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PAGE THREE
“There
Were Ninety And Nine"
By "PEG"
Perhaps one of the most beautiful
of aril church hymns is "There were
Ninety and Nine that safely lay in
the shelter of the fold."
The history of the hymn unfolds
a very pathetic Story, I have beside
me a snapshot of a very old tomb
stone, symbolic of the time, which
was taken recently in a cemetery at.
Fergus, Oalsaro• It gives the fol-
lowing 6nfornnartion:
In
Memory of
George
elder son of
Andrew •Olephane
ehearirff of
Thifeshire, Scotland'
on 2, May, 1851
age, 32
To read it one . would naturally
think that a young man had passed
on in 3i1•s early life and: nightly so,
but we learn that although he was
born in a keine where he might have•
had the advantages of a good life
yet he forsook his God and went
astray. As was quite often the case
of young men of like sort in the.
old land he was sent out to 'Canada
in cadet- that +his disgraces might
not reflect on his family and prob-
ably •alsothat his parents felt that
he might get a fresh start away from
oomplani,bns -which were probably
equally es bad as he was.
However, as fair as the world knows
he continued his wild life in the
Scotch settlement where he .'lived
and one day he was found lying be-
side a railway track. His life had
eparted• We have no right to judge
or it may be, like the penitent thief,
rte met his (Saviour before his life
ere on •earth was finished. It was
matter between shim and God. So
often we are inclined to judge people
Ito pass away without any outward
expression of their love of God. God
-nowt their hearts. We do not.
George Cleptliane was evidently a
net loved son and brother in the
oonee from which he had come in
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PROSPERITY
FOLLOWS IN !pt€al FOOTSTEP5
It springs from the rich earth
furrowed by your plough.
It is born of the wheat and the
coat and the barley and all the food
you produce,
Yes, your crops are the very foun-
dation of our nation's prosperity,
because food Wan absolute necessity
for every man, woman and child', . ,
because the growing of food is
Canada's most important primary
industry. And the greater your'har.-
vests al the more solid is prosperity's
foundation, •
DANK OF MONTREAL
:whine with Canadians in every way of life
since -1812
Clinton Branch: W. H. ROBINSON, Manager
lLotxdesborough (Sub -Agency) : Open Monday and Thursday
The food you grow is also helping •
to build a lasting peace by warding
off famine in the war -ravaged coun-
tries of Europe; during these years of
reconstruction.
indeed, yottre is a :tremendous re-
sponsibility , , • to the nation and to
the world. But Caneda is fully con-
fident (bat you will continuo to pro-
duce all the food you possibly can
, that your foot-
steps will never u
falter in the van- j� BAI17
.
guard of roS erlt• TORN i555eWMNs
6 p' It V•
THE B. of Al as worked with
Canadian farmers since the clays of its
foundation, 130 years ago - providing'
financial aid and helpft 1' advice.
11 you need a loan to improve your farm,
drop in and talk it over' with your nearest
B of 14 manager, Ask, too for our folder
"Quiz for a Go•Aread Farmer".
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Snobland, and we often wonder tf
some of •his dean ones, made the trip
to Oasod to see' his last resltin
place.
We are sure of two things, one
is that they marked his grave with
what at that time would be a nice
head spire and the isle: is that his
sister Elizabeth ;Cecelia Clephane
wrote in (his memory that beautiful
hymn "The Ninety and Nine,"
,Sonne;:time ago.we wrote on "God's
defeat" which, it is reported the hymn
waiter said when the word reached
them in far off Seel:am l that the
son and brother had passed away.
Some of the though ; could bear re-
peating. In answer to that ex tres-
sion "•G+od's defeat" we lank lour-
selves "Can God ,be defeated?" The
ansnver moist -be "No, defeat has no
pant in the life of our Saviour." In
replying to the question "In world
affadoa today is the defeat of Chidst•
not imminent?" No, mem may go
on in ;his •ewn foolish way he may
.even ant in such a way that there
will be another world war• - God
grant that we may be spared that --
but if ,such a thing should happen
man 'will be to blame, If we will
persist in doling what is wrong Christ
will very often give us oar own way,
but that does not by any means, say
that we have -defeated Christ. No
matter what we do or 'how low we
sink ,in sin and refuse to conte to
Hca, Christ is not •clefeatedy for Be
will have the lash word. It will
either be "come, ye blessed of my
Father, inherit the kingdom prepar-
ed for you from the foundation of
the world" (Mata, 26:34); or else
that' dreadful sentenee will be oer
lot, 'Depart from me, ye cussed into
everlasting fire, prepared for the
devil and his angels" (.Matt. 25:41).
�A;nninister of authority in speaking
in one' of our larger cities recently
emphasized that the ohurch is power-
less against ,the forces of today and
he also brought out the fact that
the world needs repentance in her
programme. We may think that we
can get along without Christ, that
we 'east defeat Him. How foolish
we are to for .one instant entertain
such a thought. Christ will never
be defeated.
One can utaderstand the heart ache
of ,that dear sister when she uttered
the words that her dear hrother, for
whop doubtless they had offered
many prayers, was "God's defeat."
We know not how that young man
went to meet his Master. He appar-
ently was alone when death overtook
hirci. For all we know Christ may
have told him: "Today shalt thou be
with Inc in Paradise" We may say
it is never too late to repent, That
we know is not so, for nary many
have been taken without: an. Instant's
pushed aside from us all the (hap..
nese.'of eternity.
We enay say the tempter•.. le t
strong for us, we cannot wiblistan
iris attacks. Never perhaps in
history of the world has there be
so much tragedy. Many of our your
people and also those who are old
have no regard whatever for o,
Heavenly ;Father?. One young m
o" Ionce said "We are peaying, but
for one, wonder "why God answe
the prayers of time who conte t
Odin only do the hours of ddatr.
"God will never allow the tempter
!(defeat us if we ask fore His daii
sin er gth to help us on our way.
'beautiful story is told in refer.enre
this. A little child when asked wha • did when the tempter carne rep'
ed that Jesnls answered.the door an
when' ;bhe devil saw hint he said'
ltd not know that you 'lived here;
have come to the wrong house and h
goes 'away. How much happier t
would be if wehadthe faith of th
little child.
There may be some who read th'
w ho do not know that beautiful h
"The Ninety and ,Nine". If you
dot please :bake time to look it 'up.
is found in almost all hynm books an
with the back ground as given her
manfully and, •prayerfully study •
The ;authoress passed away also i
her thirties, How ,many of us wows
have been as faithful to a waywar
who has found his last earth
ly resiting place in a land far from
home and countriy? •
If you are one of the ninety an
nine
who are safe
5a in the fold, than
God that through some influence, eith
en: home or outside, you have bee
brought to Him and if you are th
one who is out on the hills away'
before it is too late realize the hear
ache you are causing those who ar
near and dear to: you, the agony the,
are going [through while searching
for you, for we know that no matte].
how low out- own sink in sin we are
still '.doing everything • possible by
prayer and personal ,effort to bring
them back. Christ will never be eon -
tent until He :has done all He possibly
can to biting us date the fold, but we
mist come of our own free will. He
will not force use. Will we not believe
on the Lord Jesus Ohrist who died
for us that we might spend eternity
with ]Tim and oar loved ones.
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Q:--nilave jams and jellies been re-
moved from price ceiling regulations?
Ai -Except cept those containing straw-
berries or raspberries all jams and
jellies have been removed from ceiling
regulations but raspberry and straw-
berry jam and jellies are not rationed
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believing that they will have a chance 1
to repent before God calls them, but
the angel of death ,has come so
quickly that they have been gone be-
fore they knew what was happening.
to them. In olden times it Was quite
=astral for at person to pass en into
eternity in any other way butt lying
in their beds but stow in the stren-
uous days in which we ere living
there are many who have no warning
that ,the messenger of death is ap-
proeching. What an awakening it
will be' for some of us end why
will we persist .in our life of wrong
doing,
We believe 11 is the plan of God
that every ane of us will enjoy eternal
life with Him, .but .when we were
created we were made free will
agents and as such we still exist.
We are told and re --told of His won-
derful salvation whdoh is free to es,
but we are just as free to put it to
one side and go on with our worldly
li'e and -thus earn our well deserved
sentence of "Depart from min" We
will not be "God's defeat, we will
have defeated ourselves, we .will have
. OBITUARY
WILLIAM DAVID PIPE
The funeral of the late William
avid Pipe was held from his late
esidenee, lot 23, eoncession 6, Mor -
is Township, to Brussels Cemetery
n Monday afternoon, June 2, with
ev. G. A. Milne . offioiating. A very
arge crowd attended.
Pallbearers were Chester Rantoul.
George David, Clifford Marks, Jack
Clarice, Watson ,Shouldiee and Ivan
Marten • Flower -bearers were Den-
nis .Duquette. Jim .Davies, Ross Car-
diff, Jack Jordan and Howard Smith.
There were many beartiful floral
tributes..
Deceased passed away very sud-
denly at Ids late residence early
Friday morning, May 30, in his 69th
year, Ile was born in Morris Town-
ship August 23, 1878, a son of the
late David Pipe and Etlizabebh Find -
later, and fanned there most of his
life. He was a member of the Pres-
byterian Church. His wife, Eliza-
beth' Craig Fairsetvice, died in Jan-
uary 1925.
aSuiviving are ,three sons: John,
Londesboro; Lloyd, Londesboro;
Mervyn, on the homestead; five
brothers: George, Mount Clemens,
Mich.; James', ,Goderich; Robert,
Viewfield, Sisk.; Taylor, Haileybury;
Lyon, Calgary, ,A14ba„ one sister, Mrs,
Pearl Shaw, ,Sea£orth; and three
grandchildren.
Compliments
o f
C. J. Livermore
We desire to continue finding
farmers the best possible illarket
for your Eggs and Poultry.
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