, 1873-02-23

| c0tlrfe and THAR frinuIc nd tn nna nf on
frot-clags restanrants and cniovnd m eiocan
and lu1urions rraddino rana4t
,, ne!. ". van Meter writes from home TO e.
hdpisL \ eesty to say that every one o1 hu
s;noots nas Deen reopenedl anu ~ lte , no" fnn "
n.il; oi III moIe successfully tnah notua s., ~ /!
| tended every NIGHT. He wag about to open .
similar night school for women. He declares
that the cause Of the trouble which closed hi
schools for a while was his distribution Of Bi
bles aud Testamcnts. and tracts, and the tloui
| ciliA1y visits OF his teachers Ho WAS requestei
to Withdraw from the Vatican mission and tt
| teach ordinary things in his other schools ant
| he should have no further annoyance. He de-
| clined
While the minds OF all good Daptists in this
| country are aeitated about the baptismal pants
| question, the Ritualists of England, who do moi
take to the water, are also disturbed BY 2 qnes.
ton Of apparel. ian Inquiring Catholic writer
tothe Church Times, organ Of the Advanced
| Angicans, desiring to be told where he can gel
! 4 hair shirt. We learn Of this anxious query
tnlouen another IT,, no"spape1' mn,cn on4appn;, al
t1ue ~ etso 10 tA1o eu:'o4 as"e -
e -t;n1 tna - ~ =, Groat nr;+a;n
I'LL d A'c4o ~ eooal1o'eo IL ~ oA' ol'A1'A
The Wesleyans report membership Of G39 in
Italy, and 5s6 scholars in schools. The number
Of communicants in the italian free churches is
not far from 900; in the Waldonsian churches
little lesa than 1000. The Baptists number
less than the Wesleyans; hence tho entire num-
Der OF communicates in evangelical churches
falls short of 1000, The hearers Of the Gospels
are twice as many. These figures represent the
entire Protestant population outside Of tho
Waldensian Valleys. They differ materially
hai;oraJ .1 ~ a ~ ra'oel o4Eazz'' JUL afe
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The wel-known Elder Jacob Knapp writes
Romine, as follows: II now despair OF being
able to preach this winter. I take cold very
easily, and the slightest cold affects nv whole
System, especially my throat, lungs, and head.
am not able to so anywhere until the weather
becomes warmer There is much to be- done for
Jesus in this sin-stricken world, aud the work is
go glorious that can hardly endure the thought
Of being idle q moment But the Lord managed
this world very well before came into it, and
expect he will when leave it. He can do bet-
ter without me than cen without Him. long
to be in the field amid the groans Of the wound
ed and the songs Of tho redeemed Still some
tlmes e3cla1n, Como, angel bands, and bearne
A"aS W na5 nnino1sal none-
The Church Sunday School 1Eaqaziue Gondon
pictorial). for January has portrait of fhepre
ent Lord Chancellor OF England, who, it states,
has been a Sunday-gchooi teacher Tor twenfv~txro
years, In the accompanying remarks We read
that "the arduous duties which have now fallen
upon him have not been admitted az reason
why his Sunday work should be given up From
twenty to twenty-five young men and lads Of 16
1h8ncEi-
1or regularly at the schools Of ALL Souls Church
Langha1n place, Sunday, with his Bible lesson
ready for them" Our readers will recollect that
the present Chancellor is Sir Roundell Palmer
that was.
q Committee Of Roman cures. spoke Of fhe thrce
temntations of Christ and odded & 1Va fon
continue to be the object Of Temptations Tbs
worst Of these temptations is held Ont hr t},ose
who offer us money, and saw HOLY Father. lat |
us come to the best terms re can. i've viii rive |
you peace and tranquility and from three to six |
millions. ALI these thinrs viii oivn un+o tbaa
Il thou wilt full down and vorship ma'" H;s
Hoiiness gaid that fla ALMIGHTY Tnp1I o;ra Nv t
strength to resist these temntafions' nr,d a5ied
's Yon may repeat my words 10 YOUR parishioners.
a.ad thus shall hare spoken to tie people OF
Rome. Let US be humble and resist lie 1nst for
money. After the temptations. an anrel came
md miniHtered 10 Christ and tbna fhe an1a1s
6ili come and comfort M"
Protestant schools have so rapidly increased |
ot the very purpose, mas nlt upon novel way
% head them oh by establishing Catholic as
)ne beneft Vii arse rom 4hia fi,o ;nstr,ot;o-
II The Roman youth who Tera too eeners'fV nsr.
nitted to crow m in icnorancn ,,ndar tha nsna1
.cgime. The M.rchiHeaa pa+n1; hea shp1. shapan
NO to ora her nersona1 otfant;nn ~ ~ .a ~
he enternrige of that arra1ient Awar;csn foJr
Irs. J. B. Gould The Chsnla;n sfsan n5 T. Pat, Icy,
7ilI allow tho Marchfoneas 31f} 1iTo a roonth ~
he maintanance Of har fTeo scboo1a and 30 80
iii 1--WE he children dinner ere erepr a,r ~ sne
nducement to keen than owsv f-o;y,, 1u NJ aA
3ould F '80''' A"1' 1'oA1 uI1s'
Ife growing intensity OF the anti-Protestant
eenng IN the hltuaAstlc party receives fresh
u! Illustration IN proposal made by the Church
ines with respect to the Martyrs Memorial, at
,4foro- Inc statues IN the ARCHES OF the mono
lel are those of Cranmer, Ridley, aud Latimer.
onrna1 THE ira caaractar ~ theao s.s sa5s ,nas
nl|nnTn tn ali sara faw a,ndits acIa,a. scIn "as
'hey passed for saints who had d;od nl1in ~ ,ts
ruth Now that tha real focts ora Lno,rn ~ - 10
n insn]t to tio scho1arsbin mi n;.,,- st;11 t
nund in Oxford tn lcayo the tlres ;nnnstora l ~ ~
MACE of dignity. Iet THAR imaoos Ia r,,l1aJ |
own and The yacant snacas ha f{}laa xy;4,, ~ |
tatues Of three real English nartvrs. "M Ractet @
bo died TOR thu Church Mt tho hands ~ ~
tate: Land Who died for. Catho1;ciarn ~ ~ t1,e
ands Of Proteatants and pattesnn ,rha ~ d;a5 ;a
r. Christianity At the hanas of ;dnlntora Thes,
1e memorial viii really merit the mama Nh #
aor. @' N'311' '0o nA1no ~
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