. Le Cry. De guerre. J'ai répondu maintenant que je l'avais réglé, que je donnerais mal et servir Dieu, si Hesaved moi ou non, et stupéfiant à la forme thépénitente sous l'influence de la liqueur, pleuré., à Dieu pour la miséricorde et monté à mes pieds un homme sobre, crédible que Dieu avait pardonné mes péchés. Myconversion était en effet un miracle, même si les enfants de la rue se sont courués et pleuraient, Connie est sauvé ! Mes amis voulaient que je me joins à l'esurf, mais j'ai senti, après avoir prié aboutil deux ou trois semaines, que Dieu m'appelle dans l'Armée, alors je suis alors devenu un soldat. Après que j'ai été sauvé quatre ^ ou fiveda

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. The War Cry. start. I Answered Now I had settled it, that I would give upwrong and serve God, whether Hesaved me or not, and staggering to thepenitent form under the influence ofliquor, cried., to God for mercy androse to my feet a sober man, believingthat God had pardoned my sins. Myconversion was indeed a miracle, eventhe children on the street ran up anddown crying, Connie is saved ! My friends wanted me to join thechurch, but I felt, after praying aboutit two or three weeks, that God wascalling me into the Army, so I thereand then became a soldier. After I had been saved four ^ or fivedays, the Lord showed me that I shouldnot use tobacco. I tried to quit it bydegrees, but found I could not. On myway to meeting I threw my tobaccoaway and when I went home frommeeting I gathered all my pipes, tobac-co and everything belonging to it andmade a little bonfire of them. ThankGod, I have never wanted any since.I was asked to give my pipes to myfiends, as they wei-e good ones, but Isaid NO, I would not. LAYING THE FOUNDATION OF OUR BARRACKS AT DAWSON CITY (KLONDIKE). get my experience some six or sevenmonths after I was saved. I had al-ways made good wages, drink neverprevented me from working, but, likeothers, through drink I was in debt* Iwas doing my utmost to- pay up. Igot out of work and had nothing to fallback on, nor did I know where the foodfor my wife and children was comingfrom. Everything looked very dark. My wife and I were standing, in thekitchen one day, the tears runningdown our cheeks. I said we will kneeldown and tell it all to Jesus. Whileon our knees God gave me this preciouspromise, NO good thing will I with-hold from them that walk uprightly.We got up, put on our things, wentout trusting God and called at my brothers. He told me Mr. , a hotelkeeper, wanted to see me aboutsome work, but some of his shopmateshad said 1 had better not go there, itwas a trap laid for me to get me todrink. I looked at my wife and askedher what I should do. She said, Go.I

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