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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1897-08-27, Page 2, - * I '' - . - . . � � . � I � - � � . - - - . * , � I ; I � . . . . I � _� I I - t � - . . . � -, . - . - I . � Nw, � .1, � ;! . E0 �111 - �_ 0 - - - . I - , . I I . . . � � , I . 7 . � - � - - - I I �W.�� _i I : - - .. - . I - _� .., �- - '. � . � I -1 - . - - ' I Im . - I . I "I- --11 1. - ., ] _ ,- - I - . � , - � I c ,. - I I I �. .. . I .� I � - � t - I - I . 1, " I I . . � . � i I I . I- - � - __ - 11-1 - 1, . - . I . I I I. - � I , � . � i - . � . ,I - 11 r� I . . - - . . .11 � �, � ,E I . - - � I � �T .E I I . � � 11 1. _.�,_ . - AUGKST 27, 1897. I., . I - I � � � I � � ; - IT . � I - RON " I % . � � � � . - . A. � � . A' .aO � IVPOS-ITOR I . � � I __1 o , - -_ I - _ - -1 -_ - � .- . I � - � - - � _. _____ - 11 I - . - - ____ I I - � , 12 _'_ . 1� . - I �_ � _. .. - �___ - ____ I I ____ Z_�__ i � - 1. �1-11- I I �� -1 . - 11 � I _e- . - - - 1. � 11 .. . ___F_ - el 11.x ,,I -------- __ - � . - __ __ - __ I . � � . I I . I— =ll - - 1% � - --- - � I - , I I I . I :�� I - __ - I - � V#--" � '- ftet,oiw � 6al'TegUld It WAY. occasidu ad, �'Oardlqpsly* U10 '00 70110ta i :l !4 Z; ll,1- � I., - - . . OT - - - 1". . I - I I : 'I'll . - . fft_ T k Ir'' rallings, 6r � I It - 41 1 . ACAIM ,dl . HIS NARROW ESCAPE , fee to confess - that I would - I 11 Oh we9k � bear down charge str , ue. some , - OA - - " m I - A= Ar`1L be bappler If I could exercise the slmPle ,��be ,,, gt will , see it and _____ - _' ; I . �r n'th h ' e' craft and take them on fence, when It- .rebol Into the faces -of � I -_ 1i �� F _. , .I and beautiful faith that is possessed by elol $Is . 1, who w6re 1-1rangingf" � , I . , - ' - " i //Jit . I . � � ' � I fid - It, will be , known on earth five of -the bdoterf : � I fyl I 11W 1� I 0 1 mapy whom -I know. I am not willingly . : b __ I , � I - A19hqs hetit by. One, of the bel A 11, - . . . ,� - � UW-' JOB DID IT "WITH THIE SKIN OF out_of the church or out of the, faith& a n eaven h narrowly tb escaped, b � f � � - . I., . I burly Yorkshire Wilut . wh, 9 received t; � _�e ; ; - � kin of their teeth. It � -1 I . , . - if I I ' I � � _. .. - I I HIS, TEETK`" My -state of uncertainty Is one of unrdt. 11el ao with the s largest portion o charge In the fit e, . I - - 11 Beau=ideal " Shape * 11;l I . - . � � � - . Sometimes I doubt my immortality , and 'Therelare others who in .attempting � ly for his- cal ' I � . I " � -com6lto God must run' between a berated the Pripee round � -1 �/ 1� I 11 ! � I 11 I .. look upon the death bed As the closing to i i- I .1. . - .- i - . I . I 'Aev. Dr. Talmage choose* a Unique Text scene, aftdr which there is notbing. -great many business perplexities. If a lessness, asking7him, with a numberof* -1- I . �_makes the foot look slender. Straightsided I "I I I O'clock In choice and picturesque i� expletives, to - ; . � �� -have not done?" in* go over to business, at 10 I . � .1 I �� - en m I est I I I L .. 1. to preach an Eloqu 't and rowerfut What h 11 I do that I a' � turn his gu-n so e other wayi ole -full bo P i I . : I _L I , ticisin is- a dark and doleful the --morning and come away at 8 o'clock S x toe, ridged at to , in late , L, , A h, 9 L!4 � . ' I 11 I I - I . for Those Who I .1 Howevert tho prince treated the men -_ �. 11 � . Sorm . land., 'L. t me say that this 13ible Is either In the afternoon,, he has solne'religion. afteAvard th mode. Roomy but narrow looking. Laced, il� I � . J � Consider Their Cases Hodeless. - true or ialse. If It be false, we are as but howi.shall you find time for religious _wIth so much generosity- at . , it I 1, I I , . I . ' well off as you. If it be true, then which icontempittion wten. you are driven from they now speak of being shot 6y the heir . ord. Black, Tan, V I - I for fiVe I . . Buttoned, Congress, or Oxf - I �11� . I I -1 L I Nlew York, Aug. 22. -In. this discourse of us is safer? . I I ) .-Lsunrise �o sunset and have been apparent to the English 'thro'he with In . Seal Brown, Carmine, Wine clolor, i 3 lcatlie�fs , '. I - �1-1 are considerable degree of pleasure and pride, � I � .�, of Dr. Talmage Is mighty encouragement Let me ask also whether your trouble. ,years gbIng beh'u.1 in business and L a . I . I I .11 Li . 11 le yellets take,-n-froni Y� I half sizes. -5 widths. -Goodyear Welt ,.. . . for many who- p6nafder their own case has not been that you confounded Chris- .frequently durined by creditors whom and. re sel ng tl . . I -13 1 . 't . . anatomy for quite .1 St . � 41 - - - - His text Is Job xix, 20, "I am tianity with the Inconsistent character you. can, ot pal when from Monday various.parts of their . - - $4:.00. �Tnped on sole. � I hopeless. ple it $3-00) , $5.00. L_ I escaped AvIth the skin of my teeth." of some who profess it? Y'011 are a law- morning until Saturday night you are a considerable sum to well-to-do peo 0 . 1, I . I . -, I - L 1 1 IN LESAxo Job bad It hard. What with boils and yer. In your profession, there are mean dodging bills that you cannot meet? You the district. i - . . Y9 I . __; I . - .. Is that 'anything walk, day by day in uncertainties that - . I � I - .. I i �Esro.-�t bereavements and b"kruptby and a fool land dishonest men. k4lt your brain on fire for the past God Is Love. . I I C . ATALOQUE ,(,The Slater Shoe. I I ;. . . . Im - I L _'_� of a wife he wished he was dead, and I against the law? YQu are a doctor. There have : I Lov'e is the highest experience of th'e FiRct . . � ; I do not blamb him, His flesh was gone are ,unskilledzf rid contemptible men In thre4 ye�rs. Some with less business . I i . . I I I : . human soul, Ffifth'and liope, it is true, I - . .4 - - - __4 i . - ; - and his bones were dr�. Hii teeth wasted your profession. � Is that anything against troubles Pan. You have gone crazy. The I -_ I ; � - from God to r6an, but love Is I I * , . , . � - I - away until nf,ithing but the el medicine? You are a merchant. There clerk hai heard -a noise In the back L are gifts ence of God himself. God i�s I A P I , I I seemed: left. He 6ies out, "I am escaped are thieves and defrauders In Your busai- counting room and gone In and found the very ess L L L I . Ll with the skin of my teeth." . ness. Is that anything against merchan- the chlei man of the firm 11a raving 16vO. When God imparts love t6 its He . - . . . I he bang imparts Himself.:�"Eiery one that loveth I -SOLE AGENT FOR SEAFORTH, I - I There has been some difference Behold, then, the 17Afairness of maniac, r thetwife has - heard '� . . ROBERT WILLIS - � I - , � I I- ' Of dise? , P,st �, in be -back parlor iind gone is born of God, -afid knowath God." I . . . � L . �__ . . oplulol about -this passage. St. Jerome chailging upon Chrlstianity(,`�he wicked- of a i Alth in Scripture � - I i - I ' - and Sohultdns and Drs. Good and Poole - ness og Its disciples I I I mit some of In, stum�llng over the dead body of her There Is no SIM-pler tl I 1. -_ � I *SOAP Vve R4 than this of Go'dt� love to� man, and yet � 1� 1. I - ' I pur- ;` _j � I and Barnes have all tried their forceps the charges against those Who profess husband- a suicide. There are men . ! . i . know of no more diffibult subject to I 0 L Ll I on Job's teeth. You deny my Interpreta- Migion. Some of the most giganilo stied, har�a I A I .assed, trodden down and scalped I t to the -svorld. Could.I but.make � � - "What did Job knoW have been of bus1nelss perplexities, and which way presen . - I tion and say, swindles of the present day D 0MIN N -*.- BANK# It I I I d and believe. that I � I I 1-1 about the enal of the teeth?" He knew carried on by members of :the church. to turntlext they do not know... Now God tl world u-nderstan . t - ; z - � I : � , . : !_ I everythigg about I There are nien standing In the front will no be hard on you. He I I . t. Dental surgery is Rnows " God is love" 1 should never preach.froll � t . �1_ - . I J - I . I I I . - - 4 1 6 - text. My last'days would . . � L _� . . almost as old as the earth. The mum- rank in the churches wlio wduld not be what ob4acles are In the way of your being , any other 1 . t I I L I i . . ' A ruies of Bgpyt, thousal of years old, trusted for $5 without good collateral a Christi n, and your -first effort in the devoted to proclaiming that one fa6t I . M : W = a - I11W%0M : � I . t CAPMALl (PAID, UP) . . �$ _� 11 I I I Durintr the Year 189T. are found to -day with gold filling in security. They leave their business dis- I right dir otion he will crown with suc- every part of the world, and I know t � . � . I � . 1 %7 - L OF = W a L their tefth. Ovid and Horae nd . - �o I 1, For full Particulars see advertisements, or PPPIY to e B Sol- honest4es in the vestibule of the church cess. -Do not let satan with cotton bales every day would be a -veritable Pe t �- REST, = IN M $1,500,004L , _� I go I and counters cost. For if the -*yorld. were nvi I . I I � . I . n and sit at the communion and kegs and hogsheads 4 : � .. onion and Moses wrote about these im- as they ercy, an � � LEVER 11ROS.j tm., 23 Som ST., TORONTO , ove, a God ':of inercy, an .. 9 'sacrament, they and stoo s of unsaleable goods block up ,that God was I _. �1 . , -11, portant factors of the body. To other Havill bonoludod the i SEAF OILD.,TPH BRANCH., ; ... 4 z -to healyen. Gather up all'your not of judgment, our prisons would bio ;; - _. .. .- provoking complaints Job, I think, has get up, wipe the wine from their lips, go your way . i . I ting toothache, and e about your empty, and the Kingdom of God Nvoulit � : . added an exaspera out and take up their sins where they energies. Tighten the g1rdl � � .. I PLEAL E LTE FOP. SALE! d left off. loins. Take an agoulzing look Into the be established In our nii&t. For love MAIN TRYETp I _� - . 1. - - SEAFORTH., :_ i . putting, his liand Against -the Inflame To serve the devil is their regu- . ! I . . . ' , 'L . -i . n -Hote goes begets love; and If we can makeine' i . 1r.1, ARMS FOR SALE, -The undersigned has twenty face he says, "I am escaped. wiffi the lar work, to serve God a sort of play face of God and then ,say., " really believe that God lov' s them man p- A neral banking business tian4acted. Drafts o -n' all pfirts of the United Stato ' � 11 _1 I - spell. With a Sunday sponge they expect one graril effort, for -life eternal," and ,e y � sold. Utters of credit issued, available in all jmt- , � ... L , ... - 11 - , I __ _r Choloer Farms for sale in FAst'lluron, the ban. - a a 0 for heaven, escaping - will love Mini in return. We are al Greatie�itain and Europe bought an`4 - - 1'. --.-. ner County of the Pulvince; all sizesi'and Prim to A -very narrow escape, yon say, for to wire off from their business sl te 11 th n b d of Europ*6, China and Jmpan. Farmen'Salle Notes colleetedi and advances madeon sm . . . ' away 1. 3�1 - On For full Informstio 4 OuTt skin of your teeth. 'I - ,. rselves.� If a inan . . n.writeor call pereonally. job3s body and soul, but there are thol the past week's inconsistencies-. You I as with he I judge others by ou � else �s t rates. L � . - L L � Notroubleto show them. F. S. SCOTT, Brussels _g of men who make just as narrow have no more right to take such a man's In thet last days it will be .found that covetous he thinks every one is at lowes , I - . - - � i I P. 0. . . 1S91.tf - sana covetous; it he is btilse, c�,ery one else t's i -- � . �# escape for their soul. There was a time life as ,-,- specimen of - religion than you . Hugh Lal and John Knox and Huss . I hink of Go . . I SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. . i � I AM FOR iiLE._100 a-cres,� n the township of when the partition 'between them and have to take the twisted irons and split and Ridloy were not the greatest martyrs, base. And so men would V il I - ' I . - and ! because th Depqsits of One Dollar and upwards received, and interest allowed &I highe4 �qunvw - - . ; I tooth's timbers that lie on the beach at Coney - but Chrialtian m7en who went up Incor- as like themselves; , i - - - FGrey, near Brussels. There it on it nearly 50 ruin was no Ithicker than A __ love those OtilY who arl 0 -at the end of June and JYeoeml , - "I � , , , .1 out half black,.*&, tho rest -hard- lovable, the; rates. I#terest added,to principal twice each year , � � acres of'bush. ab � enamel, but, as'Job finally escaped, so Island its a specimen of an American rupt fro the � ontaminations and per- I I . - . I � -T I . . - wood. A never -failing spring of Lwater runs through C, d for the whole or any portion of. a deposit. . f Pennsylvania avenue, Broad think of God as only lovli�g those whb No uotl of withdrawal is require . L 1-1 I the lot Will be sold at a big batrain. For partleu. have they. Thank Godl, Thank God! ship. It is thne that we draw it line be- plexltiesl� I I . I . t- . L z jars, appity to MRS. J7AXE WALKER, 'Box 2119, Paul. expresses the same idea by a tween religlon and the frailties -of those street,tSk,11we t et and Third street. On 'are good and who are deserving of His i . . . - 4 . i I I L i love. -Dwight L. Mo dy in L i 0 1HAYS, SoH , - ;� 1 1 . - . . 4TO different figure when he says that some, who profess it. . Cal re I it S. citor. . . . . - ir� F Brumels. � , � L 401 :re�called brokers or stock , 0 tidies R W. K. PRAROE, Agent, - � . - I " Hoine Journal. I . I I � - . I - r � - are "saved as by fire. " A vessel at Do you not Zeol that the Bible, take It jobbers `�� retailers or linlrorters, but In J . I fji n I . people . I ! . I i � I - - . . . � � I n-, OR, SAL'9.-That valuable property altuatod on S. No faggots � I I . . , _ . sea is in flames. You go to the stern Of all- in till, is atout the best book that the heave an beroe . I I I . . . h ""' . I ., . ilw_ I �Ilea`=l about their feet ;L, no Inquisi- .'.-OppmIlied LonX Vngajz�lmentfi. I � . L . I � _C the east.side, of notth Main street. Seaforth ' , . � ,el: the vessel. The boats have .,shoved off.' world has ever seen? Do you know a - - � Thls� property coasids of f0ur- lots, and a fine d them recantation; "So you are engageid?"- reniarked th6 - Ing house, containing s, dining, roon, p3rlar, 4bel I ce. You can endure - book that has as much in it?, Do you not - tion demra��Metil Iron, ; is pl�or 0 `�i * , The fla-ines advan F I . � It economy t ' buy ch-eap Tea, - and use tvvice as m-a-eb, ':--- 'O I- ) !e .0 I , - � rooms,kitcheln al cellar. There is -also. a line the heat no longer on your face.z, You - think upon the 'whole that its influence no Id d a pike at their hearts, -girl in the buff top -coat. - � I . � I . I ' I I . ___._ I L I L . 9 tstorehouseani wood abed. slide down on the side of the vessel and I has been baneficent? I come to you with but they ad mental tortures compared " Yes, deal reoied her dearest friend. � _ . 1 . carn . on � and not get half as much fsalHsfaction as from a good one.L I . I � 11..i u .da pi snadel; also %v * � . th wh,� I I Charley has asked me to m I - __..� I eg ads I and we)l oil - I � I - . - . ho , consumina is as - _1 .1 Ian d th f t trees, and small fruits, hard and Id on with your fingers- until the both hands extended toward you� In one wi all physical arry him . � T � _ . . . 1 Z � �-_��. - - . � ft w r. or terms a ply on the �re " as 9- * forIked. tongue of the fire begins to lick hand I have the Bible and in the other the breathl of aspring morning.- and I consented. " I ,� � 1 ,7;� - LLLL P � 6 d, i . I �� .. . Seafortli I id L . � � :::: , he community a large class How lovely. When is it Ito be?" i � t� 5 711�-tl the back of your hand and you wl-el that hand I have nothing. This I�ible in one ,I 6 6 , 1 31 - LL � - I� _�ied?ll . - � - � TOIL must fall, when one of the lifeboats hand I � will surrender forever just as soon of me= w' lo!have been so cheated, so I I When tire we to be mar I . . I . . . - - L I ' -UARBI FOR SALE.-Fof sala, lot 6, emceLslon 12, -comes back. and the passengers say they as in my other hand you can init a book lied abou�, sol.outrageously ' wronged. "Yes. I want to know the date so 'I . I - � _ I - - I . _ I _ . . I I toLWaship of Ribber% con they , . 11 - I JL tsining 100 &ores of I ave qr as a I , I I -a � that st their faith in every- can get my dress for my p 't brides- � ___�iised that I I . 1_� Well think they have room for one.more. Th that Is better. z I .- - good land in a goed state of cultivation. ,� i� fenced ; good brick house ; goed bank barn and out boat swings under yo -p. You drop into it I in*e you back- into the good old thing; In a world where everything maid. You know you pro " 11.1 , I buildings ; 18 acres of faU wrlez%, and ploughing an . , psy turvey they, do not see should Ine your bridesmaid when you got . - �L:,- [ -roil are saved. So some men. are pur- fashioned religion of your fathers -to the seemi ;�-, I I . . 11, . I . .i � .I - It , done ; 2 good wells and 2 never failing springs ; 85 n�ii they are par- God whom they worshiped, to th6 Bible how there loan be any God. They are married. " I I . - . z acre3 cleared; possessign at any time- For further sued by- temptations ui � � i , ,91 : I - � 1 t but after all got off d misan- I I It basn't been fixed yet. I VEYLO . -A .1-tioulirsi apply to PETER MELVILLE, Cromarty tially consumed, ' . - they read, to the promises on which.they confounded and frenzied an i i , 11 , I 1FZ5-tf ( I Soon. " . � . . . � I I .. -I: - leaned, to the cross on Which they hung thropic �la orate arguments to prove "I hope it will be, i 'i . 1;1 . I - - . - * . O., Ontario. . saved as by fire.": I I= * h I . 6 - I It . r� - You see, I am not � �-,�� 1 7 - I ob a little, I their eternal expectations.. You' have to then, th tint of Christianity, or the "But It won't be. is a good one and sure to please. _1� i. ! - I ACRES 8, But I like the 11gure of J . I I IC . - I �11 � I . better- than that of PaAl, because the not been happy a- day since you swung trntli of [ - ., .-Being lot I __a�ything else, touch them no- very rich and Charley Is poor. We have - � �-. '; r � ARM FOR BALI, 10D I : � I �, F ownship of Grey, one mile west op- I In Le ',d PZkages 25c J - 1 60c. �, I � � ,_ pulpit has not worn it ti and I want off. 'Ieou will not be happy a minute where. kLe�r me, all such men. I preach decided to wait until he cal save enough f of Ethel; N, from Brussels. Wirkety-fiva acres i . It It' ) - 40c 50c ant -, L � . - - k - . i L _. cleared; free _�ot stumps and ,stones; w611 uader- to show you, If God will help, that some i until you- swing back. - . to you no viounded periods, no ortiamen- money to furnish a Ouse. 11 ; - __ L__ _,_- 1�� drained and fenced with straight fences ; good bric�t 0, but put my hand on your "That's too bad."!f I i T _. !; I men niake narrow escape for their souls Again, there may bdrkome who in the tal di I - I -1 . '�L_L � �scour� , -D 0 CERS. i , "ADING I, L", �, . L , -their I attempt after a Christian life will have shoulder and Invite you Into the.,peace "Don't you approve of ;long engage: , 1�0 I � " house and good outbuildinp ; 1.6 wres in fall wheat and are saved as "with the skin of I ALL LJT-i and 50 acres seeded down. Will -be sold cheap and i � - _ on easy terms. A. McKELVEY, Brussels. teeth. " to run against oowerful passionErand ap- of the gosp6l.," Here .19 a rock on which ilients?" I i . � _. - �_i - - I I , I I I . I I i I , . I . � . . I � 1527tf - It is as easy for some people to look to petites. Pel It Is a disposition to you may sthrid firm though the waves "No, I don't, you see-!" I ' I � I . : : . . _', I I i - � -But Charley adeceed+ 11 1 � _ - -L the cross as fol to look to this 1�111- anger that you have to contend against, dash againf tit harder than ihe Atlan9b MI didn't at first. : ; . . I - . I _.� - I , L .� I I I . - I I .- . I pit. Mild, gentle, tractable, loving, YOU I and perhaps, 'while In a very serious pitching itE surf clear above Eddvstohe ed in converting me. Why do you oppos� I . I - .--- - it I H -_ en all road, il�ithin six miles of Cli3ton. ' them? Tell me so I can tell'bharley. I "' -- ' � eLot is No. ST, Ksitland Concession, Goderich expect them to become Christians..' ,You 11 mood, you hear of.something that makes lighthouse. Do not charge upon dod all . � I - 4 yields annuallv 94G d n*1 you feel that you must swear or die. I I these troub,es of the world. As long -as - I I Well, you know the fa o I . 1, -!, -�,� townphip. and oonWns 76 acrel rail 0 sht'n In engage� - - I � go over to.the store and. say, 1897 FURNITURE 1897: _fj�L how -'80 to 16D batrels of winter apples, and is a good vorld 4nek-to God, Clod studk to the ment rings changes so. Ne�Kt 'year th � - � -_ jolned the church yesterday." Your I know a -Christian man who wals-once so the i 1 61 i - . I _f �l . . . qr%in t"M, the land being a No. I clay losm.. There � � . I . I is, a No. I frame house on the Lot, a good barn %rith business comrades say, ' "That is just I exasperated that he said toa mean cus- world, but he earth sece4ed from big riug he� gives you. now will be -out of fas-' . . � I 1b . . 11 � . .1 PPI I � , I . - Ao�a stabling underneath, and it is well watered in what might have been expected; he al- ! tomer, "I cannot swear at you myself, governmen and hence all these outrages hion and then wfiat will yo dol. I �" I -1 I �. L � T �; � I - I , A IaWe portion of the purebase money i 191 . � , I " every field. ways was of that turn -of 1111111 " In ; for I am a member of the church, but if and all thele woes. God is good. For "That's s�. I'll see Cbar �at once. i I * - � L , L , I -1 � _� ! -0 -prices. 0all- md' � - I' imay renisin on mqrtgT. For terms, etc., pply to many.hundieds 'of .years he has been a 8 a i For �Ie next 90 days, we will isell all g, a -le at Faeltory _... THOMAS BURNS, QLXr ow P. O., or to W. ;. FA,R- youth this person whom I describe was youwillgo down stairs mypartnerin -Chic go Time -Her Id. � L . . . . .1 . � - - . : I . i . - 19 � .: � -1 RAN, Clinton. I - - i5so-tt always good. He never broke things. BIC I business will swear at. you." All your coaxing thel world to, come back to him, ; i I I I . .11-1 , ' try up, you will save freight and packing. - -v - never laughed when it was improper to i good resolutions bQretofore have been but the mo�e he has �coaxed the more Give ajud Ye Shall Receive. . i 4 � - . - - I P. . i L I L . . ,� � �_ laugh. At 7, he could sit aln hour in ' been In their res I I Cast thy bread upon the ]waters and [ . - !�4 -L"IIARM FOR SALE. -For sale, lot 36, concession torn to tatters by explosion of 'temper. violent huve men ist- . I I � I , _X 11 _L:1 2, Kinloss, containing 100 acres, 85 cleared and church, perfectly quiet, looking n6ither I Now there Is no harm in getting mad ance, and t4ey have 'Stepped back and - thou shalt find It after many days."I I . . . . .A 1. I .. - � .1 ". ��'i uU I - - -1 - � � . , I Me balance in good hal bush. Theland Is in f the left, but I if you only get mad at sin. You need 'to stopped bac� . ill they have dropped Cast your bread'of kindness' -upon the I a. good state of cultivation, is well underdrained and to the right hand nor i . . 0 . Ight into the el of the minister, those hot breath led into ruin. -Ill cast your bread of w�sdom upon � . wellfenced. There is a frame barnand log house on stra . as bridle and saddle I � . - the property, a uever-failing spring with windmill though he under�,tood the - �,vhole discus- passions and with them ride down injus- Try this God, ye who have had the the world; benefit somebody by what you�l - .- t6d'ertaking .Department. �_,.' 1- ex:!ellent Iven untd , I I -1 - �� L slwabout2 se -es of orchard. It. is an shall be i� I I I I-* sion about the eternal deciees. He'never tice and wrong, There are a thousand bloodhol after you and who have have. "Give and It - I . . �_ -_ I L tam and is within ofie mile of whitechurch station, - I 11 where, there are stores, blacksmith . shop and upset things nor lost theili. He floated things In the world we, ought, to be mad thought that God, has forgotten you. Try you, good measure, pressed! down an - � .--- -1 - ' � . . I Our 17Undertakin- department is complete in every respect., and as we, "_ � churches. There is a whool on the opposite lot. It into the kingdom of God so gradually at., There is no ,harm In getting redhot him and see' ,if he will not help. Try running over. Do you think ia good dee , . . 0 i - L L_ is six miles from Wingham and six from :Lucknow, that it is uncertain just when the mat- � Jh him and see� If lie will not pardon. Try ever went - unrewarded? I answer for you.,: , if yoli only bring to the forge that whlo purchase-trom' firit-clas3 manufacturers only, we can guarantee to give goo& I '� I with good roads lead in all directions. This de- 'Never. A good deed to in I elf its owul � . - �_.�_, - ope ing terms. I , I i - � sirable pr rty will be sold on reasonable ter was decided. needs hammering. A man who has no him and -see, if he, will not save. The . ts ' ; I 1TCHELL, Here Is another one, who started In power of righteous indignation is an im- flowers of spring have no bloom so sweet reward. It pays an Interest in the bes satisfaction' fit all its branches, as we - have an ,Vndertaker -and .Etnbalnior of . !_: - . For further particulars apply to JAMES M � ' 4" �. I I � w ,_ Varna P. 0. I 1495-1504-tt e flowering of Christ's affections. bank -book that ever was bel and th 0 eni, 1, aud any Orders- we'msy� be fivorei with shall reeeive , 1;: I _. .� life with an uncontrollable spirit. He becile, 7but be sure it is a righteous in- as th . . at fifteen YeA63"experi . I �� - � � __ __ I . the nursery in an uproar. His digDatfl, and not a petulancy that blu The sun hath no warmth. compared with is your own heart. Every 4good deed ex- ' . . i i ., - kept rs . . . _; L, L SALEORTORENTON EASY TERMS.- . I - ' L A attention. 1,_ � - . 8L the owner wishes to retire from business on mother found him walking� on the edge and unravels and depletes the soul. the glow of his heart. The waters have &Its, ennobles the doer. Consciously or the very b!ps Dontt forget the old f'tand. i 1� , - . FORA property of the house roof to see it he could bal- There is a large - class of persons In no refreshment'llkle the fountain that unconsciously, you are findin' the bread I - - - _ account of ift health, the,folliwing valuable 9 P. S Night calls attend:ed to by callina at our Funeral Director's .re - . . L ai�Winthrop, 4i miles north of Seaforth, on leading a I nee himself. iThere was ,no horm �that i juldlife who have still In them appetites will slake the thirst of thy, soul. At the that you cast upon the *aters in a . I ft - 'a L Y- r �, . -as one farm nobler life, a life of larger possibilities; ,,sidence, � r. .'__ _-�-J - . . road to Brussels, will be,. sold or rented he dared not ride, no tree he could -not that were, aroused In early'manbood at a moment the reindeer stands with his lip � �,"irst Door East of Drs. Scott & Mc�Kay's Offie'a ; or at D Campbell ; L - � i� , I or in Pam to suit purchaser :'about 500 &�res Of . HIS I I t . .. . - . I I . � landid farming land, with about 400 under crop, chnib. boyhood was a long series of time when they prided themsolves on and nostril thrust in the dool mountain. .for one good deed leads 0 a�lnother, apd, � Old Office"On MainStreet Seal . . . � � __ i 11 . � . � . t9a balance inpature. There are large barns and a I . L � I - in I predicaments; his manhood was reckless, being "little fast," "high liv6ps " "free torrent, t i hunter may be coming life to be real is full of such I avenues of; - I I .. ,-; I . all other bull, mis necessary for the implamentsi 11 _7A 4 . I his middle very wayward.-. But now he - and, ensy," "hall fellows w6li iiiet." through the thicket. Without crackling a action, such growth, such possibilities. �� . . vehicles, etc. Th 9 land is well waterel, has good I , - -1, I frame and brick dwelling �ouse97 etc. There are is converted and you go over. to the store They are now paying in compound inter- stick under his footj he comes close -by These good deeds may c6st you little ol OOT coal 1 �.4, 1 . � .'I- . I ..__ grist and saw mills and store whIo6 will be sold or - and say, "Arkwriglit joined the church est for troublbs they collected 20 years the stag, alins his gun, draws the trigger they may cost you much. -Rev. M. D.1 : . �� _� __ � � �.. rented on advantageous terms. Also on 17th con- I I , - - I -r". . �� yesterday." Your friends say: "It Is ago. Some -.of you are trying to escape and the poor' thing rVars in its death Tolman. , � Main Street, Seaforth, Porter's Old Stand __ � ; I - ! -_ ; . e I,-*, a - . I I � - ," - - R . cession, Grey township, 100 acres of land, 10 I not possible! You must be jol-Ing." You and you -will, yet very- narrowly, 14Z agony and falls backward, Its, antlers I I - - - - pasture, the -balance In timber. Powession given . I I Get Richt at Night! 1 ! ,- - _. � R . of ter harvest of farm lands; mills at once. For par- say: "No; I tell you the truth. He -with the skin of your teeth." God and l6rashirig Ion �he rocks, but - the panting . I - I . - - - - I., - _. I'm L F tioulars apply to ANDREW GOV&XLOCK, Winthrop. joined the church." Then they reply, your own soul only know what the heart thot drInks frl the.water brooks " Let not the sn a go down.� i upon yourl i - . . � - 4� 7. I , . I . � ,� - . 1486-tt ' . i - 11 � - "There Is hope for any of ug if old Ark- r,tr gle is. Omnipotent grace has pulled of God's promise shall n6ver be fatally wrath." Let us insta te be-' THE I I . . . - 1i . � ug the. Woum I ginnings �af envy, jeal � ousy and hate Ini I - - I I '_ 1. - wrigbt has become a Cli.ristian!". , In out many a soul that was deeper in led I and. shall never die. ' I I ' i - I I I our hearts, never allowing the day to I I-, other -words, we_ will admit that it is, mire than yon are. They line the beach , This world� is a poor ,portion for your i CANADIAN BANK OF COMMEROE . � i PURETEA MEAL close on a bitter feeling. The hour of I P . - � . more difficult for some men to accept the of heaven, the multitude whom God has' soul, 0 busl�ess mant An eastern' king- . i I . . -,-----T- .o _1�1 f . I .11� - � '. evening pral when we bow at God's i - gospel than for others. L rescued from the thrall of suicidal habits. I has graven on, his 1 tomb-' two flnge�rst . i L - I , ,_�.., I 01-IMAIII [ L feet, should always" be a time �, for gettin I Es I ED 1867. - . -L' 1-iti z - I may be preachin sounping on each other 9-1 � . -_ ; ,g to some who have If you this asy turn back on the wrong' .representing � s. . . I I 1, - :_ . I � � � . I I right everything that may have gone I . - -, � gut loose from churches and Bibles and and start anew, God wiD help you. ithal ' ;I the motto, , 1 s TORONTO. � I r _ f. Ten tons at a very reaal6nal& price, , w snapl under the t. . � on- with us -during the 4al Then . '"ir - $undays, and who have no intention of Oh, the weakness of human help! Ment "All Is not ththi%ttlf ApiciusCcelius wr , I . I.. __ - - . . � - �T_"_ . in exchangad for Oats* or Peas. I * ecal 8 � steward In- every Injury should be forgiven when we OAPITAL (PAID UP) ILLION DOLL4118 - W,900090W - i_ . becom-ing Christians themselves, and yet will sympathize for awhile, and then:1 hanged hims;0W 6 bi six M, , , -'- I I - - MLflI ' I 11 d yourself escaping before turn you off. If you ask for their ar- f6rined him that he had only 980,000 pray, I I Forgive. us, as ,we forilive. " Then i . =I = - a a W W 8 Iso()o -I,-. - ,yop may n p I � �z;p 1 Seatorth Oatmeal S. - eave this house as "with the skin don, they viill give it and say they. will, left. All of this world's riches make but every spark of envy or jealousy or anger REST . low I , I . '. Yoh 1 � . . � __ . i . L - . 1519 -IL -f 'of your teeth." I do not expect to waste try you again; but falling away again a small Inh soul. Re should be quenched, and the love of . i . B. R" WALKEAl GRNZRAL. X"AGZR. _-1; I � _____ __ - er tance for a bes- � . � , - � Christ should be. allowed tl�"flood our . . - . . I #_�., . !his hour. I have seen boats off from under the power of teitiptation �Iiey � Pierre Att4Anp ed to win the applause of i / - � i� , . ��. L . - : 8 - � . . I . CapeMay or Long Branch and drop east you off forever. But God forgives 'I the world, b when,he was dying a wo- begits. We should never allow the sun- to . - - ' __ � ; - -- I �. - . . i - L ru hing through the crawd, go down on our anger. � . I I their nets and after awhile come seventy times seven; yea, seven hundred I man cqme . A General Banking Businew Tranwtlpd. Fwmers' Noteo diswfintec� Draft& _ t I . t . I . - " . ; . . __�. ______ T- issued I . . I I � . - ashore, pulling In the nets without bay- times; yea, though this be the ten thou- . oryingto him, "Murderer of my kindred, He Had ]It* ' ' , payable at all pointo Lin Canada and the principal eities In 1;, - . ... ur"s �.� i Ag caught a single fish. It was not a sandth time,- he is more earnest, more descend to bell., covered with the c � � 1-7 % I _ L Cora -What did you say When Dick - _ - good day or they had not the rlind sympathetic, more helpful this last time of every mother in France Ill Many who L �11 .4 __ - I, expressed a desire to kiss you? � " � - _'. V I IN . ! L of a net, but we expect no sudh excur- than when you took your first misstep, bal expected the plaudits, of the world Dol told him that I, supposed he . SAVII G8 BANK DEPARTMENT. M-% Our direct connections will save you sion to -day. The water izi full of fish, the If with all. the influences favorabf� for have died under Its anathema. Depoe ' .. I � I was just mean enough to have his own I its of $1.00 and upwards- receiv4 aud current rates --of interest ' - , - J time and money for all points. wind Is in the right direction, the gospel a right life men make so many mis- Oh, find your peace in God. Make one . I . ! : ' i . ; . i wall allowed. IWInterest added to the principal ot the end of May md Novein- ' �; I i - - t 9 not is strong. 0 thou didst help Simon takes, how much harder is it -when, for strong pull for heaven. NO halfway work . -0- ' � . . .. I L . , - . Canadian North West and Andrew to fish# show no how to cast Instance, some appetite thrusts its Iron will do it.' '�here sometimes comes a I . ber in ewh year. . - -; �P I .� Via Toronto or Chicago, the not on the right side of the ship. - grapple into the roots of the tongue and time on shipboard when everything must -A anique.event in the h1story of Can. Sp%ii�l attention given to the coliection of Oominiercial Paper and Fox- - -`,� . I 'Some of you in coming to ' God will pulls a man down with hands of destrue-7 be sacrificed sal the I passengers. - The ada, namely, the unveiling of a monument .mers' Salep NobN� - . I I . - �� British Columbiaa'nd California . I . - - - -, I . points. I have to run against skeptical notions. It tion 1 If under such cirou-instal he cargo is noth DR, the rigging nothing. to a foreign mol was witn"sed in Ber- -. � � - . I .- - - .- �. is useless for people Ao shal and break- away, there will be no sport in 04 The captain ruts the trumpet to his Up lin on Friday afternoon, when three or four F. HOLKESTED, Solicitor. � M. 'MORRIS, Manager. -_ . P I I I - � Oar rates are the lowest. We have them say I - . _ cutting things to those who 'reject the So - thousand people saw the statute whiqh the .�WLII i - to suit everybody and PULLMAN TOUR- � undertaking, no holiday enjoymenti but and shouts, " Cut away the mast. "I me 1 . . I - i.,� . .A 1 IST OARS for your .accommodation. Call Christian religion. I I c�annot say such a, struggle in which the wrestlers move- of you have b p Ten, and I , !, - I ! _on tossed and drl - loyal German citizens of Berlin have erMted I . . ___ - - _ L �4__. 1 " things. By wbat process of temptation - 8 an to Emperor William- 1. and the peace of i I . . _ A from side to side and bend and twi t d you have It your effort to keep the I . . . I 1__i�; for further information. - . ! I %Lpark.� It was a , - - I ; .- �d , - 1871, unveiled at Victol , I , � - or trial or betrayal, you -have come to watch for an opportunity to got in a- world well nigh lost -lyour .soul. Until . � . �116y_ . � your present state I know not. There are heavier stroke until with one fln I ffort, you have deci ed this matter let every- . L - Grand Trunk, Railway. . - a e very impressive affair, and, notwithstand- . . � I � � " - - , . - I ing that nearly everything said was in Ger- � - I ___ -, � . * ; trains leave SeVorth ani �Cllntom statkons as two gates to your nature -the gate of in which the muscles are distended �and thing else go. Overboard with -all the � � . ."W4 1 L - - _ - follaws -. -1 I �� the head and tho'gate of the heart. The the veins stand out, and the blood other anxieties and burdens. 'You- will man,- the spectators seemed very much in- A' UGUST......' 'L 'Zi, . . _it � I : . . I I I - 1. . $�, 1 Gomrx WEST- SHAF3RTH. -head -ed. with bolts � starts, the swarthy habit falls tinder the , ._ I - , CTASTOY. gate of your is lock terebted. .This was the second ?,ud con- - ,, , have to drop �he sails of your pride and ; - - I - I i [ � 12.47 P. ,,kt. 1.03 V. 5[. and bars that an archangel coil not knee of 1 -be victor -escaped at last as eluding day of the great Peninsular-Salenger- � ' � � I � . �Z_ . - raasenirer .... .. .. 10.12 P. M� 10�27 P. M. 1 cut a�vay the �nast. With one earnest cry feet, and the statute unveilivg vl�,as the chief ...Qg-�z break, but the gate of your heart swings "with the skin of his teeth." � � � -I';- ut *into the ha d - -,-. . 6A6 P. X. eastly p P our cause u L jt7W � 9,.20 A. M. 10.15 A. M. for be� � � 4&_ ,- Mixed Train...... _ 7.05 P. R un i6 hinges. If I assaulted your The ship Emma, bound front, Gotten- of him who helped Paul out of the feature of � the programme. . i 1. -;.,��'_-T � GorNe EAsT- body with weapons, Tou would meet me burg to Harwich, was sailing on, when � T - - I � � Pasgerigor .. .. .... 7.65 A. M. 7.40 A.M. ,breakers of bl�bllta, and who, above the - - Pass withweapons, and it would besword the man on the lookout saw something . - I . - �_4�_. 1 SAL P. X. 2 55 P. bl. . I CLEAR.IN G SALE ',,;� ; 1 5 p. M. , stroke for swoi,d stroke and wound for shrill blast .of I the wrathiest tempest that I I ; . I � I _� - X ix ed in,L.ei.r . . . 7 ..., _. - , that he pronounceda vessel bo om i I -, r- � I - I - I . 5.120 P� M. 4.3 - 'G t lip. ever blackenjid the sky or shook the Which -would . youl rather I i - . I .;: - - * i wound and blood for blood, but if I There was something on it' that looked,' . I . I . .- - he r the -faintest implor ion . , -1 ocean, can , . i L , I I � Wellington, Grey and Bruce. come and knock at the door of your like a sea gull,,but Was afterward found I I � . . I Sale of all OUr. L �.t. �.N - � I for niercy. i . I trust? An old - true 0�end of ;" �: �f . . ..--Mi =,d bouse you open it and give me the, best to be a waving handkerchief. - the � . J% ,� � GorNGNoxitr- Passenger. . 11 I shl Dtvin�, the month J A ,"lust we will have a cheap clearing -fl- I 0 ,� I . . all close this sermon. feeling that i no - I.. ,. - i Ethel ........ 9.49 r. 51. im P. x. seat In your parlor. If I should come at small boat the crew pu@hed out the �ome of you 7h rs 01- a �tran rer ? Su mer 0 1 ods. This is yqur opportunity to secure bargains in . .. . . . -. - � �m 1 05 0 have considered your P , 9 ; M .0 . L -� -Y _; argument, you would wreck and found that It was a, capsized . - - -I, A i Brussels.. .. .. 10.01 2. you now with an . Bluey-ale.. .. .. 1.01 2.26 Cosa as hopele s will take heart agal I L . . I LL - � L - - �.. �_ I � f with vessel -and thf6t three men had -been ditil �' ' P %, L . - If Wingbam..... .. 10.25 2-96 answer me with an argument; i L . You may have little I health I. - .Ill 71� GOD(% Sol Passenger. Mixed. sarcasm you would answer ging their Way Out . that with a blood red earnestness, . I I MULS1 I " I -_ h I me with through the bottom such as you hive never experienced be- rints . - ins, Dimities I Grepons, . _.. -.1 I - I . . - � - ' 1 �7 . . I , Wingliam, ........... e. 50 A. .q. 8.55 A. X. sarcasm; blow for blow, stroke for of the ship. When the vessel capsized, 'fore, you wl Ill start for the good land of left. ' Will ypu ri9k ii with L [ qi . Bluevale .. ...... _.. 7.00 917 stroke, butwhenIoome and knock at Lno . a 0. . . De[aine% Ohalfles,' Gloves, Hostery 1. � - � , - 1. � � Brussels..... ...... .. 7�16 0.46 the door of your house you open itand they'had meansofescape. The Cal) the gospel, at last to look bl saying: a stranger ? If you 1 � i�ve a � 11-1 Ethel ................ 7.% 10.02 - tain took his -penknife and dug away " What a grea, risk I ran I Abribit r � In - L L - � -1 :,-. , L . - I - . , lost, . *. , . ,,. Ladies' Sailor Hats, Etc., Etc., itc., L - _�. i - say, I I Come In, my brother, and tell me through the �Wukzs until his knife broke. but ulat got throuith and no cough, are losing flesh, if - . -i L � I ) . - _�, i " . el - � . all you know about Christ and heaven " Then an old nail was found, with which more 17�Vca � . , - London, Huron aud Bruce. .pJ by the skin of my teeth." I . � ; Listen to two or three . questionsi Are they attempted to serape their way up I I I weak and pale, if C04suftlp- 1, - - . G61,ZG NORT11- Pamenger. - you used to be when out of the darkness, each oinsa working I . , J L' . St,ra W' Hats lfo'r Men, Boys and Children, I �, I . London depart .. ...... 8.16 a X. 4.45 1,.3(. , yolt as httppy as " SIHOT BY THE PRINCE. tion stares you in t ' � I I . '_ � Clentralta ....... :": ...... 9.18 5-57 you. belidved in the truth of the Chris- - until his'liand was well . he - face, ; � at a big reduction. , . nigh paralyzed, - � . .S - 11 - . Exeter .. . ............ .. � I i � . J � . . � z � � . o 1 930 j 6.07 tian rell,glon? *ould you like to have and he sank back faint and sick. After I I lean - on Scott's Er�uisioa.,' A . - ' n - ; I - I All the above -niehitioned -Oods are new a � Hensall- ..... _�... � .... 9.44 618 . After �Vales da 0 t your -childron travel ol in the road I ad Sweetened tlike,Woun ' ' - a of the lattest styles. t Brucefteld . .............. � which you are now traveling? You had a me it M Itter of Pride. � I . I : Kippen ................ .. 9.60 6.5 . 11 long and tedious work, the light broke . They Be . - 1 9.68 6.33 through the bottom of the ship. A band- a It has been a friend to thou- - . � . � � - I ,.- I" ! Clin6on . "L. - " � ....... 10J6 6.55 relative who professed to lie a ChristlaA kerchief was hoisted. Help came. *They The Prince 6f Wales is so Impatient . I . I .- . - . 11 11L . - ,!:' I Lorldesboro _.... .... _ '10 33 '- 7.14 and intoleran I of any ds for h2in �wenty �, - - � _ . J Blyth i 10.41 7.23 and ,Was thoroughly consistent, living were taken on board the vessel and saved. carelessness when san , more t - _ . . - - - L; :10.56 7 ear a waW I ry out shooting. �ssaillng with the bitterest �, .- . . I - � - _ ... ..._ . I - �� I Bei;r,i;W.=: E7 and dying in the faith of the gospel. Did ever men come so n - . L LL � Wingham iwii�;...... 11.10 &03 Would you not - like to live the same grave without dropping into It? How invectives anyl one who to so unfortunate years. They trust It an d � W, We HOFFMAN& . ___� .1 dOLNG 13UUTn- Passenger. - ' *to bavel accident with his gu�l -that � . . - I �. t Winghal deput.... quiet life and die the same peaceful narrowly they escaped -escaped onli, as � I I- - _ 6.63.4, x, $.SOP. m. I you can trust it. I _. - " . , 7 I . .. ....... 7.04 3.45 death? I hold in my hand a letter sent "with the skin of their teeth." 'There I It ls,rralh a using to hear of his being , i ; - I I I _. - ell ' f g 116 t� i Blyth . . ......... � ...... 7.16 400 me by one who has rejected - hlmi _ Of the very fault which he I rMMMI 01=13MALM" : C.I.-EK 8rX01R:M_ . . the Chrl are,men who have been capsized of evil I - Let us send.you * book ,, ' - L 7.24 -h - I Londesboro. ......... .. _ 4.10 ' gards wit, io irritation In I 5- � tian religion. It says: "I am old enough passions 'and capsized midocean, and re 00 . . L - I . '., t . e I ,s Clinton .............. .... 7.47 430 ' others. Its a tl�m while staying with . _. I , a : . Brucefield ................ L 806 4.50 to know that the joys and pleasures of they " 1,000 miles away from any atuch telling you all abdult it. - � � . . the -Earl of Crewe at Fryston Hall, n � ; * CARDNO'S BLOOKs PFAF I ORTH. � - "Kippen .. ............... .. &I7 4.59 life are evanescent and to realize the fact shore ,of h6I . They have for years been e . - � - f . Hensall . ........ _.. .... , 8.24 - 5.04 ; P Pontel during the Doncaster ills, Free for the asking. ' I - � - � , . . . I ,-_ . that it must be coi i � Anfortable in oI trying to dig their way out. They have . � L -,, L I Exeter ............ _ .... 1 8.88 5.16, , to believe In something relative tor* the been digging away ,the Prince,; wl & W . . I .Ag�nt fo 'I tericles Pattergo and PubHeations, . � ce-atralia .... .... � ....... j 8.60 25' . and digging aw , Is host, Lord 1--ondon- rt� Ot . I � 6. . ayo L ;1 - . I _.� ; Union, Orrive)........., 9.60 A. 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