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t e pit) s tell tinder the ti -
age, ge,. tie was ordrrnaed tile ilei "Tile I.ni>,ltt o:C Intercession."
ear tel i curacy tit the roi al i tit 1.871. his lather finished a faitli-
h of Windsor,' where he did t fill arduous course, turd' Mr. Stone
mid clxtoiee surroundinnss kiiv succeeded 'him as Vicar of .-hagg,t;r-
stone tulle e he 1Ciil t ned until he too
it
IS called, away 111 I9oo. Tae tris al -
',Nays it: demand as a preacher and kc -
Curet', and was constantly being ask-
ed e to co-Mr/tint; lryittn fi
ars.
it itrit, that lie wrote some. ut
host popular ' hyaitns "The
's ()sir. I{ttvitdatiolt,y',"'liicarl'
1 n lad,cn with my sin,' "Ali S <.1. speciai rrc-
rifice is ended " "Goci the ' et,iorls. 1t 'w�is
his byino ' "Lord of I
my Sony ands" The old year's our . Souls salvation" that, by uoen BRLt RAVE
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printed herewith. The tune suggested
for it in Bente of the hymnals Si",
Maria semis to suit its words 't 15
well as it fits "TI1i Son of God goes
forth to war" to which it is pension,
alSt i
1.11y set, set. 1aria first made ' its ap-
pearance, So far as is 210W.:known in
a hymnal entitled "Hymns and
'Psalms," published by the Rev. W.
Ciawlca
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cnp;aigti" and published the Vt.- Victoria s special contntandr was unt;
poems in which they appear- sit `St Paul`
y catha cdr� 1
London, , d on, at
'r the title `I.syra Fitton -din." the memorable state service o1' 1.1tan1s
58, ,his father, t;he Rev.. Wit- giving' for the recovery of Albert Ed -
me, was piiesen ed, to the vile- \' srd, .Prince of 'Wales, from all al-
it :'t. .Paul'sal-
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)t. I most .fatal illness in 187:,2,
'without church, or school, or A tall, ciarkwbearde4 fine looking
man, his whole bearing and counten-
ance, denoted steadfast hope, which
is the 'keynote of nearly all of his
hymns. Some sixty of his hymns got
into the hymn books, and as intimat-
!01l previously some of than have ho -
come favorites with Christians of all i
denominations, I
A more inspiring battle song for
the conflicts` of the New Year it
would 'be difficult to find for the
"ells' i n of the t1ay,'v than tete cine
or endowin
work be but
lily equipped
couldiitake/
li
a
t." By hard,
uI) a vigorous
charge,. though
Ir lucrative Orf,e
cle loss to him -
tri
int -tri` led Mr, Stone
as'int aristocratic.
nclsor and bct:oiiio
sit x poor' London
worked on set -
for four' years,
q.Ykt r the It v'i.tirt
(Intentbed for last week)
Mr; and 'Mrs. James Vail Camp and
daughters Miry and Irene, ate vis.
ttors with Mr, and Mrs. J'. T. Coolies
in Wawatiosl'te
Mr, Norman Stonehouse, of Lan-
don,, i;; a holiday' visitor with his par -
ems, Mr. and Mrs. Robert S1:onchouse
Mr, and Mrs, %'red Reid and datiglt-
ters,. Anna and Roby, of Varma, Miss
! Rio rt MoG>'owan, +R.2 ,of . Detroit;
Mr. and Mrs. R. C; McC1r v,wsn ani
112iss Edna Were Christina visitor's
With Mr. and Mrs. C. 12. C : titles nail
fit "1 ,
Miss, Florence Seott, o#, �Stra.tfotd
Normal yobtool is spending the holi-
days with her parents, M. anti MX'S,
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3' S. Scott, of Watt atiosit:
Mr, and 'Mrs. Joe. Clegg artd son,
1 Jac1>, were Christmas visitors in 'Clin-
ton with the lady's mother, Airs: 1"ar-
ciuhaar.
Mr, and "Mrs. Orval Graham, of
Stratford, were Christmas visitor
With relatives here,
s
Mr. and Mrs, David Scobie and
sort William, of tuoltnotv,. Spr;nt the'
week -end with Mr, anel, i`hlrs. I' QS
Scobic and family. ,
Mwssrs. Lawrence, Ileiry and Roy
Armstrong, .all of Windsor, spent
Christmas with their parents, W; I -I
and Mrs, Armstrong in Morris.
Miss Agpss Corbett, of Toronto,
was Mottle for the holiday.
Miss Crtveu MCDo-5ve:I1, of Stratford
General hospital was home 'for'
Christmas.
WR ' THE RISK
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s is a success treating yottt So
throats, Cough, Croup, "Whoops
tough, Head colds, Catarrh and 1)
ease$;: Tonsils. Try it, C, H, McA;'
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