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DIR, WORRALI.
sHRv1ons At THY nioHTn PnEsnTTHRIAN


CHURCH.
Tho Ror. J. II. Worrall, D. D., OF Covington.
Ky recently called to the pastorate OF tha Eighth
Presbyterian Church Of this city, but vho has not
yet accepted The cali, preached lila nrat sermon In
that church yesterday morning to an unusually
large audIence-ths lasgeut, perhaps. TINT kaa a.
scmbled thcro for number Of years. Tho church
has been without pastor aIuce the resignation Of
Dr. nudietd, nearly year ago. and In cAsttng
about for hfs successor DR.. Worrall was met. Tho
Doctor Is gentleman Of about 45 years Of aga,
and IL at present and hss been for number Of
years ia charge OF the Frat Presbyterian Church Of
covtngton. Ky. l1o Is 4 postly, thck-set gcntlo-
man. presents 1ne Appearance In tho pulpit,
and ls what the ladies' wonld cali
good-looking. 1le tooks his text from Vt. Luke,
K1y, So, from which he spoke OF tho lilo Of ChsIat
and grow in wisdom from His teachings. lEc rsad
In hs style 0f delivery 10 divert attention from III
clEled cosnere and finger printed pa9es and draw
his auditors along with him tn tho limo Of thought
No j. an earnest speaker, and. TO- atl appearances
zsatoua In tho ministry. While In his
effort yesterday he lacked originality.
this was mora than atoncd for in hia warmth Of
feeling and touching simplicity in Illustration and
anccdote, which At umea moved his auditors to
toars. Ifo IL. on tho whole, m effective speaker,
and. being poasssscd OF many Of tho Attributes OF
tho saceesstul revtya,lss hs viii, no doabt, Il 10
the people among whom he u now temporarily a.
boring. Tho church neads DOW lite and mora en-
thustasm, and II he can add this bis union with
Il I'LL be fortunate.
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RritiaIt Newspaper statlstics.


From tho Newspaper Frcas Directory for 167
we extract the following on ths present pot
published in tho United Kingdom 1,U9! nevs
papers, distributed as follows: England-.lon
don, SEQ; PROVINCES, p0l; total, 1,pl1. Wales
D; Scotland, lU4; ireland, III; Islos, 20. O.
those there are l3 daily papers published y
England; a daily pancrs puh,ishc1 in Wales; Il
daily papers published in Scotland; 20 daily Pr
Ress pu1l!.ssa H. lEeand; isily paper. paks,
edition Of this useful directory for ls47 r r
nnd tho following interesting faets-vts. thatlg Y
Kingdom 6s7 jon!nals; Of thesc. 10 were is:uss q
da!ly-viE., 1871 England, | 10 Scotland, and u
In Ireland; but In 1B77 there Are now 0stablIshed
aud CIRCULATED l,o9s papers. OF which no lev e.
than lis arc Issued daily, showing that Tho PREV
oi the country has worry greatly extended daf.
ing the lat t!y yc.rs aa especially 80 ~ ,1ns -;
las against IL IL 1911. The magazines now .
courss Of publication, Including tho queEte,!
cidedIy religious character. representing ~
Church Of England, Wssloyana. MethodtssI
BaptEsts, independents, Roman Catholics, ~
other Christian communities,
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They began Ia undcrftand that knowledge WAS
power. Ncn In searching for warriors nnW hal
moro regard 10 tho mnsc1e Of the brain than Tho

They began "a understand that knowledge WAS
moro regard 10 the mnscie Of the brain than Tho
muscle Of the arm ..
The elevation and eTAltatior Of woman through
the power oE Christianity was another omen.
Th.onsh al shs gloom nf the nn.s .sw her either
woman a. tho einher.. Some raid tho reverse. The
Gospel had brought woman mp to Tho
position where Aho ttnod a. The peer
and complement Of man, where, 10 NIL heroic pne.
pores IN al hoJ virtues, IN ~ thing thst went 10
make life nohlt shc atonl BY his side; anil In these
days, a. never before. we snw nearer approach 70
TINT unity which waa once IN fataa!.e. where iIe
established 1t In III perfetton,-In the beginning
God created man n hTs own Image. male md 70.
male crented l1e them" 4 there wcso any that
onght to lift up willing hands of serv'co 70 Ch1ist
and to hhro bonndtoss loyc tor Him, and 70 Wor.
ship 4 dny ant night a. tis feet hnd TO WIPE shem
With tho halt Of thcle head should DO the women
WHO had been lifted a. out of tomb and scaptered
And crowned r. this late 'dav Ei9sy;
The revelation OF the beautiful and peculiar
mission of children a)fo betnkcned tho fn!lncss o.
time. Their power Was heIng selt mere nnu more
IN tho caute that enlisted tho sympAthics an lest
nnorts ot inc ecst men. lhny Wefo fett mora N
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GERMAN K. NJ. G.. A.

AAuHAaa NJ NNs AAN4AANt
The German Young Mems Christian Association
held a highly interesting meeting At Faswcll Hail
yesterday afternoon, principally for tho purpose OF
listening to m address BY tho 1tcT. Dr. Joseph
Hartman. Of tho 81. Pauls Lutheran Church, ono
Of tho ablest and oldest German ministers In the
city. Tho hail was we'll fllcd with large and ap.
ptcciatire audience. Dr. Stretch, tho President OF
tho Association, presided. The proceedings open-
cd with prAyor by tho Rev. Dr.. Hartman. Tic Wan
followed by tho choir which sang portion Of
schillcr's +'Song Of the Boil" In an nrtlstc and
finished manner. Particular mention deserves tho
solo. which was cxquihtoly sung by Miss Fischer.
Of Sandusky.
Ds. Hartman made .: very eloquent address.
He said that they nhonll not expect sormon. but
simply an expression OF opinion, He who wants
to hare sucecss In this world must not 0ycrcstl-
mate bis fcsourccs, lie must have elnar cycs aud
a good vision. Tho 0eEmans had not the sAu,o
longtngs for confederation ~ those belonging 10
other nat!onat!tics .Ask any American, from tho
mountains Of Maine t9 the 0nlf of Mo1leo what M 10
Frenchmen arc srl!t up IL various fact!ona ~ ~
other sson and yst tx them %at thSy %oea
Set % viii t' tss % Germans. T. Each II; diGeisnt
mind and diireront opinion. Ii possible. each man
Monld h,vs h. own King and oven his own pastor: n
sss1 Il s ssas :1ss isfsS ssss
w natural born sessssionist; Ana
4 Il . large and powerful county. This haa no:
blood. WHY, therefoFe.' shoad not unity bs &c:
cured IN the charch1 II ~ chptch ,a tey cSud
knowledge, which VA stronger than the former.
Alheaft. ghato.eF dsaom!nat.on Il, th0y eslonE TO-
and Iook t. iiini for salvation. lie did not mean
70 ~ t@at the Ghnrch alone coa,d bring about tha
fhs oass Va. rSst de.rs onx e
yar!ons aenominatin1's Mcre standnE opposed 70
Of the Church. They MHht underatand u at tho unity
ea9en de- en 9tSS aHs Y %y ss ssa @
liz woali a,ake thsm strony. Iho German. Amari::
sss ss Sepf Sa r. su ses e s @
more. Thoir. education wa. dl1o:snt. No, NIB
stacle. ahonld prevent them from gu!ny forward 10
eommsueed CO.. n Dos@st.a H 3oes - not + easy DAD
!odElng. place ia the hearts Of young men, They
Toy neod tsn hoa Tor WorS and .osen for
sleer. This lcsves them seyen houts 10 devote 10
God and to gain knowledRc; AM, one wanting
This thoy, eoa!1 not sain 10 i0sans. arinkins,
u Ss sa sssf
they had no other book than thu iibte, they should
read 4, fer i was full ot knoweldgc. Uut they
action, for no man conld galn knowledge from snch
books. Thcy must read religions works, and tho
10 make themselves nj hn,no In tho hny book. an
IN few ycasH they would sec how much thaY had
mp,oSSsa They b. nc onKs5 sn,eas y to fss,
young men to jofn tho German Young Mems
Christian Association and bring about the unity
among tho rich and poor, among all t0sats who
seek religion mud salvation.
The exss:iaea closed with singing aud prayer.
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DIR. TIFFANY.

Y&ENWELk 40 EHlNlTf u, H. CHV3CUz
rs. r,.~ m. T,n,n, n,.,,b.d n. ,..t ..,1,o, l.,
,,l,.. !. Ia .su ~. sss ~, -
If!al@y d. ~ Chuleh yestes0ay morning. anu WIZ
tcava for NV York this week 10 take Charge OF st.
Tani'a N. E. Church Of that city. ous Of TIM
,.n,1thto,t roi,,ion. socta+,es Ia ~. ronntrv +,
"sa,s.s 'e'4A N.'...s - NV NV .v'1' -
must nave peen vary 9sAu!ylhs 20 Ut. Ilaeht yes
tetlAy mos,lng when ha glanced about ths church
and saw tlat II was eyep moro than uauully wall
n,i.d an,h An ortnourino m .nch IN ncc,.tnn
A'e+ ea - si'"..;.A - - -..
wa only A1otaes 1hateatoH VI tug c.teeus III WHICH
the congregation OF Trinity have held and Will ton.
tinue to hdd their lats psstos.
g n, Tinmv n--srhed f,am tha vords ~ ehrtet
~ *.NAS k~1. ar Nv " N
touna IN 1ohu ".s ofs HsN'u - taat eaylhk
true, one sowsth and another reapelh." These
worJ1 we're especially lfue Of Chstst's
.aaa - ~. .s... s..x... ssa ~ ho.
saa wo,o; ~. INC s.ess aassss' naa 0eea seapea
ccpded ouhlgh, and this ha0eat was still going
IN In fb.t in lila varv wo,ds Of ths tart AUD
th.,rrs M tn eon.e~t ch,t.t hsa s,,en n. dfssaas
the promie Of entering Into ~ laHo,s and sn!oy'
work wasshe sxpEession of duty, md lie bad q.
pressed nprs fully The sc!attont OF all tFus workers
10 each ohes md y the cause cause fot which they
had been pesmitc To work In this deld Of fChFisan
70 Others. :hs feltgion oE chrl't took
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Chinese Co uains. .

CUN .FENAtf<GG QA4WWs
In the course Of the evidence Ut 4 Chinese is'
terprctcr In the Ah Moou murder ts!al to-da},
the wltuess was asked what was the application
OF tho term "couslas, !" u used by tho Chimes
or, In other words, what wins the rl*
ttonshlp. existing between Chinese ~.
Ing each other cousins. He replied thss
all Chinese having Tho same surname xets
cousins under tie soclai laws Of Cllnai tbat y
made 20 difference from. wlat statc or p.,th
cousins, aud that this applied to the Chiuess =! y
over the world. Tho WltDass wai asked tae
question: SIT these cousins did not coa.
sidar It not only. their privilege. W.
ther duty, 10 sustain each other, Txht !"
wronGr lie answered that they dld. "sap.
pose," said tbs counsel, "a meubcr q thee
cousin family by the hatuo OF Wing was klea
by ulembes Of cousin family namG1 suaS,
would not all the members OF the Wing tanlJ
be Obliged to pursue the Sung family until tay
obtained revenge on one OF the other OF tns
memhersl" "Ycs, sir" replied the witness.
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INSTALLATION.
TnB REV. !. A. FRENCH, or the FOURTH rnEs-
nrrrHfAM.

1Hs REV. :. A. FRENCH, or 7Hs FOURTH TRES
nITsR'As.
NJ nostor N iho Fourth pre.byto.,sn Chnrch tonk
u, pa'.o. .. .as r"ut.n ~. .nasen ,, so"~
dsvotIonal exercises, tho lacy. Arthur Mitchell. d.
H., preached tho sermon, taking ss his te,t tho
fourteenth and a!teenth ve,'es o. The second chap
m es o. -. innls scsoha hplsse 70 eoo eosahesna.
DR.. Mltchell opened h1s addrcsa by review OF Al,
. ."o =. ""sn 10 penns , H. ~.
ss, lint 81. raul pictured himself as I'll.
ampainS 4s.an IN as ,., own strength: H. al .o must %
honorsd Chri.t and enrc.d IN. nnmc nh,n.J.
aod he was honored in Christ and by him. It was
man dragged through Tho streets a. criminal,
etoncl bT ihu citizens. and finally thrown our Of
tho city gates As 50 much CARTON might have been;
a.Ys and nights in Dungeons and prisons ior daring
70 dssnss sS go q he 1o Mss g. Fsq
c anR no ~ as SseG ts
Esss &, II ;s !soHsh:St ss liz xsSd sn
i,en ~ Eupar@te. 70 uiS;altaf the name Il lins
tophso o oaseey ., ~ ehs Ap9hs taM ss
'hf ia ia;saos1 E! 9d ss .sat ,,o ,,o a. ,.
lui ones is acrcpiaIlo in ths sight Of God. Tho
faitbf nfenehn,, nf Iho ClnsneI htouptf aaivntinn
to insny. md ! ereoter and deoper pcrdit!on 10
those Who reisiscd to hehr and accent II, Those
etone. but to ths unbnicvsr liz IA Tia ntnno nysr
whtcl, tbsy stumble Tho Go,nn1 i. t.sn.edrrd
sisy. II man refeets tbn tjosnsl Il vii hn nosc
tolerable for sodom and oomorral, IN tho i,ay of
.,snn, hs ao o n tasn a nnScr
takcn by him Who had bccomu tnoir nastor' Il
wns for him noi 10 build m 4 p1casant societv or
niearsnt soeai rolntlons but 10 toynta Iii Iia cr
crfies. lii Strength. and bis rowcra to Tho saving
of SnnIs T,n fss wnr In IL called NJ f3n nnd h,s
must nsycr wraFY Of sxnonn;linT tho trnihs Of fis
Word. Tho result al these iaboTs rested greatly
with Inc cOnprccatton, and thc pastor muet dcnepd
TIN ronsf@;tnfinnst nncat,ona nrc.cylhrd Nv the
prrsbYtnrian Churcl, Were t,ext nnt 10 Tr. Frsnch
ana ths rnnercostinn snH hsino s,t.fartoriiv ~.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TlMuUCTOO.
6pscsal DspaleA 10 1as IfiohaA.


INDIANAPOLIS, April 1b.-Tho following odlcors
ware elected yesterday by the Northwestern Branch
Of the Womens Foreign Missionary Bocletys
psesidcnt Sin. J. X. HIT; Corresponding secre.
tary, Mrs. ]. F. Willing; Recording Secretary,
Mrs, Mary 4. willard; Treasurer, Mrs. Emily
Iiuntlndgon Miller; Conference Corresponding
seeseta;iss-Nock River. Mrs. E. A. Andssws;
Michigan. Mrs. MT. LAthtop; Detroit, Mrs, L. y.
fork; Illinois, Mr.. Prof. Sas N. D. Fly; South.
cru Illinois, Mls. N. 3. slads; Central llIInota.
1Ers. Bt. John; Wisconsin, Mrs. 8. Steel; !ndl.
ma. AEs. Frfaalyy Northwestern Indiana, Mrs.
Southeast Indians, Mas Julia Ncwktrk, West Wis-
consln, Mrs. q. IFiah.
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DoSfoe [0tH MsFcaaI 6uIlsfIh. ..x
Painting on porcelain aud china Is to DO ~
fasalouable pursuit with ladlea this seasoo'
Crochet and embroidery Will give way to rnps, NJ.
vsses, and natch-bo1es. Whcn pateEfa'al,!i,os -
goes up to town, he Will not be required ~ =.
"lnatchn woEsteds and purchase cottou. ~
WILL bo burdencd with commissions for csaoss
and c1oc&eEy, Frauuc lnen viii be pcEsptina,ss
around town after :. lovely" pitchers md caEiou,
cups IN the long summer days. Fur W9tnss
viz parsds oa sl!s hetsl pta.za diss1s'
upon mHgs aud teapota to DO Inflicted V1s'
their friends On their return to tosR
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yesrs' sowing had been, rewarded wIsh sorne reap.
within that timo thssc had been ehs receptions
into the church. A. ret his successor had not
bccn found, hut flod had A man Eomcwhere who
others had dono before ,lint. A for himself hs
war going forth to sow aud. he hopcd. to reap In
no Idle pnstose. On this people whom he was
about 70 leave ho inyokca Gods blessing, and balo
and white, nnfoltcd ntowly, bit In tho end ali
wond be able 10 say, 't0ol know best"
4 fArwot1 social Will bc given Dr, Tiffany and his
family this evening by tho ladies OF Trinity Church
In The church pAt1orB,
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db.n5daA P1T95MlNa. - =.
;J1ossph sps9a ~ H. nsas ae1dSt n ~ 'ss,
bad Ia thsfe for ave years.. III can 10 to the Wa
yrs sd7e. pick y up, sub It feed T. and Pls5 With
ptsyful With W ~ With Mr. sprouls. lie caught it
tra years aXo OUT OF the North Fork VI uolstou
Win hook, snt put Il In hs spring. and has kept
II thers sAfely lad uadu speclai pct o. It esar
s!nee 1t u about twenty inches long. and taur 10
slI Mids.
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sncsety cannot draw it, support in good xnd happl.
ners from what Il rejects, but only from what It
most deeply loves,

M. vho = 70 ~ bottom Hss
ne eEts ., * ., M II. eha of
ssst;Se,sss sssil:!:: .S .aal;:j. Is spRs.!!s
e, INC t & dpf , II. ssr nne ir.n,fnrs
rna tnto a,h". h Thc az sfepea1 spryt lons 1ore.
oo tGc ao.nE sn 5Gon Il tar.be Il
tsoa, teisnE III Koout enu iesfes rhna H. Feoh
nahs hsa passed On and on FOR ye.rs many, n1
t.'.a ~ Z. ..i.as thst Ia VIA 1Q.
nnc w % - qGss ho vsnns nf thc faItns OF tie
~ ~ W. tsns. ~" t.stjmony Of scorcs OF
"ns o. nd ~. rhieh makes question.
~ tSs ss'tsnee oi Pilsts NJ Herd x,,,.! nd
what the akspt,eaf sn f. sea d.ttere dsy for
s5sds, ,she, S. - .sa Sst De:ntasn! De: g!
oee.s @ ii " ~ fiT fs 9Th ths nrrro hsne uu coo,ed
sIrIuss 10 p.otsct hi. or viii wear bt Of brasa
nE tf3n ,is ~ -. ths hnsrs rntii III nnIyerse and
ss 69 o up and a. III sou hss chaos afoun
and bc1ore T. Lag ags'ni s.r, T., sue vo,,d os AZ.
UIeh faas. pg 1Hp9en. n.,i rs9rv ontv strnticfsm.
G fnrers H. iCt.,irrt ~ HI children.
I,bersy | ss written n!l over she human mind Each
@ an - .o1Ms f I, NJ. own aad henee aontsds
some rkeptic who Is iayIux wssse tbs aelds Of e..
ands ~ xtS ne.,iHn tn,Ss for tbe onUW Hence
shou1d % ~" We pb never b. shs rorhiperT of only oue
ne9 ne19 oDo D@s OF enough 70 ''pp'e"eA' WV 'see
IL 81 a. s liz sy
Mill, j. buckle, a Herbert Spencer llu1ley and
shrine b day ns s m9h a;%, m ot e
+ those hctoes of thought en!y one pstt q BIZ ilo
nn'r =. tuesc a,tsr, vii nave seen on1 fragment
W k II ttMs and lie brantfn,. s,,d the rootl 70
each hero Of destruction ous m9st attach some
te1u n, VI iir- nnt ~ tha i;srantied wnfs of the
fo.nef fp.fs straetare % The T passion for Stuart Mil
= = . .ns1I -. sna.r .eN r7snv aria or rnrrn,y
M an cgotiam which 1oyes only self In a world
where million. Of The great live around or sleep In
ae s s sook .as III ds1s as @
sy ssrs se e Ice eentss
Ism U,n.t save o. from superstition in religion,
worship nnst sescns sat'o9n!ssm from an ashsc .
worisi raeaaipm fesson advancing aIone viii bring
midnight md despair. II ts on.y 4 arm and con;
% ps III 70 ssars having ths ieast Of folly and tho
house, and we must make thc most Of = bad .!tu:
md as,4its lorc. a.' ~>ep '''' AN''' '-'' - N " ~
It mnst fellow from the illnserstion n our text
that Chsi:tan!tJ must BECOME & religion % o. Teaefi
or world is oHe in which We arc to iook Int
.hen n cbFIs.an!sY % viii cs IN prineipcs rat.
Of than ID details: Tho particular nature. Of
Heaven must give place to the general fact OF a
happier land for tho faithful; and the psrt!cnlat
fsct,thas tic wicked Stli b panishcd. Only out:
lines Of tho future will be visible. And with what
@ ss ss IN II a s S% ns s;s h iS Ss
The Tins and tho manner s e eh!a upsPrinElnE
cholrs or whether a. ono wakes from a1scp, wheth-
or amid thr scenes OF oarth Or n : new land, arc
e. @ Rs . hs
faith tho mora general fts ideas.
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not see through H. II has been ainost thu s1pEoss
.son Of ts eens,} t. ak sasR FEN Tue h
to ut mp aEain that kind Of window through
which the Apostles had to LOOK out toward futuritI
Aud ne though the And which hal once assumed
shouii 10 ito Il repent r.t Of IL error, Scot
tafa ra sowaf, t sitapio chrisanity ia Which fsr
principles and deep lore foF Christ and man shall
a*plaeo .olumlooas and dead tlco,loky. A. the
siHSis| :i%SSist p.s;S x.sa % Ss.:sy:ssss
snita % of u Aberdeen. ~ md rriacipai TaIioch of st.
Andrews. arc loudly p'oe!almlng day when ths
sSs1fs I'd s,: ss sr II. e s @ .a
ones iuil Of posItl,tsm and bl!tcsuess. Principal
1'uliusi uses Tho fo!lowlng words:
and surc In ali the churces, even within softensd
I'm IA 4 as:,i. NM e !; <. .ewss n 1 S1.sa RI sa
| md ths church which will have most chance may
possibly mt 10 my oi ;hs present organizations.
ins: s:"-Coaitmporars RtuIsv, >. ISL, Aarsh,
The two.so,a fact that OUT era il .kept!esl ons.
Tho only valuable ofice os what ID called rational
| inquiry. la mtgsipn muae be only to deliver the
70 love tas halit.t Ian. .al i.si. of tsison w!ss
Cd j. would 10 !. though s6a p!vnsss. :ieali
mo's 70 @ = new coln!Ey win no !aplement but an
~. lhe Ax c0llu indeed cur 1cMH tht lllnUGf,
but 1t could not TIL the soil nor haFycat the gralp,
nor grind the wheat. All fatlonslism IL only i
single instrument. and it, work II soon done. and
then must CoilO Tho cutuFr and love Ut principles.
| 6keptic!snt may we'll Distinguish between the
God OF the tlslsuws or tho llerk4 and the tod of
the Chrstan, but when II asks u 10 doubt tho ex.
lsteHce Of any conscious Creator, then It assa!Is
principle. aud IL not friend but destroyer Of
man. Ills perfectly posalbls for each human ".
Ing 10 use his rcAson tor tho destruction OF the
moral world. Like a hired soldier, season viii
toll 1t any task IT, enttccl 4 llt.ls md wall paid.
NeYinuinx With denial Of pArt It can uasily mas.
10 y dcnla! OF the whols. Hence This sks,llcal
faculty must b. met BY ws! Of assutned piiaei.
1tThus fat, but no fAFthe1." The fact Of al
"obscnre Kl1ss" must not BE- allowed 10 eclipse
utterly ths reAlms heyond. Tbs existence and
yastuess Of tho outails universe must b. con.
fr4sed, and through thH din windows We must sec
great tRuses OF God and Christ and Of prayer, and
psattenee, and Slttue-g1cat outlines u Heaven
aud hall; aud must ppkmlt the Intervening hAG0 "
cut Oh from u only tho nuutt4 of the pageant.
tiss complaint of 4onlv sccts and of sotns per
sous that saeh religious syaten u too vague.
They e1alt In holding per!eetly definite Christian
lty. But tho to44t IL idle. Tha sAue world lie,
around us all. They csnnot eseape tho mystery
| which surrounded St Paul. Ard Furthermore
thet history Joes not lndusse CONFIDENCE.
In the last hundred years Tbs POSI- chutchea
hare setEealsd fsona hundred old posttloua.
Tacts ars spulla enough behind thuan U eqaiE
smother sxDy Of old Catholics VI old ptotestants,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-25

His ele,hes were go, | Of the latest
pattern, and most fashionable cut. His
watch chain Was the bsavies, # tho
heavy, and as fine as the gold Of Ophir.
II surpassed ,n richness the gold chain
that the king hung about the neck Of
the prophet Daniel His bt J,s wer.
highly polished. and shone like the ex-
terror OF fine black walnut collins His
diamond pin twlnkled like the even
ing star oil summer day. HIS shirt
bosom WAS as white as an infants soul:
bat his eve ~ss sad. and his voice WAS
~ sorrowtul and sorro~ing AS the wall,
ing Of the wind III the dropping branch
- ot the weeping willow. He tapped
h,s boot with his natty ivory headed
cane. slipped down in lis chair. 10 give
the base of his spina! column rest
pulled his hat over h'> eyes. aud
languid SAIL which PAINFULLY Inii
Gated that the gambler had struck a
loser. hal copp.res. n Ihe wrong plac-
"Faro Is i terribly fssciustlng game :,
IL all the games for gambling 1t has ao
equal A man. i dashed fool To play
il. bot /, catches the oldest Of em
The chauces on tie closest calculation
are three 20 enc each play ., the outset
against the player; occasionally We
strike . winter. bat Nc only ~ln TO
lose. The usost prosperous Of Us lie in
the gutter -unknowyt. forgotten ana
deserted Luck ouls sml.cs ou 10 for a
brief season. AMI when tckle Fortune
deserts u she never rr.o>is sboye our
i,s,r again Few o: as are wise enough
70 save III lick. in ar er ~ live .u a
Fairy day. But While We live we live,
and. after all. that IL sli there - II life
The hereafter ,s chance. and the old
man has pat up the cards ~ welt ,ba;
nCtesiy has ever called the turn. Its a
ca, hop =, he t~.t, W. are most at
tsrly hesrtless |, makes my heart
ache to see bow 81 many yoang men
are drawn into the vortex and down -
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ruin. They began Oh . game Of base
ball. they lose Oh a horse race, ge.
caugh, At friendly game Of draw. and
IN az eyi! hour try 20 get even on faro.
They often win on the frs, venture. bu.
It il. terrible success They always
pay i thousand per cent. on the frs.
winning, ana often they play life and
blood on the investment. The frs.
winning opens the iAcina:ins road 70
raiu-builds up barrier behind them
which few ever climb over 20 reforma-
tion
A little sentimental. amt / Have
something You don, drink Good
Bar-seeper. give me g whisky punch
light Tn blue to-day. Gambling
and its attending excit-nents burn all
the stamina out Of . man but, thank
God, it cannot. does not, blot ou. his
sympathies. wish had never touched
card. but An born . gambler. It's
III me; 1t always Was, and I'm in for i:
until the deal is out. I hate TO see
young men of promise 1t the gaming
table. They have mothers and sisters
who love them; they have good situA-
ticns and employers who trust them;
but the day they set foot inside .
gain bling-room their fate is sealed I
have case in mind now. A fine fellow,
who short time since Was agent for q
New York varnish house. and COM
Inanded a salary Of $4,000 a year. in
travelling got lonely He used to gam
bic some for amusement when his busi-
hess was over He fooled with the
tiger, putting bis hands through the
bars petting the beast. and suddenly
found himself torn to pieces. To-day
he Is an ontcsst--drunkcn, broken, de.
serted / would advise every young
man who has business never TO cross
the threshold Of q gambling house.
have made big winnings and ] have
made big losings. lost $4,000 in
Chicago in trying TO make ten. was
broke and down, and staid down for
long time. I'm up again If had .
business you would never catch me
gambling again Guess I'll go and buy
couple Of stacks Of reds, and see how
luck runs to-day.
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IN. J. c. GRASSY. DENTIST. OF
IT, Gee In Ssone n ,uk New Build
k1xU ina On Commercial street. All worh
snsraoteed.