The sun., 1880-11-21
SURBEAAfS.


Tho Rev. DR.. Bellows says that the
Unitarian Church is as cold as ice.
Last Sunday ST. Paul's Methodist Epis.
copal Church in th, city raised 5000 for the Church
Extension fund.
Prof. Tucker of Andover has been laid
aside by severe illness. but has recovered sum-
GENTLY to resume his duties
The Baptists Of Eatontown, N. j., have
shown their watery affinity by having successfully a.
pastors Marsh. Marshall. and now whtmarsh.
The Rev. DR.. Whipple, Protestant Epis-
copa Bishop OF Minnesota says that he ascribes his
cess In life and especially in the ministry to the efforts OF
his mother in teaching him Scripture when he boy.
1t was her custom to take him alone early in the
ing and help him to memorze the verses Of the Bble
Bishop Whipple has since the adjournment OF the Gem
eral Convention been ndng his time IN several Of tho
Eastern cities and giving special attention 10 making the
people OF the Episcopal churches acquainted with the
condition and prospects of the poor Indian 4
The Rev. DR.. Hatfield will to-day un-
Willingly advertise the Passion Play" by telling the
Methodsts OF the Washington Square Church why they
should not go to see it New York clergyman who
lvered address in Philadelphia few evenings ago'
gave Sarah Bernhardt free advertsemen by audinR
to her that actress with whose he would not
pollute his lips" The superintendent Of big Sunday
school recently similarly advertised the play Of Uncle
Toms Cabin This play was announced in his neigh
borhood md several of the Sunday school children were
heard to say that they would like to and So he
notice from the platform that wicked 10 60 %
the theatre and that he hoped that the scholars
in his school would commit such an offence to so TO
Uncle Toms Cabin" This excited q enc raj dc sire
to know exactly how wicked Uncle Toms Cabin" really
was multitude OF the boys AMI good many OF the
girls went to see it. which they would have thought
OF doing hal their kept quiet about
Tho Sunday schools have now reached
the most pleasant part OF the history OF Joseph namely
his renewal o acquaintance with his brothers The
for to-day is Genesis, Xiv. 3O-3i and xiv Is Tho
brothers had come from Canaan buy fool and had not
until then discovered that joseph the ruler with
whom they had to deal and TO whose urethuleht they
were indebted for the means Of preserving their hVeL
After passing them through series Ui trials he at lass
declares himself tc them Even while they t.ans
with him they had idea who he At last he sent
all tile Egyptians from his presence, and IN the most
touching simplicity told his guests that lie tie
brother whom they had long sold TO the MlIamies
Al first they were afraid OF lin, Justly tuk NJ tha 40
he had the power so he might have the disposition tor
them 10 death for their rSscaty and deception Es ht
question was which made them feel deeply ashamed
OF themselves " Doth my Nther yet live" Tncy must
have At once begun to wonder how they should taco As
old father, and what kind OF a story they shoa| maze
up to account for Josephs coming to lite asaH Uerty
| had reported him slain by wild beast aid had taken
his bloody coat home as evidence, JuseIh CN 'ieGA
| rare magnanmIty Knowing well enough tAat rc's
brothers OF his deserved punishment he !vlt M'm 10
| their own reflections as they went home, ls ipH1i'
uon see that We fall not out by the way hhd IN 81 =
deep and quiet sarcasm. as well asa Iiccc of h.l ava
| wholesome advice, The upshot OF tls dnc, ,N'lN ava
renewal ot acquaintance that Joseph Ir'.'ri as
father and all the family to come to E.,rt iD''1''a
| ton was accepted ami nest SUNDAY Igssya "..i-'N
JACOB Standing ~ tue presence OF fAa'a's'