, 1875-07-25

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Sea- Tho River jordan ftovs though the Ho1r
tbs Dead Sea- and River Jo1dan h.a been 1 It turned
into mountains aud hills, .nd upon these small
shrubs have been set out to reproduce in nina,
| ture the olive trees On tho hills OF tho Holy';
Land.
Tue modern City Of Jerusalem Covers an u9eal
80 feet in diameter. and - constructed OF plaatap}
Of Paris, from tho British Ordnance surveys
| and 400 OF the best 2tereogT2phs that could hea
| PRODUCED
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oriental stvIe Of srcbitecture. Tho tr,t hooe<
will be used as bookstore, and tho SECOND -
the museum /.
small room overlooking the couEt win BE-
| ato.. and win be occupied by several
%msr;cans an. a en- costume, and several ITo
Arabs, representing the natives Of the H9ly,
Land Iabieaax ana performance e. to,os WI ~
snd s1I hsbits q % Of h the rei Arabs. miaaret vii
| anr1mount the barem and from this sevotxl
times a d.y viii proceed tho "muezzin." or call
worth Of Oriental goods aad costumes hAVe )ass
4 tabernacle, 75x37 feet is to be erected, the4
contt Oh "alcn "'!t " ;11 th-os ~ covennes
e,!oeu heaaa1ad .1oth n eo.t,s mir Ind OF red
OF omoroloefed c'osn, VI goat A111s ~ ~ - -
e1aueled l64Lut1t lonRSGt4toAJ' A0S ~o7~ "AAs
| bo over 81 G00. ,
A stationary bath-house on rho north snoro
dress'ng-rooms,- for ladies' the other Tor
gentlemen.
stream % Of water " @ that bat lows from living tree.
The streets are all named after eminent moth-
workers ] are expeetsd to to be- present, md speak
| tho t1nlra rat nrrNalka their u2U0R4.
| Dr.. c. Il. Fowler. Chancellor Of tho Northwestern
University. "Jeaus the Grsat Teacher
~. The wonderful works Recorded In The Biblo" 4
The Rev. J. n. Buckley, of BrooflJn, n. T. . Quas-
DR. Dr.. Edward Egrleston, Kindergarten"
| Dr. Theodore T. Cuy.er. Of Brooklyn. " 5umo Tim
Have HID With Great Man"
Dr.. B. E. petreo. Of Boston -.~.~
DC" Music Ia the school md in the s.netaay"
Frank Beard, Esq, Dashboard Artist Of New York.
The Re1. wolcott calkiss Of Buffalo. *What =
Christian Teacher May Learn from Heatheu 49,,
The Rev. Justin D. Fulton, D. D., Of Brooklyn, n
7. "The F1rse that 1t WINS; = o.c4,t,,.r .r,.
lns re- mST ~: -. sa,H.1ashno;n ~, %ato1 - ~
frf7a r. 1Ru ~ w psfn1 of lchie,u aohrts
tim Art. md What the sunday H4a to Do With
Dr.. p G. Gillette, Of Jacksonvils, III. Ths Los-
sons Of q Century" ,
It IT. .: aenSo"t ~ .a1n ~ of Ros.on 4rhe whote
cturs1 ane nes, ~ !. & snnd,r'scboo nd -
nY
the Hour Warning to Sunday -achool Workers.
Dr. G. g. Robinson, Of New York
Dr.. c. D. Foss, Of New {ork. 1Ihe s1nd.5-achooA
an9 tne a18ness ne 1a1 ~ = ~ - nh, ennd.v
~ nsr Rsnhen Heisnn- D b. Of Nav York.
r. = T.7ard Fsn'. oditor al the Yationol Sunday
school Teaehe7, Chicago
Nr1- Emily Huntington Minet. fta1J snfsled'
, j" The Parish Of Fair Haven"
The following gives IN idea OF the dA1y pro
. ! eramme: 49, ~
O'Clock = m.-Moruiue bells,
6;3o-Mornine prayers In ave tents1.
| 7-Dreakfast- -,
} 8e:45-Genera serv1os fvaf31nK eaeA MoEntne},
Bibla service - PE.iss ssrncs." n A1pe1aeneo
rt!no hnnr. F4.t hour D;pz.an-
$500. sac"ud .1 tosr Driir rstar;on.
III II o;c1oekMPuhlc seryice Qectura or ssrrnonA
ls3o p. m-Dinner. .xu-~
2Pubie SERVICE ..
3l5-fubnc reports nom ne wornng-noof7' t11g
tsapef sefs1ce Win 'eepaf oo1's'
a. snt-rt.fn,n.,t. f.t.,.o,ttoo, .,<.
concert socishIo,
, io-Nieht bells "*
! Two dava will bs nat anart asnacia15y for chill
: | dran s.tnriav. Anq and IL
Tie Assembly vii be divided into threo terma
Tha workin0 hours Of these tarrna viii yary some-
xhat ~ 3oliows First tarm. dill aassions pre-
dominate second tarn1 Diyiaion sConyen-
tions:' third term, Normal 4Counci1s- i"
: The liriaion seseious aro those in which tho
several c1asses of vor4ern-pastors superiu-
| tendenta infant-clssa teachers etc-meet ia gap-
arata sesson to diecuss the top;cs especially IN
/ terestin1 to them, They will state difficulties,
$ | DISCUSS principles illustrate methods axhlhit
annl;ances. etc. eto.
The drill-seesions arc those IN which all grades
of the workers meet in clAsses for drills n the
Normal Class themes: Bible History, Geog-
ranhy. Chronology, Evidences, Interpretation.
ETC. Also for practice in whatever pertains 70
the work Of teaching, illustrating, questioning,
reviewing, etc.
After lie correspondents or " "editors," as the
people chose to call ID. and other invited guests
had partaken OF bounteous lunch, the Bteamer
| left for an excursion through the lake. At
Dernis Point. Like View, Gridiths Point, Flu
rsnn4 and I,n,eatown. Ill anmmer resorts. abort
stops we're made to giye '+ye knights OF tho
pancil chance 70 see how the land lay. Tno
hotels at these points are all large wooden ssruo-
tnres. with large and airy rppms, and are fonr
and fya stories high. With yerandas surround-
inc every story. maiine It q delightful place to
scenery on ali sides was most magnificent.
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