The new Northwest. (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, July 16, 1875, Image 2

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', TB OF LITTLE FAITH. 4, -J Vbs wni of'ullHlhit cliarcUrftii aome of 6iir Chrlstjao brethren taaaiat tar of" no tittle concern lo ua."1" During lb peat mouth, while the public mind bu peeded owe brake upoo lb wheels ' oOtajrvisaj uU V eteedjt in Mttlui J and. keep it Bader the tee-trot of ones . asounsuea, we have permitted the pab- ereW by prelleeJ CbrteVaaigwaUn- fif A eeoeeul W eemeef the ' myths arena wk'eb of .the tbeolog- icsi, dug seas ef, the ago orlglneetxt j m ypiistsrng e ensiles unhewn dad faith InijilMMrt mlsatae U Jeans, we we 9,UtMUk tattlr the nrthodoa reader loto fere tawing .Wffteet, tewelWo, iW-.Mfi age ebjamnda mmwa Jmllu i T wleke4. end-, perverse spoerattaei lily ka) aaido preeUeal JJbiieUsuHyv sueh aa Jee ugMvWlee avoe I be earth Abe ewnrtb -wildly Dtr - iaM lloeiJ.eeltajoaw ef.whiub-bo tengut ue absolutely neOny, ed in -wershtplog POBtB M4 MMfJM- (hey MlJMt t ataan fir Ihdt aierteeml age mi abeoloU fallh-by super miadtinWoueacss. ..Que or e.kbe- bare ,Uh aooidieg us Ulalg.fec evUWhiag Ibe ertleiea eW alletledjotb rue beeeJiovorei 'lo rcAia iUaiT,Jfcjr eey tbey.?Mee't want their ebJIdfenlo investigate these things. . Bluff and woneenset,, If your children, hay brains la keeping with. the IntelUgaate ef U age, lUay eritt In vestigate, whether ye will Mr nV They Va-a oo Ulth J ak. aood Yaar wo faltb 1 - Voo wak, good frlavoV a arldencad by your prn "umbraga, to anablf jraa lo arulow your rblldraa vllfe. tba.UUaf, a blab rUI aUad (ba aaarpaat Uata of tba eraelbla -of aeiaoaa. 'Waaaa iooktog and baplog tbtt aoaaaaf yoa will takaap tha 'pan la favor of "orthodojy atraIjfht,H aad In -eoartaoua -r awl tHntftwf aaagrtlffti iMkokad by dl argvawBt, jtbow lacy of tha artiolaa tnua iar preaad your fiat la aaoilajr ta common aeoaa. ' rltli A favtarkabla an aeaount of rdJllea Induatry aa'wa bava lately scan U tba fuilowLng. lakaa from a reveal laaua of IbaKalem Reoord; V. ....c-i-j . Via Allea Bnlaa.Vat K'yaani oltl.livluc - lMa atla Ml Xantar, Mailaw awwlx maptolaa bad-qalll whtr a wmtalx all Miuaaa a hmmi 4 aiaUranaa MMir at aaMoa auoa.MaraUim. Mtaa raa nla Pitfa. who la alitor, la mtmf4 tn p ! k la4 WW awauu a aawr Jua( think of a girl 14 yaara of ago, 'wba aaada, and af right aaoald baaa aa Debiag and irreruubia r-"rr":: Tu"r!.Z5"". V' TT w t.1 - -r-"w- tu... .wn i.-.. .1.- , , i iii wui nanaaa oy great, noapiiabia tkaraa. . which your faith ha. ""mrl T'T.""! r;-. : - w aowaaK la raraia. ana i . ... ' r,..i .. " .7. ' "'r" . '"v;c" murfi tlma-aa poaalble lo deTola' to i- phyalcaf lad meal developaieut, all- . ting day after day and vaak aftaf weak. ' rutUng calico uT$ 1 n II D ileal mat blla and again aawlog them together, try tag S bar eyea, aaaeplng bar eliaaldara, aud comprcaalng bar lunga, atllab, atiUb atltcfaiogaway tnromli tba brlgbf daya of tha hataay apring and early atrmimrr, and for 4at: To Miapte abwj-fjultt wkfct),,' aft V6" labri-''W,Bi look naarly ao.Mraii. nor araah aa aaaily and ataafyiaaa w4ilta aaaularimhatlian r rao phehaaad'frraTtrlireq floFij - lar Tjutn n aaid, "I'atcU-wariajM tba eaiatoyadJv , Yea; but with a peahavof waaliaa' foduatry, that lat baa( tti Wyldlebei; ' which .atupU - tha grawlb, imiwlni tba iaaJlh. W at Iraoi lay a itba Bjandatloa of Ula, arhlcli wlilTwaoaWy afrtiat tad naraaa trer whn life Jae-tiy, Wblcb wltl poaal bly Hkff Lba uVgeaarala boUJaa af .liar rlnaaadaaiU Joagiaftec . 'taa. IwtrlcaU palch-wwrK1 ablttKhaa veen WU ahrada." M 4 WcabouU aooB tbiok ol auoBulag oar lag dauglitera la tha ad-faao- loead taata.'wato arf for them lak of laUrn)lnabJe plcl,-work, Va aoatend, a4 arriV aartua) coiaoa,. ar aaa W niiillnwa ta-.aappoHaa a tha aaaer Uoa, that w ben growing, glrla K apend rromal to tan moniL of tlta year la chool, aad aaaUd, aa .daugbtara in U waiUtaawlatad 4mtt: W, about tha . wtMtHf7feirrlftf tabora of the hoiua taryctir inaiJjkfa- i-ayraHy-WTrnkornts5jav readers of rrlnjlaai ta avaapvl shaaa. and Uaaught' - laoa anlammiaaeaaawl ta ansoaraga or air Kw 4hra,(f tba reaMdt of their liaU oa 'patch-wtW. Do iwt, wtath. are, twbKgaur daagbtara, ar alkaw than ta batawaadi atthalr rlghtfwtlietltaga, wall-deelf.ped bpdle th(KrrJotcrDg In mt vr)eajeaa VOPH tt TJgnfoua noalUH haUaaaaabalnitaU trlnlaaf. thair aaatawar yaaM a aauarranyau4 wltK comparallTa aaa atidttrad fa Ouaff Ib4 aaoat aptrawM ijii'ta f ar witoeaaad wa that of a yaung lrl of la, 'with atoopad-vlmaldera, pl rttarka Aad hafliar yea, ahatlng a6t with-BW Jaaflwaa'rwtirawrkfttm, which aba bad epeat all of ber'Mewra .tla afaaf aVvaraf aeitaa.1 Al w4 tarnad, awaT Troai tna ContettilaUQa Jf nuioBoiaak,it iwrijr niaa ourayea ajehaawt awtaaat at laafimglladami M 'i tha aaak wtth rna ylnaap roy olwali'YBlrTihr.rjrS'of Major aer wa,agf ka4,-Who 4e - ranar taw alat anacMM'kv'ir s'taathsay 'Mrjr1 fhlaav aviaV"1Uiatliy coding", wa renajrad a atarpi(laa wo , apwn tba aaaaAaaa-w4Uiaat ramiaataaiiiS is ltajiyjajad a.qu4laaw la woilrny a; Wj.nd atitilvallng k' aral tralikU iaU4 lit,Jhf4 yeaiajManja a 1 ,ra ) a W araaanty arw ta Had aa rfis alTrt-Tr PC Haama mralwiasaar tlaa langa,wno4h rTtrata CP I Its V blew asdah tLfSii .sl'.v'r - i". rWalfa girls, lt -4 riatwuiasawwiatfaat kasflto. aatatair'aa awha faacy aaadia-work. .-UM r"8DPP0aTE6 Alii FIOTECTED.'';: Tbt public heart W purWawd baa bMo stirred dortitg-be pneaweek on account ef a eaae of desertion eaf AaatUuliufi Ibat ahoulJ f ifrjf frvr put tob lb raollng thaaa narrow Llgoti ma aaHtbU wouialk'Wajr lnllcltl ral apoa aian fur aupport atxi prot Uoo, 't ; panniiraa oioibar or Ura cbliurru, aaa or Utent a baba of ulua uoiitba, abl alt children, of Itadar yaara, earaa to oa tba nil baud., after baring kept a miatraa la the iuiuae with bar for I wa yaara, aXTar baring redaced hef urihe aaUcauaaoffoulaUytioughaMOf Oiaaaoatlly po vany, ana an van oar aimoai inaane by liia, inrVleUty aud raglect, bad aud tlail abavondad, leaving bar Ud baud a."LfrtAjLlt.Jtfry btart-atrlnga. aba aUlad thai tba !U?llef Huelety bad auiua tluia ago paid bar are ta QiyropU, aba bavipg rervaautad tbat aba bad friaiwla Ibrra. hue rnt,but foud her Lrotbf Fried, and eouBiyeDUjrao boaia, for ar to enter with ber Ave i:hiUiraav Jttaarf I Lha ataUly- avatbaala averaawa- the boita la Induce bar buaband ta eou- iributa taiha aupport of the family, kba, returuad ta, Portland, whereupon f liar lawful prvloclur aud liaad aliMHl oft aav the "AJai'' ta California.., Tba Ullaf Socityk bTtng beipad her onea.totbe aaiouut ibora aaiuad, turned ber.,aaaa avar to tba oouuty autboritiaa, wba la med an ordr eooalgulug Ut ta the poor-tiouar., .f-r ery naturally, (ha woman, brad In krxaryj and for a number of yeart a fie marriage Hiatal oed la Ilka manner, ob- Jeciealto tba brdeaL 'ltut acandal and aueplolou, under tha cloak of rallglwa, waa blackening bar . repulallou and Ugbieotng tha people's puraa-atriaga. Mr . t prolUutloO.".-Miba righteous ery of a well-fed few who bad otiktJered ufcaaaN "''Sba'a, Jealouv aud la trying to ruin tba good name of a virtuous girl.'' ealU otbarv . "riue bought aaibroidery and mea last winter. and expected tha Iteiief Boclety to foot tba; bill," exclaimed another. boldlug bar baby, while ber other little onea clung around her, . - . , Ta looked la tba dlrtttlon Indicated by hef batf-lranaparvnl finger, and be held a carriage dashing by, laden wth "TVrela tha reward of alifallka that. Her U lha' reward of cbaatitv." aba eald", sadly' 'Irm not' jeaiom, ' iioA knows; but wrotiged, outraged lyo4 sWuroMof,'. aha continued, in tha same aad volca. "Jlera la proof.? V J I' . , Ah, reatiar! but wa forbear. . lat the poor' repentaut young girl, tba wloked husband's aocoinplloa la all this cata logue of misery, ha vs a chance to redeem . herself and atooe as far aa'possible for hvr .share In tha troubla. "Ilkw mnch belter oft wni I bo after tha county has fed and etothad ma for ax months than il now Wtha woman naked, abrnptly. We did hot auswar. How aould wef T... w. 1 1 I K...v 1. I . . . I IJMIW JlfT,UIMWV HW tvaccvut iua county's kindly proffer for a lima, till aomethinf "else ,cn ba dona for bar. Doeanl soma gooj farmer want to adopt tha little boy, agin "eleven f , r 8lia could teach aaufant. acbool. an't aa lielp her to-sna)cArtlon Think of nVfrfemU, and confer wltb'na.' Weahatl allude lo this subject-again. la tha meantime, let eraakera, ona and ari, aeaaa barplag apoa thai aid saw that 4Taenaa are aapportetf hnd pi lectad by imaa om mm a' Mlplng hoTiestly hand, to aid tbhT'araaah! ta protacl beraalf.' Baa aaada aa auUttfc house keeping and tba rank a a laaa- iuenl, wMt, awthlag U do far a year, at laasV 1 8baU aba call la vaJa a" .f,rt, l U-1IJ..J,IS FAX&I0XI8X Of 75. irmr- Traai all parte of tha Mala come to as g lowing -aoeoaaia1 wf th-ttagiHllbt maaaar fa which, aar Ooth aaalvarsary waa aeialrataaV- Ta paaUaai tMpiM aaaupy all of oar Spaca. - Ta select a few would aubjaet aa ta tha charge of' par tlalltyu o wa are aonipelled ra azctoda all lengthy eum maul cat loos relative to ka local celebrations ta different eecttoua. The women took a wars' active part in J!!!l--yf--,Ullth':J,A," lbs Daehiraliftfl oT Indeiiendetica In many place.'' neratofora their pari la the demonatfatfona auendaat frpoa tha celebratloa ar oar natal- day has coo- aisled mainly la doing fha cooking and arranging tba tables for tha patriotic. " ' Hevaral orators hava had tba aoaraga, uk an Bsagaanlmfiyvlo proctalm Iroia 11 platfora taf wbkh lha had liaaa laviled lha dcalaratlan ae'aagariy f far by tha dlaftairclilaad naif 6Y (ha altitena af this aosnmo'awaarUi, tbat woman should ba no longer "tatad wlthwat' repreewntathMt, and igoaWraad ttaaat aaoawat.'".. mitfir "Tha 1 world ,aaoraa taoagli ta llrad amkarala kManaalty'a-graah aWld kba enoaaasaat amy aaaaa at aai tglogly aaw, yet iaaaitabla aad ataady slhacyalaaot Ua agaa aa tha gmad iaaarah af truth aad Instisa, Ail Ui ,?ralSnli - inaa UiUass Caaka, Saaxj ralary.af Ihw YamhUIOMuKy W laffaaga) Assaotatlaay lawaahsa Ha thaawat aaaalaa hiaealnaraf than wmMnsi wall bo haUat Narth YaaabJIl, af Datrwan, -aa -araw aamraLatx i Thai aaaTTiaaaUag ar IU : late plana on Wsdwisia aha Hat las Wind ss MaawWaT euflrajre, hath la YamMU atiaajriand aJaawawra, ara mea to wlthJIaataaaaatlnwat aad place meotloaed. . Tba . n I . 4 1 ireil'l lllliwni Mum iwriw, imi llilii milll li rtnttr fur lliuuuukic ' . . . . I -UWil" Al IlUinUlllIf lUHHODU. rm 'I hivillN1nlrlv HI.' meeUwgk wf thas badr hiwUsaaki. waW4souU waiiklly wall Handed aad I aahaikasUty sMataH hnaa ahaa IKIa nasi nasi and b an aiaintlan ta tha gwastai fanW.Wa pas naw, isl akai'l aaaap at paaaUiaWj tt an. :'jpiT01IACOXSSrOTISCLJ Ixii-RtaiB ra If aw iarimviMt: . ' Yhmi tiprvya.liatfii'Bha lar hokm laat .A'iJaaai -aM TbyaiMla r, Yau (U reaiUr tUa( acrlbbUd 7o a JCua frof H:iamra, .Wall. lira. lWlr'haI fxifaaift'aa'iOaaaiogWl tloa la tit la aa raauctura and aooUoa pitta tha gooB"au lobar of abarlflk aatl ortbwat ambarkaU in Hra, T.'t baggy and aat aail UabUxl bar. good boraa Juh n, bound lot 0a aJaaalf abadaa of ColumbU AeadeDby.'wUra 4 wart atti-fcar aajatattHtrtRt1WTirtm tat tha ayaWaa f tha aaar aoUUoaJ gaa i uai, thrwugb a laaiaaronaa laatara. '.Our aalleya I bat morul ejrf arar gaad iipou,,; Wa jwera aot-cartala f aw oacaa -aa4 aare aAaw pwaaiad aa ta whathaa aa tawiwttiaTtgraa'kaffraf go atraigbt abaad and riak quewaaa., Tha aaaaUful jraJteyaaalliag andvr Its bnirdaaa of wavUig gvaaa; daap gaaa llaikee thai ahaaariarf la wt jaaant grnraa, anal fwrtbar away araayed laaa aasaa af aabrakan..WUi hlua-dlaMad and aolemw and ailaati tha law awrpio mouutalna tha( . surrouad tba frrtlla ysle-a mighty wall, up which Uia ad vanoa guard of trees ojlntbad Ilka armed koataver' w hud laty, b I , PJ my aloudi i floated: lha eraaoopt moua, ac- aompaniatji by ber-ratluua ofaUra; b peaceful cow a, returning fm.lba day' meandering to their, walling babee. paualng (q ihelriiouawardmareMalas Hylpluck tba scanted clover; tha long al retches of (anas, In wttiea do glioipaa af butnaq fiusa was qauglU 1 this In spired our theme for tha evening and Ailed our. beart with, gladneaa. . JUit JLil9fuLMin9 dark; lha lecture hour waa cloaa upon aa, and wa Udu't know wbera ha Aeademy. was or .ow . to 0 ad - it. Ooad : oid John pricked up -his .ears and quiokeaed ills pace; Mrs. T, kept a aharp look-out, and wa all trusted In Provdenca.Iravele4 a mile or two Under tba Unpceaaioa tbai parhapa bad lert tba Academy ba-r hind a grove In our rear, aud (bat wa gathered Jiera, ver- body's gone to tha lecture. But our good friend was In irtor .ti reapoiisa to our ,,balloo,, gentleman earn to the door In hla stocking feat and Informed as that we" were going right. "Tie Academy was. yet a siilla and a half distant All but himself, bad gone to the lecture. HraaUiing mora freely W started on." Wagoua, horaa- maa and footmea wrra now seen, com log from avery. direction. Further on, wa saw them converging at a.alngla point, aud Opon looking c!oeeiy---Eii- reksl' At tha base of a beaaUful (rove, with a naodsoma lawn la frout, orna mented by aa occasional oak wa beheld tha Aefdemy rising through thegToam- ;llng, altenl and dignified; ft ks the grand LXbreat tliat flanked It. x" -"r' X ganllevoah suddenly began singing "Tu beautiful, beautiful Wver" wblla lbs aodleaca wera gathering; and tha quafal waih) rung with malod.- . W were Introdoeed by Mr. Anthony Tongna ta'a'few welMtmed remarks; after which, lo spits affna hot and short evening and lbs lateness of lha beg! niag hour, tba people listened In earh- f 5J.Pf rrrlfM tllenna fr the' r,f f two hours. v A general lotrod action hit round rbHowed lbs leetur; bat thegoovt eoantryforks forgot' their hoapIUllty and left as to go back to Blllsboroalont, after riding over a road (hat lay In part thronafa a dehaa wood. -J -J - Ts betf nmewa'tenie hers' to liold meeting waTl Inrlta everybody v HllUbora to apand tha ' night; said Kood-aatarad aim. T.. la Vbs nraaenaa af a' geaUemais who wwatd gladly aara taodarad aa tba aosattalUy af ads tvaf, only- ba r had a wlftj who baa alt taw rlghUahw wants," aad sbwwouldet let fCoartaay Maok and hia Cistar Uaa flaw mllaa from thwAsadaasy. atUtcTaaor teouaiy In-rltad aa a their hn ma, which ww kaaohsd aoanatlaaa aaoot -tha.wws asnall hears f the moraloa), aad arara soon aalaap Id aaaxaallaal taa af nsaa't rights, and longing foe tha day When women, being ve. Wilt fargac; ivaa, 10 oa lyraaiat r -.be "Oal. Mrak'rrimnsaaiawaWplyarav" his daatb, lia waa a kiad basbaad aad affeetWate father, wad baa left a record behind him of mora good than mcq, whoaaaarly Hts waa Ilka bis, haa4 a?r Ivaav Jax Ua atarlaW tfsaaaaa h la ramaua m- thsy lia lu thai valley ka lovsdUtani t rl Jin 'IT if t Tharsday asarolug, :bright and i aat very warly and wa wava agaJn-ofl fue nilkbora.-TfTais, Jiatj(i'i Haant-tha day in a 4Viaa with) Ite kaaaafl UmtJTJ::. "Kvaaing gathered a gaodlw dudie ta aaaaidr "BdyW Btghta.fi, Tba bay ami gbriaotJfUiaharoaraaar 1 fUs hanoafortax i.Ksakvalasa.sra rlsA lhalr. alUagat lha gMa 'atelPraaalva aaui a alls atiou. ) a i 1 1 a ,0 i ! r " Oaiherad iaksavlkats ,aad : rsaawah) aad aoMiniawiaga.f wad laaaasr Taakar taofe uaaatba atsasaaj aaf JTrlday lag; an 1 a avar axmra wa wara a rwbea Mar aawy eVaet' hnni Mlttadw nsaaa, wwaaaUW1hAaay:i)' k i3t i XSI V "na-'d rf kl X'A.'j.'lJt P J. A-Vs kssbela aays tha jdtrVaay tuoaM ca uada "ta gtact tba ayaeVMft ws aWrasa fft also, thU tba bars "John" dldal traat fa lYoTldeW bat B0f IB IBIt Be aia. ! v ' " " Wa;i T- ; r-;St-rnrt';- tii a 'Jtrstiiaa jitoar, axiawmiina ta aa av ar daipeaal.'l, .WkTi hiaaa Maaiasaw if Ma pnM aaaU a bad for a aaykjavlaa wwakl bat wadaaira iawnr Jar ar band, wtiao,baka ka a parfaaHy nawlaaa. V'Jia aljMt dienwamL" . V kaM aat, war .wabaaan'aihaalaaba sowt-naaaiu avaa 1 Ji lETITALlPtEACailQ-WHT, IT , . t-V TAILS,, ' . :- . t Ueap.ralCt Ibat the eflorkAiada Uafer a 'alralUae .i.-luc, llftla iaaiaeaaloajln aoniaariixNi with Aia h. ryj ampluyad-aud tba ai pacta! tana In dulged, fha (Mrifmi C rck ita a, lu'aa article on the ubjeet, dottaraa that little influynoe baa bra a wrought etrept on lha aalaria af alilliltaii; anil iliUafTafl an yauag.mloda.M tWpiov 0 UaJ loo ta, le tba WC run, to ring. Quis tinlty luto dtrediC Wbsu 'children gnwtp krtdTnelrnjInull rsactl soma da graa af aaalartty, they ra. pretty aura lavas naita ihraugb tlat.aaaardisiaa af thaaa Uiiags,andba roaaU aftasvai that they discard all religiaa tdeaa, throw lugaway tba good, with tba Jrrdlianal and absurd. v.- 4 fr , U ' II la Al at a time like tbia ta caaaldar such subject, 1 There -to a raaaea why raalvsiuBraacbing fajla to, asewar tba "r -raw H" - fnaiWJ,.M a.'r'-w.-.-lfc-T- . .. InaloUUy dlaVraal apirit front tbat la which it waa jnet twenty., yaara aao. Thofouearsar aaunut MU la notatlika alrlklag faeC Tba autiject Is fofbid Wa graundi and U tatbarafora la avery way proper to. aanaidar Aha aanaes aad reselu of the change in tha public aai ad. Cbrtatianlty Is InOuilaly strong la lia morals, but axtrcmely :weak In its tba ologyiT Its teaobara maka anaisslaatiaal dogma tba basia of tbaULnark,:Uisiar (laaily aaanot aOord ta vast aa muab an JswUb mytlmiogy aad ragaavtradlUan, Thara at wka-anraad and dally growing uuballaf Ja tba elalaw aT Jewish and (Wiatiaa tbaolagy to a apaalal and aa peraatural revelation. i Juvary leading poiat Is challenged. Belief la tba He brew record of tba mil af asaa, anaa aa praaalaat, as rapidly asastag in ailac This carries with It aanasoaanaaa whtoh iovalvo tba wbala nUima of CbriaUan I7M h BUparaaUcaJ rallgion.;j... v In an arUala aoairibatad two waaks slncak,tka ramarki waa mada tbat U pra(aoaioaa.ia a-spsolal ravalatiao set VP la, Judaic and CiirlaUan tbaology, salcuca, U thoroughly asUlpg asda In tbajtama of . la, Ti VTnl remark U ant agj It sapiaaars ug mors than , abaoinU fact, aa all who ara ae- qaalnbM with the progreae of thought aad culture are' eompefted to admit. If they ara candid With themselves. ' Kevertlielesa. the revivalist, or preach ar of emotlooid religion, (gnoresthls (act. He disregards bumau culturs and bainan axperlenoa. At baa of the meet lugs the other daydiflerent, speakers Insisted on the acceptable' of (he super natural as' tba mala element of Oirls- liaiilty, aud aa the! principal evidence of it. Ufeai .stress a-g laid on the mirac ulous. ' TJus declared his belief that tba Christian could, by praysr and alt h, Induce od to give us the light of the sun for twenty-four hoars together; that Is, Ood would or could, In answer to tba praysr of belle vers7srreat the movement of the- planet on Its axis !; Others ex pressed tha fullest belief, In (be most literal sense, In all tha Supernatursl areata recorded lu tba Canonical writ ings, not doubting tbat the aun stood still at the command of Joshua, nor the toetamorphoals of T)t's wjfq Into a pfU larersalL Tbey thought, further, that prayer, Inspired by faith,' would liter ally remove mountains, and pressed this theory of the miraculous power of faith and praycr-aa- tha klroh;ent'support of (raerellgioo. rr4 v -' w-wa-artr nrrsiitdetl ilisl II Is itrafbirW mrstaketo rest the truth of Christian morals on the miraculous; for whatever Is miraculous and so per natu ral In all rellglona is destined surely to fall aad periabr Men everywhere see proofs as tba orderly and regular prog- ress ar nature, ana ar heaoming con- vlnoed that Moth leg in tmtdre eter took plana except In eoBfovaiWy with eatab- llahndand aacbangliig laws." The k vents af tna'paat ara not aowxamlned as for- aaerly by tba dark froprnga of Ignor ance, nor ' under the1 weird ' right ' af myth -making erednliir, huf br the atearar: Mghu Bffbtdtd b gunersrhv eight into the conefftutlaa,' government and ardar'of the aalrrrse. "la btliar worda, men: hare learned to maaeara the aaetant WHd f re modern world, I n stead-wf by an axfraragant and dfsiorted araatioa oT1tftrawa kewlMered mlbda. Tbera ara permanent ksWa and tbreea wf taapuyaiaai am versa, just aa thara are permanent taw arid foree sf huaaaali by wbleb alone all history, whether old at recent, can Vd rationally astlntated at JwdganY Bellgtod and all that por- talna aa It mnst come wader this general rule aadjudgmowti At part afmak and af hie grawtb, H aaanot ha a tola steep Uoa setbeua vary leg law van prevalU aver all aasnvu Tba Waivarse Is a whoW: lUilgian br not k thing nrajected upon aa from wltrioat, and MnetKutlag a law uato Uaalf, at rarlanaa with the real af Chufa appointabeata, aid MIAHaxTly iatrrforiag wltU aad areealag1 aad aua aandlbg them, ' Kstare Js wet fall afiw- aaharaat aptaodea Ilka b bad tragedy. Tba aslraaalaak and aaparautaratia nil mbatoc rellgtena win aw foraad, wadar tbearitieal aaathaw;U gw tba aaaaa aray With tba aaytbologlaal la Oraak, Kgyp- Uaa aatd Itoeaan Metary and retlgten. it taaary n-qknUna af ttswr'and at the rata 41 arearaas' werw-wira aiead; It b a qaeatiwn af aa foag ttmti eftberi 1 " Tba aaarmer Hrlctha mlenw and anpernataral were tatiadwced lias (JhrlstUnlty U wKWlfasa wAawgkbafor Watartaat geaerle'af sjtana towsataaunV eleatly "eJear: The atfgtaala ikrw Tfni Hladaa theolegy, Vm anteriar ve Meeea. Tbeyawaaatoaatbrwagb JewwAiaaaHs tnaaf-nrwdroaasTwEeWl oonalderable additions and new aoier iag. lnta thlakaalri auaaaawera powred large ngasnta frand thw nkywMoctes'ofl Kgypa. f Qreeae, sad af lUa -aTUwa ifdaaa oribe mrialaaa,wa eaMlag www 4m rarkxlw, bate A Wyinafala begin Twaynre simnaalta lar Cbalrna. 4wr bad eemw nf- tbeas nri oPwaryda- araaar1gnai' Wht eil wnf vmo avery event, avery hesaav wksaJeeV ana bkfteqr ft'eUUparinnji kynaaV aVK PJPliMnb,iitnsnkgtimiW-i had hawght 7-3. - "Ona svenl," said an Old World ihile opbar to a mlmionary' who was atriviug tn convince bias of tba miraculous ori gin of aTarlatiaa t1rtae, event la always ba all of unolbt-r, and we suaa4 aaver forget tha pare btx." Tbaaa whaaraacrjuaiated withchurrb history know that wowa ! avy reeant timea thara flowed la the rliunrti a cun etant stream of mlraealous prelaalon. Tba filings of lbs aariy rathersofTLe churchiara full of aaaartloua tbat euira clea of tba moat wonderful character, fdeulled aaoWiiks' bf -which in aiVen, wise nssiirring .snailaaslly-i middle ages there la the same .account of tba occurrence of nilraclei, aud of pneitive belief In thein. ilraulea In proof -of tlia tmtlui of rvllgfon were still abundant only three centuries ago; or J rather bellefJnJljnllheUlt.pe. vaueu. it ta oniy ainee iney uave been challenged by scientific Inveatigalfcin that they hare entirely eeaaed. Their true character Is evident enough from ir" T 7TT-- J . wholly to ages of Ig horaoee aodanperstltien, and tbat tbey ara absolutely unknown In any lima or place where science bas provided wlt beaaes fitjted to appreciate and ascertain tha nature of audi eihrhltl.4iis "ir super natural poweC ' ' r t . i t: r- . Tbere la no uncerujuly a lo the oii- glo af belief In supariuvturaJ Jaterfarence with nature, iiiabiry clearly eVnjou StraUa Jbat wherever iguoranve aud su peratlUoa have nrevaiivd. ejerjr jibs&ire oceuxrauce bsa Weu altrlbubid fa super natural agency. On tha other band, la proportion as knowledge of natural laws pas Increased, the theory of eupernatu ral Interference with the order of nature baa een dispelled, aud uiiraclea 1 have Siaaiil.Thc effect' of scianac, however, ta aot limited to the prassut and futore, but ltsjictlcauallyijxspst:UYeL Oetlen tWaeaa' (Vngrraa aad pbenomeua' w hich were euce tao lated from tha great aequeace of cauee aad effect are now restored to their place In unbroken erder. - Ignorance end su perstition created miracles ; knowledge bat forever aaulblleted them. tt la (hue tbwt anvtigtob, rcating lu chUmsmbOlljroBnbe aupernatural, taj not able now to make converts among people or. thought and culture. The re rival mseting therefore falta- Maukind was aa exclusive deposit ,0 revealed doctrine among the Jews, a very Incoo aidcrable and at thai time eo'mparaUve ly uncultivated portion of the race; and that this deposit baa deacended by natu ral course to ona of the forms of religion of tha present day. ' It is too aarraw a view of Ood's wdrk, and too narrow a sarrcy of man. We are not now stat ing opinions; ws ara simply accoqntlng for the fact Abet revival preaching In tbsee days falls to produce lha results wblcb are expected from It, aad which oaca followed it. " -' . Cp to the time when Cbrlatlanlty took Its rise, the mind of the eastern world bad been for -a gee saturated with myth aad rabie. ine laws or nature were not understood, aud to almost every' thing there was s scribed a aupernatoral origin. ' Tbs mliuloua.everyjshf re rer Ceivad credlt.MuouT(r7iot account for the origin or occurreoca of things, and In their efforu to aatiafy their minds, tha direct agency of the Tavist bio Tower was constantly called In, Xe sUlemcnt regarding lha miraculous ctddaaMaJlcfb thin as tha tloa of nature budcr fixed laws bad been conceived. It was In this soli that many of tba religious dogmas still Insisted on had their orlglu; Their rootloga were In tba general rulture and Intellectual ooudtttonrof thoaa ages." Their history thus becomes part of the history of ha maa euHare a portion nf the record of tha taterfeclaal derempineftt wf. man kind.4 Krery creed, every kiea, lias a growth. 1 Nothing eomos by hanre, or without being generated from some - . 1 1 thing steer H is aa Ima Jn human lu- telleetnaj development jmv In lha male- Hal and Uierefore asora Mabifeagvrsd4tw- JoatL - Htoakran tlona or the physical world. -r y . -r W kr an tba err of great cbadee: Tha time Is approaching whs a Christi anity will, ba drlvea from IU miraculous and saperaatural pretensions, and forced ta reir wholly on tba excellence of IU meral code; whereas It bow relies main ly on tba 'authority of dogma. It win be drlaen tanbandini ftf c1aroIToauex- duslvti and supernatural reveUlloh.'and to accept what ta becoming tha general thought 'of the world,' namely, tbat OVirB revelatlbo b) given, and only given, In tba natural eomlUution, In the culture', and ta lbs progress of man kind. And It will take a higher poa. when recornhted Id te the moat perfect develormicbt' of hamaa moral ity yet reached, than It can do ss a chal lenged pretendent'to exclusive divine -'Tha svpeHtaturaTuogmaaVaVa virtaee la tbemaalves. '.The beneflU rrbnbMlly turn eowrerred oa tha ararid araawJabwUribuUbM ta Ita aaarallty. kfeweea tbat tfewtoerloal blgwtry eztln- ntaaaa UirlaUan rbrtnaa. Morality e wta am an ci af tba systsea afgsewa. The. ry was an aftartbenght-r tt ta U tba Mlesresa af Jaana,ml wet to the MeeteC -baair. tha ard www !,. eoaeriamiwraJ wHmaata ad chmwoterteUe af tba waa aad pm lamawrnta? With freet r-pMiT ted aaaZhm atfnalnra v af iralmaisllml ChrlateaadLr, ntflevtag ttarantypad llaea naaa Mperatlllan, and dewply aet- nwtnrjnkanilingnaatarensdinwnbs. ntaophy, ar art sad 11I tbasiaapio awreJIty ?yjparnnairi, Ibal fnilallan slhhji wereaat tatbair nwUUa aitber erlginat Tba nmmpta whsob dtotln- gutak kba ayetam away ba fswaxt aspav ataly la early religlana add : awalena am Jsuttaaaacblait af Jeaa fearrWd aaasaiity- ae the bUrbest boiat at psrbnpa allslaablaf aaaone Mile ayaasaa aalabl aaal aw .... hVBna Ian amraeaaai thai ee at natural aeataliiv. 'aw aaaaafy.aoew fceOad n.nd nsvavaa - j. 1 ; t j iTiak lo purify the stream, this demanded tba puriOoatinn 1 the f'HtuUlq. - It placed Ibeevil thvujrLton a par with tba evil aat low. Kurt. mralltyKbaaed apoa tbel recaeat iWuiielliaxit acceptance an baiarmrar divine law, and per led ran ogbltUMt f the broUierhood of man, ta tlieiljihmr roncefvable.by humanity. Hueh a syktem rau well'afJord to aban Ion claima to a eupernatural character,. wblb ware ralaed for It lndaye of su peillloua, Iguoraooe, aad il will yet do en. It izf do iff, in order ta get rid af 1U weskneSVro-make (Well etreog, and tevpwt llaalf le hsreaeay eritb- otber parts of mau's prograaalve cut lure, and growth., jealous acclealaatica may eall tJUs Infidelity. . It inakas'llula fflfler ence what name ta given It, the outliae bar presented is baaed nu Ideas Ibat pervade Ibw rmbUcrTOlnd tbrough and ItbaougUk Hence the preaching of ra- . 1 t . 1 .. ' . ' . ri inline ot way nova nw jnwjm, and never will mora, aa formerly. : j , AECUTTI3T.(. -L ; ', ; UoimI rains have rallaa In various sao tions of Arkansas, and tha Crop pros pad is better tbaa ever: beeora In tba State. During a beavyatornat Portland, Me., on lha lOtb lnt., tba cathedra was fired by lightning, but tha flames were aeon extinguished. v -r ;-;?-' 71Tle" Judical eJuba of Lotwfca held a eenferchee; and. decided ta call a meet ing ta Trafalgar Square, for Wedoee- dsyL to protest against tba grant for tba expeusee of the Prince or Waler visit M ludU." rTlie Atlantic cotton mills at lawraooa. Mass., which, gave employment ta IXV eperetiveesbul down on tba 10th lnaC, for eight weeluw.Tba saapansion may be for a longer time. If tba present stock of goods is not marketed.' 1, , . .. , kied'ew tba lath. In tba ball af tba House af lUpreaeaUUvee at Raleigh, 5. C .Tba governor delivered a aaaaa aeVlreea, aad tba bospitaJKy of tba city waa extended by T. H. Baa bee. lbtrl Ffgnk F. Bl.lr, It , tfUonlt jMf be Pth Inat, aged tl ya HIe funeral look place an tha afternoon ef tha 1 lib. 'Tba remains were escorted to tba eeaaeUrr br the Fire! Missouri lteglment, and were followed by a large concourse af eltranoa. The Brat Bunday services In Ply month Church, In Mr. Beecber'a absence on vacation tela summer, were conducted by President "Tortrr, of. Yale College, who preached an ordinary aermon. Iler. Iw. Edward Beacber and Mr. Bul Urd, Mrs. lleecber's brotberV were tha aaly re la Uvea of tba great pastor proa eat. In place of the neoal floral display, Ue platform waa eovsrad with orange Ullea. AiaWEEJ TO OORIXaPOBPEm, . J..T.H Koreet Grove: Paper aent as . Mrs. ir. f B., Oak Point: Addrees obauged ss deal red. .Hope you receive tba paper regularly. . ,. , , r v ' Mtaa K. U. B-, Taaoma: MMnalnga aeut aa ordered, .llopa Ihslr psraaal will kflord yon tba aaUel paled ptaaanra, ' Mra.C. M. F., Balem: Glad ls know that you awrvl vad y oar adventure, aad that wit bent dlecoasfort. 8baU look for the promised article certainly. y. B. D .KebatamLTh.arrangamant TBrnHonl lrfectlyiattafaXy -.-mT .. i 77 m.tw -m 11, immmwA mm I oeptour tliaakifor yanr complimentary eallmate of the Naw NonTitwnt, and your good Wishes for the cause for which It labors. 'The Ignore ace af "ya Imbecile qutlt- driver" af tba Wall Walla qrn ton la sliown la the deelaratkMi In bla sua, that the "New Noictnwbt ta Ibo avily paper now all va that advocates Woman Huflrafe. Tbosa whe; read tha able argumenta that ara from weak to wreak aat forth In-each expooeaU of trs euVasi aa the treason's Jvm-naL ToladaW UoUlen 7ofn,JSaatajBarhara facTan, ITuaaoa'a Jrpewt and tt baUaecere of4 others wa aoukl name, will smHe at bla Ignorant assartken, and value sUtctnenU mada In bla mllk-aad-raUr sheet aosordtng to tba ' wait-known fatally of tbla one. Hie ignaranae of the exlstewee of theaa pose, alUibaUble tha fact thai tba ad 1 tore tbareaf ara not aa gsnevouo la this serdarrlhe bre of tbe New NoerntwKsv, and deal ine ta send IheU wide-awake and aeaaibie Jearanla la exebaage for tba atapid abeet pra. shied over by anr wbtna aad Irascible bretber of tba StatetmaH. 7. ;v--.-:j; . It Ironbletb. our JearnaitaUe, apirit to be totally and coneelaatioualy aaabla to retnrn aJoujnaJU)Mn anaaaUmenW Fori llnatanoe, when Brotbar 'eweU, af the WalU Walla Atorfeamo, speaks af the Jw AoaTHwtart as a "good paper, and declares that each Issue thereof leaf uniform excelleaee, we glanaa wlatfnlly inrongn bit ootumaa to sea U wa aan'l aay eomeUilag fine about hta Jeurnai. Alas aad alack! Tha ana lUm referred n la the only readabie ana In tba aatire "--"'"g- aaye inas one coaarjf JB ' thnnaand Aa exchange ssys that ttt eon(yla doUark for grasshoppers, by porchaslng them at II 60 per baeliet The objentaf ue novniy m taTKribe aonaty af tba pasta. Tbla bounty ta paid out af taxes for general porpeeev aa tba greead llitl all Hit people aia Hike fhUreslrd" I. J a a v . a rror. J. I Tern w laaaartnaT ta En gene thla waekIluJWgVainVAi Deaaaj njght waa "Opea UnaaUowa,' . Mrs. Jainrra VMf bmbu.a.Jl 'Uia Irs. jAat t.y ach, the former f I ,s Mock ton Iktilg esMle r- ana tba mUcr wf thw Cknvb tela lemofw4tc fla CewvaaUxw. aa renortera. .Iba-a I- aa ara boU liv ueasocrala, and. In,.. -t and Wlda awaka se)ltom -Msytbelr IEU0I0DS "TICTK TUPICATJD Tatar Cnivuaor raa Kw KoaTawar 1 freed with much regret aa article in a recent aameer af year paper entitled " . "Keliglon from, a Higher Point of . View." - The wriur plainly wanU ta net aaide tba Bible la the name uf "aelanca" and ."law." Ha la willing ta accept jj. none of lha mlraTCt6UI proofa af Chrla tlaalty; and allbougb be prefssssa great " reepect for religion, ba la, . aught I , caa aee. tboronghly glvea aver to skep tical or Infidel doclriuea. : He refusea to accept tba Inspired record of tba crea tion of the varld annftant Ihloka tba planet, wa ladiabit baa ac tatad aaora . than six thousand yaara, aad tbat tba ' hamaa race baa dwelt apoa It one baa-' dred Ihousaad years, at least Ha also, holds that mea was got Bfcalad a par-- fed being, but thai bla tret aondlUon was' that af aa Igaoraat savage, wba did not fall from n high aetata, bat who has rtaan from the lowest savage condition ta bla preaeat position. 7 New, this seU aside the Bible aeeouat entirely. It U, Indeed, n matter of as tooUhmsnl tbel any person can lu theae daya of enlightenment appose the doctrlnea which inn abnreb ndvocatea. ' Ctanaider tba aimple and nnpwtandlng Bible aarratlve-ieonsidar It candidly aad than aay, If yon can, tbat It ta a la bia, -T-T-p"'-i- 1 Biaaa H la admitlew that God la net- nlpoUnt, where ta tba dlfficelty la sap- -posing tba ba eoeld ereata thf worlds hod all II eealalne in aia daya T But it lia eaM tbat geology and otber science show tbat tha earth came lata lu pres. eat form by alow changes throng perl ada af Immeaae darattaev Now, tbla la gratuitous aseamptloa ; 11 Ignoree at rery slrplbe majsaty and pewrrof tha Almlghty. . Where Is tba nstrmlty for atenmlag thai tba abangea rasarred lo ta place by a tow orgrses TTheToaalP ramalaa la the rocks are . relied 00. Tbla la perfectly answered by n remark eace made bya very pious and learned man, that God could as easily have mada fossil shells and bsase and ' Ited them la tba earth, aa ta bare e see ataad ble creative power lnanrptber way or form; and be may have dona It In order to teal ear faith la tba inspired record ar history af area tloa. . Man waa creeled and p la aad la para dise. At first ba was alone; but his Maker aeelng tbla waa not good for hiaa eaueed n deep sleep to fall upon him, In tba midst of which a rib waa taken from hta side and woman waa formed out of : It, It wat God's lalentlon and expecta tion that man would obey bit command and continue In a perfect and holy state; bat through tha woman, who "waa templed by the aerpeat, ha ate tha for--blddeafrult and fell. "Death was la carred 'and other eonsequancee of the aiost- prodigious moment. Nature, which bad before been friendly to man became his enemy ; even the beasU of tha Bekl ware a banged, and became his deadly loaawWbsn bis Maker asw what man, bla greatest work, bad dona, ba wee dtaappelated and wroth; It area re-' panted bias, says the sacred record, thai ba had mada msa. Man, had nefeaUdL. Gada tntcuUoa; eoulrary U bla Mak er's purpose aud expecUtten, man had aiaaed, and It now became atimary to altar tba dlvlaa plan and devise some way In which, maa should ba restored and saved. It was oa' (bit oomprehen- drZ 1,-5. ZXLZS quibbllngs of ".clence" and of "reaaon" tan never shake It -'7 ' ; It la now aaaertod with etmfldonca that , tba human raoa has an" lacoooeivably high antiquity, Just aa If we had not a 1 .. direct aeeoent through the aaored writ )ngs of avery generation of men from Adam to the birth af our Lord. The very names af tba persons af each gea- eratloa are given, with tha. record af 1 their eeveral agee. Nothing could be ' aaora satisfactory than tbla. Tba great 1 aga lo .which aome of tba patrlarcha llrad, aad tba teallmoay handed down by their sat recollection of arenlar givea another proof. MoeeS Host hava veraed with tboaawhn had these thlaga freer their awn 'rathara.' How ?: contd fAcy ha mistaken -"'' It win never do ta allow tba fonnda-i 4. tloa of religions tralh to be everturaed.1 If "scleaoe" and- "rsaaon." so-called. succeed la their efforta, all faith will ba .---T? JPtttWB ras la take la la- aoounUnanoe all Inquiry thai seems ta run aouoler ta tba Hoi 8arlpturee and the teachings af the aburab.' Ta do' Ibis ta to be aafe; to do otherwtaa It to go adrift an an unknown tea. Tba world mud tbat I la ears to the babblings ' af "Boleooeraod beapdeeerved adlam on thoaa wba In tba name af aelanca lavade a laid that belongr wholly lo religion. Tbeae , people rarely ' attack 1 rallelaa ppanty; bat t&ey parsui n course even "oronarniotaaa. Fellow Ine tbtltftts af "aelenee" they come to eooelnalons rvepectlur the eondltatlou'and mrn. 1 meat af the eelveree, which Indirectly n aap tha foundation of revealed tralh ' :: and apread doubt and Unbelief aat all Idee, When peraa assent thai lha ' wwrld waa not made In tig days; tbat S lamorthajislxtboiiaaiMlysartold;(hat man waa not created holy aad perfa eelog, bat a rude and Ignorant aavaget.'.' that hit reeldeaca nu lha earth reaches 1 ; back Intn tn Immtaaiirabla aallqnltyr and that the regular lawa af tba pal- t varaewera Barer laUrrepted, fwhkh lm-" pftaa that eerlplaral mlraalaa aannot U - wall founded), be assured that tpcb per- ' sow fsaeaafe guide for ear yeoth. It'1, wwbm be a ram service yJhtJorLUt- tba wUla maaToTtbls sort af literature "7 WwTrW wPwirwajwai WUWTm, - t..l. A- l' aa . ( . a., IJ " Partland, July IX; 1475. ; l ,ljf . Tba asJary al Iawr-Wartf Bwsrtwr- - baa bee laeraaaed woat kSXOt tatlwV 000paraaaam. II It genertrry aader- -J';V' thai tbla ancewaeaw Ineranaa la tWM t aa bat foe ana yaar, and) waa- made tW ':,b eawblttha graal praaeber ta defray tha ' expenaea of fait teeenl tadlawa trfckL - -i aBBmanBaanaqsaBWaneawea t sii - Tbera art Cfty-aevea watasa erbn-ara adUiag nswwpaaim in 1 ; JnlssdtaaaTa u . Ta vinamrtV