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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
JA Will buy a good 7 -roomed home, pleasant-
ihAf ly situated in Seaforth, alrnoat new.
Good hard and soft water. Apply to SCOTT'
BROS., Seriforth. 1721att
SALE. -Nine stores of land for sale, beIng
t 12, Conoweion 8. Hay. There la a train°
and barn.also small orchard. Parniulars
application. MRS. ROBERT RYDD, SR.,,
1699-tf
j*i»i IN STANLEY FOR SALE -For sale Lab
9, Concession 1, London Road, near the village
( flireeefield, containing about 100 acres, 90 acre
1
clear d and in a good atate ot oultivation, the re -
male or is hardwood bush. There are grad build
-
Inge, 2 aores ot wheat, 30 seeded to grass, a good
°robe d aed plenty of wat)r. Will be mid oheap
and on earry terms. Apply bor A. .T. RON, Brume
field P. G. 1878-tf
TIdUSE AND THREE ACREFOR SALE. --The
JJJ underaigned offers for sale les cottage in Har-
pur. ry with 3 acres of laud in good state of cultiva-
tion, tented with fruit and ornamental tress. There
la a &id stable on the place, with plenty of hard ane
loft; Water. Fences- are in good order. There are
sev n rooms in the herrn which is good repair. The
Meets may be viewed at any tone. JOSEPH P.
B19NE 1095.tf
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"I It FOR SALE -For sale Lot e6, Conc.:Won m'f, L. R. 8., Tuckerenalth, oentainina 50 acres,
an akar and in a firet elate etate of cultivation. There
are ort the premises a comfortable log holm a good
i0
trio barn 35)(80 feet with attabling attaehed, plentY,
of ater, le convenient to markets, with good grave/
roa a and le moldered to be tree of the best 50 aore
Janos In th- township. Will be sold cheap VI the
prorittor wishes to get more land. Apply on the
pre/beiges or b ALEX. GORDON, Eger) andville P. 0.
1719x0
TJESIRABLE PR—OPERTY IN SEAFORTII FOR
SALE.-Beriutifully eituetcd on Centre Street
adj itir Mg Beattie's Grove. There aro two lots planted
with the choiceat of fruit treat of all Frieda and
shrithte A frame- house, oteee cellar uederneath the
whale home, Cksittinir room, dining room, Bummer
and' %inter kitchene and four bedroorne, hard sad
sett Weber. It le one ot the Irma pleasantly treated,
eon lovable and convenient restdenoce In Serif rth
and will be odd ehettp. Apoiy to JOSIAH WAT-
SW) rirleatorth.1700-tf
t' - - -- ----- - - -
1G1 1114 IN HULLETT FOR SA.LE.--LFor sale, Lot
31.. 4. Coneeselon 13, Hullett. containing 75 acres,
all (Jeered, underel, a ned. well fenced, and about 40
. errs Deeded to grass. There aro fair buttetneR.
The 6 lea good orohard, and a never -failing epring
ore k euns through the farm and a good well at the
hou e It to near trohoel and post aloe, and con-
vert ent to the best markets. It ie a splendid farm,
not a foot of wade land on it, and is well adapted for
sheik ealsing. It will be sold cheap and on env
term, Apply to the underoigned, Seaforth I'. 0.
. 1609. tf
JANE ROBISON.
ALTOU8K AND LOT IN HARPURHEY FOR
13 SkLE.-For sale the comfortable frame cot.
iege in lisrpurhey belonging to the undenrigned.
It °anteing three bed rooms, sitting room, dining
room, kitchen and pantry. leis on a stone founda-
tion with a good cellar; also hard And soft water.
The lotsontairei a of an sore of land, has °pit a gool
stable and 18 well planted with various kindof large
and smelt fruits. It is plemantly retreated and will
be sold cheap. Apply to the owner, MRS. GEORGE
Se'LLERY, fleatorth, or to JAMES WaTSON, Sea-
orth 1718 tt
MURK FOR SALE. -For sale Let 10, Conoessicra 7
Stanley, containing 103 acres more or less, 03
acres oleared and 7 aures of buele 60 acres under 01.11,
tivatien, 58.0r011 in fall wheat o.nd the bgenee seeded
tepees. The farm is well fenced and. underdrained
with plenty of good water oonvenient to buildings of
whieh there are a goad frame house with kitolien and
weed shed attached, two large bank barna with stone
walla underneath, large drive ehed and pig house
with cement finer, a Urge orchard of choice fruit.
'tie convenient to church, post office and schools.
It lee tulles from Brimfield [Mitten with good gravel
nada loading in all direetions. This le a first 01883
farm and in good (rendition and will be Hold cheap.
For full particulars apply to WM. McALLISTER,
VeMa P. 0. 17114f
MatiaRail IN TUCKER3MITH FGR SALE. -For sale
r Lot 11, Conceasion 8, Tuckersmith, containing
100 !sores. all °leered but about 8 ea.res of good bush.
It l urderdrained. well fenced, and in a high state
of eariti ration. There is a good stone norm ; good
barter, stables and out -houses. Ib aljoins a good
achatol ; is within five mile" of Seatorth, and three
miles from Nippon. There jis plenty of good water.
Will be sold with or without" the crop. It is one of
thrilled farres in the township, and will be Bold on
easY terms, as the proprietor wants to retire. Alm
50 OMB within a mile and a quarter, a good grafting
lot, web fenced, but no buildings. Will bo sold to,
gether or separately. Apply on the premises, or ad-
dress Egmondville P. 0. JAMES MeTAVIS111.689 tt
-VARM IN STANLEY FOR SALE. -For sale, Lot
I 9 and the west half of Lot 8, on the 12th corms.
sioe, or Brownson Line, of Stanley. This farm con-
tains 160 acres, all of whioh le cleared, except four
mires. It is in astute of tIrst-olass cultivation, well
feneedsnd all underdrained, mostly with tile. There
is a large frame dwealing house as good as now, with
good stone foundation and cellar, large 'bank barn
Al. stone sto.bling underneath, and numerous other.
but dings, Including a large pig house. Two good -
11.t
OTC ard8 of choke) fruit, also Mae shade and nazi
mental trees. There are two spring (weeks running
brough the farm, and plenty of good water all the
year round without pumping. It is well situated for
markets, churches -roe -hook, post al re, eto., and good
gr Akre' roads !eliding from it in all directions. It is
within view of Lake Huron, and the boats can be
&wee prowilig up and down from -th house. This is
one of the best equipped farrnf in the county, and
will be sold on easy terms, as the proprietor wants to
retire- on account of ill health. Apply on the prem -
Isere or address Blake P. 0. JOHN DUNN; 104941
FAIN HAY TOWNSHIP FOR SALE. -For
Lot 22, on the North Boundary of Hay
rie,
Township. This farm contains 100 sores, 85 acres
aimed, the rest good hardwood bush. It is well un-
der rained and formed. There is a good atone hours°
wit a. No. 1 °eller .' large bank barn; implement
shed; sheep house 70x75, with first.oloas stabling
and root (teller underneath; a good orohard ; 2 good
wet* and cistern. There is 14 acres of fall wheat
'owed on a rich fallow, well manured ; 40 mires
eeed.ed down recently, the rest in good shape for
crop. Tina ia a, eke 1 farm, well situated for
market), churches, eahools, poet °Moe, eto„ and
will be sold reationably. Apply on the premises, or
address ROBERT N. DOUGL&S,B1like,0nt.1008x8tf
I:WS/NESS'
.0.6777`0/7; Aft c/f.
Tin b,0, -placer in America for ruing men anti
-women to secure a IltmIness a:duration, Shorthand,
Atm 14(sit`alt Dra.WIttir or Penmanship. Thorough sys-
tt #nArtual ItubiliCt;;N, HOtf$101-1, etalre rear. Students
n ,„y##,,,•olegee Free. 'Reference, all
V. i. Pros. I', R. SPENUER, sere
olliN ITEM OF INTEREST.•
From loons takenat lowest ratan; payment% t3
Kilt borrower ; satisfaction guaranteed ; all aorta-
epondenee cheerfully answered'. ABNER CaSENS,
Wareham, Ont. Oftlee-At corner of Mimilisflorl"
Parii( notreete; 'every Saturday all day.
' Special Attention
to Iforaeahoeing and
General Jobbing.
,Robert
Devereux
KIVISMITII and
CARRIACE Opp
MAKER itan
fe4oderich etreet, - Seaforth.
THE SEAFORT
SNAT
Chopping Mills
E. L. CLARK.
Wants any quantity of 'good logs
and heading bolts, 40
inches long,
For whi.h the highest, priee will he paid.
Custome eawing done on short notiec and
a: reaeouable priarea. Satiefaetion guaran-
teed.
1. L. CIAR,K, Cith.
,C-C•tr
Store And Grocery. Business
For Sate.
oFr sale in tit thriving Own of Saatorth ; a )
aririk store, with dwe'line terave, an I go )d ',Oak
at .bie at the be k, alma firet-elass oto ik of gr uteri •
all fresh, beet put. •f t eau aid dokrz good bine
good teems for s'illing. Apply quiakly to box 372.,
S. afarth, Ontario. o , .n
I Pet M. JORDAN.
cemosimmosmansiore
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THE EURO
POSITOR
GOD'S LOVE FOR
Gift of the Son For the W, rl
Disenthrallment.
THE MISSION OF THE SA
LOUR
Rev. Dr. Talmage Preaches a Pcrwerful
Serra° eEspeclally Appropriate or the
Cheistrant Season- Convincing -Proof
That Cited Xs Love.
Washington, Dec. 23. -in th
course D Talmage describes
new way the sacrifices made f
world's disenthrallment and d
ance. Ms text is 1 John
-God is love,"
Perilous undertaking .would
to tette
the attri
like a inc
there a,
s dis-
in- a
)14 the-
liver -
v, 16,
t • be
npt a comparison . b tween
utes of God. Thov me not
untain range, with_ here and
higher peak, nor 11 le the
ocean, With here and there a. s pro-'-
l'ounder lepth. We cannot m etsure
infinit ies We would not dare . 0 SAY
‘VIlelller 1 his omnipotence, or i oinni-
seience, or omnipresence, or iniradtae
Welty, or wisdom,. or justice, cir love .
is the g eater attribute, but' t u3 one
mentioned 'in my 'text makes deeper
impressi(n •Upon us 'than any 'other.
It was evidently a very ol man
Who we )te-, the chnpter from Which
I take he text. john -was . ot in
his dote re, as ProfeSsor Eichte rn ap-
serted; ut you can tell by 1 e ree
petition. In the ()pis( le mid th ram-
ol ing style und tha - he
culled , grown people "little
children l'that the author -
was probably an oclogenariat . Yet
Jetta, in midlife mastering a audi- '
:
ence of Athenian: eeilics on 'Mars hal,
•-iii_id noehing stronger or mo e im-
portantthan did the venerab e John
when he wrote. the three wo ds of.
my .text, "God is love." . '
fintleed the older ono- gets t e more
lel: appreciates- this , attribut ., - The
heeadiness and combativeness and the
severity have gone out. of 1,40 ()).d
man, . arid he is more. leniente and,
aware of his ,,own • fault,
more .
disposed to make excuses or the
faults of ethers, and he fre uently•
ejaculates, "Poor • human 1 t ttire!" ,
The - young minister preach _three
RertO 011S - 0/1 t he justice -of -G( d and
one on the love of God, but hen he'
got old he preached three t•nenons
on the' love of God and. one • n the
justice of (3ckl. • • - .
Far back in the eternitie these
came a time when God wobld. ex -
preset -one ' :emotion . of ,his nature
which was yet unexpressed. He had
made more worlds than we c seen
by the ancients' from the to - of the
Egyp t ian pyramid,' which -en et used
as an••observatoty, and-inor� Worlds
than modern astronomy h s cattle
logued or descried. through- -t doecopic
lens.All that showed the. Lercl's al-
mightiness, hut it gave nd demon-
stration of his love. lie mi ht Make
r/O Saturns and a hundred Jupiters
and riot demonstrate an ins ant, of.
love. 'lluit was an unknos'ne pas-
sion and the. secret, of the. miverse.
It was a .suppressed emotio of the
great -God. But therewoul come a
time when this -passion o infinite
love would be declared and lluetrate
ed. God *amid veil it no lo ger. Af-
ter the cloak of many centurim3 had
run down and -worlds had b en born ;
and demolished on a comp ratively ,
obscure star a race of huma beings
would bo born and who, th Ugh .so
bountifully proVi4ed afor t at they I
ought to have behaVed th tuselves
well, went into .insurrection rd con-
spiracy and revolt and• walre-finito
against infinite, weak arini gainst
thunderbolt, man against G -o; - . .-
If high intelligences leoked down
and saw what Was. going 9 , they
must have prophesied -externi ation,
l
complete et
extermination, of • h se :of-
fenders of . Jehovah. • ,But, nol - Who
is that Coming out of th rl throne
room of heaven? Who is tha,I oming
out of the palaces- of the ete al? It
is the Son of the Emperor ,of itl e nnie
verse. DoWn the. stairs of .eh high;
heavens he conies till he real: es the
cold air of a December night in Pal-
estine and • amidthe bleat ga of
sheep a.nd the lowing- of catltl and
themoaning of camels and the ban-
ter of the -herdsmen takes 1tis first_
sleep on earth and for ;-3 yeji.rs in-
vites the wandering ram) to return- to
God and -happiness and heaven. They.
w, ere the lengest 38- years eve known
/
in heaven:- - AmOng many high, into -
i igen c es , What t .. int pa ti en ce o .get.
hita back! The infinite Path '-r look-
ed dowa and saw. his :..ton lapped
and spit on the supperless.am home-
less, and ehen, amid horro s that.
made the noonday ileaVelifi tll n black
in the face, his body• and soli part-
ed And al1 for what? Whe allow
the. Crown Prince to come .1 n such
an errand . and .endure such eorrow-
and die such a death? - It W a to "n- 1
vite the human race to pet do wn its ,
ant iliajlties and reeistance. . 1
because -(I od is love." .
`.1 Ito schobitnen deride the . dca• that •
1
God hes - emotion. , They. Wink it I
would bee a divine weakness to *be
stirred by any earthly! spectac . " te.,
ea
God of the learned Much. and Schlei- •
erniacher is an . infinite intelligeace,
without feeling, a eold and r) teirlesa
divinity, But the -God we et orship .-
is 0111, ()I sympathy and 'cowl nssion.
and helpfulneSs 'and affection. -God:
. is love:" . - .
In . ail the Bible there is no more
coireola tory statement . The. very -
beet people have in 'their livils oc-
-cut rietcys inexplicable, . :rhea' are be.:
reit or persecuted or impoverisleed; or
invalided. They have only one child,
and that dies, while the next, door
neighl)or has seVen children, aed
they are all spared. The tan fbitun-
it t es lot' at a •tinie when the 1 market
is rising and the day after th
het falba. At a time when the
earraments and lpsses and disasters
will be submerged with blessing, and •
the sufferer will Islay: "I cannot -un-;
derstand the reason for my trou-
liles, but I will some day understand.
And they do not come by acc
God „allows them to come,
'God is love.'
But • for. this divine _feeling I
our world would long' -ago hav
demolished. Just think of the
lied wickedness of the .nation
the a.b ominations continental I..
hold the false religions that
•Ilnhonitned and Buidha and 1onfu-
ties! Look -at the oran and the
Zend-Avesta That would crowd out
of. -the world the Koly Script res
Look at war, digging its trenc es for
the..dea.d across the hemisphere 1 See
the great cities, with their holo-
caust of destroyed -manhood an wo-
manhood! What, basphemies assail
the 'heavens! What butcheries icken
the centuries! What procession of
crifne and atrocity' a -rid. woe eicircle
the -globe! If justice had spoke , it
would have- said, ' The world . de-
serves- annihilation, and let am ihila-
tion come."' If immutability had -
spoken, it would have said: "1 haye
always been oppescd wicl(adricess
and always will be opposed to it.
The world is. to me an affront
ite, need away with it," If
science had spoken, it would
said, "I have .watched that
with minute and all cOmpreh nsive
inspection., ,and 1 enema hav the
1 offer-1Se longer continued." If -truth
Ihad spoken, it wb tht have said,
"I declare that theYe who offe d the
law must go down under- the
put divine love look a differ= view
of the world's obduracy and pollu-
- tion. It said: "1 pi ,y all those woes
, of the .earth. I cannot stand he .e and
see rio assuagement of those -
begs. I will go down and eetwan the
world,. I will medicate its w unds.
I will calm its frenzy.. I will Wash
off; the -pollution. I will leecOme incar-
nated. I will take on my Sho ilders
and upon my brow and Intel my heart
the consequences of that wOrld,s ,be-
haviourse I start now and . between
my arrival. at Bethlehem and my as-
Cent- from Olivet 'I will wee') their
tears and -soffer their grief e and -die
their deaeli Farewell my throne, my
•
crown, my sceptre, my -angelic gov-
ernment, my heaven, tilrI have fin-
ished the work :and, come back 1"
God was never conquered-- but once,.
-and that waswhen he ;map conquer-.
;odhy IliS' own love "God lis love,"
1 .In this day, when the creeds of
churches are being revised let more
emphasis- be put upon the thought
of my text. Let it appear at the
beginning of every 2 reed and at the
;close The ancients -used to tell of a,
great reilitary chieftain, who, about
to go to battle ove.s clad in armor,
hehnet on 'head, and sword at. side,
1 and who put out .tis arms to give
farewell embrace -to his child, and the
affrighted ut his appearance,
ran, ehriekieg, away. Then the fath-
er put off the armor that caused the
alarm,- and the child sawe who he
was and ran into -his armaand snug-
gled against his licart, • Creeds -must
; not, have too nisch iron in their
; Make up-, terrorizing rather than at-
tracting.. They must, not Ihide the
smiling face and the WEL/121 heart oof
, our Father, God. Let nothing imply
that there is a sheriff. at every door
I ready to make areest, but over us
all •a mercy that -wants to save, and
all and around us all a mercy that
wants to save, and save now.
If one paragraph of the -creed seems
to take you, like a ehild, out of
the arms of a father, let the next
paragraph put you in the artne of a
mother. "As one whom hip mother
comforteth, so will I comfort 'you."
Oh, what a mcither we have in God!
And my text is the Itrilaby sung to
us when we arc ill, or when We are
maltreated, Or when Ave t"cre weary,
or when we are trying to do better,
or when we are bereft, or tvhe we
ourselves lie down eo the last
We feel the warm cheek of the
or against our cheek,* and
.sounds in it the hush of- many moth-
ers: "Cod is • love:"
The world needed no Bible o tell
it of God's wisdotn. for everything,
from a spider's web to the uph
of a stiminer's sunset,. from the
of a dewdrop' -td the rounding
-world, *declare' that, But thee
one secret about, (1 od that Was
ped- up in a soroll of parchmen
, it stayed there tint 1 a.pottolic
unrolled that scroll- and let out
:the world the star .ling fact,
it could never have 'surmised,
guessed, never expected, that h
ed our human .race w ardantl
foaming malefactora intp Wors
he will pardon sin anodlisittIb.dau
offender with a divl le kiss an
before the throne.
glad that the secret is out on
it can never_ again be veiledl
it to all the sinnit g, sufferin
ing race; ten it in-
dent. -
and
think
been
rgan-
See
Be -
hoist
oinni-
have
lanet
•
•
sleep.
moth -
there
) mar-
' need
to feel the hest for the dischE rge of
sent. duty illeY are SViZed PhYo
snail cop
llase. Trying to do E „, good
pad ! hd-neet and useful thing, they
•..rollet.s011 1 #,(1 IIIId beilial as if
tie plow( iced a 'villainy. . There
eel,. who all their lives have
ineistices. ()then less
xv:t 11 less consecration, go ,,on
viol 1111. y‘hile they.go on and doWn.:
^I-Lere are Inane lives riddle- .1 hat
Lave never- -been solved, myeteriee
hit 1 hill','11(Wtyr beell CX0.411
44 ,*(1,
t
heatbreaks that have neve
hettit-1,1. 1;0 to that man or thE t wo-
man v4 int philosophic .eXplat at ion,
Nvill make matters wcatee
iner earl of making them etetcr.
But let the oceanic tide )1 the
teat rell in that soak and all its
•
1stery
globe
of ..a,
was
ap-
, and
hand
upon.
vh ich
never
• lov-
tha t
the
turn
ipers
1 so
that
Teli
dy--
ong aad se 'mon,
on:Canvas And in marble., o arch
and pillar; tell- it - all around the
earth -"God is love
,
Notice that thq W-sest men of l he
nations for .thousar ds of yeaes did
not, amid their id Olatri es, n lake
;something to repre•ent this •f cling,
this 'emot ion. They had a Joe,
,ptune,:•;!the god
the goddess of
geddesS of base
goddess of corn,
d
hole
Presenting Might; N
of the raeaa Minerva.
of
Verians, the
appetite; Ceres, the
and an Odin, and an Osirip, a
Titan, and a. Juggernaut', and
pantheons of gods and godc esses,
but ne shrine, no c eyed Ithagc . 410
sculptured terni has suggested t god
of pure love. That was beyond hu- --
man brain. • It too
that, a God to proj
let down -from he
till!l'etar. is the domiert
false religions. For
cut themselves with
on iron hooks and
and hold up the ri
,that they cannot tal
brutish fear! But, 1
In our rel
tempi eir. Fur that
a_ God le) think
Alt th-ate a God
tven to'a thieve
tit thought in all
that the de ote s
lances and :wit g
all under JicaIs -
011; (seal so long
c it down. Fear,
Is the ueen
r that we build
we kneel at our
altars. For that w e cunt) flan 4 our'
- alths For 1bat martyrs it 111'01' 'CI at,
Druseels market pla«!. and at. Luck-
, 110W 1111(1 CaNV/11)1111' and l'i't hi. That
w111 Net bejewel the round ,eart1 and
put it an- emerald on the -Teat,
- war))), throbbing he Irt. of (:)
Tim World has had inEtny
•
peel-
niens of .slanderiel 1 len anal e..•=1" en,
thter Jnoti'ves iholiir I obits,
elaradered sittudet ;el in,111 1 Ley
• got cm t of 1,11..e .wori it,1 and '1 het per-
haps honored via borate 471111 glum
and tall shaft of granite, all font-
.' sides chieeled ‘N i h tiai 'tory
' of - how = good and greo 1 the;
were., But no ne) tinder the
1 heaven's or over the heavens iai. ever-
, been so niuch -slande.ed as God, Baal
' men have fOughta ainst him and
nave tiaOtight theV herar I, h s voice Da
the. crash • of a t undo .st • rni, but
have 3204 seen him On L10 sunshine of
the- spring' morning• they have
blamed him for w ong:. hich they
had done- the/11,0.1v Is. 3 sight of
a . church building xcit • heir , dis-
gust. They like tl e eil gal of a
sa:.00n better than the • logy of a
temple. Play do 'riot t to live
vvith him in heaven, bu Mad pre-
fer on leaving thisLworl o go into
s abdicate
hich he is
is, they
o not re -
the, best
or ' ever
d do mere
ny one in
he Would
tear and
he would
he would
dth which
that . he
only for -
things in
nd that is
wee does
sien. The
e is God's
s all that
and ,in all
ceurrence:
t of his
heirsins
remember
the. church
'say, "lie
ley mean
d body for
.o tile pri-
Mt ng back,
the chain
awful lash
wn on the
e -tears of
took the
against sin
vanquish -
10 out and
an OUTDO.
; Read it
, read it
into hell."
v he would
al splendor
ry, and he
most illus- -
ges Of dis---
1
nsive love,
that costs
ue, nothing
rifice, noth-
he most ex -
he heavens
ition-istelVa-
a. King. It
in bereave -
aghast. It
) and; bleed
lie resources
mpires. It
fled t� fight
hree worlds
world • to
nd another
n the spears
axes of hu -
Had the ex-
efea.ted the
some realm where
ed the throne and
exiled forever. Th
do not know him.
God
from
ren
=Th
Th
dr
ox
a
1
y
aliee the fact that died is
friend this world ever; a
will ha,ve and that he w
ii
for their happiness tha
the wide univerj0; ti
help them in the t'ear
tussle of this lie th
hush their sorrowe; th
help cure the evil 1 tibia
they sot4ietirnes s trug
would at thldr request
givo hut
at
tt
le;
orget the wr .ng
their life. Yes, fo get!
the only Ething thl t (16
forget --pardoned 1. ansg
11 Z1IV
Dletni
11 tie
ind
.res,
'wil
aid/
best nieni
nuenery;
ha 0 trans
eternity s
That pasti s comp]
memory. lie decl
and their -iniqt4tie,
no more.',
What (14 the Bib
liturgics Mean wli
descended:, into he
ry in th
nd he r
)feed in •
ve one 1
that his soul left his sa
awhile •t.nlel went
• sort' of tn. ral nigh
• its great -door-, an
of captiVi
:that wou
.world's b
an ()tern
belt of di
into hints' df, and,
ed -deatl1 and h
Oalllfif up, axing a
rescue f o will
slowly, .cad it
with tear-, "He de
Ho kneiv vhat kin
get, for e changine
for * B h ehem ca
dared Ul and eau
trolls' veal iple in
interested love.
Yea, it ;was in
1 There is ucti hun
nothing', oth beg
of money, .nothing
ing of hut illation,
ovement
()ten
, and
1 lift
y, and fall, th
d have ( 041u
Lek., and wept
• sacri
Inc indi natiO
Itavis
11, c
hiev
ccept-
olem
cend
of T
oeleS
.avan
th
11 thr
pensive in
ever made wa,p thi0 expo
tory. It ; ost the life
put, the throne 1 Gce.
ment. It set, the iniver
made 013 ipoten e woe
and shudder. Itt axed
of the idlest cf all
meant an elk: forces det
fOrces demoniac. It put
into sitar! collist n -on
save, a.no, her ; to eSist
to destroy. It eht rged
and rang vith th belt
man and liabolic tate.
',edition ;of love eon
t
od wo Ide
' hale falten,.and
Id have motted into su-
nd sin wou1c have for-
nd Mercy would
dead-. The tears
nartee of the,hea-
art, ,o the infinite
he 0 dhead went
St,'014
an lo
f fat]
of se
Du t
that
0
11
151
re
11
,d
0
1)
throne of i
spractiannac-vy7
ever triu
have been forever
and blood of the
vens were only EL
eXpense, t which
! when it p •oposed save the World.
Now, th. only fair thil g for human
hearts Ito do is ti echo backthat
soverei n • love. Y ou and I have
stood iji ountain • US re ions where,
uttering one, di. Una l'word, the
echoes ivo ld conn back with a re-
sonance tar (ling and captivating,
warts there should
heave )s responses
cont inued,. Let
its st)Ile of pay-
heavenl, love .No more
y lances by, hammers; no
tent by 'owe on the cheek
ging qn ths back, and
mobs, lut pa 'ment in ar-
oul, in ltrUo s mender of
love to he Ocd that made
Christ who ansorned us
to by regen-
us all over
the Helles-
Which Hero
f her tower
esponts of
not breast
e torch of
the , tower
Let love of
o God clasp
ye dissatise
who roam
✓ happiness
t try 1 this
d as a e3o1lace and inspir-
eternal etfisfa tion? When
s crossit d 'sea in car -
water wias. L) be found,
and be St We c perishing
st.. Al ng the way were
th bones 'f ; car vans that
)ce led. There wet e harts or
in, the kin Is! pro -ession, and
e (new th dr! Rem scent for
nd cried o it,I "Le loose the.
•r reindce !"I It was done,
s >one w rel thes creatures
han th ler I wen scurrying
di ectiOns o king for water
ound it, a.ed the king and
a an = WOIC stored, and the
.ro le pn sqa-ae' tablets the,
h ih he h• dirtied some 111110
As the art spa.ateth aft er
or brook. , e3o: panteth my
r thee, 0 lett"
and from 11 ,our 1
sound unto the
glorious and lon
the world change
ment for
payment 11
more pay
and -scoll
hooting o
dors • of
heart and
us and th
and the ethernal smritwi
era ting Plower i akes
again.
Leander swam acros
pent guid d by th light
the fair h ,k1 from One
windows, and wh t Hel
earthly st uggle e n we
as long. a. we can see tl
divine lov held, out, ;froi
wiudowsf the ing!
God to us land our hive
,hands t,h s MIMI{ e. 0
fled and Stressed steels,
the world over too ing f
and findin none, ‘174Y
•lovo 'of 0
ati on and
-a king w
_avail, no
and man
from hi
.etrewn
.ha.d pr
reindeer
some o
water
harts
and it.
loosene
in all
and soo
his ea
.king N
• Ord1-1
before,
the INia
soul aft
•
'SCRO ULA. .
Thoie b. Suffer Irrona It Are Liable
b Coney ruiptaou -
At the ptesent dre. ehysic.ans- no lon-
ger rego rd scrof Pr. a Listinet
dis-
('ase. hut t c term 1. etill tis el in an in-
definite WII, to desie tale Iti c presence of
enlarged gli nds in the !nee' and a tend -
envy to clue nic intim 'Mations in the kkin
! and eincous membrin
• The !yelp nit ic gla 111. iti (10- neck are
prone 10 en urge on ve'ry sili, ht provnea-.
thni. It is ,.otntrunt, fur example, to find
the elnut s newath I te!jaw swollen as a
resLitt of irr tit don fr int 0 de 'eyed tooth,
O canker. ore or any, other alinorimil
ondition ..111 the 6601111, hut 1 he swelling
hi email en. es IS trenaient and
subsides vi Of the
cause,- Not en, h'. 'r, r "SiTall-
-lens" gland, . , Thee., pernmeently
ritilarged; il'Pitapat s ,wly I.:ere:Laing in
417.0,
They n .o mt fir •t linrd, led liter beeorne
Fort, -fl r el.;•,•4y 1.n1t(t ban :4 in the in-
terior, and eti!v Need: down, giv-
ing boot() to E. ehroaie (Heeled -ape, whieli is
d 1 y ap 111 sightly scarring of
the neck.
'1'he (1144011 -0 le the same 1 s constrinp-
tion, the se t of t.P.t tubmcdosis being
the glands in the aeck ins' eatl of the
mugs. it is not in itsete orIegerotts 10
life, but its presence indicates that the
sufferer is v tInerable to tuberculosis and
is conseque tly a candidate for con-
sumption tut ems preventive treatment is
at once mid rtakee.
This prev ettive satment Is mainly
twofold -go d food and fresh air an(1
sunlight. T le child, for children are the
usual suffer Ts from "serofulous neek,"
should have an abundance of nourishing,
well cooked food and should be encour-
aged to eat a little at a time and often
I rather than to take the ordinary three
large meals day. Plenty of butter and
; cream shout enter into the dietary, and
I cod liver oil may be taken with advan-
tage if it do s not disturb the appetite or
the digestion.
Summer a d wintea the patient Amid)]
spend most of the day in the open air
(schooling e n wait) and at night mu .t
sleep with.. e windows wide open. Sim -
shine is ini cal to the tubercle bacillus,
811(1 a vulne 'able person should be in if
as much as ossible.
If the glut ds In the 'leek begin to Ref -
ten, it is teneraily advisable to have
them remov d, for if this is not done
they will fi tally break down and dis-
charge, and the resulting scarswill be
much more onspicuous then those that
would have yen left after the cutting of
the glands. -esides, there is always dan-
ger of the d sense spreading to the lungs
or other par s of the body so long as the
tuberculous glands are allowed to re-
main.-Yout 's Companion.
TH
A Queer C
Secret
Apropos o
tells a story
"A n ber
was called 1
inent in on
mense oak •
'John bayo
sale in Savaunale and the owner knew
that the dtawer was released by push-
ing a wire 'nto a -small hole in the wood-
work, but fir some reason the mechanism
stuck and ouldn't be made to perste.
worked it the thing for a wit le day,
but made o progress. The wir would
go in for a certain distance, and there it
seemed to ncounter some obstac e. The
lame1 wns perfectly plain, and thee were
evidently o auxiliary springs or slides,
so I mune o the -conclusion that the lock
I was breke 1 and that the drawer could
only be re loved by taking out the whole
"side of the case. The gentleman was un-
willing for me to do that, and the matter
rins accor Ingle", dropped.
"Some fi •e later on 1 hired an old Bel-
2gian who ame to the shop looking for
work, and one day I chanced to mention
the booke se and my failure to get out
the &nivel He listened attentively, ask --
a uumb,r of questions about the con-
struction 1 the case and finally surpris-
ed me by declering that he could solve
the proble 11. He was so earnest about
It that I wrote the gentleman a note, end
be imuiedi tely invited us to come to the
house. T1 e moment the old Belgian saw
the booker se he began to chuckle. Then
he pulled a small horseshoe magnet out
of his poc et and pressed one of the legs
on a spot about halt an inch above the
little hole in the panel. At the same
time he p shed in a wire and, presto! out
value the rawer. The device was ridic-
ulously si nple. It seemed there was a
little stee catch inside that obstructed
the wire N 'hen it was in rest. The mag-
net raised it the thickness of a card, and
the wire hereupon released the spring
that controlled the drawer.
"The Belgian told me that the 'mag-
netic lock,' as it was called, was invent-
ed by a man in Lyons, and at the outset
a good many of them were put into dif-
ferent pi& es of furniture. They were
soon disc rded, however, because they
were so 11 ble to get out of order. More-
over, the could always be opened by
turning t e article upsido down, but
that, of c urse, was impractical in the
casd I h ve described. I have run
across -a ood many queer contrivances
for fastening secret drawers in my life,
but I alw ys thought that one deserved
the palm for eninhined ingeerdee end
simplicity. '•
MAGNETIC LOCK.
ntriva.nee For Pasteninzz
Drawers In Cabinet/.
secret drawers, a gunsmith
that is well worth repeating.
of years ago," he says, "I
to open tt..private compart-
of the side walls of au itn-
ookcase in a house near St.
. It had been -.bought at a
•
8
"Where
mended.
"My de
court in S
man need.
porary ab
hour."
"Oh, it
"Well, I'd
Francisco
the court
stick up f�
better go a
better do.
house?"
"No, my
and then .
truth.
Annabell
with that
Arabell
ing, 1 alw
The first
brunn, the
Austrian e
the "flying
lit the Difference,
were you last night?" she de-
r," he replied pleasantly, "a
n Francisco has decided that a
ot explain to his wife a tem-
ence from home until a late
has, has it?" she retorted.
like to know what the San
ourt has to say about it. IS
our wife? If you're going to
the old court that way, you'd
d marry it; that's what you'd
Is the court running this
dear," he answered meekly,
L•te teld her -about half the
Keeps Company.'
Do you still keep company
ohnson?
Yes: when I know he is com-
ys have some one else in the
levator was made at Schoen -
the summer residence of the
perer, in 1760. It was called
bair."
The num er of languages and dialects
spoken in t • e world amounts to 8,064.
•
-Young an (courting on the stair to his
sweetheart) "Will you marry me,Jeanie?"
Jeanie. -.-"N', I won't." Young man -
"Why, what's the matter, Jeanie?"
Jeanie (blusb'ng)--" Oh, we'll leave that to
the minister. -
ErBeirr Sal&
Fit; Enritations.
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come into
bounds; un
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pop-a1an:1; by leaps and
tl,t vales are enor-
ria:Ais,. far sur-
1,:-..Fing those ol
;Any nervp_ r,• -
s t r 11 tiVi5 -I
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AS a eonr.e-
gur-nee of this
phenomenal SU''.
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if you want Christmas present
billing novelty, quality and eleganc
trouble in selecting something that
In Shoes, Overshoes;Rubbers a
be they large or small, with the mo
Our entire stock is made up of the
like lightning at th R prices we now
cheap, and it is a olid fact that we
Our No. 2 stoic in Smith's old
can buy gods at lees than wholesal
on the dollar, and WO will give our
how satisfactory Ohristmas shoppin
Richardson &
Whitney Corner Store and
that will prove thf-ir worth in use, cam-
, visit our store'where you will have, no
ill please eiTherold or young.
d Fancy Slippers, we will meel, yottr wants,
t suitable prewats at the fairest prices.
loicest selections and latest styles, that sell
sk. SV e want to sell you reliable goods
ill do it if you give 118 a &lance.
stand, is tha only place in town where you
pricys. We bought the stock at a low rate
ustomers the benefit. Conte in alel Ece
can be made.
cinnis' Two Stores,
Smith's old stand, under the cloek,
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1. sig:ned havo.
Concession 5, 17!
bulls from the h
months okl, ripa
superior animal.:
me° I, lumber PI
have risawitt,
are recenntnendie
made for stock el
delis 0.
SALE.-
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§
the IILW3
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awe'. One
other has a nick
givIrg inferenati
libersily rewi
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21. Auctionee
Poltb. :Being
understanding ]
merits, pleas lar
prices. ChaVel
tit DO pay. All
at Lot 58, Coe
ttfrenvIed to.
110 PM BIM
tee Lot 20,1
a thoroughbred
bred TOMO=
be adlnitted t�
el service, or $
rpo STOCE81
J. horn bull,
removed from .
man to the pr
will be kept
futtber notice
serviee a fiat
0. "
rtAB.Id FOR 5,
olia 6, Stanley,
d bush and ti
e land is fl•sisr
Plenty et good is'
eold cheap and el
particulars to
VAX)! FOES
Stanley,co
good state of old
stone house, jr
01 bonito -and ill
water vrell. Bi
and creek, good
maple grove.
ITER/IERT If.
WARM IN ST -
E and South
containing 160a
state of oultivat
with cellar, ban
pen, .stave silo,
the baoko1 the
schools end in
and 0 miles fro
or address THO
KEAT
- Wholes
Lumber,
Our lumber
and Pine, bein
Red Cedar Skil
your bills, you
fectorliy. agr
H.
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Bull
gowl,
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and
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the
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and $
HAVING ptI
The
trust, by
supplying s
price, to me
the late firm
Will pay
dressed pou
low,
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