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shall take thought for the things of itself.
of" Thus spoke the Master Himself,
Mno unaeStood fhe 4 loving care of our
hence hence we can rely upon what He says.
AFRAID Gad WI take ears OF YOU BE not
CONSTANT COMPREHENSIVE
The Epwerth tieagAe topic for July
xx1i TO- HOW OWN can NV God s1S m manifsst
himself to some and others not see or
blessings and manifestations which God
gives to men that are so open and plain
IN the sight of all men that no conceal
lty or body and mind birth in worthy
family and among favorable surround
ing, prosperity in business and a thou
sand things all show the favor of God
and His goodness to men.
Muititudes take the benefits and give
no thought of gratitude to the Giver
claims for service. Still less is the re-
iation OF. Jesus Christ recognized and
His service accepted. The invisible is
IS that which lies back of all the visi-
bic and makes it what it is. The true
man is back of body and brain and all
tbese He bd is active eot in and Ind
man. His essential nature is different
from the material form, His pleasures
are different in kind from the mere
gratification, of physical appetites. His
pain goes deeper than bodily suffering.
he Goes munger and thirst and grow
weary and finds that food, drink and
sleep do not reach the need. Hunger
and thirst of SOUL WEAKNESS and an
guish of heart, the cry of a soul in dis
tress calling for some brother soul, for
some father heart and. hand, crying in
the dark and in the depths of the ma
ture without sound of voice or move
ment of the lips-this is the need more
insistent than all others.
TO this soul appetite the Lord gives
satisfaction 70 one who calls upon
him IN THIS way there is always re-
Spouse. TO one who Graves the com
truth the. strengthening of, right, the
purity OF penitence and joy of love,
lie comes and imports of His own
blessedness These III gifts do not carry
with them by any manner of necessi-
ty new strength of body, brilliancy of
nina Iitnn1d or business prosperity. They are
give give a1 all refaed t S tasm h nG
Their blessedness is an endowment of
soul. 1t is an inner possession. No
outward sign may be seen except as
the face may reflect the inner calm
and joy and the step assume new elias
ITCHY and voice take on tones of glad
ness n ;ss,,i and all bodily; powers feel the
this is life in all it's. depth and fullness
and highest value
Whether we have much or little Of
OetA lily SOOuS, WnGLneT lew or many
friends among men, whether we are
brilliant or. dull of mind, If the Father
and Jesus have come to us and by the
Holy Spirit abide with US and in us
we nave treasure that makes us rich and
happy.
NOTABLE DAYS OF THE WEEK.
July is the sixth Sunday after Trinity.
Also the anniversary of the BIRTH in
1747, of John Paul Jones, famous naval
officer. He was the son .of%a Scotch
July is the anniversary of the birth,
IN 1852, of Joseph Marie jacquard. the
french inventor of the loom to weave
Inquired cloths; ofsPhilip Sing Physick in
1853, an eminent American physician; of
i Nicholas l., emperor of Russia, in 1876,
an ambitious despot; of Sarah Payson
Willis Parton, amy Fern,' in 1871.
July is the day on which the people
or Douai, France, inaugurate festival
lasting four days, a distinguishing feature
Oh whlch Is a procession, at the head of
which is a figure Twenty-Five feet high,
representing Sire de Gayant, concerning
whom little is known. The upper part
of the figure is clad in armor and the
lower is covered with a petticoat under
which nine men walk to carry the giant.
The festival attracts thousands of visit
ors Also the birthday, in 1880, of Fitz
Greene Halleck, American poet.
July is the anniversary of the birth.
on q Friday. In 1919. of Elias Howe, in
ventor of the sewing machine; also of
Philip Paul Bliss, in 1888, the American
singing evangelist and song writer: Of
Jacob Perkins. in 1886, American invent
or; Of Anna Radcliffe, in 1854, English
novelist.
July 10 is celebrated by the Catholic
church in honor of the seven sons Of
st. Feiicitas. patronness of male heirs
The relics of the sons and mother, all
of whom suffered death for being Chris
tians, are found in various European
birth, in 1909, of John Calvin, who af-
ter Luther, was the greatest of Protest
ant reformers; supposed birthday of
Christopher Columbus, in 1886. at Genoa,
Italy; birthday; in 1923, Of Sir William
BLACKSTONE, English jurist and author;
statesman and vice president with Polk;
of Robert Chambers, in 1902, Scotch au-
thor and publisher.
July II is honored in the Catholic
church in memory of st. Scholastica, sis
ed nunnery and organized a sisterhood;
birthday. in 1924, of George Fox, founder
of the Quakers; of John Quincy Adams
sixth president; of, r. E. Fenton, in 1878
American legislator and governor.
julius Caesar, 100 B. c., noted Roman
emperor: of Joseph Wedgewood, in 1870.
English earthenware artisan: of Thomas
Guthrie, in 1S03 the Scottish divine
through whose efforts ragged or indus
trial schools were founded; of Henry
David Thoreau, in 1877, the American
"poet naturalist"