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“
Hymn
of
Motherhood
should
be
cherished
by
every
mother:
“0,
all-creative
love!
thy
Anger
touches
my
leaping
pulses
to
diviner
heat:
What
am
1
that
thy
thought
of
life
should
bloom
In
me,
in
me
thy
tide
of
life
should
beat!
Beat
strong
within
me,
God-tide
in
high
passion,
With
quickening
spirit,
carth-bDorn
essence
greet!
Fountain
of
life!
flow
though
me
pure
and
sweet!
“0,
allsustaining
love!
cone
close
beside
me,
Me,
so
unworthy
of
this
wondrous
gift.
Purge
me,
refine
me,
try
me
as
hy
fire,
Whiten
mie
as
white
as
snow
in
glaciers
vift,
That
neither
spot,
nor
stain,
nor
blemish
darken
These
elements
that
now
to
being
drift.
Inspire,
sustain
me,
all
my
soul
uplift!”
It
1s
said
that
the
hand
that
rocks
the
cradle
is
the
hand
that
rules
the
world.”
Not
only
so,
but
the
hand
that
rocks
the
cradle
shapes
destinies
for
eternity,
as
foretold
by
the
ancient
seer,
“
The
Lord
make
the
woman
that
is
come
into
thine
house
like
Rachel
and
like
Leah,
which
two
did
butld
the
house
of
Israel,
and
do
thou
worthily
in
Iiphratab,
and
be
famous
m
Bethlehem.”
Ruth
4:
11.
Discouraged,
faltering
mother,
look
up
and
be
joyful
in
God.
¢
Children
No
longer
view
your
labor
of
love
as
drudgery.
are
an
heritage
of
the
Lord.”
The
mother
may
not
be
appreciated
by
the
husband
and
the
world
while
time
lasts,
but
eternity
will
bring
the
reward
of
unfading
glory,
which
wilt
outshine
that
of
the
king
of
an
earthly
throne.
His
king-
dom,
like
the
burning
meteor,
passes
with
things
of
time,
and
is
no
more;
but
not
so
with
the
true
mother,
who
builds,
not
for
time,
but
for
eternity
She
may
shape
the
child
for
an
unending
life
full
©“
of
joy
and
pleas-
also.
3
ures
for
evermore.”
Surely
“
strength
and
honor
are
her
clothing.”
RR.
A.
UNDERWOOD.
©
————
ae
“
Mex
will
understand
one
another
when
they
all
know
God.”
ATLANTIC
ONION
GLEANER
VICTORY
OVER
THE
BEAST.
Much
about
getting
the
victory
over
the
has
been
said
and
written
beast
having
seven
heads
and
ten
horns,
also
over
the
image,
or
the
two-horned
beast.
These
represent
two
great
powers
having
principles
antagonistic
to
the
work
of
God
and
against
his
people.
Dut
there
1s
an-
other
power
which
may
be
called
“another
beast,”
which
has
worked,
and
still
does
work,
havoc,
not
only
to
God's
professed
people,
but
to
all
niankind
who
scrve
him.
This
beast
“debt.”
The
debt-
beast
has
a
mark
which
he
places
in
we
will
name
the
foreheads
or
in
the
hands
of
wor-
lis
Is
“anxiety.”
shipers.
mark
in
the
forchead
In
the
hand
it
comes
in
the
shape
of
unpaid
pledges,
bills,
mortgages,
notes
demanding
interest,
and
the
like.
All
who
worship
this
beast
or
forehead
or
in
their
hand,
will
be
receive
his
mark
in
their
plagued
day
and
night
to
the
end.
Tt
is
but
proper
to
note
in
passing
that
this
debt-bDeast
has
an
image,
which
all
are
warned
not
to
worship
or
serve.
The
image
is
the
plan
or
No
man
can
get
the
victory
over
the
the
planning
to
run
into
debt.
beast
until
he
gets
it
over
the
image.
We
are
m
the
closing
days
of
God’s
great
work
wn
the
earth,
and
Seventh-
day
Adventists
profess
to
be
doing
a
thorough
business
preparatory
to
meeting
the
records
in
the
judgment.
It
is
encouraging
to
note
that
as
a
g
denomination,
and
a
people
the
pres-
ent
truth
motto
is
coming
to
be,
“
We
are
determined
to
gain
the
victory
over
every
debt.”
Jor
some
time
we
have
been
looking
forward
ansiously
to
the
time
when
we
could
sing
the
The
Tord
has
oreatly
blessed
our
efforts
to
cut
off
“jubilee
song”
the
educational
portion.
He
has
also
blessed
in
the
Christiana
Publishing
House
matter.
‘That
will
soon
be
a
thing
of
the
past.
He
has
greatly
blessed
in
our
foreign
mission
matters,
and
our
missionaries
are
being
more
promptly
paid.
With
faith
providence
this
people
in
Gods
overruling
whom
the
Lord
has
called
out
to
carry
the
work
to
its
grand
finish
will
soon
sce
the
image
and
the
beast
overcome
and
destroyed.
When
we
gain
the
victory
over
these,
then
we
shall
see
the
mark
disappear
from
the
forcheads,
and
in
its
place
the
seal
of
that
peace
which
1
“
passcth
all
understanding.”
T.et
no
one
now
say,
“'I'here
is
a
lion
in
the
way.”
Rather
let
us
all
say,
“We
are
well
able
to
go
up
and
possess
the
land.”
A.
E.
Pracs,
The
FIELD
MAINE
CAMP-MEETING.
THE
to
be
held
at
Waterville,
Me.,
from
August
21
to
Tis
meeting
1s
September
1.
We
trust
that
prepara-
tions
to
attend
this
meeting
will
im-
mediately
begin.
Already
rich
bless-
ings
are
being
experienced
by
many
of
our
people,
especially
those
engaged
tn
selling
«
Christ’s
Object
Lessons.”
The
spirit
of
prophecy
has
said
that
“great
blessings”
will
come
to
those
who
take
hold
of
this
work.
This
statement
is
being
verified
rapidly
mn
our
midst,
and
why
could
we
not
all
expect
a
very
¢
Pentecost”
at
our
an-
nual
meeting
if
we
would
faithfully
perform
our
trust.
May
all
come
to
this
mecting,
bringing
rich
experi-
enees
from
the
*
harvest
field.”
Pr.
F.
BickNeLr,
C———
—
VIRGINIA
CONFERENCE
AND
CAMP-MEETING,
ANNUAL
THe
nineteenth
annual
scssion
of
the
Virginia
Conference
will
convene
in
connection
with
the
camp-meeting
to
be
held
at
Lynchburg,
Virginia,
August
8-18,
1902.
The
first
meeting
of
the
session
will
be
held
Sunday,
August
10,
at
9
a.
m.
Each
church
is
entitled
to
one
delegate
for
the
or-