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II1JRON EXPOSITO
NOVEMBER 9 1900
MUHL SALE. -Nine acres of land for tale, being
J Lot 12, Concession 8 Hay. There in a frame
house and barn also small orchard. Particulars
upon application. MRS. ROBERT HYDD, tHin
Zufich. 1099.tf
'LURK IN STANLEY FOR SALE -For tale Lot
X, 0, Concession 1, London Roadnear the village
of Brucefield,-contsining about 100 norm, 99 acres
cleared and in a geed state of cultivation, the re.
mainder is hardwaed brush. There are pod build.
Inge, 12 some of wheet, 30 flooded to grata, a good
orchard amd plenty of %%ter. Will be sold cheap
end on easy terme, Apply to A. 3, ROSS, Bruce -
field P. O. 167641
IIOMW THREE aChEi FOR SAM -The
undersigned offers for onto hie cottage in Har-
purhey with 3 acres of land in good state of - °ulnae-
iion,planted with fruit and ornamental tress. There
(as good stable on the place, with plenty of hard and
eon water. Feneee are in good order, There are
seven rooms in the house which is good repair. The
prembee may be viewed at any tine. JOSEPIt P.
BRI I ) 11395.tf
•ESIRABLE PROPERTY IN SEAFORTH FOR
OALE.-Beautifully sibutted on -Centre Street
adjeining Beettle'd Grove, There are two lots planted
' with the choicest of fruit trete of fill kinds and
shrub*. A frame house, stone cellar underneath the
wbole houle, %sitting room, dining . room, summer
and winter kitchens- ani four bedrooms, herd and
sett water. It is ono of the most pleasantly located,
earnforiable and convenient residencies in /JoAnne&
and will be sold cheap. Apply to JOSIAH WAT-
SON, lioeforth. 17004f
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abniARM lif HULLETT FOR El (LE. -For sale, .Lot
X 4, Coneeesion 13, ffullett, contsining 76 acres,
all cleared, underdiainecl, well fenced, and abeut 40
're* seeded to mita There . are fair building,.
There is a good orchard,- and a never -failing spring
creek runs through the farm and a good welt at the
house. It Is near 'obeli andepott Otos,- and con.
venient to the best market; It is a splendid term,
not a toot of watt° land on It, and is well advised for
etnek Tabling. It will he sal theap and on easy
terrier. Applv tor the undereigned Seaforth P. 0.
IANE R013ISON. 16439 tf
trALUABLE PROPERTY FAR SkLE.-Feir s tie In
V the villaee of Egtuciedville, the -valutble and
p'easantly loatod1 premises of the undereigned.
The property consists of two sores of geed land, wel
drained and cultivated. There b a comfortable
frame &nitre, a good stableplg pen and other neat
essary oubbuldInge 03 the ramifies, also hard aud
soft water. There aro &leo 14 good fruit trees,
applae, eStimes and pearl ; besides ecnne chola° small
fruits. It is s most desirable place for a retired far.
mer or market gardener, and will go cheap. Apply
to WM. 0, Clerk, Egnonclville. 16964i
Milatti FOR SALL-For sale Lot 26, Concession`
X 4, It, R. fa, Tuoicersmith, oontatring 50 acres
all clear and in a first class titete of cultivation.
There are on the premises a oomfortable Log house,
a good frame barn 35x80 feet with atabling at`ached,
"-plenty of water, is coavenient to markets, with good
gravel roads and is considered to be ono of the bet
50 acre firms in the townehip. Will be sold oheate
are the- proprietor wishes to got more land. Apply
on the premises or to ALEX. GORDON, Egmond-
vine P. 0. I710x8
VARA" FOR SALE. -For male Lot 10, Concession 7
X Stanley, containing 103 acres more or less, 93
acres cleared and 7 sores of busy, f0 acres Under cul-
tivation, 8 Ades in fall wheat and the balanoe seeded
to grass, The farm Is well fenced and underdrained
with plenty of good water couverdent to buildings of
which there are regood frarne house with kitchen and
wood shed attached, two large bank barna with stone
wells underneath, large drive idled and pig house
with cement floor, a large orchard of °halos fruit.
Is convenient to church, post office and schools.
It is 5 neltee from Brucetield station with good gravel
roads loading In alt directions. This le a first class
fame and in good condition and will be Bold uheap.
For full particulars apply to WM. binALLISTER,
Varna P, 0.
gOOD FARM FOR SALE Ale A BaRGA1N IF
SOLD BEFORE FIRST OF NOVEMBER.-
is farm is situated in the County of Huron, town.
eine} of Stenley, being Lot 4, Concession 13le eon
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tains 80 Roma 10 flares of which lo hardwood bush,
the balance is all oleared and well fenced and under -
drained, There le a good coinfortable dwelling
house, a good bank barn and a frame straw shed, a
good well at the house and one at the barn and a
never feline creek runs through the back end of
the farm. There ir a Rae orahard with all kinds of
fruit, This farm is convenient to churchee, school,
market, etc. For full partioulare apply upen the
premises or address ROBERT P. DOUGLAS, Box 13,
Blake P. 0. 1705-18
1711-tt,
VARlitt IN TUCKERS-MTH FOR SALE. -For sale
U Lot 11, Conoelerion Tuokorsmith; containing
100 acres, all cleared but about 8 cores of good bush.
It is urderdrained, well fenced, and in a high state
of" ()unbutton. There is a good stone nouse ; good
barns, stables and out -hareem a adjoins a good
school ; to within five -miles of Seafortb, and throe
miles- from Kipper), There is plenty of good water.
Will be sold with:or without the crop. It is one of
the beet banal -a the township, and will be sold on
easy terms, as the proprietor wante to retire. Also
50 sores wahine& mile and a querter, a good grasing
lot, well termed, but no buildinge, Will be sold to.
gather or eeparately. Apply on the promisee, or ad-
dress Egaiondville P. O. JAMES BIOTA:YIN".
1089b1
-MBE FOR Sala -For sale riot 18, Conoession 8,
X Tuoicerscnith, It miles from Seefortb, contain -
rig 97e scree. The land is in a good [date of cultiva-
tion. On the place is a large frame house in good
repair and heated by a furnace, beak barn with good
stabling, new etone pig pen 24x46, drivlag shed,
woodshed and everything in nest olaes_aanditIon.
Plenty of rod water and windmill to pump it. The
land is well underdrained, There is about 12 aures
of fall wheat and the ploughlog Is all done. It will
be tied cheap and on easy terms as the proprietor
to going West. Posseselon givenat any time. For
further particulars apply to WILLIAM EBEREfART,
on the promisee, or to Seeforth port ofilee. 11384-tf
DARM IN STANLEY FOR SALE -For seta, Lot
ellS 9 and the west half of Lot 8, on ehe 12bh conces-
sion, or Brownson Line, of Stanley. This farm con.
tains 150 &arm aft of which is aleared, except four
&ores. It to In a state of first-olate oultivation, well
fonoed and all underdrained, mostly with tile. Thero
lea largo frame dwelling house as good al new, with
good stone foundation and cellar, large bank barn
/pith 8140176 stabling underneath, and numerous other
buildings, inoinding a large pig house. Two good
orchards of choice fruit, &leo aloe shade and ores
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mental trees. There are two spring °Lemke running
hrough the farm, and plenty of good water all the
year round without pumping. It is well situated for
markets, °bunches, sehoolte post office, and good
gravel roads leading from it in all directions. It is
within view of Lake Huron, and the boats oan be
seen passing up and down from kb house. This is
one of the best equipped arm: the county, and
will be sold on may terms, 69 the proprietor want, to
retire on amount 01 111 health. apply on the prem-
ises, or address Blake P. 0. JOHN DUNN. 164941
*LIAM IN HAY TOWNSHIP FOR SALE. -For
,12 sale, Lot 22, on the North Boundary of Hay
Township. This farm contains 100 lame, 85 sores
oleared, the rest good hardwood bush. It is well un-
derdrained and fenoed. There is a good stone house
with a No. 1 cellar' • large bank barn, implement
shed; sheep house 7045, with first-clats stebling
and root cellar underneath, a good orohard •, 2 good
wells and cistern. There is 12. acres of fall wheat
sowed on a rioh fallow, well manured ; 40 sores
seeded down reoently, the rest in good shape for
cro Thie is u No. 1 farm, well eituated for
markets-, churches, schools, pose office, eta., and
will be sold reasonabTy. -Apply on the premises, or
Address ROBERT N. DOUGLAS, Blake Ont.16(i8xStf
CPLENDID FARM FOR SAL16.-For sale, a @plea:
didfarm and hotel property .i This farm' is on
the 13th oonceseion ot the Townehip ot MaKillop, at
the Village of Leadbury. It contains 112t sores, all
of whioh are oleared, except about three acres. It Is
tn a goad state of cultivation, being well fenced and
underdrained, and Heritable for grain growIngor stook
raising and feediniSn There is not a foot of wide
land ou the tame. There are two good dwelling
houirea, a large bauic barn with etone otabling under.
neath, a large implement house and all neeessary
baildinge in firs Wiese repair. There are three or.
eller& and four neveafailing web. The farin ad.
joins the. Viliageof Leadbure, where are -stores, post
office, blacksmith shop, sehool. etc. The well known
Leadbury haat ie on the farm, and will be sold with
` • t. It is now under lease for a term of years. Thie
, Is one of the boot and most profttable .farta proper.
Mee in the County of Huron, arid will be eold oheap
on easy terms of' payment. For further partioulare,
apply on the p-orefifes, or "address the undersigned
proprtetor, Leadbury P 0. JOIINSTON KINNEY.
1653 c
DAR
Time ly
of
DECISI
TO BE A DANIEI
scourse on the Subject
Religion in. Politics.
N-OF'"CHARACTER NEEDED
Dr. Tabu ge Draws Leeson Trom the
Life oe Daniel -The Man. Fieltitful 10
God I4 the Most Faithful: to •Ilia Coat-
: try an tai His Fellow Men. 1
ton, Nov. 4. --Thi dis-
t' .Dr. Talmage- is apprafiri-
Washin
-course
ate for 1i seasons,- but es'eecially in
these t.iujtes of •great political agita-
tion. Tiie text :is; Daniel vL,
`"l'hen Itho- king counnandeL, and
-thay br ught, Daniel and cast hini
into the rdeli of 'ions."
Darius -was kb g of Babylon, and
the yOUD t man './a.niel was so mu&
favori p with him that hemade
him prin 0 minis er`,- or' secretary of
state. I at' no 1 Ian could .gain such
a high i»sition without exciting the
envy at ct jealousy of the people.
Thu w re demigogues. in Babylon
who Ivoso appreciative of their
on abil tfes that they were affront-
ed at t eleVation of this young,
man. 0d. Baby_on wds 'afraid of
young B bylon. The taller the ce-
dar the i ore apt it is to be riven Of
the- lig triing. These demagogues
asked th king to make a decree that
anybody hat ma le a petition to any
one exce t the k ng during a period
of 30 dt s should be pat to death.
King Da ius, not, suspiecting any foul
play, nui es that decree. trite detna-
gogues 1 we ace( mplishedi ' they
Want, b cause th kILOW thAt no
one can vete I /ante]. froin sending pe-
eittons b fore God for 30 days,
$o fur from being afraid,
goes on viela his supplications three
timee a. ay and is found et • his.
housetop making. prayer. -le is
%caught 1 the act.- He is cond dined
to be de °tired by the Doris, .ough
executiori.rs of the law seize him
and hast'n him to the caveen.
hear the growl of the wild beasts,
and 1set them pawing the dust, and
as they put their mouths to the
ground tI w solid earth quakes ,With
their bel owing. 1 Hee their eyes
roll, EuI 1 abnost hear the fiery
cephalls nap In 1 he darknes's . These
monst ers a pproa ch. Dan fel . 'They'
have an oppetite .keen with hunger. -
With one' stroke of their (I'V or One
. . p ,
"Snat ch of, their te?th they iney leav
h im dead; at the -)otIoni of the cav
ern. BO what a -etrange welcom
Daniel r ceives from these -htmgr
monsters They fawn around hiin
tiny lick his hand they bury his fee
in their mg merles. i That night h
has calm sleep eviele his head pillow
ed on -th warm iiecks of the tame
lions.
Slut not does Darius, th
king, sl has an attack Q
terrific.: Ilp loves' Danie
and hate elegem by whicl
he has bt min -de All nigh
long the king wa Rs i•he-thoI
p. 'or. I
cannot sl ?eAt. the; 'least soend
he starts,' and hi, fleah creeps with
horror. Itin is mpallent.-- for' the
dawning 101 the 'morffing. At the
.first, • str ak of the daylight Da4s
hastens f rth to s ie the fate of DO-
M. The heavy lace. doors Open
and clang1 f-theit lo g before the -peo-
ple of thd city ev. ken.. Daelus'-goes
to tlhe len of li(ns. He looks in,
All is: silent. His heart step, He
feels that the %;(31' :- worst has
pened; but, _pa hering all ' his
strength, he shout .through the rifts
of the roek, "0 1 Intel, is thy God
contiaually able
here . comes rol-
deep darkness a
"0 king, live
as sent. his angel
mouths that they
' Then Daniel" is,
he dep. The -de-
inttgoguea' are hurl( d into it; and no
sooner lutee they. . truck the bottom
.ir flesh was rent,
.racked,and their
ugh . the rifts' Of
.0 I ionA. make' the
their roar they
e that while God
ople the *ay Of
rish. ' .
his 'subject ' that
that Yott7 commit
.is the crinie of
Daniel done that
to the lions? lie
ha d become inin.). minister: They
could not forgiee hint for that, and
behold in that a touch of unsanctie
fled hunian nature as seen in all ages
of the world. So long as you are
pinched in poverty, 00 long -as you
are running the ,gauntlet betiveen
landloed ahd taxgatherer, so long as
yieu find it hard work to edueeta
your chilehlen, there are people Who
will say:, "Poor man, I' am sorry
for him. • He ought, to sueceed, poor
man." 13iit a f t er a wh He the t ide
turas in Ma favor. • That was a pro-,
titable ievestment yore made. ' You
bought just. at the right time. Foe-
(une beeonies good Iineitired and
some dep-a - 1 men t successful, and
S111 ifrfi -1114)1 3'011. NOT ydu are
your selectee.; chills some one. -Those
men. who used to seen ea th lee with.
,you slim! along the street, and they
ecoWl at you from under the rim of
their hats. You have more money
w more nib ten re 1 ha n t 1- have,
led you ouelit .t to he .SC01% led at front
melee the rila of their ha ten ": Y ou
etch- a W ord or two an you pass
ly them. "Stuck 'up," - says one,
elo 1 it d qionesi ly, ' ' fiSyS another,
'IV ill burst. loon," 'says -a. third 'Ey-
Ty stoat, in your new house is laid
in I heir hearts. Youn horses' hoofe
SO, well
,ep. He
nsomnia
this se
en cond
whom thew serves
[b deliver thee?"
Ting up from the
voice- •alileh says
forever. CI od
to shut the -lions'
have not hurt inc.
brought. oUt from
of the dea than- th
and theij bones
blood spueted thr
the rock, and t
rocks tremble wit
-
announce to all ag
will delOnd his p
the ungocW- shall p
Learn finst from
the greateet crime
in the eyee of man
sitccess. What had
he should lie flung
Special Attentie
to Horeeshoeing and
; General Jobbing.
Goderieh street.
Rpbert
I went ox ('1'('1'thein nerves Every- item
AcKSMITH
of \ mir :aka ess has been to t hem an
BEand
•
item of flisetanflture and despair.
CARMACE - 0, JUSL as soon,as in any respect you
MAKERimocoin rise ahe Your: fell Mk s if you are
more virtero 15, ou are more wise,
if .vou are Moro inilnent ial„ you cast
the prin.:Teets.. of others,
o lionoe. and S 11 Cet'SS is
it of the enemy's guns.
Seaforth.
MONEY TO LOAN,
Money to loan at 4t per eent on good farm occur-
ity. Apply to JAS. L. KILLORAN, Barrister, Sea.
forth. 1712-tt
Merton Stock Farm,
LOT 27, CONCESSION 8, HIBBERT
Thoroughbred Durham Cows,
Heifers and Bulls
• of the most fashionable trains for sale at
reasonable price& Post office address,
DAVID HILL, Staffa.
10614?
a shadow on
The road
xvi thin. reit
Jectlouse sa, s • ne'dae• thieve' or I'll
knock yon n " "I do not like
the Neon fifrke t 0 the
Yon " 531
•
snowbird. "Why don't, you like
me?" sa id Llie sno wince'. "
said the sm a flake, , "you are going
upehnd I am coming down." 'Young
merchants, ' young . lawyers, young
doctors, you ne, mechanics, Young ar-
tists, young wieners, at. certain time
t
there are th se to aympathize -with
you, but no% thatyou are becoming •
a. master of your particular occupa-
e--- -
6
won or proressme, how i • it no\
e ming luevyere, young docto s, youf
artists, young farmers ---I ow is
now? The greatest crime ',fat -y
can commie is the crime of uccess.
Again, 141 subject - impre •ses ix
with -the value of dcf10 0 deem
Ler in any .depariment, Daniel kne
that if heeeontinued his a.dhirence t
the, religion of the Lord he ould 1
" hurled • to the liens; but, having tit
his coinattft, he sail el rigii
on, 'For the lack of that •element
declaim) of charactar SQ emilient i
Daniel many men are ruined 'or th
world and ruined- for the :iv rid t
conie.c A great many at 40 Iyears-
. ago are not settled In any reel*,
because they have• not been ble t
make up their minds, Perth: Ise the
will go west; perhaps they ill gie
cast; perhaps they will not; perhape
they ill go north; perhaps t ey ma,
go smith; Perhaps t ley will not; per
haps they may mak , that in estmen
in real estate or i railroad ; pe
Ineps -they will not, They ar like
steamer that shoal I go out of NO
York harbor, start, g , for G.asigo
and the next • day shotild chu ge fo
Havre de Grace, trici the n xt fa
-Charleston, and- the next for boston
and elle next for 1 iverpeol,- Thes
men. on the sea of life everl stingl,
tacking ship and making n heti,
way! Or they are like m n..wh
tarts to build it h(us in th Cori
thian. style and cht rages It. t) Dori
.and then completeit in th loni
• the came -of all sted s of archi ectur
Your* man, staeter ght and eep o
' Have decision of ch z racter. C aracte
is like the golelfinch of Tong io.
is magnificent whil standing Dm
but loses all its eaetty in fligh
How niuch• decision of: chara,c er
order. that these yo nig men ilnay b
Christians! Their old as ociat
:Make sarcastic fling at them .The
go on excursions, a d they do not in
vite them, They =p ophesy - ti at k
will give out. The wonder; f he i
not getting -wings, s he pass a the
'evinfacei and wink nd chitakl an
say, "There goes a aint:" 0 youn
man, haVe •decision f characte 1 Yo
• can afford in this IT atter of eligio
to be laughed af, hat do 3, u .car
for the seofis of thee men, w o ar
affronted' homes° yo iwill not go t
ruin, vith thein? Viten the gra,v
'cracks • open uncle! ,their feel, an
grim Messengers puse them in it
and eternity coulee own har 1 upoz
their spirit, and (onscience tings
and hopeless ruin them up t
hurl" them down, will they laug
then? ._ •
•I‘learn also front 1 iy subject tha
men may• take re igion thel
?worldly, business. This is a miist ap
propriate thought at this seasbn o
the year, when o many men ar
Star Ling out in new nterprisesl. Dan
id l had enough. work to do to *coup
six men. All the affa rs of state wer
in his -ha,nde; qu tions of finance
questions of .war, of peace; all inter
national. questions ware for his s
tlement or tidied:1e nit. He .mus
have had a coi•resp ndeace vast be
yond all computatio 1. There wa
not a man in all th' earth who ha
more .o clo than Dan el, the secretary
of state, and yet we find him fhre
times a day bowing before God
prayet. There aro n en in our day
who 1 ave not a hundredth part o
Daniel's engagements who say they
0 busy to be eligious, They
, idea someht w that religion
attorney, general of 'New York
i the time of your fathers, Such was
Jlohn MeLean of the supreme court of
the United States, Such was Ocorge
Briggs Of Alassachusetts. Such Was.
e heodora Frelinghuyisen of New .Ter -
soy — men faithful to the state, at
- the samie time. faithful to God, It is
. absurd to expect that inen who have
been immersed in politic:fie wickedness
for 30 or 40 years shall come to re
folinatien, and our hope is. in tlee
yh
oung men who are coming 'up, that
hey have patriot! e principle and
Christian principle side by side when
they come to the -ballot .box and
cast ` their first vote and that they
swear allegiance to the govetnin tit
of heaven as well as to the gov n-
ment of the 71.inited States. We
would have Bunker Hilt mean ees
to them than CeilvarY, and Lexing on
in an less to them than I3ethlehem,
bi t- because . there are bad Oen
wound the, ballot box :is no reaeon
ve y Christian men . should retreat
rn
fr the! arena. The last time e ou
oight t give up your chl1C,or foe-
ke your child is when it is stir -
r unded by a company of ChoetzeWs,
and thel last time' to surrender the
bbx is when it is surrounded
le31 impurity and dishonesty and all
sorts of wickedness.
• Paniel stood on a, meet unpopular
platform. Ho stood firmly, though
demagog es of the day hissed at
him and tried tad overthrow him. We
must carry our z•eligi•on into politics.
But ther are a great many men who
are in favor of taking religion into
national politics who do not see elle
importance of 'taking it into city
politics, ale though a man were intel-
ligent abo-ut the welfare of his neigh-
borhood and had no concern about
his • own home.
MY subject also impresses me with
the fact that lions cannot hurt a
:good man. No man ever got into
worse cempany than Daniel got "into
when "he was thrown Into the den
What a rare morSel that fair , young
ac111911would have been for the hungry
twinstersh . If they had plunged at
him, he emild,not have climbed into
a niche beyond- the reach of their
paee or the snatch of their tooth,
They came, pleased, all .around hies,
as hunters' hounds at the well known
el!leistle come bounding at his feet.
You need, not go to Numidia to get
many lions. , You all have had them
after you — the lion of financial dis-
tre9a, the lion ot sickness, the lion of
persecution. You saw that lion Of
finantial panic putting his mouth
down to the earth, and he roared un-
til all the banks and all the insur-
ance companies quaked. With his nos-
tril' he scattered the ashes on the
doMestio hearth. You have had trial
after, trial, misfortune after misfort-
une, lion after lion, aid- yet they have
never hurt' you if e ou put your trust
in ode and..they never will hurt -you.
They did not hurt Daniel, and they
cannot Ilea you. The Persians used
to think that Spring rain falling into
settshelle would turn into pearls, and
I have to tell you that the tears of
sorrow turn into precious gems when
they drop into God's bottle. You
lived -be afraid of nothing, putting
your trust in God. Even deaths, that
monster,lion whore den is the world's
sepulcher, and who puts his paw
down amid thousa.ncis of millions of
the dead, * cannot affright you. When
in olden times a man was. to get the
honors of knighthood, he Was com-
pelled to go fully armed the night be -
fort, among the tombs of the dead,
carrying a sort of spear, and then
when the day broke he would come
forth, and, amid the sound of cornet
and great parade, he would get the
honors of•kniehthood. And so it, will
be with the Christian in the night be-
fore heaven, as, fully armed with
spear and helmet: of Salyut ion, he
will watt and Watch through the
darkness until the morning .dawns,
and then he will take the honors of
heaven amid that great throng with
seapwy rob s, streaming over seas of
sitmihire,
are t in
Will )011, their worldly ogeupation,
that 1- will trip the tcceuntant's pen
or dull the carpenter fi Kew or con-
fuse t e lawyer's brif f or disarrange
the in rchant's store .helf. They think
religion Is unpertinen They would
like tei have it 'very veil seated be-
side them in 'church n the Sabbath,
to fled the place in tle psalmbook or
to nucge them awak when they get
sleepy Under the di Etat& discourse,
or they would like to leave it in the
.pew on Sabbath ,evenng as they go -
out, closing the door, guying: "Good
night, religion; I'll h back- next Sun-
day!" But to have r 4igion go eight
along by nein all t trough life, to
have religion look' g over their
.• shoulder when • they are making a
•• bargain, to have reli ion take up a
bag of d shomat gold and shake it
and say, "Where did 'ou get that?"
They thielc that is an impertinent re-
ligion. They .would like to have a
religion help thein when they are
sick, and when the s adow of death
• conies. ovzr them they would like to
have •reli non as a s rt of • nightkey
with whijh to open ti -door Of eav-.
en, but rje1igin -uncle other ci aitn-
- stances t,1ey take to 1 impertine e.
Now, ny friends, !eligi on neter
robbed a, man of a •ollar. Other
th ings. tieing equal, a ma,son, ,
will
build a 1:T1 ter wall, a cabinet, maker
Will make a - better eh ir, a plumber
•-make a better. )i pe, a lawyer
mak9 a better pi a, a merchant
Will sell- better bill f goods. I Say,.
other things being equ 1. Of course
:when r61igion gives a man a new
heart, ji does not p opose to give
him a ne\lv head :or to intellectualize
him- or toi ,change a 1 ants condition
when his ' r linary state is an over-
throw of tie . phileso hical theory
that a t tal -vacuum is impossible,
but the 1n ore letters you have to
write, the more bui•den you have to
carry, the more miles you have to
travel, th more burder s you have to
lift, the 11. ore engagem nts you have
to meet, t le more WO ites you - have
to :settle, he more opp rtunity - -you
ha'. e of b !tag- a Christian. If you
have a eh tiselnd irons h the fire, you
have a th iusand more opportunities
of serving God than if you only had
one iron 11 the fire. W to so busy as
christ? • nd yet wh ) a millionth
pert as- h ly?- The bus est men the
:hest. men. All the 'tiers ins. converted
10 beriptur busy at the time of their
being conv rted. Mattl ew attending
his eustinn honse dut es: the prodie
al Son feeding swine: esalia selling
urple; Simeon Pnter hi riling in the
et from .the sea; t4rtul spurring his
)rse. toward Damascus ,going down
O his Jai,v business. Busy, busy!
aniel with all the ,f_La irs of state
sighing 'own' -upon his soul, and
1. three tines a day l% orshiping the
id of heaven. •
Again 1 learn from this subject
at a lilan may take religion into
his politics ha( all the af-
fairs • of State: on hand, , et a servant
-
of God. He,eould not hive ,Icept his
elevated pheition unless he tied beeu
a thorougit politician, end yet all
t he thrust el o.f. officials tad alt the
danger of isgrace did 11>1 make him
yield one ioltet of his- hi rh. timed re-
ligioas prineiples. lie . tood before
(het age, he st ands before all in, es,
specimen :of a godly j olitician. So
there have been in oiii• ch y and in he •
days Of our fathers mei as emin at
in the service of Cod a they h ve
been eminent in the sex -lice of , he
state. 8u,ch was Benja iin F. 134-
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- Empty Barrels on the Farm.
Empty barrels will be found very
handy for keeping chicken feed in,
oats in. the barn, etc., if a good cov-
er can be had on them. A good
handy cover is made in the following
way: Take one narrow board that
will cover one-third of the barrel top,
nail it on to one side firmly, cut off
on outside close to barrel. Then take
a 'wide board that will cover the re-
mainder of the barrel top. Place on
firmly and mark around on outside of
barrel, and cut . off to fit nicely on
top. Fasten' on back part Of covet'
with leather straps for hinges. If
the . job be carefully done, neither
mice nor rats can get into the bare
rel.—Farm Journal.
- The Telephone in England.
During the year 1899 the National
elephone Company; of England, es-
ablished. no less than 615,000,000
caking coenections amongst its sub-
cribers, or about 2,000,000 per
vorking day. It is remarkable that
is figure •exceeds that of the tele -
rams received and despatched by
he General Pest Office during 'the
ante' year by nine times.
...111•••••111
Family Averages.
.Tho average number of children
or family in Ilpropean countries is
°west in France, with 3.08; SWitz-
rland, 3.94e Austria and Belgium,
.Q5; , England, 4.08; Germany, 4.10;
Tolle rid , 4.22: Scotland, 4.46; Italy,
.56; Spain, i4.65; Russia, 4.83; while
reland is highest with an average
5.20. children in each family.
NE1V MACHINE GUN
STREAM 6F BULLETS HURLED BY
CENTRIFUGAL FORCE.
o Stoppage Ifor Loading, as the Gun Is
Fired Witt out Powder -The Discharge
Is A.bsolutely Continuous as Long as
the Supply of Lead -Holds Oat- A.
Wonderful Invention.
.s.
A machine gun of a novel character
s been imented by James !Judge,
:well-known engineer of Newcastle,
hich is thus described by The :Lun-
en Times:
The, gun is a,. patent centrifegal
!Iu ickehring mach ine gun; 11 ta five
.et eijigh and ex eighs about fiv4 hurl-
ed ereigl.t. It is intended for !jilt tie -
iii. earthworks and garrison pur-
a s. , The inoti ye poWer is ,, electri-
ty ttainsmitted to a motor attach -
1 to ithe side of the gun. The motor
uses' a disk te.) revolve at a very
gh rate of speed. The bullets, which
e introduced into, the 'interior Of the
sk at tb,e axle, travel along curves
in no interior to th13 circumierence,
and are there impe,led Ithronah
bar el. It is claimed that thlr disk
wel rotate, under the inil*ence of the
mot r, at the rate of 12,000 revolu-
tion a minute, and Will e:ect, shots
fron the mukele of the gun with an
initial velocity- of 2,000 f( et eel' sec-
ond. One of (he chief characteristics
of tie gun Is that It will maintain a.
continuous fbe. If necessary, a shot
may Le distharged e\ ery halferevo-
luticre but in practice one shot every
four 11 revolution will be found suf-
fide It. The bum to are- spherical and
mem ore fl,l0 inch in diametir,
Tie following are the results of the
test already tnude 'with the 'gun.
Eigl teen thousand rounds of shot
at t o rate of 3,000 a. minute have
been discharged from thee 11_ se
shot consisted of niekel steel. soine
of Watts (as used in Fr the), lead rind
d metal, • It wa, tasted seven
• time privately, no M tor Wee used,
nor is one 3•et attache to the gun,
alth nigh the gun is c nstructed for
an lectric niotor: Tie tests were
mad by 'means of a. b It driven by a
stea n engine. *Linde these condi-
tion the' velovity requ red and Which
it s maintitined an electric motor
-te•
wi11 produce -Was not, of couree, at-
tain d, but the practi al vorking of
the run was fully dei ionstrated. A
Jong range could not e had because
of 1 c necessity of secrpey, and the
testing was elone in a covered shed
at, 1
A
shat
Ing
PCI..
the
a di.
of a
lyth dry doeks,
:OA target, 3 -32 -inch thick, was
heed, the disk of the gun revolv-
t a speed of 2,500 revolutions
111 nute. From the penetration of
argot it is calculated that at
tence of 400 yards a penetration
similar character will be effect-
ed of a plate 7 -18 -inch thick under
the nfluence of an electric motor.
Titer is no heating of the barrel of
the en, b wane!, of . the continuous
stre in of cold air which is impelled
the° igh' it by the torning of the disk.
The dis% iiself is also free from heat-
ing .1 account of the special bearings
on iilch - it is coestructed. These
hea- ne,•fi are a highly complicated
inechenical contrivance, and are simi-
lar- 10 those used In. Parsons' tur-
Wnet, which can revolve at the rate
of 2' JIM revolutions a minute, and-
Levall's motor, which revolves at
the
the
sexy
ate of 30,000 0, minute. To test
om. thoroughly it will be neces-
to affix a, motor which will be
a 01 0180 power motor coupled direct
onto the shaft.
Latest Charuberlahrf Legend.
•Th s gem is culled from a 'Paris
letter in The Toulese Express:
the Quai des Pleura, in Paris,
ChaMberlain saw one day a rare
orchi 1.
ow utuch.. askedthe future
Mini. ter.
hventy pounds, Monsieur; it is
the nly specimen in France.'
I re is the money,' repl lcd
y •
Char erhthi, and, drawing the notes
h•oni. his pocket, he took the flower,
1 ore t 10 pieneS, and trampled it un-
der f iot, saying, 'I have it in my
o \VII cellecti'on, but I object to a
Feenchwan having a duplicate.' "
.•••"
Alpine Travelers' Signab.
The SWiss Alpine Club has arrang-
ed a. code of signals to be used by
.Alpine tra-velks in case of accident
on tile mountains or other circum-
stances in which relief is required:
The tlighals for day use consist in
wavii g a flag or cloth six times a
minu e, waiting a minute and Wav-
ing a ain as before. At night a
lante n or other light is to be used
In th s me manner. Guides are in-
struc ed to keep a lookout for these
signa s, and to -carry white or red
calico part of their outfit.
Nes+ Theory of Wages.
A s opkeeper engaged a clerk and
paid 1 im $4forthe first weelc, says
the L ndon Chronicle. At the end of
the s cond Week the clerk was sur-
prised when he only received $3, and
asked the reason of the deficit.
"Why," :responded his employer,
"you_ know more about the business
now, nd thework must come easier
to yo ." The clerk thought he had
learn° 1 enough of the business and
resign d.
The
the -F
last f
of gIo
press.
ling a
people
novel
ature Lights a Churchyard.
churchyard of St. George!s-in-
st has been visited during the
w nights by a great quantity
v -worms, 'says The London Ex-
erhe,effect has been both start -
d beautiful, and numbers of
have assembled to witness this
ind of illumination.
An Exclusive Order.
"Th most ancient and most noble
Order of the Thistle" is the smallest
of the three great orders of knight-
hood ih point of numbers, and the
longest in point of title. It consists
of the elovereign, British Princes, and
36 knights.
The Shah's New Clock.
The Shah of Persia, has taken home
with him from Paris a •clock which
gives the - time in all the principal
towns of the world,
-Carpets should be beaten on the -wrong
side first, and afterwards more gently on the
right side, and should never be relaid until
floor is quite dry.
NININNBINMOM
ornOut
, Nerves.
So Weak she Couldn't Sleep or Work—
,
Hands Trembied—Coidd Scarcely Walk
—Restored by Dr. Chase's Nerve Food.
Mrs. Margaret Iron, Tower Hill, N.
I B., writes:---" Dr. Chase's Nerve rood
has done me a. world of good. I was
so weak that II could not walk twice
the length of ,the house. My hands
tremblAci so that I could not carry a
pint of Water. X was too nervous to
sleep, and unable to do work of any
Since using Dr. Chase's Nerve Food
I have been completely restored. I can
walk a mile without a.ny inconvenience.
Though 76 years old, and quite fleshY,
do my own housework, and consider-
able sewing, knitting, and reading be-
sides, Dr. Chase's Nerve Food has
proved of inestimable value to me."
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food is the world's;
greatest restorative for pale, weak, ner-
vous men, women, and children. In
pin form 50 cents a. Infix, at all dealers,
or Edmanson, Bates & Co.. Toronto.
Don't cough, use Dr. Chase's Syrup
of Linseed and Turpentine, 25 cents e
bottle.
What Is
Castoria is for
harmless subs
and, Soothing
Morphine nor
Its guarante '
Mothers. Cas
ness. Castor
relieves Teet
Flatulency.
the Stomach
healthy and
Panacea—The
Infants And Children. Castoria is a
Itute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops
Syrups. It containse0er Opium,
her Narcotic substanee. It ;is Pleasant.
Is thirty Years' us, by ;Millions of
la destroys Worms and allais Feverish-
ures Diarrhoea and Wind Colle. Castoria
ng Troubles, cures ConstiPation and
storia assimilates the Food, regulates
Bowels of Infants and Chillren, giving
ural sheep. Castorla Is thei Children's
other's Friend.
asto m.
"Castor's la an exc
children. Mothers have
of its good effect upon t
Da. G. C. 0
THE FA
lent medicine for
epeatedly told me
Ir children."
on, Lowell, Man.
Castoria.
"Castoffs la so. well adapted to childr
that I recommend Was Superior to any p
.scription known to itie."
IL A. ARCUEIL, 24f Proohlyest
SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
APPEA
Tlit Citt4
•
ON EVERY WRAFTER,
N commute. NIUNNAV IITNILICT. NEW 'MAN CITY
The Red
Ilas been renewed'
in a position to offe
Bedroom and Din
very nice line of 0
Pictures just in, ve
every one to come it
T,TISTI)
This department is co
obliging attantion given to
Night calls promptly
aoderich.stret, Seaforth, o
oat Fornitur0 More
enovated and, enlarged, and now, we are
he public all the newest designs of Parlor,
g -euites at very tempting p icesii Also a
airs in all the newest styles. NeW line Of
y cheap. We extend a cordial invitation to
see us and our stock.
BROADPO
egggeriffiree7-ernefeg
IRM.4413KII\TC4-..
plete with a large selection of the best goods, an
his branch of the business.
ttended to by our Undertaker, Mr. S. T. Holmes
osite the Methodistt church.
T, BOX c3c .00,
SM.A.VOJEZTIEE.
Thinki
urnac
F r warm air heating, y
anyt ing better than our
etruc ion—
The Oxford 400
They combine enormous
a moot gratifying economy
of coal, and may be simplyi
regul ted to suit every var
of te perature.
Th ir imFroved featpr
you abso1utc indoor comfort
long, and very -much smalle
Make a point of seeing th
tice t yourself—you'll find
perior in every detail—the
brst warm air furnace made.
For sa
The Gu
g of a
e ?
i•
o can't find
latest con-
ertes
ower with
n the use
and easily
ing degree
s promise
all winter
fuel bills.
m in jus -
them su-
e west and
400 SERIES.
e by SILLS & MURDIE, Seaforth.
uey__Foun
ry Co.,jAmit(d, Toronto, Winnipeg,
Vanconver.
A
WONDER trIa ANTISEPTIC COMPOUND
A Medicated Toil
A FEW REMO
Reg. No. 3007.
1 -Prevents all contagious di's s from
approaching where it is used.
2—It will clean and polish pain work and
not kill the gloss of the paint.
3 -It will clean carpets with at taking
them np.
4 -It will clean linoleums like ne
5—It will clean bicycle (stain and rims.
Novo is claimed to be the ohedpest and best paint
cleaner on market. Try it on finger mariko ou doors.
.1\41-0-NTO
Soap of the Pureet, Awarded Silver Medal Greatet
Britain Exhibition, 1897.
8 WHY YOU SHOULD USE NOVO.
HAT IT WILL DO:
Estate JOHNSO
6—It will clean and remora paint, oii and
grease stains from woolen a-ndootton cloth-
ing. Also deans ecat collars and hats.
7—It contains no alkali and is strongly re-
commended for washing the head, as it
imparts a silky and natural gloss to the
hair, and is tspecially useful for children.
ise and 20c BLOOM
Full directions on blocks.
BROS. Hardware, Seafortb
1687-52
24
Will buy a
and two rol
TisEue Pap
ALEX.
DJEZ G
SE
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filly, 1 yew
poked t he
year otd he
also about t•
mower. 1 tri
harrow, 1 a
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milt, I outt
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complete, e
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We
prove
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1
Whi
ber,
Our luinli
and Pine,
Red Cedar -
your bilis,
Isetcrily.
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pstranpge a
with to let t
reader to dol
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gentlemen's
ripped as W4
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