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upon y. ovsry, day with increasing urgency Lot
words Of ~1sosn md WIGHT 70 sposS, prspsso to
speak them now. 80. IT,.
:, Tho, Aavanoe open. WITH an editorial on
" :. a 4iara Tmoe,' tn which It y assorted that
tin second, ana Christian Activity thu third,
tho last IL attotidol to, resulting, during tho
coming coming winter, in "wido'apread and powerful
Anothor editorial aproars on tho Alliance.
touching on tho sComnunion Question:" in ro-
gard to Which tho editor snya we mast feel our
way stop by stop, md aot BY persuasion, and not
BY foroo: The Baptist brothren sro 2, exholtod to
tions change, which viii tnAe place In duo
aeason. Al a general hit At all objeotions md
ob1eosors, tho following Illustration Is givons
What bho,dd NO think Of tho proieaaed civilization Of
thing io5 children e Tho family 70 s
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whose spiritual llfo Ii iove and who are III ono ii
q sssa s SeesS sfs nd
sch spectacle IN wnessod tho world antontshod The
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l;st and ,t dtiealt Cod aaton tne sy when ;r;e 70
thn exception among ohrlataus, and when every in-
stsneo Of bisotry alan more olrasendom TO asoniah
The current number Of the s,andare, IL largely
devoted to. tho doings OF anniVersarieR.@ b
counle Of Rhort editorials appsar,-ono on tho
!" Higher Life. and tho othor on " Old Fash
ionod Homo MissionD," "--tho latter containing
tho following paragraph ;: ...@s
Homo missionary work in this country--tsting The
country in is extent-antedntes all homo n1isaon
soeiet.es Whoever writes ta history vii and tha u
Ing one. Thoro would BE- recorded narnoa among
tile most houorel and dear In Amotioan Dapsast
dsns' dsnsa's aa saa heroic ss :snse spe,elts tl%s.
hoso missionaries were and rnd,,o 70
esent M M Ws9 saey aa "
life with which tnoy and tholGs had learned to be
i h gsat to sne %s t6 81
farm Or tbs aook st home ut homo supplied the nost-
a 1s Sfsyts t ~ s os1
Wilderness were fn1n!har incidents. They kneM what
waa o lqdss = night the of In tts ro-
be shoa ssius saoaua1y. provdel shera might even
few To- kon with them there in 1ho worship OF the uT
Tho topics which come unaor review In tho
columns Of the Adpoeate arc, "Let the Lord
Work. the II Coming Session OF tho Mission
Com1nitteo," tho Farmers and the Crisis, I" and
4'One Btyle OF Proaehing.'n' Tho Mission Com.
campaign. The editor trusts no "lard- -times" !"
policy will control ita actions, and adds:
We pray that pana shall 10 dwsrfed, no pressing
u II
abandoned no retroat Of any kind wrought into tho
sacred ecoro Of our hnee-sa.la Let tne appsopEia-
soa %o @ g I
H1no Tic nav apprspriaons arc eomlrehendad By tho
church our financial akiea viii brighton, and the
money will cnter tho Bacrod Treasury. Moreover tho
present hard tmesn como Of dishonesty, spscnla-
lion. and atoct-ganbllng word. ot hnsl,esl .ia
summons to Honey to hecoma rcReuerate and re-oner
the Lords bank whence 1t has been unduly abstract
The editor Of the Ne,o Covenant has just ro-
| ceived prcsent Of q go!d-mounted, ebony oano,
| which has alarmed him, and yet he promises to
| flourish 1t In that way becoming to naan who is
only an editor and parson., Tho subjects which
Ontario" Church Etiquetto,"' eto. A lons
| sermon appears on tho first page by the Rov. E.
| II. Chapin, on :" Hungering and Thirsting fo1
| Righteousness," from which ne quota tho fol
lowing:
tits not singular that such perfect portratueo 4.
sdor in what broken way comes. rhs gospels ara
neS Te a & .ppy
any grcat history ko that Of Thucydldos or arots.
eria for History to as axeohos here md theSo of Ii,
claractor Of Ohriat; and It IL not ronarkahlo that
e1 hsy
aud spiritual tovelineas We cannot suppose them ia
hayo been fiction; no nan could have invented Jsslt
| Christ 10 genius could hayo Imagined being which
has thus attracted Ill hearts IN al ages there mus
havo boon overehadowing rcalityto have produced
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portrslture-tho goolneaa that wo ahonld hungor
thtrat after the goodness Of Jesus ohrat.
The Western Catholic discusses tho t. nea
1 Design" F" No Noutral Ground" y" Accusations,
The European News" and . Ireland" It ven
tures tile following about England:
ade q tic Pope whilst spiritually hia adversary. rhi
that country. Aitcr England u severely acolrgei 81
s9e f. true Is s ss 4
principle haa beon retained by tho English natton bu
the who 70 ts Foa
| lividuala, aud 30 With nations.
HOME LITERARY LECTURES.
The Rev. II. J. Savage, pastor OF the Thir
Church has arTapSGa 70 Es fGr 1T IL
cornor nj Monroe and Lat'tn atfeeta. Tho 1ol
lowing are tho persons 6ocured and the time
6xed Tor the lectures:
Robert Collyer, Nov. a;
Or. II. E. Thomas, Dec. II;
III. J. Savage, Dec. AZ
Dr. Ryder, Jau. 8;
Mfn f1;;a% Wsafa;Gp 491;a hspI1ett snn "a lab, f.
t! Prof. Swing. Feb. O.;
| Dr. Powers, March b,
Tho lectures delivered by Maaara. Swing
! Bartlett, and Powers will bo written for tho OF
| casion. -
THE BAPTIST CONVENTION 1T AMnoY.
Ameeting Of tho Ottawa and Dixon Daptls
Associations has Just closed at An,boy, I'll
| which began last Wednesday. A large numbe
we're present, among them some Of the lesdin
| talent Of Northern illinois. We give the follow
Ing synopsis Of tho proceedings: !.
Mr. Hobart, tho Secretary Of Homo Mission
, laid out tho o1aims Of North America, especial
tho misaon-felds Of Illinois. particularly nrgin
, ! !" the eyange}ication Of the foreign populate
: : In self.defonRo, or else they would demoralli
i | ua'' He lifted an outery againas corruption
/ nations !; and aascrtea that the Gospel Was tl
+ only adequate remedy.
Dr.. Hewittfa sermon wns an exhibition OF u
:. Gospel a. the sufficient aud efficient sword to
q wioded by tho armies Of our Master to gain Il
y = victory for the truth.
Tho subject OF Foreign Missions was we'll