The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-11
Religious Notes.

Religious Notes.
To resist evil by evil is evii.-Mohammed
Bishop Wilson, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, is still very sick.
Good will like a good name, is got by many
actions, and lost by One.-Francis jeffrey.
One true friend adds more to our happiness
than thousand enemies to our unhappiness
Marie Esehenbach.
1t is with flowers as with moral qualities the
bright are sometimes poisonous, but, believe,
never the sweet. G. Hare.
The Disciples of Kansas will dedicate fifty
church houses in that State this year; so says
the State evangelist r. N. Rains.
The Evangelical Association has 994 itinerant
preachers, l24 554 members, l 500 churches, and
last year it contributed SIG 532 40 to missions.
The Christian at Work tells the politicians
plainly that the only way to keep politics out of
the pnlpit is ito keep immortality out of poll
tics"
There is nothing which so much distinguishes
the Christian religion as its opposition to the
passions and inclinations of human nature.
Haller,
The Emperor William and Empress Augusta
have presented stained glass window to the
garrison church at Torgau, in memory of Martin
Luther.
The centennial of the introduction of Yves
1eyan Methodism into the British Channel isles
was lately observed in Jersey, the first IN which
it was preached
While there were last year ABOUT seven con
verts to each of the preachers in the United
States there were seventy converts to each OF
1he missionaries in Asia.
If you are undecided what to read when you
take up your Bible this evening, tur nto the one
hundred and third Psalm. 1t is good for every
time, and will send you to your rest with heart
made light by thankfulness.
The rector of certain London parish has not
been seen within the limits of the parish within
seven years. His income from the parish is 3d.
curate at salary of 500 a year
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sionarias in India. sSrbey snrnass anv human
heiIoe we have ever known in niouslv blasphem-
ing Jesus Christ and in view of the immortality
of their TEACHING we regard them as men to be
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The venerable George A. Breunig, superan-
nuated member of the Central German Confer
ence, now seventy-fve years OF age, made low
ing and delightful address to the Methodlst
preachers meeting, on Monday morning. He is
living at Indianapolis, Ind, and IS the author OF
book entitled From Rome 10 Zion"
That remarkable man, the Rev. DIR. d. D.
Whedon is stiT alive, and, contrary to the
prophecies of his physicians, is gradually re-
covering. He is stiH very weak and the pros
7nec+e az a nermanent cenyalescence are dim
But. at the latest sdvices. he was able to sit up
Comfortably in an easy chair for an hour at a
time: and snch progress toward health as has
marked the last few DAYS if continued would
soon enable him to again WELD his powerful
men.
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