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SUNDAY OBSERVANCE-

ARCHBISHOP'S WARNING.

A GOD-GIVEN HERITAGE,

The following letter has been sent the Archbishop of Canterbury to 3r. Woodford Causer, secretary of the Im perial Alliance for the Defence of Sunday.

LAMBETH_PALACK, June 1st,

THE NEW WORLD.

We have had several new worlds. 4 Thé Jows call this your 3883; Christians, with a newer work, call it 1923, the Afahammerians, lating from Mohammed's flight, may it is 1ật sad the new world it for heres to live in is still in the making.

But the question still remain, is it really si new world, or the same old world, with the same trial and difficulties, the rams good patches and bad, the same hopea- not always Husan nature whether in

Dear Mir. Causer I quite understand fully malised Africa or scrbulent basico- the wish that I should, na Archibstep, say alike in this: it is always hopeful. The Lomething to show that we are not pour hope for better times, the unfortunate for apathetic or forgetful on the questions is tter luck, and the sick and suffering for now astir about the due observance of better health. It is not enough, however, to },

without endeavouring, at the same time,

Sunday. I have no hesitation in reiterat hope our object.

ing my conviction that members of the Church of Christ ought everywhere to The man and women who can't eat with bat make their voices heard in support of our distreming pains to follow, the constant duty to safeguard for dear life" the nferers from flatulence, seality, headachew. splendid traditions which are ours as to biliousness and constija ion, cannot even hope the sacred heritage of the Lord's Day. I for better health unless they take razonale need hardly repeat what I have so often steps to rid themselves of their digestive had occasion. say about the difficulty, troubles. A short course of the well-tri-d and or rather the impossibility of laying widely recommended femely; Mother Seigers down definite rules in black and white Syrup, will do them more good than all the applicable to all sorts and conditions of mere hopes in which they may indulge men upan the details of our right use of Sunday. We have something far greater than precise rule, We have a magni

ficent principle, the principle Inid down by Our Lord Himself. It devolus upon us to see that that principle does not suffer by our misuse of the Christian Sunday, a gift which God has antrusted to our beeping,

Mother Neigal's Byrap has made it seem like new and happier wirid to untuhl thousan le of former sufarers throughout the British Empire It has justifial the Roper of many Duetime sufferers who, still hoped-after many remedies had been tried in rain-that there was just o remedy which could restore their health and waintsid it blotber Seigel's Syrup has not disappoint, the many thomsade of people wie use it an

ani praise it daily.

The application of the principle is one For Gifty years, in hot weather and cold, in of the matters upon which we are to use basy towns and little households far from the the "right judgment" for which we pray

of medical nach of

aid, Mother Seigel's Syrop whole-heartedly, not at Whitsuntide only a stomach and liver tonic, ita record is unsp bas proved its value in digestive disorders. As but continuously. We have many dis tinctive possessions, many distinctive poached. If you have lost your appetite and privileges in English life; we have none

relish for food, if your head, is dull and heavy, our bowels costive, and greater except our open Bible we have your to sgue furred, none perhaps so great-than the privilege Jou have no energy, uo interest or ambition, if follow, or without of our English Sunday. I would bid all can't as without pain whom my words can reach to guard that order. They have loss their tone and at gth. being bilius, your digestive o gane are out of heritage with wisdom as well na en Mother Saig l'e Syrup will speedily put them thusiasm. Their first duty as Christians right. It contai a medicinal extracts of more is to emphasise the paramount obligation than ten different roots, barks and leaves, of Christian worship as standing in the which in combination poses s in a remarcable very forefront of the duties belonging to degree the power of toning and strengthening that day. The other privileges now the orgas of digestion so that they can do vehemently; and for the most part their work easily, caturally and efficiently. reasonably, asserted can only take their) In this way the Syrup banishes digestive proper place under Christian sanction, diorder and helps to keep you well. Try it if the predominant claim of wership is yourself sad enter a new world of health and candidly recognised.

happiness.-R331. -

BALLROOM STEPS FOR

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THE

The Prince of Wales has been voted the premier dancer of the world by the National Institute of Social Dancing, is America. The institute, through its we 'retary, bas sent the following address

to his Royal Highness:

Then we have, every one of us, ta remember his bounder duty to care not for what concerns himself alone, but for what concerns others. A strange selfish- hess leads many people, sorne of whom. have leisure all the week through, to spoil the Sundays of other men by a careless- ness which leads a man to think only of himself. The chief difficulty arises when we are considering what advice should be given, or what regulations made for those to whom Sunday offers almost the only As a token of our appreciation of opportunity they have for wholesome and healthgiving recreation. For them, too, the Christian obligation of worship must be in the forefront, and the recreative hours must be so.apent, and the regula tions for their use so drawn, as to entail

your many courtesies to American wonen on the ballroom floor, I take pleasure in forwarding to your Royal Highness on behalf of the Amorican" members of tho National Institute of Social Dancing the enclosed new dance steps, one of a minimum of Sunday work for others. (which, because of its distinctiveness, we Those in responsible positions must have taken the privilege of naming after have their eyes open to the danger of an your loyal Highness. These dance steps unintended progress from the provision will not be made public in this country of innocent recreation to the elesuräge until the week of July 9th, when members rent of great enrapetitive games or of the institute-daucing teachers nawe matches, with inevitable conditions, of bering a thousand from all parts of the popilar gatherings and excitement and world are expected to assemble here for Consequently multiplied labouri -

their annual convention. It is our un My own feeling is that a word of wars animous vote that your Royal Highness ing is gravely needed at this time, a word deserves first place among the dancers of of-warning to the whole country and to the world by reason of which position public bodies. In particular, that if we find it only befitting that your Sunday were to be given up chiefly to Royal Highness be the first to learn the pleasure seeking and if facilities for each steps," pleasure-seeking were to be indefinitely multiplied, the price would be deplorable. We should lose the quietude and. recuperative restfulness of Sunday in proportion as Sunday travelling, Sunday trading, and Sunday labour are in- ercasi. Those on whom the sacrifice would be enforced belong chicly to the clay which has greatest need of the advantage of Sunday and is least able effectively to secure them. If thoughtful men and women-will take pains to con-. sider the matter Christianly, with con stant remembrance of the thought that none of us liveth to himself," he or she will increasingly, use the opportunities which are ours for making our influence felt by word or vote for the right use, or the protection from misuse. of a God- given gift-God-given, for it rests on Divina authority, and the care for it has dour much for the upbuilding and the retaining of what is best and most serviceable in the characteristic structure of English society. Let no one push the question away as one lying outside his or her responsibility, for in these days of effective pubile opinion and effective popular vote the responsibility lies steadily upon us all.-I am, yours vory truly,

(Signed) RANDALL CANTUAR.

RELIGION AND THE YOUNG,

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I have found that both the clergymen and the educators with whom I have discussed the changed attitude of the younger generation toward religion insist that there is inuel more of gain that of loos in the change The old-fashioned' college | prayer meeting has indeed been given ups. but its place has been taken by the Forum in the Gort Government Club, or, the night school. Studenta no longer pair- fully analys and expose their inner life in fervid for hypo-critieni) experience meetings but they spend evenings teaching English or arithmetic to newly arrived immigrants, or their Saturday afternnous directing a boys' club, or they slady social conditions with a view to the betterment of society and the provention, of evil. They talk Jisu about saying their souls, but they for outstrip their pre➜ dreessors in actual social servica

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