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,. ,, __ 0 OU mae with Thy fullness, Lord, The following is condensed from a remained almost entirely unaffected I the bed of the island. to do. calculated at 60 degrees ' eas
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L I -W, . � report in the London Advertiser: by modern influence. 51- P'o,
1n. kindling thought and glowing word V;D,K the first linkof the new 57 -mile sub- more difficult to isolate the various de- and fuel testing, mines -branch, de-
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. ", among the lepers of the world is be- -CLEAR CHINESE � � s year, 10,000,000,000 pas- so long and men are better acquaint- page report on the, survey with the
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T "I .. PRAYER sion to the Lepers- At the present SITUATION - , N,4 � IAG
� " ter lives., nty-six samples of gasolitnO
al�,� ." time the work is being carried on in .. Since 1,680,000,000 nickels were Secrets then have shor
, . . � collected from all New York subway Apparently it isn't tike number of! were- collected in Aug,4st, 1926, fronu
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I �111' Most holy God who hast bidden us, sixteen countries. The mission is A fourth column addict has asked SIP el C, - . ,
. 101" %, Thy humble followers, through Thy touching over 19,000 people, support- that we give an account of what is gates dming 1926, at this rate it will tongues that lets a secret out of the, cities and - may be accepted, there-
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. ;1 !, 'Thee, by Thy Holy Spirit and grant tients of the leper colony. To do this will be - _ __ -, - tune and the secret remains a secret. The analysis and detailed-examin-
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'!�', .: true witnesses in the world to Thy 1 "during 1926 was of good quality,
2 of rice. In this way they are able to of the Einstein theory, but it has its tellectual and nursing a burning hat-
, ,�,��', Inwer to cleanse from sin and to keep by placing EMBARRASSING KISS FOR LORD. being superior to that sold in 1995
. V,�'-. us pure. In Jesus' name we pra lesson the cost of the upkeep of the own diffi,culties. Certain underlying red for all -foreigners because it hap- Reheat stale crackers 1, and very nearly equal to that sold in
4�,� Y' home. However, the first thought of facts are clear. The scene shifts pened that his father was executed them in the oven a few minutes. KNUTSFORD
I I'll , �. il Amen. the missionaries is evangelization daily and the day's news is likely to as part of the reprisals for the Boxer 1 11924. The average distillation curver.
I -1 ", S. S. LESSON FOR MARCH Gth It takes a good deal to upset the � show that the gasoline sold in Canada
I I and there have been wonderful re- be obscure. There are two main fea- rising. He has done a remaTkable To freshen shredded cocoanut soak
� , ".. , tures- One is the strong objective of job in rousing his followers south of it in sweet milik for a few moments equanimity of Lord Knutsford, the � during August, 1926, was superior ta.
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....... Lesson THE NURSING MOTHER existed for many years. The other is I cipline, a coherence and a mobility be piled together as they sour quick- The incident arose out of a mother's ernment motor gasoline.
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". . j � Jesus, ere Ile descended, had corn- — . w regard Dr. Sun, a be cooked until tender pressed through then Mr. n the pas- I It is noteworthy that the quaality of
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"I I "..I gospel "am -ung all nations, beginning I other woman needs rich blood and ale, the world Communist body, to sentiment comparable to that for a sieve and pulp used for soup. Page one day while car
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'I., I ' at Jerusalem." Some time elapsed,: plenty of it. The demands ' h s"'e winter. The oil, companies of Canada
I "The health are many anti severe. House- � eventual-ly take Pekin. Pekin is be- luf the central or Pekin Government Save the stalk of large cauliflower. "Are you taking Alice away"' he
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".; number of disciples multiplied in Jer- hold duties arid ,he care of h�?r chil- - 'ihg, as it
4 ". I I lin, much more tolerant of foreignt,rs i 1wen called the Robin Hood of the served cut the stalk lengthwise into She stared very bard at the spPak weather to facilitate start
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. . . . . I . e the martyrdom Of 1 larly friendly to Japan. Ile has Ja I an admirer of Japan and a hater of thickness. Tie in bundles and cook "011and, chairman
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D " ,� Zthey that weru scattered abroad -, u p po rt. . arily and probably remembers what The liquid from pickled peaches may "Then I must 'ave a kiss." I SULTAN'S TABLECLOTH
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-i,�., . went everywhere preaching t h e � and relief will come only through en-, In the course of the last half-cen- , happened after- the Boxer rising. If be added to mince pies, or may be "And she had one," says 01.
; word." Through the ministry of Phil-; riching thL' blood. For this purpose I tury hundreds uf inillion,; of folTign I the foreigner- were al -I out of China used for sauces, etc. KnuLsford, "or rather I had one, in I The most unpleasant banquet eveir
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.1 I they sent to Samaria Peter and John, -eining, atioll, is a debturito Tso-lin. -eader is unable place of fresh vinegar and mustard. THIS TORONTO MOT RIST HAS
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. Ghost was bestowed on the converts. jMrs. Sarah Cortez, Ellenstown NB i 1911- '
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� �,, among the heathen, honored the , o ften read of Dr. Williams'Pink pill,: b:.rrassment and at the same time the required amount of gelatine in a of spiced sauces and strong condi-
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I'll �. �,�. i , - debts to the various � - forwarded the following list to the ments I could not swallow it. The
. Samaritans (John 4), and now they shown how it. Powerful Skin little cold water; dissolve it in a lit
I and began using them, and what a I t was cold and badly served. Thm
11 , . managers of tests and contests of the
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,, seem to become a half -way house be.' foreign nations might be paid off. tle boiling water, then beat it into ex_, res
I bleFsing they proved. Befo.re I had Ontario Motor League with the
. .;� tween God's chosen people and tho I These debts, ,it should be remember- the ice cream, and pour into a mold. gold plate was possibly valuable but
�t � z. used a ha',rf dozen boxes I felt like a lRemedydiscovered planation that he had picked it up on clumsy. There was no one in author-
. ..�, Gentiles. They were descendants of new person, and by their continued , ed, were contracted in the name of one of the customer's tables in a Ta-
, �1'1 a race of people who had been placed I the whole of China. All Chinese I Left -over plain lemon jel;ly may be ity to supervise, and the arrangement
11, Samaria by the conquerors of Is- use for a while I was entirely restor- I'll ECZEMA, BARBERS _ ronto bank. I of the table and -the service wera
:.. � 3n I taxpayers were supposed to be re. DRIES in cubes and mixed with vegeta
,A0,M rael after the nation had been carried cd to my former health and strength.' ,;ponsible for them, ITCH AND SKIN ERUPTIONS cut "Front bumper loose, rivet cut. I deplorable. My knife and fork were
". .. ,; . I take pleasure in recommending Dr. 1 � just as all bles or fruits in a salad. "Radiator leaking near over from so rusty that I was obliged, when I I
- 1. 'anadian taxpayers are responsible
I.. . away into captivity. The Samaritans , C
11 � '(t , . . . had accepted much of the teaching Willianis' Pink Pills to everyone suf- i for whatever indebtedne." our Gov- Must Give Results in If butter -balls are made one-half tube. thought that nobody was looking, tab
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A� .... I'- and many of the laws of Judaism, fering as I did." "Front wheel hubs have badly cut
I . �, . i You can get these pills through any ernment may incur. But, unfortu- Days or Money Back as large as ordinarily, the butter will threads should be replaced. wipe them on the tablecloth, where
. ,,V'�., - sud, like the Jews, were looking for nately, there was no strung central 7 they left deep red stains, much to
.., lr�y! medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cent]s go much farther. "Plug in bottom of oil from where t eighbor, the
. . . . . the coming of the Messiah. "T� ,
�,:: . I a box from Th(, Dr. William.9' Medi- I Government in China. Province he amusement of my n
1, were the ladder," says Stifler, "with- I o'I drains off is broken should be re-
,,, I I I after province began to secede anti This wonderful surgeon's pre- When boiling rice, boil enough for ' Austrian ambassador, who had seen
", g Jew I cine Co., Brockville, Ont. d.
1,�,,�_ out which even the believin , I I repudiate the debts. Local governors Reriptinn ti-,ov known all over Amer- two meals. One-half may be used in place me.
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I . . . . . 1_,V,��:, s scruples, � i ' "Engine hood not evenly adjusted to
,4. ____-C1_ _____ L U i ned themselves into military ica as Nfoone's Emerald Oil, is so a .savory dish, and one-half in a sweet 0
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. ". . could not have got down to the un- Al.BANIA TO HAVE FIRST J leaders and openly defied the central efficient in the treatment of skin dessert.
li,�,' "._ "Headlights not in proper align-
., I 11 I , �. circumcised Gentile. The leap ) . 'Government at Pekin. The unfor- disease., that the itching of eczema WISHED THAMES ON FIRE TO
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1".. d I I too great. The gulf between the two I RA I I,ROA 1) ! tunatc taxpayers under them did not often .stop- with one application. Ends of boiled hams can be bought in 11 t. fre- I .
2��'i' VFW social, reli*;gious, political -and I I Horn goes out of commission KEEP HIMSELF WARM
..� . . ' bencfit by being relieved of foreign A fow applications and the must at a lower price thar� the middle por- �
.... . the Samaritan bridged it." The steam vngine is about to in- . quently.
. .1 they had to pay taxes to persisten' oases of Eczema often are tion, and are equally good when I
; I ". I , In his second letter to the Corin- I vade the only "rail road less " country I taXk-, since "Brakes want adjusting. When Robert Blatchford, the fam-
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2��. n of Europe, say�s, a bulletin frogn th',� � the Military governors, healed nv%ur to return. ground.
. ,,�, I., thians Paul states the motive whic "Battery leaking near post that is ous journalist, first came to Lapdom
,. I-. I The time came when the powers, Moone's Emerald Oil is safe and
, ;; ....... . impelled him to spend his life preach- , headquarters of the National Geogra-' .
' *� I acting in connsort, had to ask Mr. pleasant t,, use and it is so power- Lemon juice and cinnamon make grounded to car connection on Post as a young man, he had a ,prettyr
, ,, ing Christ, the same motive which phic .1;ocir,ty, Washington. F'or Al- f nearly eaten away.. rough time of it.
l , ��11 � -1 I . '. I Wullington Koo, then Finance Mini- fully anti-t-ptic and deodorant that the apple sauce very delicious and o "Rear axle leaking grease very , One night, when reduced almost to
11 � , actnated the diqcipl;-r who first went, bania :,- planning the construction of , , ter what China intended to do even odor, arising from ulcers, gan- unusual flavor.
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?!- '.1 �. throughout JUdea and Spma-ia, and a twenty-four-m;lc road from Dur- ' I badly and makes too much noise. his last shilling, he was supping in a.
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ii I", 11._ which has been the inspiratio f , r- I about the repayment of the lions- Ile grene and cancer are instantly killed. "Ticking sound from mcktor when Fleet street tavern on bread anca
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_ sionaries of the cross nce; "the I ana lhen bvcAuse the central Government inal houle is dispensed by pharniA- dairies. It is suitable for cooking and
, ,� ,.: - running at 30 seems to be in or a
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,.� 11 f . " I _%. love of Chirst constraineth us." u s lbania part -so company Willi . round vacuum.tank. . I While eatink his meal ane -of the
1, - .ni.� -as at its wits' end to defray Gov- ciqUR. C. Al,orhart always has Moone's ofrects a noticeable saving in making
` this subject Dr. Adam Clarke says (�� � A r�g t an, A�4ir, Bhutan. Nppal,� 'A
....." 'a" . . "Right hand door window will not other customers, with whom BlatA-
. , ', . ernmmt salaries more than a year Emerald Oil on hand. cocoa, milk soups and so forth.
. 1,: "We bavv the love of God ,,bed -men, in Asia, and Li -
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. . . . . .", , , r -'. abroad in our hearts; this causes us beria on the West coast of Africa. verdue. It is possible that in an 0 - "Starting otor takes hold very ed of a certain journalist that ha
V.- earlier gpirteration the powers might - in
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'A' .L,I. � . to love God intensely and to love aiA Lih(,ria is probably the only one of .severely. "would never set the Thames on fire��
. j'ttl 11>_ hibor for the. salvation of men . . . As the so,ven countries that wmild have I have seized some more Chinese ter- MUCH OF NEW YORK IS UNDER MANY POOR TEAS NOW SOLD "Look at rubber around back win- "No," agreed a quiet man in the
* I ritory and taken charge of the cus
�.. 1,�; , God so loved the world as to give 111.11 a railroad if it could, continues. tho, - dow-badly dried out and cracking, corner of the room', "I wish he would,
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,�.. 1 'Y Son for it, anti ag (�hrist so loved tliv hullvdirr. s. But public opdnion would no A lot of very cheap tea has recent- seems to be falling out, lets water in. for I've got to sleep on the Embank -
.1', % world as to p -our out His life for i-,, Iry ndherenLs to a policy of "splendid permit such action to -day, and the ly been placed on the market. This
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1, � . so we influenced by the very same isolation " and efforLq to establish I)ow urge ov
". . ers have done no more than A survey reveals that New York is tea is mostly very inferior in quality.
I .1. 4��, love, 4e -sire to spend and be spent for tw,,ti, ' that as soon as possible .something about lhv nearest thing in existence er left door."
'' ". . th century commercial facili- 10,
. ,, should be paid on account. But this to an undorsea city. At no point be- .0p -, Outside of that, apparently, the car
, I ,,�_ the glory of God and the salvation of
" . ties have met with disaswr.
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't h � has not endeared the foreign powers low Forty-Seoccind streets, .says the was 0. K.
,,, immortal souls." When woman says these days that
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., . 1 to the Chinese people. Many of them Ingersoll-Rand Company, which has THE BIGGER THE COMPANY THE — — she has nothing to wear, she doesn't;
"I.:, �� the little negro republic has hardly
, ,:L . . Christ had said of His mission on feel' that they got no value for the been invvstigsting rock drilling condi- sigh, she chuckles. - St. Catharine*
-1 %� 1, , ,earth: "I am come that they might scratched thp. sm-face of its resourc- money borrowed in their name, that tions, is the elevation more than 45 E�$IER YOR THEM TO KEEP BETTER GASOLINE IS SOLD IN
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��;.,_� kav-e life, and that they might have perhaps their own Governments were feet above sea level. This means that MOTOR SECRETS CANADA
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,, ,��,� . ft more abundantly," and Paul says back of the coast, the ]land 'has been - buil4ings ba-ve
� ',�,�,' - cleared And partly developed, but forced to agree to exorbitant terms. the bulk (if the tall Our foreign policy, about which We
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i� !.,� . - from that imaginary line inland there
: o�, that they "shoWd no longer live unto pjim_ not unwilling to get out of paying line. The subways, wherever �hey facturing companies with their huge dominion 'have claimed from time to it's perfectly terrible for ,Idexico to -
010 ', � . the=selves but unto Him who for Pre dense forests and extremely !very yen it owes to fqreigners. This have to dip to slide under intersec- organizations and their nation-wide ings that it's absolutely all right
�.. ..... � �_, � itive peoples. time that the quality of gasoline sold do tir
!. :,�, I their sakes died and rose again;" and is a very immortal attitude no doubt, tions, sewpirs, gas lines and water sales forces, keep secret a new car in in Cainada is considerably better than for us to do. -Ohio State Journal.
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'. � � , then goes on to say that this life that With the investment of outside cap- no less human. pipes, burrow through rock which is process of launching?
",.: "I"': tal, notably the establishment of a and that of the gasoline sold in the United
�, - 40hrist won for men makes man "a a wall between the fishes of the deep Many wonder about this, and do not States.
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� ..... I'll, , ,,, ',,� , tiew creature." He is henceforth to plantation; and the de- Partly on account of the loans, and the. millions whd go hurtling see how it is possible for so many per- This, on occasions, has been All men may be crealed equal ir�_
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.1 11 I ,�,,7 . � live with different aims, different velopment of the country by a pro- partly for other reasons into which through the tunn* on their way to sons to keep siknt about such mat- questioned and there have been some particulars, but being a wow
S "..."I'' � sporadic controversies on the subject,
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11-11 '�.. t 19tandards. No long,er can be live a gressive local administration, the we need not now enter, there has work or play. ters. with the ladies is a gift,The St. PauR
1, I i '_�;. the net result of which has been a Dispatch. ,
.1 thousands of negro porters who now been growing up in China for many .
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111� & � . I � selfish or self-centred life. He must huge looads of "freight" on their years past, and more rapidly in the New York's rise into the air, wbile The secret to secret keeping, how- mental attitude of unedrtainty and � . ,.,� I
. ,�: � , live for Him -who died for his redemp- carry . - ever, lies in the very gigantieness of interrogation in so far as 'many , mot-
, , 1�.;", � � -, Con. Living for Christ would involve heads, will, perhaps, soon give way to past two or three years, a strong = the companies themselves. If they Henry probably found "the first bil- '
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1. " � - . union with Christ, obedience to Christ, more modern transportation. sense of nationality. There is a hatred orists were concerned. F
-111 . , were smaller the secrets wo ' ortunately lion was the hardest." Took him.
t��, ,, �, . �_ --- -.-- uld be impartial authorities, P. V. Rosewarne f it,-+
IC �i,,�,t��: N'� thia sharing of Christ's spirit; and as Afghanistan is the largest of these of all foreigners. Russia has taken - . harder to keep. As a.matter of fact, nearly twenty years --think o
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.11:i 1. and A. F. Gill respectively chemist The Wall Street Joudiliall. ,
�i% � L'� I �;, ' L st -had given Himself for man- railroadless countries --about fourteen the fullest advantage of this feeling, this is clearly demonstrated every d J I
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I ... - "' "Und - so must His followers forget times larger tIltan Albania, yet no and craftily ingratiated herself with I .. I I year. The sii`i`glIer manufactureTs I . . . .
11� ... I ��."11!7'-'Adffn service for Others. Theymust railroads or telegraph lines cross its the Chinese by repudiating a% the ex- . fuels aTid fudl testing, bfineg branch, I .i 11. � . I , 11 , I
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�",., surprise, wbereas several of the loarg IV eom.P,L,W a tbird nation I coast 11 ...
�1' ,o..,� Objected to these facilities for fear reosilio!m of treaties made in the Czarist I . a , I
11� 1, . ,A,,U . ambasEWdor -r=A be a man est automotive units seem to b . ..... - , ,�,
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11 . -11 4 to 9sontaft the name of fflw outsiders, mostly British, have pew to injure the capitalist nations I The larger the Organization the less officials mentioned, and so banisheis .
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..��k�,�.'�,111 "..' " *VWM� 46uld .Wbiffliily repreaftt been allowed to enter the country for in China cann6t but be gratifying tn . ..
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I �,,'� 9oWd 6h -i has staid - Moscow. But instead of trying to _))oA't be tiOo easy -b the Aecvdt of this thing, terrog,ttion." . . I 11"
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I I ,��."T."l ',',,;o�,"!*6# &,,Jk6k� t&ft - - *1eat Ch,rist so tors whose services'are badly 10eded, gow Communist ideas in the neigh- �6-h -kour hens. If a thousa,nof ingn are on one part of Durhig a single mouth sev&at�-81-1 ,
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,,4� il�2',� M-0t.,01baAft veb*,our misrepresen- if allowed to cross the border by the boring territory In the North Com- Mike them produce the assembly line they have -no Idea saniPles Of 90861ine w0're 4JblIddt_0_d'� ,-4.' .1. I-
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