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- M K M P H I S . TBNN., 8.4TUKl)AY, S E P T E M B E R 2 0 . 1873.
New S e r i e a ^ T o h V I L , No. 3 .
sev«mh month t o l i i e eJeventa of tuesiinie.T
16S9. l o a d e r o f . o m e t b t n g s i a a i m . ^
Stikpeasloa uf Dnloa University.
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fiuence will b e ' q u i e t l y but effectively the Macedonia Church, near Morristosm,
1. The cad and 5"ew Testaments were writChristian, they will be positively irreligioos one of old Father Tsylor'a charfes. He was
by men diTinely inspired, and oonUin WHO ABE TILE P K l j a r r i T E B A i r r i S T S « a . e m e a t s in regard to the r e c n t snspen in their tendencies. For the higher educa- p r « e n t only two day,, being unwell, and
thfsp congrefatiocs, fhive tnougbt meet, tor ftsen
T H E HISStOXAKT OK ASTIof thid insUtution. The material facts tion provision must be made in leell endowed
Uie fnU*nd final revelation of G o d ' s w i l l t o
had to relnrn tome. Br^ CAmriehiel was
I be tatislaction of all other ^'liriutians th>»t are briefly these At «he close of the first
XLSSIOK ART ?
To seek throagh " spirita" to pry into
denomim^iomt colleges, whose coarse of' with me three d a y i Tap good Lard sor^y
differ from us in the point ot" baputini, to wet-k ot the session, the number in attend
Xo.
21.
the unrerealed things is in the sight of God
study is based on recognition of the divine was in the place. Thirty i rofessed faith ia
as the sin of rebellion and witchcnXt. The KSULISH iUniiTS—riRaX CESERAl. .l<SOCI.\TIOS recoajmend to their perusal tLt coulewsitin auc6 was so small—the tuition fees of those authority of the Bible, and whose instmctors Christ, twenty-four j o i t e d by eiperieiMw,
of our faiib, which vre own a& coutaininj: preyeiit being. insufficient for pay:Dg the are the moat gifted and inflaenUal Christian
—ASS'O DOXtlH 10S9.
New Testament is the perfect n d e of ftith
th« doctrine of our faitii and praeuce, and salary of even one officer—and there was eo men to be found. Other denominations in and twenty we.-e baptu.-d. May G j d still
lad practice for Christiana.
t the cljse of laH number we were conTao= G T U H E T
do deeire that the meaibcrb ot our cburcues little piosptct of any material increase, this and other States, and our own else- be with his people.
i TUB. Hi. IS- 2 Pet. «UL 16. LaJt* zziT.it.
sidering the invitation of some of the
Morristown,
Sept
i:,
IST.;
i;kaziT.26. I».»ui.2a.
.
„ n
fT
o
'estdc-ively furniih iLetaselves
there- that nothing seemed to the Faculty to re- where, are already moving with reference
leading Baptist mmisters of London to the
Tha Godbead.
fua.n to them but to tender their resigna- to this vitally important matter. Now is
p«AR Bao. Giute3;_3io. Mitchell, oiir
churches of England and Wales, to
Tm=
r
r r. .u i. u
1 There ia only one God, self-exiatent, in- _Baptist
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,
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IS tne Confession o.'^ Faith which wa.s tions to the Board of Trustees, and, painful the time for us ta more to secure an insti- missionary, has had itierestliig meeungs at
S^iie in every natural and moral excellence. meet in general assembly wuh tne elders adopted by the- Faiiadeiph^ .V'sociaiion in
It was, to insist that they should At once taiion of the very highest grade within the Zion, near this p k c - at StitJ&lIae.on tha
and brethren of the chcrcheR of London
He has revealed himself as the Father, and
17-12 acd jsconitaonly kt:.jwn ia the ' J u t u d be iflieved from further service. To this limiu of this State, a a d unless we move
Mobile ac-i Ohia rillrcai, at.d at Eavoj
The invitation was sent cut in the form of a
the Son (or the 'Word), and the Holy Gfhost,
Slates aa tlie i'aiiadelpUia Coutesaion of ttie Trustees felt themselves obliged to con- prompUy others wil^get so far the start of
circular letter.
LaEatre, on the cDist
A: till'fi.-st nTns
Faitb, end which w-is adopted i v a f-i-at
ihe ssme in respect to Divine essence, what" T h i s letter," ssys Ivimey, "was attended DumotT of A^cociaticuj in iijis couatry sent, and after long and careful delibera- us that we can never overtake them.
were baptized, one rcn^Ivod by letter a'a'i
gTsr i4istincdon there may be in some r e i >e cts
TAc D.zpLisU of ikis SiaU are abundantly able one restored at s c c s a i there were thirteen
with considerable effect. The minister?, or Tais documfnt iia-s aJtrajs bc^^u regarded as Uun I hey adopted a re'olution to suspend
ItzlT.!U H. J«r. X. 10. Xz. m. U. Dsnt. rt.
XTX.L 4. P«- Z Z I T L S. Jalia L 1, tS. Boei. Iz. 6. 1 mefsengeis ' o f more than a hundred contaiiiiig what au» cjtucaonlj kcuwn aji ttiaporarily the exercises of the institution. to prcrjiJe for cm such imtUutioriy ASD iMR s r r additions, tv7o of whoia Wexe by bapusm,
rja.Ui.lS. E.T.i.S. Jcifca ZJT. » ; ZT. 85. AcU T. S,'chorches assembled at the tfrne proposed."
OXK Will they do it 7 and do it at once 7
THE CAC3ES
and at the list four were bapUied, all do;
the doctriaes of Caivinii-ra. J'iiey are emL lC*r.iU.M: sii-iu Hatt. zzTiii. 18.
CHARLES H X S L X .
(September 3,1689 ) "Themeetings, which bodied in language unniiatakabie
of
this
Biate
of
things
will
be
naturally
ing the last three weeks.
M. G. H
This
Tka VbU.
Marfreesboro, S?pt 10, 1S7;5.
were continued for eight or nine dajs, were then is a fact: that the great body of Amcr a.-ked for I am not sure that I can give
Mobile,
Sept.
12,
I37o
1 Man iras created holy; bat, hy wilful peculiarly solemn and interesting and the
daobedieccfi, fell from that state; became business transacted was of real importance icin Baptists not only descended, in a tbera all, bat certainly among the more
B e r i r a l 5ews.
Baptism of the Hon. Joha W. HarrL*.
corally deSIed, and h c ^ t all hia children to the welfare a n d prosperity of the direct line, from the £ogLu>h and Welsh p-oniinent are the following:
ED.
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a
t
h
e
first
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b
b
a
t
h
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a
,This
distingaished barrister aad jirisi, of
1. The prevalence of cholera in Uiddle
la his likeness; hence, by nature, there is in Gonrches. The greatest order and ananim- rarticuJar B.ipiistE>, but they aUo adopted
August we commenced a meeting with the SomervUle, T e n n , was baptiisd (by Eld
Tennessee
during
the
summer—though
not
the
same
Confession
ot
Faiib,
which
fact
asEO hollne^; bat we are all inclined t s
ity were preserved, as they all appear to identities them a.' the true tuicofsora or 1 rase has occarred here for some weeks
church at Walnut Grove, Gibson county, Gso. W. Young) iato t i e fellowship of t i e
•ril; and, all are children of vrath^ justly
have been animated and governrd by the ! those I'ri
Tenn., which resulted in six additions to Covington Church, oa the fifth of this
Ipd
many
to
fear
to
come
to
Murfreesboro.
rimitiva
Eiptist?.
Lrt
this
fact
be
expend to death, and othermiseries, tempoapostolic injunction—' Let us therefore fol fnoi^j.j
the church by baptism, ooe a lady who had month, being CO years o l d ^ a v i c g been a
s.-jiutt(f»ii,-ved
that
the
disease
had
n
o
t
vet
ral, epiritcal and etemaL
low
after
the
thing,
that
mate
for
peace;
|
^
^
^
been
a Methodist for many years, and one member of the Kethodlst Church for a
di-apppired;
others
feared
that
though
5»a. L sr, M; U. W, 17; UI. 1, «. Ecclts. ril. 29.
^ii-.ti-.. n 1
i: acn ol their now)r->p-:> would reappear. They there. gentleman from the Campbellitea, who number of years. J adge Karris h « B!wny.s
^aa. T. IS. »pt K. 5. fcek. XT«L 19. 20. BOB. TU. and the thing. tvhere«rh or^e may . .iif, |
'3. J«r. zrJ. ID. 1 Joha L.S. Ecai. Ti. 35.
boldly confessed that he was convinced of been one of the most exemplary of n e n ; of
another. '
•
•'LbufiacasconsiD
t d, in L-roposinc a c d answer- I 'nr.-' rr.Mri;' arrangements to go elsewhere,
B&l-raUon.
his delusion.
true moral worth aad ictecrity; S d h t n r
TUS KARRATIRR OV THE rRO<-KlIil\> - t r^ „
.
for th» fa'.! sMsiitn at least
i The only way of deliverance from this
,
,
. in^ q ierifcs. .-sotae very imuortant loints
In this meeting we were assisted by refreshicg it is that :a hia la^t year?, before
2 11 many portions of the State a most
lUie of guiir and condemnation, is throagh
f k e y began the transactiao of b-a.in.-s ' f^^^ ami p r . c t ce were delenaed m this s'xirjordinary interest ha.? been awakened Elders J . P. Weaver and G. S. Williams, he goes hence, t s bear testimony to !»:•?
- ,,t t a ' e - 'j
That the iradt-i in;iy knov oomeihiug
Ticarioas suffering of Christ, the IHvine Son with a somewhftt Is-ngibv prelimirj.-iry
with both of whom we were associated as truth as it is in Jej'j». I make soitie qaoUio'.'o-TS: ^f the soua.]i;«=s ut.d con»i--;cncy
conii.-tcncv of
of that in public school?, so m u c i so that instrucas fol'
3f God. who TDuraculoasly took npon him ment, the substancf of which :•> as
studenU
in Union University, of which Bro. tions from his lettws to E'd. Young upos
ii.->n
in
n
'
l
c
y
cf
the
hfghest
academic
;im'::v.- l.ody, -T.^ ?.-.;: > -,-< a ^ -.v r-P-c •
Whereas, we, the pa-,tors and f 1 lera of the !
p.,
KT flesh, and whom God hath set forth to
stud
h?."t been provided for in a large Weaver is a graduate, a a d one of the most the subject
peveral Baptist c^vrcbe?;n an'!.iboa'T.iTi'lon. m
be a propitiation throagh faith in his blood;
" I with I could have been in CovingJoa
? taition in these schools popular and eCicie2.t preachers in Middle
o'.
iicb * nuniber of them.
saving ^ so loved the world that h e gave his did meet toj^ther ta ron?:df»r th^ stnfo of , ' i;. t:ii\ — What, is trie du
Tennessee. You will be ryoiced to know when yoa were there, so I co-.Ud have leen
ii
jratuitoui
or
at
vaailt
reduce.i
rates,
and
the
baptiz-d
cbnrrhes
acocng
snd
after
n
raetnbers
when
they
are
disposed
tr.
mtiry
» l y begotten Son, that whosoever believeth
thpy are npar the homes of the people, aad that he intends to locate in West Tennessee. immersed by you. I am now oW and in
a him shonLl not perish, bnt have everlast. long persecution, tuidirj; the churches ger.er vv.ih re^ipeci to ibeir cbo:c\»?
At China Grove, in Gibson county, we feeble heabh, t e d desire this to be done,
ally under great d f c i r ^ :n t t e p o vcprr/
—To observe the
rule micy of them ara taught by graduates of
k j life."
began
a meeting on the third Sabbath In which has been too long neglected. That
I
T.rrioa<i
colleges,
who
propose
to
teach
far
nes>«,
etc.,
and
fearing
tha;
the
s:ime
dfciy-!
;AK>i.li. Lokt L as.So. Afti IT. 12. Bom. Ul. SC.
to marry i.n!y in the iord. (I Cor ^ .1
'
August
The results were nine additicns to this is the true c s d only a u t h o r : ; ^ c o d e
• John OLla.
miffbt be amon;: ti?e church.-'s o>" the
• 1 - — W ^ a t i j to b -lone w-iih tto.-ei*'"'^?
inathemntics. the classics, etc.,
•ma Klactlan.
the
church
by baptism and four by letter, of baptism, I have never h a i a doubt, and
msRv
o»inclutle-i
to
make
the
experiment
of
1 i J l who truly believe and obey the f-iith and pro'ess'oB t!»ro'.igbo jt Kn5I.^rl ! ;<<"r4ons iM'it vri!! imt c'121111.n>cat^ ; ' L e
total thirteen. £.-ethrea W. H. McGowan now desire its adailnistralics.^'
in"(r«ction
in
them.
and
Wales,
and
from
a
doe
secsf*
of
thf»-.>
j-j V
1 .
J
1 r 1
r. u-cp>-!sry .-.fpenseH of the church whs-r.ot
gospel were- chaeea in.Christ "before the
things did, by a letter, dited Jalv
liiSO ,,.
,
1
Again ; " While I have net said a word to
Theuns!?iit!yconliticn of the building and II. A. Colecan assisted as in this meet*
. =
,1 .
r ' J
•
• ! ttev are m»-mter3, act'or'trne loisc r i^udi
fisaadafen of tha world" by him who sees
ing.both of whom prSiched Jesas slTictively. my dear daughter, by way cf adrlce as to
write to all the aforesaid churches fn Eu IV
in
many
respects
deterred
some
from
rethe end from the begiffhing; and in consegland and Wales, to send messengers to a
NSWrp. — Rcscl'j';!, That upon clear rroot taining For the building, though much We cont nued the meeting ten days, and it what she should do, I wouldnot be surprised
Tsance, not of their awn,merit, but of God'n
general meeting in London, the th-rd of ihe pt-isoniso otfi-ndinp, as aforesaid, shoaid improved Binca rescued from its woful con was in a very prosperotts condition when if she, too, is not baptized, as I have heard
own purpose and grace, they are regenerated
the seventh month, If-'^O, and being met be duly admoaishtd: and if no re'orma i.ia dition at the close of I'ae war, was far from we had to close it to go lo Middle Tennes- she will ccconpany her fitber, a a d IdUsw
fey the Holy Spirit, without whose influence
see to assist Bro. Weaver to hold a meeting the example of car Savior, of bejng buried
together, the first day we spent in humbling ^^^
the ct^arch ought to withdraw tH-in!; what would be diMired by young m e n
stma would, ever be influenced to repeat
at Rutland Church, in Wilson county, in baptism."
ourselves before the Lord, andseokingof him | /
'
them. (Epb v. V ilatt x r 7 -!J; of refinement and culture.
iBdbdieve.
Bro. Young descrllea the cccaolsn as o a e
4 By soEi-—.^nd they are not Baptists— where six who prof«3sed to be saved were
•jk. I. 4. Ii. zlTt 10. Jofca m. «. 8: f. M.W. 1. a right way, to direct into the best nseans ' I' John iii. 17 ) '
added to the church by baptism.
and
m
ethod
to
repair
our
breaches,
and
!
of soleinnity and joy. B r a Karris enjoyed
JK.Lt JttiMt.U JotozTLa. Eilh.u. 10.
"<
—Whether bfllpvpra -rere net ac it has been ..ffirmed in our midst that sec« c o v e r ourselves mto our former ^order,!,^^,^ ^^.^^^^;,^^
While in Middle Tennessee 1 was very his baptism much. Oh thai ail who lore
T1>a F r u a r r m t l a a o r Saints.
tarian influfRce was u-ed lo induce some
j ^^^^
^, ^
S. Nothing can separate true b^-lievers beauty and glor,, m prosecution thereof,: ^^^
youDg men living in this place to go to dc- much impressed by a remark made by one Jesus, his word, hia ordinances, would go
.'fom the love of S o d ; but they will be « kept en the fourth day of the same month, we.
Somo sf the moat pious and intelligent BaptisU in and do likewise. Then would the k i i g
".\xswER—That the reconciliation. jv.st'S. notaiDational colleges eUowhere.
by the power of God through faith unto the elders, ministering brethren and messenthe State.
He truthfully said that h e doms o' this world become tho kingdom of
cireumstances
make
this
ptobable.
cxtion, aad adontion of believers are infalli
salvation," tha sure and final nroof of their gers of the churches in London, anotohose
hieard
very
li'.tle
from our West Tennessee our Lord and his C-nrist Father, hasten it
5 Some of our own students who had adbang true believers consisting in the con- of the several churches from the different biy secured by the gracious purpose of f.-od, vanced considerably in their course, sJesired churches through THE Baprtsr ; we offered in thine own good tima
Jos H. Boamc.
Uasance of their attachment and obedienca p v u of England and Wales, hereafter men and merit of Jesus Christ. Vet ncco can
some apologies by saying at present we had
Durhamvill^
Tenn..
Sept
11, ISTJ.
that
the
last
y
ears
of
their
collegelifo
shoald
bo said to be actually reconciled, JusiiCed
ts Christ t m the dose of m
tioned, being again come together, dfd con- or adopted, until ihey are really insplar.ted bo spent where th^y coald have t-ie advan- no editor especially for our department,
I Pit. I. T. John
JT, 23; TJH. St. CoL I. H. fflWest Teanc»9eeBIal$teriaI lastitate.
clude upon the following preliminaries, and into Jesus Christ by faith, and so by virtu> tages connected WI h the best appliances for and that pastors were somewhat negligent,
Sa.nLI4. lUtt.zziT.UL lJaIiaU.13.
but
assured
him
that
TUE
BAmsr
is
our
lay
them
down
as
the
foundation
of
this,
illuBtr.Aiiua
of
thei.»
studies—as
chemical,
The
Committee, at i u recent moellng.
Tka Chnrcb.
of this their union with him have these lunselected the foUowiiig subjects and lectorera
T. A Churdx of Christ is an organized our assembly, and rules of cur proceedings; damental benefits conveyed to th<»m And philosophical and astronomical apparatus, organ for West Tennessee.
A. J . F a t c s t t .
for the initial course of what i s ' d e s i p i ^ to
wnriation of persons renewed by the Holv wherein all the mepsengers of the churches EO tti^, we conceive, ii fully ev:deaci*d, and botasical mineralogioal and geolonical
Humbold^
Sept
10,
1S73.
aforesaid,
in
city
and
country,
as
well
for
the
Liu^eaaii—of
which
this
inntitulioa
has
as
beapopular series ofiecturei upon Theolo^j^,
^irit, baptized upon a confession of onion
because the Scripture attributes sU . these
Ecclesiastical Illstory and Church Polity, for
with ( S i ^ and covenanting to witness the satisfaction of every particular church, M alio j benfSts to faith, as the instrumental ca-jse >ei bus a tnpager supply.
Eo. B A P T I S T :—Norri3 Creek Church la the benefit of the ministers of Wait Ten.
Miiiht^ keep the commandments of theii* to prevent all mistakes, miiapprehensiona of them (Ram iii 25, v. 1, II ; G.»!. ui. 26.
These, without mentioning other cau.^es
Lincoln, Tenn., has been ia a very low state nessee and elsewhere, who have not had
S t r i a e H ^ Tc his church
rion*Christ-m and inconveniences that might arise in (Ivimey's l l l s t English Bap. vol.
wh-cii may have opyrated, are eafliciecl to
for
several years past It is within two and the advantage of theoIogcaliastrocUan, and
IPtime
to
come
concerning
this
genera!
as.«emMamitted tlte prcfervation of "his joepel in
47-i-40o )
accujuni, in great measure at least, for. the
one
half miles of Fayetteville, the county for the mora thorough Indoctrinasion ot oar
do solemnly and unanimously declare
ia purity, )sad the promulgation of it to all b!y,
1 .cKu .
J- 1 .
•>
' Considering the times and circamstacc??, farts which have been detailed.
site
Some lea or fifteen members live in membership. The brethren sdeoted frill
by ministers bearing; its com "fission.
1. " T h a t we disclaim all manner of supe- i ti^p q eneral -V^^ociaiion of Baptists that met
WHAT 13 TO COME O F t r
and
near
the town. They are, at:d fcr some lay the coaventioa a a d the denocuaatioa of
T?»tiT. isUILtl: Ttn.li, Xpti.i.2Z.
riority and stiperintendency over the
in London in September, 16S9. with messen CO one can, perhaps, certainly predict. time pa?t have been aasious to hare a
Ordlnuacea.
churches, and that wo have no authority or
Tner'» is eurtiy no need that the suspen&ion church in the place. But two churches West Tennessee nadef peculiar obligatioos
& The ordinances of « Christian church power to prescribe orimpose anything upon gpra from more than oni^ hnndred coc^eshould bo pprtnanent
The endowment could not be kept up eo near together. if they will consent to deliver before t h e
i w Btptlam and the Lord's Sapper. Baptism the faith or practice of any of the churches gations, or churches, wai the most wondt-r
auents
are
still
in
the
field,
and if they meet Realizing the iciportaace of occupying the Institute a written lecture upon tha s a b j ^
lis the imaeraiott of professed believera in of Christ. Oar whole intendment is to be ful meeting among Brtptis's of whioS wc
wnh sucU euoouraj-'ement as the importance town as a belter canter cf inflaence, the designated. The design is to pcblkh these
Clmst, not in
to tiie resiiamon of sinn. helpers togeth, r of one another, by w«iy of have ever read, since the apostolic age.
of the case demands, arrangements can ere church in the country reaolved to move its lectures in a voluine or a aeriea of volames.
bat todeclarethi^ death to and freedom from counsel and advice, in the right linderstand Wonderful to think of the almost universal
lonn ba made for re-opening the institution organization to Fayetteville, provided their The design i n originating Urn Inatitateis to
and is a prweqpmte to the preaching ing of that perfect rule which our Lord response of tho churahes throughout tho
under tar moro favorable auspices than have house—a good brick b a i i J ; r . j — b « get u ? a series of lectures that shall not only
of the gospel, c h a r ^ mooaberahip and ooa- Jesus, the Bishop of our souli, haiii alreadv couAiy to the invitation of tho London
existed since the war. Other institutions sold. The Mstho-iist circuit ridsr said that be profitable to those who may see fit to
a s n i a n at the Lord's table. These ordi- pre cribed, and given to his churches in hia caurches to meet in a general afsembly.
have been forced, by the stress of circum he had two societies, both of them destitute attend upon them, but that shall be worthy
sanres belong to tha chnrch, rad should word, and therefore do severally f.nd jointly Scarcely a church in England or Wales that
stances, to suspend, and il was only then of housts, aad which could easily unite of being published in a series of volumes for
did not tespond and send messengers to
only be administered by her oSk^js to those agree,
that their true value wa^ appreciated by there, and he felt eare that the Methodists the benefit of the rising ministry of the
t ai. meeting—wonderful for the barmony
tit deems qoaliSed to receive t h u a .
2. '-That in those things wherein one
those who called themselves friends, so as to of the district would buy the house. Under West and the reading portion of e a r vast
that prevailed, tor its deliberative ipint,
Participation in the Lord's sopper shoald
church differs from another in their prisci
lead them to provide adequately against a this impression he invited tho church to membership.
and for the plans that it matured for tho
!m confined to the membership of each local
jdes or practices, in point of communion,
recurrence of such a disaster. So il should send a committee to the Qaarterly ConferBTBJSCra ATD L E C M T E U .
furtherance of the kingdom of Christ
ahardt, or to those members of other
that we cannot, ahall not, impose upon any
be m this case; for if any people in the ence, this being the only body authorized
1. The Inspiration of the Scriptarca—^EIA
ttxnrches speciScally mvited by it—their faith
In 1691 the cborohes of England and
particalar church therein, b a t leave e7ery
world need a first class college, it is the to purchase property. The Conference de- S. Landnim, D. D., Memphis, Tenn.
« d walk being avouched a« correct
church to their own liberty to walk together Wales, for the advantage of many, formed Baptists of Tennessee. And in referenoa to clined to purchwe without stating the rea2. The Trinity-Prof. 8 Baker, D. D.,
twelve District AsEOoations, but still they their future interests, they shotdd not be
The sopper, oo more than baptism, may as they have received from the Lord.
Rossellville,
Ky.
son.
kepi
up
the
general
meeting,
which
was
w administered b y m i n i s t m t s those whom
blind to the lessons involved in the recent
3. ".That if any particular offense doth
3.
The
Person
oi Christ—JEId. T. G. J o n e ^
they deem qualified.
held in 1692 in London, continuing twenty- history oi Union University.
At our monthly meeting in /Vagast there
D D.,Kashville, Tenn.
v t t . m. S. H ; ZXTOL 19. aS; xxri. !«, 3». 1 Cky. arise betwixt one chnrch and another, or one daya This year it was thoaght better
was
a
great
mMiifestatiaa
of
Ifeeiing;
both
«»».«|1I. ActiTlitia,8T. * a » - » i . l . l i CoLU. 13. betwixt one partionlu' person and another,
WHAT ir TEACHES.
4 The Miracles of Christ-Eld. Grifiin,
the church acd t h e world were deeply
A;stali.S7.4&
m offcrnse shall be admitted to be debated to divide t h e one geneial meeting into two
Cue important lesson is that in thia age wronghi npoo, and wa determined to pro- D. D., Milan, Tenn.
—one
f
o
r
the
West,
and
one
for
t
h
e
East
THa I.ord'a Da^.
among us till the rale Christ hath given, in
5. The Atonement—Eld. C. Manly, D. D.,
The first day of t h e week is be obeerved this matter, be firat. answered, and t h e con- The one in the West was to hold its sessionM of the world, it is impoiisibla to have a real tract the meeting. I t lasted 15 days and
college unless it ia provided, with., a iona fide was one of the most preeiou< and peculiar President Union University, Murfreeeboro,
I the Lord's day, or Christiaa Sabbatb.
in
Bristol,
and
the
one
in
the
E^st
a
t
Lon
sent of tothr parties had, o r ' sufficiently
Mazz.lt.a.tCor.zTi.l.a. 4etazz.T. B*t. .10.
don. I n one rale they declared^ " t h a t endowment, which will cbriate some of the revival meetings I ever attended.. Tha Tenn.
endeavored.
~
6. The Ministry of the Spirit—Eld G. A.
BaramctlOB
aisbtaon*.
causes and make it independent of others
4 " That whatever B determined by as fai thooe asaeiBblies are not to be accoanUble «rhich led to auspansion in. thia case. A ctnirch was mach revived. Eleven persona Lofton, Memphis, Tean.
M. There will be a-resurrection o f , t h e
ware added by exparieac:), ten were bap.
to
one
another
any
more
than
churches
dead
to
Qie advent of Christ, any case," thall not be ".Kotfiag on any one
college Lowa-days m^ans Lbraxies, muaeums, tiaed and one left uatil next meeting.
: The West Teaaessee Coaveatioa meeta
^ ^ ^ with the Lfvinjf wunta, wiM be changed church till t h e oonsiiat of that charch be are." (Crosby, vol iiL, p 265 )
with the Baptist Charch a t BrownsviUa,
Apparatuses,
comfortably
furnished
build'Si
A . V A S HOOSS.
We have now reached t h a t period in thf
noment, and caught up to meet the fiwt had, and they conclnde the r i m a
Teaa.,
on Friday before the second Sabbath in
ings
and
beautifully
adorned
^grounds,
cx
W M m the idBP, to i4>pcar with him a t hia
history of the Eaglish BaptisU for which we
Mulberry, Lincoln Co,, T e n n , S e p t 0.
Xovembar next, and the lastitate wiil meet
If and j a d g n e n t and punishment of among tbems^vea.
« faithful and competent instructors;
started. A period when i t can be said
5. " T h a t afi t h i o n we ofifeir by way.of
S ^ p e a e c u t i n g nadona. ^
DsAaBirrtsT:—I have lately closed two for osgaaization on the Thursday night
without controversy, that the Baptists had and, to secure these, vwney ia needed—onrf
tf. 13. 18. leeh. xir. fc 1 eoaosel and advisr Be pibved out of the
not
a
Ixa'e
of
it
Bondt
and
noUt,
hotoever
large
meetings,
one with t h » BuSalo Chnrch, before, when the first l e ^ r e will be detirI Ow. ZT. 61, 53.
gained, After a long atraggle, a permanent
word 'of God,' and t h e - S ^ p t o n i annexed.
Tka M i n ^ . . ,
in
cmbunt,
if
for
ar^
rewn
uneolUsuiU,
doom
assisted
by
Brelh. Carmichiel and Carter. ered. Every Baptist.minister in West Teofoothold in t h e kingdom. And, further, we
6 •• That t h e brevuteir oF fhia meeting be
inevii^U J)aring the meeting four were adacd to the aessoe is most earnestly invited and arged
have found t h e . people in England I rom any mttitution, for any purpose, to
traiiaeribed,^aiid cent to e r e i r parUcnlar
charch, one of the numoer from t h e to be presMit and aid ia- the organiaatioB.
whom our AmeiicaD Baptists descended— and dUastrout failvtre.
I W h a p e o p ^ t a l » t o l u m « a f «H dSmt^on chortrfi w i ^ a l « t e r . » ^ t . t
Another
lesfon
that
should
be
learned
is
tfethodiat&, U p w th^ lul^dsy of the aieet- a a d avail himself of the adraotaces of Uie
the FarUealar Baptiata. The firat A s m i a
th® throne of h i .
7. '*That t h e m e m o g e r a t h a t w m e - t o
J. B GBAVU, '
that
if
the
BaptisU
of
Tennessee
wish
a
iag
I preaobMl up->n the orgaaizAiion ol lasUtute.
UOB on the American continent adopted
D a ^ m % u ^ e m . . King a n d
this meetitff be reeommeBde<i l>y a letter
M
A T . HRUSAIAS,
college to themselves alone, under God Chriat'a Caarch, showing it was ot dtvine
COBX
W. P BOSD.
i far oca thnwand years.
, , f ^ m t h e ehareh to which they b ^ n g , u d the old London Confession pf Faith, the must they look for it, O'.her people are not origin a n d not baiaaa; set a p in the days
same that was recommended by the'General
C.
C
CovKia,
that Qone b e p e m ^ t t e d to Apeak in this
Association of Particular Baptists that first going to build it for them, or even help of 1 Christ a),J>Aniel said (21 chapter, 44ih
assttmbly. anleaa
g a e r a l eonrcnt"
them to do 80, except in so far as they veise},and of a people madd re-idy oy J o a n
met in London in 1639.
MAKOLAT^—What Rome teaches may be
Kext comw their prooeedioga relative to
• f t . zxr. u .
^ ^
thereby promote their own pecuniary in- (Lake L 16 to 17, 7(1.to 7S}, and organiaed si^n from the foUowiog
Oar
only
remaining
dnty,
so
far
aa
thi^
Iffoin %
V »a IlMYcia
Salats.
wiaing fanda to propagate the gospel; b a t
by Christ (J^wk ilL 13, 14), and not a con- work entitled, " T h e Glcriei of Mary,"
English BaptisU are ooncemed, ta to abot* terest
lrt
Pori- we will omit this for the preeent, and notice t h a t those of them who were the fathers ot
In conclasioo, I take this occasion to say tinaation of the Jewish Oaaroii (Qtl. L 13, whieh is heartily comaceaded by the late
fc
P"®
heavens and new it in the next number, when that sabject
that
t h e history of recent educational U ; M a t t xviL)r _ I l e i e Cu-:st cidU t!^e a a d preseat Archbishop oi' Wattmiaster:
American Baptists were Uisaionary Baptists.
I S^K ^
,«>«fflr^«hioned and pra- will ^ n n d w oonnderaticoL
.novemehts
in this c o a n t i j shows that the Jewish Church t h e world, e t ^ , aa-L on the ''Ta beaven we have but one aivora^ ey and
(To
b«
•eatiaaod.)
t i ^ h e a ^ ^ j , ! ^ for tha'final a t ^
• ^ f o l l o w i a g u the action Caken o n the New Hartford, Ko., 1873.
... ^
will deaoead otn of
R. & Dcs<u3r. inevitable tendener is" to provide f r w day of Penteoest m e m b e r of t h e Jewish that fa'^tfyself tMarjF]; i l e a alone ar.t jndy
IL
lua I
^ l a b e m a d e n h j e t ^ of the £k>nfe«eion of F a i t h :
tuition, ia tha lower and higher britnchra Caaroh joined the Oharoh of Cariii. ISie lovlag ^ •dUdtoOslEi* o e r trelf'^.''—'fsce
•SWej tiie ministers a a d m e o e n g e r s of,
TBX Rrv. A B B A B A I I J^BOBB, the convened .•f l e v n i s g alike.
For t h e one, provWin •charch joining the charch, perfect itesh. I J5S. " A l ^ h o are save i t r e saved
by
V.
tave,
dehvered np his
f ^
and aU i b h ^ wiU and eoneemed f ^ , lipward of one hnndred Rabb!, a n d author of ** IXiad a n d Heart i& Vill be made by t h e S u t e , and it will olti- am told by it-; p u t o r ainoe, th»i^the f e r n m the measB of tbw Divi^s lCothak''>i.B«i
^
congr^ikUona'itt'-Sni^iiBd a a d Religion,*' haaaooepted the position of aaaisi- aiately ba anoh aa will exclude all religions u working well anst has araoaitd the 0 1 ^ 7L ."JMMT SO tovad Ui.» wwld a* to s i r *
drajiDjg ArminiMiiapit J w u ^ met a n t professor of the Hebrew laagoage in the iaitntclion, a a d nnlesa great care is taken maaity to a ^ y e c f o i i a T C s ^ a U o a . o f (tod's h i t ^
b e s o t b p i e a . " ~ P a | B 4«ft-r?5JL
^
I , jpffiMiW. 14 London fro&a'.'tjbe tfaiid of>tbe S o a t h m ^ a p t i s l T l i e o k ^ ^
^tviUw/.^
M o r ± l i t e Other
was bcid wUk (Loii«pa} EenrA Wny 25t^ I S J l ^ '
^ ^
to WTe teachers ia
tewT
whose
1
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•«t siiis f*r t!^^ triMfi. of »a «rttc:e»
^Irnac LJncs to
ta tin Einraitija,
ED. s r o s c R n C B M T T ^ ^ ^
t'atotria! EipatUoir, Haa^ii*. TtenT
[BEST
ffiirsie
8 0 0 K S
: aid fcr 3: jstssar Sciixlal
HOUR
OF . S I N G I N G !
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Boo- ft *i»;r»M. Etleii fcr
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•It-s.-n'mrj- nmr^ ltd •
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iHalTaeia auta MI amsjidia.
HtottMi net M i wlti tt»
h- TUSI Xjaun, > ra.'.K&n .f thrw-piiTt
TiTit -^^WIy J-r e .?iift3ie«u»al eamin*3f>iUet reap^cioB 9r
to tfcit Ht'CB
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*H-T blu u» naik a<«rr
!»il»ra"..t'-fTiay the nraloU tMte of
Uf fiSt
jjr;lu<iil Alsj; SacJu, kboaS
btttttt
i £!>»iit r» sr ijiTTt-Hi U
tii» a» w
BmUi^- d bj Di'.nn * t w » a ba »eat b j
trt, ca p-si^ ^f r«»il prfai.
f n 3 0 3 4Ca,
CHAa,H.])t!3OT*£ia,
n i lsns»iir»i, 5. T.kTOS M. nXACT, C l i l e s n .
' C 0 5 C E I I 0 E l B L O B OSfiASB^
aS^trthS'ttMhiM
laili
TXm
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l EBTO n o p U OtfeMt
.
' aoci. •III!
fRCXG, obZt iti aE>
ElMH. nimaBU^
V. T.. was
a WUKB^rOt
r eMht vnC eu*.
^
m v eaift. 0i|«jw
I OB6AHSiS10O|*«T0P.
v . s t a ^ n B T b . IZZTRRRXAXXA
; JUUJtO^onctfapw Jil
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> C- BT«ntlana, f t u g ^ i c ClaMMt
aad itw HaB* Ctrcie.
"few
M^iisic
B o o k ,
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A
JTAtTnr,
T.
TOwTfE. sa l
J. JI-3TIJIUL1S.
T H E
B E S T .
t CLI-aTSB, ^caLrXBD pariiaM; ila»mt, fmtf^a, «mnc*ipt of fl.2B.
> csa alen recomaasit Ibi bataaiaj
S E W MUSIC,
, Fortfiid, cut ncdst af t ^ a u b
trtat.
r"?*^ Baited
;
Aa»r.
Htm. BaSa Saas
Snkt.
OoiUL 3B
••• .Haake, 7
hu. &Ji< t t e t e .
M c a i c A i . MOWII~K
r A a i p u ^ Vria* SO Casta
IVarataaJIaaliiiMiiralyiM t '
Lib-IB. iaaaaiz.Wtacart(d«
fmapaid. e>r C.
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T H E
S E F T E M B E K
2 0 ,
1 8 7 3 .
%&TiTal Sews.
i o v t l i ^ B a f t i s t P n b l i e a t i o i i t f o e t e i y . Baptiat B w t r M
as to that bting the true mode; also of hand.- -Many came—perbapo h a i r W t t w ^ i)ia.B Bao.'CturKj:—^The.Lord has been
KMBTAXT
honae.sI
noticed
one
lady
bitogini?
kei^
B i P I B f COBOLLABIES.
OFR AGEST.
L o u i s i a n a
D e p R E j ^ ^ t . i g a o r i i ^ of ttd prejodicea to the B ^ t i s t
Mth his : ^ p l e a t " Pilgrim's Rest Church "
children;
one
by
one
she
looked
them
up
We
have
engared
this
eolnmn
tpacf
as
EKJ
1.
One
Lord,
aae Fai^
a m ii BO d n A
tot
e'
Churdi^ One maming ah®;.went early to
for the laat eight days. The ministers and for ns ibis vear. We want to eompUte ^
and
brought.
At
I<i8t
she
a»ld:
"
I
have
Sosfcrf. Tliit we kt pntmt mccft TB« I I M T J C T U o«r
V
6.
n
a
i
an
immersii
cottage, and seat ing heraiaf by the couch
detcoaa' meeting of the " Louisiana Baptist endowment this year. We canaot viei: yoa |{
vk*
beM iMwaed by » daly StaU orgia o« th« foUoKia* eoBdJtUni t f c
brought
all
my
children
but
tw^o—they
are
pewonally,
and
we
offer
yon
Uia
opportoej^
1. A ri»»am»Ut ixrUoo of the i>«|»r ikaO be l a a M of thk lovely, dying woman, Wked for in- not here—bnt I want yoa to pray for ati of ^Association" was to have been h«ld with to enroll your name among the fbnaders of Oj Uiftt one faith in the
BMrofBSedptanlthmrcL ,
structions, for ahe wanted to" talk loag and
to m i f t a t OKT local latorwt*.
them." At ChafBn's school house and. at this chmoh, commencing on Thursday tooieiy, that year okUdren may have a v ^ tliit oM Lord. Bee Boi
X n m s n M S e r i p t n l v i a i M n t a t boH J. Tli»» tha KiatoUr. ud oa«,.».»tM|l« th»'euf fraeI|V':
Jg
"
Williamsport Bra R F. Miles made an before the fifth Sabbath in August. The in ita dir«!tlo» afte* yon are no more. T^ I Cor. xv: 29; 1 P««r
Uto Wfr«MB fol7 ntkerisH ky a Betipbml a»teeil.ti«reft>r^th»t«dop!fld«« onnelw* to ex•re not caUed npoa to five, bat to
" Weil, what ia your trouble ?" she asked
effort to see how much he cenld get prom- meeting was a signal failure, and the church you would in any other joint stock e o n ^
L The Grace of God,
UBdtlMCirenlatlaaef tbsortmatliM mleetmd.
"Ob, thia cloae communion," she SMA
and
community
mdly
disappointed.
Eld.
ised
for
the
support
of
a
minister
for
the
Any
of
you
caa
sell
or
trawfer
your
stockW,
Hope
aad Faith m
g f ^ ,fcrttarmow.ttat tke •bffltj with wilek TMM
We have no«lose communion," waa the
E K Branch, missionary of the Association, child as you can any other stock. It i, ^
t . Sbm BBtUxc ic s u n arideat ibfta tha fkst BArrmbtthmtcbnbMneoBdncted-ltt nneomfromtotwo
places,
and
succeeded
in
sf
curing
the
reply; " it is cloae bapUsm. We acknowledge
when once in mil operatiaa, ^ fastifi«atioa.
promiae of over $1000. They have a mini^- being present, with the writer, who is sup- pected that,
tet W« tnch moT* effKtskliy by exsmpla t k u
iteftMB of •oBwl r>«P>»:
wiU dectare «. d i ^ e n d of twea^i,;
g. Hie Word of God tha|
CoauMd tt to tk* deacaiiutioD •» OM of tfce b«t IlTlag nothing as b ^ t i s m but immersion, and be ter in view, and if they can get a place for plying the church, commenced on Saturday ioeiety
thirty per cent, annually. This yon wiH reoftj
I 9 p n e ^ t ^ e r t f o r a , w tamg m
»pi«pri- •zyooenM of BavtM fUth.—ZmUo^
lieve that no one haa the authority to ad
Bpirit
of God the Agent
B
series
of
meetings,
resulting
in
great
good
annaally,
or
twice
a
year,
U
the
publinatj®,
miniater this ordin*Bce save one who has him to live, will have preachisg twice a
•!• tar y n ^ i a te tha oiEeUl preMking of the
of
the
society,
t
h
f
e
yoa
can
lue,
give
|
^
The
church
waa
greatly
revived,
and
many
MARIA LOCKHART.
been baptiied by a nroperly baptiied per mnnth at each point A church will be
sell, or order sold for yoa by ihe deposit*
-pgpd hy Oeee wboo «< eondder doly bftptixed
4. Each visible Church |
ain. We chum to hold the baptiam aa prac constituted at William*port. Here the were made, by the po». er of God's word, to in and receive interest in cash. The g r u ^
mM •rdaiaadtoUi«KiiusttriaIo&ee,itiseqMl^
CHAPTSB n .
quir-*
tbe
way
of
salvation.
Twenty
nine
will
feature
of
this
society
is,
that
it
in»lc«
congregation
will
be
large,
and
of
more
than
Uced by Christ, and from that time to the
af scriptaraUy inunersed 1
tDg^u^jecl« were buried in br ptifm, two were stockholder a diatributor to the eiteatofij
T wa« a day, by appointment, for adminly tvidtmt ihrnt i t ia impraper for na is laTitn
believers and their ounme
preaent it has been handed down to u», link ordinary intelligenca
dividend.
istering the ordinaaceof baptism. Maria
The cit:ceas generally were delighted resttred, one joiaed by letter, two were raHhiaa taMhan to oeeopy tliesi wbea wa kaow
R E A D THE T E K * S —Whenevtr a sclee^
by link, in an unbroken chain, though I
frt on probation,) associa,]!
had
ncTcr
witnessed
aa
immersion,
aad
with
our meetings. A meeting of days and ceivt-d Irom the Antimissionary Church. paye up in full he will receite ten pere^j
Ikay u * antker baptix*d aor oTdsiaad, aad
confess that there is a time when we lose
resolved to avail herself of thia opportunity s'ght of this chain, when it seems to b« sunk basket dinners waa something new to many, .\monj? the number received were eight from the first day of tbe quarter followinj ^^^ cant to obey and execute |
wpedilly tiaea Ibay elAlm ta ba u d eoBsirue
if he pays lOtb of hlarcb, bis cerU&cate a^ Ohrift, having the same t
to do so. The spot was loTBly—one, it
but none the less attractive. Tht- good in- from Methodist, and nine from Antimissionflk* MrtT^ aa oar part lata a recegaitiaa of t&cir saemed, designed by nature for tho adminis- in a deep, dark, gulf; yet we view from afar fluence of the meetings seemed to be dif- ary families. Oar Ilard^hall brethren in date from the 1st of April), in the pjit afficers, and ordisancee 1
catioBB of tho society; and when the sgdM]
the one end, then as it seems to rise to sight,
• u d ties ocnim their follcwera in tration of this ordinance. It was a calm
this section begin te see the necessity of poes in'o operation he will receive the asBb salem, aad independent 1
after passing through the dark apes, we then fused abroad, and to benefit nearly all.
in its publications, to be tcleciedfc
day in the earlj October, when all nature grasp thia end, and we can but claim that it
•II ai.
The section of country in which this new being hard workers for the Master. Ooe dividends
himself. These he oaa sell if he does not wjc edging no lawgiver in Eio
seemed
quiet
and
at
rest.
A
soft,
hazy
l-ght
young
man
joined
of
Catholic
faith,
whose
i . HoUiag OKI be acra irMnsistent tiaa U
ever existed, and that oar church was never and promising field is located deserves more
to use.
aiitting to no law he hi
G 0 N 8 T I T U T I 0 S .
it tbaae presebera iato onr palpita-irliohoLi OTersprea-l dying leaves, streams, hills and really extinct, though loat to sight. We than a passisg notice. It is twelve miles wife is a strong Catholic, and as a great
aom i:
1 Cor. l : 2 j
vales; these half green, half golden-hutd
many of that class believing that her husNAVE.
tauk doctriaea oa aecooat cf which we leiveg were gently moved by the evening deem no baptism valid unless administered from east to west, and about twenty fivt- band would be lost if united to the " BapAcisU:
41.
42.
Aar.
1.
The
name
of
this
Society
shall
be
from north to south. Oa the east is the
" B O U T B K U BATTIST PuswcATios BOCIKTI.*"
V M U axoln^boti fron cur palpi U aad ebarehei btecsa to stoop and kiss the smooth flowing by one of us; hence, close baptism. We
tist
Cnurch,"
bccame
almost
frantic,
and
5. Tbe "Lord's Sapper
invite none, save those who have been thtis Mississippi river; on the north C d river
OKTKCr.
aay
of oar owa deaoxiiaslioa. Tbis, waters as they moved 'on rippling wave on baptized, to our table. We do not deem it and the Atchafalaya, and on the west tbe would not consent for him to be baptiaed.
AXT. 2. The objeot of this Society ehall h coEmemorative ordinanc
W9 olabB, ia oae of U19 old laadmarka of the wave, then passed to meet the great 'Tdther
Christian, but a church o.-dinacce; we .Vtcbafalava. Within this boundary are the Ue is still lying over for baptism. May the to promote evangelical religion by measig by a Cnnroh of Christ at 1
of Waters."
Ba^tCkarch.
cheerfully give to any the hand of Christian following bayous: the Moreau, the L<"8worth, Lord incline her heart, not only to consent the Printiag Press and Colportage.
capacity), not as a test of |
M S M B S B S I I I P .
" To the Point," was the cry, and the crowd fellowship, but that of church fellowship a^d the Lotinach : alfo 0:d river and th«' 10 his baptism, bat to go with him into the
B. That a body of imnersei beliaTera is tie
Aar
3.
The
stun
of
$50,
eabseribed
and
M
moved on to the steep, rugged banks where
watery grave. As in the days of the apostle in, will constitute oae a mezaber or stockhiSii personal feeling of one
Ugkaat aedaaiutical aathority ia the warM, cliSTo'erhung cliff, covered with the dying only to those of the same faith'and order. R iconsee Island. The lands are productivf,
Communion is a church ordinance only; aad the country healthy—very healthy for Paul, a whole household were added to the in this Society, and entitle him tc a oertiiai another, as PedobapUsu 1
» a i tha ealy txibosal tor the trial of oases ef mountain ivy, falling in careless yet graceful
yet there is much Eaid of our unchristian a swamp country. The range for cattle ia c iurch, and they are all believers—none of of stock and a vote, personally or by proxy, i only to show forth Chr
aMipUae; th*t tho aets cf a chtirch are of aiip«> festoons o'er rock and deep ravine. Slowly izing all save one church, because we invite excellent, anA it ought to be a little Goshen them are infants. Many of the Methodiste the election of a!! the officers of the Boeieb fcgain; and being a Cfturel
It is specially provided that co cse ahall {
tier biadiaf force OTer thoea of aa Assodatioa the crowd wended their way down the wind- only those to our table whom we cocsidfr for milk and butter. Ttie people are intel- of this section are beginning to reject allowed te represent by ballot core than $19 dentally, a symVol of
•XTUtioa. Caaacil, or Presbytery—aadno As- ing hill till reaching a small plain, where a properly baptized."
ligent, social and hospitable. Belter pe • - "iofant baptism," and to f.ivor immersion, or to hold more than ^500, except by spea eeqneatly, only those cho
streamlet
came
gushin
g
out
from
the
hill-side,
though their clergy preach againut it, and permission of the Board of Managers. Iti
mriititm or CoBTsntion eaa ispoae a zaoralobThe invalid grew very faint, and paused pie, judging from ten days' exprriecce, are
p r o v i d e d .
That each Etscihalder shsD^
this ordinance that a]
then crojsing a rmtic foot bridge they passed
declare that our Savior was not immersed. also
)mptly paid
.
promptly
the dividend opon his stock I
B(Btiea ajKia tha eoastitaent parts composing on to the grass covered bank of the stream, for a moment for breath. Then taking a hard to find.
There will be two Baptist churches, regu- A< Big Cane, out of thirteen subjects twelve elared at the anneal meetings cf the Bodi^ lice. The member of oa
which for years had been the Jordan for sip of wine, she continued:
were immeretd. To God be all the praise. and that his stock shall be transferable qc the same faiih and order) j
You hear so much of us. Miss Maria, yet lar pleaching and Sunday school privileges.
C. n a t aiace each Chareh of Christ ia aa ia- the surrounding country. High up was a
the beoks of the Society u the stock ia e
A. J . T E S R T .
mtmion of another only by
The
people
wQl
welcome
good
people
amon;
other company.
iafcadaat body, ao oae ehoreh esn ezpeet aay projecting point on which sat a group of you hear nothing of those who will permit
OptlousaF,
Ls.,
.S^Dt
6,
137.5
them—are
arxious
to
have
them
come.
OFFICEKS.
and
not by t^*;, fsr each <
f l k a u iadoraa iU aet^ only so far as they^a gentlemen carelessly scanning a paper. On all to come to U u i r table, but will not eat
Aat. 4. The Officers of this Society shallk being made the guardian i
IB itzSM Moordaace with tha laws of Christ. If the opposite was another peint, though not and drink with any others; which is the more Land can be purchased, leased or rented on
a President, 14 Vice-Presidents, Correepoaaa
Letter from Alabama.
,
good terma All supplies caa be received,
A* ezslodea a neaber anjasUy, any other so high, oa which cat another group. On exclusive?"
Seoreiary, Recording Secretary, TTeaEorer, la Bftcrcd feast, is invested
E D I T O R B A P T I S T . — O n a visit o f a few days
tkxreh oaa reatara kim if it sets fit.
To Maria this was a new feature, one she and produce ehippeti with little expeLse. to my family t'Ummering a'. Columbiana, 1 twe«ty-five Managers, wto shall be elected s iiecipline thoee wto^s itll
the water, out in the clear sunlight, a little
anally by ballot, and who togeliitr shall cciii£
T. Whaaarex aay ehnrch acts ia Tioiaaoa cf boat was lautsched, with only the blue sky had never thought of; now she must go to Those intending to go west of the Mississippi
tearuC'l the following facts from our es- uite a Beard af Manasers.
g!Te« the rightfha dizaetioaa of her only Lawgiver, aa foond atova and the rippling wave beneath, with work and pluck the beam from her own eye. river would do well to give this stciion a
u
emt^d
brother,
Eid.
T
P.
Uolcombe,
which
BOARD O F )IANAG£.S3.
6. CbriBtian Bsj-li5a id
-•
to tha Hav Teata&ent, she becamea rebellions white sails slightly moved by tho wind. In
Remember," said the sick woman, -Vhat call.
Axr. S. The Eoard of Managers ehall hit
he
rtque.st*
mi»
to
communicate
for
the
col—karaeUaallaadToid; aad all other chnrohea, thia bsat were another group, of ladles, we deem necetsary to a valid baptism—a
twUever in water I j a qn
Make l u u r Mark.
umns of T U B B A P T I S T , in conni-ctiou wiih power to appoint iU own meetings; elect I
Md Aaaoeiaticsa cf ohorehes, and Conveatloss, earnestly looking on. Around tho water's scriptural subject, a scriptural action, a
own
Chairman
and
SecreUry;
appoint
aa
Sdik
in
tie nijae of tie Trinitj
In ibe quarries ehouid you toi?
what was to bave been a district meeting: i t ita papers and pablications; Et&ndiag a
Aaald withdraw their feUowshipfromherantil edge were assembled the Christians in regu- scriptural design, a scriptural administrator.
tbe
baribl and rarnrectiij
Make
your
mark
;
The first Sabbath in August, at Liberty Bpeoial Committees; also, its Agenu and S3i
•k* repaata aad rectiSea her order, of they belar order, singing with voices sweet and We hold that no baptism is valid if auy of
Do
jou
Jelve
opon
the
soil
'
porteors;
fill
any
vacancy
which
may
oeenrs
fession
of a death to sia, 1
|Cnutcb,
Shelby
county,
Ala,
T.
P.
Holwma tka partakara af her eins.
lu own body, or ia the office cf Correcpoadiii consecration to tiia ec-rvil
clear that old and familiar hymn, "llow these ia wanting, though it be immersion.
Make
3
our
mark
;
j
combe,
p»s!or,
the
gospel
was
preached
to
I . That M AasociktioB, or CcnTentioa, or happy are they who their Savior obey," and Just as was the baptism of the twelve disdecreiary or Treasurer; ecaat iis owa By-Law
In whatever paih you go.
the people teveral days wiihbleseed resulu. [ J ^ r o v i d e d lUicays, They coniona to thia Coaitiii therefore, can answer thii
On Bsil, ia a " Coait of Appeal," or haa any
ciples
at
Epheeus,
when
Paul
re
immened
the woods, hills and stream echoed " How
In whatever place von itaaJ.
The pastor was assisted by Elds. J. II. R. tion); assiga tbe duties of the Correqwaii
Mikaiity orer
ehsichet, bat ia simply an
feasion cf baptism cannot {
on finding them deficient as to administraMoving Bwift or muviug slow,
Carson and —. ArmsUong Twelve persons Secretary: snperintend all pubKaaiions of I
•Waoiy eoaaeil; therefore, it has BO ri(^t ta happy are they."
tor and design. We should first have faith,,
except " t h e c h i l d r e n o f i
Society;
establish
Depositories;
anl
in
geaa
With
a
firm
and
honest
haa
i
were baptized on a profession of faith in
Slowly, and with almost measured tread,
Catata t« tha charehea, or to demaad aappart
to watch over the interests and transaett IC and zxviii: 17; hUrk 1
then receive baptism, then church memberMake
your
mark.
Chriet,
and
quite
a
number
beside
were
be
I 0 aay project or scheme which it may origin- the minister entered the water leading the
bnsiness of the Society. Seven members iki
ship, then and only then, a right to the
ShoulJ opponents beil-e the wav
lieved to entertain hopes of forgiveness of aonstitate a quomn^ who shall reueive aHtaa Acts viii: te Uie close; Re
•la^ bnt Biay oaly recomBend, advise and nrge young cardidate, a maiden, who clamly foleucharbt. When the Lord instituted the
compensation for the time givtato tie Sodsf QaU. ui . 26. 27.
Make your mark ;
gins.
paifbmuea of daty ia nbeerrience to the lowed, her white robe gently and gracefully supper be did not call all the disciples at
basiaesa.
Work by night or work by
yielding to the water's embrace. A single
g m t Cuiatiaa vclantary principle.
While
writing,
1
take
occasion
to
subjoin
Burying in water cf ol
TBSABURS&
Jerusalem, but only the twelve, as the
Make
ycur
mark
;
white
bud
nestled
'mid
her
eunny
hair,
•L Whea aay ctarah departa from the faith,
several
things.
Eld.
liolcombe
is
&
son
of
A«T.
6.
Tha
Treasnrer
ahall
give
boadii
only action; since the ba^
fowmders and instructors of h b church to
Struggle aanfully and we'.l,
a Tioiataa the order, of tha goapel, ia tho jodg- which wns confined only by a white ribbon.
tha once widely known Ilosea ilolcombe, (ach aa amonnt as the Board say appdt
come. By eo doing be did not unchurch all
the only "likeness" or ]
Let
uo
ohstr.olcs
oppose,
shall
be
aader
the
dirMtioa
of
the
Board;
•
WBk a{ tha AaaoaaUoa, it can aad shoald with- "With a face radiant with smiles .=he was
an eminent man in the early history of Ala- shall make aa Aannal Report to the Society.
the rest, and his mother Mary. These aposN one right s&ielded ever fell
in
the world, for it ia calle
dzsw ita faHowahip froai her and leave her to buried with Christ in baptism.
bama; one of the chief agents in organizing
ussnxGS.
tles delivered the supper to the church as
Cy weapons of his foes —
t a Hlf Bxtil aha repeata- Thia is no iater"How beautiful, hov? imposing," ex•treaTAST :
and putting on foot the State Convention;
AaT. 7. The Society shall meet ananaU^ 1
they had received it from Christ, and thus
Make your ibaik.
flttaaoa iriA kar intenal regalatioa.
claimed ilaria with deep emotion. " Ah,"
sach time and place as the Beard of MsTusr
I.
The
Sau,
and the .
au'hor
of
a
history
of
Alabama
Baptists.
Whai though born a peasiO'. e sot
aay appoint. Special meetings cf the S O M E
UL B^tiata are not Protenaata. Eiace they she thought, " would that I were an artist, it has been handed, link by link, to us, and
Tnree
of
tha
sons
became
ministers—T.
P.,
stay be called by the President er Correspai with hnman devices or I
Make your curk ;
a t m kad aay eeelearastieal coaaeeUoa wiUi that I n^ght p'.ace on canvas this scene; or not one link in the chain has been broken."
i Thomas, and William U. Eld. T P. Hoi lag Secretary, upon appUcaUon cf tie Boa* ^ ^^^^
reKgion of
The
good
woman
now
sank
back
exhausted
Oood by poor men caa be ione—
tka Papacy, they are now, >sd have beea, the mine the poet's gift, that I might paint in
>
^ potitivt laws (as b«pi
( combs has been resident in Shelby county Managers.
s
j
she
finished
sayiog,
"now,
if
you
receive
ia|iiiillalnTi of the principiea aad prseticea of glowing words the eolemn; impreisive poetry
Make your mark 1
' through the grea er part of a long iiie, and BUQIBIUTT TO smiBXESHip AKD OFRl ^ baptism, etc.) are not
these truths and accept them, I will feel
y ^ M y , whether foaad ia Sone or ia the Prot- of t h a one scene."
I'easants' garb-- cay waru ihc co.J ,
A E T . 8. Ho Officer, Manager, Agent or ft
i atiundantiy u-eful in organizing and preach
that my life work is done—1 have not Jived
•Btaat leeta that came out of her.
i'easants' worJa Ciay cilm a fotr
portear of the Society shall be eUrible to
Again it ia nigit. Tiie village sleeps, the in vain. ' Another ll: of coughing intering
10
the
churchcfi.
Ue
works
UEider
no
II, W» ragard Proteetantisa, as well as the moon and stars are out, and Maria sits by
or to a vote in the election of the Board < o r a a m p l u .
Eelter f'ir than hoar.ling goli
mutilated commission, and accepts no com Managen^ except he be a member ia | i
S. To divide the posltl
rupted ber, and EOCU a violeut hemorrhage
Bafazsatiaa of 1827, aa baaed oa the aaeamptloa
Is
the
drying
of
a
tear—
an open window which orerlooks the village With a blessing on her child and Maria, and
promises. In ether words, though consti- standing in some regular Baptist Chcreh,iaih Christ iato cuMUiaii and
Oat tha piopkeciea aad declarationa of Chriat
Make
your
mark.
W f a r c h r i s t i s . . b,
tutionally modett, he has never been among
It"uMBJ kia eharoh are tUae, thaa makiag and Eurroundisg hills that raise their heads a gentle pleading to hf r to care for her little
Life is decting as a sbaie,
Gkslat am impoatar, aad the leformera, and not high up to meet the sky. The stream Sows orpaan, she breathed her Isat, and the soul
the
multitude
who
always
seem
to
be
ALTRKATIOXB O F T H S cossrrnmo*
Mike your marU.
Qhsitt|tkaiaTierBaadpraaerTera of the chorch. on, whilst myriads of stars and gently sway took its tltght to realms of Wiss.
Aar a AltcraUonsof this Ccnstitaaeap
ta obey one ef the
"asking pardon for being Baptisti" I was
>'.iTks
of
some
kiii't
mu3i
'
e
ing leaves mirror their faces in its moonlit
AXI0M8.
a pan of yesterday and the day before with posed at a previoas Aaanal Meeting, sr na» qniremeau or ta teaah o(
(To
be
contiuucU.)
Malte
your
mirk.
mended by two-thirds of the Beard of B'ilS|i ig the cailt of violatiag
2. n a BBixBaraed bodiea of Chriatiaaa are waters. Light, fieecy clcuds move on as if
£id& Carden, Armstrong and others at may be made at the Anaaal Meeting l y aW
Mike it ivhile the a m ;9 s;rong,
trying
to
keep
pace
with
tae
murmuring
€. Every poaitive law, (
A
Great
Work.
H c i j a ^ m , aar are aay pri-rileged compaaies
Bethesda, Shelby county, tbe church of our af two-thirds af the members preacat,
In ;he goUlen hoai s of youth :
in
the chareh, n e t e x p r u t l j
d tfceza tka ehueh; kenoa all Pedobaptist waves. 'Tis on the water bhe is now gazing
" The Lord hath done great things for us,
OFTICSBS FOB ISTS.
family for more than forty years, served for
Never, tever make it wrong,
aa the baptismal scene rises before her, whereof we are glad." " Not unto u?, not
pled, is p o t i l i v i f y f r n U M
^ l ^ ^ t ^ a M w a n oaly religiooa societies.
J.
R.
QKAVES, P r u i d a a .
some thirty of that time by the venerable
Make it with the stamp of tr ..l —
i f e n t ( M y
I f i k e p r e k i b i i
S. Skat baptiaa aad aa ofiaial relatioa to a whilst still ringing in her ears are the min- unto u«, but unto thy nixme be the glory."
r i e e - P r c t i d o i U :
Make your mark.
J. M. Scott, still alive, though above ninety
JJ.
. F.
Z . Cook, Ms.
O.
W.OrilBa,
Tena.
all
huniaa
iaveatici
IB* pren^oiaita to a regular goepel min- ister's last words, " Thereby following the
On Saturday before the second Sabbath
years of age. This church, though always
J .
L B e y n o U % & t
J . H. Mills, N. C.
ant baptism, sprinklin|
kanaa all ardiaaaoaa adaiwistered by aa Savior's command," and unconscioualy the in August, Eld. Thos. E. Muse, assisted by
i»hr«Teport University A?envy.
U. P. Lowzcy. Miss. J. J. D. Renfre^fi praotioed for religions
feiv :a numbers, has sent forth many
1 aad aaoztlaiaed, althoagh immersed exclaimed, "If thia be baptism, the onfy Eld. A. J. Terry and four of the lay brethE D I T O R B A P T I S T : — H a v i n g accepltd an J
B. W. BUkewood, La. W. M. Lea. Ailt. pre&ch«r-—liolcombe,
Mundine
of
Texas,
Biligtry, ara aaH aad void.
toYal warrant can be foo
baptism, then I have not been baptized. ren from Evergreen Church, commenced a entered upon the dutirs of an agency in the
J. B. Liak, Texas.
J. M. W o ^ Oa.
siafaL
Trunrer.—R.
Q. Craig.
S. Ba skureafeaaanght to hear a ea*e oroaght Bui what am I to do ? for in this I am not meeting of days at Chaffin's school house on interest o! Snreveport University, I shali be Quin of .Arkansas, J. D. Teague, late of
OamMfimiimt Stewtoy.—M. W.Plalip^ ?
6. Christ gave ao mea, {
M n a it ia vtoUtioa of tha taw of Chrisi The following the Lord's command." The water the Atchafalaya river. The meeting con- ex<'used by th« Baptists of Louisiana for Texas, Cirden, Armstrong and others. Bro.
R e e o r d i n g S e e r c U a y — T T . W .
Keep.
Armstrong is the present pastor I found
authority
to trafie with 1
of the order to ba obeerred is the had been poured on her head in infancy, tinued nine days, and grew in interest from calling their attention to thia institutiou.
BOAXD OR LUJIAOZXB.
a deeply interesting revival progressing;
:satioB ef his Chareh or I
ynUbWam of aay other order.
and were she to ask for an immersion it the beginning to the close. On the seventh
s.,
Joa.
borca,
C.
E.
Touag,
Miss.,
Jos.
H.
Borca,
r imagine I see some of the brethren smile several had been baptised, st^veral more
:., Dr. P. Coartasv, U , or change hia laws, aad 1
J. B. Searcy, Ark,
4. Ba aieBOcr ahoald aabait to aa arraiga- would be denied her, aad she directei to
day the .writer of this, having received a as they read the above, remembering, as they received for baptism, and many manifesting
tt. A. Loftoa Teaa.
n . Dr. Bebert Kella • » another. To sarrender wk
M a t at trial broaght aad coadaeted in riola- the Bapiiat Church as the place. for her;
will, my adv>cacy of the co operation of the they: interest by asking prayers. I was J. L. Vener, Tenn.,
11., J. F. B. Uayea,TtBa,
, .
pressing
call
to
"
come
down
and
help,"
conHfS of tha lawa af ChruL £aek oae is indi- bat ihe C3uld not be a Baptist She knew
J. W. Dillard, Tenn., John Glass, Teaa,"^ is (rcacAery—to change 1
Baptists of tiie State with the College at pleased to find that the pastor taught his
ferred
net
"with
flesh
and
blood,"
but
went
S. Priaeiples can ael
vldiaDy raapoaaibls to Chriat for the faithful nothing of them save to know Alice's
BL M. Parks, Tean, N. Flood, Mo,
immediately to "rejoice with those who Clinton, Miss.
W. P. Bond, Tenn, B. P. Lacado, TeaSq
abaerraaoa of kia lawa.
people the imm ediate duty of being bapmother, to steal off and hear one of their
Well, in the nis! place, it waa never de- tiisd on If ceiving the evidence of sins forJ. B. Canada, Tenn, W. C. Crane, Texaii
taroKTAVTl
f . Biaea nghi aaiy, not might, ia right, a coa- sermons (though th&t one she had never were rejoicing." The result was the baptism
R. a Bnrlesoa.Iex, W. D.May£eld. AA
signed
by
the
action
ou
that
subject
that
we
U A H t e h o i a n , eritiai
of
eight
persons,
and
the
constitution
of
the
•Mtattenal niaority ia ia aU casaa the Boripto- forgotten), and to witness one immersion.
given; underdtooi it to be a p i r t of bis
U. 8. Buckley, Ark. W. E. Penn, Texas.
should not foster our own institutions; and commission to baptize them in the name ol
aota, tauaiamuly declare I
FAIKTItW BAPTIST CBCBCH,
BDSINtSS CSnniTKI:
nlakaroh.
What would her Crienda think 7 Though her
J . R. Graves, President,
ia, ftrat) aad (taditif signil
f , Aa aaeoastitaUaBal or diaoderly majority lipa repeated, "Away with the thought," a with sixteen members. The church will, in the second place I have never, until lately, the Father and tUe S ja, and the Holy Spirit,
W. D. Mayfield,
J. W, DiUa^ is ta dip or tmmeree, whils I
Miaot azBtada a member of aa aekaowledged atill imall voice whispered, "Thereby fol- for the present, worship in the achool house, tinderatood that Shreveport University was find not to forget that the King's buaiseaa
R. 0. Craig Treasurer.
eholan of aay age, a&rml
bat intends to build a home on one of the deaigned as a denominational school. This requires prompt attention. This region of Let CTcry
•iMtltatieaal charch.
pay oaie-limir at least) "
""
lowing the Lord'a command." Long, she
hU cmUre sluur* tf^ Ite caa,
«
[Liddell and
T. Bo eharoh ahoald recei-re tka lattexa ol^ or muaed arguing with herself; froai time to most desirablo spots on the river. The last fact is now ftUly esUbliehed.
Middle and Upper Alabama ii becoming montb vr J a a n a r y , 1ST«, to •ec«rca|M 2. Standard historiaas I
The first fact to which I would direct the at- most important for the development of bargatm tn A bMa« to w«rk In.
tka a a a b e n baptised by, a disorderly church. time she woold bring ap a defease for her view from this selected spot is beautiful and
^rniitiu and a p e t t o l u baf
> tkoald it adaiit to O M oommoaioa the mea mother'a church, bnt aa oft refute the whole charming; hence the name of the church. tention of the denomination is, that it is the mineral wealth, and will soon be the popn
the inuiurnoB ^ ktli
of aoek a charca, or m ai>y w»y^ caaate- by a few plain paacagea of Scripture. Temptonly Baptist male school in the State. This lous and controlling portion of the State.
THE BxrnsM
mtato
of the Trinity.I or uphold ita disorder; U ahoald'keep so
ationa and triala beset her on every aide, was performed on the morning of the third of itself would seem to be sufficient to rally
Wall
E
B.
TEAoec.
' iRth it that tt may ba aahamed.
though an eameofc and devout Chriatian, Lord's day by Eld. Muse, and witnessed by around it the BaptisU of the State. Bat, in
.
S .
I T e a r l y
aU
r t m d a r d
Columbiana, Augnvt 22. 187a
BAPTIbr POLICT.
the largest assembly of people ever called the second place, it has at ita head Rev. W.
^ r s admit that the Bible 1
1. Xa ba ia all thiaga ooasiateBt witb oar though atriving to do her daty, which ahe together by any religions service in thia £ Fazton, A. M, a man known to the de
ReuGiotrs Lorrcaixs—Tbe CAurcAaton
r
^
c o m m a n d
f a r ,
o n
/riaatplaa, whathar we gaia or loae sambera or did barely t h i s far. Yet abe had not done Tidnity.
were surprised to see such a nomination for faia learning and piety; a makes this good poist: 'A Roman Catholic
her
a
l
i
d
e
duty,
oonaeqoently
(he
did
not
Md
there
ia
the
atmost
1
fapolazity.
large congregation. It was the firat time man of zeal and earnestness in whatever he parish in Bloomisgton, Illiooia, advertises
dietioii aiaoag them oa
2, ^ f o l f l l car pacaliar miieioa, whichia, to reallaa the "Peace I leave with
that many present had ever seen a white
?|j*bat par^twe i t i s t o b s i
fee tho witaaaaaa of Ckrut'a tratk a c ^ t e r e x ^ Though her prayer waa eter, " Nearer my perion baptized. Monday we rested, and oadertake^; a man of large experience and that - » grand lottery" will be held for iU
success as an educator. It has been thought benefit, in which one htmdred thoaumd
God,
to
Utee,"
yet
by
thia
act
of
omiaaion
4- AOsUndardhist^
t t atrar, aad thoaa who originate or
Tuesday, the lOch, commenced a meeting at and said that the location waa unhealthy. dollars will be distribated in prises. The
•
U» r,„nmmi of
aad above ^ by BO aet to •he had placed a barrier between her and
Nothing is further from the truth, as the object of tbe lottery ia the rebuilding of tke
WILUAlfSPOBT.
* a s
p m n l ^
d t m o e r a t i e ,
( t
reoogaisa^ aid or abet thoaa who her God.
Here the Lord waa with us from the begin- mortuary sutistics abundantly establish. parish ehoieh, which has been destroyed
^ p l a or mesbsnhip,) 1
a r m , er to ecafint thoaa who are la
The cool autumn winds had warned SCaria ning to the close. The meeting continued Again it has been imagined that the tempta- a hnrricane. Wken we read of a lottery
f e ^ i a U r ^ H c t . All
that
it
was
quite
time
to
seek
her
Southem
l ^ i l a t i M
p o i K T t ,
a a d
tions
to
vice
are
greater
here
than
in
most
six
days
and
resulted
in
the
baptism
of
for religions purposes, ooadoeted apon so
t . To a a ^ aH the eaergin of the deaomigovenmsnts,
(thu
is, ia 1
home.
Once
again
in
the
Crescent
City,
a
i
places.
I
would
cot
d-sgrtbe
the
fact
that
ttght,
and
the
reception
of
one
by
letter—
grand
a
scale
aa
this
one,
the
evil
character
j^Oem far tha eaateniea of daaera aad the
or a ftw aa a seaaiea,)
q M l d ag of Ckria^a kiagdoai, throogh the her own home, Maria's firat act was to ae«k' adding nine to the Fairview Church and there is a great deal of wickedness in Shreve- of the sfiair is very evideat. Yet it does
»®-«pti4iiea» tyraaaias 1
• a l t aftactaal aaaaa aad ageatiei aot inceai- her invalid friend, who had rurrived the making the membership twenty five. Some port, bat the University is two miles away not differ in kind from other smaller lotterfAwfally eouateaaaee, 1
anmaer, but, aa Alice had a&id, it was very fire or six more are to''come in by baptism, from these scenes of vice, and the strict dis- ies and raffles used for the s«ine purpose.
aiiUa wilk Oa Word af Qod.
^
in aay way,
cipline ttiat will be kept will rave students, We trust that the andoabted evil of the
«. Ta occupy every villaga aad city ia tho evident that she "would fade with the and as many more by letter.
j^^harchea,
or U«iri
learea."
She
was
very
thin,
and
only
able
^eild with a aoitat^ qaalified, fUthfU, eaerThe baptism here was on tho Lord's day to a great exrent, from such influence!
practice, as maaifeated ia the great exam
ths
gosp^
t o a i t n p in bed supported by pillowa; her morning in 0!d river, a beautiful place, and
j
aad dafvoted minister.
There will be two able aad efficient pro- pies, will in time lead religioins people to
5- Ho socisty, organ is
E, Ta f O B ^ a pastor ta areiy ehaich, aad cheeks were bright with the hectic floah, witnessed by even a larger concourse of peo- fessors assistiog the President in his labors. appredate the anchristiaa and illegal
from those of the
whilst
her
eyes
beamed
with
an
almoat
on•iaaioBartea of tha eroea fbr every deatitata reple than the one in the A tchafaUy a. Three Besides the commodious buildings sJready acter of all this doing of evil that good may
glaa, aa taaa aad abroad, oadar tha whcle earthly bri^tneaa. Twaa plain now that •f the candidates were grayheaded, which on hand, there is a large iwostory brick come"
^ j a s U y becalUd a j
foul disease, like the poisoned worn? that made the ceremony more impressive. At building, 80 by 100 feet, nearing its complekwisa, aad to aaataU thaa.
.?
" a braaeh at
flL Tka aoauBiaiMa ta ovaagalisa tha aatioaa l ^ e a 'mid the learta aftd ancks the very the 11 o'clock preaching the house in which tion, and all that is necessary for a Srst-d&es
A
P s i E S T
S c E S
A Bnnar.—Jaa Murray
J ««aga equal to tie
having baaa giraa ta tha ataxek throBgh tha life from had and blossom, was fast drawing we wonhiped was crowded to its atmoat c o l l i e is in our grasp.
Ryan, a sospeaded priest of the C a t ^ o
vi
othee/.
Ipaatlaa. aka eaaaot ddagata kar aotkoritiy « herlife blood.
Church, who for sometime has been fBctiocapacity, and even then many failed to obtain
I
expect
to
viait
the
Baptists
of
the
State,
B.
Pwt«tt*,t
ftKTa^oaaihiliqrtaaMy
aaaBoaid astaida
ing medidne in Chicago, has commeaeed
Mari» was glad to renew her attentiona to either a aitting or atasding place. Around
Bayttat
and appeal to them for aid in building up suit in the Circuit Court a ^ r a s t Bt. Bev.
.tf ka>
The aharehaa ahoold atiaot, taad ter her f i m d , and aunister to her temporal
the
home
the
colored
people
were
standing
their
own
institatioo.
I
feel
that
I
am
suffiThos.
Foley,
Bishop
of
the
Diooese,
laying
t aiaaiiwaziea of tka anm.
wants, whilst thia dying woman gave in r6- in crowds. After giving " the right hand of
Okzistiaa
dently well known to the BaptisU of the d a m a m at $25,000 The claim ia baaed on
Bpmdaiag adr^ tarn q>iritual food; lor now Maria confided fellowship," an invitation was given by the
State to gratify the hope of a successful the allegation that the Bishc^ in soipending him, acted demtically aad irreguarly,
her cares as B t r a s ^ g child, told of her minivers to mil who desired us to renicanber
tMs iwBey t i ^
agency.
^
F. Cot7srrex.
l^iadcTttad.
aad not in aeoordanoe wiUi the canon* of
irtoMtt ia r e g u d to h s p ^ and of belief them ia prayer, to oome and p r e a i their
Shreteport, L a , August 28,1873.
the chorch.
I
if
- R A r a i S T - M B M F H I S .
T
H
E
B A P T I S T - M E M P H I S .
m c f o l 8andaj.ccbool teacher, and we can
F r i a d ^ «b4
ftets. A r k a n s a s
D e p a r t m e n t .
only pray God in our grief and loss at h r r
•ooKTAJR •ocnmnts.
o m JtfiETT.
departure,
that he in his wiadam may have
Ire bn»e
this enlnmn to aci as
U OB« U r i , eme W t k , w tamertion, Eph. Ik* Chratiw aboald ia«ks Fn4 i.: ( b«B4 to hi* nil.
cioB, u d allow nUsioo to twml tr Kt.siBg.—). L. Jixis. transferred h e r to another field of labor,
[mi iiii> jrMt. We «ant la eomptete
w 5.
an iBtamsioB ia tka profesiita of " • n t n i* ao aMdto (roa cVitMea Catbolica aad acothrr portion of hia mora! vineyard, to be
•eni liiii y « r . We eauiBot Tit.: yon t j
ia
re»»rree<»o« af Bsptiits. AU tbo awti rnetieiai ouut sptinkliac a n the humble and rucceasful instrtixientof h'a
iUy. and wa offer yon tkie opportue^ that eiM
bn>ett» or oEibooti at tk* CstkeUc oltT* UM, u d tbe;
J11 yanr name smoag fonaiwa of tl^
Utsi OM LMd. Sea Boat, vi: 4-6 CoL U: U an with It partakm of itt root and fiitam" (I.«., Jg. power in working great and precious retolta
_ y, that y w eWMren may fc«T« % t w ^
to his honor and glory on earth. We tendata).—to: Brr. >. T. Taxraaa, Itf . of Struhan;.
lita directiMi alter y«i «ra no m a ^
l C o E . x » J » ; I P e U r i H : 21.
Bot sailed ojwa *»
WTettn
der her in her new field o( labor at Little
L Q e «T»ca of G«d, the o»ly feoa<I«tiM of
wouW in any rtkar
Rock our warmest sympathies ar.d most
Tindeed
kne
baptised
\/ou
icith
leater:
but
of
can .ill or toiafw yonr
aj-g
fidUi M Oirist, tke only medluB of
he tkall bapihe you leltk the Ilofy Gki^st." ( Uark earnest prayers to God, tbat he may bicas
u yon can any otier rtoek. It i ,
|
fostii'ttka.
her in her cfTorta to do good, and supply
tiiM, ifb»tt onsi in full operaUoa, tia
i.8)
Witt ieslare » diTiden4 of twesM ^ J
her daily with the needful grace, and
There
has
W
n
much
said
and
winiten
on
i.
Tb^Word
of
God
tko
Inrtmment,
and
tke
per cent anonany- Tiia yon will r«ah»
strength to acquit herself as a true soldier of
the
subject
of
baptUm
for
many
je%T\
Very
tnally, or twiee a y»ar, in t i e ptibUnrnti^
Spirit of God tbe Agent la tko regeneration of
be mxa-ij-^ Tk«* yon can nae, gire
many wise men, that Ts, learned meo, have t h e cross, in overcoming the difficulties that
kdnlta.
or orJer aold for yon by the depoaita»
examined
it, aud have difiVred ia opinion may beset her pathway as a servant of the
xaeeira lnter«9t in c u b . Tb« g n a i ^
4- E4chTi«IBI»Cbnrehof CbriJtiaaeompwiy as to ita import and meaning aa it atanda in Host High, and hereby recommend her to
( n a «f tJiis foaety is, Uiat il raakea ei"
pider a dialriiintor to tbs extent of
sf MripUBany imnieraed beUeTera only, (not of the gospel, and in tbe theology Uagbt by the confidence and love of the brethren
litS'J.
betieYcrs and their maamverUd ehUdren and tttk-the apo&tlea. It evidently staoda intimately everywhere.
AD THI TMM—WbenffTfT a eabaeiaiB m on probation,) aMOCiated by Tolontary COTO- connected with the Christian religion and
To Brother Keep, wham we h a r e not
np in foil he will receiTe ten per e « t
with
salvation.
It
is,
therefore,
no
nonknown
so long or ra intimately as our sister,
UBt to obey and execnte all eommaadments of
tbe Srst day of tlie quan«T fallowing ( t .
eaaential or lubject of minor importance, as an*' with whom he baa recently entered into
I pmya lOtb at Siareii, bia certifiuta
from ibe 1st of ilpril), in the pahE. Oiiiiit, baring tbe saiae organiutioa, dootrisea, aome have expressed it and would cla^s it. sacred marital relations, we offer our Chrispons of the toeiety; and wbsa tbe lodoty i&eera, and ordiaaaceo of tbe Cbnreb at Jero- I t certainly engaged the attention of the tian sympathy, with prayer to Go-t that he
riii'o oprration be will reeeiTe tbe
ini i? in iia pnbiicaiianB. ta bis H:Iected i j salem, aad independent of all others, oekaowl- early Christians, and was promptly attended may be endowed with grace »uKcient to
" These be caa sell if
Joes not wii^ s.jgisg no latrgiTer in Zioa bat Christ, and snb- to as a matter that waa not only imponaot, meet with Christian fortitude and patience
xitting to BO law he has not enacted. Bead but one that would not admit of delay, as the responsibilities he has had the moral
G058TIT0X105we now hold it and practice it. I would re courage to assume as pastor of the First
aom. i: 7; 1 Coi-.i:2; Eph.i: 1; CoLi: 1-5:
SXStK.
fer, in brief, to every case that occurs in the Baptiet Church at Little Rock, Ark.
T. L Tbe name of thia Sesisty gball be tb
New Testament Scriptures, to ahow that it
ttipnar PunmcAiiaa SOCESTI.'*
R C Caii<;.
5. Tbe "Lord'a Sapper" ia a pcaitire aad
was not delayed or postponed under a n j
OBJBCT.
A G. Du(m3,
y Com
csmsiemoratiTe ordiaaaoe to be obserred oaly circomslances. Bat it is not to the impot t2. Tbo objest of tbia Sodely fJsall
THOS D. W:LD£R
omots mngelical rsli^on by messi ft by a Ctinroh of Cbrijt at weft (that is, in eburcb anco of t i e ordinance that 1 would invite
Adopted May 2S, 1873.
fPtiatiag Preas and Coipottago.
BspaoityX not aa a teat of Cirit&an ftllorcthip or attention at tbe prefeut, bat to tbe meaning
5I3MHKBSHIP.
ReTiral Sews.
u . 3. Tba nun of fiSQ, anbssribod and pajf ftxsonal feeling of one eommunicaat toward of the word bnpeho or baptiz;. Tnia word
" esnatltata one a member oritaeUMidB jaotker, aa Pedobaptista erroaeoosly teacb, but has never been defined that I have seen any
The Lord has been pirated to meet with
Socicty, a n i entire bia. to a eertiSeali
where. It cannot be defined without para and bleas his church! .\ntiocb, at £ l Paso.
and a rote, peraonally or by proxy, % oalj to abow fortb CbriafB death tUl be comes
phrafing.
To EST that it means '• to dip, to White county. We held a meeting of six
rdaetion if all tie officers of tia Sooieb aeaia; and beiag a Ckarcli act, it becomes, inei
immerse, to sprinkle, to pour, to dye, to days, includicg the secoid Lord's day in
•peeially prorided tbat ca one abaU l
red ta repiwnt by ballot more thaafli
deatally, a symVil of Chxcreh rela&mhip ; con- moisten, or to draw water at a well," ia no August My son Levi was with tu and did
L bold mors than S25fyi, except by api
deiinition at all—any one of these may be a
sicin of tbe Board of Managers. It | «qoeaily, only those eborches can Farticipate mode of water baptism, but would not nece a part of the preaching and tMptizing. ^ e
had twenty additions—fourteen by baptijm.
f r n i d t i , Tbat eaeb Etocfcialier shall "k in thia ordinance tbat agree ia faitb and pracsariiy effect a baptism. Bapti.sm is itself an Tbe church sra"» much revived, after a long
ftly paid tbe diTiland upon his stack
tice Tbe meaber of one obnrsb (though of
ed at the annual meetings ef the
effect or Etate pr.wuced, wittioat any regard seig? of hill cliou both by d f a t h , disorder
[ tbat bia atock shall be iranafaiabla gpa tbe game fkitb aad order) can come to the com- to the manner of producing it; for instance,
I baoks of tbe Society aa tbe stock in aa} mnnioa of another oaly by an cct of eourtssy, a water baptism may be eSected by dipping and excommunioAtion, as w».;i as genera]
coldness and very btrong opposition from
• company. .
and not by right, far eacb '•bnrjh is indeponJ'.nt or by sprinkling, while dipping or sj-riakhng the Methodists. They have done ul2, il
OPFICKBS.
tax. 4. The Gifieera of this Sodety aball k being made tie guarliaa of tie purity ef tbe would not be a bai t^rai. To explaic our mean seem?, that they cauld, to affect tbe cause cf
iJent, 14 Vice-Presidenta, Carraapondil|
ing here, it ncceiijiry (Lat w-. .-bouIJ de
ary, Beoording Secretary, Treasurer, a s »cred feast, is i^xested witb the authority to fine the word when ccun<ctcd ;viih water. Cbriat there deit-tenously. but t o n o e S e c t i n
thai dirfcticn, for lb«»y h w e beea promptly
aty-tTe Uanageia. wao aiiall be eleeted aa iiacipline thoea whose reUtionsbip ordinarily
Then to be tapiizeU with vr:ilc-r ij to bo tbcT Clot Kt each turn. The truth hai ssff.-red
ny uy ballot, anJ who tcgeLhsr-aaall ecnsS4
oughly and cotDj'lettly kvet w;th water. 1in. Ibtir banJs, bat bet-n raiihfuUy defended
|ta a Beard af Uanageia.
| -ires tbe right.
BOAED OY M A J T A G S M .
I
o. Christian Bsptisn is tbe immersion of » Hence, to dip a jtcr-oa. ar.ve the boaJ, cvouid by the liAptiata, a n i (iixl is blessing it, a< he
Aaz. B. Hie lioaM oi aianagsra taau a m
.
> ^ • .
be a «i'ip, but not a liapliitn—tae =atae tuay always do<»s I'heir preacher in ch3r>:e had
T ^ U, appoint i u o w T ^ t i n g s ; e l e c t ^ beUeT.r in w»t2r t y a qualified administrator
I Chainnan aad Sesretary; appoint aa Edilv in tie name of t i e Trinity, in repreimutisn of bo seea in a mere SjnriWli'jg. H e u c , in all to i m a e n e on? of tLrir member* who had
instances of wi'er biptirm 'q ttis d i v i f rec- b«'ea «jiiink!e-i ^.^ither in infancy or some
Mta paper: and pnblications; Staaiiag atf
the burial aad rasorection of Christ, and pro- ord where tha iiuaumy of wal^r is gpokcQ of
(tisi Committees; also, its kgfiisi* and
otL-r i..Tat-) lo kerp her from juiniag t i e
i:.fill any Tacancy wbieb may ooenz
fession of a deati to sin, nnion with Christ, and at all, there was niucii wait-r Ic rtq i-,r?s Captisl Church—thiii repudiuting their so
I own body, or ia tbe office of Correapoi
rnnseeratioa to bis eerrice. Otie mo-le cnly, much water to bsriiii,- a P rbo:i
ciHe-i i!!;>!i«iii by etiiision
0.i, cnn'i.'it
•jiary or Treasurer; enact iia own By-Iia^
I aimttyt, Tbey cantorsi to tbia Coaatdaf tisrefore, can asswer this de:3igs, and tbs proency, thou .irt a j.-wpL
It ' (' •L'-HAV.
sBiga the duties at tbe COTrespon&l '
Where the akia wa- b^ptii-d witli iLadevT
etary; soperiatend all pubUaatioos of tfe" fession of baptism cannot te made by ehUdrm, of night, il ev.dently cime upon it by -.prick
.\uit:u, .Vrk , Sept - 1-^7;
ety-, oatabliab Depoaitaria; an J is g e a i s except " Oe chUirei of God Faitk." >Utt. u :
liDg
or
diilillaiion.
Tais
waa
the
mode,
biit
watch orer tbe interesta asd transaetdt
I^j B.iiriiT —We commecctu a meelicg
scss of the Soeiety. Seren membera dal ISindxxTiii: 17;MarkXTi: 16; Join iii: 2.3; in t h a t _ ^ a n l r y the de>7 wis heavy or pro
itnia a qaorrim^ who aiiaH rsceiTS a tibaii AotSTiii: t« t i e e k s e ; Bom.Ti: 4,5; Col.ii:12; fuie, and fided the wool with water, so the on -•^Aturday before the second Sabbath in
far tie tima giTssta tie Social^
this month, lasting t.ll Thursday following,
skin was thoroughly wet, or it would not
OalL i u . 28, 27.
resulting in twenty additions to the chaich
nrgAgmtag
Burying in water of one dead to sin is tbe have been a baptiam. ."^o in rendering it —fourteen by bhptism and six otherwise.
8. Tba Treasstrsr abaH (ITS bond! 6
J^ed; it was not a mere stain, but thoroughan amount aa tba Board aiay app^lijk< only action; since tbe borial of a deal n a n is ly and deeply colored—the mode would nat- The meeting was conducted by R -I and L
W. Coleman, .^ntioch Church numbrrs
i be onder the direetioB at tia Board ; ot-^; tia oaly "likeaeaa " or representation of death
urally be by dipping or immersing the skin
I make an ^'t'"'^' Beport ta t i e Soeie^. |
about
175 or l>-0.
R BVTIKP.
in the world, for it ia called Uf likeness of death. m the liquid dye, and allowing it to remain
SDESICTGA.
I
El
P.SSO,
While
county,
Ark
,
Aug
73
cnaBxasT raiacipua.
therein lor some time. Where it is rendered
K3. 7. Tba Soeety aball meat aanoaUy,
to
draw
water
at
a
well,
we
think
that
the
L ttme and place aa tbe Beard of M a n a ^ ; 1. Tbe
aad the Bihli alone, unalloyed
How u I t :
appoint. Special meetings of the Sosisb
with
hnman
deriees
or tradition, is, and ever word was used to denote that the bucket
be aalled by the President «r Correspe*
There can be no cflical act valid beyond
was full or filled wjth water, and has no ref
f Secretary, ap«nx sppUcatioa of l i e Boarft^ ^
U,,
of Bartista.
the limits of the authority authoruing it.
-»«««.
' i 2. Potiiit laws (as baptism and tbe anbjccta erence to the manner of filling. The word
Hence no ordinance or ofScial i c t ia valid
used
in
the
second
verse
and
tenth
chapter
TO vTniHiti^aKif ASH ojrifia. of bapttsa, ete.) are aot left to be inferrtd, bat
beyond the limits of the church or denomiIA^T. a. So Offioex, Managar, Agent or tt^
of
1st
Corinthians
refers
not
to
a
water
baptanr of tie Society shall be eli|i^le to O S B J in a22 eoiet retpiire fontife . u d plain eommanda tiam, but to a s t i t e that typified the Chris nation in which it is cflScialiy autaorued
or o o n i o .
ta a vQta in the elestios of taa Board
and administered. Hence Baptists cannot
faaagera, except be be a member ia gui": S. n firida tha poaitiTe requirements of tian baptism with water and with the Uoly receive the ordinations and baptisms of any
Ghost—it
was
not
a
water
baptism,
because
aading ia soma regoiar Baptist Cboreh, aiiiai Chriat into wiHigfa aad nom-tuai&aU,\B to decide
eh a privilege be specially granted, aad a a s a t bow tsr Ckriat ia ta be obeyed, aad ia what they came through dry, where there was no other churches or administrators. I h e y
^^ by a two-thirda TOM of tha Board of Hanagoi
water at the time in that part of the sea, nor may be to tKem cfiicially ordained, but not
a x z x B a n o H s o r T H S C O S S T C R U N O M K I poiata wa mmf aafely diaobey him. Bat to re- was the cloud a vapor cloud. 11 looked back to
We csuinot receive their immersions
I Aaz. a Alterations of thia Cci:atitatie& pn- fsM ta obey one af the least of his positire reI at a pmiona Ansnal Meetini^ aw H W qairemcBta or ta teaah ethers aa, inTolTea one to Noah's flood, as docs the Christian bap- for the same reason. They are performed
tism of the present day. The apostle Peter within their official authority, but we, all our
edby two-ihirda of tie B«ard of MuugtB ia the gailt of riolatiag alL
ba otade at tha Ananal Meetiac By a n k
ailudea
most beautifully to this idea in his members, ministers and churches, are wholly
4. Every poaidre law, ordiaaace, or practice
two-thirda af tha membera preasaL
ia tha ohsreb, aaf exprtuljf eoaimaa<2«<2 or exam- first epistle general, third chapter, twentieth beyond and outside of i t Heace, if as done
o m c x r a r o a 1373,
pled, il pciittM^ fitriiddf, met tike tpee^ation and twenty first verses: " But he shall bap by them, and their immersions are urged
I J. a. QaxTii, Ih-aideas.
if
one t ^ k lit proitiitian <ifevery oOier. ThoseUza you with the Holy Ghost." Here we upon us, it asks us to abandon cur position
I
Fiea-iVsaicci*
I W . Q r i l B n , Tana.
J . P. Cook, Mo.
aQ knmaa iaTaatioaa aad traditions, as ia- are brought to consider baptism with the and principles and U k e theirs. And if, as
J . a . Mills,
G.
J . I . . S«ynoIda,B.C Mit baptiam, aprinkliag, pooring, etc, now Holy G h o i t The promise of the Holy in every case we know, almost, it is done for
M. P. U w n y . HiM.
J. J. I>. Beafkw, ii^ praotieed tor nligtoua ritea, for which no scrip- Ghost by Joel and by Isaiah was by pour- uoscriptural purposes, it is an aggravation
B. W. Blakawaad, La. W. M. £«a, Azk.
talal warraat can be fouad, aad art, tlurtfore, ing. Peter quotes the prophet Joel on the that insults the candor and integrity cf our
I J. a liak, Texaa.
J . IL Wood, Ga.
dafoL
IVMartr.—&. 8. Craig.
day of Pentecost, after the Holy Ghost had principles and honor, when pressed oa our
Oil I'Lipoaifiy aantary.—SL TT. Philips,
(5. Chriat gare aa men, soeiety or chnrch the come, and said: " This ia that which was acceptance Why, then, should it be asked
Meeaniag Surttaiy ••W. W, Seep.
aothority to trafie with the ordinance or organ- spoken by the prophet JoeL And it shall of us, or why should we accept and adopt i t
aoAaa a i uaASXBS.
C. B . Touaft Miaa., Jaa. H. BOTBH, Tiss, isatioa of bia Chnrch or Klagdom, as to make come to pass in the last days, aaith God, 1 or a minister or an editor in any way api t ehaagehia lawa, aad snbatitnta one thing for will poor out my Spirit upon all flesh." The prove of it? Respectfully, we cannot do
I J. B. Bear^, Arit, Dr. P. CoHTtai
I a . A. Lofton Tenn., Or. Bebert
another. To snrrender what he has esUblished, manner of i u coming waa by pouring; but it 'tK.
tyeaTaaa^ ia trtaehery—ia change them, tmuon.
i J . L. Ytsaer, Tena., J. F. B. llaye%
did
not
operate
oa
the
extenor
as
water,
but
We find the above in thr pigeon-hole laid
3. W. DiDard, Tena., John Glasa, T e a s ,
5. Priaeiples can neither b« eonre^td nor on the interior. Hia effect and power waa
E. M. Paika, Tana., S . Flood, Ho,
over
when K. associated. It ia too good to
:aKifirymited.
W. P. Bond, Tenn., E. P. Lacado, TeaSn
upon the h e a r t "And they were all filled be lost, and we give it to Arkansas Depart1. B. Canada, Tena, W. C Crana, Texas,
moaTABT WAcn.
with the Holy GhosL" Then the filling was
B. C. Bozleaon,Tcz., W. D.Mayfald. AA
1. Aa teialm, critia and leaeogr^ker*, of aay the baptiam—filling to the uttermost—fully ment.—[Eu.
SL a. BnckleR Ark. W. E. Pean, Teiaa.
aota, miatmtnulg declare that tha primary (that imbued and ander the bflaence. AcU the
BCBcrus C M n r m
J . B. Giaves, Preaideat,
la, b a t ) aad Uadiif aigaifieation of • Baptiso," second and iotirth; see also the ninth and Appoiatmeato for the Mlaisten* InstUate.
W. D. Mayfield,
3. W. DiUai^t ia ia ^ p or uusMrit, while aoma af tte Tery beat
The followiag brethren have been appoint
•eventeenth. Not aoy of the definitions ed to lecttire on tbe following sabj xsts, non
giren b a t by tbe word filled.
aected with their names respectively, st the
«Btlr» afecn IT k* c s a , imrtrng
.—[UMall aad Soatt,Caz3on, AnthoB,d».
•ta mtJmmumrTt tn*, ta • • c v n a '
X Itaadard historiaas wuaumouely agree that To be baptized with death implies the next meeting of oar Institute, which will
I t a B knaaa M warlt In.
^•'••itm aad apettolk baptiam was admiaiatered greatest possible sam of fnffering thatcotild convene, in connectioa with the Arfcaoasf
l»y the HiaMniba q/' ielietert m ttater, ia the precede death. Christ was put to death in Baptist State CoDTention, commeaoing on
aaais of the Riaity.—[Stewart, RobUsoa and the most ignominiooa and eracl method Tharaday before the first Suadsy in Novem
Wan.
known to the emel aad anfeellag Gentile ber next, with the Union Baptist Chaith st
s. Wtarly aU ttaadixrd Pedobaptitt comaenta- world.
LitUsRock:
admit that the Bible does not fumieb one
srxAxaita AID susncn.
temmaad ftr, or enmp^e ofii\/<aU baptiem, Then baptism, according to oar idea, deOa
Christiaa
CoasecrstioB-Eid. W. D.
tiere la tha Btmoat d i a a ^ m e a t aad eoinrs- notes plenitade, whether wetting, filling, Mayfield, of Heleaa.
aiaoag theia aa what gronnda or for dying, or snffering. Let the Greek ach<lar
Oa the Office of the Holy Spirit—Eld. a
carefoliy conaider these propositions and
it ia to be adainiatered.
H. Ford, of 8L Louis, Ma
aee
whether
there
is
Bomething
in
them.
It
AO Itaadard hiatsriaaannaaimoialy afirm
On the Difference betweea the JewUi
the frmm aaiiat of the apostoUo ehnrehea will be seen that we have said bat little npon
Ccnnmoawaalth
and the Christian Church—
the
sobjeet
as
a
choieh
ordinance,
and
noth
freif iemneratic, (that ia. Tested ia the
Eld.
J.
R.
GraTes,
of Memphis, Teaa.
ing
as
to
the
mode
of
Christian
baptism.
or membeahip,) and cQ tke ehMreket fmfrOa Pastoral Duty-Bid. a Laadnim, of
Onrk, Ark.
J. c. C.
AU religiooa M<K&» having
Memphis, Teaa.
teyieUSm ptmart, aad eltrieoi or arutoentieal
The shore are Tery importsat rabaeets to
gOTinaanta, (that la, in the haada of the clergy BMolDtloas or F t n t B ^ t l s t Clmreh a t X m be
lectured oa by our most sbte brethrf a
« • ftw « a leaaioa,)
aad
phis.*
and wiU doabUess well rspsy the trouble of
•"HtpalAem tyraanlaa wUchne Chriatianeaa
Yoor committee, to whom waa re^rred
Janflilly eouateaaaee, aor ahonldineh aoeietica the letter of appliAtioa for dismission of attending the Coareation. Letthebretaxes
ia aay way, rwagaiaed aa aoriptaral SiaterSueB Cooper and Elder W.W. Keep, come ap from all parts of the State.
I ttnrehee, or their preaehsra aa oSdal a»iaUt«a for expression of oar feelings aa s chorch
J. £. Sxxscr
^|««lhagoapeL
a ^ a tbe same, report:
i.Ho •oeiety, organized npoa prmeipUt dif
Sprlacrfleld Amoeistioiu
That ear long aaoelation with oar dear
thoae of the ^>oetoiU ekurdui, haviag Sister Cooper, as » member and SondayThe Spriagfield Bsptist Associatioa meeto
eriaaaiewi •nienlBtheairai.t,,
•chool teacher, has endewed her to as by St Qaitmsn with Quitmsn Chnrch oa Satar
i ^ W y heoaOed
dkare*. er etarcA ^
ties too strong, and an affWetioa too sacred, day before the third Saadsy in October,
i
a braaeh ef Ue dhre* ^ O r t i ^ Jar to find proper expreasida i a this imperfect 1873. Qaitmsa is tweatyfiveaules e s s t o f
testimony we bear to her exemplary eoa- Spriagfield, and aome twen^-fire miles west
aaaia thing a n e q a ^ u
doei wbUe smoBgBt at, u a fcithfal member of Sesrcy. Messeogers s a d riaiting hrethrea
will find Bra Jao. C. Besrdea aad others of
UatoriaM f^aoUy a d a U t h M ql tite Chorch of Christ, and a prompt sad the ooouaittee (rf srrsageaeata to assign
• n i s rcMlB'Ioa was adopc«l May .8,1878, Uieni to homes doriag the m M i a g o t the
™
fcna
eieod
aiaw
tha
^oaUia,
a
«
d
a
.
sad
eidsred printed ia T a s B a m s r , bat wss body, St the ehoroh hoose at Quitmsa.
lie, wUelihswptwtTed pan
BiaUi^ aad has jast «oae ts light.—[1. T.
•f tW toq»eI ttoBHk»Il
J. W . M o C u u .
^ aa.
Braax, Clerk.
Spriagfield, O o a w v O®-. A r k , Sept 4 , 7 1 .
Baptiat
S B P T E M B E K
a O .
Hstes nrsm t h e Field.
I left home oa the S2d of Augttsl,' aad
after two hard daya* drive reatdted " '
SPBINQ BILL CBCBCB,
near Uaion X Bosds, La. E l i J. P.
Moderator of Liberty Association, is the
pwtor. The meeting began the day before
I arrived. I fouad a coagregtUion of some
five or six hundred persons, aad of the ministers present, besides Breth. Everett sad
Hillborn, who are both members of this
church, were Breth. a Cobb and R A.
Venable
The first day f attended the
meeting there were about fifty persons presented themselves for prayers; the intersat increased, and there were almo•^ daily
profeisioas and accessions to the church
daring the week. Breth Cobb ahd Venable did a fair proportion of the preaching
while they staid. Bro. Venable left after
Wednesday, and Bra Cobb after Thursday.
The meeting cont&ued till over the next
Sabbath. The chnrch was greatly revived
Backsliders were reclaimed, mourners were
converted and sinners convicted
There
were thirty three accessions to the church,
and sixty nine persons gave their hands for
prayer at the close of the meeting, among
whom was an old man seventy nine years
old. Truly this church may say, " The Lord
haa done gr^at things for us, whereof we are
glad;" and I feel like saying, "Return to
thy rest, O mv soul, for the Lord hath dealt
bountifully with thee."
n a i . a . A VSSASLE
is spending his vacation as missionary of tbe
Liberty A«oc:ation He has preached more
in the last two monthr than in all his life
besides He is a young man of good natural
sense, quick perception, methodical and
logical mind, ardent piety, and I think suffi
cient zeal to make a first-class preacher. He
aires to return to Clinton and finish his
course at school
May the Lord greatly
bl^M him
auo SAM conn,
the other preacher with us in the meeting,
has been preachinc some twenty six years;
his Ministry has been a success. He was
for years the Moderator of the Liberty Associatioa ia Arkan.'a?, and is now the Moder
ator of the Concord .\<sociation, Louisiana
Besides an immense amount of labor among
country churches, he ha? been the accepta
ble pastor of several churches in couatry
towns. He is tr<w serving the churches at
Farmersville and Speersville, La When he
corcaenced preaching he could scarcely read
the B:ble. aad I suppose be aever parsed a
i e s t e r c e in Eaglisb grammar in his life, yet
his miniitry has been a success. Some one
will aay thee shy educate ministers? Hear
the fet^licg.^ of Bro Cobb on this subject
Ele told me if he knew be had ten years to
spend in the ministry ai:d Be had ten thousand dollar?, he would give it all to be educate i for that ten years" work.
r.RO J r EYSRETT
ha? teen preaching some f-.xteen or eighteen
years. Ilis father was pa tor of Spring Hill
church before his death, aad sicce that tiine
Bro. Everett has been its only pastor S»me
five handrp.d, perhaps, bava been baptized
into the fellowship of this church since its
organization Its membership is about two
bucd.-ed row. Bro Everett :s also the pas
tor of f o u ' other churches. He has had
glorious revivals ia three of his churches
thia year, and expects the other to be revived He has a large field of labor, quite
enough for himself and another. Who will
come and help him? A more pleasant
brother to labor with I never m e t He is a
fine preacher, a good theologian and a zealous Christian He preaches to
THE C 0 L 0 8 E D PEOPI.E
in his church on Sunday evening after regu
lar service. The colored congregation is
large and ord^-rly, and many of them are
very pious, and I learn that there haa never
beea trouble with the negroes in thia settlement. I hoi e others will do likewise.
THK COSTRIBCTIOYS
of thia church for missions, in cash and
pledges, during my stay, was about $100. I
vbited this church one© before tlxis yesT,
and received about $70 for our work, and I
am teld that il is characteristic of this
church to pay her pledgea May all do
likewisa
J. R. SitARcr.
Union X R W s , La, Sept, 1, 1873.
Whst P s p e r ShsU We Sustain!
This question presupposes that the Baptists of Arkansas will give their support to a
paper. Again, it intimates that we cannot
afford to be divided upon this subject; whUe
in the third place, it assumes that we cannot
support two papers. I will treat theie propositioDB in an inverted order.
1- We cannot support two papers. Upon
a little reflection, this propoaition'becomes
self erideat Our past history of fiulnres to
support one is a sufficient argument of itself.
Again, this argument finds support by the
many failures of Uke eaterpriaes in other
Slates: Louisiaaa, Missisi^ippi, Alabama, etc.
2. We csaaot afford to be divided. Thia
would Isy the foundstioa for eadlesa coatro
veray in our Associatioos, Coaventions, etc.
" l a aaiea there is strength," is a maxim
that wiU aever wear out One paper, •aad
that a good one, is ss much as we csa read
sad attend to other reading, business,'etc.,
esch week.
PatsulBg my inverted order, my first
proposition comes last.
3. We will give our support to a p^>er.
This seems to be admitted oa all sides, hat
the questioa is what paper shall it be T The
strife for patroasge among the paper e a t v
prises is aot altogether ualike the war ia
melodiea. We csanot be neutral We are
csUed tipoa on the right and on the left to
tske a stand For others I csaaot speakt
but t<x aiyself I am folly decided I heartily wish thst we had bat oae papw ia the
SoothT" I think I aee ressoas to iaatify such
a desiie If we had hat one, we eoald give
it soch a support ss would make it a sixteen
page psper—erowd out adTwiiaemeats, s o d
still get it at die saoM price « • ao w do T n
Barrur.- Soflh a papw would have fifty
thoussad vahseriben^ s a d h i read b f per-
1878.
h ^ a quarter or half a ndllion of our peij;
pie. « Af^i^ itifeoaanw ipmld be fiBe^will^'
contributions from our beat writera all orei^^
tbe South. But we hare it not, and whst
shall we do? . Let us approa^ jn»t aa near
it as poiaibltt
In T H E B A P T I S T we have an eight page
paper of unsurpassed soundness in doctrine,
and having many other excellent qualities.
Agiun, we have a page; let us adorn it with
oar own productions "Let well enough
aloae," is a good adage. We have be«i
dong wdl under the present arrangement,
and I would say to all among whom I may
have any influence, not to give conntenancf
to sny enterprise calculated to cripple or
retard the progress of s paper tbat so well
subserves our purpose I cannot see in what
seme we are to be benefited by exchanging
a large, well-edited papei for ode that is
small, and, to say the least, cannot hope to
be more ably edited. I hare no objections
to patronizing other papers, but in doing so
let us not forsake our old standard bearer.
Neither have I any objections to having an
editor to the Arkansas page of T B C B A P T I S T ;
but this is aa after consideration—a subject
as yet not fully before ua. Let ui, then, for
the present, unite our numbera, atrength
and talent upon that paper which will bring
ua the greatest amount of good information,
and which the experience of a quarter of a
century assures ua that it is upon a sure
foundation.
A M. R C S S E I L
Lonoke, Ark, Sept. 12, IS73
BIINRRA6*8
LUHQ
AXD
BODY
BRACE.
5 more Braces wiU b« seat to mintsten at
»10 each, or 10 nsw snbseribers. AU erdsra
«ade before tbe 10th of Jane wfll bo «U»d.
1 8 Braces will be sent lo tboie not miaistezs
(or $12.
Ia botb cases a cerijfieats wi'l bs required
after thirty days' use, or tbe nsnal prise will
be reqnired. Write jost what you thiak of i t
It—il the only Beieatite BhsoUsr Btaot
It—is the only Seieatifio Lttng Braes;
It—rapports tbs Back;
It—supports Use Abdoinea;
It—supports tha Stotaaeb;
It—supports tbe Lnng^;
It—prevenU Las8itn4«;
It—^prevents Hoarseness ;
It—prevents Piles;
Il—prevents Heraia ;
It—preveats ConsumpUoa.
It—iaereaaea tbe Breathlag Capaaity
It—gives Strcagtb to tbe Body;
It—iaoreases tie Vlul Powers;
It—azpands and enlarges the Longs;
It—readers Brestbicg free aad easy;
It—^is used by Lawyers;
It—is used by Siagers;
It—ia nied by Miaisters;
It—is oaed by Laborers;
It—^relieves wben all otbsr seasa fail.
It—will last a lifetime.
Il—benefits in every esse.
Whoever does nsi. trerj minister aboald ass
ine. Measure two inches below lbs tip of kips,
ind aronad tbe abdomen, over tbe drawaia,
iecd measare ia icebes. Price to miniatoa
SIS; io otberi, SIS. Send aoasy, with ordsrC^Isl's Ministry .Shonld be Faithful.
ED BAPTIST:—In the early part of my ind instmoUons bow to send, to J. R. 0BAVE9,
ministry in West Tennessee, about a quarter Agent, 873 Main Screet, Memj-.hia, Teaa
SECEST TESTIMONIALS
of a century ago, it pleased the good Lord,
through the humble instrument of his own
[ N o 1.]
appointment, to influence quite a number
Taia is to certify that for several months
of Pedobaptista in the vicinity of Friend- have been a S cted tritii constipation and
ahip Church to put on Chrijt ia baptism, ^ e r a l lassitude; also, after the labors of
among them the ions and daughters of a iie day were over, I was ujualty much &iwidow, all Methodists. The old Udy found igued from talking But, after having worn
Banning's Lung and Body Brace about thirty
the cross a heavy one to give up her long days,
I hare l>een considerably relieved.
cherished Methedism, even to obey the Constipation Liu gl^en way to good d i g e blessed Jesus in this ordinance of bis own •ion, l ^ i t u d e to l- i-syancy, and I can talk
appointment F e r e was her greatest trial, tor a much longer period of time without
and just at this time a favorite Baptist min. Dsaterial fatigue I would not part with my
brace lor ten times the coat, if I could not
istar of hers called to see her. She soon re- jet another.
J. F. Ho^tsll, Trincipal,
lated the troubles of her mind to him, and
ReynoldiOTi Male Institute. Gates Co., N. C
now seems to be the time to settle this un[.N-o.C]
happy state of her mind.
Bao. G I A T Z S —1 received my Brace on the
' Bro. S., what shall 1 do? I have been a I2th of A p ^ aad have worn it most of tba
Methodist ever since I was a girl, and I time since -1 find it to be the very thing.
can't aee how I can give it up now." How A few days age I rode thirty miles with it
an, and to see the difference, the next day I
many hundreds are to day in the condition rode twelve miles without i t I f o u o d that
that old sister was that day 7 I must COD- I could ride thirty m-Jes with more ease
fees my surprise at his answer to her in- with it than twelve without it. I also find
<^hat I can speak with a great deal moreeasa
quiry :
with it than without iL
J B Tav^sott.
'• I believe more than one-half now in
Mt. HoUy, A r t . itay 3, li!73.
heaven have never been baptized," and
LNa 3.]
there the old lady settled on the old Pedo
My Brace was received in dae time, and
hobby: that it makes no diSerence how, or proved an exact fit I have now used it
whether you are baptized at all or n o t three weeks, preaching, horseback riding,
Could cot this minister have referred her etc, and feel assured that it has not been
to the command of Jesus and the teachings 100 highly recommended. My voice is somewhat i m p a i r ^ by a bronchial affection
of the New Testament on that subject ? No which attackra me when about twelve yean
doubt all would have ended welL
9td, ao tiu^^eannot speak or eing long at a
I saw this old lady a few days ago, now ume i ^ l ^ K becoming hoarse; but I am
happy W ^ l ^ t that this ia greaUy relieved
past her four score years, who told me of t>y use of the Brace.
tbe opinion given her of tbat good Baptist
I have great reason to hope that it shall
brother, who has now gone to his reward, ^rove a wonderful phpical aid doriag my
for he was a pious and good minister, but ministerial career, which a now just b^;un.
L. W. Cou«a».
doubtless failed in this case to be faithful to Yo;.r8 trulv,
Cttlon PUnt, A r k , May 19, IST3.
bis Master's cauie. I could see from the
[Na4 3
old lady's talk that she is not satisfied now
I
have
worn
Banning's
Lung Brace some
with ber so called baptism. I told her it is 30 days, and lay that I have
received soaie
not too late to obey J ecus now.
benefit from it, both in riding and preach"Oh, no; but Bro. S. was such a good ing; but I am too far | o n e for it to do me
man I often think of what he told me; I much good My constitution ia gone, aad it
cannot make me anew; I believe it has parreckon I will make out now as I am." For tially relieved me of the piles, of whieia x
the happineas of a believer in Christ, and nave been afflicted for twenty years.
B LLea.
the honor of bis name, should Christ's minTangipahoa Parish, L i , May 16,1373.
isters be faithful
W. M L.
[No 5 ]
Dtitt
BRO
GBAVCS
:—I received mv Brace
Chnixh Becognitioo.
about the lOih of April, and after theprooer
' The above is the caption of an article in idjuavmenis, it fits tolerably well, t ^ n g h
THE BAmsTof the 9 th of August, over the the fitting ia not fully satisfactory^ but am
signature of T. P. Boone. The article states happy to be able to ceruty that I have detaat Elds. M Green, W. B. Beaver, T. P nved much benefit from wearing i t I find
it enables me to speak with much aiore eiee
Boone, W. S. Griffin, M. Haden, and Breth. and gives elasticity of action to all parts of
R D "Eurner, W. A. B. Jones, B. C. Black, M the body. It is worth its price each year, if
Dearmon, Samuel Smith, Wm. M. Lane and only worn when preaching; bat I find it a n
W m Tucker met, in compliance with the re efficient assistant in riding horseback, walking, plowing, or sitting ia the school-room.
quest of the First Btpliat Church of Jud. I can and do cordially commend it to all
sonia, on the 30 th of June, 1873, aa an invalids, and especially to brother ministers
ecclesiastical council to examine into the of the gospel, who labor underany d i S a i l , y
claims of said church as a " Missionary Bap- in speaking No one will believe the true
lUtements of another with regard to the
tist Church of Christ."
effect it produces on the speaker, while
-ipeaklBg with it on. It must be tried to be
LIGHT WASTIN
f w y appreciated BespectfullT,
upon the following points:
I. When was said church constituted ?
T. H. Moobi.
Batesville, Miaa, J u n e 12,1373.
2 Why the nececsity of calling such a
CNa 6.]
council ?
Bao.
GAAVCA;—This
is to certify that I re3 Where is the scriptural precedent or
** Banning's Lung and Body Brace"
precept for organiaing such aa august body ceived
about two months aso, but owiag 10 the state
of eldera and lay hrethrea for the porpoae of my health, being confined to my bed the
greater part of the time, I have not had t h e .
qtecified?
j . v.
chance to test its merits thoroughly, but csa
We do not know; who does ?—Eo.
say this much, that 1 would not be without
it BOW for fire times the price of it, as when
THB rep jrt of the TTaited Sutes Conmissioner I can be up it does me more good than aay
of Edoeatioa gives the following sUtiitiei of thing I have ever tried I can walk aboct
better, and feel a great deal stronger when
theological schools ia the Uaited States.
Sem na- Profess- Stn- wearing it, than when without it; in fMt I
could scarcely go without it, my case beiag
DenoBinatioas.
ries.
ors. denta. a female disease of long standing. My phyPrasbyterian
15
00
808 dcian also thinks it will do me Kood.
Baptist
17
68
652
Mas L. M. G u n a .
Bomaa Catholic
15
R4
501
Siloam, Ark., J u n e
1873.
Ooagregational
7
47
S24
[NaT]
I»sth«ran...
11
28
316
BBO. GBAVES:—The Brace came safe to
Methodist Episcopal
8
26
272 hand. I have been a«ing it with aatisfsoProtisUnt Episcopal.
8
39
239 lion, Being.aa asthmatic, I csa speak sixty
with as much eaee as I couli thirty
Christiaa
2
5
136 minutes
without i t I feel safe ia recommscding its
Bsfsraed
5
12
106 atili'y as far as my expoieaee extenda I
Halted Prasbyteriaa
4
18
81 don't think any public speaker ahonld be
BEV J. D. WRMX.
Uaiversalist
2
9
46 * i t h o a t i t
Talbottoc, Talbot Co. G a , J o c e 18,1872.
Fres Baptist
2
10
32
[No. i ]
Evangelical Lotheran... 2
7
28
Bao. Q a a r x s : - T h e Brace which I bars
U n k a Evaagelieal..
1
8
27
wearing about seventeen aoatbs I eoasidcr
Moravian
1
3
25 beea
of great valce to me, not only ia pnaddajb
Uaitarian
1
7
22 bat tor evsry day .wear. Many miaisten, to
Usited Brethren
1
1
11 'elieve hoarseness or "goaeassa,'' wssa t h « r
voices are anfeebled by severe cr pretraoted
African Meih. Spiseopal 1
_
g exerclsoia
preaching, lake Cbany Peouoal,
Hew •emaalem
i
4
er same other pstrnted poison, tbsreby iaftasH
Unknown
S
5
19 lag the mtmiraaes ^ ths stoaiaek aad wMka»iac this digestive oigaas, makiac tawiavalids
^tsafiwlifB, whea,tCtkcy wooldcetaBrace
Toul
103
m
3961 aad wssr it, i t iraUl, ia lay ejUtoa. b« worth
man ta thsm than aUtks
siadtsists ihat
A. T. S m r a a r , Cornelias Va&derbilt, and srs kaowa t s ths •edlcal iheary, I h s p s t a
Wmiam & Aator araeaeh worth $100,000,000. a a ^ JOB seaie M w sabscribea asea s a a g
irblffV - T •at b o a yaa wksa I ws»
• a d their eaUtes are i a e r e a ^ g i a T a l o s ' a asw
l a l f e a u ^ a s h K t t i a o a g a . U W.Its«ais.
tb« r a t s of tlO.OOO.eOO per taaam.
' ^ ' W ^ i r r ^ Miss., May 26, ISTS.
A. » l U d U ^
HTUDUCB.
• TTflMH.
AUztiigiiaioxdUueca •TCMtaotai«iMM(
XMra a n b« M •badteac*
tk e n U M ia*.
M t b e T H C T H i s 1.0VS."
( . J b a M U M e v k m t k s U * la Mf
<
^ J f e abeiiaBC* lk*t ia »ot f«rMMi.
Xenxis,S3.SO per a n n u m , i n ltdvance.
n « n ia BO obediaaea O&t ia not lalwalarf^
ft, t k a » i a M oba^aaaa tkat ia not prompted
NOTICE.
f ^ l m ^ t M i Mooapuiad b j /citX
Owing to the prevalence of yellow fever
t
K t tf ofcadiaaoa
Uka b»pti«m
^f »gooieim»eim€*t»r§ard
God.
and the genwal siupension of all bnsineas in
F r o « U a a l » T a » n a M H « a t k U infant
thfl cHy, w« are compelled to enspend poMi
to»Unot
»f«%io«Mt.baflaaaaUianot %ai
t u .B BO lesiM be coBiBiarad as
oU^ cation for two or three weeks, or until the
mm.
nettianoliwfotitiaadii
8o,tlial»w
waM no* bekaowaby
txemte wlitien. I c t . « Caitk; n « h»Te they
• goed ecnseiease lobe anaweraiby bmptiai^
to&ntbaptiHn then is a«t only destructive of
tka fondameata principle of ChriBtianitj—
but it effeotaailj pata i t out of the
pjwcr of the one iptinklad in unbelief to obey
Gfeiit'a eommaad to b« iauaeraed^ and it i«tMda«« the naregenerata and nea-belieTeis
iata the e i a x c i ^ theae aocieties that eprinUe
lafaau eoald he refarled aa ohurchea—wotkia* mlB to their ionli if they bcUare they were
nc<B<rated by it.
D1I.EMMA.
L I«
baptism aj^crenJaidttty—i. e.
•Ijlaed upon parenta, aa waa eircumeuion, or
s beaJministered to their ehUdreaT
a. Is ChMliaa bapusa the ixrwstii duty of
B, paaiteat belieTcr T
I f m parental duty, like eircamcisicn, it can
MT«r ba tke duty of the child, thcugh its par• x u w m derelict ia theirs—and infant baptiam thaa rfeotaaUy iesiwyabelieTers' baptism
ftamtkaaaztk. But if Uia the personal doty of a
«aitet.i beHe«r. then i t i s not a parental doty.
g n j U i A B CEEEDS.
Catbouc.—"It any man shan say that bapt i m u not essaatial <a sal-raUon, let him be aoncsaa l a baatiam, net o i ^ a n
Ddttad. bat a t a tie puaiahmentof sins is g r ^
5 U s l y pardoned of God. Baptism apens to
n w a a n f M the gata of heaten, which be^ t ^ a g k aia, Taa
0/3V«U,
I*
II
disappwance of the.disease and the resoBiptioa of trade, at which time we will be
able-to meet all ouUtanding bills.
Adver-
tisers and subscribers will lose nothing I y
die new dispewlktioB, waa evidently cai'ed
(if God for hia pirticuJar f o t k . He was
fitted and' i n s p ^ ^ t o do jnat what he did.
^ 3 The twelve apwUea and tbe seventy
^reachen who w ^ e nent out, did the work
#luoh God designed for them, wad with tbe
i n ^ n inspired by the I l o l y S p i r i t
'
w u converted expreasly to
preach to the Gentiles, says: Paul, a ser
t a n t o f Jeeas Christ,called to be an apostle,
aejMwated unto the gospel of God." (Eono.
i 1; I Cor. I 1. ' Just as priests, prophet*
and apostles were called to their work and
impressed with it, so are all true miniaiers
in all agea.,
! Of the details and particular manner of
this call, it may be sometimes difficult to
determine. T h e proposition is true that regeneration, in every instance, is the vwrk of
the Holy S p i r i t
Yet he Trotks in so many
ways that we fail to comprehend all these
ways. " T h e wind blo!V3»where it pleads,
we hear the sound thereof, but cannot tell
where it comes f r o m nor where it goes to, so
is every one that is born of tha S p i r i t " But
however many ways he operates upon d;f-
arf msde generally c» flannt-l, one thicknesn, S o a t l i € P i i f i a p j d 8 t P a b l i c a t i o n S e c i e t j /
aiid some of the suits come dcwn as low as
tbe ankles, but the most of tbem about l ^ l f AS CRGKKT KK^ICKST.
W4y between Ihi^ knees -ind the ankles. Tbe
U la,«ha,t • • c r j r e n e w h o l » d u e l i t e S o c i rich and the po-^f go iiHo the water bare e t y etto^aU' or ( h e vrbole mi h U b o n d , -trlK
fout«d, and after s t ^ i n c as.loug as tbey f a r t r a r d m. pmrt. If n o t t h e i r b o l e . t h i s week.
please t h f y com** onij aud ii? tbeir scanty
Seelety has pnrehated prciac*, t y p *
drippin;£ j:irm»?nt8 waik a^hund'ed yards. ^The
t
m
o r i o r l f S S , to
t o thp'^liulfl
mor«nrl>es,
thp'^liulfl fOomS
rOomS in
in Ww hh ii cc hn ;. .^ j blt»d»ry, »»d « o i U d l>« ready t * c o m
t h e y c h a n g e , t h e i r clothes.'^ ^ ' o ^ y
^ 'mence.etlTe w o r k o r p n b l l » i a n « a i » d . a B d .
w o r d about t h e
of
[
laeU o f » e « .
o n e o f Bane mind U<lievt8 t h e r e u any lu . »
—»
delicacy B u t w h o b»s n o t h^^rd i t u r g e d j t o p a r e h a a a a . t e a m e i > c l » . »•»>« . h e r « i m
as a n <»hjecii*a t o C i ri><n;in i n i a i c r s i o n , i t i s ' j a i i e a m s a n l r r p a p i r , I n h a n d b l n d l B B •»»»•
i t i s i n d i ' f i c a t o a n d i t i r t e c t - n t ? W h a t ^ays
^^
^ ^ r h an. W e have not
R i c h ^ r - i W a t s n n . perhsp^ t h e o l d e s t t b e o l . i a - 1
oue dollar'. I n d . b l e d n e » . and
K
CIS
a n d C50 h e I^ays: " W i t h .all I h t arr.ti,g - ance » o w , w l i h only a part, we can g o t o
m e n t s o f m f ^ d f i n tirses, bsp'-tsnj b y i m m - r - j ^ o r h to tbe great advaitt->ge of the Society,
sion IS n o t a dect-n- {iraetiCt-: tbct-e if not, « ^^^^
.ome good measure meet the f a l l
female, p a r h a j w . w o o e u b a i i b 1 0 f h o has
o t h - r w i « , w e . h a l l lo.e t i e mo.t
EOt a g r o a t pr«v oas . n u . g . .
her d . l i ,
Ailreeetpushal.
maciiinery f o j p i W i c a ' i o a , an 1 t o ' f t i r t j ^ ;
and to make moremceesaful tbe i>> eratiet^
already begun. Uelp jia, hrtthren, pi^y f^^,
us, aud give us mere patronage a^d ^ ^
scriptiona These are wiiat we wiuit trim
we deserve.
2 At the meeting of the Big EsYdiii*
.Association, to which Menspbis belcogs
weeks agn, thera was a m o l n l i o n , apprcvint
the acts of the General Agent a i d t Z
-Society, unaniaou.ly p ^ ^ d , afier a a S
h&imoaii-us discussion. The Big Hatch'
is the largest aad one of themostinipJii-g^
Avociations in tbe .South. It hasTio o r g ^ connection with the Publicalion Soc\eiy
i l is, so to speak, i u Miu/er, and,
l y , i u a r d e n t / f u t o r r . The Associatiim^,
highly gratified, under ail the c i r c u a u i s ^
and will slacd unitedly ir. iU support of ot.
MississippiJ
L ' i -
i -J
• V ail .
•iioolil be
to IM
• V Ii0Tlv.X.—AU ina!^
. n t lac Sro. Qr»vt», at J
latmBHej for Ifcppsprr I
vUI t>r rwponiitin tor all I
JlTBiOS
Afi-O- UT|
m u c h LL;a we w o r e j
n g the t^iifiln^ of j
purpote to aticnd,
we could n o t couiro^
TOK Wemse:.- P a
avort d
tht* t i r s j
candidate lor p a t r o (
.".nd E s p y a r e d g u b l
i ^ o r t t o t t r . r t a pacij
L Ju _
i j r » c U u . » w l e d « t d l n t i » l . paper, anil by mall. florU.
»
1 « •
j
Again : " E v i ' a It tinui^rsi j a ti i i i r.-« n ibe
T t e Ricbmond /Irr^Ll will plwue ^ t p
o r i g i n a l m o d e ot bap-.'.: n^v
-^hoa.-t m [ f l y o r d r r of Baklnrsi Comiuittee.
the
article of .Tastus, wriltea before tK^
motives. Wearftcc
t t i e abnence o f a a y foa;ci»ittd o i i l U e - ' u l - ;
J. K . fSRAVES,
The ProTlncc of the Secnlar Press.
reply to J.'e article, and also ibL«, TROMTIA
ji-ct, d i i e c i o r lUifdirJ, have tiuitSfCl tue |
B . G. C K A I C ,
w i i h E c. E-jiv. l u i •
The Appeal oi this city has innocently i n
c h u i c b a t l i b e r t y l e £:ccaiaiiiO'iji;t: U.c ui:-.i-- j
J . T . DU.LARD. s ^ e source.
intimal'- ar-juaiiH !i!|
CMred the wrath of the Episcopal clergy of
c e r of apr-'ync ^v.-vt-*! to iU j b . x i y i n ic<-. Southern UaptUt Pabllcatlan Society.
I now subscribe my iiua name, ard aii
W e were i m i m s l e
l
a
n
K
"
o
'
T
r
n
fy.
in
K
r
i
i
o
h
.
••p>
dcp
j
this city fsr giving publicity to Bishop QuinW.- Ci)pj Eld L o i t o u ' s last article in re
[.•roft-^i i coiiTt-rticit:|
o t i h f r i t e coa.-isU. t o . l i ' i . ' r ' H t clifuHK-i^ s n f i ( vif.v of .iriicif^s l y • .1 oi Memphis, on the upon B r a J. Jo do likewke. Ia all ihetraj
tard's departure toward Popery, agisting
epirit of a ChriilLia, 1 shall defead, to tin
Q i a a n f r f i b u i i t is i M « l » c t o ! y
diocovt-r
j o i n e d t h - JaciV cbif
as he did in tbe Church of St Ignatius, N. f e r e n t persons, t h e s a m e p r e c i o u j r e s u l t oc t u a t a l l l u i - u i u - n i t / t s
10 l U i p j f j u j . t n , "abhcation .^^ociety. Tiie Society is under last, tbe insliiutioa I feel so dear and deeit
preaehiT!!; about t b e l
curs
i
n
e
v
e
r
y
c
a
s
e
—
t
h
a
t
is
t
b
e
t
u
r
n
i
n
g
of
Y., in celebrating mass with burning can
Ciirisii'118 !i (H so
1.1
I .jtlijiatious 10 Eld L o f ' o n lor his t i m e l y a n d fO neceasiry to the development of a pan
f r i i m t b e l au
• ti^D.- ve I
d
i
s
c
u
s
d
o
n
a
l
r
e
a
d
y
h
a
s
dies, and in praycri for the decul, amid all the t b e h e a r t t o l o v e Jesus, his p-jople a m i h ' s i i i g i , d a H g T . ' . u . t o t h e i t a i t h .
:»ri.cies. l o e Q i
u
already
Baptist
literature
in
this
large
secUon
«
whom
TV?
write.
to di-licacy IS ft stituu- 01
or
jt.il
pomps that characterize the Papacy, and thus cause.
o w n t h a t t h e b i t t e r e o t cn<rmy t h e S o c i e t y Baptist country. I stand in the iatnest ^
tilority
;
autl
ot
reallj
i
rimaive
'•.-.nl
O
•.
1
•hristu-'.ii,
a
maC o f
S o i n m i n i s t e r i a l e x p e r i e n c e diQ'dring, i t
publicly giving in his adhesion to the docIn VI'w <>l lilt- i t t t 't.a.'. W.ii.->i. r. ' I n ' I .as c a i i c o i t i n d a u g h t to p r e f e r a g a i n s t i t no party, bat in tbe cause of Chria and mj
hseiV'u
c
r r - i in,
m
a
y
be,
i
n
d
e
t
a
i
l
,
b
u
t
agr<j«jing
i
n
a
d
e
s
i
r
e
j
^
^^
trine of transubstantiation, elc. We un
Ut-^ IS a n - x i t.ouic a a i ' i u g M - j „ • j t u i s e h o u k l i n s p i r e t h e h e a r t s o f i t s downtrodden and undeveloped coantjj-.
j<!£t" W e T i i i h h i t
daratand the Appeal wa^ denounced by an f o r t b e s a l v a t i o n o f souls, a n d . m a b i d i n g 1 p ^ e ^ t j e r s , I I
ii.>. x r . - i
r
^ i f , i , . u d s w i i b conGdence. B r o . L.'s e s t i m a t e t h e S o u t h .
Geo A L o f t o s .
G o d t.Urs him a i . J
t l e t u i »-'i r
nu;. er«ioa
Episcopal priest, in his robes from his pul i m p r e s s i o n t o p r e a c h t h e gospel. I t h i u k I jjj^^ny
j i-if t L e v s l u e o f o u r p u r c h a s e is f u l l y $5000,
b u t dot,!'! t h e svirdJ
t
h
a
t
t
h
i
s
i
m
p
r
e
s
s
i
o
n
ia
u
p
j
i
e
r
m
o
:
t
a
n
d
s.ve
10
ai.lic<tc>
a
n
i
pit last Sabbath, in thU city, and the right
but El o Bceae k i j o r J
I m m e r s i o n u o ' a ' d 'C^nt p r a c t i c - ! ' find !
Baptismal RcGExtaiTio^c —In the Gener^
of the secular press to animadvert upon re- s t r o n g e r t h i n a l l o t h e r s , so m u c h so, t h a t
i i a i u o r i b i u k h e i n v o i c e i n t b e e x h i b i t s h o r t l y t o Synod of the Protectant Episcopal Caniei
Jet
l
u
e
"
A
l
e
t
u
o
j
i
f
i
i
h a n vrr do, a n d
ligious matters. The Jppea! makes a spirit- t h e m a n feels w o , is c«.e, if I p r e a c h n o t i h e i l : M irc lijau Ull^ . 11 I tOe" 2 . u
Vhi d b-^ j . u i f o r t h w i i l shoOT, bo t h j . t a l l past e x
clear,
'^'e h i d top(1
of
Ireland,
when
the
emendation
of
Ua
g
o
s
p
e
l
1
also
suppose
t
h
a
t
t
h
e
s
p
u
r
i
o
u
s
ed reply in iU issue of the lOlh, from wl^ch
baptism, ami
Luur^a: 10 irunj nit- peu-.f 3 n i l l be c o v e r e d , a n d each d o l l a r o f
rue B i m s r aad a Isl
a r e s e p a r a t e d f r o m t h e g e n u i n e l y c a l l e d i n iipi>ointui»'Di o> ih- L >:'.i .li- us h c i i i E -t s t o c k p a i d i n be at 20 t o '>'> per c e n t a b o v e liturgy was nnder diECussion, Mr. Sannde
we extract the following:
w o u l d h o l h be P T c e q
be vaiid unl«»>H tit»
>• Wiil
a;n, JI. P., proposed to strike oat the deelsa
" That the seeds of exclusive ecclesiastical t h e f o l l o w i n g w a y s
par
^lelho'-tista
Uaiv
(
<iaI>
au
aitni
ul
Sauiht-iu Eipti-ht Pj
lion
beginning,
"
Seeing
niw,
dearly
beloved
1. G o d does n o t c a l l t h o s e w h o h a v e n o
power and authority, not to say tyranny,
bis IS •• uoi. » a. cru
t'
VV
luty
W e hixve sacrificed c u t r i s h t i n o u r busi- brethren, that this child is regenerate." Ee
wlicc Tennessee, .4rl|
have a vigorous the ugh latent fecundity in fitness o r capacity f o r t h e w o r k . l i e s u r e l y s-ty luai tills ' t'l c c"
:< iiulsiv- 0 I.
n f s s n j c r e t b a n w e h a v e r e c e i v e d f o r o u r said, " 1 believe it is the great veil whid
M k i i i f i i i p: w o u l d :
every church organization of our own time, does n o t c a l l t h o s e t o p r e a c h — t o p u b l i c l y fetlings," and otl ,1 c- • 1
r> ?' No
—
a
sacrifice
t
h
a
i
t
h
e
f
r
i
e
n
d
s
of
t
h
e
must be apparent to every man who has
i
h f i r tJ] t L a ; t b e m a t
has
been
spread
ovor
the
pare
gospel
<k
' leuii o "
'tut>uj!iB to" im'-'iprsioii
watched the progress ef any particular de- p r o c l a i m t h e gospel w h o h a v e n o t o n g u e
caa.-o, iKou,:b u n a b l e l a b u o t c r i b s i t c c k . c a n Christ 1 believe it is the great extinguijlic
coald K.ti:. i i i i a ml
"
nithout
a
f
*
•
Wi'"
'
en
o
r
p
o
w
e
r
o
f
c
o
m
m
u
n
i
c
a
t
i
n
g
t
h
e
l
i
e
a
v
e
f
i
l
y
nomination from smaH beginnings to powerdirlicacy." l u U v ^ a ! Odj.-ic L;, Wlii>
r - t u t . j j b> w o r k i n g : l o r t h e p-iper. W e h o p e of the mighty t r u t h that a man ought b
.-.nd i-f it ia t h e Mastcil
ful and wealthy congregaiiona M»n are tidings.
iiameision kuow
.{ luis
fcitii t>y i h o f.rst day ot J a n e t o l:>e a b l e t o g i v e
Nets A l s a s x CiirtcJ
but
men
after
all,
and
the
sacerdotal
robes
settle
in
his
own
mind,
between
himseL'
h^ictt
MKtioritf2. H e does r o t c a l l s u c h as h a v e n e v e r : n Stiug^lo. ' Prtiuli.i;* 1- , 1 . .T. V 4, fiL -i !i
o
u
r
e
m
i
r
e
tioip,
c
i
i
i
i
l
i
t
,
n
i
i
c
d
a
n
d
e
t
r
e
n
g
'
h
Isaac
Smith, pestor—I
'
Eroco»ii.—Exery person conflnaed is t«- cover only those sons of Adam who inherit h e a r t k n o w n t h e w a y o f ll.'^e.
and
God,
whether
be
is
regenerate
cr
m u c u e i s i e r 10 o s ua.iK' t e m a l s " tfo:u
tbe failings and weaknesses of the common
qairad w aaswer ihesa questions:
;o i!.c CO uruDs o' T u f . B a i t i s t
estinf;
scries of m e e l i J
b
e
u
g
i
m
m
e
r
o
e
d
Oj
t
c
i
c
i
r
ii^;
^o
>ue
i
n
d
e
:
whether
he
is
not;
whether
he
is
bora
"e;
3.
N
o
r
t
h
o
s
e
w
h
o
h
a
v
e
n
o
field
i
n
w
h
i
c
h
race. To say that the discussions of these
D. " W h a t h y e u r n a m e T "
Cj*;y
01
lujuier
.Jwa,
iii.iu
i-y
.ttb.
cipiiug
o
s
rrac.iy
u.\i-rHT
rrELiciTiori
.-iotiuTT.
pally
by
Z ! d J. W . S |
tbe
Spirit
cr
whether
he
is
not;
audita
priestly men, upon points of the most vital t o w o r k , n o r access t o t h e h e a r t s o f t h e
A "H.orlL"
prove, n liouol-iblc ui^utLi liS, U-..
a "WhogaTeyeatMsnameT'
I J :.,iii!s«d i n m y Irist t o r e p l y t o s o m e because baptismal regeneration causes me:
W h i u - , s licentiate,
imporUnce to the welfare of the people and people.
Bion ;s c o n ^ r a f ) 10 i r e
r l , i (K'J
1:1.
a1 « M t SBoaserB in baptism; whtreia I was the State, shall be interdicted to the fair
r e v i v e d , a n d e l e v e n tc|
4. H e does i m p r e s s t h e h e a r t s c f s o m e rtjason w, tue pndf cortuj>'.'<i:i, :!riG chi n t m p r a c i i c j l p o i n t s in ,J s sllack u p o n t h e to blink this question that 1 look upoc ii
. i d . B m ^ S ^ C h r L ^ e cUld of G«i, criticism of a free and intelligent press, is
I with abhorrence.'
Bad as iaherito* of the kingdom of heaTea.' — an indication of the times of more evil im- c o n v e r t e d m e n w h o , o n t h i s a c c o u n t , c a n n o t 01 t u e u « a r i a i e e u l i s t i n l by an ar'>.'Lil u p p t a i •...uifct-n B a p t i s t P u b l i c a t i o n Society.
f a U A V .^CEO!]
t o lUe •• d t l i c a c v , ' l A ^ ^ u ^ j , tr'.C. i i u l
nardly d e t - m it nece-sary, iio^vever, t o say
Prmatr Bth
Otiedtim.
port than the assertion that General Grant be h a p p y w i t h o u t p r e a c h i n g .
.A-ssociation
Tvil! m e e
UvuVvu tiavt^ Lu\.Cj oa wiic u j t u r* uu i^j^'yf
teBOBisT.—What are t i a beseflU we receite is preparing to play the fatal rofe of CsDiar
i t i i C i i u p o n his v i f o f t h e tirac, t o i l a n d
5. l i e does g i v e s u c h m e n f-ccess t o t h e 6'jcti an !ii>|>< ai !
'.zarch,
C
j
p
l
a b cour
The
Old
Folks.
at the capital of the nation. There would
. xj.!-:..-" o f e s i a b i i o u i n g r u c h a n i n s U t u t i o n
^ i 5 * d ^ o ' t a t o f these is the washing away not be wanting the da«er of another Brutus h e a r t s o f C h r i s t i a n s , a n d t o t h e h e a r t s o f
t h e f o u i h L o r d £ day j
Tbe cLarlered organizition of Old Folia
T h i s a r t i c l e is i J i i g e'O'Jj^a. W h - i . -.^-i t j i spoke of l a t h e concluEion o f m y
Oa gidlt of erigiaal sin by the applicaUoa of to illustrate the madness of the President t h e people.
ai-^Pts a t |
n e b t i n g t n e Oa!ti Dg
M.j
held its annual festival Thursday. Septembe
Ctolsf •
in the latter event; but what medicine can
C. l i e does o p e n a i i e l d f o r p r e a c h i n g i n 1 turme<l t n e purfjose 10 writ>* i t ; aui I su; H - t ill t i d e E v r f ) t h i n g v a l u s b l e r e q u i r e s 11, 1S73, at the Fair Groandi, aad itwass
(lay.
a ^ bsptica wo are admitted into thaohuroh, minister to a mind diseased with the endemic
s u r e t u a t t t i u i'cuoOapi.isi, pit-uu t-i^ w i j u i i a i o at:U t a c n f i c e W e b i v e seen w h a t happy reunion.
j'LC/rAST l i r . - ,
u d eaaiectaeaily aramada members of Christ, of pneatly arrogance, t u k n o w n to the hum- c o u n t r y , t o w n o r h a m l e t , t h a s t r e e t s a n d w i t t i l u t i r w n e s a i i u
auil
«-tloii:i i i A V " been p u t ' o r t h
endow Merl
a
n
e
s
o
f
t
h
e
c
i
t
y
,
o
r
t
h
e
hedges
o
r
t
h
e
—
E
l d A J. Seale, p!
{ta kaad." '
ble teachings of the meek and lowly car
CoL
C.
D
McLeaa,
the
former
Presldeu.
f r i e u d a e n j o j I I so mucu
Li^iUi Ci^r L'l-iversity by t h e S l a t e o f G e o r g i a ;
•> l a aa age* the outward taptism^is a meaas penter's son of Nazareth, if the secular press h i g h w a y s , at h o m e o r i n f o r e i g n lands.
gracious r e v i v a l t h e
selves : u t t i f
w a v . s ( t h n u , ; h 11 »•>
opened the exercises by calling out; ''Get
t( tka lawaard."
7. H e does i m p r e s s h i s people t o set a p a r t n a v e o u d t t u u i » : lu u i 01 n.t n:u<jui 1 • o,-«-eriv.lle . S e m i n a r y by t h e B a p t i s t s o f tlemen will come to order—ladies are alirij!
T a r t e r , a s t a d f t r * o f I-J
" B y water, thea. aa a means, we are regen- of the country must listen in silence to the
sophistry of the priest, while it thunders s u c h m e n t o t h e w o r k w h e r e u n l o t h e y a r e c l o t U i u g W o r n uy ladies wu<j i r e 1 a > iz ( I j ^ i i i s . a u y
R : c U a : o n d College by t h e
OBtad or born again."
j
reaching tbev
'tbl
in
order."
He
then
introduced
his
saccesjor
against the heresies of the layman ?"
n e v e r hpeaK 01 i n e lua-.-; CACy o ! i m m f - i m u . Kapii^ts c f V i r g i n i a .
Foriunately, after
called
" I f i a & a u are gi^ty of original sin, then
^cceptuace.
A
L
;
o
th^
W.
B.
Waldran,
and
said:
"Except
t
b
L e t t n e b a p t i s m a l c u a . i o v c i s y a n 1 a . l o l a . - e v e r a l yrars of etruggle, o a r b r e t h r e n o f
liey are proper eubjeou ef baptism; seeing la
"We have a protest to enter, and an amend
S H e does giv^- s, u c h ^ m e n i h e h o rl y u c.c , c o n t r o v e r s i e s t)e con-.tuc.ea
l
e
r
•'
I
n
m
a
n
y
r
e
sj
t h e tear
ladies, he is the best ia the world"
tte ordiaary way they cannot be saTed unless
raui-ij
b
t
l
c
v
e
d
a
n
d
^^ eai n e , i d^-.-ro 10 k.^c w l a e o l d D c m i n i o n f t r u c k u p o n t h e " M e m o
fUa bewared away by baptism."—i?<>e£n*i ment to offer to the above paragraph. The t i o n n o t possessed by t h e masses o f ChrisMr. W a l d r t n , af^er viewing the cro;;i,
writer does not l i r e who can show f r o m the tians.
I tiie trutn, iHh wUule ti-utn,
tot-lno^ t i a l " ! d e i — i h « i a s p i r a t i o n o f a m e m o r y — said :
E l i . A L Stnvall.
MS. 347. 24& 2 « . 250.251.
PBXaBTTxazaxs.—Seo CtonfeasioES of Faith, ptees of authentic history, where the peoi
n
i
l
h
a
v
e
succeeded
a
d
m
i
r
a
b
l
y
.
S
u
c
h
feats
A laoTarB writes fij
0. T h e r e is i n s p i r a t i o n i n p r e a c h i n g as '
'
J ^
L a d i e s .^.M' GEsrLEME:. — J u Folzs
Aa
« 39*—" WUt U a SaermmaU:"
_
.
01 reli{;:oBs d i p l c a i . i c y d o n o t succeed o f t e n ,
ple called Anabaptists, in later years Bap- s u r e l y as t h e r e is i n acceptable p r a y e r , a n d |
•
Hev.
Joseph Wells, 1
" A saeraaieBt is a holy ordinance in^«uCousftratioa.
aowfcver, a a d t h e l i k e » i ! l } e r h a p s n e v e r be Yor.vc: It is refreshing to see so many a'
f
d
i
f
i
t
m
i n i s t e r , has re
iad h j Christ; wherein, by sensible sigds, tista, ever persecuted for conscience' sake, t h e r e a r e n o a n s w e r e d p r a y e r s w i t h o u t this. ,
your cheerful faces here to dsy. Since as
a g a « i S o m u c h for t h l ;
fITiTift, Bad tka benefits cf the sew covenant or ever soaght to repress the freedom of G od m a y bless h i s t r u t h i n spite o f t h e p r e a c h
DbAa RtABlkKS OF i BE BAPTIST :—YOU h « v .
I
.
i
c
U
i
r
a
! sermons
u a repreaeaMd. leaUd aad apflUifta beUTers." thought, of speech, er the press. U n i i l the
I t t r u e t h e e.^pcnses a l r e a d y i n c u r r e d last aaaual meeting our country has sa:
'^aaifi c! hiE a r g u m e n t
er, b u t t b a t p r e a c h e r a n d t h a t p r e a c h i n g ( m a n y o f ) o u ) prote«?--1 :•) ht-long '.o J- .-u
0» BAKisa—p. 144-—Baptt8iM|r|9aerafered
from
a
very
hard
winter
epizaotit,
a r v i c e ? iQ t l i s t s t i b l u t i n i e n t o f c a r P u b l i c a t i o n
Wekac-^sfliia: w e l l , and
•u^at of the Sew Testament, ori%|p|||BJesus Appeal can show this, it is aot justified in w h c h is blessed i n t h e h i g h e s t d. gree is t h a t b u t a r e y o u c<jnsocraiocl t o
tiEve b-..-vn c o c s i d e r a t . U , b u t n o m o r e small pox, cholera and disease aad deatail
O r i s t , aot only for the solemn K m S i i o a of saying " every church organization.'
Y e s , i n d t e d , j o u b o l o n g t o b i r a i-y ' h e
d o a c t agree w i t h o a r |
i
n
s
p
i
r
e
d
by
t
h
e
U
o
l
y
S
p
i
r
i
t
W
a
o
e
v
e
r
goes
Ika party baptised iato the Tissible church, but
i i i a a i n t h e e i t i b i i S ' h m e a t o f o t h e r en- many lurms. Many of our friends ban
He may safely say, every religious organi- n o t f r o m t h e place o f p r a y e r a n d w i t h
m o s t sacred c o n . - i l e r a t i o n s Y a u be.U n j o
is n c o f s t a r y t o re]>)y
alio ia b€ auit Im, a siga and led of the eoreb,.en called to change worlds, j e t throufi
e
r
p
i
i
s
e
o
f
a
s
i
m
i
l
a
r
character.
(3ar
G
e
n
e
r
a
l
zation
governed
by
priest
or
presbj
ter,
for
h
i
m
by
t
h
e
c
o
v
e
u
a
u
t
c
f
falvawoLi.
i
e
bcrmcas t i e s t o r m s ,
• a a t of g r t c e ; of his vtyrafiitg
into Chrut; of
beslcn dU " i n t o t h e p u l p i t , does i t a t h i s o w n
as Milton said, " I have found that presbyter h a z a r d — t h e curses o f G o d s i m p l y suspended. g i f t o f t h e F a t h e r , by '.b^ jmrcii^ee o f bis .\g<?ut. E r . ' G r a v e s , receives a s a l a r y a b o u t tne merciful interposition of a k i n d Prorb o w t o r e p l y t o a stor
rasuMtiMi; af rttsitnaii; of ctu." • • •
• mdeh laerameat is, by Ouist s own appoint- is but old priest w r i t large." V i n e t has justly
o w n blood, by r e g o u w s i . j : : , by r e i f m p ' i o n n j U i l o s i i o r d i n a r y pastor's s a l a r y m a dence we have been spared to enjoy tiu
b e has a a j ) a r e n e l t l
meat, to ba cdstlaaed aaiil the end of time." said, all Slate churches were organized to re- T h e m i n i s t r y is a j r c f a ' . - " . o n l y i n a second- f r o m bondage, by a d u p i i o u . f y 8-»al.j:>g, .•it> c h u r c a ; a n d l u t h e course 01 t h e last early and the latter rams, see a beautifd
i h l s fceciioa. U e h a s I
a r y sense. I n its h i g h e s t eecse, i l is a d i v i n e j
•Ihat^Sewy ef baptism, (p. l i S ) is not tied
narvest, heal to restered, and are permitted
e
n
g
r
a
v
i
n
g
u
p
o
n
h
i
s
tiazid,
by
v
o
l
u
c
i
a
r
y
t
h
r
o
e
jea.'-s
t
h
e
c
u
r
r
e
n
t
expenses
h
a
v
e
b i b l e s c u t o f a st
ta tkat soBeBt of time wheieia it is admiais- press inveaiigation and religious freedom calarij.
j
to come up today to attend the festival ti
t«nii^7«t*notwi.hataadihg, by the right use
The amendment
off=r is this: I t i s
y
i
e
l
d
i
n
g
a
l
l
t
o
h
i
m
u
n
d
e
r
t
h
e
gracious
If^ad
T h a t is c o t n e w . U e 1
a
m
o
u
n
t
e
d
t
o
a
b
o
u
t
b
a
l
l
o
f
o
u
r
collections,
Thoae mcv, of all denominations, who j
^
exdiaaace, the grace proBiud, is aot oaly the d - t y of the secnlar presi? to oppose cny
Ings o f t h a H o l y .Spirit.
B u t a r e y o u r w h i c h w e r e n o t du^* u n t i l last J i n u a r y , a n d the Old Folks—surrounded by all the cottr CSS f o r years, a n d w J
h
a
v
e
g
o
n
e
i
n
t
o
t
h
e
m
i
n
i
s
t
r
y
s
i
m
p
l
y
as
a
o S a n i f b a i r«aZ4i rtlMU^ aad eonferrtd by the
l o r u necessary to make cs cheerfal asi
; 170 c o n v e r t s by h i s e |
^ g l j ^ a a t ; to such (whether of age or infants,} tysiem, and antagon-ze any principle, the oper- m a t t e r o f business, o r tsaie, o r as a profes h e a r u a n d Kves cc>ns-'cra:t-d t o h ; s s e r n c e ? w h i c h h a v e n o t r e a c a e d SJO.OOO. Suppose
nappy.
Perhaps none of us have ooos
1 oth from tbe Hethc
U tkat nsiiee beloagelh unto, according to the ation of which, is unfriendly to the teach- s i o n — l e t t h e i r c u l t u r e a n d t a l . n t s be w h a t ' ^ h e r e can be n o r e . l c o u s e c r a i i o a w h - i e « e t n e c o l l e c t i o a s t i E d r e a c h e d ^ v h a t t h e y o u g h t
nere entirely free f r o m cares a n i anxi^is,
ennwdl of God's owa wiB, in his appointed ings of Christianity, the rights, liberties and
As B i l l A r p ssy», " H i
OLsr c o n v e n to, siccording t o t h e pledges o f t h e subsoribt h e y m a y — h a v e b e e n a curse t o t h e cause. serve h ; u i by scsrtcbes. a m i
rnm/tJ*
but this IS lUe lime and here is the place is
beat interests of tbe citiaen and the State,
t
h e r e a r e a t j bigger
ers
?
T
h
e
r
e
w
o
a
i
d
n
o
t
h
a
v
e
b
e
e
n
t
h
e
least
• Tha Tln&b Church, which is also Catholie,
I t w i l l so c o n t i n u e u n t i l t i m e s h a l l end. ience. W e s h o u l d serv^* fc;ni w i t l j u a r e i e n t
lay dull cares aside—for at l e u t one da;-^
open to
m
a n can beat h i m
eoaaistsaf bH those thav profesa the tme re- but i i the-Jd hold its eotunti i'npirtis'Jij
n
o
i
i
c
a
b
o
u
t
t
h
e
e
x
p
e
n
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s
o
f
t
h
e
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o
c
i
e
t
y
i
n
g
c
o
n
s
t
a
n
c
y
,
ac.'l
w
.
i
h
puri-ose
o
f
eoul
W h i l e t h e c h u r c h e s s h o u l d be v e r y t e n d e r
and enter into social conversation, innoceci
I M e a , togtOer sUh their duUrtn;
and i s the f<dT snJ ItgitiTnati
diicussicu
a
a
d b e Las m a d e I h e t
A
n
d
w
h
c
s
e
f
a
u
l
t
is
i
t
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b
a
t
t
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e
s
u
b
s
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r
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p
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t
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l
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l
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v
e
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i
o
n
g
,
a
n
d
l
i
i
s
n
c
i
i
e
n
d
o
n
u
n
t
o
o f t h e t r e m b l i n g on^s, w h o n e e d encouragejSt/damot the Lord Jesus Christ, the hens* aad
amusement,
and
each
contribate
to
tfa
cirer
hundreds of tir
I t gives us pleasure to bes.? oar testimony
v r i j t n h a v e n o t b e e n p r o m p t l y p a i d ? C-ertainly
m e n t t o t h e w o r k , t h e y o u g h t also t o be t h e b l i s s f u l b e y o n d . • 1 for t b e
taily of God, oui at isiiii there ia co orili.svy
oitier's enjoyment ia such a manner as inS
t
h
i
n
k
s
tbey oagbt to
to the hitherto impartial conduct of the
of Molsaijoa f
m
e
n
w
i
l
l
sow
a
n
d
reap,
.viien
t
i
e
y
p
i
j
not
h
e
(.lait
o
f
t
a
e
O
.
n
e
r
a
l
.-Vgent,
who
has
Tha beUef of one fact, [ i f., Appeal, and we suggest tb«t it open the v e r y E r m a g i i n s t t h e p r e s u m p t u o a ^ a n d s e l f t h e h a m m e r a n d t h e p l a n ? , n i t r c n a a u i s e , s a i r i H c - 1 l i m e , h e a l i h a t d m.-aas ; who has cause us all pleasaat reflections for a whoU
jirocf
ibMi Jesus !a the HessiahJ is <11 that isreoai- columns of its Sjnday issue to tbe d :£CU3- i m p o r t a n t T a e y o u g h t also t o be v e r y
year, and give as bright anticipations of tte
TH* Y i r o o Assoi'iiTi
•itSL aa b r aa & i t h goes, to ealTatioa. The
g u a r d e d a g i i n s t r u n n i n g a l l of o u r e x h o r t e r s teacb, plead, w r i t e , pre.icij, j-ray v r o r k , I i v f n e g l e c t e d b f a m i l y a a d t h e i a t e r e s t j o f The return of tbe day, and tbe reunion o f t ^
sion
of
the
two
questions
already
raised,
of
cae &ct and submission to
B
A
r
:
:
>
w
h
o
baa
t
o
i
l
e
d
a
a
d
l
a
b
o
r
e
d
a
l
l
I
h
e
C e n t r a l C h a r c h fit
i n t o i h e p u l p i t , t h u s s p o i l i n g g-yc.
•1 e x h o r t e r s
Wittout
:s r o t
TEE KEAL PRESESCE ASn TEE PEIEST.
sna inatitstiaa ^auoersicn into the name of
e v e r ih-- S j u l h t o r a re t h e s u b s c r i p t i o n Old Folks. I wdl not detain you, but wi2 e n ' s ."^la'Ion, o n F r i c
t
o
m
a
k
e
poor
w
o
r
t
h
e
s
i
x
p
e
n
c
e
,
d
e
.
t
t
h
is
b
o
r
r
i
b
l
i
*
s
c
d
t
h
e
tka Trinity,] ezpresaiTe of i t , U all that is These doctrines involve t h e d e n i a l o? t h e i ' "
r ' preachers. I n d e e d , B a p t i s t
W u e r e d s e ; i b e f a u l t l i e ? O a e now introduce Judge Sjrayne, the oratortf
'Sdbbalh i n S e p t e m l
itqairad of Hea-vea to admissioa iato the
f u t u r e b l a c k despair. W ; t t o a t b i x i s e r e f u u d .
the day, a gentlemen yoa will find f n l ^
doctrine
ot
"soul-liberty,"
a
n
d
deliver
^^
^
reasoa
0
'
i
b
e
b
a
c
k
w
a
r
d
a
e
s
s
o
f
t
h
e
collec'.'oaveation cn T t u r s d
•Wink.
ca,n be n o b e a u t i f u l P d v a l i s e , a o h e s v - n l y
competent to speak for himselL
J
Svery aach persoa ia a disciple pardoned re- citizen over into the hand of the x^iiest
!
t
i
o
L
s
has
b.n
t
h
e
h
a
r
d
l
i
m
e
s
,
b
a
t
n
e
v
e
r
bava cctvejance at
I I t is n o d o u b t t r u s t h a t m a n y m e n h a v e rest, n o i - a l m , n o peerless c r o w n , n o sialess, t h e l e r s trie f x p e n e p s L.^V3 h a d t o g o o n .
geaerated f a u e foQeat sense of tha word, the
Judge S^ayne then delivered, to a vej
b
r i n g t i l c u t w h o maj|
•OHteat
has beliered this oae fact,
t
e
a
r
l
e
s
j
h
e
a
v
e
n
,
a
n
d
n
o
'n^xpr^-ssible
g
'
o
r
y
.
been divinely impressed to preach who
Tbe BeasoD "Why.
.'Vnoi.her r e a s o n lies i n t h e p e r s i s t e n t o p p o attentive audience, a most appropriate Bad
eeticg of that bodj
haa tubasittad to the above seationed instiA
r
e
JOU,
Chti-.tidE
r
f.-i-j-:.
^;.ri-ecrj,
e
l
t
o
have died without doing i t ; just as many
interesting fpeech. nmm.'ir-A!*x.
OispUiL
For three weeks your unworthy brother
a t h gets t h e r e a t 10 1
s
i
t
i
o
n
o
f
s
o
m
e
o
f
c
u
r
b
r
e
t
h
r
e
n
,
i
n
t
h
e
negaI f Baptist Ckarehsa a n aot ohcrehea af has been in the midst of a glorious rtvival, men have been divinely regenerated have C h r i s t ? I n p r a y e r s a t - i l i b ^ r s , i n gi'ts f a r t i v e p o i i i i o a o f o t h e r s , a n d finally i n t h e
E u i'.D.Gwrs.ofC^
Qtoltt, then aH ( ^ p b a l l i t a miaiiten a n m - such as hs has never before witnessed £• been divinely Impressed to obey Chtist in h i s cause, i n car^ i -r vi.'.-(x-i ^rpbana, a n d c i r c a l a i i c a o f a'! sorts o f e x a g g e r a t i o n s a n d
PtAcu Sekd—We believe t h i t the bntic
h
u r c h e s i a this n-gia
h i s p o o r , i a y o u r s o u i a n d body, d e v o t e d t o
fe^ttiad aad witkoai aathority t« baptise.
ding sad pra'iing of and removal of frei
this place, and but a few ticies d u r i n g a baptism and to form church relations, but
j
o
y
i n g " refreshings froi^
e
v
t
n
f!»l-!s
r
u
m
o
r
i
by
c
e
r
t
a
i
n
p
i
o
u
s
ones
a
l
l
Bow, CampbalUte adaiaten daay that Baptist WorkcfcTer tb-rty years. Tfait he baa been have died without doing either. I n such Jesus. D o y o a e o . t a n d t h e s peer c t e r t h e o v e r t h e c o u n t r y , c o a c e r a i n g t h e w o r k o i trees impairs their v i t a l i t y , renders impe^
Lor-L"
D a r i n g t h e pi
Sksnhea a n tka traa eaar^ea ef Christ visible, thorouciily, fully abiorbtd in the work, is c^ses they siiffer loss, their woiks are burned emblazoned mountains a n d b ^ j c n d the
feet their f r u i t , at J shortens their lives, ani
i
s
e
a
coDElantly
engage
t
b
e
A
g
o
n
l
a
i
d
t
h
e
o
p
s
r
A
t
i
o
n
s
o
f
t
h
e
S
o
c
i
e
t
y
.
river take in your vision
theb»auti
• I that tka dsaiga of tkdr baptism is SoripturaL but l b ; truth to t i l L J-ruF, t h e Eoiy | ^ P
especially
tbe
usual
practice
of
commenail
" ^^
ia£E
a
m
o
n
g
t
h
e
chur
ful plains of your future home? Do you T h i s m a y s e e m stran^je l a n g u a g e , b a t I speak
Xkay are, tkenfore^ all a ^ p U i e d aad aaor- Spirit, the Father, tbe CTeat &r-4 wonderful '
nurseries to graft their storks from the irbT
h
e
first
m
e
e
t
i
n
g
held|
a
d
v
i
s
e
d
l
y
,
f
o
r
I
h
a
v
e
t
r
a
v
e
l
e
d
.
I
a
addition
now and then ca^c'j a c-impse cf tbe crys4aiaod. Bat suppoaa tkey giaat tkat Baptist
Fendl<>toii at Cape May.
matare wood cut from the young n u n w j
Triune, has been v e r y near t o us his people'
C.-eeh
E
a
p
l
i
t
t
C
h
urc
t
o
a
l
l
i
h
i
?
,
i
t
seems
n
o
w
t
h
a
t
r
e
s
o
r
t
is
naade
tal sea of glory on which you will ere long
Starchea a n tka true ohurchea of Christ;
here, pcrformiDg vron derE f o r us U p to this
Bro. Pendleton, we are pleased to learn, is
e x p j s i t i o n i n o r d e r to trees, and not from healthy, bearing tree •isy«, r e t a S l i n g i n t h e
float in ineffkble happice«E ? Thea, brother, e v e n to nac/pjper
HtspballitM tksa maaifeetly a n schisatatios,
time we have received twenty seven addi- enabled, by his wealthy church, to visit
bers—1j by b a p t i s m ,
trasuuel us. I t has n o t been o u r fault, bui We have a piece of ground which we wiik
bKflac bc«a axcommaaicated ashenticaaad
put all apon the altar of coi:secral:?a w
to plant this fall in the best variety of iee»
tions,
while
there
have
bee::
many
ccavsrCape
May
during
the
heated
term.
Xo
man
'
e s t o r a i i o a . 1 was a i j
the
fault
of
financial
pressure
and
fraicrnal
f^lsTssHfa
ling trees, and to procure these, it ocean $
siona of persons who have n o t y t joined as.' deaerves the rest more W e should have
Hasscy, W . M c M u r t
opposition
that
we
have
not
succeeded
in
A Flatterips luvllation.
4U eaa see if Baptists should receiv* ike
Your brother haa iLOt had the hesit even to been amused to have seec h i m sportmg w i t h
us to call upon our friends all over theSou^
second m e e t i n g was w |
i B S f n i o a a of the above so^e^es, they would
The
following
resoluiron of invitation was collecting a largejshare of oar subscriptions, and to ask them, as a special favor, to s ^
read the newspapers for three weeks, much the rolling waves. But he is a philosopher,
Chaicb, which oontini
ladsrta a vital error. BapSnnal Saleatiom
Taylor, of Mor- a n d in patting,even in the short timeallowed us through the postofiQce packages of peid
lets haa he had time to writs for the publia and could not help turning what he eaw forwarded us by B r a 11
l
a t h e a d d i t i o n of_ 5
a
s
,
the
Spcitty
into
complete
operation.
Bat
•ooiatias, holding aad teaching sack a doctriaa,
ristown, but he d^es not say wbich Associa
Slultitudea
have
attended
the
baptisma.
there
to
a
good
account
Here
is
what
he
,
perlence,
a n d i* b y lelj
seed,
grown
this
year,
of
the
largest
anditi
caaaot be eoa^erad gospel or ohristiaa
tion pastei the resolution. I t matters not, let this paas. Hay God give as better Umes, varitia of early and late f r a i t , and these i f
Our
people
u
Christians
h
a
v
e
been
Hoating
says
about
"Immersion
and
Cape
May,"
r
a
f
l
E
i
d
e
d
me in ihij
ctackes. The late ^tiaguished Dr. A.
since it shows us that our presence Is de- and forgive the anchiistian and onbrotherly will mark and plant where we wish ibi
w
a
s
h
e
l
d
a
t Carthage,]
M. Toiadexter, of Virginia, declaed with ref- on a sea of glory, and have enjoyed a king- which we trust will fall under the eyes of
eflorta that hare been made to thwart an
dom within the gates of Z-on. The Holy that minister of this city, whose Imioaculate sired by our bretbrea, a n i if we can, we now
c o u n t y . Miss. H e r e
trees to grow, and report W e want mtii
ecBcetaaUiaoh:
enterprise,
very
dear
aoW
to
the
hearts
of
a
promise to do so, unless it cocflicta with oar
-'"he C e n t e r H i l l C b i
Bow, i l the bodies to which reference has Spirit has appeared very sweet to us, incpir- modesty will not permit him to "mtness
l a r g e number of brethren i n the South and especially a selection of Augost, S e p t e n ^
s r i a to Carthage, a a d
beea atsde a n aot Scriptural chsrchei^ their ing prayers, songs, preaching and exhoru- the immersion of a lady i n water with all promise to visit ths Flint River AKociation West" Let as alone, brethren, if yoa will aad October fxesstoxe, for market rarietift
a t b o t h places. T h e
•inisters caaaot be Scriptarally ordaiaed sin* tiona The grand prospective of the better the arrangements of modern times."-Ed. in Georgia this f a l l
n o t help us, and^hy . G ^ ' i blessing—which ia Clings, i f large, will ba accepUble. Tte
country
has
been
peculiarly
grand
-and
Bii-naT.
*
"
D
e
a
e
B
r
o
.
J
.
E
.
Gbave3.—<:>a
E
i
y
r
e
t
u
r
n
i i t a n . The oriKuatioa eaa have ao farce or
seed, if bnddad or grafted f n d t , comes witk
night before I h j
from our Association, I sto? to drop you a sure to come—we will Mtablish a grand pub^ ^ ^
vattdl^ beyoad that which is imparted by the dianaing t o our souls.
i Bathing in salt water is the great . y ^ a c note. The .^ssociatioa passed the following lication interest which will one day be the difficulty, and seldom produces its own k<Bt A u g u s t , a n d c o a t i n u e
body whose aet it is; and if that bedy is not a
Here, then, is the reason why W . haa sot tion at C i ^ May. .4.t about 11 o'clocs'ea^h riMoIation, and for fear you may make ether p r i d e o f Southern Baptiata.
Let the pits be of seedling trees of tha belt i n t h e a d d i t i o n o f n i n J
Eeriptaxal church, of course its o r £ ] ^ o a can* i^peared in The Baftist for several iaraea* day hundreds may be seen in the w a t c ^ arrangeinentii, d hasten to forward.
Undo. From an orchard thna gathered
four by baptism. T h J
^ e timid near the shore and the adveh*
I cannot conclude t ^ w t i c l e better than
set eoafer Scriptural aathariiy.
The Lord helping, he w i l l t r y to make np tnrous further from i t I t ia very common,
"Vrazsjua, we f w l that the Baptist cause
the Tery best Soathera varietieB we hope ^ m e e t i n g w e l e f t t w c n t
droppAg
yoa
just
two
items
of
greatinterest
I a viaw af tkaaa coaaideraiinB, it follows lost time, aa strength may be afforded, w.
however, for the feeling of timidity to piss in Eastern Tennejaee haa been greatly built to our brethren enlisted i n this noble cause. secoreaa orchard of chrace f r u i t , and
seats, %rfco c a m e f o r w s
tkat Beriptsral charchca shculd aot recogaise.
awayj and therefore moat pefeons go as far up and fitrengthened by the indefatigahle 1 <
will u k e pleasure ia tetaming the h.yari^ C o c k a r a f t a i d e d i n
labors
of
J.:
R.'Graves
t
and,
whereaa,
the
"
1. Since I
yoa laat, the Society has
l a aay way, theae unscripturai «»g»BiiBaoas
Call to tbe M i n i i U r .
^ from! shore aa is advisable. I n bathing ad- General Association of Ei=t Tecnessee is to
Iriad to each one, as we will preserve fl^, ; a n d S u n d a y . T h e
u Scrfptural—cither by ward or aetiw, bs to
invested the funds
hand l a the parehase
vanUge is takea of the w a v ^ as t h e r come
aame atid address of all the parties
^ • m e e t i n g I was a l o n e , 1
meet
al
i
l
o
r
r
i
s
t
o
w
n
,
Saturday
before
the
I
hare
noticed
in
a
recent
numhsr
of
T
n
t
with their overwhelming power. Sonie per<
iha M i e a themsdvea or tkair oiSeera. The
of excellent machinery and other ^ublica
O'Sht t o large a n d a t
^axahea vt Ooiat aia to oppMe all tfepartiires BaFrar a reqaeat that I should wrHe aa soiu stoop down and let the v a t e r i roll over second Sabbath in 'Dcuber next, which is tion mal^erial, worth, at l ^ t , . ^ 0 0 0 . So sead as seed, with the seed. Give the
•Deacpna O o c k a r a f i a.
tana the M t k a a d a n r e r t d ^ tha Hew T ^ article upon the above named robjecf." " A l - them, and others plunge into the wave aa i t near the center of District Association, and
of the peach i a y o a r locality. W e will
n ^ may Bot tatcTKisa v i t k or eoa- though I have never studied the aa^^ject oomes and are soon seen standing etect on as we gre&Uy desire to have him r a i t ut, t h e ' e x t e ^ e s of the S^etyThaVe bera more the p < ^ g e if desired.'
d e r e d valuable a n d e!
v-r thaiT
B i n s t k o ^ . A a d t k a e U i f ^ tksi rcat.
and the collectioas so^Tested
ther other aide of i t < They itaQd btrt: a little and iaoor among cs; t h o ^ f o r e ,
i
'
afr T h e brethren
U t n Beriptszal dnndiaa b e n ^
^ whh the view of wri'dng about .it, I never' ^ S ^ h t d , That we c a r d k l l y invite Br?.. that ^ e y have i n fact cost u nothing. ^In
before they have an opportonity of
Sec oor special immense discount
Carthaai
tratysambaraad tvei7 «acar el tkoaa e l u i ^ . theless frankly give the views which I m - . ^ o s i f f n g a g ^ , a s d t b c n again m long* as 6ra,ve9, and earnestly solicit h i ^ to attend other words^ our e x p e n s e s ^ to this tipi^j
hymn books, aad the aew work just s l e i ^ ^ d a Barrett aad
AisMiatioo,
and
gratify
the
^ULes
of
his
tfae;^
choose
to
repeat
the
operation.
,
I
t
ia
tertain. That there is a divine call to t ^
ufom^ MaBtytaChrfrt a d
h,
w ^ o r seven daya at
munerouB frlenda = *
'
• '' have bera a ^ j j t j o/i The providence of typed and ready for press, the " BiUe
work of tbe miaiatry, I have not the'shadow exciting to aee the interest f e l t i n ^ e ap» nlaBB, eoBiataat as^ •rartiiTia
"ilfflrriatown,
Haniblea€<j.,Aog^»5,'l873.'
G : ^ K a s jAs^ s a v ^
from'^Tery saara a ^ triae of the Middle Life," wWch
proach of a high wave. I t o d ^ , i a the
^
B ^ A T JINDTAMDTI E I W I - W I S » T A A £ ^ <rf ft.doabt, though I may act make i t a p mation oCetme^the higher the better, though • ^-^jtJ---'T--^'w'
• V e ^ ' i n T e r ^ J t i o n of .necessa^
CfamtiaD wOldo weU to read—stady.'
Isatrlaaatta w—tfea; a ^ i a ' ^ t e ^ f
^ p^sodeartootheri
the bather i9»T not be able to ataz^, bat
Cai^rf^acK, Black Jissi Boston G ^ a r b y ne«!»ary
B ^ d e a this, we have chorehea aad ageata send^ia their
drirexi t o w m the shore. T h e f t is some- Soooehii^ fiamehon, Ona^yed iJim, and iUoThifi^atBof
cectixca, already sereral thoosand aoUan* ncfw.'ind help t h t a o ^ r e r , - a n d help tf
„ ezhilsrating i s w o c ^ i w h a t t
old diiB^qstfon were calletl of God and.
Modoc Indiana c o n f c ^ e d i a the tnor^ w-#di ta- f r o t k annoaBy' to t h e l a ^ t o ' t i o ^ ^ e p n b l i A i a g of t h w v r d r l k a ^ t o Che'
But
ttirtimeforme
to UffninraaelafidB
tbihelattee p a f t o f o i y bemimb Immersima^ rder ^--Ckn. Cattby end Dr. Thoa^as, have A t X h e n r e r t i a g ' o r the Board, ftather
and the k ^
of Ihe Soathera Baptist PabUcallsn
f « Jofia
^
tot
^ Gapf .'HiiJ aad T m m c r a w ^ , Rithingvtothet been sestesced to be b m g on October ^ .
till prevail."
'
will he taken to seonre more m t l e r i i i l
the suFpension.
^
l^:'.' •- X w i i j i i a '
%
_jiiiiB«iii
\nr III I ir «
iBIii^^^
^ r piAireiiuia,' BBI
to^far^^'
I a u k e man mceosfml liicoperattot:^
befpin. ilelp fs, brkUu-ni,
far
l i f e 03 mere paUoaafce at A
Thest'are wiirtt we waat,
- •
-
the ueeUng of the Big'
a, to which K e m p K , befenga,
Ui€r.
» molation, . p p w ^ ,
tjJt of Ihe G e n e a l Agent u . d
^
f, uaani.-ami-lr p « « d ,
^^ ^ ^
us dkcufisian. The Big E a t d u i ' ^
gBt aad one of the m o a t ^ t e l K ^ ^
the Strath. I t h w e o c r i n S J ^ .
33 wilh the Pablieaiian Soctefjr^fc^j, f
i t s W o - , and, c o n s e ^ m ,
, urditat/ftdjinir. The A s s o c i a i i a * ^
? grati Bed, n n i e r ail the circumataajg,
31 staa.l unitedly i s its t u p p o r t ^ ^ ^
r Hictnrm.I n^niU will p i ^ s ^
ticlsF of .Tostos, wTittea before th5», ^
[to J.'s article, and aiso thin, froin't],f
xea.
^ •
r salacribd my u a s name, aiui a ?
Bto. J. ta da Ilkewfee l a all the tria*
of a Christim, I shall defend, to the"
lie instiiutioa F feel so dear and deeia®
the .Je72lapnient of a pnrg
Hferatare in this large section of
I country. I atand in t h e imcvafe al
bat in the cause af C h r i a and m j |
•odden and ondereloped ctmntry—
i
Geo A. L o f t o s .
^
a-iHAi. REocfERATtoT—In the Gtoertf^
t o f t l i e P r o t e ' t a n t Episcopal Chnieh
land, when the emendation of th«
waa under discoaaion, i l r . Saunder. P., proposed to strike oat the declari^
eginning, " Seeingn • w, dearly belored
a, that this child is r e g e n e n t e " E r
| " 1 helicTe it is the great Teil whid».i n a p r e a i ovor the p a r e goipel
1 belicTB itia ihe great e r i i n g o i i h c .
toighty t r u t h t h a t a man ought to
in hia own mind, between himseL'
iGotH whelher h e is regenerate o r '
r h e is n o t ; xrhether he is b o m Of
pplrii. or whether h e is n o t ; and it a
f baptismal regeneration causes men
tjiia qofwtion that I look upon ti
I abhorrence."
The Old Folks.
I cliiitiercd arganintion of Old Folka
I its annual festiral ThuTsday, Septembe?
S73, at the Fair (irocndi, and it was a
' reunion.
C D McLaan, the former Preaiden»
; the exerciaas by calling o u t : Gen^
I will come to order—ladiea are always
cr." H e then introdnced his Huccefflir,
Waldran, and said: '-Except th«
f he is the best in tha world."
Waldrao, s.ter fiewing t h e c r o ^ i ,
tb^;:? ^ l i i u t j a i i i V
God." (Rom viii 0 ) The sinner, ihoD, -Kd clusters to^heaven. But, alas! how
will tJdthing c o i U a i ) e o ^ W l i k M m e i * i e R
rae aco to
our ' bfttes <iod. "
are not of the world, t h e ^ J i i o y J ^ r f e ^ f t Christians are there who,
may be either l ^ i v e or i i ^ w u ^ e a i A
of
hia senses, as he beheld his sister suffer- The reUtion between the acnon p^ rtorat-^i,
u-icg orgrins tn firtj i h - world haleth j o u " (John xik
hkiriag i K m e ^ t ^ lov^ I n e t their brethren
i i ' t j ' 7 »ie!v of Ihi' I
Tin
tho C b r i « U ^ ~ t h e j with rncW^sfWnd diat^rti-jiii p « o e pf the ing ia his stead. 113 wept » v j begged thai b.ptiisBg, and the element. wat«r, d r ^ i i i s
— pu'i!:c worsiii
he himself might receive the punishment she primary use of the prep<»iiion, tL-.-eAli .^laiassiaUnM <U<l«iK«l fi»r iliU DfiNUiiB"* i,q,|pg{ f,^,, vijj<,t.
<jf G c ^ .^^Foir we ocr-elves also were house of
i-it- fiiii not ap;>ek:These
itsaUbcatiuT^ttu tht^UaSuratUipiej.HioMl^Pi i in '.LP paper. V,
due his oxn wrongs. The mother fjKjke 'ore the rendering lu all tiis-pa^g^.,
f
some'.^tnea foi^b*, liTing'in mtliee and are the
:
I'oreiaau
ia
a
fire
the
mm- HOTIviS.—Aa moasj tor retjcrtjtKci taooM t»
and said it was enough to make any one oe • in." In thirteen m s u n c t s ttw pr
envy,
hatefbl
M»d
hating
one
another."
c«-riii.n
itticU'
temple
t
a
O
o
i
to
consume
i
t
CH^ers
there
.tattoHro.C.-»Te»,»tMem?li5». 1 essnFtrrtponsi^if priv;tSa LO'.cry to see how hard he took i t I turned to aon 13 exprfssed. Iu thre* only tb^-r, ic
fseMttiyfcraepBpMBtitflBeomn lnSo»r
it w.- h.-ltj
i;<! we i^jiv' fo i ( r i u^ lii 3.) S naerx, then, bate «ach other, are who maintain such a cold, distant and
tbe window to hide my tears, though ;here 'imply the noun, h, not. lae Uws of tr-. z^
•in ber«poBsibJ«fcr aUthat Inon*^ H.^.
i t faf .. icUrsiitft
L.- .i;i<i
t out. TLf^ Sj«:i IJ the Bible hiab^ry of the h u m u h a ^ h t y reserve toward I h d r bnet&ren that
was hardly a dry eye in all the room. Eat iation require the rendering " m ' thr •
S^marr. ' '
^
! poetry wec.ij.-eii i n {:..« .1 uicb ort-to q jes- a'Alt 111 it-i natural sUte, repreaenting it as the most tender sensibiliUes of their hearts
1 wept not bo mush because of what I had o u t ?
10 ^'jCj-osi-rvf-i ulti ily lipstitute o' love for <ijd and his are wounded thereb/. Such should listen
JiniiOJ As-o. i » T i u x - » ' e regrtt
heard, as 'tr.cause my mind ilew quickly to
3. If it be admitte-l thatwaior u t a e i * .
!i3<- iViiUe
f a- p-^nii'r T:i!a coijditi.in of i h j sinner's heart to and heed the solemn warning: "And
Calvary. I thought of hit£ who was once
m u c h t l t a t w e were p r e « a t e d frc-ia att. nd , r"""'
trament by which -i.^ w. 11 „
-i-.^.,^
t:;Ht
u>iv <.' oil.' rci.J. r-> Ct." f<i.I; li>- ch.ii:^t:<i by me conquering, whosoever shall offend one of these little
ng the meeting of
i-oJy. U Jtise our j
o u r only friend—who, when divine wrath
;di j, Wf ll'^t '
• , .
o which bsptismisa u'.nir-tetf-d, a d o e ,
a>i UlaiDj* v«iwer of 1 Le |:a>pel of Cnrist. Be- ones tbat believe in me, it is belter for hitn
e
tli9
purpose to attend, but circaias'.ai;c«s wa:cb ;'
was ready to burst with fury on our beads,
follow that because it
an i n s t r u a i t i i i i
fore w. c m l)vi> ' i n i an i Ctiris'.ians, there- that a mill-stone were hanged about hie
wa could not control cnaitj ia the i^ay.
f^'"
became o a : surety; who covenanted with
•toust be applied, Epiir.kl. d o r poured i., a
fo-.- w.' ni'i I
eit»in hvart created, neck and he were cast into the sea ' (Matt,
•p.
D!V!<t
.iI
1 ill!
THE Wc-'iTBK;.- PAPrisr—We iu-iTe b w n ; ' ' '
the Father for our salvation : who took all
he candidate. H to lae pa^sig,..
,t
u ii^hi -ji.rr len^wt^d wiibin^u-i. This xvtii. 42 ) Again, there are some who have
I.v. ' TTi'. t<
avored wish the fint number 01" iiita yoanc Jgite ili.xck-.
our sins upon himself, end who, when the
l a v e r e a d : Hndeed baj.i i- waierupo:.
Mi-i r u! . ti.-iii^p in us is ftfo^tcd by the clear views and firm convictions and who
•f
tii
To
time came to fulfill that engagement, did noi
candidate for patronace. i j . e t a r i a
u
f
c
'
"
. > M .M at- tuoia- j •• '
i- r t ^nnJdi'ig abroad the lovo of are sincere and open in their profeesicn, murmur, though h e g r o a c e d a n d w j p l u n d f r
- . hcfihallbapiiletae H<^ySt,irao,.£,«
r.
snd. Espy
are donbtJe-a inrlofPcedI :a their ji Sblf* 'hrth ti.» lo
.-^t -• .i
li •!
11.- i.-Mrts, - u l :-i no uncertain who are the "children of the light and cf the infl ction of the fearful punishment due voa. Bat it is the per-oc and not tue
effort to start a paccr for .irKunias h j <oo<l i ' '
' " •
r
j! v:c. do lovt- Uad when wo are the d a y ; " that is, they are all t r u t h ; but t-i ua. Many a ^ermoa bad I heard, but neier aienl that is baptiz.-.l Ttie only
motiTL'in'tru'Tivu
L'i We arenot per^cn^i,! y icq ixiotJ-d
''''''
1h
•
V
.
' iiie S,, rii. • ;iri<i io-. e 'or ourbreth.
;
I'
' a p u ; e with water to l.i.j.i
ii, uwithE3 o. S^py, bat tjf uied ii» have a moetj
r»-i!
f
-i
teuilng
o
n
Kiuenc-:
of
that
'
I.
I
a.
It
should
be
rem^-nb'
-nl
fbp.i
thi^s(
r
Lt» acq';ia;ntai3ce
'
intimate
acq';ia;ntat3ce v.-irh
v.-irb B.-o 3<3one. j
1
tio
r'ii
1
1
i-.mcluiions
laay
I
u
sages
occur
only
when
Joha
«
b-pi:-^.
ic
•
W
.
1
1
.
store
a
fallen
brother
in
the
spirit
of
meekere intimate a-^pc'af^^s. ia borbood,
bo/bood, i
'"
We were
ra-5 boen Eai.l, our ness; thoy desp=.e the day of small things; precious. The gentleman concluded by Fay cont.-asted with that with vb^rh
• <1 Tnc-i ''o-1 'Th a
profe^SL"-; coavfrsicc sK the f*rae m^eiing •cxi'.v •'J i t <•
. i'
I '1 uii.-! r n j authority of tbey do not " love one anotLer with a jiure icg ihat after h e was done, h e asked iun tiisd theaposlbs on the diy o- P. cu.cx..a4^
i -i 'a* i.iii.)
joined
th» same church, at d c.^mmenc-d
;t-. •• F..I.
d-ioghter-if »b« would be eurety for her ! suppose the transis ci^ o' th- iwiinor-jsc
"
.
t k
• Li
i.o^oever i-« licveth
! nii io.
t 't.- •.vn.l ,1' ("lo.i
preacliin-i about the same t:me. aud under with ihf I" : u _
heart leivently
hey are not all the gospel hnitber ngaia. To tbi. she readily c.ca
versltn iatesded by ibt readennc
f .... ih<-Car -1 H h t m o!
.lod , of the gra^e of God requires. The.e shouid
lieeni'j from the came church. We knoT7 of DaViJ, to J Tbi^*" th
but. said he. nothing could L a c e
w a t e r " t n d "with ir I ! , . j
i,
• I .:•> If t .:•-V
.ii.t laAt Idv—... h oi i b i i be^^at, loveth 1
learr that ' t h . wisdom that is from above Lh.at bo, to neglect his duty any mo e
t
whom TTi wr'.te.
He is a geailj-man. a p!- w rf^.ort-<!
rf;ii (-2 .
!.:-> 'O l.>.^^
phasinc the baptisint- el. ia. nt it. <acn e s . ^
: i> •)
13
a o' I i n . ' (1 J o h a
IS firBt pure, then pe^eakle. g.-ntle and ha. d o a . Liai more food than T
t^
Christian, a man of energy and ability, and '•Ati.i .0 -«t 'ht- : \ .•
rf they -Kt^re not in '^i- n^w 'o'ta^r f.j t^a
V i > III th.« vp.-y nii!ur« of the divine
ea^y
to
be
entreated,
full
of
mercy
and
good
p u n i i h a f a : I cDal'i ever huve given b'K direclionB of King .lames to traus a ,
iiservfs fjccc'^s in fcvcry laudable enter Lord vrith . y m ' . •
aM:»ui"Ujt
III.
tbereioi
e.
we
cinuot
love
Go'i
.
.-i
-ii
pcise We
We wish
wish him
him sacc«>«3
s a c c ' s in
truiti"
(James hi. 17)
To be living, Tnis, toe, Uiuie a j-io:ouad itaprestioa oa
in tLii May carps, s ^c.n-ihiii; •
\ 'UT. • . Ml - •» U« "u I-jvinj: our brnihron, and love lor
-apport ol a practice
•' -.n rharca J r %
t'iod bIffs him ai;.i pro?ppr i ;iii We can
spiritual Christians, "alive to every good my mind Who could fa»;i to think of thai
vill, aa"X of v> vd. i' .
,1
0&pt;_3d
with
laHer
.J
-u,
i.,. f j ^
>ur
!
.--e'.'ireu
is
ni.i.ie
lo
at
the
certain
bat doubt the wiiJom o'. lu..- oaterpris«',
word and work." we mast and will love oae everla:;ing lov<? of Christ that acthing coa'a
^
-n, p
t b e p oi liet: '"or ' »
11
-li
we
havipii-i-^^d
irom
lieath
unto
Spirit,
not
wat.
r
^.q)
trrf.
i*!^
H,^
fautBro Bccne knows tlie "sitaatioa" b«rtter
another. So true ia this, that oar spiritual ever e.v.hsasti' -hat borp with u.«, and yet
the Lirtl bj t. .
i'l-i
10
make
tife-u.rtcce
doubly
sure
Spirit
The
elemen-.^
i.-j
i
c
••
-ci
cf
•
>
1
than vre do, and we hope he sees his way
dj(^ension may always be marked by an bears, that causes hiai to stan^ ever vriib
O!
pass'^— in ti,»- I
oaptism
should
be
-d
C
•
.nL..
..ut.
a^
'.v,
1!
.is
i
j
remoco
all
doubt
clear. We had hopf <l to !ree the day when
equal decline in our love for our brethrea.
cited, but iht- l '
. u' •. ; Ml. I (f !i e r,e!i«-v r loLn declares True Christian leva for our brethren will iiatbtretched baod^ as on.- representative in daptista bapti^a witb wv.ei, a .d i!->'
TuirBArnsT and a large i H J abif quarterly
was not Bion,'? •>
iri.'.r ! IV,
c>Lii- L-rethreii ;! .'afls our path lead us to bo very careful and cautious the heaveBs. And who that is a Christian, Tiilk, wine, cider, or -".n I, oa' : t-f s*
would both be owt:ed si:d published by car
in
tli- L 1 -i
- ag
I i 1 . r .V u w u -..jii t hi.iz- of bgiii aa to leave ua about wounding their feelings; to relieve does not ferl ia his hea.-t thai nothing could teptiia with it witroai
•Soathpru Bdptiat Pablicutxc S:!c;ety, and
ever again cause him to sin willin.cly aad Fhillp was ot tbe saaie
t
h
e
d
d
j
s
o
i
II.
3
iv;;io
•
U'.
I-.'
:_T
?tu
..'jliii^
luto
any
uncer
4
e
U;
•it.-.when Tennessee, Arkansi-, Loaiaiana and
..
.
.
aga.u cause mm to £in willinclv s
f «• tc
It is concluded thiii ihcj^ u j '^^aJ
•.,!. i' -.;> .Ill -J
childita of the their wants when poverty he^i at their door, ! thus wi-on? su-ch wonderful love? J B - ,
Missiialf-pi wotild fully hiiaion;;?and make in Revt'laiiou that
. . •
•"or the inference that w».er m-«v h- .lo... -d
ai-.-;
.. I.
1!, i.i.i; l^jvftti Uib bteth to weep w.th them when earthly trials and ^
Baptitm " I n " and " W i t h Wafer.*'
them all tlia: the mott a i J e n t lover of truth of mu-.o asi'il .11
o a person in the adininunaiiou of itf
I'-r
;a j ,, .
iii'i tb^re is none sorrows press them down to visit them in
A Preebi terian queried a Eaptisl thus
could wlih. This may yet com^ 10 pas?, twenty elders :eli
having
r
Very
one
!•
1:
iiaaace
of baptism b-cau-.-ot
t
•>.. I.)!; if - LiuibiiiSf: iu Uini. '
J o t n their af?l ctions ; to defend them when un• i r i t b e atimiltcd tbat ' i n ' and 'into,'
f.nd if it ii the Master's will, may it be go.
V
S)
'-Au-i
1
b
.ir.i
o,
>
baptise
with
watei
••
r
Sfuuij-;
I'..'
liio
v.'iy
levone
of
ibis
is
de
in
cocEcction
vrr.h
laptir'ng
element,
justly assailed l-y the tiery tongue of slander;
Xtir .\L3A5T-CHrEcu, Union county—Eld
• -a : i j U- tiie ^ t.tu.\I coadi ioa of tt.ose to bear with their weaknesies , lo s'.and by m t s n what they ebv. > h Joes not the oftIsaac Smith, pastor—bts esjojed an inter harp:cg with ihei. i.-irj.Sews £r.. lue .o.i.jjn,
!i,ite their br»-tnreu. " B j i ue that their s i d e la the departing hour and wii-e ri-peatcl .Scii{tu:e f.hrs;.-, 'baptize with
eating series of meetiaga, conducttd pnnci Xow if Da-hI. a iii-in liu-r 1:
Bro. R A. Lee, wh . wem t r , , j X n t n . ^ ,
aad
Hez^^kian
aud
u
l
ateia
iiis
broUi^r
is
10
darknefs,
and
water,'
justify
the
^-osi^ion
tha',
in
the
ad
the col 1, diinaji sweat from t i e i r brow, and
pally by S i d J . W. Sanford, and Dr. R. KI
jW^lke ri ia Jaikne.s. aad kuoweth not going down with them to the misty sea, ministration of the ordinsace, Tra'er may >o Mississippi College, tiaa been (.reacj i..- *
White, a licentiate. Tiie church was mueU the I.-.rd'a d-Ii-ecicc, is-til
'ew weeks in this counirv—i»tinr'.'il.
be ased, infUaaioLt.-, n ni'.wa b'.r he fcceth, becau-e that d.irknesa pour words of comfort into their ears and be applied to the candidate? '
revived, a a J eleven were baptiztd.
the churches at Mo-)ti Lakn had s v l . . e
God, why a:a> no;
-•'.i.ei-^
.»t
ii
li.-i'n
blintied
bis
eyes
(1
.Toua
it
I!
)
bid them an affectionate adieu, command
That question Las occasioned an investi- —with sucoeea. . The writer as«i^rcd »u uif
The
School Ir-amrTE of Union
same od a-e them : c r f i f
!
Caristians. taen, we must love one ing them to the Savior of sinnera And gation of the EuV.ject of this artic'e
Association will meet with Brushy Fork
meeting at Swan Lik-esev-c dtv^ , ;r
hend tbat tbe o l j c i o i ! ' m.i..;,Tao S.-rijiture: tcac'i and set how is our happiness increased when we
The preposition '• in ' never occurs in the Lake one. Baptized at M-wn Lik".
.'iiorch, Copiah county, on Friday be.'ore
i.
Christiaas to tb? a?- of oru^ •!3 n rbur,
. ;ri this propoiiiua vith co .nuch clear come into tbe house of God loving each authoriifd version ia connection with the
tha foa ih Lord's day in this month. Union
Swan
Lake,
foarteeu
r>ro
L"n
zf
lies not so
tue
or li!.and ' o n e , aad insist upon its truth otner and oar hearts knit togeth.er in the baptizing elemecti—water and the Holy
AsHocIatuiC meets at eame place the next
s
t
r
a
i
a
f
a
t
j
as
aga
ust
tb«*
rii"..
1.
Ji.
»
tu
^o muca cmjtp.aMs, t b j t lor professors bonds of that holy. Christian union which Spirit. Its rendering is alsrays '"with water" become a member or Morn Lskt- n-.v c
day.
M.-n fie.o
the servioe o! aon^ b* or;.-. ...
a.
o' re'iii.on to he ifrnoraut of or neglect the'r is the glory and beauty of our earthly Zion. aad •' vTith the llolj* Spirit,' (ilatt. iiL i l to orJinaticn, and Eld W
TxzAiA^ Gcr.Ti C-'-Kcn, Pontotcc county
the writer were invited s.s irtnsi-i "^Itv
We do cot a-ppravK
ti'J . v n l .-^.1,1: t"i.-u;ng, is to b- r.'. elt^s-, t vcu to crimin T a t a it is that mingling our voices together Mark L - ; Luke iii. 1
—Zld.
J. i^eeJe, pastor—was enjojin;: a
:cbn L 2<\ 31,
sv. iter was chosen as Mcdemio.'-; E i V i j
•'Lit ail the people praise tU'. < , '» (i-, d 1 -tal.iy The very Sr^i m^-ntior.ed in that jich in hcly praise, in prayer and in tho songs Acis i. '), Acts xi. 1;' )
gracious revival the 4<h inst Bro W. P
field examined the c,andidate, nn i ii-.
^
lUi, k or- cm^u-r of the " fruit ot ih.. .Si-irit ' is love ot the sanctuary, we find oar heaven begun
The phrases occur oa'y when John's bap- the ordination sermon. The wn-e
Carter, a stnder* of Jlississippi College, was ail the peoi.Ie pra.-e thee '
ss to p.o i..v,. forClo-l and !ove lor bis people,
that on e i r t a oelow, and present a miniature tism w.tb water Ls coi:t.a<:ti .1 with Jehus' prayer and deliverer the ch?!-!." T • r n c
preaching ther- .»:th the paster with great gans and choirs may be so
iSb.
icceptance. A brother writes of Brg Car- mote cocj;regat:ons! Kcciag. Ail who c:in under that rigid self t raoiinatjoa, which we picture ol that sc«-ne uround the burnicg iM.ptiiiu w.ih the no!y ."-^^irir.
hand was extended b j iheci.aicuv , L iiii
ttiroue
ol
G
jd,
wheic
the
redeemed
of
earth
In Cve out of tbe aigijt references the
ter " l a many respects Le resembles our praise God in sor.-g eboulJ ci; i vat-- m. :i ar- invued by "tne word of Uod to make, as
"Bsnediction by Brn L-e 11 nach fceioved and now deceased brother, gift. Tile er^-a.i a a i cho^r r.i.y a -.,, to ' whether we bo lu the faith, ' we k n in the presence ot the angels who had joy original reads "in water. ' All of the pas- two deacons ordaiced at thi rvu.
them -n th^s. Taos^ wbo
.! not try 10 n^ver be at a loss to determiae whether or over their repentance shall aacribe all sages have "in the iloJy .Spirit." T h r e e - Since then Bro. Let ra:- tspi.:,!; , r ^
S d . A. L Stovall. May he be as useful "
smgwei:,
or
make
aa
eUort
10
.inj rov»- .u no. we arc Christiaas. if we know we '"love • honor, and dominion, and power to bun Luke lii. 1'- >.ct3 L
Acui iL IG—have hree We are now rpic'y lo n f M
A E2oTHrK writes from Pontotoc county:
who hath loved them and washed them simply the n o j c :a the dative zi^e, rendered
" Her. Joseph Wells, a distinguished Jlsth- ^ g i c g , have no right to [.-'event g o o l - . n . - i n - brethren," for ibU love does not, and
churches—one in Wari-rg-oi- cmt ;' -.if
fiom their sins in his own blood,' and feel "with water.
!>diat minister, has recently preached four ing la the house of tbe L jrd, or to inteifeie cannoi, es.si m th« carnal heart. If. there
other in Isfaqneca, with s tcrd ti.i-} ' n'
ineir hearts swell with moat wondrous joy
It is a firmly csta'tlished aad generally ad- a pastor to eerve iLtm C v h w «-ji^j be.
J.>ctiiE3l £5rmon3 in this neighborhood. with those Who are willing to do their d u . j fore, we have not in our hearts this love for
as they listen to the strama of immortal mitted fact that the prepotiiio.i ' - e n " ia
Scmft cf his argumenta are new and strange." m this interesting part of oiv.ae worship, our i-rethren, we o u g i i to fear and tremble
organi/;?d, bat there is no leliable
- ,
.^e br- found on!v d^ce.veis or deceived melody that sweep the crystal tea. The conncctiea wiih the bapti.ing element never o f a pastor. T i ^ v r u e r thinks iWe kacTfliim well, and have heard him. We But we woaM be n g b t harJ :o coi^viLce
ao-i injure our breth- bles eduCiS of heaven will consist much in meaui wii'j,'
alivays ia." (.Sea Con- to crganize witncut tuch prcvpect. a n .jai
do n<5t agree with oar correspondent that it t h a t C c d i s pleased wua having a. f^w pa;d To l.^te, and
wn.le re.,
be to u, a c-ita n eign ili^t we the lellowehip of the saints. .And ara these, ant's Bjptista. tec. 3, J )
ia necessary to reply to him. Indeed, his smiiers to praise him in h:s
to those ministers who
wr y. t la darkne-s—in tbe gall of bitter- in oui tsteeai, the excellent of the earth,
sermcns are storms, and we do. act know those ^ h o lov». him, aa-1 wt.o ;ouid "^laj: ;
Meyer oa M a t t iii. J1, t s quoted by O.
me on the subject of coming to tui. d-.-vtt
aud our cl.osen companions now'/ Have
how to reply to a storm. His iirgamenu (if with the sparit, a a d w:ta the ua i t r :
and in the bead-, of in oaity. Let u=
W. Cla-k, Fays: ' Ea (in) is/Ia accordance
tion my time aa Sistp eva- ppjiit - j
e preierrc-J them beiore all others? Have
he has any) are neither ne v nor stracge in standing, also,' remain s:!ei.t it a sh-.iae 1
cultivate a kmd, t e n d e r h e a r t e d '
wiih tl>e meaning of i-f
( immerse), not to
the first cf Ojtoher I ^rv! . . (,...-,(,.. j,
we loved, esteemed and p r a j e d leivently
this section. He haa the old idea of gettiag t9 .:iod8 people when ih.>y .j, -. tf'-^r ' h ..„..riy affection one for another, for this
be u t J - r t-'O'i iastramentally, but, oa the put those Lrc.hren in c»irri'i'p..'>naej!r
lor our brethren ? Ila?e we taken upon us
fcibiea out of a st«nn by Laptiz ng them. m o u t n s a n d pay God s
J-ua'a .rds | « laads to us a certain sign tbat 'God
the fuil burden of their wjtaU? Have we coTi'.i^r. , u« : in the cletacnt wherein the Eld. A ,F. II>cket, llaz .'hu:-t, i i , s }• .
Tiiat ia not new. H e has been at this bmi- and blasphemers, to i raJ^e tim ior them. Idw-lleth in u.=. ' Cnnstiias are under obli
•stepped loiwaid to defend them when as unme.-.sion takes j.liice. ' The translators dent of iLc State Uasiid, f^r T J vV^il.. , rcas for years, and we have oaiy heard of Xo wonder that tbo.e whoa, the woiId
.
to perlorm ceria n duties to their 3.nled by a alicious tongues ? Have we, from of tbe revised version of the American Bible "Slck!bu!g, .^uietaiy pre t.-.
I
^^^
two can-erts b j hia efforts, a n d they were weak minded
cffenac i i y J b, Lm.-u L-.ve ror our brethr. u ia .'urist the impulses of Christian love to our breth- Union men cf con.''e8sedly superior scholar- them iu po=«ea-:6n of fll t!;,- :r. ora-ai
1
both from the Methodists to the Baptiet^i such a course.
1;.,
IS ^oi only laaUe a part of oar spiruua ren. rehtvod them when in want, covered ship, invariably render " in watc-" and " i n have respecting a mj-i/i it in
As Bill Arp says, " He ia a whale, and if
i.a'uit» and
an<i criaiacier, but it ia
is a duty, tneir faults with the mantle of charity, shut the Holy '^ji.-iL " rhere is as much pro- maniiic-?, a n i will be t.-.-tdj ;t> do tvh«.» » lot
The Love i«r thri>tiau^ Oae ^ r iLolh. r.
there are any bigger fiih, he's t h a t " Xo
'
-oieiBijly
an-'
carcestly
et'join.
'i
ia
the word up our ears against defamatory repotts re priety I.T translating bapti.j "with the river to forward the work. If the breibrcit outai
new CDmiamdmrai g-.ve ! ua-o y^u
man can beat him i n bold aaseitions.
1
'
of
Goct
-peeling the conduct and princij.les of whom Jordan," as baptize • with water." (Malt who have written to me and txpir-c^ j
aad he baa made them over, and over, and That ye love oae aaotte.- as " have lov-o
• .\iiil ib'.a coaiirncJrapnt have we from the world is not woithy? Il we do thus liL 6,11 ) The preposition is espre-ssed in desire and willingness to do to, auo "jst.
yes,
that
ye
ako
love
oae
aaother.
B
j
ihU
j
CTtr hundreds of L-mes, and doubtless be
orethren of the State will come up to -it-.
l.ivelh w j d lo . cs his •ulfill the law of love to our brethren in both references.
thinks they ought to go for argument aad shall sil mea k n o * that ye are my di=c;; l - , ! hia.' Th:k' be rv
It it be said tbat the pi=£.-.ge3 in which help of the Lord," cnly one or two ye^r^ »
Christ, we shall not be abashed to meet
t)rol;:er
al^'j
•'
(1
Jo-in
.v.
L'
l
)
•
!.
>
O.id
so
if
ye
have
love
oae
to
scother
'
1
Jahu
n'
i
j
proof.
31, -ij ) • In this the children of -od are ' iove.l u-!, vre ou^at
to love oue acoiiier " them beyond the rolling il.iod, and unite there is no prepositioa r : ba translated their help be needed. What bt.y tue fcy.,
Th^ Ya "-'cx> Assoclltios will convene with manifest, and the caiMrea of ih-? d'-s.l (1 -John iv. i l ) Aud this duty is urged with them to swell the song of redemption instrumentally, aad thore ia which it does or aiity thousand BApti.»ts in the S j.e*
the Central Church five miles west of P ck whosoever doeth act righteoa-aeis
Do you say crops are sbort and iwh i.^ cill
c j i of apoa us to thf e x ' e n t cf yielding up our whea this earth and these htavens are no occur r.tjj bo to readerei, it is replied
en's Station, on Friday before the fourth God. neither he that loveth oot 'ais brother " lives for their sakes
1
Taat
jt
is
not
certain
that
the
noun
bedone?
L e t u s s e e : What a r e j o a fni):,-;^
Hereby perceive we more
JOBE IIarkal
Sabbath in September; the Sunday school (1 John iii.
without
tbe
preposition
is
iastrumentaL
It
to
do?
Would
each one of you be r- - ' , : ^
tho
love
of
God.
beciuse
be
laid
down
his
) • We ka-: v i.-!-.* n? have
Cocventlon on Thursday before. We will
Illastrative.
may be locative. Sometimes the relation to give ten cents a year for :.vo jeati t,
„g
1.:'
.
^
for
as;
and
ne
ought
to
lay
down
b - v s ccavejance at Picken'a Station to passed from death aato life beciu-^e we Io.,= I
1 sat once in a parlor, in company with a which it sustains to other woids requires its have a church ia every BEighborboo.j i
the
brethren,
i
l
s
th^^t
loveth
noi
his
bretii•0''
reihren."
(1 .Joan iil 16.) few friend?, when the conversation turned locative use. Tae Latin phrase " imrrcTgoparlance in all this viiit destituLian r 1 • . s .
briag all oat who may wish to attend the
' I -John iii I-;)
''^reat, rich, a a i ennobiicg b-jeStrt 'bw upon two bright children—a son and daugh ponto" has been recdered " I baptize with of it I Just tea centj a \ear to 4-av^eeling of that body. Tae train gein? ren abideth in death.
:oing is tho ianguaije c: .hrLil ''"ai the |-erforuiaDce-of his duty
" i M t o ; ter—of the gentleman with whom I was the s e a " Bat tbe caly wsy to baptizs with sands of soula instruairntslly, and i:nath gets there at 10 o'clock a. it
and
bis
apo?!?",
acJ.
to
oars'^Ives
aad
!
I
'
r
o
c
<
t
a
evil
ihoagDi^,
m-jruers,
stopping. The older, the daughter, was tho sea is to immerse in it. The sea cannot corantry in the wo.-ld brought un-ier h
ELD T. D. G wts, of Caaidec, writes; The
ajsd.? I
'hefts, faUe witiie-s a n i l-la.^ perhaps twelve years of age, while tbe son be applied unto a perfoa. Jesus croteod the influence I Yes, thw five or tix tictj ua<
churches in this region of country are en Others love fcr our brethren
I the test of oar dliciplesbio. It love fo^ one ! pbemiea ' (Matt xv 10) .A catalogue of was some two years younger. I do not cow lake witu a boat ( M a r k v L S 2 ) Xoprepo dollars, with what the ppoi^lR would d i,
joying ' r e f r e s h i n g from the presence of the j another is fee
.n : -j-.^ c o a - vils Bufficieni to banish peace from the
Lord.' Daring the past thirty days I hava quence cf our h^lu- hs-r. i:^-..- tii^a tb° earih. i he sourca of the loop line of evils lemember how it occurred that the father sition. The ricst natural, the easiest and in two years make t h u coucirv Beir-u.ui-t
'z
been constantly engaged in protracted meet absence of that love is a
r.rojf that we that Lave atll cted mankind from Adam of the children came to relate-the loUow- indeed the only way to use a boat in cross ing. One year to organ z-. ata-jibtr i j
-r
iags among the churches under my charge have not been thus regenerated. This love, down to the present hour ia found ia the tng very affecting scene, but I shall never ing a lake was and is to get into it. In the bouses. Now, if the S ate rron • d i
much, are we able to do anyih n; ? .S;
The Srst meeting held waa with the Daaks according to the Scripiarcs MDted,
not (•v l propensities of the iinrpcewed heart, forget tbe impression made oa my heart parallel passages, Matthew Cxiv 13) hM the
C.'eek Saptidt Church. I t continued 16 found in tae u a r e a e x e J iie.-.r: sad, cocse- bu; V, hea the love of God is ehed abroad in by iti
preposition which mer.ns "in," and the it will be done—^yes, it must be done
Yours in Christ,
L Bjj^
He remarkcfl that, sometime before, he relation between the iasfrumeat and the
•iiys, resalting in the addition of ±2 mem qaentiy, thi-y soand .he wor.'s o: cSatlon ! the heart by the Holy Spirit, chsnging.ite
bers—Ij by baptism, and 7 by letter and and alarm to ali who i.-rofeii Uis name of ev.l nature, the benefits resulting lo us, had made it the duty of his sen lo attend action performed requires the locative use General Association »f Souiheasi HLs^ !pj»_
This body will convpcp with the Pu'.itc.restoration. I was aided by Elds. R A. Christ God makes his c o s t fre va.=nl app-eals ev.^n in this life, are incalculable, for " Love his horse—ta feed, water and groom him. of thenoob bs weiL^ 11 i^ mjt admitted that
,
J
—
Baptist
Church, in Jasper county, on > .u^r
After
a
little
time
he
found
that
the
horse
Haesey, W. McMortray and Dendy. The
the noaa witLoat ihe prepcsitica must be day before
the foartb S«bt>aih in 0:r.-;r«
to the sensibilities of oar iiearts to win a ' j 'fcrketh no ill, therefore, love is the fulfill- was neglected, and he called his son to him
second meeting was with the Thomastown
iastrumentaL It may be locative
Introductory sermon wdl be pr«ic'.ei lto
his
b3som,
and
this
p.-jv^s
that
liie
siv>ck
i
(P-'ci
xiiL
10
)
and stated that he would puuish him if the
^iarch, which continued 5 days, resulting
2 Harrison, in his treatise oa Greek prepo Eld P. B CaMins; E.d. ToisfM^a, adiert^ij^.
ia the addition of 5 members—3 by ex of the fall left soms o: them, if not aniai j T t i i singlo affection of the heart, thus horse was not properly attended to. In sitions, teaches tbat the primary meaning of The Missionary Board will hold n s B-iirnVt
Pinence, and 2 by letter. Eld. L. Cocka proved, at les^t ia a conii'ion to ar.3w?r to , p^&a-ed snd warmed into active life, exhausts course of time he discovsred the tame neg- "in" is relative position in a space having Friday before, at the c'aurch. ai 10 o'c )r«
A.M There will be ample e^eveyacio ip
raft aided me in this meeting. T a e third his call; but men ia a paiaral c-.r.:e do not,' all the precepts of the Eib'e. Within the lect on the part of his son. He then called boundaries, in, within, and that in all its Enterprise, on the M A O I; E to trts.comprehensive
range
of
this
holy
and
him into his presence, and was just about uses it retains this idea, the different shades port delegate? free of caargu, juid tuf. o a
held at Carthage, county seat of Leak
heavenly passion is foand all that is amiable to icfl:ct the threatened punishment upon of meaning being due to the noun with sons of Paulding, regardless o! deDoniicaiiocounty, Miss. Here we have no church.
, and benevolent; all that gives joy to the him, whea the girl, who was devoted to her which it is conrecicd Sometimes it ia used open their doDrs and ext»rnd th-ir k-cz
^
Center Hill Church baa extended an
hoepitalities to all who may attend. Cca
arm to Carthage, and I preach alternately been changed from Eatare to grace, is only i b o o m that fosteis it, all that transforms brother, stepped between them and began instramentally and rendered ' with," b a t mittee of reception at the churcti.
a
broken
fragment
of
^
t
glorioas
principle
j
the
.vorld
in
which
we
dweil
from
the
caaos
in the moat earnest manner to beg for her this ia not a more general use of the prepoatbothpLices. The meeting began Satnr'
W. H TIaiiBT,
September 8, 1573
t^y night before the third Sabbath in possessed by man before his fail, aad is in which it ia to the paradite which it should brother, and finally closed her entreaties by aition. It is due solely to the nature of the
Angast, and co»tinued five days, r w u l t i r - suflEcIent of itse'J to bind the human family j be. In it there is nothing that is utjgener offtsriog, of her own accord, lo became surety noun with which it is cennected;Or to t'ae re,
Fotice, Ministerial .'•taifDl?^
la the addition of n i n e - f i v e by letter, and in oae Christian brotherhood, " loving aad {ous and m^an, nothing dark end suspicious, for tbe delinquent; that he would attend ft ion between the instrument and tbe action
?The pecuniary coadiuon tf tae M t i ^ ' f ; ; in
honor
The
loTOjaothiag
selfiah
aud
solitcry,
nothiag
over
faitafully to his duty. The father desisted performed. "When these do not forbid, it Edoct^onal Board is (>ocl| tbat ail seu<jpct>four by baptism. The last night of the
aeeting we left Iwenty-one at the anxious that men hare for esca o t t e r ia a sinfdl! bearing and i»nlemptuoua, nothing that is and explained to the daughter the meaning m t ^ ftlwaya hfVQ, it« primary meaning in, fc* the ministry, cominj; to Mi-sis;i{.pi
'Fhikro Is
Ttt nothing
nril^tvtr* in IVa
seats, who came forward for prayer. E d state is selfish in iU nat-are and reqairf-j implacable and cruel Under its traneform- of the terin.V8urety,"'iBt»ting, fnlly, thatif witViin
within. There
the nature of felte at the opening of the. next sestisz
and is UaMe to be ia'-?rrnpt€d by ' ing influence the heart exchanges the spirit ever again the son failed, he' would punish water, nor is there anything in the relation (32d Sept) should, it j.OFaiblo, provideites^
Cockaraft aided in the meeting Saturday ments,
the most trifling circaaiitanses.
of viol-nce lor genlienesj, curaing for bless her instead To^thia tbe coniented, and between baptizing and water requiring its selTea with money for et lea^t one w c i z Md Sanday. The remainirg time of the
b<»rd Our efforlA lo pay lor ihe Su-warc^
The envy, jealoosy, distrust, and soipislon ing, caatsmpt tor pity, haughtineM for
with this understanding the children were instrumental use, and hence it must have Hall has catised this «csr«ty of o u t e r
^ ^
I was alone, and preached day 'and
that lurk in the unshris:i.',n heart, aad meekness and loveiiaess, rashness and
dismissed. "Time rolled .on, and for a Ume ita primsry meaning. Nay, more, the rela Will fome friend to mirirtj-mJ 'eauiMctr
to W
and a t t e n t i n congregatiotts.
constantly- developing
into— the rudest
asfor
patience,
wrong and injury for alt wentjrrellj but at last, the b o f ^ g i w tion between bapti^ng s a d water requires n a t i o n this fact bt fore i t e Loniswnatj:;
*
w
_ _ ^ _ ,
a ^ w I iasaltw
SVV
^..e.
. O o ^ t M d Green S l S re^.
^ t I J ^ H . " " ^ efficient aid in the meetof fcrgivenesi,
forj^venesi, and
an iiatred. for love. Tns ad- careleia u d neglected his'dnty. The father the locative use of the preposition. Immer- l^ssissippi Association;, yet to mt»< L-e
rich Association try ai»d?.R44>ort h^ir
vantages arising
arisi
.
" e l h r e n contemplate organiiiiut ar fellew men, is coscitaire 6? our inability vantages
from* the performance of knew it; and atwghtly^ cftUed his t|rp sion is e^ential to baptism. The relation, y4nng men thU sesE:on.'£31^ work is u
,t ior me to do it olL
NsLstnc,
children mlo his prmrun, and d i s p a t d i ^ then, between baptizing and Tv.^ter demands
• meeting of
Sea
K.
E
B
,
L*
&
IditE
C^
the
ion
for
ft'^twitW
.
I
l
o
r«turned
and
that "in" have its primary meaning—
dav, »t G o ^ Hope. M a d ^ n
^^^^
vuf iicaria oj&j atsLit, Blung u e m witn love los eaca otner, h w ^ d the a w i ^ to hi^Jath^. w ^ , with within.^ ' ^ j other rend^nittwould 4»troy
.I^JC'JireroJledintheadcfitiotf
iAsso^tlonsl Xectisgs i s MlssbclM^
l e t S ^ ^ ^ ^ " ^ baptiwn, a>d m n . b »
^ons f^'Sa of disorder and rioleace out ft'word, commenced laying stripe after' l h » relation.' Flepositiolis i l e used t^ point ir«S9o. Central Chorch. Friday beto.^ taSpirit
TfceSorip
_ _ » --1—«
TT-,^ ^
... —
„ .
be over, and mors than half the ills stripe upon Jiiia d i ^ h ^ r , ifho bore U.with oht—not to destroy—the relation between
daj in Septemtw. ^
tor
it ® e h f a r l of iaan
" i e o ^ t - that cow Bu.ki,
aS.ct u>aua.iuu
mankind nuuiu
would pass
psaa away lOUt a single woid of complaint. ileroically words and sentences. May not the objectumun, « a s h y ' fork Cnarch, - OnpkL
^ m ^ J ^ ^ o f
^
<J«peratciy wicked,' withit«&^?ne<rt^;ofth'«Spmt—JoTfc
and bore —
the or's argument be turned against him7 The a imty, Saturday before the 4u) LoHis au-,,
worldrM!?®?.
of
^
universal oVservatticn and esperieace | peace, long etiffermg, gentleness, goodness, punishment due her wayward brother. The preposition must be rendered locative when ii
• l:^
Tippah, Harmony Chnrch, eigas b ^ c
^
and temperance "—woald gentleman continned7im<i«i^
• U p r c T ^ " " ® k:Bgdoa of .Jesus ottet rancor in thia.te«tIaiqiyii^pB«|th6 6:afal|^
t»ntiQnea,*im<ifi^ that his idb."^ ita instrumenti^as^ ia
ftbaolutely
re- (dbtb of Hiddleton, on B ^ i n 4 g M 4
heart. "The cams! ictnd is taziity against abound in every heart, lifting up their rich,
who had always been very hard, whose iron quired. The neon iH^dui the' preposition day before t h e f o o r t h S a o b a t h i i ^ c e i i i M r
I Miasis&ippi
i
Gestlsjii:;—013 Foixs Ar^jl
t ia refreshing to see eo manycf f
rfol facsa here to day. Smce 03:^1
meeting our counlry has ea; |
m & very hanl winter epizootit, *
L pax, cholera and disease and aeatn iak
tusrma. Many of our frienda
cdled tu Changs watldd, yet Uirou^
iTuI interpoaition of a kindProri- ;
<i have been spared to enjoy tha 1
aiad Uie latter raina, eee a b<»atifcLl
, healta reataroi, and are permitted |
up la day ta attend the featiTsl
^
I'^id Foiii—surrtmnded by all the c o e - *
ceaiary to make aa cheerfal mai ^
Perhaps nana of ua h a r e a o a e .
:rel/ free from c s r « a n i anzieti«^ a
la tae lime and here ia the pisoe tif
iil cares a«de—for a t least o n e day— i
[ienier into sonal conrerBaiion, i n n o c K t a
ens, and each contribate to rfit'f
•nJ'jTment ia such a manner u w^T
all pleaaans reSections for a whola
1 gire ua bright antidpationa of thl"
f the day, and the reanioa of t ^ '
liroiks. I will not detain yoUj b a t w i l
; introduce Judge Swayne, the oratar ^
' - a gentlemen you will find f n 2 j
3t ta speak for himsell.
Swayne t h j a delirered, to a very
'I tive audience, a most appropriate and ^
i g fpeech.
I—,
u i r a Seeb—We believe thar the btt«i-'
g and gra'tiag of and removal of fruit
a impairs their vitality, renders imper'^leEr fmit, and shortens their lives, and
y the usual practice of commercal ^
s to grafi their stocks from t h e n a inra wood cut from the young ntirsery
and not from healthy, bearing trees,
have a piece of ground which we wiaii,^
' • - • this fall in the beat variety of
I, and to procare these, ii occnxa tp,
npon our friends all over the S o a t ^ r
tn isk them, a« a special favor, to
the poatoffice packages of p e w h .
I, grown this yf ar, of the largert a n d i e ^ ;
tu of early and late frait, and these iff;
: m u k u u i p L u t where wa wiab th*'
I to grow, and report. W e want moit
euJIf ft selection of Aogoit, Septembff
October r u x n u s E , for m a r b t varieties^'
P r if
will be acceptable. Th<r
^if hadded or grafted frnit, coaies
Bid^, and seldom prodoees its own k i o ^
O f t pita ^ of seedling trees of t h e boK
^ From a n ortihani t h u gathered
n r j beat Bonthem v a r i a t » we hope f r
m - m ortdurd of chmce ftnit, and ^ ^
1 pleasure in returning the &vor ^
Bwfa one, u we will pieserre t t ^
ad addreai of aD ti^e p r t i e a wl
OB seed, with the seed. Give the luxs^
acfa in y o ^ locality. "We will w p f ^ l
t~>tBge if desired
onr special immense discount o**
hooka, and tha new work Just i X a t f ^ .
nadj forprea, the "Bible
W^
at the IGddle Life," which
willdo i r U to reid—stsdr.
u u i ageate send in their
V^nd &a^tbteudTei,
Kiui htip us
WUbMSa^tit thcMirarlkalito Che 1
bff^Seudieru Btpt&t Pobncsfeoo.-
S
P e p a i - t m
K FEW EXTIHGTSFnOMm PRESS.
P U R C H A S E R
coxsnTCfioS'
Read the editcrial published in t h e r i t u b . u g
Adtxtnee, % l i r e paper, independent, circnlaaoj
increasing over 1000 per week. ^Write tte
editor a n d send for a copy):
We would not knowingly lend onrselrti t«
practice on our readers a dectption ; but aftgj
h a v i n g thoroughly tested T i l t o s ' s Btta*
W a s b e b , the wife eayj, " Too much csnaol b»
said in its praise. It not only r^qnirea • Igj,
q u a n t i t y of soap than the old mtiro4, b u t i l i s
a wonderful Baling of hard, siarieh labor oTer
the wash-mb—the clothes, when coming o o t ^
the boiler, with only a little rinsing, thoroo^
ly washed and fit to h a n g on the line." Bke
f a r t h e r says, " I would not dispose of taine fia
fire times its cost, if I could not procure as.
other; or knowing iis merits as I do, were then
ao other way, I would d e p r i r e myself cf scan
ariic'.e of apparel, or the family af soms neceisary, to procure one."
These s'.ateme t i are made- after repeated
trials of one of these washers, and their trutfc.
fulness may be relied on.
The principle on which the S t s a * WijiHtiii
gotten up will commend its<l^ as soen as ssderstood, to every t h i n k i n g mind. ItissoTtjy ^
simple that the wonder ia that it has not beta
discoTered before. K o rejoice for the relief
hich this invention will afford those who have
to peiform that ssreatial piirt of doa*8t:c labor
—Wishing.
f
S i EAM WASHER.
" W o m a n ' s
a e a r l j eT-ry E d i g t o u s
5e*spaptr
ia
Tt^I^M-'^^A^HT^^^^^
- uX
mh r ^
^ bo
s i r e purtrta7L"e
in . port.bl. m.an.r for -doB«.t.c
diM:oTerT4 of »J' ^ S i r - S V r R I l i f ^ - h ^ wlrto "
It
-ill
do
tU.
w».bln,«f
.D
o
r
t
i
w
r
j
f.«ily
1»
thirt,
po«n. The W hoBr The a E A M W •»>UEB l» •np-rl..r to atl other deTic««. for tho lollowing r-anoni:
^rkTu'^bJ
Ur„- }«rtron t f tbo time u.nall, t.ken in a f.mirj.
f. —^ mnch leM M^p than i« r»qti(r<-a by «nj cthrr metboj.
i W
- h « l . « r while t h . p ' o c r - of clMning U
A U J j c»n
h.r
—i.ir-.K«u««tin*h«-r bre«kfut »n<l dome op th» br»akf«»t dining
, , v.^^h H
o^h^
arable the tim^. w:.hti in Ibi.
thst It will
t j a machine or Vy banJ-labcr.
4th.
nothing
or a wa^h-bo^rd
Fjr n.nseU, lUli froAr If me^l
6th. Lac» cort^lne. and all fine fabric^, are WHili<-J In a •nprriar manner.
Al! fabric*, frcn s t ' Cnt^i 1»> e t > «
.•eairablr. >• it will not pnll them, aa » machine or hind-ruVbing
blaak.t, can be wuhed perfectly, .:iJ with ea^e, wi.h»nt the .'nl^biOg-Uat J.
OR
the
a a i t e d EU'.ea an-i Canada—*lso i a tUe leading
J s o » ' i r FiMTs, using do ble cclucia
iiver-
Tie realera of The B a t t k t a a y
t'aeseatj.
HI
f s r a a / the c j u a t r j d a r i r g the p»st j-ear.
liao froia the pres?, in tnother c o l a a c , will
• a d l n t e hoir i t h i s b w n reeeivel t j t i e peofie a a d press t h n a g i i o a t the cotintr*
h^ve beca soU - " . r e a l / .
THOUSAMD
J.C.
It is s u S c i e a t for my
( o r p s s e to s i j t k i t I am satisfied the* a o t t i n g
•SiweioTore aJrer-Iseil eTe- renderel so general
!l
jatiafaetiaa.
Yet. t h i s , mj first iaTCalioa, wi3
aal p«rf«;i.
A a i for the last two j c a r a I haTe
fcrfeetiag
W A S n U B ,
e t i u the result of c y e f f a r u I feel e r e r y agsur«Esc that I b a r s been entirely ecjcessfi:'.
S E W
S T E A M
TILTON.
«RE\T INDUCEMENTS
•|ipll><l m j i e l f t3 the study of conatmctiag a:id
S T E A M
Friend!
The Old and tlie
Ex-
lr»ets f r o n Icltera rtcei-red from c y cuatcners,
THREE HUNDRED
This does not probably r e p r e s j c l one-2fth of
•15 CHROMO 1-? ENTITLED
the real number of Tilton's Washing Machines
that have beea sold. The presa everywhere
give lest mony that Mr. Tillon's Wsman'j
Friend is the bes: made or yet iavected. Said
I T IS TRVI.V
L A B O R AJtD C L O T H E S SAV1,\C} lSVKN'TIO->.
a neighbc.r t i e ofhsr day, "There is no Jonbt
ii
about i t ; Tiltonn machine tikes away the
-0;0drudgery cf washing, a n l makes clean work
with t t e clothes. I pity the family ibat ii
REiD
THE
FOLLOWlN(i
without it." There a r c over seven cillicns cf
families
ia the L'niteJ ?intt£ to be supplied
riTzyrED
with this great Messing—ever seven millioo
j
C I K C T ' T . A K
A K n
T E S T I M O N I
that need a c j want this n a c h i a e . Mr. Tiltra
makes offers tc •host who arc ia earnssi, who
I reececlfBlly a^k yuo to reaJ t!ii< circular cart-fa!ly, and -andidly cDn«ia«r what I now yrcpoae w j <.n a. a miUrr
are
not l a r j , and who are willicg to take ho!d
, of t>n»lneM Before making known I., jon ray ronOdeatlsJ term*, permit me to atate that the matter of waahinii
' clothe* i« one of no imall C<»"«1>1 ration . it is »^meimng which coccrrna ereij fimil> and erery indiTidnai 11 i» B E U I M ) T f * E A>D \ ! ! K I I >
with him, and who have a small capital, to aid
T
I
S
E
.
• b a t r e r r a J a i n c e HAND-WAMIINQ w»« in coinn on n«e. I.atterly, how. ver, the inTeative zeoina cf the coantry
him in f u p p i y i c g these given million families
has been direct-d to the inreniiun and cons rnction of T«ri. aa di^vicea or machinery, by whichjnach of the ;nbor.
iirudiery loaa of time and weai of aiairrial minlit b- ol.Tiated. Pondtrons a-i W-ll b» intricate Wasmi.no Jliciiisce |
with his Woniaa s i r i s a l . His offers aresiahaee b-i'n cona'ract.^ manr of whirh are derided •oipra»< iaenta uvar the old method of waahicg-and tbe.^
i machine* ha^e b en lery aaJaUe with all. Ttopie »i!| contina- to h»T# u aahiBK-icachines ; bat let me aak yon ii
ple and plain, end very liberal and withent
t h - S T K A M w a s h e r can be ronairu led for a tew d. lHra (mcch leat than any ordinary Waahing machio-",
n s k . Our c!'!e=. cnr villages, oar county head' and enable alt to waan at ?Tia» withoot labi.r.I'm of time, w ithoat wearioft of clothlnit, etc , ia it not ri-.«aoEaliU i
Spi- .-.1 Kagrav.iig, iibo v-.j*
to anDl>o< that it will .aper»-d-. iy a (ir. a' »• a-ure, a'l Wa»liiog-marhil<e« o -w ia cr.mmon B«e ? The eale ol lhi« i
quarters, an- fall of men who need work. T»
1 Wi»H=a 1» onrtrallMed and »»«•/ b- ao. There i« nothing like if In
It i< new. and e»«ry family lu-eda it »nJ
< will hare it I w i«h li- «care a f. w g ed men to .ell riiihta for nie, and iu ord'-r t;» aecare a§ mnny «» I need u-niu^
all these Mr TiUon offers plenty of work an£
i iiattlii I orer t«o.':!ira tuJi c men-a. Sly price for territory ia J9por 3.»D inhabitants ; batif yos will boy a «iD;:lr
good pay, and w ; earnestly urge all to write or
1 counti. and agree to im-11 rirli. tut me, 1 will »IIow yoo to • edact
i~-r cent. a. y»ar commiaslon ; cona.qneiilly, j
I T.-or coantv • ooJd csw: j-ii 1-" i'', inst'sJ of
should it conuia hot
inoabitanta, more or
ia th. ,
go to Mr. Tilt'ja, 5nd out bis term', and begin
' '-^mx ompirtion And t- i!-se bujlng right< I will idl Wisara.i at nearly coat, aLd to thoee uot
I baying" lichte. I will farai h >Viiiiirr.« at
per dor.n, and b.«r in lainJ, I will aell t-W,
irh
the Old wftj -l-asliand business at orcp. See his big advertisement ia
' no one ei'-ept a ainjle d.>-e» u td h.- Br-t bn^a the pght to a coanty. Any lianer can make the WasHEHanother place Mr. Tilton is honest and relit*
: i« well aa they can U-male h. re. and aare the co»t of tranapoitation. Bemembet, that by purchaaioic th) riini
But in doing so tjj
ii , d i a n e r cot. rea.iy ble, and the s'.aieinrnts in his advtrtiseoient
'of a (<B£le ronnty, \cu al.all hi*-the priTiK-ie i.f fellinz any ronaty or State for me and abon applicat on I will r t t u r a : r . 2 at ^ 0 clock,
t t u r c b c s ; from the
i forrard thede^ to yon L> expnaa for an . territory whtch you have void for me, provided that the aame territnrv t« iM»t
already dlaooaM of when t r'-ci- t" your onlf-r. I a ill make all the deedj ao ther.- can W no confoaion or mlatake*. — Bkui5p T i ' i r . Not a pleasant sceae.
can be rcliei on.— O-'-iftien Siandur:.'., C^nca.ism; from the I'edol
Theaaioant yc»haveto pav me la aimply 13 per liou IrhntitaatK, it; any county or Stale. I ahall lauke tU-v
another tile for I' is
naa, O
rrrf
ofera for a ahort lini- oolj. a't^r wh cL I aball a-II »t my reg-jlar price, f» per ICKO.
^iTff'Vi —A ?co!CT ecene. wbere t-^o Scotch
;roQ all open cotuuic
MatiT of my pat-on« bar- re.iiie»ird me to <Okge«t to them the beat method of telllrg the WOMAN'S FRIEXP,
or Pcdobaptiats, who!
in order to make the mo«t luonoy m the ahort>it time practicable. In repl.i, I would tay. that thcrv are mm y
methods wh'ch might be tncj-strd, «ll . f whic» aeem to work well, bat the moet prominent »f which I will >o;(se>t gir"' l-'cs^od in j i a i i. ^re tratDfiir-.g'.he clothe^
being baptized at aUlf
TO
T
H
K
I
S
V
E
S
T
I
T
K
C
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S
I
t
S
la the first place, aend for a aumnle and carefullv teat it: you will l*-arn by a ein<<le trial h« w to waeh with it
the a;<osiles and Cral
• acre«*ful y. All you har- to do n- w le to t-xhildt to otLera. 1 will aDg;:e«t that joa mtvke arrangemi^nts tt iu 11 ;
. :i I'.ie.r fivoi;:e way Z -1:5 13 as imof this age is dee ihe progress of oar present
believers should b« F
vnsk at a certain p'lace at an appointed hi'ur ;
to Lave aa many prteent aa pc>a«ib^e. Yoo will be a toniahed
at the int* nae excitement it will produce after the watt r and etram hare rui^hrd tbToOi;h the tabes and fnamt-d o«t-r pr-oTetiicnt ou thi- •
received
inemberEiiil
wit
high st&te of c l - i ' . i - i t i c n a s much as to all
-63
:iot
the clothing, rnahi'tp back thronzti the clolh;nc to thf lower bottt^m. to In. wudd-nly n-inrned Bjain ia thv aamhas g i v t ^ to his char
other forces combined. All iadustrialpnrsuiti
I manner—aay for thirty minutes—yua take oct theclothinf;, ria^ and ring out, and Cad the cl.'thiag perfectly
^^e'ir th>' cK^lhe? near so mara.
eel aside his laws;
clean. Too will flad all perl.-ctl deli^htly w th it.
w e r e prosecuted ia a primitive form aad man! Yott can take orders frota nine in ten pr a^nr. to be t^ll.vl afterw ird, at Jl'i to fuch. A single tri^l in thia manner
oew ones; b u l w a s e n j i
'
will
satisfy
yoo
that
the
Wti
^
AN'S
FHIKND
ia
a
.u-crfs,
and
will
a-ll.
^jiill
aooih-r
way
whifh
Is
hU'e
to
*ucci-e
1
Ti!ii:i' —.Shows the Steam V\ asaer. lue real ner. Muscles I- -rc lie reliance fcrcecbanicai
TO
*U thingt fchaltocccr' h
I nine tlmea in ten After yoa ha»e aera'^d a a^icpl- and know ju-it what it wili do, you can approMh any on- wh
r x v i i i . 20); and, if
I haa any inclination at all to
lu any onsine^aof this kind and ri adily stipalate witi* him to tak* a w asr* r, W o m a n F r i c n J , :a operation. Wife sits k a i l - labors pursaeJ, aad i man"? cr woman's value
or toy a cownty, if It wii p-rform all cliimed for it. Ton will "ii'-c ei r.iiiety-nin- tiiaes in « hundr-d t- make th •
his laws, " to otey T
was based apca t h e strength cf t h e s ^
Brain
I Washer p«rfL>rm to his eali»factloa Yoc ahoald, lu that caee. lo>e no time in ordering a aew
for )Our eouuiy,
Acta t : 29.
I to be sent by express, f . •> l>., if not conrenient to ad»»tiCL- the money. Yoa •hoald, si an time coulinne to ting in the r.jckiaz chair tfi'.h p'easaal chil force has c h a r g e d all this, in the m u l i i c l i c a t i o n
1 take ordeis, and by the time yoor de* d w nld com* to hand yon mUht hnre a gro,*s sold. Yoo ahosld likevri^e
m . BapUst churchJ
I arrange with a rea»o aMa tinner to mike the Wafkeu—the price will vary Beeoturcg to style and &9-eh. I karc- dren all a r o c n j her, delighted to ssa the Steam of substitutes for mujcle force ; and such is the
that all church ma
!I kQown
kQowa srme a^ent*
agent* to sell as high as twenty W4»hers
Washers in
la a day. After Ton haro iatrodoced
iatrodi
it more nr
lu your
extent of ingenuity in this depattment, that it
Moaicri; that none
—V^ » ^
y 1
/ • — • i conaty, you can take another ronnty, and re»t aMun-d tlist whererer joa
s:
oa can get a ain^ls
W^ehrr la a :i'-ulil*or- Washer fiow eight jets of fos-r.ing w.^ter
J
a
s
t
yon can sell tli^ ligh:
m
J
1 J ~ r ^ k l ' I ' ^ ^ ^ T 1 h<iod. It will sell many more Consefiu-ntly, after yoa hare sold a f-w hnadr< d In acoonty.
coi
ia n o w estinmied that more work can bow be
either against their
gains will be by buyiu^ a ainsle
V Ji
M
I
1
7 ^ of yoar county for mach more thsa at the start toa can ralculate what your gain
ksewledge. God ifi thJ
raveling you will meet «1th in •ft) at thi- nioaient h u s b i c J reluras, l a J is like- accomplishsd by one-tenth of the papulation of
—
ejnaty ; tut thisls not a teaih partof what y a oasht to make, for while you are traie
woisliip him m t u t del
men who want to make money, to whom yon caa s^Il rights. There ia ao baaicess yoa can encage ia which ..(Ttrs
t h e e a r t h i n one jear than ctuld have been
snch splendid iadar^m^nts ; hesid.-s, it u a sale busineas, no loss, and pleasant, U-c.iaae it renders petfict astiefa. wise a.-U'-nisheJ as well as delighted
(John iv. 24); their
The
tioo. I caaaot see bow I can propose bettor terms. Bhould I allow my p.-itroEU to make tb«-lr own terms, I scsrcly
done by the whole world in the same time two
Icve, faith and ebedienf
beli^Te they could make b- tter >erm« lor themselTes, aad make mere mouey.
washing is <3o=5—diantr is
at ! ! o'clock nundred y t a r s ago. E v e r ^ class of indnitry
riT. 23; Rom. x r t 26
Oa the receipt of 9 3 I will ship y.'U a complete Washer, as a sample, a copy of the ehromo, together wlt^ » ' rr
telsa unto God. aa 1
tiflcate oi Agency, with full laitructions how tocondac- the boain>ss Aad u} on the receipt of the Washer ysn may \ V , aa ••'•i <" ' •
nas f e l l the influence of genius. Agncnltnre,
hare time to test It. aad if yon find ii col as r-pr.wated. I will refhnd yoar money. The Wa*ber r-taUs a« SH-.
dead."—Bodl tx. 13.
manufactures aad commerce h a v e been stimuAfter 1 ssnci yoa a sample 1 will hold yi.ur county a rxasoaable time for yoa to de«i.l»j whether you wuh to porcbasr
T S E BEST SELLINO
service, they must hav
or aot I will furnish blank de.-da, also blanks for taking orders, and wiP do at: I can to enable jou to •nrc.-d in
l
a
t
e
d
into
wonderful
activify
by
iL
Kor
k
t
l
—2 Cor. vilL 1 2 ^ m u s 4
the business. Let me hear from you
or yoar choicj of terrinry m»y l>e taken l.t some ote cU.>.
the Lord, and then to 1
the household been overlooked, nor the labors
God.—2 Cor. TxU. 5.
of women neglected. The « w i n g machine ii
Woman's
r-jteajHer BMia; b t Card ia Iho various pa-
.
/K
My
W A S H E R ,
£ s t n t « d ' i s UTS, ia ahaolntely f i a l t l e s a ; ao
KBC& a« tfcatT seTer knew a sin j i a person, who
C Z K F E C T a a d C S I Y E E S A L SlTISPACTIOJf
OF T B E AGE I
be the reealt, for it
a
n r s — E e r e ? failing to do all it c l a i a c d for
l a m a t l w i t a , let sie say, that s h a n l i a a y
K a a i f k e . i a a seen the new
OS
WA-SBTER
1371, BOW belns advertised l o cxteniiTeiy i a
WOMAN'S
FRIEND.
w t a t t page ftdTerCsciae&ts. If h s anawera i a
w p t U v e , rtquest hiai to aaspend j u d g m e a t
a s a a p l * can be prcenztd and folly t«ete«
I will a e a i onz aa
jMAMTVB FOR FITH
d o u l a b s ,
3 E C U B E AT 0 5 C E YOOB
half the retaU Fii:«, a a l I foUy v a r n u i t
K
ii
U
STEAM
AA«r » peracB bo73 » n a p i o , he caa g»t
CHOICE OF
Oemofneatcwt.
TEBBITOB
f n X M t i C M B « K a i f l OB a SiBsie D K e a ,
F a : ieiBU a f p l y to
I k a n kaowa A(«ats u lake a r i e n far
O n e
D o z e n
Pa.
Tilton's Steam Washer,
a t e WKj t&at he has s e ^ a S n A X W a b u s s , ask
STEj^M
J . C, T I L T O N , P i l t s h n r / r ,
STEAM WASHER
H hma rendered, t h u i far,
mssi
an example ct what ingenuity has done for
B a t this zcbuitarn
tamptdtioi used V,y man^
woman. I t has multiplied her power a hundred
a a d to t i e fines, impr
fold with the needle. The wa«h.ngof wearing
t i n , by which member
apparel and other textile fabrics by mechanisa
i t ia equally opp-osed t
D I R E C T
J C> J s S :
has been a problem that has employed the akill
nns la x
aeioiu i a f a n u by bapL
by btKA.
of the c u a n t r j , a a d without surceis until J . C .
Tilton, of I'litsburg, struck a principle of manip
I V . Baptist churc
1. Soak the clothes orer aight In warm saJs, ia the usual manier.
requires i s f y actidfy
ulEtion that is destined to supersede all other
Put <n the bottom of the Wisitrc a quarter bar of g od soap, or eaoagh to make a good ruds, sliced up tbin ,
Bembers are a p o k w e
then fasten down ths false bottom-we that the cent-r TalTe is la the proper position; p«t ia water saoogh to
cachineE, and tJc a w n y w i t h all washboards.
coTer the cap over the valve, say about an inch ; lay the clothes down smooibty, wi th the solM parts well soapoC.
atones," forming p a r t
E N G R A V I N G Howe has made his name immoital ttroughih»
ia the WaSBXB—sot rolled'np, bat apn ad snt, so the water caa circolats (reelj—aad carefally paok ths clothes S U P E R B
Bhieh ia derated ta
down; see that the fire Is snlScieatly bat lo generate steam : whea the water beils, it will kefta to flow up the tabei
needle, and T . U o d , ia like manner, will perpeir o n s g are to Ve inBtni|
on ths oa^'ide, at the ends of the Wasbk*, aod throagk the boles into the WatBia again: adar a st«ad> circalatioo has beea goiag oa In this manner lor alHiOt thirty to ferty mtsotes, the washing will b« completed Bii.se
yia oaruly warned,
uate h s thrcugh an ins m m e n t ao less importwell and liag same as la ths tisnal way. Col -red clothes mo t oat bs nixed with whlto. Use soft water lor
iarted, the weak a u i ^
ant. Tiltoa's c a c h i n e is simple, and may U
boitiag ALwsvs If hard, ass soda, l y , or make it aoft in any other way.
14); those who rejoic
If it is desired to bleach with the W .tsHxa, thu may be doie by adding a table-sp.oafal of borax of comaierre to
managed by a c h i l d t w e l v e years olJ
a WiSirrx full of cloth a?.
who weep, sympathise
Tilton's c d T e r t i s j c e a l is but a mod-st c i t i H - l fti. aereaved, Tisiied.—Ja
.godly the j^spel ia to ]
tioaof the operation and rapidity of this u o i q i s *
' I
aalonians L b ^ ; and
inatrumeat for the family. It is one of thoss
e&latians vL 10. I n 1
production's that carries itselfinto tver_. family
all the members of BapJ
St MiaiV, ArdLAKt Co., O. sarcess. I write ta order a deed to Henderson coanty,
by
it»
own
meiits,
wh'ch
captivatc
und
el
cil
S
K
II a 1 t o
A
n
y
Bat the dead memUn 1
Biaa Sta:—Havias used jour Steaa Wather for oTer Kj. 1 wooU se*d the ooney osw, bat fear sotos oas
t h e adra ration of e v e r y p e r s o n a h o tiaminea
cannot, not can ihe im
elsi
hss
the
right
by
this
tioe.
Send
C.
O.
D.
foar Booths, ve are prepared ta reccmmead it to the
baptiet chcrchiia. The
it. i-r J . C 1 iltPD !»« pet fi ct!y reliable man,
Henderson, Ky.
Rrr. B. T. Tiri.c«
pabUe sa far the cheapest and easiest method of washing
i a the msttcf.
and w i l l do ju-?! « h .t he j-rxin s « i n b i s a J v c r that ws hare ertr met with. We hars tested ft tiorV. Baptiat churchesj
tistmint — A"'-! ytf fi. Ttlitcjjx, Daytjn, O.
oschly, washlag very dirty clothlBR ia It, and know It
SaAVOHiN, Sorthamberlaal Co., Ta., Mar Cl, T3.
Will, that what is a p e n |
OP THE
wlU do all that yoo claim for it. We have nerer bad to
Ma. J. O. Tiltos—fir: I received the Steam Washer
be
ailh read)
rob a siagis article on ths wash board that has been the loth last. Thaaks ts yoa for yoar prom|.tBees. Vy
nanifT, trho ia able,
washed ta theStsam Washer sJace wo haT«.had it, heace wife has tried it, and It glres fuU satisbeUon. I make
making a coUeclion for
there Is a g ^ t expense saved io the weariag of ctotUag. haste lo order a deej for my coBDlJ. Northomberland
BC9ixt:§s ABiD mosmr.
aalem. the apoitle aayi
Ws could a?t do withont It.
{* aiy Brst chsiee; next. Moatour; thSrd, Co nmbia I
to the churches of Gab
Il
is
one
sf
the
charms
of
a
business
to
enji?
Rkt. j . J-cxsos aad Wir*.
C
n
B
O
M
O
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s
6
E
I
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I
5
i
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i
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a-ad aio, aad balaaix O. O. D., in thirty days. Please
the Erei day of the
the exclusive control of an industrial pursuit
send mea list ofaoy other adjoiaicg conoti s not sold.
fcy t i m in store, t s Go
Coaroav, Ktsait-i. Ce . Ttx , Feh. IC. 1872.
that IS a nece;sity to the people. The skill tbit
K-spectfully :oa-.",
Vo-itE rcE]i.t^.
—1 Ccr. xvi. 1, 2.
J. C. m*m, Ebfl ..
will enable a perssn lo perfoim in o s e hoi:*
This Injunction 1
D u x Sin:—The saaple Washsr which I e der*! arI have conelsdej hi rsafter to
Tmtscn Canr, Chectsw Co., Misa., May U, 1673,
what otherwise takes f i t k u o r B s to p e t f o i ^
crery charch n e m t
rivad IB ima ««»• All who hare seen it in operation are
Ma. J.C. Tu-TOH—Dear S.r: Pleas? find one handred
enables him. And thi
well pl«M«l with It. It wiU do aU that ) oa claim for It.
develops an invention t h a t makes its use •
be first a aiUisy mind. 1
Ton wDl plaass sand C. O.
Deeds far the additioaal and twenty (Siao) dollars, postafflca money orders, fSO
necetaity.
8uch
ingeauity,
embodied
in
mech*
of which take in psymeal for t4 Steam Washers, W
to that a man hath;'''
eeaatlsa ordered, and abllg*. verj respeetfnlly,
a
a
i
i
m
,
the
United
States
Government
haa
deJos. B. niPVEX.
copper bottoms. For the remainder, send ate the de d
Bind is needful to 1
to Choctaw and Winston Coanlies. Balanre C O. D. i P r e s e n t E a c l i I * u r o h . a s e r clared to te property; and, ia the form o f *
God. Cnarch meml
rnxrAav 12,1BT2.
Ord r express agent to hoi J deed SO days. I live out In
grace" of rich and lil
patent, haa invested it with all the immunititi
the foiiatry, 31 m'les from any express clBeo.
of Christ.—2 Cor. TiiLl
iTr. r . rae»
a
n
d
franchises
of
property.
It
becomes
a
realDuaSta:—The Wndier case dniy to hand; accept;
8 W. A»T0\
not thus give; and p*
ity; aad its exclusive control transferred HJ
• 7 tbsinks ^ yaar pramttltode. I am glad ta acknowlia Elate churches,
OP 0 S 3 OF MY K E W
WiLTOS, Ky.. May 13.187S.
edge It all x<y« rt«*amea<ed. Several have come ta see
Cor. ?iii. 4.
deeda of record, like real estate.
ttnted. AH acknowledge It a perfjct snecees. L write J. C. Titros, Ek-—D ar a r : I sent job this dar, per
VI. Baptist churchc
Thua parties a a y buy territory, a n d withi*
to order • Deed t« SaapMn eoontr.N. C. Please aend Adaau egress, laoney to pay lor one doxen Steao
will that aU his chun ~
Wasbara—Cut for Washers, and SIO ta pay part on the
the purchaaed grounds exerciap juriadietia*
a O. P. Wreet to
Kt». B. Jackmv,
£ f <tnel from the avrid <
Fajettcville, N. C.
deed to Bnone and Gallatin eonntiea. I expect to Mil
OTer the t h i a g so bought withont any fear d
the world."—John i
many eooatj rights. Th* Woahers are taUng wall here
oampetitiua. Tliis clasa of busineas all Bit*'
those only who have L Daim >13: —Ths Washer cane doly to feaail. Arcept I did not get ta do mach after receiving the sample nntil
deaire, an a pnfeaBiaj
covet. J . C. Tilton,-Of PitUbarg, ia one of tH
T . a y t'-'it*'* fer yoar promptltnde. I am glad to aekaowt- thts we. k. but I am pnshiag ahead now, and I think I
a n d visible diatinctioB [
farored few who baa the owaerahip of tfcl
sdg* It an roc ncsnaand. I have apokta ot it to will meet wrth goo I snccess, Horra fir tho Bteaia
the world; b n t l a f a a t a
naaber*. wba dealn mmtoorder one of them. Several Waeher! Ton will hear fr.-m me again shortly.
whole Ualtad S u t e s i a a a a c h i n e , a i n p i ^ ^ from thia rule, Ueada
kave come ta see It tried. A-1 acknowSedg* it n perfect
J. W. Ctsxtn.
chaap a a d aeceaaary. Bach mschanism wfll
O y B OF THE3E
together. The baptim.
ooBTerted coanecta the
aeU
tho
world
over.
I
t
will
aell
itsolf.
MtS
^g
The above are a bw extracta from letten recetrsd. I can p .b'bh hnadreda af letbirs from pxrtles who have nsed
those who are still n n
the STXAM WA8BKB. aad (peak ia lla praiae t have, thns far, d««Hnpd doUg so. I know fab wen how
C. Tiltoa propoaea to d i r i d a thla real estate. A
Iheapoaaeaaya: "Wi
eoCas nn lookad apoa. I have aoU ths BTCAIt WASHKB npea Its own meriU. Thoosaods have lued it, and It aas
a o r e apleadid a a d c a p t l r a t i n g opportunity f « v § with derkaeaa T a n d
grren aalvefial aatisfactton thnMghoat the oonatry. I ask none to rely on what I any, er the oommeatarlea ol
•(hats. b«t let the Wasnta atoad oa ita OHrlts. I wootd nst ask ar advise any oas to eagage In this bniin»M
aoeomulating money, with merely offeiiag OH ^
with Belial T Wh
of selling Washscs ar righta, anleaa he haa tharoa h l j toted Ita w rk; and to soabli all to da so, I send a aawali
Washsr npaa the ncaipt oT $6 (half the retail pttoei, aad cnaranl«« th^t If foned not a< repreaentad. I wlU
a a d be y e
OMOklBe for aale, was aeTerpreeeated. Ycbb| ' ;
rotaad ths noaer. 8o then ia Uuie risk to hsflB with. Herctotare I hare mad* bo* llttla e«6ri-to sail th* Brsaa
toaeh a o t the a a c k a a |
if
yoa
B
e
a
n
to
be
»
a
i
a
u
g
e
r
,
aad
»
»
»
Vasbsb; bat h*r*aft«rl ahaa make an efforttoMyalariae It.
yoV'ete._2C«r.Ti.l
raftr yoa to tka JawriMS JfrMmrM. IU7. IRS. aad Bew Tark WsaKf IViWiM I ahaU ooailnae to adverti**
• K o a ? will l o ortered for a a l e . " ^
cipher; if y o a mean to be i a d e p e n d e n t ; if J *
Ubsnlly In eOor tnt-claim agiicnltBnl papers, as wdl m th* taading ndigfana paper* thcooghevt th* eosntry. Of
" w clear that eccri
«—r*», my i»rmsr patroaa. wh* fcatr* territory—sa well aa lha** wh* may hemftar *agac« in th* haataass
m e a a to aoqnire property, J . C. Tiltoa
« * « t B o f CkrialiaBi^
—will hnMrnsltod propotU-aateiy. I M foavitsced that the ertjui WaMos ta a saexas aad wiU be eaed in evsry
yott a a t e i ^ i a g - a t o n e to reach y o a r hig«
J ^ ^ m e h to thoae w i
(hBQy.
'
.
~ "
I f r i t o u him a t oace a t K t t s b a r f , P a ,
^
AMrcas aU Orders
lacUera t » •
o b t a i a a poaiUoa of 'ralBe t o ' y o a r a e l w t
c a i ^ fail, with coaunoa aeaae a a d ci>—
J . Cs m
m
Kfs lOi S i i t h S t , Pittebnrfy PeiBs
V f ^ ioaae. a
i a A u t i T i t* b r i a f yo« U • f o r t t t a e . - J W " E
^-lea, ac,
0AB9 OOTaad (naarr* tt l»t fiitv* Ktoaic*. f c n ^ n i laf SM Item s u t a t Ibb l a r l ,
mdUtiBtgtT
f R m v B e , PA.
aniptMssMi when shay saw !t.
P e t e r iL 6.
.\ddress.
k u a e e a it work, fail to b« delighted m t h it.
taeh
3 0 0 , c u 0 SOt^U.
Tor cb'irrh r.f
Btitui^r.i. • niviB*-,!
siiwin - '.x •
r!«:i
iiyuie it; t u i il
wifidt<m to ioti
Popery began. Cliij
aacaned new p t w c r t ^
a e w rules l ^ d doi
received, the nng
will wtiii e r & l t ^
Change follawcd i
Mid at length the
on his tbroae.—C
iansv 1-13; ^ T h e s s l
a . 17, IB: RrveUr!oif
The qu'<stion, the
iaportaiicp:
te AU chunkier It ii
»iewe on this fuhje"
differ in t h f i r coi
ehurckes. The poiB^
•Jwm, and their rea
allows:
I. The B a f t i s ch«
rill that all chnro'
rrted jitrtoK*. Whi
timself to the discij
l e c l i n r l to receive
sot that bc»-aBadi''
iscertained this, f r
"seen the Lord in i
boldly at Damrjicus.^
to b e ' " w i t h item, co
JemsalPHi."—.^cts
bflra, also, of t i e fii
Romans L 7;
sians i. 1.
But in Ped<Aiipfis
are memliers who are
In the Episcopal ai
menta, and £om« of i
who have seceded
received to JuU
their conversion;
tional I-edobaptiata 1
before receiving pen
to full mcmber&hip,
a n d uncciiverted pc^
member.^ o! inferior i
Peafessicc of Faith,
i r e a b j t e r i a n s , t a d of
tk this (lubject, sayii i
r« thoBUira manlt
fime Independent*
ery many of i t e m i
.^isoaverteJ, when
feme degree, with thd
Dr. Wardlaw and Dr.
Baptist churches, o^
m e m ^ r s ttose only
of their conversion;
cither infants or the i
•iaible connection will
A c u ii- 47; 1 Cor. i
IL Baptist chur
regard it as Christ'd
received lo membershll
The Kew Testament i
; f haptiied belic-vsr
on the day of Pcnteca^
of you,' and they ''
33-41 ; see also, x.
thuTches are, in this !
ihnrches of God." a
lad iris apostles.—1
i n a n
B C o u r .
WASHERS,
J . C. T I L T O N ,
i » a a v a j t« miia Doae^
ni-niTi, aaJ
fnrlottitfff.
J:
J . C. T I L T O N ,
SSS-Tef
2 0 .
FRIIIMPFLESSF.
C 0 5 S R T C T I « a • T B ^ n S T CHUECHES. I
1 : 8 7 3 .
M e d i c a l .
INSDBANOE.
POBLICATIOHS.
MEBTn*^
I V f i s c e l 1a n e o n s .
ThP ch"t«A of Christ UhUkingdom; i U c o a - |
gthn ion
iiiriee, sacred i a its authority,
t eUitortftI pnbliahed ia thePitUburg
S o u t h e r n Life I n s u r a n c e Co. iB a p t b t
PnblisliiBg
House,
aliwi^;
i ?• rfect ia its jJan- To alter is w !
FAlLT&iMim.
iaiare
t u t ii ia more—it is 10 slight God's 1
I H T S paprr, tndependeBi, erreolctiim
£SfiBU8EI> I B J
CELEBRATED
t ^ o m to tnterfcra with bis reiga. Tfcus >
oTcr ICOO per week.
tie
2S9 IAIN 8 T R B ! . l i i r i I S . T i n ,
GOO^WTJK ii ROGERS,
Popery began. Church officers, by degrees, j
Tt will cost yea BothlnR, !t iria t«k» ac ttoe.lt wiU 4c
t Mad far a copy}:
Maumednewpewtn; aew rites were iatrodaeed, j
yen no t a r a , to eualn* and
thetoUowiccca
A
s
s
e
t
s
,
$
1
,
5
3
4
,
4
S
3
.
9
7
.
A
n
n
n
a
l
l
M
«
m
e
,
lid aot knofringlj lend o o n e l ^ t«
aew rales laid down ; t i e uncoB»erted w e « |
tract* aad £ecid« for yooiulTct:
W M ,
C .
B Y R I > ,
FOR
TiTE
CURE
O
K
receiTed, the ungodly were ordained; man s 1
I oar rs»dera a daeipdon j but after
Dr. B. r . Se^kiM. of ll««ow. Tei«. ,ril«t ' S ,
$1,000,000.
will waa exalted. God s wUl left undone.,
DToogUy tested TiiToa'a B t u *
Importer «iii t>e«i:«r In
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
Publication Society, or of aey Baptist Pnb-I
»»««»»«pJea«r» in nylEc tho
Change fol3«»ed change, corroption tnomphed, ^
The Lsiiiing Life CJompanj of the South.
the wift iays, " Too mncli canaot b«
aad at lengti t i e Mao of Sio was firmly SMted :
l-VSPEPSI.A. AND E:CK H£.U>.ACHF
, linhera in the UniteJ States, furnished on faTor- '
"aUafaction for tk« cnr* of FeaiJe D-wm*
ipraiM. It n o t o a l j r-quires a leaj
aa his tbroae.-GalatiaaJ ir. 1 ( ^ 0 ; i Ccnnth- |
1 O.tSP (. F PIBECTDKS, MEMPHIS, TKSS.
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelrj^
j abV. ternis. Send for descriptiTe caulogue.
'
^
^
tans T. 1-13; 2TheS3«Ionianiiit.3.4; 2 Timothy ,
grf cosp t ^ a Ute aid mefiHl,
A J. White.
T A. NsItoD,
iL
17,18;
BeTelations
xiiL
^
l
i
.
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
;
SOUTHERN PSAI^MIST.
heLfh^'J.^^Cii^^t'S^'^r?^
: saTinf af hard, ilaTisli labo* Q T C T
Aiuos W«M>rair,
Jacob WcIIer,
Ti« qnmion, therefore, is of the greatest 1
B- u. Mciy,
H. A Pari.«
-tbe cToUiea, when canimg out gf
j A new edition in press, in which will be ;
U better than the b»» beeBfCTS«
A I N in the right side, under the edge
important:
ematicution
hat
Chrut
given
r. s. D.-Ti».
O. W. Fral-r.
S T Z R U i e 8 I L 7 E E TABLEWASB.
, witJi OH!/- a liitia riaaing, t i o n r a ^
founJ, in place of the old index, one of large ,
" ••'te mostwonderfSllm»dic^M^he«Te^cJ»^.••
cf the ribs, increases on pressure ;
io Um chirdtaf
It is in consequence of their I
W. a. Coerrj,
•fhM. K«rtMbt,
aoii St to hang an t&e line." ak«
!
bold
type,
and
also
many
new
and
faTorite
n
'ctn
W.
Broek,
Grwnskarr.
L..
Tiewa on this sabjecl that Biptist churches ' sometir/ics the pain is in the left iidc ; the
W. f. Iri'Iaiii. A-ilujii. k f .
R. C. Briakley,
differ ia their coaititutioa from all other | I^tient is rarely able to lie on the left
aya, I wcnid not dispose of mine for
(SEA, J . D O-JRJJN. YTXTAIFFA,
, hymn,, takiog the p.ace of others which were
M. Whit-,
eiarebes. The poiats on w i i c i they differ from 1 side; sometimes the pain is felt under the
D. M. Totraiun!!.
its cost, if I eaald not prtHmra t n wanting in merit. It contains a collection, in
F'Eti* E::ter., ma is n»« becoatej heaitty
•iem. and their reaaons for 80 differing, are as j
f k s a v i n g its merits as t do, were iters
i the way of a supjlement, of choice Bunday-'
"
« t • U KK-^
lUows:
. shculder-blade, and i: frc4ucct!y extends
I way. I would tIepriTa myself of soma
I
school
songs.
In
'this
now
edition,
the
arrangeI
..
ET
•
T
R"
I
I. The Baptis churches regard it as C i r i s f s | to the top cf the shoulder, and is some^
1
I'lXident.
. . .
.
i-r . F. t:ro«:foolo:—Toar EoslUh Fen:*:. Bt-i,rill that all charci members should be cox- ' times mistaken for a rhcu:natism in the
Tappar.' or t i e family of soma aecet>
M.,!- W a-'DKr r F
Vice Preeident. , ment. and. nombenng
have not beea interrupted ' " e r^rfcrm^-f wc=J.r. m thl. part of the c^nt
xried
p t r m t .
When
Saul
"essayed
to
join
^
arm. T h e stciraioh is aSectcd with loss
KEN V^V
etcretsry.
ocnre sne."
destirej :3 te i» grnenl ««e.timseli to the disciples" at Jerusalem, they ! •of appetite and sickness; the bowels in
rilAS. T PATKRSOIi
\»'t Socrrtary 1
AleianderiSon, An tlB Ttj
3D
|a«B:sas U are made after repealed
iesline '. to reeeiTehim, because they "belicTed ' general are costive, sometimes alternative
F S r.WtS
Trekunrer.
AliE.NTS WA.NTID.
- Dr. J. r D:.in«o<!e :_Tonr English TetiW E.:Un
! of these waskers, and t i e i r t r u t i Mt that he was a disciple." U was not till they j
with l a x ; the head is troubled with
S
ascertained t i ^ fr»m hearing that he had
a j tie relied on.
ATL.-\NTA DEPARTMENT, ATLANTA, GA.
pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
^eea
the
Lord
in
the
way,"
and
had
"preached
O. t. o.iDN n. G<>U.X)S
t'reiiideKt !
ri.le an whici I H E S T I A * I F I S M A I A
Fr JS .T. B. Roblnet, Edtm.Tex.
sensation in the back part. T h e r e is geboldly at Baziascas," tbat tLey permitted i i m
'S
1
A H.'-'iLOt^TT
Vico do
will canisiend its<Ii^ as so»n as o a .
We have gotten u j and offer one of the 6nest
»3icte.j with .cbrcnic F ^ u .
to be " w i t i them, coming ia and goiag out, at
neiallf a considerable loss of memory,
J.
A.
H0BBI8
Act.
Secretary.
i to erery thinking mind. Itia so Tery
JerusaleBL."—Acta vz. aj-28. .^11 t i e memaccompanied with a painful sensation cf
Q u a , t o
r a . n u u
BiOies
ever offered
A \l'.-TH.L, K. » l!(i!.I.iM>
..F:a. C m.
r
bers, also, of t i e first c i n r c i are addressed as
It the wcader is that it has not been
having leftundoce something which ought
sale in the-Ssuth. This B i b l e ia bono^ tsrf , p-H^t cb.r=
• ^ sh« u now out ; oth«
MMfj.—Romans
i.
7;
1
Coriathians
i.
2;
Epiek
*
3
before. Ws rejoice fiir the relief
to have been done. A slight, dry cough It5 Su:c«'£s Assured. Ita Ecoaomy Unnir- put op in eight different ityieg, e^LUining a
5 " . «- n- within r-^ach; tcii
where '
>
•iacs i. 1.
•All SVdEfl^vi
I get more.'
is
sometimes
sn
attendant.
T
h
e
patient
inrent:an will a f f u r j tioie who h»Te
passeJ.
Ita
Security
Uni^uestioneti.
Bat in Pr.l»baptist chtirches many persons 1
short n i u s t r a t e t l U l a t o r y of the d i f f e r . I'
" " "
-S,
f
r
lK
ilr.
•
.
r.
Carter.
J.-Cer»on,
T
n
.
I thai i s e n i l t l r ^ r t of d a a f s t i c labor
are nietnbers whs are not receiTed as ciaTerted.! complains of weariness and debility ; he
I'oUri-i. cf--T'> y -i-^c. ipti<>« i«cn'-d tty tli'* .\t!;iti;a Pc- e n t b o o k s of the Bible ; also an I l l u s t r a t e d , -T.r.J P. :.-:Ercde:-lly »ife b»« obrai^i.
In the Episcopal and Presbyterian rsuibliii j is easily startled, his feet are cold or burnc f a. fi-w bottlw of Enelijh F-ri»:.
>. ht r » - w i M I m - ; t J jM,id.
I ' r o H t m i i c i i t g
D i c t i o n a r y
and
Con- relief frrsi tL»
cents, aad some of t i e bodies formed by those i ing, and he complains cf a prickly sensa- t^.^rim.Qt.
AliENT- WAtTED. — . r i c i . - n l a.;.l rt,ll«MBitters t).aa
Poctor. »oJ varioo meii-;?-,
c o r d t n t c e ,
together with all the raluable
who ^ r e seceded from tbem, persons are | tion of the skin; his spirits arc low ; and
AfcOnt* an-l
itor§ w»ntvd. •ddn-^-e,
, did."
reeeiTed to fuU eemmumca
witioat erideace of j
lao.cuo soLU.
Th* .noat Complete a n d Brat 8clcct*d Ao
t'.l.lcg usiinlly fouc.l in the best eJitions. We
BEK. KAY.StCT. Memt.hi... T.un.
A R E YOU A S K E P T I C
tieir conTersioa; and l i o n g i the Congrega-: althotjgh he is satisfied that exercise would i-?-tf
a o t t m c n t of G»nit> lo t>e f o a n d
I not prabauly represent aae-5ftk of
OCT.
A.
H.COLQtriTr.
V.
Prwt.
Atl.nnn.
(••1.
j
watit
.in
ajr-nt
in
every
cocnty
in
the
South
to
be beneficial to him, yet he can scarcciy
tioaal Pedobaptiata require proof of conTeraioa
In t h e r l i y .
«ft.-r rral.cc tU
which are OEly a fcir mzi^-j
iber of TiltocV Waahiag llacbines
j
sell
those
l
i
i
b
f
r
s
,
an.I
g-iarantee
them
to
giTe
summon
t:p
fortirjde
enough
to
try
it.
before recciTing persons to the Lord's table, aad
froE the caBj J English F-'tnale Bittera are fcM t j
been, sold. The p r e a j erarywhere
, entire satisfactioa ia every particular. Oar Dropgi.tt it S; 'J per bottle. Womin'a .Medlra: A.4.
to fall membership, they mostly regard infants
NEW 8 T 0 0 Z . LATEST STYLES.
f n fact, he distrusts every remedy. Se1 3 r v C i o o t l s , &c.
and UBccaTerted persons, when baplixed, aa
m o n j that Mr. Tiltaa'a Woman's
teri;i.s v.il] he as llbe/iil as any other house, riser, S', ctcu. SI«i!«l on recelp*. of price. AidrsM
veral of the above symptcfns attend the
..SACILST3.
riNr. i^fSS )Ra and r a m u .
members ot inferior degree. The "VVMtminster
Dr. J . P. DROMOOOLE.
disease, but cases have occurred where
Norib or gouth. Send for circuUr and terms.
(the heat mauls ar yet iarented. Said
OrEHA CnAI.\S.
SUP£R;0R POfTKET K K . T ^
sion of Faith, which speaks the Tiews of
Tl-^r.-Tl-??)
" '''
Menpht.. Tet..
GOOTAVYN & ROGKRfi.
a r t t e Qfssrd-^T, There i s ' n a doubt
ebjteriaas, aad of lasay CongregationaHsts i few cf them existed, yet e.xamination of
:.0CKET3, 4C.,
FINK T,B'.E OOTLEUT
the body, after death, has shown the LIS this subject, says that the chiidren of
methhtrt'
t; Tilton-f jnaehine takes away t i e
COliAL
eOODS,
SPE
T CLn=.
D O C T O R
J A N U A R Y ,
VER to btve been estensive'y deranged.
r» tkoMtlva
i?iaa6<n,
born
rvitlu»
the
ekurch.
|
ef washine^, a n l makes cleaa work
^me Independents differ from this Tiew, but 1
Fctmetly cf Teccsisee. h u n-EOTed to St. Lotie, Ko. CAMEOS, PEAELS, ETH OLAS^ES.
eToshas. I pity the family that is
on accoKr.t of
sr'atij tnma«ed patronaee. and la
sry many of them regard bsth infants and the ;
In fact, eTcry article
kept n a Sr»«<a«»i
vi»w of the tiperior »dTant«-r» had here fbresmmoui
W^NTKD TO SKLL
|U." T b f r s s n : a r g r seren millions cf
Ji303Terted, when baptised, as connected, in
AGUE AND
FEVER.
cation With the roantrj, and far the care of naaetta ^ r V U «t«fcIlahiDeBt. BIAM KDs HE HOPNtS^
H.ir
WorkBuadatOBrder
j ^
tome degree, witi t i e chcrch of ChriaL (See |
And from hit
ia the C n i t e l *fates ta be supplied
Dr.
Wardlaw
and
Dr.
CampbelL)
D R . C . M'L.^.VE'S LtVER P1LI.S, IM C A ? E S
jilft!
Rjirrarr.
».
1.
M-.c;
CT
T h e l d g h t
J J eriUTaK.
grimr I testing—oTer SETca million
Baptist ciinrches, on,the contrary, receiye a:
OF A G U E A N D F E V E R , when take.a with
Pre-eminenilj Successful Practice
a c J want this nachiae. 3Ir. TlHcn ,
m e m ^ r s tsose only wiio giTe credible eTideaci ; Quinine, are produaive of the most happy
in comi>«cj with h> f»:l:n-. Dr. R. W. Jannarj, aao hi F L A H E R T Y , M A B L E Y & S l i L L I V A S ,
of their conTersion; they do not acknowledge
lars ic 'hose who arc f a eamssi, .who
results. N o better cathartic can be used,
'?<jntli!ucd anJ :nrreB<«-i pitron»s.>, he i«'n tilled an:
either infants or l i e aacoarerted as hnriag a n j
warrantf
j ia »«j ng ttiat
•j,
who are w i U i s j ta take ho!d
A
twil^toas
Hum,
witft
e-ietcKai
£
|
preparatory to, or after taking Quinine.
visible connection with the charch of Cit^L—
, iicd wh3 hsT« a small capital, to aid
FIJ3iEIl4L
AaU iL 47; 1 Cor. iiL 16, 17.
, W e would advise a'l vv ho arc afflicted
T H E L I F E O F
C H R I S T , .
fs»ipp y l s ? the«« MTcn miliian families
c a n b e C u r e d ^
with this di-ease t j five them A F A I R
IL Baptist churches (strictly so sailed)
Th>- I.lTpscf hi« .\p..ftl>« isd KT«ni;ei)et». logelber Witt , C a n c e r
the Livro of tSir |•l.tri»lICI^^ an Prvjp' ets, and of tfaf That the Tffetabl? kingdftti fnml«h»-s aafe and ;aln1ea>
Waniis. 2 Frisa l. H:s sffera are simTRIAL.
regard it as Christ's will that all belierers
Dioj, emin. ni niri.ri.in .Martjr-, l'»ther» and ReformU N D E R T A K E E S .
receiTed to membership should bej£ri<
baptized.
[ plain. e a J Tery liberal and withent
.•r». To whiti. IS aJJed thr Ui.;ory of th. B-Uctoni >peci.^c* for the crrtun cure ot ihia dread diaeaae. Hj
AdJrsii
all
crJcrs
to
The
New
Testament
churches
consisted
wholly
I om.nntM^ii. of tb*anrirnt a t j modern
• dtie?- cnrTlIIagM, oarcoanty headE X T E R N A L APPLICATIONS,
if baptized beliertrs. Peter said to belierers
with macli . ih. r »i!a«M- uiainr. makinit it tho aobt
I I.iIMi\iJ iJKOS
3»7 BdCOXD KTUKKT,
r. mprebru iT^ K> liuioste » jrk -v^r pnhlisbrd. Send foi
a r - f j l l at Een who need wotlc. To
oa t i e day of Peatecest, ' Be baptized eTery ooe !
(.'IrcnUrs
—"
•
nUri,"»i'ti,"7uir
cvfr^ip^M.n
and
te'rm
T
^
n
t
i
'
""'•cjEstt.on
with
tsy
ISTEIlNil.
BEMKDIS?,
trad
Fh^.s.-.-irs
'•rl'i.r.g
V
'
ncrhcrs
of yoa," aad they "were baptized."—Acts ii.- than KI-ziiRg Br- •-v;.l do
r 31=. Tiilan cffera plenty of work and
.%af r
\l„nroe and Cnific, aiIi..<fFIIIg. TKX.*'
t. write thc.r orders
Tefti<e of the cancerous nature
the
Tt-nnnr»«. N.^riOSAL riBLISHINO CO.. Ueiuhia
38-41; see also, x. 43. So that the Baptist
»i-»9-tf
'Jit^ni I alec treat
cU;.
tli^drcily, and .-.iti- '..•ttn'u*
.• i
J, / rr^ rcj
y, and w : eimcstly urge all ta w n t e o r
I::Zii'Hrgh.
/'j
l a ihcbc wishing
M'fLiigmqntr a n d Cluronic
ihurches are, ia this respect, "followers «f the j by FU'itslHgB.
. TUtua, Sad out his term.'', and begin
giv? thcr*. A
vc will f-r^arJ
post-paki, lo
liorehes of God." aa first founded oy Christ
Skin Diseaeea.
Wooden Coffius,
Ca»kcca, and
any
of
the
I.
aitc«i
•
T
b.x
of
P;!U
for
I at
s t ^ hia big adrertisecient ia,
»ad his apastles.— 1 The^s. ii. 14.
Scroftila, Piles,
: .-re . lal cf Vcrmlaictalllc Caaca,
P r c r x r r . or aOI IILBM
fu^
for
(ctirtecn
-.'
.
ar^
.•\il
or«i
w
r
'
%
frca
CBut in doing so they differ fTom all other 1 tuda nest be airapvU-.^fJ\ v ix
• place. Jlr. Tiltoa is honest and relisFistula, and
.cnts
EIcKant
Robea,
Gent.'
Snii., knc
ihurches; from t i e Quakers, wio reject bapWAXTVI) FOB PBOFKSSOR P A E S U S S '
tbe. ah'aienrata in bis ftdTtctiaemenl
Diseases peculiar
Alt Kind* orCofBn Trlmniluga f a r t o W .
i t m ; from t i e Tedobaptist^ who substitute ,
KslisJ ac.— Cli-lxt'em
Stasdis-',
ChtHnto Femalea
ansther rite for I't immersion of belieTers, and
Tn-y s-rfrJin; to the character of th» _ •^Special attention pal<< t • ti e t.em «»• oi • nDr. C. M Lanc s V c n n i i u g c
^tom all open coiumanioaists, whether Baptists
di»a»., t n: :: > II case* rrasonabie. CiRBlan and teatl PriTate Carriage*ftiiHire.
or Pedobaptists, who admit persons withcut
'.i-d >..;! ippl cation. Addrcaa lo coafideaae. HIWTON FORD
cv^^i!
-.rrt
:-.rry n-jr«cry. If y - j wo Jd h.-.ve
w. f i.,TJjat
being baptized at all; instead of requiring, as • j-oor cS
g- i .:p 11 be iir^LTiiv. sinoNC, and
| 0 THE I . t V E S T I T E CSXIl.^
r T. FOBTEB.a »
'iii.
J . O. J A N U A R T , U . D . .
I'it Kc t.-? Mrs ami W i. mln, £;vc then a few descs -f
tie aposUes and ilrst churches did. that ai! 1
ige ta dtia s!ie Bitjgr-is of oar present
TO: OUre Street. St. Lctif E-.
belieTers should be baptizi.'d bcforo being i
M'L.-\NE'S \ - E R M I F U G E ,
reeeiTed to membership and communion. Christ:
td of vrl-in-itiua as moch. as to all
Ill Eii.^
hi rCKXISCnN;
With fnP dilutions and tonus tor
trau».ctl<ias f£
F O R D , P O R T E R 4 CO..
naa giren to hia churches no dl'pnuiny
power to ,
TO EJiirj. -sir -.ViisMS.
.•»>:5 ."-tat- of tho rnion Bj THEOPAILCS PAR II T. J R. Grjtes
r ctnabiaed. All indastriil pnratiiU
—
—Menptis, Teen
foys I.L r . A corr«t. (-conumiral, and ««fe Conn- Dr. >Jor3»-et
set aaide his laws; no UyUUitiBe
power to make j
.
.
TIEWARV
OrU
t
l
J
A
T
I
O
X
S
.
Port Royal, Tana.
JteaMiitrl in a primitiTe form aad man•O'l. raiil
So plain, fa!!, acrorate, and com
new ones; but was enjeined on them to "obserTe '
McCa;iotijh_
Trentoo, Tata.
iJlft-. t' .tf ^o p,Ti»nn C4n afford to be withoot it. Send Dr.
C r r o c e r s ^
laaales v-^.zz ths reliance fcr mechanical
Dr J. E. ilcL'owc!!....
Helena, Kestaoky. " W h o l e s a l e
tUtiingt
lelattoeveT'
he has cotamanded (Matt I
r.
I
c)i
u>»rs
with
trrm".
etc.
Ad.treas
NATIONAI
Dr
Diiliard.
A
T
A
S
A
C
R
I
F
I
C
E
..Lexia^oa,
KeBtvAy
l'f"I.'>lllNf! r o , M nit.hl.. T»nn
T1 tj-tf
xxriii; 20); and, if eTer teiapted to neglect;
Ipurs'i? I, a a l x a:aa"» a r watsaa's raliia
Hon. John O. Briadfoi 1. ex-Major
SpnngSeld, m
COTTOS PACTOaS
hia laws, " t a oley God rather t i a n jtsn."—
Dr. Diiliard
.%CEVTS t T A V r r o FOK
—
ChTcajo, lU
"jpoa the !ti*ngth of t h e s v Brain
O
V
E
l i
T
Y
Wm. M Seater
—Jst—
Acta Tt29.
;N
8t Lonia, MiaadBri
:
.lil this, ia the maltiplicatitm
F. R. M»d«o3.
St. LonU. Miaaoari
Dr. fatUa
COMMISSION
MERCnANTt,
HL Baptist churches regard it as Christ's {
—
-.Rldgeley,
Hiaaonri
klit ifM for muscle force ; and such ia the
Dr. O. Smith
—
LaGranca, Tezaa
wtH thai all church members should be v«LirUttjy
Hon.
Joel
Berry
.
.
_
Miaaiaaippi
lof iagermity ia this department, that it
meaiert;
that none should be made members,
Ket. Jchn N. Bnsobi®.
Xo. 39 I'nion St., IHrmpbl^, Teau
„.Col<.->i>>a, Lccialaa*
A -nr^atca to tlx Tuaatuc "T^rte Tesrs la » SC.o- »'-r-Tii-af,
either agaiiut their wilL or without their,
esticniie!! that more work caa aow be
Tra • t-y T. ft. .irtasT. Tti« Ut«irt aad cmmt boos
kaewledge. God is the Spirit, aad those who 1
cf ulU orle*)rmtr4 Bather - npiv&Jiilj iUtumwd,
^liahad by one-tenth of the popalatioa of
noti] b.iu»2.ka<l f- M^IItaa at flclitl^tlioasintls. Wt;l
AseLts fur the ee>braled
<~ f'-n Pt.->«>
worship him must do so ia spirit, in
truth—'
lo mnrt fcr the raow nf irmprr.t.ee
normlit; thtn
in one j e a r than cttild haTa beea
helaw !• t t l c b l / t Tihc nnstfirofBlDnltpeo(Joia iT. 24); their serrice must be that of
iae p.I»r> nf i:** oncatr? A^ult who liar. Mi l
the whoie world ia the same time two
iore, faith aad obedience.—1 Cor. xiii. 1. Rom. '
" MBS-Trap" caa net fail to
dcati!e th* Btimb.r -r
P r a t f s SootliiTii-llade
lits.
book A Lfra of tiia AOTWOK. wlt.S porL-»il.
»T. 23; Bom. XTi. 26 They mast "ytV/d OievtThia celetrafd 'Jin, of I gh- dt^f-. m. k-« - rk.
years ago. E r e r j l class of iadtiatry
presect^ to rach aoiMCrtlirr. IVwIptiv^ --ircBljir* an^
i»mi.«mifrT«bj (jrrE* CITT PCttLiBIIINO CO.,
pie, picks mor* P at freiB It:-sanii- I.b ant cf -ri
itlaa
unto God as these who are aliTe from the :
i the iniiaer.cs of genins. Agnenltnre,
IS) WM Fc:tt» St. Onriima-J O.
tna. atd in
time, thati ant -thoritn lid — ojs
dead."—Rom. TL 13. In erery part of their •
break the roll, nor ahcke. is sirnpie ia i » OIU>T L-< .
V
Ti
41-Vi.i:
cturss riaii cammerce bare been stimuKrrice, they must haTe - Srst a willing mind "
an! nrt lia' Je lo t'toatoi oM-r
Willssn's Carbotated Cod-Liver OU it te a 5uod ml" to try all tV it-gs. uad bold i. ^ -as
ita wonderfal actiriiy by it. Sor baa
—2 Cor. TiiL 12—must firs: gire themselTes to
AGEXTS W A X T E D
haa i. ets appr>TFd. and aow-rs thr pari-...,e to
«S>
tie lord, aad then to ths charch, by the will ot :
Ffl:.-:rsOAY nAl.F-UOi'liS WITH THE
ebuld ucea OTsrlooked. nur the labors
Is a Bi,-ec.iSc and nfical care fcr
it is made. Thia is claiBji-d fw > ratt's O n. • ud i
M.,; .op
Sod.—2
Cor.
Tiii
6.
,
Bitted
by
prae
leal
planters
WuoT'
.
ai>tT-d
it
neglected. Tb« sewing machine ia
Orders for Gins, frcm i>> t b > aa'^. Gnm Batot >- ricw
G r e a t
P r e a c h e r s .
ito.ti -I"
Bat this ecbmtary
meml:rtlup
is «pposei to the
Eple ot what iagennity has done for
T.frk factory prices, and ccurlrit arts rf hcrr • JW,
y.ir i>e»t rin >DB cf the grrttetx liTln* and d. ad C O I V S U M P T I O l f f
•oeuitt^non aaed by many nntional establishments,,
Bands,
etc., promptly SIIM!.
I'
K
ach.
-.
I'f
ilie
world
.md
of
L
I
denomlnatioas
§16
It baa moltiplied her power a hundred
O'jta irpalred ly a ikiilfcl new irht.
i-r^
l a a to the fines, itiiprisoament, or worse penalA c d Sorofalons Diseases.
nr .-,.
b. nutifallv l>oaa.l, an I ilia.trated with steel
0.
iBIKi.EART,
[ k k the asedle. The waaiung of wearing
t i ^ by which membership has been enforced;
oi-k'tafiii..
Vi
r>
l^vv
prif
.!.
S;1J
cnly
by
subscription
Berr-i
LiVr
tb»
nam*.
••
trillaon's
Carbolated
Cod-I.iTer
Agent
far
baniei
I'
att
Cm
ll-nract.
STAPLE m )
FAXCV
IIH • no otb'-r bt<. l! at all lik.Kwry f«mil; wants a
it ia equally opposed to the initiation of uncon- ;
ItcosttK in larjo wedg„ shaped hottl-s. bearing
No. 10 r ntt
tad other textile fabrics by mechaaium
c-ipy aB^ a-.ent are doina
ntidly. For dincriptiTi Oil."
the •nTfr.tor's Si^titar-, and is sold by the beat iragtaoM
iafaats
by
baptism;
aad
to
za»bersbip
clrentaf
and
moat
liberM
teraisto
aa«nts. address,
, a problem that has employed t i e ikill
I
p.-.
D
R
.
To p . 1 X ' K J V £ K ,
by UrtA.
r. « . n^TcnissoN a tn.,
e u a n t r j , jadwilkoHt siiceesa until J . C.
r-l7-«-ii
St L..nts. M«
T
E
S
T
I
.
«
P
R
O
V
E
D
P
r
c
p
a
r
t
d
by
J
.
H.
WII.I.SON,
S3
J
o
t
i
n
St.,
r ? . Baptist churches maiataia that Christ 1
DEXTIST,
,of I'lttsburg, s'.nick apriaciple of manip
Stvr Tork.
Mqoires holy activity
in aery member.
Charci .
.'.Na DE.<T
P
R
P
P
T
T
o
Book
Agents,
Ministers,
I»o.
330
^
a
l
n
Street,Corner ari<Bt.-«.
that fs Jestiaed to sapersede all other
•ambers are spokea of ia Scriptnre as "liTely !
1 llXiiJ •
Teachers and Students, FREE.
nH'-LESALE WESTERN DEPOTS,
tUmes," formiag part of " a spiritual iouse," : F A M I L Y C L O T H E S W R I N G a ..
Kleir ntty U nnd CinTaeslog B.»k for the beat Familj
aad 'fe awsy wiUi all waahboards7ut
vTvpit'
BibV- in print. »«-p,.,itiTely Bjonj and better lliastra-^ H C R L B l ' T A, BDSAI.!., 4 « • n d 46 R i v e r
ahlei ia devoted ta God.—1 Peter IL 5. The
[ madi? his naine immortal throagi the
t'ons and Kpeclal featorra than any other. In Endisb
Street, Cbicago.
s i m p l e , S t r o n g , E^nmlile.
D
o
W
o
I
I
V
O
U
Eo,
yoong are to
iastracted, (Epieaiaaa TL 4); j
tnd Gorman Afots. get the l)esit. Oar S e w Syaaad T.l!on, ia !:ke manner, wiil.perpet*
•ke narttly w a r a e ^ t i e feeble-adaded com-'
ccitXE rn
tem <. Ill Rive jcia (mmeDseadTantafes. It meeta with ,
KtCBARDSOS
4b
CO.,
St.
Lioala,
H
o
,
un'Xami-l-d laTor. Send for partimlars, AUo, jost
1 a ibreag% an ins rament ao less imporU
brted, t i e weak supported, (1 Tiesaaloaiaas T. S a v e s L a l i o r , T i m e a n c l C ' I o i h c « .
W I T C H E S , CLOCKS, JEWTLliT,
hiTo ;rE.-'Cu-d ic .-ff^r . itru' -i i ..ry .li.hi-eaiectB 'Vl.t, n-w Pictorial PiUrim'a Pri-jcM. di-Totional I A-t i-H-Tii-«i8.3-4 wem
14); tiose wio rejoice, rejoiced w i t i ; tiose 1
Mtoa's itachiaa ia rimple, and may l e
Oir mo-.eic. Ad(lr-«.. stac nt nxp^rtmrt-, etc .
SILVER AND PLATEO WAKE
It
1
Lms
tLor
I.;!.:j
t.
!.
iri'l
s-»3
1«
who weep, i^mpaihized w i t i ; tiose wio are
to firr'iii rs asr a;; •-h- inn; i^r 'ra^oc "ur intire
American F a m i l y Bible P a b U a b l n c Co..
by a child twelfe years old. Mr.
!Vo. 1 Toiallii-a Block.
aereared, Tisited.—James L 27. To t i e onA-»|..-it Vii
179 W.^it r.ionh St.. Cincinnati: i
5cr-.!:ea»t Cjnif-r af M.ln aad Bl a m b ' .- la.
stock
tr.
-ir-rr.
pa e4T9rtis-.Tj:eit is but a mod -st exhibl-j ^ . g o d l y t i e ^ s p e l ia to be made kaowa, (1 Ties- U
_
I
I I I V
^
L
E
D I
I
JACKSON TENS
r tie- operatiaaaait rapidity of tbis aniqus^
A g e n t s W a n t e d — Act a t Once.
aaloaiaas L S ) ; and good done to all men.—
The pMit.le fT rjwher.. are eager tohnjth-onlj aaTUT IT. SOLD EV;:HTWUI:SE
Galatiaas TL l a In some p a r t o f these labors
aaat for the fcmily. It is one af those
»», 'VTatchea. ClDcts and Jewelr» raffn
^
'l>i-nt^» and "ouipTet- Wst-ira of
aU the members of Baptist cln.rtibes«aB engoge '
UaU aad ate me, and try Bij wtirk. 1 »s-r.-1
Btiotia tbat carries itselfiato eTer/ family
give aatisfaction.
ti
Bat t i e dead memberi <f worIdl< establisimenti Bailey "Wasiiiii^ asd "Wringing MacLiua Co.,
town merits, wb'cb eapti.tite aad ei cit
eaasot, nor caa t i e iryfaat membtrt
of aay Pedo- i
106 Cliamtier* Street, Xew Y o r k .
J. Xt BItLSA!i.
» t. »«v. c.
Ilia wondcrfcl dIscoTerIrs and thrillins adren'nrea dn*- I A NSW aad cartala care Ibr Caneera aad BUlInaa
Tisioa af erery feraon aho t'x»minei
baptist charehea. They can haTe no part nor k>t
Ay-ra M^Tii n >•! 4'l : 5)
in<aS eats in the wilds of Africa, and reeurreetion t>j , acrei. Grcaiara aent to all who call far them. Addnaa
to
t
i
e
matter.
»r- f. C: 1 ili'Mi t« » gethctiy reliable man,
ihe d.rii g r-TANLEY. dTtr OoO pp . b-sstrtlftilly illna. !
DR. T . C. OAVI.E * CfXi,
412 a n d 4 4 1 .1I>.:» Street,
HILtl^niN
SfA\'ARik,
trat«l. oni» t « . S u . Rrlling l i k e n-lldfire I Write
IC-t SlalB atreets Mempbla, T e a a .
V. Baptist ciurcies betieTe it to be Christ s .
S0.\P:
SOAP!
S9AP!
rill do i'l-jt *h J !»e | n.m sw iahia adTtrfor
extra
ierm>;
or.
if
yoa
wish
to
beg
n
at
ence,
send
C-_r
v
P.
JCBKETCV,
T. C. OATU,
wiB, that what ia spent in i i s serriee should i
StforinHt.
V41,LET PC«I..13jIS« CO.,
KacoTercr.
Besideat Scrgeca.
n —Sr'yici^
T t i i K - j j i f , V'iyt.jn,
O.
be gizen trith ready viU, and that every cAurcA '
^•><7-7 8
«t. »on|. Mo. .
GSKERAL CDilMlS-loN M E E ' - U d y " ^
oaileT,
who is able, should tiaa giTe. When j SOAP
.IT A H A L F C K S T P E R P O C S D ;
DR. -OATLE «>&rs hia profrtrional aerrice* !B th.
n VATT
••
«
tl»t Hit itlliht aO'l
genera h<ractic« pf taedicin* asd aorgery oa aama terms
Baking a eoUeetioa for t i e poor saiats at Jem- ;
GI P o y d r a - Sirret,
. - i t z i ' loatraajoQt U>at wiu bald toa
as in th« , ft tweaty.«eTen Tears.
T1.» tf
n v i t T i ^ ' i i x s n
ao.'VKr.
salem, the apostle says: " As I haTe giTen order |
NUK OUlXlNt
to tie chiffchea of Galatia, erea so do y e ; upon ;
»" fiaiik»•:> the tim* when the woaei.
MEM "HIS TK^N.
t one af th? channs of a bnsinesa to enjoy
»«l
t»e
jw»ni
ofaa
Bsuat
npstleace
daria(
a
ntaatia first day ef t i e week let every one of yoa Uy |
tri«J est if pntienco. nottonj Ireak, cloth»« an«pfci*I attention
A U A N OF A
T H O n S A I T D ! Pciaiota,
iliuiTs coair^l af aa indastrial paraoit
Onloas,«te.
^
by iim ia store, as God i a t h prospered him." j t®"".
«TetiMt:ng mi>, rab of the knotkie* oa
| a a necftcsity ta uie pecple. The skill that
—1 Cor. XTL 1. 2.
[the b3«ri Wf»r» cct the peer t. aip-r of the t)est ot
labl: 3. person to perfcitm i a oax aocx
When death w.v hourly expected frcm CoBaamp>
This injunction shows that it is the daty of:
^
. ue« procew of m»tii.e .
t l o n , all reaedie* having tailed, arc.deat led to a dU|«tkarwis« takes f i t * a s r a s to perfor«i
ETery charci member to contribute as God ^
'
w«»h-4«j • hoUa«y is
! coTery whereby Dr. H. James cnrinl tis only child, Witl.
A-Ti-tl-Tit.ti
eaables him. And the Apoatle aaya, "If there '
t rribie jnid«iDg«tta Ubomctnitoaaed
a preparatioB of CamuatU /Wicn. Ba now give* this rectpe
aa iarsation that makes its use •
- is ac(»pted accortUag 1' —
' will
-ill forfeit one thotUMd
doIUr.
f ^ oa receipt of two atampa to pay expwaea. There Is
be
Srst
a
vLOiny
mnd,
it
I
thota.
f . Satdi iageatiity, embodied in meei'
GRE
T
TEREITOBY
and
GBAHD
BOOKS.
ant astsgU STtnptom of costanptioa that it doaa aot
to that a man hath;" showing U a t a willing
Dew Saap a^uinaiv one of th;%
dlaaipata. Kight Sveat*. Imtattoa ot the Narrea Dia
IHB
CHRISTIAN
HARMOKr.
with
the
nets
«.TeBr- needful to
. make
1 such1. aid acceptable to fbllowiBg
fbllowinr rtArtim!xr>;
pirticn:«r«:
the t a i l e d States Ooremment haa decnlt
KspectoratiftB. Sharp Pains ia the Laaga, Haaaea
Bind is
shaped netee, (mi HusDain aew tones sdlrd.
new
t.
It
cm
bf
made
fcr
leia
at the Stotasch, Inactian af the Ba««la. aad Wuttng of
aa
one-half
cent
edition
jnat
readr.
pel
t to fee proparty; aad, ia t i e form ef »
Sod Choreh members are to "abennd in this
the
M
sscler. Addrmn CBA D DOCK A t. O , 1033 Baca Ht.,
$tei'eot)-})e iii»J ^ l e c t f o t y p t
T n K VOICE OP GOD.
VKfT of rich and liberal giTing to the cause
PhlVdelpblB. Pa.,
Bame of the Maptui BapUat.
, baa invested it w i t i aU l i e immoaitit*
new,
cli'gant,
and
<alaal>le
«
ork
cf
VO
pp
royal
of
Qriat.—2
Cor.
TiiL
1-15.
But
I
n
b
n
t
s
can-1
"
"»<>T
f^r
n*.
A-Ti-IS-iU-8
Wbalrsale
and
Ketail
Dealer
{•
I of pn;ferty. It becomes a realK Coai[>«a ioi^a History of ii.u:rad Literature Fact* ••d
not ihna giTe; and payments by compulsion, as ! 3. It
" will®nut t^mt or rot the Soeit (kbric, • thing thi
C. aiaetera. Tnics i*n DEfcurriTX ctacruLU Ft«r_
its exelasiTe eoatrol traasferred by
a Bute ehunrhes, are not a " g i f t " at a l l . - 2 i
<I of ao other map ta the market.
Tde tawt prrfitab'o emplojmrnt mrratfi by "'•gaging In
MEN'S, BOYS' & CHILDREN'S
tlie aal' •>t • ar pnblicati'us. IllUcr'a Bib e a n d
Cor. Tiii. 4.
; 4 On* pom
poanJ will (a farther tliaa two and a h>
I of rseofd, like real estate.
L i v e H e d g e
F e n c e .
F a b ( i h i a s Bonae. Ili.'S and ItiH itaaaoB street.
Phu.*. ixrai*. Pt.
X 6«73(6S0)
patti-9 may boy territory, and witiitt ^
Wa shill hart ready for ths niarket, oa the llrat October
next.
^ L L i m gwiTH &. JOHNSO^i
groaads cJtereiv jnriadistioa
< ' J O S I 4 I I AE.I.E9i'S W I F E "
iiAKvrAcnatiac, or, AKO r>ii.\i.mB tn
I t i i a g so b r n g i t witioat any fear of
HAS WBOTB A BOOK,
In spi'e of Jnaiah'a •letermiaatioa aot to spend a cent to ; Oae aad two yeara old, wall rooted, which we will varThis class of btiaiaeaa all mcB
{ rant to t>e dalirered in good arder to aay part of tke
hire ary oas to read It,
J.'C. Tiltoa, o£ Fituborg, ia one of th«,
SV 0 a nnnth can be made a^Uiag thia book.
Unloa. Thia ia proaoaacad the only lin hedge p>aat la
And P«r<mis(J %tATIRru.s of errry dacrtp.M
Ji^0fa,.ht..rd.the
re^irla, .carcel, an,
AI..HO,
. thia conctry thirf vtU make a fcaca tbat will tara pin
AGEVTS. TAKB H«TICB!
STEREOTYPINO. ELECTROT YPINO.
few who haa t i e awaarahip of t i e
When
we
bcaght
oat
Mark
Tvaia'a
book
wa
promised
WOOD
ENGRAVING in
thrir cjirar
!
aa
well
aa
mtdaa.
la
three
yeara.
All
who
bars
tried
h
tie world ; but inCuit memberahip, by depaniag
Trunks, Valises, TraTelins Bags, India yoa a hateeal; now promise you aaotber, aad wUe 'are delighted with It. We caa refer to the editor of
Hailed ButM i a a v a e i i a e , eimplet
t.
It
caa
be
perniiBed
tc
t
<uld
«c
-t
Urja
proEt
to
btaschcs.
P*Trxit» L m t n s ibr Fc-ades
&aa this mle, blends th* chnrch and tha w o ^
agenta
will
aeeara
territory,
which
we
will
•
>w
arraage
Rubber Goods, Shawls. Hats,
I erary asricsltnral paper ia tb« Booth.
•ad aeeesiary. 8 n c i meehaaism will
together. The baptism of i n f a a u and the u - the Klier, ksd ia dMtlnid » dtt«e an rrr other Map cat
tor. For eirealara addreaa OUHTINKKrAL BtBI.1: ASD I
Prlcea P e r Tbamsaad.
Umbrellas, etc., etc.
pnBU«HINO OI., Kt Loais. «lo
K
7.« i We l)ci aad dtUxer to the railroad at Kagaulia. Hiaa.
^ T e r t e d coBBeets the membeii of Christ with of the aarket.
I world eTer. I t win eell iiselt Mr.
Bearly
(T«ry
toap
that
H
n«.>e
tbi;t«!iu~acidi
or
X
o
.
3
2
7
a
i
A
I
N
S
T
.
.
M
S
M
P
H
I
S
.
^ s a who a n stUl n e m b e n of the world. But
;
1 year c!d rcota, at
—
—^$16 09
I prapoaes ta diTidi this teal esUle. A
AOEsrra w a x t k d .
A Ubenl IHxout aia<te te llaUttn of Ue Cotvel.
•
2 year old rocta, at
—
» 00
« « apostle says: " What cemmnnien hath light ebaaitala. This MoiiBt«l» Dew Soap ccatalni
C
A
P
T
A
I
N
of
•n.ti*?"vU'M-vii-aS
aad csptiTstiag opponaaity
»ith ^rfaiessT
darkness 1 and what ecnrord hath cChrii
ffist!
•«'nthin« irjorioa..
V I S E S AJTD 7 K B E 8 .
, • <
from
tho
^
i
e
a
t
tlm«dSirat?tbe
A Doable barrel Cam warrant d C»«>a.
TVe caa fnrtilah, fa any qaantitiea. tb« relehrated
JACS;
;rtt4
Belial TT Wherefore
Wherefore conte
coise oat
oat from
among t
- *
"
'
| i t a g moaey, w i t i merely aifeiiag
« t h Belial
from amoB]
cai^re aad trial of OArraia JACK
aad a goad abeoter «-r »-e a-1- w ib Pow*«
I White Scupptrcorg. th« Coacord. Hartfnrd, 1t-<«' Seed.
ft!
Hoaooi.
A
popoter
aad
PmA asd ira<.CBtt-r, seat to -ty a'-ww
^
^
M d be ye M e p ^ saith
"
P"'
ith the Lord, u d I
t for sale, waa acTer preseated. Tooa*
EXPOSITION PRIZE MEDAL
; ling, loaa, oca and two years oW, well rooted, at tlOOper
^ a a N e work of nearlr m royal
Iwa
to iiaalaa >ir - taUng. a o. o . tu.-«r
^neSl
Hot
the
l
i
e
l
S
^
thinr
•
and
I
w
i
u
S
J
^
a
.
T
*
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"
"
f
a
c
t
u
r
.
win
prox.
a
real
paatim.
to
the
;
thossand,
ttZ
per
hoadred,
$X.iO
per
dotea.
i
c
o
d
o
o
If yum a e a a ta be a a integer, and a o t »
ladj M tl» dUld, aad no fikndy eaa aSiird to be without
{
W I I . D GOOSE P L C n ,
Bill! Hialaia. TlirHsIa Street, nneii<aati •>.
Cqr. TL 6, 14-IIL
Mxiinfactnrernf Dr.
t O , IM West F o S t h "
o!
VAB.
It. TIi« iacrWienU c u U had at any coantry store,
ri,if yoa n a a a to be l a d e p e a d e n t ; i f
{ The acklewkd^ Eia( at Plaaa, at M cnt* siiscte tna, A « « T T g ( l l |
EatUtacUon
IiEOSsn*)
A
6
44
7
>t
doaea.
»
aad
a
n
la
rcack
of
n
e
r
j
OM.
f
tka
ri
"yBtem
which
eztead*
et
free.
C n J o P A Y . i-ua
. w aequire property, J . C. Tiltoa o f f i ^
Bocb CBrira !« oar anthorixed aseat for S«atbaf»
SJdSL?
M d of iniUatioa into I KU ih. rcdp* only, which can be had for a!iao«t
n——- lltoT. roinkSt. CT»PtTS,»TI.O.
P R O F . W I S E ' S BOOK.
ag-atoae ta reaei your
_
' aad Wcatem Texaa. Addreea alt oTlera to
J TCrei:.r-JiEl.. LOCtaVtLLt. IT.
Botiiiat. Xadoae tern etnti eurren^
to a>y addrew,
j
^
^
t
t
t
e
a
t
j
slso
ebbtermte
tha
disuaetioB
I
QKO. JOHnOK,
UTHROCOB T B B A I K I » Forty y-ar- at —
U him at a a c t at P i t t i b a r s , P a ,
TcBt-aUnatindeed tthMtratad
ami I win fsrward clreaUr by retora malL Thakighect A - t i s ^ w - a *
Agaat
Pomaaa
Ksraerlw,
MagaoUa,
Miaa.
tarela
thacSooda. Oo.r'' «
**
VaaulrBtUc- w«i>ia..mrl.Ma
S p S
V
^
^
^
Kon* tet raCenacM tttm thaw who win oae ao other Map wUl
ca peritioa of talae to yoanMslTt*
bowtaaakaaadaaaa^tae^. raijaf
»»
K>.. fn^iriv oad voy iln—Uy W
i
K
A
a
T
K
S
S
S
FOB.
t
H
B
mUblOWr-Larxidatrfttr.!.
ottfaaaHveiti-Maiatttf.
Ue
auMi.
—
uM
sMfccnms
<
deata a 4 Ifalibiaadlk •-aeaom. .L'te of aata *
w»Ii*e the s U U m e a t of tiaad therein, tofcthsr with reeoamaadattona from
.
M&k Ai4«.<-u. lrW.ot»a4 Arable
eatatoeklatluiWeat; flB<ic«aanatfa(;«itraqaa)iiy;
fail, wili coaimea Maaa aad
" tis
AeBNtS^'i
•aat iBtaMttBiaail ezeitlt-c edianie erar
paekad tocoaaftly any dhnre*. Satiafaetioa caaraaaciaaUflc aea, aa to th* Talae af the diaeoTery.
irle«>
Preniaeli lua tra tfi. .
id
b
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t
t
MlUmc
R
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B
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r,t*hna| !«• iaftfertuat.
tsed. Prieealavby handredertk«'»uid. Afailiuaortfor
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frtwUoed; to offer ^ AddiMa,
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8ftr*rrt.c>>e>r^<baa«afoiBrr.aa4r>ji<i]saa«n
•
n U B VO S K U s S K t o S D i>BIBCKI>SKC9f
circnlara
and
ael
DIISLQ
j
WILLAKD A. BEOWJT,
laeot of ether traea, ihrab*. planta, etc. lUaatratad
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tboal4
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„ IM ScnSi Fcurth atreet, «tU^Je!pbia. r». catalone mailedfiroe191..
^ ^
PaMUakiacCe.,
c o s n s i ^ T A i BiBur ASD PUB. o a .
HITCHTOCE t Ve*LDSK.rit.caiCXS^AT1.0
Colcmbaa Sartery, C^Iamba*, Ohic.
ACW73
r-ST-f^F)
Bt. Ixrela, Mo. 1714] PhOawIpdU, Sew SstM, Sdftaa or Ct-mte
A-TI-»-TU-5
I3R. C. M'LANE'S
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FEMALES, LISTEN I
PILLS,
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in tlie E a s t .
Book Agents
Lmvs of
Business.
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Olothing; Furnishing
I Ooe-Qaarter M i l l i o D P j r a c a n t l i s ,
BOOK AND NEWSTYPL
$15 Shot-Gimt
DOLLARS
P
C E i f f i S T T E M A L E
t o w a r d pCTrfCtidTni
The
country tho a w a r d
wr«onclade
t ^ t
m
the Wilson
Bewing
ittS the bnl/aeTrtng a a e h i a e that
S f t i i
awards
were
Medfcl
made
MeriV wheh
at the V i e n n a
eahibiuon;
j u b
cribcrs
>S«renbrr 1st can
>
rtnewinir
hare The Baptist
SL Gissos fends
* - r i B w or
for
bnt giv«B
poet-
they
rrs^iTf i S 2 00 from J a m e s M.
fr =
' At
'
W h e r e is
Gcr-
S.
—Voa
staaciat,
[
f.>r c a e y n r g
Si30,
to
fall
the
S.
s.'nd
the
pr^minsB
crrli^eate
after
Eld.
S. J
JhirtJ'
yoa
full
Finiber
Jtys
K3EESTS-3K.—We tril!
We
a3
5<itxoa 3 c i
«
aesd
r^n
r
—Taur
letter
r:?c.Wcil.
the
fSc«
the
measure
finest
A
r
c
5
tions,
was
ttir<»-s.
U
When
b o o k .
day
i s'lUs a t U
if
K'T O i l I E l t u n t i i y o u
5efa
nit'-
Jviy
they
Miss.
»
ASD T L K E
(mnbe^qie),
'»
IFu
joren,
•
copies,
£ a
%
.
.
.
O u r
.
•
.
•
fim
aaTertisiog
^
It
P O . ' s
appraciated b ;
all
5.1
t y
/,»« iuBtixtfa
Ihe
pU
aoUa?<
£fit
Of
m m t
L.'itnf,
hate
»hi:li
is
will
ten
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Y o r k Tribune, Sept. 8,
in rsed organs
6rst
- s a e " £ f t - : » o • i l s c r i t e r a to ge'. I h 3 b r a c e .
fleCii
improred
so
n i i i c h w a s the recognition of
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machines.
opened out in this city, a n d h s prices are
(LiitU
53.43.
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G . D e n n i s ,
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machinei
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ImtTrie»i, the c<>m?lfxioa p a l U J , the n»rTM
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M f M ( t l > nod appotiU
the
machine
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