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I W ima • UUB» 000raoed him. He says, 

*TV>Bch me not, I have not yet ascended to my Fa. 

ther. Go tell my Diaoiplea 1 go. before them Into 

Gallilee." The neat day aa two of the disciplea are 

on their way to Emmans, Jetut Joins them and 

talkaflreely with them, and when they reach their 

place of destination be makea as though he would 

r» on, but thrbugh the pennaston of the diso)pl«L 

he tarries and mautfeats himself unto them In the 

hueailngot bread, and we hear them aay to each 

other, "Did tiot on^ hiiria horn Wtihin ns as he 

talked to ua by the way r And upon another oc- 

crson, 

exerted hia divine power-commande.1 Lazarus, 

after he had been dead four dayi^ deposited In 

the grave, putrefaction had comm«noed1t« work 

to come forth, and instau Uy the grave pulsates 

with llfo and, UHf dsad esc restoitd to the tender 

embraces of bereaved and desponding sistezs, 

while they all Join the resurrected one in praises 

toGod.^ It waa the Dlvjae iwwer of Jesua that 

*poke the damaei while she wha yet warm Indeath, 

into life. Thus we aee the same pewer that apoke 

man into balng, wiU raise him Iti tlie great day of 

hia power, at his second coming. Preparo then to 

meetjilm in the air, as cornea In hia New Jeruaaiem, 

which, like a halo of glory, ahall encompAaa 

the whole earth. Then they shall ntnrn with htm 

tojudge the world In righteousneis. ^ 

3. With what body shall it be raised ? 

With that body which lies before ua; thit one 

we to-day deposit in the ^rave. ](^ will not aay that 

all we pUce there will come up., 1 am Incllued to 

AdltTorent opinion. But that body, purffled, will 

be raised up. The human hody of the Lo^ Jaaua, 

the body Md in Josepli'a new tomî, waa ithe one 

that was raised up. The very Idenlloal botly. The 

priiiUofUieiialls Were In his haada. The wwbd 

of the Roman apear waslilili «ide. He tlww a 

reU over the eyea of the two BfiHl*^ Journeying 

to Emmau% ao that their ayea wew holden that 

they knew him not; thia being iismbyod, «o clear 

were the marka of hia peraon. they kn«W It Was 

their Lord. The eleven «aaembted together kuewkK 

hlrti while he atood In tlieir tnldat^ft-ft |i«S3l4l«»ed, 

,âcobeuntoyou." Thomas eald ha w ^ oo( 

believe uttlaaa he oould put his fi^r lit tMiiftii^ ' 

of tb« nalia and thrtrtt hia hand In Wa btd^êwr 

wade to ejwialm,»'«Mf liord and my God I" aa ao 

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•Siarhlii c^^ jfllijuiwu u Ijpdy. iJwwa 

Iwlog tlto fi>|ifruJUi,o(imom6r will belttid Id tho ghtê. Nut oxitrasiilou 

isairbe tnado mot-'j oloar or deflnlt« than tinHHi to 

. tho same pei'wti or thing, and thiiR m conolud, 

wq majr True, aud our ehar^ter, 

o if (irl^lpl^ ofir ^ our sins will go with 

us fo^^^ and freed.. The murderer 

v^lHly aUempis to escape his crime by fieeihg to 

atiOiher Isind. But he cannot flee trom himself. 

His sin is vft^ îw; a part of bis being. If the 

gii'Uty b^' were in heaven, uncleansed and unforgiveil, 

ii« wouledtont for you that 

I go away, for If I go iiot iway, the Com ertor wll 

not come unto you; but If I depart I will send iiiwi 

uoito yoo, and when he comes ho will convluco the 

world of sin, of righteousness and of Judgment" 

L The Holy Spirit quickens or enlivens tho lost 

or dead aoul. Said Jesus: "It is the Spirit that 

quickeneth." 

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the dead in their mid*t, aaoended to heaven from 

theUr city, atlll they wore unconoerned about thoir 

danipr. Yt)», "they were dead in trespasses and 

•in*.'* When they were qaiokenod,bourinced,' called 

by the Holy Spirit, they uked, "What muat 

we dor 

4. Th# Spirit may be rulattd. God bbold, M & 

W* oUtms MMi bat b« hMim 

flt;ti»ireH

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OIti IJlMdWftrl.hni-rWhai^lV It? Ihrtmgli tUU 

oniinJr^, il)» iiiviuli^rt i»f iwy ctMiivH i»re 

tion4tti«r(«nuiiM)>^lf," Omp of f!io olilefil atiil 

lw>t( wcnilwri) iiiiyf liiw 

irtlemimiiiiinSuit wt* Hght If I mMnk*-not, #Jie 

(till! iii« tf«il\yttu lm|»itmt hi-r Inii'iMuil la .f«cls»0M; 

Tetiii^ lumiy )C!«r» Hgo, wlw-n yoii Ut-M a iiiecUtiiic 

there} iH!Hitl»,J»«l at tlic cloio of your d«'b»lc 

with Cl»«ip«n«ti. 'fhpnj l» • llaiiiJiit iititil«tt«r 

iu (Ii1» k'oiiiitjr, i»tiM», who iôMiij y6«r* ago, came 

from tho HoUiOtUii^ «ii() he nayiilhat his arrirai 

at btltef that lb« Bi;rl|»tuio« llniHed the Siippef 

to each local ti»t. 

>V1«J' »omo br.'lhreii are no bitterly oppoiwd to 

you for havitiK wriUeii N(>n'iiit«rcoiMiaiinioti, I aiu 

«t« 16m tA dccido. Ureth. Bond and tiarrai haê 

wrltteii ably ni»d gcrlptiirally^ I have read Bro. 

ll«nfr«oV bo»k, written ajialimt you. It!« my 

opiiiiuH that h« h&« woakenod lilii cauf»e; h« certainly 

ha« not utrengthoiied It. And why somo 

brethren try prcjiulicc,—! tlo not He« what otlicr 

ttioave than to pi-ejadicc—liaptilts ajfulust you, by 

charting you with hindering and iiegli^ctiug niia- 

«!oit work, I am at a low to «ay. They ceitainiy 

know their charge 1« unjuitt aed untrue. To bear 

komecdiion talk, oue would think that all niisnion 

work donti among Ilapt!«U, wast iloue by antilandniarkcr«. 

If was truv, it would prove 

one thing—that, uoi Iim-s than thre«-fourtb« of the 

Bapdiita of ttio United States are laudmarker*. 

But we could name iieverat JD. D's who are not 

put dowu aa "iandinarkvra," that are not a whit 

iu advance of landniarkcniiu nii«itiou work. The 

commtaaion rcquirea us to tcucii baptizinl believert 

to obwrre all things whatwever Christ has commanded, 

as much as it requires us to no and tnake 

^ disciples of the nations. But t must stop. 

Put me down for one copy of the Seven I>isi>en> 

t«tions, and a promise to sell some. I believe 

"I'he Great Iron Wiicel** Is the only book of yoont 

that I have not sold, and tliat was out of priut before 

I was bid enough-to sell it. 1 want to join 

the Tract Society this year; will send fur Tracts 

soon. I started to Join ]a«t year. I sent one dollar 

for Tracts, but it did not reach you. The envelotm 

had my UAtpe and address printed ou it, 

but it was not "relnrncd." Afy time for The Baptist 

Is nearly; out, I sec. I will renew in a few 

da) s—let it come ou. Just as soon as I can, I want 

to send something for Ihe young ministers at Jackson. 

I ant now ontereil upon my fourth year as paxtor 

hpw^, with the unanimous voice of the cliurth. 

I believe tho Lord sent me here, and ho will take^ 

me away. Wo shall try to obey the divine charge 

i«2Tim. iv; l-8., 

. Hy motio is—sound teachingand firm diicipline. 

' Bat t have not yet been able to get the church lo 

keep iu covenant vow—"nVe luast imy tbta note April iM. Shall wa ba*e 

to i>ay It out of our own privaUt ftiiHlsf We faofinl 

the weatlier w* abouid liear from tb« ehursbes. 

We intemi to pny It, but we trust our bniuirea wit) {>r«v« 

tiieniHClvea to be brethren indeed. 

m:w ORLEANS. 

We f iv« lielow a very interMttoi; letter froin I>r. Lan- 

•Irtira Jn retrsed W nilMionary work In tbat city. We rfgard 

Kew Orleans as tbe most ImporUuit Held in tbswbvte 

Sooibwast. We think tbe sii^^ttiobs eonUfned lo tbe letter 

eminently wliie. Tbe Ibwrd would r^dlly adopt tbeiu 

and send the invn wtked tar. if Its trtnisury allowed tbls 

expenditure, but it cannot, in its prosent condition, send 

even onistrlct,which 

Is Carrollton. Yon will see (hatlhave 

marked a location; but have also marked one^ 

Valence and MagaKine—in Glh District. The last 

is the more hopeful field by far. Hero wo have 

HOW a Sunday-school of« hundred schoipirs. IJere 

I would locate the first man—let liim also have a 

Sunday-school and preaching place In Carrollton. 

Cttrroliton is not a promising field; It has a large 

Nogro population, and m soon u the whites get 

ablo tliey move down (own. Tho Carrollton people 

can reach Valence street with one atrcet-ear 

fare. Mnt. Nelson fs well acquainted with (his 

part of tho field and would l)o w'iillng to give most 

of ber time to it. I am very well satisfied that you 

should plant your next man with Vaienco street 

fiud Carrollton. Then look at the 4Ui District 

Horel pro|x)se thatthc.FIrstchurch be moved firom 

deboiid and Magazine to Eighth aiid Magaxine, or 

I, litUo flirthrr, to Louisiana Avenue. The chnroli 

is (00 near Coliseum. By moving, they will be In 

the midst of a population of 20,000, mostly English 

•faking. Brother Walno hiu iwen horo^ recently^ 

and we have canvaaiM the mitUir ani^ .decided 

that tho First church should not ni-putdiase Ihe^r 

old property, but go to a new IcHAtloi^ T^y b«Tj> 

over two Uiposand doilarih ^'nil cut IbtiUil .'m, lieiitr 

houw for throe Uioasaud thfn the ono "^thejr noir 

u^" ^ • we tnuit 

reatdwellliig houses; the first tloor flw tue«tini;a 

oimI schools and the second for mlarionarits and 

tlsrolliee. Perhaps the brother ftom MImouH ttisht 

go to Valence street before the COuventlon. We 

need missionaries who kr6 aoiiad in body and 

mind a« well as In rellgloa. It will be a slow aiul 

hard service with tbem all, and they should come 

to stay and work natlâtly and hopefully. 

I feel deeply solicitous to live to see this eliy 

dotted wlih Baptist mlssioaa and churches. I am 

so glad /our heart b oo this iprvoi city. V'e hate 

nearly colored churcltfs and 7,000 members. I 

am greatly encouraged Ui my eflbru for the Improvement 

c f their preachers. a Landkvm. 

New Orleans Feb; 10^ 1883., 

PASTOR S AND MINISTERS' CONFERENCE 

OF SALEM ASSOCIATION. 

To tbe PactMi, Mlalttsn, and twstttrwi ot Sidcn AMOcUUoa.liEARBRETnREN.—W« 

were appointed by the 

^ raeethdg which cotivened with the Macwionis 

church Friday before the 3rd Lord's day In Jatinary, 

to (Oil another meeting, and designate the t^me 

aud place. Aner eousultatlon and correspondence 

we have selected Salem church, at the town of Liberiy, 

DcKalh county, aa tbe place, and Wednssdsy 

before the 3d Lord's day in April—being the 4th 

day of tbat moiÛi—as the time of the meeting. 

The object of the tqeeUng Is to consult together, 

and with the Board of Missions, on the subject vt 

missionary work. It It no part of Its object to dcvUe 

pIatis,or to dlsourn plans. We already have a 

plan, aud, whatever Its defects may be^ we cannot 

stop to discoM them now while we are In midatrcam. 

We mast go ft>rward. What we want is 

aciion. Zealou", euthusiastic work. Cone, dear 

brethren, let ua meet In the spirit of missions, which 

s the spirit of our Master. Let os gathor In obedience 

to Uls voice as It riags idown the agss, ô 

teach all naUom^" "Preach the Gospel to every 

creature." Iêtno pastor stay away. Let every 

jireacber come; and ^wbosoever will let him oome.'' 

Espmlally let tho sisters come. No cause, baptized 

u woman's smiles, woman's tears, aud woman's 

prayer*, ever failed. Fraternally, 

joHW W. Bowrn, 

M.D. Allen, 

JeaxHt BAIRO. 

COmmitlee. nmit 

The Church Newt, an Episcopal monthly of 

Natches, Mias.,«haracterlsea the baptism of Infimll 

as "tlie birth-mark of Ihe family of God," and a«' 

sores ua that '*ifae spotleoa iotil comes forth purs 

fh)m tlie ^waters of regeneration," whlla Christ 

"gives It then and (her«t, tbeblaaslBCof etemsl 

ifb." Not the Kpl8oop«l, bat th» MMbodUt, aad 

Presbyterian rontlu babes for 

pose, and these denomloatloBf^ let woipni 

CampbellilM, baptise idultaio pnNmMC the itnli' 

alon.ofainaaiidinegeBMatôflMuii ^ 

donomlnatloiM''Evatigriiaal,''Br^ Tiioktrr 

or I'lgliUy jir^t our Atopa Mjile^ li«lVvei-takeu by thcin in deHyfirliig us from cried: 

svATsn otimuaoToiui. 

thew^by moans direct or Indir^t. Wlittt» bleosod 'My lif^ whtoh Thou bikst mmle Thy cars,-; -:' 

* . - KBV W.O. tNMAW, - namboidt, Tenn 

S«V,jr.».OAItUS*,- - 

OrnnmsrM./n^n thought must this be to ihc dwout and truhtful 

liord Idcvole toTheo/ " ^ , 

WCV.WM.I'.HOKD, - BolUsHo. obild ofOpd ? With what great furtitudo aud trust, 

Tho following two iU'ilauces of inipiTMlone bavej 

jqtV.ini.»OBTON, . V BnglanU, 

bcon furul^hod by F. B. Moody, Uto prîdeut of 

but Hoi with raMbhOHs, can wo go forth, antid perils the Union FemalelDolleBe, Euffluln, Aitff ^-flJO'e 

BiuUaMs Msiisgsr by laud sea, to ihe dUchargo of our duties, trus Vmi* in Uiix vuuchsaiVid protection of our hcuvonly the Joint agoiicy of augeljq. iiiluistry operating 

BI7B90IUm01«8 PKB ANMUII IN ADVAMCBt Fa'hor! 

with Moutlgraphy—the of julmlju 

.IS.IM 

UM We will dovoio the rosl of this artlclo to uiite- 

oSS^SU (sent atone 

vm 

mlnd-~iuerttal lologritphy. oaso «f Mrs. fltjorworthy 

iostauccfi of pi-oniOiillmotitK, which were 

TKBMnrORBJX MONTHS: 

ter, of Eufaula, was another clear cose in tliis class 

........... 

waruiugs from this suurco'^minlsloring spirits- —11)0 uiliid of the dylug sou acting upon tllat of 

urn (sxtit M on* Uma)... 

and lulonded lot' Ihc tcinporHl good of tliuso nceiv Ills distant mother, whom, lu that hour he so much 

(seat at ons ttm«).~ 

ADvaariatMa BATKBi 

lug Ihoin. 

dcBirod to see. We should bo pleased if Bro. 

Oas hwti 0* Unas or iion|N»«lt) one InasrUoa...... 

Wo submit two fsulH furiiitthcd us by Eld. Jobe Moc^y would Itimself give Us his ow|t.«^ptaualion 

Mslneb*^ tasertlOtts 

MliMWlMM^Ma ot patroM of this psiMMT or «fi«mb«rB Of 

UaiTftli Mississippi. 

of the cases submitted. - M 

First fact! 

Fourth fact : :: 

••Bro, D. M^ KeaK if Kiifatila,iiiformcd nifiâ^lrs. 

5robftMiir. Nowion 

•VAJSillsts. we art to stimd tor the onUnanoes of OhiW 

M be MîuSQiem apoa bis toUowers, tbe aaine in nwm^^ 

bis noljjbbor bod cantlouHly jtull-d tho logs apart, surd Vaughn, ot Brandon, Miss., an oUi friond-^burryinglo 

S^bâerdN-. and In qnMte vMwniiv. aD0h*ii««3 and en«UKb there lity a very large .rutflBsnaije. Tbo ui»n 

make tiie 'tranrfer,' I said to hini, 'W by hurry so** lie 

nnciiMUwable tulbeeonie. 

saW, 'I bftvo roecived a teiegrfui to burry hontO to Kons, 

Asflaptlsts, we are to stand lOr a spirit^ Md rjMraeiS tool( n han''-Hi>ll6lil{ly urged Mr. Kinluob tO alight and hbuae, khowing jwingif if my f fitiierworo i aide He'd surely |je in 

In their hands they shall iiear thee up, lust at any time 

spend the night there, promising him a warm supper and bis • pew. pew. I 1 wont in In tbo Ibot hack dutiil him In tied leHniugon 

most precious and comforting doctrine. •Oh, sir;'replied Jtmntimn; 'sueh a dream as I have 

a pillow and chair. isaW he was U)0 fail Ibr uttoranco— 

B/> all th- fam ly. Not a word was upoken fur ten m'nutfs 

Itls a greatenoouiogement and comfort to know bad) >iirl A morveloiis ijad dream about tho onomy'a seemingly. The silence was broken with tbese momorable 

that our Father In heaven has a fetter a1 oversight coiiilpg upon you to-night, «lr!' 

word*, spoken as ho gaxed through an open window, ••l 

of and oare for us, his children, but this doctrine •Poobl' quoth Mr. Kinloeh, turning bimoolf over lor an- b.ivejust w iked out «f a sweet slumber. I saw you ps 

jou oanio on l»y Botiii I ehurch. t kn of (le

"DEPRECIATION OF MiODtie Ur«.-»Ttai book fa branded Môontaiii^ 

ruK Avmoif ASP -BAD NAMSH KOR lag not only iiowf and etiHoua dootrlnea^ liiTolvIng 

K wim «fUMauatntJittJaisa. 

lus Hmmoxf}." 

a sinful "wa.ta of time, but t« with otiier of m 

A . Hm'llCW or M^fMK ^ TIIlC i AmC»>1l8 or TUt 

wiUliigf^ A«nfm person he, want that day to ParadlHo'WUh t|ip iiilef 

ittflu«i»^,ortoi)laceiiitn iiiaao'a.o 

benftbltf H^lit befon bli» .readrra, awl ileuy liinj dred, of professed ChrUtlans. whohad bccome en- prlsohem of hope," il,at ho hiul sallWod by lilii oii'n 

tlw riglit of d«f«nee l»efora 0»e aanw aiitliiMice. ia a t4ngl®d with Ita dccepUona were aaved fts>m the suOferinga the doinands of the divine latv- tor thom 

mow vielofia aii^ p«>rbit'iût ebaiactcr uf joitmal. delusion- Aa a aequal of the dl«cu«ilon» Mr. Po/nor, which wat an oafuestof tholr lull and complete it>.' 

liio, and i« Jmifty d|irecat«d and cxecratcd by all the world-renowned Spiritual medium, of New defnptioh. He did ôro-ho con(ittorc4 dcilth In 

good men. loweat ciats of polHical jotirnaJn York, waa brought to thla city, and I wa« chal- his own dark domintons^robbed h!ia of his sti.,, 

are seldom so lo»t lo « seow of «»niaion JuaiIc^ «« lenged to meet him In a A*ietmgf, and expoM him or took from him the koya of Hado» for all his people' 

to deny an a««i|U«d niaa Ui!t equity. Dearer llian admit hl« preteniJonir. The rewiit waa, Foster was and on the thinl day entered and re-anlmatod the 

life to «true mae la lii» rp|Hitauon, for, wben tlial c«po«e.l and the public imUsflml that all he did was K>fly he had left In Joseph's tomb, taWng.tip the 

la amlttcn doitm, he Hrtsa among men a iiiorat 

through th« aiteucy of mcamerism—disembodied [ff he had laid down, and in that same garlnont of 

paralytic. jrun offer you will «*er find me 

»p1riu having nothing to do with the phenomena. lleih, glorified, ho staiida to-day before the i,(oicy. 

ready t«» redprocaie. 

I copy a sentence or two from the city Appeal of se^t on high, the Great High Prle«t and Aflvocate 

Tha lUe 1 have beeu able to obuinofthe Itecord the next morning: 

of his people. If to toaph that Christ and 

only leacbea back to the firat of la»t May. What 

died Is a new doctrftie and a tbett am i a 

may bare appeared belorc thai date, I roust pa»» "l>r.O«v« WMttoFo.u.ra.»frae scleatlfle Inrsstljator. 

Ha dented the supemsturnl, but admitted the na. nojroilst and horotic, but I say to yon, to teach that 

UDuoticed—aod very much that ban ap(«aied since, 

tnr.1 T«l«verye*pllcim>r. WM loreatJgatloa prtwd only a part, and the most Insignificant part of 

Juitly obuoxlou* to censure, 1 »hail alao aUow to fiMrtj, liiat Iîar could do a certain thlnjf, and could da Chriit suffered and died, as a few dlakctHiiins do, 

pat nnivenmlly preached, bnt should %el 

2. Tho falto awumplions upon which you ansall 

tho truth everywhere. But, If the implied cbaigca I The trouble on thia point is, yott hold a vfew ot 

my book—"Interoommualon ITngcrlptiiral," etc. 

are groundlei«, then I envy not the one who could •hla doctrine that yon dare not pteaob^ via., that 

find it in his heart lo make them-theyaroslan-1 Christ did not auflbr, only one part, 

'The dogm* about which our Ifetfpbts feroihoi'is niftk. 

log so mueh ado, and In the Interest of Which he soiimli 

I the human part, while the dMne nart turn,* «.r willing to waste hir thne and tha time of the . ohurcbei Is 

A. to what ia implied in the phra«,.'New Com- iered . moment'. une«ln^ duriS STwSle based mainly on (wo great errors, one of Interprststlort 

munlon Lanark," will be be«.ner n ^ f t ^ period of hla incamaUon; St ifwi 

and one of assumption. TIib one of Interprottttlon maitw 

It la rollerated in warly .J, every imuc Issue wt of imr; being who suffered and died to redeem ua. and not the "" bread In '"i""® the communion symbollao symbbllao the ohurob; the as. a*. 

I «MMM4lnt« lis Altai M ' ' ^ _ „ L > •^.sA^' 

for aUt months. I will ahow, howiêr it^ 

be to you, that I am auppoHed by tb« nw* 

XMptiM ItttUito^whe have written ontbe 

warrtinted to oonblhde ttom 

Jjwttirw IM BittKir 0«4|,tlil HH^Ûrllt) the jiiUl atotemlilt bf tiMI' If 

I'll 

•IT .-'R m 

!., ibo '•»«'«' ho spoke, 'his doctWiw,' nho faitlmt 

tbflOosiwh* i , ' , 

"If I )i«vt» rlKlUly npprBhcnded tUij «ymb"l, loaj 

dvmbollMS «i« 'ojiw fiiitU' of Ihtt ppsjwHtho oite pi'in,* f 

«'alv»tibn through ClirUt. Tlmro wssbiitone l>lvi»i>«Hvlour, 

«nd U is not suinwsublo tUathf w«uW dirtglnfllobut 

one system of doctrlof, and It Is tboreforo exprmly Htatod 

that tlHPri Is biit 'ohc filtU,' .'Jtli a symbol of oburch followshlp. ^ 

"When,a man eats of that 'ons bro^,' Bijtldrlnksof,1ha« 

'dnttoun,' ho, in Ali aot, profossoii himself a niemliorof 

tbS^31 Jiy;' lOêarty, holy, simriaUiy- *ltli Its dot>. 

"rlfloS at® iSd ftWlyVfcd tully' sJhJOottagJtohnKBir .U) 

lltkVA Ulo^ "elirl'* bill«hVtlblliii ilbriftliiliii 

f 

to all the cliurobes. tho 

propploty of honueiorih haviog .at all our croumnIon» 

only oM lotif or tiako, the nmro appropriateflgijro o« tits 

iwift of Olirisi, l»roko»i f ir our sins,, anil also of tho wnrtu 

J(NVE»T Td SJBO. € AJktBBlttÛl ^ 

Its wntch-ortrij an^êrtttontf^ Citr.^v'tt 

III t Cor. vi1l,tho;-itii»lrph Is furlrtddee to e«t( In the lord's 

8upp«r) as tUo oonttixt oloarly fhbws) with,Immoral IH»« 

sonsj thus. disUttotly liwklwjt tjio oxdtoanw a symbol of 

Ir j r 'A. HQOK 

lliU>*iGMilVWt-Uiidfr Uie aliove 

ohuroh-followitblp," 

KKFL MAITIST "F JLOYÎII IWA,BRO. (J, A/

fc girtii ^liifHrl l« dntl I 

•or gmltr lit lli» Hwx)nd C»>nihig 

of lirtflteflour. Whw^yoH bivi* tljo 8ove»i 

IH«|g^li|ti .. . ; mtaal*^ 1 ' J'li;-' ji^ 

Ib^ idMi lds rsAising to publfaih Bn^ Xbttml's 

jrilc . up 

ô ilatomem, having In thla, papw proved It kue, hll-irfttl»er (m l Oor. *v 

Weundmiand Bm. Owbroil «,,«p«eraUng uS| C ao Itingdoiii 

from the chargB of putti ng Bi o. llarral forward *« FaDief; 

our subsUtutei whlct he nevor waa, and it. doiild I ' 

low to God, 

•eparat« fW)m the 

have been only for effect Miftt Bro. Gumbrell 

charged It.' Bpo. Oarabrell agreoa to let his read 

our di.p;«;fTfii.- a s s ' l i r . i r s s s ; i 

caroe'dliwti'^^^^ Bnptitt h^ 

State aid, Those concctsionH remove some of the 

brush out cf tlu5 way, and look* toward fairneM, 

Which di'light* us. But the editor says the time 

htts oitmo to turn away from tho coramunlon que®, 

tlon. Indeed, before you have allowed your itiad-r 

oi-s to SCO evon our first answer to your long article 

In which, by verbal fallacies, you try to plaoo u* in 

l>rell reniombor IIiIh, and imbilsh what wo hate 

written. 

SHAKE NOT YOUXt HEAD. 

4 CEUTAIN Baptist minister was preaching at a 

churcii which waa sunounded by those who 

opiKJse, with all their might, Baptist principles, and 

take particular pains to keep others from receiving 

iliem. While preaching, an old wan who belonged 

to the Campbellita fraternity, shook hla 

bead at tho minister repeatedly. Finally, the niin- 

Igtoi- Blopi»ed and said to the old man: "You need 

not shake your ho»d at mo, for these aro not my 

words, but the word* of inspiration which were 

written by I'aul." After services, the old man approached 

tho miuislor and said; "Yon would have 

been a right sharp boy if you had been raised 

right." The preacher said: "Weil, it may be true 

tliat I was not raised right, for my fatlior and mother 

are both very strong Camtibellites." c. 

QvenibT. 

Bro. Guavm:—Permit me to ask somequesUonsof you. 

ami I waiu you to aatwer In Thk Bapti. t. 

1. tr tbcro are to tm no CbrisMwis or Cliristian on this 

carlo wben Christ cornea again, why did be soy to I'eter 

ihBt the gates of boil should not prevail uKuinst bl< 

itourciir 

2. Does It not Uke Christians to oonsUtuto a Church ? 

S. Is not the cbun-b tbe kingdom of Cbristf 

us witii!mttrB.b)ipWmf t J« 1* not his baptism 

ree*«vpd 

t. 

tir 

kptlsm valW.beJ 

regiilw Baptist mlnlaterf 1% 

ti/nw tf ri' — "-i "" mlnl»lorf 

Thti queatioD I* not whether tbo adniluUtrator 

held this or that view, or was bapU»ed or unbantlwl, 

but wa» ho an officer ol» church of Chri»t 

and baptleed by the voice of that obureh? It la 

the church that baptized, not a mere man; It ii tho 

nances or ordinations to be recognleed as valid l,v 

regular Baptist churoheg. ' 

SEPARATION OP HUSBAND AND WIPE. 

Bho. CATMi-There Is aoas^ "lstlngor»«fp,ratlonor 

husband and wife, who «re mambers of tho church st dif 

ferent plaw s. the ohurch of which tbe husband is a member 

had an investigation of tbo matter, (both parties were 

prewnt), and f4tied to iind any fault in him. nis church 

then informed the church of which tho wifo is a member of 

theexIsUng oircumstanees in the case. They nfuKed'to 

Investigate the matter, on tbo ground that a separation 

from husband was no», suflialent reason for prtferrlnir a 

charge against a memlwr. 

Please give this your earnest oonslderation. Let me 

have your advioeand information on this subject. Answer 

through your paper, and greatly oblige, d. C. 

Bkmarks.—Not knowing the faois in tho ease, oi 

the evidence on which the church actfld in the casn 

of the husband, we have nothing at present to say 

in rofbrence to the action of the churches. 

We learn from the woi-d of God that a man and 

hid wife ought not to separate, except for the scriptural 

cause-foriiication. But if they should soparste 

for any oth6r cause, although the laws of the 

laud may justify tlie act, they are not at liberty to 

marry agaiu. They must remain unmarried, or 

be reooHciled to each other. 

Tlio inspired writer eays: 

4. If ihero aro no Cbrittiaiisno eaitta when Christ comes 

aâln, have not the g-tesof hell overoomotbe ««urcn ohurobor or Hf "if But 

. . . . . """"n^s'iejepatt, let her remain uumarrled, or be i-oca. 

1 ^lleveour Sarlrjur will have a kingdom on earth onciied to her husband: and let net the iiusband 

through all eternity, (Matt, v: 6) and there will be but fow PUt SWay his wife.-l (for. vil • 10 11" 

CbrlBiiiiM to coujiww the church when Christ oomM ' i H I ' 

wain. Tliere wero but few aaved ia tbo ark (Matt, xxlv: th®"® ^ho are members of tho 

^ ^ i Z L t f E* i'T.'i^v'i and have separlited to "be reoonciied" to 

Kipley.Tenn. ^ i»»itn«r. each other. The sooner the better for them and tlie 

Remarks.-You do err, not understanding the ^^fttdtlf^^^^^ Pe«e the remain- 

1. uTnot becaus3 of the gates o/Hades that L i r t o accomplish this, they must guard, 

then, i* to be no ChrlsUans on thJearth when c S S ' t v ' * that would have the slightest 

conies for his saint*. It is because Christ co«« to J J ? o"" 

gloriously and triumphantly redeem them from the Z f h T ^ ^ f^fl' Thoy'houid remember 

earth and to bestow upon Uiem their glorified 

bodies and awards,preparatory tothoir S i n g T i i S T h e y . h o u i d 

..J 

upon 

.. 

their 

. 

reign with 

7 . 

him 

. 

as 

A 

king* and priests 

"'iwing 

on 

I tpgjt gîjother kindly, at all time* and under all 

tbe earth. There will bo another time when there 

olroumstanoes. 

Some men, and women,too, aro all love In the so- 

will be no Christians on the earth, viz., at the last 

olal circle, and use tlie kindest and sweeie«t wonis, 

reburrectioM «nd righteous judgiuent of ungodly 

when speaking to each other, that can be found In 

men, and when they are glvou over to their doom 

[ the English language. But In private they use bit- 

to bo destroyed in tlie flames of a burning world. 

tor words, dipped in a solution of vinegar, worm- 

2. It does take Christian* to make a church. 

wood and gall. Such a hypororitloal course as this 

3. There i* no anch thing existing u "the 

Is caloolated to destroy tho lovo and confideuce that 

church"—that oxpr6**ion 1* only a figure ©f spoeeh. 

ought to exist in the family circle, and tondt to sop- 

Tho kingdom of Christ 1* composed of all hi* local 

aration. , 

cliurches on the earth at any given time. Churohes, 

not individuals, are the constUuencIes of Christ's Therto sliouia bo a mutual eflbrton the part of 

kingdom. Where there wa. but one local chuiih, tho husband and wife to render each other happy, 

as was the case from the days Christ received Ws ST , obedience to the divine law, and 

dlaolpie. from John until the orgaidzaUon S Z tA "J"* f 

churoh at Antloei, that eiiurcU^c^ 

Kinguom. u I wift to separate. 

4 No, sir, because tlio Rapture of the Salhts to ' -- - - _ 

Paradise *nd their glorifioatieu that, they may be NOTIOBS OP OUR PUBLICATIONS. 

prepsrod to come with Christ to judge at,d punish oomsoIwomhat is i,.? 

thenaUon*,hiUieirtriumphpverthogatesofHades fgiBF ii.h(i.t ii««ir ir^.. \ J „ 

through Chrl«L Book House, at Memph^^ 

, 6. You do not beUeve the Woi^ o< God If y c u l P ^ n P ^ ® ^ 

idoifcr Pa«l MTi that the daLwtu on "ConiolBnce," itnd 

,ao,ior araw »«ri that tbe daywUl ^ ^ ^ 

m » 

••Peoulliir People." Wehavisjuat 

closed "read liii( "WhHt Is Cohaojenoer Tbe author 

cxidpdesi iu a raoeloriy way, tho ldei| that "Man's 

conscience the oraoio of Goii," and (liatail wor. 

ship according to Its dlotatos Is right. Ho shows 

cieai-iy that the Bible is tlie supreme,law to try the 

couaoience, not the oonscienoo tho Bible. However, 

we ar^ «f tbe opinion th&t îue of the sectional 

coiioluiiioiiB of our author charging'the sin of our 

late eivU war ujion the North, are not es6ehtial to 

the elucidation of bis subject. The sins of both 

tbe North and tlio Bouth piung^ the nation into 

that fratricidal wnr. "I^t tlie dead bury their 

dead,"—metiean liaplkt FUtg. If a false theory 

of consoienou had murii to do with that calamity, 

we think the faoi should be shown thlit the false 

theory may bo n-Jt'ctod before other and greater 

evils result. 

A r«cowAitrKori.K. rmcit lOcm 

We havA only had time to sketch Bro. Melvln's 

VecullarPeople." Ilia evidently an ablo au( 

charming iittla work, setting forth the peculiarity 

of BaptisU in their history in their denonilnationa 

position, and in their grand mission iu tlie world 

—Avierionn JiapUtt ttag. > 

ITEMII. 

Another vetomii watchman has taHon from the 

walls of our Zionr>-auothor tiunifiet, that always 

gave a curtain sound, has been nileiuwd by death 

and tho piiliiits long fliled by onepf our faithful 

prt'suhors urc now vauant. By death and removals, 

West TennesBOO is losing her old ministers. How 

fuw young men nro couilug forward to take tlieir 

piMcesI How little intcrtjst tlio churchoi* feel upon 

tliiif suliject t Who is praying the Lrti of th< 

harvest to send fortii reaiwrn to reap iho whitened 

fields ? The sermon pi-eacljcin his labors, and his works will follow him. 

Wo aro in receipt of the Miiiutos of I'ine liiuir 

Aawwiatioii, Ark., for 1882, Win. Tucker, Modcrutoc, 

W. U. C. Doiongh, Clerk. Tliey im- out in 

commendable stylo from tl\e Mmngel t fllco. Tl»« 

stailstics show: Churclies, 26.? *baptizid, fW; m 

ceivcd by bitter, 1)3; rojiorod, 6; dlsuiissoil, 87; vxpoiiotl, 

15; died,20; notjifain, 42. Total, 1,202. We 

appreciate tho expression of approbation tiiid IhkIv 

gave of this patwr, tiid tîst we shall never furfeit 

thoir confldence and support, Tho Coniniiiluu on 

PubiiuationH ina.lu tlio following report: 

Your C immittoo on I'ubllontlons ugnin rvp M t wiili emphAsiii: 

Thut.BiiptlHUi should read rellgiuus book* and 

newspuiwrM; uud in reaomm>>mting the latter, car. sny 

with couMitenue that Tmk 'I'knmimhxk BAi>-ri6T has no superior, 

but'tliHt the Hvanpel, n* a ineHns of iutorommiinioatloii, 

iihould be enueyo view of tiie Land of 

Proiniite, both wont luid oust of the Jordau, and f^rom 

Lfliianou and Hiirinon on tho north to theDoserton 

the south. It pruiuiiis an Iniprosslvo and reUabtt 

Tlow of the physioai foaturcs andtonogra|)hy ofthO 

Uply Laiitl, and Will Im iuvuiuabio iu tlie Bundayw-hool 

iind Bible Cla«s," 

And of Rov. P. S. De Haas, D. D., late U. 8. 

Consul *t Jerusalem, 806 Broadway, N. Y. t 

.•{Hu, """^'iifcexmnlnoil oarefully . the now ^ panoramic 

TiowofPatontln*, wo take ploasuio in rocoiuuiend- 

Iiitf U to ill sluiiduts of tlio lloly Iîiid, as oorreetly 

oiriWai bokutiiûlly lMioMUt»d In Ooloi-s, aud In «yoi4 

mp^ 

Weh«v» 

W« hate recommended to lilm to oOv it tosMfii 

to BrowosvUIe, HutnS^d^ Mtl«a ud jmio&i^ 

Ills way to Nashville, aud it the 9(i»dayôif| 

wish hi| services they can oorrMpood with blm 

here-^Hire B aftist offloe. HI* ienos are rea*oii»< 

bie. . 

AN OPEN LETTER TO mv, J. T. OAKLEY. 

LIBAR BROTHER:—In the last aomber of Thx 

Tekxkssek BAmsT you take an extract from 

my ooliimi|B and call on me to defltnd myself from 

your *trictU!re«. You should have quot^.ftll Isali 

in thatoonneotlon. The following Is the language 

lused: 

'>Tbls was the regular Ume ior the ehuroh to oelebrat* 

ê t«rd'* Supper, and, afUr preaching, we eooduoted tlw 

oommunion servlo*. Nu doubt this chureh recognises (hat 

upon it is laid tbe responsibility of oonservtag tiM ordl. 

nances and inducting into otBoa by ordlaatloa. But It la 

so far reoognlMd the aotton of another Independent eliareti 

in ordaining us, aa to invite us to till It* pulpit ami admia. 

iDter tne churcti ordinance. The church also recognised 

the capability of another indspendent ohurch to Judge of 

our fitness for church membership, and quaiilioatloo* fbr 

partaking of the elements of the 'commemoration* awl t«aderedthem 

tons. We partook, andws had a pleaaant 

servioe." ^ 

This action yoH ask me to defend. My ac^ anc 

that of the Edgefield church, was one with which 

you and I have been fkmiliar ail our lives, ahd oar 

fathc-m aud grandfathers Iwfore us were familiar 

with such acts. It baa been common custom. He 

who would change it must show that It Is wrong. 

The burdeu of proof Is upon him. With this rale 

of logic you aro familiar. Then'why seek to put 

tl'eonu«7>ro6(?m/( upon me? 

Ail tiie queftioiis that need to be raised upon this 

subject, it is fair to presume, have been staled by 

tiio editor of Tinc TKMNKesKK Baptist in bis bocA 

on "iHtcrconiiHunioti, Unscriptarai, etc.'' 

A di»eu»iion f(/ thai book, and with the aniAor, 

il the onty dUtcmtim into whii^ £ can 6e drawn 

through hi'n columm, or my own, in eonnecUoH 

with hU. 

You, Htid ottiei-s tvlio liold the non-intercommunion 

tlieor«,s;iy thurtlioLord's Supper, ssa church 

ordinance, is a elinri!li .privilege, like voting. 

if nil ODlinniiif, tli«-ii there uiukI be^n adniiiiistratxi 

; ifti «;iiiii'cli ordinaiice, then the administrator 

inn-i Ih) a I'liiiroh memlier; if a church ordlnmic 

ill t'li'. MMiHn ynu seek to maice Itachnreb 

"priviieg).'," tin n tJio adininistralor mustbea mefnbc:'of 

lilts cbufcli C4>iebrating It. 

Ai-ain-'l my xiliiiini-iriition of the ot^lnance ai 

E'lgi tloi'l >« II r.««ts In doiog this supper JnsUee 

ss best w*ooald,«e were sgaJn in tho fnmt raoaia wJwi* 

aa boor or tw* were apcsil in a ttm sooial flssaMr, «tier 

wlMk all Wd us good nigbt, leaving us In peewsslsn of 

tJwhotiss la agreat neasure AtmMM, especially with 

eatables la almmlanfle. M's wrre visited ai^B nm day 

Iqr many, ssakiag us feci quite at boor. f his prsSeaee. STo whisky ealooas hm. Soetoty 

f f tue bM ei li^ advsatsges eieeilest; la all a nrf 

desirable plaiii to live. Thto is a l»tg» eoniity, f irty lvs 

or IWy miles serosa it either ways geaerslly good lawl: 

produces well; iBprovenents sotofiuitlal; mMiacike 

iwr.*. if-hardUaaes tsberslM lives sad teas InSIm 

i^M In 't'eoB**^ In ny aext I will give yo« sMssttinc 

4buut tft« moral aad rtiiflsaa easMHtlOB la tk* tuwa sad 

conaty." 

DIED. 

KDw

Thi^îuig South. 

T » " r >,,J. M.Onnurfy'a Hot of twenty-Qve 

cenr aatMertiwr*. I ace nuder the bead ot Oar lliiMionary lSE] 

Tawjg 

li»t OM kt» toMd lli'wajr' 

Kin piiWytiBrt yet, 

Saitivirll. lainîi mt 

^•itoi«(kataudd«iub-i«tiato(D (aterMitng. vy«aU|ur«her m 

'»i|rhv I'upa l>w Bt»«n "Wlnnliitlraveii" nro twnt* t»Mt, 1 remain, i(»«ver, your nleec, 

' Watkim'Mill, TottB. llATrm liowai,. 

' tiavo not fnrgoiten Iron illj #(Hild |Mve~"Samuel Ixiuildormilk." 

Ans^^rod bjr Olarenoe Wlugo, Willie Oravos, Kdwln Uoore, 

Cutio O'anerda, Uamo liale, 

• ... tJANTOU dUl 

It is not tlut«atiiihlii«, 1 aio OS auroiixcHH it', ' / --'in 

fonld iH it--Jn»i Uwk and rtif, 

Wiiy^raudttuftuer'aiieeilh)* Mtaad«itttli{^ bor|ad«i 

Ai»d,*»alloa rup at/lot all over borfa/ioi . , 

;&s4 muthi|)r Iii0|(a up from Jl3«r |it;sttring old iia^ 

^hWa ftohod 'M, aiid stiiobe^ at, and NiAtiin biwitrd tlio 

A nd alatfif lofkii pieawiui ly ui> froit; the i>av«> 

ttlili^cbtlt>triimn()ti,anAaunh Dotihafp 

HiiyolwqBO rolwqB^ to tOiii|iki» iii|iki» tnomiy. «ii>miy, . There There WIM wi a jiraiit d««t ofaiokneta tho l/^t'ib MUd the ibiori Jl om fiub ui isuâ n 

B 

V»i'' wlw tw«?(jmefwia»w»y op'n Ktw OnrtJoti, VrJ, lo Jn|th?a iwrl .....,... W Te«n >oeh «tong whilealnee I wrotettiat To hhi tuoUier, \^tio patobc*} tu bis slatar, •jwltikj;^^ 

,1 Mpifot sou ami ilio tMiuidua have Aihiutteii me, but I'm aiili 

' • , • • Avktmnk, • IntonMled tu )he YoiuigHouth. 1 aend Iwent; oenia to tiiu mU> Kor a iMco full of auMhlno to ,«uu»hiii0 erwioat gtoim of tit* toppllog ma wail; 

Wtli'itot Kive lU ABOtber obaoue to do ao, I» it uot about time 

IIQt, botlor than that,«lbwu,«a^ Hire 

«t iheflNstice, It Ui jBOt tlw.Uniw qnnilxra tO Blir up the iiaughtinees, and liio more 1 

rite an* mott, for faar oi the "lewwtcbtwuct. wwtc btuaet. If l«ee my letter and X have bucome ao noeh int«re«ted in Uie Young Month, am 

In firtut I will writ« acain. YonrUtUenleM, • 

tbe good worx ot tt]o Uitle Workem, that 1 Wish tu join them 

toll them It) be good the wor«e iliey act." 

fOrtWonioatb«anywayi Andwben lretura bomel am going 

]>, n —niirt yon viU ndd enoloMl BoenUi for TAtt.'smnlorA, ' 

Kow, Fantiloand Kitlie, aud other woiTtfid elder 

to iKtmuade mama to take tbe papei t a* I lova to read tbe jvtbsra 

l«tti*t niUfTeiiD.1 wid Mart at tbe ttm muntlm of tiio yoar, and 

oti..AnnieilKHiklny,'loots. LnuraMeVaddpn, lOrtr. Johnny 

try t*4ftb Avenue, N. Y, 

ICB I x.-*ii 

f IM JitlmU WMMStn mmt 

Mj'iWffl! 

Iftcwi 

Jl!, 

fl'II ,'jit, -^ Tf 

MClaRgiiitfwWiMtfiriniltf 

SHORTEST AND QUICKEST^fiOUTE 

|rro« ijrivw Mempfaisi, |UIa9. liiw a^ uiwiJOMu.yv UtnaloMt to us* (b* 

I r O R T H & l A l i ! 

T H n e E T H A I N S D A I L Y 

By tUsllMVMilt^ 

mSOOAHBOtlOaS iAJQ^^ 

.A3ul«*l»«.Kf, 

i C I n c k a n a w fiîite^^^ 

W i l l i J i P CBABIISTOS lAIIlob 

ITWO DAfl^Y PA^KNGEB TBAIN8 

efVIWO KA 

aiAtfc A mxr. 

Ijvo Meiniihl(^...-.JtHS pm 

An Ur»(i4 ,ftltit!tlot). liMaiu 

* if iddlolou. Sai " • 

> WirtJlUl...^..,.,,-. :nt«.aea

vi 

r-i . I • riiiii^fi iiM 

. .HUB NoaA I, MHAVW. lejwto*.. 

To yiii^ iMriiwnmnttfQMtotui for UtM ommnma^t mtpf jm 

, «itdr«H«iiiMM 

" wbo Miii«6B|efriH»*W«j'«pl>i Vtw OnrCt^ V^ W 

tklK wiUt y«u< M« 

, hnT« the !iieela>v- 

icaijDT mdt*jita>e TonBKMitli vaiynaeb. I am to 

''You are liot my uiaiua, y»'« ajre oi»iy yanwe; r 

the BaptiM cbarcb M ibto iriana. J, tear I a« «H(- 

Mhifof. 1 wiU (OoM, witb mneb lora to Aont Nora joTtbe iigtooioog 

ifffOT myflnt^ 80willtorftar tlr*but tM want to make a uouc, autl you raui>t not bother 

ooiuiiu.. ^ .. ® ^•'"tt^^- ite way to 

waatabaaKet 

« 

llneh kiT* to yWyAiiat K«re. aad tiM 

ArUT XokA^lMMDO many latton from tb« UtUa «oiitIita I little 

little 

eotiidii*. 

e 

me" - , • , - 

Yoar AXleetknMta aHce, l*aAiu, lAtortoa. rc,^ 

. inwiWVMI 

ibottfftitXwuiild CM Ityon WQold l(s»imtJoi]i,lM T«uiimSo«Ui. MWVMttXaU.. - 

The key is a worsJ of four letlen«---TACT. It ie a 

I am «}«v«n xo«n old, fuMt am koIbk t0«cb04«. I bate tme brotb* W««recl^ t« yM>f foa")* •ad hof* yoa wlU ^tdeB tw)?. and lAi-warratiled to iii any hick. I 

er filler, tbtttinntlr. two aliten (M«r. Mulonedtier joiiitMr «iMd ia penuadlBg yonr moiJia-to talmtba 

tun Tfery attre tbat JUdilie poBWseei tii'i« shining 

tbaui my*elt, tiid tb« Itabr U a bo£; ba It eiiryeara «td. If yoo Will become «oe with hi: 

jittblub' tM I will'wriMaiiaib. 'Twill ot(>»o.' 80 gM>d-bf«'to 

k«y. 

f yon •mtaU'îMUttJa oonatiki. FAmi jroittjatt««^ 

Y6u remember wbat a time you ttad with Willie, 

Who wu the aeoMd aoc of JaeoW 

who waa determined 10 have Buwiu'm FreiKth tioll a* 

: 11i»*eil«wr aawa letiwtn ^ 

Vi'btt bgok Afra 

ah Ltike, MiMut. Obed. VrtjAb,David. l>t>Oor»t», Biaha. BaUb, ^ In oianagiag liHkt onee, wheu )'ou are not pot' 

o«oi mibtefiber*. I tee under (haltMid 01 Obr MiaKiniiaty l^Mt Uary hta|pl«kM, faaae, Ijimb,ltibn)(b4i«M«nth. 

aewed of auy real auibontyi Vou mimt U'O a groat 

]BlUAl»i|MfI-**8AaitMlI>»a• M I m 

eArtftl 

i 

J.. 

Bl/:" 

i^'Jbthe flat, 

xn: • 

rojjic JtmhiUB 

;jellcd llto Fivneh they Itifbil^l 

roarfeifoat Fauborg St, Au-^ 

^ ioiiie in ibftFi^ncti tfettv^hition. The 

''' people coJiqu0>s«l tli(ii.'','4lfiic, and thoy 

deKrviKi Hiu Ui«Mtteiiipt 

aeedfm dmêr! 

I'eiilfi greater limn ibcfse of buHet 

ano beyvnei Kumiuitd uh on every 

hatidr ilowever Iniioceuf, young 

tlroitg licaiitlful, fhuy yî^P" 

diteaw? It entem end theres tin de> 

feiici'. ii» linie thejc's noub eun teiU 

Uiit we can alwajAJU^cept a 

hitrg, Ky., Aaid in O; ncent MUorialt 

•i'arkerV Gi»»g»:r Tonie hRs no rqiiat 

AAaii apptitiis. r, or as, a pi-«ive»i'ive of 

etoniAch atiii liver tnxibi^x. It wants 

off i etdnclie- I t'act* promptiy, pleseaiiily 

and *«m«hftit?y. I use it in my 

fanuly, AM'l It has giyrii 

fkctiuii, aiwl I ftH!l coini(« 

ml ii; tr« tlie reatler*Sf tt»w,|iUr«aj, 

ubu will |ikover)Mi of iHeifttcu la 

ywrtotw$«i«liH|rtlst Mervlil. . 

Xbe b(i»k DUglil to biivea vt'iy taiê'isiro-tiia. 

il^. liii kiHia txtlDtwIllttud )t« wuy bttwot-n 

ilHi very Jr>lnlK and nuimiW of tkuptlnUui. niith 

to, my uife i|, tiuii rt jiich 

aonie of (httih oimv 

I atuuitt th«-ii«, iu fuii > u * ' f Wi ath, Lt 

far rirlirr UiAit godutfi twine iiilo 

tlie World 10 Wvp fclniiiirii. I begtlicm 

to have faiih in Je^fUS, for by this faith 

alone oiii; tboy. Iw -avud,'^ •;; 

Why run hny riskwith your cough, 

„ co:dy hqê'iit^, or iiidfCtl cjiy pul- 

® nionary or hroiii^hial compluini, when 

a remedy aafe, thorough, end ed easily 

obiaiued a^ Dr. daync's ISxpuciorant 

can lie had? If j(bii h«yo lionli^ted 

a aevere • coldj ba*o j bur lungf» from 

the dangcrouA irritatiuni and inllammatlon, 

which frutinontly i>ring9 aiiout 

ootisumption« by proihpUy resorting 

toth^ Kxiweloyaiit; And If, troubled 

with hny aflbflib.n .of the throaty you 

will flud thiA rewetjiy tHjually eflbotuai 

in aSbrding rîle^'from bbHfruotlng 

phlegn, and in healing tftb liidamcd 

ptrUb 

.Oaiftt iiUcd ai itua eld hi* 

KKigifr frtpy, ycitK- fkfl/'iiîel^^.'il k: 

or .TOe, facTi wl't'rt'^xn* 

Vkind \ m m m s HF 

.Jffj I. f"r fJw'Pn Va !Hdfi»cies S't fnranni* 

viii»|e, ir««,(ir Meentt forntinptelAonfni. with 

Alt (ut* ehmmofi. Money teluraod If ootMil'HHl. 

^'lortk's MAOAsiiik,l 

l^WQ ©AlJUy pA^HENGKB TBAINW ^^ 

MAti, a 

jfirOrairn 'onoUoii, , lif liliiain 

?''Aluiiilelou. .smi 

5 V '' 

lOitfMn 

Uuipta 

tai ' 

an « 

' tiOIMO WKlUVl 

UhHlt'iiimigii.;;... ptt 

}t my t uhiifi,, 

' l>. cMiur ....W". Jf»» "a 

• (Warn • 

* Miililloiim.; I M " 

f Urmui Jflheltoii^ itlA « 

Mt liiAmpltlS, TAUU 

OrAnyArtntiifofthe ItorttA. 

uiaUh 

W A D I T n j ^ M o t l ^ ^ U tmihrni

htf. ; 

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iv^lto] 

fortlwJ}^^ 

, • ard, a SS^lunsn weeklj^fHor, pab. 

^ lUhea «t Bôwnwwid, Texft*. It i« tn 

ably Îttl^ olMtily printed Biptiat 

l)»por| UwufarM tiemionMch WM 

by (be bM( kiioWb iad «b)nt BapUs 

^ mlBUtei^ }iitcn»UiBg conwpood^ eggs. Why? BeiMiuse tliey were 

flirefUlly adcot^ reading tor the fluBi those lufanious porcelain things uaed 

"y oirelft cliuftli HewB, Tixa* nowa. by ingenious aud fnMl!lu!)h. I mmA Utile Kwck KiMlawMl. 

« .. k . ^ . L»»t«. Arrtv«, 

MsU n:*lti l:«l>.i». )e:W|i.m 

imtB dsHy...... »!flS«j«. 8i«p.ui 

T:OQp.in 

mm4 Vmhomm SUIIMII^. 

»ewlWMjlwMsll.itallr.,.»lJ!iS|>^ iDilOsJn 

Kx|VMlrM*Bbt, dsUy •«. 

Fn^M Trsln, d»«y ejMWpt 

»9'rtotght iraioii oun' pUMBCvn. 

T«XM mm St. ItMls lUUMMdl. 

JLesVs. Arriirei 

........ fi;00s.m. Titep'O* 

S:aop.m 9a>tk.m. 

. .BRIKXLSV to CXAkXMMif.—OonMctS >>Ul 

lieiii|>bissiKlUtUo Bock Bailmutsi BHnk 

tor. at aMWi«loa wiu> the JurksaMS MW 

luidltatlKMMl. 

••tMvtlls SMUl Krlaklsy BalltMMB. 

_. . Lmto Arrltre. 

n r i o k l « t y „ M — — M O p.m. 

Cokms.........^..^....l*to«.iii. Ibaiiun. 

(.^neetiMwubtbeMeinphlaSBd Lmi«i(te«,'«»itfi 

tbe b^t aud in on belpfni one pablKbcd.*' 

-1 bare unM tbe 'Motee on tbe ln'*>n nafncttive 

•nd White fitRborn Id eM», fl.lft pM- dosen. MammoM 

Hiuinamr MeSMtnt Seed tweaty'flve 

•Nwu JUtOit, lans. 

l»lMiM fkWM ««nUIM4l 

tmr Bla. 

eiHtem •« Wmmt0mt fltr Materte, wmI l«r 

mm MS rvMfliajf BMi H# vaiuii* JMMVaifi^l 

Wmr Ola 

SAVE MA „ 

jrarBalerfcjr 

xviil 

H. H. WAUrCM A CO.. 

BMlwater.ll.Y, 

Is a ^tH»nd of the vlrtoea ot ssnaparilla. 

stilling mandrake, yellow dock, with 

the iodide of potash and Iron, all powerfal 

blM^msktoff, biood become Dlse^ Mearalctot Female Weak. 

M r In my own na (nmillar to KnndHy-Mjboul teat teaobera aa UMses «ad IrreitaiartUes, JTaaadlee. 

Itoambold word."—synfliiae Jonraal. 

AlI)»etloiia of the Uver, l^pepsla, 

-Weoommend It In 6nnday.»0l ^KTtbomibt u mwt b« 

ihoutthe 

^duesa warned him that there was go- Md wsntjownrk'stoaM wlilt n bot* 

whole system. Ho sulfersr from any dis« 

_ m o. M«it.AMi!« rimSttrvam^. 

ease which arlsss from Impurity of the 

ing tu be great scarcity of watermol smnlourorffiyoblldmi,- 

ir of my oblldrn^ {Mr ans beins m 

blood need despair who wUf give Avxa's 

on«, and tliurdbro bii put in a crop of 

MIowii: - 

Sabsapabiixa a filr trial. 

twuuty-se^n acres of that fruit, But 

Um retmlti Alice luid JC&iiw «une out M 

Itis foUy to enMrifflsntwith the nom^ 

ons IqwHiricod mixtures, of cheap materiais, 

wheu they came up tiiey (iirnodoutto 

and Mtiiottt tneOiclual virtuss, olfsred as 

blood-paiiaers, while dlieaia becomes more 

be pump^na, and a dead low was thu •»« t^ wjndwftil dteot or yaur Ve«nlfi«a 

nrmiy soateO; Avn's SAaaATAaiUA is a 

conti«quouc«. Bonielimes a purilou of •alilblUon In mytrtoms. 

medicine of such concentiatsd> curative 

his oroi) goe4 into tho ground (he most 

Yooni Wuly. JOHN PIPEIl 

power, that It is by far tbe bestt'ebsapest. 

snd most reUable blood«pnrlfldr known. 

|i|i)ihi«liiltsbur«h. Pa., 

in tUat way. When' he bought hla 

Pf«par«d by Df. 0. Ay«rJ( Co., 

tjMr^ sigmitans or O. WcLnmi iwd 

fkrm he lound olê egg in every heu'a m^Bew. nisti«v«pmsd«lniM.Iiii^ 

FrseUoU mm* AMOyttsalfilwailals. 

neat on tho laid (hat hebo 

lyettty vsnetiM sootlwB^ soo pm'!^, 

(.owali, Maaa. 

portsiWiMbeMOnn. 

-SOLS •* au. natweim amhrwaaas. 

B 

1 f 

lOI 

isa- 

JBLDKA mirni 

Ilia jMin- bitiiAti'lli: lUCi^^y^^ 

Kantas Vhitf, 18, i 

^loit aje oitr i-cail^s well remetnlier 

Mosfs'Klte (who |ive«1 in 1*uior8burj_ 

Bottom), the hero of our ,8tttto*» earl 

poifilcal hUtory, Who wi|;of stalwart 

^ build fciid powerful iiliyulqufj j who In 

led a O0lony of our people to 

PlkeVI'eak i wiio fought the Indians 

on the plains and was shot throug . 

the body ; Who on bis return hr'tv ai - 

t^r tlie rebolllOn was oonvortM aiid 

bnptleed by Ktder Heusltall, of tho 

Ohrlstlan church at Petersburg Bo 

torn, aud became a revival preachoro 

celebrity all tliroiigh this section. They 

will also hâll tiie faot Uia^ attacked 

with (»u«umption and reiiucetl to a 

skeleton, he was obliged to remove to 

tbe Rookle't in the hope of saving 

his life. Koho thought he would sue 

ceed, Ijniit fail, ho wever, the editor of 

this p»mr mat him at the head of tbe 

R

^ __ -tHt^te'pS^lilti^lfllifif. 

^mur(wiM»timl of bul^ r/ Iwlf ^ 

ketUc^lMia lift it mtlt 

coaatug » both AUor ^C^^tiilil 

«yon like. • ^ 

< « t e t i . 

c o p o f Q i u » o f V f t f a i r , ^ w M e " " " " 

UMcipooiiAiI of put in if 

hM *Ufa oiM 

•olred in btot wjMWt:^ Bofl^ wkMiit 

tUrriDg, JMir au hour ormntil 

burdens ia colil^wjjiltijr,, Jfiljl "U 

VWto «Hii ihe tfiiadf ylnii' Mbêr* 

Df. 

itwUfi piv?. 

Jfiua tlia tiorusr whcrelireV nl 

mMtl MIV. 

rite, , ^ffV 

i"you«ovthorax,wiUuol rrgK' 

• .iPTî 

^ - ' > II i - f I 

fc, with (1ie*nea't»,'ana the rwl fe 

— — , I 

on't spare theÛalolwr aud ice.thir. 

doctor. ~ z 

^femd jipott ten of ttownidii 4r 

origfoate ml mliitatB 

tî^Wt-tioa whicfc AnaiViîSK 

and Jrdti;--iui 

Is S K , 

go^ WpW am complete cn^ of 

kiveDôWsoi 

Wttle, I)B.J63£K4eifM7S;ri 

ipeiti 

B 

PE 

( M L L i E N B E K O J S 

The MCchanicai Orgufnette, 

urgmnwie, 

l o ^ i p i l l 

^ ^ tear W oftMf'Jjm 

tiwPopularoftt.!^^ ' « - 

— _ 

jtjfTf^ " "T,;^ -Jt SB!PT l&TJ— _ 

Jjn. Had tme pr4|i«Mitl

if 

t 

A 

ilii' i 

Pf.i. • 

p. 

/ 

^l^pjiea Orgftn^ 

. tVitkv ikfo litttiihotlt «>t Mllliig yoar at 

itntioit ii>th« MtebfAUwi Ek)4r«i)(llatievea 

; vrolapmu uteri in fe 

.hat no mcdioihe can reacii, 

Uko a broken Umb, it needs mfiotUuii 

Cal.Bapport.:;^..;,: • \ • 

It relieves piles and pntaptmo^ 

by Qpli^g juie lower boweh ftom 

tfiercoWw. . .V- 

It la li>elng (wed more and more 

yearly, as I& value iaX known, i by 

public speakers and Blngei& andiby 

those having: weak lUnga and badts: 

and by those having stooping ahboi^ 

ders and haoking cdugns,' tiie ran 

preoursoN of oonsnmption. And 

many a suifBrer has been cmed d 

dysjpepda and liver ct/liplaiiit who 

had b^ considered in the last 

of consumption. 

dctii utTKovxn Muos. • wi.;- 

The (nrlglnal Beaoe, madeoyy,{(». 

ladies, was too weak ibr the sterner 

sex. I remedied It by an important 

Improvement, as the (Rowing will 

s h o w : — • • I f i v • 

^ all «Mm KMtoe^ 'v^^ 

•ntiii te eerUQr thmt ih* wwleanslsMaS 

tstli* only auuianMtaMir ^ tli« 

ItaMUr NurtSlMMnUs. 

sifiMtaiihMi tov.t.'it: 

siwde,j0i«MMi»tt, wiwl *re •s*n Awcfilile, 

iiiMl iBspMvenmt mr**' UM 

•lylid MWllH'Mwi^liMt. 'W«;iSeU'W tf* 

btlier pMiidT M«iitk aT

s'Ji 

— _ ' L i ^ 

laSi^SSbl 

rttwjuj J^rliit Ui l*«|M)r 

tg^jtWM » Ui« HapwltoBt. liy f ^ M ^ ' 

cwtfiqr* 

•wOttOflttiiBi^t. ID 

Boruwtfiu. UtMnnSMif \ 

•SSuf ««lnth. njM, ei 

10 j 

alBlstwli I 

BP U» iu Mirm « nuoi 

.^tnlatcuni 

«touik«40. 

I ;fork wui be •alncU*. PtUm m 

. 

mm'Mtimst of (tei^SS, 

fliert M» ftww 2S 

•«» oi immiL vtSiAaur,. t&l* wwiS! 

da ibi win; oil I I»rttanl«r, TJ» bindtnc ftStiSS! " 

•«-Yon w«Bt to Mm » Serlpt 

yoor tUkteMAwdMtb MMi 

iMon. Yon wutt to praiMt roar pwijr lOoo^HMtaooI UM, 

iDM (fl'i BnniMoM umhlnga of bplHv P§lu 

te CMHhl* book, nmS itTMia »U, 

rfiualljrtur«MtU. U ta tb* maMl^MriglllU* 

book foa aver md. Htld i Wlil ' M' 

)b«r of tb* muM 4uaciut 

>UiM. y>*u •bouki r««d It 

ntDiil* [InKi* or' oopr.Ma^pott. 

nUi:Tii« 

«U*niQi 

« blMorjr or tbe 

..J ohnmotoRlmlty fn^tiim llMU-lMMt. A OOmptnUlom 

Vol.li.iip.m 

toMlSSKilifwoitof 4M piss; l»tw» typw. I 'iSPy^ 

FlMft to 

niB VBW BArnmr |>HAIl«ae)pletabookofrateretaeebnall 

wltkawt •aaleTwe tiivo alM ^ ^ the I !!Jl>lou* .n)iid«ei«* i, Newl»n 

pr.eeorthUboktoluoeBUperoopy.iaSOMrl^VB* pr.ee of ibu bok to w oeau per oopy, 16 Sa per I nrowa. llloatrated by t wood' - eat*, - map, and 

aad ateel. U76 pa«ea. 

l&k Matary, by & 

f M X ^ l f s ^ V 

Ifaetoib, 101 

patMiMata. 

New "— .^ptlii "itiût and . Tuuo ' liook. .. ttend • «?i «•-—^T oatalogne. 

for a Bpeolmtn Copy. 

BAVnBT BOOK BOrBB, 

MMUUCAJU 

Btrwiilila.Vaaa. 

•UMnja IPaiaaalat. 

l»AVaB«»IVBUai DBBATB^ I aad>Vlaiid edluqaTia '^'^nd!, 

labieet^ Bum l e a r a ^ i ^ la plaoe of tha old ladax, one ei laive, 

alaable bookoa 

bold 

torpa. and jtlao many nW a a ^jvorlto v 

^between byataa, taUaa (belpkea of otbera wbleb w 

wan waaUng^ aiwlt. The arraamea 

;âamberinit ban not baen l^nqpu 

lOOObjrmna, Plain roaU.78o """pw 

mm BbiiMbm. 

JO 

•BBMORB. 

_ FBBBunroBniBBiiaioBa. pinyaliort 

KSSSSSrVBaTOa®,^ X i : " 

i.llJM. 

•yvrVMa'a B«raiaii»~io v«it. 

Prtoa.pervol,|i.M).{ 

nial|* «« tka MdMt. oioth.im 

Viilfilt Tli«H«a. aotta. lito- 

MOiCB tun wii «iauiM^. 

.ÎÊlif!!;!^ StJ?!,* WMa-From UeiieikiR I 

Unaaane for 

^ Vbki ruMer. It baa buded in dark- 

There m y Waome in thia 

Dudba. Being satisfied with this Intormatlon, they 

; newAad mystery. We are broujrlit Into Hffe, we 

the Christian doMrine of human di^flil^ 

returned and thus intrrKluced Budhism intoChina,- 

»lru«flffdi' eiistottcefor a few brief ycsM, tlioii 

of tiie opinion that it is a dm«rtt» r lionifjf tf it 11 

The, "Garden of the JfesperideV as sang by the 

wo know.ttof whither. Lift Is a 

chtss of ChriiHiUia known aa tlila 

iwets of Greene, and the "(iolden Ajfe," as sung by 

coraiM^gtocl joeno ^f snni-litno aud cloud, of siiiilcs 

however Is not tha fitrtj atti^ltiiirm y l ^ 

Vîrgil, and the "Deilre of aliXatloiis," as.sung by 

and telupa, or pl«i8ur« and |)8in«. Goolre of all 

deraof the mind tltao of Uie body^ aad' llw ^liiids 

of it, wMeh will eoflduet ns through this labvrlnth nations has come." The light of eternity has bwn 

of all the vio^ lb all, tiioagli;«My«» aiaii^ 

Into opteh flekla, whore all la bright and beaiillful poured in a flo«Kl upon this mblanary existence. 

oBt In every one.^ Hlai^M oalla-ft^^tlM^niNlitie 

.ThiaeItfei^l>}«kdUhrough a gradually winillftg Life and immortallly have been hrcrught to light; 

evil of jnanklnd.7 PMpmlaa a^rai>«iCvei9i»dy 

•l*bi(tMit^f,.aarkW(Mi into light, ir Ve will but itnd a clue given into the hand of man which will 

haa a yicli to ^hleh 1 h»-feMneHiMd tirvHU^" 

fdUow tt4 inrfd»iiob irtrahall And that our pathway surely conduct him out of tliis condition of dark- 

Horaee sayar^No imA^ U b o t - o t 1 « | I . 

Jr«ifraaoiil-aaoeiit, «mdthe< higher rlwjihceas- ness, doubt and misery into the realms df etehial 

MAakind rttaii into vtcek And slil'a)^ dteMnAvt la 

• • iiMfirthv#ft)riT luuif / 

day. '-Thou wilt show me the path of life.'' This 

fortrfdden. Youth ltaa

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