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GODERICH. ONT.. FRIDAY. SEPT. 20, 1889.
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YAR IN ADV� CE
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
W s -lesMasa e
s Cassis•.
Card et 'T .-iia Kidd.
and -1611 D. 1e.0.Ws.ddy.
IlaraaillirBsM-Y. W. Themsos.
1•ift aged• -Joss Assess.
Romp-llsasders k Nos.
BORN.
BoawrA•-le lards e, es the Mk said.. the
wife of O. A. llaadlsaa. druggist. of •
Son.MARRIED.
Ota -Reiss -My Rev Jae. Harris NenmWer.
CM the I,th last., at the residence of the
bride's parrots. Mr Charles Ode. sou of
Mr Thomas Oke. sad Mks Anse Blake.
daughter of Mr Williams Make, all of the
tow:ahlp of Colborne.
mAsiss .--t'uvstata-By the Rev Jas. Haunts•
of HewalJler oa the lath f. at the re -
des°, of the Lastsi
Irides psr'eals, Mr Willis.
Model. of Beamlller. sad Mir Margaret
Annie Cowls. daughter of Mr Taoism
Cousin of Colborne.
DIEM
R.Y.A. -la Detroit. Mich.. es the Mb lad.
Gera. Shine Wed a W.
�"r'�pl tf- Ii_t puts=ens. of Ao
fsVs�he
imsu Realm ageaM.aaadthe 1M1a ie Vis.
TOWN TOPICS.
'A elders annals ye, takiri uotea,
-tie/oak kelt trout U."
A GOOD P*,soltT.-The moo sestul gift
yes lata make Is to give • Win Pea. Ap-
ply to L. McGallleuddy. agent. (loderleh.
Casa Stewart bas now le pruigre•s a seem.
eiheprovemen•s is kis gallery to facilitate tie
igl
out et the lards custom which b. r
good♦ oto
The Won aa'r Cbrim Lae Temperance 1'alos
asset i. the Temperance Hall every Tuesday
alternuu.. Pra,Teroseetiag et r:7a, business
seestia g at 1
oat Huredep'.Eau•. Mod was anllatime-
te the mode se tlodeticb thatF. k A.
arts lissioll me as the generthas keep lo
et Osdertcremit i b
To FARsisea-T1s sew steel ttlweldba.rd
w manul dared by nolo gi t mag good est b-
; it w111 pay you to call at the foundry
ride:amiss fur youreelv.s, before purvbo►
hag Wee wIsere. Hu act Mae Hass. n -k
At the Nonbweetern Exhibition the White
Mewing Machine took r dist sod 1 second
for the best stitching ; truly the White
King. (Seo W Thomson is IL. agent la
Dederick fee this king of machines; when you
sae it you will buy ou oilier.
Everybody expressed then/soiree pinned
with the exhibit of uaeoders k hoe at the
N.rtkwestero Fair. 'lbs stoves exhibited will
stock except these which were sold VW fair. Everybody le Invited to .mill
eek and see the dieplay me the store
door to the meat om.:e. The cheepest
boom leader the sun.
The exhibition of floe photographs mode at
the Northwestern Fair was caly one of the
breaches in which H. R Mallows le esttated-
In addii los to taking • promising passed.a as
a pilot•jrapber. he still leads in picture fram-
ing• and toe mouldnies sod wortmao blp
enact be excelled anywhere in lauads.
Corner Montreal -t. and square.
Visitors to the Kxklbitlou this week were
fey attracted by tieo. W. Tkons.s.'e One
ll of Pumas. lips. Mewlof IrreYintw.
etc. Emily love your order at bis edits ea
Use square. and it wi11 bet rue.ived
and promptly Rued with the ilial soMit
durable innderrulsseo MTM r tb
Leave your oM.r l�r T.Ofatls• •a
organ made by the Dederick terms
May•
p to Gotn Olve!r Airs,/ to *see
wko ba Roods et J. P. Lahr'• Mem riles.
Great .lugbter of roods--.eltntg of at ewe,
ea. out of b,.sl.ttes. Ore.t b•rgalw• in dry
aced. cretekery. tlasswarre, tinware. coffee,
tee* and small wares. le order to make the
sal Interesting to purchasers f will for •
abort time give each purchaser of hi worth
of goods • ticket on • prise 01 Mk* is Gold.
which will be drawn at the close of the
ask. Remember ibis place. the alga et the
led Rag. Crabb'. block, Ooderich, ora
BRiEFLETS. w ''w ..-
Mian Maloom.00 is visiting in Hamil-
ton.
Mr A. P. McLean is on a visit to Tar-
anto.
Mrs Forbes visited London on Wed-
nesday.
Mr Harry Clams was in town on
Sunday.
Mr C. W. Andrews was in the Queen
City last week.
Mr F. T. Johnston, of illyth, was
here as Friday.
Reeve Kelly, of Blyth, was in 03de-
rich o. Friday.
Mir Connie Smith, of Galt, is in town
es • week's visit.
Mr Rattesb*ry, of Clinton, was in
town on S•.day.
Miss Gram Robertson, of Clinton, is
in tows this week.
Mn Choc Seeger is visiting at Brant-
ford sad Hamilton.
Mks Bata Ifitebell, of Guelph, is
lionise her mother.
Mir Liar's Minion left on Monday
on a visit to Detroit.
M. Aisne Wynn arrived home t rem
Kamm city ea Friday.
Mrs Joh. Vomiter, of Stratford, is
tis relatives i. tow..
Mrs Roes Robertem was lest week the
Irma of Mn Roes Rasta 1.
Mr Thom Sseyd was i. the Fovea City
lost wank seekag old friends.
Mr W. B. Di.ksos, barrister of Brus-
sels. was in town shim week.
Mies Campbell, of Tomato, is the
of the Mama OaespisB.
Mr Het BalNae of Blwmla. smut
ead 8etiay is town.
Mir Bea RelierteengebaiKimeardim, is
— of Mee tem
Mr It VsaMsse, barrister, of Wins-
ome is tows the paha week.
d I. Reve..eCava, el
wee 1a lows e• Ywil-
Mts sad Mies M.w.a.M were trlwsiag
Longs fora tow days let weak.
Jabs and M.skoais have
and >NS*and ere heli
ben the Neat&
NMI taytl� 041. jsssap.
1
ree'rtte
s.e
Via
Mr sad lire Goo B. Jeisetea loft for
their home is Tows on Thwmday of last
week.
Mr J. M. Roberts, of Dungannon, was
in town last Friday on insurance buai-
Mr Percy Walton, of Loodoo, was is
town duriug the week, visiting his pa-
renta.
Mr and Mrs N Weston, of Goderich,
are vesting is - the city. -Hamilton
Times
Mr Chas. Sharman eras in Toronto for
• week, Laking to the sights of the 8z•
bibitioa.
Miss Hennings, of Goderich, is visit -
int friends in town. -Woodstock Senting
e1 Review.
Dr McDuosgb will be in Goderich for
eoneultation on the first Saturday of
every month.
Mrs Hill and children arrived in town
un Friday on • visit to the lady's parents,
Mr and Mrs Wynn.
Mr Will Trainor, of Chicago, was visit-
ing in town this weak. He lauds the
great western mart.
Mrs Robert Rhynes, of Detroit,wu
ereosot at the interment of her relainit,
the late George Rhyne.
Mn Turner, aoarle0•nie d by Mn Geo
Parsons and Miss L. McGregor. left for
Toronto os Thursday last.
Mrs Hawley, of Detroit, has porchu-
ed from Mr Jae McIntosh the residence
now occupied by Mr R. 8. Williams.
Mn Captain Savage, of Detroit, arriv
d in town last weak to attend the fune-
ral of her britber, the late Geo Rhynaa
Mn 11. Thompson, of Kalamazoo,
Muth., has returned home after an ex-
tended visit to her parents, Mr and lire
R. Orr.
Win. Deans and Jon. Pringle, of Torn -
berry, were in town during the fair, the
guests of the former'• sister, Mn. Jobn
W. Vanatter.
Mr J. Cavan, of the Inland Revenge
Department, is ofliciatinir for Mr J. J.
Boren, during that gentleman's absence
on his holiday trip.
Dr M Nicholson, the Rest-st dentist,
makes the preservation of the natural
teeth • specialty. Gas administered from
9 a. in. for the painless extraction of
tee: h.
Stanley Hays, the Seaforth lawyer,
had his brow fanned by Hann breezes
here on Sunday. Hls reminiscences of
life in Landon military camp are not vet
exhausted.
Rev Mr Camilo°, of London, was
visiting his old congregation the past
week. He preceded Mr Sieveright, be-
fore the union of the two Presbyterian
ooegregationa.
Mr James Strachan, of North Toron-
to branch of the Canadian Bank of Com -
wages, is here relieving the msesger,
Mr R. S. Williams, who leaves for a
weft•esroed holiday.
RewJ. Potts, D. D., Secretary of the
Methodist Etiooational Society, will
preach educational services in North-st
Methodist church on Sunday nett,
morning and evening.
Miss Yates, milliner, North-st., seoond
dcor from square, has returned from
Toronto, having purchased one of the ,
finest fall stocks of millinery to be sees
in Goderich. A call solicited 2t
Lionel F.. Shipley, of Lobo, one of the
leading (amen of the provisos, died on
Sunday. Mr Shipley was defeated for
Parliament,but was personally one of the
most popular of men. He had many
friends in Goderich.
AN IMPORTANT IMPROvnfRNT.-The
n ew Soft Stop and Practice Pedal attach-
ment to a Newonmbe Upright Piano
serves the nerves of the listener or per-
former, when practising, u well as the
instrument from wear, and preserves the
toms. tf.
Rev. Mr Drumm, of the Presbyterian
oongr.gatioos of Georgetown and Lime -
boon, has been granted • leave of ab -
' epee for three months. He and Mn
Drumm, who is ill, will go to Colorado.
Mr Drumm, learned the printing busi-
ness in • Clinton newspaper office, and
is well known to many of our reader.
Ae Eirzttatvs HoLu.-The Am-
b•rstbaeg gas well is down over
1,150 feet, and salt water was
struck at that depth. The contract was
for a dry hole 1,300 fest, and the com-
pany has Instructed the oontrsetor to
keep agoing. Tie expense rat rimming
oat the hole and teasing net the Atlan-
tic, will he Mosey on the .oetreotor.
Krseaasnii FOLK IN Towle. -Mies
Mary Robertson is viiti.g ie %dark►.
-Mr Jababask again from
h is trip to G�fa. -Mr mod Mrs Nor-
ms Smith bawl retrad from visiting
Misad. is Ooderisb.-Mr John Colwell
was in 0]dsrii last week, seeing his
inter who is rut peanut in a very low
state of hoelth. He was meeompanied
by his father. Sammsl, ot.BereM.-R.
ADM? Gor.asies O*SA,*. -- Ie. a
trssead .miss of the Goiania areas the
lasOr says • "Now, whoadaydit
is fumed tint dealers elmtsrthe
ssaabiiWt of the Goderieb Grim O.
the meet el
lir 83•bko..'s w time fa maims
oraeg seats to handle the laatr.-
t eta Nat med fiat a remaining
b magi
else of men ties egibiery iavioaio
Is Wigs. The Godmhh emits it • Sre1-
nese mem labiome several oe�dr.mp al. std •f
els• •aboaelee =rises It
•
A Leers* trout Rae John Wordy on
the Anti -Jesuit tweeting will appear sees
week.
Mr and Mn Geo Walker and grand-
daughter, of Bruorfield, were visitors to
the Northwesters Fair.
Knox church Mission Band will meet
tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon st 8
o'clock. All members aro requested to
be present.
Mn fialkeld has now received her fall
goods and in another column cels her
elastomers of the good things in her line
w hich she has in store fur them.
Robt McL.an's maw brick block Is
fast epproeohing ootupleti..s. It is now
surmounted by • handsome iron railing,
and in large gilt lettere the ammo of the
block stands out. This row of stores is
m credit to the town.
Persons wishing to improve their
memories or streugthen their p•Ower of
.tteotios should send to Prof. Luisette,
237 Fifth Ave., N. Y., for his prospec-
tus post tree, ea advertised in another
column. 10-tf
Knox Church Band of Hops will meet
in the basement of the church on Mon-
day, Sept. 23rd, at 4 p.m., to complete
the arrangements for bolding their an-
n ual flower show ant concert. on Mon-
day, Sept 30th. All the members on the
roll are requested to be present, and
others wishing to joie will be rued. wel-
come.
Mr Samuel McLean is home .gain
after • three months' sojourn in British
Columbia. He thinks at is a fine clim-
ate there, but wages are falling and
there are too many people there for the
amount of bostneas done. Vancouver
is booming, and • few other places have
a great future before them. He will re-
main in Ontario.
St-1MMN DsUTH.-As we go to press
we learn that Mr P Carroll, an oid and
respected resident of Goderich, and
• former councillor of Col-
borne township, died soddenly at his
residence, corner of Victoria and Angle -
sea Cats, about 4 p. m. on Thursday.
He had been Cao town during the after-
noon, and had returned to the heuse
and was reeding a newspaper when
stricken down. Hu many friends in the
section will much regret his death.
DU►TH Or bible Leeiz WHrrgLf.-
The many friends of Lame, only
daughter of Mr Andrew Whitely, will
regret to learn o1 her demise .t Pitts-
burg, Da_, on Sunday lot. Miss White-
ly had been ailing with uthma for some
time and went to Dakota in the hope
that the change of climate might asset
in • cure. Her death was unexpected bo
her parents, who have much sympathy
in their bereavement. The deceased was
• member of the North-st Methodist
church choir. The funeral will tike
place in Godeeb& this (Friday) themes
at 3:30 p. m.
A Rio HIT. -The Globe of Wed.ggasy
says : The Godericb Organ Co.'s stead is
besieged with callers daily, anxious to
inspect the designs of this new Com-
pany, as described in the Gb,be already.
Mr Blackstone, who is in charge, hu re-
ceived applications from 47 agents, from
all ever the country, to represent the
firm, two being from Toronto. Those
who have seen and tried the patent pedal
action approve of it very highly. An
architect from the city, who saw the de-
sign on the case of the"Crescent" organ,
said it was the best he has ever seen.
Tho "Gothic" design of the Cathedral
organ is esu spoken of in high terms of
praise.
Fres.-On Tuesday worming. •boot
5:05 o'clock, the people in the vicinity of
the 0. T. R. station were awakened
from their slumbers by the loud and
lost-oontiso.d whistling of one of the
locomotives. The cause of the alarm
was the disenvory that the roof of the
Dominion salt works, operated by Mr
Jos Kidd, was in flames. The fire soon
spread all through the wooden structure,
and by the time the fire engine had oom-
seemced work the derrick and sew -mill
in connection with the establishment had
also begun to blaze. The flames on this
part of the works were anon extinguish-
ed, bet not before great damage had been
done. Meanwhile the larger building
had been redooed to a men skeleton.
A quantity of salt i° stook was destroy-
ed. The loss is estimated at $7,000; the
insurance is $3,000.
Two Gore) Par.R*.-The best paper
for your family or yourefriend's family is
the admired Witness, which, while it is
abreast with the news, is notable for its
u nezeeptional family is
and for its
&ther os to the great principles white
it has oonsisteotly advocated for gen-
eration. it has been daring all that
time the ueeompromising foe of melesi-
astieisim, of the drink traffic, and all
forms of oppression, mom which it
musts proteotlos. It has devoted itself
stash of late dean to the promotion of
rveiproeity with the United States
The anemias and answer depectinate of
the Wieser have grown into an inetdt.-
ties ie the sonny, and the paper is
well knewn se an old Mead sad is-
atrsNor el the terser, "Ladenb.sk"
.lad 'B..tfaes" being .1111 .oemtaat eon-
1riMloes ' The ablates look far their
myosin Merles and fen the peel. de-
portment. The yearly mieriptbs to
the Deng Wanes s is Bt 00 .ad to the
W..3r framer $1 00, whisk should be
addressed to the p.blhhma. Jeffs
Damn' •8e.. T►. Nor 1ww Memelgsr
Weed by the tame p.blieers. b uI
sod Is NI et She blot at ineRy MOW
as ter the row The
L Iolse ieYa i esb 81 seals a
Go.eetcn MOORL S&•WOOL Fan BALL! SINGING IN CHURCH.
Cies.-A meeting of the young men in
training at (todench Model School was
bald on Tuesday, 17th inst., fur the par-
pls. of organizing • foot boll club t..r the A Discourse on Sacred Music
prevent term. The following officers! and Congregational Singing.
were elected :-Preeident, Mr Downing;
hon. presides', Mr R. Parke; secretary,
Mr. 0. 11. Tom ; treasurer, Mr Me-
Lughli. ; eommittes,-Mwn Hayes.
Patterson, and McCloskey Arrange-
ments were mad. for proounng the nee -
emery equipments and practice will be-
gin next week
a... 31..Irbard.oe $peeps a tee 1 he item -
wee - moguls that saioerd Miserly Kala.
the seer -0e tippets Is limy a
Bary is tissues.
A "m, reltgiou• " as ut from
The Churchwoman'• iOuild of St the gaaodiii.rs of the Nlightorth Street
woMeth-
Ginrge's Church is already making ela-
borate cdut church on Sunday evening, owing
preparations be held
for the Harvest w the nun arrival of a supply of gaao-
Festivel to be held on Sept. 25th and line. Huwe,er, spirited singing and •
26th. Service will 1. held is the church chatty discourse ou the matter of church
ou Wednesday evening, and 'a Rainbow music more than made up for the
Tea in the rink on Thursday. The de- shadowy aspect of tha long -galleried
cnrstions of church and rink are under building. During the evening several
the superintendence of Mesdames Mal- anthems were suing by the choir, and •
c•mson and Armstrong, and Misses Nat- solj was besutifnity rendered by Mr
tel and Barrett, and promise to corps-• Bedford Richardson.
anything that has been hitherto attempt- Rev G. Richardson said he would not
ed. Scree fabler of the onion of the preach • regular sermon, but would talk
rainbow will las presided over as follows: fur • while 011 the question of songreaa-
--Yellow-Mesdames Holmes, Holt and tumid singing. He first touched upon
Lee. Orange -Misner Roos and Hamel- the old peau of • precentor, where one
ton. Iced -Mn 0 H. Parsons Pink man, taking his key from • tuning fork,
-MesdamesNeftel and Williams led the whole congregation. Almost
Violet -Mn R B Smith. Blue -Mrs any one could "pitch • tune' in thaw
F. Mattel and Misses Wielder and Davis days, and there was this •dtantage that
Green -Mesdames Sager and losing. there could not be • quarrel in the
Admission to rink and tea 2:, cts. A choir. But while it had ezoeUesoies, the
good program lice been
arranged by blies days of the precentor had paned away.
Wynn.The speaker next described the quartette
Dsor Ma eosoo RHYNAh.-Op method, where four paid singers sang
Thursday, last week, Mr Geo. Rhyne*,gone nfor the whole congregation. This gave
whither he had go
the well-known dre for ed in Detroit, the benefit of the people a taste for the higher clan of
sic, but did not aid congregational
his health, which had 1... in a poor state simunjing. Ip fact it injured it. He
for some time past. The cams off death favored something that led oat the
as certified by the medical man in at people into sacred song. "Let the
tendance was failure of the heart's ac- ),,,,,,if praise Thee." Congregational
tion. The lady wee brought to (Sod. ranging was helped by an efficient choir
rich on Saturday est, and the obsequies with organ accompaniment, and that, to
took place on Sunday afternoon. fiat- the mind of the speaker, came nearest
withstanding the heavy downpour of to the service of song in Heaven. Ali
rain, the funeral was largely attended by the people can engage in this part of tbe
private citizens and the members of the worship, inspired by a large choir and
Foresters, with which society deceased the organ. The preacher here leaned
had been tdsutified. The number of over the pulpit, and in • paternal taste -
floral tributes was large, and the prevail ion said : 1Vi11 you bear with me while
tog sentiment of all who witnessed Car I tell you that you don't half sing.
took pert in the funeral tees one of sin- Some of you sing, but when you do sing
oere sorrow for those in affliction. Geo you do not
put enough heart foto It.
Rhyne was well-known in Goderich. he ought to nearly raise the roof off
He was brought op in the town, and this house. [Smiles.] I am not plead -
learned the druggist's calling under the ing for • tnmesdoua racket, where every
tuition of the late George Cattle, wk oat person has a key of bis own Car Ila key
he succeeded in business. During the at all We hear enough of that -next
years that he carried on business for door !" [Renewed smile.. J Mr Rich.
himself he was successful in securing a srdsun then went on to say that he never
good trade. Recently he had been ail- head such • volume of song u is Tel -
wage's but hu friends had no idea that wage's church, and to further remark
bis end was sot near. He was in his that too often there was • geed deal
34th year, sod leaves • wife and two tail- of halftones' and a good deal of
dren, besides • number of Ether relatiyes laziness in our church services He •lac
43 mourn his loss spoke in admiring terms of the singing
TTreoto ON rag INCIRAtR.-Reports of the congregation of the Agnes Street
of outbreaks of typhoid fever at Cat- Methodist Church, Toronto, led by •
ham, Oshawa and Penetanguishene have large choir of young and old. There
recently been received by Dr Bryce, was nothing that would more
secretary of the Provincial Board of thoroughly arouse those who were not
Health. At the latter place fire deaths interested in religion than good singing,
have occurred. Bad water is in all three and the preacher inetanoed the oonver-
places said to be the cause. The supply aeon of a man through Mr Crossley'a
of water is not abundant, and the wells singing who would not listen to a ser -
are becoming more polluted yearly, cans .non even when in church. The time
ing a gradual incites.. of the diners- ! would came when the Sunday evening
Dr Bryce says that no ezc°& run be ( service would largely consult of • service 1
given for the continued use of well water of song. "Good oongregation•l singing
in Penetaoguishene and Oshawa, as bots helps the preacher, for sometimes he is
can be easily supplied with the purest out of tune Sometimes his liver is 1
lake water. In Chatham a disultory wrong [smiles) and sometimes there are
move is being made to &cure • water cares oppressing his mind, and at such
supply from a series of drive wells. a time there is nothing that will help the
Goderich, happily, is free from this class preacher to preach tbe Gospel better
of disease. Our waterworks system has than the kind of singing I am speaking
given us an opportunity to escape so tar about In this time of our church, when
as the quality of drinking water is con- our people have forgotten how to say
cerned, as there u no taint of lase- 'Amen,' I hope they have not forgotten
table matter in our excellent water. We kow, t o sing." Incidentally the preacher
hops to hear of more houses putting in referred to dancing, which had been
cannotibea. Pure water i. a boon that mentioned as sometimes mpanying
cannot b. too highly prised „ sacred songs of praise. &nong other
Mots Frtoncs< McCLRAN ox SYorati- theories regarding this sort of dance
me Gornto." -The Young People's So- was one that it somewhat resembled the
ciety of Christian Endeavor of North "jerks" of the time of Peter Cartwright,
street Methodist church held a meeting when sionen were violently flung down
an Thursday evening, Sept. 12th, when while laboring under religious axone -
the following oflicen were sleeted : meet. Mr Richardson naively added
President, Rev George Richardson ; that it would be • good thing nowadays
Viola -president, Mr W. C. Pridbam ; it certain persons were flung down under
Secretary, Miss Fano.. McClean ; .1s- religious excitement and had same of
natant Secretary, Mir Mary Sharman ; the starch taken oat of them, and eon -
Treasurer, Mies Downing ; Organist, tinting said : "I would not argue with
Mims Isabel Sharman ; Chorister. W. C. those who do not believe in tho use of
Pridham ; Assistant Chorister, W. Arm- omens or other i..truwets in public
strong. During the evening • thought- worship. Ought we to use inetrame•tal
ful and practical paper was read by Mies music of any kind in tie services known
Femme McClean on "Systematic thy- as the public worship of Almighty God,
ing." Amon* other things the essayist and if so to what exceed shoal we ern -
said that giving was a personal duty. ploy it 1 We should use sverythiee
Worship and giving bad been am.noi•ted wbieh is not in itself sinful to aid ss to
together from the Meanie`. Having • mon eothusia.tio, a warmer, and •
first the desire to give we Mould seek mon earnest and int.11igest*sereieo ;of
bow to give. Giving when we telt like Almighty God. The go.Mtm is, will
it was not systematic but spasmodic giv- instrumental mesic aid es is this matter?
ing. A certain part of the income Dees the Bible help es in any way by
. boold be set apart sad given to the the example give] to as there 1 1 think
Lord. Systematicving ant pro- the Bible le full of thle question ie its
portions** giving. meat erring of oee teachings with regard to the Church
tenth was the Habl. rade. Peal had al- militant said also as regards the Cb.rob
so said 11.1 thm ninnies Shedd glee as triu.pbsat, a•d as we Cross to the (pieit
the Lord bed Ids,
and he lard we will 1.d that as Mainmasts!
e boald give SphmMis giv- mule Sas fres employed a earth eo it
iagsol s rot♦ NM v u Les' enemies
in -
es will �er a Heaves"lesgtb to the
vol.. from the very mint fie tlgsraise ti.
of faith is Grid, sad We. •sad.- of vtsiioss iestr•w]ts sed in the ssrvion
faith was one of the shied slta-si for of tie bi e4 Mss, as .amid in the Psalms
the Divine Minis* to Sew and elsewhere, sed referring to Miriam's
Syslemstie giving aloe .eesedlei sl mag of praise mid: "Wows mall to be
is the m•eagsment sf .--.Li gain. sad ever waive is 11e tarries of Clod. ley
thus the habil ,s 4 s
.wishy Mee ee • leer asters them flea " Thus
sae's daily boodsois— L taring lite Mr Ili.ha.ies grew remialeeee1, ad
May1gl twmspt11i SU "Path d gore kb sf the soothing pew-
Ufe" .m ea Causal*/ work es the esijort er of mans ewer bis tired ieda- mid
d Thaw was • kir al-sadealamedsa. .d wiled whoa warm sent with
lad wish the ennsyMsle at two se three half • dmrse soviets • lag. Bis
of the wrmhese limo appeared 4. 1• a dies had slim i..1,.& him by their
belt el eMhwis- el the noting. a ol. ed wog whoa M was thus woes
out. "We do not plead," be went on to
say, "tor the see of any instrument, no
matter what it may be, t, de away with
the human voioa in public worship.
Mao never made • musical instrument
equal to his own voice. There is • deep-
ness, • vastness, and a thrill in
the human voice when properly trained
unequalled by the sound any instrument
manufactured. 1u•trumental atomic,
therefore, should not replan the human
voice; it should aid it." Then the preach-
er became prophetic: "One spsetal part
of our employment in Heaven will be a
service et song in connection with musi-
cal accompaniment. The Revelator
said, 'I heard the voice of harpers
harping with their harp..' I fancy the
harps there will be a good deal better
than those we have here below. The
faculty of music is largely lost in some
sit us, but we shall have it again over
yonder. 1 hope to have a harp, or what-
ever it may be, and to play upon it
there, for there instrumental music will
be employed." Coming back again to the
terrestrial,Mr Richardson said :"A good
deal depends upon the spirit in which
we s°gage in the service of song. If
we engage in it with the thought of tat-
ting nearer to Gui, He will aooept that
.&vice. There are kinds of music
which really aid in the worship of God.
S'.me of the old masters have produced
music such as must ot necessity lift man
and women nearer to God." I. closing
he advocated • congregational singing
class in the basement during the winter
once or twice • week. Prof. Birks, of
London, had sycoes•fully conducted such
• class.
Other interesting things were said
by Mr Richardson during the even-
ing, bat the meat of the discourse is
given above.
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The making of musical instruments
and cabinet waren' booming. Uxbridge
on Monday voted to grant a bonus of
$8,000 to the cabinet and organ company
for the establishment of • piano factory.
Hz Ktseeo ME. -A High School girl
being told the other day to parse the
sentence "He kissed me," consented re-
luctantly, because opposed to speaking
of private affairs in public. 'He,' .he
commenced with unnecessary emphasis
and • fond lingering over the word that
brought crimson to her cheeks, 'is • pro-
noun, third person, singular number,
masculine gender, a gentleman pretty
well filed ; universally considered a
good *etch. Kir is • verb, transitive -
too much so ; regular -every evening ;
iedioative mood--iodicatine affection ;
first and second persons, plural number
and governed by circumstances. Me -
oh, everybody knows me, and down she
went -Ex.
The following circular wu read in all
the Roman Catholic churches of Toronto
Sunday: -'We are happy to announce
to you that the Apostolic Brief, a int
ing his Lordship Right Rev John Walsh,
Bishop of Londe*, to the Metropolitan
See of Toronto, was received in London
o. Monday, the 9th inst. Let us thank
God for having heard the prayers of the
priests and faithful of the archdiocese by
appointing • worthy successor to our late
lamented archbishop. We hops g000 to
be able to announce the precise date st
which his Grace w111 take oflici•I posses-
sion of this Arohlepi•copal See. Yours
faithfully in Christ, F. P. Rooney and
J. M Laurent, •dmi.istrat.rs.'
HAxnet:rro iw.ran.r.-Mr Ju tic.
Rosa, who presided at the Middlesex
Assisi in London last weak, gave a very
important decision in regard to the right
of a p3lies offline to handcuff • prisoner.
A man was arrested and takes beton •
magistrate for f.tni.hing a Central Pri-
em movie' with tobpeeo. The judge
held thew wee nothing wrong with thio,
bet 1. severely reprisad•d the d.tod-
ive who .rade tie arrest for td.g the
Modena. To !tendon, ea marled prim
cast, tttaIs.e 1. resists arrest, is trepo.r.
aesr'disg to the law, and 1e tbM ams
the &Motive will have to pay the hon.
said w 8100 emas aid the isms
of the soil. Pe8s• aims wale do
wol1 M dvakanl tide rales et mad oath
and whoa feed "slinks a MAO o'1.
They will be posisslevilill tba weer. -
awes of their Away, hose He law Is very
leas.s of the Help ee the wbjeM,
.111 ant permit Wellies to be emm ed -
ted 1• the ..me the law, as Jeep
mage W ab4 raided owls
i