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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
TIE yYIy YORK JUVENILE SOCIETY AGAIN.

The Charity Organization Society fccls mat its
duty to It's members and 70 the community require
that Il should gre ne public rnewed waning
against the New.York Jnv.nne Society. Although that
society has twice bcen Officially unfavorsbly reported
npon BY the state Board OF Charities. and Its opera
tons have often boon eIposed In the daily papers
II continues upon the gifts Of tbss who DO not Eno"
or have forgotten its notorious record. In spit,
Of The fact that reputable men have been in
duced 10 lend their 20 tbs scheme ~ the well
known ID. F. Robertson the Charity Organization
society fully believes that the New-York Juvenile
Guardian Society Is entirely unworthy OF the conf
dence and support of the community. The circulars
which issues misleading. and its active work Is
In Ind hands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
COURT CALENDARS TOR TO-DAY.

o SDFf% ns& 5ss S9Es a. Ps "a 3 rJ
supreme Court~Chombefs~ lngriihSm, J-cour,
opens a. 10 80 M Motion caleadar called at IL IN.
= DySrse So and Fact Sos. S 30 a;'f sso
sd iiS5. !!cc52 @ Ssf l5 aii u.s.: i liS. III
2 0 SSs 2iSg si9l 2ES 221l 231 100 267
lay ;d SS e@d asg! Sex az 9Oc iSs 1870 1850
Circuit tOHTt-i%rt before TraaS J~taas uses to be
Circuit coSrtnr.1t iIBetore Parker. J-causes to be
circuit tour! ilI~Detore Lawrence Mos 1901
1872 ooa 3'S ,d l9f ,oo ~ o iGls 46s 1886 900
Circuit GoufIiart lN.Be'ore Beach J-Csuses to be
Ggd1sleeye and MeAdam' jJ.Nos. l. g. s. H. ia IS Is,
supc,ior Court-special Term-Ectorr Dugro. Mos
superior cOurturr@l rsr%-Psn !-Bs!ors sedsveh
superior coafs-Triai r-rm-part II-BetOre Glider.
superior CourIIria Tcrn-Par III-Adlourncd fer tn.
Superior Court-EquIty Term-Adiourned until Decem.
so contested win Richard J. CLARKE, 10 80
a. M 30. S@s contested win Of Eugene Parker 10 80
Wills Of Li,s llaue Mary L. ,'orseon, Fankn j. wall
Martha ). Buich. at 10 a. m; Thomas !; Brown Annie
N N@'T' az a: 10 C 20 a. m. ~
Common rlras-Equity 1erm-befOre BOOk'tavcr j.
J-Yo1 81 $40 90 SIS rs, o. all 7!S, SO, SOL
49, 81 922, 7si, od5, .s7. 372. SOS, 90:
to r be- sent from i rsr for s p'ly
c,s%s . +. BE- cnt from Part for ra L'0's f''0r
CAV ,ourt-Npecial Ierm-l!cr"rc Newbur2er' -
Motions. -
div Court-Iria Tcrm-pat I-ucfor, Van wyck i
Nos, o. 80, $40, 6il, 1871; 80, sn3 "a go
$40. s7i 1866. sie: 1895. 1886. 1893 ss1, sso l2te.
tity VGomt-Trai Tsrn.Tart II-Betore Ehreh /.
Nos 1928. iol; 1868 1904 or soi osI 1913
Ci.y C,nrtTo ,rm-part lIIalefore. Necoal,thy !.
-oy on6 500 OPS 99j o10, 1901 $40 2i9, GO
III aGj 37i 49,. 1879. 7oG. sSS. $40 37S go. b.
76G COS 9s6. ~, -,
tity Court-Trial Term-part Iy-Beiore titz,immens
J-Short causns-Nos. @ii 1871, 2CSn 1891, 2lol
3li5 aios oo7i 1892 a.i1 $40. 2oi7. 1898. 21s3
100. ESQ 22GS, 1861.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
DR. BIRCH SPEAKS ALL DAY.
TONG ARGUMENT AGAINST DR. BRIGGS

.pR,yING THE BIBLE AND THE PRESBYTERIAN
STANDARDS AGAINST THE IN
AUGyRAL ADDRESS.
Although it is said thnt strictly As'n.ns IN
T.. brought before the Preebytery whi'e w.
priogs and the Prosecuting Committee are en.
raoed in their argument regarding the heiosS %
che Uuion Seminary professor, 1t must " re.
,a,od AZ an historical fact that nearly a haii
80 +be entire session yesterday AFTERNOON was
,o,,ep I'm with side issues. When the roil was
o@nsd the Rev. Vincent PiselS. of the bohemian
Chnrcs who: with two other ministers was
sronped on Monday for non-attendance aurins ="
norf Of the trial, desired to have his name re-
enrolled. .. .s~fo;.
Or w. w. Atterbury in the interest OF lair
n,a, had taken the ground on Monday that II
ho Pew Mr. Lestrade were excluded from YAK
;n~ mart and the Moderator decided that all
,be brethren were on the same footing nc snoulo
o,ioct 70 the Others that the decision oil the
Moderator might BE- sustained Yesterday he WIN
dro,v bis objection in the case OF MI flSek ana
nv Iewett. In the conversation that followed
,hs Rev. Mr.. Arreshi asked to be excused 10
aoy ond tomorrow, having been calB away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
CREDITORS FIND THE IsTOCKs GONE.

Deputy Sheriff Mnlvaney yesterday received an
execution for 1903 against sydney W. Zelmer'
dealer In artificial flowers and feathers. I'm favor OF
$ Zeimcr and Fcdstcin. when the Sheriff arrived
there he found that nearly all the stock had been r.
moved. but the counters and safe left. Even
the stove pipes had been taken out ~ the wall leav-
ing a hot stove with the fire still burning in II.
Creditors OF S. Hamburger & Co., dealers In MILL
merry goods at 40. 944 Third ave-, under the styI"
Palace OF Fashion," were surprised yesterday to
learn that all the stock had been removed from the
store and only the fixtures and show remained.
Two judgments for 22.Ji7 have been entered aQanSt
them but other creditors called M the ~heIiR's Office
Yesterday TO sec what could be done with their claims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
BUSINESS IN THE SUPREME comm

WASHINGTON Dec. 6.-The Supreme Court TO-DAY
transacted the following business:
No. 6G-Charles +. Brush Of al snn.r.r,s ,
'onli oven; ct nj Dismissed with costs Ne'
70 20 me Commercial National Bank OF Pennsyl.
enl h aPp~4ant agt David Armstrong receiver etc
anu NO. ,'-Dav1d Armstrong receiver etc apne,.
idii'' hgt IN" Commercial National Bank OF Pennsyl
Vapla Argument continued - ''
40. t-JOhn Mitchell, administrator, etc. plain Tiff
III error agt tho New Ork. Lake Elfe and ~ steri
hnlroau ''uphhy. Argument begun. The Court d..
clined to hear further argument
NO. 'O-John T. Lytle, appellant. agt. the town o,
Lansing. Argument began.
Adjourned until TOMORROW. The day call viii no
Nos. 20, 90 81. 81, -, -, -, es. 50 and 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
SALE OF CHURCH TrRYTTTRE.
HNIsI UT v L'V It'll = 7'E'' II '''1'
The hIyriture Of the German Evangelical Chur

me HThiturc OF u' "e'""" '-'""s'"''
OF Yorkvill. At Nos. go and al East Eighty fourth
81 was old at auction yesterday by Louis Leu
huschcr under foreclosure 81 chattcl mortgage OF
50 600 held by Ludwig Goebel. There were about
a dozen men present. The lots brought the follow
ing prices: Pulpit, Soj; ~ pews. $ll each; ~
.chooroom desks. 81 30: 90 settecs So each :;
carpets 800 so: refectOs and visible gas fixtures.
s7j; blackboard. 80 cents. The total amount wac
ssG3 80. After the sale william Fernschild. the we'll
known builder. said he had bought everything and
that he had also bought the church building. The
bndlng was ~old at foreclosure for 100000 II was
sold 10 tho Philadelphia savings Fund Society, which,
held tho mortgage. Mr.. Fernschlh said he would let
the church and furniture remain rs II Is. n II was
his dcir- 10 keep up the church for tue benefit
OF tho ncghborhOod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
CoyerDERIv0 CUSTOMS DISPUTE.

John ". ComstOck. ch'sf OF the Customs Bureau nj
Washington was in Eew.York yesterday, consulting
with the local authorities concerning The ACCESSIBILITY
OF modifying Money Department Circular No. 10
which IL founded decisions OF the Board OF General
Appraisers nos COZ and $780, relative TO the price
on invoices. Importers have been giving prices on
invoices. and then making statements that they IN
clnded certain duable and nonutiablc charges. snch
ms Insurance freight lightcragc and inland transit ana
asking that the dutiablr charges be deducted III
iIa appraised. This not allowed by IN" Holri
and tho Department ordered the uppaIsals the lnll
statement OF the invoice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
THE STATE CANALS CLOSED.

Albany, Dec GpeciaD.-The State canals were
closed at noon to-day by order OF superintendent
Hannah. II his intention TO Keep this cnd OF
bo Erie Canal opcn so that the few boats still bound
for tidewater might get through but The ice was 50
.savy that 1t was found impossible to do So The
state tug Murphy sank yesterday at Pttersonvle ana
the canaIboat Nellie c. Jacobs with cargo OF lumber
went 10 the bottom mt SPEAKERS To-Day. The boa's
caught In the canals are; At schenectady william
Salvage and Brlte, loaded with wheat; Lewis V. sher
mon harley: Charles b. Cook and F. VI. Alleyton,
oaas: A. NJ. Hoyt, SALT Henry X. James and john
Campbell naxsecd; Leroy, Cloic. b. Mangin, d. HUNT
LLOYD Baker and James A. Null lumber. At Min
denvle. S. C. Waterman, f. J. Fdly, Lutz HrotherS
A. Co. H. B. Joslin and il. l.. Spanding loaded Win
wheat: a. II. Ierk, lumber ". Walls ~ son, Louchs
A. Peck (sunD, barley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
STATE SENATOR CANTOR CALLED A LIAR.

Meyer Hecht secured verde. for $1,000 against
Edward Branders from Chief Justice Ehrch In the
city Court yesterday :or breach OF contract, Justice
Ehrch directing Jury to return Q verdict for that
amount. Hscht had . contract with Brandors to
serve for ve years salesman, and the forfeit In
OF breach by either was placed at $1,000. the
amount OF judgment. One OF the witnesses for the
defence was George Hastings and in answer to
questions By his counsel, william r. Brouk he said
that Hecht had bet him $50 So that the would
never go TO q Jury because his counsel State
Jacob A. Cantor, whs Rad made nearly all the
judges OF the City Cour-. Justice Enrich cut short
the proceedings. and directed the jury to return a
verdict for the plaintiff lie then called Mr.. BRONX
before him and censured him for introducing such
testimony. Az Hastings lott the stand senator
Cantor accused him OF perjury, and Hastings replied
by calling Senator Cantor liar. The occurrence
made sensation. Chief Justice Ehrllch said after
ward that he did not allow the affair TO influence his
course in dealing with the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
nETI THETA Pr MEN 10 DINE.

The Ncw-Ymlr City Alumni Clnb Of the Beta
Theta ri Fraternity Win have a dinner AT the Hotel
Marlborough on Monday evening. December Il. The
guest OF the evening will be the Rev. DR.. William c.
Young the president Of Centre College and the
moderator Of the Presbyterian General Assembly OF
1889. The committee In charge consists OF the Rev.
Dr. George W. F. Birch John /. Covlngton William
RAYMOND Baird, f.. II. MeS~itcr and Albion VI. Dyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
THE METAL Trades TO HELP TIE HOSPITALS

A meeting Of the leading representatives, OF the
iron steel and metal trades held yesterday In the
Office Of A. II. whitney & Co.. Columbia Building u"
organize auxiliary to the Hospital saturday ana
sunday Association. The following officers were
elected: A. r. Whitney PRESIDENT william Bispham
Of william II. Wallace a Co., vice pre- -dcnt; G. W.
ogden, OF ogden Wallace, secretary: d. y. NoNbit,
Of \. Il. whitney CO., treasurer. The auxiliary
Will Issue appeal to the iac, asking for ccntrbn
lions for the general fund OF tho Hospital saturday
and sunday Association, TO BE- divided among tho
hospitals OF the Association the basis Of the free
work done BY each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
THE ARMOUR co. SUING A FORMER CASHIER.

S. b. Armour and others composing the Armour
Packing Company have begun action In the Supreme
Court against Charles q. sinclair to recover money
belonging to the company, which they declare he ap
proprlaed. Sinclair the cashier of the company
at It's New York Ofice in the Manhattan Market. IL
Is said he spccuatcd and lost 81 900 of the company
money He left the employ Of the company on No
vember ls and has since been living as George II.
saIdprsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
THE MURRiY HILL BANK NOT INTERESTED.

In the published reports Of the work OF the com
Mite, Of brndodcrS who investigating the affairs
OF the ID. q. Yucngling. jr, Brewing Company.
John Weber hns been spoken of as representing
the Murray IIill Bank. Mr.. Weber 10 q director Of
the bank not It's president. and IS member OF
the bondhodcrs' committee entirely I'm his personal
interest. WIhm \. Darling. the president. says
that IN" bank has never had any dealings whatever
with the lurnsling Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
PROPERTY OWNERS CONDEMN Law.

Tho Property owners Association Of one hundrednnd
sixty seventh Street and It's Vicinity held large ana
enthusiastic meeting on saturday evening. at No. LAG
st,bbins-avc. The present law which prevents the
openng OF streets above the Harlem River which are
more than mile long condemned rs detrimental
TO the Interests Of the citizens Of the Twentythird and
Twenty fourth wards and that while II has served
,s purpo,c has Outlived is usefulness and shond b"
repealed or amended 10 facilitate the work OF
IL lan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
[ PIFiEEN rElR-OI GEL BrRGLlR.

buffalo. Dec Clara Lewis, the hn""n-year old
girl who robbed the house of the Rev. T. *. Chase
four times while The family were ut church, was
today 10 the state Industrial school AZ Rochester
she had a skeleton KEY. with which she un0cked the
hack door of the house. She also committed tlcfts
at other houses I'm similar manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07

"whosoever strikes out the exception which In
sugural Address In James Martneau The
Master unus bears witness the truth OF Charge /.
II a company who magnned the Church-the
devotees OF Rltualisntbst the Apostle Paul spoke when
bo said Galatians 81. 'As sid before say now
again II preach otaer Gospel unto you IMAM
that We received let him accursed" 1t needs no
argument, exposition illustration OF mine to add 70
The power end soemnity Of fact that in this teHt
the finger Of God touches The Inauguais doctrine (set
birth In specifications and ~ Of the hreefold source
Of divine authority end writes upon IL "anstherna
FOUR BIBLE WITNESSES SUMMONED.
DR.. Birch, in closing his examination OF Scrip
ture on this charge, summoned four Biole WIZ
| ncsses TO show the relation Of the Bible, the
Church and the Reason. They were the Ethlo-
plan eunuch, Cornelius the centurion the screams
and Apoos. He called the attention OF the COURT
in examining Charge II. to the confessional clt'-
tons where the Church appears not as fountain
Of divine authority, but as a receiver, preserVer
and propagation of that which flows from the
Scripture the fountain of divine authority. lie
added
challenge the Inaugural statement that the average
opinion Of tn. Ch!stin world would not assign MN
(SpurVcon} higher pace in the Kingdom oi "ou "'
Cardinal Newman. | believe that volc" the sentiment
Of the average Christian world when that thin.
that he ha, higher place in the Kingdom Of ''ol hai
Cardinal Newman believe voice the sentiment OF uo
average Christian world when say that Sur2eon fonHht
good fight. waued good wariore, when he hoiu'hV
according to the Inaugural the Protestant position az
sailed the Church the Reason the inieess OF the
authority OF Scripture.
scep,ic.m and creduity been cOed twin sisters
Charges and III have shown that Or. Briggs has attacKeu
the authority o. the Bible in tho interest OF TIE Reason
and the Church exhibited In the sccpcm OF Marheau
and credulltv OF Newman. having attacked inc ou
thorty OF the bible wlo escape from that mpnghmeh'
OF It's tru.tworthncss which is made the ground OF
] Charge Ill.
Charge III-whh teaching that errors NAV have eS>tn
In the original text Of y! scripture as II came from
tic .utbor. which is contrary TO the essential doctrine
taught in the Holy Scripture and in the Standards Of dc
said Church. tina. Scripture is the "ora OF COG
written Immediately inspired. AID the rule OF id'h oho
| practice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07

peaainc Railroad system, Lehigh Valley Division
IN nd after sunday, December A. will run through
TnIlman sleepcrs New-York TO Toronto leaving loot
~ Liberty st. at 80 y. daily, except naluIuhy
Rnnninc daily via the Lake Line 10 Geneva Rochester
Jnnction Batavia, Suspension Bridge bunaio ana
intsrmediate points. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07

North Shore Limited via New-iorh Central-best
afternoon train for Chicago. .;s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
TIE CONCEPT OF HOLY SCRIPTURE.

The Bible as Gods book teaches mat the cohcep'
,,ht the word In manifest It IS an unknown quantity
a lamp without light, messenger Without message
What would know OF Shakespearcs concept WITHOUT
his iupershable sentncesi or Edmund Burkes con
cept without his polished periodsi "hae "ou'u We
know OF Bibles concept OF mans fallen condition II
~ vera not for the story Of land Is no cunnngy
devised fable ether OF Sinai Of bethlehem ana OF Cal
varyY What would we Of the Bible concept OF
faith repentance II IL were not Tor The histories OF
which the eleventh chapter OF the Epstc 10 the Hebrews
e. on epitome II IL were not for what the Bible cells
circumstantiaIly Of the impenitent ahcdiluvlahs OF
righteous Noah faithful Abraham wrestling Jacob, pen.
tent David restored Peter1 The Bible concept on the
completeness Of salvation appears "a II writes down
mat las, shout from the victorious cross, 1T l. fin
shed" concept Of the welcome which the father VIII
give 70 returning sinner appears in the Parable OF The
Prodlg1l Son
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
WHAT THE SCRIPTURES AFFIRM.

Or Birch affirmed that the Scripture affirmed
the authenticity, the letter, the inspiration, the
inerranoy the infallibility, the unity, tho accu-
raoy, tire truthfulness OF Gods Word written Inc
language not only of the law, but of the messages
of the prophets, is emphasized In Zachariah All
Yea they made their hearts as an adam9ht stone
lest they should hear the Lord and the words
which the Lord of Hosts hath sent III ms spirit
by the former prophets; therefore came great
wrath from the Lord Of Hosts After calling
attrntion of the Court the fact that the specl-
Acatiou under Charge III, if it means anything
shows that the scholarly critics OF Chrlsts day
did no more with their tradition than som" modern
scholors II have seen roll in book entitled
Tho Bible the Church and the Reason, when
contains l45 names do with the Higher Criticism
as represepted by the Inaugural he continued:
I,oced the speciAcaton shows that this Higher Crit
ktsn u,,e precisely the processes which 'hrIso
rebukes IN the citation from Mark VII. making hc Nora
n Cod o. none eject" The Inaugural its' teaches that
the borht OF On inerrant original teAt is sheer aSup
ton Oh which mind can rest VIII certainty ae
olees that IL ervnt Original text d"-toS> ur au"o'V
Of the bible IL ALREADY destroyed for historians rdj-
cu,.. thu tte,ry OF An nerrant Bible "a ghost q
madam evsneIialnn frghrn chldreh; asserts uiAt
historical criticism actually points out errors observes
.ba. ,hes, errors are ell the crcunstanuss and not
In the and suspeni' the fact OF cds pIo'i
dentia, superintendent. IS authors may 0e.
In Wow Of the Bible and Standards this court cen
do nothing els, than relegate this Higher Crltclfn 70
,ha. tradition classified by CHRIS, making the VOID o.
COD OF none efcc, Higher Criticism exhibits itself
In the Inaugural the behest and In TIE Interests
O, the tradtoparn Of that Ode1 tina Win "hSh jesus
Christ conteaded during his earthly ministy
DEFINITION OF INSPIRATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07

By imperative engagements. DR. Booth and Dr.:
Brown tried to secure some basis for the promo
ton of Christian feeling, by which all the oreth-
rem necessarily detained might be allowed the
privileges OF those who able TO be present at
every session. The Presbytery refused TO excuse
Mr.. Arreghi. and when DR.. John Balloon shaw oil
the West End Church, of which DR.. Brlsgss
family are members, desired TO be excused ior
an hour or so to-day. the Italian pastor Wig
a,auelv ohiectc1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07

Dr. Birch next took NY the idea of the Oracles'
Of Gsd and said
No wsnd.r that Paul stephen, Luke and Peter called
the Scripture. the Oraces Of God for II tho Grecan
oracle was sutocrac authority in the conception Of every
Greek there is no higher law coequal authority with
the Bibles "uus saith the Lord" which Is Gods "of
written II the Grocian oracle was tho centre o!
Helensc unity this Bble is the centre Of humanity =
thought concerning Us relation 70 God whether cce~'
sastica or rational. II the Chueh be the tusses ana
guardian OF Bible IL only discharge thSt uuss
or do It's guardian - II preserves ad defends
the le,er Of the Word OF God. The instiuctors who
subscrbe 10 tie doctrines Of the Inaugural Address moht
do VOL 10 Hebrews vi. 12 "Fot when for the
time ye ought be teachers ye have need mat one
teach you again, which be the INST pfihc'p's VI N
oacles Of God"
There is categorical statement OF verbal inspiration
ia 1 Corinthians II, 49, -: (Which things olso we
sneak not in words which mans wisdom teacheh'
BOT which the Holy Ghost >soheth. comparing spfsusi
things via spiritual" 40 tAAt While Bos inspiration Is
verbal inspirsuon, ye< that inspiration not merely
nechanicsl. The Bible writer's were not machines No
saae man thinks himself machine. His free agency
will assert Itself You know thet while man 10 not
machine God controls his houghe; why shona ne not
control his languase Tho meaning IL that your Bble Is
what IL IL ~ to Of word, because God the Holy
Ghost determined that II shs1ld tie So
This Bible ia Gods God IS the thinker OF IFS
thought And language is the expression. the moni'
fsation not the mere Of thought God IL the ar
ranger Of It's clauses the choocr o: It's terms and the
s,eer Of words that the text in ts letters "ofuh
or clauses. n just as divine as the thought There d
prcty general agreement With reference 10 thu Bible as U
ia divine idea The divergence commences as to the
Bibles divine speech. And while Insist on It's divine
speecl l at time insist on my denia d TIE
mechanical theory Of inspiration. l want 10 draw an
illustration from the deed Of piece II property am
from the chart Of navigation To discover the Intention
Of the grantor Of deed Il conveyance no one thinks OF
Ignoring what the document says. The witnesses I"
,be deed Will only testify that they signed what Is there
written The nayigators chart simply prints you please
the fac, which the Surveyors mind opprehended ana
the rock must remain hidden to the mariner unless inc
mint On the chart indicate its locality Hence 70 assert
IN, In tho Rihe God does not tell what no thinks is 10
saw that the generator OF title deed can satisfy The
grantee with a sheet Of white paper or that c>aS.
surveyor can give the mariner the result OF his "ofH
witbon. chart Thus common dlssoves Into utter
pob,noness the assumption that the Inspiration Of the
Bible Is confined 20 concept which really means inc
same thing a. the terms notion. idea, purpose.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-05-19
Deslres 10 Bear Testimony.

Henry Thorne, Travelling Secretary
of the Y. NJ. &. A., writes from Exc
ter Hall, Strand, London, February I'd,
1888:
II desire to bear my testimony to
the value of ALLCoCK's Porous PLAs.
TIERS. l have used them for pains in
tho back aud side arising from rheu.
matio and other causes never without
deriving benefit from their application.
They are easily applied and very COM
forting. Those engaged as am in
public which involves exposure to
sudden changes OF temperature will
% we'll to keep a supply Of ALLcocK' s
POROUS PLAsTERs in their portman-
teau's."