The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-23
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Of Interest in, Connection vii


!. the famous street! pAe4fherIqk Caltterni
n drew 4 ylqrgge ,a audience Sunday smoln
ling ane eysning. Qg HIS. kaltsr 9eGasisl
. the attendance was greatly, lenhApesa b
:. thf kRqMledge thfAt illies SSwsAissA Guar
lette, Y9pld .sslsnsisegxfrsis = lpI2Igi4se r.
W lectipPe. an1flheiE,oRening itIapsts clqsins
hymns, the elism ssr 4! lheiE Hatilsa f9agq'
q, andFlhe laiseFn the eysEs popular Hir o
The 'SKset Byesand Bye sssng ~ siheil
pt inimilnhle pnanglner ndded yasly 80 The
II Interest ni the iselEicc.r nei}eai!7ir. a.
vol ,In.ths aflHnRsn tEaihsL layer lalkql
p 70 llssl elGdFsn 4at Jllea S;pugIRg;ItieiIa
Il church. He il. a. hllain. 7HRPEelapiinu.
" speaker WHO discards all attempts al
rhetorical flights and presents iIse sub
ject matter of his discourses in thai
practical. earnest manner which has
u rendered him SO successful IN his pc
culiar field of labor.
T. H. The Baptist CHURCH was crowded ia The
u eSeHiRg, sas usllas 4asdi, aaeE., 1.-The serlllOIl
1.-The rite of baptism was administered to
I'D Miss KIOek l.Sss dug near; the city
y;1,. Rev. HeadysPf the, .PSesbNtariall
i chpFIsll, RTRaaheii.s EeSy alba seIRlaa 10
ID "a asFgs cGRgregfltitsfn R,the Rl0snlnsaaa
,Il,. ases,s d.. GaHtIs y 81 tAe GspBgTagati0rl
+ al church, preached from the textfnnhd
ID in MaElR IlAi.SGs24a n siVeTN,eelehFI land
,ibaqnsiE efsn4iye eergqn efKIdeh thefO
Aowip& lad bglef alletraqtihha tate .,n,ii
This Is one of cluster of paFRIplass IL
lgs!Efkiing ditIeEsnt phlasss 81 his ling
Il dom OF Cod These parallels do NOT eX-
/ clude 'Ssse!f ataiBti kJat Aift tjseuier ma Ike
Is obE ggaad rirtlIresl In the text We have
4tba growth 9fl tlsaa X iaStlalR,, eaniu, Ithe
rig Of fhe angd5tna: Soitie !H az sf mad
P fsffe6ds ,ehlt afTArftl hott OnVeFsToES others
f-isaB ne. hessds esllyeRsiOnSaAld note aituEel
lJeFus ,slsysshe aetdssboA. .,!qe,, adj "a
|, The spiritual life Is gJtgEoYingIi rs
I whenofce It thkes possession nf NAH.
& Paul loves to comp4fsl 4t!t1n IT. 7fVihTg
4 tStaldys aits " = Elts4seN 1stogeIlIeFshy The
EslJisAaq ,hGez may. Mi diFsta he IaeplH t4s
small Thing IN a mans heart, onlyfa eeed,
D He himself may not dream of What It
h 4sssl ddine sto sFe 'begasit5 pray land
lesadi tIlts HnFd, and tlliAks nh zaIOEs bf,itJ
But it insists on z!a going
home with HIM, and regulating
Ift his life here gbes' with .hfIntt6 his
work, and oveElOolSs his busiRess,TH goes
|, with bin. in, his, pleasures and sQeis4 lie
4.garaaffy sgEetsthihg sff gSejS ffl;iiis
lah0Itghls 6oo.I At1irst' he may think II
= is only few doctrines he accepts: lie
p .spQn fi9da. it is Al RtpqspheEf ~ which
b Lhe secs everything about hIm. Every
Ffhfh ges : Is Iiictes 'Whr1
1duceJ esusG iiesse as1hgr6ertefI Afi the
a.ereAtsqussSionM of lifeaanIL, sbeiehY del
pland a BleY fol qliQp .Ashegi al assume
si gf9Se sSBSss y io SA!S lAf ss9s
; 44yAsdifbgfsI4i s<4ftM .ifaEn 'sYasr dAiti2
5 4IAsalatd ihdsaEel Hesret aaaFtail,te ilts
l.SShId lliissy,a At ARAe lab sGlAQal saappa
; sstAsiddeHfy Hts iIIg ahda i fsia IL
t first bewilderel. But he soon finds 9iiAA
ihR gasS1el is.5ustaassag lestO. gAtid de his
en5FSs 9s S Hss ri Il ga4S ~ 6s s fSi
FhsufqSStts 1fia!d sealafAiiS Paid e8fif5FHEs
h 1iAlhAErGEt4sir4 ei4Ail yss, 4aaynl s"Es hih I
/ ls1ItgTgHa.as .llewsrld growaztOV ,Sspd
1Sisfa ifSPlaa ea FpsSS eha e IL Is j
p civilized people;i4fd .ie stffielNelZl5is
tiieltietIsz4 f PHILOSOPHY, or genius or
|, 1iReetEy q lscayeLa samfpsW,. MORAL ItFnth
I IT is ever found that this. truth was III
b 1fesily involved IN some saying OF The
Master or some principle of his religitfI!
ttYhey- have .aAeeDi saying for oeANfies
1 EtAat civil zaQQnlWanld, 0ui gr0w the, g9s,
u nel. But civilization is no nearer abreast
E t6-idayS Il was thousand yeargago.
h +Thd 'eff6re4n Diitgrow the eospei"f Isl Ike
| 4thslchildgs ifoiSs to.OutE44R the shinEi;ivg
| 09tgrpW TIA gospel, do they ,s9yR Out;
T grow the supremacy, of God:. putgroW
the law of benev0Ience; outgrow the
heed of prayer; outgrow the power of
and endless life; outgrOw the sUPeri6ris
i al
4 Lake heed what you sow, for Ehatsp7
fever nian sOwuth that shall he also
Il IreapS NOT inefelys1slt1r I've sow, 'Bdt ffh
\ I kuRd ned fold; no5 !:meFety aFDaS. -byt i'm
4snceessiXe and increasing haFVesls. zii.I
ds;,e.I ,,,i, ---------IE-I IT. sz-.. T.,
An Evening La:F2Es igR, LsB9s, Iii~
l., THE. very severe weather MnndAy even
ling idnotIpnYen quite Ia. respectable
| HumbeE of psopls from assembling at the
Il ICongregational churchGtot hear what
j Gather Taylo had :o,sax about hrs pan
saRal daboFs and observations in, India,
j Africa and South America This ear,
nest'disaiples6 thc4Iaster served for IL
/ RRRher. Of. XGars, rs ~, missionary
SAN .lpdIa .:aIn.d.i AMI. has EI9glght... IaE
| lhe .eYapgeIizatiRaaa Of lhst Lsathg.p il
9s9Sher laAdsayhpss- .gsoplG ar. waiting
fer tbs IigAt Of the gospel Of G4EiEte AMI anil
his lntfma!a kpoglgsdge 81 the degEaa;
ing inti9e9ses 4f pa galisra aud the ne.
GUITAR hab!Es a9d elsfoms of itsyo ia
among whom lss he 4! has l laFor .:l vas i'm
parted 70 the aqdience in a. mspner
| which proved al 6nGe highly. e4tsrtainl
I Ting and, instritctive. fhe story Of his
I own ,peTils ami viciissiiiiidIdeg served .
] demonstrates What he has bfavedSf 81: the
5foyg ofile gfrisaat EkefapiiSaf Witch, con:
/ sTainSTYh I'M, and ,tRe pfci1raa;ss:' Which
| fhe difiTs drew 81 81 fib among he heat1sn
y / br6i&ht out by Contrast in The ciearesI
PossTB1e lfgIlf tie e1esstifg aiiid'ff efff6C:
fffhg teiidehcTes 6T1he ehTistfahh; ;id gf6f
j Father Taylor's hymns, sTn1ig;; 81 Him
l. In she GTggqa gc Of ale tffi6e;s- "a; Sinong
wh oh 1is.lEaa4 daghf wers S6J6yss;;,, . and "a
! fhis feaursrEfotfg h5uE Hela:-lhs tGladissessI
I iattelR1dh 6rhsaF5aFets:e At ifsTI56se' h #;
4 offered for saEetT1Hdk OF ffstraveTs ;aiiiiiEf
/ weaF9fglAa9bEin6te THAT u number o
| ktildsm7 20 dnasaieaino hnE;tliG addiienee.
i4Rn .t=- ed. k=ee sts..s1 IA a=:~c1t
I Use - 1uiAIfEahsaz.t e kfsfeRas;;',.''s :
7 HBhtlEhg g Parrot. At Inc session r; 3
I f8hG Ridsas- difference 81 the N. E
7 jthuscIfReFd ,!ts9ts1a Miiffei cd, 1871
fadftfgIdf1f st. e6nfefeifcete was made ifaitii
4 i-rRs 6sixed SsdsiI7e SSiislit fine -; q
" fndwnsiriR1e- east slrf,iaaycss-Ehr6d;sh tn
v I ststnr misunderstanding iins teEce6
r 4Dhasa; siaS9osbesIth6 KANSAS dofiEf
edce..aaiid aiigEs6utIl,s Ghd' ottawa, s1 ti
ID south Kansas conference The first Sc.
W iafarf ofifTe shffh x aH8aa c 6fiFereiiEt Ma
int theidciH F0st seod, MatdRr111to B,,4Sf
ty with RfshnpEt G.tHandGmsz PresfdlnN
HYG;faf uf ,tild Genfbhiemed ID EhtSi 65ssses 'i
b1 f{he SuRsiouwas S9- Tine sedanat ssssTTo
ib wished neutrality-suspicious. March 3
nd z, 1873, with Bishop 8: MI AfeFTiIT 81: bF
mi siding 7 iFhe roll poN. fell of t6 50 men
nd EberSsl The tirird7stssh1if washeldat En-
ls9 tpoFia, Mirch 1stD=0, 1876, w1lfdTBishd
.td Jesse L. Peck presiding. 1t now fiiiE
MI tARrea' $50 membsrss The fourth sessi6
eli I'was- heldhat 7Wtcititr, Mhreh- 7't01
The 1871, with BisiIop NJ sinYpsdn.Presfdin
oE The fifth session was held at Garnei
/ Marclr6etG Il, u ith2I3ish6b Thes. Boz
IMAM pftsiding4 The sixth session W
%" held at ItaIchinsnn, March 8 10 IL, 49,
II Win Bisitopsf-dS. Wiley presiding.
~ n6Mnd6betets r3f members. The Sc
NY dnth session wa reid ii Ottawa NJ arch
w. tn S, 1880, With Bishop r s. Foster pi
siding. frno@ nl.nliffed 1G3 meinbel
The eighth session. wis held 1T WeIlin
I'd ton, March 2to' s.. 1881, with Bishop