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. SOAP . _Tills
. I iotouaca tor i"t weeit Smith's good helpmeet took the clill-
With halt the labor, and at - Ajr�:. Hr,ldsworth .*a visitingat Par. 4'ren I
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, I other at's Itill, le rip
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Soull ht do .0 ' apt, Mr. hoberts and family left for their . a led in the. apartment test.
. , as the W Thinking that arrangement
� �.9 - . , bole home In London on Thursday last.
. r , t 'In tile morn. be cooked his break
WAS1111,111's in ball thip time, TI (a rain last wtek was just wha' fast -
i Yet without 11"Juring the wasueeded. 'Ilia cri pi are doljpgv!e�l- I Coffee -then he gmbbed his bat.
. . : bliss Oleta, Ford, of Clinton, is, visit. n the sinkhe left the dishes -
. . 0104t delicate labir - � cup and saucer , �t like that :
. .1c. Ing friends. in this,vicinity tbi4 week.
I I W . Berry picking is the order of the day Zilou
47 now. Reports, tell of a, wonderful
I Follow the directlomq Oae week passed ; still Smith was
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. . Mrs, R, Courtice, and Miss Sibyl. of On tile one wan powerplan
! ( , , I Clinton eat Wadi esday at A. J.
; I ... . IT �) 1: Much-solled laundry strewed the bed
i .. .. I . Clourtice's room- , . <)
. I WrAollandbad a, successful barn
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� 1- . Snob things happen with a, man.
! . � raising on Thursday and Friday last. S -eakfast,
I . . I � . The rain hindered to ai certain extent OIL he boiled his itrugal bi
i Gulped it, and was on -the go,
� i � , 092 but everything passed off very nicely. There were many unwas . bed 4ishes
I . . I 1`0ter's Hill and Holinesville base Lying in, the sink just so : I
ball tealtris played a match this weeic . I
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. resulting in a victory of two for I -Imm
k I Flotmesvilte, . Time went on; this man perilsted
Mr Orns, Stratford, the Bell Tale. In thus living all alone.
I . phone line man who has been, here Twice he did a bit � of housework-
, . stringing the wire on the Goderich Sweeping -he was not a drone,
T line for tile last three weeke,flnlsh� one fine day the absent helpmeet,
r - - eX*hjia workand returned borneon 8liarer of his woes and bliss,
I 430 VEA�' .jr Saturday, The people in the village E o tared and she found the dishes
iiXpERIENGF who have their phones ini.stalled are Piled up ift the sink like this 1, ��
. making good use of them. OoO0
ll r Drive Rheumatiprill from,the blo . . O000_UO I
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- � TRADE MARKS I I 0 0 a I I The Old TESTAXEN.t fit Ithyine,
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k DESIGNS Exeter. , . .
COPYRIGHTS, ft. Civic Holiday in Exeter Thursday The great Jehovah speaks to us
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Anyone sending a sketeb and descriptIonrag I � is
� IcIT ascertain, onr opinion free whether an August 5tb *- . I . , In (Tonesis and Exodus ,
P.11111eenion 18probablygientable. kounnuni * . a Public Leviticus qnd Nuill biers see, �
t, 11 The principal'& salary in th
one strictly confident al, HAND1100 onPatell-111as Rollo Wed by Deuteronomy ;
Wit Iree, (,.,dL,l afenucy School for ensuing year will -be $1200,,,
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li Munn & 0. receive J. W. Broderick trPated the mem- 'Toshua, and Judges sway the laud ;.
rpeciat notice, without Charge, in the � Ruth gleatis her sheaf with trembling
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hers of the Main street oboir to a pie. . hand, ; .
� scifiliffic J114tricano . nio at Orand Bend. ' Samuel and numerouti k
A handsomely illustrated vveekly� Largest CIN Rev. and Mrs. Fear and son r6turn. , inge appear,
cul.tion ofuny beientifle Journal. Terins for ed Monday of last.'week from & two Whose 00ronicles we wondering hear;
CLinads,t�.,5ayeargPOstagOProl3aid. Soldby E zra and Nehemiah now. ; �
�i � 10.1 new6dualers. weok'� visit at.AmherstburI4. .
tt MUNN & C0.3V,I8,oad-,iyq qeW yor - Rev. T. G. Yelland, Exeter, will'sup. Bither the beauteous mourner show";
I Branch offl,30. 625 F St.. VvaP- 'nn. D. Q k . ply for Rev Mr J olliffe at Clinton d Job speaks, in sighs, David in Psalms;
uv- An i.P.roverbs teach to scatter aims ; �
Ing -his absence in the mcnth ofAugust �
The tender for new walks of R� G. Ecclesiastes then comes -on,
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i - And the sweet Songs of Solomon ;
! - -1 Seldon for 7jo per Sq. fool., being the .
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. . lowest, was accepted, Mr. Seldon be.
K!, I - . - Iqalah, Jeremiah then'
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,�., 11 . i required to sign a 4narantee for
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4��` ; K. ..b Miss F. E. Oarlinw, daughter of T. B. 9well Joel, Amos, Obadiah's - , �
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I . y Carling, who has been a nurse in Qt,
N.. � �`_ Next Jonah, Mic%bi ahan ' '
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... ,� �%! , con ,yLatulaced on her ral5id promotions liapt.Zechariah bullds..the walls, .i
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. - - , Lasgt Janpary she was appointed assis-
t UEF�%RE AND AFTER . TREATMENT. tanu to the second directoress, MI's And Malachi with garments rent
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Wilson having resignedi.she has bee� Concludes the anclent,Tpstarnefft.
Ca-riaxlki.t-i Tetterine appoint&d to her place and,now stands . . � I . . . - I _ I .
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-ii .. ab,n,lutc, certain cure for rkzclua, Acne as one of the heads of this large hospi- . I
Xu ,t, Tetter, Pirn ks, Black.heids. Riugwor A birectoire Frock I
� llar"T.;'Itch Scalglicad Itching Piles, ulce',,, tal. Bliss CiLrling is expected hereSat- .
� i;_ r , 'md si I i cutaneous'�nd facial blemishes. , urday to spend her' vacation with bar . 1. __ � , *'
I i - lwt r thorut:glily and successfully tested . 11
I parents. . '-. . . I � Long languid lines .unbroken by a fri
fil 11 urdy c,iq of -�o called it curable caq-:s. . . .. . . erhuous festoons reduced, to nil;.
, i.P cnt:,,,,1a,,.nlil,c any otber irreparation, The following are, the newly -install. 8u g .Viva like &seal reared tip on end
: . s' - 0 0 F Lodge of-.Ex� A g
T-- ,stare r I tneut Lhat has been sola or Pre- edofficer oftb6l An pokiqgforw.a,i�l with a' stddied
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. . ' . . ft.w ar-Micationq will convince that Is ha' bend� . I . . . I .
Bbbier ; V G, N_ - RS, 9 N . . . , . ,
1v,i!d,,rft;i tncd�cut virt-wana intri V Blurray , I - � I .
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, ra C Taylor; P 8, ,A R Fuke - Treas, E, M A shortish neck imprisoned in,a run, 4
1 is inade ill Canada. A good hone ana. I I
dian prepar it io�:. . Dignan; War, C Nortbcott. Con, W: Skin -fitting. sleeves that Er � howa, b6int of
Pi kv, one !�).x Fifty Cents, or five bozes Two Statharn ; 0 CT, A Stewart - I (i C W ' stufff .- ., .. , .
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Mail d to ativ a4dress on remipt of price. . Cr6ss , R S St .W May -'L 9 S, '��. 84. A waist promoted half.wayqp the back
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and rcc6mukended by all lending Drug- 'Oble ; It S N Gi' - Birney ; L ii N G,' 0 And not a shred thaVs comfortably
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gilt -4 i.1 CRnada. . � .v 0 1
PionIhItt free to any address. . ( . Luker - R S V G, E Willis- L 8 V G, C . slack, . - � .
Mun actured and solti by. the sole proprie. 1� Couiltis ; Qhapit H ZFenniLgs' a . . . . . . . 1.
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tors. ) . . . -1 . 9*- . : I 1. A, multitude of butt.ons.,row" on row:4
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Tne Tetterine Chernice.1 Coo .... - bIll' Nor, 6hatefor�li�iness,nierely made for
. 4 Windsorg Ontario. J�,(c)hs,red'blodd is pr�duced, by I .: I show, - - q . � . r. , r- '
. le , . und'Iron Pills� Sold by'W, . .
. . A a] ii-twhoileitneager.-gores necessitate
' . .. 1. Im I I . I I �witdale I of i Chinese lady's�gait, �
Sold in Clinton by W. S. R.-. , 8�,`"IL J,aopo as. . . ' ' ... rhe'
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'k - Holmes, J. E. Hovey, W., A.. ".'�`,* _*.': r - I .1 . . A 'busbV'toque 6xtinguilbing the hair, -
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I McCor nell, aruggists. � -., KaI4&4:40��t.Excarsioi' � As,ifa giAnt hand .bad'crushid ir,there
I . 11 I .. . i . - Behold tile West model! A dr write be �
. - I � Theaunua p"opfflar I. O' O'*F." a' ' I . .
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. cnr�ionAo'Sarnia and Detroit, will be "A winter blossom bursting"from, its. .
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held OnSaturday`�.Auguif 14th. Train , sheath," .. ,.
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00.A_J_'i ' I -leaves Clintob at 7.50 a. in.,retiir'n fare - - .- . ., . . I . . . . .
�. to Sarnia is $1 60. Per steamer, -Tash- ' . *_ . . P . .. I
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Before placing your orders for moo" Sarnia to Detroit., r6turn fare � . � CLEkN]Q.NG DAY -
� your season's supply of Onal, got �75 carts, returning .Spiecial trains - *ill' , , I .. . - - � �, �. . . I
a, our prices. The ver2r beat goods leave Sarnia at 10 P. in. on Monday, ' . 1.
carried- in stock an sold at the' August loth. This,is .1he -trip of ther -Pa.at last the hallway wins - -
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& Rowland's Hardware store, or Don't'drug the Stomach, or stlniu�- . � r 'or the hatiack, now, you see,
with .__ We the 1jeart or Kidneys, That I$ - .IsWt.wbereitusedtobbi ,. . -,: -
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crying out for help, Irititlize. these : . Pa, his; way doth .slowly make; '' .
W. I Stevenson, weakinside controlling neriviswith - . Ha�s to'grope'; . . � .. .' . ... , � . .
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Dr..'shoop's Restorative, and r see how r . r St�lps upon a mushy cake,.. , . . . r
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At Electrie Light Plant. quicklygoodhea.1thwill c6rne,to 'YOU DvA the soap ! . . . I
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I �, ______ � I .again. Test it and gee !-Sotd by W. S, . . I Then we heiir a heavy fa'll, r
14 R. Holmes.. . r . . . . Followed by a plaintirve, 'call. . -
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1111"M U M n r briday. laston6-of H - liniville,s- oldest ,' 14'etch i0ight from overheita ; _.
0 19 . and best known reSide tS, In tbe';�(_Ir_ - * itt. u .
n L.. s pilot dad.to bed, . .
� ;I A it son.ofThos. Veal, at tlie�' agebf 82 .. . . . .. I . . .
1, Yf,ftra, St�,,,c itionibs ago,the dpeeas- . . � . � . . .
��,, I - - _ __________j I ed'decide�l lii� woulcl. �o to 'thp 11611sa . ,* . 1. -:' : WI[Vt . - . . . ..r
I 11L OCEPf"ge tospend Ilia rernainir . ),- years . . .. .. , . r - . . I . � . I . . . .. ... .
THE GARDENINO HOBO. an,l during his stay &.t.the institution Whan'cherries grow on apple trees�, -
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. - -_ . enjoyed, his new q . u, . u-ters and stir- And kittens we'ar lace cal�s, ' _
I . His Experience With a Red Visa6ed ro�i�dings very m&h until a, short &ud boys their sisters never tease, �
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Ftaming Haired Virago. 1 ' time hgo when be was 'taken down AAld bearg wear woollen wraps.- , I
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As he walked along We country lalle, passed away. Deceased wasa native Begin to dance and play, � �
and sniffed iii the keeii air of (lie early of Devonshire. Enklarld�.: but for the .Then little. &ls and little boys - .
. morlillig the wiwdering hobo folt wlti.i- greater part Of his life lived !-.-re. He � . -
Way �ay in bed all day., . .
in him tile sLirriligs of an appetite that was a. inan of' kindly disposiGon, -fr- . I .. _.
1vould not -be appeased by xillything austrious habits and was,ii i nv:espent. * Whert donkeys laarn to sing and dance
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i;hort of real food, and a good deal of edintbe cofiinjuinity. 11iij r6maing - When pigs talk phlitick , . �. : - -
�;ere brought berp'foi burial,l tile. fnn.� When London -is a town in Fi.nnce, .
It at that. Devouring scenery and oral takiti;t place-froin the. reiiderle of , - When two and two,ififtke*.six, .' -
drinking In the salubrious morning air "is S0114 Williltn'l Vetil oli Sunday ;ast, When drops of rain are eA peaths,, '
' t When coal is cle.w,ah-cl white, . .
were all well enough In their way, but to - . th : 0 , lim . y1116 I 'caul'atery. ... .- . 1. .
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It was upoll 111ore ,substantial things . � . . Then little boys and liftle girls ': .
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that his hunger was now set. So, per- . I � . . . . . may sit u . P'late latuig��t..,. , �
ceiving a farmhouse with a smoking ' Pitirt anywbere. stopped in twenty . I . - . . � ;, . .
ehlmney not far along the highway, he minutes sure t�ith one. of Or, Shoop's . 1. . Little . Kind . ivc$s ,, . 1. . .
� Pink Pain'.rablets. ,ril9formurlivison, . . 1 . � . .
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approached It and rapped briskly i on the 2570erit b out- Drsdtor or - .
the kitchen door. t about the' f6rintrial' Stop. You gave on tbe'v6ty I a pleasant smile
"Puggil And thought; no more about it;
The door opened Immediately, and a womanly Pains, headiLehe, pains any.
huge, red v1saged, flamink halred where. Write J)#, 81xo�ip, Rachine, It cheered tt iife thut was sad the while
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virago con - fronted him just as he was Wis. for free .trial, to prove. v;tlue Of I That might. h4ve, been wracked With .
about to make a pleasant remark on his Headkebe, or Pink Pitin Tablels. I dti't it; . I I
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the subject of the early bird. Sold bk W. S. R-Holn,es. . .. . 4 , � I ,fmr I .. I .
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"Well," she said, "what Is it?" � . 1. . ! , .. . . . . . . , Yo,ullL reap a cro*n . some time -
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"I don't know, nia'am," said be, be- Missionary Canillaign. I . somewhere. . . .
ginning Ills retreat, "but It looks like it . . . �
Rev. G. G. Harris. B. A., missionary You spoke one da*y a cheering Word,
cross betwo�n a Sunday supplemcnt to be supp)ited in WestHuron by the And passed toother duties; I . .
%d -and a war eloud." Qoderich Dietrict -Epworth League, It warmed a heart,tiew promisestirreci
"What -are you looking for," she do- Will ctimpaign the District, as fo!lows. And painteid a life with beauties,
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manded. selzing a niop that stood Just Cd 6th - - , , , ''Walton . 'And so for the word -tqnd, itspi.lelit
Inside the door-"troilble?" I I &A Sth Auburn .Circui . rayer . � .
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"No, nInflam," said the tramp, burry- I Blyth You' I � 1. reap 'a. palin Some tiMp-
11 l0th .. . Nile ' Somewhere, � . . I
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Ing a little until he was safely oil 'the. 11 11 th . Dungannon -
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other sloe of the fence; ",I'm lookin' for " 12th , I . , . � . . crew You lent a, hand �to a ftillen, � 6na,
'a way out. if I'd. been lookin' for I .13th �. . Benmiller A lift. in kindness given; . I . .
I , trouble I'd lia' stayed Inside there ,. i: 15th, 11 & im, Clinton, Wesley It saved a soul wheri help was none,, .
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% where you are." .. I . . 2. "M P ru , - . 'Turner's '_ . And won a beget for heaven-, I
I And lie inade.blithely tip the road.- 70 ill, .1 0, Cltntoh,'Ontario St � And so for the . help y9p., . proffered
.John Kendrick Bangs In Lippincott' . 4 , loth. .. ", Lond�sboro there . ,
,q " 17th .. - . � joy -sprue ti.me-some-
Magazine. . Constance ,'You'll reap it I , I .
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6.0. NOTICE (1) A collection will,be tak. . . I I . . . I
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RU11=D, 7 e (2) Eaeh Le'astne will be responsible I .
� own. or entertaining and, conv6yIng Mj I
Harris to III next appointment, - 't I
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Tone the nerves, strengthen (3) All wool' alkhts.ervlc6at 8 o'clock .
40 the -stoma ch, purify the blood shicip. I . . to maU6 your baby strong and I
. (4) It Is utgod 'that these m8eting ' well. A fifty -cent bottle of , .
and get a fresh grip on health be well announced and that all Outs . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,,,, ........... .
by taking peoples especially every Leaguer. hear . I � I , I
I and got acquainted W t1b rVlr Harris, I : I
out, missionary. Presidents Rt-v.'A. H
roreq, Aubuw),.Seoretary, AfrA.P. will change a sickly baby to a
. . Beecham! S Johns,. I I.I.." I . . . I Plump, romping child in summer as
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0 _& a or C:30 :EL 3C .,%. . a &Y-tWink of it-*ncl i fit e
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Pills - , . p1ho Kind You flavo Always Bought ,
14 . ftnatute i�_ . ,.r ..-WMW00* Cet a sinih b6ftle now. All Druggift
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Consty� t* on THE SUNDAY 2HOOLI . I 1 .
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- Lesson Vle-Third Quarter, For I r I 1�
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of ia4laest a ltfoo(L irregular Aug. 8, 1 gog. � I I
the use of stimulants, spices and as- . . � . .
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triR;ext� food, and strong drast! � - . I .
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gatives, ,�-hich destroy the tone I 1. I �� �... . I
ZT; THE INTERNATIONAL SERIM - 1. . ... "I'll �
stomach and the cOutiactile of the lower .... . . �
bo�yel; therefore, whert'the liver is in- I � . � �
active, and failing to, secrete bile in �
aumcient quantity, constipation , ,Text of -the Lesson, I Thoss. v, 12-24.
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to fQllow,, and after constipation come Marnory Versos, 16-18.q 1
Piles, one of the most annoying troubles � . olden Text, Since tak "
one can have. I 1�116". v, 15--Cornmentary Prepared I I . 1119 over the New I
. MUNN'& LAXA-LIVER PILILS bY Rev. D. M. $tearns. I I - we have ' I I
cure I lC0PYVI;ht. 1900, by American Pros AosocJatlon.1 Era. . ondoavored., by , � I
. all troubles arising from the liver, a I . 16L, 11
The topic of our lesson is Paul's in -
bliss Mary Burgoyne, Ning,,sclear, IN.B, # struetlons to tile Thessalonians, and everY aVailable means - to improve
. writew-Ill have used Milburn's Laxa,. I . ,
Liver Pills. for constipation and have yet We are assigned a very small por. ,
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found theln. to be an excellent remedy for tion of this most 11PIPfUl epistle. I at I
the complaint", I those who would p V .
. rQl)t most by our he same, All will. 'admit, that in
Aliss Annie 31ingo, Onslow, N.!;., atud,y,today note how mu�b Paul. has
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writes.--j'A friend advised me to, use to say about the word of (;ad the a neral appearance., the paper has,
Milborn's Laxa-Liver Pills for constipa- , lie, of God a I . os- ge
tion, I Osed three 'Ind .% liAlf vials and n(f the faith of these peo- . . , I . . �
* WIL completely cured." V . I)IO. l5ee In chapter 1, 1. where this
Price 25 cents per vial, or 5 for $1.*00, great salvation placed them and Places been improved, in many ways*
at fill dealersor Aailed direct on receipt I .
. 01-01-Y true believer "In God the Father
. of price 1�y Tile. Milburn Co., Limited,. and In the Lord Jesus 'Clirlst,il that . I
Toronto, Out. I . , we,.ml.ght walk- worthy of God, who The newspapers throughout the
--m-o". I 1.._�_ =------""�'"--"-10 hath called us tilito His kingdorn �ud � 4 . ,
.glory while we wait for His Son from
. ,. heaven, whom be raised from thedead, ty'are - complimenting us upon I
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bur "ar" "way from a Barthe Street ' that, being in God the Father, we tire -
r Obath%w, in the middle p we purpose .. I .
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that interests a fat wornait p1ore than. the portion gIvelf us as a lesson we a,;" I . I I I
the bargaii! sateif it is the obesity cure cxIl?.A* to esteetn* those who bring I
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bqby and some jam alone at the table -esteem them, we -give 41m IwAys , , the . I . r a , . .
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never dotas marry the best mau.' peace for us and Who Is our -peace and . � . . ,� . .
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the police thtil; his wife. eloped, taking. means if W� will let Him (Uph. I,,,,,. LeAtures 'are being added and still ,
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Dandruff and it's it. good one.' AC y'uu * manifest the. love of God and the pa * . . . I . I . I .
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haveclaildruff you biLve. itch dirb and . . . � .. 19.099.:70- Njpj .
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the little microbes that -are - p�Lrt and, � 1, 11, 1-9 a most wonderful world ou'lid- , - � . . I � . , I I . . . I . 9 - , .
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parcel of dandruff are working Pat- tience and.the need of, It andthe kind. , . . I * � .
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les in arisian �bage can . I . 1. . I . . . . . ,
grow -hair after the hatir 'bulb or -root Ing - evermore, rie-joicing Iri the 'Lord. .1 . . . . . .. . -
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As daad. Parisian Sage cures . dand. and before the Lord and In spite of all . " . � . . " I I .,
ruff W S R Holmes the,druggi§t sells manner. of circumstances (Phil. Iv, 4; 1 : . 2-5. �. ents, .., . I ..
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money back'if. it fails to cute DAndrufT . ways lovink ,qs,. always citrIng to; us . . , . : . . . I I . .
Ftilling Rair:and Itching of the Scalp.- . I . �', we can -accommodate conven-' . .
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. glit to the � L . . ft everytbing and thus to' praywithout- -our wayd' . � .
Connau ord " Li6uten ' ' . comes , . . � . ..
of.1reland is the latpst rilm6jr in poll- � I . . . . . . I I . ,
tical circles, Th6 Government, says ' ceasing.. be.:free ftorp'lall anxiety and , . . I . I . I I . I �..
Tbe'Ni s of Die Wbrld, is,c6lisi-dering . e.njqy!the peace which pasiethall un*, I . I � : . . . i. ..
th' , �w .. , (Phil, IV, . - 0, -4). Jf we only - � ... , . . I I . ... . I : , . .� . .11 ..� .1 ...
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It is .willingness to accept the. office. if - boiig from' God to',peopie In the name I �. .1 � .. � - . 1. . I . - , .:� - . 1. I.
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it.1s tendered1iiin. III - i to.riow.the. (*)f Jvs'W�-:(.�Iirlst; I and -,the strength and, , ,., - I .1 .. .1 11 I � .. . I . . . . . 1. I I � I I I . I . I I I 111, I . . . I
post � has *been. considered 'R,'politictil ,* . enVottragement. we - t0ght brID9 to. I . .
one, carrying ivith ''it a ticat in. the 'mady, a lonely,- weary mlss�lonary, -,It: Iff"111111k . . . � , I I . . . �
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should, be' 'confinued. V�nd wl*. it I a . I - dt�y long. I "Pathe ' ,�§ .
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gove riing colonies.. The , ixppoint ment eoinqs- or t1fat does not come'as the . . 1. I . . . I . I . � I I I . . 1. � . . . '. I ;
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pr � esenge .- of. a mambo� of'.the royal . that Ile. *i;o loved, us as .to give E(is I . . At, the present - tim'e, owing, to- m " , I 1:
family w6uld give an imPO'l-tallce .tAj * only begotten Son. f.o. die for our sins, , . I � . . 11 I . I . I I I .! I . .. . . . I . . . . 1.
tilk .Vi.qeroyalty that it does not now� cannot witlitiold ..any 'real good, but . . . . . . . . . � I I I , .
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possess. Tt-would..als6 prove 4 great li'llt 'With ]JIM frbe ly thin the ,prese . . . . . I .
boon,bcially tuid cornni* - for I � I . . .. �. . . I I . . . . 4 . I . . .. .
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tho. capitail. 'Tile Dukn'of Connaught (ps' '-Xx-lv" . . I ' 11 . ..
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litt�i a considerable kxiowle.dg6 of Ire- . . particularly desire that.all . mo.ney �
land imd, Its - affaiis, * havi . . . Unbelievers resist the Spirlt by re, . . V � .
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conimander-in,ebief -there for some - ' � fusing 'to. recelVe e us Chi outstandin � . on, -subscription' s be'
Voars. Sbould Ibe step be- taken- the . lievers grieve Win by Pin or quench . . � . . . I I .. .. .. �.. I . I . .
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tbipf Scscr�ta,ry for Ireland -would act lilm hy disobedience or by despising paip in. - - ��.- I..... . J.- 1. . .� . . ! I I . ..
its tile chief. r6presentative in polffical Ills :messagc�' through --the prophets. I I . I I.' I , . I . I : . r I . I . . . � . . . �
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remodelled, - In addition" 'the step walk. with,Hlril as He would llt.6 us to - . I
*ould* so,lye� a difficult ptoblem, 16i . . . I 7_..� - -r__-_-_ -: .. .�. ,-.. : . . �H�
we must be perfectly - ,r , .. . .
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brothees present position'tts coirtman- Him,by.belleving all that the prophets . � . I 1 I . � . . .1 .
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use the Restorative, improvement will p. , birl . .
benoticed. .Of course, full health. will � Those who deny the supernatu"ra - 1 � . ,
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strerlgih and tirnhitfon ag it is. return . with the Scriptures, Those Vbo' den I � � . .. .
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with Dr. Shoop's Restorative and sea can be saved, are not of God. We MUM . I . , .1 . I � o.k I . I
how, quickly ..health , Will be. -yours stand With Christ in all that He.said Is " ' . I I
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husband, a look of. stern determiliatlou nesses If anythlag iiiinholy 1.5 seen In t I
seftlin upon his coun . tenance. . I nq,� There Is a 131ttibipsA of the 801rit tained by us, sthd all work �wiffll be . . '
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