The War Cry . the: benefit of the living. ;The mostobvious lesson is that in the midst we arein death; also that we all? should; be ready, to die. That this: -fact is every day illustrated seems to?be lost sight of, ftnd men live as?;tn6ugh all men but themselves were; mortal. ? We would most solemnly>tirge upon our readers to take thist :ieB8ori;:.;.w;ell to heart, and not to waitHot a more; convenient season, but to. repent and be converted right now. .THOUGHT IT WAS A JOKE. That to many the voice of warningfalls: upon unheeding ears is too is a strong moral contained
The War Cry . the: benefit of the living. ;The mostobvious lesson is that in the midst we arein death; also that we all? should; be ready, to die. That this: -fact is every day illustrated seems to?be lost sight of, ftnd men live as?;tn6ugh all men but themselves were; mortal. ? We would most solemnly>tirge upon our readers to take thist :ieB8ori;:.;.w;ell to heart, and not to waitHot a more; convenient season, but to. repent and be converted right now. .THOUGHT IT WAS A JOKE. That to many the voice of warningfalls: upon unheeding ears is too is a strong moral contained inthe sad incident that happened a fewdays ago at Fort William, in connec-tion rwith sports. A young ihan named Handberry was upsetand drowned in the presence of 500persokBV who at first viewed the anticsof thw drowning man as a big joke,\ to, his rescue until it. was too late. *Can anything be moreBorrow!lil than the young man in- hisdrowning agony, striving to ; P&U *he. Mrs. StaH=Captain Aftwell. A SERIOUS CONDITION OFHEALTH. We deeply regret to say that atthe moment of going to press, Attwell, so well knownto many of our readers, lies in a pre-carious condition of health. She is suffering from perniciousAnaemia, a very malignant, some time past, Mrs. Attwellshealth has not been at all good, .buta few days ago a very sinister develop-ment of her malady took place, and,with deep grief, we have to state thather life is despaired of. We ask our readers to remember oursick comrade, and her husband andchildren, before the Throne of Grace. We hope that we may have betternews concerning our comrade nextweek. PLEASURE V. DUTY. After MunSty]s The pursuit of pleasure is like the chase of a butterfly, which prize, whengrasped, lies in the hand, a sorry pinch of lifeless dusi, Serv:ce in thecause of Gcd .and humanity brings lasting joy. Officership, in the Salva-tion boundless opportunities;for such service. - ;. specta
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