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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19

sh:iuc 81 our heroes and TO follow them
EnsgsSutNDT they lead rs Nor Is this
Characteristic ~ our nature 10 De CON
demueL God planted d; In our hearts Tor
a wise purpose. and experience teaches Us
that it does much good
The same l. true ia religion. Humanity
constantly seeks some higher being To
worship. and where none i revealed forms
arr invented.
''Th. Christian world Is fortunate in
having divine example furnished u
NlS clearly Ga. Of the chief purposes OF
God. iH sending his Son 10 the world, 10
p.uyide a. perfect life that would at
once furnish us both an example and an
incentive Jesus Is our model He lived
perfect lts. CarpiEE enemies were
never able tu point C. one mistake.
W h,lr We acknowledge IN general
way the proposition that Jesus - our
divine example. let Us Inquire In what
particular he Is such.
First Of all let me say he is a model
for Us in tnat he resisted evil The author
OF Hebrews Informs us that Jesus was
tempted In all points ike As We are. yet
without SIN In the gospels special
temptations are described. Satan made
desperate attempts TO triumph over Jesus.
We believe much in preparation. and so
does the devil He carefully prepared
himself for this trial Jesus was Subjected
20 conditions that would naturally arousf
MS bodily appeu;es and desires to an un-
usual strength. Tbs demand for EratiiiCa-
lion was at the maximum while power 10
resist was at the minimum. Yet Jesus
prevailed What a wonderful example
as strong as his. and as he overcame as
q man, 50 can We.
His industry = also TO be initiated We
can know little of his boyhOOd. hut that
little cunyiHyes us that his youth was not
spent I'm iileueSs.
Jesus was our example again in the
respect he showed 10 legal authority To
the Phartsees he made a reply that be
comes foundation principle with every
Just citizen Render therefore unto
Caesar the things which are Caesars and
unto God the things that are Gods We
owe duties 10 human government that
We should respect and discharge. one Of
them Is paying taxes Jesus paid his taxes
and he did IL when he was so poor that
ne mad 10 work a miracle to obtain the
money.
In his life OF prayer he was an OK
ample Tor US He prayed at his bapti<ru
gave thanks At meals. taught his disciples
10 pray. prayed in private PRAYED before
MS arrest. prayed FOR his encfnisS-hiS
last utteTdnceS were prayers. Prayer -
vital 10 the Christian. and We should
daily use this means of grace.
Jesus was a shining example for us in
MS opeuience- His very mission was in
phedience 10 the Fathers Will: his baptism
was not essential To him. except in that
-AaLlple furnished us. His whole life
childhood and manhOod-was lived in pcr-
Iect obedience TO proper authority.
When the shadow OF death was hover
.ng over him, and his whole human ma
lure was harassed with the dread ~ the /
approaching doom. he prayed. Not nv
viii, but thine. he doner That was ey
-mplary- We should cultivate intelligent /
complete obedience To the will OF God.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
TO THE PUBLIC

Ia presenting PAW PAW. a natural
stomach. heart and nerve tonic. / fe-l
that have added To the science Of med
ISIue "A force that IS as revolutionary as
was vaccination. as important to man
Kind as the discovery OF autiseptics and
as beneficial in the preservation Of hu-
man life and happiness as anything that
mans ingenuity or pr0viIeutiaI wisdom
has ever devised
The STANDARD DICTIONARY says:
Paw Paw IS the fruit of small tropical
Tree Of the passion flower family The
juice OF the fruit or leaves has the re-
m7rSable property Of rendering meat ten
der"
The PRACTICAL DRUGGIST AND RE-
VIEW OF REVIEWS SAYS: The Juice
OF the Paw Paw IS more efdcaci0us than
pepsin IN dissOlying aibumeu- II & also
an excellent vermifuge. The natives OF
India use it constantly for children. a sin
gle dose often being sufficient FOR cure.
The fruit or juice seems 10 have the
same effect "a good digestive. and is
most effective in cases OF dyspepsia and
habitual constipation"
Having combined this wonderful nat
ural remedy with other medicaments.
positively assert that 1 am giving to the
world the greatest stomach, blood, heart
and nerve tonic known 10 mankind.
know that Paw Paw will make worn
out stomaCEs almost as good as new;
will make good. rich blood and build up
the nervous system: will DO away with
both the necessity and desire for beer.
wine and other injurious slim
ulants
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
lore money than they know what to do

more money than they know what to do
with.
The season Just passed has been an ex-
tremely profitable one. The grain and
fruit crops were OF extraordinary size and
Oregon hay Is so plentiful that II Is being
pines
Every penny Of the $4,000 appropria-
ton Is now available"
or the $4,000 appropriated by the State
Legislature for the Portland and st. Louis
fairs. II is stipulated that 10000 must be
used In the construction Of a permanent
building to be erected in Portland and to
be known as the Lewis and Clark Memo
rial II will contain the statues Of Lewis
and Clark. Benton. Jefferson and other
famous men Of the period Of the Louisiana
Purchase.
Governor Chamberlain OF Oregon accom-
panied Mr. Myers to St Louis The Gov
ernor departed for Washington last night
He will stop in ST. Louis on his return.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
ALLEGED BIGAMIST CAUGHT
ON VISIT TO CHILDREN.
Harry :. ShnrpIey. After Long Ab-
Sence, Il Arrested on Return
From Kansas.

In his former wife's home. where he had
gone to visit his children after an absence
Of several years. Harry s. Sharpley was
arrested yesterday evening on a charge
OF bigamy.
The offence. it is said. was committed in
Sylvia. Kas., where, it is alleged. sharpley
married Miss Della Hussiug without hav-
ing secured divorce from his first wife,
Sharpley arrived in st. Louis Saturday
evening. and went to his wife's home
While he was talking to her and his two
children. detectives caught him.
The authorities in Sylvia. kas-. were no
titled Of Sharpley's detention here and II
is expected that officers VIII reacn ST.
Louis tomorrow.
Of CarOndelet about twelve years ago
Two children. boy and girl; were born
OF the marriage. They have been living
with their mother since Sharpley's de-
parture from 81. Louis snarpleys mar
place October 3. 1901
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
RIGID SELF-EXAMINATIoN
REQUIRES GREAT COURAGE.
TO Know Ones Inner Self and Then
froht ny the knowledge l. the
Work OF the Heroic Man.

Heart Searching was the subject n
the morning sermon at Marvin Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church. South v.s-
terday. by the new pastor. the Reycr.,,,I
Jcsephus Stephan. The text was Psalm
cNxXiv. 2. q: Search me. o cod ana
know my heart: try me. and know my
lhoush's. and see II there be any wicked
way IN me. and lead me in the way ever
lasting He said, in part:
David reverses the ordinary exDerj.rce
OF human nature in this prayer. Nothing
We detest 80 much. nor Is 50 quickly re-
sented; as TO have our defects pointed out.
40 ~ seek 70 know or true selves. to invite
the most severe and penetrating scrutiny
into our hcart-life is a mark ~ some ~
the very highest clements OF manhood
anu ana an evidence OF the work Of God in a
human heart.
1t indicates integrity Of Character II.
oeslIe5 10 know the very depth OF his
inner ne. the subtleSt evil as well as that
which Is manifest He fears nothing. he
Iht worst as well as the best He rIrres
IAe seFSEst divine tests To be made Sach
a man Is indeed an honest man who Is
AHNlous 20 see himself just as he is WITH
nmt any disguise or p8lliatiOn. and he Of
an men would be the last to have his
ISeliilEs hlrt By plain gospel preaching
such a prayer as this takes the highest
courage II IS lar easier 10 face cannon
ana nusketry. amid an exciting engage
H4eiNs man 10 lace our own selfish hearts
ana ask God to turn on the light David
Has a man OF uRsurpasSing bravery. as
rs history attests. but never was he more
CoCI IaEeouS than when he honestly sought
20 look into the secrets OF his own heart
40 CONNECT In human experience Is great
SF man that which takes place IN the
, zee IaIilAtlon Of a soul to get right In the
slsht OF God. one explanation OF so
huSh shoddy Christianity In the world Is
t lOt tIl1t there are 80 many hypocrites. but
700 many downright towards.
Snb praying about holiness Of heart
Anl Ihe Iuliness OF the spirit Is a very
esSy TASK, and IL IS very common form
", " PRAYER. But to truly pray for such
suS OF God requires conception such
- me Fsalmists-not blessing before re-
pIooI' nor power before emptying we
must De in harmony with the divine nan
10 oe what he would have us be Is NOT
20 20 nave good time. and experience some
xreat emotion; IL IS first OF all to 20
~ sis,EOukh the thrOes Of an aEonizinE sight |
~ OUT twisted. selfish nature, and So |
. .lON IaF snort we are OF being right. and
, - -, ahd pure. and good II takes no |
SSui S age 20 pray TO be made better or 10 /
80 pentecostal blessing. or to be use /
~ But TO be absolutely right In the /
praying man.
wise Is the man who prays to thor
oeshly know his heart. As il Is the center
-, q our moral being II is essential that We Il
A-io" ti'e heart thoroughly. The quality
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
DUTY OF CHRISTIANS 1ns Dss~. Ss, H L.s.oss snF'

Of our life and service will derend on the
state OF our inmUSt being. ImueTf.Ctiuu
there will mark imperfecti0u throughout
the entire life.
The very nature Of evil itself 20 in
crease makes it "A safeguard against back
slidinEs- Failing from grace begins not
by outward sin. but BY urgleCtiug TO
watch and To nourish our inner life.
The wisdom of this prayer + more
manifest sttll in that % Is am acknpWltu-s-
ment OF Our inSufii.ieury To search the
full Of people who are searching them
selves. apparently. but 30 ends Boz the delu-
sion uf a wrong and sslf-nattFriug opinion
ITO know ones self Is hyvCud mere hu-
man capacity. The heart has many hidden
AMI subtle IyCsssp1 which the human IGl-u
can never enter without divine iilumift-
tion. The heart il naturally a great i'm
postur. md lJs verdict cannot be relied
ON as Trustworthy Love o. blind. uut SELF
love Is binder still. Sslf-IGve e. pyriu4iCH1
in its own favor. and cannot see anything
against itself
''It has taaa zlid that the camera has
brought out millions Of STAR hrTeiui'F-
unknown. II has revealed the blDtghCs and
the hidden germs ~ measles and -Ili'tIt-
p1N. which could not be disccrued Win
the naked eve. This Photographic eye hstS
gone beneath the paint OF steamship
and caught the name hidd. from "f-
dinary view But there j. another eye
which sees deeper and farther thal lhif-
and which can reveal 10 our OWr spirits
the hid, n secret sins and the unho.ingss
Of our natures. And he Is a wise man "a hn
seeks the aid of this lli-seIrchiuE. ALL
revealing paraclete iu tho great task ~
rectifyinE and purifying the fountain uf
his life
Searching and illumination is not IN"
end. II Is but "a means TO an end self
knowledge. through srlf-iutru-pectiuu aau
the illumination q the Spirit ~ God. are
necessary. but unless they lead 90 q def
mite eNp' riruCe In the lie II -IiuthuDu- 10
but makes our condemnation the greater
Too many are like the Hichlluaer who.
after buying barometer. complained that
II did not make any Improvement In the
weather. They spend a great deal OF time
in hgart-saarChiuE. In prayer and msdita-
tion. but 20 moaning an the DAYS in their
jOyleSs. unsatisfactory experience
They have gotten the doctors diagnosis
by examination OF the symptoms. but have
failed to take the doctors remedy. There
can D.. no definite work in our hearts.
however great the revelation ~ its 'ur-
Tuu,iuu. unless we appropriate the blood
which alone can cleanse Us from all sin
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19

were being entertained. He then dweIt
upon the loving sacrifice OF Mary. who
poured the ointment upon his head and
1t was probably the greatest treasure
IN her possession, but she freely gave il
as an expression Of her love. Strange TO
say. as much is we admire her act to-day
It was condemned by the disciples who
saw It.
How confused ahashed and hurt she
must nave been when her sacrifice OF love
WIS E1iSConStrued or condemned
But Jesus knew her heart and came to
her deienS" and pronounced upon her the
most splendid culOEy that ever fell from
his lips II Was an exhibition 10 those
disciples and exhibits 10 Us lust that state
OF mind and heart which Jesus would
nave IN every follower OF his-a lByal loy-
ing. simple. Whole-hCartcd devotion 10 him
as n Savior ana friend that seeks every
llP ollP1T unity, great and small. TO express
itself in deeds.
This service Of love or AT,r,-., 49,,
is 81 intended TO he an inspiration 10 ali his
IOIioHeis- and for that purpose have |
caIiel ,sIl your minds 10 IL this morning We
Sah dli 10 something for JesuS-if We love
MIN Nay, II we love him we must do
SoIhelhlnS Tor him. True love is active
: love: Jesus said q Mary. She hath done
Wnal she could No more could be said
his lesson also teaches us tho limit
OF our auty- There are many people who
are AZ ahTiously asking themselves What
= the limit OF my dutyg- I believe tho
answer Is found in the texf-it is 70 do
all We can dui We can never do more
thn than our share. You remember our Lord
ff1iDss D.I.sI nm Se sna.l have done all those
SIt SIlLiieS "IllCn are commanded you. say,
we are Improbable servants. We have
done that which was our duty TO do
ca,sSs .,Iuni,s T., t tne man or woman who
com pieacing IN excuse that they have
'i done tneir share. God pity them for their
,iaIboW ,L.liS ,1I conception Of the Christian Hfe
God and Christ upon themr'
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
OREGON TO MAKE EXTENSIVE
EXHIBIT AT WORLDS FAIR.
President OF the Exposition Commis-
sion says There VIII BE E11O,-
600 AvaiIa BILE for Display.

jefferson Myers Of Portland. Ore. presi-
dent Of the Lewis and Clark Centennial
Exposition Commission and president OF
the oregon Commission 10 the Worlds
Fair. IS at the Southern. with W. II. Web
rung. who il to superintend the construc-
tion OF the Oregon building
Oregon has appropriated S500O0O for
Fair purposes" said Mr.. Myers. "Of this
amount Sl0o.0o0 will be used In behalf OF
the Portland Exposition in 1905. while so
on will be used on the oregon exhibit at
the ST. Louis Fair.
The Oregon appropriation FOR ST. Louis.
however. will amount to practically SlCO-
oca. for the commission intends TO spend
5000 OF the home appropriation for ex-
hibits. which. after they are used in 81.
Louis. can be transported the following
year TO the Centennial Exposition in Port
land.
states that the city Of Portland has prac-
tically decided To make an additional ap-
prOpriatIOu Of $1,000. TO be used FOR an
exhibit at the louisiana Purchase Expo
sition. This will make a $iio g" exhibit Tor
Oregon at the -. Louis Fair. Not a
state In the United States. with the same
population. will make as good a show
Mr. Myers says that the Oregon Com
mission intends 10 show at the Worlds
Fair next year a facsimile Of the house
occupied at Astoria. Ore, by Lewis and
Clark. the explorers This house was
the Srst one built by civilized men on
the Pacific Coast. and il will be one OF
the Fairs most interesting exhibits.
Oregon Is looking well to its exhibits
The entire display TO be MADE will weigh
in round numbers. 900 tons Every bit OF
material TO be used in our buildings will
be shipped from Oregon. and the exhibit
Is going 20 b. strictly Oregunian Affair."
Another interesting feature promised by
natural fruits. These fruits will he
shipped in refrigerator cars at regular in
tervals. and Will bt held IN cold storage
Mr.. Myers Il a native OF Oregon. and he
speaks Elowingly OF his State. Oregon Is
IN better condition than any State in the
Union. The state does not owe one dot
lar. We have more than Sl.cQOO0 In our
general fund and more than 10000 in
cur school fund. The oregon banks have
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
TEN MILLION HEBREWS
IN THE WORLD TO-DAY.
Professor Haman Says There Are
Only One Million of the Race
in the United states.

SPECIAL BY CABLE TO THE NEW YORK
HERALD AND THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC.
London. Oct. B-tCopyriEht. 1sOa)-A
special dispatch TO the Daily Chronicle
says Professor Haman Of Basel has writ
ten a remarkable article on the present
geographical distribution OF the Hebrew
race.
Professor Haman. who Is a leading au-
thority on this subject, says Hebrews now
number 100000. OF whom a goOd two
thirds are settled in Europe. Russia con-
tains $4,000. Austria-Hungary lS50 .po0.
Germany 5ss 600. Rounania m sO and
Great Britain $1,000
Next to Europe come the United States
with 100000
Asia. the original home Of the race. con-
tains z5oOoo, Africa 1000 and Australia
professor Haman believes that over sla.-
90 Hebrews embraced Christianity during
the Nineteenth Century.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
PAW PAW THE WORLDS TONIC
Endorsed by Leading Druggists and Citizens.
READ WHAT THEY SAY

Professor Munyon: Dear Sir-Ple1Se
ship me at once one gross OF Munyon's
Paw Paw. / an having an active demand
Tor It in my ten stores. and 1 cannot b.
without ii. II is not only selling well.
but meets with universal approval
FRICKE-HAHN DRUG co.
18th and Washington Ave.
18th and Monroe SITS
18th and Madison SITS.
2Oth and ST. Louis Ave.
lee and Prairie Aves.
81 and Salisbury Sts-
broadway and Keokuk.
4SaD y. broadway
Sis y. Broadway.
Hogan and Cass Ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19

omnendation Of Professor B0Sworth uf
the DDerlin Theological Seminary. who is
one Of the teachers the Reverend Norton
Will resume study with when he Euas
back 10 Oberlin.
He will also nil the pulpit uf his home
church at Berlin Heights. o.. while study
ing This church l. the one where ne
first attended Sunia y-SChool when boy.
Tne congregation gave Mr. and Ms
Norton a farewell reception Friday night.
wher. many OF The pastors attended,
Resolutions were adopted rgErettinE the
departure and expressing an appreciation
OF services OF boJh Merton anu his wife.
who has been a great help to her husband
in church work They both graduated
from the class OF ~ At Oberlin.
The church was crowded at the two
services yesterday. the sermon last night
being more along the line Of an Informal
talk. Nothing has been done by the trus-
tees in regard to selecting Mr.. NOrtun's
Successor
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
MASS FOR ARCHBISHOP KAHN.
knights of Columbus Will Hold
Services.

Eenrick Council, knights OF Columbus,
will have men Crial mass celebrated for
the repose Of the soul Of Archbishop Kahn
in St AIMS Church. Page boulevard and
Whittier street. at . a. IN. Thanksgiving
Day.
The ladies Of the Altar Society OF the
Shrine OF the Sacred Heart Church will
give the second OF their series Of euchres
tomorrow evening in Northwestern Hall.
Elliot and ST. Louis avenues. Playing Will
commence at SIS O'Clock.
a minstrel performance will be given in
Music Hall. East st. Louis. by members
Of St JOseph's Council. knights Of Father
Mathew. ednesday evening. October =.
\ fair for the benefit OF St Mary's
Church. East ST. Louis. will be given in
Music Hail tom orrow. Wednesday and
Thursday evenings.
The Reverend NJ S. Brennan. rector OF
ST. Lawrence O'ToOlc's Church. has been
appointed To attend the fifth annual con-
ference of Catholic colleges OF the United
states. 20 be held at Philadelphia. Pa, OC-
tuber ) and -. The Reverend William r
POLAND. ; J.. OF the 81. Louis University.
VIII read a paper at the conference on
A euchre will be given In jefferson Club
Hall. Grand avenue and West Pine bouIe-
ward. Thursday evening. October =. for
the benefit OF sacred Heart Church OF Fcs-
tuS, No Playing Will commence al 5
O'Clock
The forty hours devotion commences to-
day in St Francis Navier's Church. Taos.
40. and St Clements Church. 81. Glenn
ent: Mo-. and viii end Wednesday. II will
be held IN st Nincents Church. DutzOw.
$40. and in the Church OF ST John the
Apostle and Evangelist, 81. Louis, next
Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
The Reverend Father WhIppcrn has
been appointed assistant pastor at 81.
Bridget's Church. In place Of the Rever-
end Father Cast. who Is on his vacation.
The work OF painting the outside wood
work OF St Francis Xavisr's Church.
Grand avenue and Lindeu boulevard. has
been commenced The annual retreat Of
81. AIMS Sodality Of St Francis Navior'S
CHURCH commenced yesterday. IL will last
a week The exercises are conducted by
the Reverend W. II. Tanning. 5 J.. OF the
St Louis University.
st. Malachy's Young Mems Sodality Club
will give a dancing party next THURSDAY
evening in St Malachy's Hal. No. SIS
Clark avenue.
a euchre for the benefit OF St. Revin's
Church will be given next Friday even
ing in the parOchial hall. Park and Car
dinal ayenueS- Playing will commence at
$ o'clock The FIRST prize will b. a dia-
mOnd ring.
Arrangements are progressing favorabIy
for the euchre and dance to be given by
81. Roses Branch. No. Ig7. Catholic
knights and Ladies OF America In II
Roses Han, Etzel and GOOIfell0vy ave
nues, October =.
81. Lawrence O'TooIo's Lyceunl will
give dance IN the school hall. on Four
tecnth street between BIddie and O'F,aI-
Ion streets. next Friday evening
The Very Reverend Robert Mcnamara.
rector Of the Passionist Monastery. Nor
mandy. Mo-. will deliver a lecture at the |
ldeon. Grand. near Finney avenue. Friday /
,Eening. November s. under the auspices, /
y the First Regiment Of Hibernian 1
knights His subject will be. The Irish \
It Home and Abroad"
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
KALTwAssER DRUG CO.

The old-established firm In South st.
Louis. writes:
We have handled all your famous rem
edies for years with perfect satisfaction.
but are pleased to state that your Paw
Paw transcends all OF them. possibly ex-
cepting your Cold and Rheumatic Cure.
The sales OF Paw Paw are simply won-
derful. considering the short time IT has
been introduced. All report its effect -
immediate and pleasing. What is better.
we are having repeating sales on II. Ship
US one gross at once
RALTwASSBR DRUG CO,
1876 Pestalozzi.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
GREETING TO MISSIONARIES.
Eight Ministers ON Way to China
Address BaptiStS.

The Reverend J. VI. Breaker. secretary
OF the Baptist state board Of Foreign Mis-
sions. presided al the meeting held at the
Second Baptist Church yesterday after
noon. at which the eight missionaries
passing through -. Louis were welcomed
TO the city by the Baptist churches.
These missionaries are the Reverend r.
r. Jones and Mrs. Jones, the Reverend J.
r. Mckinney and Mrs Mckinney. the
Reverend Joseph Taylor and the Misses
n. NJ. Austin. e. N. HuuJ0u and X A
Dodge.
Each Of these missionaries made a brief
address. telling what prompted them 90 90
to China and Of the work they hoped 10
do there.
The Reverend W. ". Boyd. in closing.
gave ;he missionaries the best wishes uf
the Baptists Of s.. Louis, and wished them
u.u.r.-.L
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
THEORY OF RESURRECTION
SUPPORTED BY REASON.
Doctor Luce breaches DoctrinaI
Sermon on Immortality and
the after Life.

At the Maple Avenue Methodist Bpisco-
pal Church the Reverend Doctor Frank
W Luce is preaching a series of six
Sunday forenoon sermons on Future
Things" His text yesterday forenoon
was I. Cor, XIV. IS: But some man viii
say. how are the dead raised up? And
with what body do they conner" He
said in part.
Mystery surrounds the sublime sub
ject- The fact OF the resurrection IS not
discoverable by reason. though when re-
vealed We believe it may be and is sup
ported and corroborated by the best
thinking
''While the idea of Immortality OF the
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
SEES ENCOURAGING SIGNS
IN UNITARIAN CONFERENCE.
Doctor EGy SHys the Message of the
Atlantic city Assembly Was
One OF Faith.

The Reverend Doctor John ". Day
preached yesterday morning in the Unita-
rian Church Of the Messiah on The Sig
nihcsnce of the National Unitarian Con-
ference He said. in part:
"A particular interest attaches 10 a na-
tionaI conference Of any important re
Hgious body. because in the deliberations
Of such representative assemblaEe one
can discern the purpose and character Of
a denomination. and see by what il is
doing what Il really means.
when such a meeting represents a de
nomination which publishes no authorita-
tive declaration Of faith, il furnishes the
only way by which the public can rightly