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HUUKATKSFUOrUETlUUrTUr.OMlltST.
Abstract of the Paper Krd dr the Iter,
Dr. K. V. Uernart at the r M.
Uellr-Re Upenlng-jNept, 4.
After extending a cordial wolcutne te
nil thu students, ekl and new, the vener
able president of the theological faculty
ilelircrcd a very Interesting and instrue
tlve address upon the above subject. It
shall be the endeavor te preeiit only th'e
main features of the allures without ex
pecting te de lull jasttce te the tbeme se
ably handled The speaker oennidcrod Boe
rates net merely in relation te himself,
nor in the light only of his own time, but
us te the deepest significance of bit. life
nt (1 tfuehlni: as this appears in his rela
tlen te the ene great man, Jesus of
Nazareth, Seeratei U a prophecy of Ohritt
The mtdem of ijecialei in prophetic of
Vhriit tcitdem. All pre Christlau history,
considered under a posittve viuw,
is prcphetie of Jesus Clulst ;
but at proheiit we shall have te limit our
considerationslmainly te the positive force
of lilntery us illUHtrated in thu petsen uji!
vrlsdem of Becia ei. Ills private and
social ebancU r had many of the faults of
that i'.tan 3it-, and his opinions concern
Ujg tiuth and rtKhlveuenea, Oedandman,
appvar radically defeetive under the neon
day light of Jesus Christ. Nevertheless
ilii liitlit aua wiBdem of Boerates are or
traerdiuary, and are a reinarkable autioi autiei autioi
p.Uieu of the perfeet wlgdetn made muni
fest in the fullness of time.
In Ufln tlie word propheoy, it is net by
way of accommodation, but in its legitl
rnatn tense. There In, of course, in degree
ami in kind, a bread diirurnnoe between
this lefty Pagan teaaher a'ad the prophets'
e( the Old Testament. Becrates had no
knowledge el the advent of Uhritit as the
teacher of all teachers. The cbaracteristi.s
of his lile and wisdom which were pie
plietie, lay deeper than his oensoiouKiiess.
Abrahamjiaw tin day of the Christ uud re
jiiictd ; hut Secrateu did net net leek with
such ultiw visleu toward the lur-ell day of
liKht. Divine acency wrought in his soul,
in his intelligence and reasoning, in his
religious Hie and moral heroism, te such
a degree that his career and wisdom be
oatue really, though vury imperfectly, an
historical tpe e( our Lord.
A Honriiile OtiuiiidrtAen.
Secrates freely bet apart his time and
labors te the service el truth nnd right
eousness. Fer him virtue was the noblest
geed, and wickedness the most dreadful
evil. Socratie wisdom And Old Testa
ment wisdom, the Socratie idea of the
geed and the Old Testament idta of the
geed, though widely different, express
successive periods in thu history of the
same realm ; se that in each instance the
lernier is analogous te the latter, typical
of the full grown reality addressing us in
Ch-iht.
If was oharaetoristio of Secrates that he
be ieveJ hunKelt te be undxr constant
tifnee tuition and direction. In bis
apology bolere the judged who condemned
him he is reported by- I'late te have
spoken of himself thus : " Yeu have
el ten heard me speak ofaneraole or sign
which comes te me, and is the divinity
whieli Meietus ridicules in thu indictment.
This sign L have had even since I was a
child. The sign is a voice which eemes te
me and always forbids me te de some
thing which I am going te de, but never
commands me te de anything, Mid thiB is
what stands in the way of my being a
politician." Alter he had been con
demned te death, he openly dissents from
his sympathizing friends' opinion of the
impending execution, arguing that deitli
te him was net an evil, but a geed, and
maintaining this conviction by rufereuee
te the voice of his oracle. Neither sound
reason nor Christian principle eblige us te
deny his extiaeidinary elaim. A Chris
tian need uet regard It either as a super
stition or a delusion, or as a freak of
fancy. Conceding the truth of his claim,
that in his teaching aud life he was con
trolled by a divine monitor speaking in
his fceul, wu have the best rational
explanation of his moral heroism, his
unique wisdom, and his singular typieal
ultitude tewanl (Jurist and the Christina
liknwise be seen In the peculiar obaraetcr
of his death. Fer him truth and wisdom
were the highest geed, and meie precious
than death. In the presonceef his enemies
and acousers he expresses his unshaken
firmness In the very words used by the
Apostle l'eter, when he steed bofero the
Banliedrin, saying, that be must ebey Ged
rather than men. Secrates wai innocent
e erime. Ills cnlmles did net oenvlot
him of any violation of the taws. Stand
ing in open oeurt be would net dishonor
himself, nor contradict the work of bis
life, either by preferring banishment, or
by using any arts te avert the sentence of
dealh. He would be faithful te the veice
of Ged. Such the ground he took, sueb
the scntimeuti he expressed, The history
el Greece has no martyr te wisdom nobler
than he.
We honor Christ net by the depreeia
tien, but by a just appreciation el man
heed. It has beensaid that Secrates died
like a philosopher, but Jesus like a Ged.
Instead of emphazteg the contrast or
antithesis, would it uet be mero honorable
te Christianity and te humanity, te soe in
the sentence and execution of th' Be two
extraordinary men likeness and sym
pathy ? Secrates and Jesus each died
like a true man, eaeh according te the
profoundest impulse of the noblest
manhood, Secrates demonstrates that
in fallen man there Is a capacity for
regeneration, a basis for that new man
heed, challenging our reverence and faith
in the uuiaue dignity of Jesus.
A rtiatt el ttieaacflflcft.
The difference between the death of
Jesus and the death of Soeiates is indeed
grtat, aud, in intrinsic value, we may even
call ltiudnite ; yet, if we Ignore the fast
that Secrates in tne history of Greece,
like cheseii men in Old Testameut hlsterv,
prefigures tbe ene true saonlieo, we shall
fail te grasp the orueilixiou el our Lord In
all its relations te our race.
Soarates wrote no books. We de net even
knew that he penned a single line. It was
his mission te teach by word of mouth. Se
by wertl of mouth aud net otherwise Jesus
taught. Secrates is known te the world
thteugh the literature of iwe men, Xene
pheu and PI ite. lu like manner we nave
the hister of Jesus aud his teachings in
books written by his disciples aud anes-
tles. In eajli case the books were writ-
A (treat ITOOIem.
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1 have used soven bottles ; the hardness has
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I'eTertr and Maflerlng.
" I was drugged down with debt, peverty
mid suneilug ter years, caused by u gick
family and large bills for doctoring.
1 wat completely discouraged, until one
year age, by the advice el my pastor, I com
menced using Mop Hitters, and In ene month
we were all well, and none el us have seen a
Btck day since, anil 1 want 10 say te all peer
men, you can keep your families well a year
with Hep Hitters ler less than one doctor's
viflt will cost. I knew It." A WeEKiitnatit,
-Nene Kcnulne without a bnncn et green
Heih en the white label. Shun all the vile,
poisonous stulf with " Hep " or " Heps " In
their nftine. auU-Tu.Tb&Slm
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The time for changing the light
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id consequence, busy making
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KUUHAMT TA11AJUIMU.
Would Hutb linen Met Upen
Had net Huriteck Jlloed IHUeri been aro are
uieity el unquestionable merit they would
haie bwn sut d wn upon by the public us
thousands el medicine have been when their
worthlcsune'S wastllacevered. Murdoch Jlloed
t,i tlirf.iii.M lliA ltiB.mi.ir tnlliiiin.iii
..It:. : .!, :,. 7 .. ...: .a." ". ". received unbounded praises Hern
,-w.i j in. ej..... uicin.u ,i.uv.uui i ,le BitK, inusenianiisuing ineir morn Deyeud
niier uis uepauure. i ue uaiurai
reurse of oecratio history foreshadows,
in this particular, the natural order el
things in the history of Christ; aud this
natural order becomes the sympathetic me
dium of divine action in the origin aud
fouudatieu of the Christian church. The
true instincts of Secrates confined him te
thu mighty resources of human speoeh.
Se the command of Christ te his disci -pies
was by his instiueU aud wisdom
limited te human speech in sjiekeu
weids.
There are ether points of oentaot and
sympathy botween the great Atheniau
leaetiur and Jesus of Nazai e th, but only
one additional feature eau bu presented.
Tbe life and work of Secrates may,
under its negative aspeet, be compared
with Old Testament piephets iu relation
te the fulluessef truth realized and mani
fested by our Lord. The Old Testament
economy was a positive, aud the only
clTectual preparation for the advent of the
Messiah. The old was a figure of the
perfect redemption, but the new economy
was the reality. The ene was shadow,
the ether substance.
The Ileslre for ilhc
The deficiencies of the Old Testament
economy begat, as was designed, a deep
sense of moral aud spiritual need ; hence
the prominence of the hope of the piemised
Deliverer. There was a like sense of iguor iguer
luce and delloieney iu the wirdem of
Secrates, of which no ene was mere fully
couviueed thau he himself In his ironical
and saroastie vein he says, that whilst
ethers imagine they knew something, but
knew nothing, he, although like them,
he knows nethiug, also knows that he
kuews nothing. Ileuce the earnest desire
for ruete light wbieh iLt-enes bis noblest
words. But judged by the light and lile
of Christ the best ideas of Secrates need
te be complemented, and even his ethical
hlng
dispute, rersale by II. It. Uechran, drugglai,
137 anti isi ienn wueun sireeu
IIHOHJAI.
H
UNTtt KKMKUY.
Thirty
Years nMenT.
Kudersed
by l'hytlclani,
religion. Aud this very elaim of Sieratea axioms were at fault. With him the
foreshadows the greater truth that the hluhest ceed resolved itselved itself into
man ; aud human happiuess. and virtue was the bust
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144 Iferth Queen St,
Sen of Qed lived in the son of
that the wisdom of (Jtiiisi is te he ac
counted for iu no ether way than en the
basis of his own word, that tbe b ather
wus iu him and he iu tie Father.
Teaching; I r Lee et MUtiein.
Te the bt-lief of Soerutes that he was
tbe organ of a divinity, roust be ascribed
Heme ether rare characteristics of his lile.
Although peer te the end et his days, he
taught gratuitous y. Whilst ether ueted
philosophers charged their disciples at au
exorbitant rate, Secrates, who, by com
mon consent, steed without a pjer in
Athens, would take no pay, but lived iu
poverty. Aud yet be taught, day and
nlglit, early and late, iu the soeial eucle,
means or attaining te this end. llence
the different systems of Greek wisdom,
the steds of which were sewn by Secrates,
failed te meet the moral, soeial and
politieal wants of Greece aud Reme.
As a consequence, thu feeling of inelau
ohely grew upon the i'agau world aud a
ery of despair went up te heaven. This
ery of dispair, this longing after a satis
fyiug wisdom, this agony of intense desire
for the deliverance from the evils of Pagan
civilizatieu, Ged heard and auswered when
he manifested his love te the world in the
gift et bis son.
All history, Pagan as well as Jewish,
may he cleaily seen, when rightly studied,
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TUKKK IH AO DOUBT OF IT I
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BUESK'iS.
NO. 17 rXariT KltiQ STRBBT.
AKCASTKU, I'A.
taught wisdom from the leve of wiideni
His leading motive seems te have beeu te
promote thu well being of ethers. Iu
this tespeet tin presents a bold contrast te
men of all ranks in his age. Te some his
couduet was se uuaccouutable that he
scorned te be beside himsell. Need I poi pei
truy the parallel 1 Boerates rebuked, bj
bis life aud principles, the lelly el avarice
and greed for gam, somewhat as Christ
rebuked and oendemued the ouvetousuess
and hypocrisy el the Pharisees. The oein
pariseu of the life el Jesus with that of
Secrates, shows that the antipathy of
wetldliuess te the true gieatuess of man
hood as inculcated by our Lord, has its
warrant both iu the voice of Ged speaking
through tbe wisest Pagan, and iu man's
rational nature,
The intuitive wisdom of Boeratea was
uet beuudtd by the horizon of mau'a
earthly estate. His keen eje pierced the
darkuess or death, dimly It Is ttue, but
with wonderful power, in the absence of
divine revelation respecting the world te
come. "If," be says te his judges, "when
Ged etders me te fulfill the philoiepher'a
mission of searching t into mi sell anu
ether men, I were te desert my pest
through tear of death, or any ethur tear,
that would imleed be strange." After his
oeudemuation he consoles his fiieuds with
the id a that death in something geld
In the course of his argument be pointedly
says : "The difficulty, my friend, is uet
in avoiding death, but in avoiding un
righteousness." Auaiu we hear these re
rnarkable words falling from his lips : "Ne
evil can happen te a goetUnau, either iu life
or after death." lienee be espressos his
opinion of death iu words, whieh four
centuries later were used by the Apestle
Paul : " I say, that te die is gaiu ' The
meaning of such language is of course
widely different Irem the substance el the
apostle's belief, yet the resemblance is
surptlsiug. Aud from such resemblauoe
it may be plaiuly seen that thb revelatieu
of Christ oeuoerulu? immortality is uet
foreign te the instiueU of reau as man,
but In affinity with the profoundest human,
philosophy. As Jesus Is the substance of
tbe Old Testament shadows, se he also
fulfills the viiuue anticipations of Pagau
geuiua ; thus proving himself te be both
the hope of the Jews and the desire of all
natU ns.
xne Meral or Hecrates' Heath.
The typical position of Boeratea may
of philosophy and religion among Pagau
nations, however repulsive their errors, are
prophets. Hut among them all, no eue ia
mere conspicuous than the martyr philcse.
pher of Atheus. Amid the twilight of
heathenism he unconsciously points for
ward te the oemiug star seen by the wise
men of the east. Secrates waa a living
prophecy of Christ ; and the wisdom et
Christ is the perfeet complement of tbe
wisdom of Secrates,
uanbman ime.
Um'
SHARP PAINS.
Orlcfc, Sprains, Wrenches, Bheumatlsm,
NeunUtjia. Sciatica. I'ieurlsy l'alna. Hutch In
thu rflde, llaokache, Swollen Joints, Heart Dls-(a-.tt.Hnre
MUHCle-i, Pain In the Cheat, and all
pains ami aches elthur local or di ep-seated are
Instantly relieved und speedily cuiud by the
well-known Hep Platter. Compounded, as It
Is, et thu medicinal virtues el tresh
Heps, Uums, llalsams antl Kxtraets, It
Is Indeed the bett pulu-klliliiK, stim
ulating, seething and strt-ng-ttifnlng l'or-eu-t
Piaster ever uiude. Hep Plattert are
sold by all druKK'sLs ""' country sleies. 25
cunts or live ter ii.oe. Mailed en receipt el
prlce. Hep Vlatter Ce-, Proprietors aud Alan,
ufacturers llosten, Mass.
HOP PLASTER.
If Coiueti tenirue. had lireath. sour stem
ach and liver dlai-ase cured by Hawley's Stem
ach and Liver rius -acts. novre-iYuawizj
" My wife ler years has been troubled with
a disease et tlu kidneys; physicians pro
nounced Itdlabetej.liut she lui-elveil no bttne
nt Irem their treatment. Hunt's MJiieyand
Lverl ItsiiEDr has mailea weuderlul clianuu
In her condition Her health Is koeiI " O. M.
Hulibull, 311 Prospect Avunuu, llullale, Y
J une IS, 1U. s'2-iwclT, 1'lutSA w
Helped Her unt.
" Ker years have ln a severe suderer Irem
pains In the back. Tried various applications.
One bottle et 'Ihemat' hcletlrie Oil etilliely
cured inn. Cured ethers tqimllj quick." Mrs.
Ilunnlui; nt llth St , llutraie, wrett) tills rer
sa'e by 11 II Cochran, drugulst, 137 and U9
North Q,uuen struet-
A Iteinarkable Keape.
, Mary A. Dtttley. of Tuukhinneck,
Pa.
Mn
wus ulllicted ter six years with Asthma ami
llienehltls, during which time the oust pnyst
clans could give no rtllet llei lll ' de
spaliud el, until lu last, October she procured
a llottle el Dr King's New Discovery, when
Immediate I ellet was felt, and ty centuiulnir
lis ue ter a short lime she was completely
tuied. Kiiinlnii In Ilesh ftu . ma tow uienths.
rree iriai oeiiit-tf tu mw
urtaln cure et all
Threat undLumr )leas-) at 11 11. Cochran's
Druir Stere, Ne. 7 and UU North Oueen
street Lancaster. Pa- L.irKe ISettles ll.lS (1)
llueKleu's Aruiea Halve.
The Hest Halve In the'-world ler Cuts,
lirulses, soma, Ulcers, Salt ltheum, Kever
bems. Tetter. ChappeJ Hands, Chilblains,
Oerus.itnd all skin eruptions, and iHMlllvely
eures PUus, or no pay required. Hit guar
anteed te give purtuct satlslactlen or money
rtdunded. Prlce, St cents per box. Fer sale
by It. II Cochran, druggist, 137 and 139 North
Queen street, Lancaster.
1 Who every uuuf iu Knew,
itev. Ueerge 11. Tuayur, an old cltlr.cn el
this vicinity known te every eue as a most
Influential citizen and christian minister el
the M. E. church, Just this moment stepped In
our store te sav. " 1 wish everybody te knew
inuv i consider uiai ueiu myseii ami wiiu uwe
our lives te Shlleh's Consumption Cuiu." It
Is having a tremendous sale ever our counters
and Is giving ported satisfaction In all cases
et Luug Discuses, 8m.h as nethluK else has
done. Dlta.MATCHKTT-ilANCK.
Houkbeji. Intl., May 15, '78.
Beld byll.lt. Cochran, djugguit, N en. 137 and
13D North Quecu street. Lancaster, iebltoedt
y.MXU HAMt'Jnnt.. t.
PIIAKKS W. KltY.
In outer te reduce oursteck of
Wire Window Screens
We will wake a discount of IS nor cent,
etf the list.
j'jsn your enlers at ence. We have all sires,
ei rallies and width et wire Iu plain and
landscapes t are prepared te make them
promptly and lu very uest manner.
A LOT or
Of
VfiUY CHKAP IN OUDK11 TO CLOSE.
New patterns in six and seven toot lengths.
Hollands, Plslu Uoeus, Ornaments, etc
PAPKU HANOINOS IN NEW DK8IQNS.
LACE CUUTA1NS. P0LE9, Ae.
PflARES W. FRY,
57 NORTH qUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER. PA.
A'
UU-jriUMbCU AfU Hll, MlAtlt
AUUM.
HENRY SHUBERT.
AUCTIONEEU AND UKAL .ESTATE
AOKNT,
61 North Duke Bt.t Laneaater, Pa.
Everything pertaining te my business will
receive my personal attention. Terms reaseD
able. Utvemeaeadi. lanU-Ud
SCHOOL StTITS
t
OF ALL KINDS.
Special for Ladies.
I havejnst received a line of the FINEST
IMPOIITKU PONUKKSln the market, which
will be sold per piece, containing twenty
yards, at 110; the same quality et uoeds are
selling In Philadelphia at J12 and 113.
Special for Gentlemen.
Just received, A SPLENDID ASSOttT
MKNTOK WOOLEN ()0-D9, suitable ler th
het weather, which will be made up atsnr
prlslnKly low figures antl superior workman
ship, with trlnimlnp- te correspond with the
goods both In qualltv anil shiuiu. PEltrECT
FITOU-tltAN I'EKDOItNOSALE. Hive me
a trial and be convinced.
D. R. WINTERS.
LNO. 23 N. QUEEN STREET,
LAN0A8TISH, PA.
A ItAUK UUASOC
Great Reduction
-IN-
FilNE CLOTHES
-AT
I. GERIART'S,
Ne. 6 East King Street.
In order te reduce a heavy stock I will make
up te order, for the remainder et the season,
an light-weight WOOLENS at a '
ReHl0i20M5Uaf
This biz reduction Is TOR OAS"n ONLY, and
will enable the buyer teet a Ann suit el
Clethes, made up In thettHMt style, almost as
low as a rtady.made neP Suit.
H. GERHART.
New Fall Styles Are Ready.
An Inspection et this Grand DlfP'ay of Beys
Suits, will prove It te be tbe Largest and
Cheapest that has ever been exhibited In this
city. Over 8.000 Little anJ illB lleys' faults,
with Whort and Leng Pat,re dlsplayoden
counters.!
Beys' Suits at $1.25,
Beyu'wa'ts, Larger; at $2.75,
Beys'ftnits, the Largest, at $3.50
and Up.
MENS- SUITS,
OUIl OWN MANUFACTUUE, ler Quality,
Dui ability aud Fit must be seen te be appreciated.
euu itbices ake the lowest.
LGansmaii&Bre.
The rASUIONAOlLE MEltOUANT TAIL0U3
AND CLOTHIhUS,
Ne. 66-68 NORTH QDEBN STRE1T,
Eight en the Southwest Cerner et Orang.
LANCAflTKB, PA.
Mf Net connected with any ether clothing
house in the city. Open Evenings.
fUOTOOHAVUD.
J.
m. ueM.
Our Mm is te make as PEETTY A
PICTUUEel your child a th lu.Un.
Uueeus process will admit. Take a
leek at the SPECIMENS at the en.
trance te enr Gallery.
J. E. ROTE,
Ne. 100 North Qemb
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