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I , - V — - I i '' . - . 1, --- MONUM-010—i" - - - - I - � - e� . . . , . . . .- - �� I I - I I .- ---.- . �� -;-- --r, - � � �. �- -- , I .,�, �', � - . '. I I I ?-- " � I 1. I I , � - I � . . . - ---- OWMMWN9� ,�, ,� , I - A, I , 1� � ,: . , 7�,., � I I I , . . -- - - . . . d . I � -- ;, .- .� I - � - I � . - . I - I - � � I - . . . � notell afld t1l I 0 Musical scores. 03ftat balftIO-7a 06r And In Fran0jo 'It bilo :10ren St. urni, but part dt'the hiadfilborlt In from . .A, , -�*- - mw� REAL ESTATE FOR SAL-&, 01 udand'VersAilles-and the Tuileries,. the United States. Most of theseliave ` I .1 , . . - - - .- ,� 7'"aff-LE WONDROUS EAR. -fought for., the ear-foughti with baton, - I ' .. . � I . �� - . I - -� I � I -with organ pipe, with trumpet, wfth a- , In Great Bri.tain It has been,-Win4sor' been built in the last' two years. The : . . I I- � . I 1, . . - . � I . � . - -'DARMS FOR. SALIL-Tike unAergigned We twent ; �L -1. bornet-a-piston, with all Ivory and brazen L a: d Balmordl and Osborne. A ruler does wheat here Is so dirty .that after It Is - . - WAR. f -. WAIR, '' � I JV Choice Farms for sale fr. East Ourtin. the ban. . . - - is I I -X I � eer oouDty of the Province; nU sizes, and prices to GOD)S WISDOM DISPLAYED IN ITS _and silver and golden .wieapons of the : t always prefer the larger. The King ---screened it has to be washed rund dried , I . 0 . . '111 .--- : suit, For ton Infoyn I Won,,write or call rionally I - - . . grehestra; royal theater and cathedral 0 arth nd heaven. may have larger before it is -ground, This in because the * ' � .�11 I R . Notroubloto show theni. F. a. 80OWBrussels, . CONSTRUCTION. - - ' - 0 ' a . . . . � . * . F-] .- IV1-V I I and academy of music the fortresses for c stles and greater palaces, but I do not wheat is thrashed on earthen 'flocks with - � ., � . � -]'-� - '* - P. 0. I - . . .-.,. . In, ` �, Re." ]Dr. Talmage Says the Son Egyptfought for the 'i f the ought than the human ear. The hea- flails. � The ,mills and the -wide streets I I — . . T,w 'Be- : I �-( I � F ing, north halt of Ut 0, Concession 10, East - Ing f s God's Great,est Gift -The Gateway and the Spartans and the v n. of heavens cannot contain him, and along the front of the river further up, � I - -1 11 . - I ' �-". I . - OR To BEN I I 1, . Suez *canal I � - t , - . , N -- - . I - - .- .1 . . - I the contest for the ear. ,I England and t � Ink there to any one more ouriouslr -stone rollers drawn, by cattle, -or else with - T . C tured I . . I so of Bour- � nipremacy o - g 11 miles train Wingh%m. There is 85 i Persians foulglit for the Ir defile at Ther. yet he says he finds room .tg dwell In a ; oron o � ap � wawanoth, 4 . ' . with the foreign houses on the opposite : I 1 -4 . I .- L I . , i . acres cleared, 16 acres. e6od bush; gocd frame barn. , to the Soul-STmphony of the Millen- mopylae, but Qo musicians of dI1 ages . ;1611trIte heart, and, I think, In a Chris- side of it, give a very foreign appear- . . I ! - . . A� , - ! - stable, straw shed iind-Nouse,ii good orchard and I ; . � � - i - . � .. . I . two, never-taffing wl�-Il& Apply -to HENRY J. ! ],jai June. : . have fought for the mastery ordie- audi. �Jan ear. I ance, and were It not for the rickshaws � I I I i - ( . � - . 1. - 1. . i PZAREN,� Wingb�m P. 0., out. 1670119 � - tmir canal and the defile of the Unmortal ' We have been looking for God in the and 'wheelbarrows, one would hardiy I - - . 31 � � � I - -.! (Copyrlg�t IM, by American Press Asx6bia- soul and the Tbcrjnopyla6 of struggling infinite -lot us look for hJm in'the Infl. think he was in China. On the 6 B 1�: THE -� I --- - � JILTral � - . ' ther, .-�--- AVA, - I - I i , 2 1�� . r � I . , ESIDENCR IN BRUOEPIELD FOR SALE.- 1* tion.) cadences. � . hiteslinal. - God walking the. corridor of band, by a walk of ton minutes Into the , . - - � I . I -1 - � For We th4:frsma dwelling house and lot near . — - I I . - . R I - * the ear, (led sitting In the gallery of the * 9 .! I --� the railway station in Brmoftald- The bones 0012, * � Washington, April 17. -In this dis- .1taptures of luilatc. . ' native city, he would hardly know that ' . -1 I., . � I human ear, God speaking along the audi. there was any foreign city or Influence " - � - 71AI tains ten rooms ; A stone cellar and bard and soft course Dr. Talmage sets forth the good- For the conquest of! the car Haydn t . 8 -K� S . I I There In a �-�. - I � water In the haute ; a130 N good !stable. - cry nerve of the oar, God dwelling in near. There is a large foreign population I � I 1. I- quarter acre. of land. Apply to ALEX. BlUkITAP.D, ness find wis ' dom of God in the construe struggled on up from the garret where be . VeRurneyoReattiole Whe-A 18 - ." -, WAU'r. I - I Brucefield. 1 151641 tion of the human ear and extols mu6IO had neither fire nor &bd,. on and'on the ear to hear that wbidii comes from and many large foreign stores. . . . - -1 . Volup - or; text, Psalms the outside, and so near the brain and Many vlsit� China and go to the largo - � I � .. . i--- and encourages pray Until under the too groui nervous strain I I I .- .. I -1 - . �V 4 . I . � - �1. - -Iforeale,inthe Township of X.cIv, 9, ,,He that planted the ear, shall the soul he can hear all that t I spires cities, as Pekin, SI-singhai or Hankow, . �� . ARM FOft SALE. '.to of the "Crea- � rail . I . 1, -,; � Morris , of hearing'his own orator I lear hosts oucamping -a na . 1. .-, -� - -�Z . .� i -80 a he not bear?" tion" perf6rmed he Wag carried out to . r - . IF � lot 27. conopeglon 9, 100 acres, with . there. The Lord of nd think they have seen Chi i , but they I - I obalance, in ha wooll bush * 2 barns under the curtains of membrane. Palace have a very wrong impression, of It. This - - � - -1 -, - Vastitibug, a frame house. pod orcha iS and plenty of Architecture Is one of the most fasoln- die, but leaving as big 1�'gacy to the world IT'S A CORKER I . - . 4 DIt U1 I � ,j U one mile from t ie villapot Walton. Also a ating arts, and the study of Egyptian' of the Almighty in the human ear. The to not conflWed to mere visltoi�s, for many � ' - . N f( - � - water. : 118 symphonies, IP3 pieces for the bart- I ' I - 4 - bouse and Jet with vi agun thop -ind lumb, ,r shed, In I Groel4u, Etruscan, -Roman, Byzantine - rider on the white horse of the Apoca- people live in the foreign concessions for � . . �t �01 Do will tone, 15 masses, 51 oratbillog, 42 German - I - ilsom MOOPI . � . 1�' . AGntal �-, � I I the viflaye cf Walton. , Mod. buvinem Etand ; lypse thrusting big foot into the loop of yeari, hardly going o' HAVE - YOU SEEN I T YET ? ' . " � - be told cheap. ly to MATTHEW MORI , sh, Renaissance styles of building and Itallan songs, 89 canons, 865 English utside them except t� I- .ir ton, orJAMES McDONA1.1) n� has beau to many a man a sublime life bone which the physiologist has been to go to some other place by steamer. . . . I . It 4,; i - . . :1 In the village o. �, I and Scotch songs with! accompanhhent - � 4 Ap - � � . - - I �- 4 , � � the farm. . - 1579-tt. work. Lincoln and York cathed I rals, St. and 1,530 pages of libretti. All that to p . leasedto call the stirrup of the car. Many people In Hankow have never beien - " 11 . . � - . . 1-1�-.. - . . -VAPA FOR SALE, ion 12 PauVo and St. Peter's and arch �f Titus capture the gate of thd body that Are yet, ready now for the question i of across the river to Wuobang, On one trip AT .1 � . \ � . . � I �.' I"" -For W0, lot 6, 000cem swings my text? Have yea the endurance to bear I - ... �, � . � -1 ][mitt � J! township of Hibbert, containing 100 sarcs of' and Theban temp!o and Alhambra and. to from the tympanum 'to the "snail . into the country to study. the, methods of . -,. � - . - ! � Iron � . � '� : i - I Vocd land In a $wod state of cultivation. Well Parthenon are the monumentle to the - shell" lying on the beach of the ocean of its overwhelming suggestiveness?' *111 . farming, n(A more than thirty miles fiom � � I I I - "I - . - fence; good brick house ; good bank barn and out genius of those who built them. But you take hold of some pillar and balance � I -� 1. - and plauililog all the immortal soul. - . Hankow, in one village 'over 100 women % -.1 . buildings; 18 acres Of felt Wiest, ., I V ' I done. 2 good wells and 2 nevei more wonderful than any arch they ever if under the semlomnipotent stroke? came out to see me, as they had never . - & W I SO ' . . .'I-:. f ,- falling springs'; 85 To conquer the car Handel struggled yoursel LU' MSDEN L N'S ' -. .-. IOU= , � � or further .lifted or any transepi window they ever ' "He that planted the car, shall he nor, seen a foreigner before. -Chinese t r . - . ; - - . trreo Acres cleared; selsion at Any time. F I on from the time wlicn his father would te to I . � . I - I � L - I �! . I r,ticulars, appVto PETER MSLVILLA CroluartY illumined or any Corinthian column they not let him go to school lest he learn the beftr?"' Shall the God who gives us the in Country GentleiJ&an. c-, . a � i . Q., Ontario. - � ibib-tf . - . L .1, 9 ever crowned or any Gothio' oloister.phey gamut sounds � - � .- A" � ' r I . - and become it musician, and a6paratus with which we hear the . . . I I Bicycle Rooms, Mercer's. Old .- 0"tand, C4t . , ;. I ,"it r ever elaborated Is tho'humau ear. I was allowed In of 1ho world himself not be able to catch h a : - 14 ; � � L i . -VARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT-- Fer from the time when he I . Bookkeeping,in Fly Thne. I . 7 *rItA .- noes3lon 6, Among the most skillful and assiduous the organ loft just to play after the audi- UP song and- groan and blasphemy and � . I . I z _V - We at to - rent, LA .5, - Cc tainiog — ' I i PAN � L I . , I L " L Ruffatt, bear the village of Constance,. 0011 physiologists of our time have been those Once bad left to the time when he left to worshipv Does he give us a faculty which Bookkeeping rea&rs, who know the 1. . I I I L L � I 11 . - . - . p . I i � he has not himself? Drs. Wild and Gru. excitement and worries of,the trial bal- -- � about 1w &arm An cleared and in a good state of who. have given their time to the exam- all nation Of � 4 ; cultivation. There . are gacd buildings, good s his unparalleled oratorios � � A� : . �11 L IF. 7� -�� orchad,and plenty of excellent water. There are 11 ination-of the ear and the- study of its "Esther," "Deborah," " Samson, " ber and Toynbee Invented the aconmeter &nee will not be looking In sympathy for - ''I I F . , � I I ' and 85 acres seeded to grew. arches its walls, its'lloors, its canals, -its and other Instruments by which to Maa§-L a 0611fornia brother, one of whose expert- - . 1�1 E &am of -fall wheat .- P "Jeplitball," "Judas - Maccabaeus," . I , 11 - a - I . sold cheap- If _ I . I ; . - This is a splendid fj�m, and will bp urc and examine the ear, and do those- i SIHOE)IPY145 L I . - � � % not sold by spring it will bel rented. Immediate aqueducts, its galleries, Its Intricacies, Its "Israel' in Egypt" and � the I I Messiah, I I - . ences Is narrated by the San Francisco ALNI-4 . �� Valm - possusion. Appjyto URS. SCHOALES.. Constance. I . i instruments know more than the idootors � Post: I . � ' Ls� . I J� I wont - . -i . . 'L I W � I � convolutions, Its divine machinery, and the soul of the groat Gernian composer I who made them? I I He that planted the i A bookkeeper in a. Sail Francisco . . I -P I I Aocr � 1577-tt yet' It will take another .thousand years still weeping In the dead march of- our 1: � � � :- - , before the world ecomes to . - - . i any adequate great obsequies and triumphing In the I, ear, shall be not hear?" Jupiter of Credo � wholesale house had been spending, sleep- : Ready -to, Wear � I . . .— I � A10i IN ALGO31A FOR s&Lic.-For We the I appreciation of what God did when he ' I was always represented, in statuary and i less�nlghts for three weeks in fruitless' I :1 I .. I IRG L : . raptures of every Easter morn. � � ; * � - � I � 11 G( A South,E&et quarter of section F.L. town' I .painting as without ears, suggesting the � offorts, to ,mal�o his books balance.. There , . I - - X E I - . . . , , i 'hip ,of planned and - executed the Infifitte ana To conquer the car and take this gate Rigby Waterpooled - i rd, oontsialog 160 acres. There are 1003 acres Idea that he did not want to be bothered I was an appArent shortage of nine bun- . . I I -- -1 � I iwt'it� . 2 cleared and free from stumps and under crop. Com- overmasterinj architecture of the human of the lminbrtal isoul Schubert composed with the affairs of the world. BA our I dred dollArs that could not be accounted i�- I I 11 . 7 . the b, , . I U - �� 3 i ear. The most of it is Invisible, and the his great "Serenade," writing the staves � �Z . � :j, fortable log buildings. The bal%nee Is well timbered. � wyam ;�, . � - � it is within four miles.ef Er--hobay rallway station, * microscope breaks down in theattempt God hag ears. "His cars are open to.their for. He �0'ded up columns and struck Spring Overcoat I -i and six miles of thb prosperous ,village otPoit of the music on the bill of faie in a . . I 0611, S -- -I- - - L. � I'll - goner I " .�- - Findlay. Thisis a good lot, and will be sold cheap, at exploration. The cartilage which WO restaurant, and went oil until he could cry. " The Bible Intimates that two work - I balances until he was almost insane. He . I . -are w . * I CC _L - . *ettill � - and on easy terms. Apply to WILLIAN SIMPSON call the ear Is only the storm door Of thO leave as a legacy to the world over a men on Saturday night do not get their I finally worked himself Into the state that Are made by tailors, stayed ' I . . -V t I I - , ' � 14�1 1-k, i9odej I on *a premises, or to ALEX. RUSTA]kQ. 13,aee- - great temple clear down out of sight, thousand magnificent compositions In wages. Their complaint Instantly!strikes I usually lands a man in tho asylum, or a . i. , . a .1 U 1546 . -tf -� next door. to the immortal soul. - the ear of God, "The cry of those that suicide's grave, when the manager of the in every vent,and keep their I L , t - I - -- music. ,To conquer the ear and take this . I . I I 1� I ' reaped hath entered the ears of the Lord house invited his confidence. Then they . .77� G( , :. I Such scientists as Helmholtzand Conte r - Ai gate of the soul's castle Mozart struggled stylish shape to th e d. �� I � UILDING LOT FOR SALE -The very tera e . e n L I . I � t� building lots, being Duraber4 37, 88, 89 and and De Blainv�lle and. Rank. and Ruck on tbrqkigh poverty Until he came to a' i of Sabbath." . Did (led hear th4t"poor went over t�ie books together, but the . . 'V ] R I'_- e� --- I k"ch �11 40,,sitriated on Main street of Egmondville and S za- have attempted to walk the Appian way pauper's grave, aud oeo chilly, wet after- girl last night as she threw hcrself� on the � nine hundred dollar - ishortage wag'still - 11 �, . - usni 1� fortli. The whole cantihis about one acre, and will - of the human ear, but the mysterious prison bunk in the city dungeon and i tliere. ,, � � SILK FACINGS .. . � Hurol I- !� I be sold in scparate parcels or together to suit the no3n the body of lifin who gave to the I L I'll �- L 1 did L , � - Vrebaser. Teti property is Jast south of the , pathway has never been fully trodden but world the "Requlein" and the ,,G cried in the midnight, "God have I The head of the house was then called AND THE 4 L .. - . For I �- -- , �; 4 roport-v soul - by two feet --the foot of sound and the �Ihior.Syinphony" was crunched In on mercy?" Do you really think God could L I � �. Woul oellen MYJA,-and Mr. S. Dickeou'd r h of in, and the work of overhauling the ac- il , .. L . � I . . . . the, corporrati,)n, and is cowidered be most, desirable ! foot of God. Three ears on each side the bear h6r? Yes, just as easily as when 15 counts oommonced again. . They had not BEST LININGS - � .. - ii :f . building sita either for gLivate residence's or & : bead -the external ear the I middl he top of two other paupers Into a'grave I gone far before they came to .an entry of I . — I 'J. � e ear, years.ago she was sick with scarlet. fever, I . . ': factory. it is high and coultnient. and his a street Ivh1ch -to this day'Isepitaphless. . . I . 1. U. south and west. Apply to JANE nr JOUN SPROAT. the internal ear -but 'all connected by . E I and her mother heard her when at. mid- nineteen hundred dollars. . I They cost much less than coats 1. � - ,� . i God's Haudiwork. I ; � ZgmoudVIlJeL P. O.' EXeCUtor# to the EStelft -01 the most wonderful telegraphy. 1 . I i night she asked for a drink of water. "Why, that should be one'thousand .� P L ; . . �( late John Sproati, . I . INS tf A Rock of Strength. . . For ,the ear everything mellifluous, from "He that planted 'the ear, shall he not dollarsl" declared the employer. "How made by the best custom tailors I . � A I ULI �- I . B A 11, I-- � L V ' the bIrth hour when our earth was bear?" , - vadiv i � - IrIEAL ESTATE FOR SALE 111 THE TOWN 0 Y The external car In all ages adorned by .. . did it happen to be entered nineteen bun- and cbmnot be e I I - Z - n sEAFORTH.-For sale, that eligible property i precioU& stones or praiious metals. The wrapp d In swackiling elothea of light ' God's Wenderful Power. � d dred dollars?" . qualled. in style . - ZAX'E :i , P � I L I I V I �, I - i-. . . and-sorenaded by. other world � " by the smaller tailors. . 1, . L' — .1 - 'i on Goderich afteet.lately occupied by the late ! temple of Jerusalem partly built by the _ s, from the I 'When a soul prays, God does not sit A careful examination showed that a I I L I 1, RobertG.Scott. The bouie h2s all modem improve- time Whon Jubal thrummed the first L . � ' . - I 1. � ,a. I . I 1, r ; , , i� contribution of earrings, and Homerin � bolt upright until the prayer trav' fly had becu�drusbed between the pages Shor - . . . 7 . . ;-1 1 C6, good a-.ruent cellar, I . 018 Im.- ey's Guarantee Card in the. r66ket,is the wearer's certificate of . I j� I m nts,lat' room, afan a, 2 years wood on the "Iliad" speaks of Hera, "the three barp iind pressed it key of the first organ � I of the cash book, and one of its leg& I . . L - li I t -c so grates d over niantlet 1 mensity and elliubs to his car. The'BIble permanent sharie and highest ta = 1 14 ns of coal, hard and soft water, _ dow'i �to the inusic of this Sabbath day. , says he bonds clear over. In more than lie one I . I L `1XV �z d, a. ut and bright drops, her glittering genis suspend - made a tall to the first cipher of t JWring excellence. - .z - ,� one of the most handy and o3m- i . il� is In ever r Yea, f,or the ear the coming overtures of - I SON" � I I - - L - F1 fortable 3mes to be found any where. All the i ed from the ear," and many of the vor other part of the one place Isaiah said he bowed do�vn his thousand dollar entry, convertJog it Into I Ask for Shorey's ",Ready to Wear" Clothing., I f .� 13met �� will be I adornments of modern times were only heaveti, for whato a nine. . - , I I - � I househollfurnit,ire aud household effects - left I : ear. -In more than one place the psalmist . - . L � , I " � . - � � 7- gold by private sale. This Is a bargais for intending body"inay be Ti tlie dust, the ear, we i . . 11 -- - I 1. , � � I copies of her oar jewels found in Poni- said he Inclined his ear, by which -,I come � - ,'I - - - - I rchaspro and will b3 sold cheap, as 1 have decided know'i I - ti ; — , , . ;�� V I ,I ��. r J peitan museum and Etruscan Tase. But 7, Is to come to celestial life; other- , to believe tbat-God puts his ear so'blosely rin Holes In the ChecV4. . . I . . -' () . : " Ubrea4 up house. There to also a good buggy, a i . - . 11 � I while the outer car may be adorne wise, V,by the "barpera harping with ' . 11 - ; . . .� , I q fine set otbarness,,good robasia first-class cutter, d by down to your lips that he can hea' year . . . L", years �, I their harps?" For, the e r L -1111, - -. I � � . � I - human art,"the middle and the internal . 9 . i icum - and In fact everything need for a o.infortable home. ar . - � - I : carol of lark faintest whisper. It is not (led away off In the course of a lecture delivered re The Loss -of * the I .1 -, � � TAnd - I �-", and Wbistle of: quali and chirp of cricket ., up yonder; it 11 contly on chemical tests Used in discover- I I I ��, �! . 1, For futher particulars apply to the prop4etr..w on ears -an adorned and girnisheed only by God away down here, � . -- ]L; L I �--- the plemisce. V3TrIE M. SCOTT, Seaforbh P. 0. the hand of the ,Lord Almighty. The and dash of cascqdo and rear of tides close-up, so close up that when y Ing by the ink the age of documents, and . I 1. -,, . L, i . JANI , . , � 1691-4 . � f ': . oceanic and do on pray . . . 1! � - i - L �. i - stroke of a key of yonder organ sets the x4l6gy of worshipful,as- to him it is not more 'a'wb1sper than a whether there have been interpolations, - L Hair -_1 I - L C 1 1 1 ,"Ill' i � � V., I I F. . �: I -VARM FOR SALE. -A rare chance. Being the . 'air vibrating, and the external car sombly and minstrelsy, cherubic, seraphic Prof. C. A. Dorenius told ot it curious I ' I . 11 a. E. I Section 20, Township 21, R. 20, W. la� I I and arebangelic. For the ear: all Pandean : kiss. Ali, yes, he hears the captive's sigh - X If - ` % � -- JU catches the undulating sound and passes discovery in the case of a raised cheeir, To a lady � I Awe I P. M. in the Dau bin District, Province of Manitob%. I Inets, 11 haut- and the splash of the orphan's tear, and I or gentlenian is -a great affliction. .VJoo I I I V - r,? I a It on through the bonelets of the middle pipes, all flutes, all clar a made by his �father, who Is an, expert. In . I I �� -, . 7 . This farm"prom see to be one of the best in the I boys, all bassoons, all bells and 411 the dying syllables of the shipwrecked . . 1. �, 1, L ,drel province, It containa 160 acres of land, more or I. -se. I 'ear to the Internal ear, and the 3,000 chemistry and In documents. The Inter- . . � - I I .- sailor driven on the Skerries - L 1. and I . I all of which Is fit for cultivation 16 13 one mile fro%a " organi-Luzerne and Westmibster abbey fant,s ,,Now I lay me , 'and tho In- PROF. DORENWEND - � � ; fibers of the human. brain take up the ests involved'An this case were very large, . I . . I . I i . I I a school house. and one mile and a half from Ftpruu-- down to sleep" as . � - L . f -41, and Freiburg and Berlin and all the � i . I vibration and roll the round on lilto the and It was not practicable that, the orig- ' . : . L I � I 1161 ! � Oreelepost offi2e. There are 53 acres4shced itnd organ pipes set across Christendom, the , distinctly as he bears the fortissimo of Who will be at'the MIME RCIAL HOTE L . - . - - -� r0R 4 4 W There is a good hewed log soul. The hidden machinery of the car � inal phock - should be tamp d with or ; I .1 - , � '. arth �� I under cultivation. I ' Giant's Causeway for the monarchs brazen bands In the Dusseldorf festival, . chemically treated. For purpo SEAFORTH, on FRIDAYo APRIL 29th, . � . I great . L - �, nouse, one and a half story, 16x20 1;3et, and a good I by physiologists called by the names of L as easily as lie hears the salvo of artillery s of testi- f 1 4 � — . Z I �L � -, . - L-1 � I 5 of good popul.r bush on the farm, soll Is a rich black mony an enlarged hotograjt3 of the � L �! : I ! log stable, I8x24 feet. There are about 12 or 14 ae"" things familiar to us, like the hammer, of music to pass over For the ear All 1 when the 13 squaies of English troops p 1 � I- * t . I � I 'i ; - � I - surface, with a a - vll,� some- chimes, all ticklings of chronometers, all I check was taken b� Dr. Dor us, who - I � With all kinds of � - - I , -. laysubsoll. It i,3 well sicu3ted, something to strl.ke; like the an anthems, all dirges, all'gloes, all ch . open all their batteries at once at Water- Art Hair Goods, has de- I . - - � � oruses, L I . I �. - I I g between two creeki, neither of them touching thing to be smitten; like the stirrup of . 1 . He that planted the car can hear. was called as an expert in the so. The :;�N . I � . - . . inonstrated to over a hundred thousand per- � � -At - I .� . farm. There is also good water within twelve all lullabys, .all orchestration. Ob, the � oo . - . L- 40 � I 0 the saddle with which we mount the first trial resulted in no dectslo!, and on sons that the artificial restoration of the de- I i � - . -Joes of surface. My reason for � selling I@ falling Just as sometimes an entrancing strain P L� I I - i . ear, the God honored ear, grooved with ,;�s -1 .. T r I steed; like the drum, beaten In the the second trial, what purported to be the parted locks is essential to' their healtb,, . : -�i - . %ealtli. I will take 010 per sore for it if sold before � of music will linger in your ears for days e . -.1;', , � . - Rigb I , � � 'Ohrifftwas it Is well worth $15 pot note. march; like the barps�ings divine sculpture und poised with divine original check was produced lb was .. . I " comfort and good looks. 01 late he has �! � � -1 'Tern :� Appkv to to be swept fter you have beard it, and ust as a - � A' 'ii. I " - gracefulness and upholstered with our- a handed to the cashl ,00%-N, Wrivo, .1 added many new styles and. designs to his- � .1, � I . . W xURRAY, Proprietor, Box 33, Dauphin, Man- with music. Coiled I k1V a II snail shell,' I � i er of ith V . . , . tains of divine ernbroidbry and corridored , sharp cry of pain I once beard while - bhnk for . I i � - DOU tabs. I 1553-tf I I . IJ D & , I -.1 — � b which One of the- in*rmost passages identification. He examined Itland said: large, collection, and is now in a position to' �- I , - - , I - . t � - . al the -ear is actually called; like a stair- by- divine caiTentry and pillared with, passing through Bellevue hospital 'clung not the original ehe�k.11 'ijo EE so "I - -1. , to my ear for weeks, and just as a horrid I I This is . - , ( - suit every me of bald -headedness or thin � Al Bz I � way, the sound to ascend, like a bent divine architecture and chiseled In bone 4 1 . I -1-4 hai,r. EverkLlady should sea his new and I- . I blasphemy In the istreat 'How do you. know that?" demanded I . 111horl, of divine masonry and conquered sometimes ! I � � � I mj - lot 4 tube of a heating'apparatus, taking that the Amazed lawyer. I artistic fashion in Wfgs, Bangs, Wavy and Plain Frofitpi�ces, Switches, etc. Gentle- , � �4 cessions. -of divine marshaling. by Pro" haunts onla's . ears for days, so God not . � , He, Re J ackso'n which enters round ancl round; like a The ear I .� 1 - HUC L A perpetual point of Interrogation, asking orily� hears, but holds the songs, the "Because in the heading of t e original nienk'% ho are partly or wholly bald, should not miss the opportunity of seeing what he can .� -m . . .....14 . labyrinth with wonderful passages Into - prayers, the groans, the w6rship, the check I pricked a hole- in the center of do to in-proviog their appearance, and add comfort and protectionagainst colds. catarrh . % . . 1-4 � I � I . . . - L I which the thought enters only to be lost How?! A perpetual point of apostrophe each of the 'o's' with a pIn,' � � was the and other head troubles, due to lack of protecting hair. Toupees and Wigs are made . -11 . I . � 11,pp I ealing to God. None but God could blasphemy. How wo'bave all wondered I P - I - � . - I - & -SON*- in bewilderment- A muscle contracting . at the phonograph. which holds not only reply. !'This check hag not tho§e holes.' featherw eight; detection by closest observance is impossible. Why delay, seciare the �r .. - a th I " - when the noise is too lofid, just as the work3t. None but God could keep it. the Words you utter, but the very, tones In all other respects the chec.k seemed benefits now; you will be thankful. later on - If it is- not convenient to eouie -to hotA, � i .� - � -1 . plate - -1 SWI -_ ., Dmrm ImmuTmis OF pupil of the eye contracts when the light None 1but God could understand It. None of - your voice, so that 100 years from to be Identical. The court called for Dr. send name and address, and he will call at residence. All tran3actions strictly confiden- 1� ..w I -- Jules Robin & Co -'s Brandy, Cognac, Is too ilaring. The external ear I I 4 de- but God could explain it, Ohy the - won- Doremus's photograph to be produced. it tial. Remember, at the Commercial Hotel, on Friday, April 29th. Cut hair taken in --;, . � . i:, . I - L , i - - L . I France; Jno. de Kuyper & Son, Hol- fended by wax which with Its bitto ness ders of the human ear I i � now, that Instrument tuined, �the -very - plainly showed the pin boles. U on exchange, or cash paid for it. � ," . land Gin, Rotterdam, Holland ; discourages insectile invasion T f I words you now utter and the very tons , P this � I I 1583x2 .d, .. I The, in - By 6allileel's Waves. I of your voice will be reproduced. Amaz- the lawyer for the defense threTv up his L-- . - �F I . 1,. boat . I Booth's Tom Gin, London, England ; ternal ear imbe4ded In by what far now Surpassingly sacred the human tug phonograph I But more -won of the I -- � - :*,. � case, and the guilty substitutor . � � 11 derful is I . - �. - . Bulloch &Co. a Scotch Whisky, Glas- the hardest bono'of the human systo , a earl fYou had better be careful !low you' God's power to bold, to retain. All, what false check fled the countrY.-Nr6w York � I -1 - L I t- I - - . � � co - � i . L -, tP �-- -, � - 7i" ' gow, Scotland ; Jamieson's Irish 'very rook of strength and deflaii � . ! - lot -the sound of blasphemy or unclean- ' delightful encouragement for our pray- Sun. � I . 1111�� . � I . L s`t1iV6 I - . � :1 � I % � . L I � . E . ; - . Whisky, Dublin, Ireland -. also Port 'Khe ear so strange a contrivance that ness step Into that holy of holies. 1 The Ors I 'What an awful fright for our bard I -- 4 - - I . - I I . . . I , ! I �- - I . sion . . and Sherry Wine from France and by the estimate of one scientist it can' Bible says that in the ancient temple the speeches I What assurance.of wa ' heart- The Highest Idea. I . . I . . : - � . . . 1C baul . Spain, Agents for Walkor'i Whisky, catch the sound of 73,700 vibrations In a priest4as set apart by the putting of the ' ed'sympathy for -all our griefs, r1ml., that I I - ., I I . I I 0 �� I - . � : -, � "." , . � - Ontario ,- Royal Distillery and Davis' second. The outer 6ar taking in all kinds blood of a rain on the tip of the ear, the . Jesus -teaches the best and the truest I . I I . "I I . waft � I � �- . � ZW . . . . I � I I.- I I planted the car, shall he not bftrpll . - � Indian, 1 � - . I Ale and Porter, Toronto. of sound, whether the crash of an 'ava- right ear of the prlesCButo my friends.' and highest. Idea of God that J� possible '. I : I T101% Better take that organ away from all I I �F. - - I ; - lanche or the huin of a bee. The sound we need all, of us. to bav'e the sacred to conceive, and,of all the doc. ; � . I ,� . - . ,��if , . *1 V . - passing 0 the inner door of the outside touch of ordination on the banging lobe Bin. Better put It under the best sound. God that have ever been taught . r. io TO THE PUBLIC : Better take It avray from all gossip. from = ,�riSh kom the gardens of Ind -12- to the tea tablesof Cnada. . . ear halts until another mecbanisin� of both ears, and 'on the- arches of th or propagated In the world this alone can � � - -1, i: We have opened a retail store in divine mechai a all sland3r, from all. innuendo, from all � I . I � , -` I - connection with our wholeas&3 bursi- 1118m, passes it .,on by the ears, on the oustachian tube of the ear,, , bad influence of evil association. Better satisfyi the cravings of man'sl spiritual I . . -, . 1B on the mastoid cells of the ear, on the ist secure - bonelets of the mIddl6 ear, an -1, coming nature and enable the soul to re J 0 � 0**000�0*-0-01"-O? I - - 'V -1d business in the rear of the new 'Do- put It to school, to church, to philhar: i � . � , to the Inner door of that second ear, the tympanic cavity of the car, and on every- wont I Ili the consciousness that the ar of. the . - : � 4 _ ' ' - , _ . � _ - � _ _ _ I I I � ; . . , , ,;i "" , NM21%5Mk%5%b"*h.- i , - - F", 4" W'� :, -04 - M-,-. a- - I I -1 0- - I , 11 F I s �1 f .1. i I I F � 'J , _ , � I _ _ I . -Bett4 put that ear under the Ill Me . . I - 9011 I minion Bank, in Good's old stand, sound has no power to come farther until thing from the outside rim of the outside Almighty and the All -good Is �ever out- , . I . . J01 . no'ogy. _ stretched to protect and - defend. Would I - qt�rntty you seek after a teacher that - ton ,() I T - I � � 11 I the market at bottom prices. Goods through into the Inner ear, and then the steps off the auditory nerve and rolls on to him who planted the ear. Rousseau, can lead you . Combinat' n Dairy w �� I . another divine mechanism passes it on ear clear In to the Point where sound Better consecrate it for time and A co- � where we will iell the best goods in , blesged-�touch .of Cbristian.hym I I .- .., I I delivered to any part of 'the town sound comes to the rail track of the down into the unfathomable depths of the infidel, fell mleep amid his' skeptical up to the author of your' being, [and place . . I V - '.1 11 T frm , : -7 - . . brain bralichlet and rolls on and on until the Immortal soul. The Bible speaks of manuscripts lying , your spirit in communion wlth� the God . � . . ,a I s' all arouncl the room, � ic, I , TELEPHONE ti. 1518-tf- It comes to "ensation, and there the our- "dull tars," and of ,".unoirouincised and in big dream he entered hetiven a' that inade It, and hush Your anxious I I �The'common cow is generally very � - � -� .1 Ati 4; 1 +.4- A !- .4 1. . --I- it 14 nd . � � I I - -1 - I i N� V 1IF i - - "Y", � " a Unurseu gabes SHUT" 8, and of itching e )I and of "re- heard the song of the worshipers fears with the assurances that the love of . . . � # I I I a", , I I hardy but even her robust -constitutio, 9 -� - 4url - , and It .... .. 11 ! 1,i i� - F and the voice of God seems to, say to all bellious ears," and of "open ears," and � o . 1 �5 � God is with you, and that the arms of �. , - 1� and - � bra � I .; I . Ve. '. � I - tronger, I I - ED . I * � � , tl GOttOt 1100t COMPOUld burnan Inspection, "Thus far and no of th6se who have all the organs of hear- meant. The angel said, "This to the � I I I was so sweet he asked an angel, what. it �,,I, , -- �. "'. Will be the better and s � � it R F His mercy circle you now and �vermoro, .. � �.. .O... � " . � . - ' � � � . P1, �� f i . sucemsfully used monthly by over f%rther. I I . Ing and yet who seem to be deaf, for it ' paradise of God, and the song y you must find that sacred t&cher In her dairy value enha�nced manyfoid I 1Z 1. � I I (� t ti 'I L Ls&es. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask " ou hear — . I I I I I " - f �' Jesus; for in this respebt it is �t,rtie tha � I 1: � ! .t , r druggist for C4*k,s Coottoo ftd Cow- Vestibule of the Soul. cries ��to them, "Ile that ears to hear, lot is the anthem of the redeemed. I I 'LTnder t if during the winter you add some of I I L L � ; .... , - t,- 1',� ; if no other as all Mixtures, pfflo and In this vestibule of the palace of the him hear. " another roll of the celestial music , Rous- "never man spake like this M ' - - . . : I - � A I �; !I, " � all. , I . L ) . I . , . �. mitations,aredangeious. Fr4e,Xo.1,$1p ! ) If If rl� V- i .11 4 � - .,pr soul how many kings of thought, of To'show how muoh. Christ thought of seau wakened and got up in the midnight , - � � I . . . . . - I -Zi L 5 L r � I whowas deaf, came u ow - � . = i i s 1-i 1,2 � , - box, Xe. a, 10 degrees stronger,$3 per box. L40. the human oar, he one day in ' - 0 ; - I i t _ medicine, of physiology, have done pen- . ot a man � . .1 i�,A I or 2, mailed an receipt of prio�e and two I-eent and, as well as he could, wrote d n the Electric Cooklia 7iff L : , 11, � C r . p to him and put a . I t stamps. The Cook Conapaiiy�`Wlndsor, Ont. ance of lifelong study and got no farthe it utensill. "' : � strains of the music that he bad heard In Dic' Bi0o : 9 - :' .1 . I TO i. k's, d Pur er ,, . 'r I I . coked I . - � I AA I finger of the right hand Into the oriflee the wonderful tune called "The Songs of electric utensil whic4 hag LtW3 casings 9 � � i �� . �, , OW -Nos. 1 and 2 sold and recommended by all than the vestibule I Mysterious home of Food can be quickly c n a now . L � �, �- 1 # �� respousible Druggists In Canada. reverberation and, eoho. Grand Central Of th6 left ear of the patient and put q; the Redeemed." God grant that it may UrroU L' to her feed. 'It shaxpens the appetite of an indifferent eater, I , � ;� .. * i . j ;.7 z - - f � - � I 1� 11 I i , . � �. t 'I � I . 8 tone- .,f .. -� L � I I I I ) I No. 1 and N%2 sold In SeMorth by Lumaden fin er of the left hand into the orifice Ot not be to you and to me an Infidel drea liding a non -conducting material up, the system, ttrengthclis the generative organs, - anLd Ill I . I :, .. �i . . . r � � - I - . & depot of sound. Headquarters to which . Z I ih " � M, with a string of beads of refracting in&- I 1. keeps her i . . - - .�� Vi , W118L)n, druggists. there come quick dispatches, part, the e right ear of the patient, and agitated .but a glorious reality. When we come to go9d ' I I .. i J, , I . - terial wound around the Inside ! sing on Iving Season. . 'L � . � the tympanum, and startled the bona'. the night , - a health for the Ca . . . � L: P i way by cartilages, part the way by air, of death and we lie down to - . I .. I I . � � r . - - ,� L' P . . I L t - ` L. I � � . - 11, nerve -the slow6st dispatch plung through fifto . I cried, be to heat the food Inside the cooker. - L 50 Cents a -,package. 9 . LLL 41� : I I- ��'. . lets, and with a voice that rang clear our a wire, through which the current -pilssfis I I . � I I -- � 11 part the way by bone, part the way by last slee , may our ears really I '��- i -1 � Ing the man's son' wakened by the canticles of the heavenly A . 1, T, - . I , L . - "I . i . � .. I I , � Into the ear at the speed of 1,090 feet a "Hplithathal" and the Polyphoid growths � --e I I ,I .. - . I LEEMI RG, MILES & Co., - i . . . . . .... � � Iii ,� " W. N. Watson X temple, and the songs and the anthems -Mr. Sainuel Towle, St. Alarys� bas pur- . AaaRT6, MON�TREAL. � � MiCK & CO-, - � � . J - f � I l second. Small instrument of music on gave way, and the Inflamed aurlele cooled and the carols and the doxologies that chwedthe-residence of Mr. Alfred Sinkins . 011topmeyopn. � I - � I I , . I .� I I � � r � which is played all . 'who had not beard a shall climb the musical ladder of that for $1,400, who Nvit,h h . . � 1 � I � I, I � I � I � I �, 11 �� 11 �� 11 �� 11 �� 11 �� I I - 11 1.1 the 111usic you ever off, and that man L I I - . �, � . beard, from the grandeurs of an August soundifor many years that night. beard heavenly gamut. �, is family are moving - . L � I � the wash of the waves of Galileo a 6) Toronto. .lLlr aild Mrs, Sinkins will be '. I - - � � . I I I � Fire and Life Insurance Agent, Houses to thunderstorm to the softest broathings of � Rainst I - . I I I : � � . : � . . . . I i . �- greatly mheed from the town. ,vv er( I'll, � , I 1, 1� t I Itent, Real Estate Agent. Deal a flW. Sinall Instrument of music, only, the limestone shelving. To show how : - I Cocoa In Great Britain. � � � � �, . .. ; . � - � � they I . � : : and the car, , a c rien a. - - I a : I i I ', t RAY310-ND Mnd. WHITE family and mauu- a quidi-ter of an inch! of surface: much Christ thought of the human have' lived so long and made limt f f ' d ' ' 2 ly ? - The London Graphic declares that the They Nvere valued menibers of tho Metho. - I I . - I feAtiring Sewing Machines. All kiud of thinness of when the apostle Peter got Iliad and % . � � �' one-two hundred and: sale of cocoa has Increased in the British � - I -: � F L fiftieth , � 11 I � t - .� k . � Sewing Machines rep:Lired. Charges ' w1th one slash of his "a diab church and Mv% Sinkins an altive and NEW IDEALS 1V FURNITURE � I I I ; . I � part of an Inch ud�that thinness divided . word dropped th isles enormously in the last live years. earnerdt, woiker. - I 0 1 i � A - moderate. L I .. � : . I into three ]aye . In that ear MUSI ear of Malchus into the dust Chrlit and NAnks it may possibly supplant tea. I ; ,7 i - . E . L I I L cal � , I 11 : f i I created a new extbrnal ear for Malchus I LL . � ... ; . i- I I 9 � . staff, lines, s ace , barandrest. A bridge -- � i � - Agent for the .. .. .. - . . � I I - - - I . . I � t � L I I 41 I z I leading froin t e�utside natural worl", corresponding with the middle !�ar and I . -- - I I - "., ' . . �� . I - . . : � I TH APPROACH TO SHANGHAI. If ou caDnot get ,beef, . . ----,, - �, - - I . I I . - - � � - . I - the Internal car that no sword could clip 1 1 y . I t , - to the Inside spiritual world; we seefn- =:�- � . , t WHITE AND GODERINVOYCLE3. .9 . �-� , Easier Means not Only a chang � T P i ,I �-- � . e of . . L . L . I .�- -. t the abtitniont at this end the bridge, but away. � ; 1� - F��, 0 .. I . , Z - I . I , I I - . Travelers Get a Aviong lullwesall on of n]Lltt011 will answer. -.W-;: �-= 4,-,0 - s, but a ehaugp of personal and boll"W.- . I � 1--�—,—:��----;;;z Eeason I . . . �:, I >121-1�1 I , , % _�� I , - . . � _-� . , I - .� . I I'� � abutment on the other and the nridgo. car we are of the fact that In . 1. �j; * _ I L -. Pirst-Class Wheels in Every Respect. the fog of,an unlifted mystery hiding the And to show what God thinks! of the * China Visiting X,arce Cities oilly. C . 11 ; , , .i A, : informed . n5l le I . I . You may choose bet1k.ve- TA bold effects. Wbat we offer in the line of I L - � -11,1201bbr'! a g . � - .. I 3[C;.ML,S the millennial June which Standing ,)n . cLn . L I- I a -UM Whispering gallery of the soul. The hu- shall roseate the bow of .tbe -vessel the. I . I - L. . , I ]P.R __ 1:Fv'3X3-- , I I excellent desherns in household furii,J 311ings, I, , I a, I I ."b, - � qr , t1le Q, L V M . :t 4 : i all theearth the cars of the deaf will be night before we reached milic, Vvqter., coffiee o tea. . .. AM .1 � -'- L 1680-52 man voice Is God's eulogy the ear. That - Shanghai, one I .. I OCS - .. it , Unstopped, all the Vasculargrowtbo gone, could r A � I P, . I - 111 . Pi� in wom from win,ter'dreal!i - I - I :�, . - 11 i I � - voice capable of producing 17,592,186,- ead the time ,on the face of his But there is no seco . . il 1pill%'r - " , ,� ness. � -1 - j . � I 1 51. . - ;t ? � . - � . , ! � I — 044,415 sounds, and all - that variety all.deformation of the listening organ watch the water was nd c oice , '-'�P'- . Our linels a revelation, a pleasuro, . . - � K y h . it, :, !j Ir - - . I i. . - 'I , - I . � �.- I - ., i� I -�ou appreciate the licautly I . , a satisfaction.. . I . . � � I . - Mtice of Dissolution. d, corrected, changed. Every being on , It look d like a sea of fire; L every little' fo r Scatt's Einuislon. 111�1p, I � . - �i f , 4, made, not for the regaiemeni of beast or cure - : L �-: . ; , - . � L � ear I I 1. I Notice It hereby given thit the partnership here- bird, but for theahuman ear. I I . I . . ; - - IV th will have a bearing apparatus as wave nd the spray thrown up by the of the goods an the attractiven,ess of the . � - : r', ,; i I . 1�. fl - . . . . z . I tofore eubtistintr betwcen u4, the underAgned, ce About 16 y"rs ago, in Venice, lay Per . vessel I okod like Ilqu d metal at White $ . P -M I I . I I I, I - A - : I . - I I it is SC-1-Itt s E muls"' . L , � � I *' -0 . . - 'L feet as God knows how to make It, , beat. It was a ffk I ion or U1 . I price. . � : L I I L � � I . .,Z, �. blacksmitlV6 fa the Villa a of Zurich, hat bacn this down in death one whom many consid- and all the ears will be ready for that I weird and strange sig . I -- -11 I . - . . I - day di wolved by mutuaf consent. A I, debts ow' . �: I . ; . - , I !ag 1+ - nothitig. I i . 1-1 � � 11 $a the said partnerehip are to be paid to F ick ered tbeL greatest musical composer of the great symphony in which all the musical ExtqdIng Inany miles. out Into the . . All froods deliv e�red free, Leither is . . ; reder I � Zb � I z I : 5 : cean alonir the Yang -Tse river are low, "' .. . - . I . -� � I Hess, ar., at tLe Villue of Zaiieh afores3id, and all century. Struggling on up from 6 yearis; instruments of the ear shall play the 0 -10� I ; I . ; 7 � : 1. -� - i - . � , r - claims rgalmlt the said P'irt'lorbhip are to be present- - th T -Il Or country - .1 I �1. 1� �L - of age. when he was loft fa level tr�cts of marsh . NVIlell Vou iieed the best tOw ,. . . : � I I therless, Wag- Aecompaninient, land covered with . . � . . �76 i ed to the said Fraitricic Hess, fir., by %; hom the nations of earth and ' - � . 11 � I , . I .- . � d b , I L - � I � I : I I � same v ill be settled. nor rose through the obloquy of the empires of heaven 111ingling thclr� voices reeds, built up by the inud deposited by COd-liver ol <1�1 � . I - - . � I .1 I I �, tile best - . I . I . . .., �� , . , . -� . . . --�T pE-(, ' the riv4.' It also . � -- .- ; ,- r WltneFs- qr'�RT. world, and ofttimes all nations Oeeining- together Nvith L forms many bars of ypo- . - .! - I I . �.. 9 I L t F: E LER,jo the: deep bass of the sea . . I , I L I I t - : E. Z L JOHN WESELOH. :' lY against him, Until --he gained the favor and the alto of the woods, and the tenor mud In th� channel, so that the large phosphitec azid the best I �� t- . -.t A - - - t! I . � L . . - =Zlr—r�z� I- I ,,, f �- 't Dated at Zurich, this 30th day � or, d . - . . I - , . ; cf Slarch, A. D., IM., I 158 1 2 � of a king and won the enthusiasm of tlis- of winds, and the batitone of the t1itind steamer� anchor in the mouth and sen , -Omli Jcm--T"G�m % � I t - -4, ap6ra houses L Of the pass�ugers and freight up glycerine, all combile in :1 I : - I I I �wl . Europe and America. llHalieliliallp surging up' meet to Shanglial A . � . � -, , ,� . . I . - . . Ing the in a slu 11 b)at. Large st - L ... . - . ��. , � . � "Halleltiiah!': dese'e' � A Otir Undertan S complete and, . I - I 11 .- nding. ( camers, by ,vait- - strictly up-to-dat - ; " � -- I e, wit4 a � . L � � the best , possible - ina ner lar,ger selection tban e -ver before, and prices tO suit every one's Iieed& We have . � . I I ,:- , I I . t - - I � - : int Igb� tide, conic over the bar and . I I L . � I � - ; L � 4,� Struggling all the W&Y on'to 70 years of Where to Loolz for God. i i lip to ' HqPkow, which is 650 miles from L - � . I . � I 1, � - I 0 . 11 if5 - � I . i -.. W FAMILIF,S. ,� age to conquei the world's ear. In that . 1.11011 1�7 011C Cl' * a quantity of suitable chairs to be used a� funerals I "I R-'�-M..'""ORK 1"01' � loi ILe. - erol � for ; , , , F U i 11"Ive of] : � . 4 - I - 1". V,-,�-sv-.r:�L'tli,is(-xvicesotaiiumbe,roffam- �, -Aai . . charg , and any orde'rs that we are favored. with shall reeaiye OUT best aftenf ion-". : Ob, yes, my friends, �ve have mout_b. All tho,wily up to Shau , which WO WHI len& free of - . . I - � - - same attehiPt to master the human car lool'-in" been ,1 the 0 ./ I . - and ' - �or God too far away4'rist : the bank f the river are low and co IL bril-,P�s pro, - I L s - - ,;� i-�,-�! z- do work- for tiq et . horne, wbole ggin supremacy over this gate of the ead of V- - -npt 1, sultS Nig "e . I - 9 I - Or I � - , . , -� ,f � - ; 2 I. L I � -- I , � OTtal soul, great battles were fought d in our Own i ered wltl� C0( I CS, Go -1 , � �� , - sp-ti',� rim(,. The work wesend ourwork- buill looking far lifin. close by an oarso grass or weeds. T.her 0 . ht calls promptly attended to by o'ur undertaker, Mr. S. T. Holm der- � t' � - - 0 .1 C s Of . I I ! 4 1 7 X�; 1� (,Ule and la:!slly done, and by INIozart, Gluck and Weber, and by WO 90 11P i11tO tile Observatory I were ni�ny water buffalo aud n ' A wasturig) oppos - �� I I , C kly . re- orgauism! in all ciis () , ich street, Seafortb I ;. I �, � 1. twim�-;1 by R.,:rcel post a3 fmlsszli�d. Pavy - it i tive 4 ) ite the -Methodist -Church, . I . � t; 4L� � I and'look through 'the telescope wid see cattle grazing ou the banks. . . 1. - . � I - . _il - . - Beethoven and Meyerbeer, by Rossini loss iii 'Weight. * I . I I - I ,� � I V to,,-�:,o per week. For particulars ready 11 . : . I I . I - .- - L L i I : '. S to Commence send name and address. TuE and by all the roll Of German and Ital God in Jupiter and'God In Saturn and I Just Ypfore teaching Shanghai itself' : 7 C - .� f-,' .., ian I . . - r" . I ! . �, �� Z' S. A. SuppLyCo., Box 265, LoxDoNj Owr. God in Mars, but we could s BROADFOOT, Box & coal - - . : �� r � .1 and French composers, some of them in ee more of , InanY large cotton -mills, equipped. - with All druggists; 5oc. and$ i.00. . � : : L- t� I : - - - - - - � - 1. � - . . - ; I - - - - 9i 7 I t 'a L I � I . - �� " I - I x the key- seen; also � - . 1-1, � th-L" hl)fflt kayinx tbg1r blQod oi the microscope of an UhrJst. I thq lates machinery, SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, Toroitto. -t - - ; . i L - . -1 - lfi*o roU da==W � I . I I * , � I , . - I - - �� , - : I . . . L -I' 1; . bil� , uly. 0-4q rool- I ilt by an unalls); 1 1 - � . L I - _ � I - - I . - � � . bTQ- =891,latisaea w1th .Q i Ware . SIM 14C.�6)1--Ra! . -'-' , I , I �i L . . . I i I . I . . I . - . 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