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REALESTATK 11101 SALJ.
ARM IN STANLEY FOR. SAGE --For wale Lot
9, Concession London Road, near the village
Of Bruceflald, containing about 100 sore& ea aeresr
cleared and to a good titato of cultivation the re.
mind° !shard wood Multi. There aro golori
nga ;Meares of wheat, 37 seeded to grass, a good
orchard aid plenty of wat)r. Will be sold cheap
and on ettaY terms. Apply to A. S. 1033, Brum).
field P. O. 1676-tt
irlESIRABLE PROPERTY IN SEAFORTII FOR
jee Seete-Reauefelly eituated on Centre Street
adjoining yeattie's Grove. There are two Iota pleated
with the choicest of fruit trees of all Rinds and
Shiubs. A innate house, atone cellar underneath the
_ whole house, a sitting room, dining room, summer
and winter kitohena and four laecirootns, hard and
oft water. It la one of the meet plenaontly 10eated,
eoinforoable and- convenient -resideritea in Seat nth
1, and will be sold cheap. Apply. to -JOSIAH WAT-
' SON, Seafortin 1700 -ti
• 'VINE FARM FOR BALE.-Fer dale Lt con.
X emotion_ 3; Stanley, containing 100 aores. The
land Is ail clear.bttt t2 aores which la In good hard..
wood bash. Fifty acres are under cultivation,
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aorea lain wheal and the halanoe ia aceied to grass.
There la a good franto houso, frame barn and stablos
The farm is well fenced and underdrained and has
sinfilt; nm,er falling sprieg croak running through
one- corner of it. It Is completely free from all
font weeds. Terms cash. Postioaalon given Immo.
dtately. For further particular!, apply toJOHN
GILMORE, Brumfield P. 0.'
••--. ...v. • ••• • -
1kRIN MULLETT FOR SALE ---For sale, let
ic 4. Cortoession 13, Huila& containing 75 wee,
all cleared, underdrained, well 'mooed, and about 40
Area seeded to grass. There aro fair building.
There is a good orchard, and a never,failing epring
:meek runs through the farm. ead a good well at the
honee It is near school and post ofhoe, and con.
vonient to the beat markets It Is a splendid farm,
not a foot of waate land on it, and is adapted for
attack Wising. Et wilt be sold cheap and on °my
terms. Apply to the undersigned, Seaforth P. 0.
JANE ROBESON. •IMO tf
riARM TUCKER3MITIE FOR .5,t,LE.--Foir gala
r Lot 24, Concession 8, II. R. 13„ TuckerstnIth,
aontaining 10Oacrea, 90 acres cleared and in a jood
state of otaltivat'on, 10 acres of good hardwood bush.
There Is on the premises a good brick how° and
kitchen ; large new bank barn, with alone stab:hie--
Underneath ; an open shed ; driving house, and other
buildings ; two good wells and orohard. It is five
miles from Seaforth and Six from Clinton on a good
g.ravel road. School close bv. WIII he Bold cheap.
Apply on the premise's to ROBERT MeYETY, or Ste
forth P. 0. 10,39xatt
FAMI
Lot 11, Concession 8, Tuckerstnith, containing
IN TUCKERAMITI1 Fa711 kLE,-For eon)
190 acres, all cleared but about B area of good blotto
It is ut dordraitted, well, fenced, and in a high stote
of cultivation. There is a good storm house ; good
harms, stables' and out.housee. It aljolne a good
echo! ; is within five miles of Seanarth, and three
trines from Kippen. There ,is plenty of good water.
WM be ۥold with or without the, orop. It ha one of
,the best farms la the townabip, and wilt be cold on
easy terms, an the proprietor wants- to retire. Also
60 warm within w mile and a quarter, a good grantee -
lot, well fenced, but no building& Will be 801ii to
gether or separately. •Apply On the -premise& or ad-
dress Egutondville Pa O. JAMES MeTAVISII.**
, 1031 it
FARM FOR S 4,LE-4er sale Lot 13, Conceesion 3,
Tuebtirentith, naps Iron Seaforth, smitten -p-
rig nil mere& The land is In a good finite of cultiva-
tion. On the Owe is a large frame home in good
repair and heat,oi by a furnace, bonk barn with goad
otablIng, new atone pg pe o• 24a40, driving Kited,
woodshed and ever} OAK in Bret cites cm:titian.
Meaty of g I wa tor and w;n4n.111 to- pump It. The
land fs underdrainect. There jai -about aorea
of fall wheat and the ploughing Is all done. It w1:1
he Sold ohtn,p and on easy tonna as the prop(Moe
13 going Wed. Posseeelon elven at arty time. For
further partieulare apPly to WILLIAM` EBERIIART,
on the pvirot,ies, or to do/Ito-01 po otri T. lea att
•
•
MISSION OF DORCA
L ssons Draw
of H
VARM IN STANLEY FOR, SALE -For eel& Lot
ole' 0 and the weat half ot Lot on the lath COnnes-
skin, or Browneort Line, of Stioloy. This farm coo.
taloa 160 aeree, all of which Is cniared, except four
acres. It h in a date of • firat-cla.s cultivation, well
fenced and all underdrained, mostly with tile. There
tea largo frame dwelling house as good af now, with
clod stone foundation and caller, largo bank barn
aith stone stabling underneath, and numerous other
buildings, including a large pig house. Two good
orchards of chotee front, alio nice shade and orna.
mutat tree& There are two spring creeks running
through the farm, and plenty of good water all Lh
year round without pumping. It Is well situated for
markets, churches, seheOlit post MR &o:, good
gravel roads leading from It In all direction& It is
within view of Lake 11nren, and the boats Cart ho
seen passing up and down from th house. This Is
one of the beat equipped farmo in the county, and
will be sold on may terms, ea the proprietor want) to
retire- on account of ill health.- Apply on the prom,
Ins, or addreerBlake P. 0. JOIIN DUNN, 10194
F'Rif IN }TAY TOWNSEIIP FOR SALE. -FY
We, Lot 22, on. the North Boundary Of gay
Township. This farm contains 100 acres, 85 aeree-
°feared, the rest -goad hardavold bush. It Is well mu.
dordralned and termed, Tnere far &good stone house
with a No. 1 cellar; largo bank barn, implement
shod; eheep house 70x75„ with flrat.class stabling
and root oeilat underneath ; a good erehard ; 2 good
watt and Cistern. There ia 124- tiaras of fall wheat
flowed oa riOil fallow, well manured ; 40 acres
seeded down recently, the rest in good shape for
crop. Thla Is a No. 1 farm, well situated for
market, churches., schools, poet etc., and
will be 'told reaaonably, Apply on the premise& or
address ROBERT N. DOUGLAS, Blake, Ont.I0611x8tt
•
OPLENDID FARM FOR SALE. -For sale, a splen -
la did farm and hotel pretperty. This farm is on
the 13th concegelon of the Township of MoKillop, at
the Village ot Loadbury. oontains 114 stores, all
of which are cleared, except about three Aare& Dols
in a good state of cultiyation, being well fenced and
underdralized, and Imitable for grain growing or gook
raising and feeding. There is not a foot of w ,ete
land on the farm. There are two good dwelllog
houses, a large bank barn with stone stabling under.
math, a large Implement house and all ntheesary
building's In tin Wises repair. There are three or-
obersitand four never.failing wells. The farm ad-
joins the Village's! Leadbur3 , where are /storm poet
office, blaoksmith shop, achool. etc, The well known
Leadbury hotel la on the farm, and will bo isold with
it. 11 la now under Lew for a tarn of years. This
one of the best and most profitable farm proper -
tient In the County of Huron, and will be sold dump
• On may torws of payment. For further paatioulara,
apply on theprendses, or addrese the undersigned
proprietor, Leadhury P. 0, 101INSTON KINNEY.
1053
MUSIC
• ra. W. If. Bullard, Teacher Of Pianoforte.
Mrs. W. IL Bullard will take a limited number of
pupils for inetruetIon according to the moat modern
and successful methods. Spetial attentioe given to
Dr. Ma on'a touch and teonlque„Muelcalaa win be
given at Intervale to accustom the lotions tolperform
in Reel -donee corner of Iiigh and' Marhut
•Streets, Seafortb, 1695•tf
MONEY TO LOA
Finds_ ot private parties, also ootapany
loan at lowest rates on flat mortgage ; term
borrowers. J AM F.S L. KILLOR AN,
Seaforth.
unda, to
• to suit
arriater,
100.tf
„.„
t,ary.
Eurdka
I/ et e ri
BALSAM.
1- • I
A Reliable and Speedy Remedy for Curbs,
Spliete, Spayins, Sweeny, Etc,
tee., .•••
In --an be used in every ease of VeteriniarY P-eactlee
where Stimulatirig Liniments or Bilatere are pre -
walled. • See pamphlet wh'elt accomptuiee every
bOttiv. It has no attperier. Every bottle sold is
guaranteed to 0 sati 'faction:, Price 76e a bottle.
Sold all druggiete. Invaluable In the treatment
ut Lump daw in eatttle. See Pamphlet. a
- Prepared ity•-•-
TUE Et'RF,Ka. ARV MEDECINE Co.
London Ont.. 10o4
etpeeial Attention
to 'Hers, ehoving and
Creatr,s1 Johbieg.
r I t,
Robert
Devereux
BLAASMITH
CARRIAGE odi
MAKER i?„'t,'
• Seaforth,
Merton Stock • Farm,
(„,x(1:-.:sp h, 1IIIJIlleItT
Thoroughbred Durham Caws,
Heifers and Bulls
of the nio.4 Lollionahlp strain,. for i
onable prices. Poet office tia7dreaa,
DAVID HILL, Stan.
• Leiner -
Frorii'tha Story
er
I,
A LEVIATING UMAN
ords
Works of Bon
'rhos
vielenoe
DISTRESS
Engaged i
A Etch ite
ward Assured col Then at :the Las
when ibis Viet- ry rii .W n, '
'ash ington, j
uu ge, Who is 51,1
ert• Europe, has
ing rat )ort of
he utters helpful
ar
di.
ely -1 5 Tal
I traveling in tiOrth.
forWarded fol
SektiOn in Whiel
to all wh
tins' 'Imelda_
sueh wor
lusts . text
the ye d ow,
wet showin
lents whicl
Was 'avitl.
werds
eng-eged Le allevi
Lresses and -shows .110
wi 1, be. orowne at th
Ac s ix, 39,- "
se( od hineee'Ceeping
bit the ',Coati; a ul„.gari.
1)3 reas made W irth0
I nom."
. opflia 18 a. most abao
the orient. lel ) her I
of Lel
emelt% of .1 erusalen
non'e xen drawingi!
h the town. Itere
500. prieoners tetelss I
he elms mg.nificen '
tem t twit was .stari
I by. D ruts, a wo•
needle mubroiderin
ethly b to the, beet
orld, see her sit
1001C: n the dome
ealtotit, the bulldin
she Atte at
or. She 11
! pities thei
ts• for thou ,
trattured -
110
fet
St
led the Lane
111 which the
tmilt., Solo
logs throll
No polvon had
ac Ono of 1
eh tri ties of the
ed in this seitpo
nit t) Witt). her.
he • name . ineflac
fie OWL, of the w
[(Jig in emider e
vety and! armee
Et
t„
Le
al
i
11
,tu
311
tu
111
g-1
os'' wi slu s bit
ti rollO.11 it st reet tAte
" )(writs 1is row r
tt grEttefully to he
hand pe the
Et t 40S1 ill)
1.1 lilt hope s they
11i. Ets 11 (Moll eau ' tt ten) I • had.
0, (dressed hem, and as She ,f2;001,1 '01 L.
with sin
f light abut t
tette o' glory MI her
p it 11'.% tty, TI at nig! t a letlf-pit
.siipwright elite bs the I anti. retie.
110111e find t•ii (44 h I (1 le .boy
e ad and sit "IVI ere did the le
ot lies 'only ft . nti the,y` r!t(11
him, "I) ircas I Is been here'. 1,ni 0
o 1 her .0 iCe vonetn is trimming' a
1 lawn Dorm.* bough the Oil: n .
ntiot her\ 'direct - family that. 1111C1. )1 /t,''
htm.111 0,1/111 t)1, litany vdieliis- •ti
nolst„ - for "1, Dorcas 1 lit s
tie,' otter 0
arbOr .,011B
1.1.11011 eeda
1(1 in Lev rifts': evlie;re
) pale 'faces o the le
s -their sh
111 she • iiittkes gaining
.adjusts he '.1itan
0. Sill a beet form of this
1111E1 woe:este end et. t• the cripp
at (s)mester iselitig .his hands
d fihe gi% es 0, coat) to this
e, she- givde • ,alifittis to .thtit. .
t h t,lie- gilts igl es : 11.1..tyte s
la Ii1r8 Old 'Christ it 11 ententrape -
Hee Thee g(o8 • out to l.e
-opted On the -street co,rners ;by
and 1
cry h•i Inotrt
lie sick look
face ns• si e
urtiente • I 1rON
10 oil •..11 $t11 1
Will' 11 eV •14C1
Vie. ple
I' the me
.1 repared .
ehe -hist
for the p
eiv( 'riders
.•
bet meiotic
• df the hi
4u?t.airis 'n the ancient
dushe-onet the .chariots .
• mon. it 1. rovide& the ro
• tifeebetenr and be high
/
low . pine Fa by • the fire
. ter's 'bac --log (tied 'undo . th.e. flesh of
tho 1 cha delteel every here, it has
(lothese eakedeess, it hta8 preached
the, gosie 1, it has over mne hosts of.
d want with the warcey of
stitch, stiech! ' The opers-
Ve. found a liv lihood by it,
tell it the Mae Merle of the
d..
tmphs . in all
\\Ili the con -
1 admit its
admit its erucities. It has
inareyrs thee the flee; it:
ured the eyee t has pierced
it has etre* veaknees into
the 'lung " it.. -.hull sent madnese into
the heal ; it has fillet . the. potter's
leld it 8 Pi t died
he stiffet Mg into eieme
If
.E (loess . al (i Woe: lint n
i el leieg- ( f Dorcas and
tiro tee pc- or, 1 shall
chttli1 ics of -.tile novd1o.
was a representative of
• Make get tildes for elle (testi tuLe, who
1 ttn IL .soc ts for the bere-footed, who
• pre are beeidages foe ,he lacerated,
• who fix Ip hoxes of, clot hieg for mis-
ithetries who go into the asylums
• if the eufTering and El
144 that gospel svlti eh- i,
eind and hearing- for t
vhich metes the lent&
"
I ten y
.di!. From t
in the garde
Melt taken
oor the 'need!.
of kindness,
n. It • &dere
:.;•11 priest, it.
eyes h tlf pel--
)y. see1. halo •E.
• and a
THE HURON EX
I the. praises
,fig leaf rope,.
of Ellen to
the garment..
has wrought
nerosity and
1 the girdle
ihioned • the
taber n clee t
f Wing Solo -
bee. of Queen
ilexes- and in
of the pion-
penury•
"81 Rah
levee ha
ea • ter°
3.
(It ployer are construct
Amid 1. ie • greatest tri
t fTs and ,lends, I set d
( ueets o the eremite,
(limes;
1 nd mot
1 UR punc,
the side;
!armies of
and wreteh-
ele lisut I. run
ler niStries
k of the
-
Th is woman
all those who
leeiught bread.
1 I
But, thee° (8 3 _sudden paUse in th
1
N'o1110.1t'b minis( re' • They 30 ..
'[Wherd is .1)01*C 137- Wil ', We havee't i
eke her foe Le my cto d ty, Where ie
°tie of t mee poor pc -
knock at the dor
euystesr, solved. .A11 .
teas of wretchedness
cas is eickl"
m the pulite°
of a Icing's
ly eettited•for .
beeefactress,
las, for -Joient the e is. Wailine;
.ailing! That voice-- --Lich hkel t t4
ered 60 mei y cheet el words ie
t ushed; that 1 and which _has _made
eio many gartnients for the pow. • is
old and 1itill;3 the star which- had
oured light
vret•ohedness 1
sug 11138 13 that
ef 'dealt . In- every lot
that toyan, W1 erever t
>alai, NV
bread, I
110 • Cc nunisseralion,
Is a broken hettet add
there. "are .deepairing
ening pyee and frantic •
8 • theY ell'. "Dorcas
. , .
or the. apostle Peter,
be in the suburbs of
I ore -aster And
1 le godst up an
031(1 fu ds, the
4 trough the hi
the• .1101V8 COIl11e8, "Do
No build la fla.thing fr
ate t Mug t 10 Stage
t isease is atora urodou,
titan thal IletV8 • rom thii
3.
nip thet midnight; of
clemned hy the.blind-
ge up tout the river
eaken place inf
tere 18 4.1. siekt
)(Never thete.
vherever -there
( hild
hanger 1
guil
vherevo
o col
'looks ut
(1- 113)
no
• and
there
atm.( ,
(Isire
gesticith tions
is aldad! '
I They send
.
vim ha liens t
thIthe placic: stet ping .With a tanner of
e haute of fi' mon. 1 Estee urge8 .1149
: ivay 1 hiottgli he ere\ d around the
Etoor and sten s in -the . presence. of
• he • (lend, 11' utt -dem )nitration of
. _
rrief • all Mu ut ',hind Ilere stand
w
1,.
ee of the leen- peoei 0, whoI Show
'he gar 1!('14 LS which t iis pode Ivo -
nen le. 31. tattle - Cot them, Thoir
rd.& cannot, bill appeus
tlo Pet el AVallt8, 1,0p
(tele, „1., i ti Will not do,
exited 1..0W(1, 30 h0: 0
• viloie r mitt be cleared
.11111 1 gainst .. tlat, ift
• tpostlo statals 1101- N
0.11, 'It
1.110'W,
•
lifeless
(10 NVII
thell he
pf this
land in
i, h e rem l
rise!"
tit in8
nor'os ( 1 rill; the ('13 (''1
s;• she sits up!
in this stdyjei
Doren s 1113'
he- lamented,
I. • - ,
id !not seen (.1 a 1 wOrd d Is- ,
.11,‘. .1 ext, .1. \\*culla 1113.1 1' lilowV.,
mum \vas .1 •t'. Ire:Ulan.' y•zuell'''
IS i il a I.'neV er eil the f ro tn. . 0;
a...a.
}mart 'which is _not "clianolod taani
st rtifoe . Ihy (Iia joie • 110,1 00. . Before .1,.
shirw ylou the needle._ Nvorli of; :this
m oniiin I want . tii i•.;lityw .you her re-_
genera tiAil heart , the sc urea' of it pi re
life and1 of all Clit-ii-n inn •tiforit it's, si
. wish 1 hilt 1 -the NV. it es unia mot flora; a Id
.di toalit ors onti slater* cif ail 1 I \give telt
-would imitate Dorcas in her discip es.
ship Defore you cries.) • the 1 Iii''-1-
c11of the hospital, heron. oont (911 '3.
zini..1 1 03,11, .0f
11 in the' noole
111011. onsi • 111-a
0
(1. The epos-
erf oral e tat r-
1.1 amid the -
rders the t the
rrho door is
The
thedead,
-• a serious • 1110111(3111, you,
-
'hen y00 are elope maitih
body t The'. apostle eeLs
pi.ays., 11 3d:
1 i feless
fotni.
he sepulcher,
him weo • is
m his; knees a
comed to the
nie already for
Ito strength •0
rrect cr es, . loa",
,There, 134 u Stir thrfot u-
tile; illy heal% 'hitters; the,
t• II usheAr,
t'i 1003-18. tho
be neTo cf. reas,
.ioreas the re -
eye opei
We set
Portals
su rreet, t.
I 11
oiplo in
this' \\
11)30-13'
).s Li tate, bear -
eight foe the
he deaf,, and
man leap. like
hurt and bringe the dead to
• twunortae health. botteding in . their
.nflees. -What a centra t ',betweei the
trod loni benevolence -0 i his WOnian -
111(11- 0 greatetleal. • of 11 e; charity of
did not speed •
hie day riles women
I
Ler ?time key Planning ioSy. the poor
of the 'c j.y of •eoppa W as to be re-
lieved; elm inok her noodle and re-
lieved thein. She was- .161 like those
oclreons -who sympelhizt will! image n -
try sorrows, land go (set in he teereet
tind tenet et the- boy" elm bas •upsee
his, inteket ' of cold vietuals, pr • like
flint eharity which entices tte rousing
speech on the benev fleet. phaferin,
Etna goes out to: kiek II n beggar from
tht ! step, drying, "Ifu. h y -our 1131303.-'
31 howling!" teltifierer
wee) t not So nefele theo
met nuseh tgill'S cis (
21131411, kind' we -thee as 13
note so much -smiles t1.8
. „
'God hlefas yott:
and. frocks., T will pt
Christine man, hard wOrking, against
five3 thouseed mere She risle on the
-subject Of charity. e'e. Eire a great
many who have fin( itleas about
eh elect .R eche ee u re ivh ilevor in their
life • helped to build a phitrell There
are men who ean •give1 you the his-
tory of Buddidisut and
ism who:never (tent. e
evangelized i on. • - TJdro
who. 1 elk heautIfel y ebout the suf-
f n g thf t hp orl d Who 11 ever • had:
- the courage like Deete s, to take the
micelle and asereult ite•
rein) glad that tiVeoe Is not page
of Ole svorld's history syhich is not o
record of female benavoicece. • Cod
1 says to lends and! peoide, Come
now and .hear the .widow's mite rat-,
elle' (Iowa into :the telior box. The
' Priecess of Coed sold! all her, jewels
that she might 1 heti •the -famine
• stricken. Queen Blanche, • the wife
:of Louis VI1t of France, hearing that
there were some personsunjustly in--
. carceeated in the prisc ns, 'went out
7 0110 (11the rabble und olc a stick and
:struck the door as -a setnal that they
might all etrike it, a.
I the prison door, and
1 prisoners, • Queen Mau
• of the world
w as practice;
°liars; _not so
aVes of bread;
shoes; not Ad
1" sus jackets
•one - earnest
Mohttennedan-
fa r leg- for
are • women
1E1 down went
out came the
ci the • wife of
JULY 20. 1900
taeorate nut °tenni, out in tho!
damp cellars ojf the city and th ouglee
the lonely hut of the mountait glen!
there will be 1 mourning, inott nitig,1
motiening, because ]oras 15
t"Blessed are the deadwho die I
Lord; _they reef, freak their 1
and their Works de follow the
I spea,k to you of Dorcas the
rode& The ct-Lostle mine to •
she was and seld, "Arise, and s
UD!" !Inwhat a short couipa.
great wriLer pet that "She sat
What a, time there must have
around that WWn when the a
brought her etit a1I3QJ3& he
friends!--, How the .tears of joy
bitve started! What a clappie
hands there mest have been!
singing! What laughter 1 Lou
all through' that lane! Sho
down that dark alley! Let al
-pa hear it! Deems Is resurr
Youe and I hale see the 14ain
Many n tirne; net -a -dead bot
ct, the deceased
complisltee. If la. man labors
• 50 years of age, serving le od
thee dine we are apt to thin
his earthly, work is, pdone, 'N
influence on earth. contint
the world Oast* , Service- r
for • Christ nevelt etepse A el
to i Is foe the trphuildh
church th rough Many 1111
through, many self -denials wit
ers and tears, and then she di
Is 15 years since she went
Now. the spirit of God descent
that church, huedreds of soul
up -and oonfess -the 'faith of
Has that Chrestia,n WO man
woe, away 15 'years ago, not
do with these things? I
floweiring out of her noble h
hear the eche of her footstep
the songs over sins forgiven,
the proeperitee :of the churc
good that seethed to bo burl
come el) again.. Dorcas is rt
ed1 . .
• After awhile all • theee
fiiiends of Christ will put dos
neeele fofever. After makin
• ments for others, some one tv
ft gement for those the last
ever wour—the robe for the
You will 'have beard the • las
pain, -You will eavo et-It:nes
lase orphanage, • You will, ba
eade
thei
bors,
1
enure
vherce
te 8a.ti
s tfie
upte:
been
)0Stlo,
oldi
muse*
g of,
What
it
t
Jape
ted!
thing
Y re-
,'"*"'--'----oming
Up again' after 'teeth in tee good ac -1
p , to
and
that
e tit
ncierec
ristied
g of
ietiesi
pi.a.ye
)5.
awayd
s upon-.
stand
Christ
ling tO
ee the
art.
in a1).
in all
il The
ha.s
stirrecte
el -leery 1, wen1 down amid the poor,*
' and washed their florets and adminis-
tered to them cordials ------Mrs', netson,
at itettagorda, appearee on tho bat-
tlefield whilo the miseiles of death
were flying atoned and cared for the
.watneker. Is there a, man or womafl.
who has ever heard o the civil war
in America who has' not beard of the
women of the sa3iita0 and Cheistien
act ilea before
) from Gettys-
ale the. 11'0111011
WOMen of the
south oa thebee tlefiad, forgetting
all their atilmoettiee w dle they bound
up the wounded mid closed the • eyes
of 'the slain? Dorcas, the beneface
trees.
r COMe 11.0W 3pon,k of Dorcas], the
lamented. When "dehth struck down
thet, good woman, oh, how much sor-
• row there was in the .oven of .Toppa.1
seppose there werewomen there.
vi th larger fort tines, WOrnell, - Pori
,haps, with handsomer fat -es, but there
was no grief •at their departure like
Ole at the death of otscase There
was not more turn -toil and upturning
in the -.Mediterranean spa,' dashing
againet the wharfs a that- seaport,
then ;there wereeurgi ege to and fro
_of grief becenee • Dor .as was dead;
There are a great teeny who goout
of ,life and are unuesst
be- % very large funeta
a great inany ca Rig(
ed hearse, there may
ing eu *the bel
t he cemetery- gate, th
very fine antarble_ shit ft
resting place, but th
May, he a falsehood• et
church of God has Le,
world has lost n oth i n
emisance nbated, Tt 3.
iu.ao the tempta 1 ions
to -1. wrra N.\ , elk,. IT yt
if od null, by the tin
pf the judgment day. 0. W0111(0,
that 01 tend 1(1 the fillst,,
11.'illes1 y of
ff.0 I
th 11 Ina,
Vol 1 1.30, i! see Dot
Ity.uf'ir,%- has
Of cany. to •10010 potit Inta '811110. of
'rho the poi, torttl Poet, 111113
o'For lye a -,t
• ta`t IT
coa •1 leo he: 1--
3)1the stor
s.•1.1.,-, feel of the redolence,- ef
eover. tops Etiel a rustle 'with Et silk
4 the 'eerie isde fielik timi praiava oit,
. 1 •
,
c-oteiniesions or the f
the smoke had• gone 11
burg 'and feotith Mount
of -the north met the
zee:Teern. et seemed nee. en age. A.f; feet
- ' the -manhole opened nude the orchestra
carne ttp. That in itself ,,was a hit with
tue. Where. they came from was past un-
deestantling. Nobody. near me seemed to
know, but when the leader blew his
breath against space and thoustuels of
lights burst inte,bioom, I grabbed bold of
the railleg aud held on.. I had no idea
when the wheels 'would- move and tbe
whole theater SWIM. eff into eternity to
the =etc that rippled under us, -Yet al-
ready the, great wonderful bending was
Welling from side to side, like a elite) in
a storm. Through the mess' �f enchant- .
ment came the sharp, keen tinkle of a
bell. It struck into harmeny a multitude .
of sounds just as' the swirling melody in
the ordhestra pit swooped away: 1 was
at the time devouring a bag of dates
when zome bronzed denizen of tbe docks
leaned over the tier above Inc and grab-
bed the bag. I wae about to protest
when he made such a, hideous face ffeene
I sneaked away ,down to the other end of
the seat and remained breathless. Again
the hell tinkled, and up.went the -curtain!
A. vision of lovelluess smote me to the
heart! You could have run ever :me with
a hose wagon, and I would have been -
glad. lily lower jaw fell, my eyes-oPened,
and the rest of the night I was its a '
trance. .
"From a woods where trees grew in
velvet stepped out A human being that
was Dot ell human. Ile was part divine,
wearing boots that looked ten. feet high.
"His hair curled in 'unisonl with his
mustache, and aeross that stage!' he Strode ,
like a king.
"It was confusing, •Still I knew that
eomewhere on earth:people walked like
that. Perhaps in the palaces I had read
about in the yellow backs. Somehow I
SeeTned to hnee n faint recollection of
them and to hive ,bcen ameng them, but
that was thousdnde of years before.
"I was `withihime for he had no more
idea .of fear Oulu a mouse has of Thanks-
giving day. • followed, him through
i
envie with pis els and with swords. • I
saw him kille( three times, and three
times he aseehded and went hack to
.wove, I mark!ed the villain and would
have gladly goee evened to the 'stege en-
trance and. put him on .to what was be-,
Ing Trained up ; for , him .hael -I known
there was e stage entrance. But I -
,
li'ved -to see. tiVitt same villain get worse
treatment at the hands of my ideal than
ever a broncho got from' its buster and.
i
went home full of benign gratitude. '
"That night .my pillow was dampened
with tears of joy as the events of the
evenihg paraded tthemseives across the
imagination. It was the itiitial night of
illy life, wherein virtue and manhoed
triumphed and villainy got its 'rewadd.
Siece that time I have Been se many
pictures on the same line and all 'so- bed-
ly out of drawing -that the drst! one shines
all the clearer, and I am indeea thankful
for ehat first eeening with 4 114 neoole ola
%Emelt Noe 1(
oula 01Y
91 their
g Ore
ill make,.
robe we
gyavd„
cry of
ed the
'e come
in WOC,13, out from yeeer last 'amid •qe
mercy. 1 do no e know where eu wiU
sleep, nor .whttt your epitaph will bee
but there will be a hemp litviiing. at.
thttt tomb, •and • an angel -of God
guarding it, and through all the long
night no Tilde fait; . will dist els • tie -El-
dest.- Sleep on, sleeP on! - oft bod,
pleasnat shadows, undistu 'bed re-
pose! ;Acme -on!.
Asleep in -...1 eSt18 I Blessed .slee
Front Which none eVer wake)
Theh one dav there will b
reudering and et whir of wheels and
the .flush of a pageant, arinie march-
. ing, "elm ins clanking, banner 'Nt.!0\--
fug, thunders booming, alId that
Christian • woman 11 ill rise Yr yin the
dust, and she will be suckle. ty ene-
rouuded---efettrrOttuded by the wander-
. er s of the etreet whom she r &elute) ,
surrounded by the wounded sot Is to
WIMM she had administered..
er of Ciod, so strangely stir
wheet means this? 11, means
ward has come, it hat the vi t t yry
won, that. the crown is Teat
the banquet is Spread.' la
through all the crumbling ea
it through all the flying
Dorcas is resurreeted!
In 1855, when 'some of the
came back. from the Crimean
London, the Queen Of Engla
tributed among them beautifu
• called Crimean medals. (Jane
erected for the two houses o
meet and the royal family t
There was a, great audience t
the distribution of the med
colonel who had lost both fe
lett tle. of biker mann was pull
a Wheel chair; others came,
eng on their crutches. Ti
Queen of England arose bef
. in the name of her goveenm
tittsered words of commeeda
the officers -and- men and di
those medals, inscribed with
great battlefielcie—Alma,•13
Inkerniann and Sebastopol.
Queen gave these to the
men and • the Wounded offi
bands of music struck up th
al atr, and the people, with
Ing eyes, joined in the song:
o weep!!
sky
d. '1 hero may
, there may be
s and. ,a. • plum -
Le high sound-
ma.y toll at
;re may be a
reared over the
• whole thing
d a tham. The
t nothing, the
'l et is only. a
only a grum-
bler, ceasing •t o find hetet. It is only
an idler stoPped yaweing. It is only
a dissipated fashionehle leveed from
pe *the other
in leaves the;
iesed
the svine cella 0, W11 114-1
hand no useful Christi
--Aworld without being -
'Ph u (-11 of God et
. prop)) , ' fowl. r
cvdar has fallen wit
011(1 3110\VS 1.111( garnw
• departed had made,
lifted up' to look eke
of the sleeping berefrt
ed vagrancy comes ai
cold brow of her who
ies out like the
tree, • for the
oeheed COMOS
11.3 WhiCil the
()COMM; t1.00
the talfe face
tress.. 'Reclaim -
d kisses the
rharnied it
stlavala trout ond a. 11 .1 lirough 1.130
Stre 'la of • .lonnot there (a; mourni
'mourning becuirse Dore is is dead, t1 hen
Josephine of France' 11.11, 0-1C-1ic(1 nIll
" to .11or gra c, -t here ',3. 03.0 a great,
nian•a. mon 11(3133(3(1 or pomp and
prlile and pa:Atkin Hutt v, oat out •13-0- 1119,. itora ion 1 em 13301,1 attlectoti • loc
tho at (Irv; 01. lio-tota ilia3 tot that. (Ida
thore v...ro too 3 lottiao .11 01 [no lonir.
01` 1- it 3.' 1;s 1;doa, tol tar i•oltati,-
a000laole onti V. oiloie, 1.1,111 1111'
agst t t
.11ti"31.11,;1•0. t
fr1ln,(1. 31, t* Ito tv.ioil 3 Ishi 3.03 her
hu % 0 533 (31 ove,111:. ,111 t...irs
' , in ,
, „
th111,t: er 3' 33013
_ 1 .e
• „
ina teet. hate even exheined froei
a
131tilt901. Cit tuna e' no
moss for the dead; I:11 111.1, he 110
me.e. be, et)
Dudish .-
oundee ,
that re-
•
se that
tout it
th. Sing
1iaen.
soldiers
ar
id dis-
medals
ies were
Purl fee
sit 41.
witne88
tis.
A-
t in. the
cl in an
• limp -
en the
re thetn
nt and
•ton to
tributed
the four
le,klavet,
As the
vouneed
ere the
nation-
stream -
God save. our gracious- Qt en!
Long live our noble Queen!
God Have the Queen(
And then they shouted, "Hu
zal" Oh, it was a proud
those • returned • warriors!
brighter, better and gladder
come when -Christ shall gate
who have toiled in his sere'
soldiers Of Jestes Christ. I
rise before :them, alnd in the
of all -the glorified of heave,:
. say, '!Well done, good and
-setvant," and then he Will -
the medals of (Sterner Victory, not let -
scribed with works of righ edusness
which we lin.VO done, but with thoee
ft:tee great battlefields dear to earth
and dear to 1 heaven—Bethle ent, Na-
zareth, Gethsemane; Calvary!
za, hug -
ay ter
But a
clay will
er those
e, good
e shall
presence
he will
faithful
stribute
Are Ail Alike.
De Ca-verly--Prodigal sons, all ap-
pear to have one trait in ceeteneon,
• Van Clove—What's that?
, De Caverly—They . like fatted
calves.
• llire Vengeance.
She -4 hotted about the el lemma,
leas her Mother forgiven the n'?-
1Te--I think not. I un erseand
she has gone to livo with ti one,
1114.•1 •••••••••••••,
FIRST TIME AT A SHOW
The Lamtingjmpreesion on t eilifeiner
, ory the Piece Makes •
•
Chance and a rainy' night fot nd a lit-
tle box party at a frugal repa t of old
fashioned melodrama. There was the
"reel thing" villain doing a bov 130 striae
acrossthe stage and .mastica beg his
whiskers, a frail girl who leaky( like she
ueeded a three course dinner u ore than
the husband for whom she w s pining
and the foreman of 1111110 W11 Was de-
,
tern hied to die honorably in ant for the
love of somebody.
"I ceyou remember the first how you
ever saw?" asked ono.
"Yee. Itwns !Hazel Kirke,"he sinew
'cam; to my little home anvil up 0 Maine.
My guardian took ne) to ace it. For tetVo
Wee 's tater it -left I. haunted out old mill-
dam leuking for young !allies e ho might:
fall into it. I became ito hifernE 1 morled
the 1 octet. took it for liver cone taint arLd
MIN me full of calomel. My ei lers11(1(1
-
ey 'melee atom. house a f" w nights
afte -ward. I swallowed a len k �f the
stuff :and SVIIS 81131111e11 fer a nu nth." .
.inc xviis It:inch No. 10,' or SOme-
thin like that," said another. "I never
can forget the play. For an ho tr before
the .urtain rose I sat in the gal ery front
Me »4 triecl to. look tkrough the dron
1
1
' I
Fooling a Typevrillter.
There were two typewriters ,!ffl the
room. One was in use and the ether WAS
not. The young 1111113 Stlt down near•the
one fleet 33.'118 not in use and watehed the
young Malan who was busy With the
other.
Inadvertently the young man itouehed
the bell of the machine near hine where-
upon the young woman yanked the car-
riage of her machine back and started. a
:new line.
The young man chuckled, and � minute,
• later he touched the bell of the thachine
near hint again. The young WOMBli start-
ed another new line.
-The young man laughed and tried it
.again with equal success.
"Willieer called the young w man to
the office boy when she had ta en the
sheet out of her machine, "telep tone to
the typewriter people to send a rtlan
over here right away to fix this achfue.
It' a ail out of order, and I can't for the
life of me see what's the matter.'
The young man laughed some n ore and
then made his escape. lie has not re-
turned. He is afraid to go back.-011ica-
go Post.
He Wanted Charts.
Lippincott's tells this story illtistrative
certain g
cetes: Thhye.
swide-
recently
ed into
of the prevailing ignorance co
the work of the hydrographio ofl
mere fact that the United St
drographie office issues "charts"
ly understood, as was shown
when a spruce little man bust
the office and asked for "charts.
"What charts do you want?"
"All of them," was the tivree ing an-
swer.
When he was told that they numbered
many thowmads and therefore it was
necessary t� specify ter what seas or
harbors he wanted them, he showled great
surprise and disappointment &nd an-
nounced tkat he was a "ladles' tailor"
from • San Francise• seeking "dress
• charts."
rink Pearls.
Ono of the most important industries
of the Bahanta islands is the gathering
of pink pearls. It is the only place in
the world .where these pearls are found.
They are not taken from the oystor shellj
but from a shell resembling 4. large iail
shell, called a "conch.''' These peaIL
*hen perfect, bring very high vices, it
is said, ranging from 00 te $15,000.
• A Feminine Batter. •
"And now, children," said the teao er,
-who had been talking about military or-
tifications, "can any of you tell Inc what
"Please ma'am," erted littleWilliiii
,
is ts buttress?" •
'
1
6'.1PD144 bie 411#9F,f, "tea a nen
-6-ritilaaelpItia Press.
ay/oat
aspect
home,
l
-Mr. Frank Kahle, a highly
young man, died of cancer at his
mthoern4ing,
thconcession of Logan, on SaturEl
30th ult. His remains were bor
to the Lutheran cemetery on the afterno
July 2nd. Kb WAS in his atjth year.
11
Itching MI
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A Fearfully Bad Case -Much Iain an
Acute Mleory From the Terrible ltenin
-Cured by Dr. Chase's Ointment.
It is doubtful if any remedy ever r
ceived so much grateful, urreolicite
le
testimony 'as Dr. Chase's 0 ntmen .
'The reason is not far to seek, or it i
the only preparation known jto ma
which never falls to cure pile
• •
Mr. F. G. Ife.rding, a retire farm-
", living at Nilestown,
county, Ont., writes as 1
haVe been. troubled with bleeding on 1
itching plit-c$ for four or five ye.tra, fill 1
suffer --d Intense agony oat tinioa, 1 ho. 1
rtfri)t°1(11 i rat gi I ntahlt. t (!Na'Vet.lrtTltdb• g- t
'.3 1-
hearieg of .Dr. Chase's Cent/Le-et 1 Pee
clued a box, and it only requi std. pee t
of: it to c.Pmpletely cure Tile. 1 faM
ri-
('('11113I"i1difl( It to all ttilltotall ftat
1:•411011 inantiraVertible CiVitieltlee free1
restemeible petete.e ottnnot, for a
noont, to: drafhtfal, fi.w applierttVir.3
of 14r. Chase's thotinont Will coiroloo
the 1:(11.4 skepti- -I of 118 1V01144.
healing and tom'. hinaa hilluenota .A b 1.-
01' two will positively cure the- :meet fa7.i-
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Its guarantee is thirty years" use by Millions of
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healthy and natural sleep. Castoria is the Children's
Panaeear-The Mother's kriend.
Castoria.
• "Castor's .is an excellent medicine for
children. Mother& have repeatedly told me
• of its good effect upon their children." ,
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Castoria
"Castor -Is Is so well adapted to children
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lad., Ingersoll Ont.
DUNCAN Me0ALLUM, Agent, Seafortli.
A WONDERFUL „ANTISEPTIC COMPOUND
A Mcdleated Toilet Soap f the Purest. Awarded Silver Medal Greater
ritain Exhibition, 1897.
• A FEW REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD USE NOVO.
WHAT IT WILL DO.
Reg. No. 30074 i
1 -Prevents all contagious themes from. 13 -It will clean and remove paint, oil and
approaching where 11 18 ueed. 1, grease stains from -woolen and cotton cloth -
2 -It Will clean and polish paint* work end mg. Also cleans coat eollare and hats.
not kill the glees of the paidt. 1 1 7 -It contains no alkali and is strongly re -
3 -It will clean carpets without taking I commended for washing the head, as it
them up. ,1
; -
I i imparts a silky and natural gloss to the
4 -It will clean linoletuns likt new. ' hair, and is especially useful for children.
5 -It will clean bicycle chaiei and rims.
dirctions on blocks.
&eater on lasarket. Try it on finger marks on doers. i Fu • DRICE Hound 20e a BLOCH
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Novo is claimed to be the cheapest and beet paint
Estate JOHNSON BROS. Hardware, Seaforth
1057-01
ICE
are 1203
Coiteelootione
40e• person ti
GOMB.-Igqiiisft
13
sellable
outfit 1.
d' bart
to JOH
TICE
Ff. B. S.
Is .1ASIES
1639It SAL
,11,7 cocupi
Ilse house is
bard and so
acre of land.
OLIN BB
Cut,
iellancer,
4nvetted 1.0
matte store
MAZES
„DI 1 eey in,
each. Alto
• Bees taken
Foultry.-A
winoers at:(
largc, gad
table, Egg
ILAKTRY,
T;
friEACHER!
,1 No. 19,
veeone elms
,mence Ottob
be recall
•.D. MaDONA
LE V
Beetle
ingeilher flf
• to cortmuni
of 19(0. Al•
-experience, 1
• iress all on
;Wore July
I eery, Barri
TIO PIG B'
on Lot
11 thoroughly
bred -Yr -mum
be admitted
of -service,
White Pigs 1
VICE, -
&t the Erna
Tetcworth
; -Payable
SCIMIng 11 1
bred young
auait*.o6
BE
'DOR BAT:
•r Lot 12:
house and
upon, applic
171 OUSE
I andel
purhey will
t ion,plattku
lea goodlta
soft water.
Alvan raaral
premleea Mr
• ALUAI
the al
pltataantly :
The pripe•Z
-dratinad at
hemo
marry curb
eon water;
:apples, Oa
- Units•
sear or mar
to WM. C. -
A al Ef
Moliff
eared and
ar.4 Welt 1.0,
anie lathe
thud and t
house and
also sheep
other neve-
the ninth g
churches,
and ten mil
farms in th
*A the prop
premit.es or
3011.
mont
tic . Ap
Head,
BILSON,
•3ear.
arliag
retothe ol
!gyve. I
shirt loar
A. G. SW
V
Mule
Noties
delivered I
0, .01 the
ed by aaid
of the Lis
apresengl
feud rouni,
humid:pal
tive MlEe
the eta 1
Witthrop,
there for
Eh dor
*334 11 3(11
therein„ 4,
said eraor
Per sale
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