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Strength is one of the dist;inguigh° nttributes of a healthy man. In m|¢u:5 the most beautiful poetic flights known to literature, the inspired singer find; no iner figure to express the sun’s majentie rising than “rejoicing like a strong mm to run a race. ”

Who has not known meh s man, the

picture of health, hardy and athletic, suddenly begin to fail? At first he me a slight cough, which he laughs nt. Presently the cough becomes deep seated. The scales te him he is losing iesh. A little later and the lungs bleed, He grows weaker and more and more giaciated. Each day sees some Circum- ,gibing of his activities, until at last he

-(hes not *cave the house, and friends

sllske tl--sir heads and say, “Poor fel. hw! Who would ever have believgd it possible?” ' But what are the doctors doin all this time! Doing their probiily, but qually _doing no lasting good. _The qiaciation grows more marked, the

weakness more apparent, until at last the jek man hears e sentence, “Theres

no hope.” h

It is `ust at t is very 'nt of h

lessnessj that the use oixn Dr. Piercolges Golden Medical Discovery has proven the first step to health to many a suf- ferer. It cures the cough, stops the hemorrhage, heals the lungs, puts sound Seah upon the body, and sends the man back to the activities of life as strong as ever. It‘s a' wonderful statement, but it is literally true, .that “Golden Medical Il°scovei'y” has cured time and time again when all other means had abso- lutely failed to benefit.

There is no alcohol in the“Discovery,"

and it is absolutely free from opium, co- caine, and all other nareotimn _ "

Persons suffering from disease in

chrome are invited to consult Dr. R. V. Pierce, by letter, _/Vee All cog.

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Are Traveling New Paths, 1-‘nr 1~|,,,,. ‘° Hove Not Pursuod This Way Before” "'1`ll°!' Should, Therefore, Follow the Dhn° \L°ldlll¢-It Jlny Be the Only Opportunity. \

Entered ncoordingtoAct of Parliament of Can

ada. in l-he year ISDI. b Willi B ‘l _ l‘0l1¥»°» at the Dep'r. of igriculIl.Ii!i!re,"<lZliiytii°v5'ii1.`o.

Washington, Dec. 15.-This dis-

course is n most unusual presenta- tion of_ things that take plnco in many UVCS. und Dr. Talmage pleads for' merciful interpretation of hu- i1_i_;ir1 bcluivior. 'l`hc text. is'.Ioshun 111. 4, "Xe have not passed this wny lierctoforc.” _ _

in iiocoinbér, 1889, 1 when the

river Jordan, und, nlthougli the cur-' rent WQS SU`01lQ‘, I WRS able to bear UD ililailist it.. but in the time of Swing.: fresliot, when the snows on liouut Lebanon melt, nothing but ii xiiiiutcle would cn-able any one to cross the ri‘»'cr.' lt was at the dan- gcrous springtime thot Joshua :md the officers of his army uttered the words of my text to the people who were in wfcw hours to cross the Jordan. Abbutitlmt crossing we/ soy but little, because on a pre- vious occasion we discourscd` con~ ccriiing that piling up of _the W-um;-S

ima crystal bm.ricade_ we only _ That three-qimrtcl-S of a. miledls. spank of the march to the brink of tance b tween th” ark 0" Sacred b°x~

the river. No stranger thing has

C,-or occurred in an hiSt_m._y_ _ troop_s _ mightily ilnprcsscs inc. It

The ark of the covenant was a

brilliant chest of acacia wood. over- laid with gold, on the top of which were two winged figures facingrcach other. It was five feet. long and three feet wide. Poles were thrust through the rings at the side, and by those poles the ark was lifted. This

splendid box was to be carried three- lgroupil’ and is “Ut 3 Wofaue Words _ quarters of' a. mile ahead of the hosts §S°’f“°t1f“eS _ th““Ffh'° HCCCSSMY '°° lof Israel on the way to the crossing. ll pouft -l°°°S‘t~"? h"`e‘.`e"°`“‘-'e for the T-hat distance between the box and vscnptures' the 'ph"a5e°1°gy M ` the ’

the advancing tliolisnnds must be kept ' because of reverence. - There

__ __ _ ‘I "-. ,S _ ° ` i diV'i

relpondence is l& ?§_lT%%dla&i;§n{!;;;Y nl_f_1_S€l§tt_;Sel_`_e 1;; the -oath in com-groogn or cus_t_o__i_ii_ dences of' thesi are -Rowing Off three-qua,-¢_e,_S _of a mile h,ou_s_e orlegislative l__\all_ by the con- _

, . Thékmust watch that glit-_\_"f‘F"t}‘»’n-Rl _“‘.¥.‘fl -li’-”°`h*'»¥‘l°‘*l-_‘ll-"9,3i" _ 91°. _

method! Ind ing-'»Vij'_;b*¢fd'nd ' follow. Otherwise its -é.dii;inist1'ut'l’on“.' __ _1rrey'er_e_nce__ for 1

m‘y be if ` ey would their, -wiiynnd not "_‘¢h._913', s”`m’“u'_by U‘°3'f"§;~V it _,_iSu_ ilk fndhd by afuli ‘rl'gl1t`VPlféc"‘e“foi~ ¢,'-osé_ broko_n_ in pleasure excursion __ and ‘

l_ms___ _They__,hk‘a-_-*'51-, bww be_ fcarousbl. lrrcvcrc.n_ce on ~-“tlie -_ .nrt- fore. and they must be` guided. For ?(’f.___°.l“1dm‘_f._"f`_94`»l'\¢\" .P‘?"‘_’-3"--` 1 m ` I t ’ Joshua “gets ' e <lc~.ncc‘bé 'l%!l»bs8~it\dcd>for_ _

__ _ X j-:.¢;q_.5_?_5»_“,e_»-s- Et lx_'rovo_rcnce for rulers; \i'hiulr__5ii_.dt}cw 1 p _ seg____;___'tés~:;,w;§, “-ra{to'_m_€,»'_ vile cartoons and assmssinzitiiiia. li"~ 'the siibordinnte ofncers nt the head* "““”`°°f:'° in chwch d“‘7i""': "‘°“y”"’ `

of the l*€8iUlents repented it. “Ye 1 "°”'Sm`"`g on 50"!! and :""""m°'l M have not passed this way hereur ..old, artistic or li_tei'ui‘_v crltici.sii\. _-

what was truthfully Said of the I _lm hcacl nor bend|ng'_thc knfc nur

h,°el_i‘es may he truthmuy lsmiiding ns: one docs; in the m'i-.sence said of at we are maHng,,om__ first ‘lol an earthly rullr. thus-‘ showin! and last iourney through this world. f,i_i__iore_ respect. lol. n_ man than to LW _ It is poniblm as some of mygood 1 _img /of kings. Wc<asl¢_ not _ for _ friends believe, that this worm-_will 1-1*-‘=~11<>><1_<>11S 01'- cirvuuwsrlvv-§ “ri

be corrected and improved and puri- Q 5-5(-‘st-*Z3-30115' _UUL \\‘llQl_1‘ ;l!l`;l’_Ycr is of- 1 fied and floralized and emparndised f°"'~`d let “-5 »°"£h‘¥` §§!‘9$lma»~‘l °r ‘ as to climate and soil and _character I 59”* th? .k'_‘“? °"` let W?"-V

until it shall become `a _heaven for the rarisomed, .but I do _lndt Lhillk it- f 1 have un idea .thu-t_heaven_ is_' a.l-_ mud;-fistllt beset ff- dc-

friwds #wld wtf _~=-ilnlil

this world is fixed up [gr __s_eintly_;_a.rid

geljc res£;h=.nce living once one vid the world I vig not

mluiemrinsnezuias to heladiose Whv

spectacle of “_ b~,‘1m~‘~ 'li”n'g‘ =u?a_neg;g"" ' §,¥-"éking4‘illi;erSon'

ilierhaps to look at _.wo drous 1 -;"'A ‘__ "emi -3' °' _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ . _

U But, leavingiihit 'tl|é&f`inside, we _*limi said' “The”

are ve sure that we are- for the

t k alking the eartfy pil-

vii -mag' - I cf- = -- 'Lt ay 'Ye _§iis 1: bI-°k°- 9# ~tF5!\‘ ‘lf °f 511° ill w i.i*ii%i`te every hour a new hour. '°.5t°"l‘§_-~§Ff‘» “liar °-`.%ii$.l»':'Ul3f' -_~_»»‘-’_'.‘° -l

a new century. Other

lkrglhnvb ine over the same road

in o -

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7° . 5° it - ' ' n `dmf{>is&.»rever¢nile»_»whi¢lr.~_1is.; Lime

by __m _ _,ty _mlysrj .ne____ere..trevclinz..liilt.ii..is_.c.un_lii~ilt _ _

¢ampnf ‘ 1

New appearances, 'new temp-

,__,ci¢p5°¢° .~,__,_.¢'....¢.¢|~¢iw_5,.~¢ew-._ _ ioyss- 5 But host. fobservi-§

That is the reason so manY l°S¢ their way They meet some one on

- - ' ’§ ' ;§d‘~‘i¢ f ai- --lfdii"wn1"il_€» ws1lt5’io‘n2>iv ‘di-_“__ sztiifn mfiiid 0;-viii; adirccafion girl;-_-i 'vine leading, as the Pllthfrou trwdf'

We have all b¢¢1'\,P_€?Pl.¢Xed by. mis'

“direction after rinkihlr the way 110

“img place we wished to _visit S0111!! one said to us, "Take the ni-st road to the right 88'-l» _ ha-V108' S°ne fi mile on that road. £038 th? ._5‘°S*' road on the left, and you will soon

reach your destination.” We took;

the advice, but our informer forgot a turn in the road or forgot: -one of the roads leading to the left, and we took the wrong T030 and were

*lost in the woods, and 'night °f‘~m° 5 on, and we were put to great irrita-

tion and trouble

Rwnvsa this week fw- The f=~°t iS» I an” “°

_f __ L ___ __ __- ltimid and Shy'-~ in zurliicvo wisdom and _ $1/S 17,0_u~¢a;nn0§ f_\llly_____

opsi 1niy,»m. rv. o&;¢y*iiirzot;;,~

nzriilii-ai' `f[el*!. -N ` -4 "0'~f"'t"\" h m nqw store Upp r Queét §.a. _ - ?-`="`i- l_~__-5, _tnggf 90.1, its.-€

»..~_ ___ _ ___-w _,- ;__- _e-__»._@4\,<f

_ _ . .f t- - t kcS_ 1 pity 1 say: "Well, 1 never saw anything _

-houssnd of Street, & Smir,l~.’s :;‘;l1;i9§,si_;£id1ng?bIi;lrSniiig them. There like this. I never expected such Books, selling ar,-ten co':r,~. l are sg many wrong roads, but»only treatmcnli 21S tl11S'» I I1€V€If 'C-h0‘1g11f»

H ’ S da ind :ieef Tr-a Wil 5 ri lit one.` You cannot in mid- it possible to be placed” ~ in such

h for do t I ' iii); driw upon your youthful GX- ¢il‘Cl\U1Sf»@U1¢¢S-" ' And when Y°“ e un s , _ _ _ . . ~

periments for‘- wisdom, for midlifc is

_ entirely dil`i'cre:_t from y0L=’~=`~

, 5° I . _ _ h lo .i If ou

9 , ld G d . upon _to your own p rasco gy y

R- Hs S ' YQ;-f camel;-,teri2~N(~:;S_ aulgor two had suiered something like this be

_ ml I 8 f exigl are S0 diverse. fore, you would have known what

12-21-<lWlf~ ' - zxgfsis :,iS,_k,,`___ Quo mon to do' to do, but here is a. flank movement

AQ ; f_ F 1_1 lo ilnder- for which you are not ready. 3

'ouldbe tony -,f I- <l luck A ll hkve had no eXP€1'i€!\00 Of;

take. A man < _ ~‘“ P . ~ . » `- -- ~ man is not qualified _ - - -- 9-

' that \'.--_ ~' "1--_v for _vo-I

ment' , - In mor.

_ __ __ _l _ . _ - _ 5: ~ hmm ¢sr,,_-go to' oéd nnaeeii bi; l;r:.T,;_i.,_ ;~ fo vfrilic- ` all about it. He knows ~a.lr`eady,b'ut`

Qi' W1 V-ev ~ ’~'~< it will relieve you and 'he1P YOU if ` ” P°°pe" ,V * islet you tellllim That is whathehas

i __ ___ -._ th; ‘ <`=l;:` _ _ _ _ _

_ circumStanc_\ _ ,___ nm. t?_,,_ into 1,;-ouble_ by disobedient beha.vior_;

_ I `_~__-,=i€ -- ~ 1# .n__‘» '° _a -_ I - --

_ » H fs.c on the banks of the Fuplirates If

Pe‘_'i‘”'_“;’r’l‘(f,._;{ ~-.wtmies in the mst chapter of the Bible wel

__h‘_is__m“ Pnscitt but .omaung ; gilpergnf A _ 2 __ __ _ L ‘ mls- see the guts: through _which the woes _<-an do -than is your M eff- ri r» - - - ~. T-1*-'<>`b‘=S‘“ °f -th? W°*‘l*’ entefedfr-,*“"th° u-"rd 'tlireatenin Perils of Youflife will- tl. veretslalr-|.hetc, and__-l_|_} wi: tal-_f_?S “_ _QM " _ _ ` .___-1-,f,_ 1 chapter of _the Bible we gee the E - . e

we im »‘ _A- soma .__-t_ _-ui-li ‘ - _ ’ _ - r»»n» ff inn .fl°n,.,“u1~_i.zr sane mio” .Jw ._ -every overuns 0! the gets l=h1’°“sl\ which de .»-tim, wg, mul.. d_-.-_tt¢_d -nn ; ‘- _ ’ ‘ _,Z -_-_-_~-<1 this thev are to be driven out.. Promises "‘”'* "‘*“ ‘*- ‘”"‘ ‘“" "-° ‘*"°°' “"." “"‘“°”` f T~ ~- ' rcnuislifé bythe scores and hundreds and thou-f i.f;',Wam.°f,, ';'§,f;'ft’,',;’9`;_§.f(1h|l;m;n°,f:1.y “ 15 Yay .be`°:.§`_`,__ “_ ,.____,.,,_m_le5, -_sands-. Sacrificial lambsforctellingr ti-»~ wh./¢ re-pet-t f-_»r t-- onliiifct-;-jj ?'_°,”`”f._"`f ' _ --_-_-_mtv years the Lamb of God. -_ Rock sfrickenl i0;`tl`l__‘;;_l'f~6phCf :.1 Wl1.ll you plf-‘»_ _ .0171 v’ ________________i ~_m)ndi_. Hoods,

Wu m ' - - ': \ aim !°;mevr_‘.1,.' .` ,-»».r-'I‘y Goii-‘ffact ,tha-fl the “'°\`\d'S thirst 'S 0'” "" ‘ ___'_to__be

_fl'\j»- '~ __ _ __ _A L_ ___ _ _

S. &C. jenkins ,_ $2;

gxlugsgtgndf ll been doing ever since the world got

quo. _

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prophecies made" tll'L'_v yea.:-sh

I-he _.gl-`o_|i_.tc.st._._ - ot Axzienit .ip s L ll. iosinc ai * \\{_H_én déilairiii ‘oil ybndcr capitol' h‘§l_,__`_ 't \\'u§? unwigio' to l.h|11l%_;`

of _8`f#M'2u§l‘oi¢ proslicrity tlielothg

°.‘_`;i’ldWl5l*f 'N~~\ii>°“Y _-Y1\*>`f~‘1`~I2‘-iIl‘*'_»-i*~¥*‘iff"f,' ¢>1‘Q_S<>.onif: -Dowel# do not-say-ani'-1

according to his belief the P.acifl(.*__- const would be the perpetual _aliodeii of bn,rbai'ians and mountain Ronin); and we must not think of those forbidding i~cg;loi.s.

Yea- OW Cm-l1"~‘ W0l`1‘-1 iS i0\t‘§§` 11'* But, closely allied is the other -fuct‘

HOW P8~l-1l\Vay- It may be swinging-_ in thesame old gjrliit as when __ by" the hand of tlie¢_§§,lmlghty imincnsity was sprinkled ivltlr worlds, but it_ has been i'ocl;cd‘ with ¢;lrLhq\in.kes‘ and scorched witl1`volcu'nic fires rind, ‘Vh0lII1€d with .__ tidal waves and wrought upon by climatic changes -- cities sunk, andislanlls lifted, and mountains a.vul:inchcd into va.lleys._- So it is another world than that which was l`n',st started in the solar System. Yet il; is all the time changing; und will keep changing ini- til the hour of its dcinolition. (lf this’ ,beautiful world, this lustrous world, this glorious world, itinziy bo said, _"Yo have not passed this way before.” ~.

What is the practical use of this

subject? Lnstcad of putting so much stress upon hunznli advice an-'_l instead ofixskirig of the past what We ought to do. fliliow the rli\'l'i~.\»_ leading as the rncn of Joshua fol-' lowerl the golden liddcrl chest of~ucu.~' Cin.. ‘.~.'2‘:icll \\‘n-si ilu: .~_v:-nlml of the di-._-.S tiff: presence. Not huiuan, but di-‘ vine, lcadersl1ip,_ Joshua not cdhl sulting _with his colonels and lieu- tenants. -but-consulting with God’ -- the God of individuals, the God of nations. the God of worlds. '

and the front column of .losliutfs

was a. forceful why of tcu_chin'g ree” vcrencc for the A!ini_r;'ht_v. They need- ed to learn that lesson of revere:-ilcc as we all need to learn it. Irrcver-

ence has _cursed all notions, and none more than -our own. Irrevercnce in

the use of G-od`s munc. ' Hear you l

it not on the streets and in social

Bible often introduced into the most

frivolous conversation and made' l

mirth provoking. Irroverence for

.ull in pl‘u\'cl‘ Lune rcillicl l»m\"n°'

j ch annoynnces asliave not ioccuji- _ V26 in dilliyour history. " "1‘h`ere"1ia1iro' ‘

in 1 one ' for _ mention even to nearest friends. You

oi-orc _wc are `I__l9l’_», I_n _ hf`;_\»" innny places j_li'a,\l!'ia--f`l'2,_i*__<;‘s§1¢._\1_;1[3tic\fxi ‘ _said stoolligrdiness taken T -place

orifevermi .es "'1tii=ylt‘~'t,li;`r'e"i~‘-2§’=;ili?lfPi“i~'i=;~,‘ofi' 'ri inile between the chest of acaeiilil

‘=>f>."srs=_¢1_»ri¢h»s'¢.>‘if fwdhlse, _ffssfvéib wings-` .a. syinlid of t. 'e vgie res- biibe-uiiid gheuiiarching r liién£ F

__ _ Q __ __ _____1 ___\_, _‘L_ _,__; _'_ ' _l , _§.i ___ woulill _corne‘back. -except _as Jéghuilef ¥`_°v¢1°_°f "

. ully lécltlht in soei Bic. in

straight up must,-have the best grtin. _ %u1.-stslhu ‘thot hand nvkmannot I

hut bends clear over. has the am ’ It is the soul that bows

t SGW ' '

od trio, thre°=svaft<=r§-_°_f- mils _ command; tlieyfollowed thc'az'-k',`an‘d _

nov has not__ye_t been Lrndden- “Xe li' _ve not Pfasssd, \'-l\ifS“!i'-°Y_ .l>°f°1'¢_~‘f _ _Many ol you are sudering from just _

been meennesses practised upon you or you have received slights or you' are the subject of misinterpretations qr. you are in the midst of sore dis-l nppointnients or there are demands made upon your strength and time more than you can meet or some

physical ailment is laying siege to-_ your castle of health or you are un-I der embarrassments that -you cannot

say all that you are only trans-‘_ lating the words of the text in-I

s yo

this kind upon which to draw for

state all the circumstances to '

fire hoisted Star I of

sleked. _ Pillar ` wilderness'

over;

rent-

1 g i, g _-

a'ba'.rn.’-*

>&2. THQ Illall feigodj, \\'»-\;\ =‘ _nn cur in wliic- fa. whisper

miles away is as "nddible-as tliun- dur, _ _ ' _ _ - - We tnlk about the great discovo ~i;s of tlue nge, the clectri_c po\ver,_,_ t‘.i»: Swain power, the telescopic and' mi-

thlng about the ril_sco_Vcries"'1v`e',‘ all make youre by your and day by day.-_

l'l\ci'c are surprises 'all tfhctfnie. lt ‘

have not passed this why beforea"

which we hinted at in the opening,-

for doing certain things that ought' to be done. On all sides there are griefs that we fought to solace, hun- ger we ou_<.;l_1t to feed, cold thot' we ought. to waitin,” kind Words that we ought to speiik, generous deeds that we ought lo perform. All that you and I do toward making this world lictter and happier we must do wry soon or nc-ver do ut nll. .losliun and his troops never came back over the way they were marching towm-d the crossing of the Jordon. ilhej impress of the sandal or the bare feet of osch soldier showed in what direction he was going, but never did the impress of the sandal of any one of them show that he had returned. g We are all facing eternity to come. There is no retreat. Alertness and fidelity would not be so important if we could truthfully say: “I will be back here again. The things I neglect now I will do the next time I comef 'I will be reincarnated, and I will re- sume my earthly obligations. Havf ing then more knowledge than I have now, I will discharge my earthly dut- ies better than I' can now discharge' them. I do- not give solemn farewell to these obligations and opportuni- ties, but a. smiling and cheery good» bye until I see them fngain.” No. we cannot say that. There will be

volume of earthly life. After we? make exit from the stage at the close of the fifth act we cannot re-enter. How many millions of people have lived'and died I know not, but of all the human race _who have gone only seven persons that I. now think of have returned, the son of the widow. of Zarephath, the young man- of Na,in,_ the ruler’s daughter, Tabitha, Eutychus, Lazarus und, Christ, _Among all the ages to _come I do

_who wi-ll. return- to.,-this life, hnving, once left it.. _ _ _ _ At ,this 'point I usk you to

i“tli'e-'-fwct tfhuttoxt'

*=tt¢nti9a.4e».¥#l!<>.=.¢1s>_&»liiu~9% dan, but to thc___ ending

;ve-wtgisr-_ fb- f the .rs an'wne'n :fe fo a curl ife is ended UQLJIITQ em-

is n new road we are traveling.. “Ye "A

that ue will not pass this way _~ - . _ _ _ _ again. This is our only opportunity Uh

omoesddreq, ins patms

no new' and corrected edition of the ’

'convince ygirself that it cures. All

nothing.. ' - - 1 _ _ ;

not »s1IPP0se there will befone more*

i ~ .

_gth fcrosslhs-_"_ “;”‘Y_§%"”’y3_"ru `mosf.__tdf lédifi'-nboiit is

pf the'roai!'wég1`ire _tm»ve'l*!ng.' need have no fear .of the crossing -lf we oome_to,,'it in therright way- -_ -In- other words, iveneed not can

death ifour -1_i.f¢~h,ss__beens ought to_be. _We will die

live right. _ That _wus s.

thing_ that

of France, siiid when

wounds in battle."

by advised him tto

'knihe do'ui'nge“1in dying that -he showitsdurir Tm

'I ~-t 161'?

f_for your a.nxious"cqu°e and

about- me,».but.:-#Jie -num who

enabled; --tel elslmvor .so

_ ___ _ Q3 _` ,~. hour.” _ "M

‘ nt an absurdity it woiil

Glflls Qouvsiniqd- w_a;iif»_ until _-the

subsided?" N su`ch___

before? and, were lgn

tl\eir.f‘ss»e__¢

covered acacia. box, 1 which was the .gl

01'

0 hcarer, stop bothcnng

yoiir exit from sublunary sloenesl'

theifgrace of God get youi"'_ Baht' and then go aliens.- Lord takes core of you clear on fio- thc bank on this side =of:~thl frlva, I think you can _trust him bo ` “take you from to__,~bsnk, _from -'the w_illows on this side the stream to the palms -on 'the _other side, from the last kiss of sorrowing ones on this side to the welcome, saintly chcrubic, seraphic,-deific on the other side. Keep your eye on the ark, and, whatever betides, you will gd tlirough all right. _ " _

One Easter morning Massena, the

marshal of France, appeared with 18,000 armed men on' the lielghts ahovethe- town of Feldkirch. There

were nonrms _to defend the, town, and the iiihsbitants were wild with l;error._ Then the old dean of the church cried out: “My brothers, this is Easter Day! We have been de- pendingon our own strength. and that fails. Let us' turn to God. Ring the hells and have service u.`B usual.” Then the biells rang out sweetiiy and mightily from the church towers’ of Feldkirch, and the people thronged to the houses of `_1_1fr`_3ayer"for _wol'8l'iip. The sound of the _bells mado`the“en- emy think that' the Austrian army had come in to _save the pl-ace, and _Massena mid»_his_ 18,000 soldiers re- -treated, By the time the bells had stopped ringing there was not-_ _one 5 soldier in sight. So put your trust - in God, and when host); of troubles and temptations _march _forjyour over- throw ring all the bells ofhéiié and

fall back, and your deliverance will be celebrated all up and down the __ -skies. The God who led you ‘bln-ourh “

way' you néver passedébofore w_'ill_ _ be _with you at the c_ro.~sin_gs.` "

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