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sweetens the
   =iini§n.iiié_iYiii    ’*
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Clean .
IIE greatest guarantee
Tiigliiiiist illness-against
iliseiise--is cleanliness.
L,-t. Asepto help you keep
your homo elean--“sur-
gicnlly clean."
For .lsepto sterilizes every-
tliiii;.;'it washes. Everything
touclied by water in wliieli
Asepio has been dissolved
-und only il. little Asepto
at that-is left absolutely
antiseptic, sweet and clean.
Oi'ilinurily the application of
ilisiiiiirtuiits requires consider-
uble \\'oi~lc. \\"hen Asepto is
\|_-ill, it ciuibles one to curry on
ii ilpli-te course of sterilization
_P i. . l`l'lE 'i‘Ii\iE without' any
iii..lltioniil work-botll cleans
Llielioiue uuil KEEPS it clean.
Yet Asi-pin is more than inerely
un il.iitisi»ptie-more than it
;_;iru:ii'iil<-; it is also il. soap
pi»\\'ili~r--:is good as the best
soup on tile ilnirket.
ST. JOHN. ' '
Is Your Home “Surgicallyi
It is the fact that both its son
and gi‘i'inii:idu.l pi~opi-rtii~s woi-E
toward the same iilentii-iil cud
that iniikcs it so etl`i\i:ti\'e. The
soup quiilitii-s of Asepto loosen
and reiiiove the neeiiiniiliiiml
lirirleulililiess-tlie gcrlnicidiil
qiialities sterili'/.c the cleansed
silriai-es. I
Dil not get the idea, lio\vcvi~i',
that Asepto is of value only ns it
ilisiiit'i~i't_u.iit_. It is for fur more
than that. Try it in _voiir ivasli-
iii;.:~on anytliiiig. The way it
clciuises will iuiiiize you.
TVii-li Asn ito, you don’t have tio
rub or boil clotlies -you just put
tlicni to soak in water in which
Asepto lifts been dissolved, leave
tlieiii t-l\ei'e~ for it couple of
hours and then rinse them and
hang out to dry.
THEASEPTO MFG. C0.
_ Or for washing dishes and greasy
cooking utensils-use Asepto.
A single package of Asepto will
iiiiike into t\vo gallons of the best
soft soup you ever used. And it
will cost you only tive cents, too.
Tell your grocer to include it
package oi Asepto with your
order-ull good grocers sell it at
live cents. ‘ 1
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Smelt Fishing Supplies
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  _ Between St. John and Boston
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liox y Phone ,77 checked through to destination.
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we will pay highest iuzirkct prices.
Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Chickens.
can Iuiuillc theni daily. The only eoiiiiitiiui is thiii they
lust be _igoilil quality.
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Yet Eilii~lon's opinion will carry
weight with millions ot people. For
when a great intellect, ii man sup-
posed to have penetrated _the king-
‘dom of nature as few have done in
search ol her siibtlest forces, pro-
claims that he lirids there novevl-
ileiice ot God, or of the soul, or ot
immortality, he is sure to shake the
religious conviction, and hurt the
tenderest sentiments of many who
wish to believe. Anil preachers can
be no better employed than by show-
ing to the simple in heart, that
though Edlsontbe n v ry Ere” ma"
so far as the knowgletléof this world
Is coliceriicd, tlii1l',_,is no reason why
we shoiild heed hug as regards our
prospects in the ot e§,___ 
i Fei-tiinately tlief answer, is easy,
for it involves o,1;'ly.,t,_hi°»,_.statemi=.ui- of
it principle \vhlcli.,i~g_yi;g°y pid and ver-;
familiar, izolni; 'bA1ck- to _the infancy
of our faith andijwliiqh on.n_ he *D0
better stated than it`was by that
great philosopher- Paul, when lic
wrote to the Corintllians: “The na-
tural man recelvetli not the things
of the spirit of God, for they arc
foolishness unto him; neither can he
know them because they are spiritu-
ally discerned." And these words
mean, for one thing, that because a
man is ii great physical scientist is
no guarantee that he will bring oth-
er than foolishness to the discussion
‘of metaphysical questions. In fact,
fwa can see tilt-it Eilis0n's absorption
lin natural science has blinded his
'eyes as to ull that perta`uis,'to our
'highest knowledge. I _ -_ V
I Religion and science, that-is, spir-
itual and natural tiuth, are, indeed,
not two things but one. They are
two sides _ oi_ tl1c_,sa;;i_e_I,,i_‘uth. ,But
they are nol:;_disq'ci"néd'h\i»the same
,set of facilities. Natiiral' truth is a
,matter ol scientific investigation,
ispiritual truth of an internal experi-
what I meant in saying that Edison
was beautifully righ-tin his assertion
that only those will find the evidence
of spirit at work in matter who de- _
sire to do so. You will not ilnd the
soul in man by going after it with
a scalpel. You will not find the God
_in nature by searching for Him with
zi microscope. God has hidden Him-
s If thus because He will not subject
Himself to the profaning touch of ini-
regenerate hands. He did not iiiieril
that our belief in Him should rest
upon any evidence that compels the
unwilling obeisance of our vanity,
the devotion of our seldéhness, our
lizst. I-Ie ordained 'tliat`mun slioiltil
his love. 'l'lie‘atlec ionsol the humble
only magic that i`vi'll"i5p€n the inner
see Him unless we put the selfishness
and the vanity away from us long
enough to make His acqiiaintance.
and about His work is capable of he#
ing perceived because it is capable
of being felt, lt can re scientifically
supported. Having had in this way
a vision of the truth of the spiritu-
al, we can see that it is an intimate
world. We will not discover the soul
and God in nature unless .we have
first discovereil them within our-
selves. If we have thus beheld I-lirii
i ' ___ ______ ,_  _
H_o iiiucll for 'Edison and the nm-Fthouirlit, even of vision, throucli the
terialistic bins. And now too hricf-‘rttni~ispl\c1‘e, from one person to l-in-l
ly, for the other side. |other, long distances apart, they ar-,
I have qilotcd Eilisonhi conieniptu- rlvc nt the same conclusion, naniely,,‘
ous reference to the Physic researcli-:that the material into is the medi-|
ers. There are the men, ot trained um for the acti y of spiritual'
Scientific capacity, who, recognizing iurci-s. And ni. the si-uiic time inves-
not only a soul lu man, believe tlfeyi lighting the kingdom of nature itself,
ure securing evidence of a soul in na- in that new modern field of wonder- 
ture also. Investigating the phen- ful rays and emapations which now i
omena of the human mind, they find lies open to the "cxlloration of
that individual conscinusnrss rays otiisciciice, investigatllig tile properties <
Thé
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indcllnitely in every direction in ri‘of the etIler,' ol electricity, oi mag-
depth and range and with possillili-|nrtisni, and liniiiniz that all visible " _ tg _
ties ordinarily unknown to us, anil_nati|i‘e is vlbrniit with Hi~rtz.inn
they conclude that below the level of,\va\‘cs, with processions of electrons,
our normal consciousness there is ri with mnrvcloi s, invisible cr(-at'i\'e 
sub-conscious world of mind, in which substances and i`oi'i:i-s penetrating ,_:’1\D
all o\\r minds are in some n1ari~rici'ievc-rytliiiiiz, tliey, iiiituriilly, coiicluile '
connected and intercoiuniiinicatcil, that these two sides of creation are
and which, like soul in body, permc~ lorgiiuicully coniieitteil, that spirit
ates this visible nature about us.|auii matter are two sides of the '
Investigating the phenomena of so- ,same fact, that soul and body are
called Spiritisrn by the most tlior- ,intcrlliiked in nature as in man, that ` '
duizhgoing scientilic methods at their these invisible, yet gigantic innteiial ~
§oniinanf<I,hthey find coniirmatoizy evi- forces are in some way, not yet un-
encc e t ese same mysterious spir- ilerstooil, the expression of mcntal`
it forces at work in physicnl clmn-‘ucti\'ities, and that all natural ef-i
nels. _ _ feels truce back to spiritual caiu-;:s.
Investigating the phenomena oil Father Vnuglin, the ilistinguisheil
telepathy or the transference of f.Ii_~suiL orator, was quoted recently in
‘ ‘ *va New Yurli paper, replyiiig to Edi-
ison, in a way which shows that this
‘tendency to think of the soul in ac-
tual, substnntiiil terms is penetrat-
ing also the tlicologicnl inind,'forlle
reminds Edison that the soul malybel
_-___
- the newest
_   Edison  
a far liner and sul/tier substaiice'izh'an`l , - ` ' _ ~
electricity itself. _ ‘ 'f ‘_‘H_ _ _ f ‘
Certainly the fact that that Spirit `
is invisible to iiiiitfwial eyes is no ' 
longer any har to the belief that it is
Reality and Siibstance. For we know
_ that there is an invisible and inipon-I
- derable world of substance active
' within the visible and ond ra l
p e ble,
and we know, too, that the most stu-°
penilous forces of niiturc belong to
that invisible world. Edison liiinsclil
recogiiizes its existence, and coiifesscs
that he stands appalled before thel
  The ilniberola has the sweetness,
 ~ 5 clearness and faitliful reproducing
 `  powers that i-liai-iieterizc all Edison
  _ _,V iiistriiuients und, in addition, a ease
.;;§f_f-gf’ 5' thatisiiniiisteipiec-e ofthe cabinet-
ForWomen-Liydia E. Pink-
_ ____ _ _ _ _ __ _'_ ,___ __n
Amberola
come to I-lim only in_.the..freell0m of K
eye to behold Him, and we will not t
ham’s Vegetable Compound
Belleville, Ont..--“I was so weak
ence and perception. And that was and wom out froma female weakness
that I concluded to try Lydia E. Pink-
lizim’s Vegetable
Compound. I took
several bottles of
it, and I gained
strength so rapidly
that it seemed to
make anew woman
of ine. lean do as
good a day’s worli
as I ever did. l
sincerely bless the
day that I inude up
my mind to take
your medicine for
female weaknes
. s,
iiud I :tm exceedingly grateful to you for
our kind letters, as I certainly profited
y them. 1 give you perm ssion to
iiblish this anv time you wish."-
_ i , _ .
Y@Hl"1\if1lZ and 0‘_’¢,d‘i‘*_ll-'°»ll"5‘1`-f` 19 UW glrs. A1.iii:ii'r lviciurrr, Belleville,
only avenue of approach to God, the Ontario, (;¢mada,_
Womeneverywhercsllould remember
hat there is no other reiiiedy known
0 medicine that will cure female \\ eak
t ' _ ' -
ness and so successfully carry women
hrougli the Clniuge of Life as L dia E
t ' ` ` ` _
lf we ilo that the truth about Him Pink}mm'3Vegeta|_,|e (jompoumi mad,
f ' ' _ /
rom native roots and licibs
For 30 years it has been curing
women from the worst; forms of female
ills - inilzl inlnutioii, ulceration, dis-
placeineiits, libroiil tumors, -irregulu.ri_
ties, periodic pziins, I,»ui~li'iiclie, and
part oi' the‘ truth of the uat;iir:z.l nervous pi-ogigmiion,
' lfyoii wzintspccinl all vice write
t’0l‘ittoMi's.|’iiikliaun, l.ynn,IIIass.
It is freemiil iilivliys lir~.Ini'iiI.
when we look within, all nature be- - -
comes a, mirror to reflect ‘Higi ‘back
to consciousness whe`p_',we loo iwith-
out. _  '
l G. ll. Wright-I
Funeral Director and em-
balmer-Miss A. Fergiisen,l.ady
Assistant-Personal Attention
and Promptness Guaranteed.
Ambulance calls answered at
Specialties. _
Disinfecting-and Fumigfating,
Fiirniture Iiepaiterl and Re-
upholstered.  ` ' _
Silent Salesurlmmade to_ order,
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Hogs and Pigs
We buy Dressed Pigs and
I-logs. Highest market prices
_ 1- r - paid. Write or wire
F. E. WILLIAMS CO LTD
St ]ohn,N B
land how pitiful, that the man who,
as few others have- done, has thus hc-
,liclil the marvel and the mystery of
‘the design, should withhold recogni-
tion and tribute frofrn fthe inmost and
supreme fact ol' iill`,f]a_"`ilésigner ade-
quate to this resi1l€'Z  "
So, after all is said and done, all
men recognize the power, it is hutia
matter of choice as to what we shall
call the power, li Edison is right,
'the most inspiring dreams and aspi-
rations oi humanity are wrong. 'Tliun
we ale never to see our lost little
ones again. This hunger to love and
to serv-e which grows in us just in
the degree that our power to love
and serve fails us, is never to be
satisfied. Then life's beauty is delu-
sion, its light is darkness, and the
power that created us to love and
dream, created but to mock.
I for one choose to regard that
power as God, wisdom, love a wis-
iloni that provides for our highest
,and eternal happiness, a love that
will not let us ge.
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marvel of it. lint liiiw strange it ls'
` 7- ni:il<er`s art. It plays both Edison
' _ ' Stiiniliiril and Edison Anibcrol
' ' Records. It comes in either M allog-
' ‘ any or Oak. Has drawers for hold-
ing 100 Records. The price is $24-0
Other types nl' Hillmn l’henozr2nhl;§lc.r.ori-filiun. I-Silicon
Stuiuliird liweoi-iln. io.-_ l~1ili»oi= .iiiiln-ru. lil-.»i»nlii ipliiy wlco
iisli»iii.'l.e:_.-. mliioiillriiii-Iin-~-i-ii l¢i-.i»ru»_.~;~- io82._'.o,
'l'b-~r<- ure l-.llliimi ill~¢|»_~rs 4-ii-iyiil.. -._ i.l» iii the iii-iirmt
'S iw.; |,._,,,. ,,,_,,_-v,,,,,,,, i-i,....l»<riii-i- ,.i..\ i.._u_ i:.iit-_li suilllwril*
and .iiiiiii-i-ol keizoiilii. i:oil-oiiiplpili--nii.ll-gn riuiii yimrdualer
"’_`__"~ ui fi-ein ini. .
NATIONAL PHONOGRAPH COMPANY
|00 lAl¢eli|.le Aim., Oranle, NJ., U.S.A.
EDISON PHONOGRAPIIS AND RECDRDS SOLD BY
A. E 'l`00l"lB5, - - '- - 56 Queen Siree
MILLER BROS. - - - l23 Kent Sire
Value forms the basis of our bid for
  Patronage
Stanfielil`s Unslfrinkalslc Underwear
ln these we can irive you the best quaility red label :inil :it the |o\\i-st prices 'l‘Iie
~_reii-on that We iuili t:‘i\'0 You the lowest prices is b'»§ciiii_~4»: we are iliiinu i. i. ish bus
ness und hiivc no b:iil debts lor which your good nioni\y has to nuiki up
Waison's Unshri nls able' Underwear
()n_thi~sr~ as well as on all other goods thn._t we hitnilie wc_ can give you the Iow-
cst prices not only because wi: Iuivu them doing' a cash business for the lust fue
','e.irs aim have no bad debts hut. iilso because we are _doing business on a much
siniiller expense than any other business house in the city.
Factory Cloths, Tweeds, Flannels. Blanketings, Riiggings 5%)
Druggets and Yarns
'Phase are among our specialities :ind here vuu _niiiv depend on netting the best
goi't;:l'£i:nr:an1t25L_\'ears we have been special dealers inthese goods und know how to
_ e e < c es . _
W. C. Turner fit CO
The Low Price Store
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shorten notice.  Best
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Sleighs
for
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See Our Latest Shipment Of Sleiqhs
1 We Want every person who really appreciates good value to sei-:
our showing of Canada Carriage Co. and the Tudhope Carriage
C0 sleighs just received.
The above ilhistration shows the “Lady-of the-siloiv". This_is ii rcally handsoiite slcigli, body
green or hurl, trimmed with green or red plush, with green or caruiiiic gear-with pole or shaft-has
child”s seat. _ _ , _ _ _ _ '.l_ _
_ ' If you are interested in a new sleigh you simply can t miss seeing this one-it is a winner
_ Other sleighs from $44.00 up. \Vc :irc slioiviug :i special liue of new fur and fur liiiel coats
»; ‘ robes, harness and bells-and our prices will make ii visit from you worth while. Call to-day. `
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