The Signal, 1907-5-16, Page 5� to un which ton new building
Thr fraunework was erected
Preol -Por. Hut 1t hits Igen held that
thim statutory provi.iuu dors not kit)-
x roust by his clothes." Mr.. Wine_
"I don't Fin judging him by his
going kit
miles nn hour anti the -Mor-
ASHFIF.LD'S
of us m.y have thin yetsoorl rotation-
ri
N11 )' See Wilkinson v. Hill, 3 Ring-
ham, 50N. In the came of x monthly
-
ship with God. and can may with
a lands.
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PATERSON S
NEW CHURCH.
David, My God, my bliepberd.
What is it draws hearts
In
I
ed safely, how•e•ver, At Sarnia, kit 6
Mat onlay horning. The
a , '`"
that out
way Gas place ? Thera Is no slut on
to cl
d
fur a'balrver '•r amut(es' tJlrea•[
ag
earth that cannot bis of interest to
a Il
fithanks
OPENING iaRVICEi HELD iY
person Of Intelligence; but what
mattes one spot the eeutn of real de-
w
lu
Hnturdxt, the ' Mnrristnn' having
to N•port here. "'Ili. Morrison:
PREUYTERIAN& I
light and affection? It is the prow
Iw
gop,ation."-Alford v. Vickery.
13l The landlord cannot rtiime the
h
ecce there of those whom we love.
It Ir
-
is, not the splendor of the home
; re
"Bi)gley ie certainly A self-macdc
Tits New Church a Handsome and
sone mansions there are that have
Rev. Mr. McKenzie, of 7oM-It ; Rev,
t the (Inv looking fill' her and then
1
Well-appointed B u i I d I n g - - Rw•
not s ray pf sunshine of the right
kind; some of the happiest homes are
i
"Hr i"," agreed IwarKe ; "and from
James Murray, of Toronto,
the poorest, ••Be it a er so humble,
M
the experience 1 ))^it when i Asked to
Preaches the Opening Sermons--
there's no place like home." It is be-
M
Iliretion (tf the• curivnt nmarth, nr tli nt
A irlef History of the Ashfield
cause the loved ones are there, those
Bt
a great of little on his febt."-
Harter'a Weekly.
-
Ptwbytsrlan Congregation.
to whow we cars look fit• sympathy
and affection, that makes home the
co
_
dearest place of all. And s0 David
th
Xta(e of Ubin, (7ty of Tnlel�e, 1
Lneaa (tnmry. I ss
,,
loved the house of Good, because it con-
1
While there they received m
Lltst Sabbath, the 12th last., was
tainel Him in whom he most de•
from Kincardine that the'
had landed
it proper nuticr
to quit, Anti, having (tome sit, liv emu
the opening dry of the new church
lighted, of whom he said, "Whom
He
__ __
which has beets erected by the Ash.
have I fn heaven but Thee P and there
is none upon earth that I desire i e-
th
un
s that they first tried to make
field Presbyterian congregation, and
side" Then." So you nay come, not
a
Overholding Tenants' Act."
Where w tenant refuges to pay rent,
the oocsriom was one of deep Interest
becamse of the preacher or the choir,
vi
'PHONE aoo.
to the community. A Ikutifol
but because you lour God, and w,
ev
e way of Assistance. They did eel.
church moos stands in the center of
coating this bourn will tie to you the
{,lace of joy unit peace and comfort
en
Ot
tits order
directing than. ^ writ shall in• issued to
the bcuttLb settlement In the north.
is communion with the Lord.
th
artadiniclJy nn the byrd and sawootr.onrions,o
am past of Arbfiold, an indrx of Ilse
There it also the value to the nation
wl
"BLUE DEVILS" `
faith Implanted in that district by the
of the house Of (led. Not only does it
wi
road hits never Veen uncal on account.
God -tearing pioneers of sixty years
stand lot- faith in the existence of
God, but for those.. principles of right-
for
epi
rap a p i � sae mosim" itt—
ago and preserved In Its simplicity
eoosnsma, kind truth, &pit integrity,
it
.
and integrity by their deettendants.
and virtue that are founded upon re
-
I 1:ropi�m
,
The aectfon of the new church waw
legion. The greatest Asset Of tiny na-
re
ill the prescription known As
w n h
nit t iota h tablets; was uta '
P P In
commenced in July of last year, on
tion, the greatest influence in the
by
1xr f(trlll alg It safe and effectiye
i • the sits on which the old church stood,
MakingAnd mouldingof a nation's
till
for nick headache, indigestion
mtummch trouhlem, the "blue
on the lath concession of Ashfield,
The Molding is of white hrick, on a
life, u Its purr And undefiled religion.
Not spun itsmines f ggold and silver
old
pr•
g" made everything look dark,
cement foundation. The main dime-
.
kind twit tar great wheat l its
And depreming,
siuns ars 30 by SX feet, with an alcove
forest wealth -eat upon such thinr�r it
bin'
m
A few days' r use Mi•0-ns the
eight feet deep at Lite rear, and at the
the strength, the ell y,
file
i
dizzy feeling, drowat-
li
Fsael fasts in the woof diM1*es
northwest corner it a tower 12 by 12
per
the permanence of our national life un
life
scat
eAting-moi theme symptoms of a
fret. The stained glass windows are
l'wnad,t, IHrt a{o/M the religion of its
ztr,
stomach- will disappear, and
Of pleasing design, and the church
People. Thrxr material resource MAY
"t
perfect digestion there will Ile a
preesataextwrlallyahandsomexppolar•
prove the very dertrnction of our
Me
I
wage. The interior is of sally
appearance, everything being
national life unlrwwr have samethinq
,'atter And higher to bind us together,
( „
Mc
'iPleasing
chosen in good tarts wad with a view
and that is the virtue of our people in
vent pocket and cost :AI cents.
Wilson has seen go many euren
to comfort and Pulatantiality. The
public AnJ in private life, Some
by Mi-o•nastomach tablets that
vets ti KtlarAntre with every lox
sertinQ capacity 181:0). although with
. (iple there Are who snake light Of re -
legion and of the churches;
the money will Ile refunded if the
complied will they call tiring tin me -
tion in fill., High" Cnnrt of
the rill of benches in the ulsles prob•
and of
tulle to give rsatinfwctinl•
.lustier
against the• man who has pot up the
ably floe people were seated tit each
this, cedes o[ people it may he
_-
wire fell(.(..
of therervice"ontheopeningday. The
noticed that they take care not
lighting is by acetylene gas and the
to m Liteearn
tori far away from thshadow
hestip Icy a large Wingham furnace
g
inion
it
°f x ('hrintiau church. They know,
while they will not acknowledge, that
C
diousone The imminent d it a
commodious oft+ end war used during
theircoufurt and security and lisp-
wit
a Kflxt part of the winter for the Sah-
pineen depend upon the influence (t
w
HP
bath services while the auditorium
the church in keeping dowA those
above was yet unfinished. The cost of
things that would make for the s[oliaa•
Irlo
hire
the building wits over $7,0110, and the-
Is fully
tion of life. It im not the {olice farce,
lout belief in the principles of troth
ir'••
amount subscribed, the con-
I gregaLion being unwilling to have any
and righteousness, upon which per-
Hie
Pitt upn their church.
s,,tAl nrrurit and security of ro1'
Y c P {
lac
we
1 The contractors were Matheson k
1 Robertson, of Ripley, and the buildingfur
erty rest$. The haus of oral r4amlP
urdrr and stability, and in asset-
Ing building have done
flue
arri
committee is arm of John Cowa
p. M
(chairman), F. D. Mrlrnndn (scare-
this you
tetter for the comfort of holy and the•
ulla
ry-treasurer), John Mr -Charles. John
pyo c, ,f mind of the paslplr of this
"t
McKenzie, Roderick % 117tr,
rlamm�nitp than in engtiging d dozen
its
Put
ordoeh C. - Kenz!r And Dan \Ie•
constables. The dividends of the
(h,irch nl)t in but in
the
nwId. They have dune their work
11, and they and the congregation
are nlunra.
moral$. Their in invofeistency to
Tile
to he congratulated upon the aur-
neglecting the furnishing of the
ticl
c fol issue of the worthy enterprinr
Lord's holes,- while the people dwell
in paliltiml residences. The Temple
thl'i
whjjch has engaged [herr Attention
of is the
was a magnificent creation, of
"R
past year.
3pmiag Services.
ins ieraw cost and contajuin great
treasure in gold and silver and other
it to
Off
Fo�Tire
the opening day thr aeervices of
pecioup uswteri^M. What awh11 ex-
gad
',
Rev. ' #trues Murray. B. A.. I3. I I., of
trxvAgw le", sorsa would iwy. flow
imq.
`
Krski a Prrsbt•terian chure'h, Turon
U:wil nr Slilonum would have scorned
IIDP
nec,lr(d, Mr. Murray is a
t0, wabe
ouch a charge! Our peril dowse not lir
41PR
fnrcef, her, of the Penn rlirAl
in that direction ; we air liable not min
to tx•
and
to tt
type, d his aerrnan$ were Htting to
(ouch guilty of extravxgatire an
and
P ocion which narked, Its it were,
of meannesm. No money to all spent
tI',f1
A fresh beginningg in the life of the
that is spent to the worship of Gird or
congregation. Iv. M r. Miller,
in providing the means therefor.
twos
,castor of the church, Alwo took part
Yon hkive done well, but not to well,
I is"
n the services. There wan a barge
in the building of this house. You
no
attendwncr, many coming from bo•-
Ilwyrs AVt biters ext'avA Ant, Int 11U
K Y
Cap
pond the i,ounds of the rnngregotion
have done well. File th,rt you have
nn n
i
to join in the first. service in the new
set your Affection" first upon Gal and
An
church, which was crowded to the
then they will not gra astray ; and if
land
doom. The opening plains was Old
yon roar herr irecmuar y'su love God
noel
est Hundred, and the united voice of the
and love Ilia house and Elis We yon
PuM
congregation swelled grandly in the
great rallying hymn of Presbyterian-
will find thin the very hollow of Gid
and the Kate of Heaven to vow• 80111,
thin
the
rem.
The church was a ri filled At the
q
tgrmt
O
All people that on earth do dwell,
evening service, and iiey. 41 r•. �fOrr+ly
fail
13/eng w the Lord with cheerful veins.
ave d etirrinq, Mart-mearchinn ,td
tach
I
Him serve with mlrtlo. H4 praise torch tell
a On Monday evening [herr was
sioll
. tome r before Him and rejoice,
again w gdcnd service in the church.
the
For why I the Lord our flat to good,
Ne=t Saadaj s Services.
open
His makers, ke forever cure:
Next 4^blath the opening serviceti
"toe
God
HM truth at all times firmly stood.
will Ile continued, did Rev. A. H.
her.
And .lull from age to age endure.
Winchester, of Knox church, Toren•
Rev. Mr. Murray's Sermon.
tri, will preach At 12 n'clo'k noon and
me.
'Ifo
The subject of Mr. Murrny's std-
tit X o'clock p. in. On Monday eve-
ping following Mr. will
iia.
"
dress wait appropriately taken from
,Winchester
give an address on "China," it bubjee,t
Df
hon
the history of the preparations for the
a poi which he is especially competent
I
Ili �building
of the Temple, with a ial
to epedk.
ploil
Kid
reference to the words l)f DAviv in 1.
11 I
Cbroniclew 283- "Because i have set
History of the Ashfield Congregation.
keep
my Affection to the house of my
The history of this congregation is
W
wog
God," •
To no man doers the
the history of the Scottish settlement
cog
c
church of Gni
in Anhfield. The first settlers were
til
owe mon.• than to David the Psalmist.
Kenneth McGregor and Donald Me-
For
who has given to the church, and to
the world, those wings which
line, who cattle in in nCfil. These
in 1X42' by
Ing r
gn well
were followed Colin and
exn
express the workings of the inner life
Alexander McKenzie„ two brothers,
and the attempts 0t the "(till to fire
whose fArme at Kintxil Are now held
itself from theiinfluence of the tempter
toy their song. Theme were joined in
and to climb to God and Heaven. To
David,
the'surreding years by others from
toxo, we owe our idea" of wor•
the Highear m of Heotland, who
Get
aIr. I
ship more than to Any other writer of
brought with them the deep religious
4 a ' '
the Old or NPw Testament. David
taught that God
sense which is one- of the- rdhrited
F.v
f.
on is a spirit and
they that worship Him
characteristics of the Scottish palple.
It lefore
to th
must worship
waw several years the con.
Him In spirit. and in troth.
greg#ttiOn WAS organized. and for some
tion.
42 -i 1'
It is interesting to notice how the
time religidus nret i . were held
Un
'"
Psalmistdeclares dK again Isis
win and w
house 1
at the hum nt Murdoch Mo-
�1 i -r}
\�_`
1',, . .
Affection and desire for r t 1 n
til h r ire f
sial Kin it and afterwa
Don to ads in
IoP u
;1 .
I
the 1.0x1. da
'A in toy courts 'g
y r I
l0 house
the Kinttil rich Ill also in the
core
better than m ho
t nit. Chad
sr odd r•Ather
Ile
o
hnnse of Malcolm McRae.►.ouch n
wl h
and
devil
w doorkeeper In the house of my
and afterwards in the Iwachdlah school
i
God, than to dwell in the tents of
house, Keuneth Campbell wait Ap-
gino
It ,
wickedness." '•1 wase grind when they
pointed the first catechist. about ItIiA),
Af
e b ;.
re �`
mild unto nip. Let rte go into the house
and used t0 hold meetings at Kintail
mick
a',j ''
of the Lord." Why it,David love
nnd.lachaleh and in Huron township.
nP,el,
the house of God? The answer to
The first settled lilasionary wits Rev.
miter'
awl •' •
this question is the answer to the
Mr. Orr, of the PremM•tery of i.undon,
*IHM,
weak
i f
why we should love the
who carne about. and who
with
, }
k 1
hqueotion
Ouse of God.
•'The house of my God." DAvidthun
preached booth in Ashfield And in Hur•
on. Following him came Rev. Mr.
jloynt
, I
I-
lared his belief in Goal; and no
McLean, from Quebec.
only
$'';
ev choral set apart for w0r"hip
loss
The first elders elector) were John
for t
Jan
-;F,,;
��
eclwextion of our (relief in God.
I)aiglam did IbnAld McLean, who
. -
"''''
The building you have erected and
wee• installed in office by Rev. Mr.
Intuit,
t
ttida dedicate to the worship of JP-
Framer, of Thamesfold. Hfterwards of
he gi
t x�
C
hova. R a declaration to the world
Kincardine. Thim caws about the Year
that
that y( believe in God; It in the
1850. The elders next elected were
Frill
n ! 1 .
Apostles Creed in brick And mortar:
David Htewmrt and afterwards Donald
It
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, raw " a - -9py •'or ,c..t'
y:. j'tE , cl A�a� ? art. ii �`+. Tt ,e 12.i,. -
THE SIGNAL: GODERICH' ONTARIO RIO .1` Tuuusu.tt', May ler li*T
185K the next year it was oil'
(solid and floored and windows and
lore were put in. and its the follow -
ng years the ldtilding and furnishings
ere improved. and its tirnr the build -
g was bricked up. The fivit trlletl•e
lard was cnorploeed of Ihm ald Me-
ityre. lAsrhals (chxirinati And scar.I
tary•trearureeh ; Alex. McKenzie,
Lochalsh ; Alex. McKenzie, Kintatl ;
Dunkild McDonald, Kintail; Archi-
lwld McLeod, 11th concession ; Dougal
atheism. 12th cuntveaeisn ; Alex.
cLeunan. Lschadsh, and Donald
lyd, Aullerley.
lit the -early days Gaelic was, of
urse, the common tongur, but. &l-
ough the community has retained
G distinctive character as one coon
posell almost entirely of Highland
oltish people and their deacendrnts,
a old settlers are pawing away,
til thaw+ will) rase the ancient spa•, i
re becoming vertr few. A Garlic ser-
ve is still held Ia the church. blow-
er. every Mabhalh, and in greatly
joyed by the worthy old people.
heir changes, ton, have, corny with
e axing vears. The rude horucw
lick the fa there carved out of the i
Idernesm have given place to coin
-
table residence" to the mulct of
undid larrus, and a well -to -do -and.
must Ire added, x well dobng-
people succeed the struggling pion-
s who laid the foundatione of Prom- i
te•ianimnl in the township. But
old faith still flourishes and the I
forms of warship are still largely 1
rsPrved in this congregation.
Thr present trustees or tire chureh i 1
re. Donald McLonn, Kenneth Me-
.ewn and John N. McKonzie. The
cion it contrasted of Cham. McKe•n- I
Archibald McIntyre, John Arun, ,
Ing. 1). N. MrGregor, Mordorh C. i
Kenzie, Alex. McLean. Joh n
wan. Donald Mrlhrnald #tail F. D.
Lennart. , , I j
SPRING
tk r !
i ':
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IS HERE; with it Comes .the desire to cast. off those
garments which have (lone good service battling the
winter storm:;. When you see our showing of dainty
-SPIFootwear, you will want a pair of shoes to
brighten you and make you feel more in harmony with
the fresh -Spring clays,
Models in Footwear
ARE DAINTI', neat, and by far surpass anything in
the past. 1Ve havo a well -selected stock from the best
manufacturers, and are in a position to show you the
NE1'1 EST and BEST in Footwear,
WM. SHAR1*1AN
No Snap. - - 'Hee hard Ila nails -put uP the tcwgh-
---- - -- _-- �• -� ..�., �,� Weary Walker - "Dev axes int est fight of the whole ship s crew."
1) I grows on it -Pon in the troperral K i n g Lucullun Molomogamboo :
ADRIFT ON LAKE HURON. rountMra. Wouldn't fat into r ens 'tAm't worry, chef. I know he'll
- — E. P. PA U LI N - Local Agent for les Y' Tired 'Patters-- ••Oh, I dun come to table like spring lamb. the
ns. Does de trees bar t' lie (.1holwd %•• I Poet revs : 'The bravest are the ten-
Krneardine lien Have a Trying Ezpieri- deresL"'
once. -- - - --- ---- -
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Klrt/•rrAine Itevlew, May % - Legal Notes. Poetic License.
g .. Grouchy. It is mighty hart! for r man to seem
apt. Jack Morrison had a finis (Mau and Fmpirci load i. I"eemug,'srs,et.. Tlt,• Roval took : "Hurely your wise to Ilia wife when his boy begins
h ht" tug • Gwil U. Morrison.,sooitbawl G. R., Clinton.- (u, -JIy niouth1v Moths- w•rublAng tl,xin, ` Mmjesly won't dine off this fellow ! Tasking hien questions.
wok ilial hr will not wan fi,rgrL . -,"ter',orxkinRuplhef"rd,
warted out ^loot t liclo•k Frill^ tenant. after ro-elving A (till month's Jim is twtintinadtoe. - - -
y kcer - -- ---
rninq to lift his arta. He had with notice to giv• up possession, rrfu.e•r• riondr'e¢n,ucM•. +
to du so. Can I ruler 1 be rvht so aa. And mai a ,,lWis to kill. r
I George Calder, Thornna McGaw. For all the fatemy's eating ��-�-�-_-
- Pyke, of Moi hampton, Jahes, to courlel hien to leave % arta window sill'
chair, Russell Fisher, Murdoch Bal- 1'11 Is it lawful for #t landlord In r HAVE
t rte and flax oh B. Beyer. They taloa the rest of a lunse tcuteti by the �% E g"7 e � �i , i•
> [ Y nsunlh by giving the tenant" x Love Goes. 1111 111 [ , LI i
re fonnJ for Ila writ cart, forty- Ilnuitll s notice that Lite rent in to Ix• "Oh. mother, Jack do enn't love ole i
miles out to lift net«, 'They ruined , sty uuirP!" \\'het nulkra nu think
viol there about X o'clock in the UNDERWEAR TIES
-ring and had lifted only one Ixix i3) What pro•eediogs should 1 take so. Inv deal!':," ••He ran out of nns•i SHIRTSI
if when the rudder• jumped out of to gat n tenant out of Inv house who I lage, and he wanted to borrow sorer ofHOSIERY'
shoeing ^till could nut i e repaired, d/es not pay his rent % How much I that p•p-pudding nxorr I bade too y.' CAPS COLLARS
ting on steam after that nneant would the procedingm rust tile'? HATS1.
t the tug went round in A circle. I Ans.- There is a certain legal way Yes Indeed. WHITE VESTS
drifted about hal mesal' until X in which a landlord can raise his tell- i ImuCA rent, liv a statute pnxsrd in the Daughter "Parka. in time of trial SUSPENDERS
ock at night. Several loaf limit P
pixrtsed them but paid nu attention to fuurlll ywxr l)t l;rurgr 11., it is pas- whit do you suppose hrhgs the most ' A' C��� ��
r whistles, until the stearin large . yitled IfiAt ill rase aoiv tenet for ••A comfort to x man ` N f ERWHING FOR MEN
ep11blic' rattle along sod gave them 1-1-111 of life Or yeaua' Ahall w'ilfolly I spa -'•An ail uitt.al, 1 should
w. They were then ,t few milia I hold over lands. It:iwokentA, etc., after think. Hisntxrk �ribune.
Txwats, Mich., with a pIwUY stili the determination ,If his Iran, ,and I
�i
e blowing Anti flurries of snow full. Jrusalnd wade nuti notice in writing Jud to FRANK H MARTIN
given, -for deliverilig up posaeesmiorl judging by the Better Half. •
At 3 O'clock in the morning, the thereof, torn the leuxnt shell. Ix liable I -\Vise foe's vary wealthy." Mn. "
broke and the give
thein
nothad to ill tiny to the, landlord whotu lir has Wise. - • Tailor and Furnisber
w around and Kivr thew annthrr i ,•salt ^nal very stingy, and
stronger line. The trip down' kept out (if ponse•ssisn at the .-mwof mean.•' \Time- 0111ir, new, you re.
' dsuhle the )'Pauly value" of the not sine of that. You mustn't judge-�1m��1mt11esat��t��msl�
he river was even more exciting
dangerous than rolling in thr
gel. the "Replrblic"
Ive
n
ick
On
ed
ed
swage
life
rme
terns.
Rid
my
Aft
Is
-n-MA
hr
ego
Miller
Preol -Por. Hut 1t hits Igen held that
thim statutory provi.iuu dors not kit)-
x roust by his clothes." Mr.. Wine_
"I don't Fin judging him by his
going kit
miles nn hour anti the -Mor-
I Iy to is monthly a• tiunrterly len-
wife's clothes."
n" zigzagging After with n lint, and
igza
N11 )' See Wilkinson v. Hill, 3 Ring-
ham, 50N. In the came of x monthly
-
•bt to Rtend)' her mosso,
Mill-r•1Pt 111 stool kit the low with
xe real)' to rut till- line ahoold
or
wrrklp traancY, a herr the t•I
holda over after the expiration
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PATERSON S
action Ix• nw•e•gaxry. They were
.if him len^ney. or after his lenanry
minister in charge of the con IL.
ed safely, how•e•ver, At Sarnia, kit 6
Mat onlay horning. The
h,u) Men pit an snit m hY a
proper niotirP t. 1 sit. hr Will le linhb•
COOOH D1ROPi
{rie"
did not atop t(t charge any.
An
fur a'balrver '•r amut(es' tJlrea•[
ag
for her work or even to securenla)
of Capt. Morrison and his
awnnl againstilial. ilia liatotl
ity will not Ile less thAn the rent hr
fithanks
t crew.
has been accustomed rheretlftre t/'"�IS
pay, and mraY Ile nnnch more, TheOV�
H i t WILL C II Z s
Hnturdxt, the ' Mnrristnn' having
to N•port here. "'Ili. Morrison:
claim in l oualiv made for ••nae and oc-
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er of ('apt. Morrimon, commis•
the tug "Onward" to search for
gop,ation."-Alford v. Vickery.
13l The landlord cannot rtiime the
-
.
Missing tug. The "Onward"
rent by meely giving notice that the
David's words also i iceted his bp-
were Rev, John How, of Brncefleld ;
"Bi)gley ie certainly A self-macdc
lief that Goal came will to men.
Rev. Mr. McKenzie, of 7oM-It ; Rev,
t the (Inv looking fill' her and then
Fent will iie increased after the ex-
There care those wh think of
Imperial
"Hr i"," agreed IwarKe ; "and from
God As w far-off apitit o dons not
mentioned) ; Rev. Mr. McMillan, of
the experience 1 ))^it when i Asked to
- ' �
concern himself with til ordinar
mw1 is li/derir•h to see if Lhe
Iliretion (tf the• curivnt nmarth, nr tli nt
I
affairs of men ; hitt not I)rvie�
The Infinite and eternal One incl be
shut up in walla of mottos : ' the
drum. (if Embro ; Bev. Mr. F'ergnson.
of Knox ('011Pge : HPv. \t r. McKay,
of Culross : Rev. D. McColl, and
a great of little on his febt."-
Harter'a Weekly.
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heaven, the heaven h
Rev. John htewart, of Kinexrdlne
,
erich lasts hell seen anything of
I it Will be inCII•Aswl after It")- other
date.
Xta(e of Ubin, (7ty of Tnlel�e, 1
Lneaa (tnmry. I ss
,,
,diem
come down to dwell in our ea illy
moderator of mea"ion mind acted until
While there they received m
I The laudlor•d most first put an
end to the tenancy by
temples. Y
tem And not only did David .
from Kincardine that the'
had landed
it proper nuticr
to quit, Anti, having (tome sit, liv emu
a PP
ate and Quick Lunch
rrison" safely at Sar-
then agree With hi. tenant fill. A con-
__ __
urdoch Ballantvne, who came
4i by train on Saturday night. re.
tinminee ,if till- tenancy at nn in -
creAsed rental.
_ _
ICE CREAM DELIVERED TO ALL
s that they first tried to make
(3) You ran take proceedings under
"The
PARTS OF THE TOWN.
towing the Hail loxes to
the tuff n none to the wind, but it
Overholding Tenants' Act."
Where w tenant refuges to pay rent,
DINING -ROOM UPSTAIRS=
no go. 'They could nee boats pans-
up and down on tilt, American
or where the tenancy has been put An
end to by It proper notive tot uit, and
1
'PHONE aoo.
And decided to put themselves
a dt,m and in writing has lowers niade
KcDonald, front 11sIe to ltr<n,
e way of Assistance. They did eel.
upon the tenant to give nes prmmessi(tn,
the count%- judge can snake
— ----
a while they Were in danger of be-
tits order
directing than. ^ writ shall in• issued to
un into, kis they hal only two dim
the sheriff commanding him to pillou,ft.,-e
artadiniclJy nn the byrd and sawootr.onrions,o
r
the landlord in possession of Lite prem-
I e a +
"BLUE DEVILS" `
igen'
W. S. K., Winghman. --Qu. A side-
II
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road hits never Veen uncal on account.
'
of Indigestion and Things Will
of no hridge being built across the
rap a p i � sae mosim" itt—
Look Bright and Joyous,
river: but it has leen ferrel off on
lend
.
erything hxikg Rloomy And dart
indigo$-
ins• pin last tial)' gears,
been
^nit Fees ugwd as ^ caste Privilege,I
I 1:ropi�m
,
e person suffering with
by the neighlor•hood for gettiuK water
for threshing,
ill the prescription known As
w n h
nit t iota h tablets; was uta '
P P In
wamhing "beep. Pte.
Now, one of the adjoining faring ha.
IePrl calci AMI the l)WMPr Illi" closed tit)
,!ecnHP•• .ch re 'o bdr_ate
1xr f(trlll alg It safe and effectiye
thin gide-Ind with a wily feuv,
in the \t t „t, Ito 1 A 1.., t'(.0 A x,ut
for nick headache, indigestion
mtummch trouhlem, the "blue
The people interested live in a .differ-'
thein' Ido•,.. f ole 1"•.1 „I t at Lt'.1 a
g" made everything look dark,
ent. township. Will that n^ke tiny
diKerrneein bringing An m -tion?
-the 1ic'iem ,;rasing toll -rue lu
And depreming,
Ans.--Any person cast bring an nr
. this i',uv•nes.
A few days' r use Mi•0-ns the
tion against R pe•aton who closes illi
\L'Ir.e u» fit f ,a information
i
dizzy feeling, drowat-
li
Fsael fasts in the woof diM1*es
or obstructs n ••public highwmy." first
it is
about crt,; ., .lunula anti special
eAting-moi theme symptoms of a
p•roliarl• the duty of tis• town-
ship (•anvil to compel lfle IPmoval of
railroad :slaw, ,
stomach- will disappear, and
obstr•uctinns from the highwit)m, ,roll
�zl repremeutative wanted in
perfect digestion there will Ile a
ser to it that the game are kept. in a
each county.
in and leuutifu) rotbrnk•
"tololacn tethlet" are mold
in
wife and passable condition. Those
who are int•r•mted in havtng the rowl
Telfer & Osgood
x neat metal box convenient
kept olm•n and free froth WAtrut-tion
vent pocket and cost :AI cents.
Wilson has seen go many euren
ahonld notify the council. Arid should
request, that the
�,rtrga Scilla j
1 Agents
by Mi-o•nastomach tablets that
vets ti KtlarAntre with every lox
olatructiun sholdd
le rrnlot•ed If their demand in not.
246 CORISTINE BUILDING
the money will Ile refunded if the
complied will they call tiring tin me -
tion in fill., High" Cnnrt of
tulle to give rsatinfwctinl•
.lustier
against the• man who has pot up the
I J MONTREAL
_-
wire fell(.(..
to
an sic no ledgment before men of a Roderick McKenzie, Donald Mathe- Economical In Headgear.
I r moral Hill to whom we are respon. non And "Big' Donald McKenzie, anti —--- - - -._-
slbie. An more than ever now ,it n still later d^te Dunc^n Ro Me ma
A' n omght to le economical' - ---- - --' --
kwhen
th P wo d is dangling its golden
Rae, Finlay McLennan, John John-
You bee that host ? love had it awn
palace iefrm en and women, when
ston anti Andrew ('mrriek. i
yawl* and it links all right "till. i've
earthly things re taking so much tit-
Before the. Appointment of x "I I.
only bad It reblocked a couple of thnen
ioY htitmake'
tegtion, we n"eti the Iriwnn that there
minister in charge of the con IL.
w and once i PxchwmKed
care higher thin s than money and
pion, ministers would come fro, In other
it in x re•glaurmnt for one that wits err
tirely !"--Flfegende Blaetter.
pleasure and fa Ar the Temple
parts of the rnontry to preach for two
new
was to be the inde of David's faith.
or three $ahhathm, and some of theme
,
so Is this bililding he Pign of your
who thus in the early days of Ashfield
Knew Their Use. ,
faith.
delivered the Word to the pionerrs
David's words also i iceted his bp-
were Rev, John How, of Brncefleld ;
"Bi)gley ie certainly A self-macdc
lief that Goal came will to men.
Rev. Mr. McKenzie, of 7oM-It ; Rev,
man,' remwtked losing,
4
There care those wh think of
Mr. F'raaiir•, of Thameeford (already
"Hr i"," agreed IwarKe ; "and from
God As w far-off apitit o dons not
mentioned) ; Rev. Mr. McMillan, of
the experience 1 ))^it when i Asked to
- ' �
concern himself with til ordinar
Dhmwich (or Loilo) ; Rev. Mr. Mel•
mart y his daught r I judge he sp nt
dPAI
I
affairs of men ; hitt not I)rvie�
The Infinite and eternal One incl be
shut up in walla of mottos : ' the
drum. (if Embro ; Bev. Mr. F'ergnson.
of Knox ('011Pge : HPv. \t r. McKay,
of Culross : Rev. D. McColl, and
a great of little on his febt."-
Harter'a Weekly.
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�, "
heaven, the heaven h
Rev. John htewart, of Kinexrdlne
,
even of vent,
cannot contain Thee;" but God
The Inst-nw11rel was In 1P(f0► Appointers
Xta(e of Ubin, (7ty of Tnlel�e, 1
Lneaa (tnmry. I ss
,,
,diem
come down to dwell in our ea illy
moderator of mea"ion mind acted until
F'rankJ.l honeymake.oathThal halosenlor
prartoer the arm of F. J. (•henSy R too„
temples. Y
tem And not only did David .
11410, when Rev. Alexander Orant he.
-1
AMeg hndlnedm In ohm ails tit Tn1eNn,
t +r k. ;,
• t
Ikve that God came down to man, h t
�• Y
hew M Good" --God im wile,"
mine the fl r m t settled minister
of thr run r ottinn. Mr. Grant
K
(roonf�
And sial., afarroAld and 11tat aid r1rm w111
par the sem of mt! III'�Intkl) IHIIJ,AMS
or egirh weal avert rage or ret"rrh that. ren
u1 ll
have w personal and an imdividuwl ro-
preached hie first sermon In this
nor.
be cur..i by the rme of ilwll'a Ufttarrh ('nn.
"
lationship to men. That is mdn'm gal
parity on Febnrwry let, ISM,
rRAVK J. ('H KNtty.
Aww" to bef(tfs tae And
r
which occupiers most of him thong
of which he thinks moat. With Aima
A 1 d continued in rhwrgP notal
was imicerrded by Rev,
1\idv.
mads rtbrd In my
{crew 're' tAsi mal' day at lneonmber, A, U.
lilrochw k their hod, with some
KcDonald, front 11sIe to ltr<n,
IlrAA1) A. Cv.OLF:AN(,�
Mammon ; some think wed of wine
ahn Rose, from 1X82 to IW,
Rev. Miller,
MAIN faMrrs loan M taken Internally. I end
worn* of mind silver. David's Glx{
iar Alexander
artadiniclJy nn the byrd and sawootr.onrions,o
r
wait Jehovah, because he thrntKht
tt minister, wan inducted.
I
et tine aye skid serienumonrrl" free,
J•(HRNRYa a)•, Tolero,
mans of God and loved God more than
t chnrch, w retrilctarr
Lo.
Shit sI
asything or aoyoue ese. Bach one.
aa was built on the
rap a p i � sae mosim" itt—
BUYING A BUGGY
isjust like buying anything else —you want to get
the best you cliff for the money. Thero is; just
this difference : Yotl expect a buggy to last some
years, and should therefore be careful in. making
your sele2tion.
. i THE MiKADO
�'}} WILLIAM
Agent for licLaaghlin Carriages
1'011 cannot make a
mistak(i in buying a
McLA UGH L I N
BUGGY
It is absolutely the hest
Value to be had. Call
and let us show you
some of the handsomo
styles in which it is mado
KNOX
Newgate St., Gederich
idome
Advantaged " 1�i ,
, -
d the'dash �uAtem
The Cash Business is the only business. This
is the remark OUT numerous customers make every
day, awl further they say they do not understand
Why it is lint generally adopted by all merchants and
trades throughout the country. From our three
week' experience we are more than satisfied that it
is the only way to run any business. Below are a
few of the numerous advantages gained by the cus-
tomer by the adoption of the Yash System.
Refrigerators I"- "`a"I I Garden Hose
Enarnel lined. were $82.1,1, i ('Able brand at 8o per foot
for $311.10 ; Rp{alvnnizel lined, i Leader ••10C ,
were $15.101, floe' 111113.01; were King •• Isc I
$1.1.M. for $10.10).\Vire bound 15c • r
)ie.. ,
I
Gasoline and screen Doors
Coal Oil Stoves and Windows
s, thous front 7:H: to S*2.5o.
from 7rw to $:r).(01 I Windows from 2W to 5W.
1
ti
Wire Fencing It;II Wasng Machines
All No. Awovenwlrt, fenrtn , 11ngic Witwhrr - 44,60
K I New Century 7,f30
with slays, ',1J1 its. or 24 in. apart. it Knoll Washer
For extsuple• takP w 0 wire fend•, Two -in -one ,,maher/--
I
8.50nt Ix per real :1101 rode<$4:1,(x1,8.60av• ' (ole -minute Rashenth o"• Ir r • 0.ent n OilR cal1 sola x1mxving of 8'1.•lFi. Rhin gxinm by ` �he Cash Mystem '?- i White Lead � -
Genuine pure IP^d At 88.26
Clothes Mangles ails I''f for. nal Ilia, : Nn. 1 {sure white
i ictal, $6.26 for 1(01 IIHr, No, 1
")'(No ; Vic(tll' Mangle, 81X.tsl ,l1 [wire. white lead is An adulterated
I lend and doer hot tear the Gov.
Coiled Wire Prisoners', label. DO not buy it
for -the beat Juice lend.
A rnrlutiti or No. to cieveeand
Coilrti Wirr jool nrrived.twbich Lawn Mowers
has 1"•,.n lomght for (.;t..h And \V/o/d)'AttHttir, DaiRr. iini-
we are -telling for cash kit. $2.101. I veranl, Knip"- Mazwe l and
Who gains herr ? Why, you do, i1 others, front $i.5t) to 810,110,
I am putting in a complete line of I
ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES
and will Ile in a position to do your wiring on short
notice and all work done according to the demands
of the Ilndt3rwriters,
PLUMBING, HEATING and TINSMITHING
given prompt attention and all work fully guaranteed,
11 large stock of
1
NATIONAL PORTLAND
CEMENT
e i
manufactured at Durham i
f always on hand. "
1
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Store 'Phone 22 House 'Phone 112
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