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mans and help US into the eighth.n
AT Talequah, which Is In the Indian Ter
ritory. the Bapus have university in which last year
forty cheroSees and Choctaws received education.
Outside OF Baltimore there Is not one
sesustainng Baptist church in all the state Of Mary.
land This statement made by spondent OF the
Eranine and Chronicle
"A little Sunday school girl whose father
tailor said to her teacher: lean always tell when
father makes misnt for when he he gives
nts TO mother and me-"
Tho Interior complains that some Of the
ministers who send items Of church too frequently
give Information regarding themselves instead Of that
which is Of public interest in regard to religious work.
Tho efforts now on foot to induce tho
Rev. EmoyJ IIanes to resign the charge OF the Wash.
ineton Avenue Baptist Church. Brooklyn said 10 be
made by very small minority Of the congregation. His
friends say that he will stay where lie Is
"A church In the interior OF Pennsylvania
wants money and proposes to raise by fair To start
the fair the pastor asks for donations send cash. he
says, but not cash. then send anyhing that
turn into cash" Already poultry and provisions OF va
rious kinds arc arriving for the aid Of the cause.
Among the Hindoos IL was formerly tho,
case that the Brahmins the only educated people,
The law OF caste cut OFT all the others and in
comparative ignorance. Most Of the converts 10 Chris
tanity from the lower castes The indications now
are that caste breaking down. and that all to hayo
an equal chance for enjoying the advantages Of educa
ton The missionaries regard this xtrcmely hope
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weight Of their influence in favor OF Christianity the
gain to the cause OF missions will be very great
"A leading Scotch religious paper ls very
se'eie oh "e manner OF cohuueung he Ieng'ou ser-
S,Ts' u. Ino rfo'eMan' Episcopal General convention
such way as to give small part to each clergyman,
and to use as many cergymen as possible. Tho crit
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-Ihe rree Cnurch vi ocoIidhu is III soho
thing like free hgh over its methods OF praisng tho
Lord. According to the custom which has long pre-
vailed in most OF the churches Of Scotland this Church
has made use OF psalms exclusively Tho young peopo
demand change, both in the style and the volume OF
their praise material The collection which they have
been using for years contains less than two hun.
drcd psalms They want book Of hymns and psalms,
containing in all about $40 mctrcal compostiOns The
battle over the adoption or rejection OF s pooR RACES
| herceiy. IN cohhecnoh win ~ inc o'u hSh' aDou'
organs comes Inc Nehetaoie pr begg Is one oi 'ne
most earnestn his opposition TO musical instruments or
All xmas ana eSerts hnseh 70 tne utmost 10 prevent
whathe calls tho desecrauon OF the churches by organs
and by compositions whch are unhspireu' Dr' horaaus
| Bonar, who mas worid'WiGe reputation as hymh
writer one OF the principal advocates o the ihrouus
ton OF the hymn BOOK
The dissatisfied party in the Church OK
England has accepted the invitation OF the Archbishop
Of to state what reforms needed in the
and If thnr
mertisa formidable II asks tho repeal of the
Public Worship Regulation act tho dismissal OF Lord
Penzance and the declaration that ai the acts dune by
him arc void demands the abolition of Prvy Council
with the Church, and the removal from tho
House OF Lords OF supendary Bisops The release OF
Messrs Dale and Enraght from prison has greatly en-
couraged the dissatisfied party Although these gentle
out on bail there is no idea hst tney will ever
be called up for trial There was petty mistake in
techncahty in the indictment against them To make
this good the whole business of the proceedings will have
to be taken again from the beginning In the present
state Of public opinion. this would be simply impossible
The feature OF The case as now stands
sn,on, a. 10 th,,r form. A. or,nio viii nrohshiy NOR.
conduct pubc service IN any other way than IN Al for
which they were imp soned There 10 good reason to
believe IN At thew might now perform any SER
vice they might fancy without molestaon Lord Per-
| zance has h had enough.
Tho Sunday school lesson for to-day ia
anout simeon and The enid Jesus and ia written in
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and Mary as they bring the infant into the Tcmre
and taking the babe in his arms gives him tho
ton OF an old man IN words which have become part
of the nspired re The visit Of the parents OF
TO the Temple was to perform the customary ceremony
OF presenting an oe In gratitude TO God for the birth
OF the child In this case the consisted Of turtle
doves or pigeons on account Of the poverty OF those
| who pre- sented IL Simeon venerable man. who
spent much Of his time in and about Temple. lie
who had long been looking for the fuhment OF
the prophecies which had foretod the coming OF tho
Messiah In his delight at the flment Of these prophe
In the birth Of the infant Saviour he ready 10
depart from this life peace anu res, the life
We have in this lesson the bcssedness Of the
old age OF who has lived godly life. In oie n
times the benediction Of such supposed 10
carry special blessing with It, One OF the lessons
which may wisely be upon the young in
ncction that people who live fast live
and wear themselves they ought in their
prims waste themselves and cut on their happne ss;
while on tile other hand, those who by attention to
health and good preserve their faculties until
have the joy Of the sunshine Of declining years oi
3 | peace and honor.
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