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AUGUST 29. 1915.

GOD’8 CARE FOR ELIJAH.

I. Kings 17: 1-16.

Golden Text: “Casting all your an-

XIBIY upon him, because he careth lor you." i. Pet. 5: 7. .

Verses 1. The message of Elijah

was addressed to Ahab. The exact time of the crisis 'that called It forth is not given. Ahab was of Omri and reigned twenty-two years from 875 to 853 B. C.. He was a man of strong and independent character. When he ascended the throne of israel the na- tion was subject to Syria and the court of Damascus dictated Its policy. Ahab secured its indepemlance at the battle of Aphek (1 Klings 20: 4.) A- mong other msasures designed to strengthen thc Kingdom of Israel Ahab entered into alliance with the King of Phoenlcia, taking Jezebel his daughter as his wife. But Jezebel brought the worship of the Phonol- cian Baal into Israel. 'I`o please the queen Ahab wont so far as to build a temple and erect an altar to Baal in thc capital city of Samaria. From what appears in the letter account Ahab was not an apostate from the religion of Jehovah, but a lukewarm adherent who saw no harm in yield- ing to t-he scrupies of Jezebel. The prophets looked upon his conduct dif- ferently. They were lamenting Jero- boam`s corruption of the worship of Jehovah through thc introduction of the calves of Dan and Bethel. They were impatiently wailing for a return to the purcr worship of Jerusalem. In- stnad of this Abad had sanctioned and Iiclpod it further departure from the anccstrai path through tho introduc- tion pf Baal worship. it must have been some _years after his accession to thc throne and when his attitude and policy had been fully revealed that Elijah finally presented himself before the king, and delivered the ominous message that a prolonged drought was to come on the land us a scourge from Jehovah. The prop- lmlis appearance and words do not seem to have impress- cd Ahab. At all events hc neither becdcd him nor showed ir- ritation at his sinister prediction. in all probability he looked upon him as a mad and irresponsible person, whose wurils and action were unwortliy of notice. Elijah was allowed to with- draw unmoicstcd.

Vc|‘sc 2-7. The truth of the word of

Elijah could not bc provcd with the lapse of timc. And during that time it was rlccc-'isar_\' for Elijah to excr- cisc paticncc und kccp out nf public Iil`c. Meunwliiic thc world would ap- parently move on as it had always moved. Pcrlmps cvcn the words and his appearance would he forgotten. It rcquircs a strong conviction indcei to cn:-ihlc mio bodly to pruacli Go<I°.s will to men with thc prospect, that many years may ciapse bcforc any sign of the truth of onc's words can appear. To withdraw into obscurity and risk being neglected and forgott- en is no cariy task. But Elijah faced ir and welll into rctircmcnt. The place _of his retirement was “thc ,brook (‘,hc|‘Ith." This stream runs down from the heights of Upper Jud- aea to the plains ot’ Jericho through a prccipitous~ country. Among the na- tural cavcrns of the ravine. Elijah probably found one in which lie might lodge awaiting the call of Jeho- vah to thc next public duty. Eiijaii'.s Iifc in retirement. was not only one of separation from his fellow beings, but also of physical privntion. Men have often chosen the -solitary life, But they have donc so because of indif- ference to public affairs. Elijah was not indifferent to the fate of his peo- pio. Mon have prefcrrcd to livc ss ascctics dcnying their bodies the full- cr nourishment dcsignr-.rl by nature in order to win eternal salvation for their souls. Elijah showed no sian of concern concerning his soul. He submitted to solitude and privation in obcdicncc to God‘s wiii. The dro- ught iie predicted came und grew sev- crcr and scverer. But thc God who directed Elijah to deliver his mess- nge p’rovidcd for his support through thc strcamiet of (Thcrith and the "broad und flesh" which the “ravens” brought him. Thc natural curiosity regarding the “ravens” and the food tlmy brought to Elijah and thc man- ncr in which they secured It is not 1-nsily sartlwallrul. But thc Insson is vicar. God furnishes strength and sup-

port to thosc _who do his will.

\-'crsc R-I6. Tho .sovt-.rity of thc

drought finally caused tho \vrit.ui° of cvr-.n tho brook (`-lmrith I0 fail Elijah saw himself fort-cal to sock u now re- fugn. This. under divinc directions, be found in the country of these very Piiunnlcians. who-so religion had In- vadod and corrupted his own beloved

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Elijah now came asking for that mor-

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ask, but also to bestow u favor. The wldnw's extremity was Eiijalfs op- portunity. lt is a parable of life. Everyone who stimulates the benevo- lence of others b a caiiug to them

something for his need, but he has bestowed more than he has received. _He ha.; opened the springs of good will by stimulating benevolence. And

ferent sense from the cus-c of thc wid- ow, is Itself “the jar of meal" that "wasted not" and thc "1-rusc of oil" that did not fail. God works his mlm- cim in dii`t‘cx°cnL ways in different

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israel. In the town of Zarcphath near eleven ° °|°‘k ln the f°m“°°“ ‘md t \_ * Sldon there lived an unnamed widow °tl’°" ha" l~° be give" 'ate in me arte”

with her young son. into her house “

of bread which orienti hospitality e denies. to no one. The famine had el waxed .strong indeed sincc this widow G In answer to the prophct's request

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good will. though pcrimps in a dif- INDIGESTION AND SIMILAR TRO-

ngcs and under dilicrcnt conditions. 'W He may not c route lnaicrial mcal and W oil when thc sour(-cs of these de- C rmands are yielding thcm abundantiv fo

CRCG WAS FIRST USED IN 1740.

See Daniels' order prohibiting alco-

hollc liquors on board ships of the navy and at navy yards has given rise to the question regarding the origin of the word "grog."

Vice-Admiral Vernon of the British

s uadron o sratin in the West Indies ,xx _A

<1 P 8 in 1740. the man for whom Washing ton's home was named, issued an or- der trom which the word "greg" orig- inated. His purpose was to regulate

the Personnel, to remedy existing con- if 1.' -`°7‘.f-if? dltlouii and promote temperance.

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Because of the demoralization of the en brought through over indulgence

in rum, the order providing for the use of diluted liquor was given. According to this order a quart of water had to be mixed with each pint of the West indian beverage, and the usual ration was divided, half to be given before

oon. Tho men in their resentment at thc

nterference on tho part oi' their sup rjor, ironically dubbed the diluted rink "greg" in his honor. - Admiral

fog.” because It was his custom to ear a heavy storm coat of “gross- rain,” or, ns the common Engl ish rm was. "grogram."-Kansas City tar.

he Only Cure For

A Weak Stomacli

UBLES MUST BE 'TREATED THROUGH THE BLOOD.

lndlgestion can be treated in many nys. but It, can only be cured in one ny-through tho blood. Purgntivcs annot curc indigestion. By main rce they move on tho food still undi-

cstcd. That weakens the wholo sys-

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ernon had been nicknamed “Old

failing cruso of oil when hc leads thc .

sluggish und indolcnt to work in or- 1' dcr that they may iiavn wherewith lo

thc prophet asked the widow for I

mcsi, hc acvonipunicd thc request ‘ with rt rovciation of the powcr of S

promise of his blessing. The times I were hard and very trying, and it H must have been difficult to cxcrcisnil faith. But faith In Jcliovab, thc God L of israci, was rowardcrl as it always has bccn, and will hc.

in the ordinary ways of nature; but ‘ll he works the miracle of thc uucx- I haustcd jar of meal and of the un- 0°

mcet their o\vu and their ncighbor's ? uced. it is significant too that when 0

thc first cake to be nmdc out of our n

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his medicine is plain. Nothing

food hilt uro rod blood. Ami Dr, Will

om. u ses up the natural juices and avus the stomach and bowels parch- d and sore. it is actually a cause of ndige.s{lpn- not ti cure Othcrs ry pre-digested foods and peptoniz- d drugs. But drugs which digest thc od for the stomach rcaiiy weakens ts power and makes the trouble chro- ic, The digestive organs can ncvcr io the work properly until they arc troug enough to do it thcmsclvcs. otblu can ivc the stomach that

bundnntly supplied by Ilf- Villiams' Pink Pills. .Su hc reason for tho success of

an stimuialo thc glands and nothing an absorb thc nourishment, from the

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DANGEROUS N|TR0G|__ygER|N_ iams' Pink Pilislsurpass- all oth:-r

_ *__ mcdirzinos in giving that now, rich

Nitroglycerinr is it fcarfully danger. blood. Miss B. E. Johnson. l~lcmfor1i,|

ous explosive and ul a temperature oi’ N

. S.. says: "For months I was ii

only l00 degrees--that is. vcrv»lil,tle'f!Fi%\t sufferer from liidigostimi; food more than the warmth gf the`huma,, nf any kiml was distasteful to nic. bmiy-it begins to decompose. and after catinfl l \V0\ll'l -S‘1|Tf`l' "l""l‘-

Tons of nltroglyccrin are turned out Naturally l LZFBW Weak *mtl ‘V35 bm ‘I

every day, for it is the explosive from BI

iadow nt’ my former sclf. I was tak-

mlxing vats arc artificially cooled by

coils of cold watrr pipes.

'Tirc cleaner nitroglyccriu is madc l

the less the danger. (ionscquentiy it undergoes any number of washings be- c fore it is fit for use. ln the earlier-

stitutcri a source of danger until, one

ground ncur a factory, which was soak-' ed with this compound, caused a fear-

(fiui cxplosign. A cavity twenty feet

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factory itself, although fully 200 yards Q away. was practically demolished.-1

WhlCli guncotton is made, But a|| the - ing ti doctor's prescription. but it did

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not help me in thc least. Thcn I read of ri case similar to my own cured hrough the uso ni' Dr. WiIlirim.s‘ Pink

Pills and I decided to try thc medi-

inc. By thc time I had taken six

boxes thc trouble had cntirciy disap-

days -of its manufacture nitroglycerin'pearcd, und l could cat heartily uf all waste water was allowed to run awav kinds of t'ood. More than this i found through open drains, or into steams my general health grcutiy improved through open drains, or into streams. througii the use of the Pills. I can it was not realized that this waste con- thcrcforo strongly recommend Dr.

Williams' Pink Pills us u cure for in-

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Exhibitors must make their entries before Au -

ust 21st, and anyone not receiving Prize List can og-

_ Secretary, M. McF. Hall,

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Exhibition 1’

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Grading Rules.-

here.

Clinrlettetown Gnmliu 1m4-c-ima.

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2644-8-24Ml.hl3I ' '

O I laligt Talks in White Cedar Shingles

311'; ff; '1`hey must be well jointed to go onthe job without loss of the carpenter’s time to say noth

ing of making a good job and avoiding any danger ofa leaky roof. _

Our Molto; “Prompt delivery with good service.”

Connolly’s West Wharf

me KM You "an Always Baum Good Cedar Shingles are well sawn, and of full and even thickness, with smooth butts.

WIQQ |§¢l'r ot Uillgpnper 1_~r~\\nt1n| limp U . A ¢

_ or her‘o1okv9 ft

The Full-Size _}i2a.g, Alone: or __ 7 __e____ Fha Complete S4 Flag t-nd Outfit IKM ORDERS.-it ornpleta outfit is wanted load

Us Riel ond lo. cddltlunnl. tar pong; In to mile none for lla. ll other Dion of Prcvinner tor nv-eater alraness Mk your ummm"

an lt to lnniude for I lbs.; if lieu' alone is denlred. :snr the SLU, QSM. alfldcsnl Postage tn mn sono (or Io. any Canadian point).

.~_s.___- They must be well graded and each grade fully up to the strict standard of the Association

We buy nothing but Standard High Class Shingles from the Association Mills and all our

stock carries the Trade Mafk "V” which is a guarantee of quality.

We handle Shlves, York and Dalhousie Brands all of which are well known to our

The Shingles weloffer are not only Good Shingles but they are much better than ordinary '

stock. '

L, M. POOLE &- CO.