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tween these two schools are not infre-
quent. All over the world Democratic
Catholics are acting with greater bold
ness and decision, as, for the matter of
that, do all young factions which have
faith in their future and are emboldened
by their first successes. Consequently It
happens that not infrequently they rebel
against episcopal mandates. DESTROYS to
act on their own account, they refuse to
acknowledge any other ecclesiastical
hierarchy, save the supreme authority of
the Vatican, which had deputed them to
propagate the principles of Christian
Democracy.
"A painful impression was made lately
In Vatican circles by the victory the Con-
servatives gained over the Radical Catho-
lies in the Swiss Canton of Ticino. 4 fierce
struggle has long waged between these
Catholics and the Christian Democrats
who have also manifested a desire afte,
autonomy and an intolerance toward their
ecclesiastical superiors, which can be
compared only to that demonstrated by
the monks of the first eras of Christian
ity.
I'm 1894 Leo XIII. issued a paternal in.
vitation to the Christian denominations
exhorting them to return to the bosom
of the Church. In so doing he abandoned
for moment the traditional exclusive
ness of the Roman Church, giving instead
full expression to his own merciful ant
conciliatory spirit. But in the latest en-.
cyclical on this theme that constitutes
as Leo XIII. himself says, "a not incon
siderable part of his thoughts and ankle
ties the Vatican's hatred of change tn,
ideas of ecclesiastical hierarchy, of the
supremacy and absolute SUPERIORITY of tn,
Church of Rome, have regained the up
per hand. This means that since a few
{. years that section of the clerical part.
which is most strictly conservative ant
exclusive is once more dominant in TIL
Vatican and exercises a complete in
fCence over the Pontiff. Democrats
Catholics, by reason of the problems an,
questions which their doings excite amonj
their coreligionists. may expect an earl.
manifesto from Leo XIII. This is jus
row being foretold by undoubted signs
In the spirit and substance of this comini
manifesto the mild and compassionate
character of Leo. XIII. will not appear
It will be superseded by Vatican opinions
wherefore the new words of the Pope vii
,solemnly refute the program of the Chris
tan Democrats put forth in the encyclica
letter De Conditione OpificuIn, just a
the tendency now dominant in the Nati
can denies the principles of unity anon
the churches, proclaimed by Leo Mi
in 1894, and upon which such extravagai
. heres had been based for the future o
Catholicism and of Democratic Christian
iitv"
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eeiseu It's stimulus and n 9 n
direction from Christian 'ne exteat =.
small body of native sources. ~
ereed an influence in publio a as has :,
eraniy out of proportion - NE eoasis
Ihteiiigent Buddhist and Sb,n ~ size. h
are shrewd and liberal n;',r',,'o, Japsr.s
10 put to the front the ~. eaop,,
men irrespectively of thair ~, eompe,s-
as the. following from ~ 'eiigious crss
august p viii show: lhdepeaa.,.
Ihis comparatively co.,
Christians) has already -. body Il
cabinet minister, two ius,;oe ~. ished o.
preme court, two speaker u The =
,,;na oile twice eiected), besides Rss
sice,lninlsters of state, heads .. :, seSe'
ssoees OF the courts of appeals 'u'eas
.ite ilrst met, the speaker, the ,A &c d
VI me committee of the whole ,n o,,elns
o.her members We're ChristianS ', ~ eeSs
lotai OF 800 members, nearly njno ~, gul Q, 1
.,oi maj proportion. In subsennsr. q
.he proportion has never baan Ia. asa
4 tour tunes the normal. In ~, taS,
dlet the speaker and thirteen o,|. Press
oers are Christians. one Of tben ma.
i IN a strongly Buddhist distrs1. tieIis.
/ majority OF five to one. In M "
committee OF the great Liberal no.
year two of the three memhars Is
christians, and one of them this Va, ssa
q christian. In the army there . ga
christian officers. or about threo c.s a5e
iof the three largest battlesbins '.I es'
Gndet the command Of Christina o Nv. I
II the universities there are mar N@P y, Z
tian instructors and students e. cafs
yates of one of the best governms,,s 90 =
fleGes are now studying abroad ans i
of them are Christians. Thrso !. = =
great dailies of Tokyo are under ~ ~ !. a
tloi of Christian men. and in s.- ~
iothers Christians are at the heads ' ~ !
partments on the editorial stan. Tho :. :
successful charitable institutions AZ. ~ y
der Christian leadership" =
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Observation-Disclosures
BELIEVING AND DOING.

N any man will do his will he shall
rs-rQxr1 OF the doctrine, whether 1t be Of
ssel-st. John vii:17.
A practical mechanic once submitted
the plans of a new inyention to an ex-
v-ar1 for criticism. After very careful
Survey OF the matter my friend the
u.xrert asked, Have you made a
s-rnefsIZ'' and the answer was. unhap-
us8y. NO" Then" said my wise
csS<nd. 81 can give no decided opinion.
- Gar as your theory goes it seems
.-sszr and logical. but 1t is only the
szry- Neither you nor anyone else can
estimate the value of your new idea
ur4iE you ANYBODY it in wood and metal.
rAzs IS me crucial test. If your ma
r,hins can DO good work. then your for
srne is. made. The promise Of your
Tar a well enough, but what ] Hant
N xzsw Is whether your machine can
.rags good the prophecy of your
eheery-'
rnat is the rule in religion as well as
IN MECHANICS. Your theory Of life may
rsyupd well to the ear, but I cannot tell
v.snt Il is worth until you show how
n yin work in your daily experience.
NIX g,5as there 1t fails everywhere. II
q ,rs.f.rss a noble and well developed
ssaaracter. If 1t stands by YOU like an
sxzidbie giant. lending you a helping
. Azns in. times of emergency, then VIII
- on n outsider it, but viii adopt 1t
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

for myself. 1 want to know how it will
work, what it can do. before 1 make it
my own. In other words, 1 don't care
much for your theology or for your pro-
'fessions of faith. but if you are living
happily and generously and when trou-
bles and sorrows come you can meet
them serenely and courageously then
you furnish me with an argument
which is irresistible. You have put
your ore in the smelling pot, and when
you draw it off / see at once whether it
is lead or iron or gold.
The Christian religion must sand
this test. and we must judge by the
results which are produced. Your ar
suments are nothing more than per-
fumed air, your eloquence is only a re-
freshing breeze in August, but 1 am not
convinced until / see a life which is
ordered by this religion, and then 1
have nothing to say. You may talk to
me about the law of gravitation and l
may have my doubts, but when you
throw a stone into the air and see
with my own eyes that it always comes
back to the earth have a 6enonstra-
tioi VI t4e law anu Can pTeC1ct that If
II do the same thing the same result
lwill follow.
Religion is positively good for moth
ing as long as it remains a theory,
You must take it into your heart, Just
las you put a seed into the ground
When the seed throws up its shoots
and you can judge whether it is a this
tie or a rose you know what you car
always depend on when you plant that
kind Of a seed. Your belief concerning
Christ has very little influence on your
life; 1t Is simply your creed. For that
matter, you may believe everything
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EDITOR AND LITERARY ASPIRE

The beginner in literature WHO
/ heartened by the return Of ms hldN -..rr,
and the cold-blooded and stsieO 80
reply indicative of doubtful regret - =.
now try a Chinese editor. Such a. -. -,
| Is the advice of the London Aca' =.
which assures us that, altho II 80.
ceivable that the manuscript ma! !.
back, with il will come noe -, y.
lection in which all the balm Of n
corcentrated' And. quoting trgNi 3
o-Philosophical Journal II Ei'@ u
following as a specimen OF ue
manuscripts are refused in Chif s,, a
| "Illustrious Brother Of the 9DN 8
Moon, Look upon thy Slave. VIZ -
at thy feet, who kisses the eairN q 4
thee, and demands Of thy charity
sion to speak and live. 18th =
1--WE have read thy Manuscript W. VIZ I.
light. BY the bones of our Ahcess,,
sv ear that never have We encou jul, !
such a Masterpiece. Should we l-5sr
| His Majesty the Emperor would "a 80
to take 1t as a criterion, and new -
to print anything which was 20 y
to it, As that would not be posss.',rsTt
! fore Ten Thousand Years, an - - ~
we return thy Manuscript, ana peg ~
Ten Thousand Pardons. See ~!
/ is at my feet, and | am thy S'a'-
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CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH hh'
A cpEAT FAVORlTB.

The soothing and healing p.Ctt %
Of this remedy, it's pleasant Ias' ~
prompt and permanent cG ,.t rep
made 1t a great faycrite WIN led
everywhere. 1t is especially ro,,s
mothers of small children iol 4 D
Group and whooping cough, n 81
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tains no opium or other harnn tir 10
1t may be given as conhuThIhv 81
baby as to an adult. For saie al
son, Smith & Co., Ltd
agents.
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exssioes for this church column
rxz1& be In this Office by 6 p. m. on
, FrfxAys. Otherwise the announce
, Ez,nfs viii be run as the week be-
} firm There Is ne charge for these
} rsz1fese.
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The town of Monza, the scene of the
assassination of the King of Italy. is
famous for the possession of the Iron
Crown. This crown was bestowed by
Pope Gregory the Great on Queen Theo-
dolerida. and with it Henry of Luxem-
burg and succeeding Emperors We're
crowned. It is a gold circle with enam-
eled flowers and jewels, within which is
thin fillet of iron, which was hammer
cred from nail of the true cross.
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CHURCH NOTES.

, An anonymous donor has given 200, 000
roubles for the erection at St. Peters
burg of an asylum for old Jewish ar
lists unable to follow their profession.
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Conformably with custom the Pope
has decided to proclaim a universal jul
bilee for the year 1901-the present
years jubilee concerning merely Rome.
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A committee consisting of the most
prominent members of the Berlin Jew
ish community has acquired a large
house at Ems for the purpose of estab-
fishing home for Jewish school mis-
treSSeS.
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wa.ian service; 80 p m, Book OF Nor
mon class $50 p. m, church history
vice. The subject of the evening sermon
viii be, What Think Ye of Christi
Christian Church, Rev. John c. Hay.
,pastor.-Sunday school, 9:45; morning SER
vice, IL; young peoples meeting, $780,
Chinese Church (CongregationaD, Rev.
Edward w. Thwing, acting pastor.-Sun-
day school, $50: preaching service. IL;
Sunday school in English. 2:30; evening
service. 7:30; Wednesday. prayer meeting.
: 80. The pastor will speak in the morn
| ing on the subject Christian Faithful
ness Topic for the evening service will
be THE Great Revival. -
vices at the old Lyceum at II and 7:3o
o'clock.
japanese 81. E. Church. H. Kihara. pas
tor, E. Tokimasa, associate pastor.-Sun-
day school, 10; morning service. H. even
ling service, 7:45; class meeting, $50; pray
Ier meeting, Wednesday. s. Services al
,Waikahalulu Church.
Kawaiahao Church, Rev. II. Fl. Parker
,pastor.-Sunday school, 10; morning SER
vice, II; evening service, 1880; preaching In
English by Rev. w. D. Westervelt; Chris
thar Endeavor, $50; prayer meeting, Wed
lnesday, 7:30
Salvation Army, King street Captain:
Mathis and Mills and Lieut.. Elliot IN
lcharge.-Early prayer meeting, e:15; wharf
meetings, 10; holiness meeting. IL; jai
meeting. 12:3o; Sunday school. 2:s0; Bible
class. $50; street meeting. 1880; evening
meeting, s. Public meetings every even
Ing in the week except Friday.
Relief Camp No Sunday school, 1:so
Peniel Mission, Irwin block, Nuuanr
street, below King; Miss Z. Uddenbere
lin charge. Gospel meetings are held ir
this hall every night in the week. A
Swedish meeting is held every Monday
might A meeting for searnen is held eaci
Sunday morning at o'clock on the whar
at the foot of Nuuanu street. At 7:3
O'Clock a street meeting Is held at thu
corner of King and Nuuanu streets fol
lowed by meeting In the hall led eaci
lSabbath evening by Mr.. p. w. Rider
There will be different speakers each nigh
during the week. The reading room /.
opened daily after 10 a. m. All are in
Ivited to the Peniel services.
! A meeting for seamen Is held each Sun
. day morning at o'clock on the whar
at the foot of Nuuanu street. At 1
, o'clock a Bible class meets at the Mis-
sion hall. At p. m. a holiness meetin'
is conducted by Mrs. Goodwin. AT 7:3
o'clock a street meeting is held at tn
corner of King and Npuanu streets, fol
lowed by meeting in the hall, led b.
Mr.. II. p. Rider. There will also be spe
lcial singing. A Swedish meeting is hel,
every Monday night, to which all who un
,, derstand this language are cordially in
vited.
The following regular services are he'll
at the Seventh-Day Adventist Chapel
Saturday, Sabbath school, at 10 a.. m.
Ipi aching at II a. m. Wednesday, yraye
and missionary meeting at 7:30 p. m. Al
j. are welcome. Il. L. Howe, pastor.
II
| Portuguese Evangelical Church, corne
lof Miller and Punchbowl streets. Rev. A
s ". Soares, pastor.-Pre9ching in Portu
= guese at II a. m. and 80 p. m; Sunda
r n n m conducted in
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nrtkAsasi, Episcopal Church. Rev. G. l..
.es.-zan. pastor.-Sunday school at 10 a.
m Epwo-tir League at $50 p. m.
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TO Reo7ganized Church Of Jesus
Ce-xss of Latter Day Saints will hold SER
-arsz "a Sunday in the Militant Hall (rear
a saa opera House,. as follows: 10 a. na.,
8znsAy school; IL a. m, preaching, Ha-
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Portuguese Evangelical Church, corner
lof Miller and Punchbowl streets. Rev. A.
V Soares, pastor-Pre3ching in Portu-
guese at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m; Sunday
school at 2:30 p. m, conducted in Eng
fish w. A. Bowen, superintendent. Fray
er meeting Wednesday. 7:30.
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scszs-zl EplSn Church, Rev. William NJ.
Ksxxxx. pastor.-Sunday school and b.
~ saAn.- $50; public worship and sermon,
n. T. z. 9. c. E. prayer meeting, $50;
psA7a worship and sermon. 7:30: prayer
zx.-s.a.s.. Wednesday, 7:s0. Rev. ]. p. Erd-
.z.ss III occupy the pulpit morning and
.-<xkzs<. his themes being. morning:
~.rxa15wa Faith Essential" evening
.-r1e Warfare Of Life"
NOTES.
I'M EibIe School has suffered somewhat
~ xfa absence of so many teachers dur
trx e32 hot weather, but a strong teaching
ussux h assured for tomorrow. and the
unn IA attendance of 800 teachers and
.EraxzzxrS Is looked for to enjoy the fine
-El2F Day program.
earSsriaa Endeavor at G:30 has for its
szsf5rck Chinese Children and for its
gauansx Miss Panabaker, who knows her
SsA5p<t
vlss Missionary Cleaners will start in
Hca<ns asxc week with meeting at 2:y
snsxrkzx afternoon.
by. A Is. ingalls,, who has supplied
szns4 s.rsseptable choir and organ music
ssurzxx tn. summer, is glad to relinquish
"a banner as he joins with us all in CIV
iszc uar.s. Yarndley welcome home
ri Andrews Cathedral, molly COM
zxu-fxsn. n. mathis and sermon; $3.50, pule
.krzssi. TO-, eyensong and sermon.
a. Asafew's Cathedral, Second Congre-
~xlrs. Rex. Alexander Macintosh, rec
xr.-,Sssnday school, 3; morning service
81 exsning service. $50.
"a S.sxasntss Chapel, terminus of this
"a PunahOu.-Sun0ay
,~rxnsrs Holy communion, a. m; FRS
array o. the month, II :05 a. M; matin:
zus szxrz7on, IL :05 a. M; evensong, 1:oo p
u. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. daily pray
- kxrnS. the week. a. m; seats free
ths xska2sl is served by the rector of Ho
neeaDz-
Ex-z.z. Catholic Cathedral. the Bishol
nj Frr.aaOlis.-Low masses, holy com
--xy,.r. and 7; children's mass will
Er.8..s. sermon, 9: high mass, with nativ'
s<,rsas. 1910; rosary. with native instruc
sssz. {, solemn vespers and benediction
= Sr-zx~5ays. low mass. and z.
81 Hagastin's Chapel. Rev. Father Val
-rzr>s. "a charge.-Sacrament Of the mass
III
ror.r<a Of st. John the Baptist, Kalihi
u.s.a. Rev. Father Clement.-High mass
= zs-rzsa and collection for the expense
q d. church; rehearsal. 3; rosary, 4.
<yssar1ae os. Sacred Heart, Marquesville
Personalities at IL a. m; rosary,
> n
srssAsass, Episcopal Church. Rev. G. 1
,psz-sas. pastor.-Sunday school at 10 q
m EpwortH League at $50 p. m.
10 ReoTganized Church of Jesu
r1-sSs of Latter Day Saints will hold ser
-dxsz "a Sunday in the Militant Hall Gea
a aAs Opera House,. as follows: 10 a. IA
3xnsAy school; IL q. m, preaching, Ha
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Geszr<a Of st. John the Baptist, Kalihi-
u.s.s. Rev. Father C1ement.-Hish mass
:. xazr,Sa and collection for the expenses
% - church; rehearsal. 3; rosary, 4.
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<assrear %. Sacred Heart, Marquesville,
TzzHsar--Mass at IL a. m; rosary.
u
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81 Hagustin's Chapel. Rev. Father VAL
xzeres. "a charge.-sacrament Of the mass.
~
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Fsxzszn Catholic Cathedral. the Bishop
III PI<saaOlis. masses, holy COM
-xxrEuk.. and Z; children's mass with
zr.zs.a. sermon. 9: high mass, with native
s~,rsa,. 1910; rosary. with native instruc-
ss... - solemn vespers and benediction,
= xn-ax-5ays, low mass, and 2.
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The following regular services are held
lat the Seventh-Day Adventist Chapel:
Saturday. Sabbath school, at 10 a. m.
Ipi eaching at IL a. m; Wednesday, prayer
and missionary meeting at 7:30 p. m. All
are welcome. Il. L. Howe, pastor.
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Salvation Army, King street. Captains
Mathis and Mills and Lieut.. Elliot IN
Icharge.-Early prayer meeting, 9:15; wharf
meetings. 10; holiness meeting. H. jai
meeting. 12:3o; Sunday school. 2:o0; Bible
class. $3.50; street meeting, 1880; evening
meeting, s. Public meetings every even
ing in the week except Friday.
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japanese II. E. Church. II. Kihara. pas
| tor. E. Tokimasa, associate pastor.-Sun
day school, 10; morning service. II: even
i ing service. 7:45; class meeting. $50; pray
| er meeting, Wednesday. s. Services a
, Waikahalulu Church.
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Kawaiahao Church, Rev. II. II. Parker
pastor.-Sunday school, 10; morning SER
vice, Il; evening service, 1880; preaching In
English by Rev. w. D. Westervelt; Chris
thar Endeavor, $50; prayer meeting. Wed
nesday, 7:30-
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Christian Church, Rev. John c. Hay.
pastor.-Sunday school, Gas; morning ser
vice, Il; young peoples meeting, $50;
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japanese Church (CongregationaO.-S
vices at the old Lyceum at II and 7:3o
o. clock.
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n hsafew's Cathedral. Second Congre-
n,xsssN Rex Alexander Macintosh, rec
sur.-Ssn1aZ school, 81 morning service,
81 exsains service. $50.
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81 andrews Cathedral. holy COM
zxr-fxsn. n, mathis and sermon; $3.50. pule
,.kxsrSni TO, eyensong and sermon.
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wa.ian service: $50 p. m. Book of Nor
mon class; $50 p. m, church history
class: 7:30 p. M, preaching, English SER
vice The subject of the evening sermon
Will be, What Think Ye of Christi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-10-16
HOUSEHOLD WASTES.

Every careful housekeeper knows how
easy II Is to deplete her husbands purse
by permitting small leaks to continue
sbout the home, and how much may b
,aved by judicious attention to little
things. Little foxes spoil the vines and
it requires no effort OF the careless
woman to keep up constant drain from
the exchequer. A list Of the avenues
through which wastefulness makes Itself
felt would occupy much space. A few
Of them, however, may be mentioned.
Wearing rubbers over new shoes,
thereby making the leather dry and
hard and easily cracked.
Pieces OF lace and ribbon thrown
away.
Making the sewing woman walt In the
house Idle or doing fancy work because
you have neglected to get materials be-
fore her arrival.
Buying articles because they are
cheap and will come In some time.
Allowing whalebones to rub through
the waist, thereby running an elegsn,
gown.
Wearing the same clothing each weeh
ss II comes from the wash.
Leaving silk umbrella Ia q case,
thereby causing 1t to split in the folds.
Turning skirts wrong side out when
hanging them up.
Failing TO sew glove buttons on before
wearing, or mendiDg them before clean.
ing.
Sweeping the house 10 the usual
morning dress with head uncovered.
Pieces OF bread and cake allowed to
dry and mold and then thrown away.
Failing to dry box Of soap for sew
ersl days before using Il.
Dried fruits left uncovered and c0nse-
quently allowed to become wormy.-
Good Housekeeping.
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How Moody Got OCT Of n.

Many were the interesting expert
ences belonging TO the arxt Mortified
conference called by ID. L. Moody. One
especially shows Mr.. Moody himself
In his varying phases II was the con
verxation hour at noon. and about l0
men were sitting under the tent on
Round Top
Mr.. Moody. leaning sturdily against
the tent pole. led the meeting. Sudden
" there came from him the plumI
question. Brethren, how many Of yot
have no grown In grace that you car
bear to have your faults toldT
Many hands went up. Quick N q
fash. but neither sharply nor insult
ingly. Mr.. Moody turned to q youni
minister and said:
Brother. you have spoken 10 times
In II days here and perhaps shut out
Il other good men from speaking"
II was true. The young man had
been presuming and officious. He had
held up his hand. but he could not beaI
to be chldden. and now he stoutly de
Tended himself. only making matters
worse. Then another minister broke
forth and berated Mr.. Moody for hii
bluntness. The latter blushed. but LIS
tened until the repruof was done. Their
be suggestiveiy covered his face and
spoke through his fingers. Brethren,
admit tho fauk my friend charges me