, 1876-06-17

you get enough Of tlern. ti.aughtcr:l II Il nj
a matter Of speculation after you rcacll the limit
MIR. R.-Tken let those nn the other side re-
frafn from claiming that It ia matter Of ctr
Dr. Brush then sat down. and M.. Scarf asked
DR.. Raymond II the Impression that he did not
accept the doctrinc Of the Church "a 10 future
pu.fshtncnt, which had gained currency, was
The Doctor said his subject wm Saliva
tiur, hut they all seemed to think he
hail been discussing The other thing: Ills
pestto11 1 was that the nature n 9f r.s The
TO ascertain the remedy, OF salvation. The
punishment Of ain Ia not death, nor anything
khuwn bcforc death. Ils had given e1egetical
stss1 70 a sao" Ms w. I IT. dea,h
lila conclusion WAS that II any. Of The
rect IT las not been proven. lie Ind tried to
slow that the Billie teaches that sin is an Inf
which. Ut the lowest known estimate, will
consist OF the loss Of Infinite good.
Brother Rorke distinctly affirmed that probation
la. u terminus. II stops wllen an intelligiblc
being has lost himself beyond recovery. There
Ia
TREMENDOUS ETERNITY
after that. Anywhere, IN all time, in either
world when an Iu.c|tgtble being turns his faec
''Tasds Tse J y Wnsos M ns Il chsago hsa a
strong paper IN 1tnmutah!l!ty Of Law
Rcconclfed with Doctrine of Praycr,'' which
was liAtcned U With close attention. Iereached
the soneu.!on that there s, was netshsr ,, In, n,
prevent tho fullest response to prayers which
ore In harmony With the supreme Intelligence Of
the Deity. Ills easy and orthodox plan of rec
onctl!ng the immusabi!!ty Of Inv with the dog
trtnc Of prayer WINS by denying tht lmrnu,abili:
ty Of law mud substituting, the supremacy Of
God in tic control of the universe and Of nature
according 10 Ills pleasure.
Tls address waa followed by song by Mies
Elm prtadlc-" S1lallwc know each other there ~
which WAS finely rendered and HEARTILY aI-
p,auaed. ....-....,
The Committee IN Resolutions reported the
| following, which were unanimously adopted:
rersion Of Tie i'astose Theological Cn!on and have
been materially benefited By tte e1ere!se'; and
v!ce to ou! ministry; therefore.
uen II Uso sa
We are fully persuaded that It's past and present
success demands its continuance, and VIC hereby
| Htsoiced. That we tender our grateful acknowl.
cdguents 10 The residents Of Evanston for thsit
Dr. Ken brleay discussed Mr.. N'illiamson'e
essay. lie considered that bis position as to
the Dc!ty's control Of nature would place the
Church In an unfortunate position.
Tile Rev. n. II. parkhurst thought both tht
1
| alike The practical question is, Do we, us indl
vdual Christians, find places where We, believ-
lug 1t best, pray and arc answered. That Il
something for each one to decide by Ills own
AIr. Williamson briefly replied To the remarks
made upon bis paper, md an intermtss!on Of tivt
minutes WAS taken.
| Dn. N. 8. DAyls,
| Dean Of the Medical Department Of the Unt
vcrsl.y, WINS tl,c., introduced by Dr.. Perrinc 1t
very Complimentary terms, announcing him II
ono Of the very foremost men I'm lis profession
III America
DR.. Pcrrnc fur his Introduction, Il he were no
where be WAS better known than to him
lLaughter.] The Doctor began by saying tllat
although acknowledging Divine power, Ills pro
to help themselves. The Alm'ght!
holds men responsible for the use Q
the agencies placed in their hanls. 1[c hui
been announced to speak upon The Relatio1
been unable TO sec that they sustained al.
different relation FROM other men. lie PIC
posed to tell them how best to observe til
laws Of health.
First, We should understand the nature c
health. !. Is u grave error to pay attentio
ouly to either the body or the mind. There
10 ageWy which Is more certain to lay the foul
datiou Of disease than mental operations, Foe
up the aggregate Of deaths from choscra,,, ye
equal the nutnbcrof victims OF consumption, .
enemy SO familiar that little paid toi
much the largest proportion Ut discusses stel
upon mankind, and do not approach by Eit
LENT attAck. Our physical ffuIne Is constantl
undergoing change. To preserve health "
must keep perfectly balanced the. two pvs
cessea constantly going on-thc rcceI
tIon and assimilation OF matter. Oxygc
II God's excitor Of all life. The smal1e.
room In which Il ia safe to live is one containtn
500 cubic feet Of oxygen. How many pcopI
occupy rooms VI hal! that sixci There ar
ulany palaces where the help arc slowed nwa
In miserable corners in wlicl, they cannot fu
to lose t1lc!r health,
The Doctor, In forty years. observation, ha
found but little Indication that brains wore q,
with excessive labor. 1t is thu manner ot duin
hruin work, not the amount, that dues the mi
} chief. Both the brain and thu body shoul
work systematically. This trouble vii
persons occupied indoors with ncnt,
labor is that they iMllalc, the average, abol
aOO cubic inches less In a1 hour than those Ut
lively employed This induces indigestion.
: The greatest danger to health is III sma
} thugs. Tile urt Of health CONSISTS, primarily,
} adunttng j,.lleous llet.
A vote Of thinks W4s returned to Dr. Day
for hs alldrcss.
Adjourned.