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Professor Tyndsli has rePub 'ished. with some
slight alterations and the restoration OF q fes
passages omitted in the delivery. the address
with which he opened the meeting OF tue Brit
ish Association ~ Belfast I'm \ short preface
20 the address, the Professor make some COM
ments on the unexpected Amoanf % crit
ctsm" which hts address has proruked lie
genes generAlly me interpretations which have
teen put upon his expressions. In one passage
he disavoWs the charge that he h . mater Al
isiie stheist." but does not state expressly in
which particular point an erroneous oOnstruc-
ton has been put upon hts language. lie re-
nndiAtes the statement that :" he VAS led on BY
me cheers OF his audience 60 use words which
NO re nded man, With . sense OF the gravest
responsibility, could employ" The words 60
snieh reference Vas made we're written IN
s swift srlSnd, aud they evoked no cheers, but =
refers 10 some Observations OF the RishoD of
Manchester, with the rem ara thst he A. NOT
10y 90 e among the earliest a. discern the
inward and spiritual signs of the times or 20
prepare for the conditions v hioh forvshsioU.s
he aludes - Dean CoSle's speech, termins
nm Material Atheist" ami saws mai
such attacks have lost their power =, tpisrs
To the denunciations OF Cardinal CulleR ne
replies that his EN- hence Is impotent in the re-
ftsn OF science. ''Tht youth OF Ireland Vii in
bibe ", however slosly thew will be leaVeDef
by II, however gradually" He concludes nv
saying; "ln connection with tue charge OF afhe-
ism / would make one remark. Christian men
are proved by their writings % have thei-
hours % weakness und doubt wel a. thei
uOAle o. a. u conviction, sud IN
myself share In tier Own way these variation
OF mood aud teafr. We're the religious vtesso-
many 81 my aSsaiiau's the Oniv Alternative
ONES, I 90 rot know Low strong the claims OF M
doctrine OF material stbeism' upon fuv ale
gaECe might be. Probably they would be verg
ttrcrg. but, as ~ Is, have noticed during years
OF self observation, that it h. not in hours o.
cleAruess and vigor that this doctrine commend.
itseii 10 nv mtEd; that az prcsence OF stronger
and healthier thoughts % ever disS3lves ADD dis
appears. ~ Offering no solution OF the mystery
IN WHICH We dwell amT Oh which Kra fRru -
THE CzAR AND THE PopE-The Wsirsr
Fresse asserts that some months aro the En-
leror william caused inquiries % he made Al
the Vatican ~ 20 whether be could count upon
an smicahle reception by the Pope a. case he
should carry out bic project Of going 90 n lue,
and should pay visit e. HE Holiness PiusT
IS understood 70 have replied that 10 should De
happy 20 receive the visit OF hts MAiestv nut
that heregretted that ''his situation won q not
allow him 20 give his ilustrioas guest 20 bril-
, snt Isoepsioh as be predecessor gave 20 the
bare added in hts letter that lie recommended
the Polish Catholics 10 the protection OF his
Majesty. We are justihed in believing that our
contemporary has been led into error. The re-
lStions which exist between the Cabinet OF
Berlin aud the Vatican are OF a nature e. rem
ger any such proceeding impossible Besides
IL has always been understood that m Ms Ma.
1esty health enabled him % return the visit
paid BIN oy King Victor Emmanuel he would
meet the latter az Milan and would not 20 be-
you'd that city.-Nori, 81 BTrsssis, sept. "a.
FEEBLESRss IN THs AsEp.-Tn a r.cspt
clinical lecture at Guys Hospital, London, ~,
HarbeshOn mentioned the case Of an Cd man
who died simply from the shock 20 hts enfeebled
frame produced by going out In the cold and
fog. lie also mentioned the case OF a woman
" bo bad died At the age Of i02, and who during
the winter months IN the later years OF life, re-
fused 60 leave her bed, saying that N was the
only place where she could keep warm lie
believed that the uniform warmth OF Tie bed
preserved her life, and that old people should
be advised 10 keep warm, aud a. they csnnOt
eat large meals, they should take them more
frequently than younger persons. The interval
1et"sen me night and morning meals is too
ana they should take some nourishment during
the night.
BASE BALL.-In the north OF England and
IN Scotland they have made the discovery that
our great National game" Is modification OF
the OLD game OF I" FOUNDERS, +" which was a
favorite IN that region forty wears ago. II an
American should invent a method for proneI-
ing sllps by the captain standing overheard
and kicking against the stern, some English
man would certainly turn up ready to prove
that British inventor sold the patent right OF
that motive power 20 Noah lust before Ia
finished the ARK. These Englis6men are some
what like the Chinese, who, a. soon as thew
heard there was game called billiards, pro-
duced documentary evidence that a Cbipans,
named Fung Sang played the pocket game in a
match on the planet Saturn, four thousand
years before the creation of the earth.
CLEnKs-A Lesson.-we lately read an ndvsr-
usement I'm newspaper in a neighhoring civ
week" and II was stated a few days after that
IG0 answers had been received. The adver-
tsers business was small, and he only needed
the services OF youth, but, though the salary
would scarcely paw board and washing biIls
leaving nothing for clothing and other exDeD-
ses, many OF the applicants were persons Of ma
ture yeers, ana quite number Of them had
families. Does not this incident aud thew are
constantly occurring in this ana other cities H.
iustrate iorcibly the helplessness OF men who
have neither trade nor profession. but depeni
on "clerking IL" Tor their chances OF msk'ny a
iving.-FhlLa. LaqUirer.
SNKLLrTG HIS BREArH.-Sceue-R rovvp's
pTior In Springfield, Mass. Brown, hat in
hand, just got home from g walk with his ED
CT, an eHfdu terrible. Mrs. Brown: Now ,Iohn
j smell your breath; you've been driDking
sRaih." mono, my dear; you-hic-sllus hai
sharp nose. I-ldesperEtelyl-you must smell
the bay Ium the barber put on my hair. went
INTO barber shop. Didn't L, sOunygi "Yes,
ma am; You bet. Pop told me 10 stand outside
ara suck that stick o. candy while he got shaved;
an he went into that shop on Main street near
Niehts block, where them screens made like
Wind0g blinds stands just inside the door"
EXit Brown, Just In time 20 escape a crusade OF
articles OF biiOu and vertu.
A PIoUs ELDER Of the Scotrish kirk, on his
way TO service Of Sabbath morning, saw little
boy and girl playing marbles. He wrathfulIV
inquired; ''boy, DO you know where children 60
10 who play marbles on Sunday" CAV, av.'s
answered the boy, "they gang down 20 tie ieid
by the brig" (bridge). ssNo,H roared the elder
they 60 70 he'll and are burned" The IlttIe
ANALNNB AtohAiAE ttANGEEu ana AflEnfEneu. called
10 his sister: "Come avs, ,Tes1te come ava
here's mon swearing awfuliy."
KISSING EXTRAORDTEARY.-Hlrle music
hall oveIhOwed last evening on the Occa aston OF
Dir. i. Narren's cabinet manifestations. A
score OF ladies aud gentlemen two At a time sat
In the cabinet with him, and on stepping out
declared that they had seen aud been touched
py splTit hands, one lacy said she was kissed
by her husbsnd.-N. 4. Sun. 5th.
How HR CELERRATKD THR OccAstnN.
Henry Miller, OF WsllabOut street, BROOKLYN.
on Sunday celebrated the marriage OF his
brother by firing salute from an old horse Dis-
toi. Alter he bad shot OF two Of the fingers OF
De right hand he was taken TO the Eastern Dis
trict Hospital.
aARRIED
1ABSH-EBMOEsTON. OK the 6th inst . nv
Rev, George ID. EdmonstOn, at the residences oil NJ
yberleB EdmolstcD. Mr.. ALBERT p WALSH 10
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