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G. D. MoTAGGART
M. D. MoTAGGART
McTaggart Bros.
-HANIiE'RS
A GENERAL BANKING I3USI-
NESS TRANSACTED. NOTES
DISCOT.JNTED, DRAFTS ISSUED.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DE -
'POSITS. SALE NOTES PUR-
CHASED.
- IL T. RANCE
NOTARY PUBLIC, CONVEY-
ANCER, FINANCIAL, REAL
ESTATE AND FIRE INSUR-
ANCE AGENT. 'REPRESENT-
ING 14 FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANIES.
,DIVISION COURT OFFICE;
CLINTON.
W. BRYDONE,
• BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ,
NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC-.
Office- Sloan Block -CLINTON
.CHARLES B. HALE,
Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Commisaioner, Etc.
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
HtTRON STREET, - CLINTON
DRS. GiTJNN & GANDIER
• Dr. W. Gunn, L.R.C.P., L.R,
0.5., Edin.
Dr. J. C. Gaudier, B.A., M.B.
Office -Ontario St., Clinton. Night
calla at residence, Rattenbury
or at Hospital
DR. J. W. SHAW
-OFFICE-
RATTENBURY ST. EAST,
-CLINTON
SEED WHEAT
FOR SALE
Abundant Variety
WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE
for OATS, PEAS and BAR-
-LEY, also HAY for Baling.
DR. C. W. THOMPSON
PHSYICIAN, SURGEON, ETC.
Special attention given to dis-
eases "o`f the Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat. •
Eyes', carefully examined and mita"
able•gliosses prescribed.
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Office -eat 'r•waklence 2 doors w st of
the Commerciilfridel, Mir St.
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DR. F. A. A,XON •
- DENTIST -
Specialist in Crown and Bridge
Work. Graduate of C.O.D.S.,
Clhicago, and R.C.D.S., To-
ronto. .
Bayfield on Mondays from May t,o
December.
113RONJCW-r4
- TIME TABLE
Trains will arrive at alnd depart
from °Halton 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.
- 8.0 p. m.
11.28 p, m.
1/ :I
Going West,
/o • tr
ft ff
(1 41
Ford & McLeod
LONDON, HURON & BRUCE DIV :
Going South, 7.50 a. m.
4.23 p.
Going North, 11.00 a. m.
6.35 p. m.
TRADE MADISB
' DEsiGNS
COPYRIGHTS Ort.e.
Anyone sending fi sketch and description mar
quickly ascertain our daimon tree ,,bother to.
invention is probably patentable Communion.
conactriotlyconseentfai. illINDROg on Patents
"rg4,72.; IT112 tfgigi4,0;11°14 Per'aVeve
eyestatoofice, without came lathe
Weittlift Jimerican..
hanasomely inustreted weedy. Largest olo.
1.aottort of sop ociontiflo JOUTnal. Terms for
nada, seal a year, postage prepaid. Sold by
nawaaadara
MUNN & Co 38113rolidway, New York
Breech canoe. 42.5 St...Washington. D. O.
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CP1L1L:t121AM
Few people have will power
enough to stop talking when they,
save said enough.
Clinton News -Record
CLINTON, -- ONTARIO
OWN A KODAK. IT ADDS
LASTING PLEASURE TO
ALMOST EVERY DAY OF
YOTJR LIFE.
IT IS NOT EXI'ENSIVE:
EASTMAN'S CAMERA S
AND KODAKS FROM $1.50
UP. GET NOW, FOR YOU
REALLY OUGHT TO HAVE
ONE.
leSt uitt s.thoethoxistrink.g. '
TORONTO CORRESPONDENCE `,41 hich, to many obser,vers who
mocraey is more deinocracy, 14 it thing:
Toronto's Steady crowth_Hon. je,mes to bo thankful for.
Ou56-41aelng and Its Evils--ExhIbition „
sttermath---nriticisin of Council. m
KING SAFE INVESTMENTS
Toronto's remarkable growth. Building
, Ao yet there , is apparent no let up an
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permits issued last , month were $2,000„000
more than for the corresponding Period SOME FINANCIAL TECHNICALITIES EX.
last year. And that these aro, not merely
nanor permits is indicatedby the reports P L. A I N E D.
front all the building trades, Every de-
partment reports record business- Nor -
The Man Who Thought the Term Cold
is the, total of building permits swollen
by any unusually large individual etrue. • ,
tures. •Tho Union Station and Yong° Bond Meant a Bond Secured on ,Real
Street Bridge aro still in the phantom ,
oilsaxas,..tlfyltiety'unisussuhael ,gnaetautrenuonif btehre obfufill:
' Interest" 0001 Not ,Imply a Bonus for
Estate Made a Very Poor Cuess-"And
tensions and alterations as distinguished . •..
,from new buildings that are under way. the Purchaser --Quite the Reverie. .
Established busineeses are ^ makine
moneytheir trade 813 expanding and they
Already, too, this term all records for Tne articles . contributed bY "Inventor"
are preparing to take. care of the growth. -
returned to their classes. Early in the Ip ,3'. eg , if:: thei. rv.10, leo . y and,ur p o a e ct guiding pros.
ken and many youngsters have not yet mg them from Iongir! relf=eirble'th010,0705,'
Public echool attendanee have been bro-
month the new record of 45,616 pupils at Paci" it iii "'wild -oar anterPri9"' '2-40
osacynhedoroilt50 c.tronoexosplineatteiddia.yth; a lit atdii.... bfieegua;er. ewaeinheg.t ewirenfrpoi ttaijuritiaiotittpli,, nand m Lel lbaebleroei relied
anept.enr. o f Tt hh ,:.-
men settling down for another year's
operations after the holiday season with
These gigue of the times 1111 ousiness
tinboeoeentegotitheen rw.i.thdetrhis matter other time
:peer l'have_no intere 0 Pteuhl,11:hrve:
p articles and tig
-satiefaetion. 'One hears oecasionally ex-
preesed. Boole nervousness' abent the real
been directed . chiefly to the flotation of The other (By "Investor.")
day a man wentinto a bond
+agitate iiituation, but so' far eritionnit has
subdivisions far outside. the Oity, The houde in Toronto, ,and, before investing,
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inflated prices to whioh this ohms of real asked a few questioins about bonde., which
estate is raised by boom times- is indicat- showed at once that he was entirely lin-
ed by the fact that some, recently re- acquainted with that form of inveament,
corded sales have been at , pricee willieh It also showed that many :expressione
were no higher than thoSe eecorded inpuzzling to the uninitiated are email 50'
(00 booth of 25 Yearn ago. • dinitry expreneione of every daY Use in
. . flnemoial circlets that it is extremely dB-
"JIMMIE" DUFF_ AS A WON. ficult for a financial man te explain mat.
ror s et ear i laymann,i. whoin. nhdaisahaared .aibre,oluintelya
owing
gln 114 10
stohaosotnuronf off all ofnairisasha Duff,
few
words, '
Minister of Agriculture in the Queen'e Now, the first q,ueetion this man referred
Park Cabinet, to step,anto 'the limelight. to asked traS, "What Mies 'Sold. Aloud'
They say that he did not get his share meant "I suppoee," he continued, "it
of attention at the Toronto Exhibition meane that it is secured :by real estate,"
this year,. but there are other fairs in though why he &multi have thought so I
plaCes where votes count for more than hems no idea. A "first Mortgage gold
they do in Toronto where lie has been bond" merely means that the bond is a
the lion of the occasion. first mortgage on the pronerty An ques-
Not that "Jimmie" Duff il3 much of a tion and that when it falls due its repay.
lion. Ordinarily lie is as mildonannered meat may be demanded in gold if the
as one of the lambs that sports on hie bondholder so desires. Some years ago,
Moh and prosperous farm up in Simacoe when governments were less stable than
County. He is not ferocious in stature, they are now, paper money had a very
for he is several inches under the aver- uncertain value -sometimes paper cur.
age ,height But he must have a streak rency, would not be worth 50 cents on the
of iron in his soul for his full name is dollar. Indeed,' during the war of the
he II ble James Stuart Duff and his Rebellion in the States .in the last dap;
tparen°trearmnie from the north of Ireland,
,
of the Confederacy', the paper money of
It goes almost.without saying that he is the Confederaoy was so discredited that
an Orangeman. 71NY say there is an a man paid $100,000 (in paper money) for
..• ..... Orange lodge on the corner of his farm, a pair of boots, which he could have
W 3 - o mes
.1 . . sive in the proVince. On the stump .and tions did not like to feel that perhaps
Duff family it is one of the- moot aggres- pie who loaned good money to corpora.
and that thanks to the. activities of the bought for $5 in gold. At that time pee.
in the Legislature "Jimmie" Duff is a they would bo repaid at the maturity of
ready speaker. The well rounded phrases their loan in discounted paper currelleY
that are the etock in trade of the stump. or in silver coins worth .40 cents on the
ing politician flow easily from hie lips. dollar, as Mexicali money its worth to.day.
He has a "straight-fromtheishOuldee" So they made provision that they were
manner that can be depended upon to to be repaid in gold and thus there came
bring cheers from "the boyo" on his side into exietence the "gold bond." In Can
-REXALL of the House. And he has a jaunty in- ado at preeent it is merely a name with.
dependence that sits well. Strolling down out significance; but some day. perhaps
-STORE from the Parliament buildings these cool -after a prolonged war -Canadian paper
evenings, with his.hands deep down in hie raoney may not be worth 100 cents on the
pookets, hie hat getting cloise to hie ears dollar, and then the term "gold" on the
and a, half -smoked cigar in his teeth, 110 face of a bond -will be a eource of deep
makes a figure that the Stranger looks satisfaction to the owner; for gold is al-
' ALI, KINDS OF at twice, though he might not guess he ways, worth its face value -$20 an ounce
Wall Minister of Agriculture. -as it is the standard of value and it
We Cannot Be Too Careful and Jealous Lest Man's
Wisdom and Devices Become Our Reliance,
`Wilt then not quicken us again,
that thy people may rejeice in
thee 7" -Psalms, lxxxv., 6.
We have returned again to our
accustomed place after a season of
rest, in so doing it is right a,nd
proper that we' give thanks to Him,
life our eyes unto the hills -Whence
cometh all our blessings. -Rest from
labor, relaxation from incessant
toil is only then justifiable when
we return with a clevoirb purpose
of renewing our efforts, of advanc-
ing our cause and`pressing forward
to the goal set before no, As Chris-
tians we recognize that God's work
is best done in His way, and only
then will we be successful when
we have learned the lesson of lov-
ing obedience and humble submis-
sion. '
Let us notice God's quickening
power:-
Man is dependent upon nature
to quicken his vitality for the per-
forma,nce of hie physical tasks. Only
as he can use and assimilate na-
ture's gifts, nature's products, is
strength afforded him to do his
best. Of course, there are many
who ignore God's laws in the book
of nature, and who resort to artifi-
tdal means or inethods-substitu,
tions7-in order to sustain life, if
only for a season. When our
strength fails us hew we resort to
every available means to recover
it! Change of climate, '
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"Jimmie" Duff's critics say he looks af. 1 alone does not fluctuate in value so far
department. But at all events he is him. • • • • •
Oslo first love, though he his been in the the next question. The boucle to whioh
"What does 'and interest' mean?" was
self a successful farmer. Polities are not
.‘ TILE BRICK House for fourteen yenta _ But t.f_ you the investor T•eferred were quoted .irt _100
to ask him. think he would Pa "and interest. PeouHariy enough,.1najqea,
greSsiveness in the managenient of 10!as its cash price' is concerneil,
he likes the gone. His is a genial emir, wan direetly VAS trued: He
were
TO ORDER,
to whom. -hand shaking and the other 1thought th_.at At; ant that when he
arta of electioneering come at; eaeond na• bough.t...lisHas uow whose interest had been
tura and of the qualifications of Cabin Dead on July firat he got the interest
Mintier vote.getting is not th,lAtietkr
MORE HOltgaieRACING. ' from that date up to the present as a
. .. ' sosrLopfosboontal.
interest was paid in July
.--- •
The '•merry,,,oround" is still with us John Smith owned $10,000 of the bonds
"Mertrattiowsczxeitnkd" bein the graphic de; then. He had $10,000 invested a,nd his in
'Wrest was six per cent. Obviously if he
All kinds of Ootd on hand;
CHESTNUT SOFT 'COAL
STOVE CANNEL COAL
FURNACE COICE
BLACKSMITHS ..„...„..4MOD
2% in., and 4 in. Tile th
, seri n applied to t a Canadian horse sold the bonds on January first he would
......_ X g ofrouit, under whose system n- have received the full six months inter
tario enjoys or endures, =lording to the est for he would have just cut off the
eympathies of the observing, a period of January coupons. But ho sells them in
continuoue racing, lasting from May un- October ilrat, let no Say. Ile has had hill
til October. Toronto gets about a month $10 000 invested for 3 months, and so, of
of 0 of this sport and suifports it hande07110. •
course, !should get his interest for that
ly. 'Phe fall meeting at the Woodbine is length of time. He can't cut off the Gott
Best Quality. •
less crowded and less gay than the pone for they represent the whole six
arming lunation, but it is in Ito WaY months interest, so the purchaser paws
ARTHUR FORBES
black leg to the somety lender. It pro-
quite on impressive. It provides the mune him his $10,000, and oleo the interest for
cross section of society, ranging from the
three months at six per cent.. or 1150
On January first the purchaser gate his
vides the ladies who go in for that sort interest from the coupons -1100, which
OPpOSite. the G. T. R. Station. of thing the firet opportunity to display lees the 1150 he paid. John Smith, leave
their new autumn gowns end millinery. him 1150 net, or six per cent, on his $10,
Phone 52. Happy ia she who has a fresh outfit for 000 for the three months from October
each clay of the funotion. first to January Brat. So his is not out
Soeial reformers, who wotild abolish
eCEIITRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
OUR teachers are all ex-
perienced instructors. Our
courses are better than ever
and the equipment is more'
complete. We do more for
our graduates than do other
similar schools.
Fourteen applications for
trained help were received
during the past week, some
of these offering over $700
• per annum. We have three
departments: Commercial,
Shorthand and Telegraphy.
Write for our 'frie catalogue
and see what we are doing.
A. McLACHLAN,
Vrincipal.
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SUBSTITUTE.
• Hazel -"Didn't Marion marry
the druggist?"
Mal -``No. She followed his own
advice and got some one just as
that is rampant
of pocket. That is what it means to eon
racing and the gambling bonds at 100 "and - interest." Soemtimes
in &inneption will. it, seem for the pro.
sent to have un into a street with one sees that bonds have sold at 100 "flat.'
ra In this ease the bonds are sold at 100
dead end. The game was probably never and the interest for the three months_
as flourishing as it le in *Mile year of or for whatever thne it has accumulated
grace 1912. And the serious-minded 'won. is thrown in; but in that ease the mar
der how long the country is going to nut ket price Usually adjusts the interest
un with it. An interesting incident waa Thua, six per cent, bonds. which sold at
furnished the other day when Mr. Abe /00 on the last interest date uenallv sell
°Mien and, one or two others pleaded at 103 on the day before the next one, and
guilty in the police court to taking bets back at 100 on the day after.
contrary to the law and were fined 11,000
each. The announcement furnished a wild ' 6.
gasp of surprise. Not because anyone
doubted the existence of illegal betting,
DOGGIE TEARS.
'but because anyone, particularly Mr.
Orpen, had been "caught with the geode."
Betting on the ponies is an every ay in. Palliate 1.10lidellt Of a Dog's Agee-
cident to 'hundreds of Toronto workmen
and others who eau scarcely be described. • tionate 'Nature..
/n a faetory some one Man takes the
bete. Where he places them the others • On•the Southern Pacific Railroad
may not know, possibly do not coma TheY
are haupY if the horse they backed wins.it local train had just passed a little
which may net be often. The bets are paid Stati011 oalLed Nahant, when the
promptly. of course all this is illegal,
but it is not being stopped. engineer saw an old imam lying at
• The serious defalcations of Vivo bank full length' on the limes only a few
clerks gave some promise of lifting the
lid from a serious canker, but, nothing hundred 'Yards front of flia en-
oyaolnulaffi.o wietl,,e and -to tIvielacittskeorf esmrsitoikhesasToshse. bgiunte.thTehern.:nsualdidwainii,oitngmilom;se,giv• aennd,
and some one mede 0 killing. Who, no one
Professesto krnw.Whoi:ae took n% fl
nwasbrought 80 a ata r
unnecemsalyehanees.nomthrcisnoatit fawfeetfivmin.Agiane;
game harder to beat than horse -racing.
Ydesha.weIdil athfaetwdhmeinPurs
ezns waitlisotiorbaddylelruivivesItyy.orAnydouthgerei'asmabls. faltilowle wbaOsd
anct old ones too, ready,to be fleecedthe engineer and other offielals
DISSENSIONS IN EXHIBITION BOARD. wore standing round the body. Up
The stories of dissension in the Boardto this 'time they had not observed
of Directors of the Exhibition Associa.
tion continues, It is fortunate they did the Pretence of a little black dog,
not leak out until after this year's fair but as soon ey approached bit
was safely Past, but the trouble may net
master he made a clash for thenear-
be smoothed over in Mine for next, ve-aloi
The most iiiteresting rumor is to the ef. set Mall, and fr it few •SOOOnds
fest that there is a loan 00 foot to ooP• fought with all his strength to keep
plant the two present vicevresidents, who, „
iu the ordinary course of events, would the main away.
look for promotion and elevated to the ,They were there for the purpose
"esiden°Y 13athn' On
ma" 00' f • mini fhe body however to
spects Mr. Baton would make a most as, 0 eXa, , d ,t
coptable president. He is a cordial Bun' See Whitt 00111d be clone, an he
the chief executive's plane would, no little dog was ructeiy kiekel Ito ono
”orter of the ilxhibition, and if he were
in the
revolutio _dee many things, not only 1side. He did not howl not pain
hy reason of the resources he has at his ,as a ckg, geriaromy does 7,jaen fcteic.,
disposal, hut by his remarkable calm' , • rei.th r himself up
city for organitation. •, ea. He sump1, e •ec
But it is natural that the two men nOW and quietly made bit way between
in the viee.preeidential ohairs 1,1m1. ,the
a,n leps until he reached his
Marshal and Mr. Joseph Oliver should ln
expect some imniediate reward 'for the (read maete,e s head, when he pieced
hard work they have
Boiandobnhroiereetioisn Tgenerally :170toioan 4,oefathoef theilsoistaellfita:nmerfibbeArtilioae ektefseaf bilif,shernahei:
intrigue and wire pulling. A year or two a, few isecon
; began to
a member of the Board gave offense in urn:LI'L're
There iz need of re -impressing up-
on our minds, of •reassuring our
hearts that the God of 'Jacob is our
God, the Jehovah of old is the tower
of our,strength to -day. And only
as we feel our dependence upon
Him in all our work, only as we
f eel the need of His quickening
power and use it without stint, can
and will 'we be successful in the
work of His kingdom, whatever
that work may .,be. There aro so
many spurious efforts put forth, so
many counterfeits of anything good
practised in the Church palmed off
for Christianity -which have oureed
the Church and hardened sinners ,
in their sins without number. It is
not noisy demonstration but the
"still, small voice" that we need;
not human dependence or schemes,
but God's arm; not ma,ohinery or
measures or sensational methods,
but the Holy Spirit sent down from
on high in answer to fervent .pray-
er to unite our strength, our forc-
es, however sniall they may be, to
advance the Kingdoth of ,our God
and His Christ among us. For this
Christ needs men, living men for
living problems.
I deny that the riches of this
world can give abiding joy. If this
were so the favored sons of earth
who have treasures above measure
would enjoy the greatest felicity.
But do they? It lies not in the
power of man .or nature to give
tranquility of soul to man. Every
good and perfect gift cometh from
above.
The effect is that the delight in
service bears its own fruit here and
now -joy, holy joy. The joy that
meets by the way; the joy that fol-
lows us in misery, in sorrow; the -
joy that abides in our trials and
struggles; joy that cheers us in our f
successes and failures; joy that
causes the milk of human kindness
to flow in our veins; joy that ex-
tracts honey out of life's experi-
ences; joy that gives us beauty for
ashes, the oil Of joy for inourning,
the 'garment of praise for the spirit
of heaviness, that they may be
called trees of righteousness, the
planting of the Lord, that He might
TRAVELS BY LAND AND SEA,
health resorts at home and abroad
and it thousand other ways to get
to the quickening power of mo-
ther earth, tiatare's source of
strength
The Psalmist in the text remain-
bers whence Israel came and whi-
ther they were going. He reraem-
bers Israel's checkered history,
apostasy, failure, defeat, captivity,
humiliation. Have we learned the
lessons of life any better?
Are we ready to condemn them
and justify our every act?
What is the sum total of life's
experiences to us to -clay I
Are we ready to acknowledge God
as the source of our spirit's quick -
ening power? If not who is th,
source of our .soul's ilexx•Vi
Thsre.i,e ziesAt need of that quick
'inaing power in resuming our work
'sotne quarters. Ile had also ambitions, whine; big tears were noticed run -
hot when the next election OEUMO around
:Ise was quietly knifed. The myster, is w.”-''5
who knifed Min? under the circumstances "I had o-ftsn 1 'ard " said one o3.
the exhibition has been fortunate in its tlienl, "that clogs. have been known
selection of 01118000 from ,year Ycar •
and that it continues to .be served by 'to good tears, hut I never believed
public.spiri red citizens. • it until then, and I have lots mote
ATTACKING CITY' COUNCILrespect fer the dog family than 1
Criticism of the methods and personnel ever before had. When I looked
of the City Council bas, been .. growing in round at my companions some of
volume throughout the year. One of the ,
local dailies has started a campaign of ttleill were crying, too. d f
Systematic attack. Pay afteraY it
cls The old ream was remove from
columns contain violent charges of mom -
the line with more ewe than is
Potence or worsbefsslovhnileiteiacsobisillsbasiarednsasaell
over the city usually displayed in ,s.tich eases,
particular sections of the council. The' body WaS handfed asgentlY WS
Other papers confine their criticisms to
Consequently there ie likely to be a a fflorbher would have done it, all on
lively contest next January. But the our. account of the te,ar,s in tamt, little
on
Prifling thing js, how few are the changes ., . , .,
in the persnel of th. CounciLfrom year Cie,:g's eye's .
to year, and it is doubtful if this year ,As soon .4e, the dog discovered
4 win. be any notable exception, Wen
man gets to be alderinan he gets SO mush that our roughness had disappeared
•
m
sl&rteearativionr:bvisriiengt tbhys th ha vsng i i.f,iati b ulia]. ss eopolneoreOpoaeo: IiLibree,consnee what:•frlenwlyere doing
fo
, wanedso.remnedtor
•tation which makes his re-election I. y
:most certain • hiren criticism in a °Ay as Ms master; but -we could not induce
big as Toronto, where the candidates can
know personally only a small fraptian of hilll t) leave the old mo'n''s .13ocIIV,
the electors, seems to help him. , Uncoil- attcl when the tra,in steamed out he
set:Duey he gets the reputation of being
a big man. Unless he makes some mu- \.v'P"!4. °..%.'11..s.i,t.,641:g by. 1115 dead 7uls-
take or is dishonest, which rarely hap- tel.'s n act •,
pens, he has a great advantage over Ea1 4i
newcomers.
Nevertheless, there seems th be a vague,
Judg. ni. He -I don't approve of tips -
2,.., by the vete lmt year on the eines. A HINT.
hut, widely held, idea that a CoMtaiSsion
form of government, would be an iinprove.
ment on the present elective syste
good.'",
She --It has been noticed that you
I
O be glorifitd; ..,` Wilt thou not qnjels:....-
'-eii ue again, that thypeople may
- 'rejoice in thee 1" -Rev. Carl Zins-
. sraeister.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
INTERNATIONAL LESSON,
SEPT. 20.
Lesson • XIII. -Review. Golden
Text, John 6. 63.
PRACTICAL LESSONS.
Lesson I. -On a day of sunshine
I 'went into a room absolutely dark.
The occupant ,had drawn the cur-
tains down tight. Christ was the
light of the world, but he could not
bring light to those who loved
darkness.
• Lesson IL -The Word is a living
seed. Plant it amid favoring con-
ditions'and you have the miracle of
spiritual life, just as when you
plant a seed you have the miracle
of plant life.
Lesson -III. - Spiritual growth,
our Lord tells us, is like plant
growth -first the blade, and then
the ear, and then the full corn in
the ear. The blade may be very
small and the harvest very great.
'
Lesson IV. -Like the disciples we
Nsiuld 'put an end to wrong -doing,
here and now. But in trying to
root out wicked members of church
and Sunday school we may do more
harm than good, "like striking a
heavy blow at a fly on Venetian
vase."
Lesson V.-"Plit God first" is a
fine motto. 'When the sun Was put
in the center of our system the
astronomers were able to bring or-
der out of chaos. -They would have
stayed in the dark forever if they
had insisted that the heavenly bod-
ies nark aromid the earth. "Seek
ye first the kingdom of heaven,"
said the Master.
Lesson VI,--Ourliope lies not in
the absence of storm, but in the
preaence of Christ who is able to
control the tumult -nob only that
of wind and wave but that of trou-
bled soul and mind.
Lesson VIL-Jesus in restoriug
the daughter of jairus to life
proved that the soul does not die
with the body. Death does not clad
511.
Lesson people should
think to put out fire by tearing
down the firebell we should call
them exceedingly foolish. When
the people of Nazareth rejected
Jesus they were rejecting their
Phyacian, their Deliverer, their,
Joy -Bringer. '
Lesson IX. -John's success lay in
the fact that he preserved his man-
hood untarnished amid great temp-
tation. No man's life is a failure
Who iS himself a moral success.
Lesson X. --Christ always uses
mento reach other men. He sent
Out twelve men and not twelve an-
gels. Tho children of Israel were
brought out of Egypt by a man -
Moses. In military hospitals it
has been found that the best nurses
are soldiers who had been wound-
Lesson- XL-Oapernaurn had a
great advantage in Christ's person-
al teaching and miracles. We are
responsible for our advantages. We
expect the steamship to cross the
sea foster than , a sailing vessel.
Have we not had greater religious
advantages than Capernaum?
, Lesson XI], -Jesus conferred a
great privilege on the disciples in
making them the agents of his
'.fed He 0ould have rained manna
from heaven, or summoned angels
to help. but he chose a lad with his
lunch, and his twelve disciples.
TURN YOUR TIME INTO MONEY
There is a firm in -Toronto who give hun-
dreds of men and women an opportunity'
to earn from $250.00 to $1,500.00 every year
with but 'little effort. This firm =mufti°.
tures reliable family remedies, beautiful
toilet preparations and many necessary
household goods; such as baking powder,
washing compounds, stove, furniture and
metal polishes, in all over one hundred
preparations that every home uses every
day. Just one person in each loonlity can
secure exolusive right to distribute those
preparations to their neighbors. They
pay 100 per cent, commission to their
agents. Write and secure eole agency be.
fore it is too late. Address The Home
Supply Co., Dept, 20, Merrill Building, To.
Tonto, Ont., for full partioulare.
a, proposal to onake the change would
donot ev,en tip your hat, bounty when the five thousand were
tion of establishing a, harber. cOmmiesion, .
A STICK FOR A IIUMP.
Swing a stick for a hump, phy-
sical or mental!, A well-known
physician recently stated that fewer
round •shoulders woultlbe observed
in our young men of to -day could
they but Cultivate the habit of car-
rying a stick. As will easily be
seen, the use of a walking -stick in-
evitably pulls back the arm. And
so, quite naturally5 too, the' chest 30
pushedfervva,rd, thus allowing of
its expansion. • Whereas the man
who carries. nothing is invariably
.
narvoualy conscious of his hands.
And to hide them away somewhere,
puts them in his pockets. What
happens By tho very action of
thrusting his hands in his pockets,
he brings his shoulders into the line
of slouch, and SO to a .stooli. But
to be at all effieacious, the walking -
stick cariecl mustbe of ordinary
size -that is, rto reach ia far as the
hip. A shorter stick fails in its
mission., either it is, swung in
the hand, with the other hand in
the pocket, or it is carried high un-
der the arm, with both hands hur-
ied deep.
HER TERMS.
• "Can you sell this shawl cheap-
er
"No madam. Fifty dollars is
.
really the lowest possible price."
Well, I'll take it. But make out
two bills, one at twenty dellare to
show my husband, and one at two
haciclrecl to show to my friends I"
.ismramcwriaelawnmial..660313110
We are open to buil
or sell the following
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