M - Amazon Web Services

THIS
ttfiptkt Book House,
•M Mata St., MciMpiiii^ Tipk
' •KUOMI MA
iif^ w.rwiMn,
Kmrntm to %Jam vciwiti^ pniOUIM»< in
_j»|i«»IM
••.•X.A1I l>lUiMl»li - WJKAT M IXt
pee*.
IT« timmurn, an4
anOii^urn* work. mmI Im* i>.«o
u. twm
Unw vte wttA tolStM,
• MHd Mur v^ntik
k It aUm Uuuai br I
I UwMM Awmkiiw
SttiiltiSwto
^ , J iBt* I'^KMkal
i««AUd* iw U» iMftaOv
OBM Ul«M WFSU Mil
wmmmm* M ^wiw
^un tiM iiiDMMia «wjMMiB «uBr«a
Mt >t>leMai t>>t>ieMaBt
M M ^ •U. sir* b*; -OArjot
S^STftSfTj
MMUm «t t^M
Ml,
«U.e)uu*
tor yowj^wiSn* w^M*)
ton by T
ou
Ml* «i Mui ^Mwmi li*
vaustiMkit,
--~tia»««l.«y WJU-tei**.
tunssssi
Mkimh.
t laeid: Ui* itr|ul»ji thui N«W'
mS m« oAr you tCli book
iiltk«iWdtB|tbt»«d(i;Uoii»i M
ttdttovd Uitt prio* to
\ IB
rt doMii, by KsitKf*, pnirvltu* »»•.
I) («!•«>«•*. ' fiu
«aa ajtw^ M m m MAjLvuhvi,
Sln«l«OOp»,byin»U, portptJd, f «>
doMu bjf m»il, PWMmW. » M
Ikta «MUtt*»
iltw tiiiiUM Jtelmtitjwt
em-nai^etaMB popT.
I tworda
HI. and
And M«l«t;lnMUn«a of tHa nhnmh^ I
eoauinlpjt
rwucHKm* anijm'i'
•••ymti
rjEHDi^irrpMnigeaaoaii. nnytiian
g-woM on JwpprUnt M^J*^ by " M
PMidi*lon. Thtal»wiiaT«1o«bl1
iftnd BtAUtylOY,'
to the
CUTicUa/\ /
RfeMEDIES"''
, ^ .^Kt-ltboani aiMl lir
. T>y lb* CvnCClA llMMItllM.
—ii.mrr,lbK,H, WIVCIIKHTBK, IICNN.
NO. II.
•Kor Willi till' liciirl. Hiiin I-i'IIcm iIi ijiuo ritrlil-.miaiiP"'!,
lUIll wtti) liut IMiMlltl COIlft'HHitill )ri mailt' tllll'i htitiN illiull."
— lloniitiiH lu.
AVING fXfllliiliCil it! kMi^th III! i*i r.')ii()ou« iiitOl'|W'()tiUl(iii
of UtU jias.'ii^i' liavinf{ Hoeii
oiio tlilnn that it cannoi uossibiy m 'tin, 1 prm^eed
to coiidliler, with ii» imir.li cai 3 an (lOinlU'e, this
(jiiostloii: Wliai i« ihi^ wuCtMsioii ol t'liri«t,
httdnd on falUi In liiiii ?
Kxamiiit^ tho niiiolh vow: "If ihoii shall c.oiifoos
with ll)) u; 'iitli the I;Ont Jiwiis, ami slii^lt helifivo
lu Ihliio hutti t ilial i) li it\ rnUed hlni froiti
tho dead, thou hliall he »iiv(vl." ir a man makoH
this coiifcHnloii, hclltjviiif; I'lilly wTiai ho coiifoM**)?,
is tho inihlcHf way inm.-tlhU! ol oxprosaiiiK th«
tliought. Tho wholo vor»o ooiMliuiKw an cxpr.isflion
that is cloHOly akin to oii(> In tVoi|iiont Uito witli
tifl, and like oxiirexsioii.s arc foiiml In iho liioratiiro
of all people. With lu il i 1 Mriinothncs in tliU form :
"It is ju»t as yon have heaiM it slated." I woiihl
not hoaitato to f.tako my life on it." Afjain. wo
flndlt about thus: "I Icn w it ii so. I am as well
aatlstted 01 It as 1 am of mv oxiHiomw," Xow,' in
this Scrl(>turo v 0 havo it. If any man oonl'o^s Jo-
8U4 to bo tho Christ, his «onfe)j«ion tunnj^ li wBd on
such aconvlclion as loavnn no tlonhi in tho mind
8 to hi« h 'inj{ tho Chritt, tluil mm sliall ho sarod.
Ills conrintions arc so well i-stalili^hod Mm il ho-
at poof nnito mind could oompro-
hoiid, all thai a poor (ihaoklod soul could appreciate.
(a) "With tho heart man hellovoth unto rlghtoousni'ss;
and with tho mouth nonlesslon Is made
unto salvation." (Joufeislon of (h« Lord .Tosua,
which Is rocogulzint? the claims of Clu'ist as Messl(iH,
Iho Iloiloomor of man, is most ompliatieally
Iho rcsnli of helloviiif; with tho heart.
A man may confoss a thousand things, and boliovo
nono of thom. Confosslon never rc8Ult« in
iK'llof in the boart or mind of tl 0 ono coiifusslu)?.
Uui liclief bofjots nonfof.sion: "Kor out of tho
abnndanco of Iho hoart tlio month spoakcth-" If
the hoarl l>.i full of a lliinn il sooks uttoranco by tho
I f.ulh. If a man iiollovo in his hoart ton thoii-
Han.l IhiiiKH, he will bo likoly to ooufoss tho groato^t
number of tliouj possibli. On a like prinnli)lo
in bas.i.l tho dcoloaration often ropoatod with peculiar
omphasU: "iNfurder will out." Ilo Who
(lioM hU hands wantonly in human blood gets his
deed lUftd in his heart. Ills deed is an extraordinary
lino. Monstrous issues are involved. Some
body's hopes have been blasted, somebody's hearth
stone lias beon draped in mourning. A now made
grave is in tho ccmetery, and It never would have
been there, but for his raih act. Every syllable,
letter and lino, is written lu burning letters on the
very soul. Tho secret chatubers of the heart may
keep il for a time. Hut its 8tru,(gle8 towards the
open, froo world are so coiwcles.s, that lu an hour
of agony tho dread eecrot bursts forth.
As tho oak comes from the tiny acorn iu the
earth, and lifts his long arms heavenward, stands
bolore a hundred filortws, the result of tho acorn, so
Iho confession of tho Lord Jesus has stood two
thousand yours before every coucolvable.slorm of
Inlhlellty, tho result of tlio holiol in the heart that
.Jesus WHS the Christ, man's Uedocmer. As cerlainly
as tho acorn planted in tiic soli, nature's
place for such gorminatlou, results in au oak, so
ocrtainly doe s faith In Christ result In confession.
Hut what if tho man don't confess? He don't bellevo
nolhiug inore^'nor less.
In this age of ^emi-ohristlanlty all sorts of mental
assent and credcnco are called faith. No doubt
multiplied thousands of souls will go downtooverlasting
sorrows, thinking thoy bollevo In the Lord
.Jesus, while they fall to nola that faith U a thing
that has Its dwelling placo In tho hoart of mau.
If it dwells in tho heart of man. If wo know
what It Is, If wo protend to loll pooplo whero wa
(liid It, wo ought to be able to so describe tho
placo of Its abode as that pooplo will bo likely to
recogalzo It. If wo cannot do this, wo should be
exceedingly careful, lost wo mlsload honest Inquirers.
Bo thon. It Is with a thousand misgivings
that, wo prococ4 In this dlscuaslon. A question
just hero thrusts Itself In our way. It will not got
out of tho way. It demands consideration.
What Ifl tho hoart ?
It is certainly all important to know what is to
biD known about tho homo, abiding placo, of faith.
Bomo things about It wo may know, othor things
vt o can nover know. Tho llguro usod horo is vory
strong—"with tlio hoart." Tho physical hoart of
man is tho treasure house of life. Touch tho hoart
and you greatly oudangor life. From the hoart the
II,fo, tho blood, is sent thr

iJsi^-
THfil Xr?
i p t i s t B o o k
tAf » « l a it.
tUU l)OQ«*. ^ b M»»ll n oj^UKl tol> tJio DUN P****'®
talWiiOMIMmUiH a*!
nH0W,WBd
.J'tSMUM*^^ thiMd^ffl^ifa
siiPoUtTiWittt JHaw X*taraeni oSh?
Vkf Ctyl^ olMtr and inoiit t tha f^tvuioMt
»0eu.
UnXB BAPTU... . js, U. J Mnmu.
JtayM and. ooriBeted by M. lo I^wrey.o.u.
wm
7JaaiaBatatpl*ibai obartutng — atory y It 11i«attBtMT*l7
BiTaiTfall talis and I'orolbly the _ ilo [ootriuea __
wiitoli
L?
. ««».JLimmmi I»«ii»U-On Ctanpb^i.
lim. ' Pnoi.tiM
iyufom OB BapUaBa. Tula to on* of the
•bleat worka on the anUaet aiunt? No
urrwuon. Yon want tojprotael yoor
«hrtaU«M Op«trlBea. a Compandlii^'
k Vrlea, In oIofAvn
with atwh abUity. aniTin a f »«B
—lag. aa to •utlila U>a I tlJlB
• O/bU tma is^ptbiu. i l^joiovtoStSS;
•MiiBDiie*. By I*. H, ju.i». W pp. I'rico,
^.S.'.S'TVy o' tnany y«ara.Auii
1
iiSOTWiSilf''-"'"'
aiotUicop'V b>ni»u, pMtiMiil, I n
^r down, W'm»U, ii«.tpCo > 'o
mr lioMii, by tixpr«i*ii, putvliaM pty*
;.1tliillMKiFMi«lB8 thtU&t^diiMln tka
tweolMt ol our ••olintlmii'' hymii*. Thii
jrprk bM b^u ooroplled to dimU wmnHoBi
vhoit
MiU
^ . M«iln6 lOK trtiii;
. . iMMd,
otmniiiMk
^'NjN
wtmiuiiuM
itwHnii
. |W|»
^-'SSil®****' *> 9«i»P»«n|0l »ary JbU?
•nu HNHw^n^uni* oi in* CQQiubM IttolU* ••«itrK«««'k WcrUMtuH-io vqm.
I>nl|»l|1 . Compr Blug ootiloM of
Mrmo|M. to whlffi U «)i|>«ndMi tb« art oi
I>r«aj;ht»it y^etioaii-lpr ditcteptu!.^ I
„M»li5f to Kb*>Nipu. By Ih« author of
PnlpUTtinna
iQ owa.
Jim. cloth Two tolunnw
fj 00
•^^rn—ivn. inuuiKiiiiii soil f'ketohM anil
'''"'WA WA!aA«>!;'> If"'-'
l«m»ntt,wiUt • Urfar bim of nor^i^
i«w wmoii—irc
JUOfWE,
«l«n>l>t)ta. Tnnn.
i E v c ^ - g r e e i i
HYMNS.
M i i D n m — m t u i .
tand awaitaM of
w i f w r f i f s prapwatiwfSjiB
f e s a ' T M i f i c n i m n o .
noiuki,,. , , I!
"hla tobw^mpiied to »»«( a i»ant
formnlaa fi>r wtrrlafe, etc., and ruU I Of t with tl)«> li«>ftr» man l-i lii >i lfi \iiiiii rii;hlK that it oiiiiKH uosriilsh III tu, I t>re»l j But bi' lief bo^Pts ooufeision; "For out of tl)e
act>«. We know Its u»o In our bodies. Wo know
to coiiBlder, with as much i-ai J m poj.ib'is, this J abiinvlanoe of tho heart the niontli upeaketh."
how upon Its normal condition our very- «xUtonco
depends. tVorn our knowlodgo of these thlngf wo
(]UC8tioii: What is this eoafe-i^inn ol ("uri^f, ; the hc.Hrt b,. full of a thiuK it socks nttoi ance by the
may have a faint concoptlon of thingo uiidoon, our
bKi shalt beest numtH?r of them po8«lb!\ Ou a liko pritiniple
terial, and he may ooiiiprehoud as ho soos. Duthia
lieve in Ihiue heart llial tJi'.l h ilh raised him from ia l.a>od the dccioarfttloii often rcpoatcd with
lh« iluaU, (hftu (ihali he ' It a m»n make?!
vX>
spiritual self la im natodttl and he can novor BOO
i ouliAr emphasis: ".Vfurder will out." Ho
It, and cau never kiioiy It, but fi-ctn ita phonome-
this confession, bt^Iiuving fully wtiai ho e.oufeite*, dies bi« hands Wantonly in human bloo." Now. in keep it for a time. But its struggles tow'^rds the
rclloctlng, reasoning, cau It jovoal Itself, It« roMOn-i
thin Scripture v o havn it. If any nun -oniei* oiKii, fre« world aro so csaieles-s that In ,«n hour
ing. exactly as it Is In tho matertait man? I.iOt' not
8U» to l>c Ihe Christ, his wnfes-iiou t>' in^ ijiise.! on of agony tho dread secret bursts forth.
Iiileliectuai pndo rob th» soul of any of U« »ati«-
ifuch a conviction as loavf» no doiiUt in the mind As tho oak comes from th« tiny acorn in tho faction, nor of any of Its worth, by arrtigating to
8 to hi* hnng the Christ, that mtn shall ba sareil. earth, aud lifts his long arm* heavenward; stands
itself soul-funotlons und onjoylnonts.
His conTictiiins aro so well cttiaba-ihe I t.h\t it l>e- balore a hundred storms, the riisult of tho acorn, so
«
coincs a |i»rt of liinHc'f. So convinced he \v .ll the confcision ot the I.iord Jesus has stooil two
As there has over boon war among tho people of
follow Jcsu'", oboyinjr.
thousand years before every conceivable.storm of
earth, so thero has boon conflict botwoen the ma-
Does tho (jnestioii aris^ why tlio Spirit say intidelity, tho result of tho belief in tho heart that
terial aud tho Immaforlal, botwooiitheintelleotand
ll.at tho man mint believe that (iod ha< raised .lesu* was the Christ, man's Uedeemor. As eor-
spirit. Tho Immatoflal Iu ono part of God'a friiidm
Jcaug frotu the dead ? n'MibiUwH he who tiinly as i!ie acorn planted in tiie soli, nature's
has sought to displace, or swallow jiip, that whTl^.
believes fully the resnnontion of believes place for sucli germination, results in an oak, so
is tangible and visible. In anolhor part, aud ofifln
every other state'rtent !na.1e by ai>oolm placo of Its abotio as that people will be likely to
In the black fogs elaltnlng tosoe, whon every olalfa
of tho Rocky mountains ho i« in the reffioii of i>er- nwogaizo it. If wo cannot do this, wo should be
bill tells too plainly how utterly unoonsoloua he la,
petual snow. Ho may stand there, hut it ii utterly exceedingly careful, lost wo mifloHd hoaost iuof
light. It is Infinitely hotter, more honorable,
impossible for him to stand there nnless ho makoa .juirers.
worthier of praise, to stand and
8o then, it is with a thousaud mUglylngs
gazo on divinity,
tho toilHome journey from tho l>a»o of tho moun- thatwo prococJ in this dUcussioa. A question
aitd to Tvoudor aud udmire, though not by, ten
Uin to its Kuminlt, 8 t h o mind and heart may just hero thrusu Itself in our way. It will not got
thousand times' oompreliotidlhg, than to stand
graap tho rison I^rd, but they must come up .horc, out of tho way. It demands coustdoratioii.
clothed Iu tho habiliiuouts of philosophy, aud loio .
whether a)n»plcuou»ly or otherwise, from tho What l8 tho heart ?
all tho grandest ooncoptlous of tlio'sdul of man' by
mangor i^f Hcthloheui, yea, from th« sublime It is certainly all uniwrtant to know what is to
vain efforts,to bring It within Iho'purvlow of rewn.
prophecy in Oeuo^is: "I will put eumity between bo known about tho homo, abiding placo, of faith.
Uoasoul to bo sure, Is a wonderful ondowmont."" It
thoo and the woma(i, and between thr seed and Some tilings about It wo may know, othor things
U akin to tho divine. But tho kinship Is so far off
hor seed: it shall brniBO thy head and thou sUalt wo can never know. Tho Uguro nsod horo is very
that it is really very weak. More thatiluanything
bruiso ijis hoel.'*
atrong—"with tho hoarU" Tho physical heart of
else It betrays Its woaknosain its ooiitiuiiouseffort*
With thoso obBorvations, which it it hoiwl will man is tho treasure hpiiso of life.
to reduce an Idea, to a subntanoo, and ah^trafitlOD to '
Touch the heart
boromomborod as wo paiiBon In thU disonsslon, and you gmtljr endanger life. From the heart the
reality.
WB call atlontion to tUo Hollowing propoalllon:—
I. TUo confession named in this text is basod on
tho strongest posslblo oonvlction.
Could tlic powers of man have retired, wUh a
life, the blood, it wnt through alt tUe body. Let
lu rulsatlona oaam and life la oxti'iet. Itia thereforo
regarded aa the center of phyalcul life and
acUrlty. While It beaU the handa do (their work.
Dut If U bo with tho heart, or in tho hoart, men
believe unto righteousiioss, does tho mind hare
nothing to do with It F This Bnb'q.uostion Imporatlvoly
oaiis (br an answer, and 'ne oan unhesitatingly
give it. The taiind has tnuoh |to do In tho
roaionablo dcgroo of niipiooiation iny strongtjr
thouKht than la proiontod in U»l« Soriptuwi, no
doubt tho Spirit would liava proaontad lU But,
here It Ic, »H Miat poor (Inlto mind oould corapro-
Let It coate and the hand Ilea powerteu ftt the aide.
eaw).
While it ftota the eye do«a ita ofBoe. When it Faith in the Lord Jesus boglni In the mind, but
oeMaa ita aotiTlUes tho eye ii dead. Aa U It , the Is oompletod In the botirt. God has gjven til
center of pbysloalIMb, to bean )a tho
minds with which to {tcoilTd and weigh dvldettoo
i- •
I
f-r

At
Wltl* which to Qompsre UUniJi plolunitl la thoni.
tad tod^uMi^flOnolutlonA.^ Nothiuff can tako Its
plwei, left hiiiid tn»y to imino extant supply
3,*ho|»lw)o of tto right hana when Io«l or dlwblod
by looldent. One eye may do the work of two.
Four iI|fQre«, or oten ono, may do tbu oflloo of the
A atlok iH»y,t«ko ilie pl«co of a log. Tho
touch may cotBp6n«»to, though poorly onough", In-
,,doed,for ti»«lo«t vUIon* But take away iuan'«
iMlnd, t»k0 away o*ory rational power, and ho Is ton
tlweemor® holple»a lhaa the boatl. Evorv fact with
which he becomea aoqualritod tuiut llrat touch his
mind. Theoniotlonijii uatuwmsy havo a iwrlain
work In making this now awiuatalanoo, but (ho
mind !• tho chief laotor. lu decisions aro strong,
M they ehonld be. Generally those ^BcUlons
govern men. Those decisions, however, aro if
gardlhg tho oomprehonslblo. Three and throe aro
aU 1« a fact on which nothing beyond this axis,
tenoe deiMJoda. I accept it, and go on In life, Al-
exander conqnerod tho world Is a eUlomont of history.
Nothing of thf otornal beyond depends on it.
AJbellef of the statement is not Hkoly to ndbct ono
her^ I accept It, and go on and am in no way dig.
tnrbodlfalllnadayahnndrodmeu should arUo
»nd say, (ho historian is mistaken, It is not so. The
fact of numbers Is easily understood. That about
Alexander strictly accordi with reason. All men
«an seo how a great wirrior might put himself at
the head of the world of men. Hut, Jesus Chrlnt
la the Bon of God ha» been declared by prophet, it
haa been handed down to iwstorlty by (ho {wn of
inspiration, apostles publishod It from city lo city
and missionaries ready to bear .It throughout tho
earth have arisen itl every genoratibu «lnco (ho
ornclllxlon. But It Is contrary to reavjn, say the
enemies of Christ. It Is hard to bollore. It U so
hard that tho carnal mind can't believe it. The
mind that la under the dominion of tho (losh can't
riae above Ite governor. It is enmity against God.
K can, therefore, tlo no more than sofvo as a jnodinm
of communication botweon God and tho soul.
ItknowB not how to go beyond reason iuacMptluir
statements and evidence.
That Jesus Christ is tho Sou ot God U hard to
Wlev^ because U la a thinjf not to bo .uudorstood.
bomething deeper than reusou must bo touchod.
The very center of spiritual life must bo touched.
When the truth gets to that tho man's language Is
prwtloally, "I do believe, I can't help behoving.
The world can't cause me to rajoct tho truth."
Faith In Jesus Christ is not merely a montal an-
Bent that causos the Lord to wait and wacth to soo
If the man Is going on through baptism and other
worka of rlghtoousness. The Lord soos in tho bo
llevlng heart the resuiUnt life. It is to his oyo
an open book.
n. The confession unto salvation is primarily
to God; secondarily unlio men.
In any man's salvation the parties first concernod
God and the inah, God is icterosted In the
glory to him in the man's salvation, and tho man Is
Interested In the everla'itiag benollta to him of (hat
salvation. God is tho groat sovaroign of tho uni
•erse, and his right must bo l«aul(c. Doforonce to
his Hght is of primary Imjwrtance. Wnothdr any
man has any clue whatever to man's heart God
must have free accoss, and first aocoss lo It, or that
mau is H^eclod. One's situation in life may be
suoh that no man hai9 opportunity or right to know
the profoundest secret of his heart. But its hidden
depths must come out before tho Lord.
^But God's purpose, as revealed In his word, In
tho salvation of one man Is generally the salvation
of another man. Often It Is tho salvation of a vast
namber of mem Hence tho very great Importance
ot tho confession of Jesus Christ to men. It Is
God's Initrument tor leading ihom to Christ. It Is
Indeed tho beginning of tho preaching of the gospel
of Christ to confegs him before tho worid. It
Is with me a question wliether any nmn, learned
orunlearaedjoverwasablp to make a stronger
iiWment for Jesus than whan ho simply oonfeiies
him before men. He then praotlcaily said, "He Is
wrought into my very soul,"
Whe U wrovghtlnto my yorjr sool, thero mnst
tjo « momentous reason for U. To him. savs thn
I committed my wvf. to hito m?
as
llfb fbr time and eternity has been committed.
Thw» thing*, Implied In confessing Jesus, are
more convinolrig than logic, mors charming th»n
rhetoric, mbro entrancing tlian poetry. God's anelent
frlomiffj t king, notable In earth, both blessed
and cursetl of heaven, inspired of God to clothe in
language tho music of tho redeemed soul, In deep
ngony beggod for a resteratien of tho Joy of salvation.
Why? That ha wight, by his confession oi
his personal exporlonco, bo able to teach transgrossors
GCHI'S ways, that suinors might bo oonverte i
unto him. Oh, for a soul, * heart, full of tho rosurrection
of Christ l-full of Christ altogether I This
is salvation. Salvation from sin here, for Christ
and sin cannot occupy the same templo. Salvation
from tho ofTocts ;of sin huroaftOr, for if full of
Christ hero, one will bo full of poaoo yonder.
Bternal salvaOon; for If God had not so idaiuly
promised it, such CIOHO uuion with Christ would
secure overiastlng immunity from all evjl.
I Now, I present two very solemn facts In concluflion.
(1) If a man is not acc.optcd by (Jod when ho bolievos
on Jesus in his heart he must bo damned.
For, "Ho tliat bolioTOth not shall bo damned."
Israel could uot enter !uto the land of promise
becauso of uubollef. Up and down tho wildornoss
(hoy nia.-ohod year after year, and the valleys
were strewn, and tho hill-top' crowned with their
blcoching boa««, but many of them entered not in
Iwcause they did not boMovo. It .Is tho hoart at
which God looks. Actions are regarded only as
nn Index to tho heart.. Is thu Ix)nl ot fcoblo sonso
that ho should require an index to know our heart ?
(2) If any man b« baptized as a moans of salvation
any more than any other work of righteous.
H0S8 Is a cause of his salvation, that man's baptism
la a solemn farce in the face of God.
"THE SUPl'EU II^STITUTION."
BT J. T. I'lHOH.
NO. II.
tho "Design of tho Institution," from
Vy forty.four to page sixty-thrco, tho
brings out the symboliom of tho supper.
page
author
"Churchcn, like individuals, havo a bmlv. and a
life, a frame and a spirit: tho bo
(». "And 80 evorvwhere, at least, so thr as we can
learn ffom the New Testament, among the first
churches this ruts was followed, of lioldlng tho
suppor Institution, and admitting only churchmomlwr.
to partloipato In its celebration"
I'p. (58, 60.
Now thoauthpr nods. Ho says; "The Bpostlos and
tho membors of other chnrchos, whon wiih any of
tho churches united with thoen cluu-ches In tho ohserving
tho inslHution." P 09. a llttio further
on ho says: "Tho suppor was h^iUl by the early
churches, os belonging not to churohts collsoUvoly
and not to minister separately or colloctivcly, but
always to churc4io«, soparatoly ahd singly, u,o
families or socitios of JOHUS." I». W) ,
He oven quotes Neamlor in his "Planting and
Tralniug of the cariy Cliristian church," to provo
that each community tormoil ono family iu tho ob.^
sorvanco of tho rite : Tho colobration ot tho holy
suppor continued to ba conno^conaocifttii)ns, or
Convontioi)H/or prioslA-er-^ or private
inOlvindua^^ H
often boon carried >>oyond its loxitimato limits."
* * * '"fbls briuKs into view again misapVlication
and sorious porverHion of tho imstitution
touchcd upon whon speaking of its do.Mign; namely,
itsappropriati ,n to purpoHOH of Ciiristian follow-
Hhipand what has booncallcd Christian communion,
that is, tho couinmnion of Christlons with
oach othor in tho usO af tho supper." 1'. 77. * •
"If the supper ha.s boon committed to the church
to bo celebrated by the chnroh aisombly.let it bo so
kept. Tho individual is not the church, any more
than a single Jew wa,s a Hebrew family," 1'. 7G,
Now, if tho suppor cannot be celebrated out of
"tho church assembly" by a momber of tho local
church, how can a visiting brother, a foreigner,
celebrate It ? As shown, he canuDt commnno with
individual members of tho church ho visits; nor
with tho church collectively ; nor with tho donominatlon.
But you will say, as does the author, "ho
may commune with Christ." Can lio? slnglv and
alone? Is he, the visiting brother, such nn organic
bo< y_corporatlon-that singly he may, and can,
and docs reprosont to tho worid tho symbolism of
the supper?! A man, who would on any other
subject so outrage logic, would be laughed toscdrn
by all the critics, "from tho rivers to the end of
the earth." Our learned author closes with an
able chaptor on the "Abuses of the Institution."
But he, inviting visiting brethren, porpretratos a
glaring abuse of the ordinance, himself being
Judge, Listen : " And are (here not cor(aln rights,
privileges, and dutias that God has set in families
and ronflned in famillos alone?" . . . "This great
law of God, by which we are set In complete and
hulependent families, each enjoying and holdlnir
certain rights and privileges as sacred and untransfsrablp,
and all holding tho Banio~ls it not '
the very and only order by which imrity, oonconl
and prosperKy aro promoted ? Nothing is more
evident." . . . "ic we would preserve tho best interests
of society and the world, we must preserve
the family relations intact and ordor them all ae*
cording to tho laws of God." "Bach (Lrch
Ul^liJl'n^S • ! th « ro.
View, wp may say tho fellowship is k
siiirmf"n fellowship il
inti ol«ii ""'"f Mot intrude tliodselves
w " Jn^fosted with rights and prlvu'ibaptlaed
person oat».bo% membSr of
thoohnreharoto
thODuppor InsUtutlon." pp,
-
How tho author can say that In ftiwilies, as in
chnrciies, (hero can be uo interchange of righu
and prerogatives, and yet thero may be oxldbitions
of courlesy, In ordor (0 make room for tho practice
of Intoroommunlon, is passing strange I There aro
other strong as well as weak points in tho book, t
havo noticed those that bear most dlrecUy on tlia
supiwras a elmrcb rite.
WABHINfJTON LKTCEIt.
FROM OUH UKODLAH COUKEHI'ONDRNT.
WASHINGTON has been favored during tho
VV week with a (rioof ConKrcssos. They wore tho
f«rty.ninth, tho Workiugiuan's Congress, and tho
Sanitary Congress. Tho first did little more tiian
orgaulz^ road the President's mossafce, and talk
about revising its rules. Tho second discnssod tllaborer's
wanU, volcotl his demands (or
ftom-ievery stajuliKjint, oidered that tho Eight-hour
rule bo enforced on May day, and held a parade
and mass-meeting. The meetings of the Health
Assoeiatlon were of unlvert>el Interest. A large
number of Important topics wore discussed by eminent
physicians from every sectioi. ot the Union;
Thero is no subject In which tho people aro more'
interested than that of sanitary scionce, and tho
cause seems to have fallen into loalons and able
hands.
Speaking of the rules of the House of Kepresenta'lvos,
that botly does not expect to attempt any
work until some change of rules hat bceu settleii
uj)on. Nor will Speaker Carilslo announce the
stan.ling committees until tho matter Is decided.
Tho House is too largo a l>ody to work rapidly, and
the present rules afford every facility for confusion
and killing (Imo. Including eight delegates from
(he territories, tho House consists of three hundred
and thiny.(hrce members, and most of them think
it their du(y to make a speech on every j>osslblo
occasion.
The Senate, too, likos to hear itscK talk. There
is Senator Morgan, for Instance, tho orat

m
fs'iS!
wUI, delivered to Saiaii that they Kiipht loatn lu.i
to blaspheme, and if pcriiisteiit .lR'ri;:c« »re i \n tho wh.«lo
lump, ( with »\ich horositM as now oxi-i
In the Baptist Union must he at rarieiic with iii,
will of Ooil. IIUTo you duly praisi^l (Hoertaiii]
»ddre«8? I 8C0 that it in imhlidy praiwi sm a
Bapti$t classic? It ntfins tome that hy it tho kin^'
dom of Christ, as khiK ot saints, is miniliilaiivl.
Hie people consist of those wl.o
mon Yirtues of some who know him not, ri,p
atonepicnt, ot itself Raves tio our. Tlir tljjiiicni
called, in uothiuK imt a deniiil of the roallty Kvyn
the coniSng of the day of wr.uli eccm-i to ho iii>nlt>it
Mon are no longer, it sihsiih, undor the curso. hui
all are redeomrd, saved frcin »rath, and sure of
hearen, unless they do not like to bi' so. . . . Your
aermon of the seventh of .lune, shown wimt mi
christian fellowship hai4 douo. I tnouru tlie state
of things; and as God has favored you to try to
stoRi niuch error of dontrino, I pray liim to give
you actions as well as words more etroctual still."
Mr. SpUrgeon, iu a ^hort passage in the November
Sword and Trofcel, say» ;—
"A correspondent accuses us of ' havinp fellowship
with all tho heresies of the IlaptiBt rniou.'
We have no such fellowship. Oui ciinnection
with that institution extends to common action in
holplug poor and aged ministers and home mission
wor. For what may l)o said or douo at the dehating
meeting, wo haTo no sort ol resiwnsibility, for
wo have ceased toaU^nd them. If.my ar« iiuawarf»
of thii, wo bog them to notice iho fact; for it wouM
pain ut greatly to bo supjiosed to have any fellow-
•hip with modern doubt. The great mass of our
brethren are quite free from loose views, and with
thoae brethren, and with all who lovo tho gosiwl of
our Lord Jesus Christ, wo aro in fellowship of tho
heartieat kind."
The fellowship refenod to In tho note which
Mr. Spnrgoon quotes is no doubt membership iu
the Union, and oo-oporation with it. Non-attend-
»noe at its neettnga la a tnoat Impo^tatit protest;
but thoM, nteeUngi ootitrol ita home iniaaion work
Kod Ita. other agenoios, no that abaenco flrom theao
t«uda to letTO hereay to control the Work to which
tbe nieoitwrt of the Union contribute ftinda.. Pn>-
Uki it g^, bnt ought co-oporaUon to oontinue, If
3oriptat« bo our guide r
«' oritn»iio\ ^ml li.i n n a iti . > lnvirl •• 'x l'
il>-,l : i, .
- u. iiiiiij; n-r. i.
•••I lll»I
!.l?i ui!
tm \. w •• till'I in vs«t iin«ik). r i ,>f ininislers a
orshi.' H siii ll. 11,. riUM .in' tiriinjiii^' up
uil.i-
ihiMr
hlui for «!! In all, wo Mh.»ll noi lo.ik upon iiU like | ' k. -j. • If
1 ,rr •h- |f pi.'i.ii m l ami similar sofi
again."
I ' i'diai < i I I ^ :ii- an 1 tlabl.) I.iil.r, Ni.iio ,.r liod s »lroii>j uioii
A iiil . : I. I
The falwi dentin eiits iitli rid or I'oiniKii.Tiv.l .mi | ^
i \ iit' ( • Ml ' II . t I - i: ll' w 11' in i ii«( >v ii\
1
tho Octolwr meeting's «it th« liapiUi l'i,i;.:i 1,,t a , , /
••• • !•• , • rl " !.. I . \ I Hii»lil, 1 ' Irii'ii iiii\ fi- vvvli •ml Willi ilj. Iho io*.*iMi
Mir
l>erson well-known to me t" wiito it mxe ..f i,ii„( !
» 1 i . T , „ ,, n ll. I. I 1 li t 1 tml t,'r 111,'iMiiiii-^ iti tiphi iir.-a tun;: il ii-lriiio is, that
ii'n,'o, an ! iriiiUy of (iinl; the inwhole
laud. Tho writer s a i d ' j jm
, ar!i,iimil of iho S.>ii , Iho ilosi ciil of Uie .'spirit , the
!'l;i. \('ll! N. «n 1 't I !;i N K
"Dear Mr.Spurgeon ; You are in lellowship w Ith i » 1 \ ^ i,
work iif si,,1101110111 t>v Kuliitiliitlo'i , tho union ol
••in- I \
ail the heresies existing iu the Haptist I'nion If \j ' " ' ' ' ' ' "'
I 1 ' .1 . i. ill'- i 'tin«i ivKli 'lis po.ipio . his irhiiiiiihaiit rosurreothose
who denied the reMirnnioi. urn. Iiv tio.li 1 r*'"' s • ni.ti • A i-i '• 1 ll,.,. '11,11 liiH i o!!U!ii; njjaiH 11. iiiiljjo l.iio worlil , yea,
jii' ,|>i.' Ulii'iv n: 1;., » «!,,jw ll lijn Vi'..
Iho ludanienls he will oxoi iiio uii.>n tho utigo.lly.
tliix iippo.iii .ii Tlip> (»t.iHi:* i-k-ltv 1 ilf !U«l'. ,tro » >:roi»i ilotrp ; Ihe tremendous catastrophe of
Kdoii, wiierohy all havo siimod ; the . oiivertinjt of
Iho doprsvod heart of man , Iho harmony of justice
aiiil mon > on Iho i'n>s« of Christ—all these are
ihoiiio» inlo whii'h aiijit'l'. deiiiro to look. They
inui.t Ih' prt>aihod .tiimui/ iiirn. in order that all
Iho olcol ofllixl iiiav hp jfaltiere.l honw..— Helf/n»is
a< !>oJ.,nt;,iia 1,, .i nil* .•f n jj^ti UiO Spu il -ai,! li.iu;
•ixi'." I'lu-N ii.",ii .Ml I'ir.r.iiT I', -•,i!i.i it>.t.-!iiii(j • -
Botiii.l liivliiiii'. l.calltiHi. i.a. liint -...v, iti.- iiiaiiiin
of our Ti'H»iiii ii! !i.
W'Ihmi wr till ! a .-< n.iul.rh «• iio Imip
ftp|>Olil.' f If !l H.l.,.1 lir- A.t 1.11:1,T. 1,1,1 is (ill lln!
I" c-lialk Miii .lio-.vni^ jjiiu a, ! , ri >• , lu lUiil .I'l v
o,".iiiii.li> tli.ti tu'i'i 1 .1:1 1 'mi: nil IV'i.ilc-
M)Ilu' tnr Ul.illklli.i i 11 I, ll l,..i[ l!,, rt' 1fcoiiH'tliiiii;
« w,,;, I,,.- ill I All I Ill llll'
WC .I'l' n ,ri .K .i IVI 11 l i,.. 1,11, ^
1 Ii'iriiio. S,.1,11,1 1 I,,.. 1, » .ito . ii,-,-,-»»,»r>
for Ui«« iviirlil Willi .lit 11, . IV,.Ill I i.« ji>,i
foPi

I
1 r
Ui.'-- *
I
I*' tt»
Sample Papers for 188G.
'That MTeml tHouMnda of utiiiftora and moni-
hera who havo DOT«r seeu
T h e Teniic88«o Baptist,
Just let one thousand pastors try it, and report
the result to ns.
If the pastor should declino let some brother ob-
tain leave after .the service to read the subjoc.1,
and rates and odor to forwanl subscriptlona free.
Show the abevo to your pastor, and if he will
not read it to his congregations after service or
canvass with It, then will yon not do so?
Wo want one thousand active canvassors during
the month of January.
DEROMIlfATIOlVAE. SERMONS—FIRST
•OLVME.
ST J. R. aUAVKS.
This first valumo contains the six following Donomlnational
Sermons:
1. The Act of Baptiim.
a. Thm SyiiDibolUiia orBaptlsn.
A. Tke M M U M of mmrUam t* ItolvitU**.
«. Tk« ilMMHir » Chnreh Ordlauiev.
Wkal to II to Ba« OHak Oaw*r«lii|yr
C*auH)l«Kce I W'liat la It t
Bond for a oopy for year Ubrarioa. Prio«, 76 eta.
Addreaa BapUat Baok vr*na« HempUi^ Tenn.
Bond to Grave* and MahaOy tor sample paffes of
tb9 mw mvitlo book, Prayer and Praiso.
V -r r
1 ^'jj-'ir,'J, L ^ J r
THOU HJJST OIVU a RN^MM TO TKBM TBAT nAm TBia
THATiT iiAirBaDiapx.ATaoBSOADaao»TiiBTauTH.">.i>t,
UKAVKM « MAUAfFV . . . . I>tibli»bera
aniTORiiL ckiKi-s.
J. H.UHAVIi».LL..n. . • • tCdltor ana I'roprUtor
'rilEllK will bo no pap.ir next wook. No lypon
A will be sot (luring Christmas and Now Year
hslidays. I on't foi tfot it.
A friend oso» that every active
friend of thU papor and its editor make an elfort
during Clirlstmaa week to gel A list of >4ii lisorlborH
as a New Year's present lo tho editor. Who cannot
secure at liiast ono? And a thousand doing Oach but
tliis little, would make our heart glad, and give
this pajwr a grand start for 1880.
OUU THEOLOGICAL KKADING CLASS.
FOlt 188«.
Bo many now names havu boon onrollod who
wixh to commonoo, aud so many of tho old class
voto to re-commence tho course, and as none ob-
ject we acccilo to thoir wishes, and republish tho
"coarse" given for Septombcrand October last, for
January and February, 1880. .
OLD TKSTAMKMT. For January, Genoslij, two
flhapoi's daily, Conant's tranalution with notes.
NRW TIBTAUBNT. John's gospel, ono ohapter
dally. Matthew's gostM)], one ohaptor dally. Em-
phatic Diaglott with notos and rofbrencos. A
literal word-fbr-word translation in small typo.
TUEOBOFLLOAL HIADIITO.
TKXT-BOOKI. Christian Dootrlnos (Pendletou),
ono ohapter dally. The Work of Ohrlst Devdoped
in Beven Diapensatlons (Graves), fue ohapter dalljr^
Queatious by tho ola«» will bo answered bf
ttie editor.
The iast five dayt» of February lo bo spent In ro'*
viewing what has Insen reml during tho courso,
Tho text-lMoks can be obtatuml at tho Baptist
llooic House, Momphis. Tenn., at publiahora' price.
the Moond oldest Baptist |>apcr iu Aiuorict, may
HOK. J. JIAUUAI.. Ml«l«i.'j)l.l, I
8TJIT«D IVtNTHIHUTORS.
A«WOOIATB8.
Fur your devotioHai readings morning and
evonings adopt th« Psalms iu course, lly reading
MB and beooiuo iwnonally acquainted with its real A.J KK08T, 1>.I). . . . . H«oritmeiilo, C»l. two I'salnis daily, jou will iu iho courao of on«
morita aa a
BlbUcal Exttoaltor
KKV W M . NOKTON, - . . KUlglAUd.
HKV. J. T. OAKI.KY. llruilurMiti H OrtMO IUMMISS Tenii.
I'ROK. U. W JOUNSWN, i,Uli., ( olllcrrUlo, T«nu.
I AH. 8. MAHAKKY • RiuluMia Maiiik««
year read tho rsitlina nearly throe times. They are
tho Ciir iHtian's prayer and pralso booit; and no
iiiinister can t>o te fauiillar with them.
and an QiUcient stimulator o( ovary Oliriati«i: graco
and roligious activity, tbo pubiigijem offer namplo
papera for a low moutlts at tiie following rates:—
Wo will send tho p»t>er four months for 50 ct«.,
nr free for a club of 5 four months sub«cril>ora at
60 Ota., each.
V mlltor •lioiilrt l>« •'Tl;o onii of Controversy," ho mistakes tho au-
writteo , to (.IravM A MahniTy.
ciftio. Dr. Bond.
tinuod until complotcd.
niHilnKulaliluc I>rlu4th of faltii aud praoUoe, logicAl raading jhurob.
ajovvul. If our readers TIHII Momphis this week
i. That no wmblance of eoclralaatloal authority can
Dr. Froat in the Series that CIOHIMI last inomli
hf
• xerclaetl Rave by a Uwal church.
or noxl wook, call and soo thcso raro Jewels. And
ahowod what "Christian porfoction" was not,—the ». T'>»t each loeal church aluiie la Inveated with allecolailR«tlc«l
power—power lo elect cud commlmlon and depoae no where can yon obtain hotter bargain) in Jewelry
mitteachingt of those who profess "Sinless :i>orfo .Ins appeal, hetween now and Septombor the
first, enough to pay ono month's board for each
l.'hrisl'H kin!,'(l«ni uvoi was or over could ho in tho kingdom ombraces all tho time from his ascension thirty-seven dollars and fifty cents, trusting In
hoartsofsaintHor.innors. I'auI .IOOHJn one plaoo.say unUl his return,—tho Itegcneration. (Matt. xix. 28.) (iod and our brethren, wo will say to thom, "Come
thai Iho kin^.lonvof (.o.l i« riKhloousne^s and peace This period is analagous to the oaring time of the back and lliiish your courso." Ut every ftlond of
ministoriai education who reads this decide If he
and Joy in tho Holy Spirit; but this U manifestly corn, blado or stalk, and, in Daniel's prophecy, is
or she will holp this e»„8e u.is year, 1885-6, and
an oliptlcal sontenco f,.r tho />„,/.. of t. o kingdom',
Iho time between the cutting out of the stono from
inform us /low much, and forward apart of U be-
— its aim and the natural ro.sull ol itN rulo. Wo
tho mountain and its smiting tho ^roat imaifo fore Ihfc tirwi of Sortombcr next. Bro. Fuiiar we
all know
grapo tho
that tho appio is uol tho troo nor tho
vine that pro.lu,o« It. The third Na-
Dan. ii. 41.)
Durinii the blado, or stalk, period of tho corn, as
aro satisliod, will start Iho new year with bis'old
jroiMwiiion; 1. c., to be ono of twenty te pay the
ward and washing of one young minister, —thlN
rx)lcon, in tho folo Kivoi. ai IIIH .'oronation, said for I havo said, there was nothing, to the inoxporienced icon dollars and llfty cents, six dollars and sevent".
tUooaroflho foroi^M. diplomatn, "The empire i« oyo, that looked like an car of corn, yet during this ceiiis each. We holicvo ono brother in California
poaco." Ilo cortainly did not moan that tho French
govcrnmoHt was oiihor litorally or ngnratively
pofico, but that its aiuiH woul.l ho to swinro poaco
|)eriod, after tho form of an oar and tho green, imperfect
and scatiored grains of corn apjwared, uo
one (juestioncd that il was indoetl corn; so in this
will engage to Hupimrt one. And'wo believe the
young ladies' missionary Hodotios IH Tennossea
will onfnigo to support another, and that the societies
in Dyorstmrg and Uipley will heart the list
With all nations. Nono bnl commentators of the ago few can be found to deny that tho kingdom, in And we fcre morally certain that the general oon-
Saored Scriptures would havo otherwise iinder- ono of its phases, is in oiistenco. The k ruela of triimtions will supiwrt anoUier. If we are rlirht
stood th« very el.ptioal oxpres.sion !
in this wo can 8iin|>ort four instead of throe for the
corn are fast multiplying iu the eat; and tho signs
coming year, iSSfMi, Shall wo not do It? It
•f Its fullness and maturity aro manifold, and evi-
may bo a hard year, but lisloa to the nromlso*
I regret to say that one of our own recent aud dent to every Scrlpturally intelligent observer. " Irust in the Ixml aud do gooil, and veflly thoti
value.l commontatoi-H of tho Now Testament thus
brielly e.vplalns tho scopo of ihis parablo: "Tho
kingdom Of God in Iho HOUI and in tho world, a life
and a growth not dopomlont on human power,
gradual, progressive and coinulofe in iig dovolon-'
mont."* '
A HIIUOKHTKI) INTKUI'HKTATION.
Analagous to iho throe noted stages in tho growth
sha t ,0 fed." Who will tcust In tho *nd
Tho third period In tho progressive growth of
load oil in this grand work? i
the kingdom, rcprosonted by the first appearance
If wo can only bo instrumoatal this yeai- lu
of the groon ear on the stalk, and tho scattering raising tho means to supiwrt four young ministers
kernola of uuripo corn upon il, to tho KULI, OOKN at Jackson and Carson wo shall fool th»t we ar«
IN Tiiic KAH, represents all the time in the history not living lu vain; and tho brother or sister
who gives fon or fivo or ono dollar will ndt Uva
of tho kingdom from the return of Christ, whon
wholly In vain.
commences tho llogeneratlon, until the close ot tho
liOt us hoar from every friend of ministerial eda-
milleunial age.
cation during this month, that wo may let the
of B sood of corn, vi/,., 1. hVoin the appearance of (1) At tho commencement of this period Christ brothron know If thoy can i-oturn In September
tho blado to that of Iho stalk. 2. From the stalk to will return with all his now glorified saints, Any amounts In the mails that havo not reached
us will be addc' to tho Soptombor fund.
J. It. GRAVES.
lILMtU KUNI>.
Bro E 11 Fuller nit)|.cs»;s to Iw ono or ofumtoglveiw flo.
Mississippi.-. K B Kuiler.O 7ft: rieasttnl^blll eiiureh
DoHolo coiinly, 0 7n. Total, 18 60,
Kontuoky.- W L Trioo,« 7fl.
Toxas. —Mrs Llaxlo Chaaoy, 18 00.
,, , . , UKNltttAL rONl).
Cash on hand 1st H«|ituinbur, |4i W,
Jtuoolvod siiiee BoptomiMir tsi to Uaio,
WRKKLY UXl>UllT,
07.
Mrs B A Watson, aonncssou, 1 OOj A Baptist. MidillA. ^ ^
burg, Tenn., 8 ooi fc Itollor, Tonuosiwo. a

6
{
H
'I
s
A W U 4 K M W E I I 8 ,
I TUM JUIKIMRNIH.
gUKATIOM Yuu hilVf Ottiil that IUHI«»a of one, iltt
WO bMV0 AlWHyo t>«iiu inufiiit, tliK»o «ri» four juilxuieiiU,
ouo (latt Bud tUroo to iMmio, t itiutiilil iniifil uuil
beu«die4 If you wouitt more li?(irly anil HorJulurully pro-
•cntUieia. Uiui-it Hrt'i>K« r,
TABT,
• AJ«8\VI« lJ(i7. I. .hulffincnt of iH'liovors.
1. OI «ln, VlilohliaH jiao-iixl rorlho„bolit'v»r,C'tiri«i
h»vliJg baoii jii!lg04l (or hi-* siix", ho liiinsell"
"cmciflml with Ulirist." Ilenco lin that beHcveth
. . . shall not como Into Jiulj^uicnt."
2. Pcrlod tjf )in1jj"'ont.
When the boril Jcsim 'lioil on tliu i of ati agiM, when i-a< l. • •.Imll
receive hii own iv.vanl ac.'onliiii< i!> iii- nvn
labor."
2. I'eriod of juilgiueni.
After U.ey have becu " caiiytit up,' in kIo' II'"'''
botlies, to " nioet tUo L inl In iho liir
Place of ju(l(4inciit.
Ik'forc tho "jutl^niniit->'':U of Christi."
. Bible referenetM, Koin. xiv. l(t-12; 1 Cor lii.
8-15; 2 Cor. v. 10; Kov x\ii. 12.
Biilievors "ni\i!)t nil ajipniir in form I In' inilxmeni-
seat of Christ" to rneivn lewnril or -ntlir Ion u -
cortHllg to i.hoir works on fHriti. It will ni>l be u
((UCation of ticaven or holl. «nue iln.v nif a l |hi'-
vioualy in heavetj in b.ntio.s of >;lurv, imi ui whiii
i-ewanl, if any, iti«v im- lo i;nImiMion ol l''iiiili,
and llie Moihodisln lilnd lln-ii ininlntcna to li'aclj
:uid ohworvo IIK' pisrlplino, !>. Sh< lu III u n it'liiiin IHI iiiTor w 1) tnli'iil t>'ii'i 1 1
'Miiit, iM it'h.'ili.ifltT Iltt; ilu' iifiltiKitM'i' tuii'liHin iiic iiaiiii
ul llic .-.•.'(i fi..iii llw rutiiuU, mill iiK" u tliiiH. I'.iiUiT nil.I
M il* litMnvl," «t»ijM rlit' KiJ Ii.' v.iliij, itil Miiii t iH'-I'.vtmI V
|ir tiK.'ti'lrw 'u'iiii; ti.ul' ^hi'iiUl ii jitTNuti tuil lo l-f (-iilltt l)
I'dVIMi'il ti) IbP ^Viilll.i llli lift I'l- v.lllily
\V, A lill.lrK
AvswKit-^fi'.', I W- tliould ri'Sard II US iiiv d 111
It one inirM)u of iln' (mdlioad ini»\ li • ijfnori'I llu' i
(nay twonni! iill. 1' nil arisin. Imiiii/.i' lii iin' r;iMi'>
«)I (iod th« I'stlirr oiitj. U snili ii lila»|iliiTiii>.u-
act ('lii i"lian biiplixin
2. Il ('lirUt ui>nini.in^lo'i h lotiil iini:ii^rn«n iln'ii
Ihcro lunst be a tola! iiiunt'i-ion. It I IIIMC sli(iii;d
lie a t^ilure in ilio I'lrsi IIUIMIIIII II simiiid bi- KI-
UMMplod iintll thf i-oi-mmiid nbcvcd. .A A'-i u.
UMidi'd ill (food fultli 111 hfi ri>^llI I- nni rin''' nMli"«
il u I'lfjlil I'vidtMillv. A IS I iiiisi-K'nlii'ni' in bi'lii
in;; tbal tli uri i>f >|iri ti k I in y pnrtoiinoil u|i"in hiui
i« viiltd bupll^ni, bill il
•oHbar, who wants the paper baglnnlng with our
oxpositioMs. Vain wish wo four; for, notwith-
standing tho huiifhOdB of extra copies wo published
oJ.»nf«ii)liig the Ufijl; esijosiition, eubHorlburH
have long slndo taken thi'UJ all. Mo says: " I
think tho last objoctlun lo 'I'HK TKHNKB^KK BACTIHT
liaH boon raised; and I feel conlidont that it will
•0011 be the paper for tho llantiHU of (ho Sotith-
wost." —— A. I'. ISiiolllng, Oregon ; Tho slxty.llve
ootilB excudw wp iHi! into Ihu ininiBtors'fund, which
uon. 'I'liiinkx for jour i^ood vvlsliim. How wo
uliould like lo VIMII )OII In Omijoii! lnili!ool wltli
you In .Inly iiiid Auf^nit, Ilro. S '( — Kid. I). K
(iuitibieli ol llnldon, iMi!iM.,!iu old siibHorlbor and
; sonnd Hapiol, bus irnnivcd lo l/onoke. Ark.; and
I Wt! c.ordiall) i oiniiu'iid blui lo i|u' In otlKirliood ol
Hint Sutu). lU'Milu.iiiinn III i:oni inendal Inn, piiNSOd
; |> ^iibHi ribci s .•^n llmiik (nnl mid lakr
i'ouri>.'u A qn-^Hii ui ilircr piif;''i> bm^;, t Mil
WMIIBL III|IIIN tt II.I II» .I- ^I'FI*' »» .Mid.Ill' I.ill' HILL
on I In' miini' sijbj.i ') I.' aiMiTi'r. ii luilDir ii.. I'-.i
wriior u'l-lu't) m in unswtir il in I lii' pi'i , m i..}
send lliil one papnr In biin, lii' is mil a »iib
«1 < . l-'liiiiila '] banks (nr ynnrs, and
I fi»ibl glad lo-tipar Irniii vini and ilial '.our work ii
I iiron|iPiinif, iln.l ibai mhi ar i 11H • I ' 1 n ol 11 ra V n
,,• ; bii [1.11 ablp.H aii'l
ii.„ib

fVl-
i
M'
.1
I.'
- """ • '' * U'" Ji . I .. LL ' 'L''
f i J j ^ ^ P ^ - ^ Y o u i i g " S o u t h . 1% 8.-.8M, Ave of mo tutia Workori itopped front, lait
WMk. Oooai How many more will do Uio lamur A TJ
mtrry OhrUtmas and « h.ppy Now Yom to all. . mat n^, CUrlat T «aW to Mio father "" "thy aoi,.UtoUi."' hour Th I
V- A i
MIW. KORA QBAVKS UAILEY, «,,r^ol^
Kraolou»ri.y«loiando«r«U!l oura, and will oontlm.o to
cu.T Uirouv .out all tlmo, all ihoao who a«k to bo hoalml
To whom all oommuiUoaUoualOr thU Uo,.artinout may bo v ^ J'^oRreM Ui.. Mioir aina. Wo can rejololngly .ay U,at he haaC S
18 booauM we havo trusWl him.
'jr
I'AMKKH ANI>%'I!USUH Mcdnnuon.
"Sir ooniodown eru my ohlld dia.- Thimo words ar„
WST-OFFUJK.
tho yoar by Uio.traots .ol.l. Now 1 )rl,l, u. know If il,« ound 1.. John ly. 41,. Tl.oy wore «„ok.n, by u ,.f
two la, lo. at Madoro luniltuu, «ro .i,„ly.n« kI, Jul. If taponmiim, wh„ hud a «|ck san. n„ hoard that .Iu«„h
' B®^; OW/^^KN.-ThU 1. the laat t.mo I will Hpo.k I iLoTn JLo a u'"'
^ Us you thla yoari w a^a my heart ai,d UVMVI UcaU ««U uro »o lUII lull' ' " "'rough you. wax Hi Cano of Galllloo, a.ul w«iit unl« him and bogouRht
. m to oomo down and hoal h)« .o„ J^.h,,, aid not t,.
of thing. I want to .ay 1 loar i will b« »blo to a»y i.t.t r 10 Now OVeat Iron Wheel.
UtUai for, boalde. a otoali.g wonl wlth you. horo U a lo,,* «>l(l I-aiuluittrklgm.
man
hUl«al,l,„uol,lm,
bdcvod
"(lothy
«„.l
way: thy. .on llv,nb." 'IV
I he lllblo Doclrliio of Uu. Mumic I,lfi.
Utt«f«,m«ro.rowolll want .0 talk y„u al^um^uil ' 7
homo h« mel hl» ...rvunu, who loM l.ln, that tho fovor lofl
harlly k«ow what to a«y. it ha. UlUM n.y heart so f^.U J, '
li.H .on Ih.i .lay l«.f„r.. ii,„ H^viMith lioHr^ ThU wa« tn,.
.«...« hour Ihut !,u,| said hin,. •• thy mm l.VotU "
I. hrulo,! 1,1, l,„,| rmii. ,„
Bo'haa |..«„t bottor Ut you ro«.l 11 nr.t a, 1 havl T, "" .VH 0lan,„ll cur„H .l.,n..,H of thol, If „,oy
fallli In hliii. '
.t.ndwbaim,aytryi„.ayr 80 horo It I,, road r ' ^ wo Tmk Tk.snk^.kk IU,-
I'KAlll., ri U,„,„,,£ I.O.N10 rm.
•O utM....!. much 1.1. Ilka 1. It alnnn : 1 luB IIIIUPO, I i,n»o not folt
o^ar n your heavenly oalllng. Now «u,.po«o you
Bro. Ilalloy both oomo to Mexico a. mia.lo. arlo.r t« i
i'lSLY J"" '-- " t o ,
uh In (nir wtx K
• IlltlSI llA^.
I>ali ly lull,J
llan«iii(; in n row,
lllii« Iiml >;niy ,111(1 Hciirl i,
111 Ihc (ir..|igUf„
hlnnf « "" >vo
S
would
. ,
bo a 800,1 Kin to .ulmtltuto.
'
Who
"""k
I.
Maria
„ U«pi,
Mullsr
'
waa murdered, and whore he lies burled.
«'iirly-|,au>il
Piiifuly liickml III l„.,l,
l>ri':iiiiH ul ivoiiilniiio t,,,
I'Hn.-iiu' tliPHiuh |„.„,|
l-'onii) litiifl
lliinKiiii; 111 It rcnv,
••^Hille.,! Willi i.w,„.( Hiirpiisi-i.
Mown fi-.im t,.
''liuloH un,| l,uii„ „n,| ini-ii|.i iB,
I'lBlH.M, i„,,„ „,„| ,|r,„„«,
V. baptUm, flvo recolvwl laat night. Wo
ll'>"k« 1,11,1 iIoIIm 1111,1 ,MIl,ll„H,
•NiilM Hiitl siit'iir-iiliiins.
l.lul« Bloe|n>r» wnkliiK —
llloHS 1110, iTliai tt ii,,,„,.:
W mh you merry C hrlHiiim»,
liuj.py girlH and lioyn.
gregatlona haro attondotl both meotloKs We ii «
ehUdreu conUnue to arl.o l» our bohalf.
MBtopreaoh.
Vre^h
If tho churches
"""either.
at home would
.hor,
...nd
„..
„.
I I I. rr i- IT ,,KK.
•-on... l:ul,. r„lk» Hrr «,,i i„
H li, n „«k..,l iii„ir tii.^k lo i,„„.|,,
I'll I'lil II (.11, ill lo„„i t nt nlglil.
Hut llitlo dutloH Htm put oir
Will «nd In " .Nevor don,-,"
And " lly-iu.d-hy |» tlin,i onoufh "
lln.s riilnod many it nnc.
Onr ••tllow.lexl.
Wo have olowKl onr yoar'a work. Kvery dollar of
obUpn ha. been pald.and , ho,., th/rr,
«J.lo«7o''s ^orlhlrn^ to rhr.fk'aml m1i .'.V'
'^ll.rV
J.Uar in an. You aoo what you can do. ohildren. with
the help ot our frlonda. And now. with thin lottor of l,ro
rowelUofore you, dooldo and toll mo what you will .lo
!.•« year. Hhall wo work and pray on dur,„K „o,t y.ar
inthlaaamolleldr Yoa: thero oau l.o no moro «lorm
d ua to labor In, and .uroly wo moan'to ,ab.!r, W
r " tho door ict u.
^^in." and U6 what our hand. And to do wl.h all „ur
X^r nextlaauo I wilt toll you what w» have dono
Md What wo aro goli - to do, and 1 want oaoh ono of tho
urn ooualna U, th.nk about tho matter, and bo ro^y to
" Jo«u«. thou 80„ of David, havo „,«r„y on ino."
Who upokn | hn«o wor,l»r
Whoro was ho t
What .11,1 ho do whon nhark'P,l to hold hl« poi.nof
What did JodUH .lo when ho h.-ar.l him T
I>ld ho euro himf
Ilowr
Why did he not put clay on hi. eyo.K
Thon oau ho not ouro the blind l«Klay an woll thenf
Can he not ouro your bllndno.a f
>b.e;:ar 'v. k A
yoHaregolugtoUo. Do your SSri^"'"^' " """ "•P'^roAum, am waul,!
I'Li t
i+f' SIlKs
Sli, o,im,Ml„« „(.,,. ,„, (.,,11,, w„r.lN .I,.H„« board III..
'.^ry of iMitli „f thps,. piironis, »ud oi,r,.,i ti„.ir i blldr,.n, b,.-
'•"iixo they prayed 1,1,n In (ultti. and h.. will j„„i
much for v„u t.-(la, for ll„. .aiijc reason.
|-|llo„.t..xt animeroil aUo h, l,ldoSl„„ l,, Wali,
.
Tiie I'rlutarjrUuarMirljr.
of a circle, tho nearer they como to Thu contains tl,« uuue lT1 VH, SC'IKNTIFIC and each other.
TiUkiKOd
dmou,a Bimpt* Umou Hiory, and ficiors
POrULAll work of llu? kind lu lht> EnRlbh l&njfuainJ.
When two truth.* seem directly op- dUtvreut tium
UaenUoui
tUo«« on
auU
IU«
AnkWeia,
I'loture Clardii.
entlraly
jwsed to each other, wo must not ques-
Our Utile On«>a.
Kor tha l>rlniaiy 'srudv we pukuUti Onr
\Vn |irHipll(»tlon;
Music; making
Itevtew It
CiueaUonsmkI CiueaUons more oomploto mxI Aawais; than
tions of the text. It wlmt it purf)orts to be, a t)ommtntMry, not a Bible. obuy liiui, then all proof l« impossi-
the lilble Lemona
. akli
" it Is liserally |>ncked," says iiishop Wiley, " full of good things*." ble.
8K1V10R GRADE.
Tbe Neiilor )iiimentary that will help the reader ttr arrive at the tall 6Ull«rii)g from nervous debility and colors;
we iKSUo, wUli oxcellunt uUKravings; nmps In
meaning of the Kcriplures so I'aaily, and in »o short a time. Dr. Kitchel kindred wcaknesscM shoulii scud iU lemon
llltuiraled d ctlouary: auil «|hiic1iU
Tauce.1
iraturo.dlxUiiKulsbinz
(luartvrly. U is ,le«lguod
It from
to carry
tbe Adtbo
says: " It attfiiipt.s to explain only what needs explanation." Dr. Smith, ccnte in stamps for illustrated book
editor of the t'hiisngo .SfamUird, says; " I have in sevoral lnstanc»3s seen a
«i«.iuii. aud
ittle
«0KK««t
iieyond
wldur
lUe pnwlfe
views of
lino
tbe
of
trutbi
the
Bt!rmon in a sonten. p."
suggestiug sure meaus of cure. Ad- •on
prviwuieJ
text.
tliAti ire usually K>v«b lu the
dress World's Dispensary Medical
Onr Yonna I*a«>plr»otloal
atidainirlti*
queamaking
Sohcmo"; Brander Matthews, Hutwrluteudouis
tlonaoonsiantly reciirrlbK.
It 1m luvnluabls.
Kortvaolerxand
8. Its cheapnesa.
tho standanl dramatic authority^
No commentary of its Hlrx) and merit was ever Bold for anything^ like writca of the "Kombloa"; KtU W. Batnples of r>nr pa|iflrs will t)n oheerAilty sant
tho priwi. There is aa much reading matter in this Oonimenlary aa you Piercc, too well-known lo need praise, jji^sjnptilot
free on ap|.li,

I'
11
ry
wm,
n (
M rAMILY SCALES
A«mU MaU „ _
•Mr »«niii« iwwi
— .. In iwUKlfil*. Aci.Ii r«Bc« M ViSiTdr
•M«MH I umiK 14 J, *». HAKIW I'lNUhHiTI a
xviU>M*e«w >
iviii n }» ,12
' : |>aliU IMI Mitt lirahnw ti
• uavti I. Uminniit an
/KM!.
t^RI, )l»rtM WMnu. Mpcu, «4 ^
AGENTS Lr.'i"':?,":^"'^'"* •»•
' " Uiffft nil l'lnure.»u«iM". Mm. A. C.
lirl.TI i,;,, i,i«ii. ,.i, 11,1.1,. liiK'tn,..'. I)r i I-
1.1.M- I'or •I.>/I,n
I1II..MI ivn^-. l.iln;Vll.,li U.,„k I. II
I (luftMi 40 iitM
I'ull I. II Mi.nU,Jr I',.,
Lll 1.1 |>.,,| II ,1 V.„„|
lIl.ZHIl ^llHM.
' I.II.I .. 111, l,|,„«u,.n II-...k
, 'I JI I-.-I •In^.M,
"•"I " - Hpi,,,,. i..iMir.-,-U i-ii (,f tin,
I fnl.ll.i. Til, „ 11, „„ rlM,..,u\ »,.r.|-f,,,
":.rM . .•'"•'l'"' ^ Kmphntlc
.ITHII.I,, |,„«,.,1 ,,,5. tr«n»
I '' - IIM-H In tl,..
! Ii. iHn.rMii nr. n„ i. ,i „.l , i ,.„„'>„, wtilcll
i C O V C N A N ] - " RE D E M P T I O N , •','.'" w,I ! ' b u n t
>11. WIUI.M.I ,-l,.:ir,l„K ,•,..]„!... ,.„rrecti)t.«.
I - Vv n.. II
l.r.«,..i ""' "" Nl- I"" ,V.M. ' H. I -li.lM.r,)!.. peL.i.'I V. rnloi; B„iy w-i
I. lu.. (••., hi,ii..-i, .,,,..,,„r 11,^
, lUor-Hli., ...r,- m. .Tr-^i,^.! ,„ ih,.
CRAVES & MAHAFFY,
'(••••llihl... I>.
' \ VvT. " r^Kiinl
„ M r \MU.,„ Slra,.m,.n „ i hr,-u will ,l,,„l>tlr««
.111!- .,1 „,..„„,„
I,I,I. |,„v,,„; -•i.l.inlM.^I 11 SOVITUI lor
.•l,.r,i..,„ll4¥-N( II«[»|'*. Iiiii.. mill
.•II t
fittr Rond our
'VII43 xvii 14
1 8 5 ; ] .
« W P i a n o s n t MM).
• i.
I> Ihin iMBf.M -rfr.rl. 11... ,„ii.i,,t,rr I,,,, MHO-
HI,.! .-rtil.irH ,voli Un.,w„ wrfi..r» ."f st...
. u'lZl nror!^' I.. ..ir com
-•W I
N'w Tw KnccSwell Orj?«n.««t .$50
IIOLLKN KRU'S MUSIC HOUSE.
Slcmphi.^. Tcnn. Uhlh M, Ark,
"K J I Hi: Of
l.ixiKvlll.. IIIKI ivn.«livllli lltullroiKi.
t'llv Tl......
l.oflve ArrW^.
(Ctpri.wi, .IhiI,
il Klp.-n 4 |i;»..n.
H»ll, ilmly
H;iJ.'>a. tn 4 JiOp.r.'i
UniwoHvlllo Aii'.i.n.Hl' I.
•rij («».-»|,t ,s.ii„i,n,i * ">•' I' in. i/i n til
I'liHMrADcom iiiiiir . H) 4 i.n- • pri.N». .uii., „, n , ,
lyiM-iil Mtijl ni).| i.;ipi„H„ D H ,
W ^^ nian In
A N T E D A 11 fit V
I rt.mn,rvill« .\civ.tTiin...r,)
•ur
rotxiA Suiarv ITS M;mtl, n'l.l t rjicif.
Cftn%'»-«inK AuJrti Anti Arnl I'ltrth Ki.t'x Vkkr.
H„,„iu,.. ' f. 11 IB K 10 I, ,„
ttTANlJAIlD SlLVtR-WAUfc In. MftM.
nnil l-ilil.. KIM H llni .-i.-i
. . 1.1^41.1 ,\rrivi..
Mr.ll trnin .Iftily 4 ,, ,„ ,„
l.iwipnK..r Iniin dully „.„, s i.n „.„,
IU/.VI. „i. 7 lie 11.1
,i.n..
nUnlMNlpnti niiil T

Im
II
M
•t
'IK-f
mM
*
•
• ,
ft[E%NN£S8£EBiU>nS]'.
NEVEBSAY WIE
ITEMS.
TlioaKh yoa Couffb
In Iho iutiiuaciea and friontlihli» of
those fifty years, I hare found that the
Till Your Heart Aches puroul, sweetest and noblest of my
friends were those who kept nearoet
Wh«n Ui» 'Lira HSBTOIilKO" Kant IndU Itrmto
Jesus.
«ilr u »t tmiHl. One Iwltln will wiuiy Ihe niOul .Vfit-
Ue»i lh«l Jill. a. JAMKH' llwpwiitl.mi ;t In.lla
II»m|< win piwIUvrlr curt CU Iiulli u •» 'in. i
aiid »m hiippy to JO icll you elm I Tim • „ !ile«»cd in the eyes cf (»o —
liKHnlT A I.J-.M.IU
KENTUCKY ll'Init ' ."ai eating _ and x.riiiiui - logellHir. „ — >. t-laawa dl'lda.! lii-,o amall MMr.l.iru
nluipsoir* KUiri., Wiwhlotfton O, . la ^ of Horehouml Tar the 8|>cedicst re- •Ui I I ja thai each (radet rx-ltea every da _ .. _
Ktoralive of the voice in cases of |w| niLITAR\
11 I I JA Mr Y sapertntendrnt. I OoremnMmtadapUd to the-riiararter of each individual
• • cadet ». AfacoUrwhoaaaoclatewllhtbecadrta. 7 A ayiteni oruillltsry
Ajk your .Iniyrl.l f,.r l>r II J»MKS (•j.,in..l.l.
IlKllcH, niiil If ihi-v fail v. SW1.1 1.- ... .llriH 1 l»'4.:,(( hoarseness. It also euros coiiKhs ami INSTITUTE. diaclplln* whl*-h develope the IkkIv a»il linnarta le«»ona of aiilborliv ami
proiaplutedleaee. Addraaa Cal.1t. O. AI.I.K!!, r«rmd»t«, Ky.
(wr Itijltli-ur thr l«jii(.., f„r ««.r.f>. I'lll. ao.l iii,ii
nicnt Itt.vn oafh t'imilKH'K ,V i n l-t i.n. i.,r, sort! throai rapidly and ooinplctclr
ICSi lu 8tr«!l. I'hll..li.|pliin. fa j.lti 36 !2o r >n S'>!d by all Dnigj^isU si 2;ic., ."A: A .nrecurt to, THROAT and LUNO DISEASES.
and $1
Colds, Coughs, HoDfseness, Soro Throat,
Loss of VoH ice. Influenza. oi^ TKmai
KIND WORDS FOR 1886. Glro»'. Malphur «a*p healaaod So. rnmbles yield instantly to tt« ma&irii ami »oothing Inflacncc.
OcraMuiCaniIt«Mu-rrklllaOi>raa.B9nlotia,2i(o i'or L.aryngitl8, Bronchitis, Quinsy, Asthma,
I'UICK !th;i>l « Kli.
Hiir« Hilr «nd WhUkw CT»-r.Uek a Brown.axx and Consumption, i. li. nk lean^s Tar winr
Uai>: it Ujc rcmce snrr relief,
n^'a Toolhiaeae Oran oui* 11: StljiBl*, Sck l! has curcil l-un^ where all other retncdteft
Th» prli of Klli.l VVonli for ls.s«itive •jHti^c. l or Singers and S^akera the Tak
ity on national, domestic and individ- \Vi!»»« NO IUl.m ta an ahanlute neceaaily Nothinghau
Till' l.fOKiiiia will twdM l.lMlly liiii,r..v-ivl. aii.l »lll
Inrludc llm« KradfM.
ual piofrress, tvrouKhl through ilic
ever Keen red which will immediate relief,
and tt will po&uivi'iy ct»re Thr"*! trcmbica. IH>n*T Dclay.
I- KxpUnKtlonn and (juoKtlonn ultliotit auNui'ri. r.-r
Uie eld».r M-hutam.
orjianij'.atioii, mini-iricH and nilssioiis
Stop that Bsd Cold! Stop that Cough I
"S- Qiit^ilonii and Atiawpr^, for lnti.rTi>.H(1aif m-hxlai* of ihc Christian Church, in icnowl- wno^e Thrrsat arc arre, hard and drv,
S. I.fnion Story and giK.«iion and An»«pr». (..i ib.. ed(;c, virtue, order, (reetloin anil w»llrral5irr the » e»?e(l nf a nn^le doat of Dn I H
yirtinKM! K-hiilara.
Mrl.a*.s' * 1 AH W 1 I Nf, lUi M. at>d tn jrive aJI dmihtmc
Tllfiw iMwina will havr all the othor imua. dt avrtd tne fi.oo,
Sfnil-Monlhly — Slnffl-. copy, f.0 r. ill. , . li!i.< .,( un
or more, fwh ii cfnis.
aKue, rheumaijsm, nervous debility r ihjt Ain.iunt »M p'lstAcr st:im|>». ! will af*«m one docen.
I..»rpf l"»tiir i.n Uu h t rtpijin sia ijni- % t;un. h aa the ac cent
Tin Quarterly —Contaln.'nK (hr l.-»«.«rh
qnartn of the year. wliJi nthor lii.|p« f.>r toivrhcr. knd or premature decay, will find in Sim-
, • • ll.no
Kliulard, jM-r annum, ID cenla.
mons Liver Uogulator, prepared by J.
«»r a I r>itM-« . -t • • c oo
Afivr usJn* hi J n Wisr I.'*.. Bai.*. Jtt iae
Lfafleta —(VintnlnInK the lenaon« only iivr
•nniim, each 10 r«it«.
H. Zeilin .fc Co., a vegetable siwcific
Itrar (rorii r>>u
•rao Chlld'a Oem- . I.ori't, Mil , Proprietor of
able lor In fani clawa — (ler anniiin, ulnifl.- coiiv Ut trouble and effects an absolute and Dr. J. H. McLean's Wonderful StrengtbenInK Cordial.
OUAVKM 4t
'i'
MAIIArrv,
I'" ""T"-
MoinphU,
f-"' A.Mr..;.
Tmin. permanent cure. It regulates the liver, 1iit>VAa Uoni.vsoM. B pi'omluint lj»er* Slahie keenci of
dispels despondency and restores C"luml.-1«, (,., .taira tliat Dr. J II Mcl ean". Tar Svine
IiHK II ilni U Ihe h. M rem..!* he 1, »er oAc.l for touirhl and
SggP COMrAJfY's RELIABLE. health.
cnlda. S.i s he would ti.'t l.c wilh.uit It if It i-..»t |io a tinttlc.
If vou are ( ..stive, Ililiroia.nr amiitid with t.iver orKidney
Celled to Uke, What cau^ witl con
llnued that constant irriUtlon and
backing cough, they could nnither ei-
I lain not prevent. Providence throw
Ihe remedy in my way. My wife wHii
«aflferlng from prolapitus uteri, «nd tho
,.rofes8oret the theory and practice of
ijiedicine In th« University of Naohville
l>r. Winston, was her piiysician, «nd be
prescribed for her this ftlenticai Brace
which speedily rollevttin.
Ueciemtior 21,1S6.
1)11 J. 11. Ghavks : — Dour Sir, I
usoil the Brsce sunt by yourseifduring
iny lato canvasH of tho State. It was
of very great service to ine; andl
feel very well satisfied that if I bad
(V)ininencctl its use a week earlier that
my voii;o would not havo been aft'ected
at all. Tht! first time I uned il I ad-
IrenRctl a large crowil ol people In ilie
open air, and I found that my voice
waH very inucu strengthened; and al
ilio f.loHo of a two hours' siwof.li .i was
free from iny usual feeling of v/earl
ncss anil exhaustion. Very respiot
fully Ja8. IJ. PoKTun.
AOEOIMIIA KVAJfBI.ia-ir.
Uaving given tho Banning Drue a fall
trial, I checrfuliy bear my ieeiimony to
its value. I can perform my labor with
fif^ |)er cent more ease aud coralort tluir
before; I would not be without it fo
twicf. Its price. T. 0. Botjuw.
Handay.«chooI Erangeihit
AklanU, Oa.
ror Honx^baeh BI(«laK.
1 have travsled aoroas tbe Htat dobuity, from ing such things uiufer the hoad of
•early twonty yeia. and iho ilddXxpS' wuiuM i-ufli asiMw UM giTou .iven ma me gi^eai gr..( reiisf. niusx
" hnnibuggory." ory." llocoontly, tho hoavy
In riding hotM-bao, no one haa any «)on-
tience of more than one thousand muilieoption of lt« worm. 1 balieva it to be all and fatlgurii; ig efibrta of tiio coatoniiiaf,
loia and public ^"cakerB upon whom I you claim, 1 wonld not b« wlthont It. quite brokodown for tho first month,
Watauga, Tann. T. K. H, H OMTSIL
have fitted ihe ^raoe wii^inTuiahle
1 oonoludod to try tlio rojootod Braco,
moceaa, I am prepared to tetiify of|lta j Tlie TeallBsaHr or * VbrlaUiiM Wommm aud t do not hoiltato to testify to tho
real nerita. mihoui it, I am aathdled I robliahed liar tbo Boaaflt invBluable worth of this Braoe. I can
>booid havo boon laid aside fmm publio Ber reliow4liiiler«r«. ondure at loaaithree timoa thonniount
^l eaking ei^teen yeAna^. Byaiinf
oflabor tbftt I did befora witiiout fa-
U, I have (alW reoovored a loai Toict,
tigue. My voloehaaimproredatotrorv
jjtil an Ueawd with oaooi naoomaioa
step of lnaret8«d ellbrt, nod phjral-
ru«ei Mi «a4iinuiee. Withoat It, two i ifltad. Tha most of than ara t—
o«l itrength hsi been moat efAolvntiy
OK thm lerinooQ ezbanat ana glTo me I
roaflwed.lwottldnot taka ton tlmei
jft'f vS'; I'lji
• ' ! X'si
the priooof my Bmce now and bo<
polled ( diiponae with it. I moat i
dially niootoinend thia Brao* to tb«
who may, pbyaioally or othoryrlw
nowd iU G. A. Loyroir, DJJ.
DoKon, Ga. J
Baknihds Braos.— m m one of Uie
greatest of (ihysioal bieuinBui Ut a
publio simkeroi'tlugor. Thetwtioaony
of mauy ininletere ai ta iti past
bonoflt would iurprlae thoae who
know nothing of it •
B. U. Foao. LL. D.
Editor Christian Repository.
Through Meiisra. Flower ^ Wilaon
of Komton Blatioit, Ohlon ount7,
fonu., I procured ouuof your Irapror-
out
gonoral businosa in a day, wm
far greater oaso, than I have btm
able to do in a long timo. I find r,ho
Braco lo be truly tho very meohanlcai
holt) I need. IL 0. Lowa?f.
liorn Lako, MIm., May 10,1877.
aoU

TiULEBMA O^ UEATU 8V
•BB or YUBKK MVKSAi Br. J. K.
Clrav«*,IJUf».-XbUUslUUet-jok ibal tiaa
pTOTad tb*daaUi of maUlltHleaor Pednbnplista.
It VLiom by ttieacUuuauf Uielr
tieoMml AwamUlm aad CuiLfereucca.
Tis'aeedilpa thqroamiot a>»«rer U," Are the
IMP«iSv or tbi Itoaiaii CatliOlIc cburcL
ViBdT" M Uuf aa/ ** Yea," Uiey liier«by
•daU ttM Hrwaaii C.aUiollo ctiurcu to tn a
m * eknreb of Cbrlat, aad that Ui«y aie ber'
Ml.aaadaeliiamatio*; and liavtcg wiKinUad
tro««kad b**a «ie*ismauic«l«r, rtTl*. V. l. I., p. 04, Kl«(fantiy ^oad.
XUsatKHild b* in Ui* b*i>d> of •vtry ttcplut,
MMt ttmne pr>U(uUoiKt aciUfttl ttt«m bjr tij*
If. o.oih. »li»i.
•nr of btgotfT. Frloo.xao •rmxmtmtJk RttKUiT: Ton o«
TrarM H> Haiarrli of liio A
(Ml«a MliK>rit)r, ikU Uiii Otii LAoauiAikj o( eoni^eta tttKloir tn.>m (lie foaiuta'lou uf the
Umi •pottotle luul pilic^Uv* ciiaretuffi, «nd
Curutlaii chnich tolliecjo«eof tiieetBh:H!h
AnMHMttsm WU«t tUU imu ttl* K«D«ml
centory. Price, II.?5
fWKitlo* of Uie charcao of ChrM tn lai Autt-
Mqiwntacm. Tut* work la{rl«uloti!erl(>ttir&l Tb* ftapllat*. By T U Jnu««, 1) I), .ihtlnu
•Bd binMUleai lBfanii«Uoa,iitMI i» «ectA.
takor to glv* H Ui* kMyaM powtbie circuia. THB ORIUIV or 0AFTMTI>l, Mr
mttau. Prl(»»cu. H. r«rtl, LUD^You oQKbt U> b« famll
TMre* _ - B« I tpr Belay „ • B«|iil»t, ,
MMl a TrcMlne «• t!*ianuiilou.-Tiit» u
• vmliwbl« Uui» wutk, and tuM> th. a a t » ; r >
U. 114 pp. frifre.iuc
CHBt'VU BAHVAL. Uyj. M. faadleluu
0J». TtaU IB aurnv rwpeci« U lb« ts^ oi
mli tb« manT wvria tn-* (ubjeci, aud tb*
MOiuirt dltiaton of iia««c» iaiu Piuikjuiii
Ud ^oerel la fiur pr«f«r«M« to the osoal
mvrnl* and l*abUc, aUio* Uicm t«niui urm
liaMdMnB. lu oJbik. ec CIM.
mmrntlltChrnntt mrtwtory. By £d«r-*ni
t. HiSeax, i>JU. A rnltl« to tii» aocuiu* buti
' JJapuk «t>aJx^>M,
M.
Dotea (tliia ftcf » ^ nupirftrifited by our lir*Ut> WHO ue*d« inggeatiom I «nd Md aim; aualjUo»i
roB to tiieauaiitr; ci>*irciiy luail, pi^ipaul, 6 &U
oeaary toa right utidoralandluii of Ui*^bl«
IN r tif^zoii i^y tf^itrcm*, {>aicha*or puylng
aud wbltfh have never befi.r* boon pnt lH!(t>r» v/
the pnbile m aueh oouv*nleut an cheap •
1!iiaU»>W c>iDt«tn« the »amc hf mii/i R« In lite form. PT)oe.»i,(!b
New ilaptlM nu«ltul»taua Tuiie UaoK. Melitl
The l*rfeiit;, i»Kn Cupv.
reaNlonnl. Ity Katherl'nuilquy, twenty.flTe
Evergirf^rii liixiida. Nnw tsJlilon (wunlN venrn a Primt in lha Cliurrh of liuinu. The
oiilj). A TOllectloti of IfcV of the 1K»I mid WoiU coniaitu twel e iiliaptanof »«ry liHur.
awtMPlent of Dur "ulil-tluia" liyuiu*. Tliln (-atlng insttor ooiicernlag Ihu l:teoii HU'«tliii;» of (lie chlirrhw lu olUua t.'rudou'a i.'eiiii>i«tu Concordance, Tbi> in.
and toarnx, for a binnil hiuI elieap hymn txHik valuable work of Alexantlt-r t^ruden, M,a„
ouuuilulii^ Uic Lnul tapprt'Twl ami liKwl ptipU' IH preeented In n oonipaot fortu, eutbraclng
lar bytonH, bolb olil and new. Price, per every pio^ivige of Hcriptur* In th* iHruent
ciipy. In flfXliiUi clnlh, lAi^.; n«r 'Jr>sea, In wiitiona: U>gcth*r with four UtouaaaU uuea-
flexible cloth, li.io.
tloiia and anaweraon th« Old and Mew TeatatuwiU,
with a larger maw of ftorlptuml
Inforrnatlou for UlblaTcaohGratuidliitudeDt*
than ever belnro bound In one voiiime,
making a handaonie Hutier-royal Svo of over
I'EKDl.KT0X'NNKKB0nN. Klftyahort 70(1 pu«f», In Cloth, fit'.
ifti liiiportiint aabjt^ta, by J. U ONBoRnfEU i,k Invalualile worlt.
Mlaalop of the Young Men of th* Mouth j Tli* S
Price. In clol^,|l.W. Hpher* and Mlulou ot Woman; Tbetiaxilu*
N|>nrg*ot>'a Werro'.na -10 volg. "" of .Mhaoury. lU pagva. Si ota.
VMlce, per vol. 81.6(1. Bend for cnlalouuci.
i>ul|>lt1 i>en'«-». Conjpr »ihg ii'itllnca of
HAt^rlMI- UOI>U llOVNB,
••ermi to nhi.li ti' apfsu-lio it»i< «ri ll 4-yplopeflinnuii MInlklera
at Ittaat the ouUlae of It. Von have uo Una 4'ARtpnitl»n < ontalUliijr Sou «lt,»iclic* «n read a iarge WrioH. In tbU little book o» kkrltont of aerinoim, anil HI lil
tlst tJei^oialDatton from tbe prcwDt cectury i|uttt a Ilui»bi.r of ilioae to our colure^l luliiln'
lo dayi uf tb« ApucUe*. it will «b0w yuu
A i'olU>ctlon of JOB or tlio iMvn, aild «w*cteat of
t«^r*. at d thev aiK^ali tiighlT of tbein. 611
- Mat bapUau «r. Price, ii
t;«tl!oiiaa. and «r* la tact th* only relittuas cloth, tUV). llila la nut i\ bonk of akele'or.
comiBontly tbalhaaatooduacetbaapoatlAa, aenuoni for laiy Toung minlatera. but a book OLD-TIME HYMNS.
and ta tb* only Ctiotcta dewrrlue tobe aU«n a gooi ami iiaeftri paatiir
ableat worka on thr «ubj(,cl «xlanl No
• nonlti have, it l« ao rtirap every out-can
ci>lnl«t«r can well aflord to iie witSioat it.
II. Price, Si« ctiu
Octavo o( ever aou pagea. Prloc, 11.01) ^
Ihe Annolatetl I'nraicrapti ftlbt*.—
.-»t alil to Hlblo (tiuiy yel i>nl>l)«iu u
produced In rcfctatlOD of tbe pernlciona Ita notm are briaf aud fuli enough, wltlioui PIANOFORTES.
vtawa Held and tao^ht by tbe «o-called t>elng runitwniorae U la rocomiuedilcd by
iTvvtyi AXLED IN
ChrUtlan church. Tee In ciotii, II.OC. all leaArCIIITER. TLU
book by the prince of wrllora, Dr. A. c.
Uayton. U one tliat every family alioald
bar*. luatyle la cliarmlng. Pagra
Prlc*. in Clotb, il.Utt.
K*y to Campbolllsm. Hy I? H Kay. A
valuable nrwn lor ail who wUb to nniler
atanr! ('aTncheliiam. Urin*. ai m
f*«loba|>ttat and (.'nmpbelllt* Immeraloa.
A. C. iNgrfJn. Thla U a r«vlcw
Of tbe argnintrnta of Um. Waller, Kiiller
Wavland, Broadtu and o'.bers. A valuable
book, and ehouM oe genera ly read, lu
cloth, 771) pace*. W ct*.
noci ItlNAI. ANO kx»icti«:ai..
TnEnini.KiHH-rBi.. Thl*
la an excellent work of (U pagaa, liirg* ti-pe.
Pri**, lb ololb JiJW
MTSB BttOKB.
r tba P«aobaptiat world, anawerluc
Ut moa •iiiiii^. •bliity, and «uu In « • manner Manner au ao THB npw BAPTtBT PSALMIST AKO
BHIMtllifi ad to aouti* tb* antbor lo toe TDNB RoMK,—Thera aboald be a Bantlat
gntltwi* SmU tni* BaptMa. In eiotb «3 et*. Bymii and Tan* Book In *v*rr family. TUIa
I •aeboloeBel*etlon of tb* var? beat of Hraiat
Wawal •< >^rltoMif>«Ma>7 rractlM. that Uaeb auund dootrln*. an^ a a*l*aUott of
Bale* for eoadcctiiij bnaitiai* In delitwrauv* tbvBW««te*t D*Toltonal4toTlvai aodBandUgr-
••MotblM*. Iiy P. a. M*U. U.D. tlpp. Prioe. aAaol HoDya rat mad*; and tb* moaiefo
and AM b* nacd by tboa*
Mntiaiil*d wllbtberoiindiiot«aaaw*U. Bnjr
nw. tl, tikln, Hiiil C< »l|i, Willi I/m i)( llair,, friiin In -
fanny Ii> olil «ki', am piulllvcly (!ur»l liy tliQ CuTicuaA
llaHenu:)!.
Oullnaf.! llMuIvriit, Ilio new lilwod tiiiilllcr, r.li-nnw»
tlm lil«ala
UlwfA ami Horm, ami rrnlorti, Uie ilnlr,
Cullciira an ciiiulnite ifklii ll«aiitiner and
ntldt llequinllr, pretiarnl Ironi C'litlciirai In ImllntKinibla
lu UuIMik Hklii Illiu-nnt, Ilaby iiuinurii, Skin
lilnmlaliM, Cliabpnl ami Ully Hkln.
floMevtnrKlitre. I'rlcai CullcuraUoj IleaoWeut,
111 Ue. PrajMrvdby tki I'urraa Uavu * VtuaiuAi.
dr liaiid tor " Uaw lo Oun akin DtNaaaa."
avlUllxixit •
RheORiaUc, N>iura1glc, Sciatic, Siiildto, Riiarp
fm ami ^•t»clU» rain« liubfitly rtllavad tiy tlM
/IVt, CuUeuraAuU4>alnPUila>. Mt,
r