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Andrew F. Gai-.lt,_a prominent merchant and manufstctrgttr nxlyukt He
insured his line in the Mutual Li‘e Insurance Companyl? 
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}878‘8o; the Company returned in dividends $545 so more than it received
in preinmms from the insuied. - '
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hard to get agents that I can depend ou. so send_ direct to me.
or write ine to call. Doii '_ be in a hurry in giving t0 ¢V€fY
hnmbug that calls at your doori Deal d11'€Cl With
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HIGH GRADE ART PARLORS, .
VVho has stood the test. and never published it lie in his, _|.
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ineinht-rs of that society were discus-
sing with the leaders how they
should lm the debt a. Cnpthin Foy
arose and proposed that each mein-
ber should be taxed one penny n
week until the debt was paid. "But 5
that is not fair," some ons protest-
lngly suidl "Hora are some people
who are so poor they cannot afford
go give oven q, penny." ‘ Then," said
Captain Foy, “put eleven of the
poorest with md, and if they can
give anything I will call upon them
weekly and collect the same, and il
they give nothing I will givo for them
as well as for- myself, and each of
you can call on eleven of your neigh-
bors weekly, receive what they give
and make up what is wanting." No ,
sooner had Captain Foy spoken than _
in a flash s. divine inspiration came|
to John Wesley. "Yes, yes," .said
the great lender to himself; "that is
just what Methodism needs-a sys-
tem of caring for its own, a. system
by which its members shall not _be
herded together ns wild animals are
herded together, but a system which
will single mon out mid plow U10!!!
circles shall bc placed a separate
lender who will hnvc charge of encli
class. These lcndcrs in turn were to
moot and report to their, pastors.
Their pastors in turn to-day incet
and report to their presiding elders.
Each man by the "class system" of
Methodism is responsible to some in-
dividual person of the church. _
We soc the value of individual re-
sponsibility in the temporal world.
Why should we not seo thc same ro-
sults from' the “class system" of
Methodism? Your boy is about six- t
teen years of age. Where are you go- 3
ing to send the lad to college? }
“Wcll," you say, "I would. like in f
many Ways to send him to one of I
our great `universities, but the |
trouble is I nm afraid. There thc
boy will only be lost among a crowd
of hundreds of other students, und ~
federal Blend -fi 
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India and China Teas,in such
propor‘ions as to insure a
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no one will be individually respon-
slblo for the lad. I thihk I shall.
send him_ to one of our smaller col-
 il legcs, where he will como in close 
_.\'1;.'_:’;-Q". gunner or aber. ,contact with his teachers. and these
\_} fi E In most casegiteachers will be able to keep their _=
‘- .-” ' in leyo- upon him." You send your boy ‘
to 'A small college to secure the indi-
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means for economical and convenient transporta-
Havc helped to make them such. They are as novel
to the bicyclist of '04 as the pneumatic tire was to
the rider of the _hard tire some years ago. The
cushion frame has revolutionized wheeling.
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Now. thc “class i`ystam" of Hatha-
dism has s -double purpose-.nrstc it
mskes _tha lletiiodint convert summ-
ber or a greet  puatiwsity in
whi¢ii~thsn»¢mo‘ undruds of thous-
ands and miilionsol members and it
glvqs to thatwonvort the enthusiasm
which 'truly _ oomes‘“trom~_g_reat num-
bers. arid. -secondly. it-sovtratvl 01°
lathodist convert from the masses.-
It places him in a gospel family for
which some one is i~cspousib1c_.- It
gives to him a. separate gospel, gar-
den in which to. labor. It says: "Qld
convert, you-lookhfter that young
man and that young woman. Visit
them ln' their homsp. See that they
have 'thc right .kind‘ of co1nPnni0l\-
ship. When thuy are absent from the
house of God loarn why. tlioy are
absent and tell them that _they are
missed." Individual responsibilities
for individuals-that is the great
multiplying slogan of tho Methodist
"class system." For whom, 0 Chris-
tim msn, are you responsible in
Christ's name? _
The Methodist Church, in tho next
place.. is a singing church. whose
songs are nearly always keyed to
tho tune of hope and joysnd the
glorious harmonics of a ‘blessed
hereafter. It is a. church whose mu-
sic is nllcd with halleluiah choruses
and battle hymns and inspiring
marching melodies. lt is a church
which believes thut,our thanks and
gratitude for blessings received can
be returned to God as ivcll when
standing upon our (ect und, in the
words of the psalmist, "singing unto
the Lord,’,’ as when on bendcd knee
we offer them in silent prayer in
the closet. The trouble with many
of our churches is they always ima-
gine Christ as keeping step to the
slow time of a Llirlze. but they can-
not imugine his moving lips as join-
ing in a wedding march or in the
joys of a social gathering.
Duniol Webster oiice said: “The
in circles of tens, and over these proof to mu that the church was cs-
tublished by God is found in the fact
that it has existed in spite of the
bcgowncd ministers who have been
caged up to preach their sermons be-
hind their repellent pulpits. Any law-
yer would bc ruined if he were Com-
pellerl to plead for his client behind
a. wooden box, as the minister by
custorq is coinpcllcd to plead for
his Christ." Whothcr that statement
is true or not, I nm not here to dis-
cuss. but one of the grvut facts that
convince nic that the church is u di-
vine institution _is that it has exist-
ed for hundreds of years in spite of
the scpulchrnl and nwlurl hymns with
which thc choirs used to lend in the
song worship. Those hymns, for the
most part. were all gloom, all dark-
ness, all brcnthini; firo and' brim-
stone and death. Wlicn one sang them
he could almost feel thc hot, hissing
flames of ctcrnal punishment scorch-
ing his lips. No auch singing as thc
ancient churches indulged iii could
do aught but terrorize und make the
worshipurs tremble with fear. Do you
wonder that the churchos of old,
which sang' for the most. part the
songs of death, should have wor-
shipers who gave only half~hearted
voices to thoir singing? But while
the Methodist Church has its songs
in the minor key, for the most part
the Methodist- songs are.son_i:s of life
and .loy and hope. Go if you will
with me to any of thc qrcst Metho-
dist camp meeting resorts of this
country and you will know of what I,
speak. The mighticst shout over
raised by conquering host upon img-
tlefleld was ncvur more trluinpluint
than arc the cnnip meeting songs of
Despluincs or Ocean Grove. Whnn the
Methodists sing "We are marching to
Zion" they Bing it in such a way
that it seems to fling wide open the
`gatcs of the Heavenly city.
- Lastly, _Methodism has had its inur-
velous and miraculous multiplying
power because it has had an infinite
licld in which to labor. It has work-
ed for the most part among the
common people. Contain churches in
the world have been known ns
churches of n class. Some churches
have been known as churches which
.appealed to the greatest amount of
brains in almost every _Christian
¢0mlI\U!1ify- Othor churches have
been known as the churches of tho
aristocracy. But though John Wes-
ley had as much brain as any man
of his generation, and though by po-
litical preferment he could have
\`Pl°h°d H Position of influence in
s.ristocratic_sociaty, yet he chose to
cast his lot among _tho common
P¢0P1s. He did not boliove there was
one gospel for the rich and another
for. the poor-one for the brainv
men and another for him 01 small
mental calibre. John Wesley believed
all classes should meet ns one at the
throne of grace. Therefore, as the
comnion people crowded around him
to receive his message, many " of thg
rich and the aflluoiit stayed away.
He was truly the missionary to the
middle and lower classes. Are we in
church work ready to reach out ,ln
Christ/s nomo for'tlie conversion gf
the same kind of people?
It was said of our Lord that "the
common people heard him gladly."
Ah, that is the best encomium. that
can bo plaoedupan the tomb oi’ _ the
founder of Methodism! When Peter
Cartwright, many years ago, -arose
to preach in Tennessee some one
whispered to him, "General J nckggn
is in your audience." With that Peter
Cartwright tumod and said: "I hosi-
that General Jackson is in
dieneo. But I
al Jackson that
him my dliisrait
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