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MAKING GOLD LEAF.
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MOST C11108RO" RAVIES.
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Tile Metal Is Ovation For Hours b
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I � Merl, Then ,Finished by Girls.
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Detrol,� Free Presis
comfort And joy as,a beat
rosy-cheeked, happy baby. 14
Buy;
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nowishto owt eipo
the pri�e Of Baby"$ heat
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stant vigilance oaths part of the
streets may be open ,sticking froto on
of the upper Miadows a massive Ara
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I'va aatlatied tp, stay at tome and
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mother. The III$ of babyhood
hnd rasping a bug
be, safely washed , with �
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work- to eira the price of
c6me suddenly and the wise mo.
l'bammer pMZMe whole sign gilded, I
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$"Allght SOAP, *hon
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tber will always be in a fins
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I w otild not risk my precious neck
to float the Stars and Stripes .
to treat them at once.. No other
medicine can take the place of
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AU4 'fade -d,
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be.
Baby's Own Tabi . ete In relieving,
sheets aie turned out after havin
1,. ced by girls.
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Where never have,they flown
anddurIngtbe illsof babyhood
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fore; unknown It plod Along my
and childhood, and there is no
Gold,leaf Is packed more,by the at
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other medicine a a safe. Mrs Wm
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of the breath than §y the hands. Tb
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Viggers, Porretton, Ont., a a,'
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operation of transferring 4 sheet 4o
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bome'a another story,
"My baby was troubled wit
almost transparent gold leaf from on
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I , I - word $on,.
I do riot wish to wrangle loud to get a
$tom"hand was verycrosewhile.
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place to another is so delicate that f
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little bit of glory,
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getting his teeth, and did not
. is possible to do it only by a Ilgh
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gleep. well at night. I gave him.
Baby's Own Tablets with the
puff of the brientli. It takes most girl
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one else has ever done;
'Tw6reuice of bourse to write my
best of results; he is now one of
ibe best natured babieerorle could -
six weeks to acquire thIs.knack,-an
some girls aw never able to fle-quire, it
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name on history's pages,but I shun.
This coming home with honors new to
wish," Sold bY medicine dealers
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The gold reaches, the bealers.� firs
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or by mail At 25c it box from Dr,
In wide bags or nul&gets and him to [)
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This thing you might have done,
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Williams' Medicine Co., Brock.
Ville, Out. , .
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of course, but we want more than
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wide ribbons before,anything else I
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just, your word,"
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done. The rowwo Is then cut into $at,
I do not want to argue long,,to bicker
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square.4 arid beaten with a hamme
and, to prove my stQiy, � I
TO risk death once is bad enough, I do
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come back'Jeanne Marie,
wielded by a tuall. Ylign cacti lea
has been beaten thlr� It is transferre
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not �Oizq to fight for glory.
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Her hair is all in crJi,rikles now -'she"
to it mold, where It Is beater) fou
The canning of vegetables I very,
-1, have no wish fafind 4 land that no
, calls 'ern Marshal waves
hours more. Th� hearing Is done wit[
sixuple proceds, if the one whIsm
o has the
� one else has ever seen,
To open up a hunti6l;
She's up in all the etiqutette, ,real
it wnodt�n hatun)er weighing fl-ot
work to do, or directs it done, under,
ground
. where human foo� has never
'stylish she behayes. ,
seven to elghteen pounds7on, a sheep
stands the real meaninir of sterilization
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been; .
Her ma, and me axe mighty proud o'
, skin'cuslilori, which rests oil a gi-anit
The word is cleanliness -yes, surgical
cleanliness -and t4e vegetables should
IVS too much trouble coming back
all she learned -but gee, - .
We sometimes wish for 'Mary Jane
block. Tit(- gold used for beating I
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be Perfectly fresh. I .
� to. write out Affidavits -long,
. instid o'Jeanne Marie.
Its urilly 22 or 23 carats flne_ A littl
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Foods that ferment have in them
And to be CeDSO-examined bv the
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alloy of coppor or, sliver Is ,added t
some form of ant or animal life. Veg.
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make it spreati.. It ,would be Impos
etables containing sugar, such as corn,
-beets and peas, are the most difficult
wrong;
For, nowadays, it seems *the fmd to
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Those unsightly, Pimplep can be en.
tireiv removed b,v the use of Millerb
sible, the beaters say, to hatudle per
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to keep,wbkte acid vegetables are most
easily kept providing sugar is not used,
make a hero prove his story, . I
Convincing first the stay.at-horaes
Compound Iron Pills. ,50 doses for 25.
cents. 'Sold byW'. S. R, Holmes. .
After the'gold, ' has ' been beaten I
TThave perfect success, as in the can.
before they'll let him have his
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Is handed over to the girls, who lif
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ming of fruits, can in small amounts -
,�, -glory. I I I .
Evidence was introduced atMontreal
the unshaped leaf from the mold Wit
do not make hard work of it, and fol,
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for the murder ot Constable Shea, of a,
pair of wooden pluchers, flatten It ou
low accurately directions given.
THE, OLD, OLD STORY __
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law er who went to the house to. see
Dizzi, and beard the shot, Dillon
,On a sheepskin cushion by gently blpw:
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String Beans I .
I builded a house of cards so fair,
told him he had shot a man. * ,
replace It between The leaves of th
Select tender,fresh beans; string and
wash them.. They way be cut in
In the rose-tinied days ef youth ;
I dreamed that I built for a whole
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New life for a quarter, Miller's Corn-
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book and flatten it.out with the breath
There tvVefity-five leaves
lengthwise piecei,short crosswise p* -
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P30g
pound Iron Pills. Sold by W. S- R-
are in
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boil rapidly 20 minutes. Have jars
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The'trath,that love is a fragile ,thing,
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ebtv books In a day, for. which sh
jets� from,D/_.., to, 3 cents 'a book,
steriLzing. Drain the beans. and i�a% k
in the jars and coverwith
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The hardest lesson of all we learri
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#ogaviere shipped this week, the
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ing water. L%y the cover'on I I -
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price was $8.00 and the next shipment
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and set in the steam cooker or a=
of boiling water and boil for one hour
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in the kettle;bhree quarbers if by steam
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As a card house ever must fall ; �
Miller's Grip Powders - Cure. Sold
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Holmes
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Lift carefully, fasten on the cover, but
In vain I h4d buiiaed as beet, I knew-
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put back to cook one.h%lt the time re-
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Stearn -cooked Vegetablos.
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Fallen its turrets and eaves ;
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I ective boarder, "how do you keep I
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such splendid physical, condition?"
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It Queen rules now in a palace grand, 1.
41 go through a few gymnastk- exe
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steam are very ration finer in flavor
But"I fancy she sometimes grieves.
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and much less loss in nutriment
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I ba;ve picked up'the bitsof pasteboard,
I have found a tried and tested Cure for Rhati.
Matism I Not a remedy that will s"fghten the
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the boiled vegetable cooking is taste-
less, indigest;ible;
Slippedpach one into -the pack-
My Qlieen of Hearts has married he .
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distorted limbs of chronic crlpft nor turn bony
irrowths back to flesh again, t I 1111DOSSiblO.
But I can now surely kill the vaim s
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I'm sorry, but we can'i boar
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you. 10ve had. the bathroom morrop
tinsightly,soggy and
all this is changed with steam cooR.m
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And I am a lonely Jkck! -
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this deplombler disease.
In Oermank-with a Chemist in the '01ty, of
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merfected, dependable prescription.
t last Ingredient, I successfully treated'inany.
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the taste, and of so preparing the diff.'
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man.* cados of Rheumatism; butnow. at last, It unt-
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erent foods and the right changes
.take place in them. Too hot a fire
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Be6re she went to board in' school she
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much dreaded disease. !those -sand -like granular
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. useter romp an' play, -
Slit, druv the cows from the field' 'an' .
wastes, found thRlieumatte Blood. seem 6o dissolve
and pass away!tuder the action of this remedy as
should have failed." .' ...
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sired. One great trouble with kmeri.
can cooking to -day is the extreme
helped take in -the bay, . I .
freelyaodow sug* .when added to pure water.
And then, when dissolved
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Was doing ife ofte'. c. t
baste with which it is done, and my
But ,she don't do that any more, be- ,
- cause of this you see� I
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one plea is for better cooked veget-
ables; much of it as done by most
She went away as Mary Jane, but
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What the eye sees not the heart rite
housakeepers, upsets the true defial.
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Sassafras andBurdock for the blood,
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Dandelion and Rhubarb fer stomach.
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She ,ent,away as Mary Jane, but I
Sold- by'r."ALL DRUGGISTS" .
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kidneys, Casearra and.Senna for the '
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contain these ValUeLble ingredient.a. 50
tablets for 95c; 250 tablets for $1.00 A
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11 Beet SU92r in the United Stat9s. -
. Beet sugar factories are now In suc- ,
cessful operation In sirteen states.
Colorado leads all otlim state," en-
giiged in theqViistry, having sixteen
factories. In I'907, these produced 169.�
000 tons of sugftr. or enough It It bad
been passed around to gire all. the peo- "
ple In the United States four poundit I
apiece. I 1. .
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California and Michigan follow Com-
3-ndo at a respectful distance in the
race for second place. Michigan ba.%
The same number of factories as Colo;
rado. but Their product Is considerably
smaller. , California has only nine
plants. but some of I he latter are very
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large. ,From year to year the produc6
tion of sugar Is about the same In the
two states. .
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strong producers. Idaho and Wiscon.
--fin follow with four each, and . tirerp
cre ten states with one factory each,
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,Lyons, N. Y. Ila . milton City, Cal- bas
the most western factory, Los Alavil.
.1os, Cal., the most southern and Bil-
3ings. A -font., the most northern.
The largest factory In the United
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States and one of the largest to the
world is the one at Spreckels, CAL,
which Is able to 'slice 3,000 tons, of
beets In a day, or a hundred carloads
of thirty tons each. I . '
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-United States Is the one at Alvarado,
,Cal.. which was established In felo ,
n n beet sngar fole
thirty years. .
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Stops falling hair -causes to grow on bald
beads. Curesdandruff, Itchinii, scalp diseasm i
By its use thin hair growalu%urlautl%, - '
Contains rid oili or greasy liigr64i6nt&
Is entirely unlike 6y ldth= hair POP"
, tidt ever ofrered,&r sale. . .
A good, reliable Canadian PrePSMUOD-
1jissolletted TestimoliftIA6 ,
Edith A. Burke, MiAslonary,11. M. Chumb,
'Alchim1m, Egypt, arid friends, gWatlypleMa
^;�ufts after two years'using.
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: L A. Hopes, Wilner. Montana. MY hair
.'and whiskers restored to natural 00101, dark
- brown, by using Canadian Hair Resthrcr-
Y.Orfiin,Bur opoville,Ont. 0anadian0air
� P.j&avor is the Cat -1 have ever U"
Mow Abordeen.,Cave Breton,
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� , ,) ;Opold hl all wholesale and reWl druggists,
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. ailed any address in the eivillMd. world
It - on receipt of orico, 5ft Manufactured b9p
, , %%M NIMMM fto W161iot., on&* caw&4
i S 31d in Clinton by, W., S. - R.
� *1 Holmes J. &'Rovley, W, A.
L M-econ-lell, druggists,
UlAard'sliftitfiblittourel GargotAft,ftws.
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I mediate neects.. Efe said they had merchants in his home town who had been ,ced
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6 , , . tion there (in an eduesclonal institution) that was made- possible only by the settling
I . in the imi-heai%te vicinity of'a number of btialness men aridfarmers.and that lie would - '
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if that is tb4i Western sl�iirit, it is not difficult
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I , growth. of'the.country and the enthusiasm the Westerners feel for their towns.' It is .
. ref res�hing to hear'6ne -of them e,ipatiate on the. merits of his place of residence. Poss- .
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. iblv. we have not beard thi- name before, for they are making towns ranidly out that .
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bility, but, we�can tell youi friends, that in the -intense local -p'attiotisin of the*V� est-
net- lies the secret of -the,country's marvelous . giowtfi arid prospt r11ty. . .
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, . � I � What a change there would be in.Clintoulf It.ourcitizens wereimbued with a'
X the - residents of Clinton would tske -
� . . st . rul-arcp'�rit, Him the place would- thtiveif' " .
. . . as much int6resb in the welfare of our towwas that Westerner does in his.' . But as a
matter of fact what do we find ? It is not'only that.1nany in Clinton spend money
. , wheiA away from home for things they might ,have obtaine I here before loavlap" but , I ..
1 - they deliberately defer supplying their wants'until they P'o away, Some indeed send '
their money by mail and receive the gonds by express, under, the mistaken impiession . .
. . , that they can save a few cents by so Aoing. How our Westerner would scorn such
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� . Now, is it not possible fdr each one of us to emu'ate that spit
I . wholesdme loyality t10 our own,ppople to our town &ad to ourselves ? Can we not see
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I . It would enlarge �u� business and dnr social life. It woul'I also increase our self-respect.'
,j ,It is a mistake to think you sava anything by acting in a contrary Way.. As a matter
� of fact you can supply your need.% -in Clinton ,�'Just ai �Aeconomlcm,ly as in any place in . I -
I Qanada, even in the large places, where it costs more to do business, where taxes are
I I . greater and where the cost of living is. hi'gher, with consequent higher prices for labor I .
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,An a new expansion of our town if each individita �
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a Lesson X11I.-Thlrd Quarter, For . I . , , '
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I Text of the Lesson, I Cor. x, 23-33. M ' N! -
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I Rom, XVr 2--comniptitary Propare'l : it printed on our peesses, and will be complete .
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f by Rev, D. M. Stearns. . ,N W 04Ys, 11 is in paraphlel form, pro, .
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e * This epistle Is dlAded' Into several on super-caleadared paper, in An artistic apd.
attractive cover, We purpose presenting each , A! .
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t ,; It � NEW pubscriber who enters our Subscription 1111kolp I
A Now, equeerning.11 cr "Now, aq touch- . List, during sEPTEMBER or OCTOBER, *J)A0 , I
d Ing" (vil, 1; vill, J;,,xil, -1; xvi, 1), and IN - with one of these Souvenirs. Only'a limited . ,
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ebr lesson Win the portion which 11 number are being rinterf, so all who Wish to
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e tbi i ngs, 6frered unto ldbis." While rec- 11111:Lplic Subscrintion, $1,00 to.e:nd of 1910 - . 'kO,AP .
it ognjzing� that. our Idol is, nothing and I
.9 that . meat commendeth ulp.not to God. 6N 1 '215c to end of 1909 NIA -0
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h yet he says, "If meat make my bxoth- IMC I . American. subscribers must add postage. .
r or to 61fend I will eat no; flesh WhRe Ow � I I %!I� I
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r Ahe world standeth lest I -make my Air" . . . . I
d brother to offend" (vill, 13), Whatever �1" $"If V" VIM I :
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r he did or refrained from ikilng It was , oxv�.Wlt�zoxwvn: 01WIN 5�& 0
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ii -Christ should be hindered and that he . - - � lv- :
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e theme things happQued to them for our . Ig � as. - - Best Xaierlal- .
o exampleg -and admonition, and he re- APPIes Wanted* v,holee Des I
I ralfids us that God is faithful, Who � . . � . JAMES DOIGI
I will ubt suffer us to be tempted aboVr� - I will b'e In the market for both
that we are able,(x, 11-13). He would Fail, Winter and Evaporating Apple� Opposite Post Otne4p, - - Cllintpn.
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t have uw know that all our, life is either Before selling, seq me or my- ageLES. � I I -_ I
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t must not come utder the p�wer of I �. . . . Painter and Paper Hangeir. I I I I
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c God having made us so x1ch in Christ 1 "I . . . . Prices' reasonable. . . I � , I
I that all things are 6urs, things present I I I -1
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a and things to come (111, 21-231, we are I � I . � I I ,Collegiate Institute. � . . I
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that they, too, may be saved and have ��=_ ' �
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the same. riches in Christ and then go . .../I .1 . , , I
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out 'to seek others (x, 33). Lolve'seek,. . I , I F0144" McLeod . I
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whom �I e. told you often and now . :
�e!ll. you even weeping,'tbat they a, - youe,first order, because we know that . . I
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d the enemies* of the cross -'of Christ, , the satisfaction you .� .. � . . I .� .
I.. Whose end 19 destruAion, whose God that will s to.thd fact L . . .. L. .. I
I that you.cannot do better anywhere G. 11. R., STATION, CLINTON. I r
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. .is their belly and whose glory,,.Is in ej . I . L
,,2g,s,. ,fisethatyou can with us. You, vvill , . . � . .. I . .
-their shame, *ho mind earthly t 11 rid that we are not "sill ats.&�'ixx our I I 1 . .. . ..
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. . Theltwice repeated sailng In -verses- minuW' and watchful of the interests . . I I . I
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'fullness thereof," Is . from . the Ze are really acting for our LINE FOR. SALE. . , '
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psalm which speaks of those with . . . I . . . - AT !iap' ' � ' � I . . . 1, I I
,e. elean hands and pur� hearts wixo*seek � � Q'. A - DOWN89. I . . . .' L . * .. * .
0 the God ot.Jacob and open wide' the . 0 0 � . . Belgrave Lime- Works, *.
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gates �o the.King of ' Glory. When He �Merch=t Tailor. - - Clinton', Manufacturers of I First- . clfiw Lime. . 1.
Is - oq the.L throne of our hearts - we - will . . . . I * ' . I . I
L . . L . I OUR MOTTO: Fint,olms Lima sold, and I
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91 not be heard asking silly questions � , ' I I I.. I I I . . . prices within reach of &IL . . . I . �
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about what we may eat.or not eit, nor . . .. . . : � 1 20c.. per bushel at Was, or 25c for Uo- ' I
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will we bow -down to any idols within YOU_ 'L .'. Isushel loads, delivered, at OrAiam!s . . .
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me -, Are : . . Hotel, Clinton. . .1 I . -
thought will always be to please Him, - I. � . . Orders f][Iled promptly. , . I. � . L . . :
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. others .may want to know Him , .Ad fied � . .
... whom we have bi His gracei become I . ' " I I Belgrave, Ont. .1 . � I .
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. so- . devoted., When we become thus I .,With the way*your repikitig - � . � � � � . . . I I .. 1. .
. and spe�ial Work is being -
. . spirit � filled, . drunken with , the new' L , .done?* , . . I I , ,
I wine of .the kingdom. I filled. with�. joy I . I .. � WA -Watts & Som-, I :
a . ad peace by belle'ring4 I some will be . od? . . 'L I . I ,
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. drawn away from the� beastly drunk- I . . L - - , . have eVery.thing needed in the shoe . . .r �
,. .. priness. of earthly things to the .love � IS L tile price, Irkilt - 11, .: . I repairing line to execute All their work ..
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,. scicusly. � L manship Is of the best procurable any-,. .,
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6. - ' . ,,,,all - where. We also f6vAir Suit Cases,
. I worldling sees nothing -An professing I L'. We are in business to ff X., ' � I L
- essentials. and wohld Satchels and Pocket Books, also c1dal i
Chrisilans that can begin to'eompare . ,these nd dye s%me. , . . I 'i
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L .. with -his ,1pleasures'. of sin for a sea. .� ' Our' old" Stand- is OPPO *1 e I
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. control the 611dren. of disobedience .L. . . .1 a.lnng.. . . __ - L 1,
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live, says to his blinded ones cone I ern- G . 11ding,'Eup,raving. . Notice to onr Custonieri in. and. .. .
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: I at#hem. They go'to,church and,sing Setfing, etc. . . .Londesboro. .
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and pray on Sunday, -and the rest of I . . . . , thatw w'tend keeping our shoe -re- - L
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. theirLGod. .Comb my way all the t 4' R. C__ ' ter, 'L . nesdays and"Saturdays and
. be happy. I'll do. Vefter for you than , ttea
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.Let' us eat and drink and be merry, I I . . . merits have been made with.2C. � .L
I for there is no lake of fire not place of ISSU06r 'of Marriage Licenses Adauas tc take in work and give cub ' I
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. . the 'Bible any more, and Jesus was . I . . . _. I there, still solisiting your, Patronage;, -
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