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rea dilng of the Scriptures, at which
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11 I I Chris I, Ad n referred to could lut :f- matuni gar the war gang on?" .1 . . . -1
- ; . w6rikers'and descrilies w.�)at resuscitate him. That accident'is often gospel of Jesus Christ, and' serlmons vo &risc'n had'he Leviters, who had ,been. drl'
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._.. he thinks wil ' quoted - now in religio circles as a preached on the Sabbath will reverber- Wen in Jerumalem. After his (Je.,Lth, - - veri to se 114 - Kinsty," said I " ive like 4 1 . 1 4.
. I . F be the mode.s of preach- � 's boe f, e support, and put them again In their Aweel, I . I
� �� � ,%varning against Intle in chumh. ate all arQund the world, and. some by and during .Neliemiah - a nc 1,,'tl1 1 _
� � Ing the gosp4ei somno e thib. Suppose Isauchle Robiwin all' L
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. A mans x.',,;., 7, 1 It is Just as 'much a warning to - min- type' and -some by voice, -all h4tio-ris olq"*Ulg ,Cnemies ;who had bm-il Iii. worship & the temp:e. Then, lest no me m,L'i tae quarrel, no, tae SaY that - .
.. I I * Or ininistry, let us wall. ; Istens against prolixity. Euty.chuis was will be evangelized. lenced by Nehemtall took cOu rag ' we wull, ye ken, Kirsty, but ji8t 1.
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� wrong in his somnolence, but Paul .. and opened the flocx1gatai of evil, t.1011 of the _,11`4 b bath, Nehemiah ordered RUPPOW" we wis, an' Lauellie cam' #
. 4 . . I N%'hilv I %%a sealed on* the. plazza ot made a mistake when he kept on until th(me wbo aiv, engaged In Christian so that a deluge of sin rushed in. up tae the hoose here an' sterted
A hotel at' L - 1r4 t' I the city gates c'.osed a little earlier -
M I In' On, Ky., one sumni,.!ir midnight. .o!He ought to have stopped work. not only -upon theological *stud- As a natural consoquence criuiesand tae mak a noioe. an' I wiR tae say I
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*Ven.n,-,,, a tre tlenian asked me,,�-What at eleven o'clock and there would.have ents and ;vwng zpinistets,..but upon all
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� . ___ . . do yuu think f tile coming, serMoni_?" been -no accidtint. If Paul mi -ht have 'who-i4vacAl Z.120 -gospel and all who ex- .8ing .'increased rapidly. - soreLlry. to disobey God, and thus hope to tae Lauchic, GLauchie Robison, I'll , .
% I Butyposed'h was *ask"ng me in*. regai,J I 0 " * . . 11dultery, false swearhi(r, Oppres..-don, gie ye five meenits tne clear oot. . I . I
. gone on to too great length, let all hort in aw - 4uid all,of you If YOU' I i"' Vurn their attent',on to re*iigion. .Sur-
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I � sha(- to sunie new !.5"Ourse,of Dr. Cumming, - those .of us who are now preaching the are . doling your duty.' Vo you, exhort in clienating the widow. .and futlwriess; cess d(;d not com�a' at once, nor- with- tin' if ye don't dae it I'll pit ye :
of London, rho so,-Iletimes Ac,h a' . I . . ' �
v -pl*a. ed gospel 'remember that there is a limit pr*yer 'ipectIngs ? * Be shortand spirit- but. ef;peciftily was there a ret"I'll tO olit soj*e emphatle. measures. If the oot'-that wad be a ultymatum tHe ,,, i .
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Z5 ft and' I rep"ied. "I t - tile CuMtOw � Qf Mixed, Marl-Ligeg., ' .
11 -1 - I reli.glous discourse, or ought to be, 'ed. . DO you teach 'in Bible class. , peop.e would recall the fiarmness of Lauchie."
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I per � and that in our time we have no apos- Though Yoo'b'ive.td studr-every' night, - Nehemiah in his former, dea * ings wLth I "An' suppose Lauchic didaa gang,
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terward that te meam-to ask what*I.. . 4,rried the daughter of " . �
.1 thought %%-uu be� the' ehiaraet'er*s�lcs o -tolic -,power of mixacles. Mapoli6on In be Interestirig. Do you 'accost people ..Ill, �kiilballat heathen enemles, they m*,Agbt we'. 1 con- ' Sandy ?
i $1.2, , , " , f. an address -of seven ininutes thHlled on the subject of .religion In thei.r homes of * Samaria. Chapter xiii. '28. Otilerjs c:ud . be I "'Wee], I wad pit him 00t." I
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' . .army and thiilled Europe. Christ's or In _ublic plAces? St4di adroitness not only married heathen wivev, but " You P;t oot Lauchie .Robison. . .
1. 4 . � sellinons of th 1. 1;.;zt�r-2-, t'ie word "Cum- � ' , * p . . � - to:erated. It Was� busLness, and righte- ! # .
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f I . s3rmonon,,the mount, the .n-iodpl ser- and common sense. , . I � � Put away -their true *JewLsli wives Sandy M '
ming" ass a .n*@Ll11 PrO.'10tIlleed ti3e sam.e, I - ous busImess. It was for God and for .# .
- � as the word cuataia.,., as an a d i -E� e E..%, e i . � I' mon, was les:% than, eighteen minutes A. dying - hristian took out hIS wateb' to do it. Than was ackW the sin of the good of His peop:e. All their form- big. heavy man ? Nat na, that'll no' ., .
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. 9 Rut iily�- inis, ke. SLI me � 4. F � . . f --U er Wstory had shown that no man .
. . Very izllpor�' . 15. In those days -Upon 11 9 return prospers who fLghts; against God. Ither wey. I ance .saw Lauchie
I I ! . L an%i. praeLiCII .theme, I'sky tki 't .strlkeg, but efectricity-gath- Time 19 -tat an -end for me, knd eternity to j0ru6,,.Ll0m,.aj1d wjlile I - - � I
V ,,, "The Com: ns ermon." . - 4 � 10 was ell- . belp,Ln' a poliEman in u fecht. an' -
.9 , d- �� . . �r * ei�eLl into.a thunderbolt and hurled, and - begin.§.'.' Oh, my fiiends, ., when our - ' a
. � � . .. .Before th.e. rprid - is converted the it is ' ' gaged in ni-tking the reforms .-above NEWER SET*F00T ON SIIOI?E. I'm feart, Sandy, lie wad lauch at
. .. I I , k . - not,religious truth scattered over watch has ticked away for us the. last - '
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. ...., , style� of rellgi us dise6urse will have Lo and spread- out oV . er a vast., reac * nwiltioned. 111' Judah-Tll(,� land of 1, you... � I I
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4-.* , be converLe-1. Yea migaL as well go in- * * the Jews, where God's Ia.w t;h 66 Never yt�u heM. Kirsty, that's &
-, . -eligious truth projected in' -ps ,the last hour,!'may it b6 found we - M
� � - to Cle .1116de Sedan or Getiysbur,,,; I %ime, 'but i - otild Stran,re Fear and Pena iiee of at Sailor
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. , " With buws an, arro-.%'s, llnst�ad of rMLS ,_ ul. and rives its indifference. - the very best 'way, and,whether - ,11A'd become so bold tuat ' E .
#,L _ . and baintshe s.'and parxs- ut artillery- the so I we . . 110 effort plaiia.shun I've gien ye. r.ven gin
. - . . 'HE V be made to co e I The tragedy of a lifetime vrftrj Lauchie coould bate me, it ma kA tiae
L.. AS to eX]PPecL a . cunquer.,this world fo;.I. When 'the religious discourse -.of the preached the gospel In - public, -or taught 'emed 0 n ea their
� I .-arrives- in this land and in- Sabbatfi classes' ' or ''adihinistereo , bbath-brc-aking. Tread differens. Suppose t , t Lauchie's the L
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. � God by the Id stt.yles of exhuri.a.411k)II � the .Christian church,-. the iliscourse th,0 sick as physicians.. or bargained as presses.' These were large. v'atv, broad Atlantic oil tile' Americ'n 811il) BritLsh enemy, an' I'm the Boor Gov -
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... .. . . d ' .the-i'sernion, most adapted Lo.i startle the -nations and usher in the torney-s. or ,were. -b . usy as artisans or el;�ht feet .aqtULM. and (Aver a E. B. Sutto,n, which sailed for San ernment, un' - I tell Lauchie, tae
. . atr,! * , I fcy,)t -deep. Lnto -wli,ich grape -.4 ' w clear out, or I'll Pit ilLni oot, an' -
# Lhe Z-31 in w�;.ch he lived, but if Ches', ' ere Francisco yesterday. Among lier %W .
' * L; ' kiii.-doni, i't will be a brief .-disco u r.pe. husbandmen or as mechanics, or were, tirrown and trodden. by feet of men, crew of twenty-four is one man, Wal. - �.
l qermotis wer,e preached now they would " � ' . 1a uchie dimia gang; whit hap-
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. . - . divide an, aa4ience !knto'two ciasses- I flear,it, all theological students, t,ha,. called to give ` owed in i,o a lowor ter Dunbar, a foremost hand, on Pens T' I
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. - , � I . tol.ling for Christ and the salvation of borah, to rouse -the.courage of some ,"t viOlatiO Of the ancient lai+ tion which ha*s embittered his entire say, 'Kirsty, rin doon tae tht vor-
But there is *a discourse of the future. , . * * I . (F X. X'C. 8 d ner aw toell thae twa polL=,lu tao - -. .
. . . � I I - -11), as well as of the re. existence. He coufidently believes .
. � Watho ,will preAch iL 1, have nu idta. In . immortuls-brevity, brevity. timid .8ar,ak ,In-, the Lord4k conflict, we :
� . . I I . .. , ' ' I C*nt covenant ihade by the peoDle. p for a meen it.' " . I
. I But, I , reinark also that the -re.1191 . did our work in -such a way that It will, .1 that to satisfy tile wrath of an of. COMC' u
% . w h.L L vart of �he earth A.will be born 1. ng t In she . "An' suppo�oe It wLs a lonely coult- 4
:deu. , In wli�eh deao . nunaLion , aus, ;discourse of ' the - .. future of stand the *test of � the judg 'erit! And --Hurlbut. Bringi aves-In fended Deity it W h1s destiny to . . �
� � . I . * m ' e(I thea -east farmers live in- try hooto_- we were bidin' in, an' no' .
& W-hilch I speak will'be a popUlar dis- in'the long p1rocession of, the 'tedeem . .. villages commit murder and that it will ll� �
. . . - of Chr.'st-ans t wi'l be-de'.,Avered.l caa-1,coursr�,. There are those' In thes,_� that - ma`rch aroun'd the. throne biaY `It.� afl(l t()WIL's, an(] 90 f0rtl1ft0,6uiti- hig best and dearest lo, . .
. . not gut -ss. 1' -at d.s�:uursa -of ex'hor,,a- : 1-1 , ved ones w,110 a po 1*iji=n or a noebor near haun
. . I - ak Of a ar sernion* r' . to the eurr6undirx,r cuu'ntry. * it will fall by his unwilling hand. -whit Mum. Kirsty !"
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. . -i, ry - times that spe. popul. be. found that there are ma.n,y ., the e. I .t
. I I . Mn in _t y be ...... en in Lite -coui . - m( -L1..- - as ' th(.)u--h ti,.ete mus't be so ' . ' I %
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� . . ' 'thing. wrun- about it, As these ill e�n t * .
. .. ren,:e or the Ort2un ol- the-01-vio or Zile M. n ality, and In whbse ,rescue. we their lutrvest home to thresh it. the life- ol this now humble sailor� tae try an' lAt. Lauchi,� (X)t; buto
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- . Toiub.',,,-b,_e ur the-A',abaina. The per- gets the iffipresslion -that-a sermon Is' ineris brouglit thei' Once lie Committed murder, presum- MY fegsv .'6z,cLndy, it's no' pio"ible." . i
. ' . unsaved -,%valt for that religious
. . 80n W;10 84�lil.71 kleiiVer *A'nLXY this Inc)- -_ - . dis- JeruH;tic,m ' 'I Of -f-liewiah ably in self-defence, but in restitu. ; ' "Awoel, Kirsty, that's jibt thepint.
� . I . 'goLod jii proportion . as It is Etupid. .course �f the future. -It May come - t(.) , at' the timc .-N I I I'
. I ment be in a c;-ttd'e ii0lote.r ,Lhe Waalib%v " . .. swure it fmu, robbc-rs, tll(� tion behas known no hoine allij no I'm the Transvaal Boor%, an' yuu're I
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. of L411" sievra .Neva' das, or In a _Xew*.�, , S . after our obsequies. It m. . i country being ill �Lli uzweit-led-condi. country. Ile has been a miserable the Froe -State Boors. an' Lauctile'ti -
I .. the worlid evt-i- sau'. ,and, cons'Rierin;, the stonectifter,has ctliseled-our na ' '
I . , , En-riand faiar houslA or' a'Mid .t tie, ri .-e . ." me I the British ene-my. AVe try Uao pit .
. 1� �. .. tfre-� S'nkall number ot the world's pop- .tion-----:Th"np@o,n- There' anderer over every isea andstranger � -,
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- . . . fieil-4s Of gvatiler.ri .4U%,U,11Ja8, 01'. .1 Is 1110- . . Cr ' on the sldb 5.6.ye:�irs_. before.-. Do not was aif - ox- w -h4e -
. mt:at thure ih y be sow.v yuung Man Ir"t I ulatl6n, had the'lar,,'i�st'a* udienre- ever , J?Mlss Command against.doing thison than all lie bears iipon his bodythat Lauk - oot, an' we eaniul dae iU
. . ' Nvait -for a great - steamer pf the- Cun- but Lauchie gias ua isle a hammerin'
. - I 'une,of ul�r,L. . ',,)ica1 s_-;n�nUrles 1"i -_� gath,k_.(!. -, lie n*ever pi-.ea'ehed any-!, ard-.- or White Star line. to'.take. you MWI Subbatli. Ex. XXxiv. 21. Lading which lie, calls the -mark of God."
. LN Idn !I Z, . ' . .Off % I -ess 'of tile law for Captain .Carver shipped tile that we'ra glod tae cry aff. 'Diat*s
. � . .. a , . .1 Nvbe,-e with�-,Ut,*nii��Inlg it frreat een..�,t- thC- Wreck. but'hall the first draft, with -as�c -Regardl out-
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M junio.r."Ur . (L ,- .1 L- u,, s-,_.a.or c.a4i,. siial)- - I . . .
. . i a- . . I tion. ., lluojr�le,'rushed , ouf in .*the wil � aailua!a. cast on a previous voyage of the E. like the swtuashun in 1,*ouUi Afrika.
. ins .,t.hat wei on.. of power.. or * Wei'le . ,however. low' a mast -a'hd how,evi-,-r lk�ut- V. 14 ; Jer. xvii. -41. -
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.. I in"y be 'covii, sA;me new. 0.APL.81&1 Us'. ...1 . sm.all a hulk .and - lidwever poor -,a rud- ag r"QS
� � 1. . . . . . . .. . � dorneqs t() hear Him, reckless ot thei ' r " ` . Wi'W, . gra" a ' nd figs -l -'or stor, ,e B. ','-_:utto1i to the west t H,n The war's gaun on. aIL' Chamberlin
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. . � . � .*I neces.51ties. . "�; dev, and hbwev J - and -Nalc- '- This requires' a I largo nded k;trictly - '11 see It, taA, a - f eenislL "
khe llub'y- CU; i I L' an t..e. chutc:ies so I physi4, , er wealc a'capta,ih., Bet' was a good sailor, atL�
I I I . ', 0 1 t.hel-r anxiety to bear Christ that tak- ' ' - * ' I "Is that Mr. 1Mcol o' the Munc*ct-
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. . I that, suniti & XV,hu'llow S"and 'All Cl -e 4 �, - ter a.disabled scho,oner-.0a:i comes. up workaig form, a' to his work, was thoroughly amena- 'I
, * I . . . 1 n -I.- h o fuod with' therri, they woulid ill ti ' ' - ' ' .. nd -tempted tho Pc%,
P1. e and was regarded as pal BdIdin's ye'rertalkiu' o' noo. -San�-
66 n �10 . 'full -:rIgged brig that �' 'e * 10 buy. and trade- on tile Sa.b.. I
. -aEch LokV er 0� Z:, *�wak'a � L0, a , me Main a ble to disciplin
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. %% , !I I . o n.,, . I have. f.iint . eld an I d starved .. h --d . not corne§ up'after you h- . I a pearl dy?" says Kirsty.
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. - . . - rea.isa:.un of �our* 16.-%-s�nt ineffic.eney, i ChrA;*-3t-perf6rm'vd',a Mira6,'e, and fed, ave sunk. - - btLth--P`e10111X`t- I testified against of the first water in tlle*;e I
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-4 may preak-h i -A aui-seives. - That comm -115,1 - - Insu-ad'of .waiting tok that.religious ,thtql1_Gav_0 them,the teistiwouy latter days of kiallormen's independ- � "I aye thoebt lit- wLs- a kin' o' law%-
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� . . . them. A"hy did- *o inany people take dis, * - (;0,a -M . - of, .
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. . nd l"A I's hands" lie-au!s . e course.of 1. .
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. . - dis%:uu,, se way nit*be 50.years off. A, L s: . I ifie, future (it mdy be 40, Word . ence. - .-Yer. an' no' a fc-WhUi' u=n.'
b. "ay (_ ; . . I . I -ay, ake this plain Invitation �
, I ' B0 y c s. 6M. ,. t. L . VS.. There dwelt men'of Tyre -De- . trai .. "Tits. tito, wuninian, ft's no' the
. . lot us In od thAt -i�s"arrival Iliay � the tri , a' Chri agaimt - it.
k . I they -all pnderssibod it. Re' illustrated . . Runbar was considered a s ime I
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1. I .A)e hast.,--ned )6-h.'Ie I annuunce w y0a I his subqect by., a tie n 'and her'chlokuens. of a fi,an who to.have given you �pirit- -Vot.. A to Commerce, they luad Jormed ere I w on the A &!02uk1X aboot . 1�
. I ; I man 'by the ship's 'Toon Chamberlin Pin I
0 wha.�- I Laink: w. -*.'1 -be the ea�ef L:,111aM1- iial ey�slkht - -%yoUld. be g1 a*d to -be ica''lled a .
. . I by a bushel me"A'sure, by 'a �ha'-ndful -of ,little settle ' homeward voyage. '. but the Kolonlal !�aikreuiry, I
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I . ',,a� d1;s,-oars_-.or . - -of Christ put Ment in -Jude-i, lu'r tAle iiaio , ' ' .
. tcr�sL*,s ut .t. . the spittle by the`.hand - -of their mereliandib ' fish Matister Jc*icph Chamberlin. He's tile � .... .
ex""s 'r. I s-04', by a-:]�Ird's flight, 'and by �i Ally!:; - . I I . nd yet lie would Dever be left alone.
, . L..L)xi wh;L�n:," -_)�._s ari" Ll 1, wa;IL , , , . I 'the eyes 'of a blind,.man and who et
. IN .. 1. I %, u, an #' -arntna. - All t'lle, people knew what. Hot on. I . - and.- other " ' a
. . . . ' I - things. . He was ,regarded, alike with fear heed buirn ,er In a' this k;tramash. an
I . . to niake my -vlarki approj),.-Aiate ana ; w0luld comkider the highest compliment - � . ...
. . . i 4 . ,� me'ant, and they flo(*ed to Him. And . _ I I . and euiriosity. On his back, bpAween he'll &_,nd oot enuch uwn tae dingt1w . � .
. su,-,.ges,..-.,e ?Iij ail classcs uf Car.!s.laii * of,this s'ervi& -if, at the close, 500 men. 17. 1 ,COntende,d with the iDoble.;_ . I
. .6 .. �. I . . I when the * religious. discou�rse ,of th.6 . - - - .. , - ..: Boors tae kingdom (*me."
I . I W01-fte I S. . i . . ."auld start from these doorb saying:_ Not the rulersof v. X1., but tile 111*91'er his shoulders, was a curious aiVmbol,
. I � ful ars. it will not be Prince- - * -
I . . I - -- : .url, ..appe I � - * My hat ;or 4 Iang while, lukin'
. . . First of -a'l, rt.mark that that f U t tn . " Mieth,.-r he, be* a sinner, or- no, I kn'Q,w clas apparently Jn ,the shape oi a Rowan � Kim
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. . . & . � I tonian, not Rochesteriani not Ando- ' � . I ses gen.erally.-Lang'(1 ',\ehenha 11 cross, a nd its queer cojor varied In .1
I 0, � Z 'not. This one thing. I know -whereas -, With as (luiuk to undertake'to,rel"Lmy Intae the I ire. *11-�-Wy." #�,uys ishe
reli,011�3 dis': --se_-wH1-6._- full of a,l:,%,- -in. but, Oliv6tae., .
I :. . . - . -, verian, not,,,. MiddletLoni, � - I iv ye think
.. . Ing t'hl-.14L .% 4,J;,,i"r4,l1St,4ne,LA7431i L�) dida, -que, C. a - �49 I was blind. now I st,e." thitf-flagrant'evil, a.4 llf-1, was4o per- ,tone with'the emotions OI the isilent at th6- libiner en'. -d .
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I . , � -P',ai.n. _Prpetleal un* r r 6
� t - c I e cani c a t 1', �,_ s. - A, d,'SCOUrse m � Swifter than shadows over the plain. ceiv man. It was an ob,iect of drmdand therP's 01I.VU11119 wo i killin' ane
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- , siv6, ot all ,th(--. -%voes, wants: e. it. Ile used 1118,0"ficiall authority.
. I . . 4. . 'ba -Compr�ebcn�. 41 ' - - anither for iii* this South Afrikan � .
I a haraly menLl - I ,g;nq . . autumnal , -1,entpeost
I fall of Cltir.-sL * 1h a u,�,,' * * ' uicker than bijrds In their . of - superstition to lit@ messmates.
, ' L. O'. - Y. _ ,. 'TheX,&--S&e(I tile fre-41test,
. t i r -A . -and .,;o,rro%vs -of aii audi, . . I 1,
I g is ri"4!1-, .a.-kl �i 6,;'.111un &-& I ivy I I ! ^- h t, hastier . than eagles to their f0 -0(l * fo Tbey prayed fervently that -the voy- i biginess T' __
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I . - iSL , I i when that exhortatibn or dt,.;- ' r their feafits and emeour.aged i ____
� ellIpLy Of C..11' �V " I �' , e i-.Ve.')' sameak!4� , ccgirse- doen co M*6 th!,fr�- will be, a thaui_. prey. hie you to a sympathetic Christ� breaking tlie Juw for the grit t ific.-Itioll age might terminate at New Yorkin Of course there is. wumman. It's . 1.
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� is r e � eA 4. i,) n f'h:*s LA7ilL'_s. The wor-14 I The orchestras, -of heavc,n have.strung , �
I . , sand glearliIng.scimeters' to charge on - . of their carnal apl)(Ititc.s.-Ilawlinson. safety. � . for freedotu we're fe,11tin'. an' it's .
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ts -a 1..V 1 - �141i-17'*st, .noL a Ch r., -i - � 'in so nia-ny theologi�-al their instrumen. cel I
.t r 1 in . I t. it. ,Ther'�� are ' . I 1. . . ts to ebrate your - This that Ye do -rhe Still the uncanny mark and the re- . I fre"e-lom we're gaun tae get.*'
b. M T! - .* a furinal sys- i- . 1\� - - y were respoll- .
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11) - of "�' t; i e,o.,, ",-.",%, bii'_. a. C.'1, -.-S%-1 %%1110`1 se,mina'rles profeF,sors tellirt- . youfi�z I - HiblC In till"t they'1*1rniittet1�it._ , markable personality of I)uUbar were .A.gain Kimty sat iukin' iutae tile
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I men how to preaell, themsel-ves ' not, - . . . . I . I is. � .t,ray, no iniliedimen't; to the good iship E. B. fire, an' I isaw the watter bpginnin' . .
Mt Arls pai*Uo". "--A S .11.,,at'hy j.nd -cLJ11*_ ' Md not your L'ithen.; thus? I
. . And -many were the v o I IC es around' *
. . . � � I knovo-Irig how. and* I dni Iold that if a F .- - . -
fel '- -Ll � .1 . - . -sutton. Her Ion- run of 14,000 miles Aae come 'tae her een, an' her mou"
. .,i -&-_j_ -n.;,j,J and L, an � Why . %%'here M .
. . . N du...��ncc a.; . . i young. man'jn sonic of our theological . the tbrone. . ) wits Jerusalem destroyed '! 1 ' �.
. . . a r4-,1 _ I ,,,,r . " _ . . rid tile nation been carried into up- I -she came i tae shake a woe -bit. .
� hV._VL&1. 4 PU)I' llla-I'S. Christ . . was made in safety. When ' I
. 't ) unarles says � anything (Iijaint or rtejoice, for. the. Lord brings back, 1-118', ha I .
,. . � �'. - fi r .4'a:, I .. . . . - I _.. to 'hiladelphia to load during the I "-'�&iidy," says slie, "ye n1ind o' ma I
r. . ni�, _., s- 4 . ..,.. ._,verwurked man., -thrilling or -anique faculty and stu- , . own. . . tivitY ? %VhY Were they now weak a'id I ' - .
. . Ch is�, a 1A � In - _hr:s*', ,;:4 farme-r .3 .. � . - I . � � . poor and scattered ? I early days of July she still numbered brithier Tam wha' wis in the Gordon . I
, I _" , - .-. - . . . .. .. � among her crew tile human mys. tleelan4ers at the Crimea, an' Jamie . 6-
I I 4c, . 1� . '' I 'I d,,nts 'fly at'hiia and set him Xi --lit . '
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. . . . - 11 - I_: I � . , . - - -in to be dark- I Sab- ..
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I ' . is, . 1. and straighten him otit and sn"DO111 -1 ANX I E N T ARABIAN. WIK,LLS - I --heir - . Hennerson, an" Jo,-vk ftillq, an' Rob- .
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, ' - Chr * . -_ � bath' be -- previom
. sa:.'s C1,; r. �: *, A:-, v --.-y ina-n-s * h'an (In wn �an(j chop h im. 11I - he gan, at'sun,%�t the tery. .
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','ha t s (- r -, - - �, i: ,_* _ -, � - h &)A* 4.a 1, 10 A, 0 f Ahe '. '' � C,ty Capt. Carver -knows Dunbar's story. bie Wul., ' ion. Fower o' the brawest an'
, . . . IF e gates W()nld have been� lle','ti a waster mariner above t
4 . -fAys everything JuA. as eve'ry.body el Furnish Drink to the Thir'sty'.Trav- day. The ile kind .
. .. - . f U: U re, V% ., i: �i � .. I I a'. vVI 4' 4, h men : rh' Ch -_� , ' ' - e:st-herted ladd;elR that over wore
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� .1 I - -ins.-. . , - ' ' " Throumh I)esert S.;Apds. -� the kilt. Ay, sirs -a -day, it wis a' very
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- I t h. - ---a tl;ja. c ...�-;:,-.-,.,.j:,sofJ.'�*t:s(" � � . elers, rM generaliiy of that clas8. He under -
I . � . . I �; . . dls�:cur's.e of the Cli-Istlan ch reh ,ar- .1 . I I . dered them elosed,e'arf .whon
. r - � - ,ss ?.h;��-V-�� n"i � I 6 , lA_ I .. I I - ' . . . . . . Jer, tho enio,- fine when they were at lianie, an' � , 0
- In ,hat ;.:i:n.., * -, 'I . , stands and appreciates human
I , " - _: A, A lit i.;L,rtlil%ve�!-O'k'rii.,Ax.abia thero ju - a . shadows were. lentrthening,' th,,it t; I
- a .% � .1 .. ' riveq a.11-1 the chu,ch ,5 o' Chr�,st in oiir
. a."'.1t*3 su 4� 'n 't a i� r, :.- I I . - rl� L
sz. nLcs ui ,% ... ff" ,,-. -- eomin' ta,e see their folks n(X) ail, 4
1!0 . i . ee- tion. Ife'ean l4rtinfly understani tile
l � . . rt,ft t citlz§ wI1r.Vbe thro*.1-_:e.d! - -
. L11 . " well c -f t I i e ptire.st'ivatier,- Oorpc-tual ularwork sitould not be� earried on tt) I
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- - . .- I u."Lu 1 1 L Out of v,�_I.�,,iay -life, f 01, �: I e 6"e, .* .3, .A. mather. with a &ad . i i-*utiinents w'hich agitate the strango. again. but when'the war brok-e oot. I
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I -A's nor. dy:.r .- ., in its sul p!)-, thA lid --j" existcd Jvr . thP .1-18t allowable lnoment.-Vtal% till- '
I . - , . nu a.day wh a. s,,iin_ body I i .,; ,, rrI.s came to the -good SIV% -and 'ask- . '1 ly inarked'sailor wilio dareq not set an' they were ordeml awa' tae kill :
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" , ...' ' '- _ a ge.s. The- Arabs� clilm it was -dug 4y 'r -on. A�fter- the 0 4 .�
� 11;1)'s cian, sav ,-. -i , . I Kabbath--N,xt morn-
� � . . foi ozht- s- - - s .., - ' I n- " ' � ed to hn.vii'her, child "restored to. life. ' ' % ' * ' - lil,4 foot on shore lest lie fUlfil an aw'_ or be killed. it %%;A*s anither story. Fine : , _
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� . --er dug -it "ftP 'My'jiervant,j ful (le tiny. a v Wa m a tue, wi .
.di1h.ther.'.'A'c *1,%�,,.-nt.by sacritleing..h'3, ' T h e M-ood- 1,41va' said to� her. -'!Yoti gr) tue early lslajidt��.-. Whoe� Ing,-.. .r tile .Sabbath- S � I'mind thp d. clim' 11, 0
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a . *4 0%%A. lil--� aS Lib- Ah: -P, capla,�n g 0 I 1� .'-" and got a,handfu!' r, f ni L, s t -a r d see(l M u --'*t l"O'e eitXM:&_x4.grea't lab,or up,xt, . -r-His own body- '
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t . do. -n i% -..,'h hA, v --s,.!l %vh.-*1r_-.he Is 9' a hodse I --whic' . i t. i-,) r I ' toer' at t,rd9t. 4M bui Y6ars ago w -hen Dunbar had E0 a kin' o' whitZ- 4.,Lee. but a glenni in
� I . . -a.. from', n h there' ha.q,b,?ep t i-4 five fec-t in diwouc- den-Thotiali thob gat(!s his e'e. Vie tell u.4 that his raiginxmit . I
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� . . . . I � . tir.�_. 11's pass ..- ,s `v'o..zhe 1-i�-b,,' ' na sorrow �and in -whick'there - h as the top ai.d'gradttaliy enhLrges until. :' were closed against traffic., f(x)t pasfi- thought of the sea a,nd its rough life wis tne leave at anve for the Crimea.
� I - ; `0_ ' �. it reache.; th I � lie and his brother quarreled. Blows , . I
. . " as he fin-::na. � ....-. ii..,.ng in the bui., 1 ' e Wa*tk,-rj, at- a' delAh .uf, 1 engers were siJmItted through '01i. Tamaile.- cried ma mither. '01�, .
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? . I * i bpr-n no death n'nd. I *.%,Ill re� L 1*0 YOU7 till' were. *;truck tuid the latter fell. With
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.inrs bu**.'dAiJQ,,Mr- ,I. ,-- h -e is tak..-,g a -ch:.J ' ' I
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.14 . . child to life." ; So the motber *,%x v6arly "100. feet. It 1i livied with liewn - kni,
. out of trhe foL v:: -t sztkry winT)w;'as in ' " . � . .. I . hN la-st wonis lie Haid: I Tammie, say you'll� cWy at hame. or
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t ., I . � -ent from.boviee to hojjE�� a, loat. . . . I den,*that MR -1, llq�pple .111iglit thus at- .
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� . . I . . sunfner tht! J:;� .-:-,, sV,,%1i1Mt a-, .f.'a9z and sheiv., 'Id stoile Our011191 "(4od,ti curse is on you. I ,_1M .not I I'll break my heart.' '.%wty you'l I Ntey
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) . . Ra r ip f �.,a o:- 1, o: I-- - .':*.t n c a . o r k I a:) i- M a y I - f r o m home to ho ' me looking for - a I 11 emaxka . t haine. mither,' said Tam'. -Wad ye
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, I I .. * , .,t, ---e �vhere th,,.�re had been no so"- i it t lie w6x:d-'1-; Joseph's well, -.�t Cairo, son. - . 6 ply ,a - . 11
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i . % or takc, Geu: Q h.!M3C!f per,�Zhed whi..e 0 - J. .7 . . I . our hajid." .. . hae yer son a eooard n' a deserter ? - 1k
� / . % I ' row an.d where there had been - no 'g -pt.. IV4 shaft wa.-4 y . .
". - tryi , zo sav the %drownin-a': as . the , - excn,vatcd . -, 20; Uerjehnnts lodg^d without -Not lic flung her airm. roon his neck an'
M . C2 � dedth. but she found none. f;he. went I - Hat] Dunbar been a man of less re. ' -Sl I
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( one suainier, supporL_ I- through sol ld 'rock to a. del-fth of 165 believin.9 tit -it the conuntind woiild fined sensibilities lie might isabbit lang ftn' sair. 'Whit maun be,
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ne%v;paper b,), , . ., ba v k to the good S1Va-"-n(l said: �Aly , - * * I I,..,vQ at.
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� . Mg i's ii,io,lht: tl�r s0niu yea- in MISSI-6n Is a failure. Yqu see, I feet, -at 'which A7� - e forced, they campeti qut- tached little importance to the dy- laddle. but God keep ye a'.' I -,
I in . ;*.3, 11 IS A. I - I , pth it wa;4 enlaxgtA" be -strictly n
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. . . varil mother, %Vhea..,f1ert,d by a --n ' I on 0116 Nid3 to fo(rm .-L chamber -in side the walls, Waiting for tile gates 111V; in,-Ln's Unpre,-ation. in youth, how. " They were a wa' in twa. days. I
I ,�: - 1 haven't' brought the mustard sq,ed. I "v
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*,s to - get some. 9-),-C&
. 11 tleir.l.n 50 -cc .k ran't find a. plac,% v. -here. there haq bef-n - the bottom of which a re-gervoir was - to be, opened 6n Sabbath morning as ever, he had beari an ideafist. With � gae'l doon tae see them aff. It wis
., . . rid � he got - i,,_'aad rushed UP 'in I nr) sorro' ntad-,� Immediately under the shaft. At usu 4. * .
. papt -, a. . w and -no death." ."Oh!" says 0 a ,,.% mind in'ordinately develop�d, po.,3. a fine �ielit for the arool, I've Hae 1. - -f.
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. his ,''-,.x,ety tu dellver iL- aid was (!'rus.'i- thp -,e-ood . 111Tn*dersta,-,d. . ' bilo !4d,- of this rtasvrvoir anoMer i" -ty A
. "' , ., " 1� will 1; III -Int ' IS'" y011 -7)r0- se hig a nervous ancJ`?high str'ung in. (!00t. tae ege a' the braw mou stridin' -
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� . , ... ed u 1der the wheels of Lhe train an sorrows--a�e no worse, thAn* the' sor- MUM was �exrttvntcd tiLrough solid Peed to violent m!,,rtfoires: arrest and telle,.t, tl,OL,I& last iWuttered wor(lti alang, wi' sporrans glintia' an' tam- .1
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*� lay -n .t'&'-Ae g�ass with on'y s�x ,1,v,th , Siva. you I
.% rc)ws of others. 'N'%�e all have our- griefs roex to a, bed of, gra,vel, where watoew treat you als criminals.-Whe.don. Was dwelt forever In his mind. Ile felt eels dancin' ail' the ' baun 1)1:xykl' tunes .. -
4 enou,h 4,j�sa), **uh, what will bee)ni,-- ,and all have our* heartbreaks." -was fluund. T to lowe.r'shaft was; 130 Nehemiah. too (I ,P at at I
* . , They tht that gart the folk gang nearly daft. I
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; of.M- poor s4k nloLher now'."' I .. _ aking the total depth .. Itiniself, indee'd, baaring the mark .of .
, . ty . ::� I � . . fe-t d,,ep. m. . 095 forsake the, law praise tlip. wieked:
*n, 'd is full of iz. Cain. So strong became the influence But for us that had tits o' corsel's
- .0 us - a. er - Ale wor. Laugh,.' and the ,.vorld laughs with f -. The ur,par .-Alaf t wag rectangulars but such as keep
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�, gineer . s i L. . . " -eat - the law eontend 11a, Lrnun awa' there, wis naethin' but sair . . -
. �- A a e: ft (I m int: on a locornuz`,�(:.- . 630 * t t the mark. Indeed, appeared. - I
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� in D,kdta: " 'e.mea ry,�em to be vom- . .You: &04X18 feet. '17110 linver .Aiaft ww 15x9 witit timm." Came no more,-Viee con- Faintly at first, but it soon glowed herts. An' the.n. day following day. .. .
-If, . * . � _W,�,@p and you weep alone; . ,feet. IN'lrdirg around the -well a ,q)iral nived at will bi 1, (1, A la to ' M ..
I ' I.. � . counfil-A ominously. Dunbar deseribed it before air' tile (lays lengthpnM hito we ks
I �. . Ing t- better lel)ree;a1a'un than we -us.�_l . , . - P tice e 1.
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. I . to. ,1 iA you e. that accoun., the -oLh��i: ]F,3,, thc, gad ol(Y earth must horrow '-,zs povsagelva,v 6 feet -4 Iticheo wido by: .and reproof,. 'but m,-ty I)P M:1de COW- lie had ever m.-mia-ged to setatch itai an' months. an' yet on went the war ,
' . " .- I with ardl - will sit on th. : .
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.1 - I 0, -11 Is- . 7 fe6t .0. inclie4 high wzw cut � . y If Mngistrates ,
. I .day f . ..he e -:ne-er. who to'save h m!rth; I . 1. 0 reflected Image. wl' nae talk o' ony �0' them U-0min
- 1,ulrs SLL - * nt care frum tile stirfaco of the Ahrone. of -trit. The -eiir*e was .
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i vasslt! ,,it to his lo;ace, a. ut has trouble enou.-h -of its nwa gre. ' judgm. "It is the mark of God." he said, back. Ma mither Lwgan tae sink. an' .
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I 1. r . .1 t. . he %%-.s found 41---a . d .i% *the'locomou've, 1. . 1. � ..� 2 1 . . groui:d dowlL. tO tho eham.�er- I lasting, for In our 8-1vlour's, time the &nd lie became a wanderer L),n the grept aboot - Tam, an' .dream, aboot
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I I -.%-hie!. was uip.(fe, da%vn, lie. was found - Betwedn tile Nvell ni-A the pal-'anip- -Yews Were overiK.ru Wous a Uo u t &L b '
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- . We h e ,a r a groat deal of d is N u -Q.q - n,1 , , p . fam of the earth. him. till she wii likp the snaw for
8 t:,,,, ; r I,&: I I riag. h.*s -hand on the. air- . , -way a; wall, of. rock wag lelt. 11ormw batil onnetity.
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�� �� 4 . n . now -a!l over tht-, land about why - pea- ,� .. � 0e.f. -Com. Com. Not ou the earth. indeed, but on the whiteness. Ail' whan they di -I vome -
brake " And ;as tha t--agine',". ilaid It to ' de�ce
. pUL I h ." .hnd on Lhe airbrake to nle do' not .- go. to. church.., Som.e. Say it arlo oxert nded the"paAing,m.vay u) """' Commanded the Lev1t(w,As9lgn- sea o,nly was to be foulid safety. A back, Sandy, a" raggit nii' hollow V
- . me ht. -'* 'n - � the' chamber, where tli-e.v pr(pel.kd i
I � I r .1 Is because Chnstlanity -is dying, out. - .. ng the dhity to Ills Pervants was but deadly fear seized him. He was im. the e'e. a�' Tiun no' wi' theni, ma
11 I . illus,,r tte! his eaming, and I louxed at ' . M91C `e the water Ili-'potm a toemporary arrangement. The Per- pelled involuntarily to lift his hand mother couldna, greet. They telt us .
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. . I him a,d th(.� ,-h*4. '"You would be � julz- and .bz,eltuse people -do not, bel � leve I'li � . 91 Ivery to rais A
" " the truth "of'God's word. a.nd all-thitt. .attliflied to a chain froin the lower manent charge Was (;o1n,nitt,e&tothi' against his brother, his fattier and hoo 'rfam, had dee'd Uke a sudgrer wi' .
. � I � i.mu h a fic 0 i.n the same crisis." . I reasons. .
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� I � �V 9 �. G rti tur . made . .,e They are false The' reason is Phaft to the remervoir in -the cliam.- LeVitex,'who liad .bcx-,n intru-ste,I witli *dsters. There. %vas no salvation but Lauelfle an' Rat) an' Jovk 1A ;whit . -
" beca0e our'sr�rmons -and exhortations ber, .Whe6re It was again ralsed by ma- the A . . be, - (Ild we eare ? Whaur wis the/ gl,ory
,8 � 0 #47h,sL, anY he *aiked h.;s little... * .. utY when the gates were first to place an Impassable -barrier I
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, are not mtetes"Ing and practival and chidery operated by power.on the sur- ..,,P,t up. Chapter vii. J.-I)III, Com. tween himself aad them. I or joy for us, whaa tht- only man-
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4 *8Ld,' *%Irrat raust- be some" very .helpttfl. Som'e,one- tnight as wall.At6'11 (,ace. In the' lower. ahaft a *path was Cleanoe'themsel-ves-That is, to purify For nine long years, therefQre, Wal. huddy vre had wis lyin deid in a 11
t * , e - I -a subject, an4 st) deace n t c,ou A �
i I -ulPtOr was dis- tb whole truth on thl c.0 t, tn. i t s side go t h a.t a W themw.lves froin ceremonjifl, uncle forrin grave? 'God's will fx� dune.' win .
. I a L i a n. " - 9'h e .19 � . I wl',l tell it. The religious disco , ur' I an- 'ter Dunbar has set no foot on land. 0 e R ,e (Ift CW
I T. 0 I-ise, with the crit'icism, 110 lie got ' . S"T be xnnde to the water. There was no ne!" #Lnd come rind attend.to guardingr One voyage ended. he trawifers to a' ma tulther wti(I af r h 't ; r
e I the futirre, th6 gospel s-Prmon ,to come . '
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I .d chiseled � we il between the path and the w
. -)tht.- blo*-At of marble ar . . ell. tile gateR a f
* ��_ forth and shake the na-1.1ons .and. I! , R a -religious' dutv. To another vessel in a boat. His family It killed, her. There'll be a lot o' Tam
t, . f ay 4n It t%voor three years, and then � , ft This work is aild to have been con - auctify the &tbha'tb-8-ieur I
1� - - ------ __ People out of darkness, will be a popu- - F .e it.i -Ranc. have received no word of him. HO 111 In the samp wey this day, Sandy. an'
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'bro Aar nermon, just for the' Sim-pl * . -
M ight in his little child, four or structed by &Iuid'n, who 111ved in the tity by Preventing further prorail,t- a modern Eno2h Arden and they be. C,()(I keep t1lem at. isay I.—
, F 1 yctrs of- age.' and said to her, - 3. S6me,'ivrlters do tion.-Whedon. Remember me, 0 niy lieve li-im -dead.
0 � 'ho ,. o you think that is'.,," She said, that ' it will m -,e t, the woes: in h e `6 Amen, Kirsty, lass," I answered,
dX wants and the n etles'of the Pe6ple not mention this, anA my that .th-s C,o(1!-1rhhR prayer' Is not one of self. Hi.4 former home wax in Illaytoin, 0-, an' then rose tae wv that -file door win - .
hat ,just be the one 'Who took little I ' - denomination' da te of con.%truction is -Alio P
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�_ There are in a I 9 - . St 'in aD- .1491orifivation, 11.%ut of fi-tith,in evy-1 e Ree it again. He be- loek i t. .
ldrei in tits arms and blepsed ecelpslas*ioal mummics sitting am6ndl t1quIty. . .. . truth. A man" who'kn6wo lie 19 doin lieveR that until atonement has been
,j rtl',NT, in." The� the sculptor was sati!#_1 - - , - --- ---=,--. .- 9 Kirsty wlMd her een efter a wee .
. to fr'own upon the fresh young pulp'Its . right in tile sight ()f evold call say to I
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In A T e,ut hAY , 91 Ui, my�.friends, what the world of Americit- to -try *to awe them down, No News In Town. 140- made the mark will remain. C&Pt. wht:e, an* then lukit at mo kin' O'
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t - I .,f %V&wanoeh.01t9 4 not �a cold Christ, not an in- I Sensational!" 00(l Without preguniption. . It is a Carver, who tells his story. believe@ pawk.r-like. *# A' the &-ime, Sandy,, I _. I
f(�r ClIlLivatior to cry out: "Tut, tut, -tut Among Alie original Items which. tf,stirnony of God's grace, and he can that he'hiis long alnee paid the pen. hope Lnuchip'll win," Days gibe. .-
_. , - - 1 1 - They stand .to-ftk preaebing in according to the Atlanta Constitu-
t ,ectu I Christ, not a severely magis *
1, ,A-,eMion 04' ' re.:olep in It. Coneerning till@ alty for an impremed1tated erime.- -
di Al � further inforn ,al (hrist, but. a loving Christ, I , al8o-As And I ken he will. I
' 't I in other thine,; before. Hhr,py - Sandv W-Glashan.
eadiz- out Hiis arms of sympathy churches Ahat hold a thousand people, Vion, have appeared in a recent he I i , PhiMelphla, Times.
and thel'r are a hundred* pers-ons pres- a. npws- : . .
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to ,.-,')t. Helens, Of prewe'the whole world to His loving ent. and If they cannot have the world Imue of a North Carol in, io he who at the clo,i eof earh un -ler. � .�
I paper, the latest is the most inter. I taking can ' pra,y, thtis.-Ilib. Mus. A Female Prodigy. I -1
1� jift! Ir way it seems as if'they estl[14,
t A , saved In the. . !, : . bath Robes Made of Papor.
r _- ,rhe touble is we preach audiences do not want it saved at all. , . Snarp me�From .6111, depf�lidpnce upon A prodigy "has comoe out of the
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13r, . I to a (hristlan fratne, and then. we M4jor W111L%mo has had his ieg � R,tth robes wad�, of prip-r are now- -
mart _ That religious discourse of the future - . niv own worth. 28pare nip to continue west; Ln the person of Miss Floren,2�e .
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"Sor Wteach liem out of it. We forget that will be an everyday sermon,* going right cut 'off 'in a sawmill. f"Ithfill. HeM 11; 110 claim to honor 0eltlLn, who is only 16 yeare""old. She manufaictumd. The L-lvd of material .
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Ma . . ftery Siditor has so much capacity Of down into every man's 1.'fe, and It will Colonel Scott happened to-tbe ae. for faithful seerviee, but hamblelde- in makingstump speeches infivellkn- U-4ed rmen)blea blotting Imper. Whole I 0.
a 41tent10% and when that is exhauarted sutt& are mada of this pap -r stuff, In-
. -,�anh him how to vote. how to.bargain cident of having his head blQwn 'to
Tli 11 V how to plow, ho* to do any work h. . off Ff're to be kP,Pt W) deVOte-1 tO CyOd glVLgC8, with a view converting felvding cmerings ror the head and
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teem I . he Is r,4tless. That accident on the I � by a- boller expicsion. that hp mn.y -still be.entrusted with tile people to Republioanism. For six - the
"do . for ser,. V Long fwtnd Irailroad years ago came is called to do, how to w1eld trowel and Our new preacher had him house God's work. - feet. otie advantage -or the fad i%
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so ; . 4C we e A years Miss CeltlLli IMLs figured as - a CllenPT1C%4 (4 WIC11 a garn)-ent. makillir ..
. tffr(l T from thf fact that the brakes re out ven and P'ncil and yardst-*k-,k and plane. burned down recently. 7*achInv,8--Whe.n we are doing political speaker, her firgt
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au aniM. .' of ordei and when they wanted tO And It will teach women how to preside - Five Mormon elders were tarred r,rojeg will we ne BPe4"( 11 it possible for the poorest pemon to
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vi� . E' stop thetrain they could not stop, and over 'their household and 'how to edu- and feathered yewterday. ' nien. If we forsako Go(I's ]a Of having, been made whea she wais a own onmL - .
' 'In all . W VrR will little glrl,' with curls hanging down
I 6 . h, - 0" V 1Jienc(:,, tf. casualty was terrtflc. cate their children and how to Imliate - Tha lleiw town hall was struck by for&ake His vrprighip. When God s nks ,her back, and In short dreweR. S%he -At Whitby on December 5th and 0
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i OH48 ,r . eeligioundiscourse we want locomotive Miriam and' Esther and Vashti and lightning on Tuesday. througli men eltiners are afra'id. Con .
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�Vofflvn priv: .power &,] propulsion. We want at the Eunice,. the mother of Timothy, and Is Polish by birth, and f4peak,; Rus- ]F r
, A circus mul,e k1eked one of our wp 11n,ve bp (;tb, the Ontario ruit Growers' A., -
,ft o1-,p,jl(.n i
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peo I �;rev - same t1re stout brakes to let down at Mary, the mother of ChrW, and those t we must still sLan, German, French and English sociat-on will hold Its annual meetfing. -
leading citizens on Saturday even- depend n * .r besideR her native language. At W, M_ .
Ir the righiinstant. It is 'a dismal thing, women who On narthern and southern Pon irod's niere.r.
I Ing last. . . Orr, of FruMland ; Murral Pet -
he ; __ after a, earer has comprehended th,P battlefle.lds were mistaken by the- The new coroner was run over by PRACTICAL SURVEY. Prfwent Miss Celitlin is living In the tit, of Winona, a.iad A. H. Pett4t, of ' I I
hat whole swect. to h(-ar a man .say, wounded for angels of mercy fresh from '
IOU "% I 0 "'Now V recapitulate." and "A few the throne of God. � .. . I IL ral'road train Wednesday. ,Sabbath-breakt,ng. When the Jews Bowery, In order to study the live@ Grimshy, will be among the speak-
dow application,to and . ID fell trit'o this sin they said by their Of the lower clames. era. Mr. Orr im Vice -President, and ;
%,Ill words b., way ., of . Yes. I -have to tell yoru, the religious . -There Is no news of importance I - - ____ -
'P I " "Once me -e." and "Finally," and "Now discourse of the future will be a report- towm. . actions that they bad Left God out of actLng Presiklent, and Mq. L. Woolrer- I I
?iefr & to conolVe." ed sermom If you have any Idea that I - their lives entirely. It seemed most The irecret of clucce" if' C0n8t&MrY ton, Secretary,
until midnigh. I I , Knox Churcho Ottawa, will contrib years of purpose.�-Disrael.i.
3W Paul 0 -ached prInting was Invented slm�'&y ,to print. - Ertrange that after the 'long The future dpcUny of the child to
Eutyqjht*Zot sound asleep and fell out secular books and stenography and uta W000 to the PrMblyterlax of captivity and the strugg.'e to re- No man to f ree who cannot oom. alwayli; the work of tlie xnother,� I
- of a iyindw and broke his neck. Some phonograpby-were- contrived merely to Twentieth Century Fund. buEd the temple and city wall, that ;Mend bimself.-Pythagoran. I I 0 r 1_0e . I
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