The Citizen, 1899-10-11

- KENTUCKY people among whom they labor for support while engaged in their mis nion work, no you will fell liko invit inviting - ing inviting them to dino with you, or even to . make their liomo at your liouso while inyourneighiwrhood. At ny rat... i they will manage, to talk with you. if 1 you will let them, agaiu and again, luntil in each case thev have reached ' a good Kint at which to leave you ! ! with n tract which will follow up nnd "clinch" what they have said to you ' in conversation. i Educational needs of this region. ' 1 1 will legin my remarks by quot Heir. rnierely in tho knowledge of the sciences, but also tho principles of i,. ,i:,.: i;i..lr ,i ;J(;., r .irovernme it." 'i",.t i. sua II we naiise hen nml think what . remarkable results have grown out of this private talk between these Christ-', iaiiment No one heanl this conver-1 satiou but Got!, nud none but him! could conceive what should follow it. i Hut by faith these two brethren they lookwl for a city which hath foundations, whose builder and maker is liotl. liaviug the one puriwse, the terror of mobs, the destniction by .fires, and tho various obatacles which

1 nwav from tho ancient simplicity which characterize! tho New Testa - inent Church; or, if tho way seems open, thoy may go right on with tho ifinversation until thev have made vou feel that you have found in thorn the neat menus you over nau. ou may then ask them who they aro; und 1 lllOV Will lllumilJlt lllimiuii nu i - ...hi ui ..... uro i 1iHHnllr:1. vn hero itotto nil the good weean free of charge, ... . . , i. ..1.1 1.. ns tho seventy in tho days of Christ. V O irnvei llliuill Ulirw) uraeril'. juai Iu fact wo aro seventy chosen just as tho ancient seventy wen), aud are upon the same kiud of mission that ther wuro called to fulfill. If we can give you any advice we shall bo glad to do it, but we cannot advise you to continue going to such a church, or listening to such a minister as you liuvo been telling us ubotit, for thoy are evidently not truly Christian. Potwibly thoy will also by this time have repeated that claim uoout travell travelling - ing travelling "without purso or scrip," and that thoy as tho servants of God are de depending - pending depending upon the gonorosity of the

ana like tiacou oi oui, uiey wresneii until thoy received the blessiugs, mid Hoi-en (illi'L'n was a certainty, jtistcati oi growing oui, n is con - stantly becoming new, more attract- t 1 f I. . 1 ive. mill otri'llL'thenillL' in its mission . hxlge and charity. Instead of tho rude mid improvised cottngo in which j Instciid of tho one lone teacher, Otis ; II, Wnters. a score or more professors I are uow employed who would do ) tiny college in tho land. of a few tracts of literature huuor to ' V l al i . 9 I i i. , lusieau oi a low tracts oi literature coiitributtHl by Clay. Jones, nnd 1:1. ...... ..r ilmiiunil inimii ji ui.-i fimvn .iiw.r.,.. volumes at the service of all who do mes at the service ol all who tie to use it. Iustend of a meagre sire subsi'riptioiis from frieuds with which to carry on its work, it now has an , to carry on its work, it now has an endowment of nearly threo hundred thousand dollars. Instead of u few