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CERTAINLY FIND ME OUT

of that way, and there is no power in death to lift me into that way.
 If 1 am not in the Lord by the regener. ating, and sanctifying grace of God, how 1 ask can die in the Lord? The revela- tion says and believe it, "Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord.' The Apos- tie in Heb. II in speaking of the ancient heroes of the church says, "These all died in faith" It could have been so re- 1 corded unless they had lived lives of faith. The death, then, we would die will be conditioned by the life we live, and there is no law in the universe that can alter it. Righteous dying is condi- tioned on righteous living. A righteous man is one saved from his sine-not ih 1 them. Balaam would die the death of the righteous while living in sin and re- | bellion against God. The salvation must be from sin. The blood of Christ does not cleanse the soul in sin, but from sin. Jesus was so called because he came to save his people from their sins. A right eoua man IS one who is justified by faith I and is thus free from the condemnation of the law. He is sanctfied by the spirit through the blood of Christ and is thus fitted for heaven, which is holy place. By justification his sins are pardoned- by sanctifcatiOn bis sins are washed away, and his soul made pure. His fife is not only innocent, but holy. To live we'll is to die well. The soul of the righteous iS like a balloon inflated and ready to ascend, but held to the earth by ropes attached to bags of sand. Death does not perfect the balloon of the soul that is waiting to depart to it's native heaven. Death ia but the knife that cuts he ropes, and th.n the aeronaut speed. "n it's way to the skies, to bask forever in the sunlight uf Gods presence. ''Let me die the death of the righteous and let my last end be like his."
 The conditions of this pious wish ,ful- flied, it is not only blessed dying, but blessed dead.
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The Home Circle.
BALAAM'S WISH

A SERMON BY REV AUSTIN GARDNER, PREACHED ON THE DEATH OF DEA B. E. CARTER AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IN WARREN, FEBRUARY ,, 1896.
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THE LAST END OR CONDITION

of the ransomed soul is blessed. The
 text has an acute admonitory side, which
 arises largely from the distinguished
 character from whom it originated. He
 threw it out half uuc0nsciously it may bC-nUt realizing that he was pointing q barbed arrow at his own heart. He said it while holding the truth that saves, 6anctiies and glorities, in unrighteous- ness. We have right to admit that he
 was not ignorant of the way of life, vet lived and lent his influence to strengthen
 the wrong. Plate was another. He was
 not at ease in his own conscience. He lent his great power and influence to SUD-
 port the wrong. All of his protestatioDs of innocence were not worth one farthiug. Felix was another. Agrippa was almost persuaded to be & Christian but went no further. How many aroun us who have q constant struggle with their con. sciences, who resort to various expedien. cies to stihe it's demands, and so hold the l truth in ghteousness.
 The pous wish of the text contains 1 much that is precious to such as are cn, deavOring to lead blameless lives before
 God and an ungodly world. The path way to the grave and heaven is streweG
 with many fragrant flower. 'Though
 we walk through the valley and the shad ow of death there is no evil to be feared , | The righteous have Jesus the good shep.
 herd for rod and staff, upon which tc lean. Jesus will not leave the pilgrim
 midway, but go quite through the valley
 I will fear no evil for thou art with me | with me to the end. The conditions ot
 the text will be fulfilled on the part ot every true believer. The true believer will die the death of the righteous and his last end will be like his. We who are in this presence-the presence of God o1
 the dead--and these witnesse-, know what is the bent of our life and what we
 have reason to expect if the beating pulse
 should suddenly stop, if the heart should
 fail to perform it's functions. We do
 know, l say. Happy, thrice happy, if
 we can take upon our lips, and know in the
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Text, Mum g 10, "Let me die the death ot the righteous and let my last end be like his.'
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Grcurlion naG Yittsbnrg.

9lm 12., Is. unb IA. SftOber tpers
ben bon allen Sidet Stationen Der
penniplpania 2inisn, Die iber 200
Nleilen BON yittsburs entTernt lino,
uno am 13. uno IA. Sftober bon alien
etationen, bic tpeniaer als 200 Mei=
len bon bort lieaen, billiae Grcuriions=
3idets nod pittsburs berfauft, gum
8eiu6 Der Sabres Contention Der
grotbe be"bopo Of ct. 9norem. 0ieIel=
ben lino aiiltig biz gum 20. Sftober.
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@te lit Dtes.

Wir besablen 9unoert Soaars 8e=
lobnuns fiir jeoen Gall bDn @atarrb,
Der nibt our6 6all's @atarrb Cure &C.
beilt tperoen fann.
s. s. gbenep & Co., Drops,
9oleoo, 8. Mir, Die llnteraeidneten,
baben s. s. @benep ieit ben lebten Is
Sabren gefannt uno 9lauben. er iei in
allen ieinen seibdftliden unO finan5iels
len 5ransaftionen our9aus ebrli9 uno
i'm @tanbe, allen bon ibm ein9esanses
men 0erbinolidfeiten nad3ufommen.
Weif & 9ruar, Wboleiale Grusgilts,
Solebo, .. Waloing, ainnan & Mar-
bin, Wboleiale 1rusgiIts, Soleoo, 8.
0au's Gatarrb Cure tpirb intpenbi9
genommen nnb tpirft oireft auf bas
Blut unb Die ihleimiee Sberfdde bee
Gpaems. preis rs Gents per Glaide.
gerfauft in alien apOtbeten. 3enanilit
frei. Il
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Cute 0ele8enbeit. clue S1Dne
SScimafb stt erlperben.

Cine 6arm bon so older, /! N}ei=
len 0itli6 bon SEEM philadelphia, lit
unter eiinltiaen Seoin9un9en bilig su
ertperben. Die 6arm e.snet li6 por=
5ii9li6 5ur Sblt= uno SeerensuAt uno
lino 6 9lfer nit gutcn 0imbeeren be-
itelt auf oerie!!oen 1T Elm 9utes 5aus,
porsii9libes Waiier, eine CUTE Sohlen-
mine nit neuer @ase, DE iofort in
getrieb geiebt weroen tann. @ollt
Jbr eine i60ne Seimatb, 10 tommt uno
ie6t. s. 9. Grimes,
Office iiber Der Galoenbau96 ganf.
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SciratDsb eptutgttttSen.

Sobn llebel - Carrie 2anSer.
g8allace 2ipin9Itone - Warp Is. Sar=
riion.
Senrp SaroeD- 9lngeline 6. 3utabern.
5Sranf 3. McWtunn - Slora 2aeep,
Sobn @arrut1er = Sarab s. Sill.
6ranf Sanlin - Nmenta Sarbep.
&op q. 98alter &uie 6. McGartrep,
@Iifforo 6. Camp - MarD 6. gierlD.
Sos. Galp - &oia Is. @plf.
2ufe 6. 9omneD - Carrie Gibbs.
Slioer 8igler - Clara Meeie.
Sos. s. Wtiles - @aIetta &eiB.
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SoD in oen Tlat,t TT GU.

glm 4. Sftober. 9lbenbs um II ubr,
broA in Der Spencer 9lfaoemie, 10
Mellen con Nntlers, i'm Snoianer 5er=
ritorium, Elm Seuer aus, Dos binnen
yer 3eit oas 9on5e 8ebduOe nit iei=
ne'n Snbalt berni6tete. 2eioer Iino
ou9 Meni0enlebcn gu beflnsen, inoem
bier @bDftatp Gnaben in ben Slammen
i6ren 500 fanben. Cine Qnsabl anbe=
rer tpuroe bertpunoet.
Die gntltebun9suria6e bes 5erers
1T unbetannt, oO6 9laubt man, oab
cine 8~anbItiftung porlie9t, inoem oas
.3immer, mo oas Seuer gum 9lusbruf)
IAN, unhenuBt mar. Der Superin=
ienoent, s. 9. Setter, Der Die 6lammen
SIerlt entocdte, elite nit eisener Sebens=
Qetabr na6 Dben, un Die 1hlafenoen
3Dglinse gu uedeu. Sie meiiten oer=
ielbeu marfen ibr gettSeug aus Den
6enitein uno ipran9en bann mad. 81
ner Der perbrannten Snaben mar eir
&rilppel uno bic anberen brei i1liefer
in einem 3immer, oas feline Geniiel
bate.
Die 9lfaoemie mar bon ber Ghpftatp:
Station erri6tet porbcn uno bate 102
36elinse, als oas Seuer gum Nusbrud
tam.
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Grc,lrtton tta6 Yittsbmrg.
@snu,i-te wrssi. iiher n,e g.nnislpania sinien

Renu,i-te grttis iiher hse gennialnania 9imien.
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pania einien gum geu6e bet ansfteanng merSen an
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bic auubree BON sl.p 9biIabeIpba foitet 355, mo-
rim ene Gintrittsfare fur bic ansneaang inbesrier
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Sage .oiltia fir bic Seimfebr. Sir 9idets nni
Iatraeit ueube mon ib on 81. .. Nratt, 9idet.agen
in Neip Yhilabelpbia, ..