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Pro skied.
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'- flowing in the First Methodist
' 1 not Church another of 1hr mts
~ will» of the New York East
was held.
resided over by the R111 0.11
1)., and the music of 1111- me
lfihich wu very good, was in
. .p O of the choir of "it Norwalk
. Peliowlng is the evo'nings
3‘9 ”its Jiy‘mn Wnic."hmarr pray
l'. ev’Dr. Brown;
“'Sm iour When
. isht Involve: the Skies.‘ b1 quar-
1 its of the Rom a'lk Church: ottertory
"Csvsttnm' by ltsn’ Misti
elohn; dummlto solo,wiii1
"’The
Ended." by Bennett Miss Anna:
Bl“
igato dcbonlpnnlment
b address the Rev A ‘8. been
(i. DMD corresponding serretary of
oMeihodist Episcopal Mission So-
, piety; hymn “The Glory of His Gr 1100
Followtn’g are the members or the
cryolk duartette: Soprano. Mrs
119 W“; contrslto. Miss Anna
toner; Henry Price: baritone
:lelodrot
1 or; era‘s address was a most
1.11095er utllne of the mission work
had tne‘ description of the fields tnarI
1.11611ng y, has entered. To get a good;
disk) the field, he said that it was
.11eces'sary to boys p good view point.
"The natural man seen all things
‘ i.‘ bhite
from the point of personal interest."
he congnue‘d. ‘ There arereopl(e3 w ho
ore so in e dis ple of esus hrist
who arc liar frog:1 lufviii'g s‘ spiritual
'irtslon. Sonic seer the needs of a local
éhurcb and seem to think that all the
interest centers there. Almost every
churchmen one or two faithful watch
dogs at the treasury, who have no a) n1
pathy with any cause that proposes
to take money outside of the localltYJ
The surest way for a local church to
kllilrtself is to turn tn on itself. fro
flourish it ought to be on a gospel but
sis. This basis is world wide The
Vision wont be broader than simply
10ml interest.
“Some people still are in the church
who say that they are opposed to for
missions. lhope they'll get to hes-
cod 1 won 't complain if they get
thero' burly And I hope they'll have
no successors. I don't know how such
wi‘lonsmu regard themselres as dis
(tinfoil oflflhriat. The! fly in the fan
Y9“
. oaths last command the Lord gave.
Where people any that they are pppos
ed to 'tl’orulzn missions and favor homr
missions l have found that they really
do not favor any missions at all YouI
can“! do nothing spiritually for s. stingy
it” e scientist‘s smash the gift
.50 Of the “SD it as is faith or
vs ‘God so loved the World
”at be 8311. his only begotten son. \\ 9
must be world- wide in our thoughts.
310*“! dud activities if we would he
disciples of Christ.
“Yet are not to ignore the borne
mid ..W 'must take care a! this coup-
in especially. And i think we havei
mo in: some care of it. Today.
there; nearly 4.000 home missions:
is the“ United States. Through this
I! 3y ragenc‘y we have become the great
girlish n dwer that we are in the north
and the central west.
f"'We should give unceastng atten-
tion to our cities. These are storm
When my l't be the centers of anarchy
is" “11.20111- church and all Protestant
risttonlty must renew their energy
1m: cities or the future of this
mite.” being as bright as we
An increase in the home
cons 1111 increase in our power
will care of the? church in the
.3411 first will help the
in funds. "
ego the speaker wento
bath , tgelfijnstitutlons of f
M the dates at whtc hey vac
won 111 18 in and
o! t is he touched on the
and other rhinos
,. : ‘ Sondtor Tillman is now turned
olonory. He is going aroun
to dds-
in 13!!
Q speslrl
d
North telling the motel I‘
M Q! tic So in 3rd.
to note that omen
ind gets off his brutal attacks;
. “enormous enough to hiss-
, more magnificent successes
that mores. 11.11 in the work
» pride; Passing
' ;doscrlptton. of the xtent of
"W‘tbl‘morlool most atli
' many the fact that there to
and iron in it than in all this
not less than 460. 000. 000 pop
locum any cllme. frugal
. Re 1111 or the 69pm
G film .1111!
1‘.“ our; the gospel wrr‘r _ 1
homo obs-then
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‘ eonard's iddress f
I WW9“ 0.11M! of. file 1
‘ Willis HOW—“g ;
. , Moslctllas by Choir ‘
“him Church
‘ I... ng'e. This “as the‘
‘ I; the regular mission society "
Thor that is not for nwayI
M militants on tough». ‘
1
scz
'AND no
(TI-1:
THAT
~ ‘M’i‘r .4111”
nth ir
nlmsl blood.
I ,
I
Romoc Guaranteed.
I 1
Ito neutroltzeflhe harm of what they
1 say
He continuld: “in 1853 we entered
Srrrndinavia in 1858 we entered India
I and now we havr 150 000 souls in our
I missions there. if we. were nine to re
inforce the work in the way it needs
lreini’orcumenr in loss than the next
tticn years I venture to say. flint the
church would numbtr no less than i.-
I 000 000.
' 111 Bulgaria. the hardest
1 mission
field we ever out: r1 d W( are now be—
, ginning to gel lntreaslng good results.
in 1873 are entered Rome and the Pope
knows We re thus. Then we are to
stay until :sbrtcl shrill sound the last
. trumptt. We have 3,000 souls in that
iplnco In the same your we entered
“taped in 187:1 we entered Mexico
”more we have now 5000 communi
canfs.‘ in 1885 we entered Cores. We
I now hare n'lrout 6.000 souls there. In
1.834 we entered Finland and we how
I no“ between 1200111111] 500 there And
I here is the best news of all. The latest
edict of the Czar opens the whole Rus-
sian empire in all rHcllglorrs Today
I the world field is Mde open The great
I commandment of the Bible is (to and
I new somebody,‘ Through the agdnrtes
Iof the chuuh appointed in due- order.
hll of us may go.“
I
IWOMIN'S MISBIQNARY. SOCIETY.
Interesting Address by Mrs. Msy Leon-
ard Woodrufi. the National 0r.
gonlzer.
'l‘.h¢ nurrtversury meeting of the W-o
me'nr-r Home Missionary Socrlciy was
istlu session of the Conference at 2. 30
p 1n. yesterday in the South Norwalk
Church. The attendance was larmge
and although it was s w'oman :1 meet
ing nearly nlrogrther there were pres-
out many of the visiting cl.ergymen
The dtvotionui exercises were con-
ducted by Re\. C it Buck l)..,D and
‘ were follow d by the annual report of
Mrs. A. R. (‘lsine of Brooklyn. one of
the corresponding secremries. After
rhcr Miss Ella M. (‘hadwtck daughter
1 of the presiding elder of the Brooklyn
South District. and also 9. correspond
ing secretary. presented her report
Both these papers Were full of sugges
tions for the carrying out of the gaming”.
work even more successfully than it
1 has been in the past
Miss Chodwicu told of the Dork that
1-hu‘e is for young people among needy
souls at homo especially among the
. women of t 11 large citiesgfand hold that*
such expe once was necessary far
i
:oorrsnma roost usivous
or 1.111;“ yous omen Io ,
. . I! you um: autumn-ion rr-o
‘ . 5R0 AILY DUE TO ACIDS‘INTHI ILOOD.
MA SKIN ILIMIIHIS.
Minnow: MADI FROM A nocs‘
Ivan c on steep imp otornovl
A 1. roreonouo
MAklo otooo 'monoto.
Gentlemen: —-l 11er
Poison on my left hsnti and
fit I. bottle of your Roino'o-V
ml with this remedy the own»
oiled h
‘ 5?”. Ill buwhflifzflgm
If not card. money refimded.
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
PIMPLII
All DUI TO IAD BLOOD. ‘
nbMdc
FOREIGN MATTER
will! guitar-11' Blood
ti roll tiger. i '
thing the
lln to
~11: hours In
lyfiyl bust-
11 copra from
Re- to
, 1,111.3 nowonn.
\loodruff. of Bloomfield R. .i pres!
d1 nt of Hit society and national or-
ganizer as well as secretary of the
Porto Ricau Minsion
Mrs Woodrufl'a speech was van in
tercsttng She told of the kind of 7.01 k
that is found moot urgent to the many
parts of the homt mission fluids. »
She spoke of the denudation of the
people in Porto Nico with particular?
emphasis. relating how. when the Span- .
lsh soldiers were deported hundreds ‘1
or wives were left alone with their chil-
dren nnd the husbands. going away f .
dryer to r“.eturrr went without even a .
fill"’-‘1\Hli 5111 said rur‘iher
"The Church of ltorrre is responsible .
for me terrible moral degradation in
the island of. Porto Rico. in former
time-s the priests charged such exorbl- ‘
taut mun-mgr. fees that the people. all
rould not pay them The upper classes.
who were logalli married. are respect-
1d and the womt 11 11nd their husbands
are respected. But the poorer people
did not get legal marriage on account
of the exorbitant foes. And the Church
of Rome put her seat on that by writinx
down the children of such parents as
legitimate I11 the parish books.
had a great duty to perform there and
she failed to come up to it.“
She related the peculiar conditions: -
of the several localities in which the:
work is done. and in conclusion she' .
said:
wurnuu can sit back in her new and
say 1 have no interest in li.’ " After
the meeting several now
were taken into the society. The two
solos of the afternoon by Mrs. Hender-
son were very well sung and a (on
tum of the meeting. Mrs John Seror
Brooklyn presided.
Foley’s Homgj’mmlg
cum colds, pro
"1 cannot understand how any
Milli Slit gs;
mdnmfohlnioildb-
lillIY’S WW
301mg women to fit them for better-k “
work in later life
I” Fpilow
Theodore Henderson of Brooklyn.
I and the introduction or the speaker of
he (termed. M . ti nnrd
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