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foundation the re?,6-rmation of the in-
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growing a crop and plowing ifunder.
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taken si*`bottles of Lydia E. Piuk�-
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Spirit of God, governing the soul or
ham's V*table Compound, five
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sides improving the soil physically
the addition of muck and peat, which
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intellect; then the soul or intellect
bottlesof Lydia E. Pinkham's blood
contain a considerable amount of nit-
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thus sanctified , governing the flesh;
Medicine, and have also used the San -
rogen, also improves it chemically by
and the whole man, body, soul, and
ative Wa� "-Mrs. L. LAJEUNESSE,
enriching it with this ele1ndubt. The
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These Strong Wagons
At Bargain Prices
spirit, kept under control, held in
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Box 103$; Cohis
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muck or peat should be thrown in
that the
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wards." (The Bible Dictionary).
tact with the dust. Briefly, sulphiur
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& SONS
Peter, in'his epistle to the Jews
which were scattered throughout
for disease, an arsenical for biting in-
sects, and -a tobacco preparation for
sucking insects, applied -in good time,
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Paring and burning soils is a meth-
improvement by
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will keep the foliage in good condi-
od of accomplished
-turning up a thin layer of the sur-
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adult females.
to movie p6rons, ' Js - Numa vihiebs�
of sin, none are more injurious than
the sins of the flesh. Carnal appe-
tion. �
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face, which consists mainl y of stub-
" From this tfio has descended all
the lions that he has handled sim,e
has played in dozens of .comedies -
sib
having earned ja little, more th '
tites are most destructive to man's
Roses need an abundance of avail-
able' plant food, nence the soil should
ble roots, and humus, allowing. th.,s
la;er to dry thoroughly and then
then. The adventure began seven
$60,00 in five years. He is valued
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soul. While self-control is an all-
round virtue the term "temperance"
be manured each year, Preferably
but,
burning it. 1,
years ago on a plot of rented land
which the Gays sought to make at-
at *50,000. Nunia has vever injured.
an aet�r in the course of his camer.
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of us to guide and direct us in the
has come to be used very largely with
with well ratted stable manure,
in order to get the full benefit Oi
This treatment is particularly ben-
eficial for soils that contain a large
tractive to the. lions by giving them
He plays his roles. after many re-
'protecting
4By Isabel Hamilton, Goderich, Out.)
way of life, helpiEg us to overcome
the forces,of
reference to the matter of strong
drink. It is in this connection thIN
this, the surface soil should be kept
amount of organic matter, as it
comparative liberty. In the first
litters
hearsals with no semen
the from him. Ia
legions
evil that war against
our souls. May we ever remember
passage is chosen for to -day's lesson
loosened to permit air to enter and
to help make a\-ailable the food
makes them crumbly. Another ben-
increases their
year, Rosie produced tw-o of
three and four each, which seemed
to shield actors,
Numa's films there is no'trick phato-
Shame upon you,
Of the heavenly King,
that so long as we are in this world
-a lesson on Temperance.
"temperance
plant
there. This loosening of the su ace
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fertility; the organic matter is re-
enough for the immediate movie de-
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grapby or double exposure z�pcessary.
Denizens of regions
we are in the midst of foes watching
urs. In Jesus'
When we speak of
work," we generally mean the efforts,
soil will also help to consei�ve mois-
duced to ashes, which upon being dis-
mand, and up to that time, Mr. Gay
had thought that the training of two
Slats, a lion of a particularly vil-
lainous cast of counteikance, is au -
Past imaginingl
What! with pipe and tabor
name we pray. Amen.
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that are being made to suppress in-
ture. Careful attention to all these
things vinill.ensure deep, green foliage
solved by acids and water. in the soil,
become available to the plants as'
or three cubs a year would be mere-
other screen favorite, -and is in -
Fool away the light, .
S. S. LESSON FOR JUNE 19th, 1927
temperance in the use of alcohol.
The eff ects of the abuse of strong
free from -blemish, which will set off
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food. However, as the nitrogen ift
ly an interesting and profitabfe side
line. One day visitors stopped at
variably cast as the vilhan though
he is of mild disposition. Good
When Ift bids you labor,
"Fight,"
drink are so patent and so terrible
the bloam_to best advantage.
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the organic matter is lost by burn-
t place to make some inquiries,
youiag lions will sell for as much a&
Wilien He tells you,
Lesson Title Peter Teaches Good
that they attract attention in a way
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ing, soils poor in nitrogen should nev-
,he
and as they stood talking to Mrs.
$500, and healthy adults for $1,500-
Citizenship.
that few other sins do. Temperance
er he so treated. Peat soils have so
Gay, Rosie roared. The visitors
If trained their value naturally is
W'hile I do my duty,
Struggling through the tide,
Lesson Passage -1 Pet- 2:11-17; 4:
1-5.
is, therefore, a necessity for evory
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How Children Quickly
large a quantity of nitrogen that
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be lost
were somewhat alarmed, and one of
much grQer.
Christian man and ivoman for V� I
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much of it may without de-
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them asked hurriedly- "What kind
Whisper Thou of beauty,
Golden Text -Rom. 13:10.
Peter teaches in these
goal set before us in the Gosp,ls is
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s1royingg their fertility.
Burning
of a place is this?" Mrs. Gay paused
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Tell who will the story
verses that
to be a good citizen one must guard
imitation of the life of Christ. His
life the very embodiment of tern-
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also will clear marshes of
matter that must either be left to de-
for a moment, but it gave Mrs.
"'MM,00d
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Of our now distresg,
against those things which strike at
"which
was
perance, a life of perfect self-control,
Go ahead Mother and make the
cay or must be cleared away before
Gay an idea with which she inocul-
ated her husband that evening, and
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0 the future glory!
0 the loveliness!
the very centre of life war
against the soul." One must
of self-mastery; a life which had for
sickly lftt;l� one strong and w,ell-.
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the marsh can be cultivated. Where
deep
they decided to expand their orig-
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John Damascene.
exer-
cise self-control over all the appetite,
its object the glory of God. Chris-
be the
make the pu ny one sturdy and full of
a growth of sphagnum moss oc-.
curs, whIch makes�, plowing impos-
inal ideas and raise the lions by
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PRAYER
of life. Temperament, instincts, emo-
tians should then strive to
e n
pep-maiii the skinny one tak 0
'df,solid
sible, the most method of
wholesale. They contemplated sell-
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We thank Thee our heavenly Father
tions and will must be educated and
master not the slave of their senses
and appetites. This is possible to
pounds flesh -Get MeCoy's
Cod Liver Extract Tablets.
practical
removing this is by burning. This
ing cubs to other trainers and dis -
of any surplus animals to
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for the still small voice which Thou
controlled. In the Gospels self -con-
man only so far as his will is in sub-
They are rich in vitalizing vitarn-
can best be done during the dry sum-
posing
the circuses and zoological gardens
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hast placed within the breast of each
trol is exhibited in Jesus Christ I, a
jection to Christ's will which was in
ines-tbe kind of vitamines that cre-
mer months, as July and August, but
that are always in the market for
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every -thing in subjection to the Fatb-
ate str;Mgth, improve the appetite and
in so doing great care must be tal�en
them. Upon these principles they
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er. "I came not to do my own will,
build up the Tower to resist disease.
to prevent the fire from spreading
have worked ever since and with
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Varicose Veins Reduced
that sent me."
Peter puts this subjection in these
Children love them as they do
candy, beca�e they are sugar coated
and from burning into the soil too
deeply, a danger that exists in
finial cess.
Inside the miniature artificial
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words: "Forasmuch then as Christ
and easy it�q,'take. One boy gained
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marshes where the water level is low.-
jungle that has been laid out for the
Or Money Back,
Says C. Aberhar t
hath suff ered for us in the flesh, arm
11% pounds. J,p seven weeks, and is
Stiff clay soils can also be improved
by burning, but theie
lions are steel pens where the
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yourselves likewise with the same
now healthy and happy -thousands
considerably as .
animals are inclosed i4dividw�,y at,
mind; for he that hath suffered in
of other childr en have grown strong
soils usually do not contain en oug-a
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meal time, for it is then the5 how,
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This Simple Home Treatment Giving
by regular use will soon reduce to
the flesh, hath ceased from sin."
and robust.
organic matter to supply fuel for
a dispositioD to fight. They come. at
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Amazing Results.
normal.
Matthew Henry says of this verse
. Sixty tablets for 60 cents at drug-
burning, the fuel In form of brush,
call, each entering its appointed
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Mocine's Emerald Oil is also a mar.
that the sense is: "As Christ suffeT.-
gists everywhere. Try them for 30
peat, or whatever material is aVaP_
place, and after the meal are ve-
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velous healing agent.
ed in his human nature, do you, ac-
days and if you are not happily sat-
able, is distributed oVer the surface
leased to wander round at will,
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The world progressm To -day ail-
One application for instance stops
cording to your baptismal -vow and
isfied with the test get your money
and burned. The benefit of burning
From birth almost the cubs come un-
The Wth of thotimmids of &*
ments that took weeks to treat can
be in few If
the itching of eczema, and a few ap-
profession, make your corrupt nAtuT,e
back. But demand� McCoy's -it pays
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Clay soils is that it destroys their co-
heeive
der the,handling of Mr. Qay, so that
in Firestone Gma—
now ended a days.
plications cause the eruptions to dry
suffer, by putting to death the body
to get the genuine.
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character to a great extent,
they acquire their education by in-
users
you have varicose Veins or bunches
up, scale off and completely disap.
of sin by self-denial and mortifica-
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making them more similar to sandy
sensible degrees. The lion tamer as-
Dipped Banogns is fqun"
YOU cs�n start to -day to bring them
pear. It is equally as effective in
tion; for if you do thus suffer in the
-or
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soils, with the result that air and
serts that there is no such thing as
an amicting, service—long:
back to normal size, and if you are
barber's itch, salt rheum, redness
flesh, make the flesh suffer, you
MUaNiG SOILS
water can circulate through them
a tame lion. There are only trained
wisse you will do so.
and inflammatory skin trouble.
will be comfortable to Christ in his
much more freely, and this makes
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lions, and they can only be taught
=&&ge and dependaLft—
Jus,L get an original bottle of
People who want to reduce vari-
death and resurrection, and will cease
The best sodl for agricultural pur-
tillage operations easier.
by gentleness and firmness. Those
Knomm as the pioneer of the
Moone's Emerald Oil at any dis-
peuging pharmacist and apply it
cose veins, or get rid of eczdma,
ulcers, or piles in a few days should
from sin."
poses is one that has approximately
equal proportiting'of clay, silt, sand
0.
that are not suckled by the mother
Balloon--Mwestone has con—
might and morning to the enlarged
not besitate to get a bottle at once.
WORLD MISSIONS
and humus, and if a smaller amount
RUNS LION FARM FOR THE
MOVIES
are bottle-fed and have n9thing but
.
milk and eggs until they are a year
sistently led in its develop—
veins. It is very powerful and pene-
li quired.
It is so powerful that a small bottle
lasts a long time. Any
The Gospel message has a two -fold
It aims at the salvation of
of any of these constituents Is pres-
ent-the value of the soil is correspond-
old, Then they are gradually we"-
mimt—usiag only the best
After a few days' treatment the
pharmacy
can supply you. C. Aberhart sells
purpose.
the individual and the uplift of socie-
,ingly less. In many cases so" that
One of the, most remarkable farms
on the continent is the lion farm of
ed to a meat diet. Each mornin
two decrepit horses are slau bteregd
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miziterials and endmeerbW
veim will begin to grow smaller and
Jots of it-
ty. These involve no necessary con-
flict. Neither is tathe
are deficient In one or more of these
constituents can he improved by the
Charles Gay at El Monte, a Short
at the farm to provide the victuals
to bring it to the highest
one secondary
other. Apart from wh at it may
additjo�n of other sails, havi
ing an
oversupply but this metho,d of im-
distance from Los Angeles and,
therefore, in the heart of the movie
for the lions. They cut up into about
1,500 pounds of meat which is re -
point Of reHahiffity. It is
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mean for the man himself, the value
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belt az is nroner for the lions are
quired for the hundred lions qvk.
own1v nisfisml vVith SUC12 a h"
of his (�bristian experience is to be
proverneirt cannot, a ays be adopted,
as the cost is sometimes so high as
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mainly destined for the Kleig lights.
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older beasts will devour from twenty
quoility product, that Fire -
measured by its influence on his sur-
On the other hand, all
to make it prohibitive.
On his original five ac -res, now in-
to thirty pounds at a meal. It is
hm the beit
roundings.
i Its
has
It would seem, at first sight, that
creased to eight, Mr. Gay has more
noted by a writer in the Philadelphia
stone attracted
social reform Aich not at
foundation the re?,6-rmation of the in-
clay and peatedUs could be improved
considerably by, the addition of sand.
than 100 lions, varying in age from
-helps to veterans that once roamed
Public Ledger that one pall of water
suffices for ten or fifteen animals
tire deden in the countrr.,
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ful both as to its character and I s ea-sily by air or water, a quality that that lions can be bred in captivity being a light drinker. FIRESTONE TIRE & RtMBER C0-
Changed conditions, sand would tend to correct. Peatand almost as easily as horses, and also Some of the females, especially OF CANADA LiMITED
where there has not been a change of muck soils arii.subject to great ex- that they can be trained to play in - when young, prove very bad mothers Ham ton, Ontario
heart, may work for evil rather than trem s f te, ,per,ature, that is tbr-y portant parts in the movies with as and will eat their cubs, but later the -
for good. But given the necessary warm up rapi - *by day and cool off much intelligence as many of their maternal instinct develops. Never- MOST MaM PER t)OLLAW
consideration of and attention to the rapidly by nig-b' and the addition of human confreres, Firmness and tbeless, the loss from cannibalism is ,&Ah,.ddL
individual need, the social aim not sand seems to,,,' the'pioper remedy, kindness are the two watchwords of the most serious that the lion farm M;
only must follow but must accompany Application of moderate amounts of Mr. Gay, who roams aniong his lions has to endure. Cyclone has sired
even, effort for the salvation of a sand do not produce pe,rmj�hent re- unconcernedly with no other weapon perhaps 125 lions, and Rosle has Ifirlesto
peop . le- than a short whip. The fact that be given birth to forty-six. Ine,prize �
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That this is being more clearly re- ___ t , has tried to give 'the lions an imita, lion of the place, and one familiar . 0e.0W*OuF!,DkpiPed2*M
cognized by the churches of the West . . I tion of their original homes may have =;= —. I "
i,.R evident from the fact that the for- I something to do with his success, for . I � I
eign mission appeal to -day empba- The QUkk, FAIS'y Way his animals are more docile and ..
sizes much more than it ever did in To M(*e ,8 tter , therefore, more easily trained than "I � �
the past the saving of Dien from the ) e the circus lions. At the same time,
evil of their present-day lives andthe I Jams and Jeffles a scientist bag said that trying to Ox -'Tongue - Falls,j Lake of Baysp
making of life a thing of greater .�� I '. � give wild beasts imitations of thoir
moral moment and fuller spiritual op- U . By Efi=beth Pahner I original homes is likely to adversely - �
portunity. . I � effect their nerves, causing them to - I . -_ - -_ .
Frank H. Russell. if You want)fP10 is= and jellies long for the reality and- show teni- .
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of pride. =o_ �ffi' b th
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ZO metho'l. with er� . e new Gay is a stalwart young French -
CARE OF ROSES IN SUMMER man who went to the United States ..
� You've no idea how easy it is and shortly after the war as -An animal .1
TZ �11_ .0 1. -.0 Z Z 11 U what an imViovement it makes in .
., � I o agc roses . nime y color and flavor� "My stra trainek with the Bostock eire . He
In the Lake of 13&ys -L's,trtct Of the a ,shorel4ne -of 3650 miles, and is, sur- insects and disease, not only are the jam tastes endia$h like fresh berries knew -enough about animals to re-
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I*Jr46 than a h -11f ceptury ago, Chief As a wriver,tion centre Rigwin Inn general effect of the roses greatly says one deIigAW_r*oman who uses mal Of the circus would have a I
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`,�: ":,''. 41flightftil vmatlou' land. Splendid halL Tn the iittIstt4c, dinbig roam, leimes are unhurt. Injury can be fined and Wood_ When 'You through a boop, but situationsAn the .
:L' 4.". 'AW%1i7Ut9, for boating. danoedb9, fist- five hundred delegates, miay be ban- prevented by starting tb protect the Certo you do not have to 'boil your movies that 'co'll for such, eker V'ea . �. '�, ... 11
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V� . boiling is all it�ndeds. �
�.4._ 4�646&deilf:thid 18=d of lake Gind mittees InlY -meet a-roubd the spa- is a very good mixture which Will . 't cf'n"' MZ erly trained, might mh&6 a thrillinit . ...�j:;`,
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