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Exeter Times, 1901-10-31, Page 2SECURITY. 00.W.,!PgRa Oen tilite Carter's Little Liver Pills. Must Bear Signature of Sao Fac-Siml rapper Teat email area as ewe to take as severe CARTEgS "'3r4 agE. FOR DIZZINESS* ITTLE TOR DIUDIUSKESS* VER FOR TORPID MEL pills. row COIMPR. AXIO FOR $ALLOW FOR THE ROMMXION laelts=11., TeeCtlatle-f;.V7,-,PT,4 THE CHRISTIAN'S WORK i • gates, might, be heal _ the step 0 the wetchman on his sof:it:try beet. ; sileuce butte in air. save 116 'Sente peseerby roited the- 'oteestiett, "telturen. witae of the niolit ?" ; The emeients divided them eight into our parts -the jirst watch fl010 I, 6 to V the eecond from o to 1. the •third from 12 to a. mei the thurill t from 2 to O. I speok now .4 the city !in 'Lig third; wetch. or from 12 to. a o'clock.. ' 1 never weary of nothing :Kum tile life of the city in th. Mat. evatele ' That is the hour witeit tee eteleo ore o eloilinet- The lalaoriug nati, Itee Tug nett like those beaettpa diadem, ern, !quitted the seitnolding anal Vie shop. sellted in liaptistu. This little one Iare on their way home. It rejoices never smiled. It nevet. will smile. 'me to give them ray seat in the etty •A flower flung on an awielly barren ear. They eave slued awl Itunimeeed ibeat:h. 0 Ile:teenier Shepherd, fold i away en /ley. Teeir ice!, at'4,t WtItyy. ,, around you .or shawl oe yeur the gold wnstl pleetitier of Joseph and his father. .. te-g he was about to leave eatiann, the He elta:1 i ante to •IIIs throne, there Thee' ttirf? e10.111,WW41 Ni113 tiV, tog, ,7 t.., -Kit, tighter. fee will he lite for .all Israel and, bleee- t • J.twoh's isitervieW with Pharaoh, Ja- ' fox. MI the world. As long , N% -'1':i.• They are lat tit::,' sitt:. Y. ifb eiweeps throtigie weft Strite another match. Ah. is it . rthet ealAn abode in Egypt. the prom - Every- Moral Teacher Stands Guard or Patrols the Wall. Mato•ed aeourAing to AO of. trm razi4z01 04 W011111 110t ask t110,t if yott ever heard ceueae. in the seas Ooe Thoasand Nine tinw dreol Ont1 One, by Wialoce Vaily,o; Torhe onto, at tbitter me: of a name or I te t. 01111(1 the Dokosty,ont a ',pit-4;mo, OttaWa.1 . when, tehe meet gO he the oleo_ A despatch froM Wasitingtou spew. 111°12s. 0- -Oh," Y°°, saY, 4"t:11°Y itre -Itev. Dr. Talmage preached from the text, Isaiah Kai, 11, "Watchman, What of the night ?" When night came dome on Babeion. Nineveh and Jerusolent, they needed careful watching. otherwise the in- coudiary's torch might ho-ve beea thrust, iato the very heart of the metropolitan splendor. or eitenaies. marching from the hills. might have forced. the gates. Ail uight loog. ort top of the wail anti in front of the tl n asured CURE 510k lik:ACIAGREI,, INIMENT FOR 'VICIOUS poor. and.therefore they do not deserve our sympathy Are they 'vicious ? So much mere need they ; Your pity. The Christian poor. God Oelps- theta. • Pass on through t•he Alley.: Open the door. "Oh." you say= "It is locked!" No, ie not locked.- It hes never been totted. No burglar would be tempted to go in there t stoli ArilYthia.lg. Only as broken chat statute agalitst the :door. Sitteee 11, teen.. Go in. Striae a, match. Now. 1 !- BEASTLINESS A'N1=1 RAGS. those glaring eyeballs. Ile eareltd- aliat yon soy. Do not ueter any' iesult, do not utter ens sitsph= (ion. U you veine your !tie. Whet is. that red •marie on the Wall? It is the mark M a murderer's band! 'Look at those two eyes risiiig up 'out of the darkness Itrel 014 frOW, the straw itt the hornet. .eoming eta - ward yoe. and its they mile neer 'on your light Leroes out. Strike an- t- matele Ae.- this it babe. Act, the third: A troman, waiting Lox staggering steps old garments. stuelt into the brolten wintlow paee; marks of hardship on the face; the biting of the of bloodless An- gers; neglect and creelt,v and de- spair. •Ring the bell and let the certato • Act the fourth: • `Three graves in ClEy:kr plAce-graire M the chile that died. tor leek of medne: grave of the wite that • died of a brokee heart, grate M the men that died. ot dissipation. Oh, what Weston heath with three graves! _Plenty of weeds taut no flowers„ Ring the bell and let the curtain drop. Act the fifth: A destroyed soul's eternity; no light, no Musie; blael. ness ot dareness forever. But I eau - not look any longer. Woe! 'woel elose my eyes to this last act, of the tragedy. Quick, quick! Ring the tell and 14 the curtain drop. • 0 young man, in thy youth. and let thy heart rejoiee in the days M thy youth, but !mow thou that for ail these things Gent will bring ,Oige into jeidennent.'"1There is et way that, seeinetb right to a, man, but the end thereof is death."' THE S. S. LESSON. Ht-TERRATIONAL LESSON, NO. VE15173E13, 3. Text of the Isisson, Gen. 1, 15- 26. G•oliden Text, Rs, ace., 12. Again. we are called to pea% over litany Most interesting and profitable items, but we trust that all teach- : • era will note at least the followmg Goats gracious and comforting in- terview with Jacob at Beersheba. as 180, Abreham 17, so that Joseph's lile WOS COIOPEtTaXitrely $11Ort, bUt how much of -blessing for litotisands tied tens of thenseinds there was in it, and wbat ausamottet of fellow - Ship with Christ ! we are here tor Christ, He will see to it that we abide His appointed time, then we shall rest awl shall stand in our lot at the end of the days (Dim. xii, 13). 24, 25, "God. will surely visit you and bring you out at this land.” God had told A,bram that Ihe would, and Joseph, Bite Abram, believed God (chapter xv, 14) and took an ooth ef Ins brethren that when they went they would take Ids hones along. This they did as they Ined promised aud buried them in She- ebeni (Joshua xxiv, 32). This is the one thing mentioned of joseph Heb. xi, 22, " faith Joseph when he died inade mention of the depert- ing of the children of Israel and ffaVO COLOOlandlnellt Ooncerning his bones." Joseph was sure that how- ever long the Waiting time might be the protoises ot •God would be nele filled. This bo had learned in his own experience. We are reminded of Sgun. xxiii, 5. Those who have like faith with Joseph aud David eXpect. to NW P-11 the unfulfilled pro- mises eimeerning Istrael yet literally fulfilled. See Tea. ix, 6, 7 ;, Jet'. 111. 1?; xxill. 5, 6 ; Ezele. :Xxxvil. 21- 28. and all others according to etas iii, 26. "They eMbalmed him. arid he was put in coffin in Ngypt." What a strange ending to this first book in the Bible lt oegins with life, but ends with death, but, the Bible ends with life everywhere on earth end death deetreyed by the grace ql our Lora Jestie Christ (Rev. xxii. xxi. 4, 5). whoebecause of sin became a, sia Offering, a sacrifice for sin atel died for our sins. When tipeetitee tharpetael on ti,u •, , . t oh blesaiug Josepli anti nis two , tee 10 Abeam in Gete eel, en. was terienee, weeel and the earrendit Possg eo etat toe scarreti nud lotus- sons. his parting words to all bis ' =Os. his death end his burial f a saint in the flUSt of TI1 I I FAA ; war. looted into by nutternal tender-, name this earth some other promiees re- itlielfilled. and as long as the body wito,ttme they sivk ed ince of that yotiltie woman ever (;tter 410 ''"11.11. Ulter 110' 15' jQsePh will Peraci've"t"re 'hat' Main unfulfilled.or. ettell as Thess. tea,„ leave toeoleett fleetly 1x,„,1% vcorti. hasius. and will certainly requite us ali eo. 1. Vxr, 51, ne. nut frutp. ti4e ceusiter otei unit eawnttl on that brow rilr n1311,1'. ep the evil whiCh 'we did unto hiemth " He will colue and fulfill every pro- ', we:try of the bete; oi egoree end „,eg. r;1Y " 1144.4‘‘' ever wilhi Gnu of the hardest things on arthee. the whims of cites,: who v.= P dawn on that brow. inn tlie light to Leer le te ee eeteatoteeseeoe. nose !• pees :eve tee foam of motese or wile :hes gone out. Po not ttriee anotlh ;reeve. :Sundered without cause, to daze, Tilt. ;Amos.; it. 1. 4V0gagq1 1U'I t 11. wo-ala gt- 3114+41:01y 10 i,•e-hrilt.ely excused by those to whom with yeum.,-; 1,,:en ;kg thus. out front the !1 Ue atiother Neat in such Plaeo,yee hove shown, only loving loud - greet, eoutres Inargaili inahlag. las that,- raF`i out end pess tieur thts the fee whom you have in your the right of Way to the iseswed•ted geitit homes mei the worst, three the .1N -on these men every evi- p t tat ertietiiis end IlatTChaints They have -whet watch 01 the whoa.. , . I et, iilivre clear tie! etreet awl give the street. (/13r l'att. 1e,u1. nOthiug but good will. Jo- Ceewned their brViAti WA are llow % '.0rtiuithe third atchhht]4'r,to °,1his fwgivehesl' he had tiegsttog;t174, 'gIutiiitltT11:W°rStkWatIsiItt01wthem and hiseed them - go ir;ohugvei0,001 tetgrthe0,3behiprai (XIV, 1St and had done all that love everting, repteete-the pie etas_ " : aud though the wire 1,0 %eau:11174g ,I, eOuld do for thembut thy did not Sprains, Strain Cuts, Wounds, Ill ,, either end of the tahle, the thilltiren; tee cheerless home t.41„. ul, teet t QUM that he really meant it, at- " 'I - WO t !ter all. What manner of men are liettNeen Thatie. feud, v. 10 ee lire; beteg on more ilrla,s; ITT 1:1", Altvit1,1 STARES! there who caunot trust such a. bro- . 'Mat contmerciat house that only it Cords, Rheumatism, Neurelgia, Bronchitis, PleCos of ulltamll,leat,_g t., are in full tale. laysi t, of art, littlo while ago pot on a sign 01 Coe . oWn and IIis own received Him not. Cough and all Painful Swelling:, . catatogue in tan ., , , hut, they Hated Ulm and called Hire Croup, Sore Threat, Quinsey, 'Whooping' . . 1 (1 . 1,11,1. i 1, colw:t. (4; 33t 1 partnership evil 1 t his N. i1 I ( 1 be !, • eatieriee Laud dieceee Veit picture% Wrerhod 011 a elltinhier's tithie. There 1,a devil and would not, believe that The ballroom is resplentleet with the ; will be ntauy a. money till that willl He was their own Messia.h. rieh apparet of those NV1,1) on either 10. 17. "Joseph wept when they E BOTTLE, 2See sPrIng a leak. In trie third watch of OPest Sorest Bram Stiff,Joints, Bites 1.1'1d the solitary irt fousilies Stings of Insects, Coughs, Colds, Cootractszt A few boure later ond all the ther ? Do we act like thls toward the Lord Jesus? castle unto His HOUSES 'UNEARTHED. Remarkable Finds of Expedition to Turkestan. 1 Ir. M. A. Stein hae returned to indite from lenalon after making a. pretend:Ivy arrangement of the re- markalle (Mae brought to light -dur- ing his recent expedition in ebinese 1 ,• his brethrea was enough to xnake await the eitotal from the ea•elieetre. • 1 mile of the white. glieltuing bottr cis the night pass down tiw streets oi spalte unto him." The treatment of these cities. anS you hear the elicit strehe of the balls on the hillierd ! to say 10`011 him 'weep. If his fatfier told them. . Concert halls aro Iiikti Into 081.- ; clt Ott dice. and the sharp, Itlutment with the tvto•ble of one . c • , what. they said ho did, to ask dismount. awl legislators. : Joseph to forgive what he heel al- eongetrues no, ewept out on te eke. " tables. :et these latices merchant of tumultuous feeling by tte hetet of 'Princes l ready eo manifestly forgiven, that brazen iestrunteete. A beiottiful end ; 1 irel of illohillg inwie iiii;e a resPit°'; would be rt. cause for weeplug ; it overwhelming tithe:: is the eity in ', in tweaking them. All e1o'8"s °II lds brethren were lying to blue con - the iirst anti second watches of the . 1 eoele are robbed lor this critne--the 1 coming ; in:Teeter of foreign silks and the; their fatber, that would he 111 ht el ...in .dreet pocket 1.-uilicient to make him weep. Let us 1 ley it to heart ; if we have ta-uler Ilut the clock strikei; 12,, and the , dente" in late-, . , The derv; of the I received and do put all our trust in third wa tell bas begun. The thunder handkerchiefs., of Tureestan, He saye that some beets The 't, hoe rolled out of the ane Store take *1. hand after the shutters tee precious blood of Christ for out have for the theif lime been broug,ht to • i The slightest sound cuts the night .31.re put 11p, :mil the 0010'ns °I 3.,13° , salvation, then such words as John 1 tr IS t - • • t ) et tract • court while away their time while rel, 87 •, i, 12, ; Relit bearing' on ir..eryday life, home . \Vail SLUM IS 1141.! Iltn.,:v Al, t t . 1. John R, 12; Isa. indateries, alai orts of the inhabit- • ttention. The tinklietr of the ', the jury is out. I xliii, 25 ; Acts xiii, 33, 39, should 1.(111r laf the etreet cor in lite etiletance i in the third wateh of the night 1. glee us perfect rest concerning the ruts o; the villages of Chinese Turk- • 0511 ti he f e dcor The , also.fdrunkenness doeS Os worst. The'. forgivene,s of all our sins and our etitn. which were abandoried at the ntM t te ite mg- o a ,,,. 10,111 *121,. of the Christian. erae 'The stamp of a horse in the eext tot eitt ; dein :or will bo resit:enable at 8 irelationship to Cod; but how many eetteee of the people was derived The slamming of a ealoon door. The o'clock in She evening. a little flush- druid:eta-it. The ; eil at 9, talkative anti garrulous at ; believers, just like the brethren .of I .J4 seph, are ever questioning their mainly from Judie. end there cell lee islii'cielfil of 0tiliethseSeam -ehistle five i 10. at 1 1 blasphemous, t 12 ti ie - - - le 1 rehltionship to God and wondering no doubt the inhabitants Were miles away. Ohhow suggestive, 1 hat falls off, at 1 the man falls 10 if their sins are really forgiven. Buddhists. i the floor, asking for more driuk. I Of epecial intereet were the refwae ney friends, the Stt•ewn through the drinking saloons'il 'his is ungrateful belief and grieves heal.s which were unearthed near. TII11111 •IVATCII OF THE NIGHT 1 , , . , . ,„. . of the cite. 1,xtbi,s, husbands, sons' :Lord the lIoly Spirit and our blessed eame ruined Ignites, once appareot- i There, are honest meihin.....tsm1.i.r ..ttp , as good as yaa are ,__, . '' ."'-' I IS. "Behold, we be thy servants." ly tenautcd by 'village ollicials-khals and tiewn the ',trete. l'''''• l'' .t. "1-'y baps better. In the high circles ; le„N 11111,1110, 1 ( i This they said as they fell clown be. who has been cnrrying•lit A• , fore his face. This was not gratie of 130.1 p3111 paper" baskets, containing miseionary, of society it is hushed up. hundreds of documents beautifulle: scuttle of coal to that ro.or fano- y merchant prince, if he gets noisy and tude for his love, but seeking thus writtin on wooden tablets, tool care- in that dark place. Dere is an . un- uncontrollable, is taken by his fel- to obtain that favor which he had fullyr tied and sealed. Owing to the dertaker going up the steps ot a. low revellers, who try to get him to rtlready, freely bestowed upon theiu. yreservative nature of the sand many building from which there clointti es a bed or take him honre, where he falls For 17 years the brethren of Joseph of these were in splendid condition bitter cry which indictla ittes le flat in the entry. De not wake up had enjoyed his fa.vor (xlvii, 08) and the children. 'They have had dis- loving kindness, yet now they come grace enough. 6 Do not let them know it. abjectly before him to obtain that which had been teeirs fully all these HUSH IT UP. years. There are Christians who 15 But sometimes it eannot be hushed or 20 or 30 or 40 years ago reedy - up when the rum touches the brain ed through Christ the forgiveness of and the man becomes thoroughly sins and were made children of God frenzied. Such a no came home, and joint heirs with Christ, yet are Nevin.= been absent foe some time, never sure that they are saved, nev- and Siring his absence his wife died, er rejoicieg in Rim, but hope some and she lay in the next room pre- day to be good enough for heaven pared for the obsequies, and lie werst, if they can only prove faithful. - in and dragged her by theshocks and 19, 28. "Fear not, for am I in the shook her out of the shroud and place of God? " What they needed pitched her out of the window. Oh, was true 'penitence before God, when rum .touches the brain von tan-.---e- ae.ainst whom they heti so grievous - not hush it up! • ly sinned and to whom perhaps they A great deal of what is called ypeetaLroloyf txmndedu.ntiThewree Christian work goes for nothing, for EcTi:11 1.:11:11-ci the simple reason it is not pra.cti- are sure that cal. As after the battle of Ante -ell. that was againse tam a, titan got out of an ambulance 1.s (icobei .fi1 Godi.'4) '. hasc0 vbeele. inn gpus ent a i wfromay ivith a bag of tracts, and he went distributing the tracts, and George (10(1 never proepers, but confessing an.d io,rs,aking it always bring mercy 'Stuart, one of tbe best Christian men in this country', said to hm i: (Pros'. xxviii, 13.). 21, He comforted them and &peke "What are you distributing tracts kin.dly unto them." Another " fear for new? There: are 3,000 men not " and agsurance of continued bleeding to death. Died up their care and more kind words and no wounds, and then distribute the upbraiding-. How manifestly the tra.cts.We went more common spirit of sense in Christian work„ taking the Chriet was in • J osephfor , bread. of this life in one hand and only the .grettt grace Of God, . such ;the bread of the next lite in the oth- as We read ' of in It. Cor. viii, 9 ; er han.d. lefo such inapt Work 'as / f ix, 8 ; I. Tim. 1,, 14, could enable a that done by the Christian man who . /man te act- as Joseph did . tow,ard went, into '3 hospital ' with ti *GLS , 'these brethtee. He Of whom Jo- . and, .coming to the bed of a rnai., seph was a wondrous type will: cona- 'whose leg's had been amputated, gave fort .you Emcl speak kindly to you, him a tract on the sin of dancing. whoever , you may be, if you will 0 But there is a, man who will not 1.31y come ' to Him, for He is the Father of mercies and the God of all reform. Fre saY's' "I won't r°- 'dco f rt (IICori 3)He, re .We formWellthenhaw natly ns bave the last two of these precioue rethere in a tragey? I 1011 nets" in this 'book ; others there are , . , FIVE ACTS IN ,A. TRAGEDY. -the ink as black and the seals and string as perfect as if they were only a few weeks old. As these docu- ments are in a known Indian script, their decipherment can be expected to reveal in a fascinating manner many of the details of the ANCIENT VILLAGE LIFE. P.ound most of the sand -buried houses were brought to light care- fully -planned little gardens, with av- enues of trees, fenced lanes, orchards and so forth. It was truly astonish- ing, on clearing away the sand, to find under the shrivelled hedges heaps of dried leaves just as they had fall- en in ages gone by. The gardens were much the same in charaeter as those still to be found in Turkestan • to -day. Tho trees were mostly pop- lars and peach, mulberry and apri- cot trees. There is no evidence that these places were abandoned owing to any sudden catastrophe, but their • gradual desertion was evidently due to the impossibility of continued ir- rigation causing an advance of the sand. In the ruined temples were found a sort of unintentional exhibition of the fabrics of these remote ages; for in front of some of the idols were heaps of torn shreds of eiaporately worked silks and other fabrics which had been deposited as votive offer- ings. Many colossal statues in stucco were unearthed from the monasteries and. temples. One of the latter con- tained in its cloisters over a. hun- dred statues all over life size. While as many as possible of these were • cleared for the purpose of taking photographs, only a few could be rescued, as when tbe protecting sand was removed the great, stuccoes threatened to collapse owing' to their inner wooden work having rotted. away. - destroeizig angel has smitten the firstborn. Here is a. miniseer of re- ligion who has been giving the sac- rament to a dying Mire:thin; Here is a physiciare passime along in great haste. Nearly all the lights rtave gone out in the dwellings, for it is the third watch of the night. That light in the window is the light of the watcher, for the medicines most be administered, and the fever must be watched, aud the restless tossing off of the coverlet must, be resisted, and the ice must be kept on the bet temples, ara the per- petual prayer must go up from hearts some to bF broken. 023. the third watchof- the night ! Mat a stupendous thought, -- whole city at rest 'Weary arin pre- paring for to-morrowee toil. Hot brain being cooled off. Rigid. mus- cles relaxed. Excited nerves sooth- ed. The white hair of the octo- genarian in thin drifts across the pillow. fresh fall ,of flakes on snow already- fallen. Childhood, with its dimpled hands thrown out on the pillow and with every breath taking in a new store of fun and frolic. Third watch of the night God's slumbeeiess eye will look. Let one great wave of refreshing slumber roll over the heart of -the great town, stibmerging, care and anxiety and worriment and pain., - • LET THE CITY SLEEP. There has been rioting in K ishi- nee', Bessarabia, Austria, Where one thousand students attacked and wrecked the house of the Governor, the headquale:ers of theeptetide 4.11e.) the office of the, Official Gazette. NAN'S BEST RRIBND. The Zer4On is Good dor a Many Ailments. The traveller'S best friend Is that queer little yellow boy moiled Lemon Ga down to the nearest grocery and you W111 1111d 111111 dressed in travelling coat, of white tissue paper, all ready to Start, with yOu ou your Journey, and to do Many a. kindly deed for yell. In the first place, if you feel'a lit- tle "out of, sOrts." and as though you can't, put one foot after another, squeeze a. little lemon juice into a glass of fresh water, drink it and feel refreshed. Or if you ha.ve 11011330 of genuine malaria, when every bone itches, and you have a "brown feeling , in your raoutit," besides being "so tired" all the time, squeeze more lemon juice into fresh evater-enough to make very sour beverage -and drink freely of ft ineety 1.1111.09 in the day. For this little yellow boy is a foe to a. sour stomach, and always rea- dy for a. fight against indigestion. If you have it throbbing beadathe slice a lemon and rub 'the bits °ter the brow and the paithi will soon go away. If your hair is falling out, rub slices of lemon thoroughly into the roots and over the scalp, wash- ing the .head afterward with warm soft water. Squeeze lemon juice in- to milk, rub the mixture over the face and neck every night and you will rejoice in the fresh glow or your complexion. Mix lemon juice and glycerine, rub your hands with it at night, and if you are not too nervous wear laa.ge old gloves and you will wonder at their dazzling whiteness. When a bee stings area wasp sticks erong into your face touch the hurt spot with pure lemon juice. If you have a warner .vexatious corn rub .10non juice on with untiring zeal, and bid defiance to mosquitoes with the touch of your little yelloev friend. - A cup of tea is always improved by slices of fresh Iemon and we all know how a evell-mixed lemon squash can revive the weary stet:ea:each. If you go oci a water voyage you must certainly take it with you, for • pure lemon. juice will rout all giddiness and seasickness. And the little sour yellow fruit is as good as a doctor's help to cure sprains and. bruises, or -6: lady's maid to remove brown freckles and red patches and sunburn. These are only a few el the many Itindly deeds of friend Lemon., and it you once try lam as a travelling companion you will never again go away without him. -._,0 WIDOWS IN'SUZIATR•A. Great ..........."....-404.. .41.4440.0••••••••••vivovvrvirt i THE KING •,, • .*, ... )44 VI THE QUEEN and .! • • .4 -.THE . . DUCH ES.S. 1 OF DEVONSHIRE. • A Re tnarkabk Offer. • • Here is the best offer ever made in this community. 13y a very excellent ea G, • Tenement mad. 'ith the Family Herald aed Weekly Stet of Montreal we are • enabled to offer Tine Exegeo Times and that great Family Faber, the• . Family Herald and Wreekly Star. for ono year for the small stun of $1.75 end in- = 4), O11Xcle to each Subscriber three beautiful premium ii Lures, of which the follow• - ! ing is a brief description,, ele ELM- EDWARD VII. -True to life, a beautiful portrait size IS x 4fee 24 incite; on beautitul teave. white satin futiehed Reporter fmneing. This porerait. get e has been taken sine his ftecession to the tlerone, and is the very latest end best lo obtainable, It Ottl1P0 be had except through the FAIMOY fisnAtb ANn • Wgr..Itta STAu; each pletare bar. the Kites autograph. Title picture; bes tne 4r greabIllOrit of being the first taken after the Kings aceessiou, Ara has therefore en, • an Ideturical Value that no ether picture eau pesseate But, my friends, be net deceived. There will be to -night thousands tvho will not sleep at all. •Go •ep that dark alley, and be cautiotts where you tread lest, you fall over the prostrate form of a drunkard ly- ing on his own doorstep. Look about you, leet yoti feel the garrot- er's hug. Look through Otte broken wmdow pane and see tviutt you can see. You say. "Nothing." 'rhea lieten. What is it ? ``Sloci help us e" No footlights but tragedy ghastlier and mightier tlian Ristori or Edwin Booth ever enacted. No light, no flee, no bread, no hope. Shivering in the cold, the 37 have had e (WREN .A.TeFtetaNDRA.-An. exquisitely beautiful pietere of tbe reetarle, • . %We beautiful and.goe Q1101.1 Alexateirre, aleo token Sittoo 'tbe Mae% aeee11.5jon, 4i to 'the throne, it, the atone Wee 'ea thee Of the. the; two forming a heed. •-e eorne p511 01 pietures that alone would sell for meny Woo: the sobeeripeion Mee; sot; et paper mid pleturee. ho portrait ef the Xing AMA Coneert Velma at the decont1 or sueeeediug tinge Ma have one fraction a tne value of the Ont. The .e go down to history. TER INICEMS. BRVONSIIIRE,--The Renowned Octinshorough ture. Sold atauction sale in Lention twenty-five yews ago. for Stolen b7. elever thieves. hiddeu for over e'wenty-four year. and delivered to its •. owner on peyinent of v.:},00p reward and eince eeld ton. rierpont Morgan fer • . This, 10 brief, is the history of ono of the .pretnium pictures, Which, by a clove), stroke of eritarprise. the publishers of elle lihnitly Herald heve iteeared for ; 41 their .subscribers. The Picture 11 SUSS in ten colours, arid is reproduced lino for ,0 iine,celour .for olour with the original. Copies of the reproduction are now sold *- In New York City, Montreal and Toronto for $12 eacb, and this is the picture / Family Herald subscribers are going to get absolut,ely free together With the. w - Pictures of the King end 1I12.9e11. IS that not big value? Call at Tua Tams Office and see .saraples • eit thee° bertutiful pictures. ,t TOR 'want Tan Bice -rote Tome. for the local 11019$, and yo3. want that, great paper the Family Herald for A's 21 pages of general news and family stiiiliafet Its l'entieultutel PeatiO 3310003310 wertb many times the sebecriptier! price. - s, Briog or send your: subscription to THE TIMES OFFICE. ••0•414. IS*4•004S 40 Set 0******0 *440 4444.40 4!' -41cX VARICOCEL ere4,* Eo other eleeewit &O en:velem 23P30111; men a$ Vaeleocele. Ali it interaree with e nutrition of the sexual, argues it produces =buttons, loss 01 51112(3.1 terteige the urine, decay of the organs. pains in the taloa acbing in tee back. %terve:Amara eles. pondency, bashfulnese, palpitation of (ise heart. constipation, or.d. 11 Grua) runlet! te these result(' in complete iotPtin o etootiood. Vent:mode of yonee ane middle. eeed men are treelike witittiteteture. If yen have reesen to teeiere oil are afil,cled with lt, don't aegloo it 11 will rule yore Don't tot deetere exp.ri zent on yen by cutting, mini:teeing or teerina O. Our DIsrvrr Method Treatment diesolves the stricture tissue hence it. disappears and can never return W imre Varicocele and Stricture without operation or loss of time, The treatmen UM' be taker, at hones privately, Send for our Free Illustrated Book on varicooeic. Stricture and Oilect. We euurgkatee to Cure or No Pay. Kid eys A11 sexual complaints aifect Wetmore:Ins, hence the kidneyn 331013 great source of dleease. aVel yo*1 aching. or weakness over the entail of the back, tendency, to urinate frequently, deposit In urine, coldness of hands or feet, a drowsy feeling in the meriting. Dann neglect your kidneys. Our New Metnod Treatment te guaranteed to care any disease; of theae organs) or no pay. irrar-Dro Names T.Teed Without Written Consent. .0. W. Rowe, of Tackaree littch., eityst-I teed earicacele in the secondary stage and two strictures of 8 years standing. I was operated on twice, undergoing great suffering, but only got temporary relief. I was finally advised to try the lkteNv hiethodi Treatment of Dra. 13, & it. The enlarged veinedisappeared in six weeks, the stricture tissue was removed in eight weeks and my sexual energy and vitality returned so 1 was a man tit every respect. recommeudyou doctors velth ruy whole heart." are found in chapters xv, xxl, xxvi X13, VI. Act first of the tragedy: le young 22, 23. "And Josephiv led an hun- mn estarting off from home; parents dred and ten years.' tee verse and sisters weeping to have hem go; 26. Since he was Wfi hen he rst wagon rising 03-01 the hill; farewei stood before Pharaoh (eli, 46), he kiss fluag back. Mpg the bell and had 80 years of proeperity in E - let .tlie curtain fall. gypt ; enough to make him forget ct the second: The marriage the few 304.31,of slavery and impris- no food for tWenty-f our horn's, 01,1 3.11 full organ, Ipright lighte; loe onnient, aed, we know that 'the euf- Bay, "WhY (eon' te.they beg ?" They white veil trailMg through_ the ferings oE this- present time are not ee, be 9()t501114n.u, You p1 4.3101 511r1 congratulation and worthy to be compared with the "Why do Let they delie.er tbameeelves exc.) aelatioe of, "How well se, glory that awetits us (Rom. viii,„ 61e4. to , th 1 almshouse ?' ' 3(0.. 3001 ! " 18). eracoh lived 147 years, , tsa,ac In Sumatrathe wind decides the length of time a widow should re- main single. Just after her hus- band's deata he plants a flagstaff at• her door, upon which a flag is raised. While the flag remains un - torn by the wind the etiquette of Sumatra, forbids her to marry; but at the first rent, however tiny, she can lay aside her weeds, assume her most bewitceeine• smile, and accept the first man who -presents hinaself. SUCCESSFUL S1‘101‹E HELMET, A smoke helmet, of German origin, is likely to be widely used bef fire. - men on burning- premises in future, In appearanbe it somewhat resembles a diver's dress. Air is conveyed by a fire -engine. By its means two men penetra,ted 'dense clouds of smoke at a warehouse fire in Back Goree, Liv- erpool, recently, and were successful in discovering the seat of the fire. thus greatly' facilitatbag the opera - Units of the brigade., - -- etal 91 Britain's.21,000 first- riseons 1tggregn tes 14 mil - 're the next 23S,000 bring tall ions, •, • CURES GUARANTEED. NO MIS NO PAY. l3e1ore Treatmett. After Treatment. We treat and cure Nervous Debility. Lost letanbood, Varicocele, stricture, Syple 1119, Gleet, Weak Parts, Gonorrhrea and Unnatural Discharges, Consultation Pres. Books Pres. Write tor Question List for Ulnae Treatment, Drs. Koilind.1 v 810 worm 14,8 SHELBY STREET, ittil6U119 DETROIT, MiCH. ftliZttlatRAVAMTVIC&Kgatr--ZNZI 1_,„05-M-11; ; FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS CORES Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cholera, Cramps, Colic, Cholera Infanturn,' Cholera- Morbus, Summer COM - plaint and. all Fluxes of the litovwels. • HAS BEEN IN USE FON HALF A. CENTURY. Harmless,.Reliabe, Effectual, and Should be in every home. - family for the last nine years and would not be without it." SURE REMEDY. Mr. F. Churchill, Cornell, Ont., writes : "We ' have,, used Dr. Fowler's Extract of Willi Straw-( berry in the home and always find it a sure remedy for dysentery." USED 9 YEARS. •Mrs. Jones, Northwood, Ont., writes: "My baby, eight months old, was very bad with dysentery.; We gave her Dr. Fowler's Extract °Mild Strawberry and it saved her life,. We have used it in our ACTION WONDERFUL. Mrs. W. Varner, New Germanye N.S, writes: "1 have great con- e Hence in Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for 'various dis- eases in old and young. My little boy had a severe attack of sumn.,,,r complaint and I could get; nothing. to help him until 1 g-aire him Straw- berry. The action of this remedy was wonderful and soon had hint perfectly well. inillion tons of salt, worth $3,- 500,000 are made annually in the 13ritish Isles. fit the last ipb years, 10 million acres of waste British land have been enclosed, but these could not row bo sold seld for the cosi, of their reclaiming. CLOSE DES VRIPTIGeT, - , 7 -Te WaS spirited a way, you say e said Gildersleeve to St erline woe eh, ; That wes about ie. They 1401 241111 drunl and carried In.m off.