, 1880-02-01

account to the 1ntel1eGl OF man LOT the pres
ent state OF this World, Or as making provi.,
nature, it's an utter failure"
A corresnondent of the New York Hcro7d
wr;tinr nf the reIieious reaction in Gormsnv'
saws: iTwenty Years aEo the theological de,
partments Of those German universities in
which raonam ,sS;Is Mas a hag We1e crowded
universities had little more than an arrav ri
emnt1. saafs Snrh however "a fha cha, 90
effecfed in public opinion during the last
twenty wears that to-day the successors Of The
great teachers Of doubt, find it difficult to
gather an audience 20 lecture 70, while tne
more conservative frofessors deliver their
'1rSss sass ~ ssele, ,aa+ rIts;n ais,n+
lAete ate II u 91eae -. otn' socleale3
~ ~ sn1 E"rnna ~ @lu % %yv"S, sl1o
Thesa ~ sne s;atios have incpmes anount;no
a,tnSather to aho,,t s5oo I'M and arn1ov nnW
pTo6?apiy a9oqt ~ aFents a olI Chr1slian s ana
ollst1azT4 8r;ie Z; tha ,, atH 1st ~
piuniAlMiene M p Rll'lSn eusI 40 .ne Goilun 2p-
aetg ao1 t4 w. ',;s " oist.sy
stations en- Embracing 11 The Principal JeWis cen CEN
a3e Pea a,,d aq al NY ~ sson TX
1r tho 1r,,5tor,o1 Rcr;e,, for January
Ralph Waldo Emerson thus characterizess
ne m AInelst' ~ unlovglyI nas; 1if{htlul; Is
~ G ~ I!o % KIN aa,.o, ,, eets.
u saG Muia 4h ao,,t, o,w erIao,t o l.; ea1 ~
S ,oJ' ,,r,n 1s"naar sh3ni1o nnn - ,,,af
; meI;ancholv % iishtT / cannot keen ties The sun in in
i,ata ,;,, ho haii 'ndaaS ;s +ara eusc
aItna.es n!na. tne a, taoyTu, IL,
pus 4is poMea ~ so - aa,,a far io
axar Il f ia is - 1amnwicE {nr. n,eanest % nses
Tie lie words o. IS sreat : VENERABLE have lost their
n5 me'4s e.GIy taUuuy tvaes az 4'S aop''
alia HAS oeco1ue iue1e SUI AAee' -..
-. The Reformed Episcopal churches Of Chi:
cago are eight in nnnlbeEtand the clergy ten
The two principal pa1iShes-Christ and st.
S75,0W to 100000, and;3s Stand free from all
debt The churches and ministers are as fol
lows: Christ, Rector, the Rt-Rey. Charles 3.
Gnfney asSlsttl @ % 1liI2tecS1 ~ tna ngv c+ta, =. e.
1saGl alu u!t IVY. ~ " slG li.H1
nas u PaI San,,,ni Fo1io1ye 81 .,
@ eeao;,ta iT pnatar tho Pav M,enn Gst,a char'
St. John,s, Rector, the Rev: JOSEPH pi !, WI
son; 81 MaitneWs' M heg;eoI, tpe t. 5et: ": y:
AdamS: If1nlty, E1giewooo, 14ectoI, tue
Rev f. Hosworth; h,,1n7, Gdnce RECTOR t;3a ne
Shenherd She M the % ReY M William 4, Cooper @ 5. DID, B.
@ lne ns' s.a.,. IL 1sps ,aa.n,ss ~
:. Runvan,s : piierin,,s Proeress.S begnn some.
,,-aoi ~ hn N fha "a Pnv GEvin@ Searlee in
the South Side Christian Church, Oakwood
proving Of unusual interest, as is attested BY
the steadily-increasing audiences. Each sue
ccssiye Sunday evening has shown marked
gain in the numbers, in attendance. The
sngular suggestive themes en- Of the lsfres
Of the speaker, and withal the original treat
ment he gives his subjects, combine to render !
the Lectures both atractye nf and aad
volume with the Bible, whence Bunyan, de-
riysd al his psRation is Gaae so to tahd I'd out
t t ha stfkng gg w IS n1sted Is WITH e ss
interest TOT every IeIuel WIZ Listens ~ M1eSe
lectures Inc fonrtn Or tne seI1Ss @ VIII pe
glvte9n gt9, tlS ii,en eveI ~ fhe VSiIav of Humiias
t;an M1rh !; Apot's oA IL SDo 'Ao' -
At the recent conservation of Bishop Star
e Northern Nsw 1s.sns SsrSe S3 Bsnogs
offa;r The ceramnnies m were elaborate and
imnnsinr. LIGHTED candles stood on the