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Egmondville
Boots - and - Shoes
The subscriber has a nice stock of
Custom Boots and Shoes
For Fall and Winter wear and will be
Sold Cheap for Cash.
My leather being bought before the
raise in price, T can guarantee bargains.
Give me a call and be convinced. All work
warranted.
JOHN STEET,
EGMO DVILLE.
-THE. S.FT
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Sash and Door Factory
Sm.. ... R i -mw
and +cell -know! c -bliahment is at.11
foil blasts sad now his better facilities
r before to turn out a good article for a
moderato price. Sash and dao s of aU patterns al.
ways on hand or made to order Lumber dreeeed on
short notice and in any way desired. Ail kinds of
lumber for sale on reasonable terms. Shingles kept
constantly on hand. Estimates for the furnishing
of buildings in whole or in part given on application.
None but the best of material used and workman-
ship guaranteed. Patronage solicited.
1.264 J. H. BROADFOOT, Seaforth
GODE:RIOH
Steam Boiler Works.
(ESTABLISHED 1880.)
A. S. CH RYSTAL
Successor to Chrystal & Black,
Manufacturers of all kinds of Stationary
Marine, Itpright di Tubular
BOILERS
Salt Pans, Smoke Stacks, Sheet Iroe Works,
etc., etc,
Also dealers in Upright and Horizontal Slide Valve
nginee. Automatic Cut -Off Engines a speolalty. All
lzee of pipe and pipe fitting constantly on hand
esti ,rates furnished on short notice.
Works—Opposite G. T. R. Station, Goderiob.
sad baa;
c� ha3. ettdtl
4!1470, sten e stabling underneath both.. The hone
ie hri k, Kith kitchen 18x` , cellar unde-neal:h
both buil ingn. All are new. There is a large young
orchard, School on next lot. •ThS-land has a good
natural d atnage, and the farm is iln good condition.
Sattsfaeto y reasons for selling. AppIi at Tux Fjx-
PObITOR G+i'PICS, or o)I the premises. W%L BARRI ,
Brussels. . 1885-tt
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FARM FOR SALE: -.-For sale, Lot 19, and 'part of
18, Concef-sion 12, McKillop, containing nbo t
108 acres, of which about 100 acres are under gr se
and crop and the balance hard wood bush. It is
undi:rdrained, well fcn�od and there is no
vi a to
land. There Hi a frame house andtbankbarn. The e
is a never fa:ling spring creek running past the ba n
through the place do that there is no water to pa p
for stock either summer or winte. There is also a
spring well at the house. It is wij'hin a pule and a
half of Leadbury where there is a post -office, sto e,
way e va,n
blacksmith ace. It i half h tr.
school, shop,
Seaforth and Brussels and good gavel roads in evc y.
direction. It is a choice farm ant good for. cith .1-
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Cont:4tnsng 480 pagesof useful Information
for all members of the household,
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Clender matter,'Biography,
L terature, Home Management,
Lnguage of Flowers '
F hions, Games•an Amuse-
ments, Reci ,
Dreams and their significance,
':•Poultry, etc.
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u€ i€a11,
prret.icali T tat I lt,now ulu1t1t1 .
pie tvho are lothttring thelll'r•
the uonessen ials o` religion.
you think of a r can who Sit.
tiron
disoui:-:ing t le qu
heat of the r m, slit a`..
coal cellar w sen 11c •
soo the ono a d fcr1,
aro tnult'Ud •s of `tt
a .cher 't. f''tl`
ale 1� 0 �
time down i he du •
lief when Go 1 all Di'
thorn
thorn to conn out int-
and warmth of thi^
The quostiof for 3 ori, lit brother, to . dis-
cuss is not het! er Calvin or Arminius
was right, n t wh :.ther a handful of water
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in holy bapt m a baptistery is the bet-
ter, net whe her cilreerdinnttcitl and free
play mut :} ha r aatr:orlt'aa: The prole ieal
ler tel far lee t
tin„
a lie :5?i If`b l
- 3 1 r la c F't l 7aaitii r l acid gam; 4
€`a`i f+al § t ill j t ltst.81 ttir! i# Ts'
$,fa y s ."it£ tt It t1Fe
--tot gardens tai
K'+ i141t' that a o lrt tater €a ; n deorm tar&
g€t tea €ieds., %Vt' rata busy sending ofi
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€stllcr l� .tl Ica lattu itllc lifciataat we sink ft
the ',rave. W €a e y "Fire!" because our
ll€igitiaur's house is burning down and
I1uninterested, although our own
sac i tob ualinto , t€€ a t ou[,rh
house is in the conflagration. 0 wander-
ing thoughts, disfppear today. Blot out
this entire } udionee except yourself. Your
sin, is it pa donodP • Your death, is it pro-
vided for? our heaven, is it secured A
mightier e=,rthquake than that whic de-
molished'tie Phi1-ppian penitentiary will
Tunable abo t you ears. The founda ions
of the eart v will iv o way. The eart by
ono tremor, ill fling all the Amoric cit-
ies into the dust. Cathedrals and pa aces
and prisons which have stood for thous nds
of years wit` topple like a child's b tick -
house. Th surges of the sea will ub-
lnerge the andaand the Atlantic an Pa-
cific oceans above the Alps and the A des
clap their h j nds. What then will be ome
of me? WI at their will become of yoilt? I
do not won er at the anxiety of this man
of my text, for hi) was not only anxious
about the fallingl of the prison, but the
falling of a world,
remark, I characterize this
question o the agitated jail keeper asone
of incoutp: able importance. Men- are
alike,' and suppdaso lio had scores of ques-
tionson hi mind, but all questions for
this world re hushed up, forgotjten, anni-
hilated in is one question of the text,
"What mu: t I do to besaved?" And have
you, nay br ther, any question of impor-
tance coin ared With that question?Is it
a question of bjusiness? Your common
sense tells - ou that you will soon cerise
1471
-Again, I
lueFstion—the earthquakct f ora-
iisfortuno. Death is so cruel, so
3, so relentless, that when it swill -
1.13." 1'1'4 'reee,`{-u must have some
as ry our torn and
veil a balsam bettor
'ever exuded from
pang of rho soul.
our friends gather
!hew sorry they are
t 1
h0 loneliness, but
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►f Jesus Christ can
and put .it in his
trestle, hus1iln ith the lullaby. of
he von. 0 broth, ;inter i The grave-
st ne will never be d from your heart
u til Christ lifts it. Was it not the loss of
yo r friends, or the persecution !of your
xlr.t n ..:e the 1iVel1iliTt*:;Y,:
3 # 4 it Itf.4 e'3 ;, `,I nt ` Ant
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der aro
arra'nder'ed his arms iend the
disguised wayfarer put upon hiss lou dors
E the mailbags, leaped upon the h
sped away into the darkness, grii
more days for the poor prisoner,'
Cochrane, and before Otho 14 day
pined pardon had come from ---t
The door of the prison swung o
Sir John Cochrane was free.
rse'and
'n 14
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lir John
had ex-
king.
en, and
ne day
when he was.stauding amid his friends,•
Y l; g
the con ratulatin. him, the isguised
wayfarer, appeared seared at thegate, and he
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said, "Admit him right away,"
Pardon From', the Throne
The disguised wayfarer c� the in and
said : "Here are two letters. Zeak theme,
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the fir.. it Sohn
cast them into 1 $
sir,and s t e a
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Cochrane read them. -They were his two
death warrants, and he threVe them t$nto
Ine tin. ;!hen Ftieel rat ,u+ itt. t,.:.xlhrltne:
"fro w) rat ant 1 iide tt ll Wil I l WI*
,,.*" Wal 'a,e ar a.sr ! f i;;ifc
. _ IA
tt tl
lane; stat a l€l
Woad w 5 tarter, sPt
iai +r iif his € trthly hunal
ee €4 his thorns, and the IdSS#
of he teanatess robe, yon iuc l e le
y- ur bone, flesh of your flex ', your,
rotlt€er, your Christ, your pardon you*
eternal life. Let all earth and eaten.
break fott•th in vociferatioq. 'S ietoryi
through •nr Lord Jesus Christ!
A guilt t , weak and helpless vlor n,
On y kind arta d fall.
Bn the » my strength and rigbite$tlsuess,
My .1
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'Save s eyes! rubberlit 'Ask a
your 9 S�qro
doctorf,-Wearrthe new,wet-pre4 imovaipro.41
eweatlesa leather footwear:7e, LightfirMgt
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3y as+ n?-1.yvk.3%alaR,w:/4
M Iturdoeles Raw,
n each =tenth.
fain possible.
Dr. Akah
Londe
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Hon, Graduate
of Ontario Q.ollege of 1
and resi denee—Jarciis!
pied by Mr. ,1ohn Dos'
O. S• 1
Member Medi
of atiddlettes
, Sat aloe
If
tie+tn as of lits soul 1
God, he finds kiln,iz><l, and Ands
Mini right
away.
Oh, are tlier; not in this house today
those who are postponing until the last
hour of living the attending to the things
of the soul? I give it as my opinion that
ninety-nine ou of the hundred deathbed
repentances am unt to nothing. Of all the
scores of person mentioned as dying in the
Bible, of how Jany do you read that they
successfully re ented in the last hour? Of
50? No. Of 0. - No. Of 80? Ne. Of
20? No. Of 1 ? No. Of 5? No. Of 1—
only 1, barely 1 as if to demonstrate the
foot that there s a bare possibility of re-
penting in the ast hour. But that is im-
probable, awfu ly improbable, terrifically
improbable. ne hundred to one against
the man. If, {{{{any brother, my sister, you
have ever seen h man try to repent in the
last hour, you have seen something very
sad. I do not know anything on earth so
sad as to see a man try to repent on a
deathbed. There is not from the moment
that life begins to' breathe in infancy to +.
the last gasp such an unfavorable, com-
pletoly unfavorable, hcjur for repentance ,
as the death hour, 'the last hour. - There
are the doctors stranding with the Medi -
nines, There is the lawyer standing with i
rho half written will. There is the family 1
in consternation as to what is to become;
of them. All the bells of eternity ringing
the soul out of the body. All the past ris-
ing before us and all the future. Oh, that.
man is an infinite fool who procrastinates'
to the deathbed his repentance!
Twelve Open Gates.
My text does not answer the question
It only asks it, with deep and importu-1
1 co tt t'I, t k'1 it t hers, the only pt`
e practi , a thoroughly cquippoil shorthand department,
or money refunded These are some of the foundatioi
w we be ld up our attendance, We will have' a good one during'
T•
o showit
Win ex � Prospects een now.Will you join us ? Willie
n a 6th, 1 96 Wi' forf y
open g �� ry litezee catalogue.
S WL &ELLIOTT,Proprietors.
• ro p P. �icT�TriOSI�, Principal,1435 i
us and. my all.
The t diseases of t h nness
are s rofula ill children,
consu ption in rown
people poverty of btl od in
either. They three' on
Leann s_ s. Fat is tb best
means of overcoming them.
Everybody knows cb - -liver
oil mares the healtli st fat.
In Scott's Emuls on of
cod-liver oil t e tate is
hidden, the oil is d 'gtested,
it is ready to make
Whew -400 i for. Scott's Emu
yo'4r drobTkit gives you a p
salmon -color .'rapper with
ure of the man e'.4 fisbon 1 ,
trust that man
r<l4n and
a In a
h plct.•
y aam
50 cents and $1,00
&cora & &wale', Chemists, Aellevlille, Ont.
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MULLETT & CO.
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chasers to examine our stock and prices before
buying elsewhere. Also remember we are agents
for the Clare Brothers ;
HOT AIT. FURACES,
And estimates for heating given on applica-
tion.
Eavetroughing and General Jobbing
done on the shortest notice. A share of your
trade solicited.
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General Hardware, Stoves and Tinware.
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era Hospitzl. Bone
member of the f ollo
of Ontario, agrorn
by Dr, Smith, owe*
Telephone—No. 46
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attention given to
Charges liTioderatc.
sales this Pall shoal
artieuiars, apply 1
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Iroallpt attention.
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Auctioneer tor tea
and Ageat cit Hens
faeturing Qompan3
Ohargee moderate
Orders by %nail ad
left at his redden
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