Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

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gives
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k4sshs~ xxvsii. - -. &c ys Issrsiore and
ss&cA a.. @aaac1ss eaFxlz-AE tAszE - IA a@las
u ths FaEGer. <ad ~ tAs Scn, sna y Tie
Eely Ghost. stc. Lookirg tbs e&na22Ats
sQ1szsly n tAs tzess DE-. I@lAS<s sAid' IA
ths hsst0rsc rver. ~aiso parted Ehres Nl-ss
% lsx Gods peep1s pAss cry s1o2. u ~nle1
SzzU2a planzsd seven tlzsss for ne@4l2g
from dirs disease, s14 fron sAs sshks q
which Ehjsh sscsnasd Ia eqaip2ge q IRE
aad II salca Chris< s4s baptized. snd "nAca
fer agss k2s bs~n tas syGabol u tAs aisislon
o~tween ssFta aud 6saTsa, b@Ptizs thee
Then, taking the eandid4ss by she eAnd, hs
ed him lEto ths ~st.s. Rs1eAlag tie sata-
cient dspsh. he laaAns1sed hin tArss ssp~rsLs
rimsz, rsgestiag the usual formula: In tie
mans q ths Father and Of the S0n and Of ths
Hoiy Ghost, after which he pr0noUneea the
Dr.. Tslnags sAid: .'As TIE ordinAsos vas ob-
served uaasr ths dirsetloa Of No particular
denomination CT Chrisrlsns. and no particular
churca could be responsible for il. feei It
nv duty u report sAst dli 10 the church
universal"
After ths ceremony. and VIXEN Dr.. Tai
mage sad Dir. Houston had resumed sheir
usual attire, the latter went 10 DR.. Talmsgs
and thanked him for soceding 70 his request;
and said, reyerently, thai 10 would be a
blessed and hzilowing memory with hin 80
long ss he lived. DR. Ialmsgs took out bis note
book and wrote baptisnal eertiacats. stat
| ing the time sAd place Of the administration Of
the rite, whioa 40 handed 70 Ar. Houston.
Concerning the young man who was thus
baptiEed, The News. Of New Haven, Conn.
says that last summer he was under the tai
ton Of Professor VI. W. Haskell Of that city,
making a special study Of New testament
Greek. with the inteation Of entering Yale
university, bu. bad deferred entering for
time. A deeply interested work Of art, "one
Of the most tnterestln. that il had eyei been
the writer's coed fortune 70 see" designed
and executed by Mr. Houston, was ia October,
1859, on exhibition in the Yale reading room.
The News SAWS: MIR Houston has also
patented an Educational Model or the Uni
verse, which presents very ingenious methods
OF illustrating the movements Of the human
body, and also mnterial Illustrations OF men
tai and moral truth. Too model Is now at
the Northwestern university, in Chicago.
HIS invention for illustrating the movements
and positions OF the planets Of our solar sys-
tenn IS very ingenious
In the same mechanism are represented
heavenly plane, terrestrial plane, spirit
usl plane, vicious plane, a plane of art. a
commercial plane and q portion Of celestial
plane exterior to a portion Of the solar sys-
TEN. Er-President Porter is greatly inter-
eSted in his mechanism for representing the
free action Of the will and other mental and
moral truth. Professor Thayer, Of the How
ard Divinity school, has also shown great
interest in the work. When in England Pro-
fessor Drummond and many Of the English
scholars became interested in his work"