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B RUSSELS
POST.
OBJECTIONS ANSWERED,
REV. DR, TALMAGE STILL PREACHES
ON FREE CHURCHES
The nogatation of /'lach E111111ires n
Positive icatim!. that a Free cherish
dllonld Hnt•b-Induce the Allinson to At.
tend - Some ObJeot.ions to a Prot,
"mock.
A despatch' from 'Washington, says:—
Dr, Talmage, prearhod from the follow-
ing text. "Tho rich nota poor meet to-
getheu Lhe; Lord is the Maker of them
all." -Proverbs xxiir 2.
Last Sabbath 1 discoursed to you
from these words, arguing in behalfo
a free Christian church. I showed you
as well as I could, that it was aScrip-
tural 'dent that, ii: was the only prac-
ticable mode of oily evangelization;
that it appealed to a class of person
who would, not otherwise be mel; that
330 far as we ourselves were concerned
all the Providential indications war
in that dirootion; and Lhen,• lastly
that such an organization would en
list the sympathies of men of the
world, as nu other organization could
I resume the subject where I then
left it.
What do yon suppose Christ thinks
of the present mode of conducting
church finances? ID jest's were now to
alight upon earth and build a church
un0 assume its pastorate, would It be
necessary for men to pay money in
order to have Beata in Lime ohuroh?
From what you know of Christ's treat-
ment of the :widow with two mites,
and of Mary Magdalen, and of the pour
man by the wayside, do you think that
i man's position' in that particular
church of, Christ. would bel regulated
according to the nwnber of dollars
that he could pay? No, says.every man,
that idea would be abhorent to Christ.
%\rell, then, 1 say it ought to be ab-
horrent to us. Do you 'attendee that
there have been 330 many troubles in
the churches -that many of them have
fought like beasts as Ephesus, fought
about the she Nelson which to build,
fought about, the arehttecture, fought
about the ohoir, fought about the
minister, fought before °hurch,fought
after church, fought all the week?
Some of you know that the greatest
conflicts of the last. fifty years have
been church troubles. If our church-
es were all regulated -by the principles
of Christ's religion, do you not believe
that there would be a eesealion to :moll
combat? "But," says some one, "we
must stick to the old plan, lest we
shall not get on sueeesslully in our
fin Ices,' esthoag11 th pte_entmode
in the ihurohes 01. conducting tinences
were a success. . _ear from n. three-
and store, while all 111e Nino I was
thinking, If 1 were dependent upon you
I wcuid have a shall bucket and a very
poor store 1 The man is gore( to a
bettor country, and where, 1 hope, lie
ane live more 000numioally. But while
want you to uneloratttnd Ihnt tile
majority of people who mum to the
houses of God, aro not of that 01001,
My observation le, that if you take
a common-aenso principle and lay it
before otnunlon-sense men, and soy that
11110 ie for the improvement of society
aril( aha bettering of Her condition of
the world, men will gen,•rously support.
11; aril ae nine -lentils of the people In
a community Dan understand the free
church principle when it is plainly set
before them, l believe that pion may
anywhere and everywhere bo develop-
.od. 1 hey(' as much doubt of the exist -
once ul God and of a future world, and
, of t he blessedness of the Gospel, as 1
Imre of the willingness of (he people
to support a,free church in any town
or city in all this country; in other
words, 1 hnve no doubt at all, Says
Et some one, "Is it right to put ministers
of 1 he Gospel in a way whore they 33ha11
Ir(va an uncertainty of livelibuod?" 1
reply by saying tilt( if a man have a
e Million of dollars, and he gives you a
, clink for twenty-five dollars, and
whrn you go to the bank ted present
that check you know there is such a
large margin between the man's cepa-
• oily and that small check, that you
!rive nu doubt lhnt it will be prompt-
ly cashed. Now Christ says to his min-
isters, "Go and preach my Gospel ; J
am ample to lake care of you. I will
take care of you. Lo, I am with you
alway-even unto the end of the world.
The cattle on a thousand hills are
mine, all the treasures of the universe
are at my feet. Go, work in my. vine-
yard, and you shall want, nu good
thing." Alas, then, if we who are in
the ministry fold our hands and begin
to tremble and say, "Dear Lord, that
is a beautiful principle, but where is
my salary to come from?" Besides
that, I want you to ramemher that
the young men wile will be willing to
connect themselves with the free
churches of this country -though they
may not have large means now with
which to help you -still (bey are, after
a while, to shoulder the great church
enterprises. Who aro your poor men
to -day? Largely, they who twenty
years ago were in nffluenee, Who are
your rich men to -day? Those who
twenty years ago were in poverty,
struggling up from the very foot of
the ladder: I tey these young men
who are clerks in our stores on live
hundred dollars a year, or a thousand
dollars, or fifteen hundred, will after
a while, under God, be the mighty men
on 'Chinge; and though now, when
lh'y connect themselves with your
church, they may be of little or no fin-
aneial help, after they have made their
fortunes, as they will, every dollar of
those fortunes will be consecrated to
Christ: So that we may look in that
direction and feel that there will be
help.
My friends, unless the great masses
of the people can be brought into our
churches, W. it is to become of our
aides? Do you know the foot that
crime, and debauchery, end every sort
of abomfnaticn are triumphing in our
fourths of the rherehes of Christin
this Lend are in uebt, anti in three-
fourths of them the income does col
equal the outgo, and, at the enc of ,he
y:t.tr, a few generous men have to come
together and make up the deficit, or
some general effort is bade on the
part of the congregation to etc -gelato
the inuebtedness. Ay, the regulation
of church finances by the past mode
is a positive failure. livery body
knows 1 Thal: churches are aha poorest.
pay, and that if a bank or an insur-
ance company were conducted in the
MAIM slipshod manner, so thoroughly
iLnefficient - that it would be discred-
'cited and .wiped out of existence. If
the old mode of conducting church fin-
ances in the religious organizations
11 ad been tborough,y sueces$ful, then
we might, be on our guard; but as the
fact 033in nine cases out of ten, ithas
Ibsen a failural I say there id no dan-
ger In: floating off from it.
Brit this brings me to answer the
first objection which can be made Loa
free c hulrch, and that is, that it can not
be financially supported. You say
that there is 0 great deal of expensive
.macbinery in the'ehurab; there id the
'coal bill, and the gad bill, and an in -
sureness bill,. and the expenses of sex-
ton, and music, and minister, and, as
gree cburches ought to be conducted on.
a large and generous scale, there will
be extraordinary expenses. Ay, we
.admit all Ibis. In a Enos church the
'music should be of the very best pos-
sible ehiranter, every hymn storming
the very, gates of heaven, The, church
'architecture ought 'to be plaint buLim-
peeing, the peoplo aeatod face to face
in the great congregation, '1 he preach-
eng ought to be earnest, Indeed,! it 'is
'great deal; easier to preach in such a
[church. If disaster opine to him, and
his foetteme is gone, and he can pay
church than in tiny other. If a man
Chas been for a long time at to ban-
quet, and five or six courses of food
h ave passed before him, then when
plain bread is presented he ;rejects it;
but if ,you take that plain bread to
'men who for forty-eight boors have
had..nothing to eat, how they will
clutch for it! Now 1 simply say that
,a vast majority of the people who
have been attenditag our Christian
churches have been stuffed for these
twenty years with the confection of
religion, ,.nd w•h.n we present Limn
witb the platin dread of the Gospel,
they de, not want il.;t but if we should
g ather into our churches the outside
masses 0110 are starving fax this bread
of life, with what earnestness and
with what avidity would they seize
upon it. "But," you say, "the sup-
port of it chug ch which such music, and
with such architecture, and earnest
preaching, would be very expensive,
and flow would you meet the' indebted-
ness?" I Brewer: by usual subscription
and by Sabbath collections. "But,"
you say, "there will, be morin men who
will come and occupy the pews and
PITY nolh'ng, and so the flnanaigl itller-
ests of the, church will go overboard,
1 acknowledge that there are mann
men in churches. 'There aro men, with
settle 00 small that; fifty of I h•em might
dance on the, point of a needle, anal
!love room to turn around wlihout
,touching their elbows) I had in my
ehnl'
ell
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a 1
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Ise N v York, n non
Of romforlable means gove n0-
thine for the Support of the Gospel;
gun P'rlrlry night after 171'idny night I
tend hint pray that the pastor
eight bei Merged in hie basket
:dt ofDeath's Shadow
'HE EXPERIENCE 01' A LADY WHO
HAD GIVEN UP HOPE.
',Oared `011h Pates 1n (lac Stomach
for Four fears -Doctors and RospiL•ti
Treatment Fetird l0 Help Ila,•-ln Ifer
Extremity Dr. Winnings' Plink P1110
Restored Her to Healer.
Prom the Pembroke Observer.
Wherever man is to be found there
also, aide by side with him, is disease
and suffering. Those who have de-
voted' their lives to the alleviation of
the suffering and bodily weakness of
human organization are surely bone-
ftwtors of their kind, and deserve the
praise of all mankind. For special
honors in this line may be pointed out
the discoverer of that wonderful reme-
dy, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale
People. Recently the case of Mrs,
Maggie Brunette, of Chichester, Que.,
mune prominently under the notice of
the Observer reporter. Ho felt it to
be his duty, on hearing of Mrs. Bru-
nette's restoration from prostrate Bl-
ames to
11amesto health, to interview the lady
and record her experience for the bene-
fit of others who may Reed the healing
influences of D7'. Williams' Pink Pills.
Mrs. Brunette's farm home was found
to be very comfortable and even ele-
gant, located near the base of an im-
mense hill, en outgua rd of the Lauren-
tian Mouutains, The reporter was
warmly welcomed and Mrs. Brunette
said she was very glad to have an
opportunity to testify to the great
benefit Dr. Williams' Pink ;;_ills had
conferred upon her. She is 42 years of
ado now. Her husband, the late Chas.
Brunette, died le years ago, and after
his death she worked very hard for
some years, with the result that she
became completely run down, so much
so that, although quite tall, she
weighed only about 90 pounds, After
taking the slightest food she felt such
distress that she was compelled to lie
down for hears, being so weak th'it
she was unable to sec up. At last sbe
thought sbe must have been' attacked
by cancer of the stomaeh, so violent
were the pains that constantly haute -
sed her, She consulted the best phy-
sicians and spent more than a hundred
dollars In treatment and medicine, in
addition 10 which she spent nine weeks
in the hospital at Pembroke: But
paired of seer being well, Finally, shs-
decided to give Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills 6, trial, and aaaordingly She pro-
cured six boxes. Although they bene-
fited her almost from the time she
began taking them, she kept,: en taking
the pills until she had Laken sixteen
boxes, and then felt that she was com-
pletely eured, the pill saaomplishin.g in
three months what four years of
medteal treatment had failed to do.
erten (hitt One, nearly three years
ago. Mrs. Brunette his been in good
health, needing no medicine. "You
ran Wee," slid Mrs. Brunette,as the
reporter was departing, "111,11 T; am in
perfecl health,1 Intend to all my house-
hold work, and the dairy and poultry,
and htvo a large number of cows to
mills. I never fail L0 say a good word
for Dr, Williams' Pink Pills when I
have an opportunity, for they did won-
derful thieg0 for me," Mrs. Brunette
is a well 'lluealtd Indy, speaking
lfreltah ar eglish fluently,
great towns? Just then take out
your pencils and in..ke 0 calculation;
it is only a. queslil,n 11 ('3301(11011 aril h-
melde-lfuw long, if evil jelltlenae8 t+Dn-
1Unto to InerOalie at the Nn1113 ratio,
how long before the religion of Christ
i1 our cit iee will be diseeite .fed un(1
our churches destroyed 1 In less lb .n
at cent Ivry, as eortiti0 (3(4 1WO and two
Make four, 011103313 Nunle 01 her plan l33
tried, let we know dint religion is to
triumph, and then sin is to go down,
and that Christ is to reign ill all our
cities; but it will be by sums oilier
plea ; IL will be when the elle: thee of
Christ are thrown wide open, and the
penises told to eche inn without uny re-
gard to their dreamed aualificatiuns,
and hear the Gospel and gel prepared
for heaven. The possibility uf estub-
lishieg and eustainiJlg such to church
is strengthened by the iaea thtat men
Will suppurl Hanle inelitutions rather
than foreign. How many of you were
ever kept awake at night because the
Gospel dues not prosper in Greenland?
How many ever refused Ruud because
there is heathenism in Guatemala?
Nuns I Then it is a question that ap-
peals LO every man's heart -it 1y a
home question -he can uudersland it
and will he willing to support it.
Again some have objected to a fre
ohuroh because ie destroys the burn
feeling, and JL is a furcible ebjectio
it is sal mighty an objection, that if
can not meet it, 1 will surrender 111
principle advocated. Destroy the hon
feeling 1 h'ulher, silting here. in ill
church, mother sitting thele, ebildren
somewhere else ; or it Lee church b
crowded some Sabbath, you Oan not ge
in it at all, " We want our families
beside uh in the house of Gud. Sealed
with them here, we hope to worship
with them in heaven,' '1•o this objet
Lion my answer is, In every free church
out reference to the dollar question
priority of applioo,tion gluing priorly
of choice, pew not to be forfeited except
Ln the .event of bad behavior or non-
attenda?1ce. Then a man seated in it
with bins family hies a home feeling-
nlpre so than in the other. style of
nutting, and he hag to bring his chil-
dren home from the school, and move
from a fine hours into a =Miler one,
and put; on plainer apparel, he Bile down
in the house of God and says, " Here
is a house from which I am certain not
Lo be turned out.1 here we will be pre-
pared for heaven." If, in the one Daae,
there is a home feeling when the pew
system is in farce, and men may be
driven out teoa.use they lose their for-
tune and can not pay their pew -rent,
L ask you i1 there is not a bettor home
feeling in that. church where a man
feats that no earthly disaster shall af-
fect his occupancy 1 If home feeling
is found! in any church on earth, 1t
will be found in a free church-Lhe
seats formally assigned and occupied.
But there are others W110 may oppose
the free church principle on the ground
that obliterates social distinction. It is
an objection oftener thought than spok-
en, but it is a really solid objection.
IL is an important question, ' What
shall be the social influences amidst
which my family will be placed if vve go
to that church?" I believe in good
blood, and that there is such a thing
as bad blood. I believe in royal blood.
In some families the tide seems all the
wrong way; in other rarities the tide
seems all the right way. 1 have known
and their
a Lather and mother mean, n
children mean, and their grandchildren
mean, old the rule going on to the
tenth generation -perhaps for all
eternity. In another family, I
have seen father and mother gond, and
their' children good, and their grand-
children good -the tide of virtue and
generosity going on through all gen-
erations. Therefore, I believe in fam-
ily blood. I believe that God never
call a ma 1 b i intelligent, o as-
sociate with ignornace, or if he be ele-
gant, to associate with boorishness, or
if he be virtuous, to assutlives with
vice.
Rheumatism
.ra1Cl,c ,'L;iC,
Ireflammatory,
Acute, Ohroriic,—
\Vhatever IIs name, wherever and
a henever felt, le painful, irritating,
agonising. It is cau-nd by aril in 111 -
leo al smiling in 111+ joints. Iloud's
Sale/elm111111 nrulra1i/05 this need and
131 e•' r1Ymm•u i3m, nn Ila".-xperj"•I'' o'
ino 1 ado b .a ploy n Wil lam II Le -
lar, OG Leonard Street, hull River,
abiss., s•,y ;--"f suffered n severe al-
tnrk of 111'uma115m, and derided. to try
hand's Sariuparille. After taking it
a short time I was entirely cured",
Saar -
p,•1 roll,
11 ('onfeees Greatest Melee, a for rheum:
Item. Roll by all druggists Prise $t.
Hood' Pills are the only pills to (alta
with Huode Sarsaparilla.
down in the text, and rejoice when in
tiny eburoh it is illustrated: "Therich
e and the poor meet together ; the Lord
e Ls the Maker of them ell."
u; Now, my friends, I have answered
I these objections to a free church, not
e because my own congregation make
e them -they do not make objeclions-
e but thinking that there might be some
wbo are about to connect themselves
• with us who do not. know the prin-
t ciple,s upon which our church is to he
founded. I will say that my soul is
absorbed in this idea. It has been a
' matter of personal sacrifice to me Leat
I have pleaded far it, and I say to all
m' esrs f
m st
e o the Gospel wbo may be
in the house to -night, if their idea is
' a large salary and magnificent income,
they had, better never plead for a free
church ; but if, on the other hand,
their idea is to bring the Gospel of
Christ to the masses of the people wbo
are without Christ and without God in
the world, then it is a very satisfac-
tory
atisfao-tory idea, and will give them a reward
now in their own conscience and in the
joys of heaver, I commit the principle
first to God, and then I commit it to
the masses of the people. I came out
from among them. I know them alto-
, gether. I am in sympathy with them,
I My father and mother toiled with their
I hands until old age stooped their
shoulders and made their eye -sight
very dim, and then they died, leaving
us a glorious legacy, not in dollars and
cents, but in prayers and Christian ex-
ample that this world will never rob
us uf. In the hand of the God that
loved them, and that,I love, I trust
this principle. I tell you plainly to-
night that I would rather fail in this
attempt to give the Gospel to the
masses than to succeed in any thing
else. Living or dying, in prosperity
or iii sorrow, in good report or in evil
report, in the name of my Lord Jesus
Christ, my hope in life, my peace in
death, my triumph in eternity, I con-
secrate to -night, body, mind, and soul,
to this ono enterprise. Considering
what God has done for us, we would
be cowards now to distrust bim. Oh,
young men of my church, buckle on
the whole armour of God. Do you know
that if you start life in the service of
Josas Christ, you start well? I point
you to -night to a field of usefulness
than which God never opened a grand-
er. Do you know that into your hands
are to come the mighty destinies of
Christ's kingdom very son; and I look
you in the eye and ask you if, when
in this battle these older men shall
fall, you shill catch up the standard?
Quit you like marl Be strongt
"Why," says somebody, "I em afraid
to 'go to such a church ne you are do-
scribing, bemuse. there may be some
that come to that ahuroh whom I
would not like to aessoclute with; and
how would I feel if some of my family
should marry, a scavenger?" Ah, my.
Mewl., we might have the ]hoard of
Trustees resolve that no one need
marry a scavenger unless she wanted
to in every free =mob, just as in
every paw-rontiil church, you will,
pink your own- society. While your I
Christian heart will dictate kindness
and courtesy to all whom you meet on
Sabbath, you will not be obliged to run
to those who sit in the same church and
tell them all your family affairs, ar I
invite them to your house. That is
not required. if there be in a pew
rental church fifty social circles, then
in every free church there will be fifty
soeinl circles. I eon think of only one
class of persons that will be very much
offended with that style of church. .1
admire a mon who has made a large
fortune honestly, and who holds ii
usefully. I admire the perseverance,
and tbo plunk, and the ingenuity, and
the tact^ I rejoice in his success, and
I pray to Gad that the band of com-
mercial disaster may never dethrone I
him, But men who, by some freak of
good fortune, are thrown to the top,
and who use their means for the pur-
pose of fattening their own vanity, and
of wounding the feelings of those who
ars not es fortunate as themselves, ex- 1
cite in Ise such Unbounded loathing
and contempt that I dare not trust
myso.Lf to speak of them. They are
m,er carrion, and if the band of cum-
in my nostrils like the stench of stun -
menial diameter should Lear off (rum
them their Said and their diamonds
and their trinkets, it will take one of
M'Allister's best and meet powerful
miorosaopio apparatus to make visible.'
to the naked eye the noxious insects.;
Their wealth equalled by their stupi-
dity .and their ignonanae-such men'
Will abhors the idea of a free Christian
church ; but rich men and poor men, I
high and low men, educated and ig-
norant mon, who believe in the bro- I
Nunhood of man and fatherhood of,
God, will accept the principle laid
N IN O
RS L
LCASEr
:low Mr. Francis Stewart Baffled a
Relentless Enemy.
Stricken by Kidney Disease- Ile )lad
Treatment From the 01053 Skillful
Doctors - All Failed to help Dint-
Dodd's Kidney Pills Cored Slim.
Ingersoll, jab. 16. -Some time ago
MT. Francis Stewart, one of the well-
to-do tailors of this town, had the mis-
fortune to fall, and injure his kidneys
severely.
Soon after the accident symptoms of
Kidney Disease made their appearance
r•
and M'.Stewart a1, once placed him-
self under the care of a competent phy-
sician
Time passed; the medical men were
constant in their attendance and un-
remitting 111 their care. But no bene-
fit resulted. On the contrary Ietr.
Stewart's condition grew steadily
worse. The symptoms became more
and more pronounced, and the patient's
sufferings were, at last, almost un-
bearable,
About Chip time be bought a box of
Dodd's Kidney Pills, and began using
them, taking no more of the doctor's
medicines, which had proved so' use-
less.
Mr. Stewart tells the result of, his
action, in,' the following words:' "I had
,taken only a few doses of Dodd's, kid-
ney Pills when I began to feel better.
My urine grew more natural ire color,
and became normal in quantity. ,
"I persevered in the use of Dodd's
Kidney Pills, and to -day I any sound
and well -have not an 110110 00 a pain,
though the doctors had utterly failed
to relieve me."
This is to fair example of the won-
derful ouree that Dodd's Kidney Pills
have been making in 'this distriot'dur-
ing lhei past few years.
It is an absolute face that Kidney
Discorso, of every type, from Bright's
Disease, Diabetes and Rheumatism, to
Female Complaints, have been almost
entirely banished, from this section by
Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Dodd's Kidney Pals cost only fifty
cents a box, 02,50 for six boxes, can be
got at all drug stores, oe by sending
the price to The Dodds Medicine( Co.,
Limited, Toronto.
/f,,"8F8,f eco
POSSIBLY TITS REASON.
T wonder why that ridleulous Mlse
Skinner wears such awfully low -peek-
e,1 dresses.
I have pondered on the subject my-
self, and I can't tell why, unless she
wishes to thew her age,
Deafness Cannot be Cured
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diseased portion of the ear. There in only ono
way to cure deafness, and that is by oonetltu.
Mord remedies, Deafness is caused by an in-
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Eustachian 'Tube. When Ibis tube is Mel lined
5.00 have a rumbling Bound or impertoot (tear.
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the result, and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its normal
lseaditlon, hearing will ho destroyed forever
nine oases out of ten aro enured by Catarrh;
which la nothing but an Inflamed condition of
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One IIundred Dollars for any
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February. 8. CORRIGAN, 118 Yonge 05,
Bookbinding, Sand your moradhave them nloely
Printing, bound Bill Rends, Statements, Letto,
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J 20o and receive partial counter daybook
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§ B¢aw You one salt dozens to 1 our
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Bill eyed *Amplefor tic. prepaid
The CO MAMMY CO., 40 liolborne at. Toronto
IF you lure any APPLES, BUTTER, 8000 Dr POBLTRI
to .hip, ship them ,6
The Dawson Commission Co., Limited,
Solent('.
lid'm.MIilar&Co.
Mn ufectnrer°or Show
ante.
Store, Beek
d Motel FiiluJew.
e Druggists', iirid
kNiof Interim ratings.
BMW, Plate Mlrtore, ire. 19 to 23 Alice S/
. Toronto,
TARINIERERS.
Only Institution in Oamide for the cure of
every phase of speech defect. E*tnhliehod
0HUR0118 Toronto,
INSTITUTE,
B Pembroke at., Toronto, Oanada
Central
STRATFORD, 0141.
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meioses fro°, W. J, ELLIOTT, PHI:wip°L
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ifdeLew6a8ryap pWr�lia to wr.�'gJr.aArnek; M.D., Sallie, Ont.
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6pacinlhE, 891 College SE.,
Toronto.
WHEN YOU ARE BUYING TBA'-'-
Aslo your grocer for
CtIWLON
Unequalled for purity and 10noet value'- Lead packages— 25, 303 40, 50 and Goo,
Halter's Adjustable Bedside Table
Designed Especially for Home
t; mfort...
No Hospital or 8anitarlum le complete without
them, Tboueande Ip um.
Universally indorsed and highly recrenmm,dod by
Oa Medical l'roles0rou. Frame of table in construct-
ed of Steel Tubing, finished either in Meek or White
Enamel Niokel or Antique Oupper Plate Leaf ie of
Selected Oak nicely polished. Our be used *ler bad
lounge, chair, etc. A household ornate of grant
molt aid utility. Descriptive oimulnr and price Ila(
Dothan, upon application. Ourresponduioo invited.
The W. B. CAMPBELL 00.,
General Agents for Canada,
Toronto, Ont.
...Duperd r To an otoora.
p•� Germ•prooL oIbht
Four Dollars
Complete. To be land only front re
16 0118115, 81 Queen Sig E„ Toron' o
of eloth before buying eleewhero.
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O O F I L9 G and Sheet Metal Works,
ROOFING SLATE in moat,
IItted or Green. SLATE SLACK BOA RDS (We spoyl,
Mblif and 111.6 Schools, Toronto). Roofing Fe16. titch,
DD al Tar, eta. 80071180 Tr GE (Res New Olcy Bulld•
cg., Toronto, done by our fined. Metol Ceilings, Oar
lees, eta Entlma3es furnished for work complete or for
*Oriel, *limed to aro :riot til« country. Phone 1/36
. DUTNIE h IOHs, Adelaide net timer Bto.,Toronto.
Dominion Line Steamships.
Montreal and. Quebec to Liverpool In .500000,. arge
and feet twin sorew eteemehips 'Labrador' van•
oouver,' ' Dominion,' 'Seotinlan,' ' Yorkshire.'
Superior accommodation for First Cabin, See.
end Cabin and Steerage paseeugero. Rates of
passage -First Cabin. $00.00; Second 0abin,
$80; Steerage $22.60 and upwards a000rding to
steamer and berth. For all information apply
to Local Agents, or 1)A010 TOIKANCE & Co„
Goal Agents. LT St. Sacrament Sb.. Montreal.
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS.
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BREAKFAST -SUPPER.
FREE BOOKLET.
GUIDE TO HEALTH.
Pamphlets and - Samples of
• Material of our Steel Frame
Niagara Vapor Bath
¢ant to nay address 0n
r000ipt of stomp,
Thermometer Attachment and
Vaporizer Complete.
Agents B 18 in for Best Selling
Tna Niagara Vapor Ram Co.,
37 Yonge St., Toronto.
HEALTH RESTORED o7'41at°T,",i
oust di,ordo,ud Stomach, Lungs, Nerves, Liver, Blood,
Bladder, Kidneys. Brain and Breath by
®u Barry'1 ovalenta
df
Arabioa Food,
which dares iu rands and el, ad, on. nod ('loo Rear, sue.
00sefnlly Infants whose A hmentesed Debility have re•
misted all other treatments. It disoat, when 0,1 other
Food is rejected, naves 10 times 11, ao«t In medleine.
50 year �9 Invadable Success. 100,000
B" Anginal Puree of Congdon.
tion, Flatulency,
,hyop0sla, Indigestion,Cmnnt,on Diabetes,ere3noir
0,100 0t gx Asthma, Catarrh.Phlegm. Marrhma,NarroucD9taopieueree,Despeodeauy,
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1a, 0', d., ,140. Sent earri free. Also 00
Barry's Raralento Al,lslEe,bChis, 3s. Ed. and
633.
THE MicKDUIEY REEF C
—NON -PERSONAL LIABILITY.—
Authorized Capital Stock, 0150,000 divided into 600,000 shares of a par value of
25 cents each. First issue 200,000 shares at 15 Cents each. A Targe pro-
portion of these are already subscribed for.
BEING INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
PROVISIONAL 2JIRECTORS.,
The following gentlemen, who have already subscribed for stock, are proposed as Provisional Directors
of the Company :—
.0145mAS S. HOBBS, ox•M,P.P., tendon,
S. F. McKINNON, ESQ.. Wholesale Merchant, Toronto.
JOHN FLETT. ESQ, Wholesale Merchant, Toronto.
HENRY LOWND0S, Wholesale Merchant, Toronto,
HARTLEY H. DEWART, ESQ., Toronto.
11. MI3LIOHAMP, E5Q., Manufacturer and Merchant,
Toronto,
Metallic Telephone
Tablet Always Road 1. "io
1t down mow.' Prloe�
:1.60,
The OFFICE SPECIALTY MFO.CO.
LIMITED,
Toronto and Newmorkut, Ont.
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,ro
8
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of these Closets are now in ueo.
They are
Absolutely Odorless.
Fire only required once in two weeks.
For airoaiar write to
TRE ODORLESS CREMATORY CLOSET CO.,,
Hamilton, Ont.
DARN A HOLE In Three idinutee.:
rr CAN EASrt4 BE DONE WITH mil l
Swiss Darner.. 3 a•Io®I
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Atter o little pros'
Mae w k50) ladles sum
hore°°learned to who
come sufficiently pro - •
valent wit., Tat
Swam Damian to ee
ae our agents and to:
in ter t thor i Shen) '
locality. We require
thousands of ('amid
daroing° for aur bud
nese, end Ririe an
women who have Tung
Bwlee 13Ay0NBR can;
roily Darn from $1 to
$9 weekly In darning;
samples for us. THAmee Denman wall
put a fresh heel or tee
Ininvoking In two
mlunten. IL media
table cloths, -curtains.
underwear and an
fabrics with equal,
nicety and spited, and
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pcosily RR a grown
erson. Trig elwaea
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ed, npiete wide fall
InalruatloUe,Eeenmoi,
lade, eta„ Bent to an
addron oo rose $
d 1611030 a Bampl, daminge, are meta 33,0010, '
IB 0wlaa 6arnar 00., 76 Adelald, lit, yr s Teront
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Limited.
RELATIVE LOCATION OF L".tsr CHAmte,
AND FLYING DUTCHMAN CLAIMS
CAMP Me-KINNEY, B;C,
J, 0. BUCHANAN, ESQ., Bank Manager. Toronto.
F. 11 FEARMAN, ESQ, Manufacturer, Hamilton.
GEORGE H. MAURER, ASCE., Fairview, B.C.
C. C. BENNETT. ESQ.,Vancouver, BC.
MAJOR C. GfEVILLE MARSTON, Toronto.
ARTHUR JUKES JOHNSON, ESQ„ M. D., Toronto.
This Company 19 especially formed to acquire the "Lost Chains" and "Flying l3ltohman" Mineral Claims 15 Camp Mr Money. le II - o
pante range as the Cariboo claims, The Gast Chb10* being only salmon; ed from the Cariboo 0101080 by the \elarton Fraction. The Int,( hhne.0
Adjoins the Waterloo on ono .sir's, and on the other side too Fonteney.
There le no better Investment In Damp fhoKlnney today than these Olalme offer to those who (aka stook lit this oonipany,
Options ware secured on those claims from Mr. Stephen Afengott before the fell merits or the Camp wore known to the publie, ab
aorlon w would d not bo accepted to•daty. Shareholders in tee Company gel the full b000et of the options, that wore /leaned at
120,000 I0 oenh and $20,000 in stook for the two claims.
The Oreh Issue of stook, ooneisuing of 200,000 shores (par value 560,000), Is offered for sale at 11'i1rTi010N CENTS Pl4R 911,1,1(10 with.
out dadnation for oomnmolons, a0 as to realize $90,000, Tt.e Company can, from the eats of this stook, mono all payments on bout $10•
patios, and leave nearly $10,000 In the 'Treasury to apply extensive; to development work,
After the sale of this !seas of stook 280,000 shoran (par value $70,000), will remain In the Trbastiry for further development and
equipment of the mine
Tho low Capitalization of the Company, Coupled with the preyed ohnraoter of the Camp and the 1.leaten, of thole claims, melte
this the bent proepootivo training investment in British Columbia that) is oTored til the peblin meley, Postmen antennae full partloul•
ern And ninths report ort u on the property will boIrnieli noon application.
P p pr rs Y 1ft ed pb p
All eubsaoecl Dns ive stook a000m5111 pe by dingethe p Owe, draft, le lion 1 111 order', Shmil(1 be addreleed to the . undorelgnod,
who aro authorlaod to give interim r000tpts pending the pormanonh organlzatlon oftheoompnny.
f , C61EV11,LE & CO,,
Telephone 21S0
C. Ca RENNET1f, Vancouver, A�, IJr
Allain; Brokers, 71 fav Streett Tr3Toltto,