Paine s `

Compound

Saves the Life of a Mani-

toba LndY¢ '

It Cnmplctcly Banishes The

Agonizmg Troubles That

\Vere Dr ggl‘S Hi! to the Grave.

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Thers never was xi remedy S0 lZlRlllY

mnlended as Pnine`s Celery C°lIlD‘9llU¢l°

Tellsm never was al remedy ln such uni' versll demand. It is popular and pflltd in wus of thourands of homes, b¢¢&\1S0 lt makes sick D¢°Pl° Well'

Paine-5 Cdery Compound have saved

mounnnils from nervous prostrntion and cdgapgn; it has effected wonderful cures in kidney non li-for oompliiints; lb \'i°b°1‘l°S over rheumntism and neuralille l18V° °°m‘ mended the attention und admiration of wr bat physicians. it has cured disease when ¢v¢;-,thing else has failed. The fol. fowing volnntnry testimonl il fre!!! ll

Man,wb,|,,f1y who owes her life and-

pnoett good health to Paine`s C¢l¢f.Y _ Command, will cheer the soul of man? dggpondent suderers. Mrs. Aullle R- clobb, ofscnino. Mm ~ SMS _ , Before usin8 YOU' "”'l““l_’l° Pame 5 _ Celery Compound I was so crippled with rheumatism that I had to crawl on hands and knees from one place to another. I also suhered from neuralgia and dreadful headaches, and could get more than one or two hours sleeD 'Will Dlglif- l “len thought It would be better to die then live and endure my terrible agony- I W3’ happily advised t J use Pame‘s Celery Cgnpound, and after use of six bottles the rheumntism and neuialgia. are ban- ghed, and Inow eat, rest and sleep well. My present improved stxte ol heilliill ls ann entirely to tho vlr-toon of Paine s

wanders for me. My husband is now using it for dyspepsia, and it is doin!! wonders for him.”-r

i

DIVIDE THE Oli. HARKET-

Bxuuil. July 9.-The Buersouhalle. °f

Hnlbur-g,piriuts a. despatch fromSt Pot- grgburg which say! the St-nlldltd 0.1 Com- pmy one the nnoninn oil Compu: have

cignoaoooninnot alvlalni me ni»l.lui~l

mnrkot, two-uurda who #D 01° SW!- dsrd sudoue~l.hird to the Russian com-

I 'lb *nl Dr.

Clivlgzigsntbtcutdn and absolute cure for each

and every form ot itigllt. 51003108894 08-

the nmnufseturen have guaranteed it. timoninlsin thedsdlypresandnskyourneigb bonwhntthey thinkofif. You cnn use it und

ourmoney bnckifnotcured. wcnbox. nt

“slit colors orEmussox,Brrm& C0..Tor-onlie.

I Dr. Ghase’s Ointment

CASKET WITH 40 POUNDS

OF OLD COINS-

LONDON, July 9.-Workman who are

reconstructing the building of the Lon- drn Country Bank at Colchester have un- earthed s lead casket confalning ,nearly 2),00(X) early English silver conis, weigh- ing 40 pounds.

Msssas C C. RICHARDS 8; Co.

Dear Sirs.-While in the country last

summer I was badly bitten bv mosquotes -so bsdly that I thought I would be disfigured fore couple of weeks. I was advised to try your Linlment to allay th irritation, and did so. The effect was more than I expected-si few applications completely curing the irritation, prevent- nz the bites from becoming sore MINARD'S LINIMENT 'is also A good article to keep od' the mosquitoes.

Yours truly,

W. A OKE.

Harbor Grace. Ndd., Jan. 8, 1898.

1u

Never Such “Victory Organised” Values.

Great events sre~ accomplished by seiz

ing the opportunity. Jas. Paton 8: Co. are on the watch for the right moment and the taking advsnteire °f ll- Y°‘1 have only to skim their history to prove the fact.

26eod tf

The mrdy Spring opened up advantages th at in sessonable times would MVC 56011 impossible. Stocks have been in the market. P10011 & C0. have bought them, and they are oKerin8 |\¢lVIUl5l¥¢5 l'l"e have never bfen_ Dl'¢9°l\l5°d l’°f°1`°- N° gpg 931| ggy, “IMD DUI? l\‘|Ii¢l‘0llef',” f0l‘ thcy are givingprlees that are of inlzrest io every member of every fnmiii ln Charlottetown. 26906 if

Y ou went u holiday ! We want s holi day i Our clerks need n holidsy-this i8 our renson for closing -S1010 0545 Monduy at 1 p.m' until Bonds!

O

fum! _X

._. .

18.06 to f8.08 With* Christ? `

'greater joy than Ito realize that our.. O ry _ g __ humble efforts have been blessed to '“° I ' the saving of e. soul which will live 7f°"l'°°’l‘°_°'“d the vu°’¢ never

;yet realized the blessing _of

f Illl Iliillll

_ on and on through- cternities, 011 and .I on iiniil nt lost the lights ni ir..~-S

stzirs shall be snliffed out rind time ’ shall be no longer? Only tile other-

"*" |»orsollal risk to hilnsl-lf, wus lii\\‘cl'od

'i\0l'.V building in ordcr to ll-scue u

one ol`_the _ruin gutters. li n man

*_* there must be infinite joy l.l the

tilut not ollc, but lllnnv iillxllc-rtul

l ”‘ . . souls have been won to *Jhrlst alndI

--- through his efforts, which limi has

so richly blessed.

0? Life and lls Wonderful Contrasts S°»’ °" .“°"-°`"" °‘ this “`“-""°""“`

__ become a-passion with some iilcll.

Talmage Sermiln from a Just as thc lll0cllilllic's wife, who has i - littl b -lc -il, il' _I l l _~

Sweet Blble Text' ` :nd hgcs ahlid“lhlovcrslii'l~T‘“llo}~

dons because She loves (lowers und'

_ Dmlsios and sweet poets and ;`»jor=:.llii_z:ll3

. ,_ llicn in order to will tllclll io (Tlirlst.

E2hea€ei%‘:§§%»rg.¥:f§,(§_"§; ?f»§f§;‘,',T'f5]_ff};,°£;:'»i~';: Ah- thc-re is no joy on cur‘t'll like thc

rontot st the Dep'¢°f As'riculture.0l.thwu. rapturous joy of soul saving! It is

. _ _ _ one of the most precious sheaves cvcr

pi§3;:e°;;(;'eJv‘;g'v 273]” lélsllirlng and garrlered by_ the 'Chl-istitiii vvorlvcr. of service and S H d _e 1 _ rlstlan life lily brother, if you hm 0 not this puss- by Rev Frank 9D \;l_l;‘l 'I1`S Presented slon for saving souls _vou naive not this di'scour 9 1 l» fllllmge in yet been blessed with the holiest Joy

_ ‘_ Se on the text Psalm of which the lllilllull hcurt lilll coll-

cxxvi,th6, Hn that goeth forth and ceive. gecgel f b°a"’“8 P"F°l0U_S Seed, shall Another precious sllczlf that is gar- 0_U toss come again with rejoicing, nercd by the Christitul rc-upcl' is the brlnglllf his Sl1€8.VeS with him." gratitude of those whose imlxiortal

-A-llIl0Sl» 9V0!'y home is adorned withI souls he has been able by the power `

companion pl‘5t“l`9S- If UD0n one side l of the Holy Spirit, toy will to \"»hl'ist. of the _r00l11 We S96 the Wayward boy No true Christiiul has a right, to $8-T-l10l`lHg all together and taking his swervc one inch from the path of l°“"l°3f'_ mt” a lil' °0llllU'y» UD0n the rectitude in order to will the appro- flthm “Ill” We “_’““l» to S99 the Feillrn-- bution of his fellow lllcll. llc should mg pmdlgal bemg “"3‘l°°ln"-'d h0m€ by be willing to do his full dutv under a f°"gi"i“g falher- If “P011 0118 Side all conditions. No mutter what ob-

oféhe r°°m We hang a Picture °f the’ stucles may confront him, he should tw ight’ up°ll the 0*-l'l9l` Side W6 | be willing to draw the pluulb lille of WWW 10 890 the Diftllre of the dawn. . principle -.md go straight ahead who-

cde" gan,-,¢_d` 'Linh has done.;`;fIJ°llll H°"€ll¢l0!1,D_&iIll,S “The Break.-. ther he is praised or blamed, loved

mg °f the H°me Ple3» he feels tllill-» or hated honored or despised. his me “'°“ld be incomplete unless he But, when a Christian worker can P&lI1f»S “The Bringing Home of the sow the good seed and not only gu- Bride." John Milton’s “Paradiso ther for Christ it llarvc-st of iulmor- Rego.ined" is a. natural outgrowth of ini souls, but gather also the grati- l`liS "P&l'l\CliSe L08t." Dante's “Hee-f tude and love of those whom llc has Vern" is 8. natural sequence. been able, by the power of the Holy l"P“rset°ry" and' his““HélI."' ‘ olinnt, to lcon to cnl-.-nlion, uici-o-~

So this morning the sermon \v}1`i¢1'§"' ward of that love is very sweet. lt'

I preach from the One Hundred and is as sweet as the attention which\D. Twenty-sixth Psalm of David is I L.Moody used to shower “P011 e lif- compnnion Sermon to the onejmeenzl tle old woman, populsrly 1'/filled ly delivered upon the text. “He that Mother Cook. “'ll°S9 Pl'8~Y0\‘S WH? Inowctn to tho noon nlinll' of the flesh the means of giving £0 Mr- M°.°<lY e reap corruption." It has a. compan- spirit filled life--u. little old woman .ion text chosen on account.. of-"its 'Whom D0l'l1=lDS .YOU l18»"0 l1e"°l' heard vivid contrast. The textis selected of. yet #1 WOHHHI Wl‘°1“ the "hole to prove that the Christian sower has Christian W01'l<l 0\1i§l\t t0 l0"¢ 0” “U” a. right to cXl>eCt his gospel hm-végf, count of the work she hes done. li. fields to be stacked high with golden is as sweet as the affection which _n sheaves of many blessings, to expect l Sunday schom S¢l10l=1" 8\"¢S` l° ' llls his seed to bring forth some thirty, teacher because that tew¢l\€!‘ l\HS led some rixty and some a. hundred fold. him- to Christ.. It is as sweet-_ aS 1-he It is tho plctnro of n`ohi-`iscion work- ,look of gratitude which the <l_y-im; ergarnering the sheaves of his Christ fnzm turns upon one \\'l1O l1L_\S_D0llllefl love. It is tht symbol of reward, him io thc cross and to divine Por' ;-the symbol of glorified hope and joy. don. lt i-‘I “S S“'°‘~`l “S the “ll°°'l°“ It is the sweeter text because in it lvilicli it lllild sllowcrs upon_amotli- We hear the triumphant, Songs of e:"s life, all aflcctioll which is dove!- heaverl instead of the bitter sobs of 0P0¢l “Ot illulle from the t'°m'p°.’°’l

Idcspair. cnrc-_ which she dfivotcs _tot lllfl ¢°li1l_C‘l.

A precious sheaf, garnered b the bl” “'50 from t B Sm" ua cu "_

Christian sower and reqper, iz the “`he"f3l’y She has been able f'o.put'1hc'_I joyful ,.0,,1iZ_,,uOn that by his pe,.s0n_I childs hand into the luilld ol it ow- al acts he has been made the human lllg Cl""5t" _ . ,. 4 __ _,HL , means in the divine hands through *lm lmlc (hN:“`mn "O\:'(r_0`;"_`,, Q which immortal souls have been hc "°‘l'*ly l0_ s_°w th? S001 ,um saved by Christ. There is it natural I ll*-`l` all mlldlllons' “O lllumfgl “ hu' _ desire illborll in almost every hulllzln 9" ll’ bc ll_"‘“’°Cd m' b_]‘um`d" hogorf heart to help those who are in trou- >0d U" d¢Sl"~*`Cd» llut “hm he ble and who cannot, help themselves. begln t0 ¥ilth°" llls halwosts II) “lf If at the‘ summer Seashole a bather mit 'lilly Vcflll lhl "'h‘_3"f, QI -.03 is taken with a cralllp and begins to \\l\lCl'1 COIHCS flolll Lil.: lcet 1 ‘al l<1;n sink and calls for help, all up and tlllll he has W0" some $0,111’ bm e down the beach runs the cry’ “There Will f1lS0 1"~‘1\P ll’1¢ €r““‘“`3° ‘md is a in-.tu drowning! Look! Look! lO"Q Of th”-*li “`l“" _“cle b_"°"ght_ ,.50 Cannot Sonlebody do Solvéething to ChI`lSt th|`Ol1gh ll`l5l,I'LllIl@l\l»J.‘l }’7`. Isave hun?" 11-ihen the Women Weep This :Ove L.»_n.j gl';l‘ili..LldJ \\lIl _ illtzlla- and wring their hands. Then the i`ol'ln' lhc _lcwel 01 his _honrtr into _ 11

men run out the lifeboat and stout glowing gclnmaflalllc vsllll lilo, \\_i'iicl; arms pull at the oars. Or if there Sllilll €l0""` lllie ‘ lhe l'l`h`_”l_ -“YL is no boat near, four or five strong tllnt- ever llasllcc. ln the cl<>“H 0» 11 Iswimmcrs will dash into the surf and l~1iU§I

with powerful stroke they will battle against the waves. Then they drag the unconscious batller in. Friendly hands will roll him upon a barrel. Then the doctors will work over him. '

, and the word will be passed around,

"Stand back and give him air.” And when at 'lztst the sufferer Opens his eyes and begins to breathe regularly this sclltimellt will be heard every- where: "'l`hzll.l\ God. he is saved! Ho will live! llc wifi live!" Then wheii the people crowd about the rescuers ‘to coiigl~atl-.mic them and ask them if they wore hurt the ~b'rave fellows lhay answer, "\\’cIl. we are pretty well used up and exhausted, but It docs not nintlor lnuch as long its we _ saved him-as long as we S£LV€fl _

If the lookout sights it shipwrecked

vessel, the captain docs _not have *.0 ` compel unwilling sailors to lowerlhe lifcbont one pull away tv Save' the perishing. No. All that the mate

hon to do in to nnllior volunteers. BABY’S OWN TABLETS.

and, though the sailors may feel the _._._.... _

IWaV°9 are hwing their worst- at of A P 't' Cur for Hot Weather 6

and P" “Way “_” 1 ~ . i A`ln1ents.

taiien from Use 11119. W3? ‘___

the little bell 0 _ 8' 15 men." i h (th 1351 men and °hi1d‘°°m Weis imprisoned’ su]l’l`lel°hf:t??itbo`?e‘lt t?1?oubles,gre neervtlillxgi during tht Indian mutiny. sin ~*l‘°__!'°' wool:-nnnolocnlcns-one imtntlc. I-'rlieir gidency of Luckn0W. H&“'¢l9°k». 'W-'ith vitality islower now than at any other his f¢w 1-egimeu.ts,=ha.d season. Prom notion ntthisiime often

thro h' e. hundred thousand navesavalnabllztllittie life." B.by’s Own

WW “K -»m- 'rntlctoiotuoocot tho world

in September,-Pntu|&C¢L‘ ’l.d&l\Tff men# my wuitk eutthroatqf, for littleonesaitthil time. %‘he_y speedri;

e0\\lli1'¥_ V ~~ ., con* lyrelieve,pmmpt1¥hcure,s.u giveeoun nouvheuu»EesH=l=*°l¢lP'* new acc ornnuu ononmbo

neva You C ' 7 I ""f°""° " “"°'

_ ._ - WW” 4. ft’ 1" lou’

~ _ I d°‘_`:,°’l'°f§ 5;, M.: '“'°i`>oetImolli¢ino°1 nov: Iogcrnooo for

must be saved?" There ‘ie

i!l_'N°l`°- Hllll able to bring 9.

on and on through the coming ages,

ticlyrl road of it xilnrl \vllo_ all great

by it rope from the top of at twelve

little kitten which had fnllcn into

could (md Joy in risking his life to save it kitten from sturviltioll, suit-ly

Cllristiltn`s heart whcll llc it-;i_ll;<es

to eternal suloty und lieippillcss

out Joy, Re illld that soul _-*ming has

never tires of her beds lillod with

and llurcissus and ll;tStlll'Liul;'.s=, sl. the true Christiuli loves mon .incl '.'.o

Another porcious shezlf \\‘i1iih

-_fm-1191-od by the (hi:-_llc-.ll 1'cn;lcl~ ll ltln- slicslf of colltczltllitilt and will- ingness to live l‘.:a._u;_»ll_v in that ilcld of* lilo in which llc hits been plnccd iw Glad. If ii inf-_ll -docs not lllillgle “ziih the pool' and the trouble-.l, the sick and the siliiol-infr, hc never fully realizes llov: good and kind the loving God has bi-rn to him. If 8. man docs not visit the sick rootli and try lo ca:'1‘y the-re colllfort nrifl good cll-:cr to the 'vvitn invalid, hr never fully ripgrcclales thc lll¢.~»s- ings of hcnlili. incsc r@f'l@=u‘=S he himself' has l»0;n ¢:.il'l'i§'fi in‘o it I o`- pital Tlzcil. while l‘clov'clin'Z I'1¢_>1l’ .1 serious .~:ici~:ncss_. llc has snr.-rl ln- tqnge sufferings an-ti algollics su-.'21 rs m;i_v he wilnfssc-i ill almost l»'<“‘} weird of it large llospital. lf a. v- cn img never cntcrt-rl 9. homo -\'-ll‘i` dil,h1h3,»i8 has pluyggl 1;;l_\Oc. will: hu

int, no mocked with

';____» I If every mm 's a desire: _ um in '_ __ been

e _ I .` 9.’ h°’.l?i':“°f‘?i€”h° 951’ ' " °°'°d.nenoc¢ll':.l°i5ocoii»°n'If:lnoo : ` *lla* _ ._ - ~ °,.,°,]e,, le'il,hehu been much better in every

WL? ’ ~ 1'-°" A” ’°y'“ "°u”""finmiI roanoen ",2.,..' I in

` "" “""“ "‘°,, gpnlggyhifnéouhalelon ol .. "?._. / ‘ .-Ii ' gl:-llythflesire. we have-shown_;i¥\ Te’ r$sby’sO¥n I Q im “A i

Puf6 If 2;.. _ Mmm to the physical mon, uint too nnamowéhinio

rn . I dew-9 to- help those who are helplesl 'Nl *l1'°l¥°- W

dm. _ot is implanted in a1mostAevQ’¥toh¢°Puli=;ii diefgmv °°

r i _ I 'mgeqrnopel-tg. j°ytl1<;`li1¢l.hcofu‘i?oea.1imtion “MQ ,,'1,`,’}._°§‘,,,,t

I0 for 25 C800.” S0`|¢"'8¢"n` he been made instrumental ` direstro o.

_ I t _ my

first clam tnbseeonlste. in un arms °f °» °°“” “W - I °°‘

`wno"|li>t' ana ‘am-lair" ‘ A I mthotsuetrmd therlyotlr

sill ,iilili 23;? iieii

imny be carrying or blessing to oth ers he is also planting in his own heart the seeds of gratitude to God

and of conten'tmen~t with his oun

¢lU_bl und coils. if" lr isl,_w\ Pe 9°mP=f°° ‘° “‘° .“°" I ‘i

ti? .: 5%” is ri is

born in a. Christian cradle an-:1 rounded by a, Christian childhood

Ah, the Christian sower who scat-I tcrs the good seed upon the trouble-d

sea. of restless humanity, while

sphere of life. _

Another precious sheaf which is

garnered by the Cllristinn sower is the joyful realization that the re- x _ 1 suits of the seed planting will nev- I ~ ‘

Queen St., Charlottetown*

er die as long as the world lasts.

As wc have before said, one seed

properly planted will produce manyI . . . ’ scene. Ann tlicco in their tnrn will Now arriving, and being placed on the shelves

a carefully selected stock of the finest articles in

produce many seeds more. So a Christlan’s early influence does not

wife by his side. If e, man has

t tried t car 'the' ospel to the

_.._l.lP.l_i.l.l___

ln The London House Building

cease at the grave, but will multi- _

ply for good so long as the World

n-

lnsts. It will go on increasing li

til the seas have bt-ell licked up and the mountains and the valleys have been cremated in the last conflagra.-i

tion.

Dr. Louis A. Banks tells how Rev.

Ilr. Valpy wrote four simple lines for his 'confess-ion of faith. They

I

wcrlt thus:

In peace let me resign my breath

And ihy salvation see;

My sins deserve eternal dc-ath.

But Jesus died for me.

Dr( Valpy gave a copy of those,

lines to Dr. Marsh. the rector of

Bcckenhanl, who had them laced ov

P _|

cr his study desk. The Earl of Rod-f cn was visiting Dr. Marsh one day

. I

and asked him for' 9, copy. A short

time after this General Taylor, a|`

hero of Waterloo, was visiting the Earl of Ro;len and he took a. copy of those lines and was by them led

to Christ. General Taylor* in turnlv gave a copy of those lines to a` soldier friend of his, and he also was converted. Thus the good seed which Dr. Valpy sowed many years ago, has kept on generation after generation, multiplying for good n hundredfold. And to-day. perhaps_

by my repeating those lines some VS ‘I _a fb _th i _ _ W h

.I go pe an ` r"ga' erng in a ar-

her‘e may be converted by them. I '

But the _most precious shes! gur-

nered by the Christian sower and reaper is the joyful realization that all the harvests which _result 'from all the different Christian plant- ings shall be gathered ut last into the grunnricsr of ‘ heaven. -It ’-niut-I _ters not hom many, immortal

and. women und .c_hil'd,ren, muy, _ber .

saved! nor whether' they are _riclf orf _

poor. black or white, jcwl or* gen'- tile, Protcstunt or~Ca.tho1ic,- shall all find room for themselves in heaven, 'All “who will accept 'Christi and throw themselves upon his .par- don nnd los/e.can come.. .Thosowcr of the gospel seed might hesitate to cast the bread of life upon the troubled sea. of sin if he thought the gospel invitation was to be in any. way circumscribed. But it is not. The invithtion is so wide 'that it

takes in a.1l__who~ are ready. to bel I _ gr cleansed of sin. Ther irivitafion V is '.31-¢peating`it.”" ' Then Mr. Dcpew. so wide that the` welcome comes from every direction. “The Spirit and the bride say, Come, And let him that heareth say come. And let him that is athirst come. " An~d whosoever will let him take the water of life freely." That surely is a broad enough invitation for

all.

the heavenly granaries .

Now, as the gospel sower who

casts his bread upon the water shall reap such glorious harvests, shall We not rcdouble our energies and plant as many good seeds as we can for Christ ? Shall we not do as mush good as we can in the few years that remain for us? Shall we aot th-ani; God that he has given to us an oppor- tunity to Work and to live for him? Shi-ill we not find our joy and re-_ ward in sowing and in scattering,” our gospel seed over the field of sin, in scattering our good deeds over the great troubled sea of human-

ity?

To show what rewards can come

from casting the seeds abroad I the

story is told that inthe far east

a. father lay dying. He called to his bedside his five boys and told them that he had nothing to leave them I but his farm, but in the fields of that farm was buried- a very rich treasure, and if they wanted to be-C

come rich they should go and the fields until the found it ‘

y . So

after the father was buried the five boys 'took their spades and picks and plows and went to work. They

dug the fields up far and near;

dug them very deep; they 'dug .them over and over again, but they could not tin-d the treasure. As they had dug the nelds so deep, the . boys decided to plant. them. Then when the harvests came and were gather- ed and sold and the money filled the famiiyI-treasury, be-

al

'gan to .»',Ihey-II.sa.,id to,

selves; “Perheips,i after I, the treasure which our father

lsedg _us has been dug up our

spades and plows.” Their

'came not in the gold

tl. dark Hminc, but‘»in~the=

of a. ,_\1,'_heat,;_shc;tf,_ _.(_`hri_s3 the? un- fag so-=vHnlt£eaSé;flf°Si-1 bfi; gogei' lfilllc fg~ilollnfl*l§`il?i tering it u_"»oll fll- sim of sin u gnonity, 'l ll n _vm sic. I Ir .lp fri :golden ilrv-vt-sts \Illii»ll .~_l~.~ "` P1- 1- gnercd in thi ~gz-num-ii~s of ll il*

5 llould that \'.e til liilfll ' fi"

23.0 £0 fl'»"'li"fo 'fir-l,¢:‘l::= - 5 _'i l'~

§,}i‘ou!:i ihitt I\rof;?’_ l ‘ 3% -:K

?*i:_n°i.sI1l toucll wi l ll i-=-.T :is-lil;~.

lines of general hardware.

The best of everything in supplies for all trades-

men, for farmers and for the housewife O nm da

Pe ,.5 .

about ]uly 21st inst Q

CA

QUB§N STREET

yr l.olu>_oN 1-miss suitnlric

YOUR

no idle hope I _offer to-you..-I _.']Il'le..% sacred wordemphuticttlly says ihuti

.___Qn<‘e pon in time Utne( and Mullk “'1`via1n werésgllow, ‘gore-5011 u' ftrip"acrosé li’ Y' ilixhinn dilw.v.rI'wss given;

wasculled upon _for u.

made ‘lf number of 1

humorous remarks and then amid applause. _‘1\I1_'., Dcpew

called upon. _

"Min Clemens and“ 'I exchanged

‘speeches before dinner," he ‘fund he hasdeli-.vered mine. ,Hingis so bad' that I `won’t` dis' ‘ace him by

down, -while everybody laughed. '

5 The next morning while Mr. Cie-_ - mens was pacing the deck an' Eng-A .- lishman came up to him. - '

“Mc Clemens". ¥1.e.seid.. ffl.

thought that Mr. Dcpew was a smart mari, but that speech' of liismwhich you delivered last night was certain-

, ly the worst drivel 1 'ever heard."

And what a harvest home that” »

will be when all the gospel sheaves shall' be gathered into the granarics of heaven; the rejoicing will be everywhere. Some of us have' seen the noted picture of 'the painter Seifert, called “The Harvesters’ Re- turn.” We have seen there the joy- ful looks upon the faces of the men and the women who have been working in the fields. Perhaps we ourselves have lived in the country We have shared in the joy of the laborers when the last sheaf of wheat has been taken to the thrashing floors, -but the joy of earthly har- vest home is as nothing compared to the heavenly joy when all the gos- pel sheaves shall be gathered into

I A QUARTER OF A CENTURY. » l ~

A Long Time to Spend in Sickness and _ Sum ring-But it all Had u Happy I

Ending. V

EcoNouv Pomr, N. S., July 7th' , _ r l

IiSpecis.l)-For over twenty-five ye are Mr. Geo. S. McLaughlin of this p’ace way an II ~ invalid tbrn-:gh Lnmharo.

_ At times his back saw so lame lllsr. he ;ould not turn hiimelf in bed and the l lighte l-t uid ri laid lilt 1 2 vu ull' lain " on an awful alla. k, which gave him Il fearful pain. l

Will act, not so much upon the -

upon the functions »e--1e-=»-- --Q--s

wrs might consecrate our _'lives dos-.»I

1hf= mighty work of _spreading thc. o

vest of- neven-dying souls! 'Puls is-

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Hallam, ` Milly-I think n woninn Should nl- ways marry a man who is cleve:-er then herself. Uncle George-Then I. ' am afraid, my dear, if you live up to

your opinions you will die an old I~ I maid.-Sketclly Bits.

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Oruwx, July 9.-The Brilioh Empirej I I

League has made a further grant of 31,5!!! j to the Canadian patriotic fund associatlc n. I

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"I believe Dodd’s Kidney Pllli vlill

cure any tale of Lame Beck for they _

heip:d me our, and noboiy could have it ' Prices

much wtrse than I had.” ,

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