T" aware. "
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Letter, Foat-oISoe Order,' Express or Draft,
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EVOLUTION vsv OTH0IHWt;"
Back is the Leading, to a commu
nication, addressed bya' Church
man" to thet WrYwfcSu,- and in
which we fiad the following sentence?
"uat toe churchman can opt be, un
aware that" grave arid ievereni tuen,'
philosophy," r scientists.-' and histo
riographers, men who, prove -every
, thin i?. and- ask nothing of faith or
special pleading; are: standing no In
iDeir piaces anu vaiuag n a system
- that proves nothing, but leaves eve
rything to faith? to give new reasons
.for that faith, reasons cthat shall at
least -keep abreast of-the. discovery,'
the research and the intellect of t bp
age." owflCharchinaa"iii8thavo
read his Bible .very, (cnxsoiijxther
wise he would not assert that we are
left to blind faith, alone,? unassisted
byany . evidences ot, the truths, of
Christianity f It is not ,my. purpose
to enter fully into , these . evidences.
It will be finfflcient, in order to show
the error into' which "Churchman"
has fallen, to point to only a few of
the strong links In the chain' thereof
Christ said to the'JewsBelieve me
for tbe very f works' " sake.""' These
i wo"ks were snch as no one but God
himself could have wrought, t Not to
speak of, qthecleatimooy, they were
witnessed,' by , his,, twelve; Apostles,
all of. whom, save one. sealed. their
testimony with their own blood. This
fact is attested. both by inspired and
nniDspIred history,' ,The ; Apostle
John,' who (lied a natural death, has
left behind htm, a .monument' com
memorative of the truths Vf Chris
tiaulfy"th at;wiN vp'rtiye the ."wreck
of matter and the crush of worlds.
Surely there Is positive' evidence as
to the truths of Christianity
Again; the effects of Christianity
npon mankind.areasevidentas those
of the sou in mid day splendor upon
the material world.' Its regenerating,
transforming, influences-must have
been felt by t'Churchmaa'rr himself,,
and observed, by him in others-lord
Be,acon's6eldwho isj himself of .Jew
ish descent,', has recently .declared
that it is to , the Christian religion
t h at Ihe Shemitio- tri pes are indebted
for the.enjoyment of much of their
past and present religious liberty
So; too, it is by the ligh VHof Xairis-':
tianty that the scientists' and others
are discharging th'eif, ' pop guns
against its immutable truths'. " Here
then is a ' relfgious system' attested
by VmulilpHcity of divine miracles,
whose truths are4' self evident, pro
daeing1 upon the hearts and under
BtandiDgs of meh ; effects as visible
and 'well warked as those of the solar
syetem- opon the material world.'
( And her we are' reminded of the
beautiful figure under which the
great Apostle , illustrates the, bless
ings of faith and obVdiehceVand.'the
curses of; unbelief: " "For the earth
which drinketh in the rain that com
etbr uponit,? and bringeth forth herbs'
meet for them by wboni it is dressed,'
receivatb? " blessing from i God. ; But
thair whiebr beareth thorns atrd bfiert 1
is rejected, -and is nigh untd cursing
whose end is-to- twhorued.l'J o In ibe
face of : all these : wellaested lactsf
"ChurChmanJVproDounees Christito
ity a - religions f ajatem that proves!
Wjia xtoes,; svoJottoiu, prqFe,:,o
rath ex,w hat does it attempt to nrovet,
It attemota to.Drova that. the JinmAtv.
ratje haajji origl a. some Jnfexjosi
I t 3 A a a. " . a ' . T
auuaailanunai.iconBeqaiyjyr ne .
uiau , w aise-pupppsew naccept
the scientists theory then,' itjwou4
be ntcessary to, discard idivne revel
lation altogether,' . because' tinder, tu'e
Mosaic insXituofis" Christ wiObe
grearti6htrit' flgufa'Hd1 linictfW'
things pointed.1" It fStliW'serth'Ml
the object4 of the ISiW&Hf'ffleiM
thos"e falseTy ed &lleT ftdMlSplaW
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Volume -43.
1mn 5'sti4H"
.1; y
J OUtaarlw tfjctr words lonr, ere latsrttd
TCr-llVriTrT ' OO rreeoicluuxe. Wfcea they exceed tUitagt
JN UUBEB OZ. I one cat lor eeok word mt U pid U ed -
vaaea.
his place J that tt might take hold of
the ends of the earth, that the wick
'edjttight be shaken; out ofitT,. It is
turned as day to tbe .seal j and they
'stand, as a garment A ad S&m A
'wicked their light is withbolden,au4
the high axra shall be broken flast
thou euteredjotalhe, .springs ofrtbef
seal or hast thoa .walked "ija4,the,.
Bearcn of the depth! wave the
gates ot death been opened uh to thee!
at hast tnon seen tne aoors t)r iner
hadd of death'!1 Hast thbtTper4'
ceived tne oreaatn oi tne eaixu i tie
dare if thota knowest it alC Where
s the way where light dwelleth ff and
as lor aarKness wnere is iue- piaco
thereof, that tbdu shonldest take it
to the bound thereof, and that the
shonldest know the paths to the
hpuscu.thereof.I j Kuowest .Jhot,
because thou wast then corn i or do-.
cause tn janmDer,oi .uiy, Hjo.ia
great 1A flast thou entered into the.
tnajtnriea of thn aoow T or hast thou
een the, treasures, of the bail which
l nave reservett agamss uie uy ;uc,
bittle and war 1 By whaf vay . is"
the flight, parted, which, scattereui
i.n flast wioa UDon tne earbu i w uu
hath divided a watercourse lot the
nArnowlnsr of waters, or a way lor
the liphtntaff el-thunder r to cause it
td Tain on thfteartn, wnere i not man j
is ; n the wikierness,. whereu tbre
8DO inani to satisfy the desolate and.
waste ground i and to causa jthe bpdi
t4 thm ittndecJifirbto .spnug, forth 1
r : ... -.,.-
Hatft therain a lamer, or, who nato.
biffotten the drODS.of dew I, UotoJ
whose wo w.cam. the ice J and Joe
hoary frost of heaven, who natn geU';
Aired itf The waters are nia as
aWth astone,3ndjtheM'faeeB of'tne
dep is frozen. f Oamst tboaWnd the
sweet mnuence8 oi trieiaua w iuuhv
the band of5 Orion 1 Oanst- tbou
bring forth' Mazsaroth" in his season; i
or canst tbon guiae atciutub. wua
hisons f ' Knowest: thoa,the 'ordi
nances ofheaven 1 canst thouet the
dominion thereot in the earth I. Oaust
thoa lift up thy vwee to tbejcwods,'
that abundance of waters may coyer
theet. Canst thou send lightnings,
that they may go ana say unto tnee
Hpfe we are ! Who bath pur wis
dom in the inward parts v or 'who
hath' given understanding w the
heart f Who can number the clouds
in' wisdom ! or who can stay.the bot
tles of heavetf' when the-dnst grow
eth' into" hardness, and 'tbe eiocis
cleave fast ' together l" ?vvut tnoa
hunt the: prey for the lion I er nll the
appetite of the young nonay wnea
they couch tu theirj nens, . aua aoiae
in the covert., to e in wait ! V Who
provideth, for the , raven y uis . wou i
when bis vouue" ones cry, unto God,
they wApder.for lack of meat
Yben the scientist elu-ll have an-.
swerefl, satisfactorily tne foregoing
questions, we wllllhen" coulder!lii8r
meory oi xavoiuuon mute wci;wj.
I s-'jJl-.L -vi-''-w fi 'Ct hist
. -tttdn'kae h'.irv Fop the BeoovdeCH
A TASE FOB tHS ijllNSI IIEB ATlf lf
fir? T11K iTWliCkTVS i AlilCSi IK
i We will premise, that the case we
state, is nbtarcreamre of the imag
rnatfonitDjared np from the misty
deei. In some' distant und inaccessi-
bleBland, which obody. naceo
SeaBTor ta'eTer Ukely to seepbatisi
vetitaWe fact which toccarea;mae
' ... a . mm 1
f the eduntie r-iortn uaroiuia
iflud itt then knowledge f . many per
obs; jf whom some tue nottmprft
qy-4.BQtijUYlBg. Leu tar I aiT
( . a mmA trr m rm . AnA mAF III A
ambsfepiousjejef erJ ka QWarearjii,
J8tlya,Aesjr WdPeajMptizAnaa
united wawiUsav.. for. the sake of
.caurcn,,uu,in iniaf uesuE,n ew
jC y . - m " - m, tt
L.wta f!i' rir
turn, fine caasea, iirseu to , do cap
tia 'aVecond ifme,1 a female ser-'
ChHstf aantyrana tdefithrttli te&wrf
faW6ThTebelI0tachld.c4a1th, 1
thd Ldrdthaf takS ttftfte1i 'tTSoH
of me-and that coverHHth covering,
but-iMtwe ffpiriK'that bef loav1
addislnsraH'TheBdorebelbour
chiWtsa uretha."grae anoVseveeeafeathj sheKM:hpe4Nrby.aeUst,
men reierrea to dt 'Cinorcnmajs-t intiiitfiTuana,..:receivea intarftne
and who," aooordiBg-to- himrbave al
reaay passed jtb Jiffo aod are now
thundering Wthet"$d'Jtiei6t the
defences of Christiaon v. This .would
be startlipg news .indeed were ' it
mud. -WHWfstw.KwqLitt.fts
not troe. The .church of Christ is
founded on a rock, and. we have the
assurancthat .ewljalt
notprevs againsjt &h,m a
Let the scientist, who has arrayed
himself against tberutbs' of ' dlyine ,
revelation:, .rostdfer. lotto win'
questions that were pot to rigbteoos
Job, and, which cauiiim.to abhor J
himself, aa to go dowi to sackxloth
and ashes la thesightof his Maker-i
"Then theH(mwreJ(ni-
"Where wast thoa when 1" laid,tbe
knowest T or who hath stretched the
lines udod it f Whereunon are the
foundatibthtteffa8jfe,d:tb
wu. ine corner stone, tnereot.twoen
the morning stars sang tpgetben'aad
place.. "2i;g.t. kirsZevteftr and
said, Hitherto Bhal; thou coc?,but Eir
ua c :a ue dzyrprias ti trov
er
immJs f and hence' ad wpblloant could
nbt be received futo ajhttrth; for the
wan trot vaiia baptisn; woo naa seen
validly baptized three times-T?
i i At A believer, what has received
svaiux oapQsm is iigioiro: enures
nietnbership does it hot fbilowfrom:
l sxTppoaition that eatifcof xbe three
ibfiBtimViD eeestion was valid, that
tlev were none of them valid 1 that
id. that the were all both valid and
Invalid t valid by sapposttion.. and
lilvaltdjt)j; neccessary fconeaiuence(f
bU.iP8 , it, not iso,.rouow .,tnat
three valid baptism are equal to one
that is Invadoraaivalenl to.no
i 6;" If a dntyisperfbrmed by;one
aetiisH' hot-complete, la that act 1
be performed by ahother nbse(iaent'
.aet f ;'IftheflrSt'"perfortha6ee of an
aet be valldvWharudditJoaal validity
does it acquire from ttrepltitlon T
on rather, :il-the ?arstj act: Demand,
is not the awooedoiuvaUd lj iThe var.
lidity, of -aa, act depeuda npon its
canfixmyiilfiFUwV u .wen law, re-c
aoires the Derfornaanea of,o act, it
does j ao jreflttire,! bu orblda,ho
performance of, hro :,aod the aeconcL
aa pt cbmformable,;but. oonjrary to
iawA isv o; course, ooyauu. 4
unt tliAn'a abtecism" to. aav that the
saruo dtycaA. be ; performed by. the 1
same person in tnree several acts j
sbsthat each performance shall be of
equal vahdityi1 hnd"atm thO eame
eognizance, protection "and benefit of
,ii ff Is it not still more solecism to
say . that tbe same doty can rbe: per
formed by the same peraoov inlets
which am different ni only.' mtseeri-'J
callfr balmodaUf t lot example, that
a iian who. is under an obligation to
bmldi house perforP: bis duty iu
'bmUlingjshipt ,Ai hiswo acts,
in buUding a house and building a
ship, are specialty, differenVifone is
riffht. innst not the other be wronsf
8. lithe foregoing, questions aa
it only of an. affirmative answer,
does it not follow that if eitlier one
of the three specified baptisms was
valid, the other two Were invalid t
' 9 If only one was' valid, ( which
was that one? ; u? '
10. If It be said the flraL we ask,
Does the .Doctor we mean our
brother believe that- the language
of the Saviour, baptiing them into
the t.name , of the father, , and, the
Sob, and, the.Boly pir'U was ia ,
tesded to signify that the command
it contains would be as truly, and
validlytfulfilledjn the .baptism, of a .
subjeot by himself as by another ad
ministrator T.s. Does the langaage ad
mit of such a couStructio'u t . , ', (
It.' Would it not be algal anom.'
ally, that the sam person should be
both the subject1 and 'administrator1
Of ja-preceptof the4w ?ithit "the
Fsow on whoii tbealawt isj to epei
ratehoBld'- benae effieer through
whoseragency its? ope ration isJcfft-
fedifie 'toH .til nrtvm-9 ab-r bw eoi
1J3 l2jBapti6Bi is represented; by the
'Apestlei aa,analogoa3 F ta the : burial
6t aaaa4betMadedi.i.vBotc.iweldi
f it potcbejki strange, eight to .eee
dead man i bory gt b imsell 1 1 and, ia
natrwnat lsanaiogicaiyr.aDsarqg
icilly false? s ..- c f,;Tei,f.
baptism is valtdt ,tq what Jbuulia-,
tiogpositioa is.the ordinaupe-of bap
tbim. reduced.'. It becomes ones
tiqnpi mere expeaiency wnemer a
elwarch- shall Insist" npon' the ad min
1$ tration, 00)3 ptism ! by r her delicate
pasto rw heeaano t, espotal & naJaa
prpviaea wun anr inoiA ru uoer ores
gd into the waters oo. acokl oay , ori
t j . : ...vi. i....i. j
finkf&jemcfld3 negKVjKoncan whstf'K
wiagingescajfwajurwueswtta j ,a
ttdr .couverta doffw bis,, Jian4sw i Shelf ,
otweMpiismswowafcw.n,er4;T
fbfjbf ttiewje U!ML6
Pfd, wjfl,je untyerially .adnfe
9 MM
tuSiCtosilajUMiAfterber husband t wXaiil,a1 Js i. u.
I uauuaiu wa. iMyi was ui ut tuui
church, oLvhicb she-was a shining
member unlil the day if .ties 4eath
jTIpon lhi case,wa wish 4q submi
6omegueRionst9 qor'alien imniersipOj
brethren ' and as . a learned iau4
cellent pother, livihg .not yery.re-,
mbfelv frbcS the omoe of the Brnil-
554' CpEfiEKi1 is; a iBenuOnsad
haprs,cei furnfsnus with' atf Mnswer
whlchall'coiisistehtitfrb
doctrine;1 and ttnas6ofreTof us"
prbTem,-mcb,.ar:wen-asstired!
we BhbuldimUhgly' ftrtrttfthtfend
ot ouf Mretfd sotv '-Tor Ourseltesf
Wd Teg ItaVeiter submit t tbe 'follow
ing?i'qaesHonssJ:,,r.5? ff. ;fi'
sis Didt-this woman receive oni
twaor three 1 baptism8l'dtAccordiugs
td the doctnTOiOfJalie imnersion-'
lounaatums 01 tne, eartn 1 declare, if 1 Istsr toe immersion or f a -oeuever is
laid-the "measures1 thereof,' if!.thou I Thiarwomaa was a ? believer and was
immersed three umeav . vy as, each
bhe bk imawaloue, a valid,bap.
tiSULl. f rt?- - ".f e
a Ifjthe answert be in the aiarma-
tttweaskppn.whi
all the 80T1S of Ood isboated fbr-jbjpf4 validbaplisms conldshe properly ,bej
Orhhut qps the1 VpCtt dob
sued. dDufciOf the wombt Wheni Ic adt for the same' reason; be.recejyed
madetba cloud -the garaest thereof- npotL'a'cither twbwtrc fcre ialid,-
andHlrTr'AitftioM 4wtcft'ee:4i.HiK.MnliiLrwathrthft
AM !thuaf ahurehi1 cbntratt'-'tb'tha
tor it, anor brakepp fqr itlay decreed ApCille7 KSK,iadre;w ihtvzzep-
tion bf a csmcsr net oaa cspsay
hilt t?,f eaTf, cc
.JroiiDUin9,uie validly of, baptism i
ttiPrdetM'VbWf nd Mbnfr1'3
Gi ttSUhl na4 atft)riedtoi;hTf'
. ty:T
tl
. ..j For the Beoorder.
f The natural sua Imparts, portion
of-bis owivraovsreiguglojy! tsrthe
taeaoejt object ht h shines upon.
fPW m 1 -1.. A.an tkaf . JftnL'. In. kta
beamy is4C- with jponsolqaglaaness.
14 rendered, poumereiyyisipie but
lndyf bxU JigtveAUiQlet,
that gvaps, tike a threaa pr.sxiYer ia
his beam-, rt fleets .bis. clorlons im
age. So God Impresses portion cf
UiaowninuniiegreainessoD muufc
pertains to. Of mself, Thus id regard
to the hold J5 baa bu the conscience
abd the sebse he?uur ns of ' tbe
hblinesi wilchv He veacl6 ff hfr is
strictlv lUilultef. Wo 'attainment can
Mtfefy It; tl6 bigber heiceTTthe
more distant apparently1 tntottjecr
before him.'- iu "11J 1AJl 01 vi tB
MBilla peep o'er hflls and alpf biTSipi irfce
TKeho'riof'dnV-'ex
definitely on evry:',aide.1-Thinati;
(Wis iufc ue otu uwver vuuie uu tv
his obligations do 1rliktlWrw1tl.MTnY
mote and1 tfie urer Kzhl let in
ouref
oa his conscience the meaner abd the"
mote tnltW flows bWaH&tlons ind
noblest deMs1 Vpneaf!4 'Ahd what
he fs satlslleewltti and 'it maybe
secfetry ewrtrt iai WHentB m eout
asdr worldly frsm cf tntad.eeems
-fld hhd haaKWnebp-feeai lnitbe
light of God aaid shone tpon by, the
lampof trnthi Thht jnay explain
toi ms 4bef pnctiaaL para4oxt that
gtowiDg vlJlmstUBicnecpmeA rCior
homble as he baoomeso mpia holy.,
Afcer Job: had, heaxdb jojoe, Apo;.
sees someuung 01 tne oryoiuog,.
he eried i ouU,," Wherefore,. X abhor..
my self and repent in dust shjl ashes
;me reai ana auquate, corteciiyQ
bf aelf-righteous, self-complacency,
is Truth : austere 'and. unbending
because not a flattering 'falsehood
but truik. We all feel: in our better
momenta, when we see ourselves by
the lightof truth.itbattrtf otrsf
altogether ' different ' Arsons troinr'
what we actdaliy ' arei and what w
know ourselves to be. This makes
the doctrine" of "grace? the Jfaotof re'
deanptioD, the very bame of Jesus eo f
congenial, so deitrhtfal,o soul-sat-
isfjiflg to thnbhe has attained
any ad eq Hate tense of his sins j who,
has once seen his own -lmage ia the
gospel glass : who' knows what .an
evil-ana Dittet tuing su is ana waau
a sinner he is. -.: ' j i . tv,
The light of troth end of God,
shiDes upon oa ia the midst of, our
weakness. - Wei areithe consciou8
sobjeots of isfluvnees and .sgeocies,
totally. eonilieting par very na
tura is at war . wit'aio at war with
ksejf., though Teutipyt jdeyoyl of
holiness and alienated from. ..God. it
m yeLpossessed'iotreaso.n, which pro-'
ouuncep against jis qwu erruruauu
sses: 01 couscieoce wniuu con
ns its 'iwncoAdfict d-'statei
qfj immortaUliyJfeiQUJcapaciats,I
for endless progress in a higher
fipheie43t4 arfrJille tbdwrhx
upon by evil teaching, by evil associa-
oifpoeinoaa 01 oar un wuicu ire
earthlv. sensaaL devUfefii ' We' Are-
prpneio eeillshoe88 lug cruelty, jo-jastiovenvr.'deAlott-Ji
.all) forma pi
practical abomination. l0Xe$i f Q are.
tne suojects ,oi goou inuaences,Moi
f tw est te&t '4Foi' thelteoorder.
trft ft 4 ?
f h'
If its werea possible to weigh, in
stead of county the sentiments of the
people of iNortn Carolina,; with ic
gardLtolhis. Bintul .practice,! a Jaxj
rofcioritv would be found obboaed to
liquor erlliog, Hquor drinking, liquor
in every 4tormr
. Dr. PrUchArii ine JiECOBDIB s
orjao. zaaa,.(aya; "to ticUHe by
saefed precepts; of wise counsel a, of
rood" eiamules. and '6f Moled jasS(
disrWlthe'ktfts5!ef heavenly
- a . -a - a r
rrace : lights that snine npon tne
m dnighiafi Wi p9 rHWt we, sura
01) heaven, and illuminate, our path-.
way,tbrough' e,vildernees,' yf, .this"
Uiiu-Uttv buu. f.;:
J082PH M. ATKINSON.
tLw it Js'Vw.ttm-BaoordW
ot to"nlElSlIE!LLlSt30 14 SH 1
day
Sut
brother for admission Into hlschnrcK
rehaanci8glitBrtodiiec)Bd,bap-
tismaas 01 sojralueteavjHg; that she
hativ sAbmiueAi to tnem,puaer, the
brMaura ftecesaityfc .Andoolv -to:
oetitainitnextliloeJb
eobacience.t and rea airinfir lo be re-
fcied ufjoit, ejrtbW, as Jr;j)nJy 1
true. Dapusniwwpuiqnienav,ejraeetea
kerf- rWenbteeVbe
weuiqMBf TOewonjWoua. pwp..
obaritabe.stomacbButpp his
DrSnciDles. he could- only receive.her
,aa a disorderly 'anahapst, .wiio.,li.atr
ranooncea Yaiia uaDtusutiar one tuat
wS . unlawful., and "void rjri other
words' he would receive t nej ipto the,'
chn'ren' wfthodt baotisci. 0e would
b4 6bnged"ef tb"reeiviM6 bisJ
church att5 unbaptixed 'bersbh.' or to '
admit that her flrtf and second' bap--1
4Um .am not valtiT." -t 1
a&IX par respondent sbaJlaayiraa
thkiocsly reruaining , alternative, lb a
thseitbirdnaptUja. it'tbe.!oneijthatBs:
talv wjlkfte. nofcgtye up,, tus pri.nc
ble.thatne.more is eesenUal tajraJioj
b4ptismthan,tlhei ;Jpiay rsiocta,
believer, ahducosei upon tthe, only,
grbned upca whic- , a. 'Baptist, can
tnmiyiM s tytana.jnato , Tpff
W 7 1
Dresuma tnac an tnoueuiini De
tiava .nmn Mod Snrhik Viaraho1T'T
faTar'ThAT trnow' it Ua'ti k'niniA
gMMoysectW4ptisr1)eOT
ttfclp.belief.ln upcrnatsral.abajty
r3 "W,wn Mvue if wwuh.
jef jf lmvve ,pppiSs. fv e orcen
tiled "c ?.;j,?wrafi?r it fftenfwl
,J t:.. t7 .saol eti
1 - W - a a a a j. m.'.L T. X W T ' . ttl T ' t
:lvdcr:- i-3:t-:ii3 nctatlu. -Vv - -i,f-3t'- -n -
eeenany, veryvmany, who .become
veTy'ehthuslastio'chtistians q hring a
revival of religion, but soon become
cold Ap4sisacMviu regard tp relijg;
Ibba ahd28eemt to tbibk, .they, .bave
tldnedl that wis vrequired .of. themu
aiascer aeiayeinniaeoming, ,i?,xuey
believaso firmly-in Predestlhatidn,
for rataie usvtf an erroDeoua idea'ot
itj thactpej lawiwiattney cannve
d theyLlistwandalo assthey please,'!
never. tnay ingn tue wora i nz.uoa
audi eonseQaentiy.3 forget , or never
leara that, God hai said ,AHe that
endureth to the end shall be saved.9.
aiknf 1 Sunday-' VhrlatianS vwho
neVejfliavrea'lBMimil
4d1tre totfbnsy airhe wek' toJ
even tutor or uoa.OT teao hiswbra.
if.theyiadcii Bttndayrlt tiaa acct
lAh, sad indeed that such shoord
be the easel. God, grant, that, the
Yimft'mav toon, eoma when tWfti
aaUSU&a. BatWtta a
reii,gidW'kha!f be ii'Mdel'.'taristfiffl
.Even the name christian safteeTi1
thavweukl xtJhrteWaett
sbbtlirfetifcttar.ftS mcxi iat Jcsst
as; 9tz taftatiU Circ2it lis
La-wcild."
so,many o( our 4ear brethren j?rwca.
,uarasueuism,irouj tne aess: ,
" I Everv minister should carefully.
ana prayerfully consider this matter
.before it ia forever, tod late; and ask.
Umself tbe quest ton,' "Am' Iat fanllf
to I ablhrmf ,,d'tttr1lDvthe8liht tit
,uoa t1 jjo x rats wsaynocr oriseir
UUI Y I- aav IHKimB-lUE 'CBDeD''
UUyis too1 bftetr left1 ithdonfc tfl5-
manyofar ministers havitfgeharge-
Vif nhavo.fiaa- rm o.fwl3'TiehjkVtft--hfn
ttra vaa ay w VttVtt BkV W a VWV Ml tt,- a aa MB
once a months and then ( go t sonie3
cuuutrempioynaur'eua.'ieBTe loeir
people to starve airfaole'4B0Btb'or
the bread oi lifei ,t:da .t l
! Then too:many.t:tbems in their
Unorauce Lset y thejosslveai-agsinst
education aadjtBttacbaVgreeas. sec
tnoos," hal preparer1 and sexyedia
socb quantities, coldJLhat their peo
ple can't digest them. Dividing
the hoof but Toot chewing1 the cud,
with lottbf thhadif bnt rfolfghtdlnf.
nneb wind or no rainPloofafag at
prepares sermons, " eainng 'tnem
T,-deathTpills';oV rwbrfc Of thedsvil,
and many 4uch ibifarf butl thiak
lhis- Bardahellisnti of,.eerf raen:
jgnorantj isvei.wock .L4b devil:
way orjaeAbbyrkich sataakjeeps
men. from omingXocivUis ilisbWiest
their deeds I hpnld be reproved.,Qod
a a tt mm w-W W "r a e M
weteht with
him. By gtadtinfe'thls request. Who
can tell what inflaence It may bate1
with - the-friends and- trusteesi of
AVake forest, Colleges, la -securing
for him, from that institution so dear
to 0aroUha ; Babti8ts.' the D. D. so
etmtt1 Bought 'after bv gome' of the
trentlemean of n Iris 'otow. Will yod
not, therefore, 4eaxMBxcoBDZS joint
,with your .correspondent . in ririnc
knncle Behben" a .polite, but urgent
Muvuauon to maae user or; your cot
grant to wn4i:he llply iritjp tAiM in giVUg to your readers, and his
tbe world., to enlighten the ignorant
for Jt is ,"ea 'Jndeed ' totbink ; that ,
there are mien claiming to be teach
ers ia tsraeU0od ignorant to take
good counsel, even boasting of their J
iKUurttuue, tuiu ib 10 w mo itwrcu, wui
continne 1 td ' boast ; like Banyan's
mni'Igtiotnt;"; till thet comeC to
the river and are c&rtleoIovef 'by'
tain ' bopei?ahd afrivef at tbe ce
testial gat, and'flnd thatlhef have
not a certificate, and that there fS "a
way to bell' from hft1" gates bfthe
celestial ity, -as well" as from the
city of 'destruction. ' God' forbid
that any of us should ever realize the
iabt-s3 oif at wofe BfsMi'-Ji-'VWn:-
AthpoU InttituU, H. C.
lXmm9 tH afalaa AT I n t AT t A4 tl n V 'ff wi f iV a
wn. AMD i CW1? V IUWMVOIUUbiMIUeI
i Ui my judgement, a siu againjt
society, since . it" pirof c men in'a
bquess ' which 'protects crime, and
desfroys life aodfproperty 'bv''tbe
Wholesale' Aqmittlug the truth
end correctness of these sentiments i
there isViiri8:bnir mldstt'lnlSatfH
thropic tnonste'Vlealiog daaiuatioff-f
rbhftd ihmaft!vbiilantiro
pistS" are holding 'the bklaacelof f
pOWefi-1 1 ena J s?J jo aidls fc
a iaaovi eTCDann oeownroTeis
State, are beodrag'bodyi and soul to
vflerrthraidonvctbadi 4batifrocnv
which- the. beroes ot1876 freleaaed
them christian legtslators-thinfc of
thJsiOne of. y our number reeenlly
remarked, that b&.4i4 botxpect-to
sufceed IHA mm WOjectoi Jthalt
belwasjdewmlBedtao-howxo! Wa.
oonsutuents a wiutoao so, wiy yqur
how npon thls brother, as once upon
m ime he dared, to cress the imagi
nary . line . between, the two States,
and )ead captive at his will .a fair,
cltlzeh 6f: this 'section; ' well' known
for qualities ef feid and heart In
this and adjoining countiesiIIaviBgf
aa he t confessca, f. passed; r hie three
score years aud, ten, .with . all his
facDltles as;frelh' and unimpaired
a-they were-' m Ycore of Wears ago,
be oouid atroni to: lay aside nis piti
verbial. ; baahfutDess; (Without: being:
accused. o( ; thata quality, ndispen,
elble to 'success, which he denomU
pates orr;i,and yield to "taewisa
of his-man v friends over here which
ifesleure 1 b St eexpreistd, o Allow
Joe to T present something? else - for
nsideration whioh., hoped, be
wiir suner 10 nave ane
thing." Tes, sir, it is leaving out
that costa, i llerer is what tries the
spinal column and the faith and the
piety ' and the oottscience.r , fv.,
t He addedf in m mournful tone, "I
shall ttot last very long. Boon my
K widow: and my orphaned children,
wiu weep over ' my silent: remains.
Flesh and. blood cannot long endure
the strain of leaving ont. so much
matter. ' 'And when all is over; (here
tears fell from his eyes) I wUh this
simpla inscription to Jpear above
y ashear 'ir,? ,r ' '
I 'Here repose the remains, (or did,
tflt1theywere' quietly tenoved" for
the beneat of science)' "of ;ene who
was a 0 good editor r his last 1 words
many, friends, history of the times,
when ha nnon hompharlr. . with mmA.
dsbaga'wenJh rfto fight fo? the
Cross in IhVhlbnntaitiBOf Tenneaaeef
Dp'aiadH yonccW,1 yxrtt'lritf
aak - 1 a. i aa. ae m
lucnt snv receive tne (nauaeot r-
j yve heartiiyeudorse, tbe request
of J-iA & ndiA8sara Jft
Jones that the BECQKb& is open to
h is rmiDisoences. . : of , esrly . life in
Tennesse, P Wjth t Drw! dates' thirty
years iu China, Bre Mills experience
as Editor,, and :J Pc Jones reminis
oencea, . we can promise our
readers a rare and instructive paper.
SELECTIONS.
YHC EDITOR IN
; 1 Jl ' v.i
ANTIJPODE A LEC-
1
faith and love. Shall we deny Him t
Shall we denv onraalveaf , Thara
porta of our. Missionaries have never
. oeen more cheering and hopeful
The present gives occasion for us to
rise to a. sublime. moral oh!i mitkin.
and to enjoy an inestimable spiritual
privilege. , xne times may . be bard ;
bxtLwere the v not hard with the
l Master, who said : 'My meat is to
I dO the Will Of TTIm vhn KAnt TTtAf
Trust Hlct i' trust Ood. : GiTe, and
1t shall ; be -given nntdyoa, good
measure, pressed down, shaken to
i gether, running over. God says ;
wivu. - ix, a.. xuppKs, uor. secy. -'EiclmoML
Virginia, i-'r-.4
were, ,It is well: I have, left out,.s 7 : .... 1 ... -
18 PO
aCeeted.u thatr the Doctor- was
obliged to dose his lecture.--JTatum-
r
.
PS.J. B. GRATES UN THE BIG TBEES
Wilt to remove jthis great eyH!
Dr." JeterrTrom. 'the supposil
tfo
Dion
that all men fajre" good
life Imscb&clddes1
merchant so sells
the- -necessities0 !
ithoat encodf aging their
uunieiB n uuiio ueaeai, aatr eu-
tifledr1hanlS,'Dirt unfb1fttinay,
all merchants with their customers
BYiEEV. L. tHlLKTtTS DOBBS, Tj. t. t
; -(!B..i. .?' iaiaa. 'iKUi'.:.i!J
! fTo raa Edito, Really, sir. 1 doa'k know
how to describe oar fevored eitaetion.' We
are indeed exalted te poiat of privilege. Aa'
other of tbeae manaif, gurgepoe. resplcodeet,
lanmoni leotaree npon Autipode. I Mnd an
Imperf eat ektttoh of it; 500 en Jitdge whet ft
bost lutTe been to near U. . I will not longer
keep yon from enjoying this joteOectnal and
moral treat ; J Baton Brtm. 6ezton.1
f y .;. ? , i " t I tare. o . ' tswt.; '
Darine the tuno .that I snent in 1
(Apiime, pmu.ayjNPciaj.atienuon
to whatever related , to the press,
juugiUKiuab uuiciu waa to ue
fpuaditbe todexfcancU the ' Sdurde bf
troe.ebiightepmdnL jtigs t;, 7
I xook an early opportunity to call
tbepoartion jehicb theldinfmybwn'
Ikoiaqd. .especially, thft? relation ia
which I stood to.that!,mjgbtyJ organ,
XAwrttonaVBapiitt, he was pleased
to say that be felt honored by my
iivisit. In the -course of our Inter view,
L edi . It must be a great tax on you
to have to find mat r. to pet in your
paper every week.". -lit made no re-
L a tt ' -tt a I 'St'V aj
010 SH Kuwiuwi euveviuuaUB4 vnlir maw. I -.mwtmr ai mmt
apsai-Ucratoxi,,finiJ
esj fouftofaaooittOorrespflndenUE
denominates , jiWkAialiroMBWith-i
nnpmyso; eFtynasisbeenjaaifti
thhllljpie, rieoplflthe.
tdceotGoathen Jetn.,women,
Kjrl fiftUrAn onftt " thoia nJaaa In
luepeuuoiiB; ot ,iaeir.cconsmnents,
and men fof 'anthbritv .'Werf Where iJ
teach perslBtently, example s well.
ms utvueui, Myu lue ivu ueuu uiuv uo
driven, from" dur otherwise" happy
land:
U.KrBEirttETT.!;
.iifftJiifj. VUJ 1il S
kifl ,it k.?J
d vliEYa BECBE JQNE3tl rh
f. . . . . . ... . . . a.
AietieriouiciaBTaiKtKosBtroD
the bro thet -Wh6se name heaflktbts
article,- has reealled! tto thei memory
of the writer.joany pleasantr-hours
spent in bis . ooclety someelxyeara.
agotat iuhurchiano Anatbe, letter
Ude4 to,3 as called, 4nftoane.w ,
&W$QPm&99m to gof
asking tbroagb your columsot him
his recollectioisfheear? he
as! aultitferant "bf . the Tlethodlst1
...a . ai,4.i.i.ii
uoubt.
Becoirectlbrii
liketne, look
fot a new chapter1 in those intensely
(deal orbrk 4ndaT;gret.deo
a gi eat deal of ineotal perv
spration, so to speak, to fill up all
Is So kjnd, asifayoypjauithn sl-f
fs mxm wJ (ajemp ouv-te serve
ttpad41ig.aa.cTw.erenA4lniJ,
caked t bie with' face which aeem
dit.PPlli thateta4 ezhsmited
All hwcapacityor emaecinenW-At
issi no, seemtiQtto: unct-woraa, ana
taj ears 'mislead me f Do I gathef
jrqm your remaiKs instcXqa concelye
tat tbe great, business.; and labor of
an! edUor is to find I matter '- to fill np
withthat he devote his main efforts
to pulnrigin matter?
; vSir I Tepliedyc)tt havecorrect
ly apprehended my meaning." ; 5
!Aud yet," saidher "yoa tell me.
that inyouVowtf 'land' yoi are reck
onded wiset nianthe "Soloinon of
the -cQuntry &jmLZj&fn-2Uzi M:
n, 1 -.replied ifSadf ha been the'
opialOB of toy perbape i too; partial (
friendsLt' .a jl-w-mk- f 4
BaidAheir'VSlrepardon for
setmingito instruct,, man who has
the tappearaflcei of wisdom , which
4i4guises you j&ujt the great bosiness
of fcnditor4s.1to0Jaw ocOatter
to q pu( n. .jit U . the natter, he
.leaves out. which, testifies to hisjudg.
'rrianf V AAnAewA Vla f nAnaiaai ay
'
easiest
matter into
ib paper; it is as easy ai repudia-
Inte-restlnr'ahdMnSluctfV' rimlhlS-'l tlobfllt'redalres'no'imlirment-no
enceft I Tothowhflbiveejnjoywli backbone. The man who writes the
fromtimetotimeBroVJones' sketches l tlece is pleased: Wbrinters are
of 8iesc3xn cbareittrrS .cssnar tt?- FplesssdXDuy to3 U&tfr matter out,'
p'rlroitiv. popaUtiSa et JlTortatCar
blma's r daughter, theirpuUcltion
'tohli tct foilto.r.r,;tdbctliai5
'iaentitsai & iasircrtlsa ,t A!r -if he
cohld ba' prsvttlclrpsrtS'Sivs-tij
li'rrs dcc13 .towtLaitisk Iea
aura ,ha$ tt;;2 tttt
aurr.rxr-iQ m1s rtn-?jt3'rr,'
faoWxl";ff?reAt Ji-Yotf leave1 outTSceet
of thurta resoiiitiOBS, br a Rjsj ebit
cay; ci as trtichrwrittcatj tcri
lag toelr.weaUhycsa )ssd
the emitted piece writes i Alt cfthi
sateatcsni isutssriicrs utzixz car
.cburch.awtr.Sc thtir.'tip27C2.istc7;ed
Jfef Li -Ciirr JTcrrualJttiiLtcsai
ito rra-cxrti: i3:fra
f 'Bro. Crane said it would not do
for , us, to return without seeing a
specimen ot tne forest vna lumber
trees of Callforeiasand f he kindly
proposed to take bs np te the Eed
woods aome twenty miles, distant.
ahd we gladly accepted. We reached
them .before twelve .o'clock, z ' Bro,
Mciradden. of fjovingtos, Tenn., in
describtng' to its itsartiaberiof Dyer
asq. , uoion .pouaues, .Tcao eaid.
f'wby yoa have, to look up twice to
see the tops or some of them.' It
was fact that we were com polled to
look np tarMiMd four tioes to sew
the tops . of these: trees, some of
them, were three and some four hun
dred feet high. We measured with
a tape line Several; fifty and fifty-four
feet, and they are so thickly set
that it is quite impossible to drive a
wagon into the forest, and the gloom
is reartui at mia-aay. .
; By the roadside; two miles above
Gnrneyville, in the almost unbroken
forest, we came upon the most bean
tifal camp grounds Mre ever saw
bo me nnnarea . teat square . waa en
tirely inclosed by well built . Blank
houses, and well coveted with plank,
ana tats pisza or court was weu seat
id, with a nice preachers stand on
the, east side, , But the Preacher's
Palace is the, object , of greatest to
terest. "A" tree stands near on the
lett of thet stand, the heart of which
has been burned out and np for some
nttecn or twenty feet : the ax and
the, adze have done the rest.. The
first floor, full eighteen feet in diam
eter, is fixed up for Sitting room and
around It are beds fore dozen aleep-
eren There is a- sejrond story filled
with a ide bunks for sixteen more.
,Wbat'a,Mtree. and who pwilli belieye.
tnis story 1 wnat . were tbeieedars
of Lebanon in comparison-with these?
One of these trees would furnish
lumber enough to -build a meeting
house sixty by forty and fence the
lot from 75.000 td 80.000 feet. Lam.
,ber at twenty and twenty-five dollars
perhottsasd makes these tree val-
i ThsIJedwood evidently belongs to
the cypress lamily, jadglng frotn its
bark and foliage, but its' wood is
mahogany-' color,' the' grain course,
and fibre brush, i It Is as edduriog
as cedar, but will pot make fine fart
niture. lt.is an loyalaable wood to
A f4
fr-'l
j oiij
. 1.. 5. , f ; .
HdTT BE CTJEEPTflEff.'
? j fcq till -gOffaSaU tUl" t Oa'?i'i-,
part of their religion, to .twist their
necks out of joint to witness tne en
trance of every person: who passes np
thfeldklsthe chrrch mm- Si
Betn3forriedrfcsaJer
thjs turning practice U bi co usrega--
tea yon who the people are a each
onepztttBmomesinj' n-jKTi
ffts, TW!tlri w1thQA.lB die,
course until ftjgentieaau, euterrd,
-when ha bawled out like an nshen' '
uTWmUi Ai.'Wbn ';kta'-k vfifm
'trvertae mnjvrmQm t;-a ,m
De sgaln went onj withlhia ser
mon, when presently.,, another mas
pasaed. into the aisle, and he gave
his name, residence and occupation.
So be continued fOT some time,
5; Al. length some one opened 'the
door who was unknown to Mr. Deant
.when he cried outs , . ,-.,
' A little, old man. with' drab coat
and an bid whiter hat.( Dont know
him; look for yourselves.n ;
A, The congregation. was cured.
-.:A PLAIN ST ATEJH3T. ,' H
. The "receipts of the Board of For-
eisn missions or the Bonthern uap-
fist CJonventionv tfrom the? firsr of
1979. Have " nov mcV by some
thousand: dollars, the , f necessary
disbursements of the Board. The
aggregate"' receipts have - hot1 been
leas than. theeesi of : the 'same period
last yearf The short eontba occurs
by) tbe . Board . havings to pay some
seven thousand dollars of last years 1
Indebtedness, a reported to the ljoh-
vehtrudtsoassKsvea nv&ama
doll tsyczd tLs f sada t lavesd,
fori the Come ChapeLTaiiuaks np
thiacenciL orth Carolina u asked
ta iadd CtCCO to fcer csttnisiicss.
xaywhatra8JCitiit2:taasti3tf t Ccrr CIrrzU: Eztt:iU tlz txtcca
czy f-!!v ca tb9
ttCciT---3
Sji awaa., -J W. V-a' I
ratuwcrbef?re ..
, f 3 C aw. 7X ;
. f 7r i 4i -.oaawwTiDaT-t . rt.,7i-.
&bu& & -Board, mnd Btc Bi Jtmt ' :s '
' . if I L ' a- a-r-I.
Saaday ! School Instltate-Ceatral As ;
oclstion.. " t. . -;
1 Bjmday'SoWlntutwwui be held ht"
the Central Aeeooiatioa on the Ilfth Bnndey '
in) Haroh at the plaoes turned below,' at ;
wtieato the fottowiag qMeUona wittbe
ditonseed; rrA -i-vest- 'i'v'J ti." iigjf
JatWb, ta.jt ih,k a, MT1Sondav4-
Sohoob ran well lor a while, ana than !. - '.
x Wwlst are the 'elements VlJoh naka ".7J
anboeaefalSnndejBohoolr 7 '" 'i; ri
SruVn "What ttleOon't doss rth 8undur v
Soheol ametala to the ohnroht ' .
th. s"OoRht anytUaK exoept lhBible t.-', 1
ba unght ia Sunday School V '' ; -:
5th. "Shall we ornnice in the Central Aa-
Milt . a..u.. ' k--' ..... .. 'm ' .
School Con-ettoar; - : -..
Flat Book church; epeakers, ForeDOon t ' i
lstsabjeot; W. L. Wright and C A Hon.'j
ingez. Sadnbjeet; P.; If. Harrhna ,aad H.
P. Johnson. Afternoon. Srd snbloot; T. H.
Bonner, W. O. Hart and N. Y. Galley, 4th
subjeot : H.J. Oonyen, J. T. Aldenaaa and
a&Vania.- v' ' - ;
Perry ohepel; Forenooa: j; B. Jonee and
H. MonUgue; Cept Bid Joyaar and O. P. - :
Bjanriok. JAittemoon Wat MitsheO, Ber. X. (
F. Beachaia and a E. Goweri W. L. Potest,
M.;B. PimIl and W. f. Jonea. VL Tiraon ' .
ForeaooBi Ti. B. Hula and if. D. Allen; J. XT, '
Holding and E. 8. Dunns Afternoon W. N.1
JoneA W. XL i Lewellan and B. XL 'Phillips; ' "
John ArmatrDog. If. V. MeDoSU nod N. R.
Pittman.7:;"" . ' , . . C V?
The 5th subject 1 for general diecuasion "
tn the afternoon. The exerebee are to begin
'promptly at 10 o'clock, and it ie hoped that
each epeaker appointed will make it a point '
to be preeent ' The 'first named brother in
each ttei, wOl act ae conductor of the Inad- r
' Hopirth brethren wilt folly diecuat the 1
th subject; and lei mo know the eonelaaioa ; '
arriTedat f v. X'-7" ,C ? f Joaar X. lUl,? ?
... ...... .'li.a1. V fWIUu f.. -
OI tMJS-a-i i a ( yvwaiwaii r i
AseeelAtlensl'S. 8. Coertrntisa J ' "'' "'"f '
T Tn Baptiat denosiinaUiA kiartk Cart-! m.
Una ia f yeat tmtobldf body, eepeoiaHy !b x .
pact to.the ' Sonday SohooL work, anoVl, .
tUak greatly needs nbdiriding for fpsedflo' ' ,
an4 particular departments of "- tho: work.li "
W bare aeea this xeapHfledV too, m the '
jStaia IQauoa work, ; mil than a a taU i .
Mieeoa Board, and ooa that la doing a great tf s
deal,) etilL there i need- ot AaaooiaUonal
Boaxdi through wh- to( mora throughly,.. ,
carry on the greay work of spreading jtbe goe
pel throuehotrt oar destitute aaettons, ' And ' 1 !
ra no pert of theSfaUia the eauaa' Wetter'
joinoeed than jhertbeea Boarda are aa 1 o
aisag th 8taBoardU 1 1 think something
of kmd la needed , in the Sunday Sahsol v
work. '"We eeML flraC a Biotlat State Suni:
'day School Conation, ' properly olScered "
and equipped; ah47theaa'wery Aaaoalatioal
should haw; ta orgaiiiaatfcm of tta own; with ': !
Preaiaeato r3eortaryti T'eeamier Suttetkal
Secretary,; leonliTf Comitttoe, ? e theaa-,t.
ot yttuzae, to repoit to the State CoOTenUoa, .
rfoir Wn' ttot the brethren, hi" the 'different f '
AaaooUtiona come' te'mraaatUnoa and -aUl"'f ;
tw hrttTtngmota tboroaguly to orgaaixaooi r''jl
:8tmdayahOMwWkrar) s-rhf !a 3.'-1
isiiuiitafofaiiii: f:'-5t;: !
i4 1 am hi teoeipt ot ' a oefr eacallant llttte ?
pompMM goitew wp by Bro JL Payoa Patter, j
of Caiotgo, CL, which eouUinf some af tha
ytrj beat Sunday, Bcbool information lab. ,
had, aH in a aot-ehelL Erery Saaday Sohool .
worker In the Unttedj States ahould own a T'':
apy? 1 It ooata only 2S oenta, and gf Tea the ''
atetiatlcea of all the Sonday 8ohoot work to f -all
the Etatee. ia tbenion, together wUh thf j
Prorincee of taatnadae ; j alao forma foc,r; ,7
oity, township, eonnty, Stats' and Prorincial 4 -. .
organIraUona,'wilh the best hinta at the way t
U et tnetanpV ; It gires aho aketchee of thai '
hiatory of the Xitional and International ' t
Snaday Bobooi ConT-nllo fraeK their sratt $: i
orgapitatioa la 18S3.dowa to the praaent
e..,.,! baa, too, eereral email maps gmag
the- comparatire emnunt of work dona in the
smral parte of thi United States: li faoC ' ;
Ikaow of do book which ' presents so much 3 -
informaUon and ao maay.faeta of iaterest tar.;
so small a apaoa.- Bead 25 eaats to , Bro; ' :j
Porter and get one. t-
CU-Fsahiaa Bible SehapL ;1
'Aad all the peopte gatherthemeelTea to-1 ,
getheras one man into, the street that was ..,tl .
before the water gate ; and they spake nnto
Earn the scribe to bring the book of the law fc
of Uoaaa, which the Lord bsl eonmiaaded ter .' - '
r.And Earatha pries brouatt the law ) 51 i
baforo ta.eoagregatioWfibp;Tl '
woin,an4aa that oouw. hear. Vila flnierr' -ataadiag;'
mvm&t&ZZt&f "Eia".
mosta.1 And!The reaa ttereia ttXre 'tie
treet that wai before tie aLr i .3 frc-i tLa "t -
aorning until ml&bsyy? bef-r' tl tsa' and '
iaWwwBaai'Saa lhc?a acslJ.ttiaKtsr Ji" sr.
and ee eara of a!T; tt p-'e.-r-rrattertiTa' -
unto the book of IU lav. , . "-
Ca JLey'reii la tie book Lx Hi L n c f C. 1
CaUty 'asli'ckt'a? tie "ici'.'4 i-1 ; 1 .. . 2
25
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