The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-29


III m tho adcptcd Ev ,hi, socic'v ,n,rs effect.
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uaiJ W '"'' h'n tnoso i''io oAes Nhom We
mect--not, alis, in the scho''room, but at
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ncat'v support anu approval.
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Frdy~ for ThirtVserrr Teachers "A fow
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mteanS, asking prayer tUt " schefs in tae sun
day school TO whics 10 belonged, aud also for hi.
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'VB"". '"' u''' nv ~'',
whds,Hred, ave u NoSo grs were Converted
On lc ntxt a,,a,,,b. when their teacher ro,,r,ot
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nm Ne" 'ok ana '"e' 'ue'n' no iou"u 'hN ~ 'i
,loas girls out Of 20 AGd become converted.
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February, gentlemen from Marietta, Ohio, sio,d
I'm In the tneetnp .,kI,o nr,ver ,,r ,bs n r,,.o,
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PH' ou IN. usy'
""eh '4s' 'eques' "AS inAo'' "ona fenemoer IL,
as msdsA deep Impression. This lsnci"-ssid
MS, ha: nola,hg oas 10 ns nsnd, says .he navs
,hs nn,nhsr H. ora ~ ,,s cb,,arsn ~ sh. ,~r,..r
wbo Himself is.ie ,hs ysTu oa,"' '"' "''''''
--LATEST ACCOUNTS FROM THE SYRIAN SUI
vnrRs The Neirs orhc Churches gives an aecouus
M sbs yisis ef q pa,,v. bs.dsa nv p..,or u,Iw,
whs have jus completed . tour OF obssr walton
among shs yiosims of ths Syrian mAseacrss. VIA
a,son M n.,, III. o"''on !" NV ''nS's ''oAi"y "
800
.s NV p ethssa w.. 70 OUT yts SN
,.nrs shan noo hnmsn h.i.s. .ha n,.in,ts, -
mso All children rpost Of tbe v,rs v,,b .,,, mac
beds, or coverings; the roofs, turrsss, and stair
cases were In such . ruinous condition, and the
uooIs GOT Ana whaoWs 70 Hsuteiens 10 numotr'
nn. .ha,,.r a. go Iu"s ""n
and in almost every arNrtn.eni tLsrs were
P,ols Of water thst had TNn In nay, In some
places dsep holes full o' mud prevented our Ad.
,anclng Ihtfe are NJ "n.rsts rooms for cook
4, boa ytt by rsn.s ioi 'he SMOKE 90 thN an
"a 80. ., ~, n,eI 'o 40
oours. la one mnsh Imail.r khan there were
sbou, LOO per.ops here ons sfthe turrots threat
entu snoh Sfudd'n AL ihat We scrooly dared 70
a. fsta,L. - -. ~ a, az, ooS t,,i,,,a nv ''
60. " .
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nun nun 'ulNtt VI t'' h'CIor VI .h'S ae' 'No anu ~
eia LPs''P1, 'ont'cSa,.on eta'os, hnat 'he
n an'YT,'t m ,ou'cu 'y " I'VE various ishSo'
an" ,Nte,o',u' Puito,as ''oh, IePt' ,1,n, looo'
70 Jsh' !, lool' r"aenes totl o. sii, HS",oV'
vi th's amount "nN Sloo "ent ior Puish
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O,,aIs 'a,s 80 r, W. '"'h' ~ ~ 'n' '.e
p, p.osooue " i',pn' ;'.,u.,s, he hIn ENen 70
vai.vuS ~ ,i'Hi ,aiouEuou' tho
country 'he sum VI hiy 'housaha doiiafs'
AM SICK oI oriSloSs; am weary to hear
them--my soul loa'NcS their frothy food. Give
me sold, suhssau' religion, give mo an hum.
Ia tn 1.aVTaN N..Il A..l. f.un
and good fruts-a man laying himself out in
wofks OF iYlth, the pttiehce 3f nope, me labor
" NV iN. Wy Sou' we "Iu sueu ch''sliahs .
mhetesoe'tr ,n'y , srs, and WhNsccvel OPINIONS
thei my holni ne ,hat aoetn me WI oi
my ralhcr VI iea'en, tno sa'ne u my oroth'r,
ana my Sia'er, ana my mother'--John WeShy'
IHERE WAS a MAN IN BesroS who, though
not rich, was accustomed to 80 into the courts
of justice every morning TO give bail for culprits
that bad no friends and 1t was his testimony
that of all those for whom ho gave bail not ono
betrayed bim--nOt one loft him in the lurCh.
And do you suppose that those creatures whom
Christ has lclird, and whom he has given
hope OF elrinal salvation, woald turn against
bin, their best friead and the ono TO whom
they are indebted Tor their choicest blessingsI
Would that be human natureI Is there any
thing on God' earth like gratitude to inspire
foui 10 acs IN the fiBht alrectoh'-H' w.
bet'h|'
RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT IN EHGLAND.--Tho
London cOrrespoI dent Uf the ". \. Obsrcer
writes: Though there is nothing here resombl-
ing in outward look your great revival Of 1857
=, or the Irish revival Of ls55.6O, yet am cos
yinced that greater work Of the Holy Spirit
England never enjoyed than that which now
stirs the masses to their utmost depth. Nor is
the work confined 70 London. Liverpool, Man.
chester, Sheffield, Birmingham, and other large
towns are sharing more or less largely. But
greater than all, the quiet little country villa