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Before the hrinning of - all organized
tatter chaos reigned, and held all the
known or unknow.- foree8 of matter
chimea by finer;) and suspension, Kat-
ecr w t len i. an inorganic► sate, dis,
versed in its c nstituent elements to a
"ightle fluid oti gaseous condition, In
L, condition 1
disturbance cot
or necessity, fo'
need where n
late the latt
wolves then
is evident no accidental
Id take place by chance
necessity could have no
want was implied to
nt forces, as these were
dis�rscd in their con-
e-attlent elements, e mice could not oper-
a a5 they were powerless without coni •
-
b"Mien to prouce any chemical action
or irbance, Ibut especially to produce
design by any combinations of fora un-
der no directing„ intelligence. In their
Beate of inertia they were unalterably
flea by suspeztiou, Chance could have
i and devoid o f anydistu disturbing otionleall was ower i
l g p
tr) prod'uce any effect whatever, It is
rational to infer that from this state
of tbin'sno ehasigould take place in
condition dition of a s, except some In-
telligence, who* we must call food, di -
arid se eeted the utilization of
to it adaptability for living or-
nissms, from the lowest to the highest
of life sad existence, and that, un -
i$ eternal and Almighty .Hand.
order an design from chaos and
er. Blit by no accident, which I
already Lown would be utterly
impossible while matter was held by sus-
pensi0zi in the feotus of chaos, ruled by
no impulse or action upon which chance
could at all operate If chance wore the
original disturber, why is all . material
er e tion exhibited with such wonder -
fu deeign�n, whether it be aplanet or a
sun, Or the .minutest living organiser: ?
Now, I would ask the Theorist or
Athiest, could chance- do all this uni-
formly without exception, in every de-
partment of nature and material organi-
zation, around us on the earth, tinder
the earth, in the waters, and in the
.lea ens above , To this he can answer
nothing but eh nee, inexplicable chance, -
where no opera ion: of chance is possible,
bot especially ti, produce uniformity and
design, without any exception. : But the
Athiest must have his theory, and the
Theorist inufst have his hobby, ,and they
will not exchange chance for sound rea-
sonic.` or any other eta hysles,
thong the c{ the climax of folly and
1sh lty &,. fir intellectual, monkey
a fon with an
they think they have
matter between their
I i a bran new theory—
now th - Ian c1 at the oltl nursery tales
of their childhood, Clod and the devil
seern now to them like once potent btig-
bears that were useful then to eller% their
infantile, 1,oist€ rous merriment, to quiet
and slumber ; so they Laugh or'sneer at
the old story with impunity, or roll their
eyes up with scorn, for they have: found
it all out, and they now call the forces of
matter their God ; they point to the
Heavenly bodies, and expatiate with
.volubility why it is they are forever fly-
ing throegl<i space on their orbits.
They cannot do otherwise they say, ,I
gttidecl . and curtailed as the spheres are A en
y, two antagonistic principles, the cen- made '
tripetal and cFntrif ugal forces. 1 These Masa
balance—hut stop !-I: must here ask, do
these two forces balance the planets in
their orbits ? Admitting the influence
of these two forces, what ower gave the
planets their first one ate impulse, and
which isaltogether independent df these
two forces antagonistic ? Now., I think.
their philosophy is at fault, and must
give way to this sober fact, that two
equally opposing forces can only produce
rest or inaction, for if the centripeal
forces possess more control over a parti-
cle or bail of Matter than the :opposing
force, it must cif necessity be in the as-
cendant and draw it to itself ; or if the
centrifugal be the prevailing .influence,
drive it still farther away out of reach of
the centripetal torte, until extreme dis•
tante bars its influence and involves rest,
so that in either ease the result is the
same inaction, Furthermore, no com-
bination of these two opposing! forces
could produce circular or orbita motion,
without the interference of a third on-
ward impulse to give original Motion ;
and since, after studying this Iproblcm,
the agency of a third. force iuust be ad-
mitted. pray tell iris what is this force
called ? Bat no a.nswcr can be given save
one only s the direct and iwmeddiate ac-
tion of God hinviclf upon matte`.. No
other answer can be given ; the falling of
an apple --cannot discover it ; nor the
utterly stupid syllogism that necessity
completes what chalice beturi,, when
chance is shown to be as notorious-
ly irrational and tnipossiblc, as nccesSit y
i:s to supply a want where alone previous-
ly exist -=c1, .All our new theorists have
erred Iry taking ..latter simply iii detail,
withe.ut any rc fs;rc nce to its origin ; find
hence ridieuloitss exploits of framing new
ssolicrr)ess for the investigation of material
organization by' a school of iinpertu.rbable
baboors's ! For, if the operations of mat-
ter were re l)recipitated by Chance, chance
mild Griot,by any process of retteoning,
be proven. to arrttnee material organiza-
tion, ae no nr;ecssstsity was implied there-
for. (,'s,tild chance, then, construct
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BUGGIES
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seed by any odic
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;eneraily that he
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E[n the above lira
In hand.
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ELLIOTT.
D-FORY
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of crnstruetiolr •
;4tantialiy built
IIA I i`O:.S.
►anda nnely fin-
ed will be sold
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require puff -
au baud now,
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commenced
upierl by Air.
:...teras for
foute/bits,
hand.
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E. SCOTT._-
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furnish his
tire,
it perfectly
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fuse known
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JAMES DEL AGE.
oaf, July 19, 1876.
s.
Hen and Eggs.
", A Cook " writes to the Country (J
t.Iem.ar r '' To make a dish of ham 6'
eggs as good as possible, cut the h =�
nearly half au inch thick, boil in plc y
of water till barely cooked through, p r
off the water, and put the an in a pi
just hot enough to brown to fat part ff
the him slightlie but not hot enough
make a smoke, or to brown the lean me t
much. When this is fiuishecl remove t e
frying an.from the fire, take up the hair
pour the fat into a cup, and wipe t
pan u til it shines like a mirror, witho it
a single speck to mar the polish, Th n
put in a spoonful Of the clear part of t
fat, . bleak -in the eggs, and set the ,pan nl
a place scarcely hotter than boiling w: t-
er ; cover it, 'and let the eggs cook
slowly an possible for four or five mina
taking them up as soon as they can re
lifted out, L'lace them around the ha
and do not pour any of the fat on the di
Eat with mashed potatoes."
THE LADIES' FAVORIT
THE FLORENCE SEWING MACHIN
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TS now Universally admitted to be the BEST end
CHEAPEST --the cheapest because the best.—
in the market, This is the only machine in the
market having a reversible feeder, and it is he
only machine that makes more than one kind of a
stitch.] Theee machines are sold on trial, and it
the purchaser le not satiefied,with it can return
it and 'set any other machine in the rfiarkot, A
trial: of it is all that is required to give satisfaction.
9 a WILLSON
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an a'burt4 +nt su�pp1 ,always or) based at
el f} rrt i in Ago that wawa all
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USICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ENTS.
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0 C, WILLSON hearts the lamest sItnet +est
selectee stock of Musical Ittetrntrients Wes, of
Toronto, eoneisting of that celebrated idiathu ill
Piano, and other Pianos, Prinee's,iiieorge W
Betsy, and Canada Organs and Melodeons, any of
w hich he can sell as cheap as the mannfat:tnr: i:.
Agricultural, Implement
1 stock of the best Agricultural Im rlomets
i America, on hand as usual, tong sten,• .f•
'a, Woods' Patent, and the Johnsen Si ' �.le
Reapers, Woods' Iron Frame and BvekeyeMow s,
SOMETHING NEW.
She 's self dumping HAY HAKE. T : is
only s,if dumping hay rake in nee, and a y bo
years df age, and able to drive a horsb.ea. wor
Mr, Willson has no hesitation +in rete., _• end
this rake to hie customers as the best evr in
dueed.. Any person desiring to purchase one
have a fair trial of lc.
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P LW tisssay'' No. 18 ThistI = Cut r,
the on y genuine Thistle Cutter Plow in he' ,� : r-
ket—� O sold in the County of Huron x, st y : .
The P rt Perry and London Gang -Plows, the ' .st
Gang lows ever introdu d to the blit. A
tidal gi en and satisfaction uerantsed. 11 k
of Gen ra1 Purpose Plows a ways on hand
Grafi Drills and Barrows, Turnip 8 • Sow . s,
Horse oe% and all other implements always s
hand.. Allkinds of Points and Castings for
differ° t Plows in use kept constantlyon nd
TO THE LADIES.—In the Sewing ac
and Musle Department MISS SLOAN keep a
full stock of Bntterick'sPattcrnsand Self -Pitt
Charts. All the latest andnewest stiles
fashions. The latest and most pope 8 • et
Mush c and Mnsie Books.
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TO THE
0. C. WILLSON
PUBLIC AT LAR
W. H. OLIVER,
Harness, Saddle and Coll
MANUFACTURER,
worlds, and living creatures of t;very i _ -� :
grades and species, (complete in each,) SIGN OP TIIE SCOTCH COLLAR.
and furnish all the 4evi (moss of har- 1 Achofecassortmontoflight and heavy %Eaarn. ,
mritry, tiosi"ti and development, - and. coasts ; Whips, Belle,Ifnrse Clothing, &c,, kept y
mull i)LCr'shary order as its apparent nt to all : 'coll hand, harges mod144)411.4"f4eteember the piaceeeign ,f
men of /eland retirrds, If we admit chance j the scotch Cellar. %V. 11. OLIVE
as the-Originaldisturber, it would only
make mere f;ipx tastie confusion among : DIAMONDSPEC' TAC L S
the atomic materials of chaos, or, in fact,
produce no design, but make confusion
more confused. It is evident, then, .
, chance could have no part in creation, as
no creation would benecessary, when . '
the want of it could not be felt by un- : .
conscioue zriattcr----chance acting on. Jit;-
crrijulizrd.natter wi'-hout consciousness,
slid, therefore, without knowledge of do- THESE Sppectacles are manufacturedted o-
fr
in'r ssmoothin definite. In vain., I ask . MINUTE CRYSTAL PEBBLES e
is gether, and are called DLA FOND on account .1
;;cent,, what could it produce ? Oh ! their hardness and brilliancy. It is well kn' n
theri ,le orf rflttrlxce thou art lomat ill the that Spectacles eat from Brazilian or Scotch )
1 ' tiles arc only injurious to the eye, becausra of t � las
lalryrisitll�s r,t thy' own topliisltry ; thy polarizing light having been tested with e
subtle orgurncntts blind. thine oivn eyes, polariscolse, the diamond lenses have been. foid
and the eyes of many ; but thy answer to admit fifteen percent, less heated rays t ,n
los thr,
_ query amounts simply, moth any other pebble, They are ground with t
leg i o hauco : or -Development etre- but scientific accuracy, are free from chromatic J b-
'tstollens, and produce a 1 rightness and disci. tr
details of t`agar! t s not of the ori gin of nese of vision not before attained in spcctae s;
things Crr Um:. }All thins furnish eve Mannfactnredby
ElettCt, rri a)1 LltnightyIntelligence;no oth-
er .mss . pence. Optical Manufacturing
result is deducible ; as I have itlready f ,;Etiv YORK.proved, it was impassible that chance •
could take arty fort tf, disturb the con -
The great demand for these speetacictr has 'n'
laced uniserapulous dealers to palm off an n.
inferior article for the Diamond. Geeat , re
should be taken to see that the trade mark
which is protected by Letters Patent, is °tam =d
on every pair,
- For tsele by E. HICBSON. & Co., Seaforth,
Agents.
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;DRI,EIS GOODS,
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C'O.ORED SILO`
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PO1LI,S,
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dition. of dices, when no accident was
liable to °emir to inorganic inateriala,
diffused and held in bondage by suspen-
eiors, aricl devoid of all combination to
produce any chemical effect whatever.
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GLA88WARE
TEA SETS VYSY CHEAP,
TEA.. TRAYS,
COMM, BitUSHES,
OONs,
'T A 0LES,
AME
ICAN WATCHES,
'LOCKS -HAI' Prices, Cheap,
JEWELRY,
MILK PANS AND CROCKS, &c.
CALL IN E. H•ICKSON & CO'S.
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tion, Uleerat oil; of the Uterni, Ovarian
Absent Mans root on, an 1 all diseases
Female Wee ness _ They are prepared
greatest carts under the p rnonal ssnptrvis
Physician w o has made, male diseases a
study for nut y ye rs, ax; they are Med
which MAiti 1El) LADIES can depend
hour and tin; • of a eed" as au unfailing�
I 31 LE rE(3�ULATOTi
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box, $1; six oxe
age securely seal
particulars -its f
send in a sea ed e
eeipt of pot eta
Address alai tiers
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r our -pamphlet, vhic , e will
vela ro to any adore ' on re-
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or pamphlets or p11s t
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en, and by all druggists.
LYMAN, Toronto, °lesale
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500 CORDS HEADING
WANTED AT
COLEMAN & COUINLOCK'S
Saw Mill, Ser'.cfor t.
RO ERTSO1'S FURNI.TURE WAREROOMS. SAWL I1 R
TH
FINEST ASSORTMENT
EVER :BROUGHT TO SEAFORTH,
AND WI L BE OFFERED- VERY CHEAP,
In order that the Ibfantine population may have a good time during the coming summer.
OF ALL KINDS
CONSTANTLY ON HND,
HEMLOCK LUMBER
FROM $7 TO $9,
1L4 8 PLL -.
At the Shortest Notice.
COLEMAN & GOIflNLOCL
PALI TTI G -e
M. ROBERTSON. Housig, SIGN AND OR,TAM.R7
TAL PAIR TIN.
The G
STEAM i
STAVE,
IRON
T' C(o
GODERICH FOUNDRY.
der ch Foundry & Manufacturing Co.
• g'to inform the public that they are prepared to furnioh
NGINE'3 AND 'BOILERS ; FLOUR, GRIST, AND SAW MILLS
HEADI G AND SHINGLE MACHINES, HOOP MACHINES, &c.
AND t 'OOD N PLOUGHS, CULTIVATORS, STRAW -CUT-
S, &e,, . UGAR. AND POTASH KETTLES, GRATE -BARS, &e,
OKING: PARLOR AND BOX STOVES, of various kinds.
S -LT PANS MADE TO ORDER.
ALSO,
ND' B ' ASS CASTINGS, AND BLACKSMITH WORK 1
ERS A i' D ENGINES AND GENERAL REPAIRS DONE ON
SHORT NOTICE.
orders a ressed to the Company or Secretary will receive prompt attention.,.
41.r, f c riitary and Treasurer, H, HORTON, President,
Tl, RUNCIMAN, General Manager:
IRAN A
BOI
4 fi�gg' Al
A.1J.e�D
iJ1 the n
1'1' pn an e
and b! hand.
A LAR
And evcrythi
No A.esocigtic
WHAT NEXT?
NEW BUSINESS, NEW MEN.
dersigneld, have purchased Mr. W. H. MAY'S Establishment, where, we intend to carry
tensive _ripeness Business, both Wholesale and Retail, manufacturing by Machinery
We a1s bleep on hazed f
E A SORTMENT OF TRUNKS- AND VALISES,
°rtsi n n the, Business. Light and Driving g � g to $ ng �aerareKsa as i�tSeefaaEl�.
n Prices + re. Give us a Call before purchasing elsewhere.
Cr, E. HENDE1 SON & Co.
THE (ENI X
SUMCE � CCOMPANY, Y
CO AN,
LONDfi , ENGLAND.
w
-AGENT A
'Coruna
p
in Hess i p
largest bush'
claims with
are Moderate
AT. ATSON,
SEAFC) r TH.. This old standard
was in'1 82 s n-
7 doe Mue-
rte
i
its ' the wort d es 'h
Of lite d, p the secoisd
ss in the United Kingdom, pays its
romptittndc and libe*ality. Its rates
897-26
A GOOD THING—Thi( T.
CHItISTIAN LOTAl,
Manufaeturerand Patentee of the Best
Itiree Pruning Unice
Made in Canada,warranted not to break. If the
blades break they will be rep)ed free of charge,
These Knives can be had at K. XtOBERTSON
& Co.'s Hardware Store, Seafh. pili -18
•
KAL` OMININa AND PAPER•
Executed with Dispatch, and o:
Terms,
sigg
CZ NEM
B NG G
Reasonable
sggasrQ tspo
d
Signs fox Stores and Hotels: done i the t test
American 1 t les, Ail orders 1efttat Moore
Campbell's Photograph (allay pr ptly attend-
ed to i
8% : 'WILKINSON ik TRA.NN.
THOMSON & WILL AMS
AGRIC ULT URAL l'MPLIJ 1iER B
ENGINE
AND
ENGINE WORKS,
MITCHELL, ONTARIO.
0111C
Two -Horse Wood Scum MaeM e
bass been thoroughly tested, and gi
isfaction. It` is supplied with a b
driving a straw cutter, grain cru
machinery, without extra expense f
vs enntiee sate
�nd wheel ler
her, cr other
)r the belt.
A TRIAL OFFERED. -
ALL KINDS O1?
FARMING MING IMPLA , :.-'CYTS
Dept constantly on ha&
BOILER SHOP IN FULL OPERATION,
exee
Eugioests of all .alsxes glade to trot'
B.EPAH10 PROMPTLY ATTE DED TO.
ADDRESS,
THOMSON & WI LIAIIlS�
Mitch° +
866°
'Mitchell, 1878.