Does it not seem more eFecti°i breathe in a remedy, to cure disease 0 the breathing organs, lllall I0 like lb remedy into the stomach P

Esrablzshu 1879 cures While You Sleep

.1 cures because ‘ie air rendered s rongl ,_:itiseptic is earned our the d seased sur face with e\ ery breath, giwinfvprolonge and constant treatment It is imalu able to mothers with small children

ls a boon to asthmatics

Yh009iIl|'00ll8h Brolichltil

than Goushl

thmnlgoahls Wlrllosndlayrsve

,_ The Vapour and lAmpL;hu:h should

eliusquiguhewizhs tleofCresoien¢-, ut. `

‘__ » cannot be changed

°"" g¢£'.,,,,,°“;"'°““°,.,,,, °?,,";',,“._ 'nes pupiic iemr;

abmdm ation, Q53 5_4

".:°..";.....f#‘“.'.f'..;:..m°' e '-= “Mess

if il .

I-ll <.

l_.-i_.i.'§ ff 1

Organs

sed rendered healthy and by sn eeeeeleal doeod_

”.....;....

1*:-‘th _

liiiiirfiiif

...é

»:. _'

- i

for Li3TTER WRITING.

NOTHING SHOULD OBSUURE ONE’S RATIONAL JUDGMENT THEN.

-__--1;

line roiiv or Quick slcnms.

` when writing ir iisue and signed it is

T. Very Dltllcult, If Not lmposllblo- to

E Draw Back When Mistake Hao Been

Thus Committed-Bev._ Dr. 'l`almuge's

f Arguments and Illustrations-

' Entered according to Act of Parliament et Cll-

ada. in the your libs. h.v William Bully. of ';l`U- ronto. at the Dep‘i. of Agriculture. Otters,

‘ Chicago, April 26.-v-In this ser. mon the preacher shows by M-gg- ment and illustration the folly and danger of wrirfns -1erters. when me mind is influenced by anger or other- wise so excited and disturbed as to obscure the rational judgment, The text is Daniel vi, 8, "Now, O king, establish the decree, land sign thc Writing, that it be not changed.”

K1Hg_DaFiuS was about to be

caught in a trap. The jealous state otlicers, who had long been plotting against the young prime minister, had at last found a way in which they thought they could destroy him. "Aha!" they chuckled, “We will make the king sign this young up- B_tart’s death warrant. He will not know that he is doing it, _W9 shall P1857 “P011 Our 1‘0yal master's vanity and ask him to send *forth a public letter and sign it, so that the de-

king’s supremacy and

9°'°"'°'°°°¢° culated to lense rigntaldggpqti

‘°5‘*‘°*"‘”"*°s“°°*l ll! illlkillgphim axe; tohis "sub»_

as the exclusive source of all

good. It prohibited every subject

any request of God or man,

to the king only, for a period

of tl1irty'd`ays. These plotters knew that Daniel was? in- the habit of

~to God every day, and they

Illre th-Bt-he would -continue to

do so in spite of 'the king's proclam-

He would thip; become an

_ against _the law- and would lllwr the was to be

into of the lions

iye

, but- '

Bye

ments of his

.1 X'Q.\.=_ ‘ Soht

l_ Never

ago an admiral of the United

§ 'ig' lf- .li

lcywhenths ‘-~*w.sha.1ld`e-

letter Carlyle, the

Twhich for letters, and 6 State- >the " gentle

wld ponded, the WP0 Stevenson," '$011' all over the

na._vy_ was being bitterly assailed _by ~ - poaimal

his_e_i1_iwes, ,_-who tool; from the pri-a :;r0:ng:;g m 8' ' "

iir..f“i~sisr*ssslr M- »

principles erwhigii in sic: opium: ""“9‘ G°°'g° - f = ihbumf-_ g0v,,a,__,,_p|-o_g_\otiori -- in. ‘Y!'ifl_r;_g aft;rc;ia._si;_ tirement r<;_a_~i-ho

. _ presi ntia

and had lnsistedtnat courage _ ed national

R' "?""'*|,"i`|*° °°t1hfl new me -noivonei -as ‘in "’“"°" Franco-Prussian wer- oiiimifhmy ._ moi nn¢suro;sy~ssn-pre- _fl=°.i»~a~=s_,<_>f

they will even 'fight a mortal editi- bat over their parents' gl'u`\'-:S~ Friends who once loved as a Jona- than and a David may coiiio to hate each other as Cain hated his brother Abel. Then the friend who has now become the enemy will nearly always try to destroy you by the evidence of the unguarded letters which you have written in times of love.

My father used to impress this

thought upon me by the recollections of an awful night which he passed in an ordeal of indescribable horrors. A very near and dear relative of his was his intimate associate for many years. They were to each other as intimate as brothers. They confided in each other everything. Time pass- ed on, and there was a. rupture. The friendship was broken. What did that

relative do? He immediately took all'

the letters which my father had writ- ten and handed' them' over to gthe newspapers for publication. The night that my father heard of the despic- able nct, as he has often told fme, was the most awful night of his life. He knew that he had done no wrong, but he was afraid that in a. confi- dential correspondence of many years he might have written some- thing which in the eyes of the world might be imprlident. All that night he traniped the floor. When the first ray of daylight told that the dawn .was near, -he went out to buy the morning newspaper which contained

_the published private correspondence.

:He read these published letters in the lstreet. When he returned, the first words he said to mother wore: “Thank God, there is nothing _corn-

thet I have written!

God! _-Thank_God_!"

alll] l Jwiic

__ _ P0-

write anything which may

day not beable to stand the of the public priiit‘.""' * ' _ _Never write _a letter with a. venge- -iui pon; dipped an* ink wen mica with hatred. When one has been un- justly attaoked, it is very eaSy for an injured man to say: “I wish I could see that man. I wish 'I could give him a. good_ piece of my mi.nd.`fI wish I could tell him in plain. blunt language what I_thixik of __‘ him and

actions. Ass! cannot see him. I just sit down and write him a.

Then he hastily sits doivn

writessfe ‘Demosthenian .philippic.

__do|1_'\€ricii\.tioi'is,

excoriation; stinging

'bitter _spd whole

oi invective are

together uponfftiie letter

_ __t.Iie"i.9_6'Xl's touch. .-"Then he 'to the

delivery

and He

with a

in

I have

lett‘°Week, “und 'I .iJ1@il»lf you U1 91 01" m0 9 S0 Kr Y K IJ

‘I believe ygu 5.313 -to 4,1 I do nag world at large? Have you niade_h_1imi- You not here and _now

wish to answer you without consid- 9' better man? Have ' you "'°'d° 'hr Jn” ‘

eration. Iwish to think this matter 'Y0‘”°90lf .a'bet`te" U15” Inlfafftvi. $3.371." “lu Y_9_ll_. 995 ¢9},;1§@1'9ft9_ _ ___9ver_v¢ry_¢a_reiu11y_"_ in nintQy-nine cases out of a hundei pen .as vo_ip3_,an_d the "I suppose King Darius would red does not such a letter damzagg _se_i_i_se___of t_oucT_i? _Ifl_eineui_ber, _ _Pau_l’s .|;g_§¢r;g¢p¢ forth that dee,-ee, or pub. ' your neighbor and also do more epistles _ we-re’_ only _Paulfs ' gospel lic7le1;1;er;liybie|1 eondemned his ppc. damage to the sender ,than it does _ ‘let_§ers._ written to liisjabient frien'¢li."" mier. Daniel to the iionyuep if ne. to the men to whom it _is_sent‘-’- ` ‘ ‘ Ws'_“‘b>"` the"‘i>vwer" 'ol sbsiid letter

1;¢_¢hink'_> suppos. Never write aletter without realiz-“'wr1t_ing can accomplish on a_ smaller

hp hm written ‘ing that in it 'you have the might- scale' what the ftinedn traveling .mip-

.hm pgwed i¢_un._ fest opportunities _ of testiffyingi ffoi.--:A .sionary by hiss-pen. .md on sa iliemis-

élnd slept upon it, Jesus Christ ‘ We have' all Studied. -I>h0lIlG N819 - ' _been the result ‘> the fei-reaching effect in a. literary ml, the infinite influence of a gos-

l_ia-not~-natiirally have scented sense of letter writing. The private ,allele P841! ._ Infinite. in reference

_ _ _ _». ` _ : _ '..;. _ _~ ._~if. .' ::=;i‘. ,.' .< _ _. _ ___ ,_ _ ____

_ _ ’= :_ '_ ‘ _ ;~ .- O I _ U _ `

__ ‘° _ __ hill

brother. _ if you had only iills some of the brightest' and mgt l' _Aissbyrigii bhisxries _upon tho gz . .ll __

_` ‘ _“ g_ I _Sl ll '-` C 'lf ¢__ _ ~ _ __ __,___ _

or two days before you interesting books of literature, _ _tl _ _ _ _ __ Y P69! thous- .imp_oi'ta»llt_f_letter_ which did _love letters of Elizabeth Barre13_apd_'_ #1158 @9011' thousand! of.

much' wouldeyou have Robert Browning, the tender _ords `We’ll“avc"ee_cn' l_ee.‘_ves ’oi~gl'nss ~ _ _ _ _ _ _

_ _ _ Wfolll_d=i'_'_¥_ou _ not '-have des- which were sent east and west across * ‘ W_hlcl_i_-j the ‘Greeksj used - to ~eng_;;a.ve l . \|\K_f KID' ` troyéi _it‘_?,;j.=' '\‘~_'.'_, I _ _ the :~ Atlantic Ocean. when ThDma|*l.blielr laws. and the lhoulddr ' V ` ' '

of English lol' a dead sheepm skeleton, upon it

Emefr_a_9n,_ _ wl_i,_i_ch_ the_8u1\¢__i¢_n__t __Aip,bs _ used _ _to _ _

<=i'r_r=_¢1-.».§'_,1_‘\f_<’__i><>_~‘-_f_§_I»_;-1iik_f1`li°_!§l°S‘__'oi '___§_he "NDN _ ’ " '_ .- ~

`uis§ _-B'YP~_8»!l`o__ 8 S' are"overed th "` ~ ‘f ‘p ' L-_ _

,,........,<,; u.r°giy,_»n¢. ui no stems. nie l Chaim" efowlh of Indie

Cicero and of

e

have

ol' Samuel

F9

'tsl

, . . 1 ~ 1 . » i _ , y

letter ever make a. man feel an# ’ii'ave'wasted man a lorioiis

such a lllgly brbthernlld "slste`r,‘ ou andl

1 ‘W ‘t t'i t , . - ` ‘ Y S ._

r--1-' Q _ Q Says _al un 1 - 0_m‘_)n.l°“l or lr' d ' ' r ntle to the ` eat tunit for os el letter wrltirfg

1- rl . , 1 _ _- _ _A _ _ .~ __;- _/_: '_ . __ _ . _ _ _ _c_

l‘..°.'?5

P$l3_._ll%'.c

'iii-_is srsnui-:R

“ill 9* L°"_®l"’

- 1'

lung.

y ¢;‘i-is t. 1fl'°'“° *P1*-*° __ 5 -0&e____1_u‘;§;g éd‘f;‘a_i-roi letter writing in-_s f»\'__ `=&i_d’-diP16mstici 'tact ~ ?°m"Q'“_?°.“°° °“”

.pm _“gig” in.. sgripgs iiilluence in a

was -wise' in ~ »

_ _uf€»

‘wil

"to consider the l °“°° ktter

you and twist an

_ ~ hands; pen by

used to

when

voicéi' - She

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. MAY

“l??'“*l1

ue sisinoa__ad¢.ii._

well as perhaps with hers _ E05 pol advice in those letters which N011

were able to read in the-quit’-tlldc of .

your 'own room is to-day the sweet- est lesson that your mother- ever taught. What has been true in ref- ci'ence to your life is also true in mine. The greatest lesson that my

father taught me was not by the lip, ,

but with the pen. 'Though I had lived with him for eighteen years he new-i' so overwhelmingly affected me as on the day I li-ft for college. He placed in my hand a letter. He told me to read it in the train. In this letter, on one half sheet of paper. he write these words: “In - college you will find two groups: Gr__up the llrst, boys who go to-college_§_eca__"___ use' their fathers send .<.iihcm_. there; _Boys - who drink and'.s_moke and who #Boat at their `exliii1ination. Fai‘lui?e. Group the second, boys who go alto college to prepare for llfe's strugflaet boys who study hard and :_g'_o`=i to church and the praycn meeting, f es- pccially the prayer meeting. Suc- cess. ‘Them that honor me, I will honor. And they that despise me 'shall be lightly cstecmcd.’ " That was all he wrote, _but those written words, far more than any spoken words my father ever uttered, burn- ed themsclves into my innermost be- ing. That letter of his .illustrated the power of a. spiritual pen, wield- ed in a. Christian home. » But why circumscribe this thought _within the four walls of a home? The spiritual power ot gospel letter writing is seen everywhere that it _has been tried. To what could Malt- bie Bab¢ock's wonderfulspirltual in-

Y

not chiefly. To sw ' ndf; w' - some personalify iiii!'p&:i°l_iaal 6"' cd:

and most intimate friends told me

“tires ni-. Babcock never' ies s mem-

H ber of his co'i'igregation'get out of

improve their opportunities __l:i_ow__

thinking for ,t_hc_m. O_n the sad anniversary of the .death 'of

8

ones have now been ahh to spend,

,_i_ng\..tho late pastor of the Brick T Chllltl~;h_ was able to make his Chris-`

`cbnspll‘a¢y. in that re uest? correspondence between individuals ',_ti1ll_e_!_.,_Sol,}1o.<0l_ uB__have _seen ‘tlie

first pen wielded "by i their was' ‘-is

after this

‘ of uf

thousand*

in goldi

is

_ _ ___ farreach

Ion' tlieie. ¢.oronaation‘ in the

ssvenlyre_demption._ ' _ ;-<f'|_»§|A\_l§._-in cloning, _I3 would impress

upon you all tae influence of a con- Pell- df "yoi1"°lea.rn to use for God t that n which as a

_ ,_ _ » . , sehooiboy ‘ you in your

`1~~chubhyilngers.wlisu itwonld sputter

<1 fry torzoqllltm out of

\

< 1 l

se

» led

that I

' : '.1 _ _§._ _-1 < ' W -‘ f ~ -,.‘ "' `P‘:f'.f‘,§§'“-"mi _V

_ ;,»'."' ~__._1. -U-'r - _.___ rl . _.___ .. ____"J,' 1

'af

_T _ _'_.f;i`~"¢i=i=-I:

New York cit to the doors? No, te-dey.”

I

tact? No, not principally. The E ‘greatest pert of his influence was __ _._-_-_-~_ - .-_¢»--

..won bythe power of per8on'a§ _ _ ggggkgdggqg 1 "H-““S» ‘?”¢. °‘ his 914'. °‘*‘§""“°'=‘ Z s°ina‘_f6q;'lt®51§=nd°vh. .mi

his reach. Ile liept a. ‘book filled' f' _ _ with dates. On the birthdays' othlen 1 _

boys at college he would- drop them _HE

‘ each a short letter,~. telling them to _ _ ¢, “ |10

children he would drop a sympathet A ' `

_ ic not.;-to the broken hearteg - par- _ ents, telling them how ‘it kful ._ fl .I #I » . V ii “_ they ou ht to be that their little ' ‘ t ~ _

_..¢_ F2

o§m§¢& asv : r"

_'_

2

t-i_a_ii_"fn`fli1ence;_fe‘It _"all over America. P’

‘my

- vi-re'

er

souls have n‘ heaven.

ac-' _

1

forthe liberation. of souls Y

‘1f‘1ME!u<"‘l""" ° "lm”""" "'-‘jf . ` sf ~' 1 .' wf'ff';r-;~».».1~_ -T -» -:ff-f-.~'~-~».-~-f_.-_» ~ '_ _ _ __ _ _ _‘__ . -_- W , - M .. --_.._..~..-.... -........,.s..;...-smMisses-»»¢.¢.=t»¢;s.~s»s~m»e.,i»,__»....»,.iss»-.=»euses__..+.....¢s..s..__. .».._;»~--._-z;1;;-f'1ill lf-* N

9» 1903

were sb

could not sleep ' at night.

IPPEAR-_ID 0|! NEMC, LIC'

589-8285. _ S S H

_urdock

A -OU RED

lt is well-knclm to all that bed blood ls

the direct cause of all skin diseoml and it

Ab necessary for the blood to be cleansed H. L ¢mmAN

before the eruptions will disappear. For this purpose there is nothing to equal Burdocls Blood Bitter: ee the thousands

of testimonials we have on head will'

'-lar. wiumi Thompson, u¢i~'¢aii°» P.E.l., writes us as follows: “l state to you what Blood

N has done for me. Som

potent of order

Alter ` tried

_iiliffinvt

i f v=it_t9_i»`inr¢._1=sfi1`\l_sve_=EZ I

fore, but _

.10

.much theirparents and p_astor~.wer_e__ _ _1_ik,_¢_°p-,_ _ ‘ 1 _

I one ~-or two .years -in heaven, telling - _ lthem how -_happy they ought .to be mat my that the partings _would not bovery ‘ f ' ' '_1”3, `

thiiil_<,_°_f_< ._1<i1is»_ When 'die \_°_l1ii/°r»a_ry~ _ °f[' 1 1Y_llliesveoh'revni `-f win

ss<>_'ulo_"I"yo°fing_ girrs anveht' into 'tiie"¢:hurcn“ '

‘not chills," he would drop a llef.ter,f. ‘but I hoping that her year of faith fin

Christ 'had been 'la happy year. __ Int

“ this way Dr.. Babcock reached out. fr . _

everywhere and hound his people.__to_ __ _ S'U1(}_,‘_!s_

;,hii=n with- links_.ef stee1._` By _Q__h_"l'9_wn_ _ system of Sixilple ¢o<6Pc1i,lett@l‘~ `W_1_‘ 1;: °`*~ “-

~S¢

. “_ os se

ec ee

._&;p»m. _

4 m.

.,___..___

K

L .»

*ether ln' Lower Pro-

, _ .

' chiseir ‘lDd'-"-thefrirst ‘leaf was .~..ia. agua aV|0!l¢ _ ~

ushect of solid* rock. But; though;

»of ‘ Such writings. may flast .hundreds of ._ _ _

ietters. years. yet they wiii _aof.__1as_t as ion; __ _ _ because. $5 the 80SP@l»W_ol‘d8 .written upon the '

'at-hey . hvmallillesft by ssvseel pen. Such vep.___ words shal1__ _last "*“~~ ‘ "

were .,_¢s\ih ‘ dead.;

{nw"j, pa.ssed` cyc_l_es_ _of i

'ang Infinite _in 'reference' to ~

9'n°"‘c0lli1!llslleil'! "

Lf

Queen_St.

#£3

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