From the religious point of view. salt was always @ symbol of sanctity trid friendship, In" the formalities of covenant making, salt was largely ced and the nations of the present day need to. be reminded of the words of One who said, "Have salt youlgelves, and have peace one with another.
Mr. Peatson, as a lecturer, certain sug above the salt. His talk was most instructive and informative, Drightened with wit and humour, and gave both pleasure and delight. In the course of his lecture he paid a well-deserved tribute to the great work of Sir Richard Dane, formerly Chief of the Northern India Salt Department, under whose energetic and wise guidance the Salt, Revenue Tnspectorate of China was inaugur rated over twenty years ago, The message at the monthly Community" preaching service. was brought by Prof. E. N. Marriott who with his wife have just arrived in China from North "Wales. The p: fessor has joined the star of the Chekiang University and received warm welcome on every hand.
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