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dollars for construction cf roads, and public works to meet the

ggggssities arising from the large ln- * gfpopulatioh.

gen! 'ro co:~r'm0L nounnols Lum.

ltelrrr-nr.. Feb. 21-(special)-Richard

&Co will retire from the manage

J. PIERPONT MORGAN. _

'I ment of the Dominion Line and the con-

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box containing a dozen or more chocolate cream candies mailed to Wabigoon.

Nanaow Escape or oN1~:.

panion named Mason who was seized with

trol will be exercised by the Morgan syn E dicate, R. F. McFarlane being the Cana- dian agent of all their lines. -

POISONED CANDIES BY MAIL. |

W1NNn>EG, Feb. 21-(Special)-Wabi.

goon district is excited over 'an attempt to murder by poisoned candies.

On Friday last a man named Chiverton

received at Gold Rock post olllce a small

Chiverton gave the contents to a com-

violent pains.

The candies have been forwarded to the

Provincial authorities ot Toronto.

NEW BRUNSWICK N OKINATIONS.

ST. J oHN, Feb. 21.-(Special)-This was

nomination day throughout the Pro- vince. `

- There are lights in. every constituency. `In Restigouche three men are running for

two seats.

owen arm lrxcrrnsc ooN'ms'r. ~

In Kent County five are _ia the fight for

three seats.

_There are two full tickets in all the

other counties and three in Carleton.

The fights in many Counties promise

to becloee and exciting.

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The Washington Star's poet puts this

sordid sentiment into rhyme: -

I care not tar the violets nor the roses

blooming fair:

I care not for the songbirds that will carol

everywhere;

I care not for the leecy clouds that high

above us roll. _

But I’m waiting for the summer, when we

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au ell-impatient soul, _

For the radiant, restful summer, when we

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Company. whowas 'sentenced to twenty*

days in jail for stealing hotel- spoons was released to-day on arrival of an order from the Minister ef Justice. ~

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uoenauien all its stragg-1es,or_s»1 me oi r;;f¢;§§~;i¢fr¢es_ 'rl'

1 ~Pre__vioue_,te_thie afakengg .youfQ

a noble name, than to live at ease, like the sheep, and die unloved ‘and unrenowned," The utterance, _ig____ealled forth _ _by _tie

ness with all itseeeming ease, enjoyment and luxury. -' _

Thisis the 'Greek version of the great decision which e is a' feature of all ’ the higher religions. Lite, if it is to have any true nobility, m_ust be accepted as ai greht campaign. The struggle `for existence through which on thephyeical plane, harmony and beauty;_cf nature _are .mall-

man, into the stlmglle for the higher 'lhe _seenecf this ,struggle is the _ awakenid soul. A _ _ tg

me-»-o»»»»l~ Pulsed at the Bweu lieturalrlm-‘tue ". °\=°°¢\.\_fi°b» _,¢h,r°bb\'lz._.Hf.s that creation. fe`f§`~liks the chrysalis before the spring sun hassent

young man requires awakening. ’As lcon as the spiritual meaning ct life dawns on his mind and he seeS‘»_w,_lth his own eyes the forces of good and evil at war in the world, 'he is called W make this great decision,to takehis stand for temperance, purity,ind ustry, or for the oppoeite,which means for him life or death. »

This is the most crucial period in the life ofthe young man. -How will he seek to satisfy the ineradicable instincts of his s ml? Will he remain onthe natural plane, and leave all his higher tacultiee unde- veloped? That you may not miss the

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tained, is subllndll _br the

through it its quickening thrill. _Everyf

The young men whoare not conscious cf

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afternoon services in the Y.M.C.A. ls any ideal longings are prematurely aged. growing larger and increasing ln interelt. They have almost wholly/ dedtroyed Yesterday afternoon Bev. T. F. Fullerton their higher and better nature by a course gave the third of the series of addresses ol' folly and licentiousuess. -They have

on the `M..kmg 'oi Manhood. He had eo: , beoomeelsse and cynical. _. _ ~

‘ e h for the Ideal ”' The ride themselves on havirfg seen

his subject ‘The S arc yp___ and he was flisteued to wish the deepest life, but they have never yet truly lived, attention by~ the large audience. The andifthey spoke the truth they would address was a ,masterly pne and must be tell you that living withoutaily e1ev_ating,1 productive. of great good on the minds of ennobling, and inspiring ideals, _drifting those who were privileged to hear it. through lite mere passion driven victims The reverend gentleman said in part: of natural forces, is but preparing for

In ‘5“1‘he Heroes," the linestot Charles themselves the worm ofisatiety Which.

King§ley’s many volumes, Perseus make dieth not and the tire of unsatistied de-

' - 'sire whichis not quenched. l

Ideals are absolutely necessary. You

may sneer at the ideallst, but it is hc who hasinoved humanity in every dir-

been

made.

Wordsworth has well said! ’

“We live by admiration; hope, and love Amd, even as these are well and wisely

fixed, ' I ' __ '

In dignity of being we ascend.

These are powerful emot__i_cna___ and

the poet is right. It is not _ 'by making young men’ common-place

“that we will put them. in the sway

ofwinnlng the crown _of .virtuous ____man-E hood. In with the: ‘N

negations." We are `maktng _ agreat mistake about this matter.” _We cannot

‘cure a, had passion by creating passion-

leesnees. _Itis note mu1titude__ precepts that keep ue weight' t, hill!!!

hope, deep pulses of love. To live-the

brake, theyueed the wing, 'for' “it is in

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_ _ _ ce rarely _ _ get beneath the crust of Wears absorbed in the roarof tbeloud stunning-.tide and we ara more or less insensible to the divine, deep, meaning of life. _ Whatia your ideal! 1_5. i8,f5x_u_n_d in the nloilgae, executes, which you'r_being and -lib cryehllile. What we admire most inevitably becomes the principle most onentlvs to the bundles sp and moulding ot emeheractenzltle this inner' moral force that rounds oi! our

lives as gravhation ro§_l:_ds ci! the Rl°b°~ Disciose a man’s am tion byiwhlchf he ts living, the desire that is givllgbiae and complexion to his mind and to hiaf wi! ot ullorioéottasa looking as llteaeemm and God. the tone of eentim_epno_hat'wius his unguarded approval, ttf* _that lure him cn, the objects hehcldsin 'front of him to revive his drooping eoergiei. to move the mass and to overcome the inertia of his nature, the yearnings that make his voice thrill, his heart throb,_' and his eye brighten, and you at once have the sesame that unlocks the _secret reverences of his spirit. You have _discovered the nature ofthe inhn in thus _layinir \>8~1‘6 MS ideal, nay more, you have discovered his possibilities and his limitations for no man can rise above his ideal. »

The common ideal which we have all

life is-success. This is just as it

glod and glory of this life; that life' may be full and rich and symmetrical we bring before you the claims of Jesus Christ. He' Pt xnds before us bright, beautiful, strong, nut the embodiment 'of an imaginative iieal, buta man living among 'men, 5 man' who has himself lived the lite of wil- dcm, though the cul de sac was the c'rod_

of Calvary. j

In the search for the ideal, after all our

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Mr. Alex.: l_IeLaug_hlin. Bowmauvtlle. one.. m-nennse for twenty rears he suilcred terrlb from itching piles.

Sevgnyenn' ‘geeokella drill* “PE

thebestcure.ig°‘-plies and was told to

use Dr Chaser Ointment. He eatlluedt

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Q Most liberalionered by say °°=1l2=1y- _fhiiieiililify for

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nights or lsomn-anon. in-lgut 'vacuo of _moose

steady' life young men do not [need the' other

the mount, above the clonde»_W° #U5 _ l‘_ _ true _ ideal'-Jesus _ Christ. B'iD1c8sf -E -_ -the f '

to choose 1

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ity. Forourldeallicsbehre us,hrig_ht and beautiful, em inga ‘fmens-inane

thetorcethat moves the world .upviei-d and onward andanimates men to dccde of the purest heroism. I ~ Men with lower ideals have scorned .

delights and lived laborious days. There courage and heroism a`re`imdeniable, Let the fairest estimate be made ct their

heroic' qualities, let everything set

-down tpthei_r__accouu_t which they can in justice clainig Then ask "What is »'

thesuln total of _all their heroic qullitidr;

Weighs! 'ln the are found wanting( Jesus sErikesEa`deeper

note and touches- a more elemental

emotion. He shows how 1o.v81Y goodness

is in itself saafspm nod. » snjreareuly reward" it may bring. In His life and in’ His _death He shows tba urgency and the humbleness ot the devotion that love can

Jesus appeals to us_ _to-day, setting before us this _alternative-the life of soul or the' ltf_e of the world, _thc dominion oflthe spirit or of _the -dash. On one hand life at its ‘highest and it

kinship with the

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spark years as

_-and kinsiiip only with those the 'eoaowelgilt' thas, wheels that are moving to ahigher ili_ea_ticu._' ` ‘ ' A ’0none hand

only is able*-to

indelible

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life ‘I ~_1f _ inlay 'aohievcjtho _.est success. can never be admin in the toll sense _in which God' expects no eeuseeeas’ex'prs»sios!~* ' ' ' " 'ree u-ee lrleil tithe' only one .pliable for the `hopefoln_eee‘an_'d buoyancy' ot early manhood( i `mally thing! in the

'worldt`oday`tl_!at"may welimeheue

a_ndwewouldb_bbliudindeed'ifwefai1 fo _'eu ,___ _,_ __ _ ' Bu_t;ifwe'lcck with discerntngfeyeaud impartial mind, when we attcmllii strike the balance between good andfevilf

wewlll thetevu ieooe-_,f

‘weighed bygcod. For manic unmeaeur-

ably_ liven me ima, and .na Him the star of ”th_c""world_fal\ope rose to its __ zenith .. never ~_ again .,_@to ,ISL for' God gave His ` only be. gotten San, not t:\_ oondei_nn_the world but that the world _through Him might hc'

psaved. He came bringing mercy and the power of redemption, and setting before

'mortal mcuthe _-only ideal worthy of our God-given powers. A To have faith in Christ ' ie_ to have

the secret of strength, of. hope and of sympathy, _ the secret _ which makes a fruitless life impossible,

For you gaze on Christ and run with

n athe at is sei. bsfcrs ou

patie o_ __ race th y .

set before usas the chief attainment inf Then t\\€l4 Will*-b¢b°8F°'Y°d 00 !°\l 91,0

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.plaudits of the angels and the “well done ofGod the only thing thetmakeelife worth iving, and the one imp lrlsha!>`ie_ thing *hat ieworth living tor. ~ _ _

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