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The daily gazette., 1875-08-28

EloBY AcApEMY.-Thia ppfallasssaplle
gate achool fer hoys will coWadenesI Sts
&ail term On Monday, Sepf2 az. HhS
Pfln'pl, n y ". Murphy. hal had
Nahy years practical experience ia tina
Pare aud education Of youth. Ile dayetaa.
Dli whole time and persoaal attention to
Rh1 pupil under hi5 charge, The eylLsT,
p daciphneis mild, yet firm, and cara.
Y. anu accurate records Of each stndent's
sportnSnt and progress are kept, afi,i
rrrrsts rr,' W. sent home every month. Z
tne principal, whilst taking ondire
4ise oi the discipline of tho school.
.Yea Gpeeiai Instruction in the English
5lnc1s T.. B ana A,udent Languages, assist.
oy i'ty. M'il'sm Murphy, \. NJ. who
laa oducn!od,at the UniTersitysof North
9ilhh Hnd tho General Theological
fennna15 q New YORK, and who f, we'll
iyn oio,! IA tlil eity a. an abla ana ripe
In tae Primary Department. epeoial
..sAIioa IS paid the younger pupila. "a
- p.IlolpaI eonstdsrs this as ons of tha
4 fuT1t ~ .nportant department Of his school
Ags etneT teachers employed at Rugby
lasay are az follows; Prof, James ".
fnelt' a. b., natural soieuces and book.
SeIins Pref. F. Henry LoubiSnnc,
buSn ban language and literature Prot.
naI aaTy Sehoenherr, German Language
su A5eTature Prof. julius Hess. free
n, ," SS!.a",ng and mechanical drausht-
~! ~; JGues Il. Crabb, plain and or.
Sata ansta penmanship. Persons wishing
sysn rsngage seats In Rugby for their chii,
fair..aa Ha .aa d2 so ann day merit week, by
Eca-1ps E.ns on the principal at his school
go between the hours Of g and il
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28
STRAY pAIFS.

Peaches ara very cheap again to-day
The Delaware Railroad has bech pros
4 lto Of accidents the past few weeks.
A base bal tournament is to bs, ,hela in.
R6vcr, commencing Septomber 2Qth.a
DOM tai .opurC ha ID tioketflr Sn ~ ..
Pew York excursion, September 9th.
In spite Of the bad weather, ponaLr nc.
SVI Market street. sells bootsand shoes
Dani4l McCusker, ZIG West Second
ttreei, haa all kinds ot boot4 and shoes,
PM selling them low.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28
FIRST EDITION
nisappaar rance Of n Passen-
strabefr = Railroad Train.

acr From fsi""
Ger the midnight express train
m Washington 10 New York on
19h h,r morning, had pas7ed Elkton
Liuoi ~ tho pas1rngers who had been
on ~, lrddcnlv arose from Ills scat
a5i;'P ',Ppoll;inr 10 thr door and out L, on
M ii' 'olotfo7n jumped from lie train,
u, iprol pl,tl' ~ the paa0rrrern Witnessed the
y t,,,,rerro sr,% brit nonr Of tho oihoera Of
,gc tr1In csv Il II WIS established
, ~ nrrord n, Doubt, however, that the nan
~ actually iirappcored from the
".i, hyG rnd ra,chcl checked from
1l..G;1 l.s.,;1,-illo 10 New J ok aud othor per
ihayol hgril eject supposed to have belonged
W., nm, were aenI 10 Detective Taggart
u ft Ar the tiac ol lLa occurrence tho
..'in i was going at such 6 speed that
,t" ao.,b mutt Glmcst Inevitably have re-
.nlted f!cm the leap. But messengers
rho were sent out 10 recover the body
wa wv unable 70 1nd any traces OF 1t.
VIZ m"SSNo.gh it's thought that the leap
E.r I..rIbyT bGTo hcca msto just az the train
Ie9 -o3 c-ossing Zig Elk Greek, and that
,so man fell into the water and was
dIoswned. Several passengers describe
.Se oensleman TO have been PROPOSES.
sing sI In appearance and well dressed,
md md Il is stated that before going to
sIssn I he had said to one of them that
he Intended to stop at the Grand Gen.
tral New Yorli.--Ledgsr.
Thomas McCorkle, Jr. Of this citJ,
Who wes on the train, (returning from
Berkeley Springs had some converse.
i tlon with the young man, after the
trsIu left Washington, He was an In.
N lliQent fine looking fellow named
SbaefIcr, saying he was from Tennee-
|Eee. bound Tor West Point. His body
Ehas not YET been recovered.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28
CANCER
SerOfuia and all Skin Diseases
Cured by Dr. Bonds Discovery

SerOfnla and all Skin Oiseases
Fured by DR.. Bonds Discovery.
DR. BONDS CHEMICAL ANTJporEs unit
with and destroy the virus OF Cancer and
Skin Afections, but will not Affect the hsalthv
part. Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna. Cancer
Institute Zone OF the handsomest marble edI
ices In the city, and the finest remedial In.
satute In the country. Remedies, with full
directons. sept to any part Of the world.
drese, - '' @Nu
III. T. BONO, NJ. D.,
PENNA. CANcRL ISsTITUTE.
feoas-diy sos Chestnut St. Ph- l.. Pa
ssroaio.s miraculous cure for Corn.
An Englsh remedy Of great popularity, foT
removing eorns ws1hESt RhSS,Es44s.r RslR;
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Concentrated Favorinx Extraets
oVs Of vsnliia. aIa. Le%9n. Orange. Rose Bitter Al
and sold Wholesale and retail by
r. BRINGHURsr & CO.,
Corner Sixth anh Marker streets
or tho Br.a.
Bath brushes, Bath Toweas, Bath sponSes
and Bath soaps IN extensive variety. Also.
Flesh Gloves, Straps, Brushes, etc. OF norse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
artlelee OF the came class at
f. BKISGHUEST Il Co.
Corner Sixth and Market stree
Toilet Mirrors.
double magnIiytpg. &c.
T. BRISGHURSr a CO.
Corner OF Sixth and Market streets.
Prlme Vanilla BEAM
sold VII olesale and retail By
F. BRISGHURST 4 co
Corner sixth end Market street
Fine Nail scissors
Curved and straight, Nsr Brushes, Hand
Brushes, NAH Fles, NaI Polishers, etc. for
sale by F. BRINGHURST & Co.
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28

h1N ,OvER.-Thursday evening. Fan.
ME Miller, aged about i2 years Vas rsn
over by q carriage at Tenth and Oranga
streets. and severely bruised. She was
not seriously in ur ed, but the shock Of
the accident had serious effect on her
mothers health. The gentleman driyir 2
the carriage asaist Ad sAs siIi All ne coa u
sad onered to bear oil the expenses cf
medical treatment,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28

ENcuRsIoS TO NEW YORK AND rP
TUE HCpsoN.-Smith's excursion on
the 9Th proximo presents new induce.
ments for the curious and the pleasure
seekers. This time the steamer will
stop at Newburgh, and give the ex.
cnrsionists an opportunity to examine
W,ashington's headquarters and ether
relicts of the Revolution. This Is the
cheapest excursion of the season.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28
Don't You Bee 9',

II you doh't see. It Ia mainly your own
fault, because by procuring q pair OF the
Justly. celebrated Diamond spectacles ven
can SO improve telling eyesight, aB to ses
clearly tbenceforth Evo'y pair has the
trademark OF a small diamond
For sale in Wilmington By b :. Clark, No,
t07 Market street. aug23eod&wIw
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28

All who hnHer trora coughs. cold, ,r-,.
sation OF the eroDohial tubes or tendency 10
CONSUMPTION, will 1nd In DR.. wi.tar;s kal.
sau Of Wud Cherry remedy as agreeable 10
he palatA a, eneStUA In removius disease.
rem edy; It acts promptly and seldom nails 10
enect cure 20 cts. and 81 q bottle, la-ss
bottles much the cheaper.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28

FELL FROM a WINDOW. About 1 90
o'clock yesterday afternoon, a little
child of Richard Davis who lives on
Eighth street bet weenChurch and Io
Gust, fell from the second story window
10 the ground, striking head first. Its
head was not cut, but Is severely swol.
len and the child Is now lying very
Of age,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28

BpILDINa TIE TowER.-The improve.
ments to the City Hall are 80 well under
way that the workmen have started TO
build the tower. 1t will be forty Eight
feet high from tho roof Of tho Hall (se,.
en- feet higher than tho Clayton House.
and W Il enable the fire watch 10 con
paand a complete Wow Of the entire citys
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28

No surprises ANgpenses.
spoclal estimates, with upexceptional &c
oommodations In the hest families, will be
furnished for board, &c Our "EdleaiioHal
RNHefia !" Ia worthy the attention Of every
youth and every parent with child 10 edu.
cate sent gratis with pleasure TO any ad'
Sresa and free at the Book and News stores.
Seats can be securea now. Twenty
eighth term epena O'Clock, =. m.. Monday.
September q, l67a
for further information you will please ad-
dress, Your ebedient servant
angsswltt3t --..y. JOHN 9. HAhKNEsS.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28

Mr. L.ttletou Dennis has purchased
the DtH,oera.ic Messenger, at Snow Hill, a,
Worcester county, Md, and will here
after edit and publish that paper
Messrs. ]. F. Nelson and Samuel n.
Townsend retiring
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. States CIR.
AN cult Court, will set on Tuesday next.
2lst inst, at 10 O'Clock. m, In the Court
Room oyer the Post Ofiice, at which time and
place aliens may become naturalized, 2s-qt.
oST-- On Friday afternoon, aN1
large rough. light -colored Deers4esSA
Hound, with blaok murzle--no name on col.
lar Whoever returns him to eth and Broom
VIII be literally rewarded. augPs.3t
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28

DIaaIEo Foa GoLD.-The other day
an old negro of Seaford fol ad a $3.50
6 I'D piece while di ging in his gardeS
and then dug up his entire garden tur.
nip patch In e vain search for more
gold.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28

4, OR RENT-A large second-story froni
II room at tle Markes street-6ood entrance
suitable for 3 merchant tailor, or hmo9$ any
business. Apply at this once. mafir
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28

leers sa an OUT rHEIh woRK.--The enei
ii, miles y SoT " staking ont and preparing
delpbis o. I'M the lower and Of the Phila.
that ~ Cnester Creek railroad in order
work ~ Son5raetors may enter upon the
mesa sri isLadlng at once. This Ia b,Isi
aau tne new read is a Ger taintyt -
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28
~EUlAL NOTICES
0oMPouND SYRUP or
Wild Cherry Bark .

nis preparation Ia the only perfect Cough
Medicine that know Of. and cures an cufa
DIe eaees. and relieves those that are not
suraoie | claim nothing for the preecrip-
tion. but the method Of preparing It Is suah
US 70 get all the medicinal effects from the
ingredients in perfection and has taken the
experience and labor Of forty years to place
world II s used and prescribed by soma of
the beat doctors In this and other Sta ca for
tnsr families and patients. Old persons and
oia cases OF cough relieved and enabled 10
sIesp and get rest and strensth.
Prepared and sold only by
auslTojanrT6 RS Market efre.t
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28

l.st Ysa 49, .r;asAsg.-At Asbury M. E. Church
vss ihsia camp meeting love feast
tasir ,, rs,s, when those present raiafaS
6rani islflous experience at the secsrt
M = rlne summit camp meet;ns It
'~REery Pleasant affair. ~
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28
Fine Boots & Shoes,
AT REDUCED PRICES AT

8. Z. Cor. 7th and Poplar SITS.
Having taken the above named stand. TO.
specially inform my friends and the public
that am prepared to sell Mems. Ladies'.
Misses' and Chlldren's
BOOTS. SHOES AND CATERS.
made OF excellent material and In the best
manner. as low rs the lowest, and guarantee
san1sfaotfop.
Custom work made In the best style. at
fully solicited.
Rng7d3m MICHAEL DANAukE.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28

SUNDAY SCHooLS.-Mr. Daniel T. Deat.
Manufacturer and proprietor OF the Besttv
6.ano and Beattys Golden Tongue Par or
Oxans, washington. n. j., has always made
very liberal deductions on bis instruments to
sun day Schools and other religious purposes
VIC would therefore advise such o. are with.
on one 20 address him In regard to 1t bsfoTe
trns pun.nhns one as they are said to be a very
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28
F. BECKER,
Teacher Of yocai and Instrument
tai Music,
w,L o7-S i x-s.c scuoc1, OK
IcSpAT, zET1E2BEl s,h. !s7:.

L: aecl.-y's Bz.I.1s. eat-uce on sh!pley
street, 10 s.J.
The sele3l will cc-.-..e th-ee G1s-ec.
branches as to11ST,
: L-yocal -u1.o n :k7sc ccsses, lat sad %
CLASSES oor1poset Of Misses e2d Young ladies'.
lsssors sTTlSs every -eek Ho1 70 O'CLOCK
P,n c-e ts-1 Of tE-ea :cocths el CO "a
aIss. caupossd o. ladies' ed Se1teaer<Ses.
sons cnce week, - the evening KeENo1
5 months sl.5o.
u Wind a-d st-.rS .1se1-u-- erts, elsssss
take lessons twice week between Z and
oiclcck in the eventng. 1s-ls fer three
lontnsss Q. These vho Lave 40 Es ants
an rsnt them fo- small sG-- Radlr.opA
II Piano music lat elass-adTaaced st1
Cant. el2Og FL clEsS-oestn1srs $1,000, ps<
term OF months; two lessons EFesk between
,ha bou-s OF sniSP u,
Applicants should hand u tf.s.c -.s5.sS ea.iy
4 tams for classification
Length Of Lessons one hoE1 assisted icEly .!
Iapetent teachers
Information msy be had ~ So East Second
eet. A1slS<
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28

In London, though trade i9 d.u erd
bankruptcy Saturated With fra5d n sew.
eral in9tances) Is rife, money n abund-
ant and 10 rate Of discount is low--!ow.
ec indeed, than it his been for many
years, The money article of the T.r,es
ot August IA b, mentions, as a noticea.
CIe TACT, that only On the fo1r following
land minimum rate of discount been 50
low as TWO per cent, at which it nov
standa-namely. April 70, 1852, to jana.
sry y, lsSS; July s., 1862, to October 60,
ieyE; July 25. 1867, to November 70, 1865;
s1y 10, lS7l, to September Il, 1871
NeVertheiese. trade and ecmrasrce ore
greatly depressed. Those who hare mo.
hhey cainot employ 1t to advantage. I,
nrings in less than three per cent which
Is tho legal rate of interest upon money
tisnal debt - - '''''
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28
Indors,ng Governor Tyiden,

The counties Of Tompking, Tioga, and
Broome on Wednesday, elected delegates
to the New. Y ork Demo cratic State con-
vention. In each county strong resolu-
tIons were passed sustaining Governor
IIlden's reform policy, and instructine
their delegates to vote only for the noun
nation of men known to be in sympathy
with him. These counties ar. tns trst
to hold conventions, aud their action at.
tracts attention. They are all the part
OF the State called the Southern tie-.'i
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28
BASE Ball.

a match game Of ball was played DC,
tween the Flyaway and Stidhan nine
lne former was victorious. Score, 10
too.
BASE BALL.-In Reading yesterday
the Trenton club defeated the boast
ing Actlves hy 4 score Of to9. Tue
Trentons, will ploy with the QuiIkstep
this afternoon. at the new grounds OF
the latter.
The score hy innings was as follows
lnnings ? - S 6 80
Trenton. q o . 2 @ p 0 Q-s
Active 0 o 0 0 0 0 / 0 81
The Athletics defeated the Chicago
club yesterday 5 TO 0.
Mr. L:ttleton Dennis has purchased
the n y,,o.~rntic HsssAEas- at Snnu Hill
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28

The Athletics defeated the Chicsgt
club yesterday to 0.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-07

Nor a great while ago General
Grant and portion of his nomadic
Cabinet were in New York City on
their way ''deown East" when an ir-
reverent ticket agent required them to
pay for their tickets in advance. lust
az plebians have to do, which fact
reaching the ears of the toady press.
was Immediately .trumpeted abroad as
an "indignity to the President It
certainly is too bad that the President
should be made to buy and pay for a
ticket the same as a poor, despised la
borer; but the offended editors should
give Us the reasons why he should not
DO SO. Commonplace intellects are
not able to discover any good reason
Tor making AZ exception in favor Of an
Official and millionaire which is not
aade n favor Of private individuals
~ .pappers.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-07

IT is said that nearly all plants may
be propagated from slips set in sand,
which is kept we'll saturated with wa
ter. Any one with a common flower
pot filled with sand can successfully
root any variety which they wish to
increase. All soft wooded plants,
such as fuchias, geraniums, heliotropes,
ETC., root in from seven to ten days.
Roses, camellias, azalias, &C., require
three or four weeks.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-07

Attorney General Williams. the Or
Logon Statesman and Jurist, has actn.
Ially resigned, and his resignation hes
been accepted. But we don't see in
these facts great reason for congratu.
lation, as many Of our exchanges seem
to. That Williams is both incompe-
tent and dishonest none but partisans
will deny. Still there may be posi-
tions in which he will be able to bring
greater disgrace upon the country, and
to do infinitely more injury than he
could do as Attorney-General, and
Grant may put him in some such posi-
ton; for it is the most improbable
thing in the world to suppose that
Williams intends retiring to private
life and exc out o subsistence from
the limited law practice which men Of
his calibre command in a market al
ready ovel stocked with mediocrities,
gnoramuses and numbskulls, such as
,e. No; he has other aspirations and
las not resigned without executive as
'urance of appointment to the coveted
,lace.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-07
PHILADELPHIA has q Highway Com

PHILADELPHIA has Highway Com
mittee of Councils, which it seems is
not a committee Of highwaymen, bu,
committee to observe the acts OF
certain Highway Commissioners, which.
according to the Times account, do not
differ materially from the acts of other
h'ghwaymen. The Times concludes
an article in reference to the Highway
Committee Of Councils and the HIGH.
way Commissioners in this piece of 10.
cose sarcasm:
"Mr. Bardslcy was simple enough to
ask that Highway Commissioner Hill
be requested to employ superintend.
ent for all jobs Of magnitude, where.
upon Philosopher Quin objected to Mr..
Hills style of superintendent, because
there would then be superintendent
ana contractor to plumber the Treas.
ury. instead Of only contractor
Philosopher Charles Thomas Jones al.
80 objected. and gave as q reason that
they once tried to restrain plumber nv
appointing three different men to check |
each other, when the several watch.
logs at once increased the plunder
and divided. What these nb;loso
oners don't know about the present
Highway management isn't worth tell.
ng. They accept the theory that tho
ever checks they place upon stealing
ne less money will be stolen. becansee
here will be fewer to steal It M
i'l' should bow and give thanks.n
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-07

How can moderately good.looking
girl Increase her attractions! By Cul.
ture. She must cultivate her mind
An ignorant and illiteratc woman
even If she attract the attention. can.
not retain the interest of an intelligent
man. She must do this by reading,
by study, by reflection, and by famil.
lar conversation with the best and
most highly educated persons with
whom she comes in contact. But the
heart must be cultivated as we'll a. the
head. "Of all things exclaimed
most elegant and refined gentleman.
after nearly a lifetime's familiarity
with the best socicty-"of all things
give me softncss and gentlencss in
woman" A harsh voice, a coarse
!augh-tritles like these have sudden.
" spoiled many favorable first i'm.
pTeSSaOn.
The cultivation of the heart must bc
real and not feigned. A woman wbo |
studies to appear, rather than to he
good and generous, seldom succeeds
N dece'vlng the opposite sex in these
respects. She who in truth seeLs
. yasnestly 70 promote the happiness Of
nose, nose around her, is very apt to soon
'otaln admirers among men. No wo.
nan ever otherwise so completely Fri.
lmphs over rival, as when she il
zen N IN good earnest to prefer that RI.
'aps interest to her own. Ahovn -,
'ther requisites in woman Is con
Without this ono
of character M m.t.a.
s s her charms and requirements
ne cannot expect to command .hs
as.lng regard Of any man whose love- .
> worth having. 'o''
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-07

In some of the Southern States tb
cullud gemman meets with serious diff
ficulties in pursuing the civilized prac
tice Of getting drunk since the Civil
Rights bill took effect. In the first
place his bank account, as a rule, is
brief, while the prices of drinks are
as elaborate and voluninous as com.
plant in equity; he is charged five
dollars for drink of brandy, four for
a drink of gin, an ordinary glass of
whisky is passed over the bar to him
for the liberal sum of three dollars,
and if his thirst is such as may be
quenched with beer, two dollars and
fifty cents will procure him glass of
that beverage. Was there ever such
an outrage heard of? The law for the
suppression of ku-klux ought to be
made to cover this matter. No gen.
tleman can get drunk at such prices
more than once or twice a year; and
to deprive an American gentleman of
the inestimable privilege of getting
drunk is blow at the foundation oil
our institutions. Sheridan should be
sent into these refractory Southern
States with authority to prevent the
further oppression Of the nations
wards by the whisky sellers. It's an
outrage.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-07
National Temperance Convention.

The Temperance people Of the Uni
ted States will hold their eighth an
nual convention, as we are informed
By . circular sent us from the Tenn
perance Adyocate Office, at the Hall Of
the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton, in the city Of Chicago, June l,
1876. Associations of Ministers and
Churches, General Associations and
Synoda General and Annual Confer
enosa Chassis, Presbyteries and Reli-
kious State Conventions, National and
State Temperance organizations,
Women's National and State Unions,
Grand Divisions Sons of Temperance,
Grand odgesof Good Templars, Grand
1e.p3es Of Honor and Temperance,
snd other State Temperance Bodies,
are invited to send Delegates. Each
body to be entitled to send seven, Del
egates, of which the presiding officer
and Secretary shall be two. In case
any body entitled to representation
shall not be in session after the issuing
Of this CALL. and prior to the meeting
of the Convention, or shall fail to ap-
point Delegates, the. Presiding
or, in his; absence or
failure to do so, the Secretary may ap-
point the same. All Delegates mist
have credentials signed by one or both
Of the presiding officers of their res
pective bodies. Vacancies in Dele
gateships to be filled by the remaining
Delegates. The Convention to be
entirely of delegates from
lelegative bodies, and not from SUBJ
organizations. A large dele
,ation is desired. ,
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-07

4 G. 4 AL ||B
|mineIS sink ! sheh ii tbese 4.
y strike tbe cosl. foundation "a -
they ind The images 81 beautiful n1.,.
Lying likg lace-work spread out ~.
1.-The tables q which millions Of w. 49,
|sgo, perhaps, ceased, from SOM
1chaage Of climate, to open in the cols
spring time, and hence to fail in ~
autumn. There, however, these nj. -
ures lie. telling Us Of a world vh...
perpetual summertime reigncd AND
that where we shall soon see drif;,,.
SHOWS and fields Of ice in our Deco
Der, once tropical birds sang. AMI
flowers filed the whole day and niph+
with perfume. But if God of Natura
thus has written down brief h..
grand account of the trees and ho.
SONS that preceded us, why may VA
not glory in the Bible as being roct
upon which the early shadow Of ,ha
human family fell, and where undo,
those images God with His own 6,
ger wrote down the laws of life and
spiritual salvation?
Thus there are cardinal ideas that
are interviewer into the Bible. and
shine forth as threads of gold in ali
parts Of the long fabric. And in these
great doctrines will rcpose foree,
the worth of the book to mankind
Not only its worth, but here also Is
the promise of it's long perpetual life
science has come up against
4 text or a chapter, it has been DOW.
srless to injure, because, forthcam
against science these great general
,ruths of the Lord and God. Christ
stands, too. as the elimination Of ali
hose grand ideas, the meditation, the
acrifce, the faith, hope and charity.
he perfect life Of man, the love and
mercy and justice of God; the resur.
cction to new career, the union Of
iod and man, are all so gathered into
ne in this human-divine being. that
/, Him the Holy Scriptures closed the
ing open record and said: ut is fl-
she'd"