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and with the above number we organ­ Lord’s day in May—5 by immeision
ized at Peasant Hill school-house.—A. the other 2 by “ relation,” “ connec­
tion ” or recognition.—J. E. B.
Culbertson.
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ring ip a loaf of cake f Just for
twenty-five cents, t«>ot.i got«a whole
¡ box of little Looks.- I was pleased
with my luck, and went in-after-
I want for chances. Sometimes I
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GEORGIA. (
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A tlanta , June 19.—5 added to the
A vgusta , Jgne 19.—3 were added
church
at Red Oak, Sunday—3 by bap­
since last report- 1 reclaimed, 1 by re­
lation, from the Methodists-and 1 bap- tism, 1 from the Baptists and 1 restored,
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P ort .- mouth , Jnne 9.,—Closed a meet­ meeting for the chhrch this year, com­
ing here with 3' additions-r2 baptisms mencing the third Lord’s day in July.—
T. W. Foster.
and 1 by letter.—D. O. T.
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ILLINOIS.
Onr last day at Ballair.o (June 18th),
B
adfrs
,
June
13.—I have ju3t closed
was a sad one, in its parting frohi so
a
week's
meeting
at Camden, my former
many an«l so dear frisnds. Yet it was a
glad Jay in its fruiti. 3 persons were place of labor^with 8 additions to the
-ohwrehT
---This - makes 40 additiomr to ■ ■
bud
d ed -1 u the vo egr^
‘
coocsxMcrEammamMKaxxmaaor
the
different
churches sinco I came to
letter, I • from the Baptists and 1 by
sanctified.”
GOSPEL SUCCESS.
this
(Schuyler
county, abont one year
baptism. My work at Hiram opened
Reader, have you left the church
ago.
—
M.
D.
Sharpies.
yesterday auspiciously, wùth the bap
Reported by our correspondents and gleaned
For several years a few members of
because of some evil man in it, or from our exchanges.
tism of a man and wife, who had come
the
Church of- Christ have lived in
eleven miles to obey the Gospel.—B. S.
.
because o f a wolf in tho eldership;'
""WafsekaT
Tjast November efforts were
Dean.
OREGON'.
Think you that in so «loing you are
made
to
organize
a church. The effort
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C leveland , June 26.—My meeting
II alsby , Linn Co.— Dear Uro. Stan
taking the above wise counsel ?
at Middleport closed June 11th, with 8 proved successful, a protracted meeting
My a tear brother or sister, tlic'above ley: Therfij was two baptisms at my baptisms and 2 other accessions to the was held in the. Opera House and in
with its context is n full refutation list meeting at Clear Lake, Lane coun ! church.—R. M..
three weeks there were 70 members.
ty, on the fourth Lord’s day in May.
Regular Lord’s day meetings were held I
and condemnation of--till' the ex­ Brother R*L. Shelley was with me and
MICHIGAN.
during the v inter. Last February a
cuses that I ever heard ma«le by any preached a splendid discourse. I am
G reenwood , Wexford Co., June 19.— building committee was appointed and
one for ceasing to attend thè in hope we will • buiIcTup a strong con­ I We have just‘dosed a meeting of the result is, we own property valued
gatherings of the brethren iirChrist. gregation at that point. Your brother five evenings at this place, conducted at 83,500. The building was purchas­
by Elder M. J. Hodson, of Frankfort, ed from the Baptists, .8500 was expend­
It as fully forbids us leaving tlu* in hope.—J. E. Roberts.
Ind., who speaks the word with power ed in the way of improvements, con­
KANSAS.
6hufch because of the evils that niay-
to break in pieces the stony hearts. G sisting of a nice lecture room and a
sprimj up in it. as it condemns the i Bro, Y. E. Shepherd^ for many years «wd e -the— good -eonffy s ioa —and were
Targe stable that will accommodate forty
evil itself. When carnality gets of Fredericktown, Mo., has lately baptized—one mother whose locks have hprses. We are very proud of the lat­
moved to Cherrydale, where hb has or- i
into the churchy those who trust in ganrzed a congregation of 43 additions been whitened by 63 years spent in the ter, for kindness should- be shown to
“ God and the word of his grace,” it) all : 5 by confession, 3 from the service of the adversary ’ she has four the animals that bring the congrega­
sons at this place who have obeyed the
-. and go forward in faith, hope and Baptists, 2 from Old-Cliris’ian connec­ Gospel, and welcomed their mother to tion to church. The building will
love, with patience1 and forbearance tion an<l L. from, the Winbtenarians, the house of God ; all the additions seat 600, and- is papered and carpeted
in the latest style.—Charles Sumner
will be built up. Tims«! who leave the balance were, or had beon members wdro members of the Sunday-school. Ebey.
.of the chitr«?b,
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Our little society was established here
-are sure to cease to grow, an«l
G reenville , June 19.—Eld. Kirk
NEpDE8HA,-JuneT9.—Bro. McKinney four years ago, with -8 members ¡ there
Baxter, oT ’Springfield Mo., has just
finally die in their own sms/ ---- held a faieeting of nine days at. this
has been a gradual, steady increase^
place, resulting in thirteen additions our number at preftent is 23. There closed a protracted' meeting at this
What Began It ?
by letter and two by confession ; one have been 5 dismissed by letters of place, resulting in 16 additions to the
church. This was Bro. Baxter’s first
more by letter last night. Also, two at
The following lesson on church my last appointment at Fredonia. We commendation, and 2 fallen asleep in visit here, not one in this community
lotteries, is from the 'J)rilnnie'h'n<l feel that the cause is prospering.—E. -Jesus. Thus we press on, running having known him previously.—R. C.
with patience, the race set before us. Sprague.
Frrrner:
F. Taylor.
Wo are few in number, we-are poor, we
MARYLAND.
M ilan , Juno 24.—Bro. Crenshaw
As the heavy prison bolts'turned
are strongly persecuted by the sects ;
H agerstown .—Had good audiences
on the minister he looked sadly on held a meeting recently at Caldwell. but eur hope is in heaven, Our trust in yesterday,
and two additions by im­
Stirred things up. Had 11 additions in
him who has said, “ My grace is suffi­ mersion ; one a man of nearly three­
the prisoners in ilieir strange gar­
all. Bro. Sbick held a meeting at
ments, and thought with more and Milan some time ago. 11 were added cient for thee..”—Jno. J. Stackus.
score years, the other a boy of about
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CANADA.
thirteen summers.—S. B. Moore.
more anxiety of his errand. He mostly by relation.—J. J. Williams.
S
tayner
,
June
16.
—
I
closed
my
first
C
arbondale
,
June
19.
—
We
had
two
had come to see a young man of
It is the habitual thought that
his congregation convicted of for­ confessions and baptisms at Waveland meeting at Stayner, Ont., on the eve of
the
15th
inst.,
with
the
following
visi-
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gery. The heart-broken parents yesterday, the result of Bro. Johnson's ble results : 3 additions by baptism ; a frames itself into our > life. It *
training—D. H. Patterson.
attects u.s even more than our inti-
had begged him to visit the prison,
B urlington , June 19.—I have re­ Sunday-school organized, with a good
imping the peace of the Gospel moved from Leadville, Colorado, to man as superintendent ; money enough Hint«'social relations do. Our con­
might reach even his gloomy cell. this place., lhe outlook here is good. to secure singing-books from Bro. Fill- , fidential friends have not as much
As the minister kindly greeted The church has been without regular more, of Cincinnati, to supply till? to do in shaping our lives as the *
school ; also to supply the children in
him,
youth scarcely replied, preaching for several months. Three attendance with Sunday-school papers. thoughts have which we haïboî^—
additions by letter Sunday morning —
If. Teal.
but gaze« 1 with a sort of defiance. Waylaud Johnson.
From here we go to Priceville, Ont. ;
He liegan giving the mother’s ten­
’Twill cure your cold.
M c P herson , June 9. One addition Our address in the future will be Stay­
der message, with the interest all (from German Baptist) at Groveland, ner, Ont., instead oi Collingwood, as '
^Evefybody .that has tried Ammen’s
the church felt in his welfare. At third Lord’s day in Jnne. The cause heretofore.—W. M. Gard. ¥ ’
Cough
Syrup continues its use : besides ■ .
ARKANSAS.
last the prisoner broke out, “ Do is looking up in this part of the coun­ O ayton , Sebastian
t iey tell their neighbors of it. We
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Co., June 14.— -! were in-a drug store the other day when
try.—Levi MeCaah. .
you know you was what doiie it ?”
W areland , Jnne 19 —2 confessions Just closed a meeting at this place. 3 a customer asked for a bottle of Am-
“ What have I «lone ?” replied the and baptisms here yesterday.—D. H. baptized 2nd Lord's day and 1 addition men’s Cough Syrup, saying “ I do not
know anything about it myself, but my
pastor, striving to understand his Patterson.
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by letter. The Disciples number 52 at neighbor advis« d me to buy it for my
strange language. “ I began the, S qnora , June 19.—At my regular ap- this place. Prospects, good, I think, cold, and tells me that the use of three
Mfpngh of
business,” returned the youth, pointment on May 28th, 11 came for­ I have received 52 into the church since bottles has entirely cured his^cough
two years standing, in fact he ) srfÿs
stfys • It is
ward
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from
the
Baptists, end 5 that Christmas.—H. C. Cblliei.
speaking very loud, “ in your Sun­
the
best
medicine
in
the
w
’orid for
P
erryville
,
Perry
Co.,
June
23.
—
were formerly members of the one
coughs,
coldsand
lung
complaints,
’ and
day-school. Don’t yOU remember body, but had-become cold and luke­ We have a small band of the brethren
that a one dollar bottle did him more
the Sunday-school fair, when they warm, renewed their obligation, and 1 at this place, Aplin P. O. Ark., Bro. good than all the prescriptions he had
first set up .raffling and hid a gold more returned at my last appointment j McDonald pastor. 7^ additions 4th from the doctors,”
■was half mad with excitement; so
worthy to be .engrafted in the I I used other folk’s names, anil here
hearts of.all : And now, brethren, lam; Don't let (Jie church ■ come
I commeiid you to God and to the blublie'i i ng'around me. They may
—■ ■. ■ word, of his grace which is able, to thank themselves’ '(heir raffling
build you upland give you an in- was what done'it ' It ruined me.
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