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the6Human religions are compared in thethe our erctse any active tnlluencnliiIn the affairs of thethe doctors are being trained according to ourBible to broken cisterns that can hotd nono thebecoming becoming- realm His is the Isabel are medicine These ideas Donna of water all God Is himself the source l allus Wehavereceivedaneatcardinvitingus We have received a neat card inviting usI comthat- ruling com true religion and in contrast with bropeople that unfortunately mid Ihe spirit an influence rltlln she great of men bro NightingaleofMiss Miss Florence Nightingale to the marriage of AfTCCTAM TmTDMAT think- plctcly cisterns in this same verse Jen Romlsh- ken J er if 133Romish led to think arp 3l pletely under tlio control of tho Romishare treated by our doctors arc Jed jwnclsterns JOURNAL- toRev rFOREIGN MISSION JOURNAL AuFOREIGN Au fre 1 League on Wednesday living to Rev T JLeague Is compared livingof to a fountain promptshowprompts how people which the Christinity of tendency The Church the better of At religionhave waters All human systems of religion gust 14lh at Louisville Ky It would havepoUtlcnl- are not only incapable of produdngllvlng poUtlcnl benevolence- tWf kind benevolence ever i3 fLWay from ll1ery both polltlCtprodudngllvlngbut and carrie out such given us pleasure to have been present butANNUMboththesought In both the lRATES PER ANNUM 1and RATES uom have theytheytl who perfect freedom religious few a thotle and Not of they anu penecD broken rtvc to in 1CW U1 ireeuom s1 but like U10C reugious cisterns wter llu extend 4ulrt as that was impossible we gladly extendwill wtlt hold no water simply vill They are not simplythe healing heating of their bodies have found theheaIlE youngyoung vounsr bid the congratulations and or our snme-B power on a lower level snme wisdom and powerofNEEDTUE THEE JOURNALS TIMEE OFF NEED I For papers selArAtdy addressed either to sameA large proportion of officesthe divine religion but as religionsoffices religions than their Great Physician as they go to theircouple U God speed or to different post otacesthey tllan I resbyte nan church inin Presbytrian ofof the the the members Jnof the they summer months incone t the Jn In ctincapable income failures re holding etcof holdingIninare ct cu 8 5 holdingIn ley in in North ChinaChina one One ne copy apiecethe- the 831t cIS nplecapiece work in through the SSHCU saving way anton have even themodlha ve been brought ln wayeven Canton outlay themodi outla- any helpful and saVing Three copies Q tli or Joltmal usually falls short of its outlaytheow inin safely Mrs arrived has Duggan P J Bolushh11 beof truth th whichh they may have inn solusolu hospital and be ylnfllIce and work ork done In the hospitalexpect- cum oftru and experience has taught us to expect II For pnckale5 sent to one person who work- influence Saltitlo and is preparing for her work tton thetion and wpotty unable to provide the ellonalble for their dIstribution reelansible ellonalble Religious services whiSh servtces are held there twice aa- this But this summer the failure in inin soul of maw whichh living with vim he man WhCwhich the water apieceapllceapllce therecuartec 2lcts there or more at Fonrcopiesfortiormorent Wl11 canFour coplts for Fonr queSch can nd and wl a l1 hiTthirst who day for he da patients the apIeceapIece weetc ct apiecewe usual III or more and wilt thirstwill than tall greater quench been his has come thirst for COllIes ve Twentyave tyt1 ShanghaiTwen Bro T C Drltton writes from Shanghai apiece more at lb cis apiecedoib or moreat16cts do are attend fallallOne Hundred covles for till theirtAnd the thirsty millions hold out ou theirare beginning to get uneasy lest the fall their feaders and preachers whomI am now able to tell the people to whom InRellor 1nRegisOrderor inRRi wardswards waras remit by Draft Postal Order the Pleaseremlt PIInee work tue in Christian much muCM prlate h49nenu nnstian our hands in mute appeal for a draught from49nenu romwill find us with so large a deficit in ourfrom rom chang- I sell books a few things about them andRndand Prlvaf ered ratter and notify us rnowiTLY of any change tared tered ered cannot account that we shall be unable to make it-it the living fountain whos waters flow soand specIally amoS those who cannoten soaddress n addressso in behow be to condition and man the lost of services up It has been the purpose and effort ofmorning and evening servicesIOURNAL attend rIlSSION IOURNALRwrwMiinwinimNAL of freely among us FOREIGN thm themAddreB9 We refuse it to thmAddress Addres them Addres thus attend the Itt is a real relief to me to be thussaved s2ved VA RICHMOND ICHMOND Vdaysdays On dispensary days two or three years- when we neglect to send it to them On forfor the editor of the journal for some years brought in contact with the peoplepeople brought aAa out past to tw hundred outeach week from one totwo eac the- how shall they believe in him of whomthe whom past to run the paper without cost to thecomeafh com Miss Emma Young who has been comRATESAADVERTISING ADVERTISING RATES treatment- Board thus giving medlc1 treatment patients Pallents come for mecal most they have not heard ivin to the Board a mostAnd how shall theythey this patte1ts pelled by duties at home to return to thisdays vaTuaWe disseminating Special efforts are made dUringZ these daysSpectal mission- I hear wuhoutVap7eacheVrAnd shal1disseminating mission shallwithout a preacher And nd v how ouux of shall means valuable ouuxI counrry7ha7a7rKedin1MissVoudUI 9 1 hasIn has Missouri arrived has country a JUG u m uiioauuu She nthsUnths 1 Months them r to them sen themMonths iem ary information ttoo preach the gospel trosoel 10 Month Moth Months Months AOB sen- 1 SPACE81 iem or sell missionary they preach except they be sentSPACE JsrACK sent and stirring up missionarysrACK worker l Preacn ine Rospei And workebeen a most efficient and successful workerl theseu u many of these gospel a tract a 00or e expense expense1 2 00 witt1 1itte 60 6 li 45 churches 3 6 60 2 the 20 1 in i interest 1 2 TjHjiljilJIlMlilMllliMlljljMVllllMlUTjHjiljilJIlMlilMllliMlljljMVllllMlUJ InchInchtninM One Inch ninM feltdeeply will felt be and loss in her rI Canton CO 22 12110 60 12 6 in48 40 in I to take an tn TI1tS Inches poor suflerlnR ones are led tc Two InchesS years ome yearsH whole an 10 some done If we extend our survey over the wholehurto been a S be ouum This has ouul 00 in 82 gg 18 00 uullu and ailud in 20g S 60 9920 uccin do on May her mantle fall onInches In that mission IncheTbreelnch TbreelnchThreeinches 8 Three I vatlon I n their souls 0046 00 salvationsa 26B 00 13 00 soul s salvation the 4 75 terest tercst in turn field of Moslem doctrine and practice theeven been enabled to turncolumn SS sQuarter Quarter columnhas the Quarter theJoltrtlal Journal owfl lw 9l1 Missouri00 Missouri goes 00 9000 48 2afrom who Miss there McMinn 4800 jo 9 MW lffiolumn ffiolumn 926 columnits column Half medCal over some money left over and above exlialf f Special reason for asking for medicalMy vjct 2 becomes irresistible that itsMv 178 00 ex conviction ro 0-2 17800 92 ro 1s8 00 One column been beenin has in moral influence the world October beeVr Octobin Octobervuiuuci i hos penses 1V rlt j open another hosU 15 not to onen missionaries l ButRut- harmful Rut Board tsstnarles treasury of the to the spiritual its haveand results have Penses f havAllianca pltal A fire broke out in the steamer AlliancaL for or this room forthere is rnnm pital inn p of- brought Canton where thprU forncoDTrTriMTWrTcunN to man nothing higher than for coDTrTriMTWrTcunN BOARD TOR has been at times when the friends of thlshasbrN MISSION BOARDthlshasbr etFOREIG 0FOREIGN eFOREIGN FOREIGN BOARDonwhich July- P Miss Emma MortonsaUedin Morton sailed in July on which MissEmma onwhich Jul iis interior- the paper have exerted themselves in itsand selfrightepusness self righteousness malism Sdtan isthe interior to go into tne but logo several others its 0 U ita CONVENTIONCONVENTION companycompany BAPTIST in went She Rio for SOUTHERN Janeiro de THE as sometimes transformedOF transformedItransformed three- Unhoir anH wtth other missionaries and open three with sub- represented imhro ofsubof sub 0nt in lanr nnmhr nfcnh numbers large sent and cnt behalf j light Islam reangel as f of a Methoht re an into of missionaries Metho of the a with numberof witha number f f done lu IRGINIAnUGINIAnuoiNlA we should LOCATED AT KICIMOKC to scribers in order oraer toWe CATKD ICATKD ocATJlD w missions new snouia Border The same thing could be doneplayingligious system may be regarded as playinePplaying abandonedldist The passengers abandoned dist church three- this a1ready begun open three carry n vork on ork he partt of U an angel of light among theif the readersour too not is readers tthe ate late this yearit by her in small boatsboats lay vessel but the IIAunlsHABUI HARRIPngSIDENT1f H worldprovince- and friends w PBMIDMCTH PnItSIDItNTIl BMIDMCTH in the Canton provtnce province two m missions tw new misson3 on religions of the world help us A little effort onwill he theynew theythey when control was fire under until the W w O 0WTMd Atplayedhas Ma00W At the part of our readers would add hunIn no other part that he has playedhaswong Sal province SCICEPItE8IDENTSJoebua Lnerlng VICIIREBIDItNT8JosbulI in the Kwong one m hunhun FIllHaney FIll NAnalleyFlaNA trip and E Owen Vaa NAnalleyFla TomklpI returned on board and continued their tripomktee Ia AAEOwen onetheWedO DIed he so boldly and successfully defied the 1P Dtlgby Ky W Or theach of these stations there should be one ofof number if to the thousands f not dreds J L White NnT O Greene Brazilto OarroltCarrollBrazil n Mo II Oarrolt inn safety soe Alabamn J P 101 very power of the Lord And this for the veryOneOne subscribers If the pastors of the churchesmissionaries verther and two other mtsstoartes medIcal medical churches churcheThomasSS C-OOTAxai TAxai W L Kllpltrlck 00 A J S Thomas Pezai W RevTc7Britton shortlyRev T C Britton and wife will shortly GeorgeOGeorge e55rwSS Ark Georgefol in in the inIn generaiy ham TennJ15 Searcy VaWillioMiss R JyitnTwffiWKtkUMWva does not like the idea of settling to peo pe- reason that he has developed in his folgenerally cared to have their peoitnTwffiWKtkUMWva having sdos W F Attkleeon W Va locate in Soochow China they havingWhltfletd selfrighteousnessphy- pie informed about our missionary op selfrighteousness phy formalism and selfrighteousnessASa from travel lowers days ten o tenor or five terior otror oplOPpie TUPPER inOORRaSPONDtNGSECRETARYHA ooBnK8PONDiNoSKCBBTABYHATUPPEH OOnRItSPONDING remained OnRItSPONDING SItCRXTARVlIA TUPPERAremainedinin Shanghai up to this time in over overKchildren sician espectally S1Cia StCla word Grossest wickedness is more easily overBELLesPecialiv If he has childrenBELL erations and would by a seasonable wordtheS1Cia SECRETARY T P DELLASSISTANT SSISTANT SISTANT SEcnKTAUYT the re some knowledge of thet o acquire order setset qutte from the pulpit and elsewhere help thoseselself come by the truth than formalism and selfIS quitemissions is rntsSlOns ThisIS work off medical This WILLIAMSRthose O WILLIAMS TREASURERJ TRSAsDmenJ mfdical aloneYrk KCOAB language before going to a new field alone w COAB CLARKBrighteousnessLand- who wish to help theMfWI righteousness mABM teachings and the Sptrlt th th RXCORDING SEcnItTBTA B CLARREkeeping Wtlh XCORDING ECORDING in i n ood- righteousnessIn oodgood g ood much the SDlV Journal keePtnf forw for fSxoTH Bro J A Barker and wife are looked forTTDURNETTTT DURNETT AUDITonII AUDITOIIH O BURN ChristChrtst would works orks r su of Chrtst and his dlsctples w would b e done wouldd- one and less Ignorance wouldwou Id be lfC1 lfC1ij Jrthe of His letter in another part ofuhis Win every day BOAnDOFMAKAaEB8HKEiiy8onoH Japan 11eej isOT lIANAGEnsH It Ellyson O II Winn e sick BOARD Ve find a paragraph in The BOAnDoJ IS d IS h h dis d O ij We ld Keck and he an e k e t o f TheJafian old healed ea often ften ten stc OIOpOIOp Clopdoes O rr S often exist among pastors and people than doesW E Hatcber J PoUrd comingston dA coming for gives reason issue their this of April 20 concerning the work ofly Afcrilof of illail LandrumHutwVThoSwVLand healheal devtls and out preach cast to W n ThomM W W Lnndrum ciples clple devilsiand clple ton J 13 Hutson workwork concerning that PPP collegeT cot1egecot1ege D tile Secretary C Mr BnrnAtt sorrowsomething Ryland Mr L RylandH of H sorrow O Vishard reveals of the and home n n S Bosher J L It11 CurryOeo Oooper 00 r sickCurry stck the b y seI d us d s favor d se could o a 11 cou Many any 0 riends f 11 nen Y C A lavor ourwhom to of branch Mathews R H Pitt US our the thishaving to take this that fills their hearts at WLitaeldBap curi Theo Whitfield There surely must be many young Bapreferred associations letters from Japan have frequently referredcuring subscribers at the associationsLord to the They gave me Lorduora trave themselves wemseives 10 atready whicbthey who ho are readythe step at to thef in our churcheS tist doctors In hurh ttst tist glad in connection with the recent revivals We will be gladt All communication in reference which they may attend H ThedirectsTheTdirects He and says Kobe Kyoto ana ne The Mail and The uirecis tosuchto such to give ives ive wiiling be to and addressedtotieir gtve should will addressed willBoard Boartlahould who to copies all this a thisBoard snecimen specimen 99 coples bunnes80ftMs buainessof of to send inm government in students Barkerof the attItude attitude Barker from brother A letler I later sfecimen who n those wno try fto help Secretaryould be Ii wouw would workk y Corresponding giao if De very glad oecr worK inose who1 UPPER in theirus inn this way or m their stitutions towards Christianity has changedUPPKR borretponamg Secretary angedH A TUPPER changed anged ch Jn gives to Rio and givesannounces their going work churches th1l1tng of entering upon such workare thlnkn wonderfully during the past few years andVahelpand Ya help time is to Now ond Yathe Richmond continueare continue hope that they may be able to continuef so adexperienced of an appearance the I ad Miss and would write to me at Kossuth c BraziBrazilttiirl Brazil Wishard work inr Southern will Mr thoseenable viser as those viser Hosweredisciples young were Hos wilt the report Canton of will May a three send them 1884 In qTATF niinTAQ STATESSTATErue OF THE STATES lrue QUOTAS nF THE form lanlilyhavearrivedfamily have arrived arrived- pital Eager and lanlilyhavearrived Rev j H Eagerand worshipping- who are favorable to Christianity to formfg into prison for not worshipping j ive them all the informatintl I thrown Into and give themselves into efficient wcietles and turn l1ntl turnlike telejvlneJ1lcli1Lo5AeA1 can wife an on this subject l1 the host as it was borne past But likeConvention safely in Italy and he and his excellent wifeSWhen Vhen the Southern Baptist ConventionWhen applicationapplication Send your vouraonllcation can sublet the account efforts shouldIt best to their should sang Paul and Silas they prayed and sanglying rlor appointiJfail white corbe remembered that the approved the statement of the Doard that are getting ready for the hard work lyingcor R IC h mon d Va for D r Tupper RichmondVa t o Dr to appoint praises unto God even In jail and a by bybyby love mente by dially recognizing the workthat is done byits out before them which they so much lovecarry on itsfrancs diatly passer in the slreet sent them five francsme nt 150000 would be necessary to carryon evangelical missions in Japan does notnot doendaysdays do en singing its the to ten After and bv sweet year for ear their enlarging work this which supernatsupernat theories accept accept the admit theirsenten7exViredVThejudgede oT their de sentence expired the Judge deof to MD dorsement virtually directed the Board toMissionary HeraldOPDADO PICKED UPreligionjWssioJlary Herald UP SCRAPS had uralism in religion manded the fine of fifty francs They hadwaswas MISSIONSSSONS MEDICAL MISSIONS lay out a work requIring that sum it waslayout From every source comes testimony toprisonto prison IsH What is Included in iloslcm doctrine isno money and he remanded them to Is Secretaryhe the wonderful progress necessary for the Corresponding Secretary Christianity isten days Two days later hefor Bother another SIMMONS is SIM10NSE Z SIMMONS DY REV Rl Is essentialnot Is there essential what valuable but priest had comcom making in Japan and the readiness of allseveral set them free for a11 the amount among the severala1to apportion theamountantong tlssions Y tho miSSionsmiSSions tlssions card for foreign missionses plained that lis parishiorers our churches and esprayer permitting the In 11lor1lillg In rnoruing11lor1lillstood arisiners bestbesThis he did according to his best for September I see that medical missionsStates 1classes of her people to hear study andand missions13 pecially the church of Pari3 to set apart gand evening before the prapart- and prriJo1t listening toto classes prison thethe lad to know that theimpatient We grow impatientjudgment tjudment and we are glad and- that the nterest nterest- accept tbe Gospel interestBut various this ButGodof God the hymns they sang and I am glad lad brief mentioned at Interval missionaries arlous are ar It would sometimes to see our own missionaries onsympathy they were exciting wouldapportionment is meeting with approval Iton connected wo ap and no medical mission connectedwe bElIeve ndtes9cs to us all n serious apthey the onty only make more Protestants And so theyGeneral we have vilege to attend the Generalcondi privilege field taking advantage of this condihas been our pri the butbut people know our and ourselvesshaH set Board ourselves we demanding our peal detnandln that Review were set freeillissy ReviewUonven with strong to put a strongWe ought Association o f Kentucky and the Uonvention of things Sofor apart 66So BBJ So ou ou French little aboul this work I am anxious forfor rreiicii Evangelicals rvauKcinw fee There Is power in faithful witnessing forUIart Each- tittle Each tions of Mississippi and Louisiana force therethere missionfhe- Christ even in Spain where the abovesend some medical mission Southern Baptists ought to feel The Board to our above resolutionresolution of these bodies by special resolutionor thethe trade of the nations with Africa amounts toto mentioned incident occurred The attention Canton such Aud suchpaperpaper Th very trae A Buddhist Editor of a secular nnraStates aries to should be ThenT accepted the amounts assigned the StatesSmof witness is being called to this verySm A large part ofi37OOOOOQ 375000OOQ 37500000 per annum Baptists fields in mission fieldall in borne bein Mfel in Japan thus sounds the alarm to his feluseuse to and the brethren promised nd undertinderpeople under bringing Is of bodrundsouldestroylnm In inm eans bodrundsouldestroyln bodyandsouldestroyibrinin trnl1e receiving tills this effective in women are and stoday Men today religionists religioniststhelow thetheir utmost exertions to raise the workers their bodies U the marks of the Lord Jesustruth Comparative statistics of workersngrumComparative influence of gospel truthrum rumComparative Jesus I want toBuddhists where are you to her the money Louisiana last year accepted hercomattentSnSto some facts and misIn mission fields make Baptists blush i com wor call rallyratlyrally calt your attention and rejoicing that they are H counted worIn Canton we have the first medical mis havinghaving but fears some with quota of 12000 2coo haveworkers to workerswho brethren converts the have of of thousand statistics a parativo parative paratlvo nameestablishedname hospital his for established thy to suffer shame year sionary society with gone over it her mission Board this yearDontgrown indifferent to our religion Dont on of make them praise God for his blessing onThis has been the mother ofin in China or an inwater dripping through thethe thheartily endorsed our appeal for hanhangof you see the hang han same time connection with this displacement ofthe and at In everyevery their nearly in their labor and China in idolsmany others idols soiling clothes our of and the roofs manr its otheJ crease and the Convention approved itsthereso the Mediator by his human mother there U arc solabors sIn shame that those laborsare misheads their mis thepriests you see goln the where about Protestant the land Dont heathen otller eacS is scarcely sursur streets caring only for their beautiful robesthatpaganS Dr other action in a circular received from DrSpaInSpain is a practical idolatry robes The Protestant Ohurch of Spain8mal1 lowest small on osmallThe is being carried onthework In pagans the lowest sion bv the ofpassed of money Secretary Corresponding theseDeVotie the Cant we reform these school sanctuary of Our Lady of Guadaloupe is a-aa- wine and is beyondbeyond numbers at present 112 chapels and schoolhaspriests and restore the religion that has that The great value of this work possiblethe Georgia Mission Board we see thatgorgouslymale- black wooden image dressed gorgeously 1 I 1 parochial schools with 01 male 111 houses possible the best is one IwassurjQof It country IIwassur was surquestion sur all for so our much done one forBQW M for f7r rQtum eachthat Board ha endorsed our appeal lor for each costume having a mat oni special and lioarci has f and boys ofof and 78 female teachers 2515 oftheofthe princesses prised when I saw I the earnestness Carolina means for breaking down the prejudices new festival whtch even royal princesses1Soooandemphasizes t8000 and emphasizes it South Carolinasorry was also very sorrySundayschool- deem missionaries- 2095 gIrls Ihere aro 80 Sundayschool doors- missionaries and To the doors an honor to make it of the people towards foreign missionaries by general establishing foreignthey eneral consent accepls her quota ofthe are foreiJ1nforeiJ1n Therhe- of the Spanish chapel at Madrid a leafletleaflet because AndAnd with 183 helperi and 3221 cholars rhe which they preach gospel the and in10tocountry religion in students 10 in our while lhe j it raise 131000 of I3ooo and hopes to workwork churches are minIstered to by 50 pastors and was affixed representing Mary Queen ofreligionour schools are beieving in their religion Rev it is about the only kind of mission prayby pray a hand each on supported Angels Texas our new and active agent Revatof at nnmber veryrhe renlar support- 35 evanellsts lhe very with Do you know what that means angel beneath is a ootmeasure withto which commtnds the respect and support J M Carroll is hani at wUlk trying toIc nts 34413442- ing inscription soon be the leaders of ourour 3442 cnmmnnlcents H This is the true measure classes- tendants tenant Is V164 of commnn measure- ones who will the Virginia of the officil literary Rnd wealthy classes tenant theaccepting bring Texas up alongside of Virginiabelieving and the are ration nation reports tendy Holyprore8sHoly FlIet1ner prore8s Most theof thefoot o the F of f of the buildings sole Pastor the the extensive tf China The inl N1 teachings of these foreign missionaries missionariesjQQjCTO Georgia Kentucky QjCTO atlCl lCrilllCKV conin a conand Kentuckycon veneration great Readerkept with Virgin Reader Work at on all meansmeans slcsCllrisliml by allMeCArisiauatiror work they establish schools and workdisapproval- Canton hospital were erected ac See how the has acPope John XXI onlvonPqtaK From only XXniiasac one State has come disapproval Jfthe vent of Spain warn tRke warnmer do you remember when you pray for thewho diligently every day and then years ears indulgence to all whoonly contributed by foreign and native mercorded 300 of theritota and we trust that this is onlyBuddhistsforour Buddhists ing ln how You converts for foIn read have the pray 3n5 2y to offor misslonorleb mlsslonorles Most of missioned Avethre Ave will will kiss this measure and say hree her chants in Canton and vicinity rom Eastern from been persecuted in the Easternrom excess of caution on the part of herpaper Alarias A London dally paperthese have bee 1I1arias eign lands P Clement VIII confirmed theseelgn are reln Marias expenses of the institution arecurrent the foreigners thatcountries by those foreignersand that true leaders obtaintrueand obtain and men they noble are leadersnoble and ForeIgnin Foreignindulgences 1603 Foreign on attacks recent of the speakIng speaking merchantsand merchants officials Chineseu time oft settlement comes dmee- borne by Chinese shemc she sh of when the be able as often as desired for the souls ofin- missions remarks that criticIsm sems to beMISSION greater HELP FOR THI CONGO BAPTIST MISSIOThe same is true of the other hospitals in mleslom the the blest in purgatory and for the greaterasked too wilt be ully up to the amount askedsoso discIpline sutts tho mlsslonaf which knowa know to pertheAngels come per extending is of It extendin the people need tho deeply of NFeelhlg Queen NFeellngdceply Feelhlg the the Feellngdceply of honor After Chita andBut if the whole amount asked for and dlspardlspar mis5able s51011 Into this mostThey thrive 011 disparmost others work of the Cono Mission willing cieties missable to take from this measure otherscletles very well they are willingto the value of these hospitals Guiimcss fiell1 llavohaveindulgences indulgencesreally needed be raiseil there will have toand have Mrs same Mr hereby OonConthe obtain promising 11romllng Oon and rhe Presbyterians nml their gemen t their thei money and influence for theirtoThis- this yearlltttd agents to give theilary Mother of Graces pray for us This rear JltlC1 out an English expedition to be much hard wock on the part of agentsunite- Mary greffatlonallsts gregationalists greatlonfLllsts of Japan have filled to unite of- act as an auxiliary to 910 toour mission and artdtofto supportsupport is sol th chapel of our dear Lady of artdto sold in the SUPPSUPP andand pastors corresponding secretaries and doto corresppnding f correspmding hnnnfl do us hoped hmitr tlmv had mn as they body of0110 in missionsstatlonq missions oflri In medical street of ound tho ery heart of heartftfound advance Solitude in herr chapel n the heartf l But the best reason for H IfHmuch giving on the part of the people heroChInaChina Doves hero 4heroyhero Madrid 1883 countr beyond tho point yhero188Madrid18S3the In the missionary hospital at Canton ChinaJoves he Congo country DoveSi and to her honor Madrid18S3 do is the good they dopart wi1 do 01 haeshaveI will have equator mv partcroraes each one will resolve tho whUe3Excll Excllriver whileTher the Excllwhile Excll trented weretreated were cases durIng 18S8 10834 branches- during misslonamlsslonaThe Canton hospital and its branches misslona sent out on thU expedition eight missfonawhen found ent the work accomplished cnnNo more perfect idolatry is to be foundoe arrnmnlished con accumpiiAiieu and whenurK wilt win be in the other hospital and dispensaries conevery In patients everyvilenowUiewlfe now tho tvlfevile lucludlng their own nIecee nowUiewlfrice Judlogitlielr ries next have about thirty thousand Italyrorth nextItaly the Convention Ileets at Fort Worth apam be found in Spain to is iiaiy than othersin m India others 10008 otuers wata were It oeiouna there cevwith iuuus cev frommlssfcnry nccted nected hevneetcd from Thevrelieved Thev Mr r JicKUtrlck missIonary our of er Most of these are yearr GodCaGod ver year it will be a great praise meeting dIU- C bytbislclrarpro Brazil Mexico and indeed wherever Ca sllIled dIU bytbislclrar tbiailnz tbi weeks ks since and are by Dom Pedro tlie excellent ami prosailed a few wee suncd find never findwould they ev th h rrom which w diseases disease people7J sry srywill have been glorified and our people must at the mouth of the mighty riverTltstYriver riverJfigrJ ceased- tholicism tho1icsm is found These idolaters mustAnd- gressive gresslvc And Tcssivc Emperor of Brazil has ceased relief at the hands of rlative doctors Magazine MagazinelIIagaile greatly blessedblessedblessed ex be saved eatly an mental Infirmities to exand lhslcal from physical native of nativacons7antlyTncreasing increasing number constantly a To the work To the work
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be have offered now to II let bygones beChristianity if he will give up ChristianityinOtherwise they insist that the family in young heritance must be divided This youngHis man is very bright and very likeable Hiswife stood by him nobly and it is said thatthat U sooner him later1I she will follow himor later one in the acceptance of Christianity On oneoccasion a neighbor addressed him asas 111Ir was Mr Devil He answered that he wasforeign not worthy of being so called that foreignstyleders who are good people are thus styled II dev he should be called but that if ifhe Little devil he would make no objection In one young woman of whom I hadhad high hopes there was a painful declensiondeclension sinfulShe had gone one with open eyes into sinful conformity with idolatrous customs SheShe deceived herself in two ways In kneeling kneelingdeceivel outwardly to the dead she pretended toto herself that inwardly she kneeled to GodGod conShe also promised herself that after con forming formin she would repent She professes professesgreat interest still but I could see in herher no signs of genuine repentancerepentance Many young ir1s and young women areoung girls are secretly praying and learning in spite ofof In bitter opposition in their own families Ingeneral the opposition in the village hashas
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Missno II MlsMisGraves Miss K Vicinity and ViclnltyR SimmonsSimmons lmmonsE Z Simmons Mrs iimmoneWhllden sLuia LulA sIula Iula MissMiss MluMcCIOYt Mrs McOloyt J7 1L San ford MiseSlnford Tno McCloyt Toos Tnos Tno M01llMollleMollle IL F North Mi a MolliMiss II Ne111e Ilartwell Nellie and eMcroIlnnt and twentvone native assistants andeMcrlinnt McMlnnT I Bible Ilible Dible women CHINACHINA CKNTltAL CHINClltNIrsMrsIrs Mrs ASUANGUAtMrs Mrs Yates D W Herring MrsSUANGUAtMrs ASUANOUAMrs SHANGHAI assistantassistant assistanHoning L N Chappulli Mrs Ghappell aultaMHerring Henlnlt tteeper a licentiatechapel teepera licentiate licentiatePing 8San Llll ch1pellreepera tpastor pastor in putor Wong ston SuSuI exton Pay Stn SnWong YeurSin Yeur Su pastorJJpastor Seeoj Tay San pastorSwan Ktnn San BanSee TeunyeJJooeAow Brltton Mrs Brltton TunyooeAow T O trtonhftoiirltton Tuny BoocAowT peeper chapelgeeperCer chapel tee erbang a licentiate and chapelgeeper Shanga R RHunnex Mrs Hunties flC kmldany kmldany sskianpWttUam WHlara 3 Itunnexpeeper a MM B F Tatum Miss Alice MryanE T Bryan Mrs Bryan Flagg FlagR Iagg t CHBPOO CHBPOcmooTNORTIlJlRN NORTH BUM CHINA CIUNAPP 0 CIIUF00Craw CrlwMrs CrawT P OTtmo P TUNa Crawford Ttmo tTNG CnovrMitiien 5 Moon r ford Mrs S T Holmes I Miss Lottie MoonLauraLaura Lenguet Miss ttgS Knight T IS SMiss MUs Miss FannieI ThorntonWM Thornton O Bart nt MJJ ThorntonMrs PrulttPruitt WAaag Wang 1aIIII7 Hicn Msuwn UuntnO0 W Pruitt avaUILDavaultDarauli O P Bostick Mrs Bostlck Mrs Darauligreatly abated AFRICALAFRIOAAFRIOA AFRICA AFRICMOONL MOON A EuEu LAGOS ALAoosW AGOS W J David Mrs David P LumbLAGOSW 1 Eubank WV T Iurabley Mrs Lumb bank ttrs Alberta Albeley O O Newton Mrs Newton Miss AlbertaFROM DR R H GRAVESGRAVES teachersteachers Newton with four native assistants and teachersAMrsMrs W W Harvey Lagos 4tbeokuta Dteokuta P O LagosW CANTON July 4th ISS1889 188oneassltanOassistantassltanta E Smith Mrs assltant Smith and one oneassltan MrsSmlth Harvey O evangelistevangelist evanlellstOgbomahawL Ogbomothaclt gboMolh4IDJ4 O Murray native evangeli9Dear TapperTlIerHDear Dr Tapper evangelist G4UP1Jerry stOowJerry Own Jerry A Hanson native evangelistevangelistRevangelist Herewith Btauuer the Albert Ell native eVlnltellstBauuer Rirm Batuer erewith the quarterly report for theJibmAlbert KTON CANTON OANTON OA
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work inin CantonCanton I reached here May 21St and took overover the charge of things from rom Bro Simmons SimmonsHe and Mrs Simmons left Canton on May1IayMay May2th and MissYoungleft Miss Young left on June 27th justa27th justa month later Thus some of our most effeffi icient cient laborers have left usus My quarterly class met on the first MonMon day in June and fully occupied my time forfor Juneand large that month We had an unusually largeattendance some sixty being present presentCossnCossu Igletint as AirdiMiaSlBnor Sardinia Slgnor Cossugletint 19luicu 47la Ve studied Genever day and evening We every Gen esis in Old the GalatiansTestament and Galatians BRAZILBRAZIL in the New in Some seven inE E- and Mark agby ER Bagby Mrs Bagby RIO DB JAKBIROW Rio J quirers were present three of whom gaveavegave ave MortonMorton MortoH II Soper Mrs Soper Miss Emma A Barkerproof Barker Taylor A of clear Barerbapconversion and were bap J O Taylor Mrs n4IItAZZO nRAHikZ fUtiiA 4IItAZ DarkerDarkfrDarker tized on June 30th Mrs BarkeAs the class was soso IinsVJlnsIins Senhor LinerMAcetoSenhOr MACEIO lUACEtoSenhor large expenses the heavier usualwere than usual BaptistaItBaptlstaBaptistaBaptista Joao Senhor Joap VKRNAMBCCO PKRNAMBucoSenhor PHRNA11BUcoSenhor KRNAMBCCO A AfromMrs Daniel E A especially as many of them came from 11NAS MINAS MIAS QIRAE3C In Daniel assistantMr Puthnff native assistant distaut sections of the country distant Pothutr Pnthutr Puthutr Mro Thirty duringhave baptized been during MEXIOOSMEXICO8MEXIOO MEXICO 30 the quarterquarter COAHU1LCOAHU1LA COAUUlLA8TAT TATE TAT OF coenmLI went to Hong Kong to attend to getAnnieget Miss Annie Powell Mrs n Powell W SALTILLO AJALTILIIW A8xiTiiLO JALTILIIW 8xiTiiLO LL Mrs Moseley Miss Lting Miss Young off for Statesor the United States J Mnberry H RJ Moseloy teChteach and preached and had the P DugRanf two native teachO c Cabaulss MrseoipnrterJ suppersupper Lords colportersnd three colporters ere and ers with the little church thereBLUle Halethere HalHale Rudd Miss 8illle JtirTat A B RaddMlss sNrrrasA NrrrasA chapel preaching has fallen chieflyJimenezchiefly Felipe JlmenezThe Jimenez eItrtorFelipe ItrtorFelipe Fbtot RodriqueiJRodriques Rodriquei Jrogretio IropruroP P Rodriquesand IropruroPBa SabinaMJuart to the native assistants and helpers as I Watkins A C Watklns Mrs WatkinsJfutqvi futqvi MusquisA been have preachbusy with the class to preach too supplied To be suppliedsUPlIedRio DUlrlctro Sfa Grande IHttrict ATravinoOravlnoTravinoravlno JoaqunAATravino more than once a week to the heathen andravlno and San Rafael and San Jbaamn BaNR4faeiandan OamezOamez Ooloena oloena Jose Maria 0amezGataenaJose Sunday on ChristiansFChristians the to RodrlquezRodrlquez RdyonesOllberto Rtyme Oilberto RodriCuezChastalnSChastainSChastain Motehuula Ra eheaiaJJ O Chastaln Mrs ChastainBCALIKNTK8CALIKNTK8 CALIENTKSSTATES TATES OF ZACATECAS AND AOOAS CALIENTE8TATE8 FROM WILSON ROM BROTHER D A WILSONMcOonnlckMcOormlckP McOormlcki gutU CalientaO ZacaUCIU Zoeoleeo Zacatecas and Agiuu Zoeoleeo BartonSrtonrton GUADALAJARA Aug 9th 1889 Miss Addle Barton c1rs isirs McCormlck sirs JALISCO JALISC8TATIt SellSTATE TATE OF JAL18CBell Dear Bro BellF FVe are much encouraged in our workWe work 0OuadalojaraD OGuadalajara Guadalajara OOuadalaartJD OuadalaartJDD A WHscs Mrs Wilson Miss FB Russell Congregations still on the increase andand good interest Last Tuesday night thethe JAPANJAPAN 6th I baptized four who had been awaitawait Brunsoaf J Wv McCullomf J A Brunsoafin Thefor ing some time ordinance the The country countrAt present In this countryhouse was packed full Last night we rere soonsoon appointmenttoto sail sooytender fUnder tUnder appointment baptism ceived three others for baptismInIn our to missionaries Drother Powell has been with usa Brother us a weekNOT Letters addressedu week nNOTLetters nNouLettere NOTLetters Thoseb endorsed eta San Francisco Those Obln should be China delightedand our people have been much delighted EnglandEngland to0 Africa rto Englandexetntt newwit with his new and benefited preaching ex exand tIIIs Is1te fat f missions The postage to each ol onr Centscents ones have become interested The attenatten cept Mexico which Is 2 centsdance wOllld have been better but for thethe VeWeVe rains though it has been quite good We MOON FROM MISS LOTTIE MOONfeel slirethe storeTsure the Lord has great things in storestore for us in the future J8891889 TUNGCHOW UNGCHOW June 27 iSS9VILSONWILSON D A WILSONsome During a recent visit to Sating someOneOne new inquirers presented themselves doctrinedoctnneFROM REV A C WATKINSseeker of doctrine a seeker WATKINS of them has been a earnestfor years He seemed sensible and earnest MUSQUIZ lulv 31 TSO MusQUlz IT 1889Mnotii7 MEXICO July 1889 188MuJQlz andSaling night and at the spent man This upper Tupper9Dear uperDcaI Dr Tuper hospitably Dear JTupperthough houeh a perfect stranger was hospitablygtaftlygtaftly rece recent Your letter of recedate was gladlythe It is pleasant to see thened entertained ntertained entertai ntertained Ve find the pEople for theWe the other ireceived courtesy ourtesy of the Chinese to each otherOur work whilewhile earnestness- imost part very pleasant more pleasant still to note the earnestness respects not so pleasant as workso work some instruct- in sowith which the inquirers at Sating instruct we yet love and are happy in it-itho home it was at hoand warn others Another inquirer wasformerlyformerly formerlyMusquiz I was think formerly which mapnersan gentlemanly in marmersmariners marmers we1l well dressed and welt bystill by Rosa is called so and Santa habitualwas an habitual he but I felt sure that favored docqoc doc many is by nature one of the most favoredHe had known the qocoDiunvsmoker opiumsmoker fertiJefertile companion compamon- places I ever saw It is situated in a fertilecompamon trine long but said he had no companionvaHey Rosavalley the foot Rosa oat Santa of near the was and had not strength to go alone It wasandvery lands rich and Mountains are The whoinquirers who two suggested suecested that these all help in this immediate neighborhood are alllive about five miles apart should helpevery books irrigable so that a crop can be made everyI gave them both bookseach other notit rains or not book year whether for a hymn bookAnother man came asking fora and The principal crops raised are corn andHe and expressing his purpose to join us HeFrigoles scarceand fruit is scarce sugar objectsobjects but families Catholic is related to ap Peaches bad apworshipping- and of inferior quality to the Catholic custom of worshipping bananas that ples worse and oranges worst Of bananaswith closed doors I assured him thatfewmany small only therfew are but a trees there disorderthey do this simplv to prevent disorder smalJsmalJ na have fruit on them and that is very smallmany naI was told that there were a pood manywinter tp a womanwoman The trees are usuallv killed in the wintercome tl inquirers nquirers who would not cometp r plentiful when the sear sea Quinces are rather instruction or instructionfor Figs are abundanton suits them abundant to son uujuuuju eneral outlook at Saling seems toThe general inare raised in here not are but sent Grapes increasing tenderI note tender me gratifying neighboring towns in quantities quantitiesthe womenwomen from ness of conscience among 4U h ato rn tnartof on the 1Vatermelons Vatermelons now nniinniir rooftnlnc are market noware Vatermelons Among both men andl women there areraised by Vegetables of many kinds can be raisedrthose who give evidence of conversion bythose thatgives one to no here that but verypeople very attention are These changed lives vege earnestly- business so we rarely ever get any vegewarm hearted and lovable They earnestly If cola Pingtu tables except tomatoes onions and colaPintudesire resident missionaries in Pingtusquash a kind of pumpkin squashinstructIon- basa instruction to whom they may look for instructionclearsupply dearwater is clear abundant The that I often heard prayers thatand guidance mountains These- streams coming down from the mountainsGod would send pastors to Pingtu These divided people have kept up worship three times a-aa- above the town These streams are dividedthese and into various smaller streams and theseday on Sundays for more than a year andthroughflows a through subdivided until stream WednesdayVednesdayfor some time they have had a Wednesday in givingI giving every town think lot thus afterthe Sunday On after evening prayermeeting etc I plenty of water for gardens stock etcnoons they now have Sunday school the chapter- This fact make the absence of gardens thewas told that they usually learn a chapter was is for used forto more remarkable This water In the New Testament toor half a chapter in by whilepurpose poorer every classes while the Someheart at Sunday school Some be recited by heartat drinkingsome who are able have wells for drinking hymns who are not so advanced learn hymnswater not waterOne young man a teacher who does notnot The mountains are full of metals notthem live in Saling but who meets with thembeing persecuted less I think than seven silver mines beingor worship has been much persecutedforworship for place veryvery these are heof Some this near he disgrace resent bitterly the family His lead be rich There are great quantities of leadte who used to behas brought on them he mines brothers- and coal Is very abundant These minesthe pride of the family His brothers untilusually by natives are until worled the went so far as to beat him They ITALYITALY ITALRomanoROME YRoxeGeorge ROKBOeorjte OME George R Taylor 862 Via QIullo Romano KoraanoRomano Romanigerand and Mrs Eager 62 via Olnlio Romano1J H Ealler PlUchettoPaschetto ollonuSljnor RomeSignor Slgnor PaschettollonuSljnor FerrarisRtVTOloSlgnor Signer Ferraris Pintrolo PtnrroiaSignor PapengouthVJflan Nicholas Papengouth Jfil4nNlcholaa MadnNicholas BellondlBBellondl Signer BellondVenice MutreSljtnor Bellaenice and iletire BtAogna Colombo Slgnor ColombotAogna OolomblBolognaSignor ndBSIK1lor BSIK1lor MartlnelllModena AfodenaSignor oJfodmaSlgnor Martlnelll Slgnor MarttneltJfodmaSlgnor lbrllneFasulo Oarvi Stenor FasuloicbrpiSignor cbrpiSignor VoiptolpilllWr1famnor Yolp olpi Signor Yoland Barietfa SarUttaSlKOor Bart Bari U1L811Nape BasilNapltt Slgnor BasilepNapltShtnor NapltShtnor Basil efbrTlI IamCSlgnor MalanMalan PelliceSlgnor Tbrr fOlice rime Tbrr I ArbanaslcnIArbanaslcn ArbanMlcbGigliari Agliari hgliari Sjrinia Slgnor Arbanasich11
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We are glad to give publicity to thethe V J David ourfollowing note from Rev W our faithful missionary to Africa Bro DavidDavid and his wife have given their lives toto Africa and unless providentially hinderedhindered will return there as soon as his health willwill allow We hope the denominational pa papers which published the statement toto which Bro David alludes will correct thethe EDwrong impression madeEDMED made madeED MERIDIAN ERIDIAN Miss Aug Au 13 5831889 1889Dear Bro BellBdlBell Dear It has cometo my ears that some of ourour statementState papers have published a statement saying that I have purchased a home inin Meridian and do not expect to return toto AfricaAfrica prop It is true we have sold my wifes property in another part of the State and inin vested here where I have hav owned real eses not true tm thattate for several years But it is nollrne that we do not expect to return to AfricaAfrica Ve are in this country on account of my We illhealth and as soon as it is sufficiently improved it is our desire and purpose to tofield return to the mission fieldHowever I am pained to inform youyou slowly that my health is improving very slowlymonths and the prospect is that several monthswill pass before we can return to the workwork our hearts heartswhich is so near llearour affectionatelyYours affectionately V J DAJDFDAVIDDAVID W FROM ROM BROTHER
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9Dear Bro BellBell Dear In the latter part of June I left SaltilloSaltillo accompanied by brother Francisco TreTre vino of Monterey to visit the towns andand VeVe ranches south and east of Saltillo WeWe
had fine meetings in Matehuala and CeCeoCe drat Brother Chastain hopes soon to ordral or ganize in the latter town He is beginning beginningto speak in Spanish with considerable easeease He has a fine field and ere long will makemake a fine showing by the blessing of the LordLord In La Ventura we preached to a largelarge congregation and should have a prosperprosper ous mission established therethere We were gladly welcomed at San RafaelRafael meetings largely were The attended I baptized three We let the contract forfor the completion of the house of worshipworship and also raised the money to buy an organorgan San Joaquin is just five miles from herehere and nowhere will you find a more devoteddevoted Baptists band of BaptistsAt San Jose half way between GaleanaGaleana and lIatehuala we organized a churchchurch embers with nimWe preached fornine for 1 G days in G baptized five young Galeana twladies i tw two of them were the teachers ofof The 1Iayor the Townthe the girls sschool Town Cerk the Civil Judge the teachers of thethe theboys school and now the teachers of thethe girls irls schoolschool are all Baptists In SantaantaSanta anta us Cruz the Spirit of the Lord was upon usthereand 1 think that ere long we will have there t hurchchurcha strong church I baptized two in Rayones and othersothers baptismwere received for baptism I then went over to aid brother Trevino TrevinoWew preached a week in Mentein his fieldv Mente baptism Four were received for baptismMoulos or their new churchchurch 336 for and we raised 1336 They had raised 1234 building and 234 andbought a lot and the material for or thethe worship and thought theythat they house of minds could do no more but changed their mindsI spent two days at home and left for thethe home South I am now 900 miles from homeaiding brother Wilson in a protracted protractedmeeting We will have baptism tonighttonight tonihtrains The congregations are fine though it rainstimeevery night at preaching time I have been thrown much with brethren brethrenI of other denominations on this trip always make inquiries about their workwork ever and progress though no one of them everThe asked me about the Baptist missions Thewilwill 110 nTvrKT foHowing statistics following interestdoubt interest eouai mieresi ouai you II-
Presbyterians North have The Presbyterians South have say The Methodists North have eThe Methodists South have The sThl Thl have The lhe Episcopalians hav4 lhe have tThe Congregationalists The rThe Tile The Friends have about sThe The Reformed Presbyterians about sThe The
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prosperAll denominations seem to be prosper They lookous except the Episcopalians look too much like the Catholics to succeed intop in countrycountry this tlijs ontyonly The Northern Presbyterians have onlyThey seven foreign ordained workers shave native have a fine school to prepare nativesworkers workers and have twentynine students studentsThis is no doubt a greatgreat for the ministry Ve mustetement of power with them We must element do something in that direction at an early day Wee must have more native workersworkers and those we have must be better trained
work Brother Wilson has done a fine workother here and will push the work into othersome towns where they are begging for somesoon one to come and preach to them so soonVe needneed We as the rainy season is over this another American missionary for thisplace placehealthgood health All the missionaries are in faithfully atf workworki and rnuriN believers believersI have baptized thirtythree baptizedHave baptized since the Convention tbethe fortynine since April 15th Will pray thepoor Lord for a greater blessing on our poorlabors yoursMost fraternally yours v D PowELIPOWELlPOWELL W
Now that I shall no longer be able able- to towork under the direction of the Board I must return and help them all in my mylY power to sustain the missionaries already alreadyon the field and others who will gogoooA steamer leaves today but we are notnot ready as this is the day of our final de de-e clsion I suppose we shall reach Waverlv cision Waverly vcnvvcnv A K ifr August middle of Augustiirt nf Va by AtIustYours fraternally JOHN J OUN A BARBERBARKER BARKERe-
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BROTHER HERRINGHERRING SIIANGIKAI SHANGHAI CHINA July 5 188SHANGHAJ 1889 9Dear Tapper Dear Dr TapperTuerFROM
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I have been een chiding myself vsflf for not writ writing and still I have put it off One reason reasonfor it is that I have so much else to do butbut ha been the feeling that there another has therewastherewas waswas so little of interest to write A new missionmission ary could find enough to write i he couldar could write of the appearance and manners of thethe people their dress houses lanuage langualangua the trees and plants appearance of the CL Ccountry c c But when one has been here h a few years It is well nigh impossible to writewrite about these things What an effort it must have required for Dr Graves after more morethlrt years of familiarity with thethan thirty the scenes of Canton to write that most interinter esting series on If Walks in Canton HeHe Perhaps some on has succeeded onfc will dodo the same for Africa by and by But letslets give ive the new missionaries a chance By the way our hopes have been very much lifted up by recent mails It really lookslooks as if we would have reinforcements soon soonVe have been expecting them for a year We however and have been repeatedly disap I trust it will not be so again pointed againBut we dont allow ourselves to hope tootoo strongly lest we be disappointed again againWe certainly doneed do need all thatare that are promisedpromised and more Our cause has suffered greatly for the past year for want of workers We have been forced to give up one outstationOutstationoutstation altogether altoJether and Abeokuta has been almostalmost equal to that not having a missionary since last August One of the new families wilwill lof of course goo there at once and the other is-iis greatly reatly needed to assist brotherr and sistergreatly sister Smith in OghomosoOghomoso Now let us have two more men before thethe end of the yearone endof year onefor for Abeokuta and one onefor Lagos Give us these and we will onlyonly ask for four new ones next year Let usus open at least one new station a year for thethe next three years theopen we the could If orthree next year it would be better OfOf course there will be a call for houses withwith every advanceadvance Brother and sister Smith are not doingdoindoing doin well as to health I am afraid they oughtought ouhtL to have a change soon It would be well r for the RrarH open for themBoard tn lay the wayopen way arnrr them to io tr1to tr1 take a change when it can be done withwith outout detriment to the work and not waittillwaittill they are absolutely driven away In Laos LaiLai even the work goes on in the eventenor nfof its wayso even indeed as almostalmost to be called humdrum muchmuch It is too likelike like clock work to please the missionary Itf goes its rounds and then bcins and begins andggoes oes over the same and thus until It seemsseems L very much like routinweariIt grows routine rows weari some toto go on thus with no visible resultsresults yet wewe dare not depart from Gods ownown authoriauthori authorized preaching methodthe simple preachingof the gospelto stir up an excitementexcitement Oh for an outpouring ofthe God of the Spirit of Godupon saints and sinners and most of allall upon the preacher preacherour A few unconverted people attend ourservices and seem to have a sort of passive passiveinterest being interest They do not object to beingchurch saved are even wi1ljn willing to join the churchno and be called Christians but there is noconsciol1sstirring of the heart because of consciol1s sin no fleeing from the wrath to comecome We reach perhaps a hunred people a week with the gospel message by open air aiwe rpreaching They hear and pass on but wepreaching be have no evidence that our words reach beyond their ears Sometimes one will listenlisten hope very attentively and we are led to hopeground that seed is being sown in good groundlJ13t RRn J AA BARKERRARkTR FROM HUM BRO BARKEBARKER But what comes of it we cannot know knowpreachpreach Vhat a solemn fact it is that the preacBAHIA preach What BAIIIA RJHI BRAZIL June 22 2218891889 188221889 oil death ing f is of gospel savor the 0of deatha 9Dear Dr TupperhDear Tapper TuperDear life tifunto death as well as a savor of lifxMy wife ubadj uhealth i f very Ir eunto should Vei7 ba unto life eiL n isM in Alas I that our words shouldVh VhVei7 iL enclose Dr Matthews certificate writtenwritten areare HfWS we sink deeper into hell the very souls 1 F yU ten days ago which OU Ca can read and seesee trying people to save I Pray for us and the peopleJ h her tfnw isis What what trouble IS oryjnpl 1ht gospel Your brother In th gospelin the SgiBANKSgiBANK Today he says she must leave the clicli EUDANP A EUBANK mate of Brazil in order to avoid II beri 11M hv by KNot by might nor by power but byNot got beri She is a great sufferer at timestimes m ZachZacn Zchsaith the Lord of Hosts Zacnand grows worse with each repetition my 6-6Spirit iv 6 Brother Bagby urges me to take her to lv Rio for the rest of tbe cool weather whichwhich will last about three months i but the DrDr Rev In connection with the appeal of Revsays it will do her no permanent good andand missionariemissionariesthat the trip would likely do her har I E Z Simmons for medical missionaries harm we whave thought of Sao Paulo but ut we havespublished have published Hshed in this issue of the Journal weno mission there and besides if sheshe Bive A followingfollowim the following give eive should go there and get et betterhe says btter he saysshe BroBro In Rio missionaries fhe could not live here nor in There are now 82 medical missionariesfrom ther and sister Taylor think Sh she needs ds a-aa- InH China the majority of whom are fromnd fhatWrhthnk female that it is best to take his adchange and ad the United States 16 of them are femalhosvice poshos pos hophysicians f6 I have considered the matter prayer ephysicians There are large missionTient fully in connection Tienwith the doctors doctors- petals pitals and dispensaries in Peking TientTlelrtTlelrter erand smalleropinion their smallesmaller opimo and have decided toto sun sin Shanghai and Canton and sma fdr hoshos start with her to Virginia about the mid ones at various other hocities At these hosd eatreateddle of July trea- ea trea uleQuLJu ty I do this Jto try to save her pitals where many thousands are treated sick CIhealth and life and to rid our Board of an yearly and at the homes of other sicksic sigoesgoegoes incumbrance which I should unavoidably people Cpeople the teaching of the gospel sbecome become should we remain and her healthtreatmentreatment health hand in hand with the medical treatmentregreat re continue as it isis and the good accomplished is very greatIS I gratefully acknowledge the confidence Imismimis medical confidence- In is the In no part of the world withwith and kindness of the Board in helping us sionary ofSsionary of ssionary more highly appreciated than a wtf of to unaertake the work to which we hadpart par t had in the Chinesea great Empire andand Chinese and-d and aliosptals expenspeseofand unreservedly nreservedly determined to devote our tthe expenspeseof hospitals expenses he of the fils current hoSPit3ffilS livesofficials lives officialdispensaries cIa 0 dispensaries are borne by Chinese r To say that the abandonment of ourForeigners Foreignerour sthe gentry and the merchants ForJgJealForJgJeal dealdeal e work ork here is the greatest trial of my life the reading good deasresiding residing in China also give a gOO iotWW is only a faint expression of the regret If lIf there were roo medicll medical missionarieseacch eacheach that I now so keenly feel and which is China people ea eaas of oooooo among 300 300000000 asas doubly intensified by the fact that I must hphysician twicetWtwice physician would have more than tWI livinglivingg leave when I couit be preaching every many people to attend as there are tVI Imany peoSe week But the Lord knows RecordRecord I hiss flfiss in New York Medical Yorkledical
The second quarter has passed and I should send you a report We are in thethe midst of very hot weather ranging from gogo mist to loo degrees in the shade and 140 to 200200 in the sun Yet the Lord is graciouslygraciously preserving us and I can say we are allall I had my first fever in Chinawell today China tills week and was fearful that I was in forthis for a serious attack but feel quite recovered recoveredDurin the past three months I havenow During hwehave been preaching at the church on Sunday takin it turn about with pastor WangWang taking and in the church and chapels to the heahea then some though not as much of thethe tatter as before the weather became solatter so warm Brethren Britton Tatum and I havehave been going once a week out on the street streeteither here or in the surrounding villagesvillages villaevillae 1ling Bibles and sheet tracts and selling WeWe have sold several thousand and I havehave taught thousands on the street and inin public places as well as in the shops andand business houses something of the way ofbusintss of life I have been persistent in my studiesas studies asas much as possible with my many interrup tions I am taking a course in the ChiChi nese classics and am nearly through the theConfucian Analects writing the characters charactersas well as translating I find it invaluable in helping me tq to grasp the language andand thought spoken spokenI have just made a trip to Soochow andand Quinsan spending a Sunday in each place placeIt there has been any progress made inin either place since I was them the firstfirst time three years ago I cant see it TheThe paid natives will hang on And preach away onand doing some good no doubt in spreading the truth but they cant be depended onon to build up a station Brother Britton went wentwith me to Soochow and would move up in the early fall if he had a househouse Now Mrs Yates kindly gives us the theeleven hundred Mexican dollars whicheltven which she had put in the house at Chinkiang asas it will not be needed there in rebuildingrebuilding atat and they will begin to build a house atat Soochow as soon as they can get the plans plansperfected Two families can live in it fororfor or several years and we very much hope an another will come to join the Brittons therethere fall next fallOur dear brother Deacon Wong is veryvery sick now O what would we do if thethe Lord were to take him We pray that hehe may be spared sparedBrother Bostick and his party will be behere Monday or Tuesday I am so glad to see the forward movemove all along the lines The last meeting ofjail of the convention was a glorious one it thrilledthrilled me to read of it That memorial meetingmeeting of Dr Boyce for instance and that greetgreet in ing of the English Baptists Oh that allall the English Baptists that come to China Chinawere of the Dr Parker kind t But alasalas the most of them are of that soft kind andand they are going to give liS trouble out herehere My dear brother you think vou know butbut you cant till you come and work here a-aawhile how much we need Daptists numbers numbersof them from the United States to come toto this work They must comecome I With the love of 11rs Herring and mymy self and prayers for or the success of thethe work on that side of the waterswaters I am yours faithfully D W HERRING HERRINGII-
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like the town very much and have decided decidedto open regular work here at once It is a-aatown oof about 4000 inhabitants and isis built upon an high hill Its inhabitants areare very fanatical which will perhaps be novry no disadvantage dlsadantage to the spread of the gospelgospel Ve are not having so much persecution inWe in Juiz de Fora hence our congregations areare 1 baptizedbeginning to build up again baptized another believer last Sunday in Juiz dede Fora and expect to baptize another soonsoon Brethren Bagby and Barker were up seeUf to see us on Sunday and preached for us on SunSun day Sunday night and Tuesday OnOn WMI Sisuay isuay night uigiii OiiTuesday night they helped me to ordain my Tuesday mynative helper Brother Bagby preached preachedthe ordination sermon and brother BarkerBarker delivered the charge I will write youyou again about our work as soon as I returnreturn home Excuse hastehaste V loveIYours in Christiann lovelove 1
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SFor some time past the Buddhists in JaFor Ja pan have felt losfng elt that they were plainly losinglosmgground and something must be done toto BRAZIL HOPES OPES TO BE AULE TO STAY IN BRAZILhelp their cause or it would cease to exertexert TA oc CAIXA 352 D Rio DE JANEIRO July 20 188CAIXA352 1889 the influence it has hitherto possessedpossessed 9Dear Dr TnppcrTuppen by Dear The attempt to add to their strength byTuerTuer ves toto I suppose you have already received my sending some off their representatives get their inspiration fromfrom which I said I shouldshould India in order to letter of June22d June 22d in whichlsaid fountain has the head successfulbeen not successful time start home with Mrs Barker about this timeof A- When such men came back the most ofAA on account of the failure of her health the few hours after I wrote my teacher who isis them had lost their faith or zeal in theof a physician advised me to take her at onceonce cause and so were a hindrance instead ofexpectedto some place nearer the sea shore thanthan a helP as was expected inPerplexity In their was decided in it to living voy voyvoywhere we were and said that a voy u ubetter than thatanrl rom India tr vite Col Olcott frnm u ube even come andand to rnmo age to rRio would that FROM
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fol Ve took his advice and came on the folWe lowing Monday She is now under thethe care of a specialist who assures me thatthat imbeg un to he can cure her and she has begun toimim toim will prove already We cannot tell what willeverythingbe the result but we shall do everything I do not thinkwe can to stay on the field think Mrs 1Irs Barker could live in Bahia again evenand even if her health should be restored as herher fol trouble would be apt to return and be folberiberilowed by beriberi I am pained to have to leave the post toto which I was assigned but am ready toto work anywhere the Board may direct ifif we0 can have health enough to do good serser vice viceBro Bro Bagby is anxious to have me workwork with him but says he thinks it not best forfor us to remain here during the hot seasonseason and suggests Juiz Daniel Tuiz dee Fora with Bro Danielfor that time He went there today toto assist in the ordination of a native brotherbrother I shall preach for him heretomorrow and here tomorrow andgo up oon Mondav EO and Monday to spend a few days andreturn with himhim interrnntpd last auarter I was so interrupted quarter thJt I was able to Drearh hope preach onlv only twice but hopeto do better thisthis I cannot hear from vou two you in less than twomonths evenif mail even if you answer by return mailbut during that time I shall to shan do my best tohonor my calling among this people peoplesincerelyFVery sincerely BARKER OHN OlIN A BARKERJjJIOHNA II-
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the influence of some who fell and ell away andfrom the death of three of its membersmembers our Good old Bro Marcolino Dorio one of ourwas deacons after two years of sickness wascalled up into the presence of his Father FatherFattierdeand nd his God in whom he so much de lighted holiness In humility faith and holinesshe had few equals in inspoke He never public except when called upon but hishis frequent fervent prayers were like angelsangels arms around his pastor Though a poorpoor man he lived above the cares of this lifelife aloft with his Saviour converted Though convertedunder my ministry I have been a student studentand partaker of his virtues rather than hehe iveof mine One instance in his life will give ive givesome idea of his Christian character The TheIhefirst death occurred in our church in 1885 It was that of a young married sister AtAt the grave when we had sung read Scrip
bolster up the waning faith by a series ofof lectures on the ethical cultus of the BuddBudd histic teachings as compared with ChrisChris tianity It was thought that the coming ofof such a distinguished apostle of Shakamuni Shakamuniwould inspire new hope and courage inin the hearts of the followers of Buddha andand foldbring hosts of converts into their fold has The Colonel came as requested and hasbeen lecturing all over the country At firstfirst he was received by large and enthusiasticenthusiastic crowds but to many of his hearers at leastleast disaopointdisaopoint his addresses have been a great ilisaopointI ment attended one of them in Tokyo inin thisorder to see and hear for myself what this president of the Great Theosophist SocietySociety was had to say Ilis subject wa Scien The ScienI expected totific Basis of Religion to and hear such a combination of sCience andlogic that no ordinary mortal would bebe basis able to refute it But the scientific basisconsisted in the assertion that man is a-aadual being and composed of elements thatthat imperishimperish are independent of matter and imperishcase cited the ne cnea able me caseprooi of inis he aoie Ass a proof pi this Brazil of an emigrants wife on her way to Brazilstate who fell into a trance and in that statewhile visited her acquaintances in Brazil whilemidocean the ship was still in midoceanvisitThen he also gave an account of a visit saw to a farmhouse in Vermont where he sawdifferentand conversed with the spirits of different telgreatergrea persons who had been dead for a greater tel 4 i i identityidentity or less periodj of time andi whose he was established by various tests which heof applied pplied to his own satisfaction and that ofin some of the most distiuguished persons inclaimedEngland and elsewhere So it was claimed false that materialism was shown to be falsees without any doubt and thus there was esfortablished a solid and scientific basis for religious faithfaith reliious that The lecture was delivered in a hall thatpeople would seat more than one thousand peopleAbout three hundred were present and a-aawere considerable part of that number wereto there simply to hear what the man had toitit and enthusiasm no say There was sentiments seemed very evident that his sentimentsacceptancedid not meet with any general acceptance to Some half a dozen priests were present toexercises there but theregive character to the inwas very little reference to any religion in discourse the whole discourseto There was a grand reception given tostronghim at Kyoto which is the great strong theto the Japan But in Buddhism hold of he stated inin dismay of the priests Buddhism the strongest terms that while Buddhismwaswas religion it was superior to any other on account of the corrupt practices of the A
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priests that it was losil losing its popularity andand loss and commemorative servkes werewere held in all the large towns Accordin toto As this statement was distasteful and inin his own desire his body was crematedcremated jurious to a large crowd of that classit class itit The ashes are placed in a tombstone in thethe was decided to discontinue the lectureslectures Roman Evangelical Cemetery bearing thethe that had been arranged for or and so he leftleft inscription which he requested II A ChrisChris place the placeMessengerFMessenger tian PatriotAm Patriot Am I1IessCflgerAt Maibashi he made the statement thatthat Christians had no reason to boast of theirthirtheir FELLOWLABORERS PAUL ELLOWLABORERS WITH ST PAULwassuccess in Japan as Buddhism was spreading much faster in the United StatesStates MARIANNA FARNINGIIAFARNINGUAFARNINGUAM than the Christian faith in this country MiThose MThose iThose Those women which labored with meme He also stated that there were now 5000050000 fellowlaborBuddhists in America statement- in the gospel and others of my fellowlabor This statement whose names are in me of lifelife me the Dook DOOKOI mwas denied by bv an American teacher living ers wnose wasdened in the place and a challenge was sent toto welived they They were and useful we This Butthe Colonel to meet him in debate But know he 11eclined toenterlfll to enter into any discussion ofoff besidebeside And naught fhVtfiS subject the subjectshow their names is left to showIt has been ascertained that the ColonelColonel No record of IV How so soon they dieddied is well paid for his devotion to the cause ofof passed did their work and then they passedBuddhism It is said that he goes only toto Theyaway those places where the compensation isis bandb unknown An band fixed and satisfactory given The amount givenstplaces with the greater hostst host at Hiroshima was 400 Mexicanl Mexican and atat And took their JandeIandIn the higher landIand ColNagoya 1200 Col 200 So it seems that like ColIngersolls crusade against ChristianityitIngersolls it And were they young or were they growgrow erowis simply a means of getting notoriety andand ing oldOr old In ld6r IIt looks very much as if the money theill or welljf well Or Buddhists of Japan will be the loserslosers Or lived in poverty or had much goldgold 0rlivedinNiTnSdmucheold financially and in every way on account ofof 0rlivedinNiTnSdmucheoldYNo one can telltell that- One only thing the advent of this teacher of a creed that vwere wereof they them thin we know is everywhere waning before the light ofof Faithful and truetrue IlllssionaryAMissionary cross thee crossThe The AllssionayAthro1throughDisciples of the Lord and stront thro strong through prayer prayerAprayerTo doTo save and do ALESSANDRO GAVAZZIGAVAZZGAVAZZI LESSANDRO on glory No clusters round their names onIOne theOne of the the Oneof UJCcareers of VMICUI UIUSU Iremarkable UJC IIIC most Clllrll lrtUlC Ijcliecin Ul eartnearth bv the death of thiscentury nturv was closed by this heavenheaven in But Gods Bolog great man in January last Born in Boloworth lawyer Is kept a book of names of greatest worthna in 1809 the son of a celebrated lawyergiven And there is givencharacteriand grandson randson of a man of so high character characterpleaseplease Master who for did all or the as to be commonly known as the JustJust A plae Although unknownunknown Man the youths noble qualities andand brightforth in bright names shine ost lost And their apparremarkable abilities early became appar est rays ent At fifteen he became a monk of thethe raysBefore Before the throne throneof the Papal orders most learned and liberal ofthe ordersA professor of rhetorical u rhetoric at twenty and a-aa- n M h will ttake who th boon nrafintr o fame the of fading famepriest shortly after his eloquence startled startledme But give to mehath the world and the church both lib A place The libniap among worker the wonders thnncrh mymv g my workers though om0mr mjtnougn A eral sentiments which he uttered made oneone Pname name kingdomgkingdoms after another of the petty Italian kingdomsForgotten hehe infuunsafe for him but his popularity and influinflu AnHir within nftif life is foundfound the book of ence were but widened by his enforcedenforced enforce- Andif My lowly placeplace were- Honor and glory unto God redounddchanes of abode His powers of work were changes redound During the years 1841 prodigious AUHUK 1844 me ycais auu 1844101 and 04 prace trraceFor all his pracebgrace m Parma he often preachgraceillissioll which he spent in preach Vf on FieldHFiddHillissioll field heed ten times a day and the manuscripts liehe 1 has left confirm the statement that in fifteenfifteen years he had preached four thousand serser HONGKONGHONG HONGKONG ONG KONG KONmons for men of all ranks and conditionsconditions GHerr GKerr Vosskamp of Society A patriotic sermon which he preached atat Herr the Berlin Societyn nitric OAAVI nt tfo ofAitoio gives toreti n rr jlac a tirt some special trof ff csvvtt timeA of of Austrianinstance Austrian someA very trt interesting descriptions ofl nk ff oppression procured his suspension fromfrom the island of Hong Kong and city of VicVic the pulpit but in no wise diminished hishis toria this outpost of British Christianity atat popularity chaplain the gates of China at once a part of it andHe was appointed chaplainand general of prisons by the Parmese Governit Govern not a part of itment and became one of the earliest adHWe ad HongKongWe spent some days in HongKong discipline They refreshed us in body and soul Thevocates of reformation in prison disciplineThe hisof enjoyedRecalled to the pulpit his order his heat of the summer had abated I njoyed eIenjoyedpopularity became unparalleled Honpopularitr but hishis the refreshing nearness to the sea HongHon Hong denunciation of the evils both of church andand Kong has an enchantingly beautiful situasitua AfterAfter tion Formerly it was a bare and desolate state caused his imprisonment desoateidesolatetheeighteen months he was set free by the sland island that served as a place of abode forfor death of Pope Gregory XVI and the accesacces fishermen and pirates English Then the Englishsion oof Pius IX from whom the liberalit and they have changed liberal took possession of ha ve changedofititand party hoped everything Ga this fragment of earth which here rises outFor a time Gaout vazzi was in the highest favor but his franfrank of oftbe Trees the sea into a genuine Paradise Treesbeautyanniverness sermon preached i n beauty a on peculiar kinds and anniver knessin various the of of nessin sary of the Popes electionin election in setting forthKong forth have been transplanted to Hong Kongthe religion of love and Christian brother rom the islandsslandsbrother- from every country in Asia from islands hood in opposition to former Papal abuserom Australia thereabuse of the Pacific and from there again caused him to be silencedsilenced flowers blossom everywhere the fairest flowersVio view 4s with lour ends Tho year revolutions coo iU fUo ofrarrOiiiiino hnorar however brokesea The broke and everywhere the the seahis silence The flower of Roman citizencitizen In adeep rocks a deep valley surrounded by ofty rocksship seeing him in the Pantheon calledcalled lie lies the most beautiful churchyard oof thethe and such waswas world called Happy Valley all upon him Speak Gavazzi Here allhis wonderful eloquence that though imim the pomp of vegetation is found concenconcen prisoned in onsequence ttj visiting trated Life and beauty overspread tjtlje 5000 visitingses sssee cards were left at the gate and his release release- world of the dead From hence you seswas demanded Then began the greatgreat the country seats of the wealthy lords ofof series of oratorical triumphs in which hehe commerce stretching to the very mountainmountain Igaiahmay says say as Isaiahfirst roused and then commanded the enen top Of Hong Kong you maysayas Isaiah princes thusiasm of the people which resulted inprincein says of Tyre her merchants are princesthe proclamation of the Republic of 184818tS1848 sBenath these the city of Victoria stretches stretchesBeneath But the French came to the rescue of theof the along the sea Here at the threshold ofPope and of the reactionists Gavazzisaved Gavazzi savedGavazzisavedcon saved China Asiatic and Occidental life are confrom death by the intervention of thethe fluent Across the strait lies the coast ofof American Consul escaped to London andworld and the grcatest heathen realm of the worldafter months of semistarvation whilelife while silent without lifeteaching Italian two of his orations werewere Speaking of Queen Victorias jubilee hehe translated and published in the Tile Daily says U In this loyal festival in honor of thethe disHis tourstours Christian Queen Chinese heathenism dis News and he became famous through Great Britain Ireland Canadaway Canada played itself in its own wild wayremem and two nights an endlessand the United States will long be rememendless For two days idols English procession of idols wound hither bered and thitherFor years he held the Englishhitherand thither by public speaking eloquence- along the islands and on both sides humanspeakiggpublicentranced speakhupublic entranced his eloquence human helphelp ity was packed like a solid wall Thereall the proceeds of his labors going to helplThere his exileseis brother exiles rolled the hoomed boomed noomea the drums mere roiiea ins arums tne gongs there orouier exues tne drumsdrums2 stringedIn 1858 he became a Piotestant as thethe there screeched and wailed the stringed result of close study of the Bible FromFrom instruments there crackled the fireworks fireworksandthis time II the Bible the whole Bible andan ddand the silken dragon banners green red and Innothing but the Bible was his motto In blue fluttered in the air the earspliting earspliting1860 r85o he joined Garibaldi as a ChristianChristian tones of the bamboo fife floated wildlywildly patriot for seven years caring for thethe among the throng while in the midst ofof wounded and preaching Christ to themthem the procession men dragged along onon hungryHis mind was constantly occupied with thehungry sacrificial feasts the the The tables rr i L j Evangelical EvangelicaEvangelicalo r the unity ofr the subject of godsi were entertained today withi whatwhat Church in Italy but all his plans andand were esteemed the very choicest delicaciesdelicacies labors were fruitless until 1870 when theon the Splendid idol shrines are carried by onMilan chilfantastically ornamented wagons sit cltflchil Free Italian Church took its rise in Milanincessant dren His service of this church was incessantdren with rouged faces But now comescomes until his deathKingdom a Kingdomagdeath the Holy Thing of the Middle Kingdoma distinguishing tongfeature of Gavazzis60 gigantic dragon long from rom to Gavazzis feet longThe igantic 50 no His greenish body covered with silverThere was nosilver character was simplicity thing of the cunning of the ecclesiastic inin scales winds through the streets the fearfear Eminent1vspiritual spiritual in his viewsview- ful head of the monster with the long redviews his nature Eminently red in tongue in the wideopened mouth keepsenius broad and firm insvrsatile in his genius versatile keeps his grasp of truth his unselfish and ardentrom one side to the other over theardent turning from the patriotism inspired his one aim to spreadspread throngs Thus does q the good ood principleprinciple form diffuse all his blessing over the smilingChrist kingdom in a truly spiritual formsmiling Christs abili children ofthe middle Thegood His attainments were as broad as his abiliprinciple The good principlea profound theotheo appears in terrible guise ties were diversified emergeuise Should it emerge logian a keen scientist an alept in medimedi in bright day without without warning in a GerGer men man town there would be howling andcine and in music his knowledge of menand intellectual chattering of teeth and manners equalled his intellectualen The old Greeks enachievementachievements per deavor to represent the archetypes of perSuffering with a-aa- fect beauty The Chinese have attained toH He died in harness sH to PanPreshroncliitic cough he attended the PanPres bronchitic ugliness the archetype of perfect uglinessbyterian Council in London last July TheAndSlowly The does the train move on And was everywhere that the image of the draresult was a weakened chest but he wasdra morn gon appears there do innumerable humanable to continue his work until the mornhuman ofing of his death when a sudden fit of countenances turn themselves towards itit rofol coughing ruptured a vein and death foand innumerable hands stretch themselvesthemselves llowed All Italy mourned his after it How entirely has lowed in a minute ha the Prince of powerpower
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Darkness bound this people in his fetters r How vain vai have the ChlOese become inin tbeir imaginations and their foolish heart their heartis darkened Esteeming themselves to bebe wise they have become fools and havehave changed the glory of the incorruptible God Godinto the image of a loathsome worm wormwormExcll ExchExcllExch BONG HIS LIFE OF JESUSBONGHIS JESUS
ten years ago Mr GladstoneGladstone translated into beautiful Italian the well known hymn Rock of Ages This sugsug gested to Signor Ruggero Bonghl thth the Gladstone of the Italian Parliament the Some
idea of using his pen in diffusing and de fending fendin the truth Among other producproduc tions he has written Vita di Gesu TheThe Life of Christa Christ a work based on the evantheevanevan theevan gelists of warm Christian spirit and heart heartily endorsed by those who have examined it as far as published con Each number consists of eight superbly printed pages cost ing but two cents On the Corso the mostmost fashionble street of Rome are seen in large letters the words Vita di Gesu VitaVita di Gesu while near by stands a splendid illustration from the book Christ talkingtalking with the woman of Samaria It is worthworth while stating that there will be seventy seventyparts containing in all eightysix fine illusillus trations by the best artists in the kingdomkingdom Such an occurrence has never before beforobeforetaken place in Italy Mr Bonghi appears appearsdaily in the Senate and loses nothing ofof his influence by having written his scholarlyscholarly and manly life of Christ they The parts as theycome from the press are eagerly sought soughtfor or and read with avidity by thousands thousandswho are now gettinP forihe first time thethe history of the Holy ChildChild
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CHURCHCHURCH THE ATTITUDE OF THE PAPAL CHURCHCHURCH TOWARDS PROGRESS PROGRESSWe have read recently of a RomanWe Roman Catholic priest in Victoria whose serser mons are usually of a practical kind OnOn entering the pulpit one Sunday he tooktook with him a walnut to illustrate the charchar acter of the various Christian churches churchesh He told his people the shell was tastelesstasteless theshell and valuelessthat valueless that was the WesleyanVesleyanWesleyan church disagreeThe skin was nauseous diagreedisagree worthless that was the Presby able and worthlessthat terian church He then said he wouldwould show them the Holy Roman Apostolic Apostolicchurcb church He cracked the nut for or the kerker nel andfound and found it rottenI Then his reverrever ence coughed violently and pronouncedpronounced J benedictionthe benediction Papal There are two objections to the Papalchurch as an institution First putrif putrefactionaction fflllrifctionlllrifction and second petrifaction Whatever may be said of it favorably or charitably therethere can be no doubt that certain leading docdoc trines of our holy faith are there in a statestate decay in by Christfaith of Christ Justification alone is so corrupted by the doctrine ofof good ood works that like putrid substancesit substancesitH-itsubstances it as suffered decomposition and is no nohas Martolatry and thelonger recognizable the worship of St Joseph which in some parts partsactually displaces the supremacy of thethe Virgin have bebe Father the Son and the Virginhave practically come as idolatrous as any heathhetheheath inenism or paganism Penance iJ put nism in enistn is place of repentance indulgence sets a-aaat premium on sin the confessional is atonce despotic in its power over the concon science and destructive in its influenceinfluence over withholdingyer modesty and virtue The withholding of the Bible from the neonle intfifpeople and the interintfif inter vention of the church and the priesthoodpriesthood between the soul aand God are fundamenfundamen tally opposed to both individul indepenindepen dence and individual development while whilethe intercession of saints and consequent consequentprayers to the saints strike at the mediamedia torial prerogatives of the only Intercessor tonal Intercessorand introduce a virtual polytheism intointo the practical creed of Christianity RomanRomanRoman oy represent II a branch of the churcIsm may ism churchchurch very oho of Christ but the branch is we fear veryungus growths rotten and covered with fungus growthsrowthsrowths jrowthsamI excrescences which make it liable toand to summary excision by the great Husband Husbandmanman ca11 But In this brief paper we desire to callca11attention to the other feature of elrifac pelrrfacattention elrifacttiOfl iOfl In an age when all plse is mobile lion mobile3f1exiand flexible here is immobility inf1exi3f1exi ibility bility marvelous This is a century of marvlospmarvelousprogress rogress an The world has never known anage like this for those victories oof peacepeace martmarwhich are re so much granderthan grander than any mart mar mtialtriumphs andthose and those rapid advances inin art letters discoverymamicia discovery ll science icucia manners uiauuvciiuiauuvcii yeinc uniumum invention national brotherhood and untuni versal versa charity which make the most agag past o the pastgressive and progressive eras of seem like snails for slowness slownessand The cosmopolite looks about him andhe sees four grand features marking thethe present age Intense activity individualindividual Individualtodevelopment general intelligence and tolto tol Uo admitted WUU nil the oranf 4mta4 tiari With all admittederant charity jtsevils of the modern age these are jts arejtsaarejts prominent and undeniable characteristics characteristicsPapal The candid observer turns to the Papalopposite church and he finds exactly the oppositerepressionapathetic lethargy individual repression general ignorance and despotic intoler mtolerintoleraance He has gone from a garden into into- a lifegrave trom a marketplace of bustlinlif bustling life oustlmgIifeoustlmgIife bustlinlifto a museum of fossils century centuryThe glories in progress the genius of Roman RomanRonlaneadsThe Pope leadsleads ism is to arrest progress resolutelyresolutelresolutel the way with his broom and resolutely sweeps back into its bed the advancingadvancing wave of the rising tideot tide of civilizationDr civilization ZrcivilizationDrZr Piersoll in1 lllissy Review A T Piersomn miss y ReviewJJ--
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the interesting and profitable because of thefance of the s session sesson rlt The sessionfelt presence ofthe Spirit of Sec ofby Rev J T narrett SeClf ene ty was opened was address of welcome wasState Board TheRVJT RndRnd made by Mrs Rogers Lake Charles andOrleansresponded frs Cole New Orleans sponded to by Mrs presidedMiss M Alfred New Orleans presided Secre with Mrs R M noone lIonoc as Secre353 ff enrolled were enrolledtary Nineteen delegates weS tarr JS ofwhose reports showed an apcregate of bands216Z50 raised by societies and bands 216150 soso 66 The general State report recorded occa cieties Several of them made only occacieties the sional reports The aggregate from theforcibly State was 2900 Rev Tl P Ben forciblyStae Boardpresented the work of the Foreign Board Pingtu dweUing specially on Japan and Pingtudwelling and eliciting deep interest in these fields andfervent their possibilities and closing with ferventtheirprayer for the women of Louisiana in their etTorts recommend3eflorts in mission work The recommendaefforts recommends and were Committee read tions of Ex nun the iiuav vut UA yvmuuiiicc vcic icciu andwawas wa heartily endorsed i also its literature wasthe freely distributed On Sunday evening thesopulpit alcove was decorated with the so beau cieties motto Go Forward and its beaucietiesmotto inpirinpi tiful prominence made it a universal inspion ration ation Rev J W Jones D D dwelt ondaughter antI her daughterthe work of Mrs DHz an womenwomen Cuban who are at the head of 1500 MM eugaged in missionary work ttev R Mengaged desti Boone brought Louisianas religious destigentle tution ution into clear view After the gentlere men had withdrawn Mrs Cole read reOrleanOrleansin New missionaries from the Orlean ports KK speaking brieny of their work 11rs P Kde Branch read a paper on nand work de-
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to the Ex Committee 7 3 BRAZIL PROGRESS IN BRAZIFlorida the673 of and the Pellice in church nTwl Baptist Torre KFentrncky 3838 117 85 entucky intoBibles into significant which carried S 10 first 84 47 dogcart 00 4Maryiand7VVViV tsoooo LThere has occurred a very significantThere i7 Maryland 4747 Rome 15 840 316 61 S4 00 170 g have change of administrative ministry in Bra7Mi1sEIipL September 20 1870 These haveMississippi Bra U Jigg 5JlsVpl 0000 869 to101 SF lIlSS01UI Missouri zjj States zil been sent to C Committees in the Stateswhich zili The ministry of Joao Alfredo which5tJj I9 g 071 118 2St Sgg Bonth South Carolina tJsociesocie i helps in may interesting prove 62the isB 99 S69 33 62 nas fallen will long be remembered as thehas Virginia J and Vlrclma Missionstheties and bands in Italian Missions thesecure the emancipation of the Liy1sIon not reported jDivision reportedone that secured Division TrearSslavesTreasr MR8 J1 F PULLEN TreasrMRS MBS slaves has Deacon Mial Davis Fitchburg Mass hasmeasure The credit of that beneficent measurelitera should again made contribution of leaflet literato lould be given however not so much toMEETINGS ANNUAL formerly formerlyhas Slould STATE MEETINdeHe free distribution for ree who the de people ture as to thee Cabinet obtained of- furnished thou- SJnded GS1IIississiiThrough GSA7ssiss5j51Through in the kindness of Duty the thou 1IIississiiThrough Lost to abollUonOur abolitionof obtained abolition the Danded act and Dmanded nd jfcnWThrough anded manded acof law the uaited report sands copies theRec Sec Mrs M J Webb a full reportof copiesySice the passage of that just Since lst Bap lostof W M S auxiliary to Mississippi Bapand lost into inaction fallen has Cabinet Cabinet Cabmd n u r u T handhand followingforwarded following A was Convention comes rIemphis the propro From o a failure to tist J10 popular favor because of cMemphls CTS Vhe ppular rFrm Societies detVih of eacheach Mission ofeach in bothset forth Xe the details both YIde some program have been formed m ecause ofoff sorel needed reforms and because vide sorely fhPPffi exer curches RehViou ReHgious exerdays ays i3on session dihere its our flvq the four ofefhPPffi measures cburches Ssince the Convention was hereyeasures in the di certain proposing Its Iroposlt1 S onaSofnIreJtfn cona con formed cises of an interesting nature 25 rection reactionismapparentlyiThe one at the First church numbers 25recton of clencal reatlol11smaiparently every JnsHre spicuous part of every session Mrs MrsJJ ad-C-CC- memuers oneA free sociable is given everymembers inspired nspired by te c1encalsespeclallY one Vest Point Misc nnde the ad Crump the proposing month to which the young people of thean blshops increase Itcrease of Romlsh bishopspropos1l1 1Irs1Irs secures Sundayschool are invited This securesBraziliandress or wdconit t responded to by Mrsdress As a Rl0 editor puts It II The BrazilIan Hillman new friends for 1Irs A Mt HillmanSun people do not want any more bishops norM J Webb Clinton or the society Y lhe first Sunnor on- day night Iin each month is a missloflary read a paper on missioparymissioary- priests of Clinton President rea rere sts nor theological seminaries nor rerela meeting and addresses are made theaboulthe about the higious mae Womans Vomans Centennial Committee its relaof ligious igious institutions for the maintenance ofWorkWork its veryand very Board Convention vention Con These are vvurK tion to fields mission the difFerent different thatof anything nor charity that of uuniuuicvoiwciuiuucudiuriuuu sisters veryand character They may not have Jackson read aTTvery much enjoyed In two months June andMrs clear haveaa very clear5AVrM C Dameron July- I July ending July yearr pnHin for vf the idea of what they do want but they know report fnV encouraging know25 were made and sent to theforgirlfor girl 600000 being from youn a is from increase Board oard The above and 1889the oard it to be something which shall extend andSixteen- who had never before been interested inSixteen in secure their political privilegt and civIlIS8 to over 1300000 for 1889 SixteeniSSS civilcivil were micsion fol rights May she have many to folreports from State VicePresidents weremission work them which shall offer themsomething of low her exampleSMrs L S Mount Prest ofpresented exampleexample arbi justice in the courts immunity from arbiaddress at addressState WV C T U made an oppor trary police and clerical exactions opporessay Mrs E E King Greenville read an essayeduown edu of their tunities tunitlts to acquire lands CORNER SUNBEAM UNBEAM CORNEiaVlon follow on Womans Work in the Delta followconbertv of con cation for their children liberty a aF Gray Gra Hazlehurst in a ed by Mrs e n privileges privilegesscience and the many o ther VivHs 32G32G societies of RNumber Number orKaU1 Nmber W V People Youug W Appeal to paper IAn botPaper bot c hJ have been t01d are at the betfb since- which they 1A beautiful Amount reported to Cousin George since M theIS of Waterville presented a beautifulthe torn of the extraordinary progress of thetom mission May State- ijSted 18S silk quilt to the State Society for missioni 50340 Send money to State MissionsIIfissionIIfissions I1Y 16 1SS9 Un United ted State Missions Sta StatesBraztliall aiazwau papers tstreasurer Jwork work The missionary and State papersA D DD IT 11 upper nev D A Iupper Tunner IL 1 or t to reasurer p work treasurer were urged as assistants to missionary workto Report topresented- 1P O 1ox 134 Richmond Vn PRAVat home and abroad Mrs Gray presented Mnwrni IAMC PRAV PRAYHOW MONGOLIANS PRAY George societies Rev Geo Braxton Taylor Cousin Georgethe interests of the Sunbeam societiesO1issloEnglish an mIssionmission Gilmour Rev James Mississippi College was a-aa- Chapel endowmentofMississippi CtThe The endowmentof chapel Hill N C MongolIalongollaary who hus labored railch In Mongolia ary were8topic of consideration and the ladies were topic wiThsent with be lSllftbeam will literature Sllftbeam rSnnbean tSunbeam eopeoeo gives the following a count of how the peo aid remiI1dd that they had been asked to aidreminded te organize y to ut cost to any one willing to0 try out praypIe pie pray Missionary literature forfor oout in its collection hi every MongolsMongols of ten Ionolinine out Ionoli Almost JiraxtonAddress Rev Gco JBraxton aux a1 society warded by the Ex Com of W M S auxhands you meet will have rosaries in their handsoffered Tavlor Ciliary to S B Convention was then offeredThylor Chaftcl Hill N C TalOl Chabcl prayers keeplnkeepingkeeping repeating rapIdly boiapidly be and Redistribution sespfr ses Sunday the last Smibean for free distribution atat Solety u of the Secretary mo tie Sl1lbal1 m 00 ouuua ut owiwiy rhe throughthrough oicunj count of them by passing the beads throughtheAfter thethe Zion was a missionary service sion fiftytwo their fingers We hwo hi vo fiftytwofinersSacrn N C writes MrsIrs- Salem Irs devotional exercises a report from Mrs meaning theitheir know don the They dOIlt meett every folmeet of tiefrCanton China was read fol names enrolled and at nearly Sanford commonlythoprayersmostcomlUonlyOne of thoprayersmostcomlUonly prayers the prayers most commonly Simj5rayersUne Prayersneof Sim 011 new members W annMnt com lowed by an address from Rev E Z SirncoinWe akL log rinndll i1r inndll Ula manman used consists of six Byllables Ask one maiiDelBelRev T P Bell rmons mons Inons Canton China Inkeep flnLTn nf meeting Vn flowers in toftSn mittees will sIx gyllnbleg mean and he willwhat thJgc gx mltteies at af ead Board mlttees tAsst Cor Sec Foreign Mission BoardlAsst Asst alsoalso willSunday tho sick visit to on ho will our thing church you aek another and one thl1 11 tell jalso made an address A repoit from MissMiss also ameaning aaask the of version The another have havo SunbeamsSunbeams members OrleansIn bring new Orleans in work New to rMaitee Cole of her Maitee Ivo an answersansweranswer wIll most lIlely give VthIrd and he wtllmot thinl WV InRev J W was read by Mrs Dameon seem to baful1y aroused and thorollhly il1 doesdoesvhiich all wlU tJlce Innamely that it does the D D presented the claims of theJones Interest- which Ii very Interest Joones omclleyomclley not matter what they IUpan the efficacyrendered terested in the worl and it thcy 11 Mrs 11 J Nelson renderedme Board flome mademade have tell how to hear thom the mRo lug depends not on the meaning bllt on theforepnl1s for annua report as State evangelist her annual 011 thisActing vjn this repetition helprepetItion ohelp km3 UU 1lil report IICI of lliu prarel V M rhls AU13 theIr rter Rev ill be ivvlllft JI their wltv of111 S IClHHUU of tho UlUll iVCV WUUJIJUIJ Sec iUJUtt will the mOller tV UtUllUJ U1C W 1LlJl JJ T Christian theirtheibehalf tho Mongols rattle away at their After- ful dlseourBoard addressed the meeting After State Stateioard fStateoard Stateoard Itil flll to orher societies which become dlsconr mcritmerit prayers hoping thereby 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the wheel JPraYers J 102 10by Oeo Whltnelcl V l in Iby contalne11l1-inthIs 8trnl11e act nJl tho prayers contalne11l1 this ereported reported Prtvlotisly Total this venr 2lrviooiy 2I59 vn venrefteftr repeatedIpeate2561925619 the mRchlno arc slippos1 to bo Ipeate If MdInoTIle The RoastillgJflCk PrclzlIt IlweInoO Jtf3sl Hy JtBsle Missoumml11y Hiickiur Ash Qrovo ii-f or rMissouui Missouui I1re fireI1rtho jrVs pmcuu oror uvuimuwueui placed uvuimu one nousoi I saw a wheel Italian chRjwl3 2Ar Iralrlu Fork SSby 8S bhySIrs lIIrs yVrV 10 ly Wiley J Patrick Howling Orw 110 ho- O reUy110 hot rtly euuI driven by the upward current of hotn and 3vBO cts Hy II S Dnncnn uireen chapels A ehlwls ItaHin AIfor Agent AI fL roastlugjack I of manner ofa tho fter 111 air t after oC which fiSBS l5for15for 2855 fur Miss Morton for su noit ox vof 3 of 3 oesterii- pupil Wstornesterii 6fi 6 for Mevco nnJ 5 school msiornYoungs Miss msiorn Mej In U tipit raying n11 ntci in Wstorn The T lte lie Water Pr1yillg oun8cithh 423Z32 Plllllllfor Znoiitecas sos 17Lnput- xtr23U 23232 Total 237 17 37 17Lnd 123717 contaIning tr23U 630 ning prayers is put MongolIa Mongolia onoll a wheel couta thl year 71revlonsly d1r101l1lIy reported 1revlonsly l10Ul Total this eL rrto 108888 5ear up ittle stream and tho water made tolip in aa Jittle tip 163588cancan Clndesiring to pray ctnturn it and the person fl AMhonAMhoni INA NIIKTII of CUnm Intel 1st ch P NORTII OAlmOINAS NONTlIlJAuOIIN AshelI1e by AS bV himhim at It as It prlLYS fot hImlook CoCoV v A Nlison 160 A II Cobb Tr WtsIITIl Con Co W Conlotf B Jie aying IlfiieShttvSitPIl1ttISlttsii Vention2Sfl8 Clock work Payzng 29 fli Ky J P nntet itavwg J n Houshaii Tr St ConvnThe Clockwort ventlon fsse oonven oonveCllriCllri 1 1 U cnnOn Urltton T for uon me a cun Uon of which tn ttoo Total behtrlllmo TOlnritton4oo ting TotiouUing In a tent once I heard behind iouU 4303found-1 4306 ILIS cUcklnl noise and looking uIItHl fOllnd OllS 08735 6lrevlousIy 1revlously reported 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took tho key A Carson fS5n Alld Atso by J A Ollrsonsn l102 IWllle IWlll-0 AJOSi Alldsi 02 Uicige idy amI then the thing niitleIme clockwork the of Mt Ureek ch for Italian chapels by J I AAnAn estahllshment-ttprayers of Poniutlds ch by MII Siinpeains eptalels for tho whole estahllshment lis e ptalels clrews ntires 4 L MIItiiaiis nrocfepoor-f 11 Mntiioii 7 17 Black Mlno ch by nrocfe H F Brock byIlUF that Is too poor Tile The Praying Elllethpl Kl 3JiO hv Bethel and PLcolet ch hyj-J nn1l11g hyj PacoletclishvJ a Inton Jr 1l11flaganto buy a handwheel gets a prnyer flaga 10 By A II Iattersou IanwllI 10i IlIto rlts SU UanuvHIfor-Cor lellnks UanuvHIfor prlntprlntS- JeilVries gpIece pIece of common Chinese cotton cloth prIntchapels IiU4 Swift Ureek 8 S by jI-T M Miece S Italian 16tl1 Newberry Co S 8 Convention by 51561 Ilhodes lflttli bv clI i1odes c1 over with lhibetan chfLlIctelsfastens It-Itt Hhodes t 1 lII Hugging 2 Amelia ch by J W nianlon nianlobeHovbelievheilcvnrl1nn believ tent his near up it sets pole and a to by Y J Snider t77 S S of I8t gl2 81ntl1 cll chch nilnil f1iNewberry Inil allIng that every time it flutters in the wind lug 21 by mrdis 52 S Inc Uarwlll Newberry byIJ SmJls ell by T1 Cl repratedA Bvalls 200 Ahlllrs Orllle ch Iy I 2 Ieti the JJ1ayers on It are reprated tho Ii O 11 B B 2 y b G1I18 T Grmc J IIPlno ily illLi lho wholo S III laughablel1uhnblebo thing would l1uhnble liostlcK lho 60 Qreenvillech bby chILjIl1856t1j I1I0stlck bv95561 llosiick for Italian chapels bbv fOfOI forfill by matter a serious It not too were trfle1l ell by P ft1 TtmU In Stratllev O JUiS Hebron cl UlnS Tim Tirealiyreallyreauy- mons2 reauy 2 t lief Asso b y J O Qardnenii cli Island AssobyJ IIllell Qardnenii-U3 1110ns mmons221 laughter Oardnlr augiitcr 1he dell1led worsuippers realiy IlU1htcr lU1htcr Tuecenuiea M K Hewitt by O 1P Krln AAMrs A Mrsl11tJIewitt wheel Erl fljS Sirs Wv ca whebellevo that this churmrepeatlng and wheelbelIeve believe nncaUreazeale AAnderson 25 cu Limestone Springs ciiltrtazeait lInacah meritmerit for makes merIt11utterln turnIng and Hag fluttering turning fur Italian chapels by N U1 Snead 4 Uoncert oncert oo- f toncertoltoncertol b elllsinW prayer of Oil Sq dnwhIch cancels elll ch Ohnrleston bv Oeorce Wyyprllytr which irayer Mclyer 1I0s1278 Ephesus chi eh nnd S Sby by J 1P IioaS bT HoHos Mclver Mel Ir21115127 j by W P Smith stlelt 4218 8partanburg Asso ticK Smithmllhtick mllh 21i 101i2S6j d2S6 Qreeiullle Association of which 28o 10r for foIN BRAZILBRAZIBRAZIL CIVIL MARRIAGE Iar HILrIt lEaner Pund I by rZIlatell8 rsratcts eh nnd 6 M for Mary ZIlatell8 sratcts V 11 Timmer Cli by w byW W TimmerW1lys1I132 IhllllJllIcl1 ImmfgraeaoImmfgraeao Llho Socledade Central de tmmlgracaoTho jel D B y Y 111 lho 1 AssoEx E Oox man Saluda Asso Aoloan MiMi und from Mm Mary Harley Fund Mof which 011i for 1IIar clerr- Of writes I1S rhe terl01 InspIred in the clerr Vb J 3 VV 73 30 Oool Branch 7360 Jlrnnch ch by Bethel S S mar- mBethel hv tho Indispensable intltntlon of civil mar 4I7644I764 Total 1176Lgg 3M LefK jl1etlflcatlonjl1etlflcatlon complete rlage and dare has full year this year4treioUoly Previously 97153 Total reported Priouly acquacqut- R3S9 acquiacqui 1717 no a large land owner H3S9 1Not long ago his frecImenhUfrecdmenfredmenfredmen escing in the request of many of hUfrecdmen TEKNBSSEE 7TESSKSSEFHan 7TENNE5SEF1an Dan Illver Association bby J 0-o0TESSKSSEFHan I1ftyfiftyJlfty lfllpllfllple MapleMaples asked ft Prlest to come and consecrate J810 Altcen AlklLI for Zacatocas ch from P SlapieAlke lSI 10 sOatlettsburg eUlltlettsburg illegitimate410 Oatlettsburg sJatlettsbarg 13 and from W M Soc AiderAlder AldeIllegitimate of May unions up to the law Y 10 W M Sac Alderbranch ch byby rbrmelt branch rbranch branch ch pleasllrtpleasureWith much pleasure or better natural Or Y fortOO 50 W Mt Soc Mossy Creek ch fofor P Maples 25 Miss but I will collect 25155 I ale Mexico by Miss Lizzie Ellis MlslIMnlles replIed replied Ell replle the holy man by rtiles Hale MulerollIderoMulero Mr for girl In SlriderMrs Anson Nelson Nashville forelrl marriagemarriage for each marrlaeoOOf 3 W M Soc of Istch ch 1st OhRttlnoojQ oInstitute f3 Iiistltut Instltl1tt OliattanoofrnofOliattanoofrnof Iiistltut demandthis demand 1he lhe planter explained that VWV nnet 1 for Africa by Mrs UW UWfwhich which 2 for Italy andfl it W Eatlslletsatisfied W extravgo1nt impossible to be satisfiedWwas extVavagant Ui Nelson 4330 Bill Ilatchlo Association by S W30 M11 for Mexico esof which t5 es Hampton emeatumeIS15IS156 creatutesHamplon Tr Ilampton HI M creatutes 011 the part of tho poor cIeatm lwhether on whether byby 10 Union cltv r P Uashaw cit s S byMt Tnliett 10J ItaehawMt slavery 6JJU from the fetters of slaverysonly just escaped from only Lff- by M LL v Norton 380 Uallards Charel ch byM W R It ofof fIIor by him who was no longer tho owner 15a Morristown ch 15 by J H Trent 55Uallard Ballard lll1ar tloiHodlsdisoreoyer tloi SitOlivet cli M Soc Ly Ho L Mt I the dis by P from Moreover J labor ailllam lUllllabor their thclr services and 9 ConCon nnd from collection Concord Association and onl threo- mid threethree tance to be travelled over was only tauce NorthNorth NortbyI yJJ N Curd 28Bu WV M Soc Normcord Asso by leaguesSlengueslengues leagues InstInst Irl in Jladero losthEdgelltid EdgellPld nEdet1th ch Nashvlllp for girl 4h 3 AssoapostolIc- by apostoliby Miss V P Settle Cumberland Gnp Asso 10 replied tho apostolic will take off offlO IwiIl for 13 W V M Soc Nashville forb E Elmondsoni V11 more- by cpersonae II but not onehalf penny more personage 20 2iM5223gIrt In Mudero Il1st Irs II Eaetmlln iM atman 5223 Just by Mrs of Ctrl uxurr ofChe poor must not expect the luxury rhic The 81 285 8Totni t283 Totnl year9D4 9 etrliii year 03 to 1Prtviouoly 1Previously Total tills etr 0Pr1Ylomly Previously reported lleslring to lire in matrimony according todesiring 128074 128074l2S07 fl2S0ffl2S07 Church- I the law of the Church nlnignl parties nig rosa 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