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PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSENGER, THURSDAY,
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AUGUST 23, 1877.
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4 BOA W ,
. Why Do You Preach“?
at 7 per cent, of bonds issued to clear | Heroism of Monter.agTin Women.
the indebtedness."—77.<‘ .Y. 1 Jfsr-
l)r. Neai say* tl utTie was
Why do you preach the Gospel ? Is
Montenegrin wom4i have the,same
- DoMbtles«, when a.moTi destroy cantile Journal.
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a
large
school, »lid among
1
it
lieeause
you
have
if
sense
of
the
passionate attachn
.with the men !
■projMjrty it. is under the ijnpression
he
was
showi a. i mm, oj
sinner
’
s
danger
’
or
liecause
you
love
i
that they are wreaking vengeance on
The Pan-Presbyterian Council, •] to family and country, aud display
the
Gospel?
or
because
you
feel
a
as
they
called it, vhere
much of the same valor. Goptchevitch
the ownerk, • When of late railroad .
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o(yieil
composed
of
all
the
80
boys
slep(. It s as presen
supplies two most remarkable ex­ constraining sense of God's love and
-L ’ train« liave Veen wrecked, depots ;
branches
of
the
Vresbyterian
Church
amples. A sister and four brothers, pity ? Or again, is it liecause you find of the sebo *1, tha Wore they
lairnetl ami engines destroyed, the I 14
authors oftiie misehief have.supposed'!' a« met in Edinburg!) to settle, if pos­ the four of course all armed, are the pulpit an appropriate field for the silence shill -be kept
that the railroads were the sufferers; | sible, upon a basis of harmonious ac­ making a pilgrimage to a.church. The display of your talents, or a sphere length of time, so that all the
and in tin- saine way. many unthink­ tion and jiermanent. union, There are state Jif.;wa^ wi|h the .Turk being for the -exercise «of yvur ambition '? may knee) undis ■bed.
ing people through the country have various branches in the Presbyterian normal, we need not wonder when we ■ ; Do you preacli for easeorgain ? Have years ago, of all ie 80 boys that
looked at the matter. But this js far family, holding different shades of I«- learn that they are attacked unawares i you felt the burden of souls on you, there then not one ever knelt in
from being the case. Thfejiotei-*, so to lief, varying somewhat in government on their way, in a pass- where they' 1 and been constrained, with St. Pau), er, and it 1 ray b interesting
speak, are only making sale of this and usages, yet, on the whole, with proceed in single file, by seven armed to cry, “ Woe is me if I preach not the to know botv su -n a_ radical c
was enec» xl. > boy .entered
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property for the roads. The public sufficient unity to be classified in Turks, who announce themselves by. Gospel f
school
about* that time not more
church
history
under
the
title,
"
Pres-
The
effectiveness
of
your
ministra
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shooting dead the first of the brothers
must pay fop it. -The law on this
.hyterian/
Delegates
from
all
parts
an
,j
dangerously«
woundifig
the
second,
eleven
or tv ^ve years of
tions will depend greatly on the pur­
subject in most .of the states is-very
of
the
world
have
gone
to
this
great
'
The
odds
are
’
tewfuf
but
the
fight
pose with which they are delivered. not stroh
definito. -For example in Maryland,
where the late trouble coitnueiued, convocation. The discussions and | pfoceeds. The “Avotuided man leans The arrow will not go bey find the
the law, specifically provide« that “ if proceedings ^ill lx: read with interest against tlie rock, and though, -he point for which the bow is bent. In
in .any inyoqtorated town or city of by all CH ujfttendbnt; We Wonderif l-eceives another- and fatal shot, kills the ministry, as in all else, th« results
this Stato any church, chapel or con­ these old, firm ami rigid doctrinarians two of the Turks before he dibs. The of our labor will not transcend qur curred
vent, any dwelling house or any house are willing to lay, aside dogmatic dif­ sister presses forward and grasps his intention.' If our aim lie low, we froni
used or designed by any .person or ferences, and clasp .Hands in the com- riffe and his dagger. At last all are shall have our reward in kind. To i that
place for the -1110,1 endeavor ,ty «are httmanity on killed on lx>th sides excepting herself make the life of a minister grand,
any body corpoi?»te as a Ï pia
transaction of business òr the deposit the immutable foundation of Christian and a single Turk. She asks for there must be an exalted-ntrn ami ft
of property, * * shall be injured 'love and brotherhood ? The converg­ mercy ; and be promises it, but qameA ceaseless devotion of all his piwers to Lon
òr destroyed, or if any pi;operty therein ing of the various branches of the <lil- her maidenly honor as the price. In­ secure its advantages. It is not the dei
eJT
shall be taken away, injured or des
­ “ferent denominations < it Christendoni dignant and perceiving that now he is field you occupy that will make your del
troyed by any riotous or .tumultuous is a significant fact, and a sign of com­ off his guard, she stabXThim with the life grand ; it is the spirit and purjawe Hea
assemblage of people, the full amount ing victory for the cause of Qlirist. dagger. He tears it from her hand, with which you do your work. The he kr
of damage so done shall be recover­ The' common standard of the cross they close, and she dashes the wretch final “ well <lone ” will come to many than
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able by the sufferer oi sufferers bv should be the rallying point, and the oVer the precipice into the yawning a minister in humble spheres, while a hoo
inspiration
of
every
Christian.
Sects
depth below. Tlie second anecdote is others in larger or more exalted places ened
suit at law against the county, towM.
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or city within whose jurisdiction such and creeds should' Ire -secondary,. not less -singular. - Tidings reach a may be found wanting in the great weak
Namesand forms should no longer en­ Montenegrin wife thqt her husband day. The j<ossibility of success is in was
list 0T tumult .occurred.”
gage
the attention ami-become the oc­ has just been slain by a party under your own hands. Place it in the mockv
The language of the law of New
casion
of strife between brethren. the command of a certain Aga. hands of'God; faithfulness is in
York is:— .
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Christ
is
the unity of the hotly. We Knowing the road by which they are yours.— Zion’a Herald. ;
" When any building or other n al
1 to defen
or peisopal property shall lx- destroy­ are all oae in Him. ■ Just.' in propor­ traveling, she seizes a rifle, chooses
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Tha
Totte^pg
Lily/
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tion
or
the
churches
approach
V^Tn
ist
<her position, ami “shoots the Aga dead.
and final!
ed of injured in consequence of any-
i
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. «di»/1'
kneeling
mob or riot, the city or county in in spirit will they be one. Let us lay The rest of the party take to Hight,
As the wife1 of the Chinese ambas-
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w’hich siwlr «property -was situato I down dur w6apbns^^T®EtJiHtSt^Sfrifes The'ti'tfe of the dead Aga sends her sador-in Lfntlon" nrraHrd, has l»een came to pass
and - denominational
■shall be liable to an, .action, by or- in ....
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------- war. and > unite in an epistle, " Thou hast robbed me of visited'by several ladies, who describe knelt in prayel(
tUe.gj>nder
work
of pivaèhirig *f’hrudj both my eyes. Tliqii . aft a genuine
the truth in th
ltehalf of the party whose property
to
dying
.men.
Tins
day" is dawning daughter of Tsernagora. Come to- her as gentle-looking creature, With school full of iniquiT
’ was thus destroyed or injured, for the'
almond- shaped eyes and jetty hair,
___ damages sustained by reason thereof.“ upon theThurcri. The need of human- ! moiTow alone to the 1«»filer-line, and held out in a stiff tail over a tortoise­
Ages
The provisions of the law in “Pennsyl­ ity is Christ, .and the commission ofi werwill pr<?ve. by5 trial which of us shell pin behind.' Iler attire' was a'
vania are almost identical with these; ; the church is to tell the world of tlie was the better wife.” 'UUe Tsernagp- i loose, many-colore<l, embroidered jack-
. As the Queen of Eng
and so of New Jersey and other states, Cl eat Savior. The scattered hosts of rine appeared^ equipped with the arms i et, with large sleeves, anj.xnoußting
céutly completed her fiftj
in whiiK there has of late been vio­ God are ><ming together and pre par-j of the dead Aga, and alone, as she was ! skirt or trousers worked in gold. A it is of general (nterei
ing for t'.eday of final victory, when« invited. But the Turkish woman had
lence, either actual or threatened.
! pardonable ruse was perpetrated to twelve others of the reigning sover­
the'kingdoms
of this World shall be­ thought pnidence the better part of
' And the interpretation ’of these
' obtain what was most coveted, viz., a eigns of Christendom (out of thirty­
laws, when cases have come to the come the kingdom of our Lord and valor, nnd brougbt an armed cliampion view of her feet. Tlie conversation eight’in all; have attained to this age.
sfrm£n*nt
with her, who charged her on horse­
courts, has been as s ___
o__ __ a* __ tht-4( krist Christian Voice*.
Was, by- means of the interpreter,, The oldest on the list is the Pope,
back. She shot him dead as he ad-' brought round ■ to tlie subject. * An
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provisiofls <>T the statutes themselves.
who was eighty-five on thé I3th of
Do Not Face the Light When » "Vanc?<l, and seizing her faithless an­
New York city received a lesson, in
American lady present, celebrated for the present • month. Of tenq»oral
at Work.
tagonist, bound her and took her
the Draft rio^i of 1863, which it is to
beautiful feet« exhibited one of hers to psifftes, the German Emperor has seen
home,
kept her as a nurse-maid for
be ho|»ed she will not soon forget. For
Statistics kept by occulists employ -
the “ Lily.” “ Immensely huge,” was the greatest number of years, his
every dollars worth of property which ed infirmaries for eye diseases have fourteen years, and then let her go the remark; ami the explanation that eightieth birthday having been reached
the rioters destroyed or stole the shown that the habit of some persons back to her place and people.— IF. E. they were useful to walk on was not a few weeks ago. The Czar is older
citizens have had to ¡>ay. And it in facing a window from which the (Jladxtone, Nineteenth Century.
accepted as a valid reason for their di­ than Victoria by about a year, having
would be well if the rioting classes light falls directly in the eyes as well
mensions. Again another lady show­ been born on the 29th of April, 1818,
would always remember that they as on the work, injure their ©yes in
Home Repairs.
ed a tiny boot with no more effect; and having thus entered upon war
have to' bear their share in this re- the end. The best way is to work
The fire-brick of our cooking-stove and the “ Lily,” not to be pleasol - by­ with his neighbor and his sixtieth
— payment. Every loaf of bread they with a side light, or, if the work nee<ls
European models of perfection, which year at the same time. The King of
eat, every pair of shoes they weai’— strong illumination, so that it is nec­ “ gave out," and no one was to be had
have
no doubt turned many heads in Italy is some nine or ten months
every article they or their families essary to have the working table be­ nearer than. Pliiladelphia. A friend
this
country,
was challenged to show youngér than the Queen of England,
consume is loaded with additional fore the window, the lower portion of gave us a recipe which we find works
what she the soul of excellence. Coyly, the date of his birth being March 14,
price to help pay­ the taxes made the latter should be covered with a well, though we had little faith in it
for
the Chinese liave a genuine horror 1820. The Emperor Francis Joseph
necessary by the riots; Men who screen, so as to have a top. light alone, at first. We mixed a cup of salt with
of
a
profane eye In such mattere', her is not yet forty-sevdn. He was bom.
two of coal-ashcs, wetting it up with
turn out in riots are “ biting theirown which does not shine in the eves
* when ♦
excellency
exhibited what she was in the year of revolutions, 1830, and
noses.” The New York B'orW goes the head is slightly bent over and I water. This was applied to the inside
pleased
to
call
her foot Small it was ascended the throne in the year of
of the stove in the place of the fire­
into a little computation upon the bill downward toward the work.
—
just
the
size
of a lady’s doubled fist, revolutions, 1848. The youngest
lately run up in Pittsburg, which
In the schools In Germany this mat­ brick. It hardened in a few hours and much the same shape apparently,
reigning sovereign is Alphonse XII.
ought to be suggestive reading to all.. ter has already been attended to and and answers as well as the brick.
swathed
in
bands
of
blue
silk.
—
Home
of Spain, who, if he were a British
It doe« seem as if our taxes wereevery the rule adopted to have all the seats Cracks in stoves may be mended in
Magaxine.
subject, would still be an infant in the.
the
same
way.
where high enough, and our difficul­ and tables so arranged that the pupils
eye
of the law, and continué so till
A large pail used for taking
A n Otp CiTRSE.—Drunkenness and
ties of living great enough, without never face the windows, but only have
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November
28, 1878. Of Victoria’s
its attendant evils are by no means
increasing them at this rate, or by the the side lights from the left; and as a ashes had become too full of holes
more
immediate
predecessors on the
confined to our own day and age, or
great expense of the tens of thousands light simultaneoujy thrown from two use, but was .so light and handy
thione
of
Great
Britain, George
to the use of distilled liquors. Says
- of soldiers called out to ke p the sides gives an interference of shadows, did not like to give it up. So
I.
lived
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to
lie
sixty-seven,
peace, which, however are only items it has been strictly f< rbidden to build pasted stout cloth over the bottom, Dr. Eadie : " Ephesus was a commer­
George
II.
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to
be
seventy-seven,
in the money account of this sorrow­ school rooms with windows on both outside and in, and then covered the cial town and busy seaport, and its
George HI. to be nearly eighty-two,
ful business.
sides, .such illumination having also cloth with a thin cement of salt and wealth led to excessive luxury, and
The World says of the destruction proved injurious to the eyes of the pu­ ashes. It js a firat-rate flah-jMiil still, Bacchus was the rival of Diana, The George IV. to be nearly sixty-eight,
and hot ashes do not bum out the women of EphesuX,' as the priestesses William IV. to be nearly seventy-two.
of property at Pittsburg: "It is pils.
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.probably a moderate estimate to put
We may add to this advice not to cloth, Mending tin with cloth may of Bacchus, danced around Mark An-
D on ’ t F orc »« t thk G iria —The'
be
a
new
fashion
to
some,
but
it
works
I thonv-fi chariot on his entrance into girls are all too often neglected or for­
the total of these losses at 84,500,(XX). place the lamp in front of you when
'rhe assessed valuation of Pittsburg is at work in the'evenirig, but a little on very welj. I know a coal-scuttle that the city. Drunkenness was indeed an gotten in the busy labors of the farm.
3172,(XX),000, and it contains a popu­ one side; and n6ver to neglect the use h»s done good service for five years epidemic. Alexander the Great, who They are expected to wash and scrub,
bake and boil, mend and make, rnn
lation of 140,000 persons, many of of a shade, so as to prevent the strong since it was pronunced “ worn out,” died a sacrifice toBacchus, and not to hither and thither at every one’s be­
whom, of course, have been thrown light shining in the eyes. This is es­ simply by having a piece of cloth Mars, offered a prize tft him who could hest, and be contented and happy J
out of employment or subjected to pecially to be considered at the present patched on with thick flonr paste. It <Jrink the most wine, and thirty of the Well, perhaps they are lietter than
losses and inconvenience by these time, when kerosene lamps, with their needs renewing about twice a year.
rivals died in the act of competition. their surrounding. Now please give
seandAlous events. The city therefore intensely luminous Hames, become i A lady told me that she mended a Plato boasts of the immense quantity theifi a Hower-patch, a few plants, a
cow, a pig, and a few hens or other
will have to submit to a levy on its more and more Common.— Medical big dish-pan by covering the bottom of liquor which SocraMD could swill
poultry. Give them the necessary fa­
with white paint, and then putting on uninjured; and the philosopher Xeno- cilities for converting their .increase
valuation roll of 82.61 in #100 of Journal,"
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a^piece of white cloth, which she also crates got a golden erown from Dion­ into cash. Assist them wljen asked,
taxable property, or rather more than
covered
over with paint, She ha<f ysius for swallowing a gallon at a without gnfttfBling. Commend thrwf
The
Jews
have
152
synagogues
in
One-fortieth of the total amount. This
used
it
five
years then, and it is not draught Cato often lost his senses when they do well, and sympathiz/
is equivalent to a tine of 842.15 laid this country, of which New York has
with their misfortunes and mistak.
more
than
eleven
years ago, so I pre­ over his choice Falemiari wine.”
upon every man, wobnan and child in 33, and Maine, the next largest num­
You will find that they will rapibly
the city to compensate the injured ber, 23. In Pennsylvania there are sume she is using it still, aa she was
learn to " paddle their own eano**
Fifty thousand elephant« die an­ without the assistance of any uian,
parties, or to an annual iropoet of 14, in Illinois nine and seven each in not a woman much given to change.—
nually to supply England with ivory. unless hehap|tens to be the risnt one.
Ex.
f 2.25 per capita to meet the interest (.'alifomia, Ohio and Vermont.
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