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souls. and that after death we 60
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souls. and that after death we 60
or animals OF some sortp
;the last creature man is thinking
lying Is the one into which he will
le Ia thiaking Of o bird, he will 70
d, and II he Is thinking OF COW he
to a COW.
bought you said that at death the
to heaven or hell?
goes there by gradual process.
ke him years and years.
q anyone become O Hlndoo7 Could
Hindoo?
5, you could.
bw could become O Hindoo?
doing as the Hindoos do.
I looked upon the poor, filthy
bedaubing himself with the ashes OF
I thought the last thing on earth
want to become would be Hindoo.
bed to a missionary who overheard
ersatlon between the fakir and my
--z9&azement at some Of the doctrines
lounced. The missionary said,
- are very accommodating, and
~ ou to be friend Of Christianity
ed the theory of one God, and
7 ards and punishments."
Hre. however, alleviations for
NJ attended worship In one c. the
missions. The sermon, though
in Hindoostanee. Of which I could
stand a word, thrilled me with its
So and tenderness of tone, espe-
en- the missionary told me at the
he service that he recently baptized
no was converted through reading
~ sermons among the hills Of India.
gs OF the two Christian assemblages
ID in this city, although the tunes
new, and the sentiments not trans.
were uplifting and inspiring to the
3egree. There was also q school OF GOD
; girls, an institution established by a
of generosity and wealth, a graduate
dras University. But, more than all,
issionaries aro busy, some OF them
ing on the CHATS, some Of them In
es, in chapels and bazaars. The Lon
ssionary Society has here Its college
tng men and Its schools for children
houses OF worship fer all. The
Missionary Society has its eight
all filled with learners. The evan
work OF the Wesleyans and the
is felt in all parts OF Benares. In its
st stronghold Hindooism is being
d.
bow as to the industrious malign.
missionaries It has been said by
velerS after their return tc America
nd that tho missionaries are living
Of Incidence and luxury. That is
od that would say is as high as
1t did not 90 down in the opposite
When strangers comes into thesa
Inmates the missionaries do their
tertain them, making sacrifices for
pse. In the city OF Ben1res mis-
Id me that, gentleman coming
land into one Of the mission sta
dians, the missionaries banded to-
entertain him. Among other
y had ham boiled, prepared and
decorated, and the same ham
b from house to house rs this
bpeared, and in other respects
of kindness was affected. The
home to England and wrote and
% luxury in which the mission
in were living.
S and Englishmen come to these
ions and find q missionary living
Is and with different styles OF
table and forget that palms are
as hickory or pine In America
Is rs cheap as plain apples.
70 missionaries sleeping under
ssans swung day and night by
y, that four cents day Is
ID the man finds himself.
~ 2oachman, a mission
There have been
come TO these hot
to live as the
I4d ono or two years
their work, their chief
pnary ground being that
for large funeral
OF interest. SO far from
s, no men ON earth work so
ionaries now in the foreign
e. sarful odds and with 3,000,-
opposed to 250, ,000,000 OF
nmedans and other false
missionaries are trying to
= Let the good people Of
md and Scotland and all
Ia per cent. to their ap-
elity and conservation
% lies. Far away from
hg climate, and COM
children to England,
b as to escape the cor
behavior OF the ma.
pmen of God toll on
ir graves. But they
recitation when their
Is won, as 1t will be
will be too good
= minister's at home
$4,000 or $4,000
49, f Him who had
I'll enter heaven
tplooking for a
bo. told "Yon-
Tlrones you will
|lot thrones nearest
re fed for the mis-
lhristendom be thrilled
%, 900 converts in In
U fr the Methodist mis-
D converts under the
lbout $4,000 converts
Try year. Bot. more
ity Is undermining
fity or town or neigh
lirectly or Indirectly
the day speeds on
down with crash.
which have given
here not an idol
i, of womanhood
lnloosened, and the
relaxed. Human
the last splrE OF
the widow must
|. AMI the jugger-
as q curiosity for
ndia will ba taken
s any dishearten-
hs his own private
to all OF them.
lcoIragements to
What we want in
is less croaking
morning larks,
leet the advanc-
biz and "Wind-
or "NIount Pis-
had the JOY OF
es OF India and
the natives IL
icipatlons. In
|{. alton were yet
for a railroad
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brought meto
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