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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-17
Denominational Notes Chat
by the Way.
Synagogue Worship The Proposed
Chief Rabbinate.
Pen Picture OF Spurge
gious Extravagances.
PROGRAMME OF SERVICES.

The American Temperance Lyceum at Clarendon
Hail. this afternoon. will discuss the "Best Methods
to Advance the Cause OF Temperance" Mr.. Daniel
Waiford will open the discussion.
The Rev. Samuel II. Smith will preach this morn
ing and Professor George Collord this evening in
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church.
AT Association Hall this morning the Rev. S. j..
Knapp will preach before Stanton Street Baptist
Church THE Grass of the Field and i'll the even
ing on Spiritual Topography"
At the Free Tabernacle Methodist Episcopal
Church the Rev. William n. searlcs will speak this
morning of Something that Must BE Done and How
to Do 1t" and in the evening on bad Books and
Good Books"
Preaching in Bedford Street Methodist Episcopal
Church this morning and evening by the Rev George
Van Alstyne.
The Temperance service in Cooper Institute this
evening will be conducted by Mr.. c. w. Sawyer.
Singing by Mr.. Thatcher and large choir.
The Rev. q. NJ. Peters will preach in Calvary Bap
fist Church this morning and evening
At the Church of the Messiah the Rev. Edward
Everett Hale, ID. D.. Of Boston, will preach this
morning.
At the Church of the Disciples of Christ the Rev.
Joseph b. Cleaver will preach this morning "Let
Us Heed 1t" and in the evening He is Precious"
The Rev. L. b. Smith will preach this morning and
evening in Eighteenth Street Methodist Episcopal
Church.
The Rev. W. H. Reid will preach in the First Re-
formed Episcopal Church this morning and evening.
Great Privileges of the Active Christians will be
set forth this morning and "Chrsts Appeal to Sin
ners' this evening in Forsyth Street Methodist Eps
copal Church by the Rev. a. C. Morehouse.
At the gospel tent Mr.. Williams will speak to the
children this morning. Mr.. Armstrong will conduct
u temperance meeting in the afternoon and Rev.
George j. Mingins will preach in the evening
The Rev. A. j. Hutton, of Cortland, n. Y, will
preach in Madison Avenue Reformed Church this
morning.
DR.. Deems will occupy the pulpit of the Church of
the Strangers this morning and evening
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church will be
opened next Sunday for divine service usual 1t
has been undergoing alterations and repairs.
At ST. James Methodist Episcopal Church. Harlem.
the Rev. William Hammond will preach morning and
evening.
The Rev. A. p. Lyon will preach this morning and
evening in st. Johns Methodist Episcopal Church.
The Rev. H.. L. Grose breaches at the usual hours
to-day in Trinity Baptist Church.
"The Problems of the Hour" will be discussed in
Science Hall this evening by Mr.. S. p. Putnam
prayer meeting in lieu OF preaching will be held
in West Twenty-third Street Presbyterian Church
this evening.
William Walsh will relate his experience in Frank
lin Hall. South Brooklyn, this afternoon.
At Grace Chapel the Rev. A. b. Carter will oficiatA
to-day usual.
The Rev. f. Guilbert will preach at the usual hours
to-day in the Church of the Holy Spirit.
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METHoDIsTs NOT sPIRITUALIsTs.

Presuming on the statement the fact that
Spirtualisn is largely an outgrowth OF Methodism
effort recently made Philadelphia by
the Spiritualists to affiliate with the Methodsts but
it unsuccessful Representatives Of both
bodies in camp about twenty miles from the
Quaker City and two miles from each other.
The Spiritualists sent committee to the Methodist
camp to ask for an exchange of preachers. where
upon one of the Methodists asked for the
articles of faith OF the Spiritualists. Hav
ing examined book setting forth their
principles, he exclaimed with indignation
This settles the question of afiliating with
you. You have Christ, atonement
pentance, no new birth. resurrection. judg.
ment, no hell. You allow every to think as he
pleases. to act he pleases. No; have no place
for such as you" During the discussion several
hundred of the camp followers had gathered around
completely encircling the delegation. LET
us pray before you depart. suggested
minister, and the crowd went down
their knees. The delegation tried to move, but
there egress. aud they remained standing.
Then of the brethren began to pray. Bring
down the Holy Ghost upon these VISITORS" he sup
plicated. and the audience responded with "Amen!"
"dlory to Godl" ''Come. Lord Jesusl'' ana other
calculations. When the prayer was ended the au-
dience rose and the delegation lost no time in NOV
ing away. Before they had gone. many steps the
strains OF the "Old Hundred" hymn from . thou
sanu voices broke their ears.
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Conference to convert the conference into mission
district of the Colorado Conference.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Clerical changes in this denomination are reported
rs rollows:-fhe Rev. Charles Abbott OF Andover.
goes to Westteld. Mass; the Rev. j. r.. Bonney has
accepted call to Bronson, Mich. and the Rev. ID. +.
Bradford, OF Daren. has been called to Westport.
Conn.
The Rev. Allan G. Clark has resigned the pastorae
of the Olivet Church. OF Bridgeport Conn.,. and the
Rev. Sylvanus Hayward will close his labors with
the church ut Gilsum. N. H., with the end of the
current month.
The Rev. J. f. Gaylord. of Michigan. is preaching
for the Church at Barre. Mass, and the Rev. Mr..
Hollinger for the Church at Dunbar. Mich.
The Rev. j. W. Hough, ID. d.. has resigned his
charge at Santa Barbara. Cal and is supplying DR..
Stones Church in San Francisco until the LIST Of
September. when ne Will take charge of the First
Congregational Church of Jackson. Cal.
The Rev. b. A. Spaulding of Lynn. has been called
to the church ut Essex. Mass, and the Rev. A. A..
Smith, of New HAMPSHIRE to the church at Johnson,
VT, and the Rev. Theo b. Wilson. of Grand Rapids.
to the church at Ludington, Mich.
The Rev. j. A. Biddle called to New Haven, has
been unanimously requested to remain by his church
at Milford Conn., and has decided to ask the advice
of q council.
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is now travelling in Europe. Being in London re-
cen ly he heard Sturgeon preach. and he writes to
the CHRISTIAN Advocate. of tEis city, that the Taber-
nacle pastor stl the prince of London preach
Dr. Hurst heard him twenty-five years ago. when lie
was more impetuous and nervous and still on trial
before the world. But he has long since fought
his battle and fairly won. He had every
thing against him-tLe press. popular preju-
to popular favor. But he has gone on.
and no one doubts his power and worth. He has
Auglo-Saxon grit and pluck. and you might well
tell the thunder blast to stop to attempt to con-
troll Spurgeon DR.. Hurst expected to hm getting
old. but though he has given out energy enough for
seventy he lacks considerably of fifty years, and
bears those years remarkably we'll. His thick black
full beard. waddes just little than
when he weighed less, and takes things much more
quietly than in the storm aud stress OF younger
days.
PULPIT CONTRASTS.
Nevertheless, the Doctor says one can see a
change in Spurseon. He has not the ncisive force
of former years. He is AS deep sighted, has that
same grand metallic ring of voice. and knows how
to play on his audience with the old masterfu skin.
but lacks the cleavlng and lifting power of the older
days OF adventure and initiative. He is tar more
proper than in former times. He seems to be more
conscious OF critical atmosphere about him, and
DR.. Hurst doubts if he could build up another
Tabernacle; but then he is not required to do
such thing second time.
There II great contrast, DIR. Hurst thinks, be-
tween Surgeons Tabernacle and Dean Stanleys,
Westminster The Dean is not Windsor chaplain.
and yet is haf-and- half court preacher He seems
to be the oil whom it is expected that he is to
take note O. al the great public events and espe-
cia,ly OF all that relates to the royal circles The
Edn urch pulpit the Doctor says has less stir and
dash than that of London. but is exceedingly Scrip
tural and the sermons are thoroughly wrought out.
But one thing strikes all strangers from America
here in the public seryices-the people come to
hear the Gospel because it is the Gospel They
do not to who is to preach what
is to be his theme but they come and listen
for the that it is the Word. They have little
curiosity their faces. In Edinburgh Dr. Hurst
heard Principal Cairns preach and he writes of him
that he is of the best Scotch theologians and
earnest preacher witha He is tall, muscular.
fresh looking man. but he has been writing and
the broad Scotch accent which in Scotland goes for
much He breaches extemporaneously, but with
great care and lest any part of his sermons should
be forgotten he up has entire analysis at the
close. He is to represent his church in Philadelphia
him.
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SPURGEON, STANLEY AND CAIRNS.
PEN PORTRAITS BY DIR. HURST, OF DREW SEMI
NARy--PULp1T CONTRASTS.
There have been many pictures made OF the great
London preachers but tho latest is from the pen OK
Us. Hurst, vi brow seminary, Madison, N. j.. who
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-17

BEANS NV Island GRocERY.-They
said "aha!" and wagged their heads and
remarked that a new broom swept clean
when Mr.. Thos. Z. Beans opened his new
arst.plass family grocery on the corner OF
Virginia and South Penn streets, Island.
But Mr.. Beans continues to follow out his
original programme, and still keeps a large
and varied stock Of the choicest and fresh.
est goods in his line, which he sells at
prices that defy competition. Following
his motto Of upward and onward hss
has built up a large and steadily increas.
ing business, which enables him to buy
his goods In larger quantities and dispose
OF them at lower. rates than most gropers,
His stock iscomplete in every department,
aud he offers Observation-Disclosures,
both in quality and price, TO the public,
He soils the finest grades Of flour, by the
sack OF pound choice Ash by the
key, or in smaller quantities 70 suit ousto,
mers. Family supplies Of all sorts, at
wholesale and retail.
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Allow a cold TO advance lnyour system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such as
Pneumonia, Hemorrhages and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be 50 readily at
tained2 BoscnEE's GERMAN SYRUP has gained
the largest sale in the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the Severcst Lung Diseases.
1t Is DR.. Doschee's famous German prescrip-
ton, and Is prepared with the greatest care,
and no fear need be entertained In administer.
ing 1t to the youngest child, as per directions,
The sale Of this medicine Is unprecedented.
Since first introduced there has been a con.
slant increasing demand and without q single
report of q failure to do Its work in any case.
Ask your Druggist as 10 the truth Of these re-
marks. Large sizes rs cents, Try II and be
convinced. Trhs6w
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The Commonwealth Distribution Com.
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The time Is brief. Send orders at once
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PoLlcR C~ouRr-Judgs CTalmer.

There was not much of a docket dis.
posed OF yesterday morning, considering
the vast crowd Of people in the city on
Thursday. Only nine cases were called,
viz:
For disorderly conduct, Louis Hide.
brand, John Sneider, Albert Duffy and
Michael Flicker were fined $50 and costs
each, and Howard Peyton and Joseph
Meyers 9 and costs each. The boys All
paid up,Nand were discharged from Gus.
tody.
There wa a solitary plain drunk, the
defendant answering to the name OF John
Williams. He wa fined g and costs and
committed in default.
a colored man named John Baird, be.
longing in st. ClRirsville, Ohio, was found
sleeping in the Second Ward market by
an officer. Baird paid 81 and costs.
Edward Raymond paid a fine OF 81 and
costs for assaulting Charles Pollard,
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When we say we believe, we have evidence
to prove that Sliiloh's Consumption Cure d
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made, mas.
much as 1t will cure d COMMON or Chronic
Cough inonehalf the time,and relieyeAsthma,
Bronchitis Whooping Cough, Group, and
show more cases of Consumption cured than
all others. twill cure where they fail, It d
pleasant to take, harmless to the Youngest
child and We guarantee what we say. Price
10 cts, so cts. and $l.00. II your Lungs are
sore, Chest and sack lame. use Shiloh'S Porous
Plaster. Sold by 4. Booking. Odd Fellows
Hall; C.E. Dwight 9th and 0hapline streets;
Laughlin Bros. l. Co., Wheeling. and Hus.
bands & lnSkeep, Bellaire.
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THE METHODIST CnuRcnEs, To.MoRRow.
THE preaching In the several Methodist
churches Of this city and vicinity, 10.
morrow, will be as follows
German Church, 1880 a. NJ, Bishop
Scott.
North Street, 1880 A. AZ, Bishop Bow.
man; 1907 NJ, Bishop Merrill.
Fourth Street, 10:S0A. NJ, Bishop Foster
Zane Street, 1880 a. 81, Bishop Simp.
son; 1902. NJ. Bishop Peck.
Chapline Street, 1880 A. NJ, Bishop Ha.
ven; 1850 p. NJ, Bishop Andrews.
Thomson Church Qsland), 1880 A. NJ.
Bishop Andrews; 7;30P. NJ, Bishop Foster,
Wesley Chapel, l0;30A.M., Bishop Peck
1880 r. NJ Dr.. w. Prettyman.
Simpson Chapel, 1880 A. NJ, Bishop
Wiley.
Kifkwood, 1880 A. M, Bishop Merrill
1880 7, N, Rev. T. NJ. Hudson.
Triadelphia, 1880 A. NJ, Bishop Harris
OTHER EXERCISES.
at Fourth Street Church, at 8 r. NJ,
there will be o Union Sunday School
meeting, to be presided over by Bishop
Foster, and to be addressed by Bishon
Simpson and Bishop Hayei This Is not
q Children's meeting, but Is designed fol
parents, Sunday School officers and teach.
ems and other friends Of the cause.
In the evening, at the same church,
there will be q missionary meeting, at
which the venerable Bishop Scott will
preside. Addresses will DO made by
Bishop Wiley and Bishop Bowman. Bish.
op Wiley will speak OF the China mission,
which he helped to found, and which be
has visited within the last year. Bishop
Bowman, who has recently returned from
India, will give an account Of the missions
which he has visited in that and other
countries.
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LUCAS Music STORE,
1927 Market street,

- Ia
WHILE six thousand druggists aud dealers
in medicines throughout the United States
are testifYing daily to the great value of
Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup, az indicated
In It's remarkable sales, and in the experiences
of their customers we would invite attention
to the fact that We have on file statements Of
the same tenor from many eminent phySI,
ciauS. Aslngle one Of these lind below. We
mention this rs 1t Is generally understood that
favorable reports from this source is UNwILL-
ING PRAISE
1.-THE proprietors oflIatch's Universal Cough
Syrup gave me the virtual formula OF this
medicine. Knowing from this that itmuStbe
OF value, | recommended 1t TO my customers.
An experience with 1t of six years has shown
me that 1t has no superior. l consider II safe
in all cases. w. II. ScoTT, Md,
Friendship, N. Y.
For salehy logan, List 4 Co. rrsaw
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IT BEATS A1L-Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Chewing Tobacco. A full supply
now on hand at JosephSpeidel & Co.'S,

LIVER is Krxe.-The Liver is the imperial
organ Of The whole human system, as Il con.
trolS the ute, health and happiness Of nan.
When II is disturbed in its proper action, all
kinds OF ailments are the natural result The
digestion Of food, the movements Of the heart
and blood, the action OF the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected with
the workings Of the Liver. II has been sue.
ceSstully proved that Green's August Flower
ts u%neQlaled in curingall persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint and all the nu.
merous symptoms that result from an IN.
healthy condition of the Liver and Stomach,
Sample bottles q Try, 10 cents Positively sold
In all towns on the Western Continent Three
will prove that 1t is Just what you want
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"ouR BoARpExe Houss."-This popular
comedy, which had a long run in New
York last season, ATTRACTING crowded
houses, nightly Rt the Park Theatre, and
which has had'a brilliant success in other
cities, is To- be produced at the Opera
House this afternoon and evening, by the
Leonard Grover Combination, Which has
Just returned from q very successful
Western and Southern tour. The oppor.
tunity OF seeing so popular a play, with
the several characters taken hya thor.
one which the theatregoine public Viii
appreciate, asst Is not offered every day.
The press everywhere has given tiOnr
Boarding House" unqualified conmenda.
ton, and highly entertaining and staust
IAg periorHianpe may be anticipated.
There should bea full house at each per.
tormanee. Reserved seats sold at Lucas.
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IT Baidness or a DeGclency Of Hair

Exists, or II the Hair is gray, dry or harsh,
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by using London Hair Color Restorer,n
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Thatin this town there are scores Of persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Sour and distressed Stomach, Liver Complaint,
CONSUMPTION, when for IS cents We will sell
them Shiloh's Yitalizer, guaranteed to u +
them. Sold by E. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall;
9. Z. Dwight, 9th and Chapline streets;
LLaughlin Bros. GO, Wheeling, and Husbands
& InSkeep, Bellaire.
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We are surprisedto SEQ 90 many sill suffer
Ing with neuralgia and Rheumatism, when
they can be cured. We know tho FEELING
which exists among very many-'that any
medicine which Is advertised must be a hum.
bug" This may be true In some cases, but
when we know Ola remedy which has become
so popular as Lawson's Curative, and we have
such conclusive evidence Of the good It has
accomplished, II Is more than folly not 10
make a trial OF Il, and satisfy yourselves that
all the p%roprietors claim for It Is true. In such
diseases as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Soiatica.
Headache, Sore Throat, Lame Back, and
Toothaohe, wecan safely say that no remedy.
either In physici4l'S prescription or inpropfi.
etREy form, has effected more cures than Law.
sons Curative. TThsAy
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For UPWARDS OF TnIRry YrAw Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. II correCts acidity OF the
stomach, relieves lrtld cole, regulates The
bowels, cures dySenteyy and diarrhod,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and welltried remedy.
" celtIS q b1LMe, nav
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The new cork floor covering-LNoLRuM
has ingratiated itself 80 rapidly Into
public favor that 1t Is supercedtng all APP
planes heretofore employed for a like
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It's Extraordinary durability" In this
respect no other floor covering can com.
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dining rooms, halls, churches, and every
variety OF building. Keptbyall frstclass
carpet dealers. Tho only genuine article
has "LINoLEua' on the back OF every
square yard.
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A MedIcine Chcst for 81 Cents.

Perhaps no one medicine is so uniyer.
sally required by everybody as a good ca.
thartic. SwAYER's Tan AMI SGRsApAR-
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this necessity, being composed of purely
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keeper has not got them, or will not pro-
cure them for you, we will forward them
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Street, Philadelphia, Trs4w
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MURRAY BAlL.-A ball was given last
night, ut the Armory, under the auspices
OF the three military companies otthe city,
Q rthe purpose Of raising funds towards
defraying the expenses Of the sham battle
on the S0th. Therewas q very fair attend.
ance, and we arc gralitled to learn thatthe
ball was a success, both financially and so.
cially. The music for the occasion was
Furnished by Mayors orchestra.