The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-06
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Rev. r. =. Campbell, o. 11luElca
Nc, he accepted q CAL 70 tie Fir
Prssbyterian church at S.. yoseph, ~,
Rev. p. B. Wins, D. r., q AuEu
Il cguufy, Va, has been requested {
tzke charge 81 female seminary IN An
tn, Texas.
The Bapfists q North CaFolins bar
Ib0, 90 members, white and CaloEsd. -
churches. and $50 ministers; S5 student
f9E tie ministry are II their ssminariez
The Wftherzpoon monumsnt, ID
which al PrsabyteriaBa are interested
i finished, and win Be uncovered sons
time during fhe sessions of the general
assembly, IN May next IL il Of bronze,
twelve fret high, and Is sid By those
WHO have seen II 10 be . very satisfactory
work Of AT. Il Is 70 be placed in the
park. near the Memorial hall.
Rev Henry Boehn, whose death in
his enc hundred ard frzt year occaned
q Ew weeks ago, loved his Bible to the
end. Tt was his habit to read It through
At least once every rear. 1t is said that
be read the Bible through over seventy
times, and that when he died the book
mark was found AZ the first page, show
ing that be had Just finished the years
reading and was preparing to begin
anew. At the funeral that Fible was
Significantly placed upon the coffin, a
touching remembrance Of his great love /
for the book Of books.
The UniTersalist church from the |
beginning has had a definite faith--a
cDee5--a positive statement Of religious
opinions. Il has Always stood upon the
Bible, fairly interpreted, and has accepted
the Chdst therein revealed a. the diyinely
and pEe-eminent teacher and
Saviour Of the world. In all controver-
lies with rzti0naIism, szepticizm, spirit
1alism, free thinking Of every shade, it
las stood on this ground, and stands
here to-day. It signifies God the Father,
nan the brother, the grand possibilities
4 our nature, here and everywhere, now
md ever more; it signifies the reign Of
Tace over sin, righteousness, holiness,
immortality. He that hath an ear. let
i'm hear."-Stay Of TIE WsSt.
The Church Of England, If it has
itheEt0 shown mostly conservatism, il !
sTtainly DOW putting on more and more
be spirit Of progress, and in this respect
be l. eminentiy fitted to be a leader in
For she Is 80 cultured, 50
der, 20 well-balanced. and In 70 many -,
ays held back from extremes, that the :.
hristian world may feel quite sure that >;
70 measures the sanctions viii be so :,
sgly and wisely considered, aud may :
ith safety be adopted. When she f. :.
m eightday meetings, inquiry meet -
q, and lay female exh0rters and teach
y, We may BE- we'll sure it Is from no =,
considered heat Of enthusiasm, but =,
cause, having proved all things, she :.
Nd fast 70 that which is goOds-Cllris y
m JaioH. !"
" Pa" Chicago correspondent Of the u
'ston Waterman, says this Of a we'll
own Kentucky cleFgyman Eve have
q with Us recently, from Kentucky, I"
G Rev. l.. b, Voolfolk. who, no Iess a. P'
eholarly and eloquent Baptist than as he
odd scientist, should he better known Pc
the north. You should invite him 10 u
= hub, and hear him lecture on mete. On
,logy week days and preach a Centen- ma
i discourse on Sunday. There IL no ro'
estion but that the greater den0mina- I'll
nal pride o. the south has developed w'
Dne ~ what might be termed distinct, AH
by Baptist elOqueHce. But Il 4 rather ge
3 lecturer you should hear him. and ia
'aEh you may laugh, a we aid al first. gu
bis theories, you would no doubt Sc
lily b. inclined 10 believe, with u, rel
Is & Is possible Cor man. who dispatches 70
ataing on bis errunds and puts steam tei
3 traces, . gDvern wind and storm ny
! weather" thi
We certainly know no more dis. pr
.otinl fealure III connection with our Of
arches and ehnrch music than the In. lie
leni scramble 10 get : good quarette no.
n, + r., thoae Who caa sing wen, en-
slng little q % resaFd 10 their moral sea
lFacieE We kn0E ~ some Instances
ere habitual drinkers and ayowed ina. I'll