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PUBLISHED BY E. ZELLF.1t.
FRIDAY JUNE 4th. 1909
W. C. T. U.
THE CRY OF THE TWO-THIRDS
,"Try again, Maury" he said ten-
derly, Jack trusts you. For Helen's
sake, ,yes, for God's sake, and the
sake of your own soul give up the
accursed stuff entirely. But that
was exactly what Maurice did not
intend to do, but there was better
meet for while and it did John's
heart good to see the light again in
Helen's eyes and the smile on her
lips. He bad said for Helen's sake
It was the thought of her that
made him tell Mr. Spoffard to go
on in all confidence he would be
responsible for his brother, that
all his fortune stood. behind him.
Helen's face was his barometer.
He studied. it for her sake. as truly
as for his brother's, he spent more
of his time at their home when
Maurice was sober, then holding
him back from distasterous assoeiat
es. It was for her sake also that
he only brought him to the door
when he foiaud him intoxicated on
the street or in some saloon ring
int, the bell and disappearing that
she might still think her secret of
shame preserved from him, as she
really believed it was For as John
spared her so she sought to spare
• o v rm 11 • •ler
him, yet not wh 11- him, but l
------------ husband also. From her soul she
,,,tv>1, thanked God often for the little
Mei one, who formed an excuse for the
— ; refusal of so many invitations into -Many remarkable cures of stem-
` ,oeiet;y which her sad heart shrank at'h troubles have been effected by
,� .' ttt;rai?tarlaie'rl r"tomech and liver
-'es. et. t"{ t�°"re t et;s, ., w• e: matt evil() has spent
"r
ov two thous:tad dollars for
medicine and treatment was cured
by a felboxes of these tablets.
Price 21o. Samples free at J J Mer -
leer's store.
THE MINISTERIAL MEETING
AND SUNDAY SCHOOL CON-
VENTION
I}
ing they :i ollowed their eiders to
the entracte, she pressed his hand
as tender�l at parting as Helen had
pressed VS brother's a while before
•Papa," ";My darling what?" "Id
she berreesolly papa?" "yes darling
she is very, sad," "Did you hep her
papa?" ""1: tried to baby" Dorry
put her dimpled arms up and drew
his face down, "I want to kiss von,.
you id a nice papa and Clearer laths
you berry much. You will hep her
on, the little boy. won't you papa?'
"Yes, darling, 1 will help her,"
Mr. Drotetly said gravely as he
strainedens darling to his heart.
and turned to seek her *.pother.
(To be continued)
Ethel M. Williams,
Pres„ Supt.
Any mother who has had exper-
ience with this distressing ailment
will he pleased to know that a cure
may be e'ffectcd by applying Cha,m-
berlain's Salve as soon as the child
is done nursing. Wipe it off with
a soft cloth befor5 allowing the
babe to nurse. Many trained nur-
ses use this salve with best results.
For sale by J J Merner..
DO YOU REALIZE?
That mail order buying builds up
Toronto at the e+.pense of the smal-
ler towns and villagea..
Every'dollar use:, in 'this way by
o. resident of this.coenuunity takes
a dollar out of circulation at home
and puts it into crreulation where
it does you no good. •
The dollar spent with your groc-
er, dry goods d •alter, hard ware
merchant, cirugg'iet or other busi-
nessman, up builds ilt;e conainunit;y
in which you live. Theca 1)eey taxes
to support the town, - repair the
streets, maintain thee :]oils, and
build and ;;nstain file: r:lturches. Do
the nail oder honeee . or .subscri-
be to the anticlinesfond whenever
a new church is to be trait, or any
pubiie in provemcnt ie to be made?
If you •te• .:3 to take hold of any
good. Work .1/Cor betterment of this
oomznunity. who would you go to
fou financial aid, the locial business
man or the mail ordee houses in
Toronto.
Let us look at the matter broad-
ly. Is it not in many cases short
sighted selfishness and thoughtless
ness that prompts us to send our
money to the mail order houses?
Thoughtful self interest dictates
that we all work together for our
common gond and the community
at large. Tliink it over.—Wingham
Times.
an -accepting. But Maurice +tet
taro. soci..aty anrl. rliany- a time
aMx1M ut leo•ills went to please hint when it
took all the power she could com-
mend to keep a quiet exterior to-
T'tbf.trti , Zurich., r.i, bear the sight of him when ho par-
took so freely of the sparkling
liquors. There were other times,
a;: OP f f._ E. i as well, when she was proud of him
when hope sprang up again in spite
of every rebuff and was ready to
hud and blossom, hopo so slow to
die in the human breast, especially
in a woman's breast, ever prone to
r.h'inge its grasp from ono support
to another that only it may cling:
and live. There were a few montha
of almost perfect blessedness that Zurich ,Tune 9, 10 and 11 1909.
Pum to Helen after that last talk Committee—Rev. E. TF. Bean,
John haci with her husband, when Rev. L. K. Eidt, Rev. A. D. Gisch-
t be voting wife forgot her fears ler, See.
Ministerial Meeting
PROGRAM
Wednesday 7.45 p, m. 1—Devot-
ional exercises, 2 -Organization, 3 -
Topic I, ""Das Gesellige and Geist -
Rohe Lehen in der Gemeinde" Rev
E Eby, Mitchell, Ont, 4 -topic II,
•"TheDemands of the church on
the Ministry and Laity of today"
Rev Ec H Bean, Orediton, Onr, 5—
Collection,
Thursday 0.30 a. tn. 1 -Devotional
exercises. 2 'ropio III "The Minis-
ter's use of the Bible" Rev J W
Hammett, Newbury, Ont, 3—Topic
IV, "Der Prediger auf der Konzel
and unter dem Volk" Rev W M
Sippell, Rodney, Ont, 4 -Open Par-
liament.
Sunday School Convention
PROGRAM
,'urn f e youth, 11111' nf. lot 15, Con.
'1'elee, Bey. On this property
e _• +e is aeeei fr:r,,:e 1t+r.,<.-, kitchen and
.; " t .., I e re i ho,; house,
,: t ,:., :r.: ;' told never
e ° v _F r. 'fiat farm is .et.
-1 • • t t:e of cult:•
• ..11 i0e.I1`. I,f :it e. 1 2i napes
•.0 :hut i,. i . i:'rt 'cl t.i,c :e ,nitable prn-
�t ,f r a,r In oere•s n r.kcltange. For
• ..;;t &URri t'..+ i'tIntilara npi•11' to E. TRr•.r-
...s ail pi.. I:11Se,', r,:' ttl "I; HUS,
;r;;,iortet,r, 1r.i:.1 1.
iii neves, all o::d 1Tend, with good bank
;:urn, frame. l-" Ilea•., all in gond repair. The
teem at well rlraint•d, plant} of good water
end v ill le, :tile tot :seem nth Apply to
E. Zeller, :!aric•la.
HELP WANTED
Wanted at once—A good, capable
general servant. References re-
quired. Apply to Mrs. Holt, care
of Judge Holt ,C:loderich.
LODGE MEETINGS
C`I,u
Court slab No. 1240
e n n meets every 1st and 3rd
Thursday of.each month at 8 o'clock p. m.
in the A. 0. U. Vl. Hall:
J. J. W' it iER, C. lt.
J� "i+,•V ltiekbeil Lodge
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t� VT* No. 393, meaty
the 2nd and 4th Friday of every inonth,
at 8 o'clock, in their Hall, Merner Block.
FREE. WITWEa, M. W.
If you would have is safe yet cer-
tain Cough Remedy in the hone.
try Dr Shoop's—at least once, It
is "thoroughly unlike any other
Cough preparation. Its taste will
be entirely' neweto yon :unless it
•is already your favorite Cough Re-
medy, No opium, , chloroform. or
any other stupifying ingredients
•a,re used,, The tender leaves of a
harmless, lung healing mountain.
oats shrub, dive to Dr Shoop's Con.
gh Remedy ite wonderful curative
properties. It is truly a most oer-
tain and trustworthy prescription.
Sold by J J Merner.
The Ministered meeting and Sun-
day School Convention of the En -
roe district, Canada Conference Ev
Association, will be held held D. U
9n Emtnannel's Evangelical Church
for days at a time, they veer() gold-
en days, not only for her but for
her four-year-old daughter. She
was with her father constantly.
John niet them riding down to the
store together and smiled, "she
will do him good" he thought as
he wafted her a kiss and wont on
lighter hearted. "He is safe while
my sunshine is with him." Wheth-
er Maurice felt his baby a safe-
guard, or not, he kept her beside
him a good deal those days. In and
out of his office she went noiseless.
ly, seld.otu disturbing him, though
one day she came in hurriedly
leading a wee scrap of a boy by the
hand and calling her father eager-
ly. "Sae, papa, see this is Tim's
Jakey. Isn't he a nice boy and cant
I play wiv him? Tim says I musn't
tell I ask you." Papa'Droutly lift-
ed his girlie to his arms and smiled
down at the small man, who, al-
ready in pants, reminded • him of
one of the monkeys the organ
grinders carry about. Do you want
to play with Jakey very much
Clover? he asked. "Oh yes, very
much papa," answered Dorry with
emphasis. "Then I think you may,
Jakey is a gentleman he has been
at the store before and always be-
haves well" answered her father,
delighting the small fellow, whose
little round eyes were watching
him keenly and now shone their
appreciation as he nodded approval
"A droll pair,"- laughed Maurice
as they scampered off. "Look 1"
cried one of the clerks as they
flitted by. "Say, Sane, did you ever
see an angel rescuing a young imp
from the hand of the devil?" Dor.
ry stopped abruptly, she caught a
part oa this speech and surmised
somehow that it was not eompli•
mentary to her companion. "Not
the devil," she said, gravely shak-
Thursday Afternoon, 2, 1—De-
votional Exercises, 2—Address of
weloome, Mr. D. S. Faust, S S Supt
3—Topic 1, "Der Musterhafte, S S
Supt" Rev. H. A. Thomas, St.
Thomas, 4—Topic II, "The IdealS.
S Teacher, Mr. W. Durst, Benmil-
ler, 4—Topic III. "Der Musterhafta
S S Scheeler." Miss Faust.
Thursday Evening, 7.45. 1 -Pray.
er and 'Song service, 2—Topic IV,
"The Forward Movement in S S
work" Rev L K Eidt, Dashwood,
3 -Topic Vr ""Missions Arbeit in der
8 8" Rev B F Haist, Benneiiler, 4—
Collection and close.
Friday 9.30 a. in. 1—Devotional
exercises, 2—Business, 3—Reports
of Delegates, 4 --Topic VI, "Der
Nutzen der Lehrer Versamutlung"
G Oestrioher, Dashwood, 5 --Topic
VII, "Warum sollten Bibel Sprue-
che Auswendig Gelernt warden?"
G. Edighoffer, 14th Con., 6 -Topic
VIII, Persehnlrohe Weihe fuer 8 S
Arbeiter" Rev Eby, Mitchell.
Afternoon session 2, 1 -Devotion-
al exercises, 2•-B1.1s113ess, 3—Topic
IX, "Andacht" Rev G IC Brown,
Cjecliton, 4—Topic X "How to pre-
pare and teach the Lesson" Frey L
IC Mdt, Dashwood.
Mass meeting -The children will
be addressed by Ben Snrerus, J Ii
Holtzman and Rev W M Sippel.
Question Drawer.
Evening session 7,45 1 -Song Ser-
vice and prayer, 2 -Topic XI "Scrip-
tural Giving" Rev A. D. Gisahlee',
Znrioh, 3' -Topic XII, "Our attitude
to the moral reform movements of
today" Rev E H Bean, Crediton, 4-
Colleotion and close,
In sickness, if a certain hidden
nerve goes wrong, then the, organ
that this nerve controls will also
surely fail. It may be a stomach
nerve, or it may have given strong•
tri and supporr to the heart or kid•
neys. It was Dr Shoop that first
pointed to thio vital truth Dr
Shoop's Restorative was not made
to dose the stomach nor to tcmper-
arily stimulate tee heart or kidneys
That old-fashioned method. ii all
wrong. Dr Shoop's Restorative
goes directly to these frill!, inside
nerves. The remarkable, •+,.z•'t:,"se of
this prescription demonetrete: the
wisdom of treating the actual
cause of these failing "o ,n:t. And
it is indeed easy to 'prove _. simp-
le five or ten days test v.E1 surely
tell. Try it once, and see i Sold by
J J Merner.
Y. M. 0,' A, NOTES
The quarterly meeting of the
County Committee of the Huron
Young Meu's Christian Associa-
tion. was held iu Wingham, Mon-
day evening,May 3ist, in the Y. M.
C. A. rooms, Messrs. Cameron, Fox
Scott, Maxwell, McNay,and Flem-
ing being present.
In the absence of the Chairman,
and Vice Chair, the County Secret-
ary,Mr Fleming, was elected to act
as chairman of the meeting, and
Mr. Canereron acted as recording
secretary. After devotional exer-
cises the minutes of the previous
meeting were read and aciopted.
Owing to the resignation of Mr.
Fred Hill of Clinton, and the de
cease of Mr. Stoneman of Hensall.
and in observance of the reoom
mendation of the Resolution
Committee of the last convention,
that the number serving on the
County Committee be increased to
16, it was necessary to add live new
men to the Committee. On the
recommendation:, of the County
Secretary, the following five names
were added to the list :—Mr. J.
McNay of Egmondville, Mr. 1T. E.
Randford of Exeter, Mr. R. N.
Young pf Carlow, Mr. James Fox
of 8russtls-and-Dr,C. W. Thompson
of Clinton ; Mr. Fox to serve for
three years. ,Mir. MoN+ty for two
years, Messrs. LLandford, Young
and Dr. Thompson for ono year.
The Treasurer reported a balance
of $151.10 in the treasury on June
lst, Reports were received from the
Religious and Physical suboommit
tees. Plans were sabtnitted by the
special Camp Obmmittee for the
July Camp for boys, and it was
decided to get ont a prospectus of
the camp, and application forms,
for distribution among those inter
ested.
The County Secretary gave a
detailed report of tho splendid
work done by the various Associa-
tions in the County from Jan, lst
to June 1st. His report showed a
total membership of 268 young men
and boy in the 6 Associations ; 79
week -night Bible Classes with au
average attendance of 19 ; 42 Edu-
cational meetings with an average
attendance of 24 ; 14 social evenings
with an average of 36 ; 17 Physical
events with an average of 21 taking
part and 9 public entertainments
of mainly Y M 0 A talent with an
average attendance of over 200.
There are now 22 corresponding
members in the County, and up to
date 54 young men leaving their
homes for other parts, have been
followed. by our system of corres-
pondence, and helped in a practical
way in the places to which they
have gone as strangers. 17 young
men have made a start since Jan.
lst, 1909, in leading Bible Classes.
and many young men have been
helped and uplifted by the infiu
ence of the Y MCA.
There is much. talk of good times
in the air. But• the oynic wants to
know who is going to benefit by a
return of prosperity. The fact is
that throughout the recent business
depression the prices of food stuffs
and other domestic necessities have
remained high. With a trade revival
these commodity prices will ad-
vance still further. That is to say,
the average man's dollar will les-
sen in size. Its purohasing power
will experience a pitiful decline,
The cost of living steadily advan-
ces, Good times or dad, the poor
devil on h small fixed income is
squeezed into a smaller and sm41-
le.z and smaller compass.—Ex.
Chaniberlain'S cow, Meters and
Diarrhoea Remetl .
Nevrw- fails. Buy it sanw. It may save We.
The burdock forest's that are alM
lowed to flourish year after year on.
the streets and in front or banes
yards of this town are an eye sore
to Little residents and visitors. It
is Perhaps not generally known,
that the burdock is very easily er-
adicated, The large leaves are the
lungs of its system, while the long
roots forage in the ground for the
nourishment required to supply the
plant life. Take any kind of a sharp
tool—a long knife a spade or a spud.
' and cut the leaf part off an inch.
or so below the ground- If this
operation is properly performed
the result will be dead burdocks.
It would only take a few minutes
now' and again to administer this
treatment to all the burdocks and
other large weeds within your
jurisdiction, and the improvement
lu the appearance of the premises
will be sufficient to give anyone
perfect satisfaction for the expendi.
ture of time and effort. Try it this
summer,
Tell some deserving rheumatic
sufferer, that there is yet one
simple way to certain relief. Get
Dr Shoop s book on rheumatism
and a free trial test. This book will
make it entirely clear how rheuma-
tic pains are quickly killed by Dr
Shoop's rheumatic remedy—liquid
or tablets. Send no money. The
test is free. Surprise some dis-
heartened sufferer by first getting
for hies the book from Dr Sheep,
Racine, Wis. Sold by J J Merner.
The following is the report of S.
S. b. No 1, Stanley, for the month
of May. The names are in order of
merit.
Sr IV John Rau, Maggie Badour.
Jr IV Joseph Rau, Bertine Mir -
eau, Tillie Badour, Emily Mireau,
Maggie Mireau.
II1.Madeline Mireau, Peter Du-
charme, Marie Ducharme, Annie
Badour, Albertine Mireau, Verde,
Amu.
Sr pt II Sidena Mireau, Caroline
Badour, Beatrice Rau,
Jr. pt It Dolor Ducharme, Marie
Mireau.
Sr pt I Lawrence Ducharme.
Jr pt I Claud Rau, Halton Mireau.
Star pupils for the month
John Rau, Tillie Badour, Bertine
Mireau, Maggie Mireau, Emily
Mireau, Joseph Rau, Nellie Duch-
arme, Jerry Mireau, Gertie Rau,
Madeline Mireau, Peter Ducharme,
Marie Ducharme, Annie Badour,
Caroline Badour. Eidena Mireau,
Beatrice Ran, Delor ''Ducharme,
Marie Mireau. A. M, Montague,
;.' Teacher.
So far the people of Ontario n.r
concerned. the startin p.,
ern toevn in the regio
Abitibi is. more ;mdaning °t the
founding of Prince Rupert, Rewee
mber, it is only nine years •since
the Ross Government sent explor-
atory parties into Ontario's hinter-
land. Abitibi was about as well
known to the white man as if it
were in the heart of Africa. Now
one may leave Toronto to day in
a Pullman berth and sleep in a
comfortable hotel on the shores of
the lake the second night. On the
way thither the traveller passes
through a region marvellously-
endowed
arvellouslyendowed with the precious metals,
hut, still more reassuring, he also
passes through a region of arable
Lands that will be yielding crops
when the mines are silent and
deserted. For let us not lose sight
of the fact that the good, old, ar-
able earth is slow but sure, and is
the basis of every industry. The
farmer fends us all. The man who,
goes to Cochrane may look around
him and realize that he is in the
midst of a miracle, a miracle that
is reproducing itself all over this
broad laud. —The Globe.
Every local enterprise needs the
hearty support of each and every
i ndividual residing in the locality..
Why send your money out of your
own village when you may obtain
goods or services Just as good or
better and as cheap or cheaper from
your neighbor? One individual
doing wrong, is likely to lead oth-
ers to do the same The neighbor
may desire to invest fifty or one
hundred dollars in new goods, and
under ordinary circumstances
would have made the purchases at
home but oonoludes that because so
and so buys out of town, they can
de the same ; hence there is an in-
creased loss. Moral—Buy at home.
C ?ulbb ng rates
ifgr We have made arrangements
to, offer the following low clubbing
rates with THE HERALD:
Daily Globe $ 4.25'
Mail & Empire r 4.25
Weekly Globe 1,60
,, Mail & Empire 1.60
Berliner Journal (German) 2.50
Family Herald & Star 1.75
Daily Advertiser 2,75
Weekly Advertiser 1.50
Weekly Sun i .75
Farmer's Advobate 2.25
et hwesetil ate reliefPILES Or. Shoop's Wife Ointiaen