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while he enriched his discourse witharare ex-
amPies ami OF description, happy allusicns to sacred
drawn from art and nature. But If amidst so
much FULL of worth and force, we might be
allowed to point to any one part as superior, it
our race or the mission of the irish people.
Upon us it made the strongest impression.
me irish have mission, and vain are mans
EFFORTS to raise his arm against God. Even
though we could mould Ireland's destiny to our
carnai views, recollecting that fidelity to God
ls the greatest treasure, we may well doubt if
our designs might make her so deeply happy
s as even now she is; they would positively rob
from her starlit canopy of glory Its most radi-
ant angel AS the mantle of Elias, continued
the orator, had fallen upon Eliseus, SO Ireland
had caught the mantle of Patrick, and her
sons and daughters are destined to go forth
into strange lands to continue his apostleship
How long shall God require of atfectionate
a people sacrifice Of the dearest family ties is
among His inscrutable secrets but long or
short, reward of patient suffering is not of
human or finite measure, but the property of
the All-Perfect. The preacher concluded by
citing to his audience, who literally HING upon
his lips, the example of our fathers, urging
that their graves should never be a protest to
our infidelity.
The panegyric over, then commenced tho
band hailed it loudly and joyously with the
tune of Ireland's own heart, " Patrick's day
in the morning." The hearts, and hands, and
cally applaud. Other national tunes followed,
and through the day, at short intervals, the
band continued to "discourse most eloquent
music"
Noon came and was greeted with sharp ap-
petites ;onOr may the presumption be too rash
that among the smaller fellows, some
half smothered conjectures as to how delicious
ly they might be gratified. Well, if snrmises
were not too extravagant, they were not sadly
disappointed. Ifviands were cur subject, we
would have word of praise for the table
suffice it now to say that it was Duplea
prime classis." Pardon a college phrase of
New Orleans coinage too! There was benedic-
tion of the Blessed Sacrament at five o'clock,
supper followed after which all adjourned to
the spacious study-hall to be entertained by
the dramatic society, of which Messrs. Mulkey
and Nayle are the leading spirits. For nearly
three hours nor interest nor amusement was
suffered to flag. Each actor alive to his
part, and performed it we'll. To the enter
ment here also the band contributed their
share. Nor must we close without acknow-
lodging our indebtedness for his vocal music |
TO Mr. s. II. King. TO mir. 6ianchy also, pro- /
fessor of music, who by the way is citizen |
of New Orleans, and not an unworthy re-
preventative in his profession-we owe largely |
for his performance on the piano. "He can |
make q piano speak," The play ended, the |
bell rang for night-prayer, and silence reigned |
once more throughout the halls and corridors.
From the dome to the cellar, st. Vincents was
ut peace PATRcIUs..
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Abernethy used to tell his pupils that all hui
man diseases sprang from two causes, stuffing
and fretting.
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Testimony Of Town Officers and
Board Of Health.
SING SING, June II, 1870

SING SING, June II, 1870,
50 ioborl may concern
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A Liniment for Man and Beast, 81 years
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Hon. y. BHAgDRErH
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WASHINGTON cEURCHEy J,
ST. PATaleAs DomAy CATHOLIC eHunqE.
Sermon by Rev. Father Walters OH the Neccs-
s;ty of Doing Good Works with n Pure
Intention.

Sermon by Rev. Father Walters on the Neccs-
s;ty of Doing Good Works with n Pure
Intention.
WASHINGTON, July "a, 1870
The services at st. Patrlcks Roman Catholic
church to-day not prolonged by the execution
OF unnecessary wearisome music The pastor and
musicians had compassion on the sufIenngs Of the
congregation from heat, and shortened the ceremo
MES considerably by emitting the singing OF the full
high mass At the appropriate part Of
the mass Rev. Father Walters, the pastor.
preached a short but very effective sermon on
the necessity Of doing good works with pure in.
tention as we'll as processing the true faith He
took his text from ST. Matthew, vii., 15-2l:-
beware Of false prophets, who come to you In the
clothing Of sheep, but inwardly they are rayening
wolves. BY their fruits We shall know them DO
men gather grapes Of thorns or figs Of thistes 2n &C.
The ngurative language used In the gospel of the
day, he SAID was easily understood ana its appllca-
ton very simple The tree meant the Christian soul
which the Lord had planted ana watered with
HIS OWN PRECIOUS BLOOD.
c ~ as age ,ny peop'e nau y sore OF Dellef that
words, In not doing evil They seemed to think that
SO long Us they did not sseal nor rob, nor murder
ing their duty as good Christians and satisfying
the Lord. This was fatal error. Our Lord tells us
enc that dOeth the VIII OF our Father shall enter the
kingdom OF Heaven We must not only avoid evil;
but also do good. The preacher Illustrated his
meaning by Scrptura examples, pointing out the
case OF The foolish virgins who had not their lamps
trimmed, and were forever shut out from the nup-
ta feast therefor; and also the of the servants
to whom their master gave talents. Some made
good use Of them, but one hid his talent away and
put IT to no use. The latter merited and received
Just punishment for his neglect, while the other was
rewarded. Father Walter then proceeded to explain
what constituted
GOOD WORKS.
Some sad mistakes were prevalent on the subject.
Christians are not required TO do anything NOON
patible with their stations In life. God only needed
them to do good works within their reach Elk
treme fasting and modification were not called for
but the rules OF the Church the subject could be
followed without damage TO almost anybody. They
6Rhr t6 Visit the church and spend reasonable TIME
IN true prayer and in spiritual reading; but It
was never necessary s9@e S 100 plqgs Iol4s
TO prosecute religious duties , the two things were
IN the world as exemplary members Of the society
because they prayed loudly and long ana vailed out
allowed their children to grow up In sloth ignorance
anS neglect, and SO committed a great crime in The
eyes OF God. They should always do the works re-
CURED Of Their station Of life. and at the same time
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CRYING In the night child crying but for light"
or hs may be as strong man.. with mighty kind,
conscious can only be met from above No amount
Of learning extending from the remotest antiquity
to the present. no depth Of skill In all The arts no
ACQUAINTANCE with all the Sciences no degree OF
familiarity with all the phenomena OF nature
aud with the philosophy OF mind. can satisfy ths
cravings OF the superior part Of mans nature ana
' Which Slf Z Constantly eihs orts Is hands
eternity. 1t needs to know something infinitely PEI.
shou i'd this knowledge be found, and Of what does
consists Nowhere but In the Word OF Cod, whlch u
essential to make man wise unto salvation anu "
secure his true and lasting happiness, OF which uod
Ii the only aOurc0.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
~'9@~~S>'S00~ -. Iif 4alcf3N a
Sermon by Rev. DR.. Sunderland.

sermon ~ 6ovs Dr. 5uhucriuuos
WASHINGTON, July "a, 1870.
AT the First Presbyterian Church the pastor, Rev.
DR.. Sunderland, preached sermon from the words,
Eye believe in the Father believe also In me-" The
speaker said there were q certain class Of people
who, while protesting their faith In God, undertook
to disregard His Son. They held Him to be
o mere human being, OF superior character, IL
is true, but still having more OF the at.
tribute OF divinity about Him. The import
and meaning Of the words Of the text were that
Christ the Son was entitled to the same homage as
the Father. Like the Father, He was divine. This
GLASSES Of Christians who claimed to be orthodox.
to concsds that He could not 10 the Savior Of sim
offended law OF God, and to atone for sin 1t
was necessary to satisfy that law. Christ
6ee p @ yea HIS 70 u 70
the Father The one was natural sequence OF the
other. The language meant 'f ye bell eve in the
Father you cannot but belieye in me-" In another
SO that he who believes In the Father must necessa.
rily believe In the Son. AS Christ Is the
Ha H sav9aE sR0gn as aRs Inc s Sssi
offered BY God to sinners. There were various ways
OF showing ths disbelief i was not necessary 70
TO have anything to do with HIS religion, as well as
by an outward declaration OF inadeiity There must
ss ss tnsfs do S C. S no 4e s HsAs & @
g.on without CHRIST without an acknowledgment OF
to an avowal Of their belize in the saviour. None
could love the Father truly without loving the Son.
IL Is through the Son that we can come to the
Father. There Is no other given under heaven
or among men whereby we can be saved
put the name Of Christ Let those WHO reject Chlst
ponder these words. "otler refuge nave none,
soul that seeks earnestly to be ieconc.led TO the
Father believes first Of all upon the Son Of God