A GRAND REVIVAL
THE GREAT MOVEMENT OF 18:7.
Ir. Talmas Wants to Start One
All Over the Conn tr jr.
' Trxr; "Tarry y in thfcili of Jfrunalrm
ntil jr le rnilurd nith power from o
hiyh: Luke xxiv., 19.
' For a few month, in the providence of
find, 1 br.vr two pulpits, ono In Brooklyn
iinil tlit' other in New York, and through t.io
klinlnc of the printing pre. nn ever
widenim; opportunity. To nil such hearers
and readers Iconic with fin especial mintage.
The tune hn arrived for forward mive
Inont such as the church ami the world have
never soon. Tlint there in a need fur such a
religious movement in evident from the fai't
thnt never inco our world wan swung out
nmonx tlio planet ha there boon such an
organized and determined effort to over
throw righteousness, and make tho Ten
Comntnndment olwolcte and the. whole Biblo
n chrision. Meanwhile alcoholism in taking
down It victims by tho hundreU of thou
rand, and the political parties Rot down on
their kmc, practically snyin: "O thou al
mighty mm jn! we how down before the!
iivo lis the oHlce. city, HtJto and national.
Oh, Kiv.t it the olIliTsnti 1 wo will worjhip
then for ever and ever; Amen."
s Tlv Christian rtubbatli meanwhile, ap
jxtititcl for physical, mental and spiritual
ret. Is li.'iiiit ncculnrifd and abolished. As
if the tad publishing homes of our own coun
try ba 1 exhausted their literary filth, tho
dion'-li nnd Hu-simi sower bavo boon invited
to pour th"ir sourriiitv nnd moral slush into
the trni.di where our American swine nro
now wallowing. Meanwhile there aronoui;li
liiiuo of inl.iuiy in ad our cities, oiven and
nunioo.sf,., of tho law, to iuvnkcthenmnipo
lei.t wrntii v.-hi"'.i buried .Solum under it de
licof brim-Oono. Tlic p.ni Iciuoiiinc world,
1 think, has in is-ol it ti iviin. nn 1 thv nro
at tin ; iimm-ut riving their batteries 'upon
family oh-olea, church circle, Hiciul circle,
political cirolesaud imtior.al oir.de. Apollvon
11 in the saddle, mid riding at thn head of hi
myrmidon would capture this world for
darkness and woo,
Tint I one side of (he conflict now rniii".
On flic oilier siil wl have th most ninmli
sant pi-p.l machinery that th" world over
miw or h. ni t n ever iuventtsl. In the llrst
placa th' iv nro in this iimn'rv more t lent
i;;hty thoiisauil ministers of religion nnd,
trike them a a ehis, mora onu.oor.'it nl,
Jiohcr. mniv consistent, morn self deiiviric.
more fmtlitiil men never lived. I know them
.v the thou-nnds. I have met them In every
city. 1 niu told, not by them, but by pstplo
iutsido of our prnfe-s on, people on g air "I in
Christum nnd reformatory work, Unit tho
cIci-rv of Americn nro at the head of nil 'oo I
ntTprih.n. a i l whoever else fail they may
le depended on. The truth of this is. lemon
titrated by tho fact that when a minister of
religion Je fail, it is o exc.-ptioiml that tho
Jiewspnp. ra report it us linetlnnic martini,'
vlnle a hundce l men in other calling may
Kodowii without tho mutter b unt; cuiisiderod
as espuoially worth moutioniiiK.
In addition totiieir npiipment (n moral
ohiiraoU'i- the fdiTgy of thii country have all
that tin-schools can Rive. All nfclmv!oKi.
i al, rhetorical, seici-tille, schohistic, liu rm y
ttnium.-tit. So much for the t'hrut;an
ministry of all d 'iiominatioiM. In the neit
jilai'e on our sido of tho conllict wo havo tho
grando-t churche of all timo nnd lnuher
fctyliMif nieinlip'.'.ship mi 1 moro of them, mid
a host without number of splendid men nnd,
women who are doin their hest to ha vo tins
world pm-illod, elevated, Rosjielizn I. lint
wo all fe l that homctliitis is wuntiiit;.
Knoiieh h.arly nons huvo been 1111115 nnd
vnor.li earnest sermon preuche 1 within tin,
la--t six m'i!itli8toaveall tlieoitie of Amti'.
ica. nnd yavinit the citi you save tho norl I,
for they overflow all tin laud citU?r with
tln lr r liion or their infamy.
Hut luuls at tome of tho slnrtlini fact.
It is nearly nineteen hundred veiir niucj
Jcmk t hrlm cumu by the way of lJL'thlcheni
carnvuii-nry to suvo this worM, yet tli3
int of the world lin be. 11 lio 111010
touched l,y this most ntupen lou fact of
nil ifnnty than if on tho tirt t'hrisfiia
niKlit the bonstsof the stall, amid tho blent.
niL'sv.t thi-i.- own youii;;, ha 1 not ln-anl ths
lilealm- of tho Uimb that was to bj slain.
)nt ot '.he 1 ij.dito.Mi hu.idld million of tho
11mn1.11 r .co f.,ii! t,s,.i hundrel mdliou nrj
without imd mid without hope in tiiu world
tliei.nn driver of Arabia, Mahomet, with
"": ' 'V- s. l-wiuf; half ns many disciples
ns i.;:r l..,.... 1 1'nri.st, and inoro peoplo are
w-i.hniin- cliima f painted wisid and
ini ve i -..jio than uro wor.-hipnp; the living
und '! nn,! Hod. Meanwhile, tho most o?
lis ;,.iiiro ot.-agol in Christian work-1
tpeul. lor mytcli as well as ot!n-r.s :iro toil
iii to our full capacity of body, mind an 1
i-"iil, hiuiiessel up to the last buckle, not
"hie to .;raw a ound iiuto than wo urn
oi.iw.ii tr lilt, uu ounco moro tliau wo aro
lilt m;.
What is the mntter? My text loU out tho
Mrivt. We nil need moro of tho power froai
on IiikIi. Not muscular power, not logical
Iower, not wientillo power, not social power,
not tliiaiieial power, not brain power, but
power from on hiRh. With it we could nc
vompl.sn moro in one week t iau without it
in a hiiiidred years. And 1 am Koin to jt
it, if m ai.kHer to prayer, earn&st mid loni;
tontiinii.l. Dod will Krantitto me, His uu
Worthy servant. Meuaud women wlio know
bow p. ( ray, wli"n you pray for yoursclr,
jiay for m.. that I may be endue 1 with power
Iroiii on hi ;h. 1 would rather have it than
all the diamond II jldsof (.iolcon lu, nn 1 all tho
pearls of tho seu, and all tho L'old of tho
mountain. Many of tho mightiest inteilocti
never lnd a touch Of it. nnd ninnv r.f th I. ..
tlmnordir ary iutellfcls have ben surcharud
jvith it. And every man and woman on earth
link 11 rnht to nspire to it. a riuht to pray for
it, nnd, proptr.y Misiitent, willobtain it.
! 1 OWCl' fr.llll Oil tint level iu 11 Ilo,,
i
i nu h power ns I may give you, or you may
trive me. bv I It rill V' iriiir u I j
lower iiom on tin level when we stand by
,?cn "H;,r ""y -'liWtiau undertaking.
I lower from ,n the level when other pulniti
are in r.ecord with 0111. l'nw fr .... .... t'.
Icvalwli.n tue reliiou and njcular press
Ijirwuidour Ciiristiau uudertukiiu. Hut
rower Irom on tm i,,Vel 1 not kuI11,.:.i
'rom 011 liiir'a is what w 1.....1 1..
lorsession 1 f us. 1'ower ttrnii;ht Irom Uu I.
Illpf ri'.Uturul POWJI. Ullllinot .lit l:iwer nil
noiHiu-iiiipjv.vr. Not moro than ono out
ol a tlioitsund of tho minister ha it coii
Jtai; us,y. Nr.t moro than t.nl out of ten
XBoUn.i.ul ( hn .nans has it nil the tini ". Uiveu
SQ ubundmiLV, theso last tea year of the
BiUiel -eiith cpntury would accomplish moro
or ltou und tbu church, und tho world than
tne vtviou ninety yeurs of this century.
K A tow men uud women 111 facli uKe or tho
jrar.d have possod it. Caroline Kry, tlw
Jmni(in..l Vuakeres, had it, und thive hun.
prw o. tho depraved und mlTcring of 'ow.
jKatniii'iMMi, under her unhortation, repentad
Sen1.. I"'ve'1- ''""luau Awards had It. and
uciui.Miii in mwlmg house heard tho out
urit of roliRiou emotion as ho tpako of
J'Kbt.Miuiuj! and judKmeut to com.. Hamuli
aiud.tt, the t hnkliuu merchant, hud it, and
fa- Ir'ifbte
ISt.,.1 .,
... v, ..einc.ions snoworeil the world. John
.7 'V"1 lt; ,ii,iUOP Jtiuier hud it. Isa
iwlla t.rahiini hail it. Andrew Fuller had it.
-mi4'1 vt?"l-"t ""lel baker and Dr.
Nettleton nnd 'lrunian Oaborn and Cbai le
JU. Finney hud it. In my boyhood I saw Tru
4iui Usborn rise to preac h !u tha vIUsk
irhurcl, at Bomerville,' N. J., ttuil befora G
mad (riven nut his toxt or uttorad a word
feoplo in tliA audaenc sobbed aloul with ra-
ir u .'.n,ttou- U toe K"re Irom on
All in Kroator or lea duires may bavo
Wt. Ones Ket it and liothiug can und bofor
!"!!. ?oe do"- 'ricatur. goes
sJowft Inlldelity Bim4 down. Worldlnw
jgoe down. All opKltion goos down,
u t"n,,, 1,1 t,,B Wstory of tha church
Mid tha world ha this power froai ou bih
!tua demonBtrat!. In the seventeenth
veuvury, alter a great aaasMn of moral do.
ijTwiMoii, this inwer from on blirh came
own upon John Tillotsou and Um and
navel and llaxU-r and Uunyan, and thero
JKa deluo o.'u:!rtt U;bur tbau tha tru
ff th IdghiH mountain of tin. Tti tin
ruhtwith oent'iry. In Knlnn l and Amerlen,
r iizion wa at a low water mark. Wil'lnm
t'lwp.'i-, wr.ting of tho clergy of thow days,
taid-
KserTt f with T.V ptrll bVtt,
i; iriiiiii iui'1 lM1nc.11 in r dracribo the tt if.
The In!! lei writin; of Slmftusbury nnd
IIobb.1 and Clutbh Inn (lotio their work.
Hut power from on hivi cir. e npon b.it.i
tho Wesley and Ln-ly lloiitoiioa on thij
'.her side the Atlantic, av.d 11,). hi V'!inn
Tonniint nil (liib v. Te 111 v.i:. ml Divil
Hrninerd on this side t no Atlantic, and bolli
hemifphore felt tho trend of a pnr loniu;
tlod. Cominjt to Liter ilrtb thero may be
here and there in tin audien"e nn aeivl man
or woman who ran remember Jlew Vork in
1S31, when this viwor from on hi;.;n da
cendeil most wondrouily. It c.inio on
pastor and congregation and theatre and
commercial establishment. Chatham
Street Theatre, New York, wa the aceno of
a most tremendous religion awakening.
A committee of Christian Kentlemen called
upon the lessee of tho theatre, and said tliey
would like to buy tho lease, of the theatre.
He said, "Wh.iwln you wnut it tor!" Th -v
repliel, "For a church." "Kor wh a-at'
nai l tho owner. "Kor n church." wa tlnj
reply. The owner mid, "Von may liavo it.
and 1 will give you a thousand dollar 1 1 help
you on with vour work." Arthur Tappau,
a man mightily crsoeuted in hi time, but n
man, a 1 saw hint In hi Inst dnvs, ns honest
and puronnd Rood ni any man I ever knew,
ntcppe 1 011 tho stage of old Chatham Theatre
n tlio notor were cloinif their morning
rehearsal and said, "There will bi preaching
hero to-niicht ori tlii stne;" and then cav
out and saiit with such peoplo a werj luere
tho old by mn :
The vn'.re of free g:vs er'ei, ncpj to the mount.
Fermi tbi; b;llcre Christ b.n o;i3iicd a fountain
The bnrroom of tlio tli 'atro wai turn" 1 in
to a prayer room, nnd oi!it hun. Ire I per
sons wero i proMut nt th i llrst in-etin;. Kor
m-venty sncvisivo nihH reliiou frvtc
were held in thnt ttuvatre, und siie'.i sccnci or
mercy mi l miivation n will ) subject of
Cmveisutioii .mi l congratulation nmoa;; Cm
ransomed In nlory 11 loin; as heaven huts.
Hut I como to a later time 1 s.",7 r. uieni.
here I by nriny who nrn here. I remember
it especially, as 1 ha 1 just enter.' 1 the oi;;.'.j
of tho ministry. It was a year i t hard times.
A prc.tt panic ha I H im; liundre Is of thou
sau ls of pinpln p. mule. s. Starvation i n
Ir.'l habitations that had neve b-for
ii ovii .4 iv. 1 at . 1 'i ikm 1. me in nr. 11 y c n
bjcimo n tnij.lv. Suicide, c;iiT"tin;,
burglary. iias.inalioit were rampant. Wh it
nn n lul day that .vas when lh. banks w -nt.
ilownl Th tj has b.-en nothing i:W it pi
thirty yean, mi l I pray ti i l tn -r. nuiv 11 t
! ntiyihuu liko it in the next thirty ren.
turies. TalK alsuit your HI aek l'nd iv! It
wn Hlaeij Saturday, Hlnck ISun luv, Hlaek
Mondny. Hla-k Tue.'.l ay, liluck We lues lav.
Hlack Thur.'ilay us well as Hlae Krrlay.
Thi nation in its extreuin v fell helpless
b.'.'or.i tho lird und ci ie I fur pardon nil
pea -e. nnd upon inini .ter and laymen t ti-
jsiwcr from 011 hili desc-nde 1. Kiikiiii
nouses, w ar.To.itns. hotel parlors, inns ai'iis.
fai torii-s.t ro n I'J to I o'clock, while tue op a
ative wero r.-stiiu;, were open.sl for pruveM
und sermons and iii.'iuy room, and
Hurton old tlicntr' 011 ChamlNTs -i,
where our un:etor us-il to nssmblo t:
latlXh nt the come die, nnd a'l no and down
th) tre 'ts, an 1 out ou the d'S-ks an ou tlij
rteck of hlpr. lyin ; at the wharf p oilo san
"All hail the p iwer of Jein's mm"," wlnl 1
other cried for m-rcy. A Kf 'at m.isa m t
iiiK 01 ChristiitiM on a week day, in Javue's
Hull, Hhilade'.iuU, tcleraph- 1 t K.ilt.ni
Street l'rayer Aleetinx In New York, avinr,
"What hath Uod wrouhty-' an I a tel-yram
went back haying, "l'o huulrel souis
K.ivisl nt our tneetim tod ay.'1 A sh'p r.i'o"
through tho Narrows into our liar'o ir, thi
captain reporting that liun...f 1111 1 all tin
crew hud o.'e.i convert' I to tiod b.'tiv.'eu
New Orlenn and New York.
lu tho bu-.ii st marts of our busies Ain'r
lean i-ities, where tin wors'iip.T of Mam
111011 had been couiiliii' th ar golden beads
men bxan to cab ulate, "What shall if pri
nt a man if ho t;nin the whole w orld an I l -o
bis soul'1 Tho waiters in restaurant after
tho closing of th ar day's w ork knelt anion,;
the liibl" where t'.iey had s Tved. l'olic
men aske 1 consent of tho Cofumis -loner of
1'olice to bi p-rmiiU'l to at; jn I re!i.riou
niei tin. At Albany 111 "inb.-r-i of the New
York lJKit-latur.' hs.. . milled in tin ro nn of
th Court of Appeals ut halt pad. oicht,
o'clock 111 tha niornui for prayer and prui-c.
1 1 anted invitations w-r sent out to the tire
men of Kew York savin;. Come ns .suit
your conveiiienco best, wlnth r in lire or
citizjas dre..s, but con-! conn:" ,uarrv
ineii knelt iimm; tl' roclis. Ki-ln-r.-u -n
knelt ut thoir bouts. Weaver knelt aaiou
the looms. Sailor k ieit. amoii;; th 1 ha:n
inoolu. Sehoolmasters knelt unions; tiuar
clause. A gentleman travelin;; fnid there
v.a n lino U prnvi r lucetiu; irom thuali i
to Washington City, und I1.1 niicht bave
Vidd.'d a bin of pravcr mistnu from tint
Atlantic to tho l'luaHe cj.,t, nnd Irom thj
St. Lawreuca to tholiiilf of Mexico.
) In th is) day what koiiq. what wrnimn,
what turnings to tiod, what re -itulof tin ill
ill'; experiences, what proli;als broal-.t
home, what buriiin; tidings of soul", save. I,
what serfdom of sin emanrip !te I, wiiai
wild rout of tint forces of durkilc, w lut
Victories for tho trutiil What milium 0:1
earth and in heaven ar.t now thanking to I
jfor 1Vi7, which, though tin year of worst
jlinancial calamity, was th-i year of Am -r-ii.'a's
most glorious bU'ssim;. lio.v do v ui
iiccouut for Is;,;, (ts spiritual triiiniph
on the lie-Is of it worldly inisfo-tutiej
It was what my tex: calls tliu power from 011
In.jli.
I Tuat wa thirty-thre year n';o, and
lliouli them liuviiben in various part- n"
,1ho land many htirrin.; of tho Holy (i!io,t,
there Im bivu no genual iiwukenin,-.
(Uo-sit not se.-iii to you that we ouht to
have und may buvo tho scenes of p iwvr 111
;1H it eclipsjd by the f-o.-nes of power in Is il
1 ne circumsi.iut'e are s iiinnvnat similar.
VVhilo wn havo not had national panic a id
iniver.ai pro.-iratiou as in ls-7. thero lias
oceii a stringency in the money market t iitt
;na put many of l .im lamili'-s or tint carta to
their wits' end. l.ure coiiiniMi cial inter.'.t
follaiisiir; have left mullitu i nf tmplove
iWittiout menu or support. Tho r.'.c."J
o'.Mins of hu-iii".si 111 11 have ubilo-.t or e.i
tirely (.-.iven way. N w illustrations all over
the land, of the lu"t that rich huvo not only
If 1011 hich they wall; slowly as thy ceil ",
,but ;n;s on wlueii tiiey spv'l waeii th'v
o. Kt .rna! Co 1 11' hoa kuoA'est li iwcr unp.'d
,aud sever . and holoinn a time it. is with ma iy.
I And r.s tlio busings ruin of ls.".7 was fol.
vwed by tin uloriuas t.auaiplis of ura e, ! t
itho awful st."ii?';:e of is'.l ) In follow I by
the li.ilioluj ihs of u lia'i 0,1 sive I 111 ls.H.
I Itivlnreii in tho (1. 1-0 . 1 niim-,;ry! if
wo
do
isp'ht half ns ni'uli tlui 1 111 pr.iyi :- us w
jiu tho preparation of our sermon nothing
.could stun 1 before us. Wo would have tho
.power from on hihas weii"verha 1 it.l'rivutu
iiiiemhersliip of nil Ciirisl'tudoin! if we so -at
'half as 111 licit time in positivo prayer for thi
iullueucons we do in thinking ulxmt it und
talking about it, thero would not bo keere.
.taries enough to tako down tlio names o
those who want to ((ivo l:i th ur name lor
enlistment.
i As tlio power from on hli;h lu 1S"7 wa
more ivmarkublo 111 uc leuii s of music and
lycuum bull und theatres than in churches,
why not thin winter of lS'Jl in the-o two
iodemie of music, plucks of s;ular t-utor-tainmunt
where wo are during the rebuilding
of our Hrooklyn Taliornacle, so grandly and
irrac.ously troate l by thuowuers and losvir
and lessees; why uotexHctaud why not havs
tho power from 011 bih, couifortiui; power,
nrousiug power, convincing piwer, convert
ing power, saving Kwer, omuipotnnt iowerf
My opinion is that 111 thin cluster ot cities 'y
the Atlautio coast, there are ilvj bunured
thousand people now ready to aocspt tho
Uospid cill, If, frexl from all the cjuvention
'litiuof tue church, it wjro earuejtly uud
with stronz faith preuutel to taoin.
lu thsj brilliiiit assemblies there arj hun
dredswhoare not freipienter of churches,
lud who do n at believe mucU if at all in min
is t- of reliWo.i or ecclesiastical orantza.
Hons. lut Go 1 know you have stru.Kle in
whicUyou need beip, and bereave uuut in
which you wunt so!ao, a jd persecutions lu
whic'a you ou-'it ta beve UcJ.'a.-, aai per
plexities In whlc'j yoa ned RnMnneo, rind
with a profound thounhtfulneMi Tu stnnd by
tho gravo of tiiold year, hnd the cradle of
tliyoun ; year, wonderinR where rmi will lie
nnd w hat you will I10 n hen "roflini; yenra
Khali eel-? to move." l'oiver froia oii hiii
lie-to r. noon theni!
Men of New York nn 1 l'..Mo1;1yn. I c,(Ter
you 1 toil nnd heaven! I'rom the il.iy you
en'iio to these i itic w hat .1 f'.ruj!,;!? you Iih vo
lia I! 1 cr.:i tell from your cnremirn counte.
ranees, nnd tin tear in vour eye, nnd the
tleettsinh you have Just tuvadied that you
v.aut re-eiiforcment, and here it i. cre.iter
thnn Hlucher when he re-enfot-eml W t-lli np;
ton; create;- than tho Hank of l'uxlnn I v.hcu
lnt month it re-enforce I tiie Hai nit na.ni s
ly, the ttol v.lio thrnuth .les.i Christ, I
ready to pardon nil your sin, comfort all your
arrrow, "nftrr all your doultts, mi l svitt
nil tho shiintiL.- c.nlf of b.'aveu wide o;ra
beforeyouv red " .ne I spir.t. t '.unit into tint
kinn loin o: tio.il Wiluout n half s.-cjnd of
delay come in I
Many of my hearer to-:!ay nre what th i
world calls, tin' I what t would call ;ii-ndid
follow, and t'.iey s -em happy euou ;li, und
nro Jollv nod o.ili ;iiiK. nnl'if I were In
trouble I would Ro Ut them with n much
contld"iico a 1 would to my father, if lio
wero yet Alive. Hut when t'.vy io to their
r.sim at nii;ht, or wh -u the excitement (f
social and bininem life aro otT, th -y niv not
tsmtent, and th-y want somcthinr better
tnan thi world e oirer. I uiidcrstnud
them so well I would, without nny f ar of
lining thought ronnli. put my ru-lit Land on
their ona Mimilder and my left hand on their
other shoul ler mil push th an into tint
tilled nil of Co l. It-.it I cannot. 1'ower
from on high, lay hoi J of them I
At tho llrst communion after th'-li dicn
tioii of our former church thro hundred mid
twenty iht .us sbtoj up in tiie a.slet nnd
publicly c-poused tin cause of Christ. At
n not her time four hunire I s ml., at iiii-.thir
tune live bun Ired; nn t our four tliou.nel
live hundred membcr-iiii'i were but n small
part of tiioso who w i,!r.;i tlio, . -.nere I wall
took lllHill tlieiiisele 1 1 1 lows i.f the
Ciiristiau. Wbt Inrne I t'li -m What
saved them? I'mv.-r from tin level?
l'ower from on tiili.
Hut greater thmu are to b seen if ever
th.tst' citic nnd cv.-r t his w orl I i- to be taken
for (lod. There is one eiu-s of uu u and
women lu all theo !i.se iibl.i..s in wh-.ni I
bave e.sp.s-uil inter.' t. and that is thus, wlei
bad e.s.d fntli rs an ! mot li r. ouce, I ut tin y
lire d"ii I. What niulf'u b t of u- ar-. or -lhaiisl
AVtmay b- t'l, .Vi, f year old, but
wt never cet u-l tt bamu tatlii' nn I
Jtlottier i;one. (Ill, how often we Lave bad
trouble... that w.- would h';e to have to! I tli -in.
nu I wn nlwai felt as . m.; as fat i. r a. id
mother n re alive . ha I sni" one t t wleen
we could K"! Now I woull Ilk-' to ass it Veil
t'.iinl; that all their pravert in your behalf
bn Is'i'ii iiiiswere I. ".No,'' you say, "but
it l too late; th old foil. arc roiio n .a "
I in il -t court. siusly contradict you. It is
not too late. I h ivea 'rien I in th i.iiin-.;ry
w l-o was at ten I1114 th la-f hours of uu uisl
Christian, and my trien l said to the old
Christian. "Is thcra n t trouble on your
iiinidv' Th old man turn.. I Ins f.ie to the '
wull for a few iiioiiu-n!. nnd then sai l;
"I inly one tlims-. I hope for the salvatifi if
my ten children, bur not min of tliem i et
save 1. Yet lam sure they will be. It.sl
means to wait nul l I am i,tn ." So be li".l. ,
When my friend t ld of the cir uuist me i 1
einht of the tn ha I found the Lord, and I
have llo doubt th" other two It 'for thl have '
found Him. Oh, that th) b;i- p- stpon-d
answers to pravcr for you. my br .tti. r. lor I
you, mr hist.-r, illicit ion Uo ir de. - .til in j
j.ower from on In lt.
(Hi, uuniiswcred pr.iyer of fath"r nnd
tnotl.er. wlu ro are von? In what i'.ni of ,
I tho oil homestead have th.y hi Men'' Oh, ,
unanswered prayers, us in a mist of many
t'ars into a t loud, nn I th ai br. ak in n shower
whl -h sha'l soften the heart of that man
who 1 so liar I liucann t cry. or that woman
who is adiaunl to pray! I 111, nriuclimr of
then -jo I. now empty and in the garret nmoiie; I
the rubbish, speak out ! t Hi, stalf of the pit
riiu w ho bn en led bis wenry jouni' y. t ! I
of the parental nnxietie-i t iat bent over thee!
Hi, family ltible, with story of births mid
dentil, ru'stln some of thy time worn leaves,
mi l let us know of tlio w rinkled h mds that
once, turnnl thy pa'..s, nnd cxphiiii that spot
where a tear It-ll upon tho pa-si.;e: "oh,
Absalom, mv wm, my s-ui, would li id 1 bad
died for th"t'.."
ttuod and gracious t !o I ! what w ill b i- nno
cf ih, if after having ha I such a tlev u' nn I
praying parentage, wa never pray for ojr
elveil Wo will pray. We w ill ti .in no.".
Oh, for tho power Iron on hie,b, powo- to
move tills usS'Mibl:!.', po.ler to save Urn .Ie
lyn and New York, powa-rof iv.ani IImii tl'.at.
m ndl swe.'i aer .tlus continent like am i.i
sur.;e. po ver to girdle t'i r um I earth v.uii
It re 1 girdle ilipii.-d HI the be' i ol the i lo-'
if tin., forwur.i m iv 'tii nt I-to be ;inat ail
there inns be some plac for it to be ,;ni. and
whv not this i la. eV An I lucre must it some
liiiic for it to I." :iu. an I why not this l.inof
An 1 so 1 sound lor your ears u r'uv I Icnli ln i
vitation, which, until a few- days u,;o, n-vcr ;
c.aiiie und r mv eye, but it i; so swe ;, s i ..V
bin; with pal ho-., so triumphant with jov,
that whoever ramie 1 it, lust ad of bjin
uu'inyuious, ouht to b) immortal:
lhriO-1 I borj on Call arjr's 'roe;
'I'tii- sltlji.'s, itw il-it', were Is I on me,
'iuat u.''" hi I nrd m hi nil'. (). free -O
wri'lcti -i siiiin..r, cuai9!
Pnr.lenel with (tail'. wanM1. Ilioa It,- U'.n.t
Trust nm the w ir.it. II ives ne r-H;
1 Ur tiji rel et to lie lit ii;ijirt-s'. -o
Hoir inner, cjiiki.
nine. Ieve thr harden rtt llir? rroi;
Couul :tll thy Ktins hut ciu.it y iImm,
My :'tie-j riisy U u trtti.y Ion '
O uui-dy sinner, cuuit'!
Coin, hither tirlnir tnv bn lm.' feirt,
Tltr :clilni; ll 'srl. tliy b irsllm- t art,
'lis tiiert y s vnico nilntt-s Itiiuo cur-;
O ireia')liii ; nuuer, dine!
iiriM'tn liv iif:.r.
fne nf Ihiis.t instance whicil excituw'd
l-prca I comment m New York i just iiearine
a niouriiful -ud. A man who wu once tho
privato Hueretary of u rcat citizen of this
town, and Mibseipiently became a purtiieis
mid then Hut duvet" r in ii iiumU'r of im
porlaut comnanics, gradually allowed Ills'
pa .em for th inking to jruw upon him until
lio sank to tho position of uu out-und olid
street iindieaiit. Lous uo he was warned
out ol the I it-taur.iuts and cales iu which Ie"
was Im iiici ly a i oii- i. iioiis li ;ure, nnd li I1
t ventii.ally soudit adniissioti to u l it y ho.'
pilal. lie wa-- discharged, ticketed ns a coui-j
loon vagrant two weeks u'o, uud yesterday,
jiu flood oil the collier of Twellly-slXtll
hi reel, in front ol li 'liuouieo's b.inn pen-,
iiies ot every pas let !.y until moved mi by
I'.'t police, it is a Main und every day in
ilani eol tin) I'll'eet ol meuvsaiit tli iukiiie.ainl
prol.al.lv it w ill lin I many u mallei iu up.
per day life of Nt w Yorker. Tim man wa
mi widely known, Iioacm-i', tuat lio rav ha
sitiactud unusual ullvutiuii. .Vrtu iui.
toia.
TI.MI'l'BASCK NKWH AMI NOTK5.
Don't try to drown your sorrow in a ilemb
Jou; troubles tiro ureit swimmers.
An I'uslish writer cstimuU that oti nil
avtrngo every Hritis'i workuiuu hpuiul u
ilolbir a week for beer.
Tho W. C. T. 1'. of Chica;o nro tiMiniu
a lady to tako tho position of poiico matron
a' the stutiou-housu iu ludiiinupohs.
1 Mr. t'aine, of the Knelish I'arlianient, ha
pon o to India to discovor how far the Indian
liovorumout bus fullllled tho wishes of 1'ar
liatnoiit ill udiinnibtrutiou of the llipior laws.
Tho love of money is a cultivated desire,
am! no form of intoxication is Kf'atur. It
is the Inundation iihui w hich rum drinking
rest, fur nothing drives a man to (lriukui
mora surely than the dimmsiintmeut in
cettiin; monuy, and ulso tho disupjiointment
In finding happiness (rum tbu possession of it.
During tho hcarinx of un assault case iu
an Albany jml ice-court tho othor day, John
liubtin, twulvo years old, mado known that
he was employed in a burroom, bis hour
being from ft o'clock in tho inonnnu' until '
o'clock iu the ufienioon. Hi duty was to
watch the barb-uuler and sue tht he did not
''knock down." Kor this the boy wa dollied
and fed, but received liuwus Uu ws suut
to an orpbau usyium.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
THE LESSON FOR JANUARY 11
"Idolatry In Israel," I KinirB. 12: CO
33 Uoldcn Test: Exodua 22: 4
Notcn.
"Tln .Terobontn built BheoUem fri
Mount Kpbrniui and dwelt therein." Hv
hots.um having been wnrned by Sheminli,
the mnn of (lo l. not. to go a ;ainst thn revolt
lint trilK to subdue theiu. returned honm
with hi army and contented himself to b.i
Kine of Juibiii onlv. according to tbu word
of tho Lord iv. Tim tho twelvti
tribe beenmn two tintion. not to Im united
attain till thecomiiii; o; the win of David in
power and glory iKjck. xxxvii.. -Jl -.jo.
Slieciiem becnnie for n time the capital of
the kiii.;do n of the ten tills.
"And went out from thenen nnd built
Kennel. " Here the miKel of the I.or.1 wrestled
wit It Jacob nnd chan-isl bis name to Israel.
Jacob called tho iinimt of the idnce l'enu"
(the face of (loli, tor, snid he, I have seen
tiod faeo to face, nnd my lifo il pre-crvel
llten. xxx., '.'
'.'il. "And .Icroboain said in hi heart, 'now
shall tint kingdom return to the house of
David."' Ho evidently did not know in In
heart nnvtliui'; of th" inenniii,; nf either Sins-,
hem (sh iillderi or I'enuel the fue of t iodi.
Hi heart had not received the pro 'ions prom
iseofll. ut. xxxiii 1'.', nor til l ho know Kno
of whom it is written "tlio got eminent .-hali
lie upon llisshoul ler ' iNii it . th. Althoiiitli
tiod bad promise I to build loin a sure bou-
if onlv he would hear and ob v and il ori :ht,
III III siehtir.i , :.s,, t j, v,i iit that let
knew not the lace of (jod u a cure 1 to walk bt
fore Hun.
"If this people ;; im to sncriil"e iu tho
lious'of thel.orl in .1. i u-a e;u, tiifi shall
the heart ot this people tarn luaiu unto their
Lord, unto ; hob am, kmc. nf .lu i.ih. etc."
Til Te Is lio ei.ltltli Ie t tlio I III th. In I ;V
cotitidi ii'-e iii Hun, but there isa thought i f
duvet ibsolie ,i. n.-; for ,1. -roll ..uu i. new thai
Cod bad c .iiiinauil.-1 that sieiati, .. s loui l I ..
otl'i'iv.l onlv in thecitv and at the p! a .
which lie had olios, n il lent, xin., ,t, IU. Thi
I sir I ( hi' I Iii I i h ii .lei iis.,1 -in an I ii' His
name Una e, that I hm e. nnd there oii! , s .,. I
should woi-shiti linn 1 1 1 .ut. u . 1 1 ; I K ,
IX , ill lis I Ie iu lllltt s'e, 1 1 1. c,,-v iu t he II Iv
(.'.' lo..S, llbi.VC til- lucre V se it, I let It , ; t!.
chi-rubini. Had .Ii i . loam I.e..,, .. ie u to
Co. it would have b. en w.-ll w ith hi. a. an I
be would ba l i n a sti uU. r ;,, t,,, , ai- ,,f
1 isiic his l.ia loui and his n -.
','s. " l.eieupon th" kmc t i.iK c. .mis -I a. id
lu ade two c il . s nt p. I-1." It was not
collll- I nt lie I. ii mii-t have b --u th i'
n l nf the IHUO'tlv. lb) must have known
thestorvnf tint yolil'll tab ill the Wil l
in ss and of t li" tliou.au Is who fell luei'i-'
of that sin. lie bad the spirit ot Ca n. who
prclci .s Iii) own I hoa ;l.t s and wuvs it
those tt ( in I, un I f in-1 not tod is .,
'.".'. "And lie Set t ie one III ll.t ll'd, i, the
other put he in I t.m.'' What e a at n
of holy places' ltctle l illollse i f t io l ,w h i ,t
tiod tave to .lii".ia siii'li a j;ori.iu vcioa of
In aveiily t In no uud siieli pi 'onuses Or t .
future tiien. twin., 11 In wuere i.ol i
upon n lad. I r that r aea - l t . heaven in I
Jnenb deilieateil a pnl.ar to lio I. Ii r.. tins
febi-l sets U an .o uud e.t.lbllshi . I .. att-e,
Jladh th'.iuht if the me.anuu ot 1 1. iu e
XIX, '.' -ju dmeiit ii" nm;iit p. i hu.. n ive
leai. d to set an I. I'd tlieia , but le-s. i iiisto
have tliouj,ht of iiothiiij; cx.-.'it tie- P ar of
I. .sin.; In. kiii loiu.
ito. "And this thin.; b..nne a sin " Not
only a sin iikrmiist io !, but a in luauis' ln i;
helt and all bis house to cut it otr. an I to d. -
htroy it Irom nir the li f th" earth mil,
tl4l. He that sinuctli n-xaiiist iod ri.i;i.it
In own s. ill, and all tiny tii.il hate lino
love il. ath il io,-. viti., in '.
"Tint people went towoi'.hip b'fnre Ilia
one, even imlo Dun." It wnut I be s,i 'ii wor
ship as Cain nlT-red. the woi shi(i nf ilisoli si.
nee. nn. I therefore hat "I III to l iod. Thcv w ere
breaking the Hi - t and second comma iiiluii uts
of the law, be-i.li s all the other cnmuiaii is
whiililiol had lveii cnii'- -rum ; Ihuouiy
ill f Wor.-hip. 'I him is let paiti.'iil.i'
pllli'e lliiw- w in -re we are to tt ol -ill 1 1 (iol, but
us Jesu, t nudit the woai in ot Samaria, ti I
ht'ekcfll true Wol ship. TS who Will Wol-lllp
Him ill spirit and in truth.
.'(I . "A ud In- mad-' an hoto" nf hi.di plae ,
nnd made pr,e-t. nf tho lowest i f p...,.:i
w Inch were not o.' the sous of Levi." .Not
w .tli.tall'line thee niiinitud: ' I'lmu shal! run
the Levitt s unto Anion, and t i In sons.
nn t tint hti;.n,:or that c nni'li null
si, ail In- put toil -nth" (Num. in , V, Hi
nan takes anv one an I sots bun u art as o
prie-l It is in t i 1 1. ii ; h to ilcs,.o ihc oii'.V
trueiio I, tiie li. il ot 1-iM. I, mi l th" ,y
Cilv, un I the Ti a. pie. the onlv iippo.ute I
plll.f 'I srieritiee, but he nisi ilc-pi.is li.il'
( In si ii priest Iinh I a 1 1. 1 set s up on ol lus i w n.
V e do lint nee.l Io siik till . iv. II III our own
liny. Or u lu.r.: ua-le piestho d. iii.iiiv ot
w In mi, to pud;,e by their n lu t. ii re iiui' ai ;
tho lowest nt the people, and if tli 'V do not
woi ship i' ilvi s t In t ii la'lily do woi -hip
IJiildell cables. Nor lie st We si e i out s. e I h't
l'i .t. - taut clim eh, nor ivi u ent.-r the lip1--c
-pal church, to Pud thein, ..r U.cy mat I u
I ' it 1 1 1 1 In all il. ii. mi, nations,
il.. "An I ,1. Iol o.llil nr. 1. line I II f. lst
" llse llllto til " least that Is ill Jll !'lh,
nu. I lie i ll' i . 'I upon the niter. " .Mn. did
not ni ilam fi ii-!s evei thin; c .tin cot -d v. it n
tile tabel liae'e .ticl tclliple. and Worship and
L asts was appoint -.I by Cod; but this man
take-the pine . nf Co. I and t'liilite- tiod. 1 1
l.nimds ii. of ma- ites -rib d lull I In i .,
4. "w In i nppo.et i mil ex ill"' Il 1 . 1 1 1 1 It III" o ..
nil that is i , 'i lie I ( iod, ol that I. woi .liiiic . ;
ho t hat lie, ns Cod, sittetll III the t-lil e ul
tiod, bhuWIll hlllisell that 11" Is l.'o I."
"Scridcin4 unto the calves that lie had
made, uud he placed iu llethel tint priests of
tiie hii;li places which ho had mad"." Cod
Was the itrcliite.-t of tal rnneli; and temple,
but these plac s of wortlnp wero made by
this man, to In 0 u ( i . id hm I berii si I. in I,
und w ho w as now so VI 'oioiisly settini; hull
sell lllld Ills people ncaillst (ioil.
il". "So he oiler. 'd upon t he altar " Notice
this expression thre.t tunes m this v. is und
in the last, nnd also th i phrase "which be
but male' the sane number nf times. It is
nil lu .loiii::, and li 1 1 is t x. lu Id
'In tint month wui h ho bad ib vise 1 o?
bis own b art.'' If was all th" devi-ui i f
bis own heart, an itnli u vin :, hatetul h, i' 1.
just like your-, and iniue In tot e we were born
i min above. Nalur.aiiv tv lire away tr im
I i id and av.aihst I i I. v el He l .yesUsaul is
kind to the '.lilt 1 1 1 1 ' i ) . l ill ail I lie. cvi'. His
loieand III not iii".. sh ail I I. ad u. ton-
ti.'iit-nictt (Uoiii. ii., -i, but. ni-tiiv iii. i Ji.ro'
iouui only despis l it --7.iw.Mia n 'ifl-.
HOW TIITY JAl r TIIi:ilt ft' r.rJ.
The Ortjunr.fi; tin or.inii of the V,'. C T,
f. niy: "A pi oniiii'hit Cbic.i ;o s;i iwi.i,.
lni; to iiicic.aio ll tril l", reconily be:an
I'lisliltiK lor ( ustomci'K uiiioni; tha boy. 1 net
Iim.iiis lor all kinds of caini s were llit.' l uu
nnd invitations pntiteil on po.tul cards w. iu
hent to nil the older boy iu tho ward. Tint
result was I lio rooms werestni crowded. It
was intended not to sell them li piorsat lirst,
but to get theiu in tlio habit of speudiuc; the
cvcniiik' in tho kuIikhi, tho owners wed
knowing what the liual result would be. Tlio
g. xsl jtvoplo whose boys wero started ou tho
road to ruin, becnmii alarmed, uud tried to
break up this Im)-' resort, but they soon
found that tho haloon-koepor hud u pen vet
rinht to let in the bov if ho did not will to
tlifiu. A Chieasto Judi;e, in a recent sen.
tauce, dutinc the saloon-keeper's lunal ri(lit
In this rospovt in the following luiik'iiae:
'You may allow Isiy and children to Ire
quent your saloon; they may witnes tiio
tpparent satisfaction with which thei.
M iiior quatf the sparkling glass; you may In
n hoohng and training them for tin) period
of twenty-ono, whon they, too, ca u parlicij ute
.(ui' ull'thls w lawiul.'''
It hn been uutuvuim that a spurious
imitation of Yvol onsar Koith's lymph is beuu
muiiufiioturud, uud a number of casus bavo
biveii reported In whk-ii foreign m.t b al in m
liavai lioeu (lo-ulvod inU purchiiini; tiie
Imi'u preparation . Tha agents ot l'ro 'ossor
Koch havj lifsiu uaabln to discover the maun
fagtuixTsot Wu uouutrfoit.
KKLIGIOrs RKADINC.
tl INO.
We arc wravin;' every day, a we j.as til it: ;
our w ay.
Intrnt i. pon our busy work or Just n buv
P'ni.
Lcncatli tbc rasnal ae cf men, the angels'
ti adi r;r,
The lb. lie. of lit Mirrcctioti in which we
shall nt i-c.
When the trumpet' tlit oliui; call upon our
car sh-id la't.
And our do. I .hall throb nnd ipiivi r, an.! it
laiiisbcd lite tee.ad.
W hen en b lurrying ntoin stek its own,
IhoUL'll tli'taliec ill- I low ,
Wr rdiall wear the lle.urif.tain Kobe that
M e ate i at in' now.
Then the thn ud w e sadly spun, nnd In
darkness ntie hy n'-c
Wove in the lahric, wi.lnnt; that tlio lolijr,
hard task w as done,
Shall gleam and itlinimcr as a mid of lovely
rose ,'llld li'ilte.
And the blin ker tliiead of sorrow .bull be
in ale lovely, too.
The Lliuiincriii'.' flints of gold from a patience
luanitold
Khali make a pattern tin i t and straiice, nnd
In aut eon. to In hold ;
And the w in c nf pur ity shall shine, tin- tear-
spots la b- av,"
As we don our It. - it rc. t ion liobes upon that
lat gloat ,,n .
1 O King of Joy and pain, let us not weave In
vain '
I Tmii b thou tic f ibfie of our lives and make
I them t or amain,
'I hat, w In ii o -.r t is, ,s tint. he, , v itliiu tic
le :i V i tilt p ' i e,
CI 1,1 io nor l.'oi . . .1 IS .1.1
I l bold I I. . la. . . " ' '
i --'"Mis.m fm. id;.-, in s. S. Time-i.
1
:
i.i.o-.'ii'i i - i'ni i i i h-..iiuni.
' I'r. :. t . .1 I ! .. II.. Ii In i,.i:
lb t.il'l, r, t- e (j, il,.. ti ith that it i. n..t
in ci -. ii v to l.ie.u :.: ! tut ti ties iu or 1 1 r I 1
be a t lo'i-i.a'i. lb - n . :
i lleavi a 's i ,.' i . 1'i-ivelv f,.r tie oloians.
. Til' 'lllCl Il.ll. Ill Hi) il'l UU lit , t c s le .
I lti"tl to a sin, l. , , s ,V in.' , , , , ;,, ,, s I'll
I ii.'-t.ilu lli.it ., ,, ii e 1. 1 opt i, . I a- to luht.
anlsijht. Th ,. i, i oil ' t boii-eel- r in .i.
who have to i in ti I it' 1 1 iv ..-l.t n. and
Ib linhoit '. .-in.i . v limn Mi ! "in I- an utter
vtr ttti r. .! ii- w. ei.d cost ul, I. hn i
if si t-iiig r 1 i ! I up .' r in ln i l ial in is-
till ' 't tie si.iil.nl ipm e il, g pi
ti'i milling sunl.i .nn.
It.'atel
Mi ot I .. li vi i'ii -r PIT.
I When Vapol, ,,-i w i in the Io l.bt of bit
tin. p. lily, and .in roiin. lid by a brilliant
j loiiip inv i I i in- iiiiii.i.ti. an I eo-irti. r or
tliii iiipire.li w I-a.k.' l whit day lie con-
I mdi red to bave Ii, di the li ipp.e-t id his lite.
I Vt lien all c p. ti d tbn' be w .ud iianie t he
ni c.'i.iiin of .nine innoiis vietorv, or smu.t
great poliiii il lnuuili. or .oiue gn at au-
I I'Ust ei h i. rule, ti. nr .mile signal n cognitiott
I td bi. gi iiui- i iid power, In- :i n -w i r, I w ith
out a n, "incur- In ,t itioii. ' l lu- happiest dm
of III V II te W It" t lie il.iy I'l my I I r-1 Col I : III ' I -
tiioii." Atant'lt .n uiif.ii i'. i I'll t lu a w a i
a gt in Ial .,ii i , win n be added, a- it to
I 'f. "I wa-then an iiiuma til e!i;!d.'
lC..np.tnioii.
Till 11-1 ISO.
Tt iv t-1, r- ti ll ii. nf a t r. e m trnpl il couti
triisiheiiiiierp.irt.nl' vt he Ii ate .oin inie-s
eaten out bv ant., t bile the b.u k and leave
n lu .iu app .ten! ,v as Ir. sh a i ter ; and it is
tut till the loin, i lo minis and sweep, it
h,w n that Hi r l,i is di covered. I'ml
t he spum did not mill, e t he tri ' weak; it
only ri vi ale I Inov wt il. it was, ami its
(e t , . i te -. w .is be re. nil i f the gnaw ing nt
in. 1 1-thr. ii:h a Ion ; cur. e of time. Iu
ill-."- tnaniii',it we et nur cliiirntit. be
boiii'M oiu' i d bv cmi-taiit ncg eet n: i cim
In, ,n dill v . or l.v .I'tily iiidulgi lice in 'iifl
.... . I . . I.. I : .. . I ..l.i I .1
-in, .'i ii in i I. .'lin, in ,.,ii,' iiiiiii.i-
I ,.'. ,,,i,oi evi',. . ..vtli'i : i 1-e in in
run w In n the It-tin; hour sh iii , ..inc.-.
IW. . I t ha.
.
To., in ,,f ...ii'i 0'...(i.ris..i,r.. ioil.,
; hti.l nud it Hun 'it; ton out ,. ,t;to (..id
, v.ei" ban I-. ;..-e and hide v our Ie f ii ai the
inn ..I II'- rot e; t , et II. in lav la- i .,i:i,g.
1 so, t Im, , bea'in . I, a ..Is ii poll v ou r -nu I, and
.Law : . the r, and ..v.r.ri.u. it- vnti.j
tn ii a ii tt.at you ;,re not a lui.Milv iii"--iii-
f f. : u iuipi. Unlit w.'il.ir id Mi-, full il
.ale and ,, .i.ou-i'.ilry, leu i.'i'v a .tUc
i ilia e u n a I it te r - e.ui :e iu ri : ii ; in i,i , a
und full.ll: to'av v.mr lui-y .ind am-
I bit, ons eoiile!. nt Iv in Hi- hind., as the
j clii d hl ile.'s It. br.il.. tl l"V at Its
iiii.i I,, r - , a'l ; t, i .live Ir iu b v w a't ' u : : to
prii.e I saving, 1 1 ! v , !...! v . Imlt, a
,!iige lot,, n pia.-c a. .1., the s. r.iphiiu of
' the Iii .iv on- il thnt In li-tv i.i ; t is.- to
I hum so th it you : .ight nf bis i.iec; p.
It-irii to tol.ovv linn mi l i,..t tun aloud n'
or,'. ! . : to i e is- o live in .1 If. and b.r .. ,1 ,
Hud t" live iii loin and lor lion, to bo.- 1
I.i- Imr.-.r re than yuir own; to !.. a'
i . ir i.iid la lie in. .I. nu ,.r I,,. 1.1. -lid.- to
-I i.
li .1,
ild glow thiol, :'li
ill I ll.l- tie le t.
this
r.t
Till' i.-. I V W t V.
1 1 ii ti a . : 't i. 1 1 .i i ,o ..I t he w ir a tmni
t.ernf I .dii s im ni I he u.'.i. nu inhei's o th.
..I..... I .. .. ...... tt. I....
it "
B'Ul I 11 .. d oil I le.l.lelll I. no ai r-
I i . , : i , ,;e. i.i "Mv tory of t lie ar." re
I, te. v.l. at lol.ovid: ll vv a. c.'a I t
ban t vt til" I id1", had .-ill. I t.
I
1 ""'
Inn M.iiie vvuil of eii.-nur igcini nt some
lhlni: to i lieer and stimulate. "I have mil
vvutdof t'lii-nutagi niiiil to give!' vv;i. bis
ad ami blunt reply. " I be military situa
tion is far from bright, and the country
Know . it its vv ell as I do." !
Ilen.alor a pau-e: 'The fa. t is, the
pie H i n't yi I made up tin ir iniml. that
vv a ii- nt w if vv n h I he s.,,ui h. Thi". I, a. .n't
lei "U'e I do.v n to the dcti riiiiniit niu to ludit
lus vv ar thmiigh ; p.r tlev hav e jot i he eh a
into i heir In ai - t hat wean '.'otiig In get nut
id this liv, fi oi niu i vv . bv .lull -v! Thai's
Ihc word .tra'egvl inin. il 'Met lillau
thllll,. he is goil.g to Whip the l'i hes by
: r.,te,y ; and the niiiiy ba. "ot the sum
noli They bave no id, a that the war is
10 In irried mi uud put Ihrou.'h bv bard,
lough lighting, that tv ill hint -,,ni, ho y : and
lu i he i. ivv ay is going In be lii.tilc v in t Ids
delusion la-Is." Let t In so sag acious vi "i l
bc Wed pnleler d I'V nlir rlllllclll s.
i.::tM.i:..i r; p vr.vi'i: rtiit,
A in hail hi vviitin;; to Ike nfVr fOec rt
Puii. . I li -1 am. ' chat go against t ho I'lilim in
i ,,r "saloon ' the W. I'. '1'. C. lias ho ufteii
liiu'le: "A'iioiu, thn iiiany iiiiii.o ane s of
1 1 aveliii.; in a 1 ' 1 1 U i n it 1 1 car none is worm to
b ar Hun ihc'. iloon' I ji-t year 1 tool; a
trip to C.iliioi'iiiii mil back by way of
'j'ai oina and ,-t. Paul. The through train
i al l V li'pior and it Is sold mid drank to in
toxication, mid what with the mas', pro.
unity and ginning, I determined never to
(.pen. I any morn money to secure a sleeping
l.ertii when the porter is unable to seciiro
ipnet. it wa my misfortune to be located
near to tint stat -mom' which wa occupied
by u ipiarb't of drinking mi l nil' I p'iivin,
swein ing billows (one un editor of a Minnu
iijioiis tiaily), and twice dull cull for the
p r.er us ;in;; him to stopthuir noisy, boilujv
wua t'u'.dut't, but ho said ho could nuL''
Tin: laut snasou ha bten timifuully di.
tstmus to the shipping on the Croat Likes.
r-lxU)uii steamji"., wiiost) total tonnage was
5. la torn and wry is a value wustHVI,.VU, wero
lost. Twetitv-seveu schooner and barges,
vuluod at MTM.OilJ, were alwt l.nt, a w--ll us
twelve t'j. value I t a'w.iKrj.
Kincb 183 the only Indian flRhtint; ba
been with tho littht squad of Aptu hes In
Ariiona und Now Mexico. Kor every A pa ho
rundown and killed or cxpturl tho Uov
vuuicat Wi said to bave sp.'iit ?1v)j,ixu.
riiNMUYl.VANIA J'OINTS.
The Law and l irdcr Leiioicnf Waslilngti.fi
will tiy tosiopt be si I pa rsn that town
II V.il. !,,. .
I be I'onb.ii' I uitiaee Coinpiinv nVer of
L.i- b,cti incepted by the wel,, vv of
! lie mini ! -, st In. ,.st tlu ir lives in the Hill
l aroi tini.e d sasi-T it ts. I tin-suits against ,u
i '.lupai.y ill Led'opped.
Idle t - annui'. repo-t ol'.-'a'e I'.i.tor
In- pe '": M i t a has j ,s. ,. t
' I i is 1 1,.- uu; h r , ,f in-1 ,.. tit.ti. iniidc.
tie lieu i : . I r;l peiyes 1:1 ! . ;e , .,
t !. i i '-ii.;,- .mi. i.' - and tin' ii.tu'-r i l
" ' ' iei . ! ! 1 di :i; a-1 i ug r 'in j 1 , ne " it ii
tl'f law. :iiim.-tlie tratiy t 10 l.t I inn. nt the
la'vt.pii'. I th" ..ne pi. iv, dm,; th i; inincis
'uill le t v...:;, m ne than ity Inen r
w e.-k is nio-t lie pe ntl v Iran -g! v.ssi ,,
lu stoop.ii); tnt.ee a g'.tte at Moiniii;:i-
bela City. !' Lli.t !i M it hews, agi d
- i. was s, r.oo.'v i tte-d bv her clotbni,;
c.itcbiii" Lie.
Maiui'i". M irrav M' I a -i t the S. ,t:,l.i!e
.iii i- i o:ep mv. 1. !! ou the y pa-.t'inent
-.it .; !m'. ii . ',' a:.d fr.n ! In- s . ill. ,.
:: a v hot r. . . o cr.
IVo'.nti. I " 1 ense in l i r. en v i ,'e. have
lib-nit Jim of a in i i 1 1 V nv. r the 0111011--T
in. .-s. I hi- inc. ,t.i -li t' i , rect iv illc, vv Inch
v. nt .by l.t t vt-.f, m iy have I..-, p.. s tin
t e i ".
Ilk tig 1 1 1 li i' ails all. i' I il several
! . : - ti- v. h v. -ie .-. ., I. 'lii,' Ir. l.i a p ot ,'
I a' III : ul-, tie tr .b.!ii.s!..vv n i ti -.table
j M' ;' r '
: .- o' !, ' w VVotlll'i. -I trv in,;
' ' :,'!
! U!
! if..
I t he i . 'io
.- M . - M
l' I'..
I
I to
A Licit loiltli' Monutitc'il.
i r i i . 1 1 1 ' . i - v. I., e ft it ;l l'i f.
siiis . '..' ( .,. 1 1, 1,1, iio ; , ,i me to bavo
a I - it i ' Ii If.t : r. Augi'.-t IU. I's'.ll. H
Will be a liolliile pilui e. d'ne b:i e of
I'.. -:i io it ! .u was loii'l.t Atf.it- 11'. 177".
Vlttll'itil w;'s :n Ittiit ted to tiie 1 niotl III
j 1 7 '' 1 . o 1 1 1 ' i i 1' io .it i. 'tis at c i i it ul iii iial
ami on tin' annit i I -ai v t f tiie battle tim
pl'iat le'tiliing'on lii'tle luolllllncllt will
; ' ileiiit .it . 'I. A bill iul I oiluccil ill tin
i Vi'l'tnolil Lcgi-lalillc il'tectcil the tbiv-
crimr of ' Vl 1 tni'llt to invite all i f New
llaihjisliin at;. I .Massachusetts over t'
UP N N 1 Si il'i i P.ltttl'' M 'M ll:NI'
i , -
li' liliilrgl.ih to unite v. it il t itieii-. nt
, , t .out in ! In-di, ,1 cclei u a1 ,o'i t'oloii, !
: Set), Warm r'.- .-..!. r-i-l- v w-o. tl.
, tin i-ivc vii'tiiiy ovi r t he I'.tii.saui I 7 T
1 volunteer. Imm i-nii'tnt. New
ll.uneniic mid M i--.u liu-i 1 1 . ami that.
1- why tin' tiiri" Mat,, will inul.ihf to
, ;,.tl. ,,,. ,...;IVcr arv.
,. , i .'., . ., .. ;n
"'' " N.)'n;:t . a. b a! ! !" I. . :il
soon i"' oiiuipiiuen ami '.in "' i
tin- ino-t interest in-; tin-m a i..! .tru luic
elected in this cmntrv . It stati-i
- , . .
"" ''"' 1,111 u,'"'h -n " :i" 1 "'' '''r-
mine 1 tin n i d' I lui n i ti g : ua tel. I :i:;aiii.'.
,',. e,l , ,,:,t. un (lie mi "ii ' ilile (lav 111
. . . - , , i ;f ,,- ...
' ,, ,
hoove th" ai loom- u' vale".. illll ll
j mih- to the south Mount Antlioiiv rem
, h lf j,, ., faiiilfiir o,,,,,, f,.,.t ,ig!i'. Tim
. . , , ,.- I h . I .. I
' " ' ' " - ' '
mil ably .' brteil.
' ',.. nutm'tit will lie feet high.
II lei t f itl, lie at the ba e and .'17 left.
s,uarc at the tup. The fnum iat loti is of
liiii'-tom'. built in' o t lie solid i , ok, vvliii'li
I'oi m tie' bill. Tic stni' Idle uoi,'i,
n ivv .i!:uo-t c i:iiiii'te I, vvill 1, a siuijiln
snail iu the form nf an nlu lisk, built nf
.. ...
; luagtH' I in llilie-tiihe. I uer
will be a
winding; i-tait.', av i:i tiie interior. Tim
iiioiiiiiii 'tit i- i recto I In tin tim e State
v, hi- , . te to H
1 Ii .ll e ll all' 1 the oilier ll
i t liei' vi it h lar ;c pi iva'o
mi l i nun nt , t
.'illll'ills. t'ie .' A,
"laklngr ii It ni ,,'lit Oil.''
-1.::
In Ins ii'hlicss to tlio Mvtiotli ntinuul
lilocliiiK "1 thn lliitisli As-noiatioii for
tho Ailviiiicciiit'iit nf Scici.ci', llicl'rosi
tlcnt, Sir I'. A. ALcl, review oil tlio pro
fi('s nf science hincn the lust Int'ctilifT
of tlio iis-ociatiiiii ut tilts hiiiiio luts
1 1 .cols i in Ih.'iN. Tlio Niilijcct to liicU
reference wn ma le incliult.,1 the truna
uiissiiui of elect ric iiii't(;y, llm ii,pli
cation of vnitaic cticrc;', to tint fimiou
iiinl wtliiinx of inctuU. tint iliscovcry of
tint tiNc of ii 1 u in i ii t ti in tlio production
of iron and Meet rusting, tlio uica-'
tiri'UKilit lltul cotitriil of tho explosive)
inrco of (g"lll'lw,','1'i 'iuupositioit
lltul Viilllit of tlio htiinkelcs poitilcra,
ittcetit invent ion of explosive fortmn
i i f-C jiurjosc. mill tint ilHvcl(i)iiuetit of
the petroleum ami batuiul gu ticitU oC
tho I'tiiteil rStato. i
r.'u. s '.x
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