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I will s.:ll your goods and lor a very small Discount you can have your cash clay 01

} -sale. Prices rtasonable and satislactlon guaranlecd.

N. 'VH"SON. J\I.A.A

ItEEP IN TOUCH \

Mercer'!\ Store

Wo wouhl ltko t~ show lOU tho bost nntt 801ll0-

tlilng tho. l"lIIl1lvo) ou

Satisfaction Every- Time. yur olTorLs to In.ko lhls Tho Pooplo'. Jo\\olr$ Storo art) mooUng with gronl .8U~Ce81, hO(HlUStl

We Iteep What The People Want

nOll fl61l to Lhem upon ren801l(lblo tllrnu.

Our Terme tlutlll1oLhoU8 or llcnUulfnro such t1l0L lOU nro

~)brrQCUl' aRrO in dolog buslnos! wUh us. Wu gh 0 1 Oll ndvuoLago8 t.hut no othor slorollo

do. For PrflOr-Como Rnd 800 U8.

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hard 10 suit. They are the 'kind •

we want ror our customcrs) ror

they lire pal ticular, and we nrc parliculat' ourselves. A parliclllnr

person satislieo makes ad verti~cl11ellt.

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Smce Pygmalion's Time."

8y CRITTENDEN MARRI01T. ICooyrlght, 1009 by ASloeln.ted LIter .. ,.,

l'reu J As Wrkorr Plltered tbe parlor a

"ouog mlln 1\ uo was wortplng bts bands at the lire lookl'd up

• DeliO,' Ws kolr'" be_ IIIlld languidly. "It's rou, at CDUl'se " I,

Wykolr did -not seem I1ny belter pleased ot tbe meetina tbllo did tbe speaker "Ilumpb I" be remnrked dis gustedly '" mlgbt have known I'd find "OU here, Merpdlth II •

"It's mutual," r('turoed the otber, wltb Il gesture of rcslgnlltiQll '" cnn I tor the lite ot Ille see bow you coo or tord to lJ~glect business this \I ay, old mall Mnrbe, though YOIl bnvo seen ~'orbclJ tills morulng"

Wykolr sbook his bend Be did not leem In the lenst Interested

"Dc \I as looklog lo .... you," weot on Meredith '" don t know wbat wunted, but I Imnglne trom bls mlln ncr thot It was sometblng Importnnt. Be snld be would be al bls oruce till 5 o'clock It's nenrly tbnt now, and you bod better burry If you wont to sce blm"

"Forbes enn wall Look bere, Mere.. dltbl I'm tired ot seclnS yoa bonslng around bere all the time I wlsb"-

Betoro Wykoff could explllin whnt be wlsbed 0 girl swept Int.!! tbo room, boldlng out ber bn nds In grave wei· eomo "Ilow do you do Mr. abe suld quietly "f4lw do Mr Meredith? ) seem to be bonored tbls ofteroooa Will "ou rlog tor the t4'.II, Mr. Meredith? Sit down, Mr Wykotr. You look troubled I bope nothing Is wrong" Der tones were calm Any oDe could see tbot sbe took Utlln Interest 10 tbl! aaBlrs ot otherll.

"Wykolf Isn't troubled, Miss Curtis. • 'rbat's bls way ot expresslog extrn v· agllDt joy De WBS Just saying bow pleased be \I as to see me bel e " ~bo girl glonced at Wykoll', wbo was

plaloly seeking tor Borne retort-Bnd finding nooo. AJry persiliage W08 not In bill line

"You must not tease Mr Wykoll', Ibe said gently. "Wben 18 tbllt sister 0' your9 coming to see me, HI' Wy kotr? I waDt '­

'rbe sentence was uenr flnlsbed, wltb a rusb a small girl bounded Into tbe room IIDd flung berself on Wykotr "Ob, Mr Wykoll'l" sbe cried. "Com. rlgbt out ond sculp my 8now,man. You promilled you would" Sbe caugbt bond ODd tried to drag blm .C,,_i.'_

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CATARACT OF 'HE EV::. It May Be Prevented by the JUdiCIOU5

U,e of GlllIse. Among tbe dlsellses \\ hleh nrc be

h~ved to bolong (leeuhurly nnd 01 right to old uge cataruct 19 porhllps the most (requent It IS true ther" ure cuses of cuturaot III young cllli dren, und olle may even bi! born blind, the nbsence oI sight bemg due to nontmnspnrcllcv o{ the crystnlhne lens';" buL IIl11e tell hs ut lellst of the sufCerers hOIll tlllS ufCectlon IIle pust sixty yenrs of IIge lind 1lI0st of thes, hllvo exceeded the I1I1I1L of three score nnd ten

A cntarael IS nn opaljue condltloll of the crystulhne !llllS, the b6dy I) IIIg jllst bchllld the IlUll I Iho OJlUC Ity muy eXist III the bgdy 01 tin lens Itself, Dr It lIllI) forlll II luyer on Its surIllcc just bCllcuth the cupslIl, llICloslIIg It TIl! CUlIliO of clltumcl IS vUrlolisly stllt~d but 1lI0st /luthorl tICS ure ugreed In regarch ng the op.le Ity us U result of tho VI'III eCfOlts 01 the IClls to chunge Itl\ shupe In ortlc to [oens the rn) S o[ light cXllclljl III tho retlllU lind so BecuTU lhalluct VIR lOll In youth lhls clln be dono rPlld Ily by the little muscles wIlIlln th eyebnlls but 118 tlll\ yenrs go on th lens gets hauler nnd less reudll ehllngcs Its RhllPO 11111.1 soon Ultl'l forty It IS so hllrd lhut Pl rIccl nr eommiXIlltwll, us tillS chlluge o[ sllllp IS cnlled, IS 1111 polisl b Ie

I hilt IS the tllue Ior glnsses I nstlgmntlsm hns not mnde thll11 1111 pernllvo beIore thnt Mllny persoll seem to be IIshnl11~d o[ glasses tllInl Ing thllt tho tnlo ng to them 18 II COl Ie"SIOIl of IIgc S I It IS, pcrhllps bu the scowling 11IId the drn\l\ng up 0 lhe fOlltures, which cllnllol be helpe, 11 glnsses nrc refused nrc n, conIC!

much more deflm Ie thun th '~:Ei~~;IK, of glusses i Imllortant, the plll\inl

soon·us thovshgilteo

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n~.~·~?l'~~'~ The pulhng und hlluhn tugglllg lit the hnrclemng len

the eye muscles must do I to chnnge Its shnpe for th

ng needs o{ nenr lind for SI the lens nnd IIlducc n 0' IIlfiammntlOn, which result

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SUNLlaHT SOAP

AN EXPERIENCED HOUSEWIFE k now It that Sunlight Soap means a wonderful sa"lna of time and labour In bo ..... deanlnlr.

Whetlter with hot or cold water,' nothlnK Kilts the dirt off 110 Cl.ulc:kly and without Inlury as Sunllaht Soap

Sunll,ht make. tile home all fresh as new. •••

(,locn-POOI Hllo IS ))1 h lIci luel He hilS OliO nrlll III 1\ .llIlg n billcit c~ C, \\\0 teoth IIIIHSIlIg "lid It 11101 t gllgc 011 iIlH _J\O\lIC

lollllll\ )011 dont 81\' 11011 lOllg hus he hud the nllLo ?-Clllc Ign NUllS

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nllldrd s LIniment Cures Dandruff

AltlSt.-llll tlllnillng \OIY stlOngly II gomg on the stnge

lvlaclel-Well I hop( \011 II drnw [mtler houses thnn ~ uu do IHctmes­~ow YOlk 'lrlbune

A Sal. Pdl lor Sufferors -'Ihara ure ,.115 LlllIt VIOlently purge lind fill the tOll1llch nut! I11tC5111108 WIth plllll '!lImel"e S Vegetublo Pills IIro nllld ,ud efleellve 1 he} III C purely vege· II ble, 110 IIU no rill purgllLI ve en termg IILo thOlr comp051tlOI1, nnd their e{ ecl IS soothmg nlld belleflcl/l\ '1 ry henl und be convlllccc! 1 housllllds un nttust thOll greut curntl\e qUill • tICS beclluse thollsllnds o\\e thclr leulth und strength to Lllnely use 01 Ins most excellent melilcllle

Hownrd wns ani} til cnt} monlhs oldCl' lhnn lhe bnby He hnd SOllie how come to 1 culizc thllt 1'l \I ood "ho 1\ liS ereeplllg wns molO h l!ely to be III mlseluef \1 hen CJllIel Olle duy he cnlled LO IllS Blother With n glont danl oI nnxlety III Ins httle \Olce ~Inlll mn r henr J~h\ood keeplIIg still

Dehnenlor

SAVED IN H IS OLD AGE

Annnpolts, :l S, Mil} ]~ 1000 I 11m ovC! Clght) ) ~III'S of Ulle lind

Invo suff()Icd hom KII.lIIO) nnd Blnr! er Trouble for fiftcen ) e Ir~ ) toul< octOtd' meulClIlc but got 110 he l? I vnnt lo thunk yOIl for sOl1lhng lilt' the nmple box of Gill l'Ills II lllch help d mo I hllve tl\l(cn SIX hoxes of Gill Pills

ltogether bnt got rehul before 1 hnd ulten ncurthat llmount I hnd to et U[I soml' nights l'Vll y flrt (n 111111

ItOS und hr,d to IIS0 lin IIIslruII11 lit dorn I conlrl 11IIIIIIto Now I elln Ie III bed fOUl or n, c hours lilt hout ~tllllg liP W Jl I'II,ROI \Yllte N lltl 011 111 Drllg & Oht I'lIclll

o (I), pt N U) 101onto fOI Crt e 11m pIes R,gulnr "17.( 'iOe 6 for $250

"Why don't lho 11'0 ntlc 1l1111111g018 WUllt husbnnd 1111(1 w'e 11\ tho 81\1111'

compltny r ' 'Ihey tll1 II It the public" "ouldl1 t

cl\m La ROC II IIIUIl IIInlong 10\ C 10 1118 \I Ife '

'Lool(s too much 1I1(e n dill/,! , eh?" MusICIII AmollclI (

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Ch ... ltee £tc.

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on. by nne tbt' otber cllildleo l'llml rerw ard to b'T(,( t II Is prombdng IIO\\' foele \, hom till ) olinger IIll10ng tI C1D

hod ne\'er U( fill C ~c I null \I hom nn the old l'!!t It d forgotten euept liS

-thnl tl bled \\ I r 101 or IcgeM:lr) c:t pilits II hose llnnw and flllllt' IUli! IJc­ron e cherlMhcd classiCI! of their nurs ery

I Infer ou"erled Seh\)'lI blundly Ihut sour fnller nnd not her orc Dot

nl hOll e ('e I nps I I b< Iter stop 10 Inler

III t )OU nrl' going 10 stny bere or<nl lOll? c~tI hllld Orion In Ills-1lI1J no I I J 011 "Spetl to tell lI9 stCl rillS? 001 troll exped to .Iny bore

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ward for tnose who love hml supreme ly-rnore thlln self honses IlIlrls or any other crenture True It IS 111 deed th.t he hns lor these exceed Ing greal ond preCIOll" biesslllgs but It IS qUlte untrue ns it Ilouid be qUlte ungodly that our Crenlor shoull olther by prellcstlllalton or th rough lnck of foreknowledge or for llny other reason consIgn our ruco ns It II hole ellher to conturlos of suffer ng In PlIrgatory ns soma declnre or sllB worse ns oth~rs uffirm everillsting sufferlllgs

Huvmg cons\(lere~ the Divine OlC plnnutlOn of the eursll of 8m und dOlllh upon the worlrl nnd hnvlllg found It true to the Clrcumstnnces

~all " hoI shall stand when he liP-pc reU,?

J xp~clll1g JI[cs&18h to Ippenr til B yen dlfferenl IItlV Isrnel \Ins unpre pured for the Mnl of sorrol und ne qunmted IIltil gnef the Lumb of God" IHCh taketh II II uy lhc Sill of the Ilorid They expected n greut gen "rnl n nughly lender 1\ ho would up peul to the Ie .rned the IIcullhy the noble ilut our Lord (ppeulcd only to lhosa II ho were pure in heuri Is rueltles mdeed Such Illone I1t d the I eeessury lllllh 10 recogmzo hllll Ilnd reee ~ c h m, The olhers crUCIfied Illm bul d u t 19nOrl ntty St Pewr de clnrcs I II ot thllt lhrougb g lOranee ye Old t ns dId uhlo your rulers Yo kIlled tile Prn ce of life (\cls It i 1517) And 8l Pnul Bnys II lei t1 ey Kno IU It lhey "ould not hnve crucI fled lha Lord of glory (1 Corlllll II ns It S)

However our r ord's crllClflbctOn \lIlS merely 11 fulflllment of unother fel lure of the D,VIUO Plun 10 mulle the qlessmg of 1111 mnnkmd th" deuper (nel urondcr

l3y vIrtue of koeplng tho Lnw Jcsus II ould III ve hud lhi, rIght 10 ourlhly pelleetlon for hlmsillf etot 1111 hie nnd i nppmess Ho nlso would hUlc been heIr Of nil the IhlllgS lh t Adam .. possessed IUd losl ~ Ho m ghl 'lhere 'are h vo estllbl shed lin earthly elll nlre UI d b\ wIse 11\,1\s uud rOl!"ultl tions he might have done muel lor I UIll/tIl upltlt-li a very lhmg Ilh eh people to loy nrc WI ntlllg to br ng about ilul IllS subJecls Ilould stIli hnve been u lder lhe DlvtIlc condellu I {Ion of deuth Ho \\ouid hllvc \joen the ruler lIIstructor fnllen dymg men God s prOlnlsa of bleSSIng n CUI t I lore lhun th sAnd In hurmony ~ til It our Lord Jesus dId not "cep lIS el rthly rIghts but surrenrlere 1 t1 em Sllcr flce I them luu th~m do ~'ll 01 our bel nil 1 he IIlYl Ig do\\ n 01 thuse ellrt1ly rights II us filll~hed nt ~ulvllry SllICO th s Sllerl(]C ng WIlS done 11 hnrmony II Ilh the DIVlnc purposo II c He IVC Ily FI ther re vllrded tI e suerlflcer \11th

new llfe 0 1 n h gher plnno f If "bove \lIgela nnd prl1 C pnhltcs I nd

fHE SUNDAY SCHOOL ESSON II - FOU RTH QUARTER,

FOR OCTOBER 10 1909

Text of tli'e LeRson Act. xx II 11 24 Memory Vers. l1-Golden Text P .. xci 2-Commonlary Prepared Ii" Rev D M St.arns

The t\\O gn It cuts ot this cillpter are Illul lesllf\-./,; befure the JI''' Isb council n III his urlng ~ellt 10 [< elll: the gO\ er .or of IIICH 1 I Q Iptnln III II!; • srlll I hlu from the Jerusnll'1Il llIol •• d I Illng gl\l'n him pcrlllll:lSlolI 10 HI'I II to I hell froUl tho stnlrs before b~1 '1; 1Ililin Into the cua' tlo lUIS gre I tl) I PI ph x d \\ h~n utter a time ot I;.CI "lien < ""] pntient IIstellllg the 1I111ltltl lit NIHIt]1 Ily be­clime (ull of r c zy I C IU"e of some­tblng be snld \s I lui d 810llen In Hebrew tho chI! r ell I t In I new not whnt be h H] I II "d nbol I • or what stirred tbem 80 fl II tiS I bou I to ex tort frorn the III so. (r hs SCOUI glug tho renson of II Ir oulc ~ \ hen Puul told h 1m lie \\ s Ito • e It Izen

J nuls Orst ultcrfince llrel\ forth 1\

rcbullc from the 111/,;1 priest nnd 1\

comml nd 10 smlt, him 011 Iho n outll Josns II us proulluly s nltle 1 tlus (John XI III 2) but he nn"," e I IICCI Iy ('nul lOt so mecllJ It IIrat I Clcelv Ing tlmt sou e of thoHn I resel t 1\c10 (hnrlsees I nd so no S Itl cees I I ul nckno\\ ledged h IlIsel! I I I II Isee nnd snld Of tI e 101 e UI d resurrection at tbe dend I II n ell lie(! II I] Icsllou tor lhe S HlthHPcS R Y II t tbcle Is no resurrection nellhl!r IIngel nor sllrlt, uut tho I h Illsccs conress uoth ( elscs 6 8) This led to n strife hetween tllo t"o pUlties Ihe I hntlsres tnlclng I'nul s pnrt nl d crllng We Hnd no e\ II In this mOll Let us not Hght ngolnst God II e strlfc het\\ccn the two pnrties \Ins so gent tbut ngnln the chief coptnlt "ns compelled to rescno ('oul from them by force lind bring him Into Ihe clIstie

Cnn JOu "onder thnt tllo ch Ireh US seen by the \I orl! tod y docs not draw men to Ood thrcugh Jesus Christ? All so ts or religion Irlnl tnrlnn IUd Unit III n Cnlllnisl nlld Armenluu post I lIenl It I d Ill.,.n II lennlul nro III 11Il! ClOS of tbo \Iorld just so mnuy ollnlol s of men ono n9 good I1S nuolile. nn I 1010 good tor much for \\ bel 0 Is lie seell wllo Ins nil pOller In Iw len III don enrth tho Rlgi teous 0 Ie I he I lit ce oC I 01 co­will such lellglon I cr II In the world to Oh 1st? 'Ihe Se 1IIIr,," 10 10tSO tonch us but God hns 0 plnn \\ hlch l:1e bns re\ enled to us In II Is Ilord nnd e\ ery pu pose ot 11Is 51 I II un I erto'mec1 (Isn xlv 2\) 'e.se 11 Is certllinly a light nbol c tho bllghtness of tho SUD In tho mlllsl of tI U sllIouudh Il dmk ness uot simi Iy the til'" eBs or the nnturnl night uut the 81 trltuol unrk uess ot Ibo till us I he Lorll stood by him OJ d be lie, er could forget It. Beor blw ns nfter mnny yenrs wI en he fclt 1I nt Ih~ time of his depllrtu e hi d re I Iy COIle he 8nY8

I be [01 d slood II Itb me Inll strength oned Ule (II lim Ix 17) )]0 of good cheer ('nlll! Imngllc If YOll can tho e.l:ellts Of the pnst <lny or two nnd PIt ) au self In (' ,ui s !llncD nnd sny \Vh~t such n visit fro n tho Lord Jesus 0 IlI1 such \\ ortIs n I!:ht menn to lOU \\ os Puul uOlllnnlull to sec thnt pC! bnps his cOllllllg to Jerusn lem WI\S n mlslnl,e to sUl the lenst nnd thnt be hnd urought nil this on himself by not beedlng tbe lolce of tho Spirit unt! the caul sci of his lireth ren, nnd \\ ns he cn~t do\\ n n nd (Its courag('d? Well here Is Itls blcsRed Lord who 101 es to the uttermost nnd to tlic entl tho ono wi 0 sold to Simon Peter Verily I erlly I BOY unto you, the eock shnlr lOt crOll till tboll hust denied mo thrice Let not yo lr I cnrt Ire troubled Oil Au Is so f III of compnsslonl Be "nows us thoroughly

loves us notll Itllslundlng nil thll I' .... UUIU \\enknesR 1]0 St uS In liS Whnt

may hOlc Illen your fnllure dear '~\iII'~~l~rli~ij!ll Frl~n~ler. It J ou Ire truly His n Id d() :r~;~·i;ti;i'; .. ~,. desire to 1111\1 Be 11111 lIe Is say

YOll Dc ot good cheerl Con the other 0 .. (' pi I us wller<~,.JeStI9, Be used Ihls III rll

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rc~sclI mall. lIe nHly'prctcncl thnt he de-1,',,_,.",_'",,''' :', who is \'cry carcful about Ills dre,;s find

corisiidets him womanish or n dudc. but if you anulysc hb fcelillgs )'on'lI f1l1d tbat envy is nt the boltom of his CI ilichIlIlS.' !]'he wcll·dressed man is nently alwnys 11

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y;~u. may' be as particular as you like :~ . t, choosing Shoes _ .. yes, you may.~.

find us cranky: you will equaJ te the occasion.

"~~h"e 'Style, Comfort,'and Prices 'of t our 'ShQe~ will please you. . :&:

. l( 100 1211il's of al) l,inds of'Shoes flt 'Specials 1\[anyothers at a discount of .. 12 Suit Cases, Reg. $7.00, now

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CONTRACTING Spting- is gone. Summer b here. I am prepared to gil'c estimates on all kinds of buildings. A fine IIp-to­date {lwelling" 0\ a bachelor's shanty. -All kinds of outbuildings. Shop­work and carpenterir g. Saws filed.

--. R.F. STEELE ,

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MILLINERY The Millinery we are

this season will suit the e Illost fastidious. '1'he pleosllre

of inspectIon may be yours at ony me, and your order, will lI,ave the_

best of skil1f\,ll attention. -AQ.Nr '0" McCAt.&. PAT".""' • . ---.,

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C(lEAP ~ESS OF G T P

Tar fl. on New Line W II Be Below All Other Routes

A remarkable claim on belalf of the Gralld Trunk Pac ftc I as Just been made by the well known cngm cer Mr Duncan MacPherson \ I 0

has been proll mently connected \\Ith locatIOn" or LI 0

HUMOR Of THE "LORDS" FUNNY SIDE OF GREAT B"'I

TAIN S UPPER HOUSE

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nent as This Case Proves. -. EVllry sufferer from

wUllts to be cured 1lhc prospect of the of t he trouble IS not 1111) body \\ ho hnd gone sle~e_ Most trentmenw 111m 10 'Iccep down" the rheumlltlc·. p(iliBc,hf III Ihe bluo<l Th~ LOllie treutlllent Dr Wlllllllns' Plllk l'll1s hilS prove( by hundreds of cures thllt It bUIld. 1-/;,,.,,, up tho hlood to II pomt thllt enllblcf II to cllsl out these pOlsons thrClugh the rcgulnr chnnnel5 of excrcboll-thp howel-, the kidneys lind the ski!: When tinA Ih done thl! rheulllnt!~m I~ 1',.lnOtlUlr· pcrmlluclIL1y cured, IIml UB long nE thc hlood I~ hilt pure nnd Tlch th( p ,tll( Ilt will be fwe from rheullllllism 1\1r 'J'hollltLS McNeil, Rlclllbuclo, N.B., BUYS-" Pel Illlt mc to bOllr lesllmon) to lho W(p th 'of Dr. Wilhnms' Pml Pills us 1\ CUI r for IIcute Thculllntism l\!y son, 10'1 ederlCk. WIIS sublect to tlli~ plLluful troublG for n perIOd of eight or ten yonrs, and dm ing this tlmf porlolhcul nttuck3 wrmld fC'gulnrly oc cur, IlJ~ In.t Illtllck was /I IIlOst se vorl' OIlC, und the pllins were excru'

, cllltillg m the cxtrelllC', BhooLm~ through the vnrJotls !,/lrts of the

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Acqnaintnnce-Connt, nTC ccalrnl catntcs productive?

Count BClVlon do B,1krlv; •• D.c,k-cZ(,y " nrc, 811ro ZIS :renT ?oay

t\~o splcndld-wol YOll 1lI0rl<llcheC'-Ohicngo

S\~ eet nno pnlntnble, , Gmves' ,Worm Exle~l1l1nutor IS ceptn ble 10 cllllcirclI, nncl It does worl< surely nnd promptly

THE CAMERA. 80me of the Wonderful ThIng. ot

Which It I. Capable. The comera, wblch dl\ Ides time Into

thousandths ot 0 second ollll records tbo Impressions at cocb, mllkes perma­

plctmes of e~ents "hlch pnss too tor the dull ,humau retina to

,'"_,:_~,.I ,r,eC~;gD.lze;" It Is only throngb t~e cam-~;'7;:,Sl~n~~tcl,:}~_~ motions at lhe 1\" ,ngs at

and at the legs ot swift ohilnls hn\ e beeQ nunl~zed:

caruer.t'lbe fuzzy drl\ors of the swlClly speeding loco moth es stand out clcnr( cllt and stntioaory, \\hlle encll tlylng drop of raIn In tbe drh en storm Is distinct nnd seems trozen In Its plnce, 'l'be turpon 'flshermnn, mlllar with' the first wild Icnp at tho frenzlecl fish ns It CIISts haole aDd baIt tllty teet In the nlr, sees first 10 thl! finlslled Illcture the 'outstretcbed gl\1s, tbo convulsh'e op~olJlg lind closing of which bnd escllped his eye, howe\"er closely bc moy 1111 fe looked for It;;

Often the eye of tile cllmern will de­cipher docnmellts at which tbe writing bnd heen subsluntlully obliterated by oge, nnd I hU\'e succcssfully copIed with the rnlllern tile utterly fneled pho­toglnph ot n clllssruntc at forty >,"."D.

previous "nnd t1l1'r~by been enabled present to In' gllzzled \ Clternn n like­nesS ot his'· curly hnlred youth. Ohonges tn the pigment at tho sldn U1ldlscO\'eruble by lhe <,ye nppear wltll dIstinctness au the sensltlye plnte, and It'ls snld tllot ample warning of 111)­proaching disease blls ,peen thereby gh·en. '

Dy menns at the lu\'lslble rnys lying beyond the ylol(>t of the spectrum ob· jects may be photogropbed In the dark­ness nnd, wIth the IIld of the so called X tb substllnces othef\\ Iso

drurlm.eas ot

Farma of Two' or Three Acrea Dlvldee Into Many Tiny Field. ,.. -l.nnd Is so senree 10 ,lnpan nnd the

people BO numerous tbat n farm rarely consIsts of more Ibn n nil nclO or t \va '£heso IIlUe fllrms arc dl\ Ided up lute tiny fields, During the senson'of thE year In which \Ve mude our journey ODE of these Oelds Oiled. wllh RIII'Ollt<: log barley

field, np.rhilllR

ALEXANDER'S SNAKE. --A Story of Magic and Credulity In the

Olden Day., No snnke tbot e\"er U\"ed won greater

f fnme for the time thnn Alexander's Lucian tells tile story, Apollonlus, Il

mnster at the mnglc nrts, hnd mllny disciples, nmong \\ hom wns n prnctlc· lug physician who ll\'cd In Abonotl­ckus, a ~mnll town on the shore ot the Black seu There Alexnnder wns,horn of humble pnrentqge and Imbibed from the old doctor nil. that hc hnd learned trom Apollollius ot medicine and mng­Ic. Dc" us a Ind ot striking nppenr­once, tall, huudsome, ,,!th a fine hend ot hnlr, luslrous hrown eyes and II \"oke s\\ eet und limpid. "God grant," wrote Luclnn, wllo' knew him, "thnt I mny never meet with such nnotber. Dis coming wus "ondertul, his dex­tel'lty mntchleslf. Dis engerness tor knowledge, hIs cnpnclty for learning nnd power of memory were equnlly extraordinary."

Such wns tbe well to\"ored young peasllnt who sill lied forth from his un­tlve town In search_o~ tnmo nnd tor­tune. Soon he fell In with ono Co­connns, a shrewd tipster for tho rllces and some~ hat ot a juggler. ~'he two rogues joined torO('s nnd I!}enndered about telling fortunes. _ Arrl\ hlg at Pella, they found n great number ot huge, harmless snnkes which JIved In tho houses, played and slf;pt with the chlldren'and destroyed poIsonous rots. Alexnnder proDlptly PUI chllsed one of the largest, n \'erltnhlo lUonster, so tnme thnt It would call about his body nnd remoln tn any desired position, Then he mode n humnn faco for It out of linen, pnlnted _It Ingenlonsly nnd shnped It so thllt the mouth would open and shut by nn nrrnngemeDt of horsehnlr, letting tho torked tongue shoot lu nnd out at tho wUI of the

Dn vlog no fnrther usc for i,CocclDn.ns, ho ell her nd ministered pol­

to him or let him dlo trolU 'somo ~lnfectlon aud returned with bls Bnnko to his nath~e tOWD. Thero ho declared himself a prophet and IInnounced thnt the god Aesculnplus was nbout to liP' penr, The people were credulous, OJ:­

cltnhlo and enger for n new divInity. When the grent dny IIrrlved A1exnn­

der pretended to disco, er In a puddle of wnter a gooso cgg wblcb he hnd plnced tbero nftor (temovillg tbl! con tents, substituting a smnll emhryo sunko just born and carefully Ben ling the shell with wax. When the multitude hnd gnthored he broko tho shell and produced the tiny creature, which In n' few moments grew to be the monster tram Pella by the simple process or substitution ~'l,Jerenrter tho big snllke, bell\:\ cd to bl! Aesculnplus, led a busy life. Do gave sennecs, tolll fortunes In

:d~'rk"l!lreed writing nnd men spoke (reely,-wltb tho aId at tho prophet's ventrlloqulnl

Alexander grew,rlch aud pow· kept a small nrmy at retalaers - .. spIes, wielded no little Intluence

:~r~!:~;.~~~~:;~~~~1!~I~~:~;~~t;;J'I~jdJed at n rlpo' old age In,lllo fullness ot

!~r~[~~~1~!~i~~~1~~~~~~~i}~~i:t~ ,'ye'lIo'wi' Wbat became of the snnke il~i~~,~~:~~',~j~t:!,~:,~(~~~!,nii~~1 ~i:~:!'~~;~~;;;.;~lli:'I~~:rt;I~:o~~~ri: Probably nt the Illst

''''ll'.~~~~l~~~~l~~~tl:;~~~Ij~ dlspatche'lldIS:t~~h:o; i:VC!'~;~~ prevent thod, his

Can This Man Read Your

Life? The RIch, POOf, Ex.lted .nd Humltl. S,.k .HI. Advlc. on Bu.ln.... M ... rl •• " Frl.nd., In.ml •• , Oh." .... Spiculation, Lov. "".Ira, ",Durney ...

and All Ev.nta of Llf ••

MANY SAY HE RIVEALS THEIR LIVES WITH AMAZING AOOURACW

Fr .. telt Rudin •• will b ••• nt fw • .hort tIm. t. all our R.ad.r ••

HILS the veil of Ill) stcry thllt hns so ong 8hroUtlcd the /Il1clent SClenceB >CCIl rHlded lit lllst? Olin It bo thut a Iyslem hilS been peJlectctl Ihnt re­ellis WI th rensonnblc nccm ncy the

'hlllnilter lind (hopoSllloo 'of nn Ill­hVldulIl, unu so outlUlt'S the life ns o USSlst III nVOJdlllg CI rors nnd tuk­ng ntl VU1~tllge of OppOI tUIlI tICS? Roxroy, n mun who hilS for twenty

enrs been delvlJlg IIIlo tho mysterlCs If the occult, Illaklllg n sClenLlfic stu­Iy o[ the VIIIIOUS IIwthods of lelldmg he II\e3 of people, sC8ms"to hllvo cuched n lllghcl JOune! III the IJl(ldcr If fame thlln hiS predecessors Letters Iro pourlllg lJllo hiS ofllce hom nil lUrls of the world telllllg of tiHl bene­ItS cJerlvccJ from IllS adVice Mnny f IllS patrons look upon hun us n nnll gifted with somo slrnnge, IIl)'S­erlOUs power, but he modestly asserts hat \\ hnt he necolllphshe. IS due .lona to 1111 1II1dclstundlllg of nntlllul knvs

lie IS n mnll of Idlldly feeling to\\ nTd IUmII IlIty, and IllS lIlanller und tor 0 I mmeehntely impl css one With IllS sin­ere belJef III Ins woile A hugo stllek If grateful letteJs flOlll people who 11IVe reeel veet' lCU!hllgs h 0111 111m ndds a othel COII\'IIICIII!! proof liS to lus Iblhty. ]~ven AslJologm S lind Puhn­sts ndnut thut IllS system surpusses lIIytlllng yet lIilloclllcecl

IJ ho He\' G 0 H IllIskllrl, Ph D , If St Pnul'8 Evungehcal Luthertlll Jhurch, III II letler to l'rol Honay, mys: "You ute cCltlllnly the greatest 'peclIllist lind mustC! of ~ our profes-lion Bvmyone consllltlllg ,'ou Will nnrvel nt tho correctness of your dc­mled person III rendlnHs lind nclvlce rhe most Skblltlcnl WIll consult you Ignll1 nnd ngmn lifter concspondlllg vlth you once" If wish to take ndvnntnge of ,

offer 1111<1. Obtllll1 n your "dlltc, month

slllte whethor Mr., nlso copy the fol­

your own hllJ\tl wrl tmg' I have hoard of your powor

To road people's lives, And would ask what for me

You hnve to advlse'l Be suro to give your correct nnme,

birth dllte nnd address nml Wille pllllnly. SemI YOllr lettcr to ROXROY, Dept. 3G, No 177n, Kensmglon High­ltrcc~, LOlldon, W ,Englund If you Wish you mny enclose 10 cent..q (Onlln­hlln stumps) 10 pny poslnge, clarlonl work, etc· Do not ell close COlll8 or ,1\\ er III letters _

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-OF T.I:-~l~ BAl~G AINf5 WE HAVE TO O~I'FBB. :

3.-,Quarter Section, .'.l~ miles I 5.-Quarter Section, 5 miles 11' • irom Somerset. of Rathwelli <Ii) acres under

1 •. ..,-;-:..~':"":'-=:-"--:..,.;:.2'-:..~....; __ -'-_ I clll t i va t ion, fiO \1l a rc easy to 4.-Half Section, il miles from \ clear, balance woodi granary.

- Treherne: 2:l0 nc. \1l1dei' culti-- ,;alion - buildings, plenty \ \Ve have manv others all our list

that are equally- as good bargains. of wood, best watcr,

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WAGGONS -' GANG P.LOUGHS

Hamilton and Rushford Canton Diamant! and ~Iolin~ t =:=A::;=;=D=A=' M==F~O=R=B~E=S=, =, i

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D. B. McKENZIE\rn.i'n.-i'~n'i"i'l>'i= Has now'insLllled his new House t: T. C. 'Forbes ~ , COLO TIIU:-SETfER : Rnthwcll' :~ It I' which ql\lckor ntICl haUor work CO" UD dOUD i .J , .

thnu by hontlng tho tiro.. • --@)-- :l _ Money to Loon 011 Im- e) ~. ~

Ii' C()ilsidler:al.!ll~ sicknc's is reported 111 this part.

., l. proved Farm P,operty at lo\\,- ~~ OUR AIM: THE FRONT RANK IN ~: est !'Utes of interest. Lending :)

(. Loan Companies leprcscllted .• ' .~: Fnrm Lands for sale. ~ BLACKSMITHING ~ ~

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a S all Ad Undcr the heading "Condensed Alive 1'­

l m ,I tisement~". Thc)' arc always 110liccd,

cI'er), week ,,~h interest by intelligent people who ar~ on , .

for fal'ourable opportunitics to fill their rcquh ~l11enls.

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