The Herald of Wales and Monmouthshire Recorder. — 1885-04-25 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

MTS. . (Loud cheers). 1 quarrelled with The choir sang "Ring the bell, watchte„,es found in a !tome after which the hon. tee. read the the antounceriewr'd__ltuPT'dt ,a o -f- death mentr for e present week, strong which weree',.. ' ''''''gaar:',,, "Gipsy Smith's mission at Carmarthenrreed muse'"' Smith e signs) toafdodreser loueddatphpelaugenu.. it.... 1,, must have hna.verkbso: Congregational Church. His' GrieiPinaYg'w' I sh‘wk to the 61 said he was glad to bear testimony in favour eldently inflicted I. temperance. Being a gipay, his heaters indlet VMS record have to listen to *rambling speech. (Laughter)* then inquired IT He felt quite at home among thmkt of suicide while _____ as any Chrietituo he would call s brother. He should like to see the Chunk STRENG' of God purified from the drink. By Blue Book we was grieved to find in some of the churches mistress respecting brewer acting as the supreme authority. A soketials army durn. world can only be produced by a sober chestiest-a that the at and a sober ministry. All moderators ought to* 181,227 e• * take warning when they beholds drunkard, al 188,216 on the ye he was once a moderator. He failed to ititaeoeogth for t I stand bow Christians could touch the drink. ham Tait 3‘,.,f 2:; . 4 ::,: was not essential, as proved by prison returraength of the mil There were two classes of drunkands-parlowpention in 1 drunkards and street drunkards, and he doubtolpectively ; whil people who were always eating peppermiete. Allatember, PM, . , who had suffered from dal tune tecinew eouldny, the average C' easily believe in the personal existence of thet 1884 was 89 91) . devil, as they had seen many young devils, 6 proportion of whichhintedthere must be an oldone eommthere....• " follows i C There was o greater foe to e Christim '''' 1 The al n the l' religion than the drink. It was a strong elemeetLaTry, 1,85. , for the complete destruction of human happi•••oludang drafts , All people who could my from their heart-at Indio. (Mel "Thy will be done!" ought to leave the driekt goner,' total alone. But he was sorry to relate that he had* 1M,b57. known even class leaders who would not give ups lot of Jane the drink, though their children became con., lst of Jam firmed drunkarde. having learned to drink aaporison of dot their father's table. No man can be blesseli f"illoowoirTilo,7Bnl who goes in opposition to the will 44,287 ; and 1884, God, and we had ample testimony that the Stlaeiness remain dria.k was the most powerful weapon in the REVIEW hands of the devil. If people thought that Jesus would come drinking a glass of intoxicaals, 'be advised them all to do the same. But if the] .. ew.arlik‘e .e thought otherwise they ought to abstain from. b ...te___ :by' , the drink and cast it away from them. Gladly ttoi,o'roo" 7:17..., would he (the speaker) deatroy all distilleries hiss, extent vs? the world, as the devastation caused by the drizite, b, I, prep cannot be told. (Loud cheers). ing actually dec Mr. Webber. of Cardiff, related how temperresin to occur, ance principles had been establishedat Rompoey, poen, ing that ti and how that several of the staunchest custonales•• shed, este of the Rompney Castle had become Good Temp ties, and an enthusiastic meeting came to ,atii. both co* Mrs. He afterwards pronounced the Benet:lie... wtou'wroal7 warsolebove*". close. hies of trans Mg surmounts Ily would be Th. Rev. J. Barrow Parry, having accepted 'vantage Auat call from one of the Congregational Churches are en the le of Burnley. Lanc7lshire, hos resigned his charge Itie,pate any at at Bethel, Llausandet. The loss of this Meet all the wheat, promising young minister will be telt by M" e advance on I English as well as the Welsh speaking popular ea toe set dowt he about 4s Sion of the Principality, for he is well known el' ilin average ?nil W..ks as a hi-linguist and an excellent preacher. surer, the Congregational tomes of Wales, three yew* gam next in poi , dt Mr. J. Barrow Parry was elected secretary elk. anythingago, and blle filla d this post with sMgular taelesa mast be ~, and great ;ability. His success is eertain, Ind • Antipodes, il much love and tot, oink and interest from Wales* M; held to. will go along with aim to Lancashire. !• Period of rel ileT eorts. Melo The Medical protemon are now ordering Cate fully 3a. per IstritY's Cocoa t ,t4s:vott in thousands of easel kater nak 4amoo beamse it contains more nutritious and eakq spring corn 1 'erasing element, than any other beverage. soda Spro„.,,t is preterable to the theta starchy Cocoa onli05:111w flour 2e. CA. Fold. When you ask for Cadbury's Cocoa Fasenedird. The demm be sure that you get, as shop keepers often pullet been general: imitations for the sale of extra profits. Makers • half penny ontl the Queen. Paris Depot, be, Pauhourgh flies 1.,,,,the gee Honore. sok.- The Fats