The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-09-22

Prayer meeting topic for Sept. 22nd:
"Disclpleship."- Matt. 10:24-25.
Y. P. s. c. E. topic for Sept. Goth,
WORTHY Confession" IL. Cor. 11:23-2S;
Col. 1914.
The meeting of the Presbytery, which
opened on Tuesday evening was address
ed by Rev. Heuver on that evening with
the subject of Christian Unity. His text
was from John 17:21; THAT all may be
one, as thou, Father, art in me and [ in
thee, that they also may be one in US;
that the world may believe that thou hast
sent me-"
The address was most earnest appeal
to clergy and christians to concentrate
effort In stimulating these, the essentials
of real christianity of God, love
of mankind, and acceptance of and desire
to follow the leadership of Christ" and to
let minor details of creed take a second
airy place. The plea that rivalry between
churches is benefit in that it caused
each church organization to work more
zealously, must have been silenced for
ever in the minds that had harbored the
thought by the question, could work
stimulated by rivalry and jealousy ever
be healthy spiritual work"
During the afternoon of Tuesday the
members of the Presbytery took a little
excursion to the Bohemian mission at
Melnik, where they found pleasant
surprise awaiting them in the form of a
bountiful supper prepared for them by
Christian friends.
This is what Thoughtful person is able
| to read "between the lines" of a saloon
sign:
ALCOHOL BROTHERS,
Manufacturers of Ruined Characters.
In the windows they see the placard:-
CALL AND EXAMINE
The Unhappy Homes we Make.
Wanted -Boys.-Those afraid of their
mothers prayers need not apply.
Wanted -Boys.-Tbose willing to be-
gin at the beginning, sweet cider and
cigarettes.
Wanted Girls,-Those fond of brandy
sauces, wine, jellies, and frozen buildings
preferred.
For Sale.--At a low price, happiness.
COME AND EXAMINE,
Our new styles of carefully concealed
and entlclng polsons.
Warranted to kill
On Hand-A large quantity of rem
nants of conscience and honor, at reduc-
ed prices.
SOME OUITABLE PRESENTS.
Italy has just sent to this county a
noble present. fine statue of Christie
pher Columbus. The famous figure of
Liberty enfightening the World" is a
similar gift from France. 1t seems at
first sight rather strange that the United
States, the most wealthy of nations,
should have done almost nothing in the
line of such international courtesies.
Possibly it is because, with Yankee in
dependence, we scorn to initiate, and
send back marble for marble. There are
noble gifts however that the United
States will soon, we hope present to the
Old World. Let us give France quiet
restful Sabbath day. Let is send Ger
many picture, from real life, of existence
without standing army. Let us repay
Italy with public school system. Let
us offer Great Britain, on behalf Of Ire
land, professor of political economy to
teach the art of federation. Russia shall
receive political liberty; Spain shall re-
ceive religious liberty. OF course we
must get thing before we can give it,
and it may be well to work little longer
in one or two Of these directions before
sending any of our work abroad. But
what a magnificent set of presents 1t will
be. Golden Rule.
"They that cannot have what they like,
should learn to like what they have"
A tough lesson, we'll worth learning. =
SpurgeOn.