The sun., 1881-01-16
SUNBEAMs.

bosses not ssacng or jealous Of their power,
than the reg Gus bossos In the churchca" lie this
as one Of he reasons why many people stay away IRON
ohurch. There are many instances III which cheap
sort Of yran who could not where else nd chance
70 rule acquires certain amonnt of superiority HE
brethren aud becomes what Brother shorcy calls
religious bosa" There Is more Of the boss in tho
nature o' sucn mah '"a" 'nc'e ~" pure ana undenled
'e"eph no ",,s", ae'' '"r e"u ." ''o s"ne quarrel
.. ~ M o'''o'' NV, -, ~ Wv, pace ior
"o ne s"u o'"e'' o'e ""o', NC ""' Wrahnissd
LIMO empehisnhene ethoiaDoheu on the
cover Of d"mestic missionary Journal Is intended 70
convey the idea OF an angel relieving the necessities
poor orphans The angel wears larve spreading wings
Nike those OF goose On her head 10 great round
bread plate intended either Tor nat or Tor halo Of
sory Beside her s"nd TWO chi'urch' inner rlshthand
bowl Of porridge with which she covers the face Of
one child, and from when shs makes MIN drink In
way calculated TO choke MINI In TIE othor hand she
holds the nose and chin OF tho other child In sucha
manner as TO indicate her desire TO close MS mouth and
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o""Io" ou''u'"ks ""'e" ~ ' ,V' ''e"o"ses anu oi'
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pone' " O"'.'op"e' .o,."Vu'' k"' u supposed 70 DO
VIZ '''".u, '' " O", " 's."'T ""om
v'''o''S "u' w" ~ '' '''"'N"o' VI" ea"e'uary
e cohgresauon does not average more 'han thr per-
ioi cnurrnes on su"usr as uey ao III ,"'s ana o'hsr
eiues i"e'e rs no pt's0i " W. e"'''"'s scP' athe
note's' anu "h.n a p'o"", "o,e 'h"ppehsto
hsA noei e'erk oi uoo'o as " "n'e oBo 70 chureh
tha' oheia opens MS eses'" as'ohsnnsh as nc only
i"penoouy uhue's'oou ""a '"u''" 10 anu why any
pouf Shou'u wa" " w u o"e.
-ProI. hoDertson omltn OF tne Fred
Church Of Scotland 10 about to have hearing IN public
which has yet been accorded him. Thus far the eI
posuoh VI MS aekeu nereaeai VIZ pee" ohy mas
"hcn nas oeeh n'aue III ''o eee'easueai Vou,' "neh
mas h"a n'm up Ior 'a' ne hAs uenouneeu ms cr'ucs
ana JUDGES as Rhoraht anu un'a" anu tner IuuRhehu
US oeihg WIN Jusee' oVer oOo
memberso OF tno churches OF oaspo~ nave hgheu apeu
hon asking him to deliver course OF lectures setting
iorth MS views on BIBLICAL criucsm. Ihese are 'ooo
delivered In GLASGOW on successive Mondays In con-
sehuhg 10 denver them fro' smth says hat ne hash
desire for controversy or agitation but that he VIII
endeavor 70 snow that true crIe!s' ~ ne understands
II mas It's origin In supreme reverence 'or ood ana ior
4odsreVeaied word
The National Iemperance Society is do
ing good work in holding in some of thu ad
ING of this citv IN vaken in tho vork
Of reforming and checking the ouor SUNNY
Thcse ara not nj, held for tho nn,
pose Of working on the feeling. Of such inebrae NAV
be entced IN come and sign tho pedce They are for The
thinking and sober class Of people, who be depend
ed on Tor maintaining the WORK Io-nPhps meeting VIII
be held at the church oi the Rev Marvin vincent D.
d. fark avenue and Thiry'hfth street Dr. Vincenth
~ speeh' anu a'eV D'a "o"u Nun
'hish 'he iourth OF series OF meeuhgs Which Will %
continued a long as such meetings prove attractive 70
the puoc Ihus iar they nave attracted large number
OF people, Adduonal interest centres upon the meeting
oi hs evening In view OF the probability that some Of
the speakers viii discuss the position recently taken by
pt CROSBY III MS Boston ADDRESS III regard 10 ue desra-
Diiy Oh moderan Drinking as compared win prohiouop
anu .otai aosuhehce'
The Presbyterian church at Butler, Pa,
strong organization in the heart Of an in.
by the Scotch and scotchrish Notwithstanding this
burdened with debt So ooo. which had for
some tune pressed some what nently On a re-
cent Sunday tho Rev W T. wylie the pastor told his
people that they might as well pay 1t of as remain
longer under the burden At first the people thought
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The Examiner and Chronicle says that
"a honor in the ministry would prevent all
that eager seeking for the places which
OF tho candidatng system" The prevalence of such
the church committees which are charged with the
duty OF finding pastors for pupits The novelty
OF such honorable among ministerial candidates
would be the refre shng development grace
by the churches for long while The phenomenon Of
the brethren generally standing aside for each other and
,hs nnSsy v"r y" .nSa.,o. y, ,un "O"N Tnsu tno
b,e,bren wouId Al. bcgp to ru.h for the Moor hnrche,
which are heavily mortragcd and have slim copgreua
ton, and nav slender salaries and arc mos, Of the ,me
An arrears II s evident to ALI who have served ON conn
mitees which have ANYTHING to do with ministerial SUP.
ply and demand IN at the ministers have not vet worked
themselves into this frame OF mind The best pIacesn
are eagerly sought after and probably will be as long as
there any them be had. The poor placcsn 90
begging. as they always will
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