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Ot ne regulating, and repairing.
rders left at W, Doherty's phone
61, will receive prompt attention.
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Mr. Hooper. In Clinton on every
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any oppointmentsfor Mr. Cameron.
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four days old. It will pay you to take
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to publish what your good medicine has
done forme. "—Mrs. SIMON DOUCETTE,
Belleville, Yarmouth Co., Nova Scotia,
Canada.
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heart, sparks before the eyes, irregu
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life when woman's great change may
be expected.
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be opened, read and answered by a
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way too' late to get in the paper
We welcome the news but want it
early. e
The next public holiday will be,
Thanksgiving Day, Monday, Octo-
ber lith.
Houses for renting are at a
premium here. -
There are still some( more Wed-
dings te take place in the near
future. •
Do you think there, will be an
election this fall?
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Lesson I.—Fourth Quarter, For
Oct. 3, 1915.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Text of the Lesson, 1 Kings xxi, 11.20.
Memory Verses, 17.1.9—Golden Text,
Num. xxxii, 23—Commentary Pre•
pared by Rev. b. M. Stearns.
Ahab and Naboth side by side
earth, the rich and the poor, meet
gether, but there is a hereafter, as
eeribed in Luke xvi, and the rich h
are' Sometimes awfully poor, a
worse than poor, when they leave
world. It' is certainly "a pitiful ph
of sinful human nature when such
Ahab desire also a poor maws all
net like a spoiled child when they c
not get it. He was beau, and d
pleased when reproved by the ,Lo
for compromising with Ben-hadad, ;
now he is the same because he cane
have Naboth's vineyard, and be we
to bed, turned, away his face a
would not eat (xx, 43; xxi, 1-4). iia
a man in Naboth's place would Im
been afraid to displease such a cue
Ahab, but Naboth feared the Lord a
evidently remembered that the la
was His and was not to pass fro
tribe to tribe (Ler. xxv, 23; Nu
xxxvi, 7), and Im would rather d
please Ahab at any cost than displea
the Lord. Such whole hearted peop
for God are greatly needed—those w
will never bow to any, howev th
mighty, if us they can glorify Go
The fear of man always briugeth
snare. We most live in the fear of"tl
Lord always.
Jezebel, on learning what ailed h
husband, urged him to remember th
be was the king, that he should art
and eat and be merry and she woul
give him Naboth's vineyard (vers
-7). The people who give what do
not belong to them, no matter evil.uffers by it, ;use still to be found o
arth—unscrupulous, proud, selfish, th
arth is mine; what right have you o
t? There are also plenty to do the
idling, no matter what it is, wbethe
o oppress and ruin a man or bis fam
y or business or even to take a man'
fe, as did these vassals of :7ezebe
verses 8-14). Some one has said�tha
the servants of Christ were as read
o serve Him as the servants of th
evil are to serve him many thin
ould be different all around.
It seems to us strange that the Lor
bould 'permit the devil to afflict an
ill His people, but He told His disci
es that they would be put out of til
ynagogue and even killed for His sak
nd that they must not be afraid to b
filled (John xvi, 1,'2; Matt. x, 28). I
e very next Chapter we see a faith
ul servant of the Lord, Micaiah, th
on of Imlah, put in prison and fed
read and water because he spoke til
ord's message and feared no man'
sown and sought no man's favor (xxi:
14, 27, 28). The time Will come, aft
r the church is taken away, whe
o saints then on earth, converts efts
e rapture, the redeemed of Rev. vil
e great tribulation saints, shall suf
er terribly at, the bands of the sery
is of the devil (Dan. vii, 21, 25; Rev
iii, 5-8), but their victory is seen 1
ev. xv, while the torment of thos
bo prefer life and the favor of ma
seen in Rev. xiv,•9-11.
Word was brought by the murderer
the murderess that Naboth wa
ad, stoned to death, like Stephen an
uI, long afterward, but they did not
ow the God of Nabotb, who eves
eth and cares for His own, though
e often allows that which looks like
it to come them.
It stands for-
er true that all things work togeth-
for good to them that love God
om. vin, 28). Ahab went to take
ssession of Nabotles vineyard, but
awful message came to him from
e Lord by the mouth of Elijah con-
rning both himself and his wife.
bus snide the Lord, In the place
ere dogs licked the blood of Nabotb
all dogs lick thy blood, even thine,"
d "The dogs shall eat Jezebel by the
it of Jezreel" (verses 19, 23). See
e fulfillment of both of these predic-
ns in xxi:, 38, and II Eines ix, 10,
30-37. There is a reaping for all
wing both here and hereafter, for
hatsoever a man soweth thatshall
also reap," and "they that have
Yen the wind shall reap the whirl-
ed" (Gal. vi, 7, 8; Hos. viii, 7).
Ahab called Elijah his enemy (verse
, but it was Ahab who was the ene-
of Elijah and of the Lord, for he
d sold himself to the devil to work
vi1 in the sight of the Lord, being
rred up to do so by his wicked wife,
abet (verses 20, 25), He said to Eli-
, "Hast thou found me?" And Eli -
said, "1 have 'found thee" (verse
This reminds us of the words in
m. xxxii, 23, "Be sure your. sin will
d you out," and also of Matt. x, 26,
Imre is nothing covered that shall
be revealed, and bid that shall not
known." Oh, the revealings of that
wben there may be many works
even ,Christians burned up because
self (I Cor. iii; 11.15). I;tlooks as if
ab might have been a different man
for his wicked wife. And oh, how
cions the Lord was to him! He
w him thoroughly, and yet when
saw some apparent repentance, hu-
ty and fasting He held off the evil
ng his days (verses 27-29). The
wage of Jehosaphat (who was one
b
t e eight good ,kings of Judah) with
ab, as recorded in chapter xxli, is
one of the strange combinations of the
eodiy and ungodly which prove so dis-
astrous always, Why not determiue
to lay to 'heart Il Cor. vi. 14.18, • and
live accordingly, for wholehearted see.
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We dislike to keep reminding our
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they should pay up, but we know of
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HOW tolls WILL
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The War Against Health Is Quickly
Ended By "Fruit-a-tives".
MRS. DEWOLFE
East Ship Harbour, N.S.
"It is with great' pleasure that I
write to etell you of the wonderful
benefit I have received from .taking
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sufferer from Constipation and Head-
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Nothing in the way of medicines
seemed to help me. Then I finally
tried `Fruit-a-tives' and the effect was
splendid. After taking one box, Ifeel
like a new person find I am deeply
thankful to have relief from those
sickening headaches". ' -
Mrs. MARTHA DEWOLFE.
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Skin Troubles than any other medicine.
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At all dealers or sent on receipt of price
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imperial Rome.
There are various estimates of the
population of ancient Rome. The fig-
ure given by Gibbon is 1,200,000.
Baker. in his notes to Montesquien's
"Grandeur and Decadence of the Ro-
mans," gives good reasons for thinking
that Rome's population was 2,000,000.
The city had within its walls in the
time of Theodosius 48,332 habitations,
built, as a rule, with several stories.—
New York American.
Was Weak and Dun Down.
COULD NOT STAND
THE LEAST EXCITEMENT.
When one gets weak and run down
the heart becomes affected, the nerves
become unstrung and the least excite-
ment causes a feeling of utter lastitude.
What is needed is to build up the heart
and strengthen the shaky nerves by the
use of such a medicine as Milburn's
Heart and Nerve Pills,
Mrs. J. A. Williams, Tillsonburg,
Ont., writes: "I cannot speak too
highly of Milburn's Heart and Nerve
Pills. I suffered greatly with my nerves,.
and was so weak and run down I could
not stand the least excitement of any
kind. I believe your Heart and Nerve
Pills to be a valuable remedy for all
sufferers from nervous trouble,"
niessrn's Heart and Nerve Pills are
tier per box, 3 boxes for $1.25, at all
dealers or mailed direct on receipt of
price by The T. Milburn Co., Limited.
Toronto,
Ont.
His Superiority.
A mission worker tells how shocked
she was to encounter this bit of syn,
Icism in the slums. The conversation
was between two women whose mari-
tal life had not been particularly fe-
licitous.
"Well," said one of -them. "of course
we has our troubles with all of 'em,
But I'll say this for my second hus-
band—he's better than any first. He's
Injailso ranch that practically all 1
earn I has for myself."—Lippincott's.
Incidental Musk.
One of the most tiresome,'not to say
exasperating, traditions of the theater
Is incidental music—particularly the
music that Is presumably intended to
accentuate dialogue. It has been a
conviction of mine that the expedient
is a confession of actor weakness. No
actor worthy of the name needs that
kind of help. Some of you graybeards.
hark back to Edwin Booth and try to
Imagine him in the fourth act of "Rich -
ellen," for example, delivering the
curse. of Rome speech in unison ,With
the performersinthe orchestra well!
One difference between theatrical
performances in Germany and those in
America is In this very incidental tau-
sla In our country every actor that
holds a prominent relation to the play
In band must have music to bring him
on the stage and more music to take.
him. off. The nuisie cue Is ridiculously,
overworked. Many playsare made ifn-
Intelligible by the obtrusiofi of untime-
ly mualc slmultaneonsly with lines that.
nobody -- could catch.,-- Detroit Prep
Press.
WHAT CATARRH AT �
A ,
IS
It has been said that every third
person has catarrh in some form.
Science has shown that nasal catarrh
often indicates a general weakness
of the body; and local treatments in
the form of snuffs and vapors do little,
if any good.
To correct catarrh yon shonki treat its
cause by enriching your blood with the
of} -toast in Scott's
m
$ nlsioa which is
a
medicinal food arid a building -tonic, free
trom•any harmful drugs. Try it. 4,
Scott & 8owae. Toronto, Out.
Hester How had;
Noted' "Ward" Teacher
Pioneer Teacher of News -
bons and Bootblacks—
Her Methods Widely Used
There died in Toronto last Wed
nesday morning one of the beets
known fund best -beloved of Tore
ante's educationists, a Woman with.
and infinite capacity for love and
sympathy and work, Miss Rester
'$ow. Sixty-six years ago she
came with her family, from Ireland
unci it' is now more than n gener-
ation since she began her ;work in
Duke' Street School, from which
she went 'to• Winchester and
thence to , the Elizabeth 'µtreat •
School, which was to 1witness a
career of the-u#'most helpfulness
and devotion, and .whfnh was final-
ly named after her, the He -tater
:Flow School and/ where, on Sep-
tember =5, 1912, her i ortxait was
unveiled, leer retirement ;tivo
years ago completed praetiically
forty years on t,ho teaching staff,.
and more than twenty-five as Prin
dcipal of -tile Elizabeth Street
School,
Taught Newsies and, Bootblack s.
This school, in the centre of the
downtown 'iistr:ct known' as "the
Ward" was at one time ix, a class
by Itself.; little esteemed, much
maligned, shunned by ail Who
could get away to. +some other
school and attiended by a certain
proportion of eb.1ldrec, and often
adolescents, who were supposed to
be, hard.' to manage
In the clays when blacking boots
MISS HESTER HOW.
and selling r,ewe1,apers were pur-
suits. rising to tate dignity of pro-
fessions before these callings were
syndicated by enterprising cap-
italists, thte was the favorite
school for the young operators
to attend and it. WOs pathetic but
encouraging to note the spirit of
chivalry that elms Row's manage
meet developed in; ' some of the
roughest and toughest of, the
young roysterees. There was no
need for harsh discipline by thle
principal; no old boy would give
her any trouble, and es-ery fresh
recruit' was soon made by the vet -
mans to understand "the law of
the jungle." Whatlever corporal
punishment n -as necessary as an
incident was administered on tree),,
democratic principles and in the
exercise of self-goveenment by the
school; the services of the staff;
on such occasions could- safely be
with -.held in perfect ;assurance
that the castigation would not be
lacking in effectiveness,'
Now a School of Foreigners,
3:11e civ'iiziug influenr;e of Miss
How's personality was not we,ek-
elled by any lack of efficiency as
a class teacher, -Por many years
past the character of the n,eighl-
borhood has been greatly chang-
ing. The former English-speaking
people have been replaced by for-
eigners, c•hic£ly )Tebrows and Ital-
ians, and it was fortunate that the
pioneering work in such a com-
munity{ fell to the lot of a)gif,ted
and 'womanly woman. The ardue
ons dutives developing upon her
was' performed with the eager
spirit of a modern saint, and with-
out a though of pecuring relief
from( the constant strain of her
position. The foreign communil(y
has been greatly expended, and
has made itself felt in several other
schools both east and west of the
one+ thatoos by her name, but
the considerate treatment extend-
ed to -the foreign children has
been due very large to the spirit
displayed toward them in the Ras-
ter How School. The art of teach-
ing English to foreigners is one of
score difficulty to acquire, and a'
re•at deal of credit is' due toilfliss
ow for the enthusiastic deter-
mination of both the parents and
the children that the latter y'hould
become, proficient in the nee of
English " It need 'hardly be added
that' in all the social work 'of "the
Ward," so fax as time and
strength permitted, she took an
active and helpful ',part
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Debility, Mental and Brain Worry, Despon-
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Heart, Failing Memory. ,Price 01 per bon, six
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druggists or mailed in plain pkg. on receipt of
price. Nes, pamphlet mailed Tree. THE WOOD
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a The Salt Industry
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tion from the salt works tin the
State of New York, and it is claim-
ed that only toe superior quality
of the Ontario product served to
secure it the Canadian trade In
1876 a shipment of 200 barrels was
made via Duluth, Pembina and the
Red River td Winnipeg
The industry has had a varied
experienge Theproduction was
too large for the consumption et
times, and associations were form-
ed to regulate the marketing It
id 'declared,however, that in the
last few years the demand and the
industry have increased to such
an
extent that the associations havee
ceased to operate and the plants
do their own selling'
Improvements in the methods of
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been made, and some of the, plants
now compare well with the boast
on the con,tltnent At the dater of
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there were twelve planta ii1 oper-
ation in Ontario, with a production
in'1913 of 140,799 tons valued ati
1.191,000. This 'was practically,
double the fighre 01 1897 As the
consumption of the country is put
at 245,500 tons in the year noted, it
will be seen thatth!ere is room for
expanding the indlustlry and util-
izing the other, natural sources
known to exist in the country:
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