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` GOLDEN TEXT. l Corinthians ji 10. ` I _ - _ . \"Bi1t unto us .God revealed, lbeiu through the_Bpirit; fgr the Spirit, nearcheth al] things, yea, the deep things of God."

HE NARRATIVE. _

ln_ this wonderful -chapter there are ery _many lines of important teach- ing, The one which is suggested by .t e title 4ehos6u for our lesson, ‘-"Phu" .Rwealing Spirit," is certainly the lupreme one, and to that, therefore, 'we ahall,co'nline Eur attention. ' i The Golden Text selected _from the heart of .the..lesso'n, constitutes our I ue starting point. Taken ulone, it is a declaration of the fact that od has revealed to us-that is,, to hose who are culled saints-things

nitural wisdom; and it also gives .Ule reason why 't/hellSpirit is able to make this revelation. He it is Who l earcheth all things, yea,.the deep things of God. I Let us endeavor to discover from lthls chapter what the things are

lnim them. This is Lot the order ol statement in the chapter, but I think it is the one which will best enable us to study it.

First then, amto l/he things re-

vealed. 'l`he apostles insists upon it that so far as the wisdom of the world is concerned, they. are hidden things Had they been known to the

hearing of the ear,. and that they have not entered -into the heart of man; that is, that man ,'u-naided by

aluh wus referring to God's activity gon behalf of H-is people. _He -descrihg;-d |Him as “a God. . . which worketh for him that waitcth for Him." The ‘same thought was in the mind dl Paul, ns in-other words he yet quot- ed the spirit of Isain~h's declaration. The things referred to were those which "God prepared for.them that love Him.” Working our way hack through the argument we find that ‘the apostle spoke of God‘s wisdom in a mystery, and in the earlier Dart of the chapter,-_ol the mystery of Goa. The thimgs, then, are those of human

reflngiégtion, for these tire it-he! thingie 0 's wislom, as e inn wo s of the previousf chapter reveal, "Christ Jesus, Who was made lunto us wisdom from God, and righteous- ness and sanctiticntion and redempt- ion." These are hidden things from the.wisdom unillumlnated by revelat- ion, while yet they are the supreme unid fundamen-t‘al things in human life. . N-otwilthstlan-d'in;_,» the fact that ,these words of Paul from Isaiah are constantly -Huxoted' as tllough they rc-l ferred merely to the life after death, ,and in order to lemphasize the state- nnent that we cannot know these things, they really do not refer to it'hat.__sul>jcct at all, save as it is `necessar1'-ly' included in that of re- ldemption; and the idea that they tench' that they cannot he known is

entirely false ‘both to Isaiah nn-d .‘l’uul. Isaiah was insisting upon the fact that the' people of God did know }|»y experience what God was able to do, his declaration being, that men ,had neither heard nor seen a God he- side him. Paul -quoted ‘the passage in order to declare that these things, hidden _from the natural nmn, are re-

vealed tg us, that it is possible, therefore, lor,'us to know them; that indeed, in Christ we do know them. .'.l`he teaching, however, of importance is that the son oi God -necessarily knows the things of God, ‘ns the spirit of .8 man knows the \thlngs of

gpecific purpose of bringing this knowledge to us; ' I-kfw, then, are we to receive these thin-gs? By receiving the Spirit, and in no other way. All the ‘wisdom which is ssib-le to men a nrt from

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Anaemia-the doctor's name for bloodlessness-holds back many girls 'from till) Publi to '|Jl"l§|111, healthy W0* manhood. Al. ,that all-in.-port.'a.~nt time when their veins should .be full oi rich, redblood, anaemia, creeping on them stealthily, mpg them of sparkling eyes and a clear skim They become languid and exhausted at the least exertion, their backs ache, their hearts pnlpitate violently, appetite laili. and their complexion changes to a pasty,_yellow, or they become deathly white. No mediciné ever oil- ered the public has bestowed such important benefits upon anaemia girls as Dr. Wlllillmi' Pink Pills. They build up the body e.ne.v hy nuk- ing the rich red blood that gives splendid health, bright eyes. n uvnr complexion and womrmly lui-glltness. Hem ig an _in-stance out ol many re- corded thousands. Miss Delina Ar- aenault, Urbninville, l’. E. 1., Says: ‘"1 suffered from an_nttack ol anae- mia which my friends feared at one time would prove fetal. I grew tlun- ner every duy, had -lurk circles around my eyes, could not sleep well ut night and got up in the inoruiflg feeling tired and depressed. 1-ellflered severely from headaches an-d P31115 'in the buck and limbs. 1 had to leave school, and Was unable t0 (10 any work nroilnd the house. 1 had no appetite and frequently vomited what l did cut. I was under u doc- Lor's care for eight months, but was growing worse and worse, end- was almost in despair, when u friend ad- vised me to give Dr. Williams’ -Pink Pills a trial. Anxious to get well, I decided to do so. After tak-ing ufew boxes I found n good improvement., and I continued taking the Pills un- lil I had used nine boxes, when 1 was again enjoying perfevl. llvtllllll, and 1 found on weighing myself that I had gained seventeen pounds. .l have since enjoyed perfect health, for wh-ich Llmve to thank Dr. W-illiun.s' Pink Pills, and strongly advice all other ailing girls to give this medi- cine ,, fair l'l'i:\l." ' _

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Postmaster General, w-ill be received at Ottagwe _until Noun; 40,, Friday, the 26th June, 1914, for the convey- ance of His Mnjesty’s Maile, on 3 proposed Contract for four years six times per week over Rural Mall route No. 1, from Portage, P. E. Is- land, from the Postmaster Geue\‘ul's pleasure.

Printed notices ,containing further

information ns to conditions of pro- Dosed Contract may be seen and blank forms of .Tender may be ob- tained at the Post Offices of Port-age, Woodbrook, Lot 11, and Freeland, BM! Ill? f-|16 09508 of the Post Oliice Inspector,

JOHN F. WHEAR, Post -Oilice Inspector

Post Omce Inepect0r'g Umee,

Charlottetown, May 15th, 1914_.

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Subscription V

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unsold portion at par, $100.00 pershare, 40 p. c. payable on application, balance on or before August 15th, 1914. Application may be made to any of the Directors, or director to the company’s oflice, 53 State Street, Boston, Mass. Prospectus and further information may also be obtained at the above address. '

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Directors '

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Newsom & McLeod, Wholesale Produce, Treasurer Ridgway Furnace Co.,

Treasurgr 8&0DirectorBoM€1ss.1`SIilver Black Boston, Mass. '

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