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February 2nd 199;
WILLESUSIO?
SUPPOSING YOU REFUSE TO MEET
DIVINE BRIDEGROOM.
IVIARRIAOE BELLS OF HEAVEN
ignite rtill $16 Apo .4o the DM. st
-.Tour orr should ltot +Mead On
saytourt Lead our novo Now Wit May ,
Her the wooing cannos Itinaing
the Nuittiato or Ottarto.
IqUi.org51. iccordingto .01.0tot Parl lo men t of tuto.
tula, in the roar 19411y e'recteriek Diver, of
Toronto. at Lite BOWS. of Agrioulturo, Ortetwe.
placed there, the -banner of •love.f
Never rt .earth ..nor in .hea,v.ea has
•
been ,seen and never shalt be, witness-
-d a, • -wedding • prove% ion like .unto
••this,. elorgeoveness infinite, wealth
•enti powee splendor and
ntagnilleeneb passing all underetand-
ing, will therebe enanifeeitedlOn every
•-
•
Earth has ,beheld seine .wonderful
exedding pageants When the • present
Faupertir William of Germany . was
married. the beautiful 'Prim:Esse .Aue
eusta Victoria • the :representatives ' of
ell theeeieflieed Govientuents of 'the
etrth were there .: -.Among • Derlin'e
•gueats at that time were the Neng
Ind *Queen ;of. - 'Saxony, the Gilled.
,•uke Alu3ds ofepuesia,. Crown Prince
Dueolph Of .Aiiattea,. the 'Crottrii
Prince of 'Sweden,. the -.'preaent 1(1ng••
of Vineland: the...late Mike of Aosta.
itale and seotee oI ':other notebles..
The young :bridegroom CaMe. from
Potetlain ,at the head of hie gigantdc •
foot gactrile .to 'Meet° his bride -
Lhe.they of' the '; ceremenY the heities
and the stores' end •.the.''pablidenuild-
ings were detorated,o Whoa the,xittp
tial vows .wero taken the -cheers •• of
the. people Who crowded' the ettbeits,
.about the ligyelePtelosee echoed the.,
thirty-eli salvos' of ' artillery •-tellich
thundered ilia news to the world that .
Prince William and Priacese ;Augusta•
-Victoria were One.. '
, .
. yvh'en Nancaon 111. ifl1S.158 rode
the 'Cathedral,* Notee Bailie to be
anited in marriage with Eugenie, the,
Most bectutifel woman in. Earope, the
progress, was one .Continuous ovation
Seated in° the wonderful glase eoach
that lied been built. • for the corona,
tion of his illustrious uncle', the Ern
perene , passed' throttgh, 'longlines of
his , entheentetic subjeets, who .rent
the air with their, 'vives; - 'When: the.
young Queen of England beCame • the
'bride of prince Albert in the •Royal
Chapel of 'St. James :nothing° that
the money,- the wealth •and the love
of a' •nation eould do to Make the
wedding ceremony impressive and j0y-
6uS Wasiefe updone. • ,
Memorablein • the annals. of- the
veoeld ate such sipectadles,. ,In
all that 'human ingenuity; Could•coxi
• calve has been done to 'render .• the•
nuptials- of the -Delete •' •.61. eations.
scenes of overWitelmiug inagaificence.
But the eulmination.'has-,Yet• to cattle
--net here,' but in that glorious realm
•.in which -the Lord. of • Hosts has set
O hie ' threne: •The marriage of• the
'Lamb' will be the grandest and "nest.
' glorious of all Unions,' where Christ '
O takes to himself his chureh, which he
has redeemed With his preeious blood,"ce 'glorious. church, • not having spot
,or wrinkle or any such thing, holy
and .without blemish."
..garnan itnagination, falls to pon-
teiVe Of a spectaele se glorious, • Let:
us instead of dwelling ell the mar-
velous scene take but' one *detail ,ot
its beauty ,• the evonclerfel, gat -Meath
with which tile Divine Bridegroom is"
to +be -,robeercin that glorious oe-
•casion. • The 'psalinist mentions *thedi
in the weeds, et my' • text. •• They •aro
.wedding robes that, have the aroma,
of myrrh and aloes and. easeia. 'Let
us try,- to deseribe. them and to leern
a few practical gospellessons' from
them.
" The royal robes, of the DiVine Bride-
groom Will be the .most expensive of
O allegarments, Costly was the wed,
O ding. apparel 'of -Lcinis.XIV,, whith he.
wore when he wa8 Married to Maria
'Theresa :Of Spain; of •Prinee reedit -
„and' when he stood by the side of his
bride, Isabella of • Castile; of. the
dauphin el France *hie, Vrince
?reticle, married. the beautiful MarY,
"Queen of Scots; of Emperor Nicholai
IL, who 14 1894 gave his heart and
hand In marriage to the beautiful
Princess Alix of }Tose; of NapoleOn
Bonaparte when 'la 1810 • he wedded
Marie Louise in thaplace of the , de-
thronedand exiled Josephine, . But
the robes:of the Heavenly.BriclegrOoni
will surpass all these In their value.
• flow do WO know?. 'rhe oriental
Im-
agery of the text signifies it, rine
and beau4ift11 in texture, they are to
be perfumed with • myrrh and aloes
and cassia out of the ivory PalacesO ,
Now, what gold and envoi' and Pre
-
Weer; Stowe in dress mean to the
western ailed Myrrh and aloes and
cassia in a senee meanto the: orien-
tal Mind. As I Would Bay to you,
"Her dress was sparkling. with
jewels," the oriental, to -depict
humptuousness, and expenSiVineas of
apparel, WoUld eay, garmenta
were aroinatie With myrrh and aloes
and caSsia," Myrrh was one of the
treasurca Of the eat. When the Witte
mon cattle to • how at the Manger,
• What eXpeneive presents did they
:bring? Gold and frankincenee and
• myrrh, 'These oriental sager+ would
not have offered to a king a preterit
of myrrh unlese it had been of groat
value. "The aloes of Coehin-China,"
wrote Dr. ratelsett, "are worth their
Weight in gold." The value Of eassia
eery was enormous. It Was ttried,
Dr, McClintock informa us, as an ire,
gredient in the -coatliest ungthnit.N.
NYMI1 •tgt2 PA*. t1114 -3,4440t
ahritst'e'' wedding germents smell of balm the toady of Jesus Christ, who
myrrh and aloes alui caliSia we knOW has just been crucified. We ere going
• that he means us to ,understand how to bury the Saviour's body in the
precious they will be.
trib)oof d
ity, to be preserved by these
Let us consider what maltee thein Joseph of Ariniathea. wis'.
precious. They are the glory 9f our spices as long as possible." "Wliv.
• Lord. Ile will wear them in JoY and Nicodemus, will these spices of myrrii
gratitude for the sacriflees his people and aloes preserve the body of Jt' -
have made 34 his cause. They •are sus?" "Yes," answered the ruler of
going to cost all the moneyrs we give the Jews, "they will. If you will ex -
to our churches and to our reforma- 0 amine the mummies preserved for
• torY inetitutiens. We must give this thousands of years in the Egyptian
money for Christ's robes. Ile bids us tombs you will find that these Spices
give. They ere going to Cost all the were the chief causes of their pre -
moneys we send to foreign missions. servation." Iferodotus, the "father
O "Go teach all men" is the Bible cow" of history," Ilearly ZOO years before
mend. Not only have they cost • Christ was crucified, records that
money, but, blood, They are going to the Egyptians always preserved the
cost all the blood of the martyrs bodies of their dead with thee
which has been shed in the Peet. Ali, spices. "They then 1111 the body with
nOW the expense of those wedding Powder of myrrh and aloes and eas-
rObeS is rolling up., Xf the dead body • in and- other verfumes, wept frank -
of a commen laborer slain by an ex- incense." Thus vve find by these two
press train. in. New •York state is statements that the wedding gar -
worth $5.000, how much must have meets of Christ not only have a cur-
ative, but, also preservative, qua -
been worth the martyred blood of A
Paul, a Peter, a, Stephen, a Polyearp, ity. That means, carrying the Amin'
a, Justin Martyr, • a Savonarola, a up to its acme of symbol, that the
Ridley, an Blphege, a Gileyn
ee wedding garments of Christ will eey-
Muler fade or grow o14,
Sanders,
a John Rogers, a Lawrence .
e ll
Sanders, a John Harper, a l3reboeuf, No, they will never becomyeow
and worn, as are some of the bridal
a Lellermand and of the thousands•
and the tens ot thousands of awn and• dresses. 00 •that weraesvorn many Years
ago. They will never be put. aside 118Women rslain by sword and spear aud
useless. Tim weddiage songs that we
battleax or 'burned at 31-ei :stake and
shall sing at • the Marriage of tho
tortured with untold agonies in
A Lamb shall never have an end. The
many "chambers of horrors?" Go
" rapturous jay with which we greet
alone can know 'how the value of
our dear ones on the tether side Of
Christ's wedding garments Is inereas-
O Los Angeles, Cal., 'Jan. 29. -From
an incidental reference to an ancient
-Oriental marriage custom. tho preach-
er in this sermon Ural\ s lessons ap..
• plicable to modern lies. The text is
Psalm xiv, g, "All thy garments
•6111011 of myrrh and aloes and cassia
out of the ivory palaces,"
•--The marriage -bells. aro
The glorious .rones of a kingly bride -
grebe' and of his bride, the daught-
er Of a queen, and the garments of
her -many bridesmaids are rustling.
Royal Jewels aro flashing, The most
skillful of musicians, ape )laying,
And as the "wedding march! spunde
forth the marriege procession is ap-
proaching the king's throne roola
over boulevards- of gold. The num-
berless inhabitants of the teetrenelis
of the universe, with its wells o*.
jasper and its gates of pearl and its
palaces of spotless ivory, are making
the welkin ring with juilleltdahs'of
O •liever ollcunW joy. •The bauqueting
house is prepated with the wedding
•sYBPar for the coming guests, for the
• v itai Bridegroom • Of ' text is
.bringing. his queenlY bride to her
place et Ida side, over which hangs
the banner 'that his hands have
Slationary 1tteyOte linces.1 •
• • •
13tcyc1e races without. leaving As
starting place, which are said to be.
the latest craze in places ok. • ainnsc7.
nwiit l'a”is, are described in Vona -
lar elechtenes. The Wheel is fixed ixt
frame fin tened to. the floor. When '
tne rider begins to pedal a belt •from.
the rear wheal drives' a small elec-
tric gen: retro. The current thus pro-
duced is conducted. to . a motor on
wheels and carrying a flag.- The
tritelt on e hich tha motor travels: is
marked1;; distances, and each .foot
of track requires as much work, by
the ider as • would have carried: the
bicycle oia• mile had it been free to
run as under ordinary coaditiette
01
use.
. .
yrant,a to Buy warships. • • •.
Santiago De Chile, Jan. 30. -Aa*
American firm has offered- a high
Trice •lor six Chilean warships, hut
Congress, in eecret sessien, has re-
fused to sell them.
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. the Jordan shall never grow mono -
Mg. • tonous. The loving kiss which, the
O But the supreme element in the cost Divine 13rielegpoom• pieces upon, the
of those wedding garments is the lips of his bride shall never become
blood of Christ himself; It was by •cold' and indiflerent. Themyrrh and
his own suffering and •death that he the aloes and cassia shall preserve
won the right to wear them. Do Yon and inerease joy, even as the wed -
wonder that Isaiah when in prophetic ding garment of. Christ shall halt
vision he seen these wedding robes de- and cure and kill.' serrows. Oh, yea,
scribes them by their color -the color these wedding robes of 'Christ are to
of the bloody sacrifice? "Who •is•be aromatic robes, symbolicel of nev-
this," Cried he, "that cometh front or 'ending peace, The ever inc'reasing
Edom with dyed garments from•Doz- joy of earth shall roll and etvell and
rah -this that is glorimis in .his continue to increase through all 'the
apparel? Wherefore art thou red coming ages, "Hosanna,blessed is'
in thine • apparel 0 a.ncl •thy ; gar- , the Xing of, Israel ,that cometh in
rnents like Min `that treadeth the name of the Lord e liosapna!"
in the „ whie vat?" Ate. . • my From whence come these airs !Aden
friends, 1. am glad to -day weean talk with eider of the myrrh, and the
about the royal crimson and not the aloes and the cassia of Christ's wed,
royal purple of Christ's wedding gar- ding garrneete? They dome from the
ments. '1 nin glad that evert in heav- "ivory palaces of heaven.", Mark you
en, when looking upon the Divine facewell my 'artawer. Not front one ivory
of Jesus, we shall not be allowed for palace, but froM many.. That means
one moment to •forget the enormous that when we as part Of the Charph
cost in money and blood of tho mar- are to be • united. to Christ 'we are
deg° robes in which Christ Will be going to keen our own individuall-
elad as thabridegroora when he takes • : ties. Had my text said, :"In the iv-•
the church' as his bride in 1 etertiat ory temple of. heaven," I might have
nuptials. Ani I goMg beyond my had my doubts about it, but there
right in declaring that Chriat's wed:. 18nocitohuobutahhetrbee.r.e ibey: be many
ding robes are to be the most dx-
pensive of garments?
• But, 'drawing- near to the Divine
.13ridegrooni; dad that ChrieCs wed-
ding robes have a wonderful •cur-
ative quality : 'Their touch is like -the'
. cool hand- upprc the fevered lirow.
Oh, they ate niciee than that. to the marriage, ceremony; it is eine-
•
"ivory palaces" in heaven. odorous
• with the myrrh and the aloes and
the cassia, fear that some of us
O who are invited to be at the • :wee,:
ding eeromony May not be present.
• It is one thing to get an invitation
Theft' touch gives spiritual and play- thee to be •there. Shall we at .this
n oment SaY -to our DiVine Bride-
sical healing. It is like the healing 1,
groom: "Jesus, thou Prince, we will
pewee Of Christ's earthly robe When
the borderer: it w .ppeesell Mat. an net leve:illee; *4 %will 'et
n
with thee; We shall
OinstroAt by the f ot ive lwith
ger c4 the Peel; 'thee in pa ivory ..palace of heaven
WOrnan, wh c n &sane ,of blood for
twelve. sr soon& did her flesh sinee we have not, liVed with thee on
earth." Shall it be that all our dear
'come •in contact with ifs folds than Ones' who have gone:beyond, .who are •
immediately "the woman, was .made
whole Waal Old • hour." We 'hieve wwaitihtia&triLelisten° to our,nuptial vowe •
in the ivory palace Of
read. how the ancient devotees used heaven,' altall Itivee tO" wait for us in
to 'travel •inany miles to be cured of
St. Ann de BeauPre, or at the "heal- Divine Bridegro•bra at the marriage
• vain'?•
their physical pains at the tenth of .• Supposing you refuse to meet the
ing spring" Of Louides; or by the altar of heaven, what will. do?
de?
fiewing robes . of St. Anthony, St. What will your • loved ones, your
'Patti* er Ste Bernard, but newer did wife and enother and father and lit -
tomb or fabled water or flowing gar- tie alert, who have gone heYondL-
menta of dead saints have euch ear- what vill -they. all do? Supposing
ative quaUties Spirituel Or physical,. when yOn • were abo1t. to be mare
as will have the. wedding garments of teed, y,oui fiancee had refused toetp-
Jesus Christ, pear, What wonld you haere done?
How elci./ know this/ The symbols "Oh," You. say, "that was inipos-
ok the myrrh and the aloes and the RIMS. She hiVcd nmch riot to
cassia teeth° it. Theywereall used liave met me there." Call it lee 0
''The myrrh, as is well would,: lid (If Cheist, that You
known.," writes an attheritY7'74rwas --lovaTernstre.'iney-leeee-thettieyour loved.
celebrated for its use in Medicines. '0110 ICIVNI you'? , ; •
The "I Fict:0611r! I end cell t'ven
myrr altd 0 an o f iitYrr I now y
roe° AND CARE OP FOALS.
Nogloot may canto° a settateu 'MO Will
Ino liard to Popair,
nals should never be neglected nt
any time of the year, but but at this
Particular season there is greet
sity for being extra geed to the
IytouwniglItesroso,neabruntretiller\'‘o.eatnletzheetottt
and if they have not been getting A
ration of grain right along since
birth they should be started up at
once on crushed oats and • bran.
What is more, they should have shed
protection these chilly nights and
some place to shelter thentselves when
the cold autumn rains are falling.
It is no hard trick at p.11 to start
a foal to doing badly at this time of
the year, and g that is permitted it
will be an, awkward job to got it
back again into the right vtay of
doing before winter sets in in' ear-
nest. Therefore those who have foals
Which have not been fed grain all
euminer long will do mighty well to
start ia to feed them now.
They will not take and indeed do
not require much at first, but the
quantity should be increased gradual-
ly day by 'day Until each one is eat-
ing enough grain to keep hint gaining
flesh and strength. This canoot be
clone if the foals are subjected te,wet.
and cold. • They do not stand ex-
bpeole,thuoreolmwocei:.teLeo.
This is true of all
also should have. the
Meres nursing foals, but more ee...
pecially so of those that are not only
suckling, but again in foal. Such
should have grain all etunruer long,
hut if they. have •not been *fed and in
a year like this of generally good pas.
tures 'have done fairly well in the
way of retaining flesh they should be
liberally grained crone now on until
they foal 'again, and they should
have as good shelter as their young
opes. After they are dried off they
can do quite a bit of roughing it
if it is necessary and if they get plen-
ty, of grain, but the less roughing it•
• metres and foals do the .better for
them and the peckets of their own-
ers. It is easy enough at this time
of the:season to let a foal by neg-
lect get into a way ot doing badly,
from the effects of which he will nev-
er really recover.
, Universal Postage.T.roblems.
• Postal experts Of the countries be-
longing to the Universal Postal the.
ion are now . considering the prob-
lone which well be brought before the.
congress. -celled to meet at Aetna
next April. Two matters ef .preenni-
tient importance 'will be. diecussed-
theereduction . of the live cent rate'
and -the issue of a universal stamp;
The two cent rate peppcised at the
last congress is deemed . ixripractic-
able, and even a three cent rete is
.. thought to be, •4 radical cut' at the
'.present time'. In lieu �f a reduction
, of • postage. the congress may favor
all increase of weight' of 'letters from .
• the proSent limit- Of half an ounce to
,three-guartors or possibly to one
ounce., The 'convenience of a unitter-
.sal stamp is generally admitted, but
a lack of ithifortnity in tho money
et rd of. th ..6 nt s .the
dem stands in the way -at lenst that.
is the. view of the foreign postal 'of-
ficials. Another, matter which will be
Considered by ,• the lime, congress
the compensation .for °Countries whirl)
forward through Mails, the "transit
cotintries," as they are called, Some
countries. have comparativelY
' original foreign meil to cancel, but
•p.re called upon to handle the nivel
of Other countries passing through
their territory free. of compensation:
The union originated in a' treaty epic,
O eluded in 1874 between .the whole of
• Europe, Egypt, 13eitisli India, the.
colonies pf France and the e United
States Sinee that thee many athini
'coentriei and colonieS hew Jennie:,
Each •eountry .Sends one delegaee, and
gm:1St:eons; ate decided hY• a majority
Vote. • ..
.ancients prepare a wine of ( 011,
h d also o h t vd hear the Werldin •
was found as an ingredient' in Many, ehimes ringing. foe the innitieln
of the 'celebrated -.compound 'Medi- the dvbey ,peinces• of ' heaven.
eines.!*. "Myrrh is:especially of great . • ' • • •
use says another author, "along tlinnoe Por
with aleetio edicines and com- • "Now thot we {4 re ei:;e1:2.0.1,1' rend :i10.
pound ti of iron.' The medicinal qual fair yonier ti 111' "1 W ill ..1.011 yint die
ity of aloes is defined in every.. die. leoor ejleee, •
tionary,. and cash). was also used as, ..T.litit, ale .1*r;ec1ive
a drug by the ancients. Thus when • • - •
we come in :touch with Christ's wed- 00*11•
cling garments We know that they . !`And," eentinecj the•flencei,. "I'ean
are going to healall of our diseases drive nails willione Iliti 1111 t1;1111:14
and ASS11/10 all•61.ir 'pains and be the • and I knoW-how to -neve peer teeter
balm which • will take away , every Williont ruitililg a honk: 1111,11 eSn tid 1
heartache. • . . • •a tow. of .fignees• withent nial:Ip:: a
But have the royal robes of Christ Separate- mum for eeelt oonseeuilve (1..
no higher purposei than the mere pre- tree,•*and 1 eau Luna n Jiro, anti 1 eee
•Vention of pain or of heartaches? If tell when a pleture Is Laing' strilight
that be. All the efileac3r of theee wed- on time wee!, •
ding garments of the Divine •I3r1de- - •
grocini, then I say let me have li•er? the nuin drew himeeie up with
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.pain and heartaphes: There , is some- Much dignity And sorrow and cried:
timetv a loy in, suffering. There is "nen I cannot marri You, ales!"
sometimes a peace in pato. As Ten- '"Why?" gasped the girl. •
nyion writes, "It is better to have "What prospect is there Of my ever
loved and lost than • never to have being able to ,denionstrate the super!.
loved at all That wedding ring up- erity of hum over woman if I marry
On your hand -would you wish iiever
to ha,ve had it placed there? It may woman Who possesaes such traits of
character as von?"
be many years ago since the hand •
that put it upon your fieger was laid ,
O in the graVe. Would yott like to blot
out all the memories you have had
with that earthly life? "Oli, no,"
you answer. "No,•nol My joy to -day
•Iii living in 'the beautiful halls of
hush to Canada.' • •
. London, J an. ( ...A .P. )-Po
great is the demand for ptissageS to
Canada during April' that the Lake
Better Brains Than Money.
• . . • . . .
. There are two 'pleeses that Put ••an
exaggerated valuation upon money -
those who have pleety ofit andthose
Who haveWt. Beeeof the •twee • the „.
labsurdeat ,oVendera against the Com- '
moteamise vietv pro those . who have
tic money. It the exaggeratfoa
persists, .and geo'WS;'' 7Oinie, of •
the myeteries of 'Meilen Patine:.
f..) the Men Of prciperST in this
' eetintry, a feW :of those :rich by in-
heritance *en -tett, how many' are.
• there who could not ifineedietely
grow rich again -if they lost every-
thing they have? And of those who
,.poseees large property, hoW many'.
*mild long ' keep it, were it not that
they have ,on guard over • it :moue of
brains and character?... ' ; •
Yet.. to bear Men talk one- would
think°. that • when a• •man has put •
„money into- ap enterFrise he has done
.
that whieh eptitlee hint to over--
• whelming preponderance• of 'consider:.
atilon.• :This in face of the patent..
fact that, ••while enterprises innumer-
• ethic have succeeded withoet Money,
O not ' ette bee evet• sitceeeded withoutkii'a•
, , . .
• It is absurd enough to rank money
• above brains.. To estimate brains In
terms of money is like selling race.;
horses by weight or paietings by
measure. -Saturday Evening Post,'
38 memory and in thinking over again Manitoba will make an •extra, trip • •
all the happy days we spent toketh- from Liverpool on April 11.
er. 1 would sooner have had a dear ' .•
husband' as he Was and have had
him taken, wisely than never to have"
known what the coMpartionship •i)f.
such a husband Meant to.a Wife." If
.,Yott' have an inctirable pain•
wouldyou have the physician ',give .
to4 you an Opiate to deaden your .
.senpibilities and your mind for years
• to come? "Oh, no," you • answer,
"then 1 wotild be nothing.more than
a hibernating creature or a log or a
stone. Datermy thinking mind with
pain than continual unconsciousness
without pain."'Well, thee, the wed.
ding rObes of , Christ muSt do 'more
for int than merely alleviate suffer -
OIL else We would want need • of
than. I Would not wish to live a
thousand years on earth if to de it
I Would have to endure the mere
animal . eXietence of an Attstralitty1
O aborigine, .oven though then 1 might
not know physical or Mental suffer-
ing.,
Thu ti X Come to the climax of my
trubjeet. The royal robot. of Christ
giVe to tis a positive assuraiwe thrt
the marriage -ceremony of . Of, Di-
vine Bridegroom arfd of the church,
Itis bride, is to be a beginning of
itelter coding joy, not the niere end
of sorrow br pain er sufferieg or
death. Prove this, you say. I will.
"Ito, NicOdernues" i ory, "Whither
art time going? rriend, why is thy
countenance so sad? Why /lest thou
hug to they side that great burden
of a hundred pound ,tveight?" At onee
Nicodenitie, the reline Nicodemus who
dame to Jes.di by might, leeks up,
and 1 see that his eyes are filled
With tears 41141 bis face drawn doWn
by a great sorrow. "1 eta going,"
•OttyS lie "With thin hundred pound
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DO you want to , acid
$320. to 'yoTiar ineome?
It 10'1 only re4t4re a Few mintites of l•nur time m.mry day to earn $3ao a'year. You can
earn it u ,am a Chatham leeilh:,tor. A No.* Chatham incubator win bole from too to ino
nggs-ace.fi ling to site of t',". r..ioity (II elm It low average hatch- users of Chatham
1nenbator4 111 ti11 yho no. 2. 1iolteni, ore win n:.s in dt mond and the amply i.. Always nlort,
se llrtY iq the aVelIkKe dee :wowed. '1, you only take ter eight hatehm& in a year, that
giwfs ye,i an turbine of L.:0,w. Wouldn't that extra amount he useful to you? II Bost of
811, yea eta buy a
Chatham Incubator without one cent '
of caoh until October, 1905
The martene per for itself ninny ovor tetore that time. Thom couldn't be h fairer
()fret ttrao tho), %1. sl,u) a trlititiladi Int,undter tO yoll at Once, freight In epo al by US, end
your Ss'. 2plYnlent ret d:113 witit Ltett.tvg., (Ma 'iv tit.; u4 teelay for run 0.0 tieut, re, !An
1u1,libtatats and DrOeUerS haVO every new Improvouent worth u bile ill air int•tilintee
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O Decauso it is perfectly clealu
Wouldn't you like to know that the tea you .drink
has not been touched by Inman hand since it was plucked,
On the plantation ?
This is what you get' in Red Rose Tea. . The old
• method of rolling and packing tea by hand haS been
entirely done away pith on the tea estates Where Red
• Rose Tea is produced. There, as well as in the blending
• and packing rooms, machinery - scrupulously clan'
O machinery -is 'used exclusively.
pitickReedc.1 Rose Tea is never touched ,by hand after being
his fact alone will help you enjoy drinkin,g it.
• The Blue Lake( is recoil -intended..
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