The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-12


revival meetings during the week by the pastor
"Christan Assurance" will be discussed this morn
ing and lessons from the Building of the Second
Temple" will be drawn this evening by Rev. A. ii.
Moment in Spring Street Presbyterian Church
Rev. w. H. Ferris. ID. D.. will preach at the usual
hours to-day in Thirtieh Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. DIR. Ferris has been appointed to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of DIR. Abbott.
In the Tabernacle Baptist Church this morning
the Rev. r. b. Hull will repeat Gods Challenge to
His People" and in the evening will discuss "Pauls
Great Theme
Bishop Bedell. of Ohio will preach before the Do
nestle and Foreign Missionary Society of the Prot
estant Episcopal Church this evening In the Church
of the Incarnation.
Union evsngelistic services will be held in
Eighteenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church this
week, conducted by Rev. Samuel Colcord Rev. W. +.
Hatfield will preach there this morning and evening.
The Yorkville Young Mems Christian Association
will be addressed this afternoon by DIR. ]. +. Elder
In Zion Protestant Episcopal Church Dr. Galleher
will preach this morning and afternoon.
Rev. B. H. Burch will speak in Thirtieth Street
Methodist Episcopal Church this evening on Hard
ening the Neck" Communion in the morning Re-
vival services during the week.
The Ladies' West Side Temperance Union will hold
q meeting in Blocker Building this evening. Pro-
fessor Seizer will address the meeting.
The Rev. r. Heber Newton this evening in Anthem
Memorial Church will speak Of 1.-The symphony of
Religions;" an outlook from the Week Of Prayer.
DIR. washburne breaches this morning and after
noon in Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church.
DR.. A. b. Carter will minister at the usual hours to-
day in Grace Chapel.
In the Swedenborgian Church the Rev. s. s. Seward
this morning will consider "Why offences or evil
exists and how they are to the evil who well
fha Il
posed who resist them.
DR.. F. c. Ever will minister to st. Ignatius Protes
tant Episcopal Church at the usual hours to-day.
At the Second Unversslist Church the Rev. w. r.
Rogers will preach this morning and Rev. A. A. Gun
nison, of Brooklyn. E. D.. this evening, on what
Unversalists Believe and Why They Believe It,
CHAT BY THE WAY.
1t 10 better to have even cur fawn on You than
snap at you.
The richest man in the world is he who s contented
to be just what he is.
II the scandal about you s true your better way is
talk yourself nearly to death in order to convince
men that it is false II it is false you afford to
keep still and allow it to die Of its own poison.
Ill temper and smoke about equal in their ability
to drive man ont of the house.
gossip ought not to rank as the equal of saga
cious clam; for the clam knows to nicely when to
shut up, but the gossip does not
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| with noise that can be heard for miles.
You can no mors get good by doing evil than you
| can get wool from hydraulic ram.
1t may be slightly Hbernian, but 1t is neverthe-
less true, that the best to look at the faults of
| your friends is to shut your eyes,
To very few of will these verses apply. IL each
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| Said Jerro,d own yo,,re a ret;cent voutb
For that's telling only two thirds of the truth.
Some people willing to be good IL they well
| paid for il, and others good for nothing
1t does little good to boast Of your ability If you
have sny the less you say about it the better. Solid
work always speaks for ITSELF IF that had been
unde. my Treatment said physician who wor
shipped himself and didn't believe in any other god
know of any, "he would have been out of doors IN
| twenty -four hours, instead Of lingering for sir
weeks Eyes" the rejopder, ''out of doors and
on the way to the cemetery
10 said that ladies at the slightest provoca
ton color 70 the very roots Of the hair and put it
themselves.
There 10 little use in wasting ones time in hunting
for the philosophers stone The only real article of
that kind which we ever read of was the one used by
David during the unpleasantness between himself
and Goliath Any stone is philosophers stone If q
| philosopher picks it up and uses it. Now, David
reasoned that the stone represented an idea and that
il he could get the idea to enter the head of Goliath
any little misunderstanding that had previously ex-
lated would be settled at once. He put it into his
sling and sent it. with his compliments Goliath at
felt the force Of the idea. and ever afterward
kept quiet about the subject Moral Amy stone you
IL philosophers stone II You have strong arm
! TO sling it and good eye to aim.
IL was representative of the fierce activity Of our
American mercantile life with its grinding and mer-
CHESS competitions, Who being asked what he had
accomplished by twenty years work. replied. II have
succeeded in accomplishing Just about sl0o0O0o and
| In having two strokes OF paralysis"
II older folks wonld follow the example Of the lit