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tumtwttAS »VT». SSIj^SSv W i ^
A Y X M. )>HKwUyMBUldT«D*Mookii>rUMrwM.
miMtM. ttyad TYENTR nyra agiv «xaaUB*
__ bulM «Ml itvm LaM lOtuaBM liu^ t j t'K&I^*
Tha aywuMir Ktl* «i |bk|>ilMBt iu i and tb oiwlt bAtar/vxi.
Amm*un**
i>«bli8b«di by ttaa LondottTraatl
U tba beat aid to Blbl«»tndy :
IMnoteaarabrfef and fnll enouglt, without
being t,niubalcie, lu (haep, t«.t«
pslliMiWivf*^
StHlleMl Thltaga Mat Ueatwrally
UMOwn. coturUatlmi of t^« uaeml thing*
dtMovered t>y i»tMnratn*»«tl»all«ti ai»d cru-
iMMl
leUm. Utab.tvfM UM
L^mppe m »tt oetotinte Uiotnpper. aoploa* yM* oi ^tenn. aud | tot *
tmad tamenta, with a larger maaa of B^ptural
TbUahould b« In tna baud* ofevenr Kaptteu I pages tl^
tnformatton for Bible Teacbera aud Htndenta
and thOM prtjudload ajndiut t)>«m by tb» TBCte eioUn, IV-.; M ao»«m. ta ««M>niL Pricf |i.so.
•aqaent agaa. Tula work, la nou tn Benpturai
in etoib. ttjati.
and hUtortoal lnrofmaUon,ajoi« u aeompleia aattat HIalary. By J 11 Oamp, D I>. A
Paa*ar*« Uaad Itaoli. VXmtprbiiig avleo-
andnnanawarablaTtadloaUonor Old l^and- etonptete tatatory fnus Uie ftwndaiitni or t&e
tiuiu of tj«rtp4ar«« srraoKed for various occaitrm
good Landnuuker aboiUd CbrUtlan ch arcb to tiM cloae ot tb«iM«bl*i. Btlng Herinon* oa impculant »obj«rt», by J. u
"u* »•in ttae premni wnloir T»H" Hutrj ar tk* RJhl»-Pn>ni tj«aea!a
K. li. C. Howell, l> H. istno., pi». lit. CUith,
and UananU U tut praferable u> tbe luma to daya or tbe ApoUtca. It wUl »bow yon to KvTrlalioa. Xoid la tUmpte laagttag* im It! eta.
mTalfl and i*nbtlo, alnoa tbeaa umu ara ^tiat Itepttsu did not ongtnat« witb KMCI the Yo«ag. «r U«a» ruaser. It baa tweo the ttoud for catalogues
uablgnooa. IYio«,ln olotii,tuota. \VtUlam% nor tn Sngtand, nor wttb the tnad rndeaxxtr of the antbor, to preparing mta
••ptiat (Tliarcb Dlr«titv«tiM»»«*», la r»vt>i»» vt -Jnmt Itleatljta U» rity, strength ami whnlmuneuriui. Mere
views held aud taucht t>y tbe acwatiitw]
e«'onOBik-al than thv orttlnart kU>U»,Andcan-
I'rloe br mall, w ot>. ClhrlBllan clinroh. Pripe in cloth.«.«).
not be »f,ld inw.niiwtiUon with the miiltJtmle
APOSTOLIV CUUBCH. By W.KjPa»ton. THK IKriDRLI* nAFUIITKR. Ttiu
Ol low test, Kluirt wvlght, Hlom or phoaphate
MIM i;i.i.AK(;ot~K.
Thlalaavary able treatlne ou tbe daotrtne t>ook by the prince of writer*. Or. A. C,
->wderi.. K«ild only in c«n».
ana polity ot the New Teatainent ohnrob Uayton, la one that every family Khoohl THK fllRiKTIAK-N »AII.T TRIULHt. eOTAt. tiiticiKM IVwbiR r( acd abarply i>olntMl Irt*ptl-
lea along needed _ woX . . In onr donoml- ^ Kev (o ('ampbolltam. By D B Ray A tlae on aotue text of ISrrtptarv tor every day
ttaUoaal llteratare. Price lu cloth, iHI Ota. valuable work for ail who wtnh to nndar* tn the y««it. Th«re ate tliiee bandit and
"/miv my
UTTLB BAWIBT. By J. M. UarUb
•Und t^DiDbelllan). -
«lsly>Qve>>n anraivtna In It. Tva nilnUtei
wbo nerd* «agge genera ly ;«»d. In
and Beauty
yoang, It will b« found very proflwble to cloth, 270 piigM, 6U cu.
THE rnvara ajE:t'«Rik.Bt>uH ta a
oldar penona. Price tn cloth. To on.
blank-btK>k wtUi prtul1>*Kaa,larKit^
«»bW la tmtlnK Skin 1M«MUWI>, |t«|.T Hamurt Utin
PriM, la olotb.
MBOBMra a^wnvaaa. Muaeiai Oltkiin KatwiUn ar» ahaulatthr Bare, and Ih* nnlv
..pnriui BooKa,
aiBdoin ot ifaa Yoona Man of UtaHOBU: TIIO la^lN. Ill««d Pttrtihr. UHI jSlB^raOm. '
TURK
Md mryitlwrT.
rvau H^Tbww ataonld IMT Wfiiw
rtei Hnatinait, ft W. IVmaUhit«aiiaCaiaicMOa.
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Bhuad yo in the Ixrajra, and ewe and awk fbr tho old patha, which aro the stood ways, and walk therein, and yo ehaU find rout for your BOUIB —JETXMTA
K.ntnrivl nt the I'lwt Omco of Mempbln, Tuna,, aa He« l av.- i.i- nM-fii!
SpOf.tacle of (loO mUKOf-^uri > ;'iv. i^ (1 > lily
tlarlinjf Son 10 Iho slmmifnl lunlirv .t ih-it
Tull it not Ihftt tllO sjlOil' HIHI ;.!(" 1! 'im) ol « ml.'
VOtl titllv cotilil or wotilii ever givi lii'i nnly Siiii ii|i
to a inocli trial and a riiic! donili If ihori' wh- sny
otlior IVniiitaiii err-opi mi i))ii>i,(\.! in ilu' lit>ii« •
of Daviil for sin and iiiir! ihhI uiin i',
liHtuil Ulld W(iadnr, lii'JION 11 HIIIIN'L '1 SUIMU-O
for lilO lipiK'C of lilllf an limii I! Ii 11 il r il.ii kncili i k h iv m Ii]- ^i;iii.l
there iiiili llio iiinelli Imur a i.l h 11 liiiii I'l''
Higna!. "I' ""•'•'"^'''i *vliicli ilu' ln iivcnly
harperi) hreali fortli I'lMiii iiii'i- ii ' ii -iUMu r iiii.i
Iho glad ftcolain> iif ill iniiif; 4111 i- ai' dvnij.?
love, and then if YM IMM iniiiiiiir anv oilier
way of sdviiiK Mimiers ym • ' i- » .Iriiio 1, til
the cross of Chri.st In ymi a in vHi.
A ( < a i " t ' f " " " " \vinii>ui a i^iiowl-
edgo of UhriMi, Ciod has imp i-od u iiuM 'ik'.» ta-k
upoti his cliililron ill rtitiun inj; lliein lo pri-ai:.li
hiiu a', home. Yon say lln' limno Hiimurs will ho
lost bocauBO they aro ro.-t|ioiisii(ie. Wlii' niakotliom
roHponsililo any moie Uian llif IliMilicn, il ii.
ia iiiit Iho very gospel by uhi -li you jnoinHi' i(»
Htvo them? I (ell you if I'.io H.-atluMi I'.ui Im Haved
wllhoul a kiiovvledgti of Uhri. , and (i id i» just
taiilali/.iug the Hiiinor of (his eoniiu y tlnongli the
Hacrilkoft of his childrtMi, y >11 h IV ) lor a (J jd 11
tyrant of tlio most nnrort'^onalile and (ip|) OHKIVO
typo. If proHclilng Chfim tier.' in our own lioniuH
rovealB to u^ ami lo our clilldren a hell of wlii h
wo cotthl otherwise know noUiiiig in ihi" lile or
tlio next, ami if In Ihin way only > are lo exporienco
a slate of unrest ami ..prioun «p|iralieuHiou
in (his lifo, and if the majoriiy thus made rewponfllblc
HfO to lio forever ion heroafter, I 1011 you llio
«ml doos not JtialUy tho mcaui. So Ur (roni it, it
tnakea God, in rolailou to iiW miulHiors, a tyrant
and a brutal task-iiittsior. Why eall a wit of nion
and make thoni fool "woo is me if 1 proaoli n >t tho
goopol," tf mou can 1)0 savml wiilioul it? Why
«houi(> wo poofly supported wrololiea bo iorced to
mliko tho fogrful iiorlflco to oufgolvoa and (atnl-
1 lies of moBl ail thd luxurloa and many of tho UPC-
1 oeisUleBof thU llfo, only to boooino factoM in doprivlng
tho hoiiio •Inuots of iho bloaHiiiga of blUs<
liil igiioranox ill thin life, an I 11 lu (hiiir g >od
liuniing groiinii in the next?
If you "a/ itie gotpcl will save thoiii aflor making
them ro:i|>oii4ible, I tell you moBi of thoin aio
xoing lobe l(jat. "Broad U the road tliat Irada to
(loath, and many there be that go in thereat." If
I helievi.i thai (IIMI had ealled inn to make tlie saorilii-e
jmil heoauso lie could, thus forcing lue to
make nu n ruspouHible, wlliiout the iiopo or proa-
|ie( t of HHviiig at kia the gospel of all ila suppriiaiural
power, and Mtamp Paul as a liar wiioro bo
nays : "We are embasinatldrs for God."
One more Soriplure arguinunt only. When
Clirisl apok.i to Paul as he wa4 Journeying lo Dimasciis
lie said : "I am Jo.ius, whom (liou poi

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THE BIG HATClUK ASSUCIATION. »mall, who stated that ho btM weEii.j
THK re|M>n on hunie tuU'tan* wa4! pubiith^^l Urt will «bov«- frcini what wnim) ih 8t«
ooHtribuUoug came.
At our U»t aniiiul tupclinjf Hip suranj-cd
wllh Bra Jo«. H. Uoriint lo t»ko the fioUl lor ti>relgo
udMiuns. We arm «>t»rry to rv'jmri tiiat mi account
of railing heal-h Itro li,.riiiu (.ixvoiuoii
from doiug tho work coiitfinf'U itl
oulortHl Baptists in the South, some of their churohos and her daughters, which ought never OHoe be
tloiug grandly, show tho power for Christ ropre- named among Baptists, and whenever I hear It
s^nied by thf'so pooiile, tlioiigli many ohurchos from Baptist church or mlnistor, tho idea of soft
wore hel|)lo(>ij l>coaui(> of ignorance of loaders and solder Is assooUtod with It,and has been slnoe the
RUlH-r^tliion aiiion(r moinl>iT«i. Kvory paKtor iu last thirty years. I most heartily approve of your
one of tlioir large Assojimiomt In 8oiilhcrn Arkan- reply, trom the fact that the churches aw Indosas
wsis iiN:it to rotiil. IMiai crror.-t were tlovolpondont bodicH, organlxod by Christ Jesus as the
o(.iiig ainoiij: thorn Uisti wili b" hard to ropro.is, conslliuonls of his kiiigdom, his only executive
that it wim one oi ilu- nowliexl niisisioii llokls In tho known lo him on earth, aud not tho ministry which
worhl, right llionsintl ol' iho iiliio tlionfiairl i'.i»loro-t Homo Mi..ion S.M-ioly had alroady NponI ai Kstoring, Iii» «. iho orir»tii/ation of "insliiUIOH' knowledge or oonsent, and afier prayer and con-
Urxv. A. W. Ijiiiisr IM* iti|m'tcil lor |.toa< ho having Iho pro^irhom ami ol lior» of HI Icruiion he linally con«outed to serve them to tho
o act as scmtary for foreign tiiUAion", ii« f^f i .ai 311 As-i'i iaii'.ii ttirol I'vor) ihrco iiionlh" and spond liesi ol hl4 ability, which ho uiu only in obeiioDoo
e ry church in the A«sf?t iatioi) tak.' ;i ix.lif.-ti .u Itooi ihrco lUvfc lo u wrok nn lor Iho in»lnu;lion ,>1' to Iho Crou choice of tho church, and it wan some
for lhi« dep* riiueul of
• oinpoli-nl hiolhti'ii Mo Nidii>d l!ial Ihoro woro time hoforo ho wasordainml a minister, being only
Kesolved, That wo take »-olli-.tii.[i- in tiio | ir-i -i X itoii rolort il IJa|.li»l rliinrlKM ;>nd sovi'ii Ihoils- a doacon of tho ohurch. See Fuller's Works vol. I.
and Central cburclicsi ((.^is:rvij:ii min an.l r iliiri'd i ii i ho This AsHh ialioii will < rva(. , in ...n
in s I'oiiyroj;'!!'otMl ii-lio il a; Moniplim ln.sl year liig an Fullor did the oriliuancos in connection with
n«ction with luinisieria! (•tluciti m. » Unk tim I
Ho oarniiliy n-.pjosiod tli- npfraiMn ol iho visliing ordainod ministers as ho did at Katoriug.
for a cerlaiu of iiob;o young mini.lor- w !...-.
A^iS'-i-ial ioii in lilt w. irk
I alxo wan appointed if missiouary by tho Board of
education is limited, an.l who iii. inniKMv ! w -!
fa^l!Ue^ aud
cauuot OU t4T SCluH.»\for Ifui k*'
and thu fuud l>e placiHi it) IJr > \ i-:i»b!o > hin Is i.
purchaw such books.
Rewired, That Brt> Vvnat-k' bo i.
preach a «erniou or dviivor « locitirr l riif,-!,i
'i-i liiii.'ii »va« .id .ji'.'.l ilinl II i-,iiii oillfi-, i-on- Iho Son thorn Itaptist Conventiou, on tho rocomsioini;
.1 ilii' Ifov- U. A \ .•Mal.l.\ A W l.aniar, niondalion of tho Missionary Board of tho Lil)orty
;«n
n'a l
I'lio ri'iM.ri iiii ohllii:irio.-i read l)y tho Uov list Convontion, aud shall ever take it to bo tho
The comiuittM on noiniuittioiH a|.fi>ii.ie.i Kui< K f l'".inlktior.
mind and will ot tho Holy Spirit, as did Paul and
.T. I>. Audersou
Tho Ki'V J. I; ("aiia.la n-ad iho ri h I on puh Harnabas, who went for by th tho order of the church
lo proaoh tho iutro*JucU»r\ i^t riiutu li 1' I'tiiliii.' ami li. I, Crai;-.
lhal Iho chiirohcH of (Jhrist wore selected and or-
tor. The special lor iIH- In.ii' U inj; T • I'hr r< |H>il ..1 III • i-oipminoi' on I II ri *|iiin.lrnrr laiiiod an hi* oxorutivcs on earth, and not tho min-
report on niiwist«>ri!tl i »soc I'niv.-rsity si ,) k k on rial I'diir 111 >11. Ol.- , llio Hiiin of •^llHi.S ll). iiinl had
May the good I^rd lend a propitious ear, and
by contributions through bi4 na|>ir. Imk I kw^.- o\|..-nd.'d .•f|;UiS ;»U, halanco on hand. IJim L'U.
hoar tlie sincere prayers of his people on your be-
8KK BAI>TI!>T of Memphis
Tht! Hcroa, IfsorNhnrrf, Klon and Knon chnn hoii,
.'lalf, and restore you to health. I fool to hope he
Mr. John \V. Dillani vohunofrod to ni»i i onu havintj jtunoil tho Friondship Assooialion, woro
will. When I think that I am older than you,
young minister in the Somiuary at U>nisvilii- drle, I'rot Mons, should l>e adoitiod a^ la»rt the were appointed lor the first division, that lying on
eighth young minister. The Convention theu ad- the I^llo^ of the Memplsis and Charleston railroad.
FROM THE TENNESSEE RIVER.
journed to meet Monday morning at nine o'clock. Tho llev. C. S. Clardner and Stacy Ix)rd of T)RO. GRAVES:—I thought I would give your
i;u»fcix() HAY.
Urowrsvillo frr tho srond division, lyiiur along IJ readers a short report of tho mooting of Indian
Tho Astociation ro«umed it!« session with the tho line of the Louisville and Nashville railroad. Creek Association, which hold iU forty-oighth n-
Rev. W. H. BarksHlal.% moderaNir.
Tho Revs. I. M. Wise and K. C. i'^aiilknor for tho nual session with Philadelphia church, Wayne
Dr. A. A. Rico of King and tiiieen county, V«.,
third division, lying along the line of tho Chesa- county, Tennessee, from September the twenty
representing the Jieli^ums //crn/«f of Richmond,
|ieak, Ohio and Southwestern railroad nnd tho Nixth to tho twonty-eighth. Introductory Mrmon
and Iho Rev. U. M. Woodsmali of tho American
Mississippi river.
by Eld. J. M. Corbin, from John xlv. 15. It WM
Baptist Home Mission Society of New York, who
Tiiey aro to sec tiiat meetings aro held in their
able aud Instruotlvo.
haa chai^ of their work among tho Colorwl Bap-
divisiouB every tlfth Sunday for missions, and to Tho Association was duly organized, and the
tills of tbo Soutb, were invited to participate.
SCO that every church is visited by some elllclent letlora road, which ahowod quite an ineroase.
Tho report on eduoatioo was read by the Rev.
brotiior in tho iutoresi of missions,
Threo now ohHrehos received. Tho body then pro-
J. D. Auderton aud diwusted by tho Rers. Andor*
oceded to elect now ofiioera, wbloh reiuited In tho
•on, Venabie, Barksdalo, I^mar, Wistt, Canada,
Tho business of tho llfty-Bovonth annual session
election of Kid. J, 0. Sparkman, moderator, and A.
WhitUv, 6. W. Uamptou and C. C. Coniior.
liaving boon disposed of, tho AesoclaHon adjourned
O. Montague, clerk. After appointing ttie uiual
The rvpoirt oa homo miMloni waa road by Rer.
to meet WeduoMlay alter the fourth Sabbatli In
comndttoes, the Aiioolatlen a^ourned until Men*
R. A. Venabie. Hie (ulOwt waa dieoniied t>y B.
July, 1886, with Woodland eltureh, ton miles cast
day morning nine o'clock. ProMhiug at nlcht by
Hampton, J, B. Canada and ROT, H. M. Woodof
Brownsrillo, Tenn.
Eli G. N. fioll. While iie was protchlng Iter,.
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Frederick Howard, D.D,,0(lIioror tho True /ia/jfisf
arrlveti. 8»i»bath at oinvou a m. Dr. ilowani
proached to a largo and nttontivo oougregatlon.
lie hiild liU c.oiigrogaUoii Hpi!ll-l>oiin.l
for two hours. Ilo proiioh«H tlio irno
gospel with power and iho douKni-ttraiioii of the
Spirit Many hoaris ovortlawod with )ov, wliilo
they profsod to the "tand to irrasji iho liroihin'.^
hand. A geiioral old-f.tuhiono I lt iiiii*i IIHU.I.
shakliig and ro.ioloinK lollowi'd M >ii lav in..riiiii|;
at nlno o'clock, tho nio.lniaior in ihi' .^Imir, l»r
llowanl was invilod lo II Hcal, a'.il ron'iv.Mi um a
corresponiiing nu'xH(in>,'i'r fi'.in 1 m.v A-«o. iiilon,
'I'liO regular order of IiiihI"('-h wa- i:.k.'ii nii and
Fredrick, trcaMiror. Tho mlir.'HO-^inn wa-. i haractorized
by ononoBS of Hoiilim-nl, and l.'clinirH ol
lovo.
Tho churchos woro well ropnN„iiii>d, and re-
ported a good work, 'i'hroo young hrrihron woro
llconsod to preach diiriiiK tlio Asiooiaiional yoar,
to.wit: Bi-o. J. 11. Shaoklcto.d, (i. W. ItUov and
Taylor. Four now oiunohoH woro roorivod.
OurmisHionary. Ehl. II. 1. Finloy i« doing a nohto
work. Wo feol lhat wo ha'-o tho rlKlH man in tho
right place. Tho roporU mad by (ho dllfuront
committees wore Hploiidid. Tho ropori on odiioa-
tioti,roadby Eld. W T. Lo^vroy, w.iK tho hoH I
ovor heard on tho subjooL Tiiic TKNNIWSICK HAT-
TiRT was well reprcseutod in tho ropori on publl-
eations l)y Bro. J. H. Sl.a-.kl«f«>nl- Kid. W. B.
MoKlnstry, ono of our m.m pron.lHln« youug
proachors, preached a si.lendid Horiuon ou Satur-
day at olovon o'oloek, text, Psalm H-12 All the
proaohlng during tho Associaliou was good.
^ ''Thb boxt'tncotlng of this body will 1m held with
' (jloar dreek ohurch, nlno nillii« itorlhoasl of Ulpley,
Ml8«..'coii(mouolnK Friday boforo the fourlh Sun-
' " d a y Ih Sflptflinbor, 1880.' l" COHSITT.
You will lind our list of Tonohors' Bibles cannot
bo Burpassed.
ligEltNNESSEEBAFnSti
UNION MEKTING.
BltO. (JRAVICS: —Tho Buiralo-ereek church
(iocal-ooiumunloii) and tho Cenler-ridKOchurch
(iHtor-communlou), being near each other, aud
both being weak chiirohe', agreml to moot at a
oeiilral point and hold protracted meetings to-
Ksihor. Tho meoting'i oontlnuol leu days, aud
ivoro harivionioiiH throughout; aud such an out-
p.inrltig iir ilorivr^ w .•• -I,-.'I 11 I'll. llro. Itay, in bin foiiilh aru'nmonl on Intcr-oom
and plodj2:o'i for iiomo imIs^Wuw. ail
ninni.iii, HOOIII- lo Ihink that iho oximiiiK unity of
snd fifty conlH for Ioi-iMlMI mi" lii ' ll nvar ! ! tin' rliurctio« ot Chrint'H kingdom domanits inter
A TEXAS l.KTTKR,
DKAR BilO. (.UAVKS:-l notice In yaur last
issue, a letter frotu Km. Tlmi*. J. Hutublo of
LoiiiHiaua, whom I love, iiaving known him during
my l)oyhood, in which ho calls sjtedal atten-
ondcarod hImKoll lo nn "iih lii< in-i:ii.nvo .oininnniiin, and i-annol bo alio vn in any other
spetvhON. bosidoH proachiMK iw • ah •nun-. Ho i wav. 11.1 nay«: "'I'lio non-iuleroommnnion theory
gol qiiito a Miitnlii-r III -iil>-- ri Ih'i- im- I'l" / . .oMlradiriK thin doilrino of iho unity of the
Hai'fiiit. If our p.'opl" "•.mid I a nMulini; ( I liun IM-H." SOO the I'hui d Deoembor Iho twenty
pooi>h.', tiioy would l>'-i 'Jiiir 'i niii-l.'iiHi\ pcipio. lonnh. iNSI ) Hill 1 Ihink that exlHling unity wa«
1 n.wr in.iro fidly not forlh than in thoso oioetings
Ligtlt i« Wliiil tlioy liocd riii- na- a li;i no n h-uh
wiihoni any inior-ooiniininion whatovor. I Uiink
moetinf(.
I i,.nvovor lhal whilo IIIONO ohiirohon woro together
Tho next moot i UK o I Hii- A i-^'. iiii mii ^vill o
inaKiniK'ti a« a cbiin h in tho lotrtt integral part of
holii wilh Hopewoll fhiir. h . Hardin ...iiiiiv. 'I> i-
111,, kingdom of CliriHl, and lhal tho oolobration of
arks : "The inliueuce of that gooil brother Is in a
mcasnro tirokeu down l)y mixing in this iwlltieal
move."
Bro. 11. has missed his mark, and Justice to my
pastor and one of my best friends, Indncca me to
accept this methtMl of oalliug his attention to it.
I think tho reference is unfortunate for sevcraj
nesseo, threo inilos Kotiih of S iv.inn ili
I Iho l-ord'H supper ix a ohiiroh liuiy. and net an iu
reasons.
ingon Saturday hofi.ro ;h.' t.m.ih in S.^p-
I divi.liial duly snrh, that they inighi havo Scrip-
1. It is utb'rly untrue.
toml)or, ISJ^Ii.
Savannah, Toiiii , 7 1-iX..
T i n - A l l H A I ' H . M
^ Hm'm i i-
-.1 11 'I \ 1 'N
I Mirally partiikon of Iho Hiippor. each church, as
I I,, ;v iin(£ for hor«olf, ju«l as sho did in reoolTlug
a didaloi h.r haplii.ni and bapti/iiiK them, and
2. Tho criticism w«« of a character that should
be made at shorter rsngo, Bro. H. Is too far oif lo
say suoh a tiling aliou! a man bfidoes not know.
'11 IS hody oonvcuiod willi Nriv 1". i-j' i . hun li, ih.H havo »hown oximiii^ unity and oiiono^s o
;i. The prohibition tnovemont in Texas l« not
. nine iniloH in.rt Ima.si
wuiity, MU^i""'!'!'!i.l
\.lii;uil. itc-ilMM
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Uiih Kagio ill t Hill, hiiri'h Ark i-omiiMiiion. , Si'piotnhi'r 27, l.SS.'i. .1 M. tiuKKN
cousidon'd a n

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The Tennessee Bmi^
KliOM Fl.OUIDA.
|iori.
do that, anil a nuoor proof-reader that diil not «oe
Ai LiuUvlllr, ror*ii)0 fwr whluh (HUUI tlnV'Ciiiu-. li l.«k(! Cliy. Flu,, I., n. AUKHIIK.
thoblmidor. My tuanusorlpt reiult, "i porfeot
It wid lkK)k. Artiolen ot PhKIi/' cio., iti.'i fur; i'. 8 —W'o li.ivi) liml ft HiiloiuUtl ((iimnior, I wuild
wjuaro or olrolo oannot Iw miMle nioro perfect."
TSNKICWITR BAJTISIT «I> LUY HILILRUSI. (.'Iiurcli ltf>ok Ih It it (MMilil IrtHt all ih(* yuiir, Hctloi (sropH I iioror
"It ho had ttttaliiod thn blotting of C'briit oad be bo
tUrvc«lulla.-«. iho j)4j,»rouo (lolUf ftiuU Imlf, (our SKW. Willi IMJ INIJFGY HOIHO an.I IIOUKD lioy, on
any moro iioly tiian holiuots itself 7" sboold read,
«udah»ir. you livUimI to put yudi-
iiltoul Hixk'oii oC Uiiiil, aljout hair ol It in
"If ho hat ttttalurd iho bloatlog of holiiiOM can he
c)e»oii 'The J'lmhlo," In book ruriii I woul.l oraii}(.), intiiuli ami |»(mr trcm^ I tmvti ralHOil u ooni,
bo any luoro holy than holinosi iUolf f" "Intro-
tike »ogct the bnuk numli.iiv. Hui l «iii,|HMO iii;u V(;j{.;tal>l« UIMI Imy (;,„|), not uli jei hai-vcslcd.
duotory HorloH In the series,".houW read, "Intro-
yomuwly will |.ut Ihoiii In « |KK»k o .ou r,ir I .IikIKCO OMiiiimo iliattlio uiiiiro yiuld >vili approxiductory
Hortnon In tho torieu." "Uolden molB,"
know uo Bcriptiuv iiioro inipori^iMi iltaii our iuaic> oa.i lliou'^aiiil hiiitholH, (IIKI miish..|-( poMioua, Icih kli..l», and i
advoctting them. «* yon now oxprcM-. inctn. tor '"""'"•- ''o lixi lolj on ilic oraiitiu alomi, liiongh c-olninir-), and HO rolltive mo lu some moasuro at
wutlng certain quuntltio», invariably I.. Ill,• .•n.l of «ro it,- ,„ ii.o Suio. and li>tt»i (d a most 8orion« ombarrasHinoul. Your»
the problem or "ahKWiT. ' So «ilh lh.> mlu.U in "f' '"'niluiK IP,.W l . III.. Knmnd » 1(1, (l„. iViir, ^„o (ratori.ally and ro8|ienllnlly, A. J. Knosr.
the alRtsbraof thi. Hiblo. If'x" n* mliohz.-.-I.Mv.-n' '•>"" vi.ur
Willi yoiir ri-qnoht in a recent Issue of your
leami «ymboli*i>-t corrnpdon in ih, (»i I r,^ li ,,,.),' ".M,!!, !-,,,,!,, ivi.idow, and (.(,r,:li ii, wHjlli,^ a,, I
I . per c.Micerninx >vho 1 am. 1 am a son o.' Ileuben
•o in the New Tewtamenl, ovm i„ >||.. (..iraMo r.Mdiinw, lur y(,u. W.'.,, |,,i.kli,g |..r an I
i>a>, ilocoaHmi, and hence a nophow of tho lato
where "a woman hid a 8in.iil inn,,. i„ n,
11,,^ V ,„ I,, |„i ^viniin ivilh IIH.
• icni KU VV. I>*y.
measures of meal titi tlio wl,..),, (.eoam,, lo .voii. d.
1 . II. U,
or corruptoil. » • • Wu.ild ii,at . i.,,,
11 IN noo.lio-,8 for mo to tell yon that lama
Uk.m-Mihj,. \\ , Iiiivt) iliH «„mii,,.r ex |i •••'ii cd
could uuder»tai,..l i lai Uu. luav •„ „.,,,,
i-andiiiark B&ptiHt, being trained up under such
Itic' n..i,Uii, ,,( li.'ii.j; invav li III I.Ill Ih.iiic a„,l ! ictt.dinrH as thoy were. 1 nm also a ehurch-commalice
and envv ami pridi-. .-tr., « iu ..n,i,,,i „r
'"""'> "I iiii('», alKiniigii 1,1 MIIMTUI W'idl i I munioiiUt, bolHg taught II by my father over
leav«n the whole inmp. ii noi ,,ui-ii,ai
w. IV, .1 ,v,Mv ail,„lluM ,u,d kiii':i,«, ihul ! twenty years ago, although he did not preach It
leavened bread and leavonod „,n,i)
' 'iild ;mi ii,-si.iiv,-,|, ii.i, I, jvic iKii /,,,„,,•. N.hIiIiih ilfui the pniplt, from the fact, ho aald, it would
neither tltly roprcent tl„( prvciou.
v.rdi, I ,.( „„, iiH-ilical a.lvi. . wii, ni.ivo i not 1.0 acceptabio with his own brethren. Ho said
maeculate body ol onr Lord, i.,.r u hii ii,o ,,,,.
'I- iln- vvi ,1 r, l,,ii IV ii..i|,i„j; ,.|Ht. iliaii lo I tlie time had not yet arrived for Its discussion;
iHKly, tho ehur.lj.o-igtu to tw, an l wui wlm,,
iH^ai Hi,. v,-, di.-i, ,l,.,,ari .. a inild.-i'c 'i malo, an I it ! that "ther very important questions were engaging
comes;for tiien the ciinndi, fiis u„dy m l n.i .win vvc >luill arci-pi v,„n KIIIII'IDIIS ,.(|,m-, ind spi^nd I tin. niin.Uol onr brothron, and when they wore
bo presented without »pji or l>!,;„,isi,. ,,r ,i,n ,„
111.. Willi,.; uiil, vancl will, a l.'iv vigils—n.. I Millioionily dlHcnsHcl he thought that would bo
thing. Xorcanono p«ra!do ro|.io,o„ii.,i; iu,. ki
I" "111- I'.'V, l- iaiik I >,.(•,Mir,-..y, (i.'11 N ..III w„i,U api,r,.viiif( „ni ii-p.'n«aii.,n.., -,,i,d .1 in i ^
wlHalw. Yon have dis, vvuvl i|,at m. i. iaiioi,
to t h o M V i H r ^ , * seiii.,r t.,lii,„ i,:,, |„.,,„
serereti. Tbu mst linio I nn.liMiuko i., win,,..,for
the truth, the wholo truth, and t„.iliii,K t.„, ti,,,
truth, I will not allow anv iniu M :,i.ir, -
aat to be lu leoptrdy I jr it l„it mv ..wi, 1
renderwl the whole business inaiiK'eni.-ni 1,. Mr .,.
Ashuut. my health iviinirinx mo 1 . I.,, mil i„ i„„
open air. Had my health boon snili i-m I .1,01,1 |
have undertaken i he enierpiirto al.,,-, I'nc,, | ,.,,,ild
have impairel no man's pecnII,;«r, ,,,(,.,01 1,, ,1
voeating all tho counsel of tiod. 1 tiol.l ii,«i ii a
rellgioua newspaper lo all we need, tlioii 1 will tnk,i
iho Chriatian Iltrnld of New Y jrk, tviiid, propose»
tobo non-tlenominational. 1 do not.jxpo. i to
•e« Baptist doctrines and principles iiumloat.-d IIUMC.
And if these aro not promulgated in the colnmn!* n|
our State organs how aro our poopio to bo im
prcMed wiib them? A IJaptUt State pap. r (.honld
inculcate Baptiat principle!. or il Ih no livtti R Ihnn
an) other religious Journal.
Eld. P. C.Drew of Alabama,a graduate of Howtnt
College, ban entered upon hla pa^doratw luire
We consider ounseivcR highly favored of (Jod tho
chief ahephenl whosoat him to bu an undt-r shop
herd of tho church o» Lake City. Ho H bold and
able defender of the faith, who.r^ he had
mad... 1 iiniiMdiatoly sent von mv -wn manu-
K.-ript of sonnoi, niiiiil)i!r two, asking yo:i to print
from thai and la\ aMi.lo tin. ,.„|,y oniirolv. 1 liopn
Hiisroforn in Hie futuii!, aH yon have olihor tlio original
or a v..rill,.d copy of tin) original there will
Im no m.jio (.>ripii,-uii.ii. ftCll.
Sev. ti I lisp. n«Hli.oi^. "Jt*!
('l,ri.itiMii l>oc!m,es. 1 .'.
01 colli M' WI- pr, I.a\ Ihi- l,».).'i'!.. an.l «i.id
m, .\i>r>s»
otiii-e willM. »lalc III il,ru on^^•r^ '. 1.1.
.1 > M » 11 *» » >
njiiM \ii.-»i>sipn
|\KAU ll.\r''l'>l 1,,^' l>.',>ii m\i..'> l.. « —
1 ' ni.i Hr.i II .1 SmU 1 ui « 1)1; .il S n.;lfl..>i
Sj.vjii;;, I aii;vri! !ti. r.' S- |.l.-.i,txT the tl'!.«P!i ti
Hiclhieii .lohii- aiid ly..wri.>. r,U< iaNir.,) v\,i(i „..
The in.'eMiif; I'oiitiiini'.l liv. r.>nli
inu«lv aci iip.| t!ip >.ivior,
[irrvail '.1
A Hard-ihell i>rf.». h.-r lix t,.- iisiiic ol l>r.
N.'e«i had b,'..ii prertchiii); n.>iir li«r, siid
hiaiid. riiig mir peopl au.l o;;; ,.r. T4ot,"r< He smi
Hro. l,owric I,a.I »,'ni.' w i.mI«. W I i. 1, r.-.-.i in
Ills. ( hiillcnciI, n oiii lir..1 lior lo .1 l.c„ 1 .• ,1 ri,io
..f priMi,>.l i .III' , 1 .i»lHiii;(.i l.\ \|.N.'t»> Hn'tli r
l/.w ri,. si-.-optt^d. and M . N, hm-kc I . ui, .Siin,.ii i,l>ii»iiin LOWD.. al all l,i««|»poi
lit III."Mis
Onr inrelli,^. rlo>eil o,, I lie eii;li oi-mli .>t S •(>
tniiilier. Owlnn lo ln.i vvail,.'! ..,,, !..ipii«in, vva»
drfi.rrcd
Hro. Snii'h helit a iiicelin; «l M.uiir lyo'.isnon
(.lesr lieic* ntioiii ihn^e \v.>okf. apo. r.'»nltiii;; In
Kixieen aci-e^si,, of wliid, t»iirte»,, wcro l>v
h,iptisni.
We roinineii.t'.i on I nir liit(;at Kbe>icr, the Chilton BtplUt
church, and lived au Immble, faithlul Chrlalan
till death. Novotnbor, 1885, sho marrlotl Mr, Bildy
Latnttn, whose loved and honnri'd wife abe was to
tholait. Sho died September the sixth, i8H5, am!
lofl 10 mourn her deparlnro miuy frio- da, an agwl
fsthor atul tnothor, n"d a sisiw, li»t)lher and husband.
And as wo wooi» wo aing, —
^ 9 •
" bui to itje Uindl «( Klxsisu.
VVli«rp iiagel* nlthte: . . , .
TT«» RV»«I« au^ut-ttoaiman, —
Site b«t« «n«r cbill) tids."
J. a. M.T.'
Diet! tho tourteeulb,of typhoid fiieu.
mouii. Miaut MeUa Jackrou of Madison rounty,
T«na. She a taember of the Baptist church
aud ji (siihAtl ('iirktlan. She leaves a mother,
stej. tatbtfr, two brothers, three «i»tcr« aud a host
I rvUtives 10 m >urii her BleART»I-« PKI^KK LTU«K—During our twelve
AR* T IIIUTVIIOU wm» the {TA|>IUT BO>k LLOU«} we
HA.E R>HX'IV.'I NMM...RTI-J4 CAIU for a Biptisi Prayer
!I > .ST.AU.I>K I-—• AIIN t> D.'vo'iju: Including
II, K R«TI i , 111" Pivfsiv irv invaluable for social
L'R »\er M.^.-TINA'C ITIE of which arc some-
(ioir.. n INIIL t FOR W4ntuf oblM>>T{ug JUST SUch
j».itiis out- hiino. pp. 3IU. Cloth,11.00.
S^-ni •>> III lit ;»•>»• on NFCRIPT of prlco. Address
ADDUKSSES WANTED,
r., Iff ih'« \v« Khali froin time to time
thv jirvseut aildrt'tmof parties with whona
i«i>!i tumnirunnis^iie. We will drop the names
to.ind. We give their |«wt-offlT0 when
! Is. .rd ir 1 i» Any on.? knowing their present
oih, .t.i.1 .!>i.tr A favor by rc{>orting the
-loi.* 1.) )n>u'« Mills Tenn.
ti W Miicbfll. RiHsvillo, Tenn.
t" Purten, M*p'e Orrek, Tana.
M. HURLER T5NN»O«N MIAO
Kid. l> D Hsgeher, Valley \Iill-s Texas.
THE PAS nut's HAND BOOK.
.V iiiu.«l lit Scriptural and poetical selectionit and
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S h e ' f R m n m n f n p t i g j
Mod uast a i r a x a hammwi to tush tbat Tj^a
rriAT IT MAT)|iin(srL*Yii»ii«OAUSBorrHBT»(rra."
H U A V K M A H A I I A r f * ' " " T . . " FatiIiillMfti
MOITOHIAI. k'UHl'M
J. B.auAvicH.u..ii,
W. f, BON|t,Llj,I).,Ton!i#»Mfce.
Hox. J. IIAHUVO, Ml»slWH>pl,
BTATKD VONTUIHtrtona.
A, J, KB08T, D.IJ. - - . . H«or»monto,
BKV WM.N(
HUHHCKHTIONH I'KK ANNUM IN ADVANCKl
Single Copy... so
TKHMHKOIIMIX MONVIIM:
Hi utile Oipy 78 rU.
BIhkIb Copy /our moiithn 50o(». i/.,,i , ii i ,
Hltigln copy to inlnlnlrrH u'lio nri'now )i>ilniTlt>era i oo | " i v h i c . l i hikiiIIIcm ((n ineiili
ADVKKTIHINO KATK8 liirnimiii.i on upplicatloii
Obltnnrl«~vtj«ili ot patroiin or (liU paper or membemor
(idlr litmlllna, aevea tliiMi
oiila iH'riliie,
n-i oliUimrlra, ,
mli)aBnil»einJ«B*li Wllhlhoirnon./' ' " I «(Micral Kii'ni llc-ai „m to !).• aivnii.Milili. i,,
mn.1 money by I'o»t-omecOr I'liurifeea and
Saililii, I II, I,, iviiH III,, leaven ol Hor>wl,—
. ii,i. iiM,v, ,1 ,,( ,1,.' Sa.iducot'ii, — worldii-
111-i.N . und 111,' ,1| 111,' I'liiiri-I,H««, - ritiialiain.
W'c iMiv. r 1,11,1 Ml ii... i,,i\,.,, ,,t ihii ||(OK|)el and
w,' J.. icit,l of " Ifavoii ol iiiaiitro
iM'\ ' I rtiii,! ,ii tho It'avon of
• 11 ii\. lull w(\ ,lo i-eatl of
I'',,!!-,','., ivhii'h Ih liy|i(jf,riHy."
I' .iv. II iih'iiiiK j''ll 'I ',1 p II
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I I'll! •'I I
ill I ',.
I'l III
i "lill. .
II." ;•!.•!
111
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Hi '1 .' \
.III i
Lord ^^
°Trtl no nemblance ol ,.ocI.
thfir Hil)l.'.lli tioiiaiiiis willi W, li-ici an | W
tor. Scolt, A d a m C l m k , Al.xand(>r in.I oiIhtm
aay the aaiiio.
Willi liilM wfi^lil ,,( l^nlll,llll^ in.in ll. linMV,
(irt-fk, Latin an,! KiiffliNh lo,xi(;,)(,h,.,| „|„,„ tiio ,ih« ol
A t tho rcKidenco ol' tho brido'a paiont^ on U n i o n Iho toriii in tlio ()l,l anti N o w TtjHiamciiis. I nn-
avcnno, Wednoaduy, Oclobor II, 188."), at «ix p. m., iicaiiaiiiiKly a n i r m that ilii-ro in .,,.1 a ,m^Naxu h,
b y tho Itov. J. U . O r a v c a , tho K e v . O . J . . Ilailoy and (he Hihlo whi.di naoH il,,, word loavon ii, a koo.I
Miaa N o r a 8. Uravos. T h o partioa loft hy tho m i d - aonao: It is a l w a y s tl.o aymln.l -,f o o m i p i l o n N m
night Irain for tholr now h o m o In Knoxvillo, T e n n . | only was i u mho forhi.ltlon ai iho paamivor, Imi im
vory preaonco waa prohihiiod, Ho iinporativo wa«
thia oninmantl thai ho w h o violatctl it waa i iit olf
from nil civil and roliKioiia ri^hta if not from lifo
MO. XII.-.«•„„.(„„,„. I itself. T h o pasaovor waa a typo of Cliriat, wlio
waa holy, harmlop.H, iiHdelilcd anil ««,pt1 il , I I', , .
I II' I. ij I I .1
ill ill.' N.'.v I , -I.,,,,
mill. I ... , -1.1 •' I 111.111,
1 n,. t a 1 i .I I 111 >. I ill I, ,
II,,' .'Inn.',! .11 ( •' I,,
•'M'" I IllMi',,",.
i-,-ii I 0,1 - II III,',
111 111 w h o ,« . 1 p f I
»» llli 111-. .1 p,nnln..:i
living I'.vi'ii III • Il
vt rli',1 int., ;;,uli.i.,v
I'l III'i|ii iif Inifrprolatlon
m l 11 111. iHpii.ir wlilidi is not
1 11 -liinl.ii niiMaphor which
n ,1 II ii'T kV|. H I'C 1(1 11 iilUir-
1 1 1 I avi II ill iiiiN parable,
'Ii .1 111 ilii' li),'lii of the nine-
I I III' Hi i.i,. iV ;iP|-U II in I'X-
Ill III • I >1,1 •|','«iamciil and
I I" I'l I lo iiiiuiii t!or-
' ai iiili'iiiii -I. tliiii ill iliiH iiji-
i' 11- • DiTiipn.in alai)? Adam
.. . I'll. oiIht pa.ifHt(tn whoro
II 1(1 .loci I'l Ill's rt(!i ill Iho
'•I i'l i'i"i a-Hiinilalii iho
1 ilii. I' iaru"c doi'lriiio and
'V .111.! iiiviulf iIr. kiiif{doin
1; I'
'III
'., li' ii.-i' I II . iii'i'd of
11. 11 .)l 1 Im f'liari-
I -I I I
I I III
I ,,
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i II 1
lii
t'l
ii I III' ivoi il luaviMi
lii'iii (ho parahlo
pa"i.ti^ijB il iiioan-i
•I i» 111 1 Cor. v. 1-8.
a lai'iic i-Mfiii, ni-
i-'i \ i .'s ii| p. olliiiai:) ii:id Ij-
lu.iii I ,Un-ai.).l III Iho cliiiri;!) a
V iivi'i;; i'l III.'. .si.ioiH r.flaiioiis
. an.I III II ,v:,.i(3 his falhor waa
'In ' Miii'i.miiiii ha I licoii per-
•ViK pr,>fanioiiiii>tii
" r o n o w l n g of tho H o l y (ilio.si." But aiippoa,! wi-
grant that "the renewing of the Holy (;ii,>.st" i«
subaequont 10 regonoration, that do.it not |.rovi! 1 ho
renewing to bo inatantanooin.
T h o ScrlpturoH plainly toach that tho ronowinu'
of tho B o l y Ghoat la a gradual w o r k : "Kor ihm
nanae w o faint not; bnt thongh onr o u t w a r d m a n
Is perishing yot tho i n w a n l m a n in buint? ronoivi-.l
day by day." Hero the renewal is a g r a d u a l
g r o w t h "In gracs and the kiiowlo lv;e of tim tniih
^ u t "the w a s h i n g of regeneration" in iiHolf •'iho r.<
n e w i n g of the H o l y Ghost," and honco it is 1>\ uo
means certain that the paaaago in tinostion loanhos
that "the r e n e w i n g of the H o l y G h o a i " ia nubno-
quent to " t h o w a s h i n g of rogonoratiou." Tlioao
two expressions m a y bo descriptive of ono and iho
same act of Go cgon-
eratlon Is a n Inatantanooua act, so the ronowing of
tho H o l y G h o s t m a y bd in that aomio, hIiicj ihny
aro one a n d the s a m e ; but tno anlMoqnont ronow-
ing of tho H o l y G h o s t i* gradual, and t^onatani aa
tho Scriptures m o s t plainly loach.
P a u l says in his second C o r i n t h i a n lotior; "Hut
w e all, with open face, beholding, aa in a glaa^, iho
glory of the Lord, are changed Into tho aame i m -
age f r o m glory to glory, aa by tho Spirit of tho
L o r d . "
Alfordsays: "Tho chango lioro apoken of ia a
spiritual ono, not tho bodily one at tho romir rcction.
It is going on hero In tho procoaa of aanoiilliialio n."
A g a i n , P a u l says, " L i e not ono to anollior, aaying
Uiat yo h a v e put off tho eld m a n with his tlocda,
a n d h a v e put on tho now man, w h o ia being re
n e w e d unto k n o w l e d g e after tho Imago of h i m that
oreatod h i m . "
T h o r e n e w i n g here mentioned la evidently
lfradual,and progressive a n d n o t Instantanoonaand
eompletti. H o describes tho putting oil* tho old
m a n , a n d putting on the n e w m a n as h a v i n g taken
piao« at conversion,
T h e IloTised V e r s i o n reads: " Y e did p u t off tho
old m a n w i t h his deeds, a n d d i d put on tho n o w
m a n , w h o la being ronewod u n t o k n o w l o d g o after
thp I m a g o of h i m w h o croatotl h i m . " I n othor
' •••.,, . • •' " V-' ',.' 'T.
worda, rogonoratiaa o r the puttiuit otrtUO uhl m m
a n d puttiug on tho ilow m a n ia a u Instantauooiis
work, whllo tho roiunving of tho H o l y Ghoat 'a a
gradual w o r k of aanoiltlcation, a n d la novcr co>u-
pleto in thia life, ilfgoiierallon ia iuatant, tho ro-
n o w i n g of the Holy G l u H t ix constant. T h o r j a i o n
one ia inatantanooua, and tho olhor gra.litit U
foiindiMi ill tho vory nature of ihiiiga. Uogonera-
tion ia tho beginning! of tho divinu lift;, an I M.iiicti-
flcation la tho groWvh and di'Vul ipiuaui oi iii,tt lifo.
O n e in nocosaarilv inKtunlaiii»,>ui, :tiid U m nthcr la
noooHHarily jfradual. Oiin i^. ,:om|>loto, iho nilii-r
iiiooinploto 'I'lin jiial illi'd aaii'l luiN no roaKon lo
evpoi'l thai he will ho cnliiol> -.ain'illlod In tliia
lifo. W o Mhall not \n- liko h i m lill wo "
111 liiinNlii;iMatinn liu'ln f novor M m i i i l i 11% must
lio i-liinh',l In 11 hlii.v and w.'irv p, i,'-...!
•lloHvon in iioi roai'hod In a m n i i l o b i t n d , "
lint w,. lull .1 Iho 'ad.l.T liv wrii.'li w • i mo
I' r.Hii I 11.' In wl \ I'iii'l 11 l.> I In" van 1 lo I 1 •.;
An,I w,' nionnl lo lU snin'ni r ni'i'l !>, I'l iii.l
" \ V o i i « i ' l n ihinu^ilial ai,' n 11 lor o m i.-oi,
i!* whai wo liaM' 111.'i'«loio,l in ^/r,'.' 1 m 1 a.iin,
Uv Iho pli'lo .Ic, '.M'.l, ai .1 III.' ill sl.llil
All,! iho V impii-ln-il ill w l n m i ly ni.-oi,
"Wiiif;" l.n I II.'anc'-i-. Inn f.'i' fir III'' noil
VV iiin.«i hn't'ow ilii' wiiiiTH lo lin.l I'l.' vv.tv
W o iiiuv (i.i|"', till.I ri'-'.lv,' .iii'l iispir.' in I pru',
Unl our f>'i-l iiin-l ri-r this
wholo d'-luiivo iloolrino of aanclilioittiou by faitll
or In wikUn in ihiH iifo.
' i I' 10.
' f
to Iho knowloilije of tho Inilh" ol p-rfo, ! iii'iril
harai'ier. o aro 10 "work out ,>nr -.lU aiio.i, ' urn
iiiofdoi I," In' MVO.I, t>ni iMv aii'io vv aro "ivo.l. In
ollior wor.t* wo aro 1,1 w.irk oil wiiii (i >.l lit"
wri>Ui.'lil in. a-. Ilio lio,! y mmi li(r ,i| a troo w.irK^
(Mil ill lilos«oiin an l trnilN
All llio»o passa^o.! wlili'li .^poaU of ili," ('hii-'Mrtn
liti' aw a 1,1,0. a ..nillu-l, iin ovi r.'.niii .1^:, iinpli a
proyI'O'.tiV.', an l nol 'in ii.-i in 'iin' iii-, w.irk
1\ Tlio Hacro.l vvrilop'^ n, voi loprortonl Iho
I an.al nalnro tii l»'in;; '. inet 1 (led
lloro is aiioilun' iioj;iilivi> a»iM .'I of Ilic .l.i. i 11 n."
of-ato'l 111.'11 ion. w l u d i 11 i . o l I'lo liii,'li'"-r a m Ihina
hut llo,ili. "riio ranial m i n i i< .•nniilv a u a ' t m
(iiwl ; lor il i< not «ulii>>.-l 1 > iii.> law ol (i.il, noil her
Indootloin 111". • A n oiioim iiin h' roc >in-il,'I, l>i|i
"oiimily" can novor t>o rortl, and
load oil'in tills grand w o r k ?
II wo i-aii only be Inatrumontal this yoar In
raising tlio moana lo snpptiri four y o u n g mInUtors
ai .laokMm a n d Caraon w o ahall fool tntt w e are
not living ill v a i n ; a n d ihu brother or sUter
w h o givoH ten or tlvo or ono dollar will not live
wholly in Vain.
Lot iia hoar from every fi iund uf minislorlal cdu-
caiitin dni-ing thia m o n t h , that wo m a y lot the
lu-othron k n o w if they can rolnrn In Biiptoinbor,
A'ly amonitiN in iho m a i U that have notraachod
IIH will bo aihlu'*

tai'«hl L > IHC (.MIIEXI V (iiiAN\ii.i.is HOCKKU^ .
ANHWKU .JiO 1. ir Oil winh IIIORII than you
will (hid in Tiu« N'evv (Jn-at Inm U'lu-ol .xijiid ono
dollar to the MothodisI Book t^onccrn, Nahliville,
Tenii., for a bonk ontill-Ml The I'rojiorty Case, and
you will tind ail endorsed by the Melhi>di,t K|ii(«-
CO ml rhiuvh.
2. The word lta/>lizc wa» used in ihe Knylish
language beforo the liaiHlulio i of our [UOMIMII
Kiiglish vorslon ; ,tna it mcRni Just what it iiiraiiN
now. Hut by the old canon law of the i-hnrch of
Kiijjiand iiliiuerriioii was the eHtablinhed act (or
both adiill'' and Infants, exceiit in cafe of the weaknoKH
or illnoHs of tho infant. That law has not yet
been repealed, but i» obnoleto. Kpiscopalian
Hcholarti all at;rce that immersion waH the primitive
and apustollc aet; but they claim that tho
church huH a right to change rites and corouionies
to please the tiiHteM ot the people and meet the exigetiiit in too pimr (liianr.iully lo return to r»'iiiieHico
to ho restored, could tlio oxcliiilod niPiiilitir IHI ri'-
Htorod Scrliitnrally bj corrosiiondence or tlirouKb some
Tflxus U i|iti(il idiiinili?
ANHWKU .'t21. If thai broDier is eonviuoed of his
orror, aud truly repents hifi conduct, lie would bo
justUlable in applying to tho uearn.M Baptist
church (0 him to assist hiui in being rostoreil to
church nioniborship. Should that church bouoruo
tlioroughiy gatislieil (hat hn iii a ponitont and rofonnod
tmin, atul a ChrlMtiaii brofhor. as/aii^c( of
church courlosy she could make a stfiloiuenl ol his
case, tlirough hor clurk, (o that church, and inform
her Unit sho dconiH It hor duly to oxtoiid to him
church fellowNliip. Tho cxcludinu church would
rejoice to bear of tlial brollier'a pctilt«ucu and rofuriiiatiou,
and would checrfti'ly advise tho church
to do what she would do,— restore him to church
fellowsliip.
|iiiHlnj{ ono U otuk hihI Miiiiot Ih> doubtless would iiad never giveii him a lettrr.
prewnl, l^tit wlihiist ii» littutnit' a mouiburf
\Vaco, Te.vaii: No man on eat th can givo you any •
'^t. 11 n im>ml«|- \vUhliulil» IiIh viitc hnii liu any riglit uHvr- QUKSTION I. Cnii vou liiforiii nii< mit iiow tiling like the ev let iiutubrr of tho Autlmiaaionary
WtmU to «}IHIIII It iia M iiusHUvof
lilHliy g,\lloii» ot Mlirotiolio ll'Oi>ii«i(ti'ratiiiii nr uTl'ScIIIIUIIK "f itio ui^if
2. Itt il U fad Itiut the COIIHOIIII.IIOII nt IKID IR« I« on DM caiTlnlly wKUlioM theii «i!iiisti(Ts from the world,
•I. I( n Iirfillipr iliTliir«D ili« cliiircli oui of tinlor in lior deerease > I'uoumi i ION IKR
net*, mill t»ajH lin ciiiintn fclioivolilii In-r or her aoin, i» ttiu
ae^on tliii^ il a isin to iiumlter Nrael. L. L.
ANBWKH S'Si. I. Fi-oni the I'niini Stales bureau
I'liurcli III her iIIII.T in Kiaiilltiff liim n It'ltor of illsinlmimir
Itooiie, l.itih) It )ck We advise you to put into
o( niai|..iic» we learn that In 1SS2 there were
J.N.
llie I amis o( youi IriemI II three little Irseta w 'doh
72,W»(»,t>7lI gallons of dlMillcii lii|iioi » IM .Miiiir.i,
ANSWKII HlU. 1. 'riio oliurcli nm logally recclvo
v 'o o.in ^.i ' ui II,e lupii»t Hook lloiue /or thirty
62ti,;i7t),U!ii faithful iran»thai
of mall liijuor-jl, in vinouH liiiiior» 11' .
A lirollicr vo tug in Iho uillriiiativt! l* all.nvot!
I i,...r. ' ' Kiii> .laiiiei.'s vorsion ,
Moral )>naiears
incorporated or not .\ll that u iicc.k-il in I'l n-
from lier lollownhip. 8lii' onyht not uttor a lalne-
111.1 II Iri'iii all In I - , in . . \ i„f llible. " • So
nessee i» the law agaiii>-l the iiiaimlai iiin- ol ihc
lio'vi, fX'oii iu a rhiirch loiter.
vv I I. •. |{| II ti \l„i ,11. (Jr,, A. M. SUus,
anirlo, and ofticern to uxcciitc ihc law l.ei ilic
'i' \ :ix ^ . I I "IV -I II leceive unriy ulteution.
«^TICr.ri(i\ IIM. 1. Voii BHP.ik, in I'lii' New (.rnul iron ajJKl'alioii go on until ihi« end i- iichlcvc nutiii" of tli.ii cmc!' nni' im particulars It ri'iieo, iiicvlinct., n!i ih. v an i HUMI, .luii.ij: | i uti. I.II \\ e 'tiilliK . • HI kill.I iiiU;reil in our case;
if von liKvi' them ai luiiul
ollorls, tor till) • |ci»;eliu'i, i-. (•iim»i..h -.1 fi cm. ii i i. .• ' Ii • vi , i > 'It 111 I I ;il Misn can reach
•I. WHS tho wonl li,ipli/i> ever iiicil in tlii' KIIKIISII L.i fou. ln I lie ilay unit', iiiiit iv < .I.KK will. 11' ii'.-iilin. 'I l< ii oil r 1 .. . tl . I Vi 11 V*«. 1 :,ii lie convinced
tllf llillll- VVHX lr;llltlll|F..|.l I'.iiil 1 .• In r.- 1- 1. I.'i.
I liHii,'. Have vou ever
preach a eli»«H-mt4'iin'4 il incie " \it . ( an.. I I'i .
WIN re enll) done 111 11 ll:i|iU>! of ihe cliiirch, a 111 ir, n lioUl
•I \ 111 I VI I ' - - 'M III .v.irM ; and ihert'
unlesH there IH IMIKMICHS to lie ilonc. aoti wlicn il
•lie
1-
1 1 I • I nileil States tiiiin
doiie il clo.ip.., lliil llic nieeUiij^K >011 -invik ol an-
\l- lilt II,I - i.'c • 111 -I 1 horoiixhly ivad
iieitlierScripliir.il nor reatonalple . uml .sliuiill 111 I I •
— A I.. I{ , I cniicsnot
atteiiil them. Thiit HapiisI preacher «li ul.i
VV IV I - • ' I rt • . iir . oiidi lion ma •
join tie .MethoiliiU . (or we have no ..mli • u h. 11: V I III |ii . '' I v e , tiiii..i riniiitally we
torn, imilher hav i i. 1 1 1, - ,1 I'lin.-i ' 111 v\ • |,-:ir. mliiiili vwanenniK rather than
-I r lie lilli^
di-
T. ,1. Holier: A soul is a lalional ami ilierer.T
moral eiitltv, and therefore a inoial con-cioiiKne--
If iieasts and inscciH have HOIIU ihey m-o nioi a
beings as much an in 'ii are, and subiecl lo iiioml
law, and to tho (inn Jmlgment ami reii ihniiou.
church-momber who dlsbellevef in a future pimlM.inent
is where hu can do Christisnity more hann |
than can Ingersoll. He diiinld be proinp' y e\cluded
as a heretic. ,1. S. Coleina i, Mis-onri j
Wo know too little of the parilcnli4r« lo advi^e
wi(oly.~ W L. Crawford : You must boiroiv
from some source Hth Sides, and you will hav •
every word of it. Nothing short of this will give
you a just idea of il. We have only om copy, and
cannot part with it. Ilro. ,1, f). Fletcher of
Ijonoke, Ark , writes: "I wish to join your Our
Theological School. If THE BAPTIST ban been of
such inestimable value to me the nchool will he
doubly so! I have a part of tho course suggested
in my lilirary, and 1 have ordered the bilanee today."
,1. U 1'. Sliows: WohivvgivcHun
intorpretaliou of those passages (Luke vii. 'JS) n
tills paper so often that wo must refer you to the
tiovon Disponsations, Tart III. Tho other passage^
iu due time Wo have no books in the Choctaw
languag'. The Manor Baptist clmreh sends
us sovon dollars and llfly cents to aid Bro. Arinis*
load, Iho ahophord-boy of Texas, In tho purchase of
his lhoo|Bglcal books. Wo placo II to hia credit,
and rolurn tho church thanka for him. Think of
ill. that shophoid boy has given birlh lo a thaologloal
roadinK-oliiss that will bonctlt huntlrods of
Baptist iiilnUtors who need to bo direotod In a
•yatomatlo courao of Ihnologloal sliidy! ——» Wo
Wplopmo you Into our tboologlc*! olasa, Bro.
I -1 \ 111 'W N
1 . 1 I . .1.
' - . 1' I n Mill,
ll:.ll.'llitli Jtll.ltliOVH
II 1 i l tl HI' .
I 1| . ,1 ,^|„^•,.r
1.' 1 111 I H I i-jHe
V I J. 11.• III I V llle) lir.l
Til.I I V II, Il III.. ni.«rnon,- rohe.
VLUL Ml .V llllt- 111*. .1 lliei e In in V liailil '
1 u vv Mill ihiH w.inl .11,1 |iiirllii>;,
A- llelli in 111. 1,'HlelViiv I »t!OHl,
I 'i. ill V ..11 . Ill In ii„. .M .iBipr.
I >•' t" 11.•! ili.iii I tinvp (lone.
\i. I Uien v>li"ii Ihc .Itv ouilfd
\ oil nun vvi l(»«>nii. iho ot.itlni; »U!i.
i;il (le i. M I'.irker, Al;ilmmii: Mo^t dct-'ply do
;ve iM'i'i;-. ia e ymn cllnrti lo cxUml the eircuialiou
oflheOI.I llaniier iiinl yonr personal testimony.
.May (iml ivvvtic.l yon; anil he will do it. Von
Khiti: hpcridiicd > no \ car for the list sent. If il
be (Joti's will uha' •-.ly y-oi, to a e,«mpai«n no.vt
fill as onco contemplated ? 8. K. McDonald,
Mi•si^.dppi: UnUsi an editor had the right to
stippiesH a rijoiiidcr, when he doomed tho parlies
h id boeii heard, lie could never etop a dlicusaion
or K wrangle in his paper W. L. Furgersop,
Texas; Tlie tireek wonl tnuislated/or in Aots li.
;W ii tl*, liioraliy uUo; el lo live iinil a ito itli y"i Milie:
\ -ml [..iruii* Icir itml » •.ad |.,irliii;; hikIi.
\ I .iirnt') to taWi , an I a f.iiiiltldnK tieari,
A Kliurp iiiiiitf ll. feel from ileatlrd elilllinn iluri
\ . ii«e II you drink ihat rum yoiiiu' man,
I lie I-Iiicrem cur»e in llial rum
\oii will lind .inr II,I ot Te«clierV {{jbioh cannot
lie nirpafi»ed.
ITEMii.
SKNI) ten ccnu to (Jraves & .Mahatfy, .Memphis,
lenn.. tor sample copy of P^'KIIOHKRN HVMNS,
boiiiiii in cloth—just the hook for country chnrciics
I'rice i>er lio/.pn, by mail,post-psi '
ily looking elsbwhere in this issue of our paper
\ou w ill see . list of our line of arand Toacliers'
ilihlo!.. ThcHo Bibles will commend tiiuiiiselve!! lo
our patrons l»oth 'n style ami matter helpful lo the
Ktu ly ol tho Bible.
Tho amount for Bro Burns' Brace i.as been
I liiK-d with enough lo pay express ciiarges to the
Imlian 'I'errl ory and something over, wiiich np
"hall .apply on tiis paper, a« he does not want to hi«
\N itliut ll We have never jet made an appeal
for lielp lor a needy brotiier thai has not i>een re-
H|» mli'd to, and we hope we never shsll.
lli'Hr 111 mind thai (IiIh paper tvlll be
sent (u Mil itilnlNterM one year for one
«l»llar. fVlllall«vhn nee IIiIr wubNcrlbe
iin«v. if onli fur Ni% niontliN, MO an not lo
lo«e n uiituber ul tliu ExpoNllionH or ol
tiie oilier (liree arrlea wlilch will lin>
•iieuialoiy follow (Sao coinplellon of llie
KxpoalllonHT
One thousand dollars would n >t inlluence the
hundieda who are using (ho Lung and Bmly Brace
for weak lungs, weak back or hernia to part with
It conld they not secure another. If you get hoarse
or exhausted from speaking road tiie tostimonials
on another |>ago of this pa|>or, Irom Iho Governor
of Tennesse, and from Mrs. Wostbrfwk of Mlssig-
Hippi, and a score of others. .Vo minister should
be without a Brace, if he would preserve a good
vcice, or improve a poor or failing one. Ten dollars
will '"•lire one oi twpiiir sulurriimra at |t.60 each.
Instea 1 of tlie church iieloitging to the preachers
NEWS FUOM TirE
We desire that all our readers will sona us every
iiem of Baptist news tiiat may come under their
observalion for these columns, and Ihat, too, while
ii is fresli.
Bro. Mabafly reijuesis that all news items be
written on separate sheets of paper from business
letters, IMoase also give date and State.
MKMI'IIIH. — Tlie usual services wore held in tho
Ceiiirni and First ohurohoii iast Sunday, the respective
pastors on duty. Tho Stale Mlsalon
Board is rrranglng to eatablhh a inUslon station
in Ufluth Memphia. Tho Homo Board of tho
Soulhern Itsptist Convention propoaoa to appropriate
Ave hundred dollars lo tho misnlon. It rcniiUua
now fur the m«t« Rud Awooiiltlou Bouda
' 1 » ,
to lioe that a houao aud man tod other thinga
necessary aro furnished, which they are now looking
after The First church haa deeldoil to amtain
a inlialon prayor-meoUnir at the atatlon in
Chelsea which has been dlsooullnucd by liio Btato
Board, and will no doubt aoon organise a Bunday-
•ichool there. The congregation of tho First
churcii was instructed last Bunday evouiug by a
serinou from the pastor on tlio subjeot. Preaching
ChrUt, and him CrucKletl.
TENNRasKK. — Bro. J. P. Kowou sa> s: " ^'esterday
(t'epteinber the (wenty-sevontii) our pastor,
,1. \V. Oliver, immersed three ladies into tho fellowship
of the Mead-of-Ulchland church, Granger
oouiity." Bio. A. I). Phillips of Wartraco
writes on Octoiier the sixth ; " Last bunday week
I baptized one at Fairtield, Newhope church,
making sa baptisms since tho tlrst of August.
l.,aKt Sunday I bftpti/,.>d three here, and two others
await the ordinance. I.a«t night (Monday) 1
preached ai 't'lillahoma, when live were received
inio the cliureh, one by letter aud the others by
bspiism. I liapli/.ed two this morning, the other
two not i)eing ready. Ono of those received was
froiii thu .Methodists. The eause of the Baptists
seems more liopeful at Tullahoma than for years
pact. Would that some consecrated minister would
come to this section of country I I am (ryinu; to
occupy as inucii of tho ground as I can; iiut I cannot
he in two places at tho same time." Bi-o.
Thou, (iilbert ot Whitesburg savs under dale of
September the thirlietii: "I iiavejiist closed good
ineeiingH with one ol my ehorches, Macedonia. I
gave out, and could not continue but eight days.
This Is till! second elFori for me tills fall. I fear I
shall not be able to do much more iiard woik. Oii
huw I would hale to null the field where I have
ijccn laboring for ihlrly-tive years! but If it is
liod's will I must submit. I will start to-morrow
to llolston Association, ami tlie next week to
Comborlanii ^hsociatiou. 1 want lo ('o lo represeiit
I he Old Flag. I will do all I can."
AitKAVHAM. — Bro. ,1. S. Morri* of St diaries
wriies October the fourth : "Our con^regBtioii looight
was large and tlie interest good I baptized
ono happy convert this evening in White river
We ordHined two deacons at Belvne this morning
at eleven o'clock " — Bro. .lames il. Bell of B.->one
county writes on September the t wenty-neveiith :
"Tiie little church I wish to speak of is Enon, li -
cated on Brar creek in Boone county. My lather.
Kid. .1. r. Bell, closed a course ol ton days' meetinifs
ahoii' two weeks ago. Tliore were nineifen
additions to the church. Seventeen were bapti/.ed,
ono was rcceivod on a rvcommendatlon, and one is
yet to be baptized. My father is engHijod In
preaching all the time." Bro. A. J. Ivineahl
of Searcy passed tliroiigii tiiis city last week, on
tho way to his liomo from tho mcotin'6. Froneh Morocco, I^evant LImi>,
Itounil (Corners, Divinity CIroult,
Gilt Bo'lga, poBt-)>Hld, 11 76.
Hoby Typ«, ISmo.Hlae bjr 5.
No. 'JOOI>v- French Morocco, Levant Grain, Divinity
Girouit, liound CornorstOilt
Edge, poit-pald,' , 12 76.
UOAD. Persian Morooei^ Seal Grain, Bound*
Corners, Silk Scwfd, Gilt Edge,
postpaid, 13,
IVo. 'llfttt. Froncli Morocco, liovatti. Divinity Circuit,
Itound Corners, Qill Edge, postpalti,
t 18 76.
Wo have aeloctod tho Blyloa above uAiiied, ao that
we could have a good MBortmont both as to BIZO of
type and prices; and wo can ror.ommoud theso
Blbloa to ovory Quiiday-sohool toaobor, Bible atu-'
dont and roinistor as the OKBT and oheapoit plaas ot
Toachora' Biblos anown to tiio book tradib. W«
Bollolt your ptitronago for those BIWOB. 'MMoaso
order by tho number, and'say, Teaohors' Biblos.
AddroBS J GbaVot Jb MAMAirift,
,r Memphis, Tean. i
Kvary "»«• W»" aMlkwIM Ibla MraUi, «IMI V-
MMi m .nlMdl li«v« Ikto iwMa
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19 :« JhElEiWEssEEBismsr.
MRS. NOBA lUIIiKY, KniTOR,
To whom Mil oommunloAtiuna for this deiiartmcnl may Ix*
nldreMfHl, Knovvllle, Tt-nn.
I-OST-OFFICE.
KARCHIU)KEN: —Krc this you »U Imvo Icnriml
D who It U Umt bn» won my heart, and rsrrliHl iiufrcim
tbo homo of my chUdhowl up Ikt« nmon!? lUtt mnuntaln*
of Ka«l Teiine»»(H». But you jkw hf lias nm wou tnv
heart from tho con»lim of Uie YOUIIK Houllis lor horn 1 nin
sttlinK at H nt>w dt>iik, in n now horoo, wrUinis to tlu-ui:
ami my heart r»K'UJu«t as near to theirs an it did \vln n 1
was In Memphlu So you »eo Aunt S'orH lian not left you,
nor docs iihfi Intend to ever loavp you, i>ot «t loam until
she fwU you are leavlnK her. No. it in my wish that von
Hhull not lOKO by iny changc, dear rhlldren, but culn, -
jfain a now ttncio. And suroly It wp nwl oiu>, fur
all our old unclon have shainofHily deserUvl uon a tlino It was fi. iliat
they ujay read the many nice little letters, and v\ni.-h tti
fnnds to see what the dear children are doina, i-tc., nevct
thinking that even a nickel from each one would »\vi ll
the fund to three whole eidumns each wevk, Wluu
sight It would bol And what a grand total then- would
beatthoeiidl Why, U makes u.ld alt t»ui tlve. If
It is so ytMi o»» pSi-a^ ; ftiUid nU' Uvu down itl«tr^(tll of one;
but If j^Ou cannot two gttut oo« any bn^. our
aoclalion i Mmint y.iiMi > tusist* at I.c».jvnen chr to the
A«MHrintion; and 1 (UitiK Hint wii i>«> * >;!. Kisnki .
I Bpiiil . n 1 1 ,. . •
.. t m'" "t IflUl*'?' .
and I pr: 1 \ •
\ 1 N 1 S . . K 1 I
jji'l III I'll 1 • '
fflllH r.H I llr \1 V I. 1 i
i-olliili. M 1 nil!' '1 ' ' -
llltll 1. II. , I
Win'ii I ti l .1 '1;; .'1 I i
nnil Iiii l.-1- ^^ II!. • '
ri'llllliu 1 iiiir 111' i' II!'- •
I>i' tn-il. 1 ws- misrhifv HMi.i al '- Mie 111 help mother- in an) wai .luil »hovv that I
'111! 1 ( love lit"!
ir,. .( j Siit-li a n'ligion i>. cAsn-uiisil to the he-st interests
11,. iiw i ail.I uiora! growth iX' vouih, aiiil will make life
,, ( i lliHM lul
1 » \ - I
I A little ijirl sal .>ii lli" lloor i-rv iiii; Alter awhile-
1 -IK- sioiUHiii, itid s^hmuchI liuri...! in thoujrht. Look-
' " ' ' I ins: up suddeulv i-he said, • Mima, what waj» I cry-
'i-T .'Vi a'" ?"" •• Hf'-.T a moa.
and roll, as .1 ci-a |.ill"». mm. . U,-n li. a.U nach nielli, Jauids McKloney IH.
as tboy CO to iKii. \i>il I "ili t-ivc > tlrsi nml wound • '.aj-it nian, 1 mot HI aheU I'llBo, I too; Ada Harris, I mo:
prl*e-iH>ok lo til" two i-oii'-i!i'< wit" will wriio tin- the Hattle attle Momf. 1 too.
greatest nnnil»rr *wa> trom ii i (»uittrrfMtr(l mrdlcitu ihjil singly, aocordiiiif to tuy own gills,
thry find wortblr**. Mnniifrtrliirffh of . niinterfrU
su ishine; a little white cloud creeps
• rtH le* fad »»r«;auftf ibcy \mvr not ihr mjwueme and iimlcr a sense of my personal re-
across the face of tho sun and all the
ftppurntiis «»f thr laru? inanuUtttir^r to prinlutf ihe sponsibility. Thoro no doiihl, as-
L B. C. STUM COOKED wmr ciiftiiivr rcHult*. Thr Ittree manufmlurrr* hnvc
brightness is gone from leagues of
rhf titinoM imrnuvc. whilr in^.y ure pmtpctrd, lo
f»mkf ihrir mrditinc qh {wrifit umlfuralK-r h« j>o»-
country in an Instant. As long as,
•iblr •
VoT r*jiiiplp. takf thr fxpfrirntf of Simmon*I-iver
and not a balrbroadth longer than,
CRUSHED WHITE OITS. kruubuoT prrimrcd by I' H Z«ilin Ar Co., of PhiU-
A.n.(-.1Vliral. A.n.C. narley. A. B.C. ni>la«.
ilflphia, rhrif firm h.i* devoted year* of time, em-
our faith is exercised, so long have we
ployed tht moKi rmineni ihemiMN of ihr liimf, and
gladnoBB. You cannot live upon yes-
I sprni ih«.n*jind* of dolUr* in brtnifiOK «heir medirme
Hulleilt SltiiR-Cooieil DeslccaKil. lo ihc |-MTfrrhon it hnn attuint-a. i hey expended
terday's faith, nor fUrbiah up again
nmVARKOV miTATIfklVNI I
• UrKe anvMint n« adventurers hi»>'e gotten up
Ask (nr A II C. llmnil niilr cheap cotinlerieiii. dAnct-rotiA to health, and Mick
from tho fV>uutaIn, and'secure con* If
(RrKlil«retl Tnwlc Mark) on ihe*e frauds u name Jojiely rejifinWlnfi Slmmona
staiit joy by continuance of renewed
Bfakfait PATENTED. Liver ke^ulator, lo dereivr the unwary tnt" buying
rnrnalKbyallOrocfru f>«n(1for their inferior Koodh.
confidence in him.
rirrulan,»tc.,t

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t - l i i
rlSwnjtarti «i»Miar]>in-1
f l>)i> «lM hrttevnl Uwy «n«Ul
Jtwoinii Vrtforiagtte
J « « l i t f m H a W M M t t n ^ f i . I t <
Jim M^t kia«« liMd mmi-
wiUwiat btiat mmi, (NmI
ftw b«t uiv itotCtll!.ITT. UHtJ
(MM} c4krr I»iiMm««>. Hr
J hw, «» t«9t.3(«>U;Bjl.Tf
P A N T E D lo
• r n r f t m a t r t » f o t l • n a
f Oum««UK Out! M>4 »>«jrtk»!»r» VRtE.
Arunua* Sktu-WUX fa,. {fc^tsa.
m II«
S t a i n e d G l a s s
EeSUSUSTlClLiMO D8NESTI6,
Vjksr^-rju. rcMB BT ros
Frencli SlIveriiiK and
ORNAHENTAL GLASS CO^
»i4St.C«uiH«a St^St- UMiia,MaJ
' ^ f r i o«/r TMtimoniMla.
Iww Moadi w iw.r a»i»». P O. mxsrt^^i cSW.
TIm Hationat C. >9 Dw at. s. K
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M E N K E N ' S ,
MEMPHIS.
GREAT CARPET AND DRY-GOODS
HOUSE.
T l i i r t T S t o r e s
U N D E R O J i E R O O F I
We keep every ready-made article
worn by bdles, gccUemfla and child-
tea. AO goodf warranted up to the
faigbeat standard, fimimatce made
for nmil9hin« Chrpeta, Ctotalnsi.
Cr-X!lH>r7 and aiam W m to hotels
and temllien. Drea^-makinjp and
Mlilini^jr in the hlKhest tttyle of the
arts. Go:Mbcat and sold in ranali
qnantitie . retail department, lo
ooontry nrc.-oanls at irhoIcMle
prioM. Bampk.'iMntonapi^ication.
Oar BiHing catatc;riw wUI be ready
for dlMtribatton abt t' April the flnrt
Bend yoor name. Aidreos all cmn-
manicatlong
I D E N C S N B R O T U F R S ,
Si Agents.
N B.->^p*eial dtaoovnt to niinli>
If m y
l*AUACiUAPHB.
Enjoy pr««t>iit plijaifuiwi In fuch n
i way M-not to Jtifure fiiUire oiuh.
I Some |M?«>(»le ate .*>» ({iwHly.jfootl ilmt
, Ibejp- me gi-wd iot iioihlii),'.
; God (Irawoth «trais»l)t liim.,. I.ul
i thiiiW au(i (TiiU iht III i n>.ikc!t.rit.ii v. . .11
Spjril in hpjvfii
rigNl judjfiiieiii 11 > iiiii-
1.1 I it
Sarior in heavpti r'i.> . a,! 1. t
. ti..-l
with (h« t> liiii • .|ii • .1 »
MOKSKomo A( IK I'lH
f'ilA I K
IS VI«(tT SVVr.AT" A MI I K.J-TU V ri . \
I>r. H S'H«|ph •Iter, m r^xii., \1 ,
«ay« : "1 have ii!tti. .111.1 m tiijilii
sweat', with ren i{(m rl i who
havetbi* gift of tiailinjf joy evei y wtipro
and of leaving it behiml tltPin u hi n
Ibey go., .foy ttuihen trom umicr ihei.
finger* l i k e o f light. Their inll'i-
ence inevitably ictaUtlen* th« it'an.
It »e«m8 as if a sliudovv of
own trifl batl patim! tipon thoni. Tiitn
giTC Huht wiibt>t moanlnji to eliino.
Tbew brfgh'^t'arto' i v » (rr»»i worli i I
to do for G»«l.
"I LOVE IJEIJ BKITKU THAN!
LIFE." I
Well, tbeo, why don't you >linhor liaa auo.
... ii».l 111 t.niniii.j; loji-'iicr »M Joint aalhiirH
, 1 . ui.,r» IIV.. i!n..«'n wntom of Hnn-
• i..,.,i riiii..i«. IV 110.^11 p.'pii'aru.y iiaM been
, 1,). i« 11... ^luKlA r Hclioiil w.irM, Knjoyr
- .-MKh til their Miiptiral*? wnrkH IIH
. N II 1 iif, ar Haiiur4' I
; tlie vatitai{t> i ... . i,
. l e r > * ( ) < > l i p f l O K V - r I .. \ ..I
I i- Simifp.l. r(l..r. ! !iii.| 1,.
oiuire Wastern and Southern conn try to hear '
i r H > I >
hini testimony to the truth of the aisertion
itiut in 110 oasc v/hatevor will It fail to cure i. i
ihcdirectlon»arestrict!y foliowedandoarried
1,.,
out. '.S i m n t many caiee a ain((le doie has |
hflcii lutlioleut (or a cure, und whole familiei
BUCKEVE RtlL M.UNDBY.
U.irclli*!,
ULl.V
I ii'*.
f>
! an>l buitil >i|..i
ve !)Bon cared bv aiingle hnr.tle,with aperri-ot
i«stoi3ti(m of the Keneral health. It ii,
If we tj!k 4 L'r- I (. .
'of jriviiij; .-..iiH"-; w - . .. '
>. .
I. .•»t- V 01. prudeiit, aod In every oaie more eer-
.iiti 1 rr. If it» ugo is continued In imaller
loses (ill ii ..vuek or two after the diaeaae bai
T H E N E W T E S T A M E N T
I civl*e < tiI»»•!n - III
• lion li • t-.-
.1. , • .
I
•^rii, hflcked more especially In difflonUaud
D-audin^ casR< Usually thii medicine
•Ii I ii.>t fpq.jire any.^id to keep the boweUin
111 Cli UIMi l^llgllHll,
tltt- ii3>
still il>c s. 1 ma V 1- 1 k. 1
K-t- Ih? i.'.lr- I i- h 1,.. •
pri«e- li^r ..f 'h. I . t -1.
in hta iti, jr. 1 ,
a rea«>n ihr.'f .. I• i
a!wav « attfu-liiii 11 , .
of cnn«uii)f>ii.>i< I In - 111
feebletl i« iitiji..'. cr ...fi-.1 I >.
a» a toiiir up.'ii i'..- . .» cin
!b»' iai{x>v«'r sh -I ' I '
to t ,
II i* ^'"i. ti.lei.c." Ii«- . . . . r!
[ w orlil ' la 11 i I i it a k .. -
i..>.irt -'.lor Should the patleiil, however, reqiuT'-a
uithartic medioiue. after having lakoti
ihrt... r tour (lose!) of ths Tonic, a linKle do».i I J i i p h a t i c l ) i a | < l o t t ,
01 KENT 8 VEOETAELE FAMILY FILM
ttiil ix* »utflt;iont. Una no other.
I mniiliiiny ihi. orlifiiiiil Urn h iiixlof tho New
Ti'KtHiiifni, Mill. HM 1. ii rlliicury wonl-for-
O R . J O H N
Ivor,I Eiij(l|.>h irnn^.Hdon: 11 iliiw Kinpbntle
ViTMliin, hancd or iini lrit4irlli)eary trani-
SMITH S TOi^Jll. SYRUP,
i.ifion, (»ti II.r r*.a«l 1 iif:^. of cinliiPni crilica,
and Mf) the viirt.tiiH vHiulliiifn of ttio Vatloao
BULL'S SARSAPARILLA,
.M(im.ti.ri|il No lici In thi. VriHcftn library);
lojti.thtT Willi illiiHtri.tlVi' Diul cxplnnA'Cry
BULL S WORM DESTROYER, i.«it n.ilps 1111(1 fi . o|,|ouB M leclioii of rofer-
(•iie Pfjpi.t.i. Ucnuidlci) ot thfl Day, v.ilu»lili-ill iiliiiii, tic-nl I il. X. Ilv ItPiiJamln
\viiK,ii Oil,. V. 1 . 12 mo, i>|i. KM. l'rlr«(.|4.
I vtni iitii. iiii..liii,i; a,-. Hi.Hi ijv flrat post on
rrlnrfpal "fllr,.. s;tl M.ln M., I.OCISTII.I.t, KI. ri'PJip iif prl. (I.
'I'liiH V.'iIIIHIiIo w.irK 1* nos- cornpletfl, Tlie
(HIT. rem rpiiili rim;* 01 vi.n.«.T »M> IIKST
for our ail lior'* new .iiid plaboruto vcnion wo
iriwiit lih wi rk. Ihiit each r««dvr may
..f (» noiisii iiith Keo' i»f>».r frtie, to uilge for hlmspl/ whollicr ilic worili Ihera
llerully triini.||itd It weveral lor
uXHiniiiatlon, (heir vi nllct liiui lieeu HO tienorally
» lis favor H iii w.- have no bealiNnny In
I T E S ^ w i c t o r y pruiwiiiiiiif 1M(. llK i iihlic vvc Imvti no(l«>lre
f r Keclnniiii coiiiri vi ivv uii.l IICIIpvb that It
Ucdi eijiii iit i-lil. lly iijidii inlnlnlprpretAUnn,
or iipo varimioin III ilic furninl preipntatlon
ofilioti Ihs of rhruilniiliy iig uiiifbt In the
l> tV-.^ClIOOI. lll^SIC. New To tMnipni; uml ii la with the OH meal
rti'slre th al » b»( n pppiint cnxiked shall be
nmdo sir Bight that \v« pri>g«nt thia vnlnme t«
llio caniful coiialUi iniion of sii IntoUlgant
puople. AddruHD
a h'jrtuT 1 11. V
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Mew OrU-auH mall, diilly
N»p. K'Kht. dally eio't.
Umvo Arrive
4;iO,p III 10:10,;i. Ml
Sunday 3M\p.„i M:00,a.m
'gilt, train dally oxn'i.
Kbuudaya «:30,n.in 7i50,p m
(Freight trnlna carry pa-sflpogtira.
No. 4 paBHonger (thIn Ipavca ID; 10 a.tru No, 8
paasoogcrtralnHrrlvoKl: l&p.in: dul y No.
way Irelgbl Ipavi'.^ daily, «ixo(,|ii Siiuday, at
S:46 a. m. Krelglit and ticket oflh-.e No. (.11
Madlnoti atrael.
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Chronic inc«ni and CaUtrh.
MM. Chri»iii>n SCeile, nged »iity-three
rtan, ofCarondetet, St. I^uU, MWuri,
hid a chronic iilcei on her U-g which lisd
been ninning for forty lhriM! VMr«. To
uw her own lAiignn);*-, ulic lnul " trii:eGt to make as
many pianos, hut they will doubtless
t>e called upon tor a very large number.
ludecd, their piano department
is tiow running toils utmost capacity^
and tlie Companv is bellind order;.
8o great is the demand that tho Comt^any
is now arranging for a large.additlonal
factory building.
Beauty of form atlects the mind,
but then it must be understood that
It is not the mere shell that we id-
mlre; we are attracted by the idea
that this shell is only a beautiful case
adjusted to the shajM) and value of a
still more beautiful pearl within. The
perfection of outward loveliness is
the soul shining through Its crystal
lino covering.
Tho «nfv Irlitt anilaraMlna CMIII siml
JiViwf Vanlti -alliintnrtt and mitti-p^rim
CHILL
FEVER
TONIC
OURU MALARIAL DISIASM.
It not onljr ear*«. but rainaTM tfc* e*iUM ot
ths dlMMa. It Is lbs timt rhlll Tonic inaa*,
and ilvM sattsfMUnn in •voir InsUnm. AsK
rcmr druMlst fnr it. Hfnil for oar aduiMiMi,
of iDlarnullou lor cvcrjriwdjr. Pt^nia
MMIFIELO MEOICIIE CO.. MEMPHIS, TEN.
— Muiufaottinni of lbs —
OrMta Bislr RaatoraMUcIo AnlM TliiiBisil,
•UK] Ranarnrm BMatua far tkm Imm^a.
R0V. A. R. FAUtWET, A.M , York.'Eogland. «nd the
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IN FOUR URGE 12iiio VOLUMES ofaJwiit 1000 I'ages «ach,
With numerous illnstiatiom and ^
It is far in ADVANCE of the older works.
It l9 CRITICAL, PRACTICAL acd EXPLANATORY.
It ia OOMPENDIOU8 and COMPREHENSIVE in IU charict.
It ha» a CRITICAL INTRODUCTION lo ouch book of SCRIPTURE, and
ia by FAR tbe most PRACTICAUSUGOEsTIVE.HCIENTIFIC and
POPULAR VFciTk of th« kind in Ibe Englkb
We pn»ent this '^ork to oar ChrLstian with tbe eoaviction that
It will be welcoaied as a motit Suable additiun to tbe Biblical literature
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work In the following important particalars: —
1. Its thoroughness. This Commentary ii not writteti by one writ;?t
only, m Is the case with Clark. Ueory, Soott and others, bat by three of the
ablest scholars of the present day, thus enabling e«cb author to devote ati
bis skill, time and eneiKy to a limited portion of the Bible instead nt th«
whole; and tbtwe have quoted extensively from tbe works of no law than
one buHdred and fifty of tbe most eminent BittUcal writera of tbe ivesent
and past.
2. Its moderaQesa.
New light ia continoaliy t>eing thrown upon tbe Seriptones by tbe reoearcbee
of travelera who tmve visited evwry region oii which the light of
revelation origioaliy abone. by inve»Ugatioo la sci«»ce. the exposit^try
labors of scholars and criUes, and the dlMMvery and deciphering of atMrient
inscriptions, monaments and mantucripiit, thiH n^ndering the commentaries
of former days oomparitivdy useleaa.
3. Its compactness.
The text and the comments are not printed in separate parts, a^ is
usually the ciw, but are intermingled ao «ls to form one cuntinooos hbtory.
There are no blank spaces, nor Is the book filled up with uuneceauy jxtrtioos
of the text. It is what it |>ar|>ort« to be, a Cumm«.-oury, not a Uibite4
by Babbath-school teachers and Bible raadec4 generally, to wbom Its wt
faas now become indlqwDsiUe.
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This work ia i^ioted from new electnKyMl platn, oo; One toned
nper made expmBSly for this work, and said at the nUowiag ooclnnneiy
lewjiricai:—
InP&tmI1iMEn|lkhaoth,9pnnki«ledfe^UMCaUMl. *
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Moroooo, red
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gMnpl* pRgeE m t OB BMltoelioiu' Addie*
le, Yomnj Hcuper,
1 do not claim tliat the Boiy and aftaid It was not what It waanKxnu-
.he eflect« of a chronic laryngitis thai
Sumliiiht, and, Oar Little Ones, (o
ijung Bra(« will cure overy dueaae mended to he; hut I was Indnoed tqr
lOon auperinduced broDchitia, w^ich seri-
th#«e who have not been using them
tiiat flash id heir to; Init it will re- my physician to get one.' Shortly
ou«ly threatened my life. I wjw now
within two vears, wc will send UA (J K
ll».'ve, wh to »end, on 'iie remedy in my way. M^ wile wan therefore, prf vtarMi«liT>UU*

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AaaaaiifMtWMMU Matalirjr Kcaraved, eets and Metrical Index, Ixaide* tbe eneral the pnhiie In aaeb conveatant an cbeau
Or C. r> M(Utorr. U.U. In eloUi M pacaa, i ndex to ftrat linea; to fact we bave i|)are«l no form; Prloe.aiw
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expan>« ID preiiartnc thla few KdlUan.aiid we
oan BOW offer jron IhU book witG pride. Not TbePrleat, Ibe Waasasi aad iba Caa>
withatandSqg tnt* aiM'll^Dal axpenae, wt) bave feaaloaal. Ily Father CnlBtqnr,i«enU •Ave
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reduced tlie |iriee to •evantj-dve oenU per
yean-» i^ieat In tbe Church of Rnni*. Tb«
•KVHASM HiarrOBV. Br U. U. o(rtpnd, or
Work cooUin* twel e'ebapters of very Inter-
Otckaid or Bnghuid. Vol. 1, ia ahMorrot MB per doieu by expreM,imrcbaarr piByIng
Hitlng matter eoDoernlng the M»rt«t» of Ui«
iMaico BaMiala, Vot II. la a bUtory of Uie tbBrii: Patba. Anew bok by the author of the uuniber of pagea In library Wtu BaHilv p»t>«r
B WUUaaia, D I>. t>rlaa,tl.n •^Story of tbe Bible," and "Tbe Btory'el tbe aides, olal li b«ck. |M uu.
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tioapal." TbU book baa been prepared wltb Bspiiat Queslluii liook. Ky A. C. iUTtno.
ttala. By He*. W. A. Jarral. Tblalaa n«w
great • care for ' the - inatmotlon n oftha of ; little % ols.l,andII.,eacb W eta. fl 00 ptr
onea io tbe Nuraeir, the Infant nt 8el tiebool and
and abJa OotsssUl T^. si 82 pagaa.
dozen.
the Kindergarten. It Uarrange ige > nixw ajx>n a disar* MyrUeQuesUon Book. J. M. Weaver. f:iicIi
lMe«. Inerolb.aStna. ent ___ piau/rom oL either of tbo aiitbor> . . preceding »)otila. Bunday-acboo! Ctaa* Hooka. Per dat. 60 cte and
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minuter can wall afTord to oa witbonllt. divided into short itaragrapbs. liroat cate
Maaspbla, fenw.
Octaroof CTV 600 pagea. Frice, 13.00. baa been beatowed ama , the seleet.on ajnd ex-
VAarsuuLtsH KxrosKo. BY A. P.
aoniion of the wood engravinca. urei' KLom
baJKtaaaa ot iftaauata WtlUama. DJ). Oneof tbe ableat worKa ever
baring been apent In their preparaUob. >00 McShane Bell Foundry
ui6apUaad. mtniCir^ TaUd. prodoeed ta rcfbtaUon of tbe pernleiana
pagaa, Umo , wltb Uu illnatratlons and a
views beU and taogbt by tba ao**Wbb i« Ihis?"
ODiilf, to excitD admiratfoo of thla wonirouD worlc
"that eng^kgcd hit heart to approidi unto me, sattli
the Lord f and then thirdly, to arouae our intprciit
in the rMJIt of thi« .narrelooa approach unto Gort
for by it we are pfrmittad and eokbled «o approach
unto the Lortl oar»cI*«f*. and we become hi* p. In Adam ho
transgretsaed and died «o God; in another Adam
must we be restored. If ao an{(ol wero capable in
ail other respects of drawing near to Gad, yet ir is
clear he could not do it in manV tiehalf; for an angel
can only represent anKoIs. Kaoh order of beings
must be ropresonted by iu ovtn kind. Our
Lord, as man, took not up angels, for ho WSH HOI
made in their nature; but he (onk up thn seed of
Abraham because he ha4 assumed their nature.
It needed a man perfect in his mautiood lo head ui
up, and t'and as our federal head and representa'.
live, or otborwiso we could not be re8t