, 1875-10-17
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.

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| ment Of the Kentucky Conference, have IN
creased II, 600 in the Stats since 1866.
The question OF the right OF Nonconforu1lst
ministers to the title Of ''Reverend il being
tried before the Judicial Committee OF the P1lvy
Council of England. The case is neAr it's close
| The two Anglican Missionary Societies have,
in the Tinneyelly, India $50 congregations, III.
900 communicates, and 10000 children in the
| Christian schools. The contributions OF these
people reach 515, 900.
The number OF students connected with the
Chicago Baptist Union Theological Seminary,
during the present year, is 65, against 60 last
year, and 50 the year preceding.
| The Protestant Episcopal Bishop Of Moosonee
| (the Rev. DR.. Hornlen) has Diocese 1,l57'oo0
square miles. This is territorial government
| with an emphasis and with little danger OF max
| ing it too intensely personal
The New York State Annual Meetinga OF the
Baptists are to be held at Saratoga, Oct. ~ to
%. Special attention is to be- given to the DIS
| cussion Of the missionary sunday-school ana
! educational work. 4 number Of local assocta-
| tions have been held in this State and Mas
| sachusetts.
The Westminster Presbytery, Pennsylvania,
| has published series Of resolutions which 1t
passed ut recent session upon the spreading
neglect of the Sabbath. In particular, it apecl-
| fed the running of Sunday excurslon-tralns
especially for the purpose OF conveying persons
| to religious meetings, and the proposed opening
OF the Centennial Exhibition on Sunday.
| Thursday evening the Rev. G. G. Aarston will
| be formally installed pastor OF the baptist
| Church at Norwood Park. The service Will oc-
| cur in the following order instaAatlon sermon
| BY the Rev. s. W. Marston. u. D.. OF bt. Loms ];
| charge to tha pastor by tile Rev. +, IL. E!hs, y.
| n nf Ch,carn charge to the church BIZ the
| Rev. H. G. Mabie, Of Oak Park.
| ror thu rasr 10TH a1Os eo, has been collected
! +o~ Woro rian foreirn missions in the American,
| Rr,i.h md Gotman proylnces: aud tho dis
! b,,rsan'snta 1,eva raached a103' '510. Besides
t,.;a COZ ne5 Lss haan COLLECTED to nav off a
sa..s,o1 5aht am Tie nav vaar ia horun with
ha,.naa nf a. t1, ~ the Trsas,,rv Tie humber
! of % 1nissonnr1es empIoyed is 336; there are 90
s1a1ons ala ~ ~ ~ aitu
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1n9 19ilo"A1s nto ~no o'"11s psnLa.;oars . not-
west 1nd'ana conferences "a onn
aectease, auaosas, 1at "a dae.be ass
locaa pIeaensis, o.c ;norassa ~ H. ednits han,
tisea, ll34-assfease a. .ai,a GoulcnSs sa 1h9de-
crease 1::o oa!ue VI cnuienes1 r csaasa
crease 1o1zzo; pa1sonaggs' o ~ :oussaeaos g. oco
yniue Of Parsonaees iamlnsseas9'
colee'ea tor G9naence natas R s'a: amdac-ssas san
Womnns fSIelgn MISSIONARY society," :on; sna1-n-
crease. $-2o; tnnsch extension. Sool~o
crease S9D iraGt ooclety So9-lnclease. Sao Sao
Sundsy-schooi UNION, Si1o-lhcIeease: 91o !,
freedman a1o' 91ot-luss9sSe' s.1oz ~ "no 'o1
| education. 5155-dec1ease' Sfoo.
| Mr.. Long ia illustrating in Baltimore, q new
! mode of preocbinc, His object is to impress in
| spired truth upon the intellect and the heart
| through tile medium OF the eye and the ear ut
tho same time. He has largo paintings, said to
be beautiful and correct. which represent the
/ l1111 1anfh a n
These arc placed above the pulpit. and ID rear OF
the preacher. and the different scenes ana clf-
| cunstauces IN the ooVelopmenL o1 u1s suojecS
trni,q t1p da ~ tEa 1aaras II mannscrint Ioct,
| rars we'll know the great advantage that maps
nnd charts afford when they can ba used in illus
| @aa.'oa - s"te&t i, euule st A1a ~. I.t:a .o -
new methoa wah prove q1 FLEE .. ansau..s ~
much interest: and he has large congroeatiolis
| 'jc,a ~ +ho ,,,,e+ s;r,;s,ont ;pana,cao NJ the
oue u .no ttoot sISu.ae -: IL ~ ~ ~
| Faith Training College in Boston On Monday
| evening, at No. Beacon Hill Place, with the
| purpose Of fitting the laitv for Sunday-school
| 1,,1,;. II n praa;d ,nt tha Raw n " r
Daars,n ~, p P,o,assor ~ GSr;stian fifa tan
| boaEouan, Ito'gssor ot tntlssiAu LAY suo
| lev IL. oteele, fIolessof oI oJsSenatM 1ueoi.
ocy; the Rev: Edmund Squire. Professor OF
| SuiriLual PHILOSOPHY: the Rev. 4. 3. Earle,
| Professor nj Revislonal Work: the Rev. Marcus
| A,nep, Professor of Pastoral Theology; the Rev.
E. Paysou Thwing, Professor of Sacred Rhe-
toric and Vocal Culture, including singing j;
Frederick 4. Sawtelle, Professor of Natural Tue
| oloey About slxty applications were received,
| and many more are expected Dr. Cul11s, the
| President, is prominent phvaicBn. who ia said
| to use the power of faith and PRAYER in curing
| d;aeases "a veil Al in nrov1d;n5 finds for maii
| ~ chsr,+iaa
| e"A e0 A"Aes-
REBuKE TO FASHION.
| The Lexington (ky.) apostolic I lines ia moved
| to sorrow and rabuke concerning the pull back
| dress evstam and Ak nresses it's con Vctons TINS
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