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was nc'.'e_.° ho_m. Our cl\i!f.l will be cpe year of
are the r~:h ms; ant; slr-.° has not been sick a
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it n an twice at night since her birth."
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Dodds Kidney Pills Their Only
Safety in Female Diseases-
Youhave seen a Bowernippedby
hoet,fade and die in theiush ofits
temeir-sex.
upon her. The
eyes, _her steps
harms; #he
mdured before
mould mothers,
; beauty. That is how women die when
attacked byany ofthediseasespeculiar
Woman’s burdens are woefully
heavy. Her suderings one agonizing.
Ha .patience is grand. Disease preys
light dies out of her
become slew and
loses iesh; grows
allow, listless, droops like a Bower.
Then sh dies. Her family is lett to
is cold mercy of the world. _
1 “Mothers dead l ” Whattpitcous
lphnse. What suderings have been
it was used. Why
wives, sisters suffer
lo? They need not. Doddfs Kidney
. Pills will quickly and thoroughly cure
llcues of Female Weakness. They
lever fail. They give health, strength.
‘yburqsz snewleucoflife. '
§JOHN B. HARTY.
Millers’ Repre-
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M-ills repre-
l filling nrtlr rs for
50lll'.8d l1€I‘€,  following goods at
arg Kent, ' Llilllers’ quotations
Blenheim
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Exchart and
Swan
Robt_ Noble,
Harry Shaw,
Great North-
em.
Prices and
Products
guaranteed to
Oompete with
#Dy goods in
market. Will
also give pur-
Gllasers bene-
lll_ of lowest
Prices direct
ff0m mills.
.Order today
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431'.
llf you wantrtopur-
chase at first cost
‘ wire or write him-
A He handles
iThs.mes, Indiana,
xSweet.,Hoe, Bud-
get,Crown,Howa.r<i,
Peerless, Maple
Leaf, White Eagle
Strathroy, Golden
Age, Norvsl, Nat-
ional, Corn Meal,
straight and gran-
ulated, Manthing
Barley, Feed Bar-_
ley, Rolled Oats,
Standard Gatmeal,
Flaked Wheat.
Split Peas, Hand
,Picked Beans, Poe
Barley, Middling
Brand, Steven’s
Breakfast Food.
Also choice Seed
Wheat, Whik
Russian, Colorado
Bearded, Red and
White Fife. Also
Grass Seeds, all '$5
at Miller’s priccsill
Car lots, assorted
lif necessary.
. HARTY,
American Brands are, Best XXXX
P\tent,Grannlated. White Swan,
- Garfield, Mimsgo.
v piter had the surname of the Hos it-
W threshold as the warmth of your greet-
.-;»:ir:zt-tcr' whose ii unc is not elven l'c~
Corug; U39 sul _ir L" Of l)i`. l`ttll]J:Zg£:`.~
<.rrnoi:, in xvhicl. he scls fcrlli the quill-
vies of gooll sod noble womanhon-l 5
t-x‘, ll. Kings iv , 8. ‘~Elisl1a passed to
Shuncrn, whore was :-1 great woman."
The hotel of our time had no coun-
terpart in any entertainment of olden
time. The vast majority of travellfrs
;mus'. then he entertained at private
fnbodes. Here comes Elisha, a servant
l of the Lord, on 9. divine mission, and
he must find shelter. A balcony _over-
looking the valley of Esdraelon is of-
fered him in a private house. and. if. is
rspecially furnished for _his occupancy
-it chair to sit on. a tzrblo from which
to edt, a o;rndlestiul~; by which to read
and .1 bod on which to slumber, the
whole e.~t;ibli;=h~ncnr belongs to a
gum will =Ifi\crl wor...m. Her husband,
it seems, \v:ts :i goodly man, but he
u fl- cntirt-‘._v nvershridowed by his \vit`t.`.<
s-xifchncitfs. just as now you some-
times find in it household the wife the
centre or dignify and irflcunce and
p.-.wor, not by any :rrrogancn or pse-
surrp;i.»m, but by superior intellect und
force of moral nature wielding domes-
:is affairs and at the same time Super-
vising all tiuuncial and buSiueSS affairs.
The wife’s hand on the shuttle, Or the
banking house, or the wordly busincsg
You see hundreds of men who are
successful_only because there is a rea~
son at home why they are successful.
If a man marry a good. honest Soul, he
makes his fortune. If he marries a
fool, the Lord help him! The wife may
be the silent partner in the firm, there
may be only masculine voices down on
Exchange, but there oftentimes comes
from the family circle a potential and
elevating infiuence. .This woman' of
my text was the superior of her hus-
band. He, as far as I can understand.
was what we often see in our day, a
man of large fortune and only a modi-
cum of brain, intensely quiet, sitting a
long while in the same place, without
movinghand or fool; if you say “Yes,’”
responding -~Yes;” if you say “No,”
responding “No”-insane, eyes half
shut, mouth wide open, maintaining his
position in society only because he has
a large patrirnony. But his wife, my
text says, was a great woman. Her
name has not come down to us. She
belonged to that collection of people
who need no name to distinguish them,
What would title of duchess or princess
or queen--what would escutcheon or
gleaming diadern be to this woman of
my text, who, bv her intelligence and
her behavior. challenges the admiration
of all ages P Long after the brilliant
women of the court of Louis XV. have
been forgotten, and the brilliant women
of the court of Spain have been forget-
ren and tho brilliant. women who san. on
\-he throne of Russia. have been forget-
ten, some grandfather will put on his
spectacles and, holding the book the
other side the light, read to his grand-
children the story of this great .woman
of Siiunem who was so kind and court-
eous and Christina tothe good prophet
Elisha. Yes, she was a great woman.
THE H0sPrTAx1.E WOMAN.
ln the iirstplace, she was great in
:her hospitalities. Uncivilized and bar-
barous nations have this virtue. Ju-
P
able, and he was said especially to
avenge the wrongs of strangers. tio-
mer extolled it in his verse. The Arabs
arepunctilious on t-his subject, and
among some of their tribes it is not
until the ninth day of tarrying that -the
occupant has a right to ask his guest.
"Who and whence are thou P” If this
virtue is so honored among barbarians,
how ought it to be honored among.
those of-us who beleve in t-he Bible,
which commands us .to use hospitality
one toward another without grudging.. I
_ Of course. Ido not mean under this
cover to give ar-y idea that I approve-
of that vagrant. class who go around
from place to place. ranging their whole 3
lifetime perhapsf under the auspicies§
of some benevolent or phrlanthropicf
society, quartering themselves on 3
Christian families with a great pile of
trunks in the hall and carpeting por-
tentous of tarrying. There is many a.
country parsonage that looks out week
by week upon the ominous arrival of
wagon with creaking wheel and lank
horse and dilapidated driver, come
under the Qauspicies of some charit-
able institution to spend a few weeks
and canvass the neighborhood. Let no
such religious tramp; take advantage of
this beautiful virtue of Christian hos-
pitality.~Not so much the sumptuous-
ness of your diet and the regalily of
your abode wi.l impress the friend or »
the stranger that step; across your
ing, the informaliry of your reception.
fhg faitqration by ;{1'8-Sp and [by look
and by a-thousand attentions, of your
earnestness of welcome.
run Jors or 'rHE_ MINISTER.
Again,  woman -of my text was
great in her kindness toward God’s
messenger. Elisha may have beena
stranger in that household, but as she
found out he had come on a divine mis-
have a gnu* many books in our day
about the hardships rf ministers and
the frials of Christian ministers. I wish
somebody would write a book about the
joys of sr Christian ministe ', about the
sympathies all .urourd about him,
about ~he kirltlnss, about the genial
consideration of him- Docs sg rscw
.0-Dine to our home, and -is there a shad-
dow cn the cradle, there |-re hundrrds
of hands to help, and many who weary
not through the nightwatching and
hundreds of prayers going up thtt
God would restore. the sick. Is there a
burning, brimming cup of calamity
placed on the pastor’s table P Are there
not many to help him drink of that cup
.sud who will not be comforted because
he is stricken? Oli,for sorneborly tqwrite
si book about the rewards ol the Chris-
tian ministry-about his surroundings
of Christian sympithyl
` This woman of the text was only a
type of thousands of men and women
who come down from rnsinsion and from
cot Lo the kindness ot' the Lord‘s servants
0h,lhe kidw sses. oh the lnlciged
synrprtbies soinctimes c.-lush ring around
those who enter the go.~p»;l ministry. l
suppose the man of Shunern had to ply
the bills, but it was the large hearted
.Christian woman of Slruneru that looked
haf er the l.ord’s rncf~=nngc`r.
our<:.'.T Evr:N1.\' TnoU1u.E. ,
Again, this woman of :le lrxt was
great in her behavior under trouble.
lp-Jer only son had died on ber lap. A
very bright light wt nt out in that
household. The sacred writer puts it
very tersely, when he says, "He sat on
her knee until noon and then died." Y-'t
the writer goes on to say that she ex~
claimed, “It is well” G eat in p osper-
ity th’s woman was great in trouble.
Where are the fettthfit have not been
blistered on the hot sands of this great
Sahara? Where are the soldiers that
have not bent under' the burden of
grief? Where is the ship sailing
over glassy sea that has not after a
awhile been caught in a cyclone?
Where is the garden of earthly comfort
but trouble h1th:hitched up its tier ' and
(Continued on The Eighth Page.)
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Dr. Clrase’l Catarfl Cure and Kish
‘ney-Liver Pills Combined for
Perfect Health-An Interesting
‘ Cure After Long Suderinz.
Simcoe. Jan. 18t\h, 1897
Messrs. Edmanson, Bates, and C0., T0-
ronto, Ont. :- ~
Gentlemen,-For over five monrths 1
was confined to my bed, not being able
to rr'.o\-'c. The best rnetiical skill Wu.:
ea.11=»d lu, all rreo,tiug~ me for catarrh
of the s.to»mac.`n. but to no avail. X
could not eat the nn..-at simple food
wit-bout bein-g in dr@:id'ful r=»i:~1ery, and
found no relief unltil same nas vomited
up. After sperrcling rr l'ar;_-fe sum -m‘
n.edicr.i advice. X was advised to try
.. nox ot Dr. Clruuc's Catania Cure. l
_-arid it was rio use, for I considered
nine at hopeless case fro-m wliicdl 1
1-f-uid not recover. Alt leng'.h I p-Lu'~
;1lr;.sef_l it box from J. Aust-in and Com-
ouny, Srrncoe, and to my sur;»rl.~;e found
_-fm-nr relief. No-1 being able to eat I
Tried a box of Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver
Pills: the pains left me the third day.
.-.ly up-peciim has been fully restored.
:_--owsi-.ter my-self perfectly cilrefl, and
feel as well as when a young woman,
tlzhough I ani 65 years old at present.
was almost at sha.dov.', now I am as
>‘_.-:shy as before nay si-crkness. Have
.zsed only tlhree bolves of Dr. Chase’s
1-iidney-Liver Pills, and only two boxes
f-r Dr. Chuse’s Catarrh Cure. I can
:io my house work as usual. I am
nosfltive that 'miy marvellous curl
'which I think i-t is) te due purely -to
 Chasez- remedies. wth-ich I have
-used. I can hon-_=s'_ly recommend t:-he
sme to any rwrsons sniferln-g frorn
_qrmptofnis similar to mine. Wishing you
over) success. -
Yours, truly, ~
HPR ANN O¥I`l'.TItC.H!LI¢ Sl-
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et the chance
f buying so cheap
But the balance of our stock of Boys. Suits
Will positively be closed out at half price.
A few Men’s Ulstels and Suits ‘at your own
price.
Men’s Underclothing at clearing prices.
ots and Shoes
lot of Ladies’ Fine Dongola Boots
rth from $1.25 to $1.85*all will go
ow for 750. a pair.
A lot of Women’s Strong Boots ‘
or 50 cents a pair.
Mcn’s Ovcrshoes - - $1.00
'Womens Ovcrshoes - .90
Boys’ Hockey Boots - 1.35
Mens Hockey Boots 1.65
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llll MECHANICS MFG. Cl
Have 0.. hand s mu supply of su kinds of lumber. mapufwtured from
_ the rough, which they are prepared to sell at P11099 Uh” ‘nu d°fY °°m
The Canadian Remedy lst al tigigm _ _ _
Estimates on contracts furnished at short notice. Pprties about to
 build will save money by consulting us, -as W0 SN d°°01'mm°d 9"* W be
undersold by any one in the trade:
GEO- W- ROB|NSO~»
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pay! ul
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Fa tory, and
ALL MY PAIN! WE 'ED
I can now realize that you a c
MPV ‘!'fT"!4EW' AND CHILDREY
tm tailor- if your oraera
L0 CASE COULD Blu WORBE THAN
are alieemsed Ph; ~ilc.la,n,and l will
the truth of this testlmnnual t
closing astamp for reply. or by
or personal inv.-ttlgmon Ar L
SHOULD KNOW THAT THEY CAN Bi.
srsy cunnnl Your fee is n more
of the amount I have rhronn away on
nothing trusses
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FR D ELLIS
Mr Rowe is about 40 years of
family and well known in
cnrrr HAS Gimme MANY CASES,
woman of double rupture and a
months, of hernia. from birth, of
corroborauve evrd noe can be seen rs
DR lf`Lnf“r rs 41-Cn"rowr~ every
Saturday and sundaywr Prc'roU,Revere
gem ‘Vlonday npprnio 'I uefday noon, A1'
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