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I I � Very le : _Met the r&V,QnL . _ _ � I �_ - , 'Sunli n -L So . - � I , idtim of the case, nine -tenth of the, SUM ]'is Otaff � I � I � _� . � I - __ - I . . . I � T . .1, . � . . the - I ig, ph"daw.1w, I., _14-cr n-a-M.N.Tifft - I I ' BAN � . . ; . I . * ISV&1*610 oei tffiot iWift io 9b 4M% AdUame woft btff'8tf60,,8U - e . - . *M � . . , . gr6und-was very darl, Mabs = l .-Morning � and * , Y'", D �'0)4,,, I N I 0 N I R BIR � 'and turned up the .ground., and , . I I . .i . , I - . gn I . ; I I . I A he beckoned' to his ' ob, � -,* So 9004 th4t I WISIL I Ili � - _1_111!� I - - . � . . � i faotorles� shops and banking houses of water startedi an � � he Lord to - the i - . 1 � - - I i rVanto, and tber 6ame and brought all his,people would inist film with l I . i: � I � - - � - - ' the- land would be closed Ao-morrowk Me -,4 I you aW,new 11VIng .iD,' I �I,,JPAID UP) W a 0 a ws I � " . "I : . wraper competition'. I.. DR. . TALMAGIff Of4 FAMINES.PHYSI I Who is that man -,de"Ig In *e WIftwAo imils- and buo*ets - lintil all the _� family two lives I he. life ,, J APITALv � I , �� I all the flocks and the herds were t and that which every � tick of the watob, I I , I �,11 1 - . . CAL AND SPIRITUAL. I a a I OF , I - I �' I I %red,for, ajid then they made troughs and every -stroke of t4,0 clock Inform ,91TW i'm a M 0 = W W ws �� 01 A I I torys or golng ,through a roll of bills I � , I I . In . I . . MAROH) 1897'. i I - for your im- , E III, I - . I I - ybs 331rds at ft* Biblo.-MiUsh sad t1ke fabrio on the reaching from- that.. place down to the - you is approaching. BreA - I �. .. - f . the baifk, or measuring a. "at for* in house and barn, and the water flowedf mortal soul comes to -day. See I They , I � . tj� - � - � -, counter? He is a champion - I I r �, SEAFORTH: BRANCH. .." ghA. on the 1 . ,I . . .. . � - I A I Xg*ons what Ared 331m --The Ravons That - it in a living fountain to -day. alt V plat -form. They Wight on . v - . behalf of some honie circle that has to be and � . i � 11� . 1, : ' . � . I ,t old grandfather ElUsh, thi -backs of, all the -pews. 'They , swing . i � 11 . . .1 _! � i thaL Lewd Mas Td -day -The Vast Family ., oared,far.. In biWf -of some 'Church Vf Now I *all thA . - - - - ;;. � .1-1 I . . . � SE . . - . - ! I behalf and.'4 call that brook that began. to roll among the arches. Ravenfil .-HAVOU411 -kAIN STUIUZ I � . � � � . . I I - God that boo to be supported, in - then - and ii � ook �,"Blessed we they that hui I F . I . � . - �- � The following am -the W1XXM nq Dismor J' of Oode . that has to;be s: rolling still, the br, for. after- :, ,11 - . .- - * ; ' I of some asylu* of � mom . Oh;Ath �nd 69 lesson tome and to all rigfiteousueso V A sneral bxal�ing business treaume4d. Drafta on all parts of tle Unitei, _. NO. 4 Western oilts"o. � Waioingbon, Msq. 9. -Dr. Talmao, has sustained. Who is that woman 'bendins . ., for they shaill be filled ' . �� . - , . : ::: _-6-y- home 'after a moot remarkitbly - over -the s�wlng machine, - who hear It Is When -you am In great Tii all the shining, `ind thi sorro ;g,- - 6.,-�t Iritain AAA"" E, urope bought iwAd sold: latters of credit issued, available in � --- - I . � 1 . Or corrifig wil sad �� Winners of StearhV Bicycits - " ful tour through the .W-e'st, and the bundle the roomf or stress, of circumstances. .Pray and digo and the-Ompted, deliverance comes this 'f Europe, China 4d Jspaz6 . Farmers' We Notes collected, advance* mads - - I - 01110 - ,or sweeping - . - - rt lowest rates. ,,'.-' � : . - . India, dig and,, pray, and pray and -dig, How -hour. Lodk -down imd.you me nothing -_ �!'.. I . ; . . took. . ` .. 6"INGS DEPAIMMENT.. . � � 0 � 'Mr. Alex. 0. Dow Woods In behalf of the famine tstruck of mending the ,garment, or swelterinit at ir - i t : 79, , I but your spiritual -4eforWities. TAok ! � . I . , I W. J. Forte, orest. - That Is Deborah, one of does �. �hat passage go I .1 � � 4 sNalug in the great oorn centers to the washtub? ? "The ,mountains' . � - , I � . I � i . � � - . � a i Mr. ,iait multitu&s of People *nd V41111ing the Lord's heroines, battling against � shall I depart and the hilli be r8'1n0v6d, back, and you see nothing but wasted ' - d ds At i" -A �_. I i � . es down - but my. lovl#g kindness shall not fall. I I (3pportunity. Cost your eye forwardt and � DeEmits of Onp D W received, and Interest allowed I'll ... 1. .- I . OC an A' - - li. : hWinners, of Gold Watches many, Carloads of breftliNtUffs and WAUY -Amalokitish want which oom � rates. Interest &#ded to P=i Urwv:ee each yea�r�t the .end, of Juns I . 4 1 . � - If your merchandise, If your mechanism, you bave.afearful looking for judgment , a do I �, I . ___ thousands of 110110M. His SUMOct Is to- with iron chariot to orash her and hero. I No notice of wftb#�Mwai U re�iu&a for the whole or s�ay portion Of �posi�� .- ��-, � - I Mi" Jessics Simmons, Box 643,Chathtim. day to the last degree approolate, to all The great question with the vast ma: if your husbandry, faili look out for 'and fiery indignation which shall devour , �.. . - I * Mrs. A. E. Edkina, 38 Caroline Street, TO- I raviinp. if you have in your despondency the adversary, But look up, and you i1i I � � . .. '�Wio are trying t4oaahieVe & livelthOOd. Jority of people to -d - ; R S. HAY% 0ofidtor. __ - r I . ay -Ispot "home - �. . W, K PEAROA � rout*. Text, I Rings XT11. -61 1 1 And the ;"ns rule,- but whether there shall be' -any Put,G6d on trial and condemned him as behold -the, whipped shoulders of An in" . . . � , , . - =7 A I - _� Mm A. M. X*ckifinon, cam Master -in- J�rcugbt hifn bread and `ftosh the home torule� not one of tariff, 'but guilty Of cruelty, 1.2noveto-dayfors terceding Christ, and the fa;ee OU& Par- , i a ... �' - __ - . � I : � � � I * , . . . I 1. I .� , � Chanoeryt 'Guelph. I I . Morning and bread and 'flesh t #ihe .whether th;W shall be aAything to, tax. Rew trial, If the biography Of your life � doning God, and the irradiation of. an � - I'l .. 1 min olars, Sola'sarnia. . In' it in ever written, I will tell you what the opening heaven. I hem thw whir of their . It is -poor eco 11 I I . even g. . . The -,great questions with the vast zoa- . . . nomy to buy cheap Tea, and 'Use twice as . - . Mr. James gZw� 161 Sheridan Avenue, To- The ornithology of the Blblp Is a very Jority of people are: "How shall i first chapter, and the middle chapter, wings. Do you not feel the rush of air � N If �. . - BUD- ' ; � ioh as from a good one,. . y and t - l ot get half as much satisface _., - � I . ronto. interepting study., The istork which port my fumill r How shall I meet MY be last chapter will be about - If It on your cheek? Ravens I Ravens I andj;"i�l . I � . - . knoweth her aPITointed tilne; the cOm- notes? How sliall I pay my rent? How is *Atteu accurately; the first chapter There Is only one question I Want to , L - J.1 ; � . I L � . - , � ... . - - L , _ , . - - . mon- sparrows toadbilig the lessons Of shall I give food, clothing and , ad L noation about mercy,,- the middle chiipter about ask: How many of this audience are i - - . . I , I " L . ., God,s prdv1den6e;: tae ostriches of the to thos me?" mercy, the last chapter 00ut "fieny. The willing to trust God' for the s11PP1Y Vf - 1 1 - . - - I I 11 11 � - . I Af L - . . I .. e Who am dependent Upon L. - . � I �_ I I hovered over your cridle.' The their bod es, and trust the Lord' Jesus fifi i 7 . -desert by careless lacub4tion illustrating oh, It God would help 'we to -day to mercy that I Z 4, L L swWo have been obliged to disqualify sev* the recklessness. of parents who do not assist you In tb . mer6y that will hover -over your gr�kve- Ch*st- - im L I,; .1 . � . , . Z., � 11 _. I . e solution of that for the redemption of their - �" I . . ., � . I I I 0 al competitors for March, for sending . palus with their children; problem, the -happiest man in this house The mercy that -will coverall between. mortal'souls? Amid the clatter of the 4 , . .rl take enough � . I � .�� I . I I I I I eoupo= taken from ussoLD soap in grooers' the eagle symbolizing solitude; the bat, would be your preacher I I have gone out God's Unexpected- Agents. hoofs and the clang of the wheels of the . I � � . � .. :�'. sto6k (see Rule 3.-) . , . . a flake. of the darkness; the night on , a cold morning'with expert sports- judgment chario�, the whole matter.will. 1)) 11 .. . � �� . � Again,-thls* story. of the text, Impresses . . i e' I I . I � . . I � - 1.xvra BRos. Ltd., Toronto. hawk, -the ossilfragp, the cuckoo, the lap- men to hunt for pigeons. I have . gone me that relie I f came to this prophet with be demonstrated.' . . 1 � � I I Z . I . I wing, the osprey, � by the command of out on the meadows to himt for piMns. , . . � I I � - 1. : . 1; I I ' � I . , the most. unexpected and with seemingly I I CEYLON TEA I . ; God In Leviticus, flung out Of the I have gone out on the meadows to hunt. koasant Theaters In the Tyrol. : i! * � I ... � I . impossible conveyance. If it had begii a - . f . - - � world',s bill of fare. for quail. - I have g9ne out on the marsh robin redbreast, or a'musical meadow Last mer Colonel E.-Waringl Jr., ;I . I I __1 I . . I . - 'I would like to have been with Audu- to hunt for reed birds; but to -day I, am ar cleaning In New � � is a good one'and sure to please. - -, I REAL ESTATE FOR SALB. I - I I I k, or a meek, turtledove, or a sublime commi=r of street , I I i . i - - - bon as lie went through the woo" with out for ravens. � . �'. - . 1i albatross that .bad brought the food to York made a bicycle tour- through the I I 'i . I ! ' "' � . MIAMS FOR SALIL-The undenigned has twenty 91111 and penog, ,bringing down and Notice, in the first place in' -the story Elijah, It would not have been so sur- TyroL His second paper describing his, � . �� . � . . � - .. � for sale In But Hum, the ban- sketchIng the fowls of heaven, his un- erce appears in...The , C!6ntiury �, 1 25c, 40c, 50c and 60c,-- -1 - . -V Choice Tar= � , of my text, that these winged caterers prising. But, no. It wa' a bird so fl experiences' In Lead 0 . Der County of the Province,- all sizes, and prices 'to folded portfolio thrilling all Chrir3tiln- came to Elijah direct from God. I P , Ckages.. , . - . 13 1 . I I- . - � I BWL For full Information, write or U roonally. and insuspleate 'that we have fashioned under the title of "Blcyc�llng Through , , . - I � . . . -, es' �r . What wonderful creatures of God "I have commanded the ravens that � Notrouble10 "W them V. & Soo , Br,,.l. dom one of our most forceful and repulsive the Dolomites. � F Colonel Waring says: -! , i. , ; I .� � . - . 1391-tt I S6' of them, this morn- t In ' I .1 � the hirds we me heyfeed thee," we llndGod.saying I 1�4 I - � t 'ALL LJJU.J 1kX_L1U . I F.'o. . words out of it-raveaou . That bird has All the-. World has heard of and - much Of I � - . . --- Ing, like the songs of heaven let loose, an adjoining passage. .They did not . 9 - .YRO I OR SAL19 OR TO RENE-The properby situat. bursting, thro�gh � the gates d1f heaven. come out of s-ome other oa,�e. They did a passion for picking out the eyes of men the world has visited the patriotic pas- . i , 4. - -, . Fed on tht corner of Crombis and Chalk streets, . and -of animals. Itioves to maul the siQk sion play 'at -0bernimeargau, but few : 1 .j i - . . - . � " . Sisforik,eanslattug of two good dwelling housA-, Consider their feathers, which are cloth- not just happen to slight there. God _ and the dying. It swallows with vultur- know the degree to which the draImatic : - ll� . and a quarter of an, acre of ground. will be sold Ing and conveyance at the same time. freighted them', God launched' - them and ous guzzle everything it can Put Its beak faculty Is developed among the Tyrblese. i . . � � � - oheap,as the proprietor intends leaving town. If the nine vertebrie of the neck, the three G od told . them by what cave to swoop, I . 1!i � , I � . . . �., 11 . ' .__ � . not sold,% Ili be rented. WN. XcK&Y, Seafortb. eyelids to each eye; I the third eyelid an That is the same God that Is going to on, and yet all the food Elijah gets for- At. Brixleggi in the lower Inntbal,. I saw . ! I I , - I I � I I 1532x4 extra I on I six months or a year is from ravens. SO' 'some years ago a very impressive passion- ii 11, - . rtekin for. graduating the light of supply you.. He is your Father. You I . � ., - , . your supply Is going to come from an play performed by the people of the vil- �!;J. . . � -1 1ARX FOR SALE. -100 acres, n the township of the sun. Some of these birds scavengers would have to mak6 an elaborate calcu- - � I I - �, unex�'ected source. � lap, which was said to be much what 211 I . - arl I M : . I I I Gray, near Brdeoel& There is cn it ne and some of them orchestra. Thank lation before7 you could tell me bow S 0 � �, ]2 J P L A - . acres of bush. about half black ash, the rest h1r5d! I You think sdnOe great .hearted, gener- the Oberammergau play was .. before l � . � .- ;� L 11� - I , , God for quail's w4istle, and lark's carol, manv pounds of food and how many . I wood. A never-failiug spring of water yuns through . ous man will, come along and give you Bayard Taylor made It known to the l i�.,; . I the lot. Will be sold at a big baMaln. For pattiou- and the twitter of ..the wren, called by yards of clothing would-be necessary for , . 11 � � . q his name.on the back of your note, or he , world and started it on its course of - III i. 11 . I - I Brumis. i C . I lars, apply to MRS. JAKE WALKER. Box 219, the ancients the : kfiig of birds, because -you and your family. But - .God knows ear we "made � 2470 when the fowls 9f ' heaven wett Int6_a without any calculation. You have a will go seculfty for you in some great financial prosperity.' This y - .,- Sr11 ATEMENTS - - � contest as to who should fly the highest, plate at his table, and you are going to enterprise. No, he will. not. God will a fine run, to Brixlegg, to'see, in the A-) DID -L-C-3. --- . _J -DARK YOR SALE. open the heart of some Shylock. toward same barnlike playhouse, a performance * - I - . -For wdo, lot 6, concession 1% eagle swung nearest the sun, a - . - � . � . -1 ' _U township of Hlbbert, containing 100 Acres, of and the be waited on,- unless you act like a you. Your ielief will conas from th6 most of "Speckbacher," representing Incidents , _ � I . . :1 � 0 - I[ -1 good land in &good state of cultivation. Well wreu'On the back',of the eagle, after the naughty child and hick and scrambl unexpected quarter. The providence of Hofer's patriotic campaigns against ' . 1�� I 7 . . fenced ; good brick house ; good bank barn and out eagle "was exhaust4d, sprang UP much and pound -saucily the plate and try to which somed ominous will ,be .to -you the Bavarians and the, French. ".The title . t 1 - - buildings; 18 sores of fall wriest, and ploughing all hIgHek, and so was called by the'�%ncieiits , upset things. . . more than that which seemed suspicious. role was taken by a young man who , � - � done ; 12 good - wells and 2 never failing springs . 855 . I , scre3cleared; possession at any time. For further the king -of birds. Consider those of God the All -Wise PIrent. It will not be a chaffinch with breast and lo6ks much like Defregger's portrait of � ' TO THE PEOPLE*1 . . _� . ticul3rs, apply to PETER MELVILLE, C90ma;ty them that have, golden crowns and God has a vast family and evervthing wing dashed with wbife and brown and the hero. . He was,& stick and the Hofer )�,� - . . . -1 , - F"O" ont"la, . M54f i0rests. showing them th be feathe-r im- is methodized, and you are going to be chestnut; it will be a black raven. was [rather ponderous, but- the minor - � 11� . . . I . � . I perials. And Ustep to the bumming served.if you will only,wait your turn. Here Is where we all make our ints- parts were capitally given, and"the young - ' . :" � . . � . � . � - 11011FORTABLE PLACE FOR SALE -For sale bird's serenade in1he ear of the honey- . Ili . ... I ,� ;� . I . � - U -cheap, the farm of the pndersigned In Harput God has already ordered all the suits of take, and that Is in regard to the color woman wh peasant heroine I 111� , . - I i hey. There are between 28'and 30 acres, all Qleared, . suckle. Look at the belted kingfisher, � ' o played the � J � j I clothes yon will ever need down to the of God's providence. A white providence gave great . pathos and interest to the I :, . , - _� I � - I -, ) .. I drained, and In a good state of cultivation. Thare Is a striking like a dart fZrom sky to water. - � I f, I I , , " last spitin which you will be laid out. comes to us and we say, ," Oh, that it; play. � I We are plaq�Ipg ift stock some of the ilicest ani I most"' fashionable 0 - It IS T . . i good frame house. barn and driving sbed. .1 0 - I I I taten to. the voice of the owl, giving the ' 11 M - within a mile of Seafortb. and is admirably ad%pWd 11 God has already ordered Of We food you mercy I" Then a black providence comes In Pradl, an outlying ward of Inns- 'that it wi lit, fivilege to eee' outside this i tore. We have madeva � dairy farm. Apply keynote to all croikers. And behold t e �_ 11bey rp - �, � . i- -1 . ' ' . . for a market gardener or a small I will ever eat down to the last crumb toward us, and we say, "Oh, that Is dis- bruck, -there Is a noted peasant �h&te ' :. -41 � . _. r elaborate/ prepara ion for the -Spring trade ; and ar( now in, a- position to ;' . to the proprietor on the premises, ISAAC MILLER. condor amofkg the. Andes, battling with that will be put In your mouth. In tlie aster!', The white providence comes to where local plays, with a - high devel . I 1�1`, , a � - . � I � 'ry2'-t-f' the reindeer. I do not know, whether an I you Uoods, whicil�l for value, we defy- comparison. I Te are ' some beW ' 1. I aquarium or aviary Is the best altar from ,dying sacrament. It may - not be just the you, and you have great business. suc- ment of the patriotic element, dellgh� I R - 840wing ...'! 18, kind of f6od or apparel we -would prefer. cess, and, you have $100,000, and yon get �he popular audience on - Sunday after.: ful things in Dre� 0 - . ARM FOR SALE, 100 ACRES. -Being lot I .., - Goods and Trimmin-S -, our Embroideries and Laces, Wall � which to worship God. . T, I - g , Fconcesalion" 7,, township of Gray, one mile West The sensible parent depends on -his own proud, and you',get Independent of God, noons and gIv6 much satisfaction to the found to exceed a hing you have seen before. . � ' I \ Elijah and the Ravens. .1 1pyt I - . of Ethel; fiJ from Stuneb.. Ninety -Iva "res , judgment as to what ought to.be the and you begin to feel'that prayer, "Give visitors who attend them during the' - I I , � cleared; free ol stumps and stones ; weU under- ' . drained and fenced with straight fences ; ood brick There is an incident In' my text that app'arel and the food of the minor in the � me this day my daily bread,"' Is Inap- summer. One of the mdat suciiessful of - We i�iporte I direct through -agents -all our Table Linens, Towellings to' � houee and good outbuildings , T5 acres In fall wheat bafnes all the ornithological wonders of farnily. The child would as � Y, "Give propriate, for you, for you have made the dramas was written � by the wife .of i . ns' "' ' . � Apron Line 'I',ftom the Brookfield tinen Co., Belfast, Ireland, Eo that la - and 60 wren seeded ilown. Will be sold chemp and the world. The grain crop had been out 'me sugars and confections." "Oh, no," provision for 100 years. Tbeu a 'black a shoemaJ*r' in Pradl,. who plays the 9 I n) I � easy termit. A. MoKFJ.VEY, Brussels. us to ; you Linens at 0 - -, , I on off. Famine was in the land. In a -cave I I You must have some- sweeps every- leaaing,parii,with 'great "acceptance ,In enables ofle� - .prices ' t hith�rto obtainable. �- . � � " ifi27tf says the parent. . �, , .1 I providence comes, and It i . . - &7�--1 ,� 1 . - - I I by the brook Cherith sat a; -minister Of thing plainer first." The' child would tbing-away, and then you begin to pray, Meran in the autumn mont n ; fine : . ;1 I- - Our Ladies' Vests _�.. East Go& ' Elija% waiting for something to "Oh, give me these great blotches A d you begtn. to feel your dependence, 'open-air , theater, the play of " And,reas ' __ - I . I AIM FOR SALE. -Being the South r sayl an f In ' ' ' ' - . . � . -1 . West, of color in the gar ent. I I I I No I I says the and begin to be -humble before God, and Hofer" Is said to be - unusually - e. 11 . � I I mile There were no neighbors; it was a Darent. "Th4t.wouldn't 'sui, Are- models - �bieauty a I Fqwwter of Bectiolm 20 T. 24i R. 20, eat. Why did he not go to the neighbors? I within one"mile of sah,)ol 'house, and one L 'be table. " you cry mit for treasures In heaven. The Hofer was's'native of the Passeierthal, . 41, . nd in them we can please the most fastidious. . I and a half from Spruce - Creek post -office, . � On - � - - . . - . . I and about ten miles from the Village of Dauphin; I . : I - I !11 the berries? There were none. If there minors, and he Is going to clothe us and The:white providence brought you ruin. - of his time" still prevail there,. and'its . . "I - the same containing 160 acne of first clag3 land, -wilderness. Why didbe not pick - some Of Now, God is r Father and we are black pro-videnee'.brought you sa�lvation. which debouches at Meran. The costumes . : ' I Ladies' - U nderwear. - , . I ., I . ._ X � with good log house stable and first-class water, 63 had been, they would have been dried feed us. although . he way not always That whb% seemed to be harsh slid fierce -ftaditions still live, so that this play Is . � � . � � . . - � &cres under culiNlion, the balance being scrub .ulp. Seated on� morning at the molith of yield to our infantile Wish for the sweets and dissonant was your greatest , mercy. said to be- marked'with great historic , . We intend t , ake a specialty of Ladies' Blouses, Wrappersland Midi - land, all. but about 12 acres, which is poplar bush ; . � -ds --- . - I , . , 1, situated. in a thiekly settled part of the country. his cave, the prophet sees .a fidek of bIr .and glitter. Those -ravens of the te�*t it *as a raven. There was a child born I setting. � - . � - I I . I . � - . Reasons; for selling notable to farm. ApplytoW31. approaching. Oh., if they were only did not bring pomegranites ,from the . in your house. All your friends con- I I I . wear ready, to we4,r! I . . . I - I 1. I . I I � _t. . �. . MURRAY, Di u,)hin Manitoba. . -1532-U partridges, or if he only had an arrow glittering platter of King Ahab. They gratulated you. The other children of Pigs Along Shore. . - � I Z - ., - � . with which to bring them down I But as brought bread and meat,- God had all the family; sto6d 'amazed looking at the Pigs like 11sh, an - d pigs. raised along - Rea d4V to Wear '01:0thing. for Spring , I i I . . � I ARM FOR SALE, -For We, lot 36, concession they come nearer, he finds that they am _the heavens and earth before him and newcomer, and asked a great many ques- shore owned by fish6"rinen get . . plenty of I I . 1i 1, - I �31_." � F2, Kinloss, containing 100 acres, 85 cleared and not comestible, but unclean, and th9 _u,nder him, and Yet he ds this plain tiong, genealo Ical and cbr' I . To hand, andl in this department we are bound to know no opposiflo .1 -balence In good hardwood bush. Tbeland Is in . 9 01101091cal. fish to eat. Sometimes floh is fed to the . I I � � I eating Of thein would be spiritual death. food because it was Z t for Elijah to You sa,id-and you said truthfully -that pigs to clear ihem of soui;vy� Horseshoe Every Man, Yout� and Boy cordially iuvited to call and. look through our 614 - a good state of cultivation, is well underdrained and ; . I ' well fenced There is a frame barn and log house on The str Ob be strong, -my hearer, in , a vibite angel flew through the room and ' - � . ongth of their beak, the length have it. I crabs are -,often fed to pigs, -the crabs ing,'we think thp' � in 9 anitude o f 'the stock will surprise those -who are in 9 That little one being cut ol of the she Is ' o th t th * . - , the property, & never -failing spring with windmill. of their wings, the blackness of their the fact that the same'God is going to left thelittle one there. ear 11 s a 0 '6re sniall stocks are kept, - % alsoabout2 ac -es of orchard. It is an excellent color, their loud. � harsh "oruck, oruck," suppiv you! It is never "bard times" stood with its two feet In the very pigs can get at 'them easily. The pigs habit of buying 4 I � . � I " . farm and is within one mile of WhItechurch station, . , I � � where there are stores, blacksmith shop and prove them to be ravens. . wiph. him. His ships never break on the' sanctuary of your aff6ction, and w4th its like horseshoes. . i - _. 1 5� 1 . I � I a school on the opposite lot. It They whir around about the prophet's rocks. His banks never fail. He has the � two hands It took hold of the altar of Oftft ar( " I ., - churches. There is )und salt I water creeks . . Grocery Department. . Is six miles from Wingham and six from:Lucknow, I I i� � - L ,- .1 with good roadal lead in . all directions. This de- . head, and then they come on fluttering ,supply fqr you, and be has the means for your soul. But one day there Came.0110 minnows we caugbi and dumped Into . 0 1',' apartment is pompiete -ith the latest in every',ffiing, And' strable property williff wing and pause on the level of his lips, sending it. He has. not only the cargo, of the three scourges of childten-sca let ' ur Grocery I sold on- reasonable teme. r . . pigpens by the bushel. *any fish have � ,P W , I I 'I '_ - .. For further particulars apply to JAMES UITCHELL, and one of the ravens larings bread, and but the ship. - If it were necessary, he fever,. or croup, or diplitherUA:and all hard, sharp, projecting 8��Ines that might under the direetioli'l of Mr. James Pureell,'who will be pleased to L welcome'a I - 1495-1604-tf A. - - , .1 - _e VU eil fish � bri 6 . . Varna. P. 0. If another raven brings meat, and after "would swing 'out from the heavens a - that bright seene vanished. Th' chatter- stil6k in, the pig's btoat. Wh of ,and all to the gl, test and liglitest Grocery Store in this 0ounty. 11 � � they have discharged their tiny cargo flock of ravens reaching from his'gate to . in& the Strange questions, the pulling at this sort axe fed, the spines are first out - �1_ . . . - I . . -VOR SALE OR TO RENT ON EASY TERMS.- they wheel past, and other co-ine, until yours, until. the food would be flung the dresses as you crossed the floor -all off, and only the bodies and tails fed. � Our aim is.t��inake this. store to ihe County of Huron, -what Mai%b I X As the owner wishes to rotire from business on I - 1 . 11 - s,ocount of Ili health, the following valuable prope after awhile the prophet "has enough, 'down the sky from beak to. beak and ceased. . One of the hames of the American, soI6 Field's. is to Chi a,ro Wananial-er's to- Philadelphia, and Timothy Eato�!xi ` . � Irty � . . � . I 1p 0 9 . - Akwinthrop, milesnorthof Seaforth, on leading and these black servants of the wilder- from 61on to talon.. , . I The Black ]Providences. V; . . I . ', . I ; I 2, viill be sold or rented as - one ' ' q . Is hog choker. Toronto. "N I. . I . � . . I- - --es farm ness table are gone. For six months, Notice again in this story of the. text � Other' food is fed along with f1sh, *and - . i4l, I I . - L '. - or in parm to suit purchaser : about 6W acres of and some say a whole yW, morning and that the ravens did not allow Elijah to As the great friend of children stooped - advertislag ag . . r I L� � I , L I ndid farming land, with about 400 under crop, I . down and leaned toward that cradle and fish is never fed to the pigs, before killing Our gent, Professor Golding, will pro�ably call on you na L Nleebalance in,tastura. There are large barns and evening, a breakfast and suppdr bell hoard up a surplus. They, did not biingf -"'one In his arms and L a � .n,n I toe time; it would make the pork taste fishy. . L 1 - - all other bull ings necessary for the implaments sounded as these ravens rang out on the enough on Monday to last -all the week. �)k - the little . � week and will sho' *!�. ,yon literature that will pky to carefully per se. ' . - _ fed, has gool . - will eat soft clams. Down the bay I . ��. . , Yebloler, eto. This land is ,well wate L of Pigs . I 1i I - . 'air their "chick � cruck!" Guen where They did not bring enough one morning ,7#lked away with it Into the bliIwer of Fundy way, pigs go out at low tide - . � . ; . . 0 L . . - I I frame and brick dwelling houses eto. There ar - ' next morning. eter to .&14 . . 16 . I ' *bins to last until the They ;-,, . I �Vlst and saw mills and store which wiii be sold or they got the food from. The old I . sun and root for mussels. . Thet�, where the I � . . I . low him, and you followed the,- trea, . !_ . - - . rented on advanUgeoue terms. Also on 17bh,con- say they got it from the kitchen of King came twice. a day and brought just he : , tide rises 40 or 50 feei aiid comes - IL I cession, Grey township, 190 acres of land, 40 in 6 carrilad, and you have been following , � � � . ' I - puture, the balance in timber. Posses!�ion'gtven - . . as well them ever since, and instead of thinking -,Pilth ary.for , � I i.� � . - after buVest & farm Uads; mills at once. For par. their food from pious Obadiah, who was as I that the great ffet of the -world is the pigs to be 1 on the alert, and'they 1 - UNN. . - I 1. .. .74 L - Ahab. Others say that the - rav ns got knough for one time. You know great suddenness, It -is n6cess , , I : . In the habit * of feeding the perseoutec'L . of heaven only once a week, as formerly, in �B�e - B a_,', G� I SEAFO, � tioulars apply to ANDREW GOVENLOCK, Winthrop. -that we want, a s lus; we want the I �1�17 _. . I I - - 14864f J urp you aro Ithifiking of it iill the time, and an. Th hear the. first sound of the ! - ' lil_ I � - . . � - I I - - � - Some say that the ravens brought the rayens to bring 'enough for 50 years. . oonting. Fide ipve and turn And scamper I I - I J� i . . . 7 . .� - - - __ - _-, food to -their young te the trees, and that You havet mote confidence u ax ure and tender hearted - - - , . . � � �. . . I m P ' -they get . . . N n yf I in the Wash- yo 0 Lent- for the shore, and evil.n.thbn , ths �_ usno be, and you Are pat � � !�� - � Elijah had only to climb up and got 4t. ingtoil banks: or Bank of England that i there ,none too soon occasionally. -No ! , � m. 1 . . -1 - . . ly waitt g for' the daybreak. It is not I W !, - - I . . Ic ____ . - x I- 0=6 say thist the- whole story is Improb- you have in the royal bank of -'heaven. - Sun. I I . I 'i THE - -1 . 11 I ; I . I - � able, for theseWere carnivorous birds, � You.say: "All that Is very. poetic *but .self rlg�teousnew in you to -acknowledge York I . - . I I I .. ., th t a better man than you used . ' 01 and the food they carried was the torn -I you mar have! the black ravens. Give a CANADIAN BANK 'OF COARMER" to �ay'o,lriwre a better woman than you Couldn't be Pound. , I ., � flesh of living beasts, and therefore' me the'gold eagles." We had better - be I � .11. � � ceremonially -unclean, 'or it was carrion, oontent wAh� just enough. If .1n, "the used to . What was it - that brought - In a country court room tbi6- other day I ,. I - 1.1 11 I I I I I I - ; - I . � . . - and wo, you the ganctifying blessing? 0h, it was a � 1110 . RLW D 1867. � uld have b�en unfit for the prophet, morning your fwnily eats up all the very amusing incident occurred. � � . . I .. . save you Some say they were not ravens at all but the darl shadow on - the nursery; it was There had been � I.,: � - OFFIOEs TORONTO. Our direct connections will fo6d there Is in the house, do not sit I � quite a little chattering � I � . ' . . I HEAD I � the spectators, causing, the judge - .. . I � time and money for all points. that the word trAnslal;id "ravens" in down. and bry and say, "I don't know t1l dark h5dow on the short grave; it among J � � .. , .1, AM . . 'SIX MiLLION DOLLARS - 06, . - - w -rom.11 hi��e 4Lrk shadow on your broken to exclaim:.- . � !OAPITAL (PA10 UP) � . my text ought to have been translated where the next meal Is to come f it was the brooding of agmt IdLet us have 'decorum, ip the oeukt.11 . . .4 a a a . a a a IN W SL 10%0%1 . I Canadian North wVV ve S t -'.krabs. " So It would have read, "The About 6 or �6 ' 7 o'oloek in the Morn- black trouble; it was'A raven; it, was a AD am a real'mative at the Dffier- REST -- _- -* I .. .. I or . � - , . . � - Arabs_ brou$ht bread and *fIe4h In the Ing just look . owt ;t ,, up aAd you will see two raven., Pear Lord, teach this people that -ald 1k1% rushed at alias to the desr� CaW . B. E. � WALKER, GzKzRAL X"Aam .-" .Via, Toronto or Chicago,. mornin and bread and flesh in the black spots on� the sky and you will bear I . I � I .9 . hits pr vidences do not always mean Ing 6u$!- . . L . . - ; I ; �. I - . . I . f British Columbia and California evening." Anything but admit the Bible the flapping of wings, and instead of w I I , . of - - : ' advance ent, and that black providencos I R1004 Oram I Richard 01. � SEAFORTH BRANOH, -1 . - Ii, points. to be tme. I , Edgar A. Pools Insane raven alightling on & . . F# - I I . r , ii . do not ways mean retrogression It# wisks"'Na"Reft 4 11 I Notes -dh"unte4, DW �_ � , Chil n of- God, got up out '"Andig . I _ ; � , be suit everybody and PULLMAN TOUR- I - - i j4V 1 - Our rates are the lowest. We have them The BatUe for Bread. the cbsmb6r door "'only this and nothing I -)M"-- . I - A General Banking Sudnew Transacted. FarmeW ' i- I Hew away at this mh-acle.until all the More," yo4 williffid Elijah's two ravens, , . ;f your was Z for a C16 fied'in ' honedl paybl�le at all points in Oansda and the prini6ipal citW In I . 1, IST CARS for your accommodation. Call . I rAvens' of the Lord, the ',one despon noy. The Lord never ha# so Wit sourt. . � . I - . $ . I . -_ I the Unitpd Ststes6 Great Britain,, Fnno% Bermuda, k% A I. for further informi6tion. miracle to pue. Go on with th6 deplet- Or two many ra ons as be has to -day. - rftg . 0 . I 1. ,I, . � � . I .. ..� Ing process, ,Wbut know, my brother, that bringing bread and the other bringing your fret and worry to the wInda.',S*;na- . A man, whom the circumstances of - 1. N NT. . . "I . � . Station G. T. R. Ticket Office. you.are robbing only one man nd that meat -plumed. butcher and baker. I . V - . i . times Iff the' Vexatious Of life YOU traveling caused to sit in. the same scat Depwits of $1.00 ind upwards reoeivedi and cumnt ratN of intio �, � is yourself -of one. -of the most. ,comfort- � rrayer That Brought Water. feel HkTe 'little girl of 4 Yom, who with a young hkdy who w unusually . I - il . . I . I .; . : as , 1�� Train Service at Seaforth. Ing, beaut4ful, pathetic and triumphant ` 6 . sHowed. IWInter�et sidded to the prindpal at the end of M and Novo � . God is Infinite in resource. When the said undor some childish: ve .1 I Xy - 11 I . lessons In"MI the ages. I can tell you Von, 'Oh, friendly. for a stranger, said, " he was " '-A 2 - . I . . - . - . who these Purveyprs were. They were city of Rochelle was besieg ed and the in- I wish I �ould g� to heavou d5d see God - leaving the car : 11 I thank -you for' a very ber in es&'Yesr. - i - I � I � , !; . QTank Trunk Raflway. habitants were dying of the� famine, the and pick 1,aqwers I , He will let you go pleasant chat, but I am afraid you -Would Bps =-I attention. given to the oollection o� CommereW Paper md - -A I �' ravens. I can tell you who fr6ighted I '-11 1. I � i ,,, TrIiins leave Seaforth and Clinton stations'" them with provisions -God. I can tell tides washed' up on the beach as never when tbel tight time comes to Pick flow� not have been so kind to me had ydu known mArw Wei N,ote& " . I . - '-.-.' . I I � , . . . . . il . follows: I before, and as never since, enough sholl- ors. Unti� then, wbatevtrr you want, I am a married. man." "You haven't any � . � - " - � I la � Golao Wasr- SNAPOP.T11. CLINTON. you who launched them -(3,d. I can Ash to feed the whole city. Glod is good. for. I suopose Elijah prayed pretty 9!ay " ? - LXnT Somtor. . .. ) I - my4eil advatitage of me," promptly responded the F. HO I M. MORRI-81 MafiVO rassenger.. .. .. 12.47 r.m. 1.03 p.m. tell you who taughi th�am which way to - . . - I P _ X " Passenger.. .. .. .. 10.12,P. M. 10.27 P.P11 There Is no mistake about that. His 11 th tl Tremendous work bleisd young lady ;. 11 I ,�. i 8.45 A. M. 40.16 P.M, fly -God. I can tell you who told them v r 0 ani an escaped lunlitic." . ,� I . . _"V1*1 �Ory gim. 07=t�ndous work -before him. God And so, ' it turned out, she xeally was.-, 11 I tells us that �n 1556 in England there . � 11.�;��._ Mixed Train .. ..- .. 6.15 P. X. 7.o5 r. m. at what cave to swoop -God. I can tell � � . - &� � 1�r I GoiNGEmm- was a great diought. The crops jailed, . ! San Francific,61 Argonaut. I � . . . - you who introduced raven to prophet no ravens for� Idlers gr f9r a� - . . Passenger .. .. .. .. 7.55 A. X. 7.40 A. X but -in Essex,'on the rooks, In a place has no 7 - Passenger .. .. .. - - 3.15 P. M. 2.59 P. At: and prophet to raveu-God. There is one where they had neither. sown nor cul- people w'h are prayerless. I put It In tb 1. - . . ' BlUed Train .. ...... 5.20 P. X. 4.85 P. M. - .,9 . 11 � - I . I '. . - passage I will whisper in your ear. for I tured a great crop of peas grew until boldest Is ' possible, and I am Willinig' � I _;� .1897 % � . 'FURNITURE mo � I 0 - *ould not want to utter it aloud, lest ' i to rlskkk m eternity on- it. Ask G2d In . - � . . I � - :'4 , they filled a hundred meagures, and there I . - - Weffington, Grey and Bruce some one should drop down under , its were blossoming vines enough, promis- the right ay Or wh�t yqu want and ycil Scrofula is a, word you - . - . I � � 4 � power, "If any man shall take away ing -as much more. . shall lume It �f It is beat for you. � I , . �_ - "I GOWS NORTH-. passm". )axed. trom. the words of the Prophecy of this .But why Mrs. J e tither of Ch1cW a wen do,n't quite understand, but if We havwsstarted:ihe New Year with as fine a line � of Furni-ture 0'. �� Ethel.. ...... .. . 1%40 P. m. 9-13 A X. book, God shall take away his pa --t out -go so far? I can Ive you a_ . .. - I I I I Brusse 12.62 9.44 family1nicident. Some -generations back known C istWn *Oman, vr6s loh b her All our r wish to gee, and at prices that will mtonish yoit for cheapness. ' � I Bluevale, ...... . 1.0 110.20 of the book of life and out of the Holy I I-ecti- huhb�nd wiA4'w Vvith -one half Tollar YO talk with your ,doctor, - - 11 ' - 1.15 111.10 city. " � � tbere we,Ls a great drought tu 4Qonm arrauted to give- satidaction aud we extend to you -on invitation _Z Wingbmn.. __ , I I - _ and a co . She was palsied and had- I �1, - , , - Pamnger. Mixed. cUt, Now England4� The wiSF disap I he will tell you. thati It is are w __ Gonto SOVTJI.- While, then, we watch tl�e ravens feed- � . . I and inspect our large-sOck of Nd Room Stlit�w. Parlor Suites,Sideb r . 1� . WiDghm'.... - 6.66 �Lx. 5.30 F.M. - peared from the hills, and, th6 farmers- a MOOler 0 yews of age to support' The I I - Bluevale.. .. .. 7.07 608 ls� . I - Wit Elijah, le&athe swift dove of God's . widow=ed U1 every day aaked God for all genera ue te"nei'on Tables, Dixiing Room Chairs, Centre bles, Hat Raeks, W i I - . � I I - i iat as I Brassels ....... � 7.21 6 37 Irl sweep dWn the sky with divine living on the hillIg drove: their cattle tba 'Was n ed in the household and ChMoniers, Bamboo Qoods and Chairs of all kinds. When we know Vol - f0Z � 11 - I . I Ethel ...... .. _ 7.38 7.02 and on outspread wing pause ht down boward the valleyi, and had them the serva even was astonished at the .. 99 __ . t 'O . I se4ga to the * same cause xy.rhich . � . ., . the' lip of every soul hungering for com- SUPPI1411 at the wells I please 'you in quality and price. Give us altran." - - and f6witains of precision ith which God answei . -t . I , *d the - I . - I Huron and Bruce. fort. sumption. . . 11 . - � "'Pe niiIlghborp. But these after awhile prayers of that woman, item -by Item, a I I � W-gan to t4il, i and the neighbors said to Item' by i m. One clay, rising from the S M e __ . - . London, depart ------ 15A.M. 4.46 r X the great battles of the . le YOU Mr. Birdseye, of whom I shall speak: family a! I he servant said, "You have . . I li 9.18 5.67 � gives rise to Con r", De Wen - London, I y_ I GGLIG NORTH- I Passenger. On the banks of what rivers have been, It appear ostly in thos . a. world? Whi F � am looking over the map of the *orld to Unde taking -arta-al, ' � I Exeter- - - - - - - _'_ - 9.30 0.07 . "'You must 'not send your flocks and not asked r coal, and the coal -Is oqt.,, who are �k-siarved and thin, I i � .-. � - I - I � - ankmer that I will tell you that the great herds down here any more. out wells Th * the stood and pray@4 for the . I I- 1 4 "Ifinsall- - - - - - - - - I." 6.18 0311 . ,� ' - i - Kippe-.. - ------- 9.50 -4.25 . confli9t a to -day -is on the Pot"ac, on are giving out.') 3ft. Birdseye, the old On hour after that the aervi;it usually hi early - lift. A . , In 8pect, sud- 00 i . . _ . . . Our Undertaking ,department is complete I ' every' rei I . I . Bruoefteld- - _. - - - - 9.58- 0.83. ' the Hudson, On the Mississippi, On ,the Christian man I . 4 -1 ,; , gathered his' -family at =Lffll open the door and said, -I Th 101 A. , Z ClInton.. � -------- 10.16 655 1 � . 1.17 Thames; on the Savannah, on the Ithin 0, coal course of treatment of Scott's purchme, ftom first-el"s manufacturers only, we callignarantee to 9174 . � Undesbom __ __ - - 10.82 7.14 Ps the altar and with his family he gathered hap ',come. I A generous map, whose . � . � ;- a '*�._... __ --- - 10-41 7.23 � � . I the slav*es of th' ' satisfaction iu aU its,hranches, as we have an Undertaker and .1 1. -, " ' 4- ox�'the '.Nile, on the Ganges, on the was then I V e household -for bondage namb, I sho, Id give you, had 'sent -as E ffiulsion,- with the ..Hypo- . . 1, .. ' ' A I -1 '�� .1�elgral. ------ 10.156. 7.31 I - Connecticut --and nev, . fifteen. yearie .exp'erien� , a � . ' n Ogue 1� I . or before and never since -:,a supply _. e nd any orders we mo,y be Uvored with Shall � 'Wingham. arnve ----- 11.10 8.00 � 1. � . HOani-HO- It Is a battle that has bwn on their kneps Before God they crIbd for - of coal. Y t rst' ' phosites wherever . Scrofula the very le-eab attentio!�, Don% forget the 61 I ... T � 0 canno unde and lit. I do.,� d stand .1 �_ t GOUM 80UT11- PassenTe;. - ' I . I � - I , � going on for, 6,000 years. T" troGpo on- . � � " I . r . . � I I - Belgrave -- 7.04 - U51 � those was weepiiqg a d great sobbing at that � , ' P. S. Night calli attended to by calling at our. Funeral Diirreftet I - wingham, depart ---- ;, U01A.m. S.Wr.x water, and the family story is, that tb ere Ravens I ens! - , I , , , I - � �� gaged in it are 1,6.00,000,000, and The oming of the lt%yops. - . manifests itself, will prevent . .S o I . 1 7.16 40d. ' ,who have fallen by the way are vaster In altar thiLt the hmllj� might not perish My fri . e I you have a � t Door Ea�t of Drs,. Sbott & McKay's Office, : . I _.__ � - Elyth .... .. --..--- - ?t "Idence, Firs or * at Dr. If . . rig4i- 0 argue the de.velopment of the dis' . - �11 Londesboro _.. _ - - - - 7.24 4.16 number than those who march. It is a for lack 0 water and that the herds and fr - Old Ohie� on -gain Stibet Seaforth. , I - f - Clinton- _____ 7.47 it 30 1 . On3i pnre ent that God to gV6 to take I . . . . - 1". 1� J/ .- � Brueefi�4i=._ - _ - I - Z Soo 4,50 battle for bread. I flocks mlgl%t. not pbrish. .- . f ., t . �� :. � ', , - owe 0 � �_ - . 1- - f yo�-. Has he not 4 a , - t two, air case. � � I ' - - I. - . F � . Kippen.. _ - - - - - - F.17 4.�g Sentimentalists sit In a cushioned ' 'lly rose from the altar. Mr. the ' i -Let -us send. you a, _r% I I I M"I1______ - - 8.24 5.04 Ae A"---, r6 times every "y? Aat J0 M19st muw- " % : A I �, _� r I .CLJL_ffl r - lif, budy, with their - BIRO OT, BOX �: I - Exeter---.--_____ A.88 6.16 - chair, in their pictured st Blrdsqyie� �& old man; took in staff and veilou * ' book. Free. F6 & cost - I a. I look baelk and ,Wonder that ��.� 4 . - -_ � - � sli,ppered feet on a damask ottoman, find , Is I "I 15 . � � ,� V: . I � - 1 - -1 I � E Centralia . . . . . . . . . . _ - 8.5 5.28 . ;alke ' the jillis, ail In a Place ' God'has give me food thMe times a day �, - is '... c 0 w , h � . - - � . London, (ar#ve) ............. 10.0kAX 8.00, sax at.this-warld-, is & =eat fiezeim, ef em ht - SCOTT & BOWNE, Belleville, OM I . � l -i I � . I- _� _tb 11 mo Qt-tU-no with r"Alarly I I � �.) � - Mia Stmi6 SiWodb, FojrW, � 11 _ I . I ,�VWI.1!1111' Z a,U my 11fet1ma6..uever._.misab=, .--.-... .4 � bems . I i. � - . .. __ � - � . . 1;� - i� . , I I . - I I - . I . . . - . . � . I , . , 11"M".. . . I . - ; . - I . . � . . � 5 .�- - � I .1 - � . . . . I � I . - . : . - I . 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