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God's'G Greetings.

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serves, and many more who never thank
Inn for it. Wien for instance his sun
wakes thee early to the enjoyment of
another day Of life aud health, It is as if,
he said to lhee GOOD morning r. ana
when At evcntide, thine eve closes in
peaceful slnmber, it IS because Goayhat
bid lhee "Gool night y and when thou
sitrest downsto a Widespread board with
o good appetite, tits Gods gift far thy
good. ,.,-.. g.
When again thon art enabled timely
to discover some Threatened danger. what,
is 1t bnt God saying, to thee. Take heed,
my child, and turn back. before il be too
late ~ s,,.,, !,
When on some carly summer morning,
thou wakest about amid the blossoming
flowers and the sniging.spisds, and Thy
heart feels light ahd Aioyfal Is ho; God
saving to thee, "Wdleonae heartily
welcome to thy palace garden 2" aa'a
And whcn all Of a sudden perhaps.
withon' they knowing how or why, thy
heart is moved 10 good thoughts, and
thon beginntst to feel sorrow fSr having
done, wrong AID a desire to do better,
is not Thy heavenly Fathersaving to thee
20. grove not my Holy Spirit which
now stirs within me?" n
Or when then passest bya new; made
grave, and q sudden shuddeE Of anxious
forebodng runs cold through thy, fam 4
is not God greeting th"ewith the fatherly.
admoni'ion. "Rememher now thy Crca.
TORN the days. Of thy youth. . while the
evil days come not nor the years. draw
nigh in which then, shalt say I have
no pleasure in them; for there is neither
thou art fast hasteuing ?'' q aas Hi 5000
0 yes aflssc are Gods greetings,
''whetlpr, ,yawill hear or whether we
wilfoyeslas ''fg Bit if we hail them; not
withPlfesssfASn time, we shall remember
thenFwltb vain regret in eternity,
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BEGINNING OF SpIRITuAL LrFE.--l
How diminntives and nnpromising the
b"ginnings Of spiritual life often~ are
There is n'ohusbandman preparing tile
stock OF his tree for the reception of the
graft What is that he holds in his
hand ? Apparently a bit of dead stick
an inch or two long, with a single ishfiv-h
elled bud Can this lifeless bit of wood
liver Wait ana see, What is nowgo
lifeless and nnpromising, contains the
germ Of what will soon hurSt forth into
leaves and flowers, and p.bohntifnl har.
yests OF luxnf;ahta and 9olden sfruits.,i
See that sinner, isad in tfespasses mud; I,
sins, so worthlessyto iifeless, so d,scon.
hhctedsfana apparently renewed from
eyefGthihg that, has life. Il Can. these
dead ones hve2 From this mass :. of
sinnnd moral oormptiom can aught
good pbeautilul, Or. useful ever sprine
pp2s Olive can but byipgisucS. how
qyernnpromisinG, fintomhion with Christ,
ifwecan ses theim inbt ,Eeiug vine, il
'wefean send Rowingi.tbsongh iaeW, Ijiio
stseafps'ofspiritml yigor from,the ,lWibg
i9untani how soon beantv viii abmn9
qnt of ofaslcasltfe butstiforihfromseoerhp,
lion, flowers and l,ft,ft$ E6f5 lidagentg
beauty and richness dfap initpdlsss sue,
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....s. VI us u nOlSOno wcCd--
So often will single word
Unknown, its eud fulfil, & ~.
And bear, in seed, the flower and fruit
Of actions good or ill.
RNaN0ns bCtweeh NOrthe4nand SOt thern
BaptstS
The Religious HerdM SAYS: SIN or.
der that wa may understand this sub.
lcct, twill be necessary to take a glance
at the past. The Baptist form of Church
government renders the Churches ofthe
South and North entirely independent
OF each other, in all disciplinary meas1-
res. P,lorto the formation ofthe Ban.
list tTrlelnial Convention. there was,
fellowship btt very littleirtercourso be.
tween the l}aptists of the Two sections.
The organization of the Convention
brought them INTO cooperation in mi..
sionary and other religious enterprises.
For some years this cooperation was
traternaL harmonious and pleasant.
About the yea' 1892, the deliberations
of tic body Began to be disturbed by the
peculiar views and demands of the abo.
lt'onlsts. AT that time the party was
small and feeble, and met with but, little
encouragement from the Nothcrn
members ofahc Convention. At.cverv
successive Meeting ofthe body tkr part
gained stresgth and became more ag,
gresSvein its demands. till the wear
ISL, wRen the Convention held its
last un'teli aud most stormy session in
philadelphia. In that year, the Board
'of Foreign Missions,in Boston decided
that no stakeholder could be appointed n
missionary This de&sion was dsap.
proyrd,by many, perhaps a mhjorily, Of
the members and patrons of the Conveu-
ton in the North. The Southern Bap.
lists, with great nnanipiity deemng
the decision Unjust and a rrprosch to
themselves rs well as a Violation Of
| the constitution, demanded a separation
from The Convention. This separation
was approved and encouraged by many
Of tie wiScst aud most influential ofSthe
Northen brethem because thew Eera
ceive' thai any continued cooperation
or terms cquitably demanded bv the
hrrthcrn Of the Sonsh. would result in
the disruption of the Northern Church.
'cs, and their other religious bodies.
In the year 1915, the Southern Bsp.
fist Convention was formed. It's or.
ganiza,ion divided the Baptists, South
and North, in theif missionary and other
religions enterprises. bnt did NOT inter.
rupt their ecclesiastical fellowship. Let.
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..'''' ..E
0MUsic.--W WHY dove all, enjoy music?
Because il sounds sweet. Dntq0hydoes
it,sound sweet? "
That is a mystery, known only to
God. ad9Eh t',poi at9u. yUilio
Two things I may makeinyou under,
stand--+two things which help to make
miistc--melody aud harmony. Now, as
most of you know, there is melody in
music when the diferept sounds of the
anietunt follow eachoth.r SO as to give
us pleasure there ia barmony in music
when different sounds, instead of follow,
ing each other come at the same time,
SO as TO give us pleasure. = s. 'S4@.P'4si'
Bnt %Rydothey please MS (? ana what
rs more, why, ,dotlley please. .angelslP9and
stllli'horg iwRyldog they please God 2,
MAgiiatberssmusie in Z heayen2 Con-
.849terlf3l Jqhp vision ip,the Bevolatiod.y
l,yGdidg !he mystic heisfsits.s heifit St AID IND,
.eid{'ts., sihgH iiH## 's6ng'Ao aCfdNhntlitol
fbe iRnb:tahdahaS ydiejS Of msnyaan.
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NOISES FROM a RoLLING STONE

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Army of the Potomac.

New YORK, Feb. 2i.-The Heralds Army
of the Potomac correspondent OF the 22d
says: Last night 200 men left for their
homes from one brigade.
Hokes' division of Longstreet's corps is
the only large body OF troops which have
been sent from Lees army. They estimate
the strength of the rebel army around Pc
tersburg at 10000 men.
The news of Sherman's success in South
Carolina became generally known through
out the rebel army to-day, and caused a
feeling of universal depression to prevail
there. Theprivates make no secret of their
intention to desert, and Lee has placed a
heavy guard in his rear to prevent them
going back to their homes. They confirm
the statement made few nights since that
the siege guns have been removed from
Petersburg and carried to some point in the
rear of that city. Rebel officers openly ex-
press their opinion that nothing can stop
Sherman's advance, and hence privates de-
sert by scores. Two more deserters have
just been brought in. They belong to Ma
homes division, and have brought their arms
along. Major Brown, Provost Marshal of
the Sd division, has of late been up nearly
the whole night receiving deserters and
forwarding them to the corps Provost Mar
shall
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FIGURING continue to quote superfne at So rs
go 90; extra 80 1909 30; family, 90 50Dl0 co. The
sales were 500 brs extra at 90 OO so do at 90 3O so
doianily at 90 75 50 do at 50 So at depot 13O do
extra at % 50 $50 do superne at 30 00 100 do extra
at $9 -; and 100 do on its merits. at $s 65. ID
WHEAT We continue to quote 81 S6@1 SO for
prime to choice. There Is demand for white and
prices are merely nominal. The sales were ZOO
bushels prime red at 81 49, 25O do at 81 81; and $50
do at 81 67ls.
C0RN-Ear will not bring over s6ag7c, and SHELF
ed 81 OOgl 02 in elevator
,OATS-Holders asked SIC; buyers offered sO9S9c
We heard of no sales.
RYE-Prices merely nominal at 81 25.
BARLEY-Prime Fall will not bring over $l ?59
81. Malt was sold to some extent at 81 SO. The
sales were S2s bush at 81 IS; 1900 do at 81 81 and
SEED-Clover remains dull at $l3 509l3 IS. Tim
othy is dull at SIS 0o95 so. Flax is in demand at
q 65s2 20. The sales 5Obush Glover at Sl3 so;
80 do at $l3 49, and so do Timothy at s. so. '
WHlSKY-The demand is moderate. without
change in prices. Sales of 269 brls at S2T.
at S37 0O937 so. Lard he'd at 22c; bulk meats l5K
9l71fc. 100 tcs prime city Lard sold at 2l5c, which
was the only one we heard of. .f7l-i
GROCERIES-W. quote fair to prime Rio Coffee
at 44a1458c; raw Sugar, 81 1s@2514c; hard refined
29a30c; and New Orleans Moasses, 81 40 per gallon.
BUTTER-We. quote prime to choice Central
Ohio. at 3O933c in hslf barrels and small packa-
ges, and at 2s93Oc for fair to prime in barrels.
CHEESE-A steady market, at 21@27c Tor Vest
ern Reserve and Hamburg.
EGGS-The nominal rates are now 2S930c per
dozen, shippers count.
HAY-The market for loose pressed is dull at
$22 00923 90 per tun on arrival, and S25 00926 90
steady at sg7 OO92s per tun arrival. and $50 OO9
81 10 from store ... .re ..s.. Ia .3f