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4 J THE AMERICAN ISRAElJtB. tl, ,„ TnE nuraber of Jews in tba Trane - eeroua atep toward a union of church our knowledge ot God as expr^ *&Ro}ui-WhtUtaa il pa^*~{ ITko fcmpl Pan KraPIITR. vaal amounts to ten per cent, of the and state. ' Consequently, as far aa this Mosaic revelation. Every rehg- ETY 0P PHILA DELPHIA np the temple service an^ have retained oa fh «^v,as L '¦lUC AlllGlllj Oll lOIQCIIlC l 25 h population. There are wo know, there are few orô State ion known

in history had a part of

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four Jewish congregations in Johan- orphan asylums outside of New Y ork, this revelation at ite founda ion,,none - ,«„, the fol lowing circular of mvita- to their sacred *** ™ ™W g %a . ( |LEO WISE & CO., nesburij • The question is rather a puzzling ever taught the whole of this God- tion to all who are desirous Of learning " id, scattered among the nations. . ' ;€*» IPOBU8HM8 AUDPROPRIKTOB8 . . ¦ * 0Iie. As the matter stands the StateCognition. We stand yet after three Jewish literature in a pleasant and in- Give them n bit of - a kingdom j feeble,. ' ' ' Mf f lwAl In«u.«j iy Car Fifth and Race St. Rov. Dr. Gustav Gottheil , Kabbi has quietly ignored and evaded its un- thousand years of history in the same Btructive form : weaker than Greeoe,dependent|oa Tur- - Kill At ' I^X±rr ;—¦ ot Temple Emanuel. New York , has questionable moral responsibility in cleft of that rock of truth where Moses -

^ StmMer aohool ttna. J Jg%£^d*ff i'& J Pg^?S - * IISAAC if . WISE. • - - • Editor, ceiebrated his seventieth birthday. In this matter* and has left the care of stood when he received the revelation A8Sembly ever projected will be held |SC

of Xir ra^ andThey would / IffiSS ' I— '—~—ZT7ZZ common with his many friends and .fa destitute children to the charitable of this first principle. in Atlantic City, N._ J., . July 25th ^ê

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the

contempt of , Ep£l ' • "'ICincinaati, 0., May 27, r»97. . admirers all-over the country we ex- associations, all of which that are ' — _' ¦ . . to-August 8th, .1897, _ For information

a, could we. conceive that, the - , Inllj I«t*i4 >s ..cond- man matter .t i& tend to ,hta ** Congratulations and wortii, taking noticeôf are controlled the second principle of Mosaic rev- gflftflft °" ^gv/ ; ; '

^ô^SrSsSionSr- ' ^W^lffll - Irômt»gt SnD«i.ouio. be* wishes fpr many happy years to by the churches and . maintained by e,fltion iB Dationftl conetitutioii and The j 6Wish Oboutariiiua Society E^The ffi^R& Â--- " b^=€al2 " ISMPTION PRICE PER YEAB - • - $2.50 come- , „ , contributions of church members, who organization 0n the basis of the' moral offers the foU^^ QAlf lNU ' ISft Brt ! ¦ - $1.00 t a- r- , tY 0 l„ V„ Mr. arfi ,thus bearing the expense of a B

d inte]iectual fo„ndation-not on structi've courses for circles and. home .. - - ^ V- ' ' - " ^JUTU™ZXumM H j.i^?ftJr s^/£ tfcffiSS"*wlth ,n

the prov' d-ire -TV "f ?-f t r^F ^— «* ReodiQg Union' HIDE0TI8 *****0F A SMALL POWDER=^T™« f

congregation That?s righ, we have * 2j io«^t oV

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sau» for displa y ADVERTisJ iMJCNTs m«i» certainly as well entitled to it as are 0flered to accomplish it. dividuals classes or nlana alar, not on notion and history, in a series of inter- truouuaon owry. „„„„ . , „_known o.» application. the men, only more ao, by their zeal - y _ mviauais, classes or plans, also pot on . ^ program8 for semi-monthly meet- , . , ., . , ¦"—IT. *» i i i ' ^^^- l Dea <!°"^"— . ¦.~, T, 77, , „.. i„.. u*; *„ ?!,« »«,..! the claims of power and might ac- ineB

B ATembers who complete the two Philadelphia, Pa., May 23.—A tale ,¦ ¦¦ ¦. ¦¦ , . . . ¦¦ ' -J. Wtfmr^bifi 'T 0U8 J°yalty to the cause. THE pR|NC|pLES 0F THE TH0RflH quired flCciderj Ûy by some and not JX obuS jTreoe^Toertiflcate. of heathe^sh and hideous torture in- ; . - , • ¦ • ; , -

/, . , - -. ^ggg^ — THE orator at th;next cODSecration ^^ REPLY TO THE aUERY ,

fc&^fffi^ftft' S&E5 Sesî SnSS SSSS S |eSb| omp | S A^^J-Sî..^.^^^ -*

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u u.. of the RaMa graduating.Trom the "WHAT IS JUMpSft?" ^gj %^.0f flfefco" Ss'JefaSm

MembeiShiP ** " SKnS? to2afUtS SB?eS^^ Sin ?{ wper,.arr.^«nwnuoBfer.f»r.r U|h,, W h e Hebrew Union College will be Rev racy art the mere expounders arid ex- ° PBibTo6urse In answer to an cording to the testimony of their vie- îM^^ât^ of

^¦""J?1:.™ "it": V$ ffiu!uii!£n Tl Dr..JoSepVSilverman of the Emauel The two books, Exodus and Leviti- ecutprs of God's: laws for the protec- urgent and wiSread demabd, Key. tim's mother, based upon the story K^^fe^ a

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the«IWti,eM.,tlnt teAiiEKiCANi8B AKT .l .ii. ^^ of N y

heâyujg^ £ua„co;ntaj,n the whole of the Mosaic tion, benefit - and happiness of his Dn Henry Berkowltz, Ohancellor of the wMch he had told hw upon . reviving ^%^£™$™4*&*%*¦,*{AdyortiSomentBoi oon ff reg««on».uni08; r. cepted the official .. invitation, the dispensation, law, morals and religion; people, and this people must^bedome Jewish 01ifl auqua .ôielT, has pre,

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MDKinR ând will be awaited wUh intert^bv ^¦m^^ iM ffi^SfefiTOS cefebrationâkes place in tU Bene th/Thorah for the individual , society' ^ khagdom of p&sS and a holy na- ^gê^BSS'aSSged' S& SSS&A^ American citizen. :;; , .* **¦»;:

i^ô^'r^n ffii^^^^^ They con- tion , i. em a n ation with higher ideals ffT^ so much -0icpird to the number of times publish ed, on evening, June 16. All aje invitea. tain iull and final, answers to the qiies' than rnere power*¦- .wealth, glory arid System of Education. u Part I. covers • The bbys, held for a^further-hearing, ohroriicle.the occurrence as to exm.KSath^livi^bS/^^S^Sr'do ..

¦" ¦ - ¦» . ¦ • tions;whatis.Mosaic JTidaism , what is the gratification of the animal in- the

êntire rangb ;bf . jBible history, art Isaacs Murphy, Frabk Ohanibers ^m: (mn ^ Mtoniahiaerj t '.at 'tbe-S*NOX.wi.h to ifayo the^ .^v wti-e^ inserted

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second metropolis of Illinois, the kin gdom of God or the kingdom stiucu- arid passions; or rather with ^^^L i-^ P.e±V tt >™,^«. tmd - m v ¦ * ' ? ' iahment; ôf;;:Seriator>: Perkina ^lo^^û'o^nr' Si tiSr the cityof Peoria, his honor, Mayor of heaven,: what is God's promise,, tlie higheat idbalof being God^hpsen t^£ ilSfSu^Se?of ¦ ' :: kakge W.15tb:17. ¦ v distant vSecretarH'pf S 'iorderB - Warner, appointed Mr, John Korsos- what is man's duty on earth as an in- people, the : banner bearers of the in paifc:!;' and the . Apocrypha. . (In Mrs. Zablosky teatifiea¦'.thai-.on .Vf ed- The Department of State; was rneniol -*>«. nk . nf vrsddhiBs and bnriais win be ki city sealer of weights and measures, dividual and as a member, of society, highest truth accessible to' man. This preparation). nesday evening lastthese boys took: her rialized on; tbis^ identical- subi eot ili'published rweotebargl.^he.a they, oêur in The caiiae may be that Mr. Korsoski It is all there in those : two books, is the idea of the Sinaic^: revelation, of ¦um Ôoni^.ia.I^t lBiWlfial m«o^r ntj ie^ ^le^

andystripped

him to.

1879, eighteen, years ago; -The l2^^, L{e^;pSS5i effi "fi « obeys

the laws

of Moses, which ordain wj iich were original!^2^ffin "Swiii^She^f?elW "J

uat balances, just weights, a ]ust of Exodus.and: the beginning : ot Le- revelation contained m the yOecalog. :; (a) . comprising the era from :Ezra told, him: that, there was ;''g6irig to; be subject -of a eti rring address in ^

"compBnUd with »n order oi subscripti oa and ephah and ajust bin shall you have, vitiCUs show, and was originally Such a state will educate such a peo- arid the return of the Jews from; Baby- another crnoiflxiori" arid that the Gen- House.'as did subsequently Air Teller-K so to pay tor one year. ¦ ... . I am the Lord your God." (Leviti- called nnan iflD "The Book of the pie. Such a people and such a state lori, (587 B. O, E.J- to the originr. of tiles would" boss the job thia time.":; 'of Colorado.' in the Seriate - O n k*coMMbsioATioNs.iibVsUTned.Vtho writer, vijj cub 19:36.) Covenrint/' (Exodus ' xxiv., .. 7 ;s 2 realize the divine idea of-national or- Ohristiaaitw Membership fee, ?0^.cents. ; :»\^'li ,cast totsI ;boye,.mm^ as they,

dozen difiwerit bccaiious the'DeDjrt^not be pabUsned or , pres erved. No MSS. will . / ' . ,. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ IfJ nira Tir iSi 9 . 2 rhrnni pWSr T»fw ttanh Mn Ti anA +Kn' I'nAVSilital J a riVKr (h) On the origin of Ghristianity did the other time ; but not for . his j : ^ „"' f - - \ ^ "B iW VWW.^

, be returned unless forwarded for examination at - —7~~~-~r~ T , ,"£¦ ? Ti^' « ' • ">¦ '5 ron,lc.1*? *x^*> &an,z,at?on. "™ J?6 WidttaPs.' nghfr- . „n

vd ihe compilation of the Talmud, clothes (we 've got-them,). but for his pent was urged in vain to remedy ftj 'arxx:iai reg,uest orthei.uMiaher. . . , As industrial exposition in Jerusa- 14, rfO.J *Genesis is. the historical in- epusnessand holiness for the weal and Membership ee, 50 cents. , life. ¦'' :":- 'If ther dice comes - tip: "seven, injustice., ' The subject has: been ap- -. . . . . . . - . - '¦ . ¦ ¦ , —~^—~ lem will come off next year. . ;An traduction .to the event''arid, substance happiness of:all,' the.permanency,of , (o ) 'In preparation;¦.' .- ' . '" ." • though , we 'll agree to\\spare his life, tated for eighteen¦;years and yet i :. . ; IEWIBH 0AXKKD1K. astronomical observatory has been ot the Sinaic Thorah. lumbers is a the state, the moral rind intellectual IV. The General;. Ohaatouqua frorri crnbiflxion. . .Then we can . see United States Senator never heard cf^ V ki i ;iîS®SH^ Bl«».':. - ¦' tuilt in the city ot Jerusalem : W ri tf t^tt*.} ; n

-or^.-n.;] ^ - j j f fig ^g S t o A 'ffi*" W^5 '

" 'ft arid ;there;is a high tracer ja ft!

¦;8aadw, Jm^-JtabdoflL - : . .. Airs, de Lapraridie, whose, -aame ¦ it ordinances supplementary to it,, and with,the first Winciple, the rnonpthe- ^t 0f 'a Wgh sohoofor acaclemio grade, ¦' . ' •^bevek itIs;'' - Department ; who is; equally v u^s:. ¦•. ¦ ri5May, Jidy i,..,..*Ne .w.Mo^î«.- WiU bear. > It will be Opened October Deuteronomy is the historical con- ism, .the knowledge of truth , as the Membership fee, 60 cents per' annum. ¦

*, ; , . ¦ „ ; xv , ¦• , ^.u formedi incredible as the latter statp. -¦:i&S,il" ^MWb ^ : 1, 1897, and a scientific museum will clusion and the doctrinal completion, inalierJable right %F> man, the: sole $T.. SeoL Conisea rt r^dirig onâ ^JJ^^l^&S^ taent may

seerri:

* ;i ^'^W/ Sunday, Aug: 8"":;.TiBha B' Ah., -y ¦ - , ;, be added to it; - 0 . King; Solomon , all explanatory of the'Siriaic Thorah. iouridatiori of the 8tatei"iand the ideal wide.range ot subjects : arranged by. WWr,?S£^? 9^'ll: have to sive on ' - Yet evervthine-: thaVcould be don» H¦ Sffi'tt* ^^-

1 - ^^^^ . ' .wU^^feiaviiigf- The «inaVfhorah>ê -complete of the natioând ^he individual It

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1^^. ¦ ¦., ¦¦¦'¦ ¦'- . - ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ' . ¦ v "th ere is- nothing new under -th e text: ot Judaisiri, which we have de- proceeds with the sanctiOnôf the fam- " geUd for full 1 descriptive circular of delirious victim heard thisitob, but . the justice, and done in vain ûj siaii ". fObaeryed al.o preoedJngday, ¦ :; , ; . : am « . ;. ¦:. ,, ,"-v ¦¦ . ¦• ;¦¦ ;¦;; ;,: ; fin ed before as ''the. religion of the ily, ih which father and; mofter are aU the ribove courses; and for informa- ™6m^î^ ^^î^ j f iritrigueâtt art in whichher diplomj .^¦-¦' ' , . . . . . . -¦ . . .. .. ,¦ ¦- ¦¦ : ¦- . :-,* :' ¦ : - .; , .¦¦¦¦..' threefold covenant of God with man , the highest autbority, the mother is tion on- plans of reading arid organi- ^^. J"^ ™« a: ; REDUCTION :OF SUBSeniPTI ON: : ^ ^J ir st ^¦¦:- .¦; ¦: . ,V:' -^ ". ¦¦:: mimster;s vdiploma^ from the Union, eternal covenant never to be rimend this is new in the Decalog. The fem- Henry. Beôî^PhUadelphia, p ?- : drown che Child , then: taok-iim-out of those of Frarice or Tukey; Busaui -. Our subscribers art respectfully Theological Seminary in New York ea.never. to be abrogated (Ldviticus ily is free, has its;own jurisdiction ; - V ^rmTj ^W **H *i> iK ^ -baT Tj -Q the water and hanged him to: a . tree, word, when she chooses to sneak it k "/ asked to take notice that all subscrip-. is Miss Briggs, - the daughter of the 20:42-45 ; Isaiah 62:10 ; Jeremiah The state protects it but cannot legis- .r ^^^KW ~„ ; ".- ¦ '' As they let hwi idown, .newly ;uncbn- la„; viTflshinfftori ;no lefe thJu*: tions will be charged at- the old rate Professor,: Pr, Briggs, the gentlemari 46:28)f to last forever, which means late for it. " The ^family k a political : v :> -^rW^-." :: :: o ¦¦¦'.-¦ .'.¦' " '''

^^'i9 ^^^'f^^^w Pr

ance or Constantinopler lVeW ':;. ;fo r ;the year ' expiring during ; 1897 whovvaa ; ot ¦suBpended^ in;1894 for to be extendedVto;the whole of^hu- person, arid the Jasis of the theocratic .;• -yêw York Jhdew^ri*

has of- fflSbasê^vîllsmce^S understand; why this^ is'soin^ran^¦;; After that^-that is for .th e year ex heresy.^

This, young lady is; jn her nian.iamdy, the kingdom; of, God, to state. ;, .Ihta ja the moral j moment in L^.§L2Sl.?S iSScentSuv case has.been postpbneoV vintil he is able where the ?e6pWWe drunk with 1. piring in 1898- -the charge will be twenty-first year, young, bright\and begin on. earth in man's mundane the rights of man;;¦-. Then follows the 1 - ^T^^^ vf :5 ? ' i™-^P j -?- • ^ to'testafy.-£n9t»rr^'!^:,;.:- .-- . ,:v :' ' :;;v.;- . v:. for reveripefl.nd look to thBC79rt6 yft ::;|2.50

g a year. ,-Th is ¦ rriakes

" gV eloquent.; She_ will; make her way In Jil and :to end ;nowhere> time or declarVfono/the otherRights of inari; j g^ ^filKrSS H" ->e haveo^n;pr6testod aga^^^ SS^SSSSriS Sm: . soriptio^^ etermty, : .: -., .;

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tabia/liie.Jimbsâu^ health ; _ to the ^SSeSsi ^SoSftiS^

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»n Sabbath^schools k% "Mere têy.loofeto him for tt^, '. . come under,the Teduced,rate, and not theological seminary ; .it is Presby^ -Ittaust be" remembered here that chastity and purity of his family ; to tS!rfKi&?aSeSr!r2 ItiS of the myth that the curse Of blood strong^hand to' uphold the idtterinE 7-. ..; those begirining-preywisly. : , tenan, we supposes -. . - literalor plenary inspirationis claimed his possessions, and his honor , fl ohe Of ?Kg WS ^ 5 5 thosB guiltiness rests: upon the Jews for tie

^yriasty arid preVent the long threadL~^- : ¦ . ". . : . '/ . - -,

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' - , {* ^8> qnly, and -only by orie of which

^ the state;or ite individuals'is S^rnS an it Sin S ^° «ucifixiori of Jesus. . 'There ened pirtitionif the country. -Their ?Km * is^bvproof whatever that the' Jews positiori:} ¦——-

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$ êir ^cationj should. notô recorded; in the Talmud, .Others of ^he Decalog; closes, with a command-

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Se Adven^ were resporisible^r .his;eXecution , not own,government; is;, bevond: compre.;:;¦.- Subsoribers.g(iing abroad for the sum- ^Berlin ,; .Uipzig^yienna or such equal authority, aud. supported also ment which -was then, enhrely new/

even in :the:;;New . Testameiit,-when hensiori, Tt iot only- Wrongs every -mer, or intending, to .spend'it at Ameri- other cities ^

here the universiti^re by express statements in; Deuterono: "Thpu shalt not covet.': vln regard to noSothe"udy ormopheclvwill critically : examined; ' Even ;if the ^mericariv Jew, ' bu^ wVbnM every' ;'"' ¦

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^^-Seimtism. .They

myiuaintain,. that general and ;um- the- state it can mean ;onlyr;that : it not subject themselyes:to:anbther îs^ story were true>a s; taright in;the tra- citizen of every - other relmious de- r;*xS ^S? bf %tl riotke w tZ o'ildâthergoteStrassburg)Praguei yersal principles ivere revealed ; to should'^bt ooyet or^desire to possess appointment by placirik tw nvachôpe ditâ:;;of the' churches, ;to tell , it^to nomination well.; Tt stultinWtlie ': . offl . -S- addSlan^brohanged ?^weeklyH desired. ; ¦ ¦¦• tained one may seek and no anti-Se: he ,colned dpctrines,, precepts,; laws • which -is-ab indirect .interdiction ^f ^f^SlSâ^Je^SS

post^tum is an unjustifiable act The world.'It %-as^sha«^ ^^^:,I WW,™ madness-is_ rampant.- x oung ortiinances, commandments arid insti- wars of conquest, and seems to be; the. jt may be a very beautiful "scheme from teaching-can lave rio 'bthpreffect than u'p6n-i;,

6u>';..:wutclieon, " v 'as'.'''' w«A- -; fte '-;l/"fcONfiilFfiATI ONS NEED ING - p$op ecouId^"Jy bed ?8?usted.In 8u<J h tutions, to realize tbow; principles as idea in the address of Jep.tha to1 the the staudpouit of the. Gm-istiau literal- to instill into : the -youthful ;m|nd existence of slaver^/ vvnuKcw rv n company and become pessimistic and cb^titutioriând lawsof the theocracy, = King of Moab; (Judges 11:24). .To ists who may hope .that /t -wiU be hatred, even abhorrence, of th eir 'Jew-: is4a new. thirie that Wgrown up sinceRABBIS , . - . ' . misantbropic in such, a .pestileutia the canon of thri nation and :-every the individual it c^:. • ¦• ¦¦• ¦! atmosphere , or contract the curse of individual, the moral,-e thical arid re- the motives must .be as pure a^^^

^How to Procure Proper Incumbents selt-contempt. We warn-all: ana ;ev: Hgioris guide for all. These principles as the action which the . law ordains will carry the iavor of neither the Or- more natural - than such / occurrences continuously : was / .promptly rebuVd v:for Vacant Pulpits. ery^ne to keep .away, put of

that are eternal, the letters making them and conscience , dictates. .These; are thodos ' lior the.: Liberal Jews. Th^y a3 those ¦'chrbuicled 1; above? What aria/sterrily¦prevented. ? Since then.a ;¦¦—^—- foul air. . t ^ ^ practicable are amendabler and^ were categories ot laws \vhich regulate

the w'a both utterly condemn,it. _ .. . mWriatural ân that such teaching new stenda^^^Âll of the students who are to grad. / < . ' ¦ ' : changed and replaced of ten and again power , of . the.

ûate from the Hebrew Union College THE Eabbis of Germany, as we re- iri the course of history, not only by individual .atad hisi moral: motives. It be jndged from the. suggestion of a turiate enough ;to receive»-it/ through riot unjust to stigmatize as j gâominKîn June have made their arrangements ported in its time, established a union the. prophets and the- Rabbis Of -the is the law of the covenantj the qonsti- Jewish ;'flag ..-with • seven golden stars,", all their life. Murphy,: Cbambers arid oils.' -: Ohariges of admiuistratiori liaw ;for the coming-year. It is useless, or central conference; of the German Talmudj brit also by the progress of tution of thevtheocracy, the kingdom ,\yhioh. do . not symbolize trie old seven Hough ; pr obabl y fancied Vtherriselyes brought- no improyemerit in;thi|«- -!therefore, for congregations whose Rabbis without reference; to reform emergencies arid the constant changes of God. ¦• ;' ;- ¦' days of t^riweek/but the juew seven- ¦•yûng ::. j,^.i;M .-'j j jj|1gv;

ê -;| v. ^ g^b ;,partiM ; are v equally tf>pulpits are vacant to look to this or orthodox tendencies; The# object of conceptions .and . standpoints occu- . .. '. . . ., ,' .; y ,, . ¦ political It 'hoptes to coioriize Pales- The fault hardly^ lies with : them;'it is blame. /:v Both -parties thrive sliHii^source for an'incumbent. There are,, of the Union it seems, is union , as pled by the coriimunities in differen t , The third prmciple of the Mosaic tiue with, such Jewsi as will consent to upon the church ' schools, in .which equal servility irl;this shameful coui&^however; graduates of the college whOj little else, could be accomplished by times and places. . The question Can revelation is that of progressive legis- go there, aud btiy or beg the consenu of they received^ their ethical trairiing .;•".' ."" -/ ' '. '>' >'!V".'."' :'.'. ' ;/ . ' ; . /:though at present engaged, desire to such a heterogeneous association. But only be, which are" those principles Iation , basing on the unalterable prin- the Porte; tbi allow the Jews to set .rip, |hflt the reproach should fall. - thp ''TFoblRrP ^ nKASTFIJ '1!!!--'make a change, and there are ether «hi ' ul tra-orthodox, rabbis are riot safe laid down in Exodus.and Leviticus ciples forming the base of: the theocr ^ . of a*State. ;We are not so_ ; hy- . . ,- ¦ ; ;-, . -,¦ * .- • : - ; . . ,;.. . " ît^? -able and fully competent men whose isfied with these propositions. Chief of which we maintain they contain racy, to meet all - emergencies and ^[j

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8^^^ JEWS BABEErJ iJBLOSL EtTSSIA- ' .- ¦° ,'."

;;. / fservices can be obtained. The prop- Rabbi Hirsch called a conference at all appertaining to the kingdom of change Of conditions at all times. Law Baered Temple Hill and move out of his . . .'.'.' ;¦" '.'": "¦ . . ¦'- It is with' deen irearet we leira;er, and in fact.the only, way to reach Hainburg, to meet there on May 7, heaven. Let us see. ' -: .'. and ordinances of this kind are called nibsqne . to make room for the Bus- WMhington, D^these gentlemen is through the ad ver- to form a rabbinical union of the ultra _ " , Mushp atim. . Concerning them Holy sians' escaped helots. We cariript Perkins of California has- uricovered a the: higheBt-social biroies of- Paris lost;tising columns of this piper. A prop orthodox only. What they have ac- v. fl „ , n - - u Mm„Io ,.. -o, Writ doea not maintain " God spoke imagme the Christian Powers yieliiing curious atiA importopt complication: in5 thriir lives id the awf nl catastrophe that .;erly worded advertisement will bring complished we will know in a week or , he, firJj ? ™f9 ipI"'ra

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;;I it ' - .¦ ii i . xL i - 6 ^ ti' • tl u i. c ¦ i ; ii. odus is that ot oure and absolute i t«_ u ™ ..u ^_ i- - a • ¦• r ¦ .Wnen rnrKey .is reaoy to consent—ana in Kussia. whioh he will at ; once bring o^nirpA . 'annVi ' - liMrfcfflit: , ¦BVmMt£lS¦ ;to their notice the fact that a vacancy two. It might be beneficial to the ° Q h J| h ^ onlv true and î^'ch would make them mviola-

it wm be 0liiT by for

ce-to yield con- to the

attention of Congress arid the ffirfio u^tne^ Trho1fof: the «cexists, that applications - for the posi- cause if the two parties. organize apart Sf S {he SibbWoirS ^

decrees/of the divine sovereign; trol of Jerusalem, Russia expects to country. . The senator vras called' on £S bodteSritifled areTose?tion are solicited, what qualifications from one another, and go to work - .^V I,J > ™u - *i,Iwo l rtf - ii ZT -l 'theads this section of the law (Exo- take the oity, and Prance expects to a few daya agp by a conptituent. -who of Madame Theodore Porges "and ¦are necessary, and what the Congrega- each in its direction without imiifldv 'P^SVfi 7 T ¦ & »¦ - -St m dus 20 "And these ate the judgments *°auif? the. whole of Syria, with all has. lived in . the ''golden state'' • for Madame Kann, Madame Porfees was ,;tion has to offer . An advertisement ment to one another, and w^ which thou shalt put befor> them ; » ea^Kre it noHBiblH fnr th«H fihrfiw« S

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the wife

of the:weU-Jmpvyri;banker, and;/of thU kind continued until the va- pocrisy to please one another. ^d^k^llSg eterS

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which

it is-feîd. 24:4 7) ^SSS^^S-.R^^S SS^^ ^ S^' %$S^ &?Sff iu &cancy is filled , is by far the best way ~— „ gj™"QW0« V« l ™af ^.^ l the people unanimously consented to with it? The' first thiug would be' to that all that was necessary was fob him ffius Deaôf proceeding. It is more manly, The State of Indiana, through its "„„„„;„„ oZv B\\' ] ^0-,oU^„ r»l Xa ohey these statutes also.. It was with build a. temple, we

^suppose. and give it tovgo, to the state department and pro- and Bhe maê her debrit at the Spabish /more iudependent . and leaves the con- board of charities, has undertaken the reasoning, ana an legislation lor tne t{]9 c„n8ent 0f tbe peopie that these oyer to Orthodox Jews.

^Would they be cure a passport, whiohhe conld do by court. -She was related to Barori Henri :gregation in absolute freedom to custodial care and control of aU its or- happiness of humanity must start,: j ^ / j ^ introduced, at that ¦ f?S^'^^^-LWS^'^^^'-W7 '!

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^T-1V-Î*Jp- de •Rdthsbhild/wboia - wife -; was alM » ;u „ . "t a , m ohan, dependent and abandoned child- and in which a 1 moral , ethical and a * TUo ,aaanr% „e;k. „ ¦ -^ ?• take the trouble to re-establish all the ing the usual fee. Thereupon, his con- wMBweilW It hna been sttited in oMr^choose a man to.suit themselves To , P^ ¦

tC\me has ever taken religious doctrines, precepts and in- f™\v F T™ ¦ th,8 °oa

^tfev? ruies

ôf Moses and Ezra, and observe stituent informed Senator Perkins-that ^ ^W-j n^&T S r m'ask anyone to recommend a rabbi is 8Uch au advanced step in tiiis direc- stitutions must be roosted and e^ he .(the constituent) was a Jew. . The " .h^S&Sttie'Boaiie olV:- -always in some measure to iocur an tion, and the success of the venture f, t^? 0 Jl. m I ««,?« !„ principles aud categories of law must Will they go back to their red heifer senator then advised him to take the disaster had arrahged to Rive ft dinnef 'obli gation. We give this as Kood ad- will be watched with great interest.- e?', V"B 18 ,w1

Moses nrst prin- be turned int0 apecial lawa to meet 'and their water of jealousy? Eveh the passport to the Russian minister to this the same evening^ but that the funotioBvice to all congregations who wish to ^hang, c.ple, from which every other truth is 8pecia, ca3e8 0f acLl occurrence. In S°dD ttaV and If ^JXVV

8hould W

&Z$L^™j £t °, , ." & rpi ^ „,„„f j !fli„„u^. mi,;î, \.r.„ i a mere efflux, lhis fi rst principle is if „„ i „i „„ iu «•• > - .- i • • to- ao that , aua it tney should, the The gentleman went to the state de- .ap .vnra i „* (-ha i'n-inwvl into his resi- ;¦engage a rabbi. , The great difficulty which has ham- d ¦ -

^ f { J cleamW H eeC°Pd plaC6i these Mdpatm laid reT ived Mosaic State, controlled by the partment and procured the passport, as $£?£¦. \ i S? ri^f aX deaf. pered the individual states in their ffP^™riam/?o , 1° i.oD? PST%. before the people are based directly most unenlightened Russian and Pol- a matter of course. Then he proceeded--wffi^ t^ ft^-hto fflSi^' .T„r . p -i \\ r to m ot • attempt to care for orphan and other "' ft , "" U8 „, '° , '7 t - i- ,V upon these principles and categories, ish. Jews, would be an object of con- to the Russian legation and asked the Z rllfi ifiP„^1«i hnflhaiid who was in: 'Iiib Rev. J. M. taster ot Boston is . cted cMdtea

l t0 arise M: 18-21 ; 34:b and 7 ; Leviticus 19: /hich had f^J 8QV • |ec tempt to Jews all oyer the world minister to vise the passport. That ^^^^SR^Sl

'-a c ergyruan of the Reformed IVesby- f h &] b ,.

th d f 2. All proiihets and sages in Israe , all in the the0cracy. And in the third ffiS h^V^ffh"' ^0ml exam ned the, ***"***> fPu

Son and was o^^ the^Committee f \

t il*.: , i „ ?Wltit *l "eracie no secular education. Children reared reaso ieu on uiose texts expo undeu 0f tnat and severa succeeding ages? supported by the benevolence of "Iain not ," was the reply of Sena- -n?™. r5eB,im"-!? Z lhf lJmeA a s ;' H ll yi TTr

g. 1 TXZ 1 ia State inîtutious are of necessity and illustrated Ins revelation without M aU f tbem apj7liCabJe we^ny Jews all over the world, and tor Perkins ' iittfent?* I 2? a Sf asThe SnC Julian % Ho« ;b s flock John D.Grabam , dec pin ed. fc , , oyer particular sect, h*ViaS beeu able t0 adlt 1('ta to and many of them have been incor Ziou would be a byword again Jevy " . .

\^%l^ggB^0Sions of tfeMr. (iMliam isa lawyer and the Kev. „0„„n „ „„„ „f aa p„L„(0, f \f » i j - *i „ J1 e 11 • m- 1 It must also bo retnemuered that a "Iu that case," said th e Russian n" umj ? T1 (,uuuw,uuJ. .M . Foster thinks that in taking

h 1 S h, ^The De Wette hypothesis the bonk P°'ated m the codes of all civ.lmd Hebrew State in Palestine would dam- minister, " I Vn camjell«d to Srta HAnSf S is ' M«d* Kann . .the atlorncv 1- oat h , and becoming iu / ' î^Z ^t ^

lt^ ™ W. he' t me of nations as well as the Decalog The age the condition of Jews in every you that ][ oauuot vise your pa»poif fEmil e Stiebe l)^ eiaSe o Sir Ed-..a wav an 'tfcr ,f a eovernment o ?' ° y w g ° u- 'ie °??r Ki»B Joaiah was bunteronomy, is at- muiii object and inten tion of Holy other country Now they cnii lairl> I am forbidden .by my government to ^S^^ J ^ tlnoJ m^ -a waj an omu i 01 a government prote8tant sects, object to this , aud in terlv ' false w utr arv to the e™s Writ n head ng this section of laws claim to be Jews iu religion , but En-, do-so. " w

naI£ X™^naia^", evidently tow h.ch .1.H* not exp licitl y recogiiue CQU ,u mos

Jt of t,j e ^^ hn ^gme™â j;

Ugs â IL Chron- thus, exceptionally so, could only Bên in England, Germans in Ger; The Oaltforntan returned to Senator ^{baShe Lord Mayor referred oathe k in gn ln p of Je«i« Christ Mr Gra dren ^ho a„ unf ort unate enough to ides, as uuoted above, where it is have been to express the will of God! Si™?^T America-aud'th«t „, ^^^rt -im ot' tho "««" ^n^S e^tofaV*" public g.* 'vain Iihs shiukI ami should be thrust ,¦ 1 r* u ».•*.,*„ i „ „ ^ 1 1 ulnialv stated that it wat th« Bank nf l 1 • ¦ ¦ . . ' Ainei leans iu America , ana tney make of bis visit to the Russian renrasenta- „r i„„ „* +i,a ¦¦**;,„ *{£ Hhmn iu speak-f'r,) ,n t hef ( ,l.l. M r.( H-ahamco »tests this fe left destitu te and are not cared (or

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who ™d>« ™ progressive legislation the. most enthus aa

tic citizens . But tive The senator was greatly astou- VXJS& 'BiZL f **-view. He is pi -rlecilv willin * to help

pnvatechanty , are treated aacrnn- a4 that this was tho Sinai ThoraS, as "llh the C01lseut ot the Peoplf' aud vith a capital at Jerusalem they would ished. He at ouce procured a copy t l^ S^ p n 'l

iz^-liS'r^xiit ss=; ffi he''K'£sr»B"k£ : ' :1sk^s sssv*? &^sa,£ aîssw^s^sSSis S'bi l he M not willii i K Unit he shall be kept in orphan asylums aud these are " j fojy Writ, n 17 e s It ifaston - petrifaction and the oppression ol ffho haa 3nst. lear"e(l tbttt "il wafi ment and laid the matter before Assist- *!?$„ IJ J^Lh. t?n 4ld u mem-

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insti tU" ^» *»" S0 ""'" -tUahTa laws ai.d .customs the beS ficentVur- fiL. ^,eW9 Wh° klll8d °Ur Blessed S?^ D

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S )-<»f which vanished long ago. fph, Xd

farther, as D, Kohler tells us SoXuS^HeitSSlSJSJK T^^fi^fe "ment. Mr. Foster is at least coustt H>» . «h»Wren are broug ht before a ^g^Jf "^^ ™'y »3 [a ful t() expound- the lawa in "The American Hebrew," to the into au investigation of the matter". JSri

106 by the Lotd mem' mid lopica) He is at worst an rt?aK,8trate and bj him committed to and to legislate , were introduced aud Orthodox Jew , as well as to some or After a brief delay he addressed a note A"hiirt namfid Alfred David and W» .em ana logical. He is nt uorst an f . des giiated -. „ , , named later on. All this however thodox OhriBtiaus. the restoration of to the senator saying that the matter ,-£"? M-rfS2L wSn nnd oohim. BW 'unreasonable fanatic. Mr. Graham Kw , • nft„_ Q _ „„„„!_„ :„*„ ?K0 ™ t The "new covenant" wh ich .Tere- lm,ueu ,tt uc' uu '. .A l k"™ » ",JWCVBr . the Jewish kingdom involves the ap- was as stated bv the senator -R m »M , ,es' Mesdames Kahu .and|"uis a religious demagng and a hypocrite SX ; ' ir f "ff . i mifth promised to tbe captives in Baby- was new and original , with Moses, as pearance of the Messiah with all super- Inen? I?^ seems that ^RnâuMnf™ also reported atnong the dead.besides. From the domination of a ilgl0UB amllat,°u8 oi .th° V**?* ani1 Ionia refers to none of the three coven- was tbe establ.shment of representa- uatoral power. According to the Tal- the Jews as forming a pbliS pTfcy — " nartv comnnsed of such men mav the >n.con«>nance . therewith. I his seems ants noted above. It refers exclusively li ve government (Numbers xi., 16, mud , "God administered au oath to regarded as , inimical to the czar's sov- My Nelflhbor Told MeLnrd dp lijp r m falr euou gh ' but there ia a Kreat d ] t0 Israel ? "'le to.tbe laud. °,( Palestine 17 , 24 , 25), of all of which Paganism r?«*el never to urge or over-hasten the ernmont aud that , therefore, the Jews About Hood's Sarsariarilla and nii 1

^mra deliver us. of objecti on raised , and among a very sf«re,d to them in n apecial covenant Uleu had no idea. There was no leg- t,m9 A0.f redemption before God in bis who owe allegiance to other govern- try i.-Th£" theiTflSd of ad'e't,8.mie

li ii1• * * nmJ rioo. ni i.ii;.,«no ouCt tu, L of "Oo raaao vitb Abraham < Geuesis . , .. j ¦ v .4 ., , b own time matured his plans, but to re- men ts than Russia are nnti nnrrn i t-i-ori bIvbb Hood's fiarsatnirilla the larfte"' «°„j>«/T „ , , , , r , ( A m ¦ e^ d^ o t citizens at that. f

his is X V ) The Israelites had forfeited that iala ion and no law besides the decrees main sabmissive to the. worldly powers to enter the Sre even £, t^ .'«^ '- SS^Mmi X/ Thk Central Conference of Amen- caused by the repugnance which ev- titie. lost their land, and the prophet of the kings. There could be no rep - to which he is subjected. " But this bers of their own fami?v &£K Sawaparllla oures ; that it gives *wjB.can Kiibbis would do a very useful ery intelligent and patriotic citizen tells them God would renew this cove- resentative form of government be plan of Dr. Herzl's anticipates the di- Perkins intends to introduce a resolu teaUfi - vitality and vigor, and ,wnwthing if , at the Montreal meeting, it feels toward permitting funds for the »alIt > fi0 to say exteud their lease ou cause there was no people that pos- vine plan. It does not wait for the tion in the Senate to ascertain why borhoods a»e «aa a family meaici

would appoint a committee to make a maintenance in whole or in part of J™iS??°^; TÎL^S T?1- ** sessed the freedom to govern itself by i^^, ^ ^ ", ^?4 this

i-BI 80 and wh^ tnis government Hood's Pills act easily' andtP'«e.list of a I the dul y authorized liabbis institutions under sectarian conLl to Û %*S£ «£$ S*

its representative, "ffi Kfi 2? JewZlftyal- S&f ^£» ?$ *^ Ûm a-^-J^™ -in the United States. ,, be taken from public funds , as a dan- p. 101 e. 8. (ft*. */W.) *. with which the UniUstltes v^^Z^wM^m^^ '

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