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Business Notices "RELIANCE" OEEJ3AJE* FEMCIMO •mr&S&'Eg* OICSC'S RABBST TRAPS. TBPi^ 500 dozen in stock. NmnDer 3 Wire, 8s per Coll. BEUMU K_^>V_>» ■ (Over 100,000 / \Il Our Fencing Wire ex Nelson (which struck a rock upon entering Welling- . iN. \/^»y^f ton Harbour) has landed more or less damaged by salt water, and rather V ;/^fef / tlian take into sfcock we liave decided t0 °^ er i* at ® s P er coil for Gaßni VERY POPULAR MpK^V FENCING STANDARDS, BARB WIRE, WIRE NETTING, TAR- WITH \/ PAULINS, MILL COVERS, HORSE COVERS. MILL-OWNERS. MM M iSSl^^ M$ - i<^ SHS s^Sv T-l A KTI \A/ A k nl I\/T HI H. GHA i* T

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t* has, in ray haiids, given invariably satisfactory results. It is one of tbe most valuable of curatiye agents at eui? disposal." YIRCHOW. is <th© . most concentrated of the saline group.' Natural Aperient Wate^3 are Vastly superior to artificial solutions, however skilfully prepared." SIR HENRY THOMPSON. 1 * has etiaAlished itself as a customary Aperient in ali climates. It is remarkably and exceptionally uniform in ita composition and free from the defects of other Hungarian Bitter Waters." BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. &&U&& Cf the many Ofen or Hungarian Eittet* Waters now offered to the public, careful selection should be made. We have found that only HUN Y£DI JAHOS answers a.ll purposes, owing to its remarkable uniformity and gentle action, which render it preferable to all others." YISKNA MEDICAL JOURNAL. ESAL GfeFQWAN Houlow <3r<SUKS» NEVER REQUIRES GRINDING. MADE IN VARIOUS W'DTPS OF BLADES IN BLACK AND IVORY HANDLES. Wholesale : OS3ORKE, GARRETT, & CQ-j LONDON t %, Two Sides to a Questiou. TO THB EDITOR. Sir,— l raust thank your corres-po* dent F. F. Twemlow for his advice, but I must dpclitie to accept it, as I am not tired of the "Back of Facts " yi t, and when I am it will be time to turn to fiction. I cert-it'lv acree with "F. F. T." when he Bnys that "Banker" has a good method of drawing people to read, but what is the u&e of doing so unless we bring facts before their notice? For instance, when he pays that Christ died in our s'eail, or as a substitute for us. If this were tui-', why do raen die now the same as usual? Surely it is unjust to accept the substitute without letting Hie other paity go free. But this theory never came out of the " Book of F<*cto>" or God'K Word. Thfre is nothing about substitution theie. The Bibla story is that C'hii'.t died as sn atoning taorince for pin, Ihat mortal man might be reconciled to his Maker. The nee 7 for this reconciliation can be easily understood if we go to the beffinnine of Gece-is accl study man and his iela<tion to God. Adam was placed iv the garden of Ifiilm with acce.ss to the tree of knowledge of giod arid evil and also to the troe of life, with a command not to eat of the fiuit of the tree of knowledge or he v. ould die. Adam disobeyed thi-s ccinmant', mid suffered the oonse<vif nces. Thn.Ußh tliis act of disobedience Anaui ar)d all his seed became estranged from God, and we lead that God was in Jr<ms Christ leconciling the voiM unto himself. Adam was pievented fioin pai taking of the tree of life by the ongel wth the flaming sword, but Chiist died that we might ha\e acc2&& to the tree of lift*. If '" Honker"' vvuld only slick to facts from the "Book of F.icts" I should admire his wirting", but I cannot admire th°se theoiies nor that admuable book of Mr Tweniiovv's — I am, etc.. Truth. Otautuu. FcLruaiv 5. 1893.

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An old beggar, who used to frequent the doors of one oi the principal churches of Rome, died lately. He was found to be possessed of £37,000, which he had left by a properly drawn-up will to his three children, who were completely ignorant of their father's wealth.