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■■ BU 5.'f!'.'.'’OK DlKECrOWB I
Bill, b: dja-ts, }
Vol.
“I.KT BROTHI^RLY IM.Y'B COIVTSSTBE.”
Ormondsville, K. C.. Vv'ticliusda,}', Se-pt, 2.1,-
For lar'Rif.r ao'vM-vacm--:
'tracisJ wl.l;
.1 So 2,
a bf.st nsf/tion. lor
I p-.vr.'iitlr co:i rrctc'.h f'-da i
;'3 -)iibl.’iO.K! '.'t{ olob'ci.-
'ypLORV
7''.
■LU. F. MoLawiiors,
I-
'■ T.-J.-Sawyer,
; w. i-i I'Hiwjps.
■ Wai/i'be Marfield,.,.,
,E, [i. Crafi, , j
•T.; jAijiwioN, I
:-;l. jJi.'.iS3(fo;rA>, Treas.
.?kVI)en.i?"sft owt for glory •
l, n'fT, the'world lx;hi“i(i '
DetVi-minyci, fp,r a'City,
Th:it nut ojfsiv^ht to find;.
And, to glrtrY I will'go,.
And to glory i ■vviif',. go, .i’ll go,
ill go; .
And to’glory I will gc;'' ' • . -
some
and God’s'handiA;as in ike'll
work, even in the n^inin^ of ■work:'’ .
■thec>)d sailor yy'ho Animated by that grand-
name of Chi-tst, a'dd his lij.-.nd l.thongtt, he stitched
m
I left illy w3rldl;
I led. mv. w'iri
honor.
]y ktn
1 .
Aiv .•,..rLv;iivu away
13 .in tl’L' >vorU ■Tfit' determined, to do
more is‘still to come noJut-j his Iw/iriblc v.-ork well I'drthe
lii.au torigae can tell. j.sake of ytlwi's. From that
But' al.i of ns should be alire ■ ximc oi: he ‘emicbled his calb
■ AtBKTS rOK '
'•CFc’,.
■ec.ty.
i ".li TblSBWIl-ti
TIM. . 4'
■ . AAr.„,,v,tii Us , 'iVr
' yaicatius, A, .4. TvsotJ, Ih'Dy.vi;?. ,
Ip T ,
PhjL'ips, Cbuc'kiry ‘‘Grav; fii .B.;
'.Vloorj:. W."H. .SfeMgl.h-r.- R;.P;;
'lAsse ‘-Ec-euiC'-tt’ and t. K.l
McCaskey. ’ j
.-MI suhij'rrlpGbi’K^ paJd lo ■
tad .'looking' getting readbf.'mg;
1 ..'OTtip.'Ouons., tho '.-.biV’iKg - 'of jG-o'd^cs- OcS. 1
,.y^nd \Vr%t|Kai !n^'*go^u,i.anie,i,j n«(i,oth.jr'thnVi ^.ot . now'. t3 bv; 4f}
• kmoT-Kcd at. brtt fA' a''Kin(g-d.d!!jL;'^orvM'«vmg
-Ao;,i:e’ s,sij I'd betterdairy, . : | -atiorie xvith a ro'd of
■iron. Kev. 2: 27,- And the,
;}=5gn'S,'Of'h;s c'Oiningnre report -.
t:d. .•aTm3^^t.yveek!;v. There are
earth ..'urJee;; in varioiispiacci-,
They, thought-I was tooy oimg
For to prcpatc'.fin* dymg, •
■ .'\rid th-'.t wns,,an n.v'-'-thernc;
■And to glory,,'t. ■'
will be
pan’
•'ifno'i.v''e( [ivc ’
the e om-;
'Cppie .all niydoyirig hrethren.
And !-ten -to .triy'-qry,
All you -d-e 'bac-ksiiclcrs,
Alust shortly or die;;
And t.>. beggingi^ will go, &e..
eytTyoneMiif^t do vdio
MaHrA'
•d'! hah-.. t.’^adc .
3t:K ■
Highest of all in Leaveninj Power.—I..atfsf,C.'S. Gov't Report,
rowder
mpjs:
OB!’
StlKiJ'A\ SULEritOXS.'
ThdsmiijGrtality.'.of .{he'shul
a iieiversal'itp^^t' anti dd-
, j.bsire dl th«, .hiahan Moe.—Dr.
lamiiies .11 vanoun parts oila
1,1",' , . > . ■, ■ ■' i Senaft-
the. etuAh, ■ ■
imW:
> J. WjV.biFtfi.thi-i^jiSjjipcty.ra-rinv ' .i
X.'*l,rt'r.H...t.cv, tsc-ilF-.Ler or.p.i.>F'i.
b’Ug-,; 'I '.-.Fl'-E.'n.-l'; ...
tl. W. E'.b-vi-'-hJ.
Siii'icv n. irt'A'idi irti. .Surdf-*'.)!--
hiB. li, Ifn--.-, i:orfrtK-v, . ‘ ’
Dr. p; }l ^ I, , ‘ u i fii I (
Prvl. J.i'. t.ilhai-.M. l:iW0’..’.F‘ih, IaFirf«''.’H.
K. j. 13. Yi T. C>rr'(i*iri «T)d.£.
A.. Daidoi, 1
■-CNFTi loNrni
The Lord, .he loves the beggar,''
Who tridy beg? in.d?rd; ... >
Kb £i.I way.s, wHl relieve hipi '
When c’vT Vie stands in'Mccd;-
And tO'.i,)eggingT •iviil feoV&c. ’
Wip-,, F. fJasr, U.vSa^j^rt
I 10*11.01 beg for ru'hes,
Nbr.to.be dressed Tire;
Tiio girrmeDt thti the givesi me;
The sun. it v.’lil ontsliine;
.•\tid to beggiiig i tvill go, &o.
Ifjfiiftli DiR-il
i&ST mafifiE:
. I'm, not ashabied tfv beg,
Vi’hile herc.pu earth I atay;
I’m not ashamed to wrfteh,
. I’m not,ashamed to pray;
■'.,And.i;P I ■wilfgoy.'^.d
The rieheMy man I-ever'sa^y,
Vv^as onet,ha:, begged the’ihi&t,! {'
IlissoiH Wan filled with 'jy.sus" '
And the H.oiy Gli.jsv.
.\nd to begging I ii’ili &e.
.\Y.af&- 'thres/tened
tind'.Ap'nug'tjfl-.-forjeven. i.f they
iii>.not com^..; There ary pes-
tdcnces m nearly filt parts of
the ea.ftli, with an mergati.e o£
fiin,/cTruVikf:nu.e8&, ariu r-iduitry
j nli the not^
[ bexyisdom for ^tdl .'viion ' tvv
I make peane .vvitlx .God • ■’^vhiie
j VA alh'),w.‘d?Let Mr, all
wake -up guid ' try to 'glorify
- —fair 'woi'dii. Aod g'£>M:
cpuri3e!if/}.iiin.;.)t on ,up;
we be fnghbshAtl-.i'no pdr
'daty-ir-L. .Estrange.
'-•A^futh can Itanily b^iej/'pec*'
tedito ihe, croo.ked policy and
■why ' :.kkr;yhie,5 .pi -wicfrldly af-
u Rtfwra.si'aiw«rwAi.^.v
ULjf.I^- ■'
They tb^t: Piakt the glory !
pf.Ood their- end, ?uul the'|!‘; '~h,
i-;- -J -FA , 1 ■ , ' 1 ' iheu.at the ivsiiier>qe o.,i>ro. ■ ’
\Vonl 01 God thei.r rixh, (hei , .■, •
1- n 1 *v -I ' - A-. *•;. West, 4.Tiyr. di:T,t, sister
.bp-’.ufc of God . tlick gfiude oi: » j h' e 1 - i
'+1,.: iv A-' I'.r, ,.Amanda- Wlnty, alyed -
thelr.atketious,-and the prov-i - ,, ,
i'. '-t. • •' „'ycai-s. She iimted wjfh Mie
i.rknee,of uod the guuie of,,i- , vwni o • r. . • » .
.|f‘ree XVii! C,'.i.pT;st ejufreh at
tneir affairs, may beconfideiit T. -i y
r 1 ' 1 r LnM'isii Cnnpd,’mdrv vesu's
that -che Lord . ijoos before ,, G, - * - ,
, • .J , . ago, anc', hay .Ikon a cons'.yG
Me .wont be-,.„ . _ t i ' ■ cst.
' ■ ent member eve'.’ since,, She
had been sick only a few 'lavs
fpi:e israel in .-ihe' wildernet?;
though ngt sosei3sibly’.-^Hcn->
LV'-' ■" ■ ''
birrs: fi r truth likcJIght, iraveh;! heart; that sOn’s
v/hen Gpd sa^\ best to. take
>r, . J -ij. ', ■ . ~ her soirii henne to heaven,
^he'laughter, pumyis sale, „i,g ^Mother, oae
whose t-hhf..t’a'n tm/ther i’, • . ■ j. ’ u
 . ■ :,h'ister, arad' inanv inenos. to
(VA.ry i-t.^ret o ['mourn her loss. The ehiirch
- , , r ' I- ' ' 1 1 -1 I "d • r ' 'h’as lost one of its 'truefic
m sirai.rlM: hiKis.—Loitop. I.ncdged abcuv,. who., has fori ' : ■,• i .
... ;, .. . h- e' -rj ' rt- , members, but we led tliat
1 tere IS j,ngoodnessnpen-j coiiiidentiai inenualj , ,,
lOod’sname m heariVjg av.d etrativ.; power that lUAhing-tian I Ghnstinii fatlier. Theyiareui;/ * ' ''''
•obeying his bon. M'^^s.tohelp w’lthsta >d. , . Cmnning malicci danger who wear ^ a the Vkreaven
thebbiliimy of' that kingdom melt tivay before, its mild, open, jnf kind parents, x'\- ,'
(.-i....i n ... _l n . r.b.. ...1—. ...Y.... f*. -It t.. f ^ _i n. _ I VI. \ rl R.^cT.ck.. 4. Iv... I'l ^......11 ..V. .
; i-‘ 'vvel.
}; j, tiia.l a'hall
Tc' . .-I A 'K i'-koj'* fkipk "f. ' unt. of 1
CtMo Ifu >kii oti'f juuililjBd. I
fitlHS .$m5 m W75K»V
BF'i i a,mO rr«5t:i;>rk;' Vlix
pi ...)t c irttlj .^I .'or* It'll f. I* 1.11. r A n. 1 ilia...
o.Ca mj.lioti T» .
-i.iirt 14!»»«iiw 1'..r »r F'c-
trt 'r*.n irvOjitKi
, , . I.KirvMKKfc;
ir’’ . I’i;!)Ii«lihi;: tl«,.
Ho. 2 4th S'a-t H. .J iniisnpaWri,
And how \vc-j’.'i‘; epetiurcged,
,. Comfe leb As tir£V'V'.'iA,.tto,
ra.c;: .b-a .b’.gijfe' "'
' .Ape) si,'i'4’. thu h-.ily SBvng;
And to glAvrv f .vyill go, &.c.
er erid
-ROM ’FDElisA NT iVlLt.
Dkvh'EdM ok:
steady
1
bbnci-;
•(iail Mamiltor. | a.nd uncover the heart and rm
only to- -those vyHo
fiiith of thti^'Vg.ispel is'*
Died ak'the rcsidehcef of Jap.
r. ...-.-. ' Ei 4:.- t c Gai%he.tv. .'^ug. 2Qthb sis-
that ei.iciior. of the. nho'd which ^■ter' tonic Daugbatv; 'of: heart
V. MORKIf:
.3'
ATfCRlTV AT JAW,
bSNOW 1:11.1,1;. N. C.
VV'dl H 'll Uit’ By'-'as of fti-'
Lt)'./ii-. VVityiif HFil 'Wiipdii oou-
ill the Pef[tr;*.Viei;u!-i Hf, Newljeni.
' 'ulicctioii!. ;a sfk-eiahv,'
FOfJRMl’NDR&rbYEAUbk
BY J.ANDO.V W E!
Columbus'left Sj3.''.in. Aug. 3.
1492, knowin,
tk'J .Hh'-i; America. He'^v.as in searcli
of''.vhat ismow the Kvelie.stj'[
half of our world. I'hc Jri-
'b V ‘ Tfeme al|mv ipe
;smace ic vonf paper che-jai
'iewiwoaiS'Hi Yt'gi'trds' tf}''bnr
^ 'Qt ‘We met at the' cl'iurc^;
j on. Fr itlay bcr>iij|^)e:2n(l Suiv-
i day ill Aug.. wi;.h our pastpr,
I Elder H. B. Albritton; also
Bkler -W. H. Lathingbous-c.
We met .'^iiigain hViday night
and had ' service. .A’ layg^
no nng,, p assembled Saturdav
in .
and after seio ic.e we traus.'ic-
ted. t h e b u si n (2SS' o f t h e eh u rc h.
I i The meeting coniimTed mi-dl
ab.an 3 camp nre was seen or.! .i_... .. t.i.i -^..1
the nigiit of Aug. 13, and the
phf'.re
day.
• Only K'lipbli: .■ •a.lcer.'s .
■ ’ ■ ' 'iivHDieat# ah.'j.
How vast £he changes rof
4';ij0.ye;-:rvs! The Red niati. 'is
gone from the gf^^td-er part of
(•our ter'ritovy, The' Frenc)';
he' iirittish a.ie gone,
.-...ni ii'eefW frsn.'acftiKes, *1!
Hid U .'igenv. sni! Ota.-ioJi >oii«8» rotnai ii) pur.
cha*er». Ouf KXCHANiJe Prlvlltigos mpst libriral. ) i ..... ”1
fkwrwipf C«.t*l0irac. f/n» [Plu'.ei \ IS gOIlt, ijLLlSSia liaS
WeAftTm'SMmcmm. /(aoxrnejtm.
H. SUGG, AL D-;
lost hold .of this ]K(rt of the
I globe, and hei e. in o'ur Union
of States, a.nd for more than
I a hand red Years, iibertv to
-t 1 r T- • m' .
serv? Itoq has been adowed
who wisliit. Thena.me'
-jj:tc.c:jiv tac, r.'«iuiiu--g' v; .-feci.-tj uwif. -thc,'''Gq'I of God, iuid'thc
■' 1 doctrines that he gave forth
f’jLAYS. di'-’d for, hb-Ve bcci-* crow
ing in favor ah. the while, and
U.r'iav' chere is no name in
;iy «ir.>.T.\yiN.;K ba^jbplijk. .
«i«»TAT!»|8j6j['eii8>fiTrMS.
lh.> D;c .4.4f.rt ;riirx*,'r..^«.i.v U u,.*. ■• ({ . . .i. ♦
uesday nighr, which resulted
, ., , •• 1 in 17 cuididons to the church,
was touched the next ^ m t i
■ '[Inns ended one more lovely
meeting,bn earth, in which i
great .gocff was done. .Fray
for us, brethren.
. ' |. VV. SafiTT-i.
FArTHFUIAUiAS.
A .jjoor, lame, half-witted
creature was obliged'tostand
in a dose, hot room, twelve
hoir s a da.v, stitching har-.
ness. He had heard from
;w)me preacher thrit every.-day
'wbrk.could' be ehnoblec.;, but! distant a day,
d; toward .the moral
liybikGod, £- J 'paruci.-
lii'dy.ri^Pl’IiaviOei'.'-F'Gv.’igin. • 4
There are' minds Whiyh
Tn«at,15l con;:''dt'd with .doubt
before G-ey^can reposeiii faith.
There are hearts 'which most
be broii'cn with disap])omt-
nient IxTove they can rise into
hoi'je. ■ ■ Kobdrtson.
• Good thoughts are blcs.scd
gues-b', and shonhl beheartily
vvekomed; web feci
song.i' j'd'teiv Likeroseleaves,
they gh'e out a. sweet smell if
laki Uj) tJV'tlie jar of memoryd
-Spurgeon.
Ne‘F?c*r ' philosophy nor
plea.snrA eari cwail vn'nytldng
in the rlianibe?
vVe see thy st.ntement fre-'
Ulrojis^;!; aged 84 ‘ye.ar.,'„ She
,WiU
■cL'
. .. . iniied with tiu; Free
quently.nin^Rypf tl|e .effects'ofjcl arch at ‘i-ik;
adicfhonr ^Ale; raptm-ed
■antacnce. 1 he, question for- hccu a faithful, \v6rker, in
ces itself b.i us: Did the *
preacher capture the aiidic-jce . she was aB.v.ays rea'Vy.to ‘via-
tor lumsdf, or for Chr«,t2 „,e .-iek, and relieve the
Ihereismuchofboth oftlwlpdor and needy, Fdace to
businesses goingon. Men £k^ j
striving to capture audiences! '
for Christ: this is a difficultl
Departed tirh life Aug. 1st,
ad rnicii a«.d'a«'etortlien,-|‘i;ta,. Caseisonof'Oj'.e
selves. Quite anolherbi.s;-|a„dEmivCase. I-rc«-asvcrv
ness,v.stlns«.ptuniig of audl-[...y..,,
erices for ourselves than'
Chrkt. U
is well for the
newspaper to give the piaise
to the men who capture the
. aurlienee for themselves. 80
deaili; the
I nerii’ bve y(.ars of age when he
Wfis taken home to resr, We
all know their loss is his etex-
nai gain. J know it seems
hard for UvS to lose our dean*
children, ,who .is sb,dear to us,
taper of throne As too iah-.t| '.V™*"'’‘'‘'J'Lord!
• " '-J-1 lie ski o)d;,y three day,s.
fbr >9 o]>prcsi-:!vc a. g'k*r‘m,
and tTic torch of the- othcA*
hums sickly in so unwonted
an atruosphere.-r-Melvilie.
I ne'^'er was d^cplj' interest-
,ed in ra'v object. 1 neverpray-
ecl sinc'.'vely for anything, but
it can-:'-'' at sometime; no mai-
voente.
he had only a dirii iuo.'i of the
man's lijeaning. One day he
looked out,'pf his window and
•saw a horse dashing mad!
shape.
should
ji I vvlmt was'ODoe 'the wilderness j by with a carnage'containjng
somehidy, in'' some
probaldy fhc last 1
have devised, it came.-
irain Jn.'son,
Few. very few. a-rethcfaitl
' We sympathize wdlh the be-
-Cod gives to’every man an j reaved parcius, ' and hope
opportiiniLy. but not every man they may live so as to meet
improves the opportunity that I'their tittle one who has gone
God gives him. Every man’s | to rest. 'I'lie fuaera! was
life is a plan ot God, in the j preached in’i’lie writer,
sence that every niaiy has a| . f. T. Pbillips
pUa-.of jrod in his belralf set | ' - — .
before him, ter his acceptance or ; Gret ari assurance thai'Christ
reicction. But it is for every 'is yours and pardon of sin yours,
. , j man to accept or reject
8AM «VNMtRU'SS. I CAM Ti.fiEt »4*»n.
MAJiHATUHHAMllEaUSt iPIfePl* BRE!CW0/.3£»S.
fkind ftJT thftr.ky^tio of
aiC«OVBK*.tK«. A^AI-f 1*4 OAI.K*,
1H Mil «t* etro'.l. S*w
SS.S®EfSi
‘^oLfc’.." H* bi-ii-l- I4-.
N./I in''Hr*.
S||
f. -.1 a, iP%4--7 WAMT
k LAOk AGENT
y.;J«tuvn, OwMP.iy.
. K.
! of America, or ,iii an}’’ olhca*
country. Inat is so widely'
known, so often spoken of, or
honored in praise, ns the
tiameoftho Lowly Nazarene)'
Hv'crythhig shall fall beforeit,
and must come down
Hear, il’.e v/ord of tlie Mosr.
liigh: ‘‘Unfo me every knee
shall !.)t»vY. every tongr.o shall
I'iVv'C.'-ir.'' Isa.. 4.“>: 22, 23;
Rom. 14:11; and Philpp. 2:
9. 10. V/ho could hav‘gue.'.s-
-..‘d the outcv.mc wdacm Issabci-
l-i.'the Ga.-e.i of Spain, pawn-',broken, and tk
e;I her jewels to insure the as those in
God’s "^>*d Divine favor yours, and
will, and upon his leaven yoiir.s, anii the sense of
choice pivots hi.s character and ' Biis w-ili b‘ e-s-ceedingly quiet
his destiDy. It is the man ’wdio | silemc the soul • lUidei- the
:i wbinan and acliiki A man tetukr inter-! jPg pj^^e God offers .him, I and .shai-p^^st 'trials a
leaped from the' curb, caught-G'^t
the hoi'se by the. bridle, .and
was draggC'' along 1; v 'the ni-
furiated animal. Biu the bri
dle, held, the horse wtm stop
ped, tlie motlicr and child'
were saved.
The tiv 'Ught passed through
tile mind of the poor Ictither-
stitcher: "Suppose-the se\'.dng
on that bridle.lual been poor
ly dc-ne, %vith )>ad thread.
Then the bridle might Itave
:man, as well
the carriage.
c.oit of the trii; undertakt-n by ' would have been injiucd.! an
C')bmibu.s? But It ;s true, How do 1 know hut that ov',
long-lived, and
deep r-.s our tribulation. Sym
pathy wears out long before
that wiiieh calls it info exist
ence; 'iiia then, whatcancom
fort you h.iiT. religion?--John
.VngeU James.
Itis.alioiiL the best thing
that happens to a 'Chrustian
r'lan when rvorldings enr Lis'
ricqur intancc. "Cmn'2 ye oul'I
from among them," is to
many a severe eomniand, but
ab difne fiiy is ’-emoved when
Ih-e world lurn.s out tVum us
Sis ';n!, cm* liiime as
■beu'jcon.
whose life is an eiernal success, j ChfkdRa.can.meet '..vith in the
it is the man who refuses to --ihot?. Brooks.
d.K. [)lacc th.at Cod opens be-
opens
fore him, whose life is an eter
nal failure.’'
cannot be
^ too.K;refnL farcthought can-
jnot ’K&o crkcnmspect, .pru-
•Jobs'hd, as EO his experi- dei’ice C'lntfgt be too discreet;
once,‘I kqovv that my Redeem-i biii best, wav to insure
!.T liveth.’ If in those days of ith-.'Se is to cofinc them
no Bible, of only now and then I striody M.vth';n their pr'..[)er
a coininunication from Cod, in jlimit.-^, and neyer permit tlicm
1 visions or dreams, fob could to iutcrkre with-tiir lirompt-
p.’(S3ess such -dear experience,!ue»so-f iH'tion, v.ith integrity
lUtered with such -confidence, | of purpiisc, and with fideiitv
and relied upon with sp much 11(* all flti.y'^ements.”
assurance, liow miuh irorej
should Christians
and be as.sored!”
experience, ■ ’Vlcclg- without love :s
ia?,a dvrly '.viihout life.