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ATLANTA BNI PUBLISHED every WEDNESDAY -OS SOUTH BROAD STREET No. 24.- ATLANTA, GEORGIA LOCAL FLASHES Universalist Hal). IJY R. E. N. This rendezous of liberal minds was the magnet of attraction on last Sun day ; and as there was no protest in the weather—the sky being never so blue—all repaired to the hall to hear Bro. Heywowhood, se ministrations have met with hearty approval. His subject was immortality. It is need less to say that he did it justice. We we would give an abstract but for the fear of doing his discourse injustice. A single brick from an edifice gives no i lea of its grandeur; so a disjointed fragment dissociated from neighboring parts of a unified whole, is dipoiled relatively of its beauty. Huutfice it to say that our [Tuiiariiui brother gave us an excellent discourse at noon, and also at night. bowman. the wretched and dying, it blows out : Q.EORGIA RAILROAD forever ! God, it affirms, is as a gawky school boy making pictures on his slate, just for the mere sake of rubbing them out! Universalist Books. We are frequently asked by friends in various parts of the country where and how they can obtain books setting forth the doctrines of our denomina tion. We have made arrangements to sup ply any of our readers, or friends, who may want such books, on short notice. Any one wishing to secure any book in the following list, can have it sent in short order, by remitting to us by registered letter, or post office order, the price annexed to such book on the list, we paying the postage on the book, or books, so ordered. DOCTRINAL. At 3| o’clock an eager assemblage of a miscellaneous kind, yet for the most part intelligent and frank in the expression of their countenances, sat with their eyes on the lecturer who was so excellent a purveyor of that sort of food for which churchless men are usually, if not always, ravenously hungry. “God is spirit, and they who wor ship Him, must do it in spirit and in truth.” That was the text. The lecturer was full of his subject —full as the sea, with its waves lash ing the shore day and night. His manner was more impassioned than usual, growing still more fervent as he warmed with his subject, until lie was all ablaze with an inspirational en thusiasm that conquers by storm rath er than by tha slow approaches of sap ping and mining. Spiritual worship, as the opposite of ritualism, was the burthen of his dis course. The visible world was his Bible; its commentary was in his own mind, its sanctions in his own heart. The Universe was a gorgeous temple, lit with the chandaliers of sun, moon .and stars; below was the green earth with its beneficent bosom yielding sus tenance to man and beast, and over alj was the infinite God, the befitting symbol of whom was the .Sun, whose smile was on the roof of the cottage the same on the dome of the palace. He did not believe configuration at tached to the invisible God, whose ex cess of glory Re eye could look upon. The sun was the veil that covered His face, and the mystery of His being was in the solitude of the mountains and shadowy valleys, where the spec tral winds whisperd to the startled ear something—something at the bottom of the ocean, where golden anchors, dimly seen through tresses of sea weed, tell us that all is well with the fastenings,—that argosies, glittering with the preciousness of destiny are never stranded. God was the soul of the Universe, looking at us with its myriads of star ry eyes—talking to us with its myriads of eloquent tongues. The hymns that he listened to with rapture were those of the song birds in the loneliness of the forest, in the shadow of a moun. tain, where the wings Divine seemed to cover him as the cleft of a great rock, while the storm-king mustered his squadrons to battle! There was but one imperfection to mar the beauty of Prof. Bowman’s lecture, and that was his incidental trioute to atheism, which is Godless, souless, epitomizing in one dread sen tence the summit of all human hopes, and of all human aspirations : “Death ends all.” Man dies as a bullock, his eyes fixed in the death-stare, seeing nothing—nothing but stark oblivion —hearing, with delirious consciousness, nothing but the sobs of one who holds hii hand—feeling nothing but the ice of an eternal winter without promise of spring—a winter whose pittiless frost and snow is to be piled upon him forever, as upon stockg and stones and all inanimate things, which are graded as our equals in the mausoleum that awaits all. Stripped of its glamour, that is athe ism, pure and simple. It is so ruth jess that it takes all from us, even ihope. The sickly taper in the hands of “The Tneology of Universalism.” Bv T. B. Thayer, D. I). 1 vol., 12 mo. Plain cloth, $1. Fine cloth, beveled boards, $1.25. “ Our . Y./. J L'Partnre.” By Eldridge Gerry Brooks, D. D. Large 12 mo. Price 81.25. “ Ealfour’s First Inquiry.” An in quiry into the Scriptural import of the words Sheol, Hades, Tartarus and Gehenna, translated Hell in in the common English versions. Price $1. “ Notes and Illustrations on the Para- ables of the New Testament.” By Thomas Whitteinore, D. D. 1 vol. 12 mo. Price $1,25. “ Book of Reference.” Containing all the principal facts and arguments, and Scripture Texts, pro and con, on the great controversy between Limit- arians and Universalists. By Rev. E. E. Guild. 12 mo. Price $1, UEORGIA RAILROAD Co., Superintendents Office' AuOOTA OA., Nov 5tb, 1880. Commencing Sunday Nov, 7th instant, the following Passenger Scedule wiil be op erated : NO 2 EAST DAILY. Leave Atlanta 7 15 a m Arrive Athens 3 30 p m “ Washington 2 10 p m “ Ctttnak 1 26 p m “ Miledgeviile 4 45 p m “ Macon 6 30 p m Augusta 3 47 p m NO 1 WK9T DAILY. Leave Augusta 9 35 a m “ Macon 7 00am “ Miledgeviile 8 58 am | * Camak... 11 33am I “ Washington 10 45 am ’* Athens 9 15 a m Arrive Atlanta 5 45 p m No connection to or from Washington on Sundays. COVINGTON ACCOMMODATION- HULL VAPOR COOK STOVE i. [Daily—Except Sunday.] Leave Atlanta ....5 00 p m Arrive Covington.... ...,7 00 p m Leave Covington ... 6 01 a m Arrive Atlanta ... 8 CO a m ON SUNDAY'S ONLY'. Leave Atlanta ....1 15 p m Arrive Covington ....3 15 p in Leave Covington ....8 00 a m Arrive Atlanta . . .10 00 a m DECATUR ACCOMMODATION. [daily—Except Sunday.] Leave Atlanta .12 00 noon Arrive Decatur ..12 25 p m Daw nr . . .1 30 p m Arrive Atlanta ..T tapin' NO 4 EAST DAILY. Leave Atlanta 8 45 p m “ Athens 6 OJpm Arrive Augusta 7 00 a m NO 3 WEST DAILY. Leave Augusta .5 30 p m Arrive Athene 7 30 a m Ai ive Atlanta 5 00 a m Trains No 2, 1, 4, and 3 will not stop at flag stations. Connections at Augusta for all points East and South-east. Superb Improved Sleepers to Ausus- ta to Washington. US' Only one change Atlanta to New rk. S. K. Johnson E. R. DORSEY, Superintendant. Gen’l Pass, Agent. 34’81 Commencing February 1st, 1881, and until further notice, the passenger fare over the GEORGIA RAIL ROAD Main Line and branches, will be as follows: Agent’s Rate Three (3) Cents per M le Train Rate Four (4) Cents per Mile. Children between 5 and 12 years, Half the above Rates, Minimum Rate for any distance Five (5) Cents. Passengers are hereby notified that it they fail to purchase tickets from the Station Agents, they will be charged the Train Rate Conductors are not Ticket sellers, and s re not allowed to accept less than the Tram Kate of Four Cents per Mile. Therefore to secure the advantage of the reduced rate, purchase your ticRets before entering the “ Sermons for the Times and People.” tra,n - 1 The Balance ; or, Moral Arguments for Universalism.” Price 60 cents. ‘ The Philosophy of Universalism; or, Reasons for our Faith.” By 1. D. Williamson, D. D. 12 mo. Paper 25 cents, 5 for $1. “Williamson’sExposition and Defenc of Universalism.” 75 cents. “ Endless Misery Examined and Re futed.” By I. D. Williamson, D. D. 75 cents. By I. D. Williamson, D. I). 75 cents. “ Illustrations of the Divine Govern ment.” By T. Southwood Smith, M. I) 12mo, Cloth, $1.25. “Ely and Thomas’ Discussion.” 75 cents. “Skinner’3 Family Prayer Book.” 65 cents. “ Discussion Between Rev. E. Fisher, D. D., and Rev. J. H. Walden, on the Proposition : “All men will be finally saved.” Paper covers. Price 30 cents. “ Primitive Christianity and Its Cor, ruptions.” By Rev. Adin Ballou. $1. 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