NEW MEXICO METHODIST.
VOL 2.	HCM'OBKO. SEW JtlEXMKX. NOVEMBER, J-HKfi.	NO.2.
New Mexico Methodist
NOVEMBER, 188B.
Turoxt.rPK-iTe»T*rr UKLtOHersfKmouHAi.
rrnuxnniu’ie» JUnri-
8. W. Tborntox, Editor.
We have put the ■utao-rtprtim of rlw- Xxw
Me*K-ii Mkthupi-t ni Uh- low |wk«- «JO«
The American Mission held it* find Albuquerque C'L.
' session iuMaedintely tallowing tin j (.'ommnniaa aen-iycs.
' Bev. W. R. Kistler was elected sev-'jwturv. The usual committer» were ¡appointed wlio in due time miidelhnir Inppropriatercpoits. The Suporinte»-•leuL Rev. fi. W. Thonatou. presented I-i hopeful report << tes work Ji is I prharhers an- erarb- all aow meu m
Antonchiro Chilili.
V.eaejoa, Baña Ana.
El Emo, HHlalwre.
La Joya.
. L:m Crucca.
1 La Wcsdla Valley..
"Tee. .Chavez, ; sublime thought that. -Christ uradtB-
AIIVEKTIKINO KATES.

H.i»i :.iu HUB । aim
Subserils-fortl-e Mkthodist, ire it is w*s electol eecrrtsy. llHMinl_vrrlÍHÍoii"-peñ<H¡irnl publishisl in , nssisLint,
ithetiehl iiud taostiy ^nulunt-s from Limiltn.
i some of enr best adltoole of Theology. Peralta ! young, vigorous and hopeful <<grand ¡:Ruuln Jti". Iji-sultH.	t San Pedro,
After the usual half hour prayer San Antonio, meeting, Oct 8th. the Rjumish Miss- Soeorro.
mui convened. Thomas M, Harwood - Circuit.
E. Flores.
Juan Garcia." To be supplied. Sylvestre Garcia. To be supplied.
<C. Salazar. Alanos Barela. I’. Gonzalez To lie supplied.
P. A". «Córdnvn.
To be sqpjilieK
rdiis the worlfla onlwlw>|*‘" "
.Hui-U preaching cannot tfail to tin good, if the . people-will only hear.
The closing hymn was.
■•hi the in* rtf(Christ 1 dinry $owvring-ii n tlie-wns-k* of lime.
All tiie.light of sacrril «on Grtthera round its head stifillíñe."" Tlie writer felt that it was an hotn well s|s-nt, andwrm one of rrert! wi-r jdtup. .	A Ihraut.u.
IT ELL THE TIN'fl'll
.1. F. Cordova
.1. F.T ótdovn. x boy twtiwween. alii as- th. ini
T. M. HatWomi p<,riant writlies.-, in a lawsuit <*ee iff
Springer.
■ - •	\ L. Erampton ,statistieal Tao*.
<with tin-Ruglihli and SfuuiishlanRungcs'im^ntarv and L. Vargas, assistant, r " Inthe I’niti-il States, onkrun.l.xn.
T. M. HaKWOOD, PttHLISHEH,
HOt'OJUtrt. Ti. «.
Tho Years Pasa On.
WOrn Fm ■ woman.xuuW «H-"w'IWI Fílelo: I'll In irtral *n.l m««l soil nitf.lt- en-l Inn-;
I'll vl-ll Us- -Irk niHl n*nw «be poor:
Hui I'm ouly a link Kiri now."
••When I'm oklW, I'll bare men- Mm.
To llilnk or hi-HV.-ii ami f blmr* «uhllmi-; My lllnr I» now full ol -:ml) and play. But I really reran to I« kIu «mm- day-.
I'iu only ajllth- Kid now:*'
-Whi-n Fin e woman." a any mnl-k-n said.
-Ill try to <lo*rbt. RnJ »'* •"* «Iraki:
I.U bo a llirUiian. and jrlvo up 'h>- joy» «ft tar world, with all #a HmzIHik toys;
Fin only a you nr irirl now."
"3ba» KlifhHIa wiMnaifKiwy wek jwm,. Wfc-r hi-art luU nt can-- end doula* luid rear*:
-Fvu krpl pultina off ihi-Hm<- to lx- voo.1, Tn*te*ili>rt»wlni6nir to do a* I nhniihl.
Knw l»(b> XHnrM. Iwin to 4" rtvl* . T.nle>. whetbet skk» U- dxrk or tiriirht. ,M»k.- other* heppy by.m«*1 <kvtl> or lore. Ua.killK to Jolt* tor hrlp from *lw»e.
And lhi-n y.si’ll U- happy no».
And u* the year* )»■ > on--Sil‘
OTB
LATE ANNV AL MISSION MEETING.
last annual meeting <rf these
The
two tnisskes, in simo respetita. was
<w«t we have ever had. Bialiop Warren of Itciww presitk-il
The day prer-et-ding the day set for flie Confcrenee. was iq>ent by the native preiu-hers Lu «arrying out a siell wmruged programme in which were pn-sr-ined eseays and discussions on the leintilig dorlrioes of Xl*e <Bfidc. Thi-se c-s-say* and disseusaions show ed great impmvemiuii iw our preachers, siunexhc first meeting of the kind Ju-Ld ten years ago nt Peralto, J une, 18711.
The «rmttai meeting jxoper ww <► pwtl with Uw ad-mmistrntiun of the Ja.rd s «upper, al which wee thirty preui-luvs. with various k|WBen. com-muaed. Jt waa a grand introduction 1» a jpawl nuufa*mK wsaritoi.
.... ...... w. ...................  Circifft.
1 Twenty uiiuebexi* auswiuxsl to their Tiptouville, ñame-	j Vid Venlv.
Tin- usual eommitUw.wen- elected. ¡"Wagon Mound, who made llieir myrqyirial»- -rqporl», in due time.
The statistical rejsirt showed in-i-niisc all along the line.
The membtóihip in the Spanish work .is now 53J in ¿till eenitection, an inervase dirring tin- year of 121. The prolmtiouers 284. mi increase of 103. The missionary collections. #121, an iui n-asi- uf #21. Self support. #1503.
. Sunday was certainly a high day. The Ixive Feast in the church wnt it time of great spitual power. A ftcr whidi thcTiinbiip onteincil nineofour Spanish speaking preat-liers to tka-con's orders. We then went to Che opera house when* the Bishop preached a strong sernioulo a large anelence. on -Bear ee one another’s burdens."
At 3 p.m.. at the ojxira house, Bev.
Alex. Marchand, B. !>.. wiio iius Inte-" ly -come to us from thy Roman Cuth-olie church, preached *.gnrt.d wnnon in SpaniA. inleiyretetl by Hon. G.
" M. Sluur.
At liigin the Bishop preaeheti at the VUun-li Bev. L. Frampton interpreted the Ht-nuon into Spanish AJ-ter which Hie Bishop ordaineii seven of uur preachers to elder's onk-rs. assisted by Revs. S. W. Tlurmton, W. R Kistler and the writer of this article. Rev. A. A. Kidder, one of the preachers thus onlaintsl. is ie the American work.
The appointments were lheu read for Iwiti.- Missions, us follows,
WÍEW MEXICO (English) MISHIOK.
Superintendent. S. "W. Thornton.
Albuquerque, J. S. Smith.
Hl Faso, Las Cruces, fl. 1. M. Bogers.
Kingston.
Las Vegas, Baton.
Santo Fé, Sliver City. Soeorro, Springer.
.new MEXtfoe araNisH hmhion.
Thos. Harwood. SupcriutendenL .Albuquergue. irivid Alvs.
K. W. Chase,
W. H. Kistier, á. W. Sinnock, (1 J. Moore, A. A. Kidder, A. B. Jones.
W. Thorntow,
J. Raodoviti.
Alex. .Man-hand
it. J'urp.s.
L. l-’rumptou-
B. (iutiem-z.
Jleuito Garvin.
AN" JKH R S WORSHIP
ithe ilnwyers. lifter <iol>.-eqin~tioning liiiu si-verviy. said. "Yoilr father has Is-en telling you lion Io testih. hasnh
I Illi"'"
-Yes."" said the boy.
■iN'ow." suid the -¡nwyrr. -just tx*H ¡ uh f»w yourJatiu-r tohi you Io lesii-
•fWell:" said the'lsiy • moflen! k. "Ta
It was al the Metiimiist Enisoyuil
<h<m-h at Socom, The new minis- ¡ ‘l'“r ,nc ll,p- ,aw-ven< w,,ul,l ter had arrival and. -if <rmr»e. llU I ami taitgle me.inm y U-stnu.wy; but .if wanted to lu-er him.
It Juul iiecn raining ami we thougiit forty, al eleven n.m.. a fair i-ougn-gotiun .for.t-iKurtv.
The preacher announced Iris hymn.
No. liG. and read in a clear voiiv.
•fQemeJet us tuue.iiur.lufliest song And raise to Christ our joyful strain. Í
Worship and thanks to him belong ■ Win- n-igim and shall.funiver reign.""
We noticed -.Ibe words • song.
■iChrist/ ■,joyful.""‘-worahlp."--thnuksl
Him." • belong," were empimsi-1 led. This we thought antidtpetetl the uubjoct— Clirist.or some of his offices.
Till-preiu-liers w ife presided nunl-.eetiy st the organ, but with an app-.ir ent i-uitoeiousm-ss that sin was inis-ln <s of her wink, which Sbe jproved .u> be.
The prayer wan apprupi mt f.
The preacher read, a- his ■i.riptmv lesson, a portion of. the 1st. and 2nd
1 chapters of Paulk J JSeisUe to Un-' t'orinthians. Then announced liymn
No. 238,
• Jesus, thy blootl and.righteousness My beauty are. my glorious dn - i. "
1 Then preached, furky minutes, from J Cor.. I: 23 and 24: eouuncneing.
-But we preach Christ erueitieil, etc.
In tin- scripluiv lesson occura the .text from which the Rev. Mr. Nicholson, the first Methodist preacher to New Mcxii», preaeheti, in Sonto Fé, Oct, 1851, just 35 years ago, -And I. brethren, when I came U> you, 1 camo not in excellency of s>>c<.*ch or of wisdom, declaring unto you the testiiuis uy-of (>od. Fori .detenninciLto know nothing among, you -eave. J oh us Christ and him crucified. " I Cor. 2: 1 ami 8.
Jt was.a good sermon, well arranged, olear and forcible; and well cal- j
1 wistlil just Is- can-fill and tell (lit-truth I i-Oidti tellilu- same thing evv
Tin- ib-v. A. B. Jones, the nerrb api*>iiiUil iuiiiiwU.-r to SoeoiTo.in plaiv of the Hex N. W. Cluw. nhowaw -a|. pointed by Bishop Warren, to Kings ' •"i. "is -n wvWH®cd niisiioiuirv from . Bulgaria.
i lie went <>ut to "Bulgaria hi JMRU. .. • Wastot Tunmva until ISd*. tiiem-fllto
I Sttdf until 1884 Hud elinrge of our Theologiinl School. B-'tilpird to 'A-merkv.il). 1881 on aii ouut of sidcnoee. He went out from Amiwrst ('oik*.-when- he graduated. His wifi- is n grmiuaU-ol Wiibndwu Seminary;
We beapeak for Br«i. suri Sister Jones a [dca.-wuit «ml miiiv—-fill y«*n with the go-sl people of Socor»» And as a resilient of tite-HSein City/ .1 cungriituinti-. our people in being sc. fortunate as to secure the service* <tf <। minister and hi» wife of sin h rill lure.	A Resiiifxi
TRITHS WORTH RKPKATl*ti.
Il is Uh-enisiusl olive that yieilk Um oil; Uh- ptv*<ed grape that gmw forth the wine, and it was the aaiittm ruck liuit gave the people waU-r. So it is Uie broken, contrite heart that is uifist rich in huliiii-*, ami nuwt .fra grant in grace.—-Kx.
.geu, Ctt-ar anil lureimr; null re» vn«-¡ os-n. । culated to.iuqpin'.Uie.lieunn-.witb .the B.'i!f-<ir
The best thing to give your «teeny is forgivt'Mieci; to an op|wment. tok-r once; toa friend, your hvart, to yoer child, a good example; to a father, ilef-erencc; to your mother, conduct that will make her proud of yiwi; to ymrx self, respect; UiaRutvii cliarit- llx,