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THE 'SUNDAY
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AUGIJSTR
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'STUDY
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3.. 'the
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generations
braalee .three --By means of the ,'
hall -and lightning (Conaphre Psa' '
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.7/3• 47, 48.) • . ' • .,
34: Locust . ' grasshopper
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--e-Again referring to e, single plague,
The Hebrew word probably denotes
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loaliat ill its Maya elate,' end ih
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the Faiglieh.reyieed vereime is theree, ,
foie translated•cankeravorin instead.
of as irr our tett. • ' • . • • .
a35e, Every • herb --Grass and vegee
ge, • •
table, fella ' '
The fruit. of their ground -Thai
expression 'may refer to sueh bulbs
as weae, used iar food. •
36. The firstaborn in their land-
Both of cattle anclabf 'human beings,
and therefore the chief of all their
stiength. 'Erie was the tenth 'old •,
last plague and proeed so convinea
hag that cyan es' ha.raohavea,' s not only '
willing but anxious', to have the Is-
.,,,,entes &pail frara.Egypt. . , ,
The manner in Which the Hebrewa
themselves escaped from' the ra,v-'
ages of the death -angel is recorded
in our next Magmain 'which we re- ,
to the Ex odus' naarrative •
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Woman's Ailntents, 'Dr, Mertel's
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ipnsaIlmsit'elincowinniieeheriletta6ter dthe
nese and guidance good-
of Jehovah dila-
Mg the ea' ea Pe 1° ot the ea;
thins development. In the verses _
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45) tell, of `the earlier and. later 'man a •vert
festations af divine goochaeas as re-
fleeted in the connected history of
God?s chosen people. The histor-•
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Mal narrative as recorded in Exo-
dus is very much fuller, ardi :goes
more into detail , than the brief pee
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etical summary Which constitutes
our lesson. (Compare Exod. '7..8 to.
IL 10.). The, inspired poet
over, no in , e c, rono-
- t interested L.- 'al' 'h -
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logical seqeence of the event.s so
much as in the greatneas of the de'
leialiainneset'anweero.1,1gThot tbhaisa.flanethev'vvaatini!:
ascribe the Omission. on his ,part of
all reference to two of the plagues
(those of pestilence and boils) rnen-
t;-ried in .Exodas. a This religious
inteeest of Alm psalmist may also
account for the order in which the
plagues are mentioned, which again
differs from the order in Exodus.
According to the Exodus narrative-
they occurred in the following or
der: (1) Nile water changed to
blood; (2) frogs ; • (3) lice ; (4) ties;
(5) pestilence; (6) boils; (7) hail; (8)
(9) darkness; (10) death of
first-born.
Verse 23. Israel -The reference.
is to Jacob as the immediate an-
cestor of tbe twelve tribes. The po-
etical form of the reference permits
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the use in close proximity to each
other of the two names for the sameclonly
person.
The land of Ham -Egypt.
24. Increased his people greatly
-"And the chiklren of Israel were
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CLINTON.
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Pinere'8•31.ethods.
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Britain's forenmet living' drama- •
tist, Sir Arthur ying Tineroa .has
jest celebrated • 'his fifty-eighth
.birtaaday. . Ars his name indicates,
ae es pertly of. feeeignextraction,
his father, was a Porthguese.
His mother was Miss ia-
tee oe ,a Dow
Geaveeend', aaed.ZrwinaistYin Pthil;.1 di):
3t, Sir' Arthur spent 't.h. e days .of
youth. He was at one time in,-
tended for a busiriese•careere and
etudied at Birkbeck College, but
the call of the stage proved too
strong.He made hi debut before
the aatlights as a general iiiility
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STREET CAICRAMS FICEIGIIT.'
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Collision at a Loadon Railroad
. - r°ssing. ' . .
• A despatch f from Loadlon, Ont,
says : Motorman Swaelling, of Dula-
dae ear No. 98, was perhaps fatally
hart, and several pa,saengers r e-
ceived somewhat severe injarie ,
‘ehen the street car ra•renned sa
etaisea ee freight eara being shoved
otliveeriittheerhe
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silavriitnahdaiiisgSltiin
Grand Trunk and the C.P.R..short-
ly alter midnight, Thurscla, '9
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en teen cars were being puelied over
A.ceo- idiag to a statement made b Y
Mr. 7. H.
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ste, taetised Ca°C4neerrrinTa;a-111-C:oGil B:eitur:
ham aeCyaairliar foaf ,hoiande smdalenirrip:
. . us le o go an. in ye.,
inmeased .from 7,0`76,009.,marks in
1908 to 58,130,000 malice ix 1012.
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Ge mart exports, th CamadasellOW an
increase from 20,302,000 marks. in
1908 to 54,254,000 marks.iri a912, For
first time since the exia mice of
b : :t
German trade statistice haves Cana-
- exports to Germany ehown. an
incecase over 'German exports to
Canada. • '
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BARgISTER, soLiciTo.11, .,
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NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC?:
Offiee-- Sloari, Block -CLINTON
ALL KINDS OF
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TILE BRICK
TO ORDER.
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CHARLES B. HALE.
Conveya.ncer, Notary Public,.
Conamissioner, Etc.
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE
' Issuer ,of Marriage Licenses
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All kinds of Coal on hand:
CHESTNUT SOFT COAL
STOVE . CANNEL COAL
FURNACE. ' COKE
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the Messing from the Grand Trunk
to the 0.P.R., when the street -car
rammed the third freight car,
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motorman Sweating not having
seen the obstructien in the dark-
imss. He was traeelliog• at a fast
rate at tlm time, and the impact
arushed t•he anotorman'e vestibule
like an egg-sholl. The trolley was
derailed, arid the forward end was
carried a tonsiderable distance
nor thwai.d.
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Italian Shd0t8 FOrelllan and liill s
Himself.
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A despatch from, Wilkie, Sask.,
says : While ii, railway eone,truction
ga•ng was returning to work aftex
daffier on lariday,.one Italian Bud -
drew his gun and deed intc
the gang. The foreman weal/hot in
the arm. He started ta yen ena
HURON STREET, - CLINTON
2aa in., 3 in. and 4 in. Tile of the
Best Quality.locusts;
DRS. GUNN' & GANDIER
.Dr. W. Gunn, L.R.O.P., L.R.
CS., Edin.
Dr. J. C. Ga.ndier, B.A., M.B.
ARTHUR FORBES ,
Opposite the G. T. R. Station.
Phone 62.
Office--OntarioClinton. ,Night
calls at residence, Rattenbury St.,
or at Hospital.
IF'
The MoKillop Intua 1TO
Insurance Company
STATUE OF VICTOR1A.
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Will Be Ereeted at Victoria. British
was shot, again in the loin. 'His as,
sailanb then shot himself theougl
the head, dying instantly
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be left at R. ltowland's
lIardware Store, or at
my office in II. Wiltse's
Grocery Store.
HOUSE PJIONE 12
OFFICE PHONE 140
A. J . HOLLOWAY
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'fruitful. and increased abundantly,
airlia,e„--,Ice::.-3.
aiinigdiymilinlit;r37, and wti
filled with them" (Exod. 1. 7). .
Stronger than.their adversaries-
Stronger than the Egyptians, whom
they 'served. -
25. He turned their heart -The
subject is Jehovah and the reference
is to the Egyptians, whose hearts,
like the heart of .Pharaoh, were
hardened arid embittered toward
the Israelites, whom they came
gradually to fear because of their
increasing aurribers.
To deal -Deceitfully or
•DR. J. W. SHAW
-OFFICE-
RATTENBURY ST. EAST,
-CLINTON
Farm and Isolated Town Property
. a only Insured
- OFFICERS ---
7. B. McLean, President, Seaforth
P.O.; Jas.Connolly, Vice-Presi-
dent, Goderich P0.; T. E. Hays,
Secretary -Treasurer, Seafortb P.O.
- Directors - '
John
. Columbia.
His Name Was Peacock.
A despatch from London says :
Albert Brucejoy, the distinguished In a small village lived a gentle.
sculptor, informs the Canadian As- man whose name was Peacock ane
sociated Press that he is now at his great hobby was the breeclint
Work on a large statue of Queen of tarkeys, of which he ahvays kepi
Victoria, which is to be erected in a large quantity in a•paddock ir
front of the Parliament buildings front of his house adjoining tis,
at Victoria, B.C., the commission roadway, which was a grea,t attrac
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having been given by"the British' tion to the Public. One day a tray
Columbian G-overnment, The stat- eller passing that way mingled witl
which will be about thirteen a little crowd that was watchim
feet high, and will stand on a. pe- their antics and asked ; "Whoa
!eel ,
clostal seventeen lee,' le height, re -turkeys are these?" A youth re
ley ie eaeoc ;a. av
presents the Queen as she appearedplied:"T1 ' • P e lea " 'Tr
soon after her accession. She aa eller : "1 43,01ted you whose turkey
•e i lose , ou • answelita
crowned ancl is bearing a sceptre are 1 1" Y th ( a
on her right 8,1•111. again): "They're Peaeook's.
ie bearing th
Sir Arthur Whit,
Finer°.
DR. C. W. THOMPSON
PHSYICIAN, SURGEON, ETO.
Special attention given to di.
eases of the Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat.
Eyes carefully examined and suit-
able glasses prescribed.
Office and residence: 2 doors west of
the Commercial Hotel, Huron St. .
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D. F. McGregor, Seaforth ;
Grieve, Winthrop; William Rinn,
Conetance; John Watt, Harlock;
John lienuewies, Brodhagen ; James
Evans, •Beechwood; M, McEven
Clinton P.O. _ '
- Agents --
Robert Smith, Harlock; E. Hincli.
lea/ Seaforth ; William 'Chesney,
Egmondville; J. W. Teo, Holmes-
ville. .
Anto be paid * b
Any money. p.1 in may . e
.Traveller
paid to Morrish Clothing Co., Clan.
ton, or at Cat's Grocery, Goderich
actor at a salary of one pound a
week, but the experience he gained
has areved of ine.e.timable value. . there is no Hying Playwright
and
who is hie superior in stage tech-
niqae. One of his earliest efforts at
writing for the stage was a curtain-
raiser for the late Sir Henry Irv-
ing but it was with his striking
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play "The Magisteate" that Sir
Arthur gained his fiest big .succese.
Sir Arthur Pihero's method of
writing a play is certainly unique,
for he first devises the final scene,
and from. that works back to hie
opening. When he is about to re-
hearseh h l d t
a play 4 as p arme on..
the minutest detail of business, He
is a kindly autocrat at .rehearsals,
and the actor Or actress who doe S
not follOw his direction is soon
brought to task.
e,
subtly
treacherously.
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BUSINESS AND
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ht by expert instructors
Subjects taught
at the
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LONDON. ONT.'
Students assisted to positions..College,
session from Sept and.. Catalogue
f co' E ter ana time.
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Lw. westervdt a. wweaterveit Jr .
Principal Ceartnreaistoouetant
17 , Vice.Priadol
26. Moses his servant -It le, 8,0 the
servant of Jehovah and his repre-
sentative to the people that Moses
appeare throughout the Exedus ner-
rative.
• Aaron . . . chosep - Chosen
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• to serve Moses as spokesman and an
other ways.
27. They set among them -Moses
and Aaron among the'Egyptians.
His si ns -The manifestatione of
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his power and will. • •
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tians were worshippers of the sun -
god, and with them, therefore, the
(excited, and
CANADA AND GERMANY. , la ' "Yoyoung fool cl.
sou,e s ears): ta ,
- ' • you. think I can't tell peacoake fror
Trade Bdweee the Two Countries turkeys?"
Dit. P. A. AXON
- DENTIST -
Specialist in Crown and Bridge
Work. Graduate of O.C.D.S.,
Chicago and .R.C.D.S., To-
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Parties desirous to effect insur-
ance or transact other business
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will be promptly attended to on ale.
plication to any of the above officer a
addressed to their' respective post-
offices. Losses ins eeted b thein'
y
directorhivesP t'
who nearest the scene.
)s Growing.
A despatch from Dtete Kaye: Clerit--"Tha.t man w 1 ' 10 oast p55.
Since the removal by Canada, of ed was an old flame of mine." Net
the surtax on Ger.man goods 'trade -"Indeed I what happ ened betwee•
feeling in Germany 'towerde Cite- yeu 1" Clara --'`Oh, he flared u
acla has considerably Improved. one day and went out.
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Baafield On Mondays from May to
'December.'
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plague ,be,.espe-
to inspire fear of
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STRATFORD. ONT.
Canada's Bost OusInessColloge
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We have thorough courses and
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competent, experienced instruc-
tors. We do more for our stu-
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dents and raduates t•han ariy
8 ere
other schools do. At present
have applications offering from
• $660 to $1,200 per annum for
trained help. . Busicess mela
know wherethe the bestf
help. We haye three de,part-
m.ents:--Coenmercial, Shorthaila
and Telegraphy.i--
•Get our free e
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D. , A. MeLACHLAN,
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Principal.
cielly calculated
Jehovah upon them. This interpre-
tation of the plague appears the
more probable from the next sen-
tenee, "And :they rebelled not
against his• words " in which the
pronoun "they" is geneeally taken
to refer to the Egyptians. . The
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whole sentence therefoie ieflects
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the attitude of the Egyptian p
toward the Israelites to whose de-
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•Parture out of the land the people
re reconciled much earlier than
were • - .
was their stubborn king. • .
29. Their waters -Those of the
Nile river. (Comaare Exod. 7-20,
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1 t• e the second - la ue.
c us, narret iv , , P g
(Compare Exod.
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31; Swarms of flies . . . 1 ee
--Literally swarms of dog -flies and
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gnats. (Compare also Exod. 8. 16 -
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32. Hail ..; ., . n dung en
Hail accompanied by thunder and
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lightning. The eeference as to a
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Dr. Magee Sa.ys Ile Usee A.n. Injees
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Hon of Glyceyine Emulsion.
A clespathh from Los Aageles,
.a .2 .ss4s. r, Fun Magee of
C I . • • D I • a • M f
Venice, on Friday announced, he
hadplei• •
discovered ,a. cure for nlantale
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paaalysis, He declared he is eon-
fident that by a ;similar treatment
h . • •
e can eoartrol l000rnotor-ataatea.
In the cure of infantile paralysis
Dr. 31' b .
' • • agee says ha 'pee a.su; cutan-
colts injection of glaceeme einul-
sion from •tho oells of the anterior
horn o le.
,t)marrow of the spieal
column of a healthy animal. The-
physician says he has treated six--
teen cases .successfull H t t •
y. c is a. es
treatment m h • • 1 b
must e adumnistereo e-
f tl''man
ore ie paralysis etag.e 'is reached.,
With this • D Magee
; , same serum r.
811.3%.1te hs Mired one case of locos
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motor -ataxia,. The cells in tne'
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treatmcnt--of this .disease, he says,
5 e o , • e from man 91 e le
ma!' t b btain d f • '1
higher a,pe.
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There Collies a Day When the King Is Stripped 0
Crown and Sceptre
So ie he that layeth up
treasure for himself, and is
not rich toward God. -Luke
xii. 21.
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Jesus was undoub,tedly one•of the.
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gentlest of amen, but lie was also
upon occasion one of the moat ter-
rible. What could be more pitiless,-
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for example, than 'the meaner ni
which ale relruked the tee brothers
who disputed over their inheritance
em le a 013 o the 1
b t ll• th tl I - f id ech
y e lug
who was congratulating him-
self that be had ."-much goods laid'
ula ior naany years" 'and Was pull-
. , d 1 • ld b' • t "beild
mg own OS 0 al. n0 o
., tei"' for Isis etoree when he
Pea - . ' ; , .
d' 11 "God said unto limo. Thou
ese .
feolish one, this night ie thy soul
.
of thee and the thinee
requiem' , , .
which. thou ha,st prepared, where
h 11 they bel'' •
s a.
This is a terrible question, but it
• . which .1 • • t °
IS eme r is well ler. us
face. Nothing is more wholesome
'
after all than to be remadled new
• ' . . ' .
and then of the Inevitableness of
• • . , . .
death and to be requaxed to meas-
' 1,_
ure our earthay amo-tions awn, pn..
poses froni the etareapeint et this
tremendous event. • The king reigne
. ., , • ,
in unexampiett einem ex, but t iere
. r ', , . . , . , .
comes a day wiien 110 is so ippect.or
.
crown ancl sceptre and is left. ,;‘,Iiili
, . . .. , . , , • , . , ,,e
'nothing to distinguisn erim nom be
. . •
veriest beggar. ,
The 3fultisnallioTti re
4 . . . 4 .
ha: more moneY than.be „can .estim•
ate„ but stion•ey ar latee he is doom-
ed to loge .evexy atonal; til bia for-
1 - Wet of Art, end liter-
tune' , T le P .- l• • • . ,
ature gatheas his treasn MS hem a,11
•31the
auart; •s of 'the' gbobo ,only_
. end to surrender every 'book and
. picture to hisheecliess 'lei r0 Or yield
theM to the tender meecies of the
auctioneer. ..All these have gained
something ,frona,the toys and 'bail-
, . ..
bles' of thear little tiour , The king
has enjoyed his. bieef rnoneent et re-
'
'gal power, the. million:lire has re-
veiled in the glitter eil Ins gold, le a
'h'
ceirencieseer has steecl ereraptup?.4-1.
before many a. ereat Moyne end
hanclarel fondly niasoy it rare 30110,
,33itt'what., hale! ;Ilea ,aa.lasa aa ..:tata
' '' ' 'a i a
, leng, :ran?' 'What ie. ,Lhe .eermaiSeea
worth of their "much goodsa" Hos
are they different in the end fern
so many little children who gathe
s arkling pebbles all day tapon .th
P
sands, arid, taking them home i
the evening ask that they be ee
,
changed for gold 2
In the'eternity of death, howeve
it may be in the 'flitting memeni
' ' ' 'tn. 1 and n.t-
of lite, it as things span a . -
material which really count. Th
barbalaan ' buries food •triete drini
• -
'I ti s and j elry speer en
e, o 'one a ew . , • .
ehield ;with the body of his dee
:chieftain, in the cordident expect.,
tion that these things cam be cal
a 'l • • into the great lueyone
iitt o\:ei. , . .,
13ut this superstition Is no long.
• ; ~ • . . ' . •
ours. The clothing we weaa•, tn
houses we build, 'the lamb etre bus
the money we invest, the jewels an
pietaree and brie-a-43ra.° we acea n
ulate-all as we web know, '
,
. . Must; Be Surrendered '
- •
at the la.a.t day with the bedy tht
, , • •
i th N' tl • • • ' •
nas ciannee - um. J 0 .1111g 10 10.
• -
3 ' R 'e
ns except our sou.s. i., DOW
• • s het hie . at
queetion not es wWe ,a -t,
a ,, , ,
oi waits we ale. ie, e -
. Tl ' tr asuvc
which wehave laid up on the eari31
thaceigh inuth meat ,and marl
• . .• a
teare, varosr away as though tee
'
had ne-; .e. been, a a . ,
or wo , .11,0 poor "tOward ' God
. ,
, 1 . '
• • .. . , , -
I have called this truth teeribb
Bat it is tenable after all, 05133/..i
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the . '',E0.01i011. Olie • ' ' TO , the. WI./
man...the- truth is as, gracious. as •
is ,aust-, It naeltes the ' peograme
,of ,existeace aeimple aand tam pet)
vess efe endeavor alairt, Like, fa
\ ' . • . .1. . ". .
magic „foi•mula, in tbe tesa time .
.(h(,• chemi ,s.tdeath sepaeates fet
tl -1 lao ' ol life the clear pie
ie au u a n . . , . •
eipitete of..the Spirit. It separate
lava earthly frons the' heavenly, tl'
soeiaal. from tee immortal., iss
. worthless. these teem the 5,5551 10
' • ,,. . ; e: dm
gold . . Death tells u,., . if af
7101, that it, Is the soul that is al•.,.
• ' IT ; ' ' i e tho -11
wurth ,haring. . ov, fdt.ne ,-•
' th '1 (.111 thP alleit,itii Roum
smep a .. . ,, .
tomb ; ',I haNa.. expended ; 1 hee
Oven ; I have . lte,[4.; What 1 ky]
I hale
eended, I had evlott 7 a - , • •
1 1 ' ' T loot " -Rev jot
w3"•33; - aeP:te -a...• -' •• a
fl;Lyi.ie's Rolmem.
•
. OYER op YEARS'
tausEnitrica' ...
W. J. MITCHELL,
Editor and Proprietor.
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single plague, the seventh, aceora-
_The man Who is willing to adinit
his naistakes seldom makes any.
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ina to •the order in Exodus (Exec'.
9. 23-35.)
33 Smote ' their vines '
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DISAST1tOUS 11,1.1T, sTonm. •
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Ring's County, New Brunswick,
Was Visited. -
A despatch fiom St. John, N.B.,
• '
says : ,, A diaastrous hail storm
Wirept ON'et. the northeta part 'ol
Kingas County on Friday an.oer.iing,
levelling crops breaking windows
. ,
and causing great loss to. 'farmers.
• . • • • .s • •
The, buckwheat crop in it path is
• . .._
ruined 'and potatoes and „erne sur
f '' d ' 1 Th a do. . ,..
ere severe y. a e wen ws ex
• • • . la n"le (pais were
two churches: in, ,e o s ,
smashed as well` as those in heausee
.
,with„ a.. "neethern . •casposare....The
ihitatOneS Were iri • 'size from '''a
a . walnut .• `
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31"111alt PLA.CES FIllatED.
nen Who . iVent . on „Strike Lose
' • '
- • 'Their Jobs. , .
A clempatch from Montreal' seys :
• •
Sixty-five bridge, workees who went
,,,„ steike at Chaueliere, Q11e. • ea
. , ,
Friday forind themselves nrlexPeel:-
edly miarits theie job•s. ' Tlaes had
been.getting two dollars a day and'
;anted three ,,aloalare. 'Atter' they
saw, tho...i.,,0 , W43s. little a pthepect ..01
getting it they went back to ',work
ti •diseeeer' that their' pladee wave
' '' ' ' ... ' fa': ' ' '
filled anclAthat there Was, ne chance
. Per elaiployinent.: ..' ' . . ' , - , ' • .'
..-.
a E
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- - e Alt V
.GRAND -TRU ity..§. .
. ,T,EM
0
e Invite
A
ii.• ta .
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k f
• 01111! t0,0 -.0: Standard
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0.• ran •
„via tee the
. Will soit-.0.1t.
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•
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vv _Have . ,
• . . , . ,
e a
. ' ' h 4.
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showi• nper, that• .
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PrieeS give satisfaction
•
. _1 is a pleasure
. that'.one en:Stonier
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•
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..1a1A.RRIACI,
W •
ins eci
.
- .11•V , . s • , ,
S erwat e. We
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quality and 'ottr prices
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o' ut• . I.v . o r k ma, n. s1. .D. .1141
1:1-• ' ' la-
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to so cater to the trade
brino.s . nother 4
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Ie ,
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' IEL,r'k ' ' el 'r,su•ER' OP,„ve
.IE. , ' -.: 4n ' ' ' ' '
' • : • ' e,' e.- sea., . '.' e
a ' ENb'r,,Y •.'
Triocte manes
DE1aIONS . :
.DOPYRIOHTS &C. '
ailyontreonatag a aketetk and desaiiptionmsy
oniotav eseertalo our o,pinion rayllttler, an
'tualimai;turangstyerutattrxam
laaragati ?Int Roaaaria' lauuTRIeagiee• ' '
emust notes, without oyits, ln t o. •
ali ' - ;
, lettliti. nil trim.
Li , ., , , • ,
. A andsom611 illosnated wesalv. ',,Largest dr.
.ttilstIon of . any sotintalliss!..1.,,,Tesplt. c9,
kinligVIN:ri: .7"'. F'....." 1'77. ''''T" "
r ' .
MUNN tttoiLsoili-amilleit Ygrx
. steno oreoe.=„Yst...weautootott.o., . ..•.
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HOMESEE ERS
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EXCURSIONS-
T M It bat 'S It t h
To _an 0 ,, aS 1. 0 °wan,
Alberta .
aaeh Tuesday until October 28, inclusive
'WINNIPEG AND ' 'RETURN .-....835,00
EDM NTON AND RETURN .......843.00
- 0
P t; to' lo rates to other points
- roper lona sr , ,
Return ,Iiinit two ,monthe. • .
7/frog/ph , pnlinlan Tourist, IlsopIng
oars ' ttro'opiraten .to Winnipeg oiltil,.
out change vito•cemago and St. Paul,
leaVIng Toronto, 11.00 p.m.. en above
dates.. • , . - , . .. ,'.
Tfekets "are , also on sale viO . S,arnia,
and Northern Navigation Company.
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TT,
Lippthcoilhazelnut,to
pull particulars and reservations from
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d• Trunk 4 eats, or write 0,, ,E,
.t.P, g
Horning,' D.P.A.', Onion Station. To,
route, Ont
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EVERY NUM BIM OOMPILIGTE In ITIEL,
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Work and the Weather.
The aestleas days are here. All
outdoors invites, us and our week.
, becomes a conscioes effort- and a
bOre. , It is the ti•ine when we are
' t ' maa•thy with 'Jerome' K
epee 111 sy •• s , • ,
jeronle in his confession. as, folloeve •
-‘q-lilze work ; it fascinates me. • I
(34n sit and look at ....:', 'for h011r5., I
' '
love. to keep it by me; theeiclea, of
etting rid of it nearly bt•ealce 111v
a ' •
"Re has a heart pf. gold, a grip.
' 'of arcin, and . -,a )vin. of /Aeel;.'
"Humph i Itp must be a man o
heart.'
'
'slim best a man can do Is to gimes
,
- ab the. age of women and eareasti
atlite-a • ..
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