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DIVISION COURT OFFICE,
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NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC.
.Office- Sloan Block CLINTON
CHARLES B. HALE,
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Commissioner, Etc.
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE
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- TIME TABLE --
Trains
Trains will arrive at and depart
from Clinton Station as follows
BUFFALO AND GODERICH DIV:
Going 'East, 7.36 a, m.
3.07 p. m.
5.15 p. m.
11.07 a, m.
1.25 p. m.
6.40 p. m.
11.28 p. m,
LONDON, HURON & BRUCE DIV
Going South,
et 11
If 1/
Going West,
,r 11
11 1/
41 11
Going North,
u ,Jt
7.50 a. M.
4.23 p. m.
11.00 a. m.
6.35 p. m.
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WINTER '1'E12II FROM
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FINANCES..
OF CANADA
Federal Revenue Shows. Increase, Despite
Off In Customs In Deceit ber
A despatch from Ottawa says
T1ie 'national debt of" Canada..now
shiners at $303,502,104, an increase
of
-about half a million during De
comber, .according to the' financial
statement issued on Friday- The
funded debt payable in Canada i
$803,460, and, in : London, 8267;541;
Falling
The $15;000,000 Cnbsiciy-to the Can
adian Northern accounts for most
Of this. '
In customs revenue'theee was a
net decrease, of :$321,215,., the figures'.
being $82,738,294, as against $8'4'-.
s 747,008, but front the latter must
The revenue during December
amounted to 812,931,456, of which
seven and one-half anihlions was de-
rived from customs. The expendi-
tare ewas a little over nine and one-
quarter millions. December's net
revenue shows a decrease of a, mil-
lion and a quarter, compared with
December, 1912. For die nine
months of the present fiscal year
the revenue was $127,571,762. This
is an increase, of three mlilion% over
the same period last year.
Capital expenditure on public
works, including railways and can-
als, amounted to $3,407,611 during
December. Railway subsidies were
half a million. For the nine months
of the present year the amount was
340,828,951, an increase of $18,000,-
000 over the same period last year,
be deducted 31,817,430 poi Chineee
revenue, which is.tliis yearincluded
in "miscellaneous" revenue, so
that the actual customs receipts for
the nine months :of 1912 were 882,-
920,509.
In excise revenue -there was an
increase of half a million in post -
office receipts, an increase of. 3775,-
000, and in receipts from public
works, railways and canals an in-
crease of one and three-quarter
millions, •
Expenditure
on ordinary account
for the nine months totalled 375,-,
087,925,•an increase of 88,988,350,
Capital expenditure shows an in-
crease of 818,158,848 due, as stated,
to largo outlay on public works and
payments of railway subsidies. The
total capital expenditure for the
nine months was $40,828,951, as,
against $22,070,103.
TUE SUNDAY SCIO01 STUDY
IN'1'ERN-i'1'IONAL LESSON,
JANUARY 18.
Lesson III. The Good Sanutrit•an.
Luke 10. 25.37. Golden Text,
Mark 12:31.
Chronological Sequence. As al-
ready pointed' out in the Text
Studies for January 11, the crono-
logicaI' order of the events grouped
by Luke in the period of the so-
called Peraean ministry is a matter
of secondary importance. In the
Gospel record the events of to -day's
lesson follow 'immediately upon
those of last Sunday. It is quite
possible, however; that other
events not here recorded may have
intervened. The abrupt manner in
which the story of Christ's conver-
sation with the lawyer is introduc-
ed suggests that the whole passage
is a record of a separate incident
introduced into the narrative at
this point for the sake of conveni-
ence. The same apparent; inde-
pendence of successive incidents of
Luke's narrative will be still morn
evident as we proceed in our stud-
ies of future lessons.
Verse 25. Jesus and his followers
were on their way to Jerusalem
by a circuitous route, stopping in
many places to teach and to
preach, In one of these places
where a company had doubtless
gathered to hear Jesus, a lawyer,
that is, a neribe who interpreted
the law, made trial of him, or ques-
tioned him, in order to test his
ability as a teacher,
What shall I do to inherit -The
tense implies that the Ia,tyer had
in mind the performance of sonie
one great deed or perhaps the mak-
ing of some noble sacrifice. (Com-
pare Mark 10. 17.) •
IEternal life -Literally, the life
of the ages. The expression "eter
nal life" was familiar to the Jews
before, Christ came, as is shown in
the apocryphal book of Enoch (lis.,
4-6). But the lawyer, like the rich
young man who asked Jesus the
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Everything we show you can be depended' upon to
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This is so from Tie Holders at a quarter to Diamonds.
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JEWELER and ISSUER OF
MARRIAGE LICENSES.: 1
same question, had an errone
view of eternal life and its .re
tion to this life. Jesus and his
lowers referred to it as a spirit
condition, the divine life in
soul. (See Acts 16. 30; 1 John
11, 12.)
26. What is written in the law
Note the skill with which Jesus
frequently calls upon a questio
to give answer to his own qu
tions.
How readest 'thou 7 -The wor shalt love the, Lord thy Go
with all thy heart, and with
thy soul, and with all trey streng
were taken from Dent: 0. 5 a
were written on the phylacteri
that is, the vellum Blips worn
Jews on their foreheads and eyrie
Dent, 6. 7, 8 commanded that th
should be repeated mornings a
evenings. The heart, so
strength, and mind with which Go
is to be loved cover man's physic
intellectual, and moral powers,
27. Thy neighbor as thyself -Fro
Lev. 19. 18. . precept much le
'familiar to the Jews. It was, n
on the phylacteries and we do n
know what suggested the associ
tion of this command with
other,
28. This do -The form of tl
verb denotes continued action,
if one should say, "Habitually
ths.'
29. But he, desiring to justi,
himself -For having asked a clue
tion which. ho could so easily an
ewer himself.
Who it my neighbor? -This wa
an important question to the ex
elusive Jew,
30. The parable which follows 1
given to answer the lawyer's las
question. on. it does not imply the
eternal life, about which the law
yer asked first, could be obtained
through good works. •
Going down from Jerusalem to
Jericho - The distance is about
twenty miles. The road to Jericho
leads down through a mountain
pass, .on both sides of'which are
caves. Even to -day these are the
haunts of .robbers,
:Robbers, who stripped him and
beat him -Perhaps the traveler was
so severely beaten because he re-
sisted having his garments taken.
31, 32. In no other passage does
Jesus speak against priests or Le-
'ites, The story is doubtless a
true one, otherwise Jesus would not
have attributed such behavior to
a priest, a Levin, and a Samari-
an,
33. The ortitodo\clergy had pro-
bably felt no compassion for the
ufferer, who was without doubt
Jew, bub the Samaritan, despised
y the Jews, was moved by pity to
qui the unfortunate man.
34. Bound up his wounds, pour -
ng on them oil and wine -Note the
medical details given by Luke, the
hyslcian.
85. Two shillings -Tho word
translated shillings (A. V,, pence)
s denarii, The Roman denarius
as the 001001on wage of a soldier
r a clay laborer. It was a- silver
oin the aetnal value of which was
bout seventeen cents, but in pur-
lasing power it was equal 'to about
fty cents,
When I come bade again -When
e passed the inn on returning
0010.
'36 The lawyer had asked, "Who
my neighbor 7' The. parable
owed mini`• that he blight rather
ncern himself with the question,
To whom am I neighbor? Am 1
lowing mercy to those whom 1
eet who may need my help and
inistrations 7"
37. Go, and do thou likewise -As
verse 28, the verb denotes con
❑tied action, that. ire °`Continual -
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TRAFI1'JC NOT SO L IIG.11.
Reveniue. Reduced oa the f;o,vvrn-
MPni ita.ihhay.
\' despatch From` Toronto says;
A reduction of practically $200,000
in total net revenue is the result of
the operations of the Timiskaming
& Northern Ontario Railway for the
fiscal, year ended October 31;, 1913,
These figures are gleaned fremi the
annual report'ef tate railway which
1100 just been received by Iron. I. 13.
Lucas, Provincial Treasurer. Phis
decrease .in earnings 10 pretty well
understood to, •be the result of tine
end of the conetrtection period on
the National,Ti'anscolrl;inenttkl ;Li,atil-
a5; ;awl the fact that the mining
131 Cobalt and Poreupino is '00 a
normal hagis; Nlaobirtery .and
equipment toe the mints has all
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THE YEAR THAT IS AHEAD
Departure of the. Old Year and Coming of the New
Is a Moment of Vast Significance
"011, God, our help in ages past,
Our hope for years to come."
-Isaac Watts,
Again, the New Year l Again,
Alpha and Omega -the beginning
and the end 1 Behind us the travel-
ed road -before us the road that is
still untrod; behind, the written re-
cord ---before, the empty page; be-
hind, the dead actualities of the
past -before, the living possibili-
ties of 'the future! It is true that,
in the changeless process of the uni-
versal order, this passing of time
between the last day of December
and the first day of January indi-
cates nothing more than that the
earth has turned again upon its
axis, as it has turned innumerable
times before, and has advanced one
step upon that circling counts about
the sun which has no end. It is
true that, in, the sight of God, "a
thousand years are but as yester-
day when it is past, and as a watch
in the night." Therefore, do the
Pause, as a traveller halts when he
comes to the Crest of a hill,
To Survey Wlta.t is Passed,.
to contemplate what is to come and
to consecrate the interval of tran-
sition by new and solemn dedica-
tions of the spirit,
A,nd as we thus gaze about us, on
this summit of the days, what cones
so readily to our minds as the words
of the fatuous hymn which I have
taken for my text? -"God, our help
in ages past," and God, "our hope
far years to come." 15 not this the
abiding message of the new rear?
Behind us is the definite experience
of the Divine Spirit working at the
task of its creative handiwork. Here
is God fashioning worlds out of the
early fire -mist, clothing the earth
in verdant garments, guiding the
evolution of organic life from the
amoeba and protozoa to ",Shakes
peare'% brain and the good Christ's
heart;' leading mankind onward
and upward through long centuries
of agony, struggle and defeat; dis-
placing ignorance with knowledge,
sickness with health, barbarism
with civilization; -
"Breathing in the thinker's creed,
Pulsing in the hero's blood,
Nerving simplest thought and deed,
freshening time with truth and
good;
Consecrating art and song,
Holy book ,and pilgrim track,
Hurling floods of tyrant wrong
From the sacred limits back!"
This is what is behind us. And be-
cause this divine "Help" has been
constant in the past, so do we have
"hope" that it will continue in the
future. We may have doubts about
the years that are ahead, It may
appear as though the worst and not
the "best (was) yet to be." Sorrow
and failure may bo besetting' ns as
individuals, and forces of reaction
or: destruction may seem to be
threatening to overwhelm the race.
But surely, however dark the hori-
zon,
We Can Fear No Evil.
God .is in His world to -day just as
He was yesterday, and He will still
be in His world to -morrow just as
He is to -day, The sun will follow
the course which He has traced and
the stars shine on the posts which
he has sat, Prophets and poets
will reveal His inspiration in burn-
ing words, heroes and martyrs at-
test. His e'i11 in sacrificial blood,
the multitudes climb to heights of
joy and peace and righeousness as
yet unknuivn, in witness of His
perpetual guidance. "God is not
dumb, that He should speak no
more" -Cod is not dead, that • IIe
sltouicl help no morel
Thus, as we stand upon the sum-
mit of the days, may we survey the
past with thankfulness and the fu-
ture with confidence. As God hag
been "our help in ages past," so is
He "our hope in years to come."
Hail to the glad New Year !-,Rev.
John Haynes Holmes,
gone in •and from. 'this source th
only revenue is derived from part
required for repairs or enlarge
mints. As soon as the Grand ,Trunl.
Pacifte • is operating, the $300,000
rental will be available £0rerunning
rights and such percentage of -oper-
ating as the Grand trunk is liable
for on a whealage basis. The road
has been thoroughly overhauled
and the equipment made ready 'for:
transcontinental trade as soon as
It is ready.
MURDERS ANI) SUICIDES.
'two Terrible Cl'irne9 Couunitted In
Germany.
A '.Call One.
s Laborer -And they have tall
- buildings in America, Pat?
Pat -Tall buildings ham' they -
faith, Mike, the last one 1 worked
On we had to lay0n out stomachs
to let the spoon pass,
A despatch from Berlin, Ger-
many, says: Two crimes o.f vio-
14;nee involving the death of eleven
people were committed on Friday in
Solclan, Province of East Prussia,
and Hamburg. Al; Soldau an entire
family, consisting o1 •nr
,t y, ca, t ssi, gof. a star a 1:1 his
wife with their five children, were
found in their house on Friday
morning with their threats cut and
the gas honed on. A dog with, its
head almost severed was lying be-
side tlleni. Pecuniary difficulties
are supposed to- have driven the
parents to kill the children and
then commit s1iicdc. At Hamburg
on. Friday a city policeman out the'
throats of his three daughters anti
then his own after a family ;pear -
rel.
Sunda} tilrseVeence.
The late Dl, :Macadam used to tell
of 'a tipsy Seek:ha:hit making ilea
way home on a bright Sunday morn -
log, while the gobd folic were wend-
ing their way to the kirk. A little
'dog pulled a ribbon from a woman'
who was leading it, and as, it ran
from her she appealed to the first
passerby who happened to be the
inebriate, ,asking him to whistle
for her poodle.
`'Woman,'' he retorted, with the
atm as solemnity of visage, `w0 -
man thi, is no clayfor,whustlin'.
Tho Archbishop of •Paris has eels,
demnnod '''the tango:," as an immoral
dance,
The' Czar has purchased for the
Hermitage Museum the painting
Madonna With the Flower,'
which is attributed to Da Vinci.
The price Was $75;000.
Diplomatic - Tommy - "Say,
Mamma, I'm playin' there's a little
boy Catlin' on ate, an' I'd like' a
piece of cake for hien,"
• "The Brew
that Grew"
Labatt's
London
Lager
Balling past because.
ma 1e
right
Tay; Mae FLAVCR-.-ANI,
PURE, ' TRY IT
LABATI"S
INDIA PALE ALE
XXX STOUT
Made and matured in
the old way
THE MEAL 2CVDRAGEs
JOHN LABATT
LIMITED
LONDON, CANADA
30'
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