, 1876-05-28

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RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY-
TIE CHURCH At HOME AND ABROAD.
The Iron Preacher is the name of new rclig-
inns noncr in New Orleans.
1hc Gcrtan Free hlhKe:s are TO nave q con-
yent;on in Philadelphia June 26 and 81.
rho Christian 1rn;,n of thc limited statcs vii,
bol,1 it's General Council at Providence Chapel,
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1..'.'eo.N o"a"t' NV ...' ~. ~ e"'.ae."
Union Is a.l ofs!'sa.'o'' "s'ell oes'sns 10 'n'1e
try.
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he'o1nc" c"Ep'scol'ai enufc', I1s pccl' lot'neu
In Cumberland, Nd; number o1 Episcopal
families, feeling the want OF tile simple Gospel
and the od-tlmc services nave anltGd IN 1hs
wosk' anu secured tHc I.ex. 1onh H. Duhll' VI
Louisville, hy., as THEIR pastor.
The General SYNOD of the Reformed Church
in Amcr;ca fDutch) will meet at Kingston, n.
Y. ,Jluc !. The sermon will he preached by the
Rev. DR.. Charles Scott, President of thu last
General SYNOD. The sermon on nDcncyucprc ~
viii be delivered by the Rev. K. B. Welcl, on the
evening" Of June u.
r,.. noaa,. r.,,oa,op :, T., , aorr,.,,,ao. o,r
,1tinn- fast vcar. what With Peters nence and
Jubilee i1ulul:cnccs. he took in sumc 81 900 OO0
the late Ferdinand Of Austria left him 5000.
CG1: Lord Kinou rayc him $4,000 outright: q
Bcl.ian convert $4,000; and d pious old lady re-
Gently deceased slOo, 600.
lne eA,ent 70 Mh'gn tsuaa:snl H. nas Eto"n ~
me Cnure o1 ~ Is so"a ~ ~ ,; hG 'Ss HE'LL
tilGfc ~ Ieif l,W" -! H. ".sst , s.Sa.
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can1lles arc p1accI On the altor, and in 37o tho
candles are lighted dnripr communion service.
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tlncinnatl !l'e u. ~, ~ lous NGnlSu-
NiIl EclCuGGlttlll " hAIbauli4itt HEChS DN-
ginning on sunuay e.ae ~ u au1e. ~ .ta. !nat
uay t'ae ciely asG ~ teacn ou eu9cces " iiis ~,
own etos AIo h n e.eh r., volr 1r,'er ., a. snJ .1
enutches ~. ~ opInsu ias. 80 - =, he r4o,, ~.
PRAISE 4He heAt thieI ua1 a&s " 20 S'9n ~
essays, conferences, sa!u.c r. Aaa.Hass sn1 uuI
open-ar services Fraoay Is 1Ae eauots -7eDooi
festival day'
The Baptists have made most progress In
raising Centennial innus 1or lug cnuownent ol
tnclr Sollees III ~ ene ssutes " aSsvs.sla 4 M;ns;n
-sc~ inFh. anu 1en.ssns HG TX t ~ M.asunoI
tacy desire 70 rse so'w iIl .,S ~ s.n on
OF Wayiana institute. 1wo le;sac'es o. sN'vvo ~
anu Si-,oU rcspcc1ase9' !asc pseh ici1 W eaat -;
institute Oh eoEaitloh ttat -. 11er H.. suns "
money arc Tasea Ut Us pe.Nn. ~ nAs t am''te ~ t
when thg ONO enu'ellcs suose'1oo "4e W ~ ~
The Adyentists adhere to their theory of the
speedy coming OF the Savior with great tcnacity.
If time continues, tley propose holding their
annual Conference for the State Of New York;
Mt SprjngWater, in Livingston County, conl-
1nenting June S, The Maine Conference will be
at Bangor, june IS. The Advent c,rnp-mecting
at Beebc Plain, OIL the Passumpsit River, begin
ming June "a, and the Vermont Conference will
hold its session in connection % win camp
meeting, Tie latter part OF August
The CITY Missionary Society Of Brooklyn is
bani;rnnt. This is very surprising state Of af..
fairs in the City of Churches, renowned for
wealth and a large list Of members. The twelve
;.;on,r;ce ho,I heoD Of their discharge
from the 1st of May. The two principal churches
that hnve supported this institution for a long
while the Church OF the Pilgrims, which has
riycn So, 600 year, and Plymouth Church, are
Rot in condition to bear the burden alone.
One Of the missionaries, withaf family of thirteen
children, whose salary las never hccn equal to
the nav of hod-carricr, announces his deter
mutation to continue in his field Of labor and
keep his school together, trusting to the Lord
and to voluntary contributions.
r-..;,...t,o ax.;.on,o,t ,,oe ,.,so1 IN the
Consusa9e na 1ar.eGlar m;nosnn .aa Conrcntion of
faotsstams Epscoi ia Doets ''aet ~ Charlseton hv