The Signal, 1926-8-26, Page 8NM
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CANADIAN NATIONAL
EXHIBITION
TORONTO
1926 Dates -Aug. 21-111kspt. 11
Sunday
By ISABEL HAMILTON,
tioderich, Ont.
\I)11, safe to the Rock that la higher
than 1.
1\
7 meld In its conflicts and sorrows
would By;
:to sinful. se weary. Thief.. Thibe,
would 1 be;
Theu blest lied. of Ages, IM hiding
In th
ia.tructiu1, Moses received while on
the Noant the second time commun-
ing with Gal. There he stayed for
forty tray* and the people began to
think he would never return, so they
approached Aaron and prevailed upon
him to make them a god like to what
'was wurmhipped hack in Egypt. This
they did. forgettll&g that 1luse4 bad
[1444 them that the Lord had said,
"Thus shalt thou say unto theS B-
ern of Israel. Te have *sen that 1
have talked with ynu from heaven,
Ye shall not make with me gods of
silver. neither *hal) ye make unto You
grads of gold."
ilal dire t, 1 Noses to go down
from the 1lunnt. "tor thy people. which
thou lir...ightest out of the land of
larypt. herr corrupted thetu.eIPes."
lir nen[. tearing with him two tables
cairn of the nnoI 1lde. in *or- of stone. smitten with the Anger of
ow'K lobe hour. God.When he appeared in the [midst
when temptation teat*+o'er
Its power;
the people and fetW tbe idol the,
had tuade he east the tables from hint
the tempests of life. on lie wide breaking thens,showing them thereby
Israeli].) neA. • - What they hail-detie:-Ity their Wa-
rhol' blest Rock of Ages, Ftn hiding jog 01 nn image mud worybilednit R
hi Thee. they htt,t !wok. it the first and kakeond
!tell) lileaver4 Father. to pray
that -the ttettre-t i,101 1 itaYe known.
eleite*.•r that idol be l'elp tne In (oar
it from Thy Gino.. and wnrohli/ only
Thee" Se Minn ak) Walk he idoSe
With llod. vain, and serene tny frame:
purer light shall mark the road
-William Cnwper.
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R. S. IJCSSIIN FOR SEPT. 51h. 1926
!Ammon Title -Thr Tent of Meeting.
Lesson l'aussiage--Exedux 33.
Golden Text -Exodus 33:11.
In the ohs pter hotneen lki,t day,
lest.on and 1043.1: we read ..f all the
Icuwtuantlinentai /tarot' ilia( to
Warn -ham weakness in gl a; way
the people; but Muses' said onto t
people, l'T. have stared a great at.
and uuw 1 will eo up (tutu the Lan
per adventure 1 shall wake ab stun
aim/ fur your aim
%bueew pleaded with 'Goal And lar
y,ailt d raid war tuld to go forward fu
the Mud w•hl•Ii wa* pruyul.ed un
their forefetbers and that an mug
would go before thew, hat "1 will u
up lu the midst of thee. fur tat
lit 1a st lff-u.. 1. I people ;' lest 1 co
sumo thee In the way." Thus war
;he people warned that His present_
eeuld prove a blessing to theta only un
,. uditla' of their fulfilling their pa_
of the covenant. If they failed HI
i.r,,ienue would to to (ben a -eon
•aut.iug tire" 1lieut. 4:241. The lwv_
pie whetl they heard the divine mes-
sage, mourned and humble*l them
*etre*. stripping uff their accustomed
eibanant, In accordance with th
unwind (verses 44). Moses then
nies.inted a religious service of a
is tidier kind. dedicating a tent 4
!.itched at rime distance from th
.amp, AA a oseetlnl-place for Jehovah
:and him:elf 1 rerere 7.111. Here be
again interceded with peesevetin
fervor, until he obtained the answe
••Ily illressmis. shall go with thee and
1 will give thee relit" (v. 14). He
Tien dared to reason on this answer
and to prove its ntve$$lty, as one man
'night discuss terms with another.
"It Thy presence go not with me,
carry ua not np hence." A still fulier
and more gracious answer was given
tri 1141* IntereeRaory Itrayer: ••I will do
this thing also that thou haat spoken
-for thou _bast 4111114 grace In My
eight. --end 1 know (bee by name.
Having thus proved himself a worthy
mediator he Is rewarded by a special
vision of the divine nature. The glory
of the Almighty in Its fulness was not
to he rercaled to him: • for there shall
Ito Than ser Ne. and live," but a fur
ther revelation was to he given bins
.1ehot•wlt was to reveal Himself a* the
graciou. acne. The scent. J,,erllied' 1•
one of We most solemn and mysterious
to the treble. ... ter as the weakness
oail.& humanity would admit.
Noses war given a display of (pod's
lie e had seen GOWN glory oa
different iweAalons. Mut hp lunged for
a palter vl.lon and so tied made all
His goodness to pass before hint. Hid-
den in the cleft of a rock, (God covered
111m white He famed hy." I Bible
t'ommt•ntery 4.
Moses' Aa the mediator between de-
huyal& mull the ehildren of larael be -
cattle a type of Christ who, SPA? IA at
the right baud of God, is 'ever making
Wter.•r•si.ii for sinner*. As 1t0Kew
long, 11 for and was granter) a new and
' lensing semi feeding nmin Christ. the
greet
ter vision of lamp's glory. so the
fDread of Life. 1s given to stew deeper
into all the goodness of God.
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WORLD MISSIONS
.1 missionary of the American !lard
I write,. thus of one feature attelldl$,ga
resent revival atuiu'g the Zulus:
"They do not seem to 1e able to pray
to
PUBLIC INTIRRIPT IN TIC WERT-
ERN FAIR ORSATICR TRAIN
RYER DEFORM
hlhltloll Willett lilludwrsk anemic the
vIty lu every branch el the Fair. awl
letn, torrrele:taIrmeuilts,tdre.ig received every day
Pertnanetit improvements have been
made throughout. especially to the live
sto. k buildings. whisdi Will house a lire
stock ghost. of ' exceptional interest.
10.14;;;I:r.litul.t.Htd.g1111texhtt n't:etotetalast. wikrIlltibAettltrb7.
hest II.alutein herds; of
Exceptional luterest is being ellowil
reds of Interesting and edmatiunal ex- ,
LIMN have bevel entered aloody. The
thieg ever seen before At London.
with the largest anti beat erre! .11if
Each afterroion and eveniug will find
an array of attrakktielot before the:
grandstand that will please both I
young and old. anti a great deel of L
thought has beta given to the IttirlitlY I
dieplay of fireworks. which will
more Magnificent than ever.
For the entertainment ;et flume what
supplied ler -the heft Militktry
civilian bandit in the filmier.
The week of Septetniger 11 to 111-grtif-
over the country at the Whir. , .
Blaivalles- Nair Char*
Bluevale. August 33.-.k large crowd
witnemed the laying of the corner
here this afternoon. In spite of the
thrent of rain. people came from all
r1•1111 illy. The stone was la id by
malerator of the Preebyterien (len-
oral Assembly. the trowel being prw
seated ley .istues FIlliort.• one 44 the
oiliest residents of the village. di -w
tnre reading was giren, by 11.
.1a tu 6.11111, Kt II dent Iainlotot.
olrettoeo were ttlY4•11 by lier. W. q. ah -h,
This. evening a lawn metal 'wan hold
dutch ills served by the holies of the
Itinerate chnrch. worsted by these ef
Idle** Preebyterlan 'hutch. while ri
pregritto wao given by outside
silent. The proceeds, amountIng
to
to
4.1
ut
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WHFN USING
LY PADS
Best of all Fly lilllers--10c and
25c per packet at all Druggists,
GTOCeesi and General Stores.
e silently. At their homes they often
ao into the bash and pray aloud. 14o
ht theme weetinf{s. when they pray.
e they pray aloud --forty or Silty. Per-
e hale, at the Kafue time. they^ du nut
pray 44 vimlen tly so three years ago or
break out foto (Weirder. They are Bi-
g tent in seeking God each our by bite-
✓ self. It ie fateful confusion and (mount
to aur accustomed to quiet.11'1f unseat'
forget it and forgive it whet& be neem
their peculler nature and remembers
bon' wen aw-akened from Wimp to and
CHOLERA 1NFANTUM
Chotera hatantum is one of the fatal
aliments of chIldhoed. It is a trou-
ble that comes on euildenly. especially
duritig the eummer menthe sad un-
less prompt nk tIOU takeu the little
one Way won be beyond aid. ,Baby's
when Tablets are an Ideal medicine 10
warding off this trouble. 'Fbey cern-
late the bowels and sweeten the atone
rummer Ttwey Are All an=
seintely emir medicine. being guaran-
teed eontain neither Neater' tor
narcotics or other harmful drums. They
cannot Patently. do harm -they always
do good The Tahlet• aro sold by
itealeru..r by mall at Vi cants
a hog froru The Or. Williams' Medi-
cine ;Om. 'trot -keine. tint.
REPORT OF 110G SMPMENTS
For seek ending August M. MOO:
thst- lie- An -Rusin
erten 414 lit biinl County
Thick isniaith . 17 119 2.1 1.4111)
Heavies' 3
Shop her' 9
Light's and feeders;
11 IF
over $11(111. will go towards ceat of
pietal. a-111 be in the neighborhood of
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Aft
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"Came le Timnkful People, Come'.
Dean Henry Alford, author of thin
pispular. earnest hymn. has been de-
scrilssl as "one of the mow variously
airomplished churchmen of his daf-
'stet. preacher. lecturer, paints, nut-
siglan. scholar, critic and
philologist. He was a man who could
ilo anything-11ml do It well. even to
buildinx an organ and playing ork It."
Thisi remarkable /Mtn was bora in
la.nilon. Enabled. on October 7111. 1810.
tie belonged Ito fanal/y which, for fi•w.
generations in anceesaiou, had contri-
buted clergymen tif Unction to the
Anglhan Chureh. mother filed at
Me birth. and his father. Rev. Henry
I mit, 'rho WAR a hitiely scholar.
Wade the bny hie 'constant companion.
Naturally the child grew to be rery
precocious,. 04441011)g mindi of bin time
In writing little essays. poem.. Ids
tortes nod OPPIIItsbe. At seventeen he
i.nti•red Trinity coliegf, Cambridge.
and in 18.12 he gradualuoi With hutoirs.
He item ordained ennui., in 1,433 arid
lifter holding several pastorates was
appointed to the deanery of Cantor -
bitty In 18-57. HP reinainal ttere until
his death hi 1871., 1.„4„trtott 14.ery
HP waa a moat versatile *titer sad
department of literature. t'anon Thin-
g -an give* a partial lie( of hie WOrita
which Include: "Poems and Poetical
Tri,i.:er#:AtgfrrIgilevainst"*";"thrti"rbquerhoeTonstkilfsi"tf4.1h7leillflauT3.4genatrnh:d:
Vraisc." and two colonies of "Palle&
:tarty cpormamhplenttalOory
iiim twenty, yeara' labor and wan the
forernnner of our necked Version.
Dean Alford wee deeply Intereeteel
In hyninningy mod eomplled Revers]
hymnals for which he wrote and
translated rummy hymns. Mis contri-
(inflow% to one of these hymn -hooks
Alone totalled• fifty-five. Ile tell. ne
110011 of Canterbury, with the objeet of
wrote mu• ch that has not lived. but
imong o• ther* • In -Ten Thousand
Times Ten Tbotmand." a hymn of hope
filth Wit R called forth hy ha own Ike -
rem juirearmaiento. Anothise 0? his
hymns, "forward! BP Our %Vetch-
undoMstedly hia moot popular hymn
lifekastr,"1(v'ese4aml.occa.... hawynimittithnlithhPost":ttPlitior..1:"A:afte:y'r-
It wan written to 1844 for a harvest
wren essies, of which only font ara
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eommon nap, and WAS ha.esi 041
Psalm 128:11 --"He 11,81 got-th forth
117,41. weepeth. benring precious serf).
*hall doubtless come , again with re-
g. ir being his itheaveis with
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Come. Ye Thaskful Potpie, t'onse
e,ktne 34, thankful' people. crime.
the sung (.1 liarieet-lionse:
All is wifely gathered in.
ler.- the winter storms) begin:
oar tioth provide
a ma the seng of harvest -home!
iikto FIN pralee to yield:
%Vheat and tare* together sown.
Unto sorrow grown:
First the blade. and then the esr.
n the fill' corn shitil 8141,44r:
of linrvest. grant that Ire
grain awl pure may he.
the laird our God 'hall etinap,
And shall take Hie barvast home;
I'rotn 111. field shall in that d.wy
All oftener., purge away
«Pre ilk anima charge at
In the 'ire the tares to etiot;
ltiit the ear* to ataro-----
Io' Ilk garner erertnore.
Bring Thy Anal harvest home!'
ether nom Thy people In.
There. for ever purified.
In Thy presence to abld_i_e'
wIfh ail TVs. --imi-comp.
Balm the glorious baryon -boos.
tooltatioso usamot Iola( you
ma yowler - Savor -omit
eras.. crunchy Reim. Tito
oreada• Mom rialtos kayo
Montreal Witneagl
Mr. Meighen has protaisest tariff
Intl.'. it to the level demanded by his
supporters and there keep it
forever stabte. But heaides that *his
promises extend in all witreetione. in ;
the Maritime* he promised aid to the
P11111 and utast induetrietw. He prone
ieed entwslittes or' railway freight rates.
lit. rianniseil artificial ansistatsre to
ports. Stopping iiff in the Game
ilietrtet of Quebec, he proinised govern-
ment *oilstone* . ibat country.
hich. Itahl, hail heel/ too long 110-
ItInete,I. Coming to thitario he
coupled a aontinciatinai of the King
worka with antither peewee to con-
sider favorably the amstrtection qf
more docking facilities for the gown in
power. In the VIcia he promined the
•oinpletion of the Rodeo!) Bey Bail-
wa3. provided It 41,4,41 not emit =Ore
tWice se much aa las asItt he
weuld spend lest year. Nor did Alr.
when chairing the itorkiea. In Brit-
ish olumbla he promised further
rederal aid to that Province in build-
ing its highsra).. la It nntslr to
*4 rib. hie campaign as tuptigrItnapo
promimea? Anil dam lilt Wok be
tan ter ter all these things bx aurnal/-
Mg Import,' and making ilving dearer?
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Weeds. Stop -over prf
mask woe at 9.00 ...Hobo' la Clireskind at 740 a. in
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