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4 e Citit i HT 1 A ;M meeting was well attended. Bro Moódy is.a faithful worker. Yours in Christ, — A. R Fitts. M onroe ,yAng. 9.—Our meeting at Corinth commenced Saturday bofore the fourth Lord’s day in July, an«l con- imnetM41Fthe4tfth-;-BTe.-J. Hr Immar did nearly all thè preaching, and it was done well. There were 38 additions. •‘Mi immersed ; 1 from the Baptists and 1 restored. We had baptizing every time shall come for especial revival day, from Monday until the noetieg lteporte.1 bv onr correspondents ami gleaned ' , ■ closed. I have been preaching for this work, will manifest the spirit ami from onr exchanges. church since the beginning of the year. ■zmil which always c.limacterizcs th«' | — CTR F .IW N-:----------------- "~i---------- ~¥~rm r s i n t b e G i>s ; iti I,—R. ~V~.~ Om p r ;—- ----- true Christian worker. : »- P ortland .—At the morning service 1 KENTUCKY. ' Fraternally, 'last Sunday there were four accessions L ancaster , Aug. 4.—Swce our last • S. M. H ubbard . to the church, 3 by letter and com report 7 persons have Jicen added to the mendation, and 1 by profession. This church ; 2 were by confession ^nd bap- Programme—of Co-operation httw waa a. awent liii|e -gu l of 9 SUm- tism, 1-was fro m -tb e Baptists, “ènd the ----- Meeting of the Church of mers who has been for many months a rest, were by letter and commendation. Christ, to be held at Eugene faithful attendant at Sunday-school and i City, Or., commencing.„Qct. Hn active worker in securing scliolars. — J. W. Lowber. WitLiAMsnuB«, July 30 — My meet 18, 1882. K By the grace of (toil she will be a sliin- ing at this place has now been in pro , ing light in the church. Her own gress for 1G days—over 3 Sundays. I 7 P. M language will, wo trust, be the key el believe there bas been it more additions D. Devotional exercises, one-half hour 2. Address Of Welcome, G. W. Whit her life.:“ I love .my Savior aud want since I wrote you Inst. My next meet to liv/i for him an! obey him.” ney, Eugene. ing is-to be at Republican church, in 8. Response, D. T. Stanley, Mon MISSOURI. «Harrison county.—T. M. Myres. mouth. v T ateville , Aug. 3.—Bro. W. W. Wfidox, Ang. 7.— Eight baptisms at 4. Adjournment. Pleasant Valley, Iowa, last wepk, One Pope, of Lanrel.county, closed a meet • TflURSDAY, OCT. 19 th . at King Gtove, Mo , yesterday. Praise ing lit Pine Grove, in Pulaski county, 9 a . M. the-30th-rtf- Mirtyr-trftufting i n -tir-nthiT*-- the Lord.—L7 D. Cook. 1. Devotional Exercises. 2. Enrollment of Delegates. K irksville , Aug. 14.—Nine additions: tions—13 bv baptism, 1 from the Bap .3 immer ai nna si nee last, report, PeaCT tists and 1 reclaimed. * 4. Election of Officers. and prosperity. I preach once a month. S tanford , Aug. 7. — Bro. John R;— « 5. Election of Board for the ensuing — A. Russell. . ’ 77..___^ ' 7 Whjto and T preached 12 days at Cuba, year. '* 4 ILLINOIS. in Pulaski county, concluding on the -- -- - 4L__ _ :_ _- 11 A. M. liven, for mow than a. "week, in a A rthur , Ang. 11.—Four more, addi 2d inst^...T.be congregation received 6 'yU.. 1. “ Soul saving,” .1*. R. Barnett, McMinnville. Yours lions last night ; .*»1 to date, upon Commendation ; 9 were baptized meeting at Sacramento, with what 2. Adjournment. I and some reclaimed ; do not remember truly,—John A. Sidener. results we hat e not’hear«I. 1:30 p . m . 2 i the number.—.Tos. Ballou.- MISSISSIPPI. ........... Iko, Ware pnswl through jthe —EReporU from Churclies. ._ ' C ave C ity . Aug. 14. — I closed a meet- 2. Appointment of Committees. city «lay l>efore yesterday from a » 3. ‘“Home Instruction,” I. N. Mul ■ just closed a meeting of five days at this ing last Friday night at Care City. meeting at Hollister, where he had key, Pleasant Hill. place. Preached 9 times and baptised There were 13 additions—12 from the 4. Adjournment. gone to preach a funeral, but G persons. This wa® the first meeting world and 1 from the Baptists. Had to -t- 7 p. M. finding the interest demanding a ever bold by any of the brethren at this close the meeting too soon^ but felt 1. Address. “ True Religion and place.—B. F. Manire, Saltillo, Angl 10 compelled to comply with the invitation continue«! effort he remain»“«! a True Science,” S. C. Adams, Salem. E mory , Holmes Co. — I have ijnst of the brethren to preaoh a few days at 2. Discussion. we«>k. The. imrtiediate result was closed a meeting at this place, resulting Greeks Chapel.—GT W. Terrell. 3. Adjournment. twenty five conversions, the breth in 10 additions, and found 3 old disci FRIDAY, OCT. 20 th . .Married« ren enci*urag«‘«l an«l good prospects ples alone, but happy in the faith 6f the 9 A. M. At the residence of the bride’s parents for the future. Gospel. This is the first time our plea 1. Devotional Exercises. 2. Reports from Churches. . has been heard at. Emory. —James in Centerville, by R. H. Moss. Mr. W. 1 have decid«*«l to take the south 3. *“ How to make the Prayer Meeting ’ | Sharp, Hemingway, Ang- 19. II. McUmher to Miss India Chesman, ern route, stopping at Dowmy a Snccess,” J. R. Roberts, Hilsey. on July 27. 1882. --_____ ■=r-ir TEKXF.SSEE. ---------------- 4. Discussion. Cjty to atten‘1 the Southern Cali I** Also, by the same, ou Aug. 16, 1882, ' r ' 5. Adjournment. . J K noxville , Ang. 7.—I have just at the Milton House, in Milton. Mr. J. fomia Annual .Meeting. I shall go , 11 A. M- closed au interesting meeting at Thorn Newton Stone to Miss Susan A. Whit thence via Tombstone 4oDenver, 1. “ The Duty of the Church to Co >’ • i vrUVB, Grove, ’ WlLIl with 7 I VUU confessions. The coDgre- ley, all of Umatilla county, Ogn. ____________ . * - n o j e .1 Iter IvUB • 1L ’¿J wx »1 ’ spread 1 of C »1 the Gospel^ T whore I expect to commence tit V operate inthe * J? W. Spriggs, Salem. ' gallons were unusually large and at ten - labors about the goth of Septem lien * Obituary. • tive.—A. S. Johnson. 2. Adjournment. Yours In Christ, (1F.ORG1A. 1:30 p. m . Died, at Wells, Benton Co., Or., June 1. Fixing time and place of holding T. F.H^ m V bell . H ampton , Ang. 8. —Onr meeting 20, 1882, of oongehlion of the Jungs. next Co-operation Meeting. commenced at Berea the 29tb inst., and Mary Ellen, only daughter of William 2. “ Come, let us Reason Together,” A mity , O r ., Aug. 28, 1882. still continues. 18 additions up till to and Annie Dickson. Aged 4 years-and Mrs. O. S. England, Salem. Bro. D. T. Stanley : day and 2 before the meeting commenc 10 days. 3. Question Drawer. 4. Adjournment. ed, making in all 20 siuce last report. We had another go«»«l meeting 7 p. M. Bro. Qjlightly, our r«gular preacher, is here yester«lay ; splen«li«l attention " Oqr W«ht«. ” 8, M. Hubbard, doing the work alone.—Jas. L. Adams. 4. and pnititaJi!'1 hearing has l»een the Amity. J efferson , Ang. 13.—The annual C 2. Discussion. result of the last two Lord’s day o FQR THE PERMANENT CURE OF e meeting at Galilee closed Tuesday ® 3. Adjournment. » services. 1 fed encouraged on this o night ; 11 added —7 from the denomina E No CONSTIPATION. SATURDAY. OCT. 21 st . other dirwww ir ao prevalent in thia coun h try M CoiuUpation. and no remedy hu ever livid, and In li. \ <• that if all are true —: tions, 2 from the world anil 2 by letter. . ' ; fl ift. ® equalled the celebrated Kidney-Wort a* a •o Bro. R. V. Om«r was with ns and did E cure. Whatever the caiuu», however obstinate S to their covenant obligations there - 1, Devotional exerejaps. « case, this remedy will overcome it. gootl work. Your brother,—T, M. Fos w the Oil 2. Reports of Committee». KT <2 THIS distressing com- tyl|| sqop be precious fl'sults from e • ■ " • plaint la very apt to be > 3. Unfinished Business. c ; complicated ter. wltheoiudipation. Kidney-Wort y flip $CfMl sowp hfilf by faithful 4. “ Relation of the Sunday School the weakened parts and quickly « C urtis , Aug. 7.—Bro. R. N. Moody a , strmathena cures all kinds of Tiles oven when physieiatM workers in th«' cause of the dear to the Church,” 11. G. Callison, Eugene, i lias recently closed a meeting of four j and medicines have before adlod. c y <1*1 yIf yOU have either of these ironbies ft. Discussion. TJ » days ’ duration at Bothel church, Ckrroll Sfl,vi«>r. fl. Adjournment. i «¡nrrnrriH USE | \yas.. at MoAlinnyill«« ami county. Tiiero woro --- six accessions . 1:30 P. M- -................... - ----- . ------ t KIDNEY-WORT poached, in the Christian çhurçh , 1, " Relation oi the Church to the by baptism and *2 by relation, 1’ho / fine church edifices all arouml them. Thej’ are awake to the ii\i portance of having a church build ing, and are pr6sp<*cti ng for a sit<> and liamns of procuring on«“. 'I hey arc a noble band of m«*n ami women , worthy of success. 'I’lie re-organization of the church in.Oaklan«! promises good results Discord seenis to have given place to harmony am! unkindly fe«-ling -^-tn^+nrit+rrri'5— frn -r- ;.. - Hm —M+4+w+ seems to I k * tlie man tor the situa? tion. The congregation now num- tiers sixty-four, with sufficient wealtli to meet, all necessary ex penses. I luiv«“ great confidence in th«* permanency an«! prosperity of this congregation. They liave, at a "moderate rent charge, tli«‘ usti of tin* church cditiec,erect«“«! by our wi alttij’ mui g»‘mu-ou.s Brp. Ib agan liefore his «leath. It is in the hands of his willow, Sister Reagan, who manifests the same unselfish kind spirit. A A.n -The ■Vongix'gation appoint- cd, temporarily', as elders, Bros. .L Fri«lftV «weiiiii« Inst. t<> a ffooil an«l Temperance Work,” Bruce Wolyertou, " Corvallis. * attentive congr«'t(ation. ' . .. 2. ... . »» Discussion. 3. “Our College,” D. T. Stanley. 1 mn to liaVe, for two weeks, a Monmouth. rest from stivlv, an«l hop«' to Co to 4. Adjournment, t Soda Springs. My pulpit will b«' 7 c. M. o«la >p.- c 1 JU7 j -i supplie«T n«‘xt SuiuTay Irv“ a g«7o«Tj“ Ttöwta-nd; Salem. preacher. I hrdieve the Amity. 2. Reunion. 2—!____ L-l J Christian church to be one of our lw-kit congregations, ami when tli«“! GOSPEL SUCCESS. - - - - - ' ~ A I * i*»*« »■•j 4 * *