1023

Date 1912-06-15

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Page 6. PEOPLE S Warning To the Public Here is a chance to double money within 30 day Buy in Altawana. A your now Mo., June 9. P: sas City, sure money maker. Russell spent Sunday in our city and delivered two addre . which were Block 6 .... 500 each. well attended, One of these, from the text. Saved so as by fire (I, Corin- Block 3 .... 600 each. thlans il, 18), we report in part He sai Block 7 .... 500 each. Some ot my Catholic frierids dectar that I am more Catholic than gt; Block 8 . 500 each. testant, but I have el 2 Block 14 ... 450 each. edge this. I do say, compelled to choose Protestant thought that all the elect, saintly few will experience eternal torment, and the Catholic proposition that many besides the aaints will be saved.-by passi through purgatorial experiences, T would sooner believe the latter, And while T cannot Catholic Purgatory as Riblical, I do find cer- tain threads of Bible truth in the purgatorial-theory. I can evan fancy those Bible truths gradually be- came distorted during the many cen- aes turies styled The Dark Ages. We Want Listings and During that time, not only : the common people illiterate, have good buys in any printing had not been invented, and Bibles were costly. That was the part of the city. Petiod during which Councils of ishops from. time to time met and decided for the people what should and what should not be believed. In other words, they formulated the We do not question the sin- of spiritual leaders of , but we do challenge their jons and, comparing them with the Bible now in the hands of the masses, we know, accepting the Bible as true, that we must necessar- ily condemn many of their conclu. sions as flse, and when we sneak of the Bible, we include the Catholic ax well as the Protestant translations of it in various languag Many, both Catholics and Prote ants, tell us that we should receive the message of Councils the creeds which they formulated as of equal inspiration with they, these Council dof bishop: under the Jaw of Apostolic suce had equal authority ine inspiration poatles f any conflict exists and the the This property is only from 3 minutes the post office. Donald Currie Room 1, Becker Block. walk were but ee Hardwood Flooring in your house will give you a floor that will last a life- time. We can supply you with Oak, Maple, and Bireh flooring at very little more cost to you than the common kind. We handle the cele- brated. Guerom this L dissent, and am glad BEAVER BOARD to. note that I am in better accord Ask for with the views of the present Pope, Pius.X., whose recent proclamation urges upoh all Catholics loyalty to Bible and its study. If all Chrie- as Protestants, suggestion, I believe that the resultant, untrammeled sgndy: bring to Christendom in one unity and harmony e and are striving for. Pope may have once the doctrine of 4 , and the equal For inside finish. - samples. The Gas Gity Lumber Co y Office and Yard opp. Flour Mill Phone 233. inspira with the at the liv inspired to the deg infallibility, as were the twelve And 1 wou id Sey that to a the my : thought. recognize t Ld ibe Ae DOMINION LON Teh) eee ZN Sailings from Montreal Every Saturday for Liverpool, calling at Quebec. Laurentic, June 8, July 6, Aug. 3. Canada, June 15, July 13, Aug. 10. Megantic, June 22, July 20, Ang. 17. Teutonic, June 29, July 27, Aug. 24. SM LAURENTIC, 8.8. MECANTIC Largest and Finest*steamers in Canadian trade. Staunch and steady. Excellent accommodations for all classes. MODERATE RATE SERVICE SS. Teutonic and SS. Canada carry one class (2nd) cabin only. The best these steamers affor at moderate rates, also eomfortable third-class twe, four and six-berth rooms. For reservations, rates, plans, il- UStrated OOORTECS,Cte gt; ADDIS railway or any eee ar D, 322 Main St, Winnipeg. Paul. But there were to more additions. The choice o' befors the the Holy Spi without authori And. again ents her futu but twelve those the ve Apostles of the foundation stones, of the twe b no n e. The more thoroughly this Scriptural discerned the more surely 4's people turn reverentially 1d words and interpreta- appointed ting whose teachings Whatsoever ye shall bind (as necessary, obligatory) that are bound in whatsoever ye shall 1 on earth (as not necessary) hall be the me that are loosed in heaven. other teachers in the world s history were so thoroughly set apart to be the oracles of God and their testimony is one hermon- We remark d a moment ago that there is s thread of truth, in the doe- trine of purgatory. That thread con- up with our text of today. Trdved, our Catholic friends ackno edge that there is no positive state. ment in the Bible respecting purga- tory; they merely infer it from cer. FORONTO tain texis, which do not. use the CONSERVATORY : oo eho OF MUSIC cry ot Bu exts supporting the theory of purgatory. It certainly does EDWARD FISHER, Mus. Doc. Musical Director. imply that flery experiences of some kind will come to some of-God s peo- be designed EXAMINATI Nothing in the text, however, gives A ONS - single muggestion to, the fleck thet such purgatorial trials are now JURE AND JULY gperation. On the, contrary, the Applications muttbe in not tater APosile points down to, th future than May Ist. ng, The fire of that day shall (CONSERVATORY, RESIDENCE fot eet wie Wave bullt with toe onng lady students fs beln Ala Rap Taras stables evens Gio i. sad will be ready Tov opent wood, hay and stubble, n though ing September. 2nd. upon the good founds sod of demptive work, will suffer ee bcak ii phate: walled Ga ap: Oc ieee woorehalt plication. Sat-te Only those who shall build with the precious Divine promises, the gold, silver and precious that we may not be condemned + PULPIT. WILL BE SAVED SO AS BY FIRE Threads of Truth im the Purgatorial Idea Catho- ic and Protestant. Nevertheless, says the Apostle, those who will suffer the loss of their entire faith structure of wood, hay and stubble talse doctrines and theories of their own and of other men will themselves be saved, because they built upon the Rock Christ Jesus. But, he adds, They will be aved so. as by fire saved through fiery experiences. Search as we will we find no reference to any euch suf- ferings after death and before the resurrection. Thus we see that the je is in full harmony with what Bible everywhere teaches, that the dead are not consciously alive to experience either joy or suffering be- tween the time of death and the re- surrection. But, on the contrary, they all sleep in the dust of the earth, awaiting the awakening of their souls in the glorious morning of the New Age. St. Peter's remarks to the faithful in his day have been applicable throughout the Age, and are still ap- plicable to us. He says, Think it not strange concerning the fiery trial which is to try you, as though some strange thing happened -unto you. (I. Peter iv, 12.) Here again he not speaking of a purgatorial expe: ence after death, but of a purgatorial experience in the present life. God could protect His children from every foe, from every trouble, from every sorrow, from every one of Satan's darts, but instead of doing so He mits these fiery trials to test their faith, their loyalty to Him, to the Truth, to the bre Did'not Jesus thus hav. ial experience not to purge for He had none being undefiled and separate to. demonstra the Apostle ent unto death, the death of the cross. And did not have purgatogal experi a ren. pur: purgi the Apostle urges us to that God is faithful and will not fer us to be tempted, tried, mors thai able to bear, but with eve: inl, provides also a way iso assures us, * sufficient for thee, for M is made perfect in weakness. is not this the very picture the Serip- tures give us respecting our present ials, namely, that our Lord sits a Refiner and Purifier of silver to take from us the dross and to pu us as New Creatures in Christ Jesu: and to make ts ready for the K. dom? It is in full accord with the Apostle declares of th thet if we judg own conduct, ourselves for errors to be judged oF thastened with fi trials by the Lord. But if we nedl fo thus judge ourselves, and b careless, the Lord will giv enings, fiery trials and stripe gatorial experiences to the intent with the world. In this statement, to the effect that the Church is now chastened th she may not come into judgment with the world, we should understand the word world to mean all outside of the Church toth Jews and Gen- tiles. The Church is composed, not of any sect or party, but of all those who have come: into covenant-rela- sthrough and a full joi in His Kingdom, for which we p Thy Kingdom, come. The Bible teaches the Kingdom will be the midst of a great ble, and that through reign of righ world,of every nation and kindred pgoriecand tongue will be bl ith Ii ith knowledg opportunity. The Sun of Righteous- ness shall arise with healing in His beams, ushering in for earth . the New Day, which all the Prophets of God have for so long foretold the period which St. Peter styles, Times of Restitution of all things which God hath spoken by the mouth of all the holy Prophets. Acte iii, 19-21. Since we bave learned that th Bible teaches that-God has DT jn store for the world under Messiah's Kingdom, we are the better prepared to understand how and way tie Messianic Kingdom is to usher in the Times of Restitution and blessing. And we learn at the same time that God has purposed, first of all, to deal with the Ohurch, call, test, prov discipline them with fiery tele. be fore He begins His dealings with th world, We perceive that the Church is to be dealt with first because it is the Divine declaration that the Church shall share with Jesus in ing the world in disciplining the giving to the world purgatorial helpful exp hich will experiences, which will be and uplifting. The Great Ti our Lord declared should be expect- ed at about the time of the comple. tion of the Church, will be a time of special discipline upon he world the beginning of the world s purgatorial experience. Hearken to Jesus words, Watch ye (disciples), therefore, that ye may be accounted worthy. to es- all those things coming upon the world. Describing those things our Lord said, Men's hearts will be Divise Word, will pam unscathed R. B. Taylor s Transfer Safe blowing is no longer Kutten, 703 West Railroad PHONE NO. 349. robbed. either popular or profitable for the yen who tries to pull off Job in Wilmette Thia peculiar situation was shown when, following the visit of two pe- termen to the feed store of Frank Tuined, while all the int avenue, Was Kutten discovered he was a richer thix, man than he was before his sate was afe, which read. Dear Yegg Don't waste your pOw- ee The men obtained 50 cents In pen- er. SUBSCRIBE-NOW for the Dally News. nies and 90 cents in stamps, Kutten) selves, You're welcome. tailing them for fear, and for looking ter those things which are coming them. Kutten attributes bis thoughtfulnes neighboring store was blown cents, Taking his cue fro? The safe is unlocked. Help you the various which thoughtlessly left behind store through They read the sign and opened the luck to his door. pennies and of visiting safe-blow- stamps and then, apparently not be- 8, Several days before safe in al ing used to such courtesy and usually being obliged to use blankets to dead- truders got en the sound of the explosion, they ym left the store without taking their utten hung a card on the door upon the earth, for heavens shall be us believe that time now Surely men's + them as they look surgings of social and the threatenio. if these * of the sea, that ) -y will ultimately swallow up the pre- things. Many of t are looking to th time, hoping that ticism will be al masses. But ah, Many of n that very teary failing jout and: see and annreh Powers of the bea: en the ecclesi shaken, from cv? up that the chur: more and more tions are falling 0 must be the order will result, St. Peter refers ble, under-the s; 1 coming trou. slism of fire,-and. only will it cons the soctal fabric, ill be-on earth will burt not the ph buf the ecclesias jot the physical the social earth heavens will bur tical heavens. The great and he rich have s0 busily engaged in amassing that they have p. noticed until re cently that the cliurches of all de- nominations have lost. their power over the ,masse-, and now their hearts fail them for fear as they come to perceive weakness, the nothingness of vvclesiastical power as compared with the strength of so- Cialism and anarchy amongst. the masses. No wonder their hearts fail them for fear, Poor people How we wish we could make clear to all the glorious prospects which the Bible holds out that out of this the most awful trouble of the world s history, God graciously intends to bring the greatest blessing imaginable, the one for which we have been praying so Jong. We are sure that the present Pope, Pius X., who has taken such active measures to repulse the higher critical and evolutionary theories in the Catholic church, would fully agree with our sentiment when we say that many of the great and rich of our day have been unwittingly helpi forward in the overthrow of religiou- faith and in the awakening of social. istic infidelity. They have given f ly of their millions to the great col leges of the land, which in turn hav fostered unbelief in God s Word, anc indirectly unbelief in a personal God Their influence has extended to. al the principal pulpits of Protesta ism and is rapidly percolating throug strata of Protestant churches and their treasuries are be ing emptied and the number of un believers is being augmented daily hourly. Itt many't the time of awful pending is in the judgment upon t because we hi and, more genero inventions and ngs ne to us a foregleams of sianic Kingdom because of our - fishness. Im this trouble, according to the Bible, there: wi reckoning and between Justice from the weal tions of her: cusable and ven thro merit of the deemer s 5: The settlement of accounts now will Jeave the slate clear for the New i Furthermore, the sha will prepare men hearts all over the world for the en. lightenment and. blessings which th: glorified Redeemer will shed abroad. Since all human hearts are hard, selfish through the fall, it seems quite necessary that all should be broken humbled, but the glorified Redeemer both King and Priest of that New Age will then say to the .wo as, He now says to the Church, Come unto Me, all ye that labor und ar heavy laden, and I will give you rest. And. whoever will not obey that Prophet, that Great King of Glor: the antitype Moses, shall be di stroyed from amongst the people. (Acts iii, 23.) that all such shall perish like brute beasts II. Pe ii, 12. The-glorious result of Christ's Reign of righteousn and the purgatorial experiences which it will administer to those requiring them, will be to help all to rise eventually to perfec: tion, so that every knee will bow and every tongue confess to the glory of God. Bu Purgatory of the Bible is so very ferent from the Purga- tory conjured up by good men in the Dark Ages, xd pictured by Dante e the latter are now seen travesties on he Divine not only misinterpret. of the purgatorial, ex- also their character. permitted we could mat ts of Scriptur showing tha trouble now ature of a Di people of our day ing the tim periences, or my tailor money, and I'm telling him I'll send him a'check next week. Genius and Eccentricity. You can't have genius without eo- centricity That may be so, but I ve noticed that it s possible to have good deal of eccentricity without much genius. Come Quick, Go Quick. Do you pay your servants by the week or by the month? Mercy? How tong-do you. think they stay with us? We have to pay them by the hour. Skipping Records. Records for skipping have been made at Carlisle, England, by Mr. A. Ramsey, who skipped 10,617 times in an hour, and Mr. Miles, 3,665 times in twenty minutes An Aged Yew. A specimen of the English yew has attained the age of 2,880 years. It is id to be the oldest of English tress, ith the oak second. all re They took the wo blakets with them. On a card was scribbled in penci r yegge. Chicago Inter Ocean. Again, Peter declares) - One night the yeggs broke into the window. Thanks, old pal, for your polite- ness, but no more Wilmette for us SUNDAY. SCHOOL. Lesson XI. Second Quarter, For Sune 16, 1912. THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. Text of the Lesson, Matt, xi, 2-19 Luke vil, 28, R. V- Commentary Propared by Rev. D. M. Stearns, According to the harmony of the gos- the Sermon on the Mount was fol- and then filling their net after a night of fruitless 4 that came the healing of leper and the palsied man, the call of Matthew and the feast he prepared fm his own house, the healing of the production that can be carried on to better advantage im comestion with extensive grain growing in a short grass country tham sheep raising. damental fact; number of weeds that sheep will eat. There are 300 different weeds and grasses known to Canada. Of these sheop-oab 260. Horses and cattle eat only about 75. * Sat - Backache Is only one of many zymptoms which some women en- dure through weakness or displacement of the womanly organs. Mrs. Lizzie White of Memphis, Tean., wrote Dr. R. V. Pierce, as follows i At times I w: idly able to be on I believe I had every pain and ache ae could have. Had a very bad case. Internal ordans were very much disoased and my back was very weak. I suffered a great deal with nervous headaches, in fact, I suffered all over. This was my condition when I wrote to you for advice. After taking your Favorite health waa never better. t Dr. Pierce s Favorite Prescriptio: Is 2 positive oure for weakness and disease of the femini: rganis afammation, heale ulceration and a sthas saiaie Tones ena halte'ea tha aareee not permit a dishonest dealer to substit for this medi record of 40 years of cures. No, thank you, I want what I ask fo De. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets taduce mild natural bowel. movement once. day. tiveness of our land dBvoted for ten years to exclusive grain growing is reduced one-third by weeds alone. Whatever will solve the weed ques+ tion in Alberta is worthy of atten- tion. Whatever will maintain pro- uotiveness of our land demands at tention. Sheep will doboth and are entitled to attention by Alberta grain growers. HEEP. AND WEEDS: There is no brancl of live stock The reason for this lies in one fun- namely, tho large Loose beat System The News Job Department has every facility for sup- plying the most satisfactory. x Can buy for Bros. Can bu for 1 Bros. Can bu; at Tur Be We dol A man isn t necessarily strong be- The greatest pest on our Western cause he raises objections. farms AD weeds. It is safo to say For all kinds ot Job printing, try man com as 2 the Ne that whole the produc- the News Job Department. Panaiti from h Setoetoeteateegectoeteatoatetente. Goegeeteeteatesse otoconia store. fe -Y Gel : ou Can Be Assured sa mana eee + eee tea test sa aiarase a co of the best of everything in building materials by + Complete kim from prison, for it bad been pre- i dealing with us. Clear Fir, Cedar and Pine Finish, Tur dicted concerning Him that He would a A ; A sa x preclain liberty to the captives. asd also Fir in lin, U4 in. and 1 in. Moulding in x ile fia the opening of the prison to them that 2, both Fir and Cedar. Square . and sawn Fence Ss Get the are bound (Isa..ix 1). As far as we 'S Dickets in stock. know Jesus never visited John in pris- ickets In stock. ae on nor sent bim any message wp to thls 4 oe time, and the father of lies was no j down ror, va, win zon. cocci The New Lumber Limited reg the way of God and the love of God 4 ee + and insinnating that. after all, John + BI must have been mistaken in pointing 2, RJ Russell, Mer i out Jesus as the Messiah. If John had e Sur eas tn some, way and in some Gregeeosseetessesoeeeeeteeteelesn soeleeleereeiealeasesioaseaseeteeteess measure offended with Jesus would He . have sent him the message He did. So sS 9Xn. ee bb bee Blessed is he whosoever shall not be eleieeiinieininink cAN offended in Me? (Verse 6.) To the as z x. erie oon trae te ews Reliable Information First Hand sianere should, or do we lek for another? That is what those who are interested in Canada financially, New York Feet eT Gus in that same hour f commercially and industrially want. Camnitz wrought many miracles and said, Go Such informtion can be had every week by reading. ay Wiltz, My your way and tell John what things ye THE FINANCIAL POST OF CANADA. Boston ... have seen and heard, and then He add. The Financial Post gives authentic and up-to-date information Cincinnati ed the word about not being offended f every week regarding Canadian business conditions. ties and Gake vil, 20-23). At one time Jesus The Financial Post is quoted as an authority by leading Amer- Svonine 4 paid cote sere 1 . poe ro ican and British publications when referring to Canadian investmenits. q St. Louis my r believe Me not, ba the F: . : Ge, though Jo bbe et Mo al dimetRe, Financial Fost gots first hand information which is often Ton: the works that ye may know and be- *+- The Investors Information Bureau, through which reliable in- wai Heve that the Father is in Me and I in formation can be had concerning any Canadian investment is free j Rucker a Him ohn x, 87, 88). All this is in to subscribers. All correspodence is treated confidentially. Chicago .. acces eae Ee eee ee conancat a8 Write for a sample copy and further information concerning a doing always precedes teaching (afatt- THE FINICIAL POST OF CANADA Beate , 19; Mark vi, 80; Acts 1. 1; tv, 20; The Canadian Newspaper for Investors. ca Luke xxiv, 19), Notwithstanding all : YG HASSARD, Western, Manager. His mighty works on bebaif of Israel 301 Dominion Trust Building. Ine 22. REGINA, SASK. 7 AM when and after He bad brovgbt them 0st iateieinieiehinhneneiieeibeh her out of Bgypt, they were constantly * . New York Deing offended with Him and rurm0r- an St. Louis. ing against Bim. They spake against en they believed not in Him. they 0-Fe-Le+e-te--eretereLeretevererereie roreteretem toed provoked him, they forgot Him, and Philadelphi many a time He, being full of compas: x a et sion, turned His anger away from DOE them, for He remembered that they 3 Bender were but flesh (Ps. Ixxvilj. What a a willet ar picture of ourselves ant Dow ere Don't close a deal for your Fir Finish without first inspec -Clevelan aa eee ee eee Caran F our stock. Its thoroughly dry'and all sanded, and will save you Washingto sie will keep at a Gm ibing of. 'F hours of work usually spent on cleaning. Handing, fended (John xvi, 1-4). + We have a full stock of heavy coast Fir, Joists, good straight 0 aa The disciples of John having depart- 3 dimension, and everything else required by the builder. , ushes ed, Jesus said to the multitudes that ARTERS FOR CEMENT AND PLASTER. * John was no reed shaken with the BEADQUAET 2 3 AMER wind nor was he such as live in kings i houses, gorgeously appareled and living e Milwaukee delicately, but he was indeed the mes- .- Coluntbus senger predicted by Isaiab, and no ey . Dougher greater prophet was ever boro of wo- + ee eee Bruck a man, and if they had received him he i ; 2? man, and if tbey te re aijeh, com. ard, North Railway Street. : : Phone 59 Kansas Cl pare Matt. xvil, 12, 13, but do not fail rereee coletoye: o notice in the preceding verses that fepopoperererererereimreretepete-recrereietere Altrock the veal Bab i yet to. come. The West an saying, He that fs least in the king- : es Sostoet - casing, He that lear 10 the Wing es atedhesr oD PP Oe INTE shay iene oe Sy estern Canada Lumber Uo. tte Ta stood that the kingdom cannot come ee Bees until the king comes back again. Then * 9 until the King comes back again. Then 14 . LARGE STOCK OF f MeHiale be sreater than Jokn was. and John Dry Common Lumber, Fir and Cedar See: J be greater than he ever ini a . Bi oronto was before. The kingdom was at hand Finish, Fir and Cedar Doors; Fir, Klepfer when Jesus was on earth. It was in . Maple, and Oak Flooring, Tatra thelr midst in His person, as He sald ENTS 5 in Luke xvil, 21, margin, but they did SOLE AGENTS FOR - Nee not recognize Him or it, but by force Paroid Roofing, Neponset Water- Laerand ee SE ee ears hs ae proof Paper, Neponset Roofing, Felt, Latene pellious, wicked hearts prompted them. B. and 8. Wall Board requires no Buffalo . He therefore told them plainly that the further finish. Montreal kingdom would not come at that time op : + q Brocket and not unt) His return (Lake xix, SEE US BEFORE BUYING. 4 Taylor 11-18). I am continually perplexed by YARD EAST ALLOWANCE. PHONE 467 : statements from men who ought to un- io A octet Sostestests * o CENT derstand about the extension and the DEP OLEIE he fost este steaeatetoetedtoatostory SE caer saar ::: 000 yet begun. Neither John nor Jesus os ER eee Gnrist can please some people, and the 4r4totoetedtoateste LLL LLL ELIS. innipes number of those whom the Bible does lt; . ro we 1 Rhoade not suit seems to be increasing, but the Glass 2 word of the Lord stands, and wisdom TO a 1s vindicated by her actions (verse 19, Weymouth . eS 5 . : *, *. Ruext and ite the Feist We have opened an office in Suite IL, in the Im- London A Kansas City young lady of few . sage i ae the ckust aces aentt ave dentiatareo harele: perial Bank Building. We will be pleased to feoliae tooth extracted. ceive ANY ORDERS or PAYMENTS OF AC- aIeout Pull it she sald to the dentist. COUNTS at our up Town Offices. i by 237 All right, replied the dentist. He applied the cocaine, adjusted his for- Londor cepa and out came the tooth. J. H. PRESTON PLANING MILLS cricket 1 Want it? he asked the young lady, ss cestensbt 1; holding the tooth before her. Manufacturers of Sash, Doors Special Millwork by three Want it she exclaimed. Want Phone Offices 760; Mill 60. wiaate tt What for? Do you think I'm an wickets Sikt Saturday Evening Post. mfostedtestr estore Lerten eee Oe

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