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OI"1‘LIl\'l~1. 1. Jesus Sought hy Gentiles, v. °.’0-22. 2. Jesus Lifted Up to be Himself Glori-

v. SLR. _$1 Imus Lifted U p to Glorify the Father, v. £7. 98.

4. Jesus Lifted Up to Glorify Man, v.

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Time.-The Greeks visited Jesus either

on the evening of the triumpbal entry in- to Jerusalem, or (more probably) just be- fore he left the temple. Tuesday, April 4. A. D. ill.

Place.-'l.'11e temple in Jornsaloll.

LESSON HELPS.

ill. “Certain Greeks"~Men of Greek

blood who had given up idolatry and yet were not fully Jem.-.-. They did believe in the ooo God of Israel. "At the feast"- Fadst Of the pasaover. `

21. “Came _ . to Philip"-His name

is a Grecian name, therefore they came to him. “We would see Jesus"-Not only _ see him, but hear- his teaehiaze. Whether Jesus niet them or not is not recorded. Kit “The holu-is come"-The hour. not

of earthly triumph, but of earthly sorrow ,T ending in the death _upon the cross?

"Should be glorified"-The path of the cross, though dark, proved to be the path of glory ending in light.

24. “A corn of wheat”--That is a l-terlel

on-grain of wheat. “If il die, it bringelh ¢.f¢l't-h nluch fruit"-This is the law ofthe harvest. It is the law of the moral world as well as the material. Death may end in more abundant life.

2.5. “Loveth his life shall lose it."-»-Tlli.s

is true of the intensely sellish man. A worldly life is not a .spiritual nor an eternal one. “He that hateth his life" -That is, counts it of little worth com- pared with tue high interests of the eternal life.

26. “Follow me"-That, is, not simply walk after Clnist, but live in his spirit. “If an man serve nle, him will my Father llonour"-As God exalted his Son, who was patient to death, so he will exalt the true disciples of Christ.

2?. "Now is my soul tl‘culllcfl"-Soul

here i~' in contrast with the word "Spirit" to nlr.;-E; tlzc sensitive part of ones nature. "l.".l-filer. save me from this llourf- dis -'posf ii 2-- pr.~~.ycr, but llc \r;l_~ sul:-llli~sive in :hr l"1l’_ `~~r`s will. "F17-1' that c:lus.~_"--- 'Ii _;1.‘_\l.;¢ll sustnincfl lliln with the fcvl- illi; .3‘.:‘.‘ he was patient .rl _~;uii`cl'ic.;'. ll

'»v;ls`i he vrili of the l;`v.tllc:‘.

the via-‘_orj, through pl‘;\__\'e;'. 'filo ;_-`lo1'j;_'1:1"M 1_2-1:-ll sllialcs out ill the iztollllllcllt, all L7lllI_~'f._ :1‘. 'filo l‘.If`.`crent nzltl1l'c of thc pcn;>`.-.- si1o1'.1~' tilllt sonlc were 11.1;-rc .~pi;'itll;;liy T _lninflc ‘_ than others.

S0. “For yours;1l~:cs"-»~'l`ll1ltJcsus ulixllt be honorerl by the people.

31. "I\'ow"-ThatT is, :lt thc pcrioli of his

suffering and resurrection. “Prix-.ce of 'this -_voll<l"-Tllat Ssilln, ‘.1 l.o1ult1"P f 'thc earth throufzll the fall of the first

Adzlnv, and will he ruled by the triumph T’

bf the second Arlarn, Jesus Christ.

"Will draw all men unto me"-Tllc

cross is the powerful' magnet which :lt- tracts human lleal-l_\‘. Christ draws, not compels. His great not of love for a. sin-- ul race, and as thc lwse feels this it turn T 'in affection to him.

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and ycu ought to knowit..... __ That the Medical Hall is the; best and cheapest place to bay \ drugs etc. The stock is fresh T and up.to-date and can al-T

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LIABI LITI E S.

Deposits at call _ . . . _ . . _ . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .$5,282,675 59 E

City to-day returning from Ioyo Co., California where he visited his brothers, Isaac and Prince, who are engaged in anching. Both are very successful in heirchosen business Mr Smit‘b"8 ut

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Deposits subject to notice . . _ , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,..$10,323,:~l04 77 SWIG Seven Weeks there and afterwards

Interest accrued on deposits. _ _ _ . _ . 2111654 44

--------10,533,959 21

Deposits by other Banks in Canada . . . . _ ._ 63,766 10 _,_;_'_§'¢1g*'T',`,'f¢,- ____ , Deposits by other Banks in Foreign Countries 128,531 98 ,

-~ 192,298 08

Notes ill Circulation . . _ _ . . . . . _ . . _ . . . . . . . _ _ . _ __ _ 1,776,934 49

Drafts drawn between Branches, outstanding 302,320 45

---f v -- 2,070,254 04 _ _

Capital paid up . . . . . . . . _ .._ Y . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . , . .. . -1,8600¥J(l N ‘ I

Reserve Fund , . , . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . _.. -2,418,000 00

Profit and Loss . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . ._ _ ‘$9,795 82 Rebate of Interest on Time Loans' . . . . . . . . . .. _ 82,370 61 i

Dividend No. 134, payable lst February, 1%! 83,643 71 _ »

---- ---~ 4,574,810 14 ‘

~-*- $22,552.09# 90-

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topped over at Boston visiting his brother and sister. He is delighted with- the climate of California, and in the-foil? weeks spent there he did not sec a cloudy day. Farming is doneentirely by irriga- tion. \Vllile there he met Mr. William Smith son of Matthew Smith,

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Insqni Ha'n’pl’”fv‘ iii' merea‘r'lt_ile bdsinesii 301111' Bolpibt, brother of Tbos. Bulpltt, Roeeneath, ‘a land holder and- miner; Brad

ford Callett, Hampton, ln~

but'in6ss;“iIol\n` Bentley,

son ot ‘Mn John Bentley, town. He also- saw Mr. William Bulpittwho hasbeem there for a

oi’ years. Mr. §Smith spent some years in California previous to this

and while there this time he renewed

acquaintance of many old friends.

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Notes of and Cheques on other Banks. . _ .

and Stocks _ . _ _ . . . . . _ _ _ . . . . . . _ . . .. _

CallLoar1s secured by Grain and Other-_

Lofllls to l’rovil1r;¢~.~ and Mi::ii<‘§},l:'llics. _ _ ._

Notes zlllrl Bills, ills;-oullicfi .lull c-ul-ron-'._ _

.Irfll 1-“.stv.fc :mel .\Iol-ig:l_g»;~s . _ . . . . . . . . _ _ . __ _

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Due from other Banks in Canada . _ . . . . . .._

Due from other Banks in Foreign Countries Sterling Exchange ................. ..... ..

lrl\'est1nent_~l (Provincial, Municipal and. _ _

other Bonds) . _ . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . ._ _

Call Loans, secured by Bonds, D@b@n1;ure._,_

_~‘.e:;‘.-Te Coilllnofliti;-1: _ _ _ _ _ _____

\_T _. , _ _ _ _ .iotcs and Bills o\crduc__.._.

“ Balance carried forward . . . . . .. .. . . . .. _ 80,705 82

----.- $34o,494’372 ~

RESERVE FUND.

lam. Inc. 510. By Balance _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ . . ..f ............ __ $2,162,570 00 900. Dec. <51. “ Premium on 991 shares of New Stock 119,372 86

“ Transferred from Profit and Lossl _ _ _ 136,057 14 I

1900. Det-_. 31. 'ro Balance carried .f°rw.m1,=1so?; of `_"“ $2’4i8‘0m 0°

Capital . _ . . . _ . . . ._ 1 _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ ._ _ $2 415500 Q-

ASSETS. __

Tf Specie. . _ . _ . . . . . . . _ , . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ _ ..$1,@,iKi 21 _

Dominion Notes- Legal Tenders' . . . . . . . . . . . ._ _ 1,4&,730 T5

Deposits with Dominion Gov’t for security of

33,210 so

1,264,024 31 ._ 131 26, _ s1T.1o1 15 1,102,339 13

_ 2,300,037 32

._ 1,968,158 ss

Staple Colllllloflil ic_~; _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ ___

_ _ s~21,s75_ 00

-f-- --i 1l,'i`Z9,935 81

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:lllrl Stocks . . . . _ . , . _ . . _ . . . . _ _ _ . . . .._

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Cllr1‘c;li Lo:‘.n.<_ .~;¢-l_-zllmwl l_~.5,~1,;,-im, and U,~§,,.,.

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C.-lsll Cleflif. _‘tc-;~ollni.~' :lull S-ccllrerl Ove;-llr;l;"T_'s 2!-‘i.S+_i0 61 i

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1,323 2-Ii-

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.l_~.:zl~: i’r-;mi_c=, Safes all-_l Oiiicc l~`llruiturc. 4-1,752 G5

_ --__ 11,1-_#1:-1,-me 14

_-_ $22,552,997 0

- PROFIT All D LOSS.

189.9, Dec. 536, By Balance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . _ . ._ _ $ 30,565 57

1903. Dcc.I}l. “ Net profits for current year; losses F

by bad debts estimated and pro-

vided for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ 313,%8 15

1-- $345,494 72

1900. June 30. To Dividend N0.1$3,payabl0 lst A\1g.,l900 80,998 05

nec. 31. ‘~ “ Nalal, 1.-lreb., 1901 s-104311 I

“ Contribution to Ollicers’ Pension Fund 10,000 (0

“ “ “ Canadian Patriotic

Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . ... 5,000 00

" Transferled to Reserve Fund . . . . . . .._ 136,057 14

H. C. MCLEOD,

General Manager.

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Guardialls Rcprcscnlalivc Reviews the l)aysSil1cc

S the Xmas Holidays.

The majority of the students have

litlysf In these examinations the Island

taken a good standing. In sevenil cases they have led their classes, while a. goodly

s ers lsem r e ,soonlorule into line and marched through the principal streets of the city. At length they reach-

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'pm ned, _rc I _ t th _ , welcome. In the afternoon_many of _th¢,i , Mk _ _

“fed fh°"Sa" ‘Scene

fr? _ ‘i er _mvmg sm” eirjsoldlers left for thelrhornes ln the various lolaays at their own homes Or _ vin hue h . d mba

_ _ pro ces, w t ose remalne cou

:ie t;Emg?”'e;) °felt'h“"°d fr'e”€”t‘;"fdl_seen_doating about the streets. In many ‘

3 eu" 'es mm ° ‘ en cases-sad to say-they apparently had

studies for allothcrterm. ’1lle _results of , imbibea wb ~h ,.5 _t r.. d -

h _ _ h f d h N muc re wa e an were 1' e_re"cnt exa'mmd§"°"3 ave. _0rme` t e Vnot altogether accountable for the way ` ‘ l llc of conve ' tl I th st few .

oi ~ .ma -on -M 8 pa ‘ ‘they were acting.

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students in their respective years have _ - ’ ° ’ ° '

On the evening of IFriday, Jan.

11th- Professor Stockley of the -Uni-

aumberof them have either taken Hrstiivelflty Of New Brunswick. 1¢Cb\1l'¢d ._

classrank or have r_eached..a,high stand- ‘ill D&lh0USie 0011086, \1l1fl€l‘ the _aus- lugin the second class rank. when it l1i<=es,0f the S0<_iales~ Debatinx Society-

was learned that the returning troops ofliThe subject was “The Patriotism of

the Sgqqgrl Couginafnt werg (gland 0111 SllakeSpe8.I‘e.”Ml'.Si0(3kl€Y l`»I'B8l`»8d1bll}&. \\-ednesday, that day was proclaimed a m$U¢l'1Y WHY and H033 C0515 'fill W ` holldaylnthe college. Halifax had been _see that the learned professor had ’ ,. making preparations for their return and 58 kU°W1°d8° °f the Writings Uf, consequently presented quite agay ap~ ,tim 8T¢&5 dlfilllatisli- At the C1086 pearance. T1-icolor Bags could be seen=€01llm¢UffS 'WGN 111511115 OD U16 lloatingin all dire"tions -In the fore part-ECUUN by D1' F0335 and Pl`0f€$S0l‘S

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. y 1-ein, "lego, urray ecan. A

honor of their arrival. About 12 a. m.- the vote of thanks was moved by G. H. Sedg

9 .olaa - alla' lm lr fl ~ f .1 - ‘wick and sewndedfby L. J. Miller. The

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Williams’ Pink Pills, and I got a few boxes. After I had used ndgix there was much improvement in my condition, and by the time I had used a lf d

I was again enjoying good health. I naturally think no other medicin ac'ln0zci‘1-`lUi)e1-S

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