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The entire Stock of W B McKay, at the Bargain Burner, must he sold in six wee

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fire and water. Bon’t lose any time in finding your way to the Bargain Borner

JAM l JAM!

We sell the Best Make

of Jam. viz:

Crosse & Blackwell’s.

Largeassortment, all kinds at very low prices

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Jam in 7 lb pails, in Strawberry,

Paspberry, Apricot, Peach and Red Ciirrant.

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_Church of Rome, none whatever. The

THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND-

Edward VI-

A. M. asks me to put in a few words

at -the time of the reformation in Henry VIII `s reign.

Thequestion is a little obscure; I

think I sec, however, what he means and will do my best to answer.

The Reformation in England began

in the reign of Henry VIII.. but the re- formation of the Church of England did not begin strictly speaking till the reign of Edward VI Up till about the year 1533-1534 the Church of England was a meres»ction of the Church of Rome. Though it was nominally the Ecclesia Anglicana it was really the Church of Rome in' England. Its rulers, card- inals and Rome-appointed archibishopi, its ministers, mass-priests of the Ro- man communion, its chief service the mass of the Church of Rome accord- ing to the use of Sarum. There was no difference whatever in doctrine between the Church of England and the

he Church ol Einlind w is re formed

A“slow but sure" combustion,direct

draft surface burner, for hard or soft wal, straight cylinder, no grate to Shake or burn out, lined on bottom Sud sides with best quality heavy fire llrick lining top and bottom heavy cast "Wi body heavy rolled sheet steel.

Avery powerful heater and coal

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'O guarantee perlecl satisfaction or money Ieluniled.

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ORDERS FOR

Ally Piece of Music

or,fl`lusic Book

LEFT AT

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will receive careful and prompt at- Qllilon.

t_ C' P- FLETCHER

J “Opera House" Building '"1 13, 1899 -eod 3m

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Be!o|’0ani1Afl=er the Time of King

the historical truth as to the origin of the, present Church of England before or

of England became a service in English, aservice for the people, and by the people, and our service of morning and evening prayer supplanted the service of the mass. The change of the 'form of doctrine was equally complete. What was formerly branded as heresy now was taught as essential truth. The doctrines that for centuries had been regarded as the essential doctrines of the Church of England were now denounced as blaspliemous fibles, dangerous deceits. and fond things

32 '1'heChnrch of Envland was re

f0l:l!10d in the Teigl Of Esvard VI- Il- The locality of the soundings is noi get chance was the same Church asbefere, the old named in the despatch from San Fran-‘l Uf buylng so Chea (R'>m=l»UiZ'=d) Cl1\1l'0h Of E'12'l8~fld With cisco. but it seems to be in the South

the same bed cor crate, the same name S

y P ea, somewber t d f th th- `

and the Same Churches- AS_ an insti- 'ern coast of Aiisidilizlu The clifiigdliy But the balance of 0

tution it was the same. Butit was like _of gaining the temperature of the neun Win positively be Clos a man who is converted. It passed out ll deptus has been due to th. troublesome .A f6W M6Il’S UISEBIS

of death into life. It was the old old

Railwa Aire

| 5 _ . ‘ ,_ Th-it is, it took anew form doctrinally The a@0,,(,npa,,yi,¥g, °¢J£,munica¢i0n and liiurgically. The worship of the expresses so earnest a conviction of the Church was completely altered. that iS l work done by railroads in a dii-.ction as far as i's service and its _doctrine was in whine, gi, far as we know, they concerned. It ceased to be in Latin, it ~ haw, noi ofgen hem, credimd with in_ ceased to be tie monopoly ofthe p'ieSi, fluence, that we give space to it-the ,or choir. The mass disanileared- The more gladly as it comes froina rtpre-

sentative of a class of employees among

whom the influence would naturally be;

molt strongly felt :-

| | , ` “Of the many agencies at workin the

interest of teniperance none have ac-

" _coniplished more real good than the

t irailroad companies. The beuefilresult-

| l _ing from their efforts in this dircctioni

` lhave indeed become widespread. The

Says Laxa-Liver Pills made a

new man of him. ,

Cured him of Indigestion and l

Pains in the Back.

We don’t make absurd or extravagant

claims for Laxa-Liver Pills. .

Tell you in a plain, simple way what

they will do, and prove what we say by the testimony of those who have used them. We say they cure dyspepsia, indi- gestion and all stomach disorders, and renew the health and strength.

Mr. Melville Miller, Bensfort, Ont.,

corroborates this in the following state- ments: “I have used two bottles of Laxa-Liver Pills and I must say they made a. new man out of me, after taking them for three weeks. My trouble was indigestion, heart fluttering and pains in my back. Laxa-Liver Pills have com- pletely cured me and I think they are the best medicine in the world to set a man up.”

If you .take a Laxa-Liver Pill before

retiring,°’twil1 work _while you sleep, without a gripe or p9»1I_l, 9-Bd make Y0l1 feel better in the morning.

These pills never sicken or weaken,

and leave no bad after-effects of any kind.

` influence of strict rules forbidding em-

ployees using intoxicating liquor on or

5 off duty, has been the means of brinvin

back into a life of usefulness many good but weak men, who were victims of a cursed social custrm, the direct cause of more misery and poverty in the homes ofthe hard-working class than all the forms of disease consualties and accidents to which this hazardous occu- pation is heir.

“To this custom the railroad com-

panies _have~ dealt a death-blow by declaring that men who use intoxicanis cannot secure employment. For a time this movement of the companies was looked upon as unusually hai-sh,. especially by the moderate drinkers,who could see no harm in an occasional g' iss. However this feeling gave way as the application of the rule became fruitful of good in many ways, and is now accepted as a kindly interference in behalf of all employees and their families. ,_ ‘

‘~Sobrietv with its glorious surround-

ings has in thousands of cases taken happy possession cf miserable drunk- ards, the bright smile of contentment charms many _a ireside, once the home

of pain and sorrow. We cannot speak, in scanty praise of this work which `

mass priest vanished. The altar was abolished. The service of the Church

meanin and industrious men

whiskey. T. `J. O’Rourke, Swilchman Cicago, Féb. 3.

The Deepest Ocean Tempera ture.

The deepest ocean temperature ever

turned to Sydney, Yew °South Wales

fact that whenever t

~ he th r

story of the grace of God; this my son down below a certain degtlliiotxllilsleprigf prlce' was dead, and is alive again ; he was sure has been so great as to crush the

108|. and is found- instrument; but on this ccsision it was "-

I know of few questions that require successfully sent down 4762 fathoins, or 1

S 1 ,im of the Church of En land l11°1'0 3011005 1h0\12.’_hf 0"- thi! PU! Of 28,572 feet, which is a little lower than fied)mr:he Pope of Rome and the ungsy of fhggchmin than this' The mlm can' "Ulf Pr?vi9°5 attempt has "ef BUCCSQG' the Pepe of Rome wasa purely politics- us “°"°nS prevail' Que vast bo Y’ ed 1” smkmg 3' lhefm°m'¢tef- While ecclesi~stical move. The nation rejected “growing b°d¥’ are being completely 1°" th° S'"f”"’° the Water t°mP91`at“l`9

the Pa ac and the Church was nrt of deceived by theteachingihat the Church was 82 degrees rho mari; at that pl-“_

the nati)on:y:1‘h¢-n followed the ineiritable of England 'S ancient’ and that Its hte found dept” W" 35-5 d°g1`699~ 01° 3- 1 ~ 0 ' 0 Omen S trol]

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_ - has been a continuous life. This is true little above freezing. -E;

§‘;';°,;1“°;a_‘;fe’ tgggxpfggaalff £20,225 of the Church organically, butnot of the

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. . Church doctriaally. The doctrinalcan- B ..

ghgffénilirsf;,i;‘;°(§°(i°;;_?n;i_'?;‘n§lb;? tinniiy was broken at the reformation, UFFALO DOES NOT L‘I‘E IT'

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cation of the Bible.and askind of general ani” in traélsformed' Albany, _Y., Feb. 12,_An im,

. ,_ not er bo yof Churchmsn seem to_

;'.“°"1'3”u‘i“t§_;"Ct:`;’t;l,;eo? §;`Ef;?,?itthf;f1°°l;_ believe that the Church of England ‘°t°'H nr VIH ,S reign vijas absomilv came into being, as it were, at the Re. _§“ B .yi mémd d;Ctrim_ its er . ' forniition. This is true of the Churck’s

oman in or i S V109 - 1

i . _ . . . do t _ ‘ u h’ litur ical orders and leaching being identical with 5 Hue’ aim of the Lh rc S g ,

' . for er. Bu. it is no: true of the Church ,

tb_°_s_°f?fth§f1§;§J€;a_nChufi§;_h Xmiétlii as at Church.-Rev. Dyson Hague ini Cvlisilissiiliid in Fntrlishyi lifovements in I the Evangelical Chur°hmm° A the time if iienfy viii. cial

“°t. ‘mer "le Cl‘.“'."h`* f°'?“‘ cnnnrr WHERE cmznrrls DUE. ,Butin the reign of Ldward \l. ____

portant committee of the Live' Stock As-_ sociation have arrived here from Buf- falo for the purpose of makinga protest

ag ainst the pissage of Senator Wills’ bill fora tuberculin test of all catile imported into this State. The stock- yards business of Buffalo would be seri- ously affectcd if this bill should pass,in the_opinion of the rn mbers of the dele- gat1o_n. The _Senate Committee on Public Health will give a hearing on the bill this afternoon.

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INGALGULABLE 1 GOOD, . -

All EXPRESSIDN OF FAITH.

Dr. Ward's Blood and Nerve Pills havd ‘

done me an incalculable amount. of good. I think they are the best, surest and quickest acting curc for n_ervousr_ieSS» unhealthy action ofthe heart, insomnia or sleeplessricss, anemia or impoverishcf-l l blood, loss of appetite. general ciebility and iiiheaiiii For nine years. _before I wm- menced taking Dr. W ard S Bl00d_ and nerve Pills, my heart was weak and in an unhealthv state. Its action WHS S0 mud* impaired' that I could not walk acx-_oss the street without suffering' great distresih my heart fluttering and beating so rapidly that I could scarcely breathe, causing faiutness, loss of strength, and l¢a~Vm§ my nerves all unstrung. My sleep \v_aS very much disturbed, I had no appetite and there was little strength or vitality in my blood; I was always excessively nervous.

I have now taken three b0X¢S °f

Dr. Wa.rd's Blood and Nerve Pills and since taking them! have not been awa-Y from my business an hour. Before taking these pills it was a frequent occurrence for me to be away from business. A53 result of taking Dr. Ward s Pills my heart is perfectly healthy and strong and SW” me no distress or trouble whatever. They removed all nerve trouble. made my nerves strong and gave me healthy sleep. These pills also made my blood rich and strong and gave me a healthy appetite. Dr- Wa.rd°s Pills have given me pei:f¢Cl h¢i1¥hi restoring my lost strength, in plane Of ,continual ill-health, weakness, trouble and nervousness. In Justice _I cannot speak too highly of this wonderful medicine. signed, Miss N. Miuward. Walton St., Port Hope, Ont. _

Dr. Wa.rd’s Blood and Nerve Pills are

sold at 5oc. per box, 5 boxes ‘2»0°_l¢ druggists, or mailed on receipt °_fQl1C8 by THE DOCTOR WARD CO. Limited,

i Victoria Street, Toronto. Book of in- iormation free.

view'ng the happy transformations wrought by this proclamation. reversing the downward course of many Well-

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