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In the Lewis Avenue Church. Brook-
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com began ii series ul’ sermons on
`=te.\'t was from Matthew, vl.;9: ".-\t`u-r
this manner, therefore. pray ye “Our
l“nthor." etc. Mr. Hanscom said:
Jesus of Nazareth is the speaker.
On ii hillside in Galilee thero is ii
large crowd of people who are listen-
ing to this new teacher of religion. lie
is telling them of the kind of religion
that is acceptable to God. In the
words \vhlch preccdc our lv-xt ilu has
loiiciicil on tho suhjccl of pruycr. atul
the gist ol' Whitt hc has hccn stifling
is that pruycr must bc viutl and real
ii' il is to ho truc. To illustritti- Cllls
luianing llc rofcrs io the nictboil ut'
prnycr whiclt ut that tiino was cximctl-
iu;:l_\' fashionable. lic prcscnts thc
picture of the Pliariscc who iraives
along the street with ostcntation, with
every crease in his garments and
every movement of his body 9-ying
out the fact that a great man is about
to talk to God. Tins xnaii goesito tho
struct corner and thero before the us-
nembled crowd lifts up his viiice to
proclaim his piety to a sinful world.
llaving fastened that picture git' attit-
udinizing ami hollow mockery before
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calls their iittentiou to the man who
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I what. truc prayer is und dcclaro's thai.
` it is dctcrluinvd by thc coticvptiou ol`
God which is in thc mind of thi* man
who prays, llnring the nc-.\'t tcw woclis
wc shall give our attention to the kind
ot' petitions xvhich genuine and :ic-
ccptablc prayer sliould contain. but
today I want you to think ot' this
priiunr_v incl. about prayer, viz.: 'that
,thc only prayt-r \vhicl1 is acccptablli-. to
God and oi' any value to man is that.
I which is based on ti right idea ol' God.
And what is that right idea? Ac-
cording to Jesus it is thnt God is our
Fntlicr. ’l`o nppru.'.\ch God with any
olhcr conception in our luinds than
lluit lla- is rclnlcd to us in the snlno
uiauncr ns n child is related lo its
earthly purcnt is to innltc prnycr uu-
rcail. 'l`lu- xvholo controversy which
.lcsns had with thc religions leiule.rs
of ills time ceutrcd around this very
point. .\ud ull the dliilcultics which
people bzivo today in thc mnttcr oi'
religious thought grow out of thc fact
that mon fail to see just what ls in-
volvv.-d in this l`uudntu<.»utul stuiuiucnt
ot' Jcsus <-mn-crulug Llod. 'l`lu-ro is n
vcry loolish :=:i_\iug, ol'l~-u bcnrd. “that
il uinkcs' luv ilill`i-ri-lu-o \vIu|I :i uulu Iw-
licvcs providctl lic livcs up Io it." You
ltavc llcniwl liuil. 1";‘u\urlt lnauv tiiilcs.
llul \ sup' ll iiliikcs. lililc rliffe|'c-iico
what n lnuu prufcsses to bclicvo il` hc
:loos not put his ln-licl into prnclico ii
inukcs :l lrculv-nilu\lf< i|ii`t`<.t'c|io<-. ll` hc
be-licvcs u luis:-liooil and _lives up lo il,
lu- will live' n inlsc Ill`c3 i|` hc liclicvos
thc truth und lives up to it, hc will
live ai true lifv; if he believes wrong
and lives us bc. lx-.lio\'i-s. hc will livc
wrong; if lic bclicvcs right null lives
as lic believes ho will live right; il' hc
I
believes nothing definite and lives _ull
to it he will be as indefinite in his hte
,as he is in his belief. I sec no WHY 1°
_“The l.ord's Prayer." Tile subject [get beyond that logic. One might be-
was “The Fatherhood of God." The licve that he could uavignto yonder
ocean with no knowledge ol' llle
science of navigation, and with ll0lll\9l‘
chart nor compass to aid him in the
attempt, but whatever his belief I
think you will agree with nie that he
‘had better be content to believe it and
remain at home. The delusions may
do' him little harm so long U5 he F0
mains at houic in n Morris chair; but
should ho launch out in thc I-trout
broad and boisterous Atlniitic ho
would bccomc. spccdy food for thc
ilshcs. And il' thi-rc is any man vain
cuough to iuiaigluo that ho cuu cross
thc son ul' llt'c and rcnch in snfi-ty thc
port ol’ ctcrual rcst with no knowledge
of thc science of right living and with-
out any detinitc and certain knowledge
of`the truc t'aith whicli alone can keep
one l'rom disaster and shipwreck, he is
simply playing the fool at it speed
which breaks all records. it inakcs ii
vast ilil’l'crcncc what a man believes it`
hc acts upon his bolicf. The prayer
which Jesus taught us to say begins
with the words “Our Father" and
when we once come to say those words
with the real belief of our heart be-
hind them \ve have then mastered the.
greatest lesson which Jesus crunc to
teach the human race.
lt is sometimes stair-d lhul .lows
brought no new idea of God into thc
world, but simply took idcns nlrcady
existent and hrcatlicil into Ihclu :I
fresh brcath ot' lifc, but you will
search through the other religions of
the world in vniu for tho idi-ai of thc
Fnthcrhoiul ol' God. \\'hich Jesus
taught. lu the Old 'l`<-stalnout lu-ro
and iherc you will find thc. word
father applied to God. but it wus not
o. conception which was held with
any certainly or for any length of
time. lt was as though an artist
caught for a uiotuent uo\v and then a
vision ot" thc idi-nl picture which he
hoped some day to put on canvas, but
oven as he sought to iuakc it rcal, the
vision vanished. 'i`nll and majestic as
stand some oi' the Hebrew prophets,
they could only whisper to their heur-
crs that God was holy or righteous, or
mighty. lloscavtuuclics tho hcm of
the truth of fatherhood as hc speaks
ol` God‘s forgiving love. Init ovcu that
idea is soon lost sight of in tho I><-\vil-
during tuazc ol' t‘orciuotiios with
which thc Israelites worshipped Jo-
hovah. Anil at the time that .Icsus
cniuo the llobrow religion had bt-come
so formal :uni di-ad that thc grcnt
notes so\mdoil,by the prophets had
hi-cu flrowucd in thc hunnlriuu mo-
notony of at iuenuiugloss tomplo scr-
vicc. It was to ii. people who got tip
in tho morning by roligiolis ccrciuony
‘and couiluctcd 1-vi-.ry ilctuil ot' their
lives by strict :ulllcrcticc to religious
pl'uporiii-L4 tlinl. .lcsues spokc tho gouil
in-.ws that tlod is thc. l":\lhcr of mon
and hccuusc llc ltcpl rcpcatiug lliut
truth und ordering llis cnliru lilo in
bnriuouy with il llc ivns liually :tr-
rcstcrl null crucified as at blusplicincr.
’l`lu- nu-u who cr\u~iiicd t`bri.~;1 =wou|¢|
not :ici-I-pl tho idcu thnl (lotl was :l
faulicr. 'l’hc_\' hclicvcd llim lo bc :lu
arlritrury king who bolougcd cxi-lu-
sivoly to the llchrcw race and looked
i`or_ lliiu to scnd nu earthly rcprnscn-
tatvvc lo occupy once more the throne
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‘ The Rev. _Frank T. Hanscom. "_
Forlsiteil
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to thc conquest 'oi' all pcoplcs und
tribes. Any iuau who clniincd to be
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fntln-r ot' all men every\vlll‘r0 WHS
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he
they had n quit claim deed to the
great religions of the world will yield
:i like result so far ns you hope to dis-
cover anything liko this idea of God.
which was original with Jesus. God
the Creator. Godthe Itulcr. God the
capricious potentate of the universe.
to be propitiated by sacrifices of
beasts and even children, are views
that everywhere abound. out ii con-
ception of God which comes within
n thousand leagues oi' this ouc with
which our prayers are to begin was
uovcr dreiuucd until Jesus spoke llis
nuitchlcss words and illustrated ills
words b_v a ill_iz\I life.
l have already hinted to thc fact
that this idcu of God ns Father was
nu all dominating one with .lc-sus. lt
was lllc touchstone with which llc
tcstt-ll ull the prohli-tus which llc inet.
All through llis ministry from bcgln-
ning to cud llc found lliiusclf in tho
company of people who were regarded
as the outcnsts ol’ society. llc treated
them with tenderness and compass-
ion. \\’hy? Because they were the
children of His Father. Ile spent n
vast amount of time in opening blind
eyes, uustoppiug deaf ears, giving lu-
sanc men a sound mind and curing lep-
ers, not because He wnutcd to give
exhibitions ot' llis power but simply
licmiilsc llis healing ministry could
make liis l~`i\ther‘»} children happy. lie
could nut itnder.~:tand how incn who
professed to believe in God could val-
nc the pcrl'ornuinco of religious cere-
nn soul. llc saw men pushing and
jostliug one nnotbcr in an endeavour
to gcl ai fcw more dollars or :L few
more nt-.rcs of land than his noighliors.
cheating, cxtorling and lying to nc-
hievc those ends and lie put the qucs-
tiou to them with ti tone of surprise.
“What shall it profit a man if he gait
the whole world and t`orl'i-it his lil`c'."
llc brought all pt-rplcxilics and qucs-
ilons which incn arc trouhlcil with li
ills couccptiou ot’ God as Father, und
found therc nu cxpnusion which gnvc
lliln n joy \vbich thc world could ucith-
cr give nor luke away.
.\'o\v thc question \\'bif.~.l1 I wish lo
misc is this, docs ilu' idoa oi' God ns
given to us hy Jesus iuccl thc nccils
ot' thc wurld‘.' llc has been cnllcd thc
world's Ilcdcciuer. thc worldii Suv-
iour. the one suilicicnt Guido for thc
God justify such clniius? Thcro is a
certain kind ol' philosophy vcry popu-
lar today, cnllcd pragiuntlsiu. ll teach-
es that the one valid test for every be-
lief which men may cherish is this
does it work? lt' ii belief produces re
suits that nrc for human hetterincn
it is good. ollu-rwisc. no nuitlcr how
ull|‘:u:li\'c null bcnuliful il niuy .~u-cln,
ll is lo bc cusl ns rubbish lo thc void.
Apply this li-sl lo .lcsus conception o'
God ns l<‘:tllu~r and what rcsulls arc
forthcoining? \\-'cll l`or one Ihing there
is the life ol' .lesiis llinisell' and cou-
ccrniug that thc whole world agrees
with t‘hurlcs Lzunb when hu said, "l
Sliakcspcnrc wcri- lo coine into this
room wc would ull rlaiu to greet. lihn,
but if Jesus were to enter we wouli
all fall on our knees and worship
llhu." And nicu inside thc cliui-ish iiufl
out. who hnvc read the 'biography of
Ilis life all :tgrcc in saying that if Und
llbnscli wort- to live on earth. llis Ilii-
would be pri\r‘lsi~l_v the kind of life
which Jesus livcil.
liul how ddcs this ltlou. ol' (ioil lho
Fatlici' work out tvhcn it. is nctiiully
grasped by otlu\rs'.‘ Well ilu.-rc is ilu-
cunc of l’unl who puts this idcn in thc
tcsl. llmniglioiil ii. lifo nt' persecution
alul unirlydroui und tho whole world
\"r\.< tho grculi-.al main who ever wulk
cd thin 1-urlh. l|| siluslilng niul storm
ln hcollh und in iiisiuiso, :uuid plcul_\‘
.u il povi-rty. this man mzirched to inc
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.'~‘m:;: ol' triumph. Ami ull 'iowu thu
agus since iucn and zvoluou by thc
rillllous hnvc ncccplcrl -liens' lcnch-
iug about God.uud hnvc fouiitlllierclly
dcllveranco from sin. comfort in bor-
cavcuicnt, pcrlcct cnliu :imld the wild-
os: storms ol' luuuun i-x|ioi‘is.-lice null ul
lbc lust linvo closed their eyes with 1|
:unilc nt the approach of death. .-\ufi
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maispcd is thc only cxplaitiitiou ol' God
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days. and tim rowurtl will be,
g _ .
talking ot` God as though llc was the' may the lifc that follows thi- prayer
t hands of folks who believed that the words shall represent thc actual
being of God. A study of the other the fact remains that it is not the
iuouics ns more important than ii hunt- vs_ 17_2l_ Sam. S00 vcrsvs ,_
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The men _shall
§§y Au D ef'
of the universe. Wlllvh Sha"
to feel that they :irc of ll\0l‘°
the 'grass of the held is
when we know H185 ll-5
Father _ who loves His
the problems and l1¢l'Pl“°
confuse use and till/0 “H
their sting when We
the fact that we are
God. Men everywhere
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is the of our Lord
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SUNIIII SllI_lI_llL LESSUII
March 7.
SAUL ANOINTED KING.
GOLDEN 'I`EX'l‘:-Fcar God, llou-
or tin- King.-1 I’ctcr 2:17.
l.l~JSSt)N:--1 Sain. ll:1'.'»l0:l. ___
t‘o|uiuit 1 Sain. 10:1. Study l Sinn.
Chapters S-10.
(`.ouncctiug Link:-Al`lcr tho grunt
victory of Ebenezer Israel had at per-
iod oi' peace and prosperity. This was
the greater because they were led by
Samuel, one ofthe wisest and best of
rulers. But again they grew rcstlcss,
and are especially anxious to hnvc n
king, “like all the nations." Samuel
warned them of thc peril of such ai
was necessary as a provision for the
fnauro. Thcn the Lord instructs
Sniuucl to yicld to their rcuucst.
CRITICISM AND EXPLANATION
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course. but they insisted that th\s|
°r‘>.'-3.”
2. llc-
l\oId:--'l‘l\e Lord had told this Saiiuucl
ol' this thc day hoforo (vs. 15. itil. 'l`eiI
inc:-Unconscious that bo was spcnlt-
ing to Samuel. Seer:-One who had
ii view of things invisible to mortal
sight; ii prophet was unc who forc-
told future ovi-nts. Shall cnt:-Alu-r
1. answering his question Samuel invites
Suul to tho funst. and to :ibido with
(ills plncc in the family ol' his i`1ithcr'.’) I _ _ I [_ A_ _WMU ml) In _"_
um ovcr ulgi sscs 4 t
that tht-so wvrc fuuuil, that lu- might
' bc nl. rcst on ilu- lunltcr. llcsirc ol`
lsrncl:-A hiul. ol' some special honor
to couu: lo him. Sn\nllcsl:--llc|\_In-
mln wus almost extinct ns ~n trlhc
ldudgcs 20| und hy choosing u king
front il, other tribes would hc li-ss
likely to bc jcnlous.
Vs. 1525-24. l’urluur:-'l`rcul<-il<1.; :\
disguised giicst. ('|_ils\l'cst:--- Among
the principal iucu of thc plncc. Por-
tiou:»-llcscrvtul t`or Saiuucl from the
mae or mon; docs “is teaching abou' sacriilcc-probably tho right shoulder.
Kept for tli0i::~-'l`lwsc sp(-cinl nllcn-
tions must hnvc iinprossod ilu- olhcr
guests, und may have hccn nudcr-
stood.
Vs. 25-27. (‘ommuneil:--lioiorg rc-
t` tiring to sleep on the housetop. Prob-
ably Samuel told Saul whnl. would ho
expected nf `l\i1u :ls king. l`p:--Arosu-
ing hiiu fur his rr-turn journey. \Vcul.
oul.---(loing with libu lu ilu- edge of
'thc city. I’nH:= oil--~Ilisiuis:<inL! lho
sorvnul ibut he might have ii private
it't|‘rvio\v.
\' I. Vial of Oil.-ily wliicl- nucl-
_. ontly unc was invcstcd with rf>_v:il of-
llcc. lhis wus thc private n|u.u.nnu:
by n prophet. lviitcr, thc public nn-
oiutlni: was bv the high priest. Kiss-
! ed:--/".n uct of coiigratiilatiou. (Jup-
taiu:-0r ruler. Thou follows three
signs which would assure Saul of thc
trutb ot' it all. Anointell:-'l`he Lord
was opposed to tho Klugshlp, but llo
allows ll. lo train and rebuke. the uu-
tion. And since ti|c_v will have ii king.
He will direct and control lu thc mat-
tcr.
Baby’s Own Tablets
wilucssclil that r.i-xl: lo Christ i’nul A Great Blessing
l\lr:~'. .liiiucs M. Mnlliuuu, liri-miugili.
N- 5-- \Vl`llCSI "I lllvc llnby's ()\\'u 'I‘ub-
lvts i.o my huby boy for constipation
null trclhlng troubles uuil lmvc found.
thcui n grunt. lvlcsnliig. I think thc
'i`ul>lt"l3l should lu- in 1-vcry holm-
whvrc thcru uri: _voting children." 'l`hi~.
Tablets :irc an :ihsolutely safe remedy
for litilo onus, hcing backed by thi:
guarantee ul' n government. analyst to
bc frcc from oplutvn and narcotics.
'I`ll“.\’ uri: sold by incdli-ilu' dcnicrs or
by nu-ill al 25 ccnls ii box from lho
Dr. Williams’ Mcdlciuc ('.o., Brock-
villc, Ont.
IN THE CONCENTRATION CAMPS.
(From thc llonton Post.)
In the population oi' t‘uuud,, lhcrc is
yi very coiisiilcruble nllent uiunicnl.
German and Australian sublcst to
supervision and restraint ns tooli-
uicnlly hostile. Sonic ure placed on
pnlrol. others are lutorued In Iurgc
ciuups where they are placed nl work
A rntbor strange dv.-volopmeul of the
niluntlon is soon in the growing senti--
/' nn-nt among the paroled aliens, in 455
favor of joining those who are sbul 5:45
up in those camps.
ll yn vriuli your Inner to be “nth ui The American _consul at Montreal.,
“if”-_ "nh who handles tlie`maI| of these "ln-
. ternes." tolls _of letters from these
££BRITISI__I9! prisoners of war to their friends urg-
ini, them to come in with them
W xce t of t la
but the prisoners have three square
initials it day. comfortable living quar-
ters. warm litieepskltrcoata and woolen
cooks, and their hardest work. at re-
presented, is that of cutuus wood to
- 'rat x l ,iam is l `
.... cz.-.:'.¥::.: ...t2“.filli..r
Canada; the times there are "hard."`
cook tholrfooii.. `, `, _“'_ W4,-, “gat ,my
‘& Bun.
Z
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to go.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SEE '
CALIFORNIA AND HER
GREAT EXPOSITIONS
_ Write, Phone or Call
- See Two Fairs At One Fare
Sometime during 1915 you will contemplate 'a trip--
to lake or mountain, seashore or camp.
All the fun, the recreation, the health you count on
will be yours plus a great knowledge of the garden spot of
America, if you go to California and her great Expositions, -
SanDiego and SanFrancisco. _
There are exhibits from every country in the world
and it is significant to note that not one _of the European '
nations has cancelled its exhibit or curtailed its space on
account ofthe war. _ _
Europe has faith in the Expositions. Get Your
Ticket Now.
-“llacer lo que tu; Oh! Espana, nunca sonaste" 1915
-Cervantes . ALL
“T o do what thou? Oh Spain, did never dream" T HE
-Cervantes YEAR
This is your opportunity to see California-San Diego,
I.os Angeles, Riverside and San Francisco. To see the
Grand Canyon on your way out and Yellowstone Park on
your way back. The railroads, the hotels and Exposition
have all combined to make it easy for you.
Take advantage of the very low rates brought on
- by the Expositions. _
All information promptly attended to and sleeping
car reservations made. _
Tickets sold over any linc or route passenger wishes
7 W. Ig. _ROGERS
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From  
Call on or Write to
R. c. 1vi¢DoNALD, '
Factory To Home
The .Amherst Pianos Ltd. have
opened out on 159 Queen St. With a
stock of fine Pianos -which can be sold
on easy terms. ~
'l\/[anager
Mon. Dly.
& Fri.
i’.l\-I _
2.45
4.07
4.50
..:>::$¢t¢io‘-_1
Z-`¢.5==“vo`7
C-iaaa-_
4.25
l`».'.lIl
6.16
7.155
& F
3.00
4.55
5.30
i 6.12
7.45
8.55
4.40
5.52
6.20
7.05
Dly
3.10
trust witlhtliie gsétgua gonditliiti buf- » ,, 4,57 4,35
Mon.
Wed.
rl
P.E.I. RAIL
W
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT DEC. 21st,
1914.
Trains Outward
Read Down
Dly.
Wed. ex Sun ex Sun
0
Frv>
C L
C
9.45
10.20 Arr.
Tues.
'l`hur.
il. Sal.
11.30 l‘.'cp.
1.11
2.44 '
5.00 Arr.
l’.M.
Z!."l`
I. i llpp,
4.15 Arr.
Tues.
'1‘hur -
& Sat.
:L00 Dep.
4.20
4.54
5.10
6.30
7.35 Arr.
4.15 Dep.
5.27
5.00
6.40 Arr.
Sat
3.10 Dep.
CD.
t".lmrlf~ttet0w||
lluntor Iilvcr
Emerald Jct.
Kensington
Sinniuersldo
Sumniersldo
Port lIllI
(>'Lenry
Tlguish
Emerald Jet.
Cube 'Traverse
Cluirlcttelown
Mt. Stewart
ltlorcll
St. Potors _
Sourls
Elmira
Mt. Stewart
Cardigan
Montague
Georgetown
Charlottetown
Vernon River ‘
Murray Harbor
Dly.
A 
'Train s Inward.
ltead up.
Tues. Mon.
Mon.
ex Eun Thurs .Wed Wed
& Sat. & Fri &Frl
_ inn
r..1n
4.01
3.2::
2.-in
nop. 2.15
Ar.
Arr.
Dep.
Arr.
Dep.
Arr.
D81). 1
4 Aff-
.»). '
~ Dep.
__ ,.
darn.
. A'.M. l‘.l\i.
11.30 12.10
10.741 11.03
10.03 10.19
9.38 9.45
0.15 9.15
. Dly.
~ ex Suu.
8265
7.54
7101
6.45 .
8.50'
' 8.00
Tues. Mon.
Thur. Wad.
az Sat; &'Bst.
10.30 11.05,
0.16 0.86
8.40 , 8.69
8.17 8.25
7.00 7.00.
5.40 5.40
0.20 0.40
8.04 0.15
7.33 ~ 7.40
one 0.6.0
Dly.ex Bat.
Bat.; only '
1_?unL_ __ __
s' 
.ll ... ,
AM. a,tr.. _
A.l\I.
10.10
8.50
8.00
12.15
10.42
0.25
7.80
A.M.'
7.50.
7.00
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