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once powerfully spake Bishop Hunt-

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is . _ l. y .1 _ Ladies Skins and Underskirts, G. A nr *_ a word. we are threatened with the ,- . . _ 'No f-.=Ch, Pv";:-".ec{', forfeiture of an available franchise, `_'hM'"_' Nth' mean’ Eiriiiiani; Goiors, the annulment of nn ancient charter. i.l\ildren`s l.-udercloihill. \._.OXF_:Rn_L _,ms To E,`O\mw',__ and it is high time that_ we -bestir -ll'l4|‘¢||b Dl’¢S5¢5. D_{LD,$__\_C ’ ‘ "“`""' gursglvesf’ Yes, yes, Bishop Hunt- Childrefs Pinafoi-gg, ‘ " '° ington well spoke the truth. The :nfnrg 559,' Sabbath day is to be si great faCt01’

in the future in teaching the labor-

€liildrea’s Sailor Fronts,

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Pm' Slips' '° ' ings, because' now the Sabbath day

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The labor unions may 10Si°*_"uY

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sought after eiixii- that cools ihe marched uuoa in hm. weather. Q11 at CARTERS.

W. F. CARTER, Queen St.

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The assignees of late. firm of . L. S.

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A, B. WARBURTON,

FRED, W. HYNDMAN,

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Wholesa.1e\’l`ropic\l and Domestic Fruits

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base their claims t'ul210_¥1 Physlggé u ds, "Rest, res _ ~i\'0 US ID ‘ro 9' h arber unions and U10

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"al-_P Kfocery clerk unions and the drug JS *_ store clerk unions and all other- _un-

ions. "Our men must have PhY51°°1 rest--periodical rest for the eye, the hand, the brain, the heart: !'0St. BDE com. lete rest, on physical grounds. thank God. a beginnlnil 11” al' ready been made, for the labor \1!}-

xer wheie resenting their

- ions are e' Y ` P - f - .- __ _ :___ l just glgimg for a restful Sabbath.

On the other hand, the church ol

Jesus Christ must go into this bat- tle for a. restful Sabbath. emphasiz- ing the spiritual as well as Iihysical claims. The church of Jesus Chfisi must have at* least one \'~’h0l6 diy per week to tell the people about God; one whois day. ver _Week *° teach men how they should be good husbands and good sons and $2005 fathers: one da.v nor Week \° *ew* *‘ mm his duty tg his fellow men and to his state: 0110 day Out Uf °"¢_"-V seven to teach a. man how his life may bo spiritual and his death lZ10l"

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A consecrated and gospelized bal- lot box is also to be a treat 18130’ in teaching the laboring classes how to spend their evenings. This means that by the election of the IHOP"-f health omcials and CQ\1DfY 9¢tt»01`ne-V9 and municipal representatives the better classes shall be able to go in- to the city slums and clean out the vile formations and accumula-ti0!1S 0' Sith. It means that these elected omcers shall see that each fa.`mi1.V must have rooms for itself. No moral lessons can ever be taught where there are four or uve married_co\1Pi¢S. with their children, ooouvylnr tho

same _apartment _ '

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WEAR vmfdgemiog quotations `on' Oranges. phy,;¢,,1 ,na spiritual menace of the

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our cities and counties are to be rul-

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WEAR ' sewers shall be clean, whether' the

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tenements shall be made saiiitary not overcrowded, whether the immi- grants who landed in the country

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most degraded and i§110"a“° °f E“"°' perm inhabitants, shall he made to observe decencies, and whether Sin lt' sol! shall skulk and hide in the dark- ness. How the laboring man 3901155

T his evenings is decided to a great ex-

tent by the question whether the la- boring man shall license sin and let ` leering eyed temptation stalk throlrirh , our cities and towns, like the Indian juggernaut which crushed its victims at every turn of the fatal wheels.

_ But, ye laboring men, how are wo

to win in these three great move- ments which we have been 'develop-

. ing? How are we to Se*-` th* .H°ly

Spirit inspired institutional church, and the Christian Sabbath as a day

5 'E for rest and worship. and 'a gospel

ballot' box_to.ea.re for our depraved? Shall we ultimately or-ever triumph in these’ three' great- movements for the puriucation of the lo.horer’o oven-

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NA`\:CI'\'A|- SERIES, SEPT. 13.

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1. And it came to ,pass aiic-r this that

` David inquired of the Lord. saying, hall ,, I go up into any ol the cities of Judah?

The title of our lesson is “David Be comes King,” and it would seem as if ,~ the fifth chapter should have been cho- `\ sen instead of this one, as there David is anointed king of all Israel, while in this lesson he is only anointed king of Judah; but as chapter v is suggested as n study in connection with this the fgrouud is thus covered. Some have wondered how David with such a ree

}ord as he has in Scripture could ever be called “a man after God’s own heart” (I Sam. xiii, 14); Acts xiii, 22), but there are at least two rays ofllglit on this. One is that the evil in Da- vid’s life was the exception, not the rule, and the other is that it was in the matter of the kingdom and his re- liance upon and obedience to God that he was a man after God’s heart.. See how here and almost invariably he takes no step without inquiring of .tho Lord (I Sam. xxiii, 2, 4, 10-12; xxx, 8: II Sam. v, 19, 23). It would be well for us if we all lived according to Prov. ill, 5, 6. ,,

2, 3. So David went up thither, °'° ° and his men that were with him did David bring up, every man with his household, and they dwelt in the cities of Hebron.

Not only-his own household, _but all his faithful followers and their house- . holds, sha_re`v.'itli» liim his rest and his

kingdom; so sliziil it be whgn the Son of David (Matt. i, 1) shall ave como to His kingdom. All His faithful fol- lowers shall reign with Him-(Rev. lil; 21; v. 9, 10; xx, oi. Davids ooo were not always faithful to him (I Sam. xxx, 6), and who is there among the disciples of _Christ who can truly say, “Surely the Captain may depend on me?" No one who knows anything- of himself will ever talk of his faithful- ness, but will mtlier rejoice in I Cor. i, 9; x, 13; I Thess. v, 24.

4. And the men of Judah came, and

there they anointed David king over the house of Judah. `

In chapter v, 3, welread that all the

elders of Israel anointed him king over Israel. In I Sam. xvi, 13, Samuel anointed him -king in the midst of his , brethren, so that' he was three times anointed. For the full light -nponthis -we must walt till He of whom David wana type shall have cor`n`e .to His kingdom. _'While David was king at Hebron over Judah one of Saul’s sort was king of Israel and resisted him, but the house -of Saul waxed weaker and weaker, and David waxed Stroll- . get and stronger. So David went on and grew (great (going and growintl. and the Lord God ot Hosts- was with him” (verses 8-_10;‘ chapter v_, 3, 10).- Though our Lord in still rejected- and by the world disownedf He will surely come to His kingdom and His throne. for God has said, “I will overturn. overturn, overturn it, and it shall be no more until He come whose right it is, and I will give it Him” (Ezek. xxi. 27). He is now waiting on His Fa- ther’s throne (Rev. iii, 21; Ps. ex, 1), but He will as truly come to His own' throne as David did (Jer. iii, 17).

5, I. And now the Lord shew kindness.

and truth unto you. and I will also re- quite you this kindness -because yo have done.thin,t_hin¢. ~ These are some -of the words of Da-

vid concerning the men of ‘Jabesh y Gilead who kindly buried the bodies of- Saul and his sons (I Sam. xxxi, 11-18).- Our Lord has Himself assured us that not even a cup of water given _in His name shall lose its reward and that in - the time of ‘re`compenses,A the resurrep-' tion of the just, He will ,reward every, one' according to his work- (Mark 41; Luke xiv,.-14; Rev. xxii, 12). .Since .these men-are so kindly spoken of be-

lcause of their kindness to these dead ‘bodies; rescuing them from further dis-1 ‘ honor, whatcha-ll be said of Joseph and Nicodemus, who rescued the body I of oui;,1Lord from af'_gr'ave with the wicked and, gavjé. it a` pl-ace of honor-, . able burial? 9.) _ , , , ` ' 7. Therefore 'now let ,your hands be

l, strengthened, and be ye valiant. 5 ‘ Kings die, circumstances

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