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SUNDAY READING.
flie61.3,1b3411 0113The, •
Lord .God, the Iloly Ghost,
In this or...Toted hour.
on the day of Pentecost
11.eseend in ailthy power .
We ineet with, one aecord
ap
In our pointed plitee
And wait the promise of our Lord.
The Spirit of all grace., • •
leke mighty resinng wind
lepon the weves bensath.
• Move with one faunidee every wield,
: One sole. :me tee:inn ten:nee
Theyonirr, ciao old, insinze
With wittioni front ebeve:
'Ana give ueiteizere rand tongue: vf tire
To pee.y, and yudee, eetil love.
splrit'ef limet. replete.
And chase .14n: giooni wa.y,
With hoo:rg: rooreand more
['tato
S,4rit of truth, he Woo
Efe;t1t (leath (air tinkle
Spir!t ac
Z v(e sariciitteii.
G,9kie'a noux,hts .rer Every Ey.Monday-
ses nOW the emeedetnining nets
weevaiele tee eve Caste:ie.
Item at treeeters ,:ing.trig deem
'ett cisme itsmotatea
Lean on tee erne thew arrns. were streteted
• 0 iteetane teen. tier. ere -sees love.
Azad tweetee etezi..tte
To Ceeil tee neither, Cese, t?a,
Ad
tisee, tete litee cease!.
eon.. tut
t the.
Teoienw teyz3 neni :
Ter •
o esday-That Chr3sl,,°11(;:i.71::1014.7td
Detscm 03 tlIe Temity,FAS tioi made niap.feet
in the &eh, Was the avatiort lialt th,4
tr Le took upon laini,:ele the pmaity tor t ire siu
- odai,t 641;5 of ell men ; that Ile
atoneir to tin:. first Dotson of the Telnity for
Unseats of betels:ay ; that he ii.etituted tee
Otero% ahel ties atteenteime throw seleetion
reved. and Eitel! pessetset pentenal, inenor.
enhhlieeleg tide, tile church see's. WO are
• 'WI life fr'Yoeci ',vim grave, /lot meanwhile
!we e..ns not deli:: that desas saved and still
sav.s men ti,yv:•....-e4liag to them their inevit-
qe loss, showfmr them that he is the way,
the truth, arid the life, the true way to life
instead of the false way to the p.9.r.ierial life
144.1 Li.l'etofere followed.
We Inealayte.
; tete net *kw ;men tiecige /Ile* IPM,
%11- ter
;lee; tweet; Leen. tin; love.
tar :hem tar.ta
two talifni Cba ritt teinge.
earlermutee I tee
is -item s. tt
eetetileete,
`51
r..7F7:-.15%CtN
Des ene. Lewele, feetteee
:Zan see ; eta eltenteantenee.
'all stock of all kinds of
-e-stuffe and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
Condition
l?owd-
er),
the best
in the mark -
t and always
h reeip-
ly prepared at
Store Emote
TIMM.
et In stamps tempts, ae
tea guarantee of good falai.)
send you by express, C.O.D.,
Leh which you can examine, and.
if you do not find
it oil and evenmore
than we claim for
it DO NOT TAKE IT,
but if perfectly sat-
isfactory, pays the
Repress Agent OUR
SPECIAL CUT PRICE
OF $5.25 and take
the watch. Such a
chance to secure a
reliable timepiece
at such a ridieu,
lously low price is
seldom, if ever be.
fore, offered. Tele
is a genuine COLL.
FILLED WATCHenade
Of 2 plates of Sam
COLD over composi-
tion metal. It has
solid bow, cap and
crown, h unting
caseesettutifuny en-
graved and is dust -
proof. The works
are.Waltharr!
/alp Jetvelled, with expaneete pounce,
egulatedianfi: wfr."ratititan accurate time.
peeper. t -.11 suitable for either a lady or
eintlemen, .A, guarantee is serit -with each
Wain. Address CEO. W. WYATT & CO.,
WitehmakerS, Peterborough, Ont.
EN 19 uS $1.00 mg ggiAiNzevl:a
Jab nerd you postpaid this elegant
ELDORADODIAMOND
SOLID' COLD PILLED RIND
These prigs are
gWeorirtal e 1453re n jltndthe b
seeietY, and have the
same appearance as, a
ring costing $25.0M We
guarantee aperfeet ilt
and satisfaction.
Address
CO. W. Wyatt er,,C1
Jewellers
Peterborough, On
• 774-w ay. •;tn:-133 tiett.:rs in 47.44 lee
7144.,,,, ere nano int "i. ,;.-.14iNrt woele
Awl Mut raor show: !pay 1461"4! to Tice;
Wiairli 1 fee Thee way nee.
and elettee-sewpv,Znc,.--
.11-41aUcia 1 :311," neon.
---atisototmove. '
1
1 . 'Kele hew! reettlar atel interevanr,... employ-,
TItur?.1.1y,.---,A wrsen almustorned. to a life ..
of atettvitv longs for eate a WI letirement ; l,
eiel ivilen" lie h31 atVEMpliqteil hie pgrpeSe P
; ir,Is Iiira']rli wretenel. The eleesure ol re.?
az:titan, indeed, ie known to these only h
trent. Coatinued relaNat inn soon bevonles a
‘wlittt es ; awl,. On this ground, we InaY
•Ifily aslert that the greetest degree of real
tehyment Itelonge., not to the luxurems man :
If Wealth, or tti ti7elistlees votary of ittehiore -
but to the ntiddle elaesee of society, whet,
alone with the tenpin:le of life, have constant .
el important oattipation.-etebertwomble,
F a. e-
Briele. ie tee eeiy. het tee winter reaming.
Wiare shall we hide from the sle.et rallint;
fast t
Cod' the worldmay Ioak tlown on our weak.
nee, s. .
lleetaiss Uttar in tbe pitiless blast;
ehk ale egoodeetepherd.witen terePestsalarm,
tiattrit fielair.b, with toy thelteringerm.
Shephere oilseed, Jesus ()creel:vier.
et:emits the weniterer, etrayed from tby
feti.
Savieg tee lost as they fain tend are weary,
Ilimatsont sent in Thy sorrow untold:
Tele* e'.good shepherd, we fear no Mart%
Safe teem tea ills us 'rey ebeltering arm!
- fGoadby.
Saturilsy-I wish . popularity ; but it is
that:" pepalarity whieh follows, not that
Wilit.1; ls run after ; it is that popularity
wide'', sooner orlater never fails to do juetiee
to the purseit of -noble ends by noble means.
I will not do that which my conscience tells
me is wrong upon this occasiun, to gain the
huireas of thousands, or the daily praise of
all the papers which' come front the.press ;I
Will not avoid doing what 1 think is right,
though it should draw on me the whole
artillery of libels; all that falsehood and
malice can invent or the credulity of a de-
luded populaee can swallow. --(Lord Chief
. justice Mannield.
that is beautifel in devotion- to the very
I
timeliest form of beggary,. Whet do wamean
then when we offer this daily, prayer for
daily bread ?Much ; ;nut& more than appears
t tuiPoonnotfiloeusrduvitielye" dWe'peemmleaennen
ae doAn t7h re e ed °a ft -
1 gooiluess. WeateAlt begging for breed, but
avowkag that the bread, the life, all that
goes to make up the .eum a human good,
Comes not by happy or mysterious chance
but from the geed hand that opens, not once
e year, but is ever open; ever operative,
spreading out blessings as bountifully and
as mate:lees-sly as the mess of light are spread
on all the hills, Tusking each day a new ere -
II ation. For our daily breed we lift our hands
in thenafulness amide dare on &pet dene on the 4.,o.l ot the Malin% in the wildetness
awl of the golden trarvest fields of 1891.
ste._
Tile Tine Iaa °Med.
•
IN53,(1-tty.1.4
The enift streinette, of text for otir n
is Jesus Christ's praptrecy '• hose
I:Math you will think that. be tioetti
IleeauSe they have not known
Fatlier nor Me. It isexpe.lient ser you
Igo away : for if I teetiot away the Com
• er Will liOt g,:orkte. He win repeove fee w
land gei yon into ail Math."
W.1*1 is sp.--traug of netnre et*
nezere ntb,3 6 i;er iwmns t.6
. ,
er
teitare, new is head Ione*. wzieso
.
. none ;wing eartleptakes ateleteamen,
eked avd leeteeges, lie ineerte that- 4iCM
iraplituted in 4.
'..'weittiere which Joint eidlea *. the light thee
,
M41.11.
11V.4 SiPdiillg 14 the =tetrad
wee .,erteitly differ, aim/ one tete gee
niisnederstand the other shiipar .!Ziese
ether is spa -liking trent tee. timedeohit
Ilit spirliher witaire while he is imitieng
eliteems feom physical oxrrienee.?.
. (hie says it is the nature of man Ifs V
1110H41.4.iwini:a...outeame will he e(ttiora!
who int odious shall b.: to make y mar .1
hreesi irapesettlee :tee emu. ttlrat
memory. . They Mei ei that it is nata;
..exemise of it -ell in IW:0 whieli makes LI
' unjust toward women. It is natural, t
tell ns, to connive agtinst the weaker w
the stronger is pit• ao.tinst., it \IN.(
but following mit his b.:it:mit nettire w
'f be mattes een distinctiens. and laughs in
s'loeve at the deterted wife, tite bain
the drowniug betty. for do net iron
Spa 1-vr tiVeN run awl' 4
4iiirtrt•trpt to the welfare of men or atigele
'Swat and Pm the we a Weide blew..
cart -lee, eleit ae time e1ro°v•s:•e0r.:,
t,•• weee breetn an
Nature cennives egelest the help!
atreeee Aventine agoieet V111;:17.4ri:k 5. Tilf"
-fore. eeys the. Fluolielt Lionel Bade. W
: • et at ..einelltieg, to Ram. inatu
1"‘'IV:* ;s ho puts into emissione eare
am the uremenimue whet of the world.
is tee ;Or of the latent %Yew for the air
Wart thetie to tly ; for truly Ilwy
eitoose to re every ereeture
planet gled and proteeted met newer
stand reedy to put their lruel tin .the itt
sprites; ol sorrow mid Fay " Itrokea V' a
their lingers to !lte eitak thh time of pa
apt aty " stop epeoori as they ellen NI
tbit lew se plainly taught in teal leeson :
Jesus." He eltail re *eve the world a
tnd the Comfortete"
I •
Another says : " Teem le no sueli natu
to Step. The only nature there is that
real is the principle of righteontnessstirrit
within ell men and all ereatores. TI
eevettes knew what it is right to do.
horde) in the einem of London ehome tl
t.te brave young man and the geed youi
girl in the play shall einne off victorkt
when triekery 31 pitted againet thou, el
they will hi sa the play." "-Title is nature
say e one whose face is set that way till /
Peen nothing else. Pythagenos called it ti
'nit of men in all ages, Plutereli yelled it t
unerring guide : Sovratea vaned it eh
divine sign ; John said it light -ea every in;
that ever came into the world
em one man determined to let this eau
speak its own way withallits might throng
Min Who said in triumph,. " All power
given uuto'Me in heaven and in earl! ,"Ilh
t he rest seized upnn re because Ile, being
man like themselves, made Himself God. H
carefully taught them that the mortal slut
not say, I ani God. Oely the immortal elte,
speak of its Godhood. Bur, looking at ti
flesh as the truth of themselves, they fought
against the speech of the spirit. Tbe flesh
vrarreth against the spirit to this day When
you two are epeeking together. One of you
insists that God does not send the cyclone
and earthquake, the famine and the survival
of the stronger. The other se
ys
tneet, because He made all things, and stir
ly we see that these ahlegs exist. One
you says, " There ss'hertt ono. side of .6
question, viz., the God. side." The othe
viz., the sender of calamities. They tied
them to wild beasts an1 set them,for bonfires
in Nero's gardens.
But
"Speak, Victory; Who are life's victors?
Unroll thy long annals end say
Are they ettehross.e whom the world celled the
i
Who won the success of a.day ? ,
The Spartans who fell at Tnermopylee's
tryst,
Or the Persians and Xerxes?
The martyrs of Nero?
Pilate or Chriet t"
I am nay own idea of God. Nothing can
be plainer than that I am my own idea, of
and yen are your own idea of Goa, the Oak Hotel, Sevenoaks, almost
toTtiltteegnrawlinhgo hciamusebseifirxstilpienprgiz iti,hteizas Ibiaertlhoawutzdn I:11181.3.e kmvli..11evievamn4gtnhi
-LONDON'S LEADING LADY.
'The /Moisten Mouse Mistress a cradunte I
Le:time, Nov. O. -There have been
Fronk the Dustpan Brigade
any cases in the civic history of the Brit-
ish metropolis where lads have worked. up!:
their way from mere office boys and ap-
prentices to be Lord Mayor of London, but
the mistress of the Mansion House who took
up her residence there on Monday last, is
the first instance of a rise front the.servant's
hell to the rank and dignity of Lady
Mayorees.
Tee wife of the present chief magistrate
of London was formerly a O:latliberitintiti at
ruder
&mit
e new
, ohases hint around seeing every evil thine Lord Mayor, was wont to speed his autunm
he does and getting a punishment mai- holidays at Unit popular ittnand while
while he he Itself ilaS things just as be pleases staying there he wae smitten with the
regardless of the feelings of others. Those 81 mg beauty of the re-year.old chamber-
utien who believe uwiret-t in the true God are saf- nrh
Th4-
ever ewe ote wliote idea of God is absolue. 1 i
nee Imre HE merznize Pun.
4eel ely firue ere absolutely safe. After having obtained permiesioa from
thg ,
''4 ee,. nete de you bawl., int, whetber father and mother, worthy people of the
that your ides, of tto)? John Nnox boa been i name II4akes,'Air. Evans removed her to a
fo:t- Lei:lithe; what it:nighty fortress is our Goa yotlilg ladies' seminary where she received
orra when ix- found likatelf rising front his phtee tilt' "bleation fif a lady, and oa attaining
at tlie talem A ballet eeme eetelere hor 19th year he married her. Unlike merz
,,,,,,, ot.„41, t:,, wham., but 1,, was sa!„,, 1 (3.4-SeS of a similarly roinantie native the
1'4 ...%Ii4iTe.."7,:;:desrlizdteirm. llgittleirlsi.,,n,Ggg'o'`t,1 4.0htf'shillultir: oTtrcrollangee tiblaitst reeosunlif blefuextpheeeniter aulel"tPiL
at one time anl was utterly destitute in 1! ea,e1)10 have a large family a ellil'irn 10
tke Wi3tiS Of Africa. A. little cheery tuft of i waeol OK,- are warrotY attaehed.
li-in
11 o$? resiiinleii him by its bw-my trust . l'Ae La'br nlYoress still te`lin5 hum
ot h -u own (tad and as noun ,0 Ile iwk johi trae;:4 of her former beauty, and if singular.
yruf , ell with all things. s' Po you. think," asked I to her old parents, who will certainly b
a ions be
of 1:Eri trNe Goll Digaia t11‘ WAS amply provids ' i',F utrifre..ted a:rd.:or(' hearted, amide -Voted
eliever in the God who evade ' "monget her guests at the Merteion
lit; :;t,..ttionualti ,.3,1sir a,.ensilialannui !In e4s.,05,i41.tolri Jar; tylloitutes7,0, 1 ili.ro,rulsn(;.0 t ilile rerwafsa tit:per t was Iteafipalttemoilf/eirle, r VI!
link --limit Xllth for les eentpelled the linguennts
"hat my t led eau.'" l eictge a cook.
The eivie year rarely nasses without the
;on. . ". Nee" Intel the Meter,
This ilml mei il.f.inetit from the Goa of mee noreetut will! ROYALTY.
ion4 at the point of the bayonet and wider the 1 Lora Mayo!. being celled urain to entertein
tile' ' the's to 'keenly TOO elturehea Itent.use they 0 at the Mauston Millie menilKkrs of the British
g of sihi lig.: wenselp as he did. Rivitard Boyle, INTAI fmnilS or tlttrl's oi ""inelie iihietriono
Heti of Cork, test* from the loweet position T, rank quirt :thread, and tho ex.rhambernal
to the. highe-zt rants by taking for his motto ili from toe Oak Hotel may yet be cilled upon
gtg .. Gone gool provbiewe ii my inherit:teen,* , te act as hostess to either the Prince and
heL A child living with a refit -her who had an I Prince -is of Wales, ur even the Queen her-
• • ' , ti . r c ,a, - • • 4 - 1 want foot! self, should she repeat her visit of a few
le putt la, . o, benne pover.e :lib
hen , it isito hi: mind that tied v-cteel hear every i PArs ef40 to the cue. In that event t.l..,
,41:t ' lt!a;ealw:',.:IrlatPiVethliTtKitittfelint fevi'lf titiberne .nwal tiVrelelirtolo.Th8I'vtileirtreet(i"rfeollaiteot'uheitiluldll:ftiltt
ilea f
of berottet. Mrs. Evans emuld, therefore,
re's I mu my own ouo 1. It was a s%ell fi e .- n, 41
. 3 : -, a„ ' ao e..a. am Aernrsid
• . , , , , , ,s
• • alieali ow tat:could tU have an idea of Go.' ' as Laiy. Mayoress will elajoy tbe r!eit of
that lic• iWriLM r‘rAt let them artir.11y sve
tar,
.. , preq9atation at vourt, and of bring invited
viaIhit it 3 3 417.311r step to have the true ligi.'3, ta the varioes stet° halle mel eolitt enter-
. Wet tied never lete Hie veiltIreu have
m .
:e balloons to their ban eils of 0.0.4ty, If teientetete
--_-0.--..---.
tO idea of (led is the maiuspriug of human LTin: man who leans roatentrmy nod. p.,3e c; avIver;rhnt-er. lion Inixt: t;..11,..e.V°wtr to Ill*" tt4e petitally upen 8.1:7W MO cl..-.c, whothcr
" If :Fnur 44'14 of 4 31.41 sul"8 the e1°4 of any kind, is notheiug r'itaties, or heally aide 1, but orly
for his livelihoed, foe evyneip, of
,. the time *4Pahl elul ;evert!' you Ina•F 8'1"V any
farther enfeebled, He drains another
•-•;7* ' it when pm pi. JemsF
tist".st• told pm 1
to Inot .,oneh, to n„ perpett., hut to th, injury
It ; wp that aii4e,mtion of hitills,vor should , (/ i.,;th Ilut a „li the, other 11,,n,i, he le.
113rt.i:IV.
,a , di Ma. (town the idea of God that throttlee II rete`,., die 11,1p, l'reteeent. zt be, with thank.
"Ail powo,r is given unto sno."' . lel gratitude and lisr? it al r. etepplatesitene
t
to be: ter ehinge-if he reeertl ie as a tem -
if t ' Je715 Christ hail tlio true idea , of God, revery loan, wineit Ise in his tuen may re-
en.,,ei ' ettel ,i;.,i;;.;11,10‘.o
.lelitt
iit,:eit.,.rt(t)thavr"l
altatit,:nt, an ,}ne,:e ,, pay to „ono ono .ventr.,.1,. ivol hir,-Ifelt-..1f lo.
W"°"' . be inspired by it to gm. der cmottet and
41 ; evi.r ycur bica tf t :owl i 5 yua will treat ,l'our through it pin strength to stand on his own
r
10 1I% with. A int.ther who bad an tdea fe,st„,thea it has foilim.,11 ita awn misi,ion
"7 tin4 chA Esia, 61421"' Inc P"It: g°14 Pure and if-, no longer a dead weleht bat e living
1141 lew the nits:fent of tine ;tome egeanst for".
Pa
1
her tittle giel end it hail typhoid fever,
'i ''' Then she beeeneht that I loll of here tie re- reetrer . .
e
Give us lhis Day our Daily Bread.
This is a spirit that may be described,
perhaps, best as a literary sentiment; that
loves to dwell in happy phraseology, in
praise of tbat wonderful preyer described as
"The Lord's Prayer." Every thoughtful
mind will readily agree that there are some
things that are high above all praise. There
are seine phrases of life that are too sacred
for discussion and some moods that it would
be lacking in true dignity to attempt to
analyze. The Lord's prayer is indeed high
almve.011 imam praise. But that very fact
makes every sentence of it the most suitable
themes for deep, sacred, frequent meditat-
ion. The thoughts thet break forth from
k,bis brief collect of devotion are fresh as the
oeams that make new every dawning day.
Phis morning shelve us that yesterday did
not exhaust the beauty of the world. Yestere
lay was but a page that had its own para.
eraphs of light, and grace, and splendor.
We turn the page of another morning, and
lo !new beauties crowd the page, line on
line, paragraph on paragraph, till we wonder
more and more at the exhaustless sources
whence all these glories come. Each day
m full, so crowded with new and varied
benediction, that it seems as ifeivery day of
the three hundred and six-feve were a dis-
tinct and separate witness bearing clear
..flad testimony, how God in his bound-
ess goodnecrowne all the year
..'1,/th his goodness, and fills every day with
ee
,epseate and distinct loving kindness. But
now concerning this daily prayer for daily
enact What do we mean when we offer this
prayer? To many the whole question of
erayer is involved an d perplexed. Theylimit
lia whole idea of prayer to that of merely
begging for some favor. If the world's gen-
eral vietv of devotion were true, or nearly
true, then devotion would be about as mean
end unworthy a thing a,s we well could think
ne And yet, ie the thcreght of thousands,
praying 'omens begging God to do something
or es, or to evert some evil thiugs. Such
views sweep out of prayer all that is worthy
f the eame of prayer. Wbat sort of atm -ray
eould that be where the whole fellowship of
hci househ uld was'wholly restricted to askin g
-asking, bhggieg, andnothinginore. What
Imme of miserable paupers that would he,
ind if this distorted 'Vint of prayer were
ty way near correct it would change t 1
move •thelever 'tint her own idea was blew.
in like a hot wind over the child. All to
.1 • no purpose. IL:pause ahe had au idea that
e -
le GOO eowlet in= OM EkUll sonietime.s does not
t ;10 a;; yoa want Him to. By and by she
Ig• went into a room alone and took otr her
tm them Islet it ete tIio itile girl and. pia up her
thouin eutineue y to the trGod that His
' good -will might Im done und that she should
le ;lee that good will.
10 Then the child got well at -once. The .
he • tree God always wills weB. Never anything
ebv. Look out there at the main sprat,' ot
re
is
Physielans sit in judgment on it man.
a. They believe in nature's lawn of waste and
e decay and death. "According to thy faith
11 1.1e it unto thee." $o they blow their cold
Il idea over the man. Yet when they should
re Irak away from him they would say that
one with the true idea of God could re-
store him to health. While they are leak-
ing away be breathes better. Why do they
not spend all their time end all their ener-
gies studying that law of the true idea of
God that can always heal as Jesus healed?
That Idea that fills the mind touchea other
e. minds. Keeley the motor man has thought
of of force, we are told, till he can start a
te whole swing of machinery to working whieb
✓ the best michanie max not stir till Keeley
touches Inni on the shoulder.
When the true idea of God fills the mind
you shall touch shoulder to shoulder with
all the universe of mankind till health and
joy and peace reign supreme.
You must withdraw your idea of man-
kind being subject to natural laws of Bre
and frost, death and sickness. The true
idea of God gives you the true idea of man-
kind. They shall feel your touch on the
mainspring of the universe. If the child of
this generation can stir the machinery of
the factories by his idea of force you shall
stir the nations by your idea of God.
Jesus Christ promised all things to them
that should hold His name in mind. Ms
name should forever stand for the true idea
of God. The comforter should come in His
name. The world should be improved.
Those who have held His name in mind till
it has gone away as man, and come in asthe
principle of righteousness, haveseen these
they meet change from foolish appearing to
wise; from unsteady to reliable. " Whose
fincleth Me findeth life." " In Me shall all
the nations of the earth be blessed." When
we strike at the false idea of God and let the
Inc idea lire we are letting Jesus Christ
live as Be meant in us; not as flesh but as
truth. "And Christ lives on in Ilia
strength and glory. He lives andloves with
a love divine. By the light of His name I
read life's story. And the key to the world
is mine."
your world whet you are doing! De not
lot it be said of you as of Nero and that
mother, '• 11,3eanse they have not known the
Fatlitr nor me."
says There is the side of the law;bb
sends evil upped." These disciples of Jesus
were bere beingprepared to speak onlyfrom
the standpoint of the spirit of good, when
in after time men assail them with the claim
of the power of evil. They could not speak
entirely from that standpoint while a, man
with infinite powers to protect and feed
them stood near them, upon whom they
might lean.
He showed how by speaking and thinking
entirely from the standpoineof the princi-
ple of right he could increase loaves and
fishes and gold at their call. He did what
the whole body of Jews did not dare to do
with the money -changers who, having got
hold of all the Hebrew coins, made the pe0.
pie pay heavy premiums for half shekel
pieces. He put them out bodily and, made
them respect Him as a force He could de-
monstrate when he pleased. His disciples
forgot the principle 'fie announced in their
admiration of its fears. So He went away
to throw them on to their own understand-
ing of truth. They were beset by those
who verily thought they were doing their
God service by opposing them.
And truly if it were the God they believ-
ed in who ruled the world, they were right
pleasing unto Him, for tho god of the ex-
ternal world as described by those who ice
it, is glad when a Lisbon lies low and a
Johnstown swims in tears. But the true
God is mercy, tentlertess, loving Idadness.
This is the fled of Jesus Christ.
"God is love. His mercy brizItens
All the path in whieh we rove.
Bliss Ha wakes, and woe He liFlitenS,
God is wisdom, God is love.
Itt Jonah's time "every man prayed unto
his god." It makes all the difference in the
creation to your powers and experiences
what God you believe xn and what you be-
lieve your God.
Elijah had supposed God sent she cyclone
and earthquake and famine, but being asin-
care man his heart was in ashes of despair,
just as every heart is that is mistaken in its
suppositions about Gocl ; so he became silent,
and found that the still small voice counsell-
ing mercy and tenderness and freedom Was
She true God. Thus he had not been true to
the true God in slaying the prophets of Baa
at the brook Kishon.
Thus had supposition aboet God, and not
God indeed, Eitirred to earthquakee And
hot, wieds of terror. The Bewail governors -
and peamonstils afterward hunted the
Christie s to pleaim their imaginary feed;
British manufacturers are beginning to
feel the effect of the decrease in the export
trade with a vengeance. For the past ten
months the decrease has been 212,491,16S,
an average decrease of 21,250,000 for the
month, with an exception of slight increase
in the Germen demand. Every market save
the United States has done a larger business
in tia-plate goods. The Teniteci States
return is fairer. .In October, 1890, the
States were customers for tin-plates and
sheep for £40,190; last month, 4178,561.
In articles of food and drink Englaed has
bought an enormous amount, 'nearly 214,-
000,000 or 46,500,000 more than for ten
mon the of 1890. English papers hold this
up as a warning ehati nothing eould present
more forcibly the depeedenee of' Great Bri-
tain on other nal,ions. for food supplies 'and,
consnfplently,the neOOSSity oflteep.
ing strong enough on the °cowl highway,
over hthieli its immense requirements mutt
be breught.
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