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Tort whew alaelsehey word
Chaos nowt darkness heard,
And trek their night,
Rear twit. role hcilshtlx
Asad. where the Gospel itg
Sheds not its gloriosa' ray.
"Let there Ibis idltktl"
' Biesaed and holy Three
etieaioua Trinity,
Wftr.aeau,, love, might;
Bootmdkas as ocean's tide
Rolling in taxleeA.Ptjder ;ton and the Holy Ghost and these seine a tired clay nibs rot
O'er the world far and wide ham
"Let there be light!" three are one person, the same in ileh- two yoss.
J. Marriott. equal ispower and glo y."
PRAYRR 'abuse*,
me woad peweet in the Trinity is heart ahem se isk et !Berta, that
tdww este of whom John 5w rites as the' telt I tree vat lett!!* iter this 'world,
We tbatk thee, 0 God, for the groat Wor_ d1e--God's messenger to :INan-- u 1 meld aet sit !junta ta.pro; could
love wherewith thou didat love us in the medium of communication be..
t not titaihd the ]rank techs, or the ehCl•
F` iri . &WINTE �
,WHY NOT
Ittre_1.. ;torr at-y*9*
Yp i t iac, a,R.
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etc. White for stwier<lrttr•- .
PIA'1.HAAPAt TOORSI,�ythytr op.
Teens fti• 11 ?o .M. .
lt.c toushood,os' ." • ON owes.
",..,race God mated the heavens and
the earth. Arid God said. Let its
teaks roma tan ear image. And the
Lord Ge.d foraged team of the dont et
the t?oiraml, and hreatbed into his
!instant the breath or life; And roan Utes. ! '71.41;t"ara•,
beware a lids seal. .Hut Wore 111111941*
*ism
this berfitydre from all eternity rrriisi:•-rtX ,lust writs ar-k tta tett
John says "the Word was with God, . Yea abash` what lallowelt ascan 1114
and the Word was God. The Shorter Nerve fajta have ekes lOstewe.
Catechism says, "there are three per.' I nail IOW ti easy -Owe* yeti" of age,
sons in the Godhead, the Faber, the sea gnus had tbrse tenesse. ,tad I'ws
sending thine only begotten ,Son to
be the way whereby allure. :nay re.
.
tura to thee for pardon and peace.'
Grant that se we study these lessons
we may be lad to a fuller knowledge `light from the darkness." In the pro-
of hips who was the .tree Light} which cess of time a
great spiritual dark -
t
lightet2rr every man that comet)* into t nes*, through the reunites of sin« laid
Ole reerld. Aflien. the face of God from man and John
S. S. 7-.p;SSON FOR JAN. 3rd. JON says that the Word fn whom was Life
1 ;Lessen Title -The San of - God Be. and Light tame to usher in the dawn-
. ing Mem ing of a new day and t'Ius dispel the
Leeson Passegee-Jelin 1 r 1•'18.• darkneae. He had seen in hair life.
• ,Pent--•Jg1t1r 1 :14.
time the reception that with given.
1 Golden time and . again to Ws Light and
Zebedee and Salome bad t% o- cons, !could testify that teen loved darkness.
lames and Jelin, whom Jesus milled rather than light because their deeds
to become hie. followers. - One of were evil." Man , lase gy'dwn so un.
these, the author of the fourth gospel, like Him in whose image he - was
was on most intimate terms of friend. made that when the Creatnr• of all
abip with Jesus in the days following.
Ho is mentioned as _ "that _ disciple
whom Jesus lovedane as the' one.
who ."leaned upon Jesus' bosom" at
the iiittitution of the Lord's" Pepper.
To hinrt Jesus,. from the dress, cora-.
1 natted the dare of his mother and
"from that hour John took her unto
his own home;" 'He lived -a Jeru-
salem:: until -- Mary's death, fifteen
!ween Gad and mean. #41..11 �. ix tact I '!testi' not do.
e.
Again , Genesis b we read andhat aaytbieg that !tart steady, atter ,le
' Cod maid, Let there be Tight: mid �
therre was light; an( God divided' the miser:Me day I would go to be and
grit a little rest, but wild not slap
meek.
After 1 matted to tate Milburn'#
lietart and Naive Pills 1 earned
have mora ambition to worrk, and my
heart sad acres. are a- /et bettor is
every way, sox will gladly reooatuea4
theta to all these who .are ear* ril ,•,
lee I did, treat their heart or nacres.}e
Put up only by The T 310,ign 0o,
Limited, Toronto. Ont.. r.
how did you get aloha, 7" 4 "I didn't
ChIldren's Coughs,
and ` Colds
Carlin $ • Reil ved By
Dr. Wooi's
Norma years after the crucifixion. history
tells that he spent the latter part of
pine his life mostly at Ephesus excepting
g
for the time he spent in banishment
03frup on the island of Patmos where. he
0 . the *ether known how herd it wrote the boost of Revelatiotl. He is
is to k gipp the children front tetchily . supposed,to have died not long after.
• node. Tbey will run oat et ,doors; sot his return to Ephesus; and it hes been himself to the one who should come
properly clad, or hove on too, much coninjonly supposed that he: was the after him, though he was before him,
clothing; play too herd' and get over. only apostle to die a natural death. being the.' only begotten Son which
• hotted and WWI off` toe suddenly; ha Hie writings 'contain more about was in the bosom of the Father.
liter might, wet; do kickoff 4ro ahem*ed ' the Christ, his person and sle work, than John knew the "Word" to be all
at night, n't prt et •rod th g
:pother .can't- prevent. any of the other gospels. He tells. Jesus claimed to be, and in hi>e,gos-
Youngsters take '"."Dr. Wood why' he emote as fully' and intimately psi he tells how true.it xi' as that "as
without any fuse and its promptness as, he did: --"But these are written, many as received him, to them gave
and effectiveness in looseeiug the that ye might believe. that Jesus is he power to become the sons of God,
phlegm. and' healing the lungs and : 'the Christ, the Son- of God: and that even, to them that believe on his
gonehialtubeb.iesueh.that.thetrouble beli.,eving.•ye might have lifethrough n e:"
is checke.l befr)re guy serious sting his name." �r. "'entecost tells .that' he • walk
!!nobble cait tees ydevelop. Lauge ala his commentary bays that once talking with a' lady who said
bandiYour iteplet up only
yr dealer. "the Gospel of . John ,is, the Gospel of ,she did not believe Jesus : wall the
Milburn
it; put only by 'rhre T. Gose p
il[ilburn Co, );tiwitsrl, Toronto. Ont. Gospels, as the Epistle to the item- Son.of. God, although she believed
' ens is the Epistle of Epistles. • It is the was a geed man, and. admired'. very
the most remarkable as••well' es:ties' immix the ":teaching ' he . 'bas left.'
most important literary production '• Strangely enough, he found her -par-
.-ever composer,, by man. It is the most'ticularly fond "of the sayings' of Jesus
spiritual tied ,deal; of .GGOspela. It in. as recorded in the Gospel ef_ •John;,
us into the ffo,y` et IIoIiee i s i€ ; -f_e i nsttance, an .9n my Fatlt-,
the•. history of our Lord; At brlip$i; ids, ,ems house are many mansions; 1. go
as it' were, into His immediate pros- to prepare a place for, you." "Now,"
ence, so that. we, behold face to face said Dr. Pentecost, "will you go home
the true Shekinail,'rthe glory of the :and read 3lgain the Gospel of John,
. ' e:> T. OnlyBegotten:of: the Father; full of and cross• out every word .that inti
The fruhi a sort rp;lerx teams! citec mates he is divine, and. say you dor.'t
«ouch" from a,sorA �xtnq beck.:. It Can grace and truth.",,, �"- u
h tt ou and it certainly .ends the Tdday's lesson is the introduction believe . that' and that7" She thought
not n y ,
torture at encs , ' to the Gospel• and in it we see that it -would be a good idea, and Dr. Pen -
1N' tun "you are suffering; to you thn John had no doubts as to who Jesus tecost: gave her a little Testament,
hardly get around, fest try kepi Pepper ryas, what he had; done and what he „and told her to` mark and cut it as
Flub, and hits will have the quickest re- in
known: Nothing has such concsn ea to do. • Much as she liked. She !Fame back
lief s In Genesis we read "In the be- a week, as she. had promised.; '!dire 1,
tinted, jlenetratiirg,h+rat as red peppers. _
Just as roan as you apply Red Pep-
per Rub you will feel the tingling heat.
Inthree.minutes it warms the sore, spot
through and though. Pain and sore-
ness are g9ne. •
Ask any druggist for a jar of Rowles
Red Pepper Rub. Be sure to get the
genuine. with -the nameR.owles'oiteach
eackagei
things came into the world be was get along at all. The' truth is, I
'not.,recoirnixed. " e (•atne unto ilii found I had £a el^aae out .the. \ I
lawn, and Fail own received him nor' 1 df the first chapter, and ,1: hewn: aroch,
Whether •"his .own' is meant the'4,- it's like this, what will be-
b;son people of God, the 'Jews, 'or come of the beautiful promises and
his .own �amity circle er his -know les eaving+i a,r So stopped and cried,
John dads not state, but we know he "Lord, I see it is so. -I accept thee as
was rejelited by the ,sews, distrusted Boa of Gad, my Lord and • - God:"
by same of his brothers and deserted WORT- vii an4 N1q
by .all of hit; disciples but John.. Just . In Mexico City" a lad f S rho in- .
here the writer introduces. one who to of It'
tees sent from God as °o herald to tt'i .r Came' into`' of mission school.
bear witness to the word that be was As his seemed different from the oth•
er boys, neither smoking nor drink -
the true Light • which. lightethi every -
man. that cometh 'into the world. Ing nor using bad language the
John the Baptist reflected that Light teacher asked him why .this was. He
and pointed his hearers away from .raged :.
"We have a book at our house, and
in this book are many things - that
make' one think. I read it, and I
wonder if it is wrong ' to do this and
that, and then I will net do it if it is
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1hlyren lfo arida= I
bark. a burst of heavenly n le
i`rom a heart or setsphe intent.
**mew to earth de.u•e11.111 ,
In the calm atilt aDettt night, ste
%e thti ahephehln "t ,jade*.
!Watching to the tarty dewnt
they bear the iuflut tidings..
401Alie, fttitit`o of !'.dice, 1a itfll'nl.
*Weft and clear throw angel votress
go:keine Orauah the Notary eke.
Ar they chant the heevenla' enema.
"Glory be to God on highs"
Anel this toyr'uI C.'httattnaa morning
tirenktna, o'er'tite solid Nohow
Tells anion the womiroun story
Shepherds heard so loot ago.
Who ,halt still our tuneful voices,
Who the tide or praise *blab stem.
Which the bieaerti !timely tauiht on
In the stelae or .Bethlehetn? •
Bark, we beer again the chards ' -
Ringing through the starry iky,
And wet join the heavenly Anthem,
"Kalil!') ba to God on high:'
Mrs, M. N. Mau
the fpr
CCU ago oft
on Yore idsr-ilsmod Came *dog
Baku without shinge or Mum*
0Mi . wtw aatetrS et
fauna: Mals we
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FiiaFltelitw'd Water. Na one charges, however, that the' All you need to enjoy the great out
1f a home lute a thin coat or le nit
printing of accident news encourages ' doors is leisure and youth acid screen*
his feed the chances aro that he hi t l Reckless dream
settle:: water enough. e
'L .. - .-:.'" - '1 Soft corns are diflieult to er
' Renov
XAiu Oji for A11 1Hen,--'fho s:iiial', but Ha11aR14y, a „Cain
the soldier, rho fisherman, ilio lune 7.0470.tichevil, ut painlessaly.
berinan, the out•door taborer and'.'l1'Ilr'�O'R T.as.
who ate exposed to injury and the t n, „ohoD floe fin finery 30 Yana
elements: will find in Dr.. Thomas'
Ecleetric Oil a true tend •:faithful, s•srt,.,
friend.' To- ease pain, relieve colds, 1 -
eradicate,
will
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dress wounds. subdue lumbago' and
wrong:. The 'book iet called thee/lay overcome rheumatism, it is excellent,
Bible.. ° It makes my people happier, ITherefore, it should have a place in
different, healthier and' 'better than all home medicines and be amongst'.
others. I' wish there were more that those taken on a journey.
read and understood it. I want to
learn how to teach them," •
.1 , - (Record of Chrisitan Work).
cNHrSTMAS WISH
tt wtejl that good eta Santa
• I5.uld travel like a *how •.
And to his'tent -ot playthluitl.:'
"
For walling let its 10.
And: take along my etoeklai.l
T I n laughing ties '
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n
B
iC;tii,.at: the 'ttin*u het . r
Hamm oh tate Ortolan* tree.
1'd tee the.psatebnetd must
tt'ink et the kangaroo:
I'd sec the.ehina .combat
And quagga ,-hint the ;OM;
I'd tae the tubliee o,trieh ' r
Serenely wink Ida eye
To see the monkey Batons '
The 1,esaot;on'U'e Ar. -
And then I'd ate old Sante
With out his Books Or rhymer; '
• °I'd grab.hbn by The 'Thinkers
And tints him fifty Oma.
And nn hlc Iaek't:e riding .
Beneath tit, tsar* tlanta ' And with; a lot of plo,rlllttei.
Go emoting'gayly boom.
then 1 think old Font* '
Should up and WO soar ,
Lad in tine other village' . -
, Patup,In* lent -nest day,
And then 1st, on ,tilt farther, .
• Aim foram.. 41 and still
To 1. Ir lotay i•hitdren
Than !:teat big atocktngs i1L
atwonld wah tee nhra%) Chrt.ttnart,
All tou.ual with toy
And bottom; tyre and turkey
And huhhr hpr,e and
Fur while tlt,ua 1110 travels -
'Old Hinted scatter .cheer; -
I1e'd roa':n a (Tial*ttrns antnewhef►
1i50b-onp tlitodnitoui the year. -
-Nmnun'a,ilume twnmpaa'•otl.
i o»E1t,XCH .MARKETS
Wheat, 'Per bush.....6 1.15 to' 3:20:.
mvekwheat, per bush. - 65 to id
Hogs ... . ..' .12.00 to 12;00
+Usti, .per bush:... 37 to 39
Pest:. per bush......„, 1.45, to 1,50
' Barley,' per bush 36 to • -70
Cattle, . ordinary. per
cwt:: :. 6.25 to 6.25
Cettle..-eXPert....... 1.50 to ... 7,54
(per cast.)
Cattle, choice per'cut • 7.60 to,.. 7.50
.: 8.00 to.. 1.1.00'
mpercwt..
Lambe,
1a,
Dairy Butter...... , . 40 to 45
Eggs. per doz,,,.. .. 40 to 46
k'amily flour; per cwt 3.90 to:. • 4.00- -
Patent flour, ,per cwt._ 4.50 to 4:50
Bran, per on..... 28.00 t•t 20.00
Shorts, . peron...... 30.00 to 32:00
hay, per ton.. • .... 10.00 to 12.00
Hides" .. ...... 08 to 08..
Potatoes, per bag. 1-50 to 1.50
WHO IS 'SANTA. CLAUS?•-
Tradrtlna-An,...roe* With'.• Pretty
• %tare?. •
It is frequently -narked, *"..15:1141, is Nanta
G1uu'?" More Is It sooty about bit» titsI
Iris light upon -hi+ rant chars! ter.. iiia
was bishop Of Myrs and oiled nbont the
your ztvi. Among his pariahinners too
runs arae story there Tired. N certain •oow
Hinman ikhn ha.4 three daughters. From
being tacit he became so pier. thueNber.
Seemed to hint no means at'tiilbtainirrg:
fonts for his danghtrfr, but to sncritiviva
them to .n dishonorable life. Over and
over _again the thought camp into lila
WWI to tell them so, brit shone and sor
row held bird- dumb.-Siettnwitile the
nrnitlens wept. continually. not knowing
' what u, it.1 and having no,brrad to rat.
and their farther bcennre more and more
desperate. When a*. Nicholas beard of
Mk bit thought •i1 a *home that such *
thing should happen in a'Chriatisn land.
Therefore' one night when the •usaidese
were nslepp and.their father alone sat
%real : rind weeping he took a handful
of gold and tying It up in * bsndkerthiet
repaired to the•moblenran'h dwelling. Ile
considerett how he might bestow It with.
out snaking. hiutsele known, and while fie
etond irresolute the moron coining Mat
behind s •.lanai -showed him an open wow
sow. So he threw In the 'g 1d, and it ,ell
it tit's. Leet of the father, who, when 'he
toned It, returned thanks and presented
it to his eldest daughter as her weddeus
portion. A second time fit. Nicholas set•
!Nicol s similar sum and 'gold he threw
it In by night. iIo a wedding portion in a
provided for the second doubter. It<t
the curiosity of thee old (nobleman
now excited. Ile greatly desired to know
who it was that eeme to his arid. There-
fore he determined to watch. When All
hood saint cams for the third bate s
prepared to throw in the third plinks'.
wits discovered. for the nobleman sea
heat by the skirt of his robe aid d
himself et kis tett, auylag, "Oh.'Nk
servant of Owl. why seek to Mie
self?' And be kissed bis feet sad
But St. Nicholas made Id* otos
he would tell no wag.
CASTOR
for Nati'
in Us. For Ov w.
morays lows
the
signature of
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benefit till well
a# pirasritre, .
Healthful exercise for the teeth
and a epur to digestion. A tong.
Luting refreshment, soothing to
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to
Family Tree
t'.ltristmas trees in man'yhntnes this year
will besutrounded-by, electrical gifts/
An Electric ?'oaster will save mother aruty steps
iaind-maka cris hot toast right at:•tho treakfaabt
P,
tabic. , e.... �..,...... _ _
An Lrtectrk Flatiron will save much time and labor in
the .
Anlaundlrferrybic Chofrny
Dtt4 is on appropriate gift for' ,
5h5ter while father an.1 brother w•,uId enjoy c.tffeo from ;til„...,.
etechfc percolator nos;
iither the pat ur.urn type, fro.
in
broiled on the electric grill will t.tli;,art
the wht lc fitr.iily .. .
We have an clectrirul gift for every member of the
family. Come and : ec slur• a.•pl,ey. '
The Goderich Hydro Stove
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tlenty corning daily toy train.
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Winter Term begins Tnewtisy. January 5th, 1926.•
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