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A RADICAL EX'l\Ui8ION
OF RELIGIOUS LIFE
NEW YORK, Dec. 14-It is safe to
llurt that the state ol the Christ.
ian church in this country at the ends
of the first decade of the twentieth
century is not all that could be de-
llred. Bays the Rev. Washington
Gludden, in the August Century.
Without indulging in any pessimistic
d°Plorings or venturing on any per~
centagea oi- estiinates I am content
to rest this statement on the elperi-
61100 and observation of intelligent
men. Put this question to any Chris
tian minister: “Is your church today i
sustaining the relation of all classes
of the community which you would;
like to have it sustaini’ Has it the'
measure of respect from the high and
the low, the powerful and the weak,
the learned and th ' `
e ignorant, that`
you would like to claim for it‘.’ If,
you are a pastor of a good many
years' experience, do you feel that
your church is gaining in# its hold is
to bring it into immediate contact im
with the character of Jesus Uhrist.
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obedient tg the my ryf sonship and make it known, to those who need it
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i t into its proper perspective bfllore _ local federation of churches, or ii
’ our minds this other phase of our    United Brotherhood, _which liglds oc-
1_,,,.d'S ministry _And there can be _ casional union meetings, an some-
no
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large and roomy, hwing ln C°Une°‘
tion eight large stalls, where horses
can he tied in perfect siiiety. We 0111
will be pleased to meet ali' our old T
and new customers with better ac- Hrs
cominodations andfacilties.*.l_1an ev- Tic
er for first class work.Thank ing one
and all for their past patroini_ig_eI inc
take this opportunity Of SOHCIUUE , M0
a continuance of same ar
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paired and its influence a,mu11ed_ question of life or death.
I (1,, not Wish to understate that
It claims to be the hody of which I-ie par; of ony |,0ri1'g ministry in which nlvival church would require no creed.
is the head, the organism in wliicli He sought to bring mm UNO f-'UIlSCi' its simple mess”-_ge t9 th” W01`ld
Ho lives and through which His life ,ms f,.11(,“-ship with (,'od. That work would ber “We believe in the friend-
rwgtmin the wa wtird and the dis- ship of Jesus Christ, and we live to
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vim ~ .- - A , ‘ o e coinmuni y wou no
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"°"‘°" _ ' '°'“"'°" ` ~ Hwliicli Christ is the head, that is its
“W cfiqnlllllcb.  first business. In assin it oi
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,_ the state the church has divested it-
” ‘self of its most vital function. The
-  loss is lamentable, almost fatal; the
,;§,§ifTt§¢\ to the world. The pri- _ _
upon the people round about it?" mary qiiestion iss th"@f_0l`9. Wl1@UJ@\‘ day ‘S largell' due to IV The Chulfh
The only way to judge of the true its life reprmlii CES Hifi llf9~ By as
condition of the Christian church is much as it (|06, must its stren th be 8
that this work would be properl
It is highly probable that
was one church with seieial local
or leader and all co operatin in th
hour is the restoration to every town
or city of the municipal church.
‘ought to'include all the Christians
.of the municipality; every Cliristian
otrganization should be represented in
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‘weakness of the church in this latter
must recover this function; it is not
mere matter of expediency, it is a
For such a service as this the mii-
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done
the first )
Christian churches were municipal
churches, that in eveiy town or city
congregations each with its elder 
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work of the city The need of the
doubt that His relation to the
poor nnfi the friendless was the out- 5°|»“_|-hy, Ng
. 1, ndiig fact of that ministry. ‘
Wade, m Me /azyesi ° Q '
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e arc comparing the 1if6_ of the 
rch of today with the life of its;
ster. How does it compare in this,
nk of _the churches of these cities 5153,
the saint WHY that the Sam* kmfi inlllll. 
d D I saying so lic turns a very neat bit of
of people in' Galilee an _ 26811015 .SMH nu 5m||,Dm 5|i||n|C| charncterizntioii to which the shade
R E M 0 V E D Used to thinkhof Jeans Christ; __ th ' nenuine_.m1>'m;'ig__“me of the Hcllcspont swiiumer might
_ Martin Lui: er's i ea was a e
. - take exception.
care of the sL<fk and U16 P001' 0“ZlJt “Whether a book is called ‘The
W h to be handed over to the community /  love affairs of Lord Byron' or ‘The
e ave re' ' tead of being Dl‘0Vid€d f0I` TJ! th' ' life of Lord Byron' can mal~:e` very
_.I ___ <` n - i
Euston Street
V to 180 Queen
pact? ls it giving BH Sullfil pro- |_ ,nwydo
tion of its ministry to social ser- .L5 d
#_ vice? D0 1he ill and the poor and 'r my'
III fée »W0)‘/(f the <1;-spisei) in our Ainerican cities
Tl!|a!'l Why
Tired-Out of
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Headache.
J. A. HENDERSON. §,e
Horse Shoer. ' I
12-xdrtlf _
and P°u| Show- i4/6 Ply., its course_and thrown out o_f gear,
ty gan," Netq-wine first by his unhappy passion for
wi, om.. Jinuiry laih iii zutli, I9lI. Com," sci” Twin, Mary Chawvrth. seeonldly bky tlae _‘xy
_ , 5_ , d th 4 ~ in which women of al ran s, a r-
lCkEtS Will bf! S0ld at 0Uk_W?Y E22"-iciingflgisarkriqd Cugch ing his vanity for the gratification of
t class fare for the rounil trip. The Qld E,,ia|_~,i;.hed Hou" their own, importiined *hirn with the
kéts good going Sundayi jgu. iéflei- of their heart_si,`__e__ That is
_ ` yl`0l\ S IE ll1 8, ll .l` .
“ary _I9th' tc? Frlday January 2.0 BHICC sf¢Wll'f Q C0. Ltd. “His biographer, it is clear, has
luswei Vahd for retmn llmtll Successor: to no way of escape from his love af-
Udal’ January 73fd~ For fm' ther A_ Kgnnuly Q co. fairs, while the critic is under an ob-
ticulars apply to any Agent of ~ Box 243 Phone I ligation almost equally compelling to
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ran run Railway SYSte ni. dniisrwif 77 *Bk* "Ute °f fh°m~ It is “°‘ m"°lY‘
d i that he was continuall wr' `
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,_ f little difference to the contents of its
. Q - pages," says the biographer. “By-
6  -_ ron‘s love adairs were the principal
A ` . . . incidents of his life and almost the
_fgémgflystaglff 3:-_wi-u 3-2_7, fm:-~ §“'f'_°°'g‘,',-,'32 Smell Fishing Supplies muy ones."
4 _, 3 . Nevertheless Mr. Gribble elects to
T Wg kegp call his book The love aflairs of
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t n onhrio Live S‘0ck RIGH‘T d LEFT subject. This is what he says:
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religious organisations His expecta- _
tion was, of course, that the commii~ -_K6 §»\ - `
nity-the municipality or the state-
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existence. Let it assume this task.
Let them in the larger service to
which Christ is calling them.
LORD BYRON, THE INCONSTANT.
Francis Gribble, the latest commen<
tator on the character of Lord By<
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thc title for his book and in frankly
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“The striking-change which we See
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