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services, but the attendance at . given chapel is always restricted by onsite prejudices to some one it

_ caste or :o the outcastes. Whilel 1 bound with thi-se unyielding fetters, all

the people will not.. Allcanuot come to ourchapi-\~. To meet all the casts we must go to them, and to do this, or we

` must adopt ourselves toexisting condition ' and meet the people where they meet

. each other.

One of the meeting places is the town

bazaar. The baxaar .merchant does not shut himself up within the compass of

` feur walls, nor does he have to hustle

found frem shelf te shelf in order to ,upplyh is customers with the goods they ,iisiis. He may or may not have shelves in his warehouse, hut never in his store.

x _His wares are spread out en the floor of

theopenvaraiidah, facing the street in front Of the house. Here in tha middle of his varanclah, surrounded by his stock in trade, hc seats himself on the door, [on alsvel with his goods and with his bare legs comfortably packed in front of him he diligently attends to business as cus- tomers come and go.

As these baxaar stores are practically

out ofdoors,ln the main streets of the town and patronise by everybody they present one of our opportunities of meet- ing the people of high caste, low caste

i - and no caste and of preaching Christ to * them. _

The surroundings are not helpful.

Sometimes theyare very trying, but we are told to "go" and preach the Gospel to every creature. This is the reason we preach in the baxaar-the peonle me there. The village market is anoth ii fi’ i|.e~i» meeting places, within a cii-i~\_» of live miles from Lnakapalle, their are live

_ markets held weekly on different days

and in five different villages. These markets are held in the open air and are attended by large concourses of people of all cmites, from the surrounding villages. We also go, not to buy or sell but to give God’s message of grace to the noisy uncultured crowds that gather there. We. take our stand in the shade of some friendly tree, and are soon surround-

_ ’ edby sgroup of hearers. They are not ` verv inviting. They are not inviting at

all. But they will be after they have been transformed by the power of God

The conditions are not the best far

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When babies are restless it is the surest possible sign of illness Well babies

Sleep soundly. Correct the disorders which cause sleeplessness. Do not give Chlldfen 3115’ medicines containing opiates, as such are simply stupefying and not curative. Baby s Own Tablets are the only proper remedy for sleeplessness

They give the baby sound, healthy, refresh

ing sleep and it will wake up healthy and happy

These tablets are the best cure in the world

for simple fevers, colic, all stomach troubles,

nervousness and are a relief for croup

They are purely vegetable little lozenges,

pleasant to take, free from the slightest dis

agreeable taste and always edective. Every mother should keep them in the house

Good for all Babies. Try Them for Your Baby

You can find them at drug stores or get them postpaid at 25 cents a box by

writing direct to

THE DR. WILLIAMS MEDICINE C0

Brockville Ont.

I-l11'0\lgh the GOSpel Of His Son.

away from the hedge,and out of their

vrvwhins-the noisy din. and c°nf\1Si_°n. slglm ln ,_ shorter mme ,han ,he best yoke _ OPPOSED TO RE/MARRIAGE. MADAMB TS_iLKA’S ADVICE

~ the choking dust raised bylthe treading of oxem or the neebest _,alt of legs would -' ____

feetofthe people and their cattle. Tse take,” tread t __ ta ___ The e l l Sanamsoioo, October 16.-The house

opportunity for direoi, opposition that me hem calff,..tl_°;n:: b,:nd;.. but ll; ffl; j°fd»o\1ties_0I the Episcopal church or” sown, Butgar-ia, october 16.-nie

open market and the mably multitude .unch written ln Engllsh on 8 had iAll\°l'iG8, Sliibilll BSB °°mmiW¢¢ 01 She-parents of Madame`Tsilka, the Bul

gives te those who are disposed to oppose “mud its head Mid across lm torehud fWh0l¢» B<i0Pf»¢d H10 P1‘°P0S¢d _ °\U<»\1 Pr0- ' flax-ian teacher who was captured by

_ us-these are notdesirabie conditions, but l_lms_..“odel 2_ “assay Hm_l,ls__ Townl_o_ libifiinlr the N-mmllgf Of dlv°f’¢°d Der- l brigands with Miss Ellen M. Stone, the

they are here, and as we can neither re- Cinadm.. Thls trusl_y_ good old wheehour ,S0118 f0l‘ M0508 ll°_T» 8PiSiI_l8 PNVIOUS U0 §Americau missionary, have received move them nor wait for better, we must ‘onveyor to and ______v________ of these hedge ghgir former marriage. Tna canon was _another letter from their daughter urging

force our way through them. tl ls' - l f sm l i8d°Df».°d BS 15 081110 fl`°U1 911° HOUSS Of _ the step already taken, namely, stopping

- mee nga, animpoi-tan a r n every

Our touring tent. is also one of our servlcelw me hedge Them ls nol,_ap_u_b§Bi8h°PS- T110 V000 H5004 132 f°l' 153 _the military pursuit.

preaching places. When on tour, we can of lb l,_ll,_, ms not héen repeulledly undiagainst. _ _

sometimes put up in an indigo factory, a as 3 ppl: on which to hang a Gospel u.utb_ _ ' .----._.».-___. _._..

mild supe_rintei.l;ient’s _l'.;\1D851°W» °'d°' For iriese services we seldom know il ‘___ JOB FOR DRY __ CK ro ice stat on. ut as t. ese accommo a- beforel ml what text or theme or 0 _ tions are available only when unoccupied Sermoulsvlll be_ Tslgrmusn all depemfon GERMAN SAILORS MUTINY. -

and Lherefora uncertain, we usually take Wham” our bearers are Bnhmlns or ”°“"*’ our tent along. It is pitched in a grove audi,” or pM_lahs_ and on what questlau. it s__?§§:;:’__h?_f_=_w:3 ;2°____Th§__ H. M. S. ludefatigable will be repaired

'- 0\' Ulldfl' °1“f¥° ¥»l`¢¢» IW" 301112 ¢€I“>l'°‘1 may be ‘sped what °pp°sltl°u ogered i __ iron clad Ha ____ mutinous conduct . heres This was definitely se ttled yester

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.i "H180, from which we can, for a number some come to llstem any have head the “mint “_ _hm wmch recently occurred lday when S. M.|Brooktls'lcl received orders

_ of days, visit the surrounding villages; Gospel before and want,” understand ln on board the Gazelle some of the ,from Vice-Admiral Sir Frederick Bed

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._ HIFI- Of these we c\ii.i~.t at!-.ird many,

o Soon after our arrival at one of these can- more lully_ some come to opp°s,_,_ while isailors on ma Hagen out the me hose and lford. _The job will be a very large one,

~ tres, it becomes known that peopleare per- others come ln the hope of getting A dls_ ll dimmed °__h____ parts of _he an ___p__““_____ il and will test the capabilities of _ the Dry

‘ mitaed to come and see." They come. pun, settled or 8 tooth exn_acmd_ M, “_ . fDock Company.-Halifax Herald.

they coma tosee, but our work is arrang- wound treated, or a pil_l ar a potion for __

eden that wniio they are ming, they sv? of tb_¢_=l_§_ls_s_ny _l>_l'l_li_rl_a_i_ry___:_l1_<_i__l¢_1l_1;'_s_ ,T ~ ` ~ °1\e11°»\'° hw °“-i°l>°>’ ‘*°~ "he" “"’ “'° 2fnei`.“f~°;°in¢or°i_i§orn Wim; they inner caames. cnonusa. ntaaanosa J -sm" "R c°""" nd

both out preaching inthe surrounding “ch o¢_h_¢l-_ mm ,hlltllver their motives lands” Summer Complaints in Chlldmn _ and Warks_‘ofI the Cold.

villages, a christian servant is left in g6._;_° l_>hfi_lf_l ¢__l1c;_1_l_i_l_¢_¢_l wl3§_g__°:P¢1 °f land Adults readily cured by Fullefs ___Il_s__xea:_1_:; B?:=1§_§;inn_i_il_e___'i_;ao1e¢_;__¢;_ui;e5c_a cold charge of the tent and he preaches to es S “ A_ ‘_'M¢Ll§0D_ Blackberry Cordial. Always _lreiiablef 1°-7-In Wf M' 2111 UNH W¢dy Sat heow tl

to those who come while we are away Ln,_k,_l,a11¢_ Vigpgppatam Dist., India. Af, a]1de,1e1-5 at 25 cena ._ UH! 21

and invites them so repeat their vieis, as _ i ____.,____, §`.“°°»?Zf.".°.i’f' "§“'..`.'.§.`§” `i'.° §'.l'§...'.'.1.".`..° "-*'_ ~ -----. 1 wk wrt wmv.

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this invitation, some who hear the PROMISED A FARM IN S The completed census figures will give Gospel in their villages earlier in the day S I THE -l~RANsVAAl__ Gnnadaa population of about five and a r Come for further inquiry. Others who ' _ ______ half millions. 'i here are qiiitea few of '_ I are at their work when we visit their _ i LONDON. 0Ui»0b¢1' 13--A d°9D5i<=h ff°lH us, and it is better to be prosperous and

G Middl¢b\1l`8h» Cow 0010111. NPOPUS 91180 8 happy than to be numerous.-Hamilton

i _ _ `-_German prisoner who was captured by _Tum-s_

villages, on learning that' we have been

there, come to hear the “righteous

_ _ doctrine” for themselves. Mrs. hlcheod

receives the women and I receive the

_ men, and we frequently have a good

quiet time opening up the way of sal- vation to them, and clearing away their diiiiculiies. This might perhaps be cal- led our tentative opportunity.

The "highways and hedges” afford

- still another opportunity of meeting the ~ Dfrople where they meet each other. _ There are /4) public highways le-sling

_ into Auakapclie. A short distance from

the town on each of thi-so roads there is

' m atoil gite. out side of which groups of ` llfople iron; itistiini. vi.l.:-nes, cook their ‘ fcoii, i~<»_~it, mid wut for their in-l'iI,e_l

feiiew-ti-avrllers-. Gaihereil together, and

_ w.~.i.ing, Llit-y are ready tn iisteri. \Vc

Ilrngle with i`ni_~ii\, find out who they Hrs, whiire they are fi-em, and tel! them the

‘ “Uli|_ gill ‘§0|‘y`° 50 Very D8W LO f/h9l1l. i. These highway meetings are seldom large

_, - bu: thi.-y tire not to be despised, through f_ them we tap mauy distant villages, for

Anakiip-illi is the commercial contre for all this region and people whom we thus meet, and With Whom we become ae- Qlminted when they are away from their homes, receive us is ol-i frieuils when we tour in their part of the country.

` Uhile we avail ourselves of those hi8h°

"ly opportunities, we do not neglect the uhedles" of which there are a suP€\‘°

_ lbundance in this land. They are found

bythe aide of almost every roufi and b.Y Nth. And on every road and path, in Other words, by every hedge, one is over- iakea or metby people goin-z to and from their villages or their mira. We always Count on meeting people be the hedittbli u°l'afall and successful iirelge meeting,

"°°\¢8D¢cial attraction is u.-ually neces-

ildeed, so far, we have had but one, but this one does its work well, and thelpeople do not seein to grow weary of it. I do 1105 know a hedge in these parts, at which it 'ul “Ot Rather and keep a crowd Of *°i»¢l’est.eii hearers. as long as it is made -io illustrate Gospel truth to them, and 'ben the sermon is over, to the delilht

the congregation that it has called

it silently carries the preacher

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3 gentleman suH`ere‘l from Diabetes.

He tried many remedies but got no help _ __ ____ ____ __ $150 000 __ i __ _

until he heard of Dodd's Kidney Pills. » _:X h__“_;,l____de;:_c_T_ _ie ___ ‘ _ hé Unites Word has been received r. . tin Cambridge

The first box convinced him that they | S _ _ University that Sir Robert li 3. I own- were helping him, and he continued until °“`”"' ll dean professor of astronomy, wi ~ iv-is I0 he was completely cured. _*W* _ head the delegation from Ganibrviize at Many Of Mr- D®Sr0¢h¢l'S'f\‘i¢HdS f-\10\l8h'- _-‘ Bicyclists and all athletes depend on 'the Yale bi-centennial, is unfortiwitely

that the cure claimed was not 8-D€l'mMl¢l1U* BEI\"IJLEY’S Liniment to keep their prevented from being present hy the one and that the Diabetes would-return AS joii.i.s1iniber and muscles in trim. 1 serious illness of his daughter.

soon as he stopped taking the niedicinei ` ____¢_____

hi h h did i 135%. _

wlncord; to bl; satislied on the question A BALOONS PROGRESS. »

Mr. Desrochers was interviewed the other _ PAms_ 0°wbe__1éf_?l;e balloon of Com" _' _

day- no Lo vnnix, wiiion lofi. Dos sabiottes, _ » - _ “S011” WW’ WHS °8° ° °"“”‘”°”” W” i nm- ronion, saturday emi. on ii. voyage 1 nw- sifo,_raio is _to ojer-sity that I invo published Sam# W” 1°” 1*” °"“°°’°d ; moon the mediterranean, was reported ‘neon mation uiiinuianie bnokror iineon with D=“b°t'°s mr °'°_r nn y°.”8 pnviour ' yesterday near the Balearic Islands, with _ naps,

ii I7°“d§:;DZid':___i;u?u:3ll;.h:i;u:;`: Z ill °'1 b°“‘¢ '°u° F I have used three bottles of your MIN- ycu. Y . '

T question asked him. _ * ~ N AL AFFE€.l.A.n0NS_ ‘°L°i.t°::i“i.;”; :.;i°:::.:: ofiiii-“ere” i-=-e.i..i--iii

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I tml? is in the Province and it is all duei piiildiii' lg, si-dbthes, heals and cares.

'*“‘°'° ’ . - . th torso! to i>»ii'~K~i»-»~Pii»~ 1 iid ei- Dv i£:':.;‘s°:;'.":=“.».‘:t....i.':...

betes, and five boxes cured nie and cured _ _ T -mem 9°” °‘“`°d' This W” m Hg' 1898' T Our new stock of cloths ia ` Two Ewen' ROBER I

iandlhava not since had the slizhléif-_ wmmew Calyand ga,

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Ioymptomot Diabetes or any °f»\*°1'f¢i8` suits,oveecoata'aadpanes.- ease.”

Colonel Gorringe states that

"""' Llisted in Germany at the

' - \ '_ i 1900 by a Boer Agent, who promised him ' B3~bY'|°°1dm3-Yb°_c‘“`°dmlni¢hiibY\3U\l

Im-@i`Vl9W9‘l he bt ‘tes P*-*Si l ,_ farm in the Tl__.ms'_ml_ , Vapo-Cresolene. which has been extensively

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_ _ _ _ _ f WANTED.-A case of Headache that Bl nl A

B-lievr his Life is in IKUMFORT Powders will not onre in* R E ND T"-E Bmmes'

'l from ten to twenty minutes.

Danger. - _____,___

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An interesting Ca~e H/-ported from Vienna, Oitober 16.-Die information

_ _saysit learns that the Russian gover~ _

Q:-r-bifc City Three Ytii-TS ‘*.‘-’i"-’ 1 gnient despite the Gzar’s visitto France,i '_'-¢W"

_ _ . l_ lis unable to secure a loan in Paris. It

Rvvlved by an I°`e""e"" “""h ° °_o<iristiinttno som or si-zs'ooQ,o9:i is nr- Priucipai *Vi-ness. Cgently needed for im nediate require-_

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QUEBEC, Que., Oct.. 18.-(Special)--A , ______ ____

i remarkable example ofthe wonderful Der- 3, To Cum R healmhe ln ten mllmllas us miinency of the cures effected by Dodd`s KUMFOR-li Headache l»0,._.de,.s_ _ Kidney Pills is the ciise of Mr. Sam Des- ’

i . h' ° . ‘ ~ rogbirdfd ;e;scii,i§"oceeding May 1398. thi* ` l50’ew FOR LECTURES' _-_-Oi-__ i

It is said that D/FT.-i_>iori, w

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ni use for twenty four years. All druggists.

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l Women are c--lied the gentle sex. But l why do they cause thousands ofjoyous li:71.'di~i to be shot down in order to de-Lorie h .is ii-ii ii :he corpses ‘ol naturi-fs Iiltle sliig_~t.i~r.~ ‘l Lmdori Nrwf.

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uai. w. ciiiisrs i ~ ~ climinii cuiii 25°-

_ ls sent direct to the diseased ' parts by the improved Blower.

Heals the ulcers, clears the air

passages, stops droppings in the

' throat and p_ermana.ut y cures

Catarrh and ay Fever. Blower

_ free. Aildea.lers,or Dr.A. W. Chase Medicine Co.. Toronto and Bufalo.

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ARD’S LIMINENT and am completely cured.

It gives me greatpleasure torecommend

it, and you are at liberty house this in any way to further the use of your .valuable medicines. ’

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In the matter of your Winter Overcoat, let m suggest Chinchilla At $10 yi ii can get one, 81| WW". blue or blaelnl ~t color serge or Italian lining Chinchiilas are the popular Overcoat L loths better at $12 still oetrticr at $ Our piices will save you from $2 to

$4 on cash of these coats.

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Because we buy for cish and for two large stores The more we buy the cheaper me

buy it Youll iind it the same

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The all wool double breasted or single brea. *- ed suits in blue and brown at $5 ine tai I blue ser;-ri douhle breasted or single breast ii, now $8 be ter ones $10, still better, $12 and #ii $18 runoi ig ii. little surprise party down in our Clothing

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