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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-28
FATALLY STABBED.
Sunday Night Row in PhIladelphi


PHILADELPHIA, June 2S.-AbOut three
O'Clock this morning, benjamin Shaw
cross, a tailor living on Ninth street. above
Filbert, was found lying on Ninth street,
near his home, mortally wounded. Several
witnesses saw Shawcross and Edward
McGOvern engaged in an alteration The
former fell and died while being carried
into his house. He had been stabbed three
times in the side. McGovcrn was arrest, d
and a bloody knife was found in his pock-
ct. lie says he was sitting on a stepwhen
ShawcrOss struck him, and that he only
defended himself. He was the worse for
liquor at the time. lie is the son of Ed
ward McGOvern, Il china dealer on Mar
kct street, near Ninth.
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DrunlOre Items

Our correspondent writes "This has
been the earliest harvest we have had for
years. Commonly il is considered among
the farmers rather extraordinary to have
the wheat up by the Fourtl, of July, and
this year the first of July will find scarcely
any uncut straw and very few shocks
SONG Of our farmers finished their wheat
last week and are now resting on their
oars for the oats, which is yet quite green.
The rains came too late for clover, which
was very short and thin-"too thin.
They assisted the oats and timothy along
amazingly, however, and the former
promises a pretty fair crop. Some of our
wheat was very badly tilled-none of it
pcrfectiy-which will cut down the
bushels, but we have lots of straw, which,
of course, will make plenty of manure.
On our great wheat producing farms-those
comprising the immediate river hills-the
yield of straw, perhaps, is unprecedented !;
that of the McSparrran farm being the
largest.
DEr potato-raiscrs have been using Paris
green and complaints in proftlsion upon the
bugs. and now that the bugs are losing
ground our tobacco growers continue
cursing the tobacco worms which are
making their appearance in considerable
numbers, just as soon as the leaves are big
enough for a bite.
Hancock suits us exactly. Some Of us
non -combative ones, perhaps, preferred 4
man without 4 sword, but Us this new
Caesar shcatlIed his sword in myrtle of
craftsmanship, We will all fling our bon
bets for Hancock, and when the hat goes
around for him next fall. old DrumOrc
will give her mite
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FATHER AND son.

Both Drowned in an Effort of the Former to
Save His Child.
KINGSTON, Ont, June 2S.-Last even
ing, c. Becker, of the firm of G. NJ.
Weber & Co., piano makers, of thi; city,
was drowned at Kingston mill while
trying to save his little son.
MIR. Bcckers son was out bath
ing, a line being out OF the boat for him
to keep hold of, but he let go and was in
danger Of drowning, when his father,
jumping out of the boat to rescue him,
caused it to capsize. Tl.ey both struggled
in the water trying to make for the
shore, but the weight of the boy WAS too
great and both were drowned.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-28
WHITTAkER's EARS.

Copying the Report of the West Point In
quiry-The Government Oh Wheels.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The report and
recommendation of the judge advocate gen.
eral in the Whitaker case are now being
copied preparatory to submission to the
secretary of war. The secretary said this
morning that the document will be very
voluminous and will probably not be COM
pleted until after his return from the West,
which will be about ten days or two
weeks hence. The secretary expects to
leave for st. Paul tomorrow morning.
Secretary Thompson and party expect
to leave Washington OH Thursday next
for Terre Haute. Ind.
Owing to the absence of Hayes there
will be no meeting of the cabinet to NOR
row.
Secretary Sherman has returned from
Virginia and WAS AZ the department To-
day.
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GEN. HANCOCK.
Mrs. Surratt's Son -in-Law Nail.

Mrs. Surratt's Son -in-Law Nails n Lilo.
BALTIMORE, June 2S.-An interview
with Mrs. Tonry, formerly Miss Anna
Surratt, having been fabricated here and
sent to the Philadelphia Press, New York
Tribune and Cincinnati Commercial, to in
Jure General Hancock, Prof. Tonry, Mrs.
Surratt $ son-in-law is out in Il card to day
Ill which he says, over his own signature !:
"That article was not authorized. indors-
ed, or given for publication by my wife or
myself Mr.. E. p. Fulton, of the Balti=
more 4mGricdn. called ut our house last
Thursday p. M. Mrs. Tonry refused to
give him any statement for publication.
and referred him to me. Later the same
day MIR. Fulton called again. when / also
refused to give him any statement for
publication. Mr. Fulton called q third
time, the next day. and was u third
time refused any item or statement
for publication. | did moi talk to
him ''thus unreservedly on the question:"
as is asserted in the article quite the con-
trary. Mr.. Fulton has had but these three
interviews with either my wife or myself
in which this subject was ever mentioned
1t is net true that said, - rely upon you
torepOrt us correctly What did say to
Mr.. Fulton was : IL wish you distinctly
to understand that yon have 10 right and
are not authorized to publish anything,
one way or the other, except what | give
you over nv own SIGNATURE
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-28
NANIED.

TO ADVEH-
w tise, free OF charge, in the INTELLIGENT
GER, who wants something to do.
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MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
A Big Loss.

Big Loss.
RIPoN, Wis. June 2S.-Dellinger's ex-
tensive Touring mills which cost $40. 900 to
build, were destroyed by fire ON Saturday
night.
Dangerous Hitcliin. Post.
CARP ONTARIO, June 2S.-Yestcrday a
boy named Sproule was killed by lightning
while tying horse to a telegraph pole.
Easily Extinguished.
New YORK. June 2S.-Thc steamship
George w. Clyde, which arrived from
Charlestown on Saturday, took fire this
morning, but the fire was extinguishcd in
an hour and the loss will not be heavy.
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A Giant Oak.

There is growing on the farm of Chris
.ian Stern, ST.. in Mount Joy township. a
white oak tree that measures at the butt
twenty-seven feet in circumference. and
having limbs twenty or thirty feet fr"n,
the q o,lnd. from six to nine feet in cir
cumfercnce. 1t is a monarch among the
trees of the ncig cighborhood, and if there is
a larger one i'm the county we should like
to hear of it.
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Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
BRANDY AS A MEDICINE,

This now much abused Alcoholic Stimu,;in,
was never intended as II beverage. but to be
used us IL medicine of great potency in the cure
OF some OF the destructive diseases which
sweep away their annual thousands of victims.
With purely philanthropic motive we pre-.
sent to the favorable notice OF invali'ls-cspr-
cially those afflicted with that miserable dis
ease dyspepsia, a specific remedy, which is
nothing more or less than
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INCENDIARY ATTEMPT.


Judge Lynch Holds Special SESSIONS.
DENVER, Col, June 2S.-A special dis
patch to the Republican from Buena Vista
says that on Saturday night an incendiary
attempted to burn the Lake house. but
was caught in the act and chased by 4
mob who fired several shots, fatally
wounding an unknown man and severely
wounding Calvin Moon and j. \. Matthews,
The crowd also attacked Judge Casey,
but he escaped. Their intention was to
murder him. a short time ago petition
signed by citizens caused the dismissal by
Judge Casey of some members Of the po
lice force. This was the cause of the at
tack on him. More violence is likely to
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-28
Assault and BATTERY.

Before Alderman McCOnOmy James
Donnelly has brought suit against II. II.
Power, of the City hotel, charging him
with assault and battery, and Power has
brought suit against Donnel!y and John
Timlin Oh the same charge. These suits
are the result Of a fight, which occurred
ut the City hotel on Saturday evening, in
which Donnelly was struck on the head
with club by Mr.. Power. Blows were
also struck on both sides and all parties
gave bail for hearings.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-28
IRISH REVOLUTiONlSTS.
a Meeting in PhIladeInhIa

"A Meeting in PhIiadelpIlia.
About fifty delegates from all parts
the United States, representa-. the Irish
revolutionary convention, assembled in
Philadelphia this morning. A tenn
porary organization of the convention was
effected by placing Judge Brennan, of Iowa,
in the chair. Judge Brennan made q
speech defining the object of the conven-
tion to be to devise means for libcrating
the Irish people. Committees were ap-
pointed and an adjournment had until :
o'clock p. IN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-28
TRY I.Ocher's Renowned Cough Syrup.
Crane Culture and Wine.

The culture of grapes in New Jersey Is get
ting to he one of the most important indus
tries of the state. The principal varieties
raised are the Oporto and Concord. Mr.. Spccrs
vineyards at Passaic promise Il larger yield
this than any previous year. In consequence
Mr. Specr has reduced the price of his Port
Grape Wine. The oldest can now be had ut ST
per bottle from anyot the druggists. 1t Is used
for medicinal purposes as 4 superior wine, and
in churches for communion purposes. Its
properties are not Intoxicating SO that the
s.c;tkcSt person may use it to advantage, and
temperance people cannot object to its use tor
mcdicine.-EucpihgB Butietin.
This wine is endorsed by DrS. Atlec and
Davis. and sold by H. 4. Siaymakcr
jCif-2W,l&w
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Marietta Democracy.

On Saturday evening the Democracy OF
Marietta ilung Hancock and English
banner, twenty-tnur feet long, to the
breeze from their rooms in the third story
of the st. John building. opposite the
Cross Keys hotel. Next Saturday night
the borough and township Democracy will
meet at the same place to permanently Or
.,anZe for the campaign.
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MlRKETS.
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June S.-FlOur-freSh firm
Old stock dull and weak superfine $a5O63 eX
ira at $i43 30: Ohio and Indiana family at s. O1
@5 30: Penn'a family - 7565 %: st. Louis
family & iOG6 90; do old, - 25Gl4 IS Minnesota
family - 5OG5OO; patent and high grades 50 80
as OO.
Rye flour at 81 p
COrnmeal-Brandywine unchanged.
Wheat quiet No. Western Red ST. Ii ;
Penn'a Red 81 l5fll l6; Amber 81 IL.
Corn steady; steamer 4S12c; yellow 5l@5llsc: ::
mixed 5012c.
Oats dull and weak No. l, White 39c; No.
>. do iSc No. $, do 3jql36c; No. ,, Mixed 35Gp
:i51sc.
Rye steady; Western and Pa. SSc.
Provisions steady INT pork at $l2 7j6ll3 ::
beef hams so jG@2l: India mess beef $l6@0 lG 30
bacon, smoked shoulders 51a@Js4c; salt 43s@l5c :;
smoked hams ll@l2c !; picked hams 9l1Uc.
Lard quiet city kettle nc: loose butc
ers 64617c; prime steam 81 l5ll7 20.
Butter steady Creamery extra. 2Ol21c do
good to choice lSI2Oc: Bradford county
and New York extra. lS@l9c; Western Re
serve extra, l5ll7c: do good to choice l26ll4c ::
Rolls dull; Penn'a extra lOQl2; Western re-
serve extra lO@l2c.
Eggs dull and weak Penn'a l3%@llc: :
Western lO@ll2c.
Cheese dull and unsettled; New York full
cream S@S1ac: Western tull cream. nc; dO
fair to good 7071ac: do half skins 5QlGc.
Petroleum firm rcfined94c.
Whisky 81 IL.
Seeds-GOOu to prime Timothy neglected
ut s. 15Gl2 20: FlaXseeu nominal at 81 u for
new.
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A BAD CROWD.
IsuShranSers captured.

SYDNEY, n. S., June 2s.-The Kelly
gang of "Bushrangers has been cap
tured. -Four persons were shot in the en-
counter between the officers and the gang.
This gang is notorious for bank-robbing in
New Wales, and long evaded the efforts
of the authorities to break it up.
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To Regulate the Liver.

Use Only Sellers Liver Pills, the best and
only true Liver Regulator. Established over
80 years. They cure Headache, EiliOusnesS.
COstivencsS. Liver Complaint, ,Feverand Ague,
and all similar diseases, like magic Get the.
right kind. SELLERS LIVER PILLS, p cts.
The great Worm Destroyer!---sELLERs'
NERMlFUGE. Expelled 400 Worms from
my child, two years Old."-WM. SARvER ST.
LOuis, Mo. Sold by druggists. Price p cts.
each. K. f. SELLERS Il co, PrOp'rs. Pitts
Durgh, Pa. Send for circulars. Ol-lyw
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A SUNDAY FKACAS.


ST. PAUL, June 2S.-A specia! to the
P1o"eer Press says: During fight Ee-
tween two men in beer garden at Fisch-
ers' Creek, near Duluth, on Sunday even
ing. man named Ed. Brennan attempted
to separate the combatants, when one of
the latter, Herman Oppet, struck Brcnan
behind the left ear with a loaded cane,
killing him instantly. Oppet escaped.
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United States Bonds and Sterling ExcIam:.

Quotations by i. X. JamisOn Il Co, s. ".
Cor 81 and Chestnut Streets).
PHILADELPHIA. June 2S
United States 6's, 1881, (registere,D. .lO4
United States SIS, 1881 (regsteredj lU3 IOs' (
United States AS, 1891 (registere) 1893 4mlO 90
United States ~, 1881, (cOupons).. .l944@l0 90
United States As, 1907. (re%isterctD. .lOSlsGDl lOS
United States Currency 6's .l2} bid.
Sterling Exchange. .lS51alliSS
Cattle Market.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2S.-CattIc unsteady ::
receipts 1000 head. Prime 55sMl5zsc: good :6Q
5lIc; medium 43ss@5c: common i@4Ac.
sheep market fair: receipts 5000 head.
4Ac: common 311%QJ33lc.
1Iogs-Market dull: receipts 5000 hcai'
Prime 67sc; good 65sc; medium CSC; common
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-28

VALUAlsIEC CITY PROPERTY AT PUB
Lie SALE.
Will be sold at the Grape Hotel. VIM. B.
Finney, PROPRIETOR on TI!UHSDAi EVEN
ING, JULY ], 1850, all that well known Livery
Property, situated on the east side of North
Queen street, near the Pcnn'a r. X. Depot,
fronting on North Queen street. - feet "a
Ges nH 10 @ eat incsp I'M ep.n n o eH i1a
in depth 2i5 feet to Christian street. on which
is erected two-stOry Brick AMI Frame Stable
and Carriage Houses, Il Brick Office and II Store
room on North Queen street. This property
is Spentlidly situated in the heart of the busi-
ness part OF the city. and is well calculated for
u Sale or Livery Stable and an admirable place
tor IL Tobacco Warehouse.
Sale to commence at 1870 p. m, when terms
and conditions will be made known by
GEORGE W, ZECHER.
II. SHUBERT, AuctiOneer. ie2l-tsd
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OUT.
Spinners and Winders Strike.

LONDON. June 2S.-Thc master cotton
spinners of Mossley have refused to grant
an advance of five per cent. in the wages
Of fspinners and winders, who have conse-
quently struck, and from seven to eight
thousand persons are out of employment.
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Mo,ncr,, Motners.. Mothers,::

MOIHcrs! WOtheTS!! MOthers!!:
Are You disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by il sick child suffering and crying
with the rXcruciating pain of cutting teeth?
II so. go at once and get a bottle of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. twill relieve the
poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious. upon
il: there is no mistake about it, There Is not a
mother on earth who has ever used it, who Will
not tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child. operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe to use in oil cases, and pleas
ant to the taste, and is the prescription of one
OF the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States Sold every here
p cents Il bottle. Ijl7-lyd&wM.W&S
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BATAVIA, n. =, sept. ID, 1913.
H. ii. WARNER & Co.. ROCHESTER,. \. Y.-GEN-
TLEMEN-" For forty years have suffered with
Diabetes, being obliged to void urine rs often
rs once in thirty minutes. and have also been
Il great sufferer from papitation OF the heart.
/ am now using your Diabetes Cure and can
truly SAY, at seventy years OF age that 1t
makes me feel like new man."
telJ-2wd&w PETER SHOwEEMAN.
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Mr.. J. T.. Weaver. of this city. mlanufactur-
rrs' agent. has received the contract for sup
plying LilitZ with fireworks for the 9Th of July
display ut the Springs. They consist princi-
paliy OfmcteOric tircwor> balloons. plain and
parachute balloons, rockets, large wheels, to
gcther with an assortment of most pieces
known to the pyrOtechnic art. This display is
expected to exceed all previous ones at LititZ.
Campaign goods of all kinds can be had at
Williamson Il Fosters at the lowest manu-
tarturer's prices. They close their store from
July ; to sept. at p. m. except Saturdays.
icl6-M, W ,Fd&wtf
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Try Locher's Renowned Cough Syrup
An Old Doctors Advice.

1t was this : Trust in God and keep your
bowels OPEN For this purpose many an old
doctor has advised the habtually cOstive to
take KidneyW Ort-tor no other remedy so ct-
fectually OvercOmeS this condition, and that
without the distress and gripping which other
medicines cause. 1t is il radical cure tor piles.
Dnn1 tail O uSn il e2I-lWN&W
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Is to 70 Cents

per ton by buying Coal at above prices. We
do not employ agents to solicit orders. prefer
ring to give our customers the benefit of the
commissions usually paid to such agents.
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REIGART'S OLD BRANDY.

or all their ills and aches. Be it, howcv"
strictly understood that we prescribe ;lni us
but one article. and that is
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Visitation.

Some % or30 members of Canassatcgn
Tribe No. 2O3, |. o. X. NJ, will leave on
the G:25 train this evening for the hunting
grounds of Onondago Tribe No. S3, at
Eoattsville, Chester county.
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THIRD EDITION,
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE %, 1880.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather,
airy, lower temperature, generally clear
weather and lower barometer.
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ie2S-2t(I

DUBLIC SALE ON TUESDAY JULY
] 1881, at . O'Clock, Il. m will be sold at the
late residence of Michael Malone, deceased.
No. 3Ol East Orange street. the entire lot Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, one large
ParlOr Mirror. l2 feet high. alsO Quarry Tools
such as Hammers, Drills, Picks, etc: one
Cart, Harness of all kinds, ETC.; one Buggy
with top. and Il great many articles not men-
toned. Terms made known by
WM. l.. PEPPER,
ED. MCCOY ERN,
J, NJ. NJ. BURKE.
Executors.
ii. SHUBERT, Auct. jun2GtSi
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Second Ward Club.

A meeting of the Democracy of the
Second ward will be held at the saloon of
Henry Ransing, 434 East Orange street,
this evening at y O'clock for the purpose
"f organizing a club for the campaign.
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A Special Medical Notice.
DIR. G.. A. GREENE

takes ,Ei smethod OF notifying his numerous
patients and friends that in consequence of
his arduOus duties Occupying his time often
fifteen hours of the day. he will take brief
vacation to recuperate his body He will leave
Lancaster on the I4th of JUNE, and will be alb
sent probably two weeks. during which time
his patients can procure renewals of his RENE
dals at his offices from the person in charge
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New York Market.

NEW YORK. June 2s.-FlOur-State and West
ern superne state $3 OO93 s5; extr;, do 81 G5
50 O5606 90: round hoop Ohio 81 GO@5 90:
choice do s. 1906 p; superfne western s3 3Jal
% common to good extra do So 75@l4 40
choice dOdn "a O@7 %; choice white wheat ITO
81 o5MI5 90; Southern dull and unchanged COM
mon to fair extra $5@5GO; good to choice do
81 6jGl6 -.
W wheat-spring nominal; Winter white a
shade stronger; Red. cash and June heavy:
other grades better and quiet No. l, White,
81 os; do June 81 2o4 bid; 81 2oz4 asked.
Corn about $ eady and very quiet Mixed
western spot, 49U5Oc: do future 49@lJOc
Oats steady: No. July SIC state 33@39c
western 3lGe4O.
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Picnic

The Lancaster Schuetzen Nerein are
holding their picnic at What Glen to-day.
No one is admitted except those holding
invitations. and fine time is being had.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-28

NEW ADTERTLSEMENTS.

Goods Watches
WALTHAM,
LANCASTER,
SPRINGFIELD
and other American
goods of equally reliable
Solid slVeiware of the Gorham
Electro Silver Ware of the Gorha Manufacturing
Company-Roges Brothers.
Electro Silver Plated Hollow
Company erden Silver Plate Company
Company.
All other goods
H. e. RHOADs & BRO, Jewellers,
Kings
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a Blccalaur.,te Sermon Oh Atheism.

President Porter delivered the bacca-
Yale college, the text being :" Having no
hope and without God in the world" In
the course of his remarks the president
said I'm all times i.nor.acc of God has
been commonly regarded as Il calamity or
sin. In our day it has taken u new FORM
Ignorance has been taught as II necessity
of reason. The unknowablenesS of God has
been formulated as u philosophy, taught
as theology, and ha'lowcd as religion.
Without God there is no wcll-HrOundcd
hope for science. Our newly-ile,lged az
noStics are apt to forget that all modern
science has been prosecuted in the broad
and penatrating sunlight of faith i'm one
living and personal God, and that not Il
single theory has been proposed or ex-
pertinent tried in nature except with the
distinct recognition of the fact that :,
wise and loving mind may uphold and
direct the gOings OH of nature. These
simple teachings of Christian theism
are capable Of being expanded into
the grandest conceptions that science ever
attempted to formulate. So grand that
human reason is overwhelmed with this
sublime relationship, and the human i'm
agnation is dazed to blindness when it
would picture them. That science must
have faith and hope appears, whether we
it us IN interpreter, Il historian or
Il prophet. It does not stop with facts; it
looks beneath the visible. Having gained
some insight into the present, it goes back
to the past. it is also prophet.
that the Interpretation #
the present and solution OF the pasC
will be surpassed by it's discoveries, whicl,
are to be that nature and man shall con-
tinue as heretofore, Obeying the same laws
US from the beginning. This hope rests
upon tie recognition of personal intelii-
yence. The assertion that He cannot be
known takes from science its hope with
drawing from the universe the illumina-
tion of personal reason and personal
love, which all scientific thinkin.
accepts as possible and rational.
Belief in God is the only con,ii-
tiOn of hope in the advancement of pub
lie and social morality, and consequently
in social stability and progress. The uni
verse in which we live represents two
actors-the physical and moral Both of
,hese are manifested in social phenomena.
II God is required as the ground of our
nope in nature and physical sciencc, and
.lso i'll the sphere of morals. how much
more in the sphere in which nature and
pirit meet tOgether.'