, 1877-08-05

the delcgates on one Of the front benches, Soon
an officer Observed her, and endeasured to H.
duce her to 60 ont; request which she met
With the reply that she hoped that God'y light
Mug There WIS thunder storm raging al The
| tllnc) would come down anu strife him. few
minutes later the officer returned with. assist
ance, and tho intruder Was told she must "a
As she was leaving slight senfIie took place
and, addressing herself to the Chairman, sh,
asked il they wanted tho Just Judgment Of Go.
upon them IN Scotland.
kentnch preachers certainly will not ind ttei.
| money bar to their cutrau2e into heaven j
minister at West Liberty last week saitl tnat b.
had been trying to get his wife 4 pair OF shoe:
| for month. but his salary for that time Eac
amounted to only 10 cents, aud be was afraid 1t
| would be winter before he could buy them. Shs
woald not let him so in debt, aud when he triei
to work In d harvcst-icl1 be va, offered as paJ
| broken washing machine or jug OF whisky.
And yet he has been ! devoted, faithful iaborel
lor two years with the same people,, who sal
simply that they sare too poor to pay fur preact
ing" anu he aud his wife consider It their dutr
| to remain.
The Instructive article on Reformed Judaism,
! BY the learned jewish Rabbi, DR.. Adler, IL The
! 4ast NORTH american Reetsu, IS adapted to give
great aid aud comfort tn oCougre:,ationaiists. All
ecclesiastical writer's agree that the synagogue
vas vas largeiy the model Of tie primitive Christian
| Ihufch DE. Adler shows that the syna.,o.sisrz
were independent organizations and were sub
lect to no superior control, but acted c<,niolnty
| only 10 the way OF mutual consultation and nj
! wee. re argues that tns WIS the strength in
| stead OF the weakness Of the system. It ual ue
central power to be stricken down. or tu BE- ner
Verted, carrying the parts with It. ALI that enc
| anles or apostates could do would be tn suppress
q single synagogue, here and there, leaving the
| rest untlaranet. ANY ten Jews had right tc
/ organize one, and thus persecution could never
| crush out the organization.
In reply to the query. t'What docs it mean tc
be true SoirituaIist:'' a distinguished apostle
| Of the taitll says:
| Whate'er constitutes tsuc manhood or wo,uan-
the anc,ents understood to mean iae true philoso-
pier; whstever Christians understood BY the snrsn-
'n " true Christianity, Is c!nho lir1 in that term
which expresses the true spirituality Of the human
race. Eus you arc perfectly we'll aware that NJ :.
scino!ance would answer the purpose, auI shae,n<
sslt.deespten a: or pride Of sigheoa> Will 10;
it makes believer in spiritnaI life and sp,1,t
presence, it does not make Spirit. .lis,; that
! recognition OF human life merely dncs 10! mike
true men ami woaicn. ''Any being asare Of ,!,s
truth Of spl'ltnatlsll VINO. probably unworthy
III their expression Ut II. Many arc aware OF the
existence bcyond death WHO DO NOT live true OF
we'll.
Bishop Cruwthers present visit to England
calls attention to his remarkable history uEd
work. fifly-slx wears agu, whcn 4 buy, hr w;.s
sold as slave from oshosnn. iosaba Country:
n 80 10. ~ -" iIseuG ~ ~ LaoS: anu :3ut u''-
he WIS baptizcsl With the name of S1nnuel
Crowthcr, btra!uc tlse first st;.len. ut Foit:l:a
Bay College; was the first negro or..anr,! III
..'E;an "s =. .efo, VII w. ~ oc ~ tW: W.
,;ssssaslis ~ 70 Aoeonklta: ionett &c S:cr
Bishnp in 1854. Since the establishment Of tie
R,lssis.ns iu 1851, With three stations s.ctiv
progrcss has been matic. The Bishop has t'.e,,
:' :lase." "te' ts4e eounLF' Hosn 'f's-
ttf.ff
.lie es1at'ons-tnrec nave oecn aoansioi,cts-wi.a
~ ai" sss..ea 80. ~, tos.fts Gu ao'! a-ehs.
Christians AIt th.s.. ;,a.,.. h.nv rn,,o;n,at +. ~,
Fot;rh,s,n III, R,shn,. !. ~ En,<l'i -, r.;s@s
1nnncr for s,tan..r wh;.., hc rrnotlr .,s~, ~
,.sc in the S.sr an,t ;s rr;h.t,si,s "e'@1' 'o1
N1N 's
Tue company appointed Tor the revision OF tho
Guided their torty,tiitlt session Jsy y at tllt:
e1nberi L,1ss Nnre % e
Wells, Mr. Bc:,sIy, Prot. Birrelt, Mr. Cheync,
DR.. a. 3. Davidson, Dr. Douglas, alr. DRYER,
M f1oli' Map1sr1 pf nas9a,s ~ pt rf a'o:en, Atshif
ion ,, te ps ~. nay, rFo.. nea5AeS' s.r-
ertso sm,th, % p Whit 5 sases ae f1 ,r Al1is
received from, the Bishop Of L1an.!air,
P Pc Lndiay snS t. AlsSanacs n Eo Dr. , chnss ss D.
attend. Tb. colupauT ctnunfettYi the first rr-
vision Of Hosea and nro,eetIr viii, the rcyi,lnn
r>f Ton1 fcr
" ~ soet ,ai aa ~. vs. nGy sal aos .sa
th the nsuaa geaou U. SESSION. ny aey:sets oI
concluded On the same day their seventy second
session. and carried on their seconf revision to
the close OF the twenty third chapter Of tho
Acts of the Apostles. There we're present DUR
iuo the session The Rshnn Of G1nny.strr anil
Bristol (who nresiie.i,. the Deans Of Westm,n-.
ta Ps;,e,ar ;n'.;, t,5 i,'t;o;3 ~ W.
wv ~ taS ,..
teF @ q enc Ienaple, mp rro1s 6fown. EaEtn ram
Prebendaries Hunphry and S:riVcncr.. Tho
next session will be held in the carly part Of
October
wrsrovs1x nrrr.p,.vs
,r, +... "1 Vs:'.' " 49,: 49,. ~ q
r. lae twenty-seeonfu * session ol t4e WISCONSIN,
Soieiencg e,' ~ u luz un''aef1n anu ineG?enuens
Societies Will be held at baraboo u1,.i Dey'l's
Lake, communicating Aug. Q, AMI 1astin: four
days. Following is the programme:
,rbnr.,1,y. Aug. a-go m--0nen;uu sermon ,t
the Free CONVERSATIONAL Hall, Earsooo' by IN.
1eey Itof,.rt filyer al {,i,fcnvu -
Fridsy-S:30 i. .--Intro.actory devotional
exercises led by inc Rev. i. l. joncs OF Jan.s-
Vile O;:O H. pt-Aldfrss b7 the Rev j. o. NJ
Hewitt. Of Hroas!heaa; essay by 1T. Dodge. Esc.
Of Mouroe. suhject: 1.-THE Cltimatc Authorit;in
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