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Fashions <~li.'iiii_ie in \`al<-iiliii.- Ilii_\' ri-»

Fzeliibralieus as in iiiattcla of iliees. l~`or lleveml years past popular favor ha- oiwiii- ed to turn almost unlreisally io ilu- piz- lture postxxirll, 'und these soil\'liiir.- of thi- 'Fellrunry festival liave been iimlliii-ell iii Nidloes variety and their sales have run into thc millions. Now a iii-iv fad his piade its iippcarliiirc, :ind the i-¢-li»l>|'anis if St. Vulentine`s ])n_\'. with a liclileness miwortliy llovotoris of lovc. are iiiaiiil`cst~ ‘ing enthusilisni for ai iiiiiuvatioii that, it :nust be conceded, li; the eliul-iii of nov- tally. l \Vould you, then, be in fashion in your lproffer oi' volcntiiies iii the }ii~ogic.i¢li\'e | cur 1908? lf so, you must dispense ivitli

'ézushnted postals und discard the tinie-

norcd emotions of lace paper and hand- intsd satin in favor of'a more up-to-

sw love token. '_l`lie new keepsake, if

[Ion would he abreast the times. zunst be ,A ststuette or a plaster cast of t'upid. The lu'-ulpturcd image of the god of love may ;-iv. in any one of a variety ol forms and, lillmwise, in there u \\'iile\ range of poses ‘$0 choose fmin. ' l kfyiillb there is much to he said iii Ib, 'tid l.liis new cluss of gifts lippro- »‘l.y` _N to St. V.'ilcr\tini:'s Driy. Fil-at of ‘Lim (hey can lay claim to artistic quali- Hclfions not possessed by any of the iviilnntfmes heretofore curiient, and then,

lxidun, they constitute ornaments for home _ raéons that are attractive net for ri slay nor a ivpclc, but indefinitely. The 'Nut partfif it is that this new fad, though

it might appear at first thought lin ex- pensive luxury, is not really so by any menus.

l.luppi.l_\', as in the cuss of their prede-

cessors in the field of \'s.lentines, these new inesseiigers of ali`eciion`inay repre- sent an outlay exactly cominensurlite with the size uf the purse of the donor. The son of lt niultiuiilliunliire may present lo his ladylove a dainty figure of Cupid chis- eled from the finest marble by the hand of li nmstsl- and for which the indent ivooer has paid more thlin the price of nn im- plv.-ssive diamond ring. On the other hand, the young man o_f modest means

llllll’ sccilimrperlilips, n replica of this saiiio statuct e, or, at least, one equally ai-tisl.ic,' molded in plaster or composition, for one or two dollars. Indeed, the new form of valentines 'muy be secured in even lilore inexpensive forms, artistic Italians are noiv placing on the market excellently rendered medallions of Cupids ut prices as loiv as 10 cents each.

While, as has been said, the new cur-

rency of love luis made its appearance in a variety of forms, the medallions and plarques bearing representations of Cupid

will scarcely enjoy the popularity vouch-

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safest to the statuettes. As :i liiatter ull fact it has not waited upon this present

movement apropos bring these figures tes of Cupid have most cllolislied urt l-riculi homes. 'l`lie

the vl.ilcntinc season ti into vogue. Stiituet- loiig been among the objects in many Ani- l'\~pl1-sclitiitiolls of the e of iii_vtliolng_\' ha'.'e| fiom repruductioiis mfi i all (Tupids-~the one

that is stiiinpcd with the genius ol' its url:-l utor, lllicllliel _\iigrlo--to the ever pupularl group poi'tr;iyili|; (`upill and Psyche.

Mention of tliese two niytllical pcnzon- ages brings to iuiiid thc pre-eminent love] story of ancient fiililc. Cupid, the god of! love, iviis the son lil' \`ennsi nnll her con-l stunt rlniip.'lnioli. .\riiil‘<l with liow and' arrow he shot the darts of desire into the bosoms of both gods and nlen. His own fanciful love story coniiiienced when Venus suddeiily grew jealous of the heuiity of Psyclie. n young virgin whose charm:-li won for her that homage from men which] had pl~ci'ioiisI_v been supposed to lic due, onlv to \'enua herself. The goddess, ivliii' had hu-n oliicially

nioot fniiilliui hgui lnligl-il ull the \\.|_\ the most fliliirius

prcsliize 'ell-'_ull<l be

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ran sinootll. Through the influence fill

\-.l to \"enius herself. The latter rel-l-ivrd,

_ _ in-r unythiii but eorlliitlly, und ill.-cllirc-ll Hill. tl“UlZlll€l` Of U kill!! llltlllgll l‘ll€ bei that she could ivin blicl; her liusbiind onl_'.' and calling lier wiiigcd son (fupid cliaige/li lil' lHdU5ll'.V llllll <llllKl‘I\‘f\l “Htl lll`0VL`" illlll'

llini with the task of llunibling and pulrl 'll' "1 llollslllllllliliil' 51'” ‘WL .“"w“”l dm] ishiug the prummmwuq heqmy The ticlllt tasks lol- the sowly-ti'ii.-ll 1’s_velie,

_ ' ‘ ‘ I lint the other gods out of synipotliy help-

sl-liciile of \enus for rcveiige was to lmve 04| the "mic oi' Cupid (0 nm.0ml,]is], me the niisellievnils Cupid infuse iillo tlielrwllliugll' lll\l’0BSll’l*'~ -\19“““'hllf¢l Cllllill bosom ul the haughty girl a pa.=<4ioii fiirl l""°`lr“l,"'5 ill" ll'~"Ell‘l*‘_”l he“"*'"» l"'“i'| sliine low, iiieiln, uliivorlliy living, so tll.it` "l.'l"‘l llnmelli beflml Jlllmer a"d.bl'S0l'“l"" ,_hL.|.c might Wsult H "wl,miL_MiU" "Si his aid. -lupitcl' tllereibrc elianiploned the event as her former triumph and exillta-l “"“"` “l ‘lm l‘,""~"“- "ml l’l‘~"“lL"l ""3 "*‘°`“' .`i0"_ iso eiirin-stly lvitli' Venus that he wuu her

“>hen Cupid' intent “pon mwying “ml l-i>|i.<.ci|t. lloiiiustio police having lie-on _ri-4 tlie colnnlnnds of his niothcr, went to the; “f"l""l» 'lU|>ll\‘l' “Ulf l\l<'l`<'\ll')' UI l"'\"lll cliuiiiber where Psyellc ivits uh-cniiig. Iwi I “~“`l“' "ll lu _UW l‘°”v*`“l-V “‘“el"bll" “"l_ rlirricd tivo uiiilier valws, one filled ivitlll “'l“`" ill" “"l“'"d l‘"".‘l“i .lwl ll ull’ "lt l-ivvei. watcis, the other with hitter. llel”"'h“'°’"‘_ saymgl “umm um' ;P“~wl""l shed ri few drops of the bitter waters over; "ml 'be """"'n"ll “mi "lui" ('".l"'l Meri me lips of the sleeping girl Mk! uw" l»_ii-aa; away l`l'oul tliellmol. in wliivli he 14| touched li'er with the point of liis ui'ro\\'. l'”_‘l;, but ll‘"‘“` "l‘l’l"‘l" "h“ll bl' l"`rl’el` :\t the touch the beauty awoke and open- um*

ed lier eyes upon (lupid, who was him- 'l`lu~ ‘si-lf, of course, inviliilile. So stzirtleil was, aluive thc god of love bv this sudden nivlilrening unrlm ill' Aiiiiliriils, A writer rn' lli-.~ srr-1 thlit he wounllcd liimself with his mvii wil criitiliy of our el-ii. and is. thri-i>fol‘e.i li|‘i'o\\‘, hilt illiiililidfiil ol' his ivoiiiid lie nl' iiiirllll m.-i-=- rem-lit nifgiii \‘:»i:i lunar of

i<tor_v of t‘ii':id and l’»-_volir. as' iw-iiiiiiteil. first nppoars ill the

l Not onl' has l' iid been nnlldl- the sull-

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Lhors who have paid tribute to this ro- niantic story by weaving it into their works in one fornl or another.

y ui . . ject of iiinliiiierilhli- liimstemitcmi in mar- hli- and liroiizf- in llilleis-nt ages, but tha- god ol love, with his inevitable how and urro\v»l, has served lis ,i source of iiispirii- tion fin aiulcrs of .ill iiutlioiialilivs llnl'

ing shows _\ll-rlzury seated in ii l.i||.I.<i-iipe

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{\`onus the pair ivcre scpuinted. l’sy<'i|\¢l telil-liing \`u|»id Lo rvlld. Venus .~l.i'id.~ lie- ll"“"l l|lll~|"“"<‘ 'll UW S011 Of l0V¢- Ammll 'lil-\l`§U*~’ll dill' l\f\L‘l` dill’ llel' lluesl. of herl iiidc him. This pil-ture was paiiiteil ill tliie'l husband und linlllly in desperation appeal-l_\<»i~ 1522, and utter several clmnges ol`|'i\l\fll ‘l'll'l"l§ lll\‘ ¢'ll!ll\¢~‘Ul-ll 0‘*1|l'l"'Y~W¢'m

»»\vilrll<hi|» cuine into the ||osr:.-~<ili|i ofl tillnrfesi I. of Hnizlallil. It ivan sold after uis death lor the sum of iH,ll¢|l|_ limi later was nwiiell hy Don .\lanucl tiodhoy, from lrliusi- collection it was l.illl-ii hy .\lui-at in the h`l'encli invasion and rarrii-d to f\'aples. \\'i- next hear of it as sold by \'lli~ ox- iiilcmi of Naples to the .\lnrqui¢i of Lon- doi|derl‘y, and hy him in tllrn was sold to the .\'aiiniia1 tialll-ry llii' $5'l_lnltl, .>\n- otlii-l'lfliiiions painting is that ol' l'upidl and Psyche hy liallllinrli. whicli was in: ils day one ol' tin- gl-nil- of the Qliiiiiolioi .\. 'l`. Stcivoit nrt collcotioii in New \'urk` city.

l"l'oiii tlicsb old picturis -many of them

pliintvll cl-liliii'ie~ ago- our preseiil.-d.i_\' i|iuiilit'tii~lul'l-is of vali-iitinlrs h.'i\‘i- olitaiiind the iiiiaum ol' (`upitl tliltl :idol-ii tivl-ntielli cclltliry low- tokeiis, lt need not lu: cui- pliasized, of course. that it luis not wait- ed iliion the present el'.i:'.<- for sllltiii-llss to lil-ini; (Tupid into the foi't‘gi-oiiiid at St. \'aloiitinc's festival. 'l`ln~ l"elli'il1ir_\'l

gala orczisimi luis nlll aloln: liceu lirll|io\\'- 5

li-llixerlly “(_`upid's Day." and the figure nf thc miscliiovulls god with his wi-apiilis lllis boi-ii li iiiiivorsnll_\' utilized symbol in all

procluinied tho iiiiistlwiiglit only to reizliii' tho misrliief ln' iiiv l‘;1<-ii:l~ uf ill- so-fxlllcl ".\;fl~ of Fa-i that pertains to this sentimental occasion.

lieautiful, was atinule with iinirer that her! had (lone, rind llaslil_\' poiiri-il thi- li.1lui,v lilo." l-I<--‘- i:i l:i.= “Ode to l‘=_~.<"i<-." .\liI-i 'l`llalt the god of love luis known no

tlii'rstcne<l li_\' .'i mol'tlil’drops of joy over the .\'ill;r-li iilurli-ts of' r-.ii --il 4' l riil~<- fir# iv fl-ii of lin' :iii-iliiiise of popularity fl'0l1l tht! \'0l‘,V lllf-'Girl

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tion of tim idea of valentines in eloquently iiruvim by the little lxiokn ltnnvm im "\'nli-ntilic writers" whicll were in general iw' ii rl-nli|r_\' and ii half ago, when tha _ l-.\'i<liiliig<- of vltleiltiues wan ioninion, but \ when thi- lii.iiiiif:ii-tiliied valentine was sn niiknowii lu.\ii|'_v and lovelorn youth was V mill-ly ill-pi-iidl-iii upon lionie-made valen-: lilies, i-volvod with pen or water color

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the gil-1, thus tli\i'a.rtiag the plsrliiod ie- al the most interesting of the oiiiivii.~l-s lirlisli and llll- uid 'lf one of the Bil~D¢IH\l' renge. ~ portlalyiiig Cupid---purtieiilsrly intelc-'liluc l'00kl~'lB llll“Al “itll "*`l\*€'N Bl'l“‘0Pl‘l“'-¢ *U

Cupid secretly made Psyche his wife, l»_v iivltsoii of ini liist.<»r_v --is the pii~tiiri~ en- ll

llisobeying his inothel"-~i cominnnds, hut' litli-ii, "'l`hi- l‘l4iil¢-ation of ("npid," li_\ ilu- l their roinlinre continued to evidence tllel [allied (`ori'i~ggio, wliirh now linings in ilu- l lrut.l.i of the ads~e that true love iicreri .\'.iiionlil t{.ill.1i1\' in l.ondon. This |i.iilll~ ‘jf ll“"~\’ l'l`l\'-IU' Rilllt |41 \'rlll‘Dtl!lB mllwfl

lu- nel-nuioii, _\`ot only did the ryhinus in hum i|i|aiii\, r-liclip liooks give tribute to Iupid and his wileei, hut the very titles

iiidii-all-d liou' all- lervadin wu the su

lil- sl.iiiilard works of this character is-

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A llosioiiiali bouglil__ldli~»slate in Soot-‘

liiiid without having seiH’it. Lust sum- iiii-r lic went ovcr to have a look_ut the plane. ’l'lil- drive from tho nearest rail- iviiy station to Glaiila wsu A mutter of tivi-lv: miles. As hlisuirt l0!8¢<-l along llii- Bostonian F_l!'iil:'-__f‘l"“suppos¢ you lniow the eoilntry lil:i~eulioutA pretty well,

|n,\' l`riend'f" _,l W

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".\nd do _vnu know,'.UHn Accra?"

river alis\\'ei'i-ll.

“,\_»’e, wool," ivius the reply.

“What sort of a pluoe is it?" the Am-

(-rlenii llslu-il.

'l`li\- Scot siuiled grini]y.`~ "Awecl," he said. "ll ye saw tin- dc’il tethered on it,

1-`d juist say, 'Poor brutal' "

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baby out in the motor 'cs.r?" -asked M11.

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mnus M. D. thoughtfully.-Life.

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you don't get all the prion will buy.

recognize how dlro was his need, so ll 'ode tfiliie ls to lu-ar mid lie'lrvf l

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_ Fits and wears ° ls with the sinner. 'l`nP only wily of ’\: 2-l The cure was not onlv comnlwli

i _ lielnk 'undo whole of which this mar liiitiiislunlnnnous. Cf. Mirk it ill, 415: 5:

Jil- Yet Costs No More _ FEBRUARY '£3' had any thought w_lis tl-i-oiiiill the eflloany 20 4l. 42; 10; 52; Acts Il; 7, S. ‘ _ Th, I

_ oi the sealing wigmsdfili ilml pool. mi hui élggfeiilgiu mglilleglls Pf_\:li§_»t~\:ivLf;~ IS S F0l‘ YOU,

l ' Jesus spokes wrr nn lvl ‘e uowcr o -- I - - _ ' __

- » John 5:1-16. U,mmlt\s8.9 that ward he wits lirnliil. Ilo niu~c hp ~4rr_el_1_f$lP__l’L'l°EIll' Whllt- the Llfd -l0l_!"" --

, _ , . _ .. ..‘ l hlni todo. hun be found opoosllior Th h hon 1 h ua-

_l Made of [pb t d te n ev , divine ln wlmsi. vioiri thlif' ls so nine! |l0l‘ ` _ ' srggrot, mini; Qmg 5517 0| of

_ ' Cut with iiiuildwcalis tliaii iiiostl custdrrrly sliihg- GOLDEN TEXT -power. Pa. 107: 20. Tl oil- ls po‘\;ef all 1':e‘|l;ll')1Il|¥L £‘;]0';‘Je‘;; Jl:"‘\ll"_ l;‘°';_in;q°_;_“]l;l untold missrios common totheir sex. l makers tal'e. Styles and patterns yoil'|l bu . - - the word of f‘l‘rl>b ‘-~~l»ly l \ WV" ll W “ I' V ` _ _ E' ' ' ' ' This il lar el d o to the peculiar habit! H from no oiie else. What wonder that thas; 'Immun “mil 5;; ‘tnI:n;;ne"l“d bn" will believe ltJ. Roni. l: lll. All nn»- has “lie olijeutloii ru..s¢»d wits that he was 8 Y “

' Regatta Coat-Sliii-ts appeal to men as the height i ‘mr °|ckLc’5e"' '_ M' ` ' ' lrunsgresslliiz the .icwi-li law. ills fill- ‘ nf . lb d Th tha h . I

of value forllicirsliirt-luoney. EXPI AN r\-“ONS _“_” . ,sufficient anw~i~.~ w»¢~_' “ll ~ (imp, intl '£5 K" °° - 994 w°» P Y“°‘

i _ If you don't demand this brand 4 A linmle me wholh lou ssuie i-iild um! nii>,' 0 l“S°'l'hl¢fl1l~1k"h°¢l_1!`°'°\'“ °fW°ml°'

I. In Nlell of tha Giefil. Phyfelun. 1-5. l »-l,o_ It l~ is sulllollnt »iii.-wer ro any ob 5°°d-(U50 lllldmi thi Wlf°» I-D¢|lfl1¢l1l°f~l10¥)

It was on oecasslon of ere-at. ieioiclni- ` wuio,,_ The ,_m."u|]h that Jesus Rives us Lu" much w do with lierpuffaringl, most

"""' Make" of At Bed. 'that took Jesus up to Jeiusulem. biil m Isrioiilil be u~c<l In ohell.-nes to limi." of which sro endured in ulonequnknown

ll’ _ Good shim cmlil ltlieie was no ,ioy ln lt for those whom d | '|‘lie msn did _not tall them yer. who had by gym gh. funny Phyiioim ggi mg; in.

` - _` . f _ . “*;‘_ the opening of the chapter p‘c nies ton . - marie lilui whole, tcciiuse he dld not gimggq grind*

_l I _ _ all ' '1‘tiei-els not much roalj ly lu any feat ...__ lknoiv himself, bu; ss soon as he found T, ,ii mah 'ho' hun' ohnh’ Pd. ‘ _ without C_llill~t ln lt. The (}oml‘n5; l\f_5€;@@ IOM' Wh” ll- “"‘” he wld *hem “`l"l‘°“l l'\ool,lunkcn eyes sud fseblsfootetepl, in-

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`Chrlsr- brought .I mlsersbls msn. .Issue went UP B0 the feast bfcliuso tlils was t-hc requilr- mvnt of the Jewish law. Ex. Ill: 32; 1 cf. Gul. 4: ~l. ll was awielchsd coniplllly l that was lnlthcred around this bool, ihls “‘multltudsof them that were blind. hall. wltliereil," u picture of the multl|.u3r=» of this viurld. Men soon found out that the best place to bring tbcse afflicted ones-v was to Jesus Iflmsslf. Mint. 15: il . Wretched men sought the 110°). hill'-71”- Us flrst melts the min. Appsrintly the .malt mlsc»ru'h'c and helpless and hop li-ss cuss present was the one that Jesus spscia ly no.leed and lclp.d Hs hull b.-in tluirc often (v. 7) sail hls care seemed to le beyond ul~ nope; hui. lc was nol- heyun'.l lions because there ls nothlml too hard for the Lord. Gen. 18: 14; Pin 32: I7.

ll. Mads Wliule by the Gieui. Pllyslelan tl~ll. -Issue saw ihls uiau lu hlii wretc-lied siul hopeless condlilon. He nlwiiys sees meiilu their viretchedness, helplessness, mid nnpele sneiis. lla was at eiise moved with compassion. Cf. Mutt. 14: 14. Jesu,

- ' lil*/MH hh* "N55 fifllni 5° 11° l°°l" For rhsumstlsm. that horrible plague,

upon the sufferings and misfortunes of msn. Heb.l3: 8:4: 16,10; Isa. 63: D. The fact that huhalf been time lu hls wrotch einen especially uwukenei the symnstlly _of Jesus. The fact that any slnlisr has been ln llls present evil one for a long time In no muon for i-uopostlng Jesus will not tiki: sn Interest ln hliu. Have. or h.|p, or heal him. but is ieison for sup posing that Hs wlll take I rpeclsl liilci- est ln Hlm. Mark 0:21: Luke 8: 43; Aer-s 3: 2; rf. 4:$2;9:41t;14; 8. .Inns apparently selected this msn from all the sad elses nt the pool because lt was the ssdd~t. and and most hopeless clue of all. Hs flrlluhui llf the hopivess ou.e=. tns question that Je»u~ pin. ti the mon tv- 6) luipllei that our being mudn whole

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w-lilng und iib'e. This only quesslon lu. si-ol vis wllllilgl Rav. 22. 17. The only reason why any msn doeii not obtain life In Cm-lst lnlnoaun lie wlll not cams to HI . John 5: 40. To every one of as Jalal puts the question to-day, “Wilt thou be made whulfr' Jllul does not uk the msn ll he would be laude barter, but If lla mall! hu mule whole. no twulilawlth no avugpp alnuorxfs that ,lic wlsllel to be limits bstwr, but It ls

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I found a simple reme ly and luor ler trial. ever; suffering render may learn about lt, l wlllglmlly mail lilm is psukliite free. This lnYl|v»-lloiis remedywl found by ii luuly chuucc wlills sn ilivullrl from rncu- uiutlsin, slid has nlnus cured humlwds ul' others, among thrm cases of over 30 »-nil 40 years standing. In Foupmln Clly. \Vl»i., lt vuieiliin ol-l gentleman who lim eulfrreo Bl vesrs, and after sovsn doctors hull ti-lull lu vilu. In Marlon. Ohio, li. ourerl n l»id_v who had been beilfirt for thli-leon weeks. ln P.»lmsr_ Nohr., li. curcda lady (ll years uld. ln Bennington. Vx., li- ture-d an old ueutlenilui who lun been laius far 2|) yearn. In Stiyner., Ont.. lt ennhlel it luly to abandon hor onltohes; In Enirawood, Onto. lr. cured

_lumen of 07, who had ruth-rod I8

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teal- Ill d‘d not wait for them even to ask hliii. Ile himself sought an appoi- tiii_lly for witnessing. Arsooii us wi

know wholt lsthat has lilc-i;;ed_us, we oughtto confess llim. Rum. 0: 10; Mun . Ill; 32, Illl. It took cours-ge to confess .lei-ui- lo lhcie men. The innn dld lt because- hls heart wus so (ull that llls mouth niusl spl-ik. M»it'. 12; Ill Une truly sswrl ciiiinol. ke-p lt to blmself, Jesus found 'he miin lifter He had healed him in tl~e. Temple. Jvsiis ought often to find us lo the house 0l`tiJrl,li1ti-l'lle has blessed ns. Jesus' counsel lo the man, and lo all whom lic hi-ills, ls worthy of earnest niedltiltlon, “Sill no mole." Evidently sln was the cause of this mpn‘s prsvlous suffeilngsnindileius to~day|ls ready t.- hcal the inisfoitunes which ale the rr- sulr. of our own shining. If after lie hav healed us of the sorrows which are th, result of our sliniluuue go back to our slnnlnlz again ii worse thing will iiefnii us iv. 14). 'Ihejews gave morsfthouizht to Jesus' disregard of their tradltlons than they dl‘l to llls goodness toworll sn unfnrliiusve msn. Minv tcrdsy um to occupied with a ircorl msn's dl-regard of thelr traditions that they. qiilig nvniooi, the beneflcent work God does througli lllui. the lintrul of the Jews toward Jesus for llls dlsregnrd of their tradit- lon ta perlorullrigsgool deed to the lm- potont msn onthe Sibbiith went so flu that thcy sought ti lrlll Mm (v. IH).

The Nova Scotia "Lumber King'

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"I consider MINAPJYB LINI-

MENT the BEST llnlnisni. fn use.

I got: my foot badly jammed late-

ly. I bathed lt well with MINARD’B LINIMENT und lt- was so well ls ever next du _ i

Yolilo very truley,

T. G. MeMULLEN.

I-lotcl Dufferin ...i'f;.1°‘§;';.'I;.’I¢.

J.lI.BOl‘{D .~ Manager.

_ of lifc und fashion, and the improper train-

dioato nervou|ne||,pulpitstlon of the heart, weak, faint and dizzy spells, we would uumutly recommend u oourn of Mllhiu-n’s Heart and Nerve Pills.

Hrs. Jos. Sharp, Brighton, Ont., writes:

"Iwu troubled with pulpitation of the heart, weak spells and nervous trouble, uid found no relief until advised to try Hil- burn'l Haart and Nerve Pills. I got one box and that helped no so much I sent and gui fin lore. I an now cured con- pluwly."

Hllbunfs Haart uid Korn Pillaun 600. per box or three bono fir 81.5, at all doulon or mailed dlroei m receipt of prim by Tho T. llilhurl Us., Limited, Toronto, Na.

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Charqes moderate.

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Farm for Sale

The Executors of the ~vi‘l of the late

George Clark offer for sale the home stead fum situstu at Clsrktown,Lot 37 This fum contains over zoo scru of

upland slid 4 large marsh. Will be sold stu bargain to wind il; the estate.

Aoply to the Execntors, S. C. Clsrl and Kimble Coffin Ml. Stenurt or W. Leith, Charlottetown

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