, 1875-09-06
,00D. Tho lot oil which 1t Htn,,slH ID valued At

5000. Tho lot oil which 1t HsauslH ia valued At
$J.n0l.
Yesterday afternoon \ largo n,,nror Of ncor,e
Eathc'ei to "Itncda tho Acirn'iuu. After tho
,,-nal tpnrrtrAt;on Ror.iens, cnlluti"d by 1!eh1p
ChcneT tnI H. E'.'rr. tho t}i.l,op delivered tho
sermon, taking RI ms tbxt-
Ill IN. ' y
Ito began by rnring that whnn thcro IL A
storm ewcc7inE over TIM occ.n. aud vavra Hrnm
10 roll mountain high. thpte IL luia. nnt calu,-
lesH only few feet below tho surface
Tins y e with til" great rra Of
pohteal con1n.o'iolR, tlov do ,so.s rcst tho vast
tnulttlldn that ctlnko III, tho avancs of life. M
amount Of e1erflon cnn stir up tho depths Of
thn u'Ifathnmails sen. STU tits our duty 10
tho rcop'o to t'o need Of a true rnits,n.,. Thoro
was onco 4 Gcrmhn In itnedeburg vino cnu-
atrlo.ci bason,otor, which. when not upon l,a
4,,,...', loM.e, H,Swod .1 tho Y, ilsMfo ot man.
stood osect aud rnmovs5lc, but in raro of storm
II luwotci and disappeared ut Of sight, 80 It is
with nasny leor1o, including protesting Cnris-
tinna. Iloy l,a.o no opiniona Of slloir owr,, hnk
Of popular iseas. Tho rrutcstans ch.rcllca arn
NOT doiug their DUTY Ihey Ito not reach tho
mass nf tho peop1o. or Hnoin to etriya N TINT
diEoct:uu. Lot ua look al tho ca,,Eos Of their fall
uto. Tlcro used to bo At tho lauco to Line o,n
Iark Hign reading, "No yohiulcs bnt private
CARRIAGES n!l,woi III tho park." It was probably
n,,ant fur good in ordcr to provert injury to tho
nicely grhyeed walks; but. for all that, il looked
like discrimination In favor uf tho wealthy.
Tho idea wilt illustrate tho position IT tho
churches. Tlloy aro for tl.s ricll. Their very
s1laro md furniture prevent than from bolhY
uAed by tho ruur. Wo want to have chnralas
adartcd to al. 0nr ministers HLoild hc simply
tcaeLesa Ut tho trntll, and orr churches should
be simply places for l,oaring tho Gospel OF jesus
Chr:as.
Tho churches Bhou1d bo constructed 40 as to
bring tho pauple into tho closnst proximity to
tie proacler. Tiny nre toally bul!t twice 40
louK HI thoy aro Mide, aud people III the bacsf
part Aro beyond tho magnetism Or tho most csu,
tluont hpenkos.
Another fnlils with ouz churches is tho passion
for Gutllo nltlIltcoture long aistos lofty walls,
the simplicity taught uy our Savior, as thoy
arc Aefectisn III regard to tho hoArng properties.
3[0lo Rtieyous than all. however, in that thoy
cost 1no1o naonoy than their accommodations
warrant. TAorc aro thousands Of Iooplc III this
city who absolutely :anuut afford 10 astond
church. Costly clurcl1-lulllihgs ontail hoavy
rGw-r1nls,
Tho scmody to tloso dosacta Is su increased
Ruelity to Gospel truth II We wish to gnt tho
multitude INTO our chureles, wo must l,avo lesA
orthodoxy aud more Cl,,jstiauity. Lot us d1n-
p6nne with tho Injuries OF tho sanctuary mud
retain only IT'S comforts.
In conclusion bishop Cheney said that this
parish IL 10 be congratulated ,lpon its pasieno,
AIlu perseverance, III uEuEluH NuouL kHo eEtttiola
III this comfortable church nonio. Tho building
il particularly adanted to tho warta Of the poo
ple. arid is model IN every reapact.
Dr.. FAlIowa followed with few remarks, In
Which alo expressed ls hearty be'ef ii. practi.
cal Christianity. TIN ideas spoken were IN &C.
coraauce with his sentiments This church was
llanted in tho tn,dst Of tho people, and wolltl
| bs governed by lilo people. It was founded OIL
tho only trlc foundation, tito Lord Jutus Christ
Tho pastor, tho lsoy, alr. WaIkiey, and til. Rev
alr. l'ontluthWaito participated III tho clusing
terYicca.