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Extract From a Teiiipcrunco Sermon.
1. Let Christains grasp the situation.
What does it mean when it is suid of
our condition that the high pluce. the
proliflcand tireless breeder of evil. the
saloon. is not removed ':
to.) It means for one thing. that its for
us that one foe of the rcliurch is concern-
ed. the church is still a‘ failure. Do not
begtartled at that position. There is no
gettingi‘trway from it. The logic ot‘glsr»
lug facts holds its to than conclusion.
God himself has flung out from the bat-
tlements of heaven this degree: “Ye
.ahall know them by their fruits.“ The
character of men and things is to be
weighed. ‘The church it“ a mission from
God. If she is the one eiirthly centre ‘of
activity from which is to go forth victory
over evil. individual and national. she
must show it—prove it by her works._
She must write it across the iueil‘ucesnle
pages of history that she has coped with
every form of iniquity and has been able
to overthrow it. become its master. and
drive it before her face. This the church
has done with many it foe. She lots
proved that the man is not so low. 'or so
degraded. or so full of sin thut the gos-
pel she bearscannot raise him as it were
from the sgpulchre of iniquity. She lius
struggled with various forms of false re—
ligioii and public cruelty: many species
of public vice she has iiisstertd and
driven from public permission and tole~
"race. but the saloon has thus fair 1h»
feared her. Much has she done for terns
pernnce: many individuals she has pro-
tected and rescued from that dreadful
life and destiny. but tlu: Silltltlll—lllt‘
high place of modern days—is still her
match. The church is yet compelled to
"tolerate its presence. to submit to its up
cronchmetlt andto be at party to its sup»
port. The Christian of to-day is tllxrul
, to pay for the legal protection of the sa-
loon in cases of litigation: she must be
resdy to go to its detense if called upon.
The saloon has as sound a right in the
face of the national luv?" to exercise its
work of destruction and death. as the
church has to perform her work ot sul-
vntion and life. That is just what it
means to say of. our day that the high
places are not removed. '
1b.) It also means another thing. it
means that this is a question to be faced.
It is a problem yet to be solved before
the world. whether the power of the
church of God is able to cope with cverv
form of evil on this earth. and not con»
qucr it.» Thequestion ottodziy is wheth-
er the VIClllth‘h—lllt‘ body of Christian
disciples. is. or is not :ith to-._in:ister the
high places. the saloon. The promise is
that Jesus Christ- shall reign until he
hath put'iall t iiemies under his feet.
The problem which has been undertaken
in this word by the Son of God is to con-
quer and to drive out wickedness: And
this is to be done by the sword of the
spirit. which is the word of God. And
this word. of God is commttied to the
church of Christ to preach. to teach. and
to put into practice until this end shall
be accomplished. That is the scheme
to which God has committed himself.
That is the project to which every dis-
ciple of Jesus Christ isjbound. And every
question which meets this plan in oppo-
sition is to be faced. and the’sutlicieney
of the purpose of God is to be proven:
No man can honestly link himself to the
forces under the Lord Jesus unless he is
ready to give himself to the furtherance
of the purpose of his divine leader. So
that. as long as this one gigantic evil
lives in the land by public permission.
is sustained and defended by public sen-
timent and legal enactment. and rears
itself to defy the word of God. and the
work of the church. just so long it re-
mains the solemn duty of ‘every t‘hris-
tinn to grapple with the question of the
removal of the high places from which
the stream of iniquity pours forth. l'n-
til the day when victory comes. our
songs and hymns of triumph are mostly
prophetic rather than actual. They are
the voices of faith and not of sight.
The church must face the foe. march in
to the warfare. and settle the question
whether the high places are able to
withstand the power and the word and
wurk of God.
To any therefore that the 19th century
comes to its close and the high places
are not removed. menus that every dis:
ciple of our Lord has this question to
- to face. Let the church then grasp the
real scope of the problem.
‘2. Let the church meet this respon.
Iibility with perfect unity of intention.
Let usstop our f ruiilem quarrels over
methods. and first become solid in mm.
Let us all take in the fact that as loin:
mi the high places are not removed. but
remain to defy the church. the Chrisiiun
faith is not triuiupliiint as a‘ force in this
world. If we cannot organize under a
harmonious plan of action—4f our war-
fare must be as yet. of the guerrilla
sort—if we are too selfish. and too unin-
telligent. and too little concecratcd to
- secure anything but bushwhacking can»
psilzns. then be it so; but let the church
of God be u unit in the conviction that
by some method or by an aggregation of
methods. the high places. in the name of
God. and for the honor of his cause.
must be removed.
A Brave (llrl.
, It has been so long said that the world
has moved by the experience and in-
fluence of its mature inhabitants that it
will appear a wild thing to say that youth,
even immature and thoughtless youth.
has a. tremendous power for either good
orevil. Its enthusiaams. its aspirations.
its beautiful I h in unlimited possibili-
ties. leave 9 masses sometimes in de~
spite of n. Its evil hibits. or unbes
lief, d down countless thousands of
imitators. It is, therefore. sate for the
young of both sexes to feel that their ex-
ample will not benefit or injure than»
selves alone, but many others. To illus~
trots. I will. give you an example which
I know to betrue. ‘ ‘
The temperance cause in the town of
II— was in its intuncy.
intone}. too; for there was s drinking
unicorn at almost every corner. and ”mi
inn. intoxicated men were so common in ‘
sitcom tlnt no one ever glanced at
them. The liquor~doslera boasted that
moreruouoy w paid by them for li~
usual than in other towns three times
the sin of X—. No drinking mun
not in public seduction unless he lost
“credit and but no money tostuud
“is. .
v lecturer;
fivitli
A very feeble»
.-\ temper .uicc cleclutci‘. u very eloquent
man. found l. is “my in Ill :l'lli the
pumla lime tl‘ d hiugl. ed. .iinl :ii 1‘. eilow
of his lu‘ ture‘lioott ii him on the st ‘ind.
But a band of noble Women. the \Hvi-s
and lllOlllt rs of some of the prominent
citixens of ‘.\l —
set forth on u hopeiess crusade against
the demon of inteuipei‘uiicv. who llrltl sit
his mark on the forehead of their fin‘nds
and relatives. They Were ten well
known. too high iii position. for the peo-
ple to treat them us they hml done the
but they failed its sigmilly in
reforming their hearers.
There was it lnrge purty given in
.\l . where all the young people of
both sexes had llSSt‘lllllll‘tl.
refreshments served were. :is usual. :1
variety of wines. A sweet fm‘etl. modest
girl. a great favorite with her coiopun»
ions. taking ii \vine glass. rose from her
sent. her filll' face flushing and paling: ul-
ternarely.
““.lr1eiids " slic s .iid in a firm. 1‘ le :11
v.oice "we lime in ist of iisliceu l‘l'tlll\,:lll
up togither. und \\ lien trouble or jo\
mime to one of us. the elite rs \\ t to re: ulv
\\ith their s\ lnpntlii oi the it re iovc inn.
Therefore, if we had a common cumin.
we would unite against it. would we
not?“
“Yes. yes 3" from oil her astonished
hearers.
“Well. then. l say we 1.:11‘i‘ :i common
enemy: one that iiienut‘es either directly
or iiidite t‘ tlv Ulll h: ippiiiess. lli re it is "
lioldi 113.; up the \\ int . ql: iss fllltl tliio\\1ii..'
its c‘oiitiids out of i i lllt 1i wiulow.
"This night I l‘lkt‘ mv stitnl ope nl_v
tigiiiiisr it. and those \vlmi‘u114o ilicni~
selves \\ ith the t \ ii thing me no it iigvr
my fi'ieii'is. Suit ly you will lli‘l itzivtI
me .‘lli‘lli‘ in my i‘i-rotiiii.-i\‘:i 1
l'mli‘i‘ that roof that alight
young pimple tit: l; tl‘o pit-.lsv.
l. wk tit )l l mini: tell the \\ ha!
has lu come of the :3le \iisgizul tliettq‘t-ts?
llli so \\li V \\t to t in old t \ lt‘ Iforz: i are no
loii .:tr found l\ e -liti.. ' tlir in I‘ ll the >1rrc s.
i \\loltso1u- I shami- lii‘i liilv’. illl'lll \\ i11-
iu doors. I‘H‘piiiili‘ili'llllt‘il. lnl by their:
tliusuislit‘ young; i'efoi‘uui‘s.
strong for them. -
.\tiil1'.ll this was tluuwoi‘lt of on \ 1 i1: L.
girl of t i gliti i ll Latin-r very il;lll .l. s. m.
"Pr 1 \1‘ l ‘ption: illi intelligent. but tili~ =l
\\ itli I high puip xsc. and ii fervent t‘nitli
and the itiriguv-tisui of \outli to influence
her youii: c i‘npuiiioiisew\‘ongi‘cgsiiioii-
ulist. ‘
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taste in the mouth. and feeliii; wen}; Ill‘ll
debilitated. .\ll 1h: so
Livtr llitti-rs.
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invaluable. For llht unidtism. hits nocquul.
For Sale by F rank ll. inixter.
Si 1' up nf’ Viv-I.
\l :inufut lured only liv the l .iiiforniti
Pig St rop (0.. Sin Fi‘iim ism. t .il . is
Nature s 0w n 1 rue 1.'\\dll\ e This ple: l~
santt‘ :iliforniit liquid fruit remedy may
lie luid of Geo. ll. l‘ litisted. S itnple bot-
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or one d illar. It is llll most plensunt.
prompt and t‘ if. c 11\ e retried} known to
cleanse the s_v stem: to at t on the l ive r
Kidneys. and lion‘i‘lS ls‘ ‘itly yct
thoroughly: to dispel ll Indm‘lies. t‘olds.
and hovers: to cure Constipation. ludi-
gestion. and kindred ills.
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Are you disturbed tit night nod lilt‘nt‘ ii
of your rest by it sick t liild suth ring and
on ing with pain of cutting teeth: if
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mothers. there is no mistake about it.
It cures dysenieiv and dinriliot :.i regu-
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wind colic. softens the gums. reduce
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floors,
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Large Stock of (‘oluiiins
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interim tits.
X‘t'Si‘r .
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2.1“?
ll. hl‘lb I
lurial Piotsa
able to purchasers.
MAPS.
Maps of the l‘rrneiery may be seen at
the other of MR. TENUS Krugawu. the
Sllpt‘rlll‘i‘htli’fll. on the pri‘tiiises: at the
illice t f lbxv. JAMES W. llvn'r. at the
Horse liiiln :td lit-pot; and :it the office
of Mn Josiv ll.
wall;
1.111;”, at South No!
8. hr. 0.1-.
1818 to 1883.
Offices. 436 Muin Street.
fikSW.
murmur, cons.
now orfernl for solo at prices very favor ..
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