The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-06-02


Simple teachable, aud mild;
Seeing only In Thy light;
Walking only in Thy might
Rev. John Berridge.
OF your gladness lend a CLEAN
Unto souls that shiger;
Blends with hopes bright rivN
Lucy LarcOm.
Faith is the only bunch of hyssop that APP
plies the blood of Christ 10 US and our spirit
ual sacrifces.-Francis Roberts.
Toledo is building a tabernacle capable of
holding 1000 people for the use of Rev. Sam
Jones, who is expected there in July.
The Catholic schools at Marion, Ca, are
supported by the public school authorities
and taught by the good Sisters Of Mercy,
Chinese boy at Pekin, connected with
one of the missions, recently repeated the
entire new Testament without missing a
word or making mistake.
wonderful evangelistic work is said to
be going on among policemen in New York
city, conducted by young Hungarian, who
is himself remarkable illustration of divine
grace.
There are to-day in India, laboring side by
side, representatives of thirteen different
sections of the church, European and Amer
lean, holding the reform faith in the Presbv-
terrain form of church government.
The Free church presbytery of Edinburg
by large majority has voted in favor of
disestablishment and disendowment They
do not wish the established church of Scot.
land, Presbyterian, to have any advantage
over them.
The Episcopal church in Canada is now
nearing It's centenary III the approaching one
hundTedth anniversary of the creation of
the bishOpric of Nova Scotia. 1t is proposed
to mark the event by the erection of a
cathedral at Halifax.
Hostess SUNDAY morning in Washington:
Is there any particular minister you would
ike to hear preach Penelope. Penelope
Visiting from BOstOn): Well, if you don't
mind, auntie, / would like TO hear one of the
foreign ministers | am quite proficient in
languages you know.
All Irish land agent has discovered that
boycOtting is set down in the Bible as one of
the marks of anarchist. Revelation xiii, 16,
Il, says: He causeth all, both small and
great, rich and poor. free and bond, that
there be given them mark in their hand or
in their forehead, and that no man might
buy or sell save he that had the mark, etc.
a David buried quick in a cave, a Daniel
in the lions den find that prayer can win its
way up to God and find audience. For the
high and lofty One-who hath the heaven
for his throne, and the earth for his foot.
stool-hath an eye to them also who are of a
poor and contrite spirit, and, therefore no
prayer useless.-George Hutchinson.
In letter addressed to his flock the Ro-
man Catholic Bishop Dwenger, of Fort
Wayne, Ind, takes occasion to speak of
labor and other societies, and gives the fol-
lowing advice: "Many labor unions and
societies are not secret societies in the same
sense as Masonic societies; yet where these
societies openly profess and demand revolu-
tionary principles, at variance with Chris
tianity, opposed to the law OF God, opposed
10 law and order, Catholics must keep aloof
from such organizations When these labor
unions resort to violence, arson, and blood
she'd Catholics must abhOr them. Every
honest man is free to belong to a good,
honest labor union or society, but no labor
union can force others to belong to them.
They have no right to prevent nOn-union
men from working. Neither can they lay
hands on property that does not belong to
them. These infdel social revolu1onists
are not true friends of the workingman."