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IEE GUARDIAN, DBARIDTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, AUGUST 31, IMI.
WELL 0F
THE GDSPEL
Free to all Men of What-
ever Conditions
ootsiion of Jicoirs
Christ s Well is Deep Enough
to Quench the Thirst
-- “W0 11'* 8118000 neighbours, and as a sheep have been di-inki before ,
- ng you.
azhtgleof cotnrltliesy we wait until all You will have to remove the obstacle of
Besides cami; the neiigohborhood come up. pride or never Bud your way tothe well,
- mouth is 80. Sh s 'ne on the wells You will havetocomeas we came, will-`
of us take bolaievi; illh gavy. and several ing to take the water of eternrl lite in
.and than the b ok ts an push in aside, any way and at any hand and in any kind
_ue med and "lx E and the throughs of pitcher, crying out “Oh. Lord Jesusg
S WP are Satisfied- We Iam dying of thirst! Give me the water
____ cannot until all the flocks are gathered of eternal life, whether in irou rh or
of All.
together and till they roll the stone from 'gobletl Give me the water of lifo lcare
,the well’s mouth; then we water the not in what it oomestome.” Away with
sh°°P- all your hindrances of pride from the
Oh this is a thirsty world! Hot for the wel1’s_ mouth! _
h¢Bd,_ and blistering for the feet, and -Hereis another man who is kept back
parching for the tongue. The world’s from this water of life by the stone ‘of
greatwant isacool, refreshing, satisfying an obdurate heart which lies over the
draught. We wander around and we find mouth of the well. You have no more
the cistern empty. Long and tedious feeling upon this subject than if God had
drought has dried up the world's fonnt yet to do you the Hrst kindness or you
ain, but centuries ago a shepherd, with had to do God the first wrong. Seated
crook in the shape of a cross and feet cut on his lap all these years, his everlasting i
to the bleeding,explored the desertpassages arms sheltering you, where is your grati-
____ _ of this world and one day came across tudei Where is your morning and even-
a well a thousand feet deep, bubbling and ing prayer? Where are your consecrated
Dr. Talmage represents religion as
north,and the south,and the east, and the B¢1ShBZZ0l‘- ‘T118 G05 in WUOSO hand Uh!
great refreahmem and invites ‘u the west, and cried out with a voice strong bl‘°&U1iS» H115 811 thy WSL $11011 118812 BOD
world to come and receive it; text, Gene
il ll h
and musical, that rain through the ages, R1°I’i5¢d-"
sis xxix, 8’ “We cannot nut 8 L 8 “Ho, every one that thirsteth, come ye IfY°\1 i»1`¢8~f»0d eV€l'yb°dY 885851! 8~SY°\1
flocks be gathered together and till they
roll the stone from the well s mouth; then
we water the sheep.
A scene in Mesopotamia, beautifully
pastoral. A well of water of great value
it white with three flocks of sheep lying
down waithigfor the watering. I h
their bloating coming on the hrigh
in that region. The delds around about " 7 5° m°”7 9"°Y "'hh`3°Y» and whim “ppm” ° “ppm 7°“‘ ‘mr
n
air and the laughter of young me
to the waters.i” have treated God, you would have made
Now, a great flock of sheep ¢,¢-day 500apo1ogies; yea, your whole life would
A gather around this gospel well. Thereare 115" been HD 81901087- Threo time! 8/
a great many thirsty souls. I wonder d8»Y I0!! NWC been S08-bod Bt G0d'S table.
why the flocks of allnatinns do not gather, Sllfillgi S\1mlD°1‘, autumn Mid Willbél' he
h has i tely led Y
I am wondering about it my text breaks h¢B1ffh f1‘0m Hfllh YOU! ¢'0lI1D8Di0l1| fmm
forth in the explanation saying, “We can Him, Y0\11' °hi1dl‘¢\1 f1'0l-11 him Y0\\l' 1101116
,__ not until 511 ghnfionkg bn ggghma wg, fron Him, all the bright surroundings ot
ther and till they roll the stone from the YOU? 1if0 3'0"! Hillh 01|, Iwi WMU
WaShinRton,Aug_17__In this diswury brightand opalescent, and looked to the lives' I 8°! 5° YOU BS Daniel Sliid t0
ear
and maidens lnduln ing in rustic _ W¢ll'5 mouth; then we water th; gh¢¢p_ (10817 i»l'l0l1 With filldfi hlrd htairfif UMIST,
of sheep coming. Meanwhile Jacob,
If aherd of swine gomg mg wen, may thou not feel one throb of gratitude!
ai angrily jostle each other for the precsd- f»°W31`d W9 G05 hh” mI\¢i¢ YW. and the
I ‘Jacob kissed Rachel and l-E-ed up his ing in a ’ I `
' ' e Perlor sipping out ot a chase] these f.
voice and wept.” It has alwnyn been g ¢h,,1,¢,, which h - - t be 1- "nur" we" ‘h’°"'° ‘““°°5 ‘f ~
_ _ . f fi f . ~_ . , , _ _
mystery to me what ho f..,md 5. cry ‘ su," “1vex_“§:; Wag; gegebmg UN- Populuce. But Cirsttn-1.._v s e_»e on.;-_
L bo ti °
‘-° ‘1 Bill' bBf°1°¢ tht w-he occurred heaven, but you must be inaspecial car ‘
gm hcsgfihghe slxpher-i~ and nnkn with your feet on n 'rni-high ntioninn
me thirst of t ‘,176 81:0 :one W5- slaklng of and aband of music on board the train.
did nab immedmml 3 90D an why they You do not want to be in company with
them Th h h y proceed to water rustie Jacob and Rachel and to be drink-
- ° I on Grd renly tothe street: lug out of the fountain where ioooo
one side the scales, and on the other side'
are all the treasures of the universe,
end he ms. “au are ynnn.; nn height, nn
depth, nil length, nn hmnith, nn' eternity
-“I7 are Yours." We do not appreciate*
the promises of the gospel.
Come also to the gospel wall, an ye.
troubled. I do not' suppose you 'have
€°¢"D€d. Compare your view of this life
M 15 Years ofage with what our view is
. , _ P
other a sour cup. A cup of joy and a
CUP Of grief. Which has beenlthe nearest
io being full, and out of which have you
the more frequently partakeni What a
different place the cemetery is from what
it used to bei Unce it was to you a
grand city improvement, and you went
cu* on the exment, and you went out on
the pleasure excursion, and you ran o
lllllghiiigly up the mound, and you crlti- l
cised in a light way the epitaph. But
since the day when you heard the bell toil
at the gate when you went in with the
procession it is a sad place, and thereis a
flood of rushing memories that suffuse the
eye and overmaster the heart. Oh, you
have had trouble,trouble,trouble tro uble i
God only knows how much you have had.It
is a wonder you have been able to live-
through it. It is a wonder your nervous
system has not been shattered and your
brain has not reeled. Trouble, trouble l
If I could gather all the griefs of all
sorts from these crowded streets and
could put them in one scroll, neither.
manner angel could endure the recitation.
Well, what do you wanti Would you
like to haye your property taken back
again? “No” you say as a Christian maui"
that is why the Lord took it away. I
don’t want to have my property back.”
Well would you have your departed
friendsback again? “No” _you say: “I
9"'°°K°’» 0" 31° i1\*»°1'°°f'i“8 °"`°”d °f ‘ ’ bringing them from a tearless realm to a
a
repartec. I look off. and I see other flocks
looking for a wife, comes to the well. A
they hunk unch other hunk fi-uni the wnter Holy Ghost who has all these years been
beautiful .hepherdess wma w me mme hui when n flock of sheen come, though s imwrthnms rout II you weld sit down
well. I see her approaching, followed b
her fathers flock of sheep. It was a mem
shepherdess. The Bible account of it is
lsrvciic llcadaclie, A _ I
n hnndmd ng mem 511.11 be ainnppqihwd idveminutesunder the tree of a Savlour’s
f .
_ they only express lt by sad bloating they m&lh!1'¢°m Bild f°¢1 his 313851006 hiokl
oi-able meeting. Jacob married that °°m° t‘°3°t'!‘°1' p°‘°°“bl7° We w’“"'° mg °“ ,mu ‘°r°h°ad and °h°°k md
gi-eat multitude to onine around the gon- hands. methinks you wvuld set wine .en-
nei wen. iknnw therein these whose crwistion of what you owe to s cruci-
not like acrowd; they think a crowd is 00'! J°9\1S» ‘
vulgar. If they are oppressed for room in‘ Th°"° "9 “W” Wh? “N P°'f°°°lY di*
church it makes them positively impsti-,°°U5°U°‘d- UU\\&PP¥~il1 UM DMU, UH-
| 5 d hem t_ W h had _ 1° hippy to-day, to be unhappy forever,
‘fun Fas!  glzrgznenuygelzilze chgmslvaenu; (pa°'unless you cometothis gospel well. This
‘ manyother people come toit. Not so did *'h°°°_°| 'ml ‘ hmhf- _- d@*P»\ 1°”
The luleoanre otgajhslneas lan me" “him .hephuds_ Th” “md ,ban-Ybmg  ¢|,¢fug1 ,g.¢i§f¢,°§|5|;_“ 1;
letvo Road Caron.
, Sick, nervous headache and nervous
‘dyspepsia or lnciigostlon are usually
found together, and have 'a common
cause in an exhausted condition ot the
nerves. Modern headache powders
are simply narcotics that dsaden the
amicted nerves. They are harmful
and frequently dangerous. The only
way to effect s. thorough cure is to re-
store the nerves by such treatment as
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food.
Hr. Joseph Geroux. 2;! Metcalf street,
Ottawa, Ont., writes :- »
_ "I was nervous. had headache and
_ brain fag. I was restless at night and
like a new man. My appetite is good,
I rist and sleep well, and this treat-
ment has strfngthened me wonderfully.
Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food is certainly the
best medicine I ever used.. and I say
so because I want to give full credit
where it is due."
Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food, 50 cents a
box: 6 boxes for $2.50, at all dealers
or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Toronto.
could not sleep. My appetite was
poor, and I r-iftered from nervous dys-
` pepsla. Little business cares worried
and irritated me. After having used
Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food for about two
rf-onths, 1 can frankly say that I feel
ASTHMA GURED
Liebig's Asthma Cure never fails. lt gives
immediate relief and cures. To prove this state-
ment we will send a Trial Bottle free by mailto
every suherer. Large size $i.oo-for sale by all
d ' t di ect. Add Th Li bi C ..
_'I :::fi°n:°n=:5- 2,3; 1 nniii an the iinnku were gathered, and the ' °°'“¢°» *"5 W °f°” W' ‘“°'° ’ °”f°"“‘°°*‘
more nooks th” “me the better they man so much of this world as is best for
lik An ‘li be xl
edit. dso weonir tto an oust, _bugdmv Thsgwullmdofn cpe.” wad
that all the people _should comer Go on
him and throws all heaven into the
into the hikhways '° and ‘the hedges audi' 'M W* 3°'3\°\lndl.-i°‘fi°°1¥ fi 
compel them to oomein. Go to the rich *bl-°  °°"‘P°'°d _  °§,91_"°°"
and tell them they are indigent without f°"t'°“°° th" Christ mm 7°°1°‘u‘7?. I”
the gospel of Jesus. Go to the poor and
tell them the affluence there is in Christ.
- the far east there was a klng` who used
Go to the blind and tell them of the touch °“ t'h° °t*h°" 'id' th° °°“l°° "°’° P|°°éd‘
that gives eternal illumination. Go to the 3°” 'md suv" md 3°m°”‘°d°°d °°°“3h
I
lame and tell them of the joy that wil
makethe lame man leap like a hart.Gat_her_
all the sheep of! all the mountains. None * _ " * '
so torn of the dogs, none so sick, none so
worried, none so dying, as to be omitted
Why not gather a great flock? All this
city in a flock, all New York in a flock, all
A were placed there to __ balance the king.
~Th_en, at the close of the weighing, all
  __
CASE IN PLA'.[‘TSVI.LLE
Lady in that Place Proved to Have
London in a flock, all the world ina. been Cured by Dodd’s Kidney Pills
flock. ' _
You notice that this well of Meso-
PLa'r1‘sv11.nLn, Ont, Aug. 26 (Speoial.)
-The Echo of this place has printed
potamia hadastone on it, which must 811 8000\111U Of MPS- J- B&l'l'¢hU9 0359-
be removed before the sheep could be
Mrs. Barrett was cured of a general
nervous weakness byDodd’s Kidney Pills.
watered, and I find on the well of salva- The following is an extract (mm the
tion to-day impediments and obstacles Echo’s' story, in which Mrs. Barrett’s
which must be removed in order that
statement is published in ber own words.
I “I was a physicial wreck. I could not
you may obtain the refreshment and life sleep, had no strength, suffered back,
of this gospel. In your case the impedi
- ache, headache and nenralgia and was
ment is ride/OH beam Ygu cannot ,nervous and miserable. I was treated by
. D
hear to come to so democratic a fountain
_ _I doctors. but their medicines afforded
1 me no relief. I chanced to read of Dodd’s`
you do not want to come with so many Kidney Piiin. 1 tried them. I have taken
oLhe,.s_ In is ,S though you were thirsty in all twelve boxes, and feeling better
from the first have steadily improved
and 5°” were invited to Blake y°ur _|unt.-il novvl have never enjoyed better
h h to rn instead of sitt
x7rg§i1ii§gsS?.rWe;t, Torontcieésanadi. e g 0 it "St att e Wu pu D `|hea1th°
In Septeiiibcr we will move to the building adjoin
.l O HI
ing Norte ’
I3
Hz
Hardvviire store(0i1r old stand)
Trcmendoiis bargains 25 to 50 _p.c_ iligemoiint to
inakc  quick clearance before moifi_ng°.
¢,J
Scots and Slice-as 25 to 50 »
Ready-made Clothing* 25 to 50
» g I
Uiiifi_c`i_»olothing°, Shirts, Collars, Ties at 25 to 50
“liiiits and Caps 25 to 50
l Smallwares 1-3 oil'
Clark Cotton Spools 200-,  _ 6  
._.,f_, ‘i zz = now#
,-3 _.
`f ' or
_ 9, _ _
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Illoval sale. I __      
|once_ayearto get .on thescales, 
realm oftears Icouldn’t do it.” Well
then, what do you want? A thousand
voices inthe audience cry out: “Comfort
h
A ence' if a drove of eattls come to a well. Cl“'i5°W»h° Wm* W “deem Y°\1 “wi UN qnoumnm “ke the responsibility of
,. I . I > . ‘ ’ il
Y
Give us eomforti" For that reason I
rolled away the stone from the
mouth. Come, allye wounded of t e
flock, pursued of the wolves, come
the fountain where the Lords sick
bereft ones have come. “Ah, says
one, “you are not old enough -to
stand my sorrows. You have not
_in the world aslong as I have, and 'yon
can’t' talk to me about  misfortunes
in the time of old age." ‘Well,1I
not have lived as long as you, but
been a great deal among old
I know how they feel about
strikes through their souls.
-I want to tell them there is a perfee
enchantment in the promises ofthe
gospel, and Icome to them and oder
them my arm,orI take their arm andl
bring them to this gospel well. Sit
down, father or mother, sit down.
Seeif there is anything at the ,well for
you. Come, David, the psalmist, have
you anything encouraging to otfer them!
Yes” says the psalmist, have yo
anything encouraging to offer them?
Yes, says the psalmist, they shall
be fat and ilurishing, to] show that the
Lord is upright. He is my rock, and
there is no uprighteoussess in 'him ’
Come, Isaiah,, have you anything to say
out of your prophecies for these aged
people? “Yes," says Isaiah, “down to old
age I am with thee, and to hoarv
hairs w_illI carry thee.” Well if the
Lord is going tocarry you, you ought
nottoworry much about your ailing
eye sight and failing limbs. But you
say, ‘I am so near worn out, and
I f to God e’
am o no use any mor
I think the Lord knoks whethel
o
no y use
he would have taken you before this. Do
h k God ii ‘orrotte b
e t in sm y Y ev
d d thi l' o ct h M
0 QI lV8 E11' OC S ‘HIL 511 S 8
upto the sparkling supply. Behold
happy is the man wiioizi Go-'l correcteth.
Though he cause giief, yet will he
_ have compassion. ‘_ Many are the amic-
1 tion oi the righteous, but the Lord deliv-
creth him out of them.
“f~.‘~ »fi ~f-nifth
Joy come., in t morning. a e er
° ° dth t o e slr-iii .ffoout ofth'
_ away 'om e cons ns ierin
las a child with a 9:-rc hand hides aw
T ‘h . s' `. " ’ t it t h
ivoun too rout: y zu' ie rn .. e as
d l h "t ‘c ti tto
I ysician e w u y
been healing wounds formany years,an
he will give you gentle an 'I cmnipoteri
medicament. ' ‘
But some one in the audience says
this morning, I, -Rnd no alleviat
for my trouble. ' Well I am n
through' yet I have len i_hs_
potent consideration, for the. flast.
thought" ol  ,fHoWe`verj 
we  1* a»_t`lq`e
'iinalailencsnopoereroo  "
N o reserve- -best bargains of _the A eason at  
will be yonrsph-it! Ina
gimduessn Thasprluz
wavingita in the
in you; . ands the onea’sweet cu . the"
  To-Bay 
“I was becoming arrogant, and I think” --
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-its, ,k .ru - A '
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of it at 40 or 60cr 70. What a great con- g _ _ iw  _ " =‘. i  
rrast ot opinion! Were you right then’ 'f ‘K Vg   .>.1.- , _ ..
01' are YOU fight now i Two cups placed 4 ` , I I*  gi”
, J 5 p A iz K €({
_ of our sale is next Saturday.  
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i~ _ . 1363' H115?
Don’t neglect getting infbefore
day night at 10"o’clock_ .when-._ ah" iis
_ ‘¢> 
~ ' .ie
counts will cease and priiiesfv/vill como
_ 1 _ . 
back 'to the noi mal standard. _ ‘
T
_We are puttingla few. 
in theshape of newgoods, 
ing, which were giving 25 ` per cent
°f-  
Men’s Overcoats and Suits.” it
Boy_s’_ Overcoats  _Sy  
Men’s _Hats  ~ y _
__ ',.. __ :-» ~- _  '_ _-
Lriin’-_J“°kf*' 
-f K1- g ~
Harvest ' fi ot always
- “ii ii  
A littlece? and sims iii;
its-_
I .
si/
_,nn
in our store 
with in an nhaige 'nf _iihhf
gain s. » » 
Don’t you W ant to ti y it. '
The Woiiderfuf Cheap flea
i oecause you ni ._. re im. a
the God of Abraham and Isaac and Jacob ‘ ' I “ef _
and Paul the aged be you ’“ ‘ti forever _ _I 5 I _ _ 1 » of 
but I [gather the ,remiss 1 '_  '  g 
day in a group, and I asl-_ the shepherds i I  ._ 5
t V' th' fl koi l. bs il hep _  
fi 1 th olatio Iam ut* ' g
a
from one pay ici... ies e one the
d hl .fi tl oth rh
lounsls and lllhiis    
you t in as. i, n you ecause ` _
he has taken care of you for 10 or 80years i A  ' ~
H h lr ore of on to da than he er D ' I » ` '
y _ 1 _ 1 I  _ ;~
Will tind our establishnient the right place to
their orders _
_ Garments made by us_;_i'e noted for their ease. gram, ~
_ and good finish Our '-toes is ieplete with fashionable @001-
,_ *"==f””# ‘ff-‘Y eu “_ “fa S” “L eng Britt,-h and (nxnaflian manufacture. _
*h he I md t _ _
Y
D A A RUBE,
5 go an compe t eii.;.- pa en come :_ _
` out and see the physician. So I come to I, luerchant Talluf’ Morris Block  Post 
your timidan d slirlirikir-g soul to-day and ‘ Chhl'l,0i»l»3i»0Wn ~
l t ' the` Di i
_,,,,,, ,_ ,, 0,, _ We are agents for the celebrated OXFORD TWEEDS
r = --fi tonne nn. ti 'hi and have now over 100 PATTERNS in stock. _
HOUSE UJI-f.‘GIIl;OI\._. . Ill
_and shrinking soul who seems to hide
compe youtocome ou in vue
Ph ' ' H illnoth rt ou. Hehas '_ _--
d
t _ on one side of the well
your children. and
' side ot eternal rapture --
sides by ayoyso neu
_ other world has .ever
_experience it. Out
of heaven the Shcpllnd
I i _
am going to  you’ with ~ the:-f°"°l‘° b°'“"d'
a ’ . ' , _ ’ ` ".' ' m ‘B
the stoutest andmost emphatic? 
lrogation will evoke from us no-a.nai'er_.
Aasoon as we havecloeed ourlipy-._£m"t  an
1 45.
Hotel Pom!
.fwfr-Ile' 5* 
 ratosby the weeks:
health andabout theirgsdepartedl _
and about the loneliness that _ _ _
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