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Why zi Cold “Hangs 011,”
Stop and think 3 minute. The tickling in the throat,
thc tight feeling in the chest and that racking Cfmgh 3?
only the resulls of the cold, not the cold itself. To app y
a soothing medicine to the irritated membrane does not
cure the cold. The lungs, throat and nose are nature’s
exits for the poison, but the cold is in the system.
ShiIoh’s Consumption Cure
will Cure a Cold.
It will cure a cold _when it has developed so far as t0
be Consumption. “Sh_iloh’s”_ supplies the blood with the
vitalitv necessary to ki/1 I/ie gfnus and drive the dread
. ellzioni” and Ia llaelareu en °‘i‘he
diseasé out Q/_the System , *_ { were intended to_be, ss Nicodemusrc- Pg 'I .
- Q garded them. evidences of the divine
Why keep on treating the results of th-_disease. Take
"Shiloh" and you will cure the di`esasez`1se[/, and le_ave the
system strong to resist future a_ttacl_rs. “Shiloh”_is guar~
anteed to cure. If you are dissatisfied after using two
thirds of the bottle take the remainder back to your drug-
gist, and he will refund the whole of the purchase money.
james South of Vancouver, writes:
“S. J. Wells Se Co., Toronto-I su_ffered for years from a coufgh
and tried scores of remedies. Occassionally it wouiil disappear_or
a few days, but would inevitably return-worse than before-1 tried
Shiloh‘s Consumption Cure and from the first day my cough was
relieved and finally it left me. Por oyer eleven months  
been quite well and I never tire of praising your grand med1¢1n¢.
Sold in Canada and United States 25:., 591:., and $i.oo a bottle. In Engllltl
is. A, zs. 3d. and I. 6d.
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rect change in his character
Patience-Chollio says it makes him 6 Flesh, dum” um “wud ‘_
FEBRUARY 11.
JESUS A.\'D NICODEMUS.
GOLDEN TEXT.
gave his only bego‘.‘o:i Son, that whose-
ever believeih on him should not perish,
but have eveilisting life.---Ioriu 3. 16.
OUTLINE.
1. Mau’» Grist Need. v. 1-12.
2. God’s Great Gill, v. 18-18.
Time--A.D. 27. possibly May.
Place.--Jerusalem.
LESSON HELPS.
1. ‘A rul-¢r’~~A member of the San-
. hedriu, a btdy which c0nsi=t9d of priests,
rabbis, and 'o!ders.’
I 2. ~By night’--Perhaps for fear of the
i Jews. perhaps to avoid interruption.
‘Iiabbi’ -- llasier. 'Miracles' - These
mission of Jesus.
3. -Jesus answered’-“Answered Nico-
demus’ thought. -Born again’-Au eu-
lirely new lilo must begin in him. 'The
kingdom of God’-Nicodemns thought
he was 4 citizen of that kingdom by
right of birth. Jesus tells him that to be
God's heir he must. have a higher birth-
right than any that Abraham could
give.
, 4. Ncodemus’ question indicates won-
der and perhaps incredulity.
_ 5. ~Verily. verily’ --A term used by
our Lord for emphasis. ‘Born of water
and of the Spirit’-.~A man nnst begin a
new life in the aight of others by pub-
licly acknowledging and confessing his
sin. and a new life in the sight of God
by havin the S iritof God work adi-
` For God so loved the world, that Lei
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_ _ _ . domestic features ofthe February Jour-
WA N  D feel more like himseli to have that sin " . ’ m :‘il.t'l|.emidtmrr;‘luf' 'curled and hand' canpk..
° - . . , n p o ea es are exception-
' - h- _ tenalpartof man. -Spirit denotes the . . _ .
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- - ~ God.
Ae experienced canvseser to travel and mm l°°‘ m°'° hh’ ‘ ‘°°l° 7¢l,",| .°¢»_W°n¢e, not .y°1__ d Y
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bio "' '=’ ' "  tell. »So iseveryoee’
, , . - - nchisthe case ofeve:y'one. We
a \‘th.v;?;; mymi:t?:;'::x2l‘i° can feel God. through we are unable to Tau
Ilillsliiiiiiili lliiili -°-~»»~»»~~»d~ ~~»~~°~ r ~ -~=
i The young lady in the box~baek coat ' °H°' 9°" 'hu' mms' b"'°°H "' '°
1- was Willie's sister who had come to um u" bmh t° I” hd' 'hi i’ tu
an wins. iiiaiagunii menu in its °“‘°~ ““ "°°'° '"1 i* *° *°“‘* `
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ibm 2.30 to 5.30, Saturday 3.80
to 6 qith Bend until further notice.
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londay and Thursday from 8 to 10.
Ucpoa Books new on sale-5 skates
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B. C. PROWSE.
E. H. BEER.
Managers.
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cheap Dinner Set,
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match what you
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._ S. S. Lesson.
SAVE YOUR
wmi simivccs
iocii_NoiEs
Pursicai. drill has been iniridnoed
into the Briti-h army as the best means
of developing the muscles of Tommy
Aiikins. Go to Si. Peter’ii Schoolzoom
tonight. and see the Boys’ Brigade per.
form.
Slnmminz as a fad is dangerous and
unpront ible, decides Mrs. Balington
. B€o°h after along experience in battl ng
siih paverty and vice in the slums of
the great cities. which is snmmafsed
in an intoresti@riicls in the February
Ladies’ Home Journal. In the sale
magazine An American llother writes
an :Have Women Robbed Men of Their
w and the man in it.’ Franklin
Fylee’ articleis on ‘The First Night of
a Play ’ Mrs Burton Kiogelendhl on
°The Correct Wedding of To-day,’ and
Herbert Putn£m,Librarian of Congress,
describes ‘What it Means to be a Lit-
rariin.’ ‘The Pax-son’s Buiterdv,’ a
serial by a new novelist, is begun in
l"ebrnar_v Journal. and ‘Edith and I in
Pans.’ -The Autobiography if a Glri'
and 'Her Boston experience’ are con-
tinued °Frank Stocktoifs New Home in
West Virginnia’ is described and pict-
ured. and at-lose personal view is given
of -The Idol ot the Girls’-Mile. Cosm-
inade, composer and pianist( llr. Doo-
lsy'.‘ author transforms Molly Donahue
into a voter, but she nose not get her
vote counted. There are lively scenes
o_o Archy Road at election time. The
shing Company, rhlladelpbia. One
ollara ear' ten cents a no v.
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Willie‘s sinner was dismayed.
Willie's sister was indignant.
said the other young lady with dignity
brrther of mine.”
“Worse than that. He expects me
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French Village.
I know MINARUS LINIMI-INT will
cure troop.
Cape Islands.
I know IIINARWS LlNIllEN1‘is the
beat remedy cneai-th.
Joseph A. Snow.
Norws ll _
"" 11:'-niuaziuui-nasnagvnuen.
I I um d 1 H "II whlchietheoldseaeeof tllewo°d,re-
have M :a:a.r:'lwfo.: Willie? ‘indby nhl? '°°h°°“*" “a
`sistsr’s only brother. "'"“"`°‘ ut'
V wiii mean iorwaniiiaeicrnei "°‘W° ~ - "° - ~"°’°°"l`5°_\l-
  Colldge.and up-to-date he hadn'I. bel iw’ °£G°d 5"" th°‘r°P“_'”_l
'- ainiagaumg iiimeii ia me rigin ein ,°‘i_,_’°'_.n”°'° , ‘
mam. an ami: from me bank. ' °'°“°"‘“"“°°““"'°“'°‘i°
Bunty Trawler, was playing all around th’ old T°°um°'"’ 'meh J°"" 'u
- . - ,_ fond of applying to himself. °In hea-
;::'.:T"w:“°iu'?° t mms ‘ [Wk von’-In spiritual conditions. _
, , Christ was a necessity. -Be lifted ’
.Trawler is a perfect beast, _Niwdamm pmhfbly dm not at 0:;
The young lady beside Willle’s sister .Mauna thu' .thu '” ‘ F'°Ph°°7 ‘ ‘
took BMW. Put the death of Christ. _
'He's playing a beautiful game what- 15 'Wh°°'"°r °°°N‘°°j°m" 'wld
v snr be im, uid .he_ have said, ‘What Jew loever.’
. -You know perlectly well that Willie’s mgiffqg: th” °°“lt'o condemn, This
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;.nb::g"&:¥€&gn;`ls%m:?fi'ngnmg:;t (tieeches not that sinners are not con
yeu’d see that _ ie wou!d be outing 2:33 }é'a;ihs‘:,&";::!;.b“° ths"`?9 PMI'
rings around him." P . mg '" '"1' ” °
illlr. Trawler ii a fiiend| of mine,” ""°°'
-I don’t care if he is; Willie is n  Events.
But the fact of the matter was that Ggmfdian r¢¢|4¢,-3 wglgjnd (M foam*
Willie wasn‘t feeling well. He oouldn't ing wnpgnigng ¢0 ¢/fp and um £0, "_
bald thehpace. Tp hose a spoicing ference. '
p rase, ~~ is stoniac a gone bac ou I _ 1
Mm", .3°m° i°di°°'°‘i°“ °f di" md lliihomeeti itvs-(l:_;ol'I¥\i:iia;.  god
“NCL him. S0 It  “IBO U10] IIVB ovcltck in Oneros H‘u._D_ J Mc_
himv; Dodd 's Dyspepsit Tablt t. Kmmn New '
° hat do you think of that Trawler - - ' ' in
nm' P' “hd wiuw' mm' N¢:ni§hme:etr5,tI'EridayET€oiiiin S
Wm” md N" '°°‘“"°d tu P°°k o‘clock,’in Pvthian Hall. Psowse§e New
dodged l(r. Bnnty Trawler and aftera B|°ck__G_ j_ LA". Kgepa. of R* . und .dl
grand stand rush down the ice passed 00,4. and sub '"' "W ! *° "*'*°° 9°
lD@l|lY?_. 'D0 T06. THC-' 0044,! Court Ab°"°it. C: 0_ F"
DFPP9* Tum* hd '“d° *u ‘M vm' iForesters’s Hall. Prewea B101.
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‘I think hes just lovely, msd the, u,__H_w_W°°h Bw . g ;,_.
young lady aleeully. But her eyes ma y_ _ ' 
fdayineach month. Dr.Jam`ea Warbur-
-“W||at"a the matter old maa?Won’t Tin tliarlcuamqm 3%
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the public
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wr, D;p;|,,,i,_ ltnrllng value to all classes of people.
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Lillie. Kllbride. Oat.. who
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Sponges,
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Tooth Powders,
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