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Another German banker has killed him- .glt because he was embarrassed Gnanoisi ` ' the sense of honor more acute or

Ge,-many than it is in e

isnmea-1 '1-here must be some day af\0rnoon.iast (Aug. 6). The Presid 'Mug to sccoun t for the German Way of out Rev. A. H. Whitman of O Leary Con doing guch things.-Cleveland Leader. ,ducted the devotional service, after which

the Secretary, VV. E. Brooks, read the

minutes of last Convention.

The following schools were represented. ,l '.- » 1 spi-ingfieid, i.ieuio.iisu, mi. and mrs. 5 <"'\ ' i

E. Brooks.

Cape Wolf, l\I»»th;\dist, Rev. R. W. Pep-

Only A Mask. p

\,[3ny are not being henedlcdby the W.

ei- vacation as they should,

summ _ b,_ Now, notwithstanding much outmper.

dwr life onlyarolittle if any stronger than they were. The ta! Oil their 10063 ID Il ' <1 rker and makes them look healthier, `

is if ' lr The are still netv- H¢f11’YR1=°b\€-

West Devon, Baptist, Mrs. J. Moves- ` .__

ead, Mrs. Palmer. Burton, Methodist, Miss B. Lid§`t'o'ne`. iss Dalton.

but it is only a mas . y

ous, easily tired, upsetliy triiles, and they did not eat nor slacp Well. What they h need is what tones the nerves pcrfccts digestion, creates appetite, and li makes sleep reireshing, and that is Ho0d's gusaparilla. Pupils and teachers

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the vacation best subserved by this gi-ea t medicine which, aslwe know, “builds -'-’ up the whole system." 5

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EMPEROR OF Evo A D ° E R increased interest along manyl nes, and _I “

-- all felt that considerable advancement ' le h

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Il Corriers di Napoli. the most im- :ad

pertant paper of South Italy, commenting he C°“Velifi°“- " ~ “_ ' , upon Mr. Chamberlain‘a proposal of a A P°P°l`W&Si»l1€l1 1‘€‘\d bs’ Rev. A. H. __ _ , ' ' _

hitman,on the subject. "The teachers ' --'_ a S W H 3 e S _ .. - - - 9

new title for the King, has put _forward r

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". Is Quite a large number of Sunday School the fear of the law‘s consequences greater Workers assembled in Convention in the

` ` ' th United Methodist church at \Vest Devon on Tues-

Knutsford, Baptist, Rev. A. H. W hit

Gleenwood, Pyesbyterian, A MacDon

...mii wwi fi fi in ii' r po i aid.-A Livingstone 1 1 _ . -. _

y ‘ n 8 c Xe pm- se 0 Many encouraging verbal reports were 4,__'-

ofthe stomach or bowels, and

_____.___-----° the” had Crttanized Home De- ~‘-` 1', _ . .

"““'“"“'°`*“‘° ”°°"* ‘°“‘°=“@d l that when the cause is removed the child is well and

iven by the delegates Sofiio schools had ucceerled in running all the year

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Vropared by J. Newton Wilkinson of, (REGISTERED)

hensive and shortest title possible. Its suggestion is “Orbis Britunniel

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S S work and expressed pleasure at the .fred signs of improvement as mai fevers, expel worms and promote healthy sleep Baby’s Own Tablets are mothers’

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rnoariivo anour. _ cmd by ,he repms___Many questions

The are in the air everywhere, too min-

ute to see, but just waiting for a chance to t into your lungs. Then they will 8

£.mlyou’ll wonder what to dp. 'lhe doc tor will say you had better inhale Cat- p arrhozone for it kills Hay l§‘ever 2611118 and moreover is dead certain to reilfrh them. Catarrhozone cures e_ve\’y £11116.

source of the trouble and cures it Y removing the cause. At druggists, or sent with guarantee of cure, to any ad- dress for $1 00 forwarded to Poison S: Co., Kingston, Ont. \

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TO 1.lVB IN CANADA.

CoBoURG.0nt.. August 5-Mrs Nellie Grant Sartoris, daughter of General

U. S. Grant, sealed legally yestorfloi Charlottetown was present and i

thcfpurchaac ottllznaguil Ont ¥0Sl°l€l1C¢ response to an invitation from th

lik president addressed the conventoion

giving some experience in managing 1 school, and showing how difiicultie were auzcessfully overcome. g

An address was thou given by Rev. W. Pepper, who has recently enters upon the pastorate of West Cape Circui

ot Miss Allan, daughter of the a Sir Hugh Allan, founder ofthe Allen line of steamship,s and will have almost.

immediate possesssion.

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lberton and was an excellent exposi-

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The provincial Field Secretary addres- sed °"° C°°"°°”‘°“ “‘°““ “°“°’“‘ ““°' °f , remote digestion, cure colic, check diarrhoea, break up colds, prevent croup, reduce

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Milburn, Presbyterian, A. G. Campbell,

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New YORK Aug. 6.--The directors of

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EVENING SESSIOH- Good for children of all ages. -

A large audience came together at the _ _ __ _ ~ i _

I h d ge from evening meeting. Devotional service i Try them fo* yon. Children' _

and 0-bS0l\1*¢ Y¥11`¢V911U*\ ¢ *sea* _ was conducted by Rev. Pepper. R. W. . . _ _ _ . {§‘e“:§_",;§éf§(§,“§‘“;§e(§°°§{§,l;2f§'{§ ",§{,',‘, officers were than nested in cpe.. een. The genuine package looks _gust like this

' b vention by motion as follows. -

President. Rav. A. H. Whitman. . . . . -

_ vice p,.,,,d,,,,,, Hun., R,,,,,,,,._ S Sold by druggists or sent post paid on receipt of price (2 5 cents _a box) by addrc`s§‘..ng

Ae~i°»3°-?fi°i?f-"iif?»;;;`f_'i;=§1F=iE§§` _ THE na. wimims Meuiomzco.,BRom<viiiE,1oNT_

Committee A. G. Campbel Pepper and A. Matheson.

Mr. George Ritchie, superintendent ot

the Grace Methodist Sunday School of

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many is the profit and inimsr. of the Guaranteed to contain no opiate or poisonous “ sleepy " stuff!

lagehavoo with your breathing apparatus meeting.

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hat the %\ Doctor Does.

The first thin the doctor does

when he is called to see a fret-

gg /M ting, Worrying, crying baby is to ` ` _5T,"\__ give it a medicine to move the

/ ' bowels and sweetest the stomach. Q/' 'l`i*iie___ doctor knows that nine-

move the bowels, swceten the stomach,

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.1 §;;~;;;,;;,<;;<;~_;;g;_;;;;f;°g;,‘;;; 'gg Comparative Statement of Temperature and _Rm 8 should come after him. , , _ _ ' l Ra thiggmiggfxh gm.;-.m33;;y3é.;u;: ____ fall for lilontli of July, Years 1895 to 1901

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°9i°°°° °’ “"7 humful drug' They mate He stmngly emphasized the n°°e°si"y °f with the 'form used in the sixorihosail .Mean Mew Mean

more under the control of the church, . . - . 1896

and all Sunday School scholars would take ??r:.!;;;ai§h;vZuinI:s8tdenldi;mal1`;§c:£`iii @1897 E5 - 725 58 5 the wmpenwca pledge' _ thoughts to light in our minds, but il A ' 14°()

The remainder of the time was occupied should drive them away by the Field Secretary. Ia connection 12 .. Adeep s1eep.._§0t an m_dimu_y`l1w9 6: 6 789 573 -166

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temprrance training in the school. He`.. ' ' ' ~ > = ,- V ._ ;hope.i__tl;iat the day was not far distant Agggdgierzxi ‘;a:;..(_l_g;:e. Tulnpgre' Mu' lin' when temperance Work would °°m° God in owning the sacrifice did not shake 73'() 9

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have declared a. quarterly dividend of with his evenin

g address ha used the S1 to the - ~ “A h

eep, r vision came. n oxfror an 75.2 57.1 18.1

el hi' P°‘°°°”b‘ p‘7°ble on Sept' 15° A blackboard freely and showed by his td k A h fr h

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declaration of twelve percent was made _ V. ,, _ 0f8I` go

11. luusuanom ho" thing” “een "8 state of sweet trust, and perhaps, a sea- *@1901 68.3 78.4 58.3 20.1

in June and twenty five percent in Marc

BENTLEYS is the best Liniment.

A MORTGADE FOR S85. G00. 000.

Van Buren, Ark., Aug. 7.-The largest

mor gag was that filed today for $35,000,000. It was given by the St. Louis and San Fran- cisco Railroad Company in favor of a New York trust company. The mortgage is payable in gold in 195i, and bears not to exceed 4 per cent. War revenue stamps on the sum of, $43,000 were attached.

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I was cured of painful G-oitre by Mis-

amzfs Lmxusrrr,

Braun McMULi.rN.

Chatham, Out. I was cured of Inflammation by MIN-

Annus mm T' MBS. W. W. Jornwsox.

W l h. O t. I curgd of Facial Neuraiaia by MIN

Amis Lixiuxur. "

' J. H. Bama!

Parksdale, Ont. ' ' _

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BRITISH OUTLAY LAST YEAR.

Lozrnois, Aux. 7.-in the House of Commons yesterday Sir lllchaol Hicks. Beach, Chancellor of the Exchlqllof. stated that the wool lmoofill °1D°"‘“' ture for the year ending Match 31 last. ineinfiing me war expenses. were £101.- ooo,ooo. '

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niightier than things heard.” He said as sob of temptation to prepare him for the ;

Sunday School workers we are gathered 1- ht , b k h. ' " ‘ ' in the interest ofthe home, the cnureh, ‘iii .?;(;;, `;e;e;1 arlpil; ;S;;;i°ger in a land then the Isrelites would be prepared, `

andthe state. His _remarks could not land that is not there,._Not onlydaud the ‘::Amorites:’wauld be cast out; tml t° be stimulating t° an Sunday strangers but afiera. time slaves The Ab their mlqmty was ncmye" fun’

School workers. _ .’ ' ipunishmentwas delayed.

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The convention closed to meetaizain at ,,:,,e,_e1f';f,.l;1 ,§ypT§f1s tG‘; d°';‘;:§fit;'hf;g 17. 18. “A smoking furnace and a “time and pl"'°e t° be "ranged by the trial before the triumph the bondage be- .burning 1amp”_Whi°h’ 11° dwbt’ con

t eevel- 1-ecordm in this cmmty Executive committee. forethe h_eedom_ Why; that he may igmedm the sacriilce, and thus showed-

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_ 14_ ...ru _ mer covnant is repeated and explained.

SerVe_ Wg,” I;a?f$éeff;£n tggeysentag 'J`here is arecital of particulars, as usua-

”"" condemn and punish. This refers to ‘m grants °f1ands°

AUGUST 11. the plagues of Egypt. God will suffer

GOD’S PROMISE TO ABRAHAM. persecutors to rage for a. time and for a When you ask for Headache Powders

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great reward.-Gbgn. 15. 1. V ' ’ , ' ~ » 10

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~the Sun from Cape Town says that the ~

Cape Times, commenting on the- an- \nouncement in the house of commons,

‘that the government did not 13109068 - to recognize General Sir Redvers Bu1l¢r’s_ services in South Africa, voices the regret ° which is generally felt there. The Times 8 fl&»W

‘insists some of the hardest, perhaps the very hardest, work ot the campaign.

BENTLETS Linlment to keep their

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attack him Thy shield' -A most ex pressive military figure; of use to ward oil’ attacks. “Thy reward”-The presence

‘L “What wilt thou give me, acciag I zo childless" -Children were prized , and they were called a heritage of the Lord. Apart from that, the question arose how the promise could be to his descendants if none were born to him. It seemed a pity _ that the blessing should cometo servants 1 only. Abraham had wealth enough, but the glory ol a family was .chat he_ desir- ed. `

, 4 5. We have God's gracious answer “to his complaint. There is hors the promise of a son. God was better to

him than his fears, and added the pro~

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great to do so. The promise did not then

liygiters. ‘He counted it to him lhmégusnegq”-He was accepted of 33 5 righteous man, and he had U18 witness of his acceptance. ' -. Y. “I am the Lord"-And that fact

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Meme Tweed Suit $1000 for $6.75'

Men’s Serge Suit 10.00 for 6.75 Men’s Worsted Suits' 10.00 for 6.75

Ladies’ Tweed Costume $1 _O0 _for 66;

Ladies’ Crepon Costume 1.75 for 1.25 Ladies’ Colored Goods 1.00 for 66;

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him. “In avision”-And when hcwas “ 5

awake. God called him by name and says _ . S '

“Fear not,” lest he might fear that the __ -_ _ _' T e I _ ;

four kings he had routed might rally and I V _. I Y _ Z' ` "

and love of God are sullioient reward. ’

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Boys' Tweed suits 3 oo fer $2 00 Boys’ Serge Suits 4 00 for 2 9

boys’ Worsted Suits 6 a for 4 2a

All Milliuery 33; 'per cent oil All Gents’ Hats 25 per 681112 Off All Furnishings 25 'per cent off

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