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KSlTTiyQ AND CROCHKT.
BBIiliir"*" .-VCR.
Castel.^-'t"
istro?**: Knit ! ove, t.iirrow, knit l.ovcr, nar
ovrt. ns'Ti.t. aver, narrow, over, narrow, knit
4 over aarrow, tail 1. over, knit 1.
?Isewi Over,halt4,tm? tuloa,purl2 ?V
ptirli-?.'?????. .:r:j'.?"ti..'r.k,.itJ.
?In?-- Knit 3, "vi r. narrow, knit 2, ?vcr, iinr
KV (U . .,...?.-.?. over, narrow, ever, narrow, knit
?.?rat ' 13, over, knit L
; < ?ver. i nil 0, over twice, purl 9 tofother,
?-Ui...-..r. ;".?.-?"????????'??? k,li* }'
6tb r..v : Knit :t. over, muro?, kmt r., ever, nar
par, ever, nanow, ovi r, narrow, <???? r, mtttm, kmt
?arrow, knit 5, over, knit 1.
owes twiee, purl 2
U.. ?.v.r. ptirl??t.wlher. knit 1.
?a . knit
?r. ki.it 1.
in, over twice, purl 2
?
W, 1-i.it .'!. ;
??, ov.r. kn.t
:. ki.it 1.
, : ti?n. knit 12, over twice, purl 2
, purl 14, ov.r. i lit 1.
.? : Knit 'A. over, narrow, knit 2, narrow,
? i ? ? i row. over, ki.it
I Lover, knit 1.
. nit 1 I, ovi r tv\i-*e. purl 2
., j.nrl H." - nil ??
?: KnltS, o-.. r, tiitrrov?, knit 1. narrow.
? ?
4.0VPI, narrow, knit 13, over, knit 1.
. iver, knit l?'. over twice, pud ::
rl it. over, purl - totethe?, knit l.
-, narrow, narrow, over.
narrov. ..\.r, nurrov?. over, ttatTOW, o v. r,
lip 11 of the
BA then narrow.
Mili row: Orar, knil 2, ov.r twice, purl 2
? r, knit l.
? .w.
A VA.VPYKK nwilNi:.
?.corre.; ??-.!? nt. Mi.?. T. S. A., of Westarlv, B. !..
wriu-t? to tin- knittiiiK- column :
Ts? iri u-?*-i)n b?H??1 t?> rival In vonr ilrprirtmcnt the
I. I ?t tit! a sample of kiiit'?-,l
eA?tr- - thankful to hsv t de?clnh?*rt*<l
]t ?it- h . ?:,? ..vt-r Thin> \? at? a?gi>, but 1 tliluk it is us
fOUtj ii? ?on..- iu?m1?. ni ptatt.
It is nut alway? peaaibas to oblige onr render?,
thong!) v?,- trv to do SO. In this cum*, how? vcr, it
hapisti- that the M iiaMi r bigiat ** la equal ta the oc?
casion. Th? pattern?* a? j'n-tty as soans aaadm
mm?, an.! Mr?. 1. s. A. v? ill tui?l it easily worked by
foUewii.-i th. ?.
Cast on 29 ?tit. .
1st row : Slip 1. knit 1, over, narrow, knit 1, ?v. r
twice, slip l, knit 2 te . thee ami throw the dipped
?UtcL ..-1 ;, knit 1, o\? ;, narrow, knit 2, ov. r twin-,
narrow, knit 10.
Sdrow: Blip 11 the r. ? to be knit plata, axcepl
tbes?, over twice"?titcbes^ which in -
case inurt l*c pnrhttl.
.tdrovv : Sup I, knit 1, over, narrow, knit 5, over,
narrow. Knit piala the net,
4tli row i BHp 1 ; the real plain.
Mhrow : .*-li[i 1. knit 1. over, naiTow, knit 1
tv.ir-, ?, t, __i . tad throw the (-'
?titi it over,kail 1, error, hum, kmt 2. owi twice,
t,ario\?, .?vi-i twiee, narrow ; thereat plain.
??tli row : Like tin- *_'.'. r..-.
Ttli t. -?-:', row.
' k. the 4th row.
Mk row: Blip 1, kmt i. ?.ver. narrow. knit 1, over
twice. ?!.;. 1. i.n.t 2 t? gather and throw tin* dipped
stitch ov? i. knit 1. ?.v. ; battit, over twice,
aaiiww. over twice, nanow, over tv?,.,, narrow ; tin
rest plain.
iw : Like th? 2d row.
lltli . i -:i id row.
_M ? ne4th r?.-?-.
13th row : Slip 1, k
over twice,?Up 1, kuii 2 tog is the
dipped stitch over, knit 1. >>v ? ? ?.
p4.it s, over twice, narrow, over twice,
narrov?. u? ? r t...
14th row : I row.
. row : Like the third re
; oil in --,.t. !; .
plain. 1.' ;. ;,t (rom i",?' Iir?t row.
I b ? i I ii| ??!' ?ho ild be i In the
pat ten i forwarded the loop lft onth i i
alter th. casting ofl Is alaa ?Ir.iwi out 1?
thou?-' r hats lbs work is nut
lie tight hi casting off, knit 1
of slipping it as nt tk oth. i
row.
The chars t<-ri??ir j.-.rt ..f this pattern i? tin-tli.v
?aud ei plain knitting which fi>rm?t! ?
V.'y; ih. .'. 8, a. kindly i?i?>rt boa ?he ku
s'it'j tin- edgiagl
Till: LEAF VANDYKE EDGING.
sin?.'I'. S. A. an?! i.thei? -.?ill psubablj In* glad te
jet the foUowhtg, as ng. in
whti-L the vandvksd points an on ? s-ith a
kuf.
Cast on 27 ?ti'rhcs.
1st row : Slip I, knit 2. ov, r. purl 2 t../ether, knit 2.
ovextwik , i.,:n,s*, rt-*ttplain . imanadle.)
2d row : ?*?lip 1, knit \ over, knit 1, ovei. knil '?,
purl 1. knit 1, purl 2, unit 2. our, narrow, kiut 1
(30stit.
?Idr.tk Blip 1. knit 2. over, purl 2 together, knit
!i.p?irl 1, ki.'t 10. purl A. knit 1? (30siiUlt.?.,
4th row : blip i, knit ??, ..v?-r. kmt Lover,knit 12,
purl 2, knit 2, over, n;iir..-,v, knit 1 (39 Stittlhos 1
5th row : Slip l, knit 2, over, pur! 2 logethi r. knit
?, ovsr twite, narrow, ov i r twir?, narrow, knit 7,
Paris, km tu i :u stitches.?
Olhn.vv: SL?. I,kail 10, over, knit 1, ?vcr, knit
10, purl 1. knit 2, purl 1. knit 1, pur! 2, knit 2, over,
naiKjw, kmti (MatMabm)
7th row : ?Slip l, kmt 2. ?.v?r, pari 2tot?, tlu-r, knit
2, pur'? 1. knit 12, purl 7. knit ?_)
fcth row : i*llpl,kiul 11, over, kiut 1, over, knit
10. purl 2. knit 2.0VW, nanow, knit 1 Hh ?tit
Otb r?.??- : Slip l, knit 2, ov?*r. purl 2 l0?sthsr, kmt
2, over twics. narrow, ov? kviga, narrow, over
tw.cti, narrow, knit 7, purl <,l, kmt '.in auU .
10th r..w: Sup 1. knit 12. over. ki?tl.i,u.r kail
12, purl 1, knit 2, purl 1, knit 2, purl I, knit I, p,,r|
2. knit 2. over, narrow, kn:t 1 (43 KtiteW.i
II throw: Slip 1, knit 2. over, purl
knit 2, purl 1, knit 15. pur! 11. knit ??? ,43 s?tcl.4*.i
l2tl, r.nv : .*-; p l, knit 13. over, knit 1. over, knit
21, pur! 2, kmt 2. over. na.To?v. knit 1 [4JS ?tiUih?*??.)
IMtlirtov : Slip 1, knit 2, ovi r. purl 2 tog. tier,
kail2, -.vi-r twiee, narrow, .'voxtwn?-, narrow, over
twic?*. .h;, l, knit 2 together and throw ?.vcr the
?hpped stitcli. over twice, tisrrow, knit 7, par! 13,
k-?? 4?. -titcho?.?
Ht!, ros : Slip J, knit 8, slip 1. knit 1 and throw
taeslipr?-?! ??t.hovpr, kni. 0, narrow, knit S, pnri
?.kmt-, p,.rl l, knit2, purl 1, knit U, p-irl l, knit
??.porl 2, knil 2, over, n?rt,tw, knit 1 .iOstilVri??.)
lath.-,,*, : slip I, kiii: 2, over, purl 2 tofathl r.
*?*t2, part 1. knit l*. purl 11, knitO (10 stitchesi.
l?thr.,w: 8iip 1, knit 8, slip 1, knit 1. throw
??TWtlic ?lipped sliti-h. knit 7, narr.iw, knit in,
Pot. 2, kmt 2, over, nsrrow, knit 1 [4-X atitches).
?Ji!^ n'V' H?V X' kuil 2' ov*ir' purl 2 to*****'
om2, our twice, narrow, over twice, narrow, over
??lee. knit 3 together, ov?r twio?*, knit A together.
**** ?wie?*, riamiw. knit 7, purl 0, knit U (47
--tttsha.),
lfeh mw : Sup 1, knit 8, Blip 1,knit 1 and throw
?stiahppcd ahteh over, knit 5, narrow, knit 8, purl
-? knit '2, puxl i, kuit y. purl i, knit 2, purl l, knit
2. port 1, kBit 1, port 2, knit 2. orar, narrow, knit
1 (?.f. RtitehMtf.
l?Hh niw : Flip 1, knit 2, over, purl 2 together,
knit 2. purl 1, knit 21. purl 7. knit t? 11* ?>:-.*<-lie?).
20thp?w: Slip 1, knit H. slip 1, knit 1 ?nil
throw <?vrr the ?.lipped stiii-h, knit H. iiitrrow, knit
22, pnrl 2, knit 2, over, narrow, knit 1 ;
21?t low ; Slip 1, knit'-'. ..vit, purl 2 t?>.
knit 2, over twii-?*, narrow, <>\ >r twice, narrow, over
twic?-, knit 3 teflBther, ?ver IW?0B, knii
? ver twice, knit ?I t?.ire!her. over twice, narrow, knit
7, pnrl 6, knit 1? (ad siit? !.
22d row : Slip 1. knit *. ?lip I, knit 1 and throw
over the *.li|'i?-.l stitch, 'nit 1, narrnw, knit h, ? pur!
1, knit 2, reiK*at friun * I times purl 1. knit 1. purl
2. knit 2, over, narr-iw, knit 1 1 ;
2:<?1 row : Slip 1, knit 2, ov.-r. purl 2 toffl
knit 2, purl 1, ki.it 21, pur1 I. knit >? (44.)
Mthrewi slip I, knit*, knit3together bjrdraw
inn tie 3d and the i ?t *.f the n.vt tin-?-?? ??,11 _ -
tbeseeond andha-tttnethe latterplatn), k:.
purl 2. knil 2, over, ? urrow, km! 1
_.*>th row : Slip I, knit 2, over, purl 2 toe
knit 2. over twice, narrow, ev?W twiee, narrow, "
..v.-r tk\i.-e, kriit :t t?'k.-?-tlicr. n ??eat from * three
lim? s "v. r tu 1 ????. aarrow, knit 17
?Mth row : Slip 1, I
??at from ? five tunes ; pnrl l. knit 1, purl 2. knil
2, over, narrow, knit 1
27th row ! Slip l.knil - '? tlu-r,
knit 8, purl 1, knit :!7 '?
28th !??*?
knit 2, over, narrow, knit 1 2"
li? ? -
'
f.?r ? ni? r- !
(h., al
1st round ! In tl
2.1 munit : Il I'll
'
the ? ii'l work 1 HC.i
? ? ?
3d r.
the next '_' 1
21I1..I trel
Cba? 2
1 IL bl< . .
'
- ollop. At the?
on the Hit of the find 3Ch.,
BCRAr :
TnRr.vn ?
" In replj 1" < . M > "
mied ;
eft. lu- hti
1 imagine a ball ?
The tl r* a?! u mdfl
lat? b '
nicely, otherwise I
? -?v. The !
kintt .
knit!
the heel, th? '
Kmitin'.; I'ATl
.??i 1 o at Itel
lut row 1 Knit
'A, ..v. r. 1 in
'_<! r..?? : K1.1t .
row, knit 1, nan
knit '_'.
3<1 r?>w : Narrow, knit 1.
--
4th ?
ov? 1. ? nil l
r..?? Mn
nan.'? ? _u?J kuil
over (
l.i.itt!- a silk?No. 10 or 1*?.
ODDS AND ENDS OF WORK
J?V* "i ?be i, ?
R
? cot - red ?itb '
lieari.
ribbon? 1:
color?, 11i.1l ih.-r.
two ;
-
1 ?M1
(?ii?,ri .1 foul ml. ?
lliul 11 -in a> 0! li"
ol th. plain p ni
tkk ill 1.- 1 lit out II. t
? i \?iih 1
ol ?I
blue '
. -
ih. 1?
th. 1.
-
li .... - .:i I
Ill ? fai
I
tal l<
'
?
:
II. -.1 With ? ?
broa?) '? nul of
V? Ith '
.1-1
I
i .-In! \k itb 1 llPW
111.- .
1 i-i.-tik ;
.
fast* II? 'I t? gcllnT
Miind, with .1 ?'
' uf lace, ,'il"..-ii II. ? an?! .1 .
llul ha?? .?:.
of ahadi
??lil-ta 1 ol .11 tilii ..a! ?I., .k . : - ?n I i ,
?k. r.-il witl . w ah _ !.,, ,?
ni fruit m the cento
baud ?a m ?
. - in t be ek ening, i?- ??
lade? al aitcn null teas ill I
lit? !" a uianUdsl
1 ; mi ?.11 ,
one i'..n? ?I -i" ?.f tl?. ilut ?>-irt thai
:? net] in the > -1 th? "tlu-r 00 the pr<>
j. .-tin? pan This la ii.il fuller
than the other, and bs Itor flower?
m the rentre. Litt h remnants ol plain or shaded
ribbon ran I?' enl int? ? n inches or
eight incites ! f'.iii Inrhea i?. rlvi? inches
s i.i", edged .1 . -.ih lace, gathered up,
?a ith mi' -t t'A'
end converted into preltj ornaineiiUi for tlie front
<>t tin- .ir.--- Ilaalifl can b? mad? un in the ?urn*
?,iv. ,*-' i..p? of eolorc?! - ?'. ? 11 eau be mounted
double pieces _i pardboard rut into the form of a :
miuistnre fan, 'hen joined t?>i_ ther 10 bob! pin?, |
These fans < ui Is "i varioua ?ise?, .-?nil the diriaiouu
. br gold or itilored silk. A small doral
deeigii can be worked ?ir paint?r?l ou. Tb? pins ?re
pul 1 Must I'"
old ?rol?! ?atin, mouiitti over < anl
l'.*:.r?l, in the ?hap?? "f Malt? ?? 1 >?"??.?. with 1
one worketl :?. real Ik in the centre, and pin? put
m all round, so 1
A loveh
bin?-, pina '-r *k!ui? -
worked at interval? of torget
?? "t aalin ribbonaewn on? i.?<?' round the
Another ua.lt - all
? - "I plain .
ktivli pieeei r__?rnere, ejnbn
with arraiuie or ?ilk?, ?.f rosebud? and leave?, laid
?boot
??? A iteran.''
Hau- strip?-? ?if l.rowu M.illmul _n?l r. *l ..r navj? blue
twill, null - rannmg pattern work?*d in rn ?m
ooliind tkmrisbii
all round v?ilh the ne? r.?l an?l blue l'iisr-ian c?nta?
la?-, has a very pi. u? ?-.;. ? 1 \> bite, black or r?-?l
* ami ?itm
rated with 1-oral asstsja.pa.aled
m oils, I '? ... ,11 i?. rnade
eeryattraetivewitnahuntingseei - "tlur
design, n in ??in and ink; and Lirtlnlay
c.ir.ii?, handps mil? ii 111 ri ?
Thi' Ilriti?h rough 1? proUahly actuated less t.y a
?PUil nul injustice trian by a wlasTilneil
?if humor. hufh-nu,*. human and ?mmal, has
for I11111 a i-oiiiie side, anal he t_ki_ hi? pUiaaur.-m
kicking a wiuuau or torturing a cat. An Ineident
at a lln? as Mertsd by a ?treet ln-if.-r aptly illus?
trate? the feeling ? hi h ?jeesas t?. animate tlii? class.
** Ou the roof," said lie, t,, ?? Man?. " was on old
man auuinc the ?iuiieiv ' Jump. v..u ?u?ipiil,' I cried;
aii.l jump In? ?lid antt broke fus blessetl neck. I
laughed sumnch In all m> I il?-"' Th? just is a
M-tal one. but unfortunatflv it lrulicate? the trame
of iiiimt of the st-a.uiailrvl? win pi-rpctrate Uu ao out?
rages. ??Ih? &?tuj_a_r lit:\ ice J
SCIENCE FOR THE PEOPLE.
THF. HELIOGRAPH.
The beRofraph, which ?au? prominently
brought into untie?? in army sicnalliii?r in the
as in Afghanistan ami South
Alma, consiste <>f s circular toirror, generally
iilsiin . i in diameter, mounted on a
small luit very linn folding t H j x ?? 1 stand. It is
so mounted ss t?. Ik- capable of motion both
liori/iuitally anil veititally?i. ?*., in ssbnuth
and altitude. The horizontal motion is lm
parted t?i it by means ol a slow-motion tangi-nt
screw, working into a worm thread cut nmiul
th<- hoiisontal plate forming the base of the
instrument. The vertical arrangement, how?
ever, i? quite different ; the mirror is hung !>*?
a couple of" borisontal tninni?in* to a (utir ol
brackets risiug from the t*o**i_nata] plate. I'n
der the IlillliT lies S key siiniliir in S] |
[nailing key, hinged I
at the for-.?. .Uli elul to the
plate, mid k?epl upward bt a flat spring !
iHiu-.iih. A small i".l ??iiiiu.t.s tin- movable
end of this kej ??r level to the Upper t. U
the back of the mirror, so that wnen toe k>-v
i? depress? d, the mirror i.? tilted ni
through s ?m.?Il angle. This i???l is cariante of
being I ot lengthened 1>j being screwed
-li tin- lump by which it is nttacl
tin-minor. This altering the 1? erod
li;.? the etVi-ct ol altering tin inclination o
i i?? the h"i i/"iital plane, i. ??.. <>i
in al'it.ul?-. The mirror has i ?mail
the silvering removed from its
?-. i'.'I ?I -h, ,-i m..-, -
al.l?
; liend of the Lri|MMl, and i? ,
li? of liorijuint.il motion, ?nul ran lie
.
?I roil, titled al it? n
? ml with M
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-
?
i, t.? t. h ?
in?! tin ?o i? i!i.i
not i
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A !' ?
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III |>.
lu ?lid in.!
?iiilu
one ' 1 I ?i ?
struct? d n
i juin lint ?-.?? h should I ici? d
. ol iron, m. ili.u ii ma) al un> lime I?
luti-ly puritied b) lire
sun, ; I,] I?- |,i ;, ,
th.- upp.-r buiiding, forming ii
the top ?i"i> "f one "i more leu:?.?, *n ti,.:i
it m.r led and M-ii!il..t?-il ?lin.-ilv from
its roof. (ii) Th l' :ill ll.e -ill Ih it :
of tin- Im-pital ulu-ii it is occupied
persons should pass through ifr?
That nach patient should be earned into the I
honpital !?> ?i volved elevator, which elevator
slioul?! pass through u shaft*, *??> u.? to ilraa up
air ?liirim: i!? ,i-.?-tit, und B'hirh ?l.oiil.l, when
r?-.piiieil, 1?. effective foi Rushing tin- hnapitoJ
with an. These ?tiggetstions seem quit
tiiiu-!y in Ne'.v York ay? ill London.
BI7RSTITCTE FOB Ul'DHE
Mr. Sander-'. <>f St. Petersburg, '
c?-?<le?l m producing from ih?- uoavj oil? of
Ou il tar . ' . in manv i
tin- place of india nil.In i with advantage,
prepared in th? following manuel
given weight of a mixture in equal part
wood nil and roa] tai oil, "! "f coal till ami
hemp <mI, i? heated foi ?everal hnrjrs,
perature of about :tl*? Pahr., mi as to di*
inrious nui.
t!u> vis<<>?:i_v ?if ilie mass, until it maj I"'
h out in threads, A second on?
| ?-.pial t?. th.- I..IUK r, of lni?i-??l ?>i),
? 1 bj boiling, i* n?.\? added,
? ami also fr.un ? ,. th to
? !*ent ?rlth a little
i fjit-r". ? the meanwhile- th.- m
I kept at a uniformly high temjicrature for souie
hours, when from one-lift klt \mx\ <>f
sulphur per cant is added, after which th?"
? t i? moulded ??!? otherwise worked in the
?ame man ne i as india rubber. The prop? I
of lin* thpss* oils named hIh.vi? may )?? ?am ?I
to ol.taiii a harder or a more elaetii- ?iili
stun? ? be required. II??- prod
? iilo-r Is't
tt-i than india rubber, ami is not di I
by great prw*iiro or a high t< mpvi_ttin?. ll :?
lly suitable for the insulation
h wire?, and may Is? ampio !
or mixe?! ?ith India ruMs-r or similar n -
*
K\! H,ANTIC BT1AKEB8.
The T/on/h>n Engineer commenting on the
proponed formation <>f ? company to nm a lino
of ex; ni-? lut?.-en Ncu-Yurk aJid
Milfoid Haven doubts the pisvtibility of obtain?
ing a m,*til of 20 knot?, ox _J milt-.?, ?? I
? <-t waft i."? f. ? t Is-iuii,
with a drane-hf of 2*'* R?i To nttnin
this srvetM ld.ooo horse-power mn?f bs
used, with ?rrrvr? not exceeding '.'
?U_uu:U!_ and til r?volutions lier minute. I
The Engineer is *c rptieal about making a shaft
rapnl>l?> ?>f transmitting thin vast rsrwer. Then
it doubts if 1ip power when transmitted could
ad to nilviiul?ii-i? ?n a screw of twentv-tlireo
f" t diameter. It has still l?*** failli ui twin
acrewa run i,?,- enginea of 8,000 lii?rst.*-p?>wer.
And iilt.'K. tli.-r ii considera thai the eon
tion of the proposed ?ti amer will pn-writ a tre
mendona probletn fur -mlution to naval arrhi
DISRAEL1 AS CB?NC?LLOR OF TUE EX
( BKQl I
Frtrnrt from a Warm ta Th* Tandon Times.
Pal ' ; . . ?
? lu? n about 2 to
-
r -. ate ,. .oiu,
i] to I.e. an ? pepr-ra. I
? i to and tell tin?
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RELIGIONS INTELLIGENCE.
m.
A New Mosbs.?The K?v. Geonr?-O. Manns
_ Styled in K'.'ntiirky the *? M on tit. un Mosea."
H<- preaches in th?> wildeiaeea and on the hill*
side*?, holding ?4Tvk'*s in fainrthonaisi during
the winter .uni In the wooda in warn weather.
For eighteea rnimtha hg _u not minarsl preanh
tag tuvo ?4-rmon? ,i ?I.iv, mu? three ??il Sun lay.
Hi? iLiught?-!' playi on ii ?iniili i?-? ?I ... -mi anil
DJ in hi? work. ii?> stays when- In
can. He will not lake money from the poor.
H.- makes ao i?r??vi.-.i??n lor the morrow, and
]iri.M'li?*s cotitcnUiit'tit with to-day'? health, rood
and happiness. An Infidel whom behaaeiei*
verted aent a tailor I th? preacher for
a ?uit of clothes. ?' No," said be ; " the pn -- nl
suit ? pMril -, when il ta gone God will provide
.?iiintliiT/' H?- auk? for nothing mi.l accept?
only?., much as he needs. A eon-eaponib'iit oi
The Lotoiart?la < ourier .Leurnal states tlial Mr.
llani.-s baa been preaching in Kichmond.
riili mu? beautiful littl?.. capital ?.I Madison
County, for nearli three weeks. 11. had ?>rt
v ioualy eoncludi <i mi ? m .
L-incastcr, converting hundreds al i
and leaving the d<*t*pe*t uaprt-asiou ?>t? the o? o
ple. At ttirbmand his prugn (teen
slower. Hi- baa ?in-t nn organized opposition,
and it i-*. onlv : prejudii ?
given way I* tor' bis im sistibli
VI every tin i-tinir, bowev? ?
Cliristian Church, whi re In pi
i.II. il. and
building will ii?>!?l a!.?,nl 1...11 p..
for an hour before ! the
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half th- i-ntuniission f Tli?*y preaeb tin* (??
lint ?lo i,..! hi .il tin- sick. I ?in not till ant
do. il it "I
know- wh.it | shall tin. lu.m thi? dai
until I die, nr un? i .irri.il up t.
!..>'?? and i ? .1 up to 11 i m v\ i
?hing .1 ???, ?'? ! tin not fear death .un! um
It wili? it , I , ?? ;?? . i '.. ?
with me a little I*.'
nl brother It in v iiis.- in '
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th? ... im id a sermon in tin- Central < 1.
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tt .it ?
? .I man m?, ??lea? which tin not cniurs-l Is
hut which .ire lamed upon ?
even rigbteoti ...11
, aiiitul an?! life-long doubt. I ?
! .. don!.| . i,i .,,' the ?
nf ii -> i mid life to l>?' i.ilili? :?. air. hi .ut.
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ii ilalopt? .1 III? '?
m referen?-?1 '" maniiurr and divorce: " 1??
Milveil, I'hal we t.. Ii? i ? and
unchristian t.i -ol. innize any nmrriagi' -.-.
nue m Ik ?til of tin ? ti. - hav? li < n
(livoiii.l, ex ce pi fm a In..uli .,t tin M'Venth
??omiii.iiiiiiiiiiit. lli.it our I". l<*rs?lN n
. il i,ut to employ us
who has !???. ii divorced except for the ? i
?|,??iti??l l.v ? hi r I >r. in.- Ma re appoint
limito?, t.. take t? (Jon a?t?,
? .-ni. ;. voriug t.? i< h a
nil,?m in our laws a? shall hri
int.. m:,toi m;t) w;ih Ni w I i.-i.unt nt t? .o h
In i h g positive that surh ref, . ;?? ia
tiv. h demnndixl b* tin highesl ?f hu
? . jinre morals und ..nr hoi?
? 'm il An t.'ii'li.'p of Pari?
a pastoral letter on the Jnl.il?-?-. "From
In ight nf | idic pulpit,*' 1" ????>-. " ?"
whi.il Provideucu has establishi-d biiu
iful Miuitiiii I. Bt I'? i? r's suce? ?-"i ha
cl arly pereeived the pl?>t which the encuiii-? .f
ifligion have formea against the Lord and
?1 hi* ( drist. fmpiet* -? - >.** !?' wi?idi
.Luv iut?uence ?
tianity. The moataaereurights?ol tlmCuiireb
ignori'1, Divine vioi?1iii> i "d:
. read with impuni!) ; and
liberty ol Christian U-at-king In the education
rth it f"tt< r??l under tho verj eyi*sof the
rbunan Pontift fhe struggle between truth
and error, l.ctwson uiksI an.I evil, i? going on,
not only m the en-aJi.J "f the Christian world,
bout the world. 1 lu n let ua pot
. . , . . . ..a; Shepbi rd luvukea
: ialvation,
;.,t u tint U' beguiled by the
ving prmnir-es of m.-itcniil procreas, of
- ?,? ? rom!. Such ?r??tt?-niig nn
?kcaran? ??? may hide rn.mt awful danger? ,
the ilsy the l'ower r?-;>r.m mini? <i???l ,,ti earth U
.. h under foot, human power that da? will
m vain to bndle the uulooaeninff oi paa
ti.t- human toTrenl carim away
by the worship of exUavagatit ?i"- uiireasou
iiblc ill?
The Rev. I'r. I/irirner, who l, it Treason!
lcmplc lu Uoatou tau i car? a_u tc laka ohaESB
of the Kir?t Map-iMi Church i ,?. ro.
?igued the [Ms-t-uate of the latter last Similar,
and .?.ill K" to the Michigan Avi-uue 1':,
Church, in the same city, I be First <
ha> prosp.--. .1 greatl.i under but ehsrgr. He?
'..i.-ii.l ;i Inaacially eaabarraased ? ? I
tionS It luvl ili-as. IUI ll III
cJhnrchea, li?- s ill h
lent. With .1 ?hip 111? .
1.100 ai,.!
revived. Tin church to which ih .??>.? will ?I ?
mnnd all Dr. Lorimcr-well known energ I
^kill a? ,.ii orgiu i/? ". It I?'??-nil
liou-e ..i ?ni?bip, apon win. li ?
m.uns unpmd. sad u.? m- luberabiu hn
? d 't< a cuBBpu-ntivi h ?ni ni nun.
Enough in.?ii. -, has lu? i, . however.
mild ii ?ut condition that l?r. L<?rimer ??ill
fake charge, \'?-m ?_'.',?> mendier? ?il th? ;
Church w ill follow- him, ?n that
uii! start with a membership ol .'???. \
. .1 tli? Michigan Avenue i Inn. I
l.e llie lar_? st liapti?t Inn;?.- ?>1 ?orship in
Chicago, and be admirablj
liiii up a "?i. Dr.
e as his ? lu. f reason I
that "he could never eonarnl I? Inch
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to? Cou_J istionaUet.

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