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18 PWG Tr zs iB public y celebrati i ‘ : le Suppe: uD, ‘ing the Lord’s ; country has made the royalty very large. | the service of the Church tis indefati while express companies have gladly for- D * KW @ vii Si RELI seare ith eae gay and private prayer, | Every cent of itis devoted to philanthropic | ble zeal and freshness. It Is -a dream as | warded reading matter for him. imal pos. SUNDAY LAWS. tans Coe eee oe ted at Buena Viste a Methodist fastin ae) and (was Griscom and religious work. ‘The Young Men’s | well in the effects: anticipated as in the pos- | sible ways he seeks to make the prisoner a See and were all sentenced, the Judge hia! ding * ig. oF abstinence. By way | Christian Associan of San Francisco. had a | sibility of accomplishinz the return. ‘The | better man morally. -Prison officials speak that, no matter what the articles were that of enforcing the prohibition 2 inst costly | debt of $80,000; $10,000 of the hymn-book.| elaborate mass of Methodist ecclesiastical | highly of his labors, Past and Present Illinois Legisla- | were sold at a place of worship, if they dis- tpparel, and emphasizing what 1 a ‘a ff if i ral Code of the Metho- rey ae Sect eteent was evidently | royalty “was given ‘to raise that debt. 1n | paraphernalia forbids the hope of persuad- i ‘anni 3 er < 4 vorshipers, The Tat Book of Dis. | faery infarasmcstnetg itch | Clue aes un waster | Teco eee at | CAal Mae eg ohasyetdia | ton on This Subject, | {eee Wabuga er caunarnian 5 = Hlevoted to that subjcet and reads as follows: re held: ee eek Cvery. city where we | immolation. Cou 9 SANG poe | Witit nis baldness, gives’ him a” monastic : above; that, asa free people, where, there reads as follows: | have held-meetings Mr. Moody leaves aman | back .into the Church, as for this and pro- aspect, although his Fete pleasant ant his was “no religions test, any religiong 248. * We should by alf menns insis i line. q i vy al! mneins insist on the rules | in whom he has confi sts hi founder reasons it cannot be, the only result | * ‘i isi y i st oe e congetuing dress. ‘This is no time to en- | with the Conte eee tie works me might be to prepare “materials for au- | Yoiee and manner, really attractive. Like | And the: Decisions of the Courts on Pals: ad a Stabe (to assemble, estab Re stipertiuity in d , c - 0 Canon Farrar, the Cardin tal ab: A *, lish their. own fonns or piles ot ovinion, by the way, rg ‘shoe 6 Mot husoands Repeliees to,he responsible, for oi share or the otter “rash: juternel: conynlston, a ay nent. Ee eeu 188 ote) ig aba: - Certain Points. order, and. that anything which infracted . and fa $ evel q vaca ayn N Ses. his, too, is paid from the same } be - dow t vii ;, the urch 0! = oe en ‘ St oe it worshiping <4 What It Requires of} ture, letalianes es ie shee it day.] | ‘Chere- | source. It is evident that no quarrel over { England, with virtues in;its own sphere | | The Right-Rey. Winand M. Wigger, D. D., CoE Rate eae aan ears a people be exhorted to con- |-the division of the royalty can possibly arise | unequiled by anyotlier ecclesiastical system, ishop-elect of the Diocese of Newark, will = > i congregation, the law made a high misde Protection. of Camp-Meetings from the | meaner, and, therefore. those who. trans . form tu the spirit. of the npostolic s 2 . - pine x precept, | between us,” could without violence widen its borters to | be consecrated on Tuestay, Oct. 18, next,in i 7 a “4 Glerieal_ and Lay Dearie naar themselves, with gold, of | “Will yourmeetings be held in churches” | hionse Methodism. ‘There. can be: bub ‘litle -| St. Puricies Cathedeal, New. Vork, eltiioe Attacks of Young Rowdies, it ela: swere\nitnishabla, by the lave Brethren. F Soine of the rules | er im, ib, 9 “A man not ordained.is not permitted to | doubt that the experiment, now that Method- | his Eminence Cardinal MeCioskey, Atch- 1 nd helped 1 preachers are redolent ae this tut OF tha preach ina Church of England eliurch; our /sm Exists and is very content to exist, would | bishop of New York, or the Most-Rev. Se S ‘op to the rowdyish prac! ‘St Wis- | meetings will therefore he held in large halls, | not be worth making, Were the chances of | Michacl A. Corrigan, D: D., Archbishop of The Resnlts of a Strict Enforcement of | existed so long at eamp-meetings. x veetest spiri - e pea and the an eset us LOR sear iy. ae as te obfect to, tent preaching. The hymns sucepss tentoll Wing nee are. aterhodists Petra, will be the conseerator. . the E Li . | am lel E 5 sed will be those that have been written | ean best. follow thei! without lowering Dr. Pi is Y es isti . i . 5 e and Sankey to Conte Re- | feted, satus fa “Will | Ruse mention Egan aur | Et est men ve ot Chie | a” a ct ae tt A Pee” 3] Sagara cenit a ea . oS vers pirate. P “ 2 a nes Wil e used. have pro- ain-song. Churclunen, centand bashful, S25, > ris we tight aoe Fi Any hereattet a yivals in England, Scotland, progenies gingis, and, conduct yourself | eured every liyinn-book that has been pub- | wettid be incommoded by bene called upon | 1, Philp pues come sou of the Inte {Persons'trom the East, or from some of the | mely disturb the peace and goad order of s0- . edema; | lished since we bean our work together | to raise their note of emotion to. the pitel of | first earl of Rtadnon, his mother ecine berg | country towns of Illinois, who happen to SEthe heck. comity eel eaatee 2 gestion of another: “take no step toward twelvé years i ve TT . Sarai “ 3 elvé years “ ri ry rm a Met Ss -ineeting. ‘The ves nhdes +] 2 . a Sunda hi mee, e : DOL In Some CoM eT NG rules sire perhaps | work; and then I-am composing new ones | suit well the wheels which have Jearned to | 2 Gon tie Tathon hon, of Sir Thomas | prised and often saddened by the sights they | fined, on conviction thereof, iu any sum not i 3 Hot in some copies. of the Diseipline. in ‘Tue | alf the time? = runin them. ‘The peril of collision is. per- | Pusey, by royal leone steers the mnie of see. ‘There appears to them to be on the part | exceeding S5. 2 3 -f Queer Heresy Case Before the | G/ RUSH copy they epitomize a course of | ° «How are your expenses mats” haps, the less the more deeply they are cut, | Dr Pasey’s birth | SO the Yebr Of | of the great majority none of that Sunday The preceding section shall not be con~ A Queé of San Fran Toy wYelieve evil of Wo ons withona ed 1 dBy Yoluntary contributions given by those } and the more completely acknovwleuyedl the | OF © W808 'S HN ‘ observance to whieh they have been accus- | tue t eee rermuen trom ncuine Presbytery | gxidence: unless you see it done, takelteed | lectlons are taken at any of ous niceties Te | Wea SF ele Nearer APDFONIna SUNDAY SMILES. tomed. Many of the shops ure open—not | euryoes, or ferryinen from carrying over the age cisco. how, you credit it, Put "the — best | js no time to bes for ilonby. wien “Boule Are merely saloons, but barber-shops, meat- | water travelers, or persons moving with their : ‘ the enon ee Rites ae ‘on ee to bo saved. . {here is a general impression GENERAL NOTES. The Marquis de Calino’s last: They were | markets, grocery stores, and others; the fainittes on She-lirst iigy of ane Peeics mor 19 + i ia Ppase la | that Mr. ya yself are et ye y alk: efore a “rani e a a ronged -Wi te; - | prevent d xt tights _o! H ir. Moody and inyseif are employed by talking before him about cremation, and | street-cars are thronged -with people; num conscience by any person: who may think be on the prisoner’s side. Speak evil of no | som it + . egal Say, @ persons or society to go from city to. j Jnreh f thi: y | asked his opinion of it. “ It is horrible bers ot hacks are to be seen at their accus- 3 d— | one; because your word, especially, would | city, 5 i ven. Wee: at »| The Presbyterian churches of this country At Ms a is horrivle—re- oe ee proper to keep any other day as a Sabbath General Notes at Home and Abroad— | oaris doth a canker.” heey tone toe CARS Winans Latge the, ease: We simply | ona Europe have raised @ fund ot. $45,000 for | pulsive!” he exclaimed. “As for myself, 1,| tomed stands; the parks are filled with thigh the fgst das. of the week “Whoever shal e@ guilty of any noise, 5 jion—Sun- vithin your own breast till yi ever le! * ‘owls I 1 i ii | we . F ” leasure-seekers; during the mer Personal Mention—Sun person so oN breast till you come.to the | never let us come to want. ‘The work is the | the support of Waldensian pastors. in Italy. | Would die before I would be cremated. eaeed! ers ys Ene oF SED ‘ # i y erned.”” Nor is’ this a bad sug- | Lord's, ad we villing. to leave all i season. there . are unending picnics; | Tout, or amusement on the first day of the Smiles. xestion to certain of the bret ous ’ We are willing to leave all’ re: | Several ot the camp-meetings report con-.| Epitaph said to be copied from a tomb- . danse veek, ca Sunday, wl day serio hace. the brethren eagg would | sults, financial and spiritual, in His hands.” | versions as follows:- Ocean Grove, 120; Wye, | stone m the cemetery of Montmartre: ea ae cota Mae pans AL 26s ar fate enna Shay be. isturbeds such MANY ¥ORMS constitutes (oer mnain duty: “You have METHODISM. 50; Summit Gr 50; Wesley Grove, 30; | ‘tere lies Joseph X., who for twenty years | ¢?! Sananag fede and as well visited | person so offending shall be deemed guilty ONE FAITH, MAX + | nothing to do but to save souls: therefore ae sh Washington Grove, 50; Summerfield, 20; | after the death of his wife live in the society | 00 Sunday night as at any week day per} of a imisdemeanor, and, pon conviction — soy pie an be eben i this Work.” THR CHEAT (RCIBIENTOAS CONFERENCE OF | 1 andisyille, 90; Keyser, 11. a of his mother-in-law, and died in the certain | formance, and numbers of the little street therefor, hall be fined in any sum not ex- yuetis His Name? What name will all express life on the wane ma ly cunterpinte a i‘ usy iL. THE Eons WESLEYISM. Aare at 1 Franch will be held today at hope of # better world bey ond.” businesses go on just about as usual. The: secuins a railroad; a braich of the Chicago ane preachers, famdon Tintes. « Ap the f AES Sun choo! teacher (about to comment | Wholesale stores are closed, and most of the | ‘Northwestern, was ‘built in this State’ Bia, After setting forth a multitude of ti y The Pan-Angli Synods at Lambeth Episcopal Cathedral of SS. Pete: ighty Whole, of whom weare but part. | ;}fler forth a multitude of other du- he Pan-Anglican Synods at Lambeth | p. m. at the Episcopal Cathedral of SS. Peter | or st. Paut's direction for conduct of men | retail ones down town, but in many respects S15) hat Arey all diferent tongues may join a worship Fens How they eras thelr time: pot Probably suggested the Methodist Ecumen- | and Paul, corner of. West: Washington and | and women during divine pe Now. itis impossible for these visitors 0 pes pre rey Poe aR ree rete opare & inevery heart? ably when not traveling orenzazed in public leal Conference which is in session at the | Peoria stroets. by the Eee . eae Lechner, | do you know why women do not take off | difference between 2 Sabbath day and aweek | tion of the Sunday laws was passed. 1 ee «God is an endless sequence, | ¢Serelses. "The preacher is advised to rise City-Road Wesleyan Chapel. The confer- | A.M. Miss Kitty Baker has kindly consent- | their bonnets in church?” Small boy: “?Cos day. Seeing this, they are inclined to ques- | TH LAW As IT NOW STANDS IS AS FOLLOWS: tf sible: selon ant At < ed to sing on this oceasion. they ain’t «ot looking-glasses to put.’em on fi os Incapable of either break or tlawr, ss orten: epee ag seen aero ence is, however, at once narrower and agin by Sf v tion whether there are any laws upon the | _ ‘Whoever keeps open any tippling-house, or place where liquor is sold or given away, Mr. Wilfred S. Blunt, who has made Mo- it . d ¥ f deeper in its bases than the synad. In prac- " $ ‘Which we discern but dimly, and in fragments: | tion, this applies to winter as well as sum-| ice SOF EI ar mmedanism a _specitl study, places’ the | ‘My brethren,’ said a Western cleray- | Statute-books which enforce a Sunday ob- | Ui Pi'the first dey of the wens munonly- od is unchanging Luw mer, Having thus “got up. with the | {co te heads ot Episcopal churehes find | estnenumber of its adherents at 1750005 “the preaching of the Gospel to some | Servance. —. . called Sunday, Seal he fined uot seeceding Ke pouring: water over 2 Sponge . THERE ARE SUCIT LAWS, 3200, 2 by ant Sta aoe ote paris ike and the object of the present article is to “Whoever disturbs the peace and good Tienee of this conctorstion te that gs | Stite briefly in what respects in the past and | order of society by labor (works of necessity contains more chicken-coops than sponges. | #t present, so far as legislation is concerned, | Oy ‘Sunday, shall if ined oe Ckevedine Sas, * Sunday is made to differ from the other days | ‘This section shall not be construed to pre a chickens,” as the worldly-minded would | telr prerogative continually more and more | O99, and noticing the remarkable progress of | “yay” ealth another, Law ie ne method. | observe,’ he is to put in his time | limited. . Islamism in Atrica during the past century, Inok back, behind the sequence, to its source! | jn meditating, praying, and reading the | Yet there isasense in which this confer- | attributes it to the rendy fraternization of the ent all phases and all changes seek Him! Serintun 3 pete nates, “and—probably for | ence is, through the very modesty of its in- | Mohammedan missionary with the negro. Géd isthe primal Force. ig sear ie ler ea Ren Fae aelautes _sehieh: tention, more instructive than. any Pan- rane Jauthoran Visitor calls fora Lutheran its Siddayccktel cate and : ef . eal 7 : which 3 = Angi Sy e s! 5 i Ee ical Council. elieves U a The Sunday-sehor vas ii " ie i ; #Yet, these are great, but God Bimself is | Jy pinctical parts of which Mr. Wesley has Aion Synod could be, Bishops in oe Trudy WOUIL be perlinps OMes of tie: prantosk Stneralentiont eae hn Goae Ee wipe | Of the week. While these laws exist, and | vent watermen and railroad companies from _. Rreaters Genes pale? ee to tee, rpm to 6 inthe | Church of England, as in the Churehes of | mnectings ever fteld, and asserts that instend it out, and was suecesstul, At the next meet. | have for along time done so, no effort has | landing their passengers. or watermen from ‘Auivimg harmony, no dead-cold rule, event isto fe eben in the sameway. ‘To | ome and the East, form an order by them- | ofa few millions of Cal hool the Superintendent | been made in Chicago to enforce them ex- | loading and unloading their cargoes, or fain one-who in sweet sounds ana forms of fe void between 6in the morning and 12 | selves essentially separate from the rest of s, or Dissenters,” it would represent 50,- | congratulated the scholars on what had been | cept weak ferrymen- from carrying over the water o'clock noon he is advised, wherever it Is ‘ y ¢ 3 - ene mou pli Sow chi 2 said he, as rexards theatrical perform | travelers and persous movi ir families, practicable, to spend the time in appropriate | ‘eir fellow-churelimen. ‘The relation of the-| 009,000 of Laitherans from all quarters of the aceomlistiod. Now. children,” said he, | ances, and more urgently as rezards theelos- | Se yeiets ‘day of the SE Ses . beauty ‘Bm found his soul's best school, yaad’ ‘ u A : Kk - virtue s |-gluve. ands, “we areoutot debt; what | ing of saloons. ‘The e th: A A eading, study, and private devotion. “ We | Bishop to ‘his flock is, by virtue of. his 2 Se 2 a ue int? : ee Of Saloons. ‘The controversy on that | the ‘exercise of the rights of conscience by Ler, toree and beauty are but vague abstrac- | ire not more knowing,” says the next rule, | ofice, one Wwhicli ‘exdltides “identity... Least | At the Sixth Presbyterian Church. this Sat ne do? sei iahalt boy bined ine Paint, however, it is unnecessary to refer to. | \nomsoever thinks proper to keep any other ” “} Tule: * Be d ent; never e reds ; ee 4 ioe | each a sermon 6! re al in- a ‘i 5 v) cemel a laws hi “ aver si - noi: ‘oonnconnected with the life of Man, hever be tritlingly employed: meyer soend | 2f,chutehmen in a’ transatlantic dio- | Ferest, ‘two. young indies of the church, | Dr. Louis, of Now Orleans, who is smne- | been fried elsewhere ata comparatively re | goed’ Hover stall be. guilty. of day of the Goe answers; “Man hath neither time nor | any inore time at any place than is sively. rere be Zellected, except in ue ieee Miss Carrie Downs and Miss Maggie Givens, | thing of a waz, called on a colored ainister | cent period—in Cincinnad, and only a few week, called Sunday, whereby the pence of such mighty thoughts to scan. necessary.” ” “Just how the afternoon is to | Wgizect degree, in the decisions of an i are about to leave as missionaries to India, | and‘bropounded. few. puzzling ‘questions. | days, azo at Indianapolis—and itis under- | Thy private family inay. bo disturbed. shall 8 he spent is not distinctly set down, the zener national consrdse; t prongh the ininites and the services will have special reference | * Why is it,” said he, “that you are not able | Stood that a move will be iade within. a | de dihed not exccerline S257 i “Bothere upon the carth we find bim living, | al rules in rezard to conduct and ‘duty prob- | (PGi eee loafers a ote, | te thts. todo the uliracles that the apostles did? | short time in this city to attempt to secure OTHRie EnV EONe: ' ‘And though in little time be Tull and pass, ably bemg relied upon to cover that point | ine bot e Metiodict tion contorene Ezyptian scholars say that the ancient | Lhey wero protected against all poisons and | an absolute enforcement of the provisionson | 7. 1 the Su eristati And all biS faiths, ana hopes, and thoughts die | fully. . ing Dube dethadist nablonal conference out) eM ns baleved: 4 tory. They | Wl Kinds of perils; how is it that vouare not | ‘the subject in the State laws, which have | _ “This is not all the Sunday legislation, how- si ‘ag ripened grass; . iefi : t bles te yan ex! ion i@ principle o: eh is this @: , the z Bs a “ "5 know THE ¥ that: “Facilities for attending religions serv- orely, satisfied that some of be foregoing rules ict. periadical conventions down to that sepmn at onee enters npon a fresh Ebr ra pees Donte: know TIE BURST UL ANY: ices regularly on Sunday shall be afforded o would not execute them ‘Therefore, | \ hich is their fi i el. En of mental conflicts. He is confr Lis; 1vetaken | on the subject of Sunday observance is conv’ ci “Tet Men the race-man as he may et be; in order to guard azal Sabbath-breai. | Which is their final unit and model. Each % confronted | 2 wighty sight of strong medicine froin you, | ound in Nathaniel Popo’s revision in 181s each convict, so far as the same enn be done Onee he reach Tullgrown successive phase of Methodist life has | by judiciously, and upon no pretext shall"a bs gers and torture it by demons. The | | d Lis alive yet.” 22 Ones. ICY bfebts jung, evil-speaking, unprofitable conversation, | its different functions aeearding to its | Whole story is one of trial. ‘The ritual Iays.| 4 Lis alive yet. of the Jaws of Illinois ‘Lerritory. Ib was | vonvict on contract be required. to-labur on Calm, wise, lnrge-hearted, and large-souled will | lightness, expensiveness or gayety of appar-. | diferent. circumstances of locality, time, | down the procedure most clearly. There | | Fitznoodle desecrated Sunday, as usual, | passed in 1807, and is as follows: i Sunday, nor shall any conviet be required to - __ tiumph i c ek and tie practice of coutracting debts | and need. All- have had a general char- | must be suffering for the expiation of guilt, | by tramping all over our'Gatveston Island in If any person shail be round. reveling. | Go other than necessary labor for the State Inself-renouncing might. wi thout due care to discharge then, the min- | seter and foundation of resemblance and there must be tests to bring out the char- | searéh of dueks. He has never brought fightinx, or quarreling, doing or performing | oy that day.” ‘Tho will not own, even now, with sight pro- | tC! ate exhorted to preach expressly on | Wesley created his marvelous. on acter. ; ; home any ducks yet; but last Sunday. was | any worldly employment or business what- | | it is provided, however, that an attach- Te, 4 Ai wn, even now, with sight pi each ot these head: U in every socicty | Every church supposes that. its The following are the names of the dete- | 2" eXception. for on his way home hestopped | soever, on the first day of the week, com-| ment may issue Sunday on affidavit that a -" Lite is divinest In its human dress, e sermon on evil-speaking. to warn every | have entered into a species of fraukple gates appointed by the Committee of the Na- | at the market and bought a splendid pair | monly ealled Sunday (works of necessity or | debtor is actually absconding, or concealed, 4ndbend Defore it with 2 yearning reverence, | ciety that none who is guilty here ‘They are mutually answerable for one an- | tional Congregational Council of this coun-.| Of c@nvas-back ducks. Whew he got. nome churity only excepted), or shall use or prc | or stands in defiance of an officer duly au- ‘And strong desire to bless?” menisint VIEL At, aud <0: es ira other’s loyalty to the common faith. Wesloy | try to attend! the Centennial of the Congresn, | he, waved the dueks over his head, and said | tice any unlawful game, sport. or diversion | thorized to arrest him on civil process, OF : selling sun eled goods, ; Th and Whitefield. considered, not” without | tignal Union of England and. Wales ae Mane | 10.nis wife: “ You did't expect me to bring untae vers ns Slinlt ie couug hunting or | has departed this State with the intention of “ig Romie eh iats Tove, but alse Ted tery ¢ 1]: are B kaw se couimanded to examine ail ground, in the last century that the society | chester, England, on the 3d of October: ‘The | thesg home. Did you?” © Why, of course | siudting on the said day, and be ouvicted | naving his effects and personal estate re butGod eludes thea, 12 Soue great eauedrat | whitch is Rory mobediy, eneied to noes to which English churchmen balanged Revs, #.'C? Barnard, S.C. Bartlet, D.D.; { 2% polled tie au ed ie eee ole SRercOn ovary Suen petson 0 Cre sue moved out of the State, or intended to de- 1) HS eI was hot taking suflicient pains to remind a i. vi Ss. 12. Dennen, Db!) | ME You were going out shi is. Low page tes a art with such intention. Attachment ma: f 0 rf pi A.W, Currier, #2 Davies, S. i. Dennen, D: | Meh ald you pay for-tem 2 not exceeding $2, nor less than 50 cents, to | Riso bo issued apainel water seatt sunday ists, or Armin- | ing ot the Sunda: Includes each Separate shrine. accursed thing.” And then the same rule | them of the engagement in which they mals rive ndyice i iat bi . §, M. Dexter, 1. E.: Dwinell,.D. i , distress: orin ¢: 5 T Pa 7 os Sa Brothers, howsoe’er we apprehend Him, procecds to ive. gdview on the subject of | had entered. “They commenced by | 11.'Faivtiela, OSE eee ae oe — pepevied Dy distross; or in case such person | on affidavit that it is unsafe to wait until Surely ‘tis God Himself we all adore: balberv. receiving anything, directly or indi. hoping to’ shame” the. ledders of the | bert, C. L. Goodell, D. D.:E. D. Molton, G. CHINESE POLICE. the suld'sum, or goouls or chattels cannoz be Monday. In urgent cases, too, injunctions deat all ites Soule! alt souls, the Higtess, “for voting at any election. “Show | C2ueh into exeenting their mission with | P. Magoun, D.D.; A. IL Quint D.D.; BL. |, ——— found whereof to levy the same by distress, | W2#¥ be Aranted on the first day of the week. Heart of all hearts, and more. ; no respect for Tarsons lire’ “bat fiery earnestness. When they: failed in re- | Richardson, D. D.; J.E. Roy, D. D.; "ILM. [ane sort of Pienfe They Wave in At- | je shall -be cominitied ‘to the cliatee of on computing the Hine for whieh any notice ‘ pel all that touch the accursed. thins. animating the shepherds. tines cis ied welt Storrs, D. D.; 1.°S. Storrs.’ De Dit ME: taeking Bandits. one of the Supervisors. of the Lighways: pee be given, whet Bee reg uiek By am or- : - METHODISM. And “strongly, advise our people — te efrortsrto, thew etieet Ene alder dissenters | Strieby, D,D.; and the Hou. C.D. ‘Talcott. | 9 preserve the Empéror's peace throughout | in. the township wherein. the -ollense br OF COUr TOF con pret Tne Tiree Was ie ete ME.NoRAL CONDUCT REQUIRED. OF 7s | discountenance ‘all. treats given by candi- | Povinning with rebellion azainst prelacy, aererill of the delegates have already gone | tno yentm the principal agents are the police- | was committed, to be kept at hard labor for day is Sunday, and then it also is excluded. PHOFESSOMS. dates before or at elections, and not to be had constructed societies on a model of | 78d: : men attached to the tribunals, small and great, | the space of two days; provided always, |. ‘By See. 17, Chap. %, of the Revised Stat- ‘There is trouble in the Dunkard or Ger-| whore known by their red robes, their high | that nothing herein contained. shall be | utes of 1877, it is also provide that negotia- ok rs + t ‘The pretty full discussion of the ‘fhomas | partal in any respect, of such iniquitous | ejose religious intimacy and habitual com- A 1 . 4 tase, both previous to, during, and since the | Practic The Discipline makers evidently | parison of religions growth. ‘The peculiar- | WanLaptist Church in the Miami Valley. | pinck enps, and theotticial pheasant feather sur- | CoUStrued to hinder watermen from Iand- | le instruments falling due Sunday shall be 5 japon > believed in the purity of elections, and could | ity of Ae: ft js. that did begin | Recently there has grown up in,the chureh'a ‘ r ing their passengers, or ferrymen from exi- | deemed to have matured the day previous trial, has doubtless given the general reader og poe fs ity of Methodism js_thatit did not beg i ph ihida) mounting their heads like a horn. A mere | Vi vor tt rater travel s yp aterably: fair iden of what constitutes | Soureely have set forth these particular int- | wieh revolt against Episcopalian forms. It | party the members of which style themselves | oeistrure will preside over n score of these | TYME Over the water travelers, or persons | and protested accordingly. ft has been held. Uetgst doctrines—on” some. points, at | ecen st tue had lived inthe Fira Weaed and | SHOWS AE sh only Lo gulcken Uele eboieney | hy eeoer aE Mca aint 6. Heese" | pleturerquc alguna, wie the Saimin of | gris wee comainairenied Sammars, | maeassuesets that & Hots made ou Sune y for restoring the sense of Christian obliga- 7 Prefect or 2°Criminal Inspector contains fitty ‘The stringency of this law was due in great day SS apa fait ut the point has — kas” It may not be wholly uninteresting to | Witnessed a primary or two in that political | tion When “Church ordinances _ were | Etessionalists” demanded, that, some of the i 2 Gomarrah. : made no. longer available as a frame | ime honored - eustoms of the Church be dis- | or more armed Constables, some of whom uetas | part to the character of the people, “the | i Couns arso wave EXPANDED AND ILLUSTRATED va & the average reader, however, who is, per- s .. fer si i - a veral pa Aphis are given u : fori ras- ensed with, and th e a 1 eadsmen in case of need. earlier settlers of Iifino’ iscipline as he might be, to Know | these is. «devoted to “imprudent conduct,” r been origi: y hostile to the Chureh, it | Sates present numbering 1,400 and represent- | yiced into privates, and Sergeants. They are | ligious, Go ring people from the South, ast ment ari y What the’ rales .of moral conduct are ‘ay:} under. pibien very Reneral plnse re ine! tulle pene bee orteibally Wostle Ae He “ ada ing cieht States, The as Progressional ab eltaced AS a magistrate’s yamun, -iC bache- who ware strict In Sabbath observanc pattie Aeiiting terms itd discingnishing tu pattien- therein set forth for the benefit of both lay- oe Olin i aut feu fe hace which should allow them to be coextensive nee in am or tthe Give enna! lors; but, if married, they often iubabit abut | Svivanin: and New York, equally so; aud the | Thus, in 1Si6 the question was raised in « Renand ministers. These are the rules, the | a5'3 beyeraze. and the equally henions of | Sith the Church they, were Wesizned to in | on their action cannot. be healeds it ys | Within tho compound of thelr superior’s dvell- | third of the touher, comer set from the | murder case as to whether # verdict and Gerance of which was supposed to dis- | feuse dtdaneing, Dlaying at cames of chanee, | gutoualisin had no placetn such a plan. Ab | thought, "There are said to be 150,000'Dunk- | img- ,They ext rice andmelons at the charge of | South, who were inthe habit of spending J eeanene conic be enteretl pot, Sunday. tapuish a Methodist from one of the world’s | attendic theatres, horse-races, circuses, | Houel ty or convenience has diversi- | 2tds in the United States, SE a teeta cabal aah their Sundays as a day of: amusement—in | # was held verdict of 2 jury cing parti izing dancing-schools, | HG t En nett een oe ube mone monthly payment, enouzh to buy: tobacco | hunting, fishing, horseracinz, or similar | could de received on that day and recorded, Feople, - dancing parties, patronizing dancing-schools. | fed exceedingly the institutions of the many | ‘phe Jewish New-Year, “ » | and optum, stould their chief not em- | hunting, it hor z, sitar | ene that st ey hi It would seem be a comparatively easy | of taking“ such other amusements as are | branches of Methodism in. this-and other | y, Peco ea hane ntenee ts Hashana” Peate it Ton the, Yond. tut fur. this shorts, jee id So in ‘Tennessee and Kew: put ea es eo rtlermene could ibe. atic 1 = babar rd vious! nisleading or questionable L uel substanti: - is preserve | Wall & a evening, Sept. 2 . = ot 03 little; thei ucky When Peter Cartright was preaching u WV thing to get into the Methodist Church. Ac- obriquely of misleading oraug Mee a CIEE countries. substantial unity Is preservell by nue for two duys. This is the most im- Bee rans pine’ (flees oat see [dite Gosuel in. These States, and they carried | drawn, but the “authorities? were held cording to the Book of Discipline * there is | is to give private reproof, aud. if there be an | Be indissoluble pe Mauinentesl Conferences | portant of the Jewish holidays, with the ex- | (enunciation nny cause ruin, and iust cause | these practices with them to Ilinois. Grad- | to sustain the -view, and the mucli- al one condition previously required of | acknowledgement of the futtlt and proper | (lassmeeting. “The eee ae vosiine variety | ception of “Yom Kepur,” Day of Atone- | annoyance, no spy need despair of a comforta- | ually these rousher classes were elbowed | abused common law was said to be not those wh TRS ints tears inamiliution, the person may be borne with, | Will presenta spectacle of imposing variety | mont, which follows one week later. Oct. 2. | bleliving. "Curiously cnouzb, the police extort | out of the way. By the act of 1819 the fine is | inimical to that view of, the case. It was de- “ose who desire admission into these socie- | TMe orang doesit arain, the preacher or | Witlt its Bishovs, its negroes, and its dele | ‘Tes¢ days are more rigidly observed by the | less from the rich thun from the poor. ‘Tocrush | fixed at $2 in every case, it beifk deemed too | cided the other day in Canada that where an tes” and that is defined to be “a desire to ay take or two faithful friends. | &4#¢5 of Continental chapels; af bottom it is | Isractites than any other, and the services | 8 Wealthy man is not such un easy task us im { cheap to let any man off for 50 cents, ‘In the | iquest was held Sunday, and aman was as Se from the wrath to come, and to be saved Jealerauay atenees ioeevel ‘the culprit is to | mhonster elnss: Tce ius: sseeinbled to pny, are of a highly impressivecharacter. |“ Rosh | Mussulman countries, und justice grows gentle | came sentence, by an odd mistake, the word-| & sesult of the verdict set to: jail, that the fm their sins” Nothing could be more | be broughs to trial, and, if found guilty, and { fd confess: ane heat Deedy distri. | 1ashana” does not only commemorate the | trot mandarin, when degraded for somo of- | “reveling” is made to read “tebelling.” | Warrant of commitment, being issued on a ei . 5 Prckend Ty acres ae a ect subseriptions for the more speedy distri- | commencement of the Jewish year, but it | Sfe8t MAudarin, when degraded for soi SVCNE . 0 # ‘ 3 | Sunday, was utterly void Ps ¥ a sig a s eC: es ank! i bene 4 . fer 1 y NSU ‘Turkor Persian | ‘Two years later the fine was raised to $3. ndity, erly * Sable’ than that, “but”—and here comes | there be no sign of humiliation, isto be ex | bution of, the rest of mankind into | alco signifies the Inauguration of a Week of | 12se!5 Not sv barshly used ada Turk or Versizn Evidently Sabbath-breaking must have been | _, Coming down to 185, a case arose in which i at cay ssi 5 BE OE ee oe same if n ding ranic would be by his Prince. : Sy * Sou! on hie £ nog pele ares. * A with “ Yom Kepnr, e Day. e A rolling: ting the jaw S07 any vearil Were not bound to take appea o it will be shown by its fruits.” The Considerable attention is paid to the sub- enlightening to the-gen 0 pur, y-o£ Atonement. | capable’ of controlling movs and arrestin; By the law of 1807 any person swearing, or Shere aot Bound te: take Spbeals Su auny, tt i i tosis A { e wublic. No en- | ‘Phe latter is a fast vel as a 3 lt fry of ruscaidam, but they aro mere | guilty 5 . * uitcwlar kind of fruit alluded to is very | ject of disagreement in business and non- cyelicals will issue from it for the govern: | que latter ay seals jw polit and | sinelt try ds, quite unlit’to hawks? suck nouie | Builty of piher disorderly behavior before a | (09 hse ot eat eae ee Phinly set forth in the next paragraph. “It | payment ot Gebts, and a deal of power lodged | iment of the several Methydist commiunities. | services at tie synagogs. > gawe as the Kouat-kouen, or bandits. Vor this | COSi re co a fine of of and this ine by the | Mizauce given Sunday was valid, ‘To besure, therefore, expected of all who continue | 4 the preacher and others. "In case of a dis: | Gy the other hand, the teuper of its deliber “A-Blatomené lin de of serious in- | DUrPoSepither a band of braves must be hired | laws of 1819 and 182 was to be not less than. | it Was not « work of either charity or neces- therein,” observes the good book, ‘that they | 2#eement Between two or more jrembers | ations, and. the directions they spontaneous- Statement as been made of serious in- | ut the expense of the provincial treasury. or the | vs Of SIS anil 1S sity, but by the word “necessity” was not slould continue to evidence their desire of | concerning business transactions, which can- | jy take, will teach those who have the key | terest to all engaged in missionary opera- regulee korees o the4 lovernment must Ja. [Se OE more thst Ga, = _:.| tobe understood a physical and absolute slvation” in a variety of ways. ‘They are to | 20t be settled by the parties themselves, the | tg the ‘language in which they are couched | tions, whether at home or abroad, It is that | employed, - Slost of the Kouan-kouen have | rire PROVISION IN RELATION TO-TIPPLING- | Hucessity, Dat ek meh nrdese OF pinanuue dono harm, amd to atid Mays... Ley ante. preacher is to inquire into ‘the circum- | 25 much of the prospects of Methodism on | Some American infidels of culture have gone | to take refuge asain oe Poe ames i JOUSES of the work done under the circumstances of Auch, for duster od all manner of evil, | stances “of the ease, and recommend | Doth sides of the Atlantic as if they had | to the Island of Cylon in order to counter- Ruswince, where they crect. thelr tainiature | fitst appears in the revision of 18%, and was | each particular ease.” whiclt isa larze God in vain ences aS taking the name ot | to ihe parties a reference, consisting | traveled in person through the whole Metho- | #et theteaching of the missionaries, and, in Rockude' of bamboo. build wattled buts, aud | borrowed by Judge Lockwood from thelaws | enough door to open te way to the inary War eB eee bs doing | of two arbiters chosen by the plaintith | gist world. phect to teach Baddbism, and hava estab- | dig deep trenches around the little camp, “Ouly-| of Georgia. ‘It provides that any one guilty | perfurmanee of almostanyact. ‘The average he, “drunkenness, buying’ or © selling | 8ud.two by the defendant, these four tochouse | "Yethodism was never wore prosperous | lished schools for this purpose. Some eor- | tuo fowlers and tishermen ever penetrate these | of open lewdness, ete., or who shall keep | Aaormauee of almost anvact |The averare z ESS eee ene a ine | a fifth, aud all of them to be members of the | gan now since its early militant stage. Yet | respondents of the English papers claim that | tangied morasses, euarded by fever and fathom- | open any tippling-house on the Sabbath day | finda gacuhae © 1 fitness” in sitting on ituous liquors or drinking th 1 i id a peculiar “moral fs 1505 Of ext ys or drinking them, unless 1 | Methodist Chureh. Where either party re- | jp possesses’ few or none of the qualities | much success has attended these schools, | less quicksands; und with these poor men the | or night, ete., should on-eonviction be fined | the end of Tpice and ehing, Aad theo ts Rot tO fight or quarrels a brother is ToL RS fuses te abile by cle udement hestall be | which promote success.in a creed. Itean, Hit {hex are openly an ewowed'y, opposing eee stand eet natn Mberalty, not exceeding $100 or imprisoned not exceed- } also an casily recognizable “moral “pro- oly i r rourht to trial, and, if he ‘o show Sut } indeed, scarcely be said to havea creed. Its } Christianity, and that many of the wealtny | 1 eente a cone | ing six months. eee 2 tiety—to.a thirsty ian—in taking a quiet Durescelt es urather, and there is. short | sicient cause for sucli refusal, expelled. “Ke- | Gvwed is the ered of the Chureh of Engiand; | yatives are’ contributing to their support | Tho" maxistintes " would never ven- ) MASH MONE aise was not | RUC ta. thtongh the rear end. of a beer~: vision’ whi 7 i relled a ung: seageProyision, which prohibits the | ¢osal tg refer such matters 0 arbitration, or | Sf of the Church of England it is no longer PUR Camere] By: tires q es e se of mane bh bits the 5 cl m ‘ tt is further stated that there are over G00 | YO. without proper guidance. By threats | What it now is. ‘There were then no distinct | saloon—provided his wife doesn’t see him. re probab hy oe de pes and sellin going tolaw with another member before | q part," Even in liturgy muititudes of its | students in the new schools, which have | Shu promises. by abe exhibition of a litte | and separate saloons. Every grocery store Tee COUNRD-TS, TE SSE ee ; me the practign ce ep nourtec, om the | these measures are taken, unless it be shown | inombers concur with ‘the Church. For the | been withdrawn from the missionary insti- | Rroucy and plenty of stick, they induce some of | kept liquor, and the distinction between wet = ee eet epg teenage eee Practice of “blowing” on the | that the case is of sueli a hature as to require parallel progress of . Congregationalism | tutions. "This—if the accounts are true—will | the fishers to pilot the column through the | and dry groceries had much more meaning Shey we beable toseeure thet ble safeey sary st c safet ' Uattof the shopkeeper, and the ec y ify 2 ikewi: ‘i i 7 then ar, qually hea: | und justify 2 process of law, is likewise made | PAT casi found. More or | prove a serious hintirance to the progress of | luvyrinth of mud and waters: and an imposing | then than it pessesses now. No grocery had its MF i jemmerngtom, on the part of the buyer, of qeaiise tr eepuisign,. muds and dishonest gauss can easily be. found, More oc | Gvangelization in the islnnds- = aspect does that company present, “First urea | Gictinet bar bur.a man bought bisdiinicover | by the safe-keeping of a felon, or delivering on imdown.” “Among x, nuuiber of | insotvencies are likewise sternly reproved, of disagreement with the Churehi ‘The Rey. John Iemphill, pastor of the Cal- | %,ComPAnY, Of veterans, with long-barreled | the counter if he wanted to, though that was | hint to bail, must come within'the truemean- Welnow Bent tor tes eee Coan SRE aud preachers are required nat to suiter any | they are not altogether obsolete. ‘here | yary Presbyterian Church San ersoeigg, Peer aS eee ate with these | customary only among. the lowest grade of | tz Se eae inthe stataite. Nelthur vatting on of gold anil costly apparel? body guilty under those heads to remain in | ight be thought to be much which “is in- session are charged before Presby- | matehlockinen; with thelr bands. tied be- | loungers. Liquor was in such universal use, ence Nor DE enclety is | ats: tekine apparel; the | the Churelt. ‘Then, toprevent scandal, when | Vizoratine and agreeable to some tastes in with here: seus igi hind their backs and n cord sround.ench | and the settlements so scattered, that people | turbed by such.» proceeding, which may be * & the assert fers with herusy, the aceusation originating | bod neck as a delicate. precaunonary | generally bought their liquor by the bottle or | both secretly and silently eonductel. And, | of such diversions as cannot be used ines! 2 5 s ung 7 fn the n: See ace tho cathe | @ Member fails in business. or contracts debts | tne assertion of chapel independence. ‘The | in this manner, as the daily press has ite | man's 00 th tt 1 ae cn Lord loan the sunzlne he is unable to pay, two or three judicious | true explanation of the happy condition of | Mrs. Sarah B. Goover, a Donte Of tho menstire.- ‘Then comes the chief military man- | by the demijohin. besides. ieautzht be possib a a Drisoner could 3 ing those books which Wo | members are to examine the Accounts, | the two. bodies is perhaps, the same. ‘The | church has a” Biokeclass of ay members, | d#tin, mounted, and armed itke.o Serthiun. At GA HEUBETINES: thee nent day, the consequence of which xt diy, I rch, has a 9 ak come swordsmen und spearmen, ull «= x as. Conte | and is avery intelligent middieaged lady. | Raced usa helmets, hideous with dragons | Iu 1820 the following provision, known as | would be that he would: thoush gnnocent, - up treasure upon earth; borrowing with- | think ved” dis s = | f ary them | She isa cousin of Col. Ingersoll. J.B, Rob- | gna tigers of fancy colors, very fearful w be- | the Camp-meeting act, was enacted: have to be mitted ’to jail. it would o A 3 . think he has, béhaved’ dishonestly, or bor-} jai yery cetl diserepancies. The hierar- dete > hay prt tthe % } and tigers y 3. e ie Calg pine % act, i ave to be committed to -jail. mds Probability of payiny or taking up | rowed money without a probability of pax- | E7lo Nery marked iscrepancles, The bier Gis recently preferred charges against Mrs. } hold. ‘Tho subultern olleors follow, gallantly Any person who shall by menace, pro- | be a charitable act, under such clrenm- them" out a probability of paying for | ing, he is to be broughtto trial, and, if found jnore heavily on the ministers than on the | charging that she was nota good Presb: wel ne Meee rcanea eit” Halse abOrk «Dons ag la Bu peor any dis) stances, to take =a — recognizance. eof gold and ceseared that “the putting | guilty, expelled. lay” leaders. Both in Methodism { rian, aud not orthodox, aud Had been known { bent’ und. a barbed arrow fitted. to the | 9% ErOR SOR Or ton ne | fhe next. vear the court stiffened . Sdists e very: 4 Meth: | prescribed by. the Book o: “neti is in’ the constant — su i dnmersollia leetnees sword in. iand, follow y bis own po- ens assemt zether f things a little, u 3 days gf Hepresent day. “In the zood old | Dresupposed observance of. W! Section of the'sout to inspectian. "To many | tinal tergidle eer cou eee Maw: | Ticenten In pheaeanc feathers “and ‘common | Of worshiping Almighty Gou, or who shall | notices requiring by law to be published six Preachers Mer Cartright the “backwoods | ypon as distinguishing Methouists, not from | }7518s the obligation to give a categorical ac- she had organized godless kindermartens | 8e%#e,80¢ by u troup of impressed covlies, fur- eI Bae aes st ligtore ee nine “ tot days, a publication on Sunday would not be dress re however, these supertluities of | qhe faithful members of other Churches, but count of the faith that is in them is not the | Where the pe iat of God had been Sapiressed nisoed with PODER, chuins, fetters, anid spate. a En ae pest oF ations. oF any artic! es | legal, being forbidden by the Criminal Code Eton on the pare Sr eae wearen Serre qu. | from those irreligions persons who are out | Joss repulsive that it is bartered for as full | that she had got up an entertaimment for a | CMount of felous. A band of rousie brings up tongremation, or collection of Baople, within bene quoted ant thse SANDY, edition of & Ubiogtaphy this beoat wearers. ‘ a relates side of the pale of any denomination. an exposition of the fuithot % neighbor. | kindergarten that ended with raille, and | the rear. But the KS and flutes will not be | one inile of such place, unless the person so | edition was not regarded as belonging to the Generally those minds are not of the kind to |. that she had taught infidelity in the Sunday- | wanted until the ceicbrution of the victory. 80 selling or disposing of saitl spirituous liquors | regutar dufly issue did not form a part of the * Lot tend fo the knowled ve Zod; i ; ge or love of God; } contracts, and circumstances of the ea endence of congregations in ness ‘and needless self-indulgence; ay- If, the aforesaid — judicious membei aatenal Genomination does aninstance of i a plous sister who altered a ak ir home in the ranks, whether of a rhe ess! 1 the heroes advance without beat of drum f rostilarie: od tol d : 5 inestrFeous dress, “trimmed it and fixed it MOODY AND SANKEY. me pete ane: Con eregationa! Ten et School els a The cluicel: Session pec sell 10 ee oer Slumon twirling ‘thelr Wiry Inui or, articles: shall be regularly Hoensed 0 Reep corporation paper so as to legalize publica: nt Be toute she had eon to in orcerto | PTOSE? MEVIVALS WN, FNGIAND AND | oven te somestich theresa facivauon inthe | Srongnt qharges befme the Presbytery | fekes aM TAPOHNE,, URNA eT Iced kalltyPok a Mick ane | Su Hoe, deo Sung rule seca she had been to in order to SCOTLAND. : ase tect ses | prog are oa Ate breath of the deeds- they are ul s of a i ny civi s ay. il ly attired to appear ina love-feast ‘New Yo 4 ‘Tribune, Sept. 10. strigele to ree Pudatectid Fecesues against: bastonund session of heresy in in- Bosiorsi. But once fairly among the marshes a nor, and upon conyiction shall be - fined Riese are all the statutes and judicial.de- - ¢ thourht she ought to. Atthe New | yi p, Sankey leaves this city to-day on | Of Teligious emotion mm te ce ue sey | dorsing Mrs. Coope + | change comes over those pig-tailed Bubadils. | in in not exceeding $50; provided that | cisiyns directly on Sunday laws iui this State. 2D. a arrogated right. to — order e sec They 'see spears through tho rank gruss and | this section shall not be so construed as to.| They are similar to those iu nearly all the (0.) camp-meeting in 1806 th i Z a 3 r Were t ( pnecting in uere | theCity of Berlin. Mr: Moody will leave | chamber to be unlocked. Without count- 7 5 dyes; they huddle together like seared sheep | ‘ niay isky u ‘ reat tine ‘ious in- l y propose «la series si ni 4 = tte a or ise : g store, or dwelling-house. i f atutes. ‘The first two sections dent ntpes enn relating the curious in- | gland, where they propose to hold a se shame about confessing their shortcomings, | ‘The Rev. R. D. Vandeursen has just com- | note, the sound snzxeits the wareery of 7 Mi Te continued in force until 18+ Lote Oe eet ae per drapes opts must, have had in rings, ear- | of revival meetings, extending the work into / ona who derive encouragement and comfort | pleted his tenth year as pastor of the Presby- | te. Kouan-koues. oa oe oe 4 A ae when it was materially changed and abridg: | Stouit invest resurrect: theo Puritan times, . cs railway and , last gine lets, gold chains, lockets, ete., at | 5; and later into Ireland. In a con- | $y fessions of others. There: is n , versed, and 0. or . jewelry about | Scotland and later pean it trom the confessions of others. 1 8 00-1 terian Church in Paris, Ill. ery. ‘bush for a thief, and is pretty much | ed, ts follows: and would put a stop to. all their persons mee ot jeweiry alone yersation last eveninz with a Tribune re- | oceasion to accuse them of the coarser mo- ee iu nF or ieay push Oe. 3 opinion ‘as to the, rte that “Whoever during the time of holding any | street-car teavel unless. the courts should so. Petlowing with mourners, bie those youu porter Mr. Sankey said: tives of spiritual pride and morbid curiosity, | ‘The Rev. Dr. Fiske, of Iaverhill, Mass. | (ho“kgaves may bang up honest men. Hours | camp.or field meeting for religious purposes, interpret the law as to make “work of neces- ss Were very solemn. ‘They met meat | “Itisnow six years since we left Great | Those vices et ae besa rt io wilels alt has accepted the professorship of Christian | are said to be occupied. in the contest between { and within one mile of the place of holding | sity and charity” mean. a great deal more - = asked permission. to sit tain aft very successful series of mect- tightening of a Boner re leionte a ia ty iS | Theology at Andover Seminary. two or three hundred soldiers and ascoreof | such meeting, hawks or peddles goods, | than they once did, deciding, for iustance, - Britain after avery naturally exposed. «The instinet from whieh ‘The Rey. hizhwaymen behind a bamboo stockude. The } wares, or merchandise, or without the per that a Sunday fair for the benefit of 2 hos- ° own inside it ie ane itehi Sait REL proms eel, Mem, wae IC thes From many places which we: were |. the movement arises is the natural human B, B, litehings, of Trinity | oivit mandarin, on enerericg tone a mission of the authorities having charge of | pitaland a Sunday pienic to raise funds for Inthe F OUMISE Me to pray to Gad for relig~ | MES ‘i ve received invi ing for 2 amore intimate spiritual | Church, New York, has contributed $1,000 | dignity broken u panda 2 y Might take a were | then unable to visit we haye received invita- | craving for a ut a 1» Nev s Yt dl $1, Ore #5 g- | stich meeting, establishes any tent, booth, or | a relief society are held for charitable pur- Hdeepiy aitected to ett oken ees Mind | tionsto hold meetings. An invitation signed { companionship. When it ‘ fies, not Te- | to the building of the Episcopal Cathedral in | BY8e 27d squeaks at every Fa acne Cae other “place for vending. prov See and that railroads wal street cursare * Izvt them seated in the stand Lealled | by forty viears ot the Established. Church | Veal, its “nobler aspects, it still com- | Denver, - and cymbul, and run for their Ives, ‘The mil- | freshinents, or sells or gives away, or offers | run as 2 inatter of necessity. os . Tem an urged them to sorayraud Lealled py Fee aciatiietors fa’ Tretnnd was re- monly, produces aoe Eran fraternity ‘Dr. Talmage has been favored with an in- | itary mandurins rato an inpnnes. thelr men, { to sell oF give away, any, splcionous liquor, . - 2 to. my “f pl - cl ny ig ace in Silas 37. 3 a ve, thom, nbuse them, but never vii , or beer, or practices orenzages Bred ana nyu They became deeply €n- | ceived while we were in San Francisco last | transcendental and heroic, by uo_ means un- serene ii salar, from mit te S100. Te | SES eae ine them’ JE le giot eesy ta rec the rine eld bs ne horserneinge Or exhibits or THE CLOSING YEAR. - Werfuylie woout midnight they were both | C We shall begin our meetings in tne | profitable to the land in which it maintains { a just preached his twelfth anniversary | poor privates to mttack; they bang buck aud | uizere toexiibit any show or play, shall. be 3 porary . pe converted. They rose to their | winter. We sha “a "15. The | itself. Methodism brings religious — ad- | Sermon as pastor of the Brooklyn Taberna- | Hick at the shots of the cnemy, and rattle thelr fined not exceeding $100 for each offense; .. For The Chicago Tribune. eat ory dente Nery triumphant shouts, | northern part of Elgin, ape Oot red, | Yantages to its adherents of which they'are | ¢le congregation. swords and shicide, but decline fo cbazze. wmile | Droviaed that whuever has is rezuar place | |. _Tefo, down-tuttering leat, | NS, éarrings, lockers. is cand ia exaviprogrant TAS 008" 30.28 ‘cars, | We Dest judges, and with which they arecer- | | Tha. Rey. Dr. Diedrich, Willers, pastor of | tue muteblockmen lie down to take pot-shots at | Oro ines within such limits is mot hereby Ronee it cut ae baron bowictil Bente FS lockets, etc., and handed | we expect to stay in Europeabout two years, | tajn to sow themselves, in the conferences | the leformed German Chureh, Fayette, N. | tue brieands, and tho rockets ure let off pretty : is business.” ie : : Heeitole ia icion ty Teen and after visiting Scotland and: Ireland may | of the next fortnight, fully eutialied tu. the ay as. just Tesigned his charge Abar sity much at randoms Fequired: ie suspen dr basi ‘a oni ‘And _ 54 . = ve S Yor ve } * ni a rt time. evangeli- | countrymen of its professurs, whe here | years of acceptable service. Ile is one of the Parity 7 ca Our Joys stole with the May, , ‘ tess Tao gy treseuted Itta Bey 1 throws ine Ee mune Toe sits nes Te Syne or in America, it offers the valuable guaran- | oldest. ministers in the Reformed Church, A COMMISSION, for anybody to disturb a camp-meeting, but, Loic cane nite Aueumebeding "= «other Oeeasy saa oe aioe ues fo hold anectings in thelr city; but, as | tee for millions oF men and women that and was a witness of the battle of Waterloo. 2 Tu the cate aye tier iaane worse toe tee Aga thou and 1,0 leat, 80 Moved ry, wealthy Pener 3 ‘Mr. Moody nor myself can speak any | they have _ set . before them a lofty |, : SF ts - - | For The Chicago Tribune. whe 28 bs i g Sigh o'er the pustin'vain. . A a While praying, he stood | neither Mr. Moody 1) iy pen. oa The Rev. Charles Shrimpton, a venerable - ligious services, were subject to constant mo- : S : peta is Knees, and With Ing lands he de- | foreizn language, we. labor under adisad- | standard of, dnty, and that they 2t¢ | ageal preacher of New York, How in lis ssth | _ Going to othors all the songs festation from’ the <runken, worthless, irre- | ~~ Thous't fallen on thesod; : hisrappeened bis shirt-bosom, took hold |. vantage. | There is a great rey val work now | soithtarto it Lo the rulers and clergy of | Year, tenches a Sunday-scheol class in the }-' qZhut Angels sing toyou. power— sponsible young- men, whose chief delight Soon shalt thou motdaway 1 + itis possible that we 2 : Gornell “Memorial :> Methodist. Episcoval ‘Its tqnes will not be true. 3 was to prevent, their comrades from setting “Above mag. pene x a ey b clay. : ‘sullles, tore ti] oing on in Paris, an ] ts alizi down in hem off, and tirew them | Evy lend our aid for a short time.” the Church of England it is-a tantalizing | Giiiroh; and lias not inissed. a Sunday this religion, and. to do and in Jess than two min- a3 = t a ishing soci ‘ we B yi has been renorted that there has been a | spectacle to see a” tlourishing society of year. Ife has been seventy yearsa Method- | “transpose tor weak aud unskilled bands, could. ‘to break-up, these eattierings. | - On some far Summier-day, ~~~" Utes Gods Straw: dig Dlessed his soul, sprang to ‘i 2 is per a x soit loudly uraisine God” “As forthe | mistmderstanding between Mr. Moody and | Christians subscribing to Church of England in wil eho easy keys. 3 ‘Kvn large meeting held near Winchester, ,On same far Saimmier- } anh, eve sense laying up ireasure upon | you owing to te ison or et paoks?” | semaining in discipline and institutions out- | . ‘Tne Interior says that the Rey. W.D..A.| Thgeueerinz strains, the soothing calm, | under the charge of Peter -Cartright, an as- ‘The winds that rise at eve 3 hesaces is Uy" can easily think of afew | arising fron the sic of your Hymn books: | sea paler ‘Che iuere waste of apparatus | Matthews, af this. clty, has for the last five OC neavenly melodies || saul was made -by- the rowdies upon: the Our mingled dust shall blow. honored 2 Chicago where it’ has not been auihe Tn the first place, neither of us gets { isenorimous. The cost of the triction of cas- | years been doing a most excellent. work ‘And then how soon the world will tearn puny, but hey were repeal sire great : ULT W. : y, goods, chattels, and arms taken‘pos- | ‘The greatest nourishing “tonic, appetizer, Bat a R ale of the books. Thereis | ual conflict and rivalry, even in these peace- | among. the inmates of our prisons: in the ‘The songs that haunt its dreams, a Yiu gies sitive as wll ag negative a a rtf which Wilinn ©. Dodge dr. | ful days, is NOt yo be “despised. (A be- | Westand South. ‘Through the kindness of | Andead ut sishe aura barmonies ~ | ibis, goods, chattels, and armis takin pos. | due grentest nourishing “tonic, .apoettion, j ¢ y isChairman, that attendsto thatmatter. The | nevolent dream of thousands ot hurch- | railroad officials, Mr. Matthews has been fe’s ex ae ar match, pisces ik ‘They were tried bi efore Trades bere : . .f ae a ‘ BS de + H " Rhabi a di Paes pete mereiful, cultivar” extensive circulation of the books in this i men, high and low, has been to recall to | enabled to visit these prisons without ¢ost. : ; IS of diligence end frnealitt, attend-

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