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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1894-11-30, Page 3Gll Lis rd sd, Lin ['11 ow ave lug 'in ere, 'eel- alid. of • the rdly ;cher we and, Iragc is not ) pre - actor as to best B. habit griefs Isider- tllink selves. s for when on of ie far nd ad- . Any - rt for irit is rnyolle Id country s sent away ' condition t bowels, and across the ake her feel gan to get lmnaonthsoh rii fart of body. lbe propt Help 'Fronts for aould'hold then Memel res Is getting s every day; to PO 1ugib t a oh;. She at her nett • TA r o. 4 Oletalbit5 . • T. U. CO . M M. (CONLV `x:11) In' T.txU: NriethAII 11nnx(1u,) /+'„7 G.al ,loll 1-14+Ste and ,Yritire Load. W ell call tha at'ention, of the mothers and sisters to the fact, that the 1Vmnaa's Ohrlstian Temper. auee tlniort moot.; tin third Monday every month at three a'cloek • lru•p, for one hour, et Mrs Ilolm's residuaso, Patrick steecb. A11 htidlus aro Made we'. ee,ne. AS the 1.clitnr iris kindly given us p.trt of his space. for oar work, wu ark filonds or the, cans* to BOW Items of interest nu all moral questions of the 4ay to Sur of our members. 1;ible ,&bstinenoe. (By aur,eph Mallus, G. C. T,, of Lfglund.) OLD TCRT.t u NT EXAMPLES.-- Solonlon seems to refer to the boil- ing -like movement. of grape -juice by fermentation, during which the wine gets colored from the skins, and the poisonous alcoho] is produced, for this wise king says: "Look not'upon the ., wine when it is red; when it givetlr his color in the cup ; when It lnoveth itself aright. At • tris last it bitetlr like a serpent and stingetll like an adder.” The 'nether of Lemuel says; `'It is not for kings to drink wine, nor for princes strong• drink, lest they drink and forget the law, and pervert the judgment of any of the aflieted.—(Proverbs xxxi., 4.) The king; Pharaoh, who honored ' Joseph, seems to have only drank wine freshly squeezed out of' the grapes, aud, therefore, ,unfermented and unintoxicating ; for the' king's butler, in describing his duties, which he had dreamed he was again performing, said : "I pressed the grapes into Pharaoh's sup, and gave the cup into Pharaoh's hand." This -was about 1,700 years before 'the birth of Christ. The priests and Nazar•ites were re- quired to abstain. Daring the exodus (about 1,500 years -before Christ), God commanded the priests, on pain of death, to abstain from strong dring during their ministrations. During the exodus, too, God ordained theformation of lin Order of N'azarites to "separate themselves unto the Lord," by a vow to abstain fronsi wine and even from the products of'i the vine. When the angel tolls lanoah's wife that she should have a' son, he also told her that the Lord required her to abstain from wine, and to bring up her son as a strict Nazarite from birth; and aceording- ly'Samson, the strongest man that ever lived, was born and reared as n abstainer. Daniel, too, was ad - fail' laic] flatter for his abstinence. • The abstinence was ivuntrastcd by command of .the Lord ' with the wicked ipdulg?iice or the people of Sudab, and while- God allowed the children of Judah to be sent into captivity, he'•, blessed the Rechabites for obeying \ their fore- fathers' precepts, -and siiicl they "shall not want a man to stand, be- fore me forever." The e>4ltilient eastern traveler, Dr. Wolff, reports LOW, as late as the year 1830,;in .Arabia,. he found the multiplilyd ideseendants, of •I eehab still prizilig • practicing the abstinence precepts of their forefather-. , NEW TLST.t 1MNT EXAMPLEs.— John the Baptist, the forerunner of Christ, was a, Nazarene ,from his birth by angelic command. It is highly probable that the Essenes, who were numerous at this time, and led a very pure and devout life, were also abstainers, Christ was not a Nazarite, but there is no evidence that he made, or used, intoxicating *ravine; and in the Lord's Supper he blessed '"`the fruit of the vine ".— which alcohol is not. Tradition speaks of St. Peter, St. Matthew and St. James, the Lord'sd+brother, as ab- stainers. Timothy, we know, was se; and St. Patel, Rho recommended nils & littte wti cid so for a Medi- cinal purpose; der is there any evi- de1l e.that.thc=nature of the wine, if taken, was alcoholic. St. Paul hi, n - self commended abstinence from • Inc for the sake of preventing a rother's stumbling. Ill the first ' ventures the l neratites (or Tempest, ates)atcr'ii•'itbstaitiers, as `yore the Catlaciri, (4r Puro Odes), and the Thernpeut(n (all' iiealeL'3), Indeed, t 1 {w WINGIVA,M TIMES, N Q 1' .R 1MBER a 0, 1894. Thins to Forget. Dominion Insurance for 1.803. + asbestos. If you wolild increase your hltppt-1 The annual report of Mr. Win. Asbestos is one of the coming =- pass and prolong your life, forget !Fitzgerald, itzgerald, Superintendent of Incur- tills ; like ahunilluln, it Is continually your neighbor's faults. forget all ; anee for the Dominion, for 18x98, has', beinss put to new uses, The New the slender you have ever %carer.. ; been issued,. During the year the York Times tells of scene of these: Forget the temptations, Forget the business of fire ii1s111'allee 111 Canada It ih already use(1 in paints, roof Those remedies have stood the test of fifty )'ears experience, and are Itrnnanneed the Lunt 1'aim tty esu. A Blessing to Every liouretold, • HOOLLWATS PIS, . AND OINTMj fault-finding, and give a little thought . was carried on by 37 companies., Ing and building materials •lis a non - to the cause which provoked it, For- Of these six were Canadian, twenty- conductor of ]heat, for steam packing, get the peculiarities of your friends, three British and eight American... for fir(; -]hoof cements, for tubing, for and only ronleuil3e1' the goo(], points The cash received for premiums Shovels, fork tines, cloth, rug, cord whish make you fond of them, For- during the year was, 60,793,595, and sewing;