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The daily gazette., 1875-11-20
Bowers Haof Liuimeut

After so years OF practical experience with
horses, in staging, teaming, &C., have learn,
ed that more horses have been crippled by
mater ton TO the feet than all other diseases
com ed After man experiments | have
foun' ne true remedy to PREVENT the dlss
ease O the hoof, or restore it after negligence,
30 wtat nature intended 1t should be-ths
great support Of the noble dninai. II the hoof is
infamed and diseased, the animal is comparag
lively worthless. This Liniment will surely
prevent this worst OF all diseases, Contraction,
Corns, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction of the
Back Sinew generally called Knee Sprung,
&C., and restore those that have been crippled
by the want OF such remedy.
e9-Try II, and II Will never fail If properly
applied, VIZ
EBathe the horses foot once a week, or often.
or II necessary, at the heel and frog, and
around the hoof close 70 the hair.
NJ. c. BOYER,
vorr1stown, Pa.
MR.. Nj. {. BoYER-Dtdr Sir: This is to Ger.
tlfy that have used your Liniment in my
stable for three months past, on more than
one hundred horses, and find it the best pref
paration have ever used on horses. 1t ist ar
better than you recommend it. Send me five
cases at once, by express. c. o. d.
HARRY HAMILTON,
No. lS2 West 3lst street New York City
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have worked revelation I'm their ideas The people
have caught them and you hear them snngand whist
In the streets and the railways and they are beg
ming u be SING In the churches Now these men nave
had wonderful power because they address directly the
Ie.Tts OF their hearers and don't shoot over. when
Moody speaks, you know what he says and when San
sey sings, there II no misunderstanding him Tney
drive each man to just where e stands, ana W sue
that the gospel APP lies to HIM personally Then he Is
Nicely to 90 niO an inquiry meeting TSsse Inquiry
H Wiling ana . there Were s SSt yo MScds
sp1f gives you Sometimes IN the meetings lie would
RISE, and perhaps iOOJo would get up. Then he would
SLY, You do but those who remain sitting do not Now,
ec 81 y9 81 down ana speak % mat one nearest you
Turned into an inquiry meeting. Inus, too, many who
eiso INTO tbs way of savaton, having 50 little sht thr
VII sa To- atIempt IL, ana ouiid snt iun n "
unleered persons could che way be siyed,
YET the effort was TO have each pcnent addr' ssd and
guided by his age and condition. Que Of
the mos common things to hear, Why. see IL
now j., when Christ touched the eyes OF the Dnd
man In :. people had All heard the gospel before put
MI Moody olcn says. after an appeal at the close or
scrmOn Now We want to coIseerate ourselves; how
many will bring least one soul into the Kingdom - and
may be 5000 would Aud the blessing il going
into their homes and idng all through the city aud
Its suburbs and scoifes may scof, when drunkards
are reclaimed, when whole families brought INTO
union Win Christ wien all tie children wording in
d. al earnest ior the spread OF purity and truth and love,
good men can only Praise God. And anxious
t. give Him praise a. Moody and sankey thcmsc Ives
They say is only the lord. Ii Is remarkable to see how
ministers gather round for the extremely careful Of
Their dignity and The opiires, Yet LOO or 200 Of them
are always on Tie stand, and the side meetings full OI
them Tne movement has lowered al denOmnational
partitions. and has led al Christian people 10 understand
tlai they are III thIist. tis work l. perm ding
Tie whoc ct ana u h lasting Onc iur ali those vino
wee converted year ago, at tie first meetings. stu
etraiiast Ia the aith, and have made perpetual re-
Nivii in the churrh,s To- which they belong. And 1t Is
not ~ lean Dg anu eOqne, Dft Dy hc pO0er Of sOds
'on,rrlttd Ia God teaching that every ana Woman
am enid can o hUne lns let pray thai n, as IL
now eAp'c,cu, these teachers shall 10 NewiOrk N
' rli we may Ne 'cadi 10 Ie"elvc thciu so thdt ul
e,rs mall be open 10 the wurn grace which Is ~
follow.
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TIE REVIVAL WORK IN LONDON.


Tho concentration assembled ar OliVpt Chanel,
~ N'e' e' w. "
1t No | -ecOnunt., addressed yesterday mOinil-
lao IN. p.v str,rt Dnd - of R.ir,,t Syria, on the
~ 'o " 100 - =, -,
WORK wich Messrs Moody ana SAhhey nave pecn "oi'o
liz L. niun Mi Dodge spent sew rll weeks i'll London
M Ia ,,r,oc of ots,r,,u, ,,, revival nove,ncnt Hi,
~, ~ 80 eI, 40 -,
auo's was su's'"h''a"S "s 'o'o"s
We are all particularly Interested III thl- iaDor I'D LOU
don because God has taken men FROM the midst 0i
-, -, , 49,. I'll, ,i >, ,,,,r ma, an, nj,
i"' Wv "''N' "'' wv i''A ''i wa" W 'i'' ''e 20
III the Fail. In Chiists time there were scOners
and ph,ri.t.s who at.riuied the power by which He
-, =, II. -, 49,,
acco'"pS"ed hh s''t fa''' ho' ~ INC Spiii' VI "'
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MILLS.
MONDAY, JULY 10.

III EsDAY July 20.
For Europe Queenstown and Liver POOL by tie steam mp
idaho, mails close a, 1900 m eull Elementary MAI -
closed at J.. Steamship sails at 800 D. ill., from ir
No 40 North River
For belgium direct, by the steamship sw tzeTand mails
close nj u Steamship sails from Iieg 40 :, NORM hN',
FOR Havana Cuba by steamship Columbus mails close at
~. \ supplementary Nail closed az Hto p IN Steam
snip sails al s u. ~ from Pier No IS, North hNcr
WEDNESDAY, J, ~ 81. .,-.---
For Europe via queenstown and Liverpool, by the steam
ship AIs ria, iDas ,.oo' a. a. IA No. ~ rl' ,"y MAIL
steamship sale at M ron ,"nari "sA ''fs'! AZ!
Europe Pymolth Ch,rbnurR and Hamburg, ny Ui'
steamship nsLi ma.s close at $50 ~ S,'bp'none.,y
Mail closed at 1870 steamship sails AT D. H. rom
Pier at t,'ot OF TAR ST., Hoboken 81, ,,, -,
For Netherlands direct, by the steamship taand, mas
30 a steamship sails from iaNonia Ferry Jer'
Ior ASSN ~ p, and Havana Cuba by the steam hip
City II NewNork mails cOse al D. supp lrmc;t'iy
Mail closed at go M st'amsp sails al D. H. nom
49, w. " FRIDAY. July %.
For Brazil. the Argentine Republic ana the west ihles py
tir steamship Mcn.nacH, hans c0- at T. ~ a pi' heh-
tny Is Il o.. steamship sails at r. M,
40 43, N.rrth RIVER.
SATURDAY. july o. o.. y,
For England Irend. Wa,s by the steamship CITY Of
Brn. mails close at u IN. 40 Supplementary MIL Stclu1-
sAll sails at . D. N from I1rr 80. %, North lJvtr .
FOR scotland only by the steamship 60" fil mans .ios'
la. No supplementary Ma. steamship sails at Az a.
III, from Pier No -, Noith river
FOR France b, steamship AmrT1u' maiiS coS
al ,iO a. H. supp, mcuiary huL St,amshp SAILS ~
$50 81. m, from rier%o 90 Nort.' River ..,.
For europe bremen Oy lac ,eirhp Ioud h",' ,"Hc
l.J a supplementary Mah l. rlOSrl AT t."o p.
stelisIip sails at H., hoIi i~r 1901 oil Afds' i'o
bOken -
All Mails 'ose NJ IL ocOeG a. ~ ihc Pos'-Om'e = open
from . -. 10 ii ..
5,iis Tor Newfoundland close at the .c"York Posoice
every day AZ $50 H. H. a.,
sAi Tor Halifax v - IS closed AT the Ne"-l OrA iO''-
OL.cc every day at u - M
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involved an effort. The man had 20 stretch forth
his arm before his hand was healed In the simple
letting down the net, the duty OF these nsherincn
ended They not asked to take so many nsn put
SIMPLY TO use the hand while Christ would give
them the power Had they failed to obey they would
not have caught single fish. Again. we see now ING
blessing Of one boats was also made heip w
others And il il to-day No one is benefited wthont
others receiving III turn portion OF the ay9r II que
church In this city IA hesfed with Divine favor,
ali the churches in tine city will be blessed:
Bat one need Not 70 far Tor an opportunity 10 oDey
Christ careful study OF the Scriptures will furnish
very interesting reading upon this point The masie.s
were only required 10 follow star, ana tney i"..u
Christ the woman Of Slmarl gave Christ drink thc
Fishermen required to let down the net; enh o,
cold water given In he name of disciple, Is sncient
~ tcst ones oedi ne Christ Tire great dlibcuty
especially with young Vecpe, Is 10 beg IL inakes itte
adherence in what way the effort Is made. only pcglh
Casting the net into the little thi1g, but ]. was
enough when they aid Il. for them to OD.ah az ana
more tlan an they dcs.cd Is Ills word sufficient 70 III
dre as to try ng,In II snail III retuiIi receive
greater blessing than any OF "iiioh we nave e'ei
dreamed
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REQUI,ENENTs Of GODS LAW.


The Rev. c. 5. narrower preached at the
Cen raj Methodist Ciurc Oh ScycHtA-iye., Four
t.cns " St r.ly InoiD.l. lie ,iectod Mo tcAi
Psalm cAiN., 81: 80. Tow love my law IL is my
meditation all the day" The sermon subst ntidiiy
- follows:
From Dl,id's time down tn the present, witEou, a
DOUBT tl,cr, lave De, mny persons who could spcah
Ines. words candily. We have u great man, disi.ao-
lions ami "a great many heavy so.lUws, dlor.'ns INTO
the heart, anl under tcSc many ues the sou ciIi.oi
tli4I Gods Law anything except IL c''i."iy l.
is almost imP,-siOle 70 Liain..n state oi pety
under tacse cIlniucS, so:ToWs, AMI disippon'ment-
~. tank that AL rf ~ Ia on! more cthdr iId Ic
rgge nIoi.., nt. will sy, " do love tnc ig % NJ..'
an. w,,n couiI keep IA ont minds lhol, ,ian ", 40.
.,m can yioL,c w.t lou ba, at war vita the wo.ii II
ives ~ Ma I>o u know q law cay rs theJ 20" At "a
civll lcL Uns II Wa "on't llc' u.ltli' ii' -"'i'
and cicei, tyrdIIc ahd yet tn,J tai Keep ~ ~ '"A
incurred TIC dis. n"'Lre 90 lle @ina oIt'lhes at"
came 10 he iir rr'i 81 loh- c,h't"h, a' g, ~
would he parts OF II just tyr4ih'i - II count DC
Again l,.ItS al ,aw wound be on' oDsoc'o wa
for u.Il ett.vdie lnasn love Vg sGcn law N"i one
iot tttle OF Gods law sr,.i pass away III AL "a Ia
ii Is not right best, it is never safe, for yoG
wn!cn O,e.-,.few man Was we'~ness, III oai
mas, tae tang Tat OysrtAlo". men iS
tee all the r.oc, Say los lW wlhcie'cr moi i
snouid love sJ4 which shd."s itsrl ac,o.'ln5 80
Law We put Oaisvivcs INTO Inc yer, lSc,t stae % c''
c.cr tuaL We know anything a)oat. P"so.s VINO love
.nce wIth tine requirement., vi each other. lncy
are always end -aNorlng 10 l" beyond t""so
Ola sidiicut Viii thdt the idea Nd- L" SNc Il
detailed s.ltcI'ht OF Just nov 10 inc. Tue ce"nJml
,lu, to nave been tnl,, that during certain pcrJC
man should detained isu1l.toH oi just how 10 ac.
I.,rc given general sat nt tt every hiais n'c
r.iollu ODD, HIgiIi I.InUtls, Just taItsi every
should b. lurc-Ii,ariCd; ami D,N Wiit r!oulu nc
do J,.sl 20 to wO.k wIth - c ~ and de
tcrnnc VIII, j. t.,t Tor i. After All Crrl,tanty just
tales Il man .nl pas LII outside lac Edte auJ 81
'.uI.c .ur Yourself" NC llc put inO tbs WOMB
10 inmate the Character OF JESUS L..st lut 40 near 40
And IL spr % lose vr uVdb law iIat
We ue enable 20 up loHard tAiJ model citiacl l.
God knows now maze allowances for man a.r nc
.cis u responsibility nut inside GA tnat ne
accountable to ILL., Heaven Tor bis cGnuHc Ici5I"h
Il 4, tlt6 tecruils
l,ou lat Is tiItnl.i t,n ,h, D'n- 7tiOIe DcLis
Tic weak, religion tudt II Ndu,cd
ia lie world to-day.
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n-N0RAYDl,

MEMORANDA.
Park AIhina, Mudgett from Liverpool sriiveo .on -
.,o,ai IN RAW for ordcrs, 70 the ciy ms
IONroS July 7.Tle crew Of the Ieah rsa ~ 49,
sea on account ~ alleged uDsea~"r'hhess' All" WV
returned to ] eth iCr repArs.
Jn'r a. lat 80 40 Ion 90, ship Nevada IRON ha"p"s
PhilailclpnIa. ..
FosTRyss MONROE July i7.-Psssedt N for BAi ,~Hs
Amoron from ko JalrTO; brgs Echo ffoi d" finus -
mont Pa,ssd out ship David stewart ba|k ~ ~
~, ,.lrp Del July fifth steamship befks, ~
Neg r.f,l and schr AIMS Beli from Fall RIVER pas-a ~
mis- n mo bark AtlaBta for Hamburg, pa, e' H.h -
e. rs W T. tu-iirg, fOr savannah; NJ X W: Wy ~ -
rlrn May. Bo-tsn; Emy turtis. 'or uo %sa ~. ~
Prince iar FAN River passed down since ID" morning ~
port. -. nh. s,o,, p,o ra,.trsr
Mulsu bltch, from Bovton. Amazon froBh ~" '1N
scir paul T5ImisoD, from SoHYoTk cleared seht
bl Thou,A bridgeport louisa D. batlD0nbe iof rt.v,.
SDlsnborn bark lima (N0r for ~ofsDsen Qus' lst~"h
Falmouth brig BOgot3 for Havana. -
Cp.efT.IoN July 17-Sail'd, steamships thanrlon -
New Y0rA Calvert for Baltimore; FaDitb Tor PhshpbA
FOREIGN PORTn.
MoviuF. July 1.-THE Anchor Line steamship ltsnH
Or liz, ron Sew York July o. LOT ''rs""' "'''' "'"'
OF cwN July 1.-THE White star Line steamship Re-
public l.t here ct a. NJ. today for NeS-fork 49,.
IONpoN, Jny l7.-saod for United states ports; AipsS
Walters Jarline Brothers, Johanna MsrgaIetha G H. ts
SON. Aneyoca. W w. Harvey, southern Cliei, IL wsx-
man thlor Arrived IN. Sh inst. IL AMI cft Con
saniinope Arrived The I2h inst, iarfa fafa AZ
,la Matte, John Ruiherf sebastian Bach the sst I've
Dover I'm, Liesd, President Her6iu, fredg NngA$-
the latter in the Channel -.
for Latest sh.s News FIN Page.l
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FAITH ThIUMI liant IN FAILURE.
Prot IT, H. Baftoar, d. d., 10 tie BIoddody TIjeaeis tCoa
GregGt,OGGt.
Prof. William VI. Barbour, ID. d., of the Bun

ITOl. w IiElul W. DdIbsulj -. H., ol tUt ID IN
g1r Seminary, in Bangor, Name preached yesterday at
tie iroalway Tabernacle tConsre atiOnail Broad
way and Thirty -foar-st. taking his text Luke W.
,: "And Simon answering said unto Him. Master, W.
lave t0iled all the ngh aud taken nothing: never
thcless, at Thy word viii let down the net"
The leading thought i'll this BRET narrative of the fish
erlucn Prof. Barbour said is the exemphcton OF faith
triumphant failure These had been toilins all
night without any success, although, skilled hshcr
nn they Lad undoubtedly thorough know ledge OF the
lake and understood they believed the cause Of their
failure Thcy must nave regarded tho place of their re-
cent ,Uil OF the very W,ri lUund I'm al the
country. Their hearts, therefore, were not sympathy
wit any fuithtr Efforts On tncli pat az hat utc, snd
believe there much less prospect o item
tn appear Ia liz. after rading tHc to-day
but ChIi>i -sid, lt your "a dian.ut" and
f,hf al compliance with Ch1-tr simple demand hId
lac NJ iIilossIOn upon thcse men, "a We Ind they
isn,rs OF men. The Circumstance sun Stands
recorded here that the Church OF CAitst
may forget the lesson then taught
tbs l. mol an axe OF falth VIXEN stand wailing
clD the teachings Of Cnrst Al II moi lime i,
Itual craving. hlt II j. an age of don't Men
fed with ntte effort II Possible for them To make
and still keep WtIIn the bO4nd- of the Church The
times then against hut remember thriSts
greater than tue sns of the times an illustrated IN
teachings VIII s,ncly prove successful Faith - ire
qucny Introduction 10 success, and II fail afer
making siiOit, siill Ina better condition than
bal nhdr 10 attempt 10 succeed. Ine holiness Of
God would not be- great III II not for
encc III sin NOT that sn - Necessary TO Coils holiness,
Dut there 10 more lively appreciation vi Ills holiness
after saving known sn.
Tut observe all that Christ docs for us He asks
for simple hands. II WAS not necessary
ied their boats with fsh without any e1oTt whatever
their part He never seenIs however to have done
FIRST being made by them-geneIaiy very
simple and very easly doae, but yet Il
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proposals.

OFFICE Troy GREENFm' r. r. ASD ioosAc rrNNEL}
GdYNFB ii. Jub 10 so. :
NOTICE TO CONTRACrORS.--Pr Proposals
~ will ., rcei AZ this oni.r or the MAS 30 GRAD
completing ~ the Troy AMI Grven cd alto al ls
tween ri~,s Ferry and "recn"ehl dsan'" 81 ABOUT
eishi miles,
Plans prOss ard estimates be obtained 20 ts once
al July II until August g. ami ali b must be
before - O'Clock ~ his Sd August u.kt-
Tbs right T,Ject any and all b. ~ VIII b. re- ~.
J. PRESCOTT,
Mnna,nr IN heha Of Com ealfl of .eIfs
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P1SSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM TIVERPOOL-H steamship Hyntdnd, Ju'v IL
Hiram ,parnes i,rarl Bowers, Miss Bell. MI and ME h9'
in-,n ii family Jacobs SEnwiSi", VI ~ NAY haA
liza MaAin Nm. Parry, Charles AIRY, ilrv: JS h.'
ma .. Mis-, Annie kaVanagi, NJ. Ptroe,is. N. ips, '
wf and vi Nathan tIltlee ant ialnY, MT in MI
Nil-r, Lewis Bieiia, Mrs Fel,on Charles Bt ph3 r. +.
Mrs. VI riaUHs AMI chad, N.Y. ana MiS - ha'|
ooOnrcy Powers.
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THE EUROPEiN EXODUS.

DEPARTURES BY SATURDAYS STEAMERS.
The number of passengers that left this port
,r Ei,ou. ON saturday showed "A marked decrease rom
tat of previous weeks Five steamers salled-he Adr
attic SPAIN Guy Of Montreal, Eysa, and Mosei-tokinS
oys cabin and $40 stcerase rssengers- Am"ns Tie
uisssu.egs were Dr. Herman \. schumacher, Consul
General of tho German Empile the Ri-ht Rev. I. 4.
,untar,l DR.. H. L. snms, H. H. Hot, the ieV 'hafics
frankie DE- Ns-en, Col. NEE. Dye, Col H. G. DciIlck,
Col : w. Locket the Rev J. A. Ely and L. T0ole Tile
following are The full lists:
Inn LLNL.RpnnIl-La s.aLnship Adrlati.
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SIM rises 4 - Ill ses. ~ Moon rlses D -
: .lER MS DAY-A V. 49,
Sandy HOOK. lslani. s:ji Hell q. Ferry lOi3
al A
sandy fIooA s;o fsiui. Jlt Hen q. Ferry llDj
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Manarer n hehalf Of COMMONWEALTH of Massa
OFFICE ~ nj r OF PlDIIc PRorERrr,

J. III
MADISON NE, July II. 1870. !
NOTICE Ia bel rby gfyeR pursuant To Chair 2li 81 tho
~ Wisconsin for the year 1874, that ale, proposals
viii received at this Office up Ia ~ the 10Th day u
sep .mbtr 1870 furnishing Tie state with tc
STATIC RI Tor les use during the commencing jan
uary /, 1876. -
list articles the quaint Of each required viii
bc ri,i.d Ia all c-r1ngto bid apl cation To
this Office etl personally or by letter All stationery to
killed. in>iectl'o TINS
ONCE pursuant chapt and be d'. TIC
supsnteud ul lrperty ~ tie Capt. ~ III. cry
MAIDS Wis., before al. day NJ December 1919.
be panied BY bond in te reu-l sum Of
Dollars executed hy the bidder cpal,
Resilient fr holders r,ts conditioned
The b at, viii furnish such stationary acord ng tho
his BID and The contract entered into In
h,r Justification Ia The effect that they
hOhi tn. and each worth The Of Five lhoa
bOgrs all debts. liabilities,
tons IN properly situated IN This state.
Will let IN. lowest bidder, quahty e0n-d
shall furnish above iUdiaisd sti-se
ptr, viii De- given dtr rrsidng AMI
doing the OF WISCONSIN. n hs bd shall bs
low that of other bladder not doing bus IA this
state. g. KNIGHT. sapt OF Puzzle Property.
OFtIk OF ADMINISTRATORS OF WArhR W'h<s ANDt
~ BIc ~ HLISGs. ABwOsiRAAs, Jun. 20. 1879.
SEALkD PROPOSALS will be received at
- the office OF thu rned until thc 18th day OF August,
1870 al ~ for the LEASE of the CRY WATER
WORKS aid ACCOMPANYING FRANCilIsES In con.
formty with Ornauoe No 3lt6 - adopted the 18Th 81
June. 1875. Parties desiring copies sf the ordinance IA
LION BERToII.
Administrator Of Water Works and Public buildings,
Room No. % cay Hall, New Orleans Ia
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USE AND ABUSE or GRACE.
The Rer. IGur ma at ge ChHeh u ~. P.aL ae 4pOst
fAohtuf. tdttotc

The Rer feus~ ma al tie Cenfeh u 81 Paul ne Apost'e
tHOa0s tdtaottc).
At the Church of -. Paul the Apostle
Qonan Catholic West riitynint!-.t, yesterday, the
Rev. Father Hi pr acLed the sermon taking for his
ext the Gospel OF The day which Tells OF Jesus weeping
over the Cty OF Jerusalem.
Jerusalem, said the preacher, il here striking figure Of
the uniahul soul which has sHnrd away its day OF
grac" aud particularly Of those souls which have
received II lai of grace. tlrst regards
those outside the Church It is mfably certain that
God gives 10 all sufficient grace 10 enable them 10 save
their souls. IL hls established one faith ami
religion for ali peoples. lie must have male il dis
cradle 10 a.. Reason demands that II should he
50. Mn ml DE ~ inc way ot discovering the tr'h'
Church c.sc tie true Church is an imp"'ur' 1t fo
lows HAT every mnn has the grdce 10 come mo ~" on'
religion abli,h, by God II he il willing {" mar" use
of that silcc How it, then, that many arc not
only within TIE Church. but are even Datti'ng
the true litn Of CHRISTI IL Is because they have
used the which God has given tici, or not
made u.s. OF Ills cmccs. Heath na'iohs, i'' IN iis
and h.na have had the G0spcl preached To them, bat
t"y PIT oslres ia tie way al il. zen the Hight came
ln"y wOuid 1T 81 II, AM It wens oui ironh Chen
- WITH Prot sta : nations. ti.Sr ciiF.ty toward
Protestant III. MS Ia r0e lrf, nribr i'm =
Ia most UI t!cn. an c-a:lty l. Il false nh raj
i>n. How Protestant IN New-lor't say he Is III
vuchy nOlant oi tho truth. or has not the means of
discus n- II Hc las either NEGLECTED the grace s'ch
a. put obstacles III it, way lie Is hNlng IN Sn
%. Is ind1cn IL" Is NOT ea,i"St ipoat s'hinG liie
truth Oar Lord has said ihit hos ne see. sla I'm .
Protestant friends. VIZ must moi treat them WITH Il
iilsc charity, i!.!n!; tAcy arr ~ well on a5 We
listen 10 argument tAcy do not We mast pTay
for them that the best We must speak To them M
times AMI tell that there II salvation ont 0i the
Church that unless they al ieSt die within the suIl Ol
I'll Church ticy hnpc 10 be SAVED In tue mat
ter of salvation the natu al Virtues which they pos
s,sa. are OF T."y must lave The trse fatn,
without Which Christ las Sad II IL Impossible To be
saved. $500
Tc preacher next turned biz ait ution 10 those within
Chur, WEo wtIe ginning away ther holf ol SIcf
and warned .rn thai ihr Si II of Gui would not strive
viii them for ever, bit that an hour would came whch
,EU habit o. sn would have 80 gr1Nn II on thCm that
fff :
f. bic ~ make use Of hie.ni ana 80 huay lose
Z thCiI eJtls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
TEMPORAL AND SPIRITUAL PROSPERITY.
Tie Aer H. b. chaplin al tie fJt Arriae Presby'eraf


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Tie her H. b. Cdapin at Gae fth Arcaae Pres6y'errn
Chunh
At the afternoon ryice yesterday ut the
Finh A,cnu, P.c>bl 'cr.an Cau.ch, al fitl-aye AID
.ifv-hfti-,t the pulpit occupied by the Row II. H.
Caanin of this city. Ii il expected that the Rev Sr
Jonn Hail. the pastor of the church, who IL now ont Of
tie city, vii occupy The puln himself on the hrst sun
,lay al ADJUST. Tie chosen from III John. H.
.: "Bc,oy,d wish above all things that thou mpycs
rospcr M he in health thy soul prosper 'h'
The erse from which this verse il taken Mr. Chaplin
said, is dressed by John 10 the weocioVcd Guus
wLom he says, 81 love in TIE TRUTH This was no uli-
common name among the ancicnts and We iind occur
lin. mof, than once in the New Testament. But the
,aiu, 20 whom he refers Macedonian resident %
Corinth The Apost . calls his house the house
hcspahjN welcoming to s roof all his fellow CHRISTIANS
I'M, Apostle adlr.,s him one - whose sod ir"'-
prrct" aud there several reasons way lie s.oulu
know this KIND Oi prosperity. III entertaining u's
Christians s Ec thi he brought into sympathy an
fellowship with many whO by thoir example" Strength
cDcd his hope AMI 90 nm med Ms lhl.H h ~ mi,S
Linn ~ With the Hebrews, not forgetting t"'ntoitdlh
stl.iu.r.S lac encrtiind angels unawdrs IA thc tcA
J,n w!,s tIat he may gaia bodily hetltl ani np0 al
u.nsscits and mas ,Elaih Lii her" we nave poor
that IL i riut 10 or Sn"idi hicSsins iIctt az
soue t tend that they nave SLCn ili anu ho'i'SS
puri wants In tie Lords prayer " ach was iaSil ~
hy The S.yior W. have Give ~ TINS ddy ohf ddif
,yed wAcn includes al that Is necessary Tor the well
be NJ OF our Dody.
In ASKING that temporal prosperity he brought upon
talll, the ApOr.le well Knew tnit Le Nal sIlillH'-
prosperity tne first object Ia be sought aiter
Iclnr, pro. ppity ia dependent on spiritual pros
perify several = asons ii u so o cause "lP"lal
prosperity only be- enjoyed when we arc III PRO-
urri;y Ui suul because temporal prosperity Tan
isl IL used only wien we Lave prosperity Oh III al l
Dceaise Il IS only when We have soui Prosperity uAa
an then seek bohiy heath and peunlary PROSPERITY rs
Iuc lic vi carr! cut Oods VII.