Good, Jeremiah Haak

D.D. (Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, Penn., 1868), Reformed; b. at Rehrersberg, Berks County, Penn., Nov. 22, 1822; graduated at Marshall College, Mercers burg, Penn., 1844; was sub-rector of the preparatory department of the college, 1844-46; pastor of Lancaster charge, Fairfield County, O., 1846-48; profe or of mathematics in Heidelberg College, Tiffin, O., 1850-68; and since 1869 has been profe or of dogmatic theology in the theological department. He was founder (1848) and editor of The Western Mi ionary, now called The Christian World, Columbus, O. He also was largely instrumental in founding Heidelberg College and Theological Seminary (1850). He is the author 93 of The Reformed Church Hymnal, with Tunes, Cleveland, 1878, 20 editions; The Heidelberg Catechism, newly arranged, Tiffin, O., 1879, several editions; The Children's Catechism, 1881, several editions; Prayer-book and Aids to Private Devotions, 1881; The Church-Member's Handbook, 1882. GOOD WIN. Daniel Raynes, D.D.(Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me., 1853), LL.D. (University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1868), Episcopalian; b. at North Berwick, Me., April 12, 1811; graduated from Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me., 1832; became profe or in it of modern languages, 1835; president of Trinity College, Hartford, Conn., 1853; provost of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1860; resigned, 1868. Since 1863 he has been Holy Trinity profe or of systematic divinity in the Episcopal Divinity School of Philadelphia. He is the author of Christianity neither Ascetic nor Fanatic, New Haven, 1858; The Christian Ministry, Middle town, Conn., 1860; Southern Slavery: A Reply to Bishop Hopkins, Philadelphia, 1864; The Perpetuity of the Sabbath, 1867; The New Ritualistic Divinity, 1879, 2d ed. same year; Memorial Discourse on H. W.. Long fellow (before the alumni of Bowdoin College), Portland, 1882; Notes on the Late Revision of the New-Testament Version, New York, 1883; Christian Eschatology, Philadelphia, 1885.