, 1876-06-17
First System of 6enevolence Or"
ganized by the Christian
Church.
Annual Session Of the Chicago Baptist
Association at Wauconda.
TJng's Gospel .1cnt...Co OF
the Summer Neyival.Work In
New York.
MISREPRESENTATION to Be Again 0onsid'
cred in tho Methodist General
Conference.

THE ArO9TLES' CARE FOIL THH f0OK.
Some weeks ha,l passed since tic events mar
.,,aa +, an ,ost ,,annr hal tran.ntrcl. What
ts'e" =" W, 'hs. p@re. "au ..".s,... " ..s
the Apostles-lho haf1hon'o"' '"e'se-"elo
doing during this interval We DO not Know.
varation. or resn,te from, cares and tolls, They
i,,,a..a,v NJ, IN t,,o,r calling thnt
we're 90 .eises @ w. sor e fr ~. a
cl,arge Of the many duties pressing upou them.
They never consulted tlrir own comfort 80
n,nc,, M thc ueci,a of tncir fricn,la Thc MN.
-, ~, a,scI,,1o, ,n,,,,,,e1 r., Incrcnac and
to cngross tho attention md even the anxiety
OF the Council, who cared less for religion than
for politics.
Harmony Ia more difficult to secure In null
titule thati II, 4 fcw,-in twelve loving Apostles
than In 1900 disciples. As tho numl,rss i'll
creased, the Apostles had more md more tllfll-
Guilty III securing harmony Of purpose and COM
plSSsness, f e1ef%.'9 y f nn,s,os had bcro,e ,
furious sand. and ol.crous. The fields of grim We're
rpcning 40 rapidly tl,et l, more more la'.Srers were
.tiit sorno duties, especially Ii, dis
TINT places wcrc lcft undonc. Conflicting inter-
rats arose, Germs Of djseord bcguu to swell,
hsuy tu Churc Possby hcsc M e~ens were
nrrrssnrv Ia promote tic 1cyconncnt uf 1nany
Christian craccs.
rio Apostles authorized ccr.nIn Hebrews to
II
were in wai,twcepc,Ialy Tie widows, SO t,utncr-
ms in thoac 1nys. I'M husbands toil hrrn
Ij,si IN f.rrir, vars. l'fc n1nnnrrs. nnturaljv
enough iayored the widows, WHO liyrd in anil
nrar jerusnleln. They wcrr fu1,liliar With tl,cir
wnnta nnI with their trials.
III, III" t;rerinn Jews. who lived in blatant
provinces, murtnurcd III against the Hebrews
i",tmI In % liz ,strtiut,n,s of ,nrns frn, thc
rr1nmon fr,ula ri the ,lirSinlcs
In Ills early notice Of tic charities of tho
f,hI.tin,, CIu;,l,. twn distinct nsrtfrs nmnnt-
Ia ia members arc 'rcc"uuIzcd, nnncly. the liz.
iTcw. m ar nure Jews. Viii, Ycr, boruI and lived
~ ian,edia,,, u,,l thr Grrcon. 1,r .icwfsh ,r,,.
selytea Of Grrck paycuta.e, urd Jews wllo llatl
sc;;i.,I IL Errsrtt n,,1 nf7,rr rnrcirn rnnntrirs
i mi la1 aoutci tic a,rrsls nnrSi.e md eivi5.
i.st,nn Thc laws III Jrr,snjcn, mi tts r,rin,tv
,1remci themselves to he lie n,,rc t,csrcntlants
n The fnmnus putrinrchs. auti to be n hIEhly
nrtv;,ev.1 nrnna nf lin Nfnst Jifrh TIrv ~.
ptntn"I N shnrr3uritv nvcr tRe fnTsirn-
1.'''C or G-,cior wv hrconsc thr" hal nG"r
Hyed 'ttot Il, the Ss"' 1Ioiy CITY, % and d. SPOKE
In. Hebrew, holy language, and
irr rersr,o,,irs of tic fathers from their carjes,
dsrs' Un ths utj,er l,nnd. thcsc assuming Jews
eo;,sdcTcd tic Grcciam Jews rs dcgradci and
Js,,nroiyc1 i,v i,afnr tn {IT1.cE jaII5ri1orr and
minslir.r With the Greek AMI other forcIr1, M
tTun5 Many iryciaus lived al Alcxan,|ria,
Th.y were lovers Of truth aud distinguished Ior
thrj1 cntcrnrIsu anil learning, ThcY wrrr 11,,-
Il"rgwys y IN tl,s East. Thcy wishci to read M tic
oll Scriptures In their uwn tongue, So tl,ey
ordrrct1 tia Hebrew Srrjpturcs to be translated
into Greclt nearly 500 years before Christ. This
wns t1me IN hlrxnntria by learned men.
The Eastern ;JrWa icsnisrl the Wrstcrn.-so
thnv said. Wrnrsri be Tic Inun WIN tsnrEra hi.
an tin w3st1nn ri the (;rccEs. n,uI the flai,ht
tsurht tint (IlHl would curse tlosr who st,iitrt
s;rr;n Ai,thrsec clrcl,,nstnucg and anmg t,tIrrs
o,,lai IL fnrrnin,r two tiiHttut.t nrunfe-thn liz.
hrws cir ,tv"f in Jerusalem. .n,uj ti,c frrr;nns
vi Mclon;s.s yI" 1ivrd IN fnrr;c'. r'',ntrIes
- The ustrr eouiI sec no rcaso,i wIy their moor
xt,nws shoul,l nt,t hnyc ns mich nIc,,ninrv oId
ss S'aoMa thoen II ~. fnr,n"r frrtanIw' tha %
Mebrnvs so wcrn at faujt'M,,,'i 40 thu Anost,sa Ira
nS1Wo thomrh,' Thcy at once nroposed means
~ ~; IT., oui Il the rmm,,nints W,tt I'M
nt ~ ~ vt. S M" tn rive ea,al sat,sfarton t.,
"eit Al. ihnv ~ rsi1,i convrntin', nf thc ,1srns
~ ana sus,y3,tt 10 thrm I'm sitnatan nnJ n n,an
a ~ 1"otinr - th rn.r,cI"s rxfstt,r VIII.
T.,raI.,,, hi @ ~, i",i5 th Annstlna ".5,,v ~
e',.st T1u i,rc"sn uj.nws rcstdr,i ~ a ~ycot
ilianr'. fro1n ,jnrMaaci1,. and lie Xuostlas had
. tnti, ny, '' mrossi,,f,, aa1si -.
see, So ,:'', t ts %,u ,, ~ ,rns ta o,aI