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fBx'7,J,-;.7Af an Eternal )1yU A'cyi,--fuin
Ix.
"TATU, e'er
' i i,; Strut ttf .il t'$ Son ea Lu!t Ai HunJrcA Vj lt &:.-'.
mi 'V
nth '1
tti;.
ili
r.
m a
s
twrtj th tire and4
t'.. j t.iiea got then
bd4 tl)8 giants;
f "! 'Jr eyes oo the
-at
H I THRO
IROSX.
Nebtbe
'i'.g lUUIflllBUU,
We
' ,'o to do icoeS'7.
J 1 1 i our err off all
I J' -ok rooder. ' Hear mhk
J, '!nrrw.', Wber.
a K;!!cn Jabbath bfejfyl
v procaetll tb itory of
.'-b array iSipv. JNcd by tbe
203 meo. aorBahowel',,xfroni
i' Lord would do bi own woruutDd
Idbeduetlilorr Wast" HI
rou
u.o icwou voaiioa uora iholi inneaniDg 01 mat wora. 1 inina it win ao
a hvjio way. u a iuuiiiooa aoneumes 10 laae me aicuonary
V i idea if laying out plans that
work in tbisfWay or that. When
Ghott comearie will make His
cl. We have got also to lo
...vh all jealousy. Let as stand in
-Nee like Gideon's men, and say,
,ame only that Thou mayst be
To show tha Vd'i wsys were
ys, be gare theJjstralion of the
.kuary roods in wf p Jericho was
' He remarked tha ' l there were aa
nonen inere as viun
Mipeii thei'
r" t at J)r. , Cuvler,' Or. B
"nortera there aa vT3 th t mieiing
in aatoa
ihlingtou,
Potter and the jlejj round
blowiug rara'a horns. God may
jty rutchers to do fcia'work." If He
phlroeici of Jericho
II do it lr His own way. . He beard
RcotauJ' remark that every man
knew God oould kill Go'iah, but
i s . .a M el a t ."
j Dtuiei mat ne'wouia no it.
rk lio.tMi rtantrfe?y fa m in-
V 4d r
:.raan trying y ip
Ltftery younir man hi
,uld now shout this one
NqO miuisters of Aaicri-
yr aSs.kk mis land?
y ha.v got to d i1 with a good
hiojrsj. They have to do away with
'-cV; amusemeuta, coucerta and
'y have to come Up to the
X- ajaiust tbe mighty as one
V. ,1'
Itteet-V
rMr. Moody
1 We go up, Dr. Buding-
t, ot Philadelphia, are
I hep fall.inaline."
"",000 Suuday-school teach
tet every one of them
,o child to the Lamb of God.
i for us, are we nut willing to
.. ... .bh for Hiinf ... He would aay
tht 100,000 members of Young
Associations in America.
inclusion, thrhe spirit of
to allof 'tbem.
n'ditHdress lasted a little over
- V delivery being very
jifcftive, practical, earnest,
i i .a .
7
mm HMHMAa on i lAii Tfr t ar rimna
rl JHSai of the tuaieuoe.
jl.tc-m mAnrliaf at )Alt rr 1
,uicff nab wufsja
,inounc
JNt the service
wclose with
Iim'H lul v an
Si or Bearer," whic
words
uW'WlfirbB!
benediction,
5':
conducted
ounwctiair
-ad to ert-
in Brooklyn,
inds to have
Hit lanjo "-
i 2; 1875-2ual
il and full of
s held in the
. TW building was
'""T,' 'M?k J, of Chicago,
San key went
.i Jacobs was
need at
bv
i "HI!
4P
af7,
fc'
-1 TKT inVUV'V f,Ti.i,'iv;i hnnrlliA-
tettl 'XtPStr SJjC.moM i Uke that
o,&,.tliZ- UL.Jr-1-J&'!fiL have to turn to farming
-tlnt sfebv ason of the I wouldn't know how to.
. iv o ---, VaTFireiaeS atl vul ,c m'vvi -
'P miktr tbe ,eaveB wil! 4,1 fi! 8par!; f0n
phtiii-' -'-Jl Hiown. abdwhyr Bi
do'ng soft,
-.i!P ., , . If ,, W; V? "J,
n . i i it' ii si . ar
a9 t, rcinity;on i. w;v lt f( Xji? ; remren,
tt'ri m pun-ir- r .'?tvv , ,
It -l - K
18ih verse. X'ilVTW
nr.Bokfj MPf " 'ifi5
that' CUU" '."tr of ibis little oog, siT!
abundautly T)iuv!1.in tha paat,
t!y Iwn.ln th put, nilgbtb
further uceeanful la Vioniug many. He
rendered 4la tohg. with great palhoa, aud
nada a wtnibl ioipresaioo. Tba audience
lUtened Inte'ujy, and perfect itilloeu for
the lima prevailed. 4
Mr. Moody Jbeo ompienced bli di
courta, ipeakinr in attWanc aa follows :
t(VI waut t-all your atlendou to the
I wilia Id tha ct-t jv.t ad aud
s part KWa first itne-EMVPto
KeSNr! UhouKh we livJkiAchcjajChrist thai dieJ
lhra the UoeteI Kaa keen
pda
proclaiaied duVJVjba. paat hundred yeara
aa faithfully ,lfinVsiMa ao, tbao in any
part of the world! K. beliare tbara la
a word la tbe English, .jage hat la so
little understood aa tbtt u.fK" Ooapul,"
and I believe there are a great itaany who
atund c lurch everv Sabbath, and bare at-
tended for Tears, aud Tetdoa't know the
ancHl'tnt up tbe meaning"-tbe simple
meaning if some of the words we so of
ten hear in church. Now, the meaning of
this word " Gosper la
GOOD HEWS," " GLAD TIDINGS.
Wby, when it is preached io Brooklyn
tbe people ought to rejoice J it should take
away their long faces and tbe wriuklea out
of their brows. Ib all my travels I dmtcj
met a man or woman who did not like to
hear good news. Suppose a telegraph
messeuger should come among this audi
ence and go up to a man aod give him a
dispatch telling hira that bis long wandering
son was coming back, and would be borne
to-morrow morning, how that maa'a face
would light up. I , wouldn't have to go
down from ibis platform to know that he
had been getting good news. I could see
it from here, and I gueos the man wouldn't
wait till I was done with my sermon before
be would get but and hurry homo and say.
to bis wife "Wile food news I our boy is
coroiua: home."'. Yes. welreloice when we
get 'good news, and that is just what the
Golel is ihat we preach. Yet a great
many act as if we brought there tbeir
death-warrant, or as if they were listening
to' some stupid lecture wheo we tell the.n
these glad j'ligs, the best news that ever
fell on mortal ears, the best news that ev
er came to this sincursed earth. The an
gels told the shepherds at Bethlehem, that
they brought tidings of great joy, that is
the Gospel. St. Paul tells the Corinthians
he declared unto thera the Gospel, and
then again he warns those Galatians aud
tells them he is surprised atf them for aN
lowing themselves to be turned away from
the simple Gospel. And he says, "If any
man preach any other, Gospel uuto you
than I have preached, let him be accursed."
I believe we live in days when men preach
anything , but the Gospel. Of course we
have many faithful Gospel preachers, but
there are many who
. ' GIVE AN UNCERTAIN BOUND,
and then wonder why the people don't go
and hear them. Not lone ago a minister
came to me and said, Mr. Moody, there
is a great difference between our preach
ing. You are either wrong or I am." I
said; M I have not heard you preach. You
have heard me. Perhaps you can tall me
the trouble." "Why," he said, "you
make a great deal of the death of Christ.
I tell them death hasn't anything to do
Ith it. I preach the life pf Christ you
prea'cb the death." "Well," said I, "what
do yddU with the text : He was wound
ed for our transgressions. He was bruised
for our iniquities : tbe chastisement of! our
oeace was upon Him ; 'and with His
stripes we are healed." He bung his hef,T?
Said he: " I never preach on thai." Said'
I: "What do you do with this!.' Who
His own jself bare our sins in His own. body
on the tree.' " Said he! " I never preach
on that." "Said I i " What" dd you
preach on ?" Sid he : " I preach on essays,
moral essays. I leave out the atonement."
He didn't hold up Christ as a Savior for
thivAfie, for a lost world. Now my friends,
way,
I would
or sometliinz else.
preach. I could
not handle this Bible, v If you take the
S Au.Jnii n t that, hnlrli t.h hank
. i i (irri w
' -; s 'lL-tZ
, ..XOTjyTv
that died od led aptiilj Wur
at Peter goiug to Ccrneliua. II tolj him
of ChrUt " whom tliry lew ao 1 bnp
,upon a tree," and b aud IU wbola family
- !" - v-m nnguu.n v. v.v.. av-
ipioiC;V4"1,u
The eunuch t5att"JWU''i"o w-uy
third ehairtcrof Iaaiah,' 'Al.tW-r.
" lie was led as a sherp to (be slaughter,
and conldn't undcrstnnd It Then Phil
ip preached the GH to ht, and the en
nucli was conferted, aud went ou bis way
rrjoicloif. He couldn't help it. Any man
must rej'doe who iakts the the Goapal. It
pjTes hire life and peace aud joy. Yoo
rtroeruber Tanla scrtnon at A'ntiocb. He
worM,
w.l,Ymea tulmute aod weot luto the
grave WV" sake, but who burst it m un
der and wasaV.rds seen brfive hund.
red
I 'witnesses, andTcrli" ae-Jjn.
at li Paul's Gospie7r!nilBl7d
Th
died,
rose again,
an.l mnl kark tr 11 1 nil !
high that is bis gonpel, and we don't wsnt
any other Goopel. We have nH come
here with any other Gospel., We. don't
know any other.
And now I want te tell you 'why the
Gosnel is roc d news, clad tilintrs. I waut
i, glsd.tirljncs.
any better news, because it has taken out
of my path the
' BITTEREST ENEMIES I EVER HAD.
Th first eueray that it ukea away is sin.
- Behold fe Lamb of God that takctb
away th sins of the world." All iu is
againsVGod. To be sure au msy be
against our fellow-meu, but all sin is against
God, and it is God alone that must' over
come sin. We needn't look anywhere else.
If God cannot overcome sin who can ? Now
the Gospel brings mo the gttfd news thnt
out of love to roe He has taken awsy all
my sins. Not part of them. All my sins.
And it tells me that. lis has put tbna.all
behiud His back, That's a good place to
have them. Yo see if Satan wants to get
at them he' will have to get pat God to do
1 . I fl .t . T. ! . . i 1
ro. lioa nas Dm mem sway tor i;.....auu
eternity, and they will never have any re-
mlwIKni k.. --k.. -t" --r
very soon be brought to light, but they
have been washed away by the blood of the
Lamo, and will never appear agaio. Isn't
that good news ? How every blood bought
sinner ought to rejoice I Ho r every re
deemed sinner ought to rejoice to dayand
eall upon all that is within him to praise
God for His mighty grace, Oh, wonder
ful story of redemption, that we have been
saved for time aud et-ruity I
Another enemy has been turned out of
the way. and that is death. "The last
enemy ihat shall be destroyed is death."
iever, then
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pititration I havo ever met with. 1 1 coin
bl'iies tlio vinues of food "aud toulu in a re
ntal kablo wuy."
OPINION OF Dfl WM K. STORKS, riiy
siclan to Alouut Hope IU-tiettt, near Hul-
( tlniore .
Vi a I have jri-eitt pleasure In ndd.tn,!?
my teallmony to iho virtues of Llehl'a Li
quid Extmet r Uccf and Tqulc litvliinitor,
a'tahe very heat preparation uel, nnd tliere
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STATE OF NUtTll CAllOLINA,
' Scfekiou Court Stanly county.
- beptZQth 1875. ' ;;;;
Order of publication. . .r-.
J 0 ' Ross aud others, ' vs. Bannott Russel
, A . and iithers. ;;" '
Petition to sell land Jot Partition.
IN THIS CASEITAPPiUltlNO. TO THE 8T
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&..! wlf.', Alico A., Uroon Melenor hiiJ wito,
FranouB, Wesloy Oannnn sud wif-, Alary, Jttu.
W, Carter, Auntim Cm ter, Jsuios M , Ourtei',
and Ounptt Curt-r, d.-fouilnntH, (o the fon . in
Petition, me not rcniJfiit uf this Pule: it la
thjrefure, oi dcreil tlat publication be made of
H u urdrr in til Nobtu (Ubousa Auaun, (
nwspper publisliea iu Wndcnbori,. N, O.) for
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will take notice that, mil tbojr appe.r beloro
tbocWik of tbe Supm ior Court of Stanly ooiiu'y,
at UU . llloe, in the town uf llbenmrle, on Mon
day, tha 15th day ur November 1876, und nit yer
tha Poti lot of ihe Piftintiif, Uiey will t ike Jug
mcnt for tlie relivf 4etnunild iu mid Petition. -iVitne8,
ray hnd and the t-fa! ot the Court.
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After a lare xi '. u f i! i !
mntiiy in experimrHtin on i' Ki.,ti..
Marhine, w have brf n f inl.l. .! 1 1 ruakn n
liniplo nrartlt-al marhine, jriallr b.I s 1
to family u in ao-ount of its aimpliriiy
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llih. It is more ainmla l,nn a j
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l luctllte caP?Jsr nf tlio m i' ' i ii fur
makfng garnmiils i'Vlf limll . by the
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writes:
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chine. f . ' V
. - vjiu n - orevny is ineioui or vi
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rrnt. ,'lhe 'Orange Knitting "Jlachme
pleases me. Oilier are ingeniously con.
structed, but too complicated for inexperi
enced hands too liable to get out of order.
A child ran work The Grange' and theis
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Bclievini; that to Icmcu labor adds to' th
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" New Yoffic, March 23. 1875."
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' WE respectfully invito the attcntioi
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to the fact that wo are - V U UiUx
IN Go. tor! audltrliwiClt-X.
l'o Oood$, '
Aotions, iiiff,
Jt'eadi J! ?e Clothing
Hoots and Shoe, '
Hardware, Wood
ahd ,'Hhv Ware,
... Yi'nre, Crockery,
, 5adJ.'.,ttc.tc, c.
Also a full line cf
TN.aSl
Always ou hand and nt reass
Agents for W. P. RUH3EL & CO.. I
and Sash dealers.
Special ITotie:
Those in Dr.rrr.D to dh. v.. r
int;tou atid to the I'. r- i ? V
Covington arehett y ti ., 1 1
out delay ba furtlitr lr ' ' n
given.
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