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PAQE SIX
THE DEMOOEATIC BANNER
TUE8DAY, JULY 12, 1910
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PEOPLE'S
Sermon by
CHARLES T.
RUSSELL,
Pastor Brooklyn
Tabernacle.
4-00
Sunday. July 10. Pastor Russell of
Brooklyn Tabernacle, New ork,
preached today from tho above toxt.
Ho said In part:
In order to uso a telescope to ad
vantage we need first to obtain a
proper focus on tlio object to bo ex
amined. And so It Is with tlio DIvIno
Flan and Purpose. Looking at It with
tbo cyo of fulth through the Telcscopo
of God's Word, adjustment of tlio fo
cus Is necessary. This focusing of tbo
Word, Christum people In tho past
bnvo very generally overlooked. As a
result tho DIvIno Plan has a blurred
and Indistinct appearance to our sight
Tho various word-pictures, symbols,
types, allegories and plain statements
of tbo Scriptures without this focusing
together, malco a very unsatisfactory
and nondescript matter of tho Gospel
of Christ, ono that Is unsatisfactory to
everybody, ono that tho learned of our
day bavo repudiated entirely an am
biguous collation that Is a sourco of
vexation to millions of God's conso
crated people. Tlio difficulty Is that
tho Telescope wnH tninpcred with dur
ing tho dark ages and the proper fo
am wns lost. Since tlicn Christian
people have feared to readjust It. They
have gloried In tho fact that they never
changed the focus. However, they
bavo overlooked the fact that some ono
else did chiingo It for them long ago
and that the unsatisfactory view wo
huvo gotten Is the result of this and
Is entirely out of accord with the clear
and beautiful vision of God's Graco
and Truth mid Mercy and Love and
Wisdom nnd Power as sqen by thb
Apostles In tho curly Church.
International Bible 8tudents' Associa
tion. Somo of us. dear friends, Instead of
throwing nwny tho Telescope of tho
Word of God, nru talcing pleasure In
clcnulng tho lenses of the dust of
tho dark nges and adjusting the focus
by n careful ondenvor to speak whore
tho Word of God spealcs nnd to bo
silent where It In silent, and to bring,
ns tbo Apostle suggests, our every
thought Into captivity to tho will of
God In Christ as outlined in tho Illble.
Tlio result, wo nil can testify, is not
only comforting, but' hnppiryiiig; not
only enlightening, but refreshing.
Truly, as tlio Apostle suggests, wo
have come to "Times or ItcfrcHhlng
from tin presence of the Lord." And
all this, we perceive, is exactly what
tlio Scriptures foretold, namely, that u
falling nwny and dai'licniug of the un
derstanding would follow the death of
the Apostles, hut that In the cud of
tho ago tho darkness would begin to
scatter before the oncoming light of
the Sun of righteousness, In the morn
ing of tho New Dispensation of Mes
siah's reign.
In nccord with all this, noto tho fact
that for centuries wo have been over
looking certain Scriptures while ac
cepting others. Wo accepted tlio Apos
tle's stntement In our text respecting
tho reconciliation of the Church, but
wo overlooked eutliely other Scriptures
which speak of n still different recon
ciliation "God through Christ recon
ciling tho world unto himself" (II Co
rluthliius v, lt)i. Wo should have noted
the dbTereiioo between thu Church and
tho world In this ami iiiaiiy other pas
sages of Hctlpluro. Wo should have
remembered the l.oid's words, "Ware
not of tho world, even us 1 urn not of
tho world." We should bavo seen that
tho salvation and reconciling of tlio
Church Is one thing and the milvnthm
nnd reconciling or Ihu world Is quite
nnotlier thing; Unit these are two dif
ferent nuhntloiiH-thu llrst lit heaven
ly, spiritual conditions and Jolut-helr-ship
with Christ In his Kingdom; tho
other to miii curl lily Inheritance, to
earthly perfection nnd life everliiRtlng
and an lMcu that Is to lie world-wide
Pnmdlse restoied. OoiI'h footstool
niiiilo glorious
God's Purposes to Do Accomplished.
Nevertheless nothing has becb lost.
No feature of the Divine Plan has
been thwarted, for these, two salva
tions do not progtcfrH at the same time.
During this Gospel Ago none aro
saved, nor dtslrous to be saved, except
those "drawn of the I'uther," "called
of God." These have been privileged
to approach God through the Son,
whose name W "the only name given
under heaven or amongst men whereby
wo must be saved" (Acts Iv, 11!), Only
those 'vfjo tako up their cross and fol
low tho Lamb through evil report and
good report, faithful unto death, can
now bo spirit -begotten; In the resur
rection, these will bo aplrlt-born. mem
bers of the llrlde of Christ, tho I.iunb's
Wife and Jolut-helr with him In his
Kingdom. It does not matter to tho
remainder of mankind that they bavo
been allowed to leuialu In Ignorance
of tlio great fact that God Is about to
pour out upon Immunity a great bless
Jnjr; about to pour out his holy Spirit
upon nil classes; about to establish tho
Kingdom of Ills dear Son for which wo
prny, "Thy Kingdom rotno;" about to
cause tho knowledge of the Lord to (ill
ho whole earth: about to give fo overy
Hon and daughter of Adam one full,
fair, righteous opportunity to coino to
boo '
PULPIT...
"BE YE
RECONCILED
TO GOD"
Tcxl, "You that were sometime
alienated, and enemies in your mind by
wicked works, yet now hath he rec
onciled" (Colossians i, 21).
OOO " ' ' ''. ." '"Q
a knowledgo of tho Truth that they
may bo saved.
If tho knowledgo of God's graco has
proven to bo n grand, glorious. Inspir
ing messngo to tho sanctified In Christ
Jesus, the Church of this Gospel Age,
called to tho heavenly calling, will not
tho messago of reconciliation to tbo
world, In duo time, ilkowlso bring to
tho world comfort, Joy, blessing as
they shall bo invited to tbo earthly
portion to full restitution to human
perfection to all that was lost by
Adam and that is to bo recovered by
tho sacrifice of Jesus. No wonder tho
Scriptures assure us that tho night of
weeping Is nearly over nnd tho morn
ing of Joy already dawning! No won
der tbo Apostlo declares that "tbo
whole creation groanctb and travullcth
in pain together," and that they aro
"waiting for tho manifestation of tho
sons of God" (Horn, vlll, 22, 10).
Tho work of this Gospel Ago has
been tho calling, tho testing, tho prov
ing, tho fitting, tho polishing of theso
sons of God for tho glorious heavenly
stnto to which thoy have becu called.
Tlio Apostlo urges that however hum
'bio tho position of God's saints In tho
present life, "Wo know that when ho
Bhall appenr wo shall be like him, for
wo shall 'Boo him ns ho Is." When ho
shall appear in his glory wo nlso shall
appear with him. When he shall reign
ns the King of kings and Lord of
lords, when to hint overy knee shall
bow and every tongue confess, tho
elect Church, his Urido, will bo with
him In his Throne, sharers of his glory
and participants In his work tho work
of blessing nnd uplifting tho world
reconciling the world to God.
Calvin nnd Knox Wesley and Whit
field. -Calvin.
Knox nnd others of tho re
formers, wo may then see, wero qulto
right in their Insistence that none at
the present tlmo are In n reconciled
condition toward God except tho com
paratively few of our race tho saints.
Theso turn from sin t6 righteousness,
turn from disobcdlcuco to fnlth and
consecration, nnd In and through, the
merit of tho lledcemer aro acceptable
as probationary members of the elect
Church. If faithful they will shortly,
In tho "first resurrection," constitute
thu Church of glory, tho Urido, tho
Lamb's Wlfo unit JoInt-IIeir.
Brothers Wesley. Whltllold nnd oth
ers were also right In their proposition
that God wns not content with electing
merely a saintly handful, but surely
loved the whole wbrld and would sure
ly give to every member of tho raco a
full opportunity to como to a knowl
edge of Christ and to seek a slums In
the merit of his sacrifice for sins uud
an opportunity for life everlasting.
Thoso dear brethren conteuded ear
nestly with each other over their differ
ences, the one upholding tho doctrine
of I'lectlon, tho other contending for
tint doctrine of Kreo Grace. Now wo
see that both wero right! Now woseo
that the election bolougs to tills Gospel
Ago and to the High Calling to tho dl
vino naturo and that In an age follow
ing this I'reo Grnce toward all of the
race of Adam will prevail. "The
knowledgo of the Lord shall fill the
whole earth;" "overy knee shall bow
and every tongue confess." Then those
who, under the rule and assistance and
uplifting Inlliiences of the "elect" will
come Into harmony with the Dlvluo
Law, will bo blessed with full recon
ciliation to God nnd eternal life on tho
human plane -In Paradise restored
while the Intelligently perverse.- In
stead of being everlastingly tortured,
ns wo had supposed, will, as the Apos
tle says, be punished with everlasting
destruction (II Thessnlonhins I. 0),
"Hallelujah, Whnt n ,8av!orI"
Krom this viewpoint tlio glory of our
Icedeeiner and the glory of our heaven
ly l'ather are multiplied u million
tliiifH. Our lledcemer not only Is to bo
tho Savior of the "little Hock." his
Church, his Urido, on the spirit plane
of glory, hut additionally, through tho
agency of his Millennial Kingdom, ho
Is to bo the Savior of the world. Ilo
"tasted death for every twin," as thu
Sorlplures declare, and, as they ex
press It, "lie shall see of thu travail of
his soul and bo mi t tailed" (isnlnh 1111.
11). Who could suppose that the Savior
would bo satlslled with tho result of
his labor If only about ono In n million,
ns members of his Church, reach thu
heavenly glory-land?
Who in our day could for u moment
bellevotho suggestion of Brother Jona
than Kdwurds. tho great Now Kugland
preacher, who declared that the Lord
and his saints would, together, look
over Iho battlements of heaven at their
neighbors mid frluuds and chlldi en suf
fering an eternity of untellablo torluro
nt the hands of demons, and turn
around and limine G'od tho louder on
this behalf? Poor Brother IMwnrds
had. we believe, but n small concep
tion of DIvIno Justlco and DIvIno Lovo.
And U dllllculty was that he did not
seo what Is now so distinct nud clear
to lilltlo students, namely, that tlio Bi
ble Hell to which all humanity goes' is
not a placo of torture nor of conscious
ness at all, but tho grave, shcol, hades,
tho tomb.
Instead of Christ nnd tho saints
praising Qod becauso of the tortures
of the poor 'groaning creation, the Di
vine program shines rcsplendently,
showing ns that the Itcdeemcr nnd his
Phurch will for n thousnud years bo
engaged in a missionary work of tho
subllmest nnd most gigantic character
a work not only for a living remnant
of the rncc, but ono which will In
clude In its blessing nil the thousands
of millions of humanity under tbt DI
vIno mjntoncc, ''Tho wages of sin is
denth." Truly tbo Scriptures declare,
ks tho heavens lire higher than tho
earth, so aro God's wnys higher than
man's ways nud God's plans loftier
than man's conceptions.
Notlco next tho contoxt. St. Paul,
after mentioning Christ as tho Head
of tho Body, tho Church, who is tho
flrst-begotton. tbo flrst-born from tbo
dead, that In alt things bo might bavo
tho pro-eminence, adds, "For it pleased
tho Father that lu him should all ful
ness dwell," nnd that (aftor) having
mado pcaco through tho blood of his
cross by him to rcconcllo all things
unto himself both tho things in earth
and things in heaven" (Colossians 1,
18-20). Tho Apostlo indicates tho great
scopo of Christ's work as It shall bo
eventually when finished. Ho is ap
pointed of tho Father to establish peaco
and righteousness throughout tho Uni
verse But bo has not yet accom
plished all of this. Ho has only begun.
Ho has died for tho sins of the world,
as well ns for tho sins of tho Church.
But ho has not yet offered to Justlco
tho satisfaction for tho world's sins:
Ho first nppears boforo God as tho
great Advocato for tho elect Church,
"called" of God in advanco to bo "tho
Bride, tho Lamb's Wife." Note how
tho Apostlo expresses this thought in
our toxt, verso 21.
The Church First Reconciled.
"And you, thnt were somctlmo
nlienntcd, and enemies in your mind
by wicked works, yet now hath ho
reconciled In the body of his flesh
through death, to present you holy nnd
unblamable and unrcprovnblo In his
(tho Father's) sight, If yo continue In
tho faith," etc.
Who aro theso and why aro they
reconciled In mlvnnco of tho remainder
of tho world brought In ndvnnco Into
fellowship with the Fnthor by tho Uo
deemer ns his Bride? Theso wero by
nuturo "children of wrath oven as
others." By nature they wero alien
ated and enemies In their mind by
wicked works. They wore unlike tho
Redeemer, who wns "holy, harmless
and undefllcd nnd scparnto from sin
ners." Why then did God's grnco
spoclnlly como to this class to us who
are of the Church of Christ, "accepted
In the Beloved" ono? What did wo do
or could wo do to contrlbuto to tills
favor of God bestowed upon us? Tho
Apostlo nssures us further nlong tho
same lino, thnt tho elect Church by
nuturo was not superior to the world
from which It wns selected. Ilo de
clares that It contains not many great,
not ninny learned, not ninny rich, but
chiefly tho poor of this world, rich In
fulth, ninny of them Ignoble ns re
spects birth nnd natural ndvuntnges of
heredllty. Tho dlfTeronco between
thoso uud others was, first, that they
had "an ear to hear" tho Divine mes
sage. Sometimes this hearing ear
camo to them through sorrow nnd trib
ulation. In their weariness and heavi
ness they hoard tho Master's voice,
"Como unto mo, all yo that labor and
aro heavy-laden and I will give you
rest" (Matthew xi. 28). They hoard
this voice, while some or their neigh
bors moro fnvorably situated heard it
not. But u still further messing camo
to them ns they responded nud drow
near to tho Lord by faith and prayer.
Desiring to como nearer nnd nearer
(hey strovo to put away all fllthlness
of tho llesh sin lu Its every form tho
while realizing thnt they could not
cleuuso themselves. Then It was thnt
the Master Informed them of tho terms
upon which they might Join his Church
"Tho Body of Christ which Is tho
Church," They must niako full con
secration of themselves to God nnd to
righteousness, oven unto death. They
must do this with u full understanding
thnt It would take (hem out of touch
with thu world and thu spirit of the
world, whllo bringing them Into closer
relationship with the Father and with
the H"- They wero assured that If
they thus presented their little all to
God In tho Redeemer's mime and
merit, this great Redeemer would
servo them us their Advocate with the
Father and Impute to them n suffi
ciency of tho merit of his sacrlllco to
make good the deficiencies of their
llesh. Thus only could (ho Father ac
cept their sacrllloo of the earthly na
ture uud nil of Its rights uud beget
them Willi ills holy Spirit to Joint
heirship with tholr Redeemer lu nil tho
glories nnd honors and blessed services
for the world lu his Kingdom of Glory
which Is to bo set up ns soon ns this
Gospel Ago Blmll bavo Mulshed Its work
of gathering out of tho world the elect.
Let It not bo forgotten In this con
nection that when tho world Bhall bo
reconciled to God In the future, tho
blessings of that reconciliation will
como to them whllo still In their fallen
statu, to assist them to the recovery of
all that was lost lu Adam. Hence our
Inlluenco oven with tho worldly should
be to encourage them towards as high
standards of righteousness ns possi
ble, knowing that whatever they may
ttttnlii In tho present llfo will be thnt
much of an ndvantugo to them In tho
future life, nnd that lu proportion to
their degradation will bo their dlfllcul
ties lu connection with their restitu
tion to perfection. So then godliness
is protltnble, not only for tho llfo that
now Is. but also for that which Is to
como; not only for tho saints who hopo
to io of tho "llttlo flock" nnd associ
ated with Christ lu his Kingdom, but
nlso for tho world of mankind, whoso
hopo Is to bo blessed under thnt reign
of righteousness and its uplifting Influences,
PRE
Of Unknown QriQin Does
About $5,000 Damage
! "H
At New Building Of The
Kelser-Dowds Co.
The Blaze First Discovered
In Stock Room
Fire Proof Doors Prevented
Spread Of Flames
The Loss To Stock Is Cover
ed By Insurance
The now Kclser-Dowds wholesale
grocory building, South Main street,
was visited by flro on Thursday night
nnd wns badly damaged before tho
flames could bo extinguished. At
about twelve o'clock, the flro was dis
covered by feomo ono passing along
tho street and an alarm was Immed
iately sent In to tho lire department
which mndo n hurried run to the scene
of tho flro.
Tho building was entered by tho
firemen nnd It was discovered that the
conflagration wns In tho packing room,
or tho room whero broken packages
aro taken to bo repacked. Breaking
down this door, tho Inside of tlio room
was found to bo almost Impenetrable
owing to tho lntenso heat. A stream
of water was Boon playing on tho flro
In tho room nnd boforo long the blazo
was under control. This -quick work,
however, could not havo been done
had the building not been practically
Ilro proof. Tho cement walls and Iron
doors wero bndly blackened and dis
colored by tlio fire nnd tho smoke, but
ns far ns tho damago was done to
thorn, It was hnrdly nothing.
Tho stock In tho room, which wns
destroyed, was of a great deal of val
ue, all of tho shelves and tables being
piled high with It. Tho flro was con
fined to this room by tho nutomat'lc
doors which wero nlso flro prpof. They
worked perfectly nnd kopt tho flames
from extending across tho hallway
which soparates tho packing room
nnd tho room Just to tho south of It.
All of tho stock In tho room was not
destroyed or damaged by tho flro, but
tho smoke, nnd wntor which was
thrown by tho firemen did ns much
damngo as tho flro as tho greater part
of It was ot a naturo thnt It would
bo destroyed by water. Tho room con
tained chewing gum, canned goods of
various kinds, tobacco, cereals, etc.
Tho exact causo of tho flro Is not
known nnd probably will not bo lonrn
ed ns tho building wns vacated by tho
omployees at six O'clock and nobody
wns supposed to bo Insldo at that tlmo
of tho night. There Is some suspicion,
howovor, that somo person or porsons.
might have entorcd tho building by
menus of a window on Wntor street In
ordor to got a supply of tobacco or
bomo of tho othor goods In tho room
and lu making a light, accidentally set
llro to somo of tho goodB.
On Friday morning when looking
over the damaged nnd destroyed stock
of goods, It was found that between
$4,000 and $.r),000 damago had1 been
dono by tho flro, snioko nnd wntor.
Tho loss, howovor, wns covered by In
surance. Tho damago to tho estab
lishment will not binder In nny way,
tho lllllng of ordors nnd tho compnny
will contlnuo business steadily and on
Just ns largo n scale as they would,
had tho lire not occurred.
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TOO MANY PEACHES
Owing to tho enormous crop of
poaches which now hang on tho trees
In tho Tort Clinton, soctloti'Of tho fruit
bolt, tho growors nro finding It neces
sary to put many pickers In tho or
chards to removo somo of tho fruit
from tho trees. Tho Juno crop this
season did not effoct tho orchards as
much as was. anticipated. By remov
ing tho smaller fruit tho trees nro pro
tected from danger by breaking
brunches. Tho fruit will nlso grow
to n larger slzo. Tho crops this son
son will bo tho largest in thohlstory
of Ottawa county.
T.
Fireman Injured
During tho progress of tho flro at
tho Kelsor-Dowds company Thursday
night, FIremnn WillJnin Dlotrlck was
struck on tho right arm by a heavy
ploco of tiling which foil from tho cell
ing. His nrm was sevoroly injured,
but no bones wero brokon.
List your farm with W. O. Rockwoll
nnd Brother.
LID
Being Leased For Gas And
Oil In Ashland Co.
During tho last few months thous
ands of acres of land in tho eastern
part of Richland nnd tho westorn part
of Ashland counties havo been loased
for gas nnd oil nnd next week will seo
much nctlvlty In tho opening of this
promising territory.
Tho Brlghts aro drilling east of
town nnd havo a well drilled 800 feet
on tho Mentzer farm. Tho Ohio Fuel
Company will begin drilling east of
Mlfllln in a fow days. Tho Logan com
pany has three wells In Ashland coun
ty and havo arranged for two mpro.
H.-C. Bcadsley & Co. have located in
Mlfllln township nnd havo rigs ready
to begin next week.
A. H. Hi8oy & Co. havo taken a big
block of leases In both counties and
will soon be operating. Tho prospects
Illness of General Funston
Causes Universal Anxiety
Tho serious Illness of General Fred Funston of tho United States army
has caused much sorrow throughout thu country. General Funston Is sta
tioned at Fort Leavenworth, where tho attending physicians havo announced
thnt ho will bo a long tlmo regaining his henlth. Starting llfo ns a newspaper
man, General Funston today Is ono of tho most prominent ofllccrs of the
regular nrmy. Since tho Ban Francisco earthquake and tho admlrablo manner
In wlilch he litted Into the crisis much of tho adverse criticism ngalnst
Funston has beeii stilled. lie has many warm admirers among tho men lu
tho a nil j' and tho public generally.
Tho Kind You Havo Always
iu uso for over 30 years,
mid
?? 7X sonnl supervision since its infancy.
f-ctfcAtMii Allow no ono to deceive you iu this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd" JuHt-ns-good"nro hufc
Experiments that triilo with nnd endnngor tho health of
Infants mid Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Oastorla is n, harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
gorlc, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. IS
contains neither Opium, Dlorphino nor other Kurcotio
substance Its ng'o fcj its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Fovorislmcss. It cures Dlarrhcea uud Wind
Colic. It relieves Toothing Troubles, cures Constipation
nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach nnd Bowels, giving healthy nnd natural (sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUBNE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Soars tbo
uz&fy. J-eUcA
- - w -
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THCOCHTAUIICOMMNT. TT MUHKAV STRUT, NtYYORKOlTT.
for tho development seom vory bright
as tho prospectors havo renched a
strata of sand which contains gas nnd
they hopo to find oil. Loudonvlllo
Democrat.
TEAM
Of Horses Ran Away Causing
Much Excitement
An exciting runaway occurred on
West Pleasant street about noon Fri
day, whon a team of horses attached
to a wagon, the property of Smith
Hair of Batomantown, rnn nwny. Tho
team dashed across several yards nnd
upset a number1 of chicken coops. Sov
oral children wero playing in tho yard
and had a narrow escapo from being
run down. Tho team crashed Into a
tree and stopped. Ono of tho horses
wns qulto badly injured.
Bought, ana -which has Boon
has homo tho signature of
has hcou mndo under his pcr-
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Physicians
E. C. BEGGS
DENTAL SURGEON
Ofllco in Arnpld block corner of
East High street and Monument
Square Mt. Vornon, Ohio.
O. K. CONAItD, M. D.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON
Oflice and residence, 18 East Vino st.
Citizens' 'phono, 52. Ofllco hours: 'i
to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m.
Easy To a Break
Dollar
but how hard to get it together
again. Here 'is one of the many
advantages of having a bank ac
count. If you pay by check you
are not tempted to spend the
small amounts the loose
change.
Why not deposit your earn
ings each month or week with
this bank carry a check book
to pay your bills and have a
complete record of yolir expen
ditures. THE
GABBIER mmm
CGK1PMY
GAMBIER, OHIO
Is -both sanitary and pleas-
Alabastine
Ing. As a finish It has no
equal. It Is durable, and will
not chalk off the walls. A
very artistic wall can be
made with the colors we
have In stock.
Come In and
see It.
BOGARDUS & CO. 1
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