The sun., 1882-08-20
SUNBEAlra.
The South Baptist Church OF IndIanano


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-DlSnops fOSS ana Bowman OF the Metho-
uist bprcopa Ohurch are 40 greatly improved In health
~ 10 De aoe TO engage IN their accustomed duties
-Ihe Baptist weekly criticiSeS Judge Tour
gee for saying that the live are always found I'm
front That paper says has noticed that at funerals the
,' III t,1"'' ""e '"' "'o 'e ot'as up 'no rear
-lne Marcy avenue Daptist Church,
Brooklyn putting on now coat OF paint and furnish.
Ing WIN new carpets by hvins In an Inexpensive
WOODEN sanctuary TINS cburch mas attained great pros
pef''N WIN eh're ireeuo'h uom ucu'
Miss Daniels missionary physician In
swnow China will probably lose the sight ot both her
eyes. She was opening bottle OF ammonia, which han.
p.neu y" wn'e IN her hanus' scattering It's con
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i"o oo'',oi apouI LNahBeiiSI narrisohs
cottage ~ LoVeahu camp meeting near Cincinnati h.
oeeh Drought 10 happy conclusion The Evangelist
consents 10 pay SV Tor the lana on winch the cottage
sahus. bu. Tue ore'nreh anu ms'ers 10 hot thihk a.
oi nun AZ 'ey uu oetote tne oother began
"A war mas broken out Ill All Saints Epis-
copal Church. Cleveland. over the communion wine
question: rne SUNDAY scnoo superintendent loads the
pa'V Sppo'.u w "'"', ",',e 'e rector ana
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''e' 'esu' u'.u " '"s n,'' oupper' ihseoh's"
'"s, "o '.'" p',' 10 oe'' y" ro'o'y.
-MeNico is salu 10 De BreaC Helu TOT MIS-
sion work The Protestant congregations In that coun
try are twice as numerous as they were hve AGO.
the present number Of church members being over
10000 There are $50 native helpers and about 1000
people who go to church The Mexican is not naturally
profoundy deyout person. yet those who have become
church members said to give quite good evidence
y. eauink Onr''"an h'o ~ members OF ehureh"h
-EVangellst Barnes uoes not consider MS
work in Dayton failure, for several dozen persons
there claimed to be converted through his agency and
number were anointed with oil for the healing Of
bodily diseases Yet he wants larger and hopes
to nnd 1t in Indianapolis. whore he has gone. In
dianapolis was well worked time ago by Evangs
| st Harrison. the Boy Preacher; but Barnes thinks
there may be some of the unsaved s left there to Be
gathered into his Gospel net
The brethren NJ tho First Rantiab Cburcb
Newark, N j. have after much searching for suitabi.
man for pastor succeeded uniting Rev Edward
Judson, D D. Il is not yet known whether he Will ae-
cept decline 10 but recently that he threw up his
pastoral connection with wealthy church at Orange In
order to preach the Gospel to the Of this city His
work in the Berean Church has largely prosperd and
his friends want him remain In 1t and let the Newark
brethren look out for somebody else.
The ADVANTAGE of tapts over sanctuaries
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hav. been ali manner Of trouble about the insurance
There 10 neither mortgage nor floating debt on the tent
| Good Tidings"
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| III is staueu py tnose VINO claim 10 KNOW
that the little boys who toll In the coal breakers Of the
Pennsylvania anthracite mines are in state Of a. be-
nshted hea'hen'm as any OF the Inhabitants OF the
i'ahas OF 'ne sea "hi'her ioreish mishohariss arc
sem. ino'e ooys Aio lfon si. SsArs Vi go up"e.u.
'ne, "'fA nstu al uA''' '"s' ns'e ~ ho 'Ppo' 'sS ea
eu.esou anu 'ney ,ssfn 'ei' A'0e eAsep. sn' oes-'
snu oioAphe"hos A"o usu ''oiies ""'en 'neJ sonAn
uAiy near spoken oy .hose VINO arc oder Hna more
harueneo III hn 'nan 'he"scNe" iheie afe iA"s PRIV
WONG Tor the instruction OF tnese enarsn, oat 'nsy
fo 40, ue most part set u. "Aush@ Ane eoAoroA.st
ooy hehes amoi'ioh 70 % promotea 70 'ne posiuon
| Vi niner snu .nis seheraiy eomes W MN Wneh ~
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oooa pcrsohs VINO want 70 carry 'ne Sospei 70 'ns
eAhen can nho "ius ns'o VI snor' among 'hsss xno-
i~H' ~"u ues' sa'u wy"
| AT the camp meeting at Merrick Long
Island there been dearth Of cergymen but great
abundance of mosquitoes. Formerly this was . very
popular camp but 1t has fashionable one.
For three years there has been gradual falling OF in
the attendance. until there are times not
hundred persons present counting both saints and sin.
ner There is but little fsrvor In camp meeting OF this
sNe AHe. eto"us afs eApee'ea uurins .he coming
"eeA' io' '"e "uiHPe'.o"su 'o''eo' 'he "iu'" 'AA
eo'' "' oe neAfu from tne ssnu Gaining 'he uneodU "
epehanee ahu .he f'sheouS 10 tue increase OF onfn
uAh 1eai' Io"piA'n' n mAao W tue hAeAmsh 'na' 'hs
camp Aeeahs Assoeisuoh charges 'nem % eaeh ior
heehse 10 carry passengers between ths camp anu 'hs
sanoh nna 'hA' tue business NOT AFse snousn
'"AfA"' H. i"e AS''e'A'io" " oauiy III aep'' Ah''
eo"'eaush's' nas W is'' io' Oh petty shaeaoh' On
.o'o WV ''''. '"' camp one vi 'he'e LOO "
n'e GENTS y" every 'en'ee eh's'ihs 'ne tfouhu,
| -Wnelner OF not tne norneC which Worheu
way up the leg and under the trousers of deacon In
Richmond, Va, aud stung him I'VE times while he was