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THE CHARLOT'i`E'1` OWN GUARDIAN PAGE THREE
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Fellowship Would
be liepyen on Earth.
Continued From Page Two.
The unity of the Church is taught,
in the Scriptures. The author oi na-
lurc is the uuthor oi Revelation, and
so lar as these two great books- speak
on the same subject w x t th
. . ' _ . 0 H a n arrnony_
_  _ t peki h eenec om
With its topaz-like  __ | 'rake the parable of the sheepisid
_ deafness and ar ti f- ‘ ‘_ as set iorth by Christ in the tenth
oma c ragrince-a cup
of Chase & Sanborn’s _Coffee holds 'V _ 
_ out a promise ofdeliciousness that  ""hll'\i
chapter ol John, Here we are taught
there is but one sheeplold and not
shcepiolds. The Saviour emphasizes
one Shepherd, one sheepiold;-one door
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is more than fulfilled in the " limo that mia. and. in order that
d k _ -the Jews might understand the pur-
rin ing
For unqualified perfection in = ,
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Sanborn's. 92
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:Hmm OVA L f\To'r1 om
pose ol His church, He 'speaks to them
in the sixteenth verse about the ac-
cession ol the Gentiles,-"And other
'sheep I have which are not oi this
iold;them also I must bring, and they
shall hear.-my voice; and there snail
llc 0118 l0\<l. and one Shepherd. ' Il
it had been the purpose ot our Lord
to have a kingdom composed or regi.
ments marching under ditierent 'flags
here was a good opportunity. The
We have moved our office from Nr.|9 Queen Street to our
_ ` f,,C¢,,,.,,,,,, |Jews and Gentiles were so opposite
, PIHNLE S’|‘_ and bitter in their race prejudices
‘tzpppxssite Sl ,Pa-ul's church, where wc will be pleised to fill your miyacgo
that they furnished good opportunity
for two separate and distinct reli-
' Ca" T . gum raids. (Jer. 12:9)
_ . elcphone or Write. I Again. take the sacreaotai prayer
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He was only shown three times-won first at Haldiniand
Second at Simcoe, and first at Tilsonburg. His colts too-
flrst and second at the same exhibitions in their class, though
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Stands in Charlottetown for the season of19o8 at the
.Revere .Hotel stables. _
of our Saviour as recorded in the
seventeenth chapter oi John. No one
would dare cali in question the pro.
phetlc power oi Jesus. He certainly,
when_ he made this prayer, foresaw
the time when his spiritual body, the
Ch\1l'Cl1. would be divided and tom
asunder. He saw what Paul saw as
recorded in I. Cor. 12:25~27_ Jesus
saw the Church oi the 20th Century
so restricted by dogmas and creedg
and confessions oi iaith, iormulaeed
by ecclesiastical councils and de.
crees, that they could not accept the
Whole l-ruth. but would contend for
SOIIHB fragment of the train.
sugntfhe Scriptures were otherwise
on the subiect of the oneness
of the christian church this prayer
is enough to Bettie it. First, christ
prayed for all nellevers, beginning
with His immediate disciples and
HD0SUe_S, John 17:20; second, He
Pfllyed that unity oi His follow-
ers might ‘ » _
of the Godheiiil.oli§i;‘lin 0i]7:;'l];e~ tlliliiily
tlxut the same kind of unity might H.
pst be'twee'n_ his followers as existed
(gwfbeu Himself and His Father,
F ohn 17'Z1), lor he -prays thet tihe
ather shall keep them in His own,
flame. (Jdhll 1|f11lC_flt`th, Jesus' rea-
°°F _ f°f makllig this prayer on this
spiritual oneness is '»'That the world
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<Wheele-i-Strictly first quality, 36-in. and 38-in. Steel or rubber tire.
Painting-Body black, gear_Brewster green or carniine.
Mounting:-Plain black Finish throughout, unless otherwise ordered.
Supplied complete with lined rubber apron, wrench, washers, and antirattlcrs.
Ball-bearin g axles if desired. H
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Our spacious show room is crowded with samples set up and ready for your niosl
careful inspection. Over forty different styles tc choose from.
We also carry a full line of track harneis, light driving harness and express harness,
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Our prices are low and terms are made to suit our customers.
_ Showroom Open 'lill 9 p. m.
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may believe that Thou hast sent Me"
(John U-21.),
The Apostle Paul teaches the same
unity of the Church under the ligure
ol one body, Rom. 12:4,6, “Many
members being one body." The same,
Apostle in I. Cor. 12:12 31 teaches
that we are not only essentially un-
ited but interdependent. Alter show-
ing how interdependent each organ oi'
the physical body is the one on the?
other, in pleasure or sut1e1'ing,ior;
sympathy and care, he there shows-
thaitthe snine vital relationship must l
exist among God's children lor haul i
th. happiness and spiritual growthm
The New Testament allows use child-,
ron ol God liberty on matters oi op ;
inion, but commands oneness on es- L
sentials and exhorts hor charity in]
ull things. On matters plainly reveal-§
ed we are to speak the same thing, 1
and be perfectly joined together ini
the same mind and judgment. Thel
highest autiiority is “Thus saith'
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the Lo d.
The normal New Testament Church!
will be restored to the world when|
the spirit oi our heart cries out iori
the exaltation ol Christ above party_
and His Word above human creed:`
when the children oi God begin to,
teach (he same things and practice,
the same things that the I-IolySpirlt‘
has enjoined on the church, Let us,
pray and work lor New Testamentl
doctrines, ordinances, fruits, creed.:
ritual and life. Such an effort will’
heal divisions, produce harmony, and,
bring lncalculable benefits to Christ;
and his people. P
Clir.isc's prayer is being answered.
to-day. Many noble men and women:
are striving Ln the spirit of the mas-3
ter to keep "the unity oi the iaith:
once delivered to the saints'.’ The;
greatest minds of all religious bodies,
are emphasing the importance ol un-
ion among the ch'ridre:r\ of (1011. 'l`l1€
missionary in tho dark lands is pray-
ing for it. Dwight L. Moody. the
ment basis any nation cnnnbe br
uuglit to Christ in tive years, When
such a union is effected. Christa
prayer that they all mal' D0 OW Wm
have been fully answered.
The Sunday
School Les on.
Read 1 Sam.l11.
' Comniit_ v. 24.
k SAUL CI-IOSEN KING.
GOLDEG TEXT:
“He that ruleth over men must be
just, ruling in the fear of God." 2
Sam. 23:3.
EXPOSITION:
I Saul Chosen King, 17-23, Jehovah
had already pointed Saul out' as thc
one whom He had chosen to be king
over _Israel (ci. ch. 9:17), and
Samuel had made known this choice
oi God unto Saul (ch. 9:10, 21). Now
there is to be a iormal and' public
choice by lot-_ Samuel called the pea
ple together, but not unto himself.
"unto the LORD." They were to
nioet the LORD lace to face that day
and to "hear a message irom Him.
Are our gathering together unto tht
Lcrrd or unto some man? The place
oi meeting was one that had been
hallowed by l0l`m8l` KB/lm9""'”g*
.uiuriges znrl: 1 Sem- '1=§»6>» S“““_‘**‘
again reproves them for uskmlé lOl” l~
king (cf. oi. s;1-9; 12.12. 11- 9),- But
the reprooi was not Samuels bful
God's. God calls to their remc'mbf=‘1‘-'
nnce how He had saved them and
brought thcm uP 0“f~ Ol 'me “md 
bitterness aind' bondage- HU“; 553°;
was the iugratitude ot a PQOPS hi!
could relect such a G00. B11 £3*
great was their folly tbtlf U 5?]
should desire some human lliiiiéguxlh
dsliverer instead ol Hilti- “ thi
ingratitude sind lollY' W” “° hug
in comparison with that oi c ost
ii 8 Deliver and* LOW'
h t h P
ts Semi: ii  meitkhod ol God in rea
0 iii with men to call to their re
sogmblisrance His loving kiindness t0-
iiiards them in order that they may
see their ow!! gratitude and' tdily in
tn iight ei His .wounding grace (cf-
Jue 2,. 6,8 9,, There is scnrcelgin
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sudder snort' ‘U the Bmw' or n S
my-y, than that oi Snul. Wllmime
‘mmbled mmm” Glogd eli'ar'iits‘i:(l‘l God
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'liiihsedwliixrii (cl 37115217; Lu. 14:11,.
'rms story may -Well gems ,f“§,,“,,“','ff‘,i_
ing to us all. Never a we
- ening and n diirkcr Cl0S€-
ltb dliili' earn the mind oi God by file
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study- ol the Scri;§ulre,qpi;_2\yn a
the leadinll Uf the ° Y ` . heu-
-me people received t
Kill HZCAWZT Samuel was very enthu-
Dilr ' ' _ “B y(
slastic ovc'r“t`,l;c Ei§r'K:` C3255" choégnl..
him vihpm with mr deeper mcammg
he Cr:` F,-1n1_ to Jesus and SQ
inélye ye6Him whom God hath chosep
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1 was cured oi Qronchitis and Ae-
Lhmg by MINARD B LlNIMEIN!'§.
MRS. A. LIVINGSTO -
1 ot 5, P. E. I.
IA W" cmd °! R sevimniistaiiinii
nueurpatism by MIN R
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Mahono Bai- JOHN MADERd'
I was cured ol a severely sprainu
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Bridgewater.
Notice to Winners o
Nazareth Waist Prizes.
Prizes will he distributed l
all the winners on Saturday
morning between the hours of
9.30 and I2 o'c|ock. Will the
boys and girls bear this in mind
and he good enough to come
al the time mentioned as this
store is so busy at any time
later in the day that it would
be imponihle to attend to the
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