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T‘|}[|5""fi¢t-°fl}‘3tin _addressing Mrs. Pinkham you are mn. fl lflg YW( §1‘1Vat€ IHS f_0 a _woman -a woman whose ex- periehce wit women’s_ diseases covers twenty-five years.

The Present MYS- Plnkham. daughter-in-la\v of Lydia E Pinkhami W9-S for years under her direction and has ever since her decease continued to advise womeii.

Many women suffer in silence and drift alon°g from bad

in YYPPQQ l¢I10\v1ng well that they ought to have immediate 8581513050. but a natural modesty causes them to shrink from _exposing themselves to the questions and probable exammations of even their'family physician. Such ques. tioniiig and examination is unnecessary. i Without cost you c_an__c_o_nsult a woman whose knowledge fromiactual experience is great.

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-MRS. PlNKHAM’S STANDING INVITATION: I

Wtlmen sufferingfrom any fonn of female weakness are in- I

vited to promptly communicate with Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass. ll letters are received, opened,read and answered by womitn. A .woman can freely talk of her private illness tofg woman; thus has been established this confidence between Mrs. Pinkham and the women ot America which haamever been broken. Never has she published a testi-

mopgal or used a letter without the written consent of the wri' r, and never has the company allowed these confi- dential letters to get out of their` possession, as the hun-

dreds of thousands of them in their I-iles will attest.

Out of the vast volume of experience which Mrs. Pink-

ham has to draw from, it is more .than possible that she has gained the very knowledge needed in your case.

Borinon on "Thanksgiving," by,

Car1_iipal|Glbbons of Brooklyn, N. X. "And 'I5 snfwf another 'angel ascending from tim' rising of the sun. having the sign of the living God; and 1 he cried with is toud voice' to the Dpi" angels, to whom it was swf” ° liurt the earth and tha sea ' ‘ SEY- igg, Amen, Bencdictionand glory and

- tn lr iving.ho1\0fa“d wisdom and In ‘git our God to

power andstrengf _ff V ever and ever. Amen; Among other thing; the Cardinal said. _

it is a source of profound satisfac-

giqu to every fervent Christian that the Chi,¢__Mag_lg|;r;t¢ of the nation_is accustomed, once a year, to invite the people of the United States, to a_5s°mb1¢ in their respective houscs of worship; in order to return thanks to Almighty God for His blessings to the' country. This is a most laudable wa aniyinz custom-._It is #1 P“\>1l° am solemn recognition of tha fox- istexico of a SuPl‘¢m¢ Bei” °“ 0 ‘;“~ gven-nling Providence, and _of our a *Z solute dependence on I-lim, and _l cannot fail to exert a salutary U1' fluence on the P60919 at large _“Pd secure for us a continuance of divine favors. _ _ For the stream of thanksgiving. flowing from the heart of the nation into the ocean of divine love, will return to us again, individually and collectively, in abundant showers of heavenly benedictlori-

Gratitude is the most accel>iBbl¢

form of prayer. It has been called the respiration of the soul- AB in every human breast there are two movements-the one that inhales the air, the other that exhales it after it has enriched the blodd-so should there be in every soul't_wo move- ments-tlie one receivin§,g1I¢_5 'f1`0f_“ the Holy Spirit, which invigorates our inner life, the other pouring forth those gifts in the form of thanksgiving. Every blessing we en- joy in the order of nature or grace is a gratuitous bounty of our Crent»

or.

Let us consider what we have to

be thankful for. God has given us natural life. How precious it is! How delightful it is to cross the mysterious boundary that separates nothingness from existence; to spring from darkness to light. to breathe the air of heaven, to contemplate the starryiirmaineiit above us, to corn- niunc with our fellow beings!

Life would be precious in any shape

or form. It would be an unmerited gift if we were made birds of the

She asks nothing in return except your good will, and her advice has helped thousands. Surely any woman, rich or poor, should be glad to take advantage of this generous Offer of assistance. _ Address Mrs. Pinkham, care of Lydia Pirikham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.

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lof the sea, or creeping reptiles fo

primitive parent is also our heritage. l

air, or beasts of the field, or flesh

even the crawling reptile clings to ilifc instinctively and shrinks from iiler.tl\_ But how inexpressibly greater |is thc boon God has,conferred upon ils i'i creating us human beings and ‘the lords of his,earth'ly domain! He has made us in His own image and _1ikeness. He has endowed us with a sublime intelligence, with a~free \vill, with an. immortal soul. That univer- sal jurisdiction which he gave to our

He repeats to us what He ,said to Adam: "Rule over all livinlz crea- tures that move upon the earth.

H¢1d¢4B<1d'C0vsh For a N amber _of

Years.

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Carryyoiir razor with you. The “Gillette”

. is now made to slip in your vest-pocket. -

THE " Gillette "- Pocket Edition is so compact that it takes up as little spaceas a cardcase.

Finished in gold null silver-with handle dnd blade box to match-also giiii-iricxnl-$5 to $7. T//e blade: are _/ine. Gillette Signs indicate the dealers handling Gillette Razors.

’l‘l¢ Glllelle Safely Razor Co. ol Canada Limited, Montreal.

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+4-§+-#+4 lllrs. A.E. Brown

Oit;iwn,O1it.,wriies_

Was + "l halve had ."1 very'

_ Afraid + bad cough every

of '+ winter for n number

Consumption. + ofyenrs which I was

+ afraid would turn

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tried a great many

.e-nerlies but only received temxlorary rclicf until I got ii bottle of Dr. ood’s

. l\'or'.\':iy Pine l:‘»_'.'ri\|», and nffer taking two 5 bolilci my coug_;l\ wus cured. I am never

rviliioul ii bottle ol Norway Pine Syrup."

'l`oo nuich .stress cannot be lnid on the

fact that when ri person cniches cold it i.1\‘°=t bn attended io immediately or utwsiis rcsults may follow.

fir. \\'uofl's Norway Pine Syrup is the

medicine you need. lt strikes at the foimilliliini of all tlironf. and lung com- plilnlu, rclicviug or curing llll Couglis, l;i-.lds, Bronchiiis, Croup, Asthma, Sora Throat, ct.-_, :-ull prcicnfiug Pneumonia and Cousurniiiiou. '

So zrcul. has been the success of this

wonderful rcu|ed_\' it is only natural that iluinerous ncrsons have lricd io imitate it.

Don`t lic ininoscrl upon but insist on

getting “ Ur. \Vooil's.” - Put up in :i ycllozv wrapper; three pine trees the lriido mark' prico 25 ri-nls. Manufactured only by Tho T. Kilburn C0.. Limit/>.l Toronto, Ont.

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.qqpirl ling wry no _vy bonc,hl~ loss sro

porftolly Clonn, and he ii or o of tho but gultcd i1|c-i.ou<r»1 inllio oou11iiy» ls nord hrlidcd rirnly ruakosa mlvaiiikcn is n liorso 1 I' grciit quality and uuusianco. lfl builds high. n rich uiuboizony buy »»ud un boron In Cnnivlii I1 bot or oqulppod t.»»irulu~4t colt troticrs than ah

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fromthe bondage of sin. to :inlay ilie glorious liberty of the cliiid.-oil nf» God.

If. therefore, we should bc ilmnlflul for our teinpural life, how mucli' ii oro for the silpcrnntuiuil life with '-1.1 inch

WB BTG indebted to God' not emu He llns endowed us! If we Sli nilil le

have created us, so none but an Al

"Thy hands, Oi 'Lord, have made in

same inspired writer, we must claim, "lf Thou turnest away fnce, 'l`hy creatures shall be troubled

halt take away their breath

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our heart, is n fresh manifestation 0 Divine power ond a new expression u

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health, you have been the victim

been honored and flattered you hui

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ers have possessed in abundance the

been in straitened circumstances. To this I reply that we should thank God not only for the _temporal blessings that he sends to us, but also for the atiiictions and humiliations with which he has visited us. We should lovc him, not only when as a Father He clierishes us, but also when as si physician He holds to our lips the cup of sorrow and humiliation. We should kiss the hand that strikes us as well as the hand that caresses us. For whether He smites ng 0

Father.

to realize, nevertheless it is true tha "1 the dill’ Of our Lord, when li

will bring to light»the hidden thing of darkness and make manifest tn

heavier debt of gratitude to th

freshing showers that quicken an

P05111 1'0be that we shall deserve t

of you before me to-day, who m :wot

of benefits to be received' -

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wood of the cross. He is not .nly our tcacherjuut our Redeemer ns well

light of truth. “Ye were ~»uce caik ness, but now light in the Lord. ’ lie has rescued us from spiritual 1io\'er~ ty, that we might be ricli iw :race and good works. Ho

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for the life He has given us, but 8150

I0l` “Z8 P\'¢5¢"V°"l°“ and couunuancefl shiine on us, how much more tlmt l'icl_

Thou s . and they shall fall and slinll return to the dust." He is the life of our

13° ia“2h§‘1;v?;i°\§i(;hsu§ft§:;` ilxifésirgé no man hath, that a niun lay down e s _ -_ - _._.. t . 0" vm- EW “ey we “"°- _°"°‘¥ §2.i"€l.§‘$' .iii ffl?~’i‘§‘€ i....f"2i...._°`f`2’,`l breath we breaths, every pulsation or nw cn we were enemiesp, says ,he

Divi e c y. _

Perhaps you will ohiect and say_

yn" h°'v° “tue or nothing to be mord' odious to God than the sin of

'£23‘gdbggényptiggegnsfhiixlgethelieii unthuilkfuliicss. So hateful is this

round y°“ enjoy robust physical voked llis niost severe denunciation

been i nored and des ised While oth-

lrratéful that lie has sont. His .qu to

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, - of corporal life, how uiucll stroilgei'

and fashioned Jus" but' wit? the should be our obligation for having

_ en us as 'ospcctivc lizirs of His

y clios Pl . everlasting kingdimi! Anil all tllfS0`

' blessings our Saviour has grnntcil to

us out of pure love mid at thc price nf -His blood. He can truly say to each of ur.; “Greatci' lovc than this

Q Apostle, “wc were reconciled to God Oby the lleatli of His Soil."

’1"l1ei‘e is un rice more hurtful to

ourselves more nbliorred by mari and

vice 'in the sight of God that it pro-

f n he Jewish :co c ‘I have broil

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various diseases. While others liar; gm up chimrenp. He says] ...md ex_

alted them, but they have despised

ine. The ox knoweth his owner. and the ass his insster’s crib, but Israel

good things of this World' YQ" have 'hath not known Me. My people have

not undci'stoo1l.” The ox recoi-,uizes with nlicction the master that feeds him. and we are iiidiffcrcnt to the llivine Hand that sustains us. The ox meekly submits to tile yoke, and ive glow impatient of the restraints of the irospcl. The ox ploughs the iicld which yields a linrvcst. to his master. and we fail to cultivate in our soul the secrl of snnctilicatiou.

The apostle of the Gentiles never

wearies in giving thanks to God. In

fondles us, He does so in love as our

It may seem paradoxical and hard

councils of the heart-in that day f . _ 2 _ ,y we shall discover that we owe a of t},ank,,gi~Ving_ `

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Lord for trials we have endured than for the comforts we have enjoyed,

For how many more are drawn to- 1 ward Him by sufferings than by con. solationsl, What are the heavy rains l of trihulation that fall on us but re-

nourish the seeds of faith iii our soul and _make them grow into fruits of uantificatlon 'I What gre amictionsig patiently endured but the raw ma- terial out of which we can weave th.,

wear 'at the banquet of the great King I

And yet, alas ! _Are there not some

flllrillioious and adverse circumstances are wanting in vlianksglviiig to God? Y-011 do_ not show your gratitude in Dl`0SD¢i“1ty, but rather you are then so intoxicated with delight as to be Oblivious of your Benefactor. You fail to thank Him in adversity, for the frost of tribulation congeals tlic fountain of grateful affections. The only time you feel disposed to make some pretense of gratitude is when you have some favor to ask or some danger to avoid, and thrri- your senss of gratitude is a lively appreciation

. But if wo should be grateful to Gul for the benefit oficreation, how much

_more beholden_we -are to Him for the jfpcrnatural gift of redemption. We

diould thank God not only that wc ' are Ihurnan beings, but still more that .__ _ ___.=~_--_s __ __ _ _

F eleven of his fourteen cpistlcs he

pours forth his gratitude for the

himself and his disciples. And in

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Many people are not etting all of

the entertainment they should out"of their Edison, Phonographsl because they havenot been equipped with the

Amberol Reproducer. ‘

Your dealer has an attachmentwhioli

will make your Edison Phonograplf " play both the Edison Standard Records and the new Amberoll four-minute Records, thus trebling theenjoymeint and pleasure to be gotten out of it. "J-f_ frl

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By means of this attachment t-he _

Phonograph will play both Standard and Ainberol Records, giving *you more kinds of music and a longer cata- -1 log to select from. `

Find out about this attachment today,

because it will be just the same as giv- ing you an entirely new Phonogriiph.

y Edison Phonographs - - - |l6.50toi162.50 H i

Edison Standard Records - - - - Mic.

1 Edison Amherol Records (play twice as long) i$c.`

Edison Grand Opcrii Records - BSc. to $1.25

There are Edison dealers everywhere. Go to the uearoll

and lienr thc Edison Phonogrsph play both Edison -Sfindarll and Aniberol Records and get complete catalogs from your denier or from us. _

National Phonognpli Co..l00 lAk¢ddeAvo.,Or\n¢¢, NJ».U.i\.A, .

spirltuzil blessings voucllsnfed to - -- . _ _

A larqerassortment of Edison Phonographs ancfrecolrdk

V every instance these cxpicssions of alwa S on hand at the New luusio Store Queen St '

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S in the opening chapter, as. if to a.d~ 8 monisli us that all our prayers and

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Have You Bought

Your Winter '

0vercoaf.

__The time has come when every iiian ,need-s to _

get into a warm overcoat. I _

ilie cold weather is sure to come, and you 'hh

better be-prepared. _

Our overcoat trade has been better fhgn"'§V§r “

this _f:ill, because mir overcoats combine all the V qualities to be had in such garments. ` ‘ ' _ '

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anks to our Heavenly Fatlirr that

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civilized and Christian country; that ' flue; P'a'§°f__i|l',f:ls};ql,fs|%:,':: we are nourished by Christian par- 1 'C' °"»'byu‘;|e Laglc _ ents, and that we live under the bc- _ I ,,

nign influence of aChristian civil‘za-

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