HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1898-1-7, Page 7IAN', 7, 1908
SCULPTURE Of THE EEP
Rev. Dr, Talmo on God Amid
the Coral Reefs,
GOD AND TILE BEAUTY OF NATURE
The newer or the See, From Midi the
Street Preacher piens a Coral, moven
elm 10 Excision, "'Mere Is a nett toil 1
Adele, eingo flow esivine Till 10110o Le
Tinight.
Washington, DON 20, -This pictores-
quo discourae of Dr. Talmage leads his
bearers and re oris through unwonted
regions of contemplation and ie, full of
practical .gospol; text, job Nevin, 18,
"No mention shall be made of coral."
,Why do you. say anti Inspired draw. -
▪ 1 Vhen you wanted to aet forth
the superior value of our religion, yoa
tossed aside the onyx, which is used
for making exquisite careers cold Om
eaPpliire, eky blue and topaz of rhom-
blo prism and the ruby at frozen blood,
mad here you say that the coral, which
is
8 scalrisele f shape and. a transport
or color to those who have studied it,
ite not worthy of znention in comparison
with our boly religion. "No mention
shall he made of coral." At St, Johns.,
bury., Ve., to a Mum= built by the
thief citizen, as I examined a specimen
en the shelf, I first realized whet a.
holy of holies God can build and bas
emelt ln the temple of ono piece of tor -
al. I do not wonder that Erneh Heck-
el, the peal scientist, while in Ceylon,
wes so entrancea with the specimens
w hich some Cingalese divers had
brouget up for his inspection that he
ihbasselt plunged into the sea and went
(emir under the waves at the risk of
his life, again and *gain and Liman,
that be anight know more ot the. coral,
the beauty ei which he indicates eon.
slot even be guessed hy those who have
only seen it above water, and after the
polyps, whie,h are its sculptors mot arcb-
Heels have died and the chief glories
of thesc submarine flowers have expir-
ed,. job in my text did not mean to
depreciate this divine sculpture in the
coral roofs along the sea coasts.
No one ean afford to depreciate these
white palaces of the deep, built under
God's direction. He never changes his
plans for the building of tile islands and
shores, end for uncounted thousends of
years, the coral gardens end the coral
castles and the oorel battlements( go on
and up. I charge you that you will
please God and plume yourself it you
will go into the minute:examination of
the oorals-their fou.ndations, their pin-
nacles, their aisles, their pillars, their
soaves, their cleaveges, their reticula-
tion, their grouping-ramilies or them,
towns of them, cities of then" end con-
tinents of them. ancleed you cannot
appreciate the meaning of nay text un -
Mae you know something of the coral
-labyrinthian, stellar, columnar, flor-
al, dented like shields I roin, tattle, spot-
ted like leopards, embroidered like lace,
hung like uphoistery-twilight nnot
auroras and sunbursts 01 beauty 1 From
deep crinnon to milk white are its
colors. You may had this work of God
through the animalcules 80 fathoms
aoasn, or amid the breakera, where the
sae dashes the wildest and bents the
mightiest and bellows the loudest. These
sea creatures are very busy. Now
they build islands in the centre tt,f the
Pacific. ocean, Now they lift barrtsrs
around the continent. Indian ocean
Red see and coast .of Zanzibar have
specimens of eheir infinitesimal but
sublime masonry. At the "reeession of
the tido e you ancy Lit 00100 places fillet the
top ot their Alpine elevallots, while
elsewhere nothing but the deep den
somndings from the decks of the Chal-
lenger, the Poroupine 'ancl the Light'',
Mg of the British expedition can an-
nounce therm.. The enceent Gauls em-
ployed the eon,' to adorn their helmets
and the hilts of. swords. ln (many
lends it has boon used as emulate. 'rhe
Algerian reefs one year; 1878, had, at,
work amid the coral 311 vessels, with
9,150 smilors, yielding in profit 8505,-
000. Sue the secular and worldly val-
ets, of the corset is nothing as ceimpared
with the morel rend religious, as iwhen,
in my text, ;fob employs it in -compari-
son.1 do not know how one one can
examine a coral the size of the thumb
nail ;without bethinking himself of God
aarl worshipping him, and feeling the
opposite of the .gresti; infidel surgeon
leetaring to the anticlinal students in
the dissecting room upon a human eye
which he hoed In his hand shoeing i ta
wonders of architecture and adaptation
when the idea rxt God flashed upon hien
so powerfully ho cried out to th.e stud-
entst, "Gentlemen, there is a God,. but
halo litml" Picking up a oaral, I feel
like crying out, "There is a God, and
I adore 131,01 1"
Nothing se impresses me with Omelet
that our God lovas the Itectuttful. The
most beettiertil *oral of Cho world neve'
tomes to human observation. Sun-
rioes and sunsets he han,gs up for nit,
teens to look at; 11.0 may green the
geese and rotted the dew (11(0 1)0811 anti
eel: on fire autunmet foliage to elease
inertia .eight, but tbpse 111008a/1de of
miles of coral achievements Lthink he
ins bed built for his O10I1 'delight. In
those galleries he alone e can week. The
meek,
of these keys, played 011 by the
tenors of the wave, he only eett hear.
The ssiow of that whl 'ancl the bloom
of that crimson 110 aloue. can 8013,
10Istving Learnt tu red bis world" to please
Mee human race and lifiael a glorious
heaven to plow the angelie
Inbolil-
gsw, 1 am glad tame be has planted,
lave gardens of the deep to please him-
self. But hero and there God allows
apecimens, oce sebma,rine glory Lo be
brought Op Nita Set befell) U.8 Or sub-
lime contemplation. While I speak
these great 11811(0191 of aoophytee,
aeleasearinne, and mactrepores, with ton..
teelee for trowel, are building just;
eaeh reeve as wo, find in ottr text. The
dlossionst may be moto rare„the Mattel
may he more sparklieg. the ehryaopreee
•
THE 131iUS3IBLS
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may be more ahleze, but, tbe coral
Abo long, deep, everlasting blush ell the
8011. Y31, Joh, who understood all
kinds of precious stones, declares thet
the beauty and value of tile coral are
melting compared with our holy re-
ligion, and he Moles up this ventilate
formation and looks title and Dino it.
aside with all the other beautiful
things be lois ever hoard cf and criee
out in ecathey or admiration for Mee
superior qualities or our religiose "No
mention, shall be made of coral."
Take my bout and tee will letter
through thie bower 00 1138 tee while I
mow you that oven exquisite coral is
n et; worthy of being compared with the
reeler jewels of a Christian soul. Tile
ferret thing that strikes ate in looking at
the coral is its long continued acetone..
latices. It is not (.1110101 111) Rice Coto -
peel, Islet is an outbutting and an oat -
branching of ages. In itolyneala there
ere. reefs beindreds of feet deea. and
1,000 ;settee long, ' Who built these
reefs, these islands? The zoophytes,
1 1110 °mutilates. They were not Ruch
worIcens whe built the pyramids as
' were there mesons, these creatures of
the sea. What small creations
amounting to what seat aggregation I
Who can estimate the ages between the
time when this madrepores laid the
foundations of ehe islands and the
Limes when the madrepores put; on the
capstone of a completed wokl It
puzzles all the scientists to guess
through bow many years the cereal:nes
were building the SelltiNV1011 Bad So-
ciety intends and the Marshall and
Gilbert groups. But more slowly and
wonderfully accumulative Is grace in
the heart. Yea sometitnee get die-
oouraged because the upleolding by the
soni does not go on MOTO rapidly. Why,
you have alt eternity to build in. The
litele annoyances of life aro zoophyte
builders, and there will be small toyer
on top of smell layer, and. fossilized
grief 081 t1110 top of fossilized. grief.
Grate does net go tip rapidly in your
soul., but, blessed be God, it goes up.
Ton thousand million ages will not fire
.sUgLe..ver"Iraltr'';ifieir:1=T bethlitIOP1t;
868 01! earthly disquietude will (1111(111 -
ally rise tile reefs, the islances, the con -
I tinents, the hemispheres of grandeur
I send, glory. Men talk as though in
j this life Ivo only haa time Lo
I But whet we build in this lire as com-
pared with 301391 NVO shall huild in the
next life is aa a. stripelt shell to Aus-
tralia. You go into (In architect's
study and there you 200 the sketch of
a, temple the cornerstone of which ha11
n et yet been MM. 011, that I mild
bave anit(3 9.0100
tketelt of melee
u310)4onw you y has bl
What altars of sapernsil worship
What pinnaeles; thrusting their gut-
tering spikes into the sun that; never
sets! You do not scold the corallines
because they cannot butts)an island In
a day. Whv should you soold your -
8610 because you cannot complete a
temple of holicness for the heart in this
short lifetime.? You tell rue ece do
not amount; to muela now, but try us
after a. thousand alltili011 agnen of hal-
leluiah. Let tee hear the angels chant
for a million, centuries, Give 1.10 an
eternity with (111110. 11(1 then see if we
do not amount to eomething. Moe&
slowly and. 'marvelously accumulative
is the grace in the 813(11 than any-
thing I can think of. "lin mention
shall be made of coral."
Lord, help 11,S LO learn that which
most of 110 are elefk tent in -patience 1
If thou cabal; take, through the eea an-
emones, (11111 10739 of year.; to build one
bank of cora ought we not to he wile
the to do work through ten years or
50 years svithout eemplaint, without)
restlessness, without elm fing of spirit?
P0116080 with the erring; patience
that NVO 004111011 1111.08 the nulle.nnium in
a few sweelcs; petienee with assault of
eatagoitiets; patience at whet neeine
• slow fulfilmeol„ oe Bible promises
petienre with physiona'allitients; pati-
ence under delays of Providence;
grand, gLorious, all enduring, all con-
que,ring patience! Pa Lielle0 like that
which my Lately neeeneled friend, D.r..
Abel. Stevens, describes when writing of
0110 03! Wesley's preachers, John Nelson,
who, when a leen had him put in prison
by falee charges ana being for a long
time termente(1 hy 1319 0110103 said, "The
Lord lifted up a. st need rd when the sing-
er was coming en like e flood, else
saould have rang' bio neck to the
ground and set, my foot upon it. Pati-
ence like that of Ocrieles, the Athenian
seitesman, who, vermeil a men pursued
him to his: ow 11 door, hurling at him
epithets azi11 arriviog there 101te11 it .had
become dark, sent hie servant with a
torch to light Ilia i•1101113' 101010 to 11(9
11011181, Patience that eulogized by
the Spantsn proverb when it says, "1
have lost: the rings, hut here are the
fingersstill." Petience 1 The sweetest
Singer for the, sourest cup; the balance
wheel for all mental and moral machin-
ery ; the foot teat treads into placidity
stormiest lake; the 1011110 for other-
wise rash tongues; tee sublime silence
that conquers the holsteroue and blat-
ant. Patience Mos that of the most
illustrous exempts of all the agesXClle Christ; palled under betatiyal,
patient under theareatteent or .1; Rate's
oyer and terminer patient under the
eameetoration of his assailants; patient
under flagellation ; patient under the
charging spears of Cho Ronan cavalry;
patient1 unto deetle Under all 1181(1'
(3010(108.51 eniploy it, Whatever 601116e
8(101(1 ,1, Hold onovalt, belie up.
Take my hand again, and we will go
a little farther into this garden of the
Sea, 011111 WOI filiall find that in propor-
tion as the, climate le hot the noral is
weal thy. Draw IWO ieotherinal lutes at
60 degrees 000111 and south all the
0(308.1100, 0111(1 you find the favorite home
of the come Go 4;o the hottest Pert
of thePacifie seas and you. find the, fin-
est secs/Mem of coral. Coral is a,
ohild of the flee, leut more 04011-
do:0ully do the 1(611,18 81111 tires oL trou-
ble bring out the jetvels of the Chris-
eted, Those are net 'tbe stalwart
men '10110 8.00 asleep on the 8(18(1011 (92011,
but: these who ase pounding amid the
furnaces. I d* nob know Of any other
way of getting 11, thorough Chrietian
charsioter, I will shows yea a Octave.
Hero are a Y.'ether field mother 01) or 13(1
Y01101( Of age, their family; around them,
11 is 'Sabbath. rooming, alley hates
peayers, They 118110 1110 childrenei cats),
(lidera. Tboy'hswe pavers every day of
the emelt'. They are in humble eireatm,
patios& nut after awhile the wheel of
fortemo turtle up end the 111821. gots hes
020,000. NOW he luta reraIyers on Sale
bath and oettry' day of tem week, but
he, ha13 aropeed the catechism. l'be
W11001. of fortuneterns up mein, and
he mete 11M $80 000 Now he has prey.
on, Sabbath morning alone. !rho
w11641 Of roretnie keeps 'threirigette end
he has $206,000, nod. Mew he hes pray,
ers oet Sabbath' Morning wiieu ho feels
like it and there is no compeny. Tho
wheel of fortune keeps on turideg 11p,
and he has his 8000,000 and no prayers
at all. Pour leaf clover in; a pasture
field le not (10 rare ass family prayers
in the Maumee of voople who have more
than $800,000. 'Bat newt the wbeol of
fortune tarns down, and the man loses
000,000 out or the 5800,000, Nolw ou
Sabbath morning he le cin a }steplad-
der looking for a Bible under the old
newts/Japers on the lookease. Fie is
meing to have privet's. His affairs are
more end inure complicated, lied after
awhile omega goes his last; d011ar. Now
be has prayers every morning, and he
heals hie grantlehildrem eay the mite -
plasm. Prosperity took bit away faahl
Cod; adversity drove him hack to God.
Hot elimitte to make the coral ; bot
and se/siding trouble, to make the jew-
els of gran& in the soul. We all hate
hrouele and yet it does a great deal
for sts. You Iowa beard perhaps of tbat
painter who wishoel, to get an expres-
sion of. great distress for his canvas
and Ohio had, Ma servant lasli a man
Met and put hioit to great torture, and
then the aelest caught the look on the
vietinra face and immediately transfer-
red it he the canvas. Then he said to
the servant, "Mere torbere," and un-
der more torture there wee a more
thorough expression of pain, and the
artist: said; "Stem there. Wait till I
catch that extmessicer, There 1 Now I
/we it 'won the 041110a0, Let loose the
viotim. I have a work that will last
forever." "Oh," you say, "he was an
Inhuman painter !" No doubt about
it. Trouble is cruel (100(1 inhuman,
but he is a greet pulsator and out
of our tears and blood on his palette
ho makes colors that never die. 011
that it. might be a picture of Chris-
tian fortitude, of Mining bops!
On the shy I was licensed to preemie
the gospel an of Christian man -took
my band and said, "ofy- son when you)
got in a tigbe corner on Saturday night
without eny sermon sen(1 for me, and
will preaoh for you." '(Voll, it was al
great encouragement to be beaked up
by slush a, good old minister, and it war,
not long before I got into a tight cor-
ner on Saturday night, without any
Berman, and I sent for the old min -
later, and he came and preached, and
it wa; the lest sermon he press:had. All
the leers; I crie(1 al his funeral could
not express my affection for that man,
who was willing to help me out of a
tight oorner. Ah, my friends, that; is
what we all want -somebody to Italy
es out of a tight corner. You ere
la one 11010. How do I know ite I am
used to judging ere human counts -
names, and I see beyond the smile and
beyond the courageous look with which
you hide your reeliegs train others.
kuiuw you are in a tight corner. What
to do? Do Se 0111(1 when I sent for old
Dr, Scott. Do better than I did -send
for the Lord God of reedel, and. of
joshea and of every other man who
got into a tight corner. "Oh," says
some one, "why cannot God develop
me through prosperity instead of
through adversity?" I will answer your
question by asking another. Why
does not. God dye our northern and
temperate seats with c.oral? You say,
"The water is not hob enough." Thorel
Tn answering my question you have
answered your own. Hot climates for
richest speohnens of coral; hot trouble
for the jewels of the soul. The coral
fishers going out from Torre del Greo-
co never brought ashore such fine spa-
oimens as are brought out of the scal-
ding surges of misfortune. I look;
down into the tropirel sea. and there
Ise something Haat loc.ks like blood, and
0903', "Has there been 01 great battle
(.103011 there?" Seeming blood scattered
all up and down the reefs, It is the
blood of the corel, and it makes me
think of those Nebo COMO out of greatt
tribulation and hav,o their robes wash..
ed white in the blood of the Lamb, But
these gems of earth aro nothing to
the gems of heaves). "No mentiola
shall be snade of coral."
Again 0 take your hand, and we walk
on through this goaden of the 8(10 0.13(1
look more partietilarly than We did atc
Om Watley of the coral. The poets
have all been fascinated with it. One
of them wrote -
There, with a broad and easy motion,
'11110 ran aorta sweeps through the
elver deep sea,
And the yellow and soarlet hefts oe
the cream,
Are bent like eorn on the Upland
lea.
Near my early home there was a
place willed the Two Bridges. These
bridges leaped the two streams. 'Well,
my frienclsthe religion of Jesns Christ
is two briages. It bridges all the past.
It arches and overspans all the future.
makes the dying pillow the land-
ing piece of angels fresh from glory.
turns the sepulcher into a May time
orebard. It catches op the dying in-
to full orchestre. Coralluml And yet
that (1 0419 ant exprese the belay. "No
mention shall be made of coral,"
I lake your band again and walk a
little farther on in this garden of the
sea neld 1 sae the clOrability of 1118 170030
or 1:110 0101). Montgomery says of it. He
saps. "Frail wore their forms, ephe-
meral thole live, t11.1 maeonry tomer-
ishalrle." Ithizopods are insocla so
small they are invisible, and Yet they
built the Appenines and they planted
for their own monument the cordiller-
ne, It takes 187,000,000 of them to
make one grain, CnVala are changing
the navigation of lbs sea, saying to
the ()eminent) of the world, "Tetra this
thennel." "Take that channel," "Avold,
the (31 11111 rhea nel," A. n im Moil es
beating back the. Atlantic. and Pacific
sees. if the ineeets of (110 01101(11 !ewe
leuilt a reef Lone 10114(9 long, 1v Ile
1080108 1.11 t that they may 301 1)111171
a'Mee 8 888 miles lutlF, and thus heb
by one stone b
ridge Europe shell lie
1.1 0 !tell With (*lig continent 00 me side j
and by another Atone bridge ieete, will I
.united with this continent un i
other gide 8.111) the tourist of the evoeld ;
witinnit the Lure Of. a eteagner's 3011 143)
or the spread of a ehip's ;sail, nine ge
all (wound the world, and thus be ful-
filled the proplieey, "There :hell be cm
more sm."
nu NI durability 00 1110 mantle( work
is not et 1111 to be nompared with the
durability of our work Mr God. The
coral is going La mumble In the fires
et the host (ley, telt our Wet* 001' God
will ender() forever. No more discour-
Wed man ever lived than Beetlersen
the great Inimical 0011150eer. tintnerei- •
fully orltielzetl by brother artists 0(101
Me muscle %mei:Imes roasted.
lejer for 26 yeas's, and enreed
on his wey fe Vienna, Lo hog food.
and losIging set it eery pada hoese 113
the readeicie, In Gila tIVO11111g fam-
ily opene15 41. ronsieel inistritmeni and.
pleyea. and, wing with greet ()alined,
aaln, and 01818 Of Hee nembere they yen-
d6Borwail 30000 5(13
80Pheeenliturat iaety 1;0%8 .1,naild
*Pad. Beet hoven, sit 1 Ing in the room,
too (lea to hear the minging, 311(5 eur-
sloousovteOrrifolryWeroWdhautwenla:ejatp,b0111510 that2
0411031 t,ho
got through ho moiled up and tooK
the folio in his hands and found it was
his own music -Boot haven's " Sy in -
phony in A "-a1141116 0018'1 out, "I mote
that I" Tbe houmeliold sat an e stood ab-
ashed to flirt Oast their poor-looeing
guest wan the great 0003I.01)00. But he
nem left that, house salve. fever
seized him that night, and ne relief
could be afforded, and et a few days ho
dial, But just beeore expiring he took
the band of his 'napless!, who bad been
cant for, and bad arrived, seeing, " Af-
ter all, Hummel, 1 retest eave had some
taleot." to Beethoven 1 His work
atill livee, and in the twentieth een-
tury will be better 89 1)081)11110(5 than
lt Was roneteent and as long
nia there Is on earth an orchestra to
play or an oratorio to aing, 1Seeth0venes
nine 5711314110(1)85 10111 be the enchant-
ment of national
Little things decade street things. AU
that tremendous seiner of the last
Napoleon hanging on the hand of a
brakeman, who on ono of our Ameri-
can railways, caught him 0.8 ha was
falling between the earli of a flying
train. The battle of Dunbar wag de -
:idea sweets -I; the Scotch because their
matches had given out. Aggregations
of little things that pull down 00 11111111
up. When (la array Or 11 regiment
come to a bridge they are always com-
manded to break ranks, for the simul-
taneous tread wilt destroy the strong-
est bridge.
Written cdd the fly lea of one of ray
books by 0(18 whom God took
10 himself out of our househol(1 were
the following words, 7 do hot know
who composed them. Perhaps she
composed them herself :-
Not a ,sparrow falleth but its God cloth
know,
Just as when his mandate lays anion-
. aroh low;
Not a leaflet wavetli but its God cloth
see,
Think not, then, 0 trembler, God for-
, , getteth Weed
For more preolous surely than the birds
that fly
Is a Father's image to a Father's eye
E'ea thine hairs are numbered. Trust
laim full and free,
Cast thy care upon him, and he'll care
for thee.
For tit'e God that plainteee ta thy breast
0. soul
On his saored tables dotle thy name
cheer thine heart, thou trembler, never
faithless be,
He that marks the sparrow will re-
member thee.
Ole be encouraged I 1)0 not 9313 10011
say, "My work is so smell." Do not
any sweetest' say: "My work M so in-
significant, 1 cannot do anything for
the upbuilding of Godts kingdom.' You
can. Remember the coastlines. A Chris-
tina mother sat sewing a garment, and
her little girl wanted bo help her, and
so she sewed on another piece of the
same garment, and brought it to her
mother, and the work was corrected.
It was imperfect and had, to be all tak-
en out again, But did the mother chide
the ohild? Oh, 710. She said. " She went -
ed. to help nas, and she did an well es
she could." And so the mother bless-
ed the child, and while she blessed the
MOM else thought; of herself and said;
"Perhaps it may be so with my poor
work at the last. God will look at it.
It may be very Imperfect, and 1 know
it. is very crooked. He may have to
take it all out. But he knows that
I want, to serve lane and he knows it
is the best that I can do." So be com-
forted la your Christian work. Five
thousaed million corallins inside one
emallum. And then they missed away
11.11r1 other millions t•ame, and the work
is wonderful. Bul; on the day when
the world's, redemption shell be coa-
eurnmatecl, and the names of all the
millions of Christians who In all ages
have toiled on this structure shall he
read, the work will eppea.1 so grand
and the achievement so glorious and
the durability so everlasting that " no
mention shall be made of coral."
POVERTY OF THE BLOM
A TROUBLE THAT IS MAKING THE
LIVES OF THOUSANDS
MISERABLA
gtrtngs 111 1110 Train, Nervousness, Pates
in the Back and Side, Road/mhos. Henri
ridoltation and Results Validly Where
Efficacious Treatment Is Not Resorted to.
From 'the Sussex, MB, :Record.
Thera are many ways In whioh peo-
ple may prove benefactors of the htt-
man race, There, aro those who of
their abundance spend large sums in
erecting 'nubile buildings end beauti-
fying oublio parks. Others spend their
tummy In obaritable work, end in alle,
vialang the sufferings of loss fortum
ate fellows, and for these acts
these people are honore1. The
person, who, having obtained ee-
lief from sickness, and makes public
the MeanS by 1whinh health Wae regain-
ed, is noise the less a public benefac-
tor, Among these letter is Miss El-
ena O'Neil, daughter of Mr. James.
O'Neil, o. vel 1-10.110 .fartner, (1010(5 (1108.1
Igillseream, Ringers Co., N. 11. Miss
O'Neil was attaakea with anaemia -
poverty of the blood -a. trouble enter-
tetetely too eomeacet among the
young girls of the pieseent day, and
one which is a:eaten to terminate
fatally, it not promptly cheek,
ed, and the blood en's:jihad and re-
newea. Having discovered a rem-
edy Lime will achieve this happy
Iseult, Kiss O'Neil its willing that teem
reap lege sufferers may ream the bene-
ee.ititt'of rlitl8x.a1:0.1r71,08inoiNT°0"'Net0ifr0r8e1 tile,dri
the story of her 81(11 cure. She
mid; "I believe that had I L241: begun
the tree of Dr. Wi•Iliorwe Pink Pills; my
trouble o would Mom outied. fatally. My
illawss cense 111,3111 HO gradually (.het 1
ean scarcely sity when it. began. The
011111 symptoms 311101134 Leas Of 0010r, M11
a feeling of tiredness following even
Mode:rale exertion. clracilitille 1 1,0-
(281101 SS pale as a. and W
1;041110y nervonse Thee 1 was 111111(10-
101. with: n, 0trt 1111 111,4 Sian, NV dn.ily
grew mare 01141 more intense. 1 eottg1i-
011 A grille. sloe and finally gr030 1411
NtiOak if 1 went; lialstabte 1 1)30t. to,
rest who1 reaoherl the
petite 1!00240012 818. 1. WaN 31141111. tO
MONSOON Is Clean
MONSOON /$ Fragrant
MONSOON Is Delicious
MONSOON 10 Economia,
MONSOON indo-Deylon Tea
IS '1091 1110011!,
26, 80, (0, 00 and 80 onto per pound.
She Memo, Tea Oct, 7 Wellington -et. W,, larenee
wells of ilizzleasess, and severe headaches
and 1408 grielimily wesi ing awaer until
1081. all interest in life.. 1 had tried a
eumber of medicines but found no relief.
In this apparently hopeless condition
thls eppeoently bopelees condition,
while readiag a newspaper 1 saw a
ata LeMent of a, youme lady wboi'o syrap-
tome were almost. identieel with rny
owes, whe86 health had been, teetered
through the use or D. Williams' Pink
P4119. This statemeat was so cutout',
°gilts that 1 determined that I would
try this medicine. 14 my cace as in
Mott of thea young lady whom 1 had
read about, the result was marvellous.
The mans la my gado treat which I bad
suffered so much, aisappeaxed, my
oerves were strengthened, any 11.1)1)0'
(401 relearned and zny whole system
eieoned to he strengthened
istrengthened and renew-
ed, am ;now US well as any member
ea the family and have not known
what sickness was since I discontinued
the use of Di', Williams' Plnk Pills.
My gratitude towards this grand
medicine is unbounded and I hope my
statement may be the means of brieg-
ing encouragement and health tosome
°theer .sgurfailfyelen.
Thg results following the
use of. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, in the
ease of Miss O'Neil prove that they are
unequalled as a blood builder and nerve
tonio. In the wee 0(1 3011115 girls who
aro pale or sallow, listless, troubleoi
with a. fluttering or palpitation of the
heart, weak and easily tired, no lime
should he last in taking a, course of
Dr. Williams' Pink Piles, which will
speedily enrich the blood and bring a
rosy glow of health to tbe cheeks. They
are a speoille for troables peculiar to
females, sueh as suppressions, irregu-
larities and all forms of weakness. In
nien they erred a radical cure in all
eases arising from mental worry, Go'-.
0030(1010, or exceeses of whatever
1100.
Dr, Williams' Pink Pills are sold in
boxes (never in loose form by the doz-
en or hundred) at 50 cents a box, or
six boxes for 52.50, and may be bad
of all druggists or direot by malt from
Dr. Williams' Medicine Company,
Brockville, Ont.
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The maddening toothache stops when
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SOFT, DLOSSY,
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SILKEN
TRESSES,
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The following ladiellr vo kind.
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ly
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H.8
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,
GROWS A NEW CROP OF HAIR.
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in
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I, Henry Amos Plastow, of the City of London, in the County of Middlesex, Water Work'
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linen the 151111 day of Aprll, 1897, It hes stopped the itching of the soalp, stopped the hati
from falling out, removed the dandruff, and hue brought; out a thick crop of heir ethero my
bead was entirely bald before I commented using their preparation.
and I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing tt to be true and knowing
that it la of the sone force and (idea ea If made undee oath and by virtue,
of 'The 01.88.41
Evidence Aot. 189)."
Declared before meat the City London, in the County of IVfiddlesex, this
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TENAY WILL DYET OUT
Tho way that Kootenay takes hold of old ohronio
oases of Rheumatism, and rids the eystem of the
lurking poison upon which the disease exiets, the
endorsation by well-known olergynten, physicians
and hospital executives of its mires, leads Past all
d0111211 an to its power to cure this disease.
The New Ingredient, that ao marvel.
lousily in searching out stubborn and amide
rheumatism, is just as effectuel with most any
other thronio disease. Hopeless 00.808 of Bright's;
Dimes yield to its influence, Eczema, in extreme
forms where eruptions have existed from head to
foot are in its records of rearm Pale, haggard and
emaciated people, whose framee are all angles and
ourveseenefreshod by sleep,sroubledby indigestion
and uervousuesseronna 11111041th through the
use 00 3100(031117 Curs,
I, WIT. 11. WHY, reeiaing at 47 Elughson Street
North, in the City of Ilemilton, do solemnly de -
elan that I have been afiliceed with rheumatism
for seven years, and at different times csaufined to
the hospitals both in Hamilton and Toronto. 'Wee
discharged from the Hamilton hospital rater elevea
months' treetment, and on the 15th of January
last 0 WU tOld that they could do nothing 001. 1118,
When leaving them I was scarcely able to walk.
O triad a number of 80.0811011 cures; had ray feet
covered with fly plastore undor &motions of a
physician, but got gradually worse. On the lath
day of this month, after taking two and ono.half
bottles of Hyakeuanle Kootenay Cum, I threw away
my stick which I had been compelled to use for
support, and am now a healthy man, 1!088 10001 all
pain, after seven years' suffering, On Tuesday last
O was on my feet for eighteen hours steadily with.
013(1 (3117 bad results, 7 am now able to 1111181111 to
an or vegelarly, which frequently necessitates
my hands being in water for hours. 5 °onside):
Kootenay the most wonderful blood medicine and
Rheumatic) Cure ever known. Wrs. H. Wit%
DNA Elrod before Notary J. W. Nesbit.
July 17, 18146 015
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