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Oassik Yet Surto My Ewsry ilii in
The sufferer from tifapemen or in-
digestion who has to luck sued •cheeee
hitt food is the most taitseraWba of an
mankind. Bleu the little ie does eat
muses sates torture, and is digested so
imperfectly that it does kis little
What the dyspeptic needs is mot
artificial digeet*nte, but aosaething that
will put the etonseb. right se that it
will mattufacturc it* twit digestive
ferments.
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Will De/This For Meta
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!Sunday Afternoon(
'By ISABEL HAMILTON, Gsicketcif; Oat.
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We did not see Thee lifted high each upon his pierced body or heard his
Amid that Wild and savage crew, voice or seen signs of his resurrect -
Nor heerd Thy meek, imploring ere, ion. "Blessed arta they that have
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the ]snow not what they not seen. and yet have believed."
doe Jesus in his last discourse to hia die -
Yet 'we believe the deed was done tiptoe said that after he was risen
Which ,shook the earth, and veiled he would go before them into Galilee
the syn. (Mark 14:28).
We stood not by. the empty tomb In the latter part of• today's lesson
Winne late Thy sacred body lay, we find that the disciples had left
Nor sat within that upper room, Jerusalem and were in ti3eir, native
Nor met Thee in the open weay : country. Galilee, and engaged in
But we believe that angels said, their fernier oeculv►tion of fishing.
'Why meek the living with the dead?' The very prat night they caught
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t1t�i11�►tbi:I'i WAR
i'arriaghsisr and Itagiteeer Pa
sea -••-aa metier se 7[4Warner W
er and Wet. Waisur of West W a
noak. The roes of West Wx
presented kis kill elf work done
the lwuriary-anointing .tu 9313.
A'ri sulitiva was passed, on riot
of Councillors Goldthorpe and You
declaring the Colborne council
posed to the Township Trustee 13
as it now steads. The clerk was
structed to send the same to
Minister of Education. Moved
F. Wilson, seconded by H. Hill, t
if the meeting called together to
eelve the report of last year's de
gates to the O. E. A. appoints
(or more) to represent the towns
at Toronto this year, that expen
be laid by council.••• -Carried. A
solution to be presented to the eon
ty council at next sitting was pa
nothing.' Zile miracle, then. which sed, on motion of Nr. Wm. You
PRAYER.;and Mr. H. Hill. in favor of lower'
Oar Heavenly Father,. we thank followed, would appear all the more by at least 30 per eent. the lice
y remarkable. As they drew near 'the on cars and radii
Thee that we know that thoi gh shore, a stranger, for such in the to not leas than cents ttax on g
Thou villa
art all unseen yet Thou art grey of the dawn he seemed to be, The ,glory ,was , itts(txuctnd to
staztding by strengthening our faith called te. them to cast .their net on we
the :proper
ant n needs. Amen. srace sufficient for the right side of the ship and they payment of authorities
dor a t
would find fish. A writer supposes ent patient -4M a result of report
S. S. LESSON FOR APRIL 4th, 1926 the right side MI5 that nearest the ,committee of investigation Orde
tter- ciatitan wee Own read. Moved by
alt- Cameron and Hackett both be played
we- on elle. earned. mow hp Market:
waawsh and Black that council give a grant
on of 81( to the Children's Shelter.
$5. Carried. On motion of Anderson
ion and Hackett the renting w.t.. left to
ttg the Star Company. The auditor*
op- , gave their- report, and on motion of
Black and Anderson, was duly re-
in- eefred. The following aceaunts were .,
the ordered paid, on motion of Hackett! W
by; and Cameron: Local Board of
hat Health, first meeting, 913; registrtt
re tion of births, deaths and marriugee,"
le- 916.50; M. Hogan, breaking road, 24;
one Jno. A. Johnston, paying teen for
hip work on reed. 92.50; fleta'ry Gurd-
ses ner, snow roads, #4,25; Ronald lie- J
re -Lean, salary as auditor 914. rupplies s
n- 50 cents, 914.55; Win. McCarthy. f '
s- salary as auditor, 914: W. P. Reed, •
ng balance salary 910, exise :''tamps i,, '
ng 218.83,'`postage 92.31, supplies 24.25.
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DO YOU ISML - A�ILre?
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„41111 satrilPi
'i1•sn wh is sale
ss b LongIds•
tants may save It!
�1,tel on't wait," says Henry ,,IA)•-',
"use Me telephone:"
preparing report 97, 942.34; R. Bis -
as sett, snow road. 92: Jno. Courtney,: - __. _ ._. _ e
Its snow road, 9G; Perry McCarthy.` SCHOOL REPORTS 1 Ilulkawai"s i',rtt F'nover takes
ite snow road, 92; Jno. Jamieson, super- the earn out by the "o•1ts. Try11
lie of 1i. No. 7, rep r t : and prate ft
he shiers, 924.50: Wm. Clare, paying The following w the report of 8.8.i t
ntlis- men and beetling ditch. $4; C. E. M. No. : Colborne! for January and
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of Donagh. expenses with law suit, I b' e b ruary: V . -� *Csrman Stevens, .-�
rs #8.e5,,•t°J'no. H. Webster, hauling titee':62. Jr. IV. -Verna Lee, 70. Sr. III. CANADIAN NATIONAL, RY!
It- culvert, ¢5. Bylaw No, 2. appoint -I -,:.Beta Fisher. ,3• Milford laurel
Lesson Title -Toots Appears to shore where there was the least pro- on the treasurer were drawn for e
'Biseiples. oability of taking fish. Their great •• ly two accounts, viz: Brown Br
Lesson Passsgt obn 20:24.29 ; haul and their recd ninon of Jesus; ors,, cash book for treasurer, #18
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with his invitation to them to dine, 'Jn°Fowler, for gravel and .work
followed and th 3 entered - e
oth- tng John Kilpatrick road superin-t f,2. Jr, III. --Norman Dvrst, 69; {p n +�'O
:I#0, tendent; bylaw No. 3 providing for Elmer Lee. 52. Cr. II. *Thelma Al- TRAIN SERVICE o ��RAf�B!
expenditure were duly. passed. ('oun-111th, 80. Jr. II.- 1h'311a Bolton, 84; Delbr itsvaapt RsutWwr
Golden Text•-4ohm 20:29. , osis one in (F b. account), 915.50. Meeting
to conversation ith Stenon Peter, t journal to April 13th at 2 p.m.
Jesus made his first appearance to Three times when Jesus was in . G. J. IHETHERIINGTON,
his' disciples on the evening of the the hands of his enemies Peter h
ltd rel adjourned, on motion of Black I A.mmerson Durst, 68, Sr. I.-- •lined Liao, Goderieh G (lel it in. 9.20 pact.
and Cameron, to meet March 92nd Fisher, Jr. I, ---Dorothy Fisher. Pr. .,
at 1 p.m.Clintonti t3$ min. '?.:ad p.sR.
I -Harold Stevens,SRuby Young, ,. Clint n ti •I t n uta. J.l2 in.
C. E, .leDONAGal, Clerk. t Norma Lee. Number on roll 14. „ . ' P
' Average attendance 11. Perfect at- itilitrhutl i01 st in. :1.4 pan.
Beeiet from cAomplete
relief r can uf-1 tendance for Januar D. Tisher. :1rt_. +ilaa(fortl 7.. X311 ti. in. 4,',1,0, p.ur,
scribe the complete relief' -from sur perfect attendance for I�'eb:tun s, l i�ilehpnttr ai "?0 man. iritic.
feting which follows the use of •y? Flmrr T.ee, Ruby Young" ' missed nitelah tt t.i sa set.' .S.a0 m.
,T. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy ? p•
examinations.
1 " Taront.n 10.111 n,, 7.30 tem.
that
can express the softling of joy Gemini)
JEFFERSON, Teacher. Ratti ning•---I,eatsa Toronto 6.4:, a.nt,,
that comes when its and gentle
e r sd
I. first day of the week. His second denied any knowledge of 'TeemTownship ('lerk..
appearance to them was one week. Now he gives him three chances to . Ashite ld
later, when they were again aisem- declare his love. Once he had pro -1 .,..;
bled together. Since that time the tested that "though all men shall be Council met Feb. •18th, allme:t-
first day of the week has been,ob- offended because of thee, yet will I bets present. Minutes et former
served in the church as the Cris. never beoffended," thus claiming meeting read and approved, on mot-
tian Sabbath, commemorative of the love superior to bis fellow disciples. ion of Cameron and Anderson.
resurrection of Christ. At his 'first Now when. Jesus enquired if ,oto loved i Walker Murray waited on council
appearance in the' room where the him mere than these, Peter mads' regarding the assessment on three
disciples were, Thomas was not pres- no pretensions to superior' love.- acres belonging to leis mother and
ent. On Iris, return the .others said Humbly, yet confidently, oto said, now assessed for 9500. This was
to him, "We have seen the. Lord.. ;'9rea, Lard; thou knowest that I love left until next meeting. Wm. Quite.
Thomas replied that he must dot Thee." From the time of lads first ley put in a; claim for broken cutter
more' than see 'before he would be. protestation until the morning, by and .harhess. Left over until next
lieve. He must 'examine the hands the Sea of Tiberias Peter had had; meeting. Notice of the ' Municipal
to. see if they were the very ones 1. time for, bitter accusation against Association and Good -Roads Asses
that had been nailed to the cross, himself and a sight of the risen '
and, more than that, he would have Lord breathing. peace upon thpom on '
to be permitted. to •thrust his hand . two previous occasions, had wrought
into the pierced' side. Ocular proof 1 a change' in the one-time impulsive
was what he. demanded, not- testi- Peter. "Henceforth be was one of
mony of who even ten others -'had the mostharm and . unwavering of - all
seen, would be Sufficient. By his: de-' the apostles, and thus fully justified
the appellation of .a rock, which the
Saviour by anticipation had given
him."
Jesus took thisoccasion to give
Peter a special charge and to secure
his future. 'obedience. Fre' gave into
.his hands the care, guidance and
protection. of • . his • church, snaking -
special reference to those young. in
years and Christian experience.
It is in obedience to ,this"- com-
mand, "Feed my lambs," that Sun-
day schools have - been ' established
and are proving an' effectual ,means
of extending the knowledge of the
Mlnard'a is the enemy off"' j
an rhet,ntatic troubles. #
Rech it 1n,,thoroughly.,and
-often► ''•
It eases :the pain, supple* • . -
the joints, puts :tow life
...int9.the-Sissies. ,•
Btu(' it in pg - -
claration of unbelief he , gave the
Saviour' an opportunity of eonvinc-
nffg all of the, disciples of.the truth
of. his resurrection. 1 e proved, too;
that he was ' henceforth omnipresent.
Thomas had spoken his - unbelief and
what he would insist upon before
he wouldbe convinced, untothe: dears
oqf, the: disciples bot he was heard by
• ; the. unseen, . Savloyrt On his second
appearance they were all present
and after saluting them as a whole
he turned his attention. to; Thomas.
The words Thomas had used the pre-
vidus week fell now upon his own
ears:: He hoard himself personally Saviour ate home and of spreading
rivited to -put to the ,proof -of the The gospel abroad.::
reeurrereiaon, of Jesus:' ,instead, he • . WORLD MISSIONS
knew it was the Lord jest as the. ten Christians in` Tibet
bade. nntl Ile at 'once acknowledged'"` .prom the Indian as :well as from
the sovereignty ' and divinity of
Mitt; " "My LOW ' sial"-' my " God." the •Chinese ,border, attempts to :en=
This decIaratign Jesus too
ter Tibet are being made, and the ' 'I
• 'k as an '
expression of '.his belief and cam- National Missionary Society of In- 9
mended him for it but commended:dia-has recently been giving the, sub-
mended
highly .the faith of, those who : jeer special consideration. 'Td its
shouldbelieve, without having look- .organ, The National Missionary In-
telligencer, T. Nasib Ali Writes
t•.: - .- "The best. -method ofopening the
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Just off the Square
SEVERAL FIRSTCLASS AUTOS READY
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AND WHEN YOU .WANT TO GET THERE
'Busies Meet all Trains and
'Passenger Boats
' Passengers called tor in any
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Depots
Prompt Service and
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Our Livery and Hack Service
will be found up•toodate
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Your Patronage Solicited
T. S1NARTS
phone 167 Moetreel Street
HWANTED
The Water and Light Com-
mission
wish to purchase some
good, straight, sound. '
CEDAR POLES
thirty (3o)fretloth; with
at least ' seven 1,`7)-,111t.:•ih• ,
top. Pales to be deliver-
ed in yards at Gorierich
Quotations received on
any quantity.fro:n
five to fifty.
t'or any further partied-
l'ats apply to
1. B. KELLY, Sftpt., Goliericb-
or .
L. L. KNOX, Secy, G+rd�lleh
�* - tray to. Tibet is : to send a ,a,ian . who
Inas our Husband is fi- ent •in -the Tibetan language and
one who -world start work as u trad-
? er, because for' nothing else does the
Got hndlgest. a. Government give permission to en-
• ter Tibet" He continues: "Tbcugh
Tibet is in a way" closed -to us, there ng creates • domestic discord aro Christians there, and the "coun-
oickecker r than an attack of indigest- try is not • without Christian wit-
hin, and nothing gets,rici of }ndigeste 'nesses, the Lord is working'there
-Ion-quicker nthat' Bisurated ted r;d, Magnesia. ,u marvelous way. ' I ani aeye-wit-
• No ananecan be sweetlempered, good
natur•cd or even -fair minded when
his stanuteli: is constantly sick, sour,
gassy. and upset, with • after -eating
distress. 1! your ht:sband has stom-
ach trouble neither scold nor pity
him,. but help hint by seeing that he
has sj supply of • Bisurated Magnesia
(eitlice ptO,vder•or tablets) constant-
ly at Iinnd. ; A teaspoonful o€ powd-
er or two tablets taken. i» a little
water --after meals - will 'instantly
neutralize the acids in his stomach
that. are causing his trouble and he
can enjoy his .meals with no more
fear of indigestion. .Bisurated Mag-
nesia is the special forn, of. Magnesia
used by thousands to neutralize stome
tela acidity and quickly avei:comu lits
#}igesstien eelb .not confuse with'Milk,
Carbonate. Block or Citrate of Mag-
nesia. Resist' an Bisurated. Its .act'.
ion is safes, prompt and sure,, and it.
can be obtained at small grist from
any, reliable drug . store. -•
ness-: to it, have visited Lhasa, and
every year tour in that country in
Connection with my business. I will
never forget.how -once in the streets
of, Lhasa I carne across a shop of a
Buddhist merchant wh6se' wife sang
Christian hymns to ane ,to 'my great
joy and wonder (she had learned
them in Kaliriapong. near Darjeel-
ing)• Again once I lied an, inter- ,
r1'ew with the Prime Mi m;stet, .of
Tibet, who said to "What beau-
tiful love -is to be found. tri 'yorr
Christian .religion.' Also once in the
city of Shig'iacha where dwells the:
Tashi Larna, in a chop I saw hug
on - the walls.. several pictures of
Christ" . - _.-
Old Mr.: Carter' !Jellied
by Simple Mixture
p lei xture
"After taking Adlerika I feel
better than for years. At my age.
(fill) it is ideal -so ditie!rent front
:AVOIDED other Medicines," (signed) W.
.
W. Carter, Adlerika is a simpl-
AN OPERATION neft of buckthorn hark, glycei-
nae, etc., • which removes GAS
in ten ntinutes, and often brip,s
surprising relief to the stomach.
Stops that full bloated feeling.
Brings out old waste -matter yod
Never thought was in your �ys-
Compound the Credit tem. 'Excellent for chronic con-
stipation. CAMPBELL'S 1)PUG
STPRE.
Mrs. Dayniaan Gives Lydia
E. Pinkbaalla's Vegetable
Colborne, silntario.-"When I was
first .married I was very thin and
weak. The doctor
said' I was weak
and would never
be able to have a
child,but I did,
and rom the time
My baby canto.
I suffered all the
time and doctored
d took medi-
efite:'csi ifir beton*
,.burden, and doe.•
said an oper.
ation could hells
me, , t nnf hu • • wase posed to
that. I had /teen Lydia E. Pinkham's
medieine advertised. so I told' my bus -
hand that I thought I world try it,
that I might get some, relief, if not a
cure. I had not taken one bottle
when I could feel it ht(plsg tie. I
took five bottles and hMbetter health,
Now I have three Kirks and a boy and
have dont my work no to confine-
ment. I am now at the (Ilene of
Lift+ and ewe my good itrala to Lydia
E. I'inkhym's Vegetable Compound. I
take *bottle whets I think. I need it."
,Mos. Susa' DAYMAR, R. R. No. 5.
" Collx'n4►, Ontario.
tia:d by druggidtt everywhere. o
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MUNICIPAL COUNCILS
Colborne
Council niet in the tortnship hall
at 1 p, in. March 9th, all anefnbers
present, the reeve. presiding. The
minutes of February meeting were
read and adopted on motion of Mes-
ars. Wilson and Goldthorpe. The
engimren`n action to • the „ preoporcd, ,, u
Sharpe's creek drain was read by the
clerk. After it was thoroughly dos- -
eussed by several interested from W.
Wawanosh and Colborne, the whole
matter was left,in the hands of 'a
committee composed of the councils
of Colborne and West Wawanosh,
CASTOMA
Por blasts iniad CbIldren.
ht 0*. FOP (hoer 3OYrlrs
Always bears
the
Signature of
atyflnenct relieves the. tightened', . t t,tI d t),'r lr ru
7101:,i11:1::::*:Er:61,1Q,IT.ielthmtotar, Gar'.rieh to Tor -
Good druggists everywhere have 0
�� 1 - I.inenmir hen, and Torentto
past for thousands. It never fails,
Keeps EYES
oeti p. nutrain.sold it for years.
choking air trbes. It has made 1asthmatic affliction a thing of the
deist, Bright and Beautiful
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f/i fosrleea months the price of the Ill Six Sedan has
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, We welcome the purchaser who prefers to buy
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Big Six 5 -Passenger. Sedan
To surpass kip rated horse
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Automobile Chamber, of. Commerce aid
tlie' :Socicty'srf . itinifi.met=e--I;tiginceit„
only seven .American tare equal this
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ash--'•cross•ntembeee of hard t tapl&
It Ilan an autonnatie ,spark control,
safety lighting switch on the steeriett
wheel, gasoline 'gauge on the dash.
There's also an 8•day clock, automatist ,.
windshield eleaaerrr---rrar-view mirror,
cowl ventilator, step light, air cleaner.,
gasoline and oiteflters, inspection iht
on 10 -foot cord.
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