Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-10-18
RELIGIOUS ANo EDUCATIONAL.

schools of forestry wero establish
cd In Austria Ina 1910
biography. as a science. was intro
duccd into EuroPo by tho Moors about
tat0
Il like ciacuiatory prayer; IL rcache.
Heaven before the devil can gct n shot
at H. Rowland HlL
Just "a summer IL the outburst Of
spring, so worship u the outburst 81
divine life In man. Davies
English education really dates Ste
origin from tho grammar schools form
ell In many points In England by Ed
ward VI and Elizabeth.
Whatever may be the mysteries Of
lifc and death. there q ono mystery
which the cross OF Christ reveals 20 us,
and that Il the infinite aud absolute
goodness 81 God Charles Kingsley.
The system Of Pcstilozzi taught
that form. number and language ara
the elements Of knowledge. and that
a thorough acquaintance with them in
every phase constitutes education.
In Athens every citizen. under So
we're penalty was obliged 10 teach his
Sons TO read and 60 swim. N he did not
also az him Tor some trade. thcy were
not obliged 20 support him in his old
age
Rev. Robert Mcintyre. OF Denver.
has created sensation among his con-
grcTation Ina that city. says the New
lorl, Tribune. by asking that his sail
AIRY 81 a., 600 be reduced 20 $1,000. lie
thinks the sum he receives al present
rs at least twice as large "a IL should DO
Ina hard times
As an instance Of Japanese lib
erality la tho cause Of cvanEcllzation
an old Japanese woman who had been
scrapiug together for years a little
money 90 insnre herself inc Buddhist
funeral ret ltly gave the whole sum
towards hu ding a Presbyterian mis-
sion In hor native district. such cases.
however arc unusual
The Methodist Book Concern since
November I, 1870, has negotiated its
own bills 81 exchange. and ina the thir-
teen years up 10 October 81. 1893 tho
sum total Of its transactions 81 this
sort principally Ina connection with tho
missionary trcaauryship, has amounted
90 e., 231, ESQ. ~. an average per year Of
$3.50. ff5. IS. y. y. Christian Advocate.
The report OF tho Chautauqun Lit
crary and Scientific Circle shows that
there are now i,f0O circles. 500 having
been organized the past year The
class Of 20, which was organized last
year with 500 mem bcrs. has increased
60 more than 10000 Upward OF 1000
members are pursuing the advances
course. A movement known as thu
Chautauqua extension, corrcspo nding
60 the University extension. has been
begun recently.
The Presbyterian church, north,
has 1900 organized churches and less
than 9, 500 ministers Allowing for
those engaged In educational aud edi-
uorinl work. snd for those honorably
retired, IL viii bc seen that there arc
considerably less than enough minis
tera 60 serve the churches Indeed. tho
vacant churches numbered more than
1900 On tho other hand. we have
many unemployed ministers. -Prcsby-
terrain Observer
The progress ~ missionary work In
the New ncbrldcs ia Polynesia has
been very encouraging. II began with
"a people warlisc and fierce. cnpnibnls
of the lowest type. or the 100, 600 nn.
tiYca Of the islands. 10000 are now
Christians, but 10000 are still cauni.
hals with an intermediate body not yet
free from the old anperstitions In the
past thirty years thirteen languages Oh
the islands have been reduced 10 writ.
ing and the Scriptures translated into
them.