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God of nrxairey, Godr t±'•graee,'
Show. tate brightness � 'h'iz face;
Shine upon ua, Saviopreine,
Fill'Thy Church with. light"dloine,
And Thy saving health extend
Unto earth's remotest end.
Let the people praise Thee, Lord;
Earth shall then her fruits afford,
His bless
i s give, God tomanH pg & ,
Man to God devoted live—
All below and all above,
One in joy and light and love.
(Henry Francis Lyte).
PRAYER
Almighty God, who hast command-
ed the light to shine in darkness and1
hast sent Thy Son to bg@ the Light
and Life of the world, illumine, we
beseech thee, our hearts with the
pure light of Thy divine kpiowledge,
and open the eyes of our understand-
ing, that we may learn what is Thy
eternal will for us and all men. May
the gifts Thou hast bestowed upon
us be devoted to Thy service in the
up -building of Thy church; • through
Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
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Years onstlpathillitia '
The Wonderful Frllltligdl ine
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health; tit els tortured wait-Head-
aches,/
att 'Head..
ae.eaad aaaf} Who is unable to geten
realpleasure• out of life; will b
interested la this letter -of Mrs;
Martha de. Wolfe of East Ship
Harbor,
Mrs. deW-olfe says, "For year
wase dreadful sufferer flora Constil{a-
tion and Headaches and I was miser-
able in every way. Nothingin the way
of medicine seemed to help 'me.
Then I tried " Fruit-a-tives " and th6
effect was splendid; and after taking
only one box, I was (compl'etkely,
relieved and now feel like a new
person".
50e. a box, 6,for $2.50, trial size 25o.
At dealers or from Fruit:a-uvea
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S. S. LESSON FOR NOV. 11th, 1923
Lesson Title—Some Missionary
Teachings of the Psalms.
Lesson Passage -1's. 67 : 1-7.
Golden Text—Ps. 67:3.
In the two preceding psalms the
Psalmist praises God for His good-
ness to the children of Israel in hear-
ing their prayers, in pardoning their
sins, in prospering thein in material
things and in favoring- them, His
peculiar people,
above all the nations.
In his 67th psalm he gathers up
all these blessings, as it were, and
pours out his soul in one grand song
of longing' after God, not alone for
himself, nor yet for the Jews, but for
all peoples. It is the same longing
found as the central thought in the.
priestly benediction in Numbers 6:
24-26.
"The Lord bless, and keep thee:
The Lord make his face to shine up-
on thee, and be gracious unto thee:
The Lord lift up his countenance up-
on thee, and give thee peace."
Verse 1.—"God be merciful unto
us, and bless us; and cause His face
to shine upon us." This is a special
prayer for the prosperity of the Jew-
ish church. The psalmist in thus
praying gives .expression. to a long-
ing that was fully answered in the
coming of the Son of- God, who him,
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anticipation of the universal spread
of the knowledge of GO, in its firm
grasp of the thought that the Church
has its blessing., in order to the evan-
gelization of the world. and in its in-
tensity of longing that from all the
ends of the earth a shout of praise
may go bp to the God, who has sent
some rays of II is light into them Jill,
and committed to His people the task
of carrying, a brighter illumination
hath shined
r land.at sh't
to every "God
in-
to our hearts, that we may give the
light of the knowledge' of the glory
of God." -
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iompured wit -` lk*st a(F iplephokl
veMei ,p004110(1 -‘s0 611• deb Coate
with kedtletzoa in epe�ating cit
pensee Of tourr cent., net reV.entieo
iacreesel $2,686,000.2•
"Ottawa, Ont A serioui; shortage
of woods labor,. which Is said ty
bermela to he the worste.in;anany years :-
exists in the Ottawa valley, where it
1s' estimate4, between eight and ten
thousand more ,men are required td
felly man the;clinlps ogg thi lumbering
and pulpwood 'companies, Only Went
.one-third of the nufnber required to
operate the camps bas been engaged,
andoin some instances there have not
been en ugh to 'build the camps.,
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According to • a local employment
agent, the lumbering companies in
the Ottawa valley and along the -Soo
line ordinarily employ .about 25,000
limn each winter, and considerably '
less. than )half of • the men required it, for we can imagine that 'many all in the heudwriting of the author";
have so ar been secured. of the dtsttngulahed people
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The present scales of wages for gladly given their time to the tas 1 be indistinguishable without "a
bushmen is 'front $40 to $60 per would have refused to do it for icroscope. We ,understand than
month with board, a considerable in- (honey or for the gratification of some of, the authore_ are taking as
crease over last fall, when' the wages any one else but Queen Mary. For '.much'p44de'in their recently 'ilisco -
)paid were $26 and $30. instance, it is said that more than I ered ability"te write so that they aro '...
100 noted English authors are• en-, practically Invisible as they have tag -
Three Rivers, Que.—The present
gaged at the moment, with. the en in the_,sucegss of then` novels. 'Art -
paid -up capital of the manufacturing• smallest pens they can hold in writ- , ists like Levey,. Oope and Orpen axe
concerns, business in Three .ing passages' from their most famous ' painting masterpieces. the • size 0f
Rivers ie $60,000,000. The approxi- works to go in the miniature 11- I postage stamps. •
mate value of manufactured goods, beery.. we rather 'suspect that The house is, of course, wired, by
including products of the forest, when the list of authors is announc- Lelectricity and Ras two .elevators,
handled at Three Rivers, is placed' et ed we shall find some distinguished one for guests' and one for their lug -
between $60,000,000 and $65,000,000 names missing. We can hardly im- I gage. It has also a heating system,
for last, year. ane Bernard Shaw or fl. G. Wells ' and running water, • The interior
o no* has the consenting to give such a perform- I will be carpeted ifi,rugs' being spe-
Toronto, Ont.— —Ontario
riteet hydro -electric system of pub- ance for any price, though ,we note cially woven, and .tiles specially eat.
o' le
will bes c m as
It is sof contents a
work. The c tP
' at w�
Barrie s
thatt
licly-owned9
lipower in the world. By to bet that Thomas Hardy or Joseph in a real palace, even to the knicic-
the spring of -1926, 1,000,000 horse- Conrad will not be represented de- I necks lying' about such as liwa1f
power will have been developed, it is spite ,the fact that Conrad is as loyal ' playing cards, and sheet' music, the
officially announced., an Englishman as lives though born last in the hands of the most' noted
a Pole, and that Hardy ;recently en- . of English composers and of a site
tertained -the Prince of Wales ' at 'appropriate to- sixanch . doll's. ' The
luncheon. Somehow, we cannot see ,'dolls • will not always -be on parade.,
theta in the part.I When an exhibition is not taking
It was Sir Edwin Lutyens, design- place they will' be kept in drawers,
er bf 1the• London Cenotaph, who and only dressed up for particular
conceived the idea, which he put in I occasions•=unless, . indeed the Queen'
these words: • . amuses. herself by keepingithem old
• "We' are building a miniature .duty in one or other of the score of
model pf the typical rojal residence uniforms and costgmes, diet each will
of to -day. It iarso exact in every have.' The whole thing ie a unique
detail that it will haiCe ,great, his—, to Queen Mary. She 1$
torioal,value- to succeeding genera -,,-being given soniething'that no money
tions.. Everything connected with :could' buy by :men who, speak-
dg
's of English make and in Eng- i generally, she could do nothing. foss
some of the writing so small that it
WORLD MISSIONS
The Progress of Christianity in India
For at least seventeen centuries
Christianity has felli'i3 a home'in In•
dia. The Syrian Church was the
first to gather converts, and it still
exists as a separate sect of 300,000
souls in a' small part of Malabar.
Roman Catholicism, also, hal( had /its
six centuries of struggles and varied
fortunes, and now claims its 1,500,-
000 followers. It is over two cen-
turies 'since the first Protestant mis-
sionaries landed and began a work
which has spread over the whole of
India, but the number of people.that
have been brought to Christ are, in-
deed, far fewer than might have been
expected; hut,,it took many years to
self said: "I am the light of the lay deeply the foundation of our lids -
world; . he that followth me shall not sion organization., But the more
walk in darkness, but shall have the hidden and indirect results of Pro -
light of life." (John 8:12). testant Christian efforts in this land
Verse2.—"That thy way may be encourage' the Christian worker more
known upon earth, thy saving health than all the direct results. , The •new
among all nations." This is a spe- spirit which has taken possession of
tial prayer for the conversion of the the classes in India is in striking con -
Gentiles. It is in other words the
prayer of the Saviour when he trast with the spirit of the past.
The spirit and principles of Chris-
t hisdisciples to "Th will '1 d dominate the
GOOD 'RED BLOOD
A REAL NERVE TONIC
Weak, Watery Blood the Source
of All Nervousness. ,
"If people would attend' to their
blood, -ins cad of worrying themselves
ill," said an eminent nerve specialist,
"we doctors .would not see our con-
sulting rooms crowded with nervous
wrecks. More people suffer from
w thananything Is 'f
worry
a ing a e. rt r
The sort of thing the specialist 3lsh taste." The doll's house will be and. who do not belong to the cls(
spoke of is the nervous, rundown eight feet high, and thoughthe`walls in'wholie'welfare ''she -has takeff:the y°
condition caused by overwork and the are of brick and cut -stone it'ls so • greatest interest, „
many anxieties of to -day. Sufferers constructed that thif5e can be taken 1
find themselves 'tired, , low-spirited deven. There is no make-believe in
and unable tb keep their minds on. it from garret to cellar. Every -
anything.. Any sudden .noise hurts ( thing in it will be fashioned in the
them like a 'bl'ow. They are full of materials of;'the objects . to be imi-i
groundless fears, db not sleep well at tated on the smile .;of.one inch to a i
night. Headaches and other nerve
pai are part of the misery, and it
al i'� •;'; s from starved nerves.
D ;'ng the nerves with poison-
ous tives is a' terrible mistake.
'Phe `• e,"real nerve tonic is a good
taught m isc)p'es pray y land. y wt - prevail an omtna supp ' rich -red blood, , Therefore
kingdom come, thy will be done' on land. The educational system which 'W'i°
earth as it is in Heaven." A very now.prevails, and which i growingto re nervousness and rundownPills
different spirit from that stirred s . health, �r. Williams' "Pink Pills
p in power, is distinctly a promoter of should be taken. These pills enrich
the psalmist prevailer in New Testa - i Christian thought acid principle. the blood,- which tones the nerves,
meat times. Here we see how the The Christ Ideal of Life is acquiring I improves, the appetite,. gives new
Psalmist, as the mouthpice of the ;ever increasing attraction and pow- I strength and spirits, and slakes hi=
Israelites, longed to see the day when ' er in the land, Christianity will
i therto despondent people bright and
God's, name would be known and grow in influence and inorease in its cheerful. If you are at all out of
revereiticed among the Gentiles. In prevalence until we all can say wit}' sorts" you should begin taking Dr.
Paul's- day the Jews were enraged the late Chunder Sen, and with much Williams' Pink Pills.
at the preaching of the Gospel to the mor assurance than he, "none but
thee far henpart, for I will send Jesub .is worthy to wear the diadem,
thee far hence unto the . Gentiles. India; and He'ahall -rave it"
And they gave.him audience unto India;
P. Jones).
this word and then lifted up their •
voices, and said, Away, with such a
fellow from the earth; for -it is not FACTS ABOUT CANADA
fit that he should live" (Acta 22:- -. .
21, 22). This was the reception Paul Ottawa, Ont,—There are'more tele -
received when he publicly. proclaim- phones in Canada per 100 population
howd hish allegiance bee to Jesus and told than in any other country except the
he had been cope Gentiles.eionnd to United States. This is shown' in a
preach.tsa gospel praystthet,report issued by the Dominion bureau
The Psalmist for three dis- . of statistics in which the proportion
tinct things of connectionhGet with (1) of telephone users in Canada per 100
conversion of the Gentiles. (1)
That they might know God's'Iaw • i population is set at 10.53.
the - statutes and judgments given British Columbia comes first with
through Moses, the keeping' of which 15.10 telephones per 100 population,
was spoken of as "Your wisdom and ' Ontario 13.59, Saskatchewan, 12.24, ald and Weekly Star of Montreal that
your understanding in sight of the Alberta 10.89,;Marfitoba, 10.78, New who acts quickly, h subscriber; new and obtain 'a beau,
nations which shall hear all these Brunswick, 6.96. Nova Scotia, 6.87,. Y> rnaY
statutes, and say, Surely this great Quebec 6.58, Prince Edward Island tiful picture of a wonderful woman
rkation i a wise and understanding 5.80. Compilation of telephone sta- whose life story reveals chapter af-
tistics began in.' 19T1 and at 'the end . ter' chapter of amazing heroism, ex -
people
great, Fo igor what nation is there so df 1922 an increase of 212 per cent, traordinary fortitude and almost mir-
whhath God so nh unto
them, as the Lord our 'God is in all
things that we call upon ,him for?"
(Deut. 4:6, 7). The ,Psalmist longs
and prays for this kowledge to be-
long to others than the 'Jews. (2)
That they might know God's saving
health or salvation. If they would
become obedient to the law and get
to know what "the Lord our God re-
quires of them" then would they fol-
low on. to see the salvation promis-
ed, and the beginning of that happy
condition of the Christian •church,
when Jew and Gentile will be united.
into one flock. (3) That divine,'
worship, may be set up,among the*,`
"Let the people praise thee, 0 God;
let all the people praise thee." (v. 3).
The psalmist's heart is so set upon
this that he repeats and repeats this
petition. (verses 4, 5). When'a na-
tion acknowledges God as Sovereign
Lord, seeing his hand in all His
righteous dealings, then the people
shallb id and sing forjoy
You can get these pills through any
Sealer in medicine, or by mail at 50
cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine 'Co„ Brockville, Ont.
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According to a news item a bandit'
in Toronto "talked politics to his vic-
tim while .the -robbery was in prog-
ress." That Is not the first instance
of that kind on record.—Halifax Her-
ald,
A BEAUTIFUL PICTURE
It is announced by ;the. Family Her-
foot. It will lie tenanted by'dolls"
_designed to :aeepreeant'the people who
really live in England's royal pal-
aces to -day, including King and
Queen, two Prime Ministers, a Lord
Chancellor, a General, a President of •
'France; the King' of an Allied coun-
try, a doctor and even a' journalist. '
We do' not. 'understand that these
dolls will be faithfiil' models of King
George, Queen Mary, et al. That
might be considered not dignified. But
the historical itltportance of the dolls
,will be in their clothes and uniforms,
which will be precisely correct.
One of the Most extraordinary
things being built for the house, or
rather for the royal garage, -es ft
Rolls Royce, ten inches long. which
will leave the factpry in as per,,
fect running order ° -as any' car b
ever turned out. There will also e
a grand piano, with keys se/smell
that only by having pins on the fin -
gel's can it, be played.'. -There is to be
a perfect typewriter on' the same
scale.. Stnley' Anderson is drawing
the amallest;etching in the world to
hang on the library walls. The li-
brary itself will be, as nearly as pos-
sible, a copy of the King's, library,
and will contain numerous books, or
;ragment, of books beautifully bound
"My Wardrobe," Seaforth.
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aculous achievements. The story of'
"The Wonderful Heroine" can also be
obtained cost free by sending a post
•
card to the -Family Herald and 'Week-
, ly Star of Montreal.
MARVELLOUS DOLL'S HOUSE
' FOR ENGLAND'S QUEEN •
•
1 Many people learning, for the first
time of the extravagant pains and
toiling art' being expended on the
famous doll's house 'that is to be
Presented to the Queen of England
'will think the gam's is hardly worth
the candle. But the English p�ple
think Otherwise. They recognize the
Queen ss the, ideal wife and mother,
the -centre of whose life is her home,
and they have, thought somehow or
other that a doll's house symbolizes
her qualities. So when. a noted art,
ist made' the suggestion that such a,
doll's house should -be made for
Queen Mary as had never been made
in the world before, he struck a re-
sponsive note. Nobody said the idea
was, absurd, the ends trivial. In-
stead, enthusiasm was aroused and
for some • months 'past many of the
finest brains .ef English•art and iris
dustry have 'been concentrating on
the m,lnufacture and equipment of
this Neuse. Whert t it is completed,
and 'the date annbunced now' is in
January, ths'house will be placed on
exhibition and a fee charged. The
' money thus collected will . be dis-.
trlbnted among those charities,which
aro nearest. to the warm heart of the
queen. After that the, house will' re-
side 'in Buckingham Pelage. •
We have:. no idea What it would
costa man to • build 'and furnish
-such 'it house .naris heft erected to
tale Queen':as A gift, P,erliaps amil,
lien dollars .world not do it. Per -
.haps .rio ,amount of 'money would do
,
m nitJ �. 1 Iis.L
Mother Tells How Her Dangbter
Sbffered . and Was Made Well by
. Lydia E. Pinldiam's'Vegetable
Compound
Vancouver, B (i " My daughter is a
young girl who has been having eeitere
pains and weak and dizzy feelings for
rome time and had -lost her appetite.
Through an older daughter who bad
heard of a woman who was taking it
for the same trouble, we were told -of
Lydia E. Pinkham a Vegetable Com-
be a t g pound. My daughter has been taking it
The saln'�ist concludes this ray- for several months and is quite allight
P P now. It has done all it was represented
er with a joyful pfospect of -all good, to rand wr kava told a;number of
when - the nations shall be converted frieads about it: I am never without
and shall be brought to praise God .-.; .n bottle of it in the house, for I. myself
"Then shall the earth yield her in:. take it for that weals, tired,.worp-out
crease' and God, ei'en our own God, feeling which some titnes comes to us all.
shall bless us. God shall bless us,; I find it is buildingrne up and I strongly
anti all the ends of the' earth shall recommend it to women who are suffer -
fear him" (verse .6, '7). The sde-' Mg es T and mytisughter have."—Mrs.
cess of..the Gospel does bring daft- 'J. MCDONALn, 71947.26th'Ave. East;
ward mercies along with it. . "In Vancouver, R. C:
that day shall the branch of the Lord From the age'df twelve a girl needs all
be frnitful and glorious and the fruit the re a thougg'Ift£ul' mother can give:
of the earth shall be excellent and Many a'°vomatl.has suffered years of
ppBinandmisery thevictiniof.thought-
eornely for them that are escaped of lessnessor ignorance of the mother who
Israel' (Isa. 4;2)y . should have guid¢dher during this time.
i The psalmist doesn't believe that If she complalins of headaches, pains
God's goodness has been restricted to- in the back andel Wei limbs, or if yeti
•.Is)t'ael, but he has the missionary de= notice a slovtineepeif:thought, nervous-
reuse sire'strong in his soul and would,that ,`nese Or itfitdbbill 7 en the part of your
I all might "Taste and see that; God is dapgtt!>n malkeYhfe easier for tor.
good."Dr. Aleatander 'M@d wren Lydia t'inicham's Vegget,able Cern'
says. of this psaltnt "This Psalm is ti s evpecsauy,adaptef >.tor web
-a truly missionary psalm, in its clear
Alter
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