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8 , •.. , in
'Say, and w re the, regio ¢'zed' nure'
thousandsf�homesfor�Coneti anon
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lieliggestion, Biliousness,,'Rheumatisat '
gi?ms.the ,tro.e.blb'Qf bringing &11_
these thln's with' them' firom' tkrelr,
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n ogee and,was tho,refar a
dicta t • h
eoonxenlence.and 'h c i
' ad" the 'sanction
'of 'the chief;pi`iests, But :the mer-
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• VYhut ilio Scpa•1,abor 1Hel ns.
Whf1e the anan who has fiearned
I5 Y1el.dln t0' Knf) l
g wedge, Pride :td Hu
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>a llty; and Fear to Faith,
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'and Kidneyand`Liver Troubles. To-. '
...,ae a tae
daY.bhey Just
eenary epu•it' of these -.traders 1ed
the real value o•f 'ihe se. 'air for " is
P ,a.Be
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a re efieoGi v ,lis..
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hem to bt so. th r.: • l age,,, and
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a .Y emphatic ,in lits .
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A timelRAL• BANKING" BTiSI-
NESS T1i,ANSACTED:" NOTES.
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WE ,,
PAY THE,HIGHEST 1?RIC.E
far -OATS- PEAS and BAR-
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LEY 'alto
r n othm ter
reliable as eve , a cl n g t
:has et been devised to
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desecration,.,greed 'ex/d frauds
IVIone chane. ors--= .
Y . g 1 ose one,:£or,a
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eoneideration; changed' money, g1v-
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is t''ar 1 .o. -, - ' " ids ., e
ey .n, k}te fem}dnane side, of the:,,:
. house that'reme . f •the a •age
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iii most Sign na11 t anen.;:
_ g y 11p .:. ,
Ie'eoneent ie .
1 tee the time rrif welt
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. Wh.Y not indeed? Who that has
eyes tt see„ei's tc•he'az+.: and a
: heart tof uudersta'nd ,van 'look -
uP
oa Jia'Jjwit' •
disease?-1t z •_' •• ` eo
: . , s bec,attsa ha 11ves a1
dust,and fileh'kno s
w net the balm
C bIOS, mr aeticeesli'air h r
c?ties;-here• r otfce ' • •a d%` n
P a s the :eoiiiaptton
DISCOUNT>;D, DRAFTS ISSUED.
'INTEREST ,
DREST ALLOWED ON DE-
I ti '.• SALT: NOTES PUR-
.y
CHASED. is
HAY for
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Boling
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INTERNATIONAL
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LESSON,
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ng- the. .people the smaljeL coins
the , needed'+in. making: smalls. u _
Y. g s 1 ee r
chases and .tulso givritg thdse' who'
came from a.distaiioe Hebra cos
invv ns,
exchange for 'the of Ro-
man •money they had brought with
i . i
.into definite- hours o the d anal
.. , f day
,hese era:. shor. `' I"here :are no
lieav 'unit
...cans coming lipme neaa,
ilio noon hour, rank. withtha acidity
of them contents.
All milk utensils
s taken
oa the 3vorld these summer days;-:
and not respond-to the admen'tion'
of , tlse T'sal list? Behold aur
brother; the. Suri,, , as Sy' Francis
called hvm, sprcadmg-abroad the;
spl'endoi• of his radiant 'beams by
of tile; flesh! Inman= till
s doeme
rA Pevert ?b-it is :b
:because he ha
not ,:e{,]etLrned`
Y. to share to lustta
and mere,, the;J'ounty•pf`God's ,pro
v1d'enoe I Does man till ',: hri'1
n
from death?-it is because he hoe
.ld. T. ILAIPCE; =- -
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' • AUGUST 9. •Davos-The
them.
olferrng of the poor,
may be :
care of durin h . ,g
mornm,,.,, linos,.,a
day, and all bur little •biothers the
clown the: 'benedie-;
e
not see in death th sntxance Loth
larger
NOTARY' PIIBLIC; ;CONVEY-
ANGER TINA CIAL REAL
Ngcourt.of
.ESTATE; AND FIRE INSUR•
T-
• ANOI AGENT.. REPRESENT-
•
„INC'• 14 FIRE INSURANCE
.COMPANIES;
DIVISI6N COURT OFFICE,
CLINTON.
•who
.�J.r. KINDS OF
COAL ODD
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TILE-BRICK
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LeSSoii V V. The, Barren Pi Tree and
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the Defiled leniplc, Mark 1],
12.33. Golden ".Pexf,to
Matt. 7. 20.
Vere .12, On the morrow-On
114onday morning, the day following
the triumphal entry, : During this
could' nut, afford to bringslice
or; oxen.. ' P
1¢. Theare
the GeutLles, de
signed. ass lane where- strangers
g . P,
might come to worship, had come
to be used as a shortcut by • those
passing Uo and :Ere with vessels or
packages. ,
7. It is not written, My house
sh'a'll :he called'.a house of prayer for
Ymilk.'
all ?-See '7,,
;and while: thorough sea9cirng is pr
cassaty.to keep them in order they
sweet to be in with, )hereib
,. sweet e , ,Y,
rendering the weak less' tedious..
Tlhen the' un sca}ding winch, puts
on the finishing touches nay be giv-
en through the entire clay.
:Tt is agreat time shaver in, skim-s.
h'u'ng and saves mueh'hand'I'ingancl
rehandling'of ihe i This may
stars, .,sending
tion of'eh ezr gentle rays by night 1
Look upon tlhe earth. teeming. with'.
grain and fruit riot the sustenance
o , . . i ,
isf every, living creature:.,, Yonder„
the sea,, great and wide, wherein
are things creeping innnmerab'led'•'
See "the hili' whence co eth our
m
siren th"-"lilies of the field !tow
g
they glow"-the tie is "which"God
g
li'atli'
life! '
asI,an's ignveanoe,.pride and fear-
thus 1•,answer you the charge!
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the W hole 'i to i.,
, je s al of !Nee ,
has been the tale
e of lits discover o
unseen beaut •his 'e la obi Y
n Y, gyppn ou
nfa,tho'med mysteey, his,conques
it ae disappe terror:. Famine?-
it has dice s
it i Pto ecl,. Pestilence
1t limited to the remotest corner:
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last week it was the custom of Jesus''hi
the nationsIca: SG;
which it is redicted that saran -
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seem like a [small Matter yet it is
reallylarge•e ' '
1 al,y
planted"-the bird's which
sing ago p the , .r
ng b nuchae.' What
of earth . klcaDae they
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*V. BRYDONEP
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.BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ,
NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC.
A11 kinds of Goat on Band;
CHESTNUT . SOFT' COAL .
CANNEL COAL
. FURNAOE COKE
BLACKSMITHS WOOD
to spend` the night at Bethany and
return during` -bhe day to Jerusa-
1''m. - •
Bethany-See preceding lesson.
13. A fig tree having leaves.Gentiles,
-Though this the
g
ere who worshiped •God, as well as
'Jews, Shall be admitted to the riv-
'leges of 'the temple. The. Jews had
come to regard the court of the
which was the 'seat of a
indifferently
a very one, and much
i
of -the old=ttme labor in caringfor
. milk
m lk has•'been abolished proven .byib
the separator, wholly useless.
The cream is in much better c-
()Alenhalfor churning we'd of uniform
o
need of man is unsa,Ui-sfiecl ,by the:
avoild.in which he, lives, what de-STOVE
este' unan�swored, `
What Drs iatt Unfni illed.!" '
"O Lord; -how manifold are thy'
beinge harnessed! 1)eseats?-the
he
blossom like the etsly The seal-
is theoenlniteof .the! Peyer
ty 2-the beginningof .the `and: i
hare? Whatea histol;, l And ilii;
history, let me tell_,you is
Office- Sloan Block '-CLINTON
2i„ 'n tike
in., 3 in, -and 4 in, .Tide E
Best
was earlier .in
year than one would naturally ex-
peat •to 'fine} figs on the trees, the
universal. worship, so
that they allowed 'thio be used byq
the traders. We, cannot tell he
iality. One of e bnttime maker is
mencla,tions' for the batter is
hast thou made
works! In the earth
them all ; the is' full of dally
going on
se is
until. the pester of the secret
mastered, its deepest secret .un
Quality.
fact that the leaves were out would
often strangers desired to cone to
that her product always may be
riches!'
veiled, and its highest law obeyed
CILAI2LES B. HALE,
Conveyancer, Notary Public,
' Commissioner,-Etc.
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
- ARTHUR FREES
Opposite the G. T. R. Station.
Phone 52. :
suggest that them, might be, fruit,
since in hg trees the fruit, which is
inereality modified blossom, appears
before the leaves, •.
It was not the season of figs-,
The early variety of figs appeared
i June, the later crop in August.
the temple to worship, but there
were some who accepted :the Jewish
faith, and ,we know that certain
Greeks came asking to :see Jesus.
Jesus felt that thispart of the tem-
pie, as well as the other courts
should not be given over to.pur-
of the same grade.
Few• can.attain t0his .and only with
the best facilities. The cream gauge
fixed the thickness• of :the cream ab-
;se]utely,
The .rule foe salting .may tUus, be
as rigid as for "bread, The cream
Do you answer me that the world
is ugly as well as •beautiful, and is
filled with things terrible as well as
useful? 'I answer you in burn, that
nothing is ugly or-terrible save to
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man's ignorance,- pride .and 'tear•,
Is baffled
And Cheri shall we be able to prove
what the poets and seers have even
seen, that `.God is g, ,and Hf:
tender mercies:.are . over all Thi
works!' '
• So be glad with a mighty glad
•
HURON STREET, - - CLINTON¶�
TheMCRlIlOp 11!uUUal FI_B •
Mutual
Thetime indicated in our lesson
about April. •
14. If this incident stood aloneif
poses which would prevent the wor-
shiper from finding it a place where
he could hold undisturbed commun-
can easily be kept at the same tem•-
perature every time by the ,use of
the ice And
man still and at times de-;
stroyed by the seal-it is because
he has not yet learned to bow • his
ness, and rejoice with exceecli:n:,
great joy.1 Sing to-day and ever
more, as little Pinna sang, on Nev
--
a RS. GUNK & DANDIER
Dr. W. Gunn, L.R.C.P., L.R.
0,5., Edin i
Dr. J. 0. Gaudier B.A'. ILB.
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Office-Ontario St., Ni bt
calls Oatrer o StClinton.Cli ten. igb
,
or at Hospital.
j
bounce Company
Farm and Isolated Town Property
only Insured
-OFFICERS - •
J B. McLean, President, Seaforth
P.O.; Jas. Connolly, 'ice-Presi•
dent, Goderich P.O. ; T. E. Hays;'
Secretary-Treasurer, Seaforth P.O.
Directors -
we knew nothing else about !Hie
character of Jesus, we should be
inclined to think.-his' act petulant.
His words would seem to have been
spoken because he was irritated
and disappointed. r
ppointed. Vlhy should one
curse a tree? But we know enough
of the life of Jesus to cause tis to
seek a further explanation. The
true meaning of any man's words
is be found,
ion with the Father.
A den of robbers-Quoted from
Jer. 7. 11, in which the prophet
taw le because eaks of ' h desof ecraclianacterthe
Pthe of
the people who used it. Here it is
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not the people primarily, bud, the
wrong use of the temple, which isP
condemned. Jesus evidently ob_
jested to having the house of prayer
used for
or,cold water.. thus
the ibnbter is always alike, cense-
quenMy its in demand„ at fancy
prices. •
Crean' for the table trsea is al-
ways available in the. very Pest
form. The most .delicious deserts
can be extemporized on short no-
Lice and time. saved from the once
laborious work of making pastry.
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proud spirit to the laws of wind
and wave! Does man still tremble
at the lightning?-it is because he
has not yet completed his certain
task of tining the thunderbolt to
do his pleasure! Is man still over-
whelened by the cataclysms of tor-
nada, flood and earthquake lest is
because lie has not ye't unveiled the
secret of these mighty mysteries of
Year's' Day in Asolo
"The year's at the spring;
The day's at the morn"
The morning's at seven;
The hillside's dew-pearled ;
The lark's on the wing;
The snail's on the thorn;-
God's in t His with the w-
All's right ay world !"
Rev, John Haynes Holmes,
DR. J. W. SHAW
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RATTENBURY ST. EAST,
-CLINTONin
-•--
D. F. McGregor, Seaforth; John
Grieve, Winthrop; William Rine,
Constance; John Watt, 'Harloek;
John Benuewies, Brodhagen ; James
Evans, Beechwood ; Me McEven,general.
Clinton P.O.
- Agents -P
Robert ]3ariock;
to not in •his isolated
sentences, but in a study of all his
teachings. The nieaning of one act
of any person can. be rightly un-iced
-only
his derstoodmy when compared with
Moreover, Jesus
frequently, chose enigmatical meth-
pds in order to coni e1 men to think
or to teach them a forceful lesson.rations
as a. place personal gain.
But fair trading could not be call-
ed `robbery," and before using so
strong a ward Jesus must have not-
and that these traders were greedy
p, lous and that they
sought to enrich themselves by tat-
an• unfair advantageWhen
g of those
who came from a distance to wor-
Notes of the Sheepfold.
Whenever a farmer can be in-
ducecl to take a pride in 'bhe ani-.
male he produces ihe is on •the right
road
the lambs are weaned the
ewes should ,be kept on nutritious
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Fashion Hints
biles--theta is one"new used that
l-OFFICE
to below thks like crepe-and
vafst n Sowetimess o it is
made with cutaway front. The
sleeves are snug about the wrists,
but the collars turn back comforta-
bly from the neck. '
DB,. C. W. TIHOMPSON
PHSYICIAN, SURGEON, ETC:
• Special attention given to des•
eases of the Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat.
Eyes carefully examined' and suit•
able glasses prescribed.
Office and residence: 2 doors west of
amitb, E. Hine6•
ley, Seaforth; William Chesney,.
Egmondville; J. W. Yeo, Holmes.
villa.
Anymons bpaidg'i'lt,
aid o one , h Clot' in may be
P ng Co., Crn•
ton, er at Cutt s Grocery, Goderich
Parties desirous to effect incur-
ance or transact other business
will be promptly attended to on ap•
plication, to any of the above officers
The sin which Jesus had• so often
found it necessary to reprove was
that of hypocrisy. Here is ,a tree
of this same thing. and Jesus
takes the opportunity afforded, him
to pronounce judgment in symbolic
form upon this prime fault of a
class with whom Jesus and his 'ens_
ciples would constantly come in
contact.
15. Them that sold and them that
ship fn the temple,
18 The chief presets and the
scribes-These were the authorities
•ivho had sold to the traders the
right to carry en-their business in
the temple court. Since the words
of Josue were a rebuke to them as
well as to the traders, they resented
this invasion of- their established
rights. They also constituted the
male body of the Sanhedrin, and
in order to prepare them
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for bhe next breeding season`
Some farmers follow the practice
of allowing bhe ewes to shift for
themselves after they have weaned
their lambs. This results in per-
turbation at breeding time.
Two weeks of neglect will mean
a decided loss of flesh and loss of
time ,and feed in recovering it,
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Embroidered Petticoats.
Embroidered net petticoats are
one of the things that have persist-
ed from last summer. They are
made, usually, almost without fol-
ness, Some of them ,are gored a
little so that they flare about the
ankles. They are scalloped along
the lower edge and each panel or
„
ran and Buckskin Shoes.
One of the most attractive shoes
for tennis is made of white buck.
skin and tan leather combined. ,The
tan is used at the toes and,heels,
and sometimes it is introduced in
the way of straps for decoration,
through the centre of the shoe,
'But the toe and heel arrangement of
tan leather takes much of the soil
that would fall the
the f�immer'cial Hotel, Huron Si,, '
addressed to their respective post-
sought how they
gore shows an embroidered design,
otherwise on
-therefore
• •
oQicee. Losses inspected by the
:
might
destroy Jesus.
t'o}t'S Freshen Tnice a Year'
Sometimes the panels are joined
defenceless buckskin, and so the
are little
DR. F. A. AXON
director wlioliges nearest the scene.
--�
They feared hdm-Because the
multitude stood in awe' at the pow-
Furcows to freshen twice a year
really sounds like nature-faking,
with rather heavy thread lace:
shoes trouble to kee
clean; P
Bags for All
• - DENTIST --
Specialist in Crown and Bridge�
Work. Graduate of C.O.D.S.,
' Chicago, and R,C.D.S., To.
ionto,
Bayfield on Mondays from Mayto
Yprepare.
December.
There is a
Lfold Day Coming
Why not re are dor it b y ,
ordering your winter supply
Have YQal ;
.
Yl ®1m$
} 7 �Jc a
Attacks?
(r f '
ChathberlainTabletskee
the liver right up to norp.- /
mal all the time-and
that's why the are so effective
Y Y'
In euretaiionStomach
i dhes Disorders,
er of Jesus' andtheauthority of his
teaching.
19. We learn from Matthew that
he went to Bethany.shirt-waist
20. As they ,,passed by in the
morning--Returning to Jerusalem.
22. Jesus answering-Replying to
the Wonder ,expressed in Peter's
remark.
God-TheatuntoHave
-hthoughts Jesusi seem
but that is just what happens to
cows that freshen in the fall, writes
Mr. W. F..Freohoff.
Good Feeding age careful ilk all-
tion keep tip a large flow of milk
winter; then in the spring when
the green herbage comes the role
again tike manufacture of milk re-
selves a fresh stimulus•
Thos by fall fresising •t�4e milk
Wash Silk Shirt Waist. -
rot the young •girl no 18
more comfortable than a wash sills
dress. These frocks are
made in one 'eco and there are
P
aa Few gloats in the skirts, which are
cut rather short, to make them more
comfortable and practical. The
waists, too, are pleated, and are flu-
'shed with turn down collars. A
'leather belt or etiched one the
Uses.
Bags are an ever
a' present part of
woman's dress, but how they
change I Now, we are told the
leather handbagmost be reserved
for shopping, business or travel-
lin For all other
g• er times a bag of
colt, velvet, heads. chiffon or some
vel e fabric isused. Silk bags and
velvet ones, too, are even used, for
shopping. The head bags are per-
,GEORGE` ELLIOTT
Licensed Auetloneer for the County
of Huron.P
Correspondence promptly answered.
.Immediate arrangements can be
of Lehigh' Valley Coal. None
better in the world.
Rouse Phone 12..
Office Phone 1.411.
all ailments which are the' fore-
runners of biliousness. Try '
them. 25c. a bottle Druggists
and Dealers or by Mail.
Chamberlain Medicine
'• Toronto 7
of
here to take a ifferent turn from
what we expect, and these words,
with triose .following on forgiveness
as a condition of answer to prayer
(verse 25), may be given here as the
substance •of a.lon er conversation
g
flow is not only kept asp for a longer-
period of time than would- other-
`vise be the case, bub the most milk,
is reduced duan the• season of
g
highest prices. In this lien the
chief superiority of winter over
dairying.
a of
silk, Je worn. The silks used are
usually of 'the striped patterns-
stripes of pink, blue, green or pale
violet on.rovhite,
Crepe Sweaters Popular. ' • .
The
haps the most gorgeous of all.• .They
aro made with intricate patterns
developed' in beads of all colors
of the rainbow lined with sills and
e
mounted in elaborate frames of
silver or gold,
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made fop Sales :Date'`' at, The ,,
j
`'News-lhecordi Clinton,' -or" b'tGsT
.calling;Phone 13 on 157. , •
A. J. HOLLOWAY
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QST aaHAMBE�dtAIN•S•,
TS
of which we are. notgiven the full
setting.
g. 'If an direct rel to Peter's
remark Jesus explained that faith
' in God was the source of Itis mime-
summer
Cows that freshen in the spring
7 g
dr'y up quickly in t'he fall when
the ,grass is no longer few
summer sweater of this sea-
,,.chin in garment
son is not whorl g g g
made of white and colored worsted.
It is made in various thin, silky la-
10, Adol bus, not the
T p gush-
ing letters are wa•itten with a founb-
sin
Cliaiges.'iiYodeiate, .and'eatisEaotion
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IEt�� , TAB:L %
neons ov,
ov• er the fig tree, than,
present;
farmers take good tare Of a dry
pen.
guaranteed.- ,;
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rcalizinower
than need .far more fully
cow during the winter„ see, tlkeds the
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than did they th-enesskees, he may
'led
nett year the ani gal will be still
NA MIN ';!
CLTNTOfJ, ONTARIO
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have h:.e.ta to chow thexb -h iav
mf
less useful,,: ;such deterioration in
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.,,c ht attain the same greater than the en-
y g power a we-ire-Often ;ra often !'" .._
namely, through •faith. - tiro
- TIME TABLE -
Trains will arrive at and deparb
from Clinton Station as follows: •
BUI IALO AND GODERTCH DIVes
......e. _,^D V
Eaei'", ,,.1 •7.33. a, m.
Goong ,
3.03 p, m:
rc t. 5.15 p, m,
Going West; 71;07 a, M.
Terms of subscription-$1 per year,
in advance; $1..50,may be charged
if not so paid. No paper di�Eotr:
tinned until all arrears artg"paid
unless at'ilia or�tiun of the pub.
lisher,y,-nine' date to, which every
-eubeeriptian is .paid is denoted on
the label.
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vertisements; 10 cents per non.
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are-in their 1n-
er a• their outdoor
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v.allte of ,her milk s need most,
23.' This mountain-As Jesus and Then again, the cows peed most
lie disciples were near the Mount protecoron • during: •the summer
ofOlives all •bhe wayfrom BethanyY
months, when labor' mayrbe used to•
to Jerusalem, the mountain refer- better advantage in th'e fields,
to would be the Mount of during no
rtSsiun-
O1Doubt-Meanin .-bedivided..• inhere eon• find iemvilo; m Months
g, to P Y
p, • mer clam;peg has ahsolntel nobhiu
Oom are James 1. E;, .y g
Shall believe that what lie saith •to commend it.
cometh to pass-This was the•tecie 7 is about the same price in
ing of Jesus regarding the aceom-the sin-ismer as in the writes', while
T •/� /� T 9
A.JC��,C'1 (� 1� STOUT
Has Special Qualities
MILDLY STIMULATING,
SUSTAINING
,,., , A Perfect Tonic
THIS IS THE TIME OF THEYEAR IT IS NEEDED
1.35 p.:m,
to .rg
"' " 0,90 p, m,
11.28 p, m,.
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& BRUCE DIV
HURON"'
LONDON"seinen
.4 cents per. line for each subse-
quant insertion:.: Small advertise.
gents nota to exceed one inch,,
such• as Lost, • "Strayed,"or
"Stolen,"
play-they are constantly of-
Tering temptations for the
plishinent. of any great and seem-labor is cheaper; this wdtb if not sold in your nee hborho od, write
the
negly impossible task through faith. Ube increased price '£or 'winter pro-
It head scarcely be added that in ducts, makes winter dairying • by JOHN LABATT, LIMITED
referring to the moving of moan- far tete more prolfitdble. LONDON CANADA'
i
., '
f"oing'South, (i.10 a. m..
4.23 p, re;
Going North, 11.00. a. m,
: 8.35 P. M.
etc., inserted once' for
3Pi cents, and aub'sequent in.
, 10 cents.
Communications ;;intended: for pub.S,
lication'must as a guarantee of
KODAK
Let it keep them for you as
they are now."
Let ft keep'many other hap-
tains he spore in ''figurative iangu- 51 ry
age. Jesus himself•never performer.] Of Course Not:
p
a .miracle for the sake of doinga " l'li tell a great secret, but
great or speote,eulur thin and you must
st promise not to give it
neither Jesus nor his disciples ever away." '"Of course 'not." 'I be-
removed mountains his
meta-lieve, Miss"Birdie M'Ginnis is
OVER 85. XEAeti',
t . , EXPERIENCE,
®to
good"1ait�ir, be accompanied by-the
name of the writer,
W. J. MITCHELL,
'Editor and Proprietor..
penings that area source of
pleasure to you.
11BOWNIES, $3 TO $12;
gone
phoricaily,"• I,
y
24, A11 things whatsoever ye pray omind e. o v the esti made 'up h
and ask tor-Prayer will also :give p y. question."
Y did she •say to ,you ?' She didn't 1
• THIS 15 A STORE OF
the disciple"s power, but in prayer T
as we11 as in works it is ne essary say anything to me precisely, but
have unshaken faith to it on Tuesday.sse patted my dog o 'Ding
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1�ODAIaS, $7 TO $25.
make
the head. t that an EPENDABLE VALUES
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ve-Received: nex'tlthin
25`. Whensoever ye stand praying to ;patting you the heady Your`
TJ�nall tern will come. next. A store that keeps in touch with the
-' -blit Jewa stood they 'constantly
offer ed prayer, Kneeling or entire "" changing jewelry styles,
,pros re ion was.some n es used on. His - Ain E' ers&ry.
� .
OCeaelOna.Of'great lmpgl'LanCe,,its ,fat The palrii 'fO,r:, ;& sent-znfndedness A store that sells t11e 3aIlle.. 00(15-aS those sold in
the dedication of the temple 1
p (. 'Is probably taken bya learned' Ger,g
Kings 8. 54), or when the petitioner _man. One day the rofesso 'net's- the better stores all over the country-
P P
- in great trouble: : his,ife laein _a lar e':bd "`'tet''•,." '• ANY
wangiva , . ilial your > ether _And sells them, too, at as low prices as NSTORE
Forgive, ed: w p g. g onnl , , .,
,. ..:i :on�.. l' desk.. ?hat doe" this
a�J'so who is i•n heaven .may forgive. ea ?" he,. !asked-..: "Why," " she - _ CAN.
'mean o .
you.,b'ot•give,ness is a second' condi- , „
Coe g,e':. exelained, don..t•.you :know' that '
to.the efficacy °i;Prayei. -- :lis is-the .,
,aitniuerswa, of oil mar- , :' 'live - thin '. e -depended° ilpcin'to.l
one coo ,reall.,,rec.iv bgiv ,alis. , ,.....•d . :,
y. eve £o ens • xy. ;" F w•.,skwe
•Indeed
Srdae. a2c IP et w•.nwatau: rf
, _
ing, Thsa as Qntarr0''S 'Beat
,= . „ "Ah ' -
is •i ?,i . said,
from God unless he has a taagt • ,,• a .d. : BE exact! 'Vilna we tell oU it 15
gena teou ou i
penitent .• -' _' Y, Y
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Business School. We give in-
dived:iia! attention. ,Yeti ''�:
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heart nand se peeper spirit about sin 'the";professor politely•, "x• di •let
forgiveness. 'know, tivhon comes
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". g gand 1 will recipeotate the favor," This is so from Tie Holders at a quarter to Diamonds'.
. willan God might be to forgive,
the offender would,nof be able to
receive pardon •so ion ` as he , os A Titnely Warning. And it matters not what you may rewire !tor when,
'sassed a hardened heart and an un-Wi.11ie (to era?tor) You it 'better if it• belongs to a Jewelry stoclr, it'shere.
forgiving spirit. God does not, of eat-,your pie ,slowly.; never gives
has own 'accord, limit his forgive- uiore'n one piece. Prove these things any time, occasion arises:-
ness, ' These Iimitatione are placed
Thi !lost
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It would take a sorcerer to dis•
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shoes?" asked the facetious custom- enemies 1;s not to have any.
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