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- 1�1 -I- Y OF THE NATIVITY - " . lo61-,-,t.ptjn me NvIlith ncorn? Not one of MRS. PAOET'S MI - - . j
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I � I T1 E WITHOUT IT'AL � the hand that w1oldod"'.tht, small cords ' I e T* The dictionary defines a f)a1l7peT Il. After -a throe monfhs-' t * thro M t - ;tl,
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� I HAS DIVINE FASCINI'ATION ;,it? 'There is still uo'iOOm:f6r- him in street to street and from home to V -7- ,---. P\ ��._ - 11 1k.
__ . I � I . � . O-asly asks- ,,Will you a person who works hard for"his liv- MaboY Forguson returned recently to I . _. J, ,-. I
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11 I - , . the palace, as there'.vas no room fo-r home. He - pite � . - THF i %..j. I I .
I . . Winnipeg from a summer spent amon Twim .
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. No Room For Christ In 'Uh3 lyint Sym- not now -standing in 1he "Terusalom is slammed shut in his face. "No wook, and noither drink, gai.-able t)r I .1 - w4g4h&tfro
I I Mrs� Paget Is a resident of Ottawa - SO" I - P tofm, An,
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� bolic of Tre:ttment of -tho Son o tal.'We have left' thig ancient room ! No room ill the. old friends cry. otherwise wastO his Substlance., andl � - ,I I wm_ A_P_�__ PWI;41.
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� C"i with its walls and wafohtowqrs - yet be a pauper. If 7 .- - � V_>;U�_tl
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God by Men of Every- Rank and I - jq -MoLem.of Winnipeg, and has been is Y, I - ]Morn#
Ina. temples and palaces, We b&VO ' such. a woman to live in our house dron and a wife, and pays ton doll n.i 01 . - 90au -
- an I heartily*, welepomed by her many Blood "tter - I -� VW �Ws , bt
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� � ? -in Ev'siry Sphere of .the world�s,i left the Crowded streets --lined with oven"for a -night." Now hear. the aw- a, Month f9r the. four rooms they I Vol � . I- ot." �Pwt
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homes' of- wealth. - We h e Mari in" in, he can scarcely'help being 'a por-1. holdgg posiVion unrilvalled by any *ther .1 1. - - 'Oml
- . . - Activitie"hut Door That Sh�trld ave Aeft 'he ful uiaws. No one Would tak � * Her f6ther, Mr. W, 1. XcLean was - ()9 $ALE4 2 C
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. I i . . great, Swarming multitudes.'We have son who require alms. It is not ihat . I -1 I Fi",o.X,,ff,.W1mt
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. . . So O�3n,od at Once to Divine Call. left f Sr behind the' singing of � the wor- to their ' eca h the rooms are a steam -h ated flat, or rZe of the TO blood . medie . - -, - AlAoSsts;,W. , TUC
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. . -1 .1 'I cers she was a bad woman. Therefore Jesus ,sea Bv Post at Fort Qu',Appelle. Ac.; _ __1_ W Aiall _93.
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dmnw FOR'— � i had -to be born in a barn� . Not only companied by Wss 3fabel Ferguson, DYWEPSTAY �� 1 *14 law I
� , . 9 tO Act Of� P"llumf",'t Of CF,n and -the .ceaseless hu m. of .,its busy They are -four certain rooms at slup% of Ottawa, Mrs. Paget went up to, CONSTIpA1101T, � HZADAVIM', � - h2ad I
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. � . I ada. In the year 1(w, by Frkerfalt,l)(wr, To. . the door of the Bethlehem: Inn wag I . - A10
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royato, at4ba Dept of Agriculture, Otib�jja, Marts of trade. We have -left Jerusa- a rental -'up a rickety, old staiTw4y, -1 . .: � � on - kitow.k.V
. , . shut against Chrigt, but the- dours of , the File - Hills on July 19 and made X1 ScRor UL,4 -1- 00 &
, � lem, with all its holy issodiations. and cover, all told, about, the. space �_ fhafi district her he;aq1iZt;ra. The I SALT RREV - I'll � g . irm . .
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� I Los Angeles, Cal., Dec. 23." 14n this - all the -homes of Wazareth. They also - an ordin PARTSURN
And we ride' on to the little ary drawing400ni. Tbi�re is IM .
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: Me and Porter �� Glivistmas. sermon -.the. aber- fl 'easil were shut against poor Mary in her Indians there aTe Crees, OCeuPYM*g - I ,URY- F -0a $AV&
- . prea nds of Bethlehem We. can . - y do I this, I departure from the, perpendicular ii. I . DIR 0 2 Z! --- * -- T 7M, - .
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a striking pavalle�-( between the cold W , he, flooring, that, by the law e irzra t- ,
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I . and -unresponsive �attitude of the Ju- Bethlehem is only -about six miles tween the lines as, I speak the words vitation, encourages a congeatiqu r--'- She "undertook the journey at tke - REM1�MATISTA, Bun% !, - I I I -1� ..
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- daean world toward the Bethlehem- -from Jerusalem. . The road is down of my text, "There was no room for most (,.-;- -disean ... - _'.. lvww�,-�' -
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� Ba and that of -the world at -large grade. As we come to the vi age we them In the inn ?" - ors, t6wa., 1:4 - of t. - - I
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� I it an insignificant place We -are sorry, We think the people the lower end of the incline. The wal' - sho was thoroughly qualified for the' Stomach, Liver, Bowels or Blood. Irbe.1 .. - I . . - iiie E , aint--in.
� was ia.o room for them in the inn." was- 2,000 years .ago. There are hun, were 11ard, and"yet, alas, alas, how carry out the .same trefid of arobitee- -- � '' � 11 - - clu"C111.
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__ JOHN LABATT H r.read the story of the dreds of little towns in New England often tb-day Jegua la'refuised entrance' ture, and the ceillings harmonize. 0_4 . you requiro a good blood medicine get I � - 1� I I ..
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I I . es/ you rep17; twice, as, large whose have into'the homes of,.our modern Naza- water is obtained from a tap, some. . ry R& I . �. - . 9 -ed oo th`-� I
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i % . - � . . "many times! It is the one portion ,of n . everhe � ard anything about. They are -n the Where below. It is shared with ten taining records of the early histo BURDOCK BLOOD BIT= 122' I . 1 1. - I
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I again. -When I open the book of Matt- This little village, like all villag6s, do we not criticise their character, 1wenty-five in number, her" childhood every aspect of the )FOR SALE. . I 1, - I" -waa* t - 1136r*
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1 1904, ach them -With improvidence or country was familiar to hei, and it, . - - - . .Wn , .
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'when Jesus Was born. in Bethlehem Of has a little tavern,'or " e deserving poor I rws *,nd 26 eattle'.
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I- I I particular abode earns nine doll'
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.. 11 Jadaea in�he days otHerod. the king,' public inn, *here belated travelers . aim eirs is un- week and has eight children. He is tvi Irou SALR-The undersigned 44,
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I I er members ,,i Mr. McLean's f - cral Thorobred Leicester Sheep and Darbwn Catt* 1� -_ - - , 2 go(A I wells.
- . 't, ; the divinet ster a fan , stop. The innkeeper, or proprietor . honest, sturdy -looking chap, and Inp, - oth am - _. I - =*.$ - -P
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I Only v -or Ale In Canada 11 wile a b ighi, thrifty little creature, at farm, 3011 Roatl, &Z th. RWIERT , - -
,� tion that hever stop until I have of this public tavern, has' lenty of ri 118rok � '_
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.� �. . I our b9chs. upon his repentarit Mary dians durina the Rebellion, Miss For- TERS _& bo.ws. . , � . $Ntm AM I
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-�3M1EZ1M9X_!]j5MM9MLNM2ff&;! i I kuests h nt, to stop -wit g - � M.,
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-_ fascination whid��" Ti'olds YO enthrall- little village is overer I sinners they comeknook- I %" .ho bull, -mdtb. registered p4gr*% 1% - ''I'll I . / 75ASK yo-USRALC
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. � � all too short in which to gather -the 0 1A.Ap-ndon road, Tuckeramit' . - ., � rf acres U Koqq�
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. ,qA% born in thq Mian' r is the same sus must be -taken. All the descendr Let f ancy the e e I Y�r. A I &
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I In - 7 ,hantment 'that grips- inn i . material, there was so much that had 'south of Wrtlto:fle� d rn�ulwce . I I . -Jba* am �4T.V gocd
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- I any Christmas sermon is ca��'plete uia-. the innkeeper is standing at the. door doors in Christ's name, W-111 you try eleven,so that it is ouite ,--. task to ar- I I lwz. MA A twdor-
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I by. Itm. I the Nativity. donkey by a and Uuth? By the grace -of God., may the one seven ye�ra old fs talle ilities in the Way of hiEto ' 0-H01tT110RX and
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. But, though the Story Of the Nativ- bridle, Upon the back of thio animal we cleanse Ahem and purify them. the one that is nine, and the one thai . AW to Inspect the herdi Furm adjoins towr� long � - � . In -of a vebou
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on itY -is fasciniting to the youm. it# sits a pale faced young jifl. The Ma we L . Atutanee telepbono to urm. - Wria r , - . I I -
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it is quite trw MRO . I - . Y. Ahem and protect them is dx is just the hei�:ht exactly of th,� .
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good ow at that. But it combines ddle aged and the old, bscause "Can we% have a'lodging at your tav- be taken for twins. If t wore not Tor Mrs. - - - � I _. - SALt
d . scandal on his mother. Paget took her notes alone, while SHORT110mm,cholee bred bulls and T" a - ap,x FOR .
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I Irou and th the Oi4 and a men with a mature mind can give em to -might?" The innkeeper looks at' bx�6114ht uni"t a look in the wom I�', eyes, and a differeat #4es for sale, about two dozen to selwt - � - Fstawey� tontall
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I But how, about the synagogues? -the story -teller (like'all Redmen very . - - - a in -A -g
� Phosphom wi . it its true histokical setting. This the -man's rough clothds, knd he says . from. PAiow reasonable.- Herd now � �� -
. e d�to. -make Ii so of some curefully hoarded be -ado& by, I V," a.re a run Zood
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are e are � � at , should - afi far more to one to himself, Humi No money there. Were th t and 'Cr,usts, you would not come good'in narrative) -told her wha (WOM. Ite Is got by the �t 10 aer"
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w �r d y . iust ory me ceive the now7bom Christ than was ,- Ofies a three ,or owtob. bred Imported stock �on both sidul,&ay dift .. I � W4 mderdjAi
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I I �hrara a I r. As L I must ndt let sentiment;Lhty the'palace or the public taverns or I four women were called- in and asked - I Atom; .
. . it mehns to the casual reade get the ters have routider cbeelm aivl as r toadorl, - it barn,4
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. begin tQ study the nine words "There' No," he replies sharply; the homes of hi$ Nazareth boyhood? to corroborate ,some date, .but a 61011 T -M
I ' ' . I botter of me. Kardier, straighter little bodies tbLan n took _U�n -welcome. JOR* ELD" r.11 0. I I Ifiving house; I
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S, i " I "there is no 'room. Do you .heai? No -refulIy-tended, scientifically- , . 11 - .
. I . pa in e ,' ' many a ca den,of the tale. An IAdian is never ;-- --- �. -- I � tam is three Inues.
1; reaHze tha;t the words have a. deeper room." Then the. man, comes W little oried out as did the ffinkeeper-"'No . fed "only child" that we know. Th I . - ___ .. I - �Clintm,-m-th-8
- signifteahce than of a -crowded pub- e -Y interrupted once he -bebus his story I - � I trom I - on;
r; . DDOL � - closer to the innkeeper -and in W-OU81Y room, no room. There is no room have thatches of colden hair befitting, ,, � IMPORTANT NOTICES. I rUCIAMmewl-V ;
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�1 I . lie tavern. -The act of -the innkeeper Wh- something and then oints here for a new�born Christ." The door Cherubs, It wms all the greater piti When -he, is 'done, there is a pause � I —, ME I ;
R . . . . I .- . . isaymbolic of L the treatment of Christ to ispers aced girl 4upon Ze di- of the temple was shut against him s Ul then another may spedkl but to 0 LM-ne V- nden*no&vlll runt, hiffj am - -11 - �
. is unign, becmw - the pale fi . they ho d be, starved -bodily sn-2 and nto a monolone by asking T the lake Shorat-o a lZood tenant for a terMO4 ACRY, FA
Ak'� � - . every as - . -Balm was 0 morally. I � . �reak i fl,veyeart. Theisrm�convfift of 2io- Acres of gooL. 101.40 10-_V, 90U�A
.. . . % it abinm bw and Phmhorus With . minutive be, t of .burden. The' inn- -
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_T, sphere of the world"s activities to this k 'He 4s almost Big f , re- r qu t, 10 W Von - , ed and 10MM90-0t.
- eeper 1 Ind, nearly all under, culavation and `
-1 UTW 01L odks 4uickly up�, . public tavern. . 0
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j-tijpje=ntt.o_ta A.andeasytadigestt. ready to yieldas he sees the poor . .?�L *Xf. Lord Jesus, on this C�rj as the only means of making a worker DANIEL 8XIT0, St, jowph P, 0. im, .# , -
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I _. . - Then . Sabbath, will We -not reeeive thee into a. pauper, There is anoth6r person who I . , - . _W- I
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A. weight (95i lbs ftom the use of '�Z , : -room for him That exclusion by the again'gets the - better of ,him, He - this sanctuary? Will we not say- all is -one because she hasn't a kit great many Indians to get all the ESTRAY STEM . I . o ad ks -
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- �, I mercenary innkeeper, Who would send quickly shakes his head and repli . facts. Mrs. Paget ende,avoied to find the undersigned,about the Itrot of 31member, & . ii�4iry - tfiem me,
S, - that we, have is thine P Shall we say stove. S4 U - , m. . � Ul;rt �` '�
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zi , 'Tt ' we - db not ed lady thimt reminds 11- of hoe cakee - ove WirAvy and pay emrges and take -him W& urma is %.0 A 7
17 Th f=ita is fi ly exposed and its this pulpit is thin� and these pews , yo
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�, - bora-ficks are vouched for by emi- % �. PA it are thine F Will we not open all our and stories of the Civil 'War, and laim- I ot = .
a_ I stgib,le, was typical. It meant the shut - says the tra- with 'What. other 'Indians they ha'
�4 Want her �ere. But," d vaiton P. 6. - ; 2p -a ws � . - Iffinas from muo-Afiel
- neut ansilysts in Canada, the Udited sanctuaries to thee aid cry, -Jeaus, dTies as well as you could Nvish. Un- , at any thine been at war; and what- � - 4--_b*r'-4r.fq.rn-AU0ft
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w it . prominent pbyst- a a T at . we all bur hearts with thy love?" Yes, bial post, and, more unfortanatelv, T IV Seaforth and distrieb, to rwram_t Canada% A
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ij is . 11le establishmeuts.� It- me nt Cb i And thing foun ' - _.
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z__ saidt I I I - and' other ftbUG ludv admission by s6lflshness and avarice stition. � W&LINGTON, T6 wixem ! , 7mad �m
. __Jl . . . -eeper's ,heart . is hard, - and he ie. palace and the tsvern'imd the home. - to a timid em- . They Aever tell thp � oo �sioi _7' - w824 - , -
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�P� : tatiouL . which 'have usurp�d the throne that unmoved b�, Joseph's appeal.- There Just one more thought, and - I am. I except iu w��r, saying that if they V� . . 5 -
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;q The Loadca (Eng.) Lancet, after tare- belongs to him by ri�ht. .,A.q. we think gly have been �6'11 r ,_ as flone, The poor manla but did not were to. take . time to tell them in - Ed - - - � � - -
� . -y re- "took � ID ISTERED STOCK POR SALB.-Mm u,i&j. -:� I bash,'40-A"Of 01
I " . ma , oom quently.are few. Formerly she "took , . �777 -
�U_ iva laborator�j of that birth in the stable at this I � athei a lizard wo Come XV signed offers f or swe on i4t 27, "oe*on a � ~.- -in._-A_W& 7
jO fijl andysii in its 0 1 . I he said, and how could he' be expect- seem, to -have =y more room for the iTV` sufficient work to keep the bailift' warm ,we - I uld _ 'r - .1 -� I
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� ' � and hunger from- the door, but the in- ows with calves at loot, -i shortho 14] rbeursllemft(�' 6'V4 , The PrOP4�rty is 10
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keeper but attend W the plea Christ this humble couple?,No; there is no for loafing. The Indians have a Series 77nbe above stock are all ed ' - e Nafload - *Zetg�!
IR - the abuye statements. . � . jo the lowly Nazarene. We love to think overtaken her stove, ar[d nothing but a reoster m th
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the of Ikealt% ,makes now -to unlock all the barred room. If the case is as ' urgent as of 'him as the friend and the helper am ling, smouldering fire can be of such stories dating bac weloomi, DAYM MLL, Staffa.p, 0, 19WX52 .. - -, le M .
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.! and bolted doors of: the human heart why not go into flood. Mra. Paget used to hear them . I . I � - -
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#91 than by rds of an un- - th but ft would'be necessary for her -to vurchhoerh CoUrposts e - .. �
. Aft. - take '. known poet: - . . eria, with no, .comfort or privack, and the.shepherds. But how did the inuttered Invocationsto all that is evil .- - . IgU or eight and a, bw - - I � - - - rlu- ty I i
. � . Jesus is born,, and the manger from . visit the people In the winter to get loot long . _h,
. -e - delapidated � . ; anchor postsagy size. Any person "- __ - VWWRIO
. I a - 1. . - - poor man treat.hirn? 1 will tell you. to descend , upon Jh ., _ kin -barn-timber would do. well to.ifiqulre exrjr I - *a--; �_R% fall wbiat
I I . � I which the horses eat aerVeg as,a era- . them to, bill the old tales over again. 11 11 X _. � -_ � . . -fbv !
- lie war, cradled in a manger, , Just as Idn,g as the poor people range were an ample testimony to thij - . e partioulare vto wady tor sp
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- wn angel sang the hymr, - her have.' -wash- 1. 1 .
f 41S 1 11 - MR 0 1 , out of Christ fact that she would rat - .1 - �_.. ii
-I . 6 "'. @ they could get something �. . 20854 . bfick houw, two -
I R en 0 � �;, M Of rejoicing at 111g cotnimq, read to you perhaps the ing than charity. One could only bel- An. Editor's Appreclation. I � . lmder. �Okwt M -am h
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- 0 . . � ' I brought, forth: her- firstborn son 'and erhaps Santw Claus would put a. new the midst of his duties as mqor, and . NOT] O -E. -111. . I I Qfu-'e'viyeof ftaf
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I . , -the officer. "Room, room," they cried; �ny . . I - -------- &-----"
� In the life we lk%-e to -d ? there Wag no room -for them W' . I 'cillors for t,be Ifunicipp.11ty of th6l Townijbip ,of Me . - -
kl Streneth. or '.1,;erv,a'Wua1mosS--notl11ng more. Pos. - - ay . 10 - . � . & ing woman has a suggestion -as to how manages to find some tfine to devote - - I I � w ,
. . give, Christ room,-" when they thought Killop, for the ).,e&r 1907, Will be held at .000dews - � 11, 410 AM* �
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� self, act.%al-bv disease(]. It Ji� almost always a . Not, much room for out, Lolq,Tesus� Can it be that the avarice of .Bet,h- he Could feed them and .clothe them would they be kind enough to -let us- ciative note from his pen of a pres- cloci p, in., and W_ � . :1 won L �.
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naw- and drive the hated Romans out. -But omi&ted than itre required, eleatilons w.ul be ' - - -1 Rvad '*61,
.bidd�,m tiny littla nerve that ro.11y Is d1l at ftift. lehem.'s innkeeper is to-ddi ... g ' or Miss - MaIntoph , at the Mission ent fellow -townsman; mixed h , Ifuron
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-simply needs, and Tnr.st bave. more Power, mora Not for Him of Calvary. ing at any of our hearts? Tell me, if as -soon as. Christ, w as arrested and at the followinj laces lmd Y -the following named -, 1 40 -ml OR�Wfoii% --
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streng, 1. Without tbat the Reart must continue .Room for ple.a.-mre's doors wide open Jesus, mother had come to you, w9uld had no room in their hearts. Now, down town resti�rant from eight in it is Dr.. Drummond. We all kn ous(. � on No. 2, at ism _. _. vmlorwood. U.
I 11 cles House, Lot 20,con!-5, ;jag. Doftnee, Dep- � . .
R , . - - Afor_Ili - # at a finan ial poor 0 are str.119- the morning until', eight at night,, yet his literary fame, and such a con- . _=Orpump.
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0 - . loss P Do you, 0 busi �ess man, show gling in life's battles, *ill you treat � the only roof she could find. to cover nection; should shed a reflected- glory Tam" 3fartin's House, L,ot il 'Con, ii ; James BOX . , .
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7 This elparly expletins wli-Y, as a medlelne,'Dr. . - I any more kindness to your . employes Christ so? Will you not gather around Iter head was the roof of a stable, You upon ourself, but 'Wait a little bit.' !&on, t2inff eer., -6 4aid oor.-
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n Shoop�s Re4c . bas in the " dore so much the poor than th�t tavern keep- Christ at this Christmas manger? Will wade through mud- and refuse We absolutely refuse -to hunt tufts, I -
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A�; er showed to JosephP'Are you a Shy-. - - ladder that leaas to these fllth 'hay_- whether in season� or out of 8"eason. T4ejjTM P*4
I- the cause of P-11 thlo painfal, palpitating, mlftcut;- dei for -tbis Christmas sermon and you follow him all through his life? 11 X. MU101A I ... . ,
T. gui lock in the business worl(V demand- Will you follow'whe= he is persecut- loft apartments, aAd wonder if ;Ze- We, simply, glory in intelledt, and 2os5.2 , :3,11w)
I,I ing heart distrem. Dr, shooWs Reamativcr-ttib many different geop-aphical situa- , � I _� � 11 be rentl
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I '11. ment ha4-1?- Will you help him paid two dollar� a week. Her wages at ,us of being the same. In spite of the 0 .T1 I 00 A214a
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1.1 about where the money comes fro e small ground for clemency when legend of King Arthur, with all its ; I I - I I .
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! " e y I-I,,,d ,a,, ,ppointbd -whan a young Have yo�u no more those one of her three children was arre�ted inconsistencies, appeals to our I have the fol,lowing.private� funds to � Y, 4-0
*1 %am . - Ways, receivv him? Room room 1 Have very I -_ -
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�f , . man governor'of Sudaea by hisIather financi -power � the other day for taking a drink from souls. Tennyson saw it. We, peTson�- loan on firm securr ,
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iwmk . day the Christmas.. chim�s cARd ming you remadn true to him'whether you 2 Current Rates ' - me of the most
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i . Napoleon III., lie lined his s 0hristmas. By our own firesidej, we a, =,.; t h a t I i old t.
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� . wealth and power I. tree. M.11 it with presents. Ask God's so-,11,� ,--,,, n, po-�'!--f�rl of I_ T ES dbgnewfiA
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! - room for the -infant Christ in the children -and your chil4Ten's children ,. th�'jpmrdcular
�1. While we stand among the princes no . home and invite yoftr o -L fa-dly of children. A mrtain pa(yr' There are three periods of a wowan7o life 1.60 a Im. Fir. clintor" Godarich WID&am -as I I Bruciv . eld P. 0
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and princesses�' counselors and high " friends ' V"ililow _v:andcreet not l -)n-, n -o up o -i,- --- when she is in neea of the heart st - 4- . I
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. militaxy poteiitates,who surround this' siniet r'L ibe Wai,d mid cl,),G, anothe'r. nerve toning,. blood. enriching ,6.1�6 p. in. For Clinton and Goderlah . I
t I I Christ's welcome. May God bless I .. leni-P91 8 P. W. For Clinbon, Mugham 4nd Xinw . I .
. po,Nvcrf,:d hInj in the throne room bility. Did you ever stop to considei for. across to the east end, and over agab-i sotaon Of Woe, . . . it
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why Jesus w � . Inndlord affor anot1her. in the -min en- _ � Tov�mstip Of ,
'Judaea? MILBURNT HEA111 a - orillis worth Bty - ancl poinfis wtd,� . 4
I � I dust begrimed. He. hands the king i -0h, the Stuffing. (leavor to find an. abiding pince for - # I � I i_%_),W.)jLc-re8.-
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r mes.8agg from the commander of . I The dimax of Mary'a sickn(�-.S Y,flf We Ate a duck, or the best part of hen.,elf and her six liv9ty offspring. ) e -Lot, . fl- .. I ing Uwa ,ot ,
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i pai�ed through our lines so e� before the memorable Dcce,.n'b3r't'hi brealsad poin;6ellatb` - X"' .
I there strategenn. Bile to.ok the lusty E;i.-,. led
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. Lumberman's strange men, They came from the fat, .news bad been scattemd everyn"'h,� - jlc�nl to Mollr�t Pleasant -deme, ry I � I �
I east, They were evidently sages, and: that all.the menofJudaearr)vstj-o 1 goose, we might'be accused of,canni- I,' 'l -c . , is entedng the portals'�af wonianh6pd. At #_ f-twigoodslay
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' Friend . astrologers. They were'� great men their place of registration. "Diit Y.,! -,i . ed "to the .owner of a vp cant cottage. . riffou x and unless her health is built up . . � and,;.Aftm. - . bOX4 ArA soft -
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i - ' g her progeny, her jyes dro &ud her system strengthened she all .-
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always have a bo�_Ie of, ! . party to the'agreement.- In our inno- ' - The second period is m6therhood, The . i pert,y. No be
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mrst s Pain of the east. I want to warn yoii? I aud we have relatives and fric,f Iz , able throet that thAll th poor pros- day. I . Imusted nerve force and depleted blood olinkm— ____....* 10.16 6.55 I -
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I 0 majesty of their mission that you may "But, Toseph " answ v I The beat part of a duck is MY*- - - - - _.,�. - _-, 20,89 T.Co I XX I*195404i.
! V find this child and slay him. " No A ers Mary, "you a la-%.yer )) Nervf Par$ supply the elements needll�d to I Belgisve- — I — _ 1:0.50 7.13 j 100 Arwo. .. Tj
I . seem to forget. W,e had many friel-As the 'eituffing. * The rest is, misery to . do thiL I I .
f E x 19.1 .e rm i n a t o r sooner -do we see.the great king read �. Ap Wingham arrive....- ## 11 110 - 735 � I . and flygte
eight M-Onths ago. but ive br-ve -.f,. bad teethf- but, oh, the 11stu The casd of Mrs. Joseph Mailloux The thiril period is I I change of life" and Houra- . lqbpt in a hig
this letter than his- Ups become set f ffmg - pi.whaor.
4 of stol- Polpt, E,%sex County, puz- WIngbjim, depArt.. _,.. � I UIAM. 9 - OF thf,- MOSt
I friends now. Do yoi-, wi-I �- � � which the�lawyer gets, the savory of Y Ws is the p�riod whea she is most "ble I IT'hem, iu a Tj -
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. seuds forth messengers to meet these I - A tremendous change ix taking pLue in Londesbaro. . 7.14 4.04 T
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-a wise men. I can imap-,ine him mutter- , bpaelnx MD
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and Sprains. It also cures I �dlaria In Greece, digest a particle of solid food,.never- For' wify the heart and nerve s te e 4,E2 ; _�na *
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I Siralffil_% Rheurllaflsifio Neiralffla . kill him it I have to hill every child Fall and Winter weather. Thav W I 11 ! The excessive prev,-',--�e of mala- � th62ss, she is able to perlonn all the use of Milburals, Heart, and Nir, vo Pilli and ft -06T.. - - - - - .. ".� 8.N D.0 � njffe.�Iffrom . , .
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. . 8-&iloh' I . j and is the mother of 11 children. James Hing, Cornwall, Ont., writes: 141 ` I _ �
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Is there any royal palace on earth- . � I " I I . I e to "change oflife." 1havebeentaking 00-N& . wvd� farm at
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