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Charlottesville Union Christian Intelligencer (Newspaper) - September 13, 1858, Charlottesville, Virginia w ' ' ■ T TIÍI'. BIB1.IÍ. XllK WHOI^r: BIHI.E, fVNK NOTHINO HTTT TIII HIBI-F.. YOLI ME XV.—N. S. NO. lis. CilAElxm'EisTlIJ.E,: V; A., SliFfEMBÈK: 13, tS3& ïliE 1N TEl.TJ ( J1Í N CE R 18; cqxouCTr.i) »V :0* *V^<CtXtïiitlX, ANU 3E1.. Xji. tPçyXomLGüirx. O. S- ALiiKN & VX):, î'uintkuh, Tw©wt»S4x JlluniliiTii tll« VolllIttC, yo duranlinited until all arrraraffemrt pcii<l 'up. ÁdvcrtutmtnL' <'/ « miia>>h ¿harattfr, ù'StTltiì ai $1 jur f^uarr (12 lints) j/(ir ,tArí^. ttiMcpr (,'i Tÿ »U&itijmnt inìer^ tioii yfttgu(if'-, tht ytitr- mulioii, f.iV " ir t!u.'hìiiii le:i J ih;' biinJtir-^' will bulli l'ali info tlie diteli." j 1 iV'cl 'iei-pìy penotratecl 'T/iUi tlic oceasiuir^ utul the rfsjì.iijjibility tha! ri'st*? upon ino,* your himible .•ij>eak(»r. Tlvs tenu co.wkiì- .si.iueil to tnui;;a<'i. Whfii their í.otís l'Cm-(iniu'il hvltbcir jrijv-.n'niiiont, it, ¡)Ocouh',h biiid-in!.r. In tìus iitrìil tliè Lord («aid to'INìtr^r, 1, x\'iil pive «uta Vì-u tlfe of tho kiti<ì;<.'oni ni licìiven ; nini'wluitsoevor thou bUìiU bind ■ Kjf»N miìv ¡»iiimfy a change iVoni one religioti ^ /OU or.rìh shall l.'o ìxwind iu henvoti, (i, o. con- tfi another, or iVaìn hrathonisui to chrÌKtiiUutr, <>r more ¡írópiTly, io turn irom u b;id lilV ton i^nod one -Tu ih«'' rorthoom'uig disconrSP, wp will r('gard ìt :m i\ C'hr.n"i> from tbo Hinlc ol' HÌn und condotnriatìun, fu tíif" ulorioii« )ibi*i ty thc t-ionsiof Ctod. , 1 havi; .selectcd tlj(' otuie «il' i^iuii ui'T.'irfsiiri finnod !Ui<i Viitiiiod in hoaven.) und Avhat-«o':ver thou shnlt loose ÍÍ!) eurthj siufll be loanod in hpiivcn. I Thi^ ajiOHtlos were to piiblinh the f^hul íiitiágfi ol' sulvuiiun to a world lying ir» mì». tbrori!;;h frnf;illc4, ri,son und juluii- fk-d at.lii-jì Ihther « right luind, Kiri^in Zion. They v/o.ro tn publish tin; eondition.« níVsal- vvaíh ui;^ ,kí m; a way., J í cío you have Ikitlu repontaiH'C!, cuUiiig on ih^ «aiac pt' théLovd, and biptism comuiaudod,''^und avo snid two things jii'oniised, ¡. e. thoMbrgtvoncFS oí' ,vin». und tk' "ií't of the Holy spirit to d'welï in our htails as a comforter, lo ohccr ub on our WH)' tliri)U':;h the woary joiirnoy of life; Wliat ■WrryjrttM___ Wo tfifir id the profi!.«siôn of tJjo paroni.s. gauica played, to drinking', to dniioinÿito vii« •asíociationH, to thtíatre-going, tò cou5Ìo-è6n* cort.s, to .Sabbath-bre'aìciHg, oalìs and |t!Ìftìft.s, to drcsH., iiHd many othor indulgences, 'ifHch if continued will Icadto nltimafcÈt ficandaland rt'{iru!ich, aud causo the bittcìV.'+t ndcntihB; of lèjÿii! i-| L. J.A '■—■I. iiigiijliyriiij» Vain TALKEÜsv' asÄSÄ <-ttî ■3ff ''Mf Uod li:i4ii joined together let no nian j>ut a^- j soul, when too lut<i fo remedy (hr evil; And "SS" P O B T H Y . i'llli FÖTLMIE. God, the ever wino uud glorious, IlidcH tho Future from our sight, ; Flings thc''vuil of destiny o'er us,, i Sombre as thé shade.^ of night. Bida Ufl he* content with knowing' Of the present and the jKwt, And with one décisive niandatn Hushort all that wo wotild ?sk. |)ou must do. Y('U iiiust not now expect th:it Jesus will appear enveloped iu light, and speak to you. Nt, Saul could have been eoiivertcd without, thii;, but thij|^ persecutor was a elu\«eu vos;<el to bean ^he "jiatno Tho ,:nyiiterious far-off Future— ■ Wke the God that gave m birth— Diiro we ask tQ raise thecurtaio— piior mortnli* of tho Earth t [ Qttcation tho all-sooing wisdom I Of ,tho ,Wheri the Tury breath we'ro breathing ■Is' testiimoiiiid of hi.*« loves ? '^is a jdwising, yet most dreadful I! 0tthjccl! ior n'mortal mi»d< ; And we'ro groping in tho durknc.ss, l lio its myideritjs over Wind. \li>t 'ti8 kind^W the? Creator T I'hua to shroud qur coming yeixr?, That ;we dtead not iUture sorcowp, ! And cxpedt not future tears. I Did w«i know tlie tlireatftin{» Horrows^ ' Could We sec thc .nhadaVs nigh, , Every heart would beat with saduc.'^i'i, , Every smilih to a sigh^ ' - Pid wo not knowth-it friohds we cherish si Would'betray the tvuut reposed, And th(> fatUt« of crrifig'mortalM—-ere they all at once disclosed. Thou indeed a drearj;^ prison Wotjld this beaut^us world appear JRvet^ ¿WCtt be tiirnied to bitt^—-K\ cry bright ho^c tQ a lear. \.nd tlvowgh iiiendahip may be fleeting, Though it ho a mocking name, ^ Still while fancy makos it blissful, lakes it seeming,'tui. the same. hecauga |t% a eliiiir? ¿ij-oUg cife^'of 'ooiiKu'T- j viiti/)«?. lienee, »Icsu'k Miid to i|ian}, flo into !|ion,ln |bo jndj:;nient of all reli;fious -deni)- ; the eity.iand there ¡L.shuU bt! told-you whut luinatioi/!'!; indeed, for anany reafjons it i« lippoalod to a.H the stroniicst and most di.M-tiuetly mitrked eiiFC oii divine reeord. Not only «0, but 1 have eho.-ien it beeuusi; it 0(--_ eurred in a])OStoHe time.s, and bear« on. its face tbp divine .sanction. 15y a reference to the l>th chapter of Aets, we learn that iSaul Vi'a.? breathing out threatening and .slaughter, lie wiuia yuung Jew, who had chosen tho law for la profession, and was: educated at the feet of iGamaliol, a great teacher of the law of Mo.se.M. From hi.n superior opportunities he had'beeouie well venn^d, nos only with the law, but with the history of God's dealing.^ with ili,|0 Jcw,s, from the culliitg of Abrahum out ol 1-r of the Chaldea?(j until the eruei-Rxion of Chri.st, whom he regarded as ai) injpofiter, who hati deceived myriad,s of hii> brethren the Jew^, and led iliem to disregard Moses, and would bring down God'.s wrath on his nation. He held the clothes -.»f (hcnt, - that etoned Stephen ip death, ' Ilis zeal for the law of Moses led him io profie* ciite Christiatis, oven to strange cities. On this occasion, hi obtained (lulhority from the" chief priests and 6lder.^ to Daina.seu.'i, to bind und imprison at J'erusalcm all the Christians that hb found in thc .synagogues, botli men and wjomen. ■ While htr and those that were with him came near to I^anui-scus, about midday, siid-denly there shone* about him tl light from heaven above the brightness of the sun. Falling to the earth he heard « voice Maying, Sauly Haul, why potBCcutest thou mo ? JMofc,'£ cor»iicibuB'"bc3forft'.tliis thnt Ho htid evbt perRe- id, Who art thou Lofdl' am Jc.iU3 , whom thou Ohi 'tis good and kind;tlie, Wiyo Ono ilid Uic FuiiM^o froiu our sight, Valle<i in dafkn«8« coming pleasures, i , : tíidlilVs every withering blight. Childhood li3p.s the word "to-morrow," And the Future i.s the thoniCi • Which iVpm infanoy to manhood ChceW us as a witching dream. And whta Borrows gidhct 'round «», ., . ... Aud thc hair is silyercjd o'er, yjhcn tho brow is deeply furrowed . Tl«n the Futuro holds in store . Mow of joy and inóre of pleasure ' Tlitin in happy gnilelessyouth ; Foi!<a certainty awaits us l'tonii.scd iii God'a holy truth. Christian College, Juno 14, 1858. iVlSCOOHSE ON C^NVERSION; ' ......— ' ■ ' ■ V *BY JK«SK JlUniEK. ^ JbetU'crCil l(Jvrfi auditort/, in thdr ■jfoutc cy* Wyt'shijtf uf latVit Joitn, Mirrh 1S5S, during '£v.XtAnd now why tarritet thou? arise and i»c baptizcdj; ttti^"W«gh'amy thy ling oil th^ naiiic of the I^ord-^Ael« xsii: 16.* Friendly liearersj I to address you by req^uc-st. I havo chosen tjio, subject of conversion, bo^ii.He of ibs ndaptation to tho occa->sioa. I rejoice to sayj' that hundreds art' cij'iing out in the language of '¿ienitetila in th? day« of 4ho aiKvsf les. Men and brethren, what phall we do? or,- in the language of Saui of Tar^u.'i, Lord, what wilt thou have ^ - , - « ' ' ' f JaO to uo V - ; 1 am happy to nay thut I have every reapon to beiievo that penitent« now in ihi.-« widespread counlrj, tluA land of Washington, thb latid of political aisd rcKgiou.i liberty, arc a.s honcit iti their imiuiri^, :';» desirous toknow what thoy should do in order to be eaveu, as ilwy were on the day of Pcntecost; hetsce, thc awful rceponHibiUty that rents upon those whoare looked up to as spiritual guides; how im])ortaat, that you rijceivo tbo proper infor- , cute^ any mam ;ho út'. And tho Lord said, 1 persecutcst. : . Permit nio Ju-st heiro to sny that wo tirtì oftbn taught that if we arc zealous, and honestly dp what we believe to be right, God will accept our service. But Saul wfui zealoua toward Godi ActH xxii: 3, 4Í, and yet the voice condemned him as a persecutor. Agftiu, we arc taught by, inaiiy <¿át if wo (lb what our conscienco; approves, God will, be well ploa-îcd. This position, also, is incorrocl, SaJjl of Tarsus w^us conseicntióu.s in peti^ccu-ting the aaints, both iiVcH ànd wotíión, to priaon and to death, .and tiays he thowght indeed tUat.hc ouglit to do many things «outi-â-ry to the name of Jesua of Naiareth, 'tvhich things lie did in Jentsalom. Ì llcariiim : And having received letters from the chief prio.sts, I slîüt up many of the saints in prisons, anâ when they were killed 1 giivo miy vbicc against them—-(Acts xxvi), and yet hc.áeclarcd that he had lived in all good conscience toward God—rActiJ xxiii: 1. Ì Tho«. Paine aaya, that ho had a conseicntious I trial of his principles. After he had written tho first half of his foule,st work, he was reduced so low by fovcr that hifi physicir.n and friends gave him up to die ; that then m the faec of death, he approved of W'hat he had prtiyiously written. Bishop Watson, in reply truly says, that conscience is but our senso or docisiioa of our judgment of \vhat is right. How necessary theç t^t our judgment should be enlightened by :thc word of God. ' ■ But leti us return. Jesus said to Saul, It is hard foï thceto kick against the gpada— Wesley's« (Translrition Acts ix*. 5. Tremblihg and aijtoHished, Saul said. Lord what wilt, thou hav¿ ïue to do ? And the Lord Raid to him, Arise, and go & I>:miascuB, and there it Hhdll be toid thee what thou mnst do. Jèsua did not ttììl him, though ho visibly appeared to l.im, and had spoken to him. Ho is now convinced that Jesufi in the Son of God, the Savior of .sinners, but he mmt go to Damascus, litud there it ghnll be told him what he must do. Jiisus could not CiUisi.stently tell him. ile had commi,sisioncd tw^lvc Apoí^tícn, aud said, (Jo y»; into all the world and preach the gaspcl to ivcry crcatuve. He thaA bc-lievcth and i,s bnptizuU .vhuU be .saved. Mark xvi. They were hi,ministers pîenipotentia--y sont forth to the world. There is order displayed here, and wc ifhould fully undcr-atand it, viz i| When a goveiurooni-intends to transact bu^fiilie.Ss with any other government to beruf ^he jiaino of tlofius to; th4^0cntile-i. Me wiw to bo a inin-i.ster and awilno.^si, i. e. an apostle. For this euuKo hiivo I appeared unto thee, to mliko thee a uiiui.sternud a witnp.ss, both oi'theMe , thinj4>s''whitjh tho\l hast fiocn., and of those* things in thli wliieii Lwill appe.ir unto thoe— Acts :£xvi: IG. The design oi his appearance to .Saul is very plain thi.s language. All tlielor.her apostle,-i had seen Jcau.s< after hi.s re.surrection. It would a^Wiavc been ir-atisfactory for tho appstlo Paul^m have,: de-chir«d .«1 the learned citieii.of she ' GliiUileH,' that i'(?ter, or John,Or dnmc,», or the Maiys told liim thrtt they ^a«• JesuH after hi.s resur-rci-titin. But lo be heard aa a witJieas at all, he mu.st HCi? him and, tesiify to what ho both htifin and heard. i^llcni)(j>Baul,in writing he Coriiittiians, ;<ays,,|^\m I notan upostle? , luivO I; not so.cn .1 C'>U3 'Ohrist,-—1 Cor. ix: 1. You.da.uot all expe.ct to becomoi apostles, j but you desire ®to o.b'i''iri thq. forgivncss of your t'inf, an'l you:desire to, f<iql; flss.ured of that fact; It will iipt do for you,! to rely on your feelings alone, fo^ .Wii fetd jnst as wc be-licsve. i.- A falsehood . ijplieVed' produces th K;ime feidings in Qur mjod6, ;thafc the truth bo|icviodldoe'i. ypu vknow that the i-^t| who helicvcH the priest huiJ:povicr to| iovgi hi.s siiw, goe.'! tciiliis. eonfossoi bpwed, doy?n.. "undeiyi .sen.se of ,3u)^, but^,;v;Ju;/; ,ily priest " for^^^iiTiu he returns . eylclontly . feeling tliat Jii.i sins* iire^ ibrgiven.^ I rcpc^it, that .Jesus did not. toli f^aul of Tarsus wliat to liioj. Ba.id v.',as deeply penetrated wU'lV' a sense of hisgiiilt; hobciicvcd, l).j,iremj>led, lie prityed, he fasted, but still he is, hot forgiven. ; . ,, , . ■ . Kcmember in I)auueicu.s, it was to.be (pld hiiujwhat ho uiu.'jt dp, - The Lord eaid to ...Ananias, in a vi.si.oUj, -iVrisc',. and gp injp. a 8tro(;it. that is cuHedihHrai^'ht, atul incjuirc Jn -the ijipuse of Judaa for one ' C.allpd >Saul of Tarfiua vfor ijeliold hc praYeth. . Observe how minurp.tlie de.scription. , In. the - street that is callcd S.traight, &c. , Ati^uiiis wpiit to him, , and ipultiug luK IuurI on him said, Brother Saul, receive thy «ightj and thtre fell from hi,s eyca as it had been Fcalcs, and tho .same houi' he looked upon'hiia, ..It was not; spiritual blindnc.ss. Mark, the sauic hour ho could .see him. Bef irc that he had to bo led into tho city. Ai\er iid'ormiug hjm of the great work that wa.s" before him, Ananias ,say3 to Saul, V»'hy tai:i;ie,st thou ? arise. and . be i>aptiKod, and wa.sh uway thy sina, culling on the name of the Lord, Now his duty is plain. God's forgiveness ha did most earnestly desire and pray lor, but it v'as not tobe obtained by faith alone, or prayer alone, or 'by rcpeutanco ak»ne, but he must wash away his Bins in baptisia. John Wesley says pn thi,« scripture : Baptisni adminiBtercd to real penitent« is both a uu-auK and a seal of pardon j nor did God ordinarily in the primitive church, bestow thia on . any except through thiji lueans. i'oa like inquiry mauo on the laemorable :l\'hteco.-:t, 'jy tine«; thouiatul ponitents, Mon and brethren what shall wo do? Peter speaking.as the Holy Spirit giive, him utterfince,, aaid, llepent and; be bapti;ied every one of you in the name uf JoyuH Christ for the ro-mii^oion of 5'our sin.^, and you shall reccivo the gift of . tilc Holy Spirit. Let it be di-!-linctly understood that Ood reriuiroH four thing.i of: iiinnci-H in order to their receiving pardon, and on sh'-ir compliance with his terms pr'iiuised two. " ;We have no new gospel to prcttcli, to you, lipne tJiat is Ic.s-s than eighteen hundred years 'uld. God then..n -juiitd, as ho now j.lpes, taUh, icpeiutance, culling ou the name of;t,he f.^)rd, atidi b.ii-f i'Uii. VV hen the Klluoj>i;\n Ounueh enquired, Wiuii doth hinder, that I idipaldbe bupiized, I'hillip said, If thou be-lipver-it, with all thy heart, tli<;u inayest. Here fahh ip tiamed as a conditioo. The Pcnie-cofcliana wore G<.mmandc(l to repent aud bo baptized, that i.~, reform their . lives and be suiidet 1 dincard the idea that there i."« virtue in|NVatCr to •'-•Icaiise the stml from sin. Tho.sol'iptures teach no such absurd idea; but tVat ifc'OUgh the blood of thc great sin^^er in J ix)curing cause, by OodVi positive •if lourtm ut./poiutérits receive pardon in bapii,Hui It i.s (iod's, juérogativo to command, and it is our duty to obey, confidently e.xpeeting .the blc.s.sings that H(j that'cannot lie. has pi'omised. If' God had commanded that p( nitents should tnivel to Mecca on their knee.i) tor tlic remin.sion of their sin.'j, T wotdd teaeh you to -do so, vegardle.«s of popular, opinion. ^ For the s.tke of illustration, when the Jev.^^^ in the camp of fsrael were bitten hy the firey flying porpeits, God coimnaiuled Mos(*s to erect a brazen serpent Upon a pole, proîiilsîng that v/ivosPeTCr'shotild look upbn it shorild be healciji the only physical act probably that the dying Jev could perlìiru). • Ilowuiililcely the meána fo ilTcct the heaTihg of the áfiiict-cd Jew, huiiusnly fipeakirig.' If they had why is all this peruiilted now, more i ihhn at ■0^^ Xitpi:«.MfeMWt¥>vatn»AalkerM-\:^yjn¡r^^ • ^ Every pari.sh fliid church i.i infestl-d with ono, two, or th«;e,:aiidtí?omotiuíe3 moró vain tidkcis, Tliay ipóhd thoir- whöh> tínní^Íu talk They ,boro th<<îr ■ ntîi'.di- bors: they worry and injure (heir'minister j . ahe ieads her miniiftcrrf fully erupowerod, who, baptized, while S;ml, who had bclicve<l and -— . . ! in tho name of tlieir goverument, traiigact ripcnlcd, was pommanded to arise and bo ivSliiI Voafai' WwiJ i yaiii»s bal liM tfaxa'ii ^ UialiJxU, tb haiidlcd^it alluiy life, ftnd l ktipw, that there i,H no virtuein it; no medical antidote toheal tjic poison in0ic|cd by thefahgj;! of this sor ' p^t.' I a»i .Isinkin'g ;iast'iV-^^ -tiiy^^'e-tuuiti'ing tiijie. must ttPt bo triüed'away", looking; :ab th-3 braaen ■ serpent; 3; must-hav«,a" more certain ami potent i-emcdy. or difi^ aitd that soon. , Thiiik you, friendly lfparer,' what would l:iu\e feou tl^HUie? Tliose'who cpri-tidcdln GdiVs word obeyed him ; t hey looked n the forpent^and were healed. Will you itat'3 thorn ' < v • A^aija'ISTáiimá.i^,;,Íltó;'^i;s^V»án, tíovered;. with lepjPíty, ja 4ií#t«d: pi-oplieu- to; wash hüWaelf a»j^n;!tÍBír;HÍ'in;thei river Jpr-i dan, in i6i'dcr ' iliub^ ''iñiglíV be heided. ■ tíSftfflíñr i«-' pffcñd.iSá^íít'ÁÍTsr ; that prophet jyptdd havo epmp^óut ,aud i; laÍd^;híMmnd on him¡ and iu thc name of ^&ealed' iiiítj. Ileür him; Are not (he waters of, Abana and Pharpar better thíin the watorfifOf'Jpi;d^^ But ,one of Iris servants irepoyed hiiu by saying to-him, If the 'prdphot-híííd required 8:ome great; thing at thy= hand, woiildát'thou ndt have done" it ? Oh! that we had a few vnpre .such servant^; Just : now I Naama.n'« pride is. 'hunibled;. upon whicli hb went to the river Jordon, and dipped hittiself sct^en timca as ilie prophet ebhr^ miirdcd, and he was healed. ■ ' f J>ct nui:;^e8ce{^ ?you, then, Ip; 'cpnilde in God's, promises, lle is txhleto do all that he proinLses. ito hae thadci rieh and ample pro, vision fdr ppilr ijulvatioh. Hceeiro it,' oiv his^ terms; don't áietafo for him, ,fcüV;l»ayihg' re-pent<^, bp baptiised for thp remigsiou of your sins, andÍ you pll reccive the Holy Spirit. Then faithfá uiHil ■dcath;akV you shall' receive aii' uhíiídiiig at' C pd'a rigli t haiul ia.]thp;h«>yeus,^win prayer! MORAÍrÍ>ÍSCímÑ^ The times arc out of joint with- many of ■ our fa]iuiUe9. A day of prosperity;and blessing has brought with it a singularity deranged state of houschpld afliiirs. Children, mature ikster now than ever before. They come into womanhood and maxhood about as^^eoon as .they pas5i into their tee»«. And here they dc-inand attentiouB, and claim lioenscB, which, if permitted a quarter of a ccniury since, would have brought derision if lilt Bavore discipline ojq, parents. ^Ve do npt refvjr .'ío particularly to those which make : no pretenslojis to religious restiniuti and instruction, as wc do to those who do. I'he world will love its own. It will have it.s píéusurcs aud ran its downward cour.se, >lhe idea of correct . and iwhelcsome family di.sciplino is never stiwig and binding; where the fciir oi' God doeli not control the action as Well as the-heart, claim, thafciu a'religious family, vt-hcro the parents are mianbers of the, Church) tluvy are bound rijoruUy to govern their (ihildrcli, to ;?iVatch carefully their eonduét, to guitrd their jissoeiatcK, atui .to permit no pniciices, and plays which, ia ,their i>peuings aud; resalís, will load to n'ttiod habit.s of humoraliiy aud dissijj.'ifion. A eoustanr, family diner ship is the. eiU'se allow their chiidre have brought a trenior, if uot .vshuddct, on the couBcicuet when their own priucipU'B were firmerand purer than they arc now. PraciicOB have come to our kuuw|odg«.'. of late, l¿üo\vu to uulikliu'titime iiimilies, which are a to bVLlt tliV rtiíiíiiVü ut/d thc World, in onler to he pronoun.cod and (,'ous;idcrcd polished in luanrifirs? Thi^ aping <he íaí;hioualde and tho^coquette ariscs (Voin a . falso éstiú^iate oí wJiat accomplishoíi thejipn-tle«iau and grace.s the lady. Our familiob to be respectablo should be good, and to be nao-ful should be pipu.^ly edueated. Th.c rcfili-ties o| lile.are too, stcni •i'^'-l Jt-s cpnflicts loo mighly to be pvercome with Uu'. more tinfcl-int^s ol* wnat thc \v(>rld ])roaauuct\'5.1»^ lile aml ])Opular, bu.t. wJiip^^^^ iii reality, the ;appoar;vnp(^, the vjdn/ihow,, whieh, dazzles to ,),)ewildt^r^ and wliioh invitoH pnly, that Itj may , blast thc'j hqpe .aiul j'tiin thc spitlj> Tiiotisaná^ bf :,ui.siu'jil,de.aud io'n^,)tnd dflught- er.s are eUing oíUífi MI u,heiÍ existeuu, wlio h i 1 thoy been fayo) cd Wit|||Corrcpt and.morral' lamily tra^ »min- bersrof ^^eip^,, r-lioiwvab)^tO;'jm pountjy. j,,^yo.usk,,p|' ]^?irpnt8 cph . thw sUhject,--r'¿'/im^ , . , JUrMrTK)ilDAÑ7'"~ i - A correspondent of the Utica 7/i."(Vi/// givc^ this (Içsprip^ oft ■.'<Tordiin'.'}btormy hanks A line of ureen, low forest betrtiyed ' tlie .course of thc ijacrcd river through'the jdain. So deep is its..channel, and so thick ÌH<,tho fon'stjthat^kirtsi^^^^^ banks that I rode within* twenty yards of it before.] caught the iirst gleam of -its^ iyate^ heard the Jordan described as an. insipid lau^dy, . treacherous stream. Wiiother itvWUa .the. contrast with; : the dcsolâtîpri arònilicf'or irïÿ oWrt ftoâlSÿ-Uhat;^^ maide thc! ^Jnirdari SfiO; -tòtiWfcÌftjily'l Kiio'iv^niìtì^tìt =iaèótnf4ni 'thr.ti'inôiïïcüt'fft'its îeV*fitóiôt^tÓ my ing eyes ihc'l j^fegtKjrf óf aft'dv hrtlyì ' lôiçelinciîàiliït widpJ hawk, at L'^ticâsbüt -fafiiiriorcf iptp ptifisìohe^ih its'flt>W. - lûdee^i'ÎJfi nitf%iVótS I have evè^eei»,' the jpirdurt' lias- th^ flWdst current; M wat^ iâ'bÿìVo^tìie&H9'Ìlleài^jfl»ut it a.s littlie^de.^crves tiìe iitttóe" '^'mtiddyi?-^ tlié place wdi^a'f; I fìràt swÌt; tradition ftssrighs; - the biiptisiii ; Of \)uri Sa^pui^»^dtiilst»at3ie mire iiloiis orosising 'by" tb?> Molvildi^iji of Ifttacl . on their eiit\^rìeè i'rttó<tKé ^lìix>taised'^^iM Jiiko a true pilgrim^ I bathed in its. i^'atcrç| arid pie^ed'ii lew pp^^ «9; tokeu| ò{' ^cmcuiiiraneg |0^ jtimst Jamop^j river in ljic;,w^rld.'; Three miltf ji^elow^ % Bpot;>yhprp Ï.now stand, the noble riveV:^^ itself the Very emblem of life-T~fluddehly thro\ys itself pn the puti'id bosom of the'Bpadî ,,Sea. ..XI A writer' in the Korthwestern Chcìstóan; Advocate has the following sound advÎcç td boys, which all. piir young^readers wqta|.cÎ dp ■ well to. consider,: ; . ; . , , V ir ; He who is idle iind.viciouB in school is still more BOj, when he leaves-it lie whd plays cards for sport, will, if he turn not-, play ère long fpr money. lie who robs heur roosts and orchards, will probably some day, rob 8afe,s and pockot bppks. He may npt do it in U; >yay to expose himself to thp penitentiary ; he may have his wits so sharpened as to rob legidly, by setting up a wildcat bank, fiouUy i.s ovfti ftettlbdj if ynur vain inlkers can help it. A yKimUUraidile-îïi. th«îV, fitouk , trade. T hey un.settlo .îni.ro'î^nistors, aniè^'*' , ' make nioM Íugs in ehuréhcB,'than all -oÇhcjï ' Jit- thingi? coiiihilted; ;• ' " Yxmr vain talker is always vexatiouslypiou«; ha.s'a one hided; conseicnee, and? is more, troubled >yith tithor people 3 ÿin than,w i)\vn. Siieh iti Snily'.tpQSctongi.ji,-(0^ Hill.. Saliy i.s a repreapntativö woi^'riiy.V'tluv type of 11 great eins,sr í^aUy V tongiíe f^ huhg in the middle. Shp kecipK" heir'ÿpa^^^ open. She hears all that Ì8-Slid/aad%7lit^ mare. She i.s mifeh SPimdalized?/^^^^ • érotion'of her prtisftor \nd brpthmt'jn the ^chureh.' She picks -^ipr and ïe(tt(!|* ¿H ihf -^:vdl .«peaking slu) ^ Hyjnw re- ^-^^abodtUlio rainisior,oi'-Koníe brotiier or ' MHter, iA'.stnrted; i^ally staVts with it too; Shi-^^iwhy'W has'hold of the klto-striug' of every "l)ftd< ,story ViV'iîh yiliîèh^'^the enéuiîe« of üie 'eljuvch 'íúid? |iOôdt'îûi)ftl'Ti;îvê^^ . Jia'r main businc.''s scoms to be, tÿ'lfëoptif - üpi bÿ l^thü IM'alh of'ctftitinuiil: y ff it iri ^ iir daïigçi' of 'down,''b'lilly gives a liardeiV jíüff at^if;'#^ more tigorotfH t'wifeli, . ftf-the »tiing;«i kiiid gi!tsdHtô'.S5i!iÿ'.s''1iilad,'îi 'W'órKs like yo.'ist umông-iôaÎÈÿ^i''H«p^ 'ùtolifeseîT,^' It'pfw-dtic^? feimPiifàtiBif;' ' it' sends; bìF ' ilirows off great )b^bl^fe.#W jlióusTáitácfirátiTAi, 'íéid gives ófr^qméò Ä%lÖtii^%0FaÄt'%8b. ^'^blèi'about éhe ítttiltH and iiiiirn^V of'"Kei' ' mi'n-; lfiÉr aridihc inpuibeiiì of thb^clrtirch;- ' T-lio »;ímtK^Tá^'Éá^ Î8 nervous», rmd lit'tn^î^i^t-*3tîôaiiÎjô"Rfàî<f'ïï]^»e^^ víóffcí}.-'" gK6'í5lés^ft%- ; - '*• . '7 -y- -Är-.i > / ' .V; •V-* óf óratía'eóíañfotirnMíílÍer^l li 'ädfejioäeil ]^ÖftÄiWÄll^ Nhus By^líln^tetíeáa^Ííh^^ ;"kfcep-lifcr1h-'á'-m ■ •'>-pi\eftHhére^'-%iy'^^ií^ ' ^ rtl IKlí/--..* £i^.'ï-oÀk\È\: ' talk. Sam, likd .^allyf yVeli^^^ icF^is ^y. Blit it is a #hicli di^^^ keiipihtitt'i^d places' and'out of 't'.->tijpatty''nbt*' fii?«i«i!» .•<} J cKurch luotftber;- nor Itstch}iigii6=th1rigr,' I'sind fiom rcpoi-tidg^ things abouilnii minbtcr " 'atid b'rethrcn, which lie 'otight't> lie .ishawied of. fe'um'fi piety, "l)crn|^'windy, Id not healihy-It makes him siwpeetr wrong in his brotbren, ^ when tlVey are falsely aecus'cd by bad' tii^n. IC'o has n^ot.piety, nor Mianhood; nor ■e6up.'tg<; ' ' enough' to repel such intiintiation's'iind aceu-itttious with spirlf and indignatior«; biit^he goes abo .C v.kwI', . long face,sajjjV.g ''Helioffes such things J»re'not true,'but' fPais tTiero -ii sonieihing in them 'after aV." ' ', Both Sam and Sally would have hiiuistfrs an^ church members run ijibout,' iihdi'ehiise dowti, and oonthidict ovoiy njaiicipB^ rpixsrt and base lie which ovil*di9posed- iier8ons may fict going. , The proyetb says, "A lie has no legs and so Sani'and .Sally, and all thp. vain talkers, ohaiitibly lend the popr cripple their own, and thus keep it atirriug ai^d lively. Alas! were It not for the vain talker, how many; lies would be'Stillborn ; how many, f church troubles would be »tmngled in theiv birth; and how many iministora wptild tsot jijnve their; reputiitions BUibbe,!, and-tUoiv Ufie-fidnesrt auil pe-xco de.slrgypd, hy tho?c who 'iruiVspn, with uuprotitable. talk, Pr_ with tipeecheH whorewUh, they euj» ¿p (JobV'15 : 3i) Vain talki^rsi 'havuiaiead 4 his hand upon tho publio eoifers, that ho may fill hisjÄn; under, the:,Hoft appll:vtioi\ of 'breach of trust.'; ^ 1 would that you could with my eyes for a liltie while; you would then thhik>vith mc,thjit he who, when a coyld not be - ¿biibt to give of tli.i miscliievPÖB döin trusted, cannot now that , he is a man. U unniiy men.bai^;'' j^v&^clm^h. would not .be proper for nié to mentipa naiiu or 1 could.illustr.Uft ,thi.« .by uumcrau.H pain-lul'óxamplcs, BuVthoyj'are not iipqossary. Kllect Avili ft)llow^euU:Mi-r-a8;a man J'o .shall he n;ap ; boyhood ia. the sotd timo., ol aud evciy minister, where such peate abôïïâd, ha.s oeeusiou most devoutly to pray, fuja sl[ vain talkens, g<lod t<Prd .«Ijeliver ^ Q| ■^^W;BHn>H T^K TAl^Iii USBìttsWu ,¡j. whieh luanhood i¡í th.p hijrye« t j troul peryoual obsein'ution¡ tlmt fiw iid Ah, therefore, yo\i love yourat.l\ cs, liom the ¡ acqu^dnted wtli the ben^^^^^ ' habit, while yoiing, employ allypw.tira? ] pari^^ quincp.s for ' the b|)íé j, simjfile ' fully. Never bp uncmvloyod. The land ií ¡ this,f; Bake them, remove iht siiiiiu, shcc ind aud moderate. An houorablp mindj in the desire of more relaxation, will not go forth iu foVmá of misohlcvous e-Kertiou. It is not Ao be HuppiMiod that a boy is to bo a uuu, miielv-le.sfî an old man; but; in the miidsV of bi^ mirth uud Uibrit»* Iw may IjHj muron'»)i. uyi afiUuVTe. Charlea IX., hpm-iúg Vossiu^s, bntcd fitu tiiinkei",'''tepouting some-incrvióí. 1ÍÍ ptoiiLS ubijui tÜß Chlnfeê,'S!iid : «®^is Í3 a Uiy sti iui,o ittüí. \)ut iVü lSW«í/' ;


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Or, as Sherik puts it, it's "Fela Kuti meeting Steve Reich in Rock's backyard." The group's trippy yet danceable music was captured on Live at the Royal Room, recorded at Bandalabra's very first live show. The group pulls into Stanley's Pub (323 Stanley Ave., Columbia-Tusculum, 513-871-6249) this Friday for a unique 9 p.m. show based on rockin' grooves and dizzying improv.
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Read all the latest news from top YONEX players like Lee Chong Wei, Ratchanok Intanon and Saina Nehwal. This is the only place to get the latest information from YONEX Badminton, including interviews and daily tournament updates during major events throughout the year. We'll also bring you breaking news on the latest product launches so you can stay ahead of the game - and ahead of your opponents.
Chou Tien Chen and Tsai Chia Hsin, Chinese Taipei's No.1 Singles and Doubles Shuttlers, Sign with YONEX
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- 08/01/2015
It is with great pleasure that YONEX Co., Ltd. announces its new partnerships with badminton players Chou Tien Chen and Tsai Chia Hsin. The two shuttlers from Chinese Taipei are their country's No. 1's in singles and doubles respectively, having been decorated with a number of accolades throughout their carriers.
The King of Badminton, Lin Dan—Winner of Multiple Major Titles More Than Two Times Over—Signs with YONEX
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YONEX Co., Ltd. is proud to announce that it has signed on former World No. 1 badminton men's singles player Lin Dan (CHN).
Superseries Finals 2014: Great Results for YONEX Players in 2014's Last Superseries
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The BWF Destination Dubai World Superseries Finals wrapped up this weekend, with YONEX's rank of international shuttlers exhibiting their best on the global stage. 2014 marks the seventh edition of the tournament, and its first time being held in Dubai. This year YONEX has been proud to act as the tournament's equipment sponsor.
Superseries Finals 2014: YONEX Shuttlers Continue to Impress
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YONEX's top shuttlers continue to make great strides at this year's BWF Destination Dubai World Superseries Finals.
BWF Destination Dubai World Superseries Finals 2014: Big Wins for Team YONEX on Day 1
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December 17th saw the opening day of the BWF Destination Dubai World Superseries Finals, with YONEX shuttlers impressing on the court.
BWF Destination Dubai World Superseries Finals: Team YONEX's Top Shuttlers Make Their Way to The Court
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The largest badminton tournament of the year, the BWF Destination Dubai World Superseries Finals, is approaching, with YONEX's top shuttlers in the running for a piece of the US $1 million dollar prize. The action is set to start on December 17th, with the final match scheduled for the 21st.
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November 19th saw the first round of the YONEX-SUNRISE Hong Kong Open Superseries commence, with YONEX players making a strong showing right from the start. In men's singles, Danish badminton super-shuttlers Jan O. Jorgensen (VOLTRIC Z-FORCE Ⅱ, SHBSC6iEX) and Viktor Axelsen (ARCSABER 11, SHB-87EX) came out with thrilling victories against tough opponents.
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SN voices: Barry Bonds working for Giants?
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Barry Bonds has been in talks with the Giants about the possibility of coming back to work for them. Would you have a problem with this?
- roosley: "Now Barry Bonds wants to showcase his ability to work with other people, apparently he was hiding that during his career"
- Jays 11: "Would be good to see Barry back in baseball. He is one of the best of all time. The history of baseball is full of players pushing the envelope, trying to get an edge. Steroids weren't actually against the rules until 2005. Now its different, but back then it was commonplace. He was the best of his era and deserves a place in the Hall of Fame."
- ksech313: "dont really care for his steroid years, but it is hard to ignore what he did before. he would be a great hitting coach. he had a perfectly balanced swing and had the best plate discipline ever. steroids dont affect those things."
- crackafreeze "Barry Bonds ought to be welcomed back to baseball with open arms!"
- Dawg404040401122: "Barry Bonds and others want new opportunities after acting like idiots most of their playing careers. Good luck."
- texasluva: "In his mind no one ever disliked Barry. "
- thisbodega: "never was a "team player" which should be a prerequisite for being a coach."
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What's the worst part of getting a snow day if you are in school? You'll probably have to make it up. CMS announced today students and teachers will be in class on Monday, Feb. 16. That day was originally in the calendar as a teacher workday, but will now be used as a regular day of instruction to make up for the Jan. 20 snow day. Students should plan to attend class at their regular time. Unless it snows again, of course.
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Rose, Sugar Will Host 1st Semifinals In Playoff
Posted: 01/08/2013 - The first semifinals in the new playoff system will be played in the Rose Bowl and the Sugar Bowl on Jan. 1, 2015.
Posted: 01/08/2013 - The first semifinals in the new playoff system will be played in the Rose Bowl and the Sugar Bowl on Jan. 1, 2015.
Posted: 01/08/2013 - When Bobcats coach Mike Dunlap looks at point guard Kemba Walker he sees the NBA's next coming of Chris Paul.
Updated: 01/07/2013 - NC State head football coach Dave Doeren has announced that offensive lineman Cole Blankenship and wide receiver Bra'Lon Cherry have joined the Wolfpack program as early enrollees.
Posted: 01/06/2013 - Kemba Walker had 20 points and seven assists, Ben Gordon scored 18 points and the Charlotte Bobcats beat the Detroit Pistons 108-101 in overtime Sunday night for just their second win in 21 games.
Posted: 01/06/2013 - Joe Harris scored 19 points and sparked a 15-2 second-half run and Virginia rallied to beat North Carolina 61-52 in the Atlantic Coast Conference opener for both schools on Sunday night.
Posted: 01/06/2013 - The divisional round matchups have been set in the NFL playoffs.
Posted: 01/06/2013 - The Seattle Seahawks finally won a road playoff game Sunday, taking a 24-14 NFC wild-card victory over the Washington Redskins, who lost Robert Griffin III to another knee injury in the fourth quarter.
Updated: 01/06/2013 - The NHL and the players' association have announced a tentative labor agreement that will save the hockey season.
Posted: 01/05/2013 - Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers showed how dangerous they can be when they're at full strength Saturday night, overwhelming the Minnesota Vikings 24-10 in an NFC wild-card game that was never really close.
Posted: 01/05/2013 - Maurice Kemp finished with 19 points, 10 rebounds and 6 assists to help East Carolina dominate Division III North Carolina Wesleyan 91-60 Saturday in a non-conference matchup.
Posted: 01/05/2013 - Couldn't stop Arian Foster. Couldn't make that one big play when it was right at their fingertips. And, in an ending so sickeningly familiar, the Bengals couldn't break one of the NFL's longest streaks of playoff futility.
Posted: 01/05/2013 - Scott Wood atoned for a scoreless first half with 12 points in the second, hitting two 3-pointers and six free throws down the stretch as No. 23 North Carolina State held off Boston College 78-73 on Saturday in the Atlantic Coast Conference opener for both teams.
Posted: 01/05/2013 - The Panthers announced Saturday coach Ron Rivera will be back next season.
Posted: 01/05/2013 - Ryan Kelly had another big day against Wake Forest, scoring a season-high 22 points in No. 1 Duke's 80-62 rout of the Demon Deacons on Saturday.
Updated: 01/05/2013 - Former ECU head football coach Ed Emory has passed away at the age of 74.
Posted: 01/04/2013 - Andy Reid has arrived in Kansas City and the Chiefs are close to making an announcement that he will become their new coach.
Posted: 01/02/2013 - An antitrust lawsuit by Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett against the NCAA argues the organization acted illegally and was motivated by a desire to gain power for its president and weaken the university.
Posted: 12/30/2012 - RG3 and the Washington Redskins are NFC East champions.
Updated: 01/02/2013 - The matchups have been set in the first round of the NFL playoffs.
Posted: 12/30/2012 - Drew Brees made more NFL history, but so did the Saints' defense in an undesirable way, and the Carolina Panthers rallied to a 44-38 victory Sunday.
Posted: 12/29/2012 - P.J. Hairston scored 15 points in his first career start to help North Carolina beat No. 20 UNLV 79-73 on Saturday.
Updated: 12/29/2012 - Senior Maurice Kemp scored a season-high 23 points and Miguel Paul added 19 points, while he dished out eight assists to lead East Carolina past Norfolk State, 74-63, inside Williams Arena at Minges Coliseum Saturday.
Posted: 12/29/2012 - Eric Gordon had 24 points and seven assists, helping the New Orleans Hornets overcome a 21-point first-half deficit and extend the Charlotte Bobcats' losing streak to 18 games with a 98-95 victory Saturday night.
Posted: 12/29/2012 - Whitny Edwards recorded a season-high 18 points and Britny Edwards tallied her fifth double-double of the season as the twins helped lead East Carolina to a 71-64 victory over Elon on Saturday at Minges Coliseum.
Posted: 12/29/2012 - Seth Curry scored 12 of his season-high 31 points during the late run that helped No. 1 Duke pull away for a 90-77 victory over pesky Santa Clara on Saturday.


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Birth Name: Mark Goodson
Born: 01/24/1915
Birth Place: Sacramento, California, USA
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Rosedale Glen Road pedestrian bridge.
This small bridge is really a great physical and metaphorical divide in Toronto. It separates the richest Toronto neighbourhood of Rosedale and one of the poorest area St. James Town.
As deep the Rosedale valley is, so deep is the difference between the occupants of these two neighbourhoods.
The establishment in Rosedale, would probably like to eliminate this bridge, which leads to subway, as they never walk south of their enclave and probably never have to take public transportation. (They can easily forget about the nannies, gardeners, cooks and maids.)
To be honest, some of the unsavory characters, who hang around the end of the bridge do not project the atmosphere of safe environment...;-).
Full disclosure: I have never lived in Rosedale and do not have the aspiration or the means to live there in the future...
I have fortunately never lived in St. James Town either!
He had to be bit pulled by the leash. Good thing it is just a tiny dog...;-)
Francois, I had a bit stuffy nose, so I could not detect the attraction!
Good capture and composition
Un scatto molto bello, like , Un saluto Paolo
OOhhh my God everything looks like here,☺ Good depth the beauty of the photo is the boy and puppy L Greetings from the Land of Make a wish,
Nice image Tom. L. Friendly greetings, Emily
Nice composition and colors. LIKE :o)
Greetings. Finn.
Interesująca fotka :::LIKE:::
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beautiful picture of a beautiful winter scene, <LIKE>, best regards. "Omar"
Like27 for this wonderful photo. Best wishes, Eckart and Annemarie
Interesting place this bridge that is dividing opposites. A world of differences, so close and yet so far away.
It's a dog eat dog world!
Cheers, Erik
Very lovely moment , good shot !
I like it! My friendly greeting,Natuska
Beautiful pedestrian bridge !!
Greetings, elakramine
I like the photo of the bridge and understood the useful information!
Greetings, Dezső
¡Hermosa perspectiva del puente peatonal! Like
Saludos cordiales desde Argentina, Chaydeé.
Nice view!
Best wishes from Russia!
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I just want the correct setting for my default browser (Internet Explorer). I am trying to figure out that what should be checked when I right click on IE and i go to the Properties and after that in Advanced.
In advance it has the Settings like for Accessibility, Browsing, Underline Links, Http 1.1 Settings, International, Microsoft VM, Multimedia, Printing, Security, and so on.
To keep protected from all the viruses, hacking etc.. just I want to make sure that we have set everything correct.
I also face one of the weird things I keep having problems with my computer whenever i use IE is that i keep losing the taskbar. It seems that most of the time it happens, when i click on the login button it brings up another window and then i lose everything. So, is there any settings in someplace to set it to do the width and height or something.
The problem which I face from the viruses and spyware and people hacking us. I just want to make sure that the settings are all correct.