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There would seem to DO n great many in
ndels somewhere. Preacher MOODY often tells
about his hard labor over sn"h men. Now, so
far IA We have observed, inndes constitute but
a very small proportion Of the oommuni '. We
apprshend, however, that there " q humorous
class Of people in these times who must he
called practical inndels. rney are men who
ignore religion In their lives, WAYS, and conduct,
who give no heed 10 it's pracepts, and for daily
evidence Of their contempt for iLs laws. these
FRO the worst kind nj inIdels, though many Of
them are mighty respectable pc-sons, who make
money and patronle the church. They are at
once inadel- and ny pOrrites. II We could bring
home true religion to these peOpe-or II MOODY
aud SANkEY would do so-thcrc need 30 no ne
cessity Of feeling troubled about the bAndful Of
dOgmatic inhdels.
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One Grcn, y,llai7, or1:rantI.m.

WAsIuN8TON, Nov. Il. For Two ar three
das pest there have gath rel aHont no lrnc-
closed do.ITS 90 the 1 imtu's bureau, %
mntley, r gCliuc 81 VI II ctlurfd men ami
wni IN. diaNl BIO f1a' So iri.g Is thc anunUf..-
ment bat thc % IA would ~ ~ per cent u.on
deposits. Suc1 iti3ui faces some 81 tbem
were. - tnin uud pinrUtd, ana ru-uc so uld
ana wTinkisd sud DINERS gloomy Tnd rlaUkt r
III u TIA heir ma urC tu, and oih.fs sill itko
MAX 4 III. s., llly under ,hV "a - di,ODurd Ing
care ne anc s. ar til the modern .wincie--
aud tAeu nalic g. moro "a n legion -tiis ~ ed
mans HANK h = been ~" rgat' 81 IN m Z ~
parJonaale i4t TX tue rctnty aud ht'd on n
Ell pitr.f-'e1 al The ola nd tnrii. ~ incin, q d,
-ua pWttng 'em INTO the tnttumlesS lit of
privat. s1cru' .itnn, and the HruJrem cole cur
rrnCy Il uriiut rate IT Id. kNrrV cent ought t.
be- rciunu"d, n every dark decd N conn, 81 on
with tde Fh ,irs Of Hud per ems connect II Nih
the h nj sh'. lei De shown ~ iu the bhpding
hIht CT fapist!r'. M on -nouid DO spalcd
hu' these nunJr dc of poor, de.iauded dcpusI-
loIS, who arc nuN The only sufferers.
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To THR kDIrOR OF rHE SUN-SW: The Pow
erful Mind, In poLdeious asuinc elusion aBout
fame ana obli' ion, dras IN me name oil PARK BENJAMIN
IN connection WIN othtr writers % She past
~ point Ma caeap mOraliIi 4. II spccih1s Mr. be- IL
MN a. one u several poets who's, claim to name Is
based nn w"rks which .lc'p the a ~ uilorrv Sc
Mtll' 10 NOT undertake 10 tNuflsH an opi.iuu un
Mi ftIlti ns pottn, ~ MAY be- vel for me To punt
out 'nc iHci ma IN mentioning Nj b.. tie PlN,rfl
Mad sugt csss an unfortunate cunpas1n Before he
ltu4E ~ VI hai slrv 10 EN- ncipate himself ron
th0i nursery IN loW from which he has me-, a. sue.
eeed. in becoming WHOLLY ircc PARK 'nJann wa
az clHItd "a nnu subsequently succnD led Grace
HfHel IN ne editorial nltag cWfrf NJ g NV iuntunl
~ q ritJ. thllAc tue roatltul Mlni, howevrr Mr
bc JNkln On assuming tn edit Tial rnair Of III nrc.
n"c'''nl din NOT nyumc thu stool uigcpp uf Nan
r''' tl nct nor dii h. ruYnsa h-qlDn as ~ ttr
cl'u - hM pnn' e. nor didhr. Nlrdlh,. sra, ~,
Lf pulhI lhrri nor ld zee MA iscAtc ale Il, acre
milk. W. 80
=, MT be1i min viii perhaps rnran fnmnus dcsnite
~, ung tothf' - an ieI g ~lc ana ariass iur-
nSfst or ~ Funo dnv, though M. ieh purns may be
iuI~ n If te row rlnl Nihd 10 litddy A. tAhuus
an lN 'ool t' 20 u ilt nov rrfI tGi iuhlir
NV u ii tl OF ife Wrtinge vi N ne ti~ uf sf
hepbal ohs Pnih IA NIAhfN. ~.
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money taken out Of tho pockets Of the tax
payers and handed over to them "a charity.
What they demand is fair wages for their
woik-that is 10 say, the ratio which " IL
fairly worth in the mnrket. But " iho
rule of economy and common sense is TO
be applied to theIn, lhOy Insist on its being
also applied to other persons more con-
splcuous and more noisy but less useful.
Let the fancy salaries be docked and
brought down To the bass " Justice that
IL to .ay, 10 fair equivalent for honcst
services; ami the workiugmcn will be
satisfied.
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To I'M EpIruR OF TnE suns Never
In u, recollection was there such re Jnicing a.
tneIo 10 here now. After nine years of slavery
We are freed. he change from Radio, Al rule to
Democrats Is not the same thing heie that Il Is
H. he Northern states; here It means an escape
from a tNfanny wOlse tnan ireland ever en-
ied. Every thing was perfectly quiet on Gle Do
ton day. TIE Young Nous Detnocr tic Ilup
Issued Circular few days previous dsclariny
thht e'"ry man sh nld Ice protected ia voting as
he pleased, and there was no intlmidliion.
Many negroes stepped uCrLss the color hue nd
vot with us
One ~ the result Of the election is that the
FItc opinion. Republr an new spiper one Wear
Old. Published herV, has con 'luded not 20 az.
pear again, - II has nnthing more Ia saV. We
eApert prls ptIuus tunes hereafter. W. T. f.
MACON. Mas. Nov. ii, 1910.
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II Is proposed 10 establish in I.0nisV lie
an asso, iann similar IL che r. chdale, Egi nd,
Cn6perative Hnc,ctg The latter wns ~ inded IN
lS43 10y some u innei weaven who had yainly ap
piled for au more ase OF wages IIstoad OF strik-
tng, they studied how to improve their 1udi-
ton. Twelve OF them agTos1 20 contribute
tow. mi a comtnonfund STA cents n wcck each
In 1874 they opened store Tor the sale Of pro
visions aud llothinc, to be conducted on the
plan OF dividing the pronts among the purchase
era, and selling goods at full weight, and tree
from adutsraiiOn. Taey graduulv added viri-
Gus deoari usots Lo the original establishments,
until now their stores cover the whole range Of
personal an domestic vents. Their next
project was the buiidine and purch sing OF
houses for members OF the society, and they
nov own and lot 10 eottagcs. The suec ss of
III" RochdNle ATS DGiation encouraged Others to
found siuilar socIetie4, aud noaiS every manu-
featuring town ia EDSlaod has its cooper tive
CLUB of worknsmon. So fur the attempts at CO.
oper .tiOn IN tho United States have Deen COM
parativsly unsuccessful. But It ~ the onll pr.o-
tical solution Of the labor qucsti m when
worlsingmen own the mills Ia which they toll,
and knoV lust how much wages the earnings
will permit them To pay themselves, and also
for the building up OF an reDublic II and arts.
toclntic class. then, inGeed, strikes aud labor
ausrrols will he few and far between. such
systom IL possible, and should succeed here h
anywhere.
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Providing Tor The Whole Family.

have Just hoai of an achievement by
q 81. Paul DIV, watch shows how .mpo sible II
was or 's for inc iIcsi ent TO be governed bv
any Iulcs Ot 'iNil service. hIs lady ~ th.
widow "a q gallant officer VINO died IN the = r.
v.t', md. Ike many ahotncr trna hcreft, M
d.nlV found herself Driven from the Ian oi iuN
ury In which soc had aiw,Ns lived. Hud brought
face 10 fac wtn stern ncccs>itv. without r.
sis auCH ltOui any one. s1o went last week to
the PI"e'ucpt and pleaued her own cus". Il IL
Resulted w nor not unlv Oht,iuiug a. Sli'il un-i
tipn for herself hut -ht uid ia 90" same nlaIi
nsr and At the eame tlme Obtain pihrr SITUATIONS
In tho q lyornment stryico ttr ter bfniner and
her brotiier Ia law, and all within one hour.
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Plain PRINCIPLES.

The price Of every thing is determined by
the demand ana the supply To this rule
the wages Of iaboreIs forms no exception.
Labor OF any and every kind il worth Just
what 1t will bring in the market and no
more.
When the rate OF wages paid 10 laborers
OH the public works in this city was re-
duced 10 the same rate az was paid for
nmilar labor by private employers, no
wong was committed against the labor
ers. They received, after the reduction,
all that their labor was worth in the mar
ket. Nor do We understand that they have
made any complaint against this reduce
ton. What they complain OF IL that while
their pay was thus brought down, the pay
OF city officials was not subjected TO pro-
poTtionatc reduction. An honest working
man who got " day sees his wages
diminished 10 SLIGO, while ON fancy Mayor
still continues to receive his $40 - day as
before without any diminution; and SO OF
the whole round aud range OF city officials
And yet, II from the necessity Of public
economy and from the decline of wages IA
the market, the price OF an honest labor
sr's work must be reduced twenty per
cent, ought not the pay OF fancy Mayor
70 be similarly cut DOWN This is the rea-
soning Of the Workinemen. and this Is the
source Of their Indignation; and who will
say that they are not morc than half right r
And now some OF the fools whom acci-
dent has rendered temporarily influential
IN our city alfairs think they can bride the
workngnen 10 vote the Tdmniany ticket
hereafter NV Divinp thom fn,,tV onnta a do "
moro than The market wages This Is alb
s~d. The workngmen are not To be
caught witb huuL ,,hah. They don't want
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IRE INSURANCE. LYIN0.
mr.. WRIGHT Sheds n Little Liaht on n sub
lecI that Interesfa Policy HoIders.

To THE EDITOR OF TnE SuN-Sir: To
show what fal4e representations are sometimes
set before public not much versed in tue
arIthn,e tic Of lie insurance by the agents Of
even the most respectable life insuran . compa-
mics, quote from an eleveu-inch advertisement.
headed. =" How handsomely IL Paws in syfa-
ousc da ~ OF Oct. 49, and bearing the mes
OF "BrouRhton and DaLcock, No. l Malcolm
Block -
In all ,he vrsa,uaes OF trade end busircs.. re In
many H. huua i1fe Of New i,rk- rma,9 4
BOA es ana 81 p Rqy rcon 10 d &c
tam Wovn VERY sinit Coz for oues depcndauia
nloDs dollars pald ia ,ls CITY by tms nrany ~
every case low profitable r. turns tnr TIC monty pa
epdownicnt pan mas j ufmlv afiractsc fcntu-cs,
thoroughly 81 dslastory ifvestnenf. ''''
IN 1854 noncv No. $s4Gg tcnpa,uient encoN me . {,
iared, with the ioiiowia. result '''''
mount OF Po'icV "W 0
Monsy conioUniid ii por cen i,....... "a y
The company paid nm. s531 ~
thus re m ing him q! hs oney, win per cent
o-cn no iaxea no ~ e'Hncrts. nnd nrrruine VII ca
remarked I've had not msetd the money NJ paid"
II the ofl'ers Of the Mutual Lie, ,nciudirc a
mHthrm tc,an OF O. lelritv irum West Point,
wern held lwally respunsihl fnr the trufh ~
BrouphiOn mt HahoHk's pubiicitipns, they
celtainiv would not hHv0 teen hOw-d 10 y b.
lish suOh 0surcs. II tue hgufss were correct. an
did real prove that thi. uer-ist-nt member GOT
bis tusur nee for nothing, theg would ptoysi lsD
That fUiuc moo petHi-tent incmbers h Il lurt
enough by fort ituro 10 make such r, suit os-
sble Tue Involvement, Their, fore, would be-
Coz lined To- people Of purs y long enough 20 be
lrety sure of hc ding IN through the term. Dat
the Il tement that Sl4is42 h. tho interest Of
SO-s., y id W LwO payment. im"oundcd at six
per ent., ls not correct, in my OLniOn, bv ABOUT
fl.lSl o.. think this cannot I've tvuocr phical
error. bccauaa the advet-cmCnt gives mother
example IN winch L. siiuilar u-tor uf $iOj.ti.
AdWi TN that the company Iaid tho sS.sal57
aH tho result Of the motley. tlis wa. less than q
am mt OF his mOncy with interest compounded
at slx Ger cent. 10y s52D.f3.
But let that Uass. Lei ua gnc what the policy
holder nignt We had out of his own none on
the aSsnnip ions that the COMPANY tnycsta at
- ven pcr cont. thut the cost Of managing the
investments t. moi moro than one half Of ono
per cent. lint Is TINT n "rDmrul sOrg SAVING 4
bang can be managed ne cheanV 3is = vo'unf ary
one, and that tue working eNp~nscs need not
b. more ;han haf as tuurh a. the ia mar cost Of
NJ Insurance It does, bt.ing our cal ulaions on
tho American experience" take II the age
Of tho insured at the staff was -. fnr thc CONS
y .ny's premium Was about Spj ier s. eco tor tn
see AZ the date Of that footing, though II ~ now
ahoui fl,A
t.YOO Insured 81 25 pavnhir with surplus 30 pre-
Niuu 10 ai.t. hunu prl4NllIl. a.. -. -urDlu-
oVur odvlure, frhulir 80 al Z sur Ice, An cN
ponsei .scc lnuluiated 81 0's percent.
A. NLgsI- o. raE AhsVAL PREMIUMS PAID.
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II has been repor,ed that the Comm.s-

IL has been reported that the Commis-
stones appointed to Ina mp the sitaiss OF the
Freedman Savings B.nk intend to order the
arrest of prominent south Csrohn pohurian
Cor swindiiug the Beaufort branch OF the de-
funct institution, but We do not believe the re-
port to he true. Indeed n IL douhiiul II a crim-
inal prosecution could be sustained against tho
perscn IN question, however deserving of pun
isnm,ut be- may be- THE individual IS tho editor
Of a GntNT CnAMDEVtAtN organ. self con.u
tuted chamuiun OF the c1iOrsd race, and III
ardent acmirer OF the yeiuor Of Sou.h Caro-
liua IN his present role of a rciprmer. II ISIS /
that he obtained $s,.oO from tho Beauf IT.
branch Of tho Frecdmsns Bank bv deposting
quantity OF NOSES pay certiaca,ca a. conat.
er 1.-The certificates being worthless for n
pr. c'ical purposes. There - no doubt It. VIE 9.
rasca'ly transactions, Il the iacts are "a stated
but unless It can be shown that he made fllsf'
represt nations about the character OF the
p per which he deposited as security, we don't
sec how any criminal sat could reach the
ofender.
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yentila;iug Court Rooms.

Judge LAWRENCE is the first Judge we
preine Court here who seemed to under
stand tho difference between pure air and
foul. The fact that he keeps the window
open II undoubtedly one reason why his
head Is clear
We are sorry TO learn thar Moan DAVIS
has been ailng for some time past. W.
could never rSjnice Mt the Illness OF any
one. however odious he might Ice. At the
same timo II mny be well for DAVIS to
recOllect how gruflly he was in the habit
of answering counsel when they politely
a ked him 10 havea little fresh ar let INTO a
crowded court room. Unque'tionahly the
bad atmosphere he has been in the habit
of breaih hing ha- produced its eject in int
pairing his health W. world flin believe
that an awakened CONSCIENCE aiso has not
been uuselt.
There ought At once 10 be some effective
means adopted FOR the Ventilation Of all the
court rooms. There should NO openings
that cannot be closed, so n 10 render IL inn
possible FOR a man like DAVIS, defl ing the
first laws of health, and of life itself, 70
Kill both himself md such members OF the
bar as continue TO be willing 10 practise
before him. And II If worth bearing IN
mind that, "a most diabolicdl crimes have
been perpetipted under the uilncuce Of
liquor. so some OF DAWES worst acts have
been committed after he had been iuhahng
very bad mir
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Before Preacher MooDY began work in
brooklyn helabored at reyiv.ilism for some W. eke
IN the Massachusetts, village OF AOrtba ID
While there lie and bis operations suffered a
heavy assault from Unit, riun 81 rRvman.
Brother NoODY took no notice OF his assailant,
but soon left the place, without replying to he
arguments OF his clerical adversary. Since the
,dvent Of the revivasts In Brooklyn, the Rev.
Mr.. CHADWICK has made far kcener assault
uDon them, and has gone so far as To express hls
utter adherence at the whole revival, with all
its works and ways. This was the language. not
Of heated adversary who knew nothing about
the movement. but n cool-headed clergyman
who had given " some examination. u other
MOODY h saxon no notice whatever ~ the a.
sault OF the Rev. Mr.. CHADWICK, but has ignored
him just az he did the Rev. Mr. sUNDEitLAND.
II would soon, then, that he has q ilxod policy
In this respect lie will not meet his IA aiarts
lie Will not deny the imputations made NO inst
the revival, even though couched IN such Terms
"a those of the Rev. Mr. CHADWICK. This In one
way. and It r. MooDy's way.
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New Poet Mr.. Bccchcr Appealing To tao
PostnattcI -;scnei raj.

FFUHf TH-TI7-T T7TITITT
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecber ia in trou-
BILE. lie rere vnd n postal card III" other day.
on the back Of which wa the following:
Brother Henry Ward BaecGe- o. Br,t1'r learT an,
Tracy Z co.. flyulutn tHtfrn Ir.u.N
Intn shat not falsc VT o. fs 10y n.i hbor
IN 81 y of Ghnru e. nnrt stnol here.
~ Gu f'ufff law ola nuf AT;
+ leN' ". Bsr, o. r. ~ ful %,
Inat tltu 49, vice iuit,hs. ili ullgs
u Auur he'd arAcn ana ST.. fl4 ~ lruw.
Then down IN IN Gust rsceudcd fuli low.
Gone 10 join hodOul anl GJmorIlh.
SIR. b cchcr sent tnis To the Post ~ aster-Gen.
erHl, und asked wbet er he could net tc pro-
tee ed from such things. Az eta crate opii T. n
= been sent out 10y the dep rtrient to the
eject that, hilo the law Iovs not authnIk
uostmasters - read postal yards. vet, "a special
cases, ihis may be done. Hereafter, Therefore,
the . lstinasters nf Bro'klvn Will ironahiy SUI
peryIss aud suppIc.s pan 4 VI. Heecnrl 5 ln.LI
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The sinners Of B ooklyn should not fail
10 seizo tho present opportunity Of turning
fiom their evli w.ys. MOODY and SASKEY
should MT ini To exercise oil their enerrIes so
~ TO take full advantage Of the present ate az
things In iEOoklNn. At the end OF next week
tbs r,vivalista VIII take their departure fro,n
Brooklyn. Even after that the wicked can
change their courso. but this Is a better mo
ment Tor tncm to Do 81.
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q rfrf kpinftlon - The terms "stf insurance"
md az sFiun D." Al u-iu Cycly, ia sSc
Dad taiilun. rrftlc " Lite lisrn.Ir,."
Hence II appears thAt ~ the insurance this
policy mold hau under his pohcv. which -
rnursc was small. ia ugh b. di not urnnal IS
understand that. rally cost hin ST. 81. though
T. nuc q nt To Il w. cost hi 90 moic than - a.
II cost the company more than the latter ~ O.
SIS table should 10 changed N ITS expcn o. re-
uureh. LIfZIR WRIGHT.
Nov. e. ISTS
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upon 10 Sou'h Carolina 80 sonethinR In m wiso
surprisinR. especially az eeLoMoH ~ believed TO
be GUIDED by the adviee OF a lawyer who base
rare faoulty for sharp prac,iee. Itwas csiDG TO
the ftilure Of SoLONOss bank that the State
was unable to pay the intereston the new con-
eohdated honda
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Information Wau..d.

To VIE ENRON on THE Sun Sir Was II
q The dinner iable ~ the President at Long Branch
or AZ he own table when entertaining an Enssh ara.
too At thai SnorEs Washington ChAia, A. NJ the
obituary poet VI me NJ etCanth century, utter Il tla
m'norab'e sentiment let me write fhg onltnari y
stonrs." ~ 'N"N'
Please answer Qp9 Iebire
HEw YoRs, Nov 0, isi5
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The managers OF the American B.hlc
SpaleiN az car to he strangely ignorant Il the
dinerenD e. Of ooinion among Christians s to the
proper way ~ spenIias Sunday. They have, by
formal rcsolulion, denounced the proposed
opening on that Gav Of the Centennial Expo
siiion a. CONTRARY to the precepts uf tho Bioio.
Ia this position thcy will doubtless De sustained
bv portion Of Their constituent; bur II stu'les
us that TIE rem aInGfr, who do not believe that
sunday takes the place OF the Jewish s,sbath,
and NAT " IL does, no precept NJ Scripture foe
bids potion VI III time tu be devoted Ia inno-
cent recreation, have also rights wuirh should
te respected. Besides, me Of the fundamental
prlnc'lle. " the society IT, that II vii publish
tie Word 81 Con without motto or commcnt, ana
this Ia ciTet foioids IT, managers from tommit-
ting the society 10 an Official Interpretation Of
d'puted docuinal point. II mot hkcly that
their ac'ion IN the present case will lead T. any
pl1,t'c lresuts, hut /. roysals ase,iaran spirit
which des rNe- robuke.
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A weekly paper tells its readers that
MOODY and SANkEY work their audiences into
ON almost uneXompled state OF excitement"
This isa mistskc, which shows that tho editor
OF Tie weekly paHsr has not ex mined the
BROOKLYN revival. There has been no such ex.
element, or even fervOr, al the Rink At any
umo, has often be, IA seen at other and smaller
TeyiSais. In fact, we have neveNknOwn or beard
of any urcvi 'us reSival, the operations 81 which
were conducted With such an entire absence Of
any, hing Of The kind. Non" of the external
SYMPTOMS cf iniernsi elctvescence have ever
made their appearance. The revival has bust
mess like AIR about u the leaders seem entreiv
cool and self-posscs sod, and thew never resort 70
any Of the agencies through which religious
Frenzy may be induced. These arc noteworthy
fact, e.. ct ly when we cOnciJer the earnest
ness II the reIivaiists. the vasrness Of TIE
audiences, the chosen Of their Interest, Bnd
the number VINO have been awakened" Most
people supposed, Ia advance OF the appearance
of Moody aud SANKEy, that their prc1ching
and singing were Of the raiu paceOus ki3d. sud
that they would try to raise an uuroi fious re-
wv l. Bat the facts arc otherwise, fortunately
for IL parties concerned.
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We are sorry 10 see popular error re-
garding heaven adoptod by MIR. Moody IN one Of
his recent d- Courses. II IA that of interpretin.
the imagery of the visions scrlDed IN the
Book Of Revelations as literal pictures ~ the
abode Of the blessed. The fact "a tnat VIII { 81 d.
JOHN saw Was not permanent state Of Things,
but special array of symbols, relating az much
70 this world as 70 the other. FIR cx lmplc, the
New Jerusalem, with It's streets Of gold, gates Uf
pearl, and foundations Of precious stones, L. ex-
pressly declared to have been seen descending
out OF heaven upon earth. In Ike manner, the
great white throne, with It's see OF gllss 10 front
and ita attendant angels standing round about,
Is, wo are told, n propaocy " thiags 10 DO bore
after. There Is nowhere IN tho Bible any de-
scnption Of heaven az such, aud wise men alb
STAN iron dognatizng concerning II.
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Mr.. HENRY g. Bowen still retains his
pew In Plymouth Church, but neither he nor
any member Of Ills family will occupy Il. MI.
BOwEN is determined to hold his membership
In MIR. BEEcuER's church, for reasons OF his
own We are authorized 90 say that " any at
tempt 10 made to drop MIR. BOW I'm = namo from
the roll for non-attendance, ~ IN Mis-. Molit-
roS's case, he viii light tue church and psstor
To the bitter aud
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