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JAN, 143, 1909.
TEE E RUSSELS
POST.
'THE CRURCH OF GOD,
REV. DR. TALMAGE ADVOCATES A
FREE CHURCH,
des H Rept Pare lt'Ilh Worldly Neter-
prlse a—The scriptural Iden en elle
$uitleet--Phe tree ('harPI IB the Only
penmen' t'omPian 9ease Reim- Weiiiit
i lent ie A11 ChtsC0$ or lee community
r r
Appetit r c e ((softy
i A despatch from \Weehinglen ease:
tell. Ur. 'Talmage preached frau( the
`allowing text; "1'lo rh.it and poor
ntogether the lewd ise
lethe MakerMakerol o et g
of. (bent ell,"—Proverbs xxii„ 2.
No one cines in 0 community is mde-
pendent of he other (fusses. Tint( is
not a healthful condition of society in
which men stand aloof from each oth-
er. That is 0 better state when peo-
ple, moving in different circles, al
some lime come upon a common plat-
form. What is true In the world -is
true in the thureh: " lee rich and the
poor ougel. to meet together; the Lore
is the Maker of them all." 1 do nut
think (hat the Chervil of Christ has
kepi pace with the enterprise of the
world, Some years ago, it look a long
time to make a nail, 'l'lhe blacksmith
would Lake the bar of iron, thrust it
into Lee hot coals, move the bellows,
bring the iron out on the anvil, smite
It, cleave it, emend it, fashion it into
nails, 1t was a lung and tedious pro-
cess; but: now the iron is put into the
machine, and in n'momenl. hundreds
of nails aro showered upon the floor
of the manufactory. Once it required
some time to thrash wheat from the
straw, The farmer would Lake the
abed of wheat, tear off the straw that
hound it, scatter it on the floor of
the barn, and then the stow flail would
pound the wheat out of the straw ;
now the horses start, the machine rum-
bles, and a sheaf of wheat is thresh-
ed instantly.
in olden times than was considered
a wonderful printing -press which
could make two- hundred and fifty im-
pressions in an hour ; but now, by our
modern steam printing -press thou-
sands and tens of thousands are made
in the same length of time. The Post
office was formerly a slow affair. Once
in two weeks the mail would go from
London to Ldinburgb, and at about
the same distance of time go from
New York to Boston.
Now, I ask if the Church of Goci has
kept pace with worldly enterprise?
with the pool-olfiee? with modern rag -
read transportation? with the arts?
with the soleness? with op Lies'1 with
geology? with astronomy? "0h," you
say, "there is no nes principle in re-
ligion to be developed." Well, I re-
spond, there is no new principle in
science to bre developed. They are
only the old prinelples that have come
to light and demonstration. There
was just as much electricity in the
olouds before Benjamin l•tnuklin play-
ed kite, with the thunder storms aas
there has been since. The law of
gravitation did not wane fax Newton
to comm. There was just as much
power in steam before Fulton discov-
ered it as since. The carboniferous
and juressic strata of Ino earth did not
wait to take their position until Hugh
Miller planted his crow -bar. So, in
matter's 01' religion, if a man -comes
and says, "I have now discovered an
.entirely new principle in religion ;" I
testy, "1 have no faith in what you are
going to say. I have but one standard,
and that is the Bible." But if he
that I wish to evolve and demonstr-
that I ,wish to evolve and demon-
strate," then, with all the possible at-
tention of my soul, I say, "Hear I
been. I"
I propose to-nightl Lo argue on behalf
of 0 Free Church. There are a great
many who do not quite understand the
plans and politics of such a church
In the first place, I believe in such a
church because it seems to me to be
the Scriptural idea. The apostle
James says; "If there come into your
assembly a man with a gold ring, in
goodly apparel, and there come in also
0 poor man in vile raiment;, and ye
have respect to him that wearetb the
gay clothing, and say unto him, Sit
thou here in a good place; and say to
the poor, Stand thou there, or set here
m footstool; under ootsL of are a not then
Y
Y
(tial inyourselves,and arebecome
pa e
judges of evil thouhts?" In other
words, the apostle James draws a pic-
ture.
ie-ture. It is et meeting of Christian peo-
pte ; the usher stands et the door ; two
people come to the door end ask for
Beats. The usher looks at the one
man, examines him from head to foot,
sees that his garments are dictated by
the recant feebi,on, and says, "come
here, air, 1'11 give you an excellent
seat, and says, "1 hope you will be
comfortable." Then the usher goes
back, sees the other man, sorutinizes
Lino very thoroughly, end says, Poor
emit, worn shoes, old hat, 1 think yon
will find a vary good place to stand in
that corner." Now, the lightnings of
that pasea.ge strike suoh an usher: in
ether words, you have no right Lo ar-
range a mast's position in the house of
loci according to his financial qualifi-
lati.ons. Do you suppose Unit the
eahornaolo or olden time, the temple,
end. the synagogue, were over rented
by worshippers? Oh, no; you tell me
those were nura.cuious times. You
fay in our times churches are such ex-
pensive institutions." We want all
this costly machinery. Let me tell
you, no church of the day costs half
so much us (Ii,d, the old temple, and yet
that temple in olden times was sup-
eorted, by voluntary contributions.
When the farmer brought his harvest
he said "These sheaves are for the
Lord When the flocks were drawn
up, he oiled, These lambs are for God,"
When the birds were naught, ho staid,
"These pigeons and these cloves are for
sacrifice." The temple, the tuber-
heele, all supported. h,y volunta.ry.cot-
tribution. But you Hcy men wore
more generous in those times, No, no,
the world has been a,dvaneing all the
time ; there has neva' been so mach
generosity on earth as now.
.
Now, 1 say, tr.
in those dark tilnee,
4104 111 that wicked airy of Jo•tisa.loyn,
the temple nnuld be tupparted by vol-
untary rantributl015, WO can not. in
this Christian cgs, and in the full
blaze of the Gosieel light, and when Hark, tris, my friends, Thee when
elle doe ti•ino or ('hrleliai beneficeneu you Hallo the 01 l los, you sew the 31, Irl.
le so much inoulcattcd, Ruppert, 11phtiu When Pekin comms to Cbrisl, ell ChinaChervil 1 The fart in, that the modes will eonnx, When I'ativ surrenders fu
Or eonslrooting church fineness have Cod, all France will 31reenlel'. \\'leen
chilled the voluntary prim°iglu, and London MAP''
lenglaud wilt pray wile
dammed buck the del rlt les o1 the 11' 0 \\ltt+n Ncw l ark 15(305 at the feet
worlcL; when, if. we had gent' !melt to of l'hilet; the 1 0114(1 States will lav
the. old 13iblu phot in all our (+hurddles, with Ler. Save leu cities, tied pal save
tepee would have been larger 10nevie- the world.
cure and a more extea5100 support of Again, I argue, in behalf a Free
the instil Menet of religion. So Thai. 1 1 harelh, because there are those or leiter
creme back now With more eniphasbl classes of people that wi11 especially be
then ever, to Huy, "11 leer, come into touched by tie Among them will be
your nsseulbl • 1111,1, with agold rime mea who were mice vey i
I
-
,ld goodly apparel, and there come in fluential lu churches, butwho
also n p0er 1011 11 10(11) vile raiment, and lust their ,property, and ((050-
•e have rve rsmcpew-rents.
J i l to him 11 at t•e; re h +
1 1 1 t l l gauntly van nut meet the
the gay (lathing, and say unto 11}m, t am nut speaking of imugin)ry eases,
Sit 1lent here in a good place, and say \\'hat becunms of tee great. multitude
to the- poor, Stand thou there, or sit: 01)110100 '34 10'' lnflueoit [el 111 1 he C'loutb
here under my footstool, are ye not of Clod, who, having lost their pro:
them piu•tial in yourselves, and are be- petty, ten not meet the pew -rents in
conte judges of evil thoughts?" 011, the tdturelt+•si They have gone—some to
how different it would be in all our infidelity seer into lives of dissipa-
ohurches, 1f, instead of having them lion — Cud only knows where they
supported by it few men, we could have have gone! Will Wren of any self -res -
the great masses of the people bring peel go to rhurah under such astute
their mites into the Lord's treasury, of circumsluncesi 1 tell you, nay.
1 argue, farther, in behalf of a Free If it were my ease, I would slay al
Church, because 1 think it is the only home and gather my children about
1 greet (cal common-sense mode for city me, and read to Thum of Christ and a
evnngelleal.ion. The Churchhas tried free heaven, out of which u mon 1s
scores of Ways. We have gone out with never pitched 'because he can nut pay
tratcle and with our llibies and rel(- his pew -rend At the very time a man
mora needs the consolation of religion
—when his earthly fortunes have fail-
ed—at the very tine thee he needs
most to be told about treasures that
never break—the Church of God turns
Its buck upon that man, end the wo•k
of breaking down that the Wall
gamblers began, the Church of God
einishes, It seems as i0 Lhrisl, 1n the
infinity of his foreknowledge, could
not think of a Church pretending to
love hien that would unanimously bar
out the destitute. He said, "The poor
ye have' always with you," Ho made
it not merely as a statement, but as a
prophecy and a promise; and yetin
does really seem as if, in this respeot,
the Lord God Med been thwarted,
'There is another (class of persons to
whom it .Free Church will appeal, and
that is the middle classes. And lot me
they are the suffering ones in reli-
gious books, among the people in the
destitute parts of the city. Some have
refused 10 take them. Some have
burned them up. Some have read Them
and tried to reform; but as long as
we. leave them clown amidst the evil
influences by which they are Surround-
ed, and do not bring them into some
Christian church—if you reform them
fifty Limes, fifty times, they will be
unreformed. In other words, here to a
man clown by the marshes with chills
tend fever. The physician eomes and
gives hien quinine, and stops the chills;
but just as long as that man continues
to live dozen by the swamps, he will be
subjected to the same ailment. Bring
hint out on the hill -top, where the at-
mosphere is clear, if you want him to
be permanently restored. Now, 1 say
of those people who live in the slums
of city destitution, as long as you leave
them there they will fall into (heir gious things. The wealthy may
old sins; but if you bring 4bem into pureh'so religious advantages any -
the healthy atmosphere of a Christian where; the positively beggared may
ohurch, then you may hope for their feel so (humiliated, they will be will-
ing to go into a mission chapel; hue
the middle elassee have not money
enough to buy positions in the weal-
thy churches, and they etre too proud
to go among the beggared. So they
stay at home. When I say the mid-
dle classes, I mean those whose income
just about meets lhoir outgoe and you
will immediately see that is the con-
dition of nine hundred and ninety-nine
out of every thousand in this city and
in every pity. The foot is, God does
not trust, us with money -1 mean the
majority of us. Your son is at school,
You do not give him a large amount
of money at the start. You soy to
the teacher, "Send in the bills," When
the bills come in, you pay for (the tui-
tion, you pay for rluthtug, you pay fur
travelling expenses. Now God treats
us very much in that way. He °lathes
us, pays our travelling expenses, shel-
ters us, but never trusts us with a
largo amount of money. Hence the
middle classes are in the majority —
those 1001) in a community are in the
majority telco, avhen they have met the
butcher's bill, and the grocer's bill,
and the gas 0il1, and the clothing bill,
and paid the house -rent, have nothing
left. The wife treys to her husband,
"My deur„ 1 thin!: we ought to go to
church somewhere. "Why don't we
take a pew it Dr. Well -to-do's church!"
"Oh," he, says, "we cant afford' it. I
hive more now to pay than I canpay.
We can't go there. We've got to deny
ourselves a little' longer. We'll get -a
little religion perhaps at home, We'll
occasionally read the Bible, and once
in a while Igo to a funeral, and that
won't cost no any •.hing; and we will
pick up a little religion here and there;
and after a while we may have good
luck, and we will then rent a pew, and
go Lo heaven respectably." Many a hue-
band end wife have considered with each
other upon matters of church economy
and before taking n paw, the husband
said to the wife, "Now, you know that
our income 'only meets our outgo.
What are you willing to deny your-
self? Will you have this old carpet
another year? twill you wear that
set of; furs another winter? Will you
consent to enive n0 more dresses this
9e15on? "No," she says. "Then,' he
says, "we, can't afford religion, and we
cunt afford the church," And so they
stay at home. My friends, open the
doors of a 'tree church, where men
may meet together without invidious
comparisons, and they will pour in
like the (tides of the sea, We
hev0
been bnrriug
out this
class of men from h
t
the
use of Gott,
d
and barring them out from the very
gate of heaven. The feet is, that tee
Church has become a sort of spiritual
insurance company; and the man comes
to get a policy, and you take him into
a private room and sound the lungs,
and listen to the beating of the heart,
and then, practically—not literally, but
ipett0LLcaliy—you ask him if he is sound
un the dollar question, and if he has
been afflicted with anything like bank-
ruptcy, and if there has been anything
like financial sickness in the family—
and, if it is all right you ehurge hen a
great premium, and dell him to be very
careful and pay it promptly, for if the
policy should run out, than very night
he might die, and so lose all the advan-
tages of all the pow -rent he had even.•
paid; and where his soul Would go to
would be very uncertain.
Thera is another class of people to
whom a Free Church will appeal, and
thea is the rich. I have yet to finch an
intelligent and rich Christian men who
does not believe in such institution. He
may doubt the financial success of it;
but I ban yet to find one such who does
not believe in Ihe principal of it. In
other words, our moneyed men do not
like to sea the principles of. Well Street
applied to the church of God, When I
say it rich mall, 1 mean a man W110 has
etches -.not a men who has gained a
little money and who is very anxious
lest he can not sufficiently display it
but I melee a 0)1111 who has a fortune,
who masters it, and wile has tot al-
lowed bps fortune to master him.
When • you Bhall elbow open the
churches of the living God as free
°hareems, then I want to tell you that
the gold and the silver, end the myrrh,
end the frankincense will come down to
Lhe feet of Jesus.
i am in favor 01 a Free Church, fur-
ther, b00a1t50 all the Providential in-
dioa:liens, so fat as we ere contemned,
are in that direction. It has been the
ell -Absorbing principle in my sottl ever
since t onlored the ministry, ;it was
permanent. reformation. If you can
say to them, "There is a free church,
there is a free Bible, there is a free
cross, and yonder is a free llenvon,"
they will readily accept the invitation
andcome with you.
A THRILLING EXPERIENCE,
A STORY TOLD BY A WELL-KNOWN
SALVATION ARMY CAPTAIN.
Itis Body 111400041 Froin fiend to root With
Rheumatic and Neuralgic Pains—Would
Prefer Death to Undergoing Such Suf.
faring Again.
From the Post. Lindsay, Ont.
11 is the lot of but a limited number
of people t, enjoy the confidence of
such an exceedingly large circle of
friends and comrades as does Capt.
John A. Brokenshire, wbo was recent-
ly interviewed by a Post reporter at
the home of his parents at Rosedale a
pretty hamlet situated at the head of
BRISam river ie Victoria county, where
the elder Ii1Il. Brokenslrire, who has
reached the three -score years and ten,
has held the position of loekmaster for
the past twenty-two years. Capt.
Brokenshire, the subject of this article,
is -34 years of age, is well-known and
highly respected throughout many of
the leading cities and towns of On-
tario, where, during his seven years
service in Salvation Army work he
has Dome in contact with 0 targe num-
ber of People, He has been stationed
at Toronto, Montreal, PeterhOro, Ot-
tawa, Harrisburg and minor places,
and at one time was a member of a
travelling S. A. string band. The
following is Capt. Brokenshire's
own statement: — "I had been
slightly troubled with rheumatic pains
for several years, and had to
give up the Army work on different
000051009 me account of my trouble.
When stationed in Morrisburg four
years ago, I became completely un-
fitted for work, as I suffered terribly
with pains in the back of my neck,
down my shoulders and arms and
through my body. In fact I had pains
of a stinging muscular nature from
the back of my head to my toes. I
could not bend my head forward if I
got the whole of Canada to do so, and
when in bed the only slight rest I got
was with a large pillow under may
shoulders, thus letting my goad hang
backward. I could, notup,
et but
g
hadorollor
t
(what out myself
of
Ybeet
as my spine seemed to be affected. My
medical adviser pronounced my trouble
neuralgia and rheumatism combined,
whish he said had gone through my
whole system. He prescribed for one,
but the medicine gave me no relief. I
tried various other remedies but they
were of no avail. Believing my ease
to be hopeless I determined to start
for my home in Rosedale, but the jar-
ring of the train caused such terrible
agony I was compelled to abandon the
trip at et rb
P e oro' here T laid
1 all was old
up for three weeks, when I finally
made a herculean effort and reached
home. As my mother says, "I looked
like an old man of 90 years of age
when she saw me struggling with the
aid of two heavy canes to walk from
the carriage to the house." At home I
received every possible attention and
all the treatments that kind friends
suggested, but I was constantly going
from bad to worse. ,in tannery, 1810,
after many months oe untold agony,
1 determines to try Dr. \\'i Wilms' Pink
Pills, having read so much in the news-
papers of the great benefits received
by others from their use. To make sure
of getting the genuine article I •sent•
direct to the Dr. Mittens' Medicine Co,
at Brookville, for the Pills, After tak-
ing two boxes I'' noticed a slight im-
provement in My condition which gave
Me SOMA encouragement and .T. kepi. on
until I had taken twelve boxes, al-
though before I got through with the
sixth 1 could go to bed and enjoy a
good night's rest, etch as I bad not
done for years, is never at any time
enjoyed better heniith then .T ane doing
at present. Sineo my recovery T have
incluced ftovernl 1010M1S to take Pink
('ills for various troubles, aid in each
ease they have uteec:ed cures.
The above is a voluntary and correct
stelemont of the facts of my ease and I
trust that many others may by reading
this, retered the blessing that T, have,
i.Cn;cesiary Iwould melte e.n affidavit
to the above facts at any time.
d LOVing
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Healthy Appetite,
Perfect Digestion,—
Those constitute the Luanda lion for
health end happiness. 'Wit bout good
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luxuries of wealth and plenty are of
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otos en appetite, toms and the sLrength-
rls 1e aLu 1 n 1 IIIAC 1 t
n
lye ewe/.
g s It 1 wee to
digest feast. It has brought happiness
to many a home by curing dyspepsia.
et is coati/n(1y curing stomach trou-
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ANO'l'.HI.}t WAY TO (10.
Miss Wend r I kuow w bel I
want to a1y, lei t-•-er--1 don'( know
holy 10 exp( ess myself, began Mr.
raid.
b.xprese yourself, Mr. Homewood,
Mins fliland rut in, weal the, 1111 road
people lei 704 travel us a fleet -class
passenger?
ITS NAMI. IS LEGION.
"'1'04 Penistuno, Stockbridge, Hoy -
lend and Camel own Express," and
"VW a ,ley Ere lesfifed, Ought ibridge
.1 )(view and '1 huristoue Advert is"r" of
t11,. 18th August best, in their reports
Hood's Pills with IIoodo vaeanp Ills°
the thing that, brought me to this city.
I had a coultortable home In Phila-
delphia, but this Was a gospel principle
I thought I would, like to see tried, I
Mime here, and it so happened that all
the people who gathered around me
were of the same opinion, and so we
have been unanimous, We were unani-
mous in the style of tee new church,
and about eche architecture of the
second, We were unanimous about
having it free. When we were burned
down we were unanimous •about recon-
struction, and the principle see develop-
ed in the old church wa will try to de-
velop in the new. Where the old Tab -
emote, stopped when it burned down,
the new Tabernacle wit} begin when
it rises up.
Having seen the frank, sympathetic
men of the world around me, as my
companions, I expect they will be my
companions when they and I have
crossed the flood into the great eter-
nity. I have lived with them in this
city, and I expect they will be my
neighbours in the better oily. I know
all their trials and temptations; I
know all their business perplexities; 1
know all their ba.rdships; and I want
to stand before them a few years, and
tell them of that Christ who will he
their security in every financial strait
and their bondsman in every crisis,
and who, when the nations are in a
panic and the world ablaze, will de-
clare everlasting dividends of light,
and joy, and triumph, to all those who
have invested their affections in him.
THII LIGHT THAT FAILED.
Pollywog—What's the trouble be-
tween Van Clove end his wife? I
thought she was the light of his life.
Jollydog—So she was, but she went
out too much.
lA1IJLTE PROVES
That Dodd's Kidney Pills Cure
Bright's Dis ease.
Though n11 Oilier Deans Fall—Air. C. E.
Apices' Cnse Shows the • Truth of the
Clain( That Dodd's Kidney Pills are the
Only Cure for this Disease.
Hamilton, Jun. 0,—One of the must
popular of Hamilton's hotel clerks, is
Ldr. C. E. Aikens, of the Commercial
Hotel.
Der. Aikens' duties are onerous and
heavy throughout the year, and a man
who was not possessed of more than
ordinary shrewdness and capability
could not possibly fill his position.
This being the ease, it will be read-
ily understood that Mr. Aikens was
very heavily handicapped when, some
three years ago, he was attacked by
Bright's Disease—a disease which many
physicians claim is incurable.
'Mr. Aikens found a sure, however.
And so important does he rightly deem
his recovery, than he hies given the
following statement regarding it, for
publication, in the hope that other suf-
ferers from Bright's Disease will be
resoued.
"I could gat no relief, no matter
what I used, mar which of our doctors
treated me. I had suffered, with
(Bright's Disease, for two years, and
had tried many remedies and wasted
many dollars in my endeavors to re-
gain my health. When I was advised
to try Dodd's Kidney Pills, I had no
expectation of receiving ' any benefit
from them.
"1 tried them, however, and soon
hard reason to be thankful that I did,
Before T had taken a dozen doses I
felt a change for Lhe better, and the
e
improvement continued steadily until
y un
now I am as strong and healthy as
ever. Six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills
did this for me."
Dodd's Kidney Pills, the only unfail-
ing cure for .Bright's Disease, are sold
by all druggists at fitly cents a boy
six boxes $2.50 or sent, on receipt of
price, by The Dodds Medicine Co
Limited, Toronto,
TPIL7 MATLED VOICE.
Constance—W hat lovely embroidery!
And do you also paint?
Violet — No, dear. I often envy you
that accomplishment.
SALVATION TO St?Fb'ima is FROM
CATAII,DIX.
All Mosel suffering from Catarrh,
Bronchitis, Irritable . Throat, &c., and
who wish for an absolute euro, send
to the undersigned forsamplobotl.le of
their Lemons preparation and inhaler,
pre -paid, It is neither n snuff nor a
wash, nor. au ointment, but a pleasant
remedy which! is carried by atmos-
pheric air to every part of the throat, Dooms 4WD Beare 05 muse Weitatiph
lungs and nasal passages and fully TORONTO. ONT.
warranted to cure. .Address: N. C.
Polson & Co.,, Kingston, Ont. PllutttAbllhdt'nr6 l30W1 LOostrraa
There are not good things enough in
Life. to indemnify us for the neglect of
a single duly.—Madam Swetchine,
Author, after completing a new book
—There, that will make me more im-
mortal than ever.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications as They cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There is only one
way re cure deafness, and that, Is by constitu-
Venal remedies. Deafness le caused by an in -
filmed condition of the muosua lining of the.
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed
ioa have a rumbling sound or imperfect heur-
ng, and when itis entirely <nosed, Deafness is
the result, and unless the inflammation can be
(.ikon out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, bearing will bo destroyed forever ;
nine cages out of ten aro caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed condition of
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
sage of D, afness (caused by catarrh; that can-
not be wee by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send
for circulars ; free.
a , J. CHIDNEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists. 75c,
Hall's Fatuity Pills are the best.
W. P. C. 053
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SO4U12MON DASIN08—Nes Importation. finest English
'Wall prices. PAARRB, BLACKLL 0 Closings—reliable ronto at
MEDALS TESTED wntefur poo,.
100100N H10ROEY, B. A. 8c,
16 91 Sacrament St., Montreal, Que.
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Printing, [bound, 11111 neade, Statements, Lett,,
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Mills, Mlll■ & Hales
Berristers,otc., remover!
to Wesley eldtte., Riot
mond 8t. W.. Toronto.
1F you1.,,.or A,PPLBS, BUTTER, B000 or P1ULTR1
ip ,hip ship them to
The Dawson Commission Co., Lio1ited,
7Coronto.
Stammerer
5,007 emmmerer
SWORD and evin talk if
they will come and
try. I have spent 40 yearn' xeudy on this distressingbaba.
Como and satisfy ymuselvee. No risk, W. K. BATE,
9peeialist, 302 College 9t., Toronto.
Wm. Millar & Co.
Manufacturers or Mon
Oaeca Office Store, Bunk
Fixtures,Jew•
and ', Druggists',
eters', Dna ghtr d all
Brit ab Plata Mirrors, Ro, 10 ton Alice St�,IT . Fittings.
Metallic Telephone
Tablet Always Ready. "Job
It down now." Price,
$1,50.
The OFFICE SPECIALTY MFO.CO.
LIMITED,
Toronto and Newmarket, Ont.
For Sale POULTRY
TRUCKARMS
$1,000 and upwards, on oast -
ern shore of Maryland. Send
for description, S. P. WOOD -
COOK & C., SALISBURY,
Wicomico Co.. MD.
STRETFORD, ONT.
Rai Oommerolal School in the Province • enter now I
eetalogue frac. W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
Superior To ell others,
P Germ•praof °loth
Four Dollars
(Immolate. To be had only from Ji,
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mid sample
of sloth before buying olsewhere.
Dominion Line Steamships.
Montreal and Quebec to Liverpool In aurnmor. Large
and fast twin screw ,tenm,hipe 'Labrador' Vau•
eouver,' ' Dominion,' 'Sootemen; ' Yorkshire.'
Superior accommodation tar First Cabin, Slee-
ond Cabin and Steerage passengers, Rates of
passage—First Cabin, Ment; deeond Cabin,
$96; Steerage 625.80 and towards according to
steamer and berth. For all Information op_ply
to Local Agents or Davie TOR 115005 &
Coni Agents, 17 St. 8aorament St., Montreal.
L. COFFEE & CO., s,1bllehed (Mat
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Carbolic Disinfectants, Soaps, 01,8.
rnont, Tooth Powders, ate„ have boon
Awarded 108 module and diplomas for superior
excellence, Their regular nue prove at infect -1 -
am diseases. Ask your doalor to obtain a
supply. Lists mailed free on applloation,
F. C. CALVERT & CO.,
MANCHESTER, • - ENGLAND,
FOR SALE—E gine one heavy duty,
high speed, Armingion & S nuns pat-
tern, Antoinette oulotr engine, cylin-
der 111" diameter, stroke 30", 0" steam
eonneotlon; this engine is capable of
2('0 horse power at.120 revolutions per
minute ; this engine Is In good working
order and has born replaced by a
hoarier engine of greatermilractty, For
further particulars apply e.t once to
The Guth Porcha and Rubber Mfg.
Co., of Toronto, Limited, 61-69 Front51.
west, Toronto.
RALPH RESTORED WITHOUT MEDI.
•���g 01NE OR ICXPIINS1ii to rho 31050 DOS,
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LIVEN, 041.000. BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
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fante whose Aliments and Debility have re -
slated all other taoatmeule. It digests when
all other Food 18 rejooted, saves 60 times it.
Dost in medicine.
510
YEARS' INVARIABLE SUCCESS,
100000 ANNUAL CURES of Oonablp.
salon, Flatulensy, Dyapap,la, Indigestion, Con.
sumpbion. Diabetes Bronchitis, Influenza,
Coughs. Aathtna, Catarrh, Phlegm, Diarrhmo,
Nervous Debility, Sleeplessness, Despondency
DU BARRY and Co. (Limited), 77 Regent.
greet, London, W., also in Parra 14 Rue
de Castiglione, and at all Grams, Chemists,
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Hundreds
of these Closets nee now In neo.
They aro
Absolutely Odorless.
Fire only required once in two weeks.
For oirouter write co
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Baker's Adjustable Bedside Table
Designed Especially for Nome
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E No Hospital or Sanitarium le oomplete without
them. Thousands In woe,
Universally indorsed and highly recommended by
the Medical Profession. Frame of table is construct-
ed of Steel Tubing, finished either in Meek or White
Enamel. Nickel or Antique Copper Plate Loaf Is of
Selected Oak ninety panelled. clan be used over bed,
lounge, chair, etc. A household article of great
merit and uh�lty. Descriptive circuar and price list
sent free upon application. Correspondence Invited.
The W. B. CAMPBELL CO.,
General Agents for Canada,
Toronto, Ont.
A TREASURE TO EVERY MEMBER OF EVERY FAMILY.
" If every man having a family of growing children could
THE realise the value of this Diettonary he would not be long with•,
out it. It ie worth mare than ane olothes, javvelory, bic h 110 -
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here, such as Magic Lanterns, Tool Seta,
Work ilexes, hianieuro 0010, Moto,,
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we send your premiums p10 eptly and
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eral hay's triton if Preferred.
Our Buy's me, durable
is of American
make, handsome, Watch
and tellable.
Our Lady's aVty and is a little gem,
Swiss emcee, dainty and accurate. The
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warranted for time or lightning exposures. In toot every
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With every Wa1eh we send a WRITTEN GUARANTEE to Repair or Replace. Cloud for ono year,
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50 Given Away Free Last leek
and probably more than that number will be
given this week. Remember we are giving
free only 500 Graphophones in all for the
purpose of introducing our medicines
throughout this country.
These are the latest improved Edison Talking I12a-
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you all the latest songs (comic, sacred and secu-
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Zf you want one of these machines you will
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British Chemists Co.
Toronto, Can,