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THE HITROB .EXPOSITOR
JULY 121 190
REAL ESTATP. FOP. RALE.
aen Will buy a geed 7 -roomed bon 0, pleasalt-
ee e',1-reftf ly situated in See'erth, Almost nee,.
Good hard and of water. Apply ta 803TT
Bit0a,,Settforth, 1711 tf
CIOR SALE -The honse anti grounds belonging to
✓ the tete S. G. MetlaUghey, earner of Church and
Ventre streets, Seaforth. The property will be sold
'cheap- and on °my terms.- F. HOLMESTED,
forth. 17344f
TSIPORTANT NOTICE. -Far Bale in Hills Green,
on the (or e: of Parr Line, In the Village of
Hine Green. tete and ore fifth of ao acre of land for
; gr ot frame house 30x20, frame stable and good
wk11, or tale or rent; will be sold cheep. Apply to
MRS. MARGARET MAGAS, Hilla Green P. 0.,
Ont. 1751 tf
-Dm SALE IN SEA.FORTEE.-On the corner of
✓ E izabeth and Isabella street& Jarvis team ,
a frame house,. 222! with 2 beiroems, 2 closets,
pantry. aittine room, and a good kitchen and wood•
tilted fatally& There is a smell garden with fruit
trees, and good water on the plaoe. The above
will be 811.1 cheap by epplt itg to W. KEMP, on the
pace, or Boa 65, Statorth P. 0. 1750x4
TAARM IN STANLEY FOR SALE.-Forsale Lot 11
E and South halt of Let 12, Concession 4, Stanley,
°outlining 150-ecres, 90 acres cleared anti in a fair
stete of cultivation. There is &frame dwelling heuse
with cellar, bank barn with • stone stabling, stone pig
pen, stave silo, two good wells else a deer runs at
the back of the farm. It is convenient to ohurchee,
schools and markets, being 3 miles from Bruoefield
and 0 miles from Seeforth. Apply on th i premises
o addres THOMAS GESIMELL, Brucefield.
1722tf
TIARII IN HAN FOR SALE. -For (tele, Lit 25,
it Concession 6, Par Line, Hay, containing 100
acres. 95 mores cleared, well underdrained anti fen-
ced, There is a large beck !louse with good collar,
goodhare, frame stabling, pig pen, 3_ mores of oreh-
ard, 2 wells and cistern. This is a No. 1. farm, well
eitusted for markets, churches, wheel and Post
Office, and will be sold reasonably. Apply on the
premiseteer ad iresstliti. WM. CURRY, Hills Green,
Ontario. 17394f
D' PROPERTY ESTRABLE IN SEA,FORTII FOR
SALE.-Beatitifully eitusted on Centre Street
adjoining Beattie's tirove. There are two lots planted
with the choicest ot fruit trees of all kinds and
shrub& A frame house, stone cellar underneath, the
whole house, a sitting room, dining room, summer
and winter kitchens and four bedrooms, hard and
soft water. It is one of the most pleasantly twitted,
sonefortabIe and convenient residences in Set -;rt
and will be sold cheap, Apely to 30SItill WAT-
SON, Seaforth. 17004f
"'MEM IN HIBBERT FOR SALE. -For sale, West
X half of Lrt 23, on the 6th Col:tension et
Hibbert, containing 60 acme, more or less. all
cleared and in a good stet° of oultivatioe. Thom
are good fences, and It is well underdrained. Thera
are on the premises a good frame barn and stable,
log house and frame kitchen. There is also plenty
of water on the biekg and front of the farm ; else a
good orehard, It is convenient to schools. ehurchet
and post °Mee. Apply to WILLIAM BURKE, Pro.
prietor, or to St. Golumban P. 0. 175 Istf
MURK IN HULLETT FOR SALE. -For sato
E cheap, the East half ot Let 7, Conrteleion 0,
conteleing 50 acres, nearly all cleared, w t feenced,
underdrained with tile, and in a good stet& of
cultivation. There is a good frame h sus Id barn;
piente ot watereand a gobd orchaed of a"einds of
truit. It is within a rude and a half of th Allege of
Constance. The proprietor desires to set more
tend. Apply on the premises, or address tienstence
P. 0. JAMES McGILL. 17514f
-Dalai FOR• SALE. -For sale that very desirable
ju farm on the Mill Road, Tuokersmith, adj dotter
the vlilage of Eginondville, ft contains 97 twee,
tioarly all oleared and in a goed state of cultivation,
and well underdraiued. There Is a comfortable
briok cottsge and goad barns, with root cellar aud
outbuildines. The buildings are situsted near the
centre of the farm and on the Min Real. Tt is *ell
watered, and plenty of soft water in the kitshen.
It is resaveniently eitietted tor church a td school
and within a mile and a half of Seaferth. Will be
sold cheap and on essy tonna of pep:neat. Apply
to the preprietor, ROBERT FANSON, Seaforth.
174841
'LURK FOR SALE. -For sale the farm of the late
r .0aorge Brown. Lot 3,- Concession 6, Hullett,
conteiniag 100 awes, of whit% about 90 acres are
cleared and in a good etate of culttvation, the
ba'ancegOed hard wood. There it a new twe-story
brick Isouse, with furnace, lire and soft water end
all modern cmventeaees. There is a lerge bank
ham, with stone stabling, shsep hems, implement
house and all other neeessare out headlines. There
are two geed wells and a flawing (Triage A geed
orchard. There are abut 70 mama Beeded to grass.
It is within three quarters of a nallei from the vellaae
of. Constance, where are steeps. soheol, cherches,
arc. Apply to the undersigned, Constance P. 0.
GEORGE STEPHENSON, Exoeutor. 1741
ARM IN HAY TOWNSHIP roe.- SALE. -,For
sale, Lot 22, on the North Boundary of Hay
Townelaip. This farm contains 103 acres, 85 aorta
cleared, the rest good hardwoed bush. It la wefl un-
derdreined and fenced. There is a goadT atone home
with a No. 1 stetter .- large bank barn I implement
ailed; sheep house 70x75, with first-ola-s stabling
and root utter underneath; a good orchard •, 2 eocd
wells and cistern. There is 12.} acres of fall wheat
sowed on a rich follow, well reanured ;40 &area
seeded down recently, the root in good shape for
crop. This Is a No. 1 farm, well _stbuated foe
markets, ehnrchea, schools, poste office, etc., and
will he sold reasonably. Apply on the premises, or
addreea R013ERT N. DOUGLAS,Blake,0011.1668vei
TIARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -For sale or to
X. rent, Lot 20, Bayfled Reed No.th, Steele:,
oontaining 134 acres, 125 tkeie3 oleared and in it gJod
state (.1 cultiettion, the balance is god hardwotd
bush. The farm is well underdrainei and a ell
feaced. There ia a good b iok house. tw ) rood
barnand ether entbuildings. Plenty of hard aeti
soft w ter. Tao acres of choice tui t t-esa. Thi
excellent laarn is within a quarter of a aid t. tit Varela,
where there ia a postoffice, schools, churches, etc.,
and* miles of Brucetleld station. It is in a west
deeirable loaation, in the bett farming section of
Huron Will be sold on reasonable terms, or will bo
rented for a t, u of years it net seal by rteptember
10. Fir further particulars app`y to S. A.
MOFFAT, Varna. 175041:.
FARu. IN STANLEY FOR SALE -For sale, Let
9 and the west half of Lot 8, on the 12th conces-
sion, or Brewton Line, of Stanley. This -farm con-
tains 150 acres, ell of whi:kh Is (timed, except 1 •
acres. It is in a state of first -pleas oulivation, w
fenced and all underdrained,mostly with tile. Teem
is a large frame dm/Aline house as good 113 new, with
good cone foundation and cellar, large bank barn
with stone stsbling underneath, and numerous othar
buildings, Inaludieg It large pig hews. • Two good
orchards of choice fruit, also nice shede and orna•
menttl trees. There are two pp-ing creeka running
through the farm, and plenty of good wane: all the
year retied ithout pumping. It le well situeted far
markets, churches, schco's, post oill'e, etc, and good
gravel roo.ea leading from it In all direetions. Il ia
within view of Lek% fluren, ant the beats Gen he-
lmet' essolog nee and down from Mae house. This is
one cf the h ett etilaped farina in tbe curity, and
will he oa deo tonna. a 4 the proprietor vs 'tits to
retire on ae went of 111 hesith. Anpiv en the pre ni-
trss, or address Biake P. 0. JOHN DUN'S. 174 tt
XCookiCotton Itoot Compound
Is successfully used monthly by over
)
ieCOLadies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
your druggist for Cook's Getty. Reel Com-
posed. Take no °filer, as all Mixtures, pills and
.,, asthma are dangerous. Frio., No. 1. $1 per
box No. 9.10 degrees stronger,$8 per box. No.
1 or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two 1.cent
stamps. The Cook Company Windsor, Ont.
PP -Nos. i and 2 sold and recommeaded by all
responsible Druggists in Canada.
:n See nth by Alex. Wilson, j.S.IRel.efti and
I. V. Fear, drueeiste.
The Neviiiiarness
.. MAKER..
ilavakg parehased the Harneaa Shop and
bueiness of Mr. John Ward, 1 solicit the
patronage of all the old customers, ana vete
entee them and all new ones the best of
workmanship and material. Always on
hand a full line et
HARNESS , SADDLES
WHIPS TRUNKS
VALISES ETC., ETC.
Prices right and satisfaction guaranteed.
.‘1
Give me a• ealh
ANDREW OKE, Seaforth.
WARD'S OLD STAND. _ ' 173e-tf
AN ITEM OF INTEREST.
Fenn loses taken at lowest rates'; pat ments to
itlitt borrower, satiefaction guaranteed ; all corre-
spondence cheerfully answered. ABNER COSENS,
Wingham, Ont. Office -At corner of Minnie and
Frarlea streets; every Saturday all day. 1667
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A Sermon of Co gratulation to
the O. E: As ociation.
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THE GROWTH OF CHRISTIANITY
The Christian 411eligion • IS • Mightier To-
day Than It Ever Was Before -Ins -
fidelity Is Not Half So Blatant in Into
Present Day as It Was in the Days of
Our Fathers.
•
Washington, July 7e-A1theiugh Dr.
Talmage was hinderiA from attending
the great . ammo], meeting of the
ChriStian Endeavor 'Society at • Cin-
cinnati, his sermon shows hina to lea
in 'sympathy with the great. movea
ment; text, Amos ix, 13, '13ehold the
days come, saith the Lord,. that th.e
plowman shall.oxi;ert ake the reaper.'
Unable becattse' of other important
duties to accept the invitation to
lake part in the ;great convention of
Christian Endeavorers at Cincinnati,
begun last week,. I preach a sermon
of congratulation for all the members
of that ma, gnifieent association, whe-
ther _ now gathered in vast. asseme •
blage or belie, in their places of
usefulness, ftra!tesatlankie and cleat
d. -
1.
lantic, anas it is now'haryest ime
in the fields and sickles are fiaseing
;
in the gathering of a great crop, I
find mighty. iruggestiveness in; my
text. .1
It is a picture of a; tropical clime,
with a season eir prosperous that -the
harvest reacheis e•lear over to ; the
planting time, and the swarthy )3.11S -
bondman, busy cut ting the graila;
al-
niost feelS the breath of the hOrses
on his .shouidera, the horses hit-Ched
to the plow, preparing for a. !nide
a-rop. "Behold the' days come, sa.ith
the Lord, that th- plowman fhall.
overtake the reaper." • When is that?
That is now. That is this day. Nilien
hardly have you done reaping ;one
harvest of relig (Sus result than .; the
plowman is getting ready for anoth-
er.
'
In phraseology charged:with all
venom ands ab tee and caricatare I
know that • infidels and agnas t i cs have*
declared that christianite't has !col-
lapsed: that the Bible is an obscilete
book; ahtit the Chrirdian Church ia on
the retreat. 1 shall answer that
wholesale charge to -day.
Between 3,000,000 and 4,000,000
Endeavorers sworn before high hea-
ven that they will do all they can to
take America, for God, Europe; for
-Clod, Asia and Africa. for God -are
not the signs most cheering? Or., to
turn to the agricultural figure of my
text, more than a 'million reap-
ers are overtaken by more than a
million plowmen. Besides this, there
are more people who believe in the
Bible than at any time .in the world's
existence. An Arab guide .was lead-
ing a French infidel across the des. -
ere, and ever .and anon the; Arab
guide would get- 'clown in the Sand
and pray to the Lord. It dis,gusted
the French infidel, and after awhile,
as the Arab got up from one of; his
prayers, the infidel said, "How do
you know therals any God?" And
the Arab guide said: "How do 1.
know that a. man. and a Camel pass-
ed by our tent last night? I know
it by the footprint in the sand. And
you want toknow how I know whe-
ther there is any God? Look at the
sunset. Is that the footstep of a
man?" And by -the- same process
you and I have come to understand
that; this book is the footstep of
God.
But 'now let us see whetherthe
book is a last .year's almanac, ' Let
us see whether (he Caurch of GOd is
a Bull Run . retreat, muskets, - can-
teens and haversacks st re Ve ing all the'
way. The • great English historian;
Sharon Turner, a Man of vast learn-
ing and great aehuracy, not a clergy-
man, but an attorney as Well as a
historian, , gives this overwhelming
statistic in regard to Christianity
and in regard to ti, e namberi of Chris-
tians in the different centuries: Ira
the ,first century "500,000, Christians,
in the second : Century 2,000,000
-Christians, in the third century 5,-
000,000- . Christians,- in the fourth
century 10.000,00-0 Christians, in the
10011 century 15,000,600 Christians,
in the six century 20,c90,000 Ohris-
tians, in the *seventh century 21,-
000,000 Caristittas, - in. the eighth
century 30,000,000 Caristiaus, in the.
ninth century 40,000,000' Christians,
in the teuth century 50,000,000
Christians, in the eleventh century
70,000,000 Christ ians, in the taself1h
century 80,000,000 Christians, •in the
thirteenth centary 75,000,000 Chris-
tians, in the fourteenth century '80,-
000,000 Christians, in tae fifteenth
cent ury' 1 00.000,000 -Christians, in
the' . sisteent h etint ure- -125,000,000
Christians, in the seventeenth century
1 55,000,000. Christiana, iti the eigh-
t 'til 11 century 200, 000, 000 fea riss •
tians-a decadence, as you observe, in
o-nly one century, and teem. t hu
matte up in the followinie cint tti iest
while it ie the usual computation
that there levee at the cloai of the
nieehatult eent ury 470,000,000 (Atria
tians, making its to believe that be-
fore this century is closed the in
nitan will have started its boom and
lift ed its hosanna.
ianity! What a Laity•11
hest nO 'friends! flow lonesome it.
must be! Who. will take it out of
t he poorhouse? Poor Christ iani 1 y !
Four hundred millions in , one cen-
tury. In a few weeks of this year
2,500,000: copies of the. New Testa-
ment, distributed. Why, the earth is
like an old castle with 20 gates and
a park of artillery ready to thunder
down every gate. See howheathera
done is being surrounded and honey-
combed arid •at tacked by this all
conquering gospea. At the beginning
al the nineteenth century 150 misa
sionat-ies: al. the close of that century
8,1,000 missionaries and nal
ivn help-
ers and evangelists, - At the begin-
ning of the nineteenth century there
were only 50,000 converts. •1N ow
sitet•e are . over 1;000,000 conVer le -
ft om heathendom. .
You all know -that, an heetortant
work of an tuany is- t6 plant the hat-
tories2 Its may take many (lays t
plant the batteries, and they may do
alt. the work in ten minutes. These
gospel batteries are being planted
all along the seacoasts and in all
nations. It may 1,E1.kg a, g004 While
to ' [nom tnem, Linn tney may dol all
their 'work in one day. They ill.
Nations are to be born in a day. lI3ut
Just come back to Christendom land.
recognize the fact that . during '1 the
;last ten years as many people ave
connected themselves with cyan ell -
cal churches as connected themse ves
with the churches in the first . ty
years of last century. So Cl Hs-
tianity is falling back, and the B ble,
they say, Is becoming an obs lete
book. I go into a,•court, and w ler-
ever I find ' a; . judge's bench r a
clerk's; --desk; I find a Bible. Upon
what' book coal(' there be tittered the
solemnity of an oath? 'What book is
apt ;to be put in the trunk of the
young inan ElEf he leaves for city
Me? The Bible. What shall I find in.
,nine .out of every ten homes in this
city? The Bible. In ;nine out of every
ten homes in- Chris t eadom? The
Bibin. Voltaire wrote the prophecy
that the Bible in the nineteenth cen-
tury would become extinct, The cen-
Ailey is gone, and I have to tell you
that the room in which Voltaire
wrote that prolpheey ,not long ago
was crowded from floor to ceiling
with Bibles- from Switzerland.. -
You may talk about the church
teeing a collktion of hypocrites, but
when the diphtheria sweeps your
children off whom do you staid for?
°Pile ; postmaster, the attorney -gen-
eral, the hotel keeper, alderman.? No.
You send for a, 'minister of- this Bible
religion. Aid if you have not a
room in our house for thebse-
in,
quies, what -building do you se ect?
Do you say, e"a i tot me the ft est
viola . in the. hotel?" Do you isay,
"Give rne that theatre?" .Do you ;ay,
"Give me that putsliel building W -"ere
1 recta lay my dead ftir,a little sthi1c
With we say a prayer Over it,?" No,
. You say, "Give us the Irouse of
Goch" And if there is a song to be
Si nig -at the obeequiee, *hat do you
want? What does anybody want? The
" larsaillaise firma?" "God Save
0 e King?" No. They want the hymn
w th which they sang their old Chris
, -
ti in mother tato her last- sleep, Or
'Ll•ey want sung the Sabbath school
.hs ain- which their little girl sang [he
la •t Sabbath afternoon she was. out,
!)clat-a she got that awful sickness
W -deli- broke your heart. I appeal to
yc ur counaon liense.' You know the
meet endearing institution on earth,
, the most 'miniar institution on
earth Lo' -day, is the church of the
L rd Jesus Christ. A man is a fool
that does nol recognize it. ,
ahe itefidels say: "There , is great
lit ert y now for. infidels:, ,freedom of
platform. Infidelity shoats. ita power.
• fr nn the fact. that le is everywhere
to 1 ended, and it can .Say what it
W 11." Why, me friends, infidelity is
net half at) blatant in our day as it
•w Is- in the days of our fathers. Po-
p u knoNa thaf in the days . of our
fa hers there • were _pronounced inli-
tI ls ,iii public dulhority-, and they
co dcl get any political position? Let
a man, to -day cechu•e himself antag-
ea ink!. to the tarietian religion, and
w tar . City wants ' him for mayor;
\a tat state Witt: ts- luta for governor;
ev at nation wants hint for president
or for king? L'et a man openly pro-
cl that himself the c netny of our glor-
it) is Christi -ruddy, and he cannot g -et.
a majority of N. ot es' in any state, in
:try city, -in n sy country, in . any
w )rd of- Amalie t..
rho Christian religion is mightier
lc -day than it ever was. Do you
ti ink that. such it scene could be en -
tic teed now as was,tmacted in , -tbe-
dt ys of ISobespierre, when a shame -
le -5 woman was eke -anal to the dig-
nity of ts goddess and carried 10 a
ge idea chair to a cathedral where
in.ense was burned to her and peo-
ple bowed down before her as a di -
•vi 'e being, she taking the place of;
tae Bible and Clod; while in the i Icor-
ri lor of that cathedral were enacted'
such -scenes of lrunkenness and de-
b lathery as *ha I never before been
* Lnessed? Do you think 8=1 ,a
thing could pos ibly occur. in 0 nis-
teldom to -day' No. The police of
W shin -ton, or of New York, r of
Paris would swop etpon- it, I 1 now
a good deal of talk
One infidel can r Eike
g eat excitemen., blit. I can tell
y(11 on what principle Hai's. It Is on
ti e principle hat if a man jumps
, o erboard fron. an oceaa liner he
mtkes more ex itement than al the
5( 0 who stay on teoard. But the
faet that he jumps overboard does
ii t, stop the ship. Does that reek
tl. e 500 passengers? It, makes • 'reat
e citenaent d -hen a man jumps roth
th lecturing platform , or fron the
pt lpit into infidelity, but does that
Map the Bible or the church rom
carrying millions of ;passengers to
tla shores of eternal :safety.
rites(' opponents say -tat se eace
I .
. is overcomma religion in our 'day.
; They. look through the spectacl s of
LI e infidel scientist, and they say:
"In is impossible that- this b-ook be
trate. People are finding it out. The
II fele has got to go oyerboand. Sci-
ence . is going to 1 brow it wer7
ard," . Do you •elieve that the
ble account of th origin of tile
11 be overthrown by infidel scien-
ts Who have 50 ifferent tfhy;
heiri:s
out the origin of ife? I
solid ph Icenx
entiment and
s Carisi it nity
in idelity makes
in our guy.
;bc
-13
w
/ ti.
at
; should,. all come up i
al - agreeing on One
O 0 .theory, perhae
m ght -be damaged', -bet there a re not
so many differences - 1 .opinion in-
si e -the church s outside t he
ehurch. .011, it makes me sick st see
tiles) literary fops g ring along with
a copy of Dainvie. um (v one arm And
a eaSe of traneexed rasshoppers,and
bt tetertlierit tinder ate) other telling
al out ;the "serviva of the fittest"
as- d liaxlev's 'trot oplesm and the ne-
. bi lar ; bypot haa is ! Th , fact is the t
some' naturalists jest as soon as
thee find out the di ereaee • bet Veen
th r. feelers. of . a wasp and the horns
of a beetle .begin to patronize the
Alutighty, while' gassiz, glorious
.A aesiz, who never- nade anv pre -
ix tsion . - to being a Christian, puts
fo etii his feet on the. dei.ci rine of evil-
liii ion and says:, "I see, that many
-
of the naturalists f our day . are
a'opting. facts whir). do. not 'hear ob-
se •vat ion or has e - ot .passed under
o servation. These mon warring
w th each ' other- aarwin warring
.ftearnat Latnarch, Vallace warring
`avian* Cope, even Herachel 's de-
n uncing Frgason.' They do • not.
a, ee on embryology„ do net agree
or -the gradation of the species."'
Tet•e these infidel acient ists have
paneled themselves- as a jury to
dcid this trial be .weon In fi deli t y,
th plaintiff,' . and A hristianity, the
dejfendant, and after being out for
ce tellies they eome'i te render their
er4rd i et . G en tlemeu f t he jury, have
y n agreed -on •a v rdict? No, no.
fri, en --go back for an ther 500 years
ad 'deliberate and gree on some-.
*P&L' Til.erP it ;lot o, Poor m1sora-
,1
•
Die Wretell in the ctty prison to -mor-
row that could be condemned by a
jury iths4 did not agree on the ver-
dict, land yet you expect us to give
up (air glorious Christianity to
. please these men who cannot agree
on anything. Ah, my friends, the
Church of Jesus Christ instead of
falling back is on the advance. I am
certain it is on the advance. I see
the glittering of the swords; I hear
the tramping of the troops; I hear
the thundering parks of artillery. 0
God, I thank thee that I have been
permitted to see this day of thy LH-
. umph, this day of the confusion of
thine enemies! 0 Lord God, take
thy word from thy thigh and ride
forth to the victory!
And then I 'find another most en-
couraging thought in the fact that
the secular printing press and the
pulpit seem harnessed in the same
team for the proclamat ion 'Of the -gos-
pel. Every -banker in this capiSal to-
morrow, every Wall street banker to-
morrow, in New York, every State
1. street ba ker to -Morrow in Best=
every -,Th rd street banker to-mOrrow
in Philo elphia, every banker in the
United Sates and every merchant
will have in his pocket, a treatise on
Christian y, 10, 20 or 30 passages
of Script re in the: reporlis of ser-
mons , preT ched throughout the • land
to -day, t will be so in Chicago, so
in New 0 leans, so in Charlet-Ohm, so
in Boston, so in Philadelphia, SO in
Cineirtnat , so everywhere. I know
the tract societies are doing a grand
and giori us work, but I- tell you
there' ; is n� -power on earth to -day
equal ;to he fact that the American
printinge rrees is tak ing up the ser-
mons whi
*hundred
• and -o Itl
evenia
millio
Thor
n idea
people
gettin
osoph,
say it
'h ;are preached to a few
or a• few thousand people, •
nday morning and Monday
s altering that truth to the
you have noticed a more sig -
et if you have .talked with
on thesubject, that they are
r
-disgusted with worldly phil-
1.15.4 matter of comfort. They
r
does not amount to anything
when . you have a dead child in the
Thy tell you when they were
id the door of the future seem -
(mei g the only comfort they
Ind was the gospel. , People
demonstrated all over. the
science and philosophy can -
the troubles and woes of
and they want some other
nd they are taking Chris -
he only symnathetic reli-
ever came into the world.
ake a scientific consolation
room 'where a mother has
child: Try in that case
did doctriue of the, "aur-
a' fittest." 'Pell her that
15e -cause it was not worth
as ninth als the other children. That,
is yo
,lust
house.
Sid( a
ed
C ould
•are havin
'land t
not s
the sec
religio
tranite
gion
You jt
'into t
lost.
y our pier
ViVal f t
child died
eat
lace
rld,
sat
st
tat
er
r "survival of the fittest."
fry your transcendentalism,
your 1 hil sophy, your s,cience, . on
. that ,ido ved soul, and tell her it,
was '11. geological necessity that her.;
compa 1.01 .ehoirld be taken away
from • ea aist as in the course of the
World'. hi 'tory the, megatherium and,
the ichthe °Saurus had .to pass out
of exi ten e, and, then you go on in I
your sr ient ifie ' consolation un -al
t il -ou get (0 the sub-
lime fa t • that 50;000,000
years; rot rioter. We ourselves Iliay be
acienti lc. epecimens on the geologic
shelf, ettified speennens of an ex-
tinct hut 11.111 race. And after. you
•have go - all .through with your
econsol tio if the poor tan iCted
soul iseno craeted by it, we will send
forth - o any of our churches the
plaitIe. .1 0 iristion we have and With
one h. lf our of prayer and reading
;of Script re promises the tears will
be wiped way, and the house . from
floor to et polo wiltbe flooded ._ with
the ca mmss of - an Indian sumther
sunset T1 ere is where 1 eee the tri-
umph 1 hristianity, People are di.s-
.satisfi d with everything else. • They*
want acid They Want Jesus Christ.
Yousg I tau, do not be a•Shained
to be a friend of the Bible.' Do not.
put . 3, our thuirib in your vest, as
young me sometimes do, and swags
ger a Ott talking of the glorious
light Cf. •neture and ot 'there being no
need of the Bible. They have the
light sf aturo in India and' China
and .i all the dark places of the
.earth. Did you .ever 'hear - that the
light or n tura gave them comfort
•for that- rouble? They have lancets •
to cut an juggiernauts to crush, but
n1o co for, . Ah,-..nry friends, you had
better stop you, skepticism. Suppose
you al e. p it in a crisis' like that, of
• Colonel E han I Bon, ,I sreas the ac-
count and at 0 a time -mentioned it
in an dd .easai .-./i. 'descendant of
Ethan All na eir, 0 iti an infidel, said
it nev r 0 •c-urre •Soon after I :re-
Ceived a. 1 liter : roin a professor • -in
one of ou colbges, Who is also a
descen Ian of. Etbau Allen and ite a
Christ an, are' Wrote me that the in-
cident Is .ccurate; ; that n y state-
ment 'as ;authentic and ,rue. • The
wife 0 - ( loneEthan Allen was a
very C ens( 'rated W Titan . The, mother
instructed the denghter in the truths
of Chrieti- trite... The daughter sicken-
ed and was ab ut to die, and • she
said *.t Mr fat: tee: 'Father, shall I
take a iir instal ation or shall I take
mothez 's instrueltion? I aifl going to
die •no v; - nmet have thtiee matter
decide( . l'ha t : wan, who 'Iliad ; been
.lotal ii ; hi' infidelity, said Ito his dy-
ing da tieh or, .'31y dear, I.. you had -
belt er teL ' votl ' mother're religion,"
;Ale• advice is the seine to; You, 0
i
young nein! Von Luria' haw -religion
comfort • d her. You know what she
raid 1 tt yi , 1 v, iti:1 I Filo WEIS' iiying. NtOtt
awl k : I.r iiiko ;‘, onr mother's reli-
'1'
a ; e
-e •
(HE
Watch lhaI s Are) Not Pasitiohable When
" t to qtteket.. Boulal Ite Worn. ,
As ft shirtais nre s0 .frequently
changing, ealdernen who are requir-
ed to 'appear anywhere in evening
dress a(re 1 ot quite ,
sure whether it
is corr ct to wear a watch and chain
• "Str icily speaking," said an ex-
pert MI tal -ing to one who •wishes to
be absplut dy ecorroct in his dreee
when She toyal: party reaches To-
ronto, all is_ litill, considered not
quite dorrect to 'wear wa Li teoa t jew-
.
elry with rveninghlreset ;
-It ia ;al , hoWdver, a question of
taste. • li .
''T ill" sbetaatimes requested by
gentlen en aving me their• orders for
an T cv ning-dreOs suit to put in a
al -etch -Omit button -hole in the vest;
bu f - iriit he ma jelei ty of cases I have
sc
trict rdeis to leave it out. Person-
ally I adv rate' he absence of jew-
elry w ten a etettleman is wearing
,
evenin cla ss. 1 A mere chain stretch-
ed acrOss t.he waistcOat call -hot rilione
establi •h. his iaim to the title' of
gentle an
... e
l'Qu the otbiler hand. it seems to
.....4._
IN ViidatING 1:311SES.
me to be an came deichtrai ion some-
thing to this effect: 'I have gold and ,
I wear De" -
'One may be geld' d ;n the assemp-
'Hon that it, is censidered by gentle-
men vulgar to wear a watch and
chain by the fact that, gen llenian's
fashion plates cliepenee now with Ole
watch and chain in eVeninp: (truss.
That is quite a nett feature ao far ws
t hese plates are coneerned, end
emanate fr om the euthori t
in the matter of dress.
'White evening vest'? You ran
wear this a1 a theatre w -hen ou
have been out dining, but to appear,
at any ordinary soeial function in
white vest would show bad taste.
“Evening -dress jacket?* It is cor-
rect to wear this at any funct ion ex-
cept at a- dances You should. svear
full evening drese at a danee-blar k
suit throughou1 and the coat with
. tails,
"It is also incorrect to wear a silk
hat with eventing _dress. You should
wear an opera hat and long, black
coat with silk revers for the street."
Ladysmith Siege Storice. .
One of the correspondents who
Went through . the siege of Lady-
smith, Mr. Donald Macdonald, de-
scribed his experiences the other
evening to a highly interested audi-
ence at the Polytechnic Hall, I -lege -at
street. His lecture bristled with
good stories, and there was not a.
touch of malice in any of them. One
of the best- was that of a young offi-
cer, who, on a critical occasion, vol-
emteered to cut some wire fences, as
he was the only .man who possessed'
a. wire cutter. It was a iperilous op-
eration, conducted undr a galling
fire, - yet the officer escaped. Some
t i me a ft or wa rd Mr. Macdonald met
him, and said, ."I supilose you al-
ways carry wire cutters now?" "No
fear," was the reply, "I carry a
corkscrew and a tin-opener; they' are
more useful."
Another story was the discovery of
a Doer who had rc'ceivod a terrible
bayonet wound t hrough tis ribs. As
the 1111111 was being carri1ed' into the
Brit iSh 1 .ines, El 1,011Clon ''Tommy':
who was WaLehing him sked if he
was badly hurt. "Yes
doctor. "Do you kn
"Course 1. do," said
-"he's one o' mime 1 guy
I slid it ' as gentle as
wasn't the shovia.' in; i
pullin' out. Lucky for
me!"7-London Chronicle.
" said the
ow- • hien?"
the soldier,
it, 'im, but,
I could. It
t was the
im he met
Line ln's Dancin
Mrs. Lincoln Was aim°
to laugh as her husb
soinetimes hapriened that
point of her joke,
One evening, sometime
married A.brahana Lincoln
was at a little evening I
rounded by a beny of yo
When the music struck u
-t as ready
nd, and it
he was the
:before she
alise Todd
arty, stir-.
mg women.
) her tall
and gawky; admirer •appreached, and
much to her anansernent, said, in his
peculiar- idiom: .
"MISS Todd, T. want to dance with
YOU the worst. way. -
Miss Todd accepted the ;invitation,
and casting- a.- look full of meaning at
her friends, she dieleher best to keep.
clear of Lincoln's great boots. Final -
Sy she returned to her seat, quite out
Of Meet t h front her exert i ms.
"Well Mary,'' said One- 01 the girls,
dance with you the Worst
Slw ansWertki, "the very
he
way?"
• eyee,,,
svorst,"
-Sprayi ear rotafoee.
Spray potatoes- with bc+cleaux mix-
ture- and • parts green, using copper
_ sulphate six pounds, litee four
pounds, 'wider one. barre and Inuit:
green one-half pound. •Use parts
, green only during d nne, bu 1 the
above formula during JI ly and Au-
, gust. Spray -two or ill et, lanes a
1110111 h. At the: Vermont Experiment
Station spraying 'during .en years in
succession resell ed. in a el' laid of 29G1
bushels, of ,potatot's per a ere. "Where
unsprayed the yield wit t 173 btah-
els.
The Kind Of 3131 He lg.
Last 'night two men were speaking
of a Toronto business man who is in-
. t crested ttt a meet 1 many ventures.
"He's an en lerprking .man," said
one.
-Enterprising!" exclaimed the oth-
er; "why, if he had gas en the stom-
ach he'd -organize a company to bore
for • it -yes, and he eotild make
money out . of it' and cure himself of
the afflictiOnf"-a-Star. r
Epitaph.
The natural slut ipat y between
rhyme and grammar is e 4nlpiified in
this inscription upon a g ave in Duni-
fries, Scotland:.
"Here lies Andrew cPherson,
Who was a peoaliar peraona
He stood six feet t o
Without his Shoe,
And was slew
At Waterloo."
Milk Crosswise.
Mille crosswise, that is to say, one
fore teat on the right and a hind
teat on the left and vice versa; the
milk thus flows more coeiously than
by .parallel
-Old Friend-" Why, my
come prettier and more el
day." Young lady-" Yon
Old friend -4' Well, then, wts
other day."
ear, you be
arming each
flatter me."
11 say every
trameirrkw
Two Extreme Cases
of Itching Piles
That Were Poaiti velar
oughly Cured by 11
Ointment-M.1*e Only A
and Th or -
r. Chase's)
atrial Cure
For Every Form Of Pilien.
- Mr. F. Stokes, 1113 Du lop street,
Barrie, Ont., writes :-"I ras troubled
with blind, itehing.piles fo years, and
could get nothing to stop he constant
itching. I was always in airs until a
friend of mine told me of tlje wonderful
cures Dr. Chase's Oointme t had made
among his acquaintances. I only used
one box, and am entirely cured. In
gratitude for this marvello s cure, and
for the benefit of others s ffering as 1
did, ,I send you this record If my case."
Me. Amos P. Fisher of Somerset.
Ring's Co., N.S., a eomme dal travel-
ler, well-known throughout the Pro.
vines, writes -"It Is great pleasure tc
inform you that I have hen cured of
itching piles by using Dr. t hase's Oint-
ment. I was bothered wit i the above
malady for twelve years, nd suffered
extreme agony at times.• Thanks tc
Dr. Chase's Ointment, 1 ani completely
cured, and would recommend it ewith
fullest confidence to all sintering the
torture of this terrible isease." (if
cents a box at all dealers, o lildrnanson.
Bates & Co., Toronto.
Agents wanted for Dr. base's last
and complete Receipt Booltr,
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PromotesDigestion,Cirerfut-
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Worms ,Convulsions ,Feverish-
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THAT THE
FAC—SIMILE
SIGNATU
IS ON THE
WRAPPER
OF EVERY
BOTTLE OF
OF V.'RAPrER.
A
Chtstoria is put} up In one -size 'bottles only. h
Is not sold In Ina, Don't allow auyone
you anything else on the plea or promise tbatit
is "just as good" and "will answer every pyr-
pose.n Ai- Bee that you get 04-84-044-1L
The faa.
'balls '
giguature „ZZS444, sTelly
,
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The Proper Combination.
There is only one combination that will insure you satisfaction in
your clo thi ng. It is this--4he combination of style, comfort and. 'dur-
ability. It is this combination that is to be found in our made-to-
order suits, and is not to be found in other rrAlcis This is the com-
bination you are after, and we want to give you an example of hew -
we work the combination. We have a /lobby stock of the Ides
Tweeds and Worsted. in the proper colorings and effects for the ground
work of this great combination. Let us work it on you,
4ArviAAAAmAAAAA
BRIGHT BROS.,
• EURXIS .11 ER 8, ;SELF OR TIL
al' Frank
Question.
Are you satisfied with the shoes you
wear?
If not, try.a pair of "KING QUAuTLI
They are the most desirable shoe o
the face of the earth for women.
The "KING QUALITY" shoe is all
that .a really first-class shoe should be
—comfortable, easy on the feet, stylish
and durable.
Buy the King Quality shoe at $8
a pair and get satisfaction.
Made by MR J. D. KUNO 00., Limnos!, TORONTO.
Furniture Cheaper than Evers
On account of great reduction in expenses, and manufacturing special lines
we are now able to put furniture on the market cheaper than ever. All intend
ing purchasers will do well to call at our warerooms, where full lines of up -to'
date furniture are sold Lt right prices.
—u NDTITc.
This department is complete with a large selection of the best goods, and
obliging attention given to this branch of the business.
Night calls promptly attended to by our Undertaker, Mr,, S. T. Holmes
Goderich street, Seaforth, opposite the Methodistt church.
BROADFOOTI BOX & CO
SM.A.H10
READY
As soon as you Are
CoL,.'. a" 41.
You never havi to wait for the fire
when you are :molting or baking—if
you have
Gurney's
Imperial
Oxford
Range
It can be sc quickly and easily regulated that it ineets all r quiremente4411
shortest notice, and as soon as you are through you can check th fire instantly*
so that no heat or fuel is wasted when not required.
Sold by SILLS & MURDIE,
The Gurney Foundry Co , Limited, Toronto,
Vancouver.
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are put eve
wash them
in freshly I
them, Adi
but no salt
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cookirg is 4
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