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` ._ . Lord \ hile passing through l the temple grounds to escape thefury of a I Jewish mob, came in contact with a beg- gar, who had been born blind. He an- nointed his eyes with clay, and sent him _ to wash in the pool of Siloam. The beg- lgar washed, and returned, seeing. The 1 neighbors and those who knew him as ii i beggar were surprised to see him moving ibout with the full power of vision. They hiilf suspected tlmt someone was getting' \ll‘n_iest at their expense, for some said ‘It is he," but others, “No he is like him." l`lie blind uian at once setlled the ques- tion by saying “I aiu lie." Then they , e.i~oss-examined him to know how, and by I whom he had been healed. The blind I ninn gave. them a detailed account of the

_ whole IIIIIIteI,_ and the Jews I_h0IIgm the ziitatement upon mere riognm. I should not

case was of sufficient importance, so they brought. him to the Pharisees or one of tlieiiniiiiior councils. During this second . examination, the fact came out that the healing had occurred on the Sabbaih day. _'i‘his brought- the Jewish council face to I face with n theological rllflieuliy. By hypothesis, their God could not use a bad man to _perform ii benefit-lent. aut. but this man was bud, because he had broken the

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l naman. "_\?\&§) gzuuaa and the healing lay beyond the

*m AIYLYU ""°-"“' power of human skill. If they admitted

l thclienlingat all, they must admit that ‘ S nn wheat Hour mak” Jesus had been used as a medium for ‘ Wl'l0 CSOIIIC, l1l1U`ii10\.lS divine power. But that would not do.

_ Winter wheat Hour makes The next best thing was to deny the fact-

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Snbbntli. l\'i¢'o<li*+iius stated this Jewish principle to Chi-ist, when he said, “We know that ihnu nrt it teacher, come from _(ind, because no man can do these | miracles that lliou doest except God be with him." But a beneficient act had

For this purpose they sent. for the fatlier

he was born blind, but how he received

This iunornnce wits assumed to avoid be- ing turned out oltlie Jewlsliihuieh, for l already ii decree had been plisscn. that il anyone acknowledged Jesus to be the Christ. lic should be turned out. This :brought the Plinrisces fucc to face with ‘ii fact, which fact. had to be explained without coinprouilsing their theology. So , they told the blind iiniii to give glory to l God, which is the Jewish way of saying “When you go out, tell the truth." “We

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An Analogy Qxlete Between the Evldences the Blind Almys °°°°P°°bl°aui°e Watch °

ation has when Hia

through and through with the con- sciousness of truth which has come into

nys, ‘I know.

New all this is very simple, and I think ay be concecded without further dis-

cussion; but why I have dweltupon it isio show the analogy which I think exlstsIbe- tween the evidence which the blind man had, and that which a Christian has, when his spiritual eyes are opened. And ltseems to ine that the evidential value of one set of facts is worth as much iis_the other. If the blind mini whose

I see no reason why the Christian may not, when his spiritual nature is opened, also say, “I know whom

have believed." lam not resting this

ike to rest it upon any theological teach- ing, but upon the principles of philosophy pure and simple. He, who will take i&1\nl.'s “Principles ol I’lillosophy“ or those of .Archbishop Berkley, and apply theiii to spiritual plienoincnn, I think will come to the coiiclusion that the Christian has as much right to say “I know" as had the blind man. The sensations, which we receive from the inat-erlal world, may or may not bear any analogy to the cause of those sensations, that is, when I feel the prick of ii pin in my flesh, the sensation which I feel, in no wise resembles the pin. It is the soul which oonstrues these sensations into thought, and builds an outside world from the sensations received through thc senses. Whatever reality ihcre isin an outside world is received by the soul in this way and no other. 'l‘liis was thi- knowledge, iind' all the knowledge, the blind man received when his eyes were opened, and these sensnflons cnnie to him tlirougli one of the five senses. Is it then, lusk, any ninre reasonable for him to say “I know", whose soul has been directly

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of his own being? And when he finds that that touch lays open [to him a whole spiritual surrounding that he never saw or realized before, is it unrcasoiiuble for him to eny‘2I kno\\"'? But even morn, when he feels that t-ouch has given him the assurance that he bears a new relation to God, has opened up for him a new destiny, and inspired him with new hopes, why should hc not sn.y“I know"`f This, I take it i.-| what the Apostle

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touched by the finger ol’ God, so touched I that lie becomes as conscious of il. as he i

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'l‘o have orders brought in and finished up before Xmas on nceouiit of tho rush at this Lime in the year, l eaiinot aei-opt imy more orders iii. tho special portrait otliir for (`lii-istiitin-i delivery, but anyone wanting s. firstfclurs crayon pert.i-alt. for ¥l.|»l~ in ndvaiire and 751: on delivery. I will give the very highest grade of crayons

lmndlc. thus giving the lil heat rude poi'r-ruit for less moiiey than you pay for

the cheap iioitraite nov- dcllvcrerf over the Isiand,niid you now then whoyuu are dealiiig_witli ami all know l hand‘e the best evordollvered iii P. E, lslaiid, and I-iii-oug the winter, after the rush. your portrait will be finished. It is not advis- ahlo to nidcr portraits when they niinst. bcrusliod tlirough. You generally niust; take what you can get.. i will cniitinuo my special iliscoiiiit sale in all guoiis, picture fi-aiiici-i etc. New goods have arrived and more on the way.

know that this man is ri sinner, and see menm “'-hen he mm' unenause -Ve “re 9

"III, you I.,_,I,0I,IhIm as IIuIIh_.. The blind sons, God hath sent forth the spirit of

man answered “Whether he he it slniier» His s°"' crying’ Abbn' F“"h""' ‘ ' O

Iknow not; one thing I know, that wlierc Bd Id ,I hh- th L ,_ ,h f Ib I "_ _

_ _*gm as I was MInd_ now I Sem.. Thi” is the _____i__z;’_':____ _‘_-In :uc__°‘;;‘os0°__P_n€I0:;’ rw __ ______'I_l__i_gIi___(_.:»_:'_ade Art Parlors, Queen Street, Charlottetown.

Y si le latin [tl xl. ` "' `

Ido not profess ,O know _,usb WIIIIL me WMI `Lhe EIemDI__Im pounng ,IIS ,

l THE IUORLD OUER blind uian‘s trouble was. iam neither hope., and f,.u,~,,_ his neccs5i¢;¢,, ___ __ ____

. , l'*h.VSl°l08lSlf 0l` Ollllclml €l\0URll I-0 Wil and lunglngs into thc car of his Father I

Tflduidllds of Mqfhgfg YOU- Ib HIILV lH1\'0 U00" =40f\*"ll\l"f! VfU`.Y`God, while God pours into His life. His

l are using diiiicult of Cure. Ol* S0‘l10lh|DK ¢0'Ul1l\lB'lowiinaturc. “For there have been given I l/lvtily ¢\\S.Y- Whuleverll “'“*‘. lb lf* ‘lull/\= unto us exceeding creat and precious pro- ' , clear that it shut out from his soul inncli ‘m|5,»,|_¢hr¢,ugh w1,|,_»h we “my |,ec¢m_,¢ Mr. l Lhl1l»G0(l iUl»€lNll“l \ll1\\l C0 1’-l\.l0.Y~ EW!" lakcrsof the DivinenuLurc.I"snId Iflid not.

I lthough Archbishop Berkley's theory be k i ti .\ ,ions gh 1,|||i mmf;

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f ’ l COITEUU lilllllf WB CMI We l\0ll\ll\l\l bln case was, how much of a shock he felt on 1 001013 Y€l» bllnflne” |1105* be ll KFBM beirighealed. or what his sensations were _ I ciilnmlry- Th;>»§i__=;_fu:1_.wh°l\»ve hid our when it need er iight from the outer , F* mm". ._-'lu 58115 fl‘0l\l 91 00 - CB" BUHFCBY 8-D- worldburst in upon hissoul. Buthorcisn l gdmit ghelfact that Dreclllte what ll- Wlllllfl be i0 lliwfl N10 power coming' into a iii.\i\`.~i soul, noi

is ogg of meg-it and is an what is h€l\V0l\»°. “'il»ll “ll Ulclr l10'l“l'Y “nfl “ll through the inerllum ol' the aeiiscs, claimed for it. Ii is safe, pleasant the knowleilse they brine to the intellect. but .im-ci, and so nn-illinu the wilm-

_ and soothing for children teething `8ll11£0\1l» fr0lll US. “S if I-My lllld Il€V0l‘ soul byits touch that “old things pass » gfd 3 Igompt irhecker of bowel and been. To shut our. from the soul the hills away. and behold all thingsbecome new." I Pglmac troub es. and the valleys,t|ie sea and the land, and An,-1 yet we are us|¢¢d to 1.¢||eve ¢,h,,¢, , nuyglcfans and Professional _ all that make earth beautiful, would he n “naar .ugh ¢0f,,|||,|°.,,, A mm, is ,,,-esnmp.

Us recommend ft. | calamity indeed. To live a new life, is to tons if he guy.. ‘1 know,"

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derre s signature and portrait is on Nm- mm we fully nppmc|n¢e the sen” (CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR.)

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3-7-AN-ro" 8 PMN RELIEF ease ofthe blind man, only one of the five

.senses was opened, for it is assumed that Food Does You no Good' `

,he had all the others intact. But the ex- 5 _

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mln - iloinaau. 1 uvaavvaa inn-nrae ‘

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.. . 'knowledge which came into his 'soul ghd d;»pe;i§l!ae§v‘ill‘b‘lan<>enio`i?ees 0 S

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_A\,I)__ _bencficlent one, and l.he healer a bene ||,,,.,-_ no |,eg,¢e,- ,.,.m,.¢|_y Wm eva, be

' lfacoor. So when asked by the Jews what devised for Dr. Hami ton`s Pills are FOR

' perfect., To the overworked orizans the SALE BY _

N E w - Y E A R' Sl he thought of Jesus, he replied, saying. K

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FOR RO%_',ND`TIiII§ speak of a prophet, he would have ln his disappears Herein prool

flninglluc 22 lfliitn Jan l lllll, lnclnslio mind Slwh U19" 53 M°9¢3i IS9~ll\h lllfll

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uunfl to ielfiirvl viii-til .h-n. :if i:u`»»:. ' ` i ` Elijah, men throunh whom God had FIVE YEARS OF DYSPEPSIA CURE” S O Q C B B E

Between all Stations on Atlaiiiic Divis '

_ _ Q '_ - `_ ` - peeraihisiigmimdiire upon the wer1fi,l .. ,I _,I I, I ‘ _ “’ '=°»»==~ ~~° S»=~1»-Wee-» Also from and to Stations on D.A.R.l ' (M (md ¢||,1 m n 3,” bw,” i ....1 1. 'c. R. l"°““"°"""‘° "°“'°" ““‘“ “’ “°""° "' .»i|fi..‘i<iigenor iasiiiiiim. My iiiimr

ing Montreal.

The ncxtlhlngl wnntustotalk aboutia; §°“l’l°-50 _I 805 DF- HB"ll|l0h`8 Pill!-

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"‘W'=‘" "‘~"' WA" "'""'<" “H "AR" be necessary to cvnvlnw 'he man thot I an delighted with me tiigiou h cure I

the °“llf°m° ll°°d"‘°°° °f hi' b°“°f°°°°" said constipation was at the root of my °*°~"

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"0" '"1' W 25 "'05 l"°l""‘l"°` 3°", "'” "°"“"‘ his experiences were all Illualone. for it derived from Dr. HnmlIton'l Pills. € H b r H E B l

I ,ii n .`m,'ima.' /n~ ri .rio fini, ima ' ' . ||`iii1'iJa|i.('l. i'lIi.gomi diloiletiiifn uiiill Jan. 2, I must be remembered that these were (Signed) 'MARTW ,EI'II_IvI;'AI‘KE¥‘,x

l5""» 1 experiences of the noni. The Gourta say | k | tt d h '°w"f"D ~ Th* T°bl°°° EPl¢“'° Wh" ‘|005 11°! ‘IM £119 'I

I0 _ F-|_I__| F tl Que resntca en teuseo r.

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innslena `Jen.i.inuii, ima nn Home until mm In, mu, cimum, M, or , ig., niece an substitute. Prloa . i- box

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Timothy Carrol. Agent Ch’town.

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evidence of sight, and a soul thrilled Kliigstou, Ont. ' ' nw - ` i-cdwtl

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E. O. i5li()V\lN

Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Pub-

lic, gc, 0[<‘F[C|(}S2-0 Halloran Biiildinz. _ Gi-mil

Georg Street next Bank of Nova sci lu\,I l|.n- lotto wii, P. E. Island.

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Produce Commission l’le chants

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Pcrsoiialattoiition given lo(lii~.~nli-- iifllnllri.

Eggs_ Ho .,,_ p,,\|1g,|-y, Fi-iiii, \'i-an-i.|\»Ii--..\--...\'| _

rrucoeilii of sales i-eniil‘e_il i|\'0H_Il‘l |.\'. .\l.n_

kut prices sent. on application. i nil-|_;_"HIH-'Il\\ solicited. H* "'~"

W. A. 0. MOKSON, K.C-. C. GAVAN UUFFY

Morson & Duffy

Barristers and Attorneys.

Browii's Bleek, Charlottetown, l’. I5. I. .DIG N EY' TC IIC) AN

Solicitors for The lioyal llanlc nf i'.inaui.i.|

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Joi-in A. Mariiiason. n. e. }ENiias A. M .\onoNAi.n.I

Mathlcson & Macdonald

BARRIS'I`Ell.S, SOiil(‘i'I`llll-“X No'r.\iuus i»uni.i:i, Str.

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Branch Onion, GoorH0I»0Wl\- 1- l"- l"l“"‘ '

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Ciao. s. INMAN

Qzrrfsfer. Sollcffar, Nofarlb elf'

Money to loan. Polleotioini nnnlc. Oilioe, Montague P. ii.. l. __

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at-Law Notiii'yI‘nlilic. UU'~- fl' “‘ _' _

cron Block, lately occupied by I'. 1-- iii* 1-‘_"__ K.C..NorthSldoQuee|i Sqiinre. Blom _\ n n-I

A A. McLean, K.(‘. Ilmiiild .\I-‘l\1I\I\"l‘

McLEAN 8 McKINNON,

Bm-1-laters. Atuuiiiiys-.ii»l_:.\_~-. Brov_vii'i-i Iiluok. (_h»i.i~iill.-(nn i _

W. F. li. Carveil, B. A-

Barrlslsi, Solicitor. lloiail Ell-

Coinmissioner for provlnll <lU"‘l-" l"" f""_"`i '

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Telephone Ne. Lflun-lol I i-Inu II-

Mnney to loan.

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R. JUHN LEDWELI., lll.D:

Physician and SurK¢°“~

Powivai. STREET- Opposite St. Josephus Conveni-

HOURS-Until io o’clock a. n;.__ l(__:_ p. m.,7to8p. rn. ’

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McLeod Q Bentley.

Berrlsum and At.torncy»'-nl.~l|»w

Bolieitnrs_for the Bank of Nova -`¢U“" Monouto een. __, ,,. ._ °--»-»»--»- -f -~ :.,'_~::::_:.i

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