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PEI3LISRED BI B. TELLER,
FRIDAY OCT. 1st, 190e
W. C. T. U.
n.!<:0fy.L THE CRY OF THE TWO-THIRDS
' '!N, for.
t::':- Jensen,
Ger-
:von et
Opthail-
Golden
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noneriti
,it!on to
t:. Eyes
•.'t) and
ONT.
Aline tteleitilien Exeter.
cal:•, tron:luctel in all parte. Satis-
saeunit guaranteed or t:.3 pay. Tends
•t:,,.tmabie. Oi'irro Int at this oiiice
will be promptly attendee tt?.
ANIil Els' F. liE': , l'Illk: IN
t goat. ropie t'1a' ing the I vi:in.
1•, ,at.t ,u ei e ttcrieo, :gumtree, eutnd-
ard. `;Veliin_&ten eet,1 t;u trdiau. Every -
tithe; e; in file Inset -eaten
DR. P. A. SELLER Y, DIN TIi T, GI A-
•.- x n t, • J '• a t•r1I c ; 'i I)euta
[f a, 2'uroute, also nenor grade -
a, e „f Dee ,rtn .>f enti •tr} . To-
ronto it a it;, 1'ai111t E+:tr.tctinit
or t<3eth Mete •,•tyle :t eruct iality. _lt
I)orai.ti.: t ,; .n;:•, ''Invite, evte11 :,Ion -
de. 7 -'-i
"I ].now, Jack how willingly
you'd take my' e'place, hut its all my
Fault. I knew all along I could not
tamper with the stuff that had
ruined use : my reason eondemmed
me I had everything to hold me
haek, but 1 threw it all aside you
and Helen and-Dorry. Jack I am
• self stain. and nobody to blame but
myself, nobody can help me."
"Except your Lord," said his
brother, "no, not even Him, now, I
would not let Him before, I cannot
'now, It is too late. too late 11
Helen's- purity shrinks from eon
tar. t with rue, how much more
His?" "Now you mistake, Maur.
ice. He i:: not like us. Even Helen
is net to be compared to Him. That
night while his patient seemed to
seep, John sought his sister. She
;was in the parlor pacing back and
I forth, restlessly. How strange
that Manx -ice should be sick and
she away i'ro'n his side. "Helen,"
:said John gently, "Helen, Ihuve
1 came to tell you that your husband
its dying." She started nervously
and eanght him try the sleeve.
"Lie is dying in darkness" said the
!doctor. •'He will soon be in the.
presence of God, I3uve you done
, all you can to teach hint the
liter enri a fT im".' 'i))'assion o the
t eerieur of Men?" "Oh, John,
what can I do?" -Yen can forgive
bat) Helen." "I do, weeping, I do
forgive ]rine." "Forgive and shun !
Ilelsn, is that the way our Lord
forgives? Is that the impression -
i yen would give Maurice of our
;Christ?" Still she wept, what chap
I du "What you would wish done
even you iii his place." He rose to
go, but she put out a detaining'
E. 7I•ILL'a ctaNV.r.l'ANt•Eit .1Ni)
enettry Pe,4.c. 1!e;. .11,41t:atges,
Nettie and other Leant noeutnelthl nitre
fully ani a.rr::r.. l ;aa•llareel. OBirt)-leneto ?nen,. owe
-
hand. "Oh, John, 1 want to forgive.
MUSIC, lain), but my whole being refuses to
- - go to him. Help me. John, help
e IS e-• �iAAS -•l?r ell rye's fine : That is beyond my power,
▪ Preeils for the Toronto ('on- ; Helen ; yon need a stronger friend
servatt)t;y of 1lusic and other . than I now. So he wont cut and
Centres_ she went to her knees- 'tinny
ArltlrF : have been an hour afterwards.'
Ia.Tti..:t:ax I'at:.�te�::u=x, lurirh. .lohn sat bolding his brother's
hand, when the door opened and
Helen entered. "Helen," said. her
• Husband feebly, and held out his
hand to her. John detected the
50 acres, all gond Earl, „;unci haul. , shudder that went through her
barn, frame house, all in acuncl repair. The frame, as she put her own into the
farm is wen drained, plenty of gond water clatitnm ratlnl. "I do not blame
and will he sold for :7::100o.00. Apply to ! you, deal that you find it so herd
I:.'Zoller, Zurich' to forgive g' me, you must not blame
!yourself. But now that I sun going
to die, yon will try to think kindly
of me, tier the sake of the past
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1 g v Court Zurich No. 12401 darling -yon will try?" he pleaded.
C %. • . meets every l:st ants sr'el ! "Yes, yes." she murmured "I do,
Thursday of each month at 8 o'clock p. rn. t I do." He pressed her hand, oh,
in the A. 0. U. W. Hall. i so feebly ! "And God forgives you
I, J. eleneena, C. 11too," she added eagerly, "you
must believe that, He is so dif•
A,f i, T W Rickbeil Lodee • ferent from me ; He is like John,
�J' tHe forgives and loves you ; loves
o • • • Ne. 3 a3, meet, . you as dearly as if you never had
the 2nd and 4th Friday of every month,
at 8 o'clock, in their Hall, Merner B1oelt. done wrong. "Loves" said the
Fee" Wrrwee \1 w, dying man, catching at the word
that voiced his hunger "Oh, Helen
HELP WANTED are you sure He loves such as me?"
' •Yes, yes," she answered. "Loves
Girls wanted, operators on Lad and forgives a murderer?" he ask-
edies waists and tivliitetvear. Good slowly. John saw the light
'wages. Steady work. figure quiver and it was .his voice
The Star Whitewear M"fg. Co. that replied "yes." "And a
Berlin, Ont, suicide?"he questioned. John met
the honor of two blue eyes lifted
suddenly to his, yet he answered
A commercial traveller on his as tenderly as before, yes, Maurice,
way to Toronto from Owen Sound He will forgive anything; love
tells a good story of a than up in anyone who will let Him. "1
that "dry" town who got a circular believe you Jack," he said as if
stating that for $2 a certain whole- forgetful .of the presence of his
sale firm in a distantlocality would wife ; 'you never have deceived
send him a keg of hard stuffs He me ; have always loved nie through
sent the bank note and smacked everything," and his eyes closed as
his rips in anticipation. In clue if in sleep. Then John gently dis-
time the keg came, but instead of engaged Helen's hand from his
being filled with old rye malt or brother's and led her to the door,
corn juice, it was filled with scrap "God bless you," he whispered as
iron, and was accompanied by a he let her. go. Another day dawned
letter stating that it wasn't hard and still Maurice lingered -so
enough they'd send hirn a keg cif strong a hold has even a thread of
spikes at the usual i`ates. It was life on life. During the forenoon
fun to see that Owen Sounder going Helen again sought his side., HIS
around trying to kick himself for eyes were closed when he smiled.
• being "sold" at his own price, and said; "Thank you love," with
FOR SALE.
LODGE MEETINGS.
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a touch of h's olden court lines.,
As she looked down on him she
knew she ought to kiss the lips
that spoke so graciously, and even
as she thought they opened again.
"If you could forget what I am for
a nomeiit, Helen, and remember
me only las I once was, could you
not kiss me?" he said. "Oh, yes,
yes," she cried brokenly, anxious
to pioafte him. As her lips touched
his he cl!>eped her closely, but it
was a deathly face that lay on his
bosom ; he spoke into deaf ears ;
she had fainted. He lay in a stupor
most of tele time. It was in one of
his intervals of oonsciousness that
he said. "Ithink she made a mis-
take John." "No, I think not,"
answered his brother, catching at
once the drift of his thought. 'She
married the only man she ever
loved." Later he said ; • "I do need
to ask you to look out •
for Helen
and the baby, John; you always
Have." "And I always will, Maur-
ice." The sick man put out his
thin handand drew one of John's
between his own. "Oh, John,
true brother !" he mermured.
Then a little after : "Is there not
a verse somewhere in the Bible that
calls Jesus our Elder Brother? I
could almost believe in Him, when
I think get you Jack," •'Almost?
said John;: brokenly," oh, no dear
brother, you can trust Him alto-
gether. but'the invalid had drifted
again into unconsciousness ; yet he
seemed to have caught the words,
for be, spoke of the Elder Brother
several times that day, whispering
to himself Once as John prayed
aloud he , said, "I hope, Jack, I
hope !" after awhile he murmured
that it wds growing dark and he
bad. far to go. "But our Elder
Brother will go with you" "yes. I
Know, you always stuck to me, old
fellow, was the wandering reply.
(To be continued)
Ethel M, Williams,
Pres.. Supt.
To quickly check a cold, druggists
Are dispensing e ' erywhere. a clever
Candy ColeVere Tablet called Pre-
ventics. Preyentics are also fine for
feverish children. Take Preventics
at.the sneeze stage, to bead oil' all
colds. Box of 48-255. Sold by J J
I1erner. •
y.
The third quarterly meeting for
this yea i the Huron County
-the Yronnt ,44,sn's
soemtion was held in
M. 0. A. .
C. me to
Christian
Win;ham,en the Association
rooms, Tuesday evening, Sept. 21.
Present were Messrs. G. F Blair, 1
Gederieh; J. Scott, Clinton ; Mr 1
R. Maxwell. Wingham, and County
Secretary Fleeting
After devotional exercises by,
elessrs. Inerning and Scott. tho
ininutes of theprevious meeting
were read and oonfirrned.
The treasurer's report, which
was as follows, was then received.
Receipts for the quarter just
closed..... $453 35
Disbursements............. 455,46
Balance in treasury .at end of
quarter......... 245 ail
Estimate_l receipts for remaining
quarter of the year .393m
Expenditures • .. 585.00
Probeltle deficit for year 191.50
The treasurer Mr. Scott, recons•
mended that the localities not yet
canvassed for the year be canvass.
ed for the probable deficit, which
received the approval of the Com-
mittee.
Mr. Scott recommended that an
effort be made by the Committee,
to put the budgets for future years
upon a permanent basis, by solicit-
ing pledges to remain in force year
after year, and termihatble at any
time the pledger • finds himself
unable to continue the pledge, by
giving notice to the treasurer to
this effect. This would obviate
the necessity. of making a yearly
canvass, with its attendant un-
certainty.
It was proposed by Mr. Blair and
duly' passed that the County Secre-
tary be authorized to take up with
the Provincial Committee the mat-
ter of transference of membership
from any County Association to
any town or. city Association, to
the end that any young man leav-
ing a local association at any time
to go to the city, may have the
balance of his year's membership
allowed in the City Association
without further costee the same
transference • to be made always
through the County Secretary.
The departmental sub -commit.
tes, vis., physical, social, education-
al and religious, ;were asked for
their policies and plans: of,, work.
for the year in' these various de-
partments. As these were only of
a suggestive char toter they were,
referred.baek to the oomrnittees
for more definite crystallization,
after which these sub•cOmniittees
are authorised to carry their plans
into effect,
The' oounty Secretary reported
the following : work done during
the.guatrter by the .17ca1 associ.a-
;rio is t
2 Bible Study sessions with an
average attendance of 20
15, Sunday afternoon meetings of
sacred song with an average of 15
taking part.
2 Athletic meets with 36 and 38
entries respectively, and attended
by an average of 200 people.
10 Social events with an average
attendance of 23. •
20 Physical events of 23 taking
part.
Evangelist Mason has been se-
cured for a month's work in the
County to begin Omit October the
5th. Mr, Flemieg also reported
favorably on the work he accomp-
lished, and the benefit and inspira-
tion he received, at the Silver Bay
Conference and Training Institute.
The pleasant purgative effect ex
Reviewed by all who use Chamber-
lrain's Stomach and Liver Tablets,
and the healthy condition of the
body and mind which they create,
males one feel joyful. Sold by J
J Merner.
A DISINTERES2ED OPINION.
Farmers, are • you acquainted
with The Weekly Farmers Sun? It
claims to be an indepenrtent jour-
nal for farm and home. The claim
is fair, It is a clean paper, there-
fore fit for the home. It is part-
icularly adapted to the farm llotne
because it is edited and published
with a view to interest every
person in the home -the old and
young, finale and female -all may
read it regularly with profit. Its
market page we consider equal to
the best in the Dominion for
farmers. This is no paid notice or
puff ; it is our candid opinion, and
we unhesitatingly recommend The
Sun to every farm house in Canada
It is one dollar a Year, and good
value:for the money.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has beoome famous for its cures of
coughs, colds. croup and influenza.
Try it when in need, It contains
no harmful substance and always
gives prompt relief . Sold by J J
Mern er,
BLAKE
Miss Weida Stevens paid a flying
visit to her home hero last Sunday.
The annual meeting of Blake
Branch Bible Society, will be held
this (Friday) evening at 7.30. Rev.
Mr. Cosous of Clinton accompanied
by Rev 1,1x. Tttvlc of r ,n ''-
aiddresr secrete
M,•. Ery. Eilber 141. L. A. was
tale village on Tuesday, taking in
the Insurance Assessment.
John Douglas has re roofed his
dwelling with galvanized material.
Mr. Garber bad the job.
The rural Mail Delivery boxes
have arrived and are now ready
for use.
in
Cold weather garments -we have
them -quality the best. Do not
fail to see our immense stock of
fur
ruffs, stoles, fur -lined coats,
ladies mantles etc. Our values
are unsurpassed. .1 Preeter.
Hoarseness in a child subject to
Croup is a sure indication of the
apprelach of the disease, 12 Cham-
berlain's Cough Remedy is given
at once or even after the croupy
cough bus appeared, it will prevent
the attack. Contains no poison.
Sold by J J Merner.
Few people are aware of the
immensity of the Canadian Pacific
Railway. In addition to the rail-
way itself and its equipment and
the immense land holdings, the
company owns and operate:i no
fewer than flf ty-seven steamships.
This total includes the company s
Atlantic and Pacific fleets, its
British Columbia and Alaskan
coastal service and its Great Lakes
line The earnings of the company
for the year ending June 30th, 1900,
amounted to $76,313,320, while the
working expenses for the same
year amounted to $53,357,748, thus
leaving a surplus of $23,955,572.
The earnings of the company for
the year named were made up as
follows, From passengers, $20,153,-
000 ; freight, $48,182,520 ; mails,
$779,822 ; sleeping cars, express,
elevators, telegroph, etc., $7,198,-
977.
' Go to the. blood, if you are to
drive out rheumatism. A Wisconsin
physician, Dr Shoop, does this with
his Rheumatic Remedy -and with
seeming suoness. Rub -ons, says the
doctor, never did curerheuanatism.
It is more than skin deep -it is con-
stitutional, always. Because of this
principle, Dr Shoop's Rheumatic
Remedy is perhaps the most popu-
lar in existence. It goes by word of
mouth from one' to another, every-
where, Grateful patients gladly
spread results. It is an act of . hu-
manity, to tell the sick of a way to
health. Tell some sick one, Sold
by J .3 -
We
W e halve a 'inn stook of 'furni-
ture,.
'urni-tura. We sell at lowest'•:.prices,
Call and get prices. At I3aartleib's
See our malleable iron steel
range, $20 less than the Peddler's
price and a far larger stcve, with
latest improvements, These stoves
should comand e quick ,sale, .At
Hartleib' ,,
MARKET REPORT, -The fol-
lowing is the report of Zurich,
markets corrected up to Thursday,.
Barley 46*to 50
Peas...... 70
Bran 2200
Shorts .. 22,00 2&00
Oats .. 35 36
Wheat „ , , 96 97
Hay 7,00 8,00
Driea apples .. , . 6 6
Clover seed • . 5.00 5.75
Potatoes ........ 45 45
Butter 18 18
Eggs ...... 22 22
Hogs liveweiget 8.00
HENSALL MARKETS
Gook's Best Flour 3 00
Wheat 98 98
Oats 37 37
Barley 55 55
Peas • 70 70
Hogs liveweight .. 8.00
Stomach troubles would more
quickly disappear if the idea of
treating the cause, rather than the
effect, would come int) pratiee. A
tiny, inside, hidden nerve, says Dr.
Shoop, governs and gives strength
to the stomaeh. A branch also goes
to the hears, and one to the kid-
neys When these "inside nerves"
fail, then the organs must falter.
Dr Shoop's Restorative is directed
specifically to these failing nerves.
Within 48 hours after starting the
Restorative treatment patients say
they realize a gain. Sold. by J J
Merner.
ubb ng rates.
1W -We have made arrangements
to offer the following low clubbing
rates with -Trip I3v:I;..X.LD :
Daily Globe $ 4.25
,, Mail & Empire 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 1.75
Farmer's Advocate 2.211
4J
The wholesome, harmless green
leaves and tender stems of a lung
h.ealingmountau o s shy h give.,
bronchial coughs•'"quickly and sane
ly yield to this highly effective
Cough medicine. Dr Shoop assures
m others that they can with safety
give it to even very young babes.
No opium, no chloroform -absolu-
tely nothing harsh or harmful. It
calms the distressing cough, and
heals the sensitive membranes. Ac-
cept no other. Demand Dr Shoops.
Sold by J J Merner.
One of the most welcome among
the many exchanges which conte
to our desk is Tho News, of Toron-
to. The News bate recently made
wonderful advances, so much so
that old friends of the paper would
hardly recognize in this great
Canadia,nnewspaper the olcl News
of a few years ago. The News now
contains from fourteen to twenty
pages eaoh day, with twenty-four
to thirty-two on; Saturday. A
specialty is made of political and
Parliamentary news and questions
affecting the welfare of the public
receive fair editorial treatment by
clever writers. We are safe in
saying that there is no paper more
widely quoted in Canada and its
cartoons are reproduced by many
of the leading journals. Through
an arrangement made with The
News we are able to offer Trns HER-
ALD and The News in a club for
one year at the remarkably cheap.
price of $2.20.
Youi cough annoys your Keep
on hacking and tearing the delicate
membranes of your throat if you
want to be annoyed, But if you
want relief, want to be cured, take
Ohamberlain's Cough Remedy Sold
by J J Merner.
Pair of apers
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