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I- . WISDOM. ,will not be gold. There,' Is nothin'st-for succee4 In the other. There are many burned In snatching you away from the � - �
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f, , nt In their soul. Or they have a Pat" -burned for you. "By big stripes ye are - , - �, 1111 . � - . I I
� I DR. TALMAGE OALLS FOR MORE ments, you adorn your show windows, ga I man Of healed.", . I 4. - ",I - C. -s into the oi , "I I I ..
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er Feeding- - you push those goods, you use the, In-, ronizing way. They, talk to a . . .f a 0
. Follow Prop I OF IT IN bOiNG GOOD. . - in a manner which seems . I �_i-. .1 IN - ,
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,�'f . and people, "Glory to G larging of our Christian character. There of all sorts, and talked' with the vine I �
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1. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. but he disturbed no one when be, arose. make no inquiry in regard to the Invest- In the garland of Jesus I We must bring � . �� qvPJNE& I%- - .. I . 1' . - � ---.-.
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Choloa Farms for We in F d prWes to .you kept that 410,000 -the feeling tbai all things- of th e vast The. Bicyclist 1. I 0 � &
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russe , 14ew Orleans to take command of a ves- , tio . .1;
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ae, resof bush, about half b1sok seb.th Id bring the whole city to -make a far more I' men gress, not discoveries the mile -stone, the - -A. I - - I I , 119 -sides , _. T -
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I a7 short time, would bring the whole Are getting better? Are we getting march wl�lch shall celebrate a world re- . ._-) " _,.� . i
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QIE%st Wswanosh. containing,100,sor iriival affairs you are well persuaded. mulation we were as wise in'the matters Nlow, ail this being so. what is the ,-cumulative. ..To master the knowledge - - Now If I only hati al;tt potot a L : I
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apply to7HENRY J. FEARF.X,, WiDgbam P. 0 in matters of the soul upon three facts -three great facts:- a period of acquisition, of health and I . . � . t FOA BICRVJ
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156oxe common sense Eternity In the BIL11e.. The first fact, that sin has rained us. � happiness; to make health the normal 11 - - 7 0A1
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IbENDENCE IN BRUCIEFIELD FOR SALE.- this would be a very, different kifid of . . . I -1 I I A, P
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the railway station i6 Bmaefield. The house con- . Dund, I . kly, surely, painlessly. � - � . it neoewl�y. J�
, Comnion sense Lackinc in Church3latters 'to teach me? acknowledge himself an imperfect 'and a , possible * I - -
tains ten rooms. ; a stone cellar and hard and soft . what does this book mean only as the new builds* on the � I I -_
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Bruceffeld. 151641 more common sense In the building and me astronomy. It is a book on political be argued with. We all feel that.sin has 'the mark of progress. Cumulation- not - I . I - - - I.. I .1 I op, one t I
\ nduct of churches. The idea of adap- economi. It Will teach me political disorganized our entire nature. That Is annihilation, Is the secret - of spiritual - %_ - I I :
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. .. '�) John tiveness ii always paramount In any economy." Taking up this Bible, do we one fact. Another fact Is that', Christ �lgr)wth; whether for the Individual or -�_----T jpjpp- � :. . -
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� I wIM good brick and wellfinished, bard'and soft up a bank, the bank is especially ' world converted and got us all to heaven. fact, The third fact is that the only time throned. Ch a/iige Is not, then, the Im- ' THE J � .� � � V
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In. reHar, and every modern convenience. Apply to I � two linprovid Uni Y,
JOHN IA"SBORO'UGH, Sesforth. 15A-tf facturling'company puts up a building, stead of that we go Into the Bible as present. Now, what Is the common sense growth of the passing days, -unheralded, CANADIA , BANK '' A T.A. ] � � �� 11 . I
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-VARAf FOR SALE. -For "to, lot 6, concession IZ, purposes. but adaptiveness Is not always pugilists -to get something tofight otblor facts? You will all agree with me -to makes for better things. � .- i., -_
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- done; 2. -good wells and 2 never failing OAPITAL (PAID UP) SIX MILLION b.bLLARS - SGA00,000 I �
springs; 85 comfort. -Vast sums of money are ex- this about the Bible, and we do not like tell you that to -morrow Monday. morn- may be accomplished by simple means, � -1 �t
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falti=hrs, apply to PETER MELVILLIE, Cromarty pended on ecclesiastical structures, and that,)and we do not like'the other thing. Ing, between 11 and 12 go'clock,you could using a copper cent, and a cork, with a REST i - - S 1100090ce f; T,Ur,-. t,
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FSouth East quarter of section F., township Of As though a sbaw1factory were good for sees a light In a mountain cabin. He any positiveness about it, and on Wed- Home Journal. "Announce that you will i �, _"VEL"Aft- ,
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% -hlDg but makiDg shawlsl The goes to'lf;-heknocks atthe door. The nesday there, would not be -and : . I . � t- 1, _
cleared and free -from stumps and uader crop. Com- eveivt ,so much, and drive a small needle through a coin, � . - I I stain 7, stat,1874 the
ice of the preacher dashes against the, moun6ineer comes out and finds the Thursday less, -Friday less, and so on few will be ready to accept your state- � umed, payable at all points in Canada 061id the principal citieo in � i; - t T1
fortable log buildings. The balance is. well timb�sred. VO . � . � . I 1: boars : FIT I Z0,44m,
. - ay - i Great Brititifil irtku-ce Bermuda, &c., I At To�Zqlr '
Ufa within. four miles.of Echobay railw station, pillars. Men sit down under the shadowal traveler and says: "Well, berej have a less and less -when would you attend to ment, yet it is very simple.and any one the United States - I I :andLojid
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of the Gothic arches and shiver and feeV lantern. You can take it, and it will the matter? Why, your common sense can do It. Take a,copper coin, placle it - .
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I aveler should say: "I don't attend to that matte -,between 11 and 12 . it ver - ts -of tes of interest I - � � .
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pravinvej it contains 160 acres of land, more or I,ss, swims in It. It ought to be an expres- Now, God says this Bible Is to be a us bring our common sense in this mat- the -cork. .Place the cork upon the coin. F. HOLKESTEDI! Solicitor. 1 � F I 0. G. MINTY, Managei, . � I , bredy d' T#mwart
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4 WAI. MURRAY, Preprietor, Box 33, Dauphin�lsln. one object, on that one subject, until it perhaps four or five minutes just ba- from the wounds If I had no *balm to .'to be until they are Proved otherwise, . aLl ' 0 !�
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I DANIEL MANLZY, Councitter. Beachwood P. 0. lost, and tber-3 Is nothing to do about it. ", - i , I I .
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4 Why, my brother, do you not do that good and they are dead failuresl Why band, and It has been scarred and twist- i . � : , � . .
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