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The Huron Expositor, 1896-08-14, Page 2• 2 Special Alalues Lekther Goods PURSES WALLETS SHOPPI.N.G BAGS CAR D CAE, ES LADIES' BELTS SHAWL STRAPS BOOK STR A PS SCHOOL BAGS FOOTBALLS At Reduced Prices. W. PAPST SEAFORTH. FOT IREAD SURE. The Tobacco Habit Cured —BY— LI -E SAM'S. bacco Cure. Read 'Llhe Strongest Endorsement ever given ay Remedy : " TI e• United States health reports have -exarat. ecl and e investigated many prepara- tions, rat in the light of out examination and t4ats of UNCLE SAWS TOBACCO OUR we are but performing a duty to the Pidgin when we endorse the same . and, stamp it as the crowning aehieverneut of the Nnaet oath Century in the way -a destroy. tug & ijabit as disgusting- as it is common,. for eal Ea. Hence we earnestly advise you to wri e: them for fall particulars." F ..a SALE BY I. V. FEAR, Druggist. 1477-30 • THE- SEAFORTH Musical - Instrument EMPORllJM ESTAB WILED, 1873. Owing to hard times, we have con- ciuded to sell Pi os and Organs at tly Reduced Prices. Orga s at $25 and upwards, and Pi os at Corresponding prices. RE US BEFORE PURCHASING. SCOTT BROS. ILL PIPER. I carry -the largest stook of new designand finest goods at the lowest prices of:Any house in the county. 'r, New good sold as eheap as any old Stook or out of iate godds, Why I can do so is because goods bought now are bought from 1 to 10 cents per roll less than • they were when old stook was. My expensee are low. I have a b'g stock and need the money. Wall paper from 3-i Cents per roll up.- Window eludes, Mould- • ings, Co nice polls, &e. &e., as cheap aa any ia the • trade. City Wall Paper llourse, Main S. Seaforth, • opposite John R. AS. GRAVES, rractifal Paper Iiinger and Painter. 1 have seemed the services of three firstaclass paper hangers ilnd oan do work at the ahortest notice. All Work gitaranteed unsurpassed. or proof of the above call and see for yourself. Wall paper trimmed free. Smi.th GQ. 33 _A-L\TICE R S • A Getteral Banking business transacted. FarMars' notei discounted. Drafts boughtland sold ' Interest alloa-ed on deposits at the rate af 5 percent. per annum. SALE NOTES discounted, or taken for '-otalectiOn. OFFICE-nFirSt door north of Reid & Wi1lie/1'a Hardware Store.' SEA E. 0 RTFL THE FARMERS-J.- Barkkitig House, . sm.4.Epopati-x_ (In coatteetion with the Bank of Moatreal,) ! LOGAN & CO., BANKERS AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. OFF' Lelt—In, the Commercial Hotel h add- ing, Beet! to the- Town Hall.. A A General Banking Busineis done. Drafts leaved and cached. Intereat ailowed on •deposite. , MONEY TO LEND Ou ..;00d notes or inortgag-es. ROBERT LOGAN, MANAGER. 058 C=A_)D -RICH , I • earn Boiler Works, (E5TARL1SHED 1880.) ICITRYST A L 8ttesrosaor to Chrystal bleak, iffaa ere of all kinds of Stationery Marine, Upright & Tabular Pao* Smoke Stecka, Sheet Iror Werke, etc., etre o dee era In -Upright and Tiorlaoatat Slide Valve nee. - utematio Cut- Od Eughtee a xpetialty. Ali of p pa wird pipe.httir.a, constantly on hard tee ftrantstuat on ehort notice. drissi—Oppodite Lia T. R. Station, Gocierloh. • it is simply a blear, pure, hqne soap for laundry and houscho use, made by the -most approv processes, and being the best,. has the largest. sale in the worl i It is rnade n a twin bar for co venience sake. This shows The Twin Bar - very 12 Wrappers sent LEVER Saes., Ltd: 23 tt St., Toronto a se - paper -bound book will ent. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE rt-SgiE OR To RENT.—Th house la oupted by Wm. Carnochan, East of St Church, Seaforth. Apply to F. HOLMESTE ely. oe- James' 453t1 11OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE IN RUCIE- F1ELD.—The house contains eight ro nuawith adjoining- woodshed and cellars The lot oo siets.of one-half sere- of land and contains a well and a num- ber of fruit trees. Terms reasonable. App y to R. L EO D, Brucelleld. •490-tf FA•RMS FOR SALE. -L -The undersign'ed ha twenti 'Choice Farms for isale in East Huron, the ban- ner County of the Province; all sizes, and 1rEoe8 to suit. For full infornaatIon, write or call pefrsonaily. o trouble to show them. F. S. SQOTT, Brussels o.• 1191-tf . 1GIASia FOR 8ALE.-100 acres, in the to inship of r Grey, near Brunetti. There is on it i early 60 acres of buah, about half black ash, the ret hard- wood. A never -tailing spring of water runs.through the lot. Will be gold at a big bargain, Foripartieu- Jars. apply to MRS. JANE WALKER, ...Box 219, Brussels. • 1470 , VARA FOR SALE. --That 'vaitrable farm, 'tieing • 12 lot 13, concession115 township of nay, the property of the late Jacob Schatz, contOning 85 acres, more or less. about 67 acres cleared,balance well timbered with hemlock and hardwood. Good frame house aud bank barn. Well fenced and well underdmined. For pertioulars apply to nEORGE • EDIG COFFER, Zurich P. 0, 1189 8 VARA -FOR. SALE. --For sale, lot 20, Huron road,' Tnekersreith, containing 100 'acres., ail cleared except 10 acres of good bush. There is egged frame house and good frame barn, and other outbuildings. The farm Is an excellent one ;-it is well underdrained and well fenced, and there is plenty of good water. It Is two mike and it half from Seaforth. This desir- able property wills be sold cheap and on easy terms. Possession given October 1st. For further particulars apply to WILLIAM FOWLER, Huron rood,' or Sea - forth P. O. I • 1490-13 QPLENDID FARM FOR SALE. --Lot 10, conces- sion '6, township of Stanley, cOntaining 100 acres. This Is one of the best farms in the township and is situated in a good and pleasant neighborhood. Soil of the best and not a rod _of waste land on it. There are all the buildings on it that are required. The whole farm has been newly fenced and drained. An orohard of 70 bearing trees, Panty of poxd water, convenient to soliaols, churches, post office and market. Apply to WM. SINOLAIR, Varna I'. O., or to WM. COPP, Sefitorth. 1491-tt VARA FOR SALE.—For sale Lot 11, Conceesion _17 6, Hullett, containing 100 acres, all cleared, well underdrained, and in a good state of ealtiva- tion. There are 15 acres sown with fall wheat, and all the fall plowing done. There is on the plaoe a frame house with kitchen and woodshed attached, has two frame barns with other outbuildings. This is a good farm, well situated, be'ng 9 miles from Sea. forth, 7 mike from Clint7n, ruid-'14- miles from the village of Malmo, and will be sold on reasonable terms. Apply to the proprietor on the prerniaes, or address W. LEITOEL Constance P. 0. 1481-tt SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE—Lot 25, Comes- •;sion 0, Townehip of Morris, containing 150 acres suitable for grain or stock, situated_ two and a half mtles from the thrivina village of Brussels, Et good gravel road leading Mier to ; 120 acres 'cleared and f ee from stumps, 6 acres cedar and ash and balance hardwood. Barn 51x60 with straw and hay shed 4 x70, stone stabling un erneath both. The house I brick, 22x32 with )(Hob n 18x26, cellar underneath b th buildings. All are new. There is a large young orchard. School on next lot. The laud has a good natural drainage, anci the farm is in good condiaton. Satiofactory reasons for setting. Apply at Tug Ex - roar -rola OFFIOR, or on the premises. WM. BARRIE, Bruseele. . • 1335-tf FARM IN GitEY FOR SALE. --Por sale lot 12, concession 14, tow narhip of Grey, containing 100 • acres, about 85 of which are cleared, is in a good state of cultivation and a-oll termed. The balance is good hardwobd bush. There is a good frame house and barn and good bearing orchard. There is a well at NM haulm and a never failingspring -on the farm. It 13 Within two miles of .the village of .Cranbro6k, five miles from Brussels and the tame from Walton, ' with good gravel roads leading in ail dirdctions. This is a eplendid farm and will be sold at a bargain as the proprietor is auxinus to retire. NEIL DUN- 0 ANON, Cranbrciok P. 0. 1480-tt VARA FOR SALE.—For sale, lot 8, conceseion 17, Ckrey, contains 100 ares, 3 of which are used as a brick yard. The lar.d is all cleared, except four acres of black ash and cedar. It is v.'elt fenced, well, underclrained and well watered. There is a good frame house and large bank barn 80x10 feet, and other outbuildings. This is an excellent fern] and there eatterial on it far four Prick yards. lt is half a mile from Walton, wherg there. are -good stores, school, cheese factory, ehur-hes, saw tai 1, etc. The farm will be sold cheap and on easy terms,' For further particulard apply oa the prom - tees or to Walton P. 0 DAVID CAMPBELL• . 1486-14 -VARA AND VILLAGE LOT FOR SALE.—For • ja. pale, Lot 15, Concession 10, Hibbert, adj .ining • the village of Cromarty, containing 100 acres, less two ard a half acres disposed of for village lots; 70 •aerea cleared, well drained and in a good stale of _ cultivation ; the remaining 30 notes Is a fine maple sugar hush. Thore are several never -failing springs on the farm. There is a small frame house !tad frame barn, also the village lot in the:A(11;9,ga of Crortiarty. There is a good frame house, and large stab'e and shed on it, also a splendid gar& n. This • fARCEI %SW formerly uded as an hotel, and will• melte an eXclient business stand. •This preperty will be sold together or separately tD suit purchaser. Pos- scste.on given after harveet. Terms eaay. Apply to the propriator, -ALEXANDER 1301TLE-, Cromarty P, 0. ' 1487x3 - ARd FOR SALE —For sale, lot arid part lot 1 9, coracesaion 1,', O rev township containing 163 aesee, all cleared except twenty aeries,. WiliCh a goad bard ,v,00d bush. The land is in A state of eultivat'on, well ordeal/rained and we!l fer.carl, without any waste- land There is a goad frame house, s ith soma er kitchen -.lard a'-od 3od; largo bank li-trn, 8-(x52, with storm stabling undian_atb, ard other outbuildintse. There are frau' • eons of orchard of one ot tire b.st sarivtios of fruit; three 'good, paver -failing wells 13ithpnnps in them... It is a mile rata three-quartere from the vitk.gc of Brua- , u-ith good roads leading in all directions. This excellent property will be said cheap and on easy terms. Ap ly on the preni'ses or by le_ter ter box 1 3, Bruasele P..0. JUIIN HILL. • 14 -Lf --- 1-1,01-1. SALE OR TO asNr ON &SST TERM3.— 32 As till owner wighes to retire from business on accaunt of ill health, th, fo1 valnAqe property at 5Vinthrop, 4 miles north o4 Sratorth, on lesdicg road to Drudge'c. be soli or rented as one fartu or in parts to eta purehaper : about 600 acres of - splendid farming 'land, with about 400 under crop, the balance in pasture. There are large barns n1: alt all other buildings neoessary for the smplaniaints - , etc. This land is we'.1 watere• , has ',good frame and brick dwelling houses, ete . 'herd are. gri=t and saw tains and afore which will ba -scal orrerit• c on ads antageous terms. -Also on 17;13 ean• cesaion, Croy tcea ship, 11/0 acre§ of land, 40 in pasture, the balcuree • in timbar. PO3R8)i3t1 gircn atter lairs -elk of farm lands mills at once. . tor par- ticular:I apply to riNDREK'GOVENLQCE, Winthrop. 1436-tf • NOTICE. Apple Better and Jelly Factory, tam now. prepared to meat the 'weal; of all my, old eustoniers, and es many new once as can make . it convenient to trade with lee. OH N .1CLEIN, Proprietor, Seafonth.. 149-144 ' - THE AS THE TREE FALL a NO MATTER IN .WHAT DIFtECTI0,111, THERE IT SHALL LIE. 1 - Ite,r. Dr, Talmage It'reaeha An Earn 'st Sermon, ViskraIng the Irnpeniterit Ageakst VAilsiaji Yoe the Not World Bei* e Corwsettiatg the Mistakes of This. • WaillfarMiN, Aug. -9.—De. Talmage to- fiay diataanses 'a queetion _that everybody terate 47por i ' Inscusten It is ono of trernxi- ' Ions . ' i, Shan We have anot er chance? „ Tho text is -Eeelesiastes ii, 3, "If the tree fall toward the south or toward the north, in the place where the tree fall- hth there it shall be." ' • .1! There is a hoveringhope in the minds of t. vast_ multitude Of people that there will e an opportunity in the next world of cor- eting the Mistakes of this; that howeverc$o=plot° a shipwreck we may make of .our 'tidy llfo it will .be on.a beach up which . , e may walk to a palae,o; that as the de- fendant may lose his case in a circuit court and anpeal it and have it go up to the su- , bternetourt . or court of chancery and all, e costs. thrown over on the other party, sO a man may lose his case in this world, but in the higher, jurisdiction of eternity have the declaim of the earthly casei sot %tide, $t the . costs remitted and th&de- fendanhibe triumphant forever. - A Baseless Rope. The object of my sermon is to show you that co' mon sense declares "ewl th the ext that se Inan expectation Is chimerical. -the ter fall toward the south or to•, r the north, In the place where the tree eth there it shall be." - There' are t who say that if the impenitent andu ors given man enters the next. world .and `sees the disaster, as a result of that disaster he livill turn,' the distress the cause of his ief- -ormation,:but we have 10,000 instances all around about us of people who have done wrong and disaster suddenly came upon them. Did the disaster healthern? No; • they went on. . There is a man flung of dissipations. 'The dOntor says to him, "Now, my friend, ct If you on't stop drinking and don't Stop this fas life yore are living you will die. The _patient thanks the pity/A:clan for his viva/1„, .-frnin and gets better. He begins to sit up, begi a to walk aromad the room, be- gins to o to butiness, and takes the sa ee round of grogshops where he got is morning dram, and his evening dram, and .r tne draane between. Down again. Sanie doctor. Same physical- anguish. Sallie medical warning. 'Bet .now the sicknec . Is naore protracted, the liver snore obsti nate, the Etoniach more irritable, tho diges tive organs,more rebellious. But still, un der merit& . skill, he gets .better, goes his'physical health. • Sometimes he wakes - ri. forth, coin its the same sacrilege against up to see what he it doing, and he realizes he is destroying his family, and that his life is a perpetual perjury against his mar- riage vows, andthat that broken hearted woman is so different' from the roseate wife he married that her old echoolmates do not recognize her on the street,, and that his sons are going out in life under the taunt of a father's -drunkenness, and that his daughters are going out In life •ancestry. H s nerves are all a -jangle. under the scrification of a disreputable From crown pf head to sole of foot he is one aching, asping, crucifying, damning torture. NV re is he? - He is in JicIl on earth.' Does it stop him? Ala no! Af er awhile delirium - tremens palm Out u n his pillow 'a whole jungle Of.hissing reptiles: His screen -is horrify the neighbor* as he dashes out of bed cry- ing, "Take these thing off me!" He is drinking do$"u the comfort of his family, the oduoatlos of his children, their pros- ' poets- for thh life and perhaps' their pros - :peas for the life to come. Palo and con- valescent he sits up. Physician says to an't save you, and all the him: f 'Now, my good fellow, I amegoing to ha,ve a pla 11 talk with you. If you ever ' have an atteln cif this, kind again, you will die.' I i doctors itt cr tion can't save you." , The patienJf gets up, starts' out, goes the same roond J f dissipation and is down again, but his time 'medicines do not thech his cas Consultations of physicians say -there Is 1O isope. Death ends the scene That process! of inebriation and physical suffering and medical warning and ditso- Intim is ta Ong place within , a stone's • throtvof where you sit and he every neigh- borhood of iiristendoni. Pain does not reform. Su ring does not num What Is true in re rcl to one sin is true -en re- gard to all sins, and yet men die expecting in, the next life there will - be opportunity 'Ler-purgatorial regenerationa Take up the printed repos ts of the prisons of the United •Statesand find that the vast majority of the criminal were there before, some for two times, hreo times, four times, six times; pain lied again and I again, but they go righ on. Millions of incidebts am]. instancoswqrking the other way, arid vet men think that in the next world punish- ment will work out for them salvable ef-i feats. Why, you andIca.unot imagine any worse tortur from another world than we have seen-xn n in in this world, and with- out any salu ary consequence• , he Last 'Chance. , .Furtherin re, the prospect of reformation itt another a orld is more improbable than here. Do y u not realize the fact that a Man starts u thle world with the inno- cence of tufa eye In the other case, start- ing in the o her world, he etarte with the accumulated bad habits of a lifetime. Is It not to be e pedal that you could. build a better'shinnut of new thnber than out of at has been ground up in the tenting -with comparative in - Ian does not beceme godly,. Is at starting -with sin a seraph ,cd? Is there not More prose. ulptor willenn.ko antler statue ' of pure white Pariau marble black rockthat has been wisted and. -split and scarred ms of a half century? Could a last will and testament, or or write, an important decal - ire white sheet of paper easier Id write it uppn a sheet scrib- "If •ard all- ose an old hulk breakers? If noeency the It possible t can be evolu pent that a s out of a bloc than out ,t cracked mad with the sto you not wri write a, deed ment on a p than you col bled all over witli infamy and' blotted and r to bottom? • And yet there • are so unconueon sensical as t though a man starts in.this • torn from to aro those Nvh to believe th World With • • 1 HURON EXPOSITOR,. suicide. irsoo yetirs or ittetime cure the antedilevians of theirin undertake to say that_ all the ages nity would be oply prolongation o ity. "Ben" says some one, "in the the evil surroundings will' be wi and good influences will be sub andlenee enpurgatlen, sublimatio fie/Woe." . But you. must remen the righteous, all tneir sins forgly right up bete abeatinc statesand tiing passed up into the beatific s needing Any other Chance, that wi all those who . have never been t and who were impenitent aloneat and. Where aro the ealva,ble infin come from?* Can it be expected Dtiff, who. spent hin whole life in p the Hipdoos to -heaven, and. Dr. who spent his life in evangelizing and that Judson, Who spent his preaching the gospel to Burma,— be expected that they will be seri from some celestial missionary so educate and save those who waste eartialtexistenee? No. We 'are t tinctly that ail missionary and eviler influences tvill be ended forever, good, having passed up to their state, all the morally bankrupt wil gether, and where are the saIva flu/maces to come from? Will a spe bad apple put in a barrelor clieeased make the otber /entries good?. Will o Is down be able to lift others up av those hio have mieera,bly failed business 'of this life ableto pay th of other spiritual i solvente? Will lion wrongs make o e right? Pone was the ityswhere tug Rufus ef. T put all ad peoploof his kingdom, and wheneve there were iniquitOus people found in any-partorithe land they were rill sent to Poneropons. It wasthe great capi- tal of wienedieten. Suppose a man or a worn= had openeln a primary school... in Poneropelis; would the paren ' th of oer nere tole) coma eat larger Rouse, a briOhter nouse, a mere 1 iquity, 1 •luxuriant abode. • Let me in. Give me an - of eters other chance?" God has spread. a banquet f deprav- of his grace before us. For 866 days of •; every year since we kravw the difference be - next life tween our right han thdrawn invited us by his p stituted, spirit. • Suppose we nsglori- and all this kindne iber that is spread in a larger en, prise len hay - tate, not 11 leave ergiven, alone.-- Prices to that Dr. canting Abaci, China life il can it t down ciety to d their old dis- gelistie and the beatific 1 be to- ble in ." - eked. or apples • ne who ? Will in the e debts a mil- ropolis hracia .cities have sent tad children enucated and reform ? Words o Warning. - If a man in. this World was surrounded with temptation, In the next world, all the righteous having pasted up into the beatific state, the association will be more dete- rioriating, depreciating and down. You would not send to a eholera, or yellow fever hospital a min for his h*alth, and the great lazaretto of the futurn.ln which are gathered the diseased and the plague stnuck, Will be Lapeer plate for moral re- covery. The Comet of Chateau riand, in order, to make his Child courage° s„ made him sleep iu the turrets of the caste, where • the winds howled ani specters were said to haunt the place: ' T e mother and\ the sis- ters almost died of fright, but the on aft- erward gives his aacount, and h. "That "That gave me nereee of steel and g ye me my friends, I do not thin courage that has never f4the tuts of But, • darkness or the spectral world sw pt by sirocco and euroclydon will ever piepare a soul for the eternal land of suushi e. I wonder what is the emTieulura in th Col- lege Inferno, where a mai, having been prepared by enough sin, enters and go s up from frsehniart of iniquity to sopho 'ore of abomination, and on on from e phre- inore to junior, and from junior to Se ion and dayof graduation cemes, and the I diploma is signed bet satan, the presi ent, I and all the prefessional denionittes ttest the fact that the candidate has been Aj suf- ficient time under their drill and thi en- ters heaven. Pandemenismi a prepa tory school for celestial ricl.midionl Ah,1 iny friends, while sutan and lilt cohorts .haya fitted a vast multitude for ruin, they never fitted one soul for happiness --never, Agate, I wish you further to -notice that another chance in another world means the ruin, of this. • Now, suppose a wicked man is assured that after a lifetime of wicked- ness he can fix it all right ,up in the fu- ture. •That -would be the -demoralization of society, that would be the demolition of the human race. - There are men Who are now kept on the limitof sin by their fear. The fear that if we are bad and unforgiven here it will not be well with us in the next existence is the chief influence that keeps civilization from rusbing back into semi - barbarism, and keeps sernibarbarism from rushing back lute minnight savagery, 'and keeps midnight- savagery from rushing back into extinction' ...Now, the Mall ' Is kept on the limits of sin. But this idea coming into his soul, thie }elm of inn other "chance, he says: "Go to, now. Pll get Out of this world all there is in it. COMO, glut- tony and revenge and uncle/time& and all .seesualities, and wait upon me. It 'may abbreviate my earthly life by dissoluteness, but that will only give me heavenly in- dulgence on a larger Kale in a shorter length of time. 1 will overtake the right- eous -before-long. ' ,I will only come in heav- en a littlenate, and I will be a little more 'thrtunate than those' who have' behaved themselves on earth and then went straight to the bosom of God, because 1 will see more and have wider excursion, and I will come into heaven via gehenna, via shooll" Hearers! Readers! Auother chance in the next world moans free license and the demolition of this.. Suppose yeu had a case in court, and all the judges aid alt the at- torneys agreed in telling you the first trial Of it—ittwould betried twice—the first trial would . not bo of very rauch impor- tance, but the second trial would deed& ev- erything. On which trial wonld you put tho most expenditure? On !which trial would you employ the, ablest ceunsel? Oii. which trial would you be most anxious to have the attendance- ef all the witnesses? "Olen you would say, "if there arc- to be two trials, and the first trial doest not • amount to much, the second itrial being everything, , must have the ' Mast eloque t at. everything, everything dependitigiron that, I I, torney, and I must have all my ; witresses ' present, and I will expend my Mon non that." If those men who are impenitent. and who are wickedfelt there were two trials; and tho first was of Meyers- reat tmportance, and the second trialew s the ono of vast and infinite impertauce, a 1 the preparations for eternity would lie post niortem, poet funeral, Poet sepillohral and this world would be jerkecl off_ int inn penitency and godlessness. Ancither c ance in another world Da0n1)8_the deiniolit' n of this world: . As to the Invitation!, tihermore, my 'friends -4 for am ing to myself as well as to yo 'It we the same level, and thoueli the piet- a a little higher than the pew, it is r convenience, and that We may the speak to the people; we are 011 on ne platfoien, and I am talking to iny bile I talk_ to yours—my friends, tether chance in another *orld When e declined so many chanes itt this? S5 you spread. n beetsinee inn y u len ast number of friend", and az tang you. send an invitteflori to a man ,..iregards it or treats a It in'n oinox thus way. During 20 years y it giye 20 - banquets, a' bangeet a year, and you in vite your friends, and every time ou invite tide man, whet disc/vein/1s ..yotiv invitation or sends backeeme nen gutty. A ter aiyhile you 7110V0 into a larger ..hoirse and amid. 7-1101'0 luaurimit euctettedinses, n d you in- vite, your friends, nut roil do not invite that man to W110111 213 times y u sent an invitation to the arnalter Anse. Are you to blames? Yee weird only mane yourself absurd before Ged and ettalt ter send that man another inritahisn. For 20 years he hat; been deciiniegyeer offers and sending tiestelt for yeer • 4 - lout comrtesy, and .... eau he bia.rae yak? e ,. he erne up to yortr house on tho it" iit , . s- nauetf Look - big up and stsi,p. inns a; ner-house, will he have any riiiht, tip in/a 'Let rae in. I teelieted all tleap siinint aims, net trials is a Pitcher's elgoitsriao i Fur preach aro on ufaney turd its innoeenee and form b turns out badly, itt the next world leacan- only fo etart with a lead faller/rand turn out well, , betthe t "But," 84. seine people, 'we ought to wttheysaa: soul w have auothe chalice in the hext world be- cause our 1 fe here is so very brief. We scarcely, hav room to turn around between we has - the deadle-a . Suppo d. the grave, the wood of the one almost striking against the marble -of the other. 'We ,ought to • have another change because of the brevity of this life." My friends, do you kaow what made the go' a necessity? It was the he autediluvians. They were second century tIntis in the se when they gob 800 years so at,, 400, and worse at 500, 600, akd worse. at 80, until d to be washed and scoured and scrubbe I and ,.soed :1; sink ,and ILnchored. a hole mont is sb r water be- fore it was fl. for decent pe Iple to list he have seen many nee eras of, old. Time wi th his-sCythe talent-, but .1 weer saw any tic-' tune of Thee with a dint of medicines to heal. &mewl said that in the Beet few years of ins Public life Nero was set up as an examine Of clemeney and kindness, .but Ise got -worse aud werse, the path deereard- . until in 68 years of sdie he Was tha Children Cry .for ancient deli longevity, of worse in the first, !Tha wo .91d, and WO fliesd worse a the world_ hi vite11 others Who di and our left he has evidence and by lits °cline all these offers a Now the banquet lace, in the heavenly palace.. Invitations are sent out, but no in - 4, vitation is sent to o . Why? ' Because we declined' all those ther banquets. Will God be to - blame? ill we have any right • to rap on the door of heaven and say; "I ought not to be shut 'out of this place; give /118 another chance?" Twelve gates of sal- vation standing wide for free admission all our lifo and then when the 12 gates clew we rush on the bosses of Johovah's buckler, saying, "Give me another chancel" A ship is to saltier Hamburg. You want , to go to Germa.ny by that line. You see • the advertisement! or the steamer's sailing. You see it for tivo weeks. You emit 171 the Morning papers and. you see it in. the evening papers. !You see it placarded on the walls. Circulars are thrown into your office telling you all about that steamer. One day 3-ou come the., steamer has s 'You say: ." Oh, th swing up again to plank ashore that ,I may come on board. It isn't fair. I want. to go to Germany by that steamer. GiCe me another chance." Here is a magnificent offer for heaven. It has been anchored within our sight year after year, and year after year, and year after year, and ail the benign voices of earth and heaven have urged us to got on board, since it may sail at any moment. Sappeee we let that opportunity sail away, and then we look /int and -say: "Send back that opportunity. I want Yet take it. It isn't treating me fairly.- Give me another chance." Why, my brother, you might as well go-oub and stand on the Highlands at the Navesink. three days after the Majestic has gone out and shout: "Captain, come back. I want to go to Liverpool on the Majestic. C01110 back oyer the sea and through the,Narrows and up to the docks. Give inc another, chane,e. " . You Might as well do that as, after the last opportunity of beaven has sped away, try to get it -back again. just thinhe of it! It 6717110 011 Me yesterday in my study wth overwhelming impressiveness. Just. think of it. All heaven offered us as a gratuity for a whole lifetime, and yet we eventing to ' tush against 4od, saying, "Give me another .. chance." There ought to be, there will be, no such thing OR posthumous opportunity. . A. GraztoChance. down on the wheat, and ung out into the stream. t isn't fair. Come back; the docks. Throw the You see c0711111011 nsei agrees with my text in saying that "if the tree fall toward the south or toward tne north,. in the place where the tree falletie there, it shall be." You. see this idea lifts this world from an unimportant way anal n. to a platform of stupendous issues and ekes all eternity whirl around this hour. Ob, my soul, my soul! Only one trial, and all the prepara- tions for that trial _ be made in this world or mener made at II. Oh, my soul, my soul! You see this p les up all the em- phasis and all the cli xes and all the destinies into this life. No other chance. Oh, how that intensifies the nails° and the importance of this cbance.. Alexander and his army used to come -I round a city, and they would kindle a grea li gilt, with the un- derstanding that as ton as that light was burning the city might surrender and alle would be well, but if th y let that light go out thennne battering tams would swing against the walls and here would conie and Conqueror, Christ I Surrender hearts, rio disaster and demolition. Oh, my friends, all youand I need to do prepare for eter- nal safety is just to. su , nder to the Ring surrender life surrender everything. The great light keeps burning, light =kindled by the wood of the erase, light flaming up against the dark night of our sin and. sor- row. - Oh, let no surrender before the light goes out and with -it our last opportunity of making our peace with God titre/ugh our Lord Jesus Christ. Oh, my brother, talk about another chance; this the supernal chance. In the time of Edward In at the battle of Messelburg, a rivet° soldier saw that the Earl of Huntle had lost his hel- rnet. The private soldier took off his helmet and went up to . the Ea I of Huntley and put the helmet on his h.. d. /now, the head of the prit-ate noldier tneovered, he was soon slain, while his c inmander rode in safety through and out f the battle. But it is different in ours se. Instead of a private offering 'a nebn t to an earl, it is the Ring of heaven. an earth offering a crown to an unworth subject, the King dying that wo might I ve! Oh, tell it.to the points of the compa. tell.it today and night, tell it to earth. / nd neaven, telt it to all the centuries and 11 the millenniums that God has given us eel' a magnificent chance in this world th t We need no other chance in another! . A dream. c'..,I am in isle burnished judg- ment hall on the last da -. The great white throne is lifted, but the Judge has not yet taken it. ,While we are vatting for his ar- rival I hear the immorte is in conversation. "What are you waitin for?" says a soul that went tip from Mi dagasear to a soul that went up from An erica. ,The latter responds: "I was in An erien, 40 years ago, and I heard the gospel p walled, and I had plenty. of Bibles in in house, and from the time that I knelt at my mother's knee in prayer until my Ias hour I had great opportunities, but I did ot improve them, 'and. I am here today w biting for another chance." "Strange, s range," says the seed. jest come up f pm 3faclagasear. "Strange. Why, 1 neve heard the gospel call but once in all my 1 re, -and I accepted it, and I don't want nether chance." "What are yen waiting •r?" says one.who on. earth had very f eble intellect to one who had great brali , and whose voice Was silvery,.and who ha scepters of pow- er. The latter replies: "I had great power on earth, I mutt -laded , and 1 enattered. languages, and I Inas red. libraries, and colleges conferred upon me learned titles, and my name was a syri nyin fer eloquence and.power, but someho I neglected the matters of my soul, and Lnanst confess -to you I am here today w titing for another chance." Now, the ground tre ibIes with the ad- iiil tend/3g chariot. The reat folding dOnrs t f the burnished hall of judgment are thrown open, "Stand back," cry the ushers, "and let the Judge of quick and dead pass through," Ho takes the theone. He looks off upon the .throngs of nations come - to the last judgment, conic to the orply judgment, and one flash from the thisone reveals each man's history to hinisel , and reveals it to / all the others. And the i the Judge says, ‘`Divide!'' and the liernielled walls eeho it, "Divine," and the genies angelic answer, "Dividen and the immortals are rushing this 'ay and that, untit there is an aisle - between them, a great aisle, and then a vacuum, widening and Widening and wid- ening until the Judge 14Irok-s to one side of that va-cuuni and riddresses the throng head says, "Let hina that is i ighteous be right- eous still, and let him Matt is holy be holy still." And then, turning to the throng on. the other side of the vacaum, he says, "Let him. that is unjust be unjust still, and let him that is hithy be filthy etill." And, then he stretches out bet& hands, one to-! ivaid the throng on each side the yaenuna,J arid says, "If the tree fall toward the' south ortoward the north, in the phiee: where the tree falleth there it shall bet", And then I bear something Jar Witte a gime sound. It is the closing of the:book clf ludigna,. ent. The Judo ascends the stab's nelabad the thione, The hal/ of the.kiet ats120 is cleared and shut. The hignreeeett of nitf adietitueA kite_yiw_.. -faa- AUGJJSI 14 1896 Its the truth, and desirable that you ihou know it. has the fullest st doizbt the -oest Lead cPackets era! gtoreke!epe H. P. gOKA D YLON TEA -enE,,th, the richest flavor, and *Mont hatThatoney and brains can produce. only. From Grocers and Gen- s. & 00., Toronto, -• Wholesald Agents. d 51 TON CAPITiaL, (P.P4C) UP) REST, . 1 - BA SEAFORTH BRANCH. MAIN 'STEET, - s!isos000. S1,500,000.. SE ORTII Aseneral banking business transacted. Drafts on all parts of the .United States, Great Britain and Europe bought and sold. Letters of credit issued, available in all part. of Europe, China and Japan. Farmers' Sale Notes conected, and advances inade on same at kwest -ate.s. AVINGS 'DEPARTMENT. Deposits of One DoUar and upwards received, mid interest allowed at highest curren rates. Interest added tbprincifial twice each year—at the end of June And Decembet No notice of withdrawai is required for the whole or any portionof a deposit. R S. HAYS, Soliitor, W. i. PEAR E, Agent. Se MVLLETT HAVE JUST RECEIVED . . $1500 WORTH METAL SHINGLES And parties intendingto do any roofing will be wise to consider the: MET L" SHINGLES before purcha.2ing • other?. Very little tia 3ost and every shingle guaranteed, 480 'REOEMBER •US. yileh lin Need of any of the following Goods FENCE WIRE; MIXED PAINTS, HOES, R KES, SPADES, SHOVELS, •SNATHS, SCYTHES, ETC. , Also a full line of BUILDER'S HARDWARE. V111.1E11111 & 00., Seaforth, Hardware, Stoves and Tinware Merchants. Furnace and Galvanized Iron Work a specialty. s. 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