Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-28
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Central Presbyterian
VA.
REV. ". T. RICHARDSON. d. d. Editors
JAMES c. SOUTHALL, Ii. D.,

REASONS.
/. It stands in the front rank of religious
newspapers now published.
=. 1t is faithful representative of orthodox.
| evangelical Christianity, and of the principles
and Intelligent thought of the Presbyterian
Church.
5. 1t aims to keep fully abreast Of the learn
ing and Investigation of the day, while IN
cOmprOmisingly opposing the heterOdoxteach-
ings so rife al this time.
a. No other religious newspaper published in
the South notices 50 fully EVERY GREAT CUES
TION that touches the Interest Of the Church,
or affects Christianity.
s.. Its readers will nave the best opportunity
OF seeing the Christian view Of these ques-
tiOns.
8. 1t allows and invites free discussion, but
only in the bounds of Christina courtesy.
Z. It gives a full summary OF religious news
from every Presbytery in our Church. and
contains also a carefully prepared summary
Of religious news from every part of the
world.
s. In order to extend its circulation and to
| increase It's usefulness IN the serV &c OF the
Church. the publishers now propose to furnish
it to subscribers. payable strictly IN ddrdHce,
at - 80 each. so as to make it. IN proportion
to the work expended on il, and the cost Of
publication, one OF the chedptSt papers, re-
lIgious or secular, published IN the South.
The following are a few Of the many testi-
mOnials from all quarters that have been
The Central is the ablest and most digni-
fed religious paper that / read
pr .FlC G.. WIGHT, Baltimore, Nd.
II am gratlfed 10 say that the Central Pres
1yterjdn is q fearless and aggressive foe to
error. and has done more to re ieve The lublic
mind Of doubts ami fears engenGered by false
PHILOSOPHERS than any other paper IN the
| South" JUDGE d. eCHENCE.
North Carolina.
Il consider the Central Presbyterian now
the ablest paper publishedin the Presbyterian
| Church, either North or SOUTH
REV. j. W. NEIL, san Antonio Texas.
"FOr genuine valuable. instructive infor-
nation. your paper is not in the rear Of any
REy. K. h. SHOOT, D.. D., Austin. TEX.
'TO the usual elements of q good rel - rs
paper il adds a fine literary and srie fiHc cHl-
ture, and is an honor to the Presbyterian
Church." REV. JOHN LEYBUBN. d. D..
B1ltimorc, &.j.
81 find more satisfaction and Profit in the
| Central PresbyFeriGn than in any other paper
published in the southern Presbyterian
Church" Rev. K. o ~FRIERsoN,
NorfOlS. Va.
81 DO not well see how l could possibly get
along without having a WEEKLY look iatO the
columns of the Central PreSbUteritH."
Rev. DAVID MCMERKIN.
B~allamena. Ireland.
Il regard the Central Presbyterian as the
very best religious journal in the denOmina-
ton" Late Hon. WIN. Z. MITCHELL.
Athens, ga.
Il think you give us the ablest paper in the
Church" Rev. W. 7. BRYSON, D.. D.,
Huntsville, Ala.
Il wish its circulation were greatly in
creased. for / regard it as in the truest sense
q witness bearer for the truth
Rev. J.. LOwRIE WILSON,
McCOnnellsyille, ;. c.
''Th publication Of such a paper IS q noble
contribution to Christian literature"
Rev. NJ. D. HOGE, ID. D., Richmond. Va.