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rigid examination in the lat ro, politics and possibilities of the $-

L_ tish colonies and possessions by Qi* perisnce and study an the spot. We

to journalism in London for a living rendered necessary because he he not altogether pleased his father B7 making a love match, not beneath his station, but without. considers' tion of money. Journalism is not A bad training for statesmanship. It

that testimonial which roceigpiod as LfPlR°;°d_"m?,§; lyguéqzoga and not evil that ye may live, and not enter Parliament. until ho had

Hqualiiled himself to pass the most

heard recently ,ali about his taking Jah's “If the Lord be God, fellow I"

(I Kings xviii, 21), and of Joshua’s fare- well exhortation, "Choose you this day whom we will serve" (Josh. xxiv, 15), and of the words of Moses: "I have set before you llfe'and death; there- fore choose life. Love the Lord, thy

helped Dlsrasli. Lord Milner was ` Gow obey ms voice cleave unto Him

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the Lord. and ye shall live; seek g

ot our lesson. It reminds us of El

lelief is ‘almost instantaneous. \

_ livsa tip by lootor sas loihosi.

pedia, Que., writes :

tho time. The doctor gave her sip; in fact, I did so myself.

,Q "I linall decided to try Dr owler’s Wild Strawberry. I pi-_ocurod s bottle andy it did her so much good that l got another bottle and by the time it was finished she was completely cured. As for myself, it has saved me from inflammation of tho bowels several tim I alwlyllolp

o bottle In the house sud cannot rooomiriond it loo higeayf' 0

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ifaoiu cuanborrurowu Ar 6 P. M.

"\ndav,.\ith]1ily clcmonts in series and 'shows their L°’d Jews Hlmaelf is 'mt cmmted

.li Aug. ly modifications of one universal sub- God; so we know that the age is draw- :ud “ _ ., stance-there is a sequence, nitrogcn, ing to a close and the time of Isrnel's 501 S¢i>¢~ iihcaphorous. arsenic. antimoiiy. bis- restoration draweth near. The word or 19111 “ muth; and Sir Lauder Brunton has the 1_0,-atm-0ughAm0saud ever other

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I th N _ . 1 i I .' no more be pulled up out of their land

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darlouetowu' on the- Mondays ft used to roduce the nrtial unc n- I

it. john.

,_ _,_ ._ __,__. _J change sliou cis .rist\ nces require.

. p ri nn properti s. word and lay a snare for him that re-

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Imitations are made of soft enarnel_which soon turns black.

Stansky-Steel Ware Laslsfor Years.

The extra hard white is is secret process, ensuring d eririaneni

whiteness of the enamel. __ _

A little higher in price, but one piece will_outlasi several pieces of '

other makes.

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Mus. Maxwsu. Bairrim, Grand Casca-

“I take great leasuro in telling u what Dr. Fol:vler’s Extract of

wud Strawberry has done for me and mine. `Af year ago my little girl, now nearly three years old, was attacked by

Cholera Infantum. it was in the hot season and she was teething as

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'tion of heat toward space, and often

Africa by a Liberal Government.

Harcourt was one of tho most hri iiant pens on 'Pho 'I‘imes.» APAPI from these notable instances of loun- nallstl who have bocoino great statesmois, an interesting list mighi

ad literature and nrt and might havo been famous ns legislators had they chosen to give up to politics what was meant for mankind: Josoph Cowan, Sir William Leng. Geo. Mer- edith, Sir Edwin Arnold, Sir Edward Russell, Herbert Spencer and not 5 few others who served an apprentice- ship qi the newspaper press.-Joseph

Hatton. _ j

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Eflhoe ef Autlmony. Thnt terrible poison, antimony,

known most fniniliarly in tlis com- pound called tartar-cmetic, has a very interesting history. lt. was in- troduced into medicine some centur- ics ago by Paracelsus. Its name signifies that it is “againt monks," us some on whom it was tried ills- playcd the now familiar symptoms. its use in modern medicine has been reduced to vanishing point, with oth- ur depressing measures such as bleed- ing. In the table which arranges tha

connections-so that all are probab-

mon properties in their action upon man, and that these properties varv

form antimoiiy and tobacco were

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sciousncsa which attends their nau- ssant and do rc s t '

Considerable interest, writcaa cor-

respondent, has been aroused in Jo- hannesburg by the discovery on is mining property at Klerksdorp of u green diamond of about threequartcrs carat. The gem had slipped into a crevice in the iron plates of the crushing mill and was found during the dismantling of the mill to make room for a new stamp buttery.

In 1893 over seventy similarly col-

ored diamonds wero found upon the same property. They had all slipped between the dies and escaped destruc- tion. It is conjectured that many other green stones got crushed out of existence. For the first time since that date the Klerksdorp G.. and D. Company proposes to resume opera- tions on this particular ground, which contains both gold and dia- monds. and the prospects of unearth- lng more of those green gems arc be-

ing eagerly watched from the Rand. -__..@_-__

by F. A. Rollo Russell to be only

four, and in n §aper to the Royal Meteorological ociety he describes the following: (1) The forced ascent

rather suddenly another mass mov-

posing current which it dlsplaccs. (3) The ascent oi more or less moist air through heavier and colder air to o height where condensation of va or takes lace increased radiu-

iher condensation, increase of tem-

sania result. (4) The mixture oi cur- rents of air from different directions.

An-ootod Dovslopmolle - ¢

Robert-We don't know. Our neigh» bers' two boys never let any of them get ripe.--Detroit Free Press..

I!-'._¢DDL°¢~

John Morley may almost be said to) be s journalist still. and Sir Willie or the individual there is no life apart

bv Cvmvilcd of mea who have adorn- others (Eph ii, 1 12) In the dnys

Amos, as now, men -would do anything rather than receive freely from God His gift or inte. Tifey would under ` pretense of worship transgress at Beth-

~ Sources at Balls. d

The chief causes of rain are stated som (Job xxxup 24)_

to return to their land from the cap-

~ f un_ tivity in Babylon Ho in duoffime sent

;.)dirlx;f)m(;;r iymhgz i:?p,:is,‘;,,vT,;1J,n, them the Ransom, the Deliverer, the

Lord, their Rlghteousnese, the long

ing from an opposite dlrgction and promised Messiah, butfwhnt is the rec- mnintaining its flow bclow the op- ordl “He was in the world, and the

world was made by_,Hlin, and the

His own, and His own received Him not" (John i, 10, 11). Now, is there still

any _:rope for such a people, who bo-

~ ,_ cm m,._ can of such great sin and crying

1-lcctrical developments p odu 3'. "H" mood ____ ________ ul and ________ o___ pennfure and renewed ascent with the Cl1|ldl’€I1" hliV0 been BCBUGYOU ll UY-

word and a reproach among all na- tions? -We could not believe it if He

" had not said it, but since He has suld

Blehlrd--An then road apples ee niinii His promise to Abi-niiam, imc

your trees? a

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_ *ww* the riches both of the wisdom and

%_¢" DIY- ,fl » knowledge of God! How unsenrcha-

bla are His judgments and His ways

4/ M 'Q' past finding out!" (Rom. xi, 29, 83.) / _ i.. , 'xp But those who are meek enough te

eg -9,# believe what He has said by the proph- |'_ _ ts shall know His ways and His pur-

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‘ poles, which are sure to be performed,

f' for "surely the Lord God will do noth-

f‘!_ Yfn ing, but He revesleth His secret unto

His servants the prophets" (Amos iii,

without hope, is the condition of al

el and Gilgul and at Beersheba, and

journalist, and he was sent to South 0 ' , ' '

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full of evil; therefor. the Lord sal “Offer a sacrifice of thanksgiving with lenven, for this llketh you” (iv, 5), leav- en being significant of evil everywhere in the Bible, even in Matt. xiii, 33, where our Lord in describing thls_pres- ent age, the mystery of the kingdom-- tliat is, the condition of affairs while the kingdom is rejected and postponed -told us that the woman (the church) would thoroughly leaven or corrupt her food. Never was the food given to the church more corrupt than now, when nearly every fundamental truth is denied by many preachers and our

safe teacher, much less the 'Son ot

Lord thy God” (Amos ix, 14, 15); Jer. xxii, 41; Ezek. xxxvil, 21, 22). They make a man an offender for a

rovcth in thc gurc and turn aside the

“Propliesy not unto us right things speak unto us smooth things. Propli esy dccclts, ciiuse the Holy One of Is- rael to cease from before us” (Isa. xxix, 21; xxx, JO, 11). /Ihey know not the thoughts of the Lord; neither under- stand they His counsel (Mic. iv, 12). They ure full of unrighteousness and oppression, yet the Lord loved them and pitled them and by His prophets urged them to turn to Him _that He might have mercy upon them. He had compassion on His people and on His dwelling place and sent them His nies- sengers. but they mocked the messen- gers of God and despised His words and misused His prophets until the wrath of the Lord arose against His people till there was no remedy (Il Chron. xxxvi, 15, 16)-that is, there was no remedy or, as in the margin, "healing" in anything that they could do. Yet He cries, “Deliver from going own to the pit; I have found a ran-

Atter He had visited upon their iniq-

uides (Amos lil, 2) and allowed them

orld knew Him not. He came unto

hat for His own Name's sake He will

nd Jacob (Mic. vii, 18-20; Ezek. xxxvl, ) He will do it, and we must believe

“Tho gifts and calling of God are

ithout repentance. Oh, the depth of

from Him who is life, who said “I nm

f r He is thy life’ (Deut. xxx, 19 20) Whether it be for Israel or the church

the life’ (John xi, 25, xiv, 6) Dead in trespasses and sins, without God n d

their sacrifices of thanksgiving were

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in premiums from the insured.

ssowi~'ii` viuiiss|ii_ii clans

~_. _

Dr..l. PL MURRAY

_ ur. csniz was insured ima another policy in the lam U°mP”=y ‘°' °g“°° °""'~ °°v"°'~-~ ’

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alike amount, taken outa few years inter, on which he paid i°f¥Y'“l”'_|"' »

annual premiums of U18-28, amounting to $895.72. Dlvidwd lddlli°“5 1° \

9° this policy were 81438.00 or $342-28 in “cf” °f t°t*lP1¢l11i“m5 P“id~ _

the Lord. the doc or nests siiaii ns . _ Mackmmm & with you. tor thus saith the Lord unto . _ ` HERN '

the house ef Israel (verses 4, 6, 14). A' N' FRASER' ' JOHN MCEAC °

This seems to be the central thought Special Agent, Ch’town. Local Agent, Ch'twr\

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Kitchener Range

It is not the first cost of a range which makes it

cheap or expensive, but the amount of fuel it after- wards consumes.

If you buy a range a few dollars cheaper than

9. Kitchener, and it burns from 15 to 25°/0 more fuel, what do you gain ?

Nothing, but you 2_§t- ually lose money, e-

sides putting up with all the inconveniences

of an old-style range,

The Kitchener range

is equipped with every g . -,,_ _ ._

device known for re- ‘-.prfigigié ducing the consump- 'fi '

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tion of fuel. _ Sold by all enterprising

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dealers. ,_.\‘_'y~“ I

_Write for booklet. _ ff,

M°Claiys ,

London; Toronto; manual. Wlnnli>¢s» Van¢0vv¢r» Sf- John- N-B-

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Paterson Downing Co’y

Commission Merchants. St, John's, Newfoundland,

Consignments of P. E. Illlld produce

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VLA-ll. limi. K. ll- U- ima lull;

Florson & Duffy

Barlstero and Aitceneys, Brown’s Block, Charlottetown, I. 8.1.

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Wholesale and Retail. V __;__t:_rside promise opposite I. Qaser

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\rd3 H. P. direct current Electric Motor, in use \s Dynamo if desirri.

vfg inch Leather elting as good as new.

-Our circulation is increasing st such s rapid and it necessary to inslal a Web Perfect ng A io H. P. Gas Engine to ciperste. lbesecn ai any tme. ' or prices and all

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world ‘may think of us, let ns by all rsoalisrglvs earnest heed ne the sure word _ef prophecy, for "tho testimony of Jesus is the spirit ol prophecy" (Rov. xix, 10). By all moans read of- ten the book ot Revelation. for it is the only oao of all thobooks- that has s very opeeisl blusfq for the reader

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This College re-opened Tuesday m0ruihg\August 16th.

_During the vacation, the rooms have been handsomely fitted u

and about izoo feet of floor space have been added* to the Shorthand and Typewritingdepsrtmentsto accommdate the increasin atrenage.

IN snr, Dsimivrmimrs, the latest and best methods will he taught

lg? a stsffoi' COMPETENT teachers, s ecialists in their departments.

ine teschers will form the staff durliig the coming, term.

Our Business Training course, always taking rank among the

best will be more interesting andinvitlug than ever before because of

the man new features being introduced. _

Our Shorthand and Typevvritin 'departments have been enlarged

and Mr. Trainor, the principal, $511 have all the asslstaneelie req res f ` to bring them gp to that high sthtc of perfection to which-he aspires. His nnparsllel success last ygsr was a revelation to men , and we cannot help it if some would oolrgetltors are sn andy "throw mud.” Every one to his calling. r. Trainer continue to educate the young men und, women in the art of' Shorthand and

Tygewritlng and w lslwsys be found attending to his business.

EvEm‘ni<iv_§rsslnates last _ year from the Phou hic Institute of

Cincinnati. _ lille it is s record uns roachzingy /mv ornnk teacher last year, yet, Mr. Trdinor with? his emcient slsishnts,

h0ps__e__to double the nump_eei__t_l_i_§s_term. ,__ ___ -

ereareeomesocs sneasoo e e stelsfin`e,v\'rytiii

lou paper. But when it comesto thofongh,gl:ii!h grade work, ' owelll expcusewith absolutely no risk on the part o the student, College environments and opgrtunitlee, the C ariotictown Business College

stsndson_t__§nbo1dttd_;e ._ __ _“___ '

_ Two li shovnl _ remens ere niendin oindents:--Our

:i_l¢__i_: gag; wg); and nnlresrd eric' tuition rates. stgdenu may enter

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