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The New York herald., 1878-10-28
BRITISH LABOR TROUBLES.

EHE 6lhAhE On The CLfDE EXTENDING
REDUCTION IN THE COAL nroIoNs-poL1cE
CIRCULAR FOR THE ARREST OF BANK
TRUSTEE FLEMING.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
GLASGOW, Oct. ~, 1878.
The strike on the Clyde which began yes
terday with the boilermakers and the iron
shipbuilders is spreading, and the men
employed in large engineering firm on the
south bank of the river and at several other
yards are expected to follow in the course
of the week. The committee of
the Amalgamated Society of Engineers
Machinists, Millwrights, Smiths and Pat
tern Makers-an organization containing
twenty three lodges and 5000 members =
has decided to make every effort to lessen
the reduction OF wages and to recommend
. strike only ns last resort.
DARK PROSPECTS.
Exceedingly gloomy accounts are re-
ce1ved from all the trade centres. AT Blan-
tyre further reduction Of wages is an
nounced. At Cambuslang the Pennington
Coal Company has stopped its princi-
pal pits, thus throwing over one
hundred miners out of work. At
the North Wales collieres notices
Of reductions Ringing from five to seven per
cent are proposed owing to the depression of
trade. The Northumberland Miners Union
will meet the employers to discuss the
projected reduction Of twelve and one-half
per cent or the extension of work one hour
per shift.
AN EcHo OF THE BROKEN BANK.
The following official pacard has been
issuod:-
WANTED
WANTED In connection with the frauds on the
CITY OF Glasgow Bank, James Nicol Fleming aged
about forty eight, height i've feet eleven inches,
hair black and straight, slight black whiskers and
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PAINFUL HALLWAY CASUALTY.
[BY rELEaRApn TO THE HERALD.l

lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD.l
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio. Oct. 90. 1878.
This evening Potter Thooey, yard switcnman on the
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and lndianapo
lie Railway, engaged in brakeing q
freight about mile and quarter
east OF tho CITY, whom the brake wheel broke
and threw him tho track across the rail. 1wo
cars passed his legs crushing them that both
wcro amputated, one above tho other below the
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
PARIS GREEN.

Edward c. Burke, thr,y-one years old. once
clerk the this city. who lives at No 800
East Fity-nintn street, wont to the rwenty-eighth
police station last evening ana informed Sergeant
Russell that he had Paris greeu. Having been
out OF for some time, he said hts mother and
sise had told him leave tho house For the past
he had been drinking, and had taken poison to
end hts troubles. He was attended by Ambulance Sur.
geon Hunt and taken to Roosevelt Hospital
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DKPARTMkNT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL 0FFIcEH
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S-l A. NJ.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oc. Isl A. NJ.
Indications
For New England, cloudy, rainy weather, warm
soutncrly vsering 10 much colder northwest winds,
followed by rising barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States, colder, cloudy and
rainy weather, northwe5tsrly winds and rising
barometer.
For the South Atlantic States increasing cloudness
followed BY rain, warm southeriy shifting 10 colder
northw west winds, followed by rising barometer.
For the East Gull States, colder, partly cloudy
weather, rain areas northeriy winds, stationary or
higher pressure.
For the west Gulf States, clearing weather, falling
followed by rising temperature, northcrly winds De-
coming variable. stationary or lower pressure.
For Tennessee and the OHIO Valley clear or,partiy
cloudy weather, northwsstery winds becoming vari-
able falling followed by rising Temperature, ana In
she western portions lower pressure.
For tho lower lake REGION rain or snow areas, fol-
lowed by clearing weather, winds mostly westerly,
stationary lower temperature In tho east por-
tions lower pressure.
For the upper lake region, clear or partly cloudy
weather. norshwes,eriy winds backing 10 sou,hcrly,
falling followed by rising temperature, stationary
followed BY falling barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi Valley warmer. clear or
partlys cloudy weather, soutncrly WINDS falling ba-
romcter.
For the Lower Missouri Valley, warmer, partly
CLOUDY weather, soutneriy winds snd falling uarome-
ter.
Frost Will generally occur tonight In Tennessee
and tho ONO Valley, and In tho South Atlantic and
Gulf States on Tuesday ani Wednesday nights.
Tho rivers will remain nearly stationary.
Cautionary ofrshoro signals continue at Indianola
Galveston Port Eads, and are ordered Tor Macon,
cape Lookout Capc Hatteras, KITTY Hawk, capc
Henry, Norfolk, Lcwcs, Cape May. Atlantic City, Bar.
negat sandy HOOK and New York.
Cautionary signals are ordered Tor Eric, Buffalo.
Rochester. oswogo md section No. Q, and continue
al New Haven, New London, Newport, Woods Hole,
Boston and section No. s. Portland and section No.
and Eastport
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
HERALD MONDAY OCTOBER 2s 1s78-GRIPLE SHEET

mustache, aqune nose, sallow and iull face, well
built and portly
The police requested to make immediate
search for the above person, especially at all sea-
ports Communications should be addressed to
W. A. BROWN, Procurator Fiscal, Lanarkshire, or
A. MCCALL, Chief Constable Glasgow.
The New York herald., 1878-10-28

AID FOR LIEUTENANT BENhEh 3 FAMILY.
Al a meeting of the Southern Rclisf Committee Of
the Chamber Of Commerce OF the State OF New York
yesterday voted to set aside from unappropri-
ated receipts the OF S3,o 900 as the nucleus of
fund TO held In Tor the widow and orphans of
Lieutenant Hiram H. B.upsr United States Army,
who hero,caly volunteered to take charge OF the
lief steamer Cham bers with medicines and provisions
tor aistricts the Mississippi Injected with yellow
fevor, Oft from all comm muncation with other
places by reason panic caused the epid em,s
He has lslt behind him a widow ana two orphan
children.
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

NEWPORT. R. l.. Oci. p, 1873.
The United States Revenue Schooship Salmon P.
Chase, from ST. Miehaeps Western Islands, thrry-fve
days for New Bcdford for winter quarters, arrived
here last night She reports that rough weather pre-
vailed during the entire issagc.
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
A WOMAN FOUND DEAD.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 27, 1878
Mary Seaman, aged iorty-scve years, living the
tenement house No. ], 339 Wood street, found
doad In her room ans morning by the police. M
chael, her husband was arrested on charge of hav-
ing In some way contributed to her DEAN. though
there are n" marks oil violence on her body. She was
drinking woman bat the husband Is of sober nabits
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

George NJ. Robeson, OF New Jersey; Rear Admiral
Roger N. stemooi United States Navy, and exCon.
gresham d. j. Morrcll, OF Pennsylvania, are NJ the
Fifth Avenue. Judge Joseph Potter. Of the New York
Supreme Court, and Rev. George A. Thaysr. Of
Boston, are at the PARK Avenue. Francis b. Hayes,
Of Boston, Is At the Brevoort Walter A. Wood, Of
Hoosick Falls ". Y, IS at the Brunswick General
J. b. Mcintosh. United States Army, and Captain
Kennedy, of tho steamship Gormanic, are at the
Now York. Paymaster A. J. Pritchard, United
States Navy, Is at the Windsor. General JudsoP
Fitzpatrick, OF Now Jersey, is at the Metropolitan.
AWHILE WAITING FOR COUGH "To GO
n came" you ar. .Sn en- sowing the seeds Of son:ump.
for all coughs ana colds
A-rHE COMBINED BEAUTIES OF ALL FOR.
dres. and s,ia is liars for senssmsn these sssrsms
oeaasiu fabrics have with the popular eommsnds-
tion OF gentlemen Of fashion and taste.
EsPENscHEIn. Msnuf.c.ur lis Nassau 81
Mary had little tooth.
IL was as white AS snow.
And Marys breath pure and sweet
As any winds that blow
Which made and Kept Them so.
sozoDoNri sozoDoSTn
To preserve the teeth keen pure whtss
prevent their decay preparation msrKst
esrs 20 20 ss ~ gams m n
Ga purity and swectn the breath therc T. rival 90
y
y OF SozoDoNr dentifrcc has no bounds-that II
IN among all elesny and sensible people tho vide
world over
AN OLD AND WE'LL TRIED REMEDY.
MRS wSsLow's Soorutso SYRUP for children seethinR
dyscntcry aiarra wind collie, aud regulates
the nowcls 20 CENTS BOrrLE
BROWNS vERMIFUGE COMFIrs OR WORK
Lozksess pessant TO take. Children like tnem bat the
worms don't. 25 cents.
PRINTING
OF ALL KINDS
DONE CHEAP FOX CASH
At THE METROPOLITAN
JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
2S ANN ST.
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO slNGLB BULLOCK rERFEcrISa PREssEa
capable Of printing IA, 900 copies per hour
Of eghtpsge paoer either eight columus
ALSO ALL THE sTERkUrYPE MACHINERY BE
LONGING THEREIN.
PRICE $4,000.
Address. a. BENNETT,
New YORK Herald
THE THIRD. AND FOURTH FLOORS OF fHB
HERALD BUILDING TO LET, SUITABLE FOR Law
BAskINg INsuhANvk Qk ANY LIGHT BUSINESS s
the akRALD.
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A FARM HOUSE BURNED.

PRovrnEScK. R. J., Oct. 27. 1878.
large farm house IN Lincoln. owned and occupied
by Lyman Foctt. was burned on Saturday night
The family barely ped before roof TELL The
loss is 4000 and tho insurance ST. 800 III the Frank.
lin Mutual
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
DEATH OF A WEALTHY NEW YORKER
,aD RESULT OF ovEnTunNrNo KEROSENE
LAMP.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

NEWPORT, r. l., Oct. 27, 1873.
Mr.. Eugene b. Smith, aged thirty-six years, vory
wealthy citizen OF New York, who has been boarding
at jamestown, across the bay from Newport, died
last night During tne gallo OF Wednesday night no
upset kerosene lamp IN his room and was severely
burned, ono side OF his body presenting sckcnina
spectacle. lie fingered until last night "a great
sgony The details OF the accident are not generally
known, as the friends OF tho deceased are very re-
tcenI Inc bcdsteed, bedding ana carpet, were con-
siderably burned Mr. smith, though so severely In
jurcd, managed TO reach an adjoining room. whore
he found by tho owner oi the house. rho re-
mains will be taken 10 New YORK IN the morninG
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
THE WHEELBARkOW MAN.

SAN FRAScIaco, Cal, Oct II, 1873
Lyman Potter, the wheelbarrow man, arrived here
this afternoon making his first appearance at Wood
wards Garden unaer tho escort OF a squat police.
He was preceded by brass band. great crowd
In ntte
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
OFF THE TRACK.

MACON, Ga, OCT. 27, 1878.
A freight train ran on the Central Railroad at the
fiteen-mile post Saturday night, smashing eignt
loaded box cars.
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
THROWN FROM A WAGON.

PRovIDEScE, X. l., Oot 81, 1878.
Mr. A. o. Miles, a prominent citiz Of East Prov.
dencc, was thrown from hts wagon yesterday and
badly hurt To-day infamma OF the brain threat-
ems a fatal termination.
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
SURPRISING MARAUDERS.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 27, 1878.
Information has been received hero to tho effect
that General Treviho, commanding lthe Mexican
iorc,s on tho Rio Grande, has already dispersed
several bands oi marnuding Indians found on the
Mexican side.
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature Tor the past twonty four hours in com.
parson with the corresponding dnte Of last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Huinuvs pharmacy,
HERALD building, No 2iS Broadway.
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
OBITUARY.
]. GILLINGHAN FELL

J. GILLINGHAN FELL.
J. Gillingham Fell, prominent citizen Of Phila-
delpha, largely engaged In the Lehgh coal trade,
and an ex-pres.dcnt OF The Union League, died
Saturday OF paralysis. He had boon III ior three
The New York herald., 1878-10-28

DFCIEAsE IN THE NUMBER or CASES AT HOLLY
spnINGs-REpoRrs FROM OTHER POINTS.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Oot. %, 1879.
Scvon new cases and three deaths are reported
for twentyfour hours ended O'Clock yester-
day afternoon. To-day three new and deaths
were reported. Yesterday Drs. Ross and Scgar were
both in bed, the former with relapse due TO over
exertion. Dr. Segar is up and at WORK again to-day.
Il rained last night and part OF to-day but cleared OFT
cold at o,gnt O'Clock tonight Tho Thermometer in
dioated 80 degrees The following reports are at
hand:-
PoUcHArouLA. La.-Two cases. doing we'll
McCoMB CIrY.-Twenty persons under treat
and death took place yesterday. The
Young Mems Christian Association report fourteen
now cases.
The New York herald., 1878-10-28

Average ten perature yesterday y............. 90 a
...................... 4sx
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
FUNERAL OF LIEUTENANT BENNrR.

STERLING. Ill, Oct q, 1878.
The funeral services OF the late Lieutenant Hiram
H. Benner, who commanded the rcliei boat Cham
bcrs, occurred here today. rhe attendance was
large, and The services were very impressive
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
NO NEW CASES IN CAIRO, ILL.

CAIRO, Oct. q, 1878.
For the thirty hours ended at SIX O'Clock tonight
two deaths and DO new are reported. The
deaths OF tho dangerous cases. aud IL is
thought all others will recover. Al eight O'Clock this
eveuing the thermometer Indicted thirty.six de-
grecs, and It II is expected that the mercury Will TAIL
below the freezing point tonight
The New York herald., 1878-10-28

THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF rHn
HERALD BUILDiNu TO LET, suILAHLE FOR Law
PuRPvs.s.. APPLY In fiR CouNTiNd HOOK OF
THk HERALD
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
NEW CASES IN JACKSON, MISS.

NEW CASES IN JACKSON, MISS.
JACKSON, Oct. 81. 1878
Eleven new cascs have been reported since ycster-
day noon ana two deaths to-day. The casos to date
aggregate 376 ana the date six.y-onc Rain
fell last night aud toe weather is wintry to-aay.
The New York herald., 1878-10-28

DEATHS AND NEW CASES IN NEW ORLEANS
COOL WEATHER.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 27. 1875
Tho temperature has fallen ten degrees since noon
and the Thermometer now indicates "a degrees
Twenty-Five deaths ami seventy-our new cases are
rsportot by tho Board Health for the twent -four
hours ended aI noon to-day.
At Canton, Mss SIX new cases and tour deaths oc-
Cured yesterday.
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
YELLOW FEVER.
COLD WEATHER IN MEMPHIs-DEATHs RE-

PORTED.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 27, 1878.
II showored here last hight To-day has been clear
and cold The prospects very good for frost to-
night
DEATHS REPORTED
The Board OF Health has officially reported two
deaths from yellow fever for the past tweniy-fcur
hours ended six O'Clock Tonight undsrtskers
announce Two additional interments OF persons who
died in the country. Oniy three were re-
ported, two OF them being Ia the suburbs.
Among those VINO died since last evening were
son.
Two nurses have been teleSraphed for from WI
mona, Miss
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
PROSPECTS OF FROST IN v,cRsBURG-oNR

DEATH REPORTED.
vicsKBuRG, Oct, q. 1873.
The weather is cloudy light rain prevailed last
night and to-day. The mercury IN the thermometer
registers so degrees, and Is falling. with prospects OF
reaching tho freezing pent tonight. One death Is
reported in The city ana two in The country.
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SAL

capable Of printing IL 900 copies per hour
Of eghspsgc paoer. either six cighs coumua
ALSO ALL THE STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BIZ
LONGING ruERETO.
PRICE $4,000.
Address j. e. BENNETT,
New YORK Herald
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-09-12
VEGETINE
Purifles the Blood and Gives Strength

- SAAANSS S'Ao ~@toou 1uu 0ASop OtlouRGus
DU QUo1N, I'LL, Jan. 81, 1878.
Mr.. II. r. STEPHENS:
Deqn-Sir:-Yo Your.Ve egetine" has boen doing
wonders for me. Have been having tho ChtUs
and Fever, contracted in tho swamps of tho
South, nothing giving MO roliet until began
the use Of your. Vegotino, it giving me immre.
diate relief, toning up my system, purifying
my blood, giving strength; whoreas all other
medicines weakened me, and filled my system
with poison; and I am satisfied that if families
that live in ague districts Of the South and
West would take Vegotine two or three times
a week, they would not be troubled with tho
"Chills" or the malignant Fcvers that prevail
,at certain times of tho year, save doctors
bills, aud liys to good old age. Rospeot-
fully yours j. q. MITCHELL,
Agent Henderson's Looms, st. Louis, Mo:
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLooD.-Tf VEaTINE
Will relieve pain, cleanse. purify and euro
,suoh diseases, restoring the patient to perfect
health, after trying different physicians, many
remedies. suffering for years, sit not conolu.
sive proof, if you are suffcrcr, you can be
'cured2 Why is this medicine performing
such great curesH 1t works in tho blood, in
the circulating fluid. 1t can truly DO called
the Great Blood Pnifer. The great source
of diseases originates in tho blood and no
medicine that does not net directly upon it, to
purify and ronovate, has any just claim upon
public attention.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-09-12
VEGETINE
Has Entirely Cured NE of Vertigo,

CAIRO, I'LL, Jan. %, 1873.
Mr.. II. r. STEPHENS:
: Dodr Sri have used several bottles Of
"VEoET1NE." 1t has entirely curod mo Of
Vertigo havo also used it for Kidney Com.
plant. Il /. the best modoino for kidney
complaint. would recommend it rs a good
blood purifier. N YOCUM
" PAIN AND D,sEAsE.-Can we expect to enjoy
good health when bad or corrupt humors
circulate with the blood, causing pain and
disease; and thoso humors, boing deposited
through the entire body, produce pimplos
erupsions; ulcers, indigestion. costivsnoss,
headaches, neuralgia, rheumatism and hume.
rous other complaintsH Remove the cause by
taking VsoErINE. tho most roliabo remedy
for cleansing and purifying tho blood.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-09-12
HE LEADETFI ME,

The clouds hang heavy Ger my path,
Tho way [ cannot see;
But through tho darkness wcll know
My God is leading me.
IT'S sweet to feel my hand in His,
When all around is dim;
To close my weary, aohiug eyes,
And trustful, follow Him.
Through many thorny path below
He leads my weary feet;
Through many vale of toars 90,
But still feel tits sweet
To know that God is with mo still,
My hope, my strength, my guido,
That still He loads, and so / walk
In safety, satisfied!
In duty, strengthen conflict, power,
My God, thou givest mo;
And in temptations darkest hour,
Support I draw from Thee.
In earthly caro-, for earthly need,
Thy graco doth still provide;
And nc'er despondent do I fail,
For Thou art by my side.
In ovory JOY, its highest Joy
My soul doth Gnd in Thee;
1t sorrow como ou darkest cloud,
The bow of hopo Isee.
Through all tho devious paths Of life,
Thy hand my stops doth guide;
And when through Deaths dark valo pass
I'll feel thee near my side.
Up to tho very gate Of heavon,
Thy hand my guido shall be,
Till in tho sunlight of the throne
Thine unveiled face I see.
In life, in death, in heavon above,
My songs Of thanks raise;
And through eternity my soul
Shall ncyer cease Thy praise!
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-09-12
From the Momphis Avalanche, August80.-
TO tho Dregs.
IT rs A LONG, DEEP DRAUamT or SlcK-
NESS AND OF DEATH. .3

We are doomed Itis hard, as we writo
in this dark, dismal night of death; not to
realize the full meaning Of that briof sen,
tenoe. IL is bard for any man Of tho few
left In this oity Of .sorroWs not to take tho
sentence TO himself with Q painfully ,por..
soual application as tho sentence Of death,
Scarcely any are left, but those who are
crowding down personal care In the noble
purpose OF others' good. Il no thom death,
Sif u comes, will have the swootening cohso.
Slation thatit.is brought BY as noble { service
los tho God of hoasen, as tho ,saN oillgarsl
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-09-12
WALHA, SOUTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER ~ 1875

confidence that they will rise to the full
height OF tho most sauguine autioipations
Of oven 30 ardent a believer in golden
future for Charleston as the Ne,os and
Courier always has been, and, more than
over, has tho honor to be-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-09-12
VEGETINE
Believe 1t to be a Good Medicine.

NENIA, o., NlnrOh l, 1871
DR.. STEpRENs:
Dear Sri wish to inform you what your
Vegetine has done for mo. have boon
afflicted with Neuralgia. and after using three
bottles Of the Vcgotino was ontrcly relieved.
] also found my general health much i'm
proved. believe it to be good medicine.
Yours truly, FRED lARVERSTlCK
VEoETINE thoroughly erudicates ovory kind
of humor, and restores the entire system to O
healthy condition.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
RIFLEMEN AT CREEDMOOR.

CLOSING CONTESTS OF THE SPRING MEETING.
The Spring meeting of the National Rifle
Association closed at CrcedmoOr on Saturday. The
National Guardsman match FOR long range rifle and
one other match Withdrawn because OF the small
number OF entries. The subscription matches were not
as successful anticipated and the result OF four
teen OF these shot on Saturday. not announced.
owing to the OF the hour at which they termn
ated The following are the principal contests and the
results;
No 4-DirectOrs match. Major Fulton; score, 20.
No 05-ODeu TO 10 shots et 200 yards; W.
Earyovr yg Eize $40 a. H. Keene. 81, gold mounted
,oyer! ri 81 squire 81. SIS p Fennng 81, $40 L. Alder
All $40: fonr Others received prizes Of 50 each. -
No 26-Mitary team match. Company Z, United States
EngiDeers. lf2 - ....,,.u . In .
club OF members Of the y. r. A., Empire e club
2lo Empire Rife Club team No Z. lloi NeW-hoiA hne
Club. Ill. -, -... ,...n ,ror,.,r IoLo-,
los. separate troop Captain Kleinl 6S n,
NO 29-(Sunscrption), r. r. Lewis, 81; j. W. mangao oI
No ssHsIbscrptionl a. steele, 29i G. Hoffman, 20; C.
No i@isGbscrpaOn). J. NJ Robertson. 2s; C. H. Eagle
io.0pen 10 all comers distance COO yards A. Can
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

ve ask, On high Tie to BIO their lntercessor rs Win
The Father 10 whom they might address their
He ia a personal God abstract divinity, no DliIu a %
of Nstuie He is God OF wisdom, love ana paues,nou
an IntercessOr an Infinite God who communes Win US
on EARN as father with his children Tue spirit vi 9n
nravers must be union OF mind, heart ana ,
to the will OF God All selfshness must be ialu asue,
With these conditions alone will our prayer DC worthy
be called " Christian prayer" -, - .ho.o
He knows our needs before we ASK gives US tnose
things which are good for and wthhOlds WliteNc.
He sees through His divine wisdom, IL Dad or uSi J J
as we often refuse favor to children WhlIe we SUN
ten TO their requests knowing that what they asa Wo
be hurru 10 their good We pray to one whose loYe 70
almighty and bOundless, who will grant us Wualeser
for or good and withhold whatever Is f0r our dsau
vantage skeptic cannot convince us lhat prayelI -
folly unless he quoGch all our desire iOf uus
eIence love He cannot destroy this desire, aug VIII %
we have that must pray. rho Gospel contaihS to
only comfort be got for our souls III Ine Woru
sprit OF our Lords promise must be IN our prhystI
snr1t OF uuselfshness We must never pray lo pelsV
exhmption disease misfortune; Dnt ZOE pUi.eo
and wisdom take whatever lie sends MS AS nc
elf prayed so He lived. His iic was the exponent ~
His prayers IL was. "1hy wi not milir, De dOhe Hu
ON the cross Father. forgive them" We must ahf vi
IIo sends to our prayers, LOT an - VI a
infinite wisdom. AZ long our prayers are IOI Iu"u1
growth aud outward prosperity, Tor peace, Ico% % ai
love toward God and brethren and for eafth EoOu
success in life ana for happiDcsS-sO long rs our
do not infringe upon the divine order or cur
INT are in accordance with His will-So long VIII o,ii
pravcrs answered Ia brief, the essence OF tle
tn1s prayer is summed up in His prayer: lily WI" W
done"