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Biinple pardon.
W o l i a v o i n t h i s blessed d i r u n t l o n l o s a l v a t i o n
m u o h t h a t is e n c o u r a g i n g .
T h o u n i v e r s a l olJor
(o
oJ
l a l v a l l o i i . T h o r o is n o n a t l o u a l r e s t r i c t i o n , J e w a n d
Gentile, tho Ksquiinonu a n i tho Mottontot, tho
Eu-
r o p e a n a n d t h e A f r i c a n , all a r e
this
oiler.
timbracod
A l l m u s t o o i n o i n t h o Baino w a y .
be e n a b l e d t o s a y , o u r F a t h e r ,
roitrlctioii.
In
All
must
T h o r o i« n o i n u i i t a l
I ' r o f o u n d l e a r n i n g Is
not
naooasary,
Oreali m e d i a l aeeuraon may bo dispensed w i t h ,
j u s t to k n o w t h a t you aro a sinner, to
know
iliit
(bat
JosuH t i l e d t o s a v e y o u , t o k u o w h o w l o o a l l o n h i m ,
(hb'
till
ttiWn,
that
toriil,'
'
O u r h e a r t s s h o u l d over be raised In t h a n k f i i l n t f r f i f ' "
salvatlori . Hlfitim-,
gratttudo
love o n
yonr
for h i m w i i o died to save'y^iit."
"Seek
Is " b ^ '
P o s t p o n i n g Is b u t t h e
'
near."*"'
" L o t tho w i c k e d forsake his
way,"
" A n d tho n n r i g h t o ' i u s m a n his
" F o r he w i l l a b u n d a n l l y
CUUI8T
part
'
tho L o r d w h i l e ho m a y b # f < i u n d . " '
" C a l l u p o n h i m w h i l e h e Is
'
thotii;Uts,'
" A m i he w i l l hat-e m o r c y i f p o i i b i m , "
a,''
" A n d to o u r G o d . "
T l i o m a n w h o buiioves ro|)unts, a n d tho
rntlol^''
upon
not'
h o Is e m b r a c e d
"whoHoevor."
his
Aftoi-
any
Calh
of a t l f t i i i i n g the same s a l v a t i o n .
individual.
bo
w i l l e x e r t e v e r y e n e r g y o f h i s o w n , he w i l l t a x
o w n s t r e n g t h a t r l i n g e n u i t y to
" A n d lot. h i m r o t u r n u n t o t h o
reponlaneo a l w a y s eonciir i n Iho sanio
iiio
niW
hol|)lo8«n«^8.
t h a t ihoso are d i t l o r o n l k i n i l s of s a l v a t i o n , or m o a n s
B u i this faith and
tho
I t is t h o u n i v e r s a l C h r i s t i a n e x p e r i e n c e , t h a t s l n n f t V
evldoi{g.o of a w a n t o f g r a t e f u l
^f
sees
I l looks alwve and. J t s ^ t j j p y
w r a t h 9f a sin-avenging God.
c a l l i n g n o w u|)on t h e TiOrd.
So i n d i d o r e n t places, s a l v a t i o n
it
h i d e o u s n e s s o f s i n , w h e n tb.t; t e r r i b l e p o f i a l t y starAW
W e l i n d i n t b e w o r d of ( i o d a p p a n i n t l y d l l l ' o r e n t
Fjord
slunor'
Lord
Tho^'JaHbt'
when
that
tho
pra^''
8aul'6f
every
p r a y e f . S T I i l 8 calling Implied dlstross.
c a m e t r o m b t i i i j f i 80 e v e r y s o u l ,
of
T o I h e j a i l o r at I ' h i l i i i p i , " B e l i o v o o n
of'
I.KS J i a v u d , m m t c a l l u p o n t h e
t h e o n l y w a y y o u c a n show
answers to this i j u e s t i o n .
unueif
1
'
can't
eald
prayeth."
Ih')
Lit'd'
I k u o w of 'fid
tho sinner
\Vhi<i s h a l l w o d o ?
O n tlio day
tip-in
namo
W c m u s t call u p o n h i m In p r a y e r ,
for his comprehensive o l f i r
.foHUH C l i r i H i . "
N o t u p o n Gdil,'
other
ho|>oleHsly c o n d o n i n e i l .
is m a d e t o
lo
faith
( ; ! ) n n i ( i i ' r i n n iIk' l o v i n g k i i i d n o H s o f
boforo
aro
'3x0rei«09
God."
and
(fone.o, w i l l i o u t t a k i n g i n t o
a n d be b a p t i z e d . "
you
pleaiio
T h o n , itoing in tho lioah, and w i t h -
n o t oaiinol duuy lliin boforo oltlior of tho t r i b u n a l ) ) ,
wliloli
to
u n i l y ibtHjiised ; w i t l i o u l <M)ntiidering that
oinoiion,
violiiiinii
For wherovisr wi) liml
" T t i o u s h a l l n o t " i h i i r o 1, a
Mhalt."
net,
or i ; i i l c r l i i l n ( ! i l a x i n ^ l u ilnNiri'
y o u w o u l d all tUo l i i i i o h a v i !
iuipousible
out f a i t h , tho Dinner
Higbt of (Jod.
having
hIiikIo w o r d
i», t t 0 f o r i n o r
u n a b l e to p e r f o r m
'
ilono ?
U u p p o g o y o n h a v e l i v n d 11 t b u aa;"
bility
ner
l a t t e r Jooh not.
tiixt.
t u y w l f l o t h o i i n o o n v < rii!(4.
W l i a t bavo I
" W i t h o u t f a i t h i t i8
H o r n a g a i n the d l H l i n o i i o n b o t w e u n Haint
B o f o r o l l i i H hiHt t r i l i i m a l I p r o p o s e t o
t w o qucfltioiiH f o r m i n g the
I f t n o r o is d e s i r e d t i i r i i t o H e i i r o w t ) x i .
HW
atlentidn.
h e a v o n , w h e r e b y m e n can be s a v e d . "
bo
a l o n o can i^lvo U H t i n ; ; liiippinoHs.
Oh^
to
f x ) r d the H e d o e m b r , u p o n J e h o v a h , u p o n the
\
.S, ' S o t h e n thoHO t t i a i j t r o
aro unorrliig, I hGod's w o r d .
our
T h a t w a y Is t o o a l l u p o n t h o L o r d .
t h e i I i h I i i - a n n o t p l e a s e ( l o i ) . " C a n a n l a i n o r caisa
dociHioiiH
claims
tlio C r e a t o r , tho L a w y e r , tho Ju^igo, b u t
T u r n to I t o m n n H v i i i
vvlio.^o
Hertj
will."
' I v
T h e appointed w a y next
Im3roliod e n , a n d o a n n o t . i b o r c f o r o . H c ' c n r u [ l o r i i i a n o i i t
ono
"Whosoever
will.
buppiiicns.
T h e la«l c o u r t of appoal",
up'<itf
Saul of T a r s u s was
N o o i i o c h i i bf! w l i o l l y In l i l l ' r i - i i t us id w l m i b i n f o l -
before
ixSiiK
Betoro
T h o t h i e f u|ion Iho cross c a l l r t l
fullow-inan.
ih(< w o r l i i e i > i i d ' < m i i ( i d y o u .
glMod
the
T h e r e Is n o r e s t r i c t i o n as t o U i c n i o n i l
of the i j o r d , tbo Pharisee
you
olrcoitj-
W o cannot f o l l o w the Savior In
carriages.
2 8
tfid rleli '^over
t h e cross of C h r i s t , r i c h and p o r i F s f l f i i l
being
tlmHe
T h o lil'Ht o o i i r l III w l i i c l i ()M>r> i i i H i i i n i i ^ l lie t r i o i l
lin|»<ii iiiii(;(i>
lhai
Ib^nee
liuVI! H i n i i i ' i i Hf^iOiiNt \ o u r
wliOBO ( I c o U i o i i K u r < ' i i H U u l i T
tliK
Biew
l o g l s l a l o r lias
lfii-i;c
) i i t | i | i i u o m.
( i l r o l b o o a n s o ( i t IcBHi
1 8 8 5 .
H i i i | ; l i ' Hill.
t i i b d i i a l H h o s a j f r m i l M r or 1i>«h i^HVci i n
or (Iccrc.asing
law,
KzokicI
U i i i t i l l ! plea o f
l i i t t i i i m m i i H i i b i n i l l o ii i r U I
> trntiiiialf.
12,
cleatli in a l r e a d y p r o i i o u n o e d o n o v o r y o n o g u i l t y o f
I I A V A N I , A. M., ' l E X A M .
"VVIlBl h«V(; 1 j l m i o r ' -.It-rHllllnli \ 111. Ii.
" W ' h i i l o h r i l l I iloV"
A ( ! I i 11.
I
1 > E < ; K M H E K
o r n i n i M i l o f IiIh e . r c i i l u r u ' * .
f-na' i r d I h e
A
t b o C r f k t o r * n A U u l e r o f th«
^
I K N N . ,
i | i u ) a i i o i i liiH a u i t i o r i i y to m i k o i a w - i f o r
N o ono t|ir|ioRokiiof«rluilgnii t l i o «xlHt«nob o f
J ^ p a T f i i r Bow to C u r a l i l u DIaaaiaa. 1
I t y than i m ^ w m U y uaed. T h e p r i n t 1* l a r J ^
ami tbe'tnu-Vrt to IH the cbawoler n r a k a f S j
•
M E M P l i l H ,
Our Pulj>it.
§
11.60.
V o l
Lord,**
pardoii.'"''"
J-.
r.Hit
BATlBFIEiD.
u j i i m ^ K s o h i n o a a p p l i e d to Soorutog f o r ^ho/puiv-^
p u i e of b e c o m i n g his d i s u i f l e . ho Bai(l»';^'I>,kiai
VV i t o s e
poor, but I w i l l give inysolf u p e u U r e l y . t o ^ o u . k n d
t h i s is a l l t h a t I h a v e
to
glvd.^'
Sodrate^
reullotl,
" Y o u k n o w n o t t h o v a l u e o f y o u r g i f t '*
'
w
W h e n we givu ourselves to C h r i a t O w e
we are not o n l y poor, but worthloas, and ;itli»t he,
w o n U a o a r e e l y a o i » ) p t HO v l l o a g i f t .
B u ^ j W O are
w o r t h more than we t h i n k w o aro. ' OhriKtiht^iijcht
k- w
a h u m a n B o u r w o r t h d y li n jgf f o r . W e
« t" " t
hich n
ho M
i l ihl udea ' H
i l >i ., h
w o r t h l ^ a a l u t h n c o n dl li t li o n "ii nU w
WUIUII
v uu«t
t l i o p o a a i b l l i t i e a o f a hmu m a n a o u l w h e n roiiciwm)<>>y
roiiowmi^iby
g r a c e , a r e ao g r o u t a n ti] ao Ig r a n d , t h a t v r « o « R / a r « "
n t } e o n e o p t l o n c f f t h e m1,
, ' '' C h r l a t b n o w R W h i i t ' l t t n l i M
a u f l b r e d , « n d h e o n l y IItm o w a ! , b u t w h t l i l i < » " » a l i i
o f t h o t r a v B i l o r i h U a o u l , " t h a t la, w h e n h n a e t B t t i «
to k n o w , l i o w to t r u i t h i m .
T h i s Is a l l t b o k i i o w l > r e a u l t a o o o m p l l a h o d . l n t f i a a k I v a t l o n n f n i « n , J b o . w l U
ho <-aktlafled,'' t h a t i * . h e w U I ' f o e l i h i t t w h k t h o h a a
e d g e t i i a t in nooossay.
T h U k u o w l p d g o I* A t t A l o ' )
rooolved U w o r t h w h a t ha p a i d f o f
11^ " H f W i a l l
able by i h o w e a k e s t j^roBponilblo . ^ i n l i i d ;
T h e a w t b o i r A t t l l o r h l i i o u l / a n d bn m t l a i i M ; " ' MklAti
l o a r n o d u i u a t . a t r u g K l o to g r u p tho M i n e ^Idea. U l l ^ J l t
l'>„' - . r
>
t-i
,
IHEDsnnesseeBAM
CM I H 1 8 T I A N P K H K K O T I O N I S I'S,
AND BOinrrumcOAHiiUNo.
IIT A. J, K1I09T, O. U.
NO.
XV.
"If wo iay tlmt w« httvo iio aln wu deuoivo
itna the trulh li lun In im."—I .lobti 1.1).
OIUHKIVOH
' p t l E U E is not « iiarllclo ot .nvKlunoii Hint itoiiio In
•* tlio »|M)»loll« churcht'S clttlmetl that llioy Imd
iiovorefiiiiod. "Iliglior llf'o" wrUoin »re obli^od t i
putlhfiiniflBiiliig into ihtifoxi In onlor to
It out!
(2) What riKhl luvo wrlioiw on "Cliri<'l*ii (JII C.H!
llou" to commtt tlioorlmo i«f ini«lclii|{ two vorien In
ouoolitpUsrpXBolly nHke.
ton ivmls, "JC wo
say wo luvoiiut ^innca.wfl uuko litn> a li,(r,«ntl lui
wcnl Is not In us." Vor*o eixhl roads ' I f wo ^lay wo
have no KIU WE docolvo OIIR^ulvtH, and HID triuh IS
not ill u«." Ouo Vttmo I'* in ilio prOHOiii inn-o, itnd
•ho other rofoi'd to pant tiiiio, liut tlil- iiukoa no
tlifforouco to Ihoso In whom) wiiy ihi» loxi Htamld,
Ouo class wh|0 say thny "liavo no HIH" «IO OJIIIWI
•eif-(lecolver«, the ctlior class who my "IIKIV havo
not sinned,",aro callcd lUrs, Iml "higlior llfo
writers maku out thai both cU«8ci« aro liarxl
Whereas the fact Is, a man may pot^ilily hooint)
morally conroitod an to say liu lia<< no Nin, bcc.ipHn
he may really think so. If h« tulli nn ivlut hi bo
Hevs to be true, ho ccrtalnly is iiol a liar, bui Jot^n
•ays ho is drocitrod. But whon a nian says, 'I
have not siiMied" ho knows Ihu tiuioiiutni ty lie
m
.
hLart, and loo.o all snsceptlbllity for them. Wo
TNU8'l;;iot looif for perfeat h(*lln«s< in this world.
Whoso souks righieousnosH in abxolute deliver ,,,00
fmiu sin will looso It If Im has it already, and
never got H, If ho has It not. Whon John says: "If
wo say wohiivo no stn wodi-mjivo ourselves,and tho
trutti Is not in n^," ho rolor.) le-i-t ta tlie stale
which Ih tho rosult of crfniiiinod Hiniiitii; tiiun tho
stale Iroin which r.jsulm unr.h sinuing,—lho state
which Is no the prod net ol foriuor uiu, hut tho
proliKiorol !ho noiv
lohn savK, " (vo havo
Hln,"aiiil thiit iloii.iioi li>ih, Umi i>ri/iiitl «in givm
UH troiililo, mill ih ii »v > ici mliv mIh in iho ii^lu.
w "d and (loi il.
Dr. Gordon Inn w.' I .<111.1 "l)c<'iin< nf porfoctioii In Ihollcmi IV.ML I II LITIL,. (MIH liiino I If inou
kopi (dci'-l) III VLIMV DI" dutinciioii between wha
we lire in (y'linm, iiikI ivli.ii we an- In ourselves,
'I'o hi III hini U (11 h- Hiive.l Iniin 1 (lu ciiinleninailon
ofsln, Inn, im Ml,. liv.H .>(• Ili.< liiifhe^., and lowest
Hiilnti to»lUv. not liiinii'ilislelv Iroin ilie presonco
anil in workiuK of ,iii
("liri^ilu l <in ii,> i,i him
thongi) ho htt i no sin in hini
lie ihiii U In (Mirisl
has no Mill M|i'> I iil'ii
tiiiii;^'! he Hiill
hai
"I'L
LIL'ii
Anil jiiNl
III
(IF I|«»r(loii
to
polls.. B u t so long as the two branahes of C o n gress aro controlled by difToront parties i t is d o u b t ,
ful i f tiiere can bo a n y iegialatiou of t h i s k i n d .
lu regard to fliling tho vacancy left by Mr. Hendricks nothing can bo known positivoly unlit after
the caucus to Im hold by Jtepublioau Senators one
night this week. The uaines mentioned for the
place aro those of Senators I.,ogau, M n m n d s and
Sherman. The friends of the Illinois Senator
ciaim the place for iiim in consideration of his recent defoal, those of tho Vermont Senator claim
I hat he made a goml pi-«ildiug ofUoitr last session,
while Ihe friends of the Senator from Ohio inalsi
thai ho has a bolter teuipur than eitljer of tho
01 hers. N 1 Senator is working for the place. EloctloiiH of thit characlor aro not conauctod in. thai
way. AKonaU)rwho would seok to make votes
for himsolf lor such an ofllce wonid lose caste.
Tile Impression Is that there will bo a pretty
sharp flKht for tho iiominatio n. (ienoral I^ogan'n
IViendu havo dono tho hardest work In kis behalf.
The Democrats aro much opposed to I.,ogan ax
preHhU iti pio lein of tho Benalo. They expresn
Ihemselvps to Iho effoct lhat ho could not, with
self roHpeet, ac(0|)l a |-.oHltlon thus falling to hlui
Ihe coin(ileleii >m I hii iii,L,|i.iy: In Nirn hv e,oiii
hy ac.cidoii I, after ho had been rejected by the jieomiinion an I oh(>(ll.Mi.-.i vv II Mm li,i tVei- fi >111 sin ple.
H'lthln UN he u (run nin n|iMi'i hliii
lliil lei n* not
Tho three candidates are careful not to exr.resn
he ileeoive.l. ltoi-:^iise 1 he S,,irii mlilie.<Nnn n« ah any oagernesM for tho [wsltlon of presiding •fllcci.
'sinctined' In Ihe name o( the Lunl .Iohuh let ns but it in thought 3i!y of them would bo pleased to
maliciously untrue, and I'ouoo Jo'in c a l U h l i n H
not Ihurefore • Imiii in Inve RFARIIEIL ii xtaleof |irae- accept Ihe nomiiimion. Senator Logan said last
liar. T h e (Jreek tonsos of theso i w o pasHaKos aru
tical HLIIL roalizvl «aiii i idi niion in onrnolvo^. 'Wo
year, in refcronco to taking the second place on the
unalterable. T h o y cannot possibly bn cliani{oil,
lire in hlni , il Is iru.., an I In him Im no hIii ' "
ticket, that he inllnltoly profei rod his indejiendoni
without addinjr to or l a k i n i j from Dm wor.l i.f (jod.
"llnl iC we MKV we h ive no hIh we ilei-eive ourpoitlilon as Senator to tho Inconsequeutial one of
Is such tamporinK with U ui's word ono of ilio
Helvci', ai.d Ihr truth i« not in
Vicp-prosidonl. But, should ho Iw elected now
ohaiacterlsdcs of " C h r i s t i a n pcrfootlon I"" (.3) Ii IN
prBsidoiit pro toin of the Sonato, ho would have a
a fearful thing to be deceived by othors, bni it is
W A . S I I I M , I O N l , K n Kit
HUfiorior iwHition to lhat of Vico-presldent proi>er.
a far worse thing to be decolved by one'n ««l(. llo
KUllM 1)1/11 IIKOIM-Alt I.'OUUKSI'ONDKNT.
Who says he has no sin deoaivotli h i n n e l f , and the
MIK Capilol Is Huaiii dresoed in tdaek, and llayfs llo would havo the pay and imsslbllity of theoflice,
truth is not in h i m . N o u u l i e r wlietlior It U the
aro Mying at halC-iuaHt In all |mriH of tho city. while hoex)uld at tho same time retain the debat.
Ortginal ain ot our nature, which we deny, or the 'I ho season or tnoiirning for Vioo-presldont Hen- iHg privilege of a Senator.
Noveiubor .'10, 1885.
overacts of that sinful naluro,wodpcolvoonr«olvo«, dricks will continuo thirtj dayn. Tho White
and not only so, <'tho tru h i.'t not in ui."
llouso will remain verv iiniot dnrliiK tho tlnio.
A N 8 WKU TO i n t o . O'iiUlN.
We have t»ld that which Is uotrno, not knowing Its only occupants ai prenoni aro ih« prosldout and
)ltO. C1IIAVIC8:-Iu T F I B TBVKSSKIC B/VRRIST •f
It to be untrue, or the trutli of rvdigion is Miss Cloveland, After Chri«lma« day tho black
J Augutt uineih I see anartlolo from Uro. O'Qoin.
not
in
us,
and
never
was
in
ns, coverings on the ^reai while marblo pIllarM of the
In which ho mentions a trouble that arises In his
and | o we have been docoivfd. (4; Now lot ns goverHihont l.tiildln^H, Caiilioj and Whito IIOUHO
mind about iho practico ol church communion.
read the verse preceding tho tox , and wo sliall sue will he removed, aii'l Ihe latler will ho ajrain
A (|ucatlon is, how can a church sot tho liord's
very plainly how tho apostle cmno to writ i the opsned t<> Ihe piihlle on \ o w Vear'H day.
tal>lc,
If she has no ordained minister on her roll ?
words: "II wo say we have no sin wodocolvo onr
Mueh InlerosI whh nittiiilewled In the (juosllon
Dr.
HIscox Hays, 'any member present can ofllselves, and tho truth is not in na " I'ho foreg oing
whether or not Ihe presldont would f{o to Indlaii- ciat«, if HO rcquestoii by tho church." If this wero
context reads as follows: "But If we vyalk in tlu
apolU to atlend ihe funeral of Mr. Hendricks, ilo dearly Scriptural no trouble would ever have
light, as he is In Ihe light, wo have felloifshiij ono
Inloniled to jjo, hut strong piOH-urn WIIH hrouifht to arisen, but being doubtful It is recommended only
with another, an4 tho blood of Jcsus (jhrist his
bear in ordor to doier hlin. Senator Kdmiiiids, in eases of omergoncy.
Son oieanseth us from all sin."
%
Speaker Caillnle, and inauy Democratic Kenators
I understand that tho Lord's supiwr and bap-'
T h e apostle adds the next verso as u caution, "If and MeniiiorH of Ihe lloupe protested againsl tho
we sav we have no sin we dooeiva ourselves, and trip. All through llio diiy on Saturday, tolegramH tlsm aro ordinances of tho church, and can only be
the truth is not in ut." I'tiat is, It tloo< n it follow and loiters poured Into tho tVhIto House to the admlnlstoiod by her oflicor, and that said ofnoer
that " w e have no sin,*' bccauno "the blood of Rsnio ell'ect. Among Iho telcKianis was ono from can be made only by election and "tho laying on
of hands." Any other way would encourage too
Christ his Sou cleanssth us from all sin." Wo
Ssniuel .1. Tilden, nigiiig him not to go. The arguhave a sinful-nature left, which ' the blood of mont wa-, that his duty to Iho country is to avoid much laxity,and Is not warranted by the Scripture.
In .^cts xiv.
Luke says Paul and Barnabas
Ohriat doos not oloAu^o, and novur wilt cleanw, as much as possible all risk of tho daniyorsof lravo|
•Inoe it Is not oapablo of being cl.iauso I, for 'It N until some manner of ProHldcntial succossion is ordained them elders in every ohnrch thoy visited,
and in TliUis i. 6, Paul charges him, among other
not subject to tho law of God neither indeed can provided by an orga'ulzatlon of Congres.4.
things to ordain elders in every oily in Crete. It
be." Again, "the blood of .Josm Christ hi* Son"
It will be ronienihi'ied that there is now no pres- is evldenil. that the apostolic churches had thoir
may cleanse us from ail sins as the result o( our
ident of tho Senaio, and no Speaker of tho House. own bishop or elder, some of thom more than one,
deprftved nature, but wo do not remain cleansed,
If President Cleveland wore to die between now hence had no trouble aboui setting tho Ix)rd'8 table
•o aa to say, "we have no sin." The apostle, i n the
and tho mooting ot Cougioss, the election of a suc- Seripfurally.
next verse, assumes that wo have sins, and says:
cessor to him in Iho Senate might load to snoh a
T o sot tho table right, observing strict c o m m u n " I f wo confess our sins, be is fallhfnl and Just to
fight as would provoke wldosproa^disturbanco. ! ion, wo see tho necessity of returning to apost«lic
forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unAs Congress meets next MoiQay, it was very praclioos, each c h u r c h h a v i n g her o w n oflicor
righteousness."
(llUlcuIt for members of tho Cabio«t to leave th(i chosen, and set apart i n tho S c r i p t u r a l manner.
"Ohriitlans aro ialnta, but only in tho pi vcnss of
city now oi« ace«mnt of their unQnithod report*.
I believe the whole trouble grows out of an
and not already oomplote and perfect," *>aya
Therefore It ws.s mot certain thatthoantire Cabinet
enormous i d e a apnoog tho ohurelies al)ont c a l l i n g
( i t n ^ . Tho truth that we aro altogether sinners
would attend tho obsequies of tho iato Vlco-proBl.
i i v e r y bitter, u n i v o r i a l i n Its applioation, and
dent. Tho Secretary of State wont, bocauso ho and setting apart!men to the Rpeeial w o r k of "per
reaohesdeep. But those who flatter thomseivjs,
has no regular annual reiwrt to niako to Congress. feoting tlio saints for the m i n i s t r y , for tho e d y i f y » n d thinic more highly of them^oives than they
Ho simply presents a rovi ow of his year's worlc to ing of tho body o f C h r i s t . " ( E p h . Iv. 13.)
OttiCht to think, lose tho t r u t h « t h o truth i s not i n
H a s the biossod L o r d ever set up a c h u r c h w l t h tho president.
o n t ' g i v i n g te that c h u r c h a m o n g her o w n membors
thenb*^ >4 >
Tho d e a t h of Mr. Hondrioks has naturally
,'^^^.^OOt tho porooptlon of stn, no conreoniou of brought into dlReuMsion tho quosUon of the jprosi- 0110 qualified to be her l o a d e r ? I f so, w o u l d It not
bo a body w i t h o u t a hoad*^a moustroslty I ( D o not
understand mo to dethrone C h r l i t . ) I s thoro a
ohuroh w l t h l u tho knowledge o f an},r.<>Qe that doos
not havo a m a n among her mombors w h o Is m a n i Congresaln not having settled the question
Aistly the loading s p i r i t ? Ono possestoing all tho
thii. It 1* I thought an cfTort will bo made early in; (Qualities enumerated i n 1 T i m o t h y 111., is not
the nowaoMloD to p a n a bill to koop tbeauooeMlon' i m a n t j for b u t f e w of o a r best n l t i l s t e r a possess
l a the Cabinet, or w i t h tho party luoceuftil at t h e them i n a n y eminout degree,
confestion o f tin, no for|{tvo* dontiai aucoession. T h o anxiety FBIT LU rogtird to
ATFFT.
HAM o f ain, tut ^ caneeling
of iln; i
eryo,
I'reBidont Clovoland leaving tho d t y givoi p«onliar
without gnuM no aU^Atlon. T h e dontkl of o u r « l i t omphnaia to tho lank of wiadotn on the part of
^dtlnft^lnea* wlll h a i ^ l ^ Kvall wUh »
hnrntq
ju4g«k b a t It wm>rt)ln u a witik.tbe .Fudge v t e r a a l .
W i t h o u t t r u t b t u l n e i i a n d tho l o t ^ o f trutht y o u
w i l l h i y a n o room for Ck>d itnd hU w o H l a y o u r
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Sow, if a ehurch does u o l c t l l o u t ihl'>hui crand his one Ueslre to be helpful to souls, struggling (tood Individual sub-cripiions to lie paid by ChrlSU/
formally set hini aitiirl u* hor bishop U she not to amid doubt* and dimoulilos, and lo bo tho means mas, Js Woodland tha tlrst uhtiru 1 in ilio A.seooi'.
hlaiiitt for all Ih incinsistenoie? and |»orvorsions of saving some U> the praise of our risen and tttlon to do thisf And shall she Imi the only one to
of ihoLord'tf^uppe ? She most cortnlnly in, unless coming Ix)rd."
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give more that) the sum p)e.ig,!d? -^o fdir at thu
shtM'Uu sill" 1' on th<' pi-pachc.fs by whom she has
The above Is I fie profaco of a little book of writer know* tliU is Uto Urt'"huroh lhat has rebean nii-^tiiuglii.
Ifil pagns by James M, Brookes, which will lie sent, IMiried kuch tirompt aniittn iti tint inilter, aii.l earUis Ui'l oviden" thai >(,11 llie e'd'Ms or hishoi'iS of postpaid, l)y tjrsves & Mahaffv, lor <>0 cents.
taliily her <>xainpl!« is worthy of Inittalioii by the
the
"li-Kr.'hi'H ivoi'i' ii'i'^i'liers
In I Tim.
chuichen ill W'cHi 'IViini!»>ej<, with wiiloli money
KltO.vfLONOvTKVV, IKXAS.
V. 17 il i" "iil'l ' l.'l
eMin . that rule 1. e.,
that Is-available lor snob piirtuise^ Is a sort of au« .
UO. (JllAVKS: —Heading your paper of No- nuity coining lo liHiid ai this season, ^s is well
(|ire»)dt'| \vi>ll In-r >111111'.! \vonh\ o f donUle honor
vember tho Iwenty-lirHi prompted nic to wiite known ilili" is the best ilnie tor iheso oliurohas lo '
iHiuel iliv ihi<-i
h 1 l.i'i 11 II, 111" wor.l ,«iid ,loc)on.
Ill tbic article relating 10 your health you do tliis woik, mill to lu itieei it now liH 10 |o«o thfl
mpliaiir
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rd
"e«p.'elally"
Irhie vii'iu-i'in • T ncttllod for hot|t for tho eilu<!atlon of ministers, iiejt opporlniilty and «ri-itily iucreS'se IhilditliiiUllV
1
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wrri'
jireiii'hiMH
or
.•i.riaivh Iriij.li.-" I .'I!
which aroused a denir« in 1110 to help if only IuhI a of doing II.
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h>m licf • a. il I'.in
litllo.
Though il seems thai you wiii nover fully
I'llOI. IV l\\ 'l .l "1 I ill .1in.'ii 11'.'V lor thin pnrpii«e,
In ihlM uoiinertioii all-iw me, llro. <i,ravcs, lo*say
recover
1 trust lhat you may long live lo eoinfori
iV 111. iiri' ii.U m 11 II' 1 I. !• /• ;it(iii», |ii(iii(i ('hrUi lull",
a word aboul onr tilth Sunday liieelUigs. That
ii.o aud your many frieiuls. Surely ) 011 have Ixjoii
word is that, ill the hunibUi liiognienlOf tlitt writer,
ill I tioii^ll 11 )l
• 1 I . . I-1 1. " II'.I 1; i vlni; evideii.-o
a (ailhful fcrvsiii for the .Maxtor; mid amid a'l the
the .VsKuclaiioii shotil I eit-her abandon tliesQ meet..I JIREAI'LIIM;; I I ' . I I H I I ' - '
opposition you havo »tood firmly by our old Isiidings or adopt some nieunsot iiidiicing the churohos
I'll.' I.c .il. I '.1 il iliii'< niii'li' 11 MmIIOJI wonlil
inark churches
^'our aflliclloim are iiiaiiy, bui
liav.' I 1- / 'il! :M I- ll'-'l. t. I'l u (/lealer res|ionii- lot us console ourselveti with the promise that ' all to take more IntercKt In thein. As at jiresont net(t)i!it\.ii' l I''- 'ii'l l.iiii!.- Ill'' 11 irU loyi'lher every ihinnH work together for KOOII IU theiii tliat love leeied by ibe churches generally they aro a re»
lleeilou Oil It e deiHiiiiiuntion. They could l»o mado
I, r I'- 't'H. I'i'l I ivi' p'l'.li.- w..i»'ii|i. even thouijh (iod."
occasions of great iiiieret.t'Hi!d jir..ifil if thechurciiei
II.. |.|<i;li '.r' VI .'1 .' pi 1-- n'
1 have just recovered fr iin a spell of deiiKUO would lake a lively Interest and an aclivo pari in
Il I- Il tii. i '\'.i|Im ' I '...'I' .' iliiii [{.).> I proii'hln«
fever, and my wife IH now in bed wilh the same. thoni; but, in this respfci, they havo thus far
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lui'U' .ninhineil In
We rejjret very much that yon could not vUll uh prove.I to lie almost total luiliire.s
li.e -Mill.' |> • Ml a . I 11- • || I'liMiiiM Olid hy Ihe
while you wore In Texan; and now I tear I nball
I must ad.I that U n tV S (! irtloor a'ld Prof. P.
lii.iluli,'
.1 . •• . 1.1 IS/ I ' 'nv.'I InMii lhat tielleve,"
never soo you aKain, but ynur paper will always H. Kager, both <if Hrowi.ttvill", aitcnded the fifth,li)i'> II ii.it Ml' iit'''i iii'l p'.i|i(>r I hat ^'iioil preaclicoiufori me in my old age as lonx as I eaii read Sunday meeliiiK at- Woodland, and eontributed
ii.ji »li.,iili| 1. ' 'I .'1 .111. Ill It'll VI nil pii'Jioral work,
youi ihoughts. When I read your i-all lor help milnli l o i h e Interoht and ri'HiillN of that ilieeting.
1 l.'ll i' I'.S II I " I \ ' It'. I
tor the education wf^ihoNo youutf <uen, I at once lelt I h e s c howevt r were tiie only bietbren who could
.•^iii.'i fl.ii
- n il I ti . 1 i. r..i'i'i|nl\ ri)/lit. IieIlia! I should help, and I do hope that many more lie properly regarded as visiiors on thsf. occasion.
riiimr i t HI"- '111,'• I-'ii'- 111 I 'III' i« liileiilo.l liy thenrwill feel II o Hsine impulse, for ire till ctan do
some.L P. KiNOAIIt.
.liniiii '• I" - It iii'i •• 1; .'.1 .'III 111' done hy ciiiirIhinij.
I cannot for a mouietti bslievo tfiat your
U'LUtili i'iVitiiii.; pi f - t.f . Ii'ir. .'Il H ri'tion to tiartieiho-ii of friends will permit you to sulfur in so good
p,-ilc. n I nl\ iii iKi'i il I de'iiimlna'i'lniil and fel
A FKW W O l t D S P t l >\t BHO. LANE.
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a ranse. Kor "they that fear the l^ord speak often
lowslii|i|Hi; 'ir'l' inf . hul ii'lli'.'i- upon Ihe wisdom
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one to another," and each one has his influence.
oC Ihi' <iri' il lit' I I '.r ui,' .•liiirrh.
Inclosed please tlnd check for six dollarH. Ono ' ' who preached 11 sermon ill Onr Pulpit i-econU*
t;!oiii iiiini'Mi i-. a^ till' pr.iclamniion of a griMl
dollar for my daughter, Mrs. Laura Morrhon, and on tho sslvatlon of iho Heathen, please notice what,
do.'lrlnt' In oiif perstiii 'n;" li dy
If a part ol anfive dollars for myself. I wish to ask you a ques- T. .1. Laiu!, one of the cddest Baptist minisfcrs of
olhtfi liiiih Win- 111 paiiirlpate. il would be VIM y
tion. Do you think il right to promise a pastor a 'i'cnnesRoe, suys about some of Ills positions below ?
mill I. like t'lir 111,1.1 pri'Ufhilis; a sermon, assisted
salary and then give a festival or supper to make
BHO, fiu.WEs:— 1 take up my jie.u to call your
itii'l iiiit.li- i 1.pri'<->U T' IM til.' (iiMiiir.'i ol another
Ihe money up for said pastor? My wife aud upsclal aitention to an article which lately appeared
Hiandiin! liv
I t'i''i 11'I' wmi.tl iick 110.vie l«o ho
daughter Join mo in love for yourself. Your brother on tho first page of your paper on the salvation Q(
iie»»di-tl-ii'li '.i-.p, mil ivtiiiil III tiirjiilol if profin UhrisU
J. HAUUISO.N.
the Heathen. Near the end of the page the writer
fered. iiiii.'Il li'-t^ iii'-iiii'.l 111 lis a mark of fellowdraws a distiuctioii hel.weeii infant and older
-November 24, 188.')
Win ill itild not a church he
.ml'
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KK.MAUKS.—We thank you, Bro. H. for your kind Heathoii, alloniiiK the infaiiis lo bo saved pureiy,
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IIti I n \ in I li'in' I h ' niJH ?
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wiirdti, aud your deed, for erery dollar sent for our l)y an act of liod s iiieroy. I :i.sk, Is any one saved
• . Ill t.i I K t I 1' ' N young uiinlsters do<»8 onr soul goinl—helps by en- by an act in any >v.iy .liHeiiiia from that? I think
..III 111.I ;II I, IRIRI -Mpper if couraging us. Wo dt5 not approve of making fes- not. Young divines iniisi iu;»ko allowance for old
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tivals to raise inomiy to give to ti id —It is 110 gifi, men. Oaco moru. tie iiuk -.s a s.vocpiuK slroko at
I.Ill lato III one. why not no sscrifice, and no reward is promised to it.
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tho luaiiiiur of iiifiiil-s siid i li'>t4 being sav.'d,—
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all by tho washing of ChriH's blood. 80 say I.
1' :i Imiiiirttor Iho Lonl'H
t I); ( . 1111 .III . "IM TIL,
But c m h " or I all'iiv itio old'jr li>;u'.hiui to got a
TO THK THEOLOGICAL CLASS.
.I'll DIliT pi'l? I ; 11 I'l I ill U liLMiij; I lid uii'>n Luiii ?
Oil the benefit of those who desire to enter Dr. know.oiUe of^ln iro'ui tli.t ho ik of ualure iliit Will
t 1 ) ( ',,11 • I 1 . I .' I,ml on ikiiv one for a case F ' Graves's Theological Class, and to save tlwio leave hliii vvliboui excuse,'— >*llb a consciousness
'p.',-i»l, .11- 1 I i 111'' I
in corresponding, (we have received quite a num- of sin, but not eroiigh lu lead him to Jesus tu bo
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ber of in(|uiries the past week from ot only tho saved? Thi'. I havo never preao'uul, nor do t now
South and West, but two from Canada,) we here everoxpecl to preach It. I think a small atitouut,
D i l i .ll'.>l ti UlSK?
give tho prices of the l)00ks reconimcndod by the of gospel m.iy drjw ono to Jestts., and he bo saved
by the action of God s tree mercy alono.
" If tli'^ii- mil 111.I rlnH Iroui Ihe grave Iho ChrU- "Prof." :—
Fifty-eight yesrs ago I wn» sitting at a card-table
llaiiV laltli refiiK iipon a falilc, riid the (JhriHilan's
Einpha'.lc DIagict, in cloth, (spo.-'mcii psges furnished on application),
UO. oiii) night, throe years hoforo I w is led lo Jeius,
hopi< 14 a di'lii'<>on : hut, on Ihe other hand. If he
Seven Uis|H;n»ations,
2 CM). fttid I vowed never ajiaiu to plav cards, g o t o a r a c o
did really
Iiiriher urgunieiil can ho deChristian Doctrines,
l.r>0
tnandi'd lo e^tiihli'^li hU elaiin, as the Son of God,
Genesis, with notes by Coiiant,
75. track,? ball-room, or d'iuk whiskey aa a beaTet\
u|x^ii (lur loiiflilence, — no other evidence is needs'.!
Canterbury Hovlsion Old TestaineUi (K)& .$2 (M) Kge. That vow I have kept to this day. I havo
Bible Types Explained. J. H. Kverctt
75J. boon pastor of sevontce:-. churches from two years
in (irove that he i-i tin only S,ivior of men To tho
Those books can be supplied from our stock up to forty, not forty years ci>ii'>taully hut most of^
considcnitloii of this i|iiesiloti tho attention of the
iionesl skeptic Ii rej|ie'ifully Invited in the folio Af- without delay, and we shall be glad to supply that time. Tho UAI time I was eleotcd without
them. The prices quoted above inc'ude postage. any limit as to time. This church (Whi'vsburg)
iiig paiiCH.
"Nor nni«t he forget that Iho question is to lie Whon wo can send by express we prefer doing so. was organized tho third tiabballi in j u n e , 1785.
T. J. LANK.
considered hy liHelf, entirely apart from various Of course we pre pay the charges, and would resuhjecis Willi which in i" loo often confounded. quest those who live near enough lo an express
M A N U A L FOIt FIJNEUAL8.
Whatever opinion he umy fuel at liberty to fornt olHce will so stale In their orders. Yours truly,
For the use of pastors, containing Iwonty-one
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about tho days of ereaiion, or Ihe universality of
burial services, adapted to diireront conditions of
the deluge, or the destruetloii of Sodoni and Gopast
life, togetlier with consolatory passagos for
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tho pastors and messongers of tho oliurches rocord of fuuorai, lox(, eto. Compiled and edited
or any other seleiice, the inquiry still rornains. Did
m i d o wliat wore called t r y pledges for State m i s - by Lansing Burrows, D . D . ^
Jesus riiio ?
sions
for tho ourront Assoeiational year.
hose
p r . I|[. I I . Tucker says of this volumo: " I t la
"Tho critics would probably gay that thoro is
pledges
cousistod
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promises
mado
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tho
tnossen*
the best booK of tho 1(1 )ul we havo evor seen, and
nothing iievV and orlulnni In tho discussion hero
'l)ro«ciitod, to which thoro is a two-fold reply: gors that thoy would try to ralso ibr thisobjoot c e r - Is worth mauy tirnos lis price to any pastor." » <
D r , J t B . H a w t h u m o s a y s : " I l is a w o n d e r that
First, if ihoro were »nything very new and original tain stated amounts i u their rospeotira churches.
uti 8U0I1 a lopio if would probably be very" worth- T h e s u m of forty dollars' w a s mentioned for W o o d - s u o h ' a t b o e k hat not t w e u ' p r e p a r e d i'for Baptist
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loss; and sNiOnd, It la not (he aim of Iho Itodk to l a n d ohuroh, a n d on last S u n d a y , l u ttonneotloti m i u i s t o r s long slnoo."' •
Prloot i l H y oonts, [msipaid.
e n d this ainonn<
oxhibit tlie writer's skit), but lo tell the truth In w i l h Iho fifth-Sunday meeting for o u r distrlof, t h i s
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UUu plainest and simplest manner posslbio. I t is ohnrph ri^lMd » l i t t l e over that a m o u n t I n cash a n d to G r a v e s d; MahalTy, M e m p h i s , T e n n .
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Asmoc u ' t m
T l i U ijliuroli p a l l t i o i i e i l
I^ottViUtvivlitirah, of M'fiivit t a'li |)'a«iior, a«kliit(
LiajuvlUo c l j u w i t lo urtl u u |{i' >
W . PoctJios. t h a i
t h r y iiiiglii tiall iil.iii, liu iiHviit;i( proucltod (or tliotn
. «igUt iijotitlia (ifovioiM. Ii<iOAvl)lookuVtjli p l a n t e d tlio
rrqu<34t o f I ' l a i m t i i ' V i H o y ott inilt, u u d o n iiio 'touocil S u n d a y IJro. IVwIdos vvai r e g u l a r l y u r d a i i i a d .
Olio weok KltoriVAiil Itro. I W b l e ^ itiid I m o t at tlio
g u i l t y u l m r o h t o (souduoi n u i u o t i n g of dity«, a n d
d u r l t K tlial u n w l i n a t h e u l m r c l i u-uiil i i i l o u l i o t o o oC
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oiot'lcd pslHtoi'.
' r i m wi-Uor w a s m o lurrttor, bniiig in llio c h a i r h y
rpijiie*! o t d i f l •^limcti
( l o w i ' v o r Uio o v o n i u K liof o r j itio cliurcii itliKHi' li«i' pa'stor, ilnatioii G u r u
aekiid U n i PouIHi-h Iic>i» lio w m on tim ouiiiUKiuiou
ijuatijoa.
I ' l n .iui 1.(1 ( lii u ( U n r o ) li w t n In
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t o r a l c a r e o( t h a t c h u r c h , M y v i o w H o n
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. t h o roasoti t h a t m y v i e w s o n c o m m u n i o n w o r e n o t
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" H o w that by M v u U t i o n he i n a d o k n a w n n to
m e Iho m y . t o r y ; as I w r o l o aforo In fnw w o r d ' J . " —
PJjjhpslufiii HI. 3
fajrtijsit.
I ' V N H . X TU RU«M RUAT R M I I THSA
S'^HMH o f tbcH« fadH a r e ; —
i . T h a i by .Satan, i h o
filbllaUoni
jfroat
aiiverunry
of
SlUTOttlAI, <,'OKi-H.
X H. 0HAVK-»,l.l<.0.
.
iMUor uniJ Proprlslor
W. H. BO.Vn. LI,.l>.. Ti<iinf»s,.«.(
UOK. J. IlAUKALi, WIlMIMIl'lll. 1
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HTATKH lJrtNTllIHUTl)RH.
A.J.KUOrt t, D.U.
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KEV. J . T. aAKl.KV
lli ii.leriii n o ("roM Iloaito, Tt>nn
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lAB, H. MA HAKKV
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M«S40gH-. K .KKI.IS AhVniTlKI
UnjyXN AU)KN * HKO.,
nncln.,atl
New York
rtnalnekt
anu M n d . s i r w . . n«in|>liU. Twon.
and ..t (lio w o r l d . T h a t i h o e m d B tilled Ihln w o r l d
w i t h H i c k c d n c s s w h i c h statu w o u l d . o u t i n u o u n t i l
the Olid o f the a g ^ w h o n , an I nwt b«for.>, i h . ro
w o u l d iKja floal i o p a r a io^i boiw.-en itio n ^ r,) , n
a n d the w i c k t . l , a n d H u t the w i c k e d
b-.
p u n i s h e d , and, by i m p l i c a t i o n , we learn from
il,i»,
tliMl ilio Held, wtiloli i , tli.( world w i l l iben
MKn-iui lo its p r i m i t i v e stale.
re-'
TIICM. faciN we li a m iVoin lliu p a r a b l e ..f
W l i c i i l l l f l i t , ovur^DWii w i i i i rar<'».
Tbu
HUHWKIITJONH f'KH ANN "M I.N AIIVANCEI
2. I'Vom tbu parabbw of (bo f5i.iliu« o( ib."IIUKlelXipjr
.»1 60 iri'H»iire lii.liioii In a lU-ld, ami i be p u r c b a « ! of i b a i
TI;KMM Koit MIX MUN i'UH:
ru'l.l.iiiid (if the m c r . , l i « i i i m a i , t i i i . i i n ^ an I purcbas
•ImxlD l!oiiy.
T5 r.U.
BIniiie Copy Inur montn»"'..."'.'..'.
i n t i i h e I^earl w ith ull be h a d - o f the lost coin SOIIKIH
81ng!« (X.py lo inmi^U'ri. wn.i or. iiuw'ii iTfcTriVerji' '
A I ) V K U T I H J N ( 1 HATi-art airnl»ho.( „ . .
ttp,.Mratlou
... 1 00
dejlred liy mnil.TOii.l »mni|. or piwiaicanl ,
alter
for o u r Nakch he hri-ame p,>i,r thai svv llir-uigti
|,ih
p.T
j f t h ^ w . ^ f i J j ' M . ' . J ' ^ J ' I ? l o « » u < l twr iKBHupreiiiBHauiorUy
full
•i'J*'
" n ' y i n x l "umolfiiit rule of falili
• n d pri»ctlo«. Tha Wlble. i n d ih« Hihleouly, iui oppo««I lo
the
|)arablc«
boii.j: o x t f i u l . . !
ovjrMiwinK
ol ibe pro.litfal
lo
liy
KOM
ibo .cAo/e "/T./,/." and .it ibtMlraii i.ol,
i^ n.il
a
rao.'
to S n l S u S r " " " ^ " ' ' " '
""
"irnitiy
il. AM iMputie, we uro to niaiiU (or tiie ordltmnce* oM'hri«i rolifrloii, to bo conliiiod to tbp .Ji<w» o n l y , ;but i b a i
A^.'fSPiL'.'l',*® ".ril"
' " ' i " ® "raiu^r'ce, ol C b r U l the bloH»iin(.'H of C b r i . l V r e d e m p t i v e »vork i.i in
auoU»ii«e«ble till itn coite.
S A« BaplUt*. WB»re tOHlsu.l fpri4»i>irimm aud rmir»n„r
londo.l for all peoplo, k i n d r e d s , tribwH an<l nalloii«.
— the GeniilcH a^ ivoi| aa the ./ew«, and Ibis (jreai
and g l o r i o u s ta.-( i ' a u l d e n o m i n a t e s f/if m,istfr,j
""f*
""'I"
rwe^^ved i n t o c K S , t ' «
weleoHiwi to li» orrtlnancwi. w llionl o o n f e i i n B
• i'lTndep^^de^uU^''"'""'
" •""•"""«">• <"-verelen
'ILT'**'''?®'®'' " • ' " " I ' l^tirim cHjintiiitiiMl
solo miBnli
»n*Ulp«iid cout^ol ol llif)ordl.i«now p r ^ o t
. n d « r m h . l ^ . r l . , K impllnm aud ll>« Ix.rVl•« ,upp,*r
*
^laimicliiirclirlnntHBiKl prlvlh.Kcw, RH voiina ami ih«
riiat
ibo .levfi. on acrouiit
an.l « i , kod rojo,.||„n o( C b r U t
of ihoir
and
pr s H i o i r
biH
aulluirity
. r ; r S i i i i r v r b y H roc?, ; i i „ 7 c 7 r
an.l Havirifi w o r k , w o u l d ttiiiiiHelvos bo denied tbo
. '
v^uMivti
]H ihveHieo will.
wttu «11
all ecclebloHHiiiK^ of bis firooe a n d honors of bis kinsfdooi
.VrA'^.' P"*'"'--powpr to olwi HUM
in
ii-p, and that it w o u l d be takon from thern
HHawn
mewb^."'"""
O l a t l n i t i i l a l i l u K Foli,-jr or l i u i o r l t ' i t l u » | > i u t a .
and yivoii lo tbo (ipiiiilos, wan also a g r e a ' m y s
lie uon-recoeullUm oi niniiaii Hoeieti««» «« rioriDtnroi
!
'"lui«lerl«l or e c c S M l l o a ? , o'i
X t ' r y , r. vealod lor tbo ii,Ki liinn in the parables of
tbo
VT,™"""' " " "
"""ccptllJle of " e l u i ar,^
loBlcslly couilrued by ...,r i.;«.nl,er» or ther™ .u
\Vi. ked
M u s b a i i d i n a n , i b r (ireat
of
Sttian
to
the
sneiies^ful
o|iposllion
progress o f C h r i s t ' s r e d e i n p U v e
w o r k .11 every phase of it is also toroibly l l l u s i r a t e d
in tbo p a r a b l e s I bave t h u s far e x a m i n e d .
T h e r u i n be b r o u g h t u p o n Iho w o r l d
By thf Witor
by the
in
t r o d n c l i o n o f sin we h a v e a l r e a d y n o i i o e d .
K O . XVI.— Conrliifl<-<l.
iN>liul(loii.
T h e gospel o f m a n ' s s a l v a t i o n , - the l i o c l r i n e o .
'"• "ll'KonenI r-lul.on ot rt'uri«..n
moral Udrawu for limtriiiiilon." - WF.IIHTKR.
ASnraninrjK o f llic T«H(|I|
Sup|ier, the
Wcdilicnf Koa^t.
•I be c o u t i i i u e d , subtle a n d
m m
«M»,N A
Par-
coninciion,
and
Christ
the bread of e t e r n a l
BACK."
life, — i n t r o d u c e d by
C h r i s t as i h « a n t i d o t e o f sin a n d lis m a l a d i e s ,
S a t a n stealthily c o r r u p t e d by tho i n t r o d u c t i o n o f
the (cnven o f d e a d l y error, w h i e h is t a u g h i ns by
the p a r a b l e of tiiu leaven w h I e h a w o m a n hid in
Thoy m a y not havn boon
Kpokoii
at
tho
Bamo
time or to the sai.'sn midiance or in i h o o n l c r I l i a v e
troatod Ihoni o r the ovangolirtts liiivo rtsooniod t h o r n .
Tlioy w e r o g i v o n w c k n o w to t i u k o k n o w n . t o tlio
apoHllos tho Krottty'rtc^* c o K m U i i l I n u i h o
o f tho k i n g d o m o f lioavoii, w h i c h h a d
inyHtorios
not boon
horotoforn rovifaled to p a t r i a r c h or p r o p h o t .
" W h o r o b y , w h o n yo read, yo may
uudorBtand
l u y k n o w l o d n o in thn inyatory o f O h r l u t , w h i c h
i n o t h p r a g e i wan not » u d o k n o w n u n t o thnflong o f
m e n , «« it i « HOW rovritlod m i t o iiiH h o l y npo.<iiloB
_ a n d prophots l^y the 8 ( ) l r t t . " ^ E j , h . iii. 4, 5. V
,,,
A n d flrat n i a d o k n o w n i)y thooo parablon to t i i V
•postles:—^
hranehes tho " b i r d B o f ( b e a i r " flookcd to lodge,
a n d o f tho D r a g not, w h i c h gailiored Iho b a a and'
worthless tishcs a i well as t h o g o o d .
A n d w e learn Hie s a d d e n i n g fact t h a t
through
t h o deeeilltil a n d b a n o f u l infliiunco ot S a t a n o n tho
hearts o f m o n tho s a v i n g IntluoiicoB o f tiio gospel
proaohot! w i l l ho Bucccssfuily rosieied a n d
by
s u b m i t Ibe |)ar4ble
of
(, t i r u i i i i i . B . |
of
tho v a s t m a j o r i t y
o f thoso w h o iioar a n d proworld,
Tli«- K l r u i i K
o f t h o g o s p t l , an tlid « o w o r sowed all p a r t s o f b i s
.H8 to b r i n g forth t h o s a v i n g f r u l U o f If.
Ho l o n g
»H t h i s p o w o r A i l , i n n l i g n K n t a n d s u b t l o a n t a g o n l s t n
by
blaapboinoiiM act o f D r . N o w i i i a u , w h a t
the p r e a c h i n g o f
tho go»iiel
c o m i n g is certainly
MethodUt
w i l l p r e s n m e lo d e n y t h a t b a p U s u i a l i-egeneratlon
o f even tho u n o o n w i o i m s u b j o c l is a d o c t r i n e o f
hejore
unscriptural.
M e t h o d i s m as it Is of i l o m a m l M i i ?
• W h e n a slroiiK itian Mriii.'d k.-t p.-'h lil. pal».h i . Koods ar.i in peace I M I I « U . , »I i . ! , - . . r iban'
lie ciball come u p o n l i i i i i , , i i , | v . , , • „ , „ , . ( u , , ,
l a k o i b f m i n h i m all b i . m ii,..,I,
.-,-,,„ 1.,. TH.IOUI
and d i v i d o i l , bl«
II, u, ,,
I vV I I II H I . ,
i.
H(,'^in»t me aixl I f c it
1...I « ull MIC
"caiiorctli
Liiko xi.
-yi -i,
S;ilaii I-, t o n i t . h re im i «|.|i <,.)
• ••
/ 111 m ,
anil A winoin' nian " . . . / \
. ,„; i
1 iio ..t.h
ooo HtroiKfor I ban li.."^atiui I. in liiiii». N a p » 1 III,
ot .loin ri» an I p.iw. r . ..( I.i, kii -
Thai
b(
||„.
Cr i,.o
I
in.-d
. ,,i.
1 ..I
... ... ,
1*11.1
•
111,-
o t
Ibriii
.
I.,I
n , a '
.j
Ih.
I.I
I
world n o i i l ib- r U . . . ,,i n , . ,
will
b i -
bo iloilirniio.l.
k i H K d o m i
a n . l
b..i|..<l
,l.oir
,
an.l
f i . i r i
d ill
m a k e « ar
M IH
nil
hi«
lioail
ivoro
n a i n o w r i i i o i , , i|,«i
A n d bo w a n r l , . i h , . , | »
a n d b i s n a m o i« , allo.l
a r m l o H w b i c b w o r e in
u n , - uIMIUM
„
i i v . , i
rii.. W
b-Mv.oi
1 I 1 lull I
.1
I
I
,
member
crying.
his feet o n a n o t h e r chair.
i n g In a n o t h e r r « > m .
T h e general roc.lined
Dr. Shrady
w a s Blee|i-
I n n i s l i w l Dr. D o u g l a s s and
W h a t ! " said
Sbrady,
• I>o
you
m e a n to aay
not
dead,
bni
w i l l 1«> in a few niiuiites.
N o t h i n g can save h i m . "
Dr. Shrady
where the
jniupwi
general
up
and
was.
rsii
Mis.
into Ibe
(.irant,
room
weoping.
roached o u t her h a n d a n d Hsid —
" r i y s a e s , d o you k n o w m e ' "
Tlie general's ciiin
w a s resting u|>on bis brcaiit
H e s l o w l y rai!«ed his head and said ; —
Dr. N e w m a n e i c l a i m e d . H e w e n t <iuickly i n t o
another room, got a
ilvor
his
b a p t i z e thee. I'ly-ses
an.l
n ,,,,
,,
„i,. t ,
.r.j
i .
loli
S i m p s o n ( i r a n t , in the
general
slowly
raised
his
ic 'til-
raisetl o n e han.l and n l t e i e d Ibe
i tl f ir.-(.
h e a d , and re-
Tben
To D r
ttirnlnK to tiis l a m i l v , bo
Newman
wor.l-,
'I
he oliserved,
l>b'«s
"Doctor.
all thtf papers, a n d ha« noi been contradicted
it f a i r l y represent ibe M e t h o d i s t v i e w o f
was
i'Tf
given
u n i o i h e m ; and
1 - a w tiie
' ' ' . f •^O'-'-t'elicided for t h o w i t u o . s
''T^'
nhif..'''^'"'
C h H i t a t h o u s a n d yearn.
'»lBlmtgo, noither
" ^ l i f o l with
I ) „ l t h o no,t o f the d e a d
lalicu. T h i s ia thu first rosurroctlou.''—lUiv. x x 1.6.
niiiiierous
large
country
tive conKregalions, now (piile deserie.l and
jioing
out pastors, d r a w s ibis c o u c l i i i i o n : —
" Bo Iho cause w h a t il m a ) this is the sober t r u t h ,
that there is as m u c h nefil of mi-«ioiiiiry w o r k by
all the .irtbod'ix cbiircben In N e w l i u g l a n d as In
C h i n a or the l.,(-banon c o u n t r y . AJ'rthodo* clergymen m a y roi-t assured i b a i ibfl p r i e . l s of the; Alaronlit's, '.Jreeks, tireek (."ailndicH^and olber «ect in
tbo M o u n t tx'banon coi iilry preach and teacti as
s o i m d d o c l r i n o anil p u r r l a l l b as aie lan>;hl and
pn-acbed in a larjjo n u m b e r ol so callcd o r t h o d o x
i huri-beM in Now K i i g l a n d . Hi-roraili.' I ban acroKS
tbi' sea i- \our piaoo for mission w o i k
fan
that
all
Ibo
iiinnov
niisod
K i i t ; l a n d f o r h o m o m i i s i . n i p u r p o s e s in
i^latoB, It e x p e n d e . l
clensioii
takinii
Will
any
upon N o w
pU.-o, m
in
the
New
Cniied
K i i y l a n I, w o u l d
;ii re»t
Ilio
Niipi>i\
pom-milleniiiaiist.
not
iplijfiou«
the
dt'
wide-spread
one
who
believes
to
chriHlianlze all the nalioiiH before the . f . x m d advent
ol ( " b r i l l , t'ivo II- an e » t i m a i o nf hov.' m a n y
tboin-
of
the
Does
Triune
(ifxl-
all
Now
K n g l a n . l alone, iin l u d i n g
(.KNKiiAL
^'or
twenty
subucriliors
ITKMS
at
'>() e a c h
sen.l a Lun-i and ($ody Uraco as a
we
will
iutii.
Wby
not secure it as a UHcful C l i n s t i i i E s pioseni for your
s f i o n s n e s s ? I f "O, w h o is it that lays i.'roatost stress
pastor ?
on
liajitism ? is
it wo
w h o never b a p t i z n even a
Ar,'
you
1
protcs-od
s'ck m a n , m u c h less a d y i n j : o n e ? or is il they w h o
read
b a p t ' i e a m a n wlio. to all apjioarance, is
I'roloshion, and if
II
not,
tben
this
so-called
b a p t i s m is a
m o c k e r y ; and what sin does a m a n
uws
Ibat
holy
who
notiior <)uestioi). W h a t is pro-
A n d another.
any s p i r i t u a l t)enrfii
that
commit
and g l o r i o u s N a m e in connection
with a morkery ?
fanity ?
virtually
I>id (ieneral ( i r a n t n-celve
from
that
baptisir ?
Admit
he d i d ; is it Ihe s a m e Iwnetit w h i c h an un-
Now. what
d i d that
s p r i n k l i n g of
w a t e r in the
face o f an unconsciouB m a n m e a n ?
W h a t din Dr
N e w m a n m e a n bv it?
that
D i d he m e a n
baptism
tliei-orrnon
in
lii-l
( hi .Kiiiiii '
paper
w-ii a r e
T I K ' iTowd
'hi- d o d i c a i i m
lackitit',—t7(iOO,
from
the helpless dyintr t h a n there is f o r
but
w i t b .loliii W
D i l l n r d b e a d l n i ; its solid liuibt-
next
biiildiuK
mom iioe<l><.l
mission cliapol in S o u t h M o n i p b l s .
Hea.i Bro. ICiiicaid's .jiieslion a m i sugifoslion
her pastor.
Woodland
in
"hnreh
in u r g i n g every
pastor in tho lUg H a l c b i ^ , »vho pleged so generously
to b r i n g the m o r e i m p o r t a n t m a i l e r of p a y i n g those
aistent w h e n ho ha.sieni to a d m i n i s t e r it to the d y i n g
pledges can be easier
I n f a n t ; but
o t h e r belore Ihe next Association.
their d e v o t i o n l o r i t n a l i s m
The
in M e m p h i s is a largo
pledges liefore their c h u r c h e s this m o n t h .
all
was
debt
i n g coininittee, ibis drlrt will i-oon d i s a p p e a r .
w i t h h o l d i n g It f r o m babes, and the C a t h o l i c is con
with
appro-
to l i i j u i . l a i e tbo o u t s i a n d i i i n
W e j o i n Bro. K
baptism
-erviccs
priate, soleinn a m i niifirf.isire. O n l v one i h i n n
and
Ot
m o r e reason for w i t h h o l d i n g
save
sake
wa'4 immiMico n i l he Central cburiTb
last S a i i h a t b , and
istered to the d y i n g , e v e n after il is " a l l o v e r ? "
no
\our
motlu^r
il a n d | i r a y o v o r i l , tor > ' i u r c h i b i r o n ' -
is eo related to salvation, that it s h o u l d l>e a d m i n is
Adorning
a l a t h e r 01
AM h o n o r to
there
I >0 no- f a i l to
on
anottier c o l u m n .
(•ourae
imid
this m<inth
any
Lot it be said,
totheglorvof
even
was the tirsi AKTOcialion in the S l a t e to pay u p all
though
Pedobaptiste,
are accustomed to go
adult.
Ihe B i g
Hatchio
o f its try iiledges.
T h e moat s i g n a l :nid g l o r i o u s victories ever
B u t , t h e n , D r . N e w m a n w a s very
careful
to ro-
|)cat t h e f u l l n a m e o f h i s s u b j e c t , even i n his
to
Ihe M a s t e r , thai
Those
than
b u t few P r o t e s t a n t s in t h i s ago a n d in t h i s c o u n t r y ,
q u i t e so far as to a d m i n i s t e r it to t h e unroitscio'is
gel
done
ha-ste
before t h e b r e a i h was e n t i r e l y gone.
A n d this f a d suagcsta tho t h o u g h t
n i a n b a d ID m i n d the i d e a o f
a
that
Dr.
Now-
" e h r i s t c n i n g , " or
c o t i n i y last m o n t h
and
the tile a g a i n .
t e m p l a M o n boy m d
of
tho o x c c n t i o n
of the l a w , by an ajipeal to the courts.
Georgia,
presence o f G w l , since,^accortllng to t h e theory
T h e w h i s k e y r l n « is n o w put
tintf forth all its potency to obstruct
" t h e g i v i n g o f a n a m e , " a n d t h a t ha w a s a n x i o u s
not go nameless i n t o the
Now
Tho
adder
let M a c o n u n d AthenSi
rUo u|> a n d repeat
the victory, a n d p u t
tho rrach o f tho liundredB o f
versifies In those placof, a n d then tho
b y w h i c h t h o c h r l s t a n e d Is to be k n o w n In h e a v e n .
couMiles In tho State
B u t i f that
G e o r g i a solid a g a i n s t t h o roign o f
will
ho B l i m u l a t o d to m a k e
whiskey.
and
T h e best t w o m o n t h s to w o r k for T U B B A r T i H T ,
w h e n she l o o k s i n t h e record b o o k , w i l l she reeog-
a r c Decemlwsr a n d J a n u a r y , a n d D e c e m b e r Is horo,
W i l l not o u r friend* p r o v e their love A)r t h o g r o a t
p r i n c i p l e s advocated I n this paper, And intorost In
v t , b y d o u b l i n g tho u u i n b o r n o w c o m i n g [to I b o l r
o f f l c o P ^ I f you fsaUHOt get a n a n n u a l substjrlbor, got
blm
by
his
mother,
iiizo t h o n a u i o o f hor s o n ? — i r o u m o / and
Mauen-
per.
Until some Methodist paper, or bithop or ropro•enUUva man among them protwts sgalnsl this
I f you of
a u t h o r ' s a r g u m e n t s a n d proofs, w o assert, Jn s a n o
a n d sober earnest, t h a t n e i t h e r y o u n o r ho Is a o
honest m a n .
W o also say w h a t uomis n o w o r d o f
proof, because solf-evldent, t h a t a m a n w i o asserts
that a g i v e n practice, aa i n f a n t b a p t i s m o r denoroln u t i o n a l ex^mmunlon, is S c r i p t u r a l , u n d refuses to
s u p p o r t hi« Htnrmatiou w i t h h i s proof, v i r t u a l l y
tionest partlssns o n l y will d e n y ; viic., a r i g h t or
p r i v i l e g e o r o r d i n a n c e w h i c h Is l i m i t e d t o t h o
m o m b u r s o f a c h u r c h Is j u s t l y a n d dorrectly den o m i n a t e d a c h u r c h r i g h t , p r i v l l o g o oi' o r d i n a n c e ,
a n d an o r d i n a n c e or p r i v i l e g e t h a t Is l i m i t e d l o t h e
m e m b e r s o f a spcciflc d e n o m i n a t i o n , a n d to n o o n e
else, is correctly d e n o m i n a t e d a d c n o m l n a M o n a l
o r d i n a n c e ; j u s t as a r i g h t or p r i v i l e g e t h a t Is
m l i o d to the l e g i t l m u i e m e m b e r s o f |i f a m i l y is
correctly d a n o m i n itcd a f a m i l y r i g h t o)- p r i v i l e g e :
but i f said r i g h t or p r i v i l e g e belongs as w e l l to
otbera t h a n tho m e m b e r s o f t h a t f a m i l y It c a n n o t
correctly ijo called a f a m i l y r i g h t or p r i v i l e g e . . I t
IH a p a r t o f t r n o C h r U t i a n honcsly to ( a l l t h i n g s
b> I heir r i g h t names.
WHO
W I L L H E L P THIS T H U B E
YOUNG
MInlSTEUS THROUGH A N O n i E B
SESSION ?
T h e faculties at J a c k s o n a n d C a r s o n Oollogo w i l l
unite in t h e s t a i o m o n t t h a t threo y o u n g inlnlstors
in all respects m u r e p r o m i s i n g , a n d m o r a w o r t h y
of assistance, never a t t e n d e d I hose colleges. T h e y
are in the m i d s t o f t h e i r studies. T h e y c a n n o t ret u r n w i t h o u t the assistance o f friends.
The
(luesiion n o w is, s h a l l we say to t h e m r e t u r n a n d
yon shall h a v e I t ? P e r s o n a l l y It w i l l bo too m u c h
for us, n t i i i l we aro a g a i n a b l e to take tho flold to
preach or lecture.
I f w o s h a l l receive, In a n s w e r
10 Ibis a p p e a l , between n o w a n d S e p t o m b o r the
lirst, e n o u g h to pay 0110 m o n t h ' s l)oard for each,
thirtv-sevon d o l l a r s a n d fifty conU, t r u s t i n g i n
( i o d "and o u r b r e t h r e n , we w i l l say to t h e m , " C o m e
back and finish y o u r c o u r s e . " Ixjt evory f i i e n d o f
m i n i s t e r i a l o d u c a t i o n w h o reads this decide i f ha
or she w i l l help t h i s cause this year; 1885-4), a n d
i n f o r m us how much, a n d f o r w a r t l a part of i t before the first o f S e p t e m b e r n e x t . Bro, F u l l e r , w e
are satisfied, w i l l starl t h e n e w year w i t h h i s o l d
p r o p o s i t i o n ; I. e., to bo o n e o f t w e n t y t»» p a y tho
hoard and washing of one y o u u g m l n l s t o r , — l h i r >
teen tlollara a n d fifty conls, six d o l l a r s a.id sevontyconiH each.
W o believe o n e b r o t h e r i n O a l i f o r n l a
w i l l e n g a g e to s u p p o r t o n e . A n d w o bellove t h e
y o u n g ladies' niisslouary sooloties IH Tonneaaea
w i l l e n g s g o to s u p p o r t a n o t h e r , a n d t h a t t h o soclelies in D y e r s b u r g a u d Klpley w i l l head t h e list.
A n d wo aro m o r a l l y certain t h a t tho gei>.eral <x>n«
t r i b i i t i o n s w i l l s u p p o r t a n o t h e r . I f w o are rlghtiu t h i s w e can s u p j i u r t f o u r Instead o f throe f o r t h «
c o m i n g year, 1 8 8 ^ .
Shall wo not d o I t ?
It
m a v bo a hard year, b u t listen to tbo p r o m i a o f
' • T r u s t l u tho L o r d , a u d d o gooti, a n d verily t h o u
Shalt 1)0 f e d . "
W h o w i l l t r u s t l u . the L o r d , a n d
load otr In this g r a n d w o r k ?
#
^
" '
If w o can o n l y bo I n s t r u m e u W this y e a r I n
r a i s i u g the m o a n s to s u p p o r t f o u r l^ouog .mlnlstera^:
a l J a c k s o i i a n d C a r s o n wo shall fael t h f t w a ara '
n o t l i v i n g in v a i n ; a n d tho b r o t h e r o r a U t ^ r ,
w h o gives ton or Ave or o n e d o l l a r w i l l n o t l i v e
w h o l l y In v a i n .
us boar f r o m evory f r i e n d o f m i n i s t e r i a l education d u r i n g t h i s m o i i U i , t h a t w o m a y l e t ' t h e
b r e t h r e n k n o w i f t h e y oau r e t u r n lu S e p t o i n b a r .
A r i y a i u o u D l s i n t h o m a l l s t h a t h a v o not reached
us w i l l bo adde-' l o t h o B e p t e m l w r f u n I.
J . It. GBAVKB.
itLLKH rUND.
-
•
Bro K U Fuller 1)1 OJ.OMS lo l)o pno of t«n to ttlvo 118 flO.
Mississippi.- E a FiifUr, 0 7Ai I'leasani-hlll ohurob,
l>oHolo ooimty, 0 78. Total, 13 60.
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Texas. - Mrs Llxalo Ubaasy, 18 60. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
;
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f / » ^
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Mrs L W Thorn
Urogoo, UO oesi
WMCKLY B I P O H T .
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confesses h i s i n a b i l i t y to d o so, a u d ttiat he is w i l l i n g to hold a n d teach what ho k n o w s he c a n n o t
provo. T h e r e is a n o t h e r self-evident tact t h a t dls-
remaining
c o n t u s i o n In t h e better w o r l d , for Ulysses S i m p s o n
Is n o t t h e n a m o g i v e n
Ray.
s l u d e u t s , tho l l o w e r o f (Jeornia's sons in t h o U n i
n o t a few P c d o b a p f l s l ^ t h e " c h r i s t e n n a m e " is t h a t
Is t h e Idea, t h e n t h t r o m u s t bo s o m e
won
by local opiioiiists w as that w o n in A l l u i i l a a n d its
that
the general should
N o t q u l t o gone deranged, B r o
a n y o t h e r m a n w i l l criticise a n d o p p o s b ' t h o rpos i t i o n s of a b o o k , a n d p u b l i s h t h e m as false, with*'
o u t a c r a e f u l a n d I m p a r t i a l e x a t a i n a t l o a o f the,
ands or milUoiis of year« b.- thiiik» il w o u l d lu' e
baptism?
conscious i n f a n t receives w h e n baptized ? — / > .
udgineiit
the
w h e n it i« " a l l o v e r " w i t h h i m . a n d ho is past i-on-
dead?
h a v i n g the key o f the t.ollomles- ,,ii and a « r e a
c h a i n in his h a m l . A n d he l a . d
.| | „ „ , b e d r a g o n
that old serponi, w h i c h is the D m il, a n d S i t u ,
a n d hotinil h i m a l l n u H n m l v.-ais, a i . i « , . ( ni„,'
i n t o the bottomless pit, a n d shut bi-n up, a n d set a
seal u p o u tilm, t h a t ho s l i o n l d .leceiv,. t'.e ^nitions
n o inorn, till t h e t h o u s i n d vear- s h o u l d bo f u l l i l l e d •
worship,
T h e f o r e g o i n g statement has gone the r o u n d " of Boston ?
in t h e holy a n d a w f u l n a m e
UH U > I v i ) 8 .
A n d I «,.iw an « „ ^ o l -i .n.lin;: in ibo
s u n ; a n d be cried w i i b a '.luii v u e - n .>. - i . »ii
the f o w l s i b a t l U ill ibo u.i.U. ,.(
c-.,„„.
a n d g a t h e r yoursolves t o ^ e i b o i „ „ , „
...
,,
theg.-eat ( ; o d ; thai yo m t y eat ibe il..,b .1 k
a n d the flesh .-( . aptains. a n d iho il sh
i,ii..ii,,
m e n a n d (he llesb o f bo.>eH, an.l „i t h e m .1 I i .it
on r ,e„,. a n d ibe tl-sb ot all m-.i,
r,.,r and
hotjd botb . m a l l and gii.at
And I
tbo
ovor
cay of evangelical C b r i s t i a t i i t y a n d ilie neglect o f
to c b r i f l i a n l / •
I>o they t h i n k it a C h r i s t i a n d u t y to liaptize a m a n
!
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,11,.I
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Il t ! 1
t. II.'C' I
after sn extensive travel
destitution.
I i n t e n d e i l to attend to t h i s m y s e l f "
nil.si
i.,,,^;
yon."
you a l l . "
Commerce.,
,
'
In c a n v a s s i n g .
Journal
that it is ibe m i s . i o n of Ibo i-}iur< bo< 'd C b r i . t
1- . I ,').
! I 11.I 11
wbiivb.rsoH ri,„i;,.;r,i;
A n d Iiui of hH m o i i f i ^ „.,,, ,
, ,,,,,,
w i t h 11 ho (.boul.l «iMiio ib<. iMii .o- -,.,,! i|. ,|,„||
rule lliem w i t b a ro,| ,,( ir-,,, . ,i,.| ti,. ir-a l.- 1, (UW i n o p r . . « , o f , b e l i n-ono., an.l
h .| M i n ^ d l i
I.01I. A i d be h a i b oil bis
a. I ,,,, 1,1. u,,.,),
Tin..?.
of
bo Hiitlii'iont 10 r e c o v e r o r
n a m e of the F a t h e r , Son a n d Holy G h o s t . "
The
CONCLUSIVIS
.New K u K l a n d , a n d wIlnosHing the signs o f the de-
It is a
" It is all o v e r ; I w i l l l>apti/,e bini "
" I
A
to ilecHV, the i n c r e a s i n g n u m b e r of cbiircbo") with-
that the m a n is d e a d ? "
"No,
AND
o f throe, ,flvo o r s l * b r e t h r e n w h o m yoo^ w o u l d
l i k e t o sue it, a u d i f pleased w o u l d be m o t t l i k a l y
to s u b s c r i b e , wo w i l l s e n d t h e m oop.cs to a i d jroa
chur,^b-bou«es, once tilled w i t h Ktvcrenl a m i atten-
" It's all over. "
iuarke<l :—
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t. ,111 I
I'ICTURK
\ C O U I t l ' J S l ' O N D U N T ol Ibo N e w Y o r k
.Sablialb
rouBe<i h i m w i t h the w o r d s
"Thank
„ „ i,^ ,(,„
,
.1 I
SAD
a A a i / ' s c U o U r , o r a throo or f o u r
e n the S a m p l e L i s t . I f you w i l l ^onrt us th^i utmiMi
AUGUMENT.
h a n d i n t o if, a m i said : —
1.-
p..-.,
over by C b r i s t an.l l . i ,
ol Ibo >:ospol '"II bv
wo till,! 1 I,
rovoHl.'.l
•lolin —
every
I K > W I , tilicd it w i t h water, oaiue back, DRIKIIH'D
.
111 W liooi.i.ovrl I Ull!
II
w il! worshii iiio, hI -i h'I I,.
'i.
AT.I1 1,0 will I-.ml,till,. 1 , |,
A
STUANGK!
" Ye»."
, ,
kiiif/.l .111- tiii I itn ir (ji I V (i
o( ('lirii.1 <01 it,o 1111,11
CI r i . i (li.l „.., ,
ri„li .
fji'iti
SOMETHING
' P H E f a m i l y were gathered a r o u n d G e n e r a l ( J r a n t
i n o u s c h a i r , w i t h his p i l l o w b e h i n d h i m , a n d rusUd
.n«u
w o r e it all e a r o f u l l y o v e r s o w n w i t h t h o g o o d seed
flold, b u t a f r a e i i o n a l p a r t o f I t w o u l d so rocolvo U
Chrlat
C h r U t ' a second
i
aborted
fe«s to rccclvo it, so t h a t t h o y / e W , b e i n g t h o
01
in a n . v v u r |.i i b i . .juoi.-
gathered logetlier to mak«f w a r aj-ain.i b<m i b ii
sai on I b o borse. a n d a g i i n s t bis » r i i u
A n d iho
b e a n was taken, a n d w i t h h i m tbo raise nn.pbot
j l K F O U E ( l l s i i i i M i n g ih,. chim,,,. „ f
i
t h a t w r o u g h t miraeles before biui, w i t h w b ' c b bo
A-* h a v e untlccil if Kcciiis ti) iim » bri(>r H u m m A r y t h e m r a l n n l i l the w h o l e w a s leavened.
deceived [hem thai bad n-ceivcl i h o 111 n k o f ibe
o f t h o l r t c a c h i n g H w i l l bu s c v p t n l ) ! , and
prolli
T h a i his k i n g d o m , w h i c h ho d e s i g n e d Hhonid in, beasi. an.l t h e m that w o r s h i p e 1 h i . IIII .K..
TIUU,.
a b l e to luy readors.
buminu
composed ot sainis, — the «avt;d o n l y ( A c t s ii 47), — both w e t o east alive i n t o a lak., o f lire
u . i wi h
T h e r e in to m v m i n d a s t r i k i n / tlinoloKic^l .^on- w o u l d bo d e n i o r a l i y e d a n d sutler d e t r i m o u i by w i t h britiisiono. A n I th r o m . . « n . w e . ^
the s w o r d o f h t m thai
„ , , o n the boivi-, w h i c h
nooUon a n d order bolweuii i(i i t r u a b ' o s I h a v e oxi»eing tilled w i t h h y p o c r i t e s , w o i I d l y a n d wicked s w o r d procflfldod .Mil ol hi« llioutl. . i u d V M S , ,
p U i n e i l , w h i c h , lakoii tog !Mi,>r, i.iua rdto i h o doc- m e n , w h o are the emissaries of S a t a n , w o learn
f o w l s were Hlled w i t h tiieir t l e s b . " - U e v .
j].
trloPB h e a r i n g u p o n "THK UUIN a n d KBDKWPTION o f
f r o m tho |)arablo o f tho M u H t a r d Troo, i n t o whoso
tho
« l l!ti«
this
In
l i o n , a n d to c b e o r t b o d e s p u n d t n c )
ofUhri^t.—
Ill r\
'•\Vbi< li in other a»;e« wa.i not m a d o k n o w n u n t o
i.v ( l|. i . ( I,,
the non- of m e n , a« ii IH n o w rovcaled u n t . . bis boU
aposll » a.i.l i i r . i p b e i . bv ilio S p i r i t :
tl,<,t thr
(ictthlcs ihoni,! he /ell.„rhKir>,
,i„,l ,,/' the suitie
•' A i u i I . a » v l i o a v o i i d i . . . ! , , . , , j , j i.
h<t<ly. anil pnrfttAerg ,,/ hiy /i, „„i,^e. ,,i i hn.it
h,j borm- , a n d b e ili.il sal ii|,..i, i . i m
//((• ;/»»</.c/,"—K|)|io»ittiiH iii
(J
anil T n i o , Hiiil ill 1 1 ^ 1 ,
, .. i
<'l>iir<- ti l-o l i j .
Th* ItapUnU believe timi ,1 CiU iHliHn oiioron i* « local pnn.
rcjpitloQ, and compli-te In it.eit,
hl«i amooas
inlniKiry
re
I b a l ol i|„. „,Mv..r
we learn ibat Ibo n'liiriou of Christ
ami i'i:oi'iiKciii.s oi^
it, w h e n
personal
" A n<l tlio ,lo\ il, i i i k i i . t I, 11,
•I
rain, fliowod i n i r . lilm
ii,.
«loietl lo 111. falb.T M I..VO aihi IIOUM' a i i j f i r l r i i c d
woi
In !t I
,.f I
iiilioril.il c e , (roiii ilio in vil al ioiw lo tbo (in-at N I I | > - u n t o l i i i i i . a l l i l i i i . | > n i , . | . .
i
•XollUAMlKiilUK f r i i x i ^ i r n „ r HH|>tlat».
nposiTioji OF TiiK n m m
the
w I'krcl aliiio*; ino-i ~iali
Kr.jiii
. i'SfS,
! f^'iil^
l onntoiaci
dii.ing
lovo i ) t C h r i m for a l .ti aii.l r u i n e d w o r l . l , an<l tlie
itbeep nougbl
pover'N niij{bl biTunio ru b . "
c linreh.or ^
anti
anil re»lure<l lo it- fold, ilhut.rale the c<)inpa<i«i(.,.ale
ibe lost
linii, ' a l l tliat be liad ' - - ' A l t b o i i g l i li.. w a . rirl. yel
" • • • " i r i.
of
opp»«u
nationi
a n d s u b d u e d to t h e reign
C h r i s t a n d his apoBiles?
i f j l m u iirii-e. be iva* w l l l u i t ; lo pay for i r» roilt-ini.-
l o r w m a l iHtarn oriiotci) IfiinulWl or il .. ,..iit r . h . u i l , r i , «
lully
« itb all Ihv ilo.cival.i. II,
lli» iljllll. I1,0. OVOI III,-
I >1 rtiid reoj.viM-f.l-,.l
mind uml wmd otin, with iiiAir
'
•
">
send nmney hy I'.t«l.orac« Order, Kegutpreil U ' l U r Kxi.ri.»»
are to b « Chri$tainized
wa* so sif^nal
(Jod
Hill! .-neiny o f m a n , s i n wau i n t r c H l u m l i n t o tho
w o r l d , a m i by «>iii d o a t n a n d tho r u i n o f tho r a w ,
T h e p<>«t m e l l e n n i a l t h e o r y , I. e., t h a t all
o f S a t a n is a l l o w e d to be e i p r t e d u p t m tlie r a w h o w
can wo r x p c e i . an Uie friends o f C t i r U t , 10 b u i w s s .
J O e i w e s s e e
^
If
t^ *
iHEteESSEfejBlroilill
( I V i i H T l O A l g A A l O ANMWISftH.
I^I'KSTIOB Sfcti, Our pa«lor »nj» bo iMfllnvea In obureh
tjquimuiiioitj una (uiiiieuilii tbut bo tius a right to invlUi )il|
hevnune th«j- mK hc-jong to ono and iho (i«iiio
climuh.-^'HtMi litti.lidt cliiiroh," Wlmt have you u> nay
•'»''<''
AuiUAUA B a m i h t .
AsfHV'JCU 3.%, W o t h i n k h o l«i
under
<1y»He()9iB f r o m J m v i u K swaliowcd.unrtlbristod.Hr*.
lloDfioii's j . o § U l o i i ; v h . , ( h a t the U r d U m i p p e r belongs fo all ill I h o klnKiJono, a n d that a l l Daptitits
Hro i n the k i n g d o m .
W e also t h i n k t h a t y o u r pa«lor lilioiild Barufully r e a d atid s t u d y h snrloH o n t h e
Christian Ekkl.jma, — " M y Chiircli," by Dr. Mur-
tho inoaciy at riak he ijucome*. tho poMausiior o f I'm
property o f a n o t h e r w i t h o u t e a r n i n g il, a n d without g i v i n g v a l u e for it. F o r the(»o reaswn.-i the
money is not j u s t l y a n d hono«lly his o v / n ; and in
o b t a i n i n g it be has violated the H c r i p i u r o w h i c h
cotniijaiiiis h i m to
Bight o f all m e n . '
p r o v i d e t h i n g s honoHtly in tho
( K o m , xii 17 ) See also 'I C o r .
vii. 20, I ' h i l . iv. 8, y. ilesides t i n , , iho sin ,.i
tiirii g a n d o b l a l n i n g the properi> <•) another ii'
this w a y Is of the nittiiro ol iovhUiubiujsh, w h i r h
tho H c r l p l n r o u
( E x . XX. 17.)
po«ilivoly
hikI rxinxB.«!v
|)r<.iiiliil
longer unlesa w o i n v i t o all ()apti»ts t o e o t n m u n o
tie,; and hin act, and t h o aiiovo act, m a y force
s o m « wito h a v e h i t l l e r l o expressed ihouiBeiroa as
m u n i o n to y j e l d , for the s a k e o f p e a c e .
Eld. Hop-
per, w h o is a m e m b e r o f the o h u r c h a n d o n e o f the
ablest m i n i s t e i a in o n r A o s o e i a t i o n , is a church
o o m m u m o i i i s i , b u t has pruaohed b u t l i t t l e tho past
by
civil
luw
lis
as-.M-imion.,
i.MMlen, ie?.
m,,!
eift. IM are all t)ad, v,t> bud , mi.I n, 1.,- t.'iiilii ,,i n
" T h i s iiassagi) .;i»iinot l»e understood uuIcsh It be
borne i n m i i n i that tho p r i m i t i v i ! baptisui was by
imnior«ioi(."
of a ("lirisi inn, hmiI bri'iifs r .-p: ..!!• 'i
• IcHirovK t h f inllnenr-e »ii i .| -th.'.-- f .•
reliKion.
Dti W e t t « , on l i o m . vt. 1 Hayw : —
" T h o death of Johuh, a c c o r d i n g to verse ten, was
on account of sin, w h i c h , i n h i m , was a t o n c o for
a n d w i t h a l diwtroyed. T h r o u g h a n a p p r o p r i a t i o n
o< the xanm by f a i t h in baptiain tlie p o w e r o f sin
in bellevcr» aluo i.>j b r o k e n , a n d the old m a n slain
Thin t h o u g h t connects itself w i t h a (.yinlxtllcal
^i(^nitk•atif'n of b a p t i s m as a figure of d e a t h , inanninch as i i n i n e r s l o n recalls the descent i n t o the
grave."
8 o W e s l e y , A d a m C l a r k , O l s h a u s e n , B i s h o p Eilicott, L i g h t f o o t .
< i m n b l inj,- sb.ni'lil
i i,, i,-i..n- i,,.
w i l l i d r i i n l i e n n e i s a t . i l hiI.iI ,.,-,
pelrator« hbould
lie ilKim-d
, , , . , „
:!,,•.,
,(
.|.,,h..,i
wi.i l i a l l
p,.r-
. imr.-li (ell i w - t i j . , ui
ohedloneo lo ,1
lo
w i l b . i r . w ('ron.
every brother l h a t walki-ib ilisoiilerl>, tfie Kainblei
b ' i n t ; g u i l t y of liiiN nin in a vi.ry iiifjli ib yrei
Uro. ."endleton is HpemliilK
"oim- t i m e
al .lai k-
son, T e n n . , p r e a c h i n g s u p e r b sermonM lo il,.. y o u n g
m i n i s l o r s a n d the lai ko e'iiifjr.'i;aliiuin i b a l
allend.
wo f u l l y en-
dorwj a n d s u b m i t to o u r q u e r i s t , a n d all w h o inlulgo i n a n y of t h o l u a u l f o l d f o r m a of g a m b l i n g ,
.7hloh so m a n y profesBsd C h r i n t i a n a try lo tionvlnco themgoivoB aro i n n o c e n t , a n d n ^ t c o n d e m n e d
l>y G o d ' a w o r d : —
" T o s h o w thttt g a m b i l a g ia p r o h i b i t e d b y tbo
S c r l p t u r o s I t la n o t nocossary to A n d p r o h i b i t o r y
m e u i l o u o f tho praotico I n tho B l b l o . I t la e n o u g h
to show, t h a t tljo prInolplOT J n v o l v o d aro c o n t r a r y
to tlio S c r l p t u r o a ; atid w o d o n o t h a v o to search
v e r y far to l l n d thnae prlnolploa.
" T w o m e n sit d o w n a l t h e o a r d - U b l e , Mnd each
o u o puta a g l v o n t u r n o f m o n e y o n t h o t a b l e o n d o r
t h o flKreoiaoiit t h a t i h o o n e V b o ia latKHMiftil to tbu
gaino la to h a v e a l l t h e m d a o ^ ^ p u l j af
i n guoh
a oaso t h e m o n e y la tfao
thtf
effort to o b t a i n I t I n t h i s
la p w i r i p t e A b y a de-
aire a n d a p u r p o i o t o iret I t iirlthotit . M '
i h r a t t t r n . A n d vrheu t h o i t t l i M i i
an"
.7 ^^
'
o f live a t his ofllce, a n d
poetizes i h u s
t h e low price o f o u r p a p e r : —
A n ! whon we
It ,.nt ho lr>«
Wo oltoi) wonder why it's so
That every llaptlat in ihe I mil
l>o«» n«it take il, to 11 man I
courerning
Hut, cleansed ami H«veil a-id porfeoted by (jraee,
false. W o w i s h to republish a u o t h e r e d i t i o n
present use a n d havo not a r o p y i n h a n d .
I I d w can we f u r r e n d e r otir pi ineiples ? W o w i l l
iiKoriii >ou bow ibd m a i l e r I ' o i i i ' l u i i e s . " — I , . J. N.
I'be a l t i t u d e ol y o u r j.aflor ih c o i i a i n l y ropiehen-
I t is i m p o r t a n t that ail w h « i n t o m i to road w l i b
the class n e x t year read u p Ihe ronrse p n b l i s h e i l
for S e p t c m i j o r n n i i l the llrst of J a n u a r y ; and w r
It
lie
II.
atiiiiipts
kii.K.li.in,
rr;;ar,| d tt vi'rv
unikf
a^Tonliin;
i-nurrb
I"
ft..
weak
elforl.
synonymous
r.'.i,,bapliHi
with
ibeory.
W b a i a !iH-ink.' l.,i an ,.KI llup isi i i i i n i » l e r : " — K.
Ki.\irii..i ,.H.
.Nk) oni. ran I r a m e
i i r g u m e n t to
t i i p p o t i di, . I r,.r vvitliout pit.pa^'-4liii)i one or more
otbet . rroiH.
" I am i l . r i d e d in ilie r o n v i c t i o n
tbat y .u hI,uoUl p o I ) u u r e.xpoMtionH'of ' i h e ' ^ m r abli'H into book f o r m .
I I b i n k iliey p u t the e r o w n
u p o n all yon have w r i l l e n , a n d
1 do
thank
God
be has Hpareil y o u r life to t i n d e r l a k c t h e m , a n d
do
pray
By
ibat be m a y
enable yon to liuish t h e m .
tiieiii we learn the I rue iiiiHslon of bis e h u r c h o s , —
noi to r/,r,»l,iiuize
nationf..
or etiucalv but to evaiu/cNze
There i» irne e m o u r a g e i n e n t
ail
c o m m u n i n g w i t h I'edoliaplists, a n d tho latter g o t o
Baptist t a b i r e . "
T h i s comes o f d e n y i n g t h a t
tho
J j o r d ' s s u p p e r is a c h u r c h o r d i n a n c e , a n d e x t e n d i n g
i n v i t a t i o n s as a n act o f C h r i s t i a n courtoay.
is n o m i d d l e g r o u n d
communion.
between c h u r c h
and
There
open
E l d . B. F . H u r i o n g h s , G r o y ' s
E l d . T . J . L a n e , 01,0 of tho oldest m i n i s t e r s a n d 8toro, T e x a s !
Y o u r p c i s o n a l a n d fraternal iottors
pastors o f K a U Tenues'oe, say a : " T h e Haptista o f are d u l y appreciated by us, a« a r o y o u r qllorta to
E a s t Tcniic8K>o aeo eertainly w a k i n g u p o n tlio e x t e n d tho c i r c u l a t i o n o f t h i s p a j i o r . ^ W e rejolco
c o m m u n i o n q u e s t i o n , " H o c a n n o t heliovo that tJie l o Iioar t h a t o h u r c h c o m m u n i o n ia g a i n i n g g r o u n d
m o n i b e r s o f ono B a p t i s t ehurcii h a v e a r i g h t to go surely t h o u g h s l o w l y i n y o u r aeoHon o f t h o S t a i o .
Y o u r gootl o p i n i o n o f o u r o x p o s i t l o n s o f p a r a b l e s
t o tho t a b l o « r a n o t h e r o l i u r c h ,
<• F o r tlio last
c n c o u r a g e s u s to w o r k o n .
W o o f t e n g e t dl»t w o yoarg o u r ehtiroh ( P o p l a r C r o o k , A l a . ) has n o t
c o u i ged, w o can d o so lilUo a t a t l m e j a n d t h a t , w e
g i v e n a n i n v i t a t i o n o n eoiiitiiuiiioii o(xai.ionn, h u t t t i h i k , 90 ,K)orly. W i t h o u t G o d ' a o s p ^ l a l h e l f f ^
t h o i n t o r - c o i n n i u n l o n b r e t h r e n aro d o t e r n i i n o d to s h a l l fall t o flnitih. W e d i v i d e o u r U m e
t a k e a voto, a n d foroo the a i l n 0 r l i j I n t o open c o m . tho pou a n d p r a y e r f o r a d d i t i o n a l l l g h t ^ w ^ j ^ f o r
m u u l o n w i t h o l h o r B o p t l a t ohtirohea o r d r i v e t i i o m ti?. \ou aro b u t a trifle o u r s e n i o r I n a i f ^ a n d
a w a y n r o m t h e i r o w n t a b l o I n u r d o r t o i n v i t o thono w o s h a l l soon meet w l i h t h o b i o s s o d r ^ ' o V f l r l h e r e . "
w h o have^ » t > ^ % h t t o o o m o . O u r paator, E l d .
W e call special «>n>'»),tuii to o u r
I>toily
Orrttoher, n o w say* lio w i l l n o t p r e a c h for ud a n y
and Pulpit Biblw.
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EDITIO^NS.
cordauc*-, Taiilen o f W e i g l i t a a n d
urca,
Il is fresli.
llro. M a b a l l y
to
oilit^r
ietlers
Please aln
ilouiK
lie
hiiHlness
y i v e d a l e a n d Stale
tral churi'i, last rttinday were ijiiito interosliiiK, a n d
great goo I in o u r c h u r c h a n d c o m m t f n l t y . S o w e
p r a y ever for the rich blessings o l G o d u p o n
ns n i l . "
Tk.vah. — fJro. A . T . F o r d , w r i t i n g o n N o v e m b e r
the tweiity-tiiird, s a y s : " W o h a v e h a d m e e t i n g s
in (irogroHs since W e d n e s d a y a w e e k a g o , B r o . F .
.H. U'luiitreu of B u r n e t t has been w i t h m e , a n d h a s
|ire»(!hed most o f the t i m e . T h e greatest r e v i v a l
vvor k n o w n in this t o w n h a s resulted. I have, u p
to date, bajitized ten h i p p y persons, o n e f r o m t h e
M e t h o d i s t s , ono f r o m tho P r e s b y t e r i a n s a n d "one
from the K p i s c o p a i i a n s . O n o stands a p p r o v e d f o i
b a p t i s m . Several are d e e p l y I n t e r e s t ^ , a n d t h e
good w o r k goes on. Bro. I l o u n t r e e left to-day. 1
f b a l l c o n t i n u e tho nicetings. B r o . I t o n n t r e e b a a
w o n d e r f u l l y endeared h i m s e l f to t h i s pooplo,'VA
s o u n d e r gospel preacher I never h e a r d . , G o d bleas
h i m w i l l ever bo o u r p r a y e r . I w o u l d love t o t a k e
Tiik Hai-timt b u t iiave not t h e m o n e y . " Bro. F o r d
wriieh f i o i i i . l u n c t i o n C i t y .
M i s s o t i u ! . — B r o . B . I<\ D i c k s o n o f H e l e n a says,
wriiini; on
"Tho
raeetinga
are Hiiil g o i n g o n in the F i r s t a n d B o u t h
D e c e m b e r tho f i r s t :
churches
Ol 8t. .loseph, w i t h n o w a b o u t
ditions.
thn^o h u n d r e d
M o e t i n g s h a v j j u f t closed a t M o t i n
cliureii.
It
is said
tho w o r k
begai
iSuiKlay-sciiool, b u t i t w o n t f a r b e y o n d , e
one
seventy-fivo
and
one o v e r
flfly
yS?
BroMi. Uico a n d B a l i were t h e preachot '
were parlii i p a l e d in by H r e t h . .S. Jl. F o r d , 8. Lun-
tho revival w a v e w i l l reach t n a n y ' o t h ^ ' c l i
in this r e g i o n . "
mar, inlnlsti iH, ai,d Deacons J . W
adVer-
non, A n d r e w c o u n t y , w i t h o v e r fifty accessipns t o
that
drtiin, ,1. L. Vaan, it, A . V e n s h l o and
Pastor
La
Dillard and J .
o r d e r b y tlio r i u m b e r , a n d say, Teaobers' Bibles.
dodlcatloii servloos o f t h e C e n t r a l e h n j r e b f ' ^ ^ B r o .
AddrcM
O . A . G r a m i u o r o f A r k a n s a s w a s here t h o ' f l r a t ' o f -
G u t k s ft U A B A V r r ,
Memphia, Tenn.
liis pastoral duties. O u r people are very f a v o r a b l y
Imiiressed t o w a r d B r o . L e e ; a n d It la believed t h a t
he will, in tho b a u d s o f G o d a n d b y h i s h e l p , d o
the middlo-aged a n d tiie o l d , one b e i n g eij
Mkmi-iiib. —'I'bn dedication soi vices at jho t^eii-
VV. J u s t i c e of the C e n t r a l ehiircb.
I'horo was a
Table* a n d Infolrniallon.
P m i I T y p « , S2inn, Nino
hy iy,
xreat c o n g r e g a t i o n present, m a n ) more t h a n conlil
No.
Krencli
M o k h c o , I/evant
L i m p , be seated in the largo a u d i t o r y .
Hro. L. P . C o o p e r
B o u n d Corners. G i l t E d g e , imisI- gave a m i n u t e liisbircal a c c o u n t u f the c h u r c h I r o m
paid,
$l 5 a
Tho
lOAl
French
Morocco, Ijovant
L i m n , tiie inceptional idea to the day o f d e d i c a t i o n .
H o u n d Corners, D i v i n i t y O l f o u i t , servlcMs in the e v e n i n g wore also Iniorestlng a n d
G i l t Endgo, post-paid,
dfl 76. well a t t e n d e d .
Dr. a n d Mrs. S. {/..ndruni h a v o
B n b y T y p * , l e m o . H i a * ovj Vr A.
'
b i e n a m o n g t h e i r m a n y Irionds i n the c i t y d u r i n g
No.
F i o n o h MoriMsvi, L f v a n l G r a i n , Dithis week. T h e y c a m o u p from N e w O r l e a n s to
v i n i t y C i r e u i t , K o i i n d Corners, G i l t
F,dgo, post-paid,
$2 75. atiend the d e d i c a t i o n sorvieesol tiio C e n t r a l churcii,
"
Persian Morocct>,Boal G r a i n , B o u n d o f w h i c h D r . L a n d r u m w a s f o r m e r l y pastor.
Corners, S i l k S e w e d , G i l t Edge, There were n o services i n the First c h n r c i i last
|H)Rt-paid,
$3 fiO.
B u n d a y i n deference to tho I m p o r t a n t occasion
m i n i n n 1>p«,«TO,
7% b r
w i t h tho C e n t r a l cliurch
Dr. S. H . F o r d of 8 t .
o . a i f t S . F r e n c h Moniooi>,1j0V.M',Divinity C i r .
I x m i s , tho llrst pastor o f the C e n t r a l c h u r c h o f iHls
c u l t . I t o u i i d Corners, G i l t Kdge, postc l t y , t l o l i v c i o d a n address i n t h a t ohurcli last 8 u u ^
•
paid,
$3 75.
d a y o v p u i u g , t h o sorvices boi,ug.„the seriuel o f t h e
W o iiave selooted t h o styies a b o v e n a m e d , so t h a t
d a y o f d e d i c a t i o n . T h o D c ^ ^ ^ l l o d a t o u r oflloo
w o c o u l d bavu a good a s s o r t m e n t botli as to siso o f
M o n d a y m o r n i n g . H o l o f t w r n d a y e v u n i n g to re>
t y p o a n d p r l c o s ; a n d ; ^ o can r o c o m m o n d these
turn home.
D r . J . L . Vass, pastor o f t h e , F i r s t
Bibles to every Sunday>sehool toaeher, B i b l e stu.c h u r c h of J a c k s o n , T e n i b , w a s i n the tultr l i i l t - S u i t '
d e n t a n d m i n i s t e r as t b « BKST a n d oheapest class ot
D r . 0 . C . B r o w u , 8tal<> m l s d o n a i y seoro-'
Teaeherji' B i b l e s i u i 0 7 i l " t 0 the. b o o k t r a d e .
W e day.
solicit y o n r p s t r o n a g e f o r these Bibles.
Ploase tary, vvai iioro l a s t S u n d a y , a m ) took a p a r t i n t h o
n
AHKAnaAs. — Bro. G e o . O . D i c k s o n . o f H e l o n a
w r i t e s on Noveniiier Iho t h i r t i e t h : " O u r c h i i r o h ,
f a l l i n g l o get E a l . K i n c a i d t o serre h e r as pastor,
called E l d . II. A . Leo, w h o , after service last n i g h t ,
u n n o u n c e d his acceptauco, a n d enters a t ouoo n{mn
. '11. ...M, .. 1,1 ||.,|1||.
MlsniH-
minister
presorvo
m a k e s us feel an interest I n all its worklngra, a s d
therefore makes o u r prayers m o r e l i k e the g r e a t
c o m m i s s i o n . Bro. G a i n broil took u p a ooilectlott
• ,1I,III|. .I ,,11,1 ,!,.»,,I,
. 'r,.- I.'ss lit li'iin..'
Governor
of Tennesso, a n d from M r s . WoHtbrook o f
be w i t h o u t a Brace, if he w o u l d
with
I f you gel lioarso
or exiiausted f r o m speakiiiK I'cad ilio
^^ Illmi 1" r
I
influence
the AHsociations t o r m i n g t h e State C o n v e n t i o n
n o w co-oporato w i t h tlio C o n v e n t i o n B o a r d , w b i c l i ,
' >,,(' lews 10 I.-.1,1.. '
.Vii.l l.ii i i » , n ..,., ,'..i,ini« |...,irt.iii
O n e t h o u s a n d dollars w o u l d
Saturday, and employed Broth. K i r k l a n d a n d Q d l i n s as missionaries, a n d entered i n t o h e a r t y oooperation w i t h tlw C o n v e n t i o n B o a r d . M o a t a i l
' Ml,' no.r.- In li,'., \ lo,.
menoo .January Ihe lli>l to read d u r i n g
1886. W e aro m a k i n g out a elass roll.
tbe year
( i t u n b r o i l w a s w i t h us, a n d m a d e s o m e impreiwiTa
Hpeociies. O u r A s s o o l a t l o n a l B o a r d h a d a m e e t i n g
11-.1 .jii.' s,,nl l.iiiili-il mom,
\
. ..I'llNl' of l.rsh I',.It ln..|»l... us ,11 f;ii(. .(.lit,.,
Wesson o f B y l
cinirch o n N o v e m b e r tfie t w e a t y H M v i n t b ,
a very g o o d attendance, a n d aavenU esaaya a u d " '
(lueries w e r e dlacutsed a n d a n a w e r e d A B r o . J . B .
I'll,, volni 01 w,.|r,imc hinlii'il, mill i-iI'lrner,.
Oiii. liircai'll Hon! iiiiHp,ilii-ii
. . .
Mississiri'i. — Bro. B .
in a card dated D o o o m b e r t h e
flntV
o f Colli Wator Asspciatlon m H w i t h
<liif moif in tiuiivun.
w a n t tho n a m e and post ofliro <>f fvery i n e m b e r o!
the old clans, and every . ne w h o iiilends lo coin-
in p ose-
W e t h i n k such a u t h o r i t i e s aro s u p e r i o r to the Sister I*, has recently un,iergoiie a siiceessfiil ope- c u ' i n g missions w i t h this u n d e r s t a n d i n g o f t h o
w o r d Cif a presiding-older w h o never read a l i n o o f ration for cataract by l>r. Ravaiio, rftaidenl oculist, c o m m i s s i o n , b u t absolute d i g c o u r a g e m e n t i n t h o
(ireck i n h i s life, a n d c o u l d n o t it his life d e p e n d e d w h o is K a i o i n g a w i d e r e p u t a t i o n t o r i . i s nk ill as an c u r r e n t idea a n d etforl to c h r i s t i a n i z o a n d cducato,
oculist a n d aurist. It was a very hiKh e o m p l i m e n t b e c n n s p i h e f o i m e r wo c a n d o , the latter all t h o
o n it.
<0 D r . S. t h a t Uro. 1 ' s h o u l d selnri h i m in prefer- ovangelical c h u n hes on c a r t l i c o u l d n o t d p j n a
guK.STto.N . m
Will yon please give Sorlptiire pr<v
I w i l l cerlat|||y>e o n o t o d o all
hihiM)« KumbliiiKr Wo know it Is contrary to tho spirit ence to any, p h y s i c i a n of N a , h v l l l e or I ' b i l a d e l p b i a m i l l i o n of years.
c t fnrlstlan llvlnjt, but is there any iletlnlUi Korlpture to operate ujion liln w i f « , a c o m p l i m e n t D r . 8 . has i n m y power to sell such a b o o k i ^ g o - W r i t e s B r o .
upon this •iil.Jeell' rieaso answer throuRh y n r paii«r. well earned.
W e e o m m e n d h i m lo all o u r reaiiers A . .S. M a r t i n o f ( i e o r g i a .
I f any o n o wishes to
God hloss uiid streoKthen yon in your work.
w h o h a v o eyo or car a i l m r n i s .
l i e <U)votes him- k n o w wbat m u s t he tho fate o f t'resbyteriHm i n the
H'. CONflKH.
self exclusively lo tiiesu o r g a n s .
Hro, K. K next g e n e r a t i o n let hitn read T r i i e m t P a .
"I
A j j h w e b 3 5 8 . | B y special requoet JSId. J . P . K i n - ' 8 m i l h o f C e n t e r H i l l , A r k , sends ns tho renewals regret to say that some BaptistH ( ? ) u p hero aro
caitl liurii a u s w o r e d Iho a b o v e , w h i c h
Misaod ilRy l.y ,biy from lt.» aecustomod pitieu,
A ItEQUitBT. — W o w i s h one capy of t h e o r i n t e d
circular wo sent o u t b y tlio t i i o u s u n d , t w o y e ^ r s
t w o or three ywars, on a r c o u n t o f h a v i n g a n aftiieteil wile.
Whrti the r u i u l i w i l l bo I k n o w n o t .
.•"ininijn:,>n
uii« les, at homo!
L u n g a n d B o d y Braco as a present for y o u r p a s t o r .
ago, w i t h cortiflcates p r o v i n g the Htatoments o f
D i t z l e r t o u c h i n g tiie p u b l i s h e d debato to lie utterly
^
i
'
• •Nl-; l.KMS AT n(».MK,
Bend us a o i u b o f t w e n t y (|1 50 oach) a n d get a
the B c r i p t u r a l i t y of church com.
f u l l y (Mjiivinred o f
' • T h e Hoiiplnro-i (•••rtaitilj lea. h i h a l wli-'u vvc
Ithy, w h i c h >vill c o m i i i o n c c (o a p p e a r t h o llr«i issue
w o u l d po«i,e«x w n a l I»bIoiI(^m lo himjIIum w,- m . s t s i b l e , and we i i u « t i b a i (or Iun o w n s a k e a n d the
111 J a n u a r y , 18ii«J. I t w i l l be o n o o f the most valngive h i m v a l u e in «.>irH) ioriii , a.iil (Ikw an i-i'itaitily peace ol ibe i b u n . b bo will recede ti-ym it.
lie
ablo a n d I n U r o K t i n g sorioH t h a t over appeared i n
p r o h i l i i l all (JoHiio ail.I edorl l«i>l>laiii ,i ..iln rw.Hr
violates a l u i i d a i i i e n t a l i U p i i n i p r i n c i p l e w h e n he,
thin p a n o r w o o p i n e ,
W i t h o u t ttii« th«\ WDulil hcoii". ..i allow a|i o,(in- as a J>)ini!.ter, w o u l d l o n e i b o aotiou Of a c h u r c h .
QlIKiiTiON Its:. Tlisro iiro wmio II«|>iliitN wlmdony tliBt ner
ol rovetoiiHnt-H^ aixi u h I h w I u I lal^iu^: ot I'ro. I'endleioii Ba><. j( bis c b n r o b s i i b u l d resolve
John til. ft n i c r u to water hnptlsm; and h jiromlnenl property
noi .O g i v e Ibe u t u a l i n v i i a t i o n he, as her pastor,
Mulhmlim i>ri'rtldlnjf.elder iissfrtod receiitly thai n4>in, vi.
" Moreover, l l i p o u o wlio rikkk and lu«efi hin tnom'v
I h M no oiiiieolvHidu ri'rerfiioe to liberal wator Imiitlam
II
II . o u r i-.bureb w i l l listen to us
1)111 to spirllUMl bapildiii only; for ull wore ccrtulnlv or other property in Kanilnuiji Ih g n i l u r.t :i m.i
« o ttill advise ibio l o u i i e before a vrilo Is t a k e n '
iliownuii, lis they were kUII under thn waUir when Taiil w h i c h the HrripliireH prohK.H
IIIh iii-nev ii" »
\ I/., iiiviie llro. C r u l c l i e r , in otiu or m o r e lectures,
urijti-if It rtfor» to water hiiiitlfini. He said:
\Tu nro means of niiofiiliKvi mill a |>ower fur tjocl
li is
I.,
givi- bis re.»«oi,» (,„ [..•lievinx il i« bis d u t y , as a
iiurlod with lilm in b,iiili»m." t'leuso Kive luo your views an i m p o r i a n t el.-in.Mii
Iph h I u I i h
i.d.I
of tho matter.
.
r.j.c.
p . i . i o r , to i n v i i e vifliiiiii,' iMi'iiiieii lo c o m m u n e , a i i d
ami d o Kood (o hmmi. A n d w l i i l r ii uia* I.,ANfAV'ws ;i57. P a u l d i d n o t say wo aro b u r i e d that he ha», so (iir a» ..lli.-r inoii ure r.Mi.erneil, (lie a«k I t , , . Ilopjier lo I^ivi- In- roaaonn for o p p o s i n g
but Iviiitf finies'fl translators.
I'&ul Haid ; " I v n m v right to d o w n m iir pl.-a-.', w i l l , l,i» c w h m a »ueb a pr».:ii,,u, a m i tbeii Irt tlie ciuin-li i m p a r t i a i i y
decide w h i c h o n e bas t b e w o r d on bih nide, a n d »0
ye not HihI t.o ail w e w h o w i r e irnmerHed into moral p o i n t ol view, lie lia« n.. mk Ii liKhi
( itJenus C h r i s t were i n i m e r s e d i n t o his d e a t h ?
W o tainly he hat< ni. m u n i l r i t h i l.i maii.- iliai iim«- •)( ii prai'tire; and every r b r i « l i i i i i in tbe c h u r c h w i l l
bn on ibi! Bide of ibe law and the lestliuony. — —
were b u r i e d tUerefore w i t h h i t n by iininernion i n t o whict) conteni,il/«if> n.-iiij,., i/i,,r\
n..r jfood
John VV l»aa<s, I l l i n o i s ; To a n s w e r y o u r nuerioH
bin d e a t h . " (Sco IMbln U n i o n Version, Kni|.balic
to m e n .
• H o n o r iliv I . t . I « i i I i iliy
iniellipently « . . u l d rn^uirc a t w o h u n d r t d page
Dlaglott, Canterbury Bevision.)
and ' a s w e therefore i, n
>.p|.(»rniiiii> lei ii- du
H e r e U w h a t a fow o f the very best Peiiobaptlst Kood to all men are S r n | , i i i n i l . „ii, i n a i n l , w |,i, i, b.>i..k, alio(;,-il,er tu,. mil, b s p a c e for a w e e k l y p a p « r .
Sec !ti;.. . W e n I M»pens.ilion. for al 1 w e k n o w a b o u t
Kcholars say a b o u t tho p h r a i o .
aro violated li) ri»l>iii>; sdiI lo^infj f u m e * ..i ,,iti.r
I'ir boi.ks ol l i i i j i f l ,ind U c v e l a l i o M —
I>r.
'i'hiiluck s a y s : —
properl) in g a m l d l n t ; . O i h o r Sm(,inr.-- m hiiiiiI»i
" F o r the exprai.atlon of this li^Minitive descrip- i m p o r t mijjiii be nole,t, Inn iIu-h. aie e-iefin.-.l nu(- i T n . l .. a i l i i l m , on U'hii^iiaii perleciioniKts aro j o s t
tion o f the b a p t i s m a l rite It is neces.iarv to call at.-u I.lime
i tiope be will l o n i i i i u e w ritiiig for ) o u r
(ioinnl on tliiu point.
tfctilion to the well k n o w n cirimniHtance that i n thn
paper.
Voiir ei,egu»es ol Ibe p a r a b l e s aro s u p e r b ,
early d a y g o f tho c h u r c h peraonn, w h e n b a p t i z e d ,
" T h e Scrijilnren lUso rom'sian.l u- i.. -iiliHlHiii H'l l in . i i r c f l h a r m o n y w i t h liie contoxt o f Seripwere tlrnt iduiiKcd b e l o w a n d then raised u b o v o troin t vr:r) appearance , torni j ol pvil ,
an,I (,'Hni- inre. ( b u r ' h o o m m n u i o i i . 1 a m glad lo say, is on
tiie water, to w h i c h practice, aocordinj; to the d i
i)ling
is
one
of
the
uroh^,"Hi
i,.,oik
ol
,
vll,
KtrunxU Ibe ai<Cfnsion in ibis pari of ArKai|.«as. C . I'. Toprection o f tho apoHile, the early C h r i m i a n * g a v e a
c o n d e m n e d by p u b l i c sentiiueni. an,! puiiisbaiile per tins Hi iitcM, .1 siniiii paiiiptilei ill favor o f internyrtilKjlical i m p o r t . "
Coiiyl>OHre a n d i l o w s o n , in the life o f i ' a u l , rem a r k o f Jtom. v i . 4 : —
ITEMS.
with
O k k g o n . — B r o . M . P . Bosa w r i t e s o n K o v e m W
tjio n i n c i e o n t h f r o m l i i t e h e l l , C o o k c o u n t y :
tiiought'jtojrhaps y o u r m a n y readers w o u l d n o t i i
Ject to a U P f r o m tills i f i o u n t a i t i r e g i o n .
I
n
l!i hero t w e l v e m o n t h s a g o , m y . w i f e a n d I s w i
t h o ' n u m b o V Af B k p t i t t l I d
(ha
nelgfabortic''
Balloy^oM®
preached
to p r e i ^ . tnj
ho b i i p t l K ^
meeting for
w e o r g a n i s e d av
liaildniark'Baptlfiii
k i n d ' i i v o r orgmii'
Is b t i ^ p l o a s a n t . 1
is a Utah t h a t peo|Jtte,
i^tKwiii « K i a w « J • tvlHtfjtUka^^
/'I
3 0 l D E % N N E S S E E B j ( P n 8 r .
The Yovng South.
A C H I L D ' S yUKHTION.
• d d i M M d , Kooxville, Tcofa.
«nowoiiUte ground, ana, *• C h r i n m a i U oomlUK,"
" T h l « took* like CbrUtiuas," e t c . , > p r e the Mlut»Uon»
with wlilcb we Kreet«d each as wn |>oanlera met at the
breakfaat Uble, while a real ChrUtnias cheer did seem to
l u tUf comiiiji liollilii)!!
•ooo paaa away, yet It will not have told a taltehood: for
Chriatmaa Ir coming, ia nearly here, and it
Well sou kiiww W)ine |nijr.;ellii« .(iinHiiun
Vexed the bnby'i l)uii>
All at oont
donbt, have already begun to plan and wond<-r. wonder
and plan what you aball nlve to «ach dear one and Irlend,
been aavlng so as to slight no one.
And I ho|>« our little
band of oousln* will allBht no one, but, while they ar«
preparing to enjoy the holidays with lov(>d ones, that they
wiU reineaber that Christ has said. " T h e poor ye have
with you alway, and whensoever ye will ye may do them
good." and that the Heathen are at your door, bungering
ami thirsting after the truth a* it m In J*«us, sod crying
unto you, who hare it In such abundaocc, to
perish.
or the;
Do you not bear the cry. rny children•
You
claim 10 be ccIebratlng Christ's birthday, then should you
fl>rget him in forgetting Ibose whom bo came to earth,
suffered and died to save*
U« says:
•• Inasmuch as , e
have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren ye
bare done it unio m e . " And I am glad to know there are
m a a f o f our reader* who need not b« remimled of the**'
truths; for we are already receiving Christmas presents
for our work in Jiexica.
I told you of one from ihe Can-
fleld family last week, and see, I open our posuofflee with
several wore this week.
This is lodtied cheering: and I
hope the gtwd work will go on.
glTe you a whole column of thorn next wf>ek. So lookout,
i-rti
and be ready, every one of you, to give them a hand of
welc<>me.
m
And now, before I close, let u» h»*e s word as to the
pillow-texta. You may have noticed that I have given you
four difliereDt miracles Christ performed in curiisg men. I
hare given th«m one afl^r aootbcr, children, lor a purpose.
Now will you not, at 'uv rpc|ue»i. take your Hibles
W b a l is » hrlmiims h d j w b ) r
.\Dd t b f ruothwr''! look w un tfiHliT
And he." vmcf
wift ami |.i»
As she aiiHWerod, Tin ttii' l>irlbilii>
U1 tbe Cbrlftt^'lillii, di ar . \ oij
K o u o d the b;«l>> w buri'
I b a r e g e 10 tell youf
1 want to talk to you about
them buf i b t thia week.
BeOMta)^ Christmas is coming.
a c k t Nora.
D i U K I f B & ^ H a i t l Y : —Inclosed Is one dollar to help
the iltUe folk* In their missionary cause.
Winohester, Kntj.
mr.-.. m. k. t .
M r s . N o r a G r a v k s H a i l r y : — Inclosed you will find
otM dollar, which L aend lor the Mexican girls. May
God'a richest ble*«ing« rest upon you in your lahor of
lovB tor him. Your slater in Christ,
Ida Wood.
WebberrUle, Texas.
Awmt K o r a : — I n c l o s e d you will find efty-Uve o e n u for
the Mexican girls. Aimee Young aends thirty c « d U and
Mr*. O . Vf. Toune twenty-flve n e n u . W e enjoyed reading
Uhele O m n ' t nio* leuer, and hope he will wrlio aantber
•oon. Your likwtB,
Laora a h d Aimkr Yooho.
A u » r rfoWt^iWlU you let a UtUe boy jolt, your band
ofworktror ' T ^ i m y e a n old. My papa and m a m a
are cDemlMffa of ih > B ^ t t church. My papa baa been
paylnc tor g n i M l B i a ^ p l p t r . I can r m d the Y o n n c Booth
a litUe. I will maA t M oe«ta ior tlte Mexican girl*. I f I
aee tlila In j ^ t I w i l l write afRln, and eend more money.
I made the raoiwy i M t i n g ootton. Y o u r nephew,
'
•
Joan Urxry Dalbt.
AI7XtNora>—Hen ^
mt* again. W e wotsld havo
written sooner, b u t «U iaiC iubRTo been aiok with dengue
feTer. W e w i l l t r y <0:ii«iiM»» |>rompt in ti>e futur*. W e
w a n glad to m o our MMar
p H n i , but must eorraot •
IlUla mlaUk*.. Inatoad
n a n It ahoald
bcm
black wammy.^tSbi h * » l M t i i r i * f t n * alae* ake was ntwd.
Y o u « U 1 flnd taoKwwl O i h a j r r W l a . U t i l e Water Mamie
w u M lo 0004 t n omiIr «tkla. U m . wlahlBg yon o m r
*ua«M«r*M«aUUyOTir1IM«lrle«da,
fe
and
l«)
I-Uiv
was a pool (Milled He.
whosoever
then, utter t h e t r o u b l i n g o f the
l^hortpiiWic;
And two bal»y armn raresH^'i] h^r.
And she beard n iM-i-<>t \<ii<-fi hav.
Mama, yuu all g i v e me (irvscnt-i
Every year on m y blrfday :
And each year you five Bucb 1om'I>
Things t o every one, dmi't you ?
W h y , if ihit Is .lesus' birfday,
Ivin't y o u give him presents too?
surtled by the baby't, ijuestion
Through the mothor'n mind tbnrn ttnw
Visions of the coming ChristmaK. —
A l l sh«'d thought anil planned to do, —
Of the many cosily presents
For her loved ones she had iiougbt,
And — there was not one f o r .Icsus.
With the Vision came the thonght
That " a llUleVhild shall lend them."
Was her bany leading herr
Did Ihe k i n g s W i a r off ages
Bring him perfutaes, gold and myrrh?
And should she w this his birthday
For him netbinu give or dor
Still tbo baby's vhice repeated.
Can't we give blVnrescnls too?
Children.
esr^lil«w>T«mt.
(1 wUI Kire my young reader* a text each week, with
queeUwa for tbem to tliinik and read about on tbo Babbatb.
u d roll, M » aoA plUow. under their bead* each night,
u t b ^ t o b o d . A n d / w n i glre a flrat and s ^ n d
prlM-book to the two ooualna wl^o will write me the
ffw^Bonbw
01 letter* during the year about our
que*Uoni.and telling
BM what It made them think about, oto. Let me hoar
I h m you, d w young reader*. — A u « t N o r a . )
" I t s y unto yon, I have not found eo great U l t h , no, not
lo
ereani
(lit,
of
object
produce
;i
either
of
powder
lime
both.
the
..flertHl
alum
to
the
alum,—tielete-
or
Lime
tartar;
cheap
presence
in
atided
i n a n u f a ^ t u r e r H in
n^sults
to
give
lioth
cases
powder.
I'.s
near IJelhany,
A
Holilcr
uh,,
lun,-
TIk'»tlicr
Iiiadr
Moard
of
al.Nolutcly
to
nnIiiI..
by
to
cent
of
of
its
lime
Its
inaniifacturerH
an<l
market
iuis
scientists
New
its
Vt)rk
It
by
State
ifiipurities
weight.
these
te.sted
proacli tiio Oospcl
liapil/.liig ihcin
I ' a i h e r and
^
,.,pmlly
ii
nn
from
for
im|)OKsible
chemically
than
.it li. t w i v f
Tli. iv
I.. iiiK
I,,,
absolutely
inert
the
the
and
of the
I
have
sbail bo Haved ;
not, aliail
am
with
but
pure
Uakin-
attained;
Powder,
ami,
the
higher
exact
strength
value
of
the
is,
h a n d s a n d blessed t h e m .
pass,
while
he
iiiatermis
being
maiiilaiii
till-
Claaim Kswoett. 7 mos.
MiDnt* Uelsber, b mns; Irons Uambie, S mos; Ines Uamble,
• mos.
Ilettle Oslmrnc, ft rooa; Usudie Whits, fi mos.
Itoberta Quinu, 4 mos.
May Jolioaon, 8 mos; Ada Uarrts, 3 iiios; Lala f l n n e y it
mos.
Hiisle Bomm NUon,
mos; Lens Hherroose
mos.
Usttle Morrig,3mos; Maboll rilon.'J mor, tjlara n i u n , 2
mos.
James MoKlnney
W K Cornell OS, mo.
the
feotly
its
the
purest
the
public.
and
in
perfect
of
tartar,
constituents
of
Royal
most
the
reliable
f„r 11,.. lloni..
J
possible that
tests
nt)
the
"
baking
same,
in
its
and
Powder
baking
A.
leavening
makes
jier-
reasons
de-
manufacture
tiie
is
method
o.
undoubtedly
powdeV
M O n ;
it
"Because
obtaining
other
ex-
olFered
to
P h . D . , " etc.
Late U. S^ Gov't ChcniKt
ili.. VHniirr-iurri^^^.'TlVai^^^^^^
() H NSTONVS JO IIRN
I Ii ' l l l i n t v l l , n , " • • » ' » •
<"tere«llnif f»nilly j..il.llc«tlon."'inJl'lli;^
nOiwK..., llrlKlit.Tlm..|.v, {irMnsl. ll.ndvoiuHy sn.l co|.j.
: .'ll;'."'!".'::'.':
wnHnUmmli
Instrurtlve,
Imii nniaiilli Hiiinsliiir,
hut not vuiiKf III ..I ...1.1,
1... It... .......... . . . ..
TT'
_
MoShane Bill Foundrr
,, i F l n o s t Q r a d e o f B e l l s ,
(JHIMKS » SI. I's/iis for t!IltmoilIt|l,'4«.
iM^ifit
i*t//c4fr.
Ballisisw, MA
sviu ta s u II
. . v t . u u C.I.1.L 1 .jtiiURYt
II. (i«(i. IT.'. ii|<|i I iii.l'l'i(.|.)i r|iiir«hM,
.rtrltmth,
AlBl.ii4,i'nnilH,f>ltf. ^UhLl
W Alt/tllKTra., Calsloguixtnl riss,
VANDUZEN «. TIFT, C!lnslnsili, O.
ITMUia
A r o y o u a b e a r o r Kn
^
of
the
"pure-CUMed-
o'"
Inactivity
liver u p o n i h o b r a i n .
to f
'®"'
spcdaiisl,
them, while
of
tbe
Fotherglil, the
nays
tiiia
and
he
» ' 8 o k.now« t h a t to pro-
they beheld, he was parted f r o m t l i e m ,
CR'8'-<»'«'|>hie8 n o t h i n g e q u a U
'"<-''''8 eafe cure r e n o w n e d I h r o u g h -
heaveii, a n d a cloud ruceived h i m ouf
ommand
obey; and
world, «« a maker o f
( A r r a n g e d from Mat-
"Kach ovil L i v e r
T h a t is the
C h r i s t i a n s feel
bound
^
to J
r u n n i n g river
O f harmless m e r r i m e n t "
m thoy fend missionaries
IWooV'lNoaTa^iWativePolleU''
to bo witnesses ol J e s n s u n t o the ut- U r e perfeet proventativos of
termosi, part of tho earth.
Ac-ts I. 8.
| tJon.
Iiicio.^ed i n
gUan
constlpa-
bottlea,
al-
waya Iresh
KLOillDA ANDCI'HA.
T{y ul! d r u g g i s t s ,
: _
'
T i ' ^ s k \v'io p i t a o h , i e e l u r e , d e c l a i m
|
w o n d e r f u l surces" amoni.' Ihe C i i b u n s
West.
the
Hie live or six
lioiii
conversion
ihe in-
Cuba,
and
-oriellpH conihave Meparatcil
Ihe Calholii- rlinroli, and
giiveriinieiit a , held by
the
'riie> i i i i i n l f r six hiiiiilieil
aro
have
liaptiNts
"""
llupiisit.
t o r a i i v e of tin- voice in canes o f hoarseneH»< I
riires congliB a u d t o r e
tliroal i-apl.llv a n d coinpl.ifely^i
( I I h i I i . 111'.' - il e . c a d 10 all l l i i n g s .
is i!,o ( ill)
IrtiNt C o d .
accoidiiig
to
A I it
(Joil'h w o r d , Hiigels m i g h t lie asked to
On
Hiay at night w i t h us, a n d liie.y w o u l d
iioflinii
tiiomselvcs
out
of
Miuir
W h o e v e r will, lot
ater o f life freciv.
h i m take t h e I
T a k e .lesn. . s I
yon, and
all n , o
liles^lngB of life a n d g l o r y are y o u r a
forever
forever.
(jiid'a «l)iiity is not l o lie considered
so mticli in relation to^ his o m n i p o
tenre an to his w i s d o m , T h e question is not, ' W h a t can G o d d o ? " »>ut
" W h a t can he wisely d o ? "
It
is not w r a n g l i n g d i l p u t o s
ay logistic reasonings
m i g h t y pillars that
MEDICATION.
atiotlier page o u r roadora w i l l
tind a
^illgnlarly
iniorcsting
b y ' a pliysician concuriiing s
Hl»here.
lieoirorshlmBolflo
way lu g r o w abits to
iiove, laitli a n d olicdiontMS
arc ."ides o i the mimo p r i s m .
I'KARLS.
W h e n hiiiiie is ruled
Sold
by all D r n n g l s i s m 250., fiO antt | t .
Uleun'iHul|itiurt4»HphiuiU«ndhmijitlflM,a»
Oemmnenrn R<? mover lill!«l '4)rnii,I)iinlan%9to
Hill's HsirRnd Wtiiiher Cyt>~I!l«ok A llnnni.fita,
rikti'sTouthnctipIlraiMciiralnlMlauK^IIOh
il
w a i t i n g to he b a p ' i z r d .
I'ale^sHontiy
HorehotiiKl a m i T a r I h e speediest reg-
I'll.; 11 ii. I
iiiiln|>li/!il
which
and
aro
tlio
sustain t r u t h
In
y
t
consumption
tho disease w a s located.
possiblo
tbo
buriiing-glasft, w h i o h conoontratoa t h o
upon
our
hoartt, a n d foouios t h e m I n t o a
point
t h a t hIndloH o u r h o a r U i n t o a
flamo.
T h i s la aOW
new
Initrntneiit
heavier
niodlclnoa
to t h e N|)ot to c u i t i diRoaao for
havo
boon
givon
tho Rtomuch, w i l l a d d
tiuaiitioB.
to
tho
which
horetofbra
Wo
artiolp,
reader o f
Tiir
their
call apoolal
niiJ
feel
atteution
sure e v e r y
TsMMiiiSBBB
will And U ofiutorost,
new
healing
Bamftr
"'^'''•"h^'
I f w o h a v o t h o oonildonoe ( b a t
loves UB, I n a n y real d e p t h ,
a n s w e r b y tho g u s h o f o u r
him.'
I
is also neta { ' ' m d
t l i a t thoy can b o n o w a p p l i e d d i r e c t l y
p o w e r a n d atreiigUi to
O u r f a i t h la, I f I m a y say bo, l i k e a
love
with
T h a t a i r could be i n a d ! c a l « d with\tb«'
through
and
a n d catarrh h c c a u w w e
h a v o failed to gel the m o d l d n e w h e r e
with
tho holiness o f o u r liearta
i
cator. Tiie r e a s o n i n g o f the d o c t o r ia
clear, t h a t we h n v o failed to cure^ m r
tbey
lives, i t w o u l d iinvcr fall.
article
wonder-
i
e
cure of o i U r r h ,
titc , by t h o tiaoof m e d l Gated a i r , a p p l i e d l>y a u o w i y i n v e n t s
**
t h o w o r l d ; i r wo w o u l d b u t austain I t
rliya o f tho d i v i n o
l.r ..(i'nl.'r nr 1'
ilVriir HI., I
. will b«
l
calamities aro p r o m p t e d by t h e l r r l t a -
n p his
in
attainable.
says:
for
for
used
of
powder
have
and
practical
Royal "
Chemist,
will
re.siduum
and
perfection
Baking
H.
'
,
I he
company
proportion
jirepjinttion, the
the
bo
Government
that
crejiin
upon
]iro|»er
only
late
facilities
pure
to
is
used, leave
chemical
combination
the
Mott,
pendent
the
and
until
all
pr.ivt'd
This
Prof.
<»f
which
have
liesi,
atom, a comjiound
strength
l.read, and
agencies.
the
;in
it.s l u l l
perience
moa.
to
t
and he was taken a n d carried n p i n t o
i", they
ascertainabl..
i
" ' " " 1 " ' ' " . '^•"Iraed a n d o t h e r
So
I l caino
blessed
over into
course,
'
" I l o w ' s y o u r J i m ? " Ib e q u i v a l e n t
alway,
ho lifted
at K(.y West,
of
{
ftor tho I ^ j r d h a d Rpoken u n t o
them these tiilngB,
tliieiK-e spreud
the
(
I " ' " 'oclnres, tlio f a m i l y rowa, n o t t o
you
of one C n h a i l ,
o(
'
bo d a m n e d ;
materials,
ingredients
"
" ' ' " o h h for iHvorce, t b o cnr-
even u n t o tho end o f Ihe w o r l d . "
then,
c o n d i t i o n of
hr
<'.>))i(!.l an ih. ir g o v e r n m e n t the c h u r c h
Royal
J
Nino-tontha
poHid of por.ionH w h o
the
n a m e o l tho
Royal,
pure.
niatt^-r i n
in
H o that belicvclh and
from
should
to o n o to-day t b t t Jf
lnqniry :
1
Tito Hvor x m o n g
" v o r is i n uu u g l f
<o-day ?
ilific
I.e
and I
coin-
lo!
inorrlmeot
l a y a u n , «x>uld
"« m a n ' s evil Inipulaos, a n d , the
all p i " " " ' * " ' k'®
in, t h e r e -
powders
" I ' O " hlniaclt.
all t h i n g s whalsoBvor
and
or
to ovory croaturo, j B o u i t ' o n e ' a ' h e a d
o f the B o n
i n a n d c d you.
Uii)n m u t c l n g e r i l
hainilota
kiti>{
Holy G h o s t ; teaoliiiig tiieni t o o h s o r v o J
at Ivov
n
into
I ho w o r l d , am) teach ail nations,
t h o w , M a r k and Acts.)
which
task
t
*«"cleiilH w a s oonsiderctl t h o e o a r o «
is g i v e n j
(Jo y«, therefore,
o f their sight.
from
l)een
contain
that
for
removed.
itH
the
found
from
investigation.
the
for
ini|io.ssible
a-
mad.
per
tartrate
totally
made
I/,ve,
anil
the
of
ni.-ide
prei)ared
cherniHtH
of
are
;iiid
ninety Iliree
pure,
bciiiu'-
tartar
llc.iltli,
fore,
are
Kubj(M-t
pouders
to
I'c
the
ot
three
which
prominent
ii
Chandler
and
iruaranteetl
all
.r.ani
I'rofs.
Wo, the undorslgniMl, pledge oiirsolVLD to give ucn conoi s
month towsrd FducatlnK a yonni; Uevirnn Indy In ihe iladeru Institute, Hsltlilo, Mexiro, who is lilting lierseir tu twicome a mlfislonsry amoug her own jieoiile.
I ^ k e r McGregor, is mos.; rhuinas McOrnior, U mot; Kan.
nie K«ynold>, I'i mos; Charley ICumley, 12 mus; Hannah
Hyatt ti moa; Iddo Moody, 12 mos; Wavrrly Karl Smith. U
moa: Kddte Pendleton, 11 inos; Lena Klinn, lii mos; Klora
Csnfleld I'j mos; AlmaCanfleld I'i mos; Kunlr.e Cac0i>ld U
mos; KullerCJanfleld I t m o i t .tessle (Jatjfleld IS mos; Corns
CanAeld 13 moa; John Overuin Uabney U moA: VanKarrnr. 1:1
mos; lloaa Hberrouse U mos; Ada mierroiiso U mos; marunoe
Wingo, Uraos; Mary Irene Owens, II mns: Kuiile Pliillips,
13 mos: Ida L e e , 111 most Hallle Jocksou, l i mox; Joiinis
JncKiion, la moa: Aant Mamie, 13 m o a ; Klla Knrmor I'J mus.
Ksther WIngo, t* mus; Ual>ell« Msay, Ui mos; Kobort Wilson
ii mos; Ueorgla Wilson. U moa.
Annie Mav Helsber, U mos.
Tommllo Martin, 10 mos; I.el« May McI«au, 10 iiiob;
ilatue Moody, 10 mos.
W i l i s (iarlg.t mos; Layton W a l l » mos; I'uarl Lougmirs,
9 most Nacnle (iravea B a l l , U mos; Maggie liceiie, tl mus.
:!:aton family,
mo.
Mills UrsveaSmoa; MstUe Ayre«, 8 mos; Klora I/ongmlro,
is
l'\
bakiiiLr
by
iiupurities
pinity
crltlli' d
refined
proctiHses
other-
in e x c h i H i v e l y
pi'ifoii,
a m i saiti lo t h e m , " A l l j
power ill hf-avon a n d earth
I
l>«railoii8 i n o r r l i n c n t , "
liiH(li.<cii»i''« lo a ( u r t o f M o u n t Oiivon, j
t h a i beliovotli
I'owder
Hpt'ciully
).alciit
Jill
aini
liakiiig
lailai-
allMollltt!
another
.•nu...
Royal
<.f
and
I'BARl,, KI.OHA A.SI> IIOHIIIK I.UNIiMIHB.
rillow'-toxt answered also by I'arker and Thomaa
M::tiregor, llatlle .Moody.
• • « r i a (joodaon, H doaen.
do
contain
iMipiire
11NC
told
Our M l a a l o n a r r F n u d .
Wo want all uor young friends to help us witU tbelr aluknls
and dimes to edaoaie two youox Isdlealn Mudero iDstltuto,
Mexloo, who are fitting themsolvea to beooine missionaries
among tboir own people.
Carrie Wriftat 36 eta; Rotibl* Longmlre 6oUt Carey I»di{ipiroftcta; Ureathottoaiilnn lOoUi Ida Ktuoald IVcta; lus
Momey 1
Wlnga 10 ol«; Hugh Norvell 10 c(s;
• "60; Kstn«r Wings
Aunt Aog.e 1 0)1; Olive Ureeu 31 ols| Krneat Hheltou 10 cUj
l.ennle HUolton locts; Tommie Jeter t clsi Rminn t«tui<rt 33
ois; Almeaand Laura Young S J cist Mrs U W Young 3 6 o u ;
KluraCanflsId &leta; JmsI* eanaabl r>U els; Fu 1 ir iJauQuld
ftUeUi tMratUaaflo'daOotfl; Alma UanOsla SO at«i Kunlue
Caaflsld eo cts; Krnsst Chaoey 10 ota; Cidls Lntta lb ots;
Faollna L a t u 10 oU; Naiinlo liuruslO ets; Ida
nod 1 UO;
Mrs M E T , Wlscbester, Kan., 1 00: Tliumis McUroaor GU cUi
Andrew BUarrlnlUcu; Clarenne Hose-ia out; CBrrlo llose 10
e u ; Willie HUnton 40 oU; Luoiu Htantun 40 eta.
TriMK « l n b .
Khira Canfleld, 3H duieu.l
I'arker MotJrsgor, 4 doaen.
John Klrby.lTdoum.
Layton Wall, i uosen.
u S W t Wllsoo, f d o i e n .
• Iddo Moody, T iioxen.
Hay lielaher, 0 doaen,
, N ^ e U djUl, 1 doaen.
Alenao Htauiey, a dowin
O JB UoyU, adosen.
IdaSta^eykdMien.
•"•own. ab^regor, < doa*Di|
ismss llolCliur*y;i« doai
Janet AlexandeM doaen.
I t is
because ihoto b j i i v e n l y Mastor, .ruhiiH
u n t o uio.
baking
f!..iii
"••••>111
sbould acknowledge Iheir Smlor.
s
others
uuiiiitain«
used.
puro
KuliHtanee.H,—HoiiietiineH
I lic
t a t t l e W o r k e r s l o r IMNn.
Kor a moment thcrf was mlcmp.
As the motb'T ceaN^'d to ^pfak.
T h e n »hp felt th" Hodfdt l,lnH<>ti
I'rpssed In lovp upon h»-r cboek,
all
„ther
noils
!>
others I t was Jesus w h o did iu A l l ChristlanH can learn
t r o m him a lesson nf l u i t h and obedience, and that they
Many huiidr>^l rvarx •(.'",
We've re n I'm tiered < brUt, nml kfpl n.
I ailed It ( brIftlnmH, uh >oii Unov^
A n i i i t i h i g rlvttr
C h r i s t , uoiniiianilB tliein to tlo so. J u s t j ' i v o m , rivorsi ot
Is baptized
would step in lielore him 'l'he>' Jchiih Hpuke tbe w ords of
ih« text. The man imnu'dlatidy did iix je u an cciniiHnniled.
•leBUB next found bliii In the temple. After a puraoii in
cleansed from his Rinii ho Ih, l i k e t h l i man, found IcIlhiK
A n d n o w , ever since that biribday,
iH IH,
Niiviigtli ;
waters,
The m a n
" f Ihe w a t e r s , and w h i l e he w a s t r y i n g lo enter
Krankincense a n d m y r r h anil t'ulil.
t h e h i g h e s t Htrnugtli, unti
i t s til 11 l e a v e n i n g p o w t - r u n t i l
him that he had no man to put bini in nflT t b o troubllnK
A n d the three wUe ltiot» there f..und biiii.
Baby king, a few day» old:
A n d they gave him |.re<it.iii» (irfsi'iiiH,
iiiiti w h o l t ' H o n i e , o f
Tbesci w o r d s arc
said to h i m , " W i l t t h o u be m a d e w h o l e ! ' "
.\od the Htai by niKbt did lead tbciii
Over desert, field and liill.
Till at last. at>ove tbtt billitido.
O'er the cave it siotnl quit»' mill.
lalmvL"
»
-!
l i o y a l IH t l i c h f H t l i n k i n g p o w d e r be<-aiiH« i t ih u h H o l u t c l y
uvjcBfj^-t;
K a d i o v i l LItrer
W h y ilo they go ovi?r
the w o i l d to proai;!) tlio gosjiol ?
YOUII
" T o m a k e , to soino , oxloiit,
iKjfoio ho a«ii;eii(letl lo lioavoii, ho leil
Bleppod ill llr»t w a s oured of w hatever dineaso be had.
I he man Jesus spoUo lo had been Nick t h l r t y . < ) i g h t yiiam,
.lesuB, knowing be had l><>en In that coniiition a lon^' time,
A n d tb» tbrr-e »Ixe klnuH. i<> flml lilm.
Traveleil loiia and irH^i-lf-.l far
Krom th<'ir honi<"s in dlttlitnt i-ouiiirti n,
(iuided by a nio\lnb' i«tar
And the mother, in h i r sorrow.
Felt her heart w W g l u d n e s s liil
Aa she kissed thfTHttie pleader, \
M u r m u r i n g i ^ l l t l y . Yes, wc W l .
ChifOfii^
W^k
J
ork/or
there
I'aiiiioF
(tltVK.>ril
(lud these
to (be I n .
fou-jd In John v
They vvcre s|«(lien by Jesus to n sick
rmin
At Jerusaleni ihere » » « a pmil railed llethosda.
At a oerlain seaMon un unyel i-anie and troubled the wnters,
ill a oavu u|K>u tbo hlil«i<li',
ItealitiK iHi u UhI of b i i v
Lovingly,
In JrruKnleiii
" A r i s e , take u p thy bed and w a l k . "
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be saiil, " Itise, take up thy bed and wiilk." 'I'blH inakeK
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" When
t i a t l e u t a c o m ^ t o m e w i t h r a t a r r h , o r , a * t h e y e x p r i s s i t •ffuitarrh' I a m t e m p t e d t o t u r n
t h e m out of m y office."
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unsatisfactory.
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The
» a i u e p r l n o i p i e a p p i i e v w i t b i ^ r e a t f o r c e wfaeii w e t a i i e i n t o c o n s i d e r a t i o n
the
other
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yeara.
1 h a v e tried general t r e a t m e n t w i t h occasional succcas, but, aa a rule fiwlishly.
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partial
with
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I ou>.iicd a l m o s t i n e e t t a n U p n i g h t a n d d a y .
severe Itisls t h a t it h a s ivitbstood.
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all u m e n t — a r a r e i b l n g for m e l o c o n g h a t i
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C o m p l a i n t , he a u r c l o l a k e I l r . J . I I . M t I , « A N ' » l l o M c a o PATIIIC L . i v t i i A N D K i D N K r l ' K i . i , K T a . T h e > a r e i i n a l l c r y a t a l
r i i a l t d gt.-.niilca, a n d one l i a u i n c i e n t l o r c l l o v a t b e b o w c l a .
T r y t h o r n ; torn b y m a i l , a 5 r c n U a v i a l .
Medicated Air.
Conclusion.
T h a t A i r c a n bo ineUipatcd la w e l l - k n o w n , aa a b o t t l e of Q a r t s b o r n or C a m p h o r
will
readily convince, b u t that lea* vollUie aubstanoes, could be carried in s h a p e of
Medic a t e d A i r h a s n e v e r lieen d e e m e d p r a c U c a b ' e u n t i l t h e I n v e n t i o n o f t h e A i r M e d i c a u i r ,
w h i c h n o t o n l y w a k e s imssible tbe medication o f a i r , b u t , a l s o forces the m e d i c a t i o n to
t b e deal o f t h e tlisease, t h u s m e e t i n g every obJecUonable f o r m ol U e a t l o K diseases o f
t b e h e a d a n d l u n g s , w h i c h b s v n lieen i n c u r a b l e before f r o m t b o i m p o s s i b i l i t y ol placing l b s m e d i c i n e a t the scat of t h e disease.
,
I
1
I n this foriuofincilication no liquid of a n y k i n d is carried Into the bead or l u n g s ; air
o n l y Is f o r c e d t b r t n i g h t h e I n s t r u m e n t I n t o t h e a i r f . a a s ^ e a .
.
.
.
.
T h e l i i a t r u m e n l used w ith this t r e a t m e n t Is s i m p l e In o o n s t r u c U o n a n d
not
extw
Id^
alva.
I l l s Bcientillc In p r i n c i p l e , safe a n d effectual In practice,
w h e n y o u consldi
the I m m e n s e »urfat!0 of tau oua m e m b r a n e lining the respiratory o r g a n s , fully
aupnliod, ns they are, wlUi absorbents, j o u may w o n d e r that m o r e attention has not beeh
devoted to this inothod of tnedloatlon.
D U . J . 11. M c L E A N .
W H A T
T H E
D O C T O R S
S A Y
I
Will Beach Remote Cavities of the Lungs,
n . 8. F i » c i i « r c i t « i » , M^ D . , w r l t e i t " H a v i n g uaed
y o u r T a r W I M L u n g B a l m a n d fluJlng I t t h e b e a t i n e i l l c l n e
In use fur ail T h r o a t and I-ung Diaeaaca, I e n c l o M herewith
one d o l l a r , for w h i c h p l e a u M o d m e ala buttiai for uie I n
my pracUcc,"
H a v e
yon
thia
relief,
roganl
t h e m o a t fearftal o f
initrumonl,
If not
vltli
alt
diaeasM,
medlcatloo
poalUvs cure.
jththitit
w h l u h
pulmonatii, or
the diseases w e
o f its merits.
m e m b e r w e
sons
w h
n o
are
a n d
can
to despair, b u t encouraged
to hope fbr a p e r m a n e n t
ears.
have n a m e d , and can only
W e
invito all w h o
promiee a core
injuiticfl b r
A
oorreol
to tho cauaea o f thIa diaeaae, t h e n c o n a a m p t l r e s s h o u l d n o t b e
w e
uree von
ft)r
bo appreciated
are afflict^
dlMasea
not obtaining this
of t h * ifp piratory
rely
o n the t r e a U m u t g t v i n f
air " "will
m a k e
remwiles
purelv
t n a t p f i t V
have
h o m e
l a l i w t
to « m d
a t
^•tindi
flhef
J ,
failed.
Address
a
praotioal
themtelvi
ori
•fM!
ow.
w i l t
permanent
U B -^ t ^e l ,y
a m a r k- e d1 t^ f. u . t . U ™
traaUnent
by
to 1 nspeot for
are
s s u fnfee rr ee rr as fi r ou m
u w
o on aD usui i ij m
^ Hi V
^ n
U ,i w w
Mwm
i i i
all other
tride door
T h e n
obtain full Information aa to w h a t the n o w " A i r M e d l c a t o r " o a a d o
ftr^
e p
tittji^ff
We
c a n g u a r a n t e e a c u r e o f s e v e n t y .• ff li vv e
pe
e rr ceeeni t , o f e a c h o f
yeu .
T h e m e t h o d o f c o r e ia s i m p l e , i n e x p e n s i v e a n d Mtaily a p p l t o d .
d i s ejaass ee ss ..
d wwf it tl li . m n f i
T hb ee t r e a t m e n t b y m e d i c a t e d a i r i s a b o o n l o a n y o n e a f ff ll iicet teM
,
.
—
a-a d f_ l m , l u a U l t ^ w h M x
' ^ r t J -
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«
W o
.
JU"
MEDICA!]
o o « a u m p U o n ,
it ( » Q oarrjr, o p e n s «
I f rroent pktbologicai ooDolUilons
the catarrh or oODiumpUon ?
and
instrument.
I n
•c.'ii'te'ar
S i i i ' j - • •• i<i
oated
I
Da. M.W.SCOTT.SmilhStation,Wl».,wrlleii''l'le«««iend
mo one doien of Dr. J. II, Mcl.«an'» T a r W i n e L u n g Dalm.
I c o f l l l d e r it t h o b c i t c u r e f o r C a u g h t u n d C o n a u m p t l o i i i n t h e
world.
M y c m i g h w n a an b a d t h a t I c o u l d n o t a l e c p d a y o r
n i g h t , a n d It l i a a c i i r e d m e c o m p l v l e l y . "
:
o f
In
allowed
M e n t i o n
T B i
T a « M M a n
BAPTUT,
m
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•Oar TonuK t'««>nlf.
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CuniinhiN
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I'efiplo will b*'rt f.ii. liI 1 .fiviiiii
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.I lia i^krri llie < niinitlil. In.llcn «. ,lir,,.„
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Tbll itabdttrd puollcaii.ui •• uu"' u.- .n- 'i.l , ,
I'atA/rl,
Colds, Coughs, Hoursenass, Soro Throat,
,hfrrtir;,, MI J AMHM
. A IM.IIIVKI.I.
pooaed with t>y |.ii) icncli r ii fun im>,-, W
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,
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Loss
of
Voice,
l umagi
j n z caal, and aool
»)'h"'ch
riir..*ie.
BDuod mt help fur thuruuKii i>if(mra(ii. i, una
rrmiblea yield inttaiilljrI nlof Us
lnK Inllutiu
!• tlio obeiipot tesoiivrf iiel|> pn .ii,ii«i.
h I,.-, ,u,T<l Mr. tl„l«„il ,.t lieneral IVtillliv .,f ,|„. l or Lnryngltls, Broncliltlo, Oulnsy, Aothma,
»l,..l., -y.ie,,, „f |«„
n.n.i-j,,^ „„, and Consumption, i>« J if Mci,a*N^9 T*h VVI.m
Ul. V
ctlji..,. sr. tryliiif u will,
l.lMti llauM ii the only reir.cify that will RUc lure relief.
llKIUlfT .1 1 K.SI.IK
Tbe UAlttlNI Niipp/luli-iiJcnl.
It hn cured l-uni- I>i»ea»e« where all other renicdica h;;vr
failed. Why will vm iiitler frmn Thmat and l.un^ TroubTliU publlciitlou IH'I.
X
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I y i..r
aucn a plejsani reineily it ortercti
for Croup
•apertuiuudiint*. Ux Xili unnl
11 r<li. A.k y,.u, IriiitKl., f,„ I I , II J A H E . S Cmillabl. Itle!is when
tpecifK-. h'ur Sii,f{rra and Spciikert (he Tan
uieU article* (Mrer ilic mn-iu i i ,
,,„,„. Iiiillf'a, aii.l it Ihey fall y„u »..||,| 'J, u. .lire,-! m-i no W I NaS positive
LCNO IIALM it an abanbite nct-eatlty. N„thlnK haa
yon«oon»i«nily recurrli U. K..r
ii. mi.i p.; I-,I11„ ,.r Ilirv^ I„I11.., r„r
fill. .n,l illm ever been ditcnvered which will eivesut h inmediar rrhef,
HnparlntenduuiA It l-i i i- ,.|,niiio
niehl
.-acli CUADDoCK A OO , l'r..i,rl..|,.r, an,I it willpiitiiiviiy cute 1 hriiat froublct. DON'T USLAT
10.1.' liar,
flltUltilplila, I'a .v||| .lj„ , „;
Stop that Bad Cold I Stop thot Cough I
Sample*Of rar p»p«r« will b. .•i.c .rfiiltv atnt
fte« on »p^^.^•li^luu, wlj, tM. I pn.'.ii, ,,n,i
Tliiiae
TKi
iae wn„»e I-iinv't and Tbront nre mre, hard abd dr>-,
j^*rophlet •*pUluii,« • u„,v ,„ , .,0 our ChrUt alone, ot nil wlm liavp ever will realire
real., the loothinB ellecl nf a tinale dntt of I>H. 1. 11.
homo the naino of kiPK, i" tlie hidinjf McI.KAN'
LSAN'VTAR
INA II.I^NO
. I ^ N O HALM, and to (five
ail dnuti
dnubting
a I AR UWins
F;IVE all
»ke|,ti
ca ~a 4ch:inrec to I,*;
be ...urr.i
aitured »,ofi illill wonn
wonderful.toolhlnii
T-...,'....*
I'lacc of tlio goiil from the slorim of miraculrnn
iniracutoiiw
virf.tea
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ru.i
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put
up
Trial
Ilottlei,
cotlinc
i.c .ccnti
which it» xIih have evoked each.
er in tme
he I'nitcd
A M . BAPTIST PUBLICATION SO- wrath
. Krery
V ' deal
uc.irr
I nucii Slalet
Biaiet thinild
mould h,lvr
n,ivr them.
lie nioiie
gtipjily the Ihirstlni;, dy ;7
If thev have not, please aik ihem lo acnd fur a doien at a
tett. Kvery tine tri inj; that ic cent liic will be mnvinced ot
CIETY.
itif e'liirit with "livtnir water "
tlie miracuhiut henefitt he will rcccivc frum takiu);
. I'l'l vADl l.l-HIA.
WaahlDKioii 81, mid 1« Tn nnii t empit,
Dr. J. H. MoLoan's Tar WInt Lung Balm.
KIND MORDS FOR 1886.
If yon have a cnl,l in the heail, ti, kline in Ihe note, forehead
- . Murray Stro,.t.NKW VuttK'.'^'^'^'""^and throat you hav^ Catarrh: j-it a hi>» of 1)K. J. ||. Mc. , 101 WabiiHb Avenue <. 'll>!.>.<lo.
rnitiK itKui-c'Kii.
I . E A N ' A C A T A H H I I 1'O» I>»K, and ii»eit once a day, beti.l, a I)K.
ll0»011voHirnt.sr. LOCH.
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^Kutkhi expi-dnstiil a Htifrxesdvc coniM whli.lmllllwtnrKarite.l frw.
•J'"""* »•»'•< « t « . T h e y . r e . m . l l cry.tal
thought whoH ho gahi: "It is uoi ca^y
r»alcd)|tr.-.nHlc«, andone It t u m d e n t lo r e l i e v e t h e b o w e l t .
to eitiniato tlif* tleinorai/'iinj, t-ilect on t»ch W r e i d a ' ' ' ' ' * ' ' ' < " 'nn". 1 ry t h e m j a s m b y m o l l , j j c e n t t a Dvial,
I l . J . I I . McLKAN.
the yoiit of Kutopo o« ihe mgar, In
WHAT T H E DOCTORS SAY 1 1
entWIug the in lo pam lht»!r lliiic haii. llie tiuarterly-l>)titii|nlnn Um Inaoni for t*rh
V' ^'^yTT- ".•"l','"Mt'-r.iya
?I«5<»n.Wls..wrllr.i"Ple«M Mnd
plly in Idlonew."
t . e i.'.7 "t"!:T a r Wine L u n , tlslm.
I e o n t l d e r It t h e b t «t c u r e f o r C m i | f h a a n d C o n . u m p t l o n i n I h e
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w o r l d . M v c o u g h WB. H, b a d t h a t I c o u l d u u t s l e e p d a y u r
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Leid'i Tar Will.) Lung lialm? I t is Jw/ia^liKEl "e l"
'"xHnr .uYi- n l f h t , a n d I t h s a c o r e d m e M m n k t e l y . *
D . , w r i t e a i " H a W n n ua«d
w t l l y womlorful how rapltlly ItciireB altklur lalanl cl»»a»a-|«fr annam, Iirngl^ ropy 10 .vj To en"r- T? . u! wWi I' ^ I ^ n i r l t a l m a nMd . findlnir
medicine
. each u tinlii.' AddiS. In f o r a l l T h r o . t a n d L u n * n U . M « ,ItIt he nedbeat
ow. h.rewHh
Coughing, Throat mul Lung Tronhlon. cent.) cliiln o( l«u or mon;K'W
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o n e d o l l y , f o r which ploa.a a«nd ma sla buttlaa f o r u i e In
xvill22 47 , Ordera fur Kind Worda addraaanltoOuria A Ita, m y p r a c t i c e , **
iu»rT, Mampbli, Tana., will ba promptly mild.
360,000
Double Christmas Number
Youth's Companion
I
The Pastor's Hand-Book.
•
The icrmCalArrh U appllod lo Inllainmatlon ot the
moiitU, noabttitilii|)|)or pari oftlio paMflttuei.
This iSiaeaae approaobos lu vloiliua HO inaldloutilv US to get LUEM tinnly IN Itx
oxpoctoratlou firora oonaumptloa or fihroulo brouobltia is olTeualvo, tbia form
uHually, Ixifore Ua prenenoo U dotoewU.
oi trcatmout la unparalleled.
Kxpoaure 13 oold ami damimuaa la followed hy an apparently «llKht cold. At Ural
tUottffBCtlonl» often ooudtud teiiui) BWO of tile no«e, and tUere U pulniln tbe oorreAsthma/' ,
apontllug tomple. eyebrow, eye ball antj aldeof ibe faeo, butUaoen appears lu iboiilbor
iiostrU, «"d eiivolvea Iwtb eyea, and all parta of the faeo, uiid Wi«r«i ifreat HUiiae of This inatrnmanit eoema to be peculiarly adapted ' to 'aatbmaUo pa^enta,*
welnlit <»u<l liaiii In the forebead niiil nyobrowa. There la a clogKhiK of the niiaal uaa- eHtmcially those who are afilicled with tbe apaamodio form, the
BaK««. Moeeiclng, watery even, tboti ih»aecrotion unu tiiaobarge of an aerld watery «u. common. The aHlbmatic attacks of bay lover can be relltvod^ai
coua from the nusiil ciivitieB Into the tbroai nii<l fatieea, exeorlathiK their dollrtate stanily by medication wltb ita uae.
tuemhranoi!, and eauihiK aovere coiiub und (tore tliroat, often ruHulllng In ItinaitiMiallon
of ibe luiigH, »»il very, very often (IdveloplyK pulmonary oonsutupllon. of wblcb tbe
•h ead OaUrrb i« the eaitae iu four-Ufiba of all the eaaea.
A Physician's Experience.
Tlie utttarrbiil aecretlotia are HO uaustle ae often to bllater tti« ekln around tbe iiioutb
und noatrlU; und ofeourao It will iiiuiib tuoro irrltiite und exeorlate tbu ti'ndur inueoua
"After a few inonthi' ezperlonoe with thia iuitrukiiout I am oonfldettt oftuenilirHne wblcb tinea tbe nusal cuvitlHa, rrontui NinuacH, mouth, tbroat, Itinua, ete. Ktvlug
relief in consumption, naaal catarrh, obronio brooohltia,'
It la Blao u Irulttul eauao of djapepala, laioauie tUe poiaoned aeeretlona often p«»8 atithina,iiumcdialo
etc., with a aure expooiatlon of a pertnaiieut cure. I t la p«onliar)l]r
Into the lUJiuaub ua Into tbu IUIIKH,
Not unfriiijuenlly tberu IN more or luaa deafneas, and uatinlly loaa of atnell and taate, applioablo in clorgymett'a aore throat, croup, diptheria, bay fever, infiuensa,
itnd the n o e t r i l a iH^eonie u l c e r a t e d from tbu dIaeharKO, and tbe u l e e r u t l o i i iHfeoiiiea ao iiQuralgia, (|ulnsy and consumption.
deep and u x t e n d i H l t b u l tbe d i a e b i i r i ^ e l i e e o m e a bloody and fetid, emltUiK an olI'eMiiivo
" Doloro closing I wish to refer to tbat unspeakable affliction, and, to u e
and alekenInK atnell. The i i l u e r a t i o n a o m e t i i n e a attaeka t b u aiMiiiKy iioiiea of tb • iioae
f
und tbe roof of the .kiuuth, iinil tbe b o n d iM-eotnea almoat a m a a a i v e iiieer; eapeelully tho words of the sufferer*,' mean disoaao,'catarrh.
" It IH ro sonablo that if a remedy can be found which will dettrojr tbe YK
wlien llie lilocd la tuii.u'il wltb scrofula or other d i a e n a o a .
taiity of the poison without injury to the mueoua membrane, ana~ at tbtr
same time give tone to the weakened parts aud relief to tho irritation,
Coiisuiiiptioii, o r PIitliisiH.
and permanent benefit would be socurod. Fortunately such remedies ezl
and can bo appllod The diffloulty haa been to reach all the parta IhrolVttdl.;
Cunsutnption, or rather I'btlilHls, Is tbe term uaed to deaiKnute a diaeaae ebaruotor- " 7 ' h e A i r A f e d i c a l o r moeta this great necessity, as the medioated. all owi
Ized by pr,it{reBaive and pLMHlatent wnalluK of tbe oody.Iptiralatenl couMb, wltb o.xpeo- be foicoU to all the Irritated parts and brought in conuct with every dla*.,
toratlon of o|,u<|ue matter und Honietlmea Idood, loaa of color itnd atreuKth, abortneaa of eased point 'By thia method, not only are 1 ho dlstresaing symptoms r^tievud.^
breatb, beetle (ever, ul^lit aweuta und diarrhoea.
I'lie roiidltioiiH wblob Kive.rlac to conaumptlon are varied and diverse, are liotb ^en- but tho tioison itself <8 neutiallsed and destroyed, thus rostorlhg the d'fi s e a ^ ^
eriil and local. Anions tbea'e iiro llroncbltia, (broncbhil caturrb l (croupoua piiau- rnembraues to their normal healthy condition."
inonia ), Catarrh, a ne«looted cold or sore tbroat, I'hronio l,,irynis'ltia, or (NerKyinan'a
"(<• Jit*
•ore tbroat, liny ot wblob, if oaru ta not taken, ieadaoti to ni<>re aerioua Inllainmutloti of
A t iii::!
What Some Say.
the I'lniCH and I.AI-SK intoooiiautiipdoii.
m.
have L)Cen using tbe Aiu M R D I O A T O H since April, and havedarlvod
C a t a r r h a n d C o n i i i i o i i Sense.
beneUt from Ita uae. My hearing Is greatly Imiiroved by It. With thanks 1)r pw
t.eiieilt I have obtained from It,
I am resipeottully, ItKMA K. L O M M .
Palestine. Ind., Junomb, IHH.'t
Wbv abould wo, lor u poaitlvely local afl'eetlon, attempt (jenerai medication!' rtbal
.
NashTllle, Tenn.,. tiept.
lOth,. 1 S 8 6 . J
wi> IrrltaU' tbe stoiiineb, nnd produce Indlifoation to reiteii a diaeaae of tbe noseV or disOi,N ri.KMKN:—Bonie two weeks ago you sent one of your apparatus to thia houae. Zt'
order of the kidneys U> reach tbe liroueblf What aboulil wo tbink of the ocultiat wbo has
been uaed by one who haa solTered for forty-three years. It has given bim Jfreal'
would muilicalu the aloiniiob to relieve a aitnple oot^unctlvltial' Would bi K've utro relief.
haa recommended It Ui mo. I'lease send one complete to my addresaiiyex,
pine in aolutlon iti order lo dilate the pupil, or a pill of liellttdoiiual' Ho applioa bla preas C. He
O. D.
_
u ..^t i£a
iom«liea very iiro|>erlv u> tbe local, diaeas U aurfuce. Wbo over gave ar )?enl
Addreaa K K A N K T, WK^itJBM,
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...
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nit, in pill form for ita eff-ot on tlie dUeaaed eot\)uncliva? Equally abaurd la it U)
Mtethodlst rubllshing House Nasb-r|lle,Tenn.
treat tbe varioua ori;aiia of reapiratlon, wben no c malllutional diaeaao ia apparent, wltb OKNTI.KMBN:-1 am moatHoutbern
favorably
Imt^ased
wlih
the
Am
M B D I O A T O B . BpsmjUng
Internal rcinedica. Take for illiiatratlon, naaal oatarrb-a very troubleaoino an I, with
huraiiier in tbe high mouHtalns ot^North Carolina, I was not suhjeut to Uay.fsviir^
many, a very loatliaome allection, Kvery pbyalelun has felt great dlatruat in^ bla the
juat so soon aa ! deaoended I had an atU'iCrwhioh waa BKA D I L Y BxruLaNDbytlie
ability to treot itaueceaafiilly. \ n eminent medical man aaid lo me recently: "Wben but
of tbe Inalrument, irr«m tbe first I was satlaOM that It w«4 ooaatruutod ob iarf|^t.
patleuia ooni,* to mo with catarrb, or, aa they expr.-8a it 'guitatr^' I am tempted U> turn uae
p r i n e l n l e ; that It was theoretically good. I am persuaded now that practioally tbe
tbem out of my olllee." Ilia reaaon was tbat all treattueiu bud proved unaatiafaclory. ooon
theory la auaUlned. I wlab every sufferer In tile world had one of the matrnOeneriil trealmetit bo bad no co .liilencein, and local treatment aeemed a failure. Cue
aaaie prlnoiple applies with ^real force wben we take inlo conaideratlon tbe other
forma of disease under conalrteralion Tbia baa boon my own ex|ierionco for Ibirty-llve Hlchmond, Va., October lOth, IKUft. Yours respeotlulV. H, A. Turrsu^ ti,*^--'h'
years. I have tried general treatment with occaalonai auceeaa, hut, aa a rule fixilisbly. G K N T L R M K N : — I bought of you last April one of your LAIK M X M O A T O K I I . Havabaditt.
conatant uae since. Find It as OOOD as reoommended.
I bnve used Inbalallons, apraya, auulTa, ointments, the doucbe, etc., wltb only partial InHharpsburg,
.....
III., Novemhar Wth, 1885. Vours
Vourstruly,
truly,
; C,C, A.
A. STomsa,
STOmsa,M.'D.
M. D.
Nuceeaa. The fact la, these a|{enciea only partially reach the diauuaed poltila.
I)KAlt SIKH :—Knclosed please Bod check In payment for tlie Instrument. AltbO.i
It baa not cured. It has greaUy relieved me.
., „
BKIMEMAM,
Advertising Manager Dr. Scott's Electric Hair Drushes, etc.
Seizing tlie A i r
New York, Sept.~ifflrd.' I 8 U 5.n.anii
.
ni you
vnii with
wiin medicine,, Is a;tr«t-cJaM
^..w. treatment ftflr,*
The AIR M K D I C A T O R 1 purchased of
Jfliarrh. 1 bought
„ ll for my. wifb and
_ for my
. boy,I about aeven years of ags, and >h t w .
TBO old faabloned "patent ^medicine" directions—shake well liefore taking—have Catarrh.
- ' waa perfectly
— satlaiaotory, And, Airthar.^
were relieved right away, and the effect
. over
atared ua in the face for u century. New dlscoveriea are almost dally placed before ua, tietleve
les
to me. and ai^ nman will aay that a
expense of It will be saved Ave times
hul the old. old atvle of making the stomach a recolvln« tub for drugs, and nostrums this IS atbe
nilly,, GKOHOE KKLDKJ
EAMPi
goodlavestment.
Bespeqtftilly
still prevftlU. It left for those no* llvinx to know of a now method for tbe Iransaeo. Feldkamp A Bros., Chair
Chair Manufacture
Manufacture rara VteetBliil'^^
cnti
mtaa^D of t he proiiertles of medicine without taking the crude drug Into the stoinaeb I have uaed tho Am Of
to Injeot medicated air Into toa nasalpaai
or tDufflng It up tbe ooae. This la dona by t e i s i n g t/W a i r and by a system of torce and great hencUt to severalMXDIOATUK
' au, and think It the best Instru meat Iha'•ve-seOTlr
ofraypatlenu,
Buctioii, Impregnating it and making it the medicine. Now, do not for a moment think
ft
Ky,
tbIa can txi applied U^ all the dlaeasea thu lltMh la heir to It is only claimed as a sure ibut purpose, and will cure OaUrrh
and certain treatment f >r the reaplralory organa, but. In this elaaa of dlaeaaea, inolitdiug catarrh, hay-fever, asthma, colda in the head, ete., etc., the aaaertion la p o t i U v e , it
ia a certain cure, and tho reuortl ataiida without a single oontradlction In all the many
aevere teats that ithaa withatooil. T > a miiul devoid of prejudice, there ia no cbanoe fir
r> — - - W rOMgll i
dmibtlng Ihe luct, tbat lfproi)erly medleated air can be sent to tho headquarter* of dis- on
continuing
the M K D I C A T A I J AIR
B A T M K N T . Be^otfully, !V
eaa* It produce a relief. Now when nieillolne Is taken Intflrnaliy or anulfed up the noao by
uy
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WOB Madison Av., Covington, Ky*there la not one cbatiee in one hundred for itU) reaeu the head center of tbe above mentlouedUlaeaae, but In the AiaMiemcATOR tho medlcatoil air Is forced through everv
I have been using your AIR M H D I A A T O H for tho past few weeks, and I havetaen\
ptuwage ol tho reaplratury organs. It doea not come In oontact with oualde air until much benellted hy It. It haa been a a w p r t u to me
it baa B t n n g t h « » ^ mi
pasting through all tbe ohanntla tbat would bo alTeoted. and thoao troubled with Itch- haa materially reUeved
t A a p a l u In my bead, and changed t ^ eharaoter of, anfl
ing of tho throat, nostrlla and eyea, aneezing and running from the eyes, hearing Im- the dlacharge, which eame from tho isatarrh In my bead, fTpm which I hare
paired, pain In the head, swolllng of tho noae and noatiila, becoming ;hlooked, tighlneaa lorueara. 1 am quite poslUve that the persistent of tbe <iMffMm«lU for artaiWMa. ^
ol the cheat, shortueaaorhroath,dlfflauU and •paamodle breathing, a hacking cough, leniftb of time, will effect the permanent eure of my catarrhal trouhl«a. ^ »«>
etc., will And Immediate relief by nalug tbe Air Medication. Tho Inalrument la one jfoat respectfully, K. O. KlCHOLB, Wltb John Churob A Go., MusloJ)eBle«<<)^«;
that can be used by an v person nl^r reading dlnK^Uont.
clnnatl, Ohio.
. . .perfect method for treating diseases for which, it la .
I am convlnooti any
thatthing
It Is yetdlscoverM,
the most i
Treatment by Medicated Air deaervediy tukea ihe lead In modlcatlng tho reaplralory recoramVndwVof
and will undoubt^ly oure» * l t h thf fUSe'Of
tract. The remetliai ageuia in a gaaooua f >ria a t o f o r c e d Into oontaot with the mucous tiropi[.7r ra^drcloeV'ii^iro«Mof
-•
•
.-L I I — — Asthma, Neuralgia In tbp
OaUrh^^
membrane of the nose, mouth, tbroat. wind-pipe. Iironehlal tubes and Innga, and face, Karaobe. Gold In tbe head.
H.IIBBMANOE,
!, i-.araono, uotuin inene«^
^^ ^
^^^^^^^ ^^^ Hcott 8ta.. Co*
throughout tbe meat remote parts of tbe organa, that would dely gargles, lotions,
doucbea, inhalanla, or any other kaown treatment.
I
have
suffered
with
CaUrrh
for
tbe
past
twenty
years, and found noAlng
The proporllonato efiect of this treatment upon tho reaplralory system la groat, inmo until I used the M B D I O A T R D A I R B K M R D Y , and will 'obeerfWly ieoomme<ia,7t
asmuch as tbe Air la f o r c e d Into and HiOalea the minutest ramllloatlona of tho roaplra- relieve
tho same to any' oneJOHKPa
afllloted Dwlih
tho same dlseaae. tt?»P£otfunr, , ,
lory By«t«m.
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A I 1[.EB,:
. E B , Merchant Tailor^ I W Hcotl B U , OOVM|toB,'Ky.^
Medicated
Air.
1.
Conclusion.
That Air can ho inedleated la well-known, as a bottle of IlarUhorn or Camphor will
Have you the catarrh or coniumptlon ? Then wo urj ou to send t l i
readily convince, but that leaa volltlle subaUncea, oould bo carried In shape of Medicated Air haa never been tleemed praotloah*o until tbe Invention of the Air Mediontor, and obtain fall information as to what the now " A i r 1 iloator" can do i
which not only makes posBlblo tbe inedloatlon of air, hut, also foroea the inedloution to yen. Wo can guarantee a cure of eeveHty-flve per cenu, of Oaph of A e m W f t
the wmt of the dIseaBO, thus meeting every objectionable forni ol treating dlseaaoB
of
cure is simple, inexpensive " d w U y
the head nnd lungs, which have lieen Incurable before ftrom the ImpoBtilblllty ol plao- diseases. The method ofHeated
Tho treatment by medicated air ia a b w n to any one afllloted wltb U | ' ^
Ing theraediolneat tbe seat of tbe dlaeaao.
nVfliinltrof tiny kind Is carried Into the head or lunga) air the dlseaaea we'have iiamed, and can only be appreciated by a p r a o U ^ '
In Ithirftjrm ofmed^^^^
only Is forced thrftngh the Instrument Into tho air passages.
of i u nieritB. Wo invite all who aro afflict^ to 1 napeot for themseiv^jK
llio Instrument used with this iroatment Is simple In construction and not expen- member we promise a cure for diMam of t.tM| piratory
BiTt, It IB BtdentlUo In prlnelple, safe and effoetual In practice, When you consider sons wbo are sufferers from oonsumptt«n|!r h, etc., do
the Immense surfaee of sau ous membrane lining the respiratory organs, fully supnavo
piled, as thev nre, with absorbents, you may wonder that more attenUon h«» not been injustice bv not obtaining thli tre»tiR|llV A
[ permaMw.
-Trand can rely on tho treatment glvtiu
devoted to th'ls method of modloallon.
ITELY A N D ^ G L V T L I M L I L M V T I I L I I T ;
oated air " will make a marked otu
Jf *ei3 yi*. .£.<«)•
all other remediee have faUed/ .
WiU Beach Remote Cavities of the Lungs,
A purely home treatment. VT^
instrumen/^ Addt«s
;
In the moat foarfnl of all dlaoaMa, wAfAifit p u l m o m l U , o r ooMumptlon,
MEDICATE^
thia Inatrument, with modloation wfiioh it oau carry, opeua a irlde aoor of
relief. If not poalUve cure. I f r«»nt pathologloal oonoluilooa are oorreot In
regattl to tho oauaen of tbia diaease, tnen oooannipUToa ahould not be allowed
MenUon T n TawnaMiiai B A F T M T ,
io deapair, but eneouratfed to hope fbr a permanent eure.
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Tone,
T
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T i S B B I B L B iHMTntI N B o r T H R a i O- greatIn
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OLD-TIIVIE HYMNS.
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dodge tiie full force of the arguinont made in the
extraordinary intorprotation above ;inonlioiiod, by
departing from ihocotninonly received trans'ation
of tho New T«8tanionl. In every instance K i n g
.lamoH'Version shall bo tho standard. Fiy it let
our i.'auHo stand. O r by it lot that cause fall. I
big, however, the rlgiii to he govornod by a very
simple rnio of interpretation of language, whether
tho language be saorod or profan«, namely, the surninndliigs and manner of a word, or expression
must dotorraiuo its particular shade of moaning.
For instance I exclaim to my friend, as we walks
iilong tho mountain path, "Soo that s k n n k ! " Ho
i« in doubt as to my meaning, as he lees an animal
whioh if once seen is never f<jigotten, RcampinK
away. But If we are meeting a third man, and I
with peculiar manner, say, "8oo that skunk," he is
in no donbl as to my meaning, and yot in one case
I moan a very small animal with only the instincts
of an animal. In the other a man, intelligent, and
iu many respectfl exactly like other men.
day, Paul Is guilty <>f filsoh,K)d--ihi ' lloiy
'^f^Uif
has provarlcatod, If h« hiid any o iiViroUlng
;
ovor Paul's mind, heart and nttrraDCns.
T u r n lo Ilomans l i l . I : -'I, bespocli you lUeteT^i.
fore, biothron, by tho lujrcles of God, tha\ ye • ru^*^
sent yonr btKlles a living «ar,riflooa'^uti»q (i'jit.w;^^
ia your ropsonablo set vic«!." This passago
al the first glHiico lo favor the Id<a thai utj;,!!
mean n •thing moro,horo at loaat^ thiiii
in tho wroseiice of. lliit uote, tlio oilwrtafton
present tho body a living sacrlllco u'ut^ (jlod, 'bvij,,'} '
that sacrifice in ono's roisonablo 8orv,ii». T o sert^o '
God is lo obey hlin,oitlior fully or lu pirt. But, t- "
ser'-o him to tho oxient of a Kacrifica Is t o , "^prvo,
hitu fully. A tiling sacriflcid uii! > G6<1 uuder tjii/.'
Moualc dispensation wam-.^nsumod, lioucefhe Krcajt^'
lorce of tho figuro in this Scrlptuio.,' 8<» full a W vlco (though reasonable), tlial it Is called tt Tivipig
sacrlce. Yot according (o thoiiitorprot'a|[ipii^wbli^lj j ,
we are opposing, such n saorifloa (reawnabioj'.ji^j-.^
vice) only approachoi tho prtiialpjci oi" G >d, ^ i f j y -
• I'Vr w'ltli thn licart iniin (•.•llpvotli utito i ijrIuuoimiiMH
HHd W illi tbi' l«'>iilli (UiiifyhNii'ii i» niMdo uiitv> aniviitioii."
—itoniaiiR K. ID.
' P l l K subjocl t»f tills dUcoiii NU ill tills ohnpl^r Is iLo
I ri«iilO':>u«iiP>>8 of^ftti'li, Id foatradiolioii lo ihtj
lighloouHiieBBof thii law. The rli^hUiotistioM of
(ho law i» desoribwl; "Tiio man which doeth
thoHO things slmll live by ihetti!"
By tho law a lliio of candiu l U liiarkod out, and
ho that wojld live iiivi»,t follow that lino. A dovUtion from it is cortaiii loss, If nol dealh.
Tho rlghlooiiuiiosH of fiii"h Id deiuribod : It usks
no (luoaliotis, it seeks not to outer into tlio Hocrot
oouiicUs of (rod and Christ., ft boliovcs with tho
heart, aiui conseiniGntly ooiifcs^ow with tho mouth
that Jo9U9 it the Nfi'n.jali: " I f t h o n ahalt confoss
Again, "I am going to town" says John. Docs
with thy mouth tho I<ord Jenu«, <ind shall bolievo John mean he Is only going to tho oorjiorat? limits ?
in thif.o hoarl that Gnd hiis raised hiiu from t h i Tuhn's six year-oid child knows well enough what
doad, thou shalt 1)0 saved." I f tho (vmfegsiou Ih ho meaHS, that he moans that ho is going into town
, Whttlsouvyj'^^^
inado, basod on tho ntroti}(u9t [lojisiblo conviction, T o bo sure this sounds rather undignified for aser
odivation lnHhis rr»8uU. Tho coufoajiau ii but tho nion. Hut it muat be remembered that we are deal he ^oes In ih ) n.tiiiiof Jo«us, Ui.tC"h sj ' jiiucJi Ispr-.
vico for J«suH hiniselt. A n d yol this onl)- tlfig on'o
voice of the belief.
lug with a childish interpretation of God's word
up
to, an I not into ilio bonofils Our tl/ord ' h M ^ V^f*
Noto iiarticuiarly :—
Wlien I hoard tnat very remarkable exposition of
hii
laborers ? I h*ve not so loiriiod' Ir m.
;^ ,
(1) The nghtooiMiiOHs of tho law as doncribcd by divino truth I went homo, look -i.y N e w Testa
Ephoslans
i.
I
t
:
"Which
ihtJ
carnuit
of
''our'
Mofti(fl, was life (ofornal) Tho very kooping of tho n^ent, and began to road, thinking possibly I had
inheritance until tho l odemplion of the puichaseit
rfiiiiiromnnt>4 of tlio liw wai ItHolf tho ho^iniiing from very early life read too little for profit; but I
po-sesslon unto ihp praise of his glory.'' If In llio ' ,
of llfo. ltd oontlnnaiico wa? a Rontinoiiiioo of life. road passage after patsags, examining each with
ptfisage, nnto moans nolhing inoro than to, iu lho„ '
(2) Tho righteoitsnfiM of faith In life (otornal life carf, and the moro I read the more I was astonished
prosoncoof, whatdooJ tho rodcmpllon of tho p u r - - , ,
or salvation) T o ho In tbo riirlitooiisiiosn of faith at what I had heard. Some of Ihoxo passages I
chased p0iiso4»ion amount lo? Wo havo tUo '
is to bo In tho ciijoyinniii of xal vatlon.
prcHpnt, and ask a careful consldoraiion of them.
oarnost unlil tho riidoiuptlon ofl'io j<i.-chai)d
UavinK made ihoso obuervalions,! otler f ir caroful For if we are only brouglit to righteousness and
soinion.
Are wo loft thon to aland iu tho jprcaeuufl
stlvalion by believing in Jesus and by confessing
coinidoration ihi^ iromnMl iirop.nltloii.
of
a
lioitsn
of blins, ilifi p n v i i i li of which It I'm
I. Tlio rightcouBiioss ol iho U w comista in con- him, tho sooner wo Qiid it out ttio hotter for im.
highetit praUo of Ooil's gl'jcy, u ililj»i>uiottjiug olao
should
do
what
Is
lacking
before
wo
are
damuod.
formity to the law, and tho rlglitnousnois of faith
IH done to us or for ns? N o a thoitsand tinier no I
conaista in a iioiifonsion of Christ, baiod on faith Examine Kotuans x . 12.
We|havg thooarnosl nnnoy. Tliat'h/jcuros tho right
(bolicf) in liitti.
" F o r thcie is uo ditroienco botwoen the J e w and to till! properly when the rOiniilndor ..hall havo
Tho law tnaic&a domandH. Tho«o domandt are tho O r « e k ; for tiio Lord over all is rich unto all
boon paid. O r will anijol*, readf to adore G o d fot^ ' P
mot. T h i » is right in the oyanof tiio latv, and its that call uiwn hiui." "The LDtd ia rich unto all
0 iiu'iilolo and full salvation, hush tho eternal 1 world *
t<lvooat(}8. I t iH ri)(htcoaHnnHa ilHolf. I f a man who call upon bim." That is, tho Lurd is rich in
atili as tho grave, ro>)ogiii«ing tho ledoinptlon o r < "
confosH Chriut, bolieviiig In his hairt that Ood haa their sight, Ijofore thotn, to tlietn, as one comes lo a
the purchasjd possession tinly 10 tfio pi-ftinrf of hlra H
raised liitn.frum dotd, that man is saved. Tiiis is hotiso? I f that bo so, what is tho dilTtiroiico beglory, and that somo prloally hand must holp'fwm'i' vr
right according to tbo principio I ol faith. It is tween tho worst man on earth am' tho host, «o far
nu»o over Into ? Kternal, power forbi M 1 '
right !uJiho;oyc8 of tiio advocattw of faith. I t is ttio as tho lord's riohos are ooiicornod ? W h y doss tho
Again, S80 viirso tlfioonlh : "Wlioroforo," I kilo,
righteousuosfl of faith. It la Iho bolieving that man call upon the Lord, i f his calling only gives
after I hoarti of your fafth, in tho Lord' Joadi, and'^H
givoa nburactflr to' the whole oxoroiso. It ia tho hlni a sight of God's riches? T h a t would bo hull
loro unto all tho s tinli.^' D i d the iovei'Of itUo
salvation, the confession being only tiio voicing of tohiin. N o w brought to O ld's riches ho would
Epheaians unto th-j saints ntfOr load thoih fiiHIier
tho aalration. i /
uovor know his unspeakable loss, I cannot think
thau tu oxoroiso an abjtraotiuii
D i d thofii itdvdftui«
Out A very remarkablo explanation of this text that God would h ,ld out snob a fearful curse to
at any tlnio aas ctalo with tho btlntt in obe«^loilMi>('^»
has boon given This is i t : T o bolievo unto right- mortals, and call it a blessing. Is our God a
to'ibe inipuiso of thoir love? ;I>idi tljojri'iiowr
eouatioss Is to apinu to t-igliloousna^s, as ono cotneH dotnon, that ho should ofTor to oboer us iu our SpiranythinK to help a puor stint? D i d thay aevar
itiial
poverty
with
a
near
view
of
perdition
7
t« a tower, to a hoUHe, to a river. A n d timt to
by tbo bed-side uf a iicic aainb? D i d ttioy
confoifl uuto Halvation is to come to salvation, as
Again Ilomanaxi. 7, 8: "Israel hath not ob- consider au erring aainiv add uiidoavor- to foaiof-ol^'o
one eomns to a field, lo a road, to a ehuroli.
tained thai which hoaooketU f o r ; but tho oiootlon him in tho spirit of tovo? I f their loVa tintonll tho t m .
Tliat ill no caHO doss beliering put one in right- hath obtained If, aud the rest where blinded . .
saints was Just lovo to, beforo, in the preaoneb > oljs W
oounesB^ nor does confessing Christ put ono in sal*
uuto this day." N o w , aooording to all thosaiiita^ and not a union with thotlailil* lU
vatiou, Rometlking elso must bo done or eternal loss a cortian arbitrary way oi dealing with words,
spiritual aen^io, why,waa I'aul so aillyiM
ia the result.
Paul says that thoao IsraclltOB wei-o blinded to tho giving thanka for ihoin ? WbatUvepe thi^yfi-in»Mf»«>«
N o w , J u lupDort of the geUemt propoaitioni abovo day when ho j wrote, but at that time thoy wero
th«nothora?.» )Why Pitul'8 prayer to God -toiigltiV^'«!
ataled, and iu opposition to tills very extraordinary seeing. This wo could oaaily believe, did not both
tham thei spirit of arildom? f^Tliat^'thB'f Ubit"'^)
iutorprotatiuii I maica thia obinrvatioh
aadrod and profano writlnga in ,tho plainast poiai- o f o u r L o r d JoduaChriat, tho Fathat^of glul']r,<lfilfP'''{
(a) In boiievlng.lii Ohrial, »iid iH'donfoaaint; hlfii, lilo terms deny it? Indoetl, tho laraolitba are nt^nr f i v e untu you the<DpIrit o f wlatlom-: andiMvtflalloilP !««
a man dofla hot merely npproar)!: rl'S^tQOnsnoaa and blipded as they were In Paul'a dny.
lo ilin >]cnowledKe nf. him.''^ <Bph«tUa8
Balvatlori,'^but ho atands equally
t)i>
Tiigra B9vo|r Kaa bcen^pt Umo atnco I'aul wrote, Againti I w h y auoh aprayer/ IP their l>»v« Ui HM^' ofi
highoat iiKbtaonsnoaa, cfntoi's ftilly Into «|$j|jRspali<ia that thoy aaw any bettor than a man bp^n. blind aalnta waa only an approaching lovd,'^tiaTep'rif«eHi>t«w
of all tho< lakailon'thiftrti ritf in ^this w o n o l ^ n d ' .^11 the d^Dlrlnoa of Jesua are aa Idle btlea to tl^em^ lug lU,pbJoojL? i:M«iToovoriidld Paul |ir«y ;fjur„»n>i^
honoo Into erery promise of the sKlvatlon ''(hii1' t» They tVe toialfy blinti u to ibo'dlVline authorltr b f
^Uilng Hi all, whon
aakt^d.ibal
boyoncI<tb»gntVei I This obaorTamni
wen luiil-' {}brht/ Thtij ^ p i b iikitit ID the bilkokoat utgbe
,(jo|tn bO' glycu.wnto tLiqi^if uitlQjiid}iU<coniiMUoni>'in
talned, tber» 4a abnudant Barlptur*t ptdbf.^ i^bd l ^ d g for i n o t h i r . W theii'''unt4i
ilopi P^MUU no more t;biin,lO|iin 1^0 aeuto (if^befon,
in proditoioB the proof th^re l i >110 dlaikOMttdn ' to a6i pH6tlMli>
Into 6r' lal '^ofi tbi'o'tiMf t l ^
pjr al^i^ bef^M
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