The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-04
SUNBEfMS.

| The Christian AdrOcdte intimntos that -.
subscribers are likely to gain an inheritance in 49,
Kingdom above" III "e
There being n lack Of means OF erncc "a
Rutherford Park, n j., Congregational chur,h l.. ~"
jccted for that thriving suburb. Wv
Tho Rev. George J. Mingins. who vvos
broken down in health, has recovered and Is now a
ovangclita al work in Rochester.
Tho First Baptist Church in BROOKLYN ia
enjoying revival Meetings are held every morning 10
the week att O'clock continuing one hour.
-" III L were unmarried" saws tho Raw
DR. Murray, II would take aniable sinner for m,
wiie rather than snappy tempered saintr
-lhe Key. Philips Brooks now draws M
large CONGREGATION in Boston as that which goes hear
Adirondack Murray Brooks attracts the fashionable.
Father Alexander told his hearers last
sunday In the monastery In West obokcn that squrun,
tobacco Juice In the house OF God was disuraoen anS
must be stopped
Tho Rev. Dr. Washburn, who was killed
tAshtabula was the third OF the clcrgyme of Cleye-
land who within the last Ave years. have been killed on
railroad bridges
Prosperity Church, near Charlotte. N. n,
Is prosperous longer Snow crushed its root and A.,
the sudden descent thereof walls buged out and tp
| blcd to the ground
The Presbyterian Banner says that thu
Presbyterian Board of Publication employs colporteursas
30 month, and each sells $40 worth OF books month
These salaries are paid out OF the missionary fund
At Cape Mount, in Africa, new Epjs,
copal missionary station is to be organized The wa
people, who considered the most intelligent on tie
west coast of Africa, to enjoy the benefits Of this KOS
| pei agency.
| Tho po,, M r,,.li, .ta,o., l.,
p.,...',1 - i'.7 10 =" ii,99'"'i"iy III
,o,, ,cH T." r '' W., ~ Is '"r 'asct
the Scriptures, than to be truthful honest ehaste and
unscln-h."
Nobody need be surprised to SOC that
lively climbing brother who spoke the othcr day =,
Tho lrat u -.I
| "' i'"'N' '''u"e' ast"c VI WeErhph
wire on Broadway, mediaung and seeking solitude ior
us w 'V''">
| -Ihosc TWO gin mills on the Fulton Street
Church property are dong as heavy business ever
| right under the MONDAY prayer meeting why do not
the men who compose the eonSsory OF the wealthy cor
poration that owns this property purge themselves VI
uistin'
| The example Of the South Prcslvtcrian
Church Of Morrstown. N j. should be extensively imi
ta'ed The congregation needed new building their Old
one having gone up In a blaze few weeks ago Anew
soopo church has been contracted for with the under
standing that II shall DO free from debt before the hrst
service ishedint
| Miss Frances L. Willard supplied thu
pulpit Of the Plymouth Church in Chicago
a few Sundays ago and no damage was done Thisisms
church that has called the Rev Mr. Everest of Broosvn
and hopes TO get him Miss Willard ia a woman of eons
siderable ooquencc whose voice is frequently heard On
matters connected with temperance reform.
| That troublesome English rituallst the
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