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| years ago. $3f5.6l1; Socety for Promoting
[ christianity among the Jews. Sill, 400, ten years
ago, $le0, l45; Church Pastoral Aid Society,
@,4so, ten years ago, S2S5, ,095."
/ SDeakin,r of tho ,,,,o, - ,,,;+;,,t, <aoh1e
churches an evchnnrp ~ ~. w. oa'uS m Gf..
cases this noljrv hns hao,s aa oe - .goaoh.,
setts, and in fonr resrss s1nas;nnI+ nnI" ~, =
couple las snen fnr a;corsa Faeh J, ~ 9ho .bu
churches has nna sermon S,,nSa,~ tha ~ ~
[ aiollg ave miles 1t noon on an average, and the
tn nnsetSage salary IS SS5o Fourteen churches in
t .he 9fate winch do not receive assistance from,
ea,e hotne Mlssfonary Society have adopted this
p;th . pan VI snarlng The services Of their pastor
Will anotnef church.
The Rector of Havortb ea;d IN -aca,+ ,.r.
mon, that the proposed rebuildine of Haworth
| Church met with the entjre anH-ov,l - ~
Rev. Arthur Nichols, the wjdower Of Charlotte
| keep the church as show niaec. Int az @ horse
| Of PRAYER ana that when the chnvch ,yaa c--,1
pleted splendid memorial womb he raiea,l -
| the Bronte family. The Leeds and bradford
Archaeological Society will oppose the demoii.
ton of the church, md the Society for the Prn-
lection of Ancient Buildings has nrntested
| against its coutcm plated destrnctinn. ~'~~<
o.a ,to..x,.. ,t;.a,o
] lne Nio'aslas at'ss'onaly eUsleEy nad an ami
VetsaFy III 1onaou ~ 3lay. Inc Earl OF Snattes-
our! p.esloea, aHM aHnM9. LIT. otoaehtoo IND others
maue ~ auutesses' ane report p.esenteo shoms
khat tne'e aFe u'net|~uFf stauons, "lth VI
ters. .50i native assistants. am school,e-cher
)-64f; chnrch meml,ers pathered from thss
heathen: 23. t85 rommunfcants: II; 4s1 children
in day-scbools, and I1.493 in SundsY-schools
no returns. The stations ara in Greenland
Nurth Amerita and Labrador. British West
indies. I,anish Wett Indies Sonth Americo
Wosnuito Coast. South AfrIca. australIa. and
Tibet. ~@'-@ @'
reliable rumor" OF an endowment OF
new pfolessorshtp IN Chicago lheologlcal Semi
nary was mentioned in our correspondence last
week. falne @ now mas 1t that the endowment Is
to ne soo,oo: though portion may 90 to the
iowa protessorsnfp," Whlch has since tue dre
been on malt rntlons By reason OF hard work,
catno!lc ana zealous spirit. aud an unfalter-
ing LOYALTY to the interests OF the Seminary re-
sardlcss Of pay. Frot. HYDE is em1nentIY wor~
tay Or thls psovide9fial ,s litt. Inc new rrotes-
sof. it IS 1eAeVed, VIII either Iake Greek E1ege-
SIS tine place lotmerlV held by frof. Bartlett IL
Gohnecuoh with instruction IN he0teW),or Prof-
nyue WIZ oe t.ausisrleu 70 LIS anu the new en-
1'heoIopy. T'he new Profesaor If va rirhtiv
guess. Is an experienced Fasteru nastnr of ar.
cnrate schrlarshin. clear. iopical mind md ant-
ness ia teachlng. But. fnasmnch "a the Trns-
the matter and none Of The officials eoncerned
have giyen ms nny informatjon mr. trncssino
nav. Of course. nroye To be wid. of the ,narE
lfd;mnc..
49,, oo,.,. unr 49,,
Capt- Cal7ln Hai!, "ao recently ofed IN Som
ers, Mass, at tue age o. ", was one OF the most
eccentric farmers IN western Massachusetts.
He wou11 never oeeln piece OF work On Fri
DAY, would cut h1s haeer-nalls at stated times,
would never Kill hog for bis own use unless
the moon was growing larger SO that the meat
would swell while cooking, would "talk" to
burns to cure the paln, and had as many super
stttlous notions as heathen. 10 look up aud
see an odd number OF crows was to him an
omen OF bad luck, and to see the new moon
over bis right shoulder indicated that
good fortune layin bis pathway: sucf man
was q gooa subject Tor splr1tuallsm, and Fhen
the table-tlpplngs attracted attention thirty
years ago Uncle Calvin was ready to fall into