, 1875-03-21

;.hoo,a oyer 800 0e0 oooEed chA!dfen. ;1;au.1x ~
eating co1ored youth s tome 1pn fe ~ Vest Tnes
woIA ~ ama,;ca. md South America nea11?
onn nm fricaus acknowledge lt5 FAITH Az tnas
~ moor down-trodden blacks Of tao nn.1sa !1sa
States have to do IS 70 :Iealo"sd'p .rrnh m and
ttavt thoreby Lc:ome. not only part OF hes
bower, bu: add 10 the power which NIL pfosee'
Them"
A German 7. II. 9. f., with as many as eisns ia5
local branches, has been cnterprlnnglY oIgnuafo
in the City OF pittsburg. This 10 Partly sot,n,
embacb, the active Secretary OF toe Batlnohe the
German Y N. c. Az and the Secretary o. th;s tne
National Buud Of the German \. H. e. a. OF sn.o
countrv. Secretary Won Schluem piepvs.of ~
within fsw xeeks 70 ea n9dmote Christian
work among and bg German young men. noou-
estaT DntTaio. Detroit, Chicago. ST. Louis Louo "
| igyillc, and Cincinnati are among ene ei@ee0 ~
be visited.
Tho Evocntiye Committee OF the Illinois las.
toral Union have completed a1rr ,ns,1 Of ihe two
Statea Of Illinois and Indiana The lns.ta.e n1a9
| viii be- held at PEORIA commenelus menuS1 F"n.3,
aaa,;no, Nav II. With q lecture or sermon Loas
the Rev. Gausha Anderson, D.D., 11e pan.9 pd vii
Strong Place Church, brGoR1fm, H. - foiow;ne lee
ts,-ora hare heen secured: TIE Re'. 1a'usAa
sr1aTson. six lectures; the Rev Lemuel MoEs'
M. President Of the Univeralty o. tnlcaso, ~
four Or ai7 lses9!ss ;a,ts Is e. ot Mwaukee
. iantnTea. Prof J. III. Sitter, Of Shurtlon, awo
Iacsures: Tie Rev q: ", Brown, the evaneen1s't
: thinks ho viii be able to giEo namoef u otD4o
: | readings. |... roo
! nsvton o.. hsB 925 drinking saloons ana i,ouo
: single men living at boardns-hoases ana ,1,;no
strona sppeal to their Christian fellow.c.nz.ons !.
~ tSSo d'f, TO secure a site and put upon II
hniIsinr: hi The Association offers the following
report Of work done in February; Iotal aee1nu Sa.
:. ance in rooms, G,973 number OF nootln9s neu
u as1 1ao,ns ~ ~, number Of books taken IRON
5 Hhrarv. las religious papers and traces ols :!
= tr;nnted 6.7O0 number Of meetings hed II
u Calvary Chapel 8. attended y ooo; punoon
d meetings held in PATTERSON Duape, sr1,ces ~ heId
> - attended by about 500 sermons preacneao; ~
L visits to the sick, l8: nenlH sappneo 10 ~
c. ,odcincs furnished, 9 writing matoElals gwen
+ 81 articles of clothing gi'en' 7.
d. Some Of the Presbyterian papers are soToea' 81
,e ;r tha introduction OF the responsive ose OF sa
in ps Inns IN their church worship; and they iept
- Anita the idea that there ia anything IN sncn re
aa ,a sponsiye services that belongs e1easlsey ~
20 70 1nscopacy or any other form OF church eo!e1t
f. nent. This sent!ment APPEARS nrohaS,v ~ J IN IL
~ ~ 9reater number of American churches no" thel
~ Is some kind Of responsive Ct 1ltnfgicat Mo.s
o. either in the regular services or IN tne ounua
"a school, The ChurcRHHn OF ltiia "een e9 ~ ~
stoney in iavar OF congregational singing: =, !,
y; thinkg lhst uartette cholrs are apt 70 gag :,
congregation and to xii! the ether parts Of II
service Tho editor believes that IN nane na oas
tsiued at ali they ahou'l be kept Us leaders Z
congregation, and NOT to usu-o the whole OF
~ ~. worship Of praise, ns they SO often 10.
Hr CHEMICAL SALARIES. .
nd writer in tho Standard estlmates ].
bo amounts paid for the sa4arlos s.9;a ~ ~ -
| diff.rsnt dHU0mIO3il0uh1 An tCA1oho"