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Prayer Meeting Topic* PRAYER AIEETING TOPIC. Nov. 5, 1913. By the Rev, G, R, AIcBurney. Subject—AA'arnings, Ezek, 3:21. I. Of Scripture, 2. Of Providence, 3, Of experience. Selections—19:5-9; 37:20-24; 49:1-9; 107:9-12; 75:3-6; 89:10- 13.; 146:3- L Law is universal, its violation visited Avith a penalty. In the world obedience to laAv is largely under the pOAver of the A\'ill, God has been pleased in His love to cast aAvay restraints over men to prevenli the violation of law. Were it not for the warnings of Godi, many more Avould be draAvn into sin. I, Warnings of Scripture, God unfolds His truth and instruct in Avays of righteousness. He also Avarns against the ways of sin, and points out results of disobedience f Hi2 CttmsTLAN NATION. Vol. 59. have been afflicted; that I might indeed, in Avhom is no guile.'"— learn thy statutes."—Ps. 119:67, John 1:47. Psalms 15 and 24 71, see also Jer. 31:18, 19. Past speak of the need of being inward- to his commands in Scripture, and afflictions give wisdom for the ly Avhat we profess and even swear . QROSS CCUUTiArthurlAv.NewYork these are to him who reads Avarnings against like misdemeanors. By ning in the future. "Now no chas- circles are tempted to feign faith; ed ? What of ours? present and warnings against sin- to outwardly. People in church What if their faith was unfeign- divine precept, by example and by tening for the present seemeth to people in worldly circles are tempt- The faith of Timothy was no the application of precept and exbample. Scripture teaches the right less afterAvard it yieldeth the peace- feigned variety, at Qeast toward was concerned? From a child he joyous, but grievous; neverthe- ed not to have any even of the chance thing, so far as his mother Avay and warns all against the able fruits of righteousness unto things that are good. The house- had been led to know the Scripthem which are exercised thereby." hold mentioned in the text pro- tures. Prayer had been offered wrong Avay—the way of sin, "Thy Word is to my feet a lamp and to -Heb, 12:11, fessed faith in the best things, and for him, Paul, a faithful minis^ my path a light," "The law of the Paul thought their faith genuine, ter, had done his part. If Timo- Lord is perfect, Aloreover by them is thy servant warned and in keeping of them there is great rcAvard."—Ps, 19:7, n. 2, ( >f Providence. God teaches some ^Dowerful lessons!^ through His providential dispensations. He sheher or protection. The providence of God exerts a great influence over the acts of men in diIsa. 54:13; Acts 2:39; Gen. 17:7 Deut. 4:9; 6:6-7; John 21:15 recting, restraining and warning Isa, 44:3, of danger or of evil, "Alan proposes but God disposes" is a com Hints For Talks: mon saying, "The lot is cast into the lap but the disposal thereof othy and Lois lead them to do for Tim ? is Avith the Lord," Perhaps none are able to carry out completely their life plans—God in His providence alters those plans. Sometimes hindering, sometimes wholly preventing, sometimes giving timely Avarnings. 3, Warnings of Experience, often to those whose homes are Experience is a good teacher; one not places of faith? that teaches some hard lessons, How Avas Paul "persuaded" that covering many subjects. The Timothy Avas a true Christian? knowledge of experience is of Were the meinbers of that home great value. Aluch knowledge affectionate? comes to us in .the course of events Which better assures a good related as cause and eft'ect. Fa- home life,—a pleasant disposition, miliarity with an event and its se- or Christianity? quences is of great use to enable Comment: one to determine a desirable course "Unfeigned faith !" The Avords to pursue or avoid. Experience easily slip through one's mind as teaches wisdom. And the applica- he reads the verse, and no' great tion of this Avisdom in daily life impression is prodhced. Yet is should cast many a Avarning safe- faith unfeigned such a common guard about us. A person's experience in almost any line of ac is at least spoken of as specially thing or one easily to be had? It tivity is regarded as a valuable asset in the commercial Avorld, It transgression is f<strong>org</strong>iven, whose worth having, "Blessed is he whose is conducive to greater efficiency. sin is covered. Blessed is the man The same principle will hold goo.i unto Avhom the Lord imputeth not in the spiritual Avorld. "Before I iniquity, andi in whose spirit there Avas afflicted I Avent astray, but now is no guile."—Ps. 32:1-2. "Jesus have I kept thy Avord;" and saw Nathanael coming to him, and again, "It is good for me that I saith of him, 'Behold an Israelite Young People's Topic Y'OUNG PEOPLE'S TOPIC FOR NOV. 9. By Rev, Geo. S. Coleman. Christian Flome Life.—2 Tinj. 26-28; Ps. 72:1; 102:28; 116:16 Prov. 1:8; 4:1-4; 31:1; 3.33; Ex 20:12; I Chron. 29:19; Job. 1-5 W H Y The American Standard Blbk (Edited by the American Revidon Commiiu, Is Best fot the Sunday School The exact thought of the sacrt ' writers is given in readily unde - atandable language in this versio' thereby maldng its sacred teac] : mgs not only clearer to the your folks, but manitely more interes ; mg—every reading malies mo' Bible students. _ The American Standard Versie is used by the International Less( Even the Committee English echoIar» in the sayitis preparation the best Keaa J , wiiat the J Ae Uniform London Quarterly and Graded Renew Lesson says' " 13 and a noble by the worlc, leadmg destined Bible to become Scholars the of accepti tl Bible United of States. the majority of the Anglo-Saxon race; at we are tempted to wish that it might be adopti as the one finalrevision of the English-speakii world." Because of the great demand the publishe have issued it in over 200 different styles to me every need. Pricea from 35 cents to 150.00. Just aend for sample pages and price Ust to THOMAS NELSON & SON; EXTRA 381 Fourth FINE iPOST Avenue, OAKDS New York Thanksgiving—Xmas—New For Sale by All Booksellers Year- c Halloween, etc. Catalog FREE But what is rniire remarkable is *y turned out well there was not the fact that this same faith char- only the invisible grace of God in acterized three succeeding genera- 't; but also the evidence of the tions, grandmother, mother, son. outAvard means. Somehow Tim- Here is an example of the influ- o*y was led to respect religion. ence of birth. The effect of birth Something about that home pro- 1:1-5. is variously shoAvn in refinement ^^ced results. Can we get the sethus speaks to us, and often by Psalms—22 17-9; 34:6-7 L. M.; of manner, in beauty of face or '^'"ct in our Covenanter Church? rt'ay of warnings. The daily phenomena of nature about us may be 12 (and meter); 105:3-7; 112:1- 71:2-4: 78:3-6; 86:9, 14; 103:11- form, in power of mind, in unconquerable class courage; but Hopkinton, Iowa. anticipated in their movements. 2; 127, here is something higher and bet- THERE'LL BE NO PARTING The violent manifestations of the Bible References.—i Sam THERE, ^ • ter, sign of a truer nobility. Professed faith might easily be hand By its humble, pleading tone, elements give Avarning beforehand If you hear a prayer that moves you so that those in danger may seek ed from generation indeed, it often is; but unfeigned faith is different. Where are the o generation ; Join it. Do not let the seeker Bow before his God alone. Why should not your brother share The strength of "two or three" in sons and daughters of the old Covprayer? enanters! ^ Many have no faith in if you see the hot tears falling the old principles at all, and have From a brother's weeping eyes. What did the faith of Eunice o-one from the company. Others ^'"^''^ them. And by kindly sharing for Tim- bave feigned faith; not perhaps in ^^"^ ^°'''' ^''^'P ^'^^ *^® ''''''' „ , 1 , , . Why should any one be glad What kind of life do a Avholesale way, but m many a ^hen a brother's heart is sad? you sup- matter there is a lack of reality pose went Aâth the mother's and behind our name for religious life. If a silvery laugh goes rippling grandmother s teachmg to produce We go to church as if we really ly Through the sunshine on his face, "faith unfeigned"? cared : but do Ave care? W, e pray; Share it, 'fis the wise man's saymg— How far back did Paul say ser- but do we believe in its power? ^°' ^°*^ ®''^^ '''"^ ^'°^ ^^^^''^^ .. vice of God went with him? AVhat if our mothers and crantl- ^"'^'"^'^^^^^^^ ^''^ ^°°'"^^^ "" ''' Does God not give great faith ,thers have been CovenaMers? In wh"h'an honest laugh has Wrth.
October 29, 1913. A FAMILY PAPER. One ballot, a large majority for Rev, S T A R N O T E S . Elmer Russell, made unanimous im- »**Rev. P. P. Boyd assisted the pas- mediately, receiving as many aignator of Geneva congregation at Beaver t^^res as votes cast. Salary pledged. Palls on October 12, $1,200.—Isa'ah Faris. ***Rev. Elmer RusseU has been called to the pastorate of Bloomington, Irdiana, congregation. *'*'i'Mr. Thomas McDonald, of the First Philadelphia Congregation, died suddenly the early part of this month. He removed from Allegheny to work subjects were read and discussed. The Rev. S. Ferguson, B.A., read a paper on "'Colonial Missions," the Rev. J. Ramsey, LL.B,, read a paper on "Giving," the Rev. James Knowles read a paper on "The Evils of the Tobacco Habit," and Mr, R, J. Macafee, of Boghill, read a paper on "Training the Young in the Sabbath School." The conference was both pleasant and profitable, ***Rev. W. J. McKnight has been on the Christian Statesman, and was appointed stated supply for First Boston until the meeting of Synod. ***The Coleraing Chronicle, for October 4, publishes a large portrat of long engaged in the getting out of that publication. His Avife survives to the Rev. Robert Nevin Lyons, in connection with a report of his ordination ***Communion in Second Church, mourn her loss. Philadelphia, on Oct. 12 was one of to the ministry and installation as rare spiritual blessing. The assistant pastor of Ballenon and Ballylane congregations. Rev. Ezekiel Teaze, of was Rev. Paul Coleman. ***The annual prize distribution Avas held recently at the Ballynvoney Intermediate School, of Avhich the Rev, J, Ramsey, LL,B„ is one of the principals. The school seems to be pros ***Esliridge congregation enjoyed a veiy pleasant communion season Sabbatb, October 12th, Rev. J, G. Mcperous and its work eflicient. Among Elhinney assisting. the prize winners we notice several «**A cable has been received from names familiar to Covenanters, Latakia, announcing the safe arrival of Rev. S. Edgar and family, Oct, 15th, All well.—S. A. S. Metheny. ***Delegates to the meeting of Kansas Presbytery at Blanchard, Iowa, will save carfare if, in buying tickets ***Rev. A. A. Samson is the new for travel in Missouri, they buy flrst son of the late Rev, A, S, Lyons, moderator, and Rev. R. J. Doods, clerk, to Burlington Junction, or Elmo, Mo., ***Mr, and Mrs. Richard Elliott, of and Rev. Dr. R. C. Montgomery, or Northboro, Mo., so as to get tne pWorning Sun, Iowa, have been ceiebrating the 55th anniversary of their tieasure and Committee on Supplies benefit of the new two-cent rate law; wedding at the homes of their sons o! New York Presbytery. then buy from these points to Blanchard separately.—Paul Coleman. living at Superior, Nebraska. Prom ***The L. M. S., of New Alexandria, Pa., congregation, recently shipped a box of hospital supplies consisting of sheets, piUow cases, and operating aprons, to the Syrian Mission. ''**I moderated in a call in the Little Eeaver congregation on Monday, Oct, 20th, Avh'ch resulted in the choice of the Rev, E. M, Elsey, The call was immêdiately made unanimous. The Little celebration. The series of gatherings ***Tlie Sacrement of the Lord's incident to the celebration covered D t, J • J.T. T-, 4. -IT. 1 Beaver people are determined to have Supper was observed m the East End, ^«'**°' f=^'"^ three days and found its cl'max in a a pastor, this being the fourth time Pittsbugh, Congregation, Sabbath, October 2'Gth. Dr. D. C. Martin conduct- P, Church on Friday evening. Some reception tendered the family in the U. they have met for this purpose. They • .,. . ., . ._ are honing and praying that brother 200 persons were present to offer en the services, with other assistance. ''' ^ uopms anu f j. & their felicitations. Among the speakers at the reception was the youngest *-**The Rev. James McCune made a Elsey will accept,—S, J. Johnston, ***We visit to are Nova in Scotia, receipt tie of preached a lengthy on son of the family. Rev, D. H, Elliott, newspaper account of the ordination Hept 28th in Cornwallis, Berwick and of Winchester, Kan. of Rev. John M'llmoyle, B.A., T,C.D., Somerset, His discourses were very ***0n August 12th, at the home of to the m nistry, and of his installation Mr, Charles Ewing, Olathe, Kansas, helpful and mûch appreciated.—T. M, ***r)r. W. P. Johnston, President Emeritus of Geneva College, will conduct communion at Montclair, N, J., as pastor at Creevagh, Ballybay, Ireland, Rev, J. M'Ewen preached the •sermon. Rev, T, B, M'Farlane, B,A., expounded the principles of Presbyterianism and propounded the queries. Rev. Samuel Kennedy, B,A,, led in the on Sabbath, Nov. 9, with the usual preparatory services and preaching cn Monday evening, November 10. ordination prayer. Rev. G. Douglas ***I moderated a call in Topeka addressed the pastor and Rev. W. J. congregation last evening (Oct, 14th). Moffett, B.A,, addressed the congrega- --__j_^^_ I tion. Professor Lynd concluded the services. The noon luncheon was fol- H l 3 lowed by many short addresses and in ^ ^ W ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ l ^^^ the evening a social meeting of wel- Liverpool, conducted the opening exercises. Rev. J, iM'Ilmoyle, B.A,, preached the sermon. Rev. T. B. M'Farlane explained Presbyterial ordination, and Rev. Dr. Lynd led in the ordination prayer. Rev, James Buchanan addressed the pastor and Rev. Gawn Douglas addressed the people. Rev, James A. Lyons, B.A., the brother of the newly ordained minister, led in the closing exercises, Mr, Lyons is the second the space given by the Superior daily paper to the reports of the anniversary and of the family reunion, of Avhich the anniversary was the occasion, the event would seem to have assumed the proportions of a public occurred the wedding of his daughter, Margaret, to Mr, Bernard Copeland, ot Idana, Kansas, The young comple were unattended and the ceremony was performed by Rev. R. A. [Blair. Mrs, Copeland was active in Sabbath Shcool and Young People's work and will be The Reformed Presbyterian Charch harin? no publiating house of iU own, iU members are advised to send their orden for Catechisms, Lesson Helps, Church «nd Sabhath School Supplies of every description to Cbe presbpterian Boardof Witherspoon PUbllCatlOll or any of its Bldg., Philadelphia Depositories \VHat ISc Will D o Thelittle matter of ISc in stamps will bring you the Pathrinderfor 13 weeks on trial. The Pathfinderisanillustrated weekly, published atthe Nation's Capital, for the Nation; now inlts 21st year ofi ncreasing- success. The paper fillsthebill withoutemptying the purse ;it costs butlla year. Ifyou want to keep posted on whatis going- onin the A\or]d, attheleastexpense of time or money, thisis your means. Ifyou wanta paperi n your home whichis sincere, reliable, entertaining, wholesome, the Pathfinder is yours. Ifyou would appreciate a paper which puts everything clearly, fairly, briefly—hereitis at BLENDED liS^ OUR OWN WAKEHOUSE, last Send only l5c Belfast, to show that Ireland, you migh tlike such a paper. and ABSOLUTELY we wiUsend the Pathfinder qrp A on probation DOUBLE 13 weeks. The IScdoes not renay us. butwe are glad to investi n New Friends. Or send PURE $1 for full year; ICA money STRENGTH back any timelf not satisfied. Address 1 lb., 60c. Pathfinder, 1-2 lb., BxT, 30c. Washington. D.C. Also special 10c. packages. Sent postpaid on receipt of price. Guaranteed better than any One Dollar Tea One Price. One Quality. Sample Free Barlow's Indigo Blue will not Belfast Tea Co., 115 Franklin St., N. Y. In use for fifty years is proof that it Spot or ia the best. Alt grocers icll it. l*ree Samvles Mailed Streak ADAn PFRonn & co IVhotmMatm Druggists Clothes 233 North Second St., Philadelphia FIRST M0RTGA6ES FOR SALE First Mortgages on New York City and near-by residences at 6% are a permanently safe investment—possibly the most gilt edged in America. If you have money to invest in these securities, address "Mortgage," 132 Nassau Street, New York, CHliDR&k, 'XEFTHmn Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over FIFTY -yBAES hy MIL. LIONS of MOTHERS FOR THEIR CHIL- DRBN WHILE TEETHING with perfect SUC CESS. It SOOTHES THE CHILD, SOFTENS THE GUMS, ALLAYS ALL PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC, and ia the BEST REMEDY FOR DIARRHCEA. Sold hy druggi«C3 in ever? ipart of the world. Twenty-five Cents a Bottl« Covenanter Books for Sale COVENANTER Books, old Books much missed. Olathe's loss however of Testimony, Discipline, Confession of Faith, "Poets and will be Hebron's gain. The ceremony was witnessed by relatives and the members of the Sabbath School class of which Mrs, Copeland was a member. Dainty refreshments were served. Poetry," "Homes and Haunts of the Covenanters," Catechisms, "Reformei Presbyterian Manual,'' "Handbook lor Young Christians," Minutes of Synod. Address: JAMES S. TIBBY, 408 Penn Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. A BAD TEMPER makes the owner, and friends and There were many beautiful and useful presents. The bride and groom remained at their fatlier's home and visited their friends ^ L ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ j B jtav come to the new pastor was held. s for a week, vi'hich was an arrangement that Avas much enjoyed by ***The Northern Presbytery of the S a r s a p a r i l l a iR. P, Synod of Ireland holds an annual neighbors uncomfortable. It is nearly their friends. The best wishes ot all always caused by a bad stomach. Gas, Cures all humors, catarrh and conference -""--'— in -" addition to its regular go with Mr, and Mrs, Copeland that fermentation and acid may be immediately removed by the use of Mur rheumatism, relieves that tired meeting. TMs conference was held they may have a long and happy married life and that they may be much ray's Charcoal Tablets (absolutely un feeling, restores the appetite, this year at Ballymoney. The pastor used in work for our Lord. cures paleness, nervousness, of the local church, the Rev. J, Ram- medieated), and iiTitation being removed, the disposition improves at OUilds up the whole system, gey l L B., presided at the meetings YOUR NAME l^ GOLD'S once. For a single trial, a full size, oCil/a°'tTbll"ls"'caUed"sarsaiab°s: of the conference. Papers on various 12 • t) vvu i^reetlnfcs on 13 ftie Po U C irrU 10 25 cent box will be sent for 10 cents P, L. Gross Onard Co,, 2U7 Adain^ Kv. 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