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elauy Su°°°==fu1 In Curios me renal Rev Di. Taiiilage'sStrmoli-for Labor Day- .icuii we...-~is. .lpiif 1.--.see nsiil ‘ lie' if F
__ _ __ 'rss ci-1Aizi,_o'i‘f1f1:To_ivN GUARDIAN, SEPPEMBER il, lm. - _
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Disease. -".-,_ _ ° I 1.; Y.. FP _,_- - °V¢l1Y ¢"`
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Ward aeoordlnl to Act of Parliament at Ceaadl.
dr Em lim. iv Pastries oivll. at reloam.
eti e eoamnelltolAsiicultlln. Ottawa-
Los Angeles, Cai., Sept. I.-In this
Labor day sermon _the preacher appro- priately takes for his theme the great army of humble every day workers upon whose faithful use of their single talent in their particular sphere de-
tbe dlB€MB8 IKDOWIJ. with ‘-Urs. Samuel Fl-airs 01 Pmgpwt ponds thc welfare and happine s of a '“
wlliclli:_l:lnen_;ri;__%ioii§:,fl;_i_ttley{lls- Plains, N. J.,wrll¢s; ' ti_i_l_tlon. ;i_‘ho text ie Matthew ixv, 15, 32;; casein omo . un ess Degrum Hnkh-m___ o snot er oile." .- -
it t tl it d - r ' » - ve"
flilili'-l’$`$1y'§.°.'l'l`lill $13.-i§§"§uf$l'§§§ ° ’ s.'él`li‘.i.‘i”.$'-l“{‘»'$%’;°ll’ti2°S.‘5§lflZll§l’%2.'3.3'ii‘i ¢§»l`i"ii'l°»fe"Xi‘?li.§"...‘i‘.'i i‘lii'i.§i'l3f°l;lf ms' Being muy Mmm of thu, Mm pink {g_r__;r_lc;.0__li:_l_;e__x_l I____;~;l_t._t;_ly3g! tures ever painted. Not because it is :ZW
Driving the Last Spike.
The PreaeheriSho@'i"`s Whnlt thi llumble Every Day
._.'('§f-ll W _“€
~ - r
_ o
I - '?"£w t““g "1 ‘lm WW °f Sh°° P°ff¢C¢l°11 for women at a
\§f__»\..I_{I' _ _ moderate figure. Nothing so good as “Royal purple" _ fr czi_i_1d had except :it a very much higher price. The
_ _ _ _ ~. . ._ _ . fs ‘Fe _‘he =i1¥1=\_ff°-itstyles of ¢ile_s¢.isollTseweat
Workers Can Do For the Welfare and HBPPI- . ee S apd .toesfm au the P°P“im` 1e5th°f5“ die-.YI ale - -
ii...-s ..l .s slliall'->~a wilislssll al. li..- ‘ _ G°°‘?Y°‘f’W°’*°d '°°i WWI- mem 'long and moron.
, This stamp on the sole of each shoe is your Before ou bu mmm' S* ` __ ‘ .
one powerful lesson you wlll learn tithe. This is the lesson: When you enter a great diy goods eqlporluin. where millions of dollars' worth _nf goods are sold every Year, the floor-
walkel- who 1-reets you at the door, tht clerk who so ls you the goods or/or the courl_ter,.,ihe_delivsry boy who hands
the pareols in at th¥`___door. are all one
leilted folks. lf_ t t clerk is disre-
ttul. it tha young alan In the shoe _rtment does not walt upon you
ently a'nd.kindly, you leave that
ln- disgust. In a args dry goods ajl__af\ .ordinary customer you
r m's'et the manager or the great
- ‘ y v e ¢ e
;,_;:n;,_e_;:_i_ly_i_n l1_:a_;°4;‘_’5*_E_:'_-tZ:_l:_eT_l:u_;1_l;»_~ §ili;_e_y_t_mu_i_l;ei and cl}n§estlan___;if_§.lle wombi Ahgexfglg ;;f.,£:°:;':;tnHT'ho°?;i his European buyer or the owner of the
:_ l . , ' ac u .u e '- _ - i _ t _ 1 1 _
illiciii her great remedy for wciman’s siiiforndaowilh gint bcadngslown ’!L'llu:;il “mum” has wen "'“"ded th|"y_tw° :nll)er:t.cY'iii'l|l.dlWael`ail mallhshcgxltgiiiagntgnd
his-'ilydia E. Pinililallrs vegetable eolliiiillllui waiilsmtsiilslwll. liiitillot “Nl "Mele in °°"\oe"¢loo wlrh "her Ia,
__ I _ _ Y e so
o.retall`atore are sold by one talent
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C<""f~°"°“'..""° °“§“‘ '°.'r° .ref 1; **il‘*;#;i.i':.°:.r~r‘;‘..:.f £i.:.".'f.:“l..‘:‘;'.';z;““.i;.:.i.':s. °:...:::;f ad we -hm »--- "'°'"""n°di‘i B www mm K? lmgho-t lian\'s lyegetahlo Com und antililrn thank- cast over the countr in thousands their °m°x°y°{l'°“s'°m°" d°°1|d" ,ww hU"i”‘ Wh ° ‘ W” sufekifa °°“ r° “ fill to f.-lyitl hasentirisy cured mo. Ido all of wma cum not MCB); 9 I ermnuu much those customers will buy. It not f=l1=\l<llB°“S°»W°m°“° 1 My l"`°‘1b]»°5- mi 1-- ll work have no more baclrllchs and U P y this illustration an overwhelming proof
Y
The Vegetable Compound ww in hm, an um _W1 Ryuhrwlm have d_”ppw____l_ have seon»the old arilst in his last days. to
ou of the mighty influence and
nliiiiy with the ln_Wl that govern the Ii'.1iiilntpi~n|>ic ynur medicine onoii li,and helpless M u mm’ Child and therefore' power of the one mmm people?
c ' ' ’ ` f | ' trouliietoirylt., man have been unduly influenced by
.lille fl-mills system and while time wouldad-ie-aiiwoe-en-oseflliewilrliridnei °“ “°°°““' °f "le °°'°°"“'“Y °‘ me _'l~_llsqlls_la_ient`<i_iera may som.;-i all
Y
um nmuysowl ed “mem” ork dney thc ower of th lciu but that ic- mil
an insignilie nt atom in my ern-
tmllllles, Lydia E. Pinlthom'a .Vegc- M,-,_ J_ w_ I _ f 525 TMA A _ P 8 N- D rl b 1 1 I d table Compound is the only one woo- aus, New x'lll-iifnifriitiei N Six” §,“{’,ecf,"""‘§§,,"‘§ ";;‘§\“fn';,k‘}:“ liioviztei- mu: eoefriu tefriilnhoilzi
cially prepared for women. and thou- DE" M _ H __ 8’ “B0 I BD 8 h U slllltls have been euredofserious kidney . I ymvgaggs , gm” ,,i||(,m,. ' R ill-rzlilgeilicnls by _lt.. Derungements of trouill.-_ Mylleck ached all ills i. the feminine or ans quickly affect. the was discoliraguil. I beani tillli
llidliiiys, andwgcn a woman has such
I i ht I th
;:§§
= tri? £§s°
l'iilkl~nnl'.~l Vi-gzrtuhle Compound » kidney tllw-i=~~, until lr-will ki take it
picture. It is a picture \\flllch,_sho_ws
a marriage altar, whore th1.f8r east and the far west -- where he Union ailroad and the Central Pacific rail- ad-tvere united by the wedding ring
_miles es .an _S0 0_ iles wide.
I .am only ii lgaf' aillif 2 wlhole fioresl or alltumrlsl foliage. l am only a lit- tls flickering candle light in a horizon blaze with the flaming chariots of
1"’““' bmkwhef b°“i“% dmv" Tins* Ibave recommended it to loin ofileoiils ami l-ratio moment who ' the great work of °"y'h‘“s'" oh' 7°* my b'°"‘°" 7°"
urhmwo fmqnens" Bum yor his cob °b°Y“1ll’mi"°i°V°"YhiKhlY- [1 "md Sta ford rd C P. Huntln ton a°`
As a clerk in the store, as a type-
orod. l1l`01.i\I¢iD8- 901.0-ing 0:' bnmlnlll " an 5 _ writer or a salesman or a saleawomatl
ur deposits like brick u_s in it; un iisiiill thirst. swelling of hands and feet., su-t-lllu under the eyes or sharp pains lu tllc gsclprunning down the inside of her groin., she may be sure her kid- ncys are affect/ed and should lose no tiino in combating the disease with
Lydia E- Pi”kh“1“'5 VGKBWMB Com' Fel-lencc which she has to draw from,
poiiilll, the wo1_nan‘s~remedy for wo- in:\n's ills." _ The following letters show how
mnrvolously successful it is.
Lydia P. l>liiiililliii's Vctetuble Compound: a Womans Itemody for Womanla ills.
Mrs. Pinirham’s Standing In
vitutlon.
Women suffering hum kidney
trouble, or any form of female Wauk-
nesa are invited to promptly communi- ciite with Mrs. P uklium, at L n, liiass. Out of the great volume unix-
t. is more than likely she' husthdvery knowlerlfge tllut wi l help. your ww. Iltir adv cc is free and always help- \I l
iii elel‘lilieliii or-1-is-we
-llslva- Scoilals -Great Fair
` -AT-
lnsurance Com-
f P3035
hilu Ctiniles Crocker and Mark Hop l'~»rl ana -.~.-osummated. In the prel- encs of 1il..ii,- of the most prominent msn, norm, sullih -est and west, the golden spike was alll:-ll which forever made the east and the ul: i. 'he metro- polis of New York and the llisi.'.:;:olls of California next door neighbors,
Vast was the amount ot brain and
physical aner` expended which made the scene of thlit picture possible. Over the mountains down into the valleys, the leaping rivers and the ravlnes, has gone the shriek nf that locomotive we lee puffing and panting behind Leland Stanford as the first president of the Gentrsl Pacific drives in the last spike. Far, far away from any human real~ dence went the workmen. Cannot you see the deer and the buffalo and the
prairie dogs look up in wonderment as hat strangsiooitlng creature called-al railroad train' dashes by? "How could E man have hundreds and thousands and tone of thousands of men at work
contractor when talking about the WB- L
rlead Office, Toronto,
H X Sonic Salicut Features from Rrport ot
__i9o4.
The Dates a|~e:_, _ lilsiiraiirciil force . . . ... $7.6J6.798.3
Ntw liisiirlliicc iiisiieil.. $,i,:_1S,l57.0o
T Increase, 26 per cent, 560') 958.75
a "'“' g Cssll lueoule, l’rei.iilliius,
‘§ Interest, etc., . . . . £28 .$46.51
Make u vlsli in the Fair Your ‘ |"¢'¢l*¢» 76 il" CHN- 557. 6.89
Holltlu) oi the Year. and
i 6 I lvlicafll Claims? P y
l Dcaih Llsimt during year $38,517.00
*_*--° _ltillc ilor l,<ilil lllcalls Iiisllrzluce iii forci-
Pl'enli\lIIlS$20700i| _ R-:lie I.; years, 1;); nies-_3.54 per tooo
Grail Educailonalliialuiss-
[i[,';|1[| |J|3|]|3y_i|| all (hs |]gD3[(._ ill.-i-.ll.~.1s per ¢ell.__‘i.i9,1zi,iz
|l|9lliS- '
1i_\il;g}lt§IL?ING A "el Surplus an Police;-uw'
l.i!iL-rli_l I’|L-iltiiiiiis iii the l)t-puri-
illcills oi Pioviucliil Iiiiliislry.
Mziclilnery in Motion
Wonian‘s Department, AGENTS VVANTED-
Flliierals of Nova Scotia. _ J.
Provincial Live Stock.
llagnilicenl Grand Stand Show.
Eulriss close August ar, and Sep-
tember 4, and Exhibition opens Sep- tciiilier i3.
l"orciiir Form a i nl on
w______° y s tiilaiiy ufor ati ,
M. McF- HALL
lilnilagcr :mil Secretary Nova Scotia
l"°"i“'~'i“l I':X|\ibi|~l01\l Haiiffil iiiriiisliiiigs llliil iippuricliiliict.-s. In-
il'\v .'~`il|l
BAGS
I°°l000-All Kinds, NEW
and SECOND HAND. 8 8 CARVELL Bnos. 2 "1'\llh.3w. f~?;
Chas. F. lflavison
Funeral Iiirector and
Edin-tlnidr _ ` Gluten Meal. [great milk pro-
Oflice and showrooms Prince St. op-. Oil Cake Meal mm Bmisii °"“'°“‘ '“°“*“=”°°»'f°°\ 1 nal.-ilfi>r<1'l cllif meal. -
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°f Prince Hlvlu added to in _gigiliiilellt one of the latest improved of he lowering devices, and a flue pair ex "'_“°l and having had eight. yi-are __“:>¢;'i=noe in the business sm re- uvf' _I0 do all work la a tllcrolnxiiy m__:;_;e':_l0__;1ie;iner. All rails |lromptl,y n Rh! cmd any hour of the thy or
dilf ‘ll \§'l¢Pli0l1k,~l\'o. 159. rgei _ N m AL W “` ' _ `
increase, 24 pcr ceiil. $l,t74.l9l.il5
Total I-Zxpeiise, lhlyiiieuts
io i'o1ii:y-holtlers, etc.. §i66,93f.I9
lllt rest Rt time alone in re than a s
5.56 pl-r rent.
Average .iii|iu.ll I)t.ui.li
lhe lowest rule on recllrd lor any tomplny
iii same age
Reserve (lit-lug in excess
llt' Govt. sllllltlrirtli $74/i.o74,49
'i`otlll Asscis for Policy
liolilerll scciirity, bill., $i,253,2i6.o5
$9.67 iiir evr y dollar nl lliihiliiy, including
holders Account $l84.HI 56
lttsscrvus Iiir seven yours on li rn. iitblc,
Interest iii. 3% per ccilt.
Iiilr-rust t~:lriii>il nn ineiiii Nut Assets 033 per ceni,
General Agent, Cliiiiloliclowii, 1'. li. I.
|.il 5.
fénsai orroit.
/icsilla Hotel for slils viilli all its
cliiilcll are ille iz lluililillgs iiuil At-riiloior Mill, 4 llonis, an excellent iipiiiltgofpiirc_wilici‘, alarge l-egclaiile garileii.
I. C. IIALL,
Gmail Trscadie.
8-12 d lui
“__*_T?
CHEAPER THAN l`AY
Ontario Bran.
Manitoba Bran.
Midtlliilgns Corn Meal-
Cracked Corn.
Matclliess Lllop, 51% each
Barley, Oats slid Com.
d ar er]
i ..~ ii it i
“i‘ii‘§ilii°l'1'ow°i3li&ii:l:s
AULD BROS.,
tire fortune?" I asked a great railroad I
itch The success of Leland Stan
workmen in the purpose for Which U10
in God's sight. Oh. yes, we can prove
talent as well as by the conversation t of tho great mllrorld mntractor in rel- I
our money. That is no small amount B
common soldier d the common church
would show their vast influence upon B
zhould employ well the talent God has if given ue to use. - - - -~ ' I ,g
6 . '
ford's railroad enterprises, d;siaends_as much upon the men of one ta ent do ng ,. _ .,.l _ their work honestly as it does upon the calnhuzllié "s‘,)mr;§e€m`.|?;eU;:;' ,°Nf,:(_ men oi' live or`ten talents doing their _cnunmr .ll have no new of (hm. The W°"k h°“e5“V 5'", Wen" 6"” lesmnl one talent clerk is just as essential for ia "h“("5"`e°~‘ I" temwmi me' gre" the marvelous developments of thc in “P""“‘*'- Gm’ has "° '““'g“m°a“' mercantile world as is the ten talent
you are not an insignificant atom. though you may be -occupying a small place. You are not s drop of water amid an ocean or heaving blilcwa. You are not a leaf or a candle light dimmed by the glory of the iloontide sun, but you arf- the coga of a wheel which are abso- lfitely essential to make the wheel move. If alle liitle cogs aregone, then the wlicr-l slilyil lf the wheel stops, then allthe vast illaclilnfry of the factory ls hailed. In the gi-int railroad engine the boiler, generating the steam which draws ih_e long line of fre-lgllt cars, is absolutely essential, but are not the piston rods and the driving wheels and ihetruck and the coaliender and the furnace and- all tho other parts of the lciomotlve just as essential?
What would you think of the-long
branches of a great -tree looking down in- disgust at the roots- yust exposed when_the. sod is turned over by the farmers lipase? what would you tllillil If those branches would say: "Oh, you
tor him. as did Leland Stanford and
not have thousands oi llnuncial 'leak-‘ n;:`,':§yo`,. aésgngggisl callvmo alrotyiiiirdn
es which would sweep away his en- y ' y u y
“-5 ' yourselves in m coat ot man colorsl
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will have none of you‘!" Well, to-day e owner of the great dry goods store
sons of this picture. "Simply by per- h feet orsanizatlon." he answered. “Each §:§';k;'°u\;':'fhebfrJ:'{)er’;°;_';':;";;n ‘ga man has his allotted work to do. Each dependent of the Geo mot wha* ma" is msp°""“’i° 1°' 3 #Mig °t may would you think of the wood oi' the °" f°" °°'°”|" s°°“°““ h° I ° wgs' rail mast despising the wood of the "M" Y°“ SH' “°“"‘ *° ‘ S °W"“§ hs ships keel? can lilo hand say to tile and the lowest workmen digging n t c WHSL .ll have no need M mee?" can
e foot say to the eye, "I have no need thee'r' Can the heart say to the
erchant or the ten talent capitalist.
h“"“1" "wa W” °"e“°°d‘ Tm’ |’°°i’x° iiiho Hebrew talent is no insignificant is ::°.:§:::?.f.'i: ‘z§.;‘.;f;°2..‘.:’:“:.:.:t --=-» <=-»-1--ee
t
om as thc men styled mental giants. ol I k h H »
his workmen useless or unimportant fhzcglgrgr coineeie ' us mi' s°°d° over
the ordinary. everyday. common-
'I`he chisel of the one talented stone-
ihal U7 th” "me °! the °m Hebrew cutter writes vvholo pages ln the chap-
ers of the worltrs progress as well as ho pen of the statesman, the architect
oronce to Thomas I-Iill‘s "Driving of the and th oc A d Past 5P|k°" W” 'ha H°b"°W "gen: Bcoohcre stim;alYc:i“1sg8ago}lhnhyscYndn 5 9_""3" mpiiai Wm* which t° H -“ vividly described an expert stoilecutier lifes battles? No. That talent reDre» comms into mu country as un lmm‘_ ‘lemell “bm” 8-00° °h"'k°l° °f “"";}'h°' grant, Ho knows no one and no onc ?__\;_‘i_‘:_‘ 3-_Tl°!_§;‘__;T__€§__‘;““c;':_°£f_{é _-hai: ltliows him, but when he applies lor work
f a
UW 1559"" in Ci"i"'“ ‘my receaigg lyn tho foreman gives lllm u stone to 3_':_|_l_f_; ggflgz \;_;1_;1_§’_-__l“é':::°l;r‘"a;_’;‘;_ 18 cut. Here is a dueri or fern; there is
cents, you can readily understand that :worn on n 'emi _ t I tho sooo mo" °f *M P°'“"'° °‘f “_” “gl” awhile. wilenailiie iiorilpfli msiyaiotstis 85" 1° °"°’\»"‘° "“"‘i"""“ ° *Hoa fl; done. the foreman comes and slves to veal# on ooulvelonl °f °*’““* * » ilim another scene. after awhile that
ono of tho big stoneyai-ds _ln Brook-
branch of what is to be rl flower. He
tone and still another are taken away.
of rrlvrwv 1° W* °"¢ fi' ’"*°“"» A" He iis no mea hal a will il as so this Lbbor Sunday to tho clerk. thi’ .ag mes, n°nm_`i,u¢ :ng ,nm `§u_T|‘:fn3 servant, the laborers in the ditch. the down 'hs "rem ul from 0' the an
a
llery, over the doorway .ho sees the
member God glides "A powerful one gt hi h h R “_ l-*Wil*-' M7 °\’39°' ‘B '° wi" “b°‘"‘ illdniiiituitiiroviv width: Thea; ggirntias vi/gr; some of the one talented people. I (0,, but me Bmhmct aut and as he
lands looking at his work, which is the
the great 'wills world. I would also b “U th vh le t _ th 1 how why all of ua ordinary folks asap doffn ‘r‘Lm_h?’ sezena hi 52?:
I am glad l did it wall," and every ay as he passes that way he says to
io 01° Ur" l°°°- I"-‘°¥ ii" "‘°“°"°° ilimleir exuilalltiyl "1 aid tl well: Ah.
a
5-‘lmpwms M -Pu n or We K n 0 luuiciiredlue vihellevl-r_yl.l‘iigt-iso had fuia ii B lleel mlL It illustrates the dra- th” “°°r’ud° sun' I 4° nm ummm! to'
cantilo world.” Your wife some day says to you: "Come, my dear, let th go shopping. You have a day -OK-
llii; tile oar with ma"_ In, a momlnt or mental weakness you to shooiilrrt- Why do I say in a moment of mental weakness? I do not believe any man on earth can look more out of place and feel more uncomfortable and mil' arable than in an average dry goods ltore. Thsru the women push you
from side to side. When you are if stepping on your own fest you are a ~ most sure to bs stepping on some lady'l dress. Then before you have any ttttie_
to say, "Excuse me, madam," l_oi1_a other woman knocks you in the hoo. and your head ales. baalt. until your neclt feels as thduslr it had lblmll NNI)- lngitla. And then if you are unfortun-
ate enough to get naar to a olty bar!- galn counter you feel that every 0 e is there training for _a college foatlqll field and you am the 'centre rtilh"
ri to th
i.:l'~:.:.:°i.'.°f~..-3-,_ 'sa ii.:
" back. cl
we tgrtyaitamte, no man IU any rlshte. One at their rllhis is to be ldt in undisputed -possession of a
fortunate experiences while sh ul
Quran sritiisr
°°- °-In Jllllllttllewif. i 5'9
woman'l dry goods store. -
But. though yreuimay have monngne
with your wife in a greatwcity, th__ is
' i
of the one taientetl folks in the mor_~ I
'there is no reason ral- you not spend- '
sm glad l did it well!" Ah, res, that
stonccutter had a right to cxultuntly
cry.-"I did it .\v¥__ll‘f_for, had.he.tlot done his work well t e' eclgn of the archi- tect would have been utterly helpless wlthuut his execution. Thus to-day I find every stone wall and every print- ing press and e§'.¢\1’ paved street arid every house and every railroad and every ship and every bridge and every tower and-every aqueduct apulplt for the one talented itlan. The carpenters and the masons and the mechanics and the labomnare all calling to us from these,rost‘rams: "I made these tail
buildings. without me they eouif* not have been lltsd. I made them. am the one talented mechanic-_ Did I not
do my . gurl: well? Ah, ye laborers and mec anion in overalls, never neg- lect the essential work God has given you to dc. _ _
But I must apcnk to another class of
one talented folks. They are the house. hold servants, which the plulihis of my test mentions -.br name. , They are the servants, the tr ed servants, who, ce King soiamoll exortaeea li.. "wel-e born in my house." They grew up under the very eye ot their master. Because he felt he could trust them he delivered unto them his _precious possessions.-
Let me illustrate the parable. The
master, is- I ts».igva~.f0l- the coun-
itry. all the ziirareilt men ails wellleli
s!=32°..'l‘: fetuses' rbaselile ere we:
_ less-This' l{'0fl>re'iiv` Tmlent-“To protection both for quality and price dealer th h y - l-Rr Yolir
on l=i' .'-.'»_-. -4, ’ ~ -- " I S ow you cya u'F` ""sh°a° .
_ " ° The Ames, Holden Co. of Montreal, Led llemlll, ».»~.»..i ......,....,,
*wil-< "rug “egg” apo, M,,,,,,,.,,,_.,u,,“e M CANAM ‘ ° verroowh. H.¢o»iit“' '_ *
Y J,-._ .: --~»- ‘_ _...
_ered into one room, The master turn! to one and says, "John, l will make you responsible for my cattle." To another he says, "Peter.- I -will let you tend to the-plowing an¢'.tbe,lowlrlg.‘_' To an- other lie, says.. Jalneslyou loko core or the sheer. .eiielfiri their W°°' 1° sheared at ips, qht,,,t me-.". _.These are all ave talents wolcn. _Each one is a superintendent of a department alla has a large number-of employes undel-~hli`n. Then. afterglvlrlg forth some of the
-two talents. arlg,.alao..aumo. of the one talents. 8% JB-It vhs master _tufng to one of his servants. Methinks see him look at her searohlngly téndsriy, low
lngl_y and pleadingly. She does not look es hough she was a mental genius. _But she had a good face. She looks _as though she was faithful and true. Then tho good mt-ister says: "Mary, I
can give to thee but one talent. ’£hat _ is all thou art able to use. pup, o , it
is a tclentdcar to nie, l um_¥oIng to _ trust to thee my children. Wl_l_le I om away I am going to leave them th thy 'ciiargd Thou *art to be their nurse. Thou art to remain behind as a house- hold servants." And ol.all one talented people do vcuknow of any-who have _ greater opportunities or useflllness and greater responsibilities for doing good than the one talented household ser- vants-the cook, the chambennald and ‘ the nurse? , ' Weigh her one talent me one bends over the cradle as nurse. Next to be- inga mother,_tl_la most tremendous re- sponsibility that can come.tt_> any or- ,dinsry young woman is to _bc left in _sole charge at a nursery. I-low great an influence that is but few people seem to realize! Some time uso a » worldly man was taunting a-celebrated pastor because his,great congregations
were made up, for_ the most_i>art. of ,common P?ope and servant girls. "I _ knolv it," said the noted, divine. "My church is composed for the most part of just such convene as Christ and his apostles gained. But as for the aer- vant-girla, I -had rather be instrumen- tal ln converting them than almost any other class of people,_f0r the servant girls aa nurses have charge of all the growing children.” But, though the greatest opportunity on earth that can come to the average one talented young ‘ woman is to be s. nurse, yet many wo- men seem to flee that nohls occupation as they would a virulent plague. 'they would rather go und peddle groceries or pin _cushions or tend to factory bob- bins than mould boys and girls iilto mighty inen and women for God. Oh, ye nurses! Oh, ye 'young women whom ‘God has sent as faithful Mirlams to watch the infant Moses, great is your calling! D6 "your work well. That boy by your side if you are faithful and true under God may some day lead his people out of an -Esylilifm b0lld“§€- That young girl, through your prayers, may some day baable to raise a whole family of Christian sons and daughters. Oh, the transcendent one talent of a Christian nurse upon the home life! What we say in reference to the ln- iluence of the Christian nurse we can any to almost as great an extent about the influence upon the home of the Christian cook and the Christian cham- bermald. Never neglect the humble bu_\_far.reachlng ll!e's work ol the one
talented household domestic.,
If the nation is dependent upon tho
loyalty of its one talented workeis how much more truly can we state t at our church, the beloved church of Jesus
Christ, is dependent also upon the ioy~ alty of its one talented members. When Christ established .lils_.churcb from whence did he draw his nrst recruits? Did they come from the palace- Did they some from tile merchant prince's mansion? Did they come from tho tents of the Roman generals? Oh, no. They camo from the iisherninn‘ll hut. from the laborcr's ilclila from the homesot the one talented folks. Tho iirst Cllrtsilnn church had its congrega- tion not clothed in silks or sutlns, but ln homespun. The aristocracy despised Christ's disciples on account of their- humble social positions. "The com- mon peoplo. hoard him gladly." Nut the tsri talented men und women wore they. Not the geniuses in iliiance and etafocralt. His people were the ordin- ary, commonplace, one talented wor-
shipers,
lt vvas_the one talented Christians
who composed the Christian church. Has ll not always been the one talent- ed folks who have carried it on? Who
formation of Martin Luther possible? Who were the Christians who ht-ipod John Knox shake aid Scotland and shake the world? Who were tho Chris- tiane whocame over in the Mayflower alla eliiibiiailes tile Puritan oilllicil or the Plymouth colony? I-‘rom whence did John Wesley and Charles Wesley and. George Wliltelleld draw moat of thelrjollowsrl? Who made _ Finney and Moody lhc mighty religious fac- tors they were? For the moat part, the great masses of church members have been and are to-day taken from the r}anks_oi_t_he common people. It it tae,-.ang :fronted folks who crowd our pews to- ay. whenyoa take the one
talented folks %}\t__.tl_s church, like Samson. whose a l- was shol-il bs the shears or an svii olistross, will easy and as e mighty spiritual and temporal power will lose. her entire strength.- Maa»-orlo talented alan--you think you
do ipgt amount to mitch lu Godin ohurerll We snr-one taien ed woman-1 ll do
_lf _,,,
fluence ls worldwide. yet there is
class ready to shlrk their tasks as the onc- taiented folks. Tho teaching of this
li
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talented men went to work. They are in the treadmills Th y cannot stop ` and
talented men think their Work is o_f so little any
"Come," I say, "let us his ourselves oi! to the woods." "Nay, nay," says
working and keep my men working
land "ce Christ. "come, let us run away from
town.” "l cannot go,” says hs. 'Tho _ if -- l .- . f . ,.
I1 I am not there there will be no .
to lead them in worship." But ` ihoukh the great lm hunt feels the I _ _ _ _ _ _-
rtance of his posiiltlgon in the store Iijlftiid ii” ‘flip
the minister of his position in the ' "' " * `“‘_ ‘ ' " '
pulpit. how very few of the common people feel the importance of their WUI'
God for the salvation of tho world
gremtlon will meet Sunday morn-
ing.
impo
h, ye one talented folks, never let ay pass without reckoning up the
vice
earth! May you here and now, in
kr ordinary lives, lays: "O, ,Chr_lat,
id E
dren. take my all for thy service!
nt which is mine and thinei",v_ _
“° ir You oitir xiisw _
of people on earth who are so
When your well stocked store was going to bum down, you could
_ _ gait ioinsuie until the week be-
ore, but `
When li is Destroyed
You ure too late. Remember tile old adage, “There is go tlgle like the present.” and’ no lilsnrance
_ _ likeoiua. _ _ ._. 1;-2. H. B iz: is:_1=a Rfllrescnting Phoenix of Hartlord
» Canadian Quebec. '
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le_ is absolutely true. The dvd
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get out. They have to.sc ahead be [round to places. But the unc
importance that they can stop time and no one cares. enter a great merchant’s store.
I cannot stop. If I did not keep
payroll of my business would soon
me in the bankruptcy court."
me," I say to a minister of Jesus
A Exhibition?
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STUDIO
k and their prosencc in the church
Christ?
orthnce or your prayers, your ser- ‘ and your consecration to God for ` And H._’.v° Your Ph°_t° consummation of-Christ's mission l Us_
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short-do not prncrastinatc. » . ' - -
Now about sweet sugar corn-the season is short for them ioo,
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