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g By Far the Greatest Publication of the Year ||
H First ILdition, 100,000 Copies ||
I The Life and Sayings I
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I ' SAM P. JONES i
0 O'aS? . . By MRS - JONES «
g Assisted by REV. WALT HOLCOMB, the ®
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H TEN REASONS TEN REASONS ||
<ggj£ Why Sam Jones Appealed to the Masses With Whom He Came Why You Should Have a Copy of “Life and Sayings of Sam feat
(££CCn In Contact. Jones ”
1. He hated the sin, but he helped the sinner. j There is more real life and light in one of his quaint
. 2. He thought an ounce of mirth was worth a pound of an d homely tales than in a hundred thousand words of musty, (6®
sighs in any market place. dusty> formal sermO ns.
3. He had no mercy for the Pecksniffs of this world, and 2. His sayings and doings are pertinent to every man who Wfe
punctured sham and hypocrisy with his keen wit. struggles and slips and falls and strives to rise again.
, e "os himself a living exemplar of the truths he 3 You cannot escape the lesson that what Sam Jones
preached. From a member of the “Down-and-Out Club’’ he did you can do, and Sam Jones, dead, will help you living, to
raised himself to a prophet of light. do
• i- He P reaehed and P rov ed the optimistic lesson that life 4. Your boy and girl will gain inspiration for a better
is hvab e; for he foresaw the day when Death, the slayer, shall life Ey having access to the mighty doings of this great teacher
himself he slain - of things good.
a n f eVer f ° rgOt that Christianit y was a religion of 5. You will be better for having read it and you may
l° y a . n . d lau » llter ’ not one of tears and sorrow; a living help accomplish much for the cause of Christianity by placing it C SS£
for this earth, now and here, and not a bundle of dried and within reach of your friends. * °
WJgg mold} dogmas. 6. Though his voice be hushed in death, his matchless
o' TT 6 was a r ? an of . an( ! for . tie P e °P le - eloquence in behalf of God’s laws and decrees becomes im-
was a aumani^arian 111 every sense tnat the word perishable by means of this volume.
implies. , 7. It will be helpful to you every day in the year and
9. With al his firmness and steadfastness of purpose will make every obstacle easier to surmount.
and conviction he was gentle, tender and kind in the truest . 8. If you never heard him speak, you will be gladdened by
sense. preserving for future generations his Christian teachings.
• °ve all, he was a man. g jj is teachings are of the kind you want impressed
a . a a* • upon your children.
Agents Coin Money. Handsome Outfit for 50c. io. It will accomplish more real good than the combined W
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The Golden Age for November 22, 1906.
