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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1901-5-23, Page 7L'^ I feel better this morning, thank • on. I ook aL a - L1v erP A last 'light and it worked like a charm... headache and biliousness arc all gone, I've heard many ladies say they wouldn't be without La -Liver Pills—they're such an easy pill to take, do not gripe or. sicken, atnd. cure constipation, dyspepsia, sour stomach; coated tongue, bad breath and all stomach and liver ills. MOTHER'S CLUB.. • Whelk mother's at the club, then pa most aims; has a tear; It's awful just to hear him tip and roar and rant 'and swear. The baby follows after pa and has a crying At; pa tries the paregoric. first and then tries spank- ing it.• Poor Fide hides beneath the stove and rolls !sir Yellow eyes, And folly to her highest perch when pa gets angry Hies, But pa he kicks poor Fido out and hits Potl with a towel; Tho baby yells, and Polly screams, and: b'ido starts a howl - It isn'dt long before the house is one big rub-a- ub; 1 guess the neigSbors alwaye know when mother'e at the club." t Intim mother's at the club, we don't get very much to eat;. She hasn't time to lige and fuss when her commit- tees meet. She helps to send relief to lands where pangs ot hunger gnaw, While we must lunch on biscuits tough and dine oa cabbage slaw. Pa sometimes tries to get a meal, but not with meritsucee:s; Se only tastes a lot of stub aad makes an awful: meg. Kis biscuits are but sticky dough, his omelet a wreck; when last he pauee4,.the chocolate. it went down baby's neck. "` Ile says. •There's people here at home for her to fumble grub Now left to slowly starve to death," while moth- er's at the club.. When mother's at the dub, our clothes are apt to need repa!r. And there is tunething else that iraeltes pour daddy rant and arrear. Re comes home with u button oQ ter her to taster' CAF The ,sewing circle meets trust day, and mother there has gone. Poor Freddy'a eoat seems, it will bane no loafer on tho child, While rnother'a busy 'noising Sestina to send to heatken wild, But pa be Sete at ucedlo out and trice 14 tt4 ibiiftale *anti's And pretty saom wo bear a )'011 --Ire's run It lath thumb. dbti crerebody has to hunt forliaitntent to rub tfpon the wound that 1aa'e received while moth- er's at the club. Wben tmther'e at the Club. the hae to let her melting slide, And that belga canto profanity end laucdryP bills beside Tho other der just ee eke get iter rinxiair water ;et Siwe had to let the washing stand while same ems mute, tact, When t14 caste lime at do e'cletlq he never mid a ward, But call the awful tens be lcahet Pee :gl*d 1 never beard, Re went drnta in the Ventre aad eraixmeneee to poet '. littie time, antic teat 1 beard a buret of thunder 1°car P bail etcilped :matt ttomo map in tended in a tub. Ob. wo do hue some awful tints when mnethtc'a at the clubs -Douglas biallech is Detroit Journal. ice eine thisYh�eletirel' Solt Gale ,,,1 a set' with reels, for tenia,, only lie peelers er ectrettioviatiOeetrta each ea met a l m a* pie sal a m t e- urs rear r+catfrausatvarie. lite.efellWet. rw,w this ,rnrr tens (.10. 0011 mens, 7a' tarnOolluc 4114$11141>etA- tifa4aa114t. ,$4/41" 4140 entwineJsn:esterelly k- oala s oalaevoltoca-amwrite tetoday. The aeataafpraell• ilasaesd*tetkcst. beta flupplyCa..Toronto,CA12. "GET.BETTER" ERif DR SAYS Sia SLOCI1M,.. Oet Rid of the Cough, the liac%ing, the Spitting, the Wheezing. Spec Advantages Offered by Or. Slocum to nal 'Ito:* 'Who Desire a Positive :ilk i'crutanent Cure of COtistffiipa• £:tn tit any Form. re .t e,' +• you Pay. bet how can wo do it whet • ',• .i 1 atter *nether flee teen tried, wht!Ie11t i,, r. 4 .t ••r hopo et n tins Quito true. t , r. • , •,1.7' Tbra trout alt hinds of iune troubles t ,. , • 'a mirk for nilberupillaue medical eon, ✓ r.* .+;+ :oar Intended to Cute you. Dr,sioeum 1.e. a:. .ell the cors of Consumption and Dun; , .aro the ,tudY et his life, and thousand* ot ne e eel emelt 111 all part* oft'nnadaare read 7 r ::ru to to starve'ous curative propertaa of 1•, t 'mento ,yhtem. Dr. Slocum la ready ann ea. h.A to prove: the oNcacy of his treatment, aad line no '1.,+•Itatiott ill overuse it to sou or Jour *Irk ti.•'r.' FOS :AUTO tet R A. 'hip, In order that d un ma sett. the Sloeu nese and eudeo tar 5uur*elf ugtadlug its marl FREE TREATMENT Z r r . • t our sick friends can have a TIME course of Treatment. Simply write to TAW T. A. titOerit .Cxrt)S1rAL CO., Limited, Mt Hing St, Treat, Teton - Se. ;!whin poet ofneoaodeaprea°Mee address, and. the free medicine (The biome. Cure) will be promptly smut. When writing for thorn always nentloa lei* paper. .Persons to Canada, seeing Sloeara'a free offer la American papers wilt please bead for saneylcs to the Toronto laboratories. ..• _ .._ (IIIOVIIS1tND, ONT. M --- Divas Sins. -1 em glad to bo able to tell you that Doau's kidney Pills proved an excellent remedy for lane back and kidney troubles frons which I suffered. 1 took one box and they entirelycured me. bre g 5atiru. FOUND AT LAST. A liver p111 that is smell and sure. that ante gently, quickly and thoroughly. that docs net grill. Lava -Liver Pills poetess these qualities and are a sure cure for Liver Complaint. Con- stipation, Siek llcadacho, etc. Rev. A. L. Russell. ofSeaforth, bas re ceived an levitation from the quart- erI y official hoard of the Highgate cir- THE SPORT SPORT OP YOUTH REV- DR. TALMAGE HAS NO USE FOR STRAIGHT -JACKET RELIGION DON'T SUPPRESS SPORTFULNESS Row to Judge .of the Healthful, Action or the itale(ul Inattence of Any .tl.rnusenxeet or Recreation -What Is Depraving :le Abe Line of Amusement, mut How to Know I t Washington, May 13. --This dis- course of Dr. 'Mintage is in accord with alt innocent hilarities, while. il. reprehends amusements that belittle or deprave; text. II Samuel ii, 14, "Let the young nun now arise and play before us, " There are two armies encamped by the pool of Gibeon ; The time hangs heavily on their hands. One army proposes a game of sword fencing. Nothing could be more healthful and innocent. 'l'he other army accepts the challenge. Twelve men against 12 Inen. the sport opens. Bet aoute- thing went adversely. Perhaps one of the swordsmen got an unlucky clip or he same way had his ire aroused and that which opened '14 sportful- ness ended in violence, each one take ing his contestant by the hair Axid frith the sword thrusting' luau in the side, so that that which opened in innocent fun endear in the zuasseero of all the 24 sportsmen. Was there ever a, better illustration ot what was true then and is true now -that that 1 which is innocent may be =Ade do- str:iotive? What of a, worldly nature aft here ileiliortstet and strengthening and ins nocent than amusement, and yet what i eouuted more victims? 1 hese I"S sympathy with a, straight- jacket religion. This is a very bright world to nit; and 1 propose to do all 1 can to make it bright for others, 1 never could keep step to a dead march. A book years agle issubd r• says that a Christian man has a. right to some amusements. For in- stenee. if be conies Iluino tit night weary from his work. and, feeling the need of recreation, puts on his slippt'rs and goes into his garret u and walks lively round the floor sev- eral tithes there can be no harm in it. I believe the churels of God made a, great mistake .in trying to suppress A the sportfulness of youth and drive ' nut from men their' IOve of a'muse-• meat, If God ever implanted anv- •i thing in as, be implanted this desire. But instead of providing for this de - mend of our nature the church faf Gail has for the main part ignored 1 it. As in a riot the mayor plants a battery at the end of tho street and has it lired off, so that every - tiling is cut down that lutppens to stand in the range. the good as will as the bad, sir there are men in the 7 church who plant their batteries of condemnation and fire away hulis- criulinately. Everything is condem- ned. But Paul the apostle commends those who use the world without abusing it, and in the iutitural'world God has done everything to please and amuse us. its poetic figure we sometimes speak of natural objects as being; in pain. 'but it is a inert fancy. Poets say tho clouds weep,, but they never yet shod a tear, and that the winds, sigh, but they never' did have any trouble, and that the storm howls, but it hewer lost its temper. Time world in a rose and the universe a garland. And I tui glad to know that in all our cities there are plenty of places where we may find elevated moral entertainment. But all honest men and good women will agree with use in the statement that one of the worst things in these cities is cor- rupt amusement_ Multitudes have gone down under the blasting influ- ence never to rise. If we may judge of what is going on in many of the places. of anaasements by the. pictures on board fences and in many of the show windows, there is not a much lower depth of profligacy to reach. At Naples, Italy, they keep such pic- tures' locked up flom indiscriminate inspection. Those pictures were ex- humed from Pompeii and are not fit for public gaze. If the effrontery of 'reeking kinig Too Bluets' Vete Granted, The political manager was giving his ward lleutenante their general imstrue• tions. "Never let a man knew' when yea al- protsch him,'" he said, "that you suspect lila of being a.. scoundrel. Always ap• pear to take it for granted that every man le honest, just as We take its b s •v gentleman keeps granted that ert:l, g,cnt cepa p (Inger nails looking neat and clean." Here his lieutenants4 one and ally trill.- ally put their bands in theirlockets and went on listening attentively. -Chicago Tribune. .t BOON TO A bottle of lingyard's fellow Oi should 1 e in every cyel'st'e kit, as it is the nal et effete! re remedy for , prntns, l3rt15 ea. ('uta, Stifl',tninta. Collimation ut the Muscles, ('ramps in the Lona 0'.P. �r tui t to become their pastor for the et a:.ing year. Mr. Russell bee necept- ad• eUhjret. 10 the stationing commit- -tee's decieic'n. PIMPLES: These Troublesome, Disfiguring Blemishes can be Removed by the all Powerful Blood Purifying Burdock Blood Bitters. The nasty little pimples that come en the fast and other parts of the ns that ' body are simply indications the blood is out of order and re. quires purifying. They are little irritating remind- -era : to you that you need a course of treatment with Burdock Blood Bit- ters. When B.B.B. makes your blood pure then the -pimples will vanish :. and your skin:become soft and clear. Here is evidence worth consider- ing: - Mrs. Monriee $etch, •. Bnist-o1, Carleton- Co., N,B., writes: I take great pleasure in recommend- ictg Burdock Blood Bittern to every one -troubled with pimples. 1 was -for years -that I would breek eat with them at times on my faceand back. • I tied all sorts of remedies, including doctors' . medicine,' bat everything failed to ease utif. At last I heard of B:B.B. 'and thought I .would try it: `:` Whop I had finished taking, two bottles I felt a 'gitt:t•deal better, so kepfen using it UPI til I had taken fs all iii bottles. It leas completely and, permanently removed every -pimple from illy body .,.and •I never felt better in my- life than do at the present tint`e Youli be Happy igen you see these deli htful w g these people of exuberant nature ansuselnerits ,are, wrong which load will do well to look at the reaction into bead company. If you go to ally of all their amusements. It an piste where you have to assoeiate amusement sernls you house at night with the intetuperate, with the till- nervous so that you cannot Sleep, clean, with the abandoned, however and you rise up in the morning not well they may be dressed, in the because you are slept out, but be- mune of God cane it They will tie- cause your duty drags you from your spoil your nature. They will under- slumbers. you have been where you iliine your moral character. They ought not to have been. There aro trill drop you swhvn You are destroy amusements that send.a man next ed. Thor will not give one cent to day to his work with his eyes Mood- support your children when you are ,hot. yawning, stupid, nauseated, dead. They twill weep not one tear and t.hoy are wrong kinds..of amuse at your burial. inept. They are entertainments that I was summoned to the deathbed give a man disgust with the drudg- of a friend. I hastened. I entered:the ery of lite, with tools because they room. 1 found him, to my surprise, are' not swords. with working aprons lying in full everyday dress on the because they are not robes, with top of the couch. I put out my cattle because they are not infuriated hand. He grasped it excitedly and bulls of the arenia. If any amuse- said,"Site down, Mr. Talmage, right: went sends you horse longing for a there-" 1 sat down. Ile said: '`Last life of roluanee and thrilling adven- night I saw my mother, who has Lure, love that takes poison and been dead 20 years, and she sat lust shoots itself, moonlight adventures. where you sit now. It was no and hairbreadth escapes, you may dream. I was wide awake. There depend upon it that you are the was ito delasioa in the matter. 1 sacrificed victim of unsanctified saw her just as. plainly as, 1 see you. pleasure. Our recreations are intend.. lt: ie, I swish you would mire these til t4 build us up, and if they pull ' Strings oft me, Thera aro strings us down as to our moral or as to spun all around nay body. 1 wish you our physical streugth you may come would take therm ofn pie.'" 1 sage it to the conclusion that they are of}- was delirium. ' Oh, replied his wife. noxious. "my dear, there is nothing there. 1 There is nothing snore depraving there is nothing there-" Iia went on ! tban attendance upon amusements and said: "Just where you sit, Alr. I that are full of innuendo and low sue., a Talmage. my mother sat. She said gestion. The young man enters. At to ine. 'Henry, I du wish you would I first he sits far buck, with leio hat on i• do better,' I got out of bed. put my t tintl his coat collar up, fearful that ;army around her and said: :'bother, d somebody tht•re may know him. Iev- t I want to do better. I havebeentry- eral nights pass on. He takes oil ing to do better. Won't you help sue his hat rarlier and puts his coat col- a to do better? Yon used to help pie.' lar down. The bluets that first. came , No mistake about it, no delusion. I intra his cheek when anything inde- saw her`- he rap and the apron and cent was enacted wines no more to ; the spectacles, just as she used to his cheek. Farewell, young plan! t leak 20 years ago. But I do wish You have probably started an the you would tette these strings away. long road which cads In ronsunmmtIe ,' They annoy pie so! I can Hardly destruction. The stars of hope will ' talk. Won't you take them away?" go nut one by :one, until you will I knelt down and prayed, conscious be left in utter darkness. ! of the fact that he did, not..realize Still further, those amusements are what I was saying. I got up. T said: wrong which lead you into espendi- "`Good -byte. I hope you twill be betters ture beyond your means. Money , soon." ibe said, "Gored -bye. good - spent in recreation is not thrown bye?' away. It is all folly for us to come ' That night, lilt soul went up to the teem a. placo of amusement feeling (144 wito gave it. Arrangements were that we leave wasted aur money and made for the obsequies. Some said: time. You May by it hevr made an "Don't bring hien ire tic¢ slturelt: he inVevtnient north, more than the is too dissolute." "Ob." T wide transaction that yielded you Viiia- "bring bits, He was a good friend dreds ot thousands of dollars. But et mine while he was alive. and X lsow many 'properties have been rid- shalt stand by hien now that he is died by costly* aniusrenents. dead. Bring hint to the church." 1 sage a tis autiful home', where the I As I sat in tate pulpit and saw his bell rang violently late et night. The body coming up through the aisle I son: had Merit, off in sinful indulgences, ; felt a9 if I could weep tears of blood. His comrades were bringing him t 1 told the people that day: "phis home. They carried hitt to the door, than had itis virtues, and a good They rang the bell at,1. o'clock he ; many of them. fie had his faults, and a ood many of them. But it the morning, Father and, mother fi- cause down. They were waitistg for ; there is any man in this audience the wandering son, and then the Com- , who is without sin, let bine cast the rades its soon as the door was open- Sent stone at this coffin lid," Un one ed threw the prodigal headlong into side the pulpit sat that little child, the doorway. crying: "There' he tis, rosy. sweet faced. as beautiful a.s any drum: as tt fool! Ile, liaa!" mat little child duff sat at your table men go into amusements that they this Morning, 1 warrant you. She cannot afford. tiler first borrow what looked up wistfully, not 'knowing tire they cannot eslrn, and then they full sorrows of an orphan child. steal vehat they cannot borrow. First Oh, her countenance haunts tae to- thoy go into einberre,sstactse and then day, line some sweet face looking into lying and then. Into theft, and when a man gets as far on as titat he does not stop short of the peni- tentiary. 'There is not a prison in the laird where there are not victims of unsanctifted amusements. AIerehant, is there n disarrange- ment in your accounts? is there a leakage in your money drawee? Did not the dish nes oust Genie out right last night? 1 will tell you. There is tt young hien i11 your store wau- deriftg off in e, bad almtuseinents. Tlio salary you give ?.int slaty meet law- ful expenditures. but not the slated indulgences ill which he has entered, and he takes by theft ghat which you do trot give, hint in lawful sal- ary. How brightly, the path of unre- strained, au sisthneut opens! Tho young man says: blow I am off for: a. good time. Never mind economy. I'll get money somehow. what a fine road! What a'beautiful day for a ridet Oracle the whip, and over the turnpike! Come. boys, fill high your glasses. Drink! Long life, health, plenty of rides just like this!" Rani - bad places of amusement in hanging cloths for spring and summer use. out improper advertisements of what; The.-manufecturers have provided they are doing night by night grows worse in the same proportion, in 50 for coat comfort these silken rex- years some of our modern cities will Lured materials. Order your coat beat Pompeii. cut from some of these cool sand elegant cloths, and order it early, for, they are greatly in demand.by fashionable dressers who want to keep cool. J. H. Crieve. M EROHANT TAI LOR • EXET E'R. A Montreal Grocer in Trouble his back and'Tidne s With Kidneys, but at last found relief. in Doan's Pills. Mr. P. Gnillemette, under data of Jan. s8th, 1901, wriites: Dear Sirs, -Fos ten yenre`I suffered from paint across nay back, both aides and 'be- tween my blmoulders. In fact at times I was doubled ,up with pain, and my urine was highly colored. T . saw Doane Pills s y advertised, so procured fonr boxes aid -tnilet day they harit'effeoted a oomp,let'e cure. , I owe my:Prei wib$ood'bealti to Doan'sPilis pie that are most tempted to pertuc- mendhhetn toO'hf `t a. to ions amusements. In •proportion as ant, cannot r�ootn ! it a .ship is , swift` it tvauta a strong ant''s>rt1 all tet�erinyr [faint► bt�ckaclmfr tltad I project certain principles by which you may judge in regard to any ainusement or recreation. finding Coat for yourself whether it is right or wrong - I remark in the first place, that you can judge of the mural charac- ter et any amusement by its health- ful result or by its baleful reaction. Th P There are. people e made who seem up F of hard facts. They are a combina- tion of multiplication tables and statistics. If you show them an ex- quisite picture they will begin to dis- cuss the pigments involved in the coloring. If you show them a beau- tiful rose they will submit it to a botanical analysis, which is only the post morteru examination ' of „a flow- er. They have ao rebound in their nature. They never do anything more than amilile. i'i'here are no great tides of feeling surging uLit from the depths of their soul in billow' after billow of reverberating laughter. They seem' as if nature had built them by contract 'and lade a bung- ling lob out of'it. But; blessed- be God, there are people cit the world who have bright faces and whose life is a song, an anthem, a paean of vic- tory. Even their troubles are like 'the vide that crawl up the,'stde of a great tower on the top of which the Sunlight sits and the soft airs of summer hold perpetual carnival. They are the people ,you like to have come to .your house; they are the people I like to have come ;to my House. If .you but touch the hent of their gexrment's you are heeled. Now, it is these_ exhilarant and syiripathetie'And Wer*Or hearted peo-. FtAni.tnan, iii •Tiroportloic as is horse Mang kotibieia.' , : • {r•r ; t r,. !rats -zt stout: driver, ,anti Everhave them? Then we can't tell you any- thing about them. You know how dart everything to o.ks and how you are about d to. . ready .,glue up. Some- how, you can't throw oft the terrible depression. Are things really se blue? Isn't it your nerves, after all? That's whelky the trouble is, Your nerves are beingpoisoned from the impurities your blood. trines the blood ves power and stability the nerves. it makes ealth and strength, :activ- y and cheerfulness. , This is what "Ayer's" will do for you. It's the oldest Sarsaparilla in the land, the kind that was old before other Sarsa- parillas were known. This alsoaccounts for ; the saying, One bottle of Ayer's is worth three potties of the ordinary 4I.90. tt kw,. An i neultl'. Y&Wfts tha session. If en kat^e any anddtittothobettrstd Col addeUyolt e. possibly receive, write the doctor freely. Ton will receive a prompt re• Ply, without cost. Address, tteli Benefit Derived Fromm Using Milburn's Pills For Nervousness. LocusT HILL, Ont., uponus through u. horrid dream. On the other side of rho pulpit were the Sept. oath, two. Mee who had destroyed hire. There The T. Milburn Co., Limited, they sat, hard visaged, some of them Toronto, Out. Palo from exhausting disease, some DearSirs,-I swish to let you know of of then ,f1uslted until It seemed as if the benefit I have derived by using your the fires of iniquity flamed ' through Pills. the cher!c and crackled the lips. They were the men who had done the work. They were the men who had bound him' hand and foot. They I am a widow with a fancily to supports` awl have to work hard, which is reel trying on my nerves. At night I was unable to sleep for boors had kindled the fires. They had after going to bed, and it seemed as it poured the wormwood and gall into every nerve to my body was on the g.. that orphan's wPDid they w eeP ? No, Did they sigh rePeatin 1Jn Did they say, "What a pity that, smelt �breath.No, and had to r#ag Octout of tied t• eat cL say Thad a arootL 'igCo okingsetsaIlipa r a brave man should be slain?" No, iMilbura's Heart and Norte Pills bate no; not, one bloated hand was lifted done me so atusla pool that I east ,*.s - to snipe away a tear from a bloated mend then' highly to may pyereen sell/stet cheek. They sat and looked at the l gsiph heart and aerie trwbies like 1 swa0 coffin like vultures gating at the 1 Yatxs, rei!!trace, carcass of a lamb whose heart they �iklrt.'1tii.ttiie, ► had ripped out. I cried in their ears as plainly as I could, "There are a God and a judgment day." Did they tremble? Oh, no, no. Tiley went back f !\ sverir,aatneaysa,aopen from the house of God, and that s - roe. r.liahea night', though their victim Iay 1n Eichel Rask, ,a,aeri- `; F` ua Leser Ste,ecaent Oakwood cemetery, I was told that;� • >s.• °1m'c cull s doz. tel _ paekac•+ofS,neotrim working men hear the clatter of the they blasphemed, aged they drank, `. _t see ntlte.ar.etlacu, Eackpars- hoofs and look up and say: 'Why, 1 and they gambled, and those was not t �4 m`.platte°aQitl 4.j ail Liar .. wonder where those fellows get their ane less customer in all the houses of �T to`vex&aa`t can money from. We have to toil and iniquity. This destroyed man was a, iesedaetre:+w.uataaaaueiae•r.ecr�swaaretft.seals. drudge. They do nothing." To these Samson in physical strength, but an Ey..r r7t s t Wrlm't°. .4 y, as 55..',.s.00 fol• gay men life is a. thrill and excite- Delilah sheared 'slim, and the Philia ."` Yan,iiaavert. need seaals' Ce.. Toronto meat. They stare at outer people and tines of evil companionship dug his in turn are stared at. The watch oyes out and threw him into the prig- The foethall season writ opened at chain jingles. The cup foo.nrs. The on of evil habits. But in the hour Brucefield P'riday night, when the cheats flash. The oyes flash. of his death he rose up and took Clinton Col:egiate Institute teams play - The midnight hears their guf- hold of the two pillared curses of ed a hotly + ontested and clean game raw. They swagger. They jostle de- God against drunkenness and un- ' with the Rovers of that place. The cent menooff the sidewalk. They take cleanness and threw himself forward l game resulted in a score of 4 to 1 ill the name of God in vain. They pard- until down upon hint and his conn- l favor of the Rovers. dy the hymn they learned at their panions there came the thunders of a mother's knee, and to all pictures an eternal catastrophe. of coming disaster they cry out, i Again, any amusement that gives "Who carat" and to the counsel of you a distaste for domestic life is friend, "Who are bad. How' many bright domesticAtSOIUTE some Christian you$,. 1 circles. have been broken up by sin- rrsae H Your sports are merely raeans to ful amuscsite*ts! The Rather west child off, the h r went 0 1 and ' the mother eri V' ilea s .off, an end. They ar elle is, helps. The arm. toil is the only went oft. There are to -day eras. arm strong enough to bring up the .i ments before me of bleated house - bucket out of the deep well of plees- - "holds. Oh, if you have wandered ure. Amusennent le oily the bower away, I would like tee eharin, you where bueiness and philanthropy- rest' back by the sound of that ole word, while oat their way to stirring j "home." Do you arot know that you tichievesnexts. Amusements are mere- have but little more deme to give to ly the vines that grow about the aa- domestio welfare? Po you not see, vil of toil' and the blossoming of the father, that your cliiltlren ere soon. hantmere. Alas for the man Who to go out into the world, and all the spends his life in laboriously doing nothing, his days in Lusting up lottnging places and loungers, his, nights • in seeking out some gaslight - ed fooleryl The roan whe alwayii'has on his sporting jacket, ready to hint for game :in tike mountain or fish in the bre*, With. no time to pray or work or reed, ie not so well off al :the :greyhound that rime by his side or : time eY. bait with which to whips the stream: - A 'mae. who 'docs ' not, work doe9 not know how to -'play: If God ltd intended tie te de nothing strike through our soul sharper th'an,. but 1aug ire would not leave given . the dagger with which' Virginias slew u eleauljdere , with 'tvltielt' to lift' tinct his 'eliild. The meiilory of :the past hands with which to work aad brains with whieh to' think ,lite amuse tents of life are mtterely" the •or+thecitra kitty white the great trs gedk cif " .life plunges; ;throw ti, its dye 'acts -'in- al', 'in- fancy, - c'kiutulop mn ,. ahootq, old age and death. r ;Poen, mit the- last earth influence for good you ` are to IseIvp over then 'you mut have now? Death will break in en your conju- gal relations, and alas if you have to stand over the weave, oc' ono who perished from. your neglect. ` Ah, asy friends, there is an !sear corning when °fir past lift will prob- ably pass before us 1.11 review. It will be our last _hour. If from our death pillow we have to la,•ak back ctnd see a life repeat in sinful atnii5O- • recut, . there will 'be .a, dart that will will make us qua1 a like 1Pacbe'th. The iniiluities'. of . ric ting through. , Which we ha,vepassed, will come cpon ua. weird add aktietoit •fust Mbg M rules. +Desai, the old Stly'lock, will deatand aid take tits rein�umixig. ra drop ofIles n,sl the resstaining {, ly opportunity. Eat ever- drop of blood, and upon, our;last Enter the odrop forever. watelnti er realities of as eternal: op_portunity for repsetaiaee and Dail' frond. 1't mete iiiti.ce for heaves trite curtain ;r ,'• . 1 tgo f7tttiriu' sail .jay,. thee these SECURITY. Cenuhaie Carter's Little Liver Pills* M:set Bear Signature of iia--- �., Fec-Slmtto Wrepper.Below T°17 "1,017; a nd ltd; OS* to take es:agar.• MEW,-: te:>. I rt '- iabs.,rr„rler' Tee« •dtf�". '!a!��_.r Stet( 11184111114004.