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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-09-15

A brutal hush; ud named: Gharles
wilkins, living n, ar verndale, was
shot and killed byL 'swife'r Brother,
on the 10th inst
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-09-15

The State Board of Equalization
at it's annual meeting increased the
rate of assessment in this county on
horses 10 to 20 per cent, on hogs 80
pcr cent, and on several minor items
10 to 60 per cent.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-09-15

The Rcpu blican candidattfclr C0lf-
gress to fill the vacancy in Fryc's1
(Maine) distr ct, was elected by a
majority of so, 70.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-09-15

St PAM mas elected twelve d
ostes to the State convention,
stucted to vote for Pillsbury as iii
choice, and failing in that, to vo'
Cor Mc(TiN
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-09-15

Gen. Ambrose y 'urnsitls' died
a.. denly on the 1a,b ~, T., ut his res
idenc.' at Bristol, RI. lie was
elected TO the u. s. Senate seeoAd
time time IL. 1880.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-09-15

Fare from Chicago to New York,
Is; to Boston, Sc. 60 east, young
man
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-09-15

The N,;nona & ST potor1 I. r.
port their earnings for the yc sr en-
ing June 90, 1881, as 5000. lie
than ;neir expenses. This loss ~
owing to the snow blockade.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-09-15
REpUpkacAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Rcpublicass Of Redwood county
will hold Convention ut the court house
in Redwood Falls village. on Saturday.
September slth. at 9 o'clock r. NJ, to cleo,
thc4r dc'cgatcs to the State convention.
The basis of representation will be ono
Sctegste for each twenty-five Republi-
can votes, or major fraction thereof.
cast for President in 1880.
Redwood Falls village, seven delegates.
Lamberton, three delegates.
Delhi. North Hero, Paxton, and Spring
dale. two delegates each.
All other organized towns, one dele.
gate
ny order of Republican County Com
mittcc.
D. L. BIGHAM, Chairman.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-18
LAND OFFICE, NEW ORLEANS. La,
June 7, 1881.

Notice is hereby given. that the following
named settlers have filed notice Vi their
intention to make final proof n support
of their claims. and that said proof will
I've made before the Judge or clerk of
the court, at Franklinton. Washington
p. IRISH, La, On the 10th day of july,
1881. viz:
JAMES Brown, homestead No. 1886. for
the southeast quarter Of section four.
township one. south, range thirteen
east, st, Hell ma meridian.
He naines the following witnesses to
prove his con,inauus residence upon
and cultivation Of said lnni, VIZ:
EleaZar bIckham, AMY Mc,iee. Eli
Graves AMI Pompey Brown, OF Washing
ton paaisn, La.
SIMON JEFFERSON, homestead No. 2755,
tor the southwest quarter OF the south
west quarter of section seven, township
one. south, range fourteen cHst, and the
southeast quarter of section twelve, town.
ship one. south, range thirteen east, st.
Helena meridian.
He names tine following Witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
ami cultivation of SAID land, VIZ:
Geo Piou man, Alex Peters. A. ME-
Mellon and Samuel Brown, OF Washing
ton parish, La.
ie1i St GEO. BALDEY Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-18

ter of section thirty-six. township
i've, range fourteen east. 81 As.
Reagan Alfred. one square and
improvements, Division of Spriug,
town of Cuvingtun. So 40.
Rupier d, four lots in Madison
Vile, 81 90.
Robe TT q, 40 acres land. and
improvements, on Bayou Vaucieut,
81 Us.
Redwitz H. one tract of land i'll
che western part of the parish, SIP.
Ridley Z e, forty acres land,
southeast gu .rter of southeast QUAR-
Ter of section twen;y-eigll, tuwn-
ship niue, south, Range itte-n east,
improved, 81.
Snarp Vim sr.. 649 acres of land
aud Improvements on Bugue
Clutto, 81 80.
Schellnaus Chas, Isl acres land
ami Improvements, Oh the Puntcha-
toulu road, So 30
Schweighauser J,hL, 50 acres OF
land and improvements, 50 U9.
Shea j, one house and lu,s if
teen aud sixteen. Lswisburg, 81 90.
$ ,dler NJ j \ Mls, tifteen acres
land, one lot III the East half IF The
northeast quarter of section thirty
three. tow nsnip ninr, s',nth. range
An tf.A1. aasf p..r.l I'll nk
Tricou II. one house and lot i
Lewisburs, SIS.
Thorn E Mrs, one-half arpent
and improvements, III LewIsburg.
SIS.
Tyler Andrew, twenty acres Of
land on Bay"n Racquet. 81 Az.
Toomer Mrs, estate, 329 acres Of:
lard on B,you Lacombe, 81 so.
Turo Alexander, eight acres land
on Bayou Lacomb-. 81 81.
Ti,eard y. one lot OF ground on
Avenue Morgan, IS cents.
Taylor Manuel, 6i0 acres of land
on B.lgue Cnitio. So %.
Williams Martin. one-ha'f let on
Water street, iu Madisouviile, and
une-halt of ear square two, III
Madisonvilie, So %.
Wright o, 80 acres lanil and i'm
provements Oh Bayou Liberty.
So 05.
Warmack Blanche Mrs, lots and
improvements i'll square seTen,
bounded by Jefferson and Clai-
borne streets. in Vaudeville, So.
Waterman III, 16J acres land on
the Tchefuucta river, 81 SO.
Washington Tholnas, one lot aud
improvements on Pine street, i'll
jacksonville, So.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-18
FOR RENT.

The large dwelling house, on the
corner II Florida and Boston Streets
next door to the FARMER Office.
Also, the small building on Co.
lumbia street, formerly occupied as
\ drug store. Suitable for an Office.
J. z. Smith.
Covington La.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores
the appetite.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-18
LAND OFFICE, NEW ORLEANS. LA,
June 6, 1881.

Notice is hereby given that tho follow
ing named settler has fled notice Of
his intention to make final proof IN
support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before tie judge
or clerk of the court. at Am.te City.
La, ON the 10Th day OF July, lsSl, viz:
FRANK srANGA. Homestead No. 1928.
for the fractional north half Of section
twenty-two, township seyen, south.
range nine cart, 81. Helena meridian.
He anne the following witnesses 70
proye his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Ernest GOODBYE. A. ]. Edwards, B. Z.
Edwards and John H. stanga, OF Tangi.
pahoa parish. La
Gro. BALpEy. Register.
jeII st
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-18
OWNERS.

East third of the square COM
prised between Cl .ibnrne. Jeffer-
ION. Lafayette and Wilkinson sts.
in Vaudeville, 81.
Square No. 40. in the east part
of Vaudeville, 81 SO.
Lot No. 63. III the west part of
Vaudeville. 60 Cents.
Lot No. Ga, in The west part ut
Vaudeville, 60 cents.
Lot No. IS, in the west part OF
Manheville, 60 cents.
Lot M. 66. in the west plrt of
Vaudeville. 60 cents.
Lot No. 81. in the west part 81
NJ melville. 60 cents.
L"t Nc. Is. hav!nga front of one
arpent ON Bayou Liberty. by II
depth of seven and me third ar
penis. N section twenty eight.
township nine, south, range four
te,n east Is cents.
Lot No. 16. having a front of one
arpent Oh B,you Liberty by depth
OF seven and one-third arpents, in
section twenty-eight, township nine.
south, :ange fourteen east, l5 cents.
Lot No. Is. having n trout of one
arppnt on Bayou Liberty. by a
depth of seven ami one-third ar
penis, in section twen'y-ei hit.
township nine, south, rangs four
teen east, Is cents.
Lot No. 10. having a front uf one
arpent ON Bayuu Liberty, 10y a
depth of seven and "ne-th:rd ar
penis, in section t.enty-eight.
township nine. s'uth, range four
teen east. 15 celitS.
Lot M. 20. having n front of one
arprnt on Bayou Liberty. by n
depth of sever and o%ne-ihird ar
penis, in section twenty-eight,
township nine, snuth, range four
teen east. Is cents.
Lot No 81. having II front OF one
arpent on Bayou Liberty, by u
depth of seven and one-third ar
penis, in section tweIlty-ei2ht.
tcwnsIIip nine, s"uth, range TOUR
teen east. Is cents.
Terms Of Sale:
On said day of sale I will sell such
portion of each of said specific property
as zach debtor will point out; AMI in
case the debtor shall not point ont arf-
ticient property. l will at once. and
without further delay, sell the least
quantity of said specific property of any
debtor which any hi ider will buy for
the amount of the tax, int. lest and costs
.iue by sail debtor. The sales will he
without appraisement, in cash. in legal
tender money of the United States. and
the property s Id shall be redeemable
Mt any time for the space Of one year. by
paving the price given. with twenty per
cent. intere { and costs added.
w. L.. COOK,
Sheriff and Ex-oficio Tax Collector.
Parish Of St Tamwsny.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-18
STATE TAX SALES OF I'M
MOVABLE
State of Louisiana rs. Delinquent Tax
Debtors. Parish of st. Tammany.

By virtue of the authority vested in
me by the Constitution AMI laws of the
State of Louisiana, I will sell, at the
principal front door of the Courthouse.
in which the Civil District Court of said
parish is held, within the legal hours
for judicial sales, beginning at eleven
o'clock 4. H., on
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-18
Notice to taxpayers.

State of Louisiane-Parish of st. Tam.
many.
Tax COLLECT oR's OFFICE.
Coving,on. LII, JuLe II, 1881.
The taxes assessed in the year 1881
are set forth in the tax rolls now Oh file
in my office, and in the mortgage Office
of this parish. They are now due, and
if not pail, will become delinquent on
the 3lst day CT December. 1881, and will
draw eight per cent. per annum interest
rom that date until sold, in accordance
with Article 2l0 of the Constitution.
W. B.. Cook,
Sheriff aui Ex-Oficio Tax Collector.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-18
JOHN CHAFFE & Sons vs.. JAMES ..
POOLE.
State of Louisiana, parish Of st. Tam
many-EiShteenth Judicial District
court

BY virtue of a writ Of seizure and sale
from the honorable the aforesaid court,
bearing date May II. 1881, and to me
directed, 1 will proceed to sell ut public
auction. ut the ...r of the Courthouse,
in the towL of C%ovington, parish and
State aforesaid. on SATURDAY. the 10th
lay of July, 1881, between legal sale
hours. the following described property,
to-wit:
A tract of land situated in square No.
2, Division of st. John. in the tow Of
ovington. La, commencing at the cor
ner Of Vermont and Rutland streets,
running thence up Rutland street ono
hundred a n ! eighty ilSOl feet; thence
mt right angies with Rutland street, run
ming back to a point on Vermont street
one hundred AMI twenty ,l2J) ieet, in
rear of Rutland street. said tr,ct con-
tlining lots five 3D. six >6) and seven ~
of said square, AMI On the upper side Of
lot seven AN additional depth of twenty
feet, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
Terms o sale Cash, with the benefit
of appraIsement.
w. B. Cook, Saerif.
Cnvington. lure Ii, 1881. 2t
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-18

BY virtue of a witt Of seizure and sals
from the honorable the aforesaid court,
bearing date the 10th day of May,
1881, and to me directed, I viii
proceed to sell at public auc-
ton. at the door OF the Courthouse,
in the town of Covington. Parish and
State aforesaid. On SATURDAY, the
10TH day OF July, 1881. between legal
sale hours. the following described
property, to-wit:
Lot No. >, in square No. IA, situated
in the to3n of Vaudeville. parish and
.>tate aforesaid. together with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon. =
Terms of sale-Cash, with the benefit
of appraisement.
W. B. Cook. Sheriff.
Covington. June II, 49,.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-18
BLOCK & Barron vs.. j. o. Poole.

The State of Louisiana, Parish of st.
Iammany- Eighteenth Judicial Dis.
trict Court.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-18

Sheriff aui Ex-Oficio Tax Collector.
, 1881-09-19
THE THOMAS CASE,
SERMON 1,Y THE 1lEv. Dl. lsY

SERMON HH TIE TEV. Dll. HfDEN.
The N0y. Dr. Ryder preached tho following
sermon yesterday morning In st. Paurs Untver-
Rallst Church, Michigan avenue, between Blk
tcenth and Eighteenth streota, OIL "Iho Contro-
yeray Between tho llev. Dr.. Thomas and tho
Methodist Church.,
Judge righteous judgment-John. vti., e.
Tho sermon which preach 10 you this moru-
inu compels suo 10 speak ot ludlydunls aud do
nominations, II l could present tho principles
which IN dorl!o all this religious agitation With
out such direct references to persons and scots
should greatly profor 10 do 10. As It Ia, shall
peraous and organizations only 10 far a. they
represent principles, and with thos0 principles
IN their relation 10 tho Church Of Christ.
1t sometimes tranaptres In ono's ministry that
h0 feos called upon 10 discuss public topic,
which but for tho call OF duty ho would pass
over In slleneo. Ny hope 10 thar, from my lude-
poudont position, may 10 sbto to consider tho
rotations ct Dr. Thomas to tue Methollst
Church, and Of that Church to him. With
ont. on tho ou1 hand. pelnx sweryel
fran an exact Judgment through par.
ttallsy tor my distinguished fracnd, or. on the
other, becauso am bis tslond, restrained fEoH,
expressing my convictions as to tho rights aud
authority OF tho denomination OF which he is a
MUmbeE, ind Of his duties to It. ..
Let u then Gs distinctly understood, and said
oneo for all, that In this sermon WI know
nothing OF Dr.. Thomas except In hts relation to
the Methodist Church, and tho only light IN
which w0 shall seek 10 yiew hiu IL In his official
relation to that body.
First OF all. Let us conait1pr 10 what lhls con-
troyessy rolates aud whesa It IL located. This
controversy obviously relates to tho Methodist
, 1881-09-19


SDsett1 UApateh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
EL0tN, ILL.,. Sept T.-rhe sclut-annual tnect-
ting at tho ElHin Association OF Congregational
Churches viii be held at Crystal Luke, Nc1lenry
County, Oct. 10 md II. TITO proRrutn will DO as
follows: --
.ioMlay-7:D0 y. u,.-scrsuon BY J. D. Wclls
of Woodstock.
Tuesday-S to Q n. m.-Dovotlonal cxcrclscs,
led BY tho rev. IL. II. Munron, OF 1lartlctt.
0to TO-" degeneration rs ls1hte1 10 Free-
dom Ut tho Will opened by tho 1lev. c.. T..
Dickinson, or Etytn li,ll 1o!iowe1ibT dtscuslnti.
INTO H. Tho New lkovIs!nn: Whit Shall We
Do With lt2' Tho itsv. II. W. George. II to IL
Business.
1;;N y: m..."..systomntio Giving" Brother J..
p. Spcrfs, of Itunt!oy.
a;U-stcr4,mnut ot tho Lords Supper; sermon
by tho ltcy. :. .. bolt, " st: Chur!cs.
4 TOD Iluw Gun Wc Interest tho Adult
MsMburs Of Congregations In sundmy-schuot
Workf' TITO ltuv. II, y. Skeets. Of udtsla.
f;bI-Msssiunnry atltirasscs: Tho How. JAnes
Powell md other Waiting delegates lrc cxpcct-
CD TO hp present, Al missionary sociclies us
vol W ehurohcs Of tho asaoeiauon will DO rcp.
roscu'cl BY Delegates. ~
, 1881-09-19
A HEALTHY &tutSs

pcop!o nro conAt4t,tly. ch4nging tAoir houos
, from East to West and FROM North to South 0r
would learn ia 10 e0tItentoa, aud to lae THO uel-
ehrated Kidney .Wnrt M when sink. they would "
in htalIby state 6y ttis simple hut eGvutuni
remedy. Noe lurge alSertiseuvut.
, 1881-09-19
WORKINGWOMEN.
A largely-Attended Meeting on
Their Behalf at Central,
Music.Halt.
Addresses by tho 1zevs. Drs.
Ryder, ESerSt, Little, Lnw-
renee, md Thomas.
4 Movement That Deserves
Christian Sympathy. -

iAo ENHuitlOn III WoEhtHHWomCU nrflSGn EullY
two-ti1lrls 1T tho audiences wcIo Of tho Ecx ou
whase bci,nlf tho meeting ha,lbcen cnilcd. Tho
Rev. W. u. Ryder, n. H.. prnsl,te,, md nmong
Tho clcrRytIch III tho platform wero the ltnv.
Mr.. Lawrence. tho ftov. George &. Lorlncr, the
1tev. II. W. Thomas. tho lier. Arthur Little. nnl
tho tser. thnrIcS jf. Evcrcst. Tho mN,,ngcrs Of
tlo affair '.',nn,nccd TINT each aponker would bs
limited TO tel lnnntcs, rl,lo which was nd
heErd IN throughout. Tho consequence was
Tint tho c!atns md nce,la OF w0rknEwDtnan
wHrn presented III clcar-cat, forcbtc speech. md
every worn tnd. Altogether tho gathering wna
most alccessfuf ono aIld caanot rn!I OF etrect.
Tho fscv. Dr. ftytcr snId Tho meeting wns held
on snbhath afternoon, and IN tho interests t'f
r,lln!on aud morality u sec'nol lifting that It
B.. n,;,, ,ea ,p9n, 1,o1 tho itrs r. awssnse who
xsty sy 1 ,sa M9 ne aaSo Gsr
"Irrnnru ye ,lo Why OF tha ia,ssi. "'s',''''
), i'r. ityer shiti that, wtt,nut cxcrcdIn1 the
Gnenxn responded well :" tho demands ot pul,-
lln CLARITY. Sotwish.tat''l,,x Tho ilrn 9nd other
iafks: rs :o to is .. th' n cy hM nno wel.
IN the t1ctnit wurk Of s,lch chnyltc. thut
something n thu tntstrc q eeiltrnl organiza-
hhtl met tnDre respectfully ~ tnke eoKn1zanen nt
INIT crs relating 10 tho lntcrra,s Or working
a''lr n'cnIls 10 earn tnr themselves n living.
THE REV. CHARLES II. EvEtsEsr
spnse OH 1.-THE nced ut tIlare sympathy Inward
s,I.stiDrnrtinv wntll.ti by tho CnsHtnn publ'e."
~ sul'i TINT N Christtn land such ns America
vtv t, tfi,uI ~. ,p ~ mu .. a'r rMpEnns inr sy,
WIS th,s tr,io wkure wntncn wcrn co;,eer,,ctl II
Hepartnnnt fnrmru flie urrnfrat ,nitrncs
lion, md wt,,,,nn Vsk,a ther', viii. pro,ter
aluf thnr, tlsrwErr,. i,t. ,srits inrIdnbf ~ i'm
spii. s,nnrt Of wt,ttlcn shS,iI to rtnsiier, TIE
very nnt.,r nj snf. urf,rt ftn,,i1J nnverfv nn
tfo s,,ntr,saon. nj irast ,n,nnnrnrtiy' nr fhnas
h!usur and nobler Instipcta vi rencuicnt w6ch
,ucnt ,irm,e nnny w,t.,p,, r. atcstr,,etinna Il
sns -, h" cfnsiscrci WIKI rm,hl -, n ,on. ~
E,yr - to ~ worStnr yIr.s thn. Io symnahy anil II
n.othcr-oyu wl,lc nlotlo roai aheId thoIn trs,nl @
ur ssrtnops Az wn,,ld serre ~ savt, Ihese' h1,t
mn,b"riv md aisierlv av1nsu,w ,voMiJ IL uMs ~
II this ,,nyoeat,om snouf.i rrs,Iit h, "sfcndinp
GninItt hnn nvni, r., nm ~ th"sS no"r VIZ
tnir ,st,,tinn hnij nnon h,tr ~ p..n,E MI IL
trnlv hlrsass1 IN nxnrt +hIa' .wrrynathv woS H
glven 10 Christian women, md In no other way
could thuy more nearly approach to tho grand
oSample or tho Master.
THE REV, A1tTtit;R 1dT-rIE
took ror hs ,sTt. /. rnrmn,Inn .n,, ,,rooor,.,,,o,
bctser thMm rpf.srmatim." ia % ani,t hn hu, cams
to the mi m"r II, iHr thnn ~ ist ~ r,mt ~ h
VIVA de".,iv @ seratu u IN III \" ,SnrE ~ r. III
, 1881-09-19

htiH 10 ellD 1ttlltlHc NE Que bE ta nAiGrs. helI
IL. thorefosc, located within TINT ccrlcsinttIcal
bo'ly. Tho brother placed hntlnr suspension
claims to ba n Ncthodst. md rcsents na untrue
my affirmation that hn Ia not. Ne hns l,ccn for
many ycars n tnlnlstUr In thnt Church, in full
and regular fellowship, ehatiHg tho advantages
Of 6tlc!i fellowship, h1l 0carnV his shnro ut tho
h.,rtIons. Tharu can Ga, therefore. no ,lnubt NJ
tn hls l,eInv nflonah!p 10 tho Dscip'ino of that
Church, tho sntIic HI !f tH were tho huhlbtcAt
number VI tho cntire frnturnlty.
Hlhrn, thon, o,ir friend prnpnaes to bo loyai
member Df tho Methodist Church, tho prIn,Ml
question ilut what fs hest FOR tho Doctor M IN
lnslIvlt,taE, for bis rights ns m lnitvIlat citizen
ire not directly involved III tho chsr. SubWsy
Objects to his preaching whnt bn thinks 10 TO
tho truth. when hU rlcascs, md M h0 plcnses.
Tin objection comes from his clerical AesnnE-
ates. Ia tic eirnel TINT what he prcachGs and tho
general nilucncu Ut his ministry nru hhrmfnt
10 tho trnn prosperity Of tho denomination 1T
whose nnnlG he ancNks, and hn Ia mixed tU ro-
tire from tholr ministry. TINT thcy inny mt. crct
by Implication, int'orso OPINIONS md practices
which they do not improve. Al. shorntore, TINT
our worthy brosher has to 'o, II he feel Tint hls
liberty ts restrained III lhnt particular orEanIzn-
ton, Ia Ia sepura.e imkelf fron, It, There Is
plenty of rooln outside Of that Church md nti
abundance OF people ready 10 hear whnt ho has
to Bay.
INT tho DOCTOR profcrs not 10 relirC, and hu
trnes which hc m has II" preached @ % ana to which ex.
eepto,i ts tnken, Arp terlnfssnbln, mud sfu ,iot
ISM.
Now, this would Du M interesting spectacle to
tho outside religious wOrld, md somuwl1at nntis-
tws, E IT, ,,,s s a "rrn1n "e,u nt1,er nr n1sfs
M'it, ~ y wH e. hAyc sald. th.S Y n2t tho Issue .
II ensosersy w!th ,o eshos, IS
nr. ThOmas III fhr nttuInln ta shuw tint cIrtutn
fs,e '"m ~ tn fh',rSh' "r,l ,ihnt 1,nv rn ~
nm' rm9 "'''"''1 '"o euorcp' "'"t'" ''"' '"of "F'
"I Fortuuatcly for our dissenting rrlctu, in ho.
ine iMct ~ 9 nGae q n'sosy s o. ro4 ~ ~
thS GhrIstiuu Church, I,as t,ssi, Il trent Religious
nr% snmntnIn,, ~ ,mnro ~ ,nntnv ~, ~
t'e h E,Hg1 sepaFGu @ irolm y" sectS mi
t,,or ihr,t,,lM w1lrh ia '" ,1Istinvnisbst;
fn,t.lers r,,ta.rnd thn i,snrta nr tho,tsnns Ill.,
ssinnnrs AMI u IN ,Fmt at"tm lost IN Il" i,,n
fMyor or Uml. Il so,rc. to tho worII viii, iii,
ns ,n nner Of M Mmr%!nn % u Chrfsi H. ana Its pinn @
yro GSG NJ III, Hfs,a rs, o6,,stiIa ihc cf M
must DO only themes Of tic Methodist nalpIt.
cn s,ntnnts IT, VIZ smm nt Mohs,n InSn9 Ix1a.
IS iseourarcd SPECIAL traini.,s ir lis puinlts
thooiuura1 @ s1,nnls1 % '"''' "s'e"p'' " e''"'''s"
In view nr ti,nsn focts n wou,1 mt bc a,rnnu,,
tharI%umi n..ttan % s sv ~ T.,
aida. nn tia nc,rlnai ataton,snts If r",.t, liz
a @ IT, t H., u ;obp n ~ 1s VA III W
Gst ~ ,1nni n rt ~ ns ,t M nr , 49," s" WIN
skSs 'srSs 4 s2,sS ass!sas ~, g. kow at
t t' ~. sn1s " au,'n @ % iHe t 81 nppqa- @
whit uro called % tl,o iiinajy impcnitautY 'o 4''
e MI fs u s a M wnSGF aea f3a
ppppaiR ground 10 TINT Of NIptbC,lJSn mid cyt,ry
, 1881-09-19

lH'NlllHlt GEncCl lIt3H tUN tnHFAl
f9E.o ot s.,c!, n, t.xAnp!c: nr,1 thusc wD cum
nltlnont TUG "IfboralIt{" which Is involved IN
such intellectual Misunderstanding ncn,' 10 take
hcnl 10 tho kind t.f morality they arc cncour.
aging. Two-facc,lncss n nthor departments "
ifH If, h T. ,mimycr*ai'y cnn!Smns', nua .hnk It
honrsiY Ms 10 onc's npinions ID anything less
shnn ttis.
The third topic that nsks u,,r attention, Il, TINT
belief or disbelief In cpr,aju tjf,cirfi moi n.
Hcttinl to tbo Christian nainn stt,,III be rv-
uar,lcd a. nj nI,cl, question In the Chrstian
cullr,se Of tu Mct,,,actl a,M tllo cc,,sc himself.
j. ls tho name position Tint hns been nfirn ttc-
frhslt1 IN this puip,i. Christ,n pcople frt,ni
tho very tjeY|fiDltiv Of Christianity have sIf-
fcr. in their iniirf In referrnc. Il, tho efficacy
or tiie tr,ltii ur Christ. tho ttle thcnry ii H.
wtckn'i. ih.y litter in tl,pir M,,lyistlons ot,
those tup!ca now. and III alI probability will
tng e 10 s% FOR tbe sti eT so;,nr II IL. eary
opinions worked hf'lc. by DETERMINATIONS
1'nrtInl!st, tJntvcrsnlfst-anA why not nuw
select hlc Interpretation Of tbu wnrfis
aMl aMl oiico of t!,e Muster and ,lrny
ias ni.sne to tansc wh9 10 't9s n!opl tf Under-
nn,ns % nov, md t'nt whit e.,'Itu,rsa y ltaptst. II
Meihodist. or Unlvttnatlst. AlnthodiaIn snn
aMe ~ osgen m ss M a r. rrn or j1ft s nta
5orMnla.e' thy s9ns.' ot ,hv fnith d 4:
iot step outside its us church. family and dery
;ha fraternity of tho Church Of onr eontnnil
; 'ass ,s9 a. q e aae Sn@ eFif1 II s
sh.rGh trla! 4 Tho ltltsl,td necoiIltts ntr cor
reGt: hath 3f. 5homas nna bls ct,.,tl.cl mute tho
Gh,lrct, Or Chr!at' They say That cHrtaln lu.s-
t;hns ahn'il lM reynr,!ed as opcn questions III
's m M ~ Mnr't ~ @ nGs t1 Mppen to
Church unIyersa!, but what shali be rerarle.t v
which hna determined rcliRIon8 bnllcf. ltuw..
EYER, y intereaftns 10 note tao clcarf'ess ait
, 1881-09-19

No tuattcr what Your feni!uya or AtlMent Il,
Hop Hlttert VIII 10 yuu soUd. prvvolt u.