The Brussels Post, 1898-12-2, Page 7T H E
33 R V S S E L S POST.
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MINISTER
ntf M��l� , feel s !he work rh f Ir
1y1INISTER OF TILE ogpEL. lt+lltl7`+tn(n ministry, atilt Yare glad of
ltl.4 •L, Y you have heard serinn08 on the !turd•.
ahil''. of the ntinisr1y, on the pt Mations
of
thr Jnini'lry, on the 80!'1''((08 of the
minas ry. 1 twee thought, in this lay
parting address, 1 would talk to yeti
le little while about the joys of the
('1r(:+(:u1 ministry, hoping. that. Le.
Le • 1 pet I hrough 1 !nay Induce some
s ub + len ll•'
1• u nun l alk n 1
n Ih hese young i Y g
guu l of the Luri. Almighty.
111 the first puttee, there Is the joy
of haerosling !cork. The mini.;lea' of
Christ in this clay must toil thorough-
ly and conlinuou ly if be would be
ablo to instruct, the people, be must
butte something decided to say, nand be
tilde to say it in such a way that the
people will understand. There are in
this day so many pamphlets, so many
hooks, 80 many newspapers, so many
levitating platforms, that the great
mast? of pegpite (11'e uecustnmed to die -
rose gnesli`1ns of liternaure, and mor-
als, and religion; and 1 care not how
fine the vuiee may be, how elaborate
the rhetoric., or how high-sounding the
phrase, unless the minister of Christ
has swooshing to say, all the people
know it, and
(r1:IESV ]KNOW 1'1' RIGHT AWAY.
Hence he must be busy not only with
the books inliia library; but with that
book of every -day Christian exper-
ience and of worldly observation. 11e
mu..sb not only know what were the
sceptieisme of Hume, and Gibbon, and
Voltaire, but be acquainted with the
modern is fidelities that swarm in the
street and drawing -room. Besides
that, his heart and band must ever be
open for Caristimn sympathy and help.
There are 1118 bereaved Lo be comforted.
:thele are the dead to be buried. Tbere
are the fallen to be lifted up with great
ermouragemant. There are young
men coming to town who need Chris-
tian 01)7151001. Plenty of work for voice,
for Hand, for pen. Besides that, there
are a tbousand charities of the world
and of the Church to which he must
Ln the name. of Christ, put forth his
hands.
REV. DR. TALMAGE. PREACHES ON
HIS ADVANTAGES.
NOr,• less 'l .., Ctai ui 9::err Monson d et
'013)'))) Dave dime ea 0%0 run` 'M'Imultfal•
Ova. -Soma' or (hr Int la ur the ('hrismu
AtlasI tiry r.
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S;Iagl4Pnt Sennett Olt 1 Idr g
or 0 Bllntlt(r a 0,015'.
p}, (148p10Leh front Washington hays:
—flee. Dr, Tnhn:1m' preached (ram the
dear-
ly
:•
following text-" My brethren i
ly bolused end longed for, my joy and
erawn."—Philipians iv. 1.
That is what Paul said. expressing
hie love for bis eonfidenee in the peo-
ple to whom he ministered. Rut the
words are just eppreprinle lernighl. for
me to 11130, in this my parting ticldreee
now, as l 1110 suints Litho to he absent
from you: "i\ly brethren dearly be-
loved end longed for, lay joy and My
grown."
The great cry in all denominatione of
Clirisl.iuns LO -day is fur more minis-
ters. There are many brilliant young
men, having earnest hoarts, now en-
tering upon life; but for the most
part they float past the ministry into
the counting -room, the law -office, and
the medical chair. So much has been
written and said about the hardships
of the ministry, that our young teen
are nfraid to run the gauntlet of so
much neglect, abuse end starvation.
[ havo tai say that the majority of the
books written on this subject are ex-
aggerations of the sorrOws of the min-
ister's lite, and for the most part give
only one side of that life. I have to
tell you that :I believe the office of the
minister of Chriet has fewer trials,
larger spiritual emoluments and re-
wards, brighter 1ndneements, higher
development, grander joys, than any
other occupation in all the earth.
Admitting, so plainly that no man
shall misinterpret what I say, that
there are now many ministers under-
going persecutions, and hardships, and
outrages that amount to positive mar-
tyrdom, 1 contend that these are the
exceptions; and that, gathering an au-
dience of a thousand ministers of
Christ,
NINE ISUNDRIED
of them have many advantages,—good
books, refined associations, sons and
Now, I say that a man entering the
ministry with the right spirit will
find perpetual exhilaration and joy in
the work. To stand before a company
of 'immoral men and lvomen im rortun-
ing them to such belief and behavieur
as shall lead them to high happiness
on earth and open for them the gran -
dears of eternity; to enter the har-
vest -field where the grain is ripe, and
the sheaves are owning toward the gar-
ner—that is Ole for the body, that is
inspiration for the mind, that is rap-
ture for the soul; and if there is in all
the world an occupation or profes51on
that yields such mighty satisfaotion, I
have never beard of it. Some have ex-
pressed it as a matter of surprise that
our life -insurance men bave stated
that ministers of the Gospel, as a class,
1,0'8 Ph': may b' lifted. Multi -
tides of time, to whom he 11)8 brought
t h c•utalfoa. 1 of lbt' Gospel in hour's of
tubulel,inq route to him in his hours of
disaster:
!belt' s1reaming eyes together flow
i'or human guilt and too.'1 ,1 woe;
Their ardent. prayers'3o:,ptIl 0 rise
Like rnlnsling fhtm5s in onto Moe.
'"I'utether oft' they vele the place
\\'h:'rc Cod revel 1. 11is smiling face;
rearm) above,
'i 1 ]inti
AI length they til 1 }
A heaven of joy, brc.Jue of love."
I have fell:, my blelilren and 11811.rs
in Christ, eonstru.insd in title moment
of parting for no tib.,8708 of eouus
weeks, toCa1lY
you,
deep,
high, pro-
tracted
O-
theted
joy of the Chrlstiun ministry.
I do now believe there le any (1001e-
gn Lion on earth that has neon more
:ynlpathelle with the work of a
pastor than you have been will: me,
Ana I h•tve f.'lt that before I po away
ft on you now imuit offer my thanks,
first to Go 1, tend next to you, I0or 1
ono •ay, In the aerie of the apostle in
the text, "'Hy b minim dearly beloved,
my joy end (s. ova."
b'o+' these three yena`s I bave receiv-
ed kindness al: the hands of this peo-
ple. 1 have dwelt among you with
Imperfect lone, not so well known to
you ns to myself. And in looking
o•ce there three years, 1 have but one
fault to find, and that 18. that
YOU HAVP) 13EIIN TOO IK1ND.
With my temperament, I know that I
mu t In that time have said a good
10 0y tiling.+ that f ought never to
have raid. and must have done a gond
many things that 1 ought never to
hare dont. And ,.o now, in this easing
hour, I ask (Ms` foraivellesS of God
and the forgiveness of Lhirt people for
all the Fho'l.c'ominxs of my ministry.
I know, any friends, you will not be-
grudge me this vacation. It has been
a very buy y'ar to me—Gori only
known hour busy. I have tried as well
(LB 1 could to look after the spirituel
welfare of hundreds of families. While
I have seen angry (Hermes:ons in the
newspapers about how many hours
a man ought to work, some saying
he ought to work eight, and some say-
ing eight hours were too m10011, I
have 1 his year s:orked fifteen hours
per day as a regular thing, and. etill
stand before you in 1,811 et bealh, al -
through this vacation comes very ac-
ceptable. You will be glad that I have
this opportunity to rest.
I want, to -night, to build on this
platform a mO11uTneTlt Ln the goodness
of God and to your faithfulness tome
as a pastor. I; would like to say over
daughters well fed, well clad, well edu- live longer then any other glass o
Gated o partuntties Lnnumerable— people. 11 Ls no surprise to me. The
p joy of their work is the reason of their
while all around there is the evidence longevity.
that their services are being 1 remark again: there is the joy of
appreciated. Gather a thousand elevated associations for a minister. If
a man be tolerably acceptable in his
merchants together, and I will work the refinements of society open
show you that nine hundred of before bum. Ile is invited into the
them have had harder knocks, greater conclave of poets and artists; he is
frequently surrounded by kindly influences; so -
Privations, have come more eqy oi.ety breathes upon' him its most
to the study of severe economy, have ELEVATING ADVANTAGES.
!larder work to pay their rent, and Men in other occupations must depend
many have been subject to annoyances on their
wealth
and achievementsvemant
s
to
which a minister of Christ never ex- obtain such position. By reason of
periences. the respect of men for the Christian
We are to remember the fact that a tu(nister, all those spheres open before
him. In addition to that, and more
vast majority of men in worldly oc- than that, his constant asso0iates are
' • i the princes of Gad and
the heirs of
u ations do not succeed ; ].hat 1t s an e
c p
authentic statistic, that out of a bun- heaven.
dyad merchants all fail except two; 1 Then comes the joy of seeing souls
converted. "Go Loto all the world and
that there are tens of thousands of preach my Gospel," said ('hrist; and
means of brit -
t is to 110 great bring
-
the
the be :,leeks living on insufficient salaries
that it . is a rare thing when a numbest- ing
the WOrld back to God. To go
from the house of God soma Sabbath
is earns 111000 than a plain livelihood. 11(141( feel. that the 58130011 has fallen
a We are to take, i soy, these things into dead, and to be told the next day by
' '
consideration, and remember that if :some man, "That 481mOn was the re -
the ministry sometimes has its hard-' demotion of my soul." It has been
the history of altos• all the sermons
ships, commerce and .mechanism have about which I have heard that that
their hardships. • !particular administration of the Gos-
We are to remember that the minis-' pet bus been blessed to some one's sal-
ter of the Gospel, so far as worldly vation. I went home one Sabbath al -
support is concerned, has the advan- most resolved never to preach again;
tags over the doctor, the lawyer, and the Gospel seemed to have no affect;
almost every other profession at the but before one week had passed I found
inert; for although a man in these that five souls, through the instrumen-
professions may after a while come to talily of that poor sermon, had press -
11 know that his first ed into the kingdom of God. It is a joy
arL1Ut(UU',
ten years are a hard struggle, and a like that of the angels of God over a
livelihood is not won; wbil0 the min- repentant sinner to see men turning Wive(' little or no benefit from their
islet• of the Gospel steps right out of their backs on the world to follow treatment. Change of air was finally
the theological school into a settle- Christ, and to hear then. saying, i'eo0mme'nl'l o end
removed
801111
anent, where from the first day be is: "Where thou goest 1 go; thy people hens^ht eh o for the halloo war notice
supported. Show me one minister of shall be my people, thy God my God; s g
Christ who has fared hard, and I will i where thou chest will I die, and there able at Lust, but he scion released into
show you len merchants and mechanics' will I. be buried." Oh I this is the the Maccondi io11 (10d de Lars sosought
ht
Y help # g
vho leve lien fretted and exasperated,`joy of the heavens. district in turn. Sleeplessness took
possession of him and soon he was
wasted away to a mere skeleton. Then
the doctors declared they could do
nothing more for ]lime and advised
him to go to California, Doting all
TOLD BY THE EDITOR
DURING h .HOLIDAY RAMBLE 1113
VISITS THE OLD HOMESTEAD.
About !' 1r'm k w ItMg3,�. 11�1tj'rh��
is
Why it Is Cured by llooc#'u
Sarsaparilla
A Coolstitutionai Disease Requires
a Constitutional Remedy.
H;u I, of
the bend is the t
ul.,trt91 in a
C
and. I8
n of colds an L
.1 Bold or sur1H-s' o
really a ,1ingorou.s ailment as 11: cloy
load di reel ly to ('onsumptlon. 11 cors.
slide of in(lum*ual ion of the nlueous
membrane in I he nasal passaltls.
r❑ur
There is a di agreeable discharge
f
1 he nose and this often reaches the
03010'1111, eau tag nausea. ('ata'rrh is
cured by Ikeda Sarsaparilla, which,
by purifying I.be blood, Fool hen and re-
builds the delicate 1i,.ues. 'Thousands
of cures by this medicine after all so-
enDed ealsrrh cures brad failed, attest
its wonderful power over this disease.
11 you have any symptoms of catarrh,
take Howl's Sarsaparilla and you
any confidently expert a permanent
cure.
Ate Found Mangos That Astonished !line
One or Which 1)05mrve8 the 'Widen
Publication for the Benefit 1t 31':
Prove To Others.
From the Leader and Recorder, To-
ronto Junction.
The editor of the Leader and Recor-
der, during a reeenl holiday trip
through the counties of York, Peel,
Dufferin and Grey, Spent a few days
at the old parental homestead where
he was born and spent many happy
s the
s ad is n
T Le
years. The e old lama
township of Euphrasiu, Grey county,
about one and a half miles south of
the village of Heathcote, and about
len miles from the town of Meaford.
It is occupied by the writer's youngest
bother,
GeorgeJ.Fawcett.
The lat-
ter re-
membering
r
ter was the picture of health, n
that whon he cents from
Detroit, where he had been living for
several years, and took possession of
the homestead, he. was in such feeble
health that his life was despaired of,
the writer suggested that the bracing
Mimato of the northern regions must
be the best medicine in the world for
a shattered constitution, The
reply
Y
made contained statements so remark-
able that we consider it a pleasure as
well as a duty to give them as wide
publicity as possible through the col-
umns of L12 Leader and Recorder. A se-
vere attack of malaria, contracted
tvhilst in Detroit, brought the writer's
brother to death's door, from which he
recovered only to find himself the vie-
tim of a complication of troubles
which unfitted him for work, He was
attended by some of the most emin-
ent physicians in Detroit, but he re
7 Sa.iraa.-
grIn
^'.V par ilia
Is Canada's ()rattles: Mo Wine. 51 t six for 53.
Prepared by 0. I. Il oa & Cu Lowell, Mnss,
HOOd'S Piig ''tire Llver tile: 8557 to
tnko,aasy' o aporata. 25o,
li nd tossed about, and moved from a ,"Pressed with the news, the saints be-
large
o-largo house into a smaller one, and ' low
dogged, and dunned, and obus-1 In songs their Longues employ;
ed, and set upon, and trampled under Beyond the skies the tidings go,
fool until all courage is gene out of i And heaven is filled with joy."
mf tl-bearing.
f ac o
'Um joyu . bin the
� Therd is118 rend
,
you,- Vase lveary mond
But you say, see how old tltinistors' It floes not take a very long ministry papers from time to tame, and laughed
are neglected, and their fatniiies after before you look over an audience and al hnt be COrrued Che "lnirncles"
them. I adroit it. Shame on the see that there is nota single family at aught by Dr. Williams' P1017 Pi11s,
Christian Church that (t is so. But that has escaped sickness, losses aHe had no faith in such 'medias, and
remember, also, that there are thou- property, or bereavements of the house- it was only when the physicians told
sands of old have merchants, who, -with their bold. O I U we were obliged to stand hint That they could ego 110 more for
families, come down to abjeetest in the pulpits without this buten of him that, like the drowning man who
do8
poverty. and that: every day hero are heaven; what should we Icatches a a straw, ho thought he
mechanics moving out of their plain TO SEETHE WOUNDS HEALING; t would try a boo of etre pills, To bis
houses because they to see some one kneeling down beside! great astonishment hie sleeplessness
CANNOT PAY ']'•HEIR, RENT. the coffin of a loved one, and !tear her had 05nisha(1 before he had been using
What company of men is it sends a saying, "The Lord gave, and the Lord i the pills a week, and he slept like
music-tea018r to Luropo because he taketh itway; blessed be the 00100 of' un infant. Gradually his strength
has bronehitisI What cornpany' of the Lord --1 feel as if I could trust returned and his appetite improved,
well-to-do men meet: 'together and pass Vim; and see Christ come to the prow and soon he felt like at new man. A few
resolutions of sympathy when a car- of the vessel mud silence the months lifter taking the first close he
pester is sick 3 1 admit that in the Iluroolydon; and see a soul rise up was 115 well as ever. Por more than
r e have ou0 enno nnoos but strongthoned and lomfo'ted; to look two years past he has not takon any
ministry w y vett
yt o -day
, and y
. m
el in a ah-llov
them i in
e one-half of mad 11 whatever, ' to audience,
od t the state time,
ore•
t
rt a
ihitundoso
I wish the habiliments of, mourning,and yet will not find a sturdier soma, are no more. I think they are
le Y 'feel that there is power in that Gospel neon of mankind in Grey I lin Ciao,
less, than in eller and
speciotts, -t:o enema every grief and (1 01.10 every X. Fawcett. "What do 111)1(110 of Pink
For n articular anti spuaifio purpose h
P
to -night, 1 want to say to young men •vault(] oe the soul — alt to tell the Pills?"ht# queried wit ➢ it smile; sv y
who fear me, that if You enter the holy broken-hearted re0ple of the coegrega- I think Ibern is nothing lilm them
office u'iih the 'right spirit, loving God (ion tlmt. God pities, that God feels, 011 earth for building up the system;
and desiring usefulness, You will find that God I.0 Yea, that Gotl sympathizes but foe' 1)1'. \\'illi3111s' Pink Pills I clo
wayChristian work o : e ministry is 'y a - Le
y n suet �faotion often n joy, and istryi 191P expo'ianne of years has proven
this f t1 'n' l 1 dual is Iho ,toy of the Christian 1711(1- not think I would be mese to -day,"
that monument, as was said over 0515
that wad (raised in the wilderness,
" 11Ilzeph: The Lord watch i.otween
thee and ole when we are absent one
from another 1"
To the Garl of the mountains, and
the God of the valleys, and Ih81God
of the Ocean, and the God of the .great
town, I commend you. and your Lnmi-
lies. Let us all make longue with
him. The time will soon came when
I hall pre'lclx my last sermon, and you
will have 1.1d your last npportunily
of salvathm. "It is appointed unto
men once to die, and after that the
judgment."
And now, brethern, I commend you
to Cid, and to (he word of his grace,
n
whirl is able to Duild y u up, and (0
give you an inheritaooe among all
them that are sanctified.
"In this dark world of sin ands pain
\Ve only meet to part again;
But when we reach the heavenly shore,
We there shall meet to part no more;
The hope that we s1.111 see that day
Should abase our pre -ant griefs away."
AN ACCIDENT.
They nay the ju y has aegnilled (het
hp alri +Irl
Who Inllydered his employer.
Yes H • moat have been haloes/0.
1I+. allot Il in yon k110w. m
'Whet does Mutt proves
'lWrhy, the feel (hitt he bit him shows
it leas accidental,
DELICIOUS RED TAPE.
Wonderful Circumlocution Ira Gelling
Down A 101.11.
At Gleiwite, in Upper Silesia, a
youngster's kite got caught on the el-
ectric wile of a fire alarm. A police-
man noticed the accident, and in or-
deir to get the kite removed made a
written report, which, after, having
been perused by the " Polizeikommis-
sae,' was forwarded in succession to
the "Polizei-Inspeklor," the magis-
trate and the " Feuerloscbgeratkom-
mission." The last-named authority en-
gaged an engineer to remove the of-
fending kite, and recommended the ma-
gistrate to reward the zealous police-
pfennigs.
' m of 25
ma with a premium g
0 hPP
The engineer handed in a written re-
port to the effect that the kite had
.A. HAMILTON O SEI
SLl'R
—TCKARA
S WON
HOW MR. as fi
HIS FREEDOM,
Drti;hfa 1)1801•X,' field non 011 a Deadly
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' u J,uau t
t 'toI lel
Noll Itla
elrlp 11111011
Ile Med llod(le kidney Pills --'1 hey
Cured Mut.
118nillLou, Nov. 21.--'1'110 .1ntb;tio,ls
City is never 11e.hind her rival, •rnront0,
in any eliterpri11', e0nlmeroi•t1 orr,tJur-
wise, 11(8(1 re(•ently, would aeetu to hove
made fair progress towards out 81 rip-
ping her neighbor in tine 11 8115(3, viz ;
the number of cures of 1 dney Diserls08
,:ffeeted here by 17udd's Kidney Pills.
thirdly a day passes without record-
ing a cure by matins of this fnrnaus
and wonderful medicine.
Intereat just 1101V is ventured in the
ease of Mr. 3oseplt Rickards, of lei
('l 110208ld Street. Hundreds of Hamil-
Ionians know that Mr. Rlekar(1s suf-
fered for more than six year's, with
that terrible complaint, height's
e1Ls0. Hundreds know also, that. be
engaged the best medical 8a5i151105 he
could secure, but without receiving
either cure or relief,
Mr. Rickards is now lode and hearty,
healthy rind bappy, and his deliverance
is due entirely to Dodll's Kidney Pills.
'Writing of his ease, he says: "I used
many rentodies thlt were advertised to
cure Bright's Disease, but none of. then!
gave me e05n temporary relief. 1can-
not describe the severity of my suf-
ferings. They ware terrible.
"I was advised to try Dodd's:Kidney
Pills, and I ant thankful that I tool[
then advice. I used only four boxes,
but they drove every vestige of
Bright's Disease from my system and
made a man of me."
A statement like this cannot he light-
ly passes! by. It carries a message. of
hope, • and freedom from disease, of
health and happiness, to every sufferer
in Canada. Bodine Kidney Pills should
he in every home in the land. Kidney
Disease cannot exist where Dodd's
Kidney Pills are used.
ROYAL THIEVES.
A (Princess. a Countess, a Duebees
and the daughter of a reigning Prince
were among the 4,3'01 thieves, profes-
• ion•t1 and unpt ofeesign 1, arrested in
Paris during the last 12 months.
been removed. The municipal treasury 1
paid the poi ieemun the. sum of 25 plea -
gigs s rind received in rotten a duly
g
signed acknowledgment. The master
of the school which the unlucky kite
flyer attended, folu•leen days had been,
spent in tracing flim, received instruc-
tions against
tions to severely warn his pupils g
flying their kites against. electric
wires, and after complying with the
instructions reported accordingly.
But the "Feuerlosohgeratkommis-
n
eller
ai0tt determined that the m
should not rest there. They sent a de-
putation to the local sahool board to
ask that all sahool inspectors in the!
disrtict should be instructed to see that
all the children in the local schools'
received a similar warning. The head-
masters oe the schools were according-
ly supplied with written instructions
as to the way in which the necessary
warning should he conveyed. Circulars
were distributed among the juvenile
population. The head school inspeator
W115 informed of the steps that had
been taken. He informed the school -
board and the sehn01 board the bur-
germeister. Fin'tlly the written doc-
uments relating to the etre', wore col-
lected, and, after being furuiOhedwilh
a formidable register number, were
laid to rest in nu official pigeonhole.
Four months passed froin the loss of
the kite to the final subsidence of docu-
ments and reports concerning it.
Tender Corns.
is removed
C 8 of all )atilt T P
01
Soft corns,
0111
,.0
without pain oe sora spots by Put-
nam's Painless Corn liixtuudor. Thou-
sands idttity Shit it is certain, pain-
less, mud prompt. Do not be imposed
upon by substitutes offered for the
genuine "Putrinm'8" Extractor. Sure,
sef0, harmless.
A LONDON EEL MARKET.
Felt/ Londoners know !bat au.eelnlar-
kel: of a quaint and interesting kited
is held every Sunday morning near the
south side of Jllnok(riars Bridge, herr-
ing, of course the times when the slip-
pery fishes are not obtainable. It is
sand 10 be nearly three hundred years
old. The peculiarity of the gathering
is that here only you buy eels by the
S• -
1 ' t, 1x
n n
# bywe li
i sledR
heedful fu] n
'r. and nl-
is the )rl e
ponce n fistful1 ,
I hough the fishes etre generally small
it is much eheapel• than purchasing
by weight.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Lezatlre Bruno gninino Tablets. All Drug.
;isle rotund the moues it It /ails to 0,,,e. zee.
YOUNG SWIMMERS. •
The Sandwich Islanders are so fond
of the sea that they actually teach
their children to swinllong before they
are able to walk. The tiniest mites
play ames in water well out of
their depth.
, A FEEDING EXPERIMENT.
A correspohdeni of the ' North
13ritiah Agriculturist" calls attention
to the fart that on t:be Cockle Park
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f the Northum-
berland
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Experimental ntal Farm n
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iTerland County Council, and plot of
land stocked with gray -faced sheep,
each having 3-4 pounds of cotton seed
rake per clay, gave in two months an
increase of 52 pounds of mutton,
n ther plot, dressed with
whilst a o
gave an i1100(8se of 67 pounds of
gavemutton in two months' withf 67 out cake. ounds f
FRIGHTEN WOLVES.
It: is believed in Norway that wolves
are frightened away by telegraphed
lines. On one occasion a village voted
construction of
t o bel
in the
mane
a line pa sing near them for this
reason alone.
NOSUBSTITUTE CAN TAK13 THE P1.ACr1 OP
1113 `t(,
insist on gelling it --once trisd always used.
Lead packages- 25, 4o, 50 and 60 cents,
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v 7(j' '1: Earn this valuable Watch, Chain and Charm by ailing twenty Torras
C i - ''' Scarf Pine, at 15 emits each, Send your add ass and we forward the
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