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v. V, ·lllll• \IIIII, COli • Chlltl· tl1• t. 1 nnl) 1111 Ill till' Ill to ·y till~ IIOOd ~. tht'lll, n ntl Qlf,j. ()l'tlt•!' ul lu•rehy Wil· CoP,\'· I hnt. ~1\.Hitt l'eol, to ut 11 t \ Ill' be- nt. .I uil•, ?'Tf, .. :, tix. t~h~ RPr\ it·e ~t. \'. s _<\ ... ~-- ms ') p:a . ------··-·--- 'I'HE PULfPJT. .. ~; .. \' ..... ~ ... •. 1 ' ~N EL08UINT lUNDAY lt.AMON I'/ \\' D'I'IHO F. IA .. THOLOW; -·- ........... -.:...._ ____ ,....., ... degree lhn'lln1\ and lncomp!ete-\are , THE QtJEAT Dll'C.'ITROY Dft In bond,,\ lllYei'J man ·bu In blm a 1.\ W D bert:· and a wont, nC~Ithcr oC wblcb. falrl7 rtpreae11t11 him, Many, bowen\' liN' t() them llnal fl m tb11lr lliPilrl• 'OMe;, .. ITAIULINC • F 1 ~C:t$ AIO.UT euoe of OUil or the other jlbnae of II(~'. THE VICE OF INTE·MPE.I'ANC£, Wilen t r~tld CRrdlna·l Newman'• \Lead Kindly Llllht,\ 1 think of a hllhly Intellectual, devout 11nd cbarl• \\''\'' '-\''\'d'• l~t~l!•n•l•• WnY.I• Wbtn tablll aharactQr, On tile other ltRnd, \'\'''\''\• • Yonth ·'\ 'l'lolrr,. Y••••' wbeu l rend Ills blaClte(l and narr11w '\'''\'\\\\''\' ~·nr • Murfl .. vnm• llltlmate of .. 1•1us, e~pec::lally bla atata· mlttft I WI• II• '\'\~<'\\''''· :Brooklyn, N. Y.-Dr, Qtho F. Barth· ment \th11t a pnbllrbor of here•J ~l'llfll'l! waN nu lllllli'!>H8ii'·Q lll'~ne In tho otow, pft~Jtor of tbe ;Taue~ r.t. m. IJhmcll, (moanlnlr, or cour11e, anythln~: qontral'J Cll·~~ult Cum·t nt Ottft.ll'll, I h., wht'll 1 , 1 \'nch~d lihmday on \~ho t.lmltntlon- to l:la reltJIIOIIK denomination), Mbould .Tn\111'~> l•'nJ•ran<l ~~nleu~tl t'homiiK Bnu· ot Ute.\ 'fhe tut WRI ~hoacn t1•om bo treated liM If 11& wel'll 'llmbudled lly to thh·ly YI'IH'M' hniH'IMmunent tu the Uoloaallm~ lv:tS: \Uununbel' my evil.\ I t·blnk unttu•ally or a n11rrow, ;lollet llNillt:'nllm·~·. uuntly, who t• bonds.\ Dr. Blll'lllolow ~old: unHym;JI\tbetlo and blaot6d num. It I• hut lwl'nt)'·OIW yrul'8 or IIIII', t 11 ut b~~n lt I• bar(\ to coneelvl! how 1110 glow· vury evldtmt that 11ny talr eatlmnte ot llHIII'It•tl rut• thl• mlll'dN'. of AdoiJlllll~ ~ng nnd e1omprehenlln :r.temout11 oC thll Clll'dlna·l .u 1\ charl\i)ror cauuot ~~~ Hod\, or l'!ti,Jntnr. ~l'h•• l'l'lm~ WIIM th•• tho U•••t three chnr.ter• ur l'a·ul'll EpiM· obtained rrom ettbtlr Ill' both of thea!' onl .. ome o( n d•·uukt•n row. Hmul,l' ,..,,. tle ~Q the Oot~ ~lana ~onld be r~lll· wrltlnll•· He hftd hiM llmltntlllnil. 'J'h~;v t••l'otl n 11h•n or ~IIIIU' 11-11d tlll'ew hlm· ''orc~d. J!laell II'C!Itonco 1~ ilo full of 'mu1t be remombortld, Not until tbe7 ll<•ll' ,on t11r mrl't'Y ot hu• c•om•t, , cUvluo truth, It talrly lll'llrllow~ with lUll eKtlmatell e11u there be 'll \'baton· At h•!' bl'lt•tly rei' low tu~: tho t•vlliNICl' Ita flhrl&l!7 a\n:nllllll• \l, Yot with tho tlal· utulor•tandln~; or t...o peraon back tl11• ,ln!lgt• snhl: worda ot our text 1'11·ul , Ill mo11:t poll• orBt,,htu aurt!orwn~c0 11 ij 11 ·dorttood\ w~. too, \!.nsf .hunuH·~·. ll·t l.ll~on, 11 ~·onng tl lll u und b· 'utlf\ll'\ r~htto•o~ everv ~ ~ ' ~ mnn ot fOIIr ngo ~tood bPfOI'\ 1111.0 I•• t't'·l ,. •• ~ • \ · • \ • commm11v ···um• tl',•,· ·, w~ Ill\'• '\l1lnk· 1 1 ' otliOI' ·Milntence ot thla lnten1oly Ifill'• • ~ • \ \ ~ • t•r ,.,, 11~ MPntt•ncP 1111 u 111en or grcllts to ltnnl cpllitlll. He dhllt In that clull'm· htlf wo tully nnder1t11ud WUIIt: we 'IIY th<J l•a·lnH• or mut•tiOJ', Wh11t 1 L<nhl to ln~ly tufelentta·l way tlint 1 ullloo the anrl mo11n, Wll naturally lnfel' tllnt 111m tlwn I WMit. to, ·In llll'l't, HR,v to ~·uu .wan•mth ·~~. thll hen 1 ·t to tile purely other• Ao, Ullt dll ~.Ill)'? \011 tbe . now: lw woK lutoxl~llt~rt wlwu h<' ~ 0111 • loii'ICtl'llltllt•mentl! of tbe u1lnd, ln writ• tronbh•, •tbll hea\'t&l:ll~e. tbo lllaaatera mlttell I'll•• l'l'lntP, liM 1 brllm•p you w ... , . ., l t tit '('•lloulau\ 0 • Chrl\t'~ dlvin and thll tl~tha tu llappluea~ Rnd peaue wbPn ~·nu I!Ommllt!'ll 111~ 0 rc 1 • 118 ~ to Ill; · 0 O \ \ ' ' • \ tllllt 111\VC '\'llle tO tbiB lllll 'IVDI'Id IIDI·· I I l ,. ,, lt v n11d ot tho eottt•ll<>te ull'l joyoll\ ,., • II\ l t! I you hnve entt·r~d tlw t•l~·n ot ' ' ~ ' \ plv been II Ill [lflOplo hii·VC llllt lllldorstnnd II I toynlt)' evOI'Y soul Rhoul!l rendet• to • ~ I!\ ty. nto:..lentlon Is uo dr.fmK~ In Hlill.- Pnulln tile tew words or om tQXt Ollll auothel:,\ cxclnlmt tile wrltet• or Nil~ t'lllP. Thll yonn~ nutn who, nt 1 II t I V l'nfn ... to' t''A ~wl\lllnJA fO\IIId au huudred· YOIII'B Rllo. HUIIIIIIl. lift· ,I'UIII' IIJ;!', hns hN'O!IH! II fl•rnuenlt•t• or • e Cl\ 0 • \ ~· \~ \~ •· u tura hna ntltltl'•llly <'.lliiU\Otl IInce tl111t I ., In hla own experience. \Ruml!mber v .. Mn· oou•. 111111 11 hnllltttnl th•lnlll'l' or In· my·bonda.\ Thla waa nn lntuslou of dny. An 11 1lllllnl to P.Xperlence mutt tosifontlng llflliOI'R, 18 nhno~t cr.t•lnln or t•xperlen~re to n'll tho prcco•llnr llre· convlu~e '\'oil tile mo•t euperllclal ob· 111111'111 th•nth h<•t:ot•o lw l't•udtr• mntmo cepts that doveluped ·1m incu.lculablc server tlmt till~ IN llecply true, even tnnuhoutl. Con hi l •ll~nl; tn tho young to•·~e In tllnt unlimited 11h•ment (,t In tb11 evot'Y!Iny experleut'll ut lit~. Ac· nwn or thl' nntlon, 1 wm1hl bl'!l or tht>nl tb hi b t knowledglur the tact or ~omltaUon and tu •lima tlw snlooJI; let not Its shadow~ fiYII\IlR Y W c wore 11 onco opt'l'll· . rnll'll•,ll!\ Its ~orce Jn lit•, \Vo (lncl tit•• f II ti Vl•. ~I \ \ • u . ~ !I upau Yf!ll; tlwy WIll blltrbt .U·lld raul bad no Intention or KIQrlfJIIIg. on y ·llll'll IIJ)Pl'OilCh to Ita resolution 1\m:ll,\' !lrstl•ny )'Olll' young lllltnlloort. If ]I .. 1 ltl did Is In the Christ or Paul. \'l'hrt't' nro tw.o JJI'Pnt lights wht 0 h hlmse or \ a an .. et• nrs, 110 lt'lr Our Sa vlou.r an~·rA,d OU\ limitation•. 1 I 1 lw sentimentally lou~r tor hmuun com· ~ \ \ • • s 1<!11 tl u wn~·· cnnti'OI tlw com•t. l•'h•Nt, · tm•t 'l'hll very bt•lef allusion to him· He ton~ 11\lOU Himself tho form of a .Jn>li<'c; sol•oud, lnunt~n'lly. I hu•·c gil'· II Pit' In our text wftt but to st-rengthen. aernnt: Ho bocllmo olloolont to doatll, ~~~ llllll'h', t hnnght Ill my ~!Tort to de tot•· . and conllrm tbnt toollnr which WClllld ·'even the detlth ot the cross; lltHllllP· min\ whn t juHtll't' <ll'mnnds, whnt ·hu· ~XII It und glorlty Obrlat JeS\111 the Lord, tied Himself; He wall In 1111 point• mnnlty llRk~. In thl~ \\~\· We C:ltnnot Wllnt Ollrlsthm In· OolosKe cuuld h11ve tempted 118 are we, He rememberell lll'lng lnwk tht• den1l. A llt,o hns bl'l'll rend or lteaN Paul'• lett~t· and not nur bonds. I.lmltntlon lt~~elf brought tRkl!n by you, nnd the> llrl•less bol.ly or l:!hlt_\~U(N In lltate'l St•hQOI~. Comml~iihlllel' Dt'IIJlOI', 11f lhf' 111111~ f)OflH 1'\111011 t llf l•Jdllt'll'tlOI\, HI\)) 1111 tiOjJ hiN RIIIIUIII· I'I'POI't to ·the l,eglslatm•e n·t Alhnll,f,. Um•lug tbt.> PIIKI. )'OIIr 1,71)7,• 2118 lliiJlll~ llOtWOI'n thll lilt~~ or ftl'lt IIRd elghteuu wuro roglllh•l'etl In Ute lchool! ur t·ho St11to. or thiH numl.tN' t.22,.,11!MJ WIH'O rt'J;INh•l'l'd Ill tht> IHlblle llll'lll~lll· fti'Y MOhllOIR, 112,1118 In t·bll IIOil\1111 Cat boll~ olemenlai'Y M<'hooiR n ud :!1,828 In Mil othtlt' ptu•lsh nnll llllr«Whlttl et•hool~. 'J'ht• M\erag!l tl!lll)' fttttlndnnee In tho pnhlhJ olemoutnl'y Ht~hooiM wuM 0:111,()711, 11 hlghr.~• 11\'CI'IIgf' thnu It hall henn tm• \omt• ti~ll', In thP evru11111' llleml'ntat•y st•hools or HIX cltloH, tro,881, PlllliiH botweon tho n~eo of rom·tPt'n nnd, ~lxtc~n ,1'0111'\ Wtll'e eurolled. 'l'b~ num- 111'1' of JIRI'I'nl~· Ul' lllllll'<IIIIIIH IH'I't•Shl!l ro1• vlolntlou or the law wnH HIO. IlK ~Oil\JIIIrrll with t:l21i fo1• tiltH, nml nw · llllmbea· oC u·mutt rhlhh·eu tll'rt>stml wu · 17,0illl, a dl.lCl'OftSt• of S:$011 fl'om tiltH, whll~ thll nnmbN' or <'lllhll·~n <'UIII· mlltod to ll'llllllt homes wns tan;, 1111 IIICI'~Rse of llftY•RC\'ell Cl!'Pr thl' lll'l!• I'IOU8 yeat·, Tlum~ Wi!l'f) t•mployrd lu tho pnbll1• l'lem~~tiii'Y ,sehonls :12,SSU tOII!'hi'I'H, Rll IIICI'fiRJie or 007, nt Rll 0\'N'· ngo unnunl sn·lnry or *iOl.ll4. Rt\POJ'IR · ~how 1 ,60S, ill7 l'ohmloN 1t1 thr rl~nwnl'· nt·~· Mchoolllbl'llrles, nn lnt'l'VIIS!' of :lSI.· 4<10 01'1'1' th11 IH'OCelllllll Ytlft\', 't:ht• 1!11· tla•o nmol!llt ol' money expl'lldNl by th•• Stn·te ·dm•lug the yonr t111' t•l'llmrnlnt·~· AdtoOIR WRR •·lt,001,84:!.80, 1111 111\'l'l'llijl' of $:1,3~0,{1()ti,tlr>· OVCI' till' lli'QCNI!Iljl · yrnr: rm· eel•otulnry &l•hool~. .!7,1HII.· ;l~tU4. 1111 h1cr~ll~,.. Q,~ 11145,t:'i2.0(1. '1'111'~1' 1\'el'tl lh!onM!l to pt'artlct' durlug t111• year 7011 pltyslclnns, 238 dentists, 30 ''PtN'Illlli'Y sur;oon1, li'i l'eglstt'rt>•l nurH~s 1111d 36 certlftell .publl~ n~eonnt· · llltts, 'J'Ito Stale btu•·e:~:ltmlnntlons hn l'e n<lmllted to pl'llctiPe DSS nppllcnnt8, ftntl tlw Stat~ Boa1·t\ of Phnrmn«''' has llt•onscd 822 phtu•mnclsts aull 88 '•lnu:· gist•, t It b h t 11 • d trophh~s to Hls foot. Christ mRdo It on!' llns b!'!'n luld tn tlu• !ll'lll\~. nut! If ~~~~~~e~u~ ~~~Y e g::~~/ t~~\~~~~~~'ri !\ 1 1n!.~htet• 111 lila etol'llnl 111ory by ll\·lng: It e<.lliiPij ngnln It m1ut bl' onl~· whl'n I r 1 , n k 1 , writes out ot llfll'l oxperlenco and of ' ) .. 0 simple lire-a lito of fore· Ho•l l'flllllllnutls that tin• cm·tb itnd tho • 11 Y ·~ 01 ' 11 ·et· 'nrm. ;whnt he knowa-not Ilk!! so tnlmy ot thoug~lt nnd ordo1·. In, Him there wns SPil8 gil'!' up tlwlr dNul, 1\111'' \. BnkPl', .Jr .. nr Cmus .. ,,•l;s, the rellrlonlsts nud J)(lllosophers ot ,110 trespassing llf bod) UllOII mind, or \Wt•nl'<' to t1NIInlon 1 • with th~ llvln!l Wa>hlngton Con• 1y, a m!'lllh~r of th~ that thue out of bla lma~:luntlons and mlud 11110n tlllh'lt, Each WIIS kept to lllll'iug tlw lli'Olll'i'S~ ol' t.hill 11\lnl thm·~ RllpnbllrRn l'!tnto Committe!', l'<l<'Pivell odr tmB Its aphere. 'l'hl!'l'e waa In lila soul oo \111~ ht•1•11 n llirtm·o <·oustnntly \wl'm'\' ns frnm Stn!l• Comtlt~oller Kt•lst'~· thf Y~t ailother inrereuce I$ contulne•l In conlllct lu tile dulles oli'ed Gotl, mnu whlf'lt ha~ •· 1 wscd tlw ,. 11 m: I tu thlnlt $-10,000 whll'h th~ St11te ngt'Oed to puy It 1 tl 11 11 h 1 antl self. •i<•qtl,v of the mystet·y or llfp llDII tho him just berot•e th~ close or the tea·m o0ut text. • 1 , lat w 1 e \lRlll us.xes '!'he temptation Ia tha wl!tlt!rness Is a ll'll!.tNIY nnd l!lort•ow of denth. Upon of llO\'!!'I'nor O~ell fm· Ill~ fnr,m ns tlu: the fact Clf lite' limitation. In ~rlt· pe~•rect pl'esentatlou o£ lila cleat• nnd \\'' Hide the fnth!'l' nod 1 uollt••r or tll\ &Itt> or anew Stntt' hospital. rtw mnt· ing hia advice• and dll•ectlona t11 the 1 1 ' • t r Colosalnnll Pnul did tbe very best his s mp e recognition or these duties thnt, · out• who sl<lot>s; ut•on th~ ottm•, those <lr o ,pnym~nt for the Haket' farm bas leaves no contusion In tbe mlud of .the wh() IOI't> you: nil sor 1 ·owlng; some fol' bet>n prndlnp; so ·long on aet•ount o~ tlu• JlOSltlon would allow blm to ~ 0 • Ho {]lsclple. Iu Christ was no haste, no tht> tl\•nd, othN'S fol' tiH•IIvlng. und It is crit!••lsnt whlt'll thl' selection or Ills ·wl$hed nod prayed to do more. That confusion wluttei'OI' He bnd tor each tlllllt-ult to dt•tenulu«• wllleh or thr 80 r, Pl'OI' 1 t>l'ty sa th~ site for the ltospltnl IUQre waa to be wltll them In Jlersuu, nud everything tho 'run measure of Its t•owlllg ones sull'tll' the gt't>Utl'l' grief. creutell, Stnte Lunney CommlHslonet' to r;:lve thoro all thnt hn felt was In claim. lu His speech lie gave line \All tills hils como !Jccuuse of y()ur I,orlni'OO<I objec.ted to tile con~umma· personal elfort for Ol)rlat an4 His upon line, pri!C'ept upon precept. He ('l'llt'l act, but. through and bcyOiui the tlou or the, bnrgnlu with Baker. but the kln~:dom. Over 11r;:alust thla wish, did nothlug In secret. (2) 'file charl· e.oOI'l'OW aml tOtlrs ot t,ll'le( the COlll't AttOI'll<lY·GNicral tlnssed upon the till~ thla dMlre, this pray,er, WIU llls phyal: tllblo lifo. Chrlllt over made BilOW• must look nlou~ to th 1 > evldeneo nml to tht• PI'Olllll'ty lln<l inSIIl'Nl It In 1\ .eal lmprlaonment-a limitation; Pan. nuce In all llumnn equfttlons tor the. tht'ro• SOIH'<'h fut· th!' light wbicb leads· N'ow Yoi'k title lnsuran~·e company. 'I'll~ was cbalned. Tbe things ile v;ould do elements of Ignorance, Inheritance nnd to the right. State Lunney Commission, through ~~~ could not do. , condition, He remembered tho bondll \You n1·c 11 ~- 01111 g man, hHI'lng j\ISt Bakel', arrUIIII:l'tl for Witter rlglttK T~le fact of life • limitation, Its rec· . ot nlen, their limitations. Tbus we llllSSI'(l yom· twenty-first ycnr. In ht IV from ndjacent Pl'O(lerty owne~·s nml -ognltlon and resolution are suggeatlvi.'IY lind Him dealing with the Individual you hnl'e l'N•enHy st~ppNI from the thl'n nccepted tho site by n mnjorlty presented. to these wordR of the benrt. as the wise and loving parent don se~ues or !'ltlldhoiHl ·to thl' more dl\nl· vote. As Goi'N'nor Odell 11~11 flllili'OVI'd '!'he fact of limitation Ia 11 Pt>nrent with the child n8 tlio teucber with tbo lied nnd responsible 0110 of mnniH~od It b~foro his term t•xplred the Stat~ ~vorywhpre, ill everything an<l e\·ery· pupil. He built on that best possible : ~·ct with mentnl I•owers antllclt•ut t~ Conwtroller de~l!lt>d thnt th'! PAllet'S person. Go to the uttermost bouml· tuterpretntlon of ench mRn's nature tllsc!'l'll nml follow tlu• rlght nml to w~rc rel(ulnr nntl thnt there -:vnM notl!· arlea of apace-to the aun and atnrs, which required eYer nnd nlway 111 com: know the consetl\INlC'I' or such 11 Cl'ime lug for hlm to !In but to rla·aw hl3 war· limitations are there, tholr bouudarlt.>s ·plete knowledge of limitations. as ~·on hnve conunlttefl. rnut In ftwot• of ~nk~r. 'l'h!s he did, •re Axed that they cannot pass. Grav· He healed some In public because \Un!lcr the SNIIcm•f' r nm nhout to nnrt the trnnsac_llon wns closed. Of itatlon, chemical alflnltr and ot.her their bonds would stand tt: others He Impose you shllll hnl'f' nmple llmr tht> Jlllrrhas<> IH'IC~ of ua,ooo, Dnker .ftgeots of law bind them with lm lsi· withdrew to the quiet place nlone. He whllo In prison to think of the pnst and gets ~.ooo for hls rnt•m nll\1 $2~.00 goes ble chains to their limits. As with rec\)gnlaed ('onllltltlns best tot• the In· meditate O!l tho fntut•e, Day by tla~· to Allll'l't .Tohnsou nmt Plom ,Johnson thalli mtahty apheres, 10 with tile tlnl· dh·ldual. Wilen two of His favored week by wrck, month by ~iontil 110 ,j tor n stri11 !'t ot.ljolnlng lund, wllll·• -est atom; the plane of activity and ex·· dlsclpl~s desired to burn those iuen yenr by yenr nntll the, sands ill th!' Wllllnm A. I\loner gets ~200 tot' w.\, \' prll'aslou Is ftxed. The ralgu of law whom they judged bet·etlcs; when Pet· :!inl 6! your' re hnve 1 , 1111 low vou rlll·bts needed by the State, marks lnsu}lorable barriers. er tollowetl nfur ol! nnd nt last alto- shnll wear the gurb of n Jll'lsone;·; 'th~ In perrsona ·&S well as !n things the gethcr denied Him with what divine unt•row wulls ot the l't>ll shnll be yom• Unit Agnlnst Mortg11ge 1'11r. fant t?f limitation Is atrlldngly manl· tlonslderatlon He 'remembered their nblding pln~l.\. When the h•on l(alt•s ' The uunnimous adoption of n l' • , n· te~t. The blxl7 lu which we· live Is limitation& nnd rorgnvo tbom! With 1 beh deat•ly conftned. in bonds. Eacll bo/iy. Cbt•lst tbere ·was uelther Greek nor rose lnd you, the llenuth~s or urr tlon tle-rlnring tor the r~peul or tbe hns an amount of nervous nnd museu· .Tl'W, circumcision or unelrcumclslon. nnd the gl'lllldPur of nntnre shall be Mortgngll Tax law •lll<l the ~>nbslitu· lor energy whlch limits all that mny. Barba\lan Scvthlan, bond nor free,....... hhl<l!'n from you, nilll hom!' nn«lmothl'l' tlou or n stntnte IH'oridlng 11 recording b 1 ed 1 Th b d t • • u\ will IH~ only mrmorles. But let thNn 'tax for mortg11gcs wns the outrome or I! rece v or g Vl!U. e 011 8 0 cause His charity understood and ll«• sweet memot•ies. I:ememllel' the jolut conf!'l'PIIce ot Ri!pul.Jill'nn Sena· tJince and heredlt;r bind llllCh mnn to 11 eilmlnatoo.all dit'ferences that •uch dts- tenl'hings nnd virtilt's of. tlmt mother, tors null Assembl•·mcn at Albal1•·, rep· n~ry uart•ow Eone of physical 1\nd tlnetlous Implied. · 1 1 ' ' mental activity. That a man Is what (a) Tbe triumphant life. Christ saw w wse 1enrt you hllve bt•t>ken. HPI' resenting dlstrlf)ts ot Greater New h t d h h 11 1 certain IOI'e wll! follow you nntl bless you lu 'fork. Nineteen lell'lslntors wer~ pres· 0 ea 8 au w ere e ves 8 a · tbe crown above the cross, life beyond your dnrltl'st hours. I sometlnu~s fe«•l 1 ent, but thirty votes wl're t•eprl'sented. <de!p'ee manifestly true. . ·death, and lived In them. Ho'911, with tl t 1 • 1 1 I 'l'ho. spiritual In mau 11 limited In alllte expectancies, waa His. He saw tn a mol wr s ovp tns In It tllP S!ltll'k the nbsl'ntces haYing sent 11ssnrnures 11 It 1 d lit b tl pres of divinity. I know not the ti1ne nr to abide by the deelslou. This detl!r· '8. I C.XJ)reU on an e r IO • the morning when It WIIS midniGht. He ploce when Ol' Where tboiO\'e of n ll\U'l' mluntloll supplements Rl'tlOn taken at ence of the carnal. Paul \ pntbetlc knew the Fntber kuew. The trlum- -c.ry: ••o, w,retcbed man that I am; phant •life ot Obrl•t was lived for us, motlu~r wlll not enfold her child. l'n· a ~onfcot·eue.• ot Republlr3n AssemblY· h h 11 d 11 f tb bod f ~ !IN' the lnt!IH>Jlce of that lov~ prPtJ>m• men of New York City f•n·orlng tile re. '··- ... , ''. ... ' . --------- If· Yf'l't piU ymtr lllr to tl1\ .,otnllltflllt ftll htlr •prinr u .. coq~.IDI• .R'ow abl!!lt thl' b(l11111ft? II r.- the,!' ~11111lt ? lllumw'• \YM~•·m wili &dt ont ol order J•t the •11n1e 111your own, '!'hi! nn1nuHt olworlt he 5\'rlorma and the~pirit, in ••hlch 1111 tll!rfordlll·it • petHl lill'l(lly llflOII the nblllt.y of hfl l,rlltfllll tQ ltppt'tiJ)riAtf.lltlll 11IIIMI', \\'e 111)11 con«lltlon tmwtlerllllt lOu a pound, or U pomul• fo1• tl.OO fur hol'lt or poultry. l·hmdqtllll'tt•r• lot• Mlx~cl' l'nint~. Vnrnlahu, Oil1, thiii'&Y l'11lnh, Blue Vitroi~ all h••ectlcetle\-lleRth tu llct•, Kow Kut-o, ill lact 11nythln!J in the druw line 1n btue, 01' will fl'l!t .Jt lol' you. IIHONt:llOL'l!'ll·;, 11 lllllll'llllte6d t•ure lor aRtlu,, nr mun~y relnntled. li!tlat on t·~~elpt o! 11.0(), 81111111le Io't•ce • 0Jlell ~lltnnlu.Y neul11~11. Come to 111 ·lor 1oar P'HOTOG'RAPHS and yuu 11'111 be Ratia8ed or reluml your monev, That is fair i• it not? -- Photo Buttons Brooches, Lock- ets, Etc liO tsOU'I'II l'Jo:A IU. 81•,. (Cor. Hu<IMnn .~ vc.) ALBANV,N.V. PUTNAM'S TONSORIAL PARLOR Westerlo St. Ravena, N. Y. TWO AltTiaT8-EXPEIIT8 In all work ·Gt7 wat.ar, &ap, Tqwele, ~'ree wa•b- O.U,L IN Boot Black and' cbalr. RAVENA Laundry HAND PUHES~I' ~OAP, Fll.'l'Mtrm W A'l'I•:n NO CJH:MIGAI.S WORK CAl. LIED I'OR AND DIJ:I.IVIEftiEQ H. Kniffin Prop. C. n. BARLOW, 'TTOitNI!l\' ANil COUNS~:Lt,Oll AT LAw ft.\ Vt-;:-;A, N.Y. Ollice Nu. 1 Ct•ntrnl Avenm~. ----------·-------- RALPH ROWE Hoir cullin~. s~ovin~ on~ SMmoooin~ AhLin St. Sext door t.o Post Otllce. Tobacco, Clears, Papers tit! and Perlodlt;als Baker & Curtis ~llomeJs on~ counsellors n\ tow COXSJ\Cl(l~ ,,ud R.AY~XJ\ ltal'enn Otfh•t• lu lltil'l; How In lhn·enn otllce \\'.,.tuesfllLI\~. --- 14 AND te Oltii:IN eTRitoT A~aiiii'IY N.Y. Two Flat House Finely Finished All Modem lmprmments Wired for Eleclric Light Inquire at The NEWS Office WILLIAM H. SHEAR fi' otary Public M£ in St. Ravena, N. Y. Thu·d hon~o~P LJtt4t 1 of lt:dll·na~'l W O ~ a 0 ~ yer .. ID_e ..r~m e . y 0 !\Dd 1!1) ~~·~HIDe vlcnrloU&. W~ ~OUld Y,('t to l!ve ne~O\'U!llg to bcr pt•ayers anti ·1)!'31 of thc 1\Ct. 'l'!JC8~ A88P!!!ll!ymen tl!l' death.? is appllcs.ble t1> &,l! tile not llv;o It uurselve:~, ll~llU.!!e of all. Qll· lwr teachings. • ?.'ere p!'P'SPnt eH.Iwr .!n p~r8nn 0 r l>Y J ~hlldren of Adam 1 race. Theee dis· natural bondage-the awful bondnge ''Th<lre Is n God in lwnwon whose in· I pt·oxy, SPtU\.tor Page pr~slded nt tb•• tinction• are ·the marks of a general of sin. ~ •hrlst, how£ver, •ives It for tlnlte power ami t~nder mercy can nntl I joint confet·o:n!·~. Thet·e wns some dis· AUOfiON BILlS I Umltatlon, the bonds that all men In us, and shares it with tis, mnklng 1t ·n their iuveatlgl!-tlons and experience possible tor us to have His &lmple, WI }ll'Uetrate the ~loom of n prison cusslon as to whether the eouferees :amst rememwr becnus,e they 11 re .of loving and triumphant llfl'. \I liv.e, celi!t · ahonltl tleclnt'O for >lll uncondltlonnl r~· themselves, Wlthln the general limit· yet n· ot I but Ohrlst liveth In 1118 ... · \ s power enables Him to SMI'<'h 1 pl'al of the lnw or whethf'r th~>y s!Jouhl tl b 1 1 d 1 · and know the human heart. You bnve favor the substitution or 11 t•ecordlng 11 ons t ere are epee 8 an persODI\ 011, what comfort there Is to the transgressNI His laws; H~> alone can tax. The 1\ual \'ole for the substltote limitations. Mental endowments, dis;. poor, wounded heart tbat Is atruggllns gli'E' you solace tn t!lo coming years or tax \VIIS IIDI\nlmous. 8~>nntors Page 'JIOBltlol'i, !health and llt'nce are largel) to do Its best against sin and trial in · t'' determinative In estnbf!ar..lng tbe Judi· the narrow straits of life to say and gt·le • ' and Gnl'dller and Assemblymt>n Dowl· vldnal bonds that cannot be passed. realllle ''He reu.embers m ... bonds.\ He In g. Agn'Cw and Wainwright \WI'~ np• Th ... tl th brain · • • canad11 Lett TempM'ote. pointed a committee to draft a subs!!· e nervous pros .. a ons, El . took ,them upon Himself, Simple faith tutt> mrnsm·~>. Another conrerenrr will fng, the strokes ot apoplexy, the creep- In thla rtruth brings relief and ultlninte The <'onsnmption of intoxicating illlJ Iassltu.d.ea that seize so many Of uur triump::... This grnc!ons truth suge~t$ lltfuors In Cnnnda Is lncre!tsing, Tlle be held when the bill Is prepared. bright an!! errergetlc people are In a, auoth'er limitation that we apeak ot muount of beN', wine null sph·lts ·used, I , great majorlty'of Instances but evl· with protout;tdest reverence, tbe limit· per head of the POIJUlatlou In 100!, 'Iva. Would Elect Execnllve Officlnl~. donees uf failure to know or remember atlon of bod Himself in the ma~ter or h\'l'uty-thrt>e per rent. gr~>nter than the Assemblnnnn Tompkins lntrodurr\ the physical and mental llmltatloni 'btlltowillg.pard.oll, pence n11d love upon n~·ern1,\il tor the 111·e. years pre!'Pdin;:-. 11 bill at Albany JWOV·Idiu~ for 11 ,. 011 • to Which life 11 condltlomllt the heart of man. G9d hl\t, accordill& 1 h lnrrPase b1 (•unvlctlons fot• drtulk· slitutlonnl nmeo<lil.ient to mnk•• ele~- Fallure tu record and reeogtilze Per· to the revelation He hus given us, lim· Pnn~ss In 1003 <the l11~t Y~llr for wlilch tlve the ot!lres of Superiutomd~>nt of tmual lltultattona and to be) directed by Ita that He cannot pass In the saiYa· criminal st~tlstlrs nt<l ~ et nvallablel In~urance Supc-rintendl'ltt of Danks tbem causes not only lapse 11nd dine· tlon of man. Tile snlvatlon In Ohrlat wn~ thlrty-stx p~r. ('l'ut. over thll nvP~· and Rilllr•'lnd Commlssi'Otler. Ht> said, ter In our aervlce to Christ, b11t oft: marks tbe boundaries of God's ability R!(l' for tlw PI'P~erlmg lh'l' years. Thtn In explaining his measure thnt 1 ·ect>nt times the essential breaking of the t.o uve the human soul, int•rrt\,r ls shown In ~~·ery provluc\ ntrait·s had justlfied the 'proposnl to moral law. Our fathers wer& aecus· God cannot to~:ce the soul's. 11:111 to with the exceJJtlon of Pa·l.n<•ll Edward make these otllcerR dlrectl:v responsl· tomcd to \ecp tbe commaildi:'!lentl!, 1l:i accept. of His ·son for salvation. He r~l:HHl and' Qu~bP!', wbadl ~how n ble to thl' people for the .conduct of worship God and reverence ~Is day presents Him wlth all love and power, sh;:-lll ~lec~ens!'. In Ontnl'lo the 11:· their departments. Tile stnte Rallroml ,lby prepnrlng hours ill advance for tho.t for Hu will bave.all men to be ·saved crease 1s s•xty per cent. Commission. with n 1 ·e members at pre· most solemn and tmperatiVl' • duty. and to ,orne unto tho knowledge of the ,.,.,n,.~-N., 1 ,.,, sent, and pres<>nted a uotablf:' state of Saturday preparation of body al)d ll)llr· truth. Beyond this He cannot go, tnefficlenry, be llerlm'f',t There was It wu, In the thought of· our Puritan ('..od Is bOI!!ld llY His Jlft ot. free will. Tlw totnl produrtlon of d!still~!l s'>;r. no inenus or fast('ning respollslblllty ou ancutora, esaentlol to the renl keep· Ohrlst the God cried: \I would but yo ·its in tlw L!nlted Stot~s for tlw last any lnlltvidnnl memhc~·. therefore he 1ng of ·those commandments tbat en·, would not.\ . , ll•cal year was 1S3,25 9 ,37!l gallons. advocnted making n State dPpartmetlt force ·our· duty to God. They· had a ftfay God help all ot us to recog- Sir H£>lii'Y Cnmpbeii-Bnnnermnn says: to hove cbnrgf:' of rallt·oad a !fairs. with line recognition of the llmitatl~ns tn· ulse and~ act upon tlle llmltntlons to \'V~ d~slre tn I;Pl'll !be pullllc band a oommissioner in !'h11rge elec!etl. by , herent In the body. Tbelt pr!iParatlon' wh~ch God has committed ns. on the liqoor tro·ftlc.\ the people, who ~honl!l be t·espon~lble for the -Lord's day wau a \remembrance Some on!' has tl~urPd that till' eco- for wbateve1· wns done by llls depnrt· of ·.bonds.\ It ·la. only the fashion .ln ltno~~:tll Por To-Da:r. · r.omic loss tln•ongh the nou-prortuctivity mcnt. these progressive days to ·ridicule the God promises strength to enable liB of 20.000 drtmknr,ls for ten ye~rs Is religious practices Of these fathers o~ to do our present ducy. If we believe Pf!lml to onll Chicago fit'<', ln,·oiYlng our country. With all tobf whtctlh ulrldil. ~ that. and act ac 1 •col'~Ail!flYtb' ~., sh'!!! $ 2 oo,ooo,ooo. eule we ha:ve no s:vmpa y, con n • Deler, never fAt. s Y· ~a.s, - to ,tJeifeve ·that our grip on Goil, for sbiii tJ:iy strength b\'!.\ Tllat\1!1 tho Dr. Bt•ewN', of the St. Vincent Insti- loyalty to t:ihrlat and His law tbey promise-a proml•e that ne:ver tails. h1tiou, in St. Loul~. SRl'B: \It ean be . eontlnne tu be the most lnsplrtq and Yesterday has :IJ(ine,. not to return. Too n~serted with gt•ent certnlnty that the helpful ex!lmples. They certainly shed morrow :J!as not come to us, ond It may boy wllo ••omm~nced to ·me «'lgnrettes a helpfUl Ught concerning the meeting never come. To-day Js olir day, and tt nt ten will dr·ink beer nud wblsky nt ot llmltatlonl in the keeping of those. Is the 1>nly portion of time that 111. fom·t~en. take morphl.a at hwnty·tlve, commandment& that refer to God and Mea who regret that •they did not do n nd .spend the rest .of Ills lifetime alter- His day. their work of yesterday, lose their pl.'ell· nntlng between cocnln, spirits and .., ill ophun.u They made religion .a life and found · ent ttme. because tirey are not •• v g delight In It, Jar1el7 beciiUie the7 re- tbelr whole atrengtb to It, Men who The lending business mpn of Stephen- membered thelr limitations. They re- fear that theY wlll ·not be able to do Ylll!', Texns, ha,·e slg1wd n statement fused to rob God by allowlntr the to-mClrr9W'I worlt are. losing to·day, to the en:ect thnt nuder pl·oblblflon, 'World and itl •trtlvltlel 'tl> so tliih to aud nre not get11!1Jii. ready tor to-mor· ~onrtitlons In tbe town hn1·e grentl~' · upon them during lilt day• tbat U~ere row. ·004 doe• not ptoillllle strength hnpro1•ed. Tl!eY say' business Is better :was nothing fOl' tho Sabbath bl!t phyal· for yesterday which 11 gone, nor ror nud more snttsractory. eat weartne•li an!~ dul]o •. as. In :ret to-morrow which ml!-1 ·never come, but H is lll~ga 1 to ship liquor Into Iowa aoothv fetation It 11 tmp'eratlve tblt fOl' to-da:r, which Ia here. Let us ·C. 0. ):>., and the purchnl!lerg can after· we :remember our own aild other~~' 'lim· tberefore, tt111t, and uJe, while we ward recol'er tl)e n!one)' tb.e:v pal!J for !tatlona. In relitlOn to otbera \'' ha'nl ft. • ~·· prollllJied ltrenlith for. tl!ll liquor. ·nccordln~ to ll deCision of ahould be. ·quick .to· ask: Are we un· to-dat. \8ullclent unfu the da:r ,1• . tile Iown Supreme Court. 4ent00d aild. do we underata!ld! . t•e evil (and tho llfOod). tbereot. - A w.ell·kno:wn $ollcltor, moved by the -.r~Qtu fllll:r that \\''1:7 man hi 8n4.l1 Sehooi illmea. reyt.·o! ~n Willi!'~, It hi ·~a!t'l, ba~· 1\!>&ldoo mor. t!l•n 'Q'thJnt ~e doei or ~~~~· ·'·'l'li.e'tlllllli~ bowls at tia.&···Blblt-•ialta• to idY~ up takln,; cfttea 9n behalf I'Jf · w. at'41 ltll to Nll1'e Uat all UlillU · 1 .._ boiTD'aU.• at ltl • .,... · brewtr.lea. By tbl• dec~t!ou bt 1acrl· ., *liihlltoa d4 rfeiOtlori are ~ • 1: '': . . ace4 ~ ll .,... . . --· Trnnce Fdlo.ws Sister·s D?at:L Miss Rose Well~r. of Consta1l!~Yille, for over a week has lain in a tranC'C at the homo Ot her sister, Mrs. John 1>', Dunn, of Rome, Grief over .t~o~ denth of her sister Lena, wlilch oe~urrl'd about n month turo. has broken her ner1·ous system. It Is posstbie to t·nu'e her tcmtJOrarlJy, to administer foJ: :t\ld medicine . 'l'h~ NEWH nllice i~ now t'IJIIitlJlt'!l lot'! lll'illting nnetton !Jilts pwmplly nnd in good •tyle, tf STATIONERY BLANK BOOKS PHOTO MOUNTS Goia• for Chamberlain'• Colic, Cholera aad DlaJ\rhoea Bemedr. (' and in fact many little a rt i d e s which you can- not find e I s e. where. Don't put yonr~~elf in this man's place, bnt keep a bottle of this remedy in your home. There Is nothing so good for Colle, Cholera MorbUll, Dysentery and Diarrhoea. It Ia equally valuable for Snmmel\ ·Complaint und Cholera Infan · tnm and hM 1111ved the livt!ll, of more cblldren than any other medicine in use. Haight Bros. When reduced with water and sweet· ened it iB pleasant to take. Yon, or some one ot your fnmily, are sure tl' need this remedy rsoo>Jer or later and when that .time comes yon will need It badly; you will need it qnlckly. Why not bny it now and be prepAred for such anll!lerpnc)'? l'rlce,llllc.; larpeiEO, t10a. • TRADE • SILENT PIANOS STATIONIJ~Y .STOitB RAVENA, N. Y. • • • • And get the kind that anyone can play, render!\ any kind of music from rag tim~ to classical. You can play our \two in one\ pianos after 5 mimites instruc- tion. They play either way automatically or with key- board, They are wonders come in and hear one played. We will take your piano in trade at fuil value at • THOMAS~ ~ - . - • Music Store Is No. Pearl St., Albany •
