Identifier: christiancynosu187172blan (find matches)
Title: Christian Cynosure
Year: 1871 (1870s)
Authors: Blanchard, Jonathan, 1811-1892.
Subjects: Secret societies - Religious aspects - Christianity.
Publisher: Chicago, IL: Ezra A. Cook
Contributing Library: Buswell Memorial Library, Wheaton College (IL)
Digitizing Sponsor: CARLI: Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries in Illinois

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of theseir shield our school sy.issaulls till we give up the-en to be crammed with vuk... pro- •■l.niti Tl,, of the llth. At Kourth of July dinners andothaV festive occasions, thousands offoolish, silly and thoughtless utterancesare made. Of course then P. G. S.Wildfivs toast was neither vulgar orprofane. Though he scattered fire-brands, arrows and death, was he not L3th. To say that Satan would blush Illinois I Bttnlj a step in uUvani c. although: pro-ceeding on the false basis of licensinginiquity. A similar law in Ohio is soonto be tested in the courts. Tna Linn Co. Pilot (Iowa) rotatethe fbHCTwing preliminary CfttCohtlitlg by a Mi i„ «.»HT whirli Intel* ean.c VAIUOIS ITKMS. Paris ha- 250,000 children of schoolagS* with scliuol m.-oniniodations foronly 80,000 of thom. Fort) one coses of school states were>)ii;i;.eil i.. .-inly l» .lapau by a Penn-sylvania company. The Roman Catholic Church proper-ty in No\1 \ nrk City bus hecn estima-ted by gTJOd judecsnt 8fl0,OQ0,QQO.
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should their families pinch and THE CHRISTIAN CYNOSURE i FEBRUARY 1,1872. EMrr BolrdVUcliiri^in FotinHjrhanla. c of le( ,.;.-i... In-l.l Mei ■l- V. P. Churchcounty, Ponnsylvaooath-hound societies, to .1 lurgc audi-ence, which attended regularly andlistened attentively, in the extremecold weather of the last week of l>e-timber, Ih?J. Some Masonic editors,.„..■ .-..I t» nonwItSH idnnnYr. Hip M-r ult! *try. If l Mar isoliP r.f ()„ •-.•hit-fit ll.V Ll.ul \1 -«t;iiiil) keep on hand, for thci volrere nr* charged to the muzzle withiL All our Elders, all our Bishops,*all our grciit ami mast crmnont men arcMasons, and I Micro it to boa fact thai more than one in a hundred dare come out against it; if ttiev arenot Masons, the institution has them bythe thfo.n and strangles them into si- 2nd, I was ch irged tvith rebellion,■ind llii-ri wa» no attempt lo charge tncwith anything hut opposition In Miim.ii-ry. Tliey freely ndmitled thnt theycould fellowship me as a Christian; and

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