Home and Foreign Journal, February 1873

• -TST DPtzblaslied IMIoiithly by tlio ^EJhx*e© .T3||j.urds of the Southern Baptist Conv Series. RICHMOND, V F3233 PtTJ.A.IR’Y', 18ТЗгч ’ FOI r_iGN JOURNAL • \a. Sol 111 V ВТ.,*! II К Baptist' Convention. »7id - V ~S5 * uSTo. S—'Wh.ole USTo. 56. xnanrgemcat of tbelr State inMonirr *ork. ' Plue IX m Ml theTe would Ъс no \**ш nrcceeity for о General 1 bitterly «unn Board. Without auoh a lK>ard. the tt-O'lencjr > that he ie uorf; would be to narrow their ay ropathiee, and tocauoe j hae the peojir the» to look upon their awn thimrr rather than ! might lmoftlpe t-i _ < tuxvs cl ot h or* . Too I'ovK'i to' м .нс и j Me a "••uldhcable to take can* of U-rnell. » J S'- *u h would not 1.0 the СПРС with Florida. ‘ ' ' 4 -i.‘> might not feel that she ImJ lost any- . * »|«b.r. by concentrating her energies upon bor " , w I '■*» I or e work, bat Arkansas, the Indian Ter- . so»!1 A--*- per t |ht raff. | , Hi.duaa.aa, _ - 5.ПИС -rat tills ; 1ЛТ1 . l>. l>.. c. < nn Bo ■ d. Marion* .. la»*' лг.А Iiuitaa 1 to « M Г SW* % Ma . *1* v ; « and all x г-Яог. we k* * r».r duty to con: ti • ••■.-pci to ^-hanf [j;, iiOO§ cot make it Anted» or Xave&eteeita. t »in with vigor t‘. c ел it if о on .• l:* r r«'i i Ь w» «il J orbing a In* и n.ikia at •f ' nr means i»- «.end the , or i anion, or Koine, which ■>:ir doty to do the same f*»r W« would main* T * x * laoted i or \ liri«t in ti.o dniUuCfiB of » • •• • i<\. . vut ‘ .t the >ame time no would w>l<*i 1 ‘.c irclc of ■ lie ! ''minion aroon.l u*. M’b* re n Ънчч Mate I The following ь if It Ip w*it •• I cr •’•«pc '..i tb| n»v father. It- til the war,, of amount. Htfcei] »oul ! allow o*’i wan grouted я now lio deairrotoj mg. ■' Some two y( paralysis ; WHAT WE, HAVE IN BICUHOND. In this city nro fifteen Baptist phurchee, •even for white person», eight for negro**, with an aggregate merabcrahlp of 11,14*, or an average of oao Baptist to ov«ry five of tbepopu- | latlon. The Brat church of the whites bas я . membership of 818 ; the first church of colored Baptist» bas a membership of J,lti2. The “со'.- oreil churches," so calle<), haro colored paatora. j Connected with all tho Uaptiat churches are j Sunday-schools In a slate of tolerable efficiency. | There are more than three thogaasd pnpila in 'in чЛ'.'.аа bfl ( wf-olll i'<s Mlmkmrf . *ar*»mifae d в 1t*I М*1л BL. Mem- - SO 1 T >p IWirt* tone* 1>, l'«rrw-(*-udirif ЫКГ+- . УТ SC XT DO IT P .■>st fibers гаке Uj _-i-j copy, fWtvhyi iSy gating th thorn they oou • what they ar> -rorling a di : easuro of girin, . i : to U*ir frioh • -:oad th nirortls •. , anf bsg the аз^ . <!#. Can’t pib'^‘ mer is theteatdjlilt . on* \ th< ' cei :n- - r О :ivf • у* ' i? • x.*j llo&rd? wr woi Id fo-tvr them on-J сиооипцк« . fcbcin in their * ork, but wo woubi not forget j 1 *bat Board whk h i* thefrieud und helper of tbe j •titute ia nlltbc Sfalee. If brethren feci that they n-cl M»ie Boar-ie j hie- H® “»У • !^to carry on their State work, we I- ire nothing i ae in d*I'e l1*»** to say apaioti it. t them has- whatever ! ore* ni*a lion шит beat aubMrre their pnrpoee, . ^,th “* 1 *ud meet adeoace the kingdom «. f Christ. But *l *f *° let them .peak no word against the Domeatic “«“Ьгопее ia ilieeion Bdtttto Thetwda a Tiork for that Board, I *c”dinK Hl* k,“ * great and Bt^hty wntki which State organisa- | Jf" thoufib<« ‘-“•j Ations-ata. net oqusJ tot U tbe Baptiste are to I *l51lc,ed people take rank ataaog the great rfa*ominationa of the : *ur“ T lheirt in their eorrowa.- theuv'l orW, nnd^ulibnalely to iniplia their princi- iee иропл£Ь^«1 ot>dcng^aj*y most do it on | 4“ired o( ^ioan To otiicFlipalU we are weak — j Binf‘ : Wm Great Brilair.fiidnai increaeing ; in-' "l*' acsing in ‘yet only * Лопе ora vim ilth .f tljc .idly as Use _ jreasU^i mm* nutohei I: htrtnts; ■pro here, w$stefi: imp arid.’ glMiilkffci ES2T n - h ■ .-Jtl e is ’ n-'AKBS. .=4 f.fbeea or twenty „ oraussnwne axqang th* s to the aeeep.'ity’ of hav- londoet t^eit-irfieeionary :ee an! foreign. ' Af^ano. time '.y who though thet_a^DistrTct . ?en any church, might hr. ye Us » -ibee lands, and that to employ «li - ri. Mission Board involrcd a tise- «5 and pea ' я nsieehieveos, expenditurp of ■ey. Seme .f oar Dietriet Aseociationn OC- »Ду baa mise.-.niriee in the field, wbern they i*4l to report to them, and for whose enp- vf they held themselves responsible, 'None, wsrer, wont to the length of aUapenMag^ito- . tb«* with t)ie service* of tbe Board at Ilieh- °ad, and by ectoal erperience, all learned at a general Board due песемагу to Uic>VC- *fnl prosecution of foreign miamoae; To •twain етеп the smalleat station required о twter ootlay than any merely local or State Jpn.iatlon could hear. The boilding of cbapcl* -c^tiuulation and publication of Kblee and •ete1, the employment of teachers, and, ев the •vk grows, the support of native assistant* re¬ tire the co-operation of a large number of -He. We never again expect to hear well- 'forasd men maintain that a General Poroign H«ien Board ia a piece of uaneceseary and ex- 'Bsirc mschinoy. the Domestic Misetoa Board hae Ha dfetlnct *»dly defined office, and ia not leee a nc- ihaa ils eiater Board that operates in *•*»! leads. Bat because State Beards en- «*.& the same kind of work with it, tlioce **^ne »ho eupposo that they might properly l»et it. Some tHsrtes, to в very great ex- ?£*** ,>n niiarione within their own limits. **W-ha»rdB employ a large ntunber of mis- t **“•’> *ad aceotnpliah я great and ever- % work. This is eminently true of the Mission Board of the Baptist General Л*- S*Uon of Virginia, bast -year it employed йу 4i«:onarie*. and at ore time :i ha' sixty fo l Ski у men in its employ. But t. • ■ ■' . iency ^eir 8t»te Missionary Board ! n reason t* i Europe generally, In A* United State* v , 4th<jiewewfai. Ont- '■pAdfptt ns, and as ra- , i jtiBBrassiat; we arc in- ' -Vf« enttht not to abut ! inoe od tliaao fajts^ Be- | c «entury \ both G*-l ЖЛ i l 1 TWl rnurour, i Kiilwr n *o’i wo Bc*»r Uif nu Id } U kiufly , tb Ohrre thoae whom he most ugh *t hie rag*. Kxeept and thinks that ha really k« pretend* to wield, we log with poor old I .ear, sy . -lu not №4k MS ; lo'l.-li fu|t.| o* I nine, “j »>| »я< I." 1 SEBVICE. jshiag letter apeak* for it- fDr. Sumner ; I fh fi» ltoM*'M1»iomi from It was his h.hit nn- i «“ the Sonday-achools. ally forwarding you that I Thcr* Me la th« е1‘У. und" B»PU'' I Mklng and l ha* not felt I three inatitotion* of learning. HUhmond Col- ‘ * thirt-inr«»V weitfl be b“ AM-atisdaaMa. . Ths.Vomsde Ine-.-tai- tor scrrlca in 1812, and j h** -hoot 1*0 «Indent*. Colver Insiilute, with ПЫ*аа a 11 ret- fruit offer R«T- H. Corey as Principal, is for ihe и,- I strnction of aolored preachers. These insiit.i- f*ago he had a stroke of I t>on* are well managed and usually proapcr'.u-- Г,‘ that time hie hoalth ! The Foreign Mission Board of the Sonthern . Yet hu desire, his ! Baptist Convention bas its headquarter* here, live the life of the1 K*v. II. A. Topper, D. D.„* native of Sontfa aat end may be like ' Carolina, and a graduate of Hamilton, is the bt the battle* of the T-ord , popular and efficient Corteapoudlng Secretary. , yet, as an invalid be The Board was divinely guided in choosing а dieting that Oral la well j successor for the sainted Taylor. Missions in I done tot Christ’s sake. China, Africa and Italy are sustained. The State Mission Board, fijr fifty ytar», baa labored to propagate the goapol and advance the Redesmer’a kingdom throughout the State. Henry K. Rllyaon, one of the .editor* of the Dispatch, the SnperinlendenU of the Second chnrcb Sunday-school, has been for a score of years the Corresponding Secretary. Without a salary and almost without expense, he ha* conducted the business of the Board, which ha* accomplished a great work in planting and sustaining churches, and sending the gospel { among the deatltnle settlements. Forty-two 1 JOHN LBLAND. A friend wheec father was well acquainted with the celebrated and eccentric Jehn I-. lvud, hoe tpld ua of several of bis ra-tnje wlm . we do not remember to have seen - u rriut. x.'s wae in th* habit of wearing a n.'U. ry hrl- Tome on* reproved him for doinz о ayinc fc. МЫВ* Behind, yon will bo taken for ,. officer. ‘ So I •fo," be rapliud. “ an .-ff. о ruitin,- "зг my Kiog.” He olo wore rii end thin' »vu a cause of ..IT u*le to eniue. a jio- ■ cd tbe proetioo by ь -og; that he v -e ni. -; to re¬ mind him of ct* - aity. V hr 1 -r f. ' ::d fault ofbls faebion-iVc coat — ‘'ll- - rsther. said he, if your com l -.s more reh’ o- nit t'.- n mine, I wonld l>e vor . clod to sw ip. v. h you ’ He was once t • led by the < . rcb f. -r light- As ш i.-l have ’-eon ex* y.'Cted, he Was p-omplls reqr.:---sd. IVhelr the lisian wa, ’ v wn ue wa. led or: tOpray, of the b'.iu пса i . eaying, ik tbec t c bn-- doubled arepulJrnir * 'ethe- -gain.” d a loo" ncj ._«fui 'e. For cars he v . , n mini*-, r of the ora in M.w-= asciis -i 1761 : . early in It was I n- -taxed iq ti.o fellowship of a Mo. i . Toney i.'.peper, and in i:p2 reii.- —d- t* in God’s book of re- en our tftowyht of ex- rmany of God's old and 1 comfort. He trea- I will Dot forget them l sendee is all that i* re-' did the blind Milton il nt-irtl'-i ') Iwir-I, w- 1 and bitcbe-l. * Mr. Lel-in 1 TQ'.re thin. f spel. lie v v .ved to T'ir.' 17 J! ini Church, ... Maerachuootl* and there spent the rrc Under of bis life, occasionally makiDgureHcl.: '..q tours, in which he comet i шов visited tue eceucs of hie early minitlry. Mr. fiemple »»ye th- i he" woe the moot popular preacher that ever reeModiu Virginia. .IheStbof January, 1837 , he preached hie lout Boraon. , He baptiied between 1500 and 1 too people. On hle dying bed, he raid : “ Bury mein anhumblemanner. I want noeneomhune; I deserve none. I feel myself a poor miserable sinner, and ChrUt ie my only hope.” | V. light SralrC !“ i to pmtot •Oc*1 tlolb not bmJ • own gills; s.ho b**t it; Ills •(«!« — ■ ЗОТТГКОЗ. Rev. Dk. Siiavbb, so -long ilij edi”- f t ' Christian Index, says In ^nttia оаг in t з -.n Cot December 12 : From th; I- ropri'-t- r tho ex and Baptiit I have rcct red net. - •' he will tfisp.-n e with try e- ■ • e ca ав rd- зг u, ter the 22d of M-rch next- The reason lies.,.- d — inadequate -eeeipts for G о pa, юг at ij 3 v a- sent time.” 'ic a liberot.s ueefidoes i ' some other field one of the - !- rest iute’ missrouaries are now hmployed, and no one ; abicet pens, and truest std i-, ftiohp Toy receives aeaiaUnce unteaa he devotes his whole 4»*'? in Alnerira. The p- . г- эг of ib. i time to the ministry. (dd’ Kjwof t»« l ""■Яг+Ъф* Th* Sunday-school Board has now in its . . , service Rev. J. Wm. Jones, who loves children, R*S BOHOOL8. and whose lsrge ‘ expcrienBe as^_gjeter and tto Icern thxt Mr. Van ^ agent, combined with iatelfigent jrfety ahefSin- i bay* been oloeed by i tiring zeal, jastifies th* hope that th* BgriJ" =. - lie had gather- ■ naej report will abow S large increase , sad the pros- tbe 30,000 »cb*iars r spot fed last June.' Omml Uffi.1alU;d«n»(SU.-b^ •rhis paf pledge* unramitted effort ! ■■ ful and acceptable to hie pa' u. . Tire rsoeut Sttaday-scl; ■-! f cavenli. - > .3 in Clrroianati, under the t. inagea. r.t • Bible sod PublieaGon Зо y. stems - b -vo been a very Spirited afiVr Thoao wt a. (encUd it spenU ' with greu enthuriacs; ’ what ws* arid aud done. Д bio’b-r t' h*d the privilege ef ai-..-n,. v-_ In.- - v tion OrqrrUwl tojpve us lie press.. --.t its do s -. wjaboj e ■ Jjtstce, cannot meet tbe Jemande made on them of the Vathtan, had ^ ! Board, dver io6 minhters hare? receiv^ aid for missionary labor. ТЫй cau only be done к little too much pleased Wfijb Шя1А* Of Vor- from tij£s g№,|| BQ<1 notwithstanding our* deep .by the combined effoitsof all, operating through Tying the I’ppe- Atqll event*, they have had | pBrerty> t|,0 close of every financial year since' n central agency. , a” set-back,” wblcbfcay tcaohtbem prudence ; ■ j|,e war j,43 left a clean sheet," with not а So fat from crippling the resources of the ; and which msy, in the end, be of greit иве to j tJo; jar of indebtedness. Over thirty minisUrial Domestic Mission Board, every true Baptist, j them. ‘ ' Л.’. - We nro not disposed to take Hie doahig of every, true friend of Christ, should wish to aee lie means .multiplied a .hssdrod fold. Д- hun¬ dred thousand dollars, or two hundred thousand dollars, would not be half enough to enable H to dq-^rit might do. Let ua give itouraym- pathiee, and put into its hands the means to do the great work to which it is called. THE FOPE IN TROUBLE. We have before us the allocution of Pope Pius IX, delivered the 22d of last Doeember, at a’ consistory of the cardinals of tho Roman Catbo-j Ho Church. Things do not seem to be going well in bis dominions, and tbe gentleman is decided- ly in trouble. In Italy the civil government is' very much dispceed to interfere with his privi¬ leges. The Legislative Chamber is not at alF careful to please him i n the lews which it pwsts. j Hesaye: “Oar end your МшННвп, venerable i fathers, has not been ohoeged, but is daily ag- i gravated since tlio occupation *f 'our province*, | and especially since, two years ago, this glori- these schools a* » тегу serious matter. We learn from jlic Romap correspondent of tho New York Times that, summer, schools under the charge of prioet^and nuna .were dosed in a similar way, end were soon- afterwarde re¬ opened. The correspondent thinks the clo¬ sing of tho Protestaht schools was simply in-- tended, to show the impartiality of the authori¬ ties. -If the priests are struck, Protestants must' he etruek, too, to equalize things. It is proha- Ыо, too, that there was somo informality about the manner in which the schools were conducted. Mr. Vsu Minor has appealed to the Minister of Instruction, EiTing » full. stntemeDt of what lie haa been doing, and expressing his wish to con¬ form to the requirements of the laws, whatever they may he. His friends hope that he WiH soon be permitted to resume hfcs‘ valuable" la¬ bors. _ students are now receiving gratuitous instruc-. tion and board at Itichmoad College. For this marvellous success, the Baptists acknowledge their obligations to Dr. Burrows. Bat for his zeal, energy, ability anil executive, capacity, EmiSR Isaac Slut it, editor of the tV.r'- ■* Standard, the leading paper among tho t-- r a era, says of Dr. Bioadus’ book on the Pi.,... istfou and Of livery of Sermons: “It ,a Л dedlyThc beet text book on this subject w- в .-e ■yet met with. Were we in-charge of a c' homiletics, and desirous of .a text-book . J > the hcok we would take in preference t . a • we have -veT «am joed.” S66X NOTIOESf Тн* 8агГ1ЯГ QBARTERt-r, for January, snch results could not bare been attained. — L. J comee-touecyith eiebt articles, besides valu. in SXamaur and Chronicle, -A-; — ' i - : - BAPTISM IN A. SCOTTISH CASTLE. * Tbe ISeeman gives somo" interesting facts of the prdgrose (though slow) of Baptist convictions in Scotland : The Scriptural doclrino of believers’ baptism is doubtless gaining ground in the country hal¬ lowed by the memory of tho Covenanters whoeuf- fered for “ Zion’s king, and Zion’e cause,” al¬ though there are во many towns in which ss yet no Baptist church exists in Scotland. The rise of the book notices' and brief reviews. The place of honor ia given to Erotessor W hitsitt'a “ Position of the Baptiste in the History of American Cup* ture.” Dr. Cramp fumishea >n article on tlr(i second century of church bietory, “ Dug Prayer-test," by President N. Ji. Davie, is writs tenia tereo and vigorous stylo; and is vqr^ Btriking in thought. Wfe are not prepared to agree with all hls-positions. Dr. Chureh’s dier ouseion of the meaning of *• Paradise ” does h«? oommunicotc to his readers the pocitlTcnoss conviction which he веете to have hi in* elf. Me wish he had’ntrt quoted so indefinitely “thobeit comments tors.” Certain unguarded аваегНГ-а in the article-made us wish for the name of t e church in Forfar has heen remarkable, and is 1 author referred to, and even his very word... a sample of what may eoou occur in other i J>r. Malcolm takes ground against Be i i -t - (.laces . Not a single linplift was to be fonnd . Repentance.' "We esteem the Quart , vc-v li that towns few month» ago, and now a flour- highly ; and flic more scholarly and ti 1 0f our ministry, a growing close. Would _x'_ .1 MISeiONB OF THE REFORMED CHURCH, _ _ , . _ _ We havd race rvtil- the fortieth arm-sat report oue city was withdrawn from ourpoiern*! rule.” ' „j the Board of Foreign Missions of 'the He complains bitterly that a law is proposed Kefomnl Church in America. The BoanWms _ _ _ _ _ _ _ which provides for the cloatog of lel.giou»! ,рг«в principal atstiosa, one at Amoy, China ; MakerstouaCastle, fho seat of Mies Scott houses iu Rome, as in oth./^rts of Italy, I one St Aroot, in India ; nai one at Yokohama, -Mae-loegaU. ™ Д t.vo, bo and the «mfiecolion and «ale of church proper- j Japan. At e»eb of there tUtooer, including . У^- d intereel in СЬгиНаП -и*й- Mr. : « had I •У ; the work at out there is an ndvsneerm , pharp, being on a visit at the castle, write*', “ X i “У “J _ th* rwecedinx year. In the Chinese Mission, J spent в most interesting time at MaVerstoua ishing little church oxists, numbering-forty-five memSers. 5Ir. tihai n gentleman well known to mhny Man energetic gatherer of funds for -Mr. Oueken’a work, and a deeconof the Baptiet -• _ Church in СираГ sends particular» of s ! (naaboume, late - . . МгЬжЧйй-Я “ЛЙГ ЯЛ» е'иГеГреС^^е'г- rlmlV this ie an exception. It s tot only an 1 1. exceedingly valuable. Lutcrm on Natural TnsoLOr.i.Vv ) idcut of the hi it re ' ty. He pronooneea invalid anything that i ho done against the pnlqjoony of the church, _ _ nnd decUrcs all title to any of the “ stolen pro- ■ during tho year 1871, there was an perty ” void. 1 from <55 h> 497 conrourrfcant*. An the Indian Then, too, the German, are not behaving j MMo». ‘be ine- ra- during tlw «me time vr«. handsomely. 'The German empire ie upholding |from Г.59 ami giving countenance to the wrong side, even Japan, is in its to the “ Old Catholics," as thay are calle-l, who, members, the Pope ваув, have no religion, and attempt to define the dogmas aud rites of tb" < т ii Church without hr owing wbnt they ore Лп I deb: in tpr .1. i‘ >2. was " m-™’ •- worubp. Then in the afternoon tw-.pe I . ... ./л. из- ti.. . .i. er. ~e! i oi vcrv cucour i nor t t-ui the u цп wr.-e t.non i) - d"'oido<l V pious, in 1 n h > forward with full faith in the 1 seen it tho-r duty to be MptUed, came forwara, They ore endeavoring. ' "",1 in я spacious bath belonging to the rustic tire, but ie an exceedingly the distinguished Ь MoGuff v. at the Г-. as one of tbe i to be anal rtaimi'- ■' being m' Sot \ -* bi I, - to 7 j A. Tbe church of aokuliama, infancy, and reports only 1 1 parish church, which is in quite n rural district, nrd She wb"le Sabbath eervicca did not ooev.py i- *r“ ti.an -.n li.iur nnd three quarter*. A Chmleaiaj; b".\ p!m ". and thomiulster prayed that God -would sanetff.v as much of the wntei ofl he -л-яи to lift on his finger to put on tbe faro of the child.’’ As a contrast to this, on the 'J Virginia Baptists «rfyto the more ger '- Deaentic Mission tliat the- 1 uld nci I <Tork n i * . M* i’iv ol.le to take core i 4tll0l»r An 1 some of tbe cantons of the Bwi» rcyab-.c the report i- following tlie bad example of the Germans. Board looks _ , - Churches they bet impudent band or Arrocnmrs ■ ■audacious fraud and violence Tho Board bos Ic complain that their expenses .Sunday miming after, eleven Baptists met ra ic- than their receipts. Their the .-.Stic to offer prayer and praise, im l thr a •’ rn. ,, stately bolls ruup wuh the echo of their to., о eb: in April. i‘ .2. was 8 .8. SOI. (a the whale _orBi,-n. Thou to tho aflornoon two pc . all If all tlicdcs- guilty of „'docs that re- 1 »b* "-jury ol the faithful. "M their less ' he hardly know when Shall the '.«ter. or a m-.. e iui !*• a..t bmj? X' ГУ b"., ”f l'l1’ eirug^unp iWjwtoTe от i be* - . V. _ l-S_t 11... Г, 1 t rib uti oh* froth tbe coorerted 1мЫЦ м>. i. *• dcoirablc to cHnC^te the new cortainly very hl'C I- i tav t.. wn *a ..I were immersed by me intd the name of the TiiUDC God, before all the inmat» of the ensile and ши- . persone who had come from the d-.- lii.i mol' l t» witness the ordinance. It w' • n . }..< - ■ . ч in he forgotten. Deep s«h iv I , — 7 .<1* - -rml.lv as lhjprefcsi-.o.i i in Christ was mods, -*»<t tear* do wed down the . clisct - o! ..may, *nd hoaven'y joy seemed to 1 trim the countenance* "f tlt»ce especially vss I this late 0 Cons — 1-icau Ю sec it. Ii tr Fourth nrr t rk. Pi. t friend P. ЕМ», by Г. . ’ The nut > tic merit. - gratified i •■nn; i. “ i le the I.-. tlve work of ing. nud " *' ТГ I 1.ПКАТ Fl lint:- ft t 1 tj (*. a.. thing p -у Ь , t bt“ u‘ ■ 1 - * ’ ottpaim Struggling itanrisre ox 1 1ms uooe.14— - — • 1 ' ' 1 ‘'-'r • .r tl-.ere is awr.rk wWobtlisy 1 regatives ', but Uw ■""chbas't shruukratca. -.-ura-. d, , o, w-e-l an 'power sneerttb d.v- of BlUnH® nu Inno . , : cert III, -^l.Ate feet th" pro’meri m '- " - t’l'-.r»/ lii.i f- u uoi j * vlie -3 tvi’ijf ri U* iiutU as eu option s : aud vri-s- -»• nz-Je nat us tren I1.* * Tho ma.eo. 10 ВЛГ 'll»’ • : a. • 1 ПЦ 11ЧМ«Ы»м — ‘ . J • j- v-rls among them, a grant point hadbeen gmced. q„o ioiven has then been put into tne mo d, sn.l - - - , confidently look forward to if- .-v-rtirg .f otC'» nvix't’l * p pc-i-iVa1 - 1 . f И; Nupper 01 toe JiOTH ift nraiefUi |*ш,ш. his .tji.ix love. Ill theeveuing ing о r- 're in to- parish sell t'i- rr o< -e-- h id I cen BU -in t; - ' -.6 lie f ->ш tt 0 period 0» its ere. . iy- lie -u 1 tent’i'-o • has j.bS>ea * rough .* . would be g. - . for •*u* *» . ; ■ ' isbed bv У 1 Potua'u «4 *>*. id Tvca't-''» •j& *«r «г; 4. га зв ‘-Тле -4 • ан in’ . r TI. R. “n .-с-. r f Bo» « ~ i or ' mok*— 13 s > me»Dn* t. ‘ 0- •« yet l.is ’’.'iv' Ю com. h-t he bos tho- Л . t r •'ruts. Tb 'У VI wri;i'*r f . . . и of .1 1 * • ГГ ft • -Via ; • iujetri- 1 . ll loha ”1 1 -. e autl о. v •Pfi'il . A shut. 1 tbei 1 4,- • lien:. : i< * at the " "• • M fl'H n entr.-s. 1 , erf in ully in:. - Q9- incroe.-rag bnj ■. ап it i • 0Г 1”- ’ , series of Гг > '. >Hoi:T I'jr. Tv ■’ .1 ' tch • :•* eri'le* f ч1 ftdirk . t>? !.i i r. » !? or I ’l. ' T WhU in ' 1 ♦ *. rtatr- convert- into ihe feeling that therimrehea ought : hc-.m to litre a se’f- Irttmp'ng pow-r. V,ben n -• mr- h , , ln si,t„, 0 whitf"' VI appo.'i, ••■.t.'u' ' l I*! ■ awfui r«uue«ib>~~~ — I I - - — - ;-d , ' ' _ ..“"t’ suing we held aproaoh- • municatea but stimulates tnesgjn- *. sell. ill-room. X believe (ul.iishe.l by Charles Scribners to-. .\ ... rh n Lord's— I- v spent <»nr -ору coro.-s f-om tbe hook- t riodeffta ere. ft- n. F”vW. 1112 Mai- street, Ricbm-n . jet O'li