The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-25

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Teacher the elergyrsas should he an exar,,
rle b ksS fceS. q Conscientious, paiiect
daily rexsogrse1 and fsoEs hira they should
receive both inessessert ard Instruction.
The sass NAe rreeekes oaty ~ skStrsct
xcsrel : hit a polpSt eSphex, IL : the
Sosrel srplse(s ths. elsxxytaea should
rxeeeh CHRISTIAN etkScS = tie very sal
ecs u which al grsces q spirituality
yrcw, M0isrn nctsccS q the lSrsty %
he pRlpfs have wei niSA SfSrplsei the
p2Nrss u its legtsiraste tscWVr, The man
u the pttlpst Skogld BE- 5 rssn frosa srscaS
rssr. u fssll Sympathy With his feltcN~iasa,
SS& sSrezsaS " theSr txsals AMI Staa,hirx
AsSeENres, and able - fextie raen ss-sSfsst
he Temptations peculiar to every walk u
Efe> BIS rs-sshSoEs-S are sos n hall -
zUeA 2aSser cf falling iatN false theologSy
Is lnte tslse weights, sninseSitess n
VvnSes sr3 ~ sertns q unjust eos3Uet.
There w0cl6 have been fewe< Christian
men IN the psaitectizyy today Il the pGl
pit k86 succeeded IN establishing in mems
IaSrsiS q clearer Sdea u what : safe and
iswfel IN business Less SsoSSuas, more
nsorshsys The world 70 come i 10 ~
reached BY wise walking in the worli thai
row Is, In hike manner preaeheT sAould
instruct his people in political duty and in
then pcitScl danSerS The example %
Arnsrsesn elsryyn.ea in the CotcaiSl days,
shrcaSh the Rsvolutioa. and alAerwarSi.
rrSil the nsphSsie SlsSS hSi well nigh
sRfoessed the pulpit Is inssrrcsiVe- Mn
listers N New England were the ecnrSslerS
* the magistrates, They wsre expected
to tsSeh the people EhSt wero their polltl-
esd duties Is, before them, IN England the
tNrrStSn clergy kSd aided II establishing
civil hbeTsy upon religious foundations,
TU-dSy the pulpit Is reSsininS Its old Am
srican tone. In single instances II may
work k1-rEs hut no harm Of icCheious men
can be halt 80 harmful As pulpit without
9 message 10 eOrznCn people about Them
daily duties, their common temptations,
and above all. without i word Of inSsrue-
ton 30 men a. citizens fulfilling their sub
! Erse dItiss 10 the laws, 10 the nSSiSuScy
ard 70 shs policy cf this great nation. l.
: ohiecked that practical union II
chareh and State Is likely So result from
ueddfnS ministers. No m0re thSn hOr,
NEEDING lawyers. SuasJtihuS doctors,
neddhnS schoelmSsters. On the other
hand the yery way 10 induce the evils
1 fs1red Is BY erecting INTO q p-iyilsSed class
men who assume 10 be too holy to NEEDLE
I with affairs that belong 10 common cit
zens Il nay be said that the minister
his an unfair advantage, thst his ar,tisncs
earRnck reply; that he san exert 4 partisan
influence which viii offend divide am
4 b<s1k up church. al this i quite true
hus Il cc1ld Only happen TO one without
Sian. prudence or tact. IL Is an Srguuen
| sgzfnss the nfspsrfu-IaSnee OF duty. GnS
not against the imperative duty II the cler
syr1n walls til sides are taken. TIL mem
passions are aroused end then SsSaik or de
| fendS he VIII show az utter want 81 com
non sense. He must instruct his peopl
IN the duty Of citizssrs, Is part Oi hl
1 yearly task; he must educate them 10
conscience N all political action; he mus
exalt the duties q patriotism; he mus
make distinction between guod men an,
bad long before hot and turbulent time
arise. Is I general thing. instruction
from the pulpit upon political duty sh0uli
not be given on the eve Of an election
When TIE lines are drawn and the.ai
Is lard and turrii the pulpit SheRli b
silent and the clergyman should exert hi
influence through some other channel
Henry Word Bssrdsr
The P1gslsEr Stiaes Nscs says that th
; agreeable beverage known Is champaign
+, according to a French recipe, made i
follows Take sixty gallons Of watsS: Gd
I forty pounds Of sIrSsr cut IN small piece
ind gently boil for half an hour. earsfull
removing any huSh that may arise. Coz
the EQuor * quickly Is possible. an
when II blood hest 100 deg, F. add MN
pounds Of raiSins chopped hRs, and tn
JUICE OF SIX dozen oranges and siI doZe
: lemons. Allow the liquor to fsrusnt. an
| after standing i month It may be bottle
: N the usual manner II desired the gir
: ger may be omitted and the number {
: oranges increased to eighteen dozen
The craving dock, which was formal
: opened II ST. Johns. n F., on the lot
ultnn, L said TO Be the largest dry-dne
N the world It / coo feet long at ID
top and SIS upon the line Of keel blocLn-
IEs Lrsadth Is 132 feet at the widest psl
: | and $ feet at the entrance The drsugl
; Of wafer over the ggtesil Is % feet
high water. Il l. built Of wood and co
Z $4,000 The contractors who eunsrue
] 81 L have leased It frun the Guysrumsr
; fJr term OF ten years at an annual rsI
E tsl Of SI5,00l or $4,000 less than the 81
} u1I interest on the cost Of building.
s / believed however. that after ten YEA
Z Il vii be selfsupportIng