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S S- LESSON-

Poisnous Cosmetics

Tut A sYItt:.N INvA.=IoN. _

2 Kings 19 20-22, 28-37. Memory ver-

Used to Disease- ses'32_34° ooI.nEN TEXT.

God is our refuge and strentzth. a

”“°“” ‘"””_ very present help in trouble.-Psalm

Women Who Use Them Run Terrible Risks. 6"' ..Um......

1, The Holy One ot Israel. v. 20-22. 28.

v A I E 2. The Protected City, v. 29-3-l.

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Patnes Celery Compound Quickly Remove

3 The Anvel of the Lord, v 35 ‘t7

the Troubles and Diseases that Women ._ s:ss.ie“.e‘~..-..,

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Who treatned the peace of Israeli’

of whom aiu nszekiu. seek csunsste

By whom did the Lord send an an

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Who was Istah? What book did he

It Gives New Health and Good Looks. wut..

How did Judae regard the Assyrian

` treaths?

Kate Field, a prominent and lionored t late years greatly lessened the sale of Whom had Suuureherib c‘~.all'nged? American lady and a writer of note. de- all cosmetics. \Vise and prudent wo- What Punishmuut; did God announce? clares that after at most complete inves- men well know that Paine’s Celery 2. The Protected City, v. 29-34-

tigation she tinds that $69,000,000 Compound, when used, goes directly to What ~-sign" was given to Judah? worth of poisonous cosmetics are sold the root of disease, quickly removing To whom was tho Promise of fruit- annually in the United States. It is di- all poisons and impurities from the bouriug givou? '

fticultto give with any degree of uc- blood, giving the nervous system full Po wuugo zeal would this be due? _ curacy the amount of money spent year- tone and vigor. and giving that regular what absolute p,-otoouoo was prouuu- ly in Canada for cosmetics- but the ti- land perfect digestiton that maintain ed to Jerusalem? _ gures must be large- 1193131 and Physical Strength- What would become ot' tha AssyrI~in_ It is well understood tltat the people By the use of uature`s remedy all fa- kiugp / who purchase cfsmetics use them with cial blotchesf pimples and wrinkles are Why would tho Lord thug/give pro- a view of deceiving those with whom soon banished, the llesh is clean, the teutiou?

_ they come in contact. skin soft and clear and the eyes sparkle 3. The Angel of the Lord, v. 35 37.

Cosmetics cover a multitude ol sins with brightness. This is the g what dogtruotivu work did the angel

and evils. They are employed to cover; true work ot 1’aine’s Celery du?

up facial blotches. eruptions and skin Compound, as thousands have declared Huw doug this lugguu illustrate the

troubles, that always result from im- ,who have tested the great medicine. Gotdou Text?

purehluod- They are also used as a To users of cosmetics we say. cast TEACHINGS QF THE 1,1;g50N covering for wrinkles 'and crow`s feet aside at once the health destroying 1_ Huzokiah P1-uyod_ So have ull the brought on by fast living. late hours agents that you are HOW “Sing “Hd try saints,at all times; so should we. Pray!" and impeitect digestion. Thousands of lwhat the wonderful Paine’s Celery Com- is power; prayer means grace; prayer women from day to day cover up and pound can do for you Cosmetic° mean bnu 5 emo

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disguise traces of disease and early de- continued deception and increased miB° 2. God answered. He always does. cay. instead ot wisely and boldly at- ery; the use ot Paint.-is Celery Com= Thataccords with his promise;seeMatts mukiug thu gauge. pound guarantees a speedy banishment 7_ 7’ 8; 1 John 5_ 14, 15,, _

An old and welt-known druggist. as- of your troubles, a return of new and 3_ God 15 a sul-o dofouuo_ Hu was to

sorts that th.-_ introduction and popular fresh health and good looks- Judah-" for David‘s sake." He is to

nee of Paiue’s Celery Compound has of _

us for Jesus’ sake.

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M T 0 1 0 ,_ ' Guardian readers willjlnd the follow-

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curiosities in Y. M. C. A.,Thanksgiving

PRINCIPAL, I. OXENHKM, 4 ‘ht Day- _

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(Blank ‘ “Sill” ching'-) i :W St John's Lodge in Masonic

goou_Ko,,,1,,¢i,`nmb,m,,hes thomgmy 2, , . " ,gi Temple, second Tuesday in month. "~‘.s'.t.‘:.::'.':o.‘°°‘.‘.'t.“.‘:.’e.‘.':f.‘t°"’“i“°“ I - l D R “°"“"*" 8”" rnownuo' _ pmmooom Victoria Lod e i Masonic

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illness C<g'ronpondence P' I l G T 1 ii t Q d n ' th mmmenm mm 1 “r-"__, ~ emp e,_ rs 1 on ay in mon .

Our system is the latest and best now in use

.ln Canada and the United States, and success from the start is assured. We open this year utter the Holidays, on Aug. 15th. Apply to

fs vnoe, or send or our new Prospctur

P.O. Box 242. Ch't.own. Au;z.el.s%

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and LARGEST Cuocltauv, CHINA and

GI.Ass Srouns in the Provinces. We will give one Tea Set FREE to any man or woman who will give proof of the person that bought three Sets at one time out side of our store, in

,Gh’town, during the past year, that is

ro sag, Dinner, Tea. and Chamber Set. We have the goods the people want.

Call and lee our blue store. i

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SU.NliY_SlDl‘° A __

Special Cffer

For Xmasand New Years. You can get 1 doz

Counter. Photp for .$3.00 or 1 doz Victoria. Pab- inet for $2.00 at t.ow'r-: either on flat or glossy

er. We make. this liberal proposition eo

mt. everv one ran have Photos for Xmas and New Years presents Come as soon as possible sons to give us time to ilnish them.

PERFECTION IN CRO CKE RY

Another new arrival of beautiful China.,Gla.s Pprcdain and earthen ware. A ll new and

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wtf 'paei-ns o e or mas and

adding presents.

ALSO

A large gtock ot new Wn.1l[Papers direct

from the mano fa.ctnrer,call and getprices, \Vc =-re sure to suit y_ou at the old stand Gratouti Streel oppost; north side market House. 2

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gi. Repaired and kept that way, E 1" It ¢t~'esit‘s owner th b t='=_

__ _ . e est o 2 satisfaction. Our rcpairiugi

1. Purely CANADIAN _

2. National in its character. _

3. Age limit-I8 to 45. 4. Fixed Premium. No Death Assen-

ment.

5~ Gives $500, $1.000, $1,500 or $z,ooo

Insurance.

6. Over ONE MILLION DOLLARS paid to

members and their dependents since organization, 1879.

7. Careful medical selection. Death

rate for the 18th year of its -history, only 5.44 per r,ooo.

8. Has a larger Surplus on hand for

each $1,000 risk than any other Society of the kind in Canada. 9. SECURITY or INvI-:si-MENrs. Not a _ dollar of the Surplus invested out-

side of Canada.

Io. Premiums and Interest accruing

therefrom used oNLv I-‘ou PAYMENT or DEATI-I CLAIMS.

rl. At a cost of from 2 to 4 cents a. day

2._ny healthy man (an acceptable f1Sk),_ can secure $t,ooo Insurance for his family or dependents.

Full inf ' ‘ ' n. c. t§’.f"i?.‘.§Z2.Ziif'82§‘§P'i°§§§“»t3.ff4§‘i‘i7§fI Brantford, Ont. ; ERNST GARTUNG, Superintendent 01' Organization, Brantford. Ont.

' ' pleases each one of our largegi

next time it needs it.

ERNEST RICE

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Bl‘é$éi.¢ it pam sue

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number ot patrons. _= ' Thntfs why our shop is always E full of work-pleased wheel E E owners Bend others. ' E | Letfs _doctor your wheel the E i

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THE UNLY HOPEl

For Victims of Bright’s Disease is Dodd’s Kidney Pills.

Not a day passes on which the

newspapers do not record the death of one or more persons from Bright’s Disease. Already its victims num- ber hundreds of thousands. Day by day the awful total grows larger. No class is safe from this destroyer.

War and intempcrance, with all

their Iniseries and fatalities, are not responsible for as many deaths as have been caused by Bright’s Dia- ease. Yet, there is a way of insisting it ; of drawing its poisoned faugs, and making it as harmless as 8 summer breeze That great medicine, Dodd’s Kidney Pills. has cured thousands of the worst cases. It new fails to cure, hopeless as the ease may loom.

Would you safely shield your loved

ones from the fatal grip of this curse of mankind-Bright’sDiscase? Then

Dodd’s Kidney Pills, the ml)

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J R Davison, bee y.

Alexandra Chapter, Royal Arch /Ma-

sons in Masonic Temple, iirst Thursday in month except June, July and August. J J Weldon, Sec’y

Prince Edward Preceptory, K T,

in Masonic Temple. third Wed- uesday in month. H W Anderson, Registrar.

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Port La Joie Encampment no 4

second Wednesday in each month.--D. R. McLennan B.. S.

St Lawrence Lodge every Mon-

day evening. W A Martin, Sec’y.

Wildey Lodge every Friday

evening; both in their hall in Victoria Row. W R Boreham, Sec’

Alpha Rebekah Lodge, No 10, meets

first and third Tuesday of every month. -Ida Riggs Secretary.

soNS OE ENGLAND. _

Every Thursda evenin intheir hall

5 S

in Victoria Row. Andrew Newson Sec‘y.

soNs or TELLPERANCE. Victoria Division No 4 ever

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Monday evening in Wright’s hall. J J Chappell, Sec’y. '

Orient Division. No 161. every

Friday evening, in Wright’s Lower Hall. George Davison. Sec’v. `

I-‘ouiis'rEas. Court Avondale I. 0. F. second and

fourth Tuesdays. J D Taylor, Sec’y.

Court Mount Stephen I. C.F. third

Tuesday, both iii Foresters’ hall. Queen Street. J F MacMillan, Sec’y.

.Court Charlottetown C. 0. F. second

»and last Friday, Wright’s Hall. W G. Gillespie, Sec’y.

Court Gladstone. A. 0. F. meets in

Wrighvs Hall on the first and third Thursday ot each month. W.D.Gough,

S°°'°””>’- ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.m,_ y j_ couctis AND cows A

Charlottetown Lodge, No 68

every Thursday evening in Wright‘s f \ff_¢'¢fi°“°f W '

hall. corner Kent and Prince Streets. H. J. Scautlebury, Sec’y.

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LATEST ELECTION RETURNS. H

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Washingtou..N0v 11.-Late yesterday

°f¢<=m°0I1. Uhoirinau Babcock,ot the .Re-

publican can Congressional Commttte;

Bmstically completed the list ot repre~ sentatives elected to he 28th Congress. Today Babcock’s iigurers show the election of 185 straight Bepublicians,

f Da. A. W. Cmnt: IN CoNsUL'i‘A'rIoN.

" The Drink Question In Bolginxm

For some time past tt is drink question

has -been exciting among thoughtful persons in Belgium serious rsilecttuns, and the ligures collected by M. Jules Le Jeune, exMinister ot Justice, cer- taiuly justifyithem. The popul-itionof Belgium is still less than seven millions, although it will soon pass that total, but it can boast of 198,000 wine and beer shops, or one for every 35 persons, Women and children included The total drink bill of the country is valued per annum at 20 million pounds. ster- ling. One third of that sum is repre- sented by gin in its.several markt table forms alone. The compiler if these figures, the accuracy of which cannot be impeached, has no diiiicultv in show- ing that this expenditure does not re- present all the loss to the country. To it have to be added the loss of time, the deterioration in the quality of the work, and the absolute incapacity for work that follow in the train of _ ex- cessive drinking. But M. Le Jeunne seeks to rivet public ` attention on the subject by producing further statistics to show that in 74 per cent ot the cases of convictions in criminal courts the cause of the crime is drink; that 79 per cant ofthe paupers living in the State were drunkards; th it 80 per cent of the suicides have a' similiar orgiu; sud, iinnlly, that 45 per cent of the lunatics were victims to what is called the alco- hol habit. If the drink question re. veils a serious flaw in the prosperity of p Belgium, it must also be allowed that many ot her public men are tuily alive

to the peril, and seeking to .combat it.

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Dr Chale’o Kidney-Liver Pills are

the 'Only Combined Kidney and Liver Pill-What They Have Ao- compliulned is But a. Guarantee' ol

what They Will Do.

'l‘1i_ere’s a. time to all, old and young,

pian or woman, when poor health rings trouble, snxterty, and burdens hard to stand up under, and one’s ef- lcrts to rid himself or herself seem cnly to be bafned at every turn, and

we are prone to grow discouraged.

That is -not the time to give up- but .the time for action, the time to seek ou_t,the seat or the trouble, and ‘ act as your best pttdgment and the experience ot' others will help you, guarding against mistakes in the t.rea.<t~ _

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MELBOURNE. ONT-, UIYSI

Epsom: La.:-*eil for Hours at 3 'l‘lmo

-Left Great Achim; and Sorenesa- Dr. Chase’l Kidney-Liver Pills Proved Hin Deliverez.

I was for over six months troubled with very sharp pains in the region of my kidneys, the spasms lasted for

halt an hour at agme, and left me with great aching, ess and pain. I tried many remedies, but they did me :zo good. I commenced takin; Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills accord- ing to directions. I had not much faith that they, would cure 'met but other talriiigt one box I noticed o change for the better. It may seem incredible, butafter taking the second box the pains all left merentirely, and I have not- had than since.-Amos Carter, Melbourne. '

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first-class in quality,and autis- factory in price.

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