The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-30

US eetAe0 IN une iano ~ WuN~ s"~S
sjourpsd, this movsatle strsctuss
gave to . assslier edi6cs, double
shs size Of, shs Tabernacle, sna TAR
riekss ~ ecsil,ss 10 Ell iu appoint.
sseots. For . fuller and minister Dis
mipsIon or both, which fg lack Of
time aud spscs. va cannot give here.
va refer the rssder 10 the following
pssssgess In Holy Writ. Tx. from
chapter "a 10 the close Of tho book,
Ieviiicus and part Of Numbers -Al'9
King chapter D ssd o. This edifee
Wa ansrwsrd demolished by the
Chaldesns, and rebuils by the Kings
Of Persia. Both structures served
precisely the same purpose. The
whole structure wore 10 al It's parts.
even 10 every lSsp and tsehc. and
engraved Agurs together with every
sppurtAuascs or asticlsof furniture was
symbolical, ssd the whole SERVICE
tho oi6cs ofths priests, their garments
and I'll their actions and performances
we're instinct with meaning, the
whole prsixurstiou OF realities 70
coms,--ccnstitusipg . grand system
Of object teaehiss impsrtiug isstruc.
tien 10 shs people, BY . KIND OF dumb
shox, 1.-the only method OF 'nstrus'
tica Of which the ssss 10 the nature
Of thiags admitted, - calculated 70
supefindnce new modes OF thisking,-
10 suggest faint vsgus outlines OF
things, rsther than clear distinct we'll.
defined ideas or conception and also
10 furnish roots for words, . new class
Of words which oil the resources OF
nature and the merely astu'sl courss
Of events could not have supplied.
Tho structure Of the tabernacle as
whole, every part Of Il. even to every
curtain and lsups and tschs.- every
figure craven thereon. every appufts-
nance and appliance and every article
and ornament Of the sacred or sacer.
dctal vest ments yielded Tor formed .
root ior) . TERM substantive; and
prescribed svory acsisn and motion
and gesture Of the priests 10 the per.
Torrance Of tho service gave riss
toe tsrm,--a verb;-words, nouns and
and verbs which we're Ineligible, il
were fitted to convey definite msaaing
TO the mind through the medium Of
tho sensss because every word repre-
sentsd or stood for . visible object or
act. Aud inasnuch a. those GHOSTS
actions and gestures were preAgura.
two OF typical. !. ., bore . certain
analogy or likeness to future real
tiles, supernatural facts 10 transpire
In tho far future history Of the nation,
ths t~syminology or vocabulary derived
from the formor we're capable Of BE-.
In & applied 10 ths. latter,--ths words
wh,oh bad bssn invented 70 sst forth
The typos, would ssrve very Attingly
70 express OF 10 denote the antitypes.
.Thusthc language derived from those
Pots was susceptible Of receiving
another and q higher meaning acsep.
tstion than the primary.
1t should DO borne in mind, that
worl would have no use or value
whstever unless they meant some
thing unless they stood tor'(wers
generally employed a. audible or Wis
iblo signs of sensible or in,uit,ve
things, |. .. objects Of sense or Of
Thoughtful perception or conscious.
nsss. Tho meaning Of word Is in.
~dispsnsable to its existence.
II 10 the meaning obtained by an
exercise or sense or Of pure Thoughts
that necsssita.es the word,--ana gives
rise 70 It, without tho meaning or i'm
port. tho vsrd would never 10 inven-
ted or coined. For example. the
word stone or tree would mean moth.
ins tOn p0rsOn Who had no pCrceD-
ORR O. VINO ""o move sec" or