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E OF EVIL HA IT
Once Formed it is a Very Difficult
Matter to Give Them Up.
el tie:exam; to At or the reniseteut ex give up s1n. and return to thod• awl
Camads. fn the year One Thousand Nine 111111•
p,r,d oce, by wilb,„, 1,414,,or Toroato,,•ahle him !how he is going to bQ be,P-
the Depetteeet a aloha:wee teiteeej tezed,whetiter by sprinklIng or nu -
A ,:esix.,"01 A.oui Tbi imeerissiognaianustitawTattia.leindletf i:achurch
•est= says: poor
time to talk about Preebyterian ca-
techism and 14piscopal liteargies and
Methodist love feasts and 13aptise
immersions when a man is about to
come out of the darkness of sin in-
to the glorious light of the gospel.
Now, I have shown you these or•
staeles because I want you to un-
derstand I know all the difficulties
in the way, ibit 1 azi new going'
te tell you how Hennibal may scale
the Alps and how the shachles may
be unriveted aud how the paths of
virtue foreaken, may be regained
First of all, throw yourselt on Gee.
Go to him frankly and earnestly and
tell II= these habits you breve atul
osk hint iS there is any help in all
the resources Qt omnipotent. love Act
give it to you. ilo not, go on with
a long riginerole, whieli &OMR people
call prayer. xnade up of ohs and
ahs and forever and forever amens.
Go to God and eny for help,
The, &so, I counsel you, if yoo
want to get bach, quit all your had
aSfioeirtteS. One unholy intimacy will
your soul with moral thstemper.
1.0dY wae hreuRht 11P• Anf' In all the ages of the eherch there
ht, all matters of temptation end al-
reinent it ie Pot a, prolongation has wit been an instance where a
men hept one evil aSSOGiate anU VOA
hat le PeOPosed.hut 01113.' aSa reformed -among the eixteen hun-
more intialgencee, just one more sin. hrets of tee race
Theo comes the fatality. Alas for the
one round more "I will nee it yet NOT ()NE: INSTANCE.
again." Give up your bad companioas or
OUR LIBRA.ItIES
Aro adorned with elegant literature
_Rev. Dr. Talmage preached frdUl
the following text: -Proverbs =eh
33: "When shall 1 awake? I will seek
it yet again."
htith an insight into burnan nature
such as no other man ever had, Sot -
in them words is shetching the
mental precesses of a man who has
ste ')ed aside from the path of recti-
tude and would like to return. Wish-
ing e somethiug better he says:
"When shall 1 awake? When shell I
got over this itorrilde nightmare of
Miquity?" But seized upon by =e-
radicated appetite and pushed dowu
hill by his passions he cries out:
"I will Seek it yet agoin. I will try
"2t yet once More."
About a. mile Astra Princeton, N.
there is a ektethig pond. One
wtnter day, when, the ice was very
tldn,a farmer living near by warned
the young Men a the danger of skat-
ing at that time. They ail took Gm
winning except, oue young mon. He
ij the spirit of bravado said, "Rohs.
round more." Ile struck out on
his eltatee, the ice broke, anti his
tones up and restores the
tach to normal condition so
it digests food without
-ing discomfort
I A'
Qof positive :
Us Maio Spied, Dalhousie, N.B.,
the following: "I have been a
from Liver Complaint and Dye -
for the past two years and felt
vory iniserahle. 1 could not tette much
tech os it hurt rue to eat. My Mende
Why don't you try B.B.B.' I did
ten wine two bottle?, which Pantie such a
complete euro that I ean TIOW eat any-
thing 1 like without it eausingree diseone
fort."
Organ of the Body Toned
up and Invigorated by
Ift. P. W. Meyers, King St. E., Berlin,
Ont., says: "1 suffered for five years
''with "palpitation, shortness of breath,
sleeplessness and pain in the heart, but
one box of Milburn's Heart and Nerve
Pills completely reraoved all these dis-
tressing symptoms. I have not suffered
siuce taking them, and now sleep well
and feel strong and vigorous."
Milburn s Heart and NOTFEI Pills care
all diseeses arising from weak heart,
•W ont-uerve tissues, or watery blood.
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GOSPEL OF 17171ALTH.
A Few Hints on How to Preserve
Your Health. ,
To be healthy is the natural state,
and' disease is, in nine cases out of
ten, our punishment for some indis-
cretion or excess, says a -writer.
„Every time we are ill it is a part
• roePateilig youth which we
sq de slfvery recovery, whether
from headache or pnetimenia, is ac-
complished by a strenuous effort of
switality, and is, therefore, a waste of
your .capital of life.
The best plan to avoid illness is to
live ',regularly, siraply, with a frugal*
ity that stupid persons alone will
deem painful or eccentric. Sleep
eight Lowe every twenty-four.
Veetilath the rooms you work and
sleep in. Very few people, evert
emong those who think they are
well up in modern ideas, have any
Conception of what ventilation
eane Even when my voice .was the
nly thing 1 had bit in the world I
lept with my window wide open,
=liner and. winter, and never caught
old in that way.
, Examine seriously in to your list of
'tied al obligations, have the good
eense that there is neither pleasure
nor profit in most of what you re -
exert' as essen I in that line, and
Silnplify your social life--simplii-y it
rill you eon.
Complicated living 'bring's worry,
and worry is the main enemy of
health and ha ppinoss-th e one fiend-
ish microbe that does more to de.
stroy tem health and b appine2 of
mankind than any other.
Arake your home a pleasant pla-ce,
cheerful, but wen Within your
glee up heaven. It Is not ton owl
Companions that destroy a, man, nor
addreesed to young mere pointiog out five had compaidenee nor three, bue
to them all the dongers anti perils of elle'
ompiete map of the 1.0„...,20 of What chance Is there for that
lifeee-the eliouls. the rocks, the quiet:- YOune 311411 1 yaw along the •-trtItlt.
huh suppose a young mot is four or five yourg lima With lain, in
olready shipwreeked, suppese he is e, front gr
of a ogshop, urging Um lto
ready air the track, suppose be has go in. he resistieg-violently re-
alr
esistilig - until after awhile they ady gone astroy-how can he be
got hack? ei a question that forced him to go in ? It Was a,
unimewered. and amid ail leer "'Pmand the deer Was le"
the books of the librariee 1 nod not open, and I saw the process. Theo
ld
p
01.0 word on that subject. To thct. fuet, and they put the cup
chtes of ersonn 1 this day toltiresslo
1,11\erhafteos•ceiladacediee;ns
myself. there for Filch a young roan ?
you compare what you are now Some of you, lilto myself, were
with what you Were three or four horn in the country. And what
e ears ago and you are greatly t is- gloriollA news might these young Wert
heartened. You are ready with ev-
pzuesiou of your soul 0 listen send. home to their parents that this
‘"ufteruoon they lutil surrendered them-
e. diKUSSIOn like this. Be or good eeives to God and started a, new
cheer! Your hest days are yet tO thy I know how it Is the coun-
come. I onbr you the liana of wel- try. The night tonnes on. The cute
come mut reenue. put tha sliver .,
I. tl 1 1 •
trumpet or the gospel to my BIT wifich litirst the trusses of*hay. The
and blow one long, loud blast, sae- hones have just frisked up from the
" 1
(.. " metelow brook at the nightfall and
aud let hint come now.The church staud knee deep in the bright straw
of Qoa is reatly to '1 2122 a banquet that invites them 1.0 lie down awl
upon. your return, and oll the bier- rest.. The vetch of .the hovel is full
archs of heaven rail into line of ban- of fowl, their feet warm under their
nerhd PrectF.81011 evcr 7eur "r('den1P" feathers. When the nights got cold,
tion. 'Ow flames Clap their hands above the
eluppon a. Man of 111.'0 or ten sei
-* great backlog and shake the sbadow
twentY years of evil cloins• resolves of the group up :Ind down the wall.
to dwh
o right. 'o 11 tile 101COS
- If Father ad mother sit there for half
darkness are allied against, him. ITO an hour, saying nothing. I wonder
gets down 012 11)2 Races at ntidnight
„ whet they aro her thinkof. After
aria cries, "Clod holli mei" •"e awhile the father breaks the silence
bites his lip. lie grinds his teeth.
Ho clinches Ills fist m a determina-
tion to lteep to his purpose. Be
dare not look at the bottles in the
Window of a wine, store. It is one
lung, bitter, exhaustive, 112121(1 to home, end since he hat been away
hand fight with inflamed, tantalizieg there have been so many prayers of -
merciless habit. When he. thhilts he
fered for him we can trust still."
is entirely free the old inclination him Then at 8 or 9 o'clock, just before
P01111008 upon him like a pack. of they retire, for they go early to bed.
hounds, all, their 111lIZZIC8 tearing they kneel down and commend you
to that God evlio watches in country
and in town,
ON THE LAND AND ON THE SEA.
Ob. despise not paternal anxiety !
Ing to return, tries to take scene The time :wilt come Athol' you
professor of religion by the hand. have neither father nor mother, and
The professor of religion looks at yea will go ieround the place where
hien, looks at the faded apparel. they use(1 to watch you and find
and the xnarks of dissipation, and them gone from the house and gone
instead of giving him a firm grip of from thefield, mid gone from the
the hand offers him the tip end Of neighborhood. Cry as loud for for -
the longernngers of the left hand, gee el:Kiss as you may' over the mound
'hich is equal to striking a man in in the churchyard, they cannot an. -
the face. Oh, how few Christian Swer. Dead ! Dead 1 And then you
people -understand how 3118012goepel will take out the white lock of hair
there is in a good, honest handshak- that was cut from mother's brow
ing! Sometimes when you have else before they buried here and you
felt the need of encouragement and will take the cane with which your
some Christian man has token you father used to walk, and you will
heartily by the hand have you not think And think and wish that you
Telt thrilling throitgli every fibre of had done just as they wanted you
your body, mind and soul an ere and would give the world if you had
couragement that was just what you never thrust a pang through their
needed? dear old hearts. , . •-
The prodigal, wiehieg to get into God pity the young man who has
good society, enters a prayer meet- brought disgrace on his 1 2.11)01 sjvouis 3. will seo it through. You
and says, Well, I wonder, where
our boy 121 2)2 town to -night." And.
the mother =MO'S t "In no bad
plaee, 3. warrant you. We always
could trust him when he was at
away at the Ranks of
ONE 120011. 11nr4DEEn.
I have also to say if a man wants
to return from evil practices society
repulses him. The prodigal, wish-
"I will take you home. I will spread
wbege over your pillow. 1 will
lovingly escort you all through life
tinder supernatural protection. I
will bless every cup von drink out of,
every couch you. ret on, every Altior-
way you. enter. I will eoesecrate
your tears when you weep, your
sweet whoa yoa1oi1 nd at the. last
I welt hand over your grave into tbe
head of the bright Angel of a Chris-
tian iteseirrection1 havie• been sent
of the Lord to be your guardian
spirit. Con= with me," said the
good angel in a N'OiCe of tretarthle
symphony. It was music like that
which drope froi a lute of heaven
when a sereph breathes on it.
011, young xnan, evil' the good an-
gel sent forth by Christ, or the bad
Angel seot, forth by sin get the vie -
tory aver your soul ? Their wings
are interlocked this moment abOve
you conteeding• for your soul, as
above the Apennines eagle and con-
dor Aght Inidskv. This hour de-
cides eternal destinies.
4._
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
INTERNATIONAL LESSON,
DEC. 1.
Text of the Lesson, Ex. W., 1-12o
golden Text, Ex. iii., 12.
1. "Ile led the flock to tite Pack,
side of the desert and came to the
Mountain of God, to Horeb." Aca
cording to Acts vii, 23, 30, lioses
was now 80 years of age, having
spent 40 yenrs in Egypt nod 40
Yeers with Jethro cte eheeheril. IIis
Shepherd life retuinds 118 of Abel anti
Jacob, David and other shepherds of
the Bible, each of whom in some way
suggests to us the Good, Greet
Chief Shepherd (John x. 11, 14;
Hein ,iii, 20; I Pet, v, 4), who saves
us, wores in us His will end will re-
ward us at His appearing. The
,eitelfieerd 1de is of necessity a loriely
life, a life apart from the world and
Its ways owl gives great opportunity
for fellowship with God. Horeb is
egoen called. the inountain of God in
I _Mugs Nix, 8, in connection with
Elijah's vieit to it. It is Mentioned
in Mal. iv, 4, as the place where God
gave Moses the law,. the statutes and
judgments and. in EX. XiX is called
Sinai. In ver.se 12 of our lesson
God told Moses that after he bed
broughe the people out of Egypt
they would servo God upon that
mountain. In Ex. xvil, 0, we read
that there J elnevale gave them water
from the rock that they might drink.
The events associated with Horeb
and Sinai give us a, most profltable
Biel° study, as do the Metintain
stories of the Bible, suck as Carmel,
Olivet, etc.
Z. 'And the angel of the Lord ape
peered onto him with flame of lire
out of the midst of a. bush." The
Lord our Co ad is a consuming fire
, (Dout. iv, 21). Ile desires His peo-
ple wholly for Himself that He may
bless them to the full. 11e eonsumes
in Ills people only that which hin-
ders their true happiness. They, like
the bush. ere not consumed tiny more
than Daniel's friends were consumed
in the furnace, which btireted only
their bonds and set them free to
walk with the San of God. The.
phrase in the bleseieg upon Joseph,
"the good aill of that invelleth
In the busk eDeut.xxxiii, 16), may
suggest that Joseph, like others who
have come through great tribulation,
are burning bush saints, oever con-
sumed because God is in them (Ise.
:dill; 1, 2),
3, 4. "When the Lord saw that be
turned Aside to see, God called unto
him out. of the midst of the bush and
said, °Moses, -Moses " Observe the
double call in Gen. xxii, 11, and I.
Sam. iii, 10, to Abraham and Sam-
uel. Joseph told Pharaoh that
doubled meant established by or pre --
pared of God (Glen. xli, 32 and mar-
gin). We think of the Lord's 25
double amens of John's gospel and
of the special attention we should
give them. If Moses had not turned
aside to eee, think what he might
have missed
5. "Put off thy shoes from off thy
feet, , for the place whereon thou
standest is holy ground." Compare
the same instruction ill, Joshua v,
15, which, I think, is found only in
these two places -to Moses as he was
about to lead Israel out of Egypt
and to Joshua as he was about to
lead them into the promised land.
To tread upon a place meant that
tbo place was • given that, person
(Joshua 1, 3). So when a person
sold a piece of land he took off bis
shoe and gave it to the purchaser
(Ruth iv. 7). it seems- to me that
God says to Moses • and Joshua in
these words sobiething to this effect:
This whole matter is Mine, not.
tent with John to learn the sigoili- 4,44,4444-4444ei,Toiiefefelei,f4-4,-.4...4,444.04taasespee*****Veseeesen
carte° of the kiogdoin anti patience of f
t 5),;20.01.3:= = Al=e, dg 4,
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...4. THE KING,
Jesus Chriet (HO. x, 86; Rev.. a ee
9). •
and now Ile says. liefoses will do THE QUEEN and
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then mayest brieg forth My peoPle.' ' ei eeeseeteeeliee SD
Qaci bad. jest sktia the,t He wovid do 0 70"70•74/7, iti
Ililose.S, aild thIS IS the lesson we are , • -.3./. THE DUCHESS ;
it', for Re will do it in and through . ./f/. •
eo Slew to learn -that "it is elod :
This own win (NO. I. 11). and faith : •
just allows God to work and quietly st II'
Remarkable Offer.
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13; ITeb. xiii, 21). Ile worketh all . OF DEVON$H1RE
:
who worketh he us, both to will and • . •
to do of His good pleesure"(Phil, ii, 40
thiugs occording to the counsel of . •
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abides with Him for Hie pleasure. * Here Is the hest after ever made in thie community. By a very excellent ar- •
What an honor is conferred Won us 16. rangement made 'with the Family Herald and Weekly Stet' of Montreal we are t
wheii He selects any one of vs to ± enabled to offer Trie Exnese TIMES and that great Rainfly Paper, the X
work through. , 4 Ferally Herald and Weeely Star, for one year or the smell sum of $1.16 and In- ;
thlel-e: lit ha'y'eCesretuatinItyheIo ,,,,,,iii be with eu elude to each subscriber time neautifut premitun pictures, of whieli the follow- ee.
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not understand. He has hisMeolisoeLde.nd .• 11;tgeKisI4;I:jef:WexAlltlet".VII.-Tree to life, a beautiful portrait size 18 x
„ i ht„ ee.
at. once and asks, "Ielio am I that I • 24 inches, on beep:tired 1 eavy white Eatin finiebed paper for framing. Tlais portrait
should go mato Pharaoh and that 1 • ",,. has been taken since hes acceesion to the throne, and is the very latest and best
should bring forth" the ehildreu of 4 obtainable. It menet be had except through the PA,301.1.7 Rra.4,1,1li LOP •
Israel ?" See him also in Num. xi, .6 WESKT.T ST.1.14 CaPh pietare hears the King's autograph. This picture has the
o • h an historicei yalue thet lae other pieture ean Posseea
siitee . • ' greae merit of being the llret eeken after the King's aceeeelon, end. has therefore
22, xh, 10, and you see at a
9 OMEN ALEXAN'DItee.„-An exquisitely beautiful platen of the remark- I
40.
ably beautifel and gee i Queen Alexandra also taken shice the ICing'e accession 4
to the throne. It is the same size As that:of the King, the tivo forming a hand- •
soefInpacppetrairmoulf pprutrroetthat. Allow would sell for many times the eebecription Price 41'
No portrait of the King and Consort tehen at the eccoed or sueeeeding sit,
tinge 011 have tem fraettea of tne value of the first. The e go dowe to history. le
THE DUCHESS Or DEVONSIIIRE.-The Renowned Gainelierough Pie. 2,
tun,. Sold at Auetion riele hi London twenty -Jive years ago for ele,50(),
stolen bY clever thieves, htdden for over twenty-four ye= and delivered. to its te
owner on payment of thl,I.O00 reward and stem sold to ele j-Plerponeltforg;an for es,
e
$75'°'.34 in brief, is the history of one of the peemium *tures, which, bye Pe,
&vex stroke et enterprise, the pablishers of the, Ytteltly fleraid Imre emend for 4.
their subscribere. The Picture is tix2S in ten colours, 414 is retired aced line for ee
linet colour for echoer with the origluel. Copiee of the reproduction are now held et,
in New York Oity, Montreni and Toronto for $12 each, and this is the Menne "?
Penally Herald subecribere are geleig to get aheolutely free together with the
c.i.
Plottlies of the King and gegen, ,,..
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Is tha not hist value? Call at Tao Tams 011ice tool see simples eie
eik
of these beautiful pictures. •
reading. Its agricultural, pages alone are worth many times the subscription. *
pricYe.ou wane Trig Benne Toms for the local news, and you want that he
great paper the Family Herald for Ws 21 pages of general news and fereily 4io
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Bring or eend your eulieeription. to
THE TIAFIES OFFICE.
ing. Some good man without much nem& God pity the young man who come with Me and rely upon Me.
sense greets ltim by saying: "Why has broken his mother's heart. Bet 6. mo,e, hid hi, iac6, for be was
are you here?* You are about the ter that he had never been born.
: afraid to -look upon God." A deep
last perpon 1 expec,ted to see 111 ,121. Better if in the first hour cd his nen
.. sense of unworthmess is all ' accom-
prayer meeting. Well, tint dying 1 instead of being laid against tuo Paniment of a revela,tion of God
thief was saved, and there is hope , warm bosom of maternal 'tenderness, ( jgb elin 5,6; 'ea. re 5; Dane e, 8;
for yon ." You do not know any- he had beee cofened and sepulebered.
Luke v, 8; Rev. i, 17). God revealed
thing about this, Melees that you 'Phere is no balm powerful eneughto Himself to /loses as the God 01
have learned that when a man tries heal the heart of one who has Abritham, Isaac and Jacob, the-00cl
to return from evil dom,ses of con- brought parents to a sorrowful grate not of the dead, but of the living
duct he runs against repulsions in- and who wanders about through the (Math. ).xii, 32). De told Moses to
numerable. . dismal cemetery rending the air end say to Isrs01. "I am ,hath seet me
How thee° dainty, fastidious wringing the hands and crYing' anto you (verse 14); I am tbat 1
Christians in all our chirrehes f ire, ' 'Mot her ! Moeller ! Oh, that to-dey
, am. 111. is Jehovah who changes
going to get into heaven I do not. by all the memories of the past an,
know unless they have an especial bY till the hoPeS of, the future, yollt Idlao..yt4, :t..foe_s•Alisty.Cab",11..disti or etvheer SAllinael . Yieisi,te.6r.;
trein of f ars cushioned and upholst- wouldyield yom, h.eart to God! may 1.1eL, xiii, 3). lefen pass awny from
erect, each ono a car to himself. Tbey your father's Cod and your mother's earth and great changes come, but
caneot go with the great herd of Cocl be your God forever !
fie continues, and every purpose of
publicans and sinners. 0 ,ye who This hour the door of - mercy nie sea.11 bo per formed at Itis ,,,p_
curl your hp of scorn on the fallen.. swings wide opal. ,Hesitate not i-1
I. tell you plainly that if you had moment. In many a hesitis
bean
i P°inted tiene.
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been surrounded by the same leen- the loss of all. At the corner of S"I have surely seen and have
ences instead of sitting to -day amid a street I sate a tragedy. A young. heard, for I know their sorrow, and
am .
the cultured n
ad refined and thm
e an evidently doubted as to which I come down todeliver them ancl
Christian • you might have bem direetion he had better take. His t° bring tham unto the g°°cI lanth"
Note carefully the whole of these
could see he had an intelligent fore- ° .
in stable or ditch covered with filth head. hears and knows and that whim He
•He had a stc)ut chest and a wilt do for Ilis name's sake: Eveay
end ab o mina ti on ! it is not because robust de-ye-lop/nen-L.
we are naturally any better, but be - child of Gad may talia comfort from
cause the mercy of God has protected 'SPLENDID 1*°13.NC- MAN these f,issuralices .Vill:=1,teYer be your
, rrhose that are brought up in cultured yowig map, ! wee- cue .seceicri8..oawals. o,1
„. you.r etr.cumstances
Christeen circles and tvatched by stop there .while so many were going O M. -WS and kl10WS, ,211d
The feet is that He permits head things to continue
up and down ?
and a, JD it is because the best time for His
ovary y 0 qn g man has a good angel
ad angef eantend jxig for Lilo delivetance hos not yet come. "As
a good angel and a' bad angel trlig-
ov, 3.,e3.ut L'°
late ill anything that He does, but
we need patience and must be .0011-
A CROUCHING WRETCH_ hat ,was lifted high enough so y
- 611 tw verses that which seeS and
ri stian parentage should not be
so hard on the ffdlen.
inqans. thhik‘,., also that 11.3`011 are often
hindered' from returrting by the fact
.c13.0 ches .are an xi ous :thou t
46 ,out of every .100 postcards sold
in Ger-,:aany last yair were tottrist's
picto'nuI ca1 ds.
ma story. 0 bie and tee,.. was ifoarkGotohdoIllj,ii.s..wwaft;7 piesrfle)cerit-fe, ct(p,
ti lei 3' melnl?Pri-illiP, to. 0 11,119.10115 1113°11-1:' gling with the.t ;young man's soul ut
their'',deaunninatianS, 111121 they rush „..he corner j". ,,etreet,.
out then -Limy Sell a, 111= about to ion', with me," said tlie good lingo?
that his eheee are on. is flunk-
ing of hilasell, sot of God. The t_
'three signs given him, as recorded lu ;
the begiuning of the next chapter, to
should have shown him his import- t
mice and the power of God, yet. we ;
hear him. objecting and refuelug.
though God said, "1 will be with t
thy mouth and teach thee what th011 ;
shalt say" (iv, 12), so that filially te,
God gives him his brother Aaron to
be his spokesman or prophet (iv, 1
10; vii. 1, 2). I kuow nothing great- *
er in the Lord's service than the as-
sUrttnee Of the Lord's presence and •
that lie gent us. As to the firet ree
30slina 1, 5: Jttdg- vi. 14, 10; isu
Xli„ 10. 113; Jer. i, 8, 19; Mg. i.
in 4; Math. xxvill. 20, and other,.•
as you may find them.
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•
CHESTNUTS.
Where They Come Prom and Their
Mazy Vses.
•
the
Tile work. of cultivatleg the elms-, Ghhheteheehhhhhaah******-te****Pleh4,4404.04,4****44.444...
ut tree and prepering the nuts foe
meant is carried on to. yery
large extoet, in Freuce; tho centre of
this induetret is Lyoes, but in many I
of the departments the cheetuut af-
fords work for thousands of people.
The chestnuts grown axe of various
Itinee and sizes. The two dietinctivo
IngT,i are enarrou and chataigne; the
former made known to us by the fa
moue erarron glaeo, is a, grafted epee
cies. While the Jotter grows wild. 10
some parts of France, elieSteuts form
a eery import:int artefie of food a
they are Wilt& pulverised cetten ,
like mashed potatoes. Baked cleat -
nuts are eold from door to door 122
most, towns and villivres during the
autunan and winter. r'1n no/act:time-
cry, the chestnut occupies It conspie-
UOUS pine; every confectioner pre-
pares them. There are large estab-
lishments all over the country where
eliestnuts are prepared during the
season; the largest of thew is in
Lyons; where more than 200 girls
and 'women aro employed. No fewer
thnn 26,000,0001b. or chestnuts cure
annizelly prepared by this firm, the
season lasting only four months.
The rest of the year is devoted to
the preserving of other fruits. Tho
nuts are first peeled aud then boiled
in dear water; then the inside skie
is removed and they arc placed in
syrup, flavored with vanilla. In
which they remain for three days.
Aftcr draining the chestnuts are
treated with a coating of vanilla
and packed in boxes,
misIDENcm 1e013. THE KAISER
Gretet strides have been made with
the alterations at Buckingham Pal-
ace, which has been completely re-
stored in the interior end very large-
ly refurnished. The suite of rooms
which belonged to the late Empress
Frederiek o.s Princess Royal of
Great Britain, has now increased the
accoinmodation, but the King has
placed, them at the disposal of his
nephew, the Emperor William, .thus
affording the German Monareh
permanent kesidenee in London. As
at present arranged, the court will
spend Christmas at Buckingham Pal-
ace for the first tim.e for many
years.
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110'Ve TO MAKE PASTE. ,
Dissolve a teaspoonfel of alum.in a
quart of water. When cold, stir. in
LIS much flour as win bring the paste
to the consistency of thick cream.
Carefully press out, all humps. Stir
in half a teaspoonful or powdered re-
siri and pour on to the paste e. clop-
ful of boiling water, stirring it thor-
oughly-. 'When it becomes very thick,
pour into a jar, add feew drops of
oil of , cloves,' and keep in a cool
place. Wheu required 'for use take a
little' and soften with warm water.
WAITING, ]'OT' ANDILEE.
That Attdree, the daring exploxer,
is )(pet is the general eonviction of
his countrymen, but. his aged mother
thinks ot,lterwise. She lives' very un-
ostentatiously in Gramm, a small
town, 02- 21 Pension which the Swed-
ish Govermriett allows .her. The lit-
tleroom in whieh he used to sleep
is carefully set in order by her own
hands every day, and she lleVelt sits
down to a 3neal without praying- God
to bring her boy safe honle to her,
Andree's sister lives with her, and
she is almost as hopeful as her
mother.
QIJIT3111NS AND THEIR PHOTOS
Queen Alexandra, who is an en-
thusiastic photographer, alwTays tra-
vels with her kodal;., and has many
interesting, records of her journeys.
Her Majesty always carries with her
an enormous number .of photographs
of lier many friends and relatives
for the adorning of her private rooms
wherever site 17.037 be. 'The ' late
Queen, who aleo hecl numbers of
photographs, was fond of 13.0ving lit -Take a tRwa,Livir Fin efere Teter,.
relatives, friends. and even her pet
tie' statuettes made of her favorite int, 'Twill werk while you. sleep ivith-
a gripe oi pain, curing biliousness,
doge, ancl ehese costly souvenirs-
ou
constipation, sick hbadache and dyspep-
intinY °I which wera exec"tea in g`hld ilia and Make yen feel better in. tbo
or silver --now form a,. iionsiderauje morning. pilot, 2(50.
item of the "plate" at Windeor.
IICOCELE SIRICTUTitz
No istberdisease 15 10 prevalent arnoug moo Yarioecele. Ar, it interfe.ree with
the otttrition of the etecuel organs it produces emissions, loss of semen through the
uriuertimfay 01 the organs, pain iu the loins, aching in the back, itervoluolualit des-
powleticy, easeintotes, palpitation of the iteare constipation, and a comb nation
these results tos etn.tplete Loas 11.1(oultoodl. Thoyeanda of yoncr are
age.I matt aro troubled with Striettefie. If you have reason to hellevs on are
1.111 cted with it, don't neeltot it. It win ruin you. noun let doctors exp.riaent
Oa rea enttliqr, stretching or tearing it. gear New Dietbod Treatment
dissolves the strict -no tissue kerma it disappears and Caa never return. W. #.ure
raricorele atat Stristure without operation or loss of time. The Mathieu nta„,,bO
akeu at lithos privately. Send for our Free Illustrated Book on Vistricociple,
".luer,pm awl inset. WO gm-wax:4'4o to Cur* or No Pay.
Kidne s at r1adi, er
sexual complaints affect these organs, hence the kidneys are a great sourer;
at diseaie, nave yet; aching or weakness over the small of the back, tendency to
eleate frequelllin deposit In urine, coldness of hands or feet, A drowsy feeling. In
the morning. Don,'t neglect your kidneys. Our New filletbod Treatment
is gearamtead 1.0 0111(3 any disease of these organs or eo pay.
.0",:ks-No Names Used Without Written Consent.
TA
0, W. Rowe, of tackson, Mich., saysi-I had
verleocele In the secondary stage and two
stactures of 8 years standing. 1 was operated
ou twice, undergoing great suffering, inn only
got temporary relief. X vas finally advised to
try the NOW Ariothod Treatment of Drs.
ff. fa It. The enlarged veins disappeared le
si:c weeks, the stricture tissue was removed In
eight weeks and my sexual energy end vitality
returned so t vas a man in every respect. I
recommend you doctors with ray whole heart."
CURES GUARANTEED. NO CURE NO PAY.
Before Treatment. After Treatment
We treat and cure Nervous Debility. Lost Manhood, Varloccele, stricture, siva-
ins, Gleet, 'Weak Farts. Gonorrhma and Unnatural Discharges. Consultation Prue.
Books rree. Write for Question List for Rome Treatment.
Konntiv0 KoFgap
,3 148 SHELBY 0SETTRRE0ET,
IT.ivilc4,
.6fle
NALUE OF THE KING'S MOWN%
Tho crown worn by ICing Edward T
ailorst
at his Coronation will be enlarged,
but its weight will be kept down. to B
the loeveet possible degree. Now a,ci Backs
that it has become an object of great
interest alter a long Seclusion many
questions aro rife concerning it. The
mate in the street, who is most im-
pressed by the 'cash value of an ob-
ject rather than by its historic or
sentimental associations, is particu-
larly anxious to know how much the
crown is worth. The question is
more easily -,asked than answered.
Sixty years ao the trowe., was val-
ued at something like a hundred and
thirteen thousand pounds, but it
considered that the gems lep,ve
higher value now apart from that
whech historic importance confers.
BAKED AND FRIED POTATOES.
Baked potatoes supply more nour-
ishment thazs those cooked in any
other way, and fried ones are the
most difficult to digest.
tl"
DR. WOOD'S
NORWAY FINE SYRUP.
A positive cure for all Throat, Lung
and Bronchial diso6.ses.
Reuling and soothing in its action.
Pleasant to take, prompt and effec-
tual in its results.
Mr. Chas. Johnson, Bear River, NS.,
writes: '1 was troubled with lioarsimess
and sore throat, whieh the (looter pro-
ItOUlleed end recent:Mon d me
to try Dr. Wood's Norway. Pine 2' 2.
I did so, and after ming three betties
vas entirely cured."
Il'he cramped up posi-
tion in which e, tailor
worke comes Imre on
his kidneys and hard
on his back. Very few
escape backache, pain
in the side and urinary
troubles of one Lind and
another.
eees' Oftentimes the first
warnings of kidney
he' (1112021128are neglected -
think ili will be all right
in a day or two,ebee
sick kidneys won't got well without help,
DOAN'S
KIDNEY PILLS -
Are the best friend of kidneys needing
assistance. Rea& the proof from a tattier
hhao has tried them. -
Mr. John Robertson, raerohant tailor,
Durham, Ont., gives his experience as
follows:
"I had been ailing with my kidneys for
more than e, year when I commenced taking
Doan's Kidney Pills, which I got at Me-
Parla,nies drug store, and am sincerely glad
that I did so. The wrong action of ray
kidneys made me sick all over and caused
me much inconvenience and pain, Thee is
now a thing of the past, because Doan's
Kidney Pills oared me 3. have had uo
trouble Or inoonvenience with my kidney's
or back since 3. took these reniarke.ble pills,
and yon may be sure that I gladly recom-
mend. them to other sufferers.'
LAXA-LIVER PILLS
aro the ladies' favorite medicine. They do
not purge, gripe, weaken or sicken. They
act naturally on tbe stomach, her and
bowel's, curing constipation, dys'pePsia, 'sick
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