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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-04-06

your midst and speak peace to your
heart: TO take away all doubt. to give
you HIS courage. to roint you TO your
pace and purpose in life. And the
reason you have not that peace is be.
cause the resurrection of your Lord
is not a real. living, vital hope within
you. You do not realize the height and
depth and length and breadth of It's
meaning. You have accepted the fact
OF Christ's resurrection. You believe
II much as those disciples believed it
as they talked in vague and wonder
ing way about the miraculous events
OF that day. You need TO have Jesus
come and speak peace with all of its
fullness and sweetness to your heart
even as He did TO the disciples on that
first Resurrection day.
DEACE came to the disciples as they
l realized the literalness and mean
ing of the resurrection of Christ. And
so must peace come to- the heart of the
Christian always. The consciousness
that his Lord is living Lord Lord
who is in Heaven at the right hand of
God. the Father, with the changed and
glorified body of the flesh which He
possessed during His earthly career.
must thrill his being chasing away doubt.
giving heroism and definiteness of pur-
pose. Oh, but you say, If could only
have stood with those disciples in that
upper room and beheld with the natural
eye the risen Lord, if l could have had
the convincing proof which was vouch-
sailed TO Thomas and put my fingers in
the nail prints in His hands and feet.
and thrust my hand in His side. then
would the resurrection of Christ be more
real and certain to me. and IL would ex-
ert a more powerful influence over my
life. All, faithless one. YOU forget what
Jesus said: Blessed are they that have
not seen, and yet have believed" You
forget how convincingly and overwhelm-
insiy God has testified to the resurrec-
ton of Christ by His witnesses during
those 40 days. until the company of dis
ciples gathered on Mount Olivet beneld
the risen Lord ascend into Heaven there
10 remain until the Gospel had been
preached to every nation and His church
had been made complete. You forget
now to Paul was granted a vision of
the risen Christ. and how Stephen saw
Heavens portals roll back and beheld
the risen and assembled Christ standing
at the right hand of God. You forget
that We have a'witness within, the Holy
spirit to testify of the Christ and make
real and certain to lis all the wonderful
truth about Jesus crucifixion and res
direction.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-04-06

"DEACE!" Peace which passeth all
l understanding" Peace which
makes the troubled sea calm. Peace
which makes the soul indifferent to en-
em!es without; to trial. persecution,
hardship. danger. Peter who had cow
cred before a maiden and in fear de-
MED his Lord. learned what thai peace
meant, and he could face Jewish mobs
and preach fearlessly; he could stand
boldly in the presence of the Jewish
rulers and charge them with the death
of Jesus. And so with all the other dis
ciplcs. As the peace of the risen Lord
came 10 rule in their hearts they were
Indifferent alike to dangers, or trials
or prosecutions. They always rode
above the storm. for they knew the
meaning and power of the resurrec.
ton. and that no peril no difficulty.
no assault OF the enemy could come TO
them except it was tho will of their ris.
en- Lord and for His glory and the adj
vanceInent of His kingdom among
men. Peace! that wonderful peace
which comes from the conscious pres
ence or the living Lord. Surely. if
that message of peace marked the Res
direction day so long ago, il should
continue to be the message for all
time, for consider how lie who made
peace through the blood of His cross.
and spake peace after His mighty vic.
tory over death and the grave" Is now
al the right hand OF the Father in Hea
ven. and ever liveth to make interccs.
sion for the saints Peace. the peace
which Jesus gives, is for you and me.
We cannot live VIGOROUSLY or joy
fully without it. Let us receive the
message of peace. Let us understand
its meaning
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0NE word more about the peace which
" Christ gives II is His peace. Think
Of Il! Not something which work ND
from within. but something which Jesus
sends to my heart from Himself HIS
PEACE. And II IS not given as he world
gives. with danger OF loss or with time
limit attached 10 H. but given unceaslng-
ly, unstintedly. eternally.
PEACE. peace.
Wrough by The Spirit OF Might
In Thy deepest sorrow and sorest strife.
fn the changes and chances Of mortal iife
% is thine. beloved, CIrists own bequcst,
Which vainiy tho Temper shall strive to
1t is now thy right
peace peace,
Look for IFS bright increase:
Deepening widening year by year
Like a sunlit river strong calm and clear;
Lean on His love through this earthly vale.
For Ills word and Ills work shall never fall.
And lie is our Peace"
Yea, and # is not only peace to the
Christian but God promises
PEACE. peacei
To him that Us far away
Turn. O wandereri wis wilt thou die
when the peace is made that shall bi.ng
thee nigh?
Listen. q rebel the heraids proclaim
The Kings own peace through savloyt's
name.
Then yield to-day.
peace peacei
Through Him who for all hath dl,d
wider the terms than thy deepest guilt,
or in vain were the blood OF our SURF,
split
Even because thou art far away
To thee II the message or peace today.
Peace through the Crucifed
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-04-06

0IHHEN the disciples saw the Lord
w they we're glad" Glad because
all doubt was taken away, and glad be-
cause their Lord came with a message
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

auI tire descending mantle. all tended 10
make Elisha gssss-=t and ;rustfIL
~. E--r-4H LESSON September =, IS
-lel Ea--Hvi tAur- y. f--a.-t'as7SlrS
4--- q g.rr--v a. .i.t0-y. daring which
several wicked k.--s rcI.i ia iSra-'. 10
come .- tl- time OF Jrruboa-u II TEs
nation was -sT--4E E.~t 1--- 20 It's over
.-- been .N.r.l--ai- Ii.=r.-- sixty years
.-l- v.s r-= ,1rUv.ty- DEre more the
rs..v Sa.-ir prom. 80 o. prophet q" raise
B.. warming voice. Tl.~ --. ---l---e OF Got
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LAST wcEus-vr SO i- these lessons
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.'.f Hr -la- . q s----=-y. 20 lff-
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

MISSION CONFERENCE TO ADJOURN.
Ordination Service VIII Close Work
An Union Tent.

Ordination services ~ 4 o'clock to-nor-
row afternoon VIII Cl1-e the work OF the
annual conference of the Union Mission
As-1-.atloa ~ the tent at Jefferson avenue
and Locust street The Reverend VI r.
Cat- will - assisted hy tine RevcrsndS p
" cuii.~ af kt1turky. \ ". Campbell.
p y. Ss-u-nu " r Frost and Fred g
Thomas. The conference viii adjourn Mon
cay morning after the appointments have
been read
\ -l-z meeting ~ rescue workers viii
- held On tlr TENT 80 -iI o'eihck to-rCr-
-r-V afternoon. when an address viii bo
r1aG- ~ Mr.. P-i1Geli o. New York
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n,n1Es HOME IL NEED or FUNDS.
Tire Il: the IaW.on Ayenue Institu-
ton Tnuscd Grcat Damn.-.

Tia a-s z- tie I-awtor Avenue BabisS
F---a ana H1su.-al ,as- Tuesday ceusei
more damage thsa E-as a. first estimated
TIE home IS o-- ~ ire departments %
,Es ,--. gal Be-es1-e-t Association oc
-ra Christian Ch--er- a. No 90 Aube.-
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uo-a-lH-= viii - received BY Nrs % Z.
yr.-- ~ No es-I Delfua- avenue
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
Mormon. VIII pi.cu., PoIysamy.

A conference - Mormon elders and
workers in Missouri vii - held at Thi--
-F--'l and Benton streets Io-irorrow
afternoon r-der The Presidency ot Elder
= Z SALISBURY one OF the uoints 20 bs
fl=r-s=rl VII - tie present. attitude os
-. chsT-h toward U'.y=aIuy
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17


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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
CHRISTIAN EyDEavOR TOPIC.
Cheering Fact. About Missions il
Japan and Knrca---tZech- XIV
30. 3P.B

Bishop Thcburn. speaking before the
great missionary conference held in New
York IN 800. declared that in Japan the
light has been diGused still more rapidly
and much more generally than in any
other part OF the far East"
Escs.ss o: that. japan f. o.o5atIy ths
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
TO REorEy EPwoRTH INSTITUTE.
Former Superintendent Returns
and VIII lie in Charge

y-- Ia Durham Vea1a-t. principal OF
-he F:-70rth Evanse-istic Institute and
Sa-vcs' Training school. has returned
from her honeymoon at-old and viii for
This wear again Se !l charge % TIE i-lsti-
t--i1r-
- ~ -.4- ana The PROSPECTS for 4 sue
..-a@-1 term have not been brighter
Ms Ee--a-L Is greatly improved n
health. and during h@r stay abroad haS
r--.-a u =rsal1r 81. ~ ~ the E-o-i. ~ mis-
slsrs and charities IN Europe
Tsa-,-e--a-- Colonel : 7. Ers'Cls - New
York is -1-.retilE a series OF meetings
IN = I.-f= 90 connection with the
Words Pair Salvation Army campaign
A- the pres ~ me. be i conducting his
services ir y. hall. Eighth and Wal
ru+ streets ans T. assisted by Ensign
Nahee. who = the singer u the party
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

The Reverend Louis Bo-eruan. pastor
OF the Emmanuel Baptist Church. has re-
turned from his vacation. and viii be n
his pulpit tomorrow morning
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

The Reverend Doctor 2 F. Marsh .
london England. VINO haS been le-tur.-lg
on The Hidden Lirs' In :his country,
viii preach tO-Euorrow evening at ImmaE-
uel Church.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

Billy Sunday. former baseball chan
pion. Will preach 20 young men AZ Central
Z NJ c. a AZ { o'clock tomorrow sste--
noon Catherine EaleuzUela of Ar.zo--a
Will sing
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

The Jewish Christian Mission a; No. issa
Franklin a-euGs VIII have special services
at O'Clock Tomorrow afternoon anE ar
o'clock ~ night The Reverend A T.--t4-
te1stei1. superintendent Ok the mission.
a urcach
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

The japanese work ~ Emmanuel BaP-
.rs- Church Will be in charge in future =
the Reverend z. II. Jones. for fourteen
wears a missionary n Sendai. JaTan NJ
Jones will assume charge ot his work to-
morrow afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

Mark Lev z!u conduct service, ,o-ror-
row afternoon at 30 o'clock IN the open
sir az Fifteenth street and Franklin ave
nue. under the auspices 0: the Friends os
Israe. Union Mission.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

The Reverend Frank @ TyrreIl. former
l. pastor OF the Mount Ca5ann. Christian
Church. has accepted the position OF as
Eociats editor Of the National Rip-Ssr
and 81 future XII degOts L-s tine chiefly
70 that publication.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

Tho G!teons VIE conduct services ~ {
>. IT. and at .. n. al the Christian E1-
dezyo- Hotel Auditorium Tomorrow
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

The services at Centenary Church to
morrow vii close the work or the confer
ence year. The year has been exceptional
IL fruitful. 62s members having been add
ed Doctor NcMurTy. the rastor. VII at
tend the conference IN De Soto. No. which
corvenes next "Wednesday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

The Reverend William Elmer. rector Of
St Philips Church. Union and Maple ave
nUes. has returned from his vacation and
morrow morning
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

Bishop J II Vincent. founder % The
ChaU;aEGua movement s visiting n ST
louis and viii p-ezch n the Ia-1s-! Ave
nUe II 2. Church tomorrow morning.
BISHOP Vincent is q noted orator a-E az
tracts largo audience whenever he
breaches
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

Mrs. Earl Demoe. contralto. ard Nrs.
Calvin T. Wise. both of Madison. Wis. will
slrg tomorrow evening az the CaUrch OF
Cod. No. 20 Montgomery street
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

Ths Reveren. John W Day. pastor o.
.he Church ot the Messiah. has returned
from his summer tip and viii preach at
the church -G-rnorrov-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

The Reverend Moses Hall. r-asfdea. o.
the Norris Pratt Institute os T-h.;ewat-r.
Wis. viii lecture barore 30 Church os
tho Christian Unity u TIE Ddc1a tC-laoE-
ToT afternoon and evealag
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

Professor Felix Adler 0. New York VII!
lecture et Memorial Han under the aus
D+css o: the Ethical Society q week from
Tomorrow
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

The Reverend L Duckworth. rector =
St James Memorial Church. VIII rre1c-
to--nor-oW morning on The P|fpleN4'y q
Success" and IN liz. evening On The
Triumph OF Defeat"
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

''BiIly'' Sunday. the former baseball
player. VIII preach At the Washington and
Compton Avenue Presbyterian Church to
morrow night
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

President Henry Churchill King o. Cb.--
In College, who will preach tomorrow
evening at the HYDE Park Congregational
Church, is recognized a. the most distin-
euished theologian IN his Denomination
Doctor King u one ot the speakers =
the Congress ot Arts and Sciences at tsse
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

Tomorrow afternoon az o'clock -He
Reverend DOctor II. :. Hamlin os Wash
ington. D. &. will preach On the po-ch al
the Inside Inn
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

Several Congregational minister. attend
ed an ecclesiastical council in De Soto.
No. which convened yesterday for the
purpose OF ordainiag ani Installing the
Reverend Eugene G. Ford. acting pastor
city
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-23
Lumber in Great Demand Crop
Items Other Notes.

Montrosr, Va, APRIL 20, 1901
The buzzirg Of the saws aid the blow
lag of the whistles II the many sAw.ni.ls
can be heard far aud neaf, whi'h indi'
cate activity Ia this btalch oi bnsiaers.
Lumber seems To be steadily adyanc-
ing in prices and the demand cannot be
supplied Ii il with difficulty that local
orders can be filled.
The farmers are very much behind in
spring work, and the planting Of alI
seeds will be uuusally late, causei by the
protracted wet weather and scarcity OF
labor.
DR.. q. c Maun, Mr. J u. Jeukine, Sr.,
and Mr. f.. Goodridge planted one hun
dred and fifty bushels OF lu,h potatoes.
The seed cost $50 per bushel. Mr..
Jenkins realized the net sum of 5000 ir IN
his crop of potatoes last year. He re-
CARDS this crop a. the surest money crop
of all trucks. and says he has not made
an entire failure 10 the last ten years.
We have had heavy irosts and many
think the fruit Injured or killed.
Fish OF all kinds are being caught IN
trans and seines on the Potomac in abun
dance aud are cheap. Herring are sold
at Sips per thousand at some points
along the river.
Bev. Mr. Fizer preached forcible ser
mon at Lebanon NJ. + Church Sunday
which was we'll received Mr.. Fizer ID
very popular both with his people and
all other denominations, and his churches
are in prosperous condition.
Monday next begins the second term oI
the Westmorelsnd court conducted by
Judge Wright. The docket Is crowded
with cases to be tried, and 1t ia likely
court will continue several days.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-23
FAUQUIER
Church Notes-Personals, Etc.

Bristersburg, Va, April 2Oth, 1904
The recent cold snap caused con-idera-
BILE anxiety about the fruit crop. Enrly
flowers ~ well as vegetation are suffer
ing for want Of genial rays OF old Sol.
EpwOrth League at Mt lloreb which
was suspended during the winter rmonths,
il reorganized and at work ~ well as the
Sunday school. The following officers
of the League were elected: President,
Jas. T. Redd vice presidents DR. ". l..
Cook. John W. Miller. Miss Eii,h Elli-
colt; treasurer, Mi-s Annie Colvin: secre-
tary, Mr.. v. III. Colyin.
Mrs Ida NJ. Bird, who has ben rick
for some time, il cOnvalescent Miss
Lula James. of our village, is also better.
Mr.. John l. Cox and wife, New
York, are visiting relatives near uur VI
lsge
Mr. Eutsler Colyin and Mr. Willie
Fcklen. OF our village. have arcep ed po.
sitions in Washington Their departure
s regretted in the social circle ani also
10 the church, still they have the be t
wishes OF their friends for SUCCESS in their
ayOcatiOns.
l.. VI. OOclflN VI MI iiui'u lhh' II "hi
a successful meeting on Saturday lIst in
receiving large amount of drcs from
members who had been absent for some
time.
Mrs. r Is R,amy, of Washington. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs j. W Miller,
near Catletts
Miss Sallip NJ. Eustace, near fnlyertOn,
is visiting her brother. MIR Eddie Ems.
tace. near Jackets Mills. stafford cDun.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-23
AcontlnuaI Strain

Many men and women are constant
" sub bjected to what they common
ly term "a continual strain because
Of some financial or family trouble.
IL wears and distresses them both
mentally and physically, affecting
their nerves badly and bringing on
liver and kidney ailments, with the
attendants evils of constipation, loss
of appetite, sleeplessness, low vitality
and dependency. They cannot as
a rule, get rid of this continual
strain,n but they can remedy its
notwithstanding effects by taking
frequent doses of Green's August
Flower. 1t tones up the liver, slim
ulates the kidneys, insures healthy
bodily functions, gives vim and
spirit to ones whole being, and event
ually dispels the physical or mental
distress caused by that "contiDua
strain" Trial bottle of August
Flower, csc; regular size, 75c. AT al
druggists.