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Catarrhal Deafness.
The last stage deerelOpMent of Nasal Ca-
tarrh. Japanese Catarrh Cure goes away past
the points where even specialists on the
a/linage have been able to reach. It's a pene-
trating, seething, healing and strengthenIng
compound, allaying the infiammatioa and
healing -without leaving the slightesa bad
after -results. The only guaranteed 1Catarrh
tare. 613c at all druggists, 119
Canada's Greatest Liniment.
• Griffiths' Menthol Liniment is the great -
Curative discovery of the age. Pene-
tes muscle, membrane and tissue to the
ry bone, banishes pains and aches with a
power impossible with any other ieniedy.
Use it for rheumatism, neuralgia, head-
aches and all soreness, swelling ,and in-
flammation. All druggists, 25 cts. ' 32
„A PROMINENT VANCOUVE4ITE
Permanently cared of Astbma-Clarke's
'iota cempannei. tures.
Mr. F. T. I'ainton, the well-known pro-
prietor of Painton's Music Store, Vancou-
Ver, 13. G. writes: "I have been a great
Sufferer f om asthma in its worst form
for over 1 ur years, very often having had
to sit up rear1y all night. I had consulted
physicians both in England and Canada
without o taining any permanent relief •and
tried many remedies with the same result.
A friend vrho had been cured by Dr. Clarke'
Kola, Cemplound advised me to try it. And
three bottles have entirely cured me. It is
?low nearat two years since my recovery,
and asthma haa not troubled me since. I
1 eel very grataful to Dr. Clarke for intro-
ducing this remedy. I have frequently re-
commended. it to others suffering as I was,
and do not know of a single case where
the required number if bottles have been
taken: that it has failed to mire. See that
yon got Clarke's. Clarke's Kola Compound
should not be confounded with the other
Kobe prep rations on the market, as this
Is altogether a different prepaastion, de-
signated peoially for the cure of asthma.
Bold by a 1 druggists -price, two dollars;
three. b tt es, with cure guaranteed, five
dollar,. he Griffiths 84: Macpherson Co.,
1.21 4311 re street, Toronto, or Vancouver,
Ils Q. $o. Canadian importers.
11 Clarke's Kola Compound
is guaran teed to cure an
ease of Hay Fever. AU
druggists sell it. 19
S ld by T. S. Roberts.
ESTATE FOR SALE.
AItOtFSEIFOR RALE OR TO RENT (113EAP.--
The' h use contains dining room. parlor, kit-
chen and You bedrooms. a wocenhed and hard and
soft watee. 1. P. KENNEDY, Egucondville. 162718
-LIOR SILE -In the Village of Hensall, a fine brick
dwefting and store combined, well situated near
centre o village. Terms reasonable. Apply to
MISS s. CALISLE,
FORe
SALE iEAP.-For sale, Lot 1, 2, 3 and e,
Ranee ; Lot 8, Range N, and Lot 4 Range
M, in the ;trill ge- of Bayfield, cont&ning 54 aoret..
The Iandklrli a zood state of mai aition and has on
it a frame dwelling. It will be sold cheap and on
easy terms. apply to B. R. HIGGINS, Brucefield.
1627.4
ESIDENOE IN BRUCJEFIELD FOR SALE. -
It For sale the frame dwelling house and lot near
the railway a talon in Brtrafield. The }muse con-
tains ten romps; a stone oellar and hard and soft
water in the amuse ; taro a good !stable. There is a
quarter acre et land. Apply- to ALEX. MUSTARD,
Bruoeffeld. 16164f
rRM FOlt SALE. -For sale, Lot 6, Concession 6,
Hullett, near village of Kinburn, containing
about 100 aores, all cleared and in a good state of
cultivation. There are good builings, pod orchard
and plenty of excellent water. Tale is a splendid
farra and will be sold cheap. Taimediate possession.
Apply to MRS. SOHOALES, Constance P. 0.
1 1607
FER, SALE. -F02 sale 220 acre farm in Meleillop,
being Lots 24 aid 26, Concession 10, and north
art of Lot 25, Conoession 9. This land has been
in asture since first oleared, 26 or 30 years ago,
ther fore is rich an' free tram foul we. -ds.. It is
situ ted on the gravel road, five miles north of Sea. -
fort and nide from Bruesela. Tonne of Payment
, made to suit purchaser For particulars apply to
W. GoVENLOCE, Seaforth. 1694-4f '
"ClA.Rei FOR SALE. -For sale. in the Township of
' MeKillop, the north 6,0 acres of Lot 16, Canoes -
Won 14. boundary line. About 4.7 aores cleared, three
sores of good hardwood bush, about two acres of
ohoiee fruit trees, soil unsurpassed, well drained and
fenced; school half a mile away, post office and
ellen% convenient; will be sold choap. \ For par -
tauten, apply to the proprietor on the premises, or
Walton P. 0. DANIEL MeMILLAN, Proprietor.
1699-tf
EIARM IN ,ALG011iA FOR SALE. -For sale the
X South Emit quarter of section F., township of
Laird, containing 160 Iter03. There are forte acres
cleared and tree from stumps and under crop. Com-
fortable log buildings. The balance is well ti athered.
It is within four Watt of Echobay railway station.
and six miles of the prosperous village of Port
Findley. This is a good lot, and will be sold cheap,
and on easy terms. Apply to WILLIAM SIMPSON
on the premises, or to ALEX. MUSTARD, Bruce.
16464f
11OTEL FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -For sale or
to rent the Blake Hotel, a good country
eland, situated about 4 miles from Zurich, 9 miles
from. Beyfield, and 7 miles from Kippsn station.
The village consi ts of store, blacksmith shop, and
all other conveni noes. Half a mile from school and
church. Tne h$se contains six leetl rooms; plenty
of hard and softj water ; good garden, feeble and
yard. Possessioe must be taken on /day lee Open
for rent until Match leth For partioulars apply to
MRS. WILIJAM NICHOLSON, Datshwoed P. 0.
162441
DUILDING LOT FOR SALE -The very desirable
Jlep building lets, being numbers 37, 38, 89 and
Is situated on Main street of Egmondville and S ta-
forth. The" whole contains about one acre, and will
De sold in separate parcels or together to suit the
purchaser. This property ia just mouth of the
Woollen Mills, and Mr. S.Dickeon's property south of
the corporation, and is considered the most desirable
building site either. for private residence's or a
factory. It is high and convenient, and has a street
south and west. Apply to JANE er JOHN SPROAT,
Egmondville P. O., Executors to the Estate of the
late John Sproat. 168341
.1•••••=•111•1•1=1.•
SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE. -For sale the
splendid farm of Mr. Robert Govenlock, on the
North Road, a mile and a half from Seaforth. I
contains 176 acres, nearly all cleared and in a high
state of cultivation, There is a two story brick
house, good bank barn and everything in first•olass
condition and well underdrained. It will be sold on
easy term, a the proprietor desires to retire. If
not sold befo e the fall it will be rented. Address
ROBERT GO ENLOOK, Seaforth P. 0. 1698 tf
FO SALE.-Fanai in township of Tucker -
..0 smith, • ing Lot 29, Concession 2, H. R. 13., con-
taining 100 Eke ea cf good land, well adapted for either
grain or stoo raising; land in good state of cultiva-
tion, 8 sores 0 good hardwood bush. On the place
are two good frame barns, stone stabling under one;
driving shed, never -failing spring near barn, back
house ani ki clam, soft water inside, good well, or-
chard, etc. he farm is well situated, being five
miles from Cl nton and six from Seaforth, on good
gravel road; onvenient to school, church opposite
place; will be sold cheap, as proprietor iutends giv-
ng up fanning,
ises, or to A. '. TURNER, Clinton, Ont. , 1610•tf
For partioulere apply on the prem •
Snap Bargains in f1eal Estate and
Live Stock.
THIRTY DOLLARS an acre will buy a 184 acre
farm -a firseelaes grain and stock farm -near the
Village of Zur eh, in the townnhip of Hay, County of
Huron; good buildings, god fences, Plenty ot water
and a most desirable place; also three thoroughbred
short horn hula and three Yorkshire boars, all fit tor
service; also Several roadster horses, all good stock,
and prices rigbt. For particulars apply to, a RAN-
NIE, Zurich P. 0. 1612-tf
pENTRAL
Har/ware, Store,
We have a complete stoek of Sap Pail'
agar Kettles at bottom pricee.1,
so agents for the " Whirlpool!'
Spiles and
We are a
Washer.
Also ag nts for Thorold Cement, and
quotations given for car latsor any quan-
tity required.
Complet stock of Buildere' Hardware.
Estimate given for FUrnace Work and
Eavetroug ing.
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& Murdie
ARDWARE,
CounterOld Staid, Seaforth
i
Ww-Iliinaton, .March 5 .2- Under the
fa niliar image of a bundle Dr. Talmage
SloWs in this sermon the things which
gc ti) make up man's earthly and heaven-
!, ltfe;, text, I. Samuel .xxy, 29, "The
s ul of my Lord shall be bound in the
bundle of life With the Lerd thy God."
BAautiful Abigail, in her rh ytiani ie plea
for I he rescue of her inebriate husband,
who died within tai. days, eddraSee8
Day d the -warrior in the words of the
text She suggests that his life, physical-
ly ft' id intellectually and spiritually, is a
lu tble package or bundle, divinely
b au d up and to be divinely protected.
TI at phrase "bundle 4.)f life" I heard
n ian times in my father'sfamily pray -
11 s., Family prayer4,-- you know, have
fz 3q ent repetitionsT iecause day by day
ti ey acknowledge ala ut the- same bless -
it gs and deplore aboi t the ,,saine frailties
a'id sympathite wit about the same.
11 id rtunes,. and I do not know why
V_ os.i who lead at ousehold devotions
sl oitld seek. ..ariety or composition. That
f: m Ajar prayer becemes 1 the household
li urgy.. I would not give one of my old
f; Ilier's prayers for 50 elocutionary sup -
j
-a). ications. Again nd again, in the
11 orating' and. evenin prayer, I heard the
r( quest that we might all be bound up
i3 the bundle of life, but I did not know
until a few days ago ithat the phrase was
a Bible phrase.
.1.Yow, the more I think of it the better
I like it. Bundle .of , life! It is such a
c
s rnple and unpreten Mg, yet expressive
c anparison.• There i, nothing like gran-
diloquence in the Scr
i
ptures. While there
are many sublime paSsages M Hol ' Writ,
there are more passages homely and draw--
1.,iig, illtistrations from .common observa-
tion land everyday life In Christ's great
am -ns you hdar a hen clucking her
en ei3ens together and -see the photograph
of h3fpocritcs with a sad coun ,enance and
Lear lof the grass of the, fled, and the
LlacTh crows which- et r heave y Father
f ‘cds, and the gait th4t is wo hless, and
toe recious stones fl ng un er the feet
Olt SA inc, and the sh ting sa id that lets .
a owl the house with great crash and
1 ear the comparison cf the text, the most
tinp etical thing we can think of -a
bum a Ordinarily it is something -tossed
abou , something thrclayn under the table,
F oniething that. suggeSts garrets or some-
thing on the shoulder of a poor wayfarer.
But there are bundlas of great value,
bundles put up with peat caution, bun -
les the ldss of which, means consterna-
tion. and- despair, andthere have been
llaincles representing' the worth of a
kingdom.
,
Daring the last spell of - Cold weather
there were bundles that ' attracted the
attention and the pl Udits of the high.
heavens -bundles of c ()thing on the way
from comfor ble hom s ttP the door of
the mission rom, and Christ stood in
the snow -banks and said as the bundles.
passed: "Naked, and ye clothed me. In-
asmuch as ye have done it unto one of
*the least of these, my .brethren, ye have
done ikiunto me." Those bundles are
multipi Ing. Blessings on those who
Packth m! Blessings on those who dis-
tribute them I Blessings on those who re-
ceive th m! *
It 'set Precious Bundle.
With hat beautiful -ap itude did Abi-
gail, in my text, speak. of the bundle Of
life! 0 , What a precious bundle is life!
Bundle of memories, biuiidle of -hopes,
bundle f ambitions, bund e of destinies!
Once in a. while a man ites his ,auto-
blograpl y, and it is of thr lling interest.'
The sto of ,his birthplace the story of
his stru glesi, the story of liiis sufferings,
the stor3 of his • triumph! But if the
ato io aphy of the mOs eventful life
Were we 1 written it w.oul .make many
(hap ers of adventure, 'o tragedy, ,- of
Own dy, land there would -,ot be an un -
i te °sting step from cradle to grave.
BIndle of memories are you Boyhood
1 lei °ries, with all its Injustices from
T lay ates, with all its games with ball
i nd •at and kite and sled. Manhood
i len ories, with all your struggles in
atart' g - obstacles, oppositions, tied-
( ent , misfortunes, losses, successes.
Alen pries of the first marriage you ever
w solemnized, of the .first grave you
( ver saw opened, . of the. first mighty
l'ror g you ever suffered,' of the first vic-
tory you ever gained. Memory of the
1 our when you were affianced, memory
:( f t 0 first talvent in your home, memory
of the roseate check( faded and of bine
eves closed in the last sleep, memory of
anth ni a•nd of dirge, memory of great
pain aid of slow convalescence, memory
of ti nes when all things were against
-y )u, memory of prosperities that came in
1 ke the full tide of the sea, memories of
a lifetime. What a bundle!
I lift that bundle to -day and unloose
I. ie cord that binds it, and for a moment
y 11 00k in and see tears and smiles and
laughter and groans and neondays and
niidnights of experience, and then I tie
a .ain the bundle with heartstrings that
h ve some time .vibrated with joy and
a on been thrunimed by fingers of woe..
Bundle of hopes and ambitions also is,
a- mast every plan and woman, espechdly
a ti -e starting. What gains he will har-
vest, or what reputation, he, will achieve,
or what bliss he will reach, or what love
he will win. What makes college corn -
men orient day so entrancing to all of
us a' we see the atudents receive their
ipl(ma,s and take up the garlands
t ro 1-a to their feet? They Will be,Fara-
d ys in science; they will be Tennysons
1a posy; they will be Willard parkers
iji surgery; they will be Alexaanh3r Mun-
i to s in national fin/knee; they will be
111o4cc Greeleys in editorial chair; they
ill be Websters in the Senate. Or she
,.il1 be a Mary Lyon in educational
real] or a Frances Willer on reforma-
ry platforni, or a Helen G uld in mili-
tary 'hospitals. Or she will' make home
life radiant with - helpfulness and self
saOrifice and magnificent womanhood.
. ,
! ,
1 1
!
i
Oh, N
ti011S 1
sceptc
sprig
spark
with
tions
every
woul(
it no
take /
, put 13
THE
bat 0, nuncile Of 1 epee and amble
It is a • bundle of garlands and
a, from which Ivy tild. not take one
f mignonette nor extinguish,•one
of brillhnee. They Who start life
ut bright hopes and inspiring ainbi-
ight
as well not start at all, ,for
step ,• will 11)(3 a failure. Rather
I adt to the banedle, and if I open
it will not 130 because I to
nything from it, but that I.may
to it more coronets and hosannas.
The Power to Think: .
Bu die of faculties thievery man and
every woman! Power to think 'to think
of th( past and through a11 t o future,
to th nk upward and higher than the
highcst pinnacle of heaven, or o think
.dow • ward until there is no low r abysm
to fa hem. Power to think rig t, power
to th nk wrong, power to think forever,
for, nce having begun to thi k, there
shall be no terminus for that exercise,
and eternity itself shall have no power
. to bil it halt. Faculties to
qove, conjugal love,- paternal love, mater-
nal 1 ve, love Of country, love of God.
Facu ty of judgment,,with scales so deli-
cate nd yet so mighty- they can weigh
arguinents, -weigh emotions, wOigh hea-
ven t nd hell. Faculty of will, that can
climl mountains or binnel thein, wade
SCO,S n• bridge them, aceeptMg eternal
enth enement or choosing 'everlasting
exile. Oh, what it is to be a men! Oh
what it is to be a woman! ,Sublime and
Infinite bundle of faculties! . The though t
of it taggers 2110, swamps me, stuns me,
bew' ders Inc, overwhelms me. Oh, what
a btu dle of life Abigail of. my ext saw
in Di vid, and which we ought to see in
every human, yet immortal, being!
Knew, also, that this bundle of life
was ut up with great care. Any iner-
clam and alinostl any faithful. house-
holde will tell you, how much depends
on th way a bundle, is bound. he cord
or rce e must be strong enough to hold,
the,k ot must be well tied. Yoii know
not vhat rough ands ;may t ss that
build e. If not properly put together,
thouah it may 1eav0 your hands n good
Order and synametr'eal,- before ll reaches
its proper destinati n it may be oosened
in fragments for th winds to
tter or
the ri 11 train to los.
Now, I have to tall you that tbis bun-,
clle of life is well put together -the body,
the 111 id, the soul. Who but the omnipo-
tent God could bind such a bundle?
Anat ill is ts, physiologists, physicists,
logiet ns, metaphy4c1ans, declare that
we are fearfully an 1 wonderfully made.
1 That We are a bundle well put together
pro4e by the a-motint of journeying we
cap cndure withoat damage, by the
amoutit of rough handling we can sur-
vive, v the fact that the vast majority
-of us o through life without the less. of
an cy 3, or the crippling of a limb, or the
destr ction of a single energy of body or
facult of mind. I subpoena for this trial
that an in yonder view 70 or 80 years
of ag and ask him to testify that after
all th storms and accidents ,and vicissi-
tudes of a long life he still keeps his five
senses, and, though all the lighthouses
as old as he is have been reconstructed
or ne lanterns put in, he has in under
his to ehead the same two lanterns with
whic -God started him, and, though the
locom tives of 60 years ago were long ago
sold f r old iron, he has the original
newer- of locomotion in the limbs with
which God started hiin, and, thongh all
the el etrie wires that carried messages
25 ye k rs ago ;have been torn down, his
nerve, bring messages from all parts of
his •b dy as well as when God strung
them /5 years ago. Was there ever such
.a complete bundle put together as the
huma being? What a factory! What an
engine!aWhat a. mill race! What a light-
house What a locomotive! What an elec-
tric battery! What i furnace! What a
masto piece Pf the Lord God Almighty!
Or, to employ the anticlimax and use the
figure of the text, wl) It a bundle!
Is Properly Directed:
Knew also that .this bundle of life is
properly directed. T4any a bundle has
missed its way and disappeared because
the address has. dropp
find 1) examination
town st neighborhood
All treat carrying
many
appoil
them,
in] por
plainl
lig'%h
rvintg.00(1:71
it.
Th
11)y te
'By di
venwl
earth]
is the
and no one can
for what city or
It was intended.
ompanies have so
misdirected packages that they
t days of vendue to dispose of
All intelligent people know the
ance of.having a valuable package
directed, the name of the one to
it is to go plainly written. Bag -
mister and expressman ought to
at the first glance to whom to take
'bundle of life that Abigail, in
t, speaks of is 'plainly addressed.
'inc penmanship it is -directed hea-
rd, However long may be the
distance it travels, its destination
eternal city of God on high. Every
niilc't goes away from that direction is
by soi
ticed
it on
in sot
off or
caar ia
SO NV
IC human or infernal fraud prac-
igainst it. There are those Who put
-cane other track, who misiblace it
le Wrong coneleyance, who send. it
send it hack by- settle diabolic mis-
e., .
, The, valte of that bundle is
11 knewn al up andl down the
univc ,se that there 4rc a million dishon-
est h ds which are trying to detain or
diver it, or to fore cr stop its•progress in
the ri ht direction. There - are, so many
influe ces abroad -to ruin your body,
mind lid soul that my wonder is not
that s many are' destroyed for this world
and 1 he next, but that there are .not
hd go. down irremediably. .
human being is assailed et the
Within an hour of the time when
ndle of life is made up the assault
First of all, there are the infan-
orders that threaten the bedy just
ed upon earthly exis nee.
and pneumonias, and dip
fitienzas, and the vho1e
les- surround the crad e and
n its occupant, and infantj Moses
l
in the ark of bulrushes was not more
imperii ed by the 'monsters of te Nile
than- every cradle i imperilkial by a, lments
all delouring. In after Y ere are
foes w thin ami foei witho I appe-
tite jo ned by outside allure Temp-
tation that have utterly d more
people than now inhabi earth.
Ga mbl
plaoes
enoug
and ro
jealou,
point
tions a
existen
ment.
imperi
more
Eve
start.
this b
begin
tile di
laundl
fevers
and i
epiden
threat
Scarlet
therias
ack of
;,rs t
nents.
t. EV
troyed
the
ng saloons and rummer'
vhere dissoluteness reigns S
in number to go r und an
ind the earth. , Discorn-a
les, revenges, male olences
ents, swindles,' ar ons, co
d cruelties which aiake col
e of the human ace a
Was any valuable
ed as this bundle
•
at the ddress and get th
in'the .ight way! "Thou
Leird y GOd with all
soul, aid mind and stre
with its 12 gates stan
with i vitation. All th
Godhea 1 pledged for our
if we 4rill do the right th
d.om dy for our adyanc
All th lightnings of
, °drawn words for our pro
Pity, w at an everlasting
bundle of life, so well
plainly directed, does not
right si ton, but becomes
cast ou amid the rubbi
verse!
Kno
it more
be in it
a Jewel
Value of the eta
also that a bundl
than one invaluab
a photograph of a
for a catnaanst. It
, and
preme,
round
ments,
disap-
&gra-
tinned
onder-
undle ever so
life? 0 , look
t bundir going
Fa alt le ve 'the
thy h rt and
gth." eaven
ing wid open
forces of the
eavenly rrival
g. All angel -
and guidanc,e.
eaven so many
ection. What a
pity; if this
bound -and so
.ome out at the
a lost bundle,
h of the uni-
adle.
may have in
e. There, may
oved on and
sItyx.ontain t
PORTO
embroidered r b and a iore's illustrated
Bible. A b n e may ha e two treasures.
Abigail, • ay text, recognized this
when she
to David, ' who soul of
my lord is 11 • d. in th bundle of life
-
with the L. thy God," and Abigail
was right.. e May bp • I und up with a
loving and y npathetic od. We may be
as near to h as ever ere emerald and
ruby unite 'in one ri g, as ever were
two deeds ' ne package, as ever were '
two vases n the same shelf, as ever
were two v 1 a las in the same bundle.
Together ti4uc of joy. Together on
earth. Toge h r in heaven. Close compan-
ionship of • 1,..lHear him, "I will never
leave thee n ir forsake thee." 'For b
rthee
mountains :. :11 depart and the hu
removed, 13 t 41 kindness- shall not de-
part from t •- either shallthe covenant
of my peace b r moved, saith the Lord
frthiae:dhsahtihp •
those Bibla anthers compared. God's
I. , on thee.." And when
e mountains fer height and
firmness t • e new what they - were
writing abo f r they well knew what
mountains r 11 those lands are moun-
tainous. 11,1 it; Hermon, Mount Gilboa
Mount Ger' in,' Mount Engedi, Mount
Horeb, Me itt . Nebo, Mount Pisgah,
Mount °haat Mount Zion, Mount Mor-
lah, Mount banon, Mount Sinai, Mount
Golgotha. 'its', lwe have the divine prom-
ise that all 1ose mountains shall weigh
their ancho • ,c3 of rocks and move away
from the ea, t4i bofore a loving and sym- .
'pathetic Go IvIl1 move away from us if
we love and trus him. Oh, if we could
realize that acoriIng to my text we niay
be bound in wit11 that God, how inde-
pendent it i uld make us of things that
now harass id annoy and discompose
and torment is. nstead of a grasshopper
as light a a eather, and tombstones
being a bur n lworld of care would be
wouli be in ,ble stairs to the king's pal-
ace, and all the giants of opposition we
would sm•iti -do hip and thigh with
great slang er.
A God a y u in the heavens is not
much t01180 lion to us when we get into
life's strugg . I, is a God close by, as
near to us a any two articles of apparel
were near t each other in that bundle
-that you se the other day to that shiv-
ering home, hro gh whose roof the snow
sifted and VI oug whose broken window
pane the ni t 3, inds howled. It was
sanctified ir iy i nd holy sarcasm that
Elijah used ben he told the idolaters of
Baal to pra louder, saying that their
god might asleep, or talking, or on a
journey, or one a huntingi but our God
is always W'de awake, and always hears
and is a1w frs close by, and to him a
whisper of fayer is as loud as an arch-
angel's' trim pet, and • a . child's ,"Now I
lay me do\ to sleep" is- as easily heard
by hint as t e p yer of the great Scotch -
man amid t , e htablands when pursued
by Lord C • verh • use's 'miscreants. The
Covenanter id, "0 Lord, cast the .1ap
of thy cloa abou these children of the
covenant," nd a mountain fog instantly
hid the pur 3.ed oni their bloodshirsty
pursuers. I rocla'in him a-God'close by.
When we a ifk tem ted to do wrong, when
we have qu ,!stion. of livelihood too much
for us, whe we ' Put our darlings into
the last sle wh n we are overwhelmed
with physi id di. tresses, 'when we are
perplexed a out N hat next. Ito do, when
we come in io co ibat with the king of
terrors we. -‘ ,ant a God close by. How do
you like th doe ne of, the text, "Bound
in the bun( e of 1 fe with the Lord thy
God?" Thank y • u, ' Abigail, kneeling-
- there at th 'vfoot of the Mountain utter-
ing corisol Olen or all!ages7 'while ad-
dressing Di yid. o wonder that in after
time he in "led her to the palace and put
her upon 1 throne of his heart as well
as upon th( throne of Judah.
.Will e iveicomed in Heaven.
Know al that this bundle of life will
be gladly 1 eived when it comes to the
door of the mansion'for which it was
bound and plainly directed. With what
alacrity an. glee we await some package
that has • eln foretold by letter; some
holiday prisentation ;- something that will
enrich an ;ornament our home; some
testimony • f admiration and affection!
With wha "-low Of expectation we untie
the knot a take off the cord that holds
it together in safety, and with what glad
ekelamatio :We unroll the -covering and
see the gif 'r purchase in all its beauty
of color ai .propbrtion: Well, what a
t
day it will wh n your precious bun-
dle of life 11 b opened in the "lama°
of many ansio s" amid saintly and
angelic:an ivine inspection! " The bun-
dulleueihna(yx.p(1
sue. It ma,y bear inscription
spotted with the marks of
'after insc ipition to tell throngh what
ordeal it h ts 'passed. Perhaps sPlashed of
wave ant sc relied of flame, but all it
has within Undamaged of' the journey.'
And with yhat shouts of joy the bundle
of life wil 4 greeted by all the! voices of
the heave! ly- home circle! ,
In our atnetyat last to reacli heaven
w 14 lose sight the 'glee or
weearelcomapteth(31'
at awaits us if we get In at
all. Weall have friends up there. They
will somehow hear that we are coming.
Such close and swift and constant com-
munication is there between those up-
lands and th se lowlands that we will
not surprie ¶lem by sudden arlival. If
loved -ones on, earth expect our coming
visit and 4e ' t the depot with icarriage
to meet us sii'bly1 we.: will be met at he
shining gate 'by o]4 friends now -sain d
and kindred *ow lorifted. If there were
no angel °1 Giod 14 meet us and show us
the palaces a d gt ide us to our ' 1everlaet-
ing residen , thee kindred would show
us the way a, d p1nt out the splendors
and guide us to onr celestial home, bow-
ered and fountained and arched and
illumined by a still that never sets. Will
it not be glorious, the going in and the.
settling down after all the moving about
and upsettin ,s of earthly eltperience? We
will soon- kn w all our neig bors, kingly,
queenly, pro hetile, apo. 'lie, seraphic,
archa•ngelic. The precious atmdle of life
opened amid pa1aces and g aid marches
and acclaim, ions They ill all be so
glad we have got Safely thr ugh. 1
. Boned Up- 'With God s Love. '
(Nice then
safety of th
assured be
the life of
could not aff
because it a
transportat o
the power
complete
heavens is
.should fail
one ransom
'throne wou
of the eter
infinite po
the chalice
halls, arid
Itis course,
lation, and
dens, and i
immortals,
come an a
wheel on 111
the tempi
a buried
Lest anyone
cannot lie
the side of
declaring,
I have no
that dieth..'
feel about
it will be f • und that the
preciious bun le Of life wad
use it was • mid up with
'd in Jesus C rist. I1eav61.
rd to have that bundle lost,
been said in Iregard to its
amt safe arri al, "Kept by
f qod throu h faith unto
atiot . The xeracity of the
volved in its arrival. If God
keep his promise to• just
soul the pillars of Jehovah's
fall, and the foundations
would crumble, and
would dash down all
ose all the banqueting
r of life would change
g everything with deso-
the gar -
slay the
lem be -
chariot
cit
rties
t nd. c
h riv
eepi
fr1ost ould blast al
measnrable, sicknes.
and the new Jeru
ndon.4d city, with n
lestre ts and no wor hipers in
dead Pompeii of he skies,
culaneum of the heavens.
hould doubt, the od' who
ites his omnipotent hand on
thione, andi takes'affidavit,
s I we, said the Iord God,
leaSIT ' in the deatb of him
Ph! 1 earaiottell you how I
, the thought Is so glorious.
st
Strength
eagth of Character.
0 ch reciter ventilate of two
af will and tower of self-
,
fi
a
Is
stra nt. It recian es two things, there
re, or its axis nee -strong feel! g
d stong command over them. if
herd we make greet' 'nista e;
mistake strong feelings for etrong
a
a
al
111
is
tI
A
hi
0
Ow
ter. A man lwho
fore whose frow
d whose bursts o
en of the househo
s his will obeyed,
Or
ears all before him
domestics tremble
filry inakp the obit
d qualite-:hecause b
blInd his OWD -wtOr
things, we call hitn a strong niall
to tenth is, that i the weak men; i
his passions t at are st ong. Ile
stored by them, s weak. ou mus
easure the strength, of la an by th
wer of the feelin s he stibd es, not b
a -power of those b1oiil bdue him
i.d, hence, ochn °sure is oftenl th
ghost resultOi tti3ngth. We 1.143Ve
a man receive a flegra •suit, an
ly grow a DM pale aa henjreply
letly? That is mati spir ily strong.
did we never oe a ma
st nd as if carved put
mastering himself? Or o
13
11
cl what ba
12 me peace? Th-lt is strength.
with strong pc.: _Jns remains
w 0, keenly ensitive, wit
p were of ingnation in hi
p evoked, and yet remain hi
ery
Di
t
tu
1 a bush
s lid rock,
e bear ng a
pelees daily tral reanal ilen a and
ver tell the wor kered his
He whp„
haste;'
manly
Pan 130
self an
rgive, these are strong men -the sPiri
1 heroes.
Sorrow Not an Accident.
Sorrow is not an acofdent, mien rin
n w and then -it le the very wool skbio
is woven into the warp of life. God h s
o eated the nerves to agonize and t e
h art to bleed; awl before a man d14.
almost every nerve has thrilled with pal
a d every affection has been wounded.
To account ot it which represents it as
a probation is inadequate; so is that
w slab regards it chiefly as a system of
r:wards anci punishments. The truest
aicount of this mysterious existence
se ms to be that it is intended for the
d velopment of the iFioul's life, for which
s rrow is indispensable. Every son f
man who would attain the true 813ill f
• s being must be baptized with •firit t
the law of our humanity, as that f
• rist. thatwemust be perfect thrim h
▪ ffering. Ad he who has n,ot disoein d
t •
d n
Te
te
a divine sacredness of sorrow and
ofound meaning which is conceal
In, has yet to learn what life is.
ass manifested as the necessity of
ghost life alone interprets it.
Jottings of Temperance.
At the demand of the minieters of
D nver, Col., the chief cif police says •
w 11 enforce the law against Wine iroo II
i connection with saloons.
lealtb in 'God and hard work will itt
o ly strangle the liquor pend, nit- t UV
n timately drive the devil , out Of he
)
orld.-National TempeCanoel' AdVoort
The Presbyterian Byuoo of Illinois, in
s stilton at Bloomington, pasa a reel) u -
tion pledging the Presbyterian church to
"p ohibition as the mostfreed!!e plan or
d sling with intarnperantie: ,
Iowa druggists are being -assessed he
✓ gular saloon license tax ot • f *TO Or
n onth in some towns. Sloux1Pity as sts
o -rtlig.is rule, because the saloblis of t at
o ce sell less whisky than the dui
g cog
While an ax,'no niatter how shar it
I cannot chop of itself, a strong an
0:0 make the ax chop. So whibo a roe
iiiitorY law of itself may Inat prohibi , a
•rohibitory party can make lprohibi on
rohibit.
ll
Edison Is Outlier.
"Are your discoveries .often ,brilli n
i tuitions?" was asked of Edison.
"No, I never: did anything worth ,
g by accident," Le replied'; ,"nor' id
ny of my inventions comely
hrough accident, except the phonogra h.
hen I fully deoide that 4 relluit
orth getting, I go ahead and melte al
fter trial until it 00113es."
"What impels you to 0h14 10 eta t,
irelbse struggle? You have s owL t at
ou cars comparatively nothing or he
oney, and you have [no par icu ar
nt usiasm in the attending f: me. '
"I like it. I don't knovr any oth r r a -
on. Anything I have begun o is n
ny mind, and I am not easy untl it is
nished. And -then I hate it."
"Yes,
w
teith?e"D 10
is all done and it o -
ass, I can't bear the eight of it. I
aven't used the telephone in years, a d
would go out of my_ way to nine n
1
wean deacon t light." 1
11
How the Esquituaux Count.
The Esquiniaux count by Itheir ngrs
one, two, three, four, five. .Above fio
nd up to ten they use the eecond ban3i;
bus, six is "the first finger of the oth r
aud." Above ten, they employ the tog.
Thirteen, for instance, le "three to
ps
pon the one foot," and 18, "three to a
pan the second foot." Twenty,i th
•escribe as "a whole man." They tieldo
•o farther than this, but they can do o
necessary: for example, they expre s
2 by saying: "two on the second man"
,
7, by "two toes on the second malls
eoond foot;" 40 is "the whole of a
econd men." Accord ng tolDr. Newton,
hey cannot, or Ido no, count beyond 100
M ,
oil is "the whole o the fth man."
7
Obedio es.
The! Lord knows 11 t
corner i of your heart, Yo
one thing from Him. If
obedient, do not blame any
wards lir you do not get a
have tp blame ourself, G
to thcMaande and thousa
before !this, bu they have
blessing, biotin e they did
John G Ballard has eold his far •
on the &au con ession of El a, adjoini
the town of Lis'web, to Mr. JXenry 'Karg s,
at the price of $60 per acre. he farm c n•
tains about 100 acres.
-The mail contract betwee d
Atwood has been awarded to Mri, Jat es
Brown, of Atwood, for $325 per year, is
lender being the lowest; the contraet to o
into effect next April. '
o nooks a
Can not ke
you are •n
no else afte
blessing; y
d has spok
de of peop
ot found a
ot obey.
1)
7
Is the baby too thin?
Does he increase too slo
ly in weight?
Are you in constant fe r
e will be ill?
Then give him more fles
ive him more power t
r sist disease. ,He certainl
eeds a fat -forming food.
Scott's Emulsion is jut
t at food. It will make th
• aby plump; increase th
eight; bring color to th
cheeks, and prosperity to th
hole body. Thin childre
tt ke to it as natlural!y as the
o to their milk.
so,. and Seco, all druggiets.
SCOTT & BOWNE., Chemists, Teronto.
MARCH 105 1899
-a-
useless
ture
I
that
low
.
larger
a
charge,
Night
ich
.
ii
quantity
street,
BitOADFOOT
aridsome
,
The multitude
nothings,
we have
Here
will-gi
prices
Our -Undertaking
selection
and
calls
collected
are hosts
e a full
we ask.
lEr
T:3-1\TIDIR,T..A..1=1\1-G-..
than
of suitable
any orders
promptly
Seaforth,
,
_Furniture
giving
of
elme.
cent of
up-to-date
one's needs.
we will
our
S. T.
CO ..1
and receivin
Fine Furnt.
Oddments
the extremely
with a
1!7'e have
lend free of
best attention
Holmes, Goder.
of sensible people
will appreciate the
for this season's
of handsome pieces
return in use and
WE DELIVER
-------
Department is
ever before, and
chairs to be used
that we are favored
attended to by
opposite the Methodist
. s
who
pleasure
complete
prices
our
BOX
are gred of
magnificient selection
trade. ,
you will find nowhere
for eve,ry
-
FURNITURE FREE.
--
and strict/3r
to suit every
at funerals, which
with shall receive
undertaker, Mr.
church,
- 80
s_oizt-iitJa
i
• •
..
.
.
.
..
.
.
. .
4, 'quantity
: strength
• thefine
.
•
,1
• • .
E
, Even
I
r
fine qualities
but RAM
comes
., ,
oical
conm
**** .. • .
Three teaspoonfuls
a good cup
• • • OOOOOOO
will
of Tea for sixPeople.
a
RE
NIT
. • • •
make
l's
'
• .
•
:
•
.
•
.
if by using double the
a m
of tea, one can get the
yet no amount will produce
flavor; Milk teas lose their
through evaporation,
Lal's Pure Indian Tea
I
in air tight packets. ID i
ib
1
, SEAFORTH
i
What
. s
When
That obstinate
1 la grippe—it
Royal
Many people
and almost
healing and
, say tliat it
larger percentage
For :sale by
,
tU111[SDEN
CXECMSICISilipl
SCOTT'S
,
is it that Cutes
,
Others Fail'?
, _
,
,
,
follows
Fir,
weeks,
Its
do not
tore a
use.
-
and distressing
is
Glycerated
in Seaforth and
in dispair, have been
soothing.properties
will cure every, case,
of cases than
all dealers. Manufactured
..A.ZTID
Ei4.00K
,
cough which so often
Balsam of
vicinity, after suffering for
relieved by ii few doses.
are truly wonderful. We
but we do say that it will
any other remedy you can
only by
& WILSON,
JDIVCTGO-IS-TE3-,
MAIN STREETS!
- Ontario.
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MONTREAL.
1
houghts
As
of house-cleaning
to make
it is
stock
When
need
is that;
exhausted,
We
that
of the
ofS,tring
. /
wife thinks
change3
same time, -
there
N
Summer.
that you
perhaps it
or Shirts is
we come in.
at prices
is
,
..„
1
1
,
BRIGHT
Spring approaches the thrifty house
and plans many little
the home brighter. At this
necessary for the men to house -clean
' of Clothing for Spring and
;doing 'So you will probably find
a New Suit, a Spring Overcoat, or
4
, your supply of Underclothing
-
if so, then that is where
have an extra fine range of Iguitings
,.
will surprise you, while the workmanship
1),st. In Furnishings we, excel.
BROS.,
SE/1FORTH1 Ontario.
a
PAGE
FENCE
When you seek the best. fence
wire, we know that
Famous Coiled
It isn't like any other on
the first and Itis still the foremost
For Ike truth about its
THE PAGE WIRE
WALKERYILLE,
.
QUALITY,
that can be made from
you will buy the
Spring Page.
earth -it's better. It was
woven wire fence
eats sail quality, address
FENCE CO. ITI).
ONT.
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LUMBER
,
Being
feeders,
1
L.umbie
it the very
itherwiee
Worth
161627Ve
,Money
i
SHIN
a ways
t e oudersIgned
1
, Shingles,
lowest
Yerde-in
-AND-
GLE S•
'
anteed,
all
Atilsnegountht
tidily
to Loan.
Any amount of money to loan on good farm pre-
pertv, at 6 per cent. per annum. Straigbt loan
payments made to suit borrower, eatisfaotion guff'
charges low. At office Friday afternoon and
day Saturday.
ABNER CO3ENS,
McDonald Block, Winghatn,
1587
4
a !
i
1
.
in conemnuication with the lumber
is in a peeition to supply
Cedar Posts, etc.
prices, either by the car toad or
the rear of the Queen'. Hotel
P. KEATING, Seaforth.
MONEY
e,
1:nuiligell
to a s. HAYS,
TO LOAN.
neekal.Arna;
Building, fiee
l'ularm5 PI:all
Dominion Bank
a
4.11k
Sur
Landaus,:
AW YE
ed is
ateasonaV
Braeeileld
TORN 1
ay Omar
voyancier,
etweeted
Own!' Ott
IerALT
V ,of
will be let
at Mclibr
THOMA§,
— .
IUF
ONE-
A
security a
loan. Ap
-Ontario. ,
QEED
1.3 Cone
known as
Tins seed'
by Ilia n
large whit
year, and
'nous yeet
bushel, Dr
P. 0,
swot
pIGS
Roars stee
a lot of Si:
and fix for
iast year,
THOMAS
nhIMBE
ea, sale
oession 9
Mb outbid
which we.
Jain4
HALL.
,OEED G
SEM
10, emcee
she about
quahtity o
leading vs
thirty bue
following
eee.son ;
Bengali :a
"Verna 'Pt
pedigrees.
with the
booked $1,
vice with
JOHN EL'
A 000r
11_ forte
adtk ans
stook terl
years *id,
Quiet said
licLEAN,
DULL A
_Li 0,0o
ham bull,*
the beet 101
at foot, one
also*York
0, MARTI?
1314XILLS
J.3 sslet
4rod; roan
sohnsla,
from Thiele
MORE, Lo
1'. 0.
BORTH'
ep for sal
atered
R
field P. O. ,
DOAR I
keep
Etanley, et
VI payable
of returnire
leiletlaa,
„Ly servic
thoroughbr
able at the
turning if
DULL F-
L* emale
ehoraugbh
Term -41,
vary. Re -
shire boar.,
stsnee.
1110 PIG
1. on Lo
a thorongla
bred Yotte
be admitte
of service,
White Pigs
eew0
1. TICE
at the BIM
Tameterth
SI; payabl
-turning if
bred youn
411T4211 X
aAllWee
signed
Mellillop,
Ihnited tit)
extra good
cross their
Toms $1,
10/1N Mebi
A teCTIO,
L t_ IN T
°MINTY 0
sale by publ
the Town ef.
February, 1
virtue ef pc
gage, which
trig properly
Lot 37, on t
Town of
*limy of p
of Buten
'Xogetber
the buildin
scribed„ and
desorieed jn
Marcie 3e71,
wife and .on
are said to
sterna, brick
-
Term :--Te
paid down 13
Will be mad
ulars apply
Solicitors,
STED, Seal
The slew
DAY, MAR
MPORTA
CATTI,
Thomas Bre
John T. Die
merit Farm)
eunith, two
Eginondvill
lowmg, vele
Vcsey 7413 b
Vesey Sth
Rived Sailor
lOtti by Coll
11.th by Peri
Albert F.dw
Lady Jean 11
foot; Lady
Lord Minto.
Lady Jaen 8
15th, isgs;
calved Dece
of Montros
N'esey 8th.
For pedigre
One hey
horse 0 yea
mare in foal
gelding, sire
time and
Massey -Her
Wisner della
buggy, 1 pet
I epade 1:13TT
1 billky plow
turnip cutte
10 -horse Pitt
plow barn
hoes, etc.
as the propr
Terme of
(eta thst
approved joi
percent.
eredit 2,1210t1
sem than 1
front the
thee° coed
3. -o'clock n.
prietor; Met