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SOUTHERN BUYERS COMING.
THE MERCHANT??" association KEEPINQ
AT ITS GOOD WORK.
ci:ni:k.\i. TEaTIMONT that THERE were MORE
OCT-Or TOWN MEECHAMTC IN THIS G1??
LAST WEEK THAN THERE HAVE
BXER IN YKAKs MORE ? rv;
TO DAT AM? t? MORROW
Th?1 Merchants' A?Odati?? will to-day send
out over thirty-live thousand rjoplea ?>f a new
iirrular calling attention t?? th?? m v??r.d rer'os ?if
?eduoed rat?\-- f.r merchant::' ?Xiurslons? to this
?It y in t!i<? Trunk Line territory, which ro bato
effect from Auuust 'JT t'? August 81, Inclusive
Thi? territory in. hid. r th.? State ..f Ohio and
idj.dnlntr towns ?.f Weatern Pennaylvanla, Indi?
ana. MlihiRiin south of tii?? Lakes, and llllni?ia. ?
beili? described in the circular as all that terri- j
;ory cast of St. Louis and ?Chicago, north ?>f the
Oh!,? Liver an?! west of, l-,it not Including, Bus
pension Bridge, Macara Falls. Tonawanda,
Black Rock, Buffalo fcasl Buffalo, Buffalo Junc?
tion. Dunkirk and Salamanca, N". v.. Brie,
Pittsburg and Allegheny, Potiti ; Bellaire, Ohio;
???:? .du c. Parkeraburg, Huntington and Gauley
?Bridge, W. Va.
Ln?t w.ck has been th?? moat aitivi? in th??
hi>t. ry . f ??.? Merchante1 Ass ciati? ?. The buy?
ers taking advantage of ti?.?? first ???rie? of excur?
sions over the lines combined In th ? Join: Trame
Association began to attive on Monday last, and
continued registering all the week in larjro nom?
l. r? The register sh? ws thai people ? ame fr??m
us far ??? ' as the Pacific Ocean, as far north as
Canada as far south .is some of th?? remote
parti ? ? xaa, New-Mexico and Arlsona, fr?>m
different points ??? the ??? ast <.f th~ Gulf of Mex?
ico an?i ?from Intermediate points all over the
Unit? ?1 States
Tl???*?? people represented almost ?very variety
of business and commerce. Many cf them bad
never ? ? ??!) In New-York l?efore, and said that
Ihey had been Induced to conia tLa time as the
result ? f the work of the M< rchanta' Association
in obtaining reduced rates from their districts.
others bavi m t been her?? for avverai yecrt, and
in nearly every instar.ee, so far as could be gath?
ered from the expressions ol opinion by those
j pie, they were all pleased with the work of
th" association, were pleased with their experi?
ences while m the city and will return to the
city to replete their stocka it has been report?
ed .G???? the large wholesale merchants through
gut the city, from thi hoi Ii and from the tt-ai-.s
l ?nation ? ?mpanles, thai probably not for g
rt?..? many > 'ars havi ther been s?, man) out
of-tovt-n merchants In New-York at thla time of
the year The Influx of buyers la attributed
largii} to thi efforts uf the Merchants Associa?
tlon ;n obtaining reduced transport?t! ? rates
and In laying ?before merchants ii other loccli
? ? ..?? advantages ? f the mi trop? Ila as a wh ?le?
aal? market, l'i? t<> this date nearly ?STiO.OtH)
1 :? ea of mail matter have ?been seni oui by the
of! ?-s of the association, and Included ??.?, this
number were l.Vl.lMlO copies of an elaborate
pamphlet showing by ligures and by Illustration
t) ?? ?,..'?. rshlp of New-York In ever)' line of bu si?
nes?
Pn - dt nl William P. King has anm unc? 1 that,
rt?-. ?.? the success it has achieved, the Mer?
chants' Association does noi Intend to relax its
eff'T's. Believing In the position thai it has ai
gumed before the railroads in making Its appll
catlon for reduced rat??.-?, it propoae? to keep up
this work upon the sum.? lir.es until it has
in?? nght ? very railroad system In th?? country t?>
view this matter of concessions to out-of-town
nur?hauts In its proper light The good work,
Mr. King says, will go on day by day. week i>y
week, ni.nth by month, and year by yea??, if
necessary It is said that the men of Mew-York
move slowly, bul In this ?:?~?- tti. r? Is no doubt
that the) are doing well. Many of the buyers
are still in the city, and this number will bo
largely added to this week when the Southern
merchants ?begin to arrive.
- +
HOLDING ON TO THEIR WHEAT.
Ki-.NTr.-KY FARMERS BtXIGIH Tin: CEREAL
WIM. BELI? F?'K A DOLLAR A BUSHEL.
?Lexington, Ky.. Aug IS (Spedai)-Agente for
? ? , , ol New-York, and ?. i> White A Co.
? ? ; ? .-n Commission Company, ol Bt. Louis,
? have been In thla tall for the last two week?
try!:.? to buy wheat for ? \i>or:. are about ?>> leave
!,? r.? in dlsgUBt ? ISC the farm? rs will noi sell. |
One of the sgenta sail thi fermera had atack? 1 s
t their wheat ? y < oui 1 noi
: ? lacks I put It In if thrai he 1 and : ? anise the
men wani ? ? charge them : o much for
[orai e. It haa noi I ?. .? ?he ? ii??ora
.,: K? ntuckv ? irmera for year? to Btaek their wheat,
? ri ng t,. -iiis in? ? ,"1 ,,? pn ? ? ng
their grain. I'sually the blue graaa region, of
which ?.? ?.:.rr-?.n la the central ahlpplr.g point, ex?
porta BttOUl t.'.r? " thousand ?.ir,?,? - '? ? I
Nearly all of Ii goe? ? . England. Thla year con?
servativi estimati ?. I it nearly foui thousand
:- can tx exp rt??! fr.,m here, bul the farmer?
r the report which com? fr "in ? re *n
countries r?. I ng I shortage of the wheat ;ropa
To add fm Bam? th< b ink? ? ire ?w Hing
to lend monev for six;?.- days io the fermera and
mortgag? ' a Th? y ar.? holding
out for s d nd when th? iverage Kentucky
farmei maker, up hla mind to hold hla product he
will do !?. !' he h ?a :?> mortg ?ge lus rarm.
?
AN ESTIMATE OF THE COTTON CROP.
New-Orli ina Aug IS H. M Selli, the cotton
tistlclan, ni- ?-su. ; a circular on the growing
rr ;>. After referring to the correct nee? of als es?
timate made In July, itti, ol the crop of the s.-,?
t ? Mr. X? ill s iy?:
"?? thi? moment for this year tl:?-? promise is j
equal to any previ ia yi ir In every Stai? bul
Texas, snd on the presen! acreage, even allowing
t Tej ?l fail sbort ?>;' her maximum pro?
ti per ?? ? -???'. the ut look n.?w Ih for
r .?. of a; '? ? ? . a It h ''.0 !.'?>.'.,.?.
m ?. , the range ol I ?sslbllltli a, This flaure
0; ?.-?..,.., ?- renili 'ons???rvatlve for a ;??,?!
per acre outsl le of Ten is ? quel lo IS4H ':?"? would gl\ ?? ,
x m im for '!'? xaa ?voulu i?c :
: ".I? ? " "?:; ? I ?Unwind 1,00(1000 off. ?
?? ? would ? crop uf lO.SftO.Oi??" bale? The crop ?
.- ? -,?. ?o t.?r advanc? ! from r.ni raina and .t ,
? ,? ;? win rea h mnturlt> and be In I? pen I? nt of
froel at an unuBiially onrly date, and ahould we
? ive F..., ? ralna In T? x?s. ... ? crop nlaj v??.. d ?
? n. and the poe*lblllrle* for total ,
?trop would then be something ei rmo
BEAT Ills DAUGHTER WITH A HAMMER.
Omaha, \ ..? U l lisi il -h to "The Bee" from
Preel) N? . aays: This :??,,': li ? John I? Maw,
a fnrmer living a few mllea fr?,.?!) here, attacked hla '
nani? : ?. -Mary J Hughe?, with a ham- .
?jner ?:? ? ? ? In her ?kull, Inflicting f ital In?
)urle? !!. drove the family from the housi
.! th? ? tir. ? the wheat
Lam* Maw who is Bixty year? old ... ?een
:? alan -ed for veni !.? retol ?re
bve-n though! harmless. H? 1- In Jail.
Loss Ii) STORM IX oiflo
HI ksvllie, Ohio, Aun :.'? A terrific storm swept
o\r thli city thla afternoon doing ?;?;???> damage !
? .?..?. n? in unroofing and otherwise in- ?
The loss t.. . ropa In the .? in round- |
trig Utunlry is gnat.
o
LOOKING FOR HER HUSBAND.
With ?,? r three-weeks-old baby, Maggie McCuney,
twenty-two year? old, .irivi In thli ? I) from
Boston yestei lay morning. According to the atory
sh? told last night st Ihe Wesl Thlrtleth-sl eta- '
11 r. a .:. Bhe asked shelter, a? ahi had no money,
tar huai md left Boston for this etty tur??.? months
ai-'o. and .-????? il ?? ye ago wrote to her telling her
i? had w ired employmeni In ? furniture atore
In Becond-ave, and ava? :??, ir.? al No. t?,? Second?
avi He 1 oln him hi re, sn i sa?? left
?Boston lo do bo, NO one could tell lier anything
about ber husband at the ?? - In Becond-ave
, . : ?.? hai eh? should ??. aa sh.? ,
waa destitu? ? big city, and he ewil
tbe Wet! Tr>lrtl*?th-s! police atatlon The matron '
? r. ?.. ol Mrs M? uncy .ind her i.ai . for the
night
?
HIS I ELT (I ? OFF It) A TRAIN'
'?'.' :?. ling a ??.:? in a New-York Central ;
?freight tram ???,;.,i:.n Into New-York last nlghl |
lah Le r? >r,-. thirty-seven years <> d. ?a?,u :
*??>- hla home la at No. 101 Hastlngs-at., ?,.
f? 11 und? r ? ,- ? ?, . ?? Both I? el ? ere ? o badly '
'r.:~!....i thai it ?.? ary to amput it?
inkles t?? opei itlon a as per?
form..' in thi ford ham Hospital, und ihe man
? la ? trill dill? I I ? ? Id? m Impr? ni d
*'! i . the train wa? paaslng Van NibI ?tatlon
?
SUFPERING FROM III VGER.
" ? ..??. Essa forty-flvt yean old, ?rlth no home j
?????l ? j fri.-a,:-, was taken from Eldrid.? last
sight by Policeman Fltagerald to the !?:. Irl
The man was w ,?k from hunger, and .-ail
. had nothing except u few s,t?jis to eai for |
? ?? . da ?.?- ii? wan s. ni t, a a??. ? ? ni ur II , I
tal ?,,? iati r ??. Bellevue.
l'atri k Plemlng, a iriver. twenty-foui yeara old, >
ara? found ??, the ???rd ,?t No M Easl Porty-flfth- !
Bt, last nlicht. Buffering from exnaustion He ?.in !
[emoved to Bellevu? HoeollaL Jl? said hi had
'??a nothing to e?, lu foui d .ye. I
THE 8TRIKINQ MIXERS ORDERLY
A MASS-MKKTINV, ?? PLUM CREEK AD
DEEMED HY RATCHFORD, OOMPERE,
BOVEREIOM AND OTHER?.
Pittsburg, Auk. 18.?? enmata sky snd ntfui
showers contributed t.? tin? feeling "f depression
which existed nl th?? miners' camp? ut Turtle
nnd Plum creeks to-day. The ??.-? hii.1.11.?.] to?
ff, th. r for shelter under the commissary t.-nt.s
nnd. hnvlns notliln? eins t?i d.-?. put in the tlm.?
smoklriK nnd discussimi the strike in all its
Phases. The spirit of aggressiveness, however,
has lawly died nit. The sum?? grim d.-ter
mlnation to m?, k it out until stnrvntlon brings
defeat ur their efforts victory |g apparent, bul
then- are no proposals t.? attain their end by
force ?t to p.? contrary t.? the Sheriff's orders.
The men all realise thai In opposing the law ns
represented by tli.? Sheriff and his deputies they !
Would have about the sani?? success as In butting
their heads against s stonewall. Tney have no
particular love for the deputies, although there
Is sn absence of that caustic r-partee between
Hie fact!,.ns that has characterised former
K'.ri'.<?'s.
There nan no marchinp this mornlmr. This
has been the usual Sunday custom at all the
camps, l.ut ?ven If it ha.l been otherwise, the j
s?r?.t orders of all strike leaders to wait quietly
until after Monday would have prevented th??
marching. Sunday ha? usually been used by
the tii-ii to il?, missionary work among; the work- ?
?nt?: minera None of them attempted to see !
any workmen, how.v.r. and k.pt entirely away
from the company houses
The march Into Westmoreland County will
I.? Kin as soon as th.? Injunction is settled In
court. Mu. h anxiety is expr? -seri as to the out
come. The men stak.? everything on their '
ability to show the riKht t<> assemble and march
on the public roa.Is
This afternoon tinte was a luri;e mass-meet
Ing at Plum ?'re-k. About a thousand strikers
and iw.. hundred miners from the Plum Creek
Min.? were pr sent Speeches were made by
Presiden) Ratchford, Samuel Compera, James
? Sever? xn and the I? ral leaders, The met- ;
Ing waa orderly, and there was no Interference ?
from the deputi? ?.
There la s possibility <>f the customary march
taking place ari) In the morning, in spite -if
the atri? t orders Issued by President Dolan
afrainst such a course. Some of the men are
fretting un.l.-r the restraint, ami Captain Bel?
iingham, wh ? la In charge of tli.- camp, said to?
night that he had not decided whether to allow
the march or not, The deputies are on th??
a'?rt. and aay they ?vii. arresi any who make
the att-'!ii|it.
Evictions from con pany h .n?'>-s were !?????.?,
One family lias airead] been evicted, and it.?
household goods ere on t!?..? roadside near Cen?
ter it Is pi ibabl? that other evictions will take
place to-morrow.
('.inditi..ns in th.? local coal market have
changed coi aid ra ?ly during ;he last week.
Then is atlll plenty of coal on hand, and 'he I
demand has noi Increased much, bul th?? price
has en?* up to oi>. ul ?"? rents a bushel. II was
reported t lAlay that many offers were made a*
?l-\ cents. Several ???? sales have been made tit
6 cents. Coal <f all kinds may be had at fi cents,
i; is said, .-i-id salea quoted beyond that price
at?.? extraordinary
?
OPPOSITION To Tin: MINE-WORKERS. 1
SOME OF THE TVoRKIXOMEN TIIIXE THAT A BIO I
MISTAKE HAS UEEN :.? \] E
Wheeling, \V, Va., ?ug, 15. ?!,.? beginning of
another week ol the ' strike In tin? Wheeling
ind Eastern Ohio district shows a muddled iltua
llon Vigorous opposition ?.> tb..? course ..f the
mine-workers in closing down the mines that sup?
ply coal for ihe several Iran manufacturing planta
has developed among the worklngmen themselves,
miiiiy asserting that a fig ml tak? hm been made,
Th.? situation at Ihe Lnughlln Mill Mine aerosa
the river has been strengthened by the refusal >.f
the miners to worH as long as the campers r??
It; the vicinity. The Latighlln and other plants ar? ?
new t -ttlng ...ai from Fairmont. On Monda)
..-'.p..,?.n a Kr? at mass-meeting is to be held In
???1 nip?. whWi will be addressed by Secretary
I.? v. Is and other lenders. Its purpos? .-? to fore?? ?
the ii.???th. rlngton Steamboat Mine to susoend
It ?? said lo-nlghi that MO strlkere will march
up tin river to the Short I'reek mines and
out the small number of men at work there.
XEGLECTED BY III I.Ili Uli! MM ? PARI \TS,
CHILDREN FOCND IN A HORRIBLE STATE BT
tiii: p. ?lice.
Mr?.. Elizabeth Rntrlcken, of No. 242 West
Flfty-tlrnt-st., called at Ihe Wesl Blxty-elghth-at.
police station las? night, snd said lhal in one of
the fiata of the hnuse, there were two children
whose perenta were Intoxicated.
?t? Investigation was mud.', and Thomas llaynes
and his wife Mary were found drunk on il??? floor
in tii.tr tint. Two children, Kate, thr.?.? years old,
and Thomas, a year >?!?! were four?.! In ?>? Inner
room crying fr.nn inn.,.?? r and fear of their
dr in ken parenti
The parents were locked up They declared that
th? ir arrest wns an outrage, and that they would
have revenge for the work of the police. Both tin
man and the woman were Boisterous and gave
the policeman who arrested them -ome trouble,
The children were hIso taken from the house, Kate
being seni to the Gerry Society and th.? baby ta
Bellevue llospltnl. All will be tak.-n !.. .our? In
tlie morning. Tne rooms of ihe drunk? u couple
were filthy.
?
GOLLI TRIED BY COURT-MARTIAL.
A BRIEF PROCEEDIN?1 AT VEROARA, SPAIN THE
r.r.sti.T S? 'T 1'lVl ?. ??G)
Vergare, Spain. Aug. IS Michel Anglollllo,
alias ?iolli. was tried here this morning by court
martial for the murder of Beflor Canovaa del
rastillo al the laths of Santa ?gueda on Au?
gust 8. Th?- courl consisted of ?i lieutenant
colonel and six captaina of artillery.
All the statements of Anglollllo were submit
t. d in a riling.
The sentence of tlie curt will not be divulged
uni;l it has ??? en conflrmed by the Supreme Coun?
cil of War.
?
I POLICEM IV CATi Ill's .1 Rl V 111' 1).
Mounted Policeman Muri.ay. of the Park force,
!.i-i night caught a runaway on the Weei Drive,
:?. ,r one-hundred-and-thlrd-st. Th?? hi ree waa it
tached to ? .irr.-y. owned and driven by William
Hall, of East One-hundred-and-slxth-st. With Mr.
H.?ll in the surrey were his brother an! a Mr.
Hdllllny ami hi.? wife, neighbors of the Halls At
? ! ,? i!--!i!;.l-?'. :;i?- his?? ?..?,?.?p??? mm m
e ind threw the party out <>: Ihe vehicle Two
blocks away tl??? animal was caught by the pol.
?mm Mr' lialliday and hi? wife were painfully
hurt sboul the face and breast, and were tsken to
their homi v.t g cab
HOOLEVS LOA S IX i ill SA.
London, Aug. 1?.?"The Tiroes" to-day publia ? ,
dispatch fro? Ha Shanghai correspondent as to the
? .? nations now In progress between the Hooley
. .) g| . ? a Ta h ?? for an Indemnity loan
,,f it??,.>???.< '?.. which eaya:
.?Th, ;,,,;, wii] be secured on the custom?, the
llkln anil Ihe salt revenues. In the event of a
U ,..? default it i?- further stipulated that the
-??urit? I? liable lo a rearrangement siti?! ? tory
to ''u?? British Minister st >'? king
??As the preliminar* agreemeni admits th? rieht
, | ? , ntrol of the ilk in. the qui stlon which
I , nil .li.rn?? In the n< gotlatlona wit li the
Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank. It is probable
thai ihe contract will not l?.? ratified wlthoul pro
?. ? .!. lb? ? ? Ion."
SECRETARY MEXA'S VISSIOX.
Mexico City, Aug, IS, General Francisco 7. Mens,
Secretary of Communications snd Public Works,
,riV been commlseloned t.. go lo Merlin and per
nomili) receive from the manufacturers . ??
Mauser rlfl< s ind ten raptd-flring guns, with ?. ilch
??,,? \?? v 'art Army Is to b? ? qulpp? ?
?
Hi: Mil OF ? ITALIAS u is ister.
Rome, Aug IS Senatore Costa, Minister of Jus
, , ig dead Shoi el ? he ? ?pir? d he -? ..
ng di ? lei? ?t.??.? ,.f fan w? ?? ; ? Klnj
Marquis ?? R" ?i"i. the Premier, will nmoorariljf
,---:r.. :he portfolK
?
IS COI I lsl"\ H 11II | r Mtl.?: ? IR.
John Tunny, forty-five yean old, of No ?06! Ber?
,,, . Brook!] n, ????? drl? Ing his s h ?
Xhird-av. il Forty-seeond-st., al S.-3D o'clock ye*.
wh? ? in- had .. collision wli
Mr Tunny was hurl? I from hia feat a:.d
I,,.,!,.?. injured He was ? Me t ? go h me, an i
,, .,,.,,? to ni-- ?? ? ompl lini ugali ?.? the grlpman
?
I ITAL RAUM M ?? EEC E l\ ?,? RM IN Y.
Hainhurir. auk 15 Th. Hambarg espresa was
t!.ro??n from th?? tru.-k inni evening between Cell?
.uni Celsen, In tha Province of Hanover Ihres
Msaen-ers ??.-re kiiud and thirteen Injured.
END OF ?f?: CONFERENCE.
MR MOODY DIVES THK ????-US A SER?
VICE EVERT HOUR ALL DAT LONO.
A ORKAT lil.KssiN-??. RBJCEIVED IV BIM. "* ****
-THK ENOU8H < l.?li'JVM?N AT THEIR
REST? Mil. Mi? KJREC! iR ? >E ????
IN THE gPIRlT.
luv Ti?.K.iiiAiii t?? t??? tiiiihm?: I
Bast Nurtiitiel.i. It***.. Aug. I? -To-day hu
tiiarK..! soother nal. st.m.? In the hUtory of the
Nortim.il Conference, From early morntr.
lets st night the people hav?? ?.? al wora il ?
There w. re not BO many pi ?pie here 10-day ?'-' I?"!
Sunday. The san?.?? number of meetlngi were "hv
??tally announced aa on the Sur?!.?.?, ?before, I ?' Mr
Moody requeued thai thi outside meetlnga be
given up. When Mr. Moody prayed thla morning
thai God would mak.? thla day th.? best of all
then?? pre?,nt might drink .1? epi r of the water o!
Uf? than ever before, he expressed the common
pi ?? - that I...? been ?min* up all day from hue?
died? of ?ionia Thi bi Irli ? I ; rayi r end ,
has been prominent In to-day'a service?, many fei
In?,- tha' they cannot p? swsy without the blese
Inga about which Ihe two young clergymen from
London, the ?.??. <'?. Campbell Morgan snd the
Rev. Qeorge H. C. Macgregor, hare been m i if
neatly preaching.
Although the weather was unfsvorsble thi? mora?
ine an.l the air heavy snd close, ti,.? auditorium
a mied with people before the i>r aching aervlcr
began, snd under the Inspiring alngtng. led by Ira
I? Bankey ??? George C, BtebMna, they forgo nil
. ? out ili?? humidity and the heat The rteltora riere
will never tire of hearing Mra Plerson sing Mo?
ment by Moment." Although sh?? haa eung this
beautiful song many times during the Conference,
requests continue to eon* In to have her alng It
again. Her singing this morning ???'???-1 ",':,',l '"
the enjoyment of the -ervlee. Mr. Morgan snd
111.?nes at?.?: Tu? ?day. "The Kai.I are of the Sain's'
- * ' "? ? ' "The id? ai"; Wednesday, "An Interval on
Karth ;in?l in ll. ?? ??" and "Th?? (Possibility'*:
Thursday, ??The Appearing" end "The Realtet?
ti'':)"; Friday, "The Peraonal Reign" snd "The
?experience"; ?Saturday, "Th.? Purifying il'i ? " and
"What Hindern*" On tl.? following Monday Mr.
and Mrs, M irgtn will ?.,? to Niagara Pall?, ??????p?
Ing to New-York in time for Mr. Morga . ? { ? ? ich
???t th.? Calvary Methodlsl Episcopal Church in
l'arien, ,,,, VVedneedaj nlghl .?r??l in I>r. Ptxon a
church on Thursday ani Prlday evenings, nn Bat
urlai they will sail for th'ir home In London.
Among ihi aemlnary building? In I?:.??' North
field the large? I !-? Marqua nd ??.??. erected by ?
I?. ?V. M.-Wiiii.?m? ,,? lirooklyn. in front of thla
iinll ?.? the ?,a?? ? .?? around, where the young mrn
from Camp N'.Ml.ii. i.i ?1.? fen ted tbe ?> rn!, team of
ministers In?! wc I: South of Ihe building. 11 few
rod? toward Mi Moody'? home, la a Utile bodj of
water, popul rly known a? the duckpond.
MR MACGREGOR ON ' LIFE IN THK SPIRIT."
nn Srn?-,! i? m ?mil g Mr Macgrcaor deliver? 1
the following sermon on "Life In ll ? Ba ? t":
In the tifili eh ipti ? f th? Epi?t!? to the Gala?
vers? ."?. wi tin ? oui ? ?
morning: "If s/e live In the .',? :. . ???. n- .?:- . walk
lu the Spi ? ll ; wiah to di ?, a/ th the qu< at ? of
life in n,, Spirit, as ll is .-,?: forth ? ?? ul In
Word ' : (}? ?I
To ua who ai.? presen! here ti.on-eptlon
bell? ver ,.- "???? v. io la In Chris? .1 a 1? j??
f imil t Th? re I passage li thi Word of ? ;??!
more ?eai ? 1 na than the fltteei . iptei : I
? ? this Is t le ? ?? riti ?1 thought. W >? rejoice ;n,?.
the l.or 1 Jesu? 1 'hrlat, w. ? 1 ? I
?.. illa?, that we ere ? ? ??. ? . - ai the true Vii? .
thai ?ll the rl -bes si ? all th? strength of the ?"Ine
are .11 our disposal While wi abide then as be?
liever?, w? are pariakei . ail thai We have
!t? the waj of spiritual ? ? ind pli Ltu >. ? ?wi r
w? h ive and hoi 1 alone ?rltli Him If you ive
: ? ? ? 1 don? It before, y m u ill fin , 1 roflta le
Bible Bind} ? 1 run thronrh the 1 ?courses of our |
Lord ??. ? r room ? 'hapti r< ? l svi), that you
may ????? how the thought ol oui fellowship with
Christ, out li in ikera with Chrlet, la expound?
ed .??. 1 ? ?pan ?? 1 Thi ?? -??? that w? ar??
io ',.? ah iren in ? 1 e, sharers in Chi
Joy, iharera In Christ's work, sharera in Christ's
power, sharers In Christ's glory, ?hare 1 In Christ's
love, sharer? In Christ's knowledgi ?1 1 Bharera in
home. In these chapter? the thoughl of our
f? lowshlp with the I...?? I Jesus Christ Is m al mar
vi I aislv ? VI,.11'?le | for il?
Mut tlie? thought flint the believer Is one who Is '
MAKQr.W'I) MAI.I..
W M Willi im?. Of l'.r
Mr Macgregor had the morning hour, as they ?
have had all d irlng ihe ronfi
? !? ach? ? ? Ith rare ? ' ? ;- ? ? nd po Thej
pteae ed this morali ? from the ? .. ? lei Mr
Morem fir.-? und Mr Macgregor tai? ?
lorj >? h< ? Mi Morgan I? ft off.
PICTl'REH FROM MATTHEW'S OOSPEL
Mr. Morgan took four pictures fr n ?1 " ? ?
???, '-' 27. The tirst picture, iu vei ?
shows the disciples on the ? ? ni
th.-ir duty Christ bea g< ne up -" an
pray. The second picture, In ve ?
. . ... ? the dis I to I by th? wa
ml 1st . ' ' a >'' ? :v ; '.!..-? live ?
in.?.? ?': inger Chris! movi
Ihe m< untatasi le and ? v? '?
Ing on the s iter
Th.? first picture, the sp? ?k? r ? ?! ; tl
dit Ion of ' ? 'rv child . ? Owl, wl ? r< t? r'.< m r
come, bul Christ ? ng. even If he I ?.?..?..
Him yet. Tl. I ?? In tl ? ???? ? j Ixi
v,.rco. shows th? mei - idd? nl? 1 n ? ? '
fear of tl ? wind nnd win foi new fea ?
see some ? n? s .'i?'? g ?? e wai?
thai It ?? p phanti m. The fourth | l< lur . In th.
twenty-seventh verse, shows chri t ? Hing
Ihe a iv? B, "Be ?.? I afraid; 11 Is I "
Mr M-i.a-T. ?'?r. taking up the Scripture wl
Mr Mr tan I? ft off, form. ?1 ore | Icttin In ?
V t.. ?, showing I w Peter roi oui of th? 1 ?.?
trusting Christ, sink!?.: when h?? h ?1 tak
.??- from Christ and then Christ I? idlng him j
after he had s ild. "????1, i? ?? m? "
lt. f.ire the main auditorium ?ervlei :?.??? wi
pro yet meetti t >; o'eloi k. conduct? ? l>) 1 ? I.
Mood? li? Is foi
that had come In during the we??k wer?? r< id At
7 Dr. H. C " '. ... -?. ..f I.. ? ' icteil a
service of thanksgiving At ?Mr Morn ? ml M'
Macgregor had a promise and testimoni me.
At 9 there was ? men's meeting In th? Congrega
tion.i? Church, conducted bj W. R. M.Ij
elder son of Mr Moody At the sam? hour ther.
waa a worn? ?'? m? ? ting it the Hotel Noi ?
led by Mr?. Pi r on, and mother women's m?
Ing In Murquand Chapel, led bj Miss Boardm
Loi don.
After the preaching service those Inleri ted In
th?? Sunday-school lesson met on Bound Top
M? ser* Bchw ib, ?? tl? ?- ?n, W righti
were th?? -? eak? r? Tl ?? m< etli ?.? wai
by A ?; Moo.1). ... ph. w ol ? f. Moo :? t
speakers w. r? formerlj stud? t Menni Her
mon, At '. ?.'?'?? k John I. I ?ub. ?.?. , .?
a now rfiil ?.-.? llj In Zult
feren ce b. tw ??? ? : he religion of ? ?,
Christlanltv \' I ? I the Tan
;.? 2 o'cl .. 1; I ild how In got tl ?? ""if?-? ? ?re abu
dant" ..'. ? lund Top
MOODY Tl.I.t.S HOW HE HAB BEEN HELPED
The afteraoon service In t ? id 11 ? m wa??
?? '..Ir. --- 1 l.v Mr ? ? Mr M .
They Intended to make ??,? n.eeil .- .
:.!!.! began by s?klng those who had r< 'elved .
blessing at Northfleld to test If 3 to ll
number had ipoken when Mr Mood; '
He said that thej s mid not gel through In a ,
W? ? k If they should give every one .. chai
say how they had i.? helped. II. gai
testimony bj .- ij Ing:
"I v.? v? r have he.Mi so blessed before aa I
be? n the last days. I 1 in't b? ? 1 t.. t. il
?-hat the I.or.! has done t 1 me 1 wouldn't ir ??.
where to begin One of these sp ker
m. ?rr..? 11 1] lh? Ol ? r won't 1" here bt t a W. ? '.?:
? more, and ! want t.. h*nr all I can from them."
Ar Ihe same hour Paul Mo. ly, the younger son
of the < rang? lisi led 1 Iunior 1 'hrl linn Kn I? ai r
??.???:??' 01 hia father's lawn At |?n o'clock th<
!:? ?.? ! ?r W ? Rrdm 1 conducted a
answer meeting In the Atidli rlum A vote of
thank?, to I<r Rrdmnn wai pro|>oscd bj Mr ?
f..r the h? Ip lhal h? had glv. p t'?. ?? : ' The
meeting that i? usually held .?? Round Top w is
held in lh? Auditorium on .?.uni ..f ihe ruin.
H. M Moore, ..f Boston, spoke,
The meeting this evening was held during .?.
severe thund rstorm Mr Moody, with his ci
leiislle abruptness, asked the*? who w. r? in favor
of having Mr, Morgan snd Mr. Ma gres r return
next ? t; ' ?? Hand Kvery one ?.I except Mr
M nd one or rw.. deaf people but I 1
! id th? .a on ? ?? Ir feel Mr Mawg in reap ' 1
for both I ? tal He > will r? turn. If the
!...rd do? - 1 ?.' ? hul th? ' 1 their f ? Mi
Moody 1- an-ilou t.. hav? : mo mini it? ra h.r.?
next year Mr Macgregor preached ,1 sermon
1 ase 1 1.1?. u the mirar ? ..f blind Bartlmeui Mi
'Moi ' n.irn..f ,? , ..,,,,.
the d.vlls into th? wli ... v, ..,.
. ..-.? of tl..? meeting he nek? d ?
to yield th? p elvee to ? rlst to rt.
n.?. tine A ! .' ?. t umb. r remain? .1
MR MOROAN TO REMAIN FOR A WEI
Mr II ? ?? ! r? main '.? re for a week (leak?
ing In the Congr? gal ? 1 irei On the e v. nlngs
, f August :?; und 77 he will sp. ik in ll , II
Pia Baptist ?
Rei lu A C. Dix? 1, is thi pastor. Mr. M
wl : S to E g?. Ulte, Ind . to-fn? ir. ,
?i.r s? ? eral d . ?
Th- Bubje ib which Mr Morgan will dUcuea thi
**** ?? ,!?? M rnlnga "Things to Conn
?valline?. "Christian Character.'' t?? snecui
In the FI ?Ij Ghost la nerbai ?noi ; im llar, jet
u-e. a very great ??.. o S
..,.- ??" ''"'l!'? ' '" ,":.-?, ' '
the b? ' :.rhO h? ?I??? ''
l'hlch I ? ? ' :
ri : . Between the
.;,..? md til? b-llevi r thi G? la ll" su ri VI ?.
.......
??
G?? ?' 'HERR "!?' TUR in MEVEICa UER.
: ours? I? s that the Bp rll ?>'
element or ih? ? ? ?? o the bell? er'?
elemenl ' ' .' ';'"
? the air ro
? ? . . ? ;j. ni ol the inlm il's Ufe, .?- Ri
; ere of th? Ri rllshmnn'a
? the Bpli ' ' Imi ti ? the be- !
?::?.?. ? 11 ' S 11 f? ! ? : Il
? ?,. |t< to live; !,? r?? h. : to llv? and mot
.?-hieb Is in
lived wlthl pli? r?' ul H
,
eral matt? rs we ?
" ? ,: thi
, . :. ' ? . \- ?" I
Ing Rnglish horn, ol I
Am? p ? ? nerica ? born, so we I
?? uil birth Our :>? in ? -? Irlt
' ' 1 ....
? I '?
r natili ? ? ? ?
. If .? ? are IO enter I ritual -I'll, r.?
?, . o through ili?? quickening power of the
?, isi We "who ?ire ?lend in trei
? -? i, ipili'k? u : W? ?. io w? r?
IS! ? . : | :?? ? Into t Ii??
lorn ??: ? .?' ? - deal S in. 'Ex. .;,t a mun be
? gal n h?? ? ? nnot ? ? ?m ol '.od."
? ?pliun,illy born he can never li >?
Bpirii
?1 -??> ?, ;.,,,?.,-1 further, let mi aak this i| i<
tion : Hav? all ol you m ho ir? pi -. nl In t hla
? 11. ? r i. ? n. ? ??. I : ; '.. ? ? ? 11 , ? ? , '
? In habit In tin -?? , inventions to take u for
I that ? ' t Is so much th ?
? ??? ? :? ri ?.idnss.s given for the deepening
??? th? tt 'Or grant???!
piriti! ? ? beg un In ? u on? ?
? II ? ? ? ? ?
? |i ;? -, !
I? eplj p? r?iia?led thai the reason
?mai eopli ; ?,. i-af?n rings ilk?? this
I ? ? ? ? ?..? h ?: -. :. ha? m ms-? ad, I
? they ? to II ?pirltu illy b? fore tie y hav?
? ? ?? ? rills sphi re ?- ? ?.:? ? I by a
?
learn secondly, that within thli apher
. baptised Let m,? call vom attention
a.n apeak "i th? baptism ol the
? Matthew iii. II : Mark I, S; Acts m. Irti
Von will ????? the phi ? ? one that 'hrlsl a ive
? , i ?? ain to lila dl ???? a, and through them
Jesuj? I 'hrlSt pi imi ? ?; ' ;? ,r thej sbolli | h?
? ?? d ?.'. Ith the Flo!? CI
"? one who : !.? ., the Hplrll Is ? ini
U ? ?: e to Im . ?vith H,?
? lhat t ? m ? ? hrns ' h ?
ih? rlplrlt" ? on ? ? -r dim tilt Um ?
t to throw ? unquestionably
? r ?. vital ? ar? ?? tt is ill
the Spirit ;< . influ? ? o! the
phei ?. ib? Splrli ???? ? lod
ontrols It I .vllhln thai sphen that all ?
; "a ? mi ?? Is realised for the I ? ?ever
' if >oil read II . \\ ,| ,.? ,;,?, ?.,,?. full) you
1 " ?' ' ? r?? , r? two Id? as that are always
nneeted ?'Ith I? iptlsm ? ? one Idi ? is ii? ,;-.
,r ?! the other 1.1 Is the entering Int ?
' ' a-hlch (i : thr? ugh Jesus ? 'hrlsl haa
? ! for us Tl ? two id? us ar?? n I ways prom- ;
put forward wlier??ver we have anj refer
tlsm. Xow. I do think, nfter .
hat I thought Is
' 'he S? rlptm ?' thought: ? net rnlng the bap.
Il.lly 0 ? It I- only when our live?
der ?,? conti ?I of ? . spirit, ? hei w< are '
ri'ordlng to the Bplrlt, thai we perl
'? ;??" ' ' : ? lod's ..wi)? ? ihln me in?, and thai ..? !
entei to the ? Itlon of the ! ? ? ? ver.
PILLED WITH THE SPIRIT.
Thla - ? - !.. the third main point G? thla
: ? '? ''? belli ir ta to be filled born, hnptlsed.
filled with '!?? Spirit. Ta, construction, sa you whl
noti ?? la th? ime In II (hi ? Ind ;?.. not
di ink a Ith ? Ine, a ?. ?? ? .-, . ??, ? n be ? ?:?? l
with the Spirit." X? a ? ? ? this ? in? I
bell? re ll iii.it we, a ? !.? li-vers. ire to le?
lil?? ,,?, empty ?? mei piling? ?I Into a well; II
' ? - '? ? nd the watei ? ll \', ?? are, too, like
a spoi .the o???an Is in It,
filled at ? ?. : ' pon full of th? .? . ??. ? il sur?
rounds It. ??? who are In
d with the Spirti. ? :,?
lb ve, ila?! thi Is the , ondltlon ??' the m ijoi Ity of
? ? liai ,,? ??pi? Il b iiuite poi .!?!. to be In the
?ul il I?
absoli ? l?le to be tilled aith the Spirit
? Ith? ? Spirit h ?? Ithln the realm
? spirti thai all the ? .. which
Uo I desires foi ,? ? lone be . ?perl?
but GimI m< ? ? ..u and I s ho hare
been born I I - rll oiild aim be tille?! with
lb?? Spirit, our a III everj part of our is Ing
??? ? m? liti ?I and |. Il il ,,? ? : ? :
Thi r ? . - point, ! e ? ????? ? ? ? ??
li thli ?pi ere thi sp ?? ? ?
of the Sp ri! ihe Inli
.-li. pian ?? Ir ?- I
ver) Interesting I ? ,
?? -????? to the ?..rk if the ,
??.'.? :. r y at I
inright- ,
,.,? n 11-.?? n?? gross and open in?.
un I I,? sp? ?k? ,,: .... ,.? nail ill '
sin ???? ? ? r ? ?'?!?. |
? ? I Inherit th? k.nic- |
\ n? of you. b
bill yi ? ? ? ? , I .,; ,?
I In tb?? ? ?m? ol tin l. ?r 1
Je? ?- ai ? ...?. th< pli ; ? er. In
ihe Spiriti Ifou see what I ? it I thla
cleansing of I ? ? ? ?;. I all :ak. pia? .? in
:! ? .].,. ?, of thi Spirit
it scansa baeh tu what w* etuuvd froaa an ?ion
??"?ration unless preceded by spiritual birth: no ac
ceptance until we hav?? passed into thi? sphere. M?'
brethren, we need closely ever to conne.-t in our
minds the work ?if the Holy .-.plrit nf Ood with the
work of ..nr Lord Jesus Christ. There ar.? ever au
many Christiana who think much ?f the cae and ut?
ile of ihe ..th??:?. ? young Scotch mln'st.-r said to
in.? in a fr.mk conversation that he believed In Cod
th?? Father, and he believed In Ood the Son. but h.?
added, ? really don't Bee where the Holy <ih.n?t
<>.m?-< in." That man was espressine what is true
..f many Christian ? -ople. I.? t us keep in mind that
fu the work of our BSlvStion in Its most fup.ll
mental stages we are as depend? nt upon the Holy
Spirit us upon ? li? Lord Jesus Christ W?? are so
apt to mik. divisions where Ood doe? not make
them >.r forget the doctrine of the Trinity.
III.RgeiNOg FOR Til!" BRLIRVBR.
Then passing on fro? tbla are Bnd thai in lbs
sphere nt the Spirti the believer Is to find right?
eousness, peace, J.y. bops it has been pointed out
that salvation haa two > rjea negative and positive.
The negative side deals with the doctrine <?f :he ?.. -
Hover's cleansing, the ; ? Itlve side deals with the
positive blesolngs of the Christian life Joy, |.ea<???.
our conformity to the im.ne <?f the Lord Jesua
??>iri?t. Both of these sides In the Bible are con?
ni tod wirh the work of the Holy ilhoet. 1 men?
tioned how mu.'h we '?? ig for righteousness, You
know what righteousness i.i that phrase means, tt
in. .ns hlamelessnes* ol life 'The kingdom <>f
.;...! i? righteousness" mean.? that the citisene of the
kingdom ar?? io live blameless lives Where Is the
usnes? of that kind Is to be obtained? "Th.?
klng.l .ru of Ood I- right? >u m? sa ... In th?? Holy
Then ?on want to gel peace, s. me >.f you are
I ? ? ing for this J-.y. the p- ce In the Holy ?;ii.jst.
You Aunt ?o rejoice, to taste something of Ihe
pleasures it the right hand >>'? Hod. tou will
liii.l th. m In the sphere of Ihe Spirit of Ood,
Then do you want t.. ?..??.?-- hope? I feel that
we have put hope into an utterly wrong place,
you Had iieople praying for peace or Joy, l.ut s?l
1..II1 for hope, and the grace of hop.? has not in
their mind the place It had Iu the mind of the
par lylle man. Hope i? one of the most blessed
things, What gives u? courage and assurance?
See Romans x\. Ill: "Now the ?'..?d of hop.? till you
with ui! Joy and peace In believing that ye ma?
abound lu hope through the power of the Holy
Ohost." Within the sphere >.f the spirit the be?
liever la to be nsBlated by n hop?? that nothing ean
? loud.
And then we speak of access as one of the priv?
ile?,', s ol believers: "For ihr?.ugh Him we both
hnve access through one Spirit unto the Father."
Within the r.'iilm of the Spirit alone WO have ac
i Hod We at. learn that it !.. a?: we live
1 In 'h. Spirit, and walk in the Spiri? and yield our
elves lo lh. control o?' ihe S;-irir of <;.>d, that ???
-xiilbll in our lives th? grac??a of the Christian
chantcter, I'nlesii we allow the Si Int to .!.? Ills
...??'? in our hearts, spiritual progress Is absolutely
l OP? ?-.
Then ???u will notice that it Is th?> teaching ol
Hcriptun thnl i? within the uphcre of the Spirit
of Ood thnt ti.?? bellev? r 1? to pray. This Is so nn
? ? that ll Is r..:i!.?': in thr.listine! passages:
Uon ins Mil. l?. Kpheslans vi. IS, and Jude ?-''?
N..\? tl?!? of Itself Is one point nn which ? most
urotltable Bible reading could l"? given. Prayer
??? ilk. th. Hod to whom prayer Is uildreeeed: It is
? te in Its wiirid- rf llness and Ita power,
An .un. Christians generally it .m? to me that
ih??? is a terrible forgot fulness of the work that
the Holy ???!-.st has lo do In conneetlon with our
prayi-rs. Ask soni.? of .?our friends If they know
?Unit it means to pray In the Holy Ohost. Ask
yourself and ask your friends If, when you kn?-<-l
dowi to pray, thon? Is on your part ti quiet and
deliberate committing of yourself to the Holy
>; :
'!"!..-n there i? ano her thought. 1 dwell nn that
at length la 'auso i- i? so Important. If we learnt
to pray wiiai miraci??! we -houli sec wrought. As
? ii.| ? ?.?.? :? infinit 1} more Important?and
? iy this to nr. brethren In the ministry?for us
to have power with Ood than wltb man. A mln
i?'?!' who could pray properly, though h?? waa
???? lamest preacher, would be a greater means of
U ?.? the m st remarkable orator If be
? ? .' lui w how to ? ' iy,
A IIAiilTATI. i.\ F? >K THK LORD.
Then comes the 'is? point under thi? heed that
? ? in i. ai with j .?' now, Motlce :h it In the sphere
Bplrli the believer becomes a habitation
?. i a?, i ?? sealed unto the day of redemption
(Kpheslans, I, _'., Iv, U). Now. here we touch <>n
... ig t of [he Indwelling ,t the Spirit of ???1.
. - ?.? re . ait ?t in the Scripture than
We realise ni tir??! ? ?nly he Who lives under the
knows ? i< fulfilment of the marvellous prom
lohn xlv, 2a 'it ..u? man ? ?ve me, he ?iii
j a ? ?? ..nd my Father will love him; and
\ .?.. ? ?m? into ill in and make our abode with
lilm. And ? is onl) tie who Is thus Indwell by
tlio Holi Uhi il thai ; --?????- the seal, the token
II l.?.e ownership There i? a sense In which
the Spi.: of <;?.! dwells in every believer Never
? that. But what I have Indicated just now
? is thai i? i- only a believer who la living in fellow?
ship Aii.i Christ wh.? r?? ihz? s what t!??? Indwelling
nf ? ?od actually m ?ans
?\ ? :? ist pass on to deal with another great
truth connect. I with this subject, It Is this:
Within the spiritual sphere the Spirit Is the director
and Ills ?ill is the rule of the believer's lit'?? He
who ll?..? In tinglan?! or Am ri-a must conform
himself ?.. -lie laws of th.intrj In which h??
dwell?; h?? who lives In ihe Spirit must conform t<?
. ? ? of tin Spin?
?-? ? ?real n?im!?er of passages, but I will
onl? draw your attention to one or two, Notice
und? r ihlx head thai e to tx ???? by the
Surit (? ?mai UH. H Hal itlans ?. :??. The lit'.?
I fc of a si ive. And yet
h ? one ? p Is ? .< ?ya . ? his own way;
? ? hose een ? ?? ?/ ? ' ??" ' We never
realize the pt-rfeil ? ? ? until we
??? illie th fi ??.? ?la?..? ?..p? Oh,
what Ood mlghi do :'..r is ;?' He ?/?>? ?? absolute!?
retnler ourselves! Oh what ?? 1 would t< Il
us If He iw this attitude of insolute submission,
If our wills wer?? entirely laid ..? His feet! The
law :' America demanda as |>erfeet ob dionee as the
la? of Itiissla, ?ml y??! there Is far mire liberty
in the law of America than In the las of Russia:
.md ??>? only know whal ir ? I >?"?? Is when we
? ?? ir..m the bondage of ihe liwin:. the glorious
liberi of the servi? e of Ood.
I find thai relievers are ??> live in the Spirit Th!*
Is .. comprehensive phrase, and ll Indicates tiir.-o
When we are ?ill. as in Oalitlans v. ?".,
to live in the Spirit, ll means, first ??:' all, thai the
chlel grace of the believer's life Is to be spiritual.
Spirituality la to he the characteristic of the be?
liever; the spiritual tone mil character ar?? not to
be laid on the believer's life ??- color ij laid now?
adays inon glass In the old stained glass ?.I? r
n... ? right I ?w It i? simply laid on the
?1.!--? And -' spirituality Is to n?? rluii; through
fe an I, as the tiniest fragment of old glass
w ni i r?ve il the color nf the whol? so, In the ?ame
sense, ?.? r.? to be ?iiirliii.nl Thi? t? what is meant
by Col ?siane 111, 2, and by the expression
"strangers and pilgrims." In Hebrews h. 13 The
Interests :' the klncd-un of heaven are to be more
?. ! !m lhan the Interests of this world. The be?
liever i? nevei ??. ...? ?" ild or ??? be ashamed of be?
li d Other worldly " He Is to Uve a spiritual
'/. . he Is to walk I Boma ? ? vili, I) according t.. th.?
:n nd the Si Irli This :? bro ight ou* by the
second gectlon of flalntlana v, 25; wi ar?? ... walk
step by .?:? ;. In Ihe Bplrlt
\ BPIRITl'AI, SERVICE NEEDED
And then the nexi ? Ini that we tint h.-re |?? thnt
the Isrllev? ? - er - ? r ? : l : - t?, t.. si Iritual
plans III, I). Thli .-? ? lesson ??? Deed to ?ay
to heart II la a terribli ng thai many ,ir,? !.?-?
-,? ?. ... n ? le service ? ? ;?. ! than In ordinary life
Every iiilni?:.-r knows the temptation that besets us
in th- ministry to ? ?? professional In our servii.f
.;??! ind to '??? unsplrltual How many m.-n n.i\e
And then there ?-? ihe ia?? thought Within the
spiritual sphere the Bpli ? ? source of the be
, ??<?? r One would n. ? lare to speak, aa ? ne
ha? done, with ul I point Now, remember
?h.it t!i> believer : todo In ? ? ? what In Is
?n.'!??I t? do by the Spirit Noi .? iwo or three
things.
," ; ;. ,.?"? """ ???- "|'?miik wi.i not
? laal: That good thing which was -ommitted unto
j thee keep by the Holy Ohost which dwelleth In
II Timothy ? :ii We sea ?.??> thai ll i?> by
' ' ? Bplrlt ui n the 1?. Hever Is enabled ;., be? ome
:?. of blessing lo others (John II. sh lets
? still, ?. I Peter I, I!; I Thessai. nlana I, ?'?? When we
?? '?dve th? H..!\ ?;>io?t fur service, we go in the
power of the Holy Qhosl to bear wltneaa for
Chrtsi I have tried to Indicate what a blessed life
It i? t?. which w. in called. If ?.? beloni lo Jeans
Christ, an.I if W? hav.? I ?.!! born of the it.?:??
Bplrtl Ma) it?- make real io u- in axpsrience ??hut
it u t?> live m Uit? tipiim
M EniC AL ASO SANITARY NOTES.
?????-G,??'^????? IN ANGINA PRrTORIS
? rateatasi paper on this ??: |e,-t has h.en e.m
tr?iii?.??! by i?r. iehott, of Hauhelsa, to nn?? of th?
Germ in nwdhsll lonrrial?. He has f?? ind that It
Bets best In the pare angl ?ipastle form?? af tn?? ail?
ment, not so well in ,'irdiae pain dn?? to aortic
aneurism, and Is oft?? of no use at all in ?he ? .re
motor neurosi?? of th?? beati. It? action on differ?
ent persons ?.in ??????t !>?? OtoStetttX, If f ? - symp?
tom? appear nfter a small ?lose If I? bt-si to dlse?m?
tlnue the drug altogether, bul If no auch lymptoras
appear, gradually Incrcaring dos.? can be given
safely, Tii?? ?ni.st.in. .? acts wli h surprising qulea
in?.??, Its aetlon being generally si It? iriu-rir after
two or thr???? minutes. I?r. Schot I ?'.??? ?Mies that
ll :? generally ??<??*?p?, when aeversl ?mall I -? ?
ar?? without effect, to glv.? larger d?se?; la ???me
ens??? a single large do?, net* best, and ll ll eerf.iln
tiiat mue!) mor?? than one-rixty-flfth of ?? grain can
be glv? n as a single ,!.,?.
?OHI TMTBD POINTI IN MKT-T.e fa*t
that milk has beeoase extreaseiy popular with all
.-ii???? ?,.' phystctaas of late years ?? .-m;? a.?? i zed bf
s recent irriter In "The North Am? n, in Revtea*.*1
Korrnerly a fever patient ?ras fur:.id.i?-n to 'ike th?
article, while la mo!, m praetl ? H ?- ib u the only
food allowed, ml a WI-'l-nlgh exclusive db ' Sf thit
liquid Is sn??| ?,, |?. v, ry ?.fl! iciOU? in da!,, tes. At
the Oerman spas, riri?i,?.i. Wi? aba?ken, etc., s very
little bn ?d i? allow??,). ;he ?Her being moat'.y
made up of m.lk. eggs, grspei and lean been a
non-Btarcb diet I? the rule, bread starchy \egeta
hies and cercala bring slmosi e*ciud*d. Klee la
carita digested and in excellent food, escspl th.,t
ti abound? In ? ? r r h s.iirs Prulta ar?? not only
?-?,?-?,I In th?? lirsr ?tnma h. bul they save a large
part of the nourishment already In s condition to
he nii-v-ir! e ? and assimilated as Boon ?s eaten. The
food elementa In bread snd ???reni? hav? ?, ?adergo
a process of digestion In th?? stomach, and then te
passed ?m t ? the Inte tines for s still further ehem
???al .hang? before tiring ?,f us?? to the h iman eye?
'.??m. showing the advsntage ?,f ? diel if leaa me it?
and fruits.
?A TERRIBLE HEREDITY A special s-aly cf
hTredltsry drunk nneaa baa been etadi by Profee
? r Prilmann, of Bonn University, Oerssany. Hit
method was to take ,?,T: i!n Individual ?ms??-, a gen
??railon or two back Hi thai traced tlM ?r. ?ra of
children, grandchildren snd great-era ndchlldr?? In
en parts of the present Qersasn Empira until he
Was aille to |. r-seii' lal.'il???.,! 1 I igr ? ;>!il? m ot tb??
hundreds descended fr^m s une original drunkard.
Notable among the persona descrttwd by Professor
Pellmann la rrau Ada lurk.?, war. was born In l'f?,
and was a drunkard. .? thief and ? tramp for th.
last forty \. ?rs ,.f h? r life, which ended In Mb.
Il, r !? ???? ? ndanta numi ?????.? BU, of whom SOI w? r
trace?! In local record? from j ?uth to death '
hundred and ??? of the 7"i? w ? bom ?wi of wed?
lock. There srere m beggar? in 1 (A more who !!\*??
fimi charity. <>t the a*omen '.?'. !? ! ?Ilsreputsbl
! ?.-??- T!?er?? trtrt in thli fami!) ? convicts. 7 of
whom w.r? ?ententad for murder. In a period of
some seventy-five yeara thla one fimiiv rolled up
a bill of o->sr? in almahouees, prison? and 'orrec
tlonal Inslltutlop? (?mounting t,? .?? leaat (,?MM00
mark?, or about $!.;."'>.??"
BALICYLATEfl ANI? RHEUMATISM d?r T. H.
Daker, a prominent Kentucky physician, who has
made this subject one of estensive atudy, s*afe?
In a publicly read communication that :.?? does r.?t
remember of ever having aecn the ?llghtesi i??T.efit
result from the sallcylates unless the muscular
troiihl.? was complicated with Joint sf/ectlona Hie
general conclusions .?r? tha?. In icui isea, the
sallcylates will cure , :. raer numbsr In fewer days
than an) ot?Vr known mode ,,; treatment; in chronic
case? :h?? aalicylate? ire inquest loi ibi) -?rvle??.
.?ibi,?, either .?lona or in combination with other
drug?: while the aa Hey Infe? neither prevent nor
amt-Ilorate the cardia ? ?? ?mi Icatl ?n?, es ??;.? .? ?,?.
tenlng the nail!,???- of daya the patient is ?xposed,
they certainly do not produrr or aggravate au. ii
complication?. I'ndcr the sallcylate treatment re
lapsea ar?? not so frequent as in other p '?.-< pro?
vid, ? the administr?t! ?? ? f the drug la noi suai ? nd?
?d ??? ? Buddenl) efter the cessation of the pyresla
and articular symptoms. Aa from GO to tt pi : enl
of all canes of rheumatism >.? attended b) cardiac
complication* the proper protection ?? tn? ?Matt la
of first Importan?.??.
?CONDITIONi FAVORING <"<??NSi'Ml'TloN.?In
Its annual report the State Board of II?-r?lrh of
Massachusetts citi s a? one of the chief conditions
lavoratile to ihe production of consumption th?? eon?
tlnuoua and habitual bre ithlng of unrenewed air.
I'onsequently, in workshops, factories, Kboolraosas,
public buildings, hall?, chun lies and the InhaMtedJ
snartmenta ?,f p welling? and tenement-houees, the
al.sei.f adequate means of ventilation f.ivora
the spread >?f consumption. Another faci hading
in thla direction is dnmpnesa ?,f soil on will? h the
luuse stands and dampness <<t the Immediata
neighborhood, and the ... .unancy as living <>r slipp?
ing apartments of rooma w hi-h ar,? constantly damp
or ar.? who!,? ot partly underground undoubttsJIy
has a Blmtlar effeel Overcrowding In dwelling?, In
factories and ?n workshop??, wtwve men and w.?m?n
work for several hours each day, tends to spread tha
?i,seise, ??s also density of population generally:
In fact, observations in Massachusetts during a
period of two reeent decadi?? slew the deaths from
this raus?? in densely settled district?, as com?
pareil with those in ?pars, h settled districts of tho
State, sto.,.1 in the raUo of 1.000 deaths In tho
form.r to 72", In the latter. Dust ?s another Im
portant faetur In the ????; and an Interesting
point ?-.?re ?? that the reports of the Registrar?
General In England t'?,r successive rears show that
fishermen, who are of all .'lasses l.isi expos, d
t.? dust inhalation, ar?? comparatively exempt from
consumption.
ANOTHER METHOD WITH CANCER.?Ig tha
"Riforma Medica" I?r. Tansini, uf Paleras?, de
s.Tiii.s his method of extirpating cancer of th??
breast?a method, be asserts, which will prevent
future relapsea H?? make? ? pear-shaped Ineision.
the ?arg,? , tal embracing ih.? i,r-,??i and tl?.?? small
?nd terminating in a couple of Incisions meeting
at the axilla. Attor th?? tumor Is r? moved with the
pectoralls m ?J?>r. he makes a similar Iredslon In
the l.aek, and applica 'h?? flap thua procured to
t!.pen spari? in 'he breast The gap cut in th?
back Is rais.?! except at the small end, whl.'h
reaches to the Insertion of the latisslmus doral,
and 1? is tien applied t?> the open >pace In front.
twisting it a little to bring t around In front
over the wound; after this rhe . ,|g.? are sutured,
and th?? edges ??( the wound in th? back ar?? pull??]
together, and also siitur. .1 a? ,':?n |,e read.!?, ?lor.e
owing to the elasticity of the >k:n. a coupla of
liberating Incision? being made If necessary.
CONBANOITINEOUfl MARRIAOE8.?The re?u!t?
of consanguin..? marriages hav.. been differently
; regarded by various author? of note Esquirol at
? tributed to them a predisi) isltlon to Insanity among
tho descendanta Mi nl?rr* asaerta that In the a*a*
? Jorlty of eas.s deaf mutes owe their Infirmity to
the ties of relationship between th?-ir pariente.
' Lucas think? thai th?.?.? marring??? ar.? g eau?? of
degeneration in the human nn??. producing mental
?luin.ss. brutality, Insanity, impotency, ? te ?.?.?
bn Ich states thai consanguinity !.? frequmtly t'.e
.-.ins,? of pigmentary retinitis among the deseend?
ants. Raynaud ranks it among tii....lit.,,n?
which may produce albinism. On th? .?th. r I ind,
som?? authorities have explicitly declared them?
selves In fuor of euch marriages, and assort that
they ar?? not at all Injurious, and that generally
they give good r.?ults in the f.f auch ???.
treme opinions. It is perhaps not a?t,,n . ? it
Ihere are to l>?? found names of equally high r te
nnioiig finis,? who atllrm thai these tnarr igea ???
productive ,?f i?,th goon and ??!? results, depending
on whither or noi any constitutional dis. a.-, affeeta
eitii.r party.
IiIHiTSSIiiN AS TO ? '? ?NTA? '.lOI'SXKSS ? In a
??!>. us-ion before th. Medlco-Chlrurglcal 8??? ;? tv of
I.ouisvil!??. Kv . on epidemic scarlet f?-ver, ? doubl
w.?? expressed by come of thi apeakera as to ?ear.
i.r fever bring s contagious ?liseuse, in the sssjm
: that ta?.?s!, s. amallpox, etc., ?r.? r.aliy ..f t!.at
character, that is, transmissible by personal eon?
ta, ?. As against the usually prevailing opinion.
. ?.??..?..... ..?... ??. . ... ? ,, . . ?. I.- ,1,. . v ...,., 1 ?
The common pr??..
???.? of marking or placarding place? ? h.-r.? the
f, i.r . xists I? pr,?ii, an? ? ,1 .?,'.?- tr m tu!? pagri t
? of view, ?'.t. that p.opie going t.? or coming fr^m
' the house will noi catch the disease.
I QBEAT-OBAXDSOS OF ETBAS AI.I.EX.
THK N1AV MINISTKU T. > Ftl'MM RAg A KIN'B
lvMit.v ,\M. PBR80KAI? ?:!:.?. .!?.!..
St. t.o'iis. Aug IS Rthan All?en Hltchc ek, who
. haa been appointed Mlnlater to Rum ?, l? a gr? ,it
g-itids ai of Colonel Btbaa ?','????. ?? ipt ired Wtnrl
Tlconderoga "In the name of the ?;r.tt Jetsovab and
t!;e Continental Congress.M nt? grandfathef n.tr
rled the aecond daiaghter ?>f Ethan Alien, t k a
prominent part In the early history ?>f Vernini? and
was appointed ITnlted Sia?.? Judge foi tb? s? J
Circuii by I'r???! i-nt John A4ssBa Mr. Hltckcock'g
father. Il.rirv 11 liehe.?.k. was horn la ! I .? a g: ui.
i/l . ind wem i" Alabama to praettae law, m wh , m
.?..?s eminently ?ucceuful, bring si the time ,<|
hia bath, m USI, th?? Thief Justice of the Suprema
L'ouri of thai State
Kt'iaa Allen Hitchcock wi? !..rn In MoMI?, Ala,
In S.|U. aili-r, 1-:!.*? in IMI ??? removed srith id?
laml'.y to Tenti????.??? After raking an a.m Inaio
course in New-Haven, Conn., h>? came to St. Louis
in iv'.l and engaged in luisiti???? up :,, tig), ?Then, at
ti??? urgent requeet ,,f relative? In China, he ?reni to
thai country r?? a?ccepi emnloymeni m ?>??? old-eatab?
? tirm of Ollphani * <???. Mr Hitchcock re
iiiKiii? l in China for twelve rears. Returning to
St l/tuls In l'Tl. h?? ha? ?In??.? been ?ctlvely engaged
n burine?? a? prealdenl ??f s.-i.-rai Urg,? saanufact?
uring gnd railway corporatlona These places ha
haa realigned in order to accept the appotntaaail
ala a !.
THE FLEET XT BAB H IRltoil.
Itar Harbor. Ms . An?, la There Is stid a Innre
It-.t of yaelits tare, i! iniluil.s the steam yaeht?
iSiephln?, Bnteri rise, Rarada, Corsair, im?, i'an?
m? nt. Oaeata, Mantella, latreaM, Hajaaok and
Susituchnnn.i and the sailing yacht? Am? rt, i. Mon.
tirito. Se? Pox, Wa> ward, Auiuru*, ttaiunara
1 CuluiiU and Perl "*

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