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PER.IODIGAL
SPASMoDeo
READAMES.
headache is not of itself a disease, but is
gerierallyeausea by some disorder of the stom-
ach., Ryer oil bchvels.
Befor't you caate cured you must remove
the ca,use.
Burdock Blood Bitters
will do It for you,
It regulates the stomach, liver and bowels,
purifies the blood and tones up tho whole us.
tem to full health and vigor. ,
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od
Sympathy- For 'Humanity
eautllully'S'ynifoolized.
ferentizeocnorra to zet er the Lari,loi,yrieeltAto.t, lie may be so useless than even the
,
drela 1,,,41t,voe, tul,113tVieser,,Qt 1„041,,,, e father may order his son out of the
tao eepartuahst of 4srionituro, ottavoi home aaci disown hirn and disinherit
hire., but the mother will cling and
continue to cling to her boyif she
A despatch. from,, Chicago says :— thought that thereby she coulcl give
Rev. Prank De 'Witt' Talmage preach- her son one more chalice for repent-
ed fro111 the, following text :—Isaiali. once, she would sell the clothes out
lxvi, 1:3, "As one whom his mothei; of her wardrobe if necessary, she
oornfortetb, so will 1 comfort you,' would move out of her floe home
The words of iny text, have for and go to work, she would sell hey
many of us a -very tender and rover- jewelry ula sr,on hor ,Nrsaxling
eat application. The greatest -les- She would go to the ,extent of- giv-
sOne Of a, eacrificing and a 'forgving ing up her life if she could only save
love have been learned by most of her boy,
us from thenow silent lips of our
ThUS '1116 tronbled and sorely 015-
01)1istiaa mothers. Though your appointed of earth should, take gi eat.
mother may have been dead for ten conifox,
Out of the thought that
ortwenty years, yet you remember God's love for them is like that of
Is though it weee yesterday how a divine mc.ther, They ShoUld bo
tenderly she eared for yoU, when you able to look at all worldly things,.
Were a little child. You remember whether good or ill, . its did the
how she nursed you through that Maori chief, •who though born In .4
long fit of sickness . When you wort
about fifteen, and every time she left
the room you. would -call , "Mot ber,
mother ! Where is mother ?" .and,
alas, yeti will remember the dark
day when you °allied her out to'
ntly let hoe hotly down into the
Open grave, when you laid her away
to sleep ranong the speieg flowers or
when. you •cevered her up under the
soft quilt of spotless snow, the pur-
est, gentlest, nehlest, most forgiv-
ing- and helpful :of human com-
panions was forever taken from
sewn. side. :Remembering ell this
love 011131 devotion we realize the
force of the metaphor which Isaiah,
the prophet, use when seeking , to
show how tenderly. Clod loves and
cares for his children, he takes the,
gentle, matereal iefluence which has
developed our physieal and eaeutal
and spieiteml life and says, "As one
whom his mother COMIOrtht,11, SO
will I comfort you,” •
C.C.0=1:0=20.
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THE DIVINE 'BEING
shots the love of a Mother ir
vainting to be the .coinforter of all
young folks who are pre:I:jai:Mg for
the great - struggle of lira., ',the
mother wants to be the instiiring
friend of her boys and girls daring
the long years of iminaCurity, when
the world at large is sneering at
them and laughing at their aria-
bitions, as though • they were the
mere outgrowths of a foolish: and a
visionary brain. She wants: to he
the friend of young men and
the escieng tvoinen during thase
school days *heft they I; eve Dp
earning capacity end when they are
They sire a Sure Cure for
Nervousness,Sleeplessness, Loss
of Energy, Brain Fag, After Ef-
fects of La Grippe., Palpitation of
the Heart, Anmia, General De-
bility and troubles arising from
a run down system.
They regulate the heart's action
and invigorate the nerves.
This is what they have done for
others! They will do the same
for you,
GREAT ILELIEF.
I have taken Milburn's Heart and
Nerve Pills for palpitation of the heart
and shattered nerves and for both troubles
have found great relief.—Mes, W. Ackert,
Ingersoll, Ont.
FEELS SPLENDID NOW.
Before taking Milburn's Heart and
Nave Pills WAS all run clewn, could not '
sleep at night and Was terribly trot•tbled
with My heart,. Since taking them 1 feel
isplehdid, sleep well at night mid my
heart dose nob trouble me at They
ave done Erie a :world of good.-hTas:D.
Cleied, Hartsville, P.13,1.
New Zealaild, mud hut, coeld turn to
the Duke of Devonshire wheu he was
being shown ohe of the most beauti-
ful palaces in, the world and pay.
"This palace is not cis beautiful as
the nu -melon which my heavenle „earn, ewe you? Remeenbee this,
Vather 1105 Vuilded fer me." Tkoagh o'h sinful raen—God longs for your
•
aud again. and try to Imagine lier
love for you. But, yotmg inan, you
cannot do that any more then a
blind bat 01' it g'rouncl Mole on ful-
ly appreciate the colors of a. batter-
(ly's wingS or the retleetion of a
UpWthop o M order to symbolize
God's love,to Yon, a sinful man, who
never knew what it was to have ' a
mother'n jOVL 1 would tell you that
it is a greater love than tne corn -
bine(' loves of a, hither, a wife,
children, brothers, and sisters and
friends, It Is a love so deep that
no line eaa fathom it, $o high that
no bird's wing can overfly it, so
wide that, no inathematician can cir-
eumsei'ilie it. And all this love of
our earthly mother is only an bawl-
tesimal part of the love Which to-
day God like a cli'VinO mother, is
ready to pour out of lns forgiving
heart for you. Can you not grasp
even a little of tile infinite sweep of
my text, "„As one wheal his mother
cornforteth, so will 1 COilifol.1 you.".
.Sinful man sitting befoi•e me to-
day, are yoa the son of a Christian.
mother? 'Whether . she is alive now
vr dead. her lo e for vou was or is
just as great as. Loyal Young Gra-
harn's mother was for him. Are you
to -day letting her prayers find a ful-
hilment in your life? Are you to-
day letting; the love of God nmni-
fested in the sacrifice of the Lord
•Jesus Christ find a response in year
life? Will you, Itere and now, real-
iZirig that your mother's love was a
symbol of G'od's love for you, sur-
render eeour life to the service of
him who, like a diyine mother,
the troubled Christians may be repentanee more theta you eau °vet
clothed in rags, yet they should feel iellg
that they ale rich, because God, as to he cleansed through the
which they shall be robed in the
prepared lor blood of Christ and to be forgiven
ther love in God that 1 point. you.
them the Wedding garments with for your past sins, It is to the mo-
a heavenly motherh
, as
1
hv
eaenly banquet halls at the Ring's 101)35: tao°111e
f ten
,ovewhan willea24,1°111n1
yiin001.11Y01
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marriage. Theng11 theY inaY be alTeCtions shall have ceased and when
poor, yet they should feel, like the
1111101113 son going home to his earth- they have 10101103racied away'.
ly pctrent that all the treasures of --f•
heaven . '
SHALL DE FOREVER THEIRS, $10,000 OFFERED.
C3513, like a 'divine mother, 'svants Bonus Will Be Given., by the New
,in their last earthly sickness as well...
aswhen lie is . bendhig , over 'them -in A bonus of $10,000 is offered by
their cradles. He emits 10 be the the Government of New Zealand to
'comfoeter of the dying
iii.V-alicl when an3r person Who, before the ist of
he utters the agonizing moan, t',1 January,' 1904, shall invent appli-
cahnotstand this pain any lon...- ances to successfully save golcl irom had °given th.em. a land for . which
er," as \veilas the 'comforter es ,the black sands ha New /01103113 1d.
--t is a they did not, labor, cities which
-
little' child who is sittine for the condition, of the offer that, the 1117011- they had ' not built and vineyards
first -time in her Sunday cfass. Ali, tion shall, inits main features; dif- and olive yea•cls Willa, 1110::: hIld not
in ohr last hour we need a mo- -Tel:' fren1 all machinery and appli- planted (verse la). Yet they had
tiler's ' love , as well as does the ances at present in uSe for the sav- alres.c133- had occasion to: say Many
scheolhoy who romps into the hall-'`thg a g°1°, whether co.erse or finetheles in their brief history, "0
way calling, , -to the coo11. emery, it shall be readily transportable Lord our God, other lords beside
is true because of all times when a i e
frbm place to place, and shall be Thee leave had dominion over us"
That which Daniel
where is mother'?" Ano this 5131310inother chiefly longs to be by enable of utilizing local Water for (esa male a 3),
side of 'her child it is when that.'
ehe all its leg-Weer:len. s.
The invention must be capable of .111 whone hand thy breath is and
, had to say to 13elshazzar, "Tbe God
child' is dying. , - 1 treating not less than thirty cubic '
whose are all thy ways ha,st thou
When the eldest son of Queen Ale'. -I yaras 'au hour of black sand, or any not i
glorified." (Dan. v, 28), might
incase Of Wales hati hundreds cif or 'four- inches, and it inus•t be cap- gentiles as well as Jews, anti how
coarser material; up to a diameter .
d • be truthfully said to Many other
entirely dependent upon others for pe
to be the comforter' ef his children Zealand Government.
S LESSOR
INTERNA.TIONAL ,LE;F.,S017,
NOV, 9.
Text of the Les e on, j o sh.
14-25. 'Crolden Text,
Josh . 15.
113, 15, As for ine and my house,
we will. serve the 'Lord,
• ,I06111.11, having lived a hundred
and ten years and being conscious
that the time had eonie for him to
go: the way of all the earth, gather-
ed the tribee of lsra.el anti reminded
them that not one thing had failed
,of all the go°d. things which the
Lord had spoken concerning -them
(chapter exiv, 20; xxiii,, la), Ile,
called for the elders, the heads of
tribes, the jadges and °Dicers to
presnt themselves before God at
Shoehorn, and there he rehearsed un-
to theim the story 'of God's deal
11156 withthem and entreated. them
to foar the Lord and serve Him in
sincerity and. truth, tellifg thcni,
that whatever they might decide he
was determineC1. tha3, lie and his
house would $et -VC 1110 Lord, It was
ifl order that they and all -that they
'had might serve Him that lie had
brought, them forth from the land
of Egypt, the house of bondage
(rex. iii„ 12; x, 26). If we have been
redeemed by the Precious blood of
Christ., it is in order' that we limy
with humility and gladness serve
the living and. true God while we
wait for Els Son from 'Heaven (1
• i, 9, 10; Acts ax, 19; ps. c,
2). 'Our Lord tanglit 1 -lis diseiples
that as He was among them as one
that, servoth the way of eervice is
t he way of true greatness (Luke
xxii, 24-27), ancl that by love we
aye to serve one another (eal, v.,
18).
16-18. God forbid that we should
forsake the -1..,deci to serve other
gods. We also will serve the Lerd
for He is 01.31' God.
They certainly had every reason
to serve Him only ‚and truly, for, as
they said, He hact 'brought their
fathers out of the bandage of Egypt
and preserved them and brought
them to that land, and Joshua had
just reinindecl them that the Lord
financial' support. The struggle of train:ea and most skillful nurses able of treatinoasuch material pro- nnany seem to forget that it is God
lila even untie; :the best conaillen0. ivho aa,ve answered to lilt:ably where triere nof more than alone who giveth us life and breath
is a hard one, but that strugelt...
does not commence, as some the01110
suppose, when -the yoting man stands
with a diploma in.. !land on the
graduating clay from school or col-
lege. It commences away back in
trio "early teens." It commences
with the yeung. girl's failure who is
trying for the prize in the school-
room. It commences with the dis-
appointments of the play -ground. it
commences with those little youth-
SVU hill 511(1143' her call. But day and, night, ' for a value in gold of 6 cents per cubic , and all things, and 311 W110111 ' we
t113 03 long weeks, -the mother of the I Yard, not less than $0 per cent. of live and move and have ohr being
Duke of Clarence never left his side, !the gold 'contained in the material (Acts XVii, 25, 25). 'This should be
It' was her royal hand that smooth- 1 16 be recovered by the 1111.0112110 No enough to lead any one to wish to
ad the sheets. It was het arra that !bonus to be paid until the faivention serve such a benefactor; but we
lifted the fevered head. It was her :has been continuously worked for cann.ot serve Hini. till WO, are re -
lips that gcrhe'the hist- kiss. as the • not less than six raonths, ,and it 'deemed, for, although He has cre-
inainortal spirit, sped iron,: the pane- 'shall during that period have treat- ated uS, sin has separated us from
racked form. Yes, the mother, the :ecl not less than 100,000 cubic Him, and. the carnal mind. being at
true earthly mother, wants to be the 'yards of material, working three enmity with God, cannot please God
last comforter by the ,secle of her dy- shifts, a clay. ie onus i
ing child. It was in order to satis- !paid on the certificate of an ollicer
ful sorrows tend trials which the boy--
fy this motel -nal deeire that Princess that not less than twenty' persons
and girl COD tell lae no other beit Alice, the daughter of Queen Vic- i other than the applicant for the
mother. Yes, theeenother's ceinfort toria, disobeyed the ordersof theibonus are successfully working the
which is given to the young folks is physicians, ancl butt:ling' over the bed invention. Any person who receives
an all important comfort, it is that was reeking with the cliplither- (the bonus shall not be allowed to
such A necessary comfort that many take out patent rights in New Zea -
of us, whea we were young, often -
could not go to sleep because :of
our wceping, until we heard her
foot moving acreas eel. bedroom
floor, and felt her gentle hand upea
our check and heard 'her soft' voice
saying, "Never mind, my boy 1 qt,
out
will all rightI will maw loves to hover around. the Queen Regent of Spain, the Dowager
come ' .
mat_ deathbed of his childrea, beet -Lase he Queen of Portugal, and the ex -
speak to your papa about the
. le i 011 i can: there nrove to us that "it is not Queen of Naples, wereaall so wedded.
itic germs, kissed her hay girl fare-
well 'semi at'the &IMO time pressed
her own lips against the leot lips of
death. Princess Alice Int& down
her life on aceennit of
TITAT MATERNAL T.c.1SS.
Cod, like the divine mother, spe-
land for , his pin.ven t ion .
MARRIAGES BY PROXY:
Marriage by prox-y is still tolerat-
ed in the Court life of Europe. The
ter, anCl 1. know 113
all. of death to die, nor all of life to
what you want." God pity the man
live," and that death can be swal-
who 'never had the gentle influence
'lowed bp in. victory. He can prove
of *a comforting mother during the
days at childhood or 'of young
manhood I God pity the. boy who
never knew the holy joy of having
his tears wiped away by a mother's
hand after lie had beeu hart upon
THE BALL GROUND I
Gqd, as the divine mother., to-
day vants to be the companiou and
the comfortieg feiend and 'saviour of
all the boys and girls and the
young folks. AS Christ once turned
and rebuked his disciples, who tried
It to those who have acceeted his
love and his sacrifice for these sins, is held 10 1)31 Mira dig,. for a spm -
as .Tohn Siincon peoyed 11 to his ster Princess of the blood, who it
children when. he himself was dying,
In imagination, the departing saint
raised hienselt ancle looking. back,
cried cetite "Who are you?" "Sor-
row!" "Il'ho are you?" "Sigh -
Kings and reigning Sovereigns ,are
regarded as too impOrtant to be
married elsewheve tha.n 'their own
dominions. On the 'other hancl,
about. to blossom forth' into a full-
fledged Queen or Empress, to travel
abroad.. in quest of a consort: In
order to meet this, difficulty the
Royal or Imperial. bricleg,room dele-
11.2.V '' Then stretching his ha,nds gates' one of the principal noblee of
upward, the dying saint cried out the realm, who goes through the re -
again: .And who are you?" "Joy." ligsous and civil portion of the
."And who are you?" "'Gladness!" wedding ceremony in the: capital of
to crottal away the young people Then., with a, seraphic sinile, the "dy- the brifie'e country en behalf of MS
fro33a his side, and said, ''Suffei.. 1110 ing Christian again cried out: master, making the rhsponses for
lit•tle children to come unto me, and "Farewell, Sorrow. Farewell, Sigh- hill and tendering his hand, as. well
311em notfor of such is the ing.
Farewell, ..Morta1 lifc. Wel- as. the ring,. at the prescribe'd ,points
forbi,
kingdom of heaven," so to -clay ,111. come, Joy. Welcome, Gladne6s. of the'. ceremony. Ile then, accom-
bids the children . conle unto him, Welcome, Eternal 110111.011. 11 .0.11 pardeseher to his master's dominions,
and ela.mber up intohis, lap, and earthly,rnother would long to be the
nestle as little lambs against the comforter of her dying; boy, surely
warm, loving heart of the G ood...TesuS' longs to be beside hit believe
Shepherd. ,Christ to-cluy longs to ing and trusting ehildren o.t .their
be the diteine fidend of the boy departure, to tell them of the laope
swinging the hat, and of the girl and. the joy and the transcendent
dressino• the doll, cis well as the triumph which await their heavenly
translation.
Yes, pernaps you are one of those
unfortunates who never knew a mo -
loves your children with a. 10116 1)1011. ther's leve. Though her affections
intense ilian that 331111.11 fill.s your were so intense, that your coming
heaet If you have not made your was her meat and drink, her hope.by
children understand this, if you day and ,, her prayer by night, yet
have never -sought to impart, to hardly Ned Y u come into the world
tient- the' sweet Sellowship and holy when. she PO,SSOd CVO y. She really
joy which can bind their hearts • to
him, you have been. dereliet in your
*duty, and you have not really' 1.011
81.1.1111013 them, - to, Christ's service.
Teach theni how tenderly God. loves
them, and! they will learn to love,
diviee friend. of the young men and
women in the school and college.. Do
you realise, 011 3.110111ey, that C,' ad
acting as her c'aief consort.
THE RULING PASSION.
(Rom viii, '7, 8). As freely as God. by
His own power redeemed Israel from
Egypt that they might serve Him,
so freely He redeems eveny one who
will let I-Iim that all such may
serve Him and walk in newness of
life for their own 'highest ha,ppiness
as well. as for His glory (Rom. ill,
24; vi, 4, 6, IA. 13, 16).
19-21. the Neople said
unto Joshua, Nay; but we will serve
the Lord.
Joshua in teply to their assurance
that they woeld serve the Lord re-
minds them that they must be sin-
cere, for the Lord is both holy an.d
jealous. Holy is the only word that
is used of God three times in one
vocsraue, 171, 3;
Rev.
11..11 tiwroo, pb1:ticielga
115137, requires a. holy people (Lev.
xix, 2; Pet. i, 15, 16),..a people
willing. to be. Wholly Hist,' separated
unto Himself alone, that He may
do His utmost for them and be
magnified in them. God is called
jealous in just sovea different places
(Ex. xx, 5; *XXIV, 14; Deut -iv, 24;
v, vi, 15; Josh. xxiv, 19; Nah.
2), theugh His jealousy is spoken
of in other passages. The thought
implied, is simply that He desires
to possess fully that which is Mis
for the highest good. of the posse8-
Blom he delights to give and to
bless, but IIe is hindered by our half.
heartedness -and lack of confidence in
After living for ten years in Want
end poverty, that her fortune of
$1,500 might not be wasted, and
drawing a weekly dole of one dollar
from the city: poor fund. at Pater-
son, New Jersey, Mother' Bridget
Costello is dead. The savings she
hoarded so greedily tvill, go, accor.(1.2
ing to the law, to the fund from
tvhiCh, she selfiShly drew, and her
8,e„,ve up her see you. °nee in years of self-denial end en the en -
awhile, •rvith tt, longing to find out, richment of paapers. "Mother' Cos-
someLhing about the height. and 10110, who was seventY Years Old,
depth, of a Mother's love, you May Was a, recluSe, who enjo3red being
go to some gray lutired old lady and alone to 1 ondle her bank books and
say! "a'ell me something about my crisp new' billS Much better than any
coMpany.
lionor. and trust luni as they lcitie, mother. You knoW lier well and
honor and trust you. • tvere 11e1 bridesinaicl when she Was
Tho Divihe Being is like a motlier, married." Then that gray haired
too iii wanting to be the forgiving lade will go oVer all the past. She
comforter of Lilt wbo have gone
astray'. When. .a man does wrong
and persists in. doing wrong, nearly
all the world will tarn against. him.
13ot though nearly tin the laumen
race:Will 'turn against a sinner, as a
rule, there is. one haman being, if
she is alive, who will never cease to
reach after the prodigal. That per-
son, its you, all knew' before speak
her name, is the sinnees mother.
Tbe young malt may Sin. not only
sevea' times, but
rramts SEVEN: ;
Ile may be 80 worthless la the eyes
of the world th at- All his...old, Meads
her eon is net, worth 'being saVed, lobk at: your mother'e pietare agetin
will. tell you What a gentle, lo \Ping
face your mother had. She will tell
you how hee eyes lighted up when
yoll Wore first placed in her arms
and she looked at yoti and said:
"ItIer 'baby, my baby, my little ba-
by! aqd bless my babyl'' Then
that geay halted lady Will tell you
how your mother'S et reng th never
came back" again after' you .Were
born.
THEY TOOK HEIL SOUTH,
hoping that the ounny skies would
-make. her strong Agatn, hut only
the warm snoshine of tha4 eternal
city to which she Went ever worked
may cOme to, that mother and say her cure, As the- oNd lady talliS yele
aeSes
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lffl PriltiCIISTB *Chew
Debility of system causes neural-
gla, and whatever tends to produce
enfeeblements induces it. This affec-
tion is undeniably due to lack of
vitality, and its 'very exi$teuce iS
eviaence of aeficietit strength,
Remedial measures should there-
fore be directed to improve the whole
system, for when strettgtia return$ to
the system, the neuralgic condition
of the nerves will disappear.
his now is supplied by Sr. JAMES
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their effect is a general building up
of the system.
ST. JAMES NVSSERES help stomach,
digest food and send, the nutriment
through the blood, and this is tile
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the kind that lasts, develops au
breeds the energy which. aecoi.
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"S tele tile WaSe Te tever v all es.
They Euro a retz.edy "without a
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cases o net -Eagle -la they have pro-
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33r, EletrIels Boyle;
senIelle, Ireland.
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we mail the formula ulion 7VglieSe,
where dealers are not selling the
wafers, they 505 31351116 upon r5.
ceipt of inace at tbe Canadian
branch,: st. James Wafers Ca, 1728
Price lo Canada: $1.00 ;
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• Recipes for the KItchera tle
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KITCHEN HELPS.
If you are planning a. new house,
130 S3121 '(0 arrange everything in the
kitchen aa conveniently as possible,
even if the parlor is not as elabor-
ately furnished or decorated as you
Nvould like. The kitchen is , the
workroom of the house, the room in
which the average housekeeper
sPelids the most of her time,, and it
should be pleasantly located tuld
welt lighted, for nothing is more die --
agreeable than a dark, gloomy kit-
chen. Of course. its ax•rangement
must be left to the individual taste,
for every woman who has kept house
a few years has her own ideas as
to what she likes in her kitchen;
still, there are a few general rules
that will apply to all of there.
When the kitchen is used only for
cooking, and separate rdoms have
been provided for dining room and
laundry, it should be a small room.
Have the sink and woodbox close
to the stove, so the trips back and
forth while replenishing the fire and
washing the dishes will be as short
as possible. There should be a door
opening . into the dining room, . an-
other into the pantry, and. a third
into the cellar stab -way. An ar-
rangement which one housekeeper
finds very convenient is a, cupboard
built in the partition, with door
opening into the kitchen and anoth.-
er into the dining room. The cup -
INVOLVED. 13UT CC)NNECTED.
Alice—"What is Villdietiveness,
Marie ?"
Itlarie—"Well, it is the Way you
nevee will forgive that g•reat-aunt
whom 3701.1 never satv for not leaving
you her diamonid breech which you
have only heard talked abota."
22-24. The Lord our Clod WM WO
serve, and His voice will we 'obey.
Nearing their fa•m protestation of
a great determination to serve the
Lord, Joshua, further tells them that
in taking this stand they must un-
derstand that they are taking a
stand against theenselsres, and they
mist 11.21111. with their whole heart to
God by gutting away all strange
gods, from among them, 'We all
needb this teaching so much, for we
are inclined to take sidee with our-
selvee against *Ood, We are apt to
say as Simon Voter •Sald to our
Lord whoa He first spoke. of Els
sufferings and of His death on . the
cross, "Be it far from. thee (pity
thyself) Lord; these shall not be un-
to Thee," tut our Lord imenediate-
ly taught Simon and the other. dis-
ciples that all who would follow
Him -must deny self and bear the
cross (gatt. xvi., 22, 24).
DISAPPOINTED DUCE:8,
The absence of water, owing to the
great drought, led a night gf clucks
Cebar, New South Wales, to
make (3. ¶t1 mistake. They were
seen to deScend on to the shiny sur-
face of .a galVanized iron roof, and,
Make desperate effortS 10 sWima
The best preventive remedy known is
really to go barefooted; but since
this is not considered ethical 0117-.
11186(1 life, we will give a few 111.133.-
ple remedies which may be of some
value for the afflicted.
1. Place on the corn a. piece of
cold, moist linen folded several
times, wrap it ,up in dry linen, then
go to bed. With this treatment the
hard epidermis swells up, and after
six or eight hours the outer cover-
ing Of the corn can be renaoved with
a dull lcnife. When this treatment
has been followed for three or four
days, a sm.all needle-like growth (the
corn) can be extracted without pain
or bleeding. 13y washing the feet
often in cold water the tender place
Will heal rapidly. After getting rid
of this corn it is well. to wear shoes
which are neither too large nor too
small, so as to avoid excessive pres-
sure eebr Motion.
eioollf the linen a crust of
bread soaked in vinegar may be ass: -
plied.
3. The best application is to soai.
a whole onion twenty-four hours in
vinegar, then apply one of the lay-
ers of the onion to the corn and
keep it in place by a, bandage
through the night. After repeating
this procedure a few times, the corn
can be removed without any trou-
ble. 13y either of these simple ap-
plications this troublesome agent
can be removed without any danger
of blood poison, and, "free of
charge."
4
The Alexandra Palace covers -*even
. acres of land, and the whole estate
143 acres.
"I really shall have to leave this
hotel," said the weary man. to the
proprietor. "There is a baby in the
next room to mine, and he cries all
hoard reaches from the ceiling half night." "I don't see why you should
way to the floor. Below this are complain," said the proprietor. HIS
drawers, - some opening into one
room anchsenne into the other.
The kitchen floor has been the sub-
ject of much anxious thought. Car-
pets are out of place, and oil cloth
is expensive and not very durable.
The best finish is either paint or all.
Paint can be purchased already mix-
ed in almost any color you may se-
lect. Apply two coats giving the
first plenty of time to 'dry before
putting on the second. $0.1210' Who
have tried painted floors have com-
plained that the paint does not wear
well. This is due to the way it has
been cleaned. It is not necessary to
use aacrubbing brush, boiling wa-
ter, lye'nor salsoda. Pleat the wa-
ter until luke warm, dissolve a little
powdered borax 111 it, and enough
good soap to make a suds. The
mop should be be of soft flannel or
knit, -underwear. The borax makes
the cleaning eaay without injuriug
the paint. If oiled floors are pre-
ferred to painted ones, get a gallon
of linseed oil and a large brush.
Heat 5, quart of oil at a time, and
apply it almoSt boiling. Two or
three coats are necessary, and the
floor should be thoroughly clean Mid
dry before you login. work.
25. So Joehua, made a covenant
with the people that day.
Verse and also verge 1 stye
•tlia,t ±1 was done tele Shoehorn, mid
as Shechem Was a city el refuge
(xX, ' 7) and signifies "shottider" it
is all suggeStive 01 this --that we
must find ia the Lord our constant
refuge fiktin self and si11 and in our
coescioue wealmestt dwell between
Ilis shoulders and let the Govern -
meat of all our affairs and .of our-
selves also be upon His shoulder
(Ps. xlvi, 7, 11 Deut. xxxiii, 12;
Isa. ix, 6, 7), The Stone that Wit-
nessed and heard it all (verse V) is
also suggestive. of the Sterie 'bf
axviii, 16, Bs.. exviii, 221
HOW TO CURE CORNS.
When the feet are pressed into tight
fitting shoes --high heels make the
pressure greater-- by adding friction
we have a needle-like poiat foemecl
intim skin; and the greater the pres-
sure the deeper the point Will grow,
father and mother have him in the
same room with them, ancl they
haven't said 0 word."
DR. wqous
Wif PINE SYRUP
Stops the irritating cough, loos-.
ens the phlegm, soothes the in-
flamed tissfies Of the lungs and
bronchial tubes., and produce8 a
quick and peril:18116'a cure in all
eases' of Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitis, Asthma., Iloarsghliss, Sore
Throat and the Dist stade of
consumption.
Mrs. Norma Swanston, Cargill, Ont.,
writes: take grekti pleasuie in recom-
mending Dr. Weed's Nor-tve4 Vine Syrup.
I had a very bad cold, could not sleep at
night for the coughing-, and bad pains in
my ehesb and lungs. I only used half a
bottle of Dr. Wood's llarway Pine Syrup
and was perfectly well again."
Priem 25 eente oi bottle.
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The DRAINS, either -by nightly losses, or secretly through the urine, 111051 5(1
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