The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-03-31
RELIGIOUS, INTELLIGENCE, AND
INCIDENT.

Is Christ in us? be ours the glorious dover,
TOsh0w the Saviour shining IN our face,
And, through our eyes forth-putting his sweet
To help the weak and hayward with his grace;
Oh let not sin in US those windows dim,
Through which the woild might catch some
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Do not pray for crutches, but for wings.
Phillips Brooks.
Thanksgiving makes our prayers bold and
strong and sweet; feeds and enkindles them
as with Goals of fire.-Luther.
In the cross may be seen the concentration
of eternal thought, the focus of infinite pur-
pose, the outcome of illimitable wisdom.
-Spurgeon.
We ought not to acquiesce in the shadows
which are only around us because we do
not hear, or hearing do not heed, Gods call
into the sunshine.-F. II. Havergal.
An English clergyman, the Re ". Freeman
Wills vicar of ST. Agathas, Finsbury av-
enue, has set going three butcher shops in
London to supply the poor with good and
wholesome meat at reasonable prices.
West-side youngster climbed up on a
char to the telephone, where he was over
heard as follows: "Ello, 'ello; peas div me
hebbn. 'Ello, hebbin, / want to taut to
David. 'Ello, David, peas make my mamma
we'll"
marked the young gentleman's Sunday
school teacher. ut isn't correct" well. [
don't care, it's in the Bible" exclaimed
Johnny. Isaiah fourteen, eight: Yea, the
fir trees rejoice at thee, and the cedars of Leb-
anon. saying since thou art laid down no fell
Ter is come up against US "
Hello. John. Do you go to Sunday
school2'' asked an Oakland gentleman as be
net Chinaman one Sunday morning ME
60 alice time Sunday-school. do you like
it?'' "Allee samee you. Me got good teachee;
me washee for her, stealea skirt, stealee
stockings; she no sabee. Slunday-schOol
scholar no stealee; sabee"
A little Baptist chuach in Missouri, though
few in numbers as to membership, and by
no means DISTINGUISHED for the wealth OF its
members, has pledged itself to support ma.
tive preacher among the Telugus in India.
1t has services only on alternate Sundays.
At each service two collections are taken up
-one for its own pastor and one for the
Telugu man.
The oldest Episcopal church in this couu-
try-that in Williamsburg, Va which con-
tains the font in which POcahontas was
baptized, and which had among its cOmmu-
cants George and Martha Washington, is
reI Orttd to be sadly out of repair. If all who
claim to be descendants of PocahOntas would
contribute toward its renovation it would be
biAO hOob lAbC4olil ChNOnNN NhuAOh III IhC
country.
There is trouble in Macon, Mo. The Rev.
Mr. James, Baptist rev.valist. in a recent
sermon attacked Catholics, Jews aud Episco-
palians with more zeal than discretion. In
reply, Father Cahill, the Catholic pastor of
Macon, accused the Baptist brother of whole
sale lying, aud called him a lunatic, fanatic,
and mountebank. As each minister has his
circle of faithful followers, the outcome is
awaited with interest.
Mrs. Maggie Van Colt, the evangelist. is
now conducting a series of meetings in Den
yer. To reporter of that city she recently
said that during the past seven years she has
delivered 1878 sermons conducted 1904
meetings, SAG hours in churches. written
$3.50 religious letters, brought II, co. seekers
to the altar, Travelled II ,270 miles, received
1880 converts on probation and baptized
Lose persons. She was born in this city i'll
1880.
TIE Baptists of Georgia are rejoicing over
their capture of Chief justice o. A. Lochrane,
for years an Episcopalian. He is an active
Prohibitionisl, and was therefore thrown
much in the society of the Rev. J. B. Haw-
thorne, a Baptist pulpit orator of local fame.
After the election which resulted in thor
ough victory for the Prohibitiouists the
preacher went with the Judge to his home,
where wine casks and bottles were rolled out
to the streets and emptied. In few DAYS
Judge Lochrane will be immersed.