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with it, 1 oin
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or huB^n&fj. r now uw it .ttily
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Iiing« uiid liiiijbttKO tUey uro irivahm-
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rniwfimlvllle, .MfcsH.
1 tftke this mathofi «f cAllIng your at
l»ntion to the (wlebraUxl ••»m ox«|wlvenrcHthli.g; 1 oould snaalt
Houstonia, lilo.
wliltf-l'i ttu
hw youth lar Into ohl agtT, and bv
but a liUlo while without gclting hoarse; old man t« him t'.. « I.^ VirsTiMOM «i ITIII.K ;,i.i:%iu;iiik;.
mjr throat wa* generally »K)ro, an.l oiwilv growing wen knew of ace.
I roiu ||i «t I'.Mi.u i.We.-.
IrntaUHl, and Ito tone bocame heavy anil
Tb(. fullou inj,' c-rtillcatc from Onv
husky; wion a hacking cough w»t in, that
Incroawxl, until at the close of a loni? luvnriuWo Hutlsfiu-tion.
l''.)tmj)elled to dewBt from i.reaching. and, that trrciit army „f m^ a i „ | { ,
' NVbal bo i^iiys;
If iMMMible, overccjme thone dltlicuiiieit won bniik down (l.o b."
I
and recovcr the lost treasure,—the t'tlorn, wbicb aro (;austHl |, V!'
"«. W. ^pv,>sia and liver con,plain 'vl
rmU ..i any iv.irk. I nrite thiH, Ix-
^ a few apecia
ciaMr 1 think it ou-i,t t., k- kmnvn, ami
tnenda who weie Buffering aa I miflered
ilii-uwiinl,.. ot lfii,;ik-H (iiiglit to know iw
f e^plidned tije une ol tie Uru^, In J
^wugh me they obtained It, «,d wo o «m i.m>itovr:i> nnAr»:.
iiilviiiiliiiM'.' Ill trivhifit!-.
I, ,{!'KR«R,
relieved aa I waa. 1 now made known the 1 original nitici', niaatoni liuviii;; expired 1 have
,,. ,,, ,
I'ulton, AIISH., KSRI.
A. Km xoi.iM. .^oonrcii (bo inannlacturc of lOOOof
the liiiproyci! IJr.icis npoiihucb ternw
liiat I can funil,.ili tlicm at (befollow-
yiwaking, and weakneana of the back and
om. pi1e«, and i.ernia, w /Ac S /
y aUiomimxl ,Zcu^
1 iiviiig given the llnni.iag iinu-o a liiit in;,'prl()(w:~riiilli lir:.,v.n!..linar.v 810.00
«.i.er „„,„ NouurSfVl.Vt.V^rV" ts value. I Clin periorm lay labor with MliKlt. IKnilii lirivc-o, oi.llimry «ijn,. ia.B«
• 1 Iv (KT rent moreand vointort (luiii
" , " lU.ou
L^E ore; I m.nld not IK, without ^ I olFcr iiiy iuiproyry object, and beclouding every .scene, he tbo eonsumnnition of holIncoB, thoiKirfcctioliof
great things be .shall .lUHer for niy naine'.i Kike" nnist Ilea world, of suHcring. Tbo world where purity, No moro sin! The conncienco no nioro .
(Acts ix. Kt) wen; tla» words ol tbo Savior, an ho the spirit is wounded, and the heart is brnkcn, Kullhsl — the tluaightH no n>ort! defiled — theaffec-
predicted bin future hi.story, daling it from lil.^ and lea.son is detbroneil, and bo|K! laiigulsbes, titais ntj moro ciwnarwl — but a gl^ry of holiness,
niiracuIuiLsconverhioii to bbgiorioiH martyrdoiii and the eye \vts'|)s, and Ihe nervo tremIdes, and dazxllug antl r(>splendent, beyond an angoi'H re-
Having alUinied of tint ('bri«lian'rt HiiUeriiigH si. llociiaracteri/y.s tliem
tliesoul will beln perfect unison with tho will,
nor crying, n< ilb< r shall there bis any more pain ;
IW the "MUtleringH of this pnwent lime." That
and in iK'rfeet assimihilion to the Imago of God.
for the former tilings are paased away." Oh,bow
tlio mitrerings of tbo iK'liover are loiinded by (be
Wbo can |»aint the happlnoNaof that world from
gentle is the iidmonition —"Arise, and depart, for
liniitrt of tho pnwnt htatc i.sa truth replete with
whence everything Is banlHhctI thatcfjuld sully Ita
this is not your rest, it is polluted." Tben comes
.soothing to ttut Christian mind. l''.iu'tii i.s tli('
iuirily, (lisltirb Its harmony, and rullle Uh re|K>90?
the glory,—"The trlory wbicb shall be ri!veale tlH>ro. And yet we would not |)en a
tho Hiiirit's regeneration, radiating from a poor,,
a mettsir blazing for a nionu'iit, and then disap-
Hontonce tending to ItHsen tho dignity and im-
falleu son of Adam, —a filnnor redeemed, rouewod^
IM'aring in eternal night? Hut tho glory that
portance of our prusent existence, or calciiiattsl lo
and .saved. And What In each present ray of
wails the sutiering Ciiristlan, is a real, a subslan-
ongonder a Hplrit ol (lis.sali.sfactiiai and distrust
heavenly light—and each liirill of divine love—
tial glory. A( present it is veiled. Tho world
with our present allotment. There is much fidly,
and each victory of Indwelling grace —and cach
sees It not; tlio believer only beholds it through
nay, much Inlldolity in ii remark common to
gllmi«eof tho upper world, but the foreshadowfaith's
telescope, ilut tbo tlay of lt.s full,unclouded
many: " it will bo all tho .samo a hundred years
IngH of tbo glory yet to be revealed In us?
rovelalion await.s us. It drawoth near. It will
honco." Not HO: tbo relation of tho present to
bo a glory n'vealed in us. This truth may. he Hullcrlng and glory thus placed sldo be side, thus
tho future in eau-sal: it is a relation of the elosiut
Htartling to some. "What!" they oxolalin, '.'a conlnistcd and weighed, to what conclusion docs
chitraclor, and of the most .stdeinn nwults. Timo
glory to be n>vealed in mo!' in me, wbo can our aiHwtlc arrive? " I reckon that thosufferlntpi
iHlbo infant ofeternily: 11 Is UH eonimencemoni,
Hoarcely rellecl a solitary ray of light I Can It ho of Ibis [iresent time aro not worthy lo bo ctunpar^
and ]», in a son.se, its most inoniontoim purl.
that in me this glory will bo rovcalod? HoalllrniM witb tbo glory which uhall bo revealed in us."
Hliadod with grief, linked with suirering, and
tho word of our (Jod. I fft child of the light, dwell- No, not worlliy of comparlaon. Do wo mcaauro
IrunHient In lt.s stay, yet all Ibo luture nK'oiyos its
ing it may bo, in the world's shado, and ollen their relative duratlort? Th(mj-" our light affllQi
eoniplexion, atul it.s cbaracler, from tlu! iirosont.
called to walk in great dnrknei;s, you Hhall ono lion Is but for a moment," while our glory
Tho llfo that now Is casts lis llgbt^ or it.s shade,
day onl.Mhine tbo brightncas of tho llrmamont,and far moro exceeding and eternal weight jjfo
UIMm tbo llfo that Is to eome. Ktornlly will be
tho slars forever and t^ver, ilut In what roMpoct long all sufl'erlng and HOrrow will fo"ever have.
bright or gloomy, Joyous or sad, bajipy or nilser-
will It bo a glory roveahHl In us? It will bo,tho pas.wd away-a thing of history ^f memory
ablo.aflilinoHhall Impart to It ltn complexion and
glory of perfect knowledge." Now wo HOO through only-while glory will und expand as '
its HliaiM?. Each individual of tho human raeo I.n
a glufw

4.aQ Tmsi
ono draught of tl>o rlvar of plmiHurc ut Clirlat's
right hnndx with oiiO Umith of parRdlHO—wllh
on® «tv« of heavon'ii giory—Aviih one I'tnbraco of
J««tu4, with oon Hluht of Qod ?
Oh, mrhat nfo ths iwiig* of prwont w»|«imtlon, In
«)ini»iUflH4Ui)pruKwd
uy phyaictki force. .Aiental ('vils are nuppnvMod
by inoutal fum", as a fallacy is rrun/nd
(nupprefiKcl) by ioginil arttutnont. In tho rout in
ofapiritH aplrlturti forctwHUpprcHrtHplrltual \viel«edntWH.
Joim fauHt think of tluMo things, and next
tinio 1)0 Huro of tho meaninj,' of wordn iH'fore he
writuH. Joiiii Haya a ^reat deal about another
({UtBtlon, which in gonerally very good; but .iohn
ii Iff much utMom wlien ho IntorpretH tlie .Seri[>turen
aa when lio doaia with the dictionary. \V(< would
iikf to unito witii John in HUppriHHiiig all eyil.i,
IntfunporanfH) inclndixi; but we npprf.-e at the expiration of two montlia I will hind'iuid looao wliat liad iilroady beon bound and
be able to advance tho balance of the ycar'a aub- l,)os(Hl in heaven. In othorAvorda that tholr nu-
Tlil-: Wllii) INDIANH.
Kcrlptbai. I am af'rry 1 loat ao mncli of tho Dlacu-atbority was limited i)y tho Bcrlptiiros, tho laws of
dpslro to acktiowUHlge the rccoipt of

4:84 T H I S B-A.PTI8T.
Lm Airaln, thoflo who pvoprly mftkop«'«'"«'»«lu (N»nslHtcnt with fiueh iiropoHlllon! luit huoIi protio.
power of tho iMiator (o eloso tho doors of tho
ilKon by l«ptt»m are tf>o^» who are cotnpc^ H lhm_Hhou d never luive beenmiuloor hniilM.
F1/)UU)A l.KTrEU.
profi'fj a crowd toM IHIIo band ol "luo or now elafe.r,ify i,i,„ as « mild I.in.htidrk,./
fionlv for inemben^lUp in u ehurch; and all Certainly It has not Iwen my Intention to au-
church, and no earthly itowor could open It; and
PtJllUAI'H you wunr what li;w bmjuui uf
ilir«'»>"mot in IiIm nnme, and AH'lIng l^m^ly vvlth- M'«. The buidcti of my «up|>lic;i(jons is (h:tt ^n•ll .mbs..l. Thisis tberock bas;M,„ ; 5 , , H hl' factHml Ib'ly Hfiirit used the Intervention
tains J by the pns'epts and examjile of its Individ-
Ro" of abiuHt ovirylhinK' ititriiiK the >v»>ry Siunlay at p. m. Sunday evcnitiu prayer-lucetiiii;-." tiud sjiys
its Vote receiving the haptlMsl candiihae It com-
barniid'groumi of thctrulb" shows that all of
to the ministry. We alllrm that tho apostle Paul
detes not only his i|iialil!ealioiis for memberi»hi|i
Praycr-mwtinK' al half-paAt l!vo p. m. 'l"u..>fubiyri, "ojMii yotir ii!outb-> wide iml I will till them."
ftrWsf'hiirclK's, direcllyor iudlrcef ly, are vested
lilt the long mtIis of ii^ uw,, l o-ojierating jiro
biul no authority under Ihe heaven to forbid tho
in wbU'b I'vcry male iin'mlxT taki^ u part, ami I still believe H e.'i-iel- !.» obtain ;^'|eat itiiiifj.x.
Kth iHwer and juri'idictlon over all gospel pro-
l-an.imark:>.o: il Is eon-istency with prlMr
ciHscs as Well.
church at Corinth, i>r .lames Hie church at Jerusatanti
r«"siiHs within tlie bounds of their terri-
sotno of tlio wifitcrs alsu. We aro pi«»r ami Ilian littli' Illill:^' .U llie tlli'onc nC ;,'iai>' if \\tbrj'.
Tliccimcbision is irresistibi" to meihat the We conclude then (hat in a reuion wliere a lem, to ba,i)tl/.ea convert who had conut before It
nwdy, and we foci it keenly, ti. all human h.ive greal laidi, I >! ue are prumi-^ed more than
"fi- '- I'r. M. tr..,t,uf|.|,uJ
jiwlcliiircli can aiitbori/e or fortdd the ailminis- cliiireli is aeeiwsil.le, iio minister li'as a right to and mmle a creditable profewsioti tif faith, and div
auilMnly a^ r.-pe.-i. the adndnistniti-m of
apprtinincw it in su K'bxmiy ami tbeerl oree.-.-arily Iu- iiidlh teil intowith-
Wy ofdcH'iding the quest on ; and there h no ev- mental and essential to a Seripliiral church, and and thus forever remove one of tho most formid-
from all ovor the .State, ami many iulelli};eid
lence that that prerogative was over taken from to the existence of Hajitlst churches. To modify able abstacles in the way of Christian union? r^or
What e.ui, wii.it will the .M trioa iViard do to help out an ..r.laiiu il pi(•-•«!-ytrry. rin>t elitirciHuiiiuft |
l)Ooplo from the hmm North, will sjK-ud the
ilm.
this is to (essentially mndily the character of Dap
my own part 1 must confow myself unable to
the eau-e in tiii- destitute and ilesolati' lleldv Ilut be plaiitf'd as the eentei uV ( hri-,lii»n inilmm'ull "with tb.'(Special ministry and authority of ClitW.aii'd
tho truth. Southern Uajitists must ^ive it to
nt of his whose prerogative alone it is to take irrwistable to me, thai tnai the tne local cliurcti church can
TlIK AGKN'CY DEPARTMENT.
oueai'cord in i..ne phiee" and "a};re«'d us touch- under ihe -cp, eial mini.-tration of the Holy ,S|Hiit,
thoju. Wv. arc havinj,' the Haplist Ikhm* n'painter. Harrison (the p;wb>r of the
and ill regions out ot the reach of its inllaoncciind
day night for prayer, oppiHilion trivintr way, in-
interpo-~ition, iiiini -lers were anthoriitcii toilivitle
Tin; TltlU: IIO.TIU.VK.
We believe that tbe cliuri'li should have all due
McKavett, Texas, 1.30; .1. W. Hashan, I^a
Iteformod Episcopal) has reently inau^runitiHl
(iuardo, Tenn., Jil.iH); Mrs. I-:. P. Ihmhan, l4i
terest increasing. Twd services {public) a'day. iipon the ipie-llon of theaminixtralioiiof Uiplisui.
respect for the opinion of lier [laslor loueliing flu?
for every Friday nli,'ht in our cimrch, (in which
h. The church and the administrator, lie he pa.s-
(biarilo, Tenn.,$l.(H); L. F.,Canton, Mis.s., fl.(K).
I'ray for us. tliat (bal m.iy !«• ^di.rilied in a gr»«'rii'nc(i in the presence of this ordinance we are received into th(» holy con
tution whose tlcsigii is to maintain miUHuppw
ary, and a year at L(>ipsic, (jiTinany, inu fuBt revenient,
the recpieMt of liro. I'enn to con.slder our BnNlnlfcit adviee, but in that
He has had one year,,s PX|K'rience as a piutorat
rUk ; olliorwlw'at tlio wiiil«ro|»agation ofiwn;
E "" imthoritative vot

486 b a p t i s t .
O U R Stll'JOLH.
•caiii UllOWNHVU-LK rj.MALE l,x>l-l.li.«u:.
Thii wUoul «;U«e»l it>j •ossloii on Hit; I'-tli iii«t,
m h m It wuaour Jilwuinre to Iw i»rt«eut, litmr lh»'
gnuJuiitlng tt».-iuyeima dollvor (lutm«?n»r.v mUlrt-w.
Tlio itumyii, w o wrro aiwuroit wore tin' jirtKlm-tlons
wf Ihorto w h o reutl thimi, not from Iho llurouii, or
«fa('oomiuo huvi- tlm luo^t
gatUfactory ifport of duo ndvaiiwiiicnt and thor-
•iHghrKSw. \V« r«»i,'«rd Dr. JohiiHtoii an au itluua-
tor of HUiK-rlor nblHty, and havoovt-r placid hln
BthtHil HM w * o n d only to tlio M a r y Sliarji in lli«
»julhwrcsi(Unt of a
feniido school. Thero havo ijocn one loindted and
forty-one matriculated thin year, »n t.-videncf of
the hard times, and theso have lurn ;;atliered
fromolevon different SlaieH South, one from X e w
Hanii»shiro, and ono from the Indian Territory,
North (Jrtrolina and Virginia, the only .states
having no reproK-ntutive at thi.s cullej^c. Ttie next
gpnlor oIhsm promi.«CH to be aH lar),'e a,s the Ia.xt.
T h e juniow n u m l x T twenty-one. T h e twniorrt
iK-fore tho p.vannincrs all day Tuesday, nnd
w c have never witnesaed a more pHDiistentalti nipt
»'?«>mlnKiy to break a cIuh< d o w n , Init tliey passed
through tho ordeal without the smell ol tire ui>'iii
them. "We think with the old I'rer^idcnt of ih.'
Board of Trustefd unci
iwored high.
Thifl In^itution elainw tbut her f;raduate^ can
in mathematiCfl, metapliysic-^, lo;,'ic ami ancu nt
l«nguap;o«, stand ft creditabif) e.vainination with
thOHO of tho University of Virginia, Yttlc, Har-
vard, or Brown, nnd is ever ready lor the ici^t to
be made. T h e graduated tliemnelveH of tluwc in-
rtltuteH are most willing to ndmit the claim. Tliis
la, of pouree, what no other Foninle school in the
South can riRhtly or doen claim. \Vhen w e say,
therefore that tho M a r y Sharp justly «tanils j.re-
emineht a m o n g the Female Institutions of tho
country, w o only state fachi freely adtrdtled
by educator and fchoiars, and w o are not dls-
paraglnfc other Rchools of hi^h order and jii«tly
dwiervinpr n liberal i>atroiu«ge. T h e M a r y Sharp
wBaffltabll-ihetl in tho interest of Ihe hiprhe.st or
dcr of femnle rcdture. C o m m o n fvlueation can b«>
har^»nai chanjcter
of the brethren of w h o m they bfive hinj,' heanl.]
olt. 1. «., Ki KNt-;.
tine of (h.- abbwt Haptist mioi-^ters in the iSiiutli
in Dr. T. tiucated ..•hictly al Hamilton Liter
iiry and Tliooloijlcat In^liUUi'in, n o w Mlolii^oti
I'inverHily. H e wan called to i-nlioatioii hy tlic
Kir-it cburcft of NiHhvillc, Teiiii., in IHli'. I'r. U.
11. ('. llowell beinir HI Hi"' tinn'|>avto!. i(iiili 111' riH-eivcd ;iiirl acieptcil a rail
from the First • liurcli of I'deraburi,', \"a. H e
servcxl ihni eliurcb nine yciir^i and tlu'ii iv1i!rn»bl« worker, it genuitvo Siiiw,
day swdiool ntrtn, nbovo reproiu-h in all rwpwjta as'
ii OlirisUan, ho Is ti iiowenimonK the UapllntH hi
ids HtaUj nnd e o m m a n d n unlverwil re«|H)Ol. H e
Ims lMH
plea.*^' copy.
Ai.aii.vma.— A u y iier-.m
abouts of the cbildr^'n of < Jt n
Ktihcrl
H'lfhrii
of Texas.
li'tri/nhr.
I.nowing the wher**-
!'. V a n Dorn w ill do
an act of k i n d H m s V>y eniiiiiiunicating with (icii.
.lo.seph Wlieelcr, at Coiirtlaiid, Lawrence county,
it m a y bo the means of (ireatly heiiefittinj'the
ebililreii. Southern pii|iers are reiiucstcd to cop.v
this notice. AVo learn w ilh rorla church,
from the w a y Dcjicon Miller writes, seems to i)®
overflowing. N e w t o n church, organlrxid flv-c
months ago, has eighty-five members, a n d Is
prospering. T h e Arkansas Valley ABSortatlon
will mw^t with Goshen church, Pratt coiinty, Fri-
day N'foro the first S m u U y In Octolwr. T h a
church In Burllnpton is flourishing, tind ha» a
good house. A corresponent wij-s the church In
Leltoy Is fearfully dlvldrsl.
Viur;iMA.-'-Georgr.
K . W . Fuller of AtlantH, Ga., has been elecle'-slx.-r-»ThenMwit church iii
the Htut« Otter, which Ctt®P Into exhilenca 111
i7on.
H

4.88 T H B B j ^ g l T I B T ,
D i s c u s s i o n o n U n i v o m l i s n i .
TkeNrriiilMrpti tcncH llif> mtllrii^ iiiiiilNliiiicnt «f
MuKiiMicUouor fhi- iMiiiinii rMinll).
•»ll.i:i!l\'\TI(lN OJ- .\|(,N. II h . Iiiiiiie.1 that „
is from w/,Hlwayr,ahii (K/.l'i-in;.' n!w.iyslieiiit;. it
is not clearly eHtidilisbetl tli:!i il'.,ii< !l).. n„,t.snl
ninii. Some eniit"Md that itio : l uiiie- froni tlie
verb f(/(; — others, (liltI it ...iiipo^d nl mn, .i
poetiiml Word, signifyiii^: It '' UI ilil, MIKI ..//, to
exist. Hetbisas it iii i\', il uinn from mi^
and on, it mii-t be McUiiowled^'i il th.it ils^|^•nvlh
as to (furatiiin, is deriv.'ij ir.MiiN.iw I drijue
tliat tliis svord is lint u-e.l in IIK' Sniiiture-, to sig-
nify diinttlnii, hut r,,iiliiiiii>iis/i/ lunger ur
siiorter, according to ein-iiMi-taiiee-t. This has
Ihh'u my |Ki«.itinn coini iin'„' tu. fionu^, etc., in
this discussion ; and 1 am-u^tniaed not onl>' bv
t'. DiH'm-', .i>. i»., lii'v. ,Ii.|ui INnter and Dr.
Aii'Knight, but by I'Vof. stuiiii. than wliom, no
bitr! U'l' tlIIttiMi'it^y uH tfd' A ijHTtcii(1 ciIII!!nciit rottl,•. .l/jV/w,
r. I2s. Clearly then, the sii/>Jul to which th.'
word is applied ddermines its nieaning.
.Siiifniii: I's.ACii. ()|- .\i;i._Iliold that tin
Scriptural u-age ,)f tliis word precludes tlteitlw entlli-Mslv
cuntiMiie:^, liolinesscannot, that misery must ex.isi
while lioii reigns, or the happinesM of iieaven i.-,
ill jt'npurdy: ! Is it not strange that any niiui can
be --O blinded by a creed as to td'lieve this'.' is il
not Ibe eliniax of al.sur.iityAs well say a man
e.Hinol he hone.-.t iiidess he is assured that rogucrv
shad :ilw ays abouml!!
.-^iMinir-s NorifKii.-- Vou fell us "every man
willing' to accept tlie truth,"wiLLbelieve just wliat
you tell liini about tbe duration of punishment'.'
Tiiis may ap|>i'ar very l>a|)'.i^tic ami C / i r M i n n on
your purl, but 1 opine tliere are many uo{ i/uUr
ready to concede to yon infullihilit;/.'
Vlir t'ltOVK AlON TO MKAX MMITKI) IM ItATmN.
Vou give us tliirty-nve instancw in tlic Xew
'I'l'stament where you say niou cl(>arly means
" l i i t i i l h i l iliira/hin," but as though alarmcil and
conscious of tbe damaging etrect this might have
on your theory, yiai add : " i'.iit let it 1h> born in
mind in this sense il is never applied to tlie |inn-
isluiienl of tin wiek( d." I'II " bear il in mind,"
and I will also bear it in mind tiiat for llie truth
of this Htalenient we h ive your ban" iis,sertion—
notbing more. II your nsserlions were only
proof, the ioniiorl:d reitrn of the devil and bis
kin^tloni would bo e.slalilisbed lieyond penid-
venlure.
Till nAi!iii;N I I'i TKi:!''.. -"And .lesiisiiiisw'cred
and said unto it. No mini ejif fruit of fiice, liere-
aIter forever." Mark vi. II. On this, you reiniirk,
"when Ibe barren llg tree bears fruit the sin
against the Holy .Spirit will be forgiven,—but
when? To this, 1 reply, that the thing to which
the words are here applied, prove conclusively
thai endless tlui'iition was not ex|iressed. Only
during the life of tbe llg tree, was all the Savior
meant, for no OIK* Is'lieves the tree will stand
wliiie the throne ot tist siilc of tiie (jiiestion, you must not
stop lit what thry say alonr-, hut you must j,'o on
lo the corrolKtraiing testimony and cooeessiniis
wliifli rlusfer around Haptist doctrines fnuii all
Clvrlsti.in denoniinatimis. The Ihiptists wish no
easier tusk lhan to prove every and eacii one of
Ihcir (Idctritns, from the writin;,''* of of her denoin-
inatidiH, I am satisfied lic (ndlnnnce. Many others, convertwl in our
mwting, whose fiindlieH are I'edoijaiitist, havo
joine

4 9 0 T H K j m S ^ t t ^ S T ,
T H E JBt'
IlonmaulA—8«nrlA.
In tU«f«Uof tlteTurkI«h MmDiro
lifw nttlons hkvo nlmuly oome into rx'
i*tpnc8, aud fwth w m prfljMrecl lo nrnln-
lain their /rwsdom by tho dmit«rnte rc-
dort of war. One of them liui biiil n
liiiUiry io rmarkablo Ihlit it mnv yet
form ilie thrnio of some nativu AI«o.iu-
lay or Motlvy. Kuuniriniti, which eiturKiit
on the brinit of a gn>«t conflict with
Ruvtia, turronmlcd by all tho ficrcofit
(•IrmpntD ot thet aitern iitrirt>, wit^i t^r
via, forma the moat rrccnt of thow iitw
jiowrr/t tbnt Imvii Joined tho KuMiifaii
family of nation*. It alroldiftt a brogii
rx'i'nt o( ftrtilo tcriitory iiiclowd by
tiie Danulw ami ti>e ('ArimtbiAn iiioiint-
ainii, and boun(Ie.'
oyp*irh-wild, balfHavsgo, who wore
long h( 11 in ivcry by the Turki,«b rni-
erit, but who oerm to have clnni; with
tenacity to a land whicl> glt^'rfd tluin
only a miserable oppression. Why thoHO
wanJerent have fixed tliemn lvM in !hi»
inland iand inhoapitable region can
pcarcelybe imagined. But cinco ii «-
mania tia« liecimo a nation the giriMiei"
have be«-n set freo; tluy were pnteliH.TiI
from their maaterit by goverTuncntftid,and
Uiawii'lnre rti>w finip|f>ye(i ai wrvaiitH
and in various uwful pursuit-. A Hlill
more unfortunate clafHof the |«ijtu!iilion
are the Jew*. They too h. ;(riitioti and
tyranny, and have refi.'ed to fly ir«>in u
land or b.ndtge. Thiy niimlif r ahnom
om-tenth of the pfojile.' llioy aru often
of light complexion and hair, of Hpani-fh
•'eaoent. Th«ir activity in trade exciter
ihe jealouay of' the ruling' claw.
They are atiU exfm d to variouH
diiiabllltieii. But it i« Htale.i that
finee it» erection into a neparatr
Ht*te, and ita freedom frum Tiirkinti con-
trt/I, Roumnnia baa nude wrnis y r.>grej>K
toward toleration, and that emihl r ghu
will be awardfd at laat to all Its jioople.
A new natid'ii haa be« n form-d; Jas-y
and Bucharekt are the centr-* of a rinlntt
civiUxUion; an I the Roumanians have
jnved on many a bloody field their
resolution to be free. A l»r({0 exjKirl
frnd im|iort trade haa Bnruinr up ».n the
Danube, and the fl«g of almxit every
Eur "pean nation i^smjin the harbor*
of the towns jnd cities that line itn
ahoret.
Still more rpniarkable in the auddcn
r H-j of Servift to fr.'cdom and proMi>erity.
The Servians were Sclaves whowttled in
ancient Mieala; a famous Kinit Stephen
DuHhan, in the fourtec nth ceiuury, de-
fMtod the Turka, Dyxantinca, Ilunga-
il8n< n yrontxi.
The tl iuien spread rapiiily, and the (H'O
pie on the ouickirtB of tl?e viliege were
unable to olFer any atxistHnre. Ttie
nhrieksol the dying were to ive heard lor
a long time alxive the cra dling ot tin
rtampit. Fully ihreo hundred live-* were
lost at Cua that night'. itepetiiionH of
the parthouake were Itwked lor, and
those who had wcajied were in a con«tanl
state of terror (or a number o( days
The buolnefs of the country WHS HI a
stand-still, and the greateat tenor itru^
vailed whenever telegrams prophesying
tho approach of a heavy -hock wt-re
reeelve«. The people in the towns on
such occasions would remain in tiie
streets during the greater part of the
night. Tho shocks have snverely
damaged the industries of tho whole
countrv. Workmen bad not the heart
to work In the su^ar factories, many of
which had fallen in. The los e., will Ite
very large, but can not yet bti PHtimated.
Th« earthqnako was thn severest ex
nericncetl in Venezuela for many yeari,
it being O'lnsidered much heavier than
that of 1812.
A gentleman of Venezuelan birth w< re
acquainted with the dovastated neiKh
borhood, writes: "Having received
complete flies of the UHraoss daily
papers, I should like to give you some
more information in reference to the
earthf|uake which destroyed, nn the
12th ol last month, the beauM'nl,
wealthy, and flourishing town of Cua.
It aipesra tiiat the number of ileaihs
reaultiDg 'rum that sudden cHlaDiltv
must have bi-en several hundred, Includ-
ing about eighty or ninety of the most
proiniDent lohabitantB of the place.
Charity in thoM oountriea operate
awihly. The instant the news roiolied
Oarncas the preskjentof tho ro|)ubllo not
only fi^rwardtd li>rpe supplies of evety-
thing net^dful in t-tieh esse*, bnthendrd
the list ol snbicripll 'Ut, whieli at la»t
aeeoiinU showed a n ul^'!ea»urel('H-iire. The nmilier Ims lifr
lunisi'lioM (Win H, 1111(1 the eomforts ol lier
l'ir,.l!y tn study ; iiiid tiiili. sitlefs, there
iiniiK-lito l>e ilovoted lu fiieey-work,
viiitoiN, nnd to (niuisi'iiienlit ol osu' kinii
iind unolh.'-r. lU-r ol
.l;iii.^eii, Hi rM l.oi, an.) iiUie.-^, lm?i iiddt.l
very ly tii iriir koo'vii-Jm- ,.ii ||,ij,
hdl.il'ct Y"nii- in ! oil nS-eivu! n roli-
liiitu-u ' uprc.r'i'O. ..iiil-i .i«"..n- oriliiiary lfle.-eopie
CHniprns »-nip|o\.«l. 'l'|,e loinly Hi^jn-i
niiMilol tho iniiiUnitntH li«» to Mn««i»r
lor much of Uii-. I hHn-little doubt,"
hp continiKM, "iIihi it the Httcnipl is
made in .Tu y. w .m uny ounnilty ol
skilhd liclp will II,. on iiatnl, imd any
amount oi reheiirj.il poxnihie, thsl a mil
measure of Kiieee»«s will he obtsined, at
all events lor themo't pMotoL^raphic piirt
of the sisrtnim. An ordinary plioto-
crnph (d' the corona wa^ filitained by Dr,
.Schuster in tivop,eeoi.d;le haul of
tlK> seine, s' lne of iliVm weiirhing ironi
lorty-fiv* to OOP hundre.l j^nind*. PI>CII.
TIIOH' cHpltired at Orook'* inlet nverajie
even heavier, and diflance all C"MI(*ti
tion in Oregon or plsewiiere. in the
mining region near tka tpn well-devol-
ojied lp''ges ol gtdd-lwaiing quartr- liave
fieen una»vpre.l, and pight miups am al-
ready located and will Kmn be in active
operation. Tliese ledges, which have
lieen followed three miles or more, arp
pronounced, bv a comiHitent Russian
engineer, capablp of averaginit tbirtj-
two dollars )K>r ton. F)x((eripncpd min-
ers who have erara ned them think the
Alaska yield of gold and silver will
pventualiv Iw Isiger ihsn that of C^nli-
fornia and N« vatia comiiincd.
FARM AND HOME.
Tli« Aiufrli-O.t n'nol iHdiKlry-
Fiirmorly the gremer part of tho wtioi
In the knitiln^ hiuuirlps at Ooiiops csme
from Australia. A 'ew years ago sam-
pl(M4 (il Oa'iioriila wisd were t.r fed and
fuund tu be ol superior quality, though
so dirty that hall the Ireigbt chargM
weie iMlii for dirt. To remedy this
delect, large W.KJI scouring eatabUshineDts
wero opened lo Oaiiibmls, and ever
since then they have ^en rending clean
wool, saving not only ball the oo«t of
Iroight, hut placing tlio Oohoes mantt-
T , , ii, Vis1^ should bp avoided, as it will ulti-
'inU-ly injure tho akin and dpstroy tho
iwHUty ot tin eomplexh.n.
HAHHAKHAH nuisn.—I'our two quarts
0' Isiillog wnter ujain two large siKion-
litis of cieam tartar, aud add ten drops
"f oil of Horsalrnii, ten droiw of oil oi
"I 'lice, icn iirops of winlrgreen, then
s'ld eight quails of cold water and a
I'liit ol >:ood yeasland sweeten to taste;
[''t it stsaci twenty^four hours, and then
ti^itUii This makes a dellclotis sum'
beverage.
Ct'RR FonOnonp.—A medical journil
•• f". »(t eur^'l 'n one mlnu"-
•ml I
lugar. They way to accomplish tho deenful ol
alum, then mix it with twice its quan-
tity of sugar, to make it palatable, and
administer as quickly asiwssible. Almost
Instantaneous relief will foUow.
Dr. Foote's Health Month I v says
the following, served with CBiined straw-
berries for sauce, is a dish too givwi ;for
anv but very good pofila: Onu teacup
full of riee, one Jicaning Ifrtup full of
oocoanut and the milk I'DHI ibe ccnlor
ot the nut, on quart of wait-r, one pint
of milk, and sail to ta-ite. It'jd Ihree or
four IKJUIH in a doiibl.^ boil r II it
iKjiUaway too' nHtch add moie water.
OvHUWATKUiS'i kilh more oiatitn
liian dryn(»') I'ots in the hoti^ % speci-
ally lUe liaiK'n imo ghir.-d om - ,ou!d
lie provided with iibundiinl drair.pge;
brokon JHIIH, eludeiK oyster shells « iy-
thiiig to make an open layer hI ti.e i...,
torn; llieu u Isyei ,1 moss lo key sand tli;.l il will
always allow ihe water (.. llip ujrh.
With lbe.*< precatilioitH llicre is n.i
danger, but wliefo Uie HiuJaw 1 the roil
is miiddy an h(tur after watering, itieic
is .sjmethiiig wrong, uiid plant'* will not
thrive.—I American AKrig'i
not led away by evil compHrioiis!iii>
rarely commence their deprediitions u|!on
sobar, full-grown sheep In ninety nine
cases on' «/< U)0 they have previondy
yielded to the great iemplaiio.-i of run-
ning down S-'iTf* 'ri-king lamb, whose
animatc'l garatio!'< ."oemed to court pur-
suit.—[Lmd .'•nd Water.
U.oil.Ki) TOSOI'E.—In clKMisioii: a
touguo, ii.tr'rtain how loiiii il has Iweu
dried or piekied, and n-lei t one with a
smo'tth skin, which denotes its iK-intr
vonng nod tender. Ifa dried one and
"ratiiei hard.mak il at least for twplv,'
hours previou'( to co king it; f. how
" ' the pickle, iw.i or
ever, il il* frcdi fr
three hotiiH will l>.' s'jflicieiit fo' il lo re-
main in soak. Tul tho tonj^ue into a
stew pan witli plenty ol cold water and
(I iniiK h of Kavory lierhi; Ivl il gradually
come to a ln.il. fkim well, and simmer
very geutly until tender. I'eel olVthe
Hkin, pn'iiish with tiitt- nf caiilitlower or
lirii'^'eU KprnntK, ami «'rve, I! iilea|H'r ruciie around the root and
garnish with tufts of parsley. (;.sik a
large smoke*-BrT .\s»P(M»tlon (o rttn"a«s
till Us sals.
fash orders P'r 'I'S tollowinn hooks mii.-d
rMwiptl.v ! —
nyntH and Time BOOK tn every fHmily. Tbla
tsachalMieleeUou or ttie very bast or Hymns
that toncli BJiund doctrine, and a aeteflUou ot
1 tie swettosi jHi votlonal,K«vtvftl and Hunitay-
Mlioot HOURS yet made; and Ui« muslo lu
Hliat)«d notes, ami can IH> used by those
iiequaBted wtlh tlio round uotwaa wi-ll. Uny
tills nlM Hymn and Ixnie ttook fortlieKaini
fly HItde, and one (or each olilld. Tills Is do-
slKuvd to lakettio plana or tlie old ^uthern
INuiUutst, iMhuod twenty year* «i{0. Kxamlne
It iiotorc you purc»ia»e.
I'rlott,»!.«) each, tiy lusll,
THE NKW MAITINT IIVMN H»«U,
witlKMit Minnie.-Siicts.
TIIK l.l'rri.K NKRAI'lt Ik tlif K»M: MKI;.*!*!! I:XIHMITIO!I- or
nol»K.II\ MFIIIITIH.W, lly J. II. «ilriivf>k. read II, and ael all
your family to ft-n.I It. Jt In tlm iiio»t liitDr-
e«llii« little iKH'li you ever lead, aint wUl ex-
j.liilii a large niiiiiher of lti« most dlincull
pu'»«ttH(^^ of HiMiiiture. You Kliduld read 11
wlttiout lall. • rrlt'O hy '"«>!. '5 •'l*-
4. TIIK OKI«I.N- or IIAI'TISTM. II,V N.
II. rord, oiiBlit to he fainlilBr
with the History of ymir own ileiiointnattoii,
111 least tho outline ol It. Yon have no llnie
t'l roa.l n 1»IK«' 1"
ISS IIIMJCH you hav« It all In y. uiit-«liell. Tho
author coiunieiices and tracew bark the Itap-
tl'Atdnnomliitttlon from the prc«cut ee.nliiry
tfl days of tho ApiwtlcH. It will »hOw you
hat IJaptistsdld m"l you
will emstiiiilly protect Uiem aKalnstdanuer
ons
rellKloiiN ( riorn; and yon will do ia««t
kikhI hy loanliiB them lo your nelKliffiirs.
J'rlcp hy mall, lifl CIS.
Tilt: «jit\vrj«i-i>iT7.i.i;R I»I;HATI
This Is the Iildest and most learncSJ rtoo, lu ctotii, «aehifl.(iO.
NK(ILV»KVAI

iWBAOTieT,
H')L'T»Kiu M:WH items.
A iSilt well hw been di«f)v«rc>(l !o
Aoikrian roUuty, TeiiariMiv.
li»» recelreU 2 900 Norlliern
m til«ni wUhIn tl>e Ux t«i) month*.
'I'ho lVu«i-oln Advance mji the
("riuKf* pUuliuK mnnit l« IncrcMlne in
Kli/rido.
Thoiiherin'(if Pickeiw couiity, W. 0.,
. vbtirce* lliAt flvA rav«line offlceni hrtiMUy
uiiotletvil « niooii«h)l)«r n»m««
tiiiiU lliroiiKli to Tftim 111 tlit? tlitirliiit jiuit.
sililu lliiii-.
Tlipy hHVP locitwl Crt|>tKiii Kidd'ii
(r»iiure ui-nr Kfv \Vc»f, Klonila , nnit ihrrc
h ounniilcrithle exritciiirnt ovff it in tlie
llti' Atlsnta JuiJpe to whom wan re-
fi rri tl til*- IrRftlily of the rtrilinnnoe ngHin»t
o|>iiy o mli for
iMitnn, [dtnled the crop exlcn'.ively. Fiistcbe
went hack on hU jiromi^e, and pili-a of that
ve^t-labli-,lurgB enoui;h to ejtcile the cnvv of
U«"on, now niton tlie wrtv of |ieaiml
to have been of vn«t dimenaiona. The ae-
count Riven in the bible, however, ahow*
thai in «lr,e it diil not exct^pd many private
hoiiaie of the |irc«enl liiilu. Inliigth alxty
cnbit«, breadth twenty f-ut»it», heUht ibirly
cublia The porch wan twenty cubita Ioik',
Knd (en cnbila broad. The cubit of the
,le«a wnii about twenty.mo inches in linijlh.
The IhiitiHj Siaten coiimiineH annually
twifn six and aevea hnndrcil Ihouaand
li
lonx tons of cane nngar, le** than 13 per
ct'nl. of which ii of buuie prod ictien. The
IrHdini; aonrcea of foreifiUHUpjdy are ! I'ulm,
000 font . Hpaniah poii»e».ion«, fO.UH);
I'orto Uico, WM» 0; French l»l»n(le, SJi iXHl;
Hrar-'l, H.WKi; Dutch F„f.l lutlics. 11,WW
Uritiah Went luilien. 10,U»{>, ItritiMi (iulanH,
I0,(k,0; Handwlch Inland*, 10,(XK). Iwenly
one other couiitriea tnpply leea than tin luanv
thouuuil tonn in all. lu IKti^ our h'liue
product was lyi.W*) t4ins . it fell to 5,(KH)tonii
in IWiTi, then nlowly roae to 71».0(W (oim i i
IS71. The crop of 1870 was 77,WU Ion*.
During the twenty ycjira ending .lunc
30th, l.S 11, the lluileil Slates iiuporlnl ov.r
2,20,»,0' coUee, leim Ihau loO.OOO lonh
of which were rettjiorted. IiuiIhk the
Teareiidion .lune SOih, 1877, «c im|».rteU
32O,tXi0.UXJ l>ouud» »f coriee, inree fonrina of
which ounie from Briiiil. For the twenty
yrara inrntioaeJ our conauiuptlon of codec
uveraucd 300,0()0,0l0 poundsn year. During
iho la-t five years of ihe period it waj,
(XjO.OtiO pounds. Latterly, Ihc rrUtivo
umouiit firouRlit troni IlrsKil haa dvclimd,
owing to the greater incrtafe In the nmount
imported from other Couulriea. I,a»t year
our conVe Bccount with Itraril exceeded ihe
sum of our exports thilher by more thin
• J8.000,000,
MIMIKLLANEUt'.s.
Peter C00(ier'« lifelonx busincM
have bfen few nnd aimii
and idljpnew.
IK bus
lie—to
rules
avoid debt
on
Ohm VV. Y. C. Hume, at. the unveil,
iiiis f Ihti confedeiate mnnnuK^ni In Mem.
p.i »I I.MI Ihe dead past bury lla tie d. We
t.l .( til esabllsh 'he coufi deiaii* i let ut
* of eaiployea, so a's
to protect overland trains a{;aiast robbers.
South Carolina nnppliei nearlv half
the rice produced in this coun'rv. ^iporaia
Is next, or iioiily sevt-n niiPinn ;>oiinils
ahenil of Ijouisinna. Nearly iiM uur rice
noiups from these three sliitf*.
The mining and mnnufaclurinp ol
II e phosphite rook in.South ("aroilna h,iH be-
come nneof the Ica ling and nifist imiiortJint
industriea of the state. From Hnmll hcKin
ninip', the shipment nml mnniirHciure Im.]
ri»cn In nine vears to ihe larce anmnnt of
100080 Inns in 1877-TH, of which Il.'.O-f,
were shipped to foreign poru, (>(,I8« K.ns
cOB»twise,Buil 1« I'.Jfi tonsconsunitil bv home
manufacturers.
Hy a recent order of the IrraaHry de-
partnient medical officers of the marine
hospltiil seivice pre Instructed to ust. Ihe
inetri" sy«tcm of weigbta and measu'es f..r
all offioinl and pharmnceuticat purpose*.
The "gram" and "centigram" only are to
be useil for (piantities by weiizht, and in
expresaiiiK .piHutitles by nica«ure only ihe
term "cubic cenlinieter " A circular issiit-.l
by the nmrlne hospilal dep.rlmonl «lve»
simple rnlea for the ready conversion of the
United States apolhecarlea' welKhta anil
meaanrea Into their respective mriric
eijulvalenla.
I>DUHTIIIAL AM> StlKMlFIC.
A glaaa of milk at Ixsd timj will often
answer well na a hypnotic in nervous per-
eons afllicted wlih insomnia,
Keroeen* oil haa been Icuown (or one
thonaand two hundred years to exlat in
Japan, and now It Is beInK refined and
manulactured there on a large i.cale.
Tho«laily motinn nl the great Swiiw
Rlacier, Ihe Mere ile lllace, ia from reven to
thlrty-aix Inches, de|Mniwnnu4 fare
powder baa recently (irevailed in I/indon.
VounR children eajWclally suRercd from It,
and many died. Tlie powder waa «.hown,
on cheraical analysis, lo contain twenty five
per cent, of araenic,
At tlie New York SUtw Inebrialo
Asylum, varioua remediea are/tlven aii leni-
porary subNtltutea for abohollo allinii ttni.
AinoiiK the most reliable of them la a pie-
acrlptlon ooMtalolUK diluted phoai.hoiitt
aelj and tb« alialr ol callMva bark<
A frrlt»r to th« Londmi Lanoel, H|>««k-
fngof lhe«Arolte of cold and warm b.itha,
tare '*11ic uUlnmta reaull of hot and cold
bath*. If their teni|.«r»iur» be tuuderate, l»
altoul the wuie. Ihe diflerence l>eiBju, lo use
the words of Itr^un.: that Void r^ftesbfabv
atimolalinif the lunetii.ns, beiti by p|,pU'4,|ly
fauditatini; tbeni) and hi thl* lies ihe
Important |ir*t'tk"»l dllleirhw befw. en the
cold wster.Kyflem and Hip thermal nielh.Hl
of irr.'tlnieot.
Texas hait prudiicetl a netv mrdit ini',
which fr.iiii iU Intoxicnil iiuiiliilcSi uniy
Vet be Iintl *« n tipple It In (Iriivcl li-.m
o bean 1,'roHinK on n i.lant kimwn hi the
tnp/ioiv f/irflffii. Trof. H. t'. Wjnid, nf Ih'
UniVffftir I'diMsylveiiia, hiiti diM^ov. if l
in It A ncu alksltii.l, wbiitlt he ^mponi'ii |i>
call Sviiluiiia, lla'f of .iiic Kenn, it i« csid.
Hill |ir'Mlu',e » delicious txliil)ir. i
Ic li Ihc iili.ii
mm li>i;it))i>
II l«
allcr
Tiic (i. rntHi) tclfiirHpli
Itpxlncini; tin- icloj li- iif
tioiiK iir
ineiit, I- rl5 nnt
weeks, aii'l iiiit
befnri' theciiil
lie then h tottil
telephone siiri
alri'.iilv pnn uli il
iiiliir-
h'.iii.lr
• f the v.nr
if lUfl'llllll
n» III tlcrii
'il
I llicc ifi rnpidly
"Iviy 1 iulit «(«-
»i h ihiH inslrn-
li ivc it 111 n few
m'l dcveii more
ihiix (here will
Ueil Hinl l«ei (y
i^^IISSLiF!
FOR THE WEAK.
NERVOUS AND
DEBILITATED!
r/if afflkted rah now bf rcsturflit to /vr/Vv/
hrnlth ami bmtihj i-nergi/, a! home, wilheut
Ihe liKf of mnittine of any kind,
I'l i.,>'i:itM A< !i
ELECTRIC BELTS
AX1» 1I,V>I>H.
/l>r tflf-appi'iciilUm la any put of the,My,
mivt iLiTi/ rciuire'iwnt.
The most hwiutl pbyxidam mid scinUiJIi
im n nf Kimipc ami this cwntfy indorse them
Till w iiiilMl CiiriiliVf iippllrmccs linvi' Iinw
III.I...I Ihc l.-t li.r iipwiinl (If llilrly yi>:ir«. ni.it
.ill- pn i- clxl liv i(.-f» riiti-iil 111 Hll III.'
ptli.i ipMl citiriiti.ndl llic wiirlil Tlii'y were
U.^-ricil IhiMiiilv A»:iril(>f .M.-fll lor Klci'lrlc
Appll.iiK-.-* iitlhc tr.Mil \M.i|.r» Fxhililll-.ii-
l';.ilM, PlilliKl. Ipliiii. mill . iM wI.cr.' - i.iiil
ll;iv- li.< II I'.liii.l 111.- m.KI viillliililc, sill. .
vim]ii. . iiimI . llicli iil l.imwii Iniuiiii'lit fur
111.' cure 111 illM-iis.-
READER. ARE YOU AFFLICTED?
tl.c siiinn I|.-Br.>(' ol
•in ruy ii» cxpi rlciiinl
iiiiV "II the fiilliiwhm
iviiipliiiiln Iiicel your
(>t the .loy ol ii iiiiiiil (onxclence
The >;l 0 "I (uni-^ni nre
* it lo bear very
I'hcerfiil in ailvcri'i-
hIw, y^ fearful
if thy heart
Have n (»(hi
rvi r havo piy.
A tjO'id (viiHciciu:
nnicii, iind i^ vry
Ilea.
All evil ci.iiMicnfo
and iiii(|iiii-l
riiuli kiirtlt rest ,'KM nii-rivK PAMPHIirr and
Tiik Ki.ei'rHic yi'AiiTKBi.Y, a larRo Ilius
triileil Joiiinnl. iiniliilnlng flill partlculani
mill ixFOHMA ruiN wiiiiTll TilouaAwna. top-
ic* iniilleil fni' A.ldrcKH,
PULVERMACHIR QALVANIC CO.,
Cor. Eighth ond Vino Cts., CmCIHUATl, 0.
ggt' Avoid iHum ttiiplinmvii (•laiminq
Me gualiii*!. Our FamphUt txpklHM Iwip to
4t$itnfui$h Ih* g»Huint frm Ih* ipurim.
3SBBAPTI8T. 4=93
.1 \V llaiihnii,Tiiliiii.'NS(>i->. —Tim louuil pad
will i-oit you twelity-nv* (-ciiIh.
Kid !• H lluircll, l lotidH.-t orin;t iinw.
Thiink you fur iiotllyliig nn of the OIIIInkUIII.
A V; VVmllcy, ti(;(ii(4lii. Vi iyyooil.
emi Hid 5i> III niiiUliix up Itic i liit,
iimiiil UN.
W 1.1'a, AiiciliiKit., Vmii »rlli-le Ik
(111 iiiihllcallDii. uMHilliiK ItB iiiri) miii
eMiiyn.llml i(' u'l .In
ly eiinlliiiii in
• .SIml (.-In iilHi
M.
tl.-ili riceiMd,
Why not K. ml
r will aliswei I
ilK I
111.
M.
Iiilve nil pri-dt
• Ijdtil, lull eon.
I III) llie v..ulll
They iir.'.iiilt
, - Ij II |.(«ii,iiouihimoliuo.
li.OUi H I, iHiuijiii. l-huiaii, I.«»i Wlllla
Uuiiih, iniiliorrurrlKuy, 10.0IJ,
Uvoi«l,i.„.i M Jiiaid-vm l.iu, A K Hllolbur
l.HI, Ilf K.«jliliilii;|7o.
Kitusiw...^ I, I, oiek 3.311,4„),m upxroa.l l.av
fnlifornbt. Mt« V A l.ewlH l((.tiO, H II
ilanliiiiiii Imi,
IliWU.,^!, l,()r.i;i,U,. I'J.I.si.|, iiee.'.MI McMolo..
J! I ••DSW
mill will oi.lv lilt,
'I'uiii.ii-i, riH.iHin
lie, li n,
S>|.hl!H. Stil.'llll,
(illiei-, til.l M.ilii
I J llrook.'S, 'IViitiM. - We
that you me a pniplii t ol il
Iraiywisc. your m.sMii;ih I
i-lllVlllC-us that y.Ill 1,11-lli.t
unlike uiiytliliiit tlml (fml lui.s li.i.i,',(. .,
eiiiiiniiiiilcat. iiV A 1,1, oui immm
!• al IW- t
Tin: hi;vim:u M'i(ii>i'iriii;K.
OpIiiluiiN Of r.niTiieni Kehvlnr*.
"A competent (Jrc
IHIIi lollllii.
Tenn«»«oc.-..\i M Wiiuma-Jii.w.Klllla.shan
A.I IvdiKo l.iU, llnrdlii Hmllh s.-,i, ,1 \V
II Coker 2.1*1, M Klowers 10.(W, H W Cowden
I.00, T ij lluulmnnn a.Oit, J a I'liylur T.m', A
Tiiycra OOc, Ur It J Carr lU.Oli, J 11 II llachcltir
6«o.
Mlsalaalppl.- Jir), K (• WeMhrook It.M), .1 C
.McNe'l lOUW, 1) A Itolmiin (1.2,5,1.H KoaterU.OT.
H II Culpepper 170, W !• Wllllanis 2.7il, K (I
rtobcrlaon J.OO, Oliver Home I.W. II KHolii-
iuona.lO,TJ Kowlcr5.2f., A fc; fMllte MO, A
1 Wblto 3.«1, II K IMItmnn die, t'liiis (inlvanl
II.25.
AlaiMmii.-J II JInrahall N K Allen
9.7(1, W « farler fi.TII. I, U roulson lO.OO, .foe .1
Kinbry 1.18, W t'rltebctt 11.05.
North l^wllna.-j U AmniouN I.7(i, A M
•arherHtk., W II laal.l liJMi, w II Wlgitliia
All I luhiiiiilile'I'riilli.
^ ,111 ,I.-S, rv- lo Mitn-r; mid II \ou lead a
miM-iable, unwillNtactory lite In ibis beanll-
nil Horl'l, II W eiillrely your (iwn laull, mid
Ihere Umilj oiiee.\cUNe for you,-your iiii-
r..a-ii, Wbokaaln I' ,V; o IteiilerK,
Axi.iiai Knvannali,(ii,.
O U K A T K S T B A I K J A I N S 'li
linos mill Onana durlim tbla monih e»ep
htioWM in tbn U, H. \Vn aie ilelei nilmil to
maintain ourpoalilon aa.ihe rlieMuesi m,.|
moat rellMbIn bonae In tJie worl.i, niiil win,
10 dlK|Hw« of our pn«ent aioek offiui new nml
aewmd band ItiairuineniHot i«-k| uiHkeM lo-.
cludlnn WATKMN* ami NIIONI.VNI.It'N,
place tliem within tbii reach ofcvciy

Valuable Premiums.
Wo Imve iwrfwwU iirrftUBoroeiiW hy wl»lch
ii«b)tcHbenitoTiiKMAnii.r mm "ecure Oiw,
or nil, i.f lUo fqllowlu* valiiulile tKX»Ui
Biwilly HfliKwl ral.ni or by ftcHliilj UP «
Club «.^
I ilim iliiili lOO.OOO wort Ji 111 H« v'H fil>ii|(ir),
"tvmoloKV. «n WMU^ IM eiiibrn. .Hi hui oi ^
, j.i^illf.l l.lnl.'«,.ill wvroflilly i.Mil Ix aiUlf I 1>
...lori^l by l.ftiiti; t.)K.ali.>r Willi inu.' 1 v» I.ii,Uuhr«iiolf.«U'»l
aii.l KtiitlHUriil Ii alio. 1 li.i
VliolH In eleK»nlIy «.«1 f"' " ' " k I'
Is (.orompaJilcl "l^'y II
fnriik. lleUill prico, In clolli, ?3.W; In nan
Turkey, «.«>. Wp olTur
Tiiic UAITIHT ami Hook, lii t:Iotli, at W W
In Half Turkey binding
Ton ni-w »ub«crlbcr« will itwiiro tho I'liiHir
mill Hook, m cloUi blnillnR, I- UKK,
Hvcrn c
T h e o l o g i c i l S e m i n a r y ,
lH>ulitvillc« Ky<
I'rflro.woniI IJoyco, Ilrondus, WUllHott ntid
^Viill tlictJottloH.WiwrW, and nompb lo Kiir-
UMi UicolOKleat Aum-l or.a pnrtlal cour«.t
nl Uir optimi oTIho Htudont. Thow who
riinlrti ppcHiilary ivW for t be
Inuln Iho Hoinluary, will plniKo coninimil-
•t^Ri wllh lUv. J. A. flroHdtiM. I^uUvn ^Ky..
aiullnu fully pccuiiurycoudtUon nndl Horary
ur"parBtloi^,ViuI kWIiib rcllabio ri.foronw^^^
lorCaiiUoa'uo iipply to lt«v, J. P. ">0
opiiiiH BflpUJinbnr Ihi.oii wlilob
diu'torv Icctuin by llroiidliii. I'rompl iH""'!iinco
m linporlfttit.
rtAltn A«KHT» Miiul Mtntiip for "Our
C l"rlfbllo of BpciduiciiH." KiiffPI
lUiy, in. AXllMilH
u T E I i E P H O N E S !
ii^^ttih Uml iriitinmlui th« vm'!o w h m^
110 "or 11* Ui lui lintinl In nil pwOiof nti oriilnnrv
rootn. Moiid ne. lor JiluH.CIrtnilnr. .1.11.
MOIX-OMII, Mitlltil VMH
,ut til «t*H«y-»f>'i>cl I'.
.iT«r 11 i'-> « W , r.'mJu
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THIS MKW
IBLASTICTUUSS
' SSaWt, Vl-ri. iiKir to »lt —Hi-"
Eoo'e«lon Truss Co., Chloaflo, iii..
Atlanta Vi\\m iHills,
iiooH. am»
I'lxc; I'iiMin,
AI.I. N17.»J» AISI> «
-ia. I«K«ai> mt., ATI.»ma.
Art»lrw»» J4M»:W«imo.\l», l»rie«««f.mp.r,ylifa llln'nK
il »Mrr^l .WM >f tlin » phoHwraph for Ihj »ngr^i!i. TIimc- »q|Uw.«
'^..JZflriurlnii 111 Urgu niuiuHlflii for the Humtiict They uru >i(C«It nwd, uS
In with. While piping, Rii.t
rtDBC froni « 10 « 'n'-''^". miidt. to orrtor when ili-Hlttd,
fhnrec tiwlntt I" th«i iinnrmmiii charfie* miulc by dr«Mmakii ihc mwS
lii mdJMiW HnlWi, thii ewimmy In tnivimti SulU miidy miirtii .iich low HiariT
' temlil? I)""'"' •• Aosicni. Mid »em»|iig ordetn tor Tul to
^ will ?lvf. ONK SnT KUJft , _
In iwiidina your ordem. wrile your N»mj', Po»lofflw, vniinty Oiiiinty jmi uxt jui* 8ui)s
FUHNl-T. rULinuT. »o knHk thai 110 mliUlns wmocciir. Heiid illl monvyhy Ili-glHwedUlW dUiia
Mont * «rdf • f iir Himk I>r»fl Wf sollrll rll your ordm, Biid Olid iiiHriiiiUoHi
jfHHfui,tooHiiii^
J • I A ' Hrtfifl kli t.iuuiiufcu. V'
>Vlint Die
MiihiK.
, r.HOOi llVlliVi'l. TUi: HI HI 7
m >Vh (M' r ri
lo -lo Willi mioli . i
swedimkih
ll> .1. H.^raviv., I,l,.l».,
UL
1
iMlHi'fll llfHUl MllI
l iiil Kxiwiif or Mi.l
ll'»! SIMIIIO.' Willi tllr
Ninv Viirk, llitii'Hoin
' 111! I'MII lll'llH)H»lr»l«
lU IMili il liKvi' nutliiiij
\ ri'llirilldll 'llirilldll i>! .)!
IMiloi of TilK lUi'Tisr, M. liililil«,T.'mj.
I'llbllHlH'it by Tilt.' lUl'Tlvr Hunii Hot.ii:,
MrriiphlH, Tt-iui. luiiio. I*:.!. I'p i;i,
rrUi) TAci'iilJt, by mall.
TlilM lii a rnru botiU, aniUlinulil bi-rcmlbt
evorv Hlbli. r.'iKlt.r, and •••.iirelHlly liy »I1
nilnlfti'ih; II ha* rfwlvinl I In; liUli wt cemlutiiiilatloiiii
from wvcnil m ilii. Ilnil wlioljs
of Ui« i:iilo«. III. Alvnii IUivi.'y, prtnlilm
1'" •-'•I'''- 1 of Nfwiou TlimiliHTlcnl "ciiiliiiiry, Msumi'
niii.si'iiH^ I oliuhtllM, sayH, in a h-tU'r K; llii.< (iiitliori-
o i j R N H A M ' S i
m jn-.'
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VVAVflAsiuo'BtsV&RHEAPKT.
Also, HILUHa MACHINERY.
"I bavo rojiilyour voluiiU', —Tli« Ulfe
Itoi'trlni' of llui Mldillo Ufn, wllli mucliliitiTCKl
ami protll 1 wiiHsri'iiUy IuUthM
lu your twl of HiilillunllKiii; Hiid 1 Ihiiik
your vliiW of It must t>p corrccl.''
Dr. Wiiylaiul, iitllor of Hit. XuUuimUUpllNl.
luiyH ol II • —
" \Vn liavM ri'iul ni-.tiravi'^BarumaMiUiiil
«ro wiMnIUiI witb It; lif linii.lli« liW nuld'rt
^ rsiCSS BELUCSD ATS. 20,'TO., ably Hii.l 111 II flirlHllaii iiiiliil: Iwiiiaiiiilil
".ui.vldett frw. (,)Jilc». I'A- I'liutupluil on Ihl.t lluld ol bullli.. Tlis lUlila
1 X I ''J doctiiuo of tblM nilddl." lll'n H rleiirly jUtM
lu till- llrst on.i liundri-il imttcdof thi> volume'
,II,oroMoltbclKK>kli«iitiuli.vi|.orimt.««liu*,
|',,r l.u.Ur«'. MIhh,,.' iukI « l.lhlrH.
Prices Down!
l.ooU 111 IlK'No FlBiiroH.
N A .M i ;
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IJrover and Ilaltur iUI ai
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Whcclfirnnd Wllnoii
miuior. 1« llie nowoHi imrt ,bfltt inolhod (or
IW Ik) •JH
liio llio * ..
I'lmio-Korto I'mno . . roriii "v«ti «v«r
aninMn.* iiu.i.ini.^i, publwhwl,
#tf •ilann
Hy
Int.*.. i.i.n lbln
inullioil UiB Wholp Itomnop of iilano lorto
piny uuURrctttly ulinpl nttl nntl Imnroywl,
r«tlHtUmoRci''itCi'»•
Univc.! lioldh, ou an '•"•''l''"""''
i nn.-inuKh 111 ui rlirh '
it'iiiliy. iiii'l (111. iiiiri.a''oiiiihi,.iiii»« 1,1 iiiil,..
Ili-I : imr do «'.• Umnv i.| nn v on,. \i ho U
.lonui It illlh Oli'h loltiilrnlili' loli|illii..'. Ml
ilriuii ilU'Inl-i iirtli.^'." '/'ii Jii''rfH'nif''tu.
lOll lll'l' III I lu* tllH»\ It 1/I.,0k« Nl lit. pIMl I'llld,
(.11 H i.(.i|,t of lhlU( It.lllU lllMlSf.
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, , , .IrtUlMldM, ABtl I41l«ll bllirrm.
I vtilrliiKlUMMflMi ank Mun'y 1,1 Uoi* l^cklnjf In-
I rurmiiUatlMtii. criiMiiiiiiwiitriii'U ttr >iii».n»t,fr
I AdrcrtltlDi. Stnil dlilreM ..n ri>»l*l ev'i ud llili
Ii«>»»iii4f mBoaaHBaanMo
Xl filiC!
MARVELOUS PENS
T H K B A i e T i s r t ^
pEBBU'SPE^XQIiBi
SAVE YOUR EYES^
0«» PKI1III.K «P»'.'rrACH:H Ann E*K.«JI-ANSEN mo the bcm f.» f^lllnff or
Inipjlinl ttlghl. Cm Inmi rtii; Morni, llicy arc hanger mul cliarcr thiui alniwi, aji'i nlwayn rciimla so.
11V CKir imw nyitleia hir Ictunf; ho di/lil, wc an.'ciiiihlcil u. «ilt purwiin with Hiieitiickunr Kye-Oltnai*
will) I ii!i not trill on nr., :i« w« I a-; if ihey ure pr»ntti|i"J'll|'; WiiUl.ll,
iioMllcal, liollllcal, eoniniireliil, rIVer, Keleiilllle, iv- lu
4 9 6
lt4.lMN*a
I'of i'i,iaph;«!4;"ldrif»j lilt. KAr.fiinii. \otli.
,1 IH': II 44 MiW
I ON THKCuuuncAMMANurAOTumE Qr-I
'SOnOOAND IMRMttC, St«T«^
BlymyerManufacturinc Co.
CI MCltslNATI.O.
L3TEAM ENOINC8.THRH>! IKHCmSl
A xl »i m oow
Cliurcli Kccord-Book
liiilU|ii>i|iiil>l to r.verf I'iiiiM-ti,
,V Kca hlinri. Ui'Hldi.|it'.' mid i ii.iiii;iM,i»i\i',
ni-iii'lA'caii Hpi liifiH, M INM. '
riii: \Vi.hi
and li'Oiil unli*rU."i, Kltchi'ii, Moi-,' riHiiiiH and \V II |.1"1 of 11 Slii.„|i and Hiork I'.l Iliillilliii; South or ro'itoin.'o. si. I.onl I
lUiiii'lii., whii'h U vny i.ioilialili'. iind iiii iiii: i.Aiiii'.s A.mi iii';.\Tij.;.M|.;.\. j
iiraiiKe plaiiliilloii. Il will ho rt'imiiu'iiillvi-
~ " ' nniilliiK r.'iHc, for Jin Rri'CiSit and llaM For Stiio
Iroiii lb.. Ilr>il year, l.ii, H-Vitiht. 11 :S opi-ii liay anil .Nlgbt nil tli.i Vi-iu. i Miilwcrlli.-iJi lo llii. KA.N'HAM t'M'V 'ri.Mi;H, at
(f'JO.dli lur a l ull ( oiliHJ. of Hiinhhi Miiliv line iKilIiir laib. AnjlKhly ean ml iiii a
O,** NlyleN 111'fl;;llOI,l,Alt I'KIl ANNUM, wllh IKWUIKO Imidkikii, Kiioxvilli), Atlulibi Itiiil lirlnidpiii
„ " ilrood Bow*, bred, cnphiUm 111 I.-.O.
(rew, b.|iiK UK low. iiti iilij'^jiHiriiiil 1.1 iKiual miliilNln UioMoiilliDniit. KurtldktilHnnil nii-
ANk foi- TlcUctn »'iu niniitiililH. lut'ii, i-i.i, 111., llie
nieril eiMi bi'^hiriiWiHl at,lite publlHliiiii ol ' ibur liinirmiilloit uiiply hijMH.HiiM.illan Mfiiii
Km WKKKI-Y A VAIiANtl'll
Kor ll.'kiitsruid liiftirmullou Kiilliil'jhT Miilii
NUIIBiWllhiitlh
B U-i iimi.iiH>y lioy HI,, or to II. I'. Umith, TU(k«l Aitnlit, II.-.1 ol
Hltu,>l,oriil ilepotof N.A h uiid (II, UitiliiiiiU.
liuutiol iiljiilit liny iilmlKiiiei.t III pilee ni huU- Mulh Hi., MfmphtN.
M, H. JA V, UOU. I W „„., Tlikit Ab'C ' HOUptloil lo I'ltlliH. Hpetilmoii (Xildi'N aeiil
Xl lu Ijllll* ftaak, ArkauM
n-0«. Aiidn**, i'li« AVAiiAiiliriiB,
1» iimupbta,T«MW.

4:96 T H K B A . F T I S T , f fM:
To aU Sufferciu IVoni Pro-
'' laiiscd Organs.
I tAke thlB luetboil of calling your nitenlion
to the celtbnited IkwJy and Luna
Jlruce, which I linve nold for tlio liul
eighteen yearn, thnl I may make U a
ixjiicflt f4»ij»y p«| vou.
Now, after a jierHoiial pxpnrienco of
nearly twenty yrara, and Llm addmi oxperirnco
ol inoro than ono tbanmuid minliitera
and public dimliers ujHm wh(»ni J
have fitted tho llraco with invnriablo
Huccewt. I am i)ro|)iir9(l t« tcHlify of Its
rtal nierllH. Witiiout It, 1 am natisflwl I
xhiMiht have been laid iwldo from public
fijieaking eighteen yfuraBgo. Jly uaing
it, I have luily recovered n !o»t voice,
and RHi lileHMHl with one of iincoramun
IKJWW and endurancei. Without It, two
or three wnuonH oxlmiiit and giv« me
the auiDO of fltticue. And (mtc me wiUi
« beavjr, huaky votco; irtlh I i«n
ik four bourn « day witlwHii wxluiun-
or iMMUMnow. I'mw urn H only
jrhon tpeMng, and tliiwi pwawrvemj
Toloe »nd and phyalcai euwH^ I ik)
not boljcve that any one would ever be
I nroscrlbed ono of your llrueot to
n huly imtient of mliio imjl full. Bho
HnyHsho wouhl not take ono hundretl
dpilnm for It, If «ho could not got another
ono of tho snino kind.
S. TUIINEW, M.D.
Hnynovlllo, Ln., April 10, J877.
All tho Bracca wlilcli I Imyo orgrcatflBt
Htttlaflttctlsn.
For oil kludaofwombaisonaos, woiik
luugH aud lunduigu tliey nro luvHhmbio.
W. il Xa W I! • J M. D.
(rruwfordvllle, Mj«8,
1 rfeolved the Uratf for njy patient,
Mrs. Martin. She apidinl It, and It
rollev«»