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LEGAL. CARDS.
tI J. D. COOKE, BARRISTER AND SO -1
PUBLISIBED BY E. ZELLER.
li.eiter,NotaryPublic, :iensali3Outtuio.
tat Znrieh (Zeller's office) every Mon -1
day.
eROUOF00T BAYS & KILLORAN,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
etc. Goderieh, Canada W. Proudfoot,
K. C. R. 0. Hays. J. L. Killoran.
BUSINESS CARDS.
FRIDAY AUG
5th, 1911.
beside hire as he t'epeeted in a
voice whose tbrillin pathos was
oontagious some 'tree lee had found
his wife composing a'few days ago.
What of the battle, i it won? Not
yet, What of the sorrow, Is it
done? Not yet. Whist of the hearts
that throb to brook? What of the
feet which downward tate? What
of the dreamers? 'Do they wake?
Not yet. Over the hill tops hoar
With time It comes. We catch
the morn's redemption' chime. It
comes. The east is fleshing the
dawn draws nigh. Daylight kisses
the blushing sky, Only a step tend
then the victory, It comes. Cour-
age 0 heart keep to the right, God
reigns, )3eyond the darkness, amid
the light, God reigns, His unseen'
eye marks every tear. Each cry
has entered His listening ear, 13.is
step majestic is drawing near, God
reigns. Shout, for the battle will
be won, Oh yes. Sing, for the
sorrow will be done. Oh yes.
There's stern, hard work in the
fielta to do, Patience sand praying
and. weeping too,'But victory
cometh, grand and true. Oh yes.
It, might have been a year after
Justin's bride canzee to his home to
make life beautiful to its inmates -
certainly her fir'ltborn was 1yinn
on her bosom.• when pne day Dr
John found a str;;tnger; waiting for
hir» in his ofilre. He was a dark,
thick set man. wits:. heavy brows
black eyes and a seamed face,
across one cheek of which straggl-
ed an ugly scar.,'
(Td be csontinued)
Eti' �1 M. Vv imams
Pres Supt.
Seemed to Give Him a New
Ssoii?ach,
W. C. �i . U.
THE CRY OF THE TWO-THIRDS
Yet, 0 yet Justin sighed with
his young heart vibrating between
joy and grief, many. of these -not
all, thank God (the majority pray
ed true to their privelege, worthy
of the fresh start in life) yet many
went forth, as Dr Droutly had
forseen they might, to renew the
habit from which they had sought
, S. PfalLUUPS,
AUCTIONEER, Exeter.
Sales conducted in all parts. tms
Satis-
faction guaranteed or no pay.
,.easonable. Orders heft at this office-
wili be promptly attended to. L't,.,..;t,,
AND1i.EW F. HESS, FIRE INSURANT-
ce agent, representing the London,
Economical, Watefloo, Monarch, Stand-
ard, Wellington and Guardian. Every-
thing in fire insurance.
DR. F. A. SELLERY, DENTIST, GRA -
dilate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons,. Toronto, also honor gradu-
ate of Department of Dentistry, To-
ronto University. Painless extraction
of teeth. Plate work a speciality. At
Dominion House, Zurieh, every';! Mon-
day.
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Wills and other Legal)a is
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u11y and promptly prepared.
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Zeller block, Zurich, Ont.
LODGE MEETINGS
Grosvenor St in 1' anchestee, Mass,
as he pleaded, passionatelyover
the doom of lost sinners, and escort
ed thein to forsake their sins and
turn to' Goll 'by repentance this
very hotir. How silly it sounds to
hear one say that some nen mete -
not plead earnestly and intensely
but he :cold, calm and reserved.
When God sends out men to preach
(in my belief)• he ohi•>nres men of
good lunge, a full voice, and ooure-
gious, and of love to sinners and
the salvation of souls. There is in
every Christian minister's heart to
fund of withusittsit end emotion
that should he raised to e. white
heat if he has a strong passion fon
souls and is "baptized with fire
and the Holy, Ghost." without that
baptism they are of little worth in.
our pulpits, bat are weals as'
other
men. Every minister As made -so
"as a soul 'winner,"'• and should
speak and act as though he ex
petted conversions, and arrange all
his sermons with this in view.
Preaching is not an end in' itself,
but a means to an end, and unless
it produces that end it becomes a
failure, a delusion and a snare.
Every cdnsideratiort of personal
care, and personal gratification
must be subordinated to one para -
meat duty of pursuading men to
submit themselves to Christ. The
main thing is to •remember , that
the pulpit is the key to the situta-
tion, if the preacher succeeds there
he is an empty show and will be a
dissappointaient John Wesley
:Knox; Whitefield, and Luther had
"tongues of fire" and the commis-
sion that our Saviour gave to his
disciples to preach the gospel to
every creatui e, . 'upon pursuing
their journeys in the discharge of
deliverance. Etow could it well be duty were styled 'Sons of Thunder'
otherwise? How easy with the old;' "I suffered intensely after eating and the more of such sons our
associations, the old. frieudsliips .and no medicine of treatment I churches have the more prosperous
under the power of the old tempta- tried seemed to do any good" writ- oar churches will become. God
tions, to weld anew the fetters just es g tin g
broken from their prisonecl man-
hood ; to become, by the old pro-
cess of yielding to the pressure ac•i and Liver Tablets : gave inc stritction, and make their serrLons
about them, what they yet loathed surprising relief and the second! carry "tongues of fire" to the
was it not after all but half a sue- bottle seethed. to give me a new people, the wicked will awake, and
cess, as Justin had said to his uncle stouiacli and perfect good health' Dewey's guns' in Manilla Bay in
the day he had hinted at such a For sale by ell dealers.. 1858, will set the echoes ringing
possibility? "I tell you, Keith,"
Court Zuricb No. 1240
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filtihe t. o> r�; 1Ia31:P
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Pickheil Lodge
• No. 3 93, meets
he and and 4th Friday of every month,
t 8 o'clock, in their W 1r` Eli M old;
RED.
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will want copies to send to friends
abroad. The sale of this unique
;ewer will be '.very cosy and two
of the hustling boys of this town
are going to be lrtoky enough to t
secure the local agency'. If yon
are one of them, write at ohne to.
Eshibition Illtastrated, Hat urday
Night 13nilding, Toro nto,' for .,full
particulars.
'An ordinary case of diarrhoea
cart, tts a rule, be cured by a. single
dose of'Ohuinberlain's Colic, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. This
remedy. has no superior for'bowel
complaints. For sale by all dealers.
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and a Jubilee will go forth from
TONGUES OF FIRE rivers to the ends of the earth.
Thoughts By The Rev. U. tJ. Sink, - -
-.)n Preachers and Preaching A Great Chance for Newsboys Free
Trip to the Exhibition.
What the peoe is want today, is *---'
preaching, but preaching that is Two boy's in this town who are
preaching: I do not say. that it hustlers have an opportunity to
midst be passionate preaching, but take in the great Toronto Exhibi-
a cold tongue, a calm tongue or a tion for nothing—besides Darning
M ZrR n peeers. Editor of
Sun, Lake 'View, Oh "' . The fir
few closes af..Chamberlain's Sto
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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest Land
, Itegulations.
makes no half hinge, when his
ministers are awake to the fact the ANY person who is the sole head of a
wicked are on their way to de• - - family, or any male over 18 years old,
may homestead a quarter -section of avail
able Dominion land in Manitoba, Sask-
atchewan or Alberta. The applicant must
appear in person at the Dominion Lands
Agenc;, or Sub•Agency• for the district.
Entry by proxy may be made at any
agency, on certain conditions, by father.
mother, son, daughter, brother or sister of
intending homesteader
Duties. --Six months' residence upon and
cultivation of the land in each of three,
years. A homesteader may live within nine
miles of his homestead an a farm of at leash
80 acres solely owned and occupied by hint
or by his father, another, son, daughter,
brother or sister.
In certain districts a homesteader in
good standing xray pre-ompt a quarter. sec-
tion alongside his hoineStead. Price $3.00•
per acre, Duties -\lust reside six months
in each of six years from date of brn itou.
entry (including the time required to earn
homestead patent) suit `,cultivate iifb.,acree
extra.
A homesteader who has exhausted his
homestead right and cannot obtain a pre-
emption may take a purchased homestead
in certain districts. Price 58.00 per acro.
Duties—Must reside six months in each of
three years,, cultivate fifty acres and erect
a house worth 5300.00: W. CORP,
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior.
N. B.—iJnautherirecl publication of this
advertaemeet will not oe Data tor.
Dried the young physician to his
friend one day, more and more I
see you aro ri;;bt, inen need to be
saved from, themselves front the
power to wreck both soul and body
Eleanor's long ago words come to
me sometimes in the night watches
at I ponder this problem unable to
sleep What use to plead. with a
maniac not to take his life, reason
with him on the evil of suicide, and
yet leave .t -Weapon-lie ' sebkh twig;"
his hand? --It *ere aict%i 'bis 'tisane
and bre`ti:t e to bide er t't etroy'' the
weapon lid -.worth. all airy elaquett-
ce. We need to take the knife
from these pnor maddened hands.
I agree with her, with you. I find
myself trying out heart and soul
for deliverance, for national legis-
lation the removal of .the possibila.
ty of self -death from the would-be
suioide I dire not who gives it to
ns, beginning to walk the floor.
And Mr Weswick, his arm flung
over his friends shoulder, walked
second to none call
at t h e Deering
Implement Shop
OPPOSITE TOWN HALL
Where I carry nearly
Everything that
Farmers need.
...rte ..--..vem....r - .
>. S. MELNIK
Opposite Town Hail, ZURICH
When I'm out call en
0, Fritz for Repairs,
to
dry tontine is nearly. fireless. What
We need thi'{;flay of cilectrictY zi) .:ninth: ''trouble; by -simply_ selling
otic. .xl;"t: rs'.r� .ten with, °'Kuri e ;h'n t ateet ee order; for the Special
Thee �, ^i .R1 �, Wa;i•'. ►Fxlrttittint! i i'''nset of .,,eabition
'D't'f,.i+�`a. -' Vii l �'•
f or essay A iia , tee pulpits. Fecal
wide awake preachers, are .:neither
school Mestere, lecturers nor ace:
clemic proiaer;sti'-'s, et is not what the
people' remand. An instructive
mini, ter who Cannot. or does not
infltiitne or fire,the heart is fireless.
All Who are real preachers have,
and carry with them into the pul-
pit "A tongue of fire". Dr Bunting
v:tts,,ilot a rhetorician but was a
man who sobbrd•' in the pulpit of
sone addional money without
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It will be filled with information
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Every visitor to the Exhibitiot
will want a copy, Every one in
terested in what is going on in the
world will want a .copy. Many
am
with the fxneac lot of
goods ever shown i11
Zurich.
hist received a large
gtlalltity to please any --1
body, so drop in and see,
if x cant suit you. .Also I
carry an immense No. of
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Alt binds of goods for
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