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friut aqiy’i"n>w~n'_,_i ess. iieicnins or “id nndlgul gpses; that pain inthe pit _o¢~*tl;_q',»8t.onia.ctx., the heartburn, uenoumos. nausea. bloativx eller noting; . feeling, of fullness. dizziness, no sick headache. means Your stom- 'ooh is sour--your liver is torpid-~ your. bowels constipated. It iiin’t your stomach’s fault--it isn't. indlges

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tion-li's hillousness and constipation. Try Casco:-ets; they sweeten the sto- macli, remove 'the sour, fermenting food arid foul gases; luke bile from the liver and carry ofl’ the constlpated wabtc matter from the bowels. Then your stomach trouble, headache, bad cold and all such misery ends.

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From L().\'D()N From HALIFAX i

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Start Point Ati-‘illith I.`i\lt'rino H Ffh

'tvin St. Iolin's Nt':'di

April 15th Graciana

Tabasco Appeninr-

Frvm LIVERPOOL

Roanoke

April 16th Durlnlio

" 23rd Tabisco

.\l?y l01h Roanoke

urocss. With? & Co. Ltd.

Iilav l2tli " 'llllh J unc 3rd

From HALIFAX

April 23rd Bi ay 7!h

lla) El 5-:

Hallfg’ ,the visitor aiiiideahof what to see. ln

imlil addition to this wonderful exhibition

Y - irolorcil iiioviiig pictures every hour,

lat. wiiioli subjects oi' a comic. dramatic land other superior pictures are shown.

I I I _ I I 3 V I V _!T¢_'r'.g~(: ,A 1 " .;-1'-'."= '. . "." ' ,- ` " i 5 .,.,, I » » _

P.-.NA.»iA-PACIFIC JE'

EXPOSITION I

SAN FRA \`C'fSCO

'l'ici~.ets on :ale .‘.ia:ch ist to .\'ov. 30th I

.l.nnit Three Months .

$124.60

From Pictou, N. S.

Going and Rtturziing via Chicago. -xl- Going via Vhitiiigo and Rstiirriiris vis ‘.`ai-.cc-iij.'»_-r, or vice versa. 3-7 0 rifldiiiccrtl 12-_-li--__._.__i

\\\`_ B. HO\\`_~\l£1J, It l;..\.,4' l'.lt_. -'rf' Jul*-D. 4 1|

‘fit-0. w.iLi_I-.I<, Im.-.=.4.‘...I_ i=_i,,...-e timid- f

Ing. Char otietiii--ii _ V

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f‘i'mtiig an-I .lohii Craig at, tht- Actor‘.~.'

i I

Eastern 5.3. Corporationl

futernational Line

, :~oiinl fort uni- I-xc:-t-tl--il $42,000,000 last

Increased Service St. John to Boston..,....$5.00 bt. John to Portland....$4.50 Staterooms ........... ......$1.00

Leaves St. John \l-'ctinesdays at 9.00

u. ni. for Ltibtc, lizistpori, i`crtltiild and Lit.-stoii, also Si-.tiirilays for lloston dir- ect. itciuriiiiii: lt.-Lives Central \fVliarf, Boston, 9.00 a. tn. Monday and Fridays for Portlantl, ifvlouilays only) Eastport Lubec and St. .loliii. I

St. John City Ticl-ict Oiiice, 47 King]

Street. |

A. ct*i'tuii-2, .\;;t-ni. st. Joan, N. B.” .i. ic. r1.1-:.\ii.\:u, 'r. iv. and P. A. st., John, N. B.

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HAIR WORK l

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Wigs, cor nets, transformations I

putt-cliigtior' “'-ti under-ruffs, etc.` made from 4 - or out hair. Gen- tl:-uii-ii‘s touncr-si also made. Work guaraiiteed perfect.

MISS D. RUDGE.

171 Gif-at George iltreet.

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BOSTON FISH ADS.

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A. |"| A I- E Y COMMISSION iiii-:ncH.iN'l‘.

FRESH and SALT FISH

(fanned Goods, Lobsters, Scallops, Clams.

176 ATLANTIC AVE.. BOSTON. CONSIGNMI-]\"l`S SOLICITED.

9710-2-22stbes12wks

gig;-¢-'

'NEW YORK FISH ADS ’

I liliesliru llmllitirs

Wholesale Qanylmission Dealeis_

and S ippers ‘

t _Fresh Fish

tilmclts, Eels. Lobsters and Frogs. i , j are Specialties

tu. tra. na mm, ii... na

'l cami mm an |007-l~1ll|tl\|lls|tl§ll§-oncited

I ,,»' , '\‘ ' ,- “ - 1 tag, ye-ar to the public and altogether u

perm' ri-zuli: i'i‘fI-rt-iit-I-_-; to liiiiist-lf iii

Igungc,

]'l` lSN"l` \'(|l'li 'TOWN-l'l"»‘I Ylll'

lf you want to live in the kind til :i

Like the kind nl town you lik

And start on ,._ long, It-rig ,ltii<e_

For t,here’s nothing really new,

lt lsn*\‘,' your toivn~lt’a You.

Real towns ure nnt made hy men

Lest somebody else get ahead,

You can raise s town tr-'om the dead.

Your neighbor can make one too, Your town will' be what you waht. ter

LIIISI IHUM IHEITHES

ONE; OF THE SIGHTS

OF NEW YORK CITY

'liieiisuiids of visitors to New York

t‘ity have probably never visited that popular Iiuiiisi-meiit house of the Edt-ii .\iiistf\ on \\'t-st 'l`wenty-tliird Street. .xlthoiigii known tliroitghout the entire world, the visitor does not know what to e.\pt-ct to seo when he pays a visit to this interesting institution. The \\»'orld iii \Va.\t, with its hundreds of figures, groups and tableaux dr-plct- scent--i of iuulderiis gathered from ull pulls oi’ thi- globe. figures of men and woiiieii in r-:iiigi-. historical and every day lint-, th iii-rain and Admirals ofthe world s greatest iititloiis, together with scenes ot' eve-rv dav occurrences, give

of wax figures, the Eden Musee show 1-rzt'-lusively thc liiuinacolor natural

The .‘.lii.~:f,-c in open t-very day in the

pleasant hour or two can be spent ull for the price ot' 25 cents to all. New groups are added every week and up-to-date nddltioiis are installed to keep the .\liis1-e right up to the min- ute.,

CASTLE SQUARE i THEATRE, BOSTON

The fifteenth iveck of "Common

Clay.” the iizirvzird prize play by Cle- vos Kinkead, coiiinit-nct-d yesterday at the Castle Square Tlieatro, and the f-nd of this reniarliable run is not yet in sight.

2\f..i'i_v 3000i/ii pcrsozis lniyf- now

seen tim Craii: l‘ln_\~crs in tht- iumit lulkcd oi' play that has been iii iloistmi in many years. Notwitlistaiiiliiigthat fact. the dt-niuiid for seats continues nd the play will bt- kt-pi. on for at uioiitli long--r, it is thought.

On l-‘riday iit`t<~rit0oii III-xt the third rft play will bt- given by Iiiary

Fuiiil li--iif-Iii, :ii the Iiostoii Tlicntri.-, at wlii-;-ii p<»I-"-iriiiaiififr many stars will appear,

AISER‘S FORTUNE

WAS $42,000,000

l"Aillf~!, .-\pril 2l.~'l`he Kaiser's per-

Aiimist, says .luii-s liiilicui, the failioiis ps_vcltologisI iii au t-xliau.-itivo study ol' Einpt-ror \\'lIli~.-li1i's habits and tcm- peraiiiciii, lu whirli hr- makes piquiiiit I'c\'c-latiniin.

Ont- of thc at-iisutiiiiiul dist-losiires is

that thc Kai:<er's grcalot political am- bition ot' ri-reiil yt-urs was tht- cstah- liiiliinoiit of ii (lt-ruiziii prolt-etorate oi-or 'l‘iirlt<.-y. All liis plniii-I were laid vrlieu iii till! thi- Balkan war complete- ly upse-t ilit-iii, tht- ri-,utilt being to placi- vlgfirous, war-lllic nations lietiveen the (it-riuaiilc people and the Ottoinoiis.

lddivartl Vll.. who wus always amus-

ed by the Kai:-ii-r's ideas of the divinity of lcliigsliip, suid shortly before hr- di-.i-'.l:

"il/l_\' iii-pht-w ought to rcmi-iubt-r

that kiiiyzs and cmperors will be coni- p-.-llod to shut tip shop in the future."

The Kaiser owns 29.5 different iinl-

f'orrns, says Ditlteni. but. wears only twenty or thirty. hi recent years he tliscarilt.-il glittering military oiIt.fit.:i in favor of the severr- uniform of the First rt'-giuxciit Grt-iiudior Guard. Six- tccii vulets under the graiid marshal ot' the coiirt,-take care of llit- impt-rlnl wardrobe.

'Flin Knisi-r iist-s iiiwti-colorcil iiotc-

pziper uf hugo illiiii-iiiilons ln-ai-iiii: ii hip: Iiiouograiiu Thi- lnipi-rial If-tti-rs iiiusi iicvt-r tit- Itililt-Il, ’l`hf-_v utfi- there-

I lfl l

4 Win-Ii lic- rises at li :I.iii_ tht- lini-

tli~; w<»i'ltl'¢i iii-iviipupt-rr., niiiguziiit-H

und books. l`lit- spt-I~ial iitafi' Irziii- Arc you siil`i`ei‘iiii- frciii piuiplt-s,

slati-ei thi to iirtii-li-s I'roIii st-vi-Ii lun-

llnily iii-vvispapt-r clippings from (lr-r.

mniiy, Friincc, lingltind and Aint-ride liuk is tht- best skin tonic. The rich are stuck iii separate pieces iii u gild~ herbal ciiseiit-,es of which Zam-Buk is ed cardlifiuril, which is laced in ii co need leiictrate ri ht to the root

lioiidsmiit- portfolio lielirliig thi- lm- iit-riail uriiiri :iiid laid mi thi- liiiist-r's liri\IiltI'a¢i| tiilili-. lli.-4 pi-rsciial library is mu- ot' thi- Iiiit-st Iii thc world, mili- iary works luilkiiig the largest.

Tow it

You necdn't slip your -_-loth.-s in n p grip ..

You'll only flnd what you left he-

hind,

It’s is knock to yourself, when you

knock yniir tom,

I afraid,

When everyone works, and i.-ntiody

shitls

And lf_you can make your psrlonol stake '

The Rev. llevlell Dwight. lllllis

“And they were offended and then

lu that far ofl' era there were many

forms both of ride and shame

taught carpenter, and they were of- I. feiidcd by Him. The chief priests were 0

t-arpeiitcr, it-acltliig tht- pt-uplc upon S the hillside, mid the authorities were 0 |oI`t`e-nded by llim. The region of Gal- ii

liistrated Grci-ian art. Gri-clan culture L'

oifonded with Jesus. At last public sentiiiietit organized itself. and a mob C went forth with stones to wreak its ll

story of ills iguominy and shame il

and thc iniperious merchant from 0

lil wa Ol' lil

and ills star sank in a disaster that 1

has bcrsoiiit- uiitliiiikrible. Shame is a

asiiaiiif-tl toward drunkenness and _ gliittoiiy, ttiwzird rags and vice :intl t-riiiit-, toi-.'a.'tl thc ptitirlitiiiste and thc jail. Pritlc is :iii iipward looking quail- 9 ity: ini-ii are pri-\.id toward Itii- catlic- “

mrirlul failii-_ iii 1-oiitiuist with otlit-.' 3

ti-acliiiigs. llow wiiisuiiit-. and alluring llis gi-iitlc lift-,I liiiilitiieralile reforms 0

cliildrr-ii, siiiiit-rs and thi- broken S'

spt-ak <-vii of llis cliaructf-r and cart-ein A

picrct-s all livarts \\'illi its sweetness. H llis intliicnt-e has become it contngion £3 ~:i voiitaigioii ot' happiness and beauty ‘ and hclp. Wlialsoever iiiukcs for Cl git-aliif.-ss stirs longing and delight. 9

make long pl|g~‘imagt-s to the little _I hoiise \-:liei'<- the great put-I was born, '

pt-niied his irrcutt-.st page. We uii if covcir under thc siililimt- tlonic that uit - arcliltt-4't's hand hath lifted. tlollec- I

tors puv fortiiiies vying with oire an I

` ' I

of soiut- siolilior, a uiissal hy some great ‘S autlinr. From these relics of zeiilti' F

and glory. But he who associates his .

lectiial, light pure and spiritual; :- I] light and he-aiity that can never wane. il .»\Iid thi-so Iilllliatloiis ol’ Cliristiaiiity

~»~.-`~.._ .._ ......, ... ~...~.._-.~A,.~.~v na

The subject or the sermon here giv- and the achievements of Jesus are cli-

en is “Mon Who an Olfended at culated to ;evoke only pride and ad.

Jesus." The text was in the words: ml

went away." Dr. lllllls said: $0

l Most beautifhl were some ot their history, let us confess that some there cities, and there must have been a are Theblau pride, u Roman pride. and an aw Ennesinii pride. ltevoiiing, too. the They concede the beauty of chrtsvs ugliness and squalor of many regions Chi and men must have been ashamed of inc the slave and the gladiator. of rags HY_Ul and crusts. and of the gibbei and the HH* scourge and the dungeon. And some deny the necessity ot’ any open alli- meu there were who listened to the ance with His cause. lt is said by tenchliigs of Jesus. and were offended many that those witliin the .Church are by His words. The rulers of the city no -were men of van; property and old exclainis, ‘l would put my life as an family memories, while Jr-sus was a Out peasatit-and they were offended at insider; my honesty against his hones- iiim. The scribes were men of culture ly; and training, and Jesus was an un- bllsi

at the head of the established Church, bitt with its spendid temple, its historic to iitiinl. and gorgeous vesiinr-iiiii and Wi clouds of im-eiise. whili- Ji-sus wus u U10

ili-I- held many Grecian towns and il- iii

and litestitiire, and tht-se Greeks were fill”

fu,-y on the pa,-Dems;-'S gon and lI_verett. president. ot' Harvard Univer- brought Him uuto death. And the Stl

sliockcd the proud Roman soldier \ll'>-111'? JDIIYI B\llli`81\ \\’l‘0¥f1 ill SEC-

Greecc. 'I`|it_- Jew, liPcatist- he was-a W0. Jew was a thorn rnukling in the side 0¥f0I"l illltl C&mbl‘idEf"-' SOIUG St’-If of the nations of that era. And when U18 this Nazarciie teacher outlinod u iin- lllf-1 1110!' 08!! SUCCBBKI Willwlll BUY 9X' lversul religion, a World-wide sway IGI' and a golden age, when his teach- ha ings should be supreme, men were Sig oinntit-ti. I.iiIit- by Iittic diese feelings lhi oi` rc-seuiineiit gatliored depth, power U0 and niomciituin. }’iling up like waters Cl behind the dam, at last the floods ot' iii- Ve dignatioii swept away all harrir-rs, ‘V1 und tht- Galileaii tent-lit-r was over- DT wlielnied with death. through eartli`s YU

ost piteoiis t.‘agedy. And so odious -110 3 the L-1-fig.; that me -,-ery manner weak and want to become strong, bad llis dying become anootferise, and all 0 multitudes -melted away. The eu- Uk

ihiisiasni evaporated like dew on the "1 grass. llis cniise was a loss cause. ‘ll

scented irretrievnble and for foreever. * Now, lo! all has changed. Time has “' lent rich associations to a nuriic that 'l“` out-c was'pooi° and scant. Looking fl' tial-kt\'ar'tl, we behold .If-sits through an A atiuosplii-re rosc-ate and golden Sl through glorious associatioiis! llistory fl" has li+-1-oiiie ti kind ol' long catlii-ilrtil "L aisle, I-rmvzlt-Il iitth Splciiiiliti tablets H' and iin-iiiurials of the Master. Slowly T all that is nioiat glorious iii url. archi- Si tt-ciiivc and pliiluiitiiropy has united to lend beauty to this sublime name. i"or I' thouglitftil men. shame toward Jesus 3

dowiiward looking quality. Mon are S

dral ziiitl the pulaot- and the library, W toward cinliioiiii-, iillitoiiicc :iiid iiu- J'

.great ilaiiif-s. Ji-sus lIties~-lievotiie the ,im central figures iii lil.\tm'y.t)ll`ciIs1- now 3° st-ciiis initiiissililt-_ lluw gltirious llis S;

' i

have .sprung I`:'oni lli.~: kiiidiit-ss toward "U

he-arte-Il poor. V.\’o hand can he found “I willing Io tarnish f`hi‘ist's portrait. To- l“ day not a toiigut- is foul enough to H

lli>= iuuiiic .-.I-i-his world niiisir, that 'C

l . . :' rooklyn who are now living at State of xpeiise iii Sing Sing. There are iuei°» to

l'iiilei' that iiiliiieiice, us travellers, we

I - .- he voiith '-:ltoiild rvfiise niurria `en IIl-- l.-Il, ~ititn°`(" ~.‘. 59 0 N mm" wwn 1°' mana E tid the obligations ot’ hui-,ibaiid and th tal

otht-“ for the possession of the sword ess thmllgh lmglecl' In New E"g` kn

the nosscssor borrows a reflected light lillr -"“8l'S H0 Dl‘llll€r'S knife had been W

ieui. Ditty is soiiic-tiling that iiiust , _ __ _ ('.\ N. 1 Fl :_ i*

iiiimc with the tiuinc of Jesus stands ii’ hireisllmqt-l|)e(m permiimd to W" to he I muumy _‘P mp Arg S am nm F ii hlnzc of etlulgciit light, light intel- 1|nw’u"‘ me wood) "Dre drank “D

ig. putrescent mass of caterpillars* in

in _ ,. W

L3. I _ v

tion in devoted and lofty souls.

But despite all the associations- of

who are offended, and have gone ` ay from Christ and His Church.

meter they are conscious .ol His reusing world influence, they are in psthy with the objects for which

followers are tolling, but they

better than 'without it. The critic

sider against that man’s life as an

my business cart-er against his ness career." But we concede at outset that now and then n msn side ofthe Church, hy virtue of-his hgltts 'is equal 10, or even superior, some men's achieve-inents, even Ili all the help of the Church-on

inside. But this argues nothing e the superiority' ot' iiaturc's gifts the one man who received much. tl was made self-sufilt-ing by God and

s fathe-rg while the other man re-

eived littl . and needs every possible

m of help. Ve confess that Abraham Lincoln ld \vrite~ better English (never ving been in college) than Edward

he ill

il \` I' Il

\ ou s

y. Does that justify you in railing r. colleges, and refusing assistance to

nd book in English literature. aught

tlit-rcfore, to rt-fuse support tol

de men there are of gifts so unique

nal helps and appliances, but per- ps they would have achieved more iial sticcess with them. The irch is a means toward an end and es not exist for its own sake. The iurch is u college in morals. a uiii- rsity of right living, a culture room

ME OFFENDED BY THE CHURGH '

it-re the laws ol' lift- are studied and |-

/ /

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The -» Can

their preci ation

e Xtra V q Lantic Sli gat"

The tremendous first demand ex- '

ceeded our supply.

Always sold in original packages

s ti

Look for the Lantic Red Ball on each package I

Atlantic-Sugar Reiineries Limited uoivrlsst.. QUE. sr. Joiliv. N. n. »

\ and everyone

Now the output

is increased

should be able

to get Lantic- Sugar

. \ , - -. t:._: _ is .~; i-.- ,-.<\:'1_\,~\‘->§\\.b,1~\ i \ ~ 5 -\1»: \.~.--:\ - ; -.~>\.$-+`»*~.=~3.\-» \¥~~\\\\.\ _

(jf

‘ ‘ -iw ‘ ‘ ;"».->’.">?`\-2<=~§:‘\~`>. tits `~~".~. . ’ ‘\ .

on are admitted because they are ig- rant, and want to become wise,

d want to become good. A church is e the steps leading into n beautiful aiisioii. but you do not sit down on e steps, you do not set up a tent on e steps, you do not live on the sit-pr# the steps lift you to the level ot the arm room, the blazing \\'inle:’s tire,

bmvt-:‘ of homo that receives you

t of thc driving rain or peltir-.g szicw. ll tiit- ordinances of the church ure cps tliut lead to the house of vliar- ter. :ulorned with all these ritii .i:~‘tii'\=;, name-l lt'iilh,. gt-Iit`t-it-ws. c-_-l.'iit~:-.s and justice and syinpfttiiy. he church is a liostelry in which man ops for a night on his journey hcnit-_ he end of the -(fltitrch is cliaiwit-tri". kt-ness to Christ, autoinatic gooiliii-ss nd solid weight of cliaracter.

fu fa

OME ARE oFF£NosD sv rvieti :iv ,,

THE ci-Iunci-ies .,

Sinnr-, mt-ii_oi` high ideals are o1l`t-iid I1 by the niistakes and sins ot' those 'ltliiii the flliurt-li, just as oiiec inc-ii are oIi`t-nded at Pr-Icr’s dr-Iiiul. and idus’ treason, und .lohii's coivardicc, iid Saul’s cruelty. Now, l hold no of in df-i'eiid I-vcry man who has im-d Ilit- ('lIiIri'li. l only ask wheth- iii fair play. it is in order to rail lit institution lit-,cause of the blunders some identified therewith? Of

ttrsc, there are men iii churches who utnlile and full prostrate. Of course. so, theft- are bankers and cashiers ho have stumbled and 150 of them I~it year mndt- their way to Mexico or fries. 'l`ht-rc are jurists who are Il1lll0d :ind fall: there are more than ill 0 lawyers f om Manhattan and to

all ch iv

iaiits who I-roivd their shelves with "I

mpty pastcliozird boxes and tlit-ri siif- iii

r n fire [Jo you ff-el it is necessary li

ere are dishonest mi-.ii iii il? Sup- ta

Thert- areorcliards that a"e Worth lu

iid l out-c hchcld an orchard that la as one tangle of thorns and thickt-ts. tl

ted upoii the bough. The splendid ll

l tht-_substutice and left. nothing for .lOl I- fruit. The bouglis were one tcem- li

l ot'

_,.€fl(|),,',| I\£,1ii:P;)|;HIkv‘;`\:gx{nrg" ‘-nv(.|0p9H` Spring Troubles are E...-I-Iniiiiimuiiiiiiiiiumnnun; :

Cured by Zam-Buk-

blurzkliciiils, an irritating rush, any form of ct-zeinu, or any other skin trouble lf so, remember that Zam-

P1# Y i 8

of I c skin troubles, kill illsc-.use gi-rnis. and so stimuliitcs the tissues that new ht-ultliy skiii is qiiickly form- Oil.

Mr. 0. M. Smith, of Edmonton. Alta..

was troubled with n hlotclty, irritable skin. llc tried Zniii-Lliik. and now says,--"My skin was very lilotitliy and' irritable. I tiscil various remedies, but nothing gave relli-f uiitil I tried Zam- Buk. it quickly .stopped the irritation, and after porservnnce with Zuiii-Buk. l nm pleased to say. my skin is again perfectly clear and smooth." _ in addition to the ordinary spring skin trouble, Zam-Biik is without equal for serious cases of, ulcers.

Sli

- (ill

Io fi lll iii D

; ti

To add tothe life 'and beauty of woollens, flannels, laces and all ltindsofsensitivifi F ’ fabrics-use

LUX

the incomparable cleon~ ser. LUX is the pure es- sence of finesonp, in flakes It dissolves readily in hot water-makes n cream like lathe.-r which can ot inguré fine fabrics or dain hands. Just try LUX

Won t

Shrink woollelis

ni a

5 th

' 5 'the

5 thc

cla la

dru ing

de H

ectenia, eta., which have defied all or- dinary reniedles. Many people have been cured of such, after suffering for yearn and experimenting in vain with numerous socalled remedies. if you are It victim to any of the more seri- ous forms of sltln disease, profit by such experiences, and instead of yvast- ing/ time and money on useless' pre- pdrttions. try Zum-Buk first. - f Iain-fiult is also best for cuts. burns, bruises, piles, etc., or as an emiirocs- ` tion. All drugglstii and stores sell Zum-Bak. Rem-se substitutes; ue

name on box when buying. ~, for tree trial box. ,send ic. stamp. I th n article, and name of paper. to

lt~isn't your town-Ivo Yon. _

Zam-Butt Co., Toronto

the

deal out her

acticed. it is a school to which '

no an cra sit

po gii be Ou yo bo Bu th so rll oi' uc

ch kind of vineyard und orchard, estab- llslicd by the llivint- liitsbnnduiaii, as

fruit that is ripi-uc-il by daily toil and

e spacr-, p"iiIlciIf-1- iiiust guard .

215'

(38

c soul must have tht- summer at.-

me by cliniico. Vharacter is an hievemeiit, and tht- -i'hurI-h is an or-

illt God. iittdi~i‘ thc lmiighs ut' Ihefe

trees. l;

ssroom and promised to obey the' ws of spelling and orderly tliinkliig."

And here is'the young

overtaken him: “l never obey the laws

nce, 'and of very severe teacher

Judge. Whether you

‘riiel enemies had stripped it of ltsl wc-iz The sun shone only upon smulll urled, bitter friiit, that might liavel

en rich as the apples ot' i’aradisc.| tside in the lane, however, grew one - ting apple tree. l-‘rom its siiiootliIt‘ uglis sclioolboys shook a little fruit. 4 li i did that litilc trct iii the lane-,fo

txrds are ti t`ziiltirc'.’ lt was not tht-lo I‘haI'd principlt- that I`ailed-it. waslr- glet-t that failed. it lazy liiisbuiidinmi iled. a car-_-lf-.us drunken farmer iled. a inaii fniletl. hut not the or-' nrd'p inciplc. And the <‘liiiri-li is tt'

'ti

o it tl o t

mi-tliotl ol' soul culture. filiaructer is

rr-iiiitiiiig care. litrliislry iiiiist. lift

aiiist uiisc-cii eiii-init-s. prayer must ll duivti ratiii and Ili-tv I`roiIi hi-uvcn;

isplit-i~e. _ 'l`lit,-st-. rich fruits do not t

ard Eden. for tliorac who coiiiiiiiiiie th

ME ARE OFFENDED AT THE p LIMITATIONS OF THE CHRIS- ii'

TIAN LIFE ,UT

_____ sit-k. delivered Ihr- prisoiiers. comfort-

Othms '|“"""' “"0 who Im"'*` acwpiod lift:-il up ilii- fallciii gave life to the H ilhtlofoiilirot' llloiissi-aiu. Thiel' “'lS:11ttviii|<. _-init ou. what Iiappint-ss I-amc cust tic reins ouse iipoii tie nec; I' H-, _ ,~ » 1-

sgion _md “mit "Cir em iiio is lieaii, with all the might 0 o

l’“- »' P ‘ “W Us-I-I' .I I -‘ii I '-I f carry tlieni whitliersoei'eriliey will. _ ‘S:§ll,:l;_f.;]"vxl'(l,\ _mzlsness no

sus ew ie

%a)',“0":v’nb‘;v;';'_5',`,‘,;flg;`;fdg§:§‘ g:¥_“‘_l;aT|jo_\ ot_li\iiIi;. the passion ot happi-

e is thc iintriiiniiieled life'-tl-e bird HWS' U-m mlgvlnf lim For us' nap'

' ' ‘ -.sri i. ' ‘ > ' ' .

withdraw from business because life. the wild ll0l`F-0 lift*-. that never I-ol? ‘;,,_"'_ K; r,i‘:',l"f "0‘.°rf:_‘glg;°

kes on llie yoke or feels the rein or ' ‘ `("ll5 .U3 wb B "YC ( D d re U T6 1; Tl ev ww 'uh'n“t ciiougl-_ to siviiii iii, an oceun iii whose c‘;etf‘_n“io-§;luf=<r‘i_~ anld-Wim-lo lherieptii lit- iistheti HIS mul. Ami for

hor liccaiisc some men and women Boltciliiiili career. But stop and re- me Qh'l_d,m (md af things are ours’ iiurrol iii the home. ‘ - tie

all

ct. Coiisldertliat no man over added I- , t `n _ I, f _H t ‘ his °m.ig“U°“5 . 'O gnu"-V by M' ilieltiiiiijr-titcv' i>t`dili;Li;riiiiiix1elirti °wledgm$ gm"'(y'.°r. escaped me sanctity of the winters; ull the treas- w of gravity by rctiisiiit: 0lJ0f|l"“"° ui-cs of literature and art and friend- iereto. Natixrnl laws do not ask min. Ml tm, ..;(.|,(,,; of the water., hetl er t ~ ' 'll " , ` ` ` ‘ " ‘ `

I or iio we give a egiaiice to un

doue G

No iuan increases his obligations b_v od 5'

iiliig Ii cliuroli. and iio man lessens is uhligntioiis by refusing that alleg- "‘é"' IW” ow; °b°‘_|:°"(`“` t°0"‘(‘fl::_w; Ot’ I-nurse the lniver pls-asiires arc €n]:;;;_s“;in h°e°‘f§:l"S‘0 _:Z5 u‘;_‘;_ nlélfh in not yoiirs. but tht-~e nrt- pit-asiires niitl ho are born into a cradle and die into ph`n8“ws' r('m°rm“' yn" Wm mem 3

_ . , trnuip on Ilia Bowery. all rags and

grace are in Gods great world. |.,m,.,\,.,‘| ,_ mags of mg,__ nl V

, , , I--1 ~».-t .- _ ' .' li 1 fist.-asc.

';:}‘;_';_‘:,!x::';(‘;’}‘;:;i(l‘;i;l'l{tl"; £‘):é’i'e3(l?§'fu§g -` .-\iid suppose you offer him it houie, and mml' _m the penumes of dm'nh;_di_ pleud for temperaitce and offer him

“G and Sm Here is a ,mv wh" em uni-lt iii the coiiutry and ask hini to rs the bank. ' When his eiiiploycr -HWGUP fllllllifi' I0 his ll10ih<‘l"S m0m0l'Y-

mls his column of 'figures full of ami his fiiiiicrs emi. um tin- wri»cii~ . istukcs, the boy becomes nngry. say- ‘ mm *\f'°r ll tml- ll-'UL ', . gr: “l never went to school and "_, '

, - r

at happened to be well born and sur- i ot' iiiided with suiisliine. ircvo that or- words to int-:iii as(-etiriant, the denial

f pleasure, and the refusal ot' eve-ry up of honied delight. To he a Chris-

tc ar music and the eye beauty; to deny the heart frleiidsliip; Io turn ne's face towards a desert ot' waste iid desolation and iuoiiotoiiy. They iliik ot' thi- proverb that .It-sus was fteii sc(-it to wi-ep. hut never known 0 laugh-:1 grievous iiiisstaiteineiit ot' l'aets. ilow could Ji-siis have been other than the happiest. or me-ii? Wlizit

unty, and iiiider the obligations iii-

SOME ARE OFFENDED BY CHR|ST’S LAWS OF SELF SACRIFICE.

Sonic there arc who are offciided by lirist'=i words: "lie that save.-tli his fe shall lose it; hc iviio loveth futher mother more than me is not worthy ine." For they interpret these

on tor thciii is to wear saekclotli, r-n- r :I lifelong retreat; to refuse the

ity is binding upon us bccaiise iveltu

sts; rabbits had knaived at thc bark di

il moles had cut the roots. and every 'are iii God's world, supported by l~l’< ck and seam was filled with para- ho

es that sappcd away tht- trees' life. It-id(-iit to His mi-rcy and llis love,

Noglt-I-I had ruined the noble orchard.

(

riis his lili-urcd eyes und his piirplt-, ldewcd lips toward some saloon, il says: "No, l cannot glvt- up these

pleiisures. You ask me to sacrifice too mitch. Let me have these delights ii little longer." Yes! The pleasures! The pleasure of ati outraged diges- tion! The pleasures of iiiilanietl nerves. ,The pleasures ot' picking crusts otit ot' un ash barrel and the delights of bilge wat,e:~l Yes. the happiness incident to leading ii swiut-'s life! But. young man, this is epic of your own career. You stand one or two steps higher. and looking toward covetousness and yield- ing Io avnrice and the desire for rude position. you se-ek places, and are Iiot willing to givt- tip these low pleasures io the plcusiire of ati approving con- scieitcc and the smile of n loving Father and the fi-cling that you have obeyed tht- great coiivictloiis of the spill. and have entered upon the task of the patriot and the scholar and the pntriciaii (‘li ‘isIiaii. The Good is nn eti- ciny of the Ht-tter. and thc Helter is an enemy of the lit-st.

Fling yourself into the Christian llfc

ini an

-.._.... AL _...__

joy pervades a great 'l`t\:it‘lter's heart? \\'lia| di-light ctmit-.-4 tu liirii who, eii~ t-ring thc gai';'t-t, cxin, through his gold ln-rmii~'.- broad to the liuiigr _v and waruith In tht- iiakcd and medicine to

not-s: i-ntl kissed his hands. do you liiuls tht-ir I-uiuiicipatnr fell no hap- iiit-s.~'.'.’ .it-sits passed through tlte` orld like ii prince scattering treas-

iw hi al fl it uc lr- an ivl

e sicki' \\'hi-ii thi- Iiciisaiitx dt'-li\~ cd by tliiriliulrli ft-ll upon their

1- ou cvs-r_\' hand. llc healed the

gi bi

Sli Ili bu 'l‘

thi- hopf-less bit-ssl-d the children.

ivi co mi Sa sc

th cli at

the siieettit-ss ot music, the beautv

ot' b

dei- thc earth' all these are yours

GHER AND LOWER PLEASURES

Ill W

for

lman?"

itli ahanumi, and you will find thr- ghiiess happiness, happiness that is

iierstiaslve, a snort-tl pence, it tran-

iiility that pervades the wholf- being.

conipaiiloiisliip that mukcs loneli- ss impossible. The youtli who en- rs upon ti (‘liristiaii lite finds iiti- ticiputcd rr-wards. llc is like a man io buys ti field for wheat, but dig-

ging. finds coal, and. surprised as he

gs for iron, suddenly gold appears.

Front the viewpoint of the uiiiiliig en-

iievr, such strains are impossible. it ns an illtistratioii oi' the soul's uu- spt-ctt-d discoveries and treasures. o illustration is not only permlssnhle t represents a great solid fact. evefore, I call you to the Christian

life. I call you to a siirrenilcr of the

ll, and to the supreme allegiance of tiscieiice, and the dedication of the iid and thc heart to the Master and viour of the World. Enter this tool. and begin the liigliost form of iilture. Plant your faculties like ‘outs and deeds like seeds. und rear erefroni white harvests. Build your aractcr like a catliedral and decor~ e it with the faces of ideals and an-

gels and seraplis. Root your life in

cupntioii and lndustry in the earth eneatli. but reiitenilier that the flow- crs borrow their fragrance and beauty

oni the heavens above.

REVIEWING THE LESSON

The Stiiiday School tenclior was tilting u review of the lesson. "Wlio us the wisr-,st mail, Jann-s?"

“Soloman." “That's right. Now. Frank, who

wits the strongest man'."' ~

".loiInh." "Wrong, but what reason have you

belleviiig Jonah was the strongest

Cause the wliiile couldn't hold

minlsed to obey the laws of the miil- L

plication table. I ani an outsider. l

don't promise to lose my liberty by promising to keep the laws of mathe-

atics." _Here is some lover who sends letter to the loved one. who scorns e words that are nilsspelled and

3 laughs at the writers rhetoric. But

youth answers: "i refuse to join school. l never stood up in the

nkard or disciple of when disease racks

laws of (loil or

no duty Church; world the

cannot

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