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Have Your Scarlet Sins Cleansed Whiter
Than the Driven Snow,
character of that sister. You say
that Yon, are sorry, that you did not
look into the facts before tile evil
wee done, and she died of a broken
heart, It is now too late to hring
her back; to life. 13ut God will for-
give you, yes, whether we are
thieves who lave robbed men and
women of their good names, God will
forgive us if we only repent. "Though
your sins be es scarlet," That means
you; that means you. Will you, 0
man, 0 woman, accept the, omnipot-
ent and endless and eternal forgive-
ness of God? Will you bave your sin -
stained garments waehed in the blood
or the Lantb?
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1: FOR THE 1101VIE 4
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(6) Recipes for the Kitchen.
ilygierie mad Other Mete.
'VClETARIAN DIET.
A simple vegetarian diet properly
prepared e;111. keep the body hi better
health than mere elaborate meat
diets. Facts t,chow that man or WO -
man can live healthily and be streOg
on AL diet into which flesh never en-
tere. Again, the nor-fleslt eater suf-
0 for the nou5eiceeper, 0 fers from less illnees than the mixed
o 0 feeder,
00.98.0666.(:306330e00066)* Vegeteblee ene a most valuabl
food end, with the addition of grams•
will sustain life end insure health
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
THE S. S. LESSON.
INTERNATIONAL LESSON,
MAY 15.
Text of the Lesson, Luke rte., 1 1-
24. Gelden Text,
iQsea vi., 1.
The lesson to -day is only one part
the threefold parable of this chap--
marimral outcasts in the same woy ter, the whole setting forth the greut
love of God, the Father, Son and
that the stem. old Scottish elder
ntEnterere eeeerettne tttlIte! vt!:;:r?‘„T'yt; Many people ere apt to took noon
aijo Thousand Nine Ilundred and Four
Wm.- et "Toronto, a.t 13.1
V4tr,..,...mento aerteuttneo. Ottawa
'IA, despatch front Los Angelee, Cal.,
says :-Rev, Frank De Witt `Intlittage
preethed from the following text
Psalm "Wash me, and I shall
Lo whiter than seen.,"
"Absurd simile," you soy; "that
statement cannot be scientitlealle
-truce There is nothing whiter than
enow, any en.ere than there is any-
thing deader titan dee.th, or blacker
than black, or redder than arterial
ID
Fancy Cakes for liefreshinents.-In
serving sherbet, and iee cream for
without the use of animal mat.
Many Vegetable:, Sliel/ UP beaeSs Pe",
eVening refreshments, bouselteeperS lentils, etc., being flesh formers, can itoly Spirit, for lost, helpless, erring
usually find that noon holey ettes easily nate the p1 t. of n_teat and bit- htunanity, end the sympathy of the
looked upon the actions of his WAY -
ward daughter in the beautiful story are much more enjoyable than layer come necessary to the diet of the aneels with God in His joy over the
in Inn illeclaree's "Donnie Brier and loaf cakes. When hoWeanade non -flesh eater. Smee of the- grants ic. le f el . lost The lost ebeep
uusb.,, He professed to believe in rErap mn 1, i ter Trrinm cakes are served they are received raust be taken in small quantities ,wmgaesitc1s",°-er ilehnatiore because, 01
the unlimited poiver of Ood'e for- E IND _ha w fjourbio more eagerly by 1 be averege guests deity, or in average (leant it ies every .'
givenesS, yet ehert his only daughter, i than baker's cake, a3131 a variety other day, along with freite and veg- sm. l'° " IkstraY U'clu "°11. (F -s'
WHER--, BRITISH JUSTICE may be made very easily as well as etables daily, ,Iviii., 3; otix, 1.76; r liii.. 6; L.
his motheriess girl. is ono child,' -re
who was all to him, luid been led
Mto sin he turned to the clerk of s/Ts iTs 13,14,3.sTy. inexpensively. with one batch of Nearly ve2-1,,t,,,0414,s ant blood ret. it., 2,5); the lost piece of 111°11* -
d
the village kirk end said t "Aye, blot
nut ough. 'the following is a good purifiers; they dissolve other food „cates our heildessuess, our Mobil -
her name off the hooks 1 she is al2,. Seme Account of the gurrotpad. recitie' t''' V -Fe 41- this WaY : 4 1V -I• C'ZI/ 414d greatly aseist digestion. Ieonie itY to restore ourselves and our &k id-
-- eet,c-tiiiilee
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ins.`", ei Lent1021's Law liQ.11)00'ns'' 2, iii, 0 l'., ' ' _.;-”.'" - itsb- tmd
- ..) . - t aspoo..s ikt (mg heel.,,i). etc., nat.ertsily digested, Shenl(Rom. y., 6; Epin, ii.. 4. ZS). while
e e eaebece 1 nees to a sense 01 our comfit ion
Child, hut blot her name oid the sugar 1-1 elms butter, 1 ee . 4 • s
blood or emptier than a vticuum. bnolcs I. ' Qourts, powder. Mix not too stiff. but so , this is so, they should 1.,.. 1,0iled hull tile sons O to- ay 5 eseou i us is e
f d ' 1 • . 'II t - t
that it can ea:env be rolled Out :the usual thee% the ivati.e. *then being 'the st'llishness, ingratitude- and robl-
Snow, front a CheittiSt'S St0.40point, But, oh, any brother and sister,
has a superlative -Whiteness. 'llie though man is hard ulonTI fallen men The high courts of justice; fiorn tl
' le Divide this dounit 'into f et° peens: tireined oa and rePliired with frt,sh lion of sinful man. and also the soil
a sudden cold wave and it freei.es Iparclon and
far tip in the benvens,' Along comes len weinan,pejtAa-ecte ffofrode‘t.:;:ape-enoitneeirlst i billoadin;e7141 sttblo'eest to the ini°13sing 'eleletooanount, P°0011401112131,\ s't,,,.('-i;.: 74..`44*'d '14ilig wat''r to e")11).1.,!:re,,,,t2„1.141 thP2isrc:;1,,,lftlihtef°11019all'''ost ,n2aann,yd ‘1,11'..)(1,k) loa.forsaY,esinTott`bb3:2,
trand constitutes nut over tse 1w), eta le tc.,'' '..' l'clCr(T-'cless of cooking.
purest of all Vapors is that lc -err! end woman especially 11411.4 upon foi: clingy courts of sintunary lurisdiction T
that vaPor into snowflakes. jttSt as .. . ' g :. • ' , ; f us big a diffei•ence as between the round cotter „'„a 1 1, V. ' • - •" g•ma", , 1, i.ee 'vegetables e. ili :levee t) it lt tin, i In's,
that cold wave can freeze fallin••' morality may be tts. searlet, they ,duss of eaSe tuken In each, 9.1.0 inn- oven natil a et' eT11 ix °i3,1: 4&: 1.‘1:-$ II ILYiltrkS% "'4.t. (144i.e4...te. 6:ig".822. 1-11' F4/1110i .1! is ver:''' Pixtfla that neither 91 til°
rairidropn Into hailstones which pat7; 'shall lie whiter than the driven thow. , verb' epprecinto the amount, of work' seeon 1 • • • '• ''''' i 'V"1.1-ess 4.1.,";& 1)" tad.' 1l1 It ria- on" ';' an' iessmi 1"14.111 his IUheZ
ter upon. the pavement. Then as pARDON Fop., Au.. und business transacted in this great peateks,:PQ11.(1)1°1 1" eltIllixao,/ ,:;, ,4:. W'lil:iil ,041,21:1e-oultiLi;i, sl.:::4..'..kA,tkplf:74,:inarie:.n..((l, :11tite.t.rls,fitalltevir.seIttnts..atanOtr isIny,(1.1. hint.
.4. max, NV411'11'11 1.4 corridors and romus would , ont the third tp"rt as re i..„ ,,,1 ,,I.,,ro, ' t?. i 'ts .s t ' a • • • : • -- '''' - s eGria- 14114 Ue
ol
the air it conies to us as white as it drrer. i 1, necessitate the spending of a wee"; at a presery ei tea- ' 4" 'r "*8“-' ri'"- ''":"Pll'us .Inlett Israel that notwithstanding all
that snowflake slowly drops thi.eugh christ - a ,
Is sea y to forgive 1,t) -
iS POsSible for anything to be- -.1,1-ad Ibat 119* '37 that" do 'rneftn le•tet in it% preen t ^ t s' 1 •" 4;4 th" 14:11.11 P"..:1"'rF- d r th 1r
at he IP ready to foe itve high-, • le s• 4,1 1".;. the -enter Of Notch. Into • eg- ert 2 . • . - • . t one or t era ey Int
yet there IS It ReASe WIlid1 ttIO " ••• Illagrkirseent allileth. and ;nix 3. of 41.i; 'ill ',IS 54). II "I! ", 12'`I a.' are not (Ise. I , 3; .der. viii„ 7; lIos. iv.,
temilted .seitect one, ot ------------ dark, op, 4.801 .01:tg A. niee.- iount) Pr,1*.st. ‘.110. 3.1,a11y WssU'd Lilt 1, (II, "4: -Nee. ie., 12), most
Psuhrlist fa right in eaying the* God ""411414n" w13° w1th gt•11. S 00 s
fl can awae• our sins mitil wo *41"i the i"u0vent Pedestria"? 1/Y !enings which tart•ntl • ie t t rut ay s: .'" '11)^1' freel,Y l'f 1 "9 ur I owl's word to Phil -
14 beecnot, -‘vbiter than snow," the that tl° meal' th° Cluist "( " " "0 (12 2`.'", on 01.1 e reselts. If vied 0 1 11 1`
411 „ . to forgite the nena who 1.20ions tho, ‘ 1 1 4' 114°I1t (''431.1' 111C. VI 4:41"X
. * at I-, g b 0
PlAr0 AlloWk the sPotless) WIDE' 4,1131 -ea hrt/de,s 021121, or who in't1,4„ dark, , settliciontly adapted themselves to tba brown. prielit then ro lit 1,,..,el't*e eeet.(1 fol. ' Ion, "Tiave 1 hem s° lcmg ti'n". vith
Snow. igloom. one is offered a eleeiee or Sinmeli CnteS -ei- • r, .- - s ' ' ''' ' . ' * ' 4 VO3d 13 la vte heist *lion not knew])
cr-fly, 132/-msrfcArtivf.4 syNs, 'night drives the linife into the heart . , . ',1 .: ' - . • '' 11 '" ./. /MI' 13:1117, 111134 IV' 1.33ting it this Isity. thta, • ., ',., 1, . ,, '
wo pdooptnoltviltratIltioze rilaglincrli:oantdiosn Dorf i uosr li"sis rseiaectipvingt 0 agsr.eglisvaoryt1 0 ycoens.vic‘-iteesii F '1eks:31:1;3117(;11.1. ,11‘,5t. StP.:1,7,PSeS anti peeF4g-- :::::.:xeka-, w:::,4:1` ." mi. f:w ,7" i' ,I l't: `..:.1'. , f:1.11,,Inglit:';'?:;‘,t,r4 I.,,,,1 :lei 1,(1',,r,a1,111t,, :::11,,Itte_ ' 7;:::'1ghrielauf.g,rieTt°:11)1:11,'",',.1)24, il•tet,auist '
I
e utate in nil directions. Protninel 4°11 :-If beaten- eitlYs. ,-." lOri".11 / -
ntitic aecuracy, Tie JP et:corded nnrderer though lat may be standing , _ 1. ic, s On Otni k wiFn blaak kitOna I ee-" "' /1 jet; 1!1 4 14( (.' " 1 ron.c.'.1 , tor on the breol, es the salt in the " nCt -0A. 1, Wn blew 4-Ii31 not- ---
license to seo una hoar wIth, his upon the seatio1(1 'Aeoler tae bang s,u.s helP the stranger 1tut little, une 4 wl.r.,1 t herimire te.niiiiiin p.eedereil butler spoil, the fruit. In P. fruit ;.rents (ir mrxim's care " 1.1.14'filigess'
'and
sounds Ilot srientides14. true, All criree, "l'ardou for all"
ABSOLU1
SECURITY.
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills
Must Bear Signature of
See Pac-Vinfie Wre
seta POS
10 lake aesele.erte,
Trott" FOR HEADACHE*
MO FOR 012:2111EStk
FOR 011.10051Kit
FOR TORPID MYER..
OR CONSTIPATIOR.
FOR &MOW CHM
FOR THECORMLEXIOR
Below.
spiritual eyes and eaes scenes and man's noose. about to expiate his aftv- 119'7 (1' nastalce' Y011 313410 headw°5' sZei rre!,:21M'°°1.'s111'';diet. linins may be dispees,et with, ;northing but the rest end quiet
15 tho t le most imposhig set, of steps. 11., a,•
e io.tineg As; the fruit consists tif to large a cahn ronlidence, Is att ireileation tiltt
illtough tbese words of my text tiltty meaning of my text--parcion Ond tl° 1‘111141 ThiliN rArr,„;242 °I ';I"'r"e",14s'' °f wa.tor that ibir`It iwn "nw 1Ihn nm, 418 111." 1"Ight'
rivough )0001010 WIndaWS neNt -d 0:0 ePee. ,tlie silitarit; 'not experioneed, Fruit ark: are The youngest son illuotrates those
tive language of *be psalmist theY ' hOw vile. if is sincere rePCntence°44(411, maid AS. . aig14 benefieiee Elie ezeittee,prefer flod's gifts to tlotl
not be literelly true, in the figura- Pesee and eternal life for all, no mat-
In the common languego this nwrey through his atoning sacrie '‘ stiff enough to to . t •
Though your past. lives show sta.hes • .You ite distinctive featnres, the peeen. . In H. " '‘"".• ad4 and soda volts soleble, whielt ea- fort of Ills presence, Cain, W110 Went
lor windows starve an already 'arre nrvad (4%4'1" '1*'"11111s' '1'"1"11 fl'("r t"en1 °ft. 'out. trout the. presence. of the I ord to
ace poetically so. They may Ineort tboy win come en him and plead tor ling i;pirolly into an. outer darliness; Al. . ii'."1 i'llimbs• ; big useful agents i), kAettipe, rid of self-eci. present selfish enjoyment ratite
I the arched and grouted roofs strike ' r 4 1 the vr . ' -. ' ' not isuun. dae....49eS, ;,,,,,9 !bey render lime 'et• than the love of God. anii,•the cont-
., te. we • art 1 1112' 14 11, , . ,
i
.1. - • 1 .o • '
though you have committed NinS Mg the murderers who are krailloa. ogn'd vOon° !fro 3°. rolrlyor:Nut haat with Itii..) T I. .--110d ii212,4.;. cher/ ies ond gram.; ,,hould the 122.,,,smt, 042O1 41)0131 of o„ mess a i
which have not only corruPted Your to he pi:Monett T would also eleS9 ' , I. 't 1 , ' , 07‘ . 1,111`311:e4tate"Y.. ' I ruf) rir" untP"'oft - '''' 4"” Ilh'' " 'alWa;''' Ile Pale". *1-`• th''.1'" V"Int;iin tbe ,i9Ittage tO llis i;od Oven hIrthrIght° 1 rad Palpitation of
own soul, but have laid the Sr4118 Of tilOR' win) have slain their victims by ".''s,Itue", '37 1"114„1,4,'Iria.,",,u„,usule$5 °I. isquare mold or Pen sad • 'oriel en iee ve.moble aolts. In Frolic., and ,20 Isrm r,mferring Fort. and its ,,, ,iifee4ti(o-
others. like the human sacrifice of nose signs. t3/45 well as t)s millet or hv `., ...de !nor.). 4440 twister -one Pessago ()Nee night or unlit cue,. . ,, „,,. 1 t "
'''''"'',11 (1.,e1 main.' 1122 4'4. Is, 51.4 23 is, 12 3440 ;18 ground fruits to the heaven :vent man- 4 Are"Vms0ae of The Tcouliledinthiallray?
no ;wilco Ann WOr$bill'l n nerIfo - hose re6kIlmas with the st'rs °i. 5('''"r"s °I' oll into balt-inflt :"1,e - i°',, enen fire l'olvet. core, ' 'ul,:t n has been ua anti thk. promised land ore !Rostra- ifygar.sez.111111 illirRoNrau_ABTAhRorTituNtillitlizt7Rotiviitte
altars. yet even for .,),-ou ----------------- o who hove slain tv,h_ ulo up us --------------------------------------------------,3. „Ibarristers. counsel and IN itriaSSeS. sum invr with ntvil,a 1 7 ,,,,, poir Optl , found so Nook- Rsikd is th,.. tree 1,eent. lions of some 'phases of the rrodigal
cept them. Like the Prodigal ill WS pirates along tbe coast ea jentoand "Oln. Or on. ;Alcove where oldence is 4 tt•ansferring ear') fillet" /'' 54/• /O'l t'l palm! or two 44i grape.; with bread who is ow fountain of 11 34310 4,3 alerF, I „irlioneTroomo,
4.0,, In 020 1,,othetes house. Thou,gb. . ,Thon tto Fe. ,.,,,,t.in9 tc,,„tch.. ,submitted to the pow: here. too, cao- a little nicomil ief (110)4,0,.1, onnv (lett ty 41)50'. P445 until linlit ci (roma 7,,,. ,,..`!;... tl!‘:::;d5s8vrcv1-14 Vi's;,1:,;:i9 `:.:4111,1.1.
rags and tatters. there is a, home for a to (tunny, tho positions of tho lt....elte over point Ire point 1,efore being 1 a hot platter end arra! eine on e.W11. is voter:101CM), VAlh„ tint], t14. arieuti- _lad
like Peal vou have to acknowledge ' " ‘'.1" "'" ' • ...' 08 aro '''set.tled out of court."' 'have+ heett anted in 1.101 1,.. 41 nii En ;Inds or ni,re i'zza 1.e Id 021 anlly. '‘'"g'''. "'" ' 342 • t ."
$0111`Spli um vhief of sinners. titre nine ould 1d74.1foonilligos140.r4tobaetsfellspeollightVk•k i (-)vfelipowFati,x(1. oppuiessiox. „mots -101"i 'A 4411 boilitie, 1.0 223 , Get- Never be u dey r mks withei,o ink- :1)0ral glits` '1"v °EP' swing °lit "9"
you testy lind p;race anti have the evs a ., 1, 1 /1 . u n . ,• ,, , „ .. , terns. hraen eicterns, that can hold
4 4 in
that Wein to you indelible us eceirlet„ NO SINNI111 NEED DESPAIR. er/shea t .d • ft In ' Tkee sLins of such knit •ts he pleased. Esau, who preferred
t
AGAOlie,
as So Nervous Site
Could Not Sleep M
pardon ood deeming, if )nau will nee by the 144114,1. In own times tho 4 Every few praYs reveals a consulting twist a delicate brown on „s i roilar.S:of dta. to nytsrZedin4,, A F,en. when turn away from God. grzza.yspleavecnrseezzola umn
.2 i At, times the corridor le more aid. 4‘nd ‘13" ir"i" (".` n"Thl" , no water, and Fenner or loter we
15 110cnilifinf tigtilihrIgen(4/14,,t atlori6e/t ann6eeervItelele' Ottidntildn betliess'tedc.::(7w.neti 1)1041diles" :),-:41'21.t.tite,ti.. titan the Strand outsitie; peo- 80,s00,10t 1v11.111,01 lolOnill 203 3!) "0"4141 (12103 200 velfetoli.lni'ln shall s„rcdv. eonu, to Want (e'er, ii„,
be ..k.irtieti us - - 1 , 1, , •
drimhartl's sins. These are leY W0014 bo flOnted nPOn the' Attire, p'" *4(413 htart from nowhere. ona 1 cups chopped alio( rit reit,. - 1'). .1 ol iv 1. 1 ',or tin
d what C. Reed; Cebotonk•
about them: -Over six years ago I
roubled with palpitation of the
ad loss of appetite. I was a*
us I eould not sleep at night. I
MILBURN'S HEART AND NERVE
fati, icir 371 7170 it 1 eeonten • They cured, me, and I have
140*
ijurious end apt to lead one to ex- ' r°"nnem nu this linr' os„c?.". !;e0 ill • been bothered mice.
few nor smell, for the drunkard's I gather together the Acreclosd eat,. ,( disappoar !likewise. Without pause , nut moat,. .1 roil 342,4, „I 4.,..;22,h, 1 ,
fill9 van drag a Man (limn so low goes. 111(7 were inurtlerers--murder- 1 lh''' gloss LoOrs swing nolsolessty to i teaspoon salt and ,K, to;1-4na.s ti,111„,„r;
that 110 will lose All sense tat decency ,,, ,,,,' • 4 4 ..' ' i ' l' 4 t'.3 t"d fr°' 11"l'""iivP imliturs gu.arti add 2 tablespoons reglad theanine. '
and reepeet. The,y, can VIWIttg0 P. .7/0 tiod will fOrgive even those mar- their motion, anti et the same time . then 1 ;,,,, clips 1101 IA el ‘..r. 2 rite y: ,., healthy, cis vi•et
Man into a eondition more imbruted dererS 30 (0 beere destroyed thole fel- !e't'ereiSe Panle discretion as to adueltel a
stir well and add tt l'ePis.n egg, 11.18,44 i
than Mit of a Wild heaSt. Tile low Wen laY ftafi0 031:a1111310P Ct9 Well 1 ling PasOnS Into eottrt, having sue- 1 1
enio. form into ball-, re' if preferreil.!
drunkard after awhile seems to be. as he will forgive those uu-bo bnye cessfulty plo,s,,d ow omeor tool drawleylinder AtuPem arr.114.,e in xt butter.
vales. but on a wise wile' of diet- Inise"du----.ee Iiecl'' 1:" il* II*" „2:„„„sr 1 Trice $0e. per boX. or 8 for S1.2; all
ig. there is better or IntFre ' 'There is a- Phabe' (21 '''''' Y'-''''''''' '' dealers or 'no T. Milburn. Co., Limited,
rt,,,,au., itten's experience seen in the lives of :
those believers who moke mere of ' Toronto, Out
the blessings of just Ideal tort. adoit- ---------
Ition and sanctification thnet of Jesus
: , -4, ut a Br, door en non, v.1)1,11 1,
dot with Mt), 4 It tomer mut ,
Mons as the patient whose vorncions e gnu, Yon are in one of the eighteen cotirts 13)110 in a quirk 320; .1 I ill /devil., •
I S4123'*' l'eneon 111012 Oen
aPPetite Is !Mailable after a long iN!... -what:- sow, nuirapree says. "Par- set aside for the Yearly increasing lit- browned, Tram Ger 30 S3.31 h3t,F. [4,2t,. in ..,...4„; a fiiii,i,,,difi,vait.t 1 , n
took of tmtboid fever. The drunk-
g'
don Wf000rrmss•exrlet sinslOTthh,d'eoyn• o!neIortet Oligs atiloiglihtoef illein rolhluvotiT. tsAhet oplefparmsetsl.isgiohintt
Ctb°eraericcSeoSas nno.d r gl a11
r"niq1h".w itnh ,ce"evrilreide l°eIttulicraeor.,"1(.'11,r ",-iI(A`l(' quO:eW r-•"to.",o"2•,."1; 7"1h17,1hri3v,r,,/ •,S,'; g1'/t-i-male•t(wM),ot,tonrrsil thneti.v. iivulosfttTenes:bi)ze11g,,eli,d,n sto liaobryensaIsensa.twilesasi;nts.
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ADUTOITATITNUWR'ASNSEMDKTaIpO DBYAril's craving Will make a man Ile cannt be trte. iOS StonIS in troUtio-an- Balked Lit Ps r,e11eolyp';'43l's:"''11tf1T"t32''1221"''"/11In Tee far country is this presnt ova iAnd steal and destroy his home and Icnw What 1learil thpiof liver wh iTti.'-;"1-:ld 1)111113 lieth in the wicked Onehis businessThe drunkards apPince lieearott wo le 1 rev 1111t v" 11" 9"1"`-
DN
ROEPYSY'
,.
teolt Possesslert or tun Poor 1nanaa al 4 1 John v 19) and whieltwill eat ottt a mans heart as w
ne hie brain. The drunkards sine
are like the leion of demons which
" e 1 (4'. 1 e v' • .1 et d
come as unquenchable in Ids pas- ordered them. with the egg der or In., ni es 1 . W. 1 a 1l
the fullness ot the “l'allet/a
Christ himself, 0,
in whom dwelleth all
Whilelat have SETTLED IN THE KIDNEYS,
JUST A COLD
meethim Searlet. ed windows, end NO softy suflused
black with the hopelessness of de- through the frostl-glass roof- Even
SPair. There can be 10 Pardon for with thistheoverpwering
iLet me tell 101 Mt2340101 mused byt2e12eayma0ny18UOL
tory: When T went to college, to be (it ercome; neither does the ea
b little wire Irishwoman who u
leaves and two er three cloves thiqg at Mike that mused ttie steel- • . •
in lc balking 140 (al Whieh 1.1Pc'e the liVer, oper' the Stinin, askoti ellures us away front. God. It is all
• • IthOUt, us on every side, Vain Is the
W110. naked end alone, haunted the was a very wild hoy, 1 had there a paneling -betty and endurieg-help SPeson vat 4 4484(5 PIPP1 1 an( ,nifi i , . • 1 I help of man, the citizen ef this I
Peed of This Wonderful Cure.
tombs of the anderenes. andi like roommate'wbwas tilt, sou of -------- as a reliefEverythine le substanti- a roP or wator. Put in the own ii:d ro:211';:f iin,,l, Ilingshi,1,(,),(:ir 1::::r :11,,,itLtonan. i7.1.zonrgl.d.. 7.11(.,.,1„7,107 so..,ittiunt,,,o,ilx ,,I .
them, they may be exorcised by the tster, /le ,was n. ruddy fazed Ind and al, aS thou/4.h the ebertns bad been de., and bake slowly iihe time tlependn ',lour te 02 .. 0( , eu el . •
deeper humiliation i I. .tti,ay Do You, or /0nr Friende Soma
on the Five and tenderness of the " .. r ) ee
Milne tliVthe power. Thr.v aro the . pure at]. a ilttle thild. I taught signed to last for all time -and a dnv \ is, ., ,(1-11-1.,,- se,da 02," 111 ti,e, wo- must needs be e
other sins. o the soul will whole heartedly and I Good to Know About It
direct and indirect cauf:e of countless ' liver). When done serve the vege- man catcaing 1101, inatan, -but ..1, Mea er
him how to drink nd how to gain- aftorWards.
PILLS.
i
tables with the liver tend untie? a , t 1 whit to butt hit 1. and hi knows it persistently turn to God. irst, a Miss Agnes Crediman, rpper Smith
hill. ----2 urged Wm nut of hie belief in
AR3ED PT, TASES,
J1 4,, 0( I (11. On. S • I well. 'We'd Pet come home from net sense of want, then seeking hell) N.S., writes: -About 18 months
lutmi)EsT OI the rbl tilli t 1 , nth coure reveals a distinct phase ood gi .
g
The drunkard's sins, without doubt step into the paths of sin. One night ,of lifo;
-, needless to say, the purely • cousin's wedding, an' I wne feeling front the world, then A bet/KOF P.P1W- ! Pg0 X caught cold, It settled in my kid -
must be chtesed among the reddest of -I can remember the time as though Icominercial chant:ivy and admiralty kind of soft to Mike, (11Ia 1 11N0C1 111111 WC", theS0 Sad often the develop- 1 ineys, and finally turned into Dropsy. My
all scarlet sins. Now conies the HINTS if he Iowa me as much as he did the mats ere a man begins to see, Itinle I face, limbs, and. feet were very much
practical question, *Will God cleanse e lf • he really is, We read in I. I bloated, and if I pressed. my linger on
Yestcirday-he set upon the corner of leaSes find less attentive and crowded
Lis bed, and, with a straege light in !audiences than are to be found in the
the drunkard's s1ns ? 'When we sny his eyes, he turned and looked at me I Xing's 'bona divisiOn and the divorce
he is a, loathsome, heartless, good
for nothing drunkard do We Mean, that 3ny motiikes
and said: 'Jim, do you really believe leourt. If on any morning a long
"There is no hope for the drunk- Bible is only a , queue is Seen extending along the
ard ?" Some of us have such a pack of superstitions?
11 "Y IT ' IS' n that a cause celebre is in pro -
Do you be- iStrand pavement, it is a sufficient
lack of faith that we do mean this; 11'1/4° thele is no lle 7 ", alTS, 1g
T. answered. Then I went on to con- 'gres.s. and that ' the limited capacity
but God never meant not' said it.
"Purge 11113 With hyssop and I Shall vino him,of it. Then he laughed a of a partmultu comt mill be Nei -
be clean; wash me, atm t shall be horrible laugh. Then he turned and taxed. The public gallery Will be
said. 'Well old euperetition good- crowded. by fashionable Peonle, or an
whiter than snow," iS a direct re-.
futation of the charge -that Christ
will not forgive the drunkard's sins.
Ole, man, theugh by drunkenness You
haVe sold your lionle 'under the sher-
iff's hammer, though you have wreck-
ed your business and had Your eyes
horror struck with the lealaidescope
'of delirium tremens, yet. there is
eeen pardon and peace for you 1
There is the stune message of salva-
tion and rescue for you that there
was for Francis Murphy, or Gough,
or Captain Barbour. or as there is
for the seems and hundreds of re-
formed drunkards who every night
are found testifying to the glorious
rescuing potver of the gospel of Jesus
Christ. "Though your drunkard's
sins' be as scarlet, they shall he as
white aS snow; though they be red
like crimson, they shall be as wool."
CHRIST READY To FORGIVE.
Christ is ready to cleanse also the
debauchee's sinS. 13y that T. mean
Christ is ready, to forgive those who
have immorally broken up the select.'
ity of the home. He forgave the
sins of Rehab, who concealed the
Hebrew spies; he forgave the sins of
David, who stole the poor rnan's
ewe; he forgave the sins of the
dissolute woman who talked with
him at tbe Samaritan well; he for-
gave the sins of the woman deneunc-
ed by the scribes, to whom he turned
and said : "Woman, Where are thine
accusers ? Both no man condemn
thee ? Neither do I condemn thee.
Co and sin no more.'' Christ is
ready -to forgive the social outcast's
'sins, as he was ready to forgive the
scarlet sies of the dying thief and
the 11111rderer.
Title, though the, Bible aeclaree
'thole is but one unpardonable sin,
and that is the sin against the I -1,01y
Ghost, yet, Strange 10 say, most
people are not willieg LO forgive the
sine of libertinism, especially if the
social out en St, 1)01 011gS 10 tile female
sex. A189, alas ! Even the best or
men, the leaders in our churches and
pulpits, are often reedy to look upon
the breakers' of the eeventh come
be'e, good-byef. Aftay you live loug obliging tipstalT will secure a seat
enough to soften the dying pillow ef et the back of ihe court; the Middle
my mother and father, but as for me, benches monopolized by rising bands -
good -bye, goed-bYel Conte, Jim, tors, ttnxious to learn some point
let's go and take a drink.' of Ilrocedure and to closely study
from. the K. . s the front bench-
REAVY' TO FORGIVE. Vs for their method of conducting ex -
'From that moment, sir, that mutilations; on the first seat of all,
young fellow let loose all Lis evil hedged in by a formidable array of
desires. He seemed to leap into a brief -boxes, are the solicitors and
very whirlpool of sin. Within a few
months he was expelled front college.
Within two years he connnitted sui-
cide, and this is the letter he wrote
on the night of hiS self murder; 'Dear
Mother --This is the last letter you
will ever receive from ine. 1 lia.ve
broken your heart, but try to forget
and forgive. If there is no hell, as
Jim says, this world is a hell enough
for me. From. your disgTaced and
dying boy.' " " 'Did you. do all
that?' " " 'Yes,' lie answered. "Well
my friend, know not how God will
forgive, but he can and he will. The
blood of Jesus Christ will even
cleanse. you, if you -will only ask for
Christ's forgiveness. `Whosoever.' Ah
that' is the word. - 'Whosoever, 'who-
soever!' That weeps you. Yes, it
means you. Though your sins be as
scarlet they shall be as white as green plush hangings. Well forward
snow; though they he red like calm- in the coma sits the lord chief jus -
son, they shall be as W001:
Christ is ready to forgive also the tice, the broad band of vivid Yarned -
merciless thiers sins, even as he for- ion of his robes being the only patch
of glaring color in the court, unless
gave the thief upon the cross. it be that of some smart costume of
is ready to forgive the thief's sins, some fashionable lady present. The
whether you have by evil jealousy
stolen away a man's good reputation InlinepvIca,astPaele)tieat(ImmeigthhtansPienlidexaplon:.°Ierge
or have rifled a widow's pocketbook; the vastness of 11211 legal -fortress off
whether you 111142,2) stolen a -good name
or a financial income. the Strad.
Man, you know that was. a desper-
their clerks. The jury are almoSt on
a level with the judge, and the press
generally manages to monopolize all
the fleets allotted to them, and the
stairs as well. It is a most inter-
esting sight, especially when the ate
tention of the whole court is con-
centrated on some piece of evidence
given by the important witness who
stands in the witness -box, which in
ell the courts is prominently situated
and is on a level with the judge.
TH11.1 LORD CHIEF.
The lord chief justice's court is the
best of the number. Tt is imposing,
and has the additional recommenda.-
tion of being more roomy and better
ventilated than the rest,' At the
back of the broad platform are 'the
royel arms, equisitely carved and
standing out in relief against the
ately mean act foe you Lo circulate
that evil releort about that phyeici-
an's life. You know that there never
was a sguarer, truer man than he,
yet you did it in order to ruin his
practice -aye, and you have ....aiceed-
ad! Prom a worldly standpoint, you
Stories are told concerning a cer-
tain Trish town Where ''watchmen''
art1 still employed to parade the
streets by night and "call tbe hours,"
their usual formula being. something
like this. "Two o'clock; all's well,
all's well!" One as a visitor
can never 111231e atonement for that. llaPPerled- to be lying awal43, he heard
damage. .But, God will forgive you, ihe following sornewhnt Paradoxical
11)21211(1111(21111 as moral degenerates who even if yo o, 1 1110 ae' .er-a epwe o • aall's well
•
1 et ye 120 chance for tt II, n ta toe
rGse-tle for his pardon. Woman. that was an Smith's mill's 011 fire',, One man kill -
either thiS world 01 la the next. awful. statement you made about the ed. Alis well,"
nousEci.p.Axi-xc
(lay We WitS merretd; end ---and he was
April and Mae. according tis (240.ne !so slow answering me that 3 up 121(1id
is forebr a .
anded olittle 4110 mop an' 1132113A. at nim. Squire
Immi, are the principal months for Beason; for if we poor women don't
eimple but effeetttal method of clean-
ing. Now there ere a number of
simple but effectual enethads of clean-
bave love our les.irts just breaks in-
side of us!"
Coy. v, Si, of one delivered to Satan !them it would Make a white impression
„
for the destruction of the flesh, that that would last fully minute before
the spirit 11314)3' be sateed in the day! the flesh regained its 1421.111001al color. I
the Lord Jesus. In Job Xxxiii, I was advised to try DOAN'S 'KIDNEY
1,1-30, we read how God does every- PILLS, and before I had used. half a box
thing that is possible. to lead men to I 1 could notice an improvement, and. the
ing furniture, paint, wood -work, etc,
widely known ure to Him, for we must be brought, one box completely eured me. have
which, if only more
and practised would prove a boon COST OE TELEGRAPHS. to the end of ourselves before we never been troubled with it since, thanks
3- think rightly of our Father's! to DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS,
and a blessing 0 the careful house -
wile, not 05211'. 123 saving the expense
incurred by reesorting to thpro-
fessional eleener, but by preventing
the almost whole sale destruction.
avroUght injudicioue cleaning.
Chinese teed Japanese matting may
be much improved he- 55301145111(4\Vital
strong salt and water, but the wet
must not be ailowea to sink through.
A very good polish for hardwood
floors is made by scraping 1. oe. of
beeswax into :Mout half a teacup-
ful of linseed oil, end gradually dis-
solving it in turpentine till or the
thickness of C1'2'0111, 'This is ap-
plied with a woolen cloth, and ail-
terWardS rubbed up with a soft dus-
ter. This mixture is equally good
for linoleum, and for stained floors.
Should a floor moire retaining, one -
quart of cold-drawit linseedilw
o., ell -
mixed with oz. of rose pins, and
4oz. of alkanet root will prove to he a
'very nice stain. It should be. left
standing by the fire or three or four
days, anti will then he reaely for
use. Rub it on the floor with a
large whitewash brush, leave it to
dry; repeat this process once more,
and then when dry polish with the
mixture just given for hardwood
floors.
Paper -hangings demand. most care-
ful tfenteuent; and it is seldom'wise
to attempt More than dusting them
with a soft cloth. nabbing with
stiff dough is. often suggested, but,
unless. this is more skilfully done,
the result is a streaky appearance -
1)111011 worse than a general uniform
dirtiness. The dough, however. limy
be used to remove.12 grease spot pro-
vided that the paper is sufficiently
sebstantial to allow of the necessary
rubbing; with a thin, poor quality
of pa.per it might produce a hole.
All paint should be cleaned with
42
little ammonia in a quantity of
warm -not hot-water, and 6nished
with a sponge tied clean, cold water,
never touching it, with a cloth.
In the case of white paint, a little
whiteing may be added to the water.
For aloha stela ornaments, etc.,
melee a paste with quick lime and
water leave it on for a few days,
and then wash off with warm water
and soap.
e . ..
To sr+p tho :30,000 odd aides of house and love and plentyPric60eper boxor 3 boxes fOr Si 25;
,
telegraph line in meter le Great :lei- Having realized by bitter exper- dealers, ox. The Doan Kidney Pill Co.,
tell) and provide for the proper 1011024 something of his own heart and Toronto"
patch and delivery of messages tilat
poste over them every month, entails
nu. expenditure of about £2,250,000 a
veer, and of this total more than
of the cold world into winch he had
wandered, his thoughts and theu
his 'feet turn homeward to the love
and plenty of his fathet"s house. But
£1,500,000 goes in
paying the salari- he does not yet know his father, and
es and wages of the immense staff or thinks only of the possibility of ea-
enaineers skilled operators and Ines_ taining Servant's place in his filth-
sengers, and of the w
osho direct thhouse. eir He did not dream. of
operations and keep them
accounts er*s
the welcome awl the full restoration
straight, that awaited him; neither can the
sinner understand the heart. of God
and the free justification and the fall
acceptance which await him if he
will only return (Rcan. es 8; iii, 24;
Eph. a 6,7) Our Lord in this par-
able tells us the heart of His and
our Father in heaven and teaches us
that God sees the first 'motion of
the heart toward Him end meets
the returning one more than halt
Sce God clothing- His sinful Adam
and Eve with coats of skins which
He had made (Gen. iii, 21). See
the robe of righteousness and gar-
ments of salvation of Ise.. Ixi, 10;
IT Con v, 21; the ring and royalty
and authority of Oen. xli, 42; the
shoes and precious promise of Dent.
xxxiii, 25, and eonsider what a wel-
come is here described as being ready
for every returning 1)0(21 tent -not on-
ly eargiveness of sins, with righteous-
ness and full restoration to position
and inheritance and authority, which
was lost in Adam, but, also true id-
1002.1111)and great joy, foretastes of
the kingdm. oSee Est, viii, 15-17.
as a helpful light on this. The elder
brother reminds us of those Chris-
tians who feel envy and irri ta ti on
when God blesees unworthy ones.
IIe had a distinct appreciation of his
owes merits, talked of stern perform-
ance of duty, but did not eajoy the
Privileges of a son. 1 -Te neither
1252011) nor enjoyed the father's love,
yet see his father's wonderful word
in verse 31, and 10y 110ar ,
"He would have run through his
fortune in a year if it hadn't been for
his wife." "How did she prevent it'?"
"She spent it herself."
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Are a combination of the active principles of
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13owels.
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Sweeten the breath and clear away all waste
endrethoneris matl,,,0 from the system.,
Price 25e, a bottle or 5 for 141,00. All dealers ,
Nothmr, tal0211s th, conceit o'of a
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' young man ift;:e a 'dose of rnatri-
,
LOADED UP 'WITH
IMPURITIES.
IN TFIE SPRING THE
SYSTEM IS LOADEI)
WITH IMPURITIES.
After the hard work of the winter,
the eating of rich and heavy foods, the
system becomes clogged up -with waste
and poisonous matter, and the blood
becomes 11115014 arid sluggish.
This causes Loss of Appetite, Bilious.
ness, Lack of Energy and that tired, weary,
listle.ee feeling so prevalent 111 the spring.
The cleansing, blood -purifying notion
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
eliminates all the pout -tip poieen from the
system, starts the sluggish liver wot'king4
rata on the Kidneys and BOW013,
renders it, tvit.h.out exception,
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