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The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-10-08

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that material water applied to the
body can degenerate soul A
creator must do that
Matt 27, "a. "When PLATE saw
that he could prevail nothing but
that rather tumult was made, he
took water, and washed his hands
before the multitude saying / am
innocent of the blood of this lust
person
But was he innocentS Did he
by the application of water to his
hands wash the guilt of the murder
of the son of God from his hands !?
Was that ferful sin of his soul
washed off into the basin, or wiped
off on the towelY No, mo- There
was not in all the Mediterranean
water enough to wash away thai
sin.
Water is used in the Bible a.
symbolic of that which can, and
does, wash away sin from the soul,
only as symbolic in connection
with sin. Baptism by water in
whatever quantity and however ad-
ministered is an outward express
ion, an open profession of con-
scious experience of cleansing
within. To be born is to become
new creature, to be born of
water" is to become a new creature
by means of that which cleanses
in other words, to become at once
new creature and cleansed
creature.
What then, is the quickening,
cleansening agency symbolized
here as "water?"
"Comparing things spiritual
with spiritual we see clearly that
to be "born of water" is TO be born
by means of the word of God.
1t is said of the new testament
"The letter killeth, but the spirit
giveth life" marginal reading
"quickenet." The Spirit of
Truth by quickening putting spir
il into Gods word to soul, at
once quickens the soul and cleanses
it from sin. In being quickened
the soul is born, in being cleansed
at the same time and by the same
agency, it is born of that which
cleanses, that which is symbo-
lized by "water" In other words
the soul is born of the word, which
being quickened and applied to
that soul by the Spirit of Truth,
cleanses it and "gIveth life to it.
In the words of Jesus. the soul is
"born of water and Of the spirit 4"
Luke says of the Bereans, "These
were more noble in that they
received the word with allreadiness
of mind, and searched the scripture
daily whether those things were
so" "To the law and to the testi-
mony; if they speak not according
to this word it is because there is
no light in them y
The WORD AS CLEANSING.
Eph. 5, %, "Christ also loved
the church and gave himself for
it, that he might sanctify and
cleanse it with the washing Of
water by the word"
l Pet. /, %. Seeing We have
purified your souls in obeying the
truth through the spirit.
THE WORD AS REGENERATING.
Pet. 1, 23. being born again
by the word of God which liveth
and abideth forever"
James l, IS. "Of his own will
begat he us with the word of
truth"
Paul writes in l Cor. 4, 15.
"For though ye have ten thousand
instructors-i Christ, yet have ye
not many fathers; for in Christ
Jesus l have begotten you through
the gospel.
"Ye must be born again.
Except man be born of water
and of the Spirit, he cannot enter
into the Kingdom of God.
ITO BE Continual.
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The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-10-08

have passed from death unto life.
AGAIN
eye must be born again" if you
would have eternal life.
Regeneration by the Spirit-the
New Birth is two-fold in its result.
Rev. d. L. Moody said, "God
alone restores Adam to his lost
state, and in his restoration he is
better than he was at the beginn-
ing, because his state is eternal.
When he is restored to heaven,
there is no more bani shment."
1t is two-fold in it's operation.
Rev. Campbell Morgan in one Of
his services asks tin the rhetorical
question: "In the new birth, is
mans spirit restored, or is Gods
Spirit put into the man?" and
answers "both."
And these Masters in Israel are
scriptural in what they have said.
The New Birth consists of the
indwelling of Christ's own Spirit
in man, together with the quicken
ing of ''the offspring of God" in
mans spirit. THE Adamic soul
of man needs no quickening, and
Saten sees to his own indwelling
in it if man will but consent.
The CHRIsT-SPIRIT INDwELLING.
"And 1 will put my Spirit with
in you.
"And Christ in you the hope of
glory.
81 in you," Jesus said.
81 live, yet not l, but Christ
liveth in me" Paul wrote.
stand at the door and knock
if any man hear my voice and open
the door l will come in to him.
THE LAST ADAM CHRIsT is A
QUICKENING SPIRIT.
Eph. 2, l "And you hath he
quickened who were dead in tress-
passes and SINS
Jno. 5, "a, He that believeth in
him that sent me is passed from
death unto life.
In Luke s, 52-55 we read of the
ruler of the synagogue's daughter,
"And all wept. knowing she was
dead, And he took her by the hand
and called, saying, maid arise. And
her spirit came again.
Jesus did not create a new body
but her spirit coming again in
obedience to his command quick
ened' the same body in which it
had lived before. So in the New
Birth, Christ's Spirit entering into
that in mans soul which is the
Offspring of God" "quickens"
it.
To return to the Moral Man s
Plan of Salvation.
1t is this error that the story of
Nicodemus' interview with Jesus
refutes utterly. He was cultur-
ed moralist who was so good a
theologian as to have attained to
the dignity and responsibility of
ga ruler of the Jews"-''a Master
in Israel" go you Masters in
Israel who are ignoring and obscur-
ing the new birth--and you are
many !-steal away to Jesus by
night; away from your false theol.
ogy and your associates in error,
away from your pulpit and your
writing desk, and listen while he
speaks to your heart, saying, art
thou Mister in Israel and know
est not these thinge? Ye must be
born again"
And you who are not Nicodemus
in prominence, but who are truly
so in errors, who are not in pulpits
but in pews--and your name is
Legion !-you who have not been
"born again. oh, be born of water
aud of the Spirit''
cam l not born of waterYp you
ask, was l not born of water,
when in taking church membership
was baptized by sprinkling or
pouring or immersion9' p
| Dor,, l>o,.,, =
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-10-08
VOLUME XIII


"Ye Must Be Born Again"
John 3, l--1o. "There was a
man Of the Pharisees named Nico-
demus, ruler of the Jews. The
same came to Jesus by night
Jesus answered and said unto him,
verify. verify say unto thee, Ex-
cept man be born again, he can
Dnot see the kingdom of Cod"
Again, Except man be born of
water and Of the spirit he cannot
enter unto the kingdom of God
Marvel not that | said unto
the, Ye must be born again Mic
odemus answered and said "How
can these things be? Jesus an
swered and said, unto him, Art
thou a Master in Israel and know
est not these thlngs?''
Mans soul is dual in nature be-
cause dual in parentage 1t is at
once the "of-spripg of Cod { In a
restricted sense) and the-"Son of
Adam Tin the fullest sense.
fP9oFF THAT MANS SPIRIT is THE
CHILD OF COP.
d Paul on Mars hill said, Seer
Stain also of your own poets have
said, for we are also his offspring.
For as much then as we are the off
spring of God, we ought not to
think that the Godhead is like un-
to gold. See Act II, 2S and 20.
Luke IN tracing Jesus geneolgy
writes (which was the son of Seth,
which was the son of Adam, which
was the son of God.
1t is evident that it is what Paul
calls the offspring of God, within
us to which reference is made in
i Prov. 20, 81 The spirit of man is
the candle of the Lord, searching
all the inward parts of the inner
most being
This "candle" sheds light for
mans own eyes on all that occurs
in the realm of his thoughts, mo
tives and purposes. 1t is in God S
light, showing man his own heart
as it is in Gods sight 1t is a
light which illumes his way to the
fd0t of the cross where he may re-
ceive through the blood of Christ
the sonship of God by grace, which
secures life-everlasting.
This Universal Fatherhood of
God is a Biblical doctrine, but a
very subordinate one, being found
in probably not more than fifteen
or twenty passages in all scripture,
and strongly stated in only few
OF these.
But, subordinate though it be,
mans sonship from God by nature
is no mean gift, and the scripture
that bears upon it is not lightly to
be esteemed.
But on this truth one of the most
far-reaching, and to the souls of
men, most fatal errors of modern
times has been founded, viz the
Universal Fatherhood of God as
generally taught The fundamen-
tai principal of the error being the
theory that in order to inherit
eternal life, man has but to culti-
vate the divinity Within live
worthy of it, and in accordance
with it's dictates i. e. that everlasu-
ing life is secured by imitation of
Christ, membership in the church
and observance of its ordinances,
very especially that of baptism, to-
gether with pure morality, partic-
ularly in honesty, truthfulness and
sincerity with "no bad habits, ;"
and with "good works., such as
4giving to the poor and unfortunate,
contributing to church expenses
and visiting the sick. In other
words, this doctrine of the Univer-
sal Fatherhood of God as generally
taught, is at heart morality as a
ground of eternal salvation, rather
.hn., the c,ni ri IN q lifrt that nanasra ri :
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Him that sent me is passed from
death unto life.
l Jno. 3, II. I'VE know we
have passed from death unto life.
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The Peoples Organ.

Largest circulation of amp
journal in the Tenth Con-
1ressional District.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-01
POLICE OFFICER
HIT WITH SHOT
Chinese Youth With Air Gun
Makes Oevauchelle a
Target.

An air-gun and a big policeman were
the combining factors which caused
the arrest of a Chinese youth yester-
dav afternoon Like most boys of the
age of u and under, whose parents
have armed them with the apparently
harmless air-guns, On Kwai went out
N search of prey. He sought the places
on Queen street where the trees We're
thickest. and in whose branches feath-
cred targets We're most numerous. L
nally the birds seemed to seek other
places and there was nothing for the
young celestial Nimrod 70 shoot at
officer Devauchelle in plain clothes
passed the young man behind the
gun" and was surprised a moment
later 10 feel the impact OF something
on his back which stung his epidermls
Turning around he saw the air-gun
still 1evelled his way. but the sIan'
eyes OF the boy were looking in an Ell
| tirely different direction. The othcel
| collared the boy and marched him on
| toward the station.
Il not shoot you, I shoot him BIRD
make mistake" blubbered On kwai
| That's all right; but I'm no BIRD
young fellow, so come along" said th'
! officer.
| on the way to the station the youti
emptied his pockets of all the blr'
| shot they had contained and at tn
station announced that he had had n
leaden pellets when the officer passe'
by him. After a flow OF tears AM
promises to point his gun heavenWar'
when he shot again, he was allowed I
| DEPART
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NO FEAR OF
TRANSPORTS
Work Nearly Done
on Quarantine
| Island.
ACCOMMODATIONS
| FOR SOLDIERS
Or. Golfer Can Now Care foI
1000 Men From Army
| Transports.

With arrangements complete for the
accommodation of a full shipload OF
soldiers Honolulu need have no further
fear of cholera in the Philippines.
DR.. cofer. head of the Marine Hos
pital Service in Hawaii, has practically
ready now, accommodations for about
1900 soldiers on Quarantine Island, and
within a few weeks will be able to
care for three hundred in addition.
The work now being done by the United
States on the harbor island is not from
a special appropriation made by Con-
grass, but from an emergency fund PRO
vided by the Department because OIL
the alarming health conditions in the
Philippines, which are now improved
to a great extent. The appropriation
which it was expected would be made
for the extensive Improvement OF
Quarantine Island was not attached to
the sundry civil bill, because of the fact
that the United States had not OBJ
tanned clear title to the island.
Though a compromise has been made
between the federal authorities here
and the owners of. the property, all the
deeds have not been delivered and I'M
til this is done, Congress will not ap-
propriate the money required Tor the
quarantine station.
The present improvements on Quar-
antine Island when completed, wlli
make it one of the best field hospitals
! in the world accommodations will be
nrovided for 400 soldiers, in addition
| to the provision already mace Tor ooO
of Uncle Sans men.
| Floors are being built for the tents
which are now on hand. ready to be
| erected in an emergency The 1siano
| will be well supplied with fresh wa
| ter also, and arrangements are mace
! for one water tap for every thirty-tWo
men, Not only this, but large TANKS
have also been erected in order to in
| crease the pressure in the mains, anC
enough water can be stored there &c
supply the camp for weeks. Anothel
feature which will be particularly pene-
fetal is a hot water plant Wnlch IN
warao climate as this one, is not quite
so much of a necessity as 1t would o'
in colder spheres. The plant has
capacity of 1900 gallons of hot water fol
every two hours, which is sufficient To-
q. DAVIS supply for the camp. Whel
| necessary all the water used by tn
linen for either drinking or other pur
poses can be boiled, insuring protectloi
In case of contagious sickness
Some filling is also being done
present though not on the scale which
will be inaugurated as soon as Congress
makes an appropriation for the pur
pose. Then the island will be filled u
TO a proper level above the sea, an
a wall built entirely around 1t as
protection against the water. Exten
| sive building improvements will also
made at that time. the plans for tni
work having already been approved
| Washington.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-01
ANOTHER GERM DESTROYER.

Herpicide is Death to Dandruff Germs
The germ burrows into the scalp,
throwing up the cuticIe in thin scales,
called dandruff. or scurf, and digging
at the root of the hair where it saps
the hairs vitality. First comes brittle
hair then lusterless and dead-like hair,
then falling hair. and. finally badness
Nineteenths of the hair troubles are
caused by dandruff Without dandrufT,
hair will grow luxuriantly, as nature
intended. "Herpicide" kills the dan
druff germ. leaving the hair to grow
unhampered, as it does with the Amer
lean red man.
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10 600 ROLLS OF
w all Paper
AT AUCTION
ON FRIDAY, AUGUST lst,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A NJ,

AT 10 O'CLOCK A NJ,
At my saIesroom. So Queen street. I
will sell at Public Auction, by order of
MIR. II. T. JAMES. assignee OF the
Honolulu Paint and Wall Paper Co.
the entire stock of over 10000 rolls Of
the latest and most up-to-date lot Of
wall Paper in the city. Stock consists
of White Blanks, kits and Bronzes.
Meas, Silk Effects. Ingrains, Hand
some FREEZES. Two and One-band Bor-
ders, Etc, Etc.
Some $4,000 is represented here in all
new and carefully selected patterns.
Samples on view on Wednesday At
my salesroonass
JAS. r. MORGAN.
AUogTGNEER
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JAS. r MORGAN.
AUCTIONEER.
Rooming House For Sale

have for sale the complete furnish
ings of a well appointed, centrally To-
Gated lodging house, together with the
good will. The place has been con-
stantly flied since IT'S opening. and o
showing a handsome monthly profit
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JAS. F. MORGAN,
65 Queen Street.
Cottages Fer Rent

Two z-story houses, a1l modern ina
movements. good location, nice yards.
5000 per month EACH
One groom cottage kitchen. bath.
electric lights. good location. $40
month.
Two 4-room cottages. Kitchens. batha.
electric lights $3756 a month eacsa.
One S-room house, 2 baths, kitchen,
electric lights large grounds. $3.50 q
month.
One 4-room cottage, kitchen. BATH.
electric lights, mosquito proof $ss.ee q
month.
JAS. F. MORGAN,
IS Queen street.
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Jas. F. MORGAN,
kuctiOneer and Broker.
SIS QUEEN STREET.
Z. u. Box 594. Telephone 72
THIS DAY !!
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
ON FRIDAY. AUGST Isl,

At 10 o'clock a. M, at my sateSrdsin.
IS Queen street. I viii sell at Public
Auction, by order OF MT. Il. L. Merry
administrator Of the estate OF Clara
Schneider, deceased. all OF the personal
property, consisting of ane pearl
brooch, with dianoad solitaire. one
tusk brooch, gold trimmings, twU stick
pins, one Hawaiian shield pin pair
diamond ear drops, two pairs ear drops.
two gold pins. three gold rings. one
waist set, trunks. boxes containing pa
pers, letters, photos, hardware. cactos.
ladies' clothing. etc., etc.
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Draut..ThOrp.

81. J. Draut and Miss Ora Thorp
were, married Wednesday evening at
5 o'clock at the residence of the
brides parents in Larned, the Rev.
Rainey officiating. The young couple
came home the same evening and
have begun housekeeping in the resi-
dence in the north part of the city
which had already been prepared by
Mr.. Draut for his bride. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Thorp of Larned and is already &C.
quainted with quite number of the
young people OF our city. The groom
is our popular harness dealer who,
while he has been with Us but a few
years, has built up an enviable repu-
tation. We all join in hearty well
come TO the bride and congratulations
to BOTH
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Lewis Items.

Mr. Huckstep of Oregon is visiting
relatives here.
F. w. Hilbish has given his house
. coat of white paint.
The Blue Front livery stable is
building an additional room.
Five different jobs OF carpentering
are now in progress at Lewis.
A large number of Lewis people are
attending the Hutchinson fair.
MIR. Radcliffe of Garfield has start
ed his planning aud feed mill at Lewis.
D. G. ScOfield's residence is nearly
completed. He gave dance at his
new home few nights ago.
A professional nurse is attending
George J. Locke. The doctors fear
Mr.. Locke cannot recover.
Ed Wilkerson, who was taken down
with typhoid<fever thirteen weeks ago,
is not yet able TO be around.
The Misses Williams, scho oil teach
ers from Kinsley, took charge OF their
schools at Lewis last Monday.
Miss Nellie Corner is having her
building repaired and put in shape
for a photograph gallery. She ex.
poets to be ready for business soon.
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A Worthy Proisct.

Glasses offering studies in history.
eivics and literature will he started
about the first of October at the Con-
greg ational church. There are num-
Der of young people who must work
in the day time. out whose long win
ter evenings could be profitably en-
ployed in something like this. Prof.
Baugher will have charge of the first
studies, and Miss Sellards of the
literature class. These teachers will
assure efficient handling of the sub
iects. Any one desiring further in
formation concerning these studies
will please see Rev. STRONG
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The Sleeper Awoke.

Robbery with comical side to- it
took place on the street here Saturday.
Dave Sparks had been out in the hay
field at work all hay and after supper
in the evening he sat down on the
side walk to rest, and fell asleep. a
stranger came along. quietly slipped
Dawes shoes off, and then started to
go through his pockets. This awoke
Dave and he jumped up and started
after the fellow. calling to his assist
ance several of his friends as he ran
The man was caught west of the depot
and landed in The lookup. Monday
morning he was brought before Jus
tice Geer and bound over to the dis
trict court and Ia default of bond
went TO jail. he is !. stranger in this
community
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A Peculiar "draft.

The folly of travelling in box car
when you have money in your pocket
was de,ponstrated in this city Satur-
day afternoon about Eve clock. Two
buns were up by the stock yard and
on of them climbed into freight car.
The other. who had been watching the
first, followed him and said that he
was u detective searching for counter
felt money and demanded to see the
first mans troll" The money was
brought out, amounting to about
twenty dollars, and the detective noe
keted it, stating that he would take it to
the bank and if it was found to be all
right it would be returned. He stepped
out and shut the other man in the car.
from which he was soon released by
a brakeman, and begun searching for
the man with the money. He reported
the case to officers aud a man was ar
rested in Dodge and brought back but
the man who had been the victim
failed to identify him to a certainty
and SO justice was again baked of a
victim
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hapgood Disc PioWs.


This pillow is ordered under the fol-
lowing guarantees:
First-The Sulky Plow is TO cut q
furrow IA inches wide, usual depth J
6 to inches deep, and to do as good
work with one-third less draft as any
other Mould-Board or Disc Plow on
earth.
Second-The Gang Plow is to cut
"a inches, usual depth s to 8 inches
deep, and to do as good work with
one-third less draft as any other
Mould-Board or Disc Plow on earth.
Third-To pillow dry, hard ground
where all others fail.
Fourth-To cut up and turn under
without choking, corn stalks, or any
other vegetable matter.
Fifth-To scour in any soil.
Sixth-It is not guaranteed to pillow
wet ground, timothy, or blue grass
sod, because it is pulverizer as we'll
as a pillow.
All sizes from l to 4 discs.
Send in your orders early.
F. a. LIPPOLDT & Son.
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Obituary.

Died, September 8, 1902, at Newton,
Klaus, little Esca, daughter of c. e.
and Retta Harvey,.o of Belpre, aged 3
years, 9 months and four days. The
funeral services were conducted by
Rev. w. r. Fisk, who delivered a
very appropriate sermon based upon
the words taken from the Scripture,
"Suffer little children to come unto
me, and forbid them not, for OF such
is the kingdom of heaven"
The services were held in the Wood
men Hall. From there about forty
vehicles followed the procession to
the cemetery. Mr.. Harvey and family
have the sympathy of the entire COM
munity.
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Dea' b came with friendly care;
The opening bud to Heaven conveyed
And bale it blossom there.
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Reunion at Lewis,

Twenty-eight guests sat around the
hospitable board of w. T. Huckstep
on Sunday last and did ample justice
to the delicious viands provided.
This was indeed merry party and
we'll might there be rejoicing for the
oldest son and brother, Chas. Huck-
slept with wife and four children, had
returned from Washington a few days
previous after an absence of nearly
thirteen years.
w. T. Huckstep is the proud grand
parent of fourteen children, thirteen
of whom We're present.
The afternoon was spent in music
until late hour when each one de-
parted taking with them plea sa nj
memories to be revived in after years.
Joy.
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COUNTY NEWS.
By Correspondents.
South Brown.


G. w. Scott has purchased new
sorghum header.
The equinoctial storm came in on
time to dot Tuesday.
Mr.. Hagerman brought home new
disc drill last Saturday.
School in District No. Is is in full
blast with Mr.. Wertz in charge.
Mr.. Shaffer was doing business in
this neighborhood last Monday.
Wheat sowing is progressing rap
idly-with the soil in splendid condi-
ton.
Frank Wise is hauling lumber for
a new house which he will build on
his farm in the South Side.
J. w. Weaver and family returned
Saturday from a three weeks visit in
the northern part of the state.
A good many men who have been
trying TO live christian lives for the
past two years have backslided-re-
ligi will vote republican
again this fall.