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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-22
A LETTERING SUFFERING.
Mill CITY, Or, Jan. 20, l94

MILL CITY, Or, Jan. 20, '94.
EDITOR JOURNAL: - "In reply to
your request, IN regard to the sufferinr
Df the people IN or near Mill City, fOi
the necessaries Of life, [ will say:
That the letter you sent me was the
first intimatiOn have had, that actua
suffering was the case In any instance.
| know that quite large number ui
he boys are hard run, and that II
would he ali that they could do to gel
through, till spring work opened up
nut for want Of the necesearies Of life |
do not think 1t Is fact, IN single case,
~ yet.
| dOu't want you tn think that | an,
holding anything back by false prid'
for fear Of hurting the reputation o'
Mill City, for | have the welfare Of tn.
men Ut heart, aud would do as much
for them, according b. my means, a.
any one. l have spoken of the matter
10 quite number, aud they know
nntning Of IL.
1t IL IA shame the way the o. p. r. T.
Co. has used the men up here. L
made them all kinds of promises to geI
them to furnish supplies, which tht
men have done fnr lnng time, RuO
boarded themselves, aud got no reward
aud it Ia about now to the limit in any
direction.
Lots OF the men have lost every.
thing. The mill has to shut down, f.,
haYing 81 much tied up In the o P.
Co. that II can't run.
II you could think Of some plan. t.
make the o. p. Go. pay the 5000 II
owes, up here, this would be the hap
piest valley in the state" Yours re
spectfully, w. B. HOLMES.
Mr.. Holmes was q clerk In the mer.
chandise store of John Shaw, until II
was moved away this fall, There have
been unusual conditions of distress on
the Sautlam, as above stated, aud it l.
not reflection upon Mill City. or the
people, or upon that part of Oregon il
there should be suffering there. 1t Il
surprising that there is not actual want
and we fear there is.
But II there is II does not sustain the
governor In his statement, becauSe 1t Il
Of a local nature 80 far rs Oregon Is con.
cerned. II the governor would enforce
the laws Of this state as he could do, In
place Of writing letters to Washington
to advertise himself politically all over
the nation, there need not be particle
of suffering In the Sautiam. As Mr..
Holmes says, that would be the hap
plest valley 10 the state,
Mr.. Holmes will fad elsewhere our
opinion as to how the further robbery
of the laborers on the Oregon Pacific
can be stopped. We hope the relief
can come before there Is suffering
aud trust that Mr.. Holmes will not
hesitate to let the actual facts be known
that assistance may be extended TO the
settlers II any Is necessary.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-22
IS GOV. PENNOYER A LIAR ?
Facts that DiSprOVe His Christ
mas Letter.
No SUFFERING ABOUT MILL CITY.
Letter from a Nan in a Situation
to Know.

II there is a place In Oregon where
there would be likely to be people suf
fering for the necessaries of life, that
place is about Mill City in this county
IN the Santiam river, where the saw
mills shut down last summer and the
Oregon Pacific railroad owes the labor.
ers and timber settlers for two or three
years. labor aud material.
The men who work in the lumber
business or on the railroad had no crops
10 live on, and have had no work, and
have had no pay except in trade and
not much Of that, and no employment
TO speak Of for nearly year. If there
was any place in Oregon of which Pen
noyer's Christmas letter might be true
II ought to be about there. So far il
has not been true. The JOURNAL ha'
ueen willing to believe people might b,
starving in Oregon and thought it hsC
found them In the Santiam region re
ferred to. But even that grain Of grin
consolation for the governor is destroyed
Tue JOURNAL has written letters to RI
4pectable citizens tn ascertain the fact
md has reply which is printed below
There may be suffering Tor the neces
4aries Of life on the Santiam befor
many weeks. Salem people will b
found TO do their share i6help is needles
up there. 1t may turn out that hel
will be needed pthere before the win
Ter is over, unless the railroad compsn.
pays its bills.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-22

DIAPERS Portland, Sacramento, seattle,
Tacoma and san Francisco pers on Yale
NJ Behnett's, POstoffice lock
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-22

Choicest crackers In Salem at Clark
a Eppley's.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-22
LOCAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

"A 'nOuncements OF entertainments. special
gatherings, lodges, and societies under his
head NJ in>eted To- 2 ce' T., n tice not to ex
ceed five lines, Or more than three Insertions ]
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-22

WAITED Position in family or BOARDING
w house, by q competent and lnteIIIgani
American girl, age Y. Apply at Cook nUnse
y lem. 1919 i've
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-22
TIE SWINE AND THE FLOWER.

CHOICE CELERY at the Blue Front.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-22

MEAT MARK 1T.-Opposite brick store, &.
NI salem. lellvered cheap. l2lI.lm
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-22

NARPENTkR AND CONTRACTOR. Can
" furnish bids, or give bo d. on any Ion,
Two or more hands furnished. ]. SchiewsJr,
Turner, Or. l220 Int
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-22

TNHE most perfect hitting truss made. viii
/ hold q rupture where all Others have
failed. For sale by j. l.. Parrish, 4OI Caplis
SIRE I. l2-lS-tf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-22

CHRISTIAN sCIENCE-Literature Of all
u kinds on ale at S26 Liberty street. 4-5-ly
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-22

VNHIs PAPER is kept on file at +. c. DaksS
Advertising Agency, 81 and 65 Merchants
Exchange, San Francis o, California, where
CONTRACTS for advertising can he made for Il
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-22

DELOV PAR For rent, good hous :. with
u barn and plenty Of fruit trees and small
I uit, at a very low figure, part pay in vol
Gail O JOURNAL office I.lntf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-22
New Advertisements,

WANTED Pushing Canvasser OF good A.
w dress. LIBERAL salary and expenses ps,d
weekly; permanent position. BR JWN BroS
o., Nur' erymen, Portland, o.. cod l.IO l69
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-31
Przytaczamy DO.

wowe stanowiska. Przytaczamy po-
czatek Przemowienia Madeyskiego:
ITO swietne zgromadzenie niemiec-
kich przyrodnikow i lekarzy uprzytom-
MIA nam W tel chwili jedne tych wspa-
nialych manifestacyi ludzkiego ducha
ktore z elementarna sila ~wystepuja cd
czasu do czasu i duchowemu zyciu lu-
dzi wskazuja move tory. Ilekroc ma
strecza sic sposobnos6 rzucienia okiem
ma rozwoj umiejetnosci przyrodniczych
W naszem stuleciu zdumienie i podziw
zdejmuja mas zawsze mad fenomenalna
szybkoscia postepu i mad poteznym
wpiywem, wpiywem, jak ten postep Ia
rowno przez teoretyczne zdobycze nau,
kowego bahama, jak i przez ich prak,
tyczne zastosowanie wywari ma cale du,
chowe i materyalne zycie ~dzisiajszej
ludzkosci".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-31
Kawa zdrowia!
KaWa ZdrOWia!

Kto chce dlugo zyt, zawsze
zdsOWym bye. ten MECH Pile W miejsce
zwyczsjnej kawy, rs. Sch. Kneippa Kawe
zdrO VIA Kazdemu Z pewnoscis wisdo-
mo Jat wysokie sajmuje stano~ i,ko ma polu
wodolecznictwa. Ks Sch. Kneipp, swiadcsy
ntilsPiej to. he roc'nie przejetdsa do niego
okofo 30 tysiecy pacyenrow ze wszystkich
czesci swiata, Dajrozmait-zej n~srodowoSci,
opuszczonych przez najsiynniejs,ych leks.
ray. tam pomoc z~nsidujs. Nafo komu zna
mem jest, jake zfe skp'ki wywoiuje kaws
ziernkowa chocb, nsjdrozs,a na orgonizm
ildzki. Madagascar dowodem tego Jest, Re
z ~z!srnkowej kawy wydobywa sic jedno z
najmocniejszych trucizn ta< zwana .,Coffeia"
z kt6rej juz maia porcya wystarczy najmoc.
wa ZdrOwta ias zawiers . sobie ,dro-
via najPrzychylniejsre s~ubstancye jake to:
jest nadzwycEaj ~potywna, ~zdrowotna i ma
mify ! przyjemny smak. Szczegolnic Jole-
cenia godna Jest ola sfabych, Derwowych
cierpiacych ma Dol giowy, zoiadka, dzieoi,
mhtek ka miacych it'd. it'd. A zatem z kaz.
d-m d Imu powtnns bye uzywana, komu o
" / swei rodziUy zdrowie chodzi. Zadajcie
W grocerniach tylko Kaw zdrO Ia q
kazdy grosernik wan z checia sprowadzi.
l funt KS. Knoippa KRwy win
k0szutuje Is G.
PREY odbiorre 20 funt6w kosrtuje funt 20 c.
Nadarsa tn sic dobrs sposobnose dla gro
cernikow | sgent6w, kt6rEy przy maiem sta
raniu, moga sobie " krofkim czasie wyrobic
dobre stsnowisko, takowym dale st6svwny
rabat
OprocZ tego man zawsze ma skfadkie zioia
KS Sch. Kneippa ma wsselkie cier -ienia.
\adeslij 80 opiss Twoja ohorobe, q natych.
Mast dostaniesz nlezawodny stoso why srodek
ma I've cierpienia. A. Waszktewicz.
llS Willow st. Bloomfield, N. j.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-31
DR.. PIOTRA
&om0z0

est uwaiane "a jedno z naIiepsZych r.
karstw tego rodZaju. OczysZczs kreN
nadaje odnowiona iywotnost, ~ykorze
nienia zarodki choroby Z oiafa, gdyi
przyczynia sic do tego, re wszystkie or
rany znajduja sic W dobrym staoie &c
iziaiania. Medycyna jest przysotowsn,
. przesZlo trZydZiestu roinych gstunk6~
,ngredyencyj, glownie 2 ~roslinnego k.o
iestwa / byla znana W uiyciu przez prz.
szfo sto lat. Uiywano go z wielks 10
rZyscia we wszystkich ogolnych .ters
tniejszych dolegliwosciach, q zwlaszczs
" tych, ktore pochodza z krwi 1 chore
20 ioladka jake to:
Zatwardzenie, B6l glowy. DoleglIwoso,
watroby. Z6fciowosG, Z6ltaczke, Reum.
lynn, Wodna puchlina, Trudnost trs
vienna, N~iestrawnosc, Goraczka, R6ts
Pryszcze, Zebra 1 ograszks, SzkrofuIy
Strupy, Swierzbiaczka, Glisty. Liszaj.
Wrz0dy, Rakowe wyro>aiecia. B6le ! re
ny, B0le W systemic koscT, Wychudnie
ME, Dolegliwosci niewiast, SlaDosG.
Bronchitis, Zarnice, Bol W krEytach.
LawrOt glowy, 1 t. d. %
GOM0ZO ME jest meoycyna patentows
na, tel ME sprzedawaje jej aptekarze.
iecz metczyzni | niewiasty. kt6rzy uty
wajac je, zostali wyleczeni, s~powodo~s
ni przez wdzlec znos6 ola doktora, przei
tyczenie, ably ich wspoItowarzysze od.
nlesl korzysc, dziafata jake jego agenc.
W ten sposob moga go dostsrczye IL.
dziom cierplacym W oddaleniu.
oest n"ieocenionem jake lekArstwo do
move a mianowicie W miejscowosciach
~poloionych bardzo daleko cd leksrzy
aptek. Lekarstwa tego ME MONA dostaS
cd aptekarzy, lecz tylko cd miejscowycb
agentow. Jezeli ME ma agcnta W wa.
sem sasiedztwie, przyslijcie $500 a do
staniecfe dwanascie Csc. butelek ma pro
Dc wprost cd w~iasciciela. Taxi obstalu
a.: mole katdy dostac tylko rae.
Oh. PETER FAHRNEY,
W-lA s HOWE Ave, Chicago ID
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-31

KAtDI, kto potrsebuje informaoyi " die
N dsinie ogfo.zeh, najlepiej sobfe postapi
gdy kupi egsemplsrs BOOK for ADVERTISER"
Eawiersjaos 868 ~Strounlc. Cena jednego do
lara Wysyis sic pocEta IA odebraniem male
tytotoi. Zswiers spis Eebrsny akuratnie =
American Newspaper Directory Wszystkicb
pism, podaje liozbe ich sbonsn
| wsselkie dane tycsace sie ceny r6znvcl
ogfoszeh bimesowyoh. Address RowelPs Az
vertiEing Bureau, 10 Spruoe ST., New York.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-31

To ter Chihczycy w ogromnym strachu
wzmacniaja twierdze, fortyGikuja mia
sta, ale zdaje sic re to wszystko mic
ME pomoze DO Japonczycy to narod
bitny,a wojsko ma tax zorganizowane
jak pahstwa europejskie. w ostatnich
czasach znowu wygrali bitwe morska.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-31
DIR. Wfad. Statkiewicz.
Lekarz re staregO kraju

Z dugoletnia praktyka PREY szp.calach
jsk " Europie, tax i Ameryoe, spe ALL
sta chor6b kobiecych i dziecinnych lie.
cry Z dobrym skutkiem wszelkie cnorc.
by zastarzale, jak to: dusznoS6, rsums.
tyzm, ohoroby gardia, piersi, to3sdka;
81 gsowy, 6cz, noss, uszu, febty skrc.
Ufy, wyrzuty na giowie 1 sk6rz, /; choro.
oby maciczne, zboczenia regpiarnoici
n'sie opaswy, krwotoki, niep.odnosS
bolesci popo.ogowe t. p. dc IepliwoSci
sobiece / wogole wszelkie Oh roby met.
9zyzn, kobiet i dzieci - leczy predko
tKutecznie.
Leksrstwa - p~rzyrzadzane " mojeu
'sboratoryum. pod wyiacznvm mym do
lorem.
Do dokiaduie 70 lie motnoSci crytel.
aie) opisanego twego oierpienia z wy
N enieniem ,,Zeody" dofacz dwa2 cent.
Snsczki pocztowe, q odwrc tina poczts
odpowiem lie bedzie t wac kurscya / 90
beda kosztowsc lekarstws.
Adres:
DR.. ". Statkie.oios,
954 Joliet Str. LA SALE. ILL.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-31
OglOszenfe

fktLI choesz po1sc jake oglos-s~is v 10
" kiembedz miejsc1 I cassie, pis. Geo
?. Rowoll q Co, No. 10 Spruce st., Ne,
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-19
PERSONAL.

4 phonograp h cylinder containing message from
the late Cardinal Manning was heard for the hrst
time recently in London by a distinguished com
pany The company assembled az the house or
Colonel and Mrs Gourraud. in Whitehall Court
and Included Mr. Bayard. the American Ambas-
sador: Lord AMI Lady Knusforl. the Attorney
General and Lady Russell Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ
Stanley sir Richard Webster. Justice Wright
and the Dowager Lady Stanley Of Alderley. Near
the phonograph. which manipulated by Colonel
Gourraud stood a bust OF Edison The message was
distinctly audible The Cardinals Characteristic
after me- hope that word of mine written or
spoken in my life. Will be found to have done harm
10 any one after | am dead.
THE Sun tells the following interesting anecdote
about Mr.. Donald G. Henderson. who is now the
editor OF that stanch Republican Journal THE
Alegan (MchD Journal::" Mr. Henderson has been
editor forty or hfty years. and was for several
years employed in The New-York Tribune. where
he was the only man who could approach Mr.
Greeley In the management and unders standing OF
election statistics . Mr.. Greeley came In one
day in n disconnected mind. and meeting Hender
son near the door he said to him he held out
an unsatisfactory column of election figures. Hen
derson, you did this Yes. sir answered the
young man modestly. Well, then. continued the
great Horace. go away from here, discharge you
I dismiss YOU | don't want 10 see YOU here any
more. Go away Dr. Ripley. who had come In
Henderson would obey the order and depart but
he found him at work there next morning; tranquil
as a summer sky Why. Henderson, said he. are
you here? Didn't Mr.. Greeley dismiss you yestcr-
day? Yes. sir replied the young man. but
didn't place confidence In what he said. And for
several years aftcrward he continued TO labor in
the editorial department of The Tribune"
Says The Philadelphia Record: Henry G.
Bryant. the intrepid young Philadelphia who jour
neyed over unexplored Labrador In the summer OF
1891 and the first to measure and photograph
rho ia ig oil he atar han
famous Niagara. Is now in the city but will
accompany Professor c. f. Hyte. OF the University
OF Pennsylvania. his expedition TO Labrador.
4 am busy with the history OF my own trip
he states. The book Is in press and Will soon be
published. Professor Hyte's expedition will be n
scientific and intends 10 gather fauna and flora
below the falls. and perhaps push beyond They
expect to get away by the last OF June. in which
case they VIII have the benefit of earlier start
than | had Or. Cooks vessel the Newfoundland
will take the party Of ten TO Rgolette. Dr. n.
Emerson Wetherill. Professor Clifford of Swarth-
more and a student named Wilson, in the Biological
Department of the University. will be among the
ten"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-19

II can be made far better than II now is; OF
how much better. the recent changes at the
southern corner Of the main floor are an ear
nest And this Improvement would be OF bene-
fit TO the whole Nation. The Ncwiork Post
office IS not only Il local but National ins'-
tuition Nearly all the foreign mails of the
whole country pass through it. besides an enof-
nous volume Of domestic mail matter OF the
most important description. Improvements IN
its workings. therefore, mean corresponding
improvements in the postal service OF the en-
tire Union. Moreover this appropriation is
only the mcrest fraction Of the annual revenue
turned into the National Treasury by ms
Office. 1t represents only little more than
weeks net earnings. Surely ii is moderate
request that once in term of years Il single
weeks profits should be applied TO improve
ments OF the plant. Ncwiorks postolilce
earns S4OOOOOO IL year clear profit for the Nj
ton. And now it asks the Nation to let II nave
n beggarly 100000 to spend for the Nations
good as much as its own or this city's Surely
such request can meet with no refusal
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Amnscinenfs.


ABBEY'S THEATRE-s:15-Comedyo OF Errors
ACADEMY or MUSIC-S:l5-The Girl Left Behihd Me-
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES Madison Square, a.
TO 6 y. m.-7:30 TO 10-Exhibition
AMERICAN THEATRE-S-A Woman OF NO Importance
BIJOU THEATRE-S:I5--A Country Sport.
BROADWAY THEATRE-Closed.
COLUMBUS THEATRE-s:15-The Dazzler.
DALY'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Acres.
EDEN Ml'STE-ll a. IN. TO IL p. m.-Word IN wax
EMPIRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Wind
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE :1j-Love's Extract
GARDEN TfiEATRE-S:15-1492.
HARLEM OPERA -sl5-sheridan
NARRIGAN'S THEATRES :lj-The Princess OF Irebi-
zonde
HERRMANN'S TIIEATRE-12:3 80 20 1O:3o-Vaudeville.
HOYTs MADISON SQUARE TIEATRE-s:3o-A Trip to
Chinatown.
HUBERS l4TH-ST MUSEUM-Vaudevine.
IRVING PLACE THEATRE S-Crucihx Carver
ROSTER & BIALS-S-Vaudeville.
LENOX LYCEUM-M adison-ave., J9th-st.-1 10 lo'0V-
Food Show.
LYCEUM THEATRE-S:30-The Amazons
PALMERS THEATRES :15-Butteriiies.
PROCTORS THEATRE-10 a. IN. to 10 p m Nauue''i'e
SOCIETY OF AMERICAN ARTISTS. 2l5 West o.th-sI'-
m to ms 7. IN. 10 ~ D. @"'i""'S =
D. m. TO q p. manual Exhibition
STANDARD THEATRES :3O-Charley's Aunt.
STAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TONY PASTOR -S-Vaudevile.
l4TH STREET Observation-Disclosures Hudson
1881 4TH-AvE.-9 a. m 4:3o p m.-The Tiffany Chape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-19
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEUS THIS MORNING.

Foreien.-The London Trades Unionists held a
big demonstration in Hyde PARK against 'i'e
House Of Lords and in favor of the Employers
Liability bill. - All the German Ministers
who had been alleged to be hostile to the Russian
.reatv were among the guests at the Russian
Ar,hass,dors dinner - Premier Perier Will
res,yn unless the French Senate pass at once the
credit for a Ministry of Colonies, which 1t re-
rused on Saturday to vote. - The divorce OF
ox-Kinr Milan and ex-Queen Natalie. OF SerVia,
has been annulled
Domestic-Census statistics show that the
\ men who framed the Wilson bill represent states
containing only per cent of the manufactures
Of the country. - The Republican senators
at Albany have been cutting down approprla-
lions: the receipts from the inheritance ana
corporation taxes will be much less than they
were in 1893 80 The Federal troops have been
withdrawn from Denver. - The state MI
utia. at Cripple Creek. Coll effected the arrest
of two leaders of the lawless strikers OF that
region. - 1t is believed that only criminal
carelessness or the intervention OF the Troy
boss can prevent the murderer of Robert Ross
gettinFhs just deserts.
City and Standardization Campbell died. -
s. A. Ilsey & Co, manufacturers of tin cans IN
Brooklyn were burned out; loss, 100000 80
Three men were arrested on Staten Island
charged with the murder Of young man. the
result of a barroom quarrel. = The nineteen
anniversary OF General Neal Dow's birth was
celebrated at several gatherings. 60 The at
tempt of policemen to arrest four ltalans re-
suited in a wholesale fight on the East Side.
The Weather-Forecast for to-day: Fair, south
winds. Temperature yesterday: Lowest IA oe-
grees; highest, 63; average, 5l$s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-19
RETIT1LS And MODERN THOrGUT

The revival services that have been going on
for some time in this city show that even in
the metropolis religion still continues TO hold
Il large place in the thought Of many people
The same old appeals that revivalists have
found potent in the past are still effective
and the experiences Of men who have been
rescued from degradation and death by the
story Of the Cross have lost none Of their old
time fascination. This is an especially note
worthy fact. in view Of the profound change
that has come over religious thinking during
the last few years. Christianity appears to be
engaged In examining It's titles and though the
examination is far from being finished, some
at least of those engaged in the task have
announced that many defects have already been
discovered in them From all this il results
that it is an age OF criticism and doubt. in
which large numbers Of processing Christians
feel compelled 10 hold their faith in solution rs
1t were until they can find some spiritual truth
that will precipiatc II. Now, whether this is
or Is not desirable or hopeful state OF affairs
need not he discussed here. But whatever may
be the ultimate verdict on that question ii Is
plain that the men in the Churches who have
become the critics and investigators of religion
must necessarily be out Of sympathy with re-
vivals; and, as a matter Of fact tho present
wave Of rcvivalism In this and other cities is
sustained and impellcd by those who look upon
the critics and Investigators as profanc ana
blasphcmous persons. who are trying to under
mine the faith.
While this is So and while the great interest
shown in rcvivals during the last few weeks
proves that the Old-timc conception of religion
Is still strong, It must be admitted that the
spread Of liberalism in all the Churches has
deposcd the revival from its former position Of
supreme importance. This will be evident when
we compare the present revival in this city.
great as it undoubtedly is. with the monster re-
vival held in the Iiippodrome by Moody and
Sankey in the early seventies. 1t may be that
the present revival will make as many con
vcrts; but even If that he so, II does not re-
ceive that widespread recognition from all
classes in the community which the great Moody
and Sankcy revival received. In other words
Christianity has become stratiiicd during the
last few years There Christians to-day
and they are rapidly increasing in number. who
accept and follow the ethical elements Of Chris
tianity, but who positively repealed by the
pcrfervid appeals of the revivast SO the r..
suit Is that a revivalist today can only hope 10
reach limited constituency OF those
who have not yet been touched by the spccula-
tons OF modern thought.
What the future OF the revival Will be 1t Is
hard to say Many Of those who believe In 1t
predict its speedy decadence unless the advance
of liberalism is arrested; and without revivals
they fail to see how religion can live. But
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-19

there is little ground for such pessmlsm. Inc
thing that the revival seeks to accomplish VIII
ALWAYS get itself done in the world so long is
tho human race is capable OF being moVeu oy
ethical ideals. Call II what we VIII, men VIII
ALWAYS be found ready. as far rs possible 10
rctracc their errors and mistakes ana rene"
their fealty to goodness and truth. Even 'hc
scalpcl Of the higher criticism cannot Mi 'nc
ethical nerve in mans spiritual nature Ana
we have no doubt that liberalism ITSELF WHICH
to-day appears to many to be nothing Dut IN
engine Of destruction battcring down the walls
Of Zion. would employ some equivalent agehc!
wore II 70 become the dominant type OF CHRIS
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