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q11 , MILBURN'$ LAXA-LIVER pILLS. Lesson XI--F011rth Quarter, Fo the' ty W llaud- I CHRISTMAS I HOLIDAY HINTS
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I They stimulate the sluggish liver, forth or all purposes yesterday.
. -dean the coated toppe, sweeten the lesd, Suggestions by Santa Claus I A Dainty
� . , THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. Xoh�4 Wade Of Alabama p ��d 'Tin� Reticule Will Please
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I 4)us matter from the system, and prevent an expensive fur cost 4 theat4eustin, For Sweethearts and Wives, � most Any Girl, -
: 04 well as cure all sickness arising from Text of the Lesson, Neh. vi, I.IZ store, and was sentenod to aevitk I .
� 41 disordered condition of the stoma* Memory Verse, II. -Golden Text, p,, months in the CentraL �
liver and bowels. xxvil, I -Commentary, Prepared by Four persons were hille 4 ax <1 The man who tr�vels with a suit
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I . Rev. D. M. Stearns, gcore or more injured lZei oVe'! case Is always on the lookout for com- A. linen hand bag to carry with the
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� Mrs. Matthew Sullivan, Pine Ridge, Illinois Central passenger al I summer gown may be made up at ]it-
� � , WX., writes.----�'I had been troubled with Chapter v tells of a great wrong ro-P111101, Mem . nt pact toilet articles that pack easily tle cost and will be a gratifying gift
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i I liver complaiAt for a long time. I tried Into, the dit 28 miles east of pa", and take up little space; consequently to the girl who Is fond of stylish dress -
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I none of thera seemed to do me any good, were holding mortgages on the 11inds make a tilt as Christmas gifts. The be carried its much next season as it
The Hamilton, Waterloo and 9 illustration shows, the very latest thing I
� � but when I at last tried Milburn's Laxa- and houses of their poorer brethren R w y ming � Parliloum"1014 s last summer. The bag IlIustrated
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I Liver Pills I soon began to get well again;
I L . � L thanks to The T. Milburn Co. I would and lending money at a high rate, for legislation. This tim.i the .q9n In toilet accessories designed especially .
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� not be without thera if they cost twice I while for twelve years Nehemiah as pany asks for sit extension of tim for the reqnir�!ments of the suit ca'86: and worked with delft blue silk.
� as much." -4 0 governor had refused to be charge- and for power to inerease its'&pital in both Instances the cases are made Any style hand bag will be accept-
1� . Wilburn's Laxa-Liver Pills are 25 cents able to 'the people or to, take any to nine millions. of pigskin, and the envelope -like look- able. Some of the most expensive
�, , ,,,, Mr. Richard Clement, an elder Ing affair which fastens securely witb
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I an dealers or mailed direct on receipt fed at his own, table 150 Je-ws and clenly Thursday. While at d1nnerl'A brush mounted ne,ntly in ebony. - The .
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thought to do him mischief by enticing tional Connell has rejected the, Rud. ;::il.;�zl;.zll.-,."...",�..;.;";.;:.;.:,:.";�,;,;�z..'��.,.,�!.'.,�fi�!�:���..�,:,,�..�:.;�:�.;;-,..;:"i�,,�,,,�,i���..',,'ii:�",
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them may be used in even a year. ery child of God must exN-'et to be iitherto only led to Persian huml 14. .,*.,..,�,�*'�,�..,'i,',,�i.,.��-*,.'���,-*",,�'C'��i-*...,;��.,.*:;:���..,-*i���.."..,.,..,*.,;�,'�,."...�., , ,.� "i�i-�,.i.;�,�i.'.,'f�,.,'.'���i.?.."...�,��.-,�,.�i��.-,,..�'.
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skill of the meanest needlewoman. 18-' 20; xTI, 33; II Tim. III, 12), and it had become intolerable. *,��E._*�.,�,,-, i�.,�..*.'��i����.�ii.".",.,.��
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demand, so if you are selecting a de- Huge Loss of Fuel. ;::....-�,I�- �i,,, -*-,�`��,,'�,��'.:,',-.,
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I I for our highest place is lying low at 'last seen,ph the stern of the boat and other with white ones for removing fashioned brocade silks, tapestries and
our Redeemer's feet, and the Lord at ,intervals gave 11 nals to the watch- dust from ,the hat One or both ol the addition of a little judicious em-
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I MMMROIDERM P]NOUSMON. alone must we be occupied. 214s. The shore in and axound 'Alebala Give Him a String Bag.
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Four times they tried in a similar Point is strewn with the wreekai This case for the useful ball of twine square and oval bags and variations
� sign you cannot do better than copy, way to entice Him, but he wag enabled 4nd the cargo Of DUIpwood.
the one photographed here. The cen- to resist them every time (verse 4). _ .� . - . may be woven of raffia in the open, of these shapes are stylish. Bags of
ter consists of a circular piece of . work pattern shown here, the ends striped sHk or satin with the flap
� Am old lady who endeavored to find of the strands being secured by rib. fastened down by a fancy button and
� linen. worked In satin stitch with a something good i'm every one and ev- Humor and bons, tied in pretty bows. Red rib- a cord in two colors (made by twist -
spray, of flowers and foliage. Double erything was onca asked it she ever ,
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6- trills of valenclennes lace and a nar- Saw anything good in the devil. She . Philosop _ , bon on naturalcolored raffia was used Ing together two cords of the desired
11EhNW._1roW beading through whicb. EL ribbon . In this case and made a pleasing com- colors) are also modish souvenirs.
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Wlqm anil� knotted at the top serve to persistent." These enemies of .Nehe- I ar.ovivCAN iv. .smfr,W I . Hand Embroidered Belt.
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� Still Time to Make It. to Nehemiah, he was steadfast, unmov- ;,�:8,.k.,*i i -.1*i` "'. ,i**�:
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I - Psted in the little gifts that one wom- I to weaken their hands. But Nehemiah And guide the living railroad train i��il.,-; . . . . . was of white - g I r , os . gral . a- . wasbable'i,i6-
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I va Is making with those small books had no guilt on his conscience in this That peace and health and comfort bring,. - bon, adorned with gpray�s of follage.
of stamps which are issued by the matter and nothing to fear. He re- They do not make the hall of fame, . ... � "I'll, - . Belts of stamped llnen'are also liked
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Suffeied With Ne[ve Tiouble licait speaking a vision of their own Im raffia cover, one, end of the twine be* little guest towel Is finished with a
I . JLP u r d o c k Ing allowed to hang out of the case, h,mstitebed hem, above which is a
� � heart, causing the people to err by so that a. length of string may be Pull- dainty design of pond lilies darned in
. ro their lies and by their � lightness (Jer. ed off without tangling the ball. The blue mercerized cotton, with the leaf
I I I Foi Two Yeal 01 xxiii, 16, 26, 32). What shall be said 'Blood 13itters twine ball case makes a good gift for and flower petals outlined with white
� . of the false, teachers of today who a man, who can hang it beside his I
, WAS 1XPOSSIBLE; FOR HM TO ,with all the increased light of the New CURES ALL thread.
I desk or on the wall of his room or The larger towel has a �.butterfly
L� SLEEP. Testament speak lies out of their own office. . motif mingled with a design worked
Mr. Chas. W. Wood, 31 Torrance heart in the name of the Lord"? What- SKIN DISEASINES Presente For Young Men.
, I I 5treet, Montreal, Que., writes:-" Por ever is not according 0 Scripture is a - An acceptable present Is a year's - - 0-
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"it wag all �jght fora, time, but the blood, and in consequence the cures it preclated, but Small books, such as .; 1.11.11- . . .......... N,
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., � I ,old'ttouble .-turned with.greater force and Sanballat to make him afraid, so makes are of a permanent and lasting hotebooks, diaries, verse. books, ,etc., i;:ii;,i.�-�:::!:"",:i:.::�:�;;�,,.'�..'.�.�.T�'.�:::�.,:,.;::��:":.., :�� : .
.1 � than before. that they might have matter for an nature. are seldom used. Sometimes the note- *f:�r..�. i�f,.*,'i�� :
"One of the boys, who works with me, evil, report against him Nehemiah's Mrs. Richard Coutine, White Head, book Is a misfit for the pocket, and, : i�,:iil.'�i.*.*iii�'.*�-`- �il'-.111�.�X� � ;.
. me half a bo of Milb-arn's leart reply Is again brave and full of con- Que., writes--" I have been both *1'. :: " ; .......
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. and Nerve Pills. I took them and 1 got fidence in God: "Should such a n1an as -It rlieum On my hands for two years, 11 reasons why this kind Is a risk to 7"Z- ��.:
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I I , The price of Milburn's Heart and 11). So he handed Toblah and Sanbal- P,uiciock Blood Bitters, so I got three A fountain pen should only. be given VAIWoowmr winnommmD Tovwrnr,
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for $1.25. They are for, sale at all 411 the rest of his enemies over to I found a big cliwigq; now to -day I am � la white cotton. Yellow mercerized
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I ,00d, (verse 14). See in verses 17-10 cured." I . cotton I
. � teceipt of price by The T. Milburn Coq Burdock Blood Bitters is manufactured may be said of a camora, as thd ma A pretty buttonhole w1t4 a do� In each
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Girls. ' I small ,visiting card at the head, palht-
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by the dainty bedroom slippers or ' carefully Christmas greetings arid your,
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sold .in the sbops aiionid be used as Now, Johnny, you must be good!" '
the foundatious for We mutes. They � "Aw, you don't want me to be goocl,
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CONSTITUTIONAL BL06D DISEASE. VARICOSE VF,INS CUBED.
"The spots are all started treatment:—Age 21, single, In -
Patient No. 16474. Case'No. 10888. SYmptoms when he
gone from xny legs and arms and I feei dulged In immoral habits several,years,
good now. I am very grateful to you Varicose Veins on both tides—pimples
and shall never forget the kavor your on the face, etc. After two months'
medicines have done for me. You can treatment he writes as tol loAvs:—, 'Your
use my name in recommending It to welcome letter to hand and am very
any sufferer. I am going to get mar- glad to say thdt I think myself curecl.
ried soon, Thanking you once more, My Varicose Veins have ComPletely dio-
etc." appeared for quite a while and It seems
I a cure. I work harder and feel less
tired. I have no desire for that habit
SAVS TWO MONTHS CURED EM. whatever and It I staY like th1s, wh1ch ,
I h1ve ery reason to believe I will.
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Patient No. 16765. Age 23. Single. Thankiney r your kind attention,"
indulged In immoral haits 4 years. De- etc. "A
posit In urine and drains at night.
'Varicose Veins on both stdes, paIns In GAINED 14 POVINDS IN ONE AJO�NTIIL
baek ' weak sexually. He writes --11X Fatient No. 13522. This pationt (aged
received your letter of recent date and 68) had a ohronic case of NeKvous Do -
I. reply I am pleased to say that after 111ty and Sekual weakness and was run
taking two nionths' treatment I would down In yfgor and vitality. After one
consIder myself letely curbd, as I month's' trea,tment he reports as fol-
bave seen no = Of them coming lows:—"X am feelffig very well. I haxe
back (one year). gained 14 pounds In one month, so that
I ivill have to congratulate You." Later
WHE WORLD %,'F,MJS DIFliTiMENT. re
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Patient No. 15923. "I have not had getting better evevy week." His last re- .
a regular Emission I don't know when Poft:—"Detir Doctor$—As I feel this to
and am feeling fine, The world seems the last montli's treatment that I ,%Vill
have to get, I thought at one time I ,
altogether different to me and I thanic would never bo cured but I Put con.
God for directing 2fie to you, You have f1dence In you from the staft and you
been an honest doctor with me." have cured me.,,
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