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WiiiMwd.—
;'c?]/i'"iTChay
i John 11 .. ...
3. We bul'evj C'lat Uicrc w one i^itiv
I f-hoat, thft [ir.-o'cas gilt of the
! '..hrongh ILs ’'.edi' Son. to
I onick.jpeiji. t 3. ii, 4; Eph. ii
r 1; Kph. ir, 4,5, (i.
I 4. We belie\e th.\; in the beginning Qoc
ir.aJs i;mn upright, and placed idm in a
' ati’.te of glory without tho lefibt niixitire oj
ji'.isery, from wliicb he volunt.’.rilv. l.y
tvansgi'esBion, tell, .au.i bv Lhi-.i Uioiii’s
brought on hill It 1 ra rial
bt; le, subject to neat.i.—Cion. 1.. Ii. in. I'J.
0. We believ to f that
any should pensb: but tuat ail ivi.ouid ooinc
to' rei-c-ntimco ituc t-.c ituowlcage ci the
In-.tii. tha.t they mii-ht be saved: -L
lid Cbrifet hath c ominandod Lie Gospel to
be preached an;.;ng all r.atii.hs and to every
creaA'.re.—Mark-Tvi, 15; .Luke 5:;iv, 47:
)din iii.lS-l?; ITim. ii,4.
C- \Vc b( lieve thut 110 man .-'hall s'lffor in
hell for wa.'ii of a Christ who died for him,
but as the Scripture hr.s Eaid, for deiyiug
the L'.rl tiiat bought C.cui; b';cr.iise tlisy
believe not in the name of tie only begotten
Fouci’Gixl. Unbelief,ihercibie, being th.u
cause ■«};>■ the just ano righteous God of
Heaven will condemn the children of men;
it foD'.'wa ;igain5t all (:ontn'..ivliou Uiat ail
men, at one time or other, are fou.nd in such
a capacity as Cirt tbrougli the gruie of God
they may be eternally s.lvpd.—Acts 3vii, 30;
Markvi, C; H'b iii, I'l; IJoan v, iO.
7 H e believe the wnole Scriptares are in
fallibly true, and that thcf are tiie only
rules of faith and practice. II Tim.;ii,'(i,17-.
8. We believe in ihf; doctrine of Gencrai
Frovision made of God in Ciuisl, lor the
Doneflt of all mankind, •who repent end be
lieve the Gospel.—Luh-j xiv, 1C, 17, 13, IJ,
20; Matt, xxviii, 10.2(; ] ,v.ko xiii, 3-5; Luke
xxiv, 47; Act- iii, I'.i; Mark i, 16.
9 '•Ve believe tliat sini-.crs are diavis to
God tlic Paihcr. by the Iloiy Ghost,through
Christ His Son, and that the Holy Ghost
offers his divine aid tc' ail the human Ami
ly; so as they all migb.t be happy, would
they give place to His divine teacliir.g;
whereas, such whoilonutrf«s;ivctl e Uivin
inipn.SKkuis 01 lits feo.y S.,:rir, ,P, Ht r
future oay, own their cendemnation just, I
and charge themselves with Ibeir uwe-
damnation, for wilfully rejecting the offeit
of sovereign grace.—Matt, si, 27; .lolni vi,
44, eS; Ps. i, 1; Tit. ii, 11, 12; Jer. xnii, 20.
10. We believe that men, no? considered
simply as men, but ungodly men, were oi
old ordained to condemnation; considered
such 'who turn the gi ace of Ood into lasciv
iousiiess, denying the only Lord God, and
our Lord Jesus Christ wli> bought them
and therefore, shall bring up/on themselvcn
swift, destruction; but •we observe that they,
nd such the Apostle saitli because they re
ceivenot tlie love of the truth, that they
might be saved; tlierefore the indignation
id wrath of Qod is upon every ndnl ofmun
that doeth evil, living and dying therein;
for there is no respect of persons with God.
—Jude i, 4; II Peter ii, 1; II Thss. ii, 1.1, 13;
Romans ii. 9 and 11.
11. We believe that ail children dying in
infancy, having md actually transgressed
against the law of God in their own per
sons, are only subject to the first death,
'hicii was brought on them by the fall ol
the first Adam, and not that any one of
them dying in that state, shall suffer pun-
ihmant in hell by the guilt of Adam’s fin,
for of such is the kingdom of God.—I Cor.
XV, 23; Matt, xviii, 2, C, 4, u; M-ark ix, 8l5, 37,
Matt. xix,14. i
18. Wo believe thr.t good works arc the '
fruits ol a saving failli, and that in the use
of the means of grace, and 'lot out of the use
of those means, eternal life is promised
men.—Re,v. x.xii, 14,15; Isa. i. 1'
ii, 8; Jer, vi 1(5; Luke xiii, 34,155.
13. We believe that no i.ian has any war-
met in the Holy Scriptures for justification
before Qod tlirougli his own works, power,
or ability which he has in and of himself,
oii'y as he by grace is made able to come to
Ood, through Jesus Christ; believing the
righteousness of Jesus Christ to be hnimted
to all believers for their eternal acceptance
with God.—Rom. iv, 34; Jer. xiii, IG.
14 W'e believe that all things are foreseen
in the wisdom of Qod, so that GoJ knowetli
wb.alsoevcr can or cannot come U'pass upon
all tuppiisod conditions; yet not as having
decreed any person to everl.iriimr death or
overlastinglife.out ofrespector merechoice,
nrrtherthan llehalli appointed thegodlv
unto life, and the ungodly, who die in sin
unto death.—Ileb. iv, 13; Prov. vlii, 22, 23,
24,25,26,27,23,29,80, 31; Malt, xxv, 31,
i, 30, o7. 38, 39,40, 41, i% 43, 44,
ii'istorioal Statement.
Tiic first Free Will Baptist
chiircli, of which we have any
\ I certain lcnowh-.dge witiiin the
! nrettent bounds of the Lnitcd
' lSi.ai.es, wa.s organized at Pci-
f, j (juhnor.s, North Caroliua, in
. I ’ I'UJ. C'hc chiTv- Vssorigir \t-
i.i^froni this germ planted
u;;--'tr divine direction, by
Ri V. Paiii Palmer, have
spread over a good portion
'>/OLir country and are in a
more pro-'jwrons condition
1 liasi cvlt before.
Ju;ic 30ih, 1780, R'.-v, Bcn-
j a m! n K a ;ul all o rg a n i zc d
church of .seven nieinber.s
Nc.v Durham. New linmp-
s:i:re. j’(i.!s\ine also spread
’JtiLi it has branches in all the
S'.iifccs c'f fli-j Union but three
or f.iur. It wa'? many ycari?
before these two similar bod
ies line .v of each O'cliers exist
ence. The Grst Quarterly
M-.ctini' '-as i-ir.mcd in 17S3',
and the first Yeariy Meeting
in 17u2. Randall died in
ISOS, having lived to see the
Deuoannation with vigorous
'.lie rapidly spreading over the
\'i’e ;• re unable to state the
time of Palmer's death, or
much af.''Out !;is life, but the
! niaucnce of his work indi-
ri'S uhat he wrought w.-il,
id \v(’hojA- -f anv.one ’■’as
c data from which a sketch
of his useful life can be given,
he will publish it f«9r the good
of the Denomination and of
our common humanity.
'j'liu first General Conference
met at Tunbridge, Vermont,
October ntii, 1S27. Five
Yearly Meetings and one
Qnartcrl3'' Meeting were rep
resented by twenty delegates.
Two Yearly Meetings, mak
ing seven in all, from which
no report was received, were
recognized.
The statistics of the N. C.
Conference are given in the
reports of the Stii and 9th
General Conferences, but for
some reason, perhaps thelong
distance and inconvenience ol
travel, it -never formally ap
plied for admission as one cf
the members of the body.
A Constitution was adopt
ed in 1841, by the 11th Gen-
20, Matt. Conference, held at Top-
sham, Maine. It had been
approved by more than three
fourths of the Yearly Meet
ings. We hope the Editor can
find space for its publication
in another column for our
general information. It will
be seen that it is as easily
amended as any Constitution
ougt to be.
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45 46
15. We believe, as touching Gospel
nances, in bdieveis’ baptism, laying on ci
the hands, receiving of the sacrament in '
brc-id and wiiie, washi'ig the SLuits’ feet, '
anoiiitiug the sick with oil in the rame ot j
tlie Lord, fasting, nrayhig, siHpir.g praisv to '
God, and the piililii: ministry 1the word, |
wiiii (‘"'iry institution of the Loj-tl we rJinli 1
find in the Mew Testament.—Luke xxii, 19,
30; Jo'.i I xiii, 6 to 17; James v, 14. I
IC. 'VV(; iHrlk-ve the Gospel motlo of bap- '
tisni is iinmersion, and *hat the bcMevem
are the only ruljec.ts fjr lavj.iiwu.—M„tt. •
iii,8, If; Mark i, 5, 10; Acts viil, 35. 39- '
Rom. vi.-hlleb. x,S2. i
17. We believe in ;'. general resurrection 1
of the dt';.u and .a final j udgmcii , el the last
_.jr,hu v,23. 'hi; 1! C-u-, v, 10.
18. We bflieve the haj pincss of the right-
oous is eternal and the t'>rmept3 'if '.he ^
■wicked arcondieea—Matt, xxv, 46. 1
OBJECTS.
1. Mutual acquaintance.
2. Union of our differentor-
junizations,
j 3. To promote uniformity
i of practice.
4. To encourage the pulica-
tioii t-fdenominational books,
p.'pers, tracts, ibc.
5. To])roniotc Home Mis
sion work.
G To sustain Foreign Mis
sion WOik,
0. A.!i i-hc.iei.-sLlioutinfring
ing on the inti pend-nce of the
churciies, or t’lc Iccal bodies
composing it.
TO UNITE '’rn ii tiiEgen-
ER.VL CO.NFERENCE.
Allan .Assoclpiun, Confer
ence or A’carly -Meeting has to
do is simp.y vn;e th ask ad
mission as o’ 1 ,.hc equal
members of t.\V leral Con
ference, and sci.-J its letter
and delegates to its session.
It is lioped that all the Free
Will Baptist orpaizations in
the United State.' will lie np-
resented without fail, in tlie
coming session at Nashville,
Tenn,, Oct. 7, ISSG,at 10 a.m.
The writer belicvcsit tlieniost
. important Gencrt-! Coiifcrence
ever iuld, and is very anxious
to see all the Soutbei'n organ
izations fidlj, rcpr« .ented.
Nashville ir. a beautiful city.
Our chnrcli t'ntrc with its
earnest pastor, is prcp.aring
to give ns an old fasiiioned
Free Will Bajitist welcome.
Don’t allow a little expense of
time, or money to Iceep you
^l\^ ay, bat for the Cuusc oi th.e
blessed Savior, represented by
our Denomination, be there
with a r.iin-J to w.-jrk. This
is the first sessio.T in theState
of Tennessee, aUhough the
Cumberland Association,
whose guests we will he, is
fti'ty-two years old. and there
■ire several other - rginiza-
Thomas E. Pedem, Cik. .
STRIVING AGAINST GOD.
BV REV. F. B. M1:YER, A. M.
give !ii:i brother, but he said •
no lie siiould not! it was not |
his pl-ac'.; let tlrcbrothcrmakei
an apologyi and then in |
Highest of ali in Leaveomg Poi\ 01
latest U. S. Gov’t Report
The j
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the I
;ind I
Let us consider twoorthree
places where men have block
ed God. V'/e were once con
ducting a meeting for a minis
ter who was slave to tobacco.
I am not denouncing tobacco,
because it is one of those
matters in which every man
must be guided by his own lately
sense ot duty. As soon as we
began preaching in this cler
gyman’s church he fumed and
fretted. He did nutsaj’ very
much, but ] was sure there wrts
something that was cursinghim.
At the end of the ■week when
lie was passing with me over a
bridge, he took out his pipe and
tobacco pouch and threw them
over into ilie tide. Then he
told me ih.at for months the
Spirit of God had boon dcaliug
with him on thri. one point and
he was fretting and resisting.
_He bad said, v am not go-
iiig to give that up for anj body.
Plenty of men smoke, and I
shall, I am net going to
yield.” God’s Spirit dealt
with him, blow after blow,
but he refused and stood out.
And he told me that all his
spiritual joy anti [tower, and
a knovviedge of the Word of
God, stood right still. God
was blocked.
There was another man T
met who liad some trouble
wltli his brother i
would forgive him,
I'jrottier ^^^Ts in very l.iad
cumstances, and again
voice ot God stud, “Go
hell) liiin,’’ lint, lie raid,
I will not.” Tiicn Ibe lirotli-
cr'is wile; uv.'‘, and there was
an i-pportnnity Jor him to go
and bo kind, but he did lu.t.
Thou a ehil'i died. “Wlien lio
cotnos au'l nsl8 iny forgive
ness r will go. and not before.’
Gol liept dealing with that
man uniil at last he ciun' in ut
ter desnortu ion a: d ictid, “.1
do not know how il is it seems
!is if Cod were miles awav; 1
fuiV'ilost nil my joy and jieace
ai d re.T.” I said, “You have
thwarted God, and you must gn
to your broihi.;!- and ask Itiin to
torgive you; you must liumble
youT.ioli': yon will never be
rirlit until you do.”
I never sliiill Lrget an old
man coming to my house, who
said to mO, ‘‘Do you tiiiuk i: is
right v.'h u yon aie paying rnon
ey ihal you took wro-'gly, to
give your nano at the same
time?’ I said, “What do yon
mean?’ “Well, ’no said, “i
took thirty pourii.s’ tvortli of
eon’.'har. did not belong lu mo,
and I f-ec'l m'serable. Wlion 1
:etuj5 to speak for Cbxl, it
seems as if soaiothing choked
PWJfSE
money niatt'crs when tlic la
ther died. Hj was a v(.ry
proud man. lliis brother g-ot
into difficult circumstances.
'I’lie brother had vvroug'cd
7. To build and sustain | him, and this man said tisat
Itelmt'ls and Colleges. jhe would never speak 10 him
8. Anything tliat ProYi-' again until the broth.',- c-m-
dence indicates for the glory (fessed that lie had done the
of Goil and the good ot hu-1 wrong. Go.1 dealt that
riSim I
1 tlie letter box of tile firm T
defrauded, but tint (Jid not
make me any happier, and so
I put ill another ten pounds. 1
ihoiighi I would take anoLher
ten puu.id.s to-'niade it thirty,
but do you think ,I ought to
confos-5 i.?'' I “Ccrtuiidy,
you must bj am I' you ni iit
own up to it.” IF; fftid, “Do
you mind going and s oi’ig
the governor for meV ’ So I
went to il'.is man and siiid. “Yon
have '.liad some money sent
Inve you not?”
Yes,” he Sind, “I never heard
of such a tiling; I have two
tf’n-pound nofe.s put in the let
ter bo.'c.” I said, “1 can leli you
about it,” and I (i'd. He said,
“Well, that is a sh-iking thing.’'
I heard ahorwnrd ’luit lie was
so struck with it tliat ho tcld
his managt r Ihoy would bri-ak
off doing a certain practice that
was not perfectly honest, be
cause he was not quite right in
his conscience. I said, “There
is another ten pound coming,
but the rna'i i.s po-ing to bring
it hinueii'; 1.0 v.'ai'its to own up
to it,” He said. “All right I
shall be only too glad to grip
him by the hand as an lioncst
man.” And that man after he
had done it siiot right up into
iho sunliglit!
A wom.'.n came to me one
day ill groat darkness of soul,
and 1 bog-n to inquire the cause,
and foiiud !l;at ion years ago ;yo;ir iijirt i-
.v.ns greatly t; oubk-d on iho {you Can say
iiiTilc'r of 1 riicver.s
1 p■•,^ it away
I imiciion, oihc; wi.-:>
, b.' UTipu^.Llble. n h(1 fV'dd
r.oi: e.'Oajie one das*, iu the
school wi.hoiit injury, and a
wise feac')i-jr will not nlb.'w it to
iiive its way hi such a matter
Lie will keep the little stubborn
niturent'lio jx int whicli i:i
its obJiiracy it has shirked un
til it is ma-tored, and God is
loo wiso to allow any one
of u^ to evade any piece
of discip’ino winch he knows
is necessary for our triio
growtli and welfare. Fe will
come back to it perpcnial'y.
doing all lie may to carry- liis
point. ItisoriD aftO’’ ho has
been I'cpoatcdly ioilod and
ihuar.cd tha^ h.i will surrend-^r
his purpose and allow us to
have cur way, which is franglit
with WOO in ourselves. ILlsliaz-
zer rebcllofl, a.n2 l.is king.lorn
was ficc.-tr;)yc-l; Indas did it,
and hanged hims'.'lf; fihePhar-
isecs did it, and their city was
destroyed; Julian, the Apos
tate, did it, aud‘ falling back
npou the. fields of battle, said,
“Thou h.Tst conquered, O
Gaikean!” Tim f.hores of the
sea of time are -o'a vviLl:
the wrecks of men who nave
striven against their Maker
and perislied miserably.
Have you been doing this
long years? If so, let this be
the close'of a rebellion which
can only bring misery in thi#
world and the next.
Canon VVilberforce told me
•a story of Herkomer, our
great poi trait pain ter. Ilerko-
mer has an old father who
lives with him iu his splendid
palace at Bushev. In his ear
ly life he used to model in
clay. He has taken to it a-
gain, but his fear is that soon
his hands will lose llieir skill,
and his work will show the
marks of impetfection. It is
his one sorrow. At night he
goes to his early rtst, and
when he has gone. Herkomer,
the talented son, goes into
the studio, takes u-p his fath
er’s feeble attempts, and mak
es it as'bcautiCal as art can
make it. V.’hen the oM man
comes down in the morning,
be takes tin* wuidi and looka
at it and ndis bis ban L and
says, “Ha, I can do as wclias
ever I did.”
So Christ comes into your
broken life and mine. If you
will let him he w.ll come at
once. He will take out the
marks of failure and sin and
imperfection and l.e will give
you a new, fair start. You will
now take the'posiii m that all
■'pO'ii to God; that
Yes' to (.rod a
1 up'isMi. I bout cvorytiiii’g; th.it you yield
i'Oin lirr to !iim your wli'flu bei.ig, Write
u-.uMjFROM CASjf.Y’S CU.MM
Dear Editor.
Please allow-me
space in your valuable paper
and I will endevor to let our
sister churches hear from ns.
Our beloved pastor, Eld. J.
F. Hill, met with ns on Satur.
day before the third Sunday in
May, and preached a very in-
interesting sermon to an atten
tive audience.
On Sunday morning we met
again at ten o’clock and held
Sunday School. We have a
large and flourishing S. .S. there
being about 65 enro'Ied and
a. regular attcndence cf forty.
After S. S. was closed we had
an intermission of ten minutes,
Then we reassembled for ser
vice. Bro. Robt. Strickland
preached an able seimon. On
Sunday night Bro. Strickland
preached for ns again and then
bid us adieu, to go home and
join his good family. Wc hope
the good brother will visit us
again .soon. Yours in the clos
est tics of Christian love.
?Casuv’
OBITU.IUY,
O.n the 1-ith day of April
1896, death entered the home
of Eld. R. II. Harris, and took
fi-Qtai him his loving compan
ion. Si.ster Harris wasabout
5? years of age. She united
vvith the Free Will Baptist
church at Reedy Branch, Pitt
county, about 27 years ago
and was baptized by Eld. M.
Manning. Her membership
nimaiiied there for some time,
after which she moved it to
Core Creek with her husband
and children, where she re
mained a consistent member
until death. She lingered with
dropsy for 5 years and was
confined to her room 12
months. She leaves a hus
band, 3 sons, and2daughters
to mourn their loss, but they
mourn not as those having no
hope. Dear relatives, prepare
to meet her ill heaven whcic
parting will be known no
more. The funeral was
preached by the writer to a
small, but verv attentive con
gregation—Text: Heb. 4:11,
after which her remains were
deposited in the grave yard
at Centennicl Methodist
church, there to awair the
resurrection morn.
R. F. Daugiiety.
H URsi PTfi
(jssi'iu lial lo- thIt. to yoiu'lu'other and
r .m-3 Ic: 3 am. luss, a: d ub i.iit ’ riuko it I'igiit with him. Jvnelose
iliola'vay. As it d-icliued lu-r that jnoimy in an envolopu I
])eace nnJ joy decliiif J. I told t';030 v.'liom you has'c kept out
her ilia’3hc was striving with of f eir ji'st ear ing^. Make
her Maker and blocliing hi-n 1 i^bt ill •; wmorg llmt lies back
Dr. Rumptirey* Speclfii'a aroittlKntiflcallxsuid
carrfuiir prepared Kemjdies, fur T«,*rf la
pri-raro pracUew nad for or« Uilrty y»aio Vy tha
liSopl.i with entire succor*. IIvi-it.- iiingie tpocUle
a special cure for (lie illsco.'o namr.:!.
Tbcy onro n-ltl-oav druggliu-. iniivinsor i-edm'lng
tfiesyatcroapdaroln ftict auaseudlte ftovcrcica
Remedies of (lie World.
1—Fevern, Con,-s»don4,Infi.-.iniiaiIon*..’"aS
!4—Worms, Worm i-aTcr, Worm Celle -jg
3— Tocihiuif|rCd9c>^ld«.WBXnftflacM
4— Diarrhea, cf (3)lldrep. er AdaOe ss
y—Coupbs, CoMit. BtoaoWlis ag
5— TooUiacho, yeeearhe ‘id
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maiiitv.
man, prompiin" him to (or-
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’.Id po ’i.a''.k 10 the place; c '
-lie had dropped tho )c
;f io\'al obedience, and oh
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n.-ay tnat curs-
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and
“M'oe to him
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SPECIFICS.