The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-01-03

OnlIlk u u vi ODhCb. OuI DTItI uO-
tice can he given of the servicss ves-
terday at the various churches of our
citv hesides the usuaI weekly aermo,
svnonsis renresentino some one of the
houses Of worship.
AT the Episcopal church the morn
ing sermon by the rector, Rev. Mr..
Seymour, was appropriate to the New
Year, while in his evening service he
directed his remarks particularly to
young men.
The morning service at the Congre-
gregational church was one of CON-
munion. The evening discourse was
devoted to Renewed Conservation"
the subject selected by the evangelical
alliance for h first night of the week
of prayer.
Rev. j. Y. Cowhick delivered to his
congregation a fitting discourse for the
first morning in the New Year, and In
the evening treated the subject of RE
newed Conservation" AS usual the
reading room, temporarily occupied by
his congregation pending the construc-
ton of the new church, was more than
too small for their comfortable accom-
mediation.
The first meeting of the week of
prayer at the NJ. E, church. last even
ing, was largely attended by members
of the church and II was
conducted on old style Methodist prin-
ciples. and the entbus,asm of the
preacher and people alike was nm
bounded. A revival ia anticipated To
be the speedy outcome.
preach,n, nj tb. con,rooo,;ono,
cbnroh n. r;ob, a, 7.ao o,olonL so,,ou,oa
hv sacred worsbin Trosdav HILL
;a,ion and nrayor on aooonn+ ~ inai
vidual soc;oI ond no,io,.I s;ne psaIn.
lila. Iool o.,o 10 prov 90 10 NJ
that covara,h his a;ns a,au ~,
Int whose copfessetb and forsaketh
them shall have marcy An mr.. cor
dially invited to attend these meetings.
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u.oo,oa - ,.,i,h -.
oa,;on ON Inc. - s.-t.
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,ex,. "uow I'LL nm, +haa 49, 49,
childran md o,,a thaaa nIaaaa,, "a
n ,oodIv bar,,o,a ~ ~ 49,.
tions2 and 7 said thon o,aI, all W.
Nv Father. aud shalt not ,rrn go
from me - Laramiab 40
After n brief statemsnt NJ ths cond,-
tion of the Laws Of ,ha go a.
nrohphst thps aadrssses thau ona hia
relation tn Him IA a,so the anthori,v
under which be snoka Tho nraoohar
stated that while the mc,ltie s,r
rounding the race were in soma senss
different In different stagea of ito rro
oress the first cause of tha discrl-
ties were the sams and the m.pner of
ovarcom;,, than tho u l., d.,
nri,,cipI.s Tho Iows roia.,aa Ca 90
thar Father md LEADER and woro urooL
ed as n nation and be~arthroken 40 ,ndi-
viduaIs The oreat d.noer of 70 10,
to the vontb ia that of f-ollow;ns Tho
crude theories of men or in hecomina
b~ewilderea with tho mvr;aas of thsor,as
nresertad hv no MANY diffarap, mar ,n
AN attempt tn account for copditions
and manifestation of Soc;.,v Thara
never was a time when 90 many divarso
and its Mace in time and its ralation.
IN evervthipg and aos,ino ahou, ond
being uroiected from minds of diear.
emf caIlihsr and ~stapdnoints and nar-
sonal e.periancs than NOW Ana
thsrs navar WA TINA vho, tha noso'
es of man ,ouchad mud FOL, the inar-
ence of the different schools NJ tboroht
ma now parb,ps not ono Il, n ,hons
and on, .p,Ivza or roc, tho ,haor;os
which inausnce them. NEVERTHELESS
thev distr,n fro, and h.w,Ldar ,bar
Mankind seems n great nursery Of chill
dren osLin, ,usstions This 10 Tho
cb.ractar,stic If onr .ga TIiro ,hio
am nrona of this .ea Tor his sc;enco
n~b;,asonhv.art ara lin oraat strides
yhiia o,es,io,a which h.va nav.r haan
arc asked ohon, than and
answerad Rut like chiIdra, thav asL
on.s,io,s ,hat have haa, answarad hv
m. .x,aria,ca 10 tho x,orld In tha
moral md sniritral dom.;n 90 ,honr,.