The Brussels Post, 1898-12-16, Page 7o, 16, 1998.
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,REV, R. TALNIAGE IREAosEs ON
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Tries to creme Christian Society -Frew
Kew Take the Comforts of Deft/pen
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iteng•Ftweil Christian.
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spitLch from Washington I
se's
>reac+hed from t.be follow-
thanked God, and took
, xxviii„ 15. Paul had
ore at Puteoli, and was
xo55 the country to Rome,
haps, a great many trials
xit les. The (.'hthine ns at
r' that Paul has landed at
nd is on the way, so they
m escort him to the city. When
them, his heart relived, or, as
1 says, "Ile thanked God and
xurago." :l'h'Lt is descriptive of
wn feelings this morning. You
not be aware that this is the an -
reeve, of my settlement as the pas -
of this church. .l!ifly-two times
e shuttle has flown, in each flight
saving a week, with a golden border
sr Sabbath. Three hundred and sixty-
four Limes the clock has struck twelve
for the noon and twelve for the night.
In that time how many marriage ger-
bottle Imo been twisted, how many
graves dug, how many sorrows suffer-
ed, how many foreunes wan, bow many
souls lost, how many immortals saved)
In the first piece, 1 remark, 1: have
been trying to win your confidence
and love, not by sycophancy or by the
consultation of your prejudices, but by
preaching a straightforward Gospel,
regardless as to where it hit. A min-
ister living amidst people who do not
believe in him can not be useful. When
a congregation wish that their pastor
would be called to some other position,
he really has a call Lo go. When they
have an idea that he is influenced by
selfish trod worldly motives, his use-
fulness is done, and be 03 really has a
call t0 go as he had a call to come.
There are churches being depleted and
blasted by a ministry not adapted to
them. A minister has no more right
to kill a church than a church has a
right to kill a minister. 1 know a
man who professes to be a minister of
Chan, who is in his third settlement.
Time two previous churches that be ser-
ved have come to extinction as the re-
sult of that ministry, and these is not
much prospect that the third will long
survive; while on the other hand, there
are ministers of Christ who have for
thirty and forty years stood in the
same places, and the Lie of affection
and confidence between pastor and peo-
ple has all the time strengthened.
A good many years ago, a lad, fif-
reen years of age, heard, do England,
John navel preach from the text ; "If
any nun love not our J.ord Jesus
Christ, let him be Anathema M.ulan-
ntha." The lad grew- up, came to Ibis
country, and lived to be one hundred
years of age, not having found Christ.
eine day lir stood in the field, and the
memory of t hat sermon of John l'lavel
crossed his mind, and the thought of
how that mini3fer of Christ, at the
close of the service, said: "IIow can
1 pronounce the benediction, whin
there may 13e some here who love not
the Lord Jesus Ch'dse, and are Ana-
thema 14laranatha," 'Jho remembran..e'
of that minister brought the old men
to Christ at one hundred years of age,
and eighty-five years after be had
heard that Gospel sermon, Oh 1 it is
a grand Lining to preach earnestly,
faithfully, and euccessfully, this glor-
ious Gospel. Now, let nee be frank,
and say i.o you, ley dear people,
that I have tried to win your oon-
fidenoe ina your deep sympathy in
my Christian work. If you have seen
awe
lir me many • shortcoini n s be
re of
g
the feet thatI
bave I
nd a deeper reale-
maim of them. than you possibly could
have had, and I em hero to say that
you bave given me more than I de-
serve, and that your kindness through
1b1 last four years has made eey•minis-
try in this place an undistut'bed sat-
isfacloin.
I remark again, I have tried, in my
ministry during the past year and the
past years, to create amidst this peo-
ple, Christian sociality. There are
chueebes that are arctic SODS, iceberg
grinding against iceberg. The attend-
ants upon them conte as men Dome into
the ferry -boat, Bitting clown beaide
each other—no nod or recognition, no
band -grasping of fellowship, no throb
of brotherly and sisterly affection.
They coma) in, they sit down, they go
out. From Salurduy to Monday morn-
ing they are ferried over by ChrU,tian
ordinances, and that is all here is of
it. Now, my dear brother, if you are
cold and hard and selfish, then the
higher. the wall you build around your
soul, time better, You would (lo well to
be exclusive; but If there is in you
any thing kind, any thing lovely,
any thing noble, auy thing useful, let
ii. shine oul:. Suppose a vessel were
driven on the rocks, and wbilo fifty
people were struggling in the surf, ono
man gets safely to Lbe beach, and runs
up to the fisherman's 11ut and sits
down and Welnia himself, regardless of
those who aro still struggling in the
water—what a 0ru:e1 thing that would
be I How murk better, like the sur-
vivors of the Atlantic shipwreck, toil-
' log with both bands until the right
liana gave out and then with their
Leath seizing Lhe clothing of the suf-
fering Mies and Pulling them ashore]
And what do you suppose (loci thinks
of us if, having escaped from the floods
of sin and darkness and death, we are
eult.m',ing an unchristian scIfishnese;
while Ibsen are hundreds and 1013-
33330138 all around about us still strug-
gling in the wave? I soy, let us have
a kindly sympathy and helpfulness to-
ward those who are all around us, hive
cry church wits intended by God to be
a large family circle — oe fath-
ers end maniere, and brothers
anvil eh(ere Whnl kind of a
(amity circle Wmm uId that be
where the brothers dirt not. recognize
each other, and the p810111s were Char-
acleriaed by IOW diiy, and. Ileariloss-
s of God,have
Sons and d
ness4 on n aug}1lox
you no higher appreciation of the larg-
er ClrisLiurbrotherhood in wbi
elt you
aro gathered in churches? Who Is that
that used to sit before you in the inb-
ernaoie? Do not know. 1Vho is that
that used to sit at your right hand
and at your Jeft handl Do not know.
You ought to bave known. It la
a sin not to bo acquainted with those
who sit by us in Lbo house of God year
after year, Dotnot stand upon an th
e for-
of
's T L o name
ml'C f t n b
i la O moiety. .
m 1 s
Y
Lhe
L ' declure to youprivilege
G tis l
h Y
in giving the right hand of fellowship
to every one who comes to Lhe same
church. We have tried to culture this
Christian sociality in the sociable ; much
liar already been accomplished, and
when our new church shall be built,
we will ;rut our bend more (lemotly to
the work. The church sociable ought
to be the most cheerful of ail places.
Let there he in it a Lime to laugh.
Do not with long faces overshadow the
young people. a ou go to church and
to the prayer -meeting to warship; then
worship, and have nothing but worship.
You go to the amiable; then have noth-
ing but: sociality, Yet there are church
reunions so entirely fennel that the
liveliest thing in all the evening is
the long -metre doxology. I3e cheerful,
be kind, be sympathetic with all witb
whom you are associated. If fish go
In shoals, and sheep go in nooks, and
if flowers go in tribes, and if stars
swing in galaxies, then let all those
who worship in the same church move
together in loving and shining bands.
"Behold, how good and how pleasant
it is for brethren to dwell together in
unity I"
Again, I bane dried! In this church
to preach an everyday religion, The
vase majority of my congregation are
in business life. It would have been
absurd for me to talk about abstract
trials when I saw by the paper that
gold was going down, and men were
losing their fortunes. We must bring
a Gospel comfort just suited to the
condition of the people to whom we
Preach. Here is a physician who comes
into a sick -room where there is a case
of diphtheria. Does he apply to it me -
Moines for cholera or yellow fever, or
marasmus? Oh, no it is n specific for
diphtheria. And if we want to make
the Gospel successful in the hearts of
men in the way of comfort, we must
bring that particular phasme of it which
is thoroughly adapted to the case.
It is a simple fact that there are
but few men who take Lhe comforts
of religion into their business. You
get sick, or a member of your family
dies; you say, " Send for the minis-
ter 1"But suppose you are in a busi-
ness corner; suppose the sheriff is af-
Ler you; suppose your best friend be-
trays you; suppose tbere are three or
four men in the front office with duns
for debts that you cannot meet; sup-
pose that you can no more sleep at
night than if you were on the top of
a mast in a Mediterranean hurricane;
suppose with flushed cheek you walk
the floor nights, your bead aching as
though it would split open—why, then,
do you not send for religious consola-
tion 1 No, you do not ! You send for
some poor, miserable skinflint, and ask
hien if he will lend you a thousand dol-
lars at two pee cent, a month, and be
will not do it I You go to a friend you
helped in time of trouble, and want to
gel his name on your note, and he will
not give it, and in utter despair, and
wild with trouble, you say, "II it were
not for my wife and children, I would
jump off the dock." 1 remember a man
wino, in 1857, helped a dozen people
through the financial straits. He loan-
ed a thousand dollars here, and five
thousand there, and Len thousand there,
and took his friends to the bank, and
allowed them to' go on MS credit, and
helped them through. Five years after
his trial came. Where were those old
friends/ Gone; or, if they Dame In-
to his store, it was only to say, " God
bless you l" forgetful of the fact that
one ounce of pure financial help at
Lhatt time would have been worth fifty
tons of "God bless yous." Instead of
going at sue.h a time Lo worldly re-
sources, why did' you not go to God 1
Why did you not luck the door of your
privets otfioe, and get down on your
knees, and say, " Oh, Lord! thou
seesi: my business trouble. There
is that note in the bank, I have no
moony to meet it. There is my rent
it has become due; what shall I do
are it 7 There a e myunsaleable
goods at the warehouse. a Lord J e
sus
m t of this trouble." God
help a out;
would have done it as certainly as he
sits upon the throne and offers help
to mien who want it. You did not
go for it, and you did not get it. If
you bad made your religion do that,
it would have been worth something.
Your religion, instead of being a robe
to wrap around you and keep you
warm be the chill blusLs of trials, had
been merely a string, of beads around
ydur nock, very 130011/01 to look at,
and that is alt. I have seen a man in
a business strait go through, sustain-
ed by the grace of God. By disaster,
ie one night his fortune all went.
When I saw bin before, he was wortb
hundreds of thousands of dollars; now
he was not worth a teething. Yet he
was counting up his heavenly trees-
ures. If God had knocked out the
bottom of ` his earthly fortune, that
bottom was found to be the top of the
chest in whioh are the jewels of heav-
en! And if his riches took wings and
flow away, in their flight they met
the rayons of God Doming down to
hungry Elijah! That man to -day, on
a eatery of twelve hundred dollars as
a clerk its the same store over which
he had presided with great dignity, is
happier than Henry Var. me an the
day when Anne Boleyn came to the
e lights
rl r
1 How 1
I t
a 11111 of hay em I B
my 1 How cheerful he is I Flow
fms
el-
alInghe Is while O he is selling the
halegoodsl
You go away, seeing,
"11331 is tole of the moat agreeitble 0101
T. ever met In my life." That very
Friday evening you go into the pray-
er-ineeting where the. "time Christian
merchant worships, and you find Mini
getting up and recommending the re-
ligion of Jesus Christ with a funeral
eount'laanee and, a doleful phraseology,
enough to make an undertaker burst
into tea1 s, Howfewpeople thererre are
who talk cheerfully about the religion
of Jesus I In other words, that man of
wllorn I spoke bad more exhilaration
when lie was selling a bill of goods
than in reeogimendtng the religion
which makes ail heaven ring with the
anthems of the free. Now, ought
that sty to be? blow many are driven
from the doors of the churches by the
shnple reason that they do not want
=eh a repulsive religion. They are
afraid to shake hands with a Christian
man, lest they obeli be religiously as-
saulted. I remember very well how 11
was when I was a boy. I laid one
hour and a half under the raspberry -
bushes in the garden to escape from
the minister and the elder who acme
to my father's house on a family visit:;
and m yfather came out an the back
steps, and cried, "De Witt, where are
you?" De Will made no answer
Ought our religion to repel or marmot/
Fly little child, four years old, said to
her mother: " ,NIa, ma, I saw in a hook
a pieture of a man and a picture or
God, and the man looked awfully
frightened because he saw a picture
of God. Now," she says, "III bad been
there and God had Cama in, I would
not have been frightened; I would
have gone just right up and put my
arms around his neck and% kissed him."
Weil, I thought that Wali' pretty good
lheolo-y, In other words, religion
ought. to invite our caresses, instead
of driving the world howling away, as
though it were iomethi.ng disagree-
able, repulsive, and to be hated.
►Again, I have, in there years in
which I have ministered to you, tried
to preach a Go-pel of comfort to .the
bereaved. This is the most delicate
work to which the preacher is ever
called. IC you do not know how to
treat a wenn•.1, you had better not
touch it. How many people come to
the wounds of the soul witha spiritual
q nthewounds
cyand i they
of 0110
irritate (3 poi-
son
may require no great skill to take a
sloop across the North River; but it
does to engineer a steamship across
the Atlantic; and, there may be no
great skill required to heal a little
sorrow of Lhe soul, but to take one
through the storms end tossing seas of
tribulation and trial does require some
t: et, and ingenuity, and especisl grape.
paisee—than Napoleon 515. at the time
GE his coronation—than any man who
trusts in the wealth or honor 05 thie.
world for h.is.ohlee satisfaction. I ex-
pect the day will cone when 1 Sao set
the consolations of that Gospel an your
oounti.ng room desk; under its light
the bank protests, and the letters of
noisy creditors, rending like the full
title. -deed to the throne- and menet-
Polities df heaven. That is what I
call an every -day religion.
ST, VITUS BINGE,
A TROUBLE THAT CAUSES ITS VIC-
TIMS MUCH INCONVENIENCE
Winfred Schofield, 01'imnspereau, Y.S., Tell
now 1ic Obtained ,8 Spacdy tutu e'er.
'umlaut Cure.
From the Accdien, Wolfville, N. S.
tarr
Hew Tele Disagreeable Megan
Be Entirely Ouereeme.
A French statistician has calculated
that the human eye travels over 2,000
yat'ds in reading an ordinary sized
hovel, The average human being is
i supposed to get through 2,500 miles oe
reading in a lifetime,
May
Catarrh in the hand, with its ring.
ing noises in lbs oars, buzzing, map -
Ping
sounds,ds SOVe,r0 ht
111Che
N
cl d
ie
-
mg
reen
le discharges from the n0s0and
throat is permaentl
cured by
Mood's
rifles and en-
S'rrsapurilla, which pts
itches the blood, soothes and rebuilds
the dolic:m.ta tissues, giving them a ten-
dency to health inatend of disease, and
cures the affliction, In a natural way,
sirnply by removing its cause and re-
pairing the injury it has done. If you
have catarrh take Hood's Sarsaparilla
before Lhe disense develops into some-
thing more serious. Remember
Hood's Sarsaparilla,
_Ea Canada's greatest • Medicine. Primo U.
Hood's Pills euro Indigestion. 26 cents.
At thepresentrate of combustion it
is thought the sun will last from 7,-
000,000 to 15,000,000 years before burn-
ing itself out.
The many eases brought to his no-
tice of residence in this vicinity being
cured from physioal disorders through
the agency of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
have created in the mind of the Ace-
dien representative a sincere belief in
the healing powers of this remedy.
Yet withal he was a little incredulous
the other day when ltold of a young
man who hadbeen cured of a very
serious and deplorable disease by the
use Monty sono two bores of tbose
little miracle workers. It seemed im-
possible that such a remarkable heal-
ing could be wrought even by Dr,
Williams' Pink Pills in such short
order. Accordingly he was possessed
of astrong desire to investigate. Mr.
Winfred Schofield, of Gaspereau, was
the address given us by our informant,
and werenot long in hunting him up.
"We found Mr. Schofield to be a bright
young man of about twenty years of
ago and of more than ordinary intelli-
gence. His air of candor and straight-
forwardness dispelled any doubts we
may have had. In a very few words
be stated to us his case. "Two years
ago," he said, "I was teleen
with an
at-
Hicktbk Of St. Vitus Deuce. Sometimes
when at work I found that n3 Y fingers
would all at once straighten out and
I would be compelled to drop anything
I wins holding. One day 1 was
using an axe when seized with one of
these attacks. The axe slipped.
from my hands and in falling struck
my foot and gave it a nasty cut.
After that you can depend- upon
it I len axes alone, and it was not
long before I had to give up using any
kind of tool. My complaint rapidly
grew worse andI was soon unfitted
for any sort of work. Everything
possible was tried by me in order to
get relief, but I got no better. At
last ono day a neighbor of mine, Mr.
Fred Fielding, who had been cured by
the uss of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
advised nee to give there a trial, offer-
ing to iviy for [:bene himself if they did
not hem me.. As it turned out he was
safe enough in making 11ie offer. I
follower[ his advice, but had seemly
been= to nae theme when I began to
feel very much 13e51:er. AfLee using
two boxes 1 was perfectly cured and
have never bean troubled with the
complaint since. I am confident that
to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills alone I
0100 may cure.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills create new
bloc3, build up the nerves, and thus
drive disease from the system. In
hundreds of cases they have cured
after all other medicines have failed,
thus establishing the aleim that they
aro a marvel among the triumphs of
mo:lern medical science. The genuine
Prole Pills aro sold only in boxes, bear-
ing the full trade mark, "Dr. Wile
linins' Pink Pills for Pale People."
`Eroteet yourself from imposition by
refusing any pill that doesnot beam'
the registered trade hark around the
box. It in doubt send Minot to Dr,
Williams'
Medicine Co., Brookville,
Ont., and they will be mailed to you
pt paid at 50e a box, or Six boxes
for
DECAY OF 'VELE TEETH,
A GIRL'S TRIBUTE,
SHE TELLS HOW DODD'S KIDNEY
PILLS GAVE HER HEALTH -
Thousands of Girls Need the Sante Remedy,
Wife? They nro Suffering from. Similar
Diseases—Dodd's 5(141134'9 Pills Will Care
Them.
Toronto, Dec. 5.—There are thou-
sands of girls in this city who are pass-
ing the best years of their lives in
sickness and misery, when they should
be enjoying the blessings of health,
strength and vigor.
The observer who will watch the
orowds of girls and young women
streaming homeward every evening, af-
ter their hard day's work, cannot but
be struck by the many faces—young
faces—that should be rosy with the
glow of health, with sparkling eyes,
and well-rounded cheeks, but which are
pale and careworn, with dark circles
round eyes that have lost their bright-
ness.
A glance is enough to show that these
tired and worn-out girls are suffering.
And such a spectacle is doubly sad, be-
cause there is no need for it. Dodd's
Kidney Pills would bring the bright-
ness back to the eyes, the bloom to
the cheek, the firmness to the step,
the vigor to the entire body.
No other medicine on earth can pro-
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sults, in these oases, as Dodd's .Kidney
Pills can and will.
Miss Mary :Hinsdale, 78 Esther street,
has proved the truth of this statement
She says: "I have been a sufferer from
Female Weakness, Nervous and Liver
Trouble, and doctored without deriv-
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Kidney Pills and my recovery dated
from that time. They have cured me
thoroughly."
A trial will speedily convince any suf-
ferer that Dodd's kidney Pills will pos-
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A.gain, 1. have tried in these years in
which 1 have been your pastor, to
dispel the conventionalities of the
C!hu,rctll. There is a tendency among
Christian people to walk in religious
things of eroleslastieal stilts, instead
of coming down upon te plain, common -
name level, flow few penpl0 taik re-
ligion:, they whine about it. Whitt
charm is there for a wide-awake,
warm-hearted, enthusiastic span atniclat
the cold formalities of the Church of
God? Ile sees through them; he sees
they are a sham. Friday morning,
you go Wu a merchant''" More nod kitty
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a trial and be happy.
MoIubberty, hearing a ausp101011a
noise in the kitchen—Moiksy, phwat
are yez doin' out dhere8 Little Mika
MOSS & P'UOSPIIATE.
"The Border Counties, Adver-
tiser, also has Ietters from farmers
who attest tc Alberts' Therms -Phos-
phate powder having
eliminated mos
s
the general reason being given that
the clover which cones seems to lift
the mass out of the ground They
recommend es well to harrow such
lands when putting on the phosphate,
to allow it to 'get down into the
earth. Another correspondent un-
der the nom -de -plume of York-
shire" attests to the arming of clover
and general improvement from his
permute) knowledge.
;For Mother — I am surprised at
Charles squandering so much money on
a phonograph. The Wife—T am not.
He always slid like to hoar himself
talk.
Cure Yourself of Rlmeulnatiene
The application of Norviline—nerve-
pain rurc—which possesses such mar-
vellous power over all nerve pain, has
proved a remarkable success in rheu-
matism and neuralgla. Nerviline ants
on the nerves, soothes them, drives
pain out and so gives 10liof. Try it
and be convinced.
Snappish Individual, sneeringly — I
suppose you consider yourself a gentles
man. Welter—No, sir. I don't consid-
er I am anywhere near a gentleman,
TO CURB A COLD IN DNB DAY.
Take Laxative Strome Quinine Tablets, Ail Drug,
glide retuhd Ain manor if It fella to Owe. 1150.
TAFIIMERERSR
Only institution In Canada for the core of
very plume of speech defect. Rstabliebad
in Toronto,'3Q 0nreW am
snteod.
CHURCH'S
Pembroke Pembroke 10 onto, Canada
are
THE TRIUMPH•'
ADJUSTABLE STOVE PIPES.
Eoeyy pat upnand token down. Cam
e.mall ani * A kyW rDdealersyfor
them. hhnndaohlred by.
C. B. BARCLAY,
lee Adelaide St. W .: 1•oronto.
ED
The Hold Bros, Mfg. Co., 0(x131.1(0;
TABLES and BOWLING ALLE0S, Phone 1333, gond
ler0atologua. 267 Sing St West, T0310NT0,
STRATFORD, MIT.
Bast Commercial School W. in J. 3'melon,,Iuoo 1 enter
how
aataiogns tree
Dominion Line Steaonshi ee
Montreal sad Quebec. o Liverpool la Sommer, L,lar e
(louver' ''' Domiaton 600htemn_Iliabr Yorkshir, .'
!Superior accommodation for First Cabin, Soo-
tond Cabin and Steerage pae5angera. Rates of
s e -First Cabin, 460.03; Second Cabin,
135; Steerage 422.50 and. upwards according to
Steamer and berth. For all igforraatlon upply
ID gen? Agentgs.37 Agents,
Or DAVID St , Monttrreal.'
DARN A HOLE in Three Minutes.
IT CAN DA51LY )311 DONIS wrrle TIIE
2ff'a•Ao®
aa,o.
SHORT COUII8E 111
romp0+AND
�" MINING
2io21ns at the SCHOOL of 1016110, Illngeton, Ont,q
nn. 10Um 1009, I-.totruntion in Chemistry, Mmn-
rdllgl Geology, Blowpipe Testing, and ratite':
to d testa, Pr,•speoLing, ,Milling, and Develop.
anent, For further information apply to
iTHE DIRECTOR,Sohoel of Milling. Kingston, Ont.
FREE BOOKLET.
GU1011 TO HEALTH.
Pamphlets and Samples of
Material of our Steel Fraino
,Swiss Darner...
Niagara Vapor Bath
Rent to any address an
receipt of stamp.
Thermometer Attachment and
-. Vaporizer Complete.
Agents Wanted for ]mast Selling
Bath to America.
Ina Niagara vuor Ball Go.,
6 Grand Opera Plaoo,Toronto
CANADA PERMANENT
Loan and Savings Company.
Ideonron5rteD 1555.
Paid•up Capital 823600,000
Reoervo Fund 3,16o,000
Hasid OfBCo-Toront9ont., Toronto.
Crumb CruOffices - Winnipeg, a
IldBrI a1T8 aro reoelred st interest, paid or tom.
pounded halt yearly.
(intense 0Vl1Ra laoaed in Currency or Sterling witty
I intoned ooupoan attoehod, pnynble In Ommdn or
8 Bugland. o invent i and T ebe0. ars other'
meed by law to invent 10 the Debentures of 11Oq
(temppary,
(sytourrr Aaes MAA fon Real onditi secants at..
uurrent mice 55,300 favorable conditions vee 40 re.
' yyapomant.
LNortgagee Sad 6tuniaHERpBElRTrM enols sed,
J. fVBRBeRT MASON Director.
Attar a little pray
tion we pay Indies 5101
a week salary who
have learned to be.
come sufficiently pro -
Solent wit, Toa',
Swum DARRRR to Rot
us our agents and to
instructotherein their
locality. We require
thousands of sample'
daratnge for our buMt
nese, and girls Sod,
women who have Tit e•
awle9 DAnxaR can
easily earn from 03 to
61 weekly in donning
samples for up. Tun
Swire DAnwaa will
pat a fresh heel or toe
in n Hooking in two
minutce. It mends
table olothe, curtains.
underwear and all
fabrics with equal
Meaty and speed, and
a child ase operate it
at • oaeily as a stains)
mime. Tr, emus
DARNLR neatly box-
ed, complete with felt
Inetmotlone,tesUmoo-
tale, eta, sunt to may
address on receipt of
rrloe, 25 dents. Sample derniogs, five cents additional.
iho 834305 Darner ea, 73 Adelaide 8t. W., Toronto..
Odorless
Closet.
The best and most sensible iaven*
tion of the age. Endorsed and recom-
mended by MEDICAL men all over
the country. PRICE SO REASON-
ABLE that no home should be with-
out one. Write for circular to
TIDE ODORLESS GREMItTURY [Md
BTIRG l .
G NERAL RE ,
E
Hamilton, Ont.
FREE.
Wo give this fine
watch, and also a
chain and charm for
selling two d oxen
Levan Cousin Styr.
Tons, nth) etc, each.
Send your address
and we forward the
Boctone, postpaid,
and our Premium
Lisa No money re-
quired. Sell the But.
tons among your
friends, return the
money, end we sand
the watch, prepaid:
A genuine American
watch, guaranteed n
good timepiece.
Mention this paper
when writing.
LIST
BUTTTON
100..
Re Adelaide St, B.
Toronto, Ont.
IF'shin UTTER, ECUS orPODLT8)
to
The Dawson Commission Co,, Limited,
eyComosawaa.
Superior To.31 others.
Gernt-proof cloth
Four Doiial'o
Complete. To be had only from At
ROBERTS, 81 Queen St. E., Toronto.
Send stamp for olrauler and sample
of cloth before buying elsewhere.
FILE Rleport
For Banks and
Mercantile Beninese,
THE TORONTO AND NEWMARICE4', Ont.
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS.
EP ;-Fi° S ' S
GRATEFUL—COMFORTING.
coo I�
BREAKFAST—SUPPER.
;3 0.131., ILtnli'L:'1I3
eat .ee e^.s,rr::.
E<R RESTORED WITHOUT efleMi *
CINE 033 EXPENSE to the 11108T3)13.
OR EKED 9SOb1ACB, LUNGS, NERVE.„
LIVER, BLOOD, BLADDER,BRAIN and BRE ATH by
DIY BARRY'S REVALENTA ARABIC
FOOD_,which 8AV158INVALIDS nn
CHILDREand also Rraro emcee (dully Ip,.
fonts whose Ailments and Debility have ver
stated all other treatments, IL digestswhets
all other Food la rejeoted, eaves 60 timer um
cost in medicine.
5n, YEARS' INVARIABLE SUCCESS,
66JJ,, 100,000 ANNUAL CURES of Conattp.
Won, Flatulency Dyopepdia, Indigestion, Con.
eumption. Diabetes Brom:hlt'Se, Influenza,
Coughs, Asthma, Catarrh, Phlegm, Diarrheas;
Nervone Debility, Sleeplessness, Despondence l
TkU BARRY and Co. (Limited), 77 Regents
e 14 Rue
otreet, e, and W., elite00 Peri
de Stores and ateverywhere, all Grtine es , ., 3d , *'
5and 11. S 14a.s aSentwcarriageti free,_ Also 3eAloo "IAS
BARRY'S REVALENTA BISCUITS, in tins,,
Se. 6d. and 6s.
Suke!A
4 .•
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' Fr ti7C�. ..tl��L1n,Ft'1f'r
�V1�!Yi �V
iihg Co.
INCORPORATED UNDER TOE ONTARIO MINING COMPANIES'
INCORPORATION ACT.
OFFICERS ARtlD DIRECTORS
ROBERT BOWIE, Broelaville,
D1restor
S. H. McCAMMON, M.D., Kingston,
Director
.TORN KIRSCHNER, Boise, Idaho,
Director
S. Ni. HAY, 11.D,, Toronto,
Director
W. W. DG DEN, P/1.0.„Toronto,
President
S. F. KILGORE, Toronto,
Vico-Pres. & Man.
J. 1NeAPAM, Toronto,
Sec'y and Treasurer
0. TI LARTY, 111.1)„ St. Thomas,
Director
Capital Stook $2,501:1,0009 Mirada into
Shares of $1 each.
Stock Non -Assessable. No Personal
Liability.
This Company has secured by purchase 6So acres of gold -stocked
lands on the Snake River of Idaho, containing about Fifty Mullan
cubic yards of gravel which pans from assays made an average value
of over $1.50 per yard in gold, and the cost of saving the gold is only 3
cents per yard by using the Improved Dredge manufactured by the
tt Risdon Iron Co.," of San Francisco.
Five hundred thousand ($5oo,000) of the preferred shares, par value
Sr each are offered at 25 cents per share. Those shares will receive a
dividend of five per cent. on the par value before the common stock will.
receive any dividend. We predict that this stock will be worth par in
six months, The Company is negotiating for another Placer property
which pans as high as $o per yard, and a free -milling quartz property
that assays from $30 to $300 per ton.
This is the best stock ever offered in Canada, as the gold is in sight
and only requires the proper machinery to separate it from the gravel.'
J. 11eADA.M, Secretary,
Dead Office--' COTIfeal} enation Building, Toronto.