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11 * I Building 0 0 L B Y" A 'N"D WIFE ' lace Worn by Mes. Harry P,ayno .
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%.#,'� It e M0.1sons, � . Ir � "tment was apprieed yesterday of a , 1. I . is a I I
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1 CAPITAL (paid 11P) .... ... I ..., .11.1$4 1 ,40 �00.00= * I pance stores bailding, the army, ser. . . cows. You must study the nature of in and yellow or shaded into. opal �
;,*E, VEFUND ... e - 4 � vice corps. building, a6d the house of I each, animal. 'Xiiere, are wives who grec a i a mystic meaning In THE INTERNATIONAL I I SERIESU,
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V RESER . .... .... $44 ()00,006,00- -, ' Sergt, Slade, the caretaker,'ent ill will taIxe 4 basting, without a laurmur, tints, They h,,s;e . I
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. Tt TO . I --bd all '1' � a loss of about V5,000. The fir WRITES - HER EPITAPH. .wives who'll raise the the 0011th sello * ,
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."k � Has q8 B 1. -� 11 caused by lighting, which struck the root It you but box their ears-"' Cord shirring Is a pi Toxt of the E-�gssqnp Isa, V, I -12 -,-Moro
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th. . I +'' building., an , despite the offorts of �A .the newest inisses, garments, uck-le, �i7
I . + a number mponwhilo Polby Reads a circular Mrs. Polby's Tombstone Text. cry Vorao, 11--Goldon Text#, 1440 VJ
T * of wen einployed in getting � The prettiest barrettie's are in.b ;
. I A General Banking Business Transacteo About the Nature of Cows-FunerAl The deacon bad ow -ped cows for form, They are, sometimes as large 92 -Commentary Prepared by RO�YZ
I , the camp ready for the summer train- thirty years, Ile had never studied . 1. ''I
, T * ing', the buildings and contents were Arrangements AreCalled Ott and the their dispositions. Ile had always as four or fire inches, � D. M. atoarns. I . , . I
,.�, 1*1 Saving Bank Department . I + consamed. The loss is made up.main. Family Clock Is Wound, given them & kick after milking and The small r000d bat that Is almost* our lesson title, "$04a of the ,vv.. 11 , , L
- I + ly of the blankets used in camp, a .. �
I I bonnet shaped is a Popular model for I
I T , � . y4rd,11 must be consideed !u, the 11,
� + erestallowea atffighest Current Rates. + nambdz of Ross rifles, .severil sub- By M, QUAD. let it go at that. aere was a new and Obildrea this seasol). I . _ � .
i , ,&t all,Branches. Int I + target guns and transport wagons, MopyrIght, 19U, by' AsSodated Literary interesting theory. He had ,forgotten of the first veroe, "A song of MY . .
1%4- e F.- . -Carling, Solicitors- N, V. HURDON, Manager. + 1, Jabots trimmed with fur are used . . :
& . + The buildings were one -storey frame Fresp.1 I lit? loved touch g izis vineyarV .
, . . Dickson � till about Mrs, Dol4k wholl she slowly ,with separate blouses. Here is a , In I I I � I 11 1. _
'il ++ + structures. the supper table Deacou Dolby entered the room. In one'liand she I -
+ I . . tie hint Xor leftovers after the fast- - FIZOIC. Xv WO 10arrL tbat the Only 100, 1 .
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. - Danger. gested that lie had beft�r bore t � 'I butcher knife, In the � - ' \ -
I . � + Crafghurst In s u g, 'a . the vine, Is to bear fruit, and,, failin
11 .__ gq down to the vilrage post. other , f T Icy She advanced I I I .
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� ,1�1: I Craighursb, May 13. -Bush fires are I iie if paper. ,in tliat� It Is g"d for noming� " � � "
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raging furiously all around. the Vil- office and see it a letter had ��, . �- John xv we learn that trul i 'i 1
. lage of Craighurst, causing much come from Mr. Dolby's sister In Indi. stopped � 't, and he read, I ��, i
I THE CANADIAN BANK I alarm to the residents, Unless the ana. He didn't argue and discuss, but "Here 1�, Urs. f�amuei Dolby, aged -S , � ... branches v,re gathered 'by, men I I I .
burned, like the salt - Matt li '� " ,
I � higlt winds that prevail at the present two. ";she found, after many long .1 � but I I
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, I time abate, and rain is forthcoming, years, that she was married to a Pl- att. , , I . "
OF COMMERCE for a third helping of liver and bacon. 4 . , - be trodden underfoot o I ( I . i
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SIR EDMUND WALKER, 0M.O., LL.D., P�0.1_., PRESIDIENT iesce, but after a time she, got we(,,p for her, for she is better QIT.10 . 11
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I ! ALEXANDER LAIRD, GFNERAL MANAQER' I village is enveloped in smoke. A avound to- it, and the deacon mogged "That's to go on my tombston% . I � � lwuse of Israel Is the Lord's viney! .9 �
., I REST, - $7,000,000 number of the male residents ara out off. He knew that things would hap- Samuel," she .said after having given ' . ".1 I here referred to and the :Vwa of Xud �� I ,
CAPITAL, - $1 0,000,000 -to fight the flames. pen in his absence, but lie had never him time to read the words. "I doWt . � . I His pleasant pjan� but instead o ' I
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want people to know why I died. Will. I , I.: .,�N I � �,
I . I Ing to begin now. Mrs. Dolby's sing- . � Z y1eldin.- only wild gTapes, described . I
, FARMERS' BUSINESS Bala, May 13. Wm. Carr started a . q . .
The Canadian Bank of Commerce extends to Farmers every facill fire Thursday to clear the cornerof a ing.floated out to him as he shut the you grant my last fequest?" . I _Z IF, I 11� I I the sWold woe of the chapter ,arid _ i I I
I , i Itz .chopping. After dinner it -as beyond gate behind him. . . . 1. The deacondidn't say. Butfor that . ,-,/ I . Hoo. I x, 1, as an empty vine orlan , I , -
action of their banking business irxclud' ,,- the discomit ana . circular he might have denied A 11 I . 1� I
� , for the trans . ni h', control and is now across the There was U0 letter. You can never COW I ., ,,, - forth trult nato, himself. A,ccoi . �
r,,ollection of sales notes. Blank sales notes are supplied free of obarge C.�.R. track. The fire is raging before depend upon any oue living in In& or assented, but he was reading, I � I ' to the six woes, they,we�e I
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a high wind eastward along Shanty "It should be known to all cow own- � T/ � . I I
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,on application, .1 . Day towards Bala. Buildings will be an a to write a letter on a certain date. ers that If you take ,in ax and knock .1 i�ft drink wine, enjoy pleasureo, go. . I I � I ,
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. 'BANKING BY MAIL � They argue that any old time will do. ,/ .A � property� call things by their 11
I in danger if it crosses the swamp . Deacon 41bodheart 'was also at the the hopris oV n cow.in anger she will 1. %). -_ I -/ names and sin. . I . i
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� . , 1�,c.unts may be opened at every branch of The Canadian Bank of north of Rob6rtson's Point, as there postoifice, He was expecting a letter. hold back .her milk. Give her to un- , A I - w Eta brought them oat of Egypt" " 11 ..:
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ill rec;1ve the same careful is no provision of any kind for fight- derstand that you do It as a matter '/1' I / ,
1, - -V Votritrierce to be operated by mail, and w . t. I from his sister in Ohio, Neither dea- out the nations before them and VI t . i
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I *ttention as is given to all other departments of the Bank's business. In. I . of principle and duty, because you are I . I
,, . Lavant Threatened. con received a letter, but Deacon Dol- I ed them In a good land, but bec 10, I I I
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Money may -be deposited or withdrawn in tbi Kingston, May 13.-A I ig bush fire I 1. their sin Ile had to tam His ce, I
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I :�. Bank. 1 232 is raging at Lavant, on the line of the matters to your cktw. The more confl- 11 , . 0 ; ) �
. -4 Kingston & Pembroke Railway, sixty I � I I r� ; � man of Eris right hand, the 0 : 11 ,,, ;
i Exeter Brancb—W, 11. Collins Manager dence you have In lier the more sho � I I Ir I - God (Ps. lx=, . . ,, ,
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. miles north of here. Mayor Graham . will have in you" : � I ,� 'Z I I I . . I I , �
Branch &IL was called upon to render assistance , I- According to our lesson, He had d - 11
t � so at Crediton. "Yes, Samuel, I have dctermined on I I I / ' . 11 � :
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. last night. � T'14 the stop at last," 13V heard Nirs. Dolb 11 everythin .11 1, :� ''I
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Chatham fire engine -and as m-dch hose I I: ", �, / or matt =4 $841, they, beat I � I % . :1
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I % . + with men and equipme The report � this evening. TMen 9 o'clock came " Z ts . I ��
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4?11 JAnES STREET I . 11 lesson chapter, they r0g-11rd Slot =_ C , ..
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from Lavant, states that tho fire is I P� "i :�.
% and you were not home I sent little , � / i work of the Lord nor consider dievl* �. . 11 �
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+ THODIST CHU � I Benny Davis to look for you. And 11 eratiou of His hands, but c ;: , "
1, TOO BUSIHOSS I mE village. It is believed it. will be check- 4� 1 1 11 !ast awalil"; �
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: -1 + Pastor ed in time to save the buildings in ". I I / I I I the law of the Lord of hosts and d I :.,
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� . 4 'Worl Rev. Richard Hobbs. I � you? Where, I ask! In the room back I ,; 1: .1
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1. U - , Sunday Public WOTship-10.30 a.ml, dozen houses as Lavant. �, I of the grocery, playing checkers with Israel (verses 12-24). . I I �',
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* and 7 pan. A special from. Lavant says the em- Deacon Goodheart� and both of you � / His pitiful cry over them Is alway;fl .
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i r'J.H utbIlLngy( , not pre- + Class S�rvIes_Snnaay,R.1l0 a.m. and ployes of the Wilbur Iron Mines have V s at your elbows! I . the same, whether through the propSi, I . I ,
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Candle houses:of Canada and + been fighting bush fires for two days No wonder that little Bermy could I Al I I
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"I afteT Morning SeZ*Ice and W1 . A, 4 ets or through His son, 11 am tw., . � . 1,
, + day night. �� bardly gasp out a word when lie got i �. � ., " � I
,�111 1h United StatBs aecongnizes our 4- and nights, and that if the wind :'� I / 11 Lord thy God, -.%,vho brought thea ouf I ..
; officiency. I + Young Xen'* Class and 10AL9QUIum-ew changes, it is sure to strike Le'vant. - : back. Samuel Dolby, you are a con- 11 . � 1,
I "i " 4 Sunday At 2 ja-m - . Xinjiton firemen are at the scene _ - I of the land of Emt,. Open thy MQUII �Iq .
I The Snotton BUsIness "' Sunday ,School and Bible COMM$ 2.8a cheeking -fire as best they can. . -1 vicied pirate!" , I : W . - .7 11 i V71de and I will firl % but hily peolue , I . � ,%.
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I . + , -1/1 The Deacon Laughs. ? , would not harken to.my voice, a4 I , I �:
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I � . college$ + HI);%orth 'League -Tuesday at 6. pm May 13. -Forest . The deacon snii1ed Inwardly. It was ' � . - '. I Israel -would none of Iffell (Ps. Lvxxg; - I �. �" 1,
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ands of + Prayer Meetina-Thu-4- Q1 13 1)1-, Megantic, Que.,
fires are raging in ihe Woburn only cider in the glasses, and he did I I !a, ii). ;�D Aetn,_,0§;_n_,16-rgsa1,-xa. * 41 t : �: :
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. young people a, good start it, "' 4,mas Ist Methodist dhur616 the pas- trict near here. Between four and not drink all qf his. Pirates . drank , _ . � � how often would I ha,vo gathered ON, � � _� �,.�
�� 4f life. We can assiat you. tor will 3)mach next gundaY. five miles squa-re of forest have al- I . __NNM99EE___J rum, and lots of it. They also sailed � - . A rsEruL Loxa 66,&T. I children together, even as tv a hen. gatUj, 'L .�. .:
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a me Study . ______ ready been burned over. A large force around, giving the dagger to others ioning of scarfs and muffg. Tity ereth her chickens under her winp, � 11 �
'Aki i our H - . � of men have been rashea to the scene . 3=oXWA.Tr,5 Unit HUB-BANI). under the short ribs -and knocking the 'bows of ermine, edgings of skunk fur And ye would not!' (Matt =111, , i: ,�
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.1 ) OWNS ---------- -011, 22-2222-22 - I and are now making ai� effort to stay by did get .-t circular regardlng,co,wp stuffing out of Spanish galleons. But .1combined with plaited lace. Such unbelieving people who tuM! . I �
nexcelledadvantages - its 10 r`os" Vnless rain comes soon, and their milk. What was more nat- why explain? Why argue? Why not I A MI of valencieimft lace, is a. de- away from God and His word are said' � . 4 :
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! college. Fall particulars up- + ' '
-, . - - , ural after the circular had been stored let Mrs. Dolby go ahead and die? And cided addition to the fancy i1pron to be I'drunken, but not with wine, 1.�
t those who eq,nnot attend �& man and ,woman accidentally . - - —
I . + Z touched each other's feet under - away In his pocket than that he should the cow circular read: th button- they stagger, but not with stronj.�' I �
% I J, on inquiry. + I BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES. challenge the other deacon to go down "Ther'e" are hired men Who Jump boled scallops. dria-11 (Isa. xxlx, 9). , . ,,',�
1 % . 110" I 11. the table. ' .. � I � I I lk WW .Wift- . Such a long coat as this serves many It is most interesting to note that In "I I , -
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I 1-:1 I Write -foe particulars ... "Communion of sole 11 said ' The Xing and 4ueen opeiieA the Ves- have a game of checkers? A.rm In �Lrnl .Out Dreface. She is surprised and purposes. It caii be made from any the chapter ,tollowlgg our lesson chap- . �
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�. I " I I . 1. tival of Empire yesterday. before the game was humiliated. Her feelings are hurt. seasonable clo,ildDg ffiaterial .and is ter we have a rision of the earth filled I
I I + she.-Sudge's Library. . The death occurred suddenly last they went, and . I I I .
t � decided it was 10 o'clock. Both dea- Thq process of milking should come by a satisfactory model for runabout with ihe glory of the Lord. Campare � . i
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I , Clinton Busilielsg s . 13�ght of F. W. Annand, !mmigation Take a ;7aik- around the wear. TUDIC CHOLLIDT. verses 11, 12 and 22 -with chapter vi, $.,, 1 ; � I
I I , I agent at Halifax. . cons gasped for breath as they looked degtt-les. �
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'' . College. , ++ The Second Fiddle. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McMillan of at their watches, and then both hiked bathyardt Let thea cow sgg that f�n . Better say contrast the d egg
Dummer were killed while driving for home on the gallop. event is about to happen. Speak sooth- This May Matiton -pattern Is out in sizeg with the glory, Then note the samo 41
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I I . + Todgers-Ah, count; allow me to III- over a railway crossing I `�V.oiild Mrs, Dolby have gone to.bed? ingly to her. In a way ask her per- from 34 to 44 inches bust measure. Send contrast in Hab. 11, 14, 15, and Uph. . .: I 1.
I - . 16 cents to this office, giving number, 6901, - 1,
f Geo. ,SPotton, Principal. + troduce you to Mr. Saton. � h the west has Would she be asleep In her chair? MIS v, 18, and observe that at Peutecoit, I
� + Oeult--It The storm throug oat sion. In this way you will get the and It will be promptly forwarded to you �
I . ........ ees a great pleasure for me to meet abated and the weather, is generally Would she be hanging by the neck best results." by mail. It In baste send an additional spirit f3lied people were said to be run . '' .
a musician like you, monsieur. Ihear clear and bright, but the. telegraph upstairs or down cellar? And the paragraph had only been two cent stamp for letter postage, which., of new wine (Acts ii, 448), There is . . �_
. . -- zat you and your family play zo mu- . -es generally are down. insures more prompt delivery. � ��,
� . I , , wn 31r. Dolby felt goose flesh stealing read when Mrs. Dolby followed it no remedy for _9elf righteous, SOM - 11 4
- eq: sle. Saton-.Me? I Why, I don!t know I Albany Marcil, a twelve -year-old boy . ver him as he asked himself these with: I _I :-, :, ��
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anything about -music! Count -Won? I of Hull, was drowned in attempting to : � i
: N AL questions, and be mentally determined "Samuel, you see I' have got the WHAT TO WEAR. a sight of Jesus Christ dying for their, � ,- I
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" Zey tell me all round vat you play - e advantage of the butcher knife tied to my wrist, so's sins as will break their hard hearts ' � p
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, STRATFQRQ� ONT.--04' . I I The fiftieth anniversary of the for-. Goodheart for stringlug the game out say you are a pirate, but not a murder- wear ---A Novelty In Rabats. ful to ine, a slaner." One cannot d_q . - I
* - A GOOD* Mixed Up. . mation of the 63rd Regiment, Halifax so long before giving up. However, er. I want to ask you as to the best On the latest ascot ties of white, this for aiaother. bat He who said 111; I . � I �
, * ' 1,yes1m, rm a duke by rights." � Rifles, the third oldest militia regi- he did not precipitate himself into the place to stql� myself. It IsII1 in the pique and madras color is introduced am the true vine" said also concerning 1
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I SONOOL. ViE, BEST. t "Why don't you claim your rights?" ment in Canada, wasoelebrated last house. On the contrary, he was calm. leg, is it? I want to die at one stab." in the form of fleur-de-lys, polka dot the Holy Spirit, "He will con -Vince ot, .1 4 .
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- I rep-t1tio or 0��,qs of 3'- stud-' * mv rights an' changed in de cradle an! � A semi-official denial Of rumors that He t,r,,,a, -if. ain nnA vull-b Aereral I answer a trivial question like that, but and green being the hues most in evi- ment" (John xv4 7,8). . , -
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" In stand," -Louisville Courler-Journal. I rg 1% . blame. It had got along to the reeding A. novelty in rabats Is one with a elous blood and b,,en caused to see I . e
�,� �, . - � ,� last ni I of cows, and it went on to state that double frill d white net edged with something of the beauty of the Lord � �
11 # farmers made a great mistake in think. Irish, lace and a tab of linen exquisite-' it is not for us to condemn other r�
,4, Co')JAS RCIALO * I The Silver Lining. V Red ez, oneof the rebel leaders,
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21 # . ing that old wire fencing and fish- ly embroidered in conventional design. sinners nor think them hopeless, but 00, ,�
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T I I * has! He coughs ai,41 sneezesall the t�� 1riea by Court-martial at Juarez� Mex- y b "
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k Ambiti . 0, time." i0o. He is charged *with having sold food for cows. If they couldn!t have laces pulled out to their fullest extent and deed that the Spirit may, througb� . . . ,�, �
11 ,,,,m,n should send at o'no0- for. "He does, but it ainuses the baby I out at the second battle at Agua breakfast food served with cream from and the corset be put well down on us If He will, reveal Jesus Christ to 1, :_
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I Write for Vt at 0"Ce . - - __,._.- A jury in the Supr;me Oourt yes- HER ONL the city they should at least be given . them and lead them to
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from Lou -don yesterday -for tlarnpico, big ,-it you you!d better suaffle a little . .. g I I ��i
- f D. A. �IeLkCHLAN, -# Dr. Wood's - Was Cured by Lydia E.Pink= � I people, but just a meek and quiet , �:,��
Triveipal. # , , an L the British .steamer Galician, out- and wipe your eyes. It wilf also look, I . , I..
-.011" <0 d. bound from T,ondon, collided in d I U spirit, patient and long sufferingi It i I .
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Norway Pine Syrup w�Lafrog off the North Foreland. Both lic it is no your grief was too great to bear. Of , may be, under great provocation or .
. steamers have returned -to London. . Lindsay, Ont. -"I thit course, after the funeral is over 7 . on .0?�.� � .1 even cruelty. TWnk of the Lord'$ p.%- � 1.�
Cured Her. Fire yesterday ,afternoon destroyed more than right for me to thank Mrs. can gallop around the back yard all 104'.. 11 an e wltb Israel and with e.�'Llh of . . �
Tile U-Sborne afla MOM I . I 11 dozen small residences and Vinkliam. for what her kind advice an& I I 10 I c �; ;-,
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' — . .11en spread to the municipal electric Lydia E. Pinkham's .Vegetable Com- You. Plonse. - ye be weary. Think of being strength- I 1
�farmcr's MUtUal FirG 111811F � t pou,nd has done for sorry I'm going?" I et'ned with all mlght� accordin- to EM9 11.�
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I . I 4jead OffIC0, Farquhar,',Ont I Bryan at Galt. .1. , �p -c-- , fering from female 'dt was th I spirit Is love, joy, peace, long saSerins, . ", :
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11 President, J. F. R'USSELD .,,-:�'._ -0 ...:4,�"..I., o f In Orange county who bedded his cows . gentlenesa, goodness, faith, meekness, . ':
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Bryan, ,,'j :,:`�':," '! the female organs on a regular hair mattress and springs . � I
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vive-1?3�06.. ROBTE. GARDINER � write and let you know the�benefit I have. wh ois on a tour through western On- -"'1-...,::..,. .".1:,.,"':*. and could nol got 56 per cent more milk than any that to opposed is from the adversary;� '� � L �
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I tavio, arrived in Galt yesterday m6m. . stand or walk aq one else. He was shortly going to pro- . I
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- % i1ft,QRT. NORRIS, BWaU . I distance. At last I vide them with pillows to lay their the figure before fastening. The lace' God we must firs . � I
. - gD.ii,b,11n. I had consumption. I had three doctors ' where he lectured Thursday night. .. was confived to my heads on and make*it 75 per cent. should not be carried around the waist, by I lie same word and spirit abide awl, , , . . i I
I . ,TEV08- : RYAN Winohelsed. I attending me and they were very much At I o'clock he was entertained to a I bed, and the doctor "I'Veil, Samuel, goodby. I shall prob- but be fastened at the back. Two bear fruit. The question of verge I � .11 I
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.W Al. Itoy. I .. . . was attended by ,bve;.^a hundred to go throu h an operation, but this I that put yoti,out. Just keep right on The newest Dutch collar closes in the 1�y vineyard that I beLve not done ft .. --
I weak and taiserable I could not do tiy prominent citizens. Mr. ,Bryan de. refused to To. A friend advised Lydi't I I
! . r9ading and when you find my lifeless back and has a five inch plaited jabot 1011 suggests the question for over.V1
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�. , housework. 'While looking throu h - ur liveved a strong address, in which E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, I
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I !4,011N ESSERY'.. ExOtletr- 41goat fO' B.B.B. almanac I saw that Dr. wood's ported the Y,M.O.A., and outlinea. and n6w, after ushig three bottles of it, b6dy pretend to be very much out- ex -or the front from the neck edge. shiner, drunken or sobet .r all bay& . .
I . Sup I have never been, on sinned and all tire guilty (Row. ill, 1%, .
I 13�adulplhl. Norway Pine Syrup, was good for weak th, great work the association Is doihg I feel like anew woman, Imostheartily prised about it. Some of the new shawl shaped stoles I �
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. i 10LIVER HARRIS, Kunx0l '91004 luD g, so I got a bottle at the drug store,, in the 11plift. Of men. Speaking of recommend this medicine to all wornen, the stage, $araqol, but I know that are made of a new material very much What more could the L ord do that Eta . j,l "' ..,
�'ffj I � sibbett. 1pullaTton wo LdR40, I anTafter taking teii bottles X was eera� the association ag a ep-operative fn� who suffor 1vith female troubles. I have when a wife is going to stab herself like plush, and they are usually seen has 'not done for your. salvatiotil Cc6� I �. 4i.i
I I plottly dured. At that time I weighed stitutionj Mr. Bryan digressed from a Igo taken 1,ydi,% E. Vinkhani's Liver to death she backs out of the room In the soft taupe shades. older John III, 16, and Answer ag t4t . "�,�
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I .4-1 I I- '. - , J011N.'e-AMPREL111 � 135 pounds aid now weigh 172, & Ixam of his subject somewhat to command Pills and think they are ll1m"-:-,Mr8. saying f -a -r -o-w -e-1-1110 I . The housewife wbo does her own what more Is nocessary� , . I ��J
I sacv.TreaS. Farc[Uhar 87 pounds in three years, I now keep it thn system of annuitieS recently In. ri RAxlt E%sLEY, Lindsay, Ontarto, A chance here for the deacon to ex- work will appreciate the value Of al- if you do not yield to� oupt, lovo anai ' L � ,.�,
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GOAD & STANEVIt-r. so.11,01,to'gs in the house 411 th6time and would not, augurated by the 0anadian, Govern. We cannot understand why women tend, his .arms, but they Were bUSY ways keeping on hand for sweeping a fteelya Him as your personal StvvloiVl '.� L : �
. MAN be without it for anything. " 1. owe my meat. For years, he said, he had been will take. thwftces with an operation or elsewhere, .Not an extend. Not a pretty cap and useful pair of sleevo and then so abide t,W �]Ye may, bo4i L . . I I
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I Dr, Wootals Nor*ay Ane S)�rtip caA for the benefit of the citizens of the once, missing three-fourths of the joy word. Not a cra.eking of his toes. He �rotectors. Such a set is here mus- -fruit through ,void, and gathee trUM,- , � I ,
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ung e 111 v ties of the -United, States, Only yesterday did he of li�ing, without first trying Lycl% B. sat and read and road for a long ten trated. J01310 CHOLVET. ftem, you It must be true Of ,Veil that, � 1.
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I For Infants &Bit 0hildren. mediahaeg, inakes it without 6 doubt tha� why every civilived country did not, standard i edy for female ills, and "Sanitiel, did you get wlettel, 'from tizO 0"IY- Send 10 cents tO tilig DMM halt giia thus dottint1bg urder thi, � . I I I
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