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The New York herald., 1873-11-10
ST. PATRICK,s CATHEDRAL.
The Object OF Mans Creation-Sermon
by the Rev. Father DAILY.

The Object OF Mans Creation-Sermon
by the Rev. Father DAILY.
The weather, bright or inauspicious, has seldom
any erect on the attendance al the Cathedral. It
was, as usual, crowded yesterday. The officiating
clergyman was the Rev. Father McNamee, and,
at the termination OF the first gospel, the Rev.
Father DAILY, who is on visit to this country from
England, preached an instructive and eloquent
sermon. He took his text from the 10th Psalm
"Praise the Lord,v &c. He dilated at length upon
the great OBJECT OF mans creation, showing that
he was placed IN this world to
know and love God and live with
how nature, reason and revelation proved the
existence OF the Almighty, and that having such
evidence oil His being. the only question arose
why God placed US here 1t was to know Him.
love Him and serve Hin; and the more we knew
Him the better we loved Him, for good service
came from love. This end could be best accom- psf.
ed by praising Him. Man was created to be with
God In heaven; those In heaven praised and plorI.
fed Him. The Almighty had given us voice to
praise Him. and man should endeayor TO
practise here what he was to do in
the next world. The reverend gentle.
man concluded his discourse by advocating the
necessity OF prayer. Nothing could be more COM
piete or satisfactory than the choral arrangements
at the Cathedral. Instead OF encouraging in
dividual excellence, the commendabIe aim OF the
director Is evidently TO render the ensemble as
perfect as possible. The result Is appreciated IN
the grand harmony that prevails, and not the least
praiseworthy feature in the performance yesIer-
day OF MI. schmitz's mass In ID major was the
clear and correct pronunciation OF the text a
matter generally regarded elsewhere with indiner-
ence. The services terminated about half-past
twelve O'Clock.
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TO Illustrate q practical expression OF faith.
knowledge was the power and happiness the fruit
OF fwel-doing. but In tn favored land charity was
paralyzed by avarice, and commerce wounded by
our haste. Fashion and extravagance were bring
ing to poverty and Disgrace, both In the church
and community, while IN direct contrast was
Christs simple life. that pointed out the true
source OF happiness, spiritual success and fervent
devotion In the work of His Father. In speaking
OF education and its promptings, DR.. Wild
said that he thought the remrkas
contained In the index were unjust and unreason-
able b0astngs. They themselves would never
have known what knowledge was had they not
been educated, and In his opinion 1t was Ill man.
ners. TO say the least, for them TO boast OF their
science, while at the same time they were striving
TO put down the means OF acquiring ir. man
who believed nothing did nothing Who ever
knew successful reiormer who was not an en-
thusiasts He CDR. Wild mad an interview with
Joseph Arch, President OF the English Labor Re-
form Society. All through the discourse the mans
conceit would have been lntoerant had he not
been reformer. He had the right spirit to sue
ceed In the calling he had chosen In the course
OF his remarks the Doctor alluded to recent pub
lcation entitled "W0man Mans Equal,n which he
considered the most sensible work on the subject.
Ii the author, Rev. T. Webster, had had vixen for
q wife he never would have written that book.
But the key note OF the argument rings through II
and shows how harmonious the mans domestic lie
is The sermon closed by an appeal to the people
to conform to the right, that they might be happy
in the Lord.
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PURITAN CHURCH.

Spiritual and Physical Dcvolopmentcs
At the Puritan church. corner OF Lafayette and
Marcy avenues, the pastor, the Rev. Charles Hall
Everest, occupied the pulpit, dscoursing In the
morning from Ephcsians w. 13-"Wnerefore take
unto you the whole armor OF Cod that ye may b0
able to Withstand in the evil day, and, having
done ALL to stand"
No illustration seemed out OF place in the New
Testament, however bold or vigorous In con-
ception. II we accept the record Of Christian
life given us as an al-sunicent rule OF faith and
practice, the same characteristics must appear In
modern Christianity. II we undertaketo build
after certain style OF architecture we must con-
form TO its rules. What then, does this text teach
us9 That God will furnish the arm0r, wilD
watch the strife, will supplement- the valor
Of His children, that the Vctorys may
never be doubtful but will only interpose in mans
extremity. FOR example, the Israelites, neeing
from Egypt and closely pursued by their late mas
tiers, on reaching the shore OF the Red Ses
received help from the Almighty, path being
which Paul speaks the element Of
HELPING ONEssELF !,
is not omitted. Although miraculous cure was
provided for the lsraetes In the brazen serpent,
yet so long as there was one thing they could do
II only to lOok-they were required to do that The
Cal with those Of the present. Christianity
ass ana Fashionable hage any o the rnsfs
believed on Him ~ Because the arguments Of tho
apostles could not be refuted they were sandered.
The ervor OF the day OF Pentecost was ascribed to
drunkenness. Demetrius, when he found his ina
bility to gainsay the truth, sought to create
A FINANCIAL P1NIC
to suppress It, sour business Ia In danger.v
The following propositions were then maintained
by the speaker -
First-The whole cause OF Christ is the care OF
Christian men. While individual piety is the foun-
datlOn collective piety must take the feld A
man may profess patriotism at home, may hav0
and the pictures OF George Washington and Martha
Washington hung on either side OF It, but II this
be all In the time OF his country's peril he wiz
only make first class home guard. True patriot
ism VIII lead man to the spot where his country
Is In danger.
Second-The demand OF these public obligations
makes the whole armor Of God necessity II only
two-thtrds OF the armor Is used the enemy ts sure
to attack the unguarded spot. A student may de-
vote years to close study, negecting bodily exer-
else, and thus developing brain at the expense OF
acquired attainments, and finally be buried away
by Borrowing friends with regrets at his unttmely
END. Muscular development alone would DO
equally unfortunate. But unite the two and we
have the golden mean. Churches have In some In
stances given entire attention to
SPIRITUAL DEvEL0PMENT
forgetting that faith without works Is dead, while
others have been organized on business or specu-
lative basis. The result Is equally disastrous. Tho
armor and being ready to stand In Chrtst's name
at every post OF duty. whether temporal or spirit
ual. and then no power above or beneath shall be
able to harm.
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paoWNEp IN eOwASUs oANAL

I Patrolman Collar, OF tho Eighth precinct.
BROOKLYN reports that while patrolling his post
Third avenue, about halfpast eight O'Clock on Sat
urday night, he heard some person struggling IN
the water OF the Gowanus Canal at the bridge
near Pourth street. Procuring the assistance or
wafcnman. who Was on duty near Dy, ladder and
rome were obtained. Thus equipped the two men;
auccecded In getting man out OF the water. The
reaching terra Frnad. He was about forty five
years OF age, i've eet seven inches high, stout
built. gray hair and mustache, and had on two
black coats gray pants, white shirt and laced
enoea. Tho Coroner WAS n9ttned
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
SEVENTH AVENUE METHODIST CHURCH.

DIR. wild ON Conformity and Happiness.
The Rev Dr. wild, oftne Seventh avenue Methodist
Episcopal church. Brooklyn, addressed his congrega-
ton yesterday morning upon the necessity OF prac-
ticai Illustrations OF all spiritual doctrines. His
remarks we're based upon st. Johns Gospel, kin,
i7.If yc know these things, happy are ye II ye do
them;u ana in substance nc remarked that, as the
life Of Jesus was in accordance with the doctrines
uc taught 70 1t was incumbent upon His disciples
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Iem jcwehy, less mxury, less exravagance IN
dress, less expensive wines
FEWER FAST WOMEN,
iewer nSt men and more fasting before the
LORD. HOW many persons there are who are kept
rom coming TO church because they cannot wear
the nne dress which Is to be seen on regular
churcngoers No crusade should be preached
against good taste but against bad taste. Whle
We dress let US remember the condition OF them
who have nothing to put on. Let us consider the
poor man Lazarus instead OF following the ex-
ample OF Dives. In the coming winter let US look
10 the wants OF
THE SUFFERING POOR.
IL VIII not be difficult for US TO do this. We have
more grain and more money than we need. Eng
land has paid forty-two millions to us for grain In
nine months. For the first time in the history or
Currency is uniform value throughout the land.
The panic over. It Is our duty, therefore, TO
cheer our fellow men and counteract the evil re.
ports circulated by wicked and designing men.
Let us come back to first principles. Let us trust
In God and bring Christ into the counting rooms.
In many old market towns OF Europe there
is q cross erected TO remind the people
member Christ. Don't fret for net never
pays. Trust in God. Ii is o long lane that has no
turning. The same Christ that came to the Apos-
ties and gave them nre and meat when they were
in need Will not fail to succor us In our afcfons
il we condde in Him. WIN we not conhde In HmY
Wan we not fast for the crimes that have lately
been committed, even though we may not per-
sonally have had any part in perpetl atlng tnems
II we do this, and give ourselves wholly to God,
we may expect relief at no distant day. The
reverend gentleman concluded with q. fervent
prayer for relief OF the suffering. He made pro-
found impression upon his hearers throughout his
entire discourse.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-10

e,nnA IN IFS massage new pretext for ex-
.ortion They assumed in the trst place, that
thew must have 10 per cent net proht on
the nominal capital invested ID their roads
and the large sums furnished 20 them by
the people is a part of the aggregate upon
which the same people are required to pay
them the interest. Such claim is most
unreasonable. Their capital was invested
in railroads, subject to the fluctuations anu
casualties Of business, and that is all that
will be conceded to them. They must also
submit the cost and methods of their man
agement 10 the scrutiny of the juries OF the
State, and must account for all unnecessary
expenses incurred in efforts TO counteract
rivals. or to force business into unwilling
channels. In their pretended obedience 20
law, Il is manifest they are merely acting q
mart. intended TO test the frmness OF the
people, They nolonger discriminate they
saw They now apply the knife to the root OF
every branch Of industry. | have seen
the proposed tariffs Of many of the roads
and thew are avowals of distinct purpose
TO crush out every interest with the utmost
impartiality. They intend TO compel tht
next legislature to repeal the railroad law
of last winter, they mean TO make wal
upon every effort to curb them, and to use
the pc ,ple as the agents of their own un
doing.
Let me repeat what | have said before
that this is your government 1t was mad
for YOU and is subject to your will. 1t |
true that the great body of human right
is beyond all human control; we live AM
, are free, and can choose and pursue gu
r own employments, asking permission iron
| no man nor no government, and sublec
! only to the duty to do no harm to any
+ Our forms of government need no alterd
I ton they only require the direction an
I SUPPORT of an intelligent, honest, industr
Gus people. who are ready to do justice.
5 all, and will submit to wrong and inlusnc
= from none.
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THUNDER AT THE EAST.
A New Departure in Maine.

From the Portland (Me.) Argus Jnly l.
We find in the Ar0oStook Times, pub
lished at Houlton, a call for county Con
yention to be held at Bridgewater, in that
county, on the 10th of July and it is the
most significant political document which
has been issued in the State this year. 1t
is a movement among the solid men Of the
Republican party, in that county. The
call already has several hundred sigma
lures, all Republicans, and the expecta-
ton is that the number will reach near
thousand The signers mean political
reform the publication of our county,
State and nation, as writer in the Times
expresses il, and this they mean to have.
1t will be seen that all in favor OF this
movement are invited to participate, with
out reference to previous political athla-
ton, and we understand that the general
sentiment is 10 90 into the movement hear
tily. 1t may be that this Is, in fact, a
breaking out Of the Western Farmers
movement in Maine We understand that
Vermont has already fourteen Oranges OF
Husbandry. and it is possible that we are
to have them in Maine. At any rate, we
are quite sure that this movement will
take a form that may readily assimllate
with that so popular and already so pow
erful ut the West. The following is the
call above referred to, and which, as will
be seen, the Times says is taking like
wiiddrc.' We quote from the Times:
The following call for Peoples County
Conv ntion, IA be held at Bridgewater.
July 10, is being circulated throughout
the country for signatures, aud is taking
like wildfre. Having the right ring, II
speaks for itself:
The undersigned, your fellow-eitizens
believe that crisis has fully arrived wheI
the interests of our nation, State, anC
county earnestly demand that our rulers
from the highest official to the lowest
should be called to give an account to the
people whose trust they have so waritonly
betrayed, and whose interests they have
made subservient only to their own lust
for plumber and power.
Continued on third page
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GILMAN! CLIMAX!

Pages Climax Salye. 4 Family
blessing for - cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should he withCat it.
We warrant it tOcUrc ScTGfula
Sores, Salt Kheum, C!...i.:ains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and SVraiIs.
1t has been used ever twenty
years, without Gre fai ure.
ut has no manipulating per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound of
Arnica, with many ether Ex-
tracts and BalNamS, and put up
in larger boxes for the same
price than any other Ointment.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
,,o,,vov n,xxyx AND SUP

"FoR wAYsrHAr ARE DARK AND TRICKS THAT AAA
VAIN" II IL said that the heather chinee Is pecu
lar This Is doubtless true. Bat these FEATURES Sr'
also apparent within the ranks otthe American peo
pie We would suggest to those unfcrtnnatep ersohS
who have been in the ways that are dark OF "ho
have injudciously practiced tricks that are Sain'
that there is help for them. DR. 4. D. Heyhoius' Vi
Rochester the great friend TO erring humanity Is 'ne
person to furnish the proper and speedy rel'ei al"
cure. The advertisement of DIR. Reynolds VIII ue
found in this paper and from his great success III te
branches of the profession towh'eh he mas devoted
so many years ofhis life, he is very generaiy ooinu
/ cd in
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The Real velpau Female Pills,
Warranted French.

These Pills, SO celebrated many years ago in
Paris, for the relief of female irregularities and AZ
forwards tor their criminal employment In The prac-
tce abortion, now offered for sale for the first
time in America They nave been kept in compara-
tive obscuriy from the fact Thai the originator pr.
Nepsu, Is physician in Paris of great We alth and
has tricl conscientious principles and has withheld
hemfrom general use, lest they should be employed
for unlawful purposes.
In overcoming Female DISTINCTIONS, Falling Of the
Womb, Whites, Green Sickness, Suppression, Re
tentinn. lmmoderate Flow of the Monthly Dis
charges. Nervous and Spinal Affections, Psins in the
Back and Limbs, fatigue on slight exertiOn. Papita-
ton Of the Heart, Mysteries. &c and will affect a
cure when all other means have failed and although
powerful remedy, do not contain eaiomel, antmO-
ny. or anything hurtful 10 the constitution.
To married ladies and young girls VITO have never
been regulated, they peculiarly suiEed They
will, 10 short time, bring on the monthly period
with regularity.
CAUTION Married ladies should never take hem
when there l. any rsasoH 10 believe themselves preg
naut for they will be sure to produce miscarriage
Ladies CAP procure box sealed from the eyes OF
the curious by enclosing dollar and SIX postage
stamps 10 NJ. W MACOMBER, General Agent for
UniteG States and ranad4s. a. Albany, Y. or any
authorized agent.
LII lgylv
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MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS
aud
PHOENIX BITTERS.

The most Successful Medicines
in the world.
Established in 1885, by one of
our Most Eminent Physicians,
and now used throughout NOrth
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine in cases Of diseased
Liver, Blood, or Skin, Indiges-
ton, COStiyeness, Bilious Com
plants, Rheumatism, and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands of certificates are
in our possession, giving detailed
accounts OfperfectCURES effect
ed by these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System, and
put the functions of the body
in a healthy condition.
II Sold by Druggists everywhere.
j. 7. Rowland, Proprietor, So Liberty
Street. New York.
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cATARRE REMEDY.
Catarrh ut 25 Years Stan.
ding.

With droppings in throat almos to Chok-
ing, Headache, Pains in Lhoulders, Back
and kidneys and entire Breaking Gown
of the System, cured by Constitutional
Catarrh Remedy
To Messrs. LITTLEFIELD & HAYES, Proprietors
of Constitutional CaIarrh Remedy, Manchester,
y. H.:
reside at Manchester, y, H., and previously re-
sided al Heuniker, and native OF Wears, this
State / have had Catarrh % years, ever since
was ~ years old had It bad all the time. 1t run
all thar period, and NIL hts ii would NIL up and drop
down In my throat, causing feeling OF choking,
SO that | woald spring up in bed 10 save myself
from strangulation. 1t affected my head so that
felt confused, and was troubled with severe head
ache intervals for a week at q time. | also had
pains in the shoulders. back and Kidneys from
which | suffered immensely. so bad were they.
that year ago last summer was Obliged 10 lie in
bed uIest of the time for three months | have
tried all kinds of snuff and Catarrh remedies with
particular benefit, and consulted physicians.
| began 10 take the Constitutional Catarrh Remedy
last August. began to grow better before finish.
| ing the first bottle. NJ cattArrh is cured: my
health is restored. have pains, aches cough.
4 Ny whole system Il made over new. | know II is
| this medicine that has rescued me from intense
suffering and almost the grave. am now able 10
do the hardes work and bear the greatest exposure
and feel that cannot say too much in favor of the
| Constitutional Catarrh Remedy.
| MRS, K, J. FLANDERS
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Beware Of Counterfeits!
JOB MOSES SIR IAmEs CgL4RkE's

Arc s1snstreiE COUNTERTErTED DtAAoa.sf Dv,.oolst.
sndeao~ 20 @I the oosRtests MAKE greater sroas
Ine GENUINE hare ne name If job Moses On saeA
paetnge. Af Others tnoYtAiess ssastafious The
okNuHk Pills are unfAing IN the cure OF ali thoss
PAINFUL and dangerous diseases TO which the female
cohsutution u subject They moderate all excessive
AND cure All suppression Of the menses when cansed
~ eolo, Inflammation, or disease. In all cases OF
ne,'2os ana spinal Affections. Pains in the Back
an LIMBS, fanRue on slight exertion, PalpitAtion
o. the Heart, Mysteries and Whites they will affect
cure wnen AL other means have failed and Although
efy poweriui contain nothing hurtfal TO the most
Dreular IN English German and French around
eaen bottle gives full direction and advice
- Ihs GENUINE Pills sold at most drug stores but
u your druggist cannot supply the GESUINF do not
pc persuAded 70 accept counterfeit or bogus ar
VIE nos ssnn One Dollar 70 the sole proprietor lob
Moses, " tortandt Street. New York with name
Of express ohee At which you viii call for the pseE
eke, and bossle OF the GENUINE pila recnyely and
safey packed an plain wrappers win be sent by
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Extract Of Buchu.
e E N D E E s O II 8
NEW AND IMPROVED
Compound Fluid Extract
B u Q H u
Extract Of Buchu.

a Specific Remedy for all diseases Of the Urinary
Hsaus. non-retcntion or incontinuance OF urine
irJauons inflammation, or liberation of the Bladder
as Kidneys, stone In the Bladder Gravel or Brick
ds deposit Brights disease, milky discharges, and
az Diseases OF Ihe Bladder, Kidneys, PROSTATE
qand, whether affecting Male, Female or Child.
Bon WEAKNESS, arising from youthful iHiiscre-
is db1Ese dissipation, attended agitk
"a ftse following pt0DlS Nervous Debility.
70 q Memory, i'4dispoSfion 10 srsTfioa or btisi-
q loss Of PoIosr, ShortHesS or Breath. Trssa-
bs T. Troubled ScHh thoughts Of DiseGSs. DiBaneSs
a 5si0a. PUN IN tie Back. CAsSf and Head, Rash
cBtood 10 ths Head, SIN Erapti"Hs, Pale COuH'
tstaee, and Dry skin.
ftacsp symptoms are allowed 20 90 on, very fire.
qmtiy Epiieptic Fits and Consumption follow.
T. insane asyiuus and the records Of denth by COL
snpiion bear ample witness 10 the truth of the as
SCION where the constitution becomes affected with
uhuic weakness. it requires the aid of invignr.
aag medicine TO strengthen and tone up the sys.
/ te. which HENDERSON BUCHU does in every case
| oIs FEMALES young or old, married or single. at
tidawn of womanhood or at the turn OF life, HIN.
/ D. On BUDHU has no equal in diseases peculiar
females. as in painful or difficult menstruntion
Comic inflammation of the Uterus, railing of tho
/ Mlb. LeuhhrFea OF Whites. Sterility or Barrenness
anal complaints incident to the sex. whether arts
irfrou indiscrhtion- habits ofdssipation, or in the
ddne or change Of life. HENDERsON's BuCHU Is
uGgalIed by any remedy known Ii II prescribed
hlhc most eminent physicians all over The world
ic used after confinement, and all enfeebied con,
Id lions of boil sexes and all ages
dyspepsia OR INDIGESTION HEADACHE. psin in the
shhGers, coughs, dizziness, sour stomach, eructa
tbs, bad TASTE in the mouth, palpiIRtiOn of The
h-t. pain in the region ofthe kidneys, and thons
= an other painful symptoms, are the offspring o
Da4epsia. HENDERSON, BUCHU invigola tes :ht
sbilach. stimulates the torpid Liver, bowels ant
khcys to healthy action, in cleansing the bloot
Oh Impurities, ana impartng new life and vigol
/, tdhc whole system. II is the Great Life giving
PilciDle
1 On TAPE AND OTHER WORMS, by which thOusandi
otTso. young ana old. are Affected are eftectual
: Iyemoved from the system by HENDERSON, tUCHU
: WINS exist upon the diseased humurs and not up
otne healthy elements of the body. NOvermifuges
aiIeIminIes system of medicine will so efeetu
al free the system from these monsters of diseas'
: Ii, HENDERSON New and Improved Extract iu
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BURDSALL'S
ARNICA EMINENT
Established Twenty Years.

Is THE ORIGINAL GENUINE PREPARATION
J VI the Arnica Flower, Leopard's Band and
contains all its well-kLJwn healing properties N an
.lisiDlr form Tor external application, and a. such
u ht-hly recommended ny all the member Of thu.
Medical Faculty, familiar with the wonderful cura-
tive properties Of the wonderful plant particularly
IN case % BURNS. for which It il -ingularlv an
picable possessing the wonderful property OF al
laying pain the instant II Is applied.
II Is an JHrdlaa5Ie Cllre far
BURNS. SCALDS SPRAINs
RHEUMATISM. CHILBLAINs
EXPLANATIONS, BRUISES. CUTS. WOUNDS.
SWELLINGS, NEURALGIA
CHAPPED HANDS, AND ALL PAINS,
Ind Eq,LIAy 'ceH Adaptsd for Horses.
H-SdN