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wives in Harlem do not keep count Of how many
| biscuit are eaten when threshecs come auy
longer. a.
| NOTES.
In Sioux City, "a, over sixty have united with
! the Bapt LIST Church.
The Baptist Church at Louisiana, No., has re-
| cciyed fifty by baptism.
The Baptist Church in Fulton, No., has beer
increased BY $50 since New Years.
Thirty-fve hare recently been baptized into
the Bunker Hill, Ind. Baptist Church.
At Garrett, H., over 100 have been converted
| under tho preaching OF the Rev. E. Gamer
The Baptist Church at Collinsville, fourteen
miles east Of St. Louis, has received 150 by bap.
tism.
Twenty-si1 have been baptized into the Dap-
tist Church Of Lima, O., al the result OF re-
viyal.
The South Street Church, Indianapolis, has
recently added thirteen to its membership by
baptism.
In tho Huntington, Ind, Baptist Church
thirtynine have been baptized as the result Of q
revival.
During the recent revival in Ene1owood, thirty
that suburb.
New Bethel Indianapolis Association recently
closed protracted meeting resulting in forty
seven additions.
A powerful revival is in progress in the Bap-
tist Church in Sgourney, Ia, under the labors Of
tho Rev. W. H. Brown.
Tho Baptist Church at Clinton, 1a., has COM
pleted beautiful house OF worship. costing
$4,000. It il to be dedicated to-day, March g..
beautiful organ, costing 1926, WAS shipped
from St. Louis to Tahlcquah. in the Indian
Territory, By the Baptist Church there. few
days ago.
There we're received into the Baptist Churches
of Chicago and its suburbs darlng the month OF
February, 1G1 members By baptism and ninety
sir by letter.
The two small Baptist Churches at Tccumseh,
Neb., have been united into one, rs the result cf
4 revival, which suppressed the dissensions that
led to separation.
Tho Baptist Church in Benton, Marion County,
Ill, has received serentr-two now members.
Tho Society has commenced the erection OF q
church to cost 81, 900.
The Baptist Depository at st. Louis is doing 8.
large business in furnishing baptismal pants M
to tho Baptist brethren Of the Northwest. Ihreo
pair were sent to Iowa in oae day.
Fifty received the hand of fellowship in the
First Baptist Church Of Alton. Ill, March ].
and, at the came place, In the afternoon, thirty
Fix were baptized iuto membership with tho
Coal-Branch Church two miles north Of Alton.
The revival which commenced in the BAPTIST
Church in Rock Island has spread to a1l other
churches of the city, until tho conversions are
estimated to equal 400. Ono hundred aad fifty
five were received into the Baptist Church of
tho city.
Tho Baptist Churches Of st. Louis haye re-
ccived large acceasions since the advent Of the
reyivalist Hammond in that city. The Second
Church has baptized fifty; the Third, seven; the
Fourth, si1ty-soSea: Beaumont Street, nine
teen; Bernard Street, forty-six; German Church,
twenty-five.
DR.. Z. G. Taylor, formerly pastor of Union
Park Baptist Church, Chicago, ami now OF the
Coliseum Place Baptist Church, New Orleans,
has been experimenting an improvement Of his
house Of worship costing over $..0, ,0G0. The sum
of $4,000 was raised in one day On the church
debt.
The Twcnty-ffth Street Baptist Church. in
Chicago. has nearly doubled it's membership
since it was organized, less than 4 year ago.
Sixteen were received into tho Western Avenue
Baptist Church, March /; and about eighty into
tho Second Church, q large portion OF whom
were baptized during the past month. The in
terest in the Second Church still continues.
METHODIST.
1t Winthrop, H., fifty have been converted.
Street Church, Chicago, the Rev, DR.. Dandy
pastor.
The Rev. r. P. Marsh, pastor Of the Methodist
Church at Clyde, Cook County, reports eight
conversions last week.
In the Western Avenue Church, under the
pastorate OF the Rev. a. Youker, sixty CONVEX
sions have taken place.
StirnDson Methodist Church, Of Springvi1le.
1a., has had forty conversions, of which num-
ber twenty-five have united with the church.
Upder the joint labors of tho PASTOR the Rev.
7. c. Youugs, and Frank Dlistle, Of Evanston,
about twenty have been converted in the kauka-
kee Methodist Church.
Among other Methodists at Jacksonville are
Christian Adrocate DR.. Stevens, OF the Method
ist, aud DR.. Torsey, OF tho Maine Wesleyan Sem
mary.
A great revival in lacon, ILL.,, hns resulted in
over 100 conversions, members Of five different
churches, including the impervious Roman
Catholic, arc said to have been at the Methodist
altar on the same evening.
The Methodist Churches in Detroit, Mich,
have shared largely in the revival spirit. 4 few
has added 100 to its membership, Sixteenth
Street has doubled it's membership Simpson
Church has received many, and several have
been converted at Jefferson Avenue Church.
Other rerirals in the Methodist Church haro
taken place asfollows At St. Charles, Ill, forty
FIVE Altona, ILL.,, fifty /: Prairie du Chien, Wis,
eleven; 1roquois, ILL.,, twenty-five; Wabash
Avenue Church, Chicago, seven Laporte, Ind,
fifty Austin, siinn.,. fifty; chillicothe, ILL.,, if
teen Hilsdale, Mich, seventy.
a religious exchange SAYS: - It takes 100000
annually to defray the salary and travelling ex-
penses Of Methodist Bishops This amount is
raised from church collections, instead Of drawn
from the profts OF the Book Concern, IS nss
done until May, 1872 Since that time S1oo, COO
Eave been disburscd to the Bishops and $4,000
received from the churches"
pREsBYTER1AH. 1
At Wenona, H., March i, fifteen persons
Joined the Presbyterian Church.
Feb. IS forty-four new converts were added to
the Presbyterian Church ~ Hattoon, Ii.
Eleven new members we're added to the Burns,
Wis, Presbyterian Church Feb. e.
The Presbyterian Church in the little suburb
Of Englewood received thirty members Feb. q. |
The great revival in indianapolis has been
shout equally shared By all the churches. Sixty /
six were received into the Second Prcsbytcri3n
Church, ;at its last communion, Of which number |