, 1875-11-15

sssss. sss e :Gs .as by !nasx s rsss asss sfs
scl,pslop, ,upis' : =, ana oxiio rore
| oniy part. }lo n.s . hhvc ressonrd vii,
blnlAelf Ike 30 many otliorn uoder similar cir
cununtAncch: "1t ih ttlo nlr1i doub: stlr rounds
tho aacrna b>eto'y, There are ipcons,steuc e% N
! II that eannos be seconcted With rnsso.. Many
OF tho ioadin. clara tiers Sho !2nre in IL ara
unworthy Of imitation. Or oven of respect. aush
of " teseh'ns,., dcRrat'pg and denorA,2sns.
70 that without the saetiou of snpesnatu' altem.
u would fala 70 tho Rsouna. At.ii Oh
tho "bo)et It IA belseI 10 bsere In u. and 10
such plea IA thus Vo!taite might hafo saved Ap-
ptaranees. aud stlded hlh real ecntimantn. AMI
whAl world Of ca}pmny bnd perscrn:ion tn
might baye escapod. i'at auch rontne WAS
onco convinced that the n>orc1 oracses wero not
what tbsv claimed to be le pronounced against
them. aud Ia pronouncci against them IN kncl1
sonn that tue Nlole world heard it, II they d1d
| Tint lie only iei The Way to cunrln.ons nr-
| rived at ~ 80 many ou1jgnteDrd NIL, ID IT. the
p,e'ett das; that he was ou1s = p.ooeer III pro-
Claiming tue emancipation Of the t3:s from ht4-
otry and hnperblitloi. Is n0r but tao aptArc.It.
F"r ~e ree all .ru,ul III ehakioE NJ of the dry
boNn Of llIB o.i theology. II hiss loft ma9t of
III sFl't'ft II eau III l"uger inttEnIdato us "'t
u rt'enEttfl Judge or its cndtesA turtiiscA or
f! Cheat ~ n..u IN hollow doguas. 3Iufs tillo In
! nnr DAY than IN l-, 10 tue ,enlask Ut Fo!thlre
that thcrc il not N sll Europe ono statesman,
| ono man At Al t.re"l il, the aEalrs Of tins
| world. nh9 has mt ills in,Bt lpro.ue contomp+
! iuf tue ieRelt!a ",sh WHICH wa h:e st,utslattl.
II religion Ho longer gives b:1til tu ely! wars it
d to rh''osophs ht,;i" That we are ,ntIcL:ed.
Theological d,spHtes hex'nn,n. . he regarded ID
much s!,e sane nnana' a' the 1uarrels OF Punch
anil jn1y ut the Pair
, III thu ter: l'Iaee, Eol:a'ros mind wat Of
! I,>0 Fisp IhEssifE ..S tEltLn
| 70 roat Ion. in nuy liked sy.ts:n OF ai.hcr RI,
lig1on or 20 erastnont. Nh ope perceived rnd
t11a1 ~ ftJa lhFptIt + I'm
4nman intellect. anil that. conacJuentlr. what
| ls ealtsbto to one n2e becomes obto.eto aud olt
Of place in nn5theF. Chrls:lanity. llSs ottirr i'll
| s:itasinna. has changed Ia To- n, lt+ rites. itn
Hnt ita changing environment. aud to .ada2.
itself to changing necensltlca 1t raa one thing
| IN Rome another thing III hlssia one thIag III
the Middle Arcs quito another thing in the
Nineteenth century. lsrokcu up mt different
asct.. soma ara seen tnsglns in ttls rear of tile
general trcRre-1. sonle is~ keop'ng pace w'sl.
it-bot almost all haI;lng het,nd II. aud throw
ing ob+ts2lcs In r.s nag. Almost every dincnv~
a cry ia aclcncs weaten- il pretensiouc to III
7 vino origin, and abf1dces lts empire ovur the
souls Of men no that It rsgntrcs no prnphetic
81 eor to forecast tue sic,e when it must
be c3Etebt tn Take i.s clancc with p:ber Teg .ous
and e:h;eaE svet"1,s 1T tho !ace fur prcrejes.ce,
aud when the misty mArs!c OF supcrnaturahsm
Will ftti # I'M the shoulders OF it's aut!ln.. md
Ho ba made to stand Iii. tho test Of hntuauits.
exclusively ou His merits man. Judged by
this atsntar!. it will b. toaud. m.,ho1: doups,
that He h.. left n rich 1ecacs IN Hts mild and
human prerenIs. and in tho example us hcroe
fost.tudo With "hieh lie endured poverty. }erke-
entlon+ aud death. Sill. Ho wi! haVo to shato
With Dthors the ciomn NJ n,artyrdon, veil w
The glory OF barl:g established a now d.bpeusa-
ton.
Nor need ws fear. in this changed aspect Of
our ta't4lon, that tue world will be enveloI'rd s
larkuess. For thousands Of yeara tho religious
sss.ems Of Duddha aud Contuems have hulped
I tn preserve the civilizations Of tho Fast. And
who that Las properly leeded tho sEne Of this
tlmss does not $50 that iu tie coming centuries.
/ duod of new light viii ba punrod upon
our prescott IGNORANCE Of mans spiritual
natnro. aud uron that hlnios. total darku,As
! which bowers ostr the tolnh: Bit it viii nor
deschnd upon III from on high through rome
divpn or supernatural agency. .Thnee problems
w.El he worked out. lille othors by tho nasai,s-
ed aud iu.nspired into ilect Of mat.
| Occaauphlly, some a .ostle OF progress, like
yottaire, will ariso TO destroy sonnn OF our idols.
aud 10 ro;nt out the path nhead which, II We
nalsuo IL, will lead us in tho right direction.
Nos and thon como explorer in the ARCADIA OF
tle us by Its grandeur and norelty. Thus lit,
tie by little stop bs asen will ths paano OF OR
vision be extended, aud our conlucsts oyer ua-
turo be enlarged. With these acquisitions W.T.!
another lfe. aud with tho Supreme Intellect. SO
that /: IN reasonable TO snpposo that, after the
lapse OF long petio1s, our progress IN the science
OF man, a. welt ~ tho sc.snca Of God vii. TO III
marked as in and o.hss department OF human
knowledge.
Nov. il this mnthoi Of arriving at truth be
tho correct one hos can We justly impute It to
Vutalre. ~ a fault, that As did not substitute
aone other systsm for tho Qua he tried 10 over
| throwa that IN deths onug ono worship he dir
[ not scat auotber ous in it's placer Tho reasoI
IL simply that. not being ctced or system
maker. he bal no substitute To offer. lie nu
euretntition, leaving Il free 10 solve the tegiout
pronc,n, like others, ~ Tho study aud asolutlor
| OF natural laws.
Had Tho question, put ty Job, boen acked Vol
hsvo no doub. 10 ~ould hsye au."ercd
''Most asausoJs. II found At all aud iu ns
othes way. But III. q searching will have TO bt
protsac'cd through the ageh aud direetes
my book OF required revelation. For the ceIo,
.laf mauua will nol full do"n fton
Heaven on meu'a lips. unBoueht. an
more than other kinda OF wisdom. II We wan
1t uncoas,uesy in thoso fountains Of truth. On,
fcw OF ~tlch have a. yet bccp uiseaed by ta'
hand Ut s,es,cc-fohntatns .hch lie outelde 0
Any aoatch tbat has hitherto boeu made TO-
hlusn soul. as Nel! ~ ln tlIoso sill more myu
terloas mud difieuls paths Of knowledge. at
nattife's GoA"
orapta word. Ut thu great naturalist Chlrltt
Darwin: Ignorance moro 5rolusntsy bcsafs
confidence than docs kunwlodeo. 1t Il th,st
| VITO kupm iftte. sutt not those who kno% much.
uho 90 positively Ateert TINT this OF that prob
, l0n will never be aotyodshY science"
II Or. tUp4AM.
TnrEx MONTHS IN TIE uasgseA1s OF fAuis.
On Friday cranlng Dr. i. Lu,1an, Of ibis
city, aetivefed spec.a] lecture NJ tho hshne.
MANI Medical College, i'll which he detn!led Bis
.nccnt experiences aud oosetsa',oa's III shc Paris
iau hospitals Tue andtaueo was csa.Yosod Of
large number Of the moro p.olntnoat rhYsicaoa
Of Chicago and vic.a.ty. and ths medical olass
of the College,. lie s,tds
Medically considered, Paris is tho most mon.
derful city In the wor!j and yet wllis Chicago
I has dyo medical cal'eges. sbs bus usTes bad b.,
oue Dit that school WAS in successful opera
tipu when the seeas at tho Asfortuaslon weft
being suun IN Germany, aud whan coaumau
. 4 Aiua..4 L.. &.so l. ~.