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The cause of hoarscmem, sore throat, 

laryngitis, and finally bronciiilisin nubile 

speaker»,and ail these symptoms of "dragging 

down," goneness, exhaustion alter 

siieaking, and weakncaw of tlie back nnd 

loimi, piles, and ticrnia, i« t/te tUyht refaxution 

of the abdominal mtuelet, 

which allom the bomU to tink, ami 

known lt>J vmrkal hollnwa over the. 

hpi ot the htpe.. Now all know that 

tho linings ol the etomacb are connectcd 

with those of Ute thmat and affeot 

tiie vocd organs, and when tho stomocli 

RinkN n' Btraining la brought to bear 

upon the th«)at, and apeaking or talking 

will irritate it tnd produce hoarm 

nutH. and llf continuiu, eoro throat, and 

all the train of evils ttiol public Kfteakers 

tie wont U) complain of, And which h«« 

carried hundreds to their graven, and 

whioli yearipre laying asido oa umjIohh 

hundroda of •tbera, 

Now, after a penoual experience ol 

oearlf twanty yean, and thn added «xp»rieuoe 

of mom Uuin one thousand miniaton 

and public apeakera upon whom J 

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y«r UeraotlMMk pii«*i 

th« atm Qf wd m« wIUi inngn and lambago thoy ate Inyûa- 

1 liavaUavalwJaeroiiaUiall^teoflJiiiiiwitmt 

To>ll Sufforors from Pro- a heav*. hvakf voloij with it, 1 can hlO. W. O.XAWHENCB, M.D. on borssbaok sinwi wtptai'Twin anatiumgli 

cak four houm a day without exhatw- OrawfordvUIo, Miss. 

ill vary ftNible Iiealtb, f in«u« the trip 

lapscd Organs. 

rtntniMiraUvaly 110 l>lunitAaljbli«ua, I lifliUM 

t! ;>n or hoa»ii»», I now om It on.y I received the nrntw for my patle.nt It wouii nave bjen "tbwly limwujibla to 

when •peakinff, and thus pr^nre my Mr». Martin. She appUod it, and it tmva stow! It wJthoui U Is i>r«. 

kod andpbyi^ wewiea, I do 

emtiwuUy thn very thina tor thow whohavs 

I tKte thin Hicthwi of cnlllug your «tr 

rollovod her btick rmmwihvtely. J lo trnvol iniifih on. Uomfebae*, Ut an who 

not believe that any on« would be 

teution U» the a lobrntod B^/ and Lung 

am well pUiaseil with tho Brace. It tuivo It to ilo ii«t a «r«o» M somi 

afliictcd with htnia, or^. or wmIcum 

Ilinoo, wltich J h«TO iwld for the I»8l 

is tho only supporter that I havo swn Camtten, Mliis.,Ja»iu«iy». Jsn'. 

of Ui* back jt loiny, fiiouW he ww it 

eighteen ytftw, tbut I nj«y mftke It n 

or usod In my oxtennlvo ptticlico that 

ordinarily loo*, ud only tight when 

yaartMM In One. 

beneOt to wy jwr^r by making it « f*t 

1 ««n rely ui>on without any apitear- 

siieaking or putting forth unusual elferti. 

Knwlor Iwnofit U» fou. 

anco of evil from Its me. I shall here- 

I havo ordorfil from you louttMO Umcm 

It b a preserTer ol a piod voioe and of a 

ftiriny reuialo frl«niT«llfK»K. 

Irritated, a'xl tone became hfavy Md 

Wont the t«nni orK^tb 

rnory, bqiI I rtml great butp ftom It. I fliul I 

Increaweil, until at the clow of a long I do not cltilin llmt the Ibnly atiU should l)e read by all sufU'rers. Ho wm now woi-k iniTcti Ix'tlar, and ntt day (obo, 

meetina, my voice f»iler. J. ». «ravea-Dc«r Sir: 1 havo been wi'ftiing one of yonr Hodv unci 

untf reoovcr the lout trewure,—the taimu of the musdea which support 

I.iiiiK Urno «*pral bt'ueflto. I am a (Vu-int'r; and wlioii i 

more taluablo than gold or jewel*, ~ inw'hunlcal contrivance over dis- tbo State. It WHH offery great ooiiiineiK^txl tho UNO ot the Brace 1 waiiuu. 

or bo silent forever. I Bi-pUed to the 

itbin (or niatiual labor, aud bad b««ii, Imcovered 

that upllfto tho abdomen service to ino, and I reel very HevLMi voarH, almost worthlom on account 01 

most eminent phyBiciann, and was but nit her than comprcs«« It, «h all well satlsfled that H I had com- n woak buck anil Kenoral debility, from 

little heipeti; wive tiie excision of an truk^ do. 

menced Us use a week earlier which the Hracc hiw Klvini me great rclli-r, 

In riding hortie-lwok, no one baa auy con* 

elongate uvula, they could do nothing This la what It does, as thottnands that my voice would not have (H'pilon or UN worth. I bcllevn it «> b« all 

but advise reot; and this I wan oora- who have used It ar© prepared to been oflTected at all. The flrst you claim. I would not be without It. 

pellod to take. What caumi and con- trov«d llnniilng'it _ Lung _ and — 

plain nor prevent. Providence threw ncKs, piloa, hernia, consumption, and 

voice was very much strength- llody llruowt llruRM: It Ih Juat what 1 no much 

the remedy in my way. My wile wajt 

ened, and at the close of a two iieMKd. I , am w«'ll pleaaed with 11, ami 

that tfrrlModlsoaso,—dvHjmpela. 

nuffering fVom prolapsus uteri, and the 

hour's speech 1 was ftreo fVom would not b, 

buudrli« In which to cxpreN* their delight. Ttie 

voice commenced buUdIng uji, until 1 yearly, as its value Is known, by PORT, nnd luy phyalrnl Ntreufth baa llnxoo I onlore»l for nlkht rupluio, with two 

could articulate, whicli 1 had not done public wpcakers and singers, and by 

lH>«nmont(>IIirlpntly rc-n«wpd. I would iiailK, huH mipportcil tTio peranii mo wi-ll ho 

not takf! ««u tlniiHi the prtre of lujr 

for twelv« mynUw, nnd very wion I wmi 

wiyaholmanoi.ewl orthf nipinre piul now. 

those having wejik lungs and Iwcks; Brae* wuw and b« roiupvllpti to din- lf« liBjt nt vcr worn It at all. Thoy Uave all 

meuceed It. them and do without. U. I). iiTEDMAM. 

eating Ite wonderl'ui advanl»igt« lo any precursors of consumption. And 

U. A. l-OFTtlM, n.n. Moutlcwio, Ark. 

»in«, tHûse 1 thought 1 whs u«ing hu many a sufferer has been cured of 

PMitcirThird liaptlHtCburob, ML lii>uls. 

Wal 

urconsum|»tlon. 

ol many mlnliit«r» aa to Ita irr«*at b(>u«f more farm work of any kind U»an I can Uo 

1 explained the use ot the Brace, and 

Ol'lt IMl'BOVKD BRAt'B. at would aurprlNC thoav wbo kuow without It. 1 would not take three tiiui'i Im 

through me they obtained it, and were 

BOtblBK or It. N. U. FORD, I.I..D. cost aud do Without It. ,„„„„.„„,. 

Tiie original Hrace, made only for 

rolievtî aa I was. Inow made known the 

KtillorCiirlstUu Ilt^poDltury. New Uurnnlde. Ill, J. M. nUBIIINU. 

Indies, was too weak for the sterner 

PRICK or BRACEM. 

power ol the Brace to restore, strength 

sex. 1 rem«!tUcd it by an Important The Brace I received from you I 

en and preserve the voice in pufjlic 

Tlio price of this Braco before tho 

Imiirovement, as tho following will find Is of great liencflt to mo. 1 was 

speaker^, and tlien commeuccd olTering it 

war was flJO, and |2fi when fltteti by 

show:— 

afraid it was not what It waa recom- 

as a premium to mlnisten for subtcrib- 

the medical profession. 

ers. 

nil Tnk* Bfatle*. 

mended to be; but I was Induced by 

The patent having expired I iiave 

my physician to get one. Shortly 

ThlN to Mtrtliy (hnt tbe nndenlirned aftenvarti, tho church that I was a 

sccurcd tho manufhûre of lOOO of 

U iU(t only iniuiafltctnrer or (be llanv 

ulna ItaHljr Brner, MiMl tbnt thmie man. member of adleti me to servo them 

the Improved Braces upon such terms 

iiniviarM far J. M. Ctrnvoa, I.I..D.,Mr« as pastor; and I acci lln>tnrai>lllin. 3. Priivo 

iroHi thH,lllliU'thnt (he Jinvlsh isinot ttiDsuHmHs lh») KaIbuIc 

SaW'ftU'. Hhow twin tlu-lr miitinrr of oi>her\ lii(? the day, 

rnji" ififli'"""'*'i>'" •tSH'wiiiiw nt the Kxlonlif«liballi. 

6. The di^nlKn "f lypU il iiiviion of tho .Itwl'-h 

>*?>ilmtlii~ll. Ar(£Uiiii i)l (r.»)ii I'miilM'oy- 1. The ituy the 

U^nl Mh jihk/^—llU' Ku'l'' Siiblp.illi,.'. « . nut tli« Jewl»li.— 

III. Aittmiii'Ut fmni N.^n- Ti'nt«nu''nt,(llioUullui{ iliepiin'iHi 

oftlii'i'liuri'li rroni lU;il litn« niitli now). I. Tim nlghl tt"xl« 

-tliulr irunnlutl'in. S. Ifiiiiitlci! ol (ipo-llct uuU lulmill 

cIiukIhi'.. .'I. Ah to Ko^di'nnientM legiitlatiiiK'XI llii; S'ililM)li 

i)iU'iitlon. 4. Concluillnic »tali!nii'iil.i-f>iiiiitiuir> , 

AMiU-MKST KIU)M PUKl'A.Ni: A.NU HAOIKD IH.-i 

TCIUV. 

lN the intHHluetion lo tiio btiok t)f (j('n».wl>i, n-- j 

• viiJiHl by the Aiuoricaiu Hiblo Union, Dr. T. 

J. Conant, the author of the iiitrotiuction and 

notw, in his suctînct Htuteiiieiil nf tlio coiiteiitM ol 

thu book, speaks of "Tho ills'inc odglii aiul uni 

vpraai obligation of tho ^wxltive institutions of 

iimrriagoand tho Sabbath." "And on thOHeveiitli 

ilay (Iwl endal liis work which lie tnade; and ho 

rwtwl on the soventh day from all his work whicli 

lie inado. Ami Ood hlc^êd tho Hevuiith diiy, and 

liallowt'd it; iK'fuuse on it lui u\!i" 

througluml tiie b(X)k oftienesison any oilier Jiypotiiosis 

tluiii thai the scpU'nnhd division of time 

was known ami was iiiiiinlaintHi prineiprtlly for 

the ci'lels-alioii of the prliiiltivo Sablmtii. 

A rm'iit writer, J. IV. (iraves, etiltor of Thk 

UAiTibi, Memphis,'Itnii., sja-aking on this subjw!t, 

sayrt: " History Is not old enough lo trace the 

origin of this custom." ills well established by 

writers of ancient profane iiLstory, tlial tho h^fhen 

nations worshliMMl tlie sun, their prlnciimi deity, 

on a certain day. Tills gave riseeventimlly to the 

naiiio Huiiday. The day wan t-elebraled at intervals 

of a ww'k. Dvviglit, as quoted by Henry Hoi-' 

ttoiiibe In his "I'rlmitive Theology," page 271, 

says: " IleshMl says the Hoventh day is holy, and 

Homer and Oallimachyji give It tho same title. 

Theophilas, of Antioch, observes that ail miuiklnd 

celebrate the seventh day. Porphyry says the 

Phwnlcianis consetrralo ono day in seven ao holy; 

and Euseblus afttrms that almost all tho philosopher 

and poets acknowltslgo tho seventh day as a 

Sabbath. Clemens Alexandrlnnii nays tho Greeks, 

as woll as th« Hebrews, obsorvo the sovontit day 

as holy; nnd Josephus Informs us that no city of 

Gtrieks or barlMtrlanfl can bo fountl which does not 

acknowledge a seventh day's rest from labor. 

Phllo atllrins that tho seventh day Is a festival to 

every nation." The history of this custom, both 

Biblical and profane, seem to mark tho soptcnnliU 

tllvlslon of lime as coeval with tho history of mankind. 

A fow recent wrltom contend that Sunday, the 

sacred day of tho Egyptiaim, was tho first day of 

the week, (Jewish reckoning). Jennings, a writer 

on Jewish Antiquities, aa copied from The Bap- 

tist, of September 8, 1877, saya: "It i.*,a very 

probatile uonjoctuio that the day which lite heathen 

In gonenil eunsecmtiHi to the worship and iionor 

of .their chief god, tho sun, which, according lo 

our ciwnjiutation, was tho first day of the we^k, 

was the anciont {mradislacal tiubbalh." 

The noted intidel, Strauss, published u book a 

few ymifs since, in which ho attempl«d to prove 

that tho Bible and its religion was but a compildtion 

and, therefore, a mere copy of heathen 

mytliology. Tlie work, oven in mystical, inatorialLstlc 

Germany, fell almost stilbboni fn>m tho 

pretis. Why ? Because it is a thousand-fold more 

probable that, the traditionary customs and mythologies 

of the heatlien world were attMnpts on 

their [Kirt t4i copy divine inaliiutlons and the 

religion of the Bible, (ban tlwt ti^ Bible was Imrrowed 

from their systems of mytholoigy. On what 

olher hyimtheiis shall we account for their almmt 

universal consecration tif Sunday to their principal 

deity, anil their esteeming itmoresacrod than any 

other day, except that it was the tradition of a divine 

instituUonV^ 

Acoe'pting this as a satisfactory exphtnatlon of 

Uie existcnort, It rwiulrcs us to observe nol theieventh 

day of Ute wook, but only the seventh day regularly 

returning alter si* days of labor. Thh Heventh-day 

Baptists Interpret It as If it had been expressed 

tiius: " The seventh day uf thA vHtk Is tho 

Sabbath." The seventh day of tho command Iji 

manifestly that which foliowB six daîif lalM>r— 

tho words exprtM no more. If thedutyiseiOoliied

ISO T B L E J B A P T I S T . B A S t i b T . 

to observe Hatuitlay, or Sunday, mtlier than any 

other day of the wfiek, it cunnut bo found In tbo 

fourth oealed. Their Sab'ontlw, including their 

weekly Sabbath, wen? among thorns iKwitlvt institutions. 

The Jewish Subbatb, together with the 

covenant , and extc-rnul wononjy to which It ixjlonged, 

lias, theiofore, b-en abolishi-d. Tliiw will 

IKJ best understood by eonsldcifing the difference 

between j>osltive tind moral law. Positive law is 

purely arbitrary in it,< twiure and deiK-nds solely 

uiK)n the will ami autnority »f the luw-glver or 

law-piaking jiowei. It i.i right Ixiaiuse commanded. 

Its binding force is in jiroportion to the 

authority which eiiHcli or enjoins it. Hence it 

must be v;ritten. .Morni law, on the other hand, 

as Archbishop Butler, in his Analogy, well says, 

exIscB as something rigid in tlie nature of things. 

It may be dlscoveroil by " tin? light of natun?," I. 

., by the reasoning facultlef« and eoiiscience within 

us and by the knowledge ol ihe worloeltlve Institution of 

the Jewish system Is true. It cannot belong to tho 

purely spiritual part of tho law—covenant. 

Tho moral law bound the Jews to religiously 

keep all tho ceremonies and to act out the spirit o; 

the eatlro economy created under it. The argument 

a priori will sufflee to show that tho giving 

to the Jews at tho Bwsovor a new eomputatlon o: 

time, In whloh the beginning of their elvU year 

WM ofaangod, would neoeasltato the giving to them 

a new Sabbath. And wlien I o]>en the Bible I tint] 

that such Is In faet the ease. The words, " Jte. 

member the Sabbatli day," would, therefore, he 

undersiwHl by tho Jews as referring to tho now 

Sabbatlii fflvett Ihm but a few days previously IQ 

oonncellon with their new calendar. But let nn 

one sup|MX4o tiiat God rc(iuiref Uenesis, and from profauo history ami 

trailitiuw, it HCHMUS evident that the weekly 

divkioii of time was in vogue before anil after tho 

dc-iuge until the deHveruuwf of tho Jews from 

If| bowevt^r, the antetUluviaus or pwldiluvians 

ever lost the regular sm^twslon, or wtablbhed 

dltterent calendars of time, we may imagine 

tlmt their Sabbaths bw;ame very nmtli 

changed. 

Beiore the hiventh>ii of tho telescoiK! and sei, 

tant, we know not Just how perfiHit astronomital 

science may have lH!en. Tho astrologers of Egypt, 

of ancient Babylon and Nineveh, may have bofn 

eservo 

tho primitive or Edenlc Sabbath an 

acknowledgment of the creation of tho earth by 

tlieir Maker, which was then, as it is now, a cotBplete 

tyi)e of tho Christian's eternid rest. 

God never made the celebration of tho Sabbatfi. 

either Jewish or Edonic, to depend upon the 

observance of any specific calendar, thot being» 

matter ol minor importance. Yet tho heathw 

were nowhere released from the moral duty « 

keeping a rest-day or Sabbatli unto tho Lonl- 

Surely no ono will contend that the Lord, when he 

instituted the Sabluith at tho beginning, did not 

foresee all the difilcultlos connected with the 

divisions of time men would bo compelled to 

adopt, OS they migrated firom one land to anotbet. 

Hi be Omfiniinl. 

A LIUBBAL OFFJKB.—Any old sttbscrlbor 

ng us a now ono, at 12.70, shall have their 

scription extended six months; and two nry. The fn« 

SeluL exiK,.llef from those wLo 

say thnt It is so useti. 1 undertake to prove, on 

tbe contrary, that the notion Is not only a gross 

fiction, but an absurdity. The Greek word ecdefia 

(rendered church) la assembly; a body consisting 

of those who come together, (l Cor. xl. 17,18, 

33- xiv. 2.1, 2(1.) But when and where did the 

"entire company of beliovers" throughout the 

world over "come together" in ono.assembly? 

They never will nor can here. If I am asked 

what Is the meaning of " the assembly," In such 

passages ns these: (Eph. 1. 22.) " The head ovw 

all things to tho assemby, which Is his body.'' 

fEnh v.2f».) •• As Christ loved the assembly and 

gave himself for it." (Col. I. 18.) " He is the 

head of the l)ody, the aasehably." (Col. 1. M.) 

» For his body's sake, which Is the assembly s" 

say that those passages evIdenUy refer to th^ kind 

of organlisodmeetlngcalledthoaasembly ot Chrtat, 

and not a moeUng of ail bellevere Uiroughout the 

world whether they assemble or net It ww an 

assembly which actuaUy assembled, of which 

Paul said: (1 Cor. ilh 27:) Kow ye are tho body 

of Christ;" It was such o body as had actual 

IMWtoro and toachow in It; (1 Cor. x». iBt 

iv. 11,12;) such a body that its membm liad not 

only "one and the same faith and spirit" but 

" one and tho same baptism" also. (Kph. iv. 4, ft.) 

" The Hssombly " Is there spokjui oT as we sjKvik 

of the horse, tho dog, tho family, when we spwik 

of any and every one of . a class. Bola rt HMII 

Uilnks ho has proved that tho wonls, " USM inbly, 

which Is his body," nmin " the whole uuml«'r of 

the faithful scattered throughout the world all 

genuine Christiaas without exception," by saying, 

" as that church Is alllrmetl to lie hU boily, it could 

not enter into tho qonception of tlio Inspired 

wrlterrf that there werO a class of jKrwins strictly 

united to Christ who yet were none of Its pomjMinent 

part/i." But this Is merely a fidse aswrtlon i 

an assertion that by the botly of Christ Paul must 

have meant an invisible body, and not that kind 

of so

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PIICO from Iho fouiulHtlon of the world; for Uie 

Holy Hi>ir]t alwayn han etliig In progrofw. Wo 

exiKH;t«I to CHnmenw a moi'ting In Alay, but tho 

Lord luw orderoil It otherwise ~ several have pro- 

ftwsed-many seekers, congi-egations very largo. 

Hiive no help from abroad, and never saw as groat 

an Inten^t matilfwtetl by tho proachoiH and 

l»eople. Tho work commenccd unexpectedly." 

This Is tho best way to hold a protracted mooting. 

When tho Urd sends a revival, Brt«t aro tho 

blessings connected with ii.—l{eoorder llov. 

F. M. Jordan nscontly hold a meeting of days at 

Laurlnburg. Ten professed convenjlon. • 

MisHouKi.-Tuewlay night of last week was 

Bro. Ponn's last ovoning with tho Pafk-avonue 

church, this city. He has gone to Columbia, Mo., 

whero ho oxiioets to remain one' wook. After that 

ho^pocta to go to lûlsvllle, Ky. The meetlngH 

at Park-avenuo church, this city, have been contlnuod 

by the pasjor, Bro. Wester, who feels enmurged 

in his work. Tiiere havo been aljout 

for^ convettilonB In tho mooUnga at his church, 

and ho will continue Uw evening servlcoi an long 

B« the interest JusUaes—itof/fr m^-vufft—XfL, g Dr. G. Ua A. 

LofloB, pastor oi the Third chmch, St. Lotili, be- 

comes awodato wlltor of the Cmtrul Iiap(M, 

The Oarrison-tiveBuo c^ngri^tlon fHt. Ixjuls] mot 

ytHtorday morning for tho llr«t tlmiii In tholr now 

location. For f«mr wooks they have boon moving 

tJielt house from the corner ol Morgan and Garrison 

to tho corner of Morgan and Compton. 'J'ho 

nuw locution Is much moro pleasant and central, 

und the outlook Is more hojHiful.—rA'H/m/ Iktpiid. 

,liov. W. B. Craig htw iKK^nno iKwtor of Mt. 

I'roirlo church, Monroe county, Hov. Greon B. 

Binlth has botnimllctl to tho pastorato of Nlnevuh 

church, Lincoln county. 

Âssocladon will 

„)cet at Hansboro, Harrison county, I'Viday U'foro 

tt)P fiiird Habbath in June, l«7!», instead of Friday 

(tcforc (ho Fourth Habbath In May. Kid, I. 1). 

I»un«?r, of (Vystal Springs, has been apiwint^nl 

State Evangelist, and has ttcc/.— -Beverai ol the young ladUx 

iittemling Blue Mountain Kemale t'ollege, of 

which Eld. M. P. Lfiwrey is prosiilenl, have proffjwed 

faith iu ('iirist during the presold siHsion. 

-I entered upon iny W(trk Hi l-Viars Point, 

Shufonlviile and Oak ridge at ihe i-ommencmient 

of this year. Wo have a gwl Hubtmlh school at 

mch church ; aNo a wwkly prayer-iiKH tingat tla- 

I'olnl. Our congregations and, il seeinn, general 

iiiterwt, are steadily inars of age, lie siKsnt 

flffy ycats of his life in (lie ministry, llecommence

134 T m i H B A P T I S T . T S t Q J S A - P T I B T . 18g 

the Sdblmth mm-ked by tho ccswUon of falling 

l)0J»ph5 were to worship, to be placed to the "Wwt. 

manna." "To-morrow Is the rest of tho holy Bab- 

It Is objected that tho pamdlalseal Sabbath ww 

iltefaptisi bath unto th«> Lord." W« answer, roferenco 

appolntwl to bo kept on tho seventh day, ond so In 

dooms tt) ho made to dim'tlons before given: 

the fourth commandment was the Jewish, and 

"lHOttHAIff OlVWf A HAWWim TO tllWI TIIAT TllllH "This Is what tho Lord hath auld;" as also Ititi- 

tiiey are, therefore, supposod to havol)een kept on 

maUtl in tho Kith vorso: "ThU Is the thing which 

tho same day. But this wnstHiuenco will not fol- 

"li^foiumtbuiiV, 

tho Lord hiith commanded." Mosi« speaks as 

low from tho premlsoH. For upon their migration 

8. HAHAVVV. Ekiok-lieep«r tind OnUr though his nrrangomont had Innm comnjuulcrttotl 

out of Ejj'ypt, God aptwlnted tho IsraelltoH quito a 

liMlaiointed a day 

RO. OUAVES:—Stmii) yottw 8ince you iUhclared to be institutiHl m a nu'irinritU of their earlier than the Ivleulc; which is rt^nderod almost 

cuawHl «o my thenHatUfaitloiltheehiuiK« from 

tlio Jewi«h Sabbftth to the presont l/inJ'H clHy. 1 

liverance out of ihe land of Kgypt, and this being alwolotely certain by tlie words of the prophet, 

bav« lost the article ami line of thouKht. I u"i In suiKiraddwl to the reason for kwiiing the ancient vvliich we an^ now prepsn^l to iintl«trt now, iittHl your I'lH- paradisiacal Sabbath, makiw it highly probable It slum; which the Iniilders reftised is Utf>mo the 

cleiit hflp Brwitly and rt-quf^t you to rt'-prodiicc was appointtxl on a ilillerent day; otherwise, how head rtone of tlio ttjrner. This is the 1/ord's 

tho article or ro-tfisca'w the question. 

could it be a memorial of a now eveiitV t)r with -ioiiiC; it is marvellous In our eyes. This is the 

i:. T. K. 

what propriety could it Ik- said, iw it is, that In- which the I/ml hnth mu'te ; we wlli rejoice 

We have hiul several reciui-HtH like the alxive In 

cause Gwl brought them out of the land of Egypt, and be glad in it. (Psa. exviii. 22, |Mj. In theforc- 

tho last twelve montlw, uimI an the question seems 

therefore he commanded them to kci>p the Sabguing Hcrij>ture, (to our mind), the Ix>rd as clearly 

lHcrt>a«ing in intertwt we t,''ve at leiwt the huI)batn 

day'.'" (Conip. E. xxx. II, and Deut. v. 12.) pt>intH tml tlie day on which tlie saints siiouid 

Htanceof what we preset! tetl at Home length yesirs 

ago. When Go»l had HnlHhi«l the ciralloii or ro- 

Jennlng's Antiq., as (iuote before him with Joy and gladness, (after 

tormation of the heavens and the larth for the 

April 12, isni). Further on this point indue time. 

the ending of that disiwn-'alion), as he did the fact 

abode of Adam's raee, ho rented on the seventh 

But we now procewl with the innub-y for the par- 

that tiifi stone disiillowwl of the iniilders, should 

day from all hi«i work which he made. "And G(mI 

ticular day. 

l»rove to be the precious corncr stono which (Jom with tho " King of Terrors;" but Iiia triumphant 

it was oontu^ la a flÛon state us an onUitom or the sun-sotting. (Lov.xxlii. 82). A3 the worshipers return on that blessed day had givaQ tbeni the 

///jjfl of miUAmfiii rest. Whereas' he J ewlah. Sab- of the suti adored toward the l^t, tho point of the **oll of Joy for moumintf, and tlie garment of 

t»Ath was confined to that pouple, and Its contln- •un'i rising, Ood orddred the lôit Holy placo, in praise for the spirit of heavinew." 

u inoA restricted the samo as I ho Aaronio priests which wero the Bacrotl symbolfl of hl» presonce in 

huod. ButUUtrlumiihantlyiwkwl, '

186 Tjais BAPTIBT. THID BAPTIST. jSZ^ 

YEtiLOW FEVKR HOUNDS AGAIN ~ WJT11 woro those mtfntlonciJ In our tirtlelo, and they cer- 

BREVITIES. 

LETTERS STmCTIA' THUK, tainly have not done HO, or reiiuested or author- 

T 

Howanl Malcolm, D.D., L.Ii. D., died at hU 

HEiUf/frotoroflMtwook iiU'ntioriH my imnic Iml tlit> wlltor of tho Jifflftylw to compiaiti ftu" rnsldcinet) lu Phlhiileli)hhi last week. He wiw 

RM the com«i>ODdent of tliH Hichiiiond Uernld tlioiii. Hot lot It be notwl, tho v«'ry [Kirty so ter- pitNldent of the Hahnenutnn Modlml Cbllego,atid 

who wrota the panyi^ph In reforonro to tli« !(»« ribly (Himuipionod by Bro. Maydold exprtwsly do- 

of lufluAnce by inlnlstew who left homo durlnir 

(»f the Baptist Illstorlcal 8(H'lety. 

tho recent cbldemio in thlH city. I know tlmt clart'rt that h(! hits not tirmmcd that ho has caust* 

Tuk D(x*rKJNAL Hkioions.—• j'lrst Oourue at 

Ciiuso 1 

naino, and making the .Iuukhhk** of I>r. (Jravw'K 

article apply to me. 1 am MatiMlliHl hti illd not and tiial ImprtHHton Is lite one luitii we and Dr. know It makes my members more Intelllgeut and 

inskfl any Ruch app)k!ation,~.s. lAtmlmm, Am-V l/.inilninHlejirepitti'tl~" to j)reJiiUice wh in tin' mor(! eiiicient—-belter IJaptlHts and Itetfer Chris- 

tlniation of bift reHderovo. We rejrartl hlH unwiirrauted 

etatomenlH to bt> an unbrotherly «ttpmi>t to 

had no intent to do tliis, uitd tlien wo will attri- riume rrnifson ? 

prejudice us in the (wtlmation of his n>a|rt>nrs it certainly wiw in tills elty, that Dr. l.andrinn 

all have fof Hro. Landrum, and thh mnvM.ion iiiiit the e^litor of tli" ItejUvtor uKscrtwi what lie 

was the author of thestate the fm-t, i, e,, that Dr. L. is tlie 

inlustieo done iw l>ot li. 

It certainly was mit, is the answer of Dr. L.'^ 

We had not Bro. Landrum in our (liouHhl whon Memphis eorrespoinleiit of lh(! lii lii/ittitji JlemU," 

nioHt intelligent tiii'tubcrs and intimate. IriendB. 

ve penneil onr article, and the aî^-rtiou of !(»» a fact which Dr. Ijiuuirum did not lum>ielf Itnon 

Hut III" i-ditor of the AV//,F/W XVIF it was — but 

eJltor of the IteflMor that we culled hini a " Yfl- until tlifi Hent/d'ii la-it is-uie, in wi)i.iltIy I'oiilil to lesive. Sidd 

all our article can l>o forccd to mean. The al>ovr. l/mdnnn written you, Is.'fore 

.sition touching " I'aslors and Epidemkw." 

rêrs will take it to Imj a llat donial. We are 

obltj{ei. I regret tlmt. I pity my 

brethren, f suppose they can't help it."—* • *, 

uWi)tphiJi.-~J'yotn /{(iptiti Hefii'dfor. 

Here Is another Memphiscorrespraidentstriking 

in the dark—at whom ? At those noble pastors 

whom tills unknown corres|>ondent calls "runaways," 

who felt It to be their duty tu remove their 

families Iwyond tho breath of the plague and provide 

for tliern? What though lh shields that 

havo been lnter|>t>setiM. The editor 

asks pardon lor the ovoralght, and will bo more 

careful in future. He tries to get all the liest things 

from all quarters, and has always bad a good name 

for giving cre

188 TjHK BAFTlsrr, 

Family Circle. 

'ffHE HOLK IN THE TOP OF THE POOKET 

TP « pannn lorn « lUthi obmsge,« doorkef, «7& 

p8ii,atb)i. 

Hut what pig c»)hI(1 resist h i2"8to%'ahin sucli ciiny 

resch of its roo"ti«T Not thin one ni any rate; m> 

Rlvinjir ft low Ut til head, hti »fnt thy pai)c.>k>- iImwij 

his throat, and thu* Biuieil i;s silvctiturfs (ofovi i. 

f don't kuo'v if any of the (ittle children can Hn-l 

a lewon In mi /Hncifiil a story, and yd lupjxicn we try. 

Huroly it uiuii b« the old, oM le«w>ii o( liow (ooI^hIi it 

it to seek to estaiw what we ouishl, l)ut ilu not like to 

do, f:>omethlng is too Imnl, tou di'Sgrecublf to ti*; we 

give it up; then worse botalls u«, and wr winh we 

could have the time over ajrain. 1 this lm(l Ihi u a 

wnsible pancake. I'm quite sure its Inn ihoufrhi, hm it 

slipped into piggy's mouth, wnukl havo tiecu, '' l).>'it, 

dearl I wish 1 h«d stftved in tlio fryiogpRii. It 

would have Iwen Imltor to mate h >lintH r 'or tbtiw 

poor chiltlrcn, thaii to l>e sw.'tllowc'J up liy u tivarhcrous 

friend." 

sniciiius le*t what little they have should oacape out 

ol their handi. They look always on the dark aide, 

and can never eujoy the good that it present 

lor the evil that is to eomc. This is not religion. 

Iteliglon makes tho heart olteorful' and when ita large 

and licnevolent principles are ex«rci8earent 

results. Everything ahould bo Ju«Ued on l^^s 

merits; and because rtwulte are not soon, It la no 

proof that good la not done. ^ " It T ^ k 

says an old motto, "Events belong to God." I^t 

us do our part: helj> deserving young men; and 

if they abuse tho privilege, the sin shall rest at 

their door. We will receive our "ward; and 

they wUl find that •• every one must 

of hlmseU unto God." But Without coutrlbutlons 

Jroa^Te churches and friends of tho J oa^. J J 

do nothing. It would bo wrong to try and 

helbappUcanta until wo have fundaln hand, for 

S t w » r u n ua In debt; and It U wrllton: 

îê no man anything, but to low Wm." 

Very truly ymij 

Jnokwa, Tenn., Mawb !

140 THIfi B ^ P T l ST. 

OALIPOIINIA COItRESPONDKNOE. if you will bear with an old and ooufidentlu very smiill per (lent on the amount eolecjtflU ^nd 

he writer of tho foliowing letter waa the piofWond 

a moment longer, I b{« to say that the 

T UWil. ^ 

neer miniotuiry of our donoiulnalion in CHHgreat 

IxKly of our lUiptlat churchiw and mlnlstcni, 

fomitt. He r(«choliu. (JUAVlC.S;-~ln TI!I; BArnsrof Man-h 

spot he found WP«t of the Itocky Mountains; and ture, for a quarlH- of a century, tosncli utiremil» 

' -!ith, an nrtiiie oyt^ the signature of Kid. j, 

the man whom he would have taken most paltw tlng, assiduous, Hum»«fu! t(til a.s he. Nor cîn n. Janitsoii, criticlHlng a letter written by nio, 

to avoid, headralnHl r)crhaps, more warmly than any other man on earth do so much of thi-i partic- iillliiK for a supiily lor the destitution now exist- 

any oth.er. 

ular work in a given time tis lie. Hence our ing in thlis part of Arkansas. Kid. .laini'spn 8o(;niH 

Previous to hLn TOmlng, conceptions of hitj real great anxiety that all cbun-lM^ on (his coast to think tliat it was a n ilei-tiou on him. It was 

character on the part of those who did not know should enjoy his twchings unti tiiey are bron-jht not iiitHidcil for any one e-i'copt those it suited. Jf 

him iKJraonaly were aa wide T tho truth a>4 to the as high anil i.ure ji dm-trinal standard iw tlie tlie shoo fits iCkl. JaiiKson, of course he must wear 

Hidfls of tho continent are apart. Nor were IUM churches of tho .Southwest, where, and (iirougii it, if it pinehes, he can l)nt squeal. Ho makos some 

vlewH of some of our bcwt brethren—of whoiu lu whom, Baptist j)rinciple« and Baptist progre.s., very unjust and severe " (lings" on this andothor 

only heard, much more corra-t. 

have more rapidly and abundantly dovelo|K'd in (•hui-ehes; and seemingly very (artlsh, and ought 

Save the churches whose nieinlKrs) came from rwsmt times than elsewhere on tlie continent. to have used a littlo of (h(! Miv/ianm A{/Ht\w. 

the Bouthwest, and the lw«tori who wve them 

Did I not know that you wer ; prouti of Bro. fore ii. writing, so a.i to have tenijKWd it. Tho fol- 

very few heard of hl8 coming but to "nhrug the 

and with referenw t»>;veu tu 

reduce ozpeDW)*, rabe o«ra and oat**, And 

of Ihpit. Iti-Unw It lo MIUKI prematuraly. 

i i i i t e r ; 

her inlgliborhood, and fimr utbcra by her 

(eed the prodnota Inui jiotk aud iieuf. 

A VKU'H il A in Vion wiu nwtorofiutHioranty reeoinmendatlou, and in lhe< oominunlealKht 

and rtnl hair to B rloh brown or Uouordenanoliflr deep ft>r a lady friend. Tliey 

Hy nxliotloD of «*j>enm!« 1 rffor loftich 

blauk, an may bo Uwirwi. U '^>nuua alt and glVA the greflmt aaUatacUon. 

iMiccrue frum faim inHna)(eta«»t, I'ut 

lono crop tbat will coiupol yiui to bay tad T1)0»)IW I.'uid«leU,l4omMni«--'l'linik. 

clpaiHc* th, Ktvlog Ua healUiy action, U T Kapey of (leorgia, wrltea; " 1 iave |>e«i 

expoiolv^ macbluery to ouhivatt* or fur MiJiber tslitplon; will imUUxb. 

and rpniuvPN and curt*Uandrufl nud liuinorM. uaing the Brace alnce July, Uff«, and find It 

Ily ItH iM! falUiK htUr la elieckcd, nnd ii all new It la recommended to las. To me It l« In- 

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will woiiiilea* inairuinenW and obtain work 

of whl. li Ibey generally make a mUerable 

Imleh, and repreaent tbemaelveil an my 

im.'iita. All my tuner* and ogenU carry 

li itera 111 liilroilucUon benrlu»thla«lgnatnre 

(Kao HImlle.l 

All ottlem promptly atteodKl to, and aatW' 

faotinn Buaranted. *» ftiUU 6 

LORD & TAYLOR, 

NEW_YOKK. 

Opening Spring Display 

NEW DRY GOODS. 

WB CAN 

KUOKO: 

SUiKS. 

lok aibU nanydn, t^ 

braî branoioi vonnct, jrawBl •»

TBCK BAPTIST. 

To all ûlTorors iVom Pro- Uie Mue of faitigue, UMI leave in« with lungs and nil^lfiîfl.SV^n^TrL^Z^^^^ 

« bmty, vty, faatky voloe; it, I aw - W. C. ÂWTTKNCK, M.U, 

OrgaiiH. 

t four hours a duj without uhaua- 

u(ay«, lorMlremewTOfcoi^Muf my UOK 

Cirowfordvle, Miss. ifeoty in my uiui wn uinTfuiy 

t^M) or hoaxwuew, 1 now UM it only 

when apMikinf, and thuR preBerve TBMTliOMlr 

' 

my I'VHIiIC] HPIUKfSItN. 

that f am tmioU »>eMi«lti\i, 

bHClc or lu a wnaon. /DUuw ' •-'"».> 

U.imitli 

my rW^ 

notlili 

|i|ow, IWM^ in tiM 

I tako iliin Miothod ut culing your voioo atr and and phyBioAl eaerides. J do front tl>« Oovernor of T«»Hnr«««4>. emturuiuoreWM 

tmitibi to U>» iolebtnted fiodv and Lung not believe thai any one would ever be 

lrioe, winh 1 liaVt. aojd for tki last lUlBlcted with hamia, ot pHlet, or weaknew 

twtin In a iJuj', «l)ieakig or puting forth unusual eHorta. Mhould be n^d by all HufTerem. He Kia.J. It- Urive«-J)i nr Hlr. ( bRvi- «„,. 

I wil briefly TO . yoli m V nuuunt t is for a prewrer ot a good voice and largely, of a If not altogether, ow«"rt hlH 

reoommcndintf thu iuvalual Wo article to sound phydcal oonditioi). It should t«e but election to the Brace. Notice fttiti 

iaUt«l with 

yon, 

tim 

liU. It If. 

I ftnli'fMi 

iuljH.wilbl«) 

lina(».inf 

m, (i,A 

you. hinte tuan eighteen yean ago, worn I by every eve minister and public what he says: — Itnwo 

wurtu 

1 

In 

(ixluml 

wtili'li 

ft>r 

to «xi>rn«i 

(•liuit nipiTB, 

tl«.lrn*l 

U iil 

or 

al, 

til,' 

Thi-y 

ni|Muru 

lutvu 

bml 

iUl 

now 

my throat wa generaly Hore, and eaaily growing weakneia of age. I UN»(1 tlie Brace Ncit b}:)uiir- lin lltt/d !iy Old Stjries-Vol. XXXVJ. MEUrillS, 1KNN., APUIL tin, New Scrles-Tol. XIL No. 10. 

aoon (tuptirindticed bronchitis, which neri- thit lUwIi iH hoir to; but it will ro- tliat tuy voice viuuld uot have the mi'diui proftwion. 

ounly tlireatcicd my li/»«. 1 wiw now licvo, whore it (bxw not fuly cuni, nil been eOected at all. 'I'be ilrst The imtcit liaving expirc^l I jinvt'. 

ooinpelotl to fJprint tKin preaching, and, that jrrontarmy of ill8 aud tit-hoH that time I UNed It I addreNNCd a Rocuni:il in il." wlicli evtril tieie eiuild have, beeji liMIe or Hut no it wil IJO iskwl, What ground, other lhaii 

and ^'l for tvry MiliwrilHTyini failto 

l^lwi to take, Wliat cauwxl and cou- who have used it aro prt'i>arecl to SiNIN-rKUM' T«»TI!lo;Vl-. get. 

KstHli* " jiroi'riety in lis eal ig that nation is " chosen" that HUggestd by its bolng made a memorlMl of 

tinucd that conxtant irritation and (iwtify: It Hupporte th« haclc, alMlo- 

Ijacking cough, they amid neither inen, ex- Htotnach, fungn aud womb. It, .nKAH HBO. UnAVKMt-Toi luiwltr i»« 

Or f>ti' IJiw'*' (ir Ici lfiU'th with 

ANAi.isis 1 riir, nm |KM)j>le. 

the delveranco from Egypt, havo we for HUpiw 

I, Aiuni-tn 1""" I'mliou' lunl Kicnit IlMoiy. 1. Tin' i»li- 

)dain nor prevcot. Providenw threw th(>rof()rp, prfvenlB husilidi!. houTHiv- 

n uriM*ut, mtin litres yeora mwo. ol «i«b, our îl'i twch. 

NiviliT'irtlK' WciU-KaliliJvth iruirUitliu ;.|in.nini'nt ol 

The .lewish Sabbath, Un n, for tlie lr.4 iiwc for- ing it wa.s opiKinUKJ on adilR'rentday? laiHwerr 

of 

lije remedy in my way. My wio wiw i)e!«, pil(«, hernia, convuiptior), and iWvritUHl 

ilHnul 

Hud 

i'* l.iiiiu 

k( 

aud 

II lur 

Hotly 

lbr', - ina.snmch AS Uil 

ar«t IfliVi 

(or 

••tli-tt. 

Il«-rtu.i 

I'lom (KtlilmfiJl rili'.l 

at Irivtc 

worth 

lbr«« 

of ItilN 

tlinpM 

UriM>. 

tlirnnionnl 

I Irtr »•«« •>>•iHif otln*-, niKl •iK>itsir 

Kfil)titl>.-l. Argtlifit froin I'mi'liwy. I. Tin- inHtitntioi of the 1'as.sovw, from the morning to the evening; ind the lftooilh 

oflnbor IhMt I did l>«ft>rt> without iwi, fH- iK Urn >il .l ili« lii»i or Ibv li|)« 

|/)«l luilh HWilf— lio lilctili: IS ililiiHi, 1.'. imt lH' .Ht iNli. - 

1. Avijuiolil Iroi 'lVniuui'il,i'i'l'i'ti"i{"i'^l"» wil be ex- iatli. . 

etc. If the words " batli said," in ver.'-e 2!, must Intli 'mtitleatjhangt! In the beginning of tie week, 

the rectum. 

IP H|H t«wtinony ; ehalglHl by purcluiMcr paying C'XIVfcsi-' 

voice oommencotl )uilding up, until 1 

cîuld articulate, widcli 1 hud not done 

It in beinx U^HI nitire and more ol innny inlnlitrMa« to ltd irreat lM>i>: f>hnrir'>H /Vddrix^-t 

In K7.r old 

my Sahlwlw to b(! a sign lu'twoon it^ and liom, 

aicle tliat wiui invcnud for tlic in.i 

jirtvurwors 

ol 

of eoiHumition. And 

to Mijtês. 

nvkt ing. TieHU tacts furitHli at lenst atrong pro- 

h'uiales only, rrivutcly, to a few Fjn-cil 

many a Hulcrer luw iKt-n eunnl of 

that they nilKlit know that I am tho Lonl that 

wimptlve cVitlence, a strong proiwbility, that lM) 

(riend« who wete HUikmig I cuHcrpd 

dysi>v(«i aud liv« r complaint who 

rtundify them." V»caber.-,9nd al thew HymptimHofdinit nlta« lur«!«l for J. H. Urnvra, l,l..l>.,nr« 

glig down," gonenm, eahauftion alter u ile i ltiprrHl, mil itre inor«> aurablr, 

yERVOUS HEADACHE, 

lietwot'U OtKl aud , the iHraeltia ; but this ineakirig or talk- hundre

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