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EHE El|lllll|lll'S WEEK Ellll SEElMl]ll
Sermon preached by Rev. J. W.
The rich and poor meet together
_the Lord is the maker of them all. ‘
~Pruv. 22-2.
l There are several things fn this
,world which cause divisions bcfween
'people The fact of wealth or pov-
-_ erty is one of these, for it: is written,
,"Wealth maketh many friends, but
,the poor man is separa'ted from his
§neighnor." Many a man has friends
ibecauur he has motney. In many
_circles a man is not excluded because
ihe is bad, but receives no welcome if
:he is poor. The unpardona-ble sin
'in tue eyes of some P00916 is to be
tion Wealth has a tendmcy
‘make people exclusive. The P001'
'people come to this country packed
together in the steerage, like aardin-
ges in a box while the rich man has
'his private suite of rooms, privatia
_table and private servants: Hence it
loften happens that the rich kiiorw
Inothimg about the real sorrows and
fstruggles of the poor, simply be*
‘cause they avoid all contract with
them. There are those who shed
tears over the artificial sorrows
'presented on the stage, who have no
ltears to shed over the real sorrows
'uf life.
pride of position sometimes separ-
ates people. Nebuchaduzzar was much.
ilifted up by pride when he said, “Is
loot this great Babylon that I have
built by, the might of my power and
the honor of myniajesty ?” He oc-
cupied a great position and pemuad-
led liiinself that he was a Kfem' man.
ibut it is ii sad fact that very poor
,specimens of humanity often occupy
=high positions _and havlng a false
iidea of their own importance they
y separate themselves from greater peo-
iple who may occupy more hunrlfle po-
sitious.
‘ Differences of opinion divide pv0Dl0~
Paul and Barnabas were good iuen
but they differed in their opinions a-
bout taking Mark with them on their
journey, and the contention was so
niarp that they departed one from
another." It. is ini-possible to avoid
this so long as we are constituted
with different temperaments. Train-
ing and temperament account' for
much of the diderences between the
varioim denominations but these are
only incidental; beneath thc surface
liuiiiu.:iit.y is one und when wc pray
we all talk the sanic language.
But in spits of the many things
that cause differences, the rich and
poor meet together at many poiiitsz
They incet together in the world's
work. A rich man should not have
peoplc working for him but with
him and there are many important
iiidus.rirs where master and servant
work ‘fogcblier and each studitai the
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. .. island liepresenfativc, Horace II. Beer`,"Summerside, l’,f;, _
£iiri5iiéE.iiii"“fIiiiiiésiCollege  ..f...m...;-.-»\.-...fri
'Z AND INSTITUTE OF
Shorthand and Typewriting
' Rropeus on `(`u/esday, Aug. I7, for Business
li;Lf‘iulii‘g =.‘.iulent.~; should try and get in as
eziiiy in the term ss possible, efapccially those who
have c’ccided to fake up the full courses.
“Je ask this purely in fheinterests of students,
for we can do mrire for them in assistiiigthem to posi-
tions. The reastn is plain, for we will have them
ready for positions just when there is a keen demand.
This term we have ample accommodation for THREE
HUNDRED students, and wc believe we shall require
zfll the space a' our command, because Young Men
and Women find that those who have been educated
at the C. B. C. get the cream of i~-qi*-.gr positions;
others have to content themselves wif ai ic skim milk.
iflur teaching staff is large i~ » xperienced.
Qur system of individual iiistruction is the BEST
devised for every student-regardless of qualificat-
ion --gets a SQUARE show. l\o nets ni. the C. B. C.
Remember l We can luiiidle Three hiindred stu-
f`1ef"_s as easily as 'Ihirty.`Tl1c larger the number the
more :ici ivc is business with the students, for this is a
Practical Business Training Institution. where all are
frzigagcd in bmsiness. No copying from Text books no
reference to keys. IFS thc REAL THING, BUSINESS
:ic BUSINESS Iii' DONE.`P»cfo|'i': joining an Institution,
axle for the imiiivsfif its f»>:u~li-:rs :ind their experience
:is sufli. If isduc you to kiioiv.
(lor Sl:f>rtl».;u<. <lcp:fz'1\rie'i'; will<~<~»rifirucas dur-
ing; the la-t fr»u-- ,ff :ir~.--to priiourc results not attained
bi' A.".Y OTHER fu bool in thc Proviiices. \Vhen it
ff. cmisiclered _-ucli a wf»uclcr1`iil firing for fi system of
:-;lio.'th.md that it i: -Ui-f.-:fiscd tliroiighoiit America
that zi man has .<i.icce|,_~»]\ fl in feqorting :1 trial by it.
what -mist ?c sairl 1 t' ri .-.y:.~tf.m~ when a girlis taken
from .1 cl:i.<.<-rfruii and 1-':3i<n'is ‘iv it one of the most
iinpfirtanti itls c‘.'<:i'hel~'l \`:~ 'bis I’ro.'ince? Such work
mil-. ravi be done bv the ‘: can Pitman System, as
l:iu;;lii in t‘ie'S`hrirfhaii-l l`~-'mi' ment of the C. B. C
()ur Tvpewriting ll-:porin cnt is being supplied
with the vcr_v latest and bust typewriting machince
made. Nothing but the HfE`.E3'.l` at the C. B. C.
Prizes and medals as iisiuzl for competition during
the term.
E YOU should try for the Pfize,,UNDER\VOOD
l_','pc\\ ritcr _
Full infirsimticn on application to
i L. B. MILLER. Prin.
r 17|
The poor beggar rulhedto Jann,
glad to fulfil the conditions of the
Gospel but the rich young ruler went
sorrowfully away You cannot drive ‘
. 'cud' U ug
into Christa Kingdom ln a coach and ' ww ulumnfiigglignfglgkd-
interei .s of the othcr. So far as ther
.work -I the world is concerned, the
poor iced the rich and the rich need
the p< or. It is the man of means
pa r. Everybody must go in on their.
knees. Do not expect recognition
from God bemuse you are rich, for,
that which is highly esteemed a-
mong men ls an abomination in the.
sight of God. _
The wise man says, “All go unto
one place, all are of dust and all
turn to dust again, so
that rich and poor meet together ini
the grave. The first funeral that I
ever condnct,ed_was that of p, poor
man. A rough bux covered with'
black cloth constituted the coffin-.
There was no hearse and the .grave
WHS Only a shallow spot among tho`
rocks. Shortly afterwards I was cal-1
lvd Ullon to assist in conducting the
buriabservices in- connection with the
death of az rich lady, The house was
a. mansion, the casket was costly, ii
Pllllllcd hearse and liveried servants
were ln attendance, the cemetery was
all that could be desired, but when
thi Brave was closed the only ditler-
ence between the rich woman and the
Poor fisherman was the difference in
character. "We brought- nothing in-
to this world and it is certain- we
CM i-“ke nothing out." The grave is
a great lcveller.
3011” SHYBI “I saw the dead, slum]
and great. stand before God and the.
books were npeucd and uuofher book
was opened which is the book
of life and the dead were judged om,
of those 'things which were written in
the books." Small and great, richl
and poor meet together in the judg-
ment. “It came to pass that the
beggar died and was carried by the
angels into AUraham’s bosom. The'
rich nlian also died and was liuricdl
and in hell hq lifted up his eyrfi, bein-g`
in rorments." The pnor nm" dm
not go to Heaven because he was'
poor and 'the rich man did
not land in hell because he
was rich, nevertheless his
circumstances were u teniptntion
to selfishness, while the poor mau's
needs of ii friend, encouraged him to
seek ri refuge in God. It is not a
sinful thing to be rich, nut' lt is ex-
ceedingly dangerous.
Notice some closini: lessons. A
rich nian may ii reality bc a poor
man. We read 1-"Clinrize tliciii
that are rich in this World that
they be not high minded, but
that they be rich in good works," is
is possible for u rich man to do much
good with his money, but the earth is
lull of illustrutioiis of tliouc wliosci
riches begat. co'vetoii::m-ss and pi~idc.A
wealthy msn took fi preaicliei' up io.
the tor) of'his lions# in ordvxr 1.1.- show l
him his possessions. Pointing to
broad acres in um- llircvtinii he iviid
“I own all the fields in this direc-
tion.” Then poiiitsiniz fo un im-
mensc truck of \-/omllziml he said
"‘l own all the vroods in this d'irec-i
tion." Then turnini! to v"is'ti\i'¢=s.
covered with ll<icl'.s and l:"|‘f" lic!
said "I own all thu slic"p uiiil cfittlr-
in this direction." 
Looking away towi-rd anotli r sac-
tion tlie preacher said-“who owns
the land in this direction?" 'l‘h_¢-
iwlio fi;-_u start and continue an in-
.iluslry that employs hundreds of lab-
u-iid ou the other hand how
\oi‘ui'.-.,
,build :nd suil ships, construct alnd'
open-fiti~ railways, manifmctiirc amd
disti'il.u|.e goods and this comrmoii
m-cd i:-‘ imuml in time to drive f1"ch
und p-vor tcigetlier. We are liiever
uiorc tliiiu u few niunths from
fnmiuv and this fuct alone settles
many diflicultlcs. '
a Rich and poor meet together in
the govcrninent .of the nation. It
.wus not always so. About half u
'century rfgo the poor man had little
I-to say iibfiut wliowus to goveuiii him.,
'or hiiw it should- bc dona
| but on election day the
rich an-d poor now meet to-
gether and one ballot counts as much
as another. When we sec the cafndid-
ates for office, wearing u genial smile
enquiring about all the members Ol
the farmily, cliuckling the buiby under
the chin and extending the glad
hand to everybody, we should re-
member that bchfnd all this is the
fact. that the people are the rulers
of the country. Whittier refers to the
poor ninn on election day as fol-
lows 1- _
"To-day shall simple manhood try
The strength of gold' and land
buy
'I‘hc power in my right hand.
Where tlier.e's n right to nerd my
vote
A wrong to sweep away.
Up cloiited knee and ragged coah
A man's a man to-day."
And any man who tampers with
the free expression of opinion by
bribery or otherwise is a traitor to
his coiriitry, for he is i-rapping tho
foundations of responsible govern-
ment. No true man can be bought.
As some one has said, “Yo\i can ,buy
horses and cattle and donkeys but
you cannot buy men. When aperson
sells his vote the purchaser has
bought ii donkey.
In fulfilling the conditions of the
Gospel rich and poor meet together.
The Lord is no respecter of persons,
but in every nation he who fears God
and works righteousness is accepted
of Him. Dr. Campbell Morgan
tells of a certain meeting that he
conducted in which n judge and a
beggar knelt at the same altar seek-
ing pardon for their sins. He learned
later that only a few days before the
beggar had been' sentenced' by the
judge for some offence, but now all
earthly dfflbrencea were swept away,
and they both knelt as sinners before
the Cross of Christ. When a man -of
high rank knelt beside a-poor man
at the communion table the poor
man began to move away as if he
had no right to kneel beside such a
distinguished person, but the titled
gentlernan said "Do not move away,
friend, we are all one here." If any
person has the advantage ln ent/erlng
the kiiigdorn of Heaven it~fs the poor
man. for did not Jenna say, "Housed
are the poor, for theirs ls the King-
dom of Heaven," and again, "I-low
hardly shall they who have richm en-
te into the Ki dom of Heaven."
'rim wide worm has not wealth tn PHS” “W“Y-"
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rich mnn r»=.nlied.-"I own ev|»ry1.l\i||`
ilu all directions from ‘this liuiisa-." ‘
, "My friend," said the prciiclu-i‘. us
ilie pointed his linger lu-a\'cnw;ird,l
i"how much do 'you nwn up in this-,Q
direction 7" The rich mnn's fucc fel'l,|
for he had not laid up any i.rci.ini.re;
in the land where moth and rust (long
not corrupt and whcrc thieves do not
break tlirouah and steal. ,
Again, u poor man may in realif.y‘
be very rlch. Paul said that lic wus'
"poor, yetmaking many rich." Asf
ri. miaticr of fact the erect lenders or
the world linvc ,°_‘c“"r-illy comc from
iuiifnz tho prior. John Bunyan wus
a poor tinkur, Haydyn thc grant
composer was the son of ii csirprnf.cr
Luther was the son of a poo-r miner.
The father of George Fox was a shoc-
maker. Peter could say. "Silver
and Kohl have I none," and Jesus
had not where tn lay His head, yet.
how rich they all were. Tn t-he cir-
cumstances ‘that develop thc cunliticd
that make for leadership amen' men,
the riclr mnii's son ls badly handicap-
Ded. Campbell White has said that
"be hoped that his people would l»e_
born poor for ii 'thousand genera-'
tion."
"Let the brother of low degree re-
joice in that he is exalted, but the
rich in that he is made low, 'because
as ‘the flower ofthe grass he shall
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AN IDEAL T0llli.` ~
And Blood Purifier is Mother
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barkland leaves. It cures lmiiges-
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the Bowels, Tons: lhe Digestive
System, imparts thc Vigonr and
Vlfallty of Health lo every Organ
of the Body.
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are ic i ar mo n- AIM PUYUC U' '“°
knuv/P:lnlsbout the soothing swing of a GEMM.
" The arrows point to the points I want to make hem. 5 ,,
"Tho springs are trfnle-curved, hnely tempered steel.
guaranteed to absorb eve 'ar _
“The hubs on G§NrBhQN wheel: are covered with
rubber caps. ,  _
" 'I`hcre'| no danger ol scratching the furniture when yup
drive the baby around the house in I  N- ll '
cuy to understand why good mothers inust on I  UV'
riage for baby. '
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Vancouver. . i.  
Population in |906---50,000, in |909--.I00,000
The San Francisco of Canada
Safe Money Makers in Real Estate. Thousands have trebled and quad-
rupled from iiivestnients in a very short period. We control some of the best
properties in the City suitable for the small and the large investor. Terms are
reasfinnblc and spread out over 0,12 and I8 months. Don’t be afraid, Vancouver '
is growing by bounds. Write us for a list of some good buys, or buy'now in our
Kerrisdale subdivision. We recommend it. $100. secures ri lot. Plan and price
list can be seen at the ofhce of ]. E. Lefurgey. Summerside, and at the oHi_ce_ of
A. A Bartlett, Charlottetown. Reference Royal Bank of Canada and Dominion
Bank.
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