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Vegetable
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rilng, 11 Lang-
Chanm of,TAfe,
South Bond, Ind.-, Irs, Fred Certial 1014 SO
Lafayette Street.
Noah Rentuck- -Mrs Lizzle Rolland.
ted tor write to the names and '
proof that Lydia 4 Pinkha&o
male ills. . I
Painful Perlorls,
Gonhon,Ala. AirsX.T.D41ton RouteN0.4.11
Chicago, III. -Mrs. Wnt.Trillif4a Ogden Ar,
Paw Paws Mlch.�Mrs. Eitima Juraper.
Flushing, Mich,�Mrs. Burt Loyd, X V. D.
No. ;.care of.D. A, Sanborn. .
coffooville, Miss.-Uni. S. J. Jones.
Cincinnati, Ohlo.=Mrs. Flor% Ahr, 1362 Ernst
Street, I
. evoland, Ohio -Miss Liz4lo Steiger, 5510.
Meet Avenue, S.E.
wesleyville.Ps.-Mrs.Mag Ester,R.F.D.I.
Dyersbu ,I.rona.��Nlro.LueqrllUard,R,R.1,
Halpeld, a.=Mrs. Mayme windle.
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Boo eld I ral, L,ouiilgriont, 0.07
r "ft , r, A t 0` Mrs. ""
8 3 a 13 St
! Irregularity.
Herrin, 111,-'.Nrra. Chas. Folkel. . ��
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Pitt-� on X .�JAlrr Win- Somerville, 196
H itrn�.r ii h lk`_�-
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Winchester, Ind,=Nrs. May Real. I 1. L
,Dyer,-Ind.-3l.rs. Win, Oberloh, R. F. D. No.
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III a(l h al Pa. 131r.. X. I
34, Garrett, 24Q7
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Imore, Ald.-.
'Balt Mrs. W. S. Ford, 1038 Lans-
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K-waskone, wi--mllrii- Carl Dahlke,
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R�Xpo, Mass.-Xro. Francis Xerkle,13 Field
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Worcester, Mass. = Mrs, Posylva Cotd, 117
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Clarkedalo, Mo.=Allss AnnaWallmeq.
Quysville Ohio -Mrs. Ella, Michael, RX.D.3. .
Southgate Street.
Dayton, 8hio. :;;i1rs. Ida Hale, Box 26,. Na-
Indlarrapolbr, Ind.=Mrs. A,P. Anderson, 1207
E. Pratt Street.
tional Military Home.
,Lebimon, Pa. -Mrs. Harry L. lUttle, 233 I
Lich.
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Ae Run, Pa. -Airs. W. H. Pooler.
water Statton,.O.-Mrs. Anton Aluelhaupt.
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Sykes ' T6iui.'-;;Mlrmle Hall. �
cinclanat'i Oltio.-Mrs. E. H. Maddocks, 2135
I),trolt,M1ob.='.N1rs. LouisoJung,312CIuestnut
Gilb.r Avenue.
Mogadore, Ohio. -Mrs. Lee Manges�, Box 131.
D.ewittville, N.Y.-Airs. A.A. GlIc.q.
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Ovarian. Trouble.
Vincennes, Ind. -Mrs. Syl.,U.. Jerauld, 608 $,
Johnstown, N. Y.�Mrs. Homer X Beaman, 108
E. Main Street.
. Tenth, Street.
Gardiner, Malne.-Mrs. S. A. Williams, R. F.
Burtonview, Ill. -Mrs. Peter Langenb4lin.
D. No, 14 ; Box 39.
Pill Pa.=Mrs. Chas. Boell, 2407 N.
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Avoid Operations.
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Hampsto , r . os. . a .
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Ga. on
. Pla,ttsburg,Miss.�AllosVerna'Wilkes,U.F.D.i,
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olls, Ind.rBessio -. Piper, 2D.Soutb
Female WeaUness. .,
Willimantic, Coun.=Mrs. Jql�ta Donovan, Box
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.Y. -Mrs. Sam*Lee,3523FourthSti
. =18h"'I'Vie-st Harbor, �-Vlalue.-Alrs, .1,1111an.
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Woodside, Idabo.-'.Ars. Rachel JohnSon.
Rockland, ;slalne.=Mrs. Will Young, 6 Col.
Robbins, Aft. Desert Light Station.
Detroit, Mich. _Mrs.. Frieda Rosenau, 5"
umbia Avenue. .
Scottville,.Ilicli.-'%fra.,T.G.Johnson, R.F.D.1
Meldrum Avenue, Gerinait, L
T�ayton, Oldo.-Mrs. F. R. Smith, 431 Elin St.
Brier, Pa.-'.Nlrs. J. P. Bridliolt, R. F. D, So. 7,
Organic Displacements, ,
Mozler, Ills.=31rs. Mary Bail.
llea,y,er Falls, Pa. -Airs. W. P. Boyd, 2109
L%onler, Ind. =.Alrs. Eliza Wood, R.F.D. No, 4.
'Vie bourne, Iowa.
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I - Mrs. Clara, Watermanu,
seventh Avehue. .
Fairel hanceePre.-"Xis. L A. Dunham, Box 152.
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B.,d;t;,�il,'i-Zy:=-*,%trs..Josepli Iran.
Fort Hooter, ra.=Mrs. MaryJane Shatto.
East Rarl Pit -Mrs Augustus Lyon, R.F.D. 2.
Niexina, W. 1�a.::M;S.,E11)mX Wheaton.,
, Lew�stfo.uwdMa1ne.=_Nlrs. Heury Cloutier, 56'
... x r Street. *
Nervous 'Prostration. - . I
Minneapolis Allim.-Mrs. John -G. m iamn,
2115 Sec3n'l !Iyo.e�t� X. '
Ormogo, Afo,=5(rs. Mite Alc,Kulght. . .
Camden, X.J.-Mrs, TI-Ille Waters, 451 Ltlier-
Sha;u(ro. Mo. Ham, It. P. D. No. 1;
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Joseph, Oregon. -Mrs. Allc6 Huffman.
Marlton Goo, Jordy, Route No, 3,
Philadelphia, Ila. Alrs. John Johnston, 210
Be. �N.J.-Mrs.
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Siegel Street. . . . ...
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Chester Ark -Mrs Ella Wood . .
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O.hristiana, Tenn.=Ilrs. Mary Woods R. F. 1). .
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Ocilla, T.' A. Cribb. .
Pendleton, Ind. -Mrs. May Marshall, R.&44.
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Pecos, Texas. -Mrs. Ada Young Ruleston. '-
Cambridge, Neb�-Xrs. Nellie Moslander.
. .Graniteville, Vt.=Mrs, Chas. Bare ay, R.P.D.
These -women are only a few of
thousaiids of living -witnesses of.
the power of Lydia E. Pinlihani's Vegetable Compound to cure female
diseases. Not one of these Women ever received compensation in any
form for the use of their names in
this advertisement- but are Will- -
* that we should ref6r to Illem because of the good they may '
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do other suffering w6men 'to prove. that Lydia E. Pinlchan6
Vegetable Compound is a reliable
and honest -medicine, and that the �
statements made in our advertisemeilts
regarding its merit ire the
truth and nothing.but. the truth-.
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Oil one oceasion a young Irish
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*TheL hair shoUld .be tre . at6d - to a
novice, who had almost completed
kis preparation in Ireland, came to
. SbOWer bath, .tile.: Same as' a flo�vep.
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Vanadadesirous.of entering the priest-
.. :, is so good for milady's tresses
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hood and was sent to Dean Harris,
as. it walk during it light. vilinfall or a
then stationed at Newmarket_ for
hair spray with. 'pure, rainwater, ' fC&
final tutoring ere he 'received orders.
lowed by a visit -to the sunlight.. . ,
It chanced that an old friend of the.
No applioation. isi hetter for luster-'
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Dean's, a Toronto lawyer who,
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les ' s hair than salt. . �.UbL well Into the
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rdbts the hair at, night, then tie: up .
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theology and doctrine, Lwas notorxous-
in a large linnilkerchlef or wear a
1T a scoffer, visited Newmarket on
legal buktiess. Meeting him the Dean
nightcap. Brush out the salt in *the
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said, "You're the very man- 1 want,"
morning, Several applications will.
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and invited him to supper, instrildt.
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est - agnostic ground. InstrurotiOn,
latest fiIelal ,jeolpireineut, and It is not.
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were followed, and -the Dean sat back -
..at ft -1 I liked by those upqn whom It lia. . s
leaving �he business of apolOgetics to.
�(Klll thrugi.. ,,,The ' 11frowner'.1 in
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The young Irishman did very well.
sorae'.'Wo tile n,aro-g,lrIU,g,..up �br.id;,e Just
A week or so later. the Dean Was in
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.er and thanked ,him,-
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plays con'stantly 100%'Old and..wrinkled.
naying he was satisfied ,%vil
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11 But," he added.. "the Young' fel- : Dlpl itb6ria .before ahtifox�ftfdftyS.was
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.hould 1IRrbor under my rcof Such a
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"Weffl, what did you tell bimP' a . sk- .
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I eSOL6f ,;e&t§e. One mother
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a ittle touched ill the head,". . said' ,
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calight in Snell a Strait Inalle lidt little
Lbe Dean. � ..� .
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rinle-liniew, ,
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in old Veins. 0tres.Alcm-
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L&JIS Debili 111fantal and Brain Worry; Des-
19c,xual. Weakness, JDnis'siow, sper,
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rrhca&,and_7ffcds pfAbusaor Bxccsdes.
I sevenfli. member of Si).- Henl�y Camp,
price $1 per box, sixfor 5. One.willplonso six
Will cure. Sold by all Irti gists or Mailell In
bell-j-,li,111ternIall's GOVernnimit -who
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to the I-louso, of Lords.
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plain pkg. on receipt of C mnphlet
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�Jree. TheWoo Madicitioc- .
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. Like .Afr. Hiitlolaue. Aft-, Sinclair is'a,
4formerly Windsor) Toronto, Ont.
I profluct of 14,dinburgli Aeadem�i which,
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ofl.,tinction of having .I couple of -for-
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. Sinclair wa,,'. ,L soldier I before 1�0 �todk
I to, politics. He got his mtdal'ana
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a � .. c�ias)) ill the, Soudan, 'and Ultimately
HS, I.bocanie-firivate secretary to . the late
I Eqir Henr-y -Chmpbell-Bannerman. He
HOMESEEKE ' -,�a,- ,on great ,terms ofAritinlacy with
EXCUIkSTONS . .the late. PArne Minister, who leff 111'ro.
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. all: his *&)rrespond .and priv,
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TO . papers to be dealt with.solely at his
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta discretion. � � .. 11 I �.
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Special Trainsleave Toronto 2.00 -P.m. an � . _ ;_
_-, � rAAY: , 18 JUNE 1, 16, 29 England's Living'jBoy )3isho!3. ,
"'Ir V bishOT) is certainly an 4noma-
JULY 13,27, AUG. 10, 24 SEpT. 1, . A.'bO.
Second clan �ckcts from Onthtio stations to PtinciPal ly, *,Ind yet tboto is one: he -is -Mas-
. Northwest points at ter Rix1pil -Bankes, of - Kingson -Lacy,
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LOW ROUND-TRIP RATES P.1101 -hp is a Illy bishop of * Wimborne.
Winnipeg and return $32,00; Edmonton and ,return . TAilIqtvl% it. titl(v wilidt h i b long
ws e ,ed
$42.50, and to other points in P=tio�.g dTi.k.ts tO 1118' fillnilY fOT COntUrie"i. - . I �
good to return within 60 d4yi goin ate. � .1 Tbi4 Aiil,(.f is at present eight V(Iqrs
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS ol age, and inherited his pW,;oni dig -
on all excursions. Comforuible ll�.rths, fuN voiPped. 111tv With llis estat0son, his fatlier's
with bedding, can be secured at moderate rates through dvdtb�. � .
local agent. . 0 . � � I -
Early application must be made. ' , � . .
ASK rOR HOME6EEKEAW PAMPkLET Gun-RunnIng Into Afghanistan.
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I containina rates sad full inforrntation I . 'I iq calcultito(t tliat,betwoon 3000
AwAito nearest C.P.R. Agoni at koll. L. 76mpson, and 40, , 0. breeell-loading Vifleq and a
Dist. Pan. Agt., Toronto. ' . I large qq4ntity of ammunition ,have
ONLY DIRECT VNE NO CHANGE OF CA99 ,� b on Smuggled into Afgbapistan from
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... �. . 11 11 _,___ r llin ckra coast . (luring tho- past
1 - ' it, 4unning from'Soutli Per -
W. JACKSOIN., A9011it, Clhition. syiearind , s rn Arabia is also active,
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IS WOR STOMACH- WRONG?
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LITTL DIG-1ER
Will Put it r1ldht
quickly skud aurely.L�
lWoney back it they
do ricit cure. I
Ai *11 Druidisli,
or dir6cl from
TH , E COLEMAN
MEDICINE CO.$
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THE SUNDAY SCHR,
Lesson Vlli--Second Quarter, For
I May 160 19094.
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THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. .
Text of the Lesson, Acts xi
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Memory, Vorsos 91, 22 -Golden Text,
Ps� xcvis 5 -Commentary Prepared.
by Rev. D. M. Stoarns.
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[copyright, 1W,`WAiiii&"-,Vrc;9 Association.]
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The record of their visit to the next
city, leoulum, is illore encouraging,
for, %vitile, we rally always. rest quietly r
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In the Lord, whether we see results or
not, It cannot but be a great joy to see -
many recelvino, Christ. . We therefore
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read with. great gratitude that at lco.
ulum as they spake In the synagogue
of th� Jews, a great multitude both of
Jews and Greeks believed .Ind that as
they abode there a lolfig time speaking
boldly to the Lord ITe greatly honoreidl
the word of Ills grace and granted
signs ' and wonders to be (lone by their
bands. Yet here also unbelieving Jews
.and gentiles stirred up persecution,
and, being threittened ,with assault
and stoning, they fled. to Lystra, and
tliere.they preached the gospeL I�iv-
erywhere the carnar mind Is seen to be
enmity- against God, and aw the gospel
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is preached some believe and Some be-
lievis not.(xxvIlI, 24), At Lystra there
Was a case *of healing similar to that
of chapl6er Ill. A man W4o bad never
�walked, being born lanie, was made
whole, and the heathen priests were
about to worship Paul'aild Butiabas,
thinking them to be gods froin heaven.
The people here wore evidently very,
idolatrous and full of the heathen my-
tbology comerning Jupiter and Aler-
cury ,,Ind other delties. .
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With rent garments 11�aul and Barua-
bftSr ran In among tly6m, assuring them -
that they were only men like theni-
Selves and not goids and urged them
to tiii-n from these vanities unto the
ll�lllg God,, who made all.things (verse
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.15). Yet It was wjth�dlfficulty that the
people . were . restrained front offering
Sacrifice to them. .SaoitC the persecutors
from Antioch auil Icoullim' arrIv&1,'
and they seem to. have bad no diffi.
culty. in persuading theA fle.kle people
that Paul was worthy of being stoned i
16 defttli, which . they accordingly did
And drow,hl.m out of the.city, sup'pos-,
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Ing him tQ be a.s dcaa its be seemed to :
be. As the disciples stood i
his (lead body he rose tip and edme. into
the city, for his,work In a mortal body
was ,not yet (lone. .-Whether .these. (.11s'-
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. ciple§ Were now converts, ,I result of
� the recent ptqjelting; or not, we are �
not told, but we do know that oi).
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Paul's - nekt.visit to Ly9tra. there ,%vas a
di.cIpIr ' 0 named. 'Tirolothy, wh8 frolin.
that time became Paul's most. faithful -
companiQll and'whom-II6 spoke of tit
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his epistles as f1my ow. sdur in, the
faith,'"'my d6arlylbeloved s . on-" . It Is
. living been well IXI.-.
possible that, � Ill
istructed by' h1s..luother and grand.
mother,. he wag led to come,out boldly
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Under PauN; pr6aching or. by wituess- -
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.Ing Paul's seeming martyrdom-. I like
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adise experience (II. Car. xli,'14) as oc-
� currIng.at the, time lie, was stoned at
Lystrd. - I think it 'was so and.. that he'
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.bad lieard Stephen say about, beaven
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� opened. as lie was. being stoned - to
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vl�sjo r at . wo.sliall
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not mind � .xery much the . p - ersecutions
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i�blich, W. - Ill be� sure to come. if w.d: live.
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:wholly inito GOO. .The i1ext',atly after
' . tile, . stoning �Iie faithful . two went ' on
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because of the stoning. The stiffic pow-
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and give health to a.body foiiir'days
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dead -could casilk:prevent .Paul ftold
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fee)lfig , even br(ilsed. by -his severe
treatment. .A.t -Derbe 'they pregeliedr
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the gospel and*ml�dp� millly dllicli)J�-541
I Pcibaps the - miracles ,It Lystra: of tile
.healing . of the lan%p man'and of Paul's
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7 bein, ralsed to lifc-gavo weight to the.
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tetim011y, rfor we Idiow that the rals-
. , Ing .. of -Dorcas ',Ind. .of Lazarus led
many. t6 believe. In �Tasus. *We ,might
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. think that Paul, being now SO .no" his
home In �T . arsus aud after all lie -bad
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passe ' d theougbi iv6uld Want to T1811t,
home arid 'rest lip a, bit, but instead of
this -wc.see these two r�traclng.tllelr
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steps through tile -very :61tfps where
. they -had been SO 111 r treated - without.
fear of 'enemies or thought of their
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� own comfort, but t1thildng only -of the
� welkare. of their'.chli'dren In -the , o faith..
. So' With 'prayer ,,Ind fasting tber
.twaalned ..cldgrs in every' church.
I strengtPened the Souls of, tbe'disciples,
exhorted them to continue in the faith,
, assuring them � that. the 'way to' 1ho.,
kingdom wns through much . trll)ul6-
tlor� nhd thus commended them to the
Lord, on. Whom they had bell ' eyed.
r lIaving again, reached Perga, they
now preach. the -word there arid are
soon back In Antioch, by tile grace of
�God havifig fulllllcd their'ministry for
the present. it must have been with
Intense Interest that tile, eburell. .at . 'An ' -
tio.ch heard all that Gild had (lone
with thein nnil tbrolqgh them and bild
given' them graco,�ro endur&, .Ind no
doubt there wa; intlich prayer at An-
tioch froln- that time tor'the believers
at 6.11 tliegol,pinreos. As Paul ,Ind Bar.
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nabits no* abode a long thue ,It An.
. tioeb, thq,y would bii'iblo to Illy -these
� places heavily uport the hearts'of the
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,hrlStianq . and ill
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lievers'who have not on their beart,q
some �hurch -or ellfirches in other IftYlidec
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are not as ' healthy as they might be.
The -grace of God, the redemption thal
, Is In Christ Jesus, fits Its for the presi
once of God, but tribulftflott Is riec'es-
. sary to fit us for our pface to the king
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' Why She Refused. '
Applicant - No, irnalani, .1 couldn'i
work III a house VvIiere there Were
chl!dren.
'Afts. geopilouse-nut We AdVelitised
.1 fot a girl who undbratood children. .
Applitant , I do understand 16M,
ma'am, That's why I Woll't worIg
vvhbr6 they are.-Illustrilted BIts.
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rhon aho, Took $'Fruit. a-tives" And
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Is Now well.
. Arnpirlor, Ont., Nov. 27, 1908.
1 was an Invalid, for seven years
�rom fearful Wornli Trouble' I had
'alling womb, with, constant paAn In
,he back and front of mY body, and
A down my legs. There %-,as a heavy
Ilscharoeanol, - 411la-zrIadot -me � W ___
ileeple", restless and miserable. 0ften
: was obilgea to be In bed for a month
It Q time. I was treated by several
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loctors, but their treatment did ma no
)ermanent 1;otod. .
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Nova Scotia Has, All Possibilit6s ol
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lEurape . an Country.
The po8s,,b,2i1IeS,iolt,11ov,a Scoltia aa
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�et sgol r ricult 0 the p ,j se .
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in an article in The Halifax Chron-
1cle. I .doubt, he writes, if anypne,
who has not given the matter serious
consideration, realizes what a pro-
vince like Nova Scotia could rooluce
were her farmers to direct, t9eir at-
$entjon to the production of butter
and cheese, beef, pork, poultry, etc.
Perhaps I could make this most clear
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,y- brielly eorn ania; the agriculture
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Denmark is about two-thirds the s!7e
of Nova Scotia and has an arable
aer"a e of about 9,000,000 acres, on
wilich'she not only supports the pop-
ulittion of 2,500,000 people� but ex-
ports over $90,000,000 worth of agricul-
tural produce, mostly in the form of
butter and bacon, i.e.; she "Forts at,
the rate of $10 per acre. T ie total
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. able part of which, however, is con- The Agraffe bar method � I The Mason Showini; the Ag,raffe Screw ' i ,
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stitutc(l of rough. pasture . bg meta connection . and Risch in position in lason and i
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wood lotti; Were the population tO � . .tween notch % - . Agraffe, Scm!w Risch Piano ' I . I .
become congested it -is estimated that
. nearly 10,000,WO acres could be farm- NO jangling, or. uncertain notes'come from the f
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. migrating, Nova Scotia's sons were to . - and . I .. . .
remain at home, ,Ind -that they would . This is greatly due -to our agraffd systein, . ,
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aRply themselves to. dairying, hog - In most pianos the method of preveliting vibroLtion
raising, sheep and beef raising, alopg I I " , I
similar lines to the Danish farmers; of the. strings between the pins a aid,the bridge is by - '
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not only could sb� support her own k means of a metal agraft, bar. - I I � T I , 1�
increasing population, but at the rate %� .
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A few months a."o, I %N -!as persuaded
to try "Frult-a-tiV01," I t0Ok -evt,ral
boxes, and from the -outset Of this
tmcbtment I Nvas better, the 0.01114t1j)-4-
tion was curod, arid - tile 0.1,01largo
Lessened. I took, for the palenes,q, "V-
eral battles O.r tile iron N,t.l:cttire a,9
recommendecl In the "Frult-ft-tives.,
1�00k, but I f(,c,l that it %yqq Pruit-a-
tiver" -alone -60t curoa me. - �
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Take Yrs. -1.,olvol'(1, ' ue'.15 ativice. TaRe
Vrult�a-tivel,?' ana vitre yourself. 600.
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Tt is a ,4olil0what ('111 -ions lact, per -
h, . lips, that a,-; -it boy Mr. 'Afareoni, 'the.
V,1111q. Of -%1-11o.gil ,sy-jten). of ..ivireless
tolpgrlipby 111A.,; . 1)(,Pll so - t,triliill�ly'
denfolistritt,e(l. by the saving of JlIQ
p,,issenfzers of tit(, ill-fated Rt�'public,
sliinved litt.le-,;igns-oit eleverhess. One
' of hi ' .,4.teaebers, in fact, once said of'
llitil - that lie. cotil(l never ,learn any-
tl')iiil-,-by bea�t, Nev*erthelcss, he iyas
only twenty-one .when lie be'g.an- i(i
startle t ' lie world -with hict demon-
stl-ation.,; of wireless telogra * !)]IN- In
sl3ite of -his- funie, �Ncrarconi is 66 of
t%e�mo9t �Iriiissuinlng of nitin, and
hiltes .deinohstrations, He was once -
.lvc.ogiI,!z.ed while walking -fit Rome'.,
Tinniediat6l it cheoring crowd aqsem-
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ble'd. 1%farconi bolte'tl In.16 What.`lv,
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thought: .wnsotli empty ca,i'rjage. Btit
it cont ie( I a -1, idv-whoN'v'a.s. tou'fright-*
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of, $10 per -acre she coul(t exports on
the basis of lands tit present Owned
bv farmers, $50,000,000 worth of a ,
-Piiltural produce, and, on the basiroi
land-, which nilght be occupied,.
$100,,000,000. Nor i, this, a mere fancy,
f , or this wbole (levelopment of Danish
agriculttire 1, ,it product of tbp present -
generation, Following the 'Prussian -
Danish NN'itr in V64, Donmark vx-
pt,rienced .i . I pariod .of agricultural de-
prossion. Tbi, soil.; bad becomo large-
ly depleted gf thoir fertility, through
wheat-growifrg and selling. Recogniz-
illo, that * they could not continue
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,ilong this, line of selling tho crude
�pl�oiduee of tile. farm-, the Danes, turn -
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their attention to dairying and hog
rai , sing, tli� � result of wh1ch III$ been
the developilloit, of one of the mOst
prosperous agricultural communil4es.
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in tho iverld.. The soil of the ave.rago,
Nova -Scotia fhrm is to -day in. about
the same condition,as was the sdil. of
Danish 'farnis 40 years ago, By fol-
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.lowing somewhat. similar line§ Ndva
Scotian farmers could make of this
blaritime Province it .country fully
equal to moderw Denmark. .
Even at preseilt"we hi)oiv of farm.s.
in* Nova Scotia. on which there was
realized last year, over and -apove
running . expense,,., an -amount equal
to $25 for every acre owned, We
kno)v of. much higher i6turtis. from
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small orchard and- fruit arid market
garden areas. ,We could also point
to maixy fa.rms, froin which.there has
'been marketed over and above tlle�
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necessaries �of livelihood, amounts
. . running from.$10 to $25 per acre.. All
AbAtIls-required to make of -Nova Sco-
-W� 'a -Denmark is to apply to all our'
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bhree strings of each notein the tridhord scale separat- I ,
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vibration of the' -strings above the bridge and ,/ . .1. I
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well.se'rid you"'Insidi� -Information ll - I/ . Send me your illus. I �
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a booLdet W'hith tells'you why YOU ,;,el- - ing the reason.s why 1. - �� * -
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.We no - example should be lost,*we add' -
Cora-fqlw bas. such keen 'percep .. .that feeds'In Denmar'k,arel'or
tiOnS ! I - ' ' I * .. . most part, a. little� moie expensive
Dora -And such a bl'unt way of con- . I
-veyi . ng them. I .. thari in Nova .Saotia. the Danish.
. 0. .. 0 . farmers'.having .to import a.large
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I If your Stomach, Heart or Kidneys where. There is no gainsaying',the
are Weak, try at least a few.4nses -only' fact. that theory and prs�etice andi the .
of Dv.-.8hoop's Restormttve.�, In &6 OP . example of other countries all unite�
ten days only,.the result will surp i
ts ,11 00, r1se in,directinij Nova Scotian agriculture
vo 'A few den W1 ver the cost, ' .- - - ' - ' .
A �at along live, stock- lines. -. . .. .1 . .. I
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to the weak, 6nd failing -nerve. Each , A new de-coration - for mantel, table.
organ has its own *controlling, Alerve. r Or desk Is A .triple photograph frame. -
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When these nerves Sail. the depending The center one -is QY.Ll,-* and the 't*o
iiriganstnust of necessity -fal ter. This � . '. �. � .1
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Dr.-Shoop!S- Rei;torativii is §o univeiraT framed with. n, narrow .line of Silver I
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druggists everywhere. to 'give it uni- . Tfiese shapes. are varled by 'panels '
versal prefere'nee. A test Will surely. h&vJng oval spaces.Inside for pictures
tell; . Sold ty all dealers. ." � . -
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cars *for ,nothinkV. Because you can't, Gook,it Coftoyj Root :CoinpoUfldL,.
get a nickel, out of a co .. I � . . . . ---
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. ver unnatural object? Becapse It 3kris .. - only. Safe, eirect-ilai monthly
. Y � I . . . - .. Regulator onwhich women can
I several heads. . I . . . I - . Sold in three d ricer
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why is evill. speaking like- h carpet? I \ 10 degrees stronger 43- No. 3i
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I The Legend. of .the Hittidock. -.'.. ... � � Dreepamplilet. Address: THE
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I 1C)URE TOR. ,Vol, XXIIII. Will stand for,the Wivroveillent of . I
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. . his own stable. Lot 10, Con. 11, Bullott. and pro. ,
I I eced by Hal -lock. to James Watt'A, for noon, ,
thence West, to Magon's Hotel, Blyth for tile
DYSPEPSIA higlit; IXUP,SDAY-rroceed nortli to 4loan's I
As -is ivall -known, this troublesorn . e inorn. Corner, then east to Thos Piolbyls. for noon,
. thdirt r4outh to the.boundary, theft easb to Walton
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plaint arises from over-eitting, the use of I for night, WEDNESDAY-NVIll proceed South
I tot) triuch -rich food; neglected constjpatj�n, to Robb Doild's. for noon. then south to'Jobu , �
Jack of'exercise, �bad air, ete, . 1, Scoit's, Roxboko. for. night; THURSDA.Y-pro-
, I dead woAt to Frauk X6ttle'% for noon, thence, to
. -Tile food should boi thoroughly 6bowed) Graliam's Hotel. Clinton. for tbe I night" FRI. .1
anrl nover. bolted or swallowed ili haste, D&Y-Frocted nortli on the Base Line, to Will I
atitnulants nittat be av�ided-anri bxerois�' l4rown's. for noon, thonce bV Londbsbdro. to
taken if pmsible..' � I . . I Win Aloon's for nkght; *RATURt)AY Will pro. .
. � ceed to life own 9tablo, where he Nylll realakin, %in.
. . A rarnetiv which has rarely failed to give ill Monday trierning. 'Will moon, nit"I"
prompt relief and off-ect permilinent curds, , 1,010dr &Moon, props. .
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Canadian stud Vol. XVII No 12557.
B11RD, I olvdeAdftlo l3tud 1911o,1.1k?ofGrerLt Britain, Vol. 127,
. Will staud this season, as followg�- MONDAY
.1 _B_ L 0 OD. . . noon will leave his own stFtble. Lot ao, Con. Ili'
- I and proceed to John Brighatn's for one hour,
. titen to Mason's Hotel, Blyth. for night, renutin-
I . . ing rititil. Tuesday noon; TUESDAV-Procoml
. wo.st, on t1io boundary, to Auburti. for tho night*,
16 ants by regalatino and toinin I WLIDNESDAY-Frocced sou6h. then West, ,to
9 the d1' Bert Jaelc9on's, for 000h. theme to his own
gertivo organs, removing costiveness and stable for night; THURSDAY-Ptoceed south
Jilicrearing the appetito and restoring health &I)d West, to Mr. Feav's. for noon, thefteo to J
. Graugart'a Hotel, Clintbrio for night; VRlr)A,Y- I
and vigor to thol rtysteni. Proceed east Along Hurod Road, to Thos Livil3g, ,si
Mr. Amog fia%�ler, Gold Itivor, X.S., iton1p, toy n6on. tbimea to David Wilson's for �
writtis:11 was greal.ly 'troubleol..with, night; SATUXIDAY-Procoodtobisovvnstitl)lo, i
dyspepsia, and'after tr�ing several doctors wliero lie will remain until Motility morning. I
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.1 1% ,_ �. '. back'over kidiii .
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LAUER inarry? - Jlas your blood'-beeri diseasetl? 'Have yoft any weakness?
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Our I ,Ne%v Method Treatment will �curei �you. Wbat It has done for haildreds of
other . s, it wi;l tio for you. C0NSVLTATIO$.I?,r=., Xo matter wlid bar treated
you,. Vrito for ari lionest, opinion Free of, Charge. Charges reasonable. 'BOOES
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its. proper tension ; restores vim and �
vitality.' Premature decay and all sex- 1
ual Weakness avert�d -at once, Phos-
phonol. will make you a new man. $3
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ach 25c. 'box of Dr, Shoop's Pink Pain
ablets, Ask.vour Doctor or Druggists
fthlofoi,mulaiishot coniplete.,�Pain
neane co6gestida, blood pressure. '
,lead paind, Womanly pains,pain any-
vbereiget instant relief from a Pink
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