The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-04-01

The twenty-ninth day Of April is notable
GOV IN the history Of the May Memorial
Church in Syracuse, as II Is the anniversary
of the installation Of the Rev Samuel X
Cslrbrep. Il. D.. the eminent divine who 50
i,np has ministered 10 them spiritually as
rs~;or of the Church
Dr. Calihrop was born in England and re-
c,iv.d l,is preparatory scholastic training at
:. PauIs School, London. Entering Trinity
COLLEGE. Cambridge, he soon became bright
fsure in that brilliant coterie Of scholars,
literary men and wits that followed in the
traditions of Maoauiay and his associates al
fhe university. In the middle Of the century
=. visited Svracuse and received his first I'M
,.res-ions Of the yoang city that nearly a
sfare of year. later be was 10 choose as his
f.raa su1 IN which lis lab0rs have been 50
long ana efeeiive. The mastery pulpit ed-
sireSse- Of DR. CalIhTop have had their iuEda-
,uertsls drawn from the deepest research
a. pesple have been instructed by hi.I- not
only in things spiritual. hut in i.ie elements q
ilf hsa4des. culture iH literature ia an ana
H. science. lis y0ung men have been Taught
r ,,fs.Iflar system of morality. In these and
H. many other ways has De enacared himself
= ii. c6nere.ai5ou which ], oEs al I.le mos;
ii.hlv cultured and wealthy m the city
Dr. tafhrap has q striking personality
go l5c eze De- J, "a nsa-s pictures lEe h-Ase-
lis head and Face, fFliael in iuSEriaut mas
ses uf silky. snoa white iiilr ana beard, are 81
thc tape af Bryant aEi LoneIeil"w. Al
Though over seventy wears Oil, hi, rather
SHARE figure j. Hua and erect, aId every
snarema manf j, ariiVc ana graceful Il IS whole
Ifga iou- De- las been aG ardent aeiG.rcr and
promoter % athletic sports. si,a even al ;iis
advanced ace. plays TENNIS Uiih al Use Flsor
and xii Il yQ9ne man. 10 Syr;eusins
Te-hai.S thi> remarkably versatile man l.
Ila-; widely known, apart iro.n MS profession,
- 60 scientist.
on bright April morning reporter FOL
Isacl ssc winding driveway that carving
srsuri the ini leads 20 Cuiin-0p Lodge, an
u.i-fshioned. rei brick manson, surrounded
~ q grove 81 oaks and chesInUts. Wearing
9 black skull cap and q black coat OF semi
t.-.i.si ruf. the master Of talthrop Lodge
str8cisu-.v received the reporter WHO called TO
ingHiic aiani his health, for though Intnfuily
qe;ire-~ing ~ possible evidences OF kis sgfieT-
ine D-. 'althrop fnF many years has been the
Tist.m - . distressing a.iiiction. until by for
iuuai-~ chance he wss Jed 20 ;ake the remedy
which has eiiectualiy cured him
pui;ng more than half Of his pastOraie IN
Syracuse, Or. Cslthrop has been troubled
with rheumatism. and at intervals he Suffered
ezcrurssting agony from il. A;fime> the pain
ufs sc .1oat ~ 10 prevent him from Walking
MANY f-I5-si.sS were tied without sUecess. and
De aad iis friends had given Up hope Of a
permanent cure az of more than temporary
relief "a hen be took the ~ eparetion that Grove
lie di-.-a-e completely frnii H. system.
in g ieticr written t. TIE editor q Ykc
E-eliaq NsT-s. g.: Syracuse. iast year Dr
GailArop tnld of his afiiie,ioR and lis cure
Thi> i Dr. Caithrep's letter
g. the Editor 81 T'hs Ereniag Nor
i5asr Sir More thaa lhirtY five wears ago
,f-enehed M left knee, throwing II alm5,>i
fsn IL Snczr;. Great sSeiiin. followed
a-a ihe LyGogial juice kept ieaking IRON the
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