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Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 1056, 24 September 1883, Page 2

F YOU WANT GOOD AND ETEONG FUBNITURISi -no GP TO j. ,y.iTncAF- furniture; and bed- *'■ '’oh d ■' ;' BAST STREET SOUTH', -i.i '-t vj ; uV- i • ■ -■> ■■ ■•. ; • ; .. ;.. ASHBURTON. /Jlafc'i. £ VERY article Sold at Christchurch Pbioes' and guaranteed bea. .of ..cT and workmanship. ' " ' Kfui 'Ln FUNERALS OHXJtFSY&,COMPI^TBaY;ytrKNIBHED o&jsta -okasi saqac! ffr - W B -AN. HONEST DODBPER, The writer,” who has the sincerest sympathy for honest daubtera, would strongly ;that, on the, chance of there . being some truth in Scripture, the reader ' should take some such step as using the following lines (at least once everyday), a! A VhJch are baaed on the prayer of » soldier before entering-into battle, <( O God, if them ha aGod, have mercy upon my soul. If I have a soul ” ; _i pSi D'God, ifGod there be, . And I’ve offended Thee, *r. > r.i'j i J (jj mercy look on me. . 2. My -soul, if soul there be, ;.Would’stthoul-alvatioa see? > Now to the Saviour flee. • 'r-w . <3- O Chlrist, if Christ there be, , -UJ-v-tK-li ■•“ i . died for me, i ( AL’iS. ifi -f ,-, .-*4. Spirit, if such there be, ’ f. An AThou would’st plead with me, iQmsv Ihst to Thee.