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give the Holy Communiou tb
proceed in a very unchurchly ma: -iibr,
show their lack of iuterest in
and care for bonis they profess to
have won and they live and labcr
in direct disobedience to onr Lord's
command, Matthew, 28, 10, who
instructs them to teach and baptiz;,
and they are therefore not worthy
under-Bbepherda in the fold of 01 1
Lord.
8. That as they do not baptize,
visit the sick, bury the dead, and
perform pastoral labors on accout z
of their frequent change, the pecs
pie should first and last and alvn
prefer support, help, stand by labcr !
w ith and pray lor their own pastoia I
instead ot evangelists. j
. That the right place for evac i
gclists is in mral districts, neglected
hamlet", etc., where there are no j
churches, and not in cities wheieJ
there are churches and pastors. j
10. That as a clas no set of men J
in the church are more over-esti'ii
ated and over-rate! botu by them
selves and certain people in varioi.s j
communities than evangelists, an.l )
yet there are ministers true, Go tly j
men, in every large community, wh" J
are their tquals in scholarship, ora ,
tory and preacluug, and therefor j
there are no fet of men who are ovtr '
paid more nnwoithiiy than evange j
lis's, and because this is the cato
tbe.v ate tv mgt-lis's.
11. That any evaugelia' who is s(
awlu'ly awful opposed to liquor.. I
nn 1 s ) very, iy, eiy extreme 01
the lljuor husiiu 8, when l.quor mei I
give to help build laVernacles, im J
aid evangelists, and theie is not 1-. j
church in Wilmington that has no:
such mo;:ey in it by the hundreds o
dollar;', aiid when ministers' child
ren are educate in schools by it,
and printers and tiry goods mer
chants, etc., live? from it either di
rectly or luiliiectl.y, and such evan
relist, with all bis public parade
and tirade against said tratlic, will
pot up or stay in a hotel in which
liquor its sold, aud will not ask when
a collection is taken, whether any
liquor mouey is put iu, I refu.-e to
accept it, such evangelist ia guilty
of inconsistencies that border cu
hypocrisy as near as the morn dots
the sun.
Ilaviug now presented the geuer
aI beads, let me submit the shorter
and moie specific.
1. That the word "Tabernacle" is
a tnisnomtr, in view of the way in
which they are constructed. I? is a
biblical name for a very uubibbcdl
thing.
2. That "Tabernacle' is a misno
iner on account of the miserable
things said aud done in it otttimes
and that the comparison with the
ancient Tabernacle aud its holy
uses seems like ai iusult to ancient
Israel.
o. That the Tabernacle is an ac
tiqiited Jewish thing, and an ec
tirely uuchiistiau thing and out of
place in the Christian era.
4. Taat the Tabernacle, iu its be
ing offered as a tit place for services
on the Lord's day, iustt ad of a con
secrated house of worship, is unde
niably wiong, makes a mockery of
dedication, is contusing to the pec
pie, and coutraiy to the history both
of the Jewish church and the Chris
iao church.
5. That to worship lu such a place
is contrary to the example of our
blessed Lord who weut to visitiug
the Temple, went again aud again
to the Synagogue, and who did not
even erect a ''Tabernacle" ou the
Mount of Transfiguration;
6. That the excuse aud use of a
Tabernacle for meetings instead of
a church is a hypocritical pretest,
when people who go and hoar tire j popularize sinful ways and to min-j
expected to behave as if they were j lead the young r.y making them;
in church, but the minisier can talk think that if these greaf evangelists
from "the business end ol a muleweie bo bad and all at once became
down to the polecat of heli" ami it
is said, well it is not a church, but
you must behave as ff you were In
church. The contrast t the saciea
use of "the Tabernacle" ot ancient
Israel, with those of our day,should
make us blush.
7. The use of a Tabernacle, to gel
a "Tabernickle" from the "bench
warmers,-' and to cry on 8ouls,souls
but reach out hands continually and
beg for money, money, is a flat de
nial of the object for which it was.
eaid.it was intended above all other
things.
8. To sell pictures of any uncle,
or books of any kind during service
iu a Tabernacle built to save souls
is worse than the money-changers
and the sellers of doves in the terns
pie in Jerusalem iu Christ's time,foi
they sold to help the worship, but
these only to make money.
9. That the services, in m . ty re,
apects are uoscriptaral as V-. ser
mons are the history of fami es, ils
likes, aud dislikes, expedience
laughable and overdrawn atones
and illustrations instead of preach
ing God's word.
10. That even texts are announc
ed that are no "texts," as the words
"What wait I for 1" A text must
contain some truth in co in ph in
form, so these words are not a text
even.
11. Its songs are often unchurch,
ly, the hymns of the church not te
iDg used, and often very nonsensical
and unscriptural, aa for instance,
page 71 in Triumphant songs, tb
piece entitled "Bells of Conscience.''
Whoever heard of conscience hav
ing a set ot bells, and page 408
"Keep in de Middle of de Road,'"
what inspiring help to Heaven is
such stuff.
12 The handshaking process and
invitation are no signs of conversion
and are unscriptural in their histo
ry, contrary to reason and the chuicb
doctrine that God's word and Go i's
spirit are the agencies of true con
version. 13. A conversion atter, bv and
.. . 1
throughout a sermon with an lm- !
pioper text, and made up of family
history, jokes aud anecdotes, is a
caricature on holy religion and
should be stopped by law.
14. That to wish to overpersuade
meu is unscriptural and leads to
falso conversions. !
15 That to want to see immedi-'
ate fruits of labor is contrary even
to nature, much more to sciipture
1G. It is one of the basest drc
trims to say we must get down to
the people with vulgar terms U
reach them. It is fallacious aac
fearful in its consequences and hat
no liibla support for them, one
would have to get druuk to reach a
diuukard-
17. Crowds are no sign of right
and so with evangelists, they go not
so much for God's word, as to heai
the new and the sensational.
18. Sensational evangelists com
iug into a community do more harm
than good.
1. By their presence, they draw
people away from the church.
2. By their coming from time to
time teach people to put off repents
ance
3. By their running down the
ministry.
4. By their running down church
members.
5. By their absolute indifference
as to souls when time for leaving?
comes. No matter how many souls
are being converted in their certain
way, mey would ratner go to save
time than remain to save souls.
G: By teaching or claiming that
they can say what the ministers can
not siy. This is untrue and un
scriptural and no verse in the Bible
sajs "The Uncle Evangelists'' can
say just what they please, but the
rest of you beware !
7. By teaching that you can be
con vetted aud regenerated before,
you joiu the church, thus ignoring
baptism.
8. Using hard names as "polecatt
of hell;" it is an insult to the atom?
mens of Christ. He died for tin
souls of all men and no minister
dare theiefore say any mau for whom
Christ died is a polecat of hell, or
"you polecat ot hell," for Christ did
not Oie for such.
1). By getting tabernacles built
they cau3e money to be spent thar
could aid institutions of mercy and
do more good.
10. Having laymen preacb,as well
as ministers, is ouly injurious, as it
ignores ordination.
11. That stories of 'sintol lives
shameful conduct, etc., as told by
certain evangelists, are calculated t
good, why not they also, aud almost;
make one believe that iu order to be
good or great, it was necessary to ;
get drunk, etc.
12. They only at the best can
start men in a better course, and it
it takea ten ministers and an audi
ence of 5000 to convert a man, it
will take even more to keep him
faithful, and when all is gone and
the evangelist is gone, he goea back .
harder to reach than ever, by bot't
the regular ways aud the extraordi
nary aud unusual.
Now, in God's name, these prop
ositions are laid down for discuss
ion. I am set for the defense ot the
church, her regular ministry, her
regular worship, etc., iu preference
to every form of so-called modern j
evangelism. May God correct the j
evils of the system and bring to
himself honor and toHis holy church
more of her rights in this move.
Ezek. xxxiii, 7, Matt, xxviii, 30. Re
spectfally submitted,
F. W. E. PESCHAU,
EvaDgelical Lutheran Minister.
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When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoiir
Praise.
Some dislike praise. Perhaps it
is a strange taste ; but we like it
or, to speak truth, we feel sure that
we would like it, and that wo would
come to love it dearly.
It is even a sweet thing to think
upon. Of course, there woald be
times and p'aees for praise.
For praise is like a kiss delec
table; but not to be offered in pub
lic. Those who would embarrass n,
let them praise us in company, and
they shall not know onr true nature,
for most, sturdy shall be our dis
claimer; but those who come wh-u
we are alone, they may kiss us 01
piaise us all day loug.Puck.
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Geu'l Pass. Agent.
CAROLINA GEVTRHL SHGEDULE.
MOVING WEST.
NUMBER ONE
Passenger, Mail & Express Train.
Stations. Abrive. Leaves.
Wilmington am 9 30
Charlotte p m 4 33
JPaw Creek 4 52
Mt Holly 5:04
Stanley Creek 5 20
fronton 5 36
Lincoluton 5 52
Cherry ville 6 20
Wocj 6 29
Shelby 6 50
Battimore 7 10
Aooresboro 7:21
Ellenboro 7 30
tfostic 7 45
Forest city 7 55
Rotberfordton I 8 05 I P m
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Passenger, Mail & Eiprsss Tralv
STATIONS.
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Forest city
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Arrive, i Leaves.
a m &Ab
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Throneli Jmirbt and Dasseneer
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Sheriff, J. B. Luckey, Lincolnton, N O
Cl'k. Sup. Court, O. E. Uhilds, " "
Keg, ot Deeds, 13. C. Wood,
Treasurer, L. T. Willkie. "
Surveyor, C. C. Bess. "
Coroter, J. C. 'wover, "
Supt. Pub. Inst. Alf. Nixon.
BOARD or COUNTY CCilMISSIOKIRX.
T. II. Hoke, Cniu'n. Lincolnton. N. C
A. L. Cherry , Triangle, '
J. E. Keinhardt, Iron Station,
P. A. Keep, Keepsville, '
W. M. Hull, Orleans,
COUNTT BOARD Or EDUCATION.
R.Z.Johnston, Chm'n, Lincolnton ,c.
J.O. B&s, 4
S. V. Uoodaon, 4 4
rosT mistress.
Miss Nannie C Iloke.
town officers:
Mayor, H. E. Kamsaur.
Secretary Treasurer, W. K. Edwards.
Town Const. Chas. Jetton.
Commissioners : P. J. Pate, Blair
Jenkins, F. A. Toby, H. W. Burton, T.
II. Iloke, W. L. crouse, L, T. Wilkie, P,
fr. Beal.
ARRI7AL of mails.
Hails on C C Railway, distributed 6:30 P
M and 11 A M
tlails on Narrrw Gauge Kailway, distrib
uted 7:30 P M and 12 M.
Star Kouto, via Keps ville, leaves Lin
colnton at 7 A M, Mondays, Wedntsdays
f.nd Fridays; arrives at Lincolnton at 4:30
I? M on Fridays, Thursdays and.Saturdays
Public Schools open December, Janu
ary, February and March
Board of Commissioners meet first Moni
ray in each mouth.
Town Council meet first Friday night in
nen moiuh, at 7 o'clock.
Hoard of Kducation meet first Monday
rJanuarv. June September and December
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REAL ESTATE
AGENCY.
FINLEY AND ROBERTS.
LINCOLNTON, N. C.
XN ORDER TO OPEN UP A
channel tbrougb ' wbluh f.nrti s
bere aud peo)lt),ffom otber parta ol
the country, esptcially irom tb
Norib, may be enabled to secure
valuable property in Liucolnton and
Lincoln county, by being made&c
quuiiiteii with tbe true value,healtb
tulnea &c, of Lincolnton and the
surrounding couutiy, and
In oidei tbut tbose bodinng pro
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tematio method of disposing of the
same to tbe benefit of all concerned
by haying it advertised and the
points ot value cteaily pointed out
to put chasers, and
In order to establish for oureeivei
a buuiueas from which we hope to
reap eouie legitimate piofits, direct
ly or indirectly, by; increasing the
population aud the business of Our
town,
We have ewtablished at Lin
colnton. a teal estate Hgmcy, to
buy, sell, rent and negotiate real
estate of all kiude ou couimidaioa
aud otherwise.
And in order to accomplish the
objeete herein briefly referred to, we
respectfully ask the cooperation of
our citizens.
. Those in the county having tim
bered, farming or mineral' laods,
water powers, developed or
undeveloped, for sale, rent or ex
change; and .-..-.-.
Those having real estate of any
kind for safe, rent or exchange, in
Lincolnton, may find it to their ad
vantage to coriler with either party
of this agency. ......
WeofFer the following valuable property
1. One lot on Math street 75 yards west
of the courthouse square on which there
a large two story brick house with a bases
roent, a well built residence containing 18
rooms.
2- A cottage in. Queen Ann style of
architecture, together with ate acres ot
ground surrounding and joining. The
property is improved by shrubbery, fruit
trees, &c., together with well and accessary
outbuildings, and a neat, comfortable bus
iness office.
8. Two building lots on Main street,
near tbe depot, containing a fine grove of
oak trees. Valuable property alio for
manufacturing establishments.
4. About four acres ol land South East of
the Co art House. Excellent for building
purposes.
5. Two town lots in the South ust part
of town on which are two two story dwel
ling houses containing 4 rooms each.
C. About 131 acres about 1 1-2 miles
from Lincolnton and about $ of a miJe
Irom the Lithia Springs about 90 acres
wood land and 15 sores bottom land.
7. A tandscme cottage in .North East
square situated on a mou beautilul lot.
All the aoove described property is val
uable and ill be sold on easy termB. It is
situated in and sear one of the most
healthful towns iu the South and surroun
ded witti a ertiltt coy tit 1 yand Las the very
bert of lai road lacmt-tk.
For luriLer particular tddies,
FINLEY r hl'HfcKj.
Lincoiiitoti, N. C, Ma.:b X, ttt
is Torn BACK ACHES, .
Or 70a are all worn out, :eaily good or noUi-j
tor , It is general debUUr. .Try
It till MM rm oImm wnm Kwm arwl flM;
1 m. carxl .nitllA.
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