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THE CHINA MAIL.
*healing might." altér a time “Hara' degenerated into an apparent act of magic and brought her: no THE TWENTY-FOURTH spiritual peace. How much mean SUNDAY AFTER TRINITYing for her lay in that address of Jesus, "Daughter." It conveyed to her just that assurance which the word "Brethren", conveys to us.
THE EPISTLE,
This is taken from the first chapter of St. Paul's epistle to the Collossians, Colossae was a small city of the Lycus valley, somewhat overshadowed by its more.intport ant neighbour Loadleen. There is! no evidence that it had ever been visited by St. Paul. It is therefore in some ways rather surprising that the Church of Colossae should have received a letter all to itself especially as a circular letter was being sent round, at the same time
"Thou know's our bitterness-our
joys ure Thine;..... No stranger, Thou, to all our
wanderings wild; Nor could we bear to think how
every line
of us, Thy darkened likeness
and defiled,
Stands in full sunshine of Thy
piercing eye, na
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Cotton Piece-Goods and Tanoy further sales of White Shirtings. Cotton. Goods-During the interval
have advanced here, the disa is not have been affected. Although pricee
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Valley. The reason for thig, how- over, appears to passage which comes as the Epistle for this Sunday. A Colossian named Epaphras had visited St. In the second inddent the mind Paui, who was at this time a pr. loves to dwell on the hidden mean- soner at Rome. He had worked ing of Our Lord's words when He hard among his fellow townsmen, told the mourners that the little and it is quite evident not girl was not dead but sleeping. It unsuccessfully. But he was much was a new outlookupon death, but distressed at the ontbreak, of unlike so many human views it was strange form of heresy with which not allowed to remain a theory he hurdly knew how to cope. It only. A practical demonstration seemed to him a matter of great was given of its truth. Just once importance that it should be dealtor twice in the world's history was with; and he took the journey to the course of nature held in check Rome to consult St. Paul. There for a moment, that the purposes of 34th Nov. Marseille, L'don, &'werp. &R'dam.he laboured for the apostle and we God might be revealed more clear
Manselles, London & Antwerp. S'pore, Penang, Calbo & Bombay.learn from a letter written about ly to the dull vision of humanity.
the same time that he became his.
Not again would the little hands.
sumed that he was arrested by the clap together in earthly joy, not Romans on account of his active again would the smile once faded Christian work. His interest in on the pale waxen features Be his fellow-Colossians was so great allowed to reawaken joyous echoes and hic past work for the had in a mother's heart; but the lesson been so thorough that it is quite taught by the miracle lives on for natural to find that St. Paul is ever. "She is not dead butsleepeth," prepared to do all he can to help and in His own good time the Epaphras by writing a letter him-Father will awaken her to that life self to the Colossian Church. which is life indeed. Before he deals with the heresy that is causing trouble in their church and which appears to have been the real cause which brought Epaphras to Rome, the apostle writes his usual introduction, ex- pressing thanks for all that the church has done, dwelling on their good points, and encouraging them. in a spirit of patience and per-
1924
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11th Jau.
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25th Jan,
"KASHGAR"
8,9910
8th Feb.
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10,911
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9,098
7th Mar.
13.073
Fist Mar.
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4th Apr.
* CHINA"
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18th Apr.
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0,089
2nd May
"KASHMIR"
8,900
16th May
"KHIVA"
0,037 30th May
BRITISH
"JAPAN"
"TANDA"
INDIA-APOAR
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17th Nov.
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"Daughter of Heaven!
our
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once more shall see Thy beauty-like Himself our
Master.rose
So shall that beauty its old
rights maintain, And Thy sweet spirit own those
eyes again.”
ST. HUGH. NOVEMBER 17TH.
vanced during the past fortnight.
Flout Market Report Stock:" About 300,000 mcks. Market quiet.
Quotations.-American Patent, $8.60 per sack; American Stright, $2.95 per sack; American Cut-off, $2.00; Australian No. 1, $2.90 per sack.
Window Glass-Market strong. Sugar.-Market firm Saltpetre.-Heavy full in Rupes Exchange bus strengthened our market.
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11th Dec.
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** MACEDONIA "
11,049
16th Den.
S'hai, Moji and Robe.
! 8.840
29th Troc.
6.813
5th Jan
4,500
Ath Jan
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10,911
19th Jan.
9.009
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There is however, a hint in these opening words of the trouble that is now hurting the faith of the Christians of Colossar. So the apostle reminds them that they
St. Hugh the brave and fearless
at the age of eight dedicated by Gospel, and that since the Message his father to God, and went to live of their first preachers was the genuine word of God, it did bring in a monastery with him where an forth fruit among them. It seems Diving and hurian learning. When aged brother instructed him in quite probable that St. Paul is poin- ting a contrast between the effect he became a Friest he joined the of the first preaching.bringing forth Carthusian order where discipline is far more severe than in most the fruits of the spirit, patience, by other orders. Here he led the forbearance and joy, and that of the second, the heretical teaching unceasingly earthly desires, and austere life of those who fought which had brought speculations often himself exceeded the auster and strife. St. Paul emphasises
his desire that these Christian con-itles of the rule. verts may be filled with knowledge
am the sanctuary of the great shipa That travel out, Eastward-bound, And my sights, beauty's play-
ground.
Ohrature! Where are your charms If not sprightly adorned in my hills And embellished in all my sweet Caressed in my mountain frills?
glens.
The plants in my tropical garden Abound more profusely than Eng
land'a,
Henry II of England having And my Ilex, Vitis, Camellis
but it must be a knowledge of the / heard of the sanctity of this French Outstrip that of Great Britain'e.
will of God, in all wisdom and spiritual understanding, a know- ledge that would continue to make them fruitful in good works. The gnostic heresies were a very great danger to the churches of Asia Minor. They seemed to offer a mach fuller knowledge than that offered by the Christian Church, But it was a speculative knowledge that led to no great discovery in Christian knowledge led to the the realm of intellect, while the
fruits of goodwill.
priest, sent a request to the monastery at Chartreuse that St.
Hugh might come to Witham as I am proud of my sweet anemance Prior of the first Carthusian house That welcome wild Suramer's humility of St. Hugh in not wanting As well as my fragrant Jasmines, in Britain. Notwithstanding the typhoon, to accept, his superiors commanded Tadiginequa Evergreens. him to obey and he soon arrived in England. The two Priors he In fact I am the botanists' Eden discipline, but this was quickly Albeit, the good Samaritan succeeded had failed to establish And the travellers' Paradise,
his simplicity and meekness. With overcome by St. Hugh who won the To strangers who como 'neath my esteem and love of the brethren by
Aliga his own hands he carried bricks. and mortar, helping to finish the buildings of the Community, and under his guidance the order in- This passage taken from Stereased rapidly. Often when King Matthew contains two incidents Henry was out-hunting, he would both illustrating the power of heal stop to talk with the saintly Prior
of our Lord and each in their and when and strongly recommended for stubbora.
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For in the one case Jesus heals chapter to Evesham would choose unconsciously though He recbg-St Hugh. After long delibera- ntses the moment after what has tion the Prior was chosen and St. happened; in the other case He Hugh began his duties as a Bishop, restores to life the little girl who gathering round him men Has died. The unconscious healing wisdom and prudence to advise reveals to us the completeness of him in his new wfice, but he ap the Saviour's healing character. painted none to the care of his It was so much His will to heal, flock who were not of a meek and that oven when He did not know quiet spirit, no matter how learned of the need, that was so near Him, they might be. He was a true His nature responded to the touch Bishop, loving his poor, and of the sick woman. We must visiting: all the sick and par notice however that it was a touch ticularly the hospitals of lepers of faith, the woman believed in the for whom he had a specially ten- Lord's power, St. Mark whose, der pity, details of this story are much faller, As well as gentle, he was brave says that the woman had tried and fearless in his dealings with many doctors and sperit much men on one occasion, a year after money on them, but had received Henry had died and been succeed- no benefit in exchange, and faded by his son Richard, St. Hugh on rather become worke. She had so making a tour of the monastery in doubt lost all faith in doctors; but in his diocese arrived at the nunnery Jesus she recognised a new power, of Godstaw here he saw in the that came from a religious source:choir of the church a magnificent To her. He was a prophet come tomb hung with silken draperies from God and the healing power and lighted with lamps and waxen of God was with him. She de tapers. On enquiring her lay be sired to avoid públicity but aheneath such splendour he was told longed for healing, and so she it was, the burial place of Ro resolved to touch the bem-of His nund the paramour of Henry II. garment, being convinced that The Bishop saying that it was a such an act would bring about the scandal to religion, and a bid desired result. Part of her wish example to all who beheld it at was gratified, she obtained health, once had it removed to a less hor but not as she had hoped secretly, murable place outside the church. She was called upon to face the In the year 1200 while in London crowd and explats her action, but S2 High felf mortally ill, he cal the expostire was an act of kind-his clergy and bade them bury:
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She needed a blossing to comfort and strengthen her mind, nondade the restorati
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