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KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT
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Notes and Comments. *
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Christ and apostles. We will, in a Europe. Of course in the eyes of
few
weeks,
furnish
a
brief
synopsis
sound
men
he
is
deserting
the
’
fold
a
Maine has 20,000 Good Tem­ of the question.
and leaving it to the care of the
CONDUCTED BY J. w. CALDWELL.
plars.
evil one. But one of our “ sound­
All matter intended for thia department
At the commencement of Ken- e s t >» ” e vangoliate goes trr
should be sent to J. W. Caldwell, West Union,
Owen Co., Kentucky.
Augusta, 14 cqqfesgigM.~4^ja
We wish to corresi
of course to make heroic sacrifices
Hendrick.
--in Kentucky TH Yefert
lege, J. M. Ford, son of our excel­ and preach the gospel. Such is
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The brewers of the U. S. are lent Bro. H. W. Ford, graduated. life.
He
has
a
bright
future,
and
will
in
worth §350,000,000.
Mission Work.
Do you think most of your own
all probability preach.
sins or of the uhsoundness of your
Morning View, June 1G, one con­
The Christian-Evangelist re- brother. Let us examine self.
We seem to be waking up to the fession—J. Dow Houston.
TFnTly "contained a symposium on
importance of “ going into all t he I
Bro. Munnell wants a crusade
The was §450,000,000 worth of “ Our Work in Cities,”' by A. I.
world and preaching the gospel to
every creature.” The new mission beer drank in the U. S. in 1882. <r . Hobbs, J. W. Allen, O. A. Barthol­ against the wild effects of Geo. O.
omew, B. B. Tyler, and T. P. Haly. Barnes and others who pursue a
to Japan and the one to Panama,
Bro.
Rehorr
preaches
at
Law-
They agree in one. thiuffi-at-kuM*.|4ike course of evangelizing:- fife —"|
enlarge our work, besides the Board
r
e
n
qe
villo
■
one
Su
nday
..
"ttt
facTT
intend taJ^ gm -sri uk .M i ii rrrdn other
viz.: That our city work is com­ objection is that they do not recom­
month.
mend the conversions to go to any
paratively a failure.
new fields. This is quite encourag­
church.
How can they, standing
ing. It enlarges our minds and
R. A. Bishop; of Utica, Miss., is i Horace Waters, the piano manu-
where they do ? If they sent them
brings us into sympathy with tbe at Chaplin, aiding VV. J. Fowl in a
i facturer, N. Y., has issued a vigo­ to us, it would displease the Bap­
benighted multitudes of the East. meeting.,
[ rous tract, “ A Third Party Need­
tists and Methodists, and vice versa.
But there must be a corresponding
ed.
”
He
claims
that
the
prohib
i
­
I
Bro. Ilarnes-doubtlewr-tneawrwett—
liberality on the part of the
R. M. Gano has accepted a call
tionists
"should
unite
and
control
and pursues his course to avoid
chu rchea to support th is work. We "tcr~p reach at Georgetown dll his
our
elections.'
We
will
publish
making sectarians. We do not ap­
are hourly receiving the choicest time.
portions
of
it,
as
it
deserves
to
be
prehend as much danger as Bro. M.
blessings from our Father, and thus
read.
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_
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A
neat
parsonage
has
recently
does; for wo alwa ys feel a af e. b e-
continually should we give to assist
been
ercted
at
Midway;
is
cause the “ eye of God is over us;
in tiking-the gospel to the heathen.
Dr. Savage, District Superinten­
commendable.
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and ordering all things to his own
It does not hinder our home woik.
dent of the American Bible Society,
glory. There may be more good
It .only helps it. Our home work
The town trustees of Nicholas­ gives quite a cheering report of the
is successful in proportion as we ville are temperance men and will Society Every county in the U. in Bro. Barnes’ work than many of
us are willing to admit.
-* aid in foreign work.
not grant license.
S. will be canvassed as speedily as
To raise funds requires the spe­
possible.
Every minister of the
W EALTK.—Lest some should not
Prof. C. P. Williamson 4ms an f gospel
;
cial oversight of preachers. Each
should assist in this wo.k.
read between the lines of the article
one should constitute himself an excellent school at R‘chmond. He
on the above subject in the H erald ——
agent of the Society and work will travel in its interestSLiluring —The IniHmationaWx’S. lessons of June 15, this note is added. The
vacation.
for 1884 have been chosen. The
— zealously without commissions.
statement was made in the last
remainder
of
Acts
and
the
Epistles
These efforts should not be spas­
Louisville, 3rd church, 10 bap­ for tbe first six months. Xbe paragraph of that article that the
modic, but continuous. Year by tisms. S. S. numbers 150.—B. B.
true aim of all human effort was
Psalms
will
be
studied
for
the
year should we make these free Tyler, minister.
happiness in the pursuit and posses­
next three months, and the last
will offerings.
sion of true wealth.
Let it be
three Solomon and the Books of
The
"Brewer's
Convention
now
added that man knows no happi­
Missions cannot prosper on money
Wisdom, selections being made
Will
calls
lager
beer
“
drink-food.
”
ness out of Christ. His life illus­
alone. This is not a power, but a
from Kings, Proverbs, and Ecclesi­
wonders
never
cease
?
trates, his precepts embody, and his
means. We should pray fervently
astes. As our brethren will publish
death brings true pleasure to man.
for the success of our missionaries.
The Church Union will only be two commentaries on these lessons,
Hence it is in using the temporal z
We cannot over value prayer in
published once a month till Septem­ we will have ample opportunity to
things pf this world for our own
this work.
Let the missionary
ber, in order that the editor and instruct our youth without fear of
comfort, and for his glory that we
preach to the heathen ; lot us pray
publisher may recuperate, when it sectarian influence.
to God. Let our prayers be earnest,
are wealthy. The millionaire with­
will come out weekly.
fervent, perpetual. O, let us go to
Our State meeting will be held out Christ is poor indeed.
Him and commune with him con
The Apostolic Times of June 13, at Cynthiana in August; and the
A nnouncement . — Bro. John
tinually.
This- will cause us to comes out with a supplement. M. E. Conference in September.
give more liberally.
Fervent There is a prospect of a permanent Bro. Perkins rejoices that he will Burns announces that he will
prayers always open pocket books. enlargement. The Times is an ex­ have a chance to “ pull " the chick­ shortly publish an “ Electric and
The time is not far hence when we cellent paper and deserves success. ens in advance of the, Methodist Comprehensive Commentary on the
International S. S. Lessons for 1884,
will go on a long and final mission.
preachers. Of course it is well by J. W. Monser. In a private
Then if we have ministered faith­
The Christian Pub. Co. once pro­ enough for Bro. P., but will be hard
letter Bro. Burns says “ Neither ex­
fully to others, our Father will posed to the Standard Pub. Co. to
on the M. preachers and chickens. pense nor labor will be spared to
receive us with joy. If not, woe be unite their S. S. papers. We deem
Bro. P. strongly intimates that he make this work what it should be.”
unto us. Then we should be giving. this a wise proposition, and think
could eat a goose. Well, there’s no We need such a work, anif J. W.
God demands it. “ Freely you that it should be done, evert at a
accounting for a preacher’s appetite. Monser as editor and John Burns as
have received, freely give.” Man sacrifice. Our S. S. papers are too
His presence in a community can publisher sufficiently guarantees
_ nee.dsit. The world without Christ high. .
scare tho chickens, and now that the excellency of the woik both in
is lost. Do you realize this ? Is it
terror is to be struck into the
a burning element in your heart,
The discussion of the diaconate stately ranks of the geese, we have matter and general make-up. The
book should and wall have a large
♦- saving men ? Do you comprehend in the Standard shows that truth
no mope to say.
sale.
For terms, addrqss John
I the magnitude of the work ? If so, is advancing, and that wc have not j
Burns Pub. Co., 717 & 719 Olive St.,
. give, and give freely.
yet got back into the footsteps of 1 One of our ministers goes to St. Louis, Mo,