New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-08
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-fWashin gton Critic,

An nneccesiasticai and broad MINDED clergyman
whom we WILL call smith was walking down DF""i'
way the other day in company with friend whom va
will call Jones Pretty they met an acquaintance
NJ Jone who presented his clerical companion in thesa
words. Let me introduce YOU 10 my friend the Rev.
Mr. Smith who. a. you may infer makes divinity
his speciality" Pardon me for making CORRECTION
said Mr. Smith laughing. but If make specially
Of ANYTHING IL is humanity rather than dl'ihIV'
This answer shows the very marked line OF cleavage
between the old and the new school OF clergy men.
The former thought much of the attributes Of 6od
that they had little time think of man while tho
latter nav 50 much attention TO man that they have
little room in their system for abstract speculauon'
about God
uab vo' got any medicine dat viii purify do
Yes. We keep this sarsspsrilla. at 81 bottle 10
purites the blood and clears the compieAon; L., n
c.rts less To- de Dlcod dom keer about the COM
pleAion .'-(Liie'
In a certain college In which the attendance on
prsycrs is optional the number of students VINO
attend is relatively greater than the number OF pro-
tessors.
THE BRIDES THOUGHT
shall tell YOU. dear what Thought OF when
The ring was on aud the prayer was shd =
CThey we've safe in their flying carriage theh-
TWO lovers just Lcwly wcd')
Not OF peace that ended fear.
Not OF years we hope TO know, ,..
But | only thought on, forgive ine' He''
OF the man who loved me So
.yor, friend who stood by my bridesmaids side
A. thr affairs rang-0ur chosen Two.
lie had lonsrd 81 dearly TO can me otlde'
But darling You never hnc"'
and only thought how il seemed to HIM
The offered Vows and the glad replies .,
And somehow the lighted church looked dlm
rl,ough the tears that FILED my eyes
rhsr laughing lightly, thus answered he:
very ,anse how wv, s"ese 6 5Sns %,t Gec %c
thOucnt OF her.'
b"' Madeline :. Bridges in judge.
c,crrvmon SAYS that most Of the Canadian money
,o,,nd in the church collections is contributed b
ran,ients.
good story is told Of the former steward o. ths
,.aps spo Jonrnalst Club. which goo, to prove that
Eonmot OF the nature Of TINS one belongs neither 70
ra crccd Grade nor training. \ company OF news,
nancr men one night came into the club Just after .
larger party had been there ana had Sstsa NS yec
uw and almost tearfully announced that there was
nothing left in the arder. one of the later callers II
for goodness sake, have YOU any cheese ef
Nothing. gentlemen with solemn shake OF '"'
| head :. is lett but the debris
Te augh that went up astonished the unconselous
Minister. who until now. possibly, did not understands
| tt-(Phadelphia inquirer
Members Of the Reformed Presbyterian Church ha'e
conscientious scruples against voting, because Goa
not mentioned In the Constitution Of the United States
II may be desirable 20 have recognition Of u'o
| Deity In the Constitution on that question: nov
! ever good men will differ But IL would not w W.
sirable for majority Of the citizens OF TINS county
10 adopt the views OF the Reformed Presbl ter'"n
| Church this question.
Anxious Father-And could you support my
daughter. sir
| STUDENT have two strong arms.
Anxious Father-But can they support hcr
| Student-Thcy have often. sir.-(The IuitoIan
| "Why, my dear, you had party last hon,r;
How often do you wish 10 entertain your nenu,
This is not to entertain my friends, but " snus
my enemies. I'll Iouston Pool.