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ir \ _ _ _/ the great Teacher. The Golden 'l‘ext_
is most aptly chosen, and certainly
1 '¥- `_ ' _ _ ._ - 1-_ ‘describes tnis mission oi teaching.
 _ ___._  _ ._ _ _  ' _ Notice the inclusive note, "1-le hath
. .._ -» _ kr.. _ 6;, _ _mi __.|_ sliewed thee, O,man, what is good."
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'This we _,most certainly can see as ..¢
look back over the teaching oi these
lessons An exposition oi that inclus-
"~ i V » ' iv x - __
, x i "’~»___ 'l' . ~ - 2|;/'," ive_ declaration is then given in the .l 'J
:_ »  -f /' words, "And what doth the Lord ren ll. "
-.* - ._ quire oi nies, but to do iiiseiy, iiiiiu I »
:' to love mercy, and to walk liumbi i
Qwith th God " The re uireinents ni
Y - fl .`
_ ns to outward liie that a man shall
. do justly and love mercy, and there
_i i “--_ ` A _ ’ M f:Z__ lore as to the inward secret oi lite;
_i ‘ 1 that ns siiiiu wsu _iiiimbiy wiui use.
f -  _We may divide the twelve lessons
_~  ~ into two parts. In the first seven we'
J i - ‘ i_!
have a remarkable unfolding oi these
_ thoughts ol the Golden Text. In the
last live we have a. relation ol great
principles made specially to the dis-
-clples ol our Lord.
Aslto the first seven, ii we take ,thc
thoughts oi the Golden Text back-
wards, we shell iollow the order ol-
our lessons. The Divine requirement
i' _ _
Q5-il  '_-I ` __ _ V ____ ~ - , as to the.inner secrct ol llie is that
ii man shall walk humbly with his
V" ` I ' H l _ ' H " ‘God. Our lirst lesson had as its
 _ Qwtloldcn Text words of Peter, "Like-__
‘ - - ' ' wise, yo younger, he subject unto the
    .elder. You, all,oi you gird yourselve
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- December 31st. 1913,~---an increase of 2379 subscribers and
the Directors state that it w_ould appear from preseiit in-
dicationthat this growth will continue for some time
to come. The stock .pays an annual dividend of 6 per
cent. '
Publish Utility Securities are always very popular.
fl`he statements of well managed companies show constant
increases _in receipts_in prosperous times, and only a mini-
mum of disturbanceui periods of business reaction. `
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'with humility, to servo one anotlierié And Cuticllfa Oinlmelllf- Their
ii' fr_Goii resisisui tne proud, init give”
n_gi~sce to nie iiiimiiie," niiii me ii-l
' stration oi humility in the lesso
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onship to them. The second lessorii
had as its .Golden Text the words of"
Jesus, "F‘or"it is not ye that speak,
but the Spirit ol your Father: that
speaketh in you." The lesson itself
dealt with the possibility ol co-op-
vealcd the privilege of walking with
God.
The first expeession ol such walk in
outward`life is that of loving mercy.
 
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strengthen and stimulate theeiilineys .
and open up the pores of the skin. ’
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can es well obtain comparatively
high yield you haves. movt at
trnctivo investment combination _
-‘faith which makes fear impossible.
_ Such nileeidenitum ie to be had `
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_ 1943-Town of Three Rivers, P. Q
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are for the making.
eration with Him in service, as in _ _-
the case of the seventy, and thus re- 0
_ use tends to prevent -pore clog-
; glng, pimplcs, lilackhcads, red-
s that oi children and ri ht rein!-lil. "C55, roughness and oijwr un.
1 wholesome conditions of thc skin.
ifullniira i’-nnpniirl Ointment iiro snltl thttulshriut
the world. A llhnrel nnmnic of canli. with :il-lmsq
l!dnlil4\i»on thnviirlv hurl treatment ol tim ekln and
seiilp,iiont noel'-ircf~. Ailrlri--is Putter Di-uzxclicm.
(.'ovp.,Dcpt. l4K,Boseon. U. B. A.
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ur third lesson was that of the
good baniariran, and Luc lioiuen
lent, “lnou sniiit love .thy nciguooi-
as T.uySeli“; wnile tue iourtli iuseoii
was tuar. oi the story oi sei-vice ac-
tually rendered to the Loi'd_ iii tue
days oi 1-iis iiesh, and its Golden
'ien, "inasmuch as ye oiu it unto
one oi' these, My_,brcthi'en, even these
least, ye dio it unto me."
inc nord also requires that we
shall do iustiy. Our iiitli lesson was
_occupied withthc teaching on prayer,
and the parable, oi__,tlie iinirieudiy
neighbor, snowing bo_w,py_ prayer we
are brought into teilowgnip with the
very ways oi udd, an ,guns are en-
abled to do justly; the' olden Text
being the charter ol prayer, *‘ASk,
and it shall be given you; _seea, and
ye shall tind; knock, and it snail be
‘opened unto you." The‘sixtii lesson
'emphasized tne necessity lor the true
view-point, the difference between
darkness and light, iliustrated»by the
'uniust conclusions which men cultic
to concerning Ulzirist, and the necess-
_ity tor. obtaining such view-point
fwas emphasized in the Golden next,
*that is in thee 'beinot darkness. ' _
, 'ine seventh lesson ‘dealing with
.emnity,ol' the_t0uching, ol the ISBSOII
"Be not deceived' God is not niorkeu
_fshnll he also reap."
'l'he remaining five lessons deal
_with teacliirig given more especially
fto His disciples, and in them certaiiii
_e.hidi'ng_ principles ol the liie oi dis-
-lcipieship are revealed. ln the eighth
fthe principle oi -a‘ true confession
of
_Christ is revealed to be that ol the
In
the ninth the principle ` oi' thd fulfil-
ment ol life is revealed as that of
having the heart set upon the true
treasure which is spiritual rather
than upon the, false which is mater-
ial.' ln ,tlie tenth the principle ol
laitliluL‘ service is revealed ns that of
ivatchiuiness for the returning King,
expressed iii perpetual service in Hia
iriterest ou, hchiall- oi_ is liousoliold_
ln the clcventlijhe piéfziiiplc of relig-
ion is rcvealcd he thahrdfyiconipassioii
in which the trrue Win of the
Sayihath is recognized _a iiilfilled ln
such work as makes Sabbath possible
in
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|"nook thereiorc whether tne ligne
Christ’s hatred oi shams was remark-
able, in _its revelation of me Stern
'ldenunciation ol men _who lacked both
'justice and mercy in their dealing
`with their fellow men;. and the sol-
wns cmphnslzed by the Golden 'l‘ext,- q¢FkF 
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jior whatsoever a man sowetli, that :E 11|! 
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R' W' MCEWEN’ lOuehkofl have produced well in the
I- land-oi the Ciiar.
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(Continued from page nine)
 
to 64c. st local points, melting bar-
ley is quoted at 54:: to 55c, and
lesd barley at 48c.
T°|'0Ut0 Prices for other' grains
are:-No. 3 Ani. yiilow corn, Bile;
peas, 98c to $1 hue wheat, 7:5¢ to
75°; rye, e2c to 63:: per bu.
MILLFEED
Manitoba bran $22.50 to $23.50
per ton; Ontario bran, $23 per ton
ln bags; Ontario shorts, $24 poi-
tvn. and Ontario middlings, $2i;_
FLOUR
Manitoba ilrst patents are quoted
at Toronto at $5.40 in cotton sacks,
seconds $4.80 in sacks and strong
bakers at $4.60. Ontario new patent
 5___per _ cent. Hour is quoted nt
FRUIT ANI) VEGETABLES
Potatoes in car lots on track are
Quoted at 80c. to 90c per bag, and
on the Bt, Lawrence market at 90c
to Sl per bag. Becta command on
the market $1 to $1.25 pei' bag,
carrots $1, nersiiips si to $1.25,
Uan'a_dia‘n _onions per sack ;2_50_
Allples zéuerally from $2.60 pei' bbl_
to $4.50.
HAY AND STRAW
On the Toronto market new tim-
uthy sold last week at $17 1,0 $19
per ton, and mixed hay at $15 to
$16 Der ton. Straw loose sold at
$11 and bundled straw brought $16
per ton.
EGGS.
With the cold weather of the past
weeks, eggs went up in value, and in
ii wholesale way American cold-stoi°-
age eggs sold to the retail trade ut
round 3‘5c per dozen. Strictly fresh
new laid marked egss sold to the
retail trade at 37c to 38c per dozen.
On the St. Lawrence market farmers
deliveries brought 35c to 40c per
doien. i
BUTTER
There is an easier feeling in the
butter market owing to the foot, that
old stocks are being worked oil by
the wholesale trade. New butter is
in good demand, especiallyiil ol iirst
class qllfililly. Stored lots ol butter
command 24c. to 25c, crenmery
butter in packages from 284: to 30c,
prints 32c to 341:, cooking butter is
quoted at 1Ec. At local points but-
ter is quoted generally at from 28c
to 32 per lb. Montreal -quoted tinest
creamery butter in a wholesale way
at from 27Lc to 28c per lb. _Mani-
toba dairy at 22§c, and Ontario
dairy .at 23c. to “Zee per lb.
CHEESE
A lirmcr feeling is reported in
cheese markets. Montreal quotations
lor iinest Western colored at l4}i; to
lifgc, and iinest white at l3lc to
13$c per lb.
NOTES' OF THE FAST ONES
Marlguld, 2.U7}, is ln Itlily.
Cox took in the Chicago sale.
needy-zo'-rece materiel is scarce.
February was a litinner sleig-hlng
month.
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Bangor has been ii lively winter
racing town.
Felrruary, 1914, will long be re-
membered.
Lots oi snow and ice fun during
the past few weeks.
Wilbur Duntley has turned out 'an
oii psiiitiiiz of Uiiian. 1-58. which is
one oi' the best things this clever
artist has ever done.
lllilan, 1.58. has been roughiug it
this winter in Virginia.
lt will be known as the Bay State
Short Ship circuit.
San Francisco yoirngstcra outsuld
the Molios in New York.
It will seem "natiira1’: to see (lox
behind Earl Jr., 2_0l§, again.
Cox has been adding some bright
luturity prospects to his stable.
The Manager, 2.231, pacing, by
Tregantle, ‘2.09{, has joined the Cox
string.
A two-year-old son oi Dan Patch,p.
1.55§, is on his Way to the Antipn-
dcs. ‘
‘»Eta'|iions for service went beglhll
at the New York sale. Nobody want-
ed t-hem.
Joe Patchen, 2.011; Joe Patched
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