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A woman of cloud and of tire;
lt is she It is Helen of Tyre, : The town in the midst of the seas *
Ob, Tyre ! in thy crowded streets,
The phantom appears and retreats, ‘And the Israelites, that sell
Thy lillies and lions of braas,
Look up as they see her pass,
And murmur *< Jezebel !
Then another phantom Is seen At her side, in a grey gabardine, ¥ = 2 , . * 7 : = s With beard that floats to his waist; It is Simon Magus, the seer ; He speaks, and she pauses to hear The words he utters in haste.
Hesays : ‘‘ From this evil fame ; From this life of sorrow and shame, i will lift thee aud make thee mine ! Thou hast been Queen Candace, And Helen of Troy, and shalt be The Intelligence Divine!
Oh, sweet as the breath of morn, To the fallen and forlorn _ Ave whispered words of praise, Fer the famished heart believes The falsehood that tempts and deceives, And the promise that betrays.
So she follows from land to land The wizard’s beckoning hand, As 2 leaf is blown by the gusts, Till she vanishes into night ! QO, reader stoop down and write With thy finger in the dust.
Oh, town in the midst of the seas, With thy rafts of cedar trees, Thy merchandize and thy ships, Thou, too, art become as nought, 4 phantom, a shadow, a thought, A name upon men’s lips. 2a<~4>we —_
Among the Churches.
INTERESTING NOTES FOR PREACHERS 45S WELL AS LAYMEN. eo
Two Anglican missionaries have been sent to Kurdistan.
A general vaceination_has been the order in St. Joseph’s (R. C.) College, Ottawa.
The whole number of Unitarian Societies
on the continent is 336. They have 405 ministers. A new Presbyterian church 50x36 feet
has just been opened at Pembina at a cost $1,250, all or which is paid.
A new Russian Church teinple is to be.
dedicated at Mostow in August next. It was begun in 1833, and will cost over #13,000,000.
The Texas Advocate gives an incontro- vertible argument why the church should care for saperannuated preachers — ‘‘ the Chureh should cherish them for the work they have done.”
The pastor of a Roman Catholic Church at Greencastle, Ind., publicly reproved and dischared his choir, because they had perpetrate! a fraud in the rafiling of a piano at a fair.
The Enylish Unitarians have -arranged to publish 100,000 copies of Dr, Channing’s complete works at the nominal price ef a shilling each, in commemoration of the hundredth birthday of Channing, which falls on the 7th April next.
Of the 872 Anglican churches iniLondon, 499 have weekly and 43 daily communion ; 245 have daily service, 375 have surpliced cheirs, 33 have eucharistic vestments, 12 use incense, and 56 alter lights, and in 214 the ** eastward position ” is observed.
‘The Chu chman calls attention to the large number of clergymen of other denomina- tious who have joined the Protestant Epis- copal Church. it gives the names of 26 ministers who have thus come into the Episcopal Vhurch. Eight of them came rom the Congregational Church, five from the Methodist, four from the Baptist, and three trom the Presbyterian.
The Vicar of Sedgeley refused te attend a corpora‘.on dinner because the Metho- dist minister was asked to say grace. On the other side, a Cengregationalist rainister got up anc! left the table because he was not asked to speak before the Roman Catholic priest.
The Cat rolics claim that they have estab- lished 9,000 schools in Belgium in four months, aid that 2.500 teachers of the pub- lic scheols havn resigned. But the Belgian Prime Minister states that out ef 4,376 Catholic schools 168 were deserted when the new law went into effect, and 578 of the 1,135 students of the Catholic normal schools have deserted to the Government acheols.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So- ciety and tie Ladies’ Board of Missions of the Presbyterian Church, organized to co- operate with the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions in 1870, raised the first year $7,000; in 1872, $27,000; in 1876, $96,000; in lg qi, $124 000; and last year, $136,000— nearly one-third of the entire income of the Foreign Board.
fight Rev. James O'Connor, Vicar Apos- tolic of Nebraska, says: ‘‘i would surprise Catholics in the Hast te know how many have been lest to the faith in the West during the last half century. Ih Nebraska alone, with its sparse population, the num- ber thus lost has been from 10,000 to 15,- 000 and ‘he Church has no more bitter enemies to-day than these children of Catholic parents.”
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Edmun¢ Yates says that jealously is a mental discase-whicn can be successfully re- sisted. Ho never saw his girl going off toa picnic wit: another fellow or he wouldn’t write that way.
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Two women were seen in Indiana last week tied ‘o the tongue of a wagon, which they were pulling to the market. ‘This is doubtles the first case en record of women being tong ie-tied.
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At Bonshaw, on the 4th inst, of consump tion, Stukely, second daughter of Nelson and Rebecca Farrow, aged 38 years.
At Let 8, on January 17th, of consumption, Alexander McDonald, aged 21 years, alter an illness of one year.
At New London, on the 15th inst., Jennet Ann, youngest daughter of Griffith and Mar- garet Rogers, aged one year and two months,
At Alberton, on the 2Ist inst., of inflama- }
tion of the lungs, Henry Weeks, aged 24 years. ; At her residence, in St. Eleanor’s, P. E. Is- land, on Jan Ilth, inthe S3rd_ year of her age, deeply regretted and beloved by a large cirele of friends, Mary Ann Withers, relict of thelate Charles Pope, Esq.
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