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The Huron Expositor, 1900-04-06, Page 2_7� 17 111� - .. V - __ � -Z . ------.; �-- �_,V_ - 1� -� _ - z �_ _� , -, , i�� ___ . - 4 �- � � - - � - � - _ - , - I - - - �_ � I F, -�W - - I " - ._� __ - - , __ , . � afiaam�-_-, I -_ - , __ i _- � - �- M ��- �-_ - �___ - __ - - � - - - I - __ -1 - .. -, _ - - '. . - . � . - I - . - 1 - � I - - Z_ _. - . ._ � I �� . . . . . . _444 " ,L�s�:iMo��_—aap;�_zw L - - - 1 . � � � �� I - - - - -, � - -1 . , i i -:� � _a , - - - �'?_ - � �,: !� - jq- �, - % glyon th � A , of April. Apply to John MoINTYRE I I 01th. 105SX4 SeM . - _ � �.; � i . I - I 1 N . I -.1 . I . ! i I : - i . - - . - � � I I . . i . 7 1 .. I - . . . - I i I i . I I . � . ! Is =�_�� g8TATIK FOR SALB; I it .i I I � � . � li, 8 . . - R . ARNT.-Frame, house, Main street, I . aforth, ftstorles, nice roolus, point NO . 7 -bard water, 2 lot$ Of 190 , 4 i � -1, - - � � . t 3- I I - an 1. soft I bath roo t .. id berry busbee. Possession hult tre 4, vines at �'?_ - � �,: !� - jq- �, - % glyon th � A , of April. Apply to John MoINTYRE I I 01th. 105SX4 SeM . - _ � �.; � i . I - I 1 El ESTED, barrie-ter, or to F. I - 7 z ; z L . I . , �i . I � � 4 �2 � -k , - - I a_ �* - - - __ - � � I ---.- . NI RkSIDEN(M IN EQUONDVILLE FOR . v � r . - !1 . 11 - � - the neat And commodious ' L& -For fade Askraidenftln p, belougin t 12 * ,. IV i� T � _ j_ L 1 i. - - .Smondvillie., _g am rough. It is pleasantly situated, to heated � � _ ri : I- . �T . �4 .- �1. � I t _,:� I- I xi by a, furnace an d has all the conveniences of a mod. � era mad up to date residence. it Is In good repair � . 1, I � , I �.,- .1 1 7'.4 And will, be so!d obfist, Ap ply at the furniture store LAND3BO OUGH, SeAfOrtb, Im-ti ;_ I . -1 � � - of J001- - . . ... - , :� - ..-I . I T f _. - Al , i- 'i . - , - - - Z AND. TWO W.Ls ron SALF. OR TO oi�l T$ IT. -pleasantly situated on North Main ]a EN . -�Jf , .- � .. 4:�, stmatt, bpuse contains 7 rtomq, and good woodahedl . - I. � - :, - � _:! I � . . dn building, nod well, lqew etc a collar. under rm , Al planted cultivation and w, I * ,I , t , - .. 1- i I � J't - nine on under good .. ltruitC fine shade trees An d convenient ;Trf.il . � � ��; i - . z I : � � Z__ . - 1. out bull f o9s. For further particulars &PFIIY to 4 IM.tf _� �_, I . . � � - - Ir z -, I TROS. IOE ,S0100611. 4 a - I ,, i � I � - 14 . r , � . ;�� .1 t . - , � i � *_ � - , Oiti E AND LOT FOR SALS.-For ogle 01141P a comfortable residence on Sparling street, . ! � . I . - 't 4 . I � � I . � - .-A - together with one lot. The house Is al- Sestord, hwd and 0, d contains 6 rooms and has ' ne an 11 e I I : �__ � . I . I � � �. : I �; � I taost I KOod garden. This most soft k lr� There to al3o i � a - :21 roporty will be sold choAp as the proprio desir I I � __ . - . � - I I - i I L 1, q� W ?. p . I tor I,e ving town. Apply on the premises. L. I , ' 1678 f 9 I . .t : �- . i I I I � - 11 I E, ScAtorth. I ELN L M � 11 11 �- I - - � � �, 1-7 . I . f . 4 - — . — I I . . -For We Lot i RA * IN STANLEY FOIL SALE r village . �� :� "I - I i 9, �onceesion 1, London Road, near'the , ,1 I � - , � L i. of Brue, field, containing about 100 acres, 90 acres . . t , z . � . IF I � 1. � 'bod state of cultivation, the re. cleared and in a g , . j i'' I � ., Y A d is hard wood bush. There are go od build- "' h d �� 0 , - ; � i. i t9t I 2 es of wheat, 30 seeded to grass� a I re rrod , �� . I . .1 - � . I . i4 11 11 ,N � L I . �� -4 ,� - L_ : .1 , Will be sold 0 cap . dr,g-d plenty of water. bar - and on O"y terms. Apply to A. J. ROSS, Bruce , I- � r X 7 � 1�. , � :1 � ., F., P , X t 1 fl.ld P. P. . 1676:tf � 4 ;, . "I A' A . I i I � ... f �i. _4 - � I �. I . ARA FOR SALW,7-For sale Lot 26, Concession F4, R. S., Tuokeremith, containing 50 aures I I � .., P fi� J . �. I I 0 - . � I _.;. I I r" . � . � all clea3 and In a first-class state of cultivation. There weian the premises a comfortable log house, 2 I ; i� E, � I X K�, ; a good - game barn 86x80 feet with stabling attached, - � p, _ : . _i - -1 * plentV water, is convenient to markets, with 0ood � ' I �,,�� - I I I _. I .1 I - vol ads and to considered to be one of the � 1w at ,--. 7 _441_'�._ I- -, - -E Acre farmaIn the townshlp� Willbe sold ohA�pas 1,- I I : r Q. It �: - the proprietor wishes to get more land. Apply on ' � .:-; I 11t - , � the pie inises or to ALEX. GORDON, Egmondville 1685x4 .1 -i. i �-z � - � � Pit P. 0. � -., I �.. � I I . l-, � _ . 11 ... � I �!, " � . . . AIU FOR SALE. -For sale, Lot 20, Hurnn Road, . i U�_y I ,�:� � " .. t � I 1 -,- f , i FTt Dkerstalbb, containing 98 acres, 88 acres oPmr- : ; . 7 -_ . I � , � I �. I �."ML�j od and o acres of bush. The land to well cultivated � ,14, , � ka�, � . --,; - %nd un, erdrained. On the place Is .k frame house I *,; i, � i � I, - . F t. �, p" - ;.i . There is plen t and frai 3o barn, with gooi stables� oat dc� This Is L . . i, � ,;, of good water, and an orchard a m � ��L.j �-' . f, 4 I ':* sizable ,Arm, being onIv - oeut two miles from Sea - - .i:, -31 ! i, - � , , , I forth. It will be sold s, t-tp and on easy terms. For t, I �� - I , .;� I , , -� _!�L� . further particulars, apply to WM. FOWLER, Huron � : . . f. �_, , " � . ,j,- � � ' I 0, "i i; Road a r Seaforth P. 0. 1646 At i t � -,, ` I . I , � , � :i ,� I —_ - INE FARM FOR SALE. -For sale L�t 24, Con. '. 41 i� , � - f i� �. ,,�. . I - �� Edis(: eagon 8, Stanley, containing loo acres. The � i "i �_' � ,� , ; .1 '. I V-11. , � I ill clear but 12 acres which is In good bard- ; . I 7 1 -� I :1 i wood bush. Fifty acres are under cultivation, 8 � I % A! - acres is In wheat and the balance is sroded to grass. . V I . � . _ . . " �`�; - -, . I - , , There Ii i a good frame house, frame barn and stibles. �� 11 . I � I ; � _`� I'll, The farfu is well feuced and underdrained and has I 7_��Lji ; ': ,� .1 � V; �: -0 a small, never faf ling spring creek running through ;'f - . t L I 11 , I .� one corner of It. It is cowpletely free from all - , I 1. � h �. - I I , '.. r � . I . r I - ;, "" 4 � I �. I ,I foulweeds. Terms cash. roggeasion given imme - diately. For further particulars apply to JOHN - R M� i "I f -1 . 4� . � : , �j % I GILMORE, Brucefield P. 0. ini-tf - r ' ' � - r- � I ir�� t . 1, - � I I Ff. �r_' �- : - — I IN HULLETT FOR SALE. A LL -For sale, Lot I �, . . � . �!._- - - 4, Concession 18, F Hullett, containing 76 acres, V �V_ - r J - r r 1 r I all cles.red, underdialned well fenced, and about 40 . 1- � , r � 11 � I 11. L.. ��, � dings. acres seeded to graa3, here are fair bull 7 : x F. -r, - 1- -4 I There I i a good orchard, and a never4sillug spring ii R) �1_ i . - creek r 2as through the farm. and a good well at the r 7 �;-. �! : t � L, , , - �., house, It,, near school and po3t- office, and 3on. r., _�r f � ,�, I . .. ior - ... � � , ventent to the best markets. it is a splendid farm, 11 � .. ; . I �, . �� Doi a footof waste land on it, and is welladapted for , r i, � � . � . z - I . I - L , , - .4 : , f - 1- � I -I, - � T� . -1 stock r iising. It will be sold cheap and on - easy forms. Apply to the undersigned, Seaforth P. 0. � r ,�� E ��i -1 . IAN R ROBISON. 16691tf I I � ; i ,,, g i - � rq I I . � �, f , i� , r �, TT01 9B FOR L SALE. -For sale ___ tbe comfortable _ L� � � 11 L�l � � . �, I �_ - 1 �, � � I - .. 11 Ja two Atorev frame house, Wilson and Centro streets, owned r n the corner of and occupied by I � � � � I � A e �, � � q � 3 Mr. George Sparling. The b6use contains 8 rrome, L . . ,z . - 7 t I � I . I .� V. with clothes closets and summer kitchen - cellar I I .. r� � � �'�, ' I -I , under whole house, wheTe there hard soft water. Is a gooi work There Is a � 'r - i;r L� .. L jr� -, room. P11 3nty of and fifth of an acre of lard, with ir , od lawn and small I I � _ 1. 1. L _ F t �_ " U � . I _ __ traits and a small oreliard. Th (m Is , house is nearly leamatly situated. A 11 ,E . - 1. T., " .1 . � `4 ,P I : i I , , , IV " now, first class repair and Will b sold on rea*onable to i 8�8 PA LI SPA the proprietor is 0., Seafo,th- I * �k, * .. 1 1 '"I I , I going est. GEORGE, 16844 �1� i � �_,5, � I I � , �. L �� . I - , � i . I? I � I I '� - -it-, - I -.1 . I I I L VAIR X IN TU(JKKR3MITH FOR SALE. -For sale 3, H. R. S., Tackoramith. F - r � �._, � , , - 1� - I ` r r I ot 24F, 0onceasion conWAng 100'sores, go mres cleared and In a goad � � . V 4r .. - - ;___ , � . I - .1 �' - I . state c I cultivation, 10 acres of good hardwood bush. ;"a is on thapremisesagood brick house and ! �- . - i ZJ=Q El ; A lager now bank barn, with none stabling .r L I - � uaimpeath ; an open eked ; driving house, and other I I . L - il I - buMigs; two good ,wells and orchard. Itr 10 STO P � I ; . I'll uWasi i goin Seatorth and six from Clinton on a good , . . - gravel road. School close by. Will be sold cheap. AG91y on the premises to ROBERT MoVETY, or &a- , . i r I - I . forth �. O� - 1@39%461 F". i- MURK IN TUCKEMM= FOR SALE.-Fo, sale - - _ _U lat 11 Concession 8, Tuokersmith, containing 106 aswes, ali eleved but about 8 acres of Ifood bmeh. It is updardrained, well fenced, and in a high state of ouldvation. There is a good stone house - ; good bles mod ouVhouises. 16 adjoins a xood WWI -in, within five miles of Seaforth, and ttwee offes rorn Rippen. Theft isplono of od water. WiMini FW1d with or without the crop. is one of We b 4 farmelo the township, and will be @old -on ow 9, me the proprietor w&Dts to Petirs. &W -60 within a mile and a quarter, a ood gr&*W - 104 w fenoed, bui no buildings. Wil be add to - =Stw or sepamtel;. Apry on the premb4m, . of ad - J lirroondville . 0. AMES Mo2AV011. I Im if I � FOR SALR.-Fol sale Lot 18 Concession 8, F &eremith, ii miles from Sesiorth, oontaie- or I Ing 97, kereo. The land is In a good siste of eulilva- I . 1119a 7 On i 0 is a large frame house In good repair and ea d by a furnace, bank barn w' h good Al stabli now stone pig- pan 2tx46, drinin @bad, N .�Tgf.- �_ w and everything in first class wandition. FN%' i I of g�od, water and windmill to pump I, . The i'VA - well underdrained. There Is about I acnis " of .wheat and the plou hirK is all done. It will 91, be sol cheap and on.easy terms As the pri; prietor 0 is C West. Possession Kiven at any Una ,. Fog t, El'a particulars apply to WILLI Aid KBER 1ART, on the premises, or to Seafoitb poat offl�w. 10844f L FAZW IN, STANL14Y FOR SALIC -For ask, Lot 9 and the west half of Lot 8, on the 12th oomes- own, rownson Line, of Stanley. This farm con- t"gias ere#, all of which is cleared except flour aw". If in a state of Bret-olaft cuWromon, woll tossed d all underdrained, mostly with tife. Thw# is a frame dwellinK house as good ai fitw, with g0*4 9 e foundation, and cellar, large b�-nk bara stabling underneath, And numevous other b i I including a large pig house Two good 0 of eMloo fruit, also nlee sh-We �nd orsm. = onto ea. There are two spring oreeki runn4mg W the farm, and plenty of good wat-)r all the y ow"W rid wAhout pumping. It Is well situated for marke , churches, schcols, post offleo, &e,, mod good gparst roads leading from it in .%Il diroo0ons. It to wl" view of I.Ahe Huron, and -the boaU can ba aeon passing up and down from th house. This is one of the beat equipped farm, ,n the county, and . will be sold on easy terms, so the proprietor want4 to roUre on account of Ill health. ; Affly on *o prent- fses� oi address Blake P. 0. JdA DUNN. 104949 . I ---I— I . - . W � ARM IN HAY TOWNSHIP FOR HALF—For _U mle, Lot 22, on the North Boundary of Hay Township. This farm contairP3 100 acres, 85 acres eleared, the rest good hardW03d bush. Itistwellun- )f derdrsined and fenced. Theroiss 00 stonshouse with*No. I oellitr;large bank Cru; -implement , e3a_od; she,Ep house 7Ox76, with first-olaze . at%bling aim roDt c� Bar underneath ; a good orchard; wells and cistern. There is 12 acres of fall = ,sowed on a rich fallow. It manured ; 40 acres seeded down reaentl the rest in good shape for crop. Thiq is a W111. 1 farm, w6ll situated for markets, churches, schools, post office, sto., and will be sold reaFonably. Apply on the premises, or address ROBERT N. DOUGLAS, Blake, Ont. 1668x8tf - SPLENDfD PARK FOR SALE. -For sale, a ofien- c1d. farm and hotel property. This farm � a on the l8ib conces-4ion of the Township of MoKillop, at the V! lage of Leadbury. It contains 112i &ores, all of which are c:earpd, except about three acres. It is In a good state 6(teultivvAlon, being well fenced and underdirskied, and iultable, for grain grow . g or stock ralsinj and feedin'i(. There its not a 66711, of w late .land on the farm. There are two good dwelliag houseE, a large bank barn with stone stabling under, neath, a large Implement house and all neoessary buildit go In fire t,�Iass repair. There are three or. , Qbards and four nevor-failing wells. The farm ad. joins the Villagoof Uadhuyj�, where are Acres. post office, blacksmith shop, school. etc. The well known Leadbary h 4el Is on -the farm, and will be sold w3h It. It Is now under lease for a term 6f years, Th's is one of the best and inost profitable farm proper. ties In the County of Huron, and will be sold cheap - on sasy tarats of payment. For further r 'cu'a , apply 3n the p- emises, or address the tpal! I ne propri ator, Lind bury P.O. JOHNSTON KINNG -1 � 1663 — � . ,ft,,- woorc Pbosphaine, The Great English R&nedy. . �2 Sold and recommended by all . , druggists in Canada. Onl7 reli- able medicine discovered. Six - ackages guaranked to cure all form 0 Sexual Weakness, all effects of abuse or ex ess, Bien tal Worry, Excessive use of To, bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt of pri e,onepaalragesj,six,s5. onewillplease, stzwio'cure. Pamphlets free to any address, The Wood Company, Windsor, Out. WooXaPbosphodluels SoldInSeaforth byLuwa. tu & thion, drugglota. - . . MONEY TO LOAN I I . Funds of private parties, also company f undo, o ,can at lowest rates on first wortzage; 7terms to suit borrowers. JAMES L. KILLORAN, Barrister, scaforo. 165941 � , I . , , I - .. � : - � . I � . . I � : . . I THE nU"AYIN rA2L.1_V0JLJL%y�LV _. . I . . '0001" -_ �', �-- - - __ __ I .-----I"- - - � I - � -_ � I . I � . Ir - � jL coul(I gazaer up. in one Itscif . ana ueep sounding after tha 41� the rivers would give the amount � paragraph the la,st words of the lit- tune has stopped . like some cathe- ofilthat substance removed froin the . '10WER OF IHE HYMN tle"'ro'nes who have gone out from all 'dral bell Which, 10 land in that length of '1111e. r.-- the k 4 after the tap of , " ' . - .� these Christian circles, and I could. the bra,zen tongue has ceased, keepa present Inst&nce sodium was taken as I . — , picture the calm.looks and the foldedi throbbing on the air. Well, it will the basis. It Is supposed to be re- the Theme I)i hands and sweet departure,, methinks! be a home song in heaven, all the moved from, the rocks as . commor, I . It would be grand!and beautiful d0j sweeter because those who sang witb salt, I Rev. Dr. Talmage. one of heaven's great doxolog'iesl InI us in .the doiliestic circle on eartb The data Jor the calculations are as i . . my parish in Philadelphia a little! aball join that great harmony. I follows: The rivers of the world con- . � _ � i child as departing. She had beeni . - i tain 24,106 tons of sodium per cubie . Jerusalem, my'bAPPY home, � the , , e. it. � mile, aad their discharge into HRIST THE, EVERLASTING SONG sick aT - Name ever dear to me; � ocean is at the rate of 6,4205 cubic — , was n6onday when she went, and, as � When shall my labors have sit end efore t I he mass the shadow of death gathered on her - . In joy and peace In thee? 1 milen per annum., Ther he Talented Preaelter Shown How He t it ivas evening . I of sodium� in the ocean divided by : On earth Fe sang harvest .songs ai the mass annually brought down by DrIngis J0y9'P4ba00:, Harmony und and time to go to bed, and so 0 - . . at came Into the barn anA, the rivers gives the length of time � : Helody into Every Ufa That He said ' "Good night, papa! GoOd the barracits were filled. YOU kuOvr in which the mass in the ocean ac - night, mamma!" And then she was there is no such time on a farm as lt is 89,565,000 Enter. gone! It <vas._ "good zalght" to c - � I ain and "good night" to tears * wken they got the crops In, and sol years, or about 90,000,000 years as . I p ilg in heaven it will be a harvest song,1 the age of our darth. I Washington, April 1. — in this good night" to death and , o0d iscourse Dr.,Talma,ge shows how night" to earth, -but it vvas. - "go(d on the part of those who on earthi hrist brings liarinony and melody morning" to Jesus—it was "good sowed in tears and rea,ped in joy.' 1.ord Civda-sly-d L:Idy xtobor�tg. 1"' . Lift up your heads, ye everlasting i ito every life that he enters; text, morning" to heaven. I can think ates, and" lot the sheaves come int In an article on Lord Robe�ts by ,salm cxviii, 14, "The Lord .is my of no cradle song more beautiful than 19 Mr. Alexander MacKintosil j�i ,nle Lreng�h and song." I Jesus. Angels shout all Lhrough the heavens, Woman at HomG for March, an inci- The most fascinat*g theme for a I next speak of Christ as the o d -and multitudes come down the hills o' is the S - � crying: "Harvest hotuel Harvest dent between Mrs. Roberts, as she eart pr per y a un, man's song. Quick music loses its homel" . I . then was, and Lord Clyde is recalled. MY. There is something in thO charm' for the aged car. The school- Early in his married life Roberts was iorning light to suggest him and girl- asks for a schottish or a glee, There is nothing more bewitching disappointed by not being sent on :)inething in the evening shadow to but her grandmother asks for �'Baleir- to one's ear than the !scng of sail - Ors t sea, whether in da7 the China expedition, but Lord Clyde, peak. his praise. The flower ma" or the -pol-tuguese 11ymnl�" or night, as they pull Away at tho at a dinn.er at the Cannings', claimed reathes him, the stars shine himj' lFifty years of trouble - ropes—not much sense I! often in the the gratitude of his spouse for not qe cascade proclaims him, all the . the spirit, and the keys of the music ! sending him. "I suppose," -he said, oices of nature cha,nt him. What- board must have a, solemn tread. words they utter, but:� the music is by way of e)Cplanation to the puz- ver is grand., bright and beautiful Though the voice may be tremulous, thrilling. So the soog ,in heaven zled- lady, "you would rather not . . will be a sailor's song, They were . I you only listen to it will speak. so that grandfather will not trust it voya.gerg once and thought they. be left in a foreign country alone a is praise. So when in the summer in church, still he has the psalm few months after your marriago." ime I pluck a, flower I think of him book open before hini, and he sings, .. could never get to shore, and before This was too much for Mrs. Roberts, rho is "the Rose of Sharon and the with his soul. He bums his grand- they could get things snug and trim , "You have done your best," she re- . � the cyclone struck them. Dut now I ,ily of the When I s" in c�ild asleep with the same tune he they are safe. Once they went with torted, "to make my husband regret Ya,ley." "Behold the . iie fields a ,amb, I 4yo sang 40 years ago in the old coun- daniaged rigging, guns of distress his marriage." Lord Clyde was amb of God that t7keth aw4Y the try meeting house. Some day the b)oming through the storm, but tne amazed. "Well, I'll be hanged if I in of the world." ' - choir sings a tune so old that the pilot edme aboard, and he brought ('all understand you women'" he ex - 0 ver the old fashiondd pulpits , -young people do not'icnow it, but- it I Now theX clainied. 11'he lady -was soon appeas- �ere was. a, sounding board.- The starts the tears down -the ch6ek of'. them into the harbor. ed,'however, and she t,nd the fine old * . ast, the light- ; oice of the minister rose to the the aged man, for it reminds him of 81119 soldier became great friends. Dunding board and then was struck e which he partici- houses that showed them where to , . ack again upon the ears of the peo- pa.ted arfd of the radiant faceg that sa'il, the pilot - that took them Tho Vovder. le.. And so' the 10,000 voices of long since went to dust and Of the through the straits, the eternal . � shore on which they landed. 1. The "voyder" was a large dish in arth rising -up find the heavens a gray-haired minister leaning over the, which were collected the broken vic- - oundi . ng board which strikes back to - pulpit and sounding the good tidings Aye, it will be the children's song, tuals, which were removed from the he ear of all nations the praises of of great joy.- i . .. � You know very well that the vast. . I I I . majority of our race die i'i infancy, table with a large knife with a hrist. The heavens tell his glory, I was one Thanksoving day in my an. -I ik is estimated t � hat six en thou- broad, flat blade, called the voyder ,nd the earth shows'his ha,ndiwork. pulpit in SSvacuse, and Rev. Daniel �, I knife, from vidqr, to emPty-, clear or ,he Bible thrills with one great Waldo, at 98 years of age, stood be-, sunrl millions of the little ones are , . -1 standing before God. WAen the'y Make void. "The Boke of Nature " tory of redemption. , Upon a blast- I side me. The clioir sang a tune. " - i t by Hugh Rhoder,;, the date of WI)i(,.h I d and . faded paradise it poured a I -said, "'I am sorry they sang tha;t shall rise 'up about the throne a is 1577, one. of the curious sets :of . ! - L ht of -glorfous restoration. it I new -tune; nobody seems to know it." sing, the mIllions and the millions �1 handbooks of inanners and etiquette 9 - the little ones ah, that will be - ooked -upon Abraham from the ram � "Bless you, my son," said tne old ic for youl -klicse played in the reproduced by'the Early English Text aujht in the thicket. it spoke in man, ",r heard that 70 years ago." 13 �93oclet. driven do � .. streets of .13abylon and Thebes; the ie , , sT)cn ks of these vessels, as fol - ,he bleating of the herds wn , i Thcre was a song to -day that t lows- 1; - � , . . See Yo ha'Ve Voyders ready e. it P�it � plucked lilies from, the foot of Oliv ,o Jerusalem for sacrific , touched the life of the aged with while Christ was preacliing abo . for to void the Aforsels that they doe nfinite pathos into the speech of , u,n- I �holy fire and kindled a glory on their them; these waded in Siloam; theAe leave oil their Trencliers. rnien with . ;outh fishermen. It lifted Paul into vision that your younger. eyesight -%vere ,victims of Herod's massacr . e; your Trencher Icnyfe take off such he third heaven, and it broke upon , cannot see. It was the song of sal- fragments and put them in your Voy- ,he ear of St. John -with the brazen ' vation—Je8'us, who fed them all their � these were thrown to crocodiles or dor and thon settle them downe cleane . ,rumpets and the doxology of theel- lives long; Jesus, who wiped 'away into the fire;. these came up from I Christian homes, and th4e were foun- agayne." Few silver ones remain, lers and the rushing wi � ngs of the their tears; Jesus, who stood by them d1ings on the city commf(yns---childre,n . but some large brass voyder or dishes era.phim. . - -v�hen all else failed; Jesus, in �hose- everywhere in all that land, children which have " proba-bly been so used Instead af waiting until you get name their marriage was consecrated in the towers, children on the sea .ke you sing and whose resurrection has poured by their . k and worn out before I. 9 may still be seen, of the ,history of ,he praise of Christ, while your heart light upon the graves of thei rl de_ of glass, children on the ,battle- "v,hich nothing is known s h p is lightest � - "Do you know,me?" -said ments. Ah, if you do not like chil- present owners. — "Old English �ippiest and your ste , . parted, dren -el They are riate," by W. J. Cripps. Lnd your fortunes smile and yoUr the -wife to her a u h _ . )athway blossoms and the overarch:r I was dying, his mind already having in " st majority. - And what a song -e - ' - ,wh(� they lift it around about' the (intisumption Ti mted b,y Electricity. you their ben -L ', ut, He said, "No." And 'I, do not go ther I I throne! . In the ctirrent number of the ,diction, speak the praisee; of Jesus. ' the son said, "Father, do_.you know The Christian singers and composers "Camptes Rendus" of the French The old Greek orat6r',g, when they, me?" He said, "No." The daugh- ' I of all ages will be there to join in Academy AL F. Doumer describes the. aw their audiences inattentive and * ter said, "Father, do you kno,* me?"- . � , ilumbering, -2 had one word With I -le s id, "No.,' The minister _�f the that song. Thomas Hastings will be netion of high-tension CUrrent.13 of � 'ch they ,Would rouse them up to tbere. Lowell Mason will be tbere. high frequency k1pon chronic pulmon- ,vhi I I gospcl standing by said, "Do you �,he greatest enthtisiasm. In the ow. Jesus?" "Oh, yes-" he said, Ecethoven and Mozart will bethere. ary tuberculosis. Considerable im- 1- J�ul� , �n 1, - nidst of their ordtions they V I know him, 'chief among 10,000 . il- cyinbals and provenient followed the applicatioln of -`Marathon!" and -us 81114ects, itop and cry out I , the one altogether lovelyl' " Blesse� the trumpets in the ancient temples these currents to tuberculo �he people's enthusfasm would beun- the I�iblein which spectacled old age. '%vill be tbere. The 40,000 barpers -the night swutts being reda-d'after " �i is-! )ounded. My hearers, 'though YOU, reads the promise, "I will never leave that stood at the.ancient dedication the fifth or sixtIVapplimflon., an, d I wLlI be 'there. 'Ac 200 appearing completely after the fif- iaay have been borne down with- sin, � you, never forsake youl" Blessed , singers that . tnd though troublo and trials and the staff on which the wornout pil_ assisted on that day will be there. teenth. The feverish symptoms de- ,emptation may have come upon You, , grim totters on toward the .welcome Patriarchs who lived amid thrashing crease improved. Lnd you feel to -day hardly like look- Of his Redeeraerl foors, shepherds who watched amid The expectoration became, less abund-: ng up, methinks there is one grand, I speak to you again of Jesus as I Chaldean hills, prophetp who walk- ant and the bacteria were diminish- � -6yal- imperial word that ou o night song. Job speaks of him - ed, with long beards and, -Coarse ap- ed. The experiments are ,still being ! . P parel, -pronouncing -woe-against an- continued. � i -ouse your -soul to infiniti- rejoicingp who giveth songs in the night. John . i - i knd that word is "Jesust" Welch, the old Scotch minister, used C'ent abominations, will mee.t'the � I . I Taking the su . ggestion of 'the toxt, to put- a plaid across hi ore recent' martyrs who went up. The Upturned Mustache. � [ sh&ll speak to you of Christ our cold nights, and some one asked him Nvith leapi.fig cohorJts of fire; and The statement- that 'the Kafmer'sl 5ang. I remark, in the firsA, place, . why he put that there. He said, some will speak of the Jesus of mustache has been trimmed after the ;hat Christ ought to be,,the cradle "Oh, sometimes in the night 11 want whom they i prophesied, and others of fashion of the mustache 'of Charles I.) iong.� What our mothers sang to.vs, )(o sing the praise of Jesus and to the Jesus for whom they died. Oh, as depicted in his portraits, has been ffhen 'they put us to sleep is aingillg' get,,down and pray. Then 1 -take what a songl It came to John upon indignantly. traversed b� a Q,erman vet. We may have forgotten tke -, tha.t plaid and wrap i d m Patmos, It came to Calvin In the monthly. The "upturned mustache" . . eto I Arords, the fiber I keep myself from the cold." Songs prison, it dropped to Ridley in the wait really invented, according 'to thia )f our soul and will forever be a ,' in the nightl Night of trouble hav that song has authority, at the court of Philip IV. Dart of it. It is not so mu what come down upon many of you. * Com- come to your car, perhaps"'! for I of Spain. Charles 1. set the . � . Vou formally teach your chiftreu &11 merci&l losses put out one star-, slan- really do think It sonietiaies; breaks in London, and it spread ther cci to ' what you sing to them. A bYmn derous abuse puts out another sitar, over the ba-ttlemen'ta of heaven. Belgium, Germany, Sweden and ias wings and can fly e4erywhither- domestic bereavement has put out A Uhristain woman, the wife of a France. Louis XII. was the laist One hundred and Ilfty years alter IL 000 lights, and gloom has been add_ minister, waa dying in the par- monarch who wore this tYpe Of =US - you. are dead and "Old Mortality" e' sonage n h here on tache till Its revival by Willla,13L 32. _ d to gloom and chill 0 chill and I 2as w i orn out his chisel roe-utting sting to sting, and one midnight has Saturday night the choir used to as- The Iron In tho islood. I vour name on the tombstone your , seemed to borrow the fold from an- semble and rehearse for the following ! &Teat grandchildren .will be _94ngiug'-,- other midnight to wrap itself in more Sabbath, and she said: "How strange- A German chemist kas jus� �kovm- - Lke song which last night you oang-- unbearable darknms, but Christ has 1Y sweet the choi - r rehearses to -night. 'that; the human blood contains an an * I 77hey have been rehearsing there for I Lo your little ones.., gathered about " ken peace to your heaft-, and,_ you average of about 0.05 pier cant. 0 your knee. - Th&e' is a pla"'-in spO an hour." "No," said some one Iron. Now, according to Weber &u& I . sing: - . . i �witzerland where,' if you distin&tly . about her, "the choir Is not rehears� Lehman's experiments upon two trim- Jesmo, lover of my soul, ! utter your voice, there come back ten Let me to thy bosom fly, img to -night." "Yes," she said*: "I inals who wero weigked and , dempt- I . . ar 15 distinct echoes, and every I - While the billows near me rail, know theS, are. I hear them singing, tated and sL-9 their blood WeLsked ' "bristian song sung by a, motbew ia Widle the tempest still ia b1gh. How very"sweetly they singl" Now, from their veins, it was found tX&t the ear of her child shall have 10,- Hide me, 0 my SavloUrl Ride it was not a choir of earth that she one pound of blood was present fQr Till the storm of life Is past, I DOO echoes coming back from all the . ftfe Into the haven 101de; board, but the choir of heaven. I every eight pounds of body. It will gates of heaven. Oh. if mothors Oh. recelve my soul , at last, � think that Jesus sometimes seto, ajar b� seen, therefore, that a person � Dnly know the power of this sacred and a passage of w�eighing 160 pounds contains nearly 3P011, how much oftener the little Songs in the night! -Songs in the that rapture greets our ears.;1 The 'e ouncc of iron. Dnes would be gathered, and all Our I might! For the pick, who have no minstrels of heaven strike such ,66 on . --- -_ -_ homes would chime with the songs of one to turn the hot pillow, no one tremmdous strain the walls of jasper ; A 0alaulatitit EYe- . t�, put the taper on, the iotand, no i I Jesus I r, cannot hold it. : - "I believe Madge hap designs an We want some counteracting influ- no to put ice on the Vemples. or pour I was reading of the battle! of Agin- ' Mr. Robinson." . Bnee Upon our childrqnL. q,be vsry out tho soothing anodyne ,or utter sourt, in which Henry V. figured, and : Why?" .. . moment your child siteps into the 9ne cheerful word. Yet songs in the It is said after the �attle was won "I've notk4ki her looking at b4m I . ' I I " 9trect he steps into the path. of tem- night! For the poor, who free4e in gloriously won, the �Jng wanted to I - -counter expressi , with her bargain on ptation. Ther6 are foul mouthed Uke winter's cold and swelter in the acknowledge the divibe Interposition, I It I I - on.. I , ,hildren who woul.d like to be* - oil summers heat and munch the h - axd and he 'ordered the �.haplain to read ; , vour little ones. 4 will not do to crusts that bleed the sore gums. -and Ahe Psalm of David, and when he . � Iceep your boys an I girls in the Louse shiver under blanke" that cannot any came to th* words 'j:lqot unto us 0 The -Flarder Toil. - o,nd make them ho se plants. They longer be patched and tremble be- Lord, but to thy nam� be the praise," "Look at__p.00r Mrs. Jones ' ck-ag- , ging Ithat heavy hose around srprink- must have fresh a�r and recreation. Muse rent day is come and they may the king dismounted, and all the cav- . - � o l from tho be oet out on the sidewalli and look- alry dismounted, and, all the great ling their yard. " i I Ix "That's all righ t - Listen to Afr. - ,cathing, blasting, damning Influence Ing into the starved face of the child host, offleers and men) threw them- , a Jonos. Fle's putting the baby to :>f the streetl I -,now of no coun- and seeing famine there and death selves on their faces. Oh, t the I - . - sleep. " ,eracting influence but the jpower of there', coming home from the bakery � story,of the Savio�url's love and the —_ �'hristian �ulture and example. Hold and, saying in the presonce of the . Saviour's deliveran,6e shall we not : I -Mr. Van Buskirk, of 86tatford, has re. :)efore your little ones the pure life little famished one, "Oh, my God ' ' prostrate oursclves bofore him ,to -day, __ ' I I signed bisposition as city engineer ft,nd ac - :)f Jesus. Let that name be the flour has gone up!" Yet songs in � �osts of earth and bosts of heaven, cepted the position of city engineer of Ross. word that sha.11 cKercise @vil fron6l tb-e night! : Songs in 'the niKhtl For ;, falling upon ou,r faces and' crying, land, British Columbia; at an increased Lheir hearts." Cive to your instruc;- the widow �who goes to get the ba.e,k i "Not unto us, riot unto us, but unto salary. �. . ' Lion all the - fascinations of inwili , 0 pay of ber husband, slaiR bY the : thy name be the gloryl- "U"til the . I Siloam; morning, noon and night. 1,e -t it be. sharp2hooters', and knows i't Is the I day break and the shadows fl� away - � Tesus,. !he cradle song. This is ini- IsLat help shi� will have, moving out turn our beloved and be thou like a )ov-tant. if your Children grow up, of a comfortable hoineln. desolation, roe or a young hart upon the mount- Surgical Operations . - I Dut. perhaps they may not. 7beir deatk turning back from the I exhaust- &i a -of; 7 Bother." � . I -)athway inity be short. Jesus may Ing cough and the p-,�le. cheek and the -I I � I as a Cum for Piles. 0 a ' - Then there I ,)(! wanLing that child. lusterless eye and refusin I .THE AGE OF THE EARTH, ivill be a ,,aundless step in ljie glwel- liel. Yet songs in the nightl Songs . . . . ke MAI, Expensive md Dmigoreim . �ing, and the youthful pulse. will be- in the night! For the �oldier in the Ninety 31illili,11 Yeikrs is nin Estimate . �in to flutter, and little hands will feld hospital, no surgeon to bind up I I 51ado by Prof, .7'I i -The Only CorWn Cure is Dr. Chase's . . (I 3" Ointment. �)e lifted for hell). You cannot help. the gunshot fracture, no water for I Some thile ago Lord Kelvin publish . , � . And a great agony will pinch , at tbe hot lips, no kind hand to brush - I I .. a"ey the flies from the fresh wound, ed an essay upon the age of the earth. Besides tha acuto wisory pradvood 1w ,hA vour hoart, and the cradle -w'ill be I From the physists' point of vi' �tzipty, an,d the nursery Nvill be einp- no on* to take,the loving farewell, 61v, 8-8 Itching and burning of pliks, tkis konible ZhW'A ty, and the -worlcl -will be eDipty, and the kroan�ing of others poured into expressed by Lord Kelvin, 20,000,000 Is the more dreaded bemuse a surgioal opratlarl MMY of . years would be the 111iDiultiln and. 40,- Is commonly considared the ady Wfeetl*e auf& your soul will be empty. No I ttle his own �groan, the blasphe . Idiing on the 00o,000 qie maximull, age. 1' wen the Fortunately " is a mistaken idko, for I - � feet star , stairs. . No . Others pl4wing up his own spirit, the' longeqt of, these estimates is fa,x-- too sicians kaye lasmed to use Dr. CUWS ointZint , Loys scattered on ,, the carpet. NO condensecil bitterness of dying away I short' -for the evolutionist to ad.count Instead of applying the knife, not only ber,gua It �luick following from room to room, from holne among strangers. Yet 1. for all the bioiogic ebang 4a lea expensive and less risky, but also bmuse ['To strange and wondering questions. so,, . . es which are it if, IL rnore effftlive cure. � rgs in the night! Songs in the exhibited in the proAress of life as we . � go upturned face with Jaughingblue night! "Ah," isaid one dying Sol- know it. This problem of the e6rth's .14frequeritly happens that after pse* bays I aYes come for a 'w' kiss, bu� only a dier, "tell I � endured the torture of piles for years " sub- in� mother that last , age has no W' been attacked by - . ' . a .Wt;od to operations, that they aye finally a" Zrave and a wreath of .white blos- night there was riot one cloud be, ' mineralogist in the person of Pro- �TDr. Chase's Ointment, the only g4ruteed gonis on the top oi.it'and bitterdes- tween MY s-oul and Jesus.- Songs I fes*;or Joly, an 1rish-ulan. He arrives emrs. ' . Dlation and slghfr�jg at �ni-ghtfall in the nightl Songs in the.1night! at his conclusions -by considering the, Among - persons operAted. on 4W and �vith no one to plit to be4. The more Christ is the ever- primal crust of the'earth-to have con- afterwards tur*d by Dr. Chase's W, 4 bi,na.venly Shepher& Nvill ta . ke that lasting song.,, The very best singers sisted of mi6erals which ivere of the would me � � r I don Rev J. A. Baldwo. of ,4t** -amb sa,fely anyhow, -v�,I�iether ,You sometimes get tived, the strongest, sa Qnt., H. 9 Sutherland Truro. .2., MA W. me composItian as thoso existing at 1p. ThorntW iavc been faithful or un �Lithful, $ut throats sometimeE get weary, and the present twie, and that the pritna- a, C11gAq. k.,W.T. , tp I Dr. Chan's OintMent truly works I would -it not have been pleasanter if inany who sang very sweetly 'do not tive rain and, rivers cont�ined no SO- _ 1 7 doom .1 17 , I Ill . t positively cums tha worst ass _. _ . r- ni bloodi 00% -.he praises of Christ? I never read God we will after awhile go up and ino is supposed to �have been present you could have heard from those lips sing now, nut I hope by the grace of dium, but a certain aniolint Of chlb ng aad protrudinle"19 4 � inything more beautiful than this sing the praises of Chript where- we in the atmosphero as hydrochloric r 16MANSON, BATn A Co., Toronto. I I I Lbout a child's departure. The ac- will never be wear' . You know acid. Then, by ass-Lixiiing erosion of For Irronalsids, GrOUP4 emlis, coldo # - ly I ,ount sa,id, "She folded her hands, there are some songs that are espec- the land to have proiceeded uniformly eiahrna P9 remedy mn The MPW*4 a "' e f st - logic -al to' the a 0" of 1-.--A �ad =112% I.- iy1iin, turned h�r face to the .wall, cle. They stir the soul, they start: present, time, the '� —, I . ,issed her mother goodby, sang her ially appropriat or the home cir- from the darlie ' &%&.--a aln Unt of any sub- � -- ; -aid her little prayer and thp died." the tears, they turn the heart in on sta ce discharged i i I , - ., - P n known tima biv I I I . f I A . i i . I I . I ; . . . . _'� ; I � � - . 1. I . I � I i - - __ � - -1 ---- -- - I - �" _ - _ - I _ ___ -.-- ------", I -_ -__ _____ ____ . ___� _____..�,__., __ --- ___ _;_ � _.17__J,____ A 11311ITT. 1! I 0"11 limp", .)*& - I - � , � ,W . � .. _. �_ - � . � �� A - n -V LTERY ... I � . �4�, " I WA. I .=A;& r t 4 i - = . 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I � tschments if desired) - � � - with !reversible points, also thistle cutters - ! I � if ordered. The lightest drAft, beat work- . . . � ing sind most easily o]per ated cultivator - I - . man�fattured. The teeth work directly .. . undek the axle and within the wheel line. � '40AW N* , 12 SM10ML 2Pft*e,TQ0fH CULTIVAMR 11 . . � � � Se4 the new Spring Lift. i . � � - I I � � - - i I . F .- i - � I � I . : THE CELEBRATED q - I . i ! I ! � � . I . I . I I I . � . ; I , Noxon Drills I � - I � . . I 0 I - � Steel Hoosier And Spring Pmaure. I lez I . . � I I � I . . � Our reliable 'Hoosier Drilb are so well � I � . . I .. an favorably known that they speak for I � " - - the�nselves. There are now over AW,WO . I - Srt" 40SiLn WuL,6 I ' in �ise among the farmers of this country. I We invite the'elowst inspection of ; _. our trarm ! mp ements and Machinery, which we are anufacturini'a for the co in ge"on, . T"aeitl; n"fn+.hQa'hnV,% watkiklia 0"10.1r,+kAn. - I V - � tion to our New Victoria, Bibdere'and No. 14 Oxfor Clipper front out blower, also our- LOT Z . - I patent Spring and Spike Tooth Harrows and Friction and Ratchet Damp Rakes. It will I I . I amply rekay all intendin' purebasers to see our Rites before placing their orders else- �. Thov . - . where. Send for our 4 1900 catalogue. . � : . . i - . . I I I . Vf the mo i � I , � The Noxon Co., I:td,',, Ingells,soll, Ont � - � re"0112�1)1 I 1 1081 1 1 i - � DAVID I . . DtNCAN McCALLUIC Agent, Seaforth. . : : � I � -1 � i � . - . � - .. � . . � , I _ I � I . I I 41 : S_ . . . - I - I I I � - I . ; .� ; I , . . . - � � � - � I I i . I - � . - ___ -1 I - � . I � I - . - I � _ - ��__: - ___ - --J . . I - - __ � __ �_ __ I- ___ __ � , - � I � - _. - � - . � I .— a . I ,- - -1 I . . -_ - :_ - I _. � - - - - � -_ �,___: -- , - -_ - —_ . I � � I . I � � � I . I � � e . - I . . .1 I � . � I I - . 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