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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-09-17
"Playing at Missions"

Said DR.. Duff: 1--WE are playing at
Missions 1t is not altogether strange
that this strong, almost bitter utterance
should have been forced from this great
hearted, eager, self-forgetful servant of
God, as he looked on the one hand at
the people of God in Christian lands,
and on the other hand at the condition
of the heather world.
s.Playing at Missions" There are
probably ten millions of people in
Christendom, each one of whom has
professedly devoted himself to the SER
vice of Jesus Christ; each one of whom
has said, 81 no longer live unto myself;
1 no longer live, but it is Christ that
liveth in me; l am not my own; L am
bought with price )" each one of whom
has pledged himself to obey the last
command of the Lord, go, teach all
nations" And yet what do we see |? In
our own land, certainly in our own de-
nomination throughout this land, but
fraction of the $4,000 churches do aught
for the cause of missions; and, in the
fraction that do anything, it is all done
by but a fraction of the church. 1t
would be safe to say that to withdraw
from the Missionary Union the cOntri-
buttons of fifty churches and of hum
dIed contributors, would be to cripple
it fatally.
We profess to have consecrated our
all to Christ and his cause. And yet,
as we look over a Christian congrega-
ton, how often do we see a single
Christian lady wearing diamonds that
would support school, missionary,
for year? How many a professed
Christian is spending more on one of his
horses than he gives to the spread of the
gospel over all lands? How many a
Christian is spending in what is sheer
luxury and OstentatiOn an amount that
would confer countless blessings on the
heather world Surely we are "play
ing at missions"
The women of Carthage were not
playing at warfare, when they cut off
their hair to make bow strings for the
defenders of the city. The people of
Holland were not playing, when they
broke down the dykes and let in the
sea over the fields and orchards that
they might drown out the Spaniards.
The German women were not playing
at patriotism, when they gave their
gold ornaments to the government for
the expenses of the war against Napo-
leon, and wore instead ornaments of
iron. The Moravian missionary was
not playing at missions when he con-
scented TO be sold as a slave that he
might be admitted to the West Indies,
and might preach to the negroes. But
We, are we not playing9
And when we look at the work to be
done, the hundreds of millions to be
evangelical, and at the scale of our
preparations, we are compelled to real
ize bitterly that we are "playing at
Missions Is it not time that we ceas-
ed playing, and began to be in earnest?
National Baptist.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-09-17
Martha or MaryP

cannot choose; should have liked so much
To sit at Jesus feet-to feel the touch
OF His kind, gentle hand upon my head
While drinking in the gracious words He said.
And vet to serve him 10 divine employ
To minister and give the master joy,
To battle in coolest springs His weary feet,
And wait upon Him while He sat at meat
Worship or service-whichY All, that is best
To which he calls me, be it toll or rest
To labor for Him in life's busy stir,
Or seek His feet silent worshiper.
So let Him choose for us; we are not strong
To make the choice; perhaps we should go wrong
Mistaking zeal for service, sinful cloth
For loving worship-and so fail of both.
From Unto the Desired Haven"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-09-17
Fun in the Advertisements.

A young lady 'who has received a
good education, can read and write and
is versed in geography, history, music,
dancing and elementary mathematics
wishes situation in respectable fam
lily as a washer and irOner.' A con-
verified burgler is announced to preach
at a certain hall, where he will "break
the doors of hell with a gospel jimmy"
A large number of soil paintings by
the ancient master of the day" are of
fered for sale; and Reformation
wants pew in ''a Protestant Episcopal
church, where the services are the same
as they have been for three hundred
years-no candles, no choral services,
no incense, no gaudy robes or other
mummery or nonsense"
Too often truth is sacrificed to per-
sonal interest in advertisements, but
here are two instances of extraordinary
disinterestedness. A large quantity of
whisky is offered, mot particularly
good, but as good as most of the whisky
sold in this neighborhood," and a cOun-
try-seat in village where fever and
ague prevails is thus described by its
tenant: 81 hereby offer for sale my
country residence at West Morrisania,
near Melrose station, where 1 have
lived for the past three years, and
where 1 could not live much longer. l
have always heard that people looking
for places to purchase could never find
one where they had chills and fever
they always had it about a mile, a mile
and half or two miles off, but never
right there at the place for sale. Now
l offer for sale, as a curiosity, some
thing rare-the precise and exact spot
where fever and ague is. 1 will war
rant it to be there. Three of my chill
dren have it, my groom has sure pre-
monitory symptoms of it, and have it
myself. The place, in fact, is beauti-
full, and besides fever aud ague, has all
that BELTS an American gentleman's
residence. l bought it to please my
wife, and l leave it to please the whole
family"
In another column a farmer warns
the public against harboring his wife,
who has left him at the beginning of
summers work, though he has had the
expense of "wintering her," and laun
dress is wanted who will be willing to
"take her pay in lessons on the guitar,
and board on washin-days. Scribner's
for august
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a GOOD WATCH
and five cakes of Highly-perfumed Soap for
ONE DOLLAR.
The ROYAL Palm

is the finest Toilet Soap for either Ladies OF 0ep
tlemen's use, ever made.
II Cleanses and Beauties the Skim
yVbitens the Teeth and Sweetens the Breathj
1t is the Best Shaving Soap in the World.
1t ia made of materials expressly imported Dy
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( PARASOLS! PARASOESI

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>, The above mentioned articles are only a few of
the specialties we now Offering We man
our Summer Goods at a III
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-09-17

. Good listers for ladies for S1.25. Children's
Suits all linen handsomely trimmed for 81. 90.
w hite Pique Suits Hamburg trimmed, very styl.
ish cut, sl.25. Childs trimmed Suit so cts former
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-09-17

The following is the sworn statement to the In
surance Commissioner of Massachusetts of the f.
nancal condition of the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-09-17

of him by the character of the letter he
writes, and will not be slow to form an
opinion. A handsomely written letter,
upon good letter paper, having fine
heading, indicating that good taste has
been exercised in selecting it, never
fails to create good impression.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-09-17
A Mouse's Stratagem.

A strange sight was witnessed one
afternoon recently by writer in the
Corinne Record Office. Our attention
was attracted by several lusty squeaks
from the inside of pail, almost full of
water, into which a half-grown mouse
had fallen. The alarm had hardly died
away before four or five mice appeared
on the scene and began clambering to
the top of the pail. For several mo-
ments after gaining the top and catch
ing sight of the mouse in the water, a
saneaking confab was held. First one
mouse and then another would cling to
the rim of the bucket with his lind
legs, and while almost touching the
water with his nose, squeak out either
consolation or advice to the immersed.
But while all this was going on the
swimming powers of the unfortunate
mouse in the pail were rapidly giving
out. At last happy thought seemed
to strike the largest mouse in the crowd
and almost without squeak, he firmly
fastened his fore feet to the edge of the
pail, and let his body and tail hang
down. The drowning mouse saw it,
and making last desperate effort for
life, swan to the spot, seized the tail of
his brother mouse, and amid squeaks of
delight from all the mice present, was
hauled high and dry out of the water
and over the edge of the pail.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-25
Cine eecerapbifbe Gubifmcile.

I'M Die Grbbs Der Grbe anIdauIif
gu MAIDEN, ipeI6s 2662 folder MeiIsn
entbdIt 8iebt uns Der S6riftiteller
Sernitein fOI9enoe biISIi6e Sei6rci.
bun8. Dian itele ii6 cine aiIte Dor,
bic cine ioI6e 0isiIe lang mb ebenio
brett mS bod 1T, unb mir tppgeu psr=
iu6en, bic SiIte apsufaasn. Berlin it
Sur 5anS mir nebmen bic Stabt, aIs
Oh iie Gin SpieISsu9 ipare, unS psrfen
lie in ole Siite. g8ir sebcn Sann mad
BotSSam unS bcben aud ale GSrier
auf unlersm 9Dsse auf unb ipsrfen 9lass
glnetn. 9tcd 1T Der 8pcen nidt aau,
beSedt. gsir nebmen @aris nit ag'
isinen S6uIeh Iblrmen unb Sirbsn.
mas ueuiS RiIft; 70 uebmca mir nun
aud nod Die Stabt 9Uncpn. 9lu6
s&ien mab in bic aiite, unO nm ben
6rieSsn nitt Su itbrsn, IaiIen ipir ct.
petersburg sunddit fOIscn. 9Ia' bisier
StOff Iiest Huf benz 9OOsn. Set. pe.
Stnnsn ipir, ale srcben unS fIeineren
Staots, SErier, Sorts, WleierbBfe, fur,
slles ;u nebmen, iuas @eni6snbanse
IN europa erbaut baben uno ale Sbiffe.
be auf Ssm Nleers idipimmcu. Gs
P'Ilt ni6tS gSir mdTen sur alien
nno sur neuen 8eIt seben, bic 9Srami.
zen ppn e9ppten uno bic GiIsnbabnen
une 6abriten bon 9lmsrita bineintper.
ZEN, unS 9lIles, ipas iOnit bon UlsnSten
inaiien, sIfrita, gIuitraIienune Slmerifo
semadt ipirSe = ADJ. unS unIere aiTe
ut nod nitt BALI ppIl 8ir IdutteIn
nun Die Sin8e Gin ipsnie bur6sinanSer,
I'm Ie eben iu MAIDEN, unb Sa mir uns
rorSenOmmen babsn. bic aiIte su fiilen,
10 laBt uns ieben, OBJ mir es nid,t nit
NIsni8en tbun tDnnen, unb mir Ies,n
lte ein ipie Serin9e. Cine 3sibe ipirS
10000 erfOrbern unb 1000 3eib,n
MAIDEN cine Sage bon 4s Coo 900 -
8eraoe 8enns iaT Die 9lOrSamerifansr.
I'm ibre Gage bequsmer ,u MAIDEN. BET.
ten mir jipii6en ieos S6i6te Sreisio
6uB bid StrOb unS 2aub, mas allies
Strob unc Slub Der GrSe erfc,bern
tpirS. 9Iuf bic slmeritaner Iessn mir
5000, 900 gIuitraIier unb as, 900 900
Altaten, mas bic stpeite 2aae biIbef
Gs bleiben nod $4,000, 900 9Ifiatsn;
iOir faRr'n aber NIT benz GinIescn fort.
bis Der SanSe Reit Der Reni6bsit 6rin,
nen 1T = IN Summe 400, ,oCG 900 in
be'ldufi8 breibis 2aasn, Die sihe IN
iest be'Iauhs balls boil, uno mir ipdrSen
nod eeSen iiinbebnmaI bieIeIbe !3abI
BON 0leni6'n bruu6en, um Iie ,u fiil.
Ven, 9Sas IcIeu mir tbun9 ggir bo.
ben natirIi& no6 1bisre. saebmcn
mir absr aud bic sanse bsIsbte S6bpf.
uns. iis 1T nod ni6t boil; unS sies
aaeS 1T nur cine ssosrapbiide Gubit.
msiIe. bon ipsI@er bic Grbe 1869
entbaIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-25
SanfcE.
Die Scranton SbQrbanf.

100 SO pomins 9penue.
Statlirt 1869 Capital 100000
glimmt Itpciitsn fir SpaSprft ;u Sitr
prcrrt per ,}abr an, prlfe baltjdbrlib bsSablt
p:rpn gaufsnps Sepclitfa ReTrsn anssnpm'
mrn
g Slair, grai. s.. u. Sdi1. gaT
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-25
Jaeuars5aeS.

Der Sa8uar, ipeI6er ii6 numeutIid
IN GeuaScr in ieScr 9inii6t rauberii6
unS 8efabrIi@ flr 9biere unb OlenI6en
erioeiit, Syringe bon feds 0aeter
g8eite unb mebr ma6t, I'M S6pimmsn
unS 6iiten bon teinem anberen 9iers
fiIbler iibertrOfen iuirO, bat ielbItSers
itdnSIi6 bieIe SerfpIser. aber feline
SaSS 1T SIei6 SefdbrIi6, oh man auf
sem 9anNe ibn auiiu6t pSer i'm 0alIer,
an befen llfen CT germ tpie bic .,,,aus.
taBe na& 5iffen an9eIt,
Die iiderite unS susIei6 bic unae.
tdbr.qlts Dirt, ben msbr su ben Ban.
tberfossn, ale su Ssm 1isersei6Iedt
8ebcrsnben fre6sn 8auber su perfoleen,
lit bel ben gSiIOen in ben sroBsn llr.
pdIbern 6ItIi6 bonn 9tnbes9sbirae i'm
8ebruu6, bic bas Guraris 0ift su bersi.
ten ipiiien, haS fur6ibarits aaer 9flans
sensifte. Gs seniist i6on, cine Nabel.
iplse in eahelbe Su tauben uno Samit
ir8sno Elm nod 70 9robss Sbier ;u bers
ipunoen; IN tpenl9en Mlpmenten iper.
ben eenen 8lieoer toStmatt unb entIeeIt
init es Sa Scbeu. GbarafteriitiId 1T
nebenbel bas Gift baSur6, bab Is uur
toetet, tiberbdupt nur idGoIib lit, penn
Go nit bem @Iuie in Sircfte 9eriibruno
fommt. 0as SIsii6 zines bamit erIeas
ten aSlleeS fam man unbeIorst eeniss
Ben. Da sipanSiS Der beiten 8uIlero.
gen NIT einem Sa8uar ni6t fertia tper.
ben, lebterer aud oft ben mi. e;rsr,
Se!netr betpaffneten SS.siiben n, asibs
sebt, mag er op1., op..., utele 8snoiicH BADEN.
70 .,Ven bic 8sipobner Der llriudIs
oer germ ein;eIn bic saeuarsS Saeo nit
Sunoen, ipel6e has aufseit5berte Sbier
auf einen ihiefitebenoen Baum treiben.
ylun trifft aus eiuem 9lasrpbr Der pers
siftete, aus Der 8sbeIrippe eines 0aIs
menbaumes poer aus 9prnsn beitebcnbe
Yfeil ii9erer uno beiier, ais bic 9uaeIn
aus Der borslsli6iten 9d6Ie. 9lnfanaS
a6tet bds ipiIoe @sid6pf nift Der fIsis
nen 8iBe, absr balb erfdbrt es, nit
ipeI6er iur6tbnen @affe ibm Der S..
bier ;u Seite sins. Das @;i,, s,irSft ~ :.
NIT ttni8en 3udunSer ,.ur,t Der Saouar
~ Soesn' ri'Gaqt, ii6 auburaffsn, unS
Uf'or. rann pIbsIi6 ;uden6 suIammen.
g8eit peripeSensr 1T bic Wletbpbe
ipel9e man auf Der @eitieite ber Cor.
eillersn befoIBt. Der Sdger aebt ean,
alein binaus, cine i6arie 9an,s in Der
Re6ten, elm Sdaffea auf bem Iinfen
Nrne. SestsreS r0,t 6as 5bier, ipeIs
Dies in furjer Gntisrnung bon benz sSds
ger has binsepOrfsne Sell serreiBt, Sas
bel ieep6 einen ippbleeiieIten 2an;cns
iti6 empfdnet, Der oft nl6t ipieeerboIt
gu ipereen brau6t. Dlander sdeer Bat
10 mebr aIs so Sasuars erIest InS 1T
eaburdl 70 bertpesen ssipproen, baB er
bic Anipenbuns oes Jeles oerIdmdbt
mo ii6 nur auf feline 9anse perIdbt.
SeIten ebsr itirbt Elm folder natiirIiden
aOSss; 70 S,,,., 0SiE igsts. .,I!i!.,: iaai :r
~
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rauitte; bod ouf idIus unb Bammsrte

raui6te; bod auf idIus unS bammert
iBr Sers.
limb Trumpe 9Inflnss ibien es
ais iuoIIte er bic 2unOitrabe ,uriidger
ben; ra tuanbte er ii6 um unb fan
lan8iam iibcr baS IOie @sitein, ipeIdei
Die anb6be bsbedte, binauf; bier uni
ba beu9te or ii6, UNI sire bIutbrotbt
StelnneIte Su pfIiiden; baIb mar e,
oben an8eIanSt unb i6rat ii6tIi6 su.
iammen aIs er Gospitba Dor Ii6 fab.
0eiiterbaft bIeid Dar ibr gntIit ;
bic bramen 9Iusen iparen unbepesIid
ouf ben iun9en Sabritbcrn stri6tst ;
Die cine Sano bieIt SaS tIeine @sipebr,
Sie anbere iu6te ii6 anSutIammsrn an
ben 8epaItisen Stamm bes @aIbrieien.
Srcmp bIieb itsbsn.
Sa bffnete 8osipitba ibre aippsn
unN fat bpbnii6 rief iie ibm su:
~S6cuen Sic ii6 ni6t, nabm ,u
treten! Soeben babe i'd cine sssuer.
probe beitanosn Gott isi 0anf, iie 1T
pUrdterl"
6ra8enS bIidte 9rump Fe an; g
0ermO6ts ibre gSOr:e ni6t su perItebsn.
uSa, cine 6suerprobe !" rief bas
DldSfen. ,,9iur ipsnise gtusenbIide,
rmo Sic Iascn sst6btst ba untsn auf
Der 9anbitrube, tpsm isne Dame in an.
Ssren ais Serpunbi6aftIi6sn Se,isb.
rn9en 3u Sbnen eeitunpeul Gs mar
eln idlimmer glusenbIid; bod sbe id,
suse8eben SuB Sic siuer ouSsren se.
POrten, eber bate i'd bic aussI auf Sic
scIenft unO, bel GOtt, i'd bate ibr Sen
10 ipsnis sefebIt pie ueuIi6 Die Blu.
me !"
seiOenf6aftIi6 idrie 9loSpitba bic
lebten gSorte binaus; ibr 8Iut mar
3uriif9etebrt in ibre @ansen, bU6se.
rRtbst ibr 9tntIiB unb pisberum itrabl.
ten iRre 9tuSen 10 ieItIam, tpie neuIid.
no iie ibm bic 9(iter sersi6t ibn auiae.
fOrSert bate. feline Sane sur 3isIi6sibe
itir ibr 9efdub bar;ubieten.
@lit einsm S&riit mar SromS ibr
sur Seite Ieiie entipanb er ibrc 0iihie
fru6enO Hang Der s6uB binauf in bic
blaue 9uft unO eripsdts rtnssum Elm
oicImaIi8es G&c.
Gin idIimmer aussnbIid !" iprof
er talt i3'rSenO. Gunn at;r bsuats er
i'@ NIT 5rnitem 9(ntlib msbsr su @Os.
irttba, bic nit seienttem Suupte unS
9efaIteten SdnNen Dor ibm itanb.
Sbrane um Sbrdne roIlte pI6bIid,
bon iRren gSanseu berub; 9romp aber
Ie8ts pieeerum ieinen gIrw UNI fie, ,os
lle etht an ii6 beran, prebte ie fur,
mild ans SerI uno pGbrenb er itr
Die Ibrdncn aus ben glu9sn, bon ben
sSon8en ipe8tiiBte, fIiiterte er innis,
innis:
Gin 8IadIi4er fsIiser 9tussn.
blidw-
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Sin f4ltmmGt 9EHgehblif.

@il6er @ein umantte bic tIeine Be.
ranba an Dem i9li6tsn, einItbdiscn
9auie, ftIans iid binan Su ben Sen.
tern NIT ben sriinen SaIouiien, Itiee
smpor Su bsm in Der Mitte fait sebprs
itenen @aPpen brOben AM 0iebeI unp
umiRIan8 IisbeSca bic alien, bier unc
ba riiiigen, ;erfHlenen Waueru.
SIuf Der Seranba iab cine iuuse, Gin
tpeniS pbantaitiid oetleioste Dame,
5rduIein Rospitba, unS elm iuuoer,
eruit SreinbIidenber Mann Der rsidc
5abriiberr 1rUmp.
sic fpieIten Sda6.
Der iunse 0lanu fabte, ani6einsnS
I'M eincn 3uS ;u tbun, mad sipem
Sburm; be belt or Time.
nSrduIsin 9tospitba, Sic tduIden
ii6 ieIbit - ri6tissr, Sic pulIen iid
ieIbIt tauitsn. SD peib es, mO ipsm
Sic tauienbmaI ,,9tein" Ias,n, ipem
Sic nod 70 unp,ais Sbr 9Bpf6sn
i6dttcIn, sic Iisbsn mid. Sic sebbren
mir an, unb -"
Rcstpitbo's IIeine SauS isarf bic ST.
suren bur9sinaneer.
~8as CAB Sbnsn bic Genibbeit, Serr
Iromp, mein Ser; 70 Obne g8eitsrss ais
StneH 8ebDris su bsaei6nsn9 9as aIte
siec Nas Mdnnsr elmer Dame ass
seniibsr germ eIauben m66ten, bas
sIaubsn Sic idIiebIi6 tpirtIi6. OSer
itsbt mein 9sr3 aIs elm 5attor in ibren
Sd6ern, nit benz Sic mad freiem Be.
Iieben re4nen ;u iOnnen psrmeinen ?"
llsbsrmatbiV unb bod Tspenb I6,I.
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Der HeeeHpurm.

Su Den oielen berfannten @eIdBpfer
Scb6rt Der 8esenipurm, Der NIT ben
Y'auIipurf Elm sIei6es 2OOs erbieIt
Gr Iebt in Der GrSe, man iicbt i'm eber
ais aneere tIeine ggiirmer unb 9orbsn
osSPalb ipirS er beiduIbist, bic QyfIans
sen 3u f6doiScn unO fcmit ben Grtroo
Der SeIeer g9ieicn unS 8arten Al
'@mdIern. Crit in neuerer 8cit Bat
man lbn' mePr Stufmcrfiamfeit esipib.
met inc 9efunOen, baB, ipenn sr aud
mOSlI3eripeiie bic gFan;enipuaeln Bis
Sa e'nem 9eipihen Grabe Iddbiae. er
oenno9 ben 9'fIanSen einen orpBen
0'enit baburd ertpeiie, bab or ben
itren8en, acknowledgement 9ebmbpten
mt Drains SurdSicbt. Sierburdj pirb
eoS einSrin8cn Der iiberHdTioen unS
eeSPalb iddbIifen 6eu6tigfeit in sr5.
Bsre Etefen erIri6tert, icmit Der anoe.
t'W's's Sqaoen auS8e8Ii6en, ia SieIs
Ie'3t gar NIT 9uten 3inicn bereiitet.
IuS bisien llria6en fam man wpbI
Nem tlsinsn 0rainsur bas 9Gort reben.
iuie es 6. Grimm in einem Sci. nsr
,arbeiten Der freien Dcprsmi,der dc.
feaf4aft" 8etFan, in einem glrtifeI
~0Ie SeS:dtuns Ses 2eeenpurmes fir
H's 6ru9tbarfeit SsS Spbens," tritt er
tl'r c'es fleine 2bisr6en nit ben gDaf.
ten Der 9Siiienidoft Gin unS iteqt ben
Nesenfuurm ais einen Gebilfen unb
gObltbdter Der Gdrten irnb 9anSiuir,be
bar. 9eitiist auf eisene Gifabrunsen
ipe'lt er earauf bin. SaB Der 8esentpurm
DC 9Surieln ni6t ansreift unS beIdGs
o'St fonSem baSurd, baB er tiefe
SandI9en 9rdbt, eS ermbeIi6t. in
grOidi6teH ein;uNringen, in Die fie pbne
Niefe MIitpirt'ns nimmer aeIanasn
tpiirbcn.
Sa nun Der Oterirbii6e 9beil elmer
ptlanie INNER Der 9dnse unS 9ln,abI
l9rer gSurSeIn entipredenb cntipideIt
IT. 10 1T es aud tIar, baB Der 9leotn.
tuurm ben 9iIanien, in beren gldbe er
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1880-04-09

If the Miss ssippi Methodist and
the Southern Baptist, OF Meridian,
want to make their papers popular,
let them get upa lively wrangle on
the meaning of the word baptid-
zo.r 1t has been so long since the
country has heard this wonderfully
made word parsed in five hun.
dred page octave discussion, that
it is growing little indifferent,
and the word is losing its prestige.
Let baptidzo," or something like
it, have another airing aud the
changes wrung on 1t a few hundred
thousand times again. Let us have
spice of j. Il. Graves in the Bap
list, aud "a Ii tie touch OF Brownlow
in the Methodist Our clerical
brethren OF Meridian are too tame
aud dignifed, unless they mean to
form conspiracy against the
Devil, aud SO unite their forces as
not to give that wiley advers 'ry a
fair chance in the tight.--JackSoR
Comet.
. We cannot "wraugie in the mean
ing of the word baptidzo" now,
friend Cooper. Ii is too late in the
day. That question was settled
hong ago. The'best scolars Doth
in Europe and America sustain the
Baptist Interpretation aud even
Dean Stanly after through research
and critical examinations decides
that the word means immersion.
So there is no room for discussion
on that poiut.-Southern Baptist
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1880-04-09
L HE COURT
REGULAR TERMS.
CIRCUIT C0URT-sEvESTn DIsrmer.
JAMES s. HAnM, Judge.
THOMAS 8. FORD, District Attorney.

Lsuderdals county, second Monday in
February and August, continuing ID days
Kemper county, first Monday in March
and September, continuing l2 days.
Clarke county, third Monday in March
aud. September. continuing ~ days.
Wayne county, first Monday in April
and October. continuing 6 days.
Greene county, second Monday in April
and October, continuing 8 days.
Perry county, third Monday in April
and October. continuing DAYS.
Marion county, fourth MONDAY IN April
and October, continuing days.
Hancock county, first Monday after the
fourth Monday Of April and October, cos
tinuing u days.
Harrison county, third Monday after the
fourth Monday Of April and October, son-
tinuing days.
Jackson county, fourth Monday .aftsr
fourth Monday Of April and October, sss
tinuing IL days.