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No old-time doctor discards the medicine which can show an unbroken record of Fifty Years of Cures. To those doctors, who went up and down the country in every kind of wind and weather, faithful, patient, and true, Ayer's Sarsa parilla owes its first success. Toaav any doctor of repute who prescribes any Sarsaparilla prescribes Ayers. We have thousands of testimonials from doctors all over this land that it is the one safe Sarsaparilla, and the doctors know what it is, because we have been giving the formula cf it to them for over half a century. This is why is "the leader of them all,” not because of much advertising nor because of what we put around the bottle, but because of what is in the bottle. It is the one safe spring medicine for you. ARE YOU COINC TO BUILD? HOUSES LUMBER BARNS We will sell you Lumber, Doors, Windows and Mill Work ut Chicago wholesale prices. We are NOT IN THE TRUST. “SVns FREE. RITTENHOUSE S EMBREE CO. 3500 Center Avenue, CHICACO, ILLINOIS. S1ATK VOIIK OCC'I PATTON. Hartford and Vedetfe Bicycles for 1899 COLUMBIA BEVEL-GEAR CHAINLESS. It is always ready to ride because the running gear takes care of itself. Nothing to entangle or soil the clothing because it has no chain. The best hill-climber because bevel-gearing never cramps or twists under strains. Price STS. COLUMBIA CHAIB MODELS have Improved frame connections, specially cut sprockets which pre vent sliding of the chain, 3/16-inch chamfered chain, black and gold rims aid other new and distinctive feat ures. Price $SO. MARTFORDS contain many Improvements. Including frames of the latest design, flush joints internal ex panders, and crank-shaft construction which a does away with the keyed-on crank. $30. J M VEDETTES are built of excellent material ^ gfa and are in every way adapted to those who fjSS desire the first wear of a new bicycle at a V moderate cost. Men's, 929; Ladie:' $20. An Catalog ut ol any Columbia daakrut by mail M oh S cant itaap. POPE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Hartford, Conn. “DON’T BORROW TROUBLE.” BUY SAPOLIO ’TIS CHEAPER IN THE END. A Natural Black it Produced by Buckingham’s Dye— DCUQinilCt^™^ rcnoiuiio double quick *•««• tan o raaai tt »••*.*«. *«.«■ ■ 41# *•» a>»w «a aM**a»iluN, o C. DROPSY Mt*«* * . * *.* l*«t»**> <4 «*>i I't4l •M*«l *#••» •» ft ft Iftlt ft. %**—*+ w Thtwy*t«*» Ip Water. Spalding’s Official Base Ball Guide IlilfW taf H|<I1 UtMH * mica 10 oaNTt. post paid, ink. tat >|«I _ . _ ^*• >•*"** ‘a* pi Ay **• *• •- i » -> > I nPA ■ ii- »’■■« • i a*4 __ _ _ _ N« IMtlH DAI ’ ■ *•< Cl III *.1 *-» ^ ■» Itai I* i ♦ • • >» j »!«»«»♦. In... .1 ...Jmu#-. *tt. New Playing Rules *««4 l«( I ••• .*« • ' »<“ (tail *«4 A. Q. aPAtOlNO A MOI Ha- Vtfk «*'«•«• « MltH i *♦» -« t,*4 Wa.ik id*' H I f A ta • • is* a>i« *»»•»! Xml I • #*»« ••• M*iI V* . tMI hl tar •*»«>*• **4 i.ilta l«». — «* 4 4 VUE SUNDAY SCHOOL: LESSON III. APRIL 10, JOHN. ' CHAP. 13: 1-17. _ 'rlnclpal Ttil—“I Have You an , RsmtplflM—.lull ii Id: I A—Jesus Teach ing Humility Explanatory -Vitos auil Paragraphs. 1. Now before the feast of the pass over. That Is, Immediately before; )i#l us he was about to sit down with his dis ciple* to the Paschal feast,—Abbott. This 1* simply a note of the time and place. When Jesus knew, R. V., Jesus knowing, the verb being In the participial form, a* in the following phrase "having loved," -• "And supper being ended." The It. V. I* more correct here, during supper. The original phrase Is, "und supper hav ing been begun,” or served. Hut the best reading 111 the Greek Is In the present tense, "and supper being,” while u was In being, during Its progress. "The devil having now (already) pul Into the heart,” etc. There was still hope for Jtitlus, since lie was not so utterly lost us to plan hi* treachery ull by himself. 3. "Jesus knowing.” Kully conscious that he was the Hon or llod, with ull power and glory, to which lie was soon to return. This verse sets before us the Infinite condescension of Jesus, and re inforce* the lesson of the u<’t that fol lows. 4. "He riseth from supper." Tills was the Passover Hopper, not the laird's Bup |>er, which wu* Instituted later lu Hu evening. "Laid aside his garments . . . and girded himself." "Oriental garments are much the same now a* in the days of Jesus. Over the drawers Mud the trous er* and the shirt, und perhaps o\er the vest and the kaftan,—like a dressing gown,—are worn loose, flowing robes, which must he laid aside when one ha* any special service lo perform." r., "He poureth water Into a basin." • Her the feet, for tlie feet were not put Into the water as with us, but the water Is poured from u ewer over a basin held under them, anil the feet ate washed In the falling stream. "Hegan to wash." Implying that he had washed some of the feet before he came to Peter. "The towel wherewith he was girded." "The attendant wipes the feet with a nujx'tln. which he commonly curries on his should er, or which he wears about his person like an upron, or tucks Into Ids girdle.” •i. "Then cometh he to Hlinou Peter.” In the order of washing. "Lord, dost llmu wash my feel?" The emphasis lies tlr*t on thou, und then, u little slighter, on my. The other disciples seemed lo have allowed Jisus to wash their feet In silent shame, hut Peter hurst out in au indignant explosion of proKst. 7. "Thou kliowest not now; hut thou shall know (understand) hereafter," tl) Jesus explained the meaning to Peter af ter the work was completed. 4-> A* he udvunccd In knowledge of Christ’s king dom, its spirit, and Its work, a* Id* own character develop) d, he would he able to comprehend how lids act symbolized the whole mission of Christ, aud ex pressed the character und work of hi* disciples. <J) Hereafter lu the heavenly world be would know more of the heights and depths of its meaning. Library. Mrs. Browning's Poems, "Perplexed Music." See "Illustrations” in Suggestive Illustrations on John." *. "Thou shall never wash my feet." 1 he negative is the strongest form possi ble. '1 hou shall hy no naans wash my feet a* long as the world Mlaials. Chrys ostom say*. "No! not with hands thut opt*iieu uihI cU'atiHfcl un<i raised the dead!" Betel* hud hot yet learned IiIh lesson. To refuse was the sign of neither humility nor obedience, hut of pride and unbelief, for It showed that he himself would not Imvo conde scended lo do what Jesus did, and that he did not fully trust Jesus' word, it was so strange. "I wash thee not, thou hast no part with me." t'annot share my kingdom, my character, iny work. 9. "Not iny feet only, hut also my hands and my head." If the washing meant having a part in the work and character of Jesus, and being with Jesus, he could not have enough of u cleansing so precious. In spite of his errors Ids heart glowed with love lo Ills teacher. He had begun lo learn his lesson. IU. "lie that is washed.” Bathed all over. A different word from "to wash" that follows, which means to wash a part, as the hands or feet. "Needeth not sale to wash his feet." "A man who has bathed does not need to bathe again when he reaches home, but only to wash the dust ofr his feet, then he Is wholly clean, go also In the spiritual life, a man whose moral nature has once been thor oughly purified need not think that this has been ail undone If In (he walk through life he contracts some stains; these must he washed away, and then he is once mole wholly clean."—Cam bridge Bible. The bathing represents the new birth; the washing the feet, the cleansing from daily imperfections, the dally prayer "forgive us our debts." "And ye are clean." They were truly converted, ami had been cleansed from sin by the pardoning love of God. "Bui not all." One, Judas, had never been truly converted. 11. "For he knew who should betray him." Bather, as K. V.. he knew him that should betray him. He saw Ills In most heart, he read his secret character. 12. "Was set down.” The word means reclined, as was customary at meals "Know ye?" Have you understood the deeper, spiritual meaning? 13. "Ye call me Master." Teacher, with the definite article, the teacher. "And l.ord," One who lias authority over you. You accept my Instructions, and obey my commands. M. If I then." This 1 Is emphatic. "Ye also ought to wash one anothei's feet." Apparently Oils is what they had Just been unwilling to do when they Ilrsl came In. la. "I have given you uii example." a copy 10 be ImItaU-d. like HU ar. -hltect'a plan, or g nculptnr'n model, or h |m luting lo lie copied. "That ye aliould do ax I have done to you.” Imitate the principle, the eplrll, the noul of the act. I« The aervunt in not greater Ihun hht lord ” III* tmpoeelhle for uny one to he too great to Intitule thin net of Jetton. The great danger of the church. In thin un In every uge. In pride, nelf-neeklng and falling to Imitate tin mailer lit thin hum ble nervlee for othera. 17. "If ye know theae thing*,” Implying that wine niu»t learn them In more «*>* than merely by hearing; hut they mutt l*e known hrfitie they tan la- prat Heed tlappy It. leaned I urt >e if yn do them Hltnaed he»au« IUe> are the royal roatl to true Idennt dnenn. la-i auae the htenned llene tan come only to Ihoee who do an • ell a* know It |. the Idrenrtllteaa of doing g<a«l of humility, of libvneue to Hod of a pat t lu the redemption .,f th« • or hi Matted • nireet I el. I>aulel Wtaidn, au e .eturlc that at ter. aged ***• of Akron. rnently bid * •II It la frlruda grgul by and jumped lu lu the canal lie wan rear ued Karty nett aim mug he walked out in fttrui | of a moling eireel tar. lonered bin I bend, and ran forward lu meet u. ! da. king kin brain a uni un ike fruul end l**ath *** lh*tanUnruua tlo bad aot diauk ftir l»u yeatt unlit una day lately, wken fce weal un n tpre*. iHme.Ue Iroublea vanned Ik# maw |v 1 lah* ki* Ufa. | i WINNIPECOSIS LETTER. From Of mil* T«olicy Wlio Went From An*tln, Minn.. March, I HUH. Wlnnipogosls, Man., Jan. 23, 1S3?. Benjamin Davies, Esq., Canadian Government Agent, St. Paul, Minn., Dear Sir:—I have great pleasure In writing you these few lines to let you know how I like my new location and how I have been getting along since I left Southern Minnesota. I like this country well, the climate agrees with me and my family at all seasons, and taken all around It is away ahead of Minnesota, I may say that we have not had one storm yet this winter. As regards the product Ives of the soil, I consider It heats Southern Minnesota. I am a practical farmer, but have never seen such vegetables In my life hr l have seen raised here, As regards grain of all kinds, 1 have seen splen did yields. In fact any man who can not get along here and make a g od living cannot do it anywhere. We have abundance of wood for fuel, timber for building, and lots of hay. I have got good water on my place about 24 feet. I have a good clam of neighbors around me, and have been well used by everybody. I have been able to get lots of work for myself and team at fair wages, whenever I wanted It, and I think any one e|*e can do the same. 1 would not care to return to Minnesota. I am, sir, yours very truly, (Signed) DENNIS TWOHEY. Tho government has agents In sev eral of the states, any of whom will be pleased to gl\e you Information, as :o free homestead lands to those desiring It Michael I). Wild has been made sec retary of the Baltimore and Ohio South Western Hallway, succeeding Edward Bruce, and assistant secretary of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, with headquarters at No. 2 Wall st„ New York. For several years Mr. Wild has held a very responsible position with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad In Baltimore, and the change Is a pro motion and recognition of his valuable Bervlces. HEALTH and beauty are the glories of perfect woman hood. Women who suffer constantly with weakness peculiar to their sex cannot retain their beauty. Preservation of pretty features and rounded form is _________________ a duty women owe to themselves. The mark of excessive monthly suf- FFSE ering is a familiar one in the faces of young American women. OF Don't wait, young women, until jrtjaijm your good looks are gone past recall. ^f%fFFEFlMvlO Consult Mrs. Pinkham at the out-__ start. Write to her at Lynn. Mass. Miss Edna Ellis, Higginsport, Ohio, writes: "Dear Mrs. Pinkham—I amaschool teacher and had suffered untold agony during my menstrual periods for ten years. My nervous sys tem was almost n wreck. I suffered with pain in my side and had almost every ill Human nesn 13 lair to. I had taken treatment from a number of physicians who gave me no relief. In fact one eminent specialist said no medicine could help me, I must submit to an operation. At my mothers request, I wrote to Mrs. Pink ham 6tating my reuse in every par ticular and re ceived u prompt reply. I followed the advice given me and now 1 Buffer no more during menses. \lf anyone cares to know more about my case, I will cheerfully answer all letters." I' 1 \ / * Miss Kate cook, 10 Ad dison St., Mt. Jackson, Ind., writes: “Dear Mrs. Pinkhaii— I am by occupation a school teacher, and for a long while suf fered with painful menstruation and nervousness. I have re ceived more benefit from Lydia 12. Pinkham » Vegetable Com pound than from all remedies ‘.hat 1 huve ever tried. Any Girl Can Tell1 A physician who makes the test and is honest about it can tell you that, in many cases,the number of Ted corpuscles in the ^ blood is doubled after a course p of treatment with Dr Williams* r Pmk Pills for Pale People. j That this means goed blood ' may not be entirely clear from the doctor's statement, but any girl who has tried the pills can tell you that it means red lips, bright eyes, good appetite.absence of | headache, and that it trans forms the pale and sallow gul into a maiden who glows with the beauty which perfect health alone can give. Mothers whose daughters grow debilitated as they pass from girlhood into womanhood shouia not neglect the pill best adapted fot this particular ill. Frank D. Trout, of 103 Griswold Ave., Detroit, Mich.,says: "At the ige of fourteen we hud to take our daughter from school on ac ount iff ill health. She weighed only 90 pounds, was |>ale and sallow and the doc tors •aid she had aaemiu. Finally we gave h^r Vi. Williams' Fink Fills for Fale People. When she had taken two boxes she was strong enough to leave her bed, and in less than six months was somethiug like herself. To-day she is entirely cured, and is n big, strong, healthy girl, weighing 130 pounds, and has never had u sick day since.”—Detroit Evening Atwt, The genuine Dt Williams Pink Pills tor Pole People are Sold only in packages, the ^wrapper always bearing the full name. At all drugget*, or direct from the Dr Williams Medicine Co . Schenectady,N Y 50fptr bo». There is only one clay in a year, that is: today. Wliat "Alahctitlne" I*. I Alabastine is a durable and natural coating for walls and ceilings. It is entirely different from all "kalsomlne" j preparations. Alabastine comes in white or twelve beautiful tints, and is 1 ready for use by adding cold water. I It is put up In dry powder form In five-pound packages, with full direc tions on every package. Alabastine Is handsome, cleanly and permanent. It can be re-coated Hnd retinted at slight expense. Paint dealers and druggist:: | sell Alabastine and furnish caul of, tints. 1 Chinese streets are not often more than eight feet wide. Co©’* t ough It* Ik* in U the oldent fttut l*e»t It will break up ft©014quicker Until aiiyililug chw. It Is aiwftf* reliable. 1 ry It. A great many last wills and testa ments are full of revelations. -Miss Lucy M. Salmon, professor of history in Vassal- college, who was one of the very few foreigners permitted to witness the recent election of Presi dent Lonbet at Veisailles, contributes to the April Review of Reviews an Interesting description of the event. The Review prefaces Iter article with some notes on Loubet’s career which contain a good deal of fresh informa tion for American leaders. Professor Langley, secretary of the Smitnsonian institution, was recently shown a criticism of one of iiis theo ries and asked what he though* of it. "I do not care for it myself,” he re plied, "but I am worried for fear It may trouble my mother?’’ The world Is hut a fleeting show to which all are admitted free—but It sometimes costs a lot to get out. It is easier to keep off the grass than it Is to keep off the nark policeman. I AM A PHYSICIAN And “5 DROPS” “ Cured HUNDREDS OF MY PATIENTS. I t*4* Mark I The-altov* atalriiit*til haa jual Itrrn rri'clertl from Dr. f. .!*< k«on Ihr w i-ll-k now n l,li>»li lun ami Nur||<‘«iu of Kiarnrj, Nrli. 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