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Connaught pedigreed foxes are the best grade of silver

black the world has yet produce-il.

There will be 15 pairs in the Connaught ranch, capital-

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MAY 31. WHIT-SUNDAY. `

'PHE REVEALING BPIRIT.

"But unto us ~God`revenIed them through the Spirit, fur the Spirit Heurclieth nl] things, yea, the deep things of God."

HE NARRATIVE. '

ln this wonderful chapter there are ery nf-any lines of important teach- g. The one which is suggested by he title.chcsen for our lesson, “The eveuling Spirit," is certainly the npreme o1e,- and to that, therefore. we shall confine zur uttentlon.

The Golden Text selected from the cart of.the lesson, constitutes ow- iie sturlzing point. 'l'n.|cen ulone, it ii :Ieclurutloii of the fact that

od hun revealed to us-that is, to hose who are culled suints-thingu hicli iire hidden from mor. in his nturnl wimlomc and it nlso gives e reason. why the fS|iirit. in uble to nke this revolution. Hn it. in Who e:ii'elieth all things, yea, the deep hinge of God. Let us endeavor to discover from .this chapter what the things are iiirb ure thus revealed, bow those liiniqs ure revealed to us; how we re to receive them, and how to |>ro~ lniin tlicm. 'l‘liis.is Lit i.he oi'tzer` of tatenieni. in the chapter, but I hink it is the one which will best enable ns to study it. First then, as to the things re- eiiled. The apostles insists upon it but so fur as the Wisdom of the orld is concerned, they are hidden things. Ilnd they been known to the 'ilers,~thny_would not. have crucified he liordioi glory. Quoting from the rophecy of Isaiah, the apostle de~ lured that they are things which nnnot. be observed by the seeing of he eye, nor apprehended by the enring of the ear, and thut they uve not entered into the heart oi an; that is, that mnn unaided by evelation cnnnot ilineoier thenl. ls~ inli wus rt-i'errin_:5 to ,l.il'i_§ activity

behalf of lliu people. He descril.-sd

'im as "11 God. _ _ ‘.\i.ich worketh or him that wnitctli lor Him." The :imc ihouglit was ln the nrln_d U1 aul, ns in other words he yet quoi-

tlie spirit ol Isninli’n declnrution.

he things referred .to were those which “God prcpured for them that ve Him." Working our wiiy brick through the urgunient we find that the apostle spoke of Goil’s wisdom in n mystery, and in -the earlier purt cf the chapter, of the mystery of Goa. The tliisngs, tlren, ure those of human reilemptiou, for these are the things of God'n wisdom, ns the iln-nl, words of' the previous' chupter ri:veg,l, "Christ Jesus, Who was inaideuinto us wisdom from Gnd, und righteous- ness and snnctiiiciition and redempt~ ion." These are hidden things from the wisdom unilluminated by revelat- lon, while yet they _are the supreme und fiiiidilmentnl things in human

`lifo. I Notwilthstizindinig the fact that

these words of Paul from Isaiah ure constantly qguoted' as though they re- ferred merely to the life utter death, and in order to gempliusize t.he-si=ntc- ment that we cannot know these things, they really do not refer to that subject at all, save as it is necessarily’ included in ‘thnt of re- demption; mid the idea that they unch' that they cannot be known is entirely false 'both to Isaiah und l’riiil. Isaiah was insisting upon thi- uct that the people of God did know by experience what God was able to o, his declaration being thui: men had neither heard nor seen a God be- side him.- Paul quoted the passage in order to declare that these things, idden from the natural man, are rn- venlefl td ns, tlini: it is possible, herefore, iorfus to know them; that deed, in Christ we do know them. he tenchfng, however, oi importance

that the son of God necessarily

knows the things of God, ns the pirit of _a mnn knows theithings of the man; and that this Spirit is now given to ugmthrough Christ for the r-eciiic purpose of bringing this knowledge to us. HOW. then, are we to receive these things? By receiving the Spirit, mid in no other wny. All the wisdom hich is possible to men npurt from the directnevelation o!,tbe Spirit is obtainable in three ways. The first is that of observation, investigation e seeing ol the eye.i'I‘he second in

ihni. ni instruction, the receiving

I/I‘.»COL. (3, CREW READ,

Sussex.

l was cured of Acute Rheiimatinm

hy _MINARD'Fl l..lNAMEN'l‘, lllarkhnm, (int. _ U. SJ IlII..l.ING.

I wan mixed ol Rlinumntlc (lout by

DIINARWS I.`lNAMEN'l‘.

Tlnlifnx. ANDREW KING. I wus cured of Acute Broncliitis by

MINAliD’B l.INAMIilN'I‘.

Lnkelield, Que.. Oct. il, 1907.

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The Bank of deed. He °

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SLAND bRANCHES

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when

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dom would not ion-that is, not

ivtloii “that they

coming men would say,

or, There," that is to soy advent would not be of th

und xicomplete

which ould arrest

. some so to curl

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bers!

at partial ‘_

n. t rc ‘

_,oi God.

said, “'I‘he_

midst ol you." The reading. Kingdom of God is wiih`n YOU-1'. lille not iiiaccurate, nes neverthelegs `

the Kingdom already .existed in the individual lives ol' these rrien._In Hlii _ ,subsequent teaching ot His disciples, .

us wezghpli see, I_<Ie relerre<l.i.o ménih ,cr und f1nal~_com_\ng of the King 0m._

"“__ nssociatlng it with another and ilu-_ .

iii coming oi the Sim ol man. Hifi

Q' ' intention here wus to ¢l6Cll1l`¢ itll”

om rend The

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the Kinmdm of Gad, concerning

others what they themselves al- lwhich they naked their QU€Btl0“- W”'5_

y know; the hearing oi the cur.

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by the perfected expression und

nizided activity of human intelli- énce: nor by persuasive words ,of

h-that is, such arguments ns ,oi Michael Giiutl;iei‘, n. well kn'0Wn

illuminate and convince. I_ni1ee<l, proclamation of these things de- ls on the part of the prencliei' 8

',of weakness and fear and mmm- disease, nnil at length got so bud _

grmggi-ning himself, ,md an en. init he had to qpit work. Doil‘d’sl »

Inspection and Indication ol' Slecui Eiixlnes By Experts

IBD' ense bling

dependence upon the Spirit-that ponltlie Spirit to make plain to bring conviction.

_,_._._,,_`_.___.

TI-IE

'I‘h

LESSON. Luke Xvll. 2|.

ither shall they siiy, Lo, hope!

or,

Th _ f 1 tl k d f of the body. 'l`hi1t's Why so many; , , '91`e- 0l` 0. 16 1`|\S Om U siiflcrers cured hly" Dodd’s Kidney W K R C d

G04 iS Witl\irl'|YUl\-" ‘Pills sum up their condition, “I feel o o 0 _’

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eriul inward process by which

ometlmes upnrt ironi investigation

structiun,, the mind appreheuds . \

tic truth, that which we often des- g -- _

h as Intuit-ion, ii ,truth entering S ` '

e heart.

w__the_.ti1ings of Gotinmnempte Slfllllg llllll lleilrlyi

of man cannot be discovered ln

ither of these ways. They can only i

pprehended as the Spirit niukcs ONE MORE BPLENDID CURE BY'

known directly to the soul. _ realization oi this fundamental at once gives us to understand

nlyi method by which ii: isiposs- _ _ _

Lo proclaim these things to Tjinie from Kidney lrlneuue F`ll\'df-1

This cannot beidone with excel-

of speech or of wisdom~_-that in, |

COMING OF THE KINGDOM.

OLDEN TEXT. Luke xvli. 21.

NARRATIVE.

nlready there in the midst of them.

is that stron e und et

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Allen Mills, Portneiil Co., Que.,

May 29-(special)-Another iiplindid .ire by noiiiia Kidney Puls is omni

resident' of this place. Mr. Gauthier was for n long time ii snllercr with \ ii pain in 'his head cruised by kidney

Kidney' Pills cured him. He in buck iii; work, strong nnfl' liei1rty',nnd nn- tiirally he ieels that he wants all ,who | suffer from kidney disease to know

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10. Julie 7. Kidney p\\_3_ '

cire thepain or ache that is causing the most distress, they put the kid- neys in good working and all the llmpiirities and poisons ure strained’ oit of t-he blood. The result is that ew strength is carried to every part

' iliac 3, new mon." New energy is new

life.. You civn’t have .it with sick kidneys. With healthy kidneys you

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Shares $10.00 each ,

STOP:---Consider These Few Facts, Mr. Investor

lst:-We have bought 1/1 pai. s pure-blooded P. I foxes from five of the best ranches namely.:-.-

Silver Fox Riinching Co. - Alberton P. E. I. From~Sir Wilfred pen 10’

- I\-infiei .<.ii\f..»r im i<.nT.~1iing Co. -Atherton P. E. I. -

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_ No better breeding stoclccan be secured on P. E; I. ` i

2nd:-We own a farm of 88 acres near Montague Village, equipped with suitable buildings for -fox ranch-

ing. No better location on the Island. _ P I '

3rd:--Our Board of Directors are business men of high standing, integrity, and dxpericnce. Stdckholdcli

are therefore assured of good rnaiiagement. ‘

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4th:-We will have ranching done at actual cost. Estimated at not ovei_2 p. c . 4' I;

5th: --Our ranch manager is honorable and capable ‘

6th:-In addition to our foxes we intend to have Mink, Karakul Sheep and other ;fur~bearing-1

ln order to give the small investor a cliancefas wellas _the large ‘these shares are placed 'on the market all

_$10.00 each. Shares all common, _full=paid, Nonassessahle. _

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