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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-09
RAILROADS.,

Richard i. MerrlCk, j. Dean Smith,
George VIM. Brent, Walter LrnoX,
Oscar n. Stevens.
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
Through Mail Trains leave Washington, from
Maryland avenue depot, at 1:lO Il. H., for Lynch
burg and intermediate stations Sundays nclud-
ed, and 1920 u. m. for HarrSonburg and inter-
mediate stations on the Manassas Branch of the
O., y. s. NJ. r. r., Sundays excepted Leave
Alexandria, from the corner of Duke and Henry
streets ut l:5O p. m. from liarriS0nburg, sundays
excepted and $50 from Lynchhurg, Sundays
included
Local Passenger Trains leave Washington.
from Maryland Avenue Depot. ut 7l5, and
ll:15 Il. ~ and 1:5o 3. i, 6lo and 10 p m
Leave Alexandria, from the corner of Duke and
Henry streets ut AS and . II. m., and from the
corner of King and St Asaph streets at 6. : and
1920 a. m, and l.3 and p. M.
Local Sunday Trains leave Alexandria,, from
the corner of Duke and Henry streets, III l:i' Il.
IN. Leave Washington, from Maryland avrnll"
depot, NJ 40 p. IN.
Through tickets can br procured at the office
Of the Company. corner OF Nth street and Mary
land avenue, Washington, and baggage checked
through.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after TUESDAY, Nnvernhrr - 1870,
and until further notice. EVENING SPECIAL
TRAINS, in addition to local day trains, will be
run EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
ING between Alexandria and Washington.
Evening Special Trains leave from the corner
Of St Asnph and King streets. Al"Xand rn. Va.
at p m. Returning leave Maryland avenue
depot, Washington, D. &. ut ll::n =: IN.
sale at the ticket office in Alrxandria after the
departure of the p. III. local lay train. ami
tickets good returning t" Alrxandrat for any local
train on the following day; tHr" 81 cts
W. PHELPS, Gen. MWlasrr. nov. 22-t
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MEDICAL.
.NEDIEAL.
DALTIMOREL LOCK HOSPITAL.
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Physician of this celebrated institution, mas ali
covered the most Certain, Speedy, Pleasant and
Eirctual Remedy in the world for all
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DRl'GS .I.N'D (NE.Uff.Ik!S.

DEUG STORE.
Having purchased the Drug Store ON the
northeast corner OF King and Washington SIS,
for Il number of years past known rs Aiburn :
Drug Store, ! respectfully inlnrln III" citizens
"f Alexandria and vicinity that ! will keep
nent of all articles usually found in Il first class
drug store.
Particular attention will be paid 10 tn" conn
pounding prescriptions day and might.
aup 3l-tf SAMUEL H. Lit NJ
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Observation-Disclosures.
@ HIN y Il co..

Successors to Samuel i!artlcy,)
GENERAL COMNISSION MERCHANTS
No. Il Union street
Alexandria. Va.
z:tr Particular atcntion paid t" the selling 81
FLOUR, GRAIN and all kinds OF co L MIR !
PRODUCE, and IilIing all orders tnr GROCE,
RIES, GUANO. PLASTER. SEEDS. &c.,
&C.. at the loves; market rates.
Ei;" Agents for the sale of .'al,', = ellen ;
celebrated brands Of FiINiLl FIOtH.
~ Agents for the sale of the ''ROfND TOR
HYDRA TLIC CEMENT jan I-tf
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wv s. MOORE.
MACHINIST AND BLACKSMITH
No. III 'ninn street.
Alexandria, w.
Where he i. prepared to furnish all kinds OF
MACHINERY WRDlG GHT and CAST
IRON FENCES. &r.
Repairing done with dispatch, and at prices
that wcrr cfurgrd previous t. the war. jan ~
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We hay" now made up $40 d"'ts "t All .izrI:
from s. to SO; taO Windows 81, SASH. glazed
and ungazcd, cheap: 3N pairs blinds. all szrs;
10000 feet Mouldings 40 different patterns. Will
make ut short notice Window and Door FRAMES,
Brackets. &c. Novels. BNlusters and HydrAnts
constantly on hand. Liberal discounts made t"
dealers
,Bri.~ practical mechanics ourselves We feel
,F,niidrnl that We can please our customers.
Planning, Tongue and Growing. Saving Turn
in" and Scrnll-sawing done in the best manner.
Plans and specifications furnished tn parties
contracting with Us for building materials
mar RlSHlELL IL HODGE.
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YOUNG VI EN-.

Especially who have become the Victims OF
Solitary Vice and dreadful and destructive
habits which annually sweep to an untimely
grave thousands of young men Of the most eK-
atcd talents and brilliant intellect, who might
otherwise have cntranccd listening Senates with
the thuudcrs of rlouuencc. or walked to oxtacy
the living Tyre may call with full confidence.
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MARRIAGE.

Married persons, or Young Men contem1pIat-
ing marriage, aware Of Physical WeskHe.' M
Loss of Pr1crcativp Powcr-1mpotnncyl Ncr-
vous Excitahility, Palpitaton, Organic, Weak
ness. Nervous Debility, or any other Dsquall-
tcation. speedily relieved.
Ho who places himself under the care of DR.. }.
NAV rrligiousiy coniidr in his honor a. gMtle-
man and confidently rely upon his skill us
physicial
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{ fERCHANT TAILOR.
S6 King street.

NEW STORE.
just opened nj thrcoru"r"l' KIM Hmd -. A'npiI
streets and would call the attention Of house
keepers especially In nur supply of PROV IS
IONS. Hams. Bacon Lard. Fresh Meats. p"ul-
Try and Prndur" generally.
AlsoaIarg Lpt"i CANNED FRC IT'S" every
description in store. llSt received. -,
Those wishing IL bargain in ourIinr viii d"w"ll
tn call on lis. ~ We are prepared L" sell cheap.
Goods delivered free Of charge 10 amy part 81!
tI,. city. GHEEN d BIRCH.
nOy l9-tt l4S hlhE street.
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nANY Il HARMON.
GROCERs. FEED Il MISSION MER-
CHANTS.
Corner Prince and Royal st..
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Special attention given t. the al" Of Country
produce: my IT
r UTHER d. HARRISON.
Auction q COMMISSION MERCHANT,
"" Is North Royal street
Respectfully soritS r"nslgnmrniS sales al
tended /" with pr"lmrtn"-- and dispatch.
oct :;ltr
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MARRIAGE.

Reflect that u sound mind and body arc the
most necessary requisites To promOt" connubiA
hapyncSa. Indrcl without these the journey
through life becomes II weary pilgrimage the
rro.,mrt hourly darkrns To the view. the mind
become, shahowrd with despair and filled with
the melancholy reflection tha: III" happiness OF
another is bightcd with our own.
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!. RR0DEES. H. LANNoA.
T BRODERS d. CO..
-. No. II King street,
Alrxandrii, Va.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Wholesale Dealers in
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS,
PROVISIONS.
SALT FISH.
40 4

AIa0 keep Nn hanI n :5TnrTNI N9sorlmcMl 0T
C"ragr Tr. Pitch. Nails Lime. Packing. oils
Lamps and Ship and Naval Stores.
All orders and rnmSignmra's promptly ;!t"Ed-
cd tn and goods forwarded without delay {" con-
SiYmr,'S on arrival.
Agents for Dupnnt'S Gunpnwdrr
XXX Ale and Porter always "n hand
Agents for tn" Baltimore and Potomac Trans
rnrtn;iou line. NH 10-tf
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Il u. GOULD. ". H. wlLKENlNG
7Ul'LDN IL WlLk ENlNH.
~ lSuc,r<s"r {" ". f. Henderson,,
GROCERY. LlQTOR II GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS.
No. ~ North Royal 81.
Dealers in GROCERIES. TEAS. CuFFEES,
SUGARS. WlllSKEl. BRANDY. WINES,
SCOTCH ALE, PORTER. &r
Also, Eastern :lnd Potomac SHAD. HER
RING and MACkEREL
Choice brands Of seq Rs and TOBACCO
always on hand
Strict attention paid 10 tia. safe Of COZ NTRY
PRODUCE. ir lS--ti
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Weakness Of the Back or Limbs, Structure;
Affection of the Kidneys or Bladder, InyoIun-
tary Discharges, 1npotency, General DeDiilty
Nervousness, Dyspdpeeia, Languor, Low Sglrlts M
Timiditv Trembling. Dimness of Sight, or Cid
dness. Disease Of the Head. Throat, Nose or
Skin. Affections of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach
or Bowels-those terrible Disorders arising
from Solitary Habits Of l"uth-sccret and s SOL
iary practices more fatal TO their victims ina thsh
the songs of the Syrcns to the Mariners OF Clys-
ses. blightng their most brilliant hopes or an
ticipationS, &c.
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DIR. JOHNSTON

Member OF the Royal Collcgoof Surgery OF Lon
don, Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Col
lcges in the United States. an+the greater part
Of whose life has been spent in the hospital; OF
London, Paris. Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
effected some of the most astonishing cures 'hHt
were ever known; many troubled with riEsingin
the head and ears whcnaslecp, restnervopsnrs',
borr alarmed at sudden sounds, ba5hiuncsr.
with frequent blushng attended sometimes with
d,.ranperncnt Of mind, were cured immediately.
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ga,7' Building Material, Mil Work aird Cast
ing< "i every description made at short notice
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TgIO TIL T. = / i l. ! G.

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The New York herald., 1871-11-13
ST. PATRlCK,s CATHEDRAL.

soass 81 the Departed-sermen BY the Rev.
.M Bather Kane.
There was full congregation at this church yea-
terday morning. Father Kane preached the dis
course from Matthew ", 2o-"I say unto thee that
thou shalt not 60 out from thence until every farth
ing be paid" He commenced his discourse with
the remark that this month Of bleak November,
with Ire chilling winds, ID fitting time for serious
thought and sad renectlon, and perhaps for this
reason our Mother Churcn selects this time
- fitting TO direct our mlnd4 ana hearts
towards those Who have gone before M,
and for whom We mourn. Although suffering ana
disease 40 not always presuppose the existence or
guilt ana SIM YET inwArdy The consequences OF sin
are p1nishfaent and suffering. the laws OF man 20
regulate IT, and much moro necessary n It that the
laws or God should conform 70 the same principle
for the preservation OF His Kingdom. or the truth OF
this there ere many exampleA Adam, In the DO
ginning, committed ain which has been stoned
for only By the suffering Of his entire racs. And
when Nathan fell repenant at the Prophsrs feet no
was told his tears he'd wiped out his sins but that
he must receive that punishment from winch there
was no escape. 1 ffU8as sn sIn "A
'TH1 WAGES OF SIN II DRArH." aiyia ~
God has given rs plenty OF opportunity to atone
for sin how many Of NJ neglect these and strive
to reach heaven on the easy road Of luxury. Tho
church en0ins US to DO pcnance hy prayer and self.
denial. In that other world there Is place whore
dwell the souls OF those whose sins are unatoned;
and under the Oldest laws ~ In tse BOOK OF Maoca-
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

1iveu good OehsUoe - cloanllneea - ne 900Q
thing 20 have sllk Goyn II ore pew and calico
one IN another: We ste taught . very importent
10 son ~ II. u tho House or COD there ere no
distinctions OF person. We have emo faith, one
hope remcm6er VITA peculiar pleasure my sx-
believing bel IN this matter sassf %. nircd
on sunday 2 evenings 'Ws invited I'll t.
come. As many - 5000 people were sometimes
Dack0d into TIE place Ali wore welcome. Here
WAS so0 Mayor oftne cty and there sinaIl trader.
Why should they not worship GOD togetneri phey
had the same needs and the same Father. Well,
wne1 We sang togesher is did our souls good; and
when we PRAYED every head Wa reverenEly bowed,
and when preached I 60 maay ~ culver and
many motstered eye. / salas .srhis Is the true
Church." think Cnrtst would nave proached 70 that
multitude over IN Brooklyn y E'I -T-1 20 'n
ca iN NY BROTHER rALNA0D lliJa 4AI
his just sucn onurch. He does NOT bolong 70 any
denomination: but what OF thatf mistake. He
does. We. both u us. have one Lord, one attn one
baptism God bless him. wish We could have
ing TO one class; want 10 prsacn g. eli GLASSES.
There seems - be On -foCt 4 solid en-
deavOr - create . unity In the Onurcn
The great toaCners across the water are beginning
70 tell Us that we ought 10 stand closer together,
these oeo0mlnnSOnai controversies amount 70 very
liz re II we believe IN Jesus Christ. mink that q
sne great point for ther0 can be NO union that Ia
worth .,l tne nasnR without that Il we believe In
Jesus Christ 40 our personal saviour, who WAS
before the world was, aud VINO viii be our Judge IN
me Ureat day. We can afford 70 SINK all minor Diff
ferences and become grnnd. solid taiSh al Chris
tan Church. / hope the day a aasrontng when
tuis most doslreule end wall " reached. Then wo
snail make tho wholo world our Orotnren, Tor We
Snail al nave one LORD one faith and ono baptism;
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

obedience an0 repentance Let them recall IN their
minds the aetion Of Ambrose the ssinsed oisho q
DISCHARGED his sacred dat and spoke la NJ ,rem-
bilng accents. the reverend genticmen then pro-
Z. = MvIE0TsLs OoUaxos OF 81. Axskoss -
In reference 70 the acton Of the I'm eror Tneodo-
sius, who mad ordered the dreAdM inassecre com
n,ited at Tbessaionica. owing 70 tre ins.nuatons
OF courIier and others that the people had Decone
Violently seditlous ne soldiers wcreIei loose AGAIN
the city. aud the nhunan cOmWisslon WAS executed
with the utmosi rrueltv. seven thousand man were
nassacred wirLs1t dlstingulsuns cue innocent
from inc gL..t oHortiy alter the impercr came ~
church. But ST Ambrose went out 10 meet hin At
the church porch. and forbade nir aay Further en-
trance. lt WAS offered ny way oI exo1 uaii0n That
David nad sinned. rne h0y blssop replied ",iim
whom YOU have followed n sinnaa foiow also IN
the pcnance which the thurca IIescl4oed and re.
tired 10 his pAIaco wnrre ne passed
ga.a- EIGMT MONTHS ~ AOUaNIS6, ~ II
without ever going ~ cAurca. Aiter tais term. the
least OF Christmas being come, The Emperor numoV
impor.d admittance 70 me church. 81 ambrose
ordered MIN 10 place himself Atn0n1 the penttn
In the church, The Emperor accordingly kne.t xr
church door, and lay long prosirate IN the RANK
Of The penuents, repeatin. wita iAylu. MY Soul
hath cleaSed to the pavemenS; . Lord restore my
lie according 70 Tny WOld aud ailented nis SIN Ia
sehr q, wosassS ss a0 aia exsss
where the divine law was conCernea with Ill possl-
BILE prudence and moderatioa Now tiiere nilsas 10
discipline, on the ground that the spirit Of tue
Church was Que OF a1a s@XN 1EB o,3s#a
4s ~ "
bu1 those overcnarltAe people mast not fail to re-
cognize that justice was an dtlrIDute o. Almighty
Goo and conse. ..uenty Of HIS Church. ani CHRISTIANS
c0u!d not lose sight OF Jhelr +Gy ~ cjadsma In
hearts the acts OF uubic Orurtcrs, an 10 DO
inlexiDe anial such times as they Recognized their
guilt before God, lhe0lO-lus acknowledged nis
crime and did penance iOr IT, When he re)enied ne
was treated with mild and loving tendcrness In
such manner CHRISTIANS to-day. Should aoI They
should be lnd .xDle t6 ever, u.iIl ne
cognized his pos ton, and wnea ne showed n
f SIGNS OF True REfESr rAScK n
and perseverance In vlrtuH -Al.uston 0h0utd be
made " the past The LatA0llc Church and every
priest mtued with her sDrlt Snew now 70 stem
COZ. upton and encourage virtue when once
Draced. Thus the sweetness and charity aOf the
catholic Cnurch were united Win tnc spirit OF Jus
tice. 1t was tns The Cnnrcn c0unseied them 10 aCt,
and God grant tnac all prosen would recon the
ne .osslty OF initiating towards c0rruptOrs
less example OF honor and virtue. rnus acins they
would become 70 the Church what she wished tlem
to be and what all the teachings led them 10 be-
ornaments 70 society," guides TO their falniiles and
examples Of honor and honesty 70 all. n. s.~.
AT the conclusion Of the discourse, which seemed
to create q profound impressl0a the remaining
ceremonies Of tine mass were proceeded wisl.
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

bses sacrinces Wore o1gsrsd for me sou,s Of ths
and or n me one Ssancs q SIsss y O. sss,
soldiers. Tho docsrine q tns Church on
this point Of .Passsssry" s |. ooaclss: ]!
place, and We must have faith that PRAYERS VAN
be eacaci0us Dehaii OF on fraends there IN thIs
palied a. the sight Of lis own 6rsG sslisconWcsso6
SO il " with the soul when nEss emerging 1um tns
terrible spectacs Of is ans aud vita she ssouans
that II may DO denied the Drtvtlege a henOid1ng a
TIE GL0RIEe or QUE con, SAILS "A tls
good IN the universe. Thls prvari0n Is the greascsr
punishment OF the damned, ana Ihis enjoyment com.
We ali 's know tSe ssa suerina S rnas y ~ nss.s
and deferred hopes IN tins worid; nad % is is with
Hs. are ~: sss s
bright vestments IN honor Oi The saants woo nave
earnea their reward. and the nexs day shs y cad
ask nrist 10 snatch them from the iions mouth.
lead them to the presence OF Gods 9.ory. three
times DAY tho church prays that her Lmtniul dc
IaI may Fes 70 psss st.
OF tins world are NOT compara6ie with
those o. purgatosy." We shouios SsKe
all should practise penance and moriiicatiou.
Tue saints, mindful Of the sunernes o. purgaiory,
h!mselr IN camel's nair aud fed upon wiiL houey.
These should tcncn US 70 pray lor
THE 3OCLS or OUk DEPARTED FRiBSD0 e&
as at some time In The fOture NAV be as Ihey arc
now-craylng the PRAYERS Of those they lelt benlnd
Look back; have you not lost q dear friend IL inc
past ana, perhaps, to-day they ere crying IN ihe
words oI the prophet, "havUg patty ON me, l0r the
hand ol the Lord hath tOucned me !" ' 49,. .--
Tho music, under the direction OF tue Organfsr.
2r. 0chmilz was beautifully rendered. Tue MASS
~ Dietsch, IN "F maurn Afforded iull SEQ Q 4or the
talents OF the choir. ~ the OnertOry Mercadaute's
ssBcnedicta" was sung o. Messrs Grasehe aud
UrehS ana RossInt's 80 Salutarls" MAS impress
Unger sang the event Creat0r'' before the sermon.
Win sweetness and precision.
The New York herald., 1871-11-13
ST. PAUL,s METHODIST CHURCH.


TIE Gin Or shs Holy Ghsss-ssrnsn -
bishop Scott. N }tass
There was very large congregation present yes-
terday at the morning service In st. Paups church.
Fourth avenue and Twenty second street. Bishop
Scott delivered the sermon. The g1ft OF the Holy
GDost, he said. was . Uift which was offered 60
every person, without regard to tace COLOR nation.
atty or religion. Without tho possession OF this
GIFT no man could be considered good Christian.
1t useless 70 argue that this that or the other
went along In life doing good. helping the poor and
comforting the sficsed: that this or that one went
TO church regularly and always avoided The
coAPANIoNsHIP OF rHs WICKED, p-
while he clung 70 every ASSOCIATION that was good.
II ne had not thls gft he was not Christian Yet
every man had it In his power to obtain possession
Of this gtft- He who had ever IN his personal ms
tory realized thst poins OF happiness commonly
tns e q lis Ways ana cse o. the
OF his heart upou 0od 70 assist him IN his struggle
1ux 1~oroxs or pAnxrrsa gi& ~. y,
ana VINO had iGls tho spirit more Within ham. he'd
thst gifs; and no ono who mad ever experienced
the happiness q possessing would ever give It up
lest he should become abandoned 10 every instinct
that was bad what consolation tt was Tor per.
son know tnAt this priceess gilt was within ms
TSss NJ va vac o. oosn nas % 10 n' e. snd
vnis gift that made the Christian overcome
every temptation In life anu nghs the ROOD light Of
Christ without nlnchtng, no mater what the odds
were against MIN. II was 1t which made heroes Of
weak women and Christianity what It II. without
It everything was weakness and doubt and coldness.
TIE REPENrANr SINNER
felt that he had life aud strength that he never
all the happiness. all the beauty OF the life 70 come.
the speaker then closed with an earnest exnorta-
whion no one could 6e Christian. - -
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

Oshsr soosnoes dorm 4. inslgnsaoanea.. Tne time
has come when kings shall be nurstnQ fathers and
III "a QUExNS eHAM n NUnsIN0 MoTHERs iS
n the Church. Finally, tne church Is exalted IN i8
Destiny. the Churoa II 20 Oeaullul on earth what
will is 30 in deqvont Ou. what shan Il be ID
rHR BErrRn TEMPLE or TIE lORDi
! have alwaye thought tnaS God wOald do some
sning noole Tor nis children yet Nav the Lord help
today wrap yourselves up In HIS garments Re-
momber that tho Church today smells OF al0os.
hlah God.
The New York herald., 1871-11-13
THE BEREAs CHAPEL.


serHsa ~ Rev.. r. 4. Davles--ssp1mr-nus
~ kxDorionced In the Path ef Duty.0
inc mornog services ~ shls church wers xssenael
BY the usual large congregation The passoe. -
Rev. p. l. Davies. preached on the .pif cuIs,ss
penencea IN the Path of Duty,v basans h,s rsuurrn
on the text "The wind was contrary - Ao-- -
Matthew L. - the disciples enbarkod g rhS -.
mand Of uhrist, and were therefore n the pssn1r
duty. The storm whoee awfulneas occssas.ea
20 much fear among them was, -
dlnaculty attendant upon their follovn-.
thar duty. Chrisrs faithfulnsss IN coming % -
enc them from their danger makes that dannar
rebound to His glory. Every child OF COD n -,
scious OF hlndrances "a the peFsofmancs Of -
duty. We are surrounded By dinicuities, rosasds1
BY obstacles, perplexsd and opposed BY soms o.
cumstances IN every endeavor 20 do good. the 30
Of moral rectitude in this world is narrow and bse
on all sides wish snares ana temDtatlouxn NJ -
advanced. with nniooks1.for diihcnisisa Thss =
that We are out Of our = piacs.-tnss the ~
We are endeavoring 70 effect ~ not good -
Is no proof that Christ is unmindfui Of Us ana Z
not come In due season 60 our relief. Tine da0om1
Ties whcn ana ne gooa r "a
the power Of Christ This Ia demonstrated byu
calming Of tne elenenas that we're. % eurrfyine0
paths arc q great praCiical utility. the No.
mem aness have ws0A led arse e' INVENTION "
superior @ farming implements W and 70 the study q
the science or agrlcuiturc.4 Our highways rallres0
bridges tunnels, sleamahips, 90, are the rosulgs g
the necessity to overcome hlndrances to trsvoe
Every branch Of knowledge Ii the record or mano
dilgens investigation Of and triumph over formlns
bic OBSTACLES, In all cases these hDoraneea eeryo
70 impress men with . sense or tneif own nttleneD
and 7dependon0o uDon . higher power; -
they also give him . desire TO- OvoruonD
those dtnlculties. Tne stsEyahc grandeur OF -
storm on the SEE of Galilee Impressed -
while Eheir Danger caused them 70 maze every q.
erti0n to save ,themselveA me appearance g
Ohriss and the calming or the waves gave them alDo
q greater COnsCtOuBn0s8 OF their dependence -
6im. Onriss Il su0s present IN the heart ~ ri
darkness, trouble and failure. II he u preseas -
u light ana Joy and SUCCESS II was not uutN -
disciples hAd completely exhausted their power a.
were conscious OF their weakness and dcpon1GnD
on Christ that He came 70 their relko6