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` ers in every ilerul_ Newly painted and r..

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Jlrtliiclal team

The best of satisfaction, moderate

prices.

Extraction free of ebuzgeat

Queen alleel. Opp. house rn!

1-cod wtf

riiiiis irsuizircis.

For rates lu the! _'_ lrir d 1-tgiitiiul \'- ; lu»

nzrrintv: Compania :--\ \‘ uni Bu1‘.1\sai.L‘hnvi::ic‘ Hill-'. echo'/l lloubem Vhefse l-'ri-1c>.1'e¢, \‘.`iad Llfln, Store-il Q: \'\'i\v In

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- ` Barrister. Solicitor and Notary.

.~\if'i‘i~IR _l ».Nt‘_ii<\‘ :nfl OFFICE--HOLMAN BLILDING,

Next door to Royal llauk. \\'utr-r St..

Stiuiiuersidi-_ .\l‘.)Nl~.\` TU LOAN.

r-:.~ *li in v‘i yi

=»_ _fmiz-_~

J. Al`(}U5ll?S BENILEY

Barrister and Attorney

Oii`i;e: l‘1isii.iis Brace Briil:

B iildirig.

SUl'*'li"lERSlDE.P_ E. I.

Money' to Loan ou good secur- ity of laizd :it inode-rate rate oi

interest.

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Produce Lomniission Flcrchani

_ V Ml`.\4l?Rl)'S BClL3l.\'Q

ARGYLK: 5 ., f‘l.\Ll ‘A..‘\, N. 5°

Personal sizciiiien given rc-itic ~s et iz: _ um 1

Eggs, li.:¢_~, ,"f\..iry_ l'iuii_‘.'cg<ii.l»l.-~ Sc _sin

rrocee-is oi' sniff. iernittrd pr._ur\=il\~_ Mari rt

price sent oi; lpplicniion. Cwusignmeiiu solicited. 4 is dw i yr

E. F. RYAN, B. A

Barrister and Attorney, _

UEORGETUWN, P, E. l5LANl".

a2mwf&w uno. Pat.

lliE DUPFERIN 801131

Et. JoJ1n,T1\`l`.fi. |\\~eric.r.king the beautiful Xing Square. Mor

uipeled throughout. The only horel in in city with pri\~n‘e liiwn and garden;

E l.eRI"l \\ ELLIS, CUAS CliL{P{‘.l’l.i.

fin, Manager.

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Diseases til' \\'or:ie1i .url rlillilz-_'i=. ()i‘iii‘e Kr.-rit .\`tri't-t_ ut -iiior to John-

sou's Drug Store. :~\::c zij.

Rt-sitlcizrv. . Alt. Juli. li4»'_v. i. 'll fc-

tiliutzc :_;<\. t-:txt l'_i.~\;:~_ If- 1.: Li. "`., l.3ti~5.5o 2-_tri ~-L\_"_'.::i_ 1:-lu'

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ghjfjg _ Lines norms s_|°°

MEDIUM 5O~' ‘ TRlAl_ SIZE 155

t ‘Y ` -\~ 'I' '

The liood -Cook’s Pride.

Beaver Flour never fails-never dixappoints. It makes the white, ` light, delicious bread and pasu-y that model Canadian housewives

delight to serve.

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Beaver Flour ;

is I blend 0l"`;‘"t;‘§°iI.flf'i`l`i’l'\iyii`.'.°f 'ai t contains e nutrii-nent o one, and the delicate davor of the other. Unequalled for ull kinds of

- family baking.

Al your Guan-1'" i

~ --~-;;> FIGURE or

1 _

/ Used By Preacher to Show

_ Sewing God".-

Not As o. Taunt : "I Told You So." But An Invitation is

' to Return to the Way from Which They Have lg

_ _ _ _ f gl Wainderod-What the River 'l'ea_ches¥'Ihe‘ _

. -1- Conditions of _ Pence -'I°h'e'A' River ` “ A

lid Y .

Inland aeeordingtohct uflhrlhlisntuf Cu-

odmin the your 1%, hy Frederick Diver. ol Toronto. at me Dani of Agriculture. Ottawa Los Angeles, Cal., Feb. 12.-Under

the figure of a. river the preaulier sho\\u_ in this sermon the bcnciiu that accrue to men who serve and obey God. 'Phe text. il Isaiah xlvili, 15. “Then had Lhy peace been as a river."

\\`hat nrt tliou doing, O prophet of

lsriierz Art. than taunting thy people with thi: blessing they had missed

r through forsaking God and disregard-

ing thy touching? 'When trouble swoops nrt thou one of those who s;i_\': “l told you so? If you had only tiilwn niy advice you would not

iluy. lf you will xnalie your bed out of tlioru.~' iiud tliistles instead of rose li-iiws, then upon the thorns and tliistlvs _\-ou iiiiist. lie."' Ara you like mi cxcciitioiier who upbraids and de~ rid.-s thc uc-iiibling murderer whose life ho is soon to strangle with the rwipwf ln drawing your enchanting picxiiic of peiwa flowing like a. river

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A Splendid Tonic

Builds up the System

Strengthens the

Muscles

Cives Now Life

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.;iw:eii~;e <'o_, Ltd., }.lnn're.\!.

i IN ANY fel./eztrirv.

`oquulo .'30 pcunfis SAL SODA.

_ SCLD EVER'-."\l.'l~iSElf.

siiiii ni nu mi».iiviiii» di»iiii»i»_-.

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bt-ilu-i- a people harassed by powerful fort-i_i_gn viii-uiies and disturbed by in- teiinil ili_~;si~u_sions ure you not merely milling to llinir distress, as the mir- ngu of the desert aggi'a_\'atL'S the thirst of the dying t|‘a\'el».~i'? Are you saying to your miserable people: l"l..;».»k at those beautiful banks Iuiii--i-cd by the river, rich in flora and luiiciiil v\ifli singing birds. 'l`hcy uiiiilil hii\»: bran all yours if you had not tiuiidercd into the dt-st-rt of sin, ‘but now they are lost to you fur- eil-r."

"Ah, rio,"» says the prophet Isaiah,

"it is not fo iiggru_\'nte their thirst

5 that 1 ti-ll theui of this river, but

to iii\'iii~ them to return to the way from wliich they have wandered; not to exult. over thi-ir uiisi`oi~tuiics, but to warn tht-iii oi the coiiscquciices of sin. I nut not hi-re glorying in the isull'cring ot' Gud's iulluli uiieS. My rner is not coinposeil of tho black v\'iil\»i'~< iii' the ri\‘i-r Slvv, but from

giiiil--d \\~;i|ui|igs :iuil hue- siuiil-ll .iuil hzwiliilit hiiii.si~li' into ll'¢_i\ilih~, iiriil thu i`iilh»-i- s¢iri~o\\s \\ith limi uuil pleuils uiili liiiii to i‘i»|ii-iit iiiiil iis>iii'i~s hiiii

iiliiiss .\li.ill |_.i ioiniiiii iiiiil his

,tis that in lh»~ i'liiiiu'i‘l uf \\`i-.<tiiii|\-

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be in the diiiiculty you are in to-_‘

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'95 5.

_should

"tht river

'our

hit the pluodiul _rlvinot only

tllshol our rulntlonlhlp to God. but ullcrour practical lPll‘i¢“5| !'!\°u°°’ lhfp to our follow mm. Itieloarll uudomphutieully and dlitllictlyltyl. "Gospel paws must bo 09°! f»° all blind. ,food for the h“DZ"Y. cloth!!! _or thsnuksd md MPP! U\’°l|li°° f°f the homslma." It tauohol man that tho tint ¢uut_oommu.nd'u_\ent il to lotaetholitilllourtlodwithull our

dilHkInntoit,womuatlove

*soul and utrofnph and mind.. And tho

""""’_`t' our D¢i@1boru as ourselves. It il o

of Triumph

law of our notun that peace and

l w is restful as that of hun

H ii

rosy. .Hin way was that the prophet Sh; has lziieved me .anew °, hi,

should Como out to him and stand and cull on the .riamo of the Lord and strlkiu his hand over tho place. God's way was that he dip seven times in this Jordan. When he took God's way he was cured, but not un- til_ he took it.. Goil's way can cure you, O immortal, of your sin. Are you ready to welcome this divine pence, like u river, which will como to you through Jesus Christ? The way of the cross is the source of this peace. From the mount of Calvary that stream guslies forth, as froiu Hoimt Herman flows the Jordon and from the milrondacks the mighty Hudson.

But the pleading river teaches ul

another lesson about the divine peaco whldi passetli all understanding. The longer n disciple of`Jesun Christ. lives n Christian life the deeper and wider does the river of his peace become. It should deepen and widen and grow more majestic in volume, oven as the waters of the Hudson grow deeper und wider as they slip past the high-V lands :uid lap the feet of the Pali- sades and sweep on fn their grandeur to the place where they are married to the waters of the mighty dccp nt

btotlier. 'Hiepcuso that pnssetli un

landing never lllill the heart tlui-t

charllhel selfish desires or turnl away from _anothei-'s misery.

Ars We temporal and spiritual

"rivers of lile"- to our fellow men? Some of us are truly -“rivers of deutlrl or "rivers of seclusion." Our lives,a.re like the stygian stream in the great Mammoth cave of Ken- tucky. We are surrounded by grand- eurs and beautim on evuy sid-.~. but we have walled ourselves in by solid rock, where we can do no good to others and where others cannot do any good to us.

Or our lives, if they ure” not like

the Styx ol n. liainrnoth cave, sup- porting only n few blind fish swim- ming hundreds of feet below the sur- face of the earth, may be like the wonderfully suggestive beauties of n Lurny cave of old Virginia, which likewise are doing no good to any one. That Lui-ay cave is a niai~vulo_us place. Though its beauties were bur- ied for centuries, yet. under the flash of light it looks as though its walls had been erected only yesterday and. like the Tu] Mahal of India. are a litterin mass of dead prec-

‘5/,fx happiness coins to no through service

“I ' . _ '5 ~' i: ' toothars. No mln il lo happy 85,10

:ai § who has mode unothir happy- $0 1°' i _

dsrs

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tho nuptial nltnr of Governors ls- ions 5t°ne5_ yonder sung the gol- land- in \1l’P@l` NEW YOYK Bay- It umns of stnlagrnite as statuary in sliould ‘iw on izwwinc deeper and vesziii gin-me-.its or purest. white. itere

wider, own as bei-oine the watt-rsgiif the River Orinoco, where they oinpty t,

are the drippings of a cataract, as

hough the mad rush of a Niagara

themsolvi-s into the iinfiitlioiiiahlc depths of the son. \\`lien, in 1-198, ()lii'istu|ili<-i' Coluiiiliiis for thc first time touched the iiiuinliinil of South Aiiii»_i'ii~z\ and saw this gi-vat ri\‘i-r, one of his oflicers con riilulxitcd hiiu

b0CauSe he had i'ii_~‘.i'o\'ei'i»(l uiiutlicr is- land. The immortal f-xplori-r replirdzi "No such river as tluit flows friiiii ani island. 'Phat mighty torrent drains' the waters Of ii contiiit-nt." The, pleading river of tlod`s pence grows; wider and deeper ns wo travel along its banks in the journey of life. Atl; thc beginning of our Cliristian course, it may seerii a siiiiill struuui, but ns! the years priss and our feet couio

i .-». ».._ __._.. .. ._ __ ._.,_.,_ , ‘ - .- _ * ‘ ` ltlii. llouiii ti'\\tiil \\'.1ters of thu nearer and nearer tc' the great °°cu“`

F _; _- ~ _ ~. .- _ of eternity tho \oliime of the river,

to “Sr 9"” BEST ‘:.‘.._.1ffx_.._i._.ff::>.. .:;t.°..:‘_.'n:;::i ry wgm- » ww

-' "fu ' ' . `_ ` _ - ` _ that passoth u crstnn ing. l

ls this increasing power true in re lei-ence to our spiritual peace? As. you compare your present life with: that of voiu- spiritual life ten twcn~-

" I 3f.hut if lit- \\ill it»i".~i.il\e,lii:< .sin his nick- ty' thiriy years ago are yuh cami

siious that au love God more now

ia" ‘ A’ r ‘ r ‘ Y t -_ l|»=~.\¢~~ .\li;ll ‘lin lil.» ii ri\er, us . _ __V Eg A.' K 1 lhmwh hu‘h`Ul m_\M_` Finm_d_.. Am), than you did Nien? Do you read the

_ "~-._. 1. lliiiil ln-lp us :is ui- use thi- lmriks of Blble more now than you did Wllcn ' étln- .liiriluii or th-.~ Iiliiiiv or th~- 'l`ib~_-r '

xou joined the church and prepmcd for your first communion? Is' your.

_ 'or lin- l`[»|ii-r lliiiiiii-S or thi: hunks

'- 92 ” ' ' A - -. _ v l - _ _ ._ _ _ ciijoynicnt of prayer and your de- “‘~m “‘*f`~‘I1°»‘W~B21‘l~lt ¢;1'._.:1f:: ...:;;t:; ..".f‘_‘:;‘.:"._.€::'.._:f -p-» me im- W ‘ READY FOR USE ltliiy iiiixy l»~~i'iiiii<» ii;< siii‘i'~.-tl ai piilpit .than it' was at hmm Are you s"nv`

. v 1 '

ing more earnestly than formerly to gather the showers of blessing that

_ st <i' .-\| L rv i' .`t, 1'; l's r i L -r-_ _ . l F°rm('?‘;“"" """‘-°""".'"'~lm5""`°‘°f'; liiirv t`-liilictlifiil ct-.»ii Tlioiitili l»i~:\liloli's are ever-"whore inning around you ln* rernnvlng ol'l ;xn".i1.cl1:iin€e:.:ing _ |. ` . '. . __ ` - ' _ _ L0 y0llf` 0\\'l1 Spiritual D8f.\.ll‘6'I AFC J _ i.iiid ins not ¢ii|>.~i~<i;iti~il it iii ct- sii-.iis. :is-tis. G.-si. _+ and for; ;ch`__mqic_ll mn\m__m0" (h_lm__m_d it you more ready now than at the be many oiinei- ,;urr>i:~=.i~s. A can 5 ' .HN ph,_|_|,n,, l_`,\l_|_ in _[W mg, ginning of your Christian career to

, ' "’ ' go into tho house of a neighbor on

i~.'»i-».~ - uit ii- i’-' _» _

gp N UV" Hb H K HHH' whom sickness or bereavement has

pt-:lic \\liit'li L‘u|iiL‘S to iiiilrl iiiizs?._ riiiiio us the rosiilt. of u-itiir-il law in

fallen to administer comfort and tu

l the spiritual lilo. lt is uiit the re- Eggs xisemilgggiiingl Evgils

1:.: .~-_ s _-_-_ , -. ' _ ., . ‘ _ - ._ ' iinwli: gi _ §"I£' l‘\;'f'hi“:""|;f` hifi 'l;`l`_"l :Fun ly wrong with A Christian who,

ii ‘ " while his wealth and mental poucr

I 1 uf ' ` ii .' ' ' ' - ‘ll. ‘ 'rl . .

Q -ronci.wo.<:-_.11 | 1,, _ _ _ ' ‘I&U i n x.|_Hf M '_ lf. (L ' " "UL ‘_""" "ls “ 1 ¢ with the i BRIS. Kind!!

_xi.i|.ii\iliiiis “intl \\liitli might fig up D passng y I \ ,| ~ nd- ,.d_ I that his spiritual nature docs not

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R. .Ii¢liN i.H)Wl%i_l., _ll.l). Physician and Surgeon.

POWNAL ST R EET, Opposite St. _los4.~pli`s Convent. HOURS-l_`r:tii io orlock ai. in., I to 3

p.m.,7ioop.ni_ iz-Eidviii

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Ailliiili J. B. HEttlSii,A 5. _

.uakvnkng 5

nAh'r'|-‘lR AND ATl0R\El-Ai'LA\¥

car q..=¢._ mud .niiimonzt Su Clrmwu.

"_l¢<_l-one House 258, Offcer.

W.l.0. llGli$(?N,K,C,, CJSAVAN DUFFY

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_~,._4 ;__ p_ ;_.'_-'~q_+ \._1@ 1__¢_-_,L2 1\~ A bei-ii:;id invaluable.

4:1.: u A lr.. t~..w-\ Six.-.k of .Ji-.A'u

, Avi!

CEO- INMAN

Barrister, eollclior, huury, ut -'

\1u~.zi in.-_1in_ Collectlvns nude..

':»~v.<¢ M .-vi.r.if_ P. il. r

SMAl.l,V'0trl‘-.C P.. Biiriiiier and Attorney

it-Law, !~o\»ryl’ab`*r. cle, Olive Cameron

l!::~k_l|.lely occupied by P_\,_ |1u¢,M¢_|'_¢_~ ~"f"'3‘ F-'-*P 0"»e:\ Furuno ‘-'nnrv "\ \o~\r.

A~ A- ll¢l.¢-ii. K.C. Donna Mritiiiunr MCLEAR d ICKINNON,

Bnrristeu, All l- _ “ l’-|..via‘n !loik.%?ne|’l::_|.trtl|i.w‘:|,

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Cape isrgion Agds

n one,

°|.°ln -bdiullht u or flcngtulldllg use

Lawn Lompmy

utlien -n lions lloxk. lydney, C. 3, lcon loss \._|.. ii noun uns loss. uh, 1. :_ g

G. l. MURPHY & C0.

General Csalilliiiqrliilfu Blilercliautsl

h&dPiudnrohundletl on commin-

. _ ‘:.p'. .~: _

._ the iiiiniediriie Relief r.::il (nie of `~

li. H. .lAYl.0R

-'IV "'~'? """"*°"' f’-"~-"*~§-#.~‘...~»:-_°> if

cousin No Mons

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‘f f"EF’.}'_~

THE REMEDY OF THE DAY

3 J9 definite preparation of _ Spruce Gum, wild Cherry,

Hourhound and Tar.

`; Seieiiunciiiiy eamniiwii an ui. '

form of agreeable and pala- ` tnhlo Syrup.

. *_ One ofthe most reliable pri-pam. ' tions veii':trodn».~e<li.-iii .» itil* for

,._ .

(l‘lf,_:'/fi. (`i1.'i1.i, li'rarii‘/;i`I:V__ //u_zr_rf_ _ - n.->i_U /i.>opi`rrgC`ougii,L`rou/1,.-lim- ~

mir. and all disease of the Thirun. ` and Lungs. `

i Ta?-;cu with Cod Liver Oil in the

lift t‘"i'es of Consnmition it will "

/or _ta/r c-:'¢rjif~.c/zrre. /'Miz 25 cts, 1

j Soir g :ogirielom 'l"n:= Wirmiirl Ouxln-

riti. C~._ l.'_;iiiei.‘_ _\?.>1;_-mil, l;;in:i~i.i_ 1

MCGALE'$ nvvrzniiur PlLLS vol .'

mul uvrn into nswciz.

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a .~.- iii soiii- i iiiu fa -n ii _ .

` ' r' " ' i iii its ti-i-tli li|`l it iili<i\t-b.\|pincL'li"ui1 “lldcn atzgotgeepeu like um pleading

and ¢;;iri'_\ il our liiiiil :intl sea auil “ver of E _ _ uitliiiut liiiuiaii aiitl pliiut it :is aiu Indeed' 1 Somgtlmos tfhlnk that our

so called ence is not like a river at

i~\i»Tii‘ i i ~ _ _< ` - " - _ D _ } tii~» _\iiirli‘u`lJlr;'ii\ll::l:\| (l)l:i-ULlli’- nu' It ,S more like bradnsh' st'ag` \ :i.i- priicel roiiii-s to iiiiiu us tliv re- nluxt P001 °r ns a dried up wen that fsiilt oi' a rutiiiuiil cuiisv li hos a gives forth no water' "There was A ' ._ . ._ .- _ ` r very good well hero once/5 said an

*‘~:=;:1;-._:'-

' 5.

tiiriil source; it has a niitnriil ilou

ll.i-iiiiiiil souiii-_ :is n |i\i-i has uu.i~ old farmer in miemnw to 8 oertain

_ _ _ _ ' drinking trough. “Indeed "- answer-

as the Joidiiii has gi iiiituiiil llou, . ' ,_

.niwnal Umm' ns UN, ed a. preacher on his vacation, ‘Z

‘uw _\ ,_i,_,_,. ,mmut h,_w,,,_, i, |~|_L,‘, more and a little more. 'Phe dirt

- _ - and refuse were not cleared out, and

liiiiru iiiii-mg ri\i-rs, _»\ rn--r i-_"mot

V ilii ari_\‘l lung that s|iet'ilic griivitv the water grew w.°"° and worse “nd [Mm ...Hn I ,L n d( .. .H ' less and less until at last the well

`1_ iu r~' iu ii i, HS I, _.l is lm Ml., , _A `_ __,_,_,_| 1 beoaxrie choked up I wonder ilthcre

highvst peiik 1 liiid \\'hait. is culled 0

i i iiiri ii r in _ L icrv.

rlinili .inn of thi- lull |~_\'|'.iiiiids of the rs any fiawriln' the bottom 0' “Ts lf¢»1‘l\_\' lliuintusiis. 'l`h.~r'\,- upon tlw wen) Yes' and um preacher’ I - wonder if there is any water at the “.u,_,_,. s|“,d_ bottom ol the well?"< Il that the

Ilut, tliounh tho iiiiiilntain brooks 89'" °‘ °“r Deane? I’ n' ‘ 'en md

may ll-:ip from the cool hills into 'mt' ° river? ' » the hciil. of tha broad. arid plain, it i‘ A' tha Mi53i95iPP| 317" 55 fed bY makes n great dual of difference into um Missouri' th° ohm' "h° T°_““c" aimi, plain um; fungus m;,,,|,.,,|, see and the Red Rivers and indirect-

_ -. _ , ; Flmll go, whether it falls one inch to ly- by th’ Anegienyr ‘h° M°“°“`

0' 5.' "Nh 0" ffffff-‘ Q/price. _ :the right or one inch to the left of gnhcln. the Yellowstone und the

_ the Rocky Muuutun water shed one Platte, so from many sources might.

iiiieii to the right it news into' the uw 'iw' Of 03" Deuce “wi” 11°

|Gulf of Mexico; one to the left it 'diem °f 13053193' b“° ‘NWN 'f° ; cows into U", wager, of "N pa¢mc_ allow the dirt. and refuse of this The twig,-, of a "ve, must nbey na-_ world to choke tho passages by which I tm-.il 1aw_ Nam if guy. hw, an they might enter and our river dwind-

`°' I ""”` T"""“‘i" *Y* ' 'L-M! inexorable in regulating the source ll” "W0 5 5993* P°°1- H°"° “`°

.und the course of n. river, are they b°°°m° dfied “P lPl\'"-U81 Yell” A3 I not g(|qu||y jnexo,-ahh |u raference to UB toirlii-9 l`l1'0@ll\§' ]Bbh`|$ Int() the source and the course his divine J“"°b" V011 MNC oholfedit up, some wage, 'huh i. uk. ¢ dv," of us have choked up our gospel

\ _

5 a. l you mu; obey god-, la," won wells. Years ago we dropped the peb-

lyou can I God' poem, T ‘ble ol Sabbath desecration into lt.< gig; ghpmfntgydimm; mm. |. 3, 3 Yours ago in went another plbb|g_ | urself shannon from Binds; school and

o ~ i _

yo against. I hat.

1 5 limi infinite wiiido;i‘.lm1£°i» not li)i°o::- :mi "°"“g" -7*” *W "° "°°"

l g routing a Sunday newspapers ;?i`.' ’..?.°‘ .?..°.1’.."’€’i.‘2."’ .»"3'.ii‘.i}'..Z.‘Z{‘ '82 in-f-=-d of U-;_,Bd'_»»\~ 1;; vw#-_gy--=

'~ - . ~ ., _ _ - | ‘ ur w dlou pub une

to replenish your silttru :ire such g bvuzael din failure and Qlluippoilngf :°m“nP°*°°-dm' md h uh ‘ nm, 'm_

ii. knives, forks and spoons. In l;,'::::,|»¢ui, ;i:,r:°l°:,;'¢k,,° “$3.23 enllig and deqienlng ouch your, isrlielrs

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.atiuid you cannot get the divine

which is lib A river, ‘tailed

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and shoy com-

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music" ed tho or’o 1

don. Kings sen

friends. can it bo _ niust over pass through gate, which ll to-day tho river of death for

l not God? Cui lt be the

ever como A time when

ll I the m an-ii

had been instantly halted and, like an open mouthed lion, dared not ut.- ter one growl, although even now we seein to hear the echo of its lust wild, nind roiu'. Yonder is the "ball- room/l where our imagination tells usgthe nymphs and the fairies used to sport and dance and make inerry. Near to this “ball hall" is the “cemetery ridge," where those nymphs and fairies were buried agus on ages ago. Here are the "hanging veils of the goddesses.” so thin that through them flashes the light of our guides' lamps. From yonder cutiie- dral, with its denies and spires and uteeples and minarets and strange co.rvin'gs, there come echoing up the lolemn notes of n.n.orga.n which roll and swell and thunder and whisper and pray and chant and die. From out of every grotto stretches some bond or lifts some iinowbank or flaps some wing or, like u cat's eye, blinks some emerald or, tiger-like, glrires the bloodshof. eyeball of some ruby or flashes some emerald And while all tho chimes of all the tow- ers are beginning to ring suddenly a stnlactite many tons in wt-iglit breaks loose and crashes upon the floor. It shivers, rolls over once or twice and then lies still, to be de- composed by the coming ages. A marvelous and enchanting place is Luray cave of old Virginia.

But. I cannot close this sermon iip1

on this beautiful text without find- ing one more symbol. Tho pleading river is not only a river of consc- crntion to God, but a river of tri- umph. It. is not only the crystal gates through which, as the Jordnn of death, we shall enter the tomb, but it is the crystal gates by which we shall leave the' wilderness of trouble and earthly wanderiiigs and enter into the promised land of heav- en and eternal joy. Shall our peace, which is like a river, stop at the brink of the grave? `

We have read how George Freder-

ick Handel on the River Thames won his great musical victory over the irate George I. of England. When King George was Elector of Hanov- er he befriended the young unknown musician Handel and made him court musician. But after Handel hnd won musical fame he tired of the Hanov- er court and hied himself to Lon- don. This greatly enragcd the Elec- tor. When he became King of Eng- land as George I. he would have nothing to do with his old favorite. But one day the King gave a great fete upon the River Thames. As tho royal barge moved along another barge followed, playing twenty-five concertos of music. These Concertos, gathered together under one musical head, nrc`kno1vn ua the celebrated "vciiti=r music" of Handel. Every niusical instrument thi-n known was utilrlcd in the_orche8trn. ';Ah," said King George. "no one could compose, such iiiusic as that but my old court' musician, I-‘rederick IInndel!"- At once the King restored Handel to favor and gave to him u. salary of $1,000 por your. But though Handel upon the River Thames was able to play himself into the good graces of an earthly king our divine peace, like n river. shall _vet open for usa more triilrriphnnt entry into the royal courts of heaven. There we shall not have to play as Handel played, but we shall have all the celestial choir which sang for the shephfyqg ghova the Judaenn hills ling for un ,tho hnlloluiah chorus of u royal and dl- vine welcome. _

But. ‘I think myself of ons suggosf

tive fact about this some River Thames. Though Handel by gweetoeg harmony may have played himmifin. to the good graces of_ an earthly king. yet he was playing lil: "water

the stream which wash-

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