moody | art of which thoy aro the Gxponvnts, forwanl. Itauch is the state of aifairs among | EteMe tig Urinune otic = Ut te In Northern Kansns, Atvescellent poy« |! everyWhoro in tho Scripturos prevented! wd tbo | this dust-vloud of battly Paul tolled for | it was in tho times of Nero and Domitian, —- the workers, what must it be among the cop- Ta rod tirauah years of IMbOF atid Ux peor modelof. that churacter and Ife aftor | fow yeura, and thon foll iuto that tomb which at | Bloody in thu firat conturles, bloody th 'tho six- PAOIVIO GARDEN, yerts? A little leaven leavens thy whole lump. | cxsqnnncanae deh adie ha Farticulaty.call upon dich mankind should aspire. Just recolves all the tailery of whutevor grado, | teontti; but when tho atruxgio hus not-beon with ay, Tom sorry to say that 2 um not the only one Fo BALE—A MAGNIFICENT UDPIUGIIT PIANO, Ee sigs if religion bo concelved as of malily an | Vcnchor and pustt Alike aink, but thonextivach- | awonl and fre it hus been continued vy tho FINST ANNIVENSANY OF THE MISSION. who can * testify” to such plowing facts, threo strings, 74 vetaves, und modern Improve: HAR AND ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN vlietudl "ayatomon sot of tute. fo be | or und pupil iver the menial aad maraeaute | Sword of taclecl andl tuo tre, of he, henet; | no Patio Garden Mlaslon, at thocornor of | itis or Utio uso for tao Kattig ty ell tue pot wiontas used only ono munity Call ub OKdenear., | free matti cfoctetetiaine mmchingey watts a ct wlioved,—It wi mm follor ol ose WO jus! loud, ann jus tho worl ocd jon we look in! r roops: * SUN pated <; =: m ‘4 tho burden of the Church will bain the dlres- | upward un going onwitrd, Fe eae ee are WithWniwing fromthe | Van Jiuron and Clark streote, celebrated its tirat | black, CULILE HAY, ORSALE-STEIN WAY PIANO GoD AB NEW, Werasad nella eNOS SHOVE Y FIRL PRET bars of tho creeda rather thun of Jif. Hut it Who huraan race, taker) as a whole, acome very | field wo tlirn over 4 page und seo écholura and | annivorenry Jost eventing, and tho occasion FILS SAREE. 3) F30} ature pricy fA, Apply at 23 Btato-nt FANT BALHCONIGILALF INTDRNGT INA LEADS Riiglon bo lucked upon moro ns aconduct as | wicked, and thers aro thovo whowill declare | netists, poots, preauliers, and writun roturning | brought out an unumtally lurge nudionce, Tho RUSSIA AND CHINA, patna DAVIS CO teary newrnpage wand Jubeomice iit Content th €xpertonca and ua life, thon tho force of the | that humanity to-day is no highor in excellence | to tho battle-ground, and whon tn ‘later dutcs | mission was catablishbd arid oponod a your ayo IUMIGHT PIANOS, : Miinotd, A bona tidy weobly issn of 100 und uvar, fhe! will move in that ‘direction, Itis ono of | than it wpa thovaands of ycurs nyo, but thesa | wo soe tha musket, anil tho cannon, and modern | gay, my dor thu dirertion'of Col. Clark: a" ‘Thosa celebrated plunor with others of boat makes, | Sue A, BMROREAGAT o tee Chivagu, 0 peciitInrities of Our times that very much | seem ercutly Merror. At Teast Lanould rather | flag withtrawn from thls moral ware wo turn | Saturday andor the om Clarke and’! No wenaceful Understanding Yot, and | et bo found at tho wargroums o¢ TAO SADE—A_CARHIAGH WWEPAIIC RIOP IN. oF the tino and strongth of tho Churob fe tnkon | mysuine that tha moral goldiors of curth buve | over a pare and éo9 children uxromblivg around | tise, and Ita presont roora wore soourod by buy Hoth Countries Arming. Corner Binto una Nanya ae ade Til BAe Yodan’ inti elty, "audroua tet ft, 4 with intellectual debates,—Wwith olforts ta ro- | been Jong waging & most successful war, that | n toucher and tho older minds opening the } {ne ovt.a boer-garden and dauce-house, from fr, Perensnuna, Nov. 20.—" The Intorests and Borner Blate and Adamarste, Chicago, | Wost Laue. ust skopticlem, and to mulntata and bold fust in | thoy Have long Loon and are to-day fightingn | printed volume, Tho form of the attic Lhanges, which Itsakeg it immo. Since then it has boon ? NON ee Sa Ll — TAL Ot WHOLM INTHREST IN AN Ala tho preacnt thought of the world tho forma of | good tight. Tho successive cpocks cay siy as out the strugglo is ernenny. When tho soldior | open oyery voning and sopved ag naortofn | dicnuty of Hussin urgently domand that the = . § dy established matiitucturiug wholseute wid qoget that took shapy in the oroods of bun, itu sald, 1 nova fougue, 0 beautiful uattio,” | murebes buck tho Pi ateps TOrWA dS Hote aa Doct ee inane ron ongand town Chinego question shall be spoedily brought to wn == rotnll buviness., A yuod onportunliy, for te rahe yeura aua. Au nfcased on al jeust thia proposition fy worthy of our study, jomo Will suy that thia js not the fight of whlel : n — _ 3 — LIE Ao oman to taku care OF buuks aod cory bands that tho akopticism 1a overy day gaining ieyou ‘will gine at tho old. Hebrew period, | Paul was thiniang on the ove of hiw-death, No, | Kroat’ deat tas, xout, ‘Tho ‘annivorsnry 0: Sula to nny ond, | Odealfijislon je: pittallatioge pondance. Iti sibane olive, inti grwund. Not gaintug ovor a bellor tn rellzion, any think, but over tho old forms of thought it Ut religion, And it bus buon confessed ely by one of the most orthodox divinca . Be vinthe soldior of g |. orelses were of purcly a. devotion churucte our heathen nolzhbors, without much trouble ta [ aan not jn al partic rs A apoeial causyy bur tue | fod by Col Clarke, Whe wish aeslaled by the itev, | tonsclves, compel us to spond acores of mall Pianos A¥O onaans cause of religion and of tho Christinn religion is | Afr. food nary and a few other. Folle fous works | fons of raubles, and that at tho time when wo ON whint a glorious campaign do we behold under ie tho {li of oven stich dofeetiyo mon ns Abrabainy und Aloses, and Duvid, and Danicl, Wo must TO BNL Ol TRADE FOR LAND A stook of hardware, stoves, tinwara, and furs nlsuror bultding wall suited fur’ tho busters, with i, suid Daniole Wo tape PoE Tt ae eae maniciui.’| crs, ail of whom wide ‘brluttaditeogsos, (niki zens Awolltig jn the secondestory; located wt Wallington, BybY GHo of, tho most orthadax divines | Hot COM UO CE a ee perma nude | Tee sent of mun ehunlte aud ail Ls poworspnd | ce thelr yencrul toxt tho thlety-Aifth chintor of Pilly eet oveesirinble fae! thas upegrt Or OuE INSTALLMENTS, Iroquute County, HE Hac Melanie Rat aT, a iy Rencration fs fargely dao or is nt | crn moralists. Wo must study tho olden timo, (bilities mect, AS man mist baveall ta | Jeaiah. Thoy were followad bean." expericncy aun ekon peopl oa : A AUS 5 on increased by the oxtremo statomonta of | gnd,thus dolng,we shal gov thuse far-off men to | fivo senses, as it 18 Hot cnoudh far hii Lo EEE, ho mouting,’ in which many who tad.been con In auch hursh terms doos tho Golos spont of ‘ av BOARDING AND LODGING. d 70 clergy in trying to maintain all tho positions | ho stars OF Hight Muinine upon & black Held. | must also heur, not enough for bin to havo reuse | Vorted through tho nulsalon texted to tho gout |: tho undecided polloy of tha Czar's Uovermuont W. W. RDIBALINS, heen rae rn Cr serene eee ik of the lat uyrara nue raulntainubis, Aang | When w enfiway. teal ulte dh tho night froin | gon, ihe, wiuat alva possens, anny, nat ho Ross of God! und fils constant wierey tqwand | toward Chin, and the Joumul scows to have We HISAR aRTHETGLA a ek wile magia: iT "6 since v) ale; | a STAT q ¥ 17 b's i. y l— 4 UPL and others aro hey toiheeameeses | keene ete Fee ae ern ores | Irisnatecnonun for min to bono fern futuro | , At tho conclusion it was announced that mect- expromied tho general opinion of tho public, CONNER STATE AND ADAMB-BTS, Tre asda stoard: Fy bor Wook, #10 tr mous nl clusion, ‘OF vouree it le aiitenit tager the, pare | Gade ulthough a inidnighte with no moon and’| life orto beu tover of this world, be inust pose | {owe would bo held every eveniuy durin, the Atuero xlanco ut the contlict botweon Russia Puome with bourd. t/t He woul, {lato si7a month. ry biular churches who hold theso vows tosoe ft, | no gtar may brood upon tho sllone Holds yor | sess n inany sided grontness and oulness, Hie | winter, und a cordint invitation was extended | und. China will sullleo to show tho fin Totets. y Methodius bi at caine eee ite ea ERO | Mose little Tainps disroty enough of tho hidden | prayers co his God must be equated by his kind- | to overybody to attend. mouita , aupariority OF nt? oeiliplomntita, ut A. Ray sone pos itol: BR ACCOMMOs Het ” oO g _—_—_ Yo A ‘ to enuble tho hammer and the iron to do thotr work, and goon onward rolls the truin toward ita ty CAN ihe Colvetial Emplro to those of the Czar, The ated wi mi rood at the Farwoll Tou be a Issteads and thoy suy we Killed it itty years mora (OMURCH VERSUS MISSION, | Pekin Government, without dockring wir = = SURnUF OL IRE a i Aa - ulstud-ets,tteriaa reuse ko. Bot then the Preabytoriaus don't sve ity ness to bis child, his wife, his trond. | is hymn In tha sanctuary must bo poly an rial - i y a Mt of ul luof charity 0} . . . Pete - ov PALE a ait OF BT, Ty : 1 yerumental vicw—dovar vo. q » The hetrup cas or | carth. ote ve Dol a fe ben Ul xp TSTOLUG IN! oa Lls NEVER PAILS. ie Mu at 8 yor fy Ula'to Heavou, Huth Presbyworians and | welle Lut in tuo tachlogs of those noble iaen | trives of tho Churely but nigo thode of, Iiberty To the Eultor af Tho Chicago, Zribuna, Jess troublo and to un expense almost equal to | ACFiGL GINA dip Elda NEVER FATS | Btw ita, “Alwo touna ronal wihout bonne i ‘1 1 Ollxte say tat the Buptist dua of hnwere | there was Nght enough to enable repatra to be | and equality. Paul, indeod wis cnllatcd jn CrigAno, Neo, ¥.—3y attention was called to'} took out vf the Czar’s treusury over, 10,000,000 | aly and ail subjucts, If sou ure in troubla oF would Ci. pAW 1B iN DS AND WO ‘ aid close communion must in tine give | mado and to make st posslble for tho erent trays | spectil war, but be fonghe upon tho bordors of riley: “ ” of roubles, aud the Kuldja Vroyince {s us { know what best to do, consult the Doctor guivuly, Chnckeut.- puy High tuted prices whon rf Pltee to 0 browver carholllty? DUt the Hupristy | olive multitude to proceed, untorna may bea | that grout general tande-field across whieh tho artlely ontitlod "Not a Church,” by Flor | UF Ton ee ie ane ever betoret It wentaee For porsane born iy Sarehy Apel. June, Beptomber, | Si und 3 celta wots Hraicchias rum hero. m Bink “that it'thoy give up theso there ls not | poor Inatrument in the opun dus but thoy aru w tt Hinds At teooperanu nurovs have beon ule | Onoa BMeCaxthy, and, Lofore procooding with | th be an upple of discord botween the twonelgn- | fier’ Gr tera eennd fa circular oF call at 2 | VV é URE, Te BTATERT, OFPOaITA 8 mode th left, Then gterones. anys all | good thing In uw cloudy and evoriny night,” Look | ways marcblug gnd uel mare oe belonmes fe what F hity6 to, say it roply, ] desire to stato thut boring countries, a (utter Lenten steaiio, Tike uliuyr Housdetooina, with whd without board, a aypet willlag yet to concede the pos | of duty, of life, of Heaven oF Valk ofa Goi. |" Aftor the times of tho Apostlo tho Church ro~ Tok ProwWgig wpon such a thing, As DIC | eee ect ered by «tha Una py: | eae eee eee MRTG dau an Duals | caine LADLE aa ae UG 3 " Hy of thut spunishuent over Feaulting in | ow ogo, buters. even Huropa knew of uny: | lapsed into thu eoneunt ood did pot decompllaa | mysclE Upor,an equality with hin imany ways | atchun, | Mawy Tee ea doting MR aphY | Sisies. tutus wuuntioetsn el oat Meum | AA Mtishito suit custo carpe and bd 1d piitayina tiie and thereby comlig to an end, | titug except rude euvnges, lin befure Ul ag ruth for the soul ae i pa iet to hed sbupo, Or oaRpers god, furthor, that Lam not & [ Rusala bas been in constant fear of war. Bue cena HOE HALE, ding can ft a ultor from Re tt Ata BUI Bustan ob ru Just non Farrar school of * Luernal Hope classio lauds scattored wostward tholr linguages | while Jesus ae Abs Pow ea Were carey tiy: 8) * church * wo-Rgn, and wm poady with bln to has been rulsing forts on hur custern frintier, | Ton pALRCA 6a WY O MUAAAIICRA NIE “ A tise cone 100ry puter dualors tre be delice 24 Confident that this moditicution of | and thoughts, tho far Lust wis full of thy most | bunnory but io ourlater ay ets met lng. hupo- give my rensong for,not belug ono, Or sonding ont huzirdous and. costly expeditions, te BA inion at Woe 10 North Clagkeats Mattie y. ae teams, PR Techteteomeior inaood, chat intw paby | tguntauy, any of ye dig aod | SHCOWUE we faucencce mad auatonor ana | © ite hardly Galt compare tuo Cnuroh wit | Sisage™ Mu a conaidcrao tatu ary ig | 2 eign bel A ae at ur vi Ui us rs ic oy Janie: eu I +? fe ut be OW Bw COM 2 es lee D us pints? result of all this ts to place the em- | of tha writings of the Lust further buvk | tue, paeea toag io ona wail are ff the: gully the Mission, One wight as well try ta compare | concentrated not far from Pelkiu, under no Hany Gowler fur acorn mM bree eich euch nara buat | gn Moss. 10a thouh full of noni aue | ie, aon an ami A Men | the woaly aor wo tha leer of atchan | Sonam AMI, Leora MPL AE Naane | [CR URHALH At rr leat ; eriu! cole rest curiut rty- tly * af 4 1 vt constantly kept ready” i. iD ‘ANT-OFF CLOTHING, id thet, No wuttbe how good une is, how true aud | Bindroa eure tout moat ta dia abled | Soily than, ever anes uo dautt of Ms State Thoro may, bo wood ronwons for withdrawing | Fi iattie, duit tuo Chinowe uverument isd | at Ju eeuUCRINY ieee autre ae tagpote, ote Hauitusurtondod to DF Bie Le cautit fo tite, how Christ-like Iu spirit; ME he | profoundly our world, but itt a rollection ful) Sabi ag DUUALELELL iets, GEG IBGE BG ON ORD Te cg ehurch as, Oulttivodl’ IEA y oF | sor framalecturing war ar canetudtag tl ey TTS er. cassava ayt Biatonat , Sie reteset os Usaten or ratnc | Gf pin dat thay fauebe got ike od | BAU ASO at waa | very one wi sue iv upon the mbjos: | Ren, is waite hte iaune MS | ascirecan Not soupuAN SIAGHLANENRY ‘3 etch + vo aiid t yan wi . Sennen arc sac cee r ‘ teen go with Us. Nu, tuo! Curfianlty of | altrepeuts it fe God wita gives Iie, CLM tell BRETT ROUT crt a Howe whye Whey ata the people’ do? Shall eapltal ‘on thu Neva, auumuges. to bietlio alt tho | JOH EXGUANGH. SUBDIIAS LUTE £0 PUN | moe aa ye THMAD, ONF LEACIT TONM RRS Yeryetiy Willwore and nlore modicy thiy se- | strength, whowu command all tue tees te iko | and uy tha warld should ull vontoss tha yulu- | Moy tuko thefr fumlliwe out of tho ehurvk und | fy ucts of tho Canr's Governient te coma i uy | botanists butel Iba BROWS. 1s be St I PE—CHBAR, vere. ‘lily shadow ty death, His sdadow fs alae Leet tanvulpunes bolle, Coupintes. We: Porehrtuiltse. Lio W tho onu Haw of tho breath- ine Fe ings and wwalcon tiie world. Through Hi the pky ia bright and tho carth fra. tits greatness the snowy mountalng.the sca, and the rivers us- pert! Al thesg elosated thinkers mid writers Beret that #iruywlo which we cnll bumun ft Lao eye tt Will yet cous Lo tho point when if eS pire <a | i Fee eee liie relidinataeanoutd | into tho inlasions? “Not as Taco ft today, ‘Tho | Wuleenn ee ta nag nites complaints are the eductuary cuntcss the goul service rendered | missions are to the community at latyo | beard on aj) sides, . Joy college, and gallery, aud Jurary eel press, | what the Homo for the Briend> ‘The Wusstun Liborals tat purtioularly angry ein Chicuxo, ‘Ayla trues and by the bumblest school-uouse built wher with thy Governmel sigue 1 BOE , Be seats oe a Uy Tea ticle Ail these hundy are auld: | 166 tho County = Hospital, , and similar | Sowing te tanetyar true of Glad ta'aiiy ome | Peewee See ASS eee ee ing the rope that drugs one var, And it isacur | Institudons are, Tho Momo for tho Friendlesd | of tue bunds of Bussla. ‘They afliray that wbirty wad Lito ure rlaht, that will be consid: frags tho twportunt nite und when In tho whom Gcttholtelty of the banter duys mea, Ronee lod owns, will not be disfellowsbiped for ony! ued Victluns, eae MM _e LASS SIRVEN BNGINES 2 i horu-power, und Bll slags of Maxtor burtabia one > | sine fur auld at FRANK DOUGLAS macuingry des ro ‘South Cunul- cy ‘whey att’ tal, oe, wo aro coming toatinoe in om +s “ ys yen = a <a — - *. rere ids shail bo free; and inthis treo- | life, aud thoy attempted to lugd thelr uations | of triumph. ‘Ko our beuvy aud dull vyes |t muy | Js thelr home, tho huspitut'tholr ick chamber, | yeurs age thu indians were tho suly tnusters | Gi it nuUuGIES, DART 'RD-AUIIVE. Ol INT, < #2m, cach ouo, fling ng longer tho feur orto | onward tO a nigral vlelory, Amouy thewutle | gucut no eluirlot and may Aut seein tu advance, | and tho inlssion Je thelr church, Mostorsitand | St tho tude, und no wiation tn tho world could | STORAGE ROK BURAL UIE, MUUGIER HEC | PDALLNESS Nit tn tonuuale busioese wlready compulaion, will sock tho truth that | worshipers wo fybt for truth was lou aud wou: | but if there bo thovo iu Hoavon who can | sickness, poverty and ragy, aro the result of - wctosinuio pound of the Chinyse tea unicsy GuGLUE Panty, ad Wosk stonrvose Gatablisbed, fein oslow. ;