; Not long ago We published
sthe case of Mrs. Bennet, of
 5 years the disease has shown
sno signs of returning.
s This time we give the case
aof Mr. Norman D. Murray, of
 Brook Village, N .S., who was
spermanently cured by B. B. B.
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gof scrofulous sores that defied
ythe skill of two prominent
physicians. . Mr. M_ u r r a y
gwrites .is follows :
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Another
Permanent
Cure of
iscrofula.
e CrewsOn’sCorners,Ont.,whOm
§Btirdock Blood Bitters_cured
Sof one of the severest cases of
aScrofula met with in Ontario.
 SO thorough and permanent
s has the cure been that in nearly
“ It is with pleasure Iwrite in praise of
Burdock Blood Bitters, which completely
cured me of Scrofula.. I consulted two
cf' our most skilful doctors, who gave me
some acid to apply to the sores, but I
regret to say that the application only
made them worse. My face was all one
runriingsore and I could get no ease. At'
last I purchased one bottle of B. B. B.,
and before I had used it al I was com-
pletely cured. Words cannot express my
feelings toward your God-sent medicine.
Iwill praise it wherever I go, because it
les made a permanent cure in my
ee$e,after I had practically given up hope.
Youie 
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.<
 The Candle at both
-. ends when you use
3 washing powders with
i3 Roni. OAK SOAP-
: throwing away some Of
_ the money that ROYAL
5 OAK saves. The easy -5
3 work the absence of 2
-3 rubbing the quickness
is all due to ROYAL E
5 OAK SOAP. Ro al I
y ,_
ff Oak does all that 1
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washing powders are _T
ment to do or can do f*`
and more besides. '
Washing powders don’t » 1
help and are not neces- '_-f
sary, they are ,simply
extravagant-e when
Royal Oak Soap ish
used. -
Ask your dealer. Sold 
everywhere
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vttiis. each colonist had the privilege of
putiingiu live acres of sugar beets,which
will bring to those who availed them-
selves of it ii profit of about $250.
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OPENED YESTERDAY
All the very newest styles
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Prices as Usual
Cheapest In town.
I
HOHES FOR WORKERS.
How the Salvation: Army ls Solving
\ a Vexed Question
[(San Diego. (Cal.) Union.]
It is probable that the Salvationists
rich they grow with little or on trouble.
Within six months after the founding
of Romie colony adjoining land in-
creased very much in value. Land that
was selling last January at $30 an
1 acre is now selling for $50 and $60 an _
am-9 ` the world?'
I ef
1. The Light of the world?
2. Tae Lamb ot God?
3. The Word of God?
4: The teacher come from God?
5. The son of God?
6. The prophet that should come into
Wlll Shhhhhd lh Whfhlhg dhl here ln the The third colony was established in 7. The Good Shepherd?
United States some of those wonderful Ju;y in Ohio, 3 few miles out of (;yeve_ 3 The Dog;-__
sociai and industrial problems which lamp It is called port Hen.;ck_ in
they have solved for London and other honor of ,_-me of 'ts an-0_§_ U01 1
hlg Ehiillsh C1ll@3- There are already Myron T. Hcrrickl of Clievelziind, Jaihrigs A LONDON CASE
lh °P91`hll0h lhrde Sdlvdlldh Army C019' ZParnell, a banker, also of Cleveland is """`"“
. . . 1
hl@9» ld Whldh are helhg gathered m°h» prominently connected with the Herrick Pfovmg the value °f Doddis Kldnley
women and children who have found c0]0uy_ ' Pills in Kidney Disease.
fdl' lh"h`_ Slfehglh- _ _ eatness of purpose obiain among tht-in `; stablcman at the City Hotel, comes for;
Us Slle is the Valley dl ‘hh Afhhhhh-9» Hellick has its postoiiice. schoolhouse evidence in favor of Dodd’s Kidney Pills.
about 150 miles east of Denver. An-' d (1 ~-
an store. an the same conditions of, Mr. Dean states that he had for three CTED hhhhllhe Yhh are h0ld that it 0911305
dlhef °°l°h.Y ls lh Cdllldrhldfloo mlles lpavmeut and ownership urevail. iyears suffered from severe cutting pains I
Shhlh df Sah FfhhClS¢0» hhd 3 lhlfd hhl' The colonists are marfied men with in the small of his back. At times they
dh? was established last Jhlylh Ohlhf ” families, who comcmaiuly from large T were so great that he had to lie down to
f"W miles ffhlh Clhvhlhhd- cities. Some of them are foreigners, 1 get relief.
Thhsh Chlohlhi hm hhllhhl' Chhfllhhlh but about 75 per cent are Americans. |` Severalrcmedies were used without
dht9l`P1'lShS D01' Sddlhllsl dxpeflhlhhlh- They are printers, carpenters, shoe- l benefit. A doctor prescribed for him,
Ffhlh fl hhhhhihl Slhhdllhlht lhhb’ “P0 makers, market gardenersttcachcrs andlsaying his kidneys were adected, but
conducted on a purely business basis. (3191-ks, and wen a -journalisl. fronllllo good resulted; _ `
The fhllglhhs Phase Of the Whfh is Chicago has asked to be allowed to be- I Finally he took a friend‘s advice and
Wholly lhhldhhlhl- lh each C0l°hY lhh comeacolonist. The majority who 'used Dodd’s Kidney Pills. The usual
f°&.!hlt’~I` Services Of lh9_S=1lVhll0H ANDY have been accepted are from the east, ,result followed. Three bolxes cured
are held, but the colonists are free to _but th; 5 090 i 1 '
P Y GI' Wh) 01' 1h 110 Why been received recently from persons in -.
' l
af fill- all parts of the country. 5 of '
The original colony, Fort Amity, 1 , :_ -
Colo., consists ot' 6-10 acres of rich, ir- MILDRED MERRIAM' if 
rigated land. There are 37 families.or , . __
150 persons. upon the land. All have Sunday 5011001 Lesson-
comfortable houses and barns, and each _ "'*'_ _
cc-lonist is allowed from five to ten acres Fm” QUARTERLY RWIEW
of land, the land being apportioned ae- MARCH 26'
coidiiig to the man’s needs and his abili- _ GOLDEN TE_XT'
ty to work it. The men however are My sheep hear my Volce' and I kn°W»
not altovether dependentlupon the land them’ and they follow ma'_J°lm 10°
P, for suppbort. Work in the neivhbcring
27. ‘
" 1 Recall the Titles and Go‘den Texts
towns is secured forthose whose tastes ' ‘
do not lead them to agiiculture and for °f the lessons' . _ .
those who are not kept continually ati H' Name °“e lmponant teachmg of
Work at their farms. 'each 1653011'
III. Draw an outline map. of Palestine,
‘-There is no community scheme and locate the following places :
‘-It is purely a business proposition.
We have a sort of bank, and when the
head of a family comes on the land he i
is given credit for from $200 to $250. .l _
according to the number of his children. V. State the leading facts in the I le
He is also given a house, barn, farming Sons in which the following principal
Those who ot to work last Christ-
supporting from the first. They planted
alfalfa and kept a cow and a few pigs.
There are also accommodations or
l¥99PlhS dhlhhehsv “hd V°»‘-idlhhles 'f‘”°   EVER Wholesale and Retail
rown almost from the start. Besides f f
Melons and cantaloupes are the great
products of the cal-any.
-‘Wi h such advantages there is no
about it,” said Lieutenant Colonel Holtz, 1. Jerusalem, with the temple courts
who is in charge of the colony. “Each and the Pool of Siloam and the Pool of
person is treated as an individual and' B&ih€Sda-
must work out his own destiny with the l
,same advantages as his neighbors or
give up. Vifhile our plan is co-oper-
‘ative,_it stops at the door of each man’s
home.
2. Bethabara, near the Jordon.
3 Cana of Galilee.
4. Jacob’s well. .
5. Capernaum.
6. The Sea of Tiberias. -
. The Plain of Bntaiha.
7
1V. At what time of the year was-‘|
1. The Feast of the Tabernacles?
2. The Feast of Passover?
the pnvilege of buying the house dau Sil0aIn
land at what each cost Until he has 3 The hungry p€0P16 fed by 9- IIIHD
.. g _ VI. Where and why in this quarter’s_
mas found their land to be almost self 1630118 is -708115 Called-
stop to consider that
neglected Coughs and
Colds are followed 'by
_-f_k_  ; , Bronchitis and otherf
_ s.
._, .IJ .
 ' throat and lung dis-§':
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Are you thinking of coming to town to have some dental
one 'l Is your time limited 2 Let us tell you what we oem do. "
We can take the worst case of an aching moth and trout
l it in one setting
We can take the worst case of abcessed or
reat and fill in one settinv
Chhldfs df dlvlllzdlldh ld he tdd much Herrick, and the# same ordcri and earn- < London, Mar 20-Mr Charles Dean We can take an be f h teeth d make
O_-
y num r 0 sue an
right in one sitting, and fully guaian ee them not to
Th° dnt-llhhl °°l°h.`7 ls 1h C°l0“d°- as in ' the two' older colonies. Fortl ward to add his quota to the mass of °'ga1“WE SAVE TEETH DON T HAVE A
A be
ave the experience and methods fo saving teeth.
ESS DEN ISTRY by use of the famous
erlin Method
and by Eh
We make Crown and Bridge Work and put it in place
, , 3 - ~ _ a. as im ression is taken
worshi in an oth ' ' more - n ` pp canons haha mm out and out y We have everything required and up to-date for best work
or comfort of our patients
We make metal Plates or Vulcanite plates and put them
lace same day as impression is taken
Persons from out of town will see the great
ing to`see us, as they can have their Dental Work done
loss of time, and fully guaranteed in every reopen
lo v, and each branch in charge of a. specialist
advice free Call and see specimans of Teeth
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 lor mia c0_o__ was 0 .n_e_d ____ _ sore throat ___nd.weak 1 p_ ' ' Ropeand IronAnchors com-    
The Ro y PG , plete
January, 1898, and the reports frqlll It , lungs, hilt  W°0d l _ PETER MacNU'1‘T» _ |
mm   plimate _is__ex-_ ____    , Mch 17-dt; . Will receive careful and prompt ab-
’ii‘$§v ‘Ewa ¢¢1ieiit.“faiiiri1a~seciapu ryan: Xmas' bs `  ’ H; ,H ,I H
“' s“““° produced Sugar beets me potatoes °‘“'°d wsnnin-it snrewacmrni mm
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utensils and usually ten acres of land l 0h8rt10f€l'S 01' illhidehlfh 9PP99-T 1 I Thdhd “he 'dy "9 “dt-
uuder water for irrigation. He really 1- A mall Wl10 had been Cured Of
owes the Salvation Army the money he I blindness- I p .A glass which suits one
has been given credit for, and he has 2. The pitcher filled from the Pool of
T Usually the eyes difer in
_ other, and ultimately
` ` ` _ __ . - ' __ ~ We use modern
- _ _ ' _ _ _' _ ust received a lar e -su il reatestcere to
.g?;1_f;;p_ he uses the property as if it was Biol; s_f_I_`_he nobleman pleading lor his, ofad Brushes for thi Spiga; 8 A mmm ‘mum
i “Wh” a man moves mfg the colony 5. The _gossiping woman at the well, r e °‘"' "°P“h‘lh°°
and is located in his own house, he has. Oi Samaria- _ _ _
the privilege of drawing coin against 6. The puzzled elder seeking spir1-_ C _ VlS1bl6 Wrllllll fl‘0
his account. If a man is industrious, tual light. _  to mush
,he does not need to draw all the money _ 7- The hhPPY,Ph“` hhdhl ld he maf-
for which he is given credit before he rled- _ _ _ _ _ ’
gets returns. 8. One disciple inviting _ another. _ Vgggong Jgyglgy
rated catalogues ~
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 I5 Adelaide Street East
§i.oBsiiiii Ficnii   ' ‘DEB
As we have transferred our
hole Chhhdlhh Aghhlh' ness to other parties our books
6°
F93 *ALE Underwood lawetl Willlas and Bllt
. I l I be
' '“ ' };i, '» 3- _lt_ Fil _+E_.f__’_1;,:-'._ -‘-7ii',':` :
reason why honest people cannot earn ai _,»':_‘_»f~._».=§,-’-lerlh, eases-all breeders Of, ty f -~--- - clnsad up at
living. lf a man can save $120 _S Consumption ! .THE subscriber will sell by Auction, it llesllelllll lllldhlllel A11 ¢h0,e mdebied to ug will
week, he can pay for his home within l on l -
‘the time of our option to buy-te_n Dr w°°d,s Better st°p_tiI° l _ ' ` _I * C C  '_3a§,;;]§?)medmw Payment'
years. When a man has paid for his ' Cough now withafew     
home, he will be given a clear title to Nurway doses of DL Woodas AT __ UCLOCK P M  
it 75 "' V ‘ " ______1
_, Charlottetawn Soap works. ded
3  _ » ' . . _ Pine Syrup, ; _ ; if not atten to at once
, , Q The California colony holds 030 |l|||g Nmway Four (-1 acres of Land with small- QRDERS FOR
J  lacres, 100 miles south of San Francisco, 11112111 Shlfhf "ef “fl°1'° Lobster Flicto and other Bnildin si sued for
, TY . 3
in the country of ltlonterey. There are Syl‘U§» w,u.ds_ thereon, about two miles _north of New| Any Plege of M0516
._ 23 families, lH€‘_l\1d1Dg90 PGYSODS, \1D0ll . . London Harbor; convenient place to Boqk w A  a
==`\ _ , . the land, whichis known as the Romic _ M"'E"mk_ Jmmmgs’ fish and near the best fishing grounds or music
1-auch. The land. Which Selected. *V88 . Coldwater, 01111-, S87! on the North Side of the Island. Also LEFT AT an 25-eod&w2m ___
ah-eady under cultivation and had an ~ he was' tl-¢,ub1ed with 2 good Fishing Boats and 350 good
g m start
Write for beautifully illus
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