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ELECTION SCANDALS.

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_§¢y, J. A. Gordon of ti1cl=irst Baptist Church

SDWKS 5l!°0H£lY 011 thc Subject.

mv. J. _-i. Gordon, of the First fovoo ihooino win of ' ~

£5 ¢hm-ch.oi1 Sun.l_1.y deliveredthe Holy Spirit, taught lli0cllil:sF;\;?:_nlg';:o? waving stirring serniin on Political claimed by the prophets, and illustrated |.go|'=\li¢.i'- _ T inthe lives of the greatest characters qv,-.y The let it double portion of Thy that their nation or any other ever wit. be upon me.` -ll King's,‘2;9. ._ Dessed. V TM nf* °f the "ee is m°"'° °°d°l`lll8 Dan on the north and Bethel the

the ofthe leaf. The leaf lives one south as places of worship set apart by then \\'ith¢\‘S Mid falls, to be sue- the wicked king were considered assao. by other leaves. different in num- red and more convenient than Jerusalem

but not in function. Through with its temble and altar set apart W*

the P!" 9! W? mi* lil-1‘i°"Y W2 |906., ‘.‘.'h¢i‘e ell israel Should zatherfm- me principle anliii_».te.ltl1e sarees worship. ' '

'\5f 1954* Ili Dl`°P°1‘5i0Il‘ Thi modern fad that it made no differ-

théi l5¢1‘f'l¢‘Wl’°d ln that Dl‘l#`\5lDl%_ tlléyi Bios; so long as the worshippers- were

W the 31`°“`l?h Stfelidlill of sincere, obtained in thom days as well as

me that bore them. So the actors in in these,

with the klnizdom of God muon withstood this onboueotingor the

tobe succeeded by 0l»l'1¢l’S having" will of man for that of God with energy

gifts and graces, but animated lljustly entitling him with the designation some spirit and enerzlsed by thef or the “Pmpnet of Fire." power while the Kingdom itself re-_I In these days thereis great need of the

same spirit calling the world back to Jesus

gijah the “P1‘0Dh€l5 Of Fi1`¢" gives way) Christ and His simple gospel. “Highs the prophetotthe “Still small Those were days when patriotism was wig," while each qualiied for his own -confounded with “our government right *jeby the same Holy §pirit. ‘ or Wrong." _

nop;-ayer of Elisha was not not the ex- . pgion of ambition to efcel his predeces-l

TRUE PATRIOTISM. _

It bug bg 31l0wed_ as the first, born 301; bg , Trl!!! D8b1‘l0blSlIl Wlll l‘%008'Dll¢ thb l'08.l

hikmwegggp and heir, _purpose of a nation and will dare' _at all -nm is, however, 'a sense in _which hfilafds U0 Objeflli “Hd PPOWSU. %8ill_l7¢ Ind an “weeding generation news gifts `warn, against any existing conduct, or ‘“\m¢t,i°n§ beyond mqsewhigh thou- pre- proposed legislation that will frustratethe “umm possessed, In Qrdgpm underggaud ` evident purpose of God in national devel-

,hbonion of this prayer-it is won to con- opment-the grinding. crushing power of’ ddasome of the peculgu-ig” ofthe A wealth, or the unreasonable conduct, of

iwfEuja|,_ I dissatisfied labor, or the pro-

' ptection of the liquor tramc, which

STRONG F-“TH IN G09- ll effectually milita.-tes against both

It was 8 Spirit of strong and Settled the educational and immigration policy

of our country. »

Those were days of great mxity, the While our Govemuient is paying hun- 'in of ..Je,_0b0am the Son Nebat, “.h0‘ldreds of thousands of dollars for educa- gdelsrael to sin," as endorsed and pm. tion, through the existence of the liquor ‘tw by the government repmsenb ; traillc, thousands of our children are un- hflesebel through her Weak husband table to participate in its advantages.

Ahh was c0nSide1.ed_0f greltm bindingl Whilst our Government expends vast

Guring of llls llo longer a |.uxu ry.

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/./_}?l)ld Hutch, the one time Chicago heat Plutocrat, the formula of a cure for dyspepsia, given him by the fastest dietetic specialist in the world, a bequest to suffering

humanity; made up into tabules heavily coated with choco- late, and called Hutch Tablets, that the benefit of the billion- lire’s legacy may belwithin the reach J all. Ten Hutch

Tablets can be obtained for ten cents. Endorsed by the

most prominent physicians of Canada and the United States

Hutch Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia are regarded by them B the only preparatiorl which works in a natural and healthful manner. Never before has a. preparation received so many marks of distinguished approval as has Hutch Tablets, the ture for stomach troubles with a. special -feature oi giving in- stant Eelief to and permanently curing indigestion. From the

instant ol' its conception in the brain of the great dietetic spe-

cialist of New York up to the present moment of writing, the

progress of Hutch Tablets has been a succession of triumphs,- iinique in the histdry of proprietary preparations., The reason

of its marvellous _success is that it is efficacious. It assists

"illgéstion, increasesthe secretion of the gastric juices, causes

perfect assimilation, and by being gently cathartic ,expels all

excreta which may remain in the intestines to poison the system its pestiferous gases anclpoisonous liquids. In way Hutch advancesfall the organs in a healthful natural 1'na.nneif,__ _ ,andy no organ is invigorated at the expense of another ;` Peter

lsnot robbed tol-pay” Paul.” Peter-robbed-to-pay-Paul policy is that of all other dyspepsia cures and is bound to end disas-

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lrously The formula. of Hutch will at once be madelknowny lo your family physician and will be placed on the prescription lists of the hospitals. No more headache- H¢53daCh¢9 l‘¢SUlf from a. sick stomach and excrement which is.; not _efnpelled

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from the intestines. The matter remains in the system, forms md religious _lug S mmm your how, te" you the

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Speak' __ " ‘-‘77”» fer _-0°l'ie_l\'i lllfllll SFI!

Specific 94” for Disrrhoes. very im-

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" only soiv ° one ui sian work immediately I” *ideal ml' "lilo off. _ _ e " is Trwéiu' lim!

TLT? ' ` 1§`§£o’!£¥";"6de""gt.; J a " 'iii kt '-fl i 'i.»‘Y Od f`*- Ind]

_lsabeadache cure is avi; If _ ___,__,i day. __ _ .; , 5,; _ ’ It _

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Tablets are d.°__

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ioioorisine blood witn*~`iis__'<iele:e¢_<fei»ee§ifethéi .

0| _bodiment of whole-hearted _eomecrati

dull mddeninglthrob. I

amounts of money~»quite properly-for the encouragement of.immi8~,-Ninn, ‘nd as a. result thousands of Donkhobors and Galliclans are coming into our oountry,yet as a result of the legalized liquor tralllc, thousands of the bralny, brawny and loyal Canadian sons are annually des- tlvred- With representative goveromont, the” individual makesths nation; and the nation in turn influences the individual; what the Government practices or toler- ;e ates will soon be regarded by i-,h¢in¢1`{y|. 51111188 1‘i8ht and proper. Elijah warned _

cannot withstand what destroyed Israel. I

II. It was a spirit of loyalty and cour-1

age that would maintain conviction sin-i

Those were days when eoursfe' of oon-I

vietion was lacking. ' s t _

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to that truth is better, but the courage of conviction that will mould that truth into practical life is bestof all. _

A CRAVEN SPIRIT.

The trouble of Israel of Elijalfs day was

not lack of knowledge or even of' ortho- doxy, there was considerableof both, but it was set in fi craven, cowardly spirit. How strikingly that is illustrated by the lack of response to Elijnh's question, by

the congpegntion, on the ' heights of Car» mel. “How long halt ye between two opinions? If the Lord be God, follow him, if Baal be God then. follow him, and the people answered him not a Word.” It is true there were 7,000 who did not bow the knee to Baal. They simply did not do the wrong thing; but they did not do the right, \Vhile they. had knowledge and assent to truth, they lacked the courage of their convictions. “Good people should be good for something." Elijah in his day stood not only for knowledge and _con- vifotion, but for the courage of his convic- tion as well. A _ _ 1 _ These also are days of great lack of the t _courage born of conviction. Theguestion

1 of policy and expedient-y, position, income ` and society istoo often the overshadow-_ frog ooo behina whion the ugly foot; of ; sociahpolitical and commercial wrcngshifo 7 themselves.

_ 'ri-:rn “TRADING PoL1rrculN.” I

‘ It is a. lamentable fact that recent in- ' vestigations are bringing to light the fact that many have been, by the franch- ises of the 'people occupying- positions of I power and trust, that had they theirjust deserts, would be behind the prison bars. A little heroic effort, set on fire by the I courage of conviction would: redress many of the wrongs of ourday, would hurl from positions of ernolument and trust the “trading politician,” and would strip f the liquor tratiic of the le-gal garb, -that I gives to it standing, and respectability, would ccmpel, corporations to cease de- secrating' the sacred day of rest, the poor ma.u's heritage from God.

When the;whole nation was swept as

drift, by the ebb and flow of the tide, by every changing wind, Elijah stood -by like the Edystone Lighthouse in the dark- ness and storm, warning and guiding the mariner. » _ - III. It was a spirit of unpurchaseable _ integrity and whole-hearted consecration to his work. . ' ”

. are those who have not. » `_

did not cost too much. `

He was not the first leader who was in

be done. _ - .

recognized as ‘clever or “sharp” business men, but branded as dishonest and utterly unworthyot -public confidence, it would help to lift andmaintain our nst1on&l.11_f¢ There always were those who had no They were, and are the sheet an- of the world; They are iound as the saving. element, in social,.¢0l`l1me}'ciAl,

‘allhonest people. stood as the

» tothe Lord’s weak; ; -Befl`¢fD°d°8_S' 011% I-1

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PRINCE E-DW fu- r-~|=--

_llifiiet Surrender to our LITTLE BOBS who is tiagkgd by the very best quality. s

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must surrender tnolour PRICES which are

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chased Kruger out ot the Transvaal ~............._-_

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.chased High..Pr_ices out of-this Town. "4

Little Bobs, Little Jaoks,§ti~

can capture pa sn_it,_oap or shirt here cheaper, @§ker else that we know of. . ph

.Suits 75c up. Caps ,100 up. Shirts Zoo np. Everything the little men needs or wants at ,, , ,

What Trade We Have We ll Hold and

We’re After

r Some men have their price; but their

hah sold himself to work iniquity be-3

` was right, and perhaps would do it if it

the awkward place mf being _a simple ; dgure head, while Jezebel was the power __

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