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. Gospel Messenger, The (1884). Set for the Defense of the Gospel. Entered at the Post-Office at Mt. Morris, Second Class Matter. /V Vol. 22, Old Series. Mt. Morris, 111., and Huntingdon, Pa., Oct. 14, 1884. No. 42. THE GOSPEL MESSENGER. H. B. BRUMBAUGH, Editob, And Business Manager of the Eastern House, Box 50, Huntingdon, Pa. Brother D. B. Replogle led our lastprayer-meeting, using for his subject, Hy-pocrisy. It is a subject that comes home tous all, and many thoughts were presented,that we can meditate upon, with profit to our-selves. Our aged sister Miller, has again returnedto Hunt
. Gospel Messenger, The (1884). Set for the Defense of the Gospel. Entered at the Post-Office at Mt. Morris, Second Class Matter. /V Vol. 22, Old Series. Mt. Morris, 111., and Huntingdon, Pa., Oct. 14, 1884. No. 42. THE GOSPEL MESSENGER. H. B. BRUMBAUGH, Editob, And Business Manager of the Eastern House, Box 50, Huntingdon, Pa. Brother D. B. Replogle led our lastprayer-meeting, using for his subject, Hy-pocrisy. It is a subject that comes home tous all, and many thoughts were presented,that we can meditate upon, with profit to our-selves. Our aged sister Miller, has again returnedto Huntingdon to live. She brings with her,sister Laura Black, her niece, who comes toattend the Normal. We welcome them bothback again, and would be glad to have moreof the same kind come among us. Our love-feast, now past, was one amongthe most enjoyable we yet held. The num-ber of communicants was not large, but theordinances of the Lords house were per-formed in such a quiet, orderly way, thatthey seemed very impressive, and all t
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