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maiv^whai t^'deo^vetheinaetves with hi^ hi>w"*ijrexplleilitb: "VerUy laay uato ypa, I2rds,and r9tiIeB,lM Israf^ alone MdOtei 

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lin» iai«bt wiUi tMni^ at ^tiem," thin enilucBit«a>rlif^ 

"wbatdkialtadTsntagBmelf 

Uwdo^tin aatr'' What failyta ran Mich hazmb 

farUMeChiiiiUue»ae,to eadnn loeh butwroos 

if UMum aball be oo ratamctioa. 

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Soefa 

II. This Hopk is PsctTUAB to thb Rightrora.-" 

The righteQaB," etc. It beloDgs to no 

otbecs. Suefa men aa Abiabam, Job^ J>avid, and 

Itaniei, of fotmet agoa, and saefa aa Muii, Peter, 

and John, of the Chriatian 31m«s were 

rigbteooH men; they were beiiercra In the pnmiides 

of God, and their &ith waa6oanted to them 

forrighteoaBneaa. And all tme bdieven in Jeaoa 

Ourist are poitaitea of tbto iôrioaa lu^ and are 

wfUting ior Uie redemptton of tbe body. 

Where Cbitot' to recdved into the mind and 

heart, thoogLt aad feeUng, m aa to become aa 

element of mond life difbsed throa^toat our 

"ThedpKbtetbe! 

beBd>ip.a^tbelib(a 

muolcanta |)t w||,

l O O T B J b J B A t r i ' l B T . 

lextebs fboh the pacific. 

BBO. G&AVEB ;—My pen has been ao 

Uhv (dk! that I do not ksow whether it wiU 

run or aaL Tat tfaerr b anrrfy enosgfa to write 

abairt. Dr. Kalfax^ baaatood op like a man, in 

the Ikee oi poiitioU opponents and miniateriafas- 

•UaDtaaaaoe used to the atonn ot battle aad 

flf the annaiilne of atmeaB. Hia polit- 

Icmi eBUWihn h«To vented their spite tn almcet 

etety etaicfivaUe unuunEr, even going so Ut mt 

to pr^r^*^ Ubi liir lemot^ trum hia iilKh po^ 

iritha, empioiyiiiK every teehnicality known to 

the spadUL pleiaitm ot the aluewdeat lawyets. 

And while Us ease was yet pendlm;, and hia son 

in Jfdl under the eliaxge of m order, and yet nnt, 

aome oi the mlnlaten (God aave tlie 

t!) at our Bbiie mnveDtkn teoogfat inn aeries 

of pnTiaaaiyoaneoBted "wbervaa«'*and '*iaohrtinw," 

condannaemy both, him asd his am, 

wiMamL I need not t^ yon that soch an attempt 

to jtijadtcfftiieircMeatirfogetfae coarti-aiidi an 

attempt ta take advantage of btetluen in ttonble, 

wasatflBeeaâeiehcd; and yon «iU be (lad to 

know that at every point where the imeltas beoi 

Joined; he haa been add itili b master of the aito- 

•tioB—mace than a match Bar all hia aiwaltanta. 

What the end wffl be no mam can ten. Bat his 

fijenda hnve the ntmoat ronfldracw in his^ intq^ 

rity, and liia final, ftill and eouiidete triomplu 

TKs CAHa or Bla aos, 

L M., ia n aonnaai vaat diTetai^ ot view. A 

my Iai|s eiam, pGBidUy three-fooxtha of the peopiBtaceiiadtobeiidaf 

DeYoonc. Many think 

that he on^ have been killed, batieiiet that 

KaUaatadldlt Anotlier and very namEnMadn 

thUk that aOerDeYoonc had done what he had 

todotnyhgtbtte lepatation and the life of the 

lUte, tha •» eoQld not ham h«kl hIa head np in 

th» euunnnity as a man of hasor. or in any 

aoM worthy of bia ain^ had he done ksa than he 

did. Another, aiid aomewhat nnmenma daas ot 

Fenonal Manda of DsYonns look opoa it as a 

^ mort aggnvated, premeditated, 

"" "mTB- Tnorrrir* MtrpT'^rw." 

Hum the whole eonuniuiity appean to be as 

UmwUKhly divided and as widely aepuated In 

their .. 

The revivalist from Oanandalfpia, N. Y., came 

here, and has hdd meetinip In San Francbco, 

tiaetamento,IMzon, San Jose, and LosAngelos; 

eveywhere with sweet aad happy results. Wbavm 

he goes, and whenever he labors he exerts a 

harmoniaing, loving influence. Muy^ very 

many-how many God only knows—soula have, 

unda labm foond "peace in bdleviagandjoy 

IntheHaly^t." 

But what diall I aay for Los Angler theraoit 

importpuit vacancy west of the Bo^ Mountains. 

Large nambcra of new cmverta, and dally addittooe, 

aad no pastor. £S»ts have been made. 

butthnafitf invaIn,toindocea" wisemaa from 

the Eaat" to come and ieed tUs flock, cultivate 

this field and reap a rich harvest 

Woodland, a dty of some GOOD, in one of the 

ridiest agrii^tnial dfsttkts, and "beantlM for 

sltuatlm" and with a fine aalubrioia dimafe, 

looks and loogs for tbe coming man. 

SL Hetaa, In meof themostiifainmt vaUsys 

m earth, and in the midst of etoidng wealth and 

Fcoperi^, with thdr ehurdi edlioe newly 

painted, newly seated, newly fimlabed through- 

mtaad noCowingaddllar,lnaatle^patIm(tf tbe 

jaaa^ Tanneeean, whom I engaged for 

tlusn a year ago, ate atm nnahle to ahow In hand, 

doOaaenoi^ to aecuze the coveted beat ^ft. 

Thus I might enomerate and describe a dozen 

or more, organiaed cburcbee, in looUitles of great 

promise, each of wbieh needs an ettdent pastor, 

wfaicfatbisSUtofeitatofcupply.. 

Please enlarge the braders and strengthen the 

ibcmdatloasof your Unlvetaity at Jactom, and 

your Seminary at LmisviUe, that tb^.may Itorniah 

and Increasing number of "Scribes well instructed" 

for tbe edificaUoD aad cultnre of tbe 

mulUtudes of people that your State, aad its 

neighbors are sending out her& We can scarcdy 

cmvcne a body of Baptists anywhere m- the 

coa^ without, at once marking as a feature, the 

gigantic figure and forceful dlctim of "Anachima" 

from Tennessee and Kentucky. Rit we 

look in vain for a.proportimate number of Ttonesseeand 

Kentucky ministers. True, I do not 

wonder that ymr |weeirhera hesitate to leave 

Stat#where fdlowsbip is ao warm and so puiv>, 

ai^ wh«e hofqdtality is proverbial for its nnboonded 

fiow. Yet it has occurred to me that if 

your people could tranqilant themsdves fbr life, 

into a land of pioneering privatim, some of your 

ministers might, at least for a season, Uke Dr. 

Hendiickson, come and "endure hardness," like 

good soldiers of Jesus Qirist, ammg the people. 

8cQ>paseTBK Baptist 

TAKES DP THIS IBRA t 

And with its magnetic vigor, elaborate, and press 

it upon the mighty hoet of your intdligent Baptlst 

constitaent^. I think U could, at least move 

aome of t)^ prophets, in your land to look toward 

the setting sun. 

The number of Thk Baptist that has Just come 

to hand, is of 

INCaEASIXG BEACTY AIID FOBCE; 

A paper that ought to be in every Engiisb-speMk- 

Ing Ctmily oo earth. 

Old men oDen tdl us that a man at sixty, who 

has taken care of hlmiteir is "just at hit. prime " 

But I really think that the Nestor of Thk Bap- 

Tisr has improved more rapidly since his sIxUeth 

anniversary tnan ever befor, in his life. 

I want to say something about the recent commencement 

at Jackson, but must defer. This ia 

long enoutrh. Faithfully. c w 

Grove and 33d Sts., O^land. OU., July l', 18W. 

OUR CAUSE AT HOT SPBINOS. 

¥k£AR BRO. BEABCY:—X aprnt a few days 

In Hot Springs not long t>ince, looking aner 

interest of our cause there. I foumt the Baptists 

without a house of worship, without a pastor, 

and somewhat discouraged. However, they are 

disposed to work if only they can see any prospect 

to do anything. 

If the Marion Board would assist tbe diurcb 

for a year or two, then I think the ehurdi would 

be sdf-supporting, and would then be aUe to hely 

i>ome deîtute place. If that Board cannot hdp 

the cburch at Hot Springs support a |iaator, thm 

our State Board should do its utmost to do so. 

The Baptists of Arkansas should assist In building 

a house of worship there. The chuidi is 

we^ numerically and financially, and is not able 

to buUd of itself. The strong should help the 

weak, and all should remember the admonlUm, 

" Bear ye one another's burdens, and so ftalfill the 

law of Christ." Bro. James B. Wood ia me of ' 

the deacons, and would gladly receive any cmtributlons 

for the cburch there, j . 

Dr. J. T. Jdks Is me of our active workers at 

Hot Spring^ He h^' dkiingulsl^^ hlm^ as a 

phyddan ajad 'a Baptist worker there. Let 

ti^ Mirage him. 'êmdre mon^Dr. Jdka 

mak^ the, Iwtter wOl ii Im for bur 'caus& He 

hmora thei tAnl with his snbs^ce. 

I aUt Ihe B^ntistsof theState to hdp 

tbe poor Bai^lsts of Hot Springs. Fraternally, 

' J' P- JAiiraoK. 

k>UtHBRN BAPTIST. PUBLICATION 

SOdBTY. 

Since the receiver, B. 6.' Craig, reports to me 

that the dalms of the^wdltoifl of this Sodety ato 

an saOafled, ! taerefore, by virtue of toy aatbority 

as President, order all Cults that 1»ere Instltnted 

ag^nat stockholders by^ a former management, 

to be dlaomtlnned and the notes returned to ma. 

J. B. Gbavbb, Pnrident 

f i l e p a p t t ^ t 

Taov tuMT arm A aAxna TO fsan xBJ^vs^TBn 

THAT IT MATBaDnPUraDBXCAmorTUTatmU"-Bk 

Dean Stanlas, of Weetminalar. 

Dean Scott, of Boebeater. 

Dean Blaked^, nf Uocohi. 

Ardibisbc^ Tioich, of Dublin. 

Bishop Wor&worth, ot St. AndrewX 

Dr. Joseph Angus (Bi«»ti8t), of lopdta^ 

Dr., DdvH Brown (Presbyterian), of Aberdeen. 

Dr. F. J. A. Hort (AngU^), of Ounbri^ 

Bev. W. G. Humphrey (An^lw), Lmdon. 

Omm Kennedy, of Ely. 

Arcbdeacm Lee, of Dublin. 

Ume, theritore, lor tlie elHcti roami^^ 

l O l 

ia ready for pnaa. Wl»eii the whole H ^ ia ^ 

isbedand __ __ «.itwiDbelBrll«Hhleaodoita 

and dmicfies to a ^ "J^L^CCSl^Jj 

beCara it can replace Om farm of U»e Vecdoe ot 

> 1611, now in nae. 

J.IkeBAVBB, • KUtori^ KUtoraad] ProBdctM 

J.B.«|.yrlKlit ? 

may have glNtn rise to discunim, to def^ the tater, have emnurent juriadletlon—ellter can 

8. Is it to be u thiiniugh, faithlui rUrwighttion, .. _ _ whensoever 

or only a revHuu of iho preseni? 

prevent the public profemion, and it repdm the 

A Rktkasslatjoniht. 

UJC ewvaa vvw %• wwieamsst i«om the Bootkwat ta 

with the revision. Tliey accordingly invited a iMtances changes may be made in the text, m 

number of men, properly quaUfied, fr^ Diasratyearly 

increadng. Tbere waa a larger noiBber 

overwhdmiiK evidenees. Italics may be omitted, 

Ing bodies to work with them, and also author- 

of Itoefgn stntaits tbe past than a«y prevfooi 

and new headinga to chapters adtîtad. 

ized a company of revLwrs to be formed in Amer- 

year, notwithdantUng the quarantiae whkh cut 

ica. The two commlteie^ the English and the The Revised Bible aiU be publise^ by the Uni- off so many from tbe Weat of tbe mahUppI 

Amaican,aieeadi divided into two companies, veiBity Pleases, firom which company have w»ne 

the Old and New Tastament companies. The the fi^ to defray the neoeHuyexpeosea of the BIvo^ 

cmnmittea embrace at present seventy-nine Eneiish Committee. Neither the English nor tbe Tuiaon.—In high sdiool, preparatncy, froao $K 

active membcis—fifty-two ^ ^ h and twenty- A m ^ reviaew «« to^l® 

to $40 per annum. 

seven American. Besides these, ^ e twenty- ttm for thdr woik. 

In ddl^ proper. fim> «S0 to WO. InddMitd 

two wei» lost rto.the committeea byiteath and can Committee are provide^^ Tnlantyycon- fsB 98* 

Rdguation, so that lOl scholars have been cmtributiona, which by a oomadtM of Good board ean be liad ^ •l&and the very baal 

ni^d with the revisim. Tbe .EngUsb New which Dr. Nathan Btehop^ Nw York, tadiair. from fix to 918 per aamUt. wrtta to Oeo. W. 

TMamtint company is composed as foQows: man. Dr. Schair, from whoê artide we have al- 

BidMp EtUobtt, of Gloochpswr and Bristd, ^ready y quoiea irom the Hw book TO 

Jaman, Chairman at tha Faculty tor catatogae 

m imVleVey^," and any infonnattm wanted. . ^ . 

chairman. 

paMtaM by the American Sm&y;adMdUnlm, Next aeadm eommeooea m the hwt MoBday in 

ioesnotthtotheiwrtato of theC^^ 

Dean I, of Litdifidd. 

WiU be finlsbed bc^ 1882. Tbere wID be ample annoaneement in oar advarttalac oobmua.

102 

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-ln*ieee*imwsali»Uw» It eeeefcitaet." 

I WnClKAths hmma km 

rmn Iba Moda aC tniUi i WW-: 

X MlUasbr «al£ Ihaaiwk'rw, 

laUML«. 

Too Mr UBl la liisJkM 

To tiaek^ Umjb wc Uie; flr 

BtuIkAovtlunvacvmaf iUaUicKh; 

And UMT cuMV^cw^ pec when 

spread in any other chatcfa than their own, and 

situply because Christ had not given them the 

right,and they theteforeobedienUydedinethoi«h 

invited, no di^rbance can arise. The fiict fcs 

thousands of oar best informed laymoi have fur 

years had their doahts about the propriety and 

consiatenqr of Intercommunion. 

THE MAIN-SPBING OF CUDBCU WOUK. 

ftomita beginning with a great deal of interest. 

It bân wdl, and has coolinoed to grow better. 

J. B. 8. 

We woaM cheerfully say to those wishing to send rpHERE are a great number of little wheels und 

their daughters beyond the SUte to be educated, nicely-adjusted machinery in a watch. But 

send theaa to Breth. L,owery A Berry, Blue Moun- th«e is a bit of coUed sted depoaited in every 

tain< Miak 

watch Uat puts all the wheels in moUon. This 

is called the main-spring. In looking ^ our 

"Old Fogy" Ih a strong temperance man. The church work we have thought it quite as uicdy 

pahilc sentiment mwt be turned against dram- adjusted as a watch. There is the regnlar Sabbath 

drinking. 

wMship, the Sabbath school, the weddy pntyermeeting, 

the missioa work, tbe work of prinUng 

OUB PASTOB'S VIKWa 

and distrlbnting tbe BiUe, the poUlshlng and 

CEVKB AL of our exchangm, notably the Jixas distribuUon of rdigiotn books and papeia. the 

BopOif JSmfii, DoUce with cuncem or pleasure, distribution of almi for the poor or diatrosed, the 

that oar pastor pabliely dissenU from our views endowment of litetaiy and thedogical achoola; 

of inter-communion among BaptL]iaUi In ItopUmbar. In Oram euurtr* 

ten. Jtotieme aq the views of Dr. Graves have (See Dan. x. 7, and 1 Kings xix 11,1:2). 

Bartbolamaw Bkaato with UDoUmUoctiiuoli oa BaUudar 

^man^ been regarded m being, there ^ no qu» We pmpose toaUempt to recondks any passages Uefons U»e am BaMifcUi In Oe»o«>er, Draw aooatr. 

ti^ thalt they bSre powrafully contributed to the in our Scriptutea claimed to be conttadictory. We SaUBam«aia«tUillarMaetan!h;tiMlMd canaljr, Batiir- 

corndkm^ fUse liberailsm that was current in 

iany qaartea thirty yean ago. To those who sdicit thum. 

da} baldU tba IntBaMMah in petobar. 

Bad B»»ar met* with Amtty aiarrlmtoa* mllBaftwi 

dolre to know what OW Landmarkism is tmd BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRATION—THE TWO 

iSrt it is not, this volume win give ample lnf«- 

ArkadelpfaU. on Satardajr Mtan> Uia toorU. «al>>.aHi in 

ôn. We do not tffee with T^. Graves in the 

TREES. 

Hrptembet. 

oôn that tha 1;in^m of God ia confined to 

FlneBlaffnwalaTtUi ^—eh«tem« aainrday brtaa 

XJffE have read of a singukir tree, whidi beats Uw Oiat Sabbath ID Oetabar. 

tlkTvisIble churches, nor do we beUeve t^t a 

tatrUuat fraternity with Christian men of any " the appropriate niuue of the Tbe Caddo EJW «ae«a w«h Baat Aatloiai oiiareh ao Kataada* 

Mwe. or an invitoUon to BapUsta to commpe blossoms appear before tbe leaves, «uid Uwy are of betora tba aeecmd Sabbalh n Scptanbw. 

irtth a Baptist chmdi not thefr own, whcan they brilliant crimson. The flaming beauty of the OatdaneUa me««a with KnoxTUlaehnrnh. Johmaa cnoDtr. 

tappen to be present at a communiMsesson. is 

liAleto tbeobî^wso vteoroirfy the 

flowers attracts inuumewWe insects, and tbe wan 

on Batniday btilbf* tba aaoond Bowdajr la 8Bp««nbor. 

UnltaaBajrttrtmaauwtlh ehairh on Bawiday ba- 

iJtttbor. Yet tfee 

I. 

Is 

««W1 

need ^ 

nr 

cauOon 

ntnnnn 

lest the 

me 

f«iia- 

• derfng bee is drawn to it to gather honey. Bat idea tha aaeoad Bandar In Saptambar. 

• jadaocoMtawnhShadrUimehank on BatanUr b- 

Ûial courtraleB of Baptist churrbes shooid j ^ f^xnX opiate, and drops dead lr«)m among the Ibre armmd HabbaUi In Oetnbat. near Chaebenprma. 

inaensibly modily the constltntion the SCTlpturai flow, ra to the earth. Bencatli thia entic- Cnioo ma la wUh ehnreh on Satatd^ fcaloaa Iba 

«« ing tree, the ground fa strewed with the victiuw of (5i« Sunday in Ootohar, naar 

That dluring ^ whi^ OdJOTW •'Mino'i* 

the *i5ond »und»T »n Oetobar. 

ÔTêy monumente cominemoraUve of decoys only to dwtroy, is a vivid emblem of Ibe 

HelptoeomplatcthaUatladaalTad^Kn. 

saving doctrines, and inJnncUons sancUoned by j Je-eitfulness ol sin. There U only cme remedy for 

divine "Uthortty, must by no m ^ to ^ ^ , aoro ry. and thut is, tbe leaves Tkc t»mmm »*iaa' mt fummmm Wagm. 

-Wch grow, on Caivaxy.- Ml oox boy. »»d sira Who ^ Wâ-itta-^^ 

n ta VI iinwiriwwaTy YunwaeaaHcy that iimi w add wira unm& ttOa UUM Uuto u«*m vol- -vvs- xv. lAeodore X.. (>ai*.hr jaaa C«ta«*tta.». B»a m^ 

mWng argtunenution. 

FBAYES-MEETiNO. 

qneatlona jroa yooc W»» a* «< 

our prayer-m«p»~-e [ ..o— opmam ao aaeh Sanday afunuM^ -- 

eewof UwUw-MAdleaaeww; I— 

OU> I^SDMAEKISM —WHAT IS IT? BY J. K. UimoVdMk:aadttlaproi>aaad taat amr ChrinUan who 

toobanr.aomaUJMa thcrdoatkaow. Aadkawi 

OBAVZS, IX- D. PBICE, »1.00. 

UOa WiU eonaaeraia that biMir to pnvar ^ al4)«ou uotia yoa woold Ilka to aakthaty«ana«ardDaK,iariaBr 

or being tnmblaaoina! Kaw,roahaTaaaa of tkaaa Cielo- 

The name of this bo(A indicates its character, praaanled In tbia eolnmn. 

fiedlaa, ln«tad at at^lot quaatluM jon inoh to jnw haok. 

and should be read by aU inleUigwt searchew " Then u a place where aptnu blenBBOW FOB THE riEJtC£I> IJORU. ibowsretnU ortcnaa thatâoma ddMiaa aaiMMt nndat- 

qVERlST. 

" They shall look upon me whom they have cund.andtbrj-arer-nnallrtnan^voluaaa. Battlriaa 

pierced, and they shall mourn for him, as cme lBone>oIania,aad in VUKT ..WMIl,.^ la 01 w a » unuTanlantalaalo -WW - I . — r — I. — # 

Can we recdve members Ikom Antimissionary moumeth fiu" his only son : and siufU be in bitter- boafc-ah«lTa*athaina,rirtntakatoa^nulwtthroB. Utiaali 

and Antinomian sodeties upon tlidr immerslonsr neas tor him, as one tiiat is in bittemiss for his 

ofrommun thlnvi. Uda« act indoda laaltan alVmmr 

This is a practical quesUon with us in Arkan^ 

and talocrapbr. bat la taU'af latmadas fwls, and aaolataa 

fint bom." (Zech. xii. 10), This was predicted of nnmana pletaraa, that balp to mafea tiw ntamltv âtn. 

R^narks.-Tbe question to be dedded is, are the Jew^ tnd was fulfilled in part on the day of ltUi«t]it«dtacdear,dMlnettn>a.piila,TaBn. 

nomian BapUsts Scriptural churdies? They cer- is troe also a converted Gentile. I. Oundder 

tainly ue not Regokr Baptist diuiehes, if Mis- the character of godly sorrow. 1. It is real, not 

, donaiy Baptigt organisations are B^:niar. They I«et«tded. 2. It Is deep, net superficial or sligbt. THE BAPTIST." 

•re ndt dairified in the Year Book as Regular 3. It fa a secret, sdita^ sorrow, ^verses 13-U). 

Tk* IrHlar BmfUai 

^ptldB, any more than the Ftee WiO Baptists IL Notice one ol the causes tiiat excite this sorrow. 

AnonoompraniMnsadaDeMaortfaa -Old iMdanrtca- 

are, who are immersed HethodistB, r^}ecting In&nt As tbe bc^nning of the verse shows, tbe speaker 

ot PnrnUm Chliidiaaltrbaptism-or'OamidielilteB, 

antedating Mr. Oamp- here is the great God himself—Jesus Christ, who 

beil. The must biibnc enemies and maligners we is God and man in one flesb. "Shall look on me," 

A madlnm tar tba fmnfc Hi awliai at aU lha«iaat iwa 

have are these dd Antinomian Hard Shdis. Have that is. attentivdy consider me, "whom th^ 

uooaortiMdar. 

tboy not Ji^ forfeited any daim they may ever have pierced." Cauist dfed, for his own trans- 

An Indepaodeat oltlo on^ popotar BOTaBaala, la tMtr 

havehhdtobe Scriptaral cbaiet.es, by denying gieesions, for be bad none, but for oan. Evtry 

moral and rallBtoaa baarlnek 

and lefiEing oompUance witti the great misdon 

A Sunllr TteUar, ladan with foad thlaaa oM aa* rons 

troe penitent rârds his L ^ as not only pierced, 

GhzMg»Tebii chordMa, to pseadi the gocqpdL to 

Intbatemllr. 

and êreed by him, bat also as itooed for 1dm. A UthlU Inatooetor la an that portaiaatnladlTMatilUh. 

aU nations and kindreds oC earth ? Let eadi m. Inqnire bow it is that godly surow arises ehonk •WÛfOaDV U*.aad WW tta e»opacaUai at 1 

dinrch dedde this question for itsdf. 

from this source, n we looked upon some dear So nlltfloa* paparln tha aaontir lonlataM aotall a Soar* 

Biio.U tba Bartbon BUiaa. 

Sevebtb-Day Adventist preacher, who pmdidma dead, and we knew that it was tbroagh our fdly 

paUfdjrthat they have repeatedly diaUaiged yoa 

Tin atifcal WTttun nf 1ti« liia'i T lri11-ii In ttia BoBthwaat 

feTaiâbata, and 70a invaA^ 

and wfaêdness that aU bis sufitsrings came apom wrttakir tt. 

Xs'thflMr IBereena iMikanddeBiieaBanswer him, Bbodki we not be pierced to tbe quick ? How Terme,*s,ee. TomlnWi.l 

• Is^liecanw tt wotfcB wuMderftiPy for th«m among ptnrii moie,aB we think of oar dying Lord,is ttaaaponapiiUeatfoa. AU THBl

104 

BR£rV'lYIE8. 

»I)r. Wiiliam Sheôo Iwa m^Twd the preridoicr 

of Siring CkiUesf^" a^jn Uie Bog)^ 

WeHqr tn Bn>. Bori»nd •ml others lhat we have 

not beud whether Prof, fiwrett has ptîared b» 

MldtCBB fur pahHottloD.' We will pobliah on re- 

WHl Bni. GtimbreU mtk Bra. Snny iiito what 

ckardMB be intnidumi thoKaoIdieoi he immeraed 

Is the umy, U bnpliifin Iwleed be the rite of inltiatia» 

tnto «luod cfanrch ? Bro. R., of the AlaAama 

BoftitL, waaltl mil this «little crtMB-legged." 

"Weiadloa Bru. O. to any whether Oncben has 

BTmiUbBptiiitii/'—Will Bra 

9. pione tf>ll Oft who 1m» ia and wt>eie he liven, and 

whaiabaothliifaaptiiimr If he niieaos WeaTer, of 

LatiiBvillt>, we mf no. Will Bra. Q. pl«aae my 

wbtCherDr. Wnverlsa member of any ehoich 

inLoaiBvill? We wait. 

" It is plain from the Kuw "ftstament thiU ibe 

Loid's impper is a cucBca oaoiJiAscE."—I*-. 

AbaA Mivn/- We think ao, and why ahoold it 

be ooDBideml danganidH for u* to wyso? And 

«H think that Chriatian baptism te a eAtircA ordinanee, 

as mwsfa ao as the rite by witfch one is initiated 

intaaMaaunic Lodge, is a rite of Masonry— 

a rite mand not " irittoiK" a Lodge. 

"Tax BAFXIST, Memphis, hiiled to teil AS about 

the pnhlicatian f IhiMe excellent hymns translated 

into the Indian dialect.* We> odl again for an 

anawo-. Othens wish to know aa well as oaiaiilTeB." 

—&6UealJleambT,y.'a We confer oorselfat 

a i« tn oniieistand our amiable brother ot the 

Seatnier, not havisK aeen what he may have 

heietDliire socseatrd —something very kind, of 

TOUT*. 

XbanjQ to J. P. Bow'en fur miaotex of the Notaehncicy 

Awociatiun ftir 

1879. The next aeasion 

of this body will convene with the Oakland 

Church, JRh. The body has a memberrtiip 

of 3,82L, and baptlzwl Ia«t year -JSfi. Thin w 

« VLGAROOH txnty. It ^"ITWNDRTI TLXK BAPTIST 

•sd BaptiMt Befkdnr, and Is oppuied to alien !mmeniiBW. 

We want the minateii of all the Aimtdationa 

in East Tenneaaee. 

Dr. 8. W. HartMHk, of SC Idiaia, Mo., General 

Manager of the Freofomen Miasioa of the Home 

HMon Baud, Horth, gave oa a caU last ToeKiay 

aa he poaiied thmugb the dty on his retnm home. 

JAAQMCED b* • ataat ImporUnt work—fhat of 

loBtTaeOag the cofaired mlnklers and deaow in 

the doctrines of the Bihie, and he ahooGi; and b 

Rceivinc the ciodiitl assiatanee of the brethren 

whoever he huldd hid In^tntea. 

** A iarse endowment i^ an excellent thing for a 

eaOcae, hot a livt^, stirring and enogeticCtcnlty Is 

the best endowment that any coUeKe can poaaeaa. 

One wide-awake man Is worth more than SiUO.OOO. 

A drwîni; Khool Koieially indicates a sleepy and 

tir»»d imlty."—flifiCctif Rrrorder. WeU said, and 

Pieaidrat JUtchard is demonstiaUne its truth, 

bavins traveled 8,000 miles in tlw Intoest of 

Waka Fore>t, which is waking np to a new life. 

«*Baptisb havia a distinctive denominational 

eziatenee Ibr something; or for nothing. If it t>e for 

the latter, they might bett« disband and mix in 

with the other aevts. Bat if it be for something, 

they HhMiId stand by their principles, however 

bellltied or amifed."—ftaminer md OurmieU. 

Noble sRitiments, and yet how many ministers 

ahiiak fiom standing hut by thdr principles, for 

rofthaJewBt 

depatlm Eld. J. B. Searcy, Arkansas 

edltiff at Tan BAPTIHT to his edltor-tn-chlef the 

dUBsnncs between the kingdom of Christ and a 

Masonic Lodge. There la a dlflference which Iw 

seems not to nndeMand as well aa he might."— 

UtrntiMiifpi BteonL By no one woold we more 

willingly be Ioitract»d than by Bro. Searcy. We 

new dreamed that there was the least similarity 

between a Maatmic Lodge and the kingdnn of 

CSiriat. Is Bra. G. not dreaming r 

• Dr. LoRna'a explanation of his phrase, "A 

sinner b not saved 6>/ baptism, but he is not saved 

KiUtmi It, where, like conienaion, it a known 

daty and can be peslbrmed." His obedience is an 

aasniiial of MariUun, I. e., to evidaice the sUte. 

A pecaoatB onwillingneM to obsgr Ouist is a proof 

that he is onsaved. " If a man love me he leia 

ke^ my commandments." His thooght was 

r^ht, bat his exprewion well enlculated to mislead. 

Thedeiiomination has BO sounder Baptist 

than Dr. Lofton. 

" We know that when he shall appear, we ahall 

be like him, for we shall see him ashela." (1 John 

iiL 2). Have I a vivid and realizing belief in the 

onaeot world ? By &ith do its realiUes aeem as 

actual as those that iurroond me here? In view 

oi them, do I think, and plan and act, ao as, by 

grace, to be prepareil for aU that is before me 

ther? Am I, in even vome fiiint degree, like 

Caulst BOW; and am I ao united to him, that I 

shaQ be folly like him tFhen I shall see him aa he 

is? 

Thanks to some ttn^ther fur the minutes of the 

Jodson Assodatkm. Middle Tetmeanee, for 1879; 

Bro. Hull, modprator, Bro. B. K. Dawson derk. 

Fourteen churches compose this body, and four 

ministei8 tmly cultivate the fidd. It hcrids its 

next aessiaa with tha Maple Grove chuich, nine 

miles south of IKxon's Station, Saturday befoe 

the fi^ Bunday in October next. Is Uxon's 

stat'on on the Nurthwestem road? This budy 

recommends no paper save JKitd Word*. We 

trust Bro. D. L. Kimi«o will comply with the request 

of the A^«NHautiMn. 

We have received a lenjcthy reply to Bro. T. H. 

GranbOTy Ihim Bro, W. M. Price, of Humboldt, 

Teon. The reaJ p«Mnt at Litiue beteen them, it 

aeemalo us,.is, whether "kingdom of God" in 

Jno. ill. rtfers to the kingdom of Christ, then 

visible or to " ultimate glory, the jJaoe of God's 

throne in heaven." If to the former, then Chri^ 

must have meant water baptism by the expre»siiMi, 

" bom of water." bat if he meant the latter, 

then, we must believe he meant snmetbin^ elne 

by it, or brieve that tiaptbun is ea:«ntial to salvation. 

Why not direct your di!«cn:eion to this 

point, whii'h certainly can be wttled ? 

We received a caU fn>m Eld. J. H. Edger, of 

Sbmchester, Vsi., whoiqjpplied the pulpit of the 

First church, this city, during the summer of 

1877. Bro, Eaêr j-nstlly endeared himsdf to the 

memb«8 of the First church. Hnd of the entire 

tmjlhcrhooa in Mvniphw dafing hiAnhort pîMorate, 

and received a curdiaJ greeUng upon his return. 

He has been accepted as a misnianary by 

the Fssodatiun in 

theintoBStoI his foreign wwk, where the plans 

and aims of the Board In regard to the Bi>mtt 

miaaion will be fully developed. 

We appreciate the many cordial invitation^ finil 

not the least the one Defore us from the President 

to attend the General Asaodation that meets at 

Ennis, Tuas, this week. Could we have foreseen 

one month ago that we would have bem as fiir 

recovered from our late prostration as we are now, 

with oar present mind, we would have attended 

this meeting and shaken the hands of old friends, 

and we trust some new ones. We congratulate 

oar brother. Dr. Burleson, upon the great educational 

work he baa aêved for Toxas; he and 

Dr. Z. C. Graves, of Winchester, and Dr. Crane, 

of Baylor, are the three oldest Presidents in the 

South. Who can estimate the value of aach men 

to the denomination ? God spare them long, and 

give them- the fullest co-operation of their 

brethren. 

" The idea of BaiHlst churches delegating power 

or authority of any sort or for any parpose, or of 

Baptist representative bodies outside of the chardi, 

is entirely foreign to every prindple of Baptist and 

New TMunent ct»arch polity, and is sabvenlve 

both of charch independence and the right of pd 

vate Judgment"—/>/-. I. B, ^mArough, in Texat 

BaptiMt Herald. Those are excdlent arUclen 

written by Dr. K. on the powers of AaaodatiMia 

and the rights of churches. Our readea will see 

Atom the above that he endorsea our portion folly. 

How can a church delegate her Inalienable prerogative 

to examine and decide npim the qoillficatioD 

of the appUcant for one of ber ordlaanoeB 

to faer p«tor or dewooa, or aiieclal oonadttaa, or 

any mortal maar Her baptiam admUa to her 

membecahip with til its privileg«s, and of Uiese 

she is the oole guardian. „ , 

BIDGE HIGH CHUBCH ADOPIB NGN IN- 

TEBOOMMUNION. 

TT is pecallariy gratifying to us to pabllah the 

following i«Botatioa onuJinotHljr adopted by 

the B^dge Hi^ charch at its last ooofereooe meet. 

iDg, toodiing tbe diaracter«rf theXjord'a «ipper> 

Tbis may be the first charch in th» Big Hatehie 

AaaodatiQii which has by formal vote reaolTed to 

observe the Sapper as a cbarch urdinaacs, bat if 

so it will notbethelastooetodoit. We expect 

to live to see every diarch adopt tkb pnetke, 

in practice, if not by vote. This poadUy may be 

saying too modi, for why ahoidd we expect 

churdies that allow dandngs, theatergolngs and 

drunkeonesB to go nndlsdplined to adopt the 

Scriptaral order of observing the Lord's sapper 

which forever exdndes all siieh diaraeten firom 

this sacred feptst? We have no right to expect it, 

and we therefote limit our remark to all ocderiy 

churchee in the Big Hatehie, for we do bcUeve 

that we will see the day when no intelligent and 

orderly Baptist can be influenced to partldpate In 

a charch rite Christ has not authorixed 14m to do' 

We publisb the note of Dr. Batte, commnnlcating 

the pleasing information: 

DB. J. B. GBAVSS—/Vor Indosed you will 

find a reaolatlon which was ananimoasly adopted 

at our church meetiog last night. There was hot 

a dlssoiting voice. Hoping it may tie of some 

note to yoa, I Indose. J. Al BATTE. 

July 12.1880. 

Raoloed, That we, the members of Bidge High 

church, fally Indorse the prindples m laid down 

in the sermon delivered by the Bev. Dr. J. B. 

Graves, on commanlon, as being strictly In accordance 

with the teachings of the New Teitament. 

H E T B Y HEWJDV, Mod. 

JosN ÔBKis, Clerk. 

The pracUce of this church hereafter will be in 

ao-ordance with the above. The Sapper will be 

observed aa a church and no longer as a denominational 

ordinance—the invitations b^g to'the 

membenhip only. What charch of the Big 

Halchie shall we have the iêasure to record 

next? ' 

THE MARY SHARP COLLEGE. 

rnHIS college is admitted by Soathem edocators 

to be a school of the very highest exceUence, 

and the young ladies who have graduated }n its 

course attest its thorou. hneaa, aince they rank 

among the very beat educated in tlie land, and 

their services as teachers are in demand and ^ 

the very highest prices. Winchester is dto'ted 

upon the first bench of theCamberland mountains, 

a beautilul, healthy little town. The prices of 

board are most reasonable. The rates of talt^, 

sixty doUatH per year and no extra chargies. 

Parents and gnardlani would do well to send to 

the president. Z. C. Graves, for a catalogue. The 

fall session commences Wednesday, the second 

week in September. 

SCHOOL NOTICES. 

The attention of oar readers is called to the 

card of the Jodson Unlvenlty, Jadsonla, Ark., 

tn our advertising columns. It Is designed for 

the higher education of both sexes, and the exercises 

of the last commencement gave evidences of 

gratifying saccesa to ita friends. 

The Memphis Hospital Medical College, and 

Medical Department ol the Soathwestem Baptist 

Unlvenlty, annoance that their aonaal MBslon 

will commence Oetob» Ist. Th«y have a 

magnificent new allege ballding, with aO the 

modem Improvements and fiuUitleB, wUdi ia located 

jast aeroaB the strcrt fitom the UemÔito 

aty Hospital, whoe the dlnleal adTutaces kre 

ansorpassed In the Soatti, or Korth, either, so tar 

as diseases pecallar to this dimate in ooneetMd. 

Material fbr the stady of ptaeUcal aaatomy b In 

abandaaoe. The advantages fior secoring » practical 

knowledge of sargery in the dally dinles at 

the hoepitai are of the most saperior chancter. 

All classes are fidlyimpiened with the vrioe o( 

Btndying disease at the bedside of the sofibrer, 

under the direction of able anddiscrimiiiatiiig instmctan. 

With an able tKolty, with ftudUtka for 

the study at practical anatomy and sagêry, and 

with dinical advantages unsnipassod by any cottage 

in the Sooth, the institaticm shoold have a 

geoCToas support. For catalogaes addras W. E. 

Bogos, M. D.. 838Mtin street, Memphis, Tenn. 

THE LEOIUBES AT DENMABK. 

]n[£ALTH permitting, we will ddiver the lec- 

-CL tores on 

THBCBtJBCH AKD 1X8 OKD^XAKCES 

To the Denmark charch, commencing on Friday 

before the second Babbath In August. 

It has been thirty-two years since we had the 

detMte With the late Dr. Burronghs in D. and 

held the long meeting afterwards, and we propose 

to oar brethren In the county that fi^ all 

come op upon this occasiao, aiid come Friday 

and hear the flret Lecture, and stay thnagh to 

the dosing one on Monday 11 a. m. The brethren 

are able and anxious te entertain. 

They expect to protract the meetings for many 

days following. 

T M l f i B A J E ^ T I S T . 105 

Eldar J.J. Wallaea wm odaiaad to tba ton wvk at tha 

go^ mlnlatiy by tba Ebaaaaer ehnreh. Walton eoon^.tlM 

Uthlaat. nwnawebnreb-tialMtncof fbaFSntAMoaa 

Baptist eedieB, setting forth the great deîtuUun of 

•onth of Wairenaborc, Johnson conntr. «aa dedicated the oounUea of Ttocas and oneor Indiana, were reprcaentad in the 

third Bandar to Jalr. The BaptUU of Clennoant are congregaUons, wtiieh numbered more Than bfiM on the 27tb. New Orleans and the Missibeippi Vallvy. Tti» 

iHiUdlBc a new honae ot wonhlp. The Odem Baptist Teas - Dr. W. A. Nelsm, ot North Caroltna, deelinaa 

Home Missian Board last year employed 

ehaieh wtU be dedicated the lUth Bandar In Aocart.- the call to the First charch, thai lanooga. "SuUtas," five miasionaries, all of whom have item mo-c^M- 

EMer John E. Iitndai7 was Mdalned to the (kiU *ark of Uie writing to the BiBtieal Beeorder, M. C, says: •• The charch at ful, and all have been paid for their anvices. 

mlnlatnr by the Pteaaant GTOTC eharch/Sootland conntr, Brlsttd. iormorly served by Bev. J. T; Kincannoa, one of the 

Jolyl. 

At 3:30 u*dock p. m. a mjev-mretinit was h-ld 

l»1ghtestligtiUofthedenomlnaU(ui in thu country, aftar- 

0MCM.—O Elder Iijiieh held a meeting ot daya vlth Srards by Elder B. G. Xsynard, now of Tasewell College in behalf of Home Miieions. Bpt«'ch«« wt re 

Mount OUra ehnreh, Waahtngtoa ooantjr, which reanlted la and last by Dr. Wurley. It has been wltlaont a rutat fbr made by Brethren Ball, t>>ai itnd Wtdne, ntu-r 

twenty-two ptolleartooa. Elder L.. la one ot the few'lalioren aometlme, and it mms to be an open secret tliat the efamcb 

inthatiarreat'onthlaobaat. I think that I can nfeir aar waa drlltlng in'o inaction, the result of wiilchU Invariably 

which a collection was takw, amMuniiug tu 

that there have been more eonverelona nnder hU preachlns a speedy removal of the candlestick. But the brethren htenlj/'tix hundred duOsr^ • " ' 

darinc the ttTe or dx rean tliau the aorrcate of any secured the servieea of Elder Clark, of Arlrsnssa. sod ——• u-^ ««i»: rneenOg^WaS'tfi-n allfDilt'd aiHl (JUtt-iai®- 

ten Baptut mtnlMns In the State daring the came time. I the charch ha* a •Diom." Bri-î up nnder Ills 

ful. t«t thai the Baptists of tl«l» w-rti'-Ji art nii'- 

might alao add the endeaTors to famenly contend for the leadeisbli>. •»«« " ererythlnx but a praapect of a slug- 

talth aa It la in Jeaoa."—Gtw. IT. PniSerer, Prrrydalr, fntt gish body of Baptl>u tn thtai Impwtan* plaos the .cenKv of 

sionaricH. Some were convernI ofazeitainnit and vote was taken for officen, and the tdlets re- In the JUfketor of July 15th, the edlKH-, com- 

aympaihy, 1 do not know how tha hoaae canght flrv." ported the dection of Hon. W. H. Hardy as PresipUmenting the libendity of the Central Ohnn^, 

Breth. J. W. HarrU and J. D Anderaon are eondnctlng a dent and Elder A. J. Miila as Clerk. Bro. Hardy 

revtval meatlng at Ijewlsbnng. We trast tha Itord wUI bl»a 

of Memphis, says: " By reimtiee to our Miaaion 

their Ubora to the conToUoo of many aonia. Eider A. 

is one of Mississippi's most eminent lawyen. He column it will be seen that they are rpj>rt»entnl 

H. Booth preached the tBtnXnetonr aermon at the Biau made a fine office, and preaided over the body In the work of the State Board. In additloa tu 

COnTtntloD. npoa the ••Wltnaaea and ticadlng of tha with freedom and dignity. We are gratified to 

Spirit." The report of the State Xlarion Board, at tha 

what is represented there, «I5, tkey are entitisd 

see onr laymen oomlag to the Croat in our leading 

CMiTMiUatt last week, ahowcd •• Days' aarrtoe. 4,00; statkma 

toacieditof about 980, wtiieh tbey paid out di- 

ooenptad, »: mMonailea, S: bapttsad, iro. Amount

X06 rjELiil JLi A - e U U T a i a B A f > n s T . 107 

The Young Sonili. 

mitail Ir* " tmCLB JAMXB,'* to wham mil cunuaanicatlow 

liSatfD»»«iriaMatmJ»y b«»»MiwMit anlMMBMrxvn. 

jfSVEB OEEPAiB. 

•Tua a.A.Knnm- 

WOCU> av M Uia batr* Twmc tK-XUUw. 

I WHk ftv taewia Ua aSdr. 

I>aB\ IM tlia HaM pona be at Mitlac 

QatmitbadI b7 oatatButB jpxtda. 

BB jsata^! and balld Uf m BO oUwr, 

BKild «Mr-7«mr ptaapKta (Mm tolr; 

Ami tlnasli aoma UUBCi mar aarr* to ntehltU—Toar atzBetnn may iUL 

Look w*U to Uui iKmlmmrkambont you— 

Expatiaaea Incha tha bait 

mma the wMoka oa tba alMim (tra aa warn tae 

Tluu Kcna hm-n nut ttood vaUttto tot. 

nia pUiaOa tbat rmma aia manr— 

Xha iaraptats UM tamirtcd pnzaaaao 

UMt aarar to tep at rnr poat, lad, 

tt ttta n^rbaaltUasyoaaanda. 

BapovaxAU: babopetat: ar* joyflil. 

For Wclnaaara moor Uua caU. 

Awl UiabtlciUaiwltar.Bi^.biUis lu>avJe^ 

That GtidianGodorer allf 

(io on tn tha [mUi*«y of doty, 

Tkwl flxm, M Imidaaa 7Ie and rang aa the 

luyooB spiW toe ot life, ia so ahorteneU tu bo 

hanily perceptible. Yoong Amoica iiea down a 

W]F, paaaaaJUs JCW^ in a night, and wskra ap tu 

think iiiniB^ a m»n.~BXP>r often an -["""tinni 

of pave monl import referred to parents by 

tcMhers, only to be relmed is torn to bnj-s—immature 

in )iU ^ but adf-wiil—to 'See what they 

wUlaâiMnt it;" wliich Kenerally mcana tlwt 

the boy will have hia own way, beouiMe be b 

maater orthebunOy. inie Importance of the au»>ject 

under eooaideraUon may be forther iaiprsshed 

ttg-Uaiimt, wbomtja:— 

••Fkmliy government is the first thinir, from 

which all other Rovemmenta and authorities 

taJte their origin. IT thia root not Kood, neither 

can Uie stem be good, nor can good fruit foUuw 

Kingdoms are compoaed of single fiuniiien. 

Where bther and mother govern ill and let the 

chiidrrai have their own way, there can neither 

city,^ marbêt, viUege, eoantry, prinetpaiity. kins- 

4am nor impire, be weii and peacaMy governed. 

Fw oat ol aona are made fitthei» of fiimilie!*, 

borgomarterB, prlncea, icings, emperon, prereher*, 

school-mHtns, ete; and where tnew are ill 

trained, there the anbjccta become aa their lord 

the members aa their head." 

When a stndent niters cntlege, the Faiiilty, acting 

in loco parmUt, betinne his guide In the path 

of doty. But sappose he has nevnr bven taught 

to walk in tliat path? Suppose that appeaii to 

hto sense of daty bdi npon a CMudence that is not 

coutruUed by moral obUgationa? Suppnee tJut 

he has not leamed the leaaoo of obedience at 

home? In aO such esaea the task imiMned upon 

the coUege la tendered all the more difficult from 

tne abwnce of eady training. Tlie yosng men 

who ar» mortsasoeptible of high mora) and intdlectotd 

cuitore, are tboee who have been taught 

these (bar things in tlie fiunily: duty, obedience, 

self-denial and industry; which are really Incladed 

in the word duty, but I prefet to make the 

solidivWon. And the bo^ who Kive tiielr parents 

Troable and do Uttia of any worth at coUejce, are 

those who have not learned the four thing!> 

s^pedfied; or in otlwi worda. thuse who have 

grawn np in nejêct of duty, in dewbedienct', 

seU-lndnlsence, and Idlenesa. Out of Btiefa materiialUb 

neatly impoeaible tomakeeitha scholars 

nr gentlemea. When parents have done their 

duty, oêge authorities have UtUe leag«l, the sturdy old warrior lifted his 

BIBLE ENIGMA. 

hat and said: " I honor ti»e man or boy who can 

1. Whom did Jonathan love i»» his aoul? 1 

THR TBAP-DOOB SPIDEB. 

NE of the most singular spedmens of insect 

O lifeia the trap-door spider of Jamaica. His 

barrow Is lined with allk, and dosed by a trapdoor 

with » hinge. The door exactly fits the ent 

r a n c e to the bairow, and wlwD dowd, so ptedae- 

What tlixw GimI call all men t«> do? Arts xvii. 

3. What did John say was laid at the foot of the 

tree? Matt. III. . 

1. What iloes Christ tell us t" d i becKiisi' we 

know not when he will come? M;iit. xxlv, 

">. Whnt pmiihc t n-provwl D.ivlil? 2 Sam. xii. 

6. At what timo did Ood wink? Acts xvll. 

7. What did Paul not seek of men? 1 Th»!«, ii. 

8. What are we commanded to do to our 

liarents? Ex. xx. 

9. y, What iu,i Is lo that iiiwfc Gwl dees not, to any? ....J . Jninm w-.-...' i. .. 

• • • X—A « 

ECONOMY IN YOUTH. 

10. What did Christ learn liy suffering? Ileh. v. 

HILE sensible pem a boy's habits whether he bi.Hkely to li What should we not give neither to the 

succeed or fail in lUe. When money bums In his ] 

Jews or GenUles? 1 Cor. *• ^ ^ „ , . 

IS. What was the deputy who believed 

•Ml aa liyeavawaat mr»r UHI 

•trie MwlB 

Idna, id^ and ueniia, it the tUg/U rr- 

wmmrHmt. Wm Bellas mm 

•&«• pwty naalk ar tk* •M^Blvm. 

iaxaiion of the tMomiiuU muiela, 

leMeh albmn lAe boweb to tbiJk, and om.,&Ba?MSr f M^ 

known 6y marked hoUotc$ over the No other par^ in this dty or the 

U f t 0/ the hmt. Now all know that 

the llaingi of the stomach ars counxted 

with thsae of the throat and affect 

die vocal ornaa. and when the stomach 

•inki a struning is bion^t to bear 

upon the throat, and speaRiig or talk- 

Ii^ will irritate it and {oodace hoomnesa, 

and if amtiniab. aore throat, and 

all tu train of evils tbkt public apeaken 

are wont to comptiun ot aad which has 

carried hnndrefi to their pavea, and 

whidi yearirare fatying aade aa nadeaa 

handreda ol ethen. 

Bow, anar a personal experience ol 

nearly twenty yean, aad the added expe> 

tiBDOsei aMim than one thousand ninistKS 

aad'opobUc maken npon îân I 

have fitted the Brace with InnuiaUe 

•uoni, I aa prepared to teatiôf Ha 

ndBMiitB. w!thoatit,laaiaatidiedI 

duoli have been Idd aside flroei pabUe 

•waMng siiîteea yeani^ Bynsfaig 

^ I have faQy reooveied a katvdoe, 

and as M—in with oeedlunoomawe 

pnrar and endarancb Without it, two 

r tbssMnaoaa exhaaitaad ^ SM 

thesnaeoftat^ and kvnaMwIth 

a heavy, hnaky voice: with h, I can 

speak imr hoan a day withoat evhanatioo 

or hnsnanew. I new uss it oaly 

when qpeakhifc and thai preasrtemy 

voice and and phyrical wwnries. I do 

not believe that any ooe wooM evw bs 

afBicted with orôr weakncaa 

a tiie back jr bins, he wear it 

ordinarQy Vioae. and only whni 

. yAal 

by every Tninirrtfir and pabUc 

iêaker to carry the aergy and vi^ ot 

ku youth for into old and by every 

old man to aanat him to aapport the 

growing weakness of age. 

Hundreds of old men yeariy are 

using the Brace for mot ooctt with 

invarialde satisfauition. 

I do not daim that the Body and 

Lung Brace will cure every disease 

that flesh is heir t«; but it wiU lelieve, 

where it does not ftally cure, all 

soon^mak'dowD the best constitutions, 

which are caused by prolapna 

of tM mtMobs icWeA m^totri 

the uUenml orgaiu. This Is the only 

mechanical contrivance ever discovered 

that uplifts the abdomen 

rather than comptases it, as all 

trussesdo. 

This is what it does, as thoisands 

who have used it are prepared to 

testily: It sapports the bade, abdomen, 

stomach, Inngs and womb. It, 

therefore, prcvoits lassitude, hoarseneas, 

piles, hernia, oomumptkm, aad 

that tarible disease,—dyspepsia. 

It Increases the breathing capadty, 

and therd>y gives strength to the 

body. jgandenlanreathel 

and tbra^^ders toa^^ ftee'aS 

easy, and thereby promotes digefitioiu 

It rdlevea chronic cosliveneaB and 

piles when all other means nave 

It invariably relieves all cases ol 

prob^pnu uten in female^ a disease 

that no mcdlclne can reach, because, 

like a broken limb. It needs mechani- 

cal support. 

It re lew. jroit^jna oni, 

by upi fUng the lower bowels from 

thereetum. 

It is being osed more and more 

yearly, aa tts value la known, by 

pabtlc 8|ieake(s and alBsem, aidl Iqr 

those having weak lungs and badra; 

and by thtne having stooplne shouldeis 

and hacking coughs, the sure 

prerarsora of consnmiîcMi. And 

many a suffbrer has b^ cured of 

dyspepsia and liver complaint who 

had considered in the last stnge 

of consumption. 

OVB IH»OTKD BBAVK. 

The original Brare, made only fcff 

ladies, was too weak for the scemer 

sex. I remedied it by an liniiortant 

improvement, as the following will 

show:— LM all Taka MMIaa. 

TklatoatarUiy UWT UM 

to Um> Mljr Miannlfculafar mr «Im 

lada «IIM««AT,MA EREEWREAENIKNU 

South sells my unproved BziK», on- 

less he can show a written oommlsdon 

Ihun me. 

TOTUIMIAM. 

I could uoduoe the testimooy ol 

hundreds cf eminent physidaas and 

snrgetws of the North, out u-efer to 

give a lew Boo them practttionen, 

who are known or.may be written ta 

The late Dr. the g n U tar- 

New Orleans, lOToioanoed it 

erfection of merhanical inventionfor 

the purnose intended: L e., 

the tîf^ng Uie bowds, and reUd 

of all canses of prolapeos of the in- 

ternal organs. 

I nescnbed one of yoar Braces to 

a lai^ patient of QUnelastfidL She 

says die would not take one fatmdied 

doUaiB lor it, if she oookl ik4 get another 

oqe of the same kind. 

&T0KinEB,BLIX 

HaynevUte, La., April 19,1877. 

All the BRuies whfdi I have ordered 

rive the greatest satirtwtian. 

Wat aaidôrvombdhnHB, 

longs aad lumbago they are invaluable. 

W. cTLAWRKNCE, M.D. 

OtawfordviDe, lOss. 

;r. J. B. Crmvea—'DcwStr: 

1 wwd tlie BrM« byyeor- 

•«ir dartef Bay late cauiTaas«( 

(kvStete. It wms •rvecy great 

s%rrlce te nae, amd t fiecl vrr 

weU satlsBoJ UuU IRTKJMI CMMmmmcmA 

Ita wn « w««k. «arll«r 

. T«lce wmU B*t kare 

h«ca ««BCtoa ut all. Tke ftnt 

ttea* I «s«a U I aa«rMS*d a 

Uurs«crawa«r peaplc la Uie 

•yea air, aad I teaad tkat aiy 

Telce was verr aaack slrcastheaed. 

aad at tMe cloM era twa 

hwar'a speeck I was fkee Draai 

Manual Oeellag af wearlaeas 

exhaastlea. 

Yen RespectfMIjr, 

JAM. D . P O R T E B . 

_.•_•• • Maa kap« tt tor tknw . 

IJI5|'IAA^J>A»\53«AT» LIIATL^ UM 

Mm. ma»a.-—1 nav* Man wmaag taa 

Banntm^ Bodr aad lAnr Basa almitamr 

lariar laek and 

mmeiy In mj chart, and ean tmiifiit^ a«r 

that f am madi kaaalBtd, thaa«tt BDUOSC 

Uka daar of my auladr. t aaa dda iiaia*^ 

faaekariiiawiaamMlawiar plaw, ta act. 

aiidnvaHn wukliaMdiaarcMientt boalBaw 

la a.day. wltk ar ataalaraaaa, ttan 1 ha** 

baBBaSUtadolaakuieUiae. I And ih* 

Bno* to be tralx tba ntrawbulealtMtlp 

laaad. H.C.ltimx. 

Horn lAtaV Mka, Har % It:;. 

X3d.J. & Uiaw-Daar Sir: 1 bare suaaalud 

with Uw panica I nidtnd tSnana tor 

Oom TOO. and U fa> Inmatblv pjr ma ta And 

«» 

aurabebaiBO&wdarUie rnpttrr* not. 

Ha ha* amr worn U at all. Thr}- h»mmU 

nondpofceUraaiiidiKVitT; aadncMM't.! 

ilia pT traUtiid» to kr lu 

snatlxBrtta. laaia armn-; and whan I 

eomaimeed tiut naa br«). Itte pirdnnKBtlr 

U>p TCfT tbinc Ibr ib vbo bava 

to tnrrri meb a£ bntartakRk. tirt an «b« 

haTvUtodOEMaBHWaatwo an pmiM* 

R-^MJlXVlIli. 

Camdaa. Mtm., Jantnur S, llin. 

AfiXaasiIA KVASCiELIKT. 

Haviltf given the Bannlnf; Bnvr a Uii 

trial, Iêei fully hear ray i«siti«i«vnj u> 

ita vidne. I can pt ehnmlr dliuDwa frf Iwntr 

^latu RlAitdfaa ami nbaiii^rv^ Ini*^ 

taadtoMxnimrblncUnni' 1X1. 1 

tba Brarf lie bno rMardy rrt-s rw r-. 

Ui« affllrlAl. A. M. < < Km E)1 

•(•Majr a - - 

CMtfKir.na. 

« wmM 

•alklksarifc 

4 rerpived the Bnuf lnM-ti«-, 

as pastor; and I aorepted on the con- 

and charj;e no w>mml«»sl

108 T B L i f i B A F T I S O V 

flao» r«T«»,Ui«T1HiciJd no long«r wood* mt 

ehiuHu*. Tfaia book » Uitâd M«ea- 

sometimes mortgage a house for the ipecially (Or yeans conTana In w Bandar. 

ttie snBt'fcine It kaa acquired UuoacboiU mahogany we Iwing into it? I tiad iSSSâiHl Uia Bairtl* kio^bood 

Ofa. QaoxOm has been rfec^ the caantrj. 

ratha e:id of wtaobave not bad the maaaa to poat Ibam. 

piaddentitf theMexioui Bepablicby -A** auctal temUy mxdjr for UjrsmsaU. 

•elva* cm the «iil«ieet of eliiuah «miBnnlon. 

a barrd, or dn« after the fkoliiuQ of 

a laqte ma^vity. 

Id ciuth,Wpacas.illct«. 

TarpU Ltw.OnwHfHwi, te.l hanfly mr John the BapU»t in the witt!ernM»i, Tk« UMIe IrM* Wfeacl. Thia laadeo. 

Twenty-eta. 

Oen. T. H. Holmes, who was in 

ica, eontalna the ewntlals of all otbers, 

CkrUllaa Baaa—eacai sr.JB* 

cnmmand of the trans-MlaeiaBippi d»- 

BcUHJWlBmUt*. 

Inclndlng Home IntervaU in all Its depart- •r ttlTias far —Ugilya.riirtaiaa. tv 

nautmoit forseverai months durinv 

ments. The only Reliable Fashions In aU r,t. JetwA. CoSiar In elotti.Jipa«a^Z 

TtiOT canDC* ti« frmnd. In Umj- whole imnc* 

the war. died at FayetteviUe, H. C., ol mcdioU UtcnOoia, anjr »ch at anlca of 

their details. 

eenta. 

••nU ami BeUciMa 

«in the aiUt o( June, aged sixty^teven brUtbut eaim wa turn minmtj baen Biad«:b7 ro, f4j%» we will nend Th* Baititt, collection of marly Uirae thoannd tsetî^ 

years. 

tbe new CMirocsB Oxroaw T«a*TMCRT. (price OJO, and Demoresfa Monll.ly MsRa-, 

Great MtffiTing is reported in a part BciaUr In Pnimooarr d! CUairb. a ilnelUXIperannamlwSthoneor the rmll; and Scnptaral Indexes. Pnee n.m 

low eoodiuan of vUaUty noalttna Btna OTei» Taloable premlnms olTrred by Dcmoreat to 

BAPrUsT BOOK BOiraS. 

-..W^ the wWt? range at tor- 

btasabacribers:— 

Memphis, Tean. 

1. A selection ot A« r TWO of toe lôw 

niTtiif llllliaiii - II n. finjiiîlmi on 

^Liumllleent oil picture, -The Uon< 

th* iratnn. Action anS BMoSa dt uiwti 

Tmtmant, whlek ia npidly eomUs Into nm 

tn an parti of the eoontir. la arat Itee. Write atormT^zM—-TheOld Oaken BockeC- 

N e w a u d R a r e B o o k ! 

and get It. Dm STAKKKT * F.ius, 1112 

OilBid oreet. Pbiladclphia fa. 

achromaUc Pocket MsgulQer, Ihnr® 

" O l d L a n d m a r k i s m — 

the western border uf Kansas are in 

aNrfUute want uf the necesBiiies of 

life." 

The RiMBiun cap':un Ouivuff, who 

mardered General »lcobeIafr» mother 

and her attendants while on their 

way to Tefcirpan, was In the B ^ 

IcarW aervlen. U« was awioted by 

four Hantenegrin. 

AdnUhal Wyman, in command of 

17.8. steaDMhlp Tennessee has been 

ordered to Havana, to InvcrtigBtr the 

alleged In^t to our flag, by the Bring 

upon two American *hw»i»--re by a 

8|.4niafa war vaml. 

Xkw York, July a».—This morning 

tiw steamer Deasoak having the 

f^-ptian obelisk in her hoid,ateamed 

up Sorth rivef and anchored off 

l wenty third street, where she will 

probably be for the next few days. 

No inrmal pmpasition for a naval 

clemnnutiatioa in Turkish waters has 

yet been mude. The po.wers have 

mf^y bean sounded on the subject, 

and Aoslriaand Germany are willing 

to participle in such demonstration. 

A severe attirm uf wind and rain 

^ t e d ^^kesbarre, Pa.,onthea)th. 

In JSepecoÂ township on the lower 

edge of Luzerne county, a brick 

church 

was demolished, two hams 

wow blown down, crops destroywl, 

roads bt«)cked and ruiraad trains 

stopped f*^ hours. 

Turkey if nuUdng exteiuive preparation 

in casBof awar with Greece. 

'l>aap«, artillery and ammunition are 

being sent to Saionica, Yalo and 

Piev^m. Urdeis have been . telet;ninbed 

into the provinces for rernuts 

ti> be coilRtra and forwarded 

to the seven! dept^ts with all avail- 

_ able speed. 

atnnge Una paopIewlUaiiSiriontacli from 

doU •NHXnaa. Uw Mnaa and drMUtated booy 

whan UUT can bean aonlr enrad br aitnply 

taking a (pa dcaaa of HlmrooM Ltnr B»ga- 

Uxnr- It win impart new lUh and Ttgwtolha 

«)Mii»s7!Xan> br purtfrtog tlir SUnBarH and 

manlettog tba IJmr. Cmld tnr ramliii be 

hnnsttit lato rainlart wtlh Uta boat or reqpart- 

.tliie wanawM who regard Mmmaos Llw 

K^snlalar aa th* MiMt and beat eutUr nMdi- 

' ina Ar tiyspanUa. Headache, Cmiattpatlon. 

mUonnUB*, OiUc. Boor Strnnach, and SCala- 

The remedy for nozlopd w teds Is 

Uiroivfe culnvatloa. Jf a pi»• markif* 

ate., with typesafflclent tor aeTer^tl 

>Let&.eomole(e; poMtree. 

U.TkaLadiea' Gnlde to Keeille «ock, 

Embto«day, ^ pages. H*ndaome 

Recelpta, ac 

Earning o w ajO »aluabie recelnupe^nl 

totbalowhoid. IM pages, doth binding; 

IT. Any one Tolame of the works ol 

Chartea jra5l!ltena.eBchvolnmei*HnpleW.r>od 

tyne. and tiandaome oiotli btmlnaUon. This work ol JC pp. 

consisu of X1X. nisptem. rich In the uiiUn« 

from thirty to fcrty gtawn of f^kllnc 

Beltaer, wUefc makaa it poamvely the cheap- 

«al,aa w«U as Uw moat eflleaaioiis. a ineral 

water extant. 

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bow and when dismissed — in separate colamns; 

also eolnmn Sir remarkt. ttontalns 

ruled paper In back snlllclent to record 

Minntaa of each church meeUng for twelve 

yaara, allowing one (tall page for M Inutea of 

ea,:li meeUng, which seUioiu require mure 

tiian one-tmrth of a page. Flue, heavy 

liaper, aecnratdy ruled, and to the most con 

Tenlant and laKftal Becora Book ever oitered 

to tlie chnretaea. Clerks who have uaed this 

book brieeonllng the Mlnatss ami business 

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them perfect in every partlcaiar. The bind 

ingia superb. 

Price, by mall, poat-pald, for Sqnlre 

book, «i above. W 00 

Address, BAPTnTBOOK HOCHE. 

20 Second atreeU •eaapkla. Teas. 

r m JKWKUBT. 

The fa mnaa Jeweler, V. B. Thayer, is conataaUy 

adding to hte already large and select 

stack of Jaw^, Wateliaa, Oocka, etc. 

Weddiiis aad Kngagement Rings, Bridal 

Prasaata, Soalaty Badgea and Medals are kept 

on hand, or atada to onJer on short notice. 

BamaaaawtaicaaoUd gold goods fn a lopertor 

manaar.and aa he employa none bat 

nisi ppea*aacc otVoa^ 

or IrrMalinis of the Ijiags. ManntectaMn ^ 

only bv \ B Wti-uua, Chemlat, Uukiou. »wld 

by all druggla a. 

Health. straugth.oami>irt, msuml ta nld and 

onng by ihe ooiistant uae of RldgeV Fîod. 1 

acana.3S%e,flJtiand tl-To. WÛtlCH 

CU, ou label. 

O r d e r D e p a r t i u e u t . 

B a p t i s t _ I l n ^ ^ 

. . . - TE5i.\. 

Aftipinaiiivf m wi CAUSiYA BMI.li( 

-1 "J * " - — 

B,t»a>iU. teawal DtMBj. Faaola Diiaaiaa. tlaat at «llafli|. ^ 

w. P. Hni. i* 

•taa's IsoJt ITOiic hss duac wmM bm A 

tad t«a doclarrd aeîod^^m^ 

HArrxs-S ttc.» TO 

rmlaed her from aer 

Wbeia afea ka« keq 

irlMT AH-. 

WiatfrAClUaaii BT 

''XBSC ZlXk. B A R T X S k 3H 

jto. ats xoBxK XAiH WTurrr 

109 

^ • s y f t t s i 

MiwHS nrfind (Rsa uw wa af yaar 

iNATrasaBxaM. 

oxoza 

8X..X0UXI. zUWxlv 1 

JAN. H. KAH.trPT, 0*«cr>Ct«r«i. MA.11^ S H ^ H I ^ C O L 

^-Tkereaaala C-airendU af Ike aMlk.*- 

The Lung and Body Br»co. I wHiciieaier. FrBBkiiB Co. - - - - 

L E a E , 

TcBBrmre. 

^ ' 

TUB BRAVE BT MAIU-To esabla aa 

to send the itraoe by mail, we hare had a 

UPON -rilK CUMBKBUAND" n-ATKAl!,- 

A kieatlon un«nrpM»*d for Tariety and beanly of aoenary, aaJ entlrrly exempt Stan 

lescrtpUve elrcular prlnt^ glrlng laU 

rUM 

direoUons fat puUing on and wearing; alau 

bow to pat together, aa wa ba*« to lake It 

apart when aant by mall to avoid iHcaking 

la thU liwutntloo, arrsaeh as common aansa and aad the -artsdmn gained from lane exparieara 

have damonatiatad M ba moM eOKtlve, Mo PUa hi aaeapMd.or n!lee>a4.baauaa It la 

• otd." or "n^-bat being PBUVBN beat, so stigma kplaead upoa It tiiBsaai It la tha 

BytbbimeNnimhaw whullTeat a distance "''^wUach^MTn thia OoBega la Iteily np to tha |ii ngrwaavedemandaof theUmaa. Krsty 

from an Kxpteat Ufllee, csa have them aent syslim oflnstSuon BUonldêatimlSBd ajr lUMWoeas in pmaoung »^>g«««r adnaasion, 

to their I^M•>ffice. A elrcular will be aeut uSbv itsablUty u>lucreaae the power and range of Uwo^t, and wblch, wbUan exetua 

the mli^l^xlêd ackvuac r w ^ ^ irtthlt Uiat pipe moral raltnra b> 

to auyoueaemtlng ua oostal oanl. 

which alone the tnie diguiUy and wadl being of hnmaaity U inaurad. 

TeattaaMy far Ike Baitjr Braea. - 

Tkirljr TcMa 

TlwTety beat is that we have been aelUng 

Uifm lu Increased nambais fer more Uian 

The Mary Hharp haa Mood arm amid the desaolaUoa of aad t^ pm MniUona oraavp 

twrnty years pML,and whan one ta ased In a lU conUnuace In the future. 

urlghborhood. aud the resulta a» made 

In t>t«w is innaml by a nwi and Inexpensive unUonja; Booka mid iônary can br pa^ 

known, laige nombais iwy them. 

chssni at Nash vUle ^cy papUa. 

a- baek.tUO. 

Baptist Question Oook,(by A. a Uarton) 

Vola. I. and IL. each.» eta. 

Myrtle Uneatioa Book, (J. M. Weaver) 

each, as eta. 

Chlldii Catechlam In Khyme (Mra A. ti 

Oravea) each, a> cu. 

Brief CUc«hl*m on Bible Uoctrlne (Or. J. 

P. Boyce) per doaen,» eta. 

Intknt Uam Qoaation Book (L. H. anock) 

perdcaen.GO eta. 

UttieLHwna. Part 1., (a Manly. Jr4 par 

uttleTim Part 11,(6. Maaly, Jr.) |iec 

doaen,a»ctB. 

Chiid^qneaUon Book. PartL, (B. Man!* 

Jr.)pcrdaaen,llJ». 

Cbild'a Qneatloo Book, Part IL. (B. Manly 

Jr.)perdaaen.fua. 

Bnnday-aobool Class Books, per doa, J5 eta 

Sanday-achaol Primen, S4 pNpa. with 

saver, per doacn. (UM. 

Blue and Bed Tleketa.p«r lUD, JLOB. 

Any of the above books aent by mall, poat 

paid, OB receipt nfprtee. Addrea 

TiBE BArrWT B0BK Mnic. 

a waak m J W . 

$66Sl«iw KiMtat uSa. -H. BALLi^.^^ I 

•^^t^KM aÛM Uw Pre Ideut, or Prok. O. W. Jnhnstaniuul A. T. Barrett, 

ru^taiatognes aoanm lue i-ie h ^ A. VI>EM MAttCR, Preal Board of Trual 

[CHEAPER THAN THE CHJSAPESr. 

R M T T / O T A T . " r n r s T o i ^ 

V P ^ ^ v n m s A T > I . T B R A R T ^ q 

TheSPtVlAuaUemlonorALLSnaday-chootolscariedu. the l».Uow^ng JUEAPU- 

BHIT and by all odds the t® EAPBrr, in the market Tlie books 

"^"*S5.?talS4\5JpcMS«t--J«JBBrANTIALLT boond In hiUf morocco backs, 

. fheachool. HoManday adMOi.however poiir.n«fi

11 o 

Jadttoii Uiilversitjr, 

asnoMoiu. wnnc ASfL. 

nil im simiiii r*, m 

HnUM W. lUl^Mt nnMM^ 

r moaad at. aSirTnilmsSS 

Konamt BTi. PbtladMatan; ft MmiS SoSm. 

The MeKenzie Route 

lo 

Nashville 

ADDTHK 

-THE- 

M E D I C A L A a D V I S E B , 

A FDU. AHB PI:JU> TBX . rWK OH TUB 

Xia^s of Health, and Disease. 

Tlieorr lad Practice ,ol Medicine, for Family Use. 

smu ifiHH If imu mussii. -rourr itniiiiia WViMmf awrftl^ —' 

•TO 

*1 VK wrtf Krauitapd Li«afw« "IT-* pa^fii- 

1 rai-iriiUrtlUlM 

t« iSwioDt* 

iiiiit TiUivapblr, 

nt bo h 

!|iraut,t;nlh>«nUH. 

MX* —Wom- 

ThMilnvleiu, uml .trt. - , . j ChatiuiMi* A Uke toatkeasl. SSirtSS 3rd lak iSl. aomrate. aod 

l»!«ftFr, 

tbstmuik 

Hoel*^- tswB^nt, mna inwtwUai OObn U» tnnUtnK poWkr douM* dmly 

For 

aEV-wr.a.uii>s. 

tarUraitmi »Wri«« 

timina, vOli UinM^ car airmnse- non^proftMkMiAl Twulcr* 

JAI«EM.IX. Xiu o-Ft**'*. 

mnir. and to Iba 

iu 

OsiT UM ••KBiac aiMvias Cw* B^ or tataotaor Um tii«»iManbr, an UiUiUrteooaMOTOm mm — •^n^y 

MHIU BirrisfifPUGiciLSiiiMii i«UI* " 

.Z— (_ J. 1 ilMrWTin MT II* 

baat 

JgrjuTTIoT^li ^vtoar. ahd 

extant Jor te Uia »na obloet om«e» eontesplated. comamiMami. „ „ 

^h. ubn»r. «li Lij«U«»ai«, Ejr- 

FlilXwpvUiit samnm In an THwilnglrg^l 

Bum 

Etacnccntaklas 

L * a Depp*. 

tblaroatalcanrallciBplila 

iMad 0* Malo atiwt. 

Tbagraat 

fdmb ul Uiiimifa d Tmkm 

NICHOLS^^yEPARD^C^^^ 

Antoattra»auaa»fr1oOU»Une,maa cao 

ba waehed In duy Il«ht onUr «U. MeSaule. 

VIBRATOR" 

tn 

rortlekcla 

J&ME8 

and MrUjer 

BP5ED. 

in'onnaUoo 

Tleltrt Asent, 

appir 

Tata 

Or I)«potalBce,bwMi ofMaln 

Sr Mala 

St^ 

(traet. 

lleaiphla. 

STJBABB -••••aia-^ 

C, F. AT*OJaE, Jr , 

AgnUMamphla. 

~ r«M 

iniTr — 

AXUXISiUO 

xliltS 

SSgmTS^^l 

(SO A WEEK. fl2adaralh^««»ny mada 

uaJuacTos AmMa.'batiM;. fiComlrOiitfltaoB. xMBalM " gf^PT DECgiyEP„^ 

ojuum amtml, bawtbAiU JFalt aoana. Mmmân-TTWiP——i 

Uim. PtOl Trra b«cjMi>.Hck. 

A. Uuo. X.. icrnu. bslncnm^Kr- tte^ mOtfrtm Bxr.W.JL BnuMB, 31m. Z. D. Bmet>r ukI Mtv 3i. C. Uoac«aK, 

xUMzUlIl 

PrtBcisabL Unaca io luenai Tbla jpopnlar la prnaperlty InaUlatkm Mcbyaar. con- 

FT coimisiu Assmu at ItoOhnaaimlar tba Ont» batnc foil lorated twya Sermons of by the Rev. Ch.^. H. Spiir^9|i, 

pv mAHDOBI, EIICiI.A9ID'.' * 

'êllicruF T-e-vear 

« xu Iw rfUCVXSrEObr tba mar 

PbttSertaa. Wlb an IntndaeUoa and TheSaliUandhlaBaTlor. 1 Toi. I2n>o I SO 

WAau^'lK J'- yAgm^qTQg •nd Skateb or bla UH^ IV Ber X I. Mapwn, aieanlBci Ataonc tba SheareL I rot. 

i,VD. WUh> flo* ato^plata portndt. Mmok bereled boanta I 2S 

12$ ESIFtSSHT. I ToLBnia^dalh— ^ tl aa 

Sill Soflsir A)9 Lim Cm TbonoRh 

CESr. 

tnatraeUoa 

a. W. e UOC. 

In MMmgrntrtiu 

PnaMea*. 

Ul- 

Sceood Sarlea. Oontalnlac a nev atari- 

John Floachman^ Talka; or. Plain Adla 

RauBwtloo vUb a««w and Mrnvt aad fit tna Aofta Plata portnlt. ingtaTed oxprMaly for TleelBr Plain Faople. lTol.inno-.: *0 

—oal SdMiola or Law aad •'•af.ii !•• Uw T0tiun&.^ :—; 1 SO FeatberalbrArrowa^ Irol.ITmo. ^ 1 tS 

tWtnaaadtaarajtaDed 

Warner's Safe Pills. penaea Oam to 

«oa 

MM 

local 

Ibr 

oT 

aiaa 

STCu mm SmoL Coatalnlns a Med-plate Typea and Kmalcmi. Belns a Cblccuoa 

ntba^ljHiadlac 

g^brclDa«ept.lRli.uaa. 

toltioa aad 

rorcalalocsa 

fenC M*zt 

ansnrtocor Stmey Maic BalU iion- or Sermona pnaehed on Sunday anl 

4aa;eBgraTed expnnly fbrtbe-ndome 1 SO Thnnday evanlngB atê Metropolan 

J>1I .inUioriUeaaa Ute mbjcct d>-elmra Til- 

romth Bofea. CMitalBlic S Bcrmooa. Tkbemaele. 1 voL lSmo,cloth 1 25 

lav B(T« te ba a hitMrt twfiHW. tlie hrasthUi* J L CAUrBXIX, Jr. Lexlagton. Va. BnuvdoUi ^ 1 «0 Lcetnna to my Stodenla. A Selection 

lni(af smikbwtat in&cmt aUBOiplien aettnc 

nitb Berks. lUiattiatad with a One ftom Addreana delTered to tha tun- 

dlnwn; an tba UnoO. 

It fa lukuwn. oitmitcO. and In wrUiBg irnMBd aommN * CO. tte « an enaltacatalociie Sate A«rnta Ibr or tba 

atad Plata. i«imat'uUin the Bev C H denla of the Factor^ Colece. Metropol- 

SpoTcean laaar nlin la Samy Mnale itan Tabemaele, by the praddent, fhtr 

inuelUkt icr. that 

BalLl •m.HafO-^ 1» CHSraneoa.J TOl I2ma ,. , . 

isnuA-s msik rmicATms. StxtbaerlML lUiBtzaiedwlthallneslccI Oaaunentlnc and Omnmentarlea. Leo- 

Ws»f» &>& lifan ul Inv Cm Ataonc tbem are mora ihaa a tboaaaud âMoTMrap* 

toiea aiWreawnt to the Stndenu ot tha 

IJB tntUMrUan vith ' MTAJtSHSIS SAFE 

BCait and tilaa lTal.Iliao,eIolh ^ 1 a» Paator^ OoOece. tocetber with a ot 

« diMAdlrKtlr ao tte 

amnU aerlea. 

•>r(an>-r«t>e iCMtm}>«mI Urcr .IliatiHflanait Wa can a|i»nfil aitanllim to tha raloaUa 

3u)d ptnlQr tbe bhml. b Um Hart ami 

—1«a 

oalr 

offrtTa«Ta or Xtmy SfJ'ASS'^J'JJtSg^**** are.* InatioBUm BtJDl Bnnfea. 

EHhtkaiiiea. l 

ItM. 

ToLl3mo>elot1i 

Brno, doth 1 W the bnt BlbUeal Uanmentarlea and 

BInthScrtca. toa:tloia. ni* Totmne alas^^talidi 

Sparseovi^ Leetoi* on •Beeentrle 

KteilTa biod. pmtBer ncnr kocnrn. Tiut 

HBMTS 

ABT 

or MVBWtfm 

or plakotoSw 

Mawi, brOuBmiiici. MAcBlBC by Moraine: or. DaBy Bead' Preadien;' alao a eompMe nt lirUl 

MîaSv tns>. IvoLlfino 1 SO or BpnrrKtn'h Sermooa pnblWMd In 

rsr S«I« bv »u Drasdst*. (Itk br mar. THS OBOAN. Oil. bj- Evening Sr by Kmlnc! or, Bradlngs at UtH ooonUy, •wlti the Serlptnre texta 

n^MamaâOx. Id at wnoôwls tn Honpikti. Tktuu tItaiiMr. by aiKOHtO. m. by feini^M KventUck iToLISmo. 

VIOUH, tllfc by Tban. 

Gcma. Bein(BnlIiantn 

. I SB 1 TOl.Iftna I a 

tea Bob 

Sermooa ot the Bart! H Bpoiseoa. 

the 

oT 

The Malrhlf Myatecy aad otber Bar- 

i\ m, lit r»it(i m hsk, nm. 

maABMaeoAyOimpa>«n 8«nd lor am Oarflald^ •bieiu_rina Orand JIareh.(«e. 

ZÔBdoB. 1 TOl. ttno, cloth I 

moDa; 

m 

with Indem or Serlptnre Tcxta, 

aadanl4eelatotha UTala.ortbe AiBBi I 6o 

8eat,poat-pald,on receiptor price. Add 

BAPTIBT MOK II«I»B. «ea»Ua,. 

doniv^ TUGsna vnx km ma rxn. books iioad«l to esamlnoL D. W. UUtilfES, MAKE HENS LAY. 

U^ i werfcW* menttat THE 

oS 

Ut. AnL , laadCbam- 

âtf^wg^-'"* • Ubrarjr gt Unlvrnal Knowledge, SI voli 

Cbaptera 

latere* andHngoitaM:' 

oi BodaUam. • Ztaara 

Iâa tlp^^' 

ot exeeedtniC l£nwa%Uibbon^B0De,Sval«,n.*ak I 

, A^li^bniy of Modern CtaadesS eenta. 

Macaateyî Uftaad.IIIen tne Sole l«*atng Unolneima. in M«mphK only TMm. one tn HiemeiJtB a ptiM 

ijji ma, lum 

WlitUABSJt 

Oina 8TAT10XEKT 

:CBA!t«K. 

l-of 

JOHN Sole AgeaeyjB'MMi B'ALDBI7^'Mai !a». sew »•r»u-rpK^lnValnntiiL. 

.with WiU _ abn talt agreM Sob-ban* Oct Cnapler. texM * rtjp'd. only tmateeata 

the biat qnauty mada,BBd w» are de- 

lAMM « OU,Kr* Main St. XUI&8 

'nrlety I wlâTeiSymackeC or laeey arUeiML.Iar Simd Sordrealarand whlen there ma la boy an laarameat be eora U> ace my 

SuHmmaer ollto- UlaatrMe*. ir*m. J^- «ar raeUMfaa a 

I ^"TSTMSSY KitrrriKa MACHIKB OJ. 

kxuzexmateow Ml. hm/i^ Ik., 

a iriB wiiiTTR 

Agents Wanted. 

BlBIiE BOCTKEHE 

n the Yearly. , tr.loaaUnewatyleaaaBdkeeebMt CanvMataaiadP alecaln JawnandOonn- 

18 inebea, pat np tn paekagaaoroaedoaeB alarlta 

t««a:i 

aiaoited patteraa. nva hnadrcAttolto eaa MiddlT I4fe; 

gnttsBM 

SU^BIPTI# PBICE laatevery be nuHlelSthe flunlly wlU next boy ninety Iromooe dayaadUMtM 

•a when tbwaee that, aad hear Voixdoiay 

•*. a,«»mTea,UA, 

the Bailor or Tsk BiTOir. Mmi>hla,Tnia.' Lawscliooliii 

COK.< THE 

I jw^baTtâre. with whUe^ price tlaT, 

^hlHbmt by Tbc BAmir BOOK Horn, Hoxi letan kegtaa ah 

MaaapUa, Tbaa. !•»«». ' l«t. Pp. m. 

^ 

mee â eenta, by mall. 

IM Vtefk B Tbla la a rare book, andaboold beread 

m 

by 

^sStSK-itTSr^-srJSg^ buckeye BEU rouiggr 

WEEKLI APPEAL 

inr SSSSoaa fma aeveral or the lint aaaoun 

TRUSS or the l»ewton Baton. Theologleal Ur. Alvah SmUnan. Maaa- 

-t bave liadjw 

u eu a xtii M 

S ^ S S B Doetrlao or tiM iUddl :le LUb, with mnA tn- 

II 

fce«e«»eMaBWll*«el 

< alalaathe Latea* T«l 

lind 1 thlak •Still Tlelarta««—Faar 

Bewa. a*« a« 

la rws—Jlmib«r 

IBfa' r)r

11^3 

jklimTM. iauoaay- owunmhwry. 

Bai^tist Book House, 

BecMd M. acmrkln^Tuui. 

T&i* ,M,„ • 

itKbfd «aywt»«», mai St vaboatatr rriam. 

taammsajattaiju^ 

ttmu mpNpw. 

PriMtUk 

MffmSfiaMyrnuSl 

Sis ^ S k S S S S m S ^ ^ 

•finiruac (iiatuw wax w 

(iracOeK. 

pnnutlva fttium wofM. ^ 

gfêsssisssssfffi'"^ 

uanjt pAi-w. ^ 

uktar pcneoa. Prt— tt» eiot*. »i* 

ATMraouc cennu^ By ^ 

•nmSj^lMtimr mad tmM 

» TmiMrftU ntaa 

uTaTpp. Jtlaa,«B 

mcca MAJIPAI- ByJ M-PMdi^. 

U.& Thl» tn awMH .ail • Bf latta Tty Baat at 

iaOiar^ division uf oOkaMS Inis ranoaal 

rSdUMsi la Itar pnMrtiMa «s tOia oaaaL 

mma luat rnbOc, atoaa 

M. J. VtfM, ma la^ J 

mUKtarîrlKialBu 

tlu—i^«B«ft aaWiiy.aniHaa 

I—InatiBK aa » mMUm BM —-— _ 

cmttMdaataUlraaaapttiML laalattiCI 

HI* C*mr**-lai Mfnr mmt «MU. 

awaaaa. BgrBMr B Hanwf, fi & ma aaok, 

a afgrlaipntraat anhlaw. tXrmOm laailla 

"âlâât HmSw^ >• a htlal 

'"* PgâiiLSljSiSJS^ 

•AmBT VMn tnb. •"'•' 

• 

rnmos. 

iiilaMltMli 

ay 

aaai^MM 

A.c.Day«ua. 

wnaM- tM^li 

na«aqr 

witfM tla«ll,liSpa««i, VSf' OuuMUM 

A.U.n»Jloo. - T&tt to - • I mln 

DOk WUlar. 

^vJSSSI 

nad. la 

•boat vttlnat IBT •Mrrlllf oC eonaeicoa*, aloCli.» 

ffiuiStSwS^^not the tott of the K«r !• ra»>fciin-iir By D B Bar. A 

IftlMI' Mwlaeial&CUak 

work IOC aU wi» W 

' UampUtUtaDu mee,tl.tD 

SaSSSSt 

_ by T. Q. JouK, DJX. grto. In doU. 11J» 

^BOCtKUAX. AM» KSOCOEnCAI. 

b dotm • p^pi*.« eta. 

MnEMa>«r nu ASK.jir KU. J. 

alikkar. lB«U(h.msi«Hi.»atL 

Wa>luilBrm»«> 

dnwrifw tn ttn fnnrnrtl—* BrPuMti*-^ 

W 

tt » 

loCImoMi. V.B.nxiaii. 

SS& w 

ilorBapUaBL 

ySrfTW^" Dr. Han^S 

tiaetigrOT 

patd:ttanM 

It to 

a SMTpoat- 

m. 

CWtmiAJf VABAMXn. By Or. H. 

iSEKaS.'K-rpTiJîr^^ 

PHiiewPHTePBEueieH. Byw. 

C AdtÂa^ wotk. and oaa tbat au ba 

m. toSnSS twSaa «a tta^ m 

itaelftm, aUTaUoo by ctaM, alaoaaMnt,— 

BMinlieta: or Yoanc itaaaina of ttaaoMff, 

SS^gSvmiywqrTalnalila. 

uS^Toawanttatam - 

fsssssr^sfsrs^- nrlsa,ta atoth^llj*. 

TOLBA. 

Uatpm tt, tMm rmlpit. doth. WO. 

ri»«t ootb.iiW. 

Memr MW fnuuuw. 

aiaa f af tha •thla-Vraia OaoaiU 

U^Swiio mm eauwad _ 

UtelllcUda to efilldraa and 

iikaU be 

mad 

Smcw « SolptBra. U Toa Mwald read It 

iKSOSsil nieata7iiuU].nali. 

Chriattaa 

of^bSpt^dy J. M. Mtetoo. 

tafaSKotwoôt «0 pacta. laiBt typa. 

Rtoa^laeiaak lUdi. 

•nnrfcCMv sons M nu nw 

j^SunnT. 3»la«aric,lqr tMT«^ 

bto^M iSMrvtiodL DlD., aa tOila AMm 

^^Tiîa^MUifnbSttwarlE wakoov 

GMfftavbotaM 

tcwdMn. »woTolBiD«a,aael»«Ufc. 

thmt *"11TinW INWUMUV MMW 

J ^ pStlealar. *»SMillaB taggpjrt^ 

Hew Harmony oi 

Talaaue eomnMiiUii^ 

MHiiîM vt Mw aavwB dSSoito IIjVBwvB I mrm 

cxpoaKL Ta%tidnil»vee«ildrtfe«Mdad 

oflheiarinuV Port, alawltoaaaaeaaaf the 

pcoaalneat IneloUiSUe. 

ebaiaetadaUea ar t&e Bamam 

aaBaaUM HUtary. By Wm 

«l«rn(. 

Unanl'k —, 

BWUUBBa, i>Haa,«L» ncttiarviiiwww.ai » rwaiinw m 

unlw mraiS tha 

Tfea SawU OaaKct-CoocaniUw Ba^taU Mai eeUbaejr. eoovenM, moaaatartaa. 

tswotiraRiaaiidtii Uat 

ant nliflaaa bbany. By OaoC Lng^ D K 

UttM wtM> wtmb so kmaw, *J>d UjmtW—- _ 

BarJ 

totlaaoMtnr'vknn. FHeataata. 

llaailj aC gaaatUmi aa« tka M 

tia«b arBaT.W.A.Ji«tai. TUalaa B— 

t m •mnuaou. M mun nr •aa aUa Omaanlal nact.ara pana. 

MK 4ur -nun •auuuata. 

Tka•aflMacCkuck. ayBar.W.U. 

Catuaa. «Maa. lBpa;a(MelB,ln«iaUi 

na tan auxtn a( tba alx- 

ss^'&ffirsa'sr 

Thmafmmuam ttar — — kaMUaT>Bgrl9>H.P«M3. lBaloUi.Mi 

Uipt&aaa at tka 

nJktr" U OMT 

•timlt thm Boouui 

MmMwanmAT-acsMUk By 

Ou erer bama boond m m wiaaH^ 

•maiiaietaaf " 

LOoaaa. mataaltaam vaiaakia avd 

—«irt»ya ii^tdawnaâyi lojal tro df orat 

HtaiaMlaa^ ~ 

CTim.aartl 

Vid^t Sanaa, nana ftr Sanaoaa by W 

noiUtiilW—— _ 

EiraaUaa atthor aa a laaatiar uritadaala 

" au^tlMT naiuty 

ilwBUkavattlaM»K. PUaa ta atoth, njR. 

.UMiaail~ • •• 

UMttt (IM 

vMAnm-umMJKm bcbatb. laatfcara Vaalatfat. A aav, lapnmd 

•ellaleaa KmvI. 

Xklala tta aMaa» aa* »aa» laamaH JUaaa- fa««Hd cdltwa, ta wbleh wUi be %Bad, 

Moaor IbaaML Ito aaak nlaabla boofe «• la ptaea of tbe oU Index, one at taiaaTtoS 

tbm imomiESiamal illlwaaw banraai type, and ate aaar new and inortte 

•aaUaaaad MaUiuilHla fa anrar bai pn- ayaw^ taktaa tkapiae* of oUMn whlab «nad aa a eoatpMa book M nlBaaea on au 

Vfta ifaatUwlB nam. Tbe amaaamaBt 

mad aamharlnt Have not bean tmanaplad. SSriSsse&.SS^.af^lM 

MOBbsaia 

wggto^Bagpraad*eaL mpj««. 

• — —p.!—. ma la one o( the 

mka OB iba anMaet astaai. Ha 

aaa waU aflgtAls oewUfeoatU. — 

motamMlpacaL Moi^li^ adi 

unnnujw KSMan. Br A. P. » 

au»i.lXlx 

til mi • tm • 

o—otu»at>latt 

iftata IIiim ftlaA 

woaarrar 

mi iH • I ailMM UK' 

. — —^wwmT** AIM 

fey IIM vrttM»«( •illWl, ilKa Ca 

558f^viS!Trf?Si* Moe^ta ciotMUIl 1MB 

juacoxAnMni- 

SSwiSaSSIS iSt 

•oaAxnuL 

_a252SSReaae52oSe 

•BCUnunrAI.; ar tka Arts aC «•- SSMaadMMeiialWoauB; naOaalae 

GiaT«. In tlOa 

theândwlkyoftha SSSSimn. IMP*-. 

via—. «— 

w I !• niiiBldina 

a wUk Bocar 

with tha mad 

clwnca. W 

JWee.lacloUi.IHOL 

woMAHui roKVu AnacA» 

asiiSkE" 

•AsassT A n mxrmmmu sr 

JM t- iMtiVO UM 

alo Ave«n« 

-my. .^.Ui aaa and aa^ ftg the Old Hatha, •wfalob ai« tbo gocd wayg. >nd walk therrin. and ye ahaH find reat for yoar aonia.— 

Old 8erlw-?ol. XXXYU. 

J 

Our P a l ^ t 

THE BJBOT INVESrMENT-AK EDUCATED 

AND CONBECa^TSD MIMISTBY. 

BV BXV. O. H. MObCBIP. 

AabUMIMQ the nerd of aa edncated iniotstry, 

tbice things are icqoMte in seeariag it: 

8clyv>ta, loni and moo^. In oar own denomins- 

tlootwoortliae,MdM)olB andinen,are tarniabed 

In atNindance. Im tb«e MdBdent leaaon for tbe 

tMrd T An tbe instltotioos of teaming, the men 

and tbe work to be ateompUalied, worthy objects 

of inveatmentr Thtapractkal queRUon it te tbe 

otject of this paper to answer. 

^ It wOl not be doabted that there ia mon^ 

enoogb In tbe poneaslon of BapUats to endow 

richly every worthy college and theological semlnaty 

In the hod now nndo BaptM eoniroL 

Money OMMigli, aaide from that nee^ to cany 

oatbebodneailnwhlebGodbasplacM in their 

bands to be osed to bla honor and glory. Honey 

wbldi, invâted in coweeratcd and educated men, 

wm pay.laige iftaras. OWs I propose to show 

from thalbllowing comddentions: 

Eaterad at tbe Fbat OAee of Hemplii*, Tnu., aa Haemd Oaa MalUr. 

MEMPHIS, TENN., JULY SI, 1880. KewSeries-ToLXDL lio S. 

Knowledge of prindplesisarqiêd. What men 

hrv« tboi«ht In the past—their errors, miatakas, 

laUnrea, as well as tbe troth they have gained. 

8. There are eertala resolta manifcat in tbe 

and tbff wati-i^ aridnc from (he infiaeoce 

of an edacafeMl miaiilry. Tbe lafiuettce In 

UVCUiUV « • .... 

the way to tbe fttoed orades, he gains a newer waja ia which Itmakeajtself kit. 

ii^ poww. He is Oiled (1). Jnereaasd actirUy in every dtvartment of 

with this as a rich tteanue. 

GhrMian work. In the aeouing an educaM 

S. The third resnit b increaaed apiritttalUy. minlatty aaaoog other denomtnatfcaia'i in a gen- 

His heart bcdng consecrated is tîen to aJl tmtb. eral broadening and deepening of CbrMlan Jiarl- 

Hto intHtectnal and spiritnal petcqitloas b ^ ing. Inawisar faretlwagbt ia laying piana In 

qnidknied are quidc to discovw and make use of Christian work; In • tmer iQwpaiby and mora 

every U-arinit of troth upon tbe divine life. He inteUigent adkstssst of whaterer dUfcreneaa 

gains in knowledge of Qod'a methods. Uisideas m^y exist between the diffeienl bodiea 

ol GudareenUnced. His cplritaal vlaioo ia broad- in tbe woric of Mlvanda^ the Intmsta of Chrid^ 

ened. The mind and heart of Oud being more kingdom in the earth. 

tally krown can be more perfectly imitated. (2). An edaoded miniaty will baip laigsly 

Reverence and piety are drveloped, the truth aa towards giving tbe rignt moral toss to a enowm' 

it is in JcBOs b^ng mMre folly nnderstood i^va alty and a nation. In a eertain aenaa tbe sblnis- 

bivadth and depth tn bis sool life. 

tryof anynatkmiatbacMMcteBBeaf thainallaii. 

IL Notice acnmdiy some lesnllamaniiMt In tbe 

Ttastieam of morality and spiritsai lifc 

local churcb, the denominatioD and the world. 

riae higher than tiaaoane. TbeaBiniatcrlaealied 

1. There are certain d^niteresnUBacoomplished 

to tbe work of helping men live pare Uvea. If 

be be ignorant, then will he be wpeniitious and 

in the local dinrcb. Wherever, an edocaied man 

Sfunoos iB bis views and twwfainga. If ha be 

goes fee becomes tbe center of inflnrnce. He gives 

ignoraat, ssveBtltloaa and senaooaa,' then i«ll 

totb power. Uenfedbim. He imparta Umjdf 

tbe people be the same. 

toothen. Tbiais e^ctâ^^ o' 

U is not toomadito say tbaiaa I 

iiinHar- Be comatoachardi—hia talei^ and 

tiyiaa' 

np Into 

life Chriaifaa ettiaeî^ afl tbme oe 

li bebis done 'so 8. n>en are eertain resnlta manllM in tbe de- the apiritul teaching of tbe naUoo. Bwlllaot 

;; dae^ftikand IrteBslOteg hnman nominatI(». There is a groaring tntoest In edn- bedalmed that a mlnbtiy cqaaîtolhM* tfclafi 

_ ^t ibra^'a UMm libM edifeatkm. cation. The standard of inteiUgenoe ia raised can be too wail edncated; or thai money 

dM °edlBi& may be drawn Croin tt^, via., There is growth in Intdiectnai power, ftoa tba ployed In adacating aneh a adatatrr Is aot »eM 

that knowledge fa an aid to pMy. Kot peituips pews as arell as the poi|rft come opinions ^reigbty invested. 

^ tte cm of some indlTUusb—nrfaHan% niiiiart. 

Is made In this direction. With ednoatkm comai 1. That they have been tented Igr tbe denomlaa- 

S. 8a^ Is tba iafiBmMBBiiggeBted by the bMoiy fertUity of rsaoaroe. A wider knowledge gives tloa. nwy bava been jadrd to be right, tb^ 

ofChiliî^. WiUKMant viiw oftlieiiKts; wiser adminiatratiim. Errors of doctrine are have been faaad astihL They have'met te de- 

enUgklmed /tao»e$^, Hm bonds of sptrttoal aebolarB, taking DO second nnk. Kimr bMf tbe 

IngthaaitaeatlaBiitM^tbow to attain knowl- kiiahlparetlc^tar drawn If a reason can beglwa need of tbe cbarch made ^nieal bat they kave 

HaiilxriiMdtotiiiBlc. Hegalnapowerto foe the faith Hiat is In ns. Tbe binary at the a^ven qokk, nolMe MfaoM 

taîallgita Hia'la gitm vmMmm. Be leama denomination wHl abow this to be tme. Tbere 9. Thay hai>a — tttJ IgalWt hlwIniarfS, 

to4*edeBMawBlt Be can |«I at tbe bottom li a doser qrmpatby, a livetler fdlowmlp, a otatadei aad opporitiott. Qpporitkm. at flti^ 

fiela. Ha Is ladqêodent of those helps wbkh deeper naity, a sbtmger, more Intenae aeUvit? iFom tbeT«ry«>9UiaalkiBth«gFaai^toaervaL 

waakan laataMl oCatiMvtben. He has bean d». maaUeat where edneatlon bas been givan the Baptlsta, In tbelc eaity UMatf, were ant noM. 

TtfopadtBfncttealpowcr. Heeaa bilivaome- ministry, tban where ignorance has held. swqr. able for thtfrleaaili^ The anMnof hUâdatblagtnyi. 

Heaaadlgoottfae BiMgeais of hia Tbe truth Is held more firmly, heU by larger oatlbttaaetwttjilltaafovor fhaotbem. laeqm 

owntoih'''- Hacaa or^natn and oanry out ptaaa nambets, and more aattedly, nnder tlie. infloeim 

i^samilqvoittlo^ BntgradaaUy 

ttflW MHl fflWlllnfli , ^ . 

of edaeatkm. BdaeaUon prereata any sedooa ^ ^forillcai gna way Btftlata hnpe 

* AanBiar rarntt la tba attainment oC knowl- dârtaretmnttetratb. It la at onoe tbe foaaprtndples 

are studied. daUon and lafcgttud of Baptist piladplci. laetlbitioiie taml UmOt. TMr ir»k ooot-

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