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THE

Piano Lessons

Miss Alice M. Harrison, Graduate of

Mount Allison Conservatory of Music,

Sackville, N. B. ia prepared to give

lessons on the Piann. For terms enquire

at Mr. A ll_own’s, Upper Great George

Street.

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At the Market

Ap les-No x Kings, Baldwin, anti] Blenheims at $4.50 a bbs la to l8c per dozen. Onions, io lbs for :l5c; a very good onion lo lbs zoc; band picked white beans .lc lb; imported yellow eyed lieans Gr* lb; island yellow i.-yell beans o~.zc lb; pearl barle .gc lb; split peas 4 1 zc lb; field peas forsoup Scqt; marrow fat peas loc qt; Hone from New soii’s farm 25c a jar; imported crsnberries, izc qt; Island loc qt; home grown ripe tomatoes, Ssv per doz. cans.8c per can ;Peas, vcry best, loc scan. 3 for z5c; corn loc; celery roc a bunch; cabbage, beets, carrots, parsnips, turnips, potatoes, onions sprouts, squash, pumpkins, lettuce, parsley, etc., etc.

“LEST YE FORGET”

\Ve are in the market every day, a special Saturday and Satur- ilny uiglit’s trade.

J. J. Gay (Ki Son,

Next to Saunders 8; Newsom’s Meat

Market.

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TERRIBLE PAINS ACROSS BACK

SUFIIBED EIGHT MONTHS WITH KIDNEY TROUBLE. WOULD HAVE 'I0 STAY IN BE FOB THREE DAYS LT

Kidne Pills

GURED HIM

Hr. Thomas Fitzgerald, Hauldesn, Ont.,

writes us as follows: “ I wasa great suisres' from kidney trouble for ei ht months. .l liadterriblapains across tie small ol my back. I would have to sta in bed for

three days at a time and could not do any work. triad several remedies but of no avail, and also plasters but they were of no

discouraged I told hlmi tired of t i remedies, but he urged :rw try ondybig

trouble in its first s All you have to

They are a no ar-failing cum for all orms

of kidney trouble. They quickly relieve fl the conjented, overworked kidne s, and g

three boxes for SL25, all dealers or The 0

y Text:-First Epistle' of St. Jo

Eleven. “And the Witness is this. that God

One day aneighborof line advised me th

t° try D°w’» Kidney Pills I vuwmuch f .ina inls life is in Hi. sim. In

Iwuut to bulk to you touugub ubuut Testament, and runs through it as the hatl think is one of the most lmpor- G“" 5"|"°°m '"3"' °”° end °f ll' 5° the

so I purchased one and before I was “" , , uu_0“gh“.mgit’Ifl;und“°h‘n8° for tha ,ant truths in Godis worm 'mere are other. This eternalllfe, asI ha\e said, bettarsol tfive boxes more, and I have subjects on which one can aflord to be seem” l-° dmerln kind *Wd d"l!l`9° f¥`°'1* gm-1u,,¢_,.,,,$l,,i¢_|, m kid” ,mug I ,ue _ . un which the life which we receive by the law of

d bs y yl toliacal, and there are others I In 1

"°“l i“°‘ "m\°\\° DWI" Pm' mm! one must speak carefully lest one say ‘"9 W Wm UW 110°-

h°‘"°"" more than is walrantedyby the facts

It is really not dimcult to cure kidney -1-hey ten u story about u young Scotch pheiracehand phlgi yout;llid‘I are living

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f 1 '

v ucted into u church Wm, u country con- material environment. It gives ua eyes

rcgation, who, three months after his “nd “Ni WSW “lid Smelh “ll We UW

gradually bring thambaoktohulth. induction, announced that he was going “e

Doan’s Kidney Pil.ls50oente per box or togivc u. course of lectures on the book °f

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Q” “"_s”’:° “d;f’_"ss[f‘;‘,“_°_’ “I nl ii it ' ii ii t in ex lain this °f .ftcucilsm tr~cli_t.uii,>., 1104. H `_ book to you ML.. iiwell.. she Hum' ._I 1 ilts,t\\/ into lslizlmcl Lcthws, dsc. li l ite have no objection to listening to you dw, necessary to build up a perfect manhood is, wc’ll do ‘iliiii-iw. (ililis. W Mack cuss the Epistles to me seven churches’ and bring uainto compietecorrospondeuce

“YE MUST e

BORN AGAIN”

.i ram ° ‘Grow-in -Grace and b¢'Chang¢d From Glory to

D98l1'S ' Glory by the Spirit of God

fRcvelnt.ioll, because lie thought it his Ph

Dun mam, Pm 0°' T°'°°w* om' duty to make this llitilerto little under- -lu

stood book, plain to his people. At the °f "' iw *_ close of the service, a motherly saint fiom ““lV°\'S9. 5° 'MM 001° k“°“'l¢dl¥° 80”.

__ ' the congregation, came up to him, alid l

' ' '_ ‘ 9 ' ‘ /A after shaking hands, said “And you are °f

` ‘ _ going to give us it course oi lectures on "5 1

` owers with which to take knowledge

he Revelation are you?" “Yes” he said_ D

t n is ly u y p M

bn. Chapter Five. Verse

Gave Unto Us Eternal Life and this Llfals in

His Son."

l5e‘“m°Y\l’.Y RUV-Wl`1\~D°l‘5°“-) hath life, but hs that linth not the

Tex|_:__}_.‘|rst Eplsue of Sth John’ C|mp_ SOI1, htltll 110|. life." Till!! iB the belwlllng

use. ,er u,,e_ verse e|e\.eu_ Auu the witness |u of John at the cloas of his life, after li

u,’uuu_ God gave uum us uwruul me’ wonderful experience of divine things.

Now the life which we receive from

les open tothe powers and possibilities

fact lt is the teaching of the New

ings us into perfect harmony wltha

uses with which to take knowledge matter. It gives us an intellect with e powers of analysis, synthesis and dgment, with which to take knowledge materlaltliiligs. The whole nlatcrllil

this present life. But if there be spirit all this life furnishes us with no

it. This life enables ua to gather from e material environment all that is

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_ ‘-X’ ~ 5 immortal in virtue of their original con- Neue' l5 ll” than b'°°thl”K

,., ._ wh <L_ l ' siitntion, and that from birth until death, Ne’-fm" th” hands and feet-"

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THE ZUORLD

stomach trouble.

l,.,' ‘ up

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Thousands of .Mothers are using

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** FM' li_l|lllreii'8 lillillg you cannot but

i udmit the fact that this preparation

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Physicians and Professional nurses recommend lt.

In purchasing, see that Dr. Co-

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Simons put up in a similar form and made to ook ikc Dr. Coderre’s. \ Price, z5ci:.per bottle, or by nail

on recap! nfprice.

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A uasisv nnssov von Inrnmsl. also lrrulwuwl

l I do not know that this added anything

to the strength of Uulversalianl, but it caused ii hush, so that Canon Farrar and others could be heard, while preaching

@ what Is now called “The doctrine of

\ Illrmnmrlf / Eternal Halle." ;

\ These arc the three thlnkable theories § (4 iii the Hercafter, and have been held by

°//I

/ f* of them toniglit, is because the teaching

l ¢ doctrines of tile Iicreafter. Whichever

`," If theory we may accept, one thing is very

m clear to me, that Jesus .of Nazareth and

"I ""‘*"¢'° His Disciples ami- Him umiilit that °'“'v out tborelaa iif differing in kind and

iisirree from :lie llfa which you and I have

Ui -_i received by the law of heredity from

nan' \"'”"' '_'*' iiieliiiiiiiin me. and uns lm lifiailed

.Mag-I-ul. .

“z throughout the New Testament-, Eternal"

Life, and is the gift of°Chrlst alone.

‘l'°l¢N'r¢,Q9|1_ “Thlslsllfc eternal to know Thee, the

T' only true God, and Jesus Christ whom

Thou host sent." “Hs that believeth in‘

'-1' ' I 'Ms,tlloug|lhovvere dead, yet shall he

llve,undhe lhsl. believeth on Me shall

p ' never die.” Paul caught the same idea,

` I-“fm” | and wrote it to the Romans saying,

sl 10°! T000” wllllllfil -._-_ I “The wages of sluis death, but the lrift Vllleaivol' Ill legend For mwaln tlwlnlc. liiliiuii Mutual 1511? ill* oloodls eternal lily, So in our text.

";q,-g.':,i;','f (¢=,,:,,d "God gave unto us eternal life. slip itat

tori". atarMlln.smi:¢»i c..ant> W llfslsln His Som" and John nrt er _I

Timothy Cairo , Agent, Ch ’lown.` mm .¢mwv.‘i`D' “Mi” mZ`r§i'iiiig°u'i§, ` mum thiiwha that haul the Son, ummm-».lmns¢..'rauau».esai3s.

,img }.§;,,_,,< ,_ \‘.'... T_i~-<,,i|<i but when you get into the seals and with that environment. On the other

moug the beasts, tread canny my boy, or h you`il make a fool of yourself." This is C good advice even for old men when dis- S usslug certain subiects. “

there are tllrcc. more or less well-defined C

theories of the hereafter, one of them f imown ss the orthodox theory, especially

for preparation for Eternity; and if li. man G succeed durllig this time in* making his h calling and election sure, he will spend his Eternity in Heaven with God and angels. Iflle fail, between his birth and “ death to make his calling and election i sure, he will spend his Eternity in S

evidently the tlicury believed ily Dr. Parlrhurst., of the United States, for he is reported to have snld that “if God do not damn s. had mlm, He ought to." One feels on reading a statement like this, tliut it is almost li pity that thc Doctor had not been ill the Beginning with God for he might liuvc given the Lord some useful suggestions as to what He ought to do. Another theory of the hereafter is, that no man in virtue of his nature is iululortal, but becomes immortal only by being united througll faith to Christ, in \vllon.l nlone dwells immortality; and when this union takes place, the man becomes us immortal as Christ Himself. Tile man whois not thus united to Christ, when the pulses cease to beat, dies for- cvermore. This lllcory, however, runs out into scverlil details. Some hold t-hat while he may die out of Christ, he will be raised at the Judgment., and llien nu- nihilatcrl. This doctrine is generally called “Conditional Iulnlortality." An- other theory is that ull men are immortal, and life is not a probation, that the provi- sions of the atonement extend into the other world :ind continue effective until the last man of Adam's race is saved in Christ. This theory, like the other, has its different details, but the fundamental principle is Universalism. While all these theories have been held and preach- ed by different, individuals for the Inst two thousand years, the last theory re- ceived li tremendous impetus in 1850.' when Tcnliysoii published his “In Mem nriam," where you remember he says in the beginning of the flfty~!ourtli divi- sionz-

“Oh yet we trust that somehow good

Will be the linal goal of ill,

To pangs of nature, sins of will, Defects of doubt, and tnints of blood;" i “That nothing walks with aimless fceti That not one life shallbs destroyed

Or cast as rubbish to the void When God has made the pile com-

plctc;" V

plrituill environment, and enables us ocondition our whole livcs by the Un-

Thc mu, ,mug Luc" I wuut, to say w_ seen. It brings us into perfect harmony

night before discussing the text is that “'I°I1"‘°SPlfI*“°1- S° that We may be

ousciously surrounded by God, enswath-

d by the Spirit of thc Eternal. ‘Speak to him thou, for be beareat,

ing and eternal weight of glory."

nga all that is necessary to build ups.

ilell. This is the orthodox theory, and “ner we i'"”R° °f the Christ- This lf*

‘ure now living, contains within the

»of_tlie Christ. “Except ye eat. my flesh,

and. the eternal life which is the gift of hrist to the soul, lays open a perfect

od that makes “these light afiliotlons erc work out for us it far more. exceed-

It is this gift of eternal life that enables s to take out of our spiritual surround-

plritual manhood, a manhood fashioned

why we grow in grace, are changed from glory into glory as by the Spirit of God.

The next thiiigl want. you to see ls,

that the life which wc receive from Adam and which adjusts us to ii material surrounding, can never be developed into eternal life. “Tllilt which is boi-n of the tlesh 'is flesh, and that which is born of t.heSplrit is Spirit." “Marvel not that Isald unto you,ye mustbo born again." This is the full philosophy of, Christ's teaching to Nicodemus, and is the bul- wark ,of Uliristinnlty. "Except a ninn be born from above, he cannot see thc kingdom uf God." So this llfc, which touches a man and brings blm into these aubllmc relations to the spiritual world, is tlis llfo that is in Christ, the life eternlil. The msn who has not this eternal life, _and is not in the kingdom of God, when he dies. starts the question of the 1-lercafter. This is whyl havellild before you thethree different theories. But to return to what we were saying. It does not appear from the telieliings of Christ and Ilia Apostles that the natural life which we

orlglnalpnrcel the germ of the eternal llfe.And by any theory of evolution that I know. you cannot evolve that which has not first been involved. So it would seein very cleur, that by no process of culture can we nass from the natural to the spiritual life for “that which is born of the flesh is flesh," Yet I know the seriousness of the qllestion, for we love to clingtotbe thought that we can grow better and better by culture and refine- ment, until at last we can enter into the kingdom ol God and become lnhcritors of et/emal life. Much as we cherish the theory it is certainly not the teaching

and drink my blood, ye have no life in you."

Now it appears from this that the

difference between the Christian and the non-Christian, is not a question between

mon of equal ability, equal piety, and equal scholarship. Whyl have spoken

.of thc text leads necessarily toward the

wealth and poverty, between scholarship nndlgnorance, between refinement and morality, but between life and death. It ls the dilference that exists between the crystal and the vegetable. Polish the diamond never no well, let it sparkle neverso brilliantly, it la still a crystal. and does not belong to the Kingdom of

Continued on page 8.

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