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itself with the jangling chords of
the effects in our lives rather than of a fanciful imagination may cap­
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the causes of our Spirituality.
your worldly minds, yet the bene­
tivate the ears, ami intoxicate the
We have never offered a premi­
Paul the apostle In h|s fatherly brain ; blit “ Christ the hope of
um for subscribers, and the price at fits will l>e few ; they will be
admonitions to Timothy, hi* son ih
naught to what you might have
the bonds of the'Gospel, Enjoins Up­ glory,” Jesus and him crucified which we now furnish the C hris ­
on him, to “preach the word;” in teaches the heart, apd awakens and tian H erald Would not by any made them. You have passed all
these words are brought together Rtouses dormant energies of the means justify it, but we are anxi­ through Golconda, and have carried
in one expression the entire range soûl,. lifts otir thoughts and antici­
ous to do anything for our readers off nothing, except perchance some
of thought and action of the true pations above the realms of time
little diamond, which might have
that we can to gratify them.
minister, and public proclaiiner of aild sense, and breathes into our
stuck to the sole of your shoe,
President T. F. Campbell has re-
the word of God.
.Give the nightingale stillness for
lives the manifestations of beings, signed-4m-place tn - Christian-Col­
Abstract teaching and philosophic fitted for the fuller realization of lege ami expects soon to leave this her song. Make thè hush of night
in your soul when God speaks.
speculation have’ led many from eternal glory.
Coast. He is one of the best known
When his voice, mightier than thp
the true path atld COiirJit! of duty:
and most loved men on the Pacific-
California State Meeting.
roar of waters, yet sweeter thaii"
_ _ Investigation and controversy, ate
coast. Thousands of brethren and
From the California Pacific
the notes of seraphimj'comes forth,
by no means non-essentialities
ffriends would like to have a good
- t
be not of those who say, “It thun­
when properly used ; in fact they Church News, we learn that' at ajr photograph of liiim
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ders,” Imt of those who hear its
are very necessary
legitimate­ called meeting of tire State Board
We have had a negative carefully
ly ami properly conducted; but at Napa, during the Sunday-school made to his .liking; Cabinet size, a witness fot-his Son Draw bound*
they must be conducted and used Convention, it was thought some splendid likeness of a fine looking around Horeb, when you commune
. 'for the purpose of elucidating facts one of the Board should Visit San man. We now offer to give one of with Cod, no earthly thought
and truths, rather than theories and Jose, and look after the interest of these photographs fof every -iw- I »leaks, through ; and when necessi­
the State Meeting; and consult with
ty compels you to descend again to
speculations.
subscrilter sent to the 11 erald with
the world, bear hack the tables on
The soul likethel>ody, requires, the brethren as to time and place. the money.
ami one extra
your heart, lest from your hands,
food to nourish and sustain it; and Agreeable to said wish, thc'Presi- with cvcrynphree new names.
passions not less powerful, but less
here we think the great mistake is dent of the' Board went down to
Those who want to buv, can have
sanctified than the wrath of Moses,
made ; it is not so much brain dood, San Jose last week, and after con­ them at 50 cents each.
dash them to the, ground.— Dr.
• as It Is soul-food, that is needed; sultation with the brethren, it was
Reading the Bible.
Krauth,. . - .
and that so many are starving for, decided to have "the meeting in'
and yet so few get frum -the pul- 4 "Cook’s Grove; on the Alameda/,lie
Take up the Bible with heart
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— pit.---- ----- -—-——.......... —------ ---- tween San Jose and ,Santa Clara. and soul, to study, comprehend,
There
was
some
.talk
of
having
it
and be transformed by it. Ipu to attend a literai-y feast by the
It is quite true, that cultivation
at
,
the
agri
cultur
al
fair
g
r
ounds,
~~ of In-ain power;by means wfr-scicn--
have been read iug-ffe too long.- No- Alumni—Society. It_ was a most
but
to
hold
it
there
would
necessi
­
man has any business to read such' enjoyable affair. Address by the
tific and philosophic investigation,
tate
the
changing
of
the
time
to
a
.contains within itself much pletfs-
al took. Read any other Itook, Itut President, Mr. A. W. Sanford, irf
much
earlier
date
than
usual,
which,
don’t read the Scriptures. ‘ Search Colusa, “The Scholar’s Work.”
, Ure, ami much that is practical and
after
consultation
with
many,
1
am
the „Scriptures,” says the Master Essay Ly Miss Miller, of Santa
useful ;. but such culture alone can
satisfied
would
-be.-
unwise.
The
~ " Eat the 1>ook7^ said the angel. Rosa, “ Sunshine comes after the
----- never fed mid satisfy the cravings
meeting
will
commence
on
Friday,
Make it your daily food. It is Cloud.” Address, Dr. C. A. Davis,
\ of the soul of man. Proper food
Sept,
tlie
15th,
at
7:30
p.
M.
The
like the manna, of which no man ofkjliico, “Mail.’ Essay by Miss
has been provided for the exigen-
location
is
as'tine
as
could
be
found
could collect in one day more than Clay, of Meridan, “ Cast thy bread
emsof thtrsoul, without which there
upon the waters.”' Response to a
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can l>e no spiritual Jife. In the in the State. The street-cars run he needed in the day. " What toast, Mr. Parnell, of College City.
words of the Savior, “ 1 am the by the premises every thirty min­ help is it,” says Luther, “ that we Poem, “ Prohibition,” Mr. Gallaway,
bread of life ; he that cometlfto me utes. Persons coming to thè meet­ I ihq 'O aivl hear the Scriptures so of. Healdsburg. The exercises were
shall never hunger; and he that be- ing by rail will fimi it more conve­ Richly, ami yet make no use of it? interspersed with very fine music.
We saw an unusual number of
lieveth on me' shall never thirst,” nient to get off at Santa Clara than —like a maiden who sits with
.strangel's
in our town attending the
Howers springing all around her, College exhibition from Napa, So­
also in Paul’s letter to the C’olos- at San Jose.
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yet breaks off none to wfeave her­ noma, Yolo, Sutter and ButtS"
sians the apostle writes “ to whom
Who Wants a Preacher ?
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self a garland.” The picture of counties. It is said the College
God would make known what is
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viands is as .nutritious as food it­ thus closed one of its most prosjier-
the riches, of the glory of- this mis-
June 11, 1882.
self, to the eyes. A nosegay is as ous years, mid notwithstanding the
tery among the gentiles; which is D. T. Stanley ;—r-———
prospect for short crops, many are
—Christ in you, the hope of glory ;
D ear B rother .,—1 have been good as a ham, to smell. So if you already ar ranging for the -coming—
whom we preach, warning every preaching in Southern California read the BibFe as you did the last year-
We were informed that there
man, and teaching every man in all for several years, for the churches novel, in which buzzard, human
were
in College, as students, those
wisdom; that we may present in Los Angeles and San Bernardin ‘depravity went masquerading in
who were connections of, both the
every man perfect in Christ Jesus.” counties ami for something over a the plumes of a bird of paradise, Grant and Garfield families.
The religion of the Lord Jesus year in this county. Would like that novel which you were poring
The pleasures of the week closer!
Christ plainly and emphatically is to preach for the brethren in the over, in the day time,- when you with a pleasant Sunday-school pic-
calculated to lay hold of the lives of northern part of this State or Ore­ ought to have been studying, and in the grove south of town; the
men, to renovate them to make gon. Would prefer being near a over whose villianous print, telling people Msnerally turned out;
them new creatures. The truths good school as my soil is going to villianous thingsryou were rimming speeches and excellent music by the
Williams band; plenty of refresh­
of Christianity feed the soul, and ■jchool—he and my daughter com­ your eves with inflamation, when ments, and the whole was a very
enlighten Ihe conscience, while at pose my family—all I ask- is a sup­ you should have been asleep—if enjoyable affair.
the sap),e, ,tiiue. a realm of infinite port, which would be about four you read thy Bible, I don't mean
Blessed is the man who has found
delight is opened up to our reason-' hundred dollars. l am sixty, years with aq much interest, but with as
ing faculties.. In every part of the old ; have been preaching for thirty little- reflection as the novel— his work ; let him ask no other
moral universe Christ looms up be­ years. Would refer to any of the though it may do you some good, blessedness. Know thy work and
.though some holy thought may do it; and work at it like Heicules.
fore us as the Alpha .and Omega, churches in the above counties.
steal into your herrt when you are One monster there is in the world
the'beginning and the ending, the
Your brother in the hope,
unaware, ^.»me silver strain mingle —the idle man.
W. D. F razee .
first ami thelast. The airy flights
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