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Occasional s¥'o'.ver~‘, not much change

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'i`he greatest foes to health are those invisible ones <cience calls germs- They thrive and multiply wher- ever there is dampness , and decay. Such places

are common at this season _ of the year. The free and frequent use of disinfect- ants will destroy every lurking germ. We can supply everything needed in the line of disinfectants.

Copperas 3c lb.

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DRUGGIST.

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Rev. R. W. Stevenson in Central Christian Church

A Forceful Arraignment of the Drink Evil andthe Bar, Based on Isaiah 5:20-23 and Habakkuk 2:l5.

The Central Christian Church was tlllsd

to the doors Sunday evening, prominent wmperauce workers from other churches being present. Rev. Mr. Stevenson spoke with great earneatness and energy, as follows 1

The saloon or no saloon, that is the

question. It is one of prime importance at the present time and commanded the attention of the prophets Isaiah and Habakkuk in their dav. The woes in the text are pronounced

against thc liquor traillo. This evil has more woes pronounced against it than any other one sin mentioned in the Bible. “Woe unto them that are mighty to drink wine; woe to the men of strength l that mingle strong drink, and: put. the bottle tothair neighbors lips." Leading men of every age ln the world of thought have written against it. Shakspaare cries out, “Oh that 'men should put an enemy into their mouths to steal away their brains and transform them into beasts.

Lord Chesterfield in a speech on “The

Gin Act, delivered in the House of Lords on Feb. Zlst, I7-iii, tells us that “luxury may be taxed but vlco prohibited." He assures them that “it would be as con- sistent to lay a tax upon a breach of the ten commandments as upon the liquor traiiic. The tendency of the Act at that time would only result. in the propagation of disease, the suppression of industry and the destruction of mankind."

Is the liquor trafhc any more respect-

able today than in 17431 By no means. 1 am what I am on this question because I read my Bible, because I understand where a Christian man should be on the question in order to be safe. Whether the stanrll have taken on this question is popular or not does not concern me, but ,I know I am right. l Here are to be found the very best men ,and women in the community. \Vere our 'Lora Jesus christ and His disciples :still on eaith I feel sure, they would be found opposing the saloon. I am sorry LJ say there are those who lay claim to be the i~uvoessoi's of the apostles who are not l where Christ would surely he. Here are i the sober man ofthe community; here the

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cents to the dollar; here are the men who give time, money and influence to secure good Government; hers are the men and women who are interested in the boys and girls of the community; here are the people who are anxious to have an honest iiallot, box and pure politics and here are the men and women who are anxious for the welfare of our city.

Shallws have the saloon il am not here to discuss the essential use. of spiritucus liquors. 'That feature of the questioniam incapable of discussing. Thatmust be left for medical science. My auriject is the saloon. Is it a remedy for drunkenness. The large majority of people flsprecate drunkenness. A man who takes a glass told me a few days ago that “the man who gets drunk is no man". The consensus of all right thinking men Is that “drunkenness must be suppressed", How shall this be accomplished Yls the licensed .saloon the solution of this problemi Has the snlonn ever been

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They are more in .favor this spring than ever before-they make a very tasty, cool, covering

for bedrooms, are all one ,yard wiglel-fand cost but little-you'll find the piréttiest patfein!" in

the city in oiiif stbcki-“-all fkiced to sell quickly.

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at the saloon! It is an institution where beer, wines and all kinds of spirits may he sold under the protection of the law. Aplaco where liquor is sold for tha money there is in it and not for the publin good. _, __

Is the saloon a law ahitiinl i|.l$l\_ntioh I

Is there any person who will claim such n character fir iti Has anyone ever known itto be is-shi li tts nw forbids tn!

ssiesriiqansio miners, dass the-_ssloa mm sail ta aissrsi ii its siiansass t money he can get the liquor. In this cafe l money makes the mare go.

The lsw requires that no sale bs made

man close his place' of husindss ‘and 'im home. No,bntwl;suhe closeshls frsnt entrnndst'/he back nad. aids doors ans opened, blinds drawn and his trade is oarriedautnto the night. The law pra hihits thvsale of liquor on tho"I.im'd'a iDay. Does the liqr\_or man respect tho day and obey*!h_p_h.wi No, bud [aa onthe Lorn’a Day as wail as oh every otherday. Theiiqnorsell:-rs in Cpioollo

night.'i.'ho Lard is not considered in their business, He is respioted in every other business except the saloon.

Tha _law says tho saioons must be closed on the day oi election. Is the law obeyed] No one believes it is. If so, why so many men drunk at the polls and everywhere else? The saloons are opened. During the last election men were drunk and fighting at the polls near where I live Some were young msn and cider ones looking on eijoying the bout. That their sons were not in the iight was every evident.

I question that there was ever a drunk-

ard made without the saloon. In the bosom of the family when wife a id child- ren are men aiu not liable to become drunk unless the habit has been formed elsewhere. What docs the saloon make of men 1 It never yet made a sober man, but it makes druakards and bevets quarreis, hunger, nakedness, misery sick- nc ii, filth, laziness, oi-lease, liars, ihieves, blackiruir is, lusts, cruelty, zimblli-ig_

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Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox says them

comes ii time in the course of married love when “the thrill goes out of the hand- clasp and the kiss nt times, and it is then that husband and wife may be susceptible

to other magnetic _peraonalities." The renf sou for this eondit on of affairs ia often the fault of the husband, but how often is it not due to the wife's nervousness and irri- tability due to some trouble with the o»f~ glans peculiarly feminine-the wife under such circumstances feels lnn_guid and spir- lleas-she suffers perhaps rom headache

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Backs up by over a third of a centu of remarkable and uniform cures, nrecoz such as no other remedy for the diseases and weaknesses peculiar to women ever attained, the proprietors of Dr. Pi¢rce’a Favorite Prescription now feel fully war- ranted in offering to pay $5oo in legal money of the United States, for any case of Leucorrhea, Female Weakness, Prolnp-

sua, or Falling of Womb, which they can- not cure. Al they ask is a fair and ren.- lonable trial of their means of cure.

A great deal of sickness may be saved h_y

keeping on hand a copy of Dr. Piereso thousand-page illustrate book, *The Com- mon Sense Medical Adviser.” Sent free, paper-bound, for thirty-one onecent stamps, to pay cost of customs and mailing onl ; or cloth-bound for nity stamps. /iddiieas, World’s Diapensary Medical Association, 66 Main Street, Budialo N. Y.

Constipation and n bilious attack fo hand-

ln-hand. Dr. Pierce’a Pleasant Pe lets are n sure and speedy cure for both. Tiny sugar-coated granules. One little ‘Pellets is a gentle laxative and two n mild cathsr- tic. They never gripe. Nothing else ll ‘just as good."

FOR SALE.

Hotel property at Mt..8ieUlrl. 251 storey

house containing. iz rooms, ‘heaide lichen, also ham, sued anti sample room, conveiinuy siuuieo opposite R. R. Station. For part-len-'

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goods,ofj1,‘s:eer _te>§\glc»” _In fancy silksmv sho_w_o’l;esutxfui_ _ of new eHecfs'. Eiainjs ,_ Iflelght colorings, 1 iloniateunei Taffeta. Shantung. WsshgG_?odi1,,<iaimyt nsiins. in §'|§_ Hel, it-N-i_.,‘_. . _new ized Grenadines Scotch Zephyrs and Engl1sh'Piints. a 1 choice shades and newest desi" 2" Q; 'u°'r°¢r`

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Nun’s Veiling, all wg°1_ lirililantine Lust;-eg, bright

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Satin Cloth. a rich silk-annual

fabric,lighi: and dark uavy.brown, gfeefh fHW11. pearl grey, green and cardinal. 42 inch, oo.; _

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Pfeiiy dl'GSS» Wrapper or blouse.

Parisian Novelty Dress Cos-

tumes. We have surpassed,all pre- vious eEorts in carefully selecting

a range more complete than ever "5 ~ | _ before shown; for artistic combine- -»" ' _

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French Poplin. cord effect. Brilliantine Lustre. black.

Fancy Plaid. assorted oolorings.

Scotch Tartans, all pure wool, heavy quality.

Shepherd Checks. in black and white and navy and white.

groadiloths, \_/enetians, Coverts. Homespun and F rlezes.

m_°r___g_renc enet an Cloth, soft smooth, finish, stylish for street costumes. complete range of latest

English Broadcloth. fine finish, newest shadings. medium and heavy weight,

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_ _RENNIETS White Russian Wheat, Manitoba White and Red Pumisaim .rad by-_-miie ni d¢¢i)¢°:°L§.‘i"i"i.`f" _lliife Wheat, Golden Vine Peas, Vetches, Corn. Barley, Buckwheat. §.°;2i°r'i':rf§`i'rt.i“"f°l§‘"‘l“°"“’;,°”“'= 1‘;'i

lI!10il1Y S€_€d, Early, Late, Alsyke and “fhlte Dutch Clover’ Mangel Public Auction in 'front of theotahv Seed, Turnip Seed and Carrot Seed. l.°,‘f._,l,§‘,,f,§‘,“',L,§,‘°,,‘;"'_‘;; A‘“_.§2‘;=¢\='I C°i\¢_=\y. 011

The above ale all good fresh seeds imported this Spring. “" “°“' °"*°‘*=y°`°l°f"}-'1l°<;'ii'i'¥\Ilf iiia'i9i'ié';i

~ , niece or pam-1°: nad sims; 1 1 a i.

Call or write for samples and prices. as Lai oi- -ra-imriiiii i~'uri.°i><i'i-"§|=°i';_,;,.,f"§§

$;°t°_':°_'__C°"DlYél>ounded and described as follows

lays- _oininencing on the South Shore

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Sectional Seeders, Single and Combined Grain Drills, Disc Harrows. "I" "°““""" ll"°e\:;'ii1~e:::l'i~;'~i‘ili:fi':mi0li§

steel P1owS_ Gang Pl0ws_ 0ut_Throw Disc we|ieesi'_1;oi;o_\J.:sds_\;v ogiinrrtia new or formerly in

Harrows and Steel Rollers.

We are selling at lowest prices and on terms to suit our customers. Call at our Show Rooms and get prices and terms before buying

elsewhere.

A- HORNE & Co.

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“Anything That is Worth Doing _ ' is Worth Doing Promptiy.”

Leave your measure now _i _

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Resolve to let nn make your next, Suit. , ‘ APPLE RGOT GRAFTS

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The sale will be confirmed hy the Court of

Ch"|mf7 Without expense no the purchaser.

Dated this seventh day of April, A. D. 1904.

J. A. LONGWORTH,

Manerin Chancery,

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