Ret. a TBAttET.rjriv.fvlvEraTO.
T. II PRITClIAIiD, D.D.,.T..Oor. Editor.
DUNCAJT MoXEILL, .Ag1 ATTe3lBg Cor.
- iTAH ' cbtuatuilc&tsoasl, or. letters pr
publication Bbonld b ddressed,to Biblical
Recorder. RhC I
C?"Remittaaces snd letters to bnsmes
should be addressed to Edwards, Bronghton
& Co., Pablishcr;lUadN. G. - .
1 tSrOnW prsmal:letta jflioidd b"id
'dressed Sdiseeav? ' ft'JI
'K3an'tytTmbli8brth6 BatmittB
for.lesa thin two dollars a year!
Thia question has been asked by a
number of oni tei&j&eiy t
last few weeks, and one good brother
asked us to expUia to t Oot'rWlera
why it is that we cannot redn.ee the
price of the iCpwjJ
and now to answer j aU : these rqnes-
. There are weejuy papers poouaonu
fori LOp! aear; and e hareeen
one such paper offered to the people
at twenty fire cents a year:; Quite a
number-Of people Ziorta Carolina
subscribed to this twenty-fire cent
paper, but it prored to be a mere
campai ga sheet and. suspended fna
week or twV&ter We j$eettovt!)$t'
was to hare been" expected. -The
publishers ,coniavnot nare BiiSTamep;
. themselres as long as they didbad
they no been aided largly; bjapqli
ical party that furnished the money
used rarpubHctioaf .Political ;paiy
ties never, at least in the Soutfy offer
to hire jreligioae
paign sheets , or ( in any way contrib
ute to the support oxeligidnew
papers.: t Sach , papers Jlare nothing
to do with pUticsi and hefeir adro-"
cate or oppose the election of men to
politieaioBce Jnlrteadotbeing
benefitted by political campaign.as
are the secular papers, ; the religions
press is greatjy hindered by general
and 8tatetibh8;Oarhscrip
tion list falls off at least fire hundred
. daring snch elections. That W; Are
hundred Baptists inJSortb Carolina
daring a political excitement prefer
a secnlarjtoaUg&n
This was the experience of each of
oar predecessors, and it has been a
mo nofe-.difiiealt -task for ns to
keep'.nfehs': Bscosde .duringa;
general, election than, at any other
finite1 .uifid-ii f-tyr. -;-t y.
Thi4 i3 i not so with oar secular
papers;1 Thejr flonxUh-during a po
litical excitement.: Everybody, wants
to hear - the political hews and 'be
sides this the candidates themselres
and their special, friends contribute
freely of e9ieVjioexMd the
circulation of the particular organ
that "faro tBSrtS
In addition to this class of papers
we haHhoeteitiojf our
large and; inflaentiai daily rpapers.
The ISew XorimndTHbtSidr.
ana irarwt are issutja. uauy at ironx
$SM tot 10.06 'perVyesTj and they
at the same timeiirrntiraweekly is
sne, made tip from the undistributed
articlesfofltheirda
weekly 5mlf(?fI5 or JStat as the
casemay.be .offered, to?, tho people
at one; dollar a ye.f;Touriwtry
editor cim$ publish his small weekly
paper at that ; price, nor can ant
otner . weetij. paper ie so pnpusnea
tlialfto00-?.??..!?
cleaeadylpforihja'id
tion.4 It wta about $L23 to set the
typefoxa'cokmii la theEECOEDE
Each of the -letters are to be taken
'up iaraie'a&lfC"
place.T When - this column of matter
is set andpaid fwf ,
thousand copies of it can be taken at
a moderate ' expense of !1 labbf ink,
paper, &e. , The daily papers.-, that
:print;;a:f
cblama of their .six :or seren papers
pnblfshed'dag'aereeajnd putr.
ting these columoa together make, up
a Weekly paper, which underlthe dr-
thewhl W papr pnW
ed. :i n'iThey can ''jtnMtffo'to; print
a Weekfj tditipa iher-pper for
$1 Q4a yeJidaSrft'onii
by it than religious weekly can ior
the same 6 paper at 12.00,3 jearl
We have Jtopay fori every type that
is S8t for -the: Icdii)2 andrwheu
the number of : papers are printed
that wiU suppfyone ; for each of our
subSOTbers these type or letten are
distributed4iIr kCS8?0
' subscriber and . printed, him one sin-
gle'paperjltTwouldijCMt Jseteral
. thousands of doliars during the year.
Hous8frent and type setting would be
no te8S and'itiie only Isarmgriwould' .
be inclerks hlreink andapert
. . Fpr thi? reason .the lger wennni
ber of our subscribers the cheaper
we'c'&fford to letisia harthe
paper. But we bare already reduced
the price of the paper jfai beloW what
Its nunbtr of v subscribers ; would
Recozdihs was 3jodayear. It had
airiest cr uit3 jEji" iarum$er'of
subscribers then as it has now. Yet
Tra,fcayet. reduced jths ipricd'jSiS
paper csa third; mud now send it to
or -::cri5ers ? for two dollars; a
yzz: "cza; dollar 1 sr six mcathat
T7e ciizzt ri-9 anyf artherfeSucf
ticot ia tla prica'.cf.. the paper aid
. . , 1 : rii i---l -t.lj n;iv:'i
. . ....
r:r:.ictltha XapUt
C7;.;;:.TC-io-ciikia 'this Issue"&3
wLll as that of a dozen other relig
ions newspapers whose editors and
frjends thought two-dollars r&Ag
price for a weekl:
t
dantly proves that jlq J ich ? pa
can lire on less . thn , tf 3 dollars a
year. To-be sure we coal! lprlthe
ecobdeb a month' orTwplbr "noth
ing while bur "credit lasted, but that
would rmnns and destroy the paper.
tte do not proposeeto th;
chances or run any sucn' nsKs. m
many of thechurchesttere'are hb
oVer)one ia fiftp f lb members who
talce'tEe papeL " If iwenty-flve, flf-
eWorfenTtenfoserellffea
who do not now read the Beco&des
coma De persaaaeu m buwcuw
answer, the requests maqo ;ior,aje
dnctioni ia; its i priced,, Till then! we
ezOectto &ro 0U as 'We arer los v
Jessittiaa any .uthe fiteligious
Weeklies Jtnat are taken byiour
people. The National -Baptist, the
oigan of 'the Baptists of PennsylraU
cla and published oy the American
liaptt catioiePnU.
addphla, owning millions of "wealth,
is S2a a leax., liThtiJ&lkioUtiK
iiof lmondYa4'-ihe'rlchest
York, Is $2.50 a year in advance, and
4300 irhen sent en'creait. lo ;u
r- iliIi&Mm hite
been'aakihg it to reduce in price and
the astute editor makes ;a reply that
exactly expresses a part of what we
Bhouldsay for thi EscdEDEB.' f .
'. Could too not pobliab The 'Exa miner at
ch-jifw a.ahfaai
ialgtt do ttby buCUbs UmQ ppr mIlr; or
by tiling poorer jnateruii jor by jmtan j less
bnw into la 4bW wtjf fh
Bat i wadgnot oWijtha rpct caabe
Jttad nuDer, long: M it l f qond M r dit.
fioal to Mk w lor aS , goea iota M
la war thoet Wadidundartaka to mae apoora
qnalitj of paper, bat almoai erarybody om-
plained of it ; and ire hava not the' atightrtt
doubt that if we should undertaka ' to hts a
few thooaand Sollan a year in the brain work
of the paper, that the. cry would ' be loader
ag&lnst ft than against the poorer quality of
paper. The aimple trnth ia, that a newspaper
must ; adranee in interest and In power, ot it
will tneritably reoeda in both.' Oar plan lit
to expend all that we can aare, by the dimin
iahed cost of material, in faring ' fresn life
and loops' to erery' department ot The Exam
k In faet,' we Intend to do nothing less
than to gire subscribers a journal tbx AOTuai
xbabxt oosr or which ssaix -BX xhi whouc
AHoarr or' whit' kbit nx ro rr. Isn't it
a HUle tmrnamrnaHfit , therefore, for a sub
scriber not to be satisfled with :tha pries o
paper which-actoaQy oosta :STery oent he
pays for iit i'"" '-n t,as
Then. we hare another idea, - It is that
BaptitAi bars ia mission in this world which is
peculiarly their own, and that it is a misaion
the importance of wuioh oanno I be OTeresti
mated. For this -reason, we . feel boand to
spare neither pains nor expense in making
The Examiner a paper that shall everywhere
be reoognized as a great power for the truth
the whole troth, nd nothing but the truth."
'Examiner tmd Chronicle; Jan.- 2iuttr
.' , We 1 confess that r we iiave :i pat-
about all the brainV we hare at our
command, in the ;-l&CQBiBnand
Vcrnid like rery :much to be ableJLko
other . Editors, toliire lor;empk)y
brains that- the'- -iCEantUKlt1 mlit'
conOuyJprpr
pers of ouri Prethren,' some ot them
the ablest men in the State,' who nev
er write anything for the paper. -We
hare asked them3 to dd 80rreare
giauiy .puDiisneat eyeryinipg, iney
have written, and : our ! readers, have
asked ns to continue ' doing soj but
these brBThren will otMrtifa fo ns.
Weyj'yery- busyf-rdplMprb
vaeir separate; ; juepar imen wot wora,
and cannot spare the time :to write
for-iothihg'bi Were fwe S able ior
haJ' w'ft ' a fftw thonRaiid' dollars tft
ableanaj jearnea oracles 4rom ;the
pens of our best scholars.feAs it is
we do the next best -things or it may
be the lest thing, f that is' print the
best of what is sent us freely and for
thekdrancem'enr'
eonsness. --v- "
s The thing for odr readers to do for the
naDerl isu: zet'ten of the fiftr men add
)romea' i ypurachurch- whoJddoenqt
read... the . paper n to . tokert.and
jW& ifo ) Whea tbisu is-4one all
Orer the State, then we-may employ
men to write torus ana possibly far
iher reduce the price of the paper m
' i afr-'l- .T- W.' s itnaa
i jThe, cityrof rBaleigh. iwaa .deeply
griered on Sunday Morning, f Jahna-"
ii fe'C ii-J-fiiiri 'K'' .-.i?i:ir-,T
owi, 50 earui aa?s,aiweil
was dead; i Tho readine of the' notice
'bt fcefdeapipduced.
ly solemn;! impression iipob the con
gregatSohSln our'chfceswM
eren heard ot henillaess On the
litoi oauuaiu ui xoio sua was jm,uer
place amongfthOi worshippers of God
fn ffis.Sarthlf Wur"On5-the!:rst"
Sibbatif,the5new?yearJshe
her toils'htfd sorrows' here,' ahdiolii-'
ea ine, assemwiea nests arpuna me
thrbne.'and wctxtg tfr the redetaed
ii.r!?r--2-vi i,c'- J
ue song ctaaaoyjijsurt.
well was greatly belored by.all wh&
yarS'wbie:Me
christians wemaaV' e'-'UUHikaovi t'n. .?
' ;:St, Join A&irs, elot, cf hstapJ
tLt jCr., kicrf MtLr.t li 'J'i 'Lrz:i
the last number d ilia 7i5aar. wa
bsadist:. itoenttjily if cr "t:c'.t::a
inthe Western ConTention."' "; ' " ' " " v ' ' i
THE HOCKSVILLE. HUDDLE.
.Sometime Jast y earner. 8.-
Oonr?3, the tpastotlof tbBttist
chur. h in Mc:2sriK4lMr.8 ct inty,
. v visuea uraaaip, x. va, .f mo
poipoae of auJog; D. W. B. Harreli
inra protracted-eetmg.At that
time there lived in Mocksville a Mrs.
Holman, a member of the Frotettant
church. This ladr. it seems.
"tiat Wen for 'foureafs Missatlsffed
with her church,'-and -durin g a pro:
tracted meeting ? held ia . Mocksville
by Rer. F. M. Jordan, had coocladed
Wjomhe5apTlsrimurc
freely coinmanicated to two or three.
of the' Baptists ot i the place, sod eii
presM td Wmnher,'desire3 to'We
ana., aiKwitugtn aDtjaspaator
at thasamsitlaieiexpressiugaher.reaj
gret at not having been baptized' by
Bet.'Fi ordanhetP lie' Sdihfrit
Jarred the ordinance ; at ;thQ close of
da. jneetingf ,4n4 Josriile.u,On Utt.
Oonrad'a'return ?froni i Graham,; two
of tbe memDers bf the Baptist church
iarrirnf Mf ttolmas desire
tosttm'iahjt k,m ab
joining the church. uHer aa a Qinia'i
ter of the Igospel, called to see her-
kedwittt
tirch, and
gara heratracli on baptism and Dri
Pritchard'sibooBf Kd Infant Bapi
tlsm in the.Bible erTBdohel"
th Methodist27pic5pttI eirjiiir:
for Dsvie county livesia Ilocksrille,'
and, as a, matter otconrs$ heardythat
mis i roiesiant memoam sister. was
tKrnkihgSloinfng
cliurclu 77He alsp;oalled to see her
'whether asked to do so,or of his own
saw the tract and! book on Baptism.
I This greatly enraeed him ahd in his
zeal he set5 earnetlyf to workltd i
du'ceMrW ilolman! to leare the Pro.
CKlLst Erjscofk society j V These two
bodies are 8te and distinct or
gautzatioMS
with Mrs. Holman i be wrote to the
Uorth Carolina Christian Advocate a
rery Tanchriatian article, dendunclng
JtM$v.,aix. yyurau ;iu i.u t vuet)i terms
otTi'JPqrsok s Rrownlow' vooaovJarj,
charging ;Mr. Conrad with trying to
proselyte one of hit members, and call
mmany bad names for so doing.
bxard her 'experience-tal
her abqutJoiutog iBech
. READING HYZINS. t
; ' The ilianea pblia xorresponc : t of
te iStandard cf Jant .ry 2nd, eagj.
ts to ttij mirl'ste: the of
e' aolr anri: anciru tl s hytar' fin
Lead of readini tbem. Hi bs the
cuaiuuixii roiftuiug iuo ujruiua uoiuro
singing them originated at a time
w ben .the people were :aot: able .to
Ssad. ahdihas riosslbly been'contin
the choir a little ..time to arrange for
the singiog-4 rj r - - rrt j- ;
I The Bugestions of 'tnis correspem.
dent' :are i. wurthyftTxmsideratioW
Ihere are yery fewrgQodii:eadsra ;pf
poetry.TiThe olargeMnajoritylof the
pastors1 or Tonr J Churches are-poor
in
It isnoWj proren by three witnesses.
otr-mgaeac r8peciaouity. tnas jar.
Conrad was adrised to call on her by
two of the' members of the 'church, to
' I a, " ' . ? . ''' ' - 'm'-m ' ' ' 1 '
vnom sue uaa eipressea jier lniea
tion to'njaite'with tbie Baptist church.
and her desire to see and talk with
him.s That eren" when ' he did go td
see her. he adrised her to read some
Baptist books before bfiering to iinite
; with the church, and that, he didJ
not after all make much of an effort,
if any effort at alt,' to broselyte her.
And it also turns out that Mr, Boone
went to see MrVflbWab, talked
with her. about baptism, dissuaded
her from joining the Baptist church.
aided her in- writing- a' letter for the
do&&'aenTmir, that-1 aha . ' eViir
jutiKea.witn jcertaiu j iapusts , aoout
joinisg the Baptist church j and that
hehas actoally persuaded the woman
to Idlrfonot Wthuhtesmmhe
country, AhpA, fane frafind the a
'pkvui apiMqpte-he, Qolenjjy,
acoases lin. Conrad, of rattemp ting;
and''"Whlch"he so ' rigotously j de-
, I he-wriU festimpny from, thfeej
witnesses is now eOetore.as Thie
testimbuy was sent to us for1 phblfcal
saawajiaaa wiv -mMajjAAJtMMtr s r uw uvl
TOemawoHyfhw
notice and . bare ooaelndednot i to
publish theards sentuk one of them
beai froln attosepebieybtt'n
juane county deem such pubucatioa
necessary, silfc these cli aonember of
a Baptist church in "Kdrth: CarbHna
whrjsHoiptectl Mititfm? tH
the entire rectitode ofJBey,Tar, Con-,
rad.conduct in the whole of, this
tempest' in : tea pot, then we1 are
readjf W tubmitfi to himffr heirthe
erer, fally assured that no one ia sa
ignorant of.the true iawardoess of 4
8erehth-rate'IIethodistiipreacher)as
T i he) may, isayr
write about Baptists hereaiterj rl,
; 3..ReT Jr.;iHadea's.: oongtegaUon Jiri
QresaTills S, a,hTing haen lnterwptad, as
we kam from thf JTm of theKfta;4yoi&
yaougnussi young sen, t sacn as an round m
all our towns' and Tillages) h declined td in-
dot them, thoutt:dTt8ea to do o by a law
yar of the city. ; On-fionday night last he
Stated to the eoslrektiWlhai"l( after learn.
InWelnatoesbr SeVeraf ot 'e offeneraL ni
jAf. t..i v.!:- -iV.'. Mi
not ot uiaf Knew any ociierj 4,u
an expiatneajiua posiuon by relating .the;
twine incident t - Boine veara. apo old
brother iaiartftaTe.4ariiiH,a cTeachine tona
Taylor administer a seren recroof to a vouev
inan in, theloonrpgti4n, whonad beharedin
a disorderly lnjtnnat i$rai HargAta; arose,
and-thai addressed the congregation 1 11 am
Very aorry that Brother Taylor reproTed thaV
ytiubg ioaa ad ieterely f Tor It reioiember thai
I rejproTed a'yttrfgttaan VeryseTerel
xor aisgraoeroi cenaTionr in eouren, ana1 was
rnrirftl i ' il ful i nii iT f f n i ' i Tii t i i Tin i ii fTi i7 'f i i
pcr creattifv todi ani&Zot. ' ttdseebntitmed '
llr.ionj who came1 ter'e to' "clzo ,'aboat.
And to'ainuse thiemsJlTes, will please now 'rei
tire,41Ils; Ctking tp 1 the hyina'bolkJ'tioM'
who came to beware' tl iTes'sI towrr
slip Ood, are eurd..'y jv. 1 tj Joa Ij si -iE3tl3:;i
hysa.1 A, e a 7-3 fc-.J
all tucaa tobehaTeounMlTes." 1
tmhrnns rea
expreswes the meaning-of the, w ards
qV the design of e 'anthorj "much
less to' th'e edification ot the hearers.
As a general ; rule thlsr part of the
uninterestlDg and -perfunctory man
nerv W are often 'itlad' wbetf the
preaclierettthrough with' ''hkread'.1
ugs-ana re jea no reason ior reaa
log theihymna where there is a Well
trained choir, bc-n intolHen't leader
oi'tlwsmn
trM.lnt'ljBat o jur twoapUs
hjareheaan
goguey 410 "choirs bf-tbesassem.'
bhes knew when to sing and kney
at h; proper tirne Thist method to
nearly always parsaed :ih onu eplr
iUdpraye't-meetingi j, J whymit, "in1
a deddeq improrement pre tne presx
ent methods Will tome of our leaders
ofmuslo try it t Select at least three
or Tour gbodihymns ' and ' introduce'
the serrices with, one of them ; then
when the.; pastor has offered prayer
for God's blessing on bis people sing
anottier hymn ; aftr fhe-reads the
sing another hymnr-rthen as aooq as
the sermon is ended and the closing
prater ofleredgthe
dosgtj. irllA a'b)ogy t!aja4
sing these hymns promptlyhere
no dead points and-long pauses in
the serrice. It ! strikes us that this
would add much to 'the 'services ana
prove a blessing whererer tried. ? ;It
can be done in any of our churches
certainly where there is an organized
choir,' and eren ' where 'there is' no
choir.;. One totelligent christian man
oriwomao in a congregation t,caa ''da'
provided
offcen6tolenof
small amounts. The
TVw JMavt'a irlwfi aa MHArt mm jtVtAwaa lnilaA9
it nay be, they can give a rery little, and
tL ling that will do but little good, or per. ,
hf i ashamed of the email offering, tl'y
g!?j nothing. ' '1 f f , 'A
I hold that it is the daty 1 1 every pr .'es
sc of religion to glre to tl 1 ansa l:4lte
Ix , and X hare nrrer yet inown eraon
so A that he oouM nbv give sometLL-and
this vi ihould do, first, because of the power
of HttlefcJThe ocean ia mads p of drops.
and the large sums raised for various objects
err
Tans 01 Dgiaad
raise about 1500,000, annnally: for. Foreign
MisoiotM by wiat tley oaU pemny epUeottona,
todmichurciWtl.9me5erf ja?rJtM
Wfflr.M,th' conection of ' Pe.
tVs penos." , Not the dollars or hundred of
doUars from the few,:ul:ths oenhi hxini.(ht
maay Is what we want ;toll lhe Jafeaanry ef,
tie? Lord.'tiw .w IHnsm w hnetiw.
iBeiddes,a tinall la. jhttaa tar
Uesdng aafc large OSei There U adt la rlcbe
blessing in all' theEIbla thaSthal bestowed
upon the widow vho-'gavi twe initsay and y4
thers' Is not a profeWiig ehristian in all this
land So poor's not toU ableiOgre as mneb
as thia woman did.
1 Leigh1 lUdunbn'd'r1 f s Balry1
Man's Daughterj,-'hastbeen' Ute means of1 the"
oonterBiori'of two'thotuand Wt'ini if )kif
bs thf mite o sirs WfyltiJ Wf,oVr.
copy of some part of 'W'ahion!5win
be ma
hot one dollar nr one oent, lej us, eteem t
even
1
alwaySthowereTj they sing the hymns
to tunes tne oonneauon , snows
something, about: ftfVaj
"-.
4
mTES"MDVOmENTSI
it;-:
BY.T. .H. P.
TrioJ Jy jvry has
some
severe strictures ia two articks I harereoent
ly reacL One of thenv ,is. from . ths :jansti
pen pf t & the -jl&gbii
the'other . is an editorial, ia ths,, Ksw York
Ezmminer jc jareairfs, and is entiUad " Ju-
ryysAnewuea.Zri,,, ods Mhvm
yrne tauer writer, aeoiares that "ths Jury
system was accidental in .its .origin, is defec
tive in. its principle, and that the sole argu
ments in its favor, t are antkiuity and preju
dice. There are some serious objections to
the system, bat I hardly think it Ss so bad as
that jui'i'. Li l f-Ji mn l ,i'At,.i U.
' jThetowrffWQt'Chieagov.B
of being ths first 1arnat to iatrodacs ths
weekly expealtlos of the Seaday School lies
sons of the International Beds, and never to
hive been distanced in the reel value of fhese
eipositlotta. DrOW Blaeauut "who' has
removed to Hew Ton has been oooeeded by7
department?of -thai WpteJ-:vl)f?lQmdolph
.umaj iu iw umww auiu jut, ua Ar. eusun
X Bintti; 'the' Editor m'chiefof thtan&J
ardnM present at ttiel sesW'k'our kenC
era! Oonvenoon, when It met in fialeieh some
vaars ago, and aecured our 'esteem bv bis ex-
oeuent ennsuan spiru. mo paper, in all, ths
Mono f Mirer towara, pie' eontd thaahe
Standard.
i 1r 3t.,'i,, f - ft.,.!
.ThOj aterlslOB, or the Scrip tares., ,fl
for several, years paaVinholars; represent.'
ing many ohristiaa denentlonii bars been
WW 3 WWW ith Holyperiptnrss
There nave; . been, two divisions of workers
to'ctli,miiW jai Ssgash
contpany hits eoraded; their final revisiori
b the New Testament, and are soon 1o pass
ppcaths final axstians of - tha American
fwmpanv. Tnereare JSncUatt and' Amarioan
Bkptlsta engaged ia thia Work. It le a most
foareatipg ' and Important sns "and mast W
ftdtinreat good; to the cause of trathJIt
ia'te be hoped that thlsreviaionuT be Vehl
dered is rnore gif ol, and 'idiotnatio Enft.
iian than'thai or the; Bible Union.! T'read
rith great Interest Dr.vl. Xroadua' rerlew
of the last mentioned version, published ioniS
yeWsineeV tU'eftttsV JttraW'uA wnfU
he convinced me that the new version 'often3
more nearly expressed ths mind of the Spirit,'
X fnl ttotabU ti lead' witS patience io this
day j the awkward and . Jnnoont& '. sentences
some times encountered this yatoaUs work,
Bttt whatever mav be the exfiellanoifi of 't?
atill later revision it will tAe a long time to
' i ." . ... i .....
iuj.iwuit fuiurouuio( jreutou journais
predlctins better times la ths near future!
tbi tiMesSrMp
PhnVfif '1h7Eraadsst moral tri
umphs the natioK shas- ever 4aeen. As;d4ri.f
Cook said la Ws ?Prslndt tof Tbwsday. Js.'
tjis gift c?me I of Ood sad not' from the
seventh-rate rtlcians.,!l 1' i", .'
g k "friend. of tBtelligenos and mucn srpe
tienMieeeatlyaffu was.Boii.
more "delicate business barometer than the
lumber trade, and t thai . tbe, indI?rstiora wrs
fiod f of belt?? .tipisa. , ly ,they soca ecrast,
lie, JLln K" -Uft:ciT9, a'
beusrs it a a ala that saany oomm;(.
i MPITf -J1,! ft-iTJndetwood,, ol, Oxford.
hi lCT5bsM wj hikM miKPhi
foaM psople..i j fb oitOiy i t1
f U JiidgsXert' has rv'iom a asi
rarespan :jf iokoassand Is i aaGi,Tnl!rf
cireuifc - .t'-.uviX'i , Miuv-iln mil jo ir.
ta fMMk nl mm fVLinila In HTn.f ! r
j JtevViO:o0ias,pf BJOspTaaohed
twicwrsfBalah oa ths ftrsk rSabbsih t the
pleai aT-ied.'flTUori':of; aa rhbhaaid
niaa : oiia?H t?i t jo aoa i3J io
I ... OurbrsthmJalhASoa yadaiaaa-"
srjeisiioft win read 'Wim Interest Dr. Wiet
man's report on ta Constitution Im Hislori'
of Eaton's ehtakjH, ' nJJ Tv.-j
1 ..Dr.T. T.Zatoahaaeonoluded to sUv
I in Petflrsburg, nimmim'i
f jtSTsaiwayi tapugw i waf.bestror.A
brother to go' after starting. T
AbVUBev. C; H. Bpurgeoo, the foremost
preacher in the worldi is wearing oat by rea
son of exhaustive labors through a series of
thev nromlaai" ISol writ5 ant ot 'tha rMtat'
pastors in the SU brother,' how is It with'
1 .. .Tnere- is a pastor thia 1 aide hejJBhi
Bidge who resigns on pay-day when his sahv
ry is not i forth oomimj.i- Ea pays as hs goes
and ezpeots his ehnrches to Bo the same, ?
: .'.". . A census taken Ave years' ago shewed
that out 0? a poptuation' of 26,000,000,' 17,
000,000 of the Italian people can neither" read
tfor write. Booh ire the blessings of Bomah-'
va when it has fall and unlimUeci pover!4 '
Dr. Siedd, a Methodist pastor ia Eich
mond,Ya.,has issued the prospe otus of a "The
ologioal Monthly.' The, tchmor. CAristw
Advocate Btjn 1 j Jhylea of snoh.s jour
nal will enlist the co-operation of many Meth
.1 11 T .1
. .'. -The) Christian Adwcate of Biahmond,,
Vsl, says Dr. Boaaor's articles ,-cni the Pis-
aiding Elders' oiBosi aJr were written kaa
Mareh,and therefer had no ' reference to
the ehargea tnade m;th Coaeice appoint
menta." Dr. It ry desired the office ooJ
MountaWtaisoe&tioWbas sent us wilnin W
sabsorinilons (lo .ths Baooanam. , Bro. JIoE;
JilveatMjw tweWmss at .in oountry
Juetwiiose there wfsac man evet
s v an r o
fw.fr;'i8oq. ; tas .aoimou
' j. I VTs axe gratified to lesxnthUUt. Pink
tieyUfjfwiwa;WheiweamofJt8fjrloaaIyiro'aie
at Wahrat Grove aoa, weeks sinoa,as sa
far recovered as to be abl to U removed to
hit own home, wbjch-war- don on "Monday
Ik . - 'lit... T i I' , ri-i m: 1 . m''
uat. ,jTne otner ' parnes - injurea are 1 aecriy
soodclaa for ralairiff . monev fcr State "Mis-
'Ji, L,J'". ,i T JUI Uii 11.
bjsetsof bo,q9vsatipiSn4m
S jUft inwnber. tEead his fetter on first page,,
fairly teated.T-ifVw an&rWs feel Eke eoni
on this evidence or progress, tsnt we nope
the ehnr wm apt ptjtyfin&f
1 i.kf Oonrad's Jrisa Uaeaw
rflla eaUed on hlnl just. as he Jiad mated into,
his new houss and ttrpplied him with rovis'
Ions sufficient to last him smd ' bJa-faanly fo
a month or two. Be says t ' "While I thought
the fitasfofcurcM 1at'aIockavilWi;capbls af
doing airything' goodr iinust ,o6nfeaaI ''Vtid
not sustecf thent of 'tooraiarni?uand odn
Atsing tlelr'pistAmttia' wayl W
t vats ..-iiu'l ,if: SfctJJ':.YI
the 6ih appomted Dr. j8anlp8on td i real in
essay onM the. Beast sefi BeelatamtVi-W
would as soon undertake ioexplaln the book
of RevIaUon as to tterflptaBfplahationt
T)apVfisByiltaii the itabjetf.lo'W
have never11 been' able 'kunderstand 4he
Doctor? 3,i?11vl ' l;j at
JThsafiir
?thgives i.awuat:. tho'rls tou !
rifiv tMrrieMi In the it Jlfrffiin tUntlat nittiwri
of luonmona. Va.. lir. xrs...t;urry. .war.
.ren and , onea aided " the colored pastors.
Holmes and prools iajhe meeang.Jj DrIe
Donald.was sick and ii.nbl? t fd-l jrfi?
Slurry explained, to ths. prethren tchaptefor.
twotefePo8aa.Soanoinyiy
' L , : Brot P.J T PowelLtf Wuliamebarg
Va in a private not aaya t " Brother B
Barnes,1 paltor'' f Edmiius'snd Iibrf
efaorehes In Ksw Sent eonnty, ne14 a Hieetu
nare or ever two -weeaa, ana " t zeet -rrui y
thankfat tb: thS Lord for hli wiati tolislWJIffc5
W proresaedidth'attd'a
Jotoed. 'to "say rny ;,t4 Hunctllcirenier4!
1Taaasuoh't t Ero.irrnteSsUen" i t't'e
hp'ptizing for tim. Tt ft f 11 1 to I j c f
ttJs revival Ia KvV 'r l" c, i i 1 . .
liamabarg.
...The New Tork IferaW ealled!the atten
tion of its multitude of New, York readers to
the suffering starving condition of a poor fam
ily ia'iat cityud asl 3 ths bensvol at rjecIe
tosJithem:; tWar". 'night of thl W 'ay
some large he led too! sent th familj4
qoart of beans. t f
piendidly pounded by his many friends in
and out of his church, during Christmas week.
natLlnks the kat weok oMS73 wa :thi best
SI most fnjoyabls, week of-ihs year Jth
bridal parties hs eeema to have had abetter
time tluui oanADy falla' to e preacherl - 7 -
I ....Taslm FrxxD.BeT. Mr. Eeafnan,
Epiaeopal pastor in Elizabeth Cityhas, ae-
oordioc to a eorrestmndent orHiheBarei'cn"
Ubtenir.i .figured !onf ; that t the imillAnniom
wb etia, tawlSSik.- Ii -ahieabei soi i th
Jdinctng schools had ar wall sospand opera
tibns,'i Jhftre is little toe of .karnhnr ai busU
besviinleBs cne- expeeU WtdlloWl.t fiAjjK;
w.iJthVp'.to' churiapn
oyer hls congregation, and observing thAt it
WWtfTrhttlias srisbfd
saimyttoilwiSMpter,
jAEta r Ljyi see pus. pomiiH jyoi on B
jusitmnj to ths chapter andryon will see ;it,7aJ
.f. .Tbeew Tork Pastors Conferenes Was
enlivened Hreek: ol lysine' by apeSeh
from;E4V:'T. 0. 'Potter ion Botoarfsin.: Mr:'
PpOerenoa"mIfm
mantaaal;r frail aiiiiiThs
were ' taken WsujrW, abg
. .Texas is a Baptist State.- but the breth .
ren have blander 1 in havir -; too many pa-
pe, oonegea ai ". conventio - :.. c
w rd the endowi"tnf of tl i Southern Bap-
"ti I Theo.' gioaf Seminary 1 it is thought
tf J $30, O f Maryland jl be easily se-
c red.
iirfi"..w
the.Wrt irfe'oifonai Sdjpot W
'Tich,d,tliattheyfa6d''l1o'
to
' ! . MifJfJ bebifta Ifetttodist, Jhen JBspf,
tiBtL then itothOdiflt agaiiBeviXfj Dixon,
of New Albany,-bs)Sfo44 tothsModsralds-
oipJaaiols Jsitabs hoped tthat-keh found
isenu spot owhlol. jhe .sanjwst iuafoe.-
. We$tem. Seeorda-i ' No, Dixon, tried lo
mit suiddeWfifliia alenrphis a went WxWO
ainceV' HelSfaf mnyrestiagi tf 3ffvlA
f:la lestMpsiri
of oar, J. 'yT:,iyicWiX wh'ichsavs'fipu
L Waalon.wasers
m?tmr(imii riff "sw
Waahtoffton . was not t ef that class of men
whg.frs ashamed rtf ,rif L'li' jUWe that
i1 wsf bN?!1 HR1?
: sl - a 1 an. ... .
JJ it Saii Ja
; Sou have say hand and liieart in this
work; andmypttyer W God is thab befcw
snOther'year shall roll aiound,rthe BscoaMa's
bright face ha& ! greet 1 everr Baptist family
in North 'Cfcoltaa, and V ffaid wiv; adp.
tance. Borrowed paperrdndlweditHpreak
wi are? new asiwen 5 ippreciateor Wlwhea
paid fdr. SO ssvi Br6. K, B:'8hs. of the
Asaooiation, requests jUsjto say that the delay
ia getting out the Minutes .of the last sessLoa
of ihe.i8trn Aaafa otJae fault .cf
the Clerk, but is the ft fault ithej printer.,
Bra Britt hopes the rnjnntes. wil appear span;
He,says he did not prepere the truiuuacrJpt aa
well a.he should have j done had it not been
for sickness, o. Had Bed! Britt.aeni:Uis
minntes to Edwarda, Bronghton k Gd., they
would have been published lonsj ago. WeU,
some Baptists will do as they will do '
I mhnsterserves Vohnreh and
thaf enTir'fai&tpiy)haMald' he preach'
to themagainltf f Weft,'
taat oepe&ds on, wnstnsr t&e .canrcn is aoie
! pay ior, proaouuiK. . ai h i auio, auu
the nreaoher knows that thev Jiave . done the
leeVs fhey eonldyes. he , ajaljcnus to
PP rhem.y,Buk tf they sflaWeAo pa,
d jhf pxeschkaowa theytova jotjdons
their daty by hbn,JthaHelBhojdA
seassi hfni,jWdif lajbasjlhf jollfches
tnenaQy resort to this expressivej method
notifyJag aj pastes that; they prefer a changH
I and would: likeiE lunl to, resign. Thia isi
' t . ...
also thstBSattiatsihodesf settling up back
debts.
. . . .A.fctbeKHn the HJtUeiSlvef .Aeseoia
Uon writes ns: "Theraris such s spirit of
perseotulon among' itha Pedo4aptiBts toward
the Baptiats iatliflrlocaniir.fithatrUtt almost
... .Ber. 3. J. Sledge, of Texas, ia classed
among the u foundation builders " of Baptist
ehurcheav IZlgbors-4a hard and rdesUtaie-
rsecnpns and establishes chuehes wherever hs
i-preakfes.1 5Br fledge Is a North Carolinian
and. went to 'Tsxa long years. ago
....The Seoond Baptist church in Ski
Louis, Mo.; lost by flrjL ijlahsjr
house just aaltwaa receiving its finishing
touches. - The house was tne" fiTmThTciTy
.A a .ai L atAA aaa ?r- - ; -
nfvsc pw!)w,wn,,1jj; ajS0 aiTift'li;
'LVltmJt. arer?WajntWyrv
piomlsii us a news kto In a few'dsya,' -He
asyJlaJhot theSrAwfnloldilMre?
iejni&te8-dg
not! all much below 10 denftltcmaiAret 1a
tea seotfbn arid yet ttW very 000
..Ajif; jnree ap Aasoeaanon
prsiaed nrlnbtors sndJ.,5(Kr jgassabersjTbey.
adooted; she loDowinsr k A5ofaiThat we
advisa tt churches jrot .tolerate,helf mm-
SL I S . . . . tf- . m . .
sere jnuauung or venoingsaeni pir cs;
using it as a beverage. ,v!-vft'vtn'
, - j vwi w e a '. wetwsMfaaav wmi m-
ifajThil faiari'of elgnl peraoWalf bong to
the BaptiBt'iaro'andU thlrJcstheBa
iia has'heiped to train them1 la the paths of
Wutix and righteouanf-" ,here'; aie' huni
4reds who could bear witness far tts -good br
aentseswineramayeiruie.' ' &.vj
JSfeyrtuMworn.him put working or
his Mwi.Tl wejtrnly,, as the Doctor.
diteoJ)iijidsyasd(hf!m
'Recorder one of the beat Baptist papers of.
this oo(ttaiy.! ls physician sajyf prt,g.jnins,
stop work 91 jdiaj too? taT oT aii4 nr
t..q'B. JllK lUheridgSIMtank
county, puts the following pleasant words' ta
a Dmuneas mier t 1 am giaa so aaa my eon
gratulationatoyenand)Pritcli
jftvsiat aaaaaw xsj w ev vtw sjaav
,1
imooesible to live amouir them. .If the laws
M the' did noi troieciW Wwdold fare
'no Wtm thaa did:our brethren In the days of
'dnigebnsfraai! sHdaflf-'rgrrW tw?
rabianoIthreaU
oea nis wue Deeause ane wouia
ro-
fiJofa
henrl who whin
t W4"?wbnlibour J
Wift'fTTffiF h(f srewsnxioas
. j.
anj.sadjOomnmae,wiiea
mjasiajbeptoaooghof,h
in ahnmber pf poasJa this 8. te, to fom ot
el-ajanDQrJsACJSgf 4,iTKhjLot.nn4tfli
sidreet the BapfiBts.anj example t Tese Per
dhaptiata think fcigreaAfiaLaiore.oCBaiv
IStStban theriOaoeg earhiiothes. jJheymvei
hoWetoei lure'biiaasyi WelL we eaat help
it) "f'fjaai .:-T l"lia,ii&3oJt aaustid
J. '.The CUnver dlrorbe their wives:'
rouldirhotbe'l alad' send aewMrk
anese Strang people aa maicman3 w new
Epglanayi'mo'lws'what r-'blessing (fie1
Cbe may rme toTis aaalUtiok? They
en 1c? lay twlspteei.1WisWs3
unuuot vuum uug iu mubiiipm up utxou-
aeri'aQh& property eietorl'aay b?
l
bnfa crjuationr ; Theaveever j
yithbMfef'.se
number pie iay and ( fafling wUh a. 1
fienifrMrl thanoand doUana, of othaf , narmlfl a I
mbnevia their jDossession, ; iIThey, will .learn. 1
1
4 MaawhAeath s
a f.ivIavbry'fanda aadiatS
Iperfaht idisebreries f era ! aometimes made yi
ii ; rtolbeeanae of the, nhacriotural Inode5
ul w refOM to'acinowl6(lgBpaA bsp-"
r'nor evea MaFlEhe Author1 ol
tvnilam tie Btrefuae'aamlnia
4 yAipijpiSl
Mar as Lna ssdoni oo. ior vuerv ia. houube
Bmboliealtn the moda tTmt we Menv thai If
tsbfipjaa at alVecattse aoesof tymbo
fx ins reaL". j onaer u juua is not tne, tev.
JJ W. P. of K. d, who aa evangelist for bis
Preabvterv has been la the habit of Vreach-
ag in Baptist meeting houses and prbf esalsg'
fc-retl aTwCipa'fiif'lJie fi'itii.T3riJXLt I-J
tr: JSrur anI'kH.J. 'sof 'bll pailsh ? ' It k
Lie LIuL0' nt.j j Otcn
the KioOBnaa:
.JUtfi ,..jj.uoDBv;or - syettevwey
makes the following oorreotkmr 1 see from
SbenuJlBant! BUt fvstton,
thUsJtypohieslerrorjn tbjxeportha
Bpaed 4tifjaions,!makes ,me reprt aJbont.
23 rsedvei by baptomat Polktgp.7 It should
be ,labout 8.-1 I oaHedthe attsntjpaafiSrow
Braaghtoa to the nua take, and he promised to
eorredt It by insertino a ltef rra&vhitia
baok of'&e minutes bnt l presume in Abe
nnrry of Chriirtmaa times he Jorgoatt!-! tl
phonal proac; I prc-;!isa a -,-7
rnon rery recently on "Ihree-Gcora
JA-aa. J fT1 fSa.U-l JJ.e
xwiawuicu, is ueing meisandar
afterray seventieth shanal birthday :
I reriewed my past, life and Ubori!
mytanooa jn 4$ie, ot Wight conn-,
ty, my boyhood and youth in tha K
bU eonntry of-Micldle5 -Tennessee,
ray stragglea for an edacatioa under 4
the disadrantages" of " poverty and
vaabi aAltAnIs ' tvt e MMin '4w a! 2 . J
wi mj iBtiuauoa 'AC for.
r :Bill Academy, alios schnM.
honoe, a,V iny 'jfl jploma. J. NbATM
of the-irireiniaftUuiveraitv
thOdgbt more of bis sheepskin than -ri
Ildidof iny.fbolacaftdiDloma. The
Idoscf that decarncnt was tjad mis.
tonnne to me. unc iorthat loss li
friigm luvu Uetm a floeuir btTllTfaiitr
and H. W. BeubarXjof voar Btata
btomised to intercede with , their fa. .
male, colleges in, my behalf. Dr v
n obd Oone2elibtiat;ferfJtM-
b er,'Jf foxbo other reason, to' stop my
I f . a . T -
nntidsms. JfBat r beglnSto' thinar'.
these relbrerxj.tbe' whole bf them,
we dhiyHestJoir. f And now 1 hars
i leBtioe. 'And now I hara
ho hOT&l nhless von can whTsrwtr a 'i
)rabrable word'la, my behalf ' to ths "1
ttttstees !'6f Wake ? Forest Colleffa.
mt let them know that I want ife
Would spoil my orosDects- forever.
I spoke( briefly .of iny oonrersion r
abd connection with.1 the Methodist .
ehnrebV add 'the Tennessee Annual ...
UniifToMnM 41. -.tZT-j.-: ui
filled irr' ,that tOonferehce, Stone's i'
mrer JCtrenifJ3-Oitr "ot 15aiibmiL 1
monreesooTO tmy .trahsrer to the M
Virginia Conference tad 'labors fa"
Williamsbnr? and Haratitrin.1 ,f J2i
j:. f Gircnmsneeti too tediohs hers to
menuon, lea me to don bt tie, Scrip. '
aiUfUHcaa u say views.ca uxo saoject '
of baptism; and catsd' of ehnrch zor
ernment:t1 detetihined,J if ;-4potf trie.1"
;strenirtheiiandf fUrymy potl.
a lonjpitihfhrj iid; Intebse Inresti. ?'
'EaOoaf at', thread 't)f which ,had ;l
reacnea tne conclusion that nnmer.
sioorTOdWt;rhidr i
primitirepusti., and that,1 infant '
oapuam. was mieny wiinoui saactioa v"
from the Bibla '-.Thfea came another " '
mlrninAei1! erorWet.tkl
Methodist preachers, and gloried th
Methodism. " flow coold I leave the
church TlTlie'tety.thrHight wae tw'
menting;! To remain and teach and!,w
pracHpe. wna. a aia noi oeuerei or.ia -
ble to think ot ,. fio, withoot reveal.
L4ug juy ixvuuitt ar ray ooncutsion w
' :.".V ;One or otlr moei toelligenj.1 sisters as?
thialoasVabont the Bnof loV tW
Baanxatf'and bopi X may livis to isee it' tits'
joest papvr .in uo yniWM iMates. jseiore. u
reaones . was pre-eminence, oux . people muss
work and write for it more. , 86me of our,
ablest men seldom write.a line for its pages,
-Our preacners do themWreSj an nusUc by
biding, their Jight so persuteny, end it is. op
I wonder that Jthey have .not .more reputation
VPJBrewajM. Morgan, of iElixabetht City,
hasthi'Wamesf sympathyof alargeaamber
of his brethren in bis' sore bereavenient'
Sister Morgan's home wan the' resting 'laee
of Qod,sf weary servant''-There were few
such noble, oousecrated women J as our de
ceased . sister. The announcement of - ber
.'deattt whl carry ssdneierli4sjfy
heart Heaven help and sustain the bereaved
htubandanachndreri. " V
.fhriOian &tn of; Bfffolkys has.
aaterea upon its inirry-eecona vorame.. u.
W.JUrr waa'its tliratedJ
gayeevj W Bg WeUenji and reseat joy
asvsprUyseaipQi etnoup ertnr ana
proprjetrtri.y4JT. "vyhitlej.) BjwifldilBy be-
lie ves in aUthe hnncheVof 4ha.nhar0a.ji fie
lovea Bta ITippo, audi wa easy not sarprised
that he does, for Bro. Flippo believes ia the
braiK'bnaiae aad 'lovBrti Whittyand
allhhipeopla' lfei'jfm bbd d'Jiotiy 4
f -.1 1 iDr:!TflnWer,he aplendideditorV the
ft lanams jopuw. cap oome nearer , saying ex
.aotly what he wants to say thin any other
wrijewekaW of, nnleeai Il?dea,(of
GreenvlOei naretwrwltlr;
f iBefe?A JifP nd aakfs.tojbej 1wjdf
sen or spoaen. we wouia nKe,DowvarMi
seeacorrepted copy of ofMiotVhelr.editorUlfj
IWoat Jthe nropf-readera efthf QwrierivtA
AWtwif1ptm aentu a oopj iJawe want
id know whether thesx men; arai sroubled as.
jw
Vier.arai hasn s BsaWil at
. WaanD! A RaiSkai4 vt
raaiunmarVItfd; thaV hsV reaglonmid a
vanaa aw smui saveaa vw etmj IWO
reaT Wwork hard foi- md3Srata tMrr'.'
vlteVMspwWllV
ahy hnman beinff.I went to the Mill, i
1 Swamp .church , da, sla,: of - Wight
coanty on Conference flay and , laid
to Ber, Patnam Owens, .the pastor,
I want jto ,be received, lor -baptism.
I waa .baptized the , next, day, .first
nnday ,in September,, ISiLi
, ; Slnoa that Ume I bare served as r .
J pastor theChnrches at Jtfill fliramp.t.
I c ' a a . 1 a a-' mt ' a-i 9 ran
Snuinneia cnnois, aaoaiaers jnu,r ,
omberjand Strieet ehnrch, Norfolk, u
Helena Arkansas,:, and have been,
settled ;the , secoad rfimd wUh, the 1
3hpnlder,s' Hill j .ehnrch, at Ghorch...,
land.tor more jthan f twenty .tbreo; v
years, "I bare given to thai serrics .j
of thi church, twenty-eig&t pf.the,
best years of ;my HfU'&t4Tw i'-
, i;t hare reason. to , thank God that ,,i
my health find rjgor bare been pre
serred 1 that X, hare . still the , physi
eal and; mental ability tor labor ot 1 .
,the Master. ; People aay, U am , old. : ,t
Bqtas'p, trnthriet saidf:, they !f
are mistaken.; I.nerer wai, yonnger ;
in my life, never was tl neartr the
immortal youth and rigv yf heaven.", (,
I There is no. nse, in mopinsr a&4 bend.
I inz down SU the .grare before one'i
iMmiiXrnefi) jthe i ceyi Jiaira, tha ,
crQwsreet, the faded yuion, the stiflvj
enedilmbe viil come, Bnt.wby not ;
letjUjreen dd age "come along with ,
hem f - Whysirol; :betalwayf , ypun
la beArv-always,yopog.infclovefor.t;
pur bjethreo-falwaya; yoong a;loTt(fi
for iCJhrisfe j poes jthe wind erer. grow w
ldf iPDoeaj Jbove ver.growf phUrs
Thank; Godi,ttere,.ia?Bci ojd rage in.))
religion no old age in htaven. f."g
IA happy. flew? Year to yon, yonr.
iYirgipia wife, andrtbe .little ones,
Success iq your Jaborav and growing
prosperity . for Ithe i.BrBT.KUT.g :
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N JW'a5iwi!P'alrbr aa-b
hi Wa.Wn.V V. IkAVtn W
down South u'advertismaforiaann
ff objections, sn4 should bftavoided,
J. tLH !ift,; 'i'Vi:
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afitftiajn ot, TJnited,SUtea.wer a,
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nsqt9 ia stilj given, in jth? llft:f.tle'
Jieutmany people ; woniff fi6 aaewr.
oijhaya n adopt as ajiioal.. books,
Waylsnd5toMBistoty.f the .Great Hero-
t JIartyi,TohB Brown. jer Bishop fiai
van's 44 Hiatory ef theMc4ern,Btaiaman,J,
JfadSsonmila,'' or! MrsJ 8toweair,Jaadam
aenaaandBliraPinktont'.To Uamre these'
books aretaot Jret oxrt but theywill be at' a
yfjelws iwof'.M6.J iil. b
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I j f4 UTtBlttY 50TICES. u i
t iafs' i -ifl-iidi-oan.M 10 J4i
! j rjasj iTfcroi Uvidi beautiM rehlal
of I0Q pages and 800 C&arlons of iowers J j
and regstablea, with dlreotions bow to growf '
lhem.' v.8eat tree tor ft aWeat stamp: Jai. A
of the best aarionltnral mindaii tmblished. ..
?rW;v?ftP yopstt fa .Of
best of oar UtrjarjyiigiOsinea.aiid.reioj;
by th4 bast ffefaelani ia Ameriaa. jThe euaa. h
Jpera tvtimwrji la7? hnveiU apsiaaay ,'
tnteresUMyeOi!i' diotao5 il bsoow 'ihUi.
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VYrhrow'4 cafiip-ffleerihgi,!annes.
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TJ. U. Fleming; First Baptist church m
3 ? for Dr. Yates salary per do.;rJ.Ta 0 'ff
i Henry Hortaa. 1st BiA;rJmrciti 1 n'M
1 for tr.Yatea' salary..
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65'
ForBfltrilla church-- for "Dr. Xaiea'
u i tadarv.'tjer ft M.Tonn.'Treaa. . tv
la.' -D. Ki Wallace; ' Rutherfordton
1 i pJedgid at Coaventteap w . .4 Rii. 5-00 i
John, L Btoner, Linwood, pledged ,r f
- ait atorian .church,-. Transylvania j.
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ttie Leaders Wakaloreat & 8 af-
per John ,.Bav.f..t 0 3(f.
W.JWf.vas.,Trjsnrer Oittrai vw
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