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MOTHERS MONTHLY JOURNAL.
Second Volume.
Edited by Mrs. M. KingsfOrd1
AND
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. NoTECE.-The next meeting Of the Onion
River Ministerial Conference will be held
at brother J. Ide's, in Hinesburgh, on Il e
second Wednesday in December next, at
10 o'clock, A. Nj.
On the rules laid down in Matt.
xviii. IS: Rr. Angler,
On the No. 7, as used in scrip
ture, Br. Walden.
On attributes and influences of
the Devil, Br. Huntlev.
On the forbidden fruit, Br. Ide.
On the guard that kept the wav
Of the tree of life, Br. Stone.
Is the literal meaning Of the
scriptures their only meaning?
Br. Beeman,
: Was the inspiration of the Bible
verbal 2 Br. Guilford.
EXEGESES.
Matt. xiv. 81: This generation
&C., Br. Stone,
Cor xv 90: Br. Walden.
Isaiah vi. 6, 7: live coal &C., Br. Angler
Col. i. 15 Christ the first born
&C., Br Huntley
Matt. XII IL. last clause, Br. Gui4ford.
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Bailey JOHN CoNANT>
ANT1-SLAvERY MEETING "A meet
ing of the Brandon Ant-Slaverv Society
will be holden at the East brick school
house IN this village, on Friday evening
: next, at o'clock.~ By order.
EPH. MAxHAM, Sec
Brandon, Nov. %, 1886
WESTFORD HIGH SCHOOL:
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