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Growing Into His Likeness.

One reason why We do not get along faster
in our religious life is, that We compare our
selves to the lower instead of the higher
81 do about as we'll as my neighbours says
one. "There's nobody in our church that
gives more than do, says another. 81
try about as hard to do right as most people,
says q third. And 80, content with the poor,
imperfect standards around US, we live dwarf
ed, unworthy lives.
There is beautiful and suggestive phrase
-"Growing into His Likeness" that should
be oftener in all our thoughts. And how can
we grow into His likeness if we do not turn
our eyes from that which is untrue, and un-
finished, and fix them upon our perfect
Guide?
In all matters of intellectual and artistic
training, the student is directed constantly
to the highest and most beautiful models
In that way the mind and soul are inspired
with desire to initiate that which is 80 ad-
mirable. In religious training the same
course should be pursued. We should not
ask if We are doing as we'll as our neighbors,
but if We are doing as well as We possibly
can do. Some are organized for making
rapid progress in spiritual life; for such to
be content with ordinary attainment, is to
waste precious gifts, to hide in napkin the
talent that should be put at interest.
If our eyes are fixed upon those who are
higher than ourselves, we shall be conscious
of our own deficiencies, and such conscious
ness is the first step in attempting nobler
life. The self-complacence that comes from
comparing ourselves with those who are living
upon low plane, is fatal to earnest effort
Why, indeed, should man sacrifice ease and
set himself about the difficult work of self.
conquest should he bear the pain Of
the pruning knife, if he is good enough al
ready?
That he is not, every man knows in hii
truest and best hours; yet all are prone tc
become the victims of q dangerous compla
cency. This subtle danger is best combatted
by earnestly fixing the eyes of the soul upor
those sublime examples of spiritual heroisu
and faithfulness recorded in the annals Of thu
past upon the saints of to-day, who, through
warnings within and without, are pressing OF
edward the mark for the prize of the higl
calling;" and especially upon the sublim,
image of incarnste love, into whose Likeness
we must grow if We are ever to be counted
among those who run with patience the race
that is set before them. S
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what was the result? A check for liberal
sum went through the mail from that rich
man to the Lords servant, whom he had told
a few hours before that the Lord was calling
too often. How frequently do We thus give
answers to the Lords servants which we
would not give to the Master Himself, for.
getting what He has said unto US, InaS.
much as ye did it unto one of the least of
these my brethren, ye did it unto me."-&.
Louis PRESBYTERIAN.
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N0Msehnla Nnrds.
DON'T FORGET TO PRAY"

| hear you, happy children, in the garden all day
long;
l love your merry voices, full of laughter and of
song;
watch your gladstone faces with all a child's de-
light;
For your world is full of flowers and all the sky is
bright.
But whilst you have the sunshine, remember, day
by day,
The God who gives this JOY, and " don't forget to
pray"
He loves you, little children; He sees you when
you pray;
He keeps your feet from falling ard guides you on
your way.
You cannot see Him looking but he is always there
And if you only whisper, he hears your iaintest
prayer.
he loves to see you happy, and remembers you all
day,
Wherever you are going-so don't forget to pray
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We add the following items of interest

We add the following items OF interest
gathered from the different reports: :
l. Almost all the schools are reported to
be under Seasonal control.
,. Almost all the schools are reported to
be studying the standards of the Church.
8. The work is steadily advancing through
out the Synod, every Presbytery reporting
an increase in scholars and teachers.
Resolued, That the churches be recommended to
establish mission schools wherever practicable and
that in this work services for adults be associated,
if possible with the Cstechecal instruction OF the
children.
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MIsTAKEs.-Some people will not believe
they have life because they feel disease; and
some will not believe they are dead because
they do not feel deafness.
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Rnnnrt on sabbath SCHOOLS.

Report to the Synod of Virginia for the gear end
ma ADra lSt, 1876.
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BLACKwoODs EDINBURGH MAGAzINl

OF THE HIGHEST LITERARY MERIT.
, 1876-01-12

\ Now f1rIt Meeting EsTnccedr to fnn-
provo Our Nt.1iDrRnt FtnnMCrH.
New fonK Jan. 1t.--Tho work1nenon held
very 1argo meeting last night. for the purpoBe Of
r1rsthR upon our law-n1skers the great tTpoT.
lance OF promptly adoptlag Es,ch measures IA
will tovtve onr industries, In nltler .,at employ
mcnt 1nay be obtainable by the lens auf hundreds
ot Thousands mLu are now in enforced ,dlcness
Potter Cooper presided. md Cong rnssman Kelley
and c1-Mnyor Op1yke tont letters tesrettlng
that they could no: 10 present.
1oscs Cooper. in Ills addrosu. said.: "Justce
cannot ho established, aud the Ect,ernl welfare
Of tho nation cauu I DO eGcctualty protnatsd.
without rcscsndln9 tho Resumption sct Of 1875
and substituting \ Curronc! bill strallar to tho
ono tAat tile ncuAe Of Representatives passed III
1862, which inada Trens,,ly potea . leEal-tander
for all duties aud debts, and nade them con-
veitiLIe into intofesthcartng botda NJ shs
Government. When true American H,xtem OF
fftanco ,a adopted, Which shall pnt all th- * cir
) culates as nonny ontirely nuti exclusively under
tho control Of tie Government. making. II te-
ccvabln for oil duties nnt debts. emplu npcnt
for oil tho working caescs md prosperity for
Tho whole country will bo tho natural aud per-
| tnnrept result"
An address to tl,p rcr':nEneu OF the United
| Stasca "nH ado''tea which raYs: "When the
0orernaltnt Legan 10 contrAct It's credit stYn-
| teuattcalfy, and In largo measuro4 from yeuF 70
yeas. to pay uYbt that wa4 10: yot duo. NIL
other cte1sht Irlyato nad corporate began to
co,,t.nct also, and brought o:, a panic In TN.
floaucisl Affairs Of tl1s country, Of which NC
nov !eel thu most delorable effects" Az 4
remedy for these owls, tho addreea surgcE.s Il
curo oucy which will be.t facilitate the LIC|,anso
Of the productions at labo that THIS c'lrl oicv
10 supported bv tho credit OF tho whnlo c5uutry;
that The present nationa. doet 10 pr. Al far as
roesihle. tn tho hnnds OF the AtuoEiciu ,'noplc.
and the enterprise aud sAbur Of tho nation he net
to work again, and that this national debt bo
converted int9 bonds payable iu currency, and
bearing lower rate Of interest.
, 1876-01-12
Ing that Tho contractor had laid :

largo portion Of tho pipe in violation Of tho con.
tract and that upon 40 accounting 1Ioqnom-
borrg would bo found fntlehtcl to tho Town OF
Lake In a largo kronnt. UpAn tho hearing
Judge Dfu1ntnond found that there was no
fraud In the making Of tho contract, and that
tile contract wns valid md legal ono. and rn-
fetrod tho caso 10 tho Atastor to tlnd how mnc|,
OF tho rape was hid nnltcr sae contract thn amount
duo tho tontfacor AMI thu amount Of tho contractors
pFs9t. r. nMI.s ~ a n3,n n h. =, ~. s
contract reicrrod 10 bstween Cariel r. jIr1nenonrs
and the Torn .! Lake, and nono Of 1t In violation at
stesd-Thst t.s total co.t of plns laid by s. con.
tractor amounts to tail. that tho tota n.trhs
farnsltd by tho conirsctor an,ount to tho sum Of
0oaos th:t ho aEsrcaata amount Of contract aud
Of rerairs $780, lea<ng duo upon tho contract H1
.'2ot: that thcro has bean s'al IN s1id Hrnucni.
tour9 na:r asa contract tods and cesiacasca to The
TAe Master ano anA there Is now due Ircue,n,o,1rg
ia bonds. $'au,; cesteatea. sI7p!l0I: III cash t,c
ne tial4As3 h.s tis cont oi she wosk ii casi VA
cates aifeaiy rseei1o il cas, va tsIa 4c ,essna
certificate. ate1dy reccI7na so9,76 whiel, sum,
ing lcducted froul the 10 bc atd In bntls
AMI +. s ~ q bonds
tho ropft of tho Master that liz biz vas wrong bo,h
found 10 be thu difference between slis,p43.M In
honts mud cartilcktcs, and So b91.1o in cash. Pc
sucnT tae %nds and cs5s;ass e. o essa At u ssn.s
OH tho eonsraet rrice at s3T01so. would nhow
profit Of leas than 20 per cent wlic profit IN alleged
tho work. and tho decline In the price Of iron afler tho
mailing Of the ennrnet. tbs amount found dun IL
large, hut tho faca rhowp bJ tho aiafter's report
John r. Wilson, Of scp1,d l. Wilson, was tho 40
, 1876-01-12


~ Hso Ea,tar " 1hs rhseaao IribEMe;
CuIcAuo. Jan. l1.-For tha Interest OF tag
fighters, rlehso allow mo srhca In sour columns
for tie following regarding tho way assessments
wero made last spring: 4 cersalu firm On Wa
bash avenue, assosred In 1874 ee5. 900. was this
year lot oil by paying mau who represented
himeclf 10 b. IN Deputy Assessor" e4s, with
tho understanding that no mention should
he made OF tho books for county taxes.
lsy looking oyoe column tn yonT papor, q fow
tlaya tRo, noticed . llst E,yiuX tbo ultnoA OF
lumber Of wholesale merchants, showing how
differently they Wefo asHes6ed thlt ycnr from
lart, aud somo left out cnttsoly th!s year. Tho
rexson Of those being loft cut Is ai,nlly this:
Defura ths Deputy Aaeersor til1s ont bis bla.li.
l!o aslA the proprietor, or peraon in charge, OF
m eetxbllhhnatnt, il ho weul1 Rot rather lky,
say, from t25 10 s5', than hayo this blaut iiliel
out and haudcta III to tho Assessor. which
will make him pay perhaps fifty titnea
tho amount thu Duputy IL xsAlug ,or. lat,
it ttlis ID regused tho unputy will. IN Icycugc,
make out schedule outireiy 10 sntt hltnse!f lu-
dependent VI any assistance from thu osDcs.
Wlc!, undoubtedly IL lno fact lu eight cases out
Of ten wAero people layo been 10 u4srayeou:ly
assossod this Ycae. My Impression is that tho
deputy AsHesBors had thus stealing operation
well understood amohg themselves, ~ notIcod
mora than ono coming IN speaking on tho satle
subject, but atwAyB wanting to SEQ the Propl;e.
tor himself privately. 4. To the truthfuneas Of
tho above am prepared to mako affidavit any
time. 0SE WAo FA1p THE AoShs
, 1876-01-12
He0uEMBOURC VS.. LAKE.

a l1tt!s over year ago tho Town ot Lnhe illod
bilLin tho United b:asos Circuit Court against
Charles Z. 11equenbourg asking for an injunc-
tlon aud account. nnd yesterday tho Master in
Chancesy. H. ". Dlahop. Esq, died his report
nnder tho refsrenco by Judgs Dsummopd In
March last. Tha bill In this case alleged that
lhs contract made With uoqusmbou1g fos laying
Wstst-pipes Ii tho Town Of Lake was void, be-.
eauso tho contract was loe without advertising
for bidders. ~ required by law, aud on the
ground Of fraud in tacs, in tho lostlug OF tho
contract On tho part OF tho Tr1steea of tho
town. Tbs bill also slleged that tho contract
Niss was 100 Per cont In sxeess Of ths
sotHA salua Of the Hurk, alas allex.
, 1876-01-12

Tho Pending Political Cnnvn

Srtetdi Dspatth u ihs Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Jan. 1t.-ln h[s speech to tho elec-
tors OF Renfrow Ut Bonchbusg last ulgit, tho
lion. Afr. Maekonzie dofendgd tho policy OF The
Government. Referring 70 the question Of pro-
lection and FREQ trade. ho sad tt was not po-
litteal lssuc in tho country, and ridiculed tho
idea that tho commercial depression could
llavo bcon prevented or alleviated by tho impo-
6tlon Of protective dntioa. He claimed credit
for tho Government for reducing postal rates
md for the efforts they had made to secure re-
cprocty with tho United 6talea. Ho disap-
proved OF q rctaI,atlve policy. md did not bo-
Tho activity Of the UitramontAno party Ia tho
ChRubly olcoton e1cites considerable com ,nent.
Tho Aloct,on will bo protested On tho ground Of
intimidation by priosts.
, 1876-01-12
MtSCEl LAMECUS.
MICHIGAN SUPREME COURT.

HtoAEl IHNEoUSs
MICHIGAN SUPREME COURT.
Spttfai Hsnatch to ~. Chtcano Tribune.
LAss1Su, Mich, Jan. 1l.-In tho supreme
Court to-day tho case Of Robons vs.. Vidoto, tue
writ Of Costiosart was dismissed Kcnnoy vs..
Warden, arguod B,mons yB. Judgc 1ngban,
circuit, order to show cause rctnrnabu Tuesday,
tho 18th. Call-57, q, 81, &c, 3s, 10 to 81:
rAc1F1c NAIL COMPANY Vs. HILL RING.
6pee1at Dnpateh to The Chttauo Tribune.
MisSEArolls, Miun., Jan. I'LL. II. shaw,
reaideut attorney for tho Pacific atall Company
in tho suit brought agaiuB. William s. King fer
tho recovery Of tho sl25.o0o dlsbursea by Irwin,
to-day notified tho defendants attorneys that
tho dorositlons Of Rufus Hatol. Tronor
". Park. John e. Rclumaker, Richard
D. Irwin, nnd nine others. wilt 10 tntep before Edwin
y; wsiaht: Noasy Public q New York CITY, on tho
forwarded to this city and offered IL evidence When
tho csse tal como on for tal at Tbs next term Of tho
posed ttnco tie decision alea releasing ths prop
erty Of King from the Pacific Mall Company thHt tho
c.se had heeu discontinued. The re1Idcnt attorneya
of tho Company, however, Aara Instructions to push
tho matter through to tho ''bilter end"
, 1876-01-12
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.
yEtTEapAY'6 utJ81nHsg. -.

Hrf:iat Disratch to ihs ch'ca7o Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan. 1t.-In tho Btato Eu-
...,.. f.,,,, ~. ,o,,n.t,,. ,,o+.,,. ,,d ,rdn.
lHo'no co"i = @bo to"o"oB t'o'to"o auo otooA0
wcro cntero6 to-day:
IFS. Nathaniel T., Uo,,ton ct al. RI, tho Board Of
s,1t,efyisors or WcDououaa Oo,,nty: anrosl from
31cEono,,gh; Time o.tenIei fifteen dsy ys Al Stipulated
and cause continued,
2s RoDcrt Frost, executor. etc., ~, sauda Howard
et a. error 10 Scott: time extended ten dare TO he
ni,attact and hrlets.
~. GeurEs L, GRAFT r. Egbert q. Brown: error to
Calhoun taInc os,Ier.
IL, Andrew G, Wilson va. School Directors, ctc,
error to Calhoun sstnc order.
III. MIchaet g. Mclean ct al u. Tho Pcpple use
ctc nppeal from uolos; te r1tandel thirty days 70
, 1876-01-12

THE ENGLISH orrNA.
hleyorhoer'e grand opora ot tho " Huguonots
wss given last ovouing at Uooleyh by tho Eu-
Rlish troupe, with the following cast:
Valentine. Mr.. Yan ZAndt
Iho Queen. sAlsa AontaRns
urlnin .."....,...........M.s- 6Gcuin
narcel.............. .s..............."'h!r Eunly
Gaaflo
et' .'Mt. Ieakea
Tic ln.cnoss Of tho hour at which tho par-
formanco closed does not allow OF the o3tcndel
notice which it roally doaeryos. for, considering
tho magnitude Of tho worh, tho sovere tests it
demands Of tho volcss, and the obstAees Of =
small stage against which II had to contend, tho
troupe leaorvcs great credit for achieving ts,e
Of Its most remarkable succcracs. Tho
choral and concerted OBJECTS were nngn4d.
ceos)y siyou, especially tho hunlea OF
The aocoud and third acts. which hayo
rassly cvsE been done hcts before with such telling
nal powerful principal vora'. Tho n.salsn tic oasl
sssus sa to- sF:sns oa a' Foaara With srS 10
hearty applause Mrs. Van zandt iu tho trying roc Of
ae,t,nt acquitted herself nperIly esreeialy IN she
sud tho grand duet With kaoai Of tLa fourth act In
aud r,sh aid .ustb volume Of tons i5r Which III
s. 'as n sa cs;s s '9s ws hs md oa,gs ssoaas @
tho ths untorttnats i lo,ar ~; Will ~ raa d!as'ty
end trull. illa part OF tho grand duo admirably
snht4tned hs resources being sufficient 10 preserve
his voice tro4h sud strong to tho very .a4t noIwt'
IT tho tpecal advantages Of this troupe tst char
actors ordinarily easl worry weak can he ea4t yrry
t,sns @ a y H.. oss II ns.
pas heard the music sllottod 10 thu Queen nung It
HhUnd Ia for tho Arss tEc. Tho par& war given 10
fully dlsr!sylng vury powers Of execution,
especially In tho oponjug ssia of lhs soo-
oud act, which size ornamental with &une yety
clear and Tlpping snd trIls. Airs. Bc9uin. ~
usual, was All aln!snhlo uro1,t, anu 'ana her Two
:.No Eo, No." w!ih such mo volce aud e1rTssaon IL
to command ths wsf1nr4t applause aud III anihul..to
tncora for tho latter. 1ihs much CAanot bn aAi for
'ft his singing superb ws have rarely had here
sach = stEouY, deep, md tesonsnt bass voios
hs: Mr. 1eakca sang 81. Ir1s III very dramatic wsy,
and with his cnstouisFy powerful volume, aud tho
nnnr patta were fairly tAksu This evening, Lucia"
, 1876-01-12
LETTERS FllOSI THE PEOPLE.

EFESlNb'SEHOUlA.
10 tie Editar Of The ChraqD Irlonns:
CHICAGO, Jan. Ill WAS Informed last e-en-
lug that, for want Of sufficient appropriations,
tho evening g-schools had closed. eaunot speak
for others, but. for myself, regard this q grcns
calamity. III city wbe1e tloro are 60 many
poor chldrcn whoBe circumstances do not allow
Of their attending i day.school, IN evening
echnoi scoms to 10 necessity. Consider for
ruomont hos many noble young men there aro
in this great city rho are obliged to toll all day
for livelihood, and at evening, for waus of
bettcr paco to aMuSe themselves, visit haults
Of vtcc and crime Ut low places Of amusement
calculated ouly to degrade their manhood mud
c0nnnEno the1r earnings. IL it not a matter Of
ccouomY, to Eay nothing OF tho moral ooliGa-
tions tha. Chicago should be supplied With good
oveninE-6choos
a few yeara more AMI these young men are to
occupy tho position OF cisizenB, and to hold Of
ices u tvrst and honor; aud the education thev
arc receiving now will determine, to q greater
or less oxtent the chatactnt Of tho future mAn.
II allowed 10 roam about The stroets at ntHht.
and sock other amlaenen!s, snauy Of them vii
ho1p to fill cur Penlten;iarica aud becuup a
curne inHtchl Of blessing to society and tho
world. II, on the otllvr hnnd. they have good,
wholesome o. eniuga-chools. whero they may be
instructed III tho common branches, uauy Of
thom will net only be aRyed from pl otgate llv2s,
but to noble mauhoud aud liyes Of usnfulness.
do not knuw what the condition Of tie city'H
t1uanccs il. or if, Indeed at APPROXIMATION cuuld
bo Iuadu. know times arc hard and Lhoee
who llave money prefer to keep II and t9srefors
/ shall TO. conn!tler the uattor Of pay-scloola 1T
Ireseut. but appeal 10 tho noblsE nature md
scuso Of moral obligation Of tic citize.s VI CHI.
caro.
Nun, who shalt load Who shall volunteer to
opon evening TINT EllRil be fice to all
uho n.ar GOMEZ : Who, for tho sake of tnn good
which NAV iatow from such labor Of love, not
ouly 70 thelnselyos. but to Others are wiling to
week 10 teaching those who cannot attend dry
school, and arn too poor to pAy fur evening
bchoolnl Here Ii work for lido tanta.-~orA
that will biess both tue ciyer and receiver. |
trust tlere will be Thousand responses FROM
those wuo cheerfulIy Bslals dosi1o u enter this
work OF love, u. NEWTON BEyEl1ANCE-
, 1876-01-12


At'or living togethor twenty years, I:Btlor f.
Raulspaugh waB divorced from har husband,
They separated in 1904. In 1s7A thoy agreed to
oAch othor again. and It ia alleged that The hus-
band explicitly Ayowsd hss tntento OF doing 10,
The tecree was modified. aud Mira. Rsulspsupn
Kept house for sautcpaugh Tor moro than year.
,nan luade extosos and failed to put in an sp-
pcasauce. The woman has therefore suad hin
fos breach Of promise to marry, and On Monday
Tho suit wa brought before Justice Pratt il
Drooa!rn. on motion for change Of place OF
trial 10 onAIda County.