OSHAWA, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1922 PAGE NINE JHALL WE LIVE AGAIN? l man die, shall he live again?" | here voices the anxious, long- 'doubting, vet hoping-aguinst- mspiration of humanity, 1t is pity"s protest against the very yf extinction, Tt is humanity's g after continuous existence tontinwous championship with lit bias loved, ~It is humanity's fous hope, yet hardly daring to self hope, that somehow and rhere the. individual shall con- to lve and think and act. It is Aity's pleading with whatever 8 there may be to let some into the darkness, send some ge wl se Void to tell us that itil] live on and play their part ne world hidden from mortal \ fear extinction more thun ear hell, Milton puts his own at into the mouth of his heroic when he says: would lose, h full of pain, this intellect- pl peing, thoughts that wander through | lernity, righ rather, swallowed up and| Ist | le: wide womb of unereated| ight, | of sense and motion?" would rather he in the pains! utoo | stop'any headache iff 20 min- ,» will no a cold in the bud, relieve the monthly pains of sen, and in every case - aves you Feeling Good IILOH STOPS THAT COUGH grown-ups or children. Safe, and .erticient. Small dose 18 economy and does not up- the stomach. At all dealers, 60c and $1.20. 2 i aaa lL Right Spring Tonic For All The Family | woman and child will a. happier and healthier wing if they take LERY KING vegetuble laxative tea that iv the stomach. cleanses the nd stimulates the liver--Ilarge ju 30c and 60c at your drug- EC ------ | wrestling with it; never a time when | ago, | dead. | scholars of our own day, | vinced of the fact, | seeking and studying, but are | the dark, tany | Agree and torments of hell, and yet he able to think, than have the blank peace of utter extinction, How true to human thought this is, has been shown by many a not- able utterance of notable men. We need quote but one. Professor Hux- ley, the great agnostic, writing to John Morley likewise an agnostic, a private letter in whieh he spoke his mind freely, said: "I would sooner be in Hell a good «eal, at any rate in one of the upper circles where the climate and company are not too trying, than be extinguished al- together." This is the great quest of men. Talk about solving the problem of perpetual motion, ahout discovering a cure for cancer or leprosy, about isolating the old age germ! These are but trifles alongside of the great problem of all the ages, that of the immortality of man, There has never been a time when men were not the human race has not sought its solution, or expressed belief in it, The cave men of untold milleniums who did battle with mammoths and dinosaurs for the mastery of the earth, bore witness to their belief in immortality by burying the weapons its battle with sin and Shiite, Ite gradual overcoming its own barbar- ism, its climbing step by step to higher things. It is all to go for no- thing Is it all to end in innumer- able funerals, and the earth one vast graveyard? Are all the injustices to kiow no justice but the dumb equal- ity of the grave and the grave's un- thinking forgetfulness : "Ashes to ashes, dust to dust; As of the unjust, also of the just-- Is that the be-all and end-all of ex- istence? Reason answers with an emphatic 'No" There must be an ultimate decency of things. There must be a hereafter to make the here right. Yet after all these arguments ave not the proofs on which we depend. They are all very gooa. But they are not the foundation on which we plant our feet. They are valuahle as contributory evidence but they are not the conclusive and final testi- mony. The greatest men who sought and thought out these evidences, specialists thiough they may have been in thought wor litemature or science, are nevertheless only men, groping their way to knowledge, of- ten mistakn when dealing with things spiritual. The One on whose Lestimony we depend, on this question is the world's specialist on spiritual pro- blems, the unrivalled authority on} all which concerns the inward and unseen of man. In this respect Jesus Christ stands alone. He is the final voice on all which concerns the life of the chase and of war with their At'the other end of the se ale | of human progress and mental de-| velopment, the greatest thinkers and! are giving | their time to its study, and are con- Philosophers like Balfour and Bergson, Itterary men like Meyers and Stead, Doyle and De- Morgan, scientists like Barret and! Crookes and Lodge, not only ave! willing | to risk their reputations for sanity by going to mediums muttering m | to see, if they can throw | further light on the question. | with them or disagree with | it matters little, The fact re-| search for proofs of | them, mains that the | immortality is the most fase inating | and all-absorbing pursuit the world | | today offers to men. | | tality, | points Kach man who believes in immor-| proves it his own way. One | to the slow growth of the "human bedy and still slower growth I'veach | Mifty years | just | serve | snaps | gether. | such prodigal waste | must {an tory, of the mind, only to he snapped off | | by death just when they reach their | hest Twenty years and more to their strength physieallly. | and more to reach their! best mentally. By the time men | reach their best mentally, their bod- ily powers are already far gone, And | when they are most fitted to] mankind. the faithless bodies! altogether, the thread of life and all their accumulated knowledge and power are lost alto-!} Thoughtful men feel that | cannot be. Men live again to use all they have learned and gained here. This is still more true of the hum- race f.ook at its age-old his-! its long. slow struggle upwards, fail hs .. 1066 & LYTLE, Limited | | Farmers, Attention! | ' some fine We have a fresh supply of choice Seed Grain of the | There llowing varieties just arrived. 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It is as much a reality to Him as Jerusa-| lem or Capernaum where he lived, [ as Judaea or Galilee where he walk-) ed and taught every day. He does | not attempt to prove it. He takes it as one of the assured and accepted facts of human existence. He talks] |'of it as confidently us a physicist does | of the wonders of the radium, as aviator does of the conditions of the upper air, as an African traveller might of conditions at the head wat-| ors of the Nile or in the valley of the Congo. Each of these speaks of that of which he knows from experience. | He has been there, has seen for him-| self and studied, and we aceept his! testimony on the subject on which he is a specialist. There is no reason | why we should not accept the testi-! mony of Jesus Christ on this subject | on which He is the specialist of all} time | "Let not your heart he troubled. . | In my Father's house are many man-| siens. ...1 go to prepare a place for you- I come again, and will re- s0 that where also." ant I. am. there ye may he {LOCAL SHOOTERS HOLD A PRACTISE! A preliminary praerzee shoot for the big event on Good Friday, was held by members of the Oshawa Gun! Saturday afternoon. Some of | the best scores out of 25 birds were: D. Stewart 23, J dcCaffrey 21. H. KE Tryior 20. 7. Miller 20, J. 19. G. DD. Conant 18, W Worth 18, M. Cain 11. It is expected a large number of shooters from surrounding towns will be represented here on the holi- and local officers are putting success Secretary H. E. Tylor this part of the proviuce including Peterboro, Lindsay, Port Hope, Co- bourg and many ethers. Some at- tractive prizes are being offered and shooting is anticipated ! will be several events for the marksmen to prove their skill and if all clubs show sufficient interest it is possible an association may be form ed. | ed LEASIDE SEND ENTRY FEE J. G. Nott, Secretary of the Central League, received from the Leaside this week a list of oflicers + the club, also their entry fee and The officers are as follows: Honorary presidents, C. A. Walberg C. Durant: president, Her bert | Horsfall; vice president, George Peau honorary vice presidents, R secre treasurer, J. Bren- committee--J. A.{ Averhill, O. Grant, W. H. P. Wilson, H. 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