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but We is see that

shelvess ev, l _~ ‘

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Birthday. wlllu

And even if everybody cannot

have a regular birthday party, 'tis very easy to honor the day by the

giving of some pretty little me~ mfntolf you are nterested in some

one’s

very soon, drop in at our store and §r““i;sr,sr:e?;;

ings es y a

purposes st prices that need not strain_ the slightest plurse. A nice

Napl:m_ Ring, wit initials en- s--#1-'---l

a as y a_

price, afBrooch of lputgyg curltiiés design or 75c, s an me go -

filled Bracelet for ‘$1.50 and dozens ; oi other aptprop ate articles at

similarly tri ing cozt. .

And, of course. t ere erepeuty l

°f mgher P_n¢ed`th¥”__g5° _ , , . _- _ L_ believers who mske.moss.ot the bless-

_ l i _ V _ - . _ - l tidciltfohthsn of Jesus Christ Himself,

E. , I ’Ch“"1°**°”°W“~ in whom dwellers all the fullness of

M tude

_ i msuyv rm

THE DRUGG““= fnssutr nw. lhnn»reessu-°s;rsr:u:l

Somcb0iiyss;» l r

FIFTY CENTS - ‘l _

if :`f».M ,ll l»\.i>tt1_iiA"f`l'»1 FGM

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neo spasms.)

_ons part of this chapter.

_forth the grit love

et God. Fathn, lon and lab lpisit; for lest. helpless, es-rut human-

slsl the srmrlstll! or the snssls

in His Joy over the salvation

The lost_hhsssSs'uesssts

because of sin. to lo (Ps. iviil. 8; elix, 1783 li, %>; the lost piece tes our iheiplessuess,

to restore ourselves and to a sense of our condition

lair e¢=§ itiiiiggi in -- iii?

_ ,_ - ._ _ _ always supplies

prescriptiih Wi l"f°"“",.’;‘."n"""°,,,,. .,,*"*"f

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' ' ron ssolrvn or suv. °‘ 5° fe” *° b° Bu' '

V *W sm so .mn ` _ L "5°3' “ll _ helghgg n-une: ::;¢|;l.;;:a rt ".'---for-~~ '""‘""‘°' ”` l, _ .; A ‘i _=' ‘ qollssalilliis ‘0_1l\‘lQl'_

nl *ii~".'i“' " i` ' "1°°§`_,\q;" rastnotivirnx¢s'naln¢°s'li"n» me asm

for them they knew Him not (iss. i, 8;

._ .. _ _ ,;__,.,, _l.,__ .lvul,»l1; lzv.1.s-v,_s-fmelv,

71 -i"~’»Ul§9Af¢l"~f fl-1~ {g."u¢se-\mfng|»"o$rr.e;wswors

-5 9 ,_ m_ - _ 10 ,_ m-_ to Philip on the night before the cruci- flilsiip. gr. _ , _ 1.15%” ilI_io_|l, ‘filsve X been so long time with =_§ ,, ,, lf? §»&l,_,_<§,, you and yetlsstxhou not known Me,

__ _ _ _` 4 rl .1 5 .. tt Philip?" (Johnxiv, 9.) it mustbe s

,_ 12 nwtf great grief so Him when we talk og

let as if we knew Him not. All fear or lotions care or fretfuiness, anything but the rest and quiet of calm. conn-

Y dence, is an indication that we know l Him not as we might. i The younger son illustrates those who l prefer God's gifts to God Himself-a ’ present selfish enjoyment rather than the love of God andthe comfort of His Gain, who went out from the presence of. the Lord to do ss he pleased; liisau, who preferred the pres- ent enjoyment of a miss of pottnge to lil God given birthright, and Israel _ preferring Egypt and its ground fruits

me yo be ‘io the heaven sent marina and the bon' ht B t , promised land are illustrations of some B 3 , ' pnhases of the prodigal son. When we °y°° 9' m sway from God. whois the foun-

tain of living waters, and seek to sat- isfy ourselves with aught else, even with His best temporal gifts,_we are hewingfout eisterns, broken cisterns, that canhold no water, and sooner or

A ‘ister we shall surely come to want (Jer. __l ii, 18; John. iv. 18, 14). For further

comment on this line of conduct, or misconduct, les-Ecci. i, 1, 8; ii, 10, 11.

There is s phase of the younger son's

experience seen in the lives of those

Question- tilc Best Clothes

birthday that comes along

Every fit [guaranteed Every suit warranted. A select stock for your’ `

inspection,

Best workmen em-

ployod.

', Lgfett Gemge SL I J ` ,ings of justification, adoption and sanc-

_ _'N _ '_ ., _WW : I' A' il `§~- b f‘,-na‘;1'mIvF»‘

BIOCIII "1 ' "veG%a&D;§EEe£ons thU!ef`:fuf;n ' , ir `< --f` i V 5:23 l fr, - `~»,.< "' :`.‘,‘_' Fl' ` " ' Ulf B l‘W'fbl“51“¥»

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doing this work( - » __

." é i’ sd" t° 'mi `Bsrristers."S`0li¢|U0i'5-' M0-` f `\ . __ . , X .

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l = ~ ' "T _W es; E-Ansnnsuxr

é " hind ' `

hlnto _ihlll

whereas Jesus Christ Himself would

_. lures us sway from God. it is all about

us oh every side. vain lruld help of

. _ , ,._ - man, the citizen of this world, when

Summ¢“,%_b‘1'P'_E° _ _ ones the soul beginsitehuuzer for God.

\‘»Hxl.u--lloyafhiilif or osmlns but orlumss :sale must needs no s

" ' ' deeper humiliation ere"_the¢sou_l' will

whole hsartediy and persistently turn to God. First a sense of want, then seeking help from the world, then a besstly ~appet.ite-these are often the developments sro s man begins to see himself as he really is. We read in I Cor. v, 5, of one delivered to Satan for the destruction of the flesh, that the spirit may be` siived in the day of the Lord Jesus. In Job xxxiii, 14-30, we

sooner or later. -

‘ In most cases

' i ir i ' drelEiv% . _ ._ _

the eye sttnin, b\li1dil1iI' ' “` ' -"‘7` "' "'” `

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fl liwsnievnniil. . »

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H_ *[AYLOR“’ l)lSlllfClCll'ilg Jeweler and opilelsn. ‘ Effect ye Safe, Ee no ca, ,M ,M n ,M ,D mm

_,.8 id i?»§.,$v '

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mm ° 7 e em°r‘ W I sa. of our Fsthsis house and love and

Pedect Gumicide ale teen aeellrslpf P‘°“U~

ghts and t e his feet turn

3fl`§'=s}»§’_»'i§,i’$',°¢Tl§iif¢°fl\a°'f°1"" __",""_' nelnswal-u _ns an love no plenty or ‘l”"' ` ‘ - ' his fqthefs house, But he does not

G_~D'_ yet new me mner. um ullnss only

of the possibility of obtaining s serv

Funeral Director, and Embalxner. ant’s plscf sl his fathers house. He

Odice Phonezrg c,Resideuce Phone 60. did not dream of the welcome and the

ther can the sinner understand the heart of God and the tree justlucation

‘ Lumen. - $'..°2I.‘;.ZS'é".;. 157.3 '.‘I.‘;‘ii?.“.i’,’.'?;'

had made (Goa. ) Bee the robs

_Company’s wharf or ngmemsu gamma or ssl-

Pmum ‘t 7_°0 vatisn lem lxi. It der. v, I1; the

I-84"

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with

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g;rt.!rosn the bxéeat oxygen producers. pssstus and I4 day-$12!, these g

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the wherever

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)|on'rsnsL,Mly 10, -Wong on and

Won|1Gin were ionni guilty today ot

bhemurderof Mm Q-long, manager of the Victoria C line=e Theatre in Jsnulry 1st,and sentenced to be banned July 22. The vlctlm was pounderrinto insesslbiiity

_=_

Ilsnrrsx, May 10.-Sch( Mary Ellen -rom Port Hawkesbury with a cargo of roll, bound to Liverpool, ~while making Halifax Rot out of her oourse this mom- iulrdurlniz the thick weather an'd ran ashore on Holystone. The crew lsnfled in their bust and rovrei to Halifax, Tl, vessel, which was 79 tous, wal owned by

with iron bars and his holy tossed over s balcony into the courtyard below.

H. Ssngster, Guysbaro, and will be n total wreck. _

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if-YUKON lt|VER CLEAR “IIJ-“_IJ.,;..i--- .5c..,¢__ "C231 \ Dswsolv, Yukon Territory, May: 10.- The Yukon river is now char, with the

exeep‘ion of two ice iams, one at Selkirk and the other at Five Fingers. The ioe broke downfon the ilont oi Dawson May

7l.h,§|tt.e cerliesi;{`knov‘vn“` since white men dame to the country.

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' mi ] d how od does everything that isp.

WW -,,~ him; net#

diilllwd ._ ..

The Kldnoya Dlrootiy Responsible for Poisonous Waste Matter which lo Loft in tho System.

acts directly on the blood stream, 'whereas there is no other way in this

People are accustomed to speak of a blood purifier as something which

c purified except through the filtering action

world in which the blood can b

of the kidneys.

It is because of their direct and specific action on the kidneys that Dr.

Chase's Kidney-Liver 'Pills~~havc no equal as a means of eliminating from the blood the poisonous waste matter which collects in the system during the

artificial life of winter.

This great family medicine is so frequently heard of as a cure for severe A

and chronic cases of kidney disease that people sometimes lose sight of its

great value as a purifier of the blood.

The very fact of 'the supremacy of Dr; Chasc's Kidney-Liver Pills as

` a. treatment for kidney derangements is the

best evidence of -» its value as a purifier of the

blood. '

By ensuring activity of the liver and

bowels as well as the kidneys, Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills thoroughly cleanse the system of. all poisonous impurities, purify tho. .blood and drive out the painful and dangerous ailments arising from a clogging

of the filtering and excrctory organs.

Mr. Tronommn oi' 838 Adolnldo lt., London, Ont.,

' states :-“Two years ago I wss laid up with kidney disease and

- urinary troubles. Besides the pain and inconvenience caused by

` these troubles I ,became dropsical, and my legs would swell up

so thot I could scarcely go nrouad at all. Hearing of Dr. Cirase`s Kidney-Liver Pills I ps-ooured A. box ond continued the use of this valuable' medicine until now, I can sa; for s certainty that I a_m entirel cured. l never took spy me iclne that did me so much good. sud dm firmly convinced that if it hnsl not been for this medicine I would not be working to-day."

Iam now preps ed to u V f` 225153’ l-= »»-'- »°-lb F f= ll fl »' " '”"" `f£"$°.".l‘}l.°' r§2§§“§i°'€§Zil; ml-° ml .“ 'll l is .1

l so an eve s urn e u tu ol' ht() Whicx ' R wsu eff, “_ ` _ _

A1|3° .° ° "V ` ` Mr. Arthur Weldon, Forryvlllo, Carleton Do., N.B.,

wrltnl :-" Myzwife was s. (rest, sufferer- from kidney disease for several years. ‘She was troubled with pains in the small of the back and in the side, was gradually losing flesh and growing weaker. llvjot into s, very bad- state, suffered dreadful pains sad her ank es would swell up so that wo were afraid of drnpsy. We had A bpoysolhr. Cbasds in . the house, and reading about Dr. Uhase's K nay-Liver Pills decided to try them. Relief soon

’ same with this treotmnt. My wife has been entirely cured and

says she would not without Dr. Ohase’s Kidney-Liver Pills

for tn? times thslplrice. f

l__, V “ an ushsg . 0hna's Nerve Food myself. and is is build, 3,, sm. 'mnrnuztt \ ls; me up wsu sfmlly." l

_ Dr..Chaso’sli£id.noy-Liver Pills

~ I ' ` _ (UNI Plhis l

Are sold by all dealers at the advsrtfsed rice of agfcents a box, 5 boxes for

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$1.00, or mailed, postpaid, on rrfeceipty og: price _by Edmanson, Bates & Co., V.

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