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earnest work and spend his days in
church in College City.
CONDUCTED BY PROF. J. D. HAWES.'.
CONDUCTED BY PROF. X DURHAM.
his sunny home. The meeting
Bro. Hands will hold a meeting house built there by our lamented
All matter intended for this department
All matter Intended for this department at Sycamore, in Colusa county.
bo handed or sent to Prof. J. D. Hawes,
should be addressed to Prof. J. Durham,
Bro. Reagan, was sold, by a little should
Monmouth, Oregon.
Washington Corners, California.
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unfair trick, and taken fromVur
Four more additions at Santa
Teachers’ Institute.
A Correction.
Clara, qnder the labors of Pres. brethren. The South Methodist
got the building. But the breth
The Institute of the Third Ju
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In the H erald of Dec. 21, 1883, McCollough,
ren arc making an arrangents’ to
dicial-District was held in Albany
wo published an article in regard
Two more additions at Milvil
build in a much better part of thé
on the 1st, 2d, 3d and 4th of this
to the “ Gause in California.” The Shasta county, under the labors of
ty.
With such pien as Bro.
month. We have received the pro-
articlty has recently been repub- Bro. G. R. Hand.
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azen Hoyt to direct, the finances,
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-J^TOter to counsel and rn- ■ Mf&UUÍMBlUáilU
tendent, on which- we notice the
Bro. l’attee will fill the pulpit in
and our venerable Bro. G O. Bur
age the work, it jvill move on
naine3 of several of the leading
nett writes me, making a correc San Francisco while Bro. Belding ti a success.
educators of the district. Among
finishes up his-work and builds the
tion which we are glad to note.
Prof. Rattan, of the Girls High whom we notice Pres. Stanley,
We stated in the aforesaid article house in the city.
)6hool, of San Francisco, lectured a Supt. Rigler, M. G. Lane, S. A.
that “ there was norevangelist put
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sisters organized a Home Mission Washington, is a good young before the students and citizens on county; Supt. Gregg, Jos. A. Sell
ary Work and placed Bro. Pende preacher, and will preach in some the science of sound and the use of wood, H. B. Elworthy and W. R.
gast in the work in Sacramento.” of our neighboring villages this the phonograph, all of which was Privett, of Marion, and others of
whose good works we know some-
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ra»,SJPk1,KlÄl'Äl! Bro. Burnett informs us that ia the S£nnii
awply iltarated-.
Bro. W. B. Foster, of Santa Rosa, Instructive. We, in- a short time, thing.' The programrne “will fur-'
fall of ’61 or ’62 Bro. J. P. Mc
Corkle was sent out as State Evan opens a California Column in the formed a very pleasant acquaint nish food for careful work during
gelist by the churches assembled at Christian-Evangelist, and will keep ance with him, and the more so the time allotted.
We also reproduce an editorial
Dry Creek, and furthermore there the readers posted on California when we learned that the Prof, is
the son-in-law of our venerable old from the Albany Herald, which
was organized what was known as matters. Success to Bro. F.
saint Bro. Geo. Kincaid. Another expresses our sentiments on Insti
a Missionary Society, and Bro.
Bro. I land will hold a meeting at son-in-law of Bro. K., Pres. A. P. tute work exactly, and of which
Pendegast and Bro. Burnett were
sent,out soon after as State Mis- Meridian, in Sutter county. We Aten, of Lampassass College, Texas, we ask a careful perusal.
sionaries. Very , soon a General have been interested in that point was a class-mate of self apd wife in OUR DISTRICT INSTITUTE — ITS
cnitegc:—Bestdcs'■wc'weru'cofabur-
‘llifjalönar
Tr§~f5T" seveFaT^^
Bro. Burnett was elected as presi
The teachers’ institute for the
timacy jjoes back to when all four third jucffcial district will be held in
dent of the society, a&d Bro. Hal
The District Meeting for the
lam was the agent in the field Santa Clara Valley has been post-_ were in college together. Prof. this city April 1, 2, 3 and 4,
during The samVyear?Further poned till in May. A suitable Rattan is the author of a small
According to section 5 of the.
work
on
thè
California
Flora.
more, during the time of this mis place to hold the meeting could not
Oregon school law, this is made a
sionary work, a long written con be secured till several weeks later From here he went to a canyon duty incumbent _on the s.fate supt,’
with his flower case on his back to of public instruction.
troversy ensued touching the power than was first announced.
gather posies. We certainly will
........ to'establish such a society, there
... ..Thc.jQ.bj.ect. of. .nur.„legÌ81ature. in....
avail
nursel
ves
oF
Ins
soTicitaHons
.... ’’__ being. some.. of our.. gobi. brethren.. Five ConT^ssipn aT'Cdlusa7”uhder
establishing institute work was to
to
bring
family
and
enjoy
the
who ¡thought it out of the jurisdic Bro. Blake’s labor. Bro. Blake, we
advance the educational standing of
tion of the church to send out mis- bid you welcome and God speed associations of himself and family our teachers, and, through them,
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sionaries. The result of the dis in your new field. It is like home on California street.
the public schools of the state. - It
cussion was that all concluded the to us. Hope you will have as many
was thought that the teachers need
Heart
service
is
the
only
kind
of
church was simply doing her duty warm friends as we feel like we
ed more thorough preparation in.
Service
that
is
acceptable
with
in thus sending out evangelists to have among the Colusa county
their work, and that
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-build up the waste places and open brethren. We shall look on with God. We may work for others acting in conjunction with the state
new fields, so that at diffe’r^nt pleasure and greatly Rejoice as you only with our hands, and receive teachers’ association, would affords
times there were several mission move on the fortress of the enemy. our wages in due season, but if we them the means of making this
do God’s work we must work with
aries in the field. These events Storm the Fort
preparation. This, then, thqy were
the
heart
or-
there
is
no
recom
occurred about ten years before we
expected to do, and to take advan-
pense
for
us,
we
shall
be
counted
as
'Bro.
Tandy
will
soon
begin
a
oame to California, hence the reason
of this valuable and practical means
for not being acquainted with Greeting at Maxwell, in Colusa Co. unprofitable servants, unworthy of for self improvement, becomes the
them. Many thanks for the item We have had a great désire fur our hire. We serve a Master who duty of every live teacher. This is
looketh upon the heart;” who
of correction, for it is certainly due years to see the work begin there.
Uy no means a new method, for the
our old pioneers in the gospel that Have often consulted with others knows the secret motives and pur advancement of the teachers’ pro
in reference to the work, but a way poses, and all' mere outward show
the facts be fairly stated.
fession, neither did it originate in
could not be opened till now. We of zeal and devotion are n ockery
Oregon, but fur many years it has
have éome good brethren there who in his sight,- Heart work is true
Grabbed Golden Grains.
been used as one of the most potent
work—the noblest, highest and best
will
stand
to
the
front,
we
trust»
One addition at Santa Rosa.
of educational factors in the New
and soon the cause of primitive service which man can give, and
Bro. McHatton goes to Yuba Christianity can be firmly estab the only kind that will ensure an England states, the Middle states
heavenly and eternal reward.— Ex. and the Western states, and wo
City.,
lished.
note here the gratifying results of
Interesting meeting at Sacra-
There,, is an ostentatious liberali their establishment in most of the
Bro. Thos. Porter has been em
mento. ,
ployed to labor for the church at ty which scatters bounty, but con Southern states where they have
He has also bought fers no benefits, and buys flattery, been well attended and have un
One confession at Williams, under Oakland.
property in Oakland, the Brooklyn but not friendship.— Drt Johnson^. doubtedly produced good resulhv-
— ßro. Blake’s labors.
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