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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1896-01-31, Page 21 Casey & Seaforth, WILL For rtext • 30 DAYS . GIVE Four lbs. good Tea for 50c; Toilet Soap away down in price ; - Laundry. Soap, _7 five cent bars for 25c. " Dinner and Tea Sets at greatly reduced prices. CASEY & Co., SEAFORTH. IMPORTANT TO SCHOOL - BOARDS. T1 -1`E . . AVER'S Restores natural color to the hair, and also prevents it falling out. Mrs. II.. W. Fenwick, of Digsr, N. S., Bays: ---: - .......n.r4.1 ....• .."°" "A little more 1:.-....----.1 ... 'f.....=, than two years ago .....• .....ittgr-41A.,„.. ?rx, igv.c.,'-r,r,,...r;•'' nay hair e:P • tt b 0 g a n .t. .- ,V;r: 0 , it .4'..441". . ' .'".1 to turn c. gray and fall out. Af- er the i se of ,,... one bottle of Ayer'; 1 -lair V gor my . hair was r stored to its •rtginal color and ceased falling o it. ...An occasional applicatlon has sn ce kept the hair in good' Condition. '—Mrs. . H. F. FENWICK, Digby, N. . . . "I have used Ayer's Hai Vigor for three 'years, and it has estored . hair, which was fast beeomia ggrav, back to its natural color." 11. Ha.SELROFF, Paterson, N. J AYER'S HAIR •V GOR 'alarm= BY DR.J.C.AYER &CO.,LOWELL,MASS.,U.S.A. Aye's Pills cure Sick lieaclac4e. , REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. -voR SALE OR TO RENT, --The house lately oo- 1.' cupied by Wm. Carnochan, East of St, James' Church, Seaforth. Apply to F. HOLMESTED. Fisk Teachers' Agency, 1463 ti 'BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING, 25 King Street -West, Toronto. Supplies schools with teachers grades. No charges. We make en for confidential information concerni applicants, and. our recommendatio therefore, be relied. upon. Write us require a teacher. Information gi teachers on application. or all Writes g all s can, f you en to W. 0. McTAGGART BL A., (Toronto University) Manager, Late of Huron County. 1442-52 WALL rAPER. I carry the largeet stook of new designs and finest goods at the lowest prices of any house in the county. New good sold as cheap as any old stock or out of data goods. Why I can do so hi because goods bought now are bought from 1 to 10 cents per roll less than they were when old stook was. My expenses are low. I have a b'g stook and need the money. Wall paper from se cents -per roll up. Window shades, Mould- ings, Cornice poIla, &o. &e. as cheap as any in the trade. City Wall Paper Pious°, Main St. Seaforth, opposite John St. JAS. GRAVES, Practical Paper Hang- er and Painter. I have seenred the servicesof three first-class paper hangers and oar' do work at the shortest notice. All work guaranteed unsurpaased. For proof of the .hove call and see for yourself. Wall paper triraraed free. J. C. Smith & Co., A General Banking -I. -business transacted. Farmers' notes discounted. Drafts bought and sold Interest allowed on deposits at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. SALE NOTES discounted, or taken for collection. OFFICE—First door 'north of Reid & Wilson's Hardware Store. SEAFORTH. THE SEAFORTH -Music 1- Instrument E 1PORITTR ESTABLISHED, 1873. Owing to hard tiraee, we have con - eluded to sell Pianos and Organs at Greafly Reduced Prices. Organs at $25 and upwards, and Pianos at Corresponding prices. SEE US BEFORE PURCHASING. SCOTT BROS. The Old Established. BROADFOOT'S Planing Mill and Sash and Door Factory, Thia old and well-known establishment la still running at full blast, and now haa better facilities than ever before to ;turn out a good article for a moderate price. Sash and door"' of all patterns al- ways on hand or made to order. Lumber dressed on short notice and in any way desired. All kinds of lumber for sale on reasonable terms. Shingles kept constantly on hand. Estimates for the furnishing of buildings in whole or in Ra.rt given on application. None but the beet ed material used and workman- ship guaranteed. Patronage solicited. /269 J. U. BROADFOOT, Seaforth GODERICH Steam &Vier Works, (ESTABLISHED 1880.) A. S. CHRYStAL Successor to Chryetal & Black, Manufacturers of all kinds of Stationary Marine, Upright & Tub lar - it ROILE S Salt Pans, Smoke Steaks, Sheet Lin Works, etc., eto. Ala* dealers in Upright and Horizontal Slide Valve twines. Automatio Cut -Off Engines' a specialty. AU izea of pipe and pipe -fitting oonetantly on hand _ Eatimates furnished on short notice. WOrkil—OPPOelte G. T. R. StatiOn, %Aerial. UARMS FOR SALE.—The undersigned has twenty X Choice Farms for sale in East Huron, the ban- ner County of theprovince.; all sizes, and pripes to suit. For full information, write or calr personally. No trouble to show them. F: S. SCOTT, Brusaele P. 0. 1891-tf MIAMI FOR SALE.—.For sale, ot 11, Concessitm X 6, Hullett, containing 100 cres, all cleared, well underdrained, and iu a goo state of cultiva- tion. There are 15 acres th fall wheat, and all the fall plowing done. There is on the place a - frame house with -itchen and soodshed attached, has two 'mine barns with other •utbuildings. This is a good farm, wel situated, bent 9 nines from Sea - forth, 7 miles fro Ofinton, and .1 'miles front the village of Kiaburn and will be s Id on reasonable terms. Apply to t e proprietor n the premises, or address W.-LEITCH, Constance- P O. 1461-tf FARM FOR SA. —For sale, ot 17, Concession 12, Hay town hip, containin s 100 acres, nearly all cleared. It is fl t-cless land, ith large and com- modious house,'auk barn and all necessary out buildings. There re abont five a res of orchard of the very best of fr it of all kinds. Many times over 8250 worth of fruit has been sold c ff the place la one season. Public so loot 40 rods way, and is only the thriving illage o/ Zurich. • heap as the pr prietor intends to proprietor on the JACOB ZIM W ER - 1466 -4 about ]miles fro It will be sold give Up farnung. • pp y to the premises or addreel Zurich P. 0. MAN. i PLENDID FAR FOR SALE —Lot 26, Conces- sion 8, To us ip of Morris, o ntaining 160 acres suitable for gran or stock, situate • two and a half miles from the thrlving village o Brunets, a good gravel road leading thereto; 120 acres cleared and free from stumPsa 6 acres oedar an • ash and balance hardwood. Barn 51x60 with et vs- and hay shed 40x70, stone stabling underneath both. The house is brick, 22x82 with kitchen 18x26, cellar underneath both buildings. I All are new. There is s large yOung orchard. School on next lot. The land has a good natural drainage, and the farm is in good condition. Satisfaotorsi reasons for gelling. Apply at Tim Ex; scent'''. OPTION, lor on the premises. WM. BARRIE, I 1836-tf Brussels. FARM FOR SALE.—For salej Lot 1i, and part of 18, Concersion12, MoKillop, co taining about 108 acres, of which about 100 liens ar under grass and orpp and the balance hard wo d.bush. It is underdrained, well fenced and there is no waste land. There is a frame house and bank barn_ There is a never failing spring creek running past the barn through the place so that there is no water to pump for stock either Summer or winter. There ta also a spring well at the house. It is within a mile and a half of Leadbury where there is a post -offices store, school, blacksmith shop, &c. It is half way between Seacorth and Grussela and good gravel roads in every direction. It is a choice farm and good for either stock or grain and %ill be sold on easy terms faa the owner is not able to work and desires to tetire. Ap- ply on the premises or address Leadbury P. O. JAMES COAT.ES. 144941 FARM FOR SALPI—Let 22, Concession •12 Mc, Killop, containing 100 acres of excellent land - 80 acres cleared and 20 acres hardwood bush. It is well underdrained, well fenced and a never failing spring creek runs past the barn. There is a good frame house with cellar, also a bank barn 40x66, with straw shed attaohed, 40x30. Also north half Lot 21, Concession 12, McKillop, containing 60 -Acres cleared land, well fenced and drained. There is a comfort- able house, log barn and frame barn, with stabling. These farms a.floin each other and will be sold either together or separately. They are within a nine of Leadbury, where there is a school, post -office, blacksmith Shop, store, &e, and half way between Seaforth and Brussels. Also most desirable farni• Lot 26, Concession 11, McKillop, on the gravel road, eix miles from Seaforth and within half a mile of Leadbury school and post office; containing 75 acres of choice land, all in grass, well fenced and on which is a log house, gdod well and orehard. These desir- able farms will all be sold on easy terms of payment. For particulars apply to S: DICKSON, Seaforth. 1466x4 THE FARMERS° Banking - House, (In connection with the bank of Montreal.) LOG N gt. CO.; BANKERS AN FINANCIAL AGENTS. OFFICE—In ti e Commercial -Hotel build- ing, next to the own Hall. . A .General Ban •Ing BOsineta done. Drafts issued and cashed. Inter* allowed on depoeits. MON Y TO LEND On good notes or mortgages.i ROBERT LOGAN, MANAGER. 1058 a. AO, a. a. ea* 4.-4 ate- eta .i. +• • 4- • • * • e • • • A Tre Information" . . . THE •-...„ SUNLIGHT ALM:AO:0 "" containing 480 pages of useful !Ilion:4nm for all members 0( 1156 household: GIVENFREiro tijiARS SUNLIGHT OAP NOW TO Commencing ovember, el2.82haiesanrsdefunaellptili - OBTAIN he A COPY en,eleir.t. • bars Of SUNLIGHT ;OAP, ill receive from their grocer, i Soma fir., ALMANAC FREE i• • • • • • • • The book contains comp etel Calendar matter, Biogra .hy, Literature, Home Mena enaent, Language of Flowers, Fashions, _Games and use. ments, Recipes, - Drearns and their sign! cauce, Poultry, etc. . Dosaepoterrastriv Buy early To g,11‘1011(fir ,4. 4. • 4. 41. • 4. 4. 4. • • • • • • - 00 W. 10-,TAK ABIMELECH WAS KNEW HO RA TO Rev. Dr. 'I' mage $ times Dri+es a Stra Damtner—The Des and Its Lessen. - WASHINGTON, Jan for toclay,B v. Dr. subject ' t Thle Peeve text selected was J Abimeleoh took an dawn a bough from and laid it on his sh the people that were hate seen me 110 11311 have done. And all out down every man Ills bellgl •!' It Ablmolech is a ame ma odoro is in Bible history and y15 fall of profitable suggestion. Buoys are b]aok and un - comely, but they tell where th rocks are. 1, The snake's rattle is hideous; nit it gives timely warning. Fr in the pi zza f my. summer holite, 'nigh by _night, I SAW a lighthpuse 15 tntles away, not 16ced there, for adornment, but to tell inarin rs to 1 stand off. from that d ngercius point. SP ;rail the ironbound coa t of moral danger Is ' Marked with Saul anc ilebo- :boan-b and,Jezebel am ad people are menti only as wisrntngs, bu ometiniee`flashes of Ives worthy of IrnIttLt.ion. 1 God sometin e. rives a Very straig in ,t il with a .v r oor hammer. Taking a City. a The City of Shea° had to bo taken, nd Abinteleoh and Jils men were to 1c 1j15. iee the dust rolling up p frem their cxcilied 1:3 arch. I I ear the shouting of the c p- ains and tlie yell of he besiegers. , he swords cla k sharply 011 the parry! .0 Shields,. and the vocife ati n of two arm ei3 In death gr pplelis ho Able to hear. Tho attle goes 011 all Iday, ad as the sun is s t- ing A bimel eh and hi 'army cry, "Surrcint er!" to th� beaten foo, ami, unable 1 nt t er to resist, the city of Shochem falls, 1ind there are Pools of toed and disseve ed nibs, and glazed ey s, looking up b g- ingly for moray that war never sho s, nti dying soldiers, witih their head on t le lep of mother or wife r sister, who h ve genie out for the last ffices of kindn as nd affection, and a gr an rolls across t • 6 ity, stopping not, hoof use there is no s ot r it to rest, so full is 15ho place of ot or esus. A city NVO1lD ed I : A city dyin 1 city dead! Wail for Shochem, all e ho know the horrors of a backed town As I look over the city I can find o • ly e building standing, and that is a e mple of the t'clod Berith. Some soldiers t tside of he oity in a towr, finding that ey can no 'longer def nd tSheehoni, now gin to look out for heir own personal s fety, and they fly to this temple of erith. They go withi th door, shut it, nd 'they say, "Now N (3 aro safe. Ablmt e ecu has taken the holo city, but he nnot take this tempt of Berith. Here a e shall be under 'the pro cation of the (As." 0 Berith, the god, do your best •ow for these refugees I' 1 If You have eyes, • ity them; if you hay Ilan' s, help them; i you have thunderbol S, s. Ike for them. ut hose shall Abinael oh land. his ' army t ke this temple of B ritk: and the men • ho are there fortified Will they do it ith sword? Nay! W14 they do it • ith spear? Nay! W th battering ram, rolled up by, humlrod atmed strength, e ashing against the walls?- Nay! Ablat- e eoh rnarehes, his men to a wood in Zal- limn. ' ; With his ax he howsoff a limb of a -tree and puts, that lirub Upon his own Shoulder, and *ten he suet to his mon, "You do the ame." They are obedientto their commander. here ts a struggle as to who shall have !The wholewoo is .611 of bonding toughs, and the erackrng, and the hack - g, alit] the cbtting, until every ono of t e hest has a limb off a t tree Mit dOWD, and not only that,. tau has put it on his .. shoulder.xust as -Abiiricloch showed him how. iAro these Men all armed with the tree branch? The reply comes, "All armed I" And they netich en. Oh, what lastrango army, with that strange equip - anti They come up o the foot of the temple et Berith, end A bimelee i takes his 11011) 02 a tree and throws it 1�wn, and the first platoon of sol lers co le up, and they throw down their hranche , and the second platoon, and the third until all around about the tem 'le of Berith there is a pile of tree brauches1 The Sbechemito's look oat from the wind w of the temple upon what seems to them childish play on the part of their enemies. But soon the flints are struck, and t o spark begins to kindle the brush, and tiie flame conies up all through the pile, and the red elements leap to the casement, and the woodwork -- begins to blaze, and 0119 aril) Of flame is thrown up on the right alcle of the temple, and another arm of fl ung is thrown up 00 tbe left side of the tnip1e., until they cl sp their lurid palnia under the wild night sky, and the cry of "Fire!" within wed "Fire!" without announces the terror, and the strangulation, and the doom of the Sheohemites, and t le complete over- throw of the temple otf the god Berith. Then ' there went up .a shout, long and loud,' from the stout Itings and swarthy chests of Abintelegh and his men as they stbod amid the ashes aid the dust crying, `‘'I.Tietory, victory!" 1 LThe Tactics ate,' THE URO rsi EX taetids. Let eatth one go t A CITY k. • God's p cnnise and invite down a branch and put Ito Ind lot us all come around CAL, BUT HE FIGHT. ' ows 3Cow God SoMe. ght 1'611 TiTith a Poor eged ity of Shechein • , i 26.4In his sermon . almage tpok for his of ExaMple." Tho udgeel ix,11 48: ,"And le 118 hand and out he t-eesnd took it ulcler an said untc with lila i, What ye o hatte a id, clti as 1 the people likewise ; 1 Herod and Ablenelech. h ed tn the Bible becimae nub w od conduct th so 0115 • • • I Used. •74:)w I learn first fron this subject the folly of depending upon any one form of tactics in anything we havti to do for this world or lot God. ' Look over the weaponry ; of olden tirfaes—javelins, battleaxes, haber- gebns—and show me a s ngle weapon with which Abimelech and his men could have gained such complete t luniph. It is no easy thing to take a te ple thus armed. I have seen a house whore., during Revolu- • tionary twos, a man add ,his wife kept baek a whole regiment h lir after hour be - cerise they were inside 151)0 house and the assaulting soldiers were o tsicle the house. • Yet here Abinielech and his army come Lip, they surround this liomplo, and they capturolit without t'hcloss ef a single man on the Part of Abimeleela although I sup- pose Some of the old Israe Web heroes told Ab reelech, "You are only going up there to be cut to pieces." Yott you are willing to testify today that by no other mode— certatnly not by ordinary, modes—could that temple soeasily, so t aroughlte have boon taken. Fathors and mothers, breth- ren and sisters' in Jesus hrist, what the ehuch most wants to I rti this day is that any plan is rlght, is lawful, is best, whiith helps to overthrow t e temple of sin and capture this world fo God. We are very -apt to stick t� the ol ! i roedes' of 'at- tack We put on the oitL style coat of mail We come up with tlho sharp, keen, glittliiring'steel spear of argument, expect- ing ate. that way to take Ithe castle, but they have 1,000 spears where we have 10. And so the castle of sin stands. Oh, my triends,, we will never capture this world r God; by any keen saber ;of satcasin, ba' any gttttoring lan es of r etorib, by. any sapping and ntinij g of pro ound disquisi- tion,, by any guzip wdery e plosions of in- digo tion, by elm pshooti gs of wit, by howl zers of mental stre gth made to min shell five I miles, by avalry -horses gorgeously °tapir' oned p wing the air. 1 In vain all the, at eamts 11 15110 part of these cccioslasticial foot eldiers, light horsemen and grenadiers. , Mr*friends. I DrOoose ad fferent style of Iniquities, and then, with died by the fires of a hol flames of a ;tor secreted lif them but What steel cant ' And I announee myself i plan of religious attack 1; anyplan of religions at radical' howevcr odd, howe hoWev -r hostile to all the ales of aura and state, prayer loos not do the wor othea s yle. If the church does n t get tho victory, th the ass ult wit.) a backwo a pray r ineetng at half evenin as earl found If a s heads doos not do the wor have a sermon with 20 hea at all. O. SITOR ^ trie forest or ion and hew h' e shoulder, hese obstinate thls pile k n - zeal and Ijho , We will In, ru 15 do fire y. favor of any at emceed — ack, however or unpopular, conventi en al - f one style of , lot us try mi- nuet° of today n let us make ds chorus. If past 7 In the does not succeed, 1t us have one in the morning as then the angel restling Jacob too flitch for -him. mon with the th .ee authorized • then let us s, or no heads Gospel Truth. ' Wo want mote heart In ur song, more heart in' our almsgiving, Imoro heart in our prayers, inc re heart in tDur preaching. Ob, for loss or Abimelech'e sword ,and more Of Abime. ceh's cauflagration! I had often beard .There is a untain fine Willa blood I sung artisticall . by four bi ds . perched on their Sunday i dst '111 the gallery until I thought of Je Py Lind a d Nilsson and Sontag, and all the otherl warblers, but there came 11 13!-/ one tear so my eye, nor one master eta 'tion to my 1ear15. • But one night I went down to the frican Metho- dist meetiug. h use in Phlla1delphia, and at the close of th service a- b ok woman ill the middle of the audience began to sing that hymn, and all the audtence joined in, and we wore fi ated, some 1 three or four y miles nearer he von than 1 ave ever been since.- I saw wi h my owu e es that "foun- tain filled witl blood"— ed, agonizing, sacrificial, redo ptive—and I heatd the crimson plash if the wave teS we all went down under it. For sinners plunged ben ath that flood. _ . Lose all the r guilty stet s. , Oh, my Irian s, the gesp I is not a syl- logism; it is n t casuistry; it is not p0- lemies1or tho s ience of sq abbles I It is blood red fact; .it is warm warted invita- tion; 'it is lenpi g, boundin , flying good news; it is offlo escent With all light; it is ruboscent with all summe y glow.; it is arboresoent wit all sweet . hade. I have seen the sun ris on Mount Washington, and from the T ptop House, bug there was no beauty in th t compared with the day - spring from on high when Christ gives light to a soul. rhave-heard.Parepa sing, but there was 13 11 MUSIC in that compared with theyeice ef Phrist when. he said, "Thy sins are f rgiven thee; go in peace." Good news! L t every . ono out down --a branch of this irce of life and wive it. Let all the way from Mount Zalinon to Shechem .ho filledwith the tossing joy. Good news! T lis bonfire of the 'gospel shall constune t le last temple of sin and will illumine t e sky with apocalyptio-joy, that Jesus Chri t came into the world to save sinners. ny new plan th t makes a man gtilt his in and that pro trates a wrong I am as i 'nth in favor of a though all the doctors, nd the bishona and the arehbishops, a'(1 the synods, Da the academical go nsmen of Chr stianity , saaationed it. ' ho temple of Der' th must come down,- an 1 I. do not care how it comes. Pow . Still further, the power of ex sat down on the go and got the battle, they wot or if they had, i any spirit or Abimelech goes dOwn a branc , arm puts it on • binieleelisa shout ler,, and marches on,- th n, my text says,I all the people did the ame. How natural that was! What mad Garibaldi and Stonewall Jackson the mo t !magnetic cominandere of this century? They always rode ahead. , Oh, the overwli lming power of example! Hero is a father n the wrong road. All his boys go on the rang road. Here is a fa- ther who enlist- for Christ. His children enlist. I saw i • same of the picture gal- leries of Europa that before many of the great works of the masters—the old mas- ters—there wou d ' be sometimes four or five -artists tak' g copies of the pictures. These copies -the War° going to carry with them, perhaps t distant lands, and I have thought that Yo r life and character are a masterpiece, an it is beinct copied, and long after you ro gone it ill bloom or blast in the li Ines .of those who knew t you, and be a Go gon or a M donna.. Look out what you sa ._ Look out what you do. Eternity will b r the echo, t The best ser- mon ever preach A is a holy life. The best music ever cha ted is a consistent walk. If you want oth rs to serve God, serve him yourself. If ye I want others to shoulder 'their duty, shop der yours. Where Abime elech goes his roopg got •Oh, start out for heaven tod y, and. your family will come after you and your business associ- ates_will come a ter you, and your social friends will join you, With One breech of the ttee of life or a baton, marshal just as -many as you can gather. Oh,the in- finite, the senate nipotent power et a good or bad example! I saw last su miter, near the beach, a . wrecker's mach ne. It was a cylinder, with some holes t the side, made for the thrusting in 0 some long poles with strong leverage, and when there is any - vessel in tronble or going to pieces in the offing the wreck rs shoot a repo out to the • suffering men. They grasp ite awl the Wreckers turn th cylinder, and the rope winds around th cylinder, and those who are shipwrecked are saved. So at your feet today there 's an influence with a tre- mendous leverag . The rope attached to it swings far out into the billowy future. Your children, 1 our children's children, and all the gene ations that are to follow will grip that -in1 uence and feel the long reaching pull len after the figures on your tombstone are so near worn out that the visitor cannot te whether it -was 1890 or 1796or 1608.tha you died. , . Co . . •rted Action. Still further, I learn from this subject the advantage f concerted action. If ,bA imelech had terely 'gone out with a tree branch, th ork would not have been accomplished, or 12 10, 20 or 80 men had gone, but. when 11 the axes are lifted, and ell the sharp edg s fall, and all these men carry each his tr branch down and throw it about the tem 6 the victory is gained— the temple fall . ifer friends. wherh there is one man in t church of God at this day shoulderin is Whole duty there are a great many o never lift . an ax or swing a bough, seems tp me as if there were 10 drones n every.hive to 1 busy bee, as though the e were 20 sailors Round asleep in the sb p s -hammocks to 4 'men on the stormy 00., It seems as if there were 50,000 me elonging to the reierve corps, and only 1 000 active combatants. Oh, we all wan ur boats to get over to the golden sand, but the most of us are seated either in t e prow or in the stern, wrapped in ou riped shawl, hoping a big bandied s p hada, while others are blistered in the eat and pull until the oarloeks groan a i d the blades bend till they snap! Oh, y u religious sleepyheads, wake' up 1 You h ve lain so long in one place that the an a an1 eaterpillaes have begun to crawl- • ver on! What do you know, my brothe , about a living gospel made to storm th evo Id? Now. my idea - _........ s. r of Example. I learn from this mple. If Abime grags and told hi. eoughs and go o ld never have go would have been calve result, b •ith his own ax a and with Abi subject ecu had men to t to the o at all, without t when d hews telech's Oltrastian is a man on fire with zeal / r God, and if your pulse ordlnaril eats 0 times a minute whOti you think of ither moles and talk abaut other theta s, if • .ur pulse doesnot ga up' 150 75 or 80 hen , ,ti oonee to talk aboat Christ and I e von, Is becalm you do:not know the o and aye a poor °hence of getting to the .tiher. , In a former charge On 'Sabbath, I took ' i to the pulpit the oburclh records, d 1 1 id them on the pulpit nd opene hem ' ate d said: "13rethren,1 here are the I urch ✓ cords. 1 tad a great many of you • hose tines are down hors are off duty." ome ere afraid I would oad the names ior at 1511015 time some of ta ein were deep the ort kind of oil st cies and wale le as tb Christian work. But if mi iie rs of •hrist today should ring the °bur I m- e ds into, the pulpit and road, dl int a utter there would el There W0I1 not b fans enough in church to te1 the c •eeks 000l. I do n t know but it a ould h a good thing if the miulstElr �nle in a bile should bring the church ieo r s in t 0 pulpit and call the roll, f r I at is • hat I 001,18Itler every church reco 1 a be— erely a muster rol of the Ler a a .my, a d the reading of ,it should rev al here e ery &Adler is and hat he is dob;• Which Side Are You On? '- Suppose in milithrY circles on the 'ern - 1 • g of battle the roll is called, and o t of a housand men onlY a 'hundred men in th regiment answered. , What excitement th re would be in the camp! What kould th colonel say. What high talkin there ve uld be airio g the eeptains, and znhjors aied the adjutants Suppose wordl ame to headquarerf that these dellnque tit ex - cued theinschjes mi the ground 15bat Fthey ba1 overslept hem elves, or the m r ing wr4s damp and they were afraid of getting tb ir feet Wet or that they were busy king rations. fy friends' this is the ruing -of te d ay of GodAlmighty's tile I Do 'oi no gee the troops? 1 Hoar ot all t e trum tots of heaven and all drums oi hell?. hichside are you on? you are on he Ight side, to what.eav- troop,, to what artillery service, to t garrison due do you belong? i In or words, 1i w t Sabbath scheol do teach? I w ¶at prayer meetliag do exhort? T w ilat penitentiary to You areeternal ibe y? To what almeh use you annou co he riches of h a en? at broken li;ne tf sorrow have yoji vor Are you do! nothing? , Is 113 possi- that a man o woman sworn to he a wer of Jesus ihrist is tieing ndthileg? n hide the honifible secret front 'II an - Keep it awa from the book of BO ba ye th If alr ot yo 70151 det do set ble foll gel me let yo not hea lest 021 or e ill t. If you are doing nothing, 40 he' world find A out, lest they piha religion with befog a false face let your eowardlce and trees n d among the martetrs about the t ro they forget the sanctity of the pl denounce your betrayal of that ca hich they agonized and died. ay the eternal God rouse us all o 1 1 As for myself, I feel I won cl b as 1 ined to die now and enter heave n ti have accomplished something en ' de sivo for the Lord that bought me le, br hren, how swiftly the time goe iy! It s ems to 1110 as if the years bad g 1i4c1 so o new p6wer of locomotion—a kiindl o spi.d 64o:s15ria ho temple of Berith is very broad, a tt very high. It bas been going up by tit Ihands amen and devils, and no u' tr; engineering can demolish it, bu1 1 thi 70,000 'ministers of Christ in tii o try should each take a branch of ✓ of life and all their congregati n h ld do the same; and we should mar h on nd throw these branches around 0 gr ttemples of sin and worldliness a fol , it would used no match or coal to h of ours to touch off the pile, fer, tn15 e days of Elijah, fire Would fall fr he on and kindle the bonilee of Chrieti vie ry over demolished sin. One Safe Refuge. '1 Saill further, I learn from this subj the danger of false refuges. As soon these Shechemites got into the temple th thottfi ght they were safe. They said; "Bern wil take care of us. Abirneleeh may b- t or lown everythin else. Hecannot Wt- - ter 41oivn this tem le where we are now hide" But very soo they heard thettim- IserS crackling, and they were smothered with smoke, and t ey miserably die' . I suppose every perso in this audi0008l this moment is steppin into some kin of refuge. Here you tep in the tow r of good works. You ay, PI shall be safe in this refuge." The attlements are adore - ed, the: steps are v rnished, on the wall are pictures of all t e suffering you have alleeliated, and all t e tchools you haVe es- ta.bllshed, and all the floe things you have ever done. Up in t at tower you feel you are slate. But heani you not the tran)p of youre ! li unpardoned Si s all around the tow- er? They each hay a match. You are kind ing the comba table material. You feelhheat andhe suffocation. Oh, may freu leap in ti le' the gospel declar- ing, !'By the deeds ofthe law shall no flesViaing be justified!" , you say, "I have been driven out (Is that tower. Where shall Igo?" Step intophis tower of i difference. You say, "If his tower is! ttacked, it will tbe a grea while before 115 18 taken." Yo feel at e se. But there is an Abimelech ath ruth ess assault coming on. Death an4 his force are gathering around, and the de - man that you surrender everything, 1 and they clamor for your overthrow, and hey thro their skeleton arms in the win dw, and jvith their iron fists they beat against the oor, and while you aratrying to keep them out you see the torches of judg lent kind' ing, and every forest is a torch, tand ever mountain a torah, and every $a a tore , and while the Alps and Pyre eos and 1Ihna1ayas turn into a live coal, blown redder and redder by the whirlwind breath of a God omnipotent, what will become of your refuge of lies? • " ut," says some one, "you. are en- gage in a very mean business, drivin us from tower to tower." ' 013 no! I want to tell you of a GiI rale • tar tl at never has been 1 and never wll bd taken of a wall that tee satanic ass rI can s ate, of a bulwark that the judgne earth uakes. cannot budge. The Bible r fers t� it when it says, "In God is thy rce: uge., aud underneath thee..are the ever lasting arms." Oh, fling yourself lute it I Treaddown unceremoniously everything that iihtercepts you. Wedge your way there. There are enough hounds of death and peril after you to make you hurry. Many a man has perished just outside the tower, iwith his foot on the st p, with, bis hand ola the lateb. Oh, get i side! Not one stirplus second have yo to spare. Quick, i quick, quick I g - not -ge Do be e, ce se o - del Bikby Want t. iMartin Ca dinal pod F M INFANTS AND INVALIDS. Th most palatable food pr pared, and is u equalled by any other preparation ofit kind. The best food and the best val e, put up in one pound Tins, price cs. per Tin. 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