“Wits ‘l ’”§“*<'“`§5" id* 1'” 5; 1 ’%..=w”!. is . is 5“5f’~'.
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Illness of the Head of the House
Very .al One.
'|~h¢ Dygpeptic is general! very cross
and irritable. Itisimpcwsi etcbe_hoDDy
or make others happy, when distressed
and worried by thu Dill” °f l°dl8’3\l»l°°-
Tha 1)ygpept.‘c's family is seldom a happy
one, for when the one who should lead
the others in all merry making islnursinrr
a pain which racks his body and irritates
it is very dimcult 150 895 “P m“°h
enthusiasm.
And there is no reason why th'S 8\\0\1ld
not be forever banished and at once, for
Dyspepsis can be :presently relieved and
permanently cured by D0dd" DYSll°PSiU-
Tablets.
Mau, who have been cured of Dyspep-
sia. Sour Stomach, Heartburn and bloat-
ing by Dodd‘s Dyspepsia Tablets have
given their testimony. This evidence
multiplies as time goes ou-
At Milford. Ont , lives hir. A. D. Hiller
wlo for _wars sudiered untold Dsl!!
through Dyspepsis. His physician treat-
ed him for Liver Complaint and he grew
worse, He would bloat up terribly after
eating, his appetite was capricious,
sometimes could not eat at all, at others
ravenously hungry; his heart suffered
also, palpitation being so bad that he
could not sleep at night. He wasfso H111
down that he was hardly “ble t° get
around.
He commenced a treatment of Dodd's
Dyspepsia Tablets and soon began t0
improve. He says: y
“After using two boxes I was well and
felt like a new msn, and I haye had 8‘¢`°3
health ever since." 1
Dod i’s Dyspepsia. Tablets have chanited
many a miserable victim of stomach
troubles into a healthy horny men 01°
woman and the best of it all is that once
cured by Doom Ds sperm Tablets
means prominently cured.
MORTAUIY IN THB TRUST.
National. scales, csc. 29. I ‘
@__._5_,
Text of `
Golden Text, lion. viii, 81-Colm
aaentury by the Bev. D. l. ltuuruu
(Copyright. 1901, by American Prem Association.)
Lnssolv I .-J oseph sold into Egypt (Gen
xxxvii, 12-36). Golden Text, Acts vii, 9, '
“The putriarchs, moved with envy, sold ‘
Joseph into Egypt. but God was with
him." When a little child is taken from I
home, everything the child has ever worn
or used or played with touches the moth-
cr’s heart and brings her child before
her. So if we are in right relations with
our absent Lord everything in the book
will speak in us of Him, and the hatred ..
and l-i-vzlily of .lose-ph’s brethren to the~d
l-.‘l..1..r \\'......l .he father so loved will
suggest the treatment winch Christ re-
ceived from I-Iis brethren, the Jews. and
the believing heart will say with deep
gratitude, “All for mc.”
Lsssolv ll.-Josephin prison (Gen.
xxxix. 20; xl, 15). Golden Text, Gen.
xxxix, 21, “But the Lord was with Jo
xvpll and sheweii him mercy." It is
written of him both as slave and prison-
er that the Lord was with him und he
was a prosperous man (xxxix. 2, 23). ll
is hnlwl to wail tiny by day under :l.1-`
verse and trying cllclllzfstaxllws and :see .
.ao prospect of dt-livwaill-l-. :lull be seclu-
iu;:i_v forgotten by those whom wt- have
hcl`ril~ullcd and who might bc used to help
us if they were not so selfish and un
~_'ratci`ul.
Lxssox III.-Joseph exalted <Gon. xii.
38-49). Golden Text, I Sam. ii. 30.
"Them that honor Me I will honor.”
From the prison he is suddenly exnitld
to be ruler over all .the ldnd of E;;_\-pl
-and second to Pharaoh (43). and this
when he was but 30 years of ago. the V
age at which our Lord Jesus begun His
public ministry. It was all accomplish-
ed without effort on the part of Joseph.
The Lord did it all in His own good
' fEarl Grey and the Bishop of Chester are
l
no x.¢»»oa.,a coaofoitoomq f I»0Nw1~'.D»e. Sit.-Men is all moons the iovlog homo li use C ` '
Mtkes the l"ml.iVo Season u Review of the Quarter’s Ileuaaig |01 life llrufdilcussinjltho rsceailyiutro-‘ ' '
duced Public H?oose.'l‘rusts, sad they by
|10  itrtheir opinions of them.
perhaps the most conspicuous 'champions
ofthe new liquor saloon. scheme, .while
Sir Edward Fry is pointing out what . he
com~lders'dangerous features of the inno-
vation.
Nearly allEngiishn‘en agree that the
enormouslamountof liquor consumed by
the common people is a decided menace.
Omcial statistics, publighed- recently,
show' lhat` we-I ‘consume ` morebeef per
°8Pita than do the Germons,*aithou|’ih
that is supposed to be't.he great beer.
drinking nation. The English annual
¢0DS\11I1D%i0l\ is 41 tride above 31 gallons
of intoxicating liquor per capita. The
Germans drink 27 gallons per* person.
These two countries are far above any
others and are in a class by themselves,
The Public House Trust will not, its
enemies assert, lessen the amount of
liquor consumed. But the fact that stock-
ealoons will only receive 5 per cent ln-
terest on their investment is regarded as
.trust
'All profits rabuve the
betterment of the lomumt. when the
saloons are-located. - ‘
_ As each trust saloon has a _flue reading
.even out door aside for sports-'-they are
really public clubs. It is argued' that
hardly likely any surplus will remain..
However, at one place-the Hill of Beath
Tncrn-the excess prodts are drsady
Somepeopls urge that the surplus off
thertrust saloous be applied to uancellinu
pensions would not be a good thing. ‘ Re-
formers asserc that the hope of a pension
in old age would encourage drinklng,`_ in
order to multiply prelim, ‘
The real object of the trust' saloon is _
to make th: public houses more respect-
able and to give drinkers themselves the
, benefit of any profits bey ond_ a certain 1
Mr. A. A. McLeod, Boston, an
j,_\°Has Just Proclucded an,Excellenc Piece of Work. c I 4
a
dga Nativelof Belfast, P. E. l.,’
A large pastel painting of President
xx -Y * - -
Roca eveltfsome time ago and wns'~aec°m_
alter mumbling an time lim.-lo¢ lr is 'f
'Q A t  fx V i
quite lame.” 1
the national debt. Others want schools:
and colleges or churches built. J
l _ Sir Edward Fry believes that old-age;
amount- ~ _ '_ _him a New _Years Gift.
 a -
wtf; rlmllc or Pneslllrll Roosevelt;
 
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f. (}oodsat»_oldly_e»ariprices._ I
`Perbaps;~ there’s» some
th-lt you have
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Xmas and`you’ll‘  
would a all-wool 
silt him.  you 
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.¢ ._ ‘ri
“We
time and way.
(Gen. xlv. 1-15). Golden Text. Rom.
xii. 21, “Be not overcome of evil. but
overcome evil with good.” A__i_'ter _per-
haps 20 years He who performed all
things for him enabled him to heap
coals of fire upon the heads of _those who
had treated him so cruelly (Rom. xii, 20),
and how lovingly he did it when he Said,
“Be not grieved nor angry with your-
selves, for God did send me before you
to preserve life” (verse 5)!' So the Jews
shall one _,day see Jeeps their brother, aa
It is stated that during the late hunting! the one w.hom_ God sent to prepare life
season in Maine not fewer than twenty .
thousand deer and moose must nave been
killed. It isestimatsd that there were
four thousand huntersin the woods 
that these hunters spent in the state
during their sport about one million1
dollars. '
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/ A MANITOBA HIRACLE.
The Story of C. S. Holden is a Wonder-2
ful Statement yet True Beyond a
Doubt.
Boisssvams, Man., Dec. 23 (Special). C .
S. Holden, afarmex-'s son, of this place'
is telling this story about himself! “For
over_a year and a half I had a dull ache
in my right shoulder which at times grew
very bad. In cold weather I sudered so _
severely with it that I could scarcely use
my ann at ull. Whenl went tobed I_
used to havsto take my left hand and
hold my shoulder to tum over. The paid
became almost unbearable, words cannot
express it. _ I rubbed on t\u'pel1i»iIl% Mid
every other llnlment and oil In could hear
gf, but grew worse. We had some
Dodd’s Kidney Pills ln the house sod I
thought I would trytheni. After three _
dosen I began to impove and in two
.lays the pain was all gone. TWO 'N106 l
completely cured me!
for {them,,,eveu life eternal (Iss. xxv, 9;
zeoll. xii, 10).
Lussou V.-Death of Joseph (Gen. I,
15-26). Golden Text, Ps. xc, 12, “So
teach us to number our days that we
may apply our hearts unto wisdom.” It
is I very great trial to have one’s love
that Joseph’s brethren should come to
him with a request for fdirgiveness after
they had enjoyed his forgiveness for .17
years was a guest grief to him. It must
Lrzssox IV.-Joseph `ahd his brethren
or motives or sincerity questioned. and
Roosevelt, in sdeep gilt frame, adorns the
headquarters of the republican state com-
mittee in the Levonshire buildingshsving
been hunglover Pres. Got tling’s desk io-
day. It is the work of A. A. McLeod, a
Boston artist, and is prouounccdan excell-
ent. likeness of the President bythose who
know him Well. "
The photograph from which the painting
vi as made was sent to the artist by Mrs,
panied by a letter which conveyed some
additlonalliinftrmation to Mr. McLeod,
such asithe coiol{oi'the§hair, mustache ‘l
eyes, etc. ,. » l> _
Later _when`Mr. Roosevelt was in Boston 1
¥:_McLeod found an orpori unity to study
his subject carefully; with the result that .
*Le 5@s.2§°1L=1>1° l°ilPf2.<!.=1°°_.f°wf£i=.lf
exceptionally true to life.-Boston Globe;
Dec. ll tll. ' l
~ .1 » -4 , . 2.
- - 6 sllllrlaclmltlrv Fon cullllmts..-_ f
.aes from this amor uleoooao -with 
be a grief to ouf"_Lord when those whom
He has washed_,and sanctified and justi-
Eed question their salvation and seek to
obtain It by their own works instead of
thanking Him for the full benelit of Hi!
finished work, bestowed freely upon'
"_,` tu. I " gf*
Ever since Hrs.-Haybrick was sent to
prison-for poisoning her husband the
,British homesscrctary hssbesn homhgrw
ltdionsvfor her ?rdon. And now. he is 1
being bombsrde with similar petitions]
for the pardon 'of Miss Eastwick, . thai
Philadelphia woman who forzed a railroad 
bead for $lill,0ill. If' there were  _bf
thisabnormalsentimentility_ilorAm¢;lcan
criminals arrogant you., one o- aealtlilol- 
sentiment in favor of punisbing.erirninul_s'
in our own country, without fear or favor, _
as England does those who commit-erixnes,
within her jurisdiction, it would be better.
~ " stitched,
g To something good, in
._ 'sf
way of 'little iilcnfs Suits'
r _. -o I V
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fi Suite. i 
' at.-$2.50, an  its
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' elsewhere. `You~.’li!- 
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them.
Llossoll VI.-Israel oppressed in Egypt
(Ex. i, 1-14). Golden Text. Ex. ii, 24,
“God heard their groaning, and God re-
membered His covenant." God permits
the devil and his people,-seemingly to
them or in spite of them all the good
pleasure of His will and the highestfiu-
terests of His people.
Lxssolv VII.-The childhood of Moses
(Ex. ii, 1-10). .Golden Text, Prcv. xxii,
6, “Train up a child in the way he should
go, and when he is old -he will not depart
ljromi It.” What a striking providenés
that the daughter of Pharaoh, the man
who was seeking to destroy Israel and
had given commandment to kill all the
male children, should bring up as her own
son one ot these male children, destined
by God to be thedeliverer of Israel from
__ .
PAYING DBARLY FOR
The lockjaw mortality in New Jersey
turns out to be thorssult of carelessness
in the heataest of vaccination wounds.
and not the fault of the virus. It simply
emphasizes the fact that eternal cleanli-
ness is necessary to sanitary safety. -
Z--1_0-_ins
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_ V,
the power of Egypt! ` _
_ Lassen VIII.-Wm-ld'a _ Teulperaaco
. _ ‘Besson (Isa. v. 8-30). Gclden'_Text. Isa.
 iv, 22, “V_Vce”unto them that _are mighty tc
com|oN     
wicked, the perverse, the worldly wise
sud the haters _ot  ue.. sf
kind of parallel with the eight woes upon
the scribes and Pharisees of Math. xxiii.
1-nn..  Text. nr.--ini 12. 
lylwhlbewiththee.” WhenHoseawal~
40 years old,fl_\e~`supposed that his 
ren would have understood how that God
by his hand would deliver them'(Acts vii,
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have their own way, 'yet 'He' works by.*_ Amos Cmcker’
~0ure" mailed ING. PINBUL DNR 03-.
wrltesi
“A?»wrs°i°s  .
fdp|»lr;- tion and any llllllbfl' Of'
solves and ointments, one 50c. box 
ryromld r ile Cure gave speedy relisfmd?
nqolekly mod me." All dl-assists will
il. Lime book, “Piles Causes. wi
Mamma, lion. - _ _ 1' .
` _  A vlslfiuno 
Losooi, not-i.iaa-‘-iellofiuog _lo t s in ~
patch from Cairo to   'Te5l!`U\.`
 _ r 'Zvi . fl' ' .,\V. _.-'_ .
naoaesaisoteoaamphlo o pei- I
manent. rcs ence at __ _ lm » DCI'
establishment of racing etsblee.
/
ard Strength and Purity.
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gbrated midnlghtdimanssl at the I I
A : u J _ 
ul ' nan. 1-lan Wiemmh ‘,"‘.°“» ‘“~*"°°§ 
In-uv,  ` "   "
Masons. C. C. Rlcnanns & Co.
Gentlemen,-My three children ` were
dangerously low with diphtheria. On
the advice of _our priest my Wilt beg” 55°
use of MINARD’S LINIMIENT. In_ two
hours they were greatly relieved, “Hd U1
live days they were complttfiy WPIL and
I ilrmly believe your valuable Linimellil
saved the lives of my children,
Gratefully yoius,
ADELBEBT LEFEBVBE.
Mair’s Hills, June 10th, 1899. ,
lzesutl'-11-ll! HUNGBR 1'/lx.
__-_.1 I
There are a half million of unemployed
persons in Germany, very many of them
skilled workmen. It is this army of want
31-ying out aglinsh hilllgfl' 53333,. “mt
furnishes the most uuanswesrabis l1'8\l°
ment to theories of the German Pl’0°¢¢'_
blllills.-Philadelphia B¢00i'¢i~
iQ i
DONT LEAVE IT T0 CHANCE  Yull
may need to use Kendrlok’s_ Linlllll`°1\¢
army time in thohouee, wnerhfvl
the stable. . Always have If \l0¢l1¢.N’ $W°
on baud. _ I  r
A stooopoo coal.  ._
Altoona, Pa. nee. su.-'rho uouiiotios
by which a lugs number of 
properties are to be “UC” °n°
pwnership is ahaut_.°0lllP|¢\¢a.- 1 _
Doss' so Hosp. sires we N*
at leastone  of Kendl-ick’s;
ment in the homie. Dontgo homowiill
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mm m~l».»»u»1»¢bsf~f lif.¢;.'1°»’l~.°"°‘°‘~°'f’°Pf "l’°°”““ s- 1 
  
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' 25), but they understood not, for the time
llsd'not come, sud Moses -had not been
authorized. He was 40 years ahead of
I time. But' now after keeping sheep for
40 years God calls him-and commissions
him to lead Israel out, but he must un-
derstand that he is only an instrument in
the hand of the Lord, that he is nothing,
but God is everything and will do_ all by
His wér. -
Lsxgsoll X.-Moses and 'Pharaoh (Ex.
xl, 1-10). Golden Text, Isa. lxul, 9, “'.l‘h:
angel of His presence saved them-
When Moses anJ'Aaron went to the rul-
ers in Israel with their God giv€l1.¢!‘°'
dentials, they were accented by the neo-
'ple as the Lord’s messengers, but When
they- went to Pharaoh with the demand
from the Lord that he should let Israel
o they were scorned and turned away
im. contempt ov, ms1;».1-1). So Goo
lhumbled'Pharaoh and his 99091? il! WD
.dreadful DIIISIIGS- \ _ '
I Lzsmu XI.-The Passover (Ex. xii. 1-
.11). Golden Text, I Cor. v. 7. “Christ
- our Passover. is l8¢l'i5¢¢d f°f “B-” The"
in _no salvation from death, the cause-*
'qoeoeoofna mzmoummocamof
a mbsdtute- This is seen in the animals
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same who
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on
:Our reputation inthe.. drug husiness i
established ou sound and lastinl P1110! _
ples. We give ouroustomers-Jud what.
they ask for, and guarantee all our drugs I
to be of standard purity. This means
much when yourldocwfs 'P\'¢S°rlDlii°|ll
are to be filled. _
Buy your Perfumes,lToilet requisitzs, _j
soaps, Brushes. Combs. At-omiserl
` from us. l
 _ 0uuBusfr S1u.t.15a. _
Wecall speoial_,:attention to Paine’8
Celery Compound, our best selling medi-
cine. It is a true health and strength
restore: for weak and rundown people. It
give. thot booyimer oflvlrifs  ‘¥°1"_°
energy so necessary for the establishmclt
of sound health. Paiae'§ C°l°l'I~- 0°”
pound stsndsffarabove Ill  m°d.l‘
eines. ’ __ ._ V.
noodle Bros.. 
town,_P. I. I-  - `
almsruas DAY '
ii.-In '
years of
Wash dayis easyand clothes
*gstwhite ifyou usa
._ asnsllsil-I
Iroad reached PortFlorenee, tlle°te`rminus I V f ' 
d_tholine,on theVieicria Nyan:a,o _ ~ _ '_  _ £-
rfm r   c . 'il   'fe f e ,
our oouutxyj;-Savannah News. “E '-”
THE r MATERIALS USID IN
“THE D. & L. EldULSION_ are]
the finest the ,market 
1'¢88rfllessof~expeuse. Taken .inoahesof
_wu_istiugdiseases,,iou ot-weight,or_lo`s_s"_
`°f_lPPO¢lte, with guest benelt.‘Davis&,
l1**"‘°i““9°~'~c1»¥'¢l~\ l'\ll\¥f`¢°$ureru. 
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last night and. assisted at  other
IIIQQBN- '1'h¢_fhealihof1li¢"" holiuessf bah"
Paulo -com" Exo' 
four hours. This ls 'reliable infmmalio  
yum'  - will substantiate flft__- 'lf -yogi
askhlm. Besureand get PulI\_um’s, A it'
causes no pain.  *'
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.\nsusa.r|e`  in 
There is an almost complete unanimity
of ooloioo of physicians am an .mom laf
nccinatlon should not be used. It does f
U05 Dl'0teet the Sore from-the ingress of.,-
°\°5l¢_° 8'¢rms_,.it is unclean, it -increases l
°°n8¢ltl0ll and inflammation, and has _
other disadvantages and dangers. 'A1 `
UUDDIG lsspt-ie gauze bandage with slayer "
Medicine Philadelphia.
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ll-IODES  l'_lC@ QNLY ` audience sjtomorrovr.
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if you no going ioigivo  anything-soot
' gl  swell ties. . .
1 New Styes. e  ~ _
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lag-smgi lr iliac mt? ll-slain
Prim soo. soo, asc. 40°, agosto ooo
of absorbent cotton does sway [with all -  f ' M
311599  and also sumciently p1ov._- ` _    _ c e
28 Wg It s limed at with the shield-pro-I f . _ H I .  ._ _l ,- , . '
tectiou from mechanic violence. -American: _ ' MENS’ 0U T-FITTERS
Poarsuourn, December 252-Whilel
caring: for his horse in his stables at
Kittery. Maine wdav. 'Judge sim-1 la. ‘
Neal was kicked in the head and after-
wards stamped to death by theyanimal.
The body was terribly crushed, ev
57!
'rib being broken and the scull fraotur-3
cd. '
creme up cm S Y."
lrst locomotive on the new U d
 25°
_ DEATH-Daauuct Horse.  e f ~ S f
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Purses. etc., etc, '
Snickers re uisites. Ciwise Hevws 912°" 1°
\BUf6U8¢J\ndall athletes depend cu". P¥¢_k5S*l.'F'l=+ =~i~cw~. Mf>0f5°l|5l\U~ *lid Bi!¥2‘P°'» U
"""° - _BBN'1'Ll_rs'Llolm who fain Hwrtmwh '
iqlnqu'.:iter»ng*piu;'i:¢rhlgm? f 8 ‘ Wholesale to the trade- W° °fl'fr Pgumeu In Roger
E; '  I _   ”` Q. _  . ancl Galigsit?f_a;ff,8eet,ey"a,.;t‘.¢ylo;.’£,\.i»»igste~.»eto., ‘Ql|zun,Pipe¢, etc
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1)rogg_apd parent mediqp_es__as,c_hssp ss you mu import than
_ _ Wg.iiuy’alT ouefsuoek fort   sultgivc you the advau
“°"’°"° °°°' *lf* "°?P°**1‘ f-'91' . was Otis!  . V -1
Qlonthasa, East Africa, states; that the '  ~
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