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SE SAM JONES.

(Continued From 'fliiid P820-l _ Negative goodnessi `l`liel.ord li-io»\:l »

have a contempt for the goody-gocdy members of the church. Old Brother t Goody-Goody and old sister Goody- Goody :ire just goody-g0<‘dl'» Wil 50 good they are good for iiotliingi llav- _ sift you seen ein? I believe in iloing good. I like goodncs=. I d@f‘Pl‘@ @V"1'.\`

wicked act that a man can do.

I want to say litre in my place to-

night. thatl profess to know ii few things along this line, an-l propose io any them to that member of the Uhtircli that dances :ind attends theatres and plays Progressive euchre! Progres- sive euchre!-don`nle.quick to hell right along. And l say another thine. There is no progressive euclire player in this house that ought not to be indic- ted for violating the laws of the State md be put in one of the jails of this country How do you like that? It is jn|t gambling scientifically. H1=1§tl115Cen' _;ly`, gloriously socially, and so forth. '1'hat`s what it is. And I`1l tell you, in our State we can indict a man and put him in the penitenitiary for playing Progressive enrchre with his neighbours my time, and I want to see the day come' when. if Christians haven‘t g_ot faith enough in the Lord Jesus Christ and their profession to bind them to decency and right, the law will help ns go make our members decent. I do,I do, IIIYG.

“Teaching us that wo must cease to

do gvil and learn to do well." This is the Christian tmth ` that teaches_me to any nngodliness and wordly lust, and to live soberly as to myself, righteonsly towards my neighbor, E001? Wwllfd Him unto whom I owe so much. Now, here are the three positive attitudes of the Christian: 1. He is a sober-minded man in his relations towards all the world around him. 2. He is honest in his dea- lings with his fellowmen, and' 3, He is godly in his conduct toward his Mziktt.

Sober-mindedness-that’s the regula-

ting force of every good man’s lite ,that makes him step along in an even, smooth way toward the good world. Some people think heaven is away off yonder, and some think hell is away down yonder, but I want to tell you that heaven is on a deadlevel with ever good man`s heart, and I want to tell you the way to heaven is a dead level Christ dug down the mountains and illed up the valleys, and the way to heaven is a dead level. and the way to hell is a dead level, and there is only one road in the moral universe, and one end of that road is hell and the other end of the road is heaven, and it doesift matter so much who you are, as which way you are going. Don`tyou see? So- berly, righteouslyga sober-minded man.

I like a .-ober-minded man-a man

who will do the same thing all the time; not one of those men who will do something during the revival meeting, ind who doesn’t recollect that he did anything ont of the revival, and one day he will shake your hand and ano- ther day he will hardly know you when he meets you on the street. I don’t like one of this peisimmon-headed sort, of fellows; I want a fellow who knows you when he meets you, everywhere and w ill do the same thing everywhere had under all circumstances. Sober- minded l A Christian man ought to be lober-minded, and rest on this one pro- mise-"all things work together for good to them tha: love God”-soben _minded as to ourselves and righteous towards our neighbsrs.

Honesty! We want in this country

men in the Church of God who will do what they say they will do. 'Ihat’s it. Why, sir, a man’s Methodism isn’tworth anything to him in this country, and a m»n’s Baptism or his Presbyterianism jen’t worth anything to him. You go down to a store to-morrow and want a -thousand dollars worth of goods on credit, and the fel ow says :“Can you give me lny security?" "No 1 am a Mcthodist.,. “O,Lor¢\ ! You can’ run that thing on me here.“ And let a Baptist go down and sav: “Pm a B.1pti.~t and I want credit.” ‘-Law me! It you will come in here ard let me show you how these Baptists have gouged me, you would not play yonrselt off as a Baptist.” And S0 With every denomination. I tell you to-Pigot. the Church will never do U10 Work God wants her to do until she is honest-_honest towards God and hon- ¢8l~ !0W8rds man.

And I want to say that those bank-

Illptcy and homestead laws have been the curse of this country in all ages of it. I want to see the day come-And I beg your pardon for the expression-I UID! to see the day come when you can llll a man’s shirt off his back to pay his 2:_>ls__.‘1’d__i_'atlier___d: than to be in debt,

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to have. Theta the way I lirokpat it.g

'__0. for an nnstiiined character! Thesis . *‘ "° r. , fgtllincsnntrs. 0.1¢,” 5°°°l\ " ‘yon 'there ai-eine ’°“' _ who have

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you pay back with compound interest

interest, :intl big intcirit a' that `

riuhtecusly." Righteous men-I like

“Teaching us that we should live; - _

righteous men. James Thompson the _ poet, was righteous in this sense. Lord _ ' _ _ 0 ' Lyttleton says of him, that he wrote -

"no line which dving he could wish to I

termed adtcd \\ liich I ti cud now undo? Samuel. the prophet, was a righteous man, and when he walked outto his burial place, all Israel gathered around him. and the clear voice of the old pro- phet rang out as he asked these ques- tions: Whom have I cheated? Whom have I defrauded P" “Of whom have I received a bribe of money to blind my eyes?" And all Israel answered back, ‘ No one." O, that was a grand vic- tory." ~

But, bretheren, the man who does

not recognize his obligations to God is but half a man at best. I have my re- lations towards my family, and my re- lation toward my country. and my re- lation towards my God. I will meet the demands of my children at my home. I will meet the demands of my country. 1 will meet the demands of the God _that made me and them. I am good for all worlds. A godly man is one is one that does everything with refer- ence to the great eye of God that is looking down upon him. a man that is godly in his life and character. and that does right toward the God 'that made him. Where do we find examples of godly men P St. Paul. the author of this text, was a godly man. He lived for God, and counted all things as loss that he might please God. In his dying moments he sat in his dark dungeon and wrote in his last letter to Timothy: “The time of my departure is at hand.” _ O, what a thought! bt. Paul meant __ to say to him: -'I shall have a cold supper to.night and a cold breakfast in the morning; I shall sleep on a hard bed to-night, but I shall take dinner in heaven to-morrow with God and the O angels," He talked about his depar- ture as a schoolboy talks of leaving school for home, and when his head was severed from his body God stooped down, picked up that bloody head, and placed a crown of everlasting life upon it. He was a godly man, and God will take care of that sort of man, living or dying.

At times within the past ten years I

have thought of going back to the practice of law, and of accumulating gi fortune that my family might be pro- vided for, and of preaching the Gospel _in afterlife; but with the blessed hope -_ of God before me I have continued right on. My eyes are on something better, grander and nobler. \Vhen kind friends in Nashville 'si-iid: ‘-Here is a ten Ithousand dollar home, and we will give lthousends in bonds if you make your home in our midst," I replied: -‘No. In our own quiet little cottage my wife and children and myself love God and are striving to get to heaven. Excuse me. I l ` st ' h '

ove you Ju as muc as if 1

accepted it.” Then my wife said to me:

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R-ilpli (riberson. postmaster _et Mon-

quart, Carleton Co., N. B-. iS 8150 known as a prosperous agiiculturist and enthusiast in his line. Now stalwart and rugged, weighing 250 pounds he scarce would be recognized as the man who six months ago was-]tlie picture of one suffering the terrible symptoms oi general debiliiy. tie was run down in health, suffered much from d-zziuess, almost blindness, general dullness and depressio_n of spirits. He hada poor appetite and such food as he ate gave him great distress. He was incapacitated forthe work tha.t`fe1l upon him and was well nigh utterly discouraged. The symptoms bordered on to those by _ which hypochundria is manifested. Through reading the Advertiser he learned of the particular -benefit that several of his friends in this vicinity had .received by the use of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, and by the hope held out by their testimonials he secured a supply and took them according to directions. The result was almost magical; soon his symptoms became less disagreeable, and he steadily gained until now he is perfectly fiee from his old troubles.

monial, that all who may read it may know the remedy if ever they are troubled with general debility.

WEAK AND RUN DOWN. '

Among many in Ottawa and the vici-

nity who have bleu benefited one way or another by the use ef Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People, the Journal has learned of the case of Mrs. Gilchrist wife of Mr. T. V. Gilchrist, of Hinton- burgh. Mr. Gilchrist keeps a grocery at the cornor of Fourth Ave. and Cedar- street, and is well known to a great many people in Ottawa as well as to the vil- lagers of this suburb of the Capital, Mrs. Gilchrist stares that while in a I “run down” condition during the spring of 1897, she was greatly strengtlined and built up by the use of Dr.Wi2liams’ Pink Pills. Speaking of the matter to a Journal reporcf, she stated that while able to go about at the time she was fat from well; her blood was poor, she Was subject to head-aches, and felt tired after after the slightest exertion. She had read different times of cures effected by the use of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, and decided to try them. She was benefited by the lirst box and continued their use until she had taken live boxes, when she considered herself quite recovered. Mrs. Galchrist says that she always stoongly recommends Dr. Williams Pink Pills as a builder and strengthener; when

‘~Hnsband,Iam prouder of you for that Church Sei-vces _ A C°i*‘“”‘ chili- _ I _ ' i r I '

than for any other act in your history.” ~ _ if ` _ _ _ N » _ ._ ci I ‘° ti .. .. .. ..e::i:.t’;‘;.s:.i.‘; si.. 9 | | C E

ion t at am ettinfr i er an ' - '°" _ ' ° ' l - »

er. 1 spmpadiize ii Qomi deal will): 131,, $1i>0‘i"§i{aC§i'i'.i'.i°`<i11ii.s§iitu2f§iifi ‘F 7- Sunday and by-laws, states its object to be ;-.To W --__ _ _-

eagiet aged up yondeh Now ,, kind R_t_ié-ggi] _g_iii_1_wh__pmye, meetipg at 10, improve the ccndinon of its members. _ e are general commission mer.. friend, pitying its drooping condition, “'1',hitni=fui f.lr’;vi1'i1tii»°lisl1v';hin]i¢‘i’il;2i-iii 5°°‘auY» Phyilnllly- l!_ll9_,1;l3_°t\l31|5'» “Pd ichanw’ direct `1mp°rt°rs fof oPei_is the cage door and lets it_ out. I 2§°1;,l'1g§1°§F»0fs§_l_1l% dtpggi- igt i_y£_%_ty_';__g,:__,_;1__,3 morally, ?»U¢1W.h1l° Pham]-u”.g an arqellt ,~Lem.°nB’ Bananas* gm? ~J°bb‘.’r°

See It leave Its cage RBC li\11‘!\ 1lLS_8y6 t0 e with reception of members at close of love our-' gsslml- gegelvers cf hntterv I

ies its win s 'nst in sivht a ' r’°°°‘”d“”"'P‘”`° dated' E‘T°"Y YW°1°°m°- A °

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writes :--\Vhile living at Sidney, Man., I wrote to you that your Dr. VVillia.m’»’ Pink Pills had cured me of rheurinatism of twenty-tive years standing, after many other medicines had failed. I am pleased to again write ycu and say that the cure has been permanent, as after a lapse of- several years, there has been no return of the trouble. I sincere- ly hope my experience will be the means of helping some other poor sufferer.”

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say, t-Fa_mwe1|, cage; farewell imP1.is_ _ cannon or imcmrm. ;will receive a hearty welcome by call- - . ' _ mment and Weary nam-S in I See It n St- Pauls-Morvm prayer at 11- Sunday lug at their club rooms, No 75 Fort

_ _ _ _ .Y school and Bible ass at 2.30. Evening l

higher and higher, until at last it stead- 9111761' 81111501? Communion at . All seein street

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'cream _§g______ It eseemed to tg; M§tt.___I_;et_%1;_’s. nld1glyé>g_1p_méi_ggn gggaggihtifzgyé Ladies, ekiP this _Paragraph !_ It_ is I I

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“Farewell earth and lm I so catechismg 2.30. Evensong at 7. All seats rea Y _ _.P _ g _ . and cage gud dreary du 8,? ‘ Igimzni. frwand unappropuatea. _ type by mistake and the printer has _sm .ioviws nswrounnutnn. ,

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land higher it asoends and sails aloft to p,-aye, meetin at ,C30 Re, G p R., ,mdk 403,238 e 0 es oy not S 1 “Pm I -GENERAL 5""’|’"|5 ANU WUIISSIUN AGENT

light On the mountain top, free gg aip_ glgbll and 7:. §undav school and Ps§J0l"S ° AND IUCTIUNEI R.

Brethren the soul of man, that has been p§°v'i¢ii,1§Bswi';i, 2,,`03,(§f,-f.§,'f"{,i‘eg§e'§tsw°1°°m° 'md 'P°°'l “"1 “° P“°l° °l PW “ls U DEALERIN ALL mos or

rumed len CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHU.RcB‘ ‘Moqamos IR 193 ptaqs Mona am P. Ei ne S. i

some d ogh thgpe $12158 will look R;Jyrp;t=.goofMPrigcpd apd1_ Gipfpon bhgtrepge. 1 ,gulqagfgaé épgtmgsfqg UNIT; SMLN- NICE.

owar at esse hope of God, th ' , .trh °‘”b;§ “ . 3*", ~ ,,, °r1= S , 411° ‘I ° 8°* t M M0 SPECIALTIES ignite is wings and ny upward. sua gh3i§3= -piiyi ¢_ii__?.ii§.§)‘Si;;i°:_‘;i~'if5l’1___31lZ§§;ii`,_f °‘”°““ “ 'Tum 'sm ml' “"3 °1"‘;*1 _cArr|.e, nt rises, nn, ons, vzssrinigg ; 9 ig er We o~_ earth Shan hear un a sc oo an _ as oi-is i e at . snot] H81! pug [[0118 qoq 110 'tug

v0iceS_ growigg the fainter sayigléf _§_!_‘H.9er meetmg_Wediiesday evemng at 5 gow! 0] you ,mgno mls éngnamos sat FRU", .Elms |'_QULT|lY, BUTTEn,.ETC.

“Farewell cares., imprisonment and cmzncn or cnnrsr Utmost 'e sermons Sutqrauu spxoqsi yy A9llT_I;oB'rH1

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earth n H, he an bl ' Church U per Great George Street. Ser ' ' _ snurron U1-[LE UNE DF sums

- 'H I d 'Sher W0 Shall go, vice an 11 and 1' sunaa seneoi and Bibif ~ ~ - - - ' I- VESSELS Fltol B081’0l T0 I '

until at last we fl off in a be -[` g Class at 2.30 Y.°P.S. C.yE. Pra ci . _ -. ' sr' ,mms

t]1€ Olhef WQrld_ yBrethren, eveni"g at 1%- yer mee.. ng ‘ _ . _ __ _ _ 1”. __ b _ omi:s'i~ivn'r srnsiirr. “ l I ” a_ ove wordly care and sin and tempts- Pm meeting on Ch t street Sun _

non, and lotus smke ir bee-line for atsoidmoekt - A 99”” - d"» The greatest Bnoon--Postman and Eros. `

that homo boyond,where sin und suior- _ ssnvs-non nun. » FLESH 1’ROD__c(iBB in World. ~ -- I f A ` " ing are felt no more. May God bless » S1mdaySerrieeaat_7, 11, e.n_i1..n.t7_p:1m. __ I5 is an infallible cureffor an 0rdin_ t ' Sou. all and ma on d Wursdeka m&- ndiy. 0852-Y, ' - " ' - ‘ -- 2. -f -

these wbrds in theigirit 2:-\hi‘<,:Ii (get Th y' i and a y at 8 D m ‘ry ageqtlmn-gf Hens” *nd CAHLE have _bm ______md_ R you do “__ _ . isosru .___*__:__L___11=s;1;iiv________ey.i-_I _-K. _'_ _It is invaluable for ries and Pooh- _ ._ .. ,, _ any thing that has been said, and if youl iiieioogi HIM,” `§‘a1"uS"md{.“'7 (“~f§:°°*\ it 4 . . ` "8" .. , U come and apologise. I will forgive eu, lltxeam sos". $sms';3’dre2n'°&£'ii'n'.f§2°°°°_ it means money m your _ _ __ , _ T _ _

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THE GU ARDIAN. CHARLOTFETOWN. NOVEMBER I9 1898. . ‘

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pocket as a preacher, and in your treas- ~ I I ` ` '_ ~ . , _ I ' Q _ _ i

nry as a Church. the devil will make . _ _ ’ s

He well knows that that is his money: . ‘ . m S , I _ and he does not loan his money without '

blot." You are a' merchant. Can youy GENERAL Dstiiiiirr UURED. l _RHEUMATISM QURED. _ CURED OF SCIA»HCA_

#av on-youll dyin'g'pmO`lr"iI neverp-Br- Frm.n theiédvcnisiIt-Hariiand’Ni Bu! Mr. l\I. Ca'roll of Roland. Man. . _

Mi. C. Thornton, Bluevale, Ont.,

says :-‘-About seven years ago I rent- ed my farm,aud moved into this village, where I have since carried on business as a pumpmaker, Iu the fall ct 1895 I was attacked with sciatica. and for more than a month suffered intensely. I took medical treatment but it did not help. Then a druggist advised me to try Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills; under this treat- ment the sciatica was banished, audl

In package like this-Always printed RED.

ill prepare you if you are not

yet; and will cure you it you ar

beginning to feel the effects v

_ -N oveinber ills. But you must ge

` the genuine-~substitutes

t worse than useless--much worse;

It your dealer has not got them, send direct to the

Dr. Williams’ Medicine.. Company, Brockville, Ont-,,,

and they will be mailed post paid at 50 cts.. a box

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have not since felt any return of it.”

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the sun and to the mountain tops. It 3111158-Y S¢h00l- Strangers cordially invited. 1at°_th1,9.W1th_.~°' im'-°”g “ml *l?1dmg.a'fT ll»ll.farm products. 'Good ' ‘ milled feathers begin to smooth down? Seats pt°vid°d §2;;ts;a'_'g°"' fem?" f91`_°91` mann-7’ '.1-5. _-P9' bought and sold on a Iuitiaderate

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tor amoment. I see it ily DP into the M%?ml’lVl1iPlil°az5e&li 2-Iliullltglliei '7?tS\iiid:v, Scligdl 91 4m.l’ti°°=°i&§izi°'l°hiP'” °°°i°W mmmn' 's(;(l;cmed." air and poise itself on Us wing; args Bible class ataao. _ is limited w-qanadians, by birth, des- _ i .26 _ » It looks back toward the iinclvieetslditdti- dgiieiileiind cent or ad°Pu°” and an “ming th? J 5 Bdmngton St"- cage and utters a scream, as much as to “ms ‘W 2-3°' ' mm” beautiful ‘my °‘ ""3 “ew 'W°I|d u]y15d6m H“hf“~N~s i

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