, 1874-07-12
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The Rev. Charles Finr61cv ohss.: ~ j.
~. ao,.;.a 80 49,, 49,, ~ 9''4 'es Eaae III
@ao 'e:o's o0''eo oA 'Ao ue'n TO saan dead"
spicers opinion in regard to the Ceecbssr J..
| is that the rane ia not worth tbo fo,n.-S ~aao
When was beef-tea first ment;ona,1 :.
When Henrv VIII dissolved ~ n.l - usso9
| NHo apal Bull
rmladelph.a vas first hofrified and Then d.
| ey1u.n dressed in white linen " cle''
na D;..t ~,
Donn 1ists sa5s tho proper thing to do wt..
I4 N' . 10 hold fast "a
sne eeA' a1o Soy sou1 p'ayefs- Anyhow, hoii
last to your seat"
A notorious rniser. havinr bo..,
duent cha1lty-sermon. Exclaimed =. r.; very elo~
strongly proves the necessity ~ In. Ms sermon
almost mind to turn begrar.' hara
It il e,sv tn tall that Westrinz,sr tut,
1onnring nlace Of American. m Sahs.:1e5 tia
bacco that ara subsequently swar. eta"p ss1 pSt2-
SANCTUARY. f' oa@ u TIT
Cincinnati has sensational minister who s,v,
I'm as frea ~ = }og ~, i'm yes ~ ~. ny nsue
ent A. hoc ~ ;cs Nv a,st;nn ~ 49,. ~ ..nispeat-
md can raaIa nv ~ caooon co,oo coss sl,s9;
~,
AAo ucStt tAno ~ PuA6akolf "aS o1fcd GiapusAi
Cet"sen n,ta '4e :; nlHn9p ot Matelford :ad Fatae,
oLeary- u IS NOT hhe!y that the former WI
however Closed It yerv neat,v b br ."tx, ts,T WA
Bishop, Your lordsbip NAV go farther % .nH ~ ~
,r0rsa,; ' o. a4'o 1Ra
a fTo1estans from the country. who spent TIT
other sunda! In New YORK, told his wife On hl
return, that he attended " Dr.. Albana shplci
IN the morning. He expressed himself u
ssid Ia was ,,~ns;sai ~ al oat
f,.toisca ,o, ,,lad - rt.,;,i. @ taat .ne Aonss
their servicca ~' 's1A'0 'Anoa5o
>Aeo oeA ''o'7-
Did ever quote the remark Of Mr. Carl-le?-
that II Christ should 1eappear On earth and conn
in London he did not think anybody here EouN
pay him much attention. Then, checking hm
IT,, ~, 1ss, sau III; ~ ea1'.le, tn1nS Lot
1;o at, "ou1a k4so InEast nfeah1as1-Loa-
'N''' A't'e' ~ 0'0 1'et0 o'" 1''oHne.
4 Sunday school teacher was giving le,so1
on Ruth she wanted to bring ont the kindnes.
larger haudfu1s OF wheat. Now, children, eLu
said, s.Boaz did another nice thing for Rutb ~.
you tell me what it was5" "AIsrred hcrIs
said one OF the boys.
4 woman who Was baptized recently lost ber
back hair in tho brinY ware, Her husJand
believing that
Religion never was deaeusa j.
6shcd out the aDpeudaea with hoon-ro,. mi
Tried it On the rocks.-De{fnst .7ouruni ''4'
" ~ 1uo Icy. ~. ocauoer cnutcQ, IN Brookyn,
:: ,,1, L.; on SUNDAY, EnJaa h-Tas suddenly
:aon aa 10 &c. as Rtecentof, "a tne snsence Of tho
ID tho platform with so,na trenidat;o3 Int ~
.uittcd himself croditably. A Tow niurtcs ;ai,r
lie pastor followed with his text. AWhat dots.
hou here, Elijah ?"
- - "s.so e. ,o!u wy u1o peea ~ Li1e cucas
~ '1aa "uieh ~ cou'so: ne MS aelsotea. oa!-
- 10y aleas :o0e: Anu, nnii1 NaunlS Hlo u
eu' e,1 - 'ousu - 0e.o Nsll' olnolan, suppose
-. ~ "aIt tnm. W ~ ~ onutcn, 'o-motio" 1as
t.to t:1T kna0?a snoaen., auu .uen ans cseo'
cousin .Molle, cnufea Wss anything Like c4-
ua' soo "ou1on n4''e ~ ASK n'e ~ so'
The Rev. Mr. Parry, Of Worcester, Mass,
ainks ne mas 1ound way 70 h1 the attention Of
ls congfeRaslon. Every SUNDAY no ANNOUNCED
an 49, 1oplc ior 1no lono"1ne ounoay sermon 1nd
81 az tueln u nans up Loe epptopI1ate re1t Ina
'1on!nR ~ a1e otaHp!es o. n' annGuncemen1s
,ad ~ iEso; o. >, :. m1 aoMn; Aaccneqs, -,
q :r'e Te stes. 1ees. - tapu2t4ee LgsI 1aSeaKe'
ne ny s.,t' I1nren.s ot Aoss i,ahk' 1no
1oAA 4eAI WALL Aloas d. eAfpus'
"Oh Lord! Thou kpoHcst," PRAYED q Con.
ecticnt Deacon in church-meeting, "tha. an
1Gcted with most impions aud deprived son.
'hou knowest that he will swear, and ie aad
bat on the last Sabbath day ho nas seen WALK.
ag down the principal street in the village, NTH
Is n1 hsnda IN bis pockets Thlsthng the following
usom[ sana - anu 1ne consTesas;oa zero
,a1ad;o-sst, ~ t.,. nf. r.. ~ anAeo Do9o1e W"
4S1oo'ooo15 4Aon4 tt4o no'@on pu1sea'ap nps'
II Auerbach had lived q couple Of years in
merica before writing Waldfred be would haya
scaped not q few mistakes Because us haze no
tate Church he imagined We have no religion,
nd the old people ut loms receive tho son and
ID children as heretics. Annette wonde1ed how
Folfgapg, one Of the new arrivals from Ame1i-
!, must leal on seeing church-tower4 and hea1-
g church-bell. He seemed to her Ike ono
ON future age; and abe wanted 10 question
m, to learn how things we're to be after cur
:ys had passed away. But perhaps this il not
very far our OF the WAY; Wolfeang hta
ZEN brought up in Chicago.-Golden Age.
Tn +ba ,,r;ah church ~ Fa,+orc.;s,, or..
~ e1;.ted and ;ndaed stifi iin@ara II, so,. ss
rts of the conr,trr of thc nracetnr ~ ~ co-,.
union Sahbaths' realinc nnt e,ch si,;,}s M ,ins =,
a nsa1rn or naranhrasn hafore = w., snns bT
= con0reeat;on a. ona no1o1,rr;a-, srn3.y
a nrscentor nh.sr1ed tia noh1a 1,1n;iv ~
,},ntina annroach;ng tho +ah,a. aua 1,ra}v ~
'tant on+ hy thos. ro,, o-os.a1;;' ha,o-a than1
n5 varv 1ea1ons ~ tba;r nes...a,o1.t;aa hs
iad outto ~ ;.5;r;d,.i -vha.,, ~ naa.;ds,o5
ha ia nrnc;naT ahstao,. -, n1a.n1. - 80 49,
"a, g Coma hacS Toct a1d 1at q Tia Tia nrpb7s r7
~ 49,, 49, '1s ',.n;n - aao ~ b;s
he took up his duty, and went o.
read the line, Nor stand in ainners' ways."