biàîiisTlAK HKllAtD
T he C ruelty of A theism .—He
who would undermine those founda­
tions upon which the fabric of our
future hope is reared, seeks to beat
down that column which supports
the feebleness of humanity; let
him but think a moment, and his
Obit iiar y
membership of 2 persons.
Up to
the time when he gave the work
Died, in Monmouth, Oct. 18, 1882,
Reported bv our correspondents and gleaned over to me. June 13, 1881, 289 persons
from our exchanges.
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Leona
Clare, youngest child of Thomas
hail been added, making a total of 291.
J.
and
Parilla E. Elder, aged 1 year 4
Of that number, G8 had been lost by ex
TENNESSEE.
elusion, death, and removal, leaving a mor the and 8 days.
F lat C reek , Kept. 26—1 report a
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membership when I took charge of the
meeting at Richland Academy, Redford
mission, of 223. Since then, 74 have
Died, at East Portland, Oct. 11,1882
Co , the second Lord’s day ; preaching
GOSPEL SUCCESS.
by Bro. J 0. WrQrxiaxlyyVTrofflfHnPEr
by letter.
But of those baptized, 5 took
purpose. Would he pluck its lovely! Also at Flat Creek the third Lord’s day ; membership elsewhere, thus making
treasure from the bosom of pover­ preaching by Bro. G. LipBComb ; 5 ad­ the narnbor added 75, and the total
ditions. These, with 11 that took mem­
ty? Would he wrest his crutch bership, made 1G additions to our con­ number of names on the book 366. To
the decrease already named (58,) there
from the hand of age, and remove gregation.—J. D. Lloyd.
should be added 35 more who have
from the eye of affliction the only
H enderson , Ky., Sept. 26.—I have
either removed, died, or been exclnded,
solace of its woo ? The way" we just closed a meeting with the church 4oari«g-»-*#«ra4*M»hip to-dwfe-trf-QGHr“
tread is rugged, at l»est; we tread al Lynnville, ChTesTJo., Tenn., with 24 J. M. Van Horn.
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additions—22 confessionsand 2 restored-
it, however, lighter by the prospect This
INDIANA.
is the home of tbs pious and ener-
of the better country to which, we gotic Geo. W. Campbell, who preaohes . I ndianapolis .—I have just closed a
trust, it will lead. Tell us not it for the church and is principal of I/ynu I ■ two weeks’ meeting with the church in
will end. in the gulf of eternal dis-
solution, or break off in some wild,
which fancy may fill up when she
pleases, but reason is unable to de­
lineate ^4|tiench not that l>eam,
which amidst the night df~this evil
world has cheered the despondency
of all ill-requited worth, and illum­
ined the darkness of suffering vir­
tue.— Mackenzie.
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Beware of a religion of mere
se^nnenlwlucTT gazes, anTTsigns,
and wishes, but makes no sacrifice,
which hides the cross with flowers,
and wears it over, but not within,
the heart. _ Beware of a religion
which costs you nothing, never
rises an hour earlier, never denies
itself a pleasure, never gives that
which it will miss, for the sake of
Christ and the soul.— Ex
A
“It takes a good many shovels
full of earth to bury the truth.”
Bury it deep as men may, it will
have a rising, notwithstanding.
They may roll a great stone, and
seal the grave wherein it is laid,
and set a watch upon it, still like
its Lord, it comes forth again at its
appointed hour. I can not die, it is
of an immortal race. As the Span­
ish proverb nobly says, “ Truth is
the daughter of God.”— M. Har­
binger.
He who imagines that the void
he leaves by his death will be felt
by the world has an exaggerated
opinion of his own importance. Let
the greatest only consider what in­
considerable atoms they are in
respect to the rest of creation, and
then let them judge themselves ac­
cordingly.
God’s treasury, where he keeps
bis children’s gifts,. will be like
many a mother’s store of relics of
her children, full of things of no
value to others, but precious in his
eyes for the love’s sake that was in
them.— Fenelon.
rille Academy, a flourishing aehool of
125 pupils.—J. C. Creel.
G allatin , Sept. 25.—I report a meet­
ing at Bethel, Bledsoe Co., by 8. R.
Sewell, beginning the second Lord’s
t
<
’ I
J. M. and E. A. Roberts, aged 12 years
and 3 months.
Her dying sentence was “See my
hands are white and clean, I am going
home.”
Edgar T- Page, Esq., Druggist, writes
H j U iouj . L'Uxcwp44e„l'AlU^.tku(a..Mr-AlbeiX,
Gnedtber, under Wilds Hotel has used
that remarkable remedy, St. Jacobs Oil,
for a severe case of rheumatism and it
cmed him, as if by* magic. He alt>o
used it with great success among his
horses, in cases if sprains, sores eto.
Francisville.
The .immediate result and it cures every time.—Springfield,
was 34 added. The brethren contem­ Musa. Republican^
plate building a meeting house soon.
Life force may go into words or
This is the home of Bro. Hennegau, who
is doing a good work for the Master in it may go into deeds. The power
day in Sept., and ending Thursday be­ thii part of the country.—J. M. Can-
fore the fourth Lord’s day. Result: 10 field.
ILLINOIS.
by confession and baptism and 1 re­
‘“ Li’ Q uoin , Sept. 27.—The meeting
stored. J.’ H. Wells.
I at Mulkeytown closed last night. 37
KANSAS.
, confessed the Savior and 17 others were
B urlington , Sept. 24.-2 additions
| added from the Baptists and reclaimed.
'by letter to-duy. 10 accessions to the
P arkersburg , Sept. 23.—We have
church since the middle of June, and
jnenlT— WayTanT
this place, the first that bos been held
Johnson.
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here. There were a few scattered mem­
H iawatha , Sept. 26.- G added by let- I
bers in the village. We organized at
ter last Lord’s day. Bro. W. D. Swaim
the close, with 52 members, composed
leaves for Iowa this week. We are
of the very best citizens of the commu­
without a preacher, but hope to find one
nity. Among them were Presbyterians,
soon; No one specially in view, as yet. !
Methodists', United Brethren, and a few
—A. H. Thomas.
from the world.—H. M ullins .
M ilan , Summer Co , Sept. 23.—We
D ecatur , Oct. 1.—7 additions at our
had 4 additions at my last appointment
regular service to-day—2 by commenda­
at Clukaskia -1 by letter, 2 by relation r
tion, lfrom the Free Will Baptists, 2
and 1 by confession and baptism. Ex­
by confession.—T. W. Pinkerton.
pect to reorganize there soon.—J. J.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Williams.’
W
orcester
, Sept. 28.—We have had
C bainsville , Republic Co., Sept. 23.
—Please report 8 additions by confes­ 5 confessions and baptisms in the Wor­
sion und immersion, to the Liberty con­ cester church in the last month. I have
gregation, on the 24t|i of this month. accepted a call to remain with this con­
All in the prime of life.—Robt. R. Van gregation indefinitely.—F. N. Calvin.
Winkle.
NEW YORK.
A tchison , Sept. 25.—My last report
B uffalo , Sept. 29.—My first month’s
closed June 30. We bad then 32 mem­ work with the church in this city closes
bers. During the past quarter we have ; with 5 additions—4 of these by baptism.
• bad 15 additions, as follows : By letter, Bro. Wharton's work here was not only
8; by baptism, 2 ; by renewal or resto­ most acceptable but most effective.—J.
ration, &; present membership, 47.--M. M. Trible.
P. Hayden.
PENNSYLVANIA.
of steam may expend itself through
the cylinder or through the whistle.
Steady living, under the sweet
pressure of genuine love for God, is
vastly more eloquent than, the most .
rhetorically sweet amnding declara­
tions by the human voice. There
I here can be none without deeds.
We notiee the following in an ex­
change :Mr. G. B. Haverer, Foreman
N. Y7 & N. H. 8. B. Co., Buffered for 8
days with terrible pain in the back, al­
most to distraction, until he beard of
and used St. .Tacobs Oil, one Lottie of
which cured -him completely.—Dea
Moines, Iowa, Slate Register.
lie who. can not find time .to
consult his Bible will one day find
he has time to be sick ; he who has
no time to pray must find time to
die ; he who can find no time to re­
flect is most likely to find time to
sin; he who can not find time fox re­
pentance will find an eternity in
which repentance will be of no
avail; he who can not find time to
work for others may fiiid an eterni­
ty in which to suffer for himself.—
Hannah More.
‘k Rui luipaiba.
Quick, complete cure, all annoying
L ock H aven , Sept. 25.-3 persona­
Kidney,
Bladder and Urinary Diseases.
B angor , Sept. 27.—We began a meet father and two daughters—made the
$1. Druggists.
ing here one week ago ; 4 confessions good confession and were’baptized here
and 1 reclaimed to date ; interest in- i on Lord's day, Sept. 17
Chas. 8.
Forgetfulness is one Of the broad
•reaeing.—T. F. Odehwell- r. -— —------ Long.
ways of sin. A ship can be lost by
WEST VIRGINIA,
A llerton , Sept. 29,—Closed a meet:
W heeling , Oct. 2.—We are in a very carelessness as well as by design.
ing here last night ; 8 were added — 3 by
encouruging
meeting here, with 9 added The evils of life- come mainly
baptism. Bro. Hendrix is their preach­
to
date.
Bro.
8. W. Brown, of Wash
er, and is in good repute among the peo­
through inattention. If I mind not,
ple, and is doing a good work there. I ington, Pa., is doing the preaching.— I find not. Souls are lost at no
go next to Millersbnrg/in Iowa Co.—J. W. B.' Thompson.
cost. Every man has a weak side
OHIO.
H. Painter.
1 baptism at Hammondville, on the but a wise man knows where it is
ENGLAND.
24th inst.—a lady 84 years old.—J. H.
and will keep a double guard there.
C hester , Sept.
18.—As the time Dodd.
draws nigh for the annual Convention,
G rape G rove , Greene Co., Sept. 28. —John Reid.
many will be inquiring about the con­ —Just closed my meeting here. Grand
dition and prospect of our missions. I meeting. Immediate results—G bap­
MF'Featbers, ribbons, velvet can all
tisms and 1 by relation. The persons
now speak for Chester ; This mission baptized were all heads of families. be colored to match that new hat by
was opened in March, 1878, beginning, The causo here is in a very good, heal­ using Diamond Dyes. 10 cents for any
color.
according to Bro, Todd’a report, with a thy condition.—-U. M, Browder.
IOWA.