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LESSON VIII. FEBRUARY 19.

ELIJAI-l‘S FLIGHT AND RETURN.

1 Kings 19: 1-I6.

GOLDEN TEXT

"They that wait upon_ the Lord

shall renew their strength."-Isinh 40: 31. _

POINTED SUGGESTIONS.

By Rev. D. W. Snider.

The truth-telling Bible! .Last week's

lesson prepared for us something dif- ferent about Eliiah than what ap- pears this week. Why is not the char- iot of fire made ready for the pro- phet upon Carmel? That would leave the story in the shape that the mere hero or saint worshipper would wish to have it.

The feelings of admiration and awe

are deeply stirred by the sublime spectacle of Carmel, but those of sympathy and fellowship and inter- cession crowd the heart at the revel- ation of the discouragement and de. _iection and stark pessimism which possesses Elijah in his flight and hid- ing in the rocky skirts of Horeb. But the story is true to nature and we are the gainers.

Moses, David, Elijah, Peter, Paul--

what names. The history oi the world produces none greater but when all the facts are in and all the facts are told it is learned that they became great and were perfected through sui- fering and discipline and -the lift of grace. There were the subject oftemp- tation, they yirlded to sin, they suf- fered reactions as other men. But they rose upon their dead selves to higher things.

The stories of these heroes of the

faith, however, throw that prophetic statement concerning the Christ into remarkable relief upon which the re- cord of the life of Jesus casts aguini- que and fadeless lustre, namely, “He shall not fail nor be discouraged till he have set judgement in the earth." The big question after all to which the scriptures lead us is not "What think ye of Elijah?" but “What think ye of Christ?"

Without a doubt God was with Eli-

jah upon Carmel. But He is not only with His faithful ones upon the crest of the high wave of their experience but I-le aiso,. in the very tenderness of A compassion and mercy which never fails, forsakes them not when that experience is overshadowed be- cause 'of the deep trough of despond in which through overmastering temptation, they are flung.

Note the tenderness of God in this

lesson! The Strong son of God has been touched with our iniirmities. He understands physical and mental exhaustion. He knows the rebounding force af action and its danger. Jesus conquered at such times hy retire- ment and prayer. But Elijah's feet had well-night slipped. He was saved by the firm yet gentle ministries of God-the ministry of ‘bodily refresh- ment, the ministry of startling inter- rogation, the ministry of illustrative counsel, the ministry of correcting knowledge, the ministry of reassuring hope, the ministry of appointment to new and definite service.

That God works in the silences is a

profitable lesson-by the sound of the gentle stillness. If some loud-mouthed agitators for some things that are good could get inside of that fact the good that is sought would- come more surely into evidence.

To learn that results are :with God

is important. The story of many be- sides Elijah confirms the fact that no one is quite so essential to the suc- cess of things as he may suppose. Why should Elijah think he should be regarded as better than his fathers? What necessary concern was it of his that he alone served God? That was both his certain duty and high pnivil- ege. i

Not petulance, not inaction, not re-

crimination is the cure for discou- ragement, but purpose, something to do. No one accomplishes anything while in the cave of doubt or the cell of gloom. `

Elijah was told to anoint his suc-

cessors. Men may pass but the work lives. Happy are those who content to stand in their lot, faithfully. God looks after the jointing of lots.

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For Sale

Offers in writing for the purchase

of all or any of the following dwell. ing house properties in Charlotte. town'will be received by the under- signed up to tl e iirst dayof March, 191|.

Two and one-half story dwelling,

corner of Great George and Water Streets.

Two and one-half story brick dwell-

ing adjoining the above.

Two and, one-half story dwelling (double tenement) North side oi Syd- ney 'Street between Great Gcorgu and Prince Streets. Two 'and one-half story dwelling

South side of King Street between Prince and Hillsborough Streets,

Two and one-half story dwelling

(double tenement) west side of Mal- peque Road, corner of Longworth Street.

For particulars apply to the under-

signed at the _otlice of C. R. Small- wood, Attorney at Law, Cameron Block.

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SYNOPSIS 0|" CANADIAN NORTH WEST LAND REGULATIONS.

ANY person who is the sole head of ii

family. or any male over iii yearn

old,_maPi homestead a quiirter section of avaiilab e lrominion land in Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Albertn. The npplicant must appear in person at the Dominion 'ands Agency or Sub Agency for the dis- trict. Entry by provv_mi\v rv; _made ot any agency. on cox-tain conditions, by rather. mother son, daughter. brother or sister-_ of-intending homesteiider. Duties-_-Six months' residence upon and cultivation of the landin each_oi three years. A horriestcnder may live within nine miles oi his homestead on a farm of at least 80 acres solely owned and occupied by him or by his futher, mother. -10u.dauirl\tcr_bro_tlier or sister. _ ln certain districts a homestender in good standing mav_ pre-emptn quarter- soztion alongside his homestead. Price

S3 00 per acre: _

Duties -Must reside upon the home-

stead or pre-eméition six months in each six years from ate of hoinestead entry (including the time required to sara homesteat patent.) and cultivate fifty

acres ex rs. _

A homasteader who has exhausted his homestead right and cannot obtain apre- emption may enter fo_r apurchsued home~ stead in csrtaindistricts, Price S3-00 Der acre -Duties.-Must reside six months in each of three years, cultivate Llty a1.;'~»i and erect a house worth S300 00-

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Valuable Farm For Sale

The undersigned are instructed to

oder for sale by Private Sale that 'arm of 100 acres situato at Cra- paud and owned by John C. Moore. Esq. - There is a large and well finished

dwelling house and commodious barns on the property which is cou- veniently and beautifully located near Crapaud Corner.

11 the property is not disposed of before Wednesday, the lst dnl’ UI March next, is win on time day be oiiered st Public Auction on tho promises at the hour of twelvfl u'clock noon, For further particulars MIDI! t°

the undersigned. Dated the 28th day of December.

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