The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-09
THE DAILY GLOBE FRIDAY MORNING OCTOBER 1874

sion to Others. The American board, BY
sending the gospel. answers tue question :
How can man bc saved 2"
Darwin gives us lesson that man may
he saved from bis original apehood and de-
velop into noble manhood, but we have
not seen yet The doctor was disturbed by
Typoall's lecture, and when troubled. then
flushed into his mind the Living God Is
the Saviour of men. This Is the answer of
the American Board Invited TO spend one
evening with Dr. Pusev at Oxford. he asked
the chief of the Rituaists: How is a man
to be saved? by uniting himself with the
church, the Catholic church. was the an
swer. What is the Catholic church III
quired Dr. Lord. The Roman Catholic
church and the English church so far as
1t corresponds to the former. But our an
swef IL: Join yourselves 10 Jesus Christ by
a living faith.
Rev. Mr.. Parsons, of Boston, thinks that
weekly collections are not TO lie considered
as an experiment, but of divine origin
and shows how they increase the funds of
church, whether it be Tor home or for
eign purposes.
Afternoon Meeting.
Ii was expected that the addresses would
I've delivered to HE children, nut only
few OF these were present. Inc greatest
interest was manifested IN tbe remarks ol
young japanese, VINO is soon to return 7"
his country To pfeach Tue gospel. lie
spoke ot The gods oil Japan VINO nave I"
be renewed every year. lie was once
chulied with fish bone. and his mother
administered to him Il paper. god. but with
out the desired effect. The young man
seems earnest anu Dlus ialf 10 DC usciui Ill
his country
.vo,,,. u,,
Deacon Farnswor'h presided. Prayer
was offered ny kew. Mr.. Parsons OF Bos-
ton.
AT the rooms, remarked Mr., Farnsworh,
We we're anxious, few weeks ago. We
had debt OF $50, O00, but the outlook Il
now hopetu'. Inc additions TO the churches
nave been larger last year than IN any
preceding. All we want Is That the great
Dooy OF inc people should understand Inc
tiGc condition OF thin IS; the Congrega-
tiohai churches arc aDic 10 carry on inns
work. as It IS developing IN answer To the
prayers OF tods people. In J,Nhh, ou' "'
seven maze memoefs III one churcn. i've
hiVe gone fcrth rs lay preachers nj Their
own expense.
". ,ih''''lh " N"pstant''iopie' when nc
entered 'ht le'u' SCI supporting chuich
WAS out Oh 'ne question. Inc preaching
WAS ihu'V'uua'' ana oo"ks were heih5 pre-
pafcd. lew hIinds, one aiter aholher,
were nrougn' '"gernerahu prove churcnni
,ne iivinS uo'. inere arc now rom 100 10
~ ~ SCI -supp"i' ohurches VI 'hc uihisi'
Empire. Inc iirst church the doctor bni't
Was tlcS IOlbu ny cdItUQudkt ana lluu 10 Dc
rebuilt Ill more supsi"il'ai manner IL
was Thought To he TOO large, but last sum
mer II was so full that they contemplated
charging 1t. ms church supports II col
porteur OF their own and another laborer ;
they have a prosperous primary school
with girls high school, with $1,000
towards boys high school. They are
poor and have accomplished this by week
ly contributions. the principal generally en-
forced was one. tenth. This has lifted the
whole cry OF Broosah. Many of these ma
tive pastors are able men, wise, eloquent,
trained men.
Ihe colleges at Cons'an'inople and Bel
ruth are the fruit OF the missions. Robert
college has 2OO students speaking twelve
different languages, beloi ging 10 fix re
li2ions. They all study tie Bible on sun
day.
1t was well said last night that the cospe
is an oral announcement of the plan of sal
walton. but therein are contained The
school, the college, and the press. The
college is needed to reach the higher classes
and now, should an institution Tor girls b'
established, Il large one should be built
The Jesuits have gone before us. and will
unlimited resources; they are endeavCrins
To secure the youths of the country. w,
have the confidence of the country, say
DIR. H.. and, If aided, suitably, we can DC
cupy the field.
Kev. DR.. Patton OF Chicago thinks tina
missions meet the objections OF unoelief
Inc great reason OF the weakness o
christianity Is want OF ac'ion' ouI !. !
seen living III missions: III Is tahgihl
proof pi tue realty OF inc reiSioh we pr"
| IesS.
hev Mr.. lenncr OF Lynn. Mass, leei
mat iieht must NC sheu III nruer 10 ihlluehc
those tha' are at nome. lhtiels erta
distance to be passed before we ica' h
mi. sion field. In visiting the missions, Ii
,,hers ,a,v I ooo MAN md women Iii,
ging large canal by their homes. Man
of these persisted and were left naked, vi
buried on the banks. continuing his tfli
he saw the progress of the gospel until Ia
reached Belrulh, when he met WIN mos
who have passed from degradation to chris
tian civilz lion. lie spoke of a perfcc
lady he saw, who would grace any parlo
in Rutland. He can bear his testimon
also to the great good effected by the c."
lege at Briru'h Young men are ben
gathered. educated and converted.
DIR. GOODWIN. OF Chicago. consid
ers that the devil is not dead, and
not likely TO die. Therefore. We cannt
expect to have every sinner converted, NJ
speculate ON the day when missions sha
have accomplished their work. We hav
M arithmetic 10 solve these problems. TIL
principle is give, and give according to tn
nee''s. The field Is one, home and foreigi
and when we pray for missions and conlr
butte thereto, we Cooperate with our brutl
ers; their success is our success. A I
giving, those that wait until they die
give great sum. ought to be requested
lie rs s.on as possible
Benedlction, after singing tie DoXolog,
by DIR. Hanlin.
rhursanx moru,uy