Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 4, 1881, Page 18

. - , ver 0 : Spirit, Should this | delight. He is symbolized in this chapel | “The Ecclesiastical Courts Regulation bill,” + girls’ school at Larnaca, which ‘is managed } engaze in literary work in New Yo in ¢ Howard says, every dog is capable of under- RELIGIOUS. the power of the Joly aay Should ths | sviutr emblems on the pediment of Lis mont’ | a bill whieh had for. its object the release | by ladies eonnected vith the Women’s.) noetion with his father, the Hew. Dr Philip.) standing end soto PEt Chu ta” Te ple so as to sectire such a full consceration as nent, signifying the sacramental cup iv from prison of the Rey. Mr. Green, of Miles | lol Aisstonnry, Society of New York, and Schaff, of, Union Theological jeminary. — | trouble io Minas men perivetly well, aud eines Union Heald ofthe british. public for its |” The Rev, G. W. Woodall, of the Methodist | requiring proper instruction to Yo ds ting ia witnessed . Chri: 5, 2 ecclesiastical year | bread, V ith the lyre close by; thus preacher |. pratting, ie : ‘ D i Christ demands, another core nging the | and poetare combined. What 9 Hie vis Eau area a cee aan ratT hurried | Sontivuanee, pointine oUF tha the expense |.myission ab liyacrabad, Isat Shetfer Island, | ailthunes. flere wt te a downward tendency of so many years in re this above the. insignia; “ God. buries His hrough the Uouse of Lords, has fallen | should more justly fall on the British than | recuperating his shattered health. * yesterday on Government street, Chun workinen, but carries on His work.” Tou it | through for the season. It was brought up |.on the American people. ts % ie "Tehie! sauntering Inaily up down the sid The Reys. 1. R. Williams, of the Tehizn,.} when master addressed bim in an or sis pan the Decreased Church Growth | sori'te the numbers added on examination. 1 ; ie Which our | the long tribute tu Charles Wesley, however | on Tuesday évening by Mr. Beresford Hope, | _A ciréular letter has been issued by the | and W. Il, Roberts, of the’ Baptist Mission’ | tone of voice. placing strong emph y of af ‘uch Ma- Our condition for years past “oarching | beautirully se ver felt so much . ij Fees cliahs. Tt o Caused by Too Mt cht ofliciat tables show, will Tecate Se eerie j dosent atank ich | a warm friend of the Kitualists, for a second Rabbi Ruelf dated “Memel—on the day of | in Burmah, are in the city visiting friends. | most important words: * Here! On the upposit terial Prosperity. a ray, ena wittbe ‘the capedien fore now. Posthumous prise is very nice reading in the Commons, when the House was te destruction, Of fe Temnle: Ab fide of tho street there 4 a Pins Lato 1 any’. Wi e Y sabe i T “ong | (AUB: dy asking a ‘ort- - the street. Ente your wii 2 12 But, alter all, how- | for your rich relations. 1 pass over the tab- | suddenly counted out. The contumacious unate Israelites who were burned out in the SUNDAY SALAD. se street. bartow. Get into fhe ‘aheelbarroit —— ang wait there until Teall you back.” ‘The dog, suggested asa remedy. ever our ill-success may be a s “hethat | priest must, therefore, submit to his fate olune of | until Parliament reassembles. ‘Ihe absorb- sian Towns of Minsk, Koretz, Slonim, A seounted for, | lets to the lev. Thomas Coke, @ : vodan, Neusta ar} “take my s ing,” sai I- | who had hwodau, and Neustadt, near Ltake my tex dis morning,” said a co! had joved, BES mater Wns te ved his” master while he i inti there is but one cure—a mighty descent of | Winneth souls is w e,” is alone a vol % iris potas ages of the | te ots Suri upon Mine and! BEu: ener Rereaer el What | ins interest which hasbeen universally taken ‘ontier. ored preacher, “from dat po'tion ob de spoke, andy crossed tho street to the new ‘ Methodist Mecca in - Mecca. — | infinity roll” of ratslin Fons does not, | i the Irish Land bill has prevented the gen- | | ‘The Jewish population is estimated as fol- | Seripture whar de Postol Paul pints his pis- | Belmont factory, found , the wheelbarrow, “TIE METHODIST ME this name arouse in. the merest of] eral public from giving to the politico-ecele- | lows by Richard Andrie: tot to de Fesions.” sae aved we n Sick sen niet gina nen i; . master waved him back is . when be a On being asked what ne thought fireflies | stowly rocrossett the Senet, front of that Z| we : 1 - answered, “1 | large white building is a buck- jump upon the were made for, a little boy answered large ve scat and sit there till 1 ealt you.” think God made them for candles to light | “Chunk” moved off aguin until ne came to a sa aauaaal sclisolboys Mae a white ware inblet sixstical question the attention and consider- With a freely ornamented pediment in ato -wliteh i na ue ys | centre whereof is an’ eagle, reminds me of ation which it deserves and which otherwise London. PREPARATIONS FoR THE ECUME FERENCE IN LONDOD Lonpon, Aug. 18—For the past few ¢ "at it would ha ; i & pee i vpiea E stion on which iti _ | Lhave peered in and around the region of | the greatness “our bird” is typical ot. | To ve ha ‘ Ame = Present Condition of the Ad Ce aa N known to Aqericans and scrolls are partly open, andon them are writ: public opinion in England is 1 divided. Australia. the little frogs to bed.” Beth front of the post-office, upon which be ed Ritualists in - = av nationality: | uo Hebrew and Greek lines, indicating | Among rich and poor alike, in political and ‘Total. * ae ‘ - fr * jumped with the gravity of a real Jebu. Whea, vane! ali ruely visited by tourists of any nationality. | \tnn Clarke's imental vigor, varied lear | ecelesinstical cireles, in town and in country, ai A worthy Deacon in a town not far away | recalted he was told to leap inte, an CrPres Eneland. This miay be concretely called Finsbury. | ing, and Christian 1. But, indeed, “his | the imprisoned elergy have friends as w + | According to the statistics presented at the | gave notice at & pr: er-ineeting the other ‘gon on the opposit side of the street. He & i Once it was known by and still has the focal | praise 18. in all Christian churches,” and L] 0 eee is petal ee bees well Connecticut Conferen e the Cong reational | night of a chureh-meeting that was to be | wa saath MACE und stood there. cenit 7 tf e Ts character. ine | OS 5 y one elass they are de- | churches State co A502. - isp - -tousty | WOE x get on the sent?” shouted Mr. no more of his character. Looking yy the ‘y e- ches of that State contain 55,202 mem: held immediately after, and uneonsciou sly.| Howard, and the nator took. the seat. Upon ; na ee 5 formed | need name of Moorfields. Great moors formes see oa uate eaten this outer part ot London on the north by | jis mouth. Ivis large and loos: General Notes at Home and Abroad— | west, and on these moors two windwills, | yet indicating generous which gave a part of the locality the name | eyes are v0: Inughing, some: y, 1 was struck witht | nounced as schismaties and disturbers of the bers. ‘There were 391 ministers and fitty-two | anere is f ale | pis a U pe if : ‘1 A 01 es at work during ean P| added: “There is no objection to the femule | pis return a gentleman olfered “Chunk” a formed, | peace, by the other class they are regarded as aan gen cofmedon | brethren remaininz.” Creker, whlch he refused, barking bis de- martyrs for liberty, for conseience, for the f fait were 2 sich? 1,006 | * inister over’ x ker lady, and | clnagea. ls, muster | then took’ the : " g . ‘ iu of faith aggregated of whicli 1,096 ‘A minister overtook ‘a Quaker lady, and | crucker. | Now,"” said be “*Chunk,’ tell me’ ruth; and if the Bishops, asa rule, are op- | were by letter. Th politely assisted her in opening 2 gate. AS | what be that tuke food from Personal Mention—Sabbath Vindmill, Hi : feal e2s curly hair serv 3 a vha iuwn as | ival east, aud his long, curly hair serv Ops t a - of Windmill Hill, and what is soy un: ie a oles ing picture, be it a port posed to tem and unwilling to grant relict, lows: By death, 95% she was a comparative stranger in town, he | strangers.” “Chunk” laid down on the ground by discipline, 172; making Lid You don’t know, perhaps, that Lam | and groaned terribly, kicked violently. and gave ime’ preach 2”? | up the ghost apparcatly, but rallied at the bid. Hilarities. Windinill street. From Moorfields to the | IK T O° San extempore preacher, and | workingmen’s societies in London and else- | 9y i 4 i i : There were 1,133 baptisms. ‘The total mem- | Mr, —; haven't you heal ding of his master to receive u bit of cracker southern part of the great city road entered’) grade points tellin truthful shere convey eee . ; London wail by the then opening called | prominent feature itt SE eae their sympathy and | porshin of the Suutayschools was aid, | “Lave jeitd: thee try,” was the quick re- | ding of ils master to recel rack THE HIGHER ROCK. somo ten and now Known as Moorgate | He looks like a dram prodlait the Ininully, of the, awe. MsHler | iste, we te daar ted ithe | jolnde his foward. “Nov,” sald Mr, Hoveard, “it youll ele pee en a mons amounted to | yfinisters have been funny ever since they | eracker.” |“ Willyum,"_ ried, the, dow, and street. ‘Today the only remains oft the old | three-cornered cocked hat on. in fa is a . : . ’ z a é 4 + 3) Rg ary hats, 2 The three clergymen who now command $215,804. i The cl f James L ny ei £¢ z “Abore the surges’ wildest roar, Homan London wall can be seen ina Tittle | ene: of our Colon ie ‘olutionary hats, and a s. a Ss Began to pre ._ The chaplain o! umes L, | curned -the cracker. fe. performed several - si <I vs > Fi alte A cI a Napoleome i Cs, . W. Enraght, a 5..F. G ay vo | of Divinity at Ya sollege, i ging te id: “4A S| ouses have been made | ¢ 1 ¢. having ace ed How fixed, how beedless of the shock, this very’ Finsbury. zone. In this lo- ’s mode to others. A face bai shee and). Gren: SHE ENG Close the & ries Se ers aint rat tebtstie into le-house men in these degenerate | bis muster throu Great Britain and the Contt- ‘Thy steadfast strength, eternal oc! cality of Moorfields you can find Roman, | like Ada Clarke's became oui eat hat, | former are no longer in prison, bytare under | to the Corinthians which he has contributed | di > ale houses imony a matter of money, | PEM Ot otcvechet ani astonished the nattves When the fleree tempest round me S¥o0PS Greck, Russian, ‘Seotch, Welsh, Quaker, | audite seems t have beew very Youd of if, | suspension from office, Naturally, therefore,.| 19 Public Opinion, (London) writes as. fol, dlagss mate, matrivons heir purulise on & | that ms vented these parts or any olor santas When sinks my sou! in soundiess deeps, Cee ee places, of. woranip. in | [2 Fae sees te rinaits always painted with | interest‘ centres most: in Mr. Green, Each | lows: * We have thus passed In review the | pair o’ dice. Was it so in the days of Noah? etl shoe parry oe O Kock divine, faith clings to thee, close proximity, and, too, you can find here his hat on, = Scans ates has allowed himselé to be taken to prison |. changes and improvements whieh the revis- | Ah, no.” # Still let thy clefts my refuge be. se PI and, 100, ener The plain white marole slab with its in-] rather than change his opini to prison | eomtalns in the Birst depistle to the Co- | « . = 2 SNOKE-BURNING IN LONDON. 2 : 3 fgracl’s synagogs growing up with a historic | seription to Lady Mary Witzgerald also it | tiga. rh create pe saint or his prac | sihehians. “it has not, indeed, been possible ie Archbishop of Sologne clnswlind & Spectal Correspondence of The Chicago Tribune. Beyond tno deeert's burning sand wealth of past ages and present power never | terests me. ais lady left the fasionable a eatiieeas tigy lanke fore, companions ity | to refer to them all, but so many iilustrations | SUNS pe mee In it rece Oreunticma. | LOSDON Aug. 12— As carly as 1853. an act was es is hristians or the most zealous of faith fac: He * by being sel clergymen in the Church of England who Laseat EAN © a boy. ‘No, Monsignor,” responde | aba a e to death’s door by being set on fir te te tory survey of the whole subject. Whatever te put wien there is ‘an onportiinit of | luck of effective apparatus little or nothing was , hold the opinions of those pr and who even now hab! ribed priests, |- may be said of other portions of the New italy indulge in the | ‘restament we think it will be generally ad- eeciving it we should not lose it.” “Well effected in the direction of the lnw, and until aid? responded the prelate. ‘Then, turn- | within a month orso the ordinance bas been, 3, 7 na tale of perenalal spenge tionists. But at this moment the great Fro. day drouth and smiting heat = a slight aecident. leave the inter thy cool str 1 F z interest hovers around what I hi been chapel and go on to the rear of it, where lies ‘To thy coal streams direct my feet. i x of i titualistie practices for whiel hay Oriven Rock! life flows from 1nec, ased vie the Methodists’ Me his | the body of John Wesley. Of him the Ch titualistie practices for which they havebeen | jyitted that in this Epi changes have s he pre Tay quenebless fount my portion be. spurs oR seats cated about | {iin woFld Kuoxes ally 1 come to the front of condensed and for whieh, they now Sule quite that in this Elete the creer uci, | we ton zie Me Red it the sacrament of | practically a deud letter, when tho advent ot an a incl, i vue | the chapel and there see the monumentto his | aud, from the sympathy which the case of | ac inake the English version conform more inatrimony was necessary to salvation. “Jt | American inventor with a smoke-consuming Beyond the eetting of the sun three-quarters of a nile due north on this] jyother. It is fourteen. feet high and of Mr. Green in pi ticular has evoked, it dSupletely to tho Greek original, If this be is not,” was the quaint reply; “but. when evice which demonstrated that even the cheap- Tuere's rest in thee when roll is dane. ity road from the Bank of Ene ale = Stein white marble, Suel a sou and such undantly Agent est that Hituali observ- conta ee rovigers have. done a good work for the oceasion arises it should not be lost. eat slack could be usea for steam purposes with-- encath thy s s bts | rounded on the very rainy Monday morning | ran SUCH i Son a hose | aces have found favor with a large number Lak Se eee attr Teal - » aehiitee ving eonverts 4 the emtssl : 7 a Bhs clefts are porzals to Heaven's light, found St iat and on the mois a malier ans ities wortlis of these aie Ne English people. ‘This. whole boty the Church If it be ire witlt rene te all can slat aulttig baptizing. nverts at Re out the emission of smoke at once attracted the . In life or death my soul would ay i mai Sunday afternoon of Nav. 1, 177 the title adjoining how 3 clerical ;, identities itself with the in the New ‘T unent books, the work Ww hich he meeting, ad veer _ Wil an y oe te attention of leading manufacturers. Engincers To thee, the Rock that’s higher than I. completed and opened fur ded Tey lives tf ed dividual sufferers and makes the eause com- they have done will, remain as a blessing to | eyed old chap in the water. He asked the | yng tegislators and the smoke question became © Nock! O Christ: how blest to he fees. John Wesley was at this time in his Cetra rie ee ais this fuet which gives importanee | Be realers of these books for generations to | Usual question, whether there was any ren | very prominent feature of the Way. Sir Ane a back. Itisa little, to’ . come. But the blessing will be only in the ] son why the ordinance of baptism should not | tonio Brady communicates the subjuined letter O'ershadowed, sheltered, saved by Thee i fl net t ela: ¥ woth | y hale, hearty, sud holy, ie tot green piti asi r to the entire affair. Punishment does not i h mole at diy ra paint and a small iro | rie fair. Punishment does not | clearer presentation of the Divine trath, and | be admin’ CHURCH GROWTH. pivached secre on that ne phe nasi do nugoinee your presence. Rs pre Teal tl ae er aie: en if itdid it | therefore it will be only to theglory of God.”” ertul-looki i) ny Who peas looking quietly MauYLAND Voust, StuaTeot, gin July, IS . 208 cares m ae dunesit a ag 1 VY) sent my eard, and am a ee eee ae pratt re {oy tz nedale, have rked, “Elder, Pt want to inter- | Siu: chnawieds eoipt of MATENEAL, PROSPEETY, AND. LOVE OF | Fenlag, f20,e ye Tat erent eee ee so, st ‘show 0 the | Oe rieeands Air, tireen, as sthand- | "The eltizens of Mingle have wnderiaren | eye fa yer bi "Hider, Cdon’t want to inter, | Si ais gadis fowelrad gn mx felara font * atetter from the pen of the Rev. RL. | wrote it, qd in the chait whereit | Fee ee eee Taee te | te, wh : ; ¢ i Stanton, D. D., appears in the current num- | studied ih in the Eo Mousey adjollt | a good aan in is txpressionc. And | loved in return, and immured. in a jail) for after the panic of _ Afte aaa the Interior, in which is considered | 182 tis chapel. ‘That part of die city road | this is the room where John Wesley felony, instead of laboring forsouls for whom | basement was used for chureh ser the gradual decreased growth during the tee he Wesley aan OF ene Ne received his guests. It is about twenty | © rigt died, and all because he could nob tines ceent jarge nttondaice mea Ree arent tl See ian Churel alist Ales te SL au By oa at Royal ro X. | feet square ad of equal Jofty proportion ead 2 nob into a simple dircetion of the ntire! st has demand nant facility re past seven years of the Presbyterian © he ground leased for the x! tf and | An old glazed book-case finely made and | Prayer J ook.” Dr. Pusey doubtless cur- | society is indebted to, iam Robbins, of | Gay eENDAT FOR THE WEEK. of the United. States, and inferentially that the site of the chapel was originally skirted | \vorthy of copying in this age of retrogressive reetly expre: the general sentiment of the | that phice, for x gift of the church lot and of ae ia re . i Y Rit t3. Whatever be the merit or demerit, | the greater portion of the expens ey which, up EPISCOPAL. ‘After a pause a tall, pow- | to the London press: ; Ribas i} Gitchton yesterday. ‘You stute thut you have been Tier you have #ot bold of, | SNe comumumeste with Mespre: Savill, Brora and that one.dip wor't do him snr sroud. tf ers, an Morton, nd the Groat Eastern ktellway you want to get_the sin. out of him you’ ‘ompany, requesting themt to tbe L set. : at which Leomplained, 1 arh oblize ing have to anchor him’out in the deep water Qourtesy. bie L bes tp rainind 700 0 2 eee Te | over night.” Swer to nly letter, iv’whieh t repeated my former i y, dated uth June, wherein I requested you to state. “If uny, what steps your board were prepared to rid this neizhberhoud of the frighttul of which | compizined.” ‘to mutke this a personal matter. Lap- the completion of the Union Congr ional ae Church, work on which was, discontinued this is an old iv of 1873. Afte working, devoted priest, torn trom his pei . whom he loved, and by whom he to you tor of ines denominations. He asks, * What is | oH te front by little hoe desisnated 2s | art furniture is on the worth side of the | x G 5 , Oar Condition as a Church 2” ‘and sa! Royal row, But -after giving John Wes! ‘ONL he chair in whieh John We: of M een, however righteous, or unright~ to this time, has been incurred. Much of Sept. Twelfth Sunday after Trinity. on Debalf not only uf myself, but of the: a She ‘ s, chiming te cea vhhis punishment, it is tudeniable that he | the material ‘is now on hand for the comple. | Sept. 9—Fast. i this parish most vf whom cannog p themselves) as well as of those living in parts of his lease, the cit: adi arsed i . indied, wrote, and conversed is on the 7 + + stnilied rot son a tion of the work. ‘he estimated expense is CATHOLIC. help theme es) te ineaded. by the dense smoke pro “Take, first, the recently published com- } torial right of w pulled down this row of i has sutfered—suttered so severely as to ¢! ls i n this row o! tidied, ering two witnlows. ft is to | lias sulfcred—sutfered so severely to con ans . parative summary of the Stated Clerk of the | houses, and opened up to the front the Wes- all appe rance of hard Italian wainut, with mand 2 deep and lespread sympathy. It | about $5,500. At was thought that it the sept. Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost. duced in this district whenever the wind sets In thelr Genera! Assembly. is figures are official ley lor. This lot was 18 feet from north to | put few joints. Not Chippendale chair and enough. for such a ur E people of the'vilge subscribed $3,000 the | ” Sept.5—St- Lawrence Justinian, B.C. aren the Stratford Excpress thaton the diseusston remainder could be procured: through con- Sept. G—Feria- of wy letter @ Mr. Duvy expressed surprise at my Sending such & commuuleation to your board. Lam < and trustworthy. Passing by all other items, outlier lor and 314 feet deep, On it was notice the additions on examination to the | Jarger bya Church throughout the Umted States ending | to ‘hold comfortably the coming Ecumeni ATNSS | not a Queen absurdity. Itis “early” became | enough in simplic dd charming enough in comfort, and would make a fortune for any esthetic upholstererand furniture manu~ tribution: by the wealthy churches of this | Sept i-Keria. . at has been the local enthu- | “Sept. S— tivity of the B.V.M.: St. Adrian, M. | gratin i it several mutmbers of the boant ve thatoger $5,080 has already been sub- | Sept: 9-OF the Octave of the Nativity; St. | vindi ¥ ve ings, alcbouzh Sir. Meeson ar- bed, mostly by the people of the village. |g Gorrontus, M ‘i eyed auralnst the bout JUmUE, J eho question cf Sept. 10—St. Nicholas of Tolentino, C- Shobtd be broueht tally before the board. ‘at chapel, which dul off from al! the coumtortsjof honie. ever, it appears, dues not complete the anny loud of smuke, coloring the at in May last. They amount to 1494 less than, | Conference delexzates to the numbe facturer if amply copied and called “the F mo Y the number added the year previous. Thi the stipulated 400, and twice a _ {find the rest of the articles Mr. Green sufferings, It is unnec- | ‘The buildin will be constructed of stone, b 3 = lt is ase built si acm :. to ints I! th letail surmounted by a towel ‘The contracts vill . ‘Ut was ms objectin writtng to you that the matter > covers Ovi 7 . xt h nae nd few, but modern. 1.1 & gO: into. & arte a = The contricts we which from t f een before summary covers a period of seven years, | solid-louking. Within it is ore impo ae rea atatiinge and put modern t | Mr.” Green's olfense ana imp lyin the present mouth, and the ARMY REUNION. nich frou thine to ttmie bas, been, Devore coe oer 13 Wes! the Ist of December. urd made ws early 2 s possible. «4 ry Iny this pluce has been en ry offense was_ persistent building inelosed_ by : ‘fie of | ‘The pastor, the Rey. Mr. Ellis, | i endeared Timselt to the people, ane! it is ly owing to hisininistyy and genera Chattanooga, 'Tenn., ‘Th: ‘itizel ii F 5 : Ea, Lente, BE bewhieh stnoke gay be avoided. Ls that the: altteans bE Bien of all | ‘The annwal reunton of the Society of the | higntion Tate ‘uae only vida eS Gray's in roa cious belief have so sencrously | ary of the Cumberland will be held this , whieh war inexpensive i Pencerlg’s consider: Common slack at 10 shillings: eapabie of etectiig & consider ear at Cl en, Te Ist a nule economy in Tue year at Chattanvoga, Tenn., on the 21st and | able ceonony i arnt in the furnuee. Set Du smOks Ilis prim gence in ritualistic practice: ', for which he sutfers omment is contumaey and in con- bed-room, | went indy fense, howev from 1S75 to ISS1; and, beginning with 1576, | than without. the comparison shows a regular fallins-off, | sheds 3 gach year, in the number added on examina- ais cleric The pulpi ion—name! j Siz, 3.172 les! 2 great galleries, The pu Hion—namelss in 2S FI JSS GET | inentiy in front of the rece ere added i oe isa sort of aided amp! fess) than in in 18t, | hOsl citectively lit up. by three lofty, flat eviling The first w: ieht?? iti . ie first was | a sunligne™ 08 FTEME | Tere he died, | In this tittle room, fourteen an pervs and the | by eighteen feet, was lis small and narrow ids.out prone is now gone. Lis escritoire or up- Mae di sanctuary, | vriting-desk is still there and where | tempt’ The peeuliaity of the case called ve to the | tne ped stood. It is a peculiar and pretty for the interference of the Lord Chancellor, ery, | stom ide of the doors ave pasted | And it was under the direction of the Lord " Chancellor that M arrested and as areatly | Program of the Reunion of the Soelety | yejope ofthe Army of the Cumberland at | mosphere forimiles, und aackoulue the sup. “thee Month. Ising neud for tts: when, erg i$ acnuice of many appilan less than in 1878; in 1880, 2.358 less than in 4 TS: in Iss, 1494 Jess than in 190. That | dows: L noticed sag (went tune with, engraved portraits of | Wes- ; \ he oman Catholie 4 ; ive monumental tablets in thi livin ‘and Peslots laymen, | lodged in Lancas! dail Mr. Green was | ress in Norv ad of this month. ‘Tre close proximity of | whutever issued trom the chimne®. i the historic battlefields of Cliickamauga, Mis- | unis cute tor Uriving manufacturers {0m but th condemned by Lord Penzance ii “figures do not lie,” is a prover : the costs of | Prefect-Apos Leer crackiey ” kettle of Wes chapel. seven are Within the com | he ehina { tind to wtrry on their works with the least pos= ue ca be Nga 10 rin te oe eee go | muon rai ity the They are ey 1S | the several proceedings of | the Chancery sions.” These figures will probably be x0 aLEES, 4 we i the occupant of the book-shelves, and on he several proceed of the Chancery | tothe Wissions Catholiques from Chri sion Ridge, Lookout Mountain, and Wau- to the memory of the Le: g weeping pre meals that in those | Court of the Province of York, | These cos | 11 am hnppy to inform you that the yei hatchie makes this a very interesting point MAUL. aerce to Mr. Moes0n, reunion, a any veterans wil there I$ note to udupt, for bs the aluety-test for the reunion, and many old. veterans will | 2 here Hs no ee flealenaet Isic" Aay chimney il. themselves of the opportunity {not being the chimney iv ce dieelling-hoits), sending tort binck si quantity = 10 dear to then: | sending tosth piel ocemad a nulsanee liable t» deuit with sumarclly in nranoer provided by the used by various persons according to their moods, judging from the many and sowe- what ingenious methods employed 3 y writers, running through many months, to exphiin away te unpalatable facts which the Stated Clerk’s comparative a summary then orousht forth, 2 A good test by ttle and wore s uiey: avery 10 paid, te lia yellow. | Jord st ordered ‘seat ion | our various stations there have been some rhit | Wo dssue, i nd then ordered Mr. Gre 3 ture fifty conversions. ‘The Prefecture-Apostolic an angle of 40 degrees elevation qutiig fo be sold. It wes declared by the | jas had its members increase by a small | to revisit the poin as done duiy in Savan- | Lord Chancelloy atthe same time that the | community of missions uf La Salette, who} on account of participation in some ane aAny, London, | profits of Mr. Green's living could not b¢ | are established at ‘Trondhjeim; the Churelt allot these battles. A new featur a tiny four-l be, |B oan his temporal property had | of the Sacred. Heart has been’ blessed and | ONC OF AN Oo Me ee tor these army reunions is to be inaugurated been marked by consuling progre: Rev. John Fletcher, the on the north side, and on the south to the Rev. Charles Wesley, the Rey. Dr. Thomas Coke, and the Rev. “sAdam C! the communion rails two mons tothe memory of the D.D., and the Rev. Rict pitcher and platter, L hose rotund, whityearthenvware Kettles, wi cup. ish- spout from the body. ft nah, Ga., as well ur the desk i shown that there is no practical difticulty tedship in the inatter. and thats great saviuz be nnule, Lhuve OW Ure : the Churel: ht determine whether | very fective to the v Kime a coup been ted found e Churelt ing her mission—though | Very elect isitor taking @ Coup | Withall the marks of © teslave of thelamp.” | Tt a nee found | opened for worship. The stations of ue: bn Fou. the Worilet th fine cliapel trom the eu | Syithall Whe mest oe rote mmany-a pungent | liuself ina similar predieament, In his | fest (Lapland), ‘Tromo, and Alten “are devel- | on this oceasion. ‘The Society of ex-Confed- | propriety of sour board a allan is seen inthe numbers vorld and added to her y Mr. Green appe: ; but that House taut, re-| crate Soldiers have beew invited to mect at | in my nd Lhave to request that yo = cr, sane ti f z ie juve your board to inform me wheter they wilt do the same time. and place, and a greeting Oe eee te i dear sit, sours fajeasully. not the only one: gathered from the dito: the House |oping. ‘The station of Frederick sincedismissed | cently opened under the. dire Between the windows of #¢ | fetter, ‘This room is Ht by one window, and | stent trance door. fron it you ean sce the rear grave-yard where | OF Lord nisin walls other monuments can be seen O_O $$ a NE ‘ oD TTT TA soning ony ihe ee ee by tes One attracted my attention, and J may be a the ant ithout, however, addin ts the progress of the Presbyterian Chureh. for | Que attracted 5 ay be ar] rom It you can see the Warde, but whose | the wnpedi without, however, adding custs | Kjelsbere, a Norwerian wissionsiy. 00) : ; na des the phone ral yours, hag uot been fatter, | lowell fo describe it spiritis abroad and aloud today. ‘This wine | 342° st the appellant deed if. und Fae A oe ee cersions. atid we sling tie xe Mee hoe arinie eat Set Pa ae eae ae ane would have been indeed if, under | have r c i J. and the Stars and Stripes will be raised on And John Imray, Esg., of tho firm of Abel & have ere long to.think of building a chn 3 p ooniiigt tho Wogt eminent of consulting theinscription isattributed to one of Wesley’s own trustees, Dr. Whiteli On the top of the tavlet is a marble ai ypieal of a globe and exhibiting Ex ant, Irom year to year, during | -45!0, Mica, and America. ‘This signi years covered | We expanse of Methodism, I'suppose. i soe ne PSS to Islas as, joverthe world. ‘This globe is upheld by While therefore, thé fabor: | Bible and liturgy, and the backs of lwo yard have been constantly in- other books can be seen, 1 rked “ Serinons” a and“ Minutes.? ‘Then, 'in suitable justapo- Lbeli yof eastern light upon an oll- ome unknown hand and repre- Terently John W ye It minting of a pious preacher who toiled | Be agestail by delegates trom the two urmiic: fee announce that they commodate about 1,500 on the mountain, in the ¢ residences, at prices ‘The “results shown above are all the more remarkavle when we. note other facts of the Stated Clerk's summary. ‘The. increase im the number of minis Europe, reports as follows: suming Apparatus, Orland D. Orvist t folin Linray. Member Institute re ‘On the Yu day OF Ane Texamined 3 nuoxe-Consmiming Ap plied to two Cornish boilers in Gray's Typ these accuniulated a accumulating trou- | with its presbytery a at F rick: sympathy had not been eatied forth on Pith its presbytery at ae omega fof the imprisoned and much-sutfert making palpable progipss. At Christi : £0 perannim, Learn that Jolin W. clergyman, It was in these cireumstances | the eapital, and at Berabu, whieh ranks way short instature, below five fect fi the petition was sent to the Home Secre- vn in the kingdom, the eli spare in fignre, but generous tary ‘Mr. Green’s release, and that the fand St. Paul are well attended, Mis f of ‘the long lean type proposal was made to genta similar p Hy inthe capital, the retyrns to of a beaming warith that was inspi direct to testy. t tholicisin increase every year. . ‘The Sisters ‘4s. of that. type Napoleon found its way to the Hottse of Lord of St Joseph, who are how quite popular, ‘the local coun will be ‘able to 3 people in the hot city, and ay priv yz tro s2to $3 per day. Manyof the ar tivns will retain their slecping cars, | “rhe apparatus is of 1 very simple charwcter. tll be sidetracked for their uccom- } smusit pipe teads steam, trom the, upper pe of the ution, uflor trong, to wa Injector tx the ‘ohn 'E. Wilder, Chairman of the | Shnai'hogcte oc the injector draws ‘a considersblo the whole pet = res! modi Seen eae Tener, the previous one. a5 | Sitfon, are a shepherd's crook and winged s Li luced what | F] shown by these figures, the fruits of their . are a shepherd's crows Ee Kked Lis best men trom—a long nose ur dueed what he called | feel encouraged in tier idea of opening Gen, inbor, so far as additions to the churches on tamper, typleal of gather tbs it te ties ant tyes were light, lustrous, and’ large. petee elusinatical rts Regulation bill,” | smatl hospital. ‘This year we Wve ee thank | local Executive: Committee at Chattanooga, eruerent ae ns ne projecting dove from em, ina F mouth, energetic and prominent. the real object of whic! “fo steure the | }jivine brovidence tor having led the Gov- | tumonnces the following program for the | {Oh neiusrueer the surtace, of the iucton the ste. "An injector 13 Sept. 2t there will be salute of | fre i ise from the top of | provided at ron Hill by Col. Hamilton’s battery, penge Tie pip examination are concerned, have been corre- sponding|s less and less, with some fluctua- rties religious’ li ern Paullike | Telease of M Green. i to inerease ying some- | striking manner the peewliar Co serene OY and give a fresh proof of its spirit of fairness sand as och dle idle of the tire, roduce & Govell is a white floating cloud, throuzh Which the rays of “light” to en peti! tie. face. of throush | pos : ghten the | preacher, because it was ever Pict’ simple truth should awaken | Yong yiint. ‘Then comes the inscription, rhe | ler which Mr. @ serious retlection. rid el en COMES: Si a ine directly indirectly. ren ne law under which Mr. Green wits yards jects? ‘My object is not to Rive an exhaustive view | Whic ab this season of Methodists) sheeting So eS ONL His bedtoom of Wvesley soned wag passed in Isis, In its omer eee artillery, U Mery commit eu by the brishiy of hibcomparative summarg. but to notice | 1 may give from. my, ne book, as L stopped | the merest apology gar a room. It is a I'Gorm it. prescribed iuprisonment | | MsHOP MAVEN oN DEATH of the Cuntber ele theme. ‘’ means of entorcing the orders of a ‘The late Bishop E. O. Maven in June last et at the court-house and organ- | the fuel employed wus very sinall coal, or sinck, uhnost coal-dust, of hiy bituminous character. with one of John | of” glorified filed aw by rule 0 nd yet heW: ing will be exiled | had the tires sumed with th John 'T. Wild- | and with the blast, m ocder fuel without the Dlst, wetain whut edect crew of its salient points. Deeming, there- | t9 copy It It commenc fore, conversions to Christ and the conse- Wesley’s own sentences < quent growth of the Church thereby a very “ The best of ull is, God Is with us. iinportant test_as to whether the church is ered to the memory of, ‘The Rev. Joun Wesley, M.A. properly fulfilling her mission—perhaps f a e good a test as can be made when it embrrees | Aman in lee and sincere piety scarcely orpn told that he iaekes { yp told that he teckel | See Amended jy tsi0 to meet the ease of a | entitled” Litt and Darkness, im the Last | to order at Lovelock, by Gey ee in ae einetinds | ectiain Mr. ‘Thorogood, | who was ine 1 with a note in | er, who will, introduce Lieut-Gen, DP. i. nirats produced upon te SOE a yiacy S whole life was s prisoned heeause he refused to pay Churel: | w This will do as well atone | Sheridan, U, S.A. President OF the SOCICEY. | aay nea ee Ut a eer nce tobe but us dnss rates and for disregarding the citation to | time as iwrite it at this time ‘An oration by the’ orator of thes day and a | the sinoce consumor was tun ed on, the suioke cam itic, On the Wiis of the kitchen 4 Hofore an eeciesiastical court, and | cause 1 fel€ like it, and believe that its publi to the bittlefields will close the first | pletely 4 fires were, siuxed tres. Here he had his | 4 x 1 Ei h | 3 aE iimade no provision for release. It | sent to the Christian advocate an article } ize for Dus The mi nother. a period of seven years—the natural ques inferior to. any al, ministerial babu small and so dark. and yet so cleanly, he i tion arises, Why is the Church accomplishing and extensive Usefulness superior, perh: 2 ere th Homa te SH Feat haat it was ealled Thoroguo’s act. In its tion might do good.” ‘The editor laid the S$ program. us proaueed; inde so litle? Why are there so few additions? | to all men since the days of St. Paul. lte- | go to bed at 9 o'clock and get tp av in the | amended form it allows the release of a je one side temporarily, intending to | | ‘The second day. after the business mecting, | chimney top consiv F Why this regular descending series during | gardiess of fatigue, personal danger, and dis- ‘And they did, and were happy, reerated under a writ de con- | keep it until 5ome event lent t peculiar sig- | the Suciety of the Army of the Cumberland snpor, less than are produ Et seven years? Why. is the preaching of the | eace, he went oul into highways and | eeeid Sketch a prety | tunance caplendo at the expiration of nificance. {ts Weert i PFolluws the | gud kindred societies, eX-Union suldiers, and | asty tie ete atu observations, cuntltely ie i s, calling sinners to- repentance and r et pte ot Jolin. Wesley's | months with the consent of the other oF oS | Ueaih of the Bishop himself, In the course | invited guests will form at the Reed House Beuduetion of SuwKC, Poe ‘on Lill, where "The ste atuil that before the =tus Was ap> h so little power, while | heds i e | Muufighing the Gospel of peace. Tle was the creasing? *Wateliman, what of the night?” founder of the Methouist societies and the | and the saintly Mr Here, again, moods might intluence the chief promoter and patron of, the p ple window r Y he morning rays answer. My mood takes on this hue: that itinerant preaching. which he extei Tight on the 2d of March, 1791, John Wes- our material prosperity, more than any other through Great Britain aud treland, the ley feebly v ered, rewell! Farewell 2 Gospel atiended w litt the number who preach it is constantly ¢ smimeless cual at a SHack stall, DUE NOW, ‘used nothing buts'ack, * ; D the smokeless tuck much iore than coupensstes steain. Atall events, the ping the steam upat tbe ¢ | to the suit, ft is now proposed to Mrther | of the article Bishop: Haven said: “One | and march to the topot Came! amend the bill by umitting the provis characteristic of Christian comfort in the de- | they will be met by the ition Of ex- quiring the consent of the other parti sto |-parting hour is the apparent absence | Confederate Oilicers and Soldic and other the suit, If Lord Beanchamp’s amended | of all conscious bracing up for — the | ex-Confederate soe! s. At Io’clock the ried it would have provided | occasion. ‘The Christian does not seem | American flag, the Stars and Stripes, will be finprisomment without any | to be nerved to mect a foe. Ile is peace- | raised to the top of a tlag-stat by Federal | sto he good AI pradford—there the sins: 2 é A = ee Te r has ne diticalty mall addi dans Eh one thing, ig the occasion of the nt | Indies, and sAumerica w xainpled suce | anid ight was putout; there the spiritual incflicieney of the Church, Take a cee sale aS ty the! June, 10% and | group of relath es and wae who united to i teh avease Mr. Green | fully or joyfully about to start on gt | and Confederate soldiers, required presse, nouetls at ai- careful survey of the whole country. and itis | ie teats alata Helen sure and ccrtaitt | sing, with saddened hearts and sweet voives: an at the expira- | journey, and he seams to feel no lack Of | An address of welcome by the representa- Momal ugantity ae te ue toe in cis Sateen plain that no su ch material p sperity was, hope of ee ete rene sav atonement «Waiting to receive th 3 nd ¢ a h 19, the di pleasant society on, the w It is a.parting: ‘eof the Confederate associations will be nditure. the complete suppressluit ever before known in a nation, on so grand a | 4 teh ie Ses Fr ee Sao ee er euinids LODWe, of hi; it. Lb will thus be without the ustial grief on his side... |. | responded toon behalf ex-Federals by Liew aay OPO ely sbewelah seale, and embracing ail the elements ofa) 6) Se EAE fn the ministry a * Snows tho purebase of His, out of the House on - | Some Christians, perhaps foolishly, indulge | Gen. P. Ul. Sheridan, | ‘The day will” then Trent tee to het progressive civ ation, since time began, ud a ‘s, pe eis Ley ate Rey 10 Reaches out the erown of lov r settin: le the bill until | fears about death, It 1s really to one who | devoted to sight-seeing. and in the evenin: ity o« fuel wit wetni SOLE She particulars of this need noche related; | S¢¢ 1 tare ee reacllel about 200 NEE | sou. took out, and you will see where the mbling of Parliament, was some- | diesa matter | of no conseauenes at all | there will be a grand display of fireworks alte et ei a compirts space will not admit of it; nor it neces- at ray ae a oe ae OR rom | Nay of Metiodisin ouuinatad Ae was. misfortune to Mr. Green person- | whether it is slow or sudden, attended witit } and an illumination of the city. A corps of | justhe mt De rues cone sary, for they are aes anil i dof all | tne a he ne At Oe and 80.000 pete) Canted the “Foundrs it deroten ies meee o the ritualists generally. So | peace or joy, ornot. 1 have long sines de- | busters have been secured, and regular bitzle | s ei ibustion Of men Thi: prosperity as eats all classes. sone Treen aie is ohh as nea ee ayith the aerial. arehitecture on s th ned, Mr. Green, must termined to indulze con; 1ously ho choice | calls, at regulation hours, will be an incident a would otherwise represses SCY a any are made erazy by it. @ haste ty be a Nea b eae ratelt oT eM Tl, ln + tne British Govern ain inp rliament shall hay on the subject. “But it js noticeable that | of the reunion. rt valling the former lite on the if tuet wasted aay solar ance by all who rejoice in the i hin prison oie suitable aetion in the | some who have feared it have been wonder- | tented field. ‘There will also be several ex: areiments, tozether with the fuer Me mUUT act ry nt to dis to the gre: of the 6 fter thorouzth tests upon thet prove beyond question that cam- the fullest requirements of the nees is eusily practicable. 1 sent Tich is a temptation before everybody. titudes yield to it, Many. are succe: ‘universal spread of the gospel of. Chri NBT ar trophies becoming | quater. fully sustained when th many fail, while the spirit of gain p USE Deo Gloria Taba ‘told the | mralerially or moralty’ useful Ws nlved to es | Tt is not improbable that Lord Beauchamp’s | cane,” ‘The article close Hows: Ay ‘the whole land. It enters the Church and original lines have been altered from ‘the tablish smilie fan ce on W indimill Hill, | Eeelesiastical Courts Regulation bill may ‘nglish philosopher could relieve the ico patron and friend of the la eSutheast but a little distance from the pres: | pe taken up and pushed through on the ré- | cealed ansiety of his later hours by a fan- ive tow treaded moment ispense music, Army of the Cum- ve. made are carries upon is tide many of atemeniers rath ae thie nb: Ci TSeronnds. flere. the thousands to their deep spiritual injury, | Whose aid fe ed the: plan APR MBGEOUEN IE S ere assembling of the Hou: It would not be | cied dialog between himself and the ferry ion 1 sree to their ruin, While this absorbing | prenching,” to ™ was the eich protons Fee ee ras mplured guns | Yonderti, however, i were made to give | may be between Thuself and the ferry. | union trunaries 4; Stone, Correspondine ein the interests of the eltizens Miu" yorbidden Jove of the world prevails | patton of the vlan of itera Desicit ST ee ee ee erreurell tically | Way lo some more comprehensive measie, | cies! river; the old) Roman could cover his | Secretary of the. association, has prepared und every other smoke-cursed elt, Otherwise the foregoing is as Dr. Whitehead ee ene stace cand prepared for re- | Jitu ee uimteuttys but it dues hot meet the | face, and turn to the wall and dies itis left | the following information, for all who. thority und rics : : Fs ent Le: 1 Deavene ‘of a erent public nuisance, and aving to thenelves in fuel aad 1b: oer, - spirituality declines, perishes, Jt i WV e possible that the two should live in har- wrote it, and it has been iy ple mony. “Xe cannot serve God and mam- the original draft, now in the pos 10s 8 Arnis mple, under | to the Christian to remain umnoved and 1 to go to Chatt: ga: The t-trip fare a w See raha | of Ordnance. A strolling Swiss’ looked at Die, une | sive, and reecive thes ved and pas- |'to gu to Chattanooga: ‘The roundtrip fre | tho perpeir man? f 7 Dr, Whitehead tiving at Gravesend, and who | the recasting molls and pronounced them jsomment— | the soul with the Hie sine frow: this cae ae ae or four From | that, at See liow th material prosperity acts upon is the descent ant of Wesleyes trustee Sree Sabet, asoH of dane Sut no | free to zo forth and tree to obey the law. aE A-CHAVELLE CATHEDRAL - bd at Say will Ue i x i States C mument i: hat of John sh s 42 airticularly: : ce | Uf ce canal = + THE 3 PLAY B ca RAL. a I ul ty another item lowed forth in the Stated te, Unfortunately, however, he would be Since the completion of the Cologne Cathe- nrsion train will leave the Glerk’s summary.” He shows almost aregu- | Wesle s most potent defender, the renowned | eflicer, could be instructed by Swiss then | also to disobey it, and unless some radical | gral the band of Ger rehiteets Ww jot of the Kokomo line, corner of Ad as duly poured say Ue Quer lun what Hiketitiood | Gl tue band of Gera rerave natiraliy | and Canal streets, at i , Hing by one Col. Armstrong, Inspector whol Mr. Green, for es Jar decrease in the number of candidates tor alt Fletcher. m1 told be is oc buted sor HOw. he jrelted ome ‘ fy ponte ay SHV a. in. Sept, 19, the ministry during the period mentioned. | here. Approp! is the design of Ut olds, and then followed a Irigat: there that he would not disobey it? Why : 5 aie, Lou For The Ck ne. His decrease. for some tine past, has often | let. It represents the of the covenant, jon, and the death of sonie intelli- 2° Mt is dificult, indeed, asthe heett looking out for some other undertaking | iz ad auapolis av 520 p. wt, sand 1 # B i then? It is ditticult, indeed, as the bee ganilat character: German ardor likes | the eventnyof the same day, wi ieee yee fy fuenGourshats hed. Stups will be mn boro, and other points rs will be furni Nashville, Murfre miiliar to old veterans. | Quite a number of tad A artisans. Then public procla- of luyat subjects, will be puts it, tu under- | wise seems more willing to expend itself. in Ms to. be. keps | prev’ works of restoration and completion son after he has. once than original achievement. ‘The ta tion of Strasburg Minster was lone e beer noticed in the religious press. Our fetcher’s evangelical thoughtial Secretary of the Board of Education has uland his constant communing with his made it the subject of an appeal to the Maker. Lean recollect one of the finest tril- n by Node | StW, and he-conque was made for this Su to return nd taik to Col. stand “how rinstrone, Tie came, he atau os ole Green dd the British orduance | out of.” pe Goi hath spaced Bim. His uy tell— s will accompany Tense Oni churches, a4 denaints tow s dave felt sore- Lies to Hie : ne gi ¢ See eee pou tie? Muurlndtt ¢ ly pressed by i hyis this? Our young | ist in Petersburs, same. twenty-five cer, vu roved the Moortielis was not) pecn released—how is re ic s M i 7 fal Sage Hone Gan te dy pressed ¥ tuved up in the vortex uf com: when Het ne tinLon the | the place for a foundry aad that Woolwich been released ow ee ten aati | Silene but finally it bas been decided that nds on the trip. tt is, susie Yet none will doube tis wisdom, for Te coetih i ug Chapel I! be the next great na- going take little bagzage a all things well. ¢ A a un the tig up to the mast-lexd—emblen of And the Swiss, Schalch by nane, gave nland a lesson she has really con- to learn well. ‘Then the Foundry pointed ont in these column: Mr. ¢ sown jailer, By ex- tional undertaking, ‘Chis beautiful basilica | ‘Possible to avoid. the burden and annoya s back to the Fett ClateMante wsiliea | Orioukiny after it. It is estimated that the | A060 and eave cher than Cologne rchwologieal in- | tip will uuke si urgtorivus shirry bauner that example, and merce and trade. Paren: ‘es their mind that often parental counsel, giv bent. The Chureh has not _ spirituality ronseentive dey: to conform to the-re- i to the slave. = von, ty Swi rand, but becar enough to embrace her sons by faith, inher iy, in Shropshire, where he died a ayant ruin on the highway. “Pais | quiremen w he could comma prayer that the Lord would send ‘mare Iabor el, Me was the meckness and the heap and attractive place fur the diinedtate rel he could a utnaid fie terest and bh associations. Indeed, ent ee aD s sé Urs into the. harvest. She is. herself, so | dom indeed in the coadjutor of John Wesley. | preavhers driven out of churches, and-here | the British I vat found out: | 22 other building in many can claim such THE OLD LOVE.* Let the gentle zephyrs lift it and unfurl ittoour { largely carried away by this material pros: Unsunrs tablet Is a pediment of scroltwork, | don Wesley first called the tet Renmeniedt | a ere tor th pot yet fond Out | a momentous past as that whiely contains the vit es perity, that Such prayers would seem to be | the centre encircling a butterfly, A zealous coe ‘Bhowen ta SUthodl This event | called ritual ree and. his com | tomb of the first German Emperor. It is, of sonny. Paying cotraye and respeet to a Hero just atid sligost.a mockery of God. 7 ee practle ceaninianlatar, Jafarloits and. eon- ee aes ie pincer the Fatty panions in dificulty might do well to imi contac. ional aey ul such a_ building For The Chicago Tribune, Who Fee intaney to manbood, while touting tat eet a lerk gives ani fein Nejitcl stig: stent vas on necio Hens Haak d 25, 17 tinued for tive | tate the example of Stopford Brooke—step Bo a bee caerll as fara ible. hk it How tike spirit from the gravo. Se ine . 5 even yterian Church | in. his eee ee iow to thin it is to be feared, is an extremity on fay ae ain RS uae Can it be the old, old io} Lim with pride , 5 Une of the main proposals at Aix-la- xs sluinbered all these years? He bas shown by bis example that one who only dual char: which they do not has not forgotten her whole - duty. | vine. Great force of indi ; + nT ti r ‘ te, It will net be | Chapelleis to rebuild the tower of the eastern | ' 22 into vou cyes— ea Though she may have failed in increasing indicated, and withal’ a powerful. » do to regulate doctr seipline, | wonde atl ae u ‘ her numbers, by reason of worldliness, the catholic spirit pervades the espre aie piste, then. the crude eure eter be reste ae the | fackde, which was bunied down two centn- ite ange cringe BERG Can, like'Phenix from the asues in aneledt material prosperity. which is so largely her | quent, intrepids and persisient in rel the nn of Methox jiliorof te Rove the workingof tie eeele. [Tee are, Ane to be rebuilt according to ursenat a swoctl OF sycrait id days, arise. , spiritual detriment has filled thé treasury, of | thous nd Teeling was this man. A'ghine bat Indaries and its zrowth, - Feourts, some stich action should be the origi sign; but itis not stated how, he rece oa bpeine coscedie—= ae fer boards to overflowing. Sye.contributed | #eross at ‘Mrs. Mottuner’s memorial tablet. Vhen I contemplate 4,000,000 American upon them. ‘Tke present condition of | UI the nineteenth century, the faith and as- ne cities facie ie roeee eS the lowly, py efforts that to the various purposes of the Gospel athome | Jt is very tive. Lam told she was onc | Methodists, with their vast appliances of iithe Chuteh of Kngland is ‘ither | Pirazions nicked onto wien Inte Spring asain, and Summer-ral les i é hixnest f and abroad during the year endinz May Jast,.| of the “tirs Of Methudisin.” Certain | pulpits and prayer-meetings on the. It eae ead neither | sneh building: cere enoutaie- 1 ot OM arAmaa taee hunaeua He reached the prund position of thé bizbost it $8,674,291, a much larger amount than v ly her career made her a Chri: umple | rouds and hedges, in chapels and meetin: is ously, ik medieval times. Now, at best, all far yas cee we etl 2 dim the bright See dar except tnoor the seven | Well. worthy of emulation bi Txziy | houses, their sehools and th their Reger an be attdined fs a forced finitative con- ‘With what a thrill of Joy I feet Mayne deeil or act in future dim fhe Uris gnbraced in the suiumary. This, so far, | Women. She was the imost : citizenship and their industries 3 GENERAL NOTES. struction, not a free growth; and, this being Your hand in rm! But Sis eurmnty Journey ever add halo to bE speaks well. A few years ago it was the earnest of Christian women in her day pardoned in devoting one entire letter to — the ease, it might be wiser for the present But that sweet dresin of bygone days tame if . ‘ them. L could gi ‘and tell | A liberal man who chooses to do good by | 2#¢ to express, its own thoughts aint sclence, Will cheer our nenrts no more. So that in the reat hereafter when he answer +. ¥ twenty mor umieli not yet wubished of the eras and the | stealth las contributed the entire cost for & tuore mniilions are now to be represented by steel buat for the Daptist missionary ex- | essary 53 You've drifted widely trom my side— a K to the de Our early hopes are pits aon But we oy aun attempt to. turn ba wage of Tith, when the faith nec- r carrying them out has long been dead.—London tteademy. fashion of the boards, with rare exceptions, | her John Wes! y Fave the only portri togo up to the Gencral Assembly annually | himselt by Si nua Reynale with a heavy debt. Now they show: full | accompany his gold seal b freasnries. For this we thank God and take | 1 may here :uention that Mrs. ll, a “ Weildone, good and faithful servant 2° m7 be uttered by us nll, ing out in chorus for the safety courage, ut wetrustthe day Sfar off when | 3 Miss Tite hie. look i at ant | ‘ leeatess on the coming rth pedition on the African lak Let our thanks, fyurch shall feel that she can get to | table is to the me o piember than have ever been before The French Government pays to the Bish- et our thanks, Hieaven upon her money. We fear there are | ert Newton, ‘Two weeks ago I read Ih congregated. in this moving. and mighty ‘ sretaliapees HE DOYS <0) Fag oe ae eames a ¥ eof our Chict: 2 a raven upon tin her communion who trust | Written by Mr. Thomas Jackson, and i Cee Cn ee MINIT Gees when the: | Cbs one cleray: of the nation ‘snlates, Acer PERSONAE SEE eT eae tani Universal Joy aud gladness usurp rhe place of Hae aeat male: money. to open. the gates of | Was more charibed wich a earecé and ¢ Christian aicoucness is to be buckled on | SAthus over $10,000,000 per annum, Nine- : Minnanp AVENUE StATIOg. Ecorse J. Hatt. | And sincere prayers be offered to iim whorwle? 2. Heaven to their souls—trust thus, not form- | ter, of untiring enerzs, boundless fdeli Hea ae ecearn to iht the good fiznt. - | tenths of the peovte are nominally Catholies, | The Tey. 1° AM. Greene, of West Brighton, oon high: é fe ally but unconscious\s ‘a au a nd earest faith Perhaps there po Loo ‘ but with many it is basert upon respectability | Staten island, is going on missionary work. | “Stusle soon to be issued. We all oust bis ound was futel, yet He did < sin i rieh, nor in getting | in the English tongue more touchingiy beau- |. RULUALISM IN ENGLAND. of religion rather than allegt t to Mexico. . ear i nog let nim die: hey + riehs and we should rejoice that so many | tiful in style and purity of diction than this | « fs MIN ED AND. 6 + than allegiance to the | [0 b\m An Accomplished box—He Appears to | He returned him to our midst; though bis Fe" { Fich mmen areso. liberal with their wealth. | of Jackson’s. ah eee THE, ECCEESIASTICAL COURT: Pope. ‘Mr. N. W. Waterbury, of Saratoga, isabout | Understand the English Languase sons none cnt telly : all” 1 a “ preaelt (Os- Y bs sley.._ 2 ils is : missions in the Eas s an Oficial | sinnuries amon the Telugus. : British Colontat (Victorias. O, Sept. : TLEAVER A ahen Os, s: the East comes from an official S ie Telugus. dir. Frusheg lisward, the author uf the “Cali Cinrcaco, Sept. 1, 1881. Bex CLEAVER. r s source. SirRobert Biddulph, Nigh Com- ‘The Rev. David S.. Schaff, who for four | fornia Calculator,” ts in town, and muive an Cx~ ' ute sne i a a, ta be wean froin wo ni sobriquet of * Methodist. ue Was the firs missioner and Commands Te GULEE of Cy- | years has been the- laborions and success- | bibidon obhie power at phe Adcinal corner lst | eI - iness, a1 e other, as essential to this | man ever so designated. J have read nts prus; writes to the London Ties -acknowl- | fal pastor of the Presbyterian Church at evening. He is accompanied by Chunk, a dog of | Fill cut. consumption, cou: Wok any Weaning, to receive a fresh manifestation of | poems and pealins, often, and nlways with | past week, befallen the unhappy ritualists. | edging the good work accomplished in the } Hastings, Neb., has resigned his charge to Soe eee as te appear abuormialy end Fel. iin “Preuty-une years capa dene Ea \ ; pelto every creature.” But this is not, at | poet, preacher, and churchn present, her chief need. Her-great want is, | ford dons first signalized by giving him the Winchester iypophosphiter