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doned and the. crop» in many caststion false-because Campbellites en-j that community. My brother, if you 1 or will die with apoplexy before tho
would be successful, whfh you have morning, simply because the blood
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“ ’ destitution
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I destroyed.
made the last point in yOur sermon« I cannot get back from the brain as fast *
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follow
But
he
is
by
no
means
in
sjfolphthj*
to
follow.
We
.at
.Waitsburg
From Bro. Richardson.
secure,-but all on the north Of Si^ke «with us, as is evident from his caTlhig let the Amen Come in where it belongs. ; as it was carried to it. If a person
-W aitsburg , W. T.,
lay himself down on a level floor
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river is more or less insecure, an<f\^Ul us by the offensive ephithet M Ualnp- i ^-Christian’.
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August 14, 1877.
sleep a portion of the head is at least
bellites,
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and
frem
some
plain
state-
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be for a while, vicrftelling how long,
Perils
of
Tiger
Hunting.
Bro. Stanley:
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below the heart', and discomfort is
most of the women and children are ments upon that point, of which tliis
I am now located at Waitsburg for on this Bide of the river, while a great* is the conclusion :
soon induced; hence, very properly,
Captain L. Bolden recently met I I
at least one year, and have ordered all .many of the men are there forted up
“ When the Campbellites shall adopt . with his death at a tiger hunt at thesworld over, tlje* head is elevated
my papers to .this place, but the trying to tft^s care of their stock and Calvenistic sentiments, when they- j
during sleep. The savage uses a log
i Mandqlgurb, India, a village about
> Statesman is all the paper that has grain. I need not tell you that this shall believe in and pray foq the Con
of wood or a bunch of leaves; the
forty or fifty miles from Shapoora.
yet found its .way’ here. Once in a is hard work.
verting power of* the Holy Spirit, About tfic middle of the day a large civilized a pillpw, and if this pillow iw
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• great while I see a number of the
To give your readers an idea of the when they .shall practice strict com male tiger showed himself to tht too thick, raising the head too high,
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crowded state of things here, I will munion (as ofull people in the world | beaters fearlessly. ov was seized bv there is not blood enough carried to
the brain, and as the brain is nourish -
■* Wh|n I left Oregon my health was just say that we have been camping they are logically bound to do), and
; the tiger by the shoulder and he is
ed, renewed, and invigorated by the
very poor. It has greatly improved out for near six months because 'We when they shall be willing to write
not expected to live. He was close
nutriment it receives fropn the blood
ao tl£Hl am in the field again as could find no house suitable to down in plain words the faith which
to another, who, however, being
during sleep, it is not fed sufficiently,_
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evangelist for one year, commencing 'atfemjVf to winter in. We are now they hold, neither eis ’nor water will
shouted -toy bolted out of his way.
and the result is unquiet sleep during
with last June 10th day.
building in |he town of Waitsburg. 4_ • separate them and us ’ •
The hunting party consisted of Cap
We had a good Annual Meeting for ,
We think tlie day may come, even tain Bolden and Mr. Bayers from the night and a waking up in weari
Yours truly,
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anew country like this, no account
without our turning Calvinists, that Neemuch, and Lieutenant Goad from ness without refreshment, to be fol-
—-G. W. R ichardson .
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cf which have F seen in any paper
“ neither eis nor water will separate ” Nusseerabad. Tlie^j-wo former were lowed by a day of drowsiness, discom
From Damascus.
but hear that it appearqd in the
such men as-Mr, Willmai tli and u,s.— , on elephants after* the tiger, Mr. fort, and general inactivity both of
mind anti body.
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August 15, 187?.
^Bayers in a howdah, the other driving
- My labors for -the ensuing year will
" The healthful mean is a pillow
After worship Sunday we yvent a
anima!seated on a sort of extem
' Discretion in Preaching. —— *his
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which, by the pressure of the head,
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be principally confined to Columbia
short distance frohi the church house
■ porized cloth saddle only. The tiger keeps it about four inches above the^
and Walla Walla counties. My field
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Ministers
should
'observe
discre-
appeal’s to have displayed great cun
a called and sent divine of the-
has been the scene of'church troubles^ tojicar
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and * fearln^ess', and escaping level of the bed or mattress; nor
Free Methodist penmasion expound tion intheir -pleaching,
long and bitter. It isdoubtless known
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before i leaving *i...
the pulpit, * that
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the word of God. Text : 1 (’or. ii. Il strov,
—r toTnany“ that stone of onr minister
allow-the
higpd.Tajie
buriqd.
jp
ifc
jajjd
He said he would speak as the which they have labored to gain. A 'flank manoeuvre,'jumped on Captain
here were.very unfortunate, to say no
excite perspiration, endangering ear
Spirit moved him. Then proceeded I sermon which has held the people s Bolden’s elephant from behind- Both
ache or cold in the head on turning
more, and T find it slow work in re
to" inform us that the two" classes attention cjosely for half or three elephants rushed away, and very soon over. The i^filloA should be hard ,
constructing a divided community of ■
spoken of weredhe converted and un quarters of an hour, may be utterly Mr. Bayers found himself still in his
Disciples. But we do not cast blame
enough to prevent the head sinking
converted. That the word of God spoiled by protract ing it .ten. iuinjitqiL hrrwdah a couple of* miles from the
‘ oh any one, but kindly' ask all to
more than about three inches.'— Hall's
was foolishness «to the sinner, Itccause The points are all made, thfl impress scene. Had Captain Bolden’selephant
cease their strife and come up io the
Journal
of Health. ,
he could not understand it. He. is a ions affected, and any amoqpt of ran been as fearless as himself, the tragic
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help of the Lord, against the mighty.
child of the devil and without an dom talk only tends to- weaken the story had ended differently. As it
Married Life.
Our brethren here must be a good
abstract ojteration of the Spirit it is a influence over the congregation. In was, when his teiTor-stricken elephant
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Good counsel from a wife and moth- 2
dead letter to him, but the Christian reganl to Sundaynchoql teaching the pushed madly from his assailant, the
troubles that have come upon them
could understand the word because case is the same. Better stdp on time rider was thrown backward and must er: “I try to make myself and all
{and those, troublés have been neither
they arp spiritual, hence the Spirit or your efforts for good will be over have fallen into the very jaws of the around me agreeable. It will not do
few nor- small), mot mòre than afiput
turned,”
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reveals it to them.
infuriated lord of the forest, who for to leave man to himself till he cornea
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The above extract we clip from The, sook the elephant to exeeuto his will to you,’to take nd pains to attract bini
I object tdthis from the following
have rem^ined.ftnn, hoping for better
ifetlmtlisl Recorder. It contains a with teeth and claws on his newly-■ or'to appear before him with a long
reasons :
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times, and >n>«-">>f them have lately
lesson
for more than half of the acquired prey. His object seems to ! face. It is not so difficult m you think. *-
* 1. TJte Gospel •i.'i'tlieel’o.wer of God
returned, and all that I have seen Say
preachers
in the world. But how few have been fnerely to disable, dor, dear child, to behave to a husband so
unto salvation to the believer.
that they are ready to return as soon
will
recqjve
instjuctTon on this impor having fearfully lacerated the lower that he shall remain forever in some
,2. The Corinthians hearing,believed
>s we can restore order among our
tant
subject
?' Only now and then one limbs, it is said, he galloped after die measure a lover. I am an old woman.
and obeyed the Gospel. Acts Xviii.,
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selves. This don't sound just right to
such
can
be
found.
I elephant again. All this was the but you can still do as ..ynu\like ; a. •
also 1 Cor. xv. 2, 3.
me, but it-may be right to them. I
Of cotB’se all know how to preach, work of an instant, and ere the terri word from you at Jhe right time wilF
3. The word revealed is made plain.
can see no reason why one well posted
what
to prekch, and how long to
4. God could not condemn anyone
fied on-lookers - could drojv their not fail of its effect; what need have
in our plea for the union of all Chris-
preach
! Some think a sermon must breath the tiger was (Jut of sight. The you to fday the suffering virtue ? The
for not obeying what they could not
tiàns on the Bible alone should unite
consume just so much time, or it can- wounded maii was carried : somehow tear of a loving girl, says an old book,
on, with any sect on a creed- of man’s understand. See Mark xvi. 16.
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be called a sermon. The preacher ' to his tent too far away, and letters is like a dew-drop on a rose ; but that
. A~If all Christians can and ♦ do un-
device. They7 sometimes say we went
derstand the word, they should under who comes to "such a conclusion as were hurried oft' to Deolee and to on the cheek of a wife is a drop of
There because we had no church of
this, studies to consume so much time Nusseerabad for help,. Th- < '.nahy pei.-on to her husband. Try to ap-
I stand it alike (be united on it).
„'-Four
^-F<>c own. One might' as well talk i
on
“ Introduction,” Firstly, Seco/ully, Surgeon, from the former station was peav cheerful and contented, and your
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When will men learn that the office
to me of joining the army of an in
Thirdly,
Fourthly, Fifthly and Con
vading foe simply- because our arr^y of an apostle is a thing of the past, duction. He must occupy so much the first to reach. The news did not husband will be so; and when you
was weak and disorganized. For I that they have given us the will of time ^»n each point whether he talks reach Nusseerabad till Friday morn make him hfppy you wiil become so,
have long since, learned that there is heaven concetning us, and calls upon sen&e or nonsense. Such preachers ing, and Dr. Henry Waghorn, himself not in appearance, but irj.'reality. The
no common hand between us and any' all men to hear, believe and be saved. ¿enerall talk nonsense. Such preach an eminent shikaree, started oft’ at skill requirqfl is not so great. Noth
R. G. Pgw.
once on a camel to the obscure spot ing flatters a man so much as the hap
sectarian establishment. Our enemies
ers who make such preparation^* this where the wounded man was lying. piness of his wife; he is always proud
have no more love for us than they
Willmarth on Eis.
for preaching have Very little of Christ He reached theri- the next day with of himself as the source of it. As soon
. had 50 years ago. It is true their
in their sermons. Christ is not, and
his apothecary, amhamputation of the as yon are cheerful you will l>e lively
J. W. Willmarth, a Baptist preach
course toward us is more quiet, yet
cannot be, the prominent feature in thigh was ¡»erforfhed at once. He sat and alert, and every moment will af
we should remem bej* that as the old er, has written an article on “ Baptism such sermons. Such preaching is only
up with him all night, but with Sun ford you an oppotunity to let fall an
adage goes: Still water, runs deep. and Remission ” for the Baptist Quar
a stiff, cold formality.
day’s dawn it was evident the poor agreeable word. Your education,
terly
which
is
creating
some
discus
I have an experience on this subject,
.Sometimes preachers deliver very fellow would not see another. His which gives you an immense advan
sion.
He
says
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on which I rely. .
" Eis is often used to denote the good sermons, and before closing “ im- intellect was unclouded, but the tage, will greatly assist you; and your
The brethren of Washington and
jtrexs ” “ the leading thought ” so much shock - to his powerful frame and sensibility will become the noblest
. Yamhill counties vyill be glad to liear purpose of actions. In this case the
that all the good effect produced is poesibly poison from the tiger's teeth gift that nature has bestowed on you
that Eld. Charles Wright is laboring conception is that the act or acts move
completely
destroyed. They often or claws wire too much. He sent a when it shows itself in affectionate as
zealously in the Lord in Columbia towards a certain result in which they
“ And now by last greeting to his Colonel in reply to siduity, and stamps on every action a
county, W. T., and his labors seem to terminate or are intended to terminate '^ondude by saying,
way
of
recapitulation,
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etc. Then the a letter that had just come in from soft, kind and tendercEaracter, instead
be greatly blessed as a shepherd of And as this movement is purposed
yawning
listeners
stretch
yp and feel Nusseerabad, moved his pain-stricken of wasting itself in secret repinings.”
the flock. ' Last Lord’s day I preached and willed by the actor, whether the
for
their
watches,
and
pray
for the frame a little as he turned his weary —Selecteil.
for him at his regular appointment on end in view is actually reached or not
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end
to
come.
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Just
one
word
more head, and died.— Delhi Gazette.
Whetstone, where we had four eis expresses the purpose of actions, or
M
hile
we
are poking fun at the
and I am don^,” is known to be at
accessions, one by confession, viz.: the the motive by which men arc moved
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Russians
and
Turks about the jaw
least twenty minutes in Advance of the
Sleeping Position.
wife of our old friend, William Heater. to act, or from which they are urged
breaking
names
that comes to ns from
Amen.
The rest had previously belonged to or exhorted by others.”
the
seat
of
war,
it
may not l>e amiss *
The preacher occasionally scolds his
The food passes from the stomach
Some of his brethren have charged
the body.
to
remember
that
we have some
Since coming here we have organ him with " Campbellism.” "Hence he audience for becoming restless, and at the right side, hence its passage is
taking no special interest in his life facilitated by going to sleep on the prominent snags in onr own river of
ized One church, and will shortly, the says:
language which it is dangerous to en
“ And as tot'ampbellism^hat scep less harangue. He even accuses them right side. Water and other fluids
Lord willing, organize another in the
counter.
The following from Har
town of Waitsburg. The one at tre which haunts ninny good men and of having little, or no love for Christ flow equally on a level, and it requires
pers
Monthly
will serve as an Titos*5
Bundy Hollow, lately organized, con terrifies them into a good deal of bad and His cause. Here is manifestly no less power to propel them on a level tration :
sisted of 18 members, and will shortly, interpretation, shall we gain anything discretion whatever. A man con than upwards. The heart propels the I
The Androscoggin lakes, as com
we think, run up to 30 unless our by maintaining a false translation and never accomplish any good by scolding blood to every part of the body at
monly
reckoned, qrc six in number-,,
alloM’ing the Camphellites to lie cham an audience. But on the contrary, hq each successive beat, and it is easy to
prospects utterly fail us.
though
the character of the connecting
C'.~ I will finish tliis hasty letter by pions of tlx- tijie. with the world’s can, and will thus cause his pews to see that if the body is in a horizontal
waters
is
such in two instances that
position the blood will be sent to the
. referring to our Indian troubles. Last scholarship on their side; as against become empty.
the
number
is sometimes reduced'®*
As the extract states above, “ A various parts of the system with
night’s despatch ^brings the painful us ? Whoever carries the weight of
four.
Thus
CAflniptic
and Mooseluc-
news of a total defeat of the soldiers our controversy with the Camphellites sermon which has held the people’s greater ease with less exj>enditt|ro of
maguntic
are
joined
by
so broad a
under Howard, with a loss of 90 men. upon the cis will breed- through— attention closely for half or three power and more perfectly than could
strait
as
really
to
form
one
body of
What damage they did the Indiana I there is no footing for the evolutions quarters of an hour, may be utterly be done if one portion of the body
water, though the configuration ofthu
have not learned.
People have of the theological skater." Shall we spoiled by protracting it tFh minutes.” were elevated above a horizontal line.
shores justifies the division which has I
On
the
other
hand,
if
one*
portion
of
greatly undemoted the ability of never learn that Truth has nothing to When a preacher makes all his points
been adopted ir\ the nomenclature.
Joseph and they have underestimated fear from a true interpretation of any clear he ought to have discretion* the body is too low, tho blood does
The
same is true of Mollychunkemunk
the task of putting down this uprising part of Gods word, and nothing to enough to quit at once, whether he has not return as readily as it is carried
and
Welokennebacook, which arc
of the Indians. Unless those Indians gain by a false one ? The truth will been preaching thirty minutes or one thither. Hence there i^an accumula
sometimes
spoken of together as the
are sorely punished for their acts the suffer nothing by giving to cis ifcS true hour. When an argument is once tion and distension, and pain soon
Richardson
lake or lakes.
country north of Snake river is sub signification. When the Campliellites made plain, and is comprehended, all follows. If d* person goes to sleep
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stantially ruined for years to come, as translate in order to in Acts* ii. 38, additional illustrations are a positive with the head but a little lower than
Envy shootetli? at others and
thousands of homes have been aban- they translate correctly, Is a transla- injury to the sen non and the cause in the body,.he will either soon w»ke up woundeth herself.
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