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fciples on the shores of Gadara. and
compassion on thee." So we have
_here u story of the Lord's compas-
liion. .resin ima iandea with his die
‘scarcely had the boat been secured
ueiore a man with a very fierce Ind
forbidding appearance came forth
_from his lonely dwelling among the
‘tombs and confronted them. vie no-
tice to begin with how sinseparatee
' if
‘left of his own accord preferring a
iii comfortable home. Sin always af-
fects the home life and nurely.a man
without u home is to be pitied. The
world's battles may be fought brave-
1y` if there is one spot where sym-
pathy counsel and welcome await us
but when the foundations of home
's matter of protection this may be a
success but as ameans of reforma-
tion it is a‘ failure. In fact the me~
comparing with other criminals and
lullowing them to live in» idleness has
a tendency to produce crime rahher
than good living. Sin also separates
us from God, as it is written-"iYour
sins have separated between you and
your (lod and your iniquities have
hidden his face." Unless sin is put
away it will separate us eternally_
People who say there is no hell are
thod of placing otienders in jail in
ites in the `world.
l [iUlHllllll'S WEEK ~Ell|] SlllMl]ll' """"°"°"“""°“" I ’ T ' '
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ern tney cannot have Peace. Rest
Jesus civilized hiui. They found`
him "clothed." Formerly “he wore
no clothes." The religion ol Jesus
is good' for the tailoring business.
There is much said of the influence of
environment and we are urged
to surround people with good homes
and put decent clothing on them in
order to make them respectable citi-
zens Of what use is 9. good huine
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un immediately he procured his own
of hearing aman give the followinlg
testimony--"Since I have found Chr-
ist I have flitted three times and
each time to a better house". The
Socialism that leaves out the salva-
tion hy Jesus will never meet the
world’s needs. i
people whose doubts and fears are
not the result of had living but in
many cases known sinlis the chsbfrca-
use of u belief. -
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Dr. Torrey tells of -ai certa`3.i man
who professed to lie an un‘iiel‘¢-vcr
and a skeptic. He clafcmed
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in uzan from his home and iriends. and clothing to B man like the one ' 5,'-Mfr Geldron Mannfumrgiogposré _
‘,l'erhnps this mun's father could not in the text? He would only destroy . Llunwd use .
stand him any longer and put hirn them and turn a,-gain and rend you, -_ .,
out of the house, more than liiiel he but after he has been saved b Jes- - "
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` Sermon by Rev J. W. Aliens. [you rest." People travel over the » ' 7 *i,I.:‘i-4-7' ~ '
i, The Man of Gad,"-“I Mark V 1__1g_ i world seeking rest but as long as they BABY CARRIAGE = '- l """"‘ .`
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'_ /I 5 ’ _/-,` great things for thee and hath had ‘ e whiiih have believed do enter in- “The arrows point to the poiriis I went to make here. i. ) f yi ___»- e .,
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to be very muclkq exercised
over the euestion of w o was Cain's_
wife but he found- out later that liisl
real Skeptism was not Cain’s but an-| .
other man's wife. 'l’liere are liy-|
procites in churches out they ure!
not to be compared with the hyproc-l
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life are undermined by sin then a JESUS gave llllfl 11"flsl1Y- mini" ' i ‘
man is badly handicapped. This man F01” Y€8l`B llc lllid been ucting like it '
was also separated from society. We f00l but Bl'-01' he has been
build jails and penitentinrien in order delivered from his_H_i11. the troubles uf .
lto separate sinners from. society. 'As 1118 mfllfl 81"! Ncllllell- There “fe '
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dwelling-place among the tombs to clothes. The Rev.Mr. Collier tells "'_""""“""_:'**”‘°f' '"“`_"'”_ '*'*- “___ °"' _W ' h
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Popovcrs
lfliere are man who do not wewr
‘pear li_i\f~dressed before a crowd of
shutting their eyes to the facts of
life all around tliein for wherever
sin is, there is hell. Whether in this
wiirlrl or that wliicli in to come.
.ara "wore no clothes." He had lust
all sense of decency. Ever since Adam
fell mortality and decency have been
largely questions of clothing. I-low
long would mortalit/y last without
clothes? A thin crust of earth sep-
arates us from liquid tire and a mere
rirstter of clothes separates us from
the lii ll of imrnorality. '1‘liere ure
few pc-iiple who are like the man of
Gadarfi iii wearing no clothes but
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iiiiicli. some ofthe people in the
theatres, are only linlf-dressed. How
would you like your daughter to up-
ungodly men ? Yet so-called Chris.
tians ~i~.ttcnd theatres and therelyly eq-
coiirupo some other persons daugh-
ter to travel the downward road.
"No mrm could tame him." After
all their efforts the authorities had
only u heap of broken letters and
chains Lo show for their trouble. Sin
is lawless and to license sin is to
license lawlessness for sinners never
icuii ol.. oi-vo liiw. “’l‘hey are not sub-
ject. tl. the luw of God neither indeed
can uc. '
"Anil iilways night and day he was
in tlii- rmiintains and in the tomlbs."
'l`liv fievil gave hnm no rest. The
wicked ;_rc like the troubled sen that
iciwclessl whirled around
the most stale and monotonous life
that can be lived How self-destrnc-
eth himself: A sinner hurts no onli
so much as himself. Saul thou
but Jesus said "'IL is' hard for thee
to kick against the pricks."
This Gadarene sinner is but a type
of ourselves. His sin ran like ai fear-
ful cataract until he met. Jesuls and
there it ceased. “We also ourselves
were sometimes foolish disobedient
serving divas lusts and pleasures,
living in malice und envy, hateful find
hating one another but after the
kindness and love of God our Savi-
our toward mnn appeared, not. liy
works of righteousness which we have
done lint by his mercy he saved us.”
Men sin because they have not yielded
to Jesus. A burglar once broke into
a house to steal. As he was about to
lay his liunds on some valuables his
eye _caught sight of a picture hanging
on the wall. lt was the portrait of ri
farce pure strong und tender und' .iy u
strange power it held him so that
he could not commit his crime. l-le
tried u couple of times lint. the face
arrested him until finally he turned
t’i'> fart. to the wall and was than
able '.r. continue in his sin. The devil
has turned away the true picture of
God lest the light, of the gospel ln the
fnce'of Jesus should shine uponi us
spirit." l-gist simple, direct and com-
plete in t salvation of Jesus. I
once recommended this cure for sin to
a man addicted_ to drink but he made
light of it and took the gold-cure.
That la/ated for a while but the devil
iri him soon broke loose again and he
sent to Halifax for a case of liquor
and after receiving itldrnnk himself
to death. He might have been living
naw if he had only met Jesus. It is
ai terrible thing for a man to have
met the devil and missed JON!-
Jesus gave him rent. "They found
f v  y _ The - - ‘ -‘
cannot rest for they ure in the gras; Un_e day he was roaming lm' mmm'
of ii restless power. So i.t is with Fams' pojgsgssefl by a legion 'lf dev' ‘ i -i ---5-uni
sinners The iievii his them in his llS~ Hllfl llvllllrlu f“~l§l'flll_Slll» the Hell* _--'~~-'  - ` --  -- -~ v’ ‘-“ ' "' ' ' '
power and for six tliousand years he ‘lay he was preaclllng 1" Decalmhs
hug, been ,].,-wing men and women n_ the sulvut;on that comes through
Some do not want the Loril’s coni-
passion. 'l‘liey hcsoliglit liiiri - to
depart out of their coasts. Wli_v'.’ lie-
Llme tells Us that this m-an U, Gudjcnuse it was interfering witii 'i.i.--iii-
ess_ These Gadiarenes were Jewsi
was unlawtuli and when Jeszis illiw-
wine ewaso y ,rea ing ups ua
business. If Jesus reigns at all he
n o a is ie ocir
this that hurts the cliurcli more
ame e name o i i. .v _ their
employes know that their liiisiiicss is
revival. It looked as if the wlliole
whole inultitude of the country of
the Gadarenes l.esou ht him *hut
ie wou cpar ou cir cons s
There are those who would sooner
have n. desperado than a revival if
the latter meant the loss of a few
hogs. i have heard people i_g,riiin~lil-
ing at the cost of genuine work of
grifce but they had no cnniplni-nts to
make uguinst. thc cost of the li\.uor
traffic. 1t'is no wonder the ' m-an
wanted to lenvc such a community
but Jesus said-"Go home to thy
friends and thcy_1ll.._them._how .greatl
and lic departed and began to pub-
lish in Decapolis how great things'
men #lid marvel What n cliaiv-'
,_,mm, the same monotonous circle, iiiirii in<1iir_i.=i1.. surely this is tiiii'
fm. thL,,_L, is nothing new in. Sim his kind of Snvioiir the world needs.
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with her but she replied No h
e is t are or great many per- v
sons act as if that was their concep-_ ,, '"4 |" """::':.°' "M
tion of the compassion of Clrrist.'I'he l '°’"’°',"" ' ,|"""‘“’
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Christ for this man meant just of 
all,-deliverance from evil. I-le said-| M 'Jllnrfldulkllf
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Health eude when indigestion ‘
begins,becanee nutrition fails. l
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the lmpuridu which arise
from undigeetied food get into
yonrnyetem. Thus you are
goiaoned llother Seligleh
yrnp makes an end pf di-
tion by strengthening ie _
digestive organs.
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him sitting." He had never known
repose for mind or body while serv-
ing the devil. Into the midst of the
restlessness of sin Jesus comes say-
ing-"Come unto me all YG l-bl* 3"
wary ,nd heavy laden and I will give
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in the h-og business which to them ' '
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cups hissing bot.Fil1 half full,
set in a wliite bread oven and
do not open door for fifteen
minut<s_ (They may also be
made with Graham.) Mix witli
milk and cream, lialf and half, ~'
or add one tablespoon melted
buiter in the last two minutes
beating, and tl,e popover-5 emi
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sauce for dessert and called
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ltliere :ire the famous whirlpool rap-
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properties in the City suitable for the small and the large investor. Terms are
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is growing by bounds. Write us for a list of some good buys, or buy now in o_ur
Kerrisdale subdivision. We recommend it. $100. secures a lot. Plan and price
list can be seen at the omce of J. E. Lefurgcy. S\1II11I1¢l‘SldC, and at lll¢ 0lll_CQ °f
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