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, _ V _ _ Paul “and I am not weak? Who is
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by it. Love for each other precludes
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S ' ~ g the mioat wonderful Empire the worl o h had minded are slmp y E other deéonllnatiun but _,gs é S J
.’\- has ever seen,” and that is a sober festing carhnlity. . These be the "Forma him not ,or there Him Him;
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know is, which wheat
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ground in the fall, but does not
ripen until the following July.
It matures slowly, is soft and
very starchy. ~
,, Spring wheat is sown in April or ,
~. 2 May, and ripens in August. Its a
4 Hinty, translucentwheat, rich in gluten
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. nutrimcnt as winter wheat.
is made entirely from the hard, nutri-
tious spring wheat, carefully selected
from all the wheat ofthis kind grown
in Canada.
Royal Household is fine, light and
pure-milled by the most improved
' _ methods-in a mill as clean as your
IQ' / own kitchen., `
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 Household -just enough to try.
You won_’t mind the slight advance
in cost when you see the results in
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" of God_what she will be, the church said .Jude “who separate themselyes,
is far from perfect, but compared BWSUBI lmvlllq not the spirit" “B ”~
with the church of Apostolic times healthy body 'flings oil the SHINE 01
or of any»later period, the church of disease, .so 3 church filled and ruledl
and glorious fact. Compared with uy the spirit of God will have no
In the le'tter»of the Colossians Paulitime or .p_la e for divisions " and
teaches us that5JnSUS is the “head of h°|`e5i°°~ '_ _ _
the body si the Cuiircw' sua in the' There is H greet fiivefsl Y gf ggi?)
epistle t/o the Ephesians we read that‘l“ 3-he b°dY 01 (jl“'1B‘~ ° t ~"dg ll
lie is "iiesu over an things to the,d° “gf °"ll_Si“ N "1 8 P‘l“‘“"  I
church which is his- body", hence it b“t ~ 'that dd “nd 3° same sp" t
o o t 'a H ,
me -uqdy.°‘ christ ue um and thaiwills .and ag ‘in w read ln Henrows
same thing. In one of his addressesfhdi G0d 81V'-18 " iftsto the hloly,
Dr. Campbell Morgan in spdaking of_Gh09t °U¢0l`dl\\K to ms Owl* '“"u'“ D
"christ is at this dsy the Ruler or 11008 not MKG all plums alike but 1* 
12 : 27. ' |takes the qualities lying dormant! in
each seed and transforms one into a °
Ye &1'€.tllt 'UOGY Of Christ- 1 C01'-|a plant another into a flower, a C
today in Y-lin EGHCFBI Standard dl third _into ai bush and a fourt'h into a
lChristian living, in the breadth and tree; even so the Spirit of God falling 5
SERMON BY REV. J. W. AIKENS. into human h0arts|ievelops latent pos-
iscoiw ei her vision and in the power sibiiims and to one is gives tue
of her influence to mould and fashioniword of wisdom, to another .the gilt
ihuman society and earthly institut~ ol’ healing, to another tuu working of
'-'rss christ of today" ssys that When the rain :sus from iieiiien . h
Church of Christ on the earth. In the
first place we have clearly stated the
headship of Jesus. The stone which
the builders rejected, the same ie be-
come the head of the corner." Cer-
tain deductions follow from this fact.
There oeing but one Head it fol-
lows that there can be but one true
body of Christ in the earth. It is
incohgruous to think of one Head
having two or more bodies. The Bible
lnnows only one body. This does not
mean that there is only one true
denomination in the world but it
implies that in all the denominations
and outside thc pale, of all the
churches there are those, known to
Christ, who make up his oody or
church on the earth. Outside the 'pale
of Judaism, Jesus found righteous
people and today in every nation ,“he
that feareth God and worketh right-
eousness is accepted of hi_n.” The
headship of Jesus also implies nour-
ishment of the Church. Christianty is
dependant upon 3 living person. Oth-
er religions have existed after their
leader died. Buddha' is dead, Confus-
ius is dead, but the systems they
inaugurated still live because lining
only ethical systems were not depend-
ent upon a living leader `iiu__t.Chri'StIi-
anity depends ‘on gsliving Christ, So
we have the warning-Let no 'man be-
guile you of your reward in a volun-
tary humility and worshipping of
angels and not holding the Head from-
which alll the body by joints and
bands havin; nourishment ministered
and knit. together increnseth with
the increase of God. The body
Came into rixistence through the un-»
,ion` of the spirits of men with the
iLord' Jesus Christ and as the church
lbegan so must it continue. The vine
is not simply the root and main
stem but the whole plant is called
the vine, evm so the church is the
fulness of 'him who fllleth all in all.
,ions stands without Q pee;-_ lmiracles, to another the power to
Tire scriptures gives us the outstand-‘preach and to another the intcrpreta- p
ing characteristics of the body or tion of tongues. How foolish then repentance because of its iniliffereuiee
to compare one ma`n's work witn - nn-
othet-. The foot was not' intended to
do the work of thc cye,and the 'ear
cannot do the work of _the hand. All
f
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are necessary and to coinpuru our- If
selves among ourselves is not wise.
God is a lover of variety and as thc
ourtn is a great unity in the 'midst
0i`.divc1‘sity so is the l'oi_ly"of Christ.
But ‘every man ,has some gift for "the
manifestation of the spirit is given to'
every man to yirofit witliul." Some
have five talent phd some have two
or one but no ody can stty they:
have noun and t e' rcwnrils of lifc arc'
not based on the pi»'=s\~:-sion of many
gilits but on .theiliillnful use of what‘
which shall do a miracle in my nime
that can lightly speak evil of me
for he that is not against us is on
our part.” The power to work mira-
cles and the disposition to speak
evil of other workers does not dwell
in`the same person at the same time.
'l‘he._,gener6us hearted Christian re
oices in the prosperity of others
n conclusion let us remember _that
hc church of Christ is not an end
. - 'divides to ev y ma severally as he in itself, Jesus .first text was ‘.‘Rc-
f 11 ws tha the Church of (must nd peut for the Kingdom of heaven ls at
hand. The Kingdom of Heaven does
ot mean another world "nut rather
eavenly conditions' existlni; upon
arth. For the purpose ol bringing
n his Kingdom Jesus created a
hurch and 'Lt is the business of the
hurch to reconstruct human' society.
As has been said there are “two
reat entities in the worfd, the hu-
man soul and the human race and
Jesus Canie to save them both." lt
is pofsible to c-vercmphasize the so-
cial side of religion but heretofore
the church has confined itself tor.
much to the salvatf on of individuals.
To-day God is culling his church to
tojis Kinglioni on earth and as she
lie ils this, ilivino corninainil under the
leadership of hcr great Head sue viill
"look forth as the morning; fair as
he moon, clear as thc sun u'-iii Utr-
ii/le us an army with banners."
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tual' dependence of the members of
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be »’.f.`r,
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"The eye cannot say to thi- .hand 1; F* it I
have no need of thee, nor again .the; //__ _=" I
head to the fr,-it I have .no nccd of ' ` ` 
Christ’s body. .The eilificntion of the
i n .t
church depends upon individual con- 'fl'  l v'_
trfuutions. "When ye' come togcthei 1
ev r one of ou hath isalm h tu
‘lY_ Y nl a
u' doctrine, _hirtn 11 tiiiiguc, hath 8 re-
velation, hatli a interpretation." The
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been 'handed' down tliroupli the ages .th5 hat-Value yOu Pay fOI
Bzoiiliéiiyligigisii; i;!u;eti;ylLniss,;.(;s}§;.;skeo; whenthe maker’s name stands
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the vision of things eternal a gregt for m°ney'baC]f'1f'yOu"Sa'y'50-
msiity ii. their uve.-_ A tmveiier re. That kind of quality ' insur-
CEFIUY said that he noticed heathen
worshippers und one thing impressed
him, viz they all left it handful of
rice or some other ieiitables before
they departed. They had in ri. ci~ude|
manner realized that irorsliip is giv.
ing to God and ">tliers_
in the work of tlir, church God has
ordained that we must depend upon
“ch Other-_ No man is strong
enough in himself to successfully pro-
SGC'-\Yl.€ B KYGHL Wuflf .for God. Paul
was continuuily askfnumeupie to may
for him and often refreshed himself by
,The head “Rt Unll' ”°“fi§l‘e5 bd* also communion with his fellow-laborers.
g°Vem5~ The church 19 Suldect' “.“‘ Sometimes people because they cannot
to Christ. The world has never seen‘d0 n great work mguse to wcupy n
such 5 display Df wyalty to “ny'minor position ‘iut we are t ld tho
_ . 0 t
person as the church has manifestgd .whose members of the body which
toward Ohrlst. A few yeags ago el eem to be ._ more fee-;,l,I me neces_
news reached this country t at 'a mis- ,, ., J
sisnsry iiaii been lguisd in Chine sua  G05 ‘°"‘P;°’d tg” ‘S05-V
the facts were scarcely known iielorerhonol. to tha§~§)a§;]vrf,l§ic‘ila1‘$;{egn.l
the missionar .authorities had half - , '_
a dozen letterl; from the followers of'x§i;el:I1“l:"m';sovE'n sgzgggn “$11, sgsrtég
Christ offering to_ go to the samelhim to work and he had to depend
place where the murder had occurred upon obscure pwple to help him to
and CRYFY 011 UN W01'l<~ Jeslld l'“l°5|'suild the wall. Pnul was a strong
.and leads through the love and loy-,man but it was 3 very ordinary -mor-
alty that he is able to inspire ID tal whom God use to lead him into
those who know ‘hlm. ' the light. The bfgkground of a pic-
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that trademark-look for it.
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late Rev. Father Morriscy, the renoivcd priest-physician, has been prepared fm-`
admircrs ofthe priest himself or ofhis wonderful prescriptions. Bctwr evcll than
the small reproduction ahovc, it is a very handsome piclul'C. Worthy of framing.
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a ciird case iii ilic \\'-.iisicout pocket ur slipped into thc sitlc of a
traveling ling: .
Same si'/.c liluilc as lvcforc, some principle-but nearer, more
worlanuiulilcc, tlic iuost perfect sliiiving iuiplcuicut in :lic \\'urlil-ss
compact and as licniiiifully fiuislicil .is :i piccc i:f`jc\vcli'_\'.
` 'l`lie pocket-case is heavily pluicil iii golil, sillwr or gun-metal.
Plain polished or richly cmhosscil. lliiuillc :intl liliiilc box each _
triple silver plated or 14K gold plnicd. Prices, 5; io 7.50.
Storrs bundling Gillette Razors nnil Illniles display Gillette Signs in
their \vindo\\'s‘ uuil on llieir counters. ' .-
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It may be observed here that the
knowledge of the lordship of Jesus
comes through a' spiritual experience
for no- man can say that "Jesus is the
Lord but by the Holy Ghost." A man
has no right to deny the divinity of
Christ until he has exhausted the
methods by which that divinity mai’
be known and wherever is man is
truly born of God it naturally fol-
lows that he can See the kingdom and
kingship of Jesus Christ.
In Romans it is written that "we
being many are one body in Christ."
What causes this unity among the
members of Christs body ? Is it 'ne-
cause they all think alike ? Not so
for no two writers of the Bible look
at things from the same standpoint.
lyet all agree. ls it because we all*
have the same disposition? Not so
for Pctnr and John were exactly op-
posite in their dispositions yct one ini
their love and loyalty to Clirist. ,Is
it because we have the same stand-
ard of education? not so, for Il. L.
Moody was not blessed with a collegef
education while Prof Drummond was!
iinivers ty-‘aired yet they labored har-|
moniously together and* were bos-
om fricnds. Is it because we be-
long' to the same nationality 'f
not so for Jews and Gentiles were
one in the housq of Cornelius nat-
lonnl llincs .run pretty dmp ‘nut not
as deep as our common sins and sor-
rows. Is it because we have the same
soc al standing 7 not so for Paul the
free _citizen and _ Onesimus the slave
were in perfect harmony. The deep
underlying cause of our .unity is giv-
en in 1 Cor. '12 and 13.-"by one
Spirit are weall baptized into one
body, whether we be Jews or Gentiles
whether we were bond or free .and
have been all made to drink into one
Spirit. Deeper than all lines ,of cle-
avage between men on the earth is thc
heaven-'born .capacity for receiving
the spirit of God and when the same
spirit dwells in every .heart and is
obeyed, there we have "the unity of
the spirit in the bond of peace." Now
lf this is .the cause of unifly the lack
of this must be the cause of dlvf-
sion and schism. . It must needs he
that offences and separations come
but whatever the manifestations the
chief source of all division fs lack of
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the spirit of God. Sometimes it
appears .as sectarianlsm as in the
church of Corinth but Paul traced it
back to ifis source when he said
'While one saith I .am of Paul - and
anotherlam of Apollos are ye not
turc is not prominent but it is
llblwlutely essenzlal andhe that is
faithful in that which is least will lje
faithful also in much. The exhorta-
tion is that we are to “grow up into
him in all things which is the head
even Christ, from whom- the whole
body fitly joined together and com-'
pected by that which every joint sup-
Dlieth, according to the eliectual
working in the measure of every part?
maketh increase of the lmiiy unto the-`
edifying of itself in love." ~. ‘
- The last characteristic is that of
mutual symipathy.-"Whether one
member sufier all the members suf-
fer with it or one member be honored
all the members rejoice with it."
Jesus said. "By this shall all men
know that ye are my disciples if ye
have love one to another." If a. memi-
ber of our physical body gets hurt
suderers of Asihmu.
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