The Salvation Army.

Manawatu Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 142, 26 November 1884, Page 2

The Salvation Army.

•■ -- ■ j lk&ifen;\Pa||er.| l ; )y ' g"/ 1 - The Wanganur* brass of th^' : 'Salvation Jtriny 'paraded the ' 'stoeej^'' .' oiMartpji.on S.undaya playing their; 6 ; ilsual tune's^ and' fouo wed byiaqrowdl of children 1 who 'ongnVtltf have be^o ' : ai' Sundajv saliool, r aud who had tj^elr''; e^rs^polluJed "with tUe r coarse' jibes r which scoffer^ hurled at the Army.;'' The band seriously ihjteyfei^^tt ' the services at the ctoirchesi tor the" ;blar» of their n^usic^?). .quitts.dro.wi^-,. j «d-the singing^o^ite^choirs, 1 .. w[i9;^ hear that^ the A rmy- are disgusted ' '' with the; poor pecuniary support m^".'' corded ithetn-. m . Marlon^ .^aaSj"'' that they + 'have 'decided' ' .' tci abanbon it jfoV "■&'* 'titoev'^We .''^ij9 r ' ; iittre! that; most of the people pfj|hiV town will rejoice if this, newjs ationid prove to |be true^,. i: ..^ijiffit" we admire the zeal 6f the ''.&rmy t .^ and cheei-fuUir ; AckhowledgertolUie^r^'awiunXoS'' ' «qo r d' they bave done dnd" are doing 1 m ilie large ceatres.oLpopulation^we.--cannot help seeing that there is no field. for iheiu m small country towns,. 'tf where all! the people are order lonng^ and' regularly attend, .their.. ow|k 'of: worship .vtjiej^Jir kmpli C mirk for ! them to accomplish m the tyrge ;, towns, and? isurely ;it Would: b«, ft b^ttet.fpr thfeni fo^expencl thietr e\i^ -^ giea m fields where they might reap act abundiint harvest, ...than to wa»t# them m places where Cthey n^fc''omr achieve 'bo good, but do positive harm.. ,• ' !;il::;; ;>'J;ifJls'!'Ti.j r,-.\ *:•■■.' ! ...vc"!fc 'j