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On Friday evening Dr. Reid of Middle-
Fragrant _ __ _ _ _ _
was preventible, and curable. when con-
Tli “Albert
0 Saturday evening’s lecture was by Rev.
S WH Mr. siddaiiof Perf. Medway, N. s., sub-
 showed that there was noiestrangement
kd by -ay between the two. Nature and revelation
M, .mmm unite in teaching us of the author of both
.,¢¢..¢-|q,N¢¢_ Sunday sermons were by distinguished
mm su" an m preachers. Dr. Read, of Kalamazoo :Gol-
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||0l'l'll‘AL. ’ .. T sermon iri__tlie Baptist Church, from the
in which he showed that throughout the
 the history of the making of our Bibi
e; ' _
showed what science and investigation - 21. “Till seven tlmee”-P659? f'b°U8ht'
*___* __ __ __ __ were doing in these latter days to help .a »
JUYS W IC WC »
fn,” ne ofvfhrg; better understanding _of the Word, and
sqqizgrts anézl half-gaglons urged all to take the __YVord as his great
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md 905; donnc acey age Counsellor,it being able" to make wise un- efmigm 1053” 011% fm' "H7 GUY ID Uh?
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oivtauueuiieiiie
use ape, mn an Methodist Church, from the text, “Hold
éilfff “<>=l1» Jars iele fast the things thou hast, lest any man
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namely, faith, hope and love. The crown
ciasscrocers to be maintained- was the crown of
nm Righteous ness, also the crown that is to
be the portion :of the winner of souls.
_ _ . J. D. S.
the Season
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OF FV it ‘TTS
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R508 1"0 yards
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“T ’~“.“"° for each event,
5* In the ninds of the
3? m on Minday 13 h
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Regiment in attendance
tdmiis to (hounds and
RrG STEWART
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Mars
Sunnyside. M'
First door to the
Work P easonahle
by Distinguished Orators
_ On Sunday.
(By THE Gnannikivs Correspondent.)
The atmosphere of Bear River is exhilira
geologist., and lover of natural seen
beauty that fill the lover of nature with
I'0»pIillI`€.
ton gave amost instiuetive address on
tuberculosis, which diseasefhe claimed
tracted if taken before it had reached a
too advanced stage.
ject Science and the Bible, in which he
lege, Michigan - preached the inorniiig
text, The word of God is not bound,”
history of the world, notwithstanding the
difficulty of preservation tllddissemina-
tion, the word ot God was kept and spread.
Although persecutors strove to destrov
the Word, and the conservators of tl'ie___
Word, it still was preserved. `He traced'
to Salvation." This sermon was a master-
piece of reasoning and eloquence, and the
members of the School are greatly- indebt~
ed to the Doctor for his kindness in ad-
dressing them.
Rev. Mr. Tumer, of Jersey City, New
York. preached in the evening in the
take thy Crown.” The sermon was an
earnest, forceful plea for all to hold fast
tothe three essentials of a Christian life,
This sermon was appreciated highly by
those who were privileged to hear it.
Bear River, N. S., Aug. 6, 19(1).
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Debility.
A Sufferer From leak Blood and Ex-
haueted Nerves Tells of Ille ture by
Using Dr. 0hase’s Herve Food.
Mr. A. T. P. Lalame, railway agent
at Clarenceville, Que., writes:-“ For
twelve years I have been run down
with nervous debility. I suffered
much, and consulted doctors, and used
medicines in vain. Some months ago I
heard of Dr. Chase’s Nerve F005. 11566
two boxes, and my izealtli irnproveil so
rapidly that I ordered twelve more.
" I can say, fran:-ziy, that this treat-
ment has no equal in the medical world.
‘ui pile using Dr. Chai;e's Nerve Food I
ci uid feel my system being; built up
in .til now I am strong' and healthy. I
cannot recommend it too highly for
weak, nervous 9901112-"
Dr, Chase’s Nerve. Food is a tonic
and restorative of iiiestimable worth.
It makes the blood rich, the nerves
strong increases the weight, and cures
all wehlmesses and* diseases of the t
nerves and blood. lu Dill f°l‘m- 50 “nts
._ box, at all dealers, -or Edmanlon.
Bates and Co.. TGIDMO-
Powerful Sermons
Work goes on in connection with the
Summer School with increasing interest.
i < t_
ing and conducive to effort. The students
are not tiring but seein to have greater zest
for work each succeeding day. There are
fewer excursions thisyear than usual, but
every afternoon is an excursion on foot to
some pliiec of interest to the botaiiist,
€I‘y.
This place abounds in those spots of
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R_H__d when I 6 ;‘_ 1' l‘°°¢"’°d by We Of °“1` ASS°°“’~' graves with alittle board or cross at the '
. _   .».._  '_ _ k._',_ _ _ ___.; _. 
__ F __ i on workers ri-om Mi-. Best _dated Bloem-| ends all along the line of communicatii n _ *__ ’; ' ' f` i  ,
& W¢b S Pure ru .... _ ~f011f-¢1H._-Tllly Znd South Afrlw- .and all over the veldt.-some mothers”  ‘ *f  ‘ ' I J
ovc bottlr °‘ I’m in Bloemfontein h re on b '
. e usiness b0ys,someour loved ones. God forgive 5 ' ~  e "' `
Lime Juice " f0I° m.YS€lf rind the 001.98 by D0-1‘lDiSSi01'1 °f those. who were responsible for this war. I I 5, v V' '
  the chief of stair. 1 left our men in camp. You know my work. Ii'-.<=nu~1d£not do)-. 1 ' ”`
& G  S seven miles north of Pretoria and expect much bu
, tI was always with our men.  ' _ ..
helping them in every way possible. 1, .   1-"5 E  `
Poor lads they have had it hard time, theirlz ‘ . : 1 .+2 sr ` ‘ v _  ' _
friends would never believe the truth, and ,,   . l  _ _
would_not recognize their own ragged, _- _ K, _ _ _ _ ‘
dirty, used up, lifeless, lot of men,--not »  " ` I _ _ _ I
at an like .ne tidy iight hearted boys that _ ~    ’ “ I ` 
crowded on the transport at Halifax. I _ E `   it ` I ' i '
cannot tell of great meetings held, or _
to start back to-night.. The devil gave me ‘
a. hard time at Cape Town, but deliver-
ance came and the way was opened for
my coming to Bloeuifonteln. I worked
here with Dr. Barrie and the first Contin-
gent for two weeks. My own crowd ar-
rived here the last of April. I got a horse
and joined theui. We left here May lst
and ever since have been entering towns
and villages one by one, Kroonstad
J ohannasburg, and Pretoria. the princi-
pals ones. Two months without mail, no
tents, nothing but what we could carryf
, lthe hungry, clothe the naked, clean thef it
iss 
Bible classes, but I have helpedto feed;
dirty, cheer the fainting ones and nurse " . . t .
the sick en route to hospital ,tents and so ‘ Theres Just th" about “F” E i '  
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on our horses, over veldt and kopje,  .I am grateful to God for the privilege ‘
spruits and drifts, under burning sun by of being here with our men, but# would _
day and fearful cold by night, wet or dry, f not wish _my worst enemy t-he hardships
fighting or scout-ing, ten times under tire, and sufferings that have been mine to
our-lives wonderfully spared, other regi- bear; yet thank God I am in first class
ments' men dead, wounded and dying all health and am good for as much more of
about us, and dead Boers left for us to it as will please Him “whose I am and
bury,~oh the horrors of war. -  Wh0m.I Sel‘\’e."
Our food was hard tack, sometimes on, This will give a glimpse, and any
one and a half and two per day, water bad, thoughtful man gan read betwee th
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__ men going sick, horses playing out, but lines. Thank God for such men as Barrie
ou, on, on, we drove Bultra some thirty and Best and MacKellar who are with our
miles north of Pretoria and came back to Canadian boys in the fighting line and `
rest and get fresh horses, and/I came down who stand by them in life and death.
here. Our men are quite used up and all ’ The Young Men’s Christian Association . _ . _ _ _f »  1.; j; ._ .
want to go home. The hospitals are should receive no tardy support in all de- ' people who hke to weamthem nen' He didn s°'& thy 5' 
crowded all along the line and the death part ments of its work.-For what it is to '  we Put mu' “une °n every b°x°' » L ~ ~.
rate is very high. 600 died here in June, the tempted and dying young men in _ 3
1,400 newgraves are inthis cemeteryalone, Sounh Africa it_is to the young men of our
and over 4.000 in the hospitals here and towns and cities right here.
._ 'I t is’ht ii. waste of good money to ~ psy ' rt out for  fl 
advertising. ‘ ‘  " `~ ` '- 
How many women wo1ild_k_npv~, if they wer-en't told
of it, that for l6c they can `get`li'e‘i~e` aynrd of _28`c~ 1Bliiek"‘f »
Brocade Dress Goods, with style enough to _wear be-
comingly on-any occasion. '
Or how would they know that for 50o they can 'f
buy a $1.10 Shirtwaiet-, just because we must clear tliemi
out. _ _
Or how would :th y Gnd out hat we went to the _
best manufacturer of Corsets and had him mljke A Special' .
corset to sell at 75c, had him make them .speeiiiy fp!!-
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AUGUST 12.
THE FORGIVING SPIRIT.
Matt. 18. 21-35. Memory verses, 21, L 22.
= GOLDEN TEXT.
' Forgive uspur debts, as we forgive our
debtors.-Matt. 6. 12.
e OUTLINE.
1. Forgiving, v. 21-27.
2. Unforgiving, v. 28-35.
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or eightinonths before the crucifixion.
__ Place.-Probably in Caper-naum in ‘_
_ Galilee. -
_ LESON HELPS _ __ 1
there mustbesome limit to forziveness,
and yet would be magnanimous. The
number seven, as a _symbolic number
week. ~
22. “Seventy times seven”-An in-
definitely large number of times; not four
hundred and ninety, simply, but that
many in comparison with seven; always.
23. “Take account of his servants"-
Make a reckoning with them. Count up
the money he had intrusted to each, and
makea reckoning with us of mental
talents conscience, influence, the word of
God, opportunities, and so forth. '
24. “Ten thousand talents”-Ani ex-
pression intended to indicate the im~
measurable debt incurred, which could
never be discharged. The sum has been
estimated from $9,000,000to $15,000,000. _
26. “Worshipped him”-Did him rc~`
' S S. LESSON. I
nmesrmbabiy A. n 29, perm sir'
what they had done with it. So God will U
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verence: as an oriental suppliant would.
es.“A iiimfned pence"-About ufteenf
dollars; a very smnllsum when comparedf
with what this servant had owed his
29. ‘I will pay thee all -There was,
mise would be kept than that his own;
would be, for it was only about three? 1°* ~ E `
months’ wages that this man owed, while =   
h' d bt b d d' -
isown e was eyon or mary com
putation.
30. “Till he should pay the debt”-If
this were not so cruel, it would be funny ;__
but it is not more absurd than for modern i
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iiwsiciii inn sim¢tui._ 
wfmf Ill IESIDEICE-K8ll Sl-»
till] Bllllllg. '_
E Omoo Hours-8 to 10_; 12 to
6 to 8.
TELEPHONE 233. __
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HEALTH. -raiierite Pn-
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BEAUTIFUL brmelllg them e
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greater reason to believe that this pro- i SICK Illllllll 'ELL 'T
society to shut up a. young criminal i i.-00 i0Dg without Cleaning, Or with .
among older criminals till he shall bei damaged parts it may be worll S0 bad _
reformed. ly as to dessroy its usefulness BS 8
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pray, Forgive us our de ts, as we forgive  ymn. waich Doctor and If in need of
our debtors I ~
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thosb who would subject hiin to rack and i WE B`é)`_ST Y . ' d _
punishment till he should pa.-y-an awful ` __ _‘ mgour iepmr kepai; `
picture of retribution, since he could not men turning out "SH: *Q3 W0' _ on Y'
pay_ WE Guaaeivrnn ALL one worm; if you
35. “If ye from your hearts"-No rule of have not given us a trial it will pay
three times or seven times, but a. hearty you to do so and we will be pleased
f0l‘SiV€ll¢SS Sh0l1ldib¢ Sh0“`I\- ` to see you at Gnmr Giionom STREET.
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