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Thursday, March 26. 1923
THE FEDERAL BUDGET
The statement 11 f the national fin-
e ut•t•s tormented by , lieu. J. A. Rola.,
-acting Minister 4 viiinin..., in the
House of Commons - this week was
more cheerful than might have been
expected: Reductions made a year.
non in 4,1n4tonol luxnuon and in•--iee euitv, I kat . : hey have ..a to, rod...
Haws tat reanired in n ism, ,k,.. thankflitte,, In that i her lit e in oun
ercas4o to the 4:0%.. aliment revenue-. of the 'tnest favormi parts of the
. , earth, wliere life and property aryl (erFAWA. Mar. -Ii 21. --Mier seven
more seem-, and living ,,,,.4 11 int 1 I • of debate !lie legiglation
better than 1.'4 anyelier.• else. providing for the enactment of the
Federal Goversonent•s proposed agree -
ea o Quality
T
1P
is blended only from tender
young leaves la buds that yield
richly of their delicious good-
ness. Try SALADA to -day.
GOD
Sunday --- -
,Afternoon
I
By ISABELIIANIIION,
--
,Goderiell, Ont.
eweet as home to lela:Int, -weery,
zo • liteti to newly opened eyes.
Or full sprluga In detterte dreary,
le the rest the--Pross supplies;
All who taste 'it
Shall to rent immortal Go.
-J•el'Ph Swale. and am yet imperfectly saved people.
! were tethered into the church.
hieh i0earrf11 :Itmesattly peeves were
and se‘erul thonsatol .o.orp
" ON PARLIAMENT HILL
jured. reminds conailimes, and ry
siolent. of Wes.tern (Ira:trio on parti
By a Press Gallery Member
but tloSpille tills Mr. Robb was aim. to
anlIOUDVP a Plinth'. over both oral..
ars and ealoital expenditure - of
nearly tivo tulitien
Only a few i#X1111011
w,ere Ilpnounelml. An inere•ts'e in the
customs; duty von stuck void. 'from 14
cents t,, 50 outtorper ton is 45-41 4,1114.4
1401:1 to Nova Scotia lutarests. An ex-
tort tax of $1.95 im.r lap. on elevtri,
power exported from the Dominien f-
a De t e ) ties are 4111
fll
%% !lad .t slight earthquake a own,. with sir willecria yq..n014 1,0
(4.1/4. ago. out it slid Hof hurt Main control of email freight rates
;to le sly in 11111 Prov inee. 4111(1 101t4.
tl... folio. something le talk allow. as
few of them had ever exPerlence'l
ailjthing 2:1 the kind before..
• -•
An...mine-lite of the 4I4t14r4o T•onie
crane.. Ail peep...eel by the Gooreru-
torai-t- itallosite 11101. the -low -1.4 per
--Vlitr-Iflay he odd im standard
-used-in boat.. (mated tty inoliv tedelos at tables...hut_ ILL= _.stit_i'lei 1 he
-- - -0.- "4"411I- tarn" %1441'''' - bar wil.1 eot lie .permittil. Other pr.)-
visiolis are: The mininturk peasils.
THE ALTERNATIVE VOTE for tuttiug-or drinking liquor in st
-- / puteire plate. is rediteed front SUM to
There aptwaxo- to _Ite__soms. lweita- sett; demurs nre to be limited to
- ttion at OttaWa 111141111 1111 4114111,111g the
thirty inetead of rifle preeeription,
alternative. vote in 4'144t 4h15. LAM in any month; sal.. 1.f 4.-1 beer to
Sesition It a:8a stated that a hill for
persone under eighteen pure of age
-.the purpose- wimill be brought in at
1s-4* The .ltionoty-GeMe-al
this swesion.but so far this has not also 5111011 fuetbee mid ..taimitied
been done. Withoni -the altirnative hotels, wellsamdia:tosi restaurante
s!otelibla .probateelhat a good ovine and eaft.t,ria,, mit,. .ell Lind ---ril.s.ii:
minority rePreeentatieee will be el- bulk .for evaisuMptbon ow the prem-
ected to the next l'arliatuent. and 64.‘; 1i....
Olt! groveriee May eel only
'• surely thta shmild be avoided.
•
CH, ONT.
procure the meatus of providing for
the went,' of the stripers within
their eompany eveu property had to
bo tilapottee of. Hence we read In
Acts 4 :M. :13. that lands and house -
were *old and the proceeds laid at
the Apoetlee' feet ; and distribution
was' made with every man aceording
as he had need. Thus they ceettin-
tied for some time. gaining in favor
1 with fi000l and man. "de& the Lord
added to the. rhurch dally such as
Womb,- be mayme" rbrietian
aalvation. acer.rding te this ompluttle
pAraie, 14 a pmeems begun at POnver-
Ilion. carried on progreesively through
Ow life. and reaching Its climax in
another state." Se these orogreeslvely,
0 O'er plowed Lord. who haat re•
FRASER
W- ORLD MISSIONS •
vested Thyself in .lesu&,ma Jaercifel ; flue might rewrite the eleventh
God, able aud to ....empty? of Hebrews, with well•known
the utteruued that ....me moo Thee from tnodsrn annals of (Ilea-
loY Ilim. we Wow sdraw te-or 111- thin workers in 1111.1.. ritoosiug
name. ! a Aeon. of ttegol.s from the living and
We -acknowledge our 1114141 1141,1 sans the dell& Thou 1114 chapter should
and wickedness. We do ..arnestly re-! etrose with the e'er modern. stIrriter
pent'. We grieve that oe hare not ' appetti of the twelfth chapter. "There -
W C. betake ourselves 1..1.mus. liteir with grs.ht a cloud of witneseeri...
us. our Father, fur sok... so that , let us run with patients. the race that
our consciencee inn) lo. essoet of the ta .4e4 before us. looking unto -how
burden of An, nod our -souls nour- the author and perfeeter of our fn 1144."
imbed by Thy spirit. -linen. -W. IT. '
loved aud sterved os We ought. 1 fore keeIng WP eompeesed *Nett
enex.t „kmlie
iopaaenifie
WWgiven a reading in 1 11S. S. LESSON FOR .FRit, 3h19Teachere AU-expese
Tour toxthe
House of Commons, lest Fridny nht A 'omlletthlrty-ilfty all expense
and is now ready to go before the r:a;_Titie_Theittemantelpea
iJII*I comitiP10 be appointed t.:::
while ittaded fiv. tuemlre Gold.. Tet-A,,gI, bing arranged f rom Torono
t ) th44th Peifie Coatspcial
wee. It was a lively iTeasow peomage_.tess2:3647.
Ji, I 1,., id .1 1 o, nov,, ale train leaving Toronto rip Caned -Me
.eervellve leader,' and Mr. Fork... :110 1 rtolor: lot "41"te7.1rtuon"31.Prea.elted Within A' NwIli'llel RailwnP44 July 94h neet. •
King Cabinet. Mr. 1141i:hen, the Cam -
lo It I Westbound.; the party will
in bulk and Iiiir:Sse guisiuuptitat ett
In a riding electing one member inc
•there mly he three eandidatee. 11, • a a a
and C. The majority of the elector. Tbe judges of the l'ourt -of App.' al
May prefer either A - '4', but haVe made otrastie revision of the
Under our_r_see:nt tostem of volt upon Peter Smith.
they would be likely to divide Heir former -PravItietat--Trettettrer.- -steel
vette. between A and B stud allow c Aentilius Jerrie. Toronto broker, hy
to be elected. With the alternative Chief Juetice Mereslith. The orittin-
vote an elector' may vote for A and al judgment *as that Smith should
at the same time declare his prefer- be. imprisoned three years tind Jarvis
Progressive chii.1. making i few dart of ,Chrisee as...tis n.
was addreseed to ,inen nutey
'41 w110111 Aries of Beeetern Canadge,- WIntilpee.
throtteh '401TOP of the most Important
contributions too the- (11000,,sion.
.1,ilieral opinion on the ordivet.
i.....ypriossett by the Prime Minister
1110.1 foreibly. and Ily ids teditelletlem
tioLt_Hte_ existnt.. of a eotiabine.
- it- --Cam<
freight
proved.
Also, that it is a ser ou. andleap
upon t'unailiap trade throng ('an -
notion port*. laraitse grom diet -
euee for 13 over C. or he may vote for %Ix mantes. and that the two
for II and declare him pieft.rence for jointly /Mould- pay a fine of $000.000
have a cleat majority of VOtP/4 in the Paid. In the revised judgment the whitifu'rther evidence is produced be -
first count, the Preferenee. or alter- -fine is relined to 1301.0013 and a fore the epeeist committee and .eP
dPrillito portion of it Is - miaowed if the charley* in tke!Preston ,'ort
federation. with the result that the against - yeti, unwell- eote),000 agatuat see. eubstantiated. -Also they will
Watt and "et. If the agreement iteelf
native, votes would Inc taken into con
tarn III Tiny way te. lboilified. They
feel that the proposted agreement 114
not adequate to meet the situation.
They alma. 'Ilene the idea of peeing
eash to get-eontrul of tIte tette" and
would ',refer some other means of
reaching that end. 4lowever. if no
other, means im available they _will
stippert the flovenonellt__Plan.
know 11 ne the .
ferent hich (4" 01.14
rntes. ha* betel abundant).
rimination both as to the frleght
ottee themselves( and as to marine
ineurance rates. 44c. serious is 'the
Injury that the time ban 4.44111144 when
drastie neeteuree must he taken to
provide a n.tnetly. The me.posed
agreentent with Petersen. whielt
vide... for the peytnettt of clod) to
Petersen in return' for the Govern-
ment's being given iuntrol of freight
rat.". is. the Government believes'. the
fnost premiered.. remedy immediately
&reliable to remedy A situation watch
bite existed for_ many years and about
which the - previous' Government
ivellie,1 to he tleepiy -agitated but did
nothiug. • <
PrOgreflAW. Want ConleMittee In.
%todigation
The feeling of the Prognosis -re on
the Teopiteal wee expreested by Mr.
Forke etwelnetly when be (*tiered
that he was not honeile to the plan
bet simply critical. Tbe attitude of
knetv'lleme- Christ. all .1 etwou hati
beard of His Work. 11114' W at 3asper National Park. thence to
,„ Saskatoeti.-Edipmeou-stopping over
death. • • Prince Rupert and via Canadian Na•
' bratre "I'l"l111 "The "f ("IT tional Mettle Coast etetteseve through
sermon evidenees th.. power and in- the eenderfol seenis. leas of the North
truism' lir 'MP Itt97- SPtr-14- -41ww-24-- {'o444 tiontuover, return-
Peker's mind. Here %as St. Petter_i
itig via Portland, Yellowetone
with his fellow apowles. standing 'up!
al Parie Salt Iske City and Ewes4
proclaiming n glorified att.I afteemeiso National Park thraugh Chicego. theme.
3lesslah. Just seven utwks before
bark In Toronto.
they had fled from the ineemenger of
lite Aireetion of Mr. A. E. Bryeon.
The tour being arranged under
the High Prieet -ent to arr.--1 their
Master. teaving HIM to fate. toeinvipal of telitetthorn School. Tor-
onto. and kic.-.34artlo.R.err. priocipa'
Now RP see him filled eh'. th.• Spirit
Earl Kitehener echool. Hater
and .dt•livering 14rr1114114 that in• re- -04 lb..
stele l'ar exceeded thou. ever achiev- ton. One Full information may, he
mi by our Lord. thug fulfilling swum, teem Mr. Bryson. 44 Silver -
A over C. Should neither ho nor and remain in prison until it waa Itthelin:eitfr. afitohl'alft9isiXtvesrt!-• that
candidate eleeted would he that tole
alto. dearly waa preferred by the me-
-jority of the elector.' se against eith-
er of the other two.
EDITORIAL NOTES_
A million children are Wareing it
Russia. The fruit of Bolsheviem is
bitter. ---
• • • of Marquis t:urzon, after a rather
A new orchid 1(11.4 been named for
brief illness. The Marquis was of
the Printe. of Wales. Ilit•re elin 44..
i the very typo. of aristocrat horn and
frw. further honors in wore for the '
Prince -vete he merriest. bred to rule. From his early 7('11444
Jarvis and $10111;oun againet Smith. In
Cletitglt of payment either in 44, h'
Imprisoned roFa further iseriod of
five years, wimmeneing at the con-
clusion of the period of impilson-
meat now being served: Jarvis has
already paid e140.000 and therefore
i_leguoney-$110.1)00 Witt jaspe-- -
• ,• •
A notable figure haft been removed
from British !midi.. life by the death
• • • he was alikpOleti for public Mee anti
In spite of an injury received in child -
Premier King deelares a fight to a
Habib with the oeettn shipping cora• hood Ithk-h might beet. reduced a
bine. we hope it win be the fini, I weaker nature to chronic invalidism
et the combine. h.. mounted the ladder step by step
• • • until he won an undleputed place am
Serious. news it Is for university
students In arts that ,In future they
lust obtain their standing at the
spring examinations or late their
' year. The old -map." route is closed.
Will the change act PR a spur to the
(*erten% and iiiirore-nir
• • •
Further airiest» have been made in
the Provioelal civil service and hives-
tigaUone ire Rang on which loaf in-
volve other members of the service.
When the dishoneet ..onee are all
rounded up and put where they be -
bong, that phratte, "gone to join the
g reat majority:* may have a Dew air
n i ficance.
• • •
A proposal to renter, the pre-war
excuraion rates on the railways la
again before Parliament. While con-
dition. have changed greatly le the
last ten years. making the running of
excursion trains much more COPtly, It
looks' a.. if the railways were losing
good buelnees In not encouraging Bee
Iltia7 and week -end traffic.
ono of tbe etrongent men In the Con-
serrothe party. lir swan never a pop-
ular figure. perhaps' never wiehed to
be; hie vieteriee were those of *beer
intellectual power and stubborn will.
Had hte 'remitted itt the House of
Commune hamlet have bueome Prime
Mlninter. but when Boner Law re-
tired In 192.1 the Conservative, chose
as their leader Mr. Stanley Baldwin,
a man of much les.. experience. but
a Commoner, rather than Cason,
whoste ;dam-4o:the Mouse of Lords
-
Wag .untldered a handicap in poen-
cs1 leaderehip. Ile died at the age'
of misty -six yeurs. an age at which
the man in larked) public life 111
suppooed to be at hitt prime. It is in-
teretiting to Dote that the --Martinis
was a distant-causin of Mr. Arthur
Curzon, of tlie 'Huron road, Goderich
township.
• • •
Dean lnge-"the gloomy Dean" -
in the course of a general lamenta-
tion upon the toindltios of the. Em-
pire deplore:1 the fact Mat "Maeda
and Australia contain Canadians
and Anntrallana who regard them -
Delve* as such, and soil ai English-
men." The Dean should remember
eat some of the best people la the
Old Constry, too, do sot regard them-
selves so "Englifthioes." They were
bora north of the Tweed and coaelti-
ee theseirtees Scots
44 • • •
irbe terrible tornado Is lisetbera
Nilamia lad Iodises last west. la
Chrigr. own Plvith*-wY" r4"1'4.41 by . thorn avenue. Toronto. Janet. 2.143w_
Sr. John, where Ile prediete that Ills . also teem Mr. Kerr. 4 Beulah ave.,
apotitles shalt...achieve greater works : Hamilton. Regent '42.
had ttehieced, "h4:11!ke I
While primarily deeigned for the Mixed His Fleyaology
than Ile- 'RO i
upto the Fat her" 4 .lolin 14 :124. benefit ,if esteliers in the Province of
The following remarkably etatemen:
actions. ehargee neon th.•nt the mut, .
...of the general public and any who waa inetudect in the. examinatkot
paper turned in by a boy:
Peter in 1111,1 eermon 11--.011P their Ontario, the tour its open to member
der of theoM?
ovalah, and proclaim' Ills . eon, to join tbe party wilt_ be_ most _Tin, human body ie divided flit°
triumph over all their intrigues end welcome. ,
ree parts -the head, the chest Arne
'then Mons up all his erreuziento in I ththe stunsmick. The bead eontanes „Hie
the iords: 'Therefore let all the
APPOINTMENTS TO I ,'ye and braises'. if any. The chest .
house Of leriel imow -iteentedly. that •
MATHEWS LINE BOATItecitthines the hullo lied- • Piece of '
4, a I ' 1 -same 70,4114 liver. 'Tbe Mummick Is devoted o
whom yeeistese-crileifieol. both Lord •‘
! Several of Item Beats Are Winter- iii. bow"lo of whleh there Is five. 2.
and Christ." . e, L 0. IL and eometintes w anti 7. -
lag at Gederieh
Verne* 37-41-Reault of ilis Preach- I
,
Ing The list of appointments_ of Aker* _
an.1 In, acute twin of eon...Wore, (Tied etteamabip--Co.'s lake fleet le as fol.
Baby's restless nights
The peeicle. -eitusl br ,,,,,,irtiem., of the eteamere of the Mathewe
might be avoided
out. "What shall woo MO- Pty., 'Peter ' lows:-
replied. "Repent. and he haptii.el." I Royalton -Capt. ('. Albineon, ef
The prenehlng of the New Testa- • MooretOwn; Eng. John Myler, l'ort
!pent is ever the mime. Jolty the Colborne.
Baptist ea me and • hie teaelilng *a• i Mathewson -Capt. .1. Moire. Tor -
briefly summed up thus. "Itepent ye. onto; Eng. r). -MeNenzle, 1;041erleh.
for the kingdom 1.1 beaten is 31-4 Berryton-Capt. It. Kionnedy, Col -
band." John woe remoymi. and , lingwood; Eng. S. Murray. King-
Chriet PUMP. The lamp ceased to, ston. 7
shine. and then the true 1.ight etood 1 Itivertoo-Capt. G. Bunting, Cql-
revealtel; hut the teaehieg was the lingwood; Eng. F. Iwnaster. liar
saMe. and tiw Memdalt 41111 prclaims', , nia.
"Repent. for the kingdom of hP1444,/1 • Lakt•ton-Capt. 1' Melotyre. Ser -
ie at hand:' TM riapt,•,- (1..,,T14 ftn4 148; Eng. D. Ifs:Conned. eullingwoial.
the Spilirlt is outpoured, and still the ; cautaBstyrtoinea;n-Cazngpt:WLI.Ble_tIrkvog.pwasd.k, (wilt..
Mill Ends of White Cotton
900 yards of short ends of yard -wide white,
Cambric& and Middy Twill, perfect goods in en
rths
of from 2 to 12 yards, quality 30c to 50c, at per
yard
sheetings
Superior Bleached Sheeting, heavy even thread and
pure, free from dressing, 72 inches wide, special 8
at per yard - • .
81 inches wide, regular $1.10, at per yard • • • • 87c
Flannellette Blankets '
pink or blue border, at per pair
Largest double -bed extra hkea.,44.7;;47ii:ht9 7C
"
Spring Coats
Handsome productions of fine Charmenas, Poire
Twills, etc., silk -lined, daintily _trimmed with fur, and
some are exquisitely tailored. Prices, $15, $19, $25,
$30, $35, $37.50, and $42.
Canton Crepes
Heavy Satin back Canton Crepe; 40 inches wide,
black, navy and browns. Regular $4.00, at $3 25
per yard
Rugs 'Atootivoilvgwispia!:,tstict41
Wilton Rugs, British make. specially priced for
March selling. 2 1-4 x 3 yards at $29.75, 3 x 3 1-2
yards at $39.75, 3 x 4 yards at $44.75. -
New Linoleums
4 yards wide, new desiigns,lkeavy quality, 9
March Sale, at per square yard \
W ACHESON & SON
44111m..4-44•
Destruefive but. Not Conetvnetive
Critkism
As too the Coneervatives. Mr. Melgh-
en and hie follower.' were very hitter
In their crItielsm of the Governme•nre
contract with Sir William 1'MM-own,
but Ilwy offered no other construc-
tive remedy. They declared their
opinion that the plan wa.4 futile,
conatdertet mot w.,14447 et' the eee-
sIderation of the House. They wanted
the matter to be refereed to the Im-
perial Shipping Committee, which
meant -oractleally that nothing would
be done to disturb the present situa-
tion. Tbey aleo expended much lan-
guage, ,ome of it ftIntoot nephritemenlary. In abusing W. T. R. Preston.
author of the report to the IIorern-
ment. one or tyro of the Opproltion
speakers' being obliged to go back to
P'96 and other retpote years in *bleb
to rake up something to say. All this.
as WAS pointed nut kr lAtseraltlleak-
ere. was a way of evading ti reit
Issue.
Immigration Depends en Riliefl
An Important etotement was made
hy the Prime Minister on March 17
(Continue(1 on page S)
Colliserried Says Don't
((ollingwood Bulletin)
Goderich le the gest of an agitation
looking for a municipal audit by a
chartered accountant (lo to it they
InaY. 44141 4.4 *bey know the experienee
of Colliegorood as to the costa there
would be some hesitation and some
store time elapse before the
1100 111, acted upon. Never again for
MilIngwood if It nae be avoided.
Harker* es the otreet are Kerley/
sometimes. but fortunately • not al.
Wily&
Nomoo Nature Not Be bad
(Walkerton Telescope)
We aometleses suspect that this la
a (Wimp old wotld. Oemidoaally,
however. as Incident memo which
treasures us that the heart or hu-
manity beats warm aad that the real
spirit of aelgtobarliaem premet la
a larger measure than 4.is6rpla
noose° c end insillie-4----tent Idea iv--
juet the mme. The cry of tho; multi- '. 'rich. .
tude. -Men and brethren. what ,,hall I Northton-Capt. N. Scott. Helnli-
ae dor pmduces. "Repent.- coupled ' ton: Eng. J. Muir. Goderich.
with it new reqnirement. 'He bate 1 Brookton-Capt. R. Merhersoon„
tired. Pi-vry (ow of youfor the I.P." Wiarton; Eng. W. -Tynan. Coiling'
miesdon of....aina." And the same mos.: *004.
nage haii ever Attlee temtinutel to he FAUoii-Capt. Jeo. Hirden. (lode -
1
the %Kele of all real upirituel work. rkh: Reg. F. H. Fawcett. Torooto,
John Weldor was one of the greatest Yorkton-Capt. M. Robson. Toron-
evangeitses teat evpv-111-‘4 and --rk.41 in• rm. Geo. Jarrell, Klepton.•
1
for God. He minted It utterly este- Ralton-CaPi. J. A. Smith. Corn -
least and hopelems to pr)•tieh the cum- wall; Eng. J. II. Robinson. Corti*
forte of the (Impel before be bad watt --
made men feel and wine' bentuth the Clinton --Capt. Is Burnsister. Col -
terrors' of the law and the meow of Halewood; Eng. Chill. Gray, -Stt
offended justiee-hia vras ever a Catbiliferii. •
presetting of repentance. 1G. T. Arlington -Coot, F. Rock, Marton'.
Eng. F. Drickenden. Walten, Nova
Scotia.
Lambton-Capt. A. Livingstone.
Courtright; Eng. W. T. Rennie,
CollinftwOod-
Wiarton-Capt. W. Hornebergerf'
Thorold; Eng. Geo. Murphy, Elgin. -
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Dalhousie; Eng. W. P. Craig. Conine -
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Ilirchton--Capt. W. Tulloch, King-
ston• Eng. K. B. Dellille, Toronto.
them what WOUld follow If they would Cedarton-Capt. W. peattY, Toron-
Scalded skin auecitber skin
troubles are common causes
of restlestmess, and often
could be avoided by care-
ful bathing with Baby's
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Its fragrant lather cleansers sad
[heals illaby's skin, asd prepares
for restful sleep.
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Thie dloceuree. though one of the
longert In the New TPEtaMeht. it but
an outline. He testified and entreat-
ed them by argument and promisee
to put forth an effort to be paved and
esparate thenisavea from the in-
fluence. opinion and fate of the Jew.
of that day. They were corrupt ant
wicked. had crueified the Messiah;
and they were for their sine soon to
he dea'royed. mini -fel out to
token place at our neighboring vil-
lage of Cargill. On Sunday. Mardi
let. a little boy was drowned in the
river and hie body carried rendre the
lee. Hundreds of people from the sur-
rounding countryside turned out In
fhe bitter weather to help recover
the body. The lee was sixteen ineb-
em deep and the work of sawing
away the ice to permit probing for the
body was undertaken. Soon the riv-
erbank* were plied high with wally
of lee. The work kept on from morn-
ing until night day after day until
the river had been cleared for up-
ward. of a mile Some hundreds of
people, many of them coming many
Blies, assisted with men and teams.
When at the end of platten days no
traee or the body had been found,
the helpers atill kept on the job,
there were as many as •eventy-five
working at once. Aad they did not
let up mien ancrsas monied their
effort* on the seventeeeth day and
the norrowing parents held the com-
fort or having the body nt. their little
one restored to them for Christian
burial.
Ott the lbw run
• "Illd'e buying an automobile on the
instalment pies."
"Ten asd if be doess't drive more
eareful Mks he has hem out tbey
wilt take Ms to the hospital in the
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wonid fulfil his promiee to; Rag. Joe. Sweeties, St. Catbar
repent. God
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recorded in Joel 2•2113. They. teo.
would receive the gift of the Holy
Ghost.
Though so many, about three thou-
sand. novived his word and were
baptised. yet it is implied that there
were Aothere who did not: It 'thews
that the preaching of the (kspel Is
fitted to work a rapid and mighty
ehanee in the hearts of men but also
it show. that In all revivals. Mete are
thaw who become alarmed about their
mule but who refuse to yield to thef
gospel call. and again heroine thought
least and are kat.
Vents 43-47--Fellowsklp.
In thene verse* we ace how thaw
who were baptised. and en added to
the chureh. joined thenewivea to the
company of the Apt:moles. listened to
their teaching and Avowed hp their
conduct that their Chrintlan name
woe a minty. They' obnerved the
celebration of the Lord'* Supper and
were faithful In prayer and in the
breaking of bread together. A ger
eine revival *411 be always followed
by a love of prayer and the opetlog
of congenial eompsnyBut the early
elirlatian went farther. Junt an Je-
suit and fits little company had OOP
purse out of which their daily needs
were furniahed PO here while these
sew convert*. Reese of whom mese
from Cellist parte. remalited together
It was 'attend sad proper they should
Nero their pressety. Is inlet to
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