The Huron Expositor, 1905-08-18, Page 6-t
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SWIMMER BOYTON'S REBUKE TO
THE MEAN MILLIONAIR
assim
FIFTVItENTs FOR SAVING LIFE
feliTATE FOR SAWS
ft RAEttfo- FARM FOR SALE AR RENT.- 11
Cantin terra %ttnlev township, 145 Bereft. B
Apply to IL 8. HAYS, Barrisler, Seeforth.
125541
IDUILDDIO LOTS FOR ilALE.-For sale, nevem'
jaa desireble building lets in the town of area -
forth. These tote are situated In one of the best ,
parts of the town and are well pianted with the
cheinert of fruit. Andy to W. D. MeLeanat the
ExeoarrosOFVOlig.Leaforth. 194041
ACRE FARM FOR SALE -Being the eee
hell of Let 8, in the let concession of the.
QWnSIiI of Efullett, county of Huron. This le
good term mid will be Reid• on eater terms. For
pattleulars apply to J. M. BM, 8eaferth, Oilier 0, ,
Solicitor for TONEY NE1S DALE, 1962-5
-DROFITABLE INYESTMENT8.-1 Om lend,
.I.. motley on hoorayed qearter notions ef 100
aove3 ea.* at from 8 to 10 per cent. per anomie
Only first mortgazea taken. Ample aeturity given
Tweets Titleyatens ha peewit, From $300 up,
ean be lent on News worth from .$1,00
For further pertimilara write to n,. J A. JA.OKe
SON, 13arrister, etc.. Ponoka, Alberta. 195941 ,
ARM FOR SALE. -For aale lot 29, concession 2,,
IL R. 8., Tuckerentith, containing 100 acres„
all °leered exeept about live acme of good hard-
wood. An underdreir ed, well fenced and in a good
state of cultiyetinn. A goad brick house and twq
berm one with stene stabling underneath. Plenty
a good water anda peed beering orchard. Thte
farm Is wen saapted far either etock or grain.
About midway between Seaforth and Clinton. Art
ply on the preinisea or Seaforth P. O. II. TOWN..
SEND, Proprietor. 1942M
ffOUSE AND LOTS YOU SALE -For eat° brisk
house end 2 lottein 80atorth. One dot hop
on North an Street end the other on West Wit.
Bam Street. The house is a cam o
eettage and contains 3 bedroom, 'dining rood; sop
tiog room and kitchen, with good caller under the
whole house. Surd and soft water in the hone".
Then is alio sa good stable and driving shed. All
kinde of fruit on the Iht. Apply to J. L ALLAN,
ndesboro.or to O. W. aTKIXSON, fleafaih.
I905x4tf
R SALE -A farm containing 103 florae Of fend,
being Lot 6, Coeceseion 7, in the Tow 'shit/ Of
Tuckerarnitb, dye native from Seatorth and belong-
ing p the estate of tthetlate Michael O'Keefe. This
farm te suit:the for cultivation or pasturmand wIll
betel," on triasrmarsle terms. For full pattieulars
app 'y to THOMAS BROWN, Auctioneer, Peeforth
P.O. 196141
ree'
MIAMI FOR SALE, -Lot /0, ConcessioM 4, Hite
J' herb, containing ILO tierce more or lees Is 14
'offered for sale an eesy terms. On the place
are a. good frame house. large bar/with good steab.
ling underneith. There is also ore Pre of itneh
anct the farm is well drained and in a splendid
state of cultivation. Handy to market, !school, and
.church For Nether paittoulars apply on the place
'to ItOBERT L &VERY. 1954x4tt
I '
ut All.Men Are Not Like That Banker
—Such Incidents Should Not Make
Pessimists of Men For There Are
Others So Opposite Thst Redeem
Humanhty For Their Taint—Tal-
triage's Sermon.
Entered according to Act of Parliament of Canada,
in the year 1905, by Frederick Diver, of Toronto,
at the Department of Agriculture, Ottawa.
Los Angeles, Cal., Aug. 13.—In this
sermon the preacher shows iliat if the
,
churcb ever rneans to win the world
for Christ it must be true to its pro-
fessions, collectively and individually.
The text is Solomon's Song vi, 10,'
"Terrible as an army with banners."
Difficult is it "to keep sweet and keep
moving," as a poet once wrote—diffi-
cult not to look upon the dark side of
life and be impressed by the mean-
nesses and the contemptiblene,ss of
men rather than by man's good quali-
ties and by his nobilities. -Almost all
people every day of their lives have.
, some injustices or selfishnesses prac-
ticed upon them. Unless very careful
' eve are prone to become pessimistic
fend to entertain disparaging views of
our felkner ellen,. n may be that the
conduct of some with whom we come in the first plac , is not to be e iinated
i
In contact leads us to think them as by the myriad numbers of herisoldiers,
worthless as that man whose life Paul nor the costlineits of her herr aka, nor -
1.
the lofty altitutlie of her wat htowers,
nor the inexhat.Otible gold of tier treate
Slissaing
frirRON EXPOSITOR
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i
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LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, TORONTO
1005
The Bonfight Maids clo not rub and boll their clothes to shreds -they
%email the eaay Sunlight way
now a hana.tt
The future Of the conquerin
church,
Boyton saved a few years • ago. Mr.
Boytee was spending a few weeks in
Atlantic City, on the New Jersey coast.
• One day the cry of "Help!" -was raised.
A. ba:ther who was very wealthy
man had been swimming far out be-
yond the life lines. Caught in the -cur-
rents, he was being swept out to sea. -
Mt Boyton at once jumped into the
water and at the peril of his Own life
brought this millionaire fe shore Lin an
unconscious condition. • Next day the
rescued man hunted up Paul Boyton.
After thanking 'hint forwhat he had
done he took out of his pocket a big
roll of bills. He turned them over and
'over, "Then he put the bills back into
his 'pocket. Not one .was small enough
for his fancy. Then he took out a
fifty cent inece, and handed it to the
-
rescuer. "What is that for?" asked the
great swimmer. "Why, for saving my
life." "Oh!" said Boyton. Then the
swimmer took out his own pocketbook
and counted out 49 cents and handed
them back to the 'millionaire. "Here
Is your change," said he. "For What?"
"Why,"..,. said Boyton, "you have _over-
paid me. Any millionaire like You
wile would -offer a man 50 cents for
saving his life has a soul so mean and
small that it is not worth more than a
penny, if It .is worth _even that." It
was the reproof of a justly incensed
man. But we have to beware lest un-
der provocations. similarly contempti-
ble we come to entertain too low an
estimate •of human character as a
whole.
The pessimistic way in which some
of us regard men is very similar to the
estimate some of us place upon the
spiritual Movements of the day, espec-
ially those which find expression in
the work of the church of the Lard
Jesus Christ. We try to honestly and.
intelligently read ";he signs of the
time." • There we find muCh to dis-
courage 1.13. We do not see the chil-
dren of this generation loving the
word. of God and the house of God as
clid the fathers and mo hers of the past
generation. We find our Sabbaths look-
ed upon as holidays instead of holy
('.aye. fincl the "golden calf" the
shtine at which the human race, is
anxious to worship.and that the saloon
Is being intrendhed everywhere. 'We
finn the Bible being driven out of our
public eel -tools and that many of our
slate colleges have men in 'their pro-
fuseerial encl presidential chairs who
rievt r darlzen the door"; of the church
and evimee whole influence, direct and
indirect, is to 1. acl tht'ir s.rt1 ltts into
the pathe of "free thought' and riot
Inn) the pc...the converging at the feet
of the Lerd Jesus C.`lexist, "Yes," some
et yeti :-ny. "it is tiff well . enough tq
tent about a• ceming millennium, but
a-asre ere
the -signs of its coming?
"I -11f! d le growing darker and
lealter. This is net a spiritual land Of
the inknegh: run. but one of midday
elaceness Everything epiritually seems
O be Koine; askew." Ie iteelny bro:her?
tvotfil not have 3rou take sueh a de-
ineees el view of things. Iaam to -day
eoieg in take my s -and upon the pro-
f hey of my text. I am not only going
O show you a vision of a conquering
eate-elt in ;be year to corne, but a con -
11' slag elutreli in the years that .are
1AR.11 FOR SeLE.-Ixt 88, Concession 7, Mo-
le Killop. This farm contains 100 aoree cf good
land, has on it a bank barn 61 x 4With 6,foot Stone
stabling. Also a good 8 -roomed briak lotne, or
.chard, good water, ate. it is sit wiles from ;r3ea.
forth and utiles from Conatoneepost eftio, Apply
-to WM. R. ttleANSHARD, Sturgean FaI4, -Ont.. or
-to E. HINCEILEY, Seaforth. T 19614f
"DARK FOR SALE -Lot 111, conression 1,Utborne,
U containing 99 acres, situated on the London
Bead, 1 mile from Efensell, and 4 n11189 frnm iExeb.
new. It is in a first elass state nf culthitation bottle'
'well drained a WI tile, neatly all summer !allowed
and seeded to grateansarly all fenced With new Oar
ter wire fence. On the farm ie a stone boUse and
plenty of outbuildirgs, including one ot the' finest.
Poultry houees in ()toed°. There are two !WON, a
spring creek, and a flawing spring that !would 611 e
bree-froh tile. Apply on the farm or to Menaall
exist office. BENJAMIN HOGG&RTEL 196851
"DARK FOR SALE.-Fer sale, lot 18„I conce glen
P 4, In Ribbert, oontaireng 100 acred. On the
tplece is & briok d vellieg house. With frame
kitehee, with all necessary outbuildingis and lots a
.good etabling ; well fenced, welldrained and plerty
of good water. There are 9 acres of buell. It is
situated two ani a half miles from Dublin station,
where there is a good market. Convenient te
whom; ani churches r t all denominations. Apply
on tbe premises or address ANDREW h1cLELLAN,
Dahlia 1' O. 19654f
"%TILLAGE PROPERTY FOR SALE. -For R1B iti
✓ Ezinondville, a oorefortable frame haute with
three acres of land in a very fertile condition ith
plenty of large and small fruita for Willie Inae else,
large barn and outbuildings in good repOr. Thel
'house has been recently overhauled J and contaitte
seven rooms with chotee celltr, tell sloe, geed wood
6hed also summer kitchen and an excellent spring
well and good °Mere. Any person eosirlter a cern-
4ortable, quiet home of this description, eov,snient
to Pan, anould not wide this opportunity. Will be
sold ressoosely and on easy terms. For further
particuiare apply on the premises or addrese Eg.
toondville P. 0., %VAL BUROLZ. , 19.134f
• •
DARM FOR SALE -For sale, Ieib 28, Concession
‘• 2, II 11. 3, one of the best fermis th Tunker.
Fran, containinz 100 acrei. ft is an exception lig
.elsen form with u) waste I ind ; tIl 'seeded to grass
mo t of it having been In posture five et aix year,
ft is extra well sappiteci with water Oa the farm
is a good brink house and t bArns with stone
stabling uncle um% with cement 11 'ore. , Plenty of
,frait trees of d'fferent kinds. 14 le pleasently
alt-
uated in a gnod peighborhood, being °mph -If mile
front school and $jr miles from Seatorth, Arply on
the printleci or address 301IN B,J613, 8..r.forth
V. 0., Ont. 1984-tf
-VIARM FOR RALE -North half of Lot 12, Con -
fl cession 6 Morris, containing 100 aeree, situated
oft the gravel ro‘cl, tour and a hilt miles west of
Brussels and four mites foal B dlgrave. There are
'80 acres ale wed, wrIl d•ained, renOei a.td in a
good state of cultivation, at primp t touted do.vu.
The remaining 251 acres id covered with ettelient
timber. Trier° fa a good frame house with to us
cellar, gold frame bare with stone Ettabling timer-
neath, aspod bead Jg °reward and an aatuadance of
good water. Thrre le a churoli end a peas offi3e
within half a nille ant a echool within' three q tar.
true of a n.04. For furtear pertfaulart anpl e t3
MRS. B. MILLIE, i1ensg11. 1953x3tf
13IA11N1 FOR S,. -Fr eats I lt 290 on the oth
U concession of Hi "bed, e teinine 00 }tors/teen
al 4 good state of c iltivettom There i no th i pre -
mine a Mak house aad brick kitehen ani agaol
*slier. There is els) a large bolt barn, 60 K 40 and
a leant° of 1.2 Net, with stooe stahlinr unierne ith.
Also &shed 80 x 80 ft. anzi a driving nausd will
etarerythIng co npleto. There are pates never failing
wells on the premises, Sher s ie aldo a lerge orohtrd
and good gerden. There ara toe acres of fell wheat
sown and there are 40 mares sealed do vn. Either
suitsble for hay or pasture. All the.tall pleeening
is. done. The farm 14 Well uaderdrained wittt tile
and well fenced with Wird loves. It is In a gm,'
locality, being situated t vo Kai a heq miles frun
Chiselhurat, where there 1 aput Mil an 1 two
churches, Metbodisi and Presbyterian, d mills from
Seaforth and there is a po4 greed road ruentne
part the farm. It Is in gob 1 csailtien eat wilt be
sold on reaecteable term 51,4 the proprietor :Wishes
to r. '-e. 'or further p %relent ire apply on th
premises or to CHARLEi EBErttlA.R.r, Steff. a P.
v., Onterlo. 1047-tf.
41PORTANT NOT (0118.
FOR 8ALE at Seaforth catmeel Mill, q
aaleaga wheat, sold ether kiln dried or un-;
.drled at 60o Der bushel sr at 65o Inc lets. W vie
TER TEIOMPiON rh tiONS, Lit -nitre& 19 32-tt
leOR SALE.
CeiIIORTHORNS FOR S LE. -,-The undersigned
0 has for sale on Lab 16, Concession 2, Hay, a
-.number of' Up-ta-date thoroughbred suorth
butts, they are of the law sot block it type, dirk rad
in color and of choice breeding. Twee are all elig-
ible for registration aril will be sill reasoe>.bly.
JOHN ELDER., !tenor' P. 0. 1948-1.1
• EIDEBTER SHEEP AND SHORTHORN CATIL
Li FOR SALE.-The:undesigned has for stale soy
erai thoroughbred Leicester Sheep and Durban
Cattle of both sexes. Addrees Egniondville P. 0. o
Annie at term, 51111 Road, Tuokeremith. ROBEFa
.DHAIITERS az sows. 18724
QTI0
RTEIORN-1 FOR te ALS.- %. few terendly bre.'
8coteh
Short Hills with regi stared }ascii-
grees, 8 to 21 m mbhe.\. Prices front 850 ta 80, if
taken. 11003, also cows and heifers at about the setne
prima, alto a few 13 nee,htre ,OWd four months' old
DAVID- MILNE, Ethel, Oat, 193241
Red Cedar
SHINGL
Oar Just ,Arrived.
N. CLUFF 'at SONS.
LUMBER YARD auti PLANINa MIL
SEAFORTII.
DO YOU KNOW
THAT BACKACHE
IS THE FIRST
SYMPTOM OF
KIDNEY TROUBLE
It Is! and you cannot be too
careful about it.
1 A little backache let run will
finally cause serious kidney
trouble. Stop it in time,;
TAKE
DOAN'S
KIDNEY
PILLS.
ury, nor the ,arpness oa' ber steel
weapons. Theg -text does not ask:
"Who is she theit coineth for, leading
on an alined hfot like that w th Which
the invading conqueror, Kire Darius,
alis, or
bridged
the Hellespontoi- like: that w th which
Alexander th it Great conqeered the ,
Persian empire'. Oh, no, b.1,1 it does •.
say: "Who is slte that co11eth forth -
as the rnorninell, fair as the moon, clear '
as the sum" ',Thus the first great es -
le -
sential of the li conquering ehurch of
Christ to -whicfli.I would ca'l your atel'a,
tention is that she must be''"elear as
the sun," Th44 means, as all the light
and ail the tat of Attie ekrth come
from the grea ' orb which rises in the
east, so all ti* teachings oe tenets or'
beliefs or mieds of the -b, onquering
church must radiate froini the Sun
of Righteousfsess, the risen Christ.
Christ must, aik the centre, ithe circum-
ference, the ekidir, the zeniab, t/he be.;
ginning and tibe ending and the all of
that conquerfig church oi- Othere shall
be no triumph/ ahead of her. What' the
rising sun is o the natural world, the
Sun of •Bigl4ousness is to the spirit-
ual world,
A true emleeption of Jesus Christ
Lo as, neceeeti,).7 to the church as is
:he aun's raellence to the earth. Can-
not you. granip it? Cannot you discern
It in the beeilitiful panorama you wit -
Pegged man* years ago, when you
arose one mOrning very early on Mount
Washingtort4o See the sun rise in old
New England? You,went forth in the
darkness a, took Your position on
Sunrise . POlat.- •The whole world
seemed dea0 as you left the hotel pi-
azza. The fiervants were asleep. The
night clerkor the watchman. 'was the
only perso*q around to speak to you.
The trees, iall and grim in outline.,
setemed likeg1gan tic highwaymen, with
their black, hatS drawn down over
their tore:14ot and their black cloaks
thrown abqiit their shoulders, under
which they2i_ were concealing the fatal
dirks. Off li-t the dieta,nce by. the dim
• light of the stars you; could see the
mountains iinking lowereand still low -
as stepping, stones leaking to a gi-
gantic thrOise. Slowly, almost imper-
ceptibly, 1.4'0 light of the stars dwin-
dled and 4ie blackness of the night
Was changeel into a -dull gray. Then the
tops if th n eastern bills became rim- •my father's farm we used to have
med.veith4i golden coverig., The sun's moonlight sleteehriding parties. We
head liftedt:, itself as though one of the would wait uatil the sun had set. Then
huge roplei touched bysGod's finger, we would have supper. Then the big
w
had been ttihan•ged into a huge, living :sleighs, with their heavy robes, euld
coal. Higlier and higher rose the sun, be driven up. -About 8 or 9 o'clock
as the glow' ing headlight of the oncom- over the eastern hills the pale faced
ing--locoinfitive off in the distance is nnion would arise. 'With her mellow
light she would flood the valleys anti
seen . comlig out of a Hoosic tunnel.
t
Lakes .ben'Ome. .burnished mirrors Of the white robed trees. Then over the
light, and Ors mighty sea. off in the din- crisp snow the runners would slide,
sa.nce becnenes - a reservoir of light,
the bells would Jinfile, the dogs would
and the livers, as parts of a great
bark and thmerey songs would be
network , pread at your feet, be- sung. But we woulcanot expect a moon'
come
'
1,
dome lifirffr threads. The heavens drip light ride aridn-a, sinlight ride at the
with lighte and the earth is flooded 'same time." Perhaps not, my friend.
with it. ,Vhd birds begin to sing and But, though we canflot see the sun and
the coclai‘,. begin to crow. Off in the the moon rise and set at the same -time.
diatancc• Nee farmers are seen starting -
if you have ever camped upon the
for the fids and the cattle for the pas- heights of old Greylock of theteperkphire
tura. Thi,, sun has at last risen, and hills, in the early hours of the morn -
morning has lighted her many confla- Me you would have seen the sun rise
gratnms. n "Who is she that coreeth
before the moon has set. Together, for
.forth as flie morning, fair as the moon.
a time, they sit upon their thrones in
and cleaie as the sun?" Cannot- you
the heavens, as King Ferdinand and
grasp itet The church, the conquering
Queen Isabella together governed the
church -441e church. clear in her di-
kiagdoms of Castile and of Aragon.
vine bellOs, clear in her conception of
Now, where does the moon gather
Jesus tatitist! In feeder to have a, con -
her light? I find this pld earth stretch-
quering ahurch we must hold fast to
ing out her arms and -warming her
Christ, tleA the alpha and omega, the
body by the blazing fires of the sun's
beginninte and the ending, Which is
and wasand which is o come, the al-
t
migh-y elad omnipoten Christ. • The
conouerittig church muSt be •clear in
•re'ferepq to her belief in the i atone-
ment. ,a•Vhat the sun rising in the
(1st ande se tting in the west is to the
natural ivorld the Sun. of Righteous-
ness Is i'a tho zobqUering church.
Do not 'Christ's own words prOve that
the roqo we exalt:him the more we
shall coequer in his dear name? Read
his pronekee as recorded in `the' twelfth
chapzer !of John, "And I, if I be'lifted
uP, will raw all Mee unto me." What
does iliti,a mean? You find the connec-
tion bepereen that statement and an-
- other irt:the third chapter of the same
book, "As Moses lifted -ue) the serpent
in the ivilderness, ever,. so must.- the
Sou of ltiei be lifted' up." 1V,Iethinks
I am W'andering about in the • Israefit-
ish can:ief-In the "land of Edom. Oa
overthrew the Babylonian
like that witN which Zerxe
They cure where ail others
fail. As a specific for Backaches
and Iiidndy Troubles they have
no equal. Here Is what .
MR. 40. H. SOMERVILLE9
of Stewartqn, N B., writes: "I was so
troubled with a sore back I could not get
out of bed in the mornings for over. a year.
I got a. boi of Doan's Kidney Pills and
before had them half taken -I could see
I was deriving some benefit from them,
and before I had taken thorn all my back
was O.K. and I have not, been troubled,
since." a
Sleep h'e will. Then, by main force, as
a drowning man is pulled out of the
surf, they drag him over the sand to
the foot of the brazen serpent. "0
God," they. ery, "is it tee late? Will
he not open his- eyes and look? Man,
you are dying. Look, look and livel"
At last, as in a drowning stupor, ne
halfway opens his eyes and looks. A
the Sun? Is every word Iraeare every
thought that is cradled- In my` brain,
every hope, every desire, every deed, an
echo, a 'reflection of my Saviour's life,
who gave up his life that Sinful man
might live? The moon is speaking to
the church members to day With her'
mellowed light she is signalling thi0
message, "Church members, when you
hrist then
conquering
as church •
daytime be :
e night be
preach Christ end live
Christ's church shall be a
,church." Men and women
members, will you in the
clear as the sun and in t
fair as the moon, whom G d has sent
as an evangelist to us to teach. us the
need of purity?
But we must not stop here. Having
a olear voiced pulpit and. a consecrated ,
pew, what shall we find? At once the
outside world will begin, to crowd the
church doors 'even' as d ves flee to
their windows. The new onverts Will
come to Christ by the h neireds and
the -thousands, There ,t absolutely
no doubt about it. The chief I -ea -eon
why men and woolen ar net corning !
to Christ to -day Is becaus most of the
nip of the world bellev our profes-
sion of religion to be a sham and a
mockery. Give us a. puOfted church
and an honest and consistent church
membership and the n• ew enverts shall
crowd the seats in such umbers that
whole communities will e born insai
day.
The scenes of a grea church tri-
umph which shall yet be witnessed in
our land if church members are true to
their discipleship will b marvelously
witnessed in the trio phs of the
church of the Lord Je us Christ in
foreign hinds. • The reass is our foreign
rnissionari 03 are not ecomplishing
what they should is not due. to their -
lack rif faithfulness and consecration.
It is mit due to any def et in the doc-
trine they are preachin . It is due
side of the Christian leis, ionary. With
• alino.st entirely to the .issitn:ul white
1 man who enters heathe lands along-
;
every ship that sets sell from our
shores carrying the white man's Bible
there goes also the whi e rhan's cask
of whiskey and the white man's his.
rue to God, it
, nor twenty
whole world
e united for
heathen lands
derful march
when he land-
rom the island
5. Re had not
tremor, a life giving tremor, shoots
If the white Tiler' were
through his body. He has looked, and
would not be fifty year
he will live. So, my friend, the church • years hence, before the
of the Lord =Jesus Christ is to be a ;
' would be capsured for C
conquering church when she lifts high I
i, If the white men w
the Cross. ,, •
' i Christ this captiere of th
To that Cross we must' lead, and, if .
would , be like a' the wo
necessary, even drag those wile are ; of Napoleon Bonaparte
drugged and poisoned a,nd stupefied by
,. : 'on the French coast
their sins, That does not mean that • of Elba in February, 18
we should ma.ke a shrine out of a see- i -with -him even a corpo al's guard, but
tarlan creed; that does not mean that!
, the French people belie ed in him. No
we should struggle to, make Episcopa - ,
' sooner did the dethrone
ians out of Methodists or Presbyterians .
for his old capital tha
out of Baptists, but it does mean that ; Philippee soldiers open
we shall bring men and women, be- fortresses. The people
numbed by sin, no matter how ear they in their streets. As
have wandered away from God, ,back back to his own he ei
to a Saviour's love and a a.viour e re- . palace of the Tuilerie
demptien. Hear ye not the divine as- -the church captures o
sura,nce, "And I, if I be lifted up, virill Cbrist foreign lends
draw all men unto me?" 0 God, give
Christ. China, will wel
us a conquering church, clear as the
sun.. Make the light of our -church
shine from the leiring, pardoning eyes
of Christ, who had died that siinful man him, "As 4n army te
might live. "Clear as the sun"—aye, ners" the cafureh will
clear as the Sun of Righteousness, ture the whole world
which will scatter every black mist out we, as true, Christian
of tpe dark night of every sinful hot-
her and do our duty
zon. ,
But we cannot picture the conquer- home.
Now, my friends,
Ing church as P great invading army, bers are we ready to
with her banners flying in the winds church of ours as a
ad her soldiers singing their hallelu- Are we ready to say
will receive him, Core
receive him, Africa an
and the islands of the
emperor start
King Louis
d for bins their
welcomed him
king coming
tered again.- his
As soon •as
r own land for
will welcome
ome him, japan
and India will
Sonth America
eas will receive
rible with ban -
arch on to cap-
er Christ when
disciples, purify
by her here at
church mem-.
eart forth this
oneuering host?
"Lord, like the
iahs of triumph as they tramp along, moon reflecting the light of the sun 1
until 'we find her fair as the moon, will froan henceforth
as well as "clear as the sure" The reflect thee?" Are N
"queen of night" here offers her sym- ."Lord, I will give my
bols as well as the "golden chariot_ of in mind and body a
the: day." The moon has Just as much wherever I may go a
a'part to play with the advancing hosts the world at large
of the conquertng church as has ,the
clearaass of the sun. As theeehildren
of Israel were led through the wilder -
goes one who has
with. God,' and wou
and Joy?" Are you
ive for thee and
re ready to say,
elf to thy service
d .so that
id whatever I do
Yin 'say, 'There
een communing
d have his peace
ns In the long journey of forty years ready to. do this,
my brother? Then therever you go
ty 'the pillar of fire as well as by the .you will find not a d ad church, but a
pillar of cloud so we new find the "fair living church, for, like Peter at the
moon" and the "clear sun" are coneom-
'tants. They must move along side by
side. - They must continually be seen
at the same time by a watching world.
The twain, as at a Marriage altar, must
indeed become one in life.
"9h," some one says to me, "but that
Is Impossible. You cannot' have the
sun' and the moon shining at the same
lime. When we were children back on
furnaces. When I think of tb.e sun, I
picture the old New England Purita,n
coming out in the January snowstorm
chilled and cold and hugging the old-
fashioned andiron to get warm. But
when I approach the moon I find she
has no fres. Here are only deep city -
erns and a burnt out grate. Then I
cry out in amazement, "Oh, moon, from
whence cometh thy light?" "Man, I
am not a blazing furnace like the sun,
• hear the moon answer. "I am not
simply a burnished mierore All the light
I have is reflected back to earth, be-
cause the sun's rays bait upon my
sides." Then I say to myself: "Ole yes!
• know what the old book means when
If declares that the conquering church
is to be 'clear as the sun' arid 'fair as
the moon.' It means that the church
of the Lord Jesus Christ shall conquer
the world for Christ art en she does two
things: She must preach Jesus, and
account:tit the sinful dissatisfaction cif
the people God has sent them the
• plague ,O serpents. We can hear their
hiss eerywhere. The people, with
clubs anti swords and spears are kill-
ing tiet serpents by the hundreds and
the theesands, but tho more they kill
the naqi.,, the serpents seem to spring
up. Sieddenly one of these serpents
• buries its fangs in tbe naked leg of a
man pit the outskirts of 01'2 camp.
"Cnene, cry his companions, "come
and lank at the brazen serpent which
Itloses'tbas titled, and you shall live."
But ate deadly poison IF, doing as
work. Like a man henuMbed by the
Irlieeatilts cold and determined to 11?
down 4n the snowdrifts and -sleep, this
Hebreiy wants to lie down and sleep
the sk1p of death. "Let me alone:
he milers, "let me sleep." His friends
rouse The beat him to keep Up
flue eNiculation. But 11 does no good.
Jesus alone; secondly, all the members
of that future church in their private
„lives must be reflecting the light of the
gospel as found in the light of Jesus
• Christ,"
Most of us see tins symbol to our own
shame. 0 moon, thou fair cheeked,
laughing eyed, golden lipped moon! 0
moon, thou beautiful queen of the
night, who doth carry no lantern, yet
whose face is aglow with light because
the sun's rays have kissed ',thy fore-
head as the skin of Moses shone when
he descended from Mount -Sinai, 'fter
talking face to -face wi:h God! 0 moon,
thou dear friend, who kept vigil with
me as I paced the ship's deck under
Southern Cross and bade thee carey
messages of love to my dear ones by
tile moaning seas of an Atlantic coast!
Is my life reflecting the divine life a
Christ as thou dost reflect the light of
beautiful gate, in ti e name of Jesus
Christ Au shall m ke men who are
spiritual cripples rlsr up and walk.
May God move us church members,
one and all, to resu rect this day our
church for his glory nd his honor into
the conquering hos of an invincible
army'. ,
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other,
But you can o both equally well at the same
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The G T. 1:' Terminus.
A despatch fr+m Vitoria, Brit-
ish Columbia say: The most con-
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offered in substa tiation, of bho an-
nounoement ttha1t Kaien Island, 25
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of Laurier Oity, the 1v:esteem ter-
minus of Mae na ;lomat tratuscontin-
ental, i.s found in tfiee contents of 'the
jib
minute of coundi of tiho Provincial
Govern,mont atria ed to the grant
of 10,000 acres land, explusiveof
Indian reserves On the Island, just
made to the cmany at a price of
ji per. attre. ur tihotteand aeres
, in ell are c1iasad as suitable for
I bownsite purpose and it is under-
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1tbe sehkteid site eing made the petr-
,
: Me.nent vveitlern terminus of bhe
new , ansoonti rite! Todd, wilth.
divisional f ofti s, shops, round- ,
ihouses, to., ant Mat construction
f lthe railway a d works at tine Pa-
lainic end be commenced prior to
June ist; 1906, nd completed w i eh -
in two years h "-after. The terms 1
of this grant 'would . appear to end
the multitude f conjectures that
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jeative qn43. KalenP a merely tem-
porary road ufl& tor speoulative
put p ewes, snob. ae Port ;Morey was
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