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Cure Accomplished by
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
. ml. famlly Made Well by Thi;
“ Great Medicine.
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‘uma years old and am a lumberman,
em] in driving logs ou tho river. I
ww,” exposed to :ill kinds of weather,
i- ,ungseized with rhetimatism. I tried
` *mg liuiments, but they failed to
 pm, Pains moved through my limb,
 dnhort time since
1 Settled in My Back. _
 lprght I would Work it off, but it grew
 “¢, md I was obliged to shut down
 H-'mill and ‘stop work. My blocd
 'poor sua I did not have any appeti1;e_
 mud not sleepnights on account of the
 ._-vi pains. I decided to take Hood’ii
and Hood’s Pills. In ten days
felt relief, and now, a few months
I am myself again andam
A Perfectly Well Man.
to my business daily, ang
he benefit derived from Hood’;
My wife and other members
family were taken with the grip
sudered at times with sick head-
They resorted to Hood’s Sarsapa-
Hmd’s Pills and they are now all
halthgi ,}_ _R. Harms, South
Nova Scot in.
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s Sarsaparilia
the flue True Blood Puriiler.
SERMUN BY
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$1, six lor $5. Get only Hood‘s.
 eliectively. Zbceuu.
act easilv promptly and
are showing it complete line
and Gontlemen’s
Fine
ment.
 ` beauty.
yi? We have lower grades at
"I" $1.15 1.35, 1.60, and 1.75.
Shoes
Stylish up-to-date shoe wearers
should seek our establish-
`Eu<*lish, teaching us that we must
Our Ladies Box Calf Walking
 ~ orSka.ting Boot at $2.25 is a
ll. Stewattt Gt
~ or ooduess' 2. Positive righteousness
if applied for at once.
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` Negative goodness is not religion. If
negative goodness were religion. then
one of these lamp-posts out here would
, _ . . . _ .
be the best Christian in town, it never
cursed, nor swore, nor drank a drop
mme ,fan homes on deck sinceit was made; it never did tiny
muy P- for B‘“`b9'd0e3 0” thing wrong. lf negative goodness
CARVELL BROS. ymountain, would be the best specimen
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of Christian this world has. Negative, (Continued on the Sixth 1-,age_) g _
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SAM JUNES
Ungndliness With,
There is, as I said, no power in ai
I i negative force. and none in a negative
of au sort. \\’e are not sent forth to
NEGATIVE GUUIJNESS
And Iositivet Righteous- y
li ness--Examples of Both-y
Progressive Euchre Gon-
deuntined-Plain Talk About
I-lonesty._ .  1
The honor of Christ and the salva-5
V850" Of 0°’ OW" Souls dellend lafgeli these questions stand uushaken to-day,
upon our holding proper views of the
Scripture and practicing its precepts.
Ignorance is a sort of heterogeneous,
COuJp0und that neither God nor man can
do much Wllh' The fact 15' We “mit ” about it. The.re’s many afellow that has l
know something, and all iutelligen
action is based no intelligent thought
ual# SS we first know some things. The
man who really knows one thing well
tis on the road to know a great many theology]
wings- *md the "°“b1""P°"’aPS' Wit” Btoolooc foriiio Biiito, wiiioti is iiio
f ll ` ' . lill h ' . ` . . _ .
ggggfixaig gne:1h‘?na;lv?;,;lS_ ey me guide of my life and the inspiration _oil
“For the grace of God that bringeth
t5al"3‘_i°” halh. appeaired EO an .mfm’ and negative features-y-_these two com-
teaching us, lnstrtictikg us, qualifpiugy
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3ii‘oc'iIti(iix§}di1?}I:id}cI/liriirgldly liilstswe  " Bower' There is no Power
l be t -` _ - _- - -
,. => g . hi Sly nd odl in in electricity _until you bring tho\
tive soberly, ug eou y,a g y
this pg-Qsgntwfir cl." That is, in plftini
ces’-se to do evil, and learn to do well.
Conversion is a very common term in t
the Church and in the pulpit. Some-
times we use it in a very vague sense.
Conversion, Ssriptiirally, means simply 4
two things: first I have quit the wrong; y
and second, I have taken hold of the
° ‘t \'o man is Ser' turall converted
rlgn . _ - ip. y I
until he throws down the wrong and,
walks off from the wrong and walks
up to the right and cspouscs the cause
of the right. Religion is a two-fold
principle, or rather it is a- principle that
enables man to discern the right and to
do the right,to dist~ern:tbe wrong and to it
make himlhatc the wroug.There are two
elements in every pious life : 1. Negative
were religion, then a stock, or stone, or
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Goods to clear--On our retail counter whie they las*----BRUUMS--LAMP WICKS-“Cdl 1 _
Brushes.  it clothes Bruenoew. 'Horse Brushes.  fBrooms-- -~ if-WIP Wi°k‘°'°‘°
' I About'l50 Corn Brooms left Small size 0- 2G <10
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20 dozen Han' Brllff GS 9- 10 doz Clothes Brushes to c ear Bmshgs ' _ 7 _ we Medium A__ 38 d
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at the following prices 956 clothes  sale price  A150 qllallfy, S816 P1109 126* Large size B__ 46 doz
  °   Sale Prlce
501.
136,, ....Na:l1Brueh.es----
10 dozen best finished Nail Brushes 
, 8 'l brushes, sale price 58
11° 52°  t. it 7.
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goodness is perhaps. one of the halves'
of religion ;hut genuine reli_gion.Christ- ` i " ,
ly reliviou means not only that thata 9 U J  ,J L , A A  , '
man isouegatively good, bi.. that he is 1  ' '     
positively righteou~. The... is no power,
in a negative position;or in being nega-
tive. Christ Jesus saw ts- s when he
to d his pr- ach us to go to h affirming t
and uri aching the gcsg.el,not coufutingi
the de iial_~ ot' iulitlel t_i‘.l never uttered a
sentence in my life to prove that the
Bible is true. I never spent tivo min-
utes in my life tr_\_ ing to prove tl ere is
a hell. I never spent fifteen Secours
in the pulpit in my lite trying to prove
there is a God. Nobody but a fool
needs such argument.
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deny any thing that any body says, but
we. are sent forth to :ifiirm something.
Au aggressive Christianity is always
aliirniiiive I am sorry for the preach-
er that has bacxsli-iileti far enough to
try to prove in his sermon that there
is a God. I iiin sony for the preacher
that he has got so low down
in his theology thit he is trying to
establish the tact that there is a bell.
I know oi men tr_ti g to establish 'thel
fact that thereis no hell. A gentleman;
said to nie the other day that the fact was
nearly established. lsaid to him : “When
did you start your exploring party
down lhf-fre, and when wiil they retu'n
to report P" He said he ha/in’t started
anybody and he wasn’t looking for them
to return. Said I “How are you going
to prove anything about] it then P”
And l want to tell you this much : The
assertions of the word of God on all
and a little colored child of three years
old in this city knows just as much
about hell as any living scientist. ~I sup-
pose some of the dead ones know
written hell out ot his theogogy here,
but- he won`t be in hell fifteen seconds
tili he willjump and say, -‘My Lord !
What a mistake I have made in my
my soul. _
We said a moment ago its positive
bined-vive the Christian life force and
two forces positive and negative, to
gf-ther. You see that negative electri-
city gathering about the trunk of this
old oak tree? That tree has withstood
a thousand storms, and now we see this
negative electricity climbing up its body
and settling inits foliage, and now the
positive electricity passes over it in the
cloud, and negative strikes positive,
and the two forces come togetherin the
top of this old oak tree. and it comes
with acrasb and splits that oak tree
from I its topmost twig to its
low,est roo ' s. The :e’s power.
There`s Oiriinpotence. And so in the
life of every good man who is negative-
ly good and positively righteous. Look
at George Whitefield with his whole
nature surcharged with negative good-
ness and his life full of positive righ-
toousuess. We see him going out to
Mooriield near London at three and four
o’clock in the morning; and with 10,
OOO lanterns blazing all around him
he preaches the Gospel. Before day-
light and sun-up he has a thousand
peniients and a thousand converts, and
does more bi-fore breakfast than all the
piilpits in London cou d do the year
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Saturday and Sunday.
round That looks like business.
re is a east.---I-Iousekeepers y'
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Ladies all-wool Dress Goods
Heavy all-wool Blanketing white 2 yds wide
“ All-wool Do Grey “ “_ “
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This is one chance in a life time to get goods at less than they Cost to manufacture,
loss is your gain. Dont delay if you want any, They cannot last long at these prices
application Samples will be sent and freight prepaid on parcels from $3 00 up to any sta
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for information, or call at Clrtovvn, Friday
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lremenlnu§%§l§y%gQlit Sale
of our own make of Twceds, We are overstocked and not wishing to close down our ni
have decided to clear out all our Surplus stock. In order to make room for our new Spr
patterns, nothing but our own make of goods is included in this sale The cloths aie I-Ie!
Strong and Durable, Just the goods for this season of the year Farmers and working u
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goods at p
should avail themselves of this opportunity of buying 'honest all viool
never before sold at.
Heavy all-wool Tweed (Don e an wis wor ,_ per
“ ' °‘ “ Fancy Paterns
- ‘° “ “ Plain Grey and Black
“ “ "‘ Fancy Patterns
“ “ Flannell White and Grey
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A constantly increasing business proves the success of our efforts
to dressour patrons to their satisfaction
A Magnifioentqlanga of Suitlngs
In English, Scotch, Irish and Canadian Tweeds
,Good Value m
` ` Serges, Vicuuas, Cheviots, Worsteds
1 The Latest in 0vo|-coatings
Beavers, Meltons, Kerseys, Fur Naps Whip Cords.
Bought for 'Spot Cash, Sold at ii close margin of profit.
ordon I &. McLellan
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'75, _ y
 Ever thing' ning shea - Dry goods of every description 20 to 50 p. c. below usual retail prloes-
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, do 32 25¢ do l5‘tN0 1 sale rice
I Sorubbinglrusltes N0 2
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. 123 ,t 16° Brushes’ Bile- Price uct 50 pounds wax candles,
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Wax Candles