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Casey & Co.
Seaforth,
WILL
For next -'44*-
. 30 DAYS
GIVE
Four lbs. good Tea for 50c; Toilet
Soap away down it. price;
Laundry Soap, 7 five
cent bars for 25c.
Dinner and Tea Sets at greatly
reduced prices.
CASEY 8c CO.,
SEAFORTH.
IMPORTANT TO
SCHOOL BOARDS.
•
T HE . •
Fisk Teachers' Agency,
BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING,
25 King Street West, Toronto.
Supplies schools with teachers for all
grades. No charges. We make enquiries
for confidential information concerning all
applicants, and our recommendations can,
therefore, be relied. upon. Write us if, you
require a teacher. information given to
teachers on application.
W. O. rileTAGGARTf B
(Toronto University) Manager,
Late of Huron County. 1442
WAIL
PAPE
I carry the largest stock of new designs an that
goods at the lowest prices of any homes in the co, rity.
New good sold as cheap as any old stock or Mat of
date goods. Why I can do so la beoatsegooda 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 stock and need the money. Wall paper
from si cents per roll up. Window shades, Mould-
ings, Cornice pone, &e. &e., as cheap as any In the
trade. City Wall Paper House, Main St. Seaforth,
opposite John St.
JAS. GRAVES,
Practical Paper Hanger and Painter.
I have secured the services of three first-class paper
hangere and can do work at the shortest notice. All
work guaranteed unsurpassed. For proof of the
.hove call and eee for yourself.
Wall paper trimmed free.
J. C. Smith & CO.
A General Banking 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—trst door north of Reid &
Wilso.o's Hardware Store,
SEAFORT11.
THE SEAFORTH
Musical - Instrument
E M POPAIM.
ESTABLISHED, 1873.
()Wing to hard times, we have con-
cluded to sell,Pianos and Organs at
Greatly Reduced Prices,
Organs at $25 and upwards, andi
Pianos at Corresponding prices.
SEE US BEFORE PURCHASING.
SCOTT BROS,,
TENDERS WANTED:
Tenders will be received at the Clerk's (Mice, S.ea-
forth, until
First of March next,
for what lumber and gravel will be required by the
corporation for the current year, viz.;—Pine plank,
2 x 12 x12, 2. x 10 x12, and 2 x sx 12. (About equal
quantities of each width.) Elm plank, 2 x 12 x 12,
and 3 x 12 x 12, Elm Seantling, 4 x 4 x 12. Cedar
Scantling, 4 x 4 x12. The lumber to be sound and
free from shakes 'and blaek knots, and to be deliver-
ed where required. Gavel to be free from large
stones, earth and sand. Tenders to be for screened
a,nd unscreeried gravel, also to be delivered where
required. The lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
WM. ELLIOTT, Clerk.
Seaforth, February fan, 189tI. 1469-2
GODERICH
Steam Boiler Works.
(ESTA.BLISIIED 1880.)
A. S. CHRYSTALi
Successor to Olarystal & Black,
Manufacturers of etil kind's of Stationary
Marine, Upright & Tubular
- BOILERS
Salt Pares, Smoke Stacks, Sheet Iron Works,
eto., etc.
Also dealers in Upright and Horizontal Slide Valve
ngines. Automatic Cut,Off Engines a specialty. All
hes of pipe and pipe -fitting constantly on hand
Esttraates furnished on short notice.
Works—Opposite G. T. R. Station, Godertch.
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information,
show them.
undersigned has twenty
sale in East Huion, the
all sizes, and prices
write or call personally.
F. S. soorr, Brussels
1391-tf
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quarier
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ecraer of the
east of Seaforth,
, about 85 acres
is in grass.
gh the farm.
It can be rented
or particulars
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rent, the farm on the north
Huron Roe& one and
containing 100 acres,
seeded with ' fall wheat,
There is a spring creek
It is well fenced and
on reasolable terms
apply to THOMAS CASE,
1466-tf
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plowing done.
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well siftiated,
from Clinton,
Ki..burrt, and
ply to the proprietor
LEITCH, Constance
sale, Lot 11, Concession
100 acres, all cleared,
in a good state of cultiva-
sown with fall wheat,
There is on the place
and woodshed attached,
othcr outbuildings.
being D miles from
and li miles from
will be sold on reasonable
on the premises,
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leading thereto;
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SALE.—Lot 25, Conees-
Morris, containing 160 acres
situated two and a
village of Brussels, a good
120 acres cleared
cedar and ash and balance
with straw and hay shed
both. The house
18x26, cellar underneath
new. There is a large young
lot. The land has a good
farm 19 10 good condition.
Belling. Apply at TEM
premises. WM. BARRIE,
1835-tf
half
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'THE STARTL
Ter POIN
HOW REV. DR. TAUS AGE WOULD EVAN
GELIZE AMERICA,.
Wants an Outpouring of the Holy Spix4
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at the National Capital—Would 13ei
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Incalculable Value to Christianity-7li
New Awakening.
'
WAsnnGTo, Fob. L -
Dr. Talmage is thron ec
men Of the nation tnd
parts, making this S en
An hour alai a halt lief°
the people gather in the
nien keep the way open.
ere. The text chosen for
was Like xxiv, 47, "Be
• Belem.
Th
we all
the ea
jer Lisa
an " pa
•.at fro
at fret
• a grea
hoe ere
rolled
Mk
re it is," said
t, instantly and el
'tinge to catch ti
em, so long the j
•That city, meow.
ace and eadiant,
the valley of Jeno
adjoining.bills,
nation. Clouds
over it. Chario
hrough it. Batter
ad thundered ag
Isaah prophesied, and Je
and Devid reigned, and P
Cheist was ruirtyred,
city ever built ince mas
1
tro vel, or plun b line in
wa 1, or . royalty swung
What Jorusaleiii Was to
dm i Waehingto'h lei toor
E
th capital, t113plac9 t
tri es come inn the gre. 6 national heart
whose throb sends life r death through
the body politic] clear ou to the geograph-
108 (1X-tralllitiesi
hrist geld in my
be ordered theM
spelization, "be'
16 seems to me
idonce to tens of
this city. Start
f America, "bo-
ning at Washington.'t • America is go
-
to bo taken ;for God. !If you do not bo-
w and leave and
or woman Who
ly as God lives,
be says he will,
gelized from the
Ito the mouth of
ighlands of the
Horn, from Baf-
exico, and Christ
wi 1 walk overY! lake, nd, ether bostormecl
, or placid, and be trans lgurecl on every
in untaim and the filet skies, whether
th hover ov4 groves of magnolia or
actor, sh 11 be filled with
of "glory to •God and
1 -
The audience
with the chief
people from- all
on most Mamie
the doors ope
treet, aiu d Poi:Wee
or the pewhold,i
oday's discourse
inning at Jeru.
he driver, andi
cite -day rose in
frst glimpse'o
y of the who!, 1
oci with temple
Ihether looked up;
i.haphateor gazedt
las the Sapitel oi'
of 1,130013S0 bac
s of kings hac
ng rams of C136
lust it. There
eill lab lameDtect
u I -Peewit ed , and
loat• interesting
ury rung is fist
a,sured its first
ifIrst scepter:
be Jewish. king -t
! own ooun try—
which all the
hat the rest
tot to his disci
to -tart on the wo
rr cted
'310 eche
k of g
gl fling at Jeius tem,'
'Gt5 says now in his pro
th usands of Christians
for the evange ization
gi
in
lie
gi
• do
an
th
mc
th
fin
b it, take yOur hat n
e room to "me'. ma
1
s . believe it.' •As .sur
, ho Is able to dee..
s country w111 be ova
nth of the li otomao
Oregon, fro p the
mink to th Golder
s bay to the I ulf-of .A.
.oy-er Alaskan g
• angelic overtue.
van will to 11107
•For God or For Aponyon,
gain and lig' in does the old book am-
mo that all tho earth shall see the sal --
no
vat on of God, apd as the :greater includes,
- the lesser that ' takes Alperica gloriously
In. Can you not' see that i America is not
tali' .n for god by his cons crated people tt
will bo 'taken fpr Apolly 'n? The forces:,
that it cannot . e a drawa. battle. It I&eng gad on bet , _sides are] so tremendous:I
own ng,' the Airmageddo ! Either the '
An lean Sabbhth will porish and this;
nate n be handekl over to Forods and Hil-
deby, uds and Diocletians and Nefos of i
balef 11 power, abel Alcohol sin will reign, I
seete upon 0141 up throne Of beer barrels, t
hisnnituth foaming with doluestio and na-„
tiona • curse atld crime will lift its tin. ;
hinde ed knife Of assassinat on, and rattle .
,keys worst borglary, and \ wave torch of I
wides oonflagretion, and our 'cities be ;
turn ec into Sodoms, waiting for Almighty 1
teinpe ts.of fire ad brimstone, and one I
tidal • are of abomination will surge '
• across he coutinoot, or our Sabbaths will
takeo. more sapctity, and the newspapers
• will be ome apocalyptic win s of benedic-
• tion, a id penitentiaries will I
for lack. of occupants, and oliness and 1
1.)e abandoned .1
happin ss, twin son and daughter of heav-
en, she 11- walk through the land, and
Christ reign over this nation either in
person or by -agency so glorious that the
whole ountry will be mie clear, resound-
' ing eol» of heaven. It will be ono -or the
other. By tho throne of him who Math
forever end ever 1 deolare it will be the
latter. If the Lord will help me, as he al-
ways d t es—blessed be his glorious name
• —I- wil ; show you 110W a mighty work of
grace egain at Washington would have a
tendency to bring the whole continentto
-God an before this century closes.
Willi m tho Conquerer ordered the cur-
few, ti e custom of ringing the bell at
midnight, at which all the flees on the ;
hearths were to be ba ked, and all the '
lights e tinguished, and all the:People re-;
. tire th hen. pillows. I ray .God that the I
curfew i 1 this century on y not be sounded, ,
and the fires be ibankode nd the lights ex7 .
Ainguisl ed as the clock etrikes tho mic1-1
•night 1 our that divide .the nineteenth '
.contur from ehe twenti •th century, lentil
this- bel ved lend, whicl was to most of 1
us a cr dle, anti which •1' ill be to inost of -
us a gr ve, ellen come it to the full posses- i
• sion of dm who's so g orious that Wil•a
liain ths Conqueror coul not be •compared '
to him, even the Ono. ho rideth forth
"oonou ring and to ,con tier." ,
• A. Battle FOr souls.
Why ould it be espedi illy advantageous
'ite, a mighty work of g ace started hero,
"begin nog • at Washinl ton?" First, bo- :
cause t iis city is on th border between •
the no th and the . sou h. It is neither .
noethern nor southern. It commingles
the tw. elimatest. It be ngs, together the
twci sty -es of population. It is not- only ;
right, ut beeutiful, th 6 people should,;
,. have es ecial love for tl e latitude where !
they - ere born and br ught up. With '
what 1 • ving aceontuatio theeeklabainien
speaks oe his orange roves! And the
man fiarn Massachusetts is. sere eo let you
know teat he comes from the land of the
Adams .s—Samuel and - Johb and John
Quincy. Did you ever know a Virginian
or Oh oan whose face did not brighten
when e announced himself from the
south e n or northern st te of presidents?
If .a m n does not like h s native olhne, it
Is .beca se while he lived thief% he did not
behave well. This °apt al stands whore,
by its ocality, and its ei litigal influence,
it stre dies forth one and toward the
-north nd the othertow d the south, and •
a ini.:311ty work of gr oe Starting here
would probably be a net onaj awakening.
Georgia would clasp t e hand of New
hire, and Maine the h'. nd of Louis-
iana, nd California te e 1and of :New
York, i nd say, "-Come, ]:t up go up and
wersh • the God of nati ns,I the Christ of
Golgot a, the Holy Gh «st b1 the pente-
costal three thousands." t has often
been id tba -the only Way he north. and
the ete t th wil be brought i to complete
accord is to have a vvar with some foreign
nation in which -both set1i ns, marching
side b side,. would forget e ''erything but
the f to be overcome. We l, if you wait
for su a foreign conflict, 'ou will wait
until 1 thrs generation is r ead, and per-
haps alt forever. The at that will
make
is -a w
Un
ideclar
Po else
Ors a• n
side
city
decla
great
ern.
he sections forget, pas 11"Ontroversies
r against unrighteousness, -such as
'ersal religious 'aweening would
What we want is, a battle for
n which- about 4:0,000000 northern
-
southerners shall • be on the same
d shoulder to sh oulde ^. In no -other
the continent tan s eh a war be
ed so appropriately, for all the other
ities are either northern or south -
This is neither, or rather It is both.
,
•Orwensalasemr.
'TOR.
Cline Soul Worth Mire Than 4.notber.
Agalo, it Wou'll be espeelally advanta-
geons if a mighty Worlt of gracastarted
here because more representative men are
In Was ington than in any other oity.be•
tween he oceans Of course there are ao
oidente in potties, and oceasionally there
are me who get into the setae and houSe
of rep esentatives and other important
places ho are LI tted for the positions lb
neither head nor heart, but this is excep-
tional 4nd moreexceptional now than ip
• d
the na
were t
rDio) 0at1 ii.eowsoa
os
41111111,11110/11114
anti ere otgaged 113 tne many acpart-•
moot of national service veill write home,
tellii g all sections of the obuntry that fie
Lord is here, and,that he . is on the me oh
ID
for 61 e redemption of Alite% Hall lu-
1
ial); the Lord is comitgi 'hear the 0 ne• -
ng of his ohariet wheels I feel 071 iy
cheeks' th O breath of the w ilto horses 'tati
lis
the
( raw
]ante
Work
the ;Victor! I see tie flash of
ns Ornugh the ion night of
's stn and so row I
A New Lwakenlbg.
•ys.- Theo is not a drunkard ip
•Woeve, t in th s count*only ea a
let al legieto slature, although thlarge scale, that which Offfereneentailee
f ,
Ines when Kentucky, Virginia, have ben of God's workings, as ik the! °f-
ee Illinols,!New York and Massa. dritla 14e.n
had men hu senate or house el Marti eel
tativeS vim *went maudlin and on; a.
. th
lad
Ott; els le the ewakening. of tho
1 cepturi, when; Tennant aid
nd the \ esleys led on; as 11 h
of 185 , lcd on .by Matt1
the s'emphio Methodist, jaltd
) M icIlvaine, the Apostolic Episeo-
, a d Albert Barnes, the conseertiited
ter all, and thers, just as goo4, .iin
oi inations. Oh, will not sonietof
lorOus soul .• of thepast come 4WD
• Ip is? Comedown off yonrthroPes,
ton and Finney and Daniel Baku-
lw n and Truman Osb riae
nem). and Inskip andi
or—that Alexander the
tian eburches. Came
ou rest up there When
for lack of the gos
onize with us in pra
ion of the
Lai thee -and
in the awak
ixtettuth contufn,,
Philip 1110M chtho
fling of the sevelite
nyau • and Mewl a
• coati ern when Bt
staggerng drtnik across those high placer.
r
•
Never abler group of mon sat ill Sena e Baxt le
or hous , of mereeentatives than sat theia eight out
yesterd y and will sit there tpenorrow, EdWd 'ele
while 61, e highest judieiary, without wk. awak .nin
ception, has now upon its bench inen.bo. Sinip. on
yond, eriticism.for good morals and mental
endownient. $o in all departments oi
official position, with here and there, an
except*, Are today the brainiest mon and
most h f
DOV11316 11)612 of America. Now;
suppose. the Holy Ghest power should fall
ton t is ,oity and these 11160 from all
parts of Ainerica should suddenly 4)000111E
prolionIcal for Chriat! Do you say flit
effect -Would be electricol? More/than that.
Ie would be omnipotent! Do you say that
sualt leartod and potent men ere: nol
wrought upon by religious influence? Thai
shows that yokahave not - observed what
has , boon_ going 1n.' Commodore Foote,
r presenting the raven General Grant and
obert E. Lee, representing the northern
and sonthern arm. es; Chief J
representing the supreme -co
linghuysens, Theodore and IP
resenting the ,Ueited States
ljam Pennington end scores
resenting., the house of re
. have surrendered to that gos
fere this winter is opt, will iu this capital
of the American tuition, if we aro. faithful
in our prayers anc exertions, turn into -the
- kingdom of God men of national and in-
ternationar power, their tonguee of elo•
qUeeco becoming the tongues ref flee in an-
Oher Pentecost.
There are on, yonder hell t1iose Who, by
t e Foam of God, will hecome John KnOX8E
aiid Chrysostoins and Feneloi s arid Dour '
deleaus when once regenerated. •There is
an illusion I have heard in krayer meet-
ings and beard in pulpits th4 a soul is a
soul—one soul woeth as much as another.
I deny it. . The soul of a in
•ngcloin of God is worth, 1,0
brng,1,000 or 10,000 other so
• k
times more that tee -soul of
- can bring 110 0110
great outpouring c
oilpital, reaching t
ice, would be of more value to earth and
heaven than it any other part of the na-
tion,. because it would roach all the states,
cities, to-wns land neighborhoods of thc
eontinent. Oh, fcr the outstretched righl
arn of God Ahniglity-in the scaly:allot al
this Capital! ••.
A Call to Repentance.
•!Some of us remember 1857, -when, at
the close of the worst monetary distress
this country has ever felt, compared with
which the hard times of the last three
- years Wore a boom bf prosperity, right on
• the heels of that - complete prostration
came an awakenine in which 600,000 peo-
ple wore converted in different states el
the Union. De ycli know whole one 01
its chief powers was ' demonstrated? IA
Washington. • Do you: know on what
street?- This etreet. Do you know in
what +Minch? Th:s church. I picked up
.an old book a few days ago and was star-
tled and thrilled and enchanted to read
some words, written at that time by the
Washington correspondent of a New -York
paper. He wrote: " The First Presbyterian
church can scarce contain the people.
Requests are deity preferred for an interest
• tithe prayers offered, and the reading of
these forms one of the tenderest and most
effective features .of the meetings. Par-
ticular pains are taken to disclaim and ex
elude everything like seetavian feeling.
General astonishment is felt at the unex-
pected rapidity 'with which the work has
thus fat proceeded, and we aro beginning
to anticipate the necessity of opening an-
other chutich." Why, my hearers, not
.have -that agaiii'and rnore than that/
Thereare; many thousands more of inhab-
itants now than then. Besides that, since
then aro the telephone, with its sem iomni-
presence, and the ewift cable car, for as-
sembling the pteip:e. I believe that the
mightiest revive 1 o'. religion that this city
- has ever seen is .et to come, and the earth
will tremble frin Capitoline hill to the
boundaries on all sales with the footsteps
01 God as ho cm ies to -awaken and pardon
People of W al ngton, meet us next
and save these reat populations.
Thursday night at half past 7 o'clock to
pray fee this coming cif the Holy Ghost -
net for a pentecostai 3,000, that I have re-
ferred to, but 30,000.• . Such a fire as that
would. kindle a , light that would be seen
form the sedgee ;crunching through the
snows of Labrador to the Caribbean sea,
where the whirlwinds aro been. Let our
cry be that of Hablikkuk, the blank verse
poet of the Bilile: nO Lord, revive thy
work In the niiclse of the years; in the
midst of the years 1 lake known; in wrath
remember inerme" Let tho beettlocry be
Washington for "decl, the United States for
God, America for God, the world for God!
We are all tired of skirniishing. Lot t18
bring on a gene1•41 !engagement. We are
tired of fiehing withhook and lino. With
wee sweep of the gospel net let us take it
many thousands. This vast work muse
begin somewhere. Why not here? Some
one must give the rallying cry. Why may
not I, one of th Lord's servants? By
inent I am every weelk
nioation with every
borhopd of this coune
oe the watchword 60
east and west. Heal,
e—this call to a fori-
is call to repentance
o a continental awak-
stice Chase,
rt; the Fre•
ederlok, rep.
senate; Wit -
others, rep
resentatives,
el which be
n who can
uls into the
0 or 10,00C
a man wile
Into the • kingdom. •A
the Holy Spirit in title
he chief inen of Amer.
pro idential are ug
in ermonic ooitifli
olt4, town and noig
try,I and I now gi
north and south an
and see it, all p op
ward movement, t
and faith, this call
ening!
. u Work For the
This generatien
Sight. here are 61
past wh 1 trod yeur
and spa! e itt yond,
and dec fled the at
the supr me judicat
in the Iongresslpn
rnansole nes all ' o
tongues are speech
thOr a ms folded,
gone, th Ir destiny
prorogu s parliame
atei, an disbands
pul nd dismis
'ation's Salvation,
will soon be out of
e mighty men of the
Pennsylvania avenue
r national legislature
pendous questions of
ry? Ask the sleepers
1 cemetery. Ask the
er the land. Their
ess, their eyes closed,
-
their opportunities
sed. How soon time
ts, and adjourns sells
abinets, and empties
s generations! What
we Jwotlls do we mt st do quickly or not
do at all. I call up n people who cannot
0012 18 for 11 from the r sickbeds to implore
the heav les in owl/ half frbrn their micl-
nig V pil ows,-and call Upon the aged
who can ot, even by he help of their staff,-
ent r thu churches to spend their last
day on earth in sup Hth
eating e salvation
of
f
is na'tion, and I, 11 upon all men and
Wel en who have be n in furnaces of trou-
ble, as was Shadraol , and among lions, as
wa Daniel, and in dungeons of trouble,
as was Jeremiah, to join in the prayer,
and let the church 0 God everywhere hey
hold of the Admight arm that moves na-
tions.
Then senators oft o United States will
announce to theestat legislatures that sent
them her& and members of the house of
representatives will eporato the congres-
sional districts that lected them, and the
many thousands of 1 len and women now
13isho
pallet
Pres b
all kle
these.
at d .11
Neet1
and
and
Arehl
Great
down
the' w
Come
Come
age a
out y
than e
mot'
deepl
in th
rd,Pays
arl and
lal Alexan
of, ehe Chri
dygin
Iow can 3
rld18
l
dowin and 89
don and -1
s.
d f
elf
er.
elp us preach in our
01110 dOW11 and inspire our °our.
ith. Heaven can get along with-
tter than we Can. But More
ind overwhelmel with reverent
n I.V� ask It—como, thou of Ithe
dyed garments of I3ozrah, traveling
greatness of thy strength, mighty
to sal o Lord God of Joshua! Let Ithe
thi3 century stand still above (ph.
ed the moon above the valley of
until we 01173 whip out the ve
of hell, tumbling them down I he
preen ices as- the other five kings went
over he •rooks of Bethhorom. Ha, halt • It
will o s vely be done that I cannot ;ro-
stra' th laugh of triumph.
Washington Needs a Revival.
711 % hero the seaweed is teased on ithe
bytho stormy Atlantic to the sands
•ry
11-
th
:(1;
st
get rieht. That WaS a startling utterance
of Mr. Swintock when be said, "It 1$ a
dolef 1 thing to fall into hell from under
the p -dent; but, oh, how dreadful a thing -
to dr p thither out of the pulpit." That
was in all suggestive thing that Pthil
wrote to the Corinthians, "Lest that by
any n cans, when I helve preached to oth-
ers, I myself should be a castaway." T.1 at
was a inspiring motth with which Whi te-
field sealed all h"W
is letters, e seek the
stars." Lord God I 'Wake up all our
pul-
sun o
eon
Ajalo
kiug
• Fr'
beaol
laved
will 1
ning
and
uisit
by the quiet Pacific, this come
o Emanuel's land, the work beg
Lt Washington, if we have the fa
oly push and the consecration it
• First of all, WO ministers- ini
pits,
preael
fore t
inl then it will .be as when Venn
ed, and it was said that men fell boa
c word like slacked lime. Let us
all, la. men and clergymen, to tho week.
What Vashington wants most of all is an
old fas toned revival of religion, but on a
vostor Tale, so that the world will be com-
pelled o say, as of old, "We never saw it
on this fashion." But remember there is
a hum n sideas well as a divine bide tO a
• revival. Those of us brought up in the,
• counfry know what is called "a raising"
—th el tutighbors gathered together to lift
the ham y frame for a new house after the
\
titiblirs are ready to be put into theix
places. It is dangerous work, and th re
:are tient acoldents. The neighbors iad
; gatherefor such a raising, and the beatn
had all bon fitted to •their places except
one, and that very heavy. Tbat one, on
the long
1 reached .
I wrong, f
:higher.
: would fal
• lifting it.
back. T1
men, or d
With 'nig
beam to i
hold on, a
ing. Thel wives and mothers and daugh-
ters stood lin horror looking on. Then the
boss carpenter shouted tii the women,
•"Como an 3 help!"
• They oa ne, and womanly arms becallie
the- arms
• save the 11
60118 AEI W
carpehter
shouted: 't Now! Altogetheel Lift or die!
Yo, heave!" And with a utit-ed effort
that almoPt burst the blood vesselsthe
great bean went to its place, and a
huzza was beard. That is the way it s
times semis in the churches. Tempi
-a t, a s op, a catch soinewhere.
righteousrs are to be reared, but th
hal
aro liftingeall they can, but we want
hands at
more Chr
pikes of the men, had almost
ts place, when something wont
nd the men could .hoist it to
ut if it did not go in its place it
back tip= the men who were
It had already begun to settle
e boss carpenter shouted: "Lift,
e! All together 1 Yo—beave 1"
tier push they teed to send the
s place, but. failed. Still they
1 the time their Strength lesson -
2 giants, for they were lifting to
-es of husbands And fathers and
11 as their own. Then the boss
polluted one of the beams and
wild
Ine-
s of
re is
, few
noi!t)
this raising and more he 'els,
stiau men to help—aye, ore
Christian Iwomen to re -enforce. If the
work Whin means the death of 1tfly
souls. At together! Men and woml of
God! Lift or die! The top stone I risb
come to it . place " with shoutings of g$co,
grace untq it." God is ready to do his
part. Arc we ready to do our part? Tier°
Is work ndt only for the knee of prayer,
but for th li shoulder of upheaval.• ;
i The Door of Mercy.
And Dela, I would like to see this h lir
that which I have never seen, belt hop to
see—a wItole audience saved under no
flash of the Eternal Spleit. = Before yori
out of any1 of these doors eater the doo
mercy. lather and moth I r, come in
bring yoijir children -witij you. Ne
married fcIlks, consecrate our Iifetiin
God and he married for ete nity as wel
time. Young man, you 'ill want G
before yore - get through
you want him now. YOUD
out God this is a hard wo
One and 411, wherever you
lift my yoke so that you 0
In the corridors and on the
in the wards of the Medi
captain, 'tall upon thy G
God will 'think upon us,
not." Oh
go
of
nd
•ly
to
d
his world, ill1d
W0111812, wit -
id for women..
sit or stand
n hear it, out
street, and
erranean slee
If so be that
that we perieli
, what news to trail; what 4ews
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