School And Church

- A deaf mute wa3 recently orda a clergyman of the Ohureh of Eng] by the Archbishop of Canterbury. - About twenty per cent. of the gradnating olass at Williams are high or over, or, to bo exact, ( li class of sixty.- Tro; 'Time. - Christian, make a note of this: The net ga'in in communicants the past was nine times qraater in fon pions than in Christendom ' - Union. - Rev. Thomas Spurgeon, son of great Londoa divine, i pastor of a flourishing Baptist Church in Auckland New Zealand. - It has been deoided to robuild the .Roman Catholio Cathedral at Cha, ,ton, S. C, which was barm ígreat firc of 1861, and at tbat tima isidered the finost eoclesiastioal bui! in the South. - Thero are over one thonsaad mi ¦bers in tho three I onal .churches in Seranton. J'a. Bl. .two and three hundred oi uber have been admitted !aary. - The nvarae Sanday p!:fn co tions of Bev. Nrwniiiii lia 1 s church, i" Westmiuster Bridge lto:i i, Lo l$17ó, and of Rev. C. H. Spnrgí íconregation in the great l'.i s::, - It is sakl that wbea oM Green Mili Protestant Episcopal Church, on the Wicomico River, was bu It. in people drove tlitiir oowa to the building1, milked thein, and with the miik. m the red ochro with whioh the i painted. The color still rema u. eflort to restore thu oíd church taken a praat oal shape and il be oesí.ful if its friends pcomptl] to the appeals made in ts behalf. - timore Sun. - The journals of the Enlish Sooi for the Propagatioa of thö Gospel in Foreign Parts are to be priutoil. It niay not be generally known that I journais ooatain the earliest hlsto reoords of the Church lo Canada, and the West [nd will lili uve ootaro volamos ol i 700 pages each, and the c,t of thi will lo ix guineas. Only i wfll be prhited, uniese the oumber of gubsoribera wlio come I will warrant the isaue of ¦ ín which case thc prico will be fi a set. - There is a ahnrchinMíltonCountv, Georgia, that is badly split up on il" subject of eyclotie pits. i a goodlv number of members ai the church have dug oyclonc oonsidered by a "majorin as a flagrant violation of and a temptaíiou to God to w otf the face of the earth. diggers wen more fearfol of than of the nrath of the maioi have been tiirned out of the They immediately orgauizcd tb Jnto a church, uudor the