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4. DOinq business By contradictory
part of it has always been 80 conducted, ex-
cept the sale of books. Is it practicable to
bring this part also under the same kind of
regulation? If it is made to appear that
such an arrangement can be entered into, SO
as to be cheaper, more efficient, more'benef-
cial to the Church, it is the interest of all to
adopt it. But before its adoption the whole
question, in the light of experience by others,
and in the light of what is attainable in Rich
mond, ought to be explored to its foundations.
This inquiry is already engaging the careful
consideration of the Executive Committee, as
we'll as other questions connected with i'm
perative retrenchmentS. The same also in
regard to the Publishing House
5. OTHER pzans.-The memorial from breth-
rem in Mecklenburg Presbytery asked the
Assembly to abolish the present plan of Pub
LEGATION. And what do they propose instead
That repositories should be established all
over the Church, and the work of general
Colportage undertaken. A wilder, more in-
practicable scheme could not be devised. We
do not propose to discuss it, but, having ex-
amined that matter long aud carefully, we do
not hesitate to say that if the Committee Of
Publication had 5000, 900 that scheme would
bankrupt it in five years. 1t ia easy to find
fault aud pull down; to build up in place Of
what is demolished has always been found 9
different kind of work. Depositories and
Colportage spread over territory from the
Potomac to the Rio Grsnde, may sound like
grand spiritual work; but think of the de-
tails of'it, as managed by Committee il
, Richmond or any where else, and sounc
Judgment condemns it in advance. This con
domination all experience in the matter fully
sanctions. No system of repositories or O
, colportage can be economically, harmonious
ly, and efficiently conducted except by Pres
byteries, and with their own funds.
6. The present year will be one requiring
much wisdom, patience, energy and econom.
: in the administration of this interest. Tn,
trials to which it has been subjected will b.
in no small measure test of the value at
tached to it. Already the evidence mani
tested by the generous benefactiOns of SOM
has been not only highly gratifying, but il
many instances very touching-for it ha
been to many real sacrifice. Doubtles
also there will be found among those VIII
have objected to the plan and course of it
past management, a just and generous deal
ing with it under the new start taken. From
those who are born-grumblers, and wer
"fore. ordained of old to that condemnation,
nothing better can be expected than dill
gent pursuit of their occupation. Plaques
, insects, and call manner of creeping things
have, no doubt, their use in the general sys
tenn of things; only one would not wish then
6 to become too plenty.
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Pres6yterians men wbon' Our OsOn govern
ment, with the apprOuaZQf Christendon', mag
execute as traitors ? 'he schismatical sect Of
Uniteds 0zdiS and. Ns~.. School Pres6y,
teriaas ); the wicked conduct Of the authors
of that scaism ; Our sinful revi1ings of the
Presbyterian Church, and its acts when in
fact we had not said q word about them
Duty to the Head of the Church tor6ids that
tie Assembly should compromise sOith heresy
and SIN ) they knOw no. scr'ptWral sOay By
Which those Who haze gone out from as pro
claiming (mark it! '.eoNE OUT PROCLAIM
NG) heresy can be restored to the bosom Of
the Church until after Repatriation" Throw
in now that brotherly sug eestion about "blas-
pAemy," and then close ehis charming cata-
logue with the following which should stand
by itself:
Tile Presbyterian Church has no alter
native consistent with safety, aOith seltrespect,
sOith the righteousness of as 0wn past conduct,
/
NTH fidelity to divine truth or Christian duty,
or with obedience to God, but to accept The
remuneration Of these deluded men, and tt
keep her skirts clear of their miserable do
sngs."
The plain truth of the matter. is that the
,ksgc casca Are not aIiks and the effort tc
- this idea upon y brthern mind ii
about 3 great perversi5Ssf the truth OF
tde past Of DR.. Van Dyke; as bis surprising
declaration was last spring in the Brooklyn
Assembly, concerning the paper offered By
DR.. Talmage. How long this wrong i'm
preston is to rest upon PresbyteriabS there
ianot for US to say. The vote of 81 for tn
paper offered by the Standing Committee j
a sign; and we do not judge it probable tina
the truth concerning this thing can be al
ways kept out of view, or that Northern
Presbyterians will be content, when the.
know it, with their attitude before the Chris
tan world. A Church, no more than man
can be always standing on its head.
We propose to publish, as soon as practi
cable, all the debate in Chicago SO that GU
people may understand for Themselves.
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ARRANG FOR THE PAPER have been
made by which its interests will be cared for
during the time of absence on the part of its
editor. Communications may be expected
concerning the meeting of the Alliance, and
such other matters as may be deemed inter-
esting. In the meantime, if our brethren
and other friends will aid with their pens in
such articles as many of them well know how
to prepare; and if they will be careful to
send items of news from the churches, these
things will not only be very acceptable, but
will also tighten labors in the Office which
often become oppressive during the heats of
summer.
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mittee are rejected it will be understood every
where, North and South, and it will be fiuality
on this whole subject. Now, sir heard CONVEX
sation day before yesterday about memories. Some
one said that man had an excellent memory
that he never forgot anything. i had read of
better memory than that it was the memory OF
the Lord Archbishop Cramner, of whom it is said
he never forgot anything but Injuries. Applause
Oh, what memory that must be, TO cherish
everything that is endearing. and forget and for
give. God in mercy give US all such memories
GApplause |"
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ONE of the best of papers lying upon our table,
is the Illustrated Christian Weekly, published by
the American Tract Society, $50 Nassau Street,
New York. Every week it is superbly illustrated
with the finest of wood engravings, and every week
contains the most agreeable, interesting and in
structive in literature; and witbal printed upon
finest book paper. in clear full face type, and all
for So so per year.
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Jtn9al 4resbpgtutars.
REv. wELLIAM aROwx. ,. D. zdLteE.
Richmond. Va, Wednesday, June IS, 1877
PREMIUM FOR SUBSCRIBERS, 1877.

Any person obtaining new subscribers, and
transmitting payment, may retain seventy
fve cents, as q commission for each name.
Transmit by Post Office money order, or
by a registered letter.
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The late DR.. Taylor Levitt, in the latter part of
his life, dictated to his daughter who was his
amanuensis. In the course of his work one day
he stopped and remarked, "Ruskin has written
much about the beauties of nature, but he has
never seen anything SO beautiful as my dear old
wife aad devoted daughter tending night and day
to all my wants"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1877-06-13

NOTES ON GENESIS. By the late Frederick w.
Robertson, OF Brighton, England.
series of thirty-one Sunday evening lectures.
on book of Genesis in course. They are good ex-
ampes of this style of homietic and hortatory dis
courses, and will be found instructive and some
times striking.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1877-06-13

D. Appleton & Co., New York, have published,
in pamphlet form, Julian Hawthorne's new novel,
"Garth," as a number in their Library of Ameri-
can Fiction. {.
Received from Woodhouse & Parham.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1877-06-13

MAps.-We have received of 7. L. d. Walford,
of this city, two Maps, in one convenient bound
form, one, of the Journeys OF st. PAIL, particu-
larly suitable one for the use of Sabbath Schools
in the preparation of the Lessons for the next six
months The other map of Palestine IN the
time Of Christ Price so cents.
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INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL LEssoNs-July,
1877.
On the first Sunday of July the Sunday Schools
resume the study of the Acts Of the Apostles
Robert Carter Bros. of New York, have num-
Der Of excellent Text Books that are of great as
sisance to teachers in the preparation Of their les
SONS. Among them are DR.. Jacobus on Acts,
price 81 So Macduf's Footsteps Of ST. Paul,
$3.50. The Church in the House by DIR. William
Arnot, 50 so. and The Story of the Apostles, by
the author of Peep of Day, 81.
Carters new circular states, that lowing to the
lateness of the season, the publication of DR.. Ar
not's Autobiography, with Memoir by his daugh-
ter The Hidden Life, by Rev. Adolph Sapbir;
Abraham, the Friend of God, by DR.. Dykes, are
postponed till September lst."
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LIrTELL's LIVING AGE for the weeks ending June
I'd and 9th respectively, have the following note
worthy fcontepts
Mr. Wallsce's "Rluasia;" Montenegro, sketch
by Rt Hon. W. E. Gladstone; Relation of Mind
aud Body; A Dutch Milton; The Anglo Indian
Tongue The Alkaline and Boracic Lakes Of Cali.
fornia, by j. Arthur Phillips. F. G. s.; Whist at
Our Club; Social Position; Light-Emitting Flow
ers; The Celts The Storing of Literary Power
with instruments of Pauline" remarkable new
serial and of VIM. Blacks new story, and choice
poetry and miscellany.
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

HISTORICAL SKETCH OF PREsBYTERIANIsM WITH
IN THE BOUNDS OF THE SYNOD OF CENTRAL
NEW YORK.
This volume Of about 800 pages was prepared
and published at the request of the Synod OF New
York, by Rev. P. Fl. Fowler, d. d.
If some competent person would do for every
Synod what DR.. Fowler has so well done for Cen.
trail New York, We should have an invaluable adj
dition to our Presbyterian history and literature
This has, evidently, been to him labor OF love,
and he has gathered an amount of information
concerning the origin and progress OF the churches
in that section for which it owes him perpetual
thanks 1t is surprising and gratifying to see how
much in this way of fragments" has been col
leced, concerning churches, colleges, reviVals, IN
dividusls, &c.
The book is published by Curtiss & Chlds, Uti-.
ca, New York, but is sent by the autbor-a fellow
student at Princeton-for which he will please ac-
cept our thanks.
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THE WONDERS OF PRAYER. Published by Henry
T, Williams, New York. Price $3.50.
We are indebted to Il. Alden, Advertising
Agent, Cincinnati Ohio, for second copy Of this
interesting compilation Of incidents illustrating the
power of faith, and furnishing aids to life Of
prayer and trust.
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Published every Wednesday morning, is the
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Transient Advertisements, q 90 per inen for first
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Special Notices, o. 80 per inch for first week: 80
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BUSINESS Notices, In reading columns, 20 cents
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The British Quarterlies give to the reader well.
digested incarnation upon the great events in con-
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as well as a summary of the tiumphs of science
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will form topics for discussion that will be treated
with thoroughness and ability nowhere else to be
found. Blackwood's Magazine is famous for stories
essays, and sketches Of the highest literary merit
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DOT OF Court by sPRAGUE, OWEN b NASH.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-05
Minmeiota GplpnifattOmSs
Gpmpa8nie.

gcr etntssr 3ett orsantFrte I& tn St. paul
nnter BEN Obieen Sitel cine Gsitaf&afi ~ BEN
3wsde, armeu fatbulti&en Gtupanberern 3ur
Grperbung prn 2anb pber elmer 9etmfGtte be-
buIfia sa fetn. l1nttrrn rs. April bat nun ber
&atb Der Direttcren fuleenben @ufruf erlai'
fen
CT pauL rs. aprtl, 1917
Na&tem bic Mtnne1sta GOluntiattcns. GOm.
pasnie auf seiebIiGe @etfe TN Staate @tnns-
fOta incorpprirt KOrben, IN biefelbe nunntebr TIM
StanSe, ful6e @eldGf Sperbanblungsn 30 Gber.
nebnen, welte Der Grrei&uus TIRES 3teIeS als
llnterfaBunesperf fSrberIt& ietn mSsen. Die
tatbrltiGe 8esTlteruns &rurbe bnrd bas bier
erl&sinente Gbronitle in 8enntniB gefebt ba6
biefe GelsaiGaft BITE GbI@t bat, arn,en unb
mtttellofsn Ginmanberern gum 8eIse BON 2anb
TN @taate bebIIFiG 81 fetn. gerstts iIab mir
ii. ben Stanb seifst ttsB tnnerbalb ssriFsr
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bin, bieles erpBs llnteaaBuussrsrt Der gsSU!'
tsruus int aasemeinen ausarslt& ~ uaGsn,
bamit tn Solem 8srfanbniB unierer GbiiGten
unb bsr Suutommenen @taertett bes Ia bteism
llnternsbmen anselesten Capitals cine grDBsrs
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ten Der Gprtpasnte als aud in Der Dur9flb'
ruus zines rabrbaft Serbisnflt9en @ertes.
Nus bteien @rinben purbe Der 8el&lrb &C.
fa6t unb bic MinnefOta Goloniiattuas i. @fiea'
f1aft beruft hermit etne @cnuentton ter 3a.
tboltfea bon Mtnuelota, treIGe bafar lEb, BAT
tbre bebiirfisen Briber in bsr GrrsrbunS Dor
9anb uuterfiBt tpsrber, unb btefe GunDenttor
piro in Der 9arrilcn's 9aa 81 NtnneapcIis an
9. Mot 1877 tattfnben, bet psIGem InIafs tt
semetnfamer gsratbuus iolGe Grtldrungen &C.
seben perben f~Guueu, psl&e eseisnet Tnb, un'
mittelbare unD tbattrdfttse Ma6reseln gun
Behen Ter fatbolii9sn Gtnpanberung In
Wert su leBeu, pts iOlSe BON Der GcIcniia
tipns- 0eeAl9aft aaeefrebt pereeu.
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SssretGr.
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Res. Sac. MeGssrid, M. 81. Srenbersaf,
Spbn Grace, SAINTS autnGan.
5eury S'1srman, S7pser RaIsitia,
Sptn D'Drnnea.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-05
General : Tra9t Office
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saul Sabn.
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limb etner drdht pom fnnf oDaarE per Na8sn'
laoang our eer Uf. u. ~. I. GtlsnUdpn unter
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-05
NaulD 5slo,

Gin ST a u b. nnb M prbanfalL ter
etwas rpmon:ti& tltnet. tpirD aus Cafe Gtty,
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fnbli&en Bride tpransen plSelt@ sret iungs
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bil9 Giaer fsl ben gferben bss Garnsrs tn
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trat. 8etbe btslten TIRE ~eefpannten &eSOluel
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-05

Gin neuer Gtfeu ba nbef&Iu 8
wurse sou Der bietsen 9aubslssamrasr lsstsn
Nontus ssfa6t nanlt&:
Da6 bic 4amnter ben 8au elmer Giienbabn
BON einena puatte al ber @icur Gtty.gabn tn
Blue Garth County na& ber Staatssrenae bon
Soma Begin fise. als pru GROCER @t&ttstett fiji,
bic Staet ct. paul unS ben @taat TIA Sat-
aeu, n rub ie bic llntsrfisune ess tntsrust'
mems eu,pTeblt iubalb bic sinRtse 3eit bafa,
tcmnae. 60 rurbe iIr iehe Waro Elm gstta'
tons . COMMITTEE fir tas rnteru:bmsu Ct
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