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THE DIVINE FLAME,
WARNING AGAINST QUENCHING MO.
TWE POWER OF SPIRITUAL LIFE.
PAULMIWITYPHRASEMAKER.
fers ettersiert" re the Text "uiteaels Net
the Spirit" Van a Superlative Alta.-
inir-Quoiittol Is 0 Primness/ Dee, and
Vest Se Ilinarrered fir Alvoryozio Wbo
Rae Myer Felt the Xiamen sof Marine
O Love.
Enteral smordin yto .Lot of Parliament a Can,
ads, to me yeariM, hy W&liluaa Daily, cot To.
roma. as Hsu Des st Airriottisure.. Ottawa,
LDS Angeles, Cal, Jan, 17.-1ow
to kindle and keep alive in tho heart
the divine flame which energizes and
apiritualizes the whole life is the
preacher'a theme in this discOurse,
which desks with a praetieal religion
for everyday people. The text ie
I. Thessalonians e`Queneh not
the Spirit,"
The mighty phrase maloer Paul is a
coiner of many superlatives. He is no
stupid pla.titudinariten, Everyday
Commonplace, insipid, tasteless, cona;
parisons have for him no attraction.,.
His forgeis always rectitot; his arms
are .cranes, his hainmers *pile driver:i,.
his doors floodgates; hie streams are
fathomless, onrushing rivers of mol-
ten iron; his sparks are steles, and
his seconds raielennivans.
We would, for our present lesson,
use ono of Paul's impressive, signifi-
cant words. His '''quench7 has
superlative . meaning. !`Tie quench"
means to smother, as a mother 'would
extinguish the flamer; consuming the
dress: of her burning child by wrap-
ping &emit the flimsy garments a
heavy, wet blanket, jerked bora off
the clothesline. . eueneh" means
to deluge, to . • submerge, aa the
Johnstown fires were put out when
the Conemaugh dem broke and
heitsee and 'stores and factories were
floating •about in the flood like: ebiPs
O tossed in an eddy. In that: word
'iceieneh" Paul startlinglywarns • all
believing, .Cheietians • against .tlee sin
of extinguishing .the Dower if the
Holy Spirit, • which is now 'burning
Within theni as a living pante.
•"Queneh not Spirit" is t he Coin -
intend to the •Thessalonians. mother
•not the divine flames,' .
Now comes the nractieril question:
How : do :raany believing .Ciarietiarts
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open the floodgates- of sin• an d drown •- .sP3'e You neverneeded .to pray
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out their•. spiritual fires? I tow do • much aa you need to pray now
The soldier dropped on his ,kneea and
many of our new converts chill their
offered setehea 'simple, earnest prayer
holy enthusiasni and dry their •alleeki; - :
. •
wet with 'penitent tears. • and harden - el faith and. love thatthe tears
again 'their- hearts In Sin? Pirst and" • sprang .front• the commander's' eyt s.
forerriostby neglecting GOd.'.a.4 place Hetuttred to .the guard and. sp,i4:
'Let that:peddler go, • He is .
..of worship, . 13y turning their. :•
the truth. •:lie.myst 'have erten been
backs etnon the 'Sunday chnteh ser-" •
on his knees .prayer drill or else
vices. 33y elairaing that they can pra
could not prayed. so-- well.. i a
to God just as well at home as in •-
miblit review," The great Heavenly •
the week night payer rneetinge. By ,
assethat t
Coinmander judges the sincerity of
thrting . _ate "commanion •••our profespione
ee saiettibk', fn a building which has : by the eatnestriess'
been dedicated :to. God as a "hcivan and. Consecration =..of epur '1 privatedee
•Drayer;" is net' essential for , true 'yotions
The closed Bide et. God's 'Bible are
espirktuill iftee.. ?go tette conVigt shotild
often .used extingtiish the. diYine
ever be .geilty, of casting. a.:.eitir upon.
name .buining withinthe Christian's
the public altar of Jesus Christ.. lt,
Is hard work for a Wire coal to •keep.' heart. They canbecome the .barreel
•ii.nd bolted doers. of superStation,.
Warm an d to remain a live coal Out- •
barred and . bolted ley gross ignore
aide of the geatee . is hard merle':
for a Vann hearted; loving 'Christian ADD°. 'endungeOning the. most. Mon-
•etrous- of heresies in the darkeSt -
to remalt Apiritual Plive coal" un -
cells. They nertY-beeorne reclhet irons .
lesS he continually lives clope'con- '
putting' out the .calixt, deep blue' eyus
tact wath other loving Christians . -
that the .best.. prayer Is peoduced. It easter!' 'Ian( •iiCi • "44 -‘ Priliciti is '
prayei3.of faith. And love-, • it.
Is by. the :corinnin rling of
lowed to sit upon 11'-jre' kitnlueianneenotf
is by the commingling on testimonieS
that the beat testirnoner springs from. Persia: By a clivine late ne•.:Chris-•
our lips. Itis by • "the foolishness flare can reach that stage • af• enlight-
of iirectehing that sinfierii • are. savedmunent fitting him to (minty one of
Yes!: And also by the foolishness • of God7s.spiritual thrones without earn -
preaching that they are "brought. _ est .and .prayerful stUdyeof the- Bible':
nearer.week by week to the .Personal- •My . friendshow are You' going to
ity of .Jesus :Christ. • • Lind .out .wliat is the law of Gohni
If pUblic: worship. is not 'essential' • will of. Ood , unless you: 'read'ania
for, .soiritual life, why . did 'God .`bsnlY "r(il In 19nrall '1:titi'llcUY
":. '
cree. that aloPei Should build a'•tah,• Mythoughts are not 1400
ernaclo tta . soon ea 'the hosts. „01 thoughts', neither 'are your mtlVamy
Pharaoh had found a • watery grave:: ways.'' Ate you anti 1 trying. to l find
in the depth of' the 'Red- Sea? n'eeft.t.- 'out by studying the SCrintures what
thattabernacle the . ncit easen-
- Hebrews were-. &re (..3-mr thoughts and, te harmonize
cpuipellento worshipIf
our lines with his life? Are we try-
:-
titer way *mother the divine flames
burning within hiM? By throwing
away the :golden key which unlecks
the closet door of secret prayer? 13v
neglecting to have a trysting place.
where, as a lover, he can meet with
God and talk over his plans and
hope.
4%. 'Christian eovert should never
get out of prayer touch with the
heavenly city, It is a fatal manoeu-
vre. It will ultimately mean the
Christian falling a victim to spirit -
nal ambuscade, entrapment and ov-
erthrow. You have no more reason to
expect the flames of a candle to burn
in a chemical retort emptied of' eel
oxygen than YAM have a right to
expect your spiritual fires. to burn in
Your bedroem which is not charged
and surcharged with the holy atmo-
sphere of secret prayer.
O It is necessary for true spiritual
life to pray in public. Oh, yes! But
it is just as necessary to •pray in
private. '"Phe Lord thy God in a
jealous God." That means in one
sense that there- are times when God
wants its to be alone with him, elone
as Christ was aloe° with the Heav-
O enly Father when Jesus again and
again Went of alone to pray. He
wants us to be alone with hini in
holy fellowship, as scene of us heere
often been 'alone with our mothers.
Blessed and tender were those hours
of sweet communion with our moth -
ere, who have now gone beyond. Af-,
ter the rest of the family were all in
bed we Used to sit up toevaid mid,
night, telling her what we wanted to
do and asking her if she thought it
was best for us to do it. So God,
the Heavenly li'ather. 'wants us at
times to come to him when we are
alone. He wants us to tell hira all
our plane. He wants.us to' dome to
him with the abiding faith of a;
' tle child, And the .Heavenly • Father,'
"Who' seeth in secret, shall reward
O the openly." 0,
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Prayer in. public necessary for
srflr-
ituni developreent?• Oh, yes! Prayer
behind the locked door, prayer. 0 in
ecret, prayer where •only God's ear,
can hear and God's eye ean see, just
as important for the spiritual life
and hope. During the .11evolutionary
O War a 'Highland. soldier was caueht
creeping into camp during •the dark-
ness of the night. He was charged
with being a 'spy and taken before
the commanding general. Being ask-
ed why he had left the camp, the
soldier, rolled, "I mere/y 'left in or-
der to, go out into the darkness of
the woods and be alone with
God and . have secret prayer.,"
"Then down on your knees!" then,:
dered the officer, "Within twenty
hourte you •shall 0 he shot as a
tial, why. did Christ during his earth---- ing to find out %quit is the deeper;
.
ly ministry again and' again • go op. nichOn . meaning ot ' the Saviour's
to Jerusalem to attend the feasts, name? Are we seeking to understand
and again and again. go into the, what the ndssion of the Holy
synegogtie's te worship and to Pray.? - Spirit Arid how• God with the Wean,
Imennodt .sss, •tohingsof *this world':•is going; te. eon_f eehtial;whyLee e
i,nnoe corn- his r toasenfund the mghty?Or arve ioinpesiribleinoo g
place in, Jeceealem
aatt await the around da.yetfter day singing a sense•••
coMing of the Holy Ghost?
loss, ly, siren song: "Jesus will Public worship is absOintely casein-savel desua save!' Oh; I ant so ,
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, ,
tie' for the snitatual life of the aver-
happyJesus will saverwhen some
Of us nierely look mean the name' cif
S
a. rnan bedause we do
boy was riding in the cars toward Jesus as an amulet,
not now or
Philadelphia, In. the seat sitting next irare 'who Jesus is. or
to hian was an old mint. After a lone' ; take •tku3 -trouble to read the *erne.
e
conversation, in whieh the Yawn' vettieheheelnes- spoken lar us? AbeLwe
going to look upon the closed lids of
going to Philadelphia to find work.
the. Bible in a suPeestitidus way,• as
man -told-his • twat Mate that he was
did th
• thief. "Oh, yes, said the young* fel- :. ".e peasante 91 leeirope daring
tne dark ages, as though they were
the aged man asked hier for his let -
m my old. em- : 643m. etnn49
ployer. Here is one from My school- they had 0 no right to
low, "here is one froe touch? 'Or. are you going to look
Malan." "Is .that all? Have you not . upon'•the Holy Scriptures as a di -
teacher. SerIs one from ray • phy.- vine •letter written by the Heavenly
ono from 3,0en, zninistar?,, asked tits . Father to his children, which letter
ought to be earefullY studied and its
"Weil, neer young friend,'" said the
Seat mate. "Yee, I breve that alao."
old man, "I woUld advise you to commands to be strictly followed
owe. I am' on old sea captain, and out? •
•nnie church t aSupposing that your mother died Of
present that letter to o
I have found out by bitter experi- of
nieouumr ption yearsSupposing when you were a child
ertee that it. is safer When in , that 'when
to tie my ship to a wbarf than.
harbor the hectic roses of that 'fatal ells -
anchor it out In rilielstrearn, to be • h
to pale
: ease were blooming in the garden of
floated around in the tides. 13y 'bit- her -, suher side. Thenken cheek she one day
ter eeperience I have alert found' out had you, her sleepitig baby, placed by
Then while you sleet she.
that no young Christian is safe. un- wrote you e, long letter. In this let.
ternal dvice and
ter she gavehot'rne, a
less he is bound up, in ' Christfani fel- parting benediction. Then she folded
iowship with other Christians in. Sun-
day service and in the *eek might ._ eteh,atisal;itntgr: and gave
gtio;e"tuthisfattho" WOO __
Would Seratch t 00 0 ill .
prayer meetifige." The old sea ettp- Iny baby boy on the day he graduat-
he gave his only begotten. Son that
whosoever belleveth on him should
not perish, but have everlasting life.'
That is all I know. Ca.nnot,I now
aceept christ .as my Saviour?" Oh,
yes, my brether, you can. You are
now a Christian, 'if you want to .be.
If you accept, and truly believe that
one verse just. quoted, you are as
nauch a Christian as a little fledge-
ling just hatched. out of an egg in 11
bird. If you accept truly with your
whole heart that profound truth and
should die to -night, he Who promised
salvation to every soul who believes
and trusts him would take. yoursoul
into his safe keeping., But if you live
you should grow toed develop. You
are saved that you may servo him an
• an eXnannle and an a SOni winner, and
this you can never 'do 'unless- you
learn to know him and his teaching
_through the study of hie weed. Ile -
member you are now a Christian
only as the bird just hatched out of
the egg is a bird. . YOU are a Spiri-
tUalfledgeling; you must eat Spirie
tual food. That spiritual food is to
be found in the. Word of God, as the .
breath for your spiritual lungs is to
be found in the atneeephere 9f pray-
er.
O Fe.u1 said •to. ye -ung Timothy,
"preach the word!" I say to you,
"Study the word." Study it in the
church and in„the home.' • Study it on
your knees and at .your desk and- in
your bed. Yes, new .convekt,, readethe
.and, continue to react it, • be- .
cause God commands .you to read it.
Read it, twee -Ise your deeper BOK-
tual life Aleponds. upon your reading
it or in . having it' read to you.
Study it; and continue to study; it,
because' when you read the Bible God
IS talking to you; as 0 when you goray
you are talking to God. • •
O But there is still another wayfor
the Christian to quench the spiritual
(tante • which .is now burning -within
him. That way is to neglect Alm •
family altar, which should be •raised -
in every home. That way is for; the
husband and father- to hurriedly
in the morning %and quickly dress,
and then off to bilsiness. without •
gathering his children abouthim, for
family worship and wale:put haying
aner• blessing asked at the brealefast
table: That way ed for every father
to think that all that he has to do
is to say his own prayers and do his
own' Christian Work, .and then.' his
children will say their awn prayers
and fuefill their own Christian teaks. O ,
Every man's home to a 'curtain -ex- •
teet is his own 'castle; He an lift
•what .standards • he pleases over his
own fireside. He can emphatically
say, as did Clied'e servant. , of old,
."L.et OtheVS0 do rep they will, butas
for me• a'nd -nty house we shall Serve
the Lind.", .Or he Can . open his'own
home tie • shelter and entertain' evil
temptations Of all sorts. But let no
mate think if he leuerenders his house
. to ' eVil praetices and 'Yields kiln:Self
•ahd his home, to. the seduetiona of
e the iverle .ehitt lio earl at the . Same
time liVe a 'spiritual lite, nor can he
•exPeet that those around .hitie who
bre bound- to hint , bye -ties -of _bloodi..
and love,. will had spiritual lives, Ile .
O must, if' he woeld live • right, •not'
oniy•-conktrate . 'his own -life.: eyery
morning: to -God, 1.)11,t in the Insesexicti •
of hia:chiltieen he rink .offer a..Petie
Hon to (1 od for ; them to.Conseerattn
their : livds to Christ also. •••
completely..do f believe • the true
spiritual life to ne dont:I:Went in maey.
ways 'upon.. the falnily altar that 5.
would. have' the fathere enst mailers,
as scion as possible, teach their liteO -
tie childrento. publickY Pray at..fatie-
ily worship and • to publiciy ask tihe
• blessIng 'at the daily meals. I re-:
member, Many years ago when trav-
eling in Scotland e -noticing .how geri-•
ere' was 't.be.C.tistem• for the young-
est child cif.the household Who 'eopid
utter. the Words being' called:
to :ask the blessing at the fainily
nieal, 0 0 1 thotight , as I . think .
O now,., that it wasare excellentprace
O floe.' tending to ''accustom 'the child
O from its ectrliest.• years to. acknow-
ledge ;the, goodness • of God : and etea
address him in Peeyera • • -
Thus, no matter *high way Warnay.
leak: atthe Pei:dine" word "quench," •
the whole 'Vend. of the matter in. this:•
As Christians wo cannot lie° d.true
spiritual life Unless. every moment .of
every,day we are touch With Christ:
We cannot preaCh to ethers ellipse:
O :by ,searching 0 God's word we hear
Christ preaching: to us. 0 We cannot
pray . for others 0in .ptiblic review' un -
lees We have* had. much knee drill: in
,seeret preeier:' We cannot give our-
sehres wholly. to GOA'S service 'unless
O at• the eamei time at the fantily altar
we .give our laved once also to him.-
• In Welcoming • the' church -Members
to: Christ's altar 1. • have but one
• MOTO question to oak' end 'to: answer.
••In what, 0 • struggling friend, dee
the Chief definition, of being a Chris -
thin consist? Ought you to say, "I
_went iereboae. Christie° to escape the
O evileeffects of sin?"' I want. to . be
Christicte to be happy?", "I wane.
to be e Christian in circler that I may
reach heaven'?" Oh, no. 0 Yot.C.Pho.uld
*went teehe .a., Christiana not for your
own ,:beatifitation, .but.,in. „ender that .
. God may be order . tip'
.gloeify God -we should work for him,
O In* order to .glorify God we . should
give to 0 him70f our, texnporal sub
stance.
stance., Xn order to glorify God we
should pray to him, We should read
. the Bible that We can ftuaber find Out
how Cheek rimy Continue to neglori-
th gior ea n 0 ble s
Oze
flrr
otaY r. with hosly,
O ed, Saviour on earth and in heaven.
I congratulate you.. in this, the su-
preme mernent Of your life, ttfhen you
start lit the service of Jesus Christ.
Christian brother, give inc thy hand.
ARLI •1kw. ,wk.k. kwev...ewlek.
tain's experience' has been mine. / es from the public schoolBefore he
never saw in my life a church mem" decides upon life'S Work.
ber go astray unless you coul d first
give him. my advice and tell him
trace his spiritual degeneracy in .
Ise/vices. 51 von What 5 want him to do," Supposing
geowing absence from the prayer
Want t� keep clog° to God you Must twelve years had now paseed and
meeting and Sunday
yeti, at, sixteen, were now given that
IsTever neglect, unleas cotnpelled, ri.
ke°P cl°" to his Prti3Ing' disciAlsx- you would kiss it. You vvould say:
letter. What would• you do? Pirst
ehureh eervice. For your 7spiritual "Mother wrote it with her dying
handl Mother wrote it with Iovet`".
Welfare especially, never neglteet your
How may the new: convert. in *noe Thee Yoti would reverently open. th
week night e
yellow leaves end carelufilLuwm
readethaat
letter, line bY line,
true on if 'possible you would fel-
low out tho desires of that maternal
letter word by word. Now convert in
the gospel life and Christian of old-
er Standing, the Holy Scriptures are
God.* letter to us; If we are the
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INTP,ITILAT,CS;/C HEADACHE. Itisu-
A.I,rx attended with Illintfiirig nain,had,
relief comes quickly whero leferviline
applied, for it is the strongest pailir- Heavenly .E'ather's true children WO
reliever in the *006. "I txtisider 'ger., will take the letter and, study it. We
villfse. a most fnagicel reniedy for nett- eein translate the deeiree of that
teat.), writes Mrs. n, 0. Haring of letter into our own lives, We will
ralgitt. I ran subject to virAeut at-
ilaitittlbrOi but never rely., if Nova- reanadkohiGiodw'ays tottigwhots our hoUghts
O itle is in the house The Prompt re* "But," dente now convert si ysi.qf
lief atet Nervilitie brings Makes it pri- the knowlodgo of the Holy Soripturea
, eeletts to me. .A few trIleations nev. '&TijtO a truly developed spire
"tfet tea remitte• taktmedieinemil 1* also recommend Nervilinet for stiffness chriatiar,, praeticany know nothe
-tr--- yet-fgiled to _kill t Dain, 16 eau_ „Hug ebarneter then ant hot a true
t et ot.' wbooning tottatintia colds bY itt the joints and rheutte. tisitt."
vitina Vlip0.9ic.4vicuc-they breathe iti xerviiine yorsotr. ?rico let 4:4 rY ittgAtIncttd tohoe towntlidtg n002rd.tal
yrevora env.,
the Blood Flowed
A dreadfill cote of netting Stamm& whittle
dated ordinary treatment, and was
patina:amine cured by Dr.
Chases Dintinenti
MRS. TANK, 12 Walker St., Halifax, XS..
states :-"After three years of miserable torture
and sleepless tights with terrible eczema, and
after trying over a dozen remedies without
obtaining anything but slight temporary relief,
I have been perfectly and entirely cured by
using Dr. Chase's Ointment. After the third
or fourth applieation of this grand ointment
obtailted relief, and a few boxes were sufficient
to make a thorough cure.
"tt is six months since X was freed of this
*welled skin disease, and as there has been
to return of the trouble X consider the cure a
permanent one. I would strongly urge any
one suffering as I did to try this ointment) and
shall gladly write 10 5117 who wish to refer to
me for particulars of my ease, I was it& bed
with eczema that X would scratch the tOret in
My steep until the blood would flow."
Dr. Chase's Ointment, Cio cents a box, dell
dealers, or gdinanStni, ItitteS and Co., Toronto.
To protect you against imitations the portrait
and Signature of tit A. W. Chase, the famoni
tecolpt book author, IttO on 00* box.
saw.40- • •
,400000Weeen
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Whooping Cough, Croup
Bronchitis, Cough, Orlp,
Asthma, Diphtheria
OnESOLENE IS A 130011 TO ASTHMATICS
ClassaLeNe is along estsblished and Standard. remedy for the diseases indicated. It
cures beceune the air reeitaei wrong* entisepne is mated over die diseased surface')
of Val bronchial tubea with every brelth, Kola; prolonged and constant treatment.
O Those of a ectistimptive tendency, or 131,11teras from chronic bronchitis, find Immediate
O relief Iron coughs or inflanust oonditions el the Meet. Descriptive booklet nee,
ILERMINO, SIDLES at CO., DM Notre Dame St., Montreal, Canadian Astute
4
Cresolene diss°Ived in the mouth are effective and safe for
ceughts and irritation of the throat.
Antiseptic Tablets 10c a box, A.LIL. DRUGGISTS
Set e
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Canada's manufacturing and eenemereiel enterprises aro doye1.
oping. so rapidly- that the tjeestion of properly trained Irusinees
help .ts bet:0400g inserious ohe, , .
• The demand -for sueli help in. ,every large city and town is
greater then tile rupply; :mei every stlidelit from the Foreet City
Business -atel er41,orthand C011eg0 is quit:lily provided with a
remunerative mutation. .. . . • " . •
Why not take advantage of the•good times and take a course
inthis leading Qellege l" •• , . - •
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The time noeersary, for a A..f.nnrilcit.o' ..dourse. in either BusincSS
or Shorthand ie enily roc •motitlis ue 'for both txturees,• one' year ;
the cost is retail and tho results are perinanunt. . •
. .
Booklet, corititinhig complete idortnittion, FnEn for a postal,
0 Po • itC1 ° • Cr.'s:" . ..°. * . .
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,. i• .VOR• OVER SIXTY YEARS.
PEACE ON EARTH. • I •
; Mrs. 1,3iinelow's 'Soothing Syrup has
•
. . ,.been .• used by millions if mothers for .
A goick cure For ' Worry', and It Is their ehildren while tedthing, ' • if cliS-
Something other Than "Don't." . turbed by night and 'broken of yecir
The conviction of the present Writer, rest by a niel: child suffering •awe '
after a prolonged .consideratfon of the crying with pain. - of : cutting' teeth send
disease at. once and get a 'bottle •of "'.51rs,.
iren' teething. 'It will- relieve the poor ,
subject is tbat worry is'a lung
and is 'caused by •lack of oxygen. I Winslow's. SoOthing Syrup."' for child -
have yet to meet the man or woman •
who could breathe deeply and worry ittle sufferer immediately. Depend •
at the Came. moment.- Do not take mY about it.: It Ceres Diarrhoca, regue
iinOn. it, mothers, there is no mistake
word, for :tills. Test it for yourself. •, lates tbe Se:beech and Bowels, cures
When the preserves are burning or the Wind Colic, softens the Gems, reduces .
just filled clothesline fells. In the mud. Itehinimatione• and gives tom and en
or the baby eats up a bol of pills tua.
der the impression that they are candy,' . errg1:•• • 1.1. t.o . tilgte 1sWihole ,systk in:. ''Mrs. _
N\ insiOwi ' Soothing Syrtipn for child- .
h taste
•ewbat is the nest thing that you do f '•
Fly to the iseene of disaster?. No;:that .. anti IN the prescription of one di tbe
la the .second thing. The. very •firs. ,rivlIcil.tssa,ts. iC11 IlitienfTentalc PlIVSlaails Su&
bipath, and. it ,is sake' to say that for gists thronp;hout : fie world, Bee •sitre
!tiled States.. • Price
:thing that you do' is to hold your .
ecurustance! has -you ineeSyriip "
• Piet as little as possible.
• several hours after: the annoying 'dr- and •ask for "Mrs. WinsloW's SoOthe,' ,
. ___. 25 emits e• bottle. Sold by all drug-.. .•
. .
---
• When "things go *crone for an en- lielptal Conv'elitloAO.'
tire day, you take in about enough oxy- •
% A valuable series. of dairy conven-
.
tions are being heldein-Minnesota this,
slimmer by the .state dairy and feed.
Commission, An important •one 'was ..
held'at Hetelfleson,, Which Was attemil
ed by. representatives of mere than
ten fit -n- Mediutie sineeloarratiee-When
you Insist that Pee 40, breathe, else you
wouldn't be alive, I cat only reply that
there are different, degrees of "alive-
ness," and the:chronic worrier is not at
• the head. of the class. . :•. • '
/every. one has heard the peyeng, 'The• twenty. creameries. • Governor Van .
Sant was present and made an -.ad-.
' te*ard has a flora* -ehest."' Whether ' dress. Talks.on dairying were made by
We *skier fear to. be. the cause or re--, ' ea -
suit of - a • contemptible- amOunt of. vv. P. McConnell, state ditto: and400d
:. breathing capacity, it is • eettain that. commissloperi A:. W, Trow and .13. D.
these partieular meral and physical de. White of the department, 0, C. Gregg .
fects7-these two birds oe a featbete-are • of the farmers' institutes, Profeeser„T;
. frequently found In corepitny. Pear is L. Heeeker of the state .sehool _et eve
*tile .essence'Of.worry, . .' :. : .... ePueltter . IlltdtbSesaeth..-, Coliparnengt4onaisil:tboei' et • • ..
-• :It' la dittleelt to benefit the body With-
' oUt tielpiieg "tlia body's guest" or to .perts discuss economy in Wilk 'produce
Cultivate. the mind. :Without ineteroving. . tion. They urge the farmers to sell the • ''
'a physical infirmity, and it can be see' hbeesrdt. mCillkoveVr7adnudeialligfalafar
poor •milkers for beef and to feed the
tiaerleesurtioedthaeo .
its elayey tabernacle. Regard worry as
• .cessfelly treated by.plain eating and, .obboutittes' for • bran in supplying pro -
outdoor' livinge aided by; special exer-
. efses for the cultly-etiori of .the . chest' tele.... Verniers 'are also urged to cool
Ceitaideritni-p purely ir mental.or..moral--.;-gaehtid haeerba;sat;tghreotnetiokr_bplirottpeeirlrYr..omso tat, te., :
:detect, And lemity be . cureile net by • ' , . • • .' • ' • -•• - • - •
preaching Or eXhortation nor by the . '
reading of littl&books which point .Out . • .Loties y.ziwiso ireadole.ineroottnt soap
. , .
. that we are living in: a 'vale'. of tears;
•
but by the rational cultivation 61. one • eke:Vega% better than otherneap Powders;
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or -neore. Of the mental factillies.-Eth- : '' •ie it Ono acts ,o,s• a disinfectant.. 2I .
O elm/in Wetheral in Good Housekeeping,., .
.- . . Intl.ividual. enbscriptions 10. the. not"
lunette' Wrinkle's. a
• Good Housekeeping correSpondents 'Tre"urY" • • • ' '''' : '
,eltind Italie begun to reach Wei Japimse
O furnish these practical items; A write- . ,
kie I learned from a girl °who works in
a large, upholstery house is that the . ; • , • , i '
NOCE 1 OUR WEIGH?, .
beat sofa . pillows are covered With . . . • :
"Wrixed",.cotton. ,This Is done by iron- . 1:, Y :
while using • Dr, 'Chase's. Nerve ,yood •
• g
ing the inside of the cotton eorerwitb a ytitt, een: prove for • 0. certainty that
hot flatiron rubbed on a cloth well sat-. new firm flesh ain2i tisSue is betrtg , t...d;
urated with beesWak. Whentreated.in chid.' to the bay: • This is the sever'
• this way Itis impossible for sinall elu- est test you, tan apply to' any tree.t-
'sire downei to work through. • . went amt proves the• superiority of
After a leng illness my heir. bectiree this great . restoratire .preecrietion of
so dreadfully flutited that we were 19(rx.,;ItAa• ul,Strilber.I.tage, .1•Ini famous RemiPt
afraid It would have to be cut, but our
old fernily doctor came to the rescue,
telling us td saturate the tangled locks " thina has.ordared front, Jae rnf,!,euo
with alecatol. This done, they cleared •48 field .and 'sue ateantaiu
: ter if by ' Vim;
• Turning the hem of a petticoat on:
the right side, I find, does away With ENORMOUS GROIll'It -
e
the Catching of heels therein, thus tear*. _ since Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liv
Pills were first introdued te the pub-
er
O
Ing loose eeveral inches of the hem.
,lie . the sales•have steeclily increased,
Thie ;retty take a little longer .at the
yea year being. larger than the year •
time Of making, as the. seams at the
bottom Of the Skirt have to be turned, preceding:" This is probably the best
evidence ef their remarkable efilciehey,
a. trent:merfor
Inger ImynIgn rtalitne aendb.astets,
Pau kiditncya,, liver aderangements of thend bowels. 1:4tey are
with the etraws out of Matting, which invaluable as a family medicinc.
does just as well, as the raffia is easier '
and much more eeonomical.
0
• qopnticEr.
.• . We had the pledsura of ineeth .Mr.
Joseph Niollmins ot Carre.ceas,! wick,
S. A; at the residence •of hie
WANTED -Several parsons of ' char- • ..
1;1'11;41'; Mr. 3i)Ini Meselye
meter' and good reptitatme in each
Before leaving St. Peteree Presbytery' '
state "(one in this county requiredjto
Rev. Pallier Stanley was presented
. with eta address' by, tete gentlemen of
represent. and advertise old establish -
the totigregetlort en behalf of the oth-
eel wealthy hesineas horse of solid
financial standing. Salary $/i week-
ers, -to which his reverence inaele a
grateful reply. The C. 111. IL A. mem*,
ly with expelises . additional, all pay.
aitbollen iitimacdasohniedeisreetn.oeLeretriLeodaxnersicaliget
hers talso presented him with abad-
Hfliftcnito8siiceds‘evlifl-eatIile
ddrcese:esdai
eYn;yeltiteren.t.ecot dress mai a gold -handed cane suitably
onial, ;:i32 DearbordSt.,\ Chicago. *inscribed.
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ditty's Syrup to keep the thildren sato from
CILOUP. 11 disc:eves the thick seuture - doter tee
throat.- breaks up t Mid Oti1l48 'COMM. /Seep
1
6ray'sSyrupoiRedSpro6efitim
Allows In the bole. ii, bottle of thla famous remedy Is your hest 000 ,ie
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protection ngaittet them midden eight stooks of croup.
Tonally _good for all throat and lung tremblei - for
emerged old. Sleet bottle.
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