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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1897-05-28, Page 2I - . I I I - ______ , - __ . . - - - - __ W 'M a � . � � , � T& ism There to a very short step. - , 'Lao _ -'books WeM %111 0^P1TALg ( Al -. - I = W I - : is effectual only for somte4l'that,;all the live FP 0 Ul . I . _� � - qW I � I Tie - Tast, this n6ife 11 0 But -it i L kesper in 1. � I L I L 'r) " will - L ' I - ,',CLASSES OF SOENDTHRIF - &I , shoMes & moWent# So 0 -Isions, made long"aner - . 11 i � I - .. I _� I . I . .. 11 maJority of children It! yow In . for as on ih of glo"M Alld rev . - ' = I . a 10 W . W an" �, . I - . . aft there because their Parents.' an gone they , begin. jiff&JU: L " 0 Godl 0 God I the time of - Moses, Jii' 16711.9 itiobsed. RKSTO a 1,!m I 414 � A .. � . I . . Riot � _10vaq I I 1.� __ __ I 1014i ftys Mebltaliam 1v th* Greatest F" to W I Drink. I Give me drink 1_ Help I � Simon - in his I I 0'ritl"l - - 'OVY L _of the I L � . � . __ �` � . LL . , I .1 drunken, lazy or reokle"ly Improvident.- lfelp� 116 I _�off me I "Take M I . .. . �, L ___. - 11 L I I have no 8 L ympathy for skinflint mv- , " 'showed from nternal .. ` BRANOIR, . , � a." .Ifflis Subject Is, "A - � . I . Take the*. then they t&e ' - off m6 1, Old Wstaraentt, I' - . 010J"rJAF0R.LX1 f I I L M*'Watkins classe I I I � . . I . � - : I I . . . 0 God111 AInd shriek, and they evidence that the Pentateuch and other - . � . . I 31i I I - I Ing, but I plead for Christian, prudenoe. - I 11 . I ,_1 I � X&S With Noleslt-A� JdrnlkkWd's Wrav`0- you say it is lmpossiblw now to Ia* up rave,% and- �hey pluck out their. hair by of the books had been compiled L "' . ' il , . . . . . . . . 0 r M . W -1 IN . - from MAIN STREET ,8EAF k . r I - . I anything for a rainy do., I know It, but handfuls and bite their nails Into the older sources, and, that Hebrew was not Ir'.. . 4'* . I - - . . e prlinitiv�, I L � , I - - - - - "M . ,4 w4shington, may 2 e�--Tbls oer,mon ,of I �� L a I � . I . - I � _ L, �. L We fit the 4aybre6kof national prop-' quick, andthen 'they - gmn, and they th anguage of mankind. Blo. . I 4 I i I -1 - ignment of Im. we I A general banking business -transacted. Draft on all parts of the UnItsd -, I I., i . I 14"J!8limage, Is an t�; , , th , I jai o I -_ - isk. and they- - L blaspheme, - cud - (ay hop Bossuet denounced Simon's work JeW _ I - - � 'i I " L I . - " prov dence In ah classes, aud of ikloobol- I*rlty- Some �*ople think.-itlo-mwm-to she . � . - . . n- Great l3rito" and Europe bought end sold. lAtters of credit Juned, available in _ _ . . . . . . . � I LL I i turn the gas low when:� they go out of ask the. keepers to'kill them"" Stab ine I , as a "bulwark of hTeligiou," and u . � � 44,�� L . ism as the greatest "emy of the working I L Of Europe Mo* and Japan. F�MGW BAIG N0t0§ coUseted, and jAvanoes � I -- �� - - L - . - . � her met Strangle met Take Ltl�e - sucessfully: ordered the -whole editionto , I . I 1&_& A.w f#TT_ 4-u 41. the parlor. They feel embarTassed If the Smot - & I -M. _Z. � . T s�. , � - I 1MVP&M. &#AW & a, V go I I * . . .- I - - ! - I � � . � . I . .111, 1. � . � � doorbell rings before they have ,the hall devils oft met, ' I -Oh, it Is no fancy sketch I be burned. � Soon afterward Jea Letlere, I . - -_ - � 1 I I I eapeth wages, earneth wages to p3it into *rdami similarly . . . SAVIN68 DEPARTMENT. -1 __� - � 0 . - t t1iing to going on now all up �and I I I � � . a beg rith holes. I', I . lighted. They apologize for the plain Tha a Swiss refugee at Amal - . . � _. . � � - - 1; . I .. . .9 I i I land, and I tell you further showed that in'the plural 'form of the � . if : , IN I .1 r I meal if you surprise them at . the table. down the & ,.L , - �� I In POrals, under the reign of Deirtua ' Deposits of One Dollar and �tpwardn received, and -interest allowed t � . � , � a Well, it ismean It it to onl to,pile up a . that this is going to be, the dm4h that word used in Genesis for God, "I.Elohim' I I - end of June -_ - staspe the teople: did not prosper. polythe- I � . . . " I _ , - -, - - - - 140 '01, M;_ - , - � - le b7 I - � - CHESFopt . 'wed for t whole or any portion of a deposit. ; 1 4- WAT I miserly board, but If It TM to educate 'some of you will die. I know.1t. I see it ; therio is a trace of the Chaldear� - - rates. Interest added to principal, twice each year--st the 11 I . � We; made money, but did. not keep It. I . � � , , . � � - �t � .. I children, If It be to;6 give more h0l - coming. I Ism. In 1765 Jean Astrud published -his -No notice of withdrawal in requ , ., _... � . I � . I � : i . I ., - I � J01" They -were like people who have a sack - your . 11 1P , . , . - - . I, I - I � : � toyour wife when she -does not f&1 Agaln,,the Inebriate suffers through i work showing*tbat two main narratives k S. HAYS., Solicitor. I '. I W. IL PEAROA !.. I � . I In which they put m?ney, not knowing - . wl� Z - lose of h6me. I db not' oftie how I enter intothe Composition of Genesis, . I I * I . � � 14M . strong, if It be to keep your funeral day the, . - I � - � I � � w - - � I - � - - - - - �� I that the. sack is toin,or eaten of moths, from being horrible beyond all endurance much he loves his wife and bbildren, It 'one using the word I I Elohim, '.I the other, 1, . - . � I . . � I . I I .1 � � " or In some way ln��.�le of holdtlig*val- . - . , . � � LIN R "-for Jehovah. . I - . , - ., � � - I ,out in because It Is to to the disruption -and - this passion for strong drink bas nays� "Jahvebt ' I I � � ' - . � - . I mables. As fast as the coin ww Early In the sixteenth cent i - I -if it- 'tered him, he will do the most outrage- - It is poor economy to b iy che�p Tea, and -use twice as � ' � , ury Frao � .� . I annihilation of the domestic circle, I � � k - _. I . . one end of the sack it dropped out of the I *r � 11 � ; be for that then it Is ma4imifleent. i ous things,- and if he.could not got drink mus provet that the seventh verse In the . 1 4 � �_� , � OAP' other. It,inade no diff6renoe how much I � . I - I L -1 �. i , . * first,eptstle - is as from a good one. - i . . I An any other way hd would sell 'hits 1 fifth cbsper of thei of John . and not get half as . I �� - __ S . - � wages they got, for they lost them. 1641re � Broods Povert � I ,,much sat faetion . � n � I Y. - - I . � I � A I. . - I � .� � - _. Ik''A ... 1- ... �� : I family into eternal bondage. How M&U7 Was an interpolation. But, although Sir . , � . 1. t --- . - that earneth wages, �prneth wages to put There are those who ars kept In P0V homes have been broken up,in that W1 Isaac Newton and the nineteenth century . � I I., . . � !_ . . ly - . . . I . 1� . I I 1, . . � � , : I � It Into a bag with h6les. " erty because of their own fault. They no one but God knows. Oh, Is there any,; reviserg also rejected this passage as to I - . ! .. . : . . - . , I ? I � - - -1 , , i . - � , �, � - I � . - : : � What has become of the billions and, might have been well' off, but � they thing that will so destroy a man for this the "three witnesses," the Anglican 66 . - : i, � I I . . � 7 billions of dollars Ini this country I I ! , I � p .i I . I Paid smoke,4 or chewed up tbe:lr 'earulngsi Or life,and damn hi mi for the life that to to 'Church ,still retains It in its Lectionar,*, " I . . I ii. I . � I . - Z . I . I to the working classes? Some of these � . I . I I - ; I ... . the� lived beyond their In"'118, -while come? Do not tell me that �& man can be and the Scotch Church In the Westmin- � , � I .. . . . I . � I ; __ . I � I ,� - 11 I 1:'�- I . - r. � I I . : -- moneys 1a,ve gone for house rent, or the others on -the Faroe wages. and on the happy when he knows that, he is brmk- oter Confession, as a main support of the � . . I I . I I /` I . ; esteadg, or wardrobe, or - LU D, ,;ELLA � � I [ the Year 1 &9Z. purchase of homes . same a-slaries went on t6 competency. I Ing his *ife's heart and 'clothing his do a, of the Trinity. Luther, In aver- I � I , . : . I %; During . . family expenses, or the necessities of life I : gm I ILL Id . . I . � . I - . .. - I I . I know a m all - the time c0m- children with rags. Why, there - are on ring justification by faith and not by .1 - F, _� an who Is . . I.. I � + - I I I.. - � For full particulm see advertisements, or apply to or to provide comfoT What I - i i * � � I , ler I ons? - Wai ag -meu,i while he himself keeps E Y- LO - , �� c I- � : . - 6 in old age. sted in plaining of his poverty � aild - crying � out the roads and streets of this land to -day., - good works, rejected the eplistle of James 0 N_ TEA ; � LEVER BRO&I LTD., 23 ftm ST., TORMUO has- become of other eAnst rich little children barefooted, unwashed and as a I I book of straw, I I and he would not � - 4-11 ; . . I � 0 � I i . � � I � I . foolish outlay. Wasted at the -gaming two dogs, -and chews an unkempt -want on. every patch,of their concede that Paul wrote the� Epistle to � --- . I .... - � I 1� 7 I � I � , � I � table. wastea in intoxicants. Put into a ' I smokes, and is . ; . I , Y, . 1 � full to the chin with whisky and beer.' - faded dress and on every wrinkle of their the Hebrews. . I . . f L � - . - - . 'is a good � one and 8'uro to please. I � bag with a hundred boles. . J� h - -ins Micawber said to David Copper- . : u__ a REAL ESTATE FOR SALB. I Wilk prematur4ly old countenances - who In the *eIghteenth century, John Gott- � I ; � I � 1� � .1 working i � . i � i � .1 � � I i 1� . I f, � _; MVLRMS FOR RAtr--Tlie undersigned has twenty classes have spent foi drink during the expenses, 20 shillings and 6 pence; as Well clad as you are but for the faot Poetry," proving the Psalms to be by ln � � 4 , � � I � I I T11 � ; . on to ;; I A : .- - .V Moloo Farm for, ide, In FAO Hurons the ban- last go years, and I I will - build for every - d Packages ,). 0 e . . I �, I . result, misery. But, Copperfleld, my boy, I L I ' � 250 400, 50c and ( . Gather up the money that the field: "Copperfield, my boy, :91 Income; , would have been In churches to -day arA fried Herder wrote his I I Spirit of Hebrew . JI, $ i i I t �_ � r ner County of the 1!rovin0e; 0 51158k and pri I that rum destroyed their parents , and different authors and of different periods, ea .: � i�. I : i , I ' r � I . I x . � � - I por full InformtIon, write or call personally. workingman a house and lay out fo X1 inrom6; expenses, 19 � shillings and- 6 drove them into the grave. Ob, rum, and Solomon's Song to be simply an . - N - I _11UIL I . . � . - , : P I I . them. F. & SCOIT. Bruseels I . - i - � No trouble to show him a garden and clothe his sons in I 11 A -1. I It, happiness.11 But, 0 work- - . . � - . pence; resu - 1. � mi-tt thou foe of God, thou despoiler of home,- Oriental love poem, not'an allegory of . I , - I � -1 � : 1: .... �1 P. 0. �' . I broddeloth and his .4�aughters in Silks i , _", ID -0 , 4 � , - . ingman, take your morning drKih and thou recruiting officer of the pit, I hate Christ's love for- the Church or a recon- I I , -4 p ). � I I . p . � i . and place at his front door a prancing' . FROM � ALL ,LEADING GR0001ko, '' 1. . ?, . . . . . . FOR SALE. -100 acres, n the township of y9ur moon drarn and your evening draip, thee I I dite representation of love of Jehovah for . . � . . : I . 1, span of sorrels or bays and swiv" him a . . . I - . I � ,, 11 .. - . FACrey, us" BruwW& There in on it nearly N and spend everything you have over. for I A Deeper Loss. .' . ]Israel. In 1806 DeWette published his I I 1, I - . - --- . .. h �res%of bush, about half black sob, the rest hard. the pres- - � "I W. I � . 4 ,. I A( . � policy of lifelusurauce, so that tobacco and excursions, 'and you.Insure , "Introduction to the 'Old Testament 11 I - . it 1 . 1i .. - A. never-toffling spring of water runs through ' But my subject takes a deeper tone, . I I I � I - � . - . � !4 - . wood. out home may be well maintained after poverty for yourself and your ch owing that Deuteronomy is a ' t - srgaln. For particu- � - Ildren i I � z I, , I the lot Will, be sold at a big b �ha ic Agina qph.m wF "TW_JQ1-,A,n+ ninst � and that Is -that the unfortunate of whom sh late 1�-, . - i �, � 7 T"n 11 . - ; 'lars" apply to ianb� JJWZ WALK-E&K. -OX rav, . & 1. 1, P . � i t - - - . I speak sufferl from the loss of the soul. priestly summary of the law, and that , ; I - � . BrusftlL I., . 1470 overpowering enemy of the. working If by some generous flat of the capital- _ Chronicles is a very late priestly recast ; . " [ - V� - � _ . The Bible luti1raates that In the futuxe . I JX I � - . ; � . classes is Intoxicating liquor. It is the Ists of this country or by' a new law of ' Hup : . I � I I "nOR SALF. ted on anarchist of the centuries and has boy- i ) , � . - world,, If we are - unforgiven here olir of carly hIstory. In 1866 Hermann' -' I I I.. � I -That valuable property situa It � I � Iff the government of the United States 25 i . som I J - � : 4m� - - _U the ent,side of north Main street, Seaforth. ' --�f bad p4sslons and appetites, unre9trained, field published his treAtIse 6stablisbing . . - A . , . . - . . _ 7 i I V _. - cotted, and is now boycotting, the body � I i per cent. or 50 per cent. or 100 per cent. that tbree,docuinents are combined In . . 1"i 0 - . This property oossiste of four lots, and a fine dwel . 11. 1� I . � - ing house, containing a dining roon, parlor, 4.bed I of American labor., It 'of the working 0 - � . ; . - , will g' along with us and take ourtor . I � 1; i, .- . and mind and sou ,. � were added to the wages en IjLn Genesis. In 1889 Abraham Kuenen pub- !71 . I - , 11 � . , - - rooms, kitchen and cellar. There is also , ft, Is to it a worse foe � an monopoly .and ' - ment there, So that, I'suppose, wh 4 - I � " . I I a4a- I 11 th 11� I I . ,1. stable, carriage housey stors house and wood shed. . � classes of American, . It Would be no , lished his �' I Rellgion4 of Israel, I I proving , -1 �� I - � I . - � worse than associated capital, I - Inebriate wakes up In that world, he will 1�1 I i � rd -and � ally swindles Industry out of a them unless they stopped strong drink. feel an In 9 him. lished not,at the beginning, but at the � `1 .. XA. - .1 �' 14 . plan!%d, . . ' ST A M"MENTS " �, 4 ). grouads are pleasant and well shaded; aloo well � ,vantage - to hundreds of thousands of that the Levitical � � i .i � Th4 Iroot tre6s, and small fruits, ba It annu finite 'thirst cousumin Jaw bad been estab- CANDID a6 JW . ij soft t'Ithpor terms -apply on the premises. M. I r, Now, down in this world, ,althotigh'be : . r, I .0 �, , � � . i . � 1. .. �'. I � : A � I pe�reentage of.1ts earnings. It holds Aye, until they quit that evil habit, the ce 6f the Jewish nation, �Ji I - . I 11 � . arge U 6 I I I ROBERTSON, Seaforth. � 1635.tt have been very poor, he could beg ond df the.0 existen ,� I � I t� . out its I?Iasting solicitations to the me- more money the more ruin, .the more � may I � �. � !! - . I I � � - � I . � orhe could steal 5 cents with which to ,. w1len herbes and prophets bad been sue- I �[ . . I P -DARK FOR SATAL-For We, lot 6, concession 12, obanle or operative on his way to work, wages, the more holes in -the ba I - 11 ' . - gi got that Which would slake his thirst for ceded bk priests; and that'the Old Tests- ' 1". 1_�, ! I . d at the -noon spe�l, and on his way My plea Is ta those working people who � I I � , 11 _V township of Hibbert, containing 100 acm of an � � i, � -- F � " I good land I in a good state of cultivation. ot- a little while. But in eternity where Is luent history Is largely - mingled with - - . A, ??? _�_ j.- � well home at eventide; o. Saturday, when the are -in a discipleship io the -whisky b" i I . , !,� I - mith andlegend. In 1878 Julius Well- � . I - I I �� 11 I I- - fenced , good brick house ; good bank bum and out wages are paid, it snatches a large part tle, the beer j1ag and the wine flask. And - the rum to come fromF - FOR i T ,�J E PE01PLIN16,01. I 1i � buildings; IraoreB of fail wneat, and ploughing all I � �4, 1 � 4, 1 1 e money that might come into the Oh, the deep, exhausting, exasperating hausen 'pu�bljshed his I I History of Israel,',' I . I., i � - * I �. Ill tiling spriig� ; 85 of th what I say to them will not be more ap- 11 . � - � ..... � *' - . � . i . . " � I-1 - . 2�rne'-'s 'taim'e-Jor f ,dhe,r family aad sacrifices it among the saloon ' everlasting thirst of the drunkard M showing it to be "an evolution obedient I I �. . I I 7,i I than to -i fl �� . li, � � , LV,, propilatoto, the working:classeg � , to the laws at* work in all ages," and . � K - . - I j . , .,i �. I ; � . , cam ,'�. - , . . � r keepers. Stand the aloont of this coun- hell 1. Why, if a , fiend, 0 up to earth - �� I 4 r fi .- . . . � � tf . the business classes, and the literary . .. . I 4 � - I � . I - ; . F_J , .� . I .. . classes, And the professional classes, and gshop Jewish litorature to be "a growth out of .. - i 1 .14 � -1 �_i try side by side,.and it is cafefully esti- for some infernal work In a grol - 1� .- - � . . . � i 1,1114 < nd should go back taking on Its wi,ng Individual, tribal'and - national life."- . . - 1� � ; I . - .1 . "I . ARM FOR SALE, 10D ACRug,laelng lot 18, mated that they woWd reach from New all classes, and not with' the people of a . . .1 I � I . . . I , . ' �� .. - - .- . � just one drop of that for which t I 111 . � . � : . . . . 1A Fconcession 7, township of Grey. one mile west York to Chicago. ,"Forward, march " G ' he In- Benjamin 'IF. Burnham, *In the Arena. W� are,placingr in stock s of the ni,dest and most fashionable - I one age more than of all ages. Takb one . . �_ . acres I ebriate in the lost world longs, What e -x-% i � . � .3 * I _.- - of Mel; 6.J from Brumele. Ninety-five says the drink power,1 I I a good square look at the suffering of the that it will be your -pfivifflegge I ,see outside. this store. We havemade N -,l - cleared; free of stumps and stones; well under- 0 � ce th Put that i 1 A Bit of TrIalt Wit. . I - . i - . I - r:l take possession citement would it mak ore? , I i the - V � I drained and fenced with, straight -fences; good brick of the American nat . , man. -whom strong drink has enthralldd, 1 elaborate preparation for the .ring trade - and are now in. a position to .� . :. . .� 1, .. house and good outbuildings ; f 5 acres in fall wheat - AU to Drink. I and remember that - toward that goal one drop from off the flend's wing on the Some �Ime ago while I was trading In W defy comp ) re showing some -_� , , 11 , . . . -and 50 acres seeded down. Will be sold cheap and. . ' . . I tip of the tongue Qf the destroyed ln� # villagg store one of the clerks came to you Goods, whkh for value, arison. We a �', Z ; L�� . . . . . � on S. I I ultitudes are running. ! The disciple of A, i -_ i , . , a" .1 � .... easy terms.' A. McKELVEY, Brumel The drink bust es-- is pouring its � ; In ebri6te; let the liquid brightness just, the junibr partner, who was waiting on ful things in I)ress Goodis and Ammiurrs ; our Embroideries and Laces, . " . � . ' - I . . I � I I - . . . 15027tf vitriolic and damna le liquids down the, alcoholism suffers the loss of �elf respect. touch it, lot the drop be very small', It it me, and said: . i I found t � o, exceed anythin en I :-;,I ; J- I . - Just as soon as a man! wakes tip and I 9 I ---- �ve se" before. ' t I throats ot hurn s of thousands of :-; 4 I only have in It the smack of alcoholic " Pleasei stop to the desk. Pat F�ynn � . I T.. - -VOR BAM-A valuable fruit and grain 'farm, ) 4 findi that he Is the 'captive of strong " -_ "... - . � 21 ii -'rI, - . X on a,good road,- within six ipiles of Clint -on. labdrers, :aknd while the ordinary strikes drink; lot that drop Just touch the lost Wants to settle his hecount andwants a �. H - f 1414 - . drink, he feels demeane& I do not pare J - - We imported direct rou , agents all our Table Linens, ToweHings 1 t. , , "I � - qn, Goderloh are ruinous both employers and em- I � inebriate in the lost world, and he would receipt. " � � . . Pf" �kfield Linen Co., Belfast, Ireland, so , that I , f!��-" township. and contains 75 acres. It yields annually how iecklessly he act$'. ' He may say, "I Apron Linens, from t�e r13f, 11.� I from ployes, I proclaim a strike universal I - The merchant was evidently an I . � �1 ,- , rr"4, � -" he - cannot spring to his feet and cry: I I That Is noyed. " � ,. .111, - . 80 to 100 barrels of winter apples, and in a good against strong drin , which, if kept up, don't care, does care. He re. enables us to offer you L nens 4. pric6s not hitherto obtaindble. - . �! � I I �, oin ",,", grain farm, the land being a No. 1 clay loam. There look a pure man in thq eye unless it Is rum, aha I That is rum I" And it would "Why, what does he want of a il'�, . � J ,; � w � relief of . I I - � . ".��1111 - Is a No. 1 firame house on the.Lok a good barn ' Ith will be the lie working classes wake up -the tschoes of the damned: celpt?" he satd� "we never give one. . . - I I . . � �; � �� 0 . � � � � I with positive force of resolution. Three- ,, . - , IW- . . stone stabling underneath, and It is well watered in -savaton ofl the nation. I will I . % - and th Give me rum I Give me rum! Give me Simply cross his account out of the book; . I 1� !�� % I ' I 0 . u rn-'�, Ladies' Vests �,. - � , 1".. every, field. A Inge porsion of the purchase mone . i 1. I y � I � .............. may, remain on mortgage. For terms, etc., apply to undertake ay 1hat there is not a fourths of his nature 19 destroyed; his rum I" In the future world I do- not be- that is receipt enough." � � . I i I � . - I . to s self respect Is gone; he says things he i , r in St ! , - 'ates . 4 . . I I THOMAS BURNS, Carlow P. O., or to W. W. FAit, healthy labore the United lieve that It will be, the absence- of dod ,,so I t! tud L them we can please the most fastidious. � - ' old him," answered the clerk, Are models of beauty � . I _ . - I - - RAN, Clinton. 1536-tf would not otherwise say- 1headoes thing's �; . �_� - who, within the next ten years, if he will ' that will make the drunkard's sorrow. I I I but he 4s not satisfied. You had better . I . % I . � 12� 1 - . -_ be would not otherwise K When a mau � - ,,�. - � ... I I � . -LURK FOR BAIR.-For-sale. lot 36; 6oncession e with trong drink,the I � -I I . - U n r rwear. . I - i,- . I . I: ig beverage * "d be I , ..., refuse all Intoxicat do not believe ftwill be the absence of' see bira."� Ladi '" de � , 1, � , I Is nin"nths gon . I _. I - , � s . So the �proprietor stepped to the desk, . J0, � .1 � I saving,'may'not become a capitalist on a light. I do not believe �hat it will: be the - . - . � A 1: - _U 2. Kinlosa, containing 100 acres, 85 cleared and . � � I , first thin he wants to do is to persuade . . .�, , . . �� - - . � �Jf. the balance in good hardwood bush. The land Is in small scale. Our country in. a year ' absence of holiness. I kthiuk it will be and after, greeting Pat with a Good- aid � A _� - 1�iz, 41, 1. ' a good state of cmItivation, Is well underdrained and spends $1,500,050,ODO for drink. Of you that te can stop any time he wants- - I . _ We intend to make a ape',' lty of Ladies' Blouses, ,Wrappers and 'Un, ."'.. . wellfenced. Thareis it frame barn and log hous- to. He cannot. The Philistines have- the absence of rum. Oh,`qmok not upon morning, � said:- ir , I . , . .., V, I � ,I, t�77 e on course the working 61asses do a great deal the wine when It Is red, when It wear ready to wear. 1. ,� . ?_ LL _ I . I - I .� the property, a never -failing spring with windmill, . I moveth "You want to settle your bill, do I-,:4i_,� I , bound him hand and footj and shorn his L . I . . I � I � . . � - �z � . -also about 2 mid -as of. orchard. It Is an excellent of this expendit Careful statistics, itself aright In the -cup, for at the last It you?" - I . , 0 ; U��- classes oi locks, and put out his eyes and are , . "' I i! ��w, - � farm and It within one mile of WbItechurch station, show that the wagp earning -1 � , ,� _. I ' - biteth like a serpent and it stingeth like Pat replied In the affirmative. Ready to Wbar Glothing for Spring . , I � tz.. � making hi ni grind in the I mill of a gr . " . : - T., _. -�,- where there are stores, blacksmith shop and Great Britain expex�d in liquors, 2100,- ' . eat . an adder.' I I I "Well,'? said the merchant. "there Is I 11- - I I . Z v - ': . th . horror. He cannot stop. I will prove it. . . , 0 ,.: ":: . churches. There Is a school on - 9 opposite lot It , - � � . -J� I 000:000, or $500,000 000 a year. Sit down When I declared some time, ago that no need 69 my giving you a receipt. See I To hand, and in this dep ' . . - Wx from Mucknow, I z I is six miles from Wingham, and i Hd knows that his course Is bringing , , tment we are bound to know no oppo 4 - �-, * SAR ! � _. I � .. i Z. . ly invited to call and look th-roifgh our eN' I - - cdons: This de- and, calculate, 0 workingman, how much, there was a point beyond which a man I will cross your account off the book;" Every Man,'Youth ai�d Boy cot , - ; ll w' 0 - - I I . I �. 04 oad � - I -1,, ruin upon himself. He loves himself. If . I I I - , .11.1 . ;i Mb 1"e, prop you have expended,lin these directionst could not stop - I Want to tell you that, - and suiting the actian,to the word he i � . F_ % _,��i' . ,,r fu,,the: be c.ould stop, he would. He knows his $ _ing,, we think the magnitude - stoe . . surprise I e 11 t are In- . . J,� � �-- , . arna P. 0. Add it all up. AM up what your neigh- cou . . � 181 pone - - 0 "I'll, ' , - rse Is bringing ruin upon his family. while a man c4nnot stop in his own drew b' il diagonally across t400 habit of buying where sniall st66 s . - - - 01 ., bors have expended, and realize that in- . strength, . sre�kept, 21- - , the Lord God by his grace can ae,bount. f I That is a good receipt. I I - . ;�� -,- - � ; � � - � - I I He loves them. He would stop it'he - I ' . I �Ji � I . I .11 - . � !I: - . R SALE OR TO RIWT ON EASY TERMS.- stead of answeringi the beck of other help him to stop at any time. I was in a. 'And do you mean. that that settles � . - - - 11-- . . . � , ,,�� I- I �. _ FoAs the owner wishes to rettre from business on . , could. He cannot. 'Perhaps he could three . . . 6 . - - . "_ �� people yoii might ,Ibave been your own . room In Now York where there vrere it?" exclknied Pat. � - Groc ry' PO,partment- , - . _ _ _ t � k � . a0munt of ill health, the following valuable property months or a year ago; not now. Just ask � 11 . t ! . f - - . capitalist. Whenny u deplete a Working- who had been reclaimed froin "That settles it, I I said the . merchant. I . , � i __ � at Winthrop, 4J miles north of Seaforth, on leading . . .1 I � " � I � �1: I � - many men . , , - - 11 In parts to suit purchaser: about 500 acres of capital. The stimu ted workman 0 Y-1- 7, "And ye're suke ye'll never be' askin' .;�s complete with the latest in everythin& md4 JE -nows be cannot, so he does n * t tr� Our Grocery Departme , I I road to Bruskels, will be sold or rented as one farm man's physical e, gy you deplete his him to stop a - month. He cannot. He drunkenness. I heard their "� testiniciri _. gives '�� or , ,k . and for the first time In my life there me for Itiagain?" �, , i gleadid farming land, with about 400 under crop, out before the uns Imulated workman. � Drink Victims. 'truth I never understo6d. 'We'll I never ask -you under the direction of Mr. 9. 11 8 Pure'ell, who will be, pleased to welconiev" I � - e balance in postmee.. There are large barn's and , flashed out a I _. I all other buildings necessary for the implamento, My father said: "I became a- temperance , for It &gain, " and all to the brightest and ligh! iest Giwery - Store in' this County. . - I . I I 1, . I vebiolev, eto. This land is well watered, h= good man In early life ause I noticed in I had a friend who was , for 15 years, They said: "We were victims of strong said the. i erchant decicledly. , . � 11i ! A . . - . ' i `� � going down under thisevilhabit. .He had drink. We tried to give it up, but alwrays "Pat I t. 7 , 11 said Pat, " 1211 be after Oar aim �s to'make this otore to We County of Huron, what MA"h' 7 I � ; ' ker's t0;, Philadelphia, and Timothy Eato6i . I` frame and brick dwelling houses, etc. 'There are the harvest field that, though I was large means. He had given thousands failed. But somehow since' we gave our kapin' me money in me -poo4et, for I riems is to Ohicago' Wana l#"a i .� - grist and saw mills and store which will be sold or physically weaker other � ' . rented on advantageous terms. Alqo on 17th eon - , an Workmen; of dollars to Bible societies and reforma- bear+A to Christ, he has taken ,care of haven't paid it." - . ,A, ., _ _ . �, - . 'I opger They Toronto. I . \� I : � . cession, Grey townshit 190 6dres of land, 40 in I could hold out I ' than they. tory institutions of all sorts. He was -very us." I believe that. the time will soon Oh, i0ll, I can rob that out I" I . � . ; . � - pasture, the balance timber. Possession given took stimulants, I took none. I I A brick- :: I . .1 11 - � after harvest of farm lands; mills at once. For par- - genial, very generous and very lovable, come when the grace of God will show , FalWt now,. and *I thought the Our advertisincy ent, Piofessor Golding,, *ill probably call on you xo� I. ticulars apply to ANDRZW GOVENLOCK, Winthrop. maker In England Igives his experience and whenever he talked about this evil Its power not only to save man's a-ciul, sanae,�' said Pat. . I 0 1 -4 , . i . - 148.6-tf , In regard to this tt men In � week'and will show yotg litefat�l ie that will pay to carefuRy peruse, - - ] � � . :�. 11 In 'Or among habit he would gay, "I can stop any- but his body, and reconstruct, purify, It Is niedless to add -. that Pat -got his . . I 4 V. He sa - 7 - I I his einpI4 y after inveistigatl6n: time." But he kept going on, going on elevate and redeem It. . receipt. . I . . ,; il � . "I � I 11 " . . . ,ker ' I . I Mleeting of Hnron County "The beer drin er who made the fewest down, down, down.' Hls'family would I . I Y - I 1, � � I - bricks made 659,00 , and the abstainer I(I wl � sh you would s � top." (,Wh. " I A Sure Aemedy. , A Successful Life. , � I . � - �________ WAR - � I �._ � I ou : � � MV differencA) in beh � 0] ft The council of the corporation of the County of of the abstainer over I want to." After &while he, had delirium grappling at the roots of ' your tongues good work. His voice was not heard on 0 �;_ NEIRIF - I Council. e the indulger 87,000 " say, . . I Y, N_ who made the fewe�t bricks 746,000. The be would reply, .�'I can stop any time if I verily believe that, alth gh you fee) - � for ever , .k He waq a aulet man,'r6ady B. -B- 0 �X, . . Uuron will most in the Cquuoil Chamber, in th tremens. He"had It twicei and yet after an almost omnipotent thirst, if Y011WIll the street; he,. did not aspire to be a - ; . I - I . � � . . __ � � .1 � . I Town of Goderich, on Monday, 31stinst., at a When an g s out to the battle, I "I could stop at anytime if . � . . � I : I 11 F Z that he said ii�ive your.,heart to God, he will help you leader. " But his Influence was felt, d, . I � J, ; I OlIclock V. m. WILLIAN LAW -E, Clerk. the soldier who b" WAter or coffee in his I wanted to., t bY his grace to conquer. Try it.. 11) is In fact, #e led many by drawing an - . ; , � , ,_� , - Dated May 17th, 1897. . He Is dead .now., What . them 1 4 - 1536-2 ,, -_ ' I I , - - canteen marches easier and fights better killed him? Drink, deinil And yet Your la4t chance. I have looked oft -upon into close relatlo]ds to himself. When he J � .1 - I . . . 4 . . � I I : . I I . ' , " - -_ than the soldier w1io has whisky In his among his last utterances was, 111 can the desolation. Sittinj next to you in died there ,woo mourning among all" .. . ,� THE I � �. � I I � I I . I � � � . . I 1. I . . I I i - I. � canteen. Drink helps a man to light stop.at any time.,, He did not stop it our.religious assemblages there are a classes, - 4ud from-dietanee plaqx the Poo- n r 71 ' , ..; �.1 r, - � when he has only one - � many people in awful 'peril; and, I i I contestant, - and because he could not stop It. Oh, there good Ple oamei to his funerol; He was I ' beloted - %ANADIANI, R A- N K 0 F C O.A. MEN R 0 1 1 1 that at the street corner. But when he n U ordinary circumstance i L It. I f I is a point in Inebriation beyond ivhicb: If Ju4gI 9 fro' I In the I.ard,'.' a "f#Athiul and bel#vied I -, � I . . . It A r � goes forth to, maln�ain some great - battle -a man goes he cannot stop I them Is not one chance in five thous brother."? He was a follower of ChMsb, 95M A InIr VM � ; I - . - I . �, : � - . � i 1867. 1 � . � for God and his country, he wants no One of these victims said to a Chris- that they will got olaiLr of it.- Thermo whose religion aypeared In his business . I � , L -1 it, 4 . . I L IL I . & - him. ltulisi&ns 90 -tian man: "Sir, if I Were _h I and Xa"ifisted itself In Chris- ,-- - � - I " I , drink about the men In every congregation from Sabbat relationg; . ; . � .: I told that I J HEAD -'t FFIOEs TORONTO. .. � Zt . Our direct connections will a&v'e you- n . I or 0 ' T I 1. . to war a corporal es a 0129 the line couldn't get a drink until to -morrow to Sabbath of whom I must make the t � . I I I I ; 4_1 � - "P*27 to ' 1 � . , f - time and money for all points. I L � I&A W60. The �4or bore t" F ii I . " r, �4 - �th 01 . OAF ITAL (PAID- UP) 81 , im - �_, , and sm,ells the brei th of every soldier- If night unless I had An, my fingers out off, remark that if they do not change their his Madness &n4 bis h 1P In t4-pir "Wokh; , ,* MILLION DOLLARS, - 86, 101 -11 I -i I I . . . . . -a � . there be in his breitth a taint Of istOxi- -I would'say, 'Bring the hatchet and c course, Within ten years they will, as to and oares. a" * , a � . � . ut - tolre 1"Knony to REST - - - - -!- � - - n - � - ,S 0(1�x �t, i I � I I W �11 - Canadian North'West cating liquor, the man is sent back to them off -now.$ " I have a: dear friend in their bodies, lie down in drunkards Me help in 1 : � � 150- ,-, . JfN' I, the barracks. Wh f He cannot endure graves, and as to their souls, lie - & - n V&*akwiri ,of ik* "I 400i". The - - B.. -R WAIXER, GzNmuL 31"Aciz%. ' - , 1, , - �" i . 11 I . - � I I Philadelphia whose nephew cAmo to him aw . I f s *.:-, � � 04 bm fts"ST I � i � . I L � , I - , , _� . I � � - Via Toronto or Chicago, - fatigue. "All our 7oung men. know this, - � In a drunkard's perdition. I know -that - I ' � r - ... - 11 � oue day, and when he was exhortiod 1to bis help in W�Mjal livin "a * � lq .7s . . L, : . .. . L, 7! ", ... -I British Columbia and California I I . if. I SEAVORTH, BRANOMN 1 t-7;., ill an awful thing to say, but I cannot %9 wor$d � f I 1'.� I 11 r When they we PrObUing for a Matta about his evil habit said: "Uncle, I can't , better T ' ' � - . . I ' I I -1. . � - I �� i I ,,I . �. �� I I . in I* Lt F W DW � I . I I * Athist4c 'help saying it .. � bore 6 - A General Banking Businew ,rwmcte& wment . -otow diwountA , I points. or .for a ball ol#b or for an give It up. It there stood a cannon and =to F w Is . I I . � - LL t. � ft _� .Our rat" are the lowest. We have them wrestling, they apstain. Our working it was loaded and � Oh, beware I You have not yet * been Cbristi&n. " I I issuedl pkvsble 4t all 0oints in OangAs snd th,q -princi* citio in ? I , Et glass 6f wine were rho IN , , trilil" .. , , I � ---- � to suit everybod, and PULLMAN TOUR- � . .. . -1 I '��Zzzl " y pe6ple will be wi4er .after awhile, and Be captured. Beware I Whether the b� of such i life? . _. 1 4 :.'41'111 � cannon, and I . . . ., r, -11 I I L IST CARS for your accommodation. Call th t on the moath of that . a Ii a erm't emu 'the United Statek, Olrest,Britain, Frmce, OermtI4 " - I � I 11 -; I I " &Way I" pewter . 1. I � - 1. ei money they i(ling " On hurtful knew that you would fire it off just as I b6'.P'6ur0d Ill golden chat Or � I - , " . . I �. ; 1: ___� ------ � - I for further information. . � L - - � - indulgencess they, put'lato mug, In the foam at the top I 8"ING& IBANK DEPARTMENT, t. -i I � __:_� 1 ,2 1 00-0P6ra- came up and took the glass, I would , ia viite -The two- little children of bl�. 'John _� . I ' I I ��. 6 . .. , ' :: 11 .11 I 11 Station G. T. R. Ticket Office. tive association an, so become capital- letters, let there be spelled ou6 to $rour Iterr, of Wingliam, had a miraculous es. Deposits of $1.00 and ��war& rWeiV4 Land enrrMt rat , el �1141 - ; ;� - start, for I must have it." LOh, it is a . � ' es of in � 4 " 4 6 ma, "Bewaret" When the bookil of cape the other evening.- They were allowe& WrInterest "de& W the,principal sit the endL of � ]WISY � ! i ��' I Ists. If the work n Put 4OWD his sad thing for a man to wake up In this soul, I . � LLLLL � . I . sitting I � � - L . i -1,7- - �_ wages and take his expenses and spread and I � �i . : 11 5�. Train Service at Seaforth. life and feel that 'he is 6 captive I 'He Judgment an open, and to,00v,000- ia the wagon W front of Mr. Kerr' � I X . . ' - 11 � � . I . them out so they �' 9 bor in m& yeW. L . - L 7 L Ill just equal, he to says: "I could - drunkards come uP to get their doo�w, I -store, =orse belonging to Rev. Mr. I .) 4 A . ... 11 � . have got rid of this once, - � ' ;.&J ! I'll 9 .Grank not wise. I know working men who are but I -can't now. I might'have lived an want- you to bear witness that 1, Irl -the -Moss, of Bluevale, which was tied to a ! Special attention given tO ,the collection of OoramercW .. 1� � . I post, � raper and A �� f TrUnk RanWay' � In a perfectfidget until - i �4 11 � - I they get .rid Of honorable life. fear of God and in the love for your soul, beeame frightened, and dashing backward _mArw Wes I Notes. . ;j , � - Trains leave Seaforth and Clinton stations as and died a Christi& "i I - I . � 11 � ). -1 . � � follows : their last dollar. death. But told you. with ull affect ' rturna&Mr. Kerr's wagon. The, eld . 1. - -_ � I I �, , - I I there Is no hope for me . ion and *10 all ove er ii j, I, now. - -1 � I � J; . r Goura wasr- __ SitAVORTH. . CUNTON. A Sealskin Cost. - There is no escapb for me. kludness,,to bewire of that fti& has little girl hold her baby sister in her arms, F. HOLMESTEDi, Solicitor -1 X. MORRIS . . -1 : � Pamenger.. .. .. .. 12-47 p.m. 1.03, P.M. Pead, but pot i � � I I ! . I ` - ! Passenger .. .. .. .. burled. I am a walkingeorpse. I already exerted Its Influence, upon your and thutproteoced her from the force of the I 11 � , � �11 10.12 P. M. 10.27 P.M am an I 11 _ - , i The following � circumstances came ' I - I . i .t� .. I Mixed Train ........ 8.45 A. M. lo.1r) p.X, under our obs;i4ation: A young man apparition of what I once was. I am a family, blowing out � some of its liglati�-_ falL Forltunstely they both escaped with. � . ; I I : : . : , . J - I I ;�_r __ I 3fixed Train .. .... .. 6.15 P. M. 7.05 P. X. I caged immortal beatin Inst the ' . ut any serious injury. I � . . I I I- . _-.-#- � Il . 6 g aga .0 I r, I I - Gome EAw worked hard to epxn his $600 or $100 , wires a premonition of the blackness- of dark- ____ __ r .. . . . � 1, . I I " �� .. � . I of my cage In this direction; . . I � 11 - - PAWDger.. .. .. .. 7.66 A. X. 7.406 A. M. yearly. - Marriage I day came. The bride beating nesi forever. � � V1, 71 ; I . ! I . � I - I 11 � � 4. I . - Passeager.. .. .. .. 3.15 P. It. 2.69 P. M. against. the cago until there Is blood on -oh, if - i - I - � I I g, -- I �� , 01SAWAL- rij Mixed Train.. ...... b.2D P. X. 4.85 P. M. I per- . , . , �� . had Inherited $500 from her grandfather. the wires -and blood upon my soul,! yet you could only how intem . 1. . I . r �;- . � t She spent every �ollAr of it op the wed- ance with drunkard's bones drUm'mIng e ay F . ill * 0 1 ; . 1 'I.: - � - - - not able to get out ---destroyed without - I ,,1 I I �. . ding dress. Thel they rented two rooms on the' .Q�ackiry is a1w s discov- � - . . �:: - remedy. � head of the liquor cask the dead - - I 11 'I Wellington, Grey and Bruce al , . � e,L � - � E, 'I. 1. � � ; . Golma XoRTi1_. pa"Onger in a third story. Then the young man I go on and say- that the disc march of Immortal souls, methinks the erin& remedies which. will . . � . I-. � 11- t1i I �. Mixed. . �P-,-. - i i . . . I P ..- I - � .. - 10thel....... .. .. 12.40 P. jL 0.18 A W� took extra evening employment; almost very glance of a wiue cup would ImAlge - act 4 on the.germs of di'sease . .I I . . I _� - Z� Brussels ......... 12.52 9.44 exhauste& with t1le day's work, yet took rum suffers from the loss of health, The . . . i I ff�,, You,shudder, and the color of the liqu , . I : � t � � ; I . I I I . �4 1 - Bluevale ...... . 1.06 10120 older men may remember tbot some years would make yqu think of the - blood irt k- . � �k;-;-'�; evening employm6nt, Tt almofo exting- I - � .- I 1 1 1 i ej.L. .. wingbam.. - .. 1.16 1150 ago Dr. 8eweft went throW4 this co n cirectly and kill them. But . � I - uished his 6yesig�t- Why did he add untry the soul, and the foam on the top of t4e � I . I - . 1 7 �,�; , . Gome, Soum- � Passenger. mixed. I(I I I V1. - I d a '. � t � . I Wingbam .... .. 6.65.L -M. 6.80 r.K evening eniploym�nt to the day 9mpl9y. �Pd bleotrilkeil tIn rmple by his le4"P, cup would remind yoii 'of the froth On - no discovery has ever yet - - I - r L I V4.1" f, 0 � ,,, - I - I - . t , I . 0 lip, and you would kueel ; I . ns - I I . 11luevale.. .. .. 7.07 608 ment? To get mo,�ey. WbydId lie wan I wbi h he showed the off . ecte of alcohol. the mau,40t 1 ewes . . . f,� *, � . 7.21 887 to got money? To, lay up something for a the human stomach.:. He had seven down arid pray God th&t� rather than .; � 0- - � I ,:,k- I I - . , is�k on been approved by doctors ."ien Ig I I . I � '11 I �� Ethel -I.... .... 7.88 7.02 e � I I �� 1. � . J.-� I I - . rainy day? No. !To get his libi insured, 0 eight diagrami by which he showed Your children should.become captives of W I 11 I : " , ... , . . � :�. - - � � - . �, tJ_�� - hich wf1l . i - I . � � . , i s cure consumpw- . I . �, , , I J - 11 so that In can of bi death his wife the devastation ot strong drink upon the this evil habit, You would like to carry I . . 1. - . I ; 11, London- Huron and Bruce. I � - . , ��". i. . ' ! �;. T i. I I L would not be'a,,b�jgw? No. He put the physicAl sistem. There Were thousands them out- soifie bright spring . I I , - : �I`I �_ - 0 -- � -L ... Goma WORTH- P"aaaffer. extra evening-4otig to the day worh tbot of people who turned back. from that day to the Awn that way. Germs, can IMpo 11 . . � . � � ,I- , I I I . , � I . I rted wider 1 new reduced ' ; - � , I - London, dep"i ------ 8.15A.M. 4.45 P.M cemetery and put them away to the last " ,the tariff * ,_ - I ti� 11 - : ii � I ; -1-1 t1i f - I Centra lia .................. 918 he inight gef $150 to pt kis wife a seea. ulcerous sketch swearing eternal . abstl' sleep, until at the call of the south wind , only �e killed by making the L . I . I 1 5.57 1 n- � , I 1 .� - I I . .� - . � . L Exeter --- 9.80 6.07 skin coat. The s4ter of the bride heard euce-from, ev&ything � . . ., . , .� , � " F t � � I i that -could intbxi- the flowers Wou - - . m , I ------- O." 0.18 . . Id come up all over the .- '"t - . I i . -1 . ", " 1: Hensaii- - of thb achieveraept, and was not to be Cate. . . . bodylstrong enbugh'to over- w , � �- 1 �., _: , 11 - . Rippen.. - ---.---- 9.50 0.24 � grave-sWeet Prophecies of the res-arree- � I - - ' : � I �x� Irs! Delirium. i tion I God has a balm for Such & W,Dund, Before purchasi e I,- � ,, Iq Brucefield_ _ -1 - - - - 0.58 0.83 eclipsed. Ahe * ' very poor, and shq sat ng *hat YOU r"'qUire in this line, you ought : �,,i r 1!P ; I . . 11 . _. I �: _� � Clinton.... - - _,; - - - - 10.15 6 bb up viorking ne , all the night ,far a God only knows come . them, and the early . . . - - what the drunkard but what flower Of comfort ever g,n)w on . A. . - . I , I 1� �' ; Landesboro _-.. - _' _. - - 10.85 7.14 . ! . to se �es Will Surprig , e th r"t , J s . - i , - z i great while uhtil she bought a wahklik suffers. Pain files on every nerve, and A, drunkard's sepulcher? . 1. ' ese gpods. . The pri, . --- : 13lyth.._ - - - - - _ _ _ . . - i F - e you. Why v � 11 I . . � __7 j . 10.41- 7.28 use, Of such .a remedy as . . PIT : �� j, . 1. ? I Belgrave...... - _ - - - 10.E6 7.37 travels every *muscle, and . gnaws every, � � r �_ ; , i � I . i ) � ; coat. I have not heard of the result on as - much, or more, for cOminon paper? Call and see the - - , I I" �-- �J_ � I - , Modern Riblicai Critislarn. � 1 . , I . ! �T, -� � I I r'.. ! Wingham. wrive--___ 11.10 8.00 bone, and burns with every flame, and Scouls Emulsion is one of, . . . -.1 I - �_.., 1� ., - I � � � , . , . WE% SOUTH-, that street. The street w". fyll of t .: . I . I . � I T I � .1. � � Passenwer. h0s0 stings with every poison, and pulls at The modern method of ' latest at I .- � !V r, �� I f I I �_' --- , - I Wmgh=6 depart- - __ _ e.6oA.m. &so p.m who are on small Incomes, but I suppose critiol" of the - ; � I - ..- - I �� ., �' ., it ,�� : him with every torture. What Bible by comparison the h6lps. In the daily war- I I . , !:� -, - � B@lgr&ve______.___ 7104 BA5 i . reptiles of manuscripts is I . . I I � � . �� i .�11 . " ; �, - . the cQntagfon sp d, and that everybody I - I � � I I-11 ". . t - Blyth .... ___.____ - 716 400 orawf over his sleeping limbs I What fiends said tp have been � .� . k - initiated in the A%- ' 4 . 11 - � �� bad a sealskin Pa, and- the p6ople cfRme , wh fare man kepps u , he wins I . - I ,J - Londesboro--.- - - - _ 7.24 4.10 stkud by his midnight pillow I What teenth century by Loreno Vjilla , J P ' I � � -. �, I . I - I ,-, I m� rifed, practipally, not literally, - I � I 0 1 , 7.47 480 � .. � � I " �, -:,f � � Clinton.. _. - _ � - - - ont and c i : LUMSDEN & WILSON'S - , . �.. . _... i r � I 33rucefield - - . � �,_ ; -..--- - - 806 I tinge to be W- ith : - . J ; � , .1 11 f Hippen- ____ -_ -_ *ens fall, we must h' groans tear his ear I What horrors shiver proved certain apocryphal wri . best,J who is provided . . � . I . � � 460 " Though the heaf ' . . . . - t ,:; � "O thrqugh his sofil! Talk 6f the rack) talk forgeries, and showed that the "ApDstles' I - - . - ,� 69 4 - � 1 _ _. , � F.17 4. a seal;kln coatlW - I � , . Hensall-__ - - - &24 Somrs BLO()E� . � - I . - ; . , � ;7 - 6.04 , . of the Injilisition, talk of the funeral Creed" post-dated the Apostles by 6averal the iieeded strength, such as 1� . � . . - YAM X . I ;, 19keter- I was out west and a minister of the I I �. . I I . .. . &38 6.16 . I . I � . � # , ... - pyre. talk of the crushing Juggernaut,- centuries. In the twelfth ben . I ��. � .- I Contra&- I - century, A � I. , . I I . S.5 &28 gospel t I me in owa - �1_ I �, �- ........ d1d -1 I that his church I. I r I . �k.A 11 � -1 . T- ( ... . he feels them all at)pnoe. Have Era, (not relishing risk of martyrdom) Scot s Emulsioa supplie&.- . . -M r" - 11 I .. � - 10.00 A,X r.00 , .i_,hV,_1.__ you ever :W0 _� I �. I . I - - .. . . -_ _W � �. i , �,� � aud faa I ------- ,�__ had be= 1=9yer= b= inAhe-ward of the 1108DIt.1 � WheN bod - I . I . 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