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MJJTII^DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
R*v. 0. li. II wurnm, P .sror.
K >b’t. Montgomery, Assistant.
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Sunday Sc' ool every Sunday at 0 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday even- :
ing. Bible-Class every Friday evening j
Clenmoke.—P reaching every Sunday !
at 11 a. in. and 7 n. m.
Sunday 3e ool every Sunday d 3 p Vven- m. 1
Pmyer meedng every T-ursday
| ni r. Teacher)’ meeting every Suurdav
evenin/.
A cordial invitati vi is ex’endel to all.
Strangers esp -ciaily inv tel.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST.
J. A. Odeen, Pistor.
Bim.«T.-r re? chln* svers third
8«»d»y udStt b.f •«,« II oW
Ramar.— Preaching every first Sunday
and Saturday before, at II o’clock a. m.
PltoVtDEHCE. —-’’reaching every s-cond
Bund a v and Saturday before, at l!
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o'clock a. m. ;
Arna.—P re iching every fourth Sim
day and Saturday before, at 11 o'clock
a. m. I
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IIoinerville 31 ission. !
M. E. CUCKCn SOUTH. ;
Rev. A. II. Bazemoro and N. T. Pal
ford, preachers. I
1893.
HenmrviJle a' d Ti.igpeu’s Still—Ser
vices t Vtiy 1st Sunday sad Saturday
before.
Fen del s And Clinch Haven.—Services
♦ ve'y 2nd Sunday and Saturday night
be! r .
Siidoh and Humphreys.—Services
every 3rd Sunday and Saturday before
Antioch and S' ockton. —Servicel
every 4tli Sunday and Saturday b«f<.re.
Ellis’ Still.—Services Friday night
bef re the 3rd Sunday. Argyle 3rd Sun
day, 3 o’clock p. ra.
CHRISTIAN THOUGHT.
How Christian minds view vari¬
ous SUBJECTS.
Thoughts and Character.
Our condition before Gol irav
easily y be discovered by noth ing
what . Olll thoughts ,, are.. rv .i ic> au
wicked we are not right before
God; for if the lieart is full of the
love of Christ, there can be no
room for evil thoughts to remain.
They might Come in, but would
not be harbored. Conversely, if the
heart is full of evil it can lio
c ntaiu Clirist, 1 for God will not
well evil . A& .
- V/i 101*0 reigns. a
mail thinketb — lim ^ he.,rt, : bO is
Rc. ;5
Lite’s Lone Pathyway.
At Springwells Mich, there are
scores of women working ill the
brick yards digging in the pits and
carrying the moulds. The upper
parts of their )odit& <nc almost
nude, and the lower portions arc
barely covered with coarse cloth,
Several carry naked babies while
they work. What enjoyment can
there be in such a life? Nc-vertbe
less those poor women may he in
better condition than tlie' profane
swearer, the fea > >ath ireavCi oi
tlie neglector it God, for with all
their hardships they may have an
u-surmicu of eternal lift*, which
these otliere cun not lav’ .
Zjutee.
i 11 its. * l \
1 >(■ I i.4u 1 H»\V gOOt i'.IS-t !
D c: s’i)< a ihpip it is lor brethren
to dwell together in unity.” Dis¬
union and contention are prime
i—rumeut. of the dev,1 fur himUr
I! *» gospel progress. i>v them
bl*o hors are sepornted, church (.Us¬
rupted, communities thrown into,
turmoil, revivals prevented, hate!
e and souls " ,1 " Proved
llu |i " lri • \ •. l P^ihie •, , for f one with . , the
loVii Christ in his heart to per
peuihte such a condition of thim^!
It is nut possible r except 1 “ Saf’an
aatli .... bhn , .
w ovs.
C«h, Alone Can Instruct.
Let not Moses speak unto me, nor any
„ f « 10 propels, ;, ’ l„,t rather<lo thoiimrak.
OL , )r t he ilin>h .,,.
ener of all the prophets, for thou alone
without them can perfectly instruct me,
but they without thee can profit noth
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uv f'
I hey indeed may offer words, but
they cannot give the spirit.
Alost beautifully do they speak, but j
if thou be silent they inflame not the :
heart.
They teach the letter, but thou open- 1
est the sense; they bring forth mysteries,
but thou unlockest the meaning of sealed
things.
They declare the commandments, but
thou helpest us to fulfill them.
They point out the way, but thou giv
eat strength to walk in it.
They work only outwardly, but thou
iustruetest and enlighteuest the lieart.
They water, but thou givest the in
crease,
They cry aloud iu words, but thou
impartest understanding to the hearing.
—Thomas a Keuipis.
Everything Comes from Owl.
When we thank God for what he is to
us in the secret chambers of our own
being, we ought also to thank him for
what he is to us in others. Every noble
life which we see or of which we read,
every holy 7 companionship, every gal¬
lant deed wrought within our sight,
on high than if it had been designed fur
us alone.—Christian Register.
L*»t Simplicity IlulCo
I learned this at least by my experi
ment—that if one advances confidently
in the direction of his dreams and
deavors to live the life which he has
imagined lie will meet with a
unimagined in common hours. In pro
portion he simplifies . lus life, the laws
as
G f flie universe will appear less complex,
am ] solitude will not be solitude nor
poverty poverty nor weakness weak
uess.—Thorcau.
Alcohol as a Fuel or of Crime.
Alcohol as a brain poison G conspicn
: ous as a factor of crime, says The
tional Temperance Advocate. This is
«*«»*£ the results of license to and c ; ,m, ho y license t, °" w,,h tin
. , tt . r ] oca i prohibitory legislation in the
i -several states. Worcester, Mass., which
licensed liquor saloons in 1891. is now
without saloons, and recently 7 completed
the first month under the now regime of
no license. It is stated that for the
UM rests, ,nh of of which May. is»v“ uumoer 123 re2;!s were tor
drunkenness and 21 for keeping liquor,
: During the month of May-, 1891. there
were 492 arrests, of which number 415
were ior drunkenness. These figures
j ellCi3 0 f alcoholic indulgence in relation
j to crime and the great practical value
j of the no license method of dealing with
j the drink traffic,
Rum - H Awful work,
Houston has had an object lesson
which has startled the whole comma
***• A young man under the influence
mo ther and aunt in a drunken
j cutting well their educated throats and with cultured, a razor. but He
was
whisky, morphine and their attendant
I- evils have done their work, and now he
occupies a felon’s cell.
Ho whs pure ns morniri}' dew.
As he knelt at his mother'a knee.
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§4 \Y, "V;)d i lilt
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f:et.\ au<l ) t • h
brandy , tviao, etc. Oil o:;o occa .on
Rov. Mr. Perkins, of the Sons of Tcin
pnance, dined with the bishop, who,
pouring out a glass of wine, desired him
to drink with him.
“Can t do it, bishop. *\\ ine is a
mocker. ”
''Ty-kq ‘~' a glass of ln-ar.dy, raging.’” tlien.”
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By this „ tune tho bishop, becoming ex
cited, rem:u'ke.d to Mr. Perkins, “You’ll
pass the decanter to the gentleman nest
toyouV”
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unto , him that pultctli the bottle to ins
neighbor’s lips.’ ’’-Prohibitionist.
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many a weary step has to be trod in the
footsteps <>f Jesus, and if we can help
and uphold each other by the wiv it is
■ f God's love and a tiling to be thankful
for.—II. Mousell.
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