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1 1 1,1._�. 71-1 "I — — S. S. LESSON FOR JANUARV 23rd Many of the flowers," said Miss OR'your convenience, all Prov�nce:
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1, I . ,,, . 1. I by saving nix"Ta5ty" Broad =appem in England, Switzerland, the Tyrol, or TORONTO BRANCHES:
I 2" . I Take them to the nearest Dominion Loaf Lesson Passages—Mark 1:35; 14: prayer; but the greatest of these, is Norway, but many were altogether Cor. Bay .,& Adelaide except, Saturday.
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syrup It., 250 He chose to empty Himself of His wristbands, cheerfully anticipating the . I ,
divinity and to live on earth the life The story of 'an English army, an worst, The veils simply saved our - I '. . � lia I
Magic Laa2 3 DORM needed and army commanded by Wellington, too, lives. The mosquitoes were as big as I
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DIAMOND munion with His Father knowledge French army because the men had ciously in swarms. I . . PROVINCE OF f, / INGS OFFICE
Tellet Flush 33'" of the Father's will, and the wonder- drunk wine to which they were unac- "Most of the days we walked in I MIA ' I
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,.,�'. what He said about it. See chiefly leries. The Spaniards came after dark GAINED 10 POUNDS - "And what did the bridegroom erns in miniature. When cut andi
.1. I il e : . what He did about it. He did not and sold their new and heady wines IN 22 DAYS wear", asked the friend. dried the stems may be arranged by,
_ pray just to set an example. He liv- w the. British 'Tommy.' In the morn- "
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0�1 __ ed the life of Prayer because for him ing the whole army was drunk. Ima- That's going some—but skinn not er subjects. When arranged
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fi ,� . and the fury of'the Duke of Wglling- help putting on good healthy flesh the combination is charming. This
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11,� ton—the French army being only a when they take McCoy's Cod Liver The aviator's wife was taking her as an instance. .
-;.�� .0 � It is with reverence that we ap- few m1l,es away. Fortunately, -aerG- Extract Tablets. first trip with her husband. The Chinese Lantern Plant is
" .. 0 n proach the scene in Gethsemane. The planes and tel( -phones were unknown, Chock full of vitamines—the kind "Wait a moment, George," she said. botanically P*salis. It may be
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, t" __�Ir 4 It was for this that He had "stead- - Try these sugar coated "I believed I've dropped one of the it within bounds. On account of this
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- while withdrawing to face the crisis "Get McCoy's the .,origirral and drying for Winter bouqueL
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v alone. Human support failed, but no one could tell where. Napoleon EVERLASTING AND DRIED
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�Z,i. - the suffering and ignominy tbar, be dancing at a ball on the eve of a V DINNER STORIES number of vases filled with flowers few inches apart.
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�� I ,-,,.: i can discern but dimly .the meaning of for victory over the French. " It is the custom of a certain West- which do not require any attention has not received much attention id
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11�-� These letters, properly rearranged I ed, and in praying triumphed. � n his court, to give them more or You may have them for considerably very beautiful in the garden, but
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i, I problem, you stand a chance of becoming the owner of a disciples looking upon Jesus as Ve� DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS. "If you want to succeed in this which are known as straw flowers heading of "Everlasting and Dried
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,� I WILATEVER—situated in the valuable oll producing district Father, should ,liong for the secret 3f Nova Scotia Lady Used Them For The best everlasting are Hell- merit in which they may be employ -
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'11�,..,'. ped Him, and so should make their Urinary' Troubles. Statice and Xeranthernums which are fullest way. .
I", All you have to do to stand a chance of becoming the owner oner, "but if your honor will kindly ty or Lunaria The Quaking Grass, Briza gracilig
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, of this valuable leasehold property is to send us your solution request that He should teach them to SS In rnrner, N. S., January 17. true flowers.and Hones
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"I receive a certificate of Ownership from a well -known Canadian -We can put together what He Kidney Pills for over nine years and m Cherry.
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