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President, Fnascis Tizitviitnn.

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Firt Vice-President, Winrnsn P

POND, (Spirit of the Times) Second Vice-President, Can!-IS S

Secretary, Hniiizr Hstniiaii, (Res Estate),

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ONE DOLLAR each, ond BVBYY WW' E vultures circling through the air wal shareholder is in on the GROUND THE HARVEST UF GMC for our body, unknown to men, an

Brighter than the light. fresher than have no burial, if only Christ would

-the fountains, fleeoer $11811 01° S88-S. BN through the solitudes: “I will neverl

A _ these gospel themes. Song ha-S D0 111810453 thee, I will never forsake thee.” Fro _ _

--_ -f - 4--f ' ' gow,”-,, have no sweetness, sunset sky that pillow of stone aladder would sour “HER 7

has no color, compared with these |4101* heavenward, angles coming and going, I TANCE OF ious themes. These harvests of grace and across the solitude and the barrenness In lgpgthg inheritance mx in

gp;-ing up quicker than we can_ sickle would come the sweet notes of heavenly producad th, gmnunt of 1g3,0U0,0q)

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ughtiug up dying bedS. Wlth their 81011. Su' Charles Hare in his last moment ____.*--- ¢,h¢y are the sweetest thought for the poet had such rapturous vision that he cried. Bmyousts md an athlete, gepend on . and they are the most thrilling illustra- “Upward, upward, ,upward l” And so BENTLETS Linimem, tc keep then-E tion for the orator, and they oder the great was the peace of one of Christfs joints lhnber and ,,,,us¢|e,,i,, u-im,

most intense scene for the artist, and they disciples that he put his lingers upon the --4----'

aretothe enibassador of the skyh alil pulse in his wrist and counted it and g INDIANS [N AFRICA. . Co l t pardon fort e t obmrved 'ts halting be ts til his life -_---

tglili`il°ti.”;)weete:l:p dosnfort for ghastliest had ended here to begid inullleaven. But The" “N um Indum' in Adm” °”°i" i'; agony. Grandest resurrection for darkest grander than that was the testimony of huns' ) sepulclire. Oh, what a_gos_pel to pncwb the worn-out missionary, when in the) _T nada; in bm m as ag Christ over all in it. His birth, his suffer' Mamartine dungeon he cried: “I am now K“‘;u°m_d“°§”dwh° Powders!" n °

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his tears. his bl s a nemen e ure a an . ave e l Bm;

- h t lorlous themes! Do good iight, Ihave finished my course I Fm' th' “mesa” me

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we have love! It fastens on Jesus. Have nm emma or lin” ___*.____

wee. fondness for the church! It is be~ . ' ncaa, Christ, died for it. Have wea hope Standensome high hill of heaven, and i AN CONSUMPTION. ` ernment It is \>°<==\1°= Jw" "°°'= l“°“°"°"“‘““°"'°°P°“°‘“°°*3‘°"°“'i' riieuaimisuiesrets may with 1,-. aheed,theherald and the forerunner. L°bi¢°¢Yl11b°J¢9\1S- 00 mulnimnidbn. d bee, in ,_ ¢,,,1,,.

Theroyal robes of Demetrius was so; thescai-sofhissuiferlng,ln ence t, mmm p § ,.,.uy,rei»¢aai.iiuiraat..rterae aaa nut =f°°"'==<1=br°°k1°¢i°r°b into °°°1°

pi,-, 01! no one ever dared put it on, mation. Thema:-tyrs,al1the purer for ---"""’

l`|,¢g mis robe of Christ. richer than thedamethroughwhichtheypasseiwillv émwahewonsgmgmgwgnnqtmdthepsay. “ThlsisJesusfcr whom wedled." KiJ'MI‘0BTHeadachePowdcslaresass wosetmaywear. “Where sin ghou@e¢l.Theaposties.allthehappierfor tiissliip- pleasauhand effectual. Theyeontainno ‘ wanna,” _wreckaudthe scourgingthrongh which opistesoranyharmfuldrug. 'Iheycreate

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We have some l'P¢°i°_1 “ne”

of Boys’ B00i’.8. Oil Grail! Und nuff, which we will “ll ‘° °

very lo- pfioé.

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want Boo' s

J. H. BELL.

hoo, ben hl°i»01'! steps out upon the platform.

“mth The finger, which diamonded with light, kind of pointed down tohim from the Bethle-

hem sky was only a ratlllcaticn of the

roses

in :nr of events- alltlve hngers pointing l

The most conspicuous character of

one direction Christ is the overtopping dgure of all time. He is the vox humans in all music, the gracefulnessline in all scripture, the moat exuisite mingling of lights and shades in all painting, the some of all climaxes, the dome of all cathe - draled grandeur and the peroration of all splendid language.

The Greek alphabet is made up of 24 letters, and when Christ comhtrod him- self to the nrst letter and the last letter, the alpha and the omerga, he appropri- ated to himself all the splendors that you can spell out with those two letters and all the letters between them. “I am the alpha and the omega, the beginning and the end the Bret and the last." or if you prefer the words of the text, “above

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It means, after you have piled up all

Alpine and Himalayan attitudes, the glory of Christ would have to spread its wings and descend at thousand leagues to touch those summits. Pelion, a high mountain of Thessaly; Ossa, a high mountain, and Olympus, _ahigh mountain, but mythologly tells us when the giants warred against the gods they piled up these three mountains and from the top of them proposed to scale the heavens, but the height was not great enough and there was a complete failure. And after all the giants -Linh and Paul, prophetic and apostolic giants; Raphael and Michael Angelo, artistic giants; cher- ubim and seraphim and archangel, celes- tial giants-have failed to climb to the top of Christ’s glory they might all well unite inthe words of the text and say, “He that cometh from above ls above all.”

First, Christ must be above all else in our preaching. There are so many books on horniletlcs scattered through the world that all laymen as well as all clergymen have made up their minds what sermons ought to be. That sermon is most enectual which most pointedly puts forth Christ as the pardon of all sin and the correction of all evil, individual, social political, national. 'There is no reason why we should ring the endless

changes of a few phrases.

Illinois BETWEEN souhs.

I know that there is a great deal said

in our day against words, as though they were nothing. They may be mis-used, but they have an imperial power. They are the bridge between soul and soul, be- tween Almighty God and the human race. What did God write upon the tables of stone 1, Words. What did Christ utter on Mount Olivet i Words. Out of what did Christ strike the spark for the illu- mination ofthe universe 2 Out of words. "Let there be light, and light was. Of course thought is the cargo, and words are only theship, but how fast would your cargo get on without the ship 'i What you need, my friends, in all your work, in your Sunday school classes, in your reformatory institutions, and what we all need is to enlarge our vocabulary when we come to speak about God and Christ, and heaven. We ride a few old Words to death when there is such lllimltable re- source. Shakespere employed 15,000 dif- ferent words for dramatic purposes. Milton employed 8,003 different words for poetic purposes. Rufus Choate employed over 11.000 different words for legal pur- poses, but the most of us have less than 1,000 words that we can manage, less than 500, and that makes us so stupid.

When we come to set forth the love of

Christ, we are going to take the tenderest phraseology wherever we dnd it, and if it has never been used in that direction be- fore all the more shall we use it. When we come to speak of the glory of Christ, the conqueror, we are going to draw our siiniles from triumphal arch and oratorio and everything grand and stupendous.

t i to 66 000 different combinations.

ai-ds of the cross may be lifted into com- binations indednite and varieties ever- lasting. And let me say to young men who are after a while going to preach

A Jesus Christ, you will have the largest liberty ani unlimited resource. You only'have to present Christ in your own

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Luther to Staupitz,"My sins, my

sins i whomiwe preached at Corinth and in Cap

Thcfactis that the brawny German stu padoeia and the Antioch and at Jeru dent had found a Latin Bible that had,_ salem. Little children clad in vrhiti made him quake, and when he found how will say, ‘ This is Jesus who took us ii throughChrist he was pardoned and saved his arms and blessed us and when the he wrote to a friend saying! “Come over storms of the world were too cold ann

and join us, greatand awful sinne by the grace of God. You seem to

extol the mercy of God, but we w been such very awful sinners pra

perately egotistical that you feel in drst rate spiritual trim and th the root of the hair to the tip of you are scarless and immaculate i you need is a looking glass, and

blind and naked from the crown

and putrefying sores. No health

And then take the fact that Christ ered up all the notes against us and

all in dying alleviations. I have n sympathy with the morbidity

about our demise '

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of torch toiling in a miner’s shaft, a

falling from the slippery rat line broken on the halyards, we may sai1or’s death On mission of me

slugs through the heart, the gun

patriotfs death. But after all ther only two styles of departure. the of the righteous and of the w

hand of your kindred in your hand.

eyes that have long reflected your

around watching you. You want

open heaven’s gate! Can human

shadow and far from fountain,

them and then odered us the receipt. Edward I. was so anxious to go

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of rock may fall upon us, and we die aniiner’s death Far out a

hospital amid broken bones and re leprosies and raging fevers wem a philanthropist’s death. On the flel batde’ servmg God and mu' country walked on them, harps in their hands

may roll over us, and we may die

and we all want to die the former.

want your children to surround You want the light on your pillow from ____.¢_--

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kindred from afar to hear your prayer. Ilthink thatis the wish of all o

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Y' ey “we Sign ’ 'us when the billows of death come

pilot us heaven’s harbor# Can an ear friendship shield us from the arrow death and in the hour when satan s practice upon his infernal archery? no! Alas, poor soul, if that is alll ter die in the wilderness, far from

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w to the acre, worth from $4.00 to$500.

saved loud brought us into this beautiful beonly place. The multltudesof thebereftwlll

aslender sinner, and you don’t much say. ‘Thisisthe Jesus who commrted

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have us when our hearts broke.”Many who had

his wanderedclearoffrom God and plunges

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deemed." Can it be that you are so des grace,will say* “Thisis Jesus who pai

yo a from talns, and he brought us home. We were th

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grace the more now that we have been rc into vagabondism, but were saved by

What Mercy boundless, grace unparalleled

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it is And then, after each one has recited his

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in the Bible. Poor and wretched and peculiar deliverance and peculiar

of the mercies, recited them asby the solo,all the

headto the sole of the foot,full bf wounds voices will come together in a great

in us chorus which shall make the arches

gath re-echo with the eternal reverberation oi

paid gladness and peace ami triumph.

Holy Land that when he was about pire he bequeathed Slm (Ill to h heart after hisldecease taken and dc

H b* holy land of heaven. Where your ‘S sures are, there are your hearts 1° 3° John Bunyan, of whom I spoke ml” opening of the discourse, caught a

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