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DEVOTED TO PURE CHRISTIANITY, TEMPERANCE, EDUCATION AND GENERAL NEWS
VOL. XII.
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C hristian H erald ..
We learn that there are two more
young men bn the way from
Australia to attend the Bible Col-
-4cge-at—Lexington, Ky.—This will
make four from that part of the
world this session.
may we fill our hearts with a love
for sin and lawlessness till we are
unable to see or recognize God.
This is the source of all -unbelief.
T1 te Psalmist does most forcibly
express it. “ The fool hath said in
ltis heart there is no God. Tney
are corrupt, they have done about
inable things; there is none that
doeth good,” tec. (Ps. 14). Sad
commentary, that on Atheism. Yet
this does come from the heart,- and
from the heart of only such. What
a* melancholy history does skeptic-
ism proclaim.
J. G. Waggoner tendered his
resignation of the work at Shelby­
D. T. STANLEY,
ville, III. He has spent several
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to the congregation.
SiiltM-riptinn Frier :
A. M. Haggard entered upon the
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work at Washington, Ill., for three
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Apostolic
Times
vepovlx
that,
months for the sake of mutual ac­
ADVERTISEMENTS.
there
are
al
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fifteen
foreigners
quaintance.
He has lieen unani­
Prices will be given on application.
attending
the
Bil>le
College
and
mously called by the congregation
| Entered at the Post-office at Monmouth, as
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second class mail matter. |
University this session.
Seven
to a permanent engagement.
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from
Australia
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New
Zealand.
ricuse .Vol ice.
Mrs. Garfield ha.< purchased a
Two
from
Arnre
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converts
of
residence in Cleveland, at a cost of
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We are not responsible fcr ‘"the opinions and
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sentiments expressed by our contributors, but Bro. Shismanian, and a number
$50,000, and will make that city
for our own writing alone. Hence oui readers
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from-Canada^-
er future home.
space for tile free expression of opinion, within
the limits of sound discretion, and the good of
F. Walden has removed to De
The people'of Horse Cave, Ky.,
the cause ; bnt not be held aw indorsing what
Concerning the design of bap­ Soto, Iowa, in order to labor with
others afay write.
are to enjoy a treat soon. Bro.
tism Bro. A. Campbell very pre­ the congregation. It has had no
All matter intended f«ff pul llcation in this Sweeney and Ditzler are to begin a
paper should be written :
religious discussion at that place cisely gives the faith of disciples in regular preacher since A. M. Hag­
1. On one aide of the sheet only.
the 3rd of October.
the following paragraph :
2. In a plain legible hand.
gard left July 1st.
3.. Let there be plenty of space lietween the
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The
religious
position,
teach
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“Baptism is, ’ then,designed to“
lines.
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N. E. Cory passed through
4. Write with a pen instead of a pencil, bo ing ami practice of the mifistiaiT introduce the subject of it into the
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that it maj not be defaced in transit.
church* art» scriptural-—Sweeney participation of the"blessingtf of the Chicago homewawl bound—from
5. Write brier articles.
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When yon send money for the paper, -please affirms.
..._ .... death ami .resurrection of Christ, England. The last is, we lslieve,
1« sure and state Whether tlie name fur which
2.
The
religious
position,
practice
who *diefi for .our sins,’ and ‘rose his fourth trip to the Fatherland in
it is sent is now on dur l»i or not.
Expect no attention to articles, notices, or and teaching of the Methodist again for our justification.’ But it
(piest of an estate of which he is
queries not accompanied by your name.
If any subscriber fails to get the H erald in church
are
scriptural—Ditzler has no abstract efficacy without one of the heirs.
due time, or fails to get it regularly, we will affirms.— Apostolic Timex.
previous faith in the blood of
take it as a great favor if he will notify us at
The A. C. IKa^cZtwirtn, published
once. We are very anxious that the paper
These’ are. the broadest propose Christ, and deep ami unfeigned
should roach every subscriber regularly.
at Melbourne, Australia, ami edited
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tions we have seen offered for de­ repentance before God, neither im­
mersion in water, nor any 'fcther by Bro. J. J. Haley, has reached its
Remember, brethren, that the bate, but, these old war horses will action can secure to us the blessings third volume, ami with a fair future
Gospel is the power of God to be able to.manage them if they »1<> of peace and pardon. It can merit
Iwfore it, gives promise of continued
salvation, when it is preached and not get lost in the clouds of dust nothing. Still to the believing usefulness in the continent of the
|M-nit4*nt it is the means of receiving
believed. Whenever you allow the that they themselves make.
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a
formal, distinct and specific abso­ southern seas.
preaching of the Gospel to cease
W. A. Melvan has engaged to
We observe, with pleasure, the lution, or release from guilt. The
among you, spiritual life will de­
Apos
tte
Pete-r,
when
first
pul
dish
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preach
for the church at Oakland,
effect of the return of cooLir-
cline rapidly. If you have not a
ing the (hispid to the Jews, taught Cal., whither he has moved from
weather to the rURtern States ; our them that they we
were not forgiven
preacher, go about getting one im­
papers ; from there are . becoming their sins by faith
faitii ; but by an act Missouri.
mediately. You can not afford to
Bro. Shismanian, of the -Turkish
much more readable.
of faith, by a believing immersion
lie without.
mission since removing his head
into the Lord Jesus.”
We learn through the Evanyclixt
Those who desire to understand quarters to Bardizag, is having re­
Care must 1« taken ami great that the new house of worship at
us on this subject, can grasp our markable success in spreading the
prayerfulness and watchfulness, Chester, England, has been opened
-Gospel-.Every -Word that coiucs
that human nature rio not mir in Tor "use. ~Tt is large enough to seat position from, the above -brief-state­
from him brings news of additions
ment.
us instead of th<» divine nature.
800 people, and cost nearly $5,(MH),
to th<‘ church. The brethren should
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The following notes are from the hold up the hands of these faithful
of which about $1,500 is unpaid
The Pearre School opened Sept. It is the third house built in Eng- Evangelist:
missionaries, and see that they
4th with 67 pupils. The principals
J. P. Roach changes his address
land
under
missionary
influences
want not for means to carry on
of this excellent school for young
Farragut, Iowa, to Barnard, Mil.
ladies are Dr. S. E Pearre ami Mrs from the United States.
their work of conquest.
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A. B. Coryjjll removes from Leon,
C. N. Pearre.— Apostolic Timex.
The authorities of Kentucky
We may so stifle the godlike and Iowa, to Brighton. lie has charge
Bro. and Sister Pearre have many
- University are taking steps toward
friends on this coast who will he holy impulses of our better nature, of the public schools at Brighton, /Si
renovation of the University
glad to learn of their success in as to liecomd disbeliever in a and will in addition, lal»or some for building. To secure a fund for
school work in Kentucky. Sister moral Governor of the universe the church.
this purpose», Bro. John I. Rodgers
Dr. J. I. Mershon, of Mt. Morris,
Pearre was a teacher in Christian We may act so unwisely “ wor­
shiping ami serving the creature III., one of the stirring members of has l>een appointed and entered
College at Santa, Rosa, Cal.
more than the Creator,” that we that young congregation, was in the field.
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The Bible College and Kentucky will blind eventually our eyes to the city on business last week. He
Consciousness of ignorance is no
the
goodness
ami
omnipotence
of
reports
that
Bro.
Ross
js
doing
small part of knowledge.:— St
1 University have opened with a
Jerome,
him
who
rules
the
world.
So,
too,
good
work
at
that
point.
good attendance and tine prospects
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