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A LIVING WITNESS,
Mrs. Hoffman Describes How She
Wrote to Mrs. Pinkham for
Advice, and Is Now Well
DEAR Mps
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PINKHAM:— Before ns
avie Compound I wa
I have been sick
was troubled wit
¢ wry # {Tes
great sufferer,
months h severe pain
in both sides of abdomd n, sore feeling
wer part of bow-
nr
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i me
hat to do.
i d your
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en
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Lydia E. Pinkh
pound has cared
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am's Vegetable Com-
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RE. Horryax, 512 Roland St
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with Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, and for
sometimes past has had sole charge
of the correspondence department of
her great business, treating by letter
as many as a hundred thousand ailing
women during a single vear,
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THE EMINENT DIVINE'S SUNDAY
DISCOURSE.
“Silver Wings" the Subject—Lives of the
Christian and the Unbeliever Conlrast-
edwScenes at the Denthbed of Napo«
and Voltaire With
Death of Paul,
Jeon Compared
Text: “Though ye have lain among the
pots, yet shall yo be as the wings of a dove {
covered with silver, aud her feathers with
yellow gold, Psalms xviii; 13.
the Israelites
I'bey made |
brick kiln |
rookery
with which |
know what
ry ptinn serfdom,
utensils of the
uten
I supposo you
Hd down in
rieks, A
there wero als
the kettles, the
they prepared their daily food. and when
these slaves, tired of the dav's work lay
down to rest, they lay down amid the jm-
piements of cookery and the implements of
hard work, When they arose inthe morn- |
ing they found their garments covered with |
the clay and the smoke and the t, and |
besmirched and begrimed with the utensils |
of cookery. But after awhile the Lord
broke up that slavery, and He took these
poor siaves into a land where they had bet-
ter gar, bright and clean sud beaut
varel, No more bricks for them
ie! Pharaoh make h wn br
David in my to «
transition of these i
1 I
bondage amid thel
, the pans,
dus
8 «
ri
fon for wh
circles wh
miseration
& you
ridly prospects
f no particular g
cung woman who
her soice. ber
charm the
through the so
“What a
of
t religion's was
ness and that all
that religion, instead
dolefal, and lachrvme«
bright and beautiful,
its wings covered with
vellow gold
first place, wha
do for heart,
cheerful a man may naturally
conversion, conversion brings him ui
higher standard of cheerfulness,
say be will laugh any louder: I do not say |
but that may stand back from some
forms of bilarity in whieh he once in-
dulged, but there comes into his soul an im-
mense satisfaction. A young man, not a
1 Are peace;
being dark and
se. and repulsive, is
fairer than a dove,
silver and its
Hea
3 man’s
Ie
to keep his spirits up.
pered, now he has (args salary, now he has
friends, now be bas more money than he
br’ tht and weil with him,
oc mes there are many
bousa this morning who zan testify out of
their
gone; he goes down, down.
the world, blaries society, blames
haps, to the intoxicating cup to drown his
but instead of drowning his
trouble drowns his
his soul.
But there is a Christian young man,
No. He throws himsell back on the re-
sources of heaven,
Oat of ull these disasters I shall
tian gompaniohship is mine, heaven
hat though my apparel be worn
What though my money be gone?
I bave a title deed to the whole universe
in the promise, all are yours, What though
Minister-
What
poor and my bread
ing's banquet.”
You and I have found out that peaple
Look at that young man oari-
dashing the champagne
from the Imrroom eounter, isughing,
shouting, stamping the floor, shrieking.
Is he happy? Iwill go to his midnight
Hiow. will sea him turn the gas off.
will ask myself if the pillow on which he
sleeps is as soft as the piliow on whieh
that pure young man sleeps, Ah! po,
When he opens lis eyes in t
will the world be as bright
that young man who retired
ing his prayers,
upon his own soul and the soul of his com
rides, and father and
and sister fur away? No, no.
ter will ring out from
he morning
to him as tc
at night say.
His lnugh-
laughter; in ft of heart
gates,
Let
is the snapping
the rattle of prison
Happy! That young man happy?
him fill high the bowl; he cannot
an upbraiding conscience Lot
the bowling-alley
rumble and the sharp crack
condemnation,
Rim whirl in the dane in and
tation and death, Hane
seene cannot on forget
look of his neg he left hot
NOW, my se
do right, I am sure von will
will, won't yous" I'hint
happy? Why, across eve
flits the shado
there are adders ed
there are vultures
their fron beak into his
skeleton fingers of grief
throat I come in amid
the ginsses, and under the
echandel and I
fhe way of the ur
There peace,
wicked, The way
the deap
cannot over.
ake him
nother
wa of
ry,
Roaly
sith
of
is no
Oh, do you kn«
, that is more
Young man start «
oe one falling; }
agabond t 3
isston soho
sia “
HICKS
grav
sf
Lo
fashioned religion and they
pride themssaives on their free thinking on
all these My young friends. I
want to teil you what I know from observa.
tion, that while skepticism is a beautiful
Innd at the start, it is the great Sahara
Desert at the jast,
That I might woo you to a better lita,
and that |] might show you the glories
with which God clothes His dear ehildron
in heaven, I wish I could this morning
swing back one of the twelve patos thar
titers might dash upon your ear one shagt
of the triumph, that thers might flame
upon your eye one biaze of all the splon-
dor. Oh, when I speak of that good land.
you fuvoluntarily think of some one thers
that you loved ~father, mother, brother,
sister, or dear little child garnered al.
ready. You want to know what they are
doing this morning. I will tell vou what
they are doing. SBiaging. You want to
know what they wear. I will tell you
what they wear. Coronets of trinmph,
“Oh,” you say, “religion I am going to
have; it is only a question of time.” My
brother, I am afraid that you may lose
heaven the way Louis Philippe lost his
empire. The Parisian mob came around
the Tuileries. The National Guard stood
in defonse of the palace, and the som.
mander said to Louis Philippe, “Shall 1
fire now? Shall I order the troops to fire?
place?”
No,” sald Louis Philippe, “not yet,” A
few minutes passed on, and then Louis
Philippe, secing the case was hopeless, said
to the General, “Now is the time to fire.”
“No,” sald the General, “it is too late now;
don’t you sens that the soldiers are exchang-
ing arms with the citizens? It is too late,”
Down went the throne of Louis Phllippe.
Away from the earth went the house of
Orleans, and all beoause the King saia
"Not yet, not yet.” May God forbid that
any of you should adjourn this great sub.
ject of religion, and should postpone as.
sailing your spiritual foes until it is too
Inte—toolate, you losing a in heaven
the way that is Philippe lost a throne
on earth,
The number of tourists who eroseed the
fourteen principal Aipine passes in Swits.
erinnd last year was 153,254, an of
12,890 over the preceding year,
bjeots,
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It's a curious anamoly of war that
both contending parties are alweys in
the right,
Rev. H, P. Carson, =
“Two bottles of Hall
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Humility ls a garl al must be w
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Orn as
THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS
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we
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A tourist, stopping at a sal! country !
hotel in England, seeing the hostler ex
pert and tractable, inquired how long
he had lived there and what country
man be was, “I'se Yorkshire,” said the
fellow, “and
" “1 wonder,” repli
ha' lived sixteen Veury
here, ed the gentle
man, “that In so ong a period so elev
to be
of t hotel
a fellow as you seem have not
come to be
self.” “Ave fs
“but maister's Yorkshire, too.”
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