The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-13
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
July l3---Sixth Sunday Alter
Pentecost.
PROGRAMME OF PULPIT DISPLAYS TO-DAY
Herald Religious Commu-
nicantS.
The ''Invisible Preacher"...His
Advice to Young Men.
E FART HIS DES T IN Y.
EARTH'S DIES my.
Mans Responsibility to
His Creator.
Movements of the Clergy
Of All Scots.
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES In HEATHER NATIONS
Services To-Day.

Services To-Day.
Rev. DIR. Anderson breaches morning and even
ing in the First Baptist church.
sWhat Becomes OF Our Prayers" is the topic
upon which Rev. George McCampbell Will dilate
this morning in Spring street Presbyterian church.
Young peoples prayer meeting in the evening.
Rev. John +. Goodman VIII preach at the usual
hours, morning and evening, in the Methodist Free
Tabernacle.
''Babit" is Rev. wayand Hoyt's evening subject
at the Tabernacle Baptist church There will be
the customary morning service.
At Sixteenth street Baptist church Rev. ID. B.
Jutten will preach this morning and evening.
Rev. william Kirkus breaches this evening in
the chapel of ST. Luke's Hospital.
Rev. Frederick SILL rector OF st. Ambrose church,
will to-day deliver his fourteenth annual sermon
The pastor elect of Plymouth Baptist church,
Rev. Dr. d. Henry Miller, will preach at halLpast
ten A. M. and quarter to P. VI.
Preaching in Westminster Presbyterian church,
morning and evening by Rev. J. X. Demarest.
Gearing for the Soul" will be expounded by Rev.
P. L. Davies this evening in Berean Baptist church.
The morning services in the Church of the Ref
ormation will be conducted by Rev. U. T. Tracy.
w. l.. KOlb OF Madison University, will preach
this morning and evening in Central Baptist
Rev. Halsey W. Knapp breaches this evening in
the First Mission Baptist church.
The services at the Evangelical Lutheran Church
of the Holy Trinity this morning will be conducted
by DR.. KrOtel, the pastor
Rev. william p. Corbitt breaches morning and
evening in the DeKalb Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, Brooklyn.
DR.. Hepworth's congregation Church OF the
Disciples) will be addressed to-day by Rev. A. J.
Lyman Of Milford, Conn.
Rev. DR.. Hugh Smith Carpenter, OF San Fran
cisco, will this morning address the congregation
Of the Second Presby terlan church, Brooklyn.
The usual services in DR.. Flagg's church, Eighty
fifth street. the Doctor himself officiating.
The services at st. Ignatius' church, Rev. DR..
Ever preaching, will begin at nine and hali-pas
ten A. NJ, and five p. NJ
Mr.. Clinton Roosevelt will address the Cosmo-
politan Conference on "what is Needed to Restore
the South to Prosperity"
DR.. r. 7. Haock lectures before the Robinson
Hall Spiritualists at halfpast seven p NJ.
The monthly concert OF Morning Star Sunday
school will he addressed at balfpast two p. M by
Rev. r. s. Macarthur and DR.. Cameron.
The "Invisiblc Preachcr''-Important
Periods in Young Mems Lives.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
There are thousands of persons in New York and
neighboring cities who instead OF going TO church.
buy the HERALD on Sunday mornings, and under
the soothing influence OF cigar lay OF in luxu-
rious TO reach this class and to add feature
to the already interesting religious department OF
the HERALD the 'Invisible Preacher" ascends his
rostrum and in trumpet tones calls all nonchurch-
goers to give him their attention. Young men
seldom stop to consider that the most critical and
important period OF their lives is between their
twentieth and thirtieth years. 1t is the hinge upon
which the door OF their future lie opens
by time; the years when prudent programmes
should be formed; the time when O dollar laid by
leads the owner to independence perhaps to fame
and fortune; while, on the other hand, silver
mounted walking cane, cigar or glass OF ntoxi
eating liquor may lead the participant to State
Prison or the scafrold These are the seeds which
If sown, will respectively produce their own irui,
in due season. At the present moment we can
point 10 a man who was led by fancy walking
cane to within a few yards OF the scaGod, from
which he may yet be suspended; while what ruin
has not that FIRST glass" wrought From twenty
to thrty-ah what precious years, especially the
first few, in which a lie OF happiness and honor
among men may be chosen The first prin-
ciple % attain this is economy without
though the greatest duty OF ALL the regular attend
ance at your respective churches. This will keep
you to deal fairly with your fellow man from day
TO day. The single mans sunday monotony is
broken by his two visits 10 church, while he feels
the satisfaction that he has performed the duty
OF a Christian. The family man feels proud in es-
corting his wife and happy offspring. In fact, the
whole scene. II complete, includes all Gods people
thronglng the highways and all the glorious sounds
OF the Sabbath mingled Truly this would be the
reflection of Heaven And now TO give a few poin Is
OF advice concerning the success or failure
OF the basis which everybody Is supposed
TO lay the first few years alter maturity. As an
eccentric person OF our day remarked, "Nevcr eX-
pect any profit from any source except by labor.r
1fyou should have commenced as engineer be
an engineer and nothing else. You may find a for.
tune In that calling. as thousands already have,
but they were dreamerS OF their work.
And here we come to that most critical OF all
human creatures In the walks OF life the million
natre merchants son. He had never boarded at
81 so per week in an attic in Broome street and
done pOrter's duty in merchants ONCE. No lie
was ordered from Harvard by his father made q
Here we shall leave him until his thirtieth year,
and II we find him then welded to his business he
has laid the right basis and IL safe. The other
ofmilli0nnares, who had entered under similar Cir
cumstances, be assured the majority Of them on
seeing the respectable balances OF their fathers
books, felt pen too heavy and figures too much a
bore. Then comes the clerk, who ranks next to
the members OF the firm Strict economy should
be his undertaking rule and at the end OF his pro-
baton he will have his basis laid, such IL is.
Finally and in general let nobody, who has made
a fortune In a place, or IL making one, a clerk
who Is doing tolerably well and IL offered lew
dollars in an opposite ONCE, ever change.
THE INVISIBLE PREACHER
The Destiny OF This Earth-Thc Re-
sponsfbility Of Man to the Almighty.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
II mankind could realize the terrible conse.