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Bathing Below the Zeros
The Boston Be , says:

1ne DoSton De3 says:
We stated, the other day, that a
DR.. Mayo G. Smith, of Newburyport,
had accustomed himself 20 battle In
the open or icy. as it might be, river,
during the winter. In q letter TO
the Herald Of that city, be says:
"This is the fourth winter | have
bathed 10 the river or sea since my
return to the United States. have
run five miles, Invested myself OF
clothing, dashed into the river, swan
amid the ice cakes, then dressed and
ran two miles home. | have dived
into the stream from the end Of pier
seven to fifteen feet into the Chan.
mel, whose rapid current and tidal
motion ordinarily prevented freezing
or if frozen, | have cut the ice,
and ut no time this or the preceding
winter have l been sheltered by
house or she'd; but afte: a bath such
is the warmth that summer clothing
would suffice for covering. The
coolest morning it was Is" below
zero, or 47o below freezing point
l usually run couple Of miles, use
flesh brush and towels, sometime:
stand in the snow, frequently dry
myself in the cold northeast winds
take no beverage, coffee, tea, Of
spiritual drinks; nor DO | use tobac
co. / never feel cold after ] leave
the water; never suffer from colds
never have coughs; never had dis
ease of any kind; no aches: no pains
My bathing time is by or belor'
sunrise"
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the devil who gave it. This Creed
sets the subject of eternal punish
ment in a more consistent light, than
any other With which / am acquainted,
but. unfortunately for its advocates,
not one solitary text in the bible
sustains the latter proposition. Will
they not abandon it2 Yes, l think
they have done it. This, however,
is the platform upon which they
stand, yet there is not one Of all
the denominations who have adopted
this Greed, can tell whether he HIM
self is child OF God or not-con.
sequently must die in doubt. So
much for the consolation arising out
Of this Creedl The next thing to
which my attention is directed, is an
article in the Philadelphia confession
of faith, which is now the standard
Of faith among all the professionalism
bap,ists, except Richland, through
out the length and breadth Of this
country. 1t reads thus: By the
decree Of Goo. for the manifestation
of bis glory, some men and angels are
ipredestinated or foreordained to
eternal life through Jesus Christ to
1.-THE praise Of bis glorious grace; 9th.
ers being left to their condemnation
to the praise of bis glorious Justice
These angels and men, thus predes.
tinated or foreordained are particu.
larry and unchangably designed, and
, their number so certain and definite
that it cannot be increased or dimin'
,ished. This article sets forth the
doctrine of Calvinism in all its bear
!. iDgs. In other portions Of the Creed
however. it is not only decided thai
God ordained an endless hell, but he
also made devil, though 10 the
form and character of an angel Of
light. This angel by some hook Of
crook, became a devil, the Greco
makers knew not how, therefore
have not told us. This devil BY
virtue Of Gods decree, reigns Owe
all the regions of darkness, bein.
punished and Furnishing all the in
mates of that dark abode. Further
more, according to the Greed Coz
. hath of one blood made all nations
f Of men. They stand in the sa0'
relation to him.
Coneluded neat ,reek-