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October 28 `

EZRA’8 RETURN FROM BABYLON

(Ezra 8:15-30.) _

Golden Text.-“The hand of our

God is upon all them that seek him for good"-Ezra 8:22.

In 516 B. C., the restored Temple

was dedicated. This was the sixth year of the reign ot King Cyru~s.The half century that followed until the arrival of Ezra in 458 B. C., was made

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p of years of struggle and disap-

pointment _(or the colony of returned

xlfles. The inspiration -given them by

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the prophets- Haggai and Zechariah *__* _

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had died away. The Temple was poor- ly fumished and its services-_kept up in a. half-hearted way. The people be-

me demoralized am] intermarried

with the heathen nations around

/I them. Zerubbabel was dead and no

y _ leader had ‘arisen to take his place.

/ Ezra was a priest and n scribe. The

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scribes were orig'nal.ly the registrars

r clerks by whom the people or the rmy were numbered. They rose into ighe°r importance as royal secretar-

ies. Then as the writings ot the pro-

hets took s.,_more literary form and

the calamities of the monarchy and

“Tip-To ”

the exile stimulated the nation to

! preserve the fragments of the past.

the scribes who collected and regis» tered historical eve-nts took a more important place besides the prophets. -Ezra was such a one 'ln the Jewish

P“' “Pi” 'mv *Kms “ld Sm THIS school in Babylon. He had been H

First ask your store-keeper for it, if he

md :sm Pam' careful student oi’ the law and be was

eized with a de-sire to teach it and nforce it among his countrymen in udea. King Artaxerxes gave him per

“n“h`s‘w'°.(`-'nn' 'uma mission to organdme an expedition to

arry out his desire, entrusted to his arge large amounts of money and

.h valuable vessels for the adornment of

the Temple, and gave him a letter in

' which hg directed his oillcers in Ju-

dd; to do whatsoever Ehra might

ture, ic. ' °

.;., to sell by auction at his resid- k ce 133 I»‘itzroy`Street on Wednes-

sk_ "Blessed be Jehovah, the God of ur fathers” exclaimed Ezra, “who

hath put such g, thing as this in the

ing's house, to beautify the house of

1 am instructed by A. A. Mclean. Jehovah, and horn extended loving

indness- unto me."

Ezra and his company encamped for

y the 31st day of October common- three days at the river Ahava. At'

ffl! M 11 0'¢|0¢k f°l'0n00H. horses. this rendezvous he received his fol-

" of furniture, bookcases, books, were no Levites for the Temple sier-

friages, and harness, also a quan- lowers and discovered that there;

»-;~l~:ery. cooking range (ncary new) v

ices among them. He sent to Cas

ri kitchen utensil; &c. iphia for them. Then he proclazlfmed al

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.~‘-10-25M6i. _ and help on the journey.

ast, and they all humbled' themselves _

eiore God and besought his guidance!

_ '1'HECI-IARI-01frn'rowN cuanbun , .. ~. -. R. _ __ QCTQBER 2”/.'191'1 ~

R 1 R R R R R R .-R- F C" "`“"*f'7l .;f7§"*’*-"`”`fi

l BY the 'caravan route around thelin God to the teal." What is one's1PLANT BH_AMRO¢K ON 2; '>

dQl°l‘t It Wan at least nine hundred trust _in God worth if it csninot freel REDMONU8 'GRAVE'.

miles, and wound require about -three one from anxiety! Thought or the

and one half months ho travel from to-morrow one must have, but not an!-` BRITISH FRONT IN FRANCE Babylon to Jerusalem. ious thought, Y |AND,BELGlUM, Oct. 23.-(By the

Ezra had assured the king that up- The mwr and the gnm which had

on all who seek God his hand is up- been gwendm, cows home by me on mem mr gmdn’ Bm Eznvdid not ifillg “Hd-his counsellors -and his prin- venture upon his long journey Wm" ces and all I-srael were “a free-will out as-king God’s care on the way. 0n.e__h_g_.. Ezra Bam It had hem rrp? H° humbled mums" before G°d “nd ly given. and must.have been at the sought of him a straight way. Prayer cost or much “crmce on me part of brings God’s help. -Stllilllelr' Pwved some of the lsraelites. Perhaps the this is in his perilous journeys in Af- sph" or sacrmce shown by me v°l_ _'ics' “C1” an my 6'-xpedmonsx’ he unteers "shamed" those who remain- "_’°“;'; °;°"°" ;';;d°th';‘: a;""z;“;’1" ed into giving more freely than they mora y an men ny, I gm -~ otherwise would have done. “°“`|"`“y -"3 °°mpa °ns' t no - Free~Wilil Offerings for a Church

blind my eyes’ ‘ar tag; 'Sly 22:33; in Clilna.-The floor of the nieetlu.P. cose my ears; u, e . I h, th __ __ _,LH li it gave -me conildence. it did more; yvfseofweailtz an; 1" gave me joy' and pride' in my fore' sotlden in winter so that the memb-

flst "n;ck:';af;r__t0 race the days Der' _ers were unable to kneel in pi-nyer.0n S an a g S' _ ,Sunday Mr. Wang and his wilt, up-

h8“::ln ;;el:;‘::;? xergptfaiiimgialfgz pearerl after the service had be§un_

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"my and horsemeh of the king” Seryoliotuzlfluillretlnfnti \\wlzvvonll(;|°;i When Ezra went. he trusted in the 1. I _ ue, I lk, protection of God alone. Which one bor la monxm' whmt werlll i) did right? It was only common prurl- b:x;"S,I,:elydlq;m‘;y UFO ence for Nehemmh to have U' sumciem centre of the littlc group of ten or guard -on along journey where he was twelve worshippers and me," each

:able to Ztticlii fron; mbbsris' Ezra' of them ‘laid at my fcci. live nicely

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great thimgs God` could do, and 'how 5 my present to lu mu" he trusted God implicitly and if now Knowing their deep poverty I

he asked the king for human protenflflhankelil lheln warmly. :uid padded. tion on that perilous journey, he be- Ycu S all he Dam fof H658' _ uoveti me king would think uint he __ "0"- “M 0”- “°“"~ _‘f“"~: ’eE;’°;’_f had only been taJkipg_that he he we can do so little ioi tie rt s 'did not really trust God's power, W

“That is beautiilful-" exclaimed a "alll" _ 1 Sollcimr

| l)a!ctl thin l5tli day oi' October A.i)

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heathen after the missionary had fin- Where dm you get UMHT WM

lshed telling what the (‘.bi'istian life the questm" upon everybmlyyw ups' means ;and then he added it search»_1°r Straw WM' "f"y 5"”"“;t“f Wm ing qu€smm__..Cun you do it .. “eng time, and l had iailetivtlo g fxiiyloiic ion must soma the te-it or ure. it must ;° make ‘hem ff" me F lc rw y save

be done., Edwin Markham dewribeq urther proof of their loving zeal. Mr. the coming of the da'y_ Wang said, "Well, in the daytime.

"He shall say_me King when we were at work in the lleltis.

Come _let ue "ve the poetry ‘W we looked for alittle scattered straw

Jug.. and then alter our duy's work was

Our King says to us now "Live the d°"e’ we went and gathered it “Dy

"But" said l “working so hard as

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re gon you pro ess pu your nm you do-, how cou-ld you pomibly find

»~ - time to do this extra work?"

"Oh," he answered, "wc just stayed

_ E I' up u few nights and pluited them.”

n My henit was very full that day as

over 100 yous I saw tliese cvidenccs of real devot-

ion to God on the port ot' these poor

peasants, w'iio but zi little while he

ANUDYNE . fore had been in the tial-ke's,t oi' hea-

Linllnent ieuism. I could only lliiuk oi’ 'them

For more than - t thi ~. , . . - . . _ 0|dh_n___y __n__d;n§'-§‘uE_fS;,e__nB;mf:&_<;;f;:: in then puviity as being “iicli to l§umu'§`ili,ty`S;:ixGxset<lcmnpicriloughs,Colds, Will‘|] G0ll," limi l‘iC‘li illdccll tl\By ilfn M0 wil. rica: 1? .Cru .Ii , _ §lprnW:_§‘¢],r,|,,5 ,Tfn ,,‘;‘,§::'y"'1,,,,_'.1.:‘,,,,n“,f_’_‘_‘:, in another way also--tliey are being

;~i. ie erus 't» il - - . - .~ - . ~. this famous dtigtiilvsLdlgsglllliodtlsrlsalizi “hed '“ bllllglhg ilu! gospel to then riortouiiothersiuciemenrathat neighbors and i'ricnds.»-Prom a Let

loathe-Heal-Destroy Pain ter of o. Missionary.

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ork, do- let us do the little- that wc'

Associated Press.)-'l‘he soldiers from Ulster and the south ot' ireland. toge- ther with British, A~mc'ricun. French and Belgium nilicern gathered to pay tribute to the memory ol' Major -Wil- liaui H. K. Redmond, brother of John Redmond. the Irish leader, who w-as killed in battle last summer and is buried in the garden of s convent not far from the battle line. The service included the planting on the grave of 3 shamrock from Vinegar iiill, Wexford, where the Redmond family lived.

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‘_ TIME ‘ABLE Valuable ‘Farm L'-'°R€m""P°'NT` FER.'Zl§€;"1»., For Sale

7.30 a.m. 8.00 p.m. _ ’_ 8.30 _u.m. 0.00 a.m- There will be sold by public auction 9.30 a.iu. 10.00 u.m. nn the premises on Tuesd . | || - ll 30 8.m. . ay’ Od' llzlo llfgf 2'_oo p.m. 3”' °°““"”“"'“g “‘ 1 P~ '”-- l he 2_'_m p_m_ _L00 D_m_ farm, stock, crop, farming impd. 3_30 p_m_ 14 p.m. ments and household effects of inn

5_0() ,p_,n_ i3..i0 p.m- ' 11:3 Zahn S.iMacLeod. The farm,

' w c cons sts of 33 acres in

SUNDAY ' in a high state of cultivation, wen

2. watered, good buildings and within |-J n 54 miie of Bradalbane village, 2‘00 p`m` Should weather' Drove unfavorable,

4.00 p.m. _ l602_9_13MBmlNovl3 _ sale will be held on ilrst fine day ful.

lowing. _

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For further purliL'UlB\‘H Willy to

' Mrs. Ellie-R MacLeod, on the prsnps.

nvss Jusr As coon ` (Valuable Farm Pgoperty_es or

_-- _ Fm. §a|e | wA|_1'En Ma¢KENz|E,

SPRlNGl<‘lEi.D, MASS., Oct. 23.-

Arnfrufans dyes are as good us `Gcr~ man and never again ncti thi.; country be dependent on i‘Iuri:-po for the raw materials, in the opinion ol” l, l-‘. Stone and li, Gar<l1n.~i~ _\ic- Korrow, dye manui`acturer'. wiv; udiiressetl the convention ol' .lu National Association of Cotton _‘.i;i:i- ui’ztcturers at thc closing session io- duy.

The conclusion reaclicil by bull

were that in the relatively short liric since the war begun the intlusiry in this country has been developed to it point where the situation wus no longer serious.

.___ _. Springfield.

702-10-18Ml8t5l.

Tim undersigned will sell by Public

Auction on the premises on Tliurs-

day the ls; day ot November next A.|

I). 1017 ut the hour of 12 o'clock noon, T d f L b two ct-riuiu tracts of lunll sltuitte on S tho Winsloe Road consisting oi' one "*“*-"

07 acre tract and another of- 45 acresl both ilu at high state of cultivation Te"d0\'5,Wm be i`€C0|V9d by the un- wilh a good dwelling house and other Ciefllllélleli UD E0 l100!l~ OCL 25th for farm buildings owned by the lute 500 lllmbfi and 9'b0llt 40 Sheep. lligli- Wima", G_,_,_|_ ‘est or any tender not necessarily ex-

Tlicf property is situutn about six 090160-

miles from Charlottetown and will

ul'i`urd a rare opportunity to secure u

iirst class farm property.

For further particulars apply to

PETER v|NEAu, sec.

Rollo Bay institute.

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0 V” "me "r°peRry °"""’i R055" STEWART .Synopsis of Caadim Northwest

k`“°W“ “H the America" C°“S“l“le~_Exec\itors under the last will ot Wil- (.orner Water and Haviland bts.,`1mm Good d0,__,a5e_]_

will be oiiered by public nuctinu,_

twelve o’<:lock noon

For inspection apply io

_ Land Regulations

THUG sole in-ad on family on any male over

eiuhteeu years old msv homestead a uuamr

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Thursday' me mt of Novmnbpr u' k B' CA RTER' section of available Wominion land in M|n"'iha,

GAUDET G. HASZARD.

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695|-10-l8Mii.stu'1i. Dr Sub-Agency for the District. Entry bl pm _v

m y be made at any Dominion Lands nancy but not Sub Agency on certain oondwlnnu. Duties-Six months residence upvn md cul-

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Annual 'Meeting

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| BENJAMIN ROGERS, ‘ Sec.-’l`renis. Charlottetown, Oct. 24, l!li7.

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The Annual General meeting ot' The

_Seal River Black Fox (fo. Ltd.. will Wednesday Oct. 31, 1917 commenc- 2

_ ngiirefleiexoept where residence il performed 'l - l BV Ill ~

In in certiln districts I honiestelder In

lt.1nd'u|ilmav pre-omg! I triarler-section I nnu

1 side his omes cad. rice $3 00 ner acre.

Duties Bix months residence in each oi three

_ nears after eaminr homeetesdtm1tent;a|so 50

We will sell by public auction on ’°1f:_"‘d°“m""°“':"'§_;°“£u.d“"1::_:“°7

:l stiono e n eilc _ Ney; I n eeteader may live within nine miles of hit e

eo ne uloona m pa ,01 rtain conditions. Asettler who hu exhausts! his homestead

ho hold in the Board of 'Frarle rooms ing at 12 o'clock noon choice lot ol rishtmnvtske a urchased homestead in eer.

in districts. l’rll:e $3-00 per acre Duties-

(‘l1;1rlottcio\vn on Saturday, Nuvcm- land ~12uuti S0 situated ou Richmond "un ,aide ,ix monunin each at dn.” "__"

d erect I house worth H00

ld \“'l"li"t° so "fr°l¢’° ci i bi no | ‘

_ ___ ____ _ _ _ eareao cu iva on asu ec retu t` |llmi;,.~on_ ..,t.iie. l~oi particulars up- ncaeeoi rough scrubrtg or-:tony land. Till: my ~ stock may be sulssritut for cult vltvon under

certain condition

W W: UORY. U. M, G,

BENJ' CARTER l :puny the minister oi the inmn"

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