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MIK CF HAMILTON
LUCKNOW.
Oipi paid up
Rese. 4e Fund
Total Assets
SI 25°,o oo
$65o,009
$7,979;646
President -JOHN STUART.
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Vi. e President—A. G. RAMSAY.
DIRECTORS:
J.lto PaocTon,W31. GIBM. P, GEO:ROACH
- A. T. WOOD, A. B. LEE (Toronto).
• 0-ashier—T, TURN131311,L.*
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SAVIBOS- BA.Wr,--4rotirs 10 to 31.. •Satur!
day's: 10 to 1. Deposits of Si and upwards
received and interest allowed.
SrEOLICL- DEPOSITS also: received at Our.;
rent rates of interest. - • -
DRAFTS on G-reat Britain and the United
States bought and sold. *
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C BlIOW S A
1ST
_ UB-___GRNT.
rts., wool
pi-Oitiaritz *arta
4000 lbs. mixed
• rigs• wanted. .
HIGHEST. PRICE PAIR
FOR AU KINDS IN
TRADE AT •
D. "C; TAYLOR*
ABB, I'
:71::00TOUg:27th 1893..
BANKERS,
OrLuoktow Ban n Comp'y.
I•jucEttow, .Jt LY 132H, 1893 -
' TO THE. FARMERS:
' We have -generally one 'Cr more farms in .
,.
Kinloss.- ' Huron,.. Ashfield - and Wawanok3h,
townships foi. sale..-.:. Parties desiring :to -buy
will ognsult their Own 'interest by .taiiine on
ns as ive sell cheap," and on easy-terme to suit
the 'purchaser,
We have Ar5;000 to lend: on first . Mortgage .
. on good tarra Or 'village property' ;at from n
to 7 per - cent-, -inter* rate. according _ to
*OA loan and security offered, •
. We also lend small -amounts miStitetma moils-
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gage - on -farnis and first chattel mortgage. - •
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We do*a: general banking business.. 'ague
...drafts _payable throughout Canada: and ' the
-United States and make -.collections . on r all -
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points, including Western -States. Manitoba,
and IsTortii, West. • - • • _ -- • • • . •
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'-: The: collection of *notesand *accounts will
receive specia • attention.. Lendingnionexon
fariner's. notes _tti speciality; In our savings
departinent wa allow 5 . per .cent interest on
small deposits. ..- . :• • -. - ,- • - ' •
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WeeffectInshrance on all classes -4ot build-
ings, either in .Stock Or Mutual ' Companies as
desired. -None bit first -class Companies rep-
resented,:
AgoismIwW11111.111111171111.1..
..DENTAL
J. g. JEROME;. L. D. B.
NVinghini, will Lucknow
on tb.e second -and. fourth Fri-
.
llAy and Saturday of each-niimth. Good Sets -
for 810. Filling and extracting a specialty
. Offiee at Cain's Hotel. • - '
LOCAL ITEMS.
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46st week.froMB lo.
1 —Mr.. John Savage -.arriyel; home
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—Miss Lilly Gordon iSSpe.iikting :a
few weeks with her sister in Brussels.,
,--4-Miss Lally Berry arrived home last .
*eek. from her TViSit. tofriends-in-
. .
Buffalo. .
1 =The only: way: some -people : everrepare .for. -a rainy ;day- is by -stealing
an,umbrella. -
The faanous thy Bros.'. Minstrels
gl be in the.T.oWiii gill -:ort.sat.4i.d.ay• .
wco,r6iribe 4th,-,.
, ..,--It - isn't • the things a man -eau do-
.. r b
0114. be is proudest of; ,it is the-CAI:4s'.
he thinkt-he.can &D.j.- 7 •*- ' . - - ' '. 7
. Tri another coltinin )vill be found
the-announcenaenea- Mr. Frank Shoe,
bOttans new :grocery Store.
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; 4 pro ibitio -convention will • be
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held - at . Paisley' on -Tuesday, Noveni)mi
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LEGAL-
- A. MA.LCOMSON-, BARRISTER,• -
Solicitor, - Conveyancer..- etc., (late of
- Cameron, Holt& Cameren„-Goderich). Office -
at Traver's old stand. . '
MORRISON' • ATTORNEY AT
e- law, Solicitor in Cancery,. Conirey-
.
ancer , poramisioner, etc. Office.- over. the
barber shop.
•e
ARROW & PROUDFOOT, BARRIS-
- ters, etc-.I_Goderich, (int.
T. GARROW, QC, -Wm.:PROUD-FOOT.
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. DiCAL•
R,,; ELLIOTT, OFFICE AND -RESI--
dence, Outram etreet, second deer north
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_1.4ittle's shoe store, • "
R. TENN_ANT, PHYSI.GiAN;
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Surgeon and•Aoceucheur. Surgery op-
posite Cain's* hotel. Office hours from a to 12
m., and from 2 to 4 p. '
McD. GORDON, M.D., .C.M..; F.T.
•M.C.P.S.O'
. Physician, Suv
geon. and Adcoubheur. Office next door to W.
Allin's hi-Li:dement shop. Residence Ross Street,
south of D. R. McIntosh's store, • •
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GEO:..A..-SIDDALL, Manager
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R. D. GEDDES, V. - 8., - CALLS
either by mail or telegram promptly
attended to. Charges Moderate. Residence,
'Outram street, opposite Dr. Elliott's and
second door north of SENTINEL office.
rimetwommamise.
mystp, LassoNs„.
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ROBERT - CUNNINGHAM.
INSURANCE •
- FIRE AND MARINE,
. -GUELPH.
TeleplOne No. S95.
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CHURCH 'DIRECTORY
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NGIISH .CHURCH —SERVICES 11
m. and 6:30 Sunday School,
2:30p. m., SuPerintenclent, Wm: S. Mimes.
:Adult class every Wednesday evening at
'8 o'clock, Bibleandprayer book lesson's. All
are .welcome. REY. 0; MILES, Pastor. -
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.UCICNOW -MECHANICS.'IisTSTD.
- tute.' Reading rodm open every evening.
_trona 7 to 10 t).111., exCepting•Satiirdays ;when
the hours will be from 2 to 6 pi to,. The
librarian will be in attendance clurieg these
thours. J, MusEcinioN, 'erettilrti, I S Or:
IIIPIADOcR:Secisetaria • -
-14tlat commencing at 10:-a,m.
you -owe the; SErrusti. office for.
lob work Or subscription, - ;please -call
r.,nd settle the same, as we need the
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A. city edito
whytramps_are-
rid:: wretched .is
Advertise-.'
!--!Mrs. Nichol who has been visit -
ink 'friends in D tigannon. for a couple
Of weeks," has returned ;taller home in
Lucknow.
are naw busy 'making out ac-
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0.unts- and will - ei- On the War path
A4.3011,. So be 1 s4rprized if yo!..i.-geta
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la call from us -
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The brick Ibiock owned by Mrs.
Murray is now pearly completed and
adds -very much to the appearance of-
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the front street.
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WHOLE tffl1 1030
• THE _
In a world of work and worry,
]Financial fret and:flurry, .
ere heads and hand.s may hurry
All the*can _
You MaYtra,vefu.p and awn,
Search the country.Or the town,
For the farmer Is the most contented man.
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Takethe thresher with ins tank,
Or the 'banker in the -bank, .°
With his sinile so sweetly blank,
Worn and won;
Or the Editor -PA -chief -
Giving 4110 •news in brief, -
Still the fanner is the most .contented min.
Let the barber shave and clip.
And the tourist take a trip,
Let the miller try to strip
Shorts bran;
Yet yotell fend as I have : stated; .
Both as single and as mated .
That the firmer' is the Most contebted mane
TO professions you may soar
Count the preachers -o'er and o'er,
Place the men oflegal love •
UPOIL the plan;
Give the &dor every chance,
By the aid Of pills and tante .
Still the farmer is the most.conttnted man:
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There is pork and beef for meat
There is flour from the wheat,
And the milk so rich and sweet
• In tbe c,an ;
With potatoes large and rar
• Why he had them at the fai
So in truth the farmer is the mo;
believes the reason man,
so poverty stricken
becausb' they don't
RS, A. M. ARMSTRONG IS PRE•f-
. pared to give lessons•in vocaland in-
strumental-M11/e
ReddeRCe--CaMpbeil St., Lucknow.
SOCIETIES'
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-ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
security for any time, at thel_liAvest'
"rate of intermit. Theprincipal may be Paid
:* atthe rend of the time, o.r a:part of-th4 princi-
pal may be paid each year, interest dean**on:
the araount paid, * -For further . particulars,'
-etc., apply to ANGUS STEWART, LIICknOW.,
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OYAN_L ORANGt:LODGE No 428.
hria; its regular monthly meetings in the
Orange MAILCam-pbell Street; Lucknow,
on
Tuesday evenings, on or before the full moon;
Degree night second Tuesday evening follow-
ing full moon. All visitingbrethren cordially
• invited to the meetings.
ANGUS •T DAvmsoN, _
- Secreta• ry. W. M.
- O. G. T. SEPOY LODGE, NO. 384.
naeets in the south end Lodge ROO1D.
in the Temperance Hall, Lucknow, every
Tueaday evening at 8 o'clock, D. K. Wgs-
KEE; 0: T., S. MATHERS. Sec. 1
7. S.
ex -Warden Of B
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CDonald,/ of Ripley,
uce, gave is a pleasant
'visit on WednesFlay. Mrs. McDonald
was. also in the Village.
" How girlsshould be
courted," is the, title.of an, article in
An exchange. Very Much the -Isame
as short girls,' we: should judge.
• —Wanted—A good steady boy,
-_aged fifteen or sixteen or over, to Work.
in a livery. stable. - Apply to Adam
Thompson, blacksmith, Lucknow,
—Mr.- J. K. oLeod intends build-
ing A new house - On the: lot adjoining
Allan McLeod's-1' which is going to
make a great improvement to that
street. ...
• -C.T.R.. TIME TAOLEs:
. Trains leave Lucknow for south at 5:58 a m,-.
10:48 it*,,: -.333, and.615 p..M.- -
---*North at 1.2:35..p.:M-,,;4:02 p. in; and -1.0:281
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T. The regular monthly
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e the. Wemen's ChnistiaIi
Temperance Union will be held every second
:• Wednesday of each month in.the Odd Fell.ovi
• Hall, .L.o.c;loiovi, at 3 p. m., Mits.. W. H.
SMITH, PiEikicl.ent ; MRS. HORNELL; Secretary.
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Lodoe No.112
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in their hall', Campbell
cordially invited- J,
W. -WILSON, Recorder.
in'eeta every -Friday
'ey-ening•at 8 o'clock
street. Allbrethren.
tLLIOT,:. N,. qiap.d;_
Then those brisk and eager fowl
Close behind him, see them prowl
At their clthrades her tbem growl
- • In the van ; • -
T511 he f„.eatifies their wish .
From the grain within the dish
Then you'er sure he is a most contented Maas
THE;BOOK,
If you find the Book referred to is -
the Bible do not turn aside from • the
reading:- and think you know every-
thing that is worth knowing concern-
ing it. . The annual "meeting of the
Upper C. B. Society has been held and
several meetings outside • the village
also with a view of imparting infor-'
raation and arousing sympathy with
the effort being. made to circulate the
Scriptures and now when the collec-
tors. are about to execute their cora-
...mission I would' address a few words
of appeal to the community. Let me
ask that they be treated kindly and
responded to liberally. You did bet-
ter it issaidlast year than any pre-
ceding one in furnishing funds to .
carry on the work. Do better this.
You admit by your gifts that men
should be furnished viith the- word. of
God. •It will exhaust -a thousand
years at the present rate of circulation
to furnish every one with -a. copy. •
I will `leave out -of -consideration at
present- the highest reason for circulat-
.ing the Scriptures'viz., that it leads s.
men to Christ, Salvation and Heaven,
and askattention to a few facts affec-
ting. the interest of community. The
free circulation of the Bible affects the
public conscience and limits crimp. In
England where the Bible is fully circu-
lated and taught there are four
murders -annually to the million of•
population.- In France where the
Bible is but sparcely. circulated:there
are thirty, murder s annually to the
million of population. In
45, in Naplesand Sicily 10,0
the same ratio as nations
the Bibleand shroudedini
tbey excel in crime. The
friend of education. In Isiew.York
per cent of .the pqpulation wholly
ignorant of letters commit! 37 per cent
ofthe crime, Itt Englan { the seven
per cent ofthe wholly ig orant tom. -
mit 80 per. centof the crim as desiring
an honest comuiunity and anxious' for
the security of, life, libe4y and pro-
perty we should seek to fr
the -Rook.
The Bible lies at the''' f
the best education and e
motes the welfare*- of t
ancially. M en speak n
education but rarely ref
contented.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED AN
office in the -building -east of tbe
SzransTEL Printing Offide
AGREEMENTS, BONDS, LEASES,
:DEEDS; MORTGAGES AND 'WILLS
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--CAREFULLY PREPARED.
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Plans„spedihcatioos and estimates for buil
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ings, mills,"bridgeef ete....-furnished
on short notiCe.
JAS.-.SOMERVILL
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Luckhow, Jan .1891:
. C0. ri,odorer_
o Sherwood, No.
.,50; Lucknow. Meet -
every first and third
= Monday • in eV ery
.-Month, in the . Or-
ange
Visit-
ing -brethren are
colially invited.
F G MCINNES;
D. D. Y•cr,E1 SEC.
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. Bella McIntosh, of Toronto,
formerly of .Chtcago, -.intends opening
outa fashionable dress -making ,shop
'one door West f W. J Little's shoe.-
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shop.
t
Thos; Burns who has spent
two weeks in Michigan, retained hoe
on Tuesday„. -Tom thinks there- is no
. place -like Lucknow and the county of
Bruce,.
Oh ! ye sailera of the sea,
Stand a witness with me,
While the wind so fairly free
Doth ye fan ;
That the tiller of the ground,
If you search theyrorld around.
Will be found to be the meet contented man.
CALL ACCEPTED.,
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PRESBYTERY OF MAITLAND.
pro -re nate -meeting of this Pres-
bytery' wae'held.at- Lucknow on -17th
Oct. to:Consider a call to
Farmers look to your own interest and
- insure your farm buildings and
private dwellings_ in the
LONDON MUTUAL
No large ,Premium Notes required
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50 cents to 90 cents per 8100 for three. yee,i.s.
• JOHN- LANE .
ACEtIT.•
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.—Twenty-seven people - were killed
and a .numberSeriously injured in a
railway accident at -:Battle -Creek,
Michigan; last. 'Week. j' Many of *them
11.,Tere canadiani.i
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cow on Sunday night last. 'de-
stroyed M.ri. • Thos. - Shciebottom's
cabbage gardelii.eurid the owner had to
put up.th.e Tice of' the stuff destroyed
•befot.e the animal was liberated - from
the • - •
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Geddes from Haynes' Avenue St.
Catharines and St David. ReV. G.
McKay -moderator. The action of the
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moderator in calling the meeting: was
sustained. The guarantee of stipend
promised is .$900.-00. Reasons for
transectien. were read. Rev.- T. H.
Radeliffirepr6senting the congregations
Of Haynes''Avenue, St Catharines
and St Davidi-and the Presbytery of
Hamilton was: heard in suppoit of the
call. .
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Commissioners from Calvin phurch
east Wawanosh and Wiiitechurgh were
heard, allof whom expressed the warm
attachment of the 'Congregations to.
Mr. Geddes and their unanimous desire
that he 'should remain in his present
field,
Also agentfor the Phoenix,. of 'London
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England.
d.u.w.LUGKNOWIODGEQF
L.the Ancient Order United Vtrokmen,
meet in the Oddfellows hail, -on the -last and
second Monday evenings of each. month a
ight o'clock. • Visiting brethren cordially,
-invited. - A McFilEasoN; MasterlWorkman, •
-gSD.0AMEBO, Recorder. - '• •
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• :MakeFrom .!.$1.5 to
per -week
EriLING- OTTR HARtiY CANADIAN
igrown -Nursery Stock. Highest Salaries
or Commission paid wiJekly.. . COMPLETE
OUTFIT - FREE..Special ' instructiens .to
beginners.- _Write this week for terms ta;
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E 0 GRAHAMYNURSERYMAN, _
TOronto." Ont.
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emergency meetingof the
Womins •Qh4stian.Temperance Union
will be held at.. the residence of the.
President, ..Mrs.. W. -11. Sinith- on
Monday evening the 30th ip.st., • at 7
6"elack sharpl.
etiquette is a theme, but
• gives, the following stig-
geSi.-ions concerning church manners
and; by the 'Way, they are good.: "Hay
ing entered -a pew; move ; do not
block- up the end of the pew as if you
-did not intend to have any one else
Lo dinar y
So just iti
-re without -
norane do
Bible is the
eXchange
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Mr. Radcliffe was heard in reply.
The call was placed in, Mr. Geddes'.
hands. Members of Presbytery ex-
pressed kindff words towards Mr.
Geddes as a,. Christian minister and
Co. Presbytery. Mr. Geddes was
asked to state his mindonthe subject.
While expressing very warm attach-
nfent to his present. congregations, he
felt the call of duty tobe to accopt the
call which he accutdingly did. On
motion it was agreed that while
putting on record their appreciation of
Mr. Geddes' services among us, of his
unvariable kindly_Christian fellowship
of their desire that he should continue
with them yet seeing that the Lord
seems to call hinf to this new sphere
the Presbytery of Maitland agree to
the *translation .,:and pray _ that all
divine blessing may go with him and
rest upon him. Mr, Geddes was
instructed to wait the orderis- of the
Presbytery of Hamilton. -
miter it, or 4s if you. were- liOlding it
sot. SO-ine:speial friend5. ' ‘:Do not rise .
to l et. otherd,, but nrieVe along tiod1:-..!as:r..
- 1will know that they are welcome. If
the pew invitingly open so - that .. they
;a pew ho-ldT.g four has already three
•in it, do nut file out in formal procP-S-
siOn: to -let- d poor seared . women go. - to
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the .other end). but -move along p..n e
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, her sit to the end ritpct to 'the "aisle.
rIt isnot aceSsary now for a stalwart 1
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man to sit t the end ready. to .Smash
Out and kill 'Indians, as posSibly it was, -
ely circulate -
-.
Undation of
umtion pro-_
e state fin -
the Cost Of .
t to' the zost
Of ignorance. Education 1 decreases the
cost . of court 'houses an prisons. Iii
France PO per cent of the ignorant
Commit. 95 . Per cent of he crime SO .
that 9/10 .---4)f the -cost of crime is
chargeable to ignorance and might be •
much - better imployed in circulating
the Bible and improving the mind. A
general ' inculcation of Bible truths -1.-
would make it impossible for a ,few
made leaders to excite* the rege and
icupidity of .a'rabble• mob of Fenians
and lead them on a fools errand to in-
vade -a; neighbouring countri, or for an
edueated, scoundrel . like Louis Riel, to •
-lea& his misguided followOrs into the
maw of death, and :-put. the. Canadian
davernment to &cost. of eight 'millions
of :dollars to suppress the rebellion.
It is reported that aa ignorant un-
principalled. old Worain .and her family
in New York 5 tate has cost in forty
five years . -no less than $1,250,000
That . sum . would jave • supplied ;Ave
million families With Copies of the Book
or sent out . 12(40 college trained
ministers to do:battle with giant'forms
of evil and preach- the Gospel- -of Sal- -
vation to . im.en..- The. Bible gives
Stability to -the • StatI. France --With
little' of the Bible has I ad 15 different
governments mostly of .a revolutionary
character itt the'space of 83 year -S.
Prussia 1,:v*ith a free *Circulation of the .
Bible amongst her subjects has aVoided
the desrerate remedy of bloody revo-
hition, and -matitainedherself strong,
stabe and prosperous. .Mexico which
-has repudiated the Bible has had near
lysixty revolutions Since the year 1521,
but Englandwith a monarclk and peo--
- pie" swearing -upon the Bible has stood
firm for constitutional government for
L000 veaislind was Inever Stronger in
the intelligent affection of ler mighty, ,
was agreed- that the charge be
declared Vacant on the third Sabbath
Novemberrn and 4hat Mr. McNabb
• be .appointed moderwtor of the sessions
JOHN 11icNIBB, Clerk.
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• BELFAST •
• Miss., Basso, of Kinlough, is visiting
at M r. McAllister's,
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LaspeCtor"ThoMs visited, our school
on Tuesday,.
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• Miss -Florance .Cesar spent
at .the.hOme of Mr. Wilson Irw
Mr. Wm J .Johnstone is
reCovering.
Sunday
in's.
slowly
peeple than to -day. Our own interest,
the claims of the Seate, the welfare of
humanity and the • glory- of our com-
mon Master domand a liberal response
to circulate the Book
Friends you did well last year, .do
better this.