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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-24
BUILDING & REPAIRING.

A IL KINDS of Building and Repairing
IA promptly attended TO by FRANK Ga
TOR, Rocky lille, Md FURNITURE Of al
kinds neatly repaired. Those ia SAINT Of q
practical workman are reqgM led 10 give him
a call.
sa- Pricea to suit thel tnOvl3
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-24

A Pawnce aboriginal presented bis big
and stalwart form one day at the house
Of well-to-do family in Lincoln. The
hostess pitied the savage, be being so
poorly clad, and 50 said +: Are you not
cold this wintry day p He in turn in
quired if her face was cola She re-
piled in the negative; whereupon he
said "Ingin is face all over"
, 1875-06-20
THE OLD F1HESlDE.

1fong for rump meath tho u1d e1.nS shade.
stroif where tho brock in ttA beauty played,
ship Apd danca ot1 the serdant plain:
And quaint old song gtseA ms Joy again:
Away oer the past my spirit dnth ghde
To api}e and song BY tho old fres1le, !,
long for roam 10 :hs woody dali, ::
A hunt for the rose and tho sweet haxebel. -
The auns gorgeous dyes 1t the c..ee OF day,
And . aweet child's dream on the scented hays
Ny cid rustic home, my cherished pride,
THINKS there's nothing so dear a. the old Aetssds :
I long Tor The larks eyer-g1eeful dtght,
The bright, trsnseot sheen OF the moonz sz1yy light;
! gaze II the billow1 fields Of grain,
And list 10 my spir1t~ha1p's low refrain:
osr life's stormy sea my thoughts cainfy rido
The dear circle to join round khs old hsestds
I long With the loved ones again to be thern, <
70 build In the hrelight those castles Of air, -
To sec but agaiu that once happy thron9;
For my hearts all aweary. waiting 30 long:
Oh bear ma away DER the old oce1ns tide,-. .-
am pinin4 for bona and the old dreslda.
CHICAGO.
, 1875-06-20
THE EVENING SONG,

Oh sing to ne, sveet! tha song ttat I1o1a.
Whose notes mp and down, like e1nbdrsn u pSsy. c
Dance in thy sotce; Tor l need it, xpell,-
My spirit u torn BY the cruel dayl
Oh! tho world Ia rough, snd ths hearth ot usan'
Arr trodden to dnst IN ths busy strsetr =
~ o. the pasemensa, with steady rinx, ::
Falls the iron scourge Of our MAmmouh fssk
rh1neis only ripple Of song. know; =
Yet It carries mt back to the happy ysatz
When Tina WA not hard tyrant ~ NOW.
But fatf chtld-angel, whose arniisa md tssrs
Changed liks The ahadow End ehtne On the erxs, i
panss fos oaep1 e let 10 sd
Snatch from tho hushes = bAt Of songS :.
Al listen further, aeen to feel,
Steal o'eF my being, the lazy peaea -.
OF the 8unmery nook where, \ boy, slept,
To tho drowaiug hum Of the tittless hees, e..
Busf1y bringing % lullaby Wings i. ii:
Their harvest sweet from the meadow AUD RfusA
Which bpyiahIy counted ufes sweetest delight,
Not yet having tasted the nua of IoYat
But the yesrs thss vesve in tho purposs 1t CD
Shaping md joining tha Issues af uka,
Brought rs together, and here We ara,
Fscing tho rorroWH - husband and xits1
], With the brown-headed boy On my knee
You. with ths mite Of gill On yours - j.
na;ouIag; z; ;as g. netmes of os % x.{s w md nssns
And our castles rase Oft IN the stable air.
Kisaed by tbs Light that has mover Jet shons;'
They nAy stand through our dreana, but III tzzt
glance Of hight
From tho earneet-eyed Morning shs1 topp1A then
doEns
But now let N rnse my spirit that z2i]ed =. u
Out on a song to Chiltihood's land.
On current Of thought hls drtfted hack '
In dght Of tha breakers that beat tbs strandt
CHICAGO RoIEK e. GAM1Hklis
, 1875-06-20
hatra @~~ AA*& AQlkk

10 to Fourth Church, corner Prairie aruaus aud rh,z
tieth street, "~ @A'R~
uN1VEasALBr.
The Rev. J. ". Hauaon prsaches ut tho old acboo.
house, Englewood, thls Afternoon
at tho Church ct tho Redeemer ths annr.,
Flower Sunday" with baptism Of children, Vii he -
served "@4A - oo-
Tho Ra.. Dr. Ryder will presch morning md .,.,,
Ing n 81 Paula Church. Michigan ayeupe betvsss
Sixteenth and Eighteenth Streets
LUTHERAN
Tbs Rsv. Edmund Belfourt viii preach 1t tho Chur.a
-ot tha Holy Trinity. corner Of Dearborn and III.
aTafta, morning and evening.
CHRISTIAN,
Tia ReT. u. L. Blauey, of Indians, vii o4a...
morning and evening In Campbell Han, ccrna~ -
Campbell; aveu0e and Van Baren str3et. Mnrn&s1
subject: +.only Five Loaves and Two Fahas,1 ETank
Ing subject: The Ina and the ous4" 'sA3"
-Ihe ReT. H. H. Block, Of Davenport Il IN
preach IN tho church corner Of Indiana syenqs snd
TVenty-dfth street 1t II L. u. N4
nscE1IANEouB -,s
Tho Progressive Lycaun at Chic1ao rnesk. ~ H..
Templssa Hall at LEGO 'a
-. A. Wheeock will lecture betore the Flint so4..
q spiHtual1sts morning and evening It Cruvb Orr:s
Hal. o2'ks-
Tho Rev. Dr.. HIbbard VIII preach at New chnrrs
Hail. cotuef af Prairie avenue and Eahteenth at,-s
this morning. sud 1t the Temple corner of W.shSn1
ton street 4nd Ogden xvenue, this afternoon.
-Ns1ples Of Christ meet 1t No. - West RsndoarA
str3et at p. N.
-Tnomas Q. Baxter Win speak 1t Tabernacle can,r,
No u South Green street, In the morning. subleef.
:" Unanswered Prayer" J. Williams win speak n -:
same riace in ths evening. Subject: - fhe Brssan
Serpent7' ea
The Rev. g. " Cooke, Of Sharon Wis. MI,
In Unity Church, Oak Park, Ut $50 .. m
, 1875-06-20

PICTURE OF TEE Aoonx11E 1SQr1a11oRs.
The Saturday kecieo, the ssaidest and most
precise OF essay recaptacles, wotka itself into
spraelhins very hks wrath, or certainly iudis-
nation. over the ccuduc. Of the followers Of
Moody, who are but carrying out his principles
- their legitimate conclusion Following il IN
extract:
It ~oa:t teesn that ths.gust of American rsv,sahsm
v1lea haa been paKatng over Tia country, raa nov
hike tba east E1nd. pretty well blown aan out Whst
VA heraided ~ g7eas Increment for the salvation
Of ths nAssea has quietly subsidized into mild Atttf-
noon N evenings amusement for the less pccrpha
p7Et Of the lddla cass<s End for sp-inktns of IT,
sr1*toSsteJ. Thete be no doubt that Messr*
Moody and saukty 6ad themselves much xnore con-
PORTABLE II uer AAjesty4 Theatre than they were II
the Agricultural Asi- aud th4t tasy h4ye a r,ore
nanSKeahie sort Of Auence to deal with II IL fr,,s
tcss en one occsaua 1t the Opers-Horse 1nie0u;fe1
person. who fels suddenly cou5elt.d 70 fsr fnr1nt
n1Iseh ~ TO Imagine that hs had ther1forr r3obi n
mass Is much noise ~ MS, Moody, but be 1ss insns
a1as e,e1ed by the po.e under tha etders Id 1he
Issatnef - faetdent which reminds ona ol tsa tld
French aatazacal injunc.,cn: - ~''" '''@
Defenxe OeQ
De fAse miracles
D1uk c. lieu"
AH1 snanm4r1 treatment of spatttuhI fervo4 n.
no ooaos sexVed u useful wzzsan9 10 sthar nar
, 1875-06-20
PERSONAL.

/
Inc rev. Dt' hno1.to' He" 1osA' u tnaaang
The Rev. J. E. Storm was ordained by Con
~oo..;o,a1 co,no;1 ~ ool,,or+ ~, .ba a,,, ;rat
| Sernon h. Prot Fisk At CHICAGO
~: ~
Ine heV. f. u. ". Hal mas recenu3 taken
| charge OF the u. E. Church ut Desplaines, and
| ia calling together the scattered forces
| ;, 49,. o,:n r
lne nes a H. f4pes. " w .,,s eulssso Ihe.
j oloeaca seminary 10 epenNn8 h1e Vasauon a.
ee, 'lAA~-'' 4e - = ~" ~
| ihe heV. e. Humphrey pastor Of tafvAry
f1aaoyter'an Churoh, Ehlladelp11a, mas accepted
the Pfofessorshlp - Lane Seminary to Which
! he was lately elected. :. .~~ = .
! The Rav. c. G. Denniur; member OF The North
carojina NJ. +. Nonfegenca has haan in H,e c,tv
during tha naat walk and addressed thu minis
ters AZ theit n,eat;no on Mnndar
n,sh.. n.asu -, -. E.;..<.,' 1,,:....
Ohio ia eti1l At Rons v,th Int l;ttIa chanos IN
his heaItb. The nhys;cang nyrne tbat hjs'
tronh;as aTisa rom naryous arhansf;on. :.
Ihe. Adams street bepust Cnu1co, OF Paona.
has e1clno5a defoerr a.: Il: Mills, anu "ltndraWn
hls ltcenee - pleaca. 1ne c2uhe appears 70 pc
MI. MINIS giving way 70 AquoEr as the Official
notlce phrases IL. '' - ~.
The Southern Presbyterian Churoh. within g
short time, has lost oy death several OF har lead
jnp man the Rev. Gilbert Morgan. nm. aged
81: tha Rev. j, ". Phillips the. nav. N:M.
Cn.an IN the 84tb vear ~ ffs are and no
Rau .Dr !. q Nay1iss .-have an Tnna to thar
eternal rest, following each other in Quick sue
cass;oo, g
, 1875-06-20
e Bl0SSOM.n

little vhite flower, 40 FRAT, 80 fafr,
That twou1d seem to melt In the wintrJ III.
Il wonderful sweetness, u II the breath, ''-'
OF angels had scented It ere It's death.
Folding tss petals and dropping IT, had, ri
Ny wee, uttle tender blossom is dead -
little white face, 80 1oyely, 70 fair, .. ;.
That the E1nils Of an angel fingers tbefe+ -
few faint sighs, and tho cold lips ok Death
Fere pressed to my darhn8ar and hnshsl her trssh.
folding Of little white hands On her hreass,
And baby, wea blossom, il sa1t It 1eat.
10 another reRIon, more pure, 1aore t41r,
Whe1s tha harpa Of seEaphs ring on the Ar,:
Th% angels have borne my little whits 4owa1t, .
But ah how / mtss her svery hour. j. :.
And tneel tn tho darkness beside tha bed,- ::
Whero Iea my white blosaom. ufelsss aud dssdv
And press in anguish those cold lips TO mine:
But she heeds It neVer.-she gives no Ggn,-
But lies in that Silent, unbrokcn sleep,
Whila 1neel IN my apr1oW, md smile u weep:
For know ahe looks down from bssids tie Throua.
And there shai! I hnd her, ny darling, my ownl
JUNE ID, 1873. Dx1MAp1,
, 1875-06-20
THE IRISH CHURCH,


The completion Of the work OF, revising the
Lttany OF tbs Irish (Disestahhahed} Church has
not been followed BY entire approval Of the
work. During tbs debates Archbishop Trench
gave notice that in the event Of tho omission of
part Of tia Athanasisn Creed he shonld have no
other choice but to decline" the use of the uew
Pra5et-Book. The act1on which gives most
odense to decided Churchman ia described in
the preface 70 the Prayer-Book a. follows:
With respect 70 thu Athan1sisn Greed. common]v ar
called Se have retained It unate1e among pur Tor
mulass but We have directed that only thaf psrs Of
Il which strictly speaking profession ot faith shah
ne 1ectted oa certaln days. instead Of the Apostea'
Cseed declaring nevertheaess. tnat in this order il IL
not our meaning to withdrew The witness htch tha
Church Is ever bonud 70 bear {snd which we here soI
enanty heas) to ths Incarnation Of our Lord Jesus
ca1nt. 2nd to re Obligation which ies On every man
= DO regards ha everlasting Aaivaton 10 {cquaiut
himself according TO his ability, With al that God aas
revealed and 10 accept With 1ai1h and humility Khst.
, 1875-06-20

er: .But Why should hs oataa Adam. go for eat
ing i slngla apple?" Jamee: t'tWaai, now,
teacheT. that's . sticker, and I don't see-
| thai yeas," -
Rails County (Mo) Record: gentleman re-
siding near Perry, this county, went to church
recently, and before starting was requested very
earuestiy by his better hatf to be nure and no
member the text The text WAS: IAN angel
came down from heaven and took hve coal
from the altar.". BefoSe be got home thu te1t
bad shipped his memory. When his wife asked
What the text YVES hs answered i F" There WAS
m Indian came down from New Haven and took
live colt BY the tail and pulled his head ous Of
the halter
While preaching the other day, Roman priest
turned in bis discourse 70 make TsfT tender
appeA on behalf Of poor mau with large
family that ueedei the immediate assistance Of
his hearers- Hs portrayed the necessities OF
this family in such pathetic strnins as to move
his audience in tea1s, and then said ''Such II
the e1igencies Of this case thAt Tia stop heEe m
In my sermon mid take mp collection" He
deacenoed from the tribune and passed the bag
around among the people, who being g1eatly
moved by hin appeal, dropped in the tire very
hountifully but on returning to his place, he
smilingly aaid:s This poor msn Ia the Pope!"
Mrs Famcett In her new novel, tells Of pre-
nality IN a<temposaneous prayer When she
said her, prayers as her, ,mothars knee, having
been told that she uas not to learn any form Of
prayer, but to ask from her heart for Whatever
she most desired, she prayed for ~ red cloak
CIV ve'st Ois0n e ssovel 4't Y " ss .hap a
Then, when instructed not to aaA for
material but tor spiritual blessings, hear inter-
probation OF q spiritual blessing was that there
might always Pc short sermons ~ church. When
she had scarlaelua, ana her mother bad begged
her 70 pray for her recovery, she having been
told that when ste was beginning to get better
, 1875-06-20

.fons tn meat 1,;s ,,rein m, t7u 1notb.-,,
Ia. n,ss., a1s,,,a-,. w N'%' '4''1't
s'oe' -t'eee'' 'o''aat9:
John HeuzE wants 70 knpW whether when the
Psaiuist remarked, "Lord. make ma knnx noinf
end :" ha hat INV referenca e. h,ri .tro+.;n: 49,
enu, ~ naU' ""'- 1e'eteoso ~ 4a1u7EIo1t1ne
~ s.,~. 49,,
mother, and exhibiting unmistsfanls symptona. ~.
Of severe pain in the bowels, tsdo green annfes
prov in haaven p" ffF>@'
e>I nnA.1 - ' =. =. -, I; ::
"Dae! DC great gtt~up-ln-de motuin' day dohe
come v sad az aged coiofed brother, the other
night, when the lightning struck church at
yickabu1g, Miss, filed With co1ored people,
n,ro ,art .rd kcant a;..a. .,-a ~. -,
~ cod ~. rr,st M ptS.ss uafs "o sae motto
hasn't Hhen man gets that wealthy he don't
propose TO trust ANYBODY, you kno~. --cincin-
nan Times.
= "child1en should be- seen and not heard, !,
qnoted Hrs. Jopes to JohpDy the other night.
when he was too noisy after being put to bed.
Johnny, who can SEQ point immediately kicked
, 1875-06-20

,. P,rysnio {.seu.} Enserpriss.
yellow cat has been making his home In no
Methodist Church II Austin. Last Sunday hs
toox position on the big pedal baas Of the
church-ossan. He was en1oysns eonfossaoals as
nat' WREN the services opened, and. when me
organlst came aosn On the pedal bass. shAs cas
went up INTO the> body Of the church lkea
rocket. He lit on the back Of pew in tht coy
tra of tbs church. and, wltb ao 'nne4tshly bowl.
he bumped himself and ptocceded 70 CLAW tas
tic teckies4nesa tbs tad7, Thinking no doubt To-
dasn yas af.erhet. turnad'a complete aomerssnA
our 'of. tte psa and tandnd on tue otasr Mda q
the aisle. i general stampef1e was only p5s9,
VOTED By the escape Of tbs cat pnt pf Ado@
near tho pallit. t. ,s,4@~*
, 1875-06-20
CANADIAN PRESBYTERlANS,
UNION Of THEIR FOUR BRANCHES.

The Assemblies OF the four Presbyterian
bodies In Canada On the 18th inst. contaminated
An organic union, the negotiations for which
were begun t@o or three. years ago, the parties
being all the Presbyterian bodies in Canada, to
wlt: the Canada Presbyterian Church, tbs
Presbyterian Church OF Canada in connection
with the Church OF Scotland, the synod OF tho
Presbyterian Church in the Lower Provinces,
aud the Synod Of the Presbyterian Church 10
connection with the Church OF Scotland Of the
Maritime Provinces. The fi1ss-namea body ia the
lArgest. and was formed in 1861 by the union
OF Canada branches OF the Free and the United
Presbyterian Churches Of Scotland. It has nine
teen Presbyterles, slg ministers, and 81 6l4 con-
munieants. The second Church in tue list has
upward OF Il, 600 communicaDis- The Churrhes
in the Lower Provinces are emnu bodies. The
United Church, which Ia to be called the Pres-
hyterian Church OF British North America, will
baye ESQ ministers and more than 90, 600 COM
nonu'cants- Tbs basis OF unlon, which haa bean
onN fattaed ny the "presbJteries, kirks, seq
aiona, and congregations" !" declares;
tira-That the Scriptures Of the Old and New
Iesssments. beng the Fora Of God are tho only in
fa1lible rule OF faith and mAnne9t
S<cond-That the Westminster Confession Of Faith
shall form tue suoosdnate standard at thl. Church
that ths rger and shorter cztechism shall be adopted
oJ tue Church and appoi1ted to be used for thb In
that nothing contained IN he sforesaid conesson or
catechsm regarding tha power add duty Of the civil
magistrate shall be held to sanction any principles OF
r'sws Inconsistent with full liberty of conscience IN
matters Of religion
Taitd-That tho government and worship Of this
Church shall be Ia accordance with tbs recognized
PRINCIPLES and practice oi Presbyterian Churches,
isid down generally IN the - Form of Presbyter1An
Church ao9arnmens" and IN she !" Directory TOR tho
Pubhc Worship Of God"
In the supplementary articles is expressed the
deslra Of the Church to hold frate1nal inter-
course with oshsr Churches, aad ita Willingness
20 receive ministers and probationers from
discipline as itself. This il the 'Becond import
ant union movement among the Protestant
Churches Of Canada within . year. Last Sep
tenher The union OF tbe three Methodist bodies
Was formally consumrnated and 8 Large and in
huauttal Church formed thereby.
, 1875-06-20
IDEAL RHYME.

Dresrt1y, dreart1y. falls the rain
Ou the de4d dowess;
YEARLY, weasiiy laden with pain,
DraX on tho hpn1s. - f''
All naournful wind, echo youx sohs,-
My iif@ ID chill ~
For the hands would clasp aud tho na would ~
Are distant aHu
And tho dear blue s5es, IN whoae tender depths =
Ny Own you'd looE -
Reading the royal sepA oleary ~ Esge
o. aotue sweat beos,
14ossz tonight nth your sobbtns .oiee, >~
Near bt1n, O wind
Till 10 bis heart each nournfpl toao
shasl an echo and
1il be longs for Tho clasp of friendly hand e..
Close. cloas ii hia
And cherished vo,es 10 soften tho sound
Of Jol1 d1ear1ueAs. 9xAsA
, 1875-06-20
GOOD DEEDS.

Good deeds Ire the intezpretars Of sonIs,
And genial wArra1ta Of untrammefed spherseS
~ dss-d drpp4 tremuIou4 on ieafy speats, ~,>
Their incense vlhfatas Ia utezual &aAlR
And gfnts with glory Hezvens diy1no&t r7IsR.
The SOCIAL fabric Of the temprAl yeazs
QuakeA u the imminenea Of ss1f-kau9hs feArs,
And good deeds Anti. On ch11ue11c knoilA.
Worthier thai ltQiona OF noat exqMeits sfgn3
ie ths u1tanctured naen'ry of good dsedat
The grand sou1-eloquence that never dies,
But, still bel otc sud sublime, On Ieads,-
~ gentls echoes thread tn ethereal kktes,-
uatsuggh& by cunning and unbound h5 cresds,
WAl1xa SPEscE pA1Nxx
, 1875-06-20

REPLY TO MR. JAMES RAtLEl's cn111c1sM
70 nte Eattor Of Tie Caiea7o Tribuns:
CHICAGO, Juns 1S.-1n writing for Tue TR1B,
UsE the communication published last Sunday,
cracsing my sermon, previously reported, or
the American Sabbath, hr. Bailey eoems to have
had his mind fixed upon only one point in the
sezznon and that an incidental one, whieh yet ts
calls ita *'cantral ,de&," namely, u he puts it,
+*thas the Sabbath is one-eesenth part OF time,
and not the seventh day specifically ii weekly
ORDER" His mind appears to be so hlied With the
one propos1tion which be has been accustomed
to maintain that Saturday is tie only legiimate
Sabbath, that my discussion of tie history OF
6abbnth oDservance in Europe and America, it's
relation to our civil aud religious liberty, and lts
yalae with refetance to the intelligence and viz
tue Of the people and the pe11nanencs OF our
free loatllntona, sesaas to have bean wholly Lost
upon hun.
Unay vision narrowly confined to the lerter
cau fxil to $50 thai the u,ramand. ''Slx days
etaAtt thou labor and do Ill tuy work, but the
sssenth day In tue sabbath, IN it thou shalt not
DO hny work. ps,eyea when men, beginning
with atDnuae And working six d4ys obserye Sun
day M = day Of tacred resi- Wuen Mr, Bailey
caine sutv Ihm world aud found ChIstepdono,
H1&n tbs e4cess,on al ,1tag otcxnt sect. j., -
.'ra4:sr7 OF ss:ssornA tbs arrt day ~ -3
NJ the Chns1lan ssftba,h. =. -so been
Risn for him 10 ~ - .nere was good
kessan tuf thht px7 -, and, when reading the
Ne~ Testament ha Eund it recorded that our
Lord arose from TITO dead on the first day Of the
week, md that Tie early Christians vere accus-
toned TO asaemoo for worahlp and Tor breaking
OF breAd tin 1g1t dry Of the week, he should
have iou:.t reason enough TO deter hin from
dlsturb.n: -l1A sAcradneaz Of the Lords Day by
the sstem,S "a snuv that nlen were under obi
gst1en 10 x*ep holy another day OF the week.
Mf Eal.ry abjects ~ = hat bo calia my "in-
Mktr Atk 7tt9 9f,A raF &ka 1nrr
, 1875-06-20
a PREACHER ON THE PRESS. :.
WHAT TIE REV. J. ii, GREGORY "TR1kzA'oF UAiLR


!, speciat co,respondenes Of Tho Chicago 7sTouns.
DIS Mo1sEs, H., June l5.-YeBterday rftef-
noon the Rev. j. Ii. Gregory. LII D., President
OF the ulnois State Industrial University, de-
.iyered lecture to the State Baptist Ministerial
Institute, In which he uttered the most bitter
and scathiug philippics Against the secular daily
newspapers. His subject was - Preparation, for
Pulpit-Work ibis topic, 60 What to Read Hs
said: NeYer read the daily papers. No man OF
culture OF literary ambition, or who desired to
improve bis mind, would do it. He would ~
soon ask his servant to empty pail Of, slop On
bis head every day, from the chamhsr~VtndoH ~
to read the daily papers. They are made up Of
short paragraphs, ,-mere hash-, They have no
great, loading thoughts in them. nothing to in
epire the mind and their influence il per-
niclous. And so be went on, until
be finally, in substance, declared that no.
body should read the daily: papers. II
they Desired knowledge, get q book 1hsn an
hour could be spsnt With 4 continuous subject
to think about. Then the Enand will 60 back
to the book. With daily paper, you read it
few moments, and you never take It up again.
because there is nothing in it to feed tue mind.
The remarks of the reverend gentleman rath-
Of people who read the papers, and know what
il gong on in the world, without Waiting for the
news to come through the pages Of book.
Pesheps the gentleman has forgotten, OF per-
hape ha does not know, that, under tho very
shadow of the institution over which he pre-
sides. has lived 4 man, now dead. Hho, through
the columns OF TIE TRIBUNE and other papers,
has di >4em1nated more valuable, practical in
formation upon agricultural and industrial pur-
suits; tending to elevste his Kind than has ooma
from within the walls Of that institution since,
by the power and influence OF the press. it Was
fnAuPnrAtA3 and secured an BYf6teQca.
Had the speaker qualified his remarks aud said
the Chicago Times Was pernlcioua, or that e1-
elusive newspaper-reading was bad, all would
hare said Amen: but be did not.
, 1875-06-20

evsr shall b. 1utcisnty proposed to him out 0 the
Word Of God and proved By caasr and oert1in
Of Scripture .:..',. ;.
A Meeting bas bssn held in Dublin, with tbs
Archbishop II TIC chair; oftbe opponents of Tie
action Of tbs Synod. Il was resolved that an
association BE- formed called The Athanaslan
Creed Defense Association having for it's OBJ
jects: To bring before the members OF .the
Church Of Ireland the character a.. ana conae1
Syuod IN the matter Of the Athauasian Creed;
aod to adopt all constitutional means to arrest
final Legislation thereo1. ~. =,
Attention has been called to the fact that the
American Protestant Episcopal Church has Who'll
Liturgy dita Articles, and that, therefore. tho
Psn-1 nglcan Synod, which meet. III asT. viii
be composed in part of Bishops who occupy the
posltipn On this question Of tha irlah Church. "-