The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-07-09
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at iu recent session, put forth doverance sgs,urf
"admring the works OF nature tho Sabbath Dayp /
1t is estimated on fairly good authority
that there millions OF boys and girls in III.
Sunday schools Of tho United States These are susl
by about one million Of teachers.
Tho Livingstone Inland Mission In Gem
trnl Africa has been employing twenty two u,iss,n
aries Eleven have recently out from Bngland
They will help with the work at the four stations on
the Congo River.
Two years ago meetings were organized
in sheed England to carry the gospel to tho working.
men Of the city They gather several thousand worh
men on Sunday afternoons and considered 10 have
accomplished great deal Of good.
Tho Presbyterian ministers OF Chicago
devoted q whole day Of discussion to the question.
" What are we to believe concerning Had O. Al the
end OF the discussion there was
the subject except that nearly all the brethren thousn
Che more was discussed the difficult 1t seemed
AT Auburn prison the custom prevailed
Of askng blessing tho meals This service reg.
ulariy performed by the chaplain, and the prisoners
reverently refraned from eating until grace was said
Tho blessing has now been dispensed with and ps-
onere fall to work the vands placed before
them 10 said by OF the dodgers at this esshA.
mont that the meals not worth saying grace foy
AT Pittsfield, Mass, there Is in &c,
Stephens Episcopal Church a ST. Andrews Guild of
boys who have made q solemn vow not TO ure any pro-
fame or indecent words Such guilds might wen -
organized in other places There great many boys
In the streets Of this city the style of whose converse
on indicates that they have taken any -
that which rests these young gentlemen of Ptsnsla
When the bread and water OF the COM
munon service are distributed In the great Mormon
temple at Salt Lake City there total absence Of thas
reverence and stiffness which observed in most
other churches during the communion time The preach
Ing and addresses go on and there IL soemnty
than whom collection 10 taken up In Q Salvation Army
meeting A number of and ia chtl
are present, who make al the noise they want 70.
"A Philadelphia pastor who recently
preached against Sunday newspapers wandered 90 far
from the path Of rigid to say thst thsss
are no Sunday papers in London. He advocated the
entire cessation Of Sunday labor In the oices af the
daies and said that the Monday edition could pre-
pared without doing any work between Saturday ME.
night and Sunday midnight lie said that he knew this
could be done, for he had filled every position papss
from eompositor to managing editor.
The circus came to an Illinois town and
announced its opening for Monday. On Sunday the
Sunday school superinte ndcnt gave MS school N
exhortaton about II, aud warned the children Of the
wickedness Of going 20 such dopraved show. Then b
told them that there children present los1
TO all what best for them this soul
destroying exhibition he would thank them rise %
tho the school might what they looked
like. Instantly all except lame girl II wa
agreed that the circus had been well advertised
There was In Boston an insurance com.
pany which took rteks the lives OF clergymen 10
method being that which ia known the cooperative
plan u worried It's allow along for nearly Ave years.
bat has been obliged to disband. One Of the ain.
culties in It's way that only the older and more
diapidaed Of the clergy any advantage In nsurna
their hves In IT, Tho younger and heartier vhe
generally considered good risks, let IL severely
alone Happily its affairs In the hands OF Discreet
and worthy mon. who managed we'll that they have
now returned 70 the contributors all the which
the deducting only n
snm for expenses, anu the paid to the families
OF two dead members 1t 10 fortunate thing for he
contributors that the company In Massachusetts
and not IN this State Had 1t been here 1t would have
gone into the banda of receiver and the contributors
would have got nothing
Next Tuesday the Summer School Of
Christian Philosophy will begin its sessions en-.
campment at Warwick Woodlands. on Greenwood Lake
Since last SIMMER the institute which holds this school
OF philosophy hs largely increased its membership and
made corresponding gain In strength and influence
| The grounds at Warwick Woodlands have been put IN
far more elegant shape than they last
n'er and are provided with comforts and conveneness
for large assembly Tho list Of lecturers includes
Of OF tho ablest and famous doctors 4
theology philosophy, and science While there Ia moth
ing IN tie syllabus OF tho lectures to minister 10 The
sensational desires Of claptrnp loving public, there
rich provision OF material for edincatou Of hoss
who seek for sound eense and solid knowledge The
| Summer SCHOOL" win continue for two weeks. The
Inc alay will hal pr.k
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