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_ , . re at we may not be found of
    piaogheggpiliagt strmplxieaiions pi .`\linu_e-‘llive the great markets of Chicago are oi the number who brought the poor
, _ y n iver alley is to be tapped. _ _ Woman before the loving and forgiving 9 ' h° Gm‘f1J°h°" M°°flg0. Y- 7- G°'°P°l,!:.°"“‘.l
,very_rich and does not require any Mr._Full_notices_awonderinl imp.ove~ Master, only to_ meet with _the sharp L John Pmmicil Adv; I D I ogg". M "tam
. tfertilizer, the loam or dark soil being ment in this province,especially in the rcproof, °~Let him that is without sin L. ‘ °° °r “-7 _*lima
  some tour deep in depfh. , railroad service with its fast trains and cast the tirit stone.” 1 believe that 'vmg' V' 1044’ _ ..Qh'»»n~'“i_
The raising of wheat is carried on in in the Minto in which he crossed on Britain has been honored and blessed of 5' 'I°h° P'°P"'”3 tm’ W” °f fb' .|,|.n_E.dk~
amammoth style and it isa very in- Saturday last. Mr Full returns by I, God beyond all other nations, because Lcrf’ V' 1547' , "B"
-#1 . teresting sighlto see a number of teams Chicago insthe course of is c0u I8 of "he ' ` T"n°°_Th° S °f '
r overnment ha bee .t, f 1 °.mm°' AD' 2°' °""*'_"°'&l--n-_
haullllg 10 the steam threshers at har week P 2 8 . lm mum u Pn°°°”Th° °°mm°Y 35°” an J° °
-I s. and tree and has dons good wherever
‘vest time. The straw is burned on the . her sway has been established. God is ‘d°n’ "FW HWCUIYM
   pgronnd. lf paper mills were established the judge of the ndlionn-not Dr. Cir~ 1 “T _LESSON HELPS' df'P*P||l» Ill! 
the straw could be me made into paper. ' 9 '
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F gba; asked about the climate Mr.   S  mm. Finer Mckan. amiga (E‘;”””Ty5;;;' :‘:”?ig‘"‘° .N h un..
-- u sai : ~ - ~
_ - . snug in the usiness are be- He will deliver us from all our enemies
ibut now it has reduced in price and coming weal hy. A market is found in both temporal and spiritual. Let us
‘, onlv 60 cents a bushel is paid St Paul and some 800 miles from where I bewa th
and the thernidmtrcr stood about 7 Is Rev Dr' Carman Right?
i s ~ ;' ‘ or ' ' I f 'f if f  """"'~‘» 1*'-Q *P* 
ries on an extensive business, buying tween t-he people of Dakota or of coming down so heavy on our belovod\ ‘J
largely in Chicago. Mirnesctga and the people of Canada nation, and utterly dssnising  S' Lesson' ah. '“ un"
P lie Fcilports all the people from and ii one loses sight ot the row of iron those noble heroes the Ennis-
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nce ward Island doin~_ wi-ll and posts that mark the boundary line the -kllings and Highlanders who JANUJRY 21' \"".°°b"~d“`
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tiny ave made money since leaving people are one The Americansarea were the means in times gone by in THE PREACHING OF JOHN THE gf; n*
this Province and locating in Min free and ess co w h li d BAPT
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_ y p ple it an an mite the Lordshand of saving the Brit shi LDE,qlST° Wh” 
nesota. amount of push. Crown. And the same holy Arm that  ` TEXT’ ig, 3°] 9"., n
` The farnier’s principal revenue is “A great deal of stock is being raised has preserved ns hitherto is not short- _r"P"° 7° t°° '"7 °‘ th' L°'d-`* y ° _ch
derived from 'h _ ‘ ' ' `
vt est Soma years ago at the present time in Minnesota and ened that it cannot save. In good time L°k° 3’ 4°  '“*a
wheat was worth $1 to Sl 10 a bushel those ed b 0UTLlNE` / M W
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DIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.. JANUARY 17, 1900. 
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IIS AdV2lll3gC lll C1llll3tC and '8 degrees below zero. I felt the col); _ "__ The Queen as 3 H0 k ' ' sown"
\l$¢ ¢¢p¢f squarter " the dominiona ofllercd the  C” W
k more in St John than I did in at mr Sm "”T°° 3"" D' C°"m“° S°P°r . G ,
been.
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“I was in S* John a. few days ago 1°' dina ° °f -
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mar et F in _ \_ . . - _ -_._ reatwereathisdcath dlvidsdamcng
2C  AIC hom, in Minnuom 'hw um ¢hu.m°_ lntcndcllt 0! thc Methodist church, nc- Queen Viotiorla carefully examines UI l0nl. and to “Herod” Antlpns came
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Ingnrday TH: Guanmax had n but 'ml dmzenoa " person 'nl ‘con and so farth. Dcltly bllbvcd. and all
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modern aaoiasriasi. vincent in M,_ pun ny, nm .11 ,|,, un, bl L°rd and S=vl°ur.\°ku°wl°z°
_ ..A mm ,im ' 1ml,,|°.Pm1 cm do is God’s chastisement for sins. such as
¢ 0 11,, _ gum! mm.” to . New Year’s Day. nys the loss of so cireful that therein no waste in th
‘ksmicted with asthma orrthrtliiayt tt?;irl:l?. mn’ Bum” "idk" i” 8"!" Am”
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ywell, providing he advances with the th' mm mn!°° an °Pi“m t"f1°' 8”;
wan", Gold 1, no, to bo Mohd an bath desecration, social abominations
ae. a poor sinner at the feet of my
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royal kitchen. ' 2. -~1'hewildernsss"-Where. appar-
' l;siiy.immcai1siiws bananas. ah
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Boer’s New Prison. mi ‘§f,‘°§h°f*°s. an upglpndginmr-si:
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, p_ p ‘hh eco of towuin three long
imi! °'°°i°l I °XPl'°ll- H0 10|* thoroughly in sympathy with England  '° "N |°"°“ i‘°t17 °°‘°"°7 streets named Ledysmitli, Kimberley
P E Island some twenty years ago in M, ,tmggh m gomh Am°._ his cbastisemcnt. Butlcaunot see that md M,|,u,‘ ,u.“u_ i
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George Bingham, whose exceeding genial personality is well known to the people of
Toronto, is the proprietor cf that well-appointed drug establishment, known as Bingham’s
Pharmacy, situated on Yonge street. Mr. Bingham, “ George” as he is familiarly known
to a large circle of personal friends, is naturally an authority on drugs and their preparation,
and has a reputation of selling exclusively only pure and eliicacious compounds. To a
reporter who dropped in to ask about the condition of the drug trade, Mr. Bingham said:
“ I find that the old lines continue about as usual, but that the seller of the season is Hutch.
The demand for Hutch has been, and is, simply enormous. Everybody is buying Hutch. I
am able to recommend it as I know the ingredients, and I do simply recommend it from my
positive knowledge that only the purest drugs are used in its compounding, and that its
efhcacy is beyond peradventure. A great many people ask me about Hutch, and when
they take it, invariably report favourably as to its action. Only the other ,day a man drop-
ped in here who stated that his partiality for a glass of beer and biscuits and cheese before
retiring occasioned him a nasty taste inthe mouth the next morning after indulging. I
Stated that Hutch should prove beneficial and he bought a ten-cent package. He came in
a day or two afterward and thanked me. Said Hutch was the finest thing he had taken in
years. We often have prominent politicians and eminent _clergymen_our customers and they
all Say that Hut¢h is really -a remarkable cure.” Mr. Bingham’s time being taken up just
then, the reporter left with the idea that Hutch pretty nearly cons_ti_tuted the drug trade, and
that a really sterling preparation was meeting a deserved recognition.
Tm Hutch Ten Cam A11 dr-uggkts, or by mail from the Woodward Medicine Company Limited I
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msaseenclosurehss been Nlstrnetedi
1. --ns"-Jean iashspiie, tus sus-
ruaamcf Jesus. "The multitude
sans sunt" s
andthe natiécand fortignicldlern a-
ttieui ran iwashprcssnt-
Allthatwao? bl acdnlllis
ly; the pureaad the corrupt; thessa-
est and the false; the friends cf Roms
and its enemies, mingled in the torch ."
,-Gsikie. »-Generation of -
Literally. brood of vipsrs.
I addressed to the Pharisees and
ees. "Nc apology must be made for
the denuiiclatcry preaching of John;
no more than for tbsthundsrand smoke
of Sinai, or forthe fire and brimstcus
otGohenna.”-Whedon.
8.--Bring forth”--°°Imp\yl!\¢ illllt
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God recognizes of the uiuohess of
repcntince.’-Addott. '%l|lhl|cc'-
°Implying, in Jehn‘s view, an entire
renunciation of the wcrld ;bying to the
rid, and conssdration to a new lifs.’-
Lsnge. -We have Abraham’-'A mst-
. ter ofJcwish pride. This they thought
would give them a right to share in the
blessings of the Messiah)-Lange. dc-
‘cording to the Talmud, a single Israel-I
its is of more valus` in Gcd’s sight than
all the nations of the world) -To°--
l"or._ 9.°Now’-While John spoke.
°Axe’- Seven Hebrew words are trans-
lated thus. °Tbe root’-‘Not thc:_un
fruitful branches ’-Lange. 'expul-
ing utter destruction!-Whedon. Luke
13. 7. °Hewn down’--Denoticg what
is to happen at once and certainly.
*Cast into the fire’-An Eastern ag-
ricultural practice; prophetic also of
tlie°Ure of perdiIion.’
10.'The people’-John’s irst class of
bearers. e
11.°Two coats’-Extortiou and sol-
lishncss prevailed. John calls for self-
sacrifice. Him that' hath none’-‘A
seecnd coat no man could want- as his
neighbor who had none wanted his
5rst.’-Cowles. 'Meat'--Food in gen-
eral. ‘Do.likewise‘-‘Selilshll0S9 is th!
root of evil. It is to be conquered not
by religions emotions only. but by acts
of unsellishness ’
12.*The piiblicans’-John’s second
class of bearers.
13.'Appointed’-Designated by the
government.
14.°Soldiers’-Jnlin’s third class of t
bearers. Either. Galileans engazed in
the war of Herod against 4retas‘( Whe-
(Abbott). Neither accuse any fnlsely.’
-The temptation of soldiers was to ter-
ribly the poor by violence and undermine
the rich by acting ss informers.’-Farrar
~Wsges’-Meaning both the money
given a Roman soldier. three half-pence
a day, and the necessary supply of
wbcatletc.-Clarke.
15.-In expectation’-'l‘bers was
widespread belief that the lcsshh
would soon appear. ‘The Christ’ -
` botlithe expectation of Hes-
' s immediate appearing and the lsizh-'
tionand even revenues which
his own character dsmandsd.’-I..F..B.
IQ.-With water’-But only unto re‘
psntaiice.(Matt.5.11`.') ‘lfightier than
l’-#Tc edsct what ohn’s baptism was
powerless ts produce!-Lange. 'The
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-olrepentsnce was not enough. Pne-
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