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THE STATE FAIR.

We have received the premium list
of the 22nd annual fair of the Mime
sofa State Agricultural Society, to be
held at Rochester, Aug. 30th and s3lst,
Sept. lst, 2nd, 3rd and 4th, and we as
sure our readers that it will pay them
to send their names and addresses to
the Secretary, Mr.. r. c. Judson. at
the Cook House, Rochester, Minn.,
for copy of the list. The farmers OF
Minnesota cannot take too deep an i'll
terest in the success Of these annual
State fairs. They are the great agency
by which. year by year, the cream OF
our agricultural and industrial pro-
ducts are collected and Systematically
arranged for exhibition before the
world; they hold up to the astonished
gaze of the masses, the mirror of the
past years labor; that for themselves
they may see what the great State of
Minnesota is accomplishing. We es-
pecially urge upon our readers the ne
cessity of doing all in their power to
aid and encourage the fair at R0ches
ter, because it is State institution
which has already extended the help
ing hand to many County Agricultural
Societies throughout the State, which
this fall, with the impetus of Il golden
harvest, are springing into new life,
and many of them holding fairs which
would have died long ago but for the
State Board of Agriculture.
Therefore, we submit, that it is the
duty of every County Agricultural
Society. in the State, to take an actire
interest in the State Fair. Not All liz
terest which dies upon the utterance
OF a few words of endorsement, but
an interest which will send representa-
tives to the fair, with a full compli-
ment of samples; an interest which
will do for as it has been done for by the
State Agricultural Society. However
attractive other fairs (whether gotten
up by private individuals. cities or
counties) may be rendered by the in
PRODUCTION Of amusements: foreign to
agricultural principles, to draw the
''crowls,' the agricultural man, for
whom the State fair is yearly held,
and which is this year to come off at
Rochester, should not forget the
claims of the State Society upon their
attention first. 1t is for thsm and for
their profit it is held. and it is for them
to see that it is made successful in
the highest degree. After this duty
is done. it time and money is avail.
able, it would undoubtedly be Il pleas
ant recreation to take in some of
the other fairs.
We do not wish to be construed as
disraraging any other fair of any de-
scription. but wish it distinctly un-
derstood that we 10 consider the Ia
Dor the State Agricultural Society has
done for the agricultural interest Of
the State ut large, and the duty of
those who have been benefited by it.
Other fairs may claim attention upon
its merits. This one has other claims
and is not whit behind amy in point
of merit, viewed from any agriculture
III standpoint, and we apprehelld, it
has no duties beyond this.
FRIEND FARMER:-Suppose you
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WORDS FROM CITY PULPITs.
prsr raouGHrs OF VARIOUS PREACHERS.

REST THOUGHTS OF VARIOUS PREACHERS.
a VERY PRACTICAL DISCOURSE BY ROBERT coILYKR
MIR. TAIMAGE on PfgsFcUTIoN-MR. DAVIS
URGES sELf-DEvELoPMrNr- DIR. HITCHCOCK
SPEAKS or SPIRITUAL BLINDNEss-oTEER SER
MONS.
Rojert COlyer. in his sermon yesterday morn
Ing showed that to do any work supremacy well
man must be intensely alive to the purpose and
meaning OF it, must be in the spirit of it. Mr. TAI
mage spoke of persecution in the churches He dis
claimed referring TO the Brooklyn Presbytery,
but many of his remarks seemed inspired by his
feeling over his recent troubles. The Rev. X. NJ.
Fuller advised members of the Brooklyn Presbytery
10 cease insisting their rights At tine Church OF
the Disciples the Rev. W. II. Davis preached on the
sin OF burying ones talents and not doing the best
one can Dr. DE Wit: preached at the Scotch Preshy-
terian Church on salvation through Gods grace. Dr.
Hitchcock, at the Madison Square Presbyterian
Church spoke of spiritual blindness. Self-examina-
ton as a means of torture was discussed by MIR.
Sabine at the Madison Avenue Reformed Episcopal
Church.
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THE DUTY OF sELF-DEvELoPMEYr.

m, Ren w. T. Dryfs q, the Church Of tfe Dfeefpies.
The Rev. w. r. Davis preached yesterday
moynng 60 larg. congregation at the Madison Avenue
Church OF the Disciples. His sahject was The Usc and
Abuse OF Talents
whsta spendor OF CAPACITY said the pastor 'nere j.
4 3D. little sphe~ tie jocy OF man MANHOOD iis'ne
IA youth aud 3.a.., Is {Ii - sGa siions OF power
II tbs fruitas. werr 81 the LEAKAGE WET
moral power would be cresld v o"
the promises Of manhood in one genera
ton yere realized, what a revolution there would DE-
put man takes bis divine dover and abuses II; he looks
on the order Of his gifts aud dsajrangcs nc turns
backyard and becomes a wheel gong the wrong
wav Iafe work hes not Ia dreaming OF posi-
tlties ON the other side OF the cara; "
"a where the hand can reach H. God grades
MAJ. taIents The unfaibful servant received the
lowest allotment but he abused IT, There no sadder
erLt than this when mans power for duty IL denDe
rasey placed rhe dust, when his sense OF duty IL sep
ulchred with his talent. ,,,, ,,o
Your life has taken It's Individuality ana signln
cameo because OF the talent entrusted 20 you What
OF this question, as lac IN the parable dd Inc years
wctt by and two souls faithfully M duty. Atr
long line the Lord That long time 10 very sue
gesive. II the dream OF the wr0pR-doer that MS
master would never come. but one day there was
1tir aud tho Lord had returned. History had
then besn made for good or evil; IL was 700
late for change II the talent had been lost
the record would be written the sbrivelled SOUL See
the frank faces bright eyes and eager manner OF inc
faithful servants. ready to account Tor the teward
ship Where was the third Outside the door, trying
skulk and making The wasted lie was made
20 inherit itself. He had excuse but no reason lie
had done nothing yet be was wicked and slotnlu MAY
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arrange yourselves its side, leaving Chrstiany 70
he wounded and stabbed In the house OF her nlenls;
Sin is as much sin In Gods sight beneath the garD W
eoclesiasticism az anywhere else; ana II tnuse
VINO have been ca He'd teach and preach In the puis
of this community and elsewhere VIII be true 10 .no
cause OF religion by fefven deuuncation OF the
taken by the Brooklyn Presbytery, ana CAIN, I,li
Reputation of the spirit characterzng the nacun
tents Of that body. cannot but think COD Womb
and bless their efforts and that, crushed by Tue Wef
OF O lust Indignation, the dsputants IN this oa"u "a
Chris ian brothers wOnld be slenced forever IA
The malcontents claim That they nave prroc',SuSiS
in strict accordance with the rules on us,
pline OF the Presbyterian Church. answer Wie h
your book OF discipline makes ,poeslms Sron
bitter ecclesiastical assault 1t IL tlme you n
discarded IL and returned the Word OF G0d Whicn
have IN your VOWS agreed TO take rs your
There has been harm done by the IVA,
trials which have taken place in Brooklyn during tue %
decade han whole army OF mnisers can ever man .,r
good call upon.yOu 10 bury your differences or cr
and hands over The grave Of your weakness y9
prde aud your peril unite hearts and voices III b"u
praise 10 the Son OF God.
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IsTEH FOR 1850 edited 10y Edward Mcpherson. presents
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God help the NEGATIVE people in this Worldwide live on
the line OF righteousness who are di'onutlye because
inactive, who shriveed because sothful Take that
man away. What fellowship could that slothful
creature of punv growth find In such company Ii was
mercy TO take him away
You viii have to unbury your talent said the pastor
In concluding, and hold 1t for inspection in the pres
encc OF the universe In 1t you Will the seal Of your
own doomhe lost possibilities that nonrished would
have broi ght heaven to SO Will heaven be yours
rightfully and gladly If life's duty is wrought.
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sELF-EXAMINATION MIsUNDERsTOOD.
III, P,r IL T. Sabine AZ ne Nation Areaue Reformed Eps
cgpdi church

",
c2pdi ChUfch.
The Rev. William L. Sabine rector Of the
First Reformed Episcopal Church. at Madisonayc. and
Fifty -nfth-st. preached yesterday morning uron SELF
Examination az Applied 10 Christians" The text was
found in First Corinthians. x 81 % and 90 and Second
Corinthians xiii, 3.
These portions OF The Scriptures said the preacher
furnish a call for spiritual examination. and
apparently Cor determination o. tho strength
Of them the work OF determination hns
been exalted to very high position. But the character
and purposes OF such widely misunderstood In
rho Christian Church with many Christians the idea
to mt themselves thrOugi severe soul scfun} ana
uues this isundcrtakcu and carried OUT IN good ndcy
tny feel that they not done thcr duty God
,ul'tudes OF sOuls held IL bondage because ihcy
thtnk that thew do something winch Is very dlcult
10 do-thlt they must heap uP again the shs OF thc
the past-b0fOre they can present themselves at tLe
upon TINS spectre which hauntS the minds oil Christians
IL will vanish into air.
God does not mean TO have HIS people made unhappy
bv a constant dwelling of the mind upon Their SINS
lie desres us only watch ourselves ana sec that We re-
main true and sincere Chrlstia 1t - tiuc that
times Will come when scfcXamlnaugn VIII h"ld
made n OF carousal, a. II was by the corinthians
OF when Christians Qnes Onng the LOrl authority
then IL u needed But Tor that periodical selioinre
which Christians inhct upon themselves, can ma no
rrason II originates I'm sergteOusness. III the idra
that we must do something 10 make ourselves lUtle
bpter before going to the table OF the LORD II i an
ofienpi To purchase the good offices OF the Good Phys
can Tor ourselves and forgetfulness OF the TACT that
Ills offices cannot be bought
God fnrbid Thar we should mourn orr own sins.
You will have true SORROW, by looking within. hut hy
looking without. The Will come soon enough,
ana The true peace Christ Will follow IL ana come 10
YOU Do not therefore, back aud pick over the dead
sins for this Is only sentimental Scllshhcsr II you
must he sad sad Tor their totanose to come as
Weil IA
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OBEDIENCE TO GODS LAW.

IT,, Rep r. s. MacAr,hur, at me Calpdry Bdpet Church
The lesson of the sermon OF the Rev. X. >.
Macarthur at the Calvary Baptist Church yesterday
morning was drawn from the record Of warnings the
Prophet Jeremiah King Jehoakm written III chap
rxxxyi of the Book OF jeremiah. The preacher dwe
,or,,cuIarv upon the conduct OF the King when the
ananuenss of the Prophet foreold TO him. Jeremiah
the destruction and captivity that would
no hrouglt upon by the King OF Babylon The KING
took the roll which the scribe was reading ana cnt
ting into pieces threw them Into the fire. This said
the preacher awful afront TO God ana the men,
orv Of Jeboiakims net remained long with the people
He thought thus TO turn away Gods hand But Gods
word was 10 be fulfilled and this childish, petnlant act
d,d not delay one hour the destruction that followed
God has many ways of reouking and warning the
children OF men, continued the speaker. We cannot
correct Gods plans cannot understand his methods
He will bring plague after plague upon Pharaoh
unt,i his heart Is broken before Him. While Nebuchad-
nezzar IA baskng in che sunshine of pleasure the word
of the Lord goes forth against him. Is not God stl
sneakpg to u.s. alone through HIS work hut through
Ills prov,d ence and saying to each son and daughter
:. Give me thy heart Z" Mems hearts may became 70
,ardened that they will not noed Gods warning. IL is
. ,crrIhe Thing to carry stone instead OF hcart IN
rss breast BE not deaf TO Gods warnings Some men
think 10 avoid Gods reckoning by destroying hls re-
100 Avay with the prophets ana preachcfsj their
warnlDgs and their scriptures. THESE men cry l0cy
reason like the ostrich that dint ,s neau III he saha
thinks lis pursucr cannot see u because IL cannot
ee rs nursuer The fool said In his heart that there
WAC mo God therefor there was for MIN no Cod Men
dc,,v that there hell because lney rear " me blDe
49, moi create Hell; II simply reveals IT, IL rays
:, Rewarel danger aheadV Your denial VIII mol re-
rise Gods law. Gods word viii stand lis reckon
- viii he fulfilled. The uDbelief OF man VIII not make
voIn the word OF God. Do not disDeleVc IL DO nO'
traawith IT, Every word must be inlhllcd' EVerl III
depreciation tnat closes Hell closes ieaTSn
they stand or fail Iogether lh'y s'au uPo" '"' WIN
az the everlasting God.
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ADVICE TO BROoKLNN pREsBYrERs.


The Rer r. w. RULER al he hsson Church IN futnamace
In q sermon preached at the Mission Church
in PutnaIa ave. near Frdnknayc., on " The BrooKlyn
preabytcry und Inhdety" last evening the Re- H. NJ
-i,ller alter eketching tie character OF ia - ~
When ga a.>r''ol organization, mum eriD" among
ia men,b e. wIo 20 grown white alieG otle
service of 3D. forgetting .he dignity and honoss c. II
pg descending from the high evel teachers OF sho
oos,el of Christ down 10 the plane OF eccesiasticai
hr,Tylers zealous not much for the righteousness
rom ohoye as for their righteousness In the sight
NJ men carrying for mouths system OF eccesast'
i on and recrimination and when these men
,ndcovor 10 assert what they please 10 term their
,ohts IN opposition 10 the teaching OF GODS
-, and IN the facs OF the growing disdain
y, all the world feeble though my words may be, can
40, IAN, utt.r in the name Of Almighty God an earnest
rotst against any further prolongaton OF this dis
and unchrstiao contest Can It be possible that
hsse men. who have such opportunities Of studying
co. word and who for years gone IN and out be-
fore the community the exercise OF their ecclesiastical
o,,ng sal longer continue TO trail the vesiments OF
,hsr sacred dignity in the nire OF hatred ana con.ro
80, -. II IA high time, gentlemen OF the Brookyp
that you awake from your ttupor nsn tne
maj Won should turn the guns OF your ss.
be batteries OF infdelty rather thah Wy your
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Eeqal Notlres.

CUPREME C0URT-ln the matter OF the
- Merchant Llfo Insurance Company OF New YORK.
OF an order Of tho supreme Court of New
YORK. made a special tenn thereoi held al the NitS nan
uly Office OF The Clerk OF the County Of Al
bauy been appointed Referee 10 take proofs ana a.cr
OF the proceeds the securities deposited by he SAIL Mer
chants Life Insurance Company OF New ork WIN ~. s
the Insurance Department o the Stat OF
NewY oh ihe number policies outstanding IN force, the
n9ss % TO the bsaet OF said dsroution also
PROOF the value Of each Of sand policies ana
share OF The ayais Of said Securities the owners
holders entitled TO receive aocOdngt 10 law from sau
fc, IN the distribution '"' v"' ''a ''.u
Proofs concerning said policies and policy holders and all
Grd 10 be presented me- mD oice No - south Pearl
ary. 1890 nj IL O'Clock IN the forenoon.
Dated Albany. January y, 1850 ,,,,.,srr,,, po,o,
CICKLES. DANIEL E. ct al-Supreme Court,
- conny Of York-ABlAN $ BEEKMAN: pantin
against BENJAMIN RiCuARpsoE, DANIEL FL f.
sGKLEw fEM1AnM xfRhS and nof
WILLIAM BOWER and CHARLES R0WER executors
aud the Mayor aldermen and Commonlty OF the NY OF
S e above named Decentralization
TO answer complaint in this action and 70 serve copy OF
after the service this exclusive OF the day OF ser
vice and in OF your failure t. appear n answer lnde
,anIed in lie compliant dated 2th september 1879.
CHARLES n. TALBOT. Plaintiffs Attorney:
Ohlce PostOlc. address, No I'll Lbertys, New YORK
To TO DANIEL E. sICKLEs, BENJAMIN T. STEVENS
JOHN BOWER, WILLIAM BOWER, CHAkLES BoM IN
BON ER deceaardThe foregoing summons Is served upon
Won Dy publication pursuant & al ORDER OF The Hon charles
Daniels Justices Of the supreme Court OF te state
of New.Yorp lated December -, 1879. and NED VIA we
copa nj IN the Office the Clerk of tho C, and County OF
and state " NewYork the 18th day OF DecemDef 1871
Da'eu Dec CWARIEs g. TALBOT. Plaintiffs Attorney.
D22 1aw6wM.
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