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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1929-2-27, Page 3"'40i1s For phildren's bronchial and chest (a/rnents,no finer relief than yeno's Lightning Cough Syrup—, Children love it. • anode with the nearest custom's ofe Nita and express agent for the 1m. mediate release and delivery of the bees when they do arrive. It is also important that all equipment 11,100,3- =0y icor tihe hiving of the bees, be ready to receive them, When the bees nre received ;smear the screen- ing of the package with thin sugar syrup or water and then stand than in a cool shady place until evenine. When ready to release the bees, take the package to the apiary and stand them along -side the hives they ere, to occupy. Each hive should eon- tain five or six drawn combs or fell GETTING STARTED WITH If package bees are expected to become producers the first moon, they should be obtained as soon as sheets of foundation. Now remove he feeder can from the first pack - d then take out the small queen PACKAGE BEES at!: cage, n e4, remove the covering from the • candy hole of this etree and mete s email opening through the candy to poSsible after the third week in the compartment containing ilie April. Before the bees are oxPected queen and her attendnnts. Hang HIP to arrive, Arrangements should be queen cage between the frames in the hive and shake a few bees from kUzylti.ksUr__,IYalYt..11 Beautiful Silverware is a Modern Necessio Ax taste, and e whatberttefirneminendi:atrihoz a of L. service of celebrated COMMUNITY PLATE The Tabletaare,De Luxe By reason of our complete stocks this store is fast becoming known as headquarters for this delight- ful ware. Prices Most Reasonable J. R. WENDT Jeweler Wroxeter Ontario the package onto the frames, Now place the package upside down in the hive alongside the frames, nese Mg one end of the ;packesre on a small block of wood so the be may escape from it easily. Cover tis' hive and reduce its entrance to a• bout one inch. Fallow this proem] ure until all the bees are rein:teed The empty cages may be removed from the hives the following day and replaced with combs or foundation, but do not disturb the bees for ni least a week. Rememuer that pack age bees will require feeding aspen ially if they are released on founde• tion only. If combs of honey aro not available, sugar syrup should bo used liberally, filsr-LOOK AT YOUR LABEL THE BRUSSELS POST WEDNESDAY, FEB. 27th, IVO, SCIATICA? Sunday School Lesson Rheumatism? Neuralgia thiov't ;triter with Sciatica, Mrs. E. Thompson of Hilladale, Ont., was nearly frantic with it. Then T-IteC's made her well. "Before I finished the Bait box/' she writes "I had the greatest qu go own me pan, T -R -C's are equally good for Itheuma- tism, lieundgui, Neuritis, Lumbago. Quirk, Safe. No harmful drugs. 600 and SIM at your druggist's. :es T -R -Ce %maw CAPSULES C. P. PLAXTON, R.O. Of the Department of Justice, Ot- tawa, who was elected Chairman of the Advisory Council of the Civil Service Superannuation, The functions of the Council will be to act in an advisory capacity in con- nection with the Administration of the Civil Service Superannuation Act. The wedding ring was first se! in a Christian marriage in 800. 1 elI5V;v0.•tie•';'!"' '.i'6'i .1.„. • • EZi Sponsored by Competent Staff of Instructors in Attendance Talks Illustrated by L atm] Slides We'would like to have You with us ! Opera House, Brussels TWO SESSIONS 10 R. m. and 1 p. m. 11 (4dItor of Th9 Sunday Ochool nmes) BY OtriABLgS G. TRIOIVJOULL THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday, March 2—Matthew 16: 18 -20; IViark 4: 20-82; Romans 12: 4-8 Ephesians 1: 16-28, 2: 13-22; 4:4-6; 11-10; 5: 22-27; I. Timothy 8:15, Golden Text So we, being many, are one body in Christ (Romans 12:5.) Men make organizations; only God can make an orgeniem. It has oft .n been pointed out that Vie true Church is not an organisation, but an organ - It is made, not by men, but by God. - -Everything- that God maim is good", "And God saw everything that HO had made, and, behold it was very good." (Gen. 1:31). It be- comes evil only as it is corrupted by others. And, we may say it revee- ently and suripturally, the Church is the most glorious thing that God has eves tnade or ever will make, for it is the body of His Son. T -1,e glories and beauties of the true Church, when all imperfections and dross ars purged away, are beyond our earth- ly comprehension. Only Cater the disctstee through their epokesman, Simon Peter, had seen and- confessed the deity of Christ did our Lord make the fist revelation of the Church, 'When Peter said, "Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God," the Lord showed him that no human beine ' could discover this, but it was re- ! vealed by no Father; then He de. ciared: "Upon this rock I will build My MUM]." What was this rock? It was cer. tainly not Peter. It was not Peter's confession of faith. It was Christ Himself. Other Scriptures make this plain. "For other foundation can no man lay thant that is laid, which is Jesus Christ" (I. Cor. 3:11). Re. peatedly throughout the Scriptures Christ is called the rock—"that Rock was Christ" (I. Cor. 10:4); (see eon- cordance for many Old and New Testament references), The Church is never identified wile, the Kingdom in the New Testament, and we -should be careful to here them distinct; therefore the passage included in this lesson from Mark 1: 20-32 had better be omitted, as it does not bear on the Church, except that "the Kingdom of God is univer- sal, including all moral intelligence WiUinglysubject to the will of God. whether angels, the Church, or eel:etc of past or future dispensations." The glory of the Church is the , f Flashing Eyes Laughing Eyes Spirit in a mysterious but Mere union, just as literally as a branc is in union with the vine, "So we Your 11 fact that it is the body of Christ That is, every true child of God born again by fat* in Christ, is art ually joined to Christ by the Hol : h ; DoEwyensetaei s CharactertiEyesti.:„..ii,:,;;,;,,,,;.,t, :rhe prettiest of dimpies—or lisp or a sigh, Neer can corn pet e with the charm of the eyes being many, are one body in Chrll and every one members one of an. - other." ;- The functions or' duties aeeigne,l by the Head and Creator to the dif- ferent members are different, but all are to be fulfilled gladly and faithfully. What a glorious Church would he seen here on earth if onlv all inembere were thus true to their athtesians is the great 'Church Epistle, and should be read through as part of this lesson. The threo lesson passages from this book are very rich. God exercises toward and in the Cbruch the same mighty power that Ile exercised when Ile rated Christ from the dead—could we ask for more? Jews and Gentiles who believe in Christ are made nigh by His blood, and aro made "one DOW man," so that there is no longer any "middle. wall of partition." Al! believers ere thus built up into a gloruus in a holy 'temple, "Jesus Christ Him- eeif being the chief t-prner-:itone," and all are thus made "an habitation of God through the Spirit." God would have perfeet unity in the Church, though this has hemi sadly marred by divisions and seetl, The seven unities are: one body, on,' Spirit, rum hope of your calling, wit; Lord, one faith, one baptism, one God and Father of all. The true Church. will never be completed until the last soul on earth that can be saved has been saved. and hue thus been added to the body of Chriet. This is what is meant the edifying or building up, of tho body of Christ, "till we all come . unto a perfect man, unto the mea- sure of the stature of the fulness of Christ." It takes many men, many human beings, to complete the body of the one Perfect Man who IA Christ Himself. When that shall have been completed the Lord will return for His Church, the Head be• ing joined visibly to the body, even as they are already invisibly and spiritually one. The marriage relationship is type of the relationship between Christ and the Church. Wives are to submit to their husband:: s unto the Lord, "for the husband is the heed of the wife, even as Christ is the • Brown eyes for strength--Bloo for generosity—Gray eyes for jealousy—Sparkling eyes indi- cate beauty, yes, and good health, too! Do your eyes sparkle? Are the whites clear or are they tinged with yellow —indicating an out•of -sorts conditio_n— due to constipa- , tion? IF so, you need 1 • DOVE YELLOW TIMM were c4, 1.07% 1 I .:rlf':` I707,:V, fa„q1'"i'Fr;.P,oi t 4 oory of V ennta bi c improved Product Jaeaitti. I Read ahott Character ,r- on 1!, Eyes, in future Benehon 1,01, r I mt fur a" B 01 1 asseaseseseeseerammezexemaiteeteeiesesseethe head of the Church," And "husbands; love your wives, even as Christ also loved the Church, and gave Himself ' for it." What a wonderful thing every marriage on earth would be if it weee true to this pattern and vitation and command given by Cit. DIvoreee would be as. im- possible ne a divorce between the true Church and Christ Himself. We must not forget that the vie,- ible March, including, man-made or- ganizations of many sects and com- munione, includes many individuals who are not true believers, and who therefore are not members of the Body of Christ. Within this great visible Church on earth is the invisi- ble or true Church, though, of course tthere may be individuals who are true believers yet who are not con- nected with any visible Church. Every day 10,000 women buy•a bottle of Lydia E. Piakham's Vege- table Compound. They know that there is no better remedy for their troublesome ailments with their accompanying nervousness, back- ache, headache, "blue" spells, and rundown condition. -4904.4fy.% 1.1 New Chrysler "71" Town Sedan, $P140 JPirc wheels extra. Immediate delive:ies. No nf5 iA Armp (fi 1.117 <141'7 q,, 0,1 14* 7,7c "; • TN) The very name of Chrysler spzils a new and finer kind of perk:nuance-- ling, dashing, vivid road- behavior that has eluded the best efforts of.' a whole dustry to excel. 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