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s.
Children.
Never Catch Cold
Mrs. Tabb lives at No. IA.
Charles Street, Toronto,
and in speaking of the,
Messing
UWANTA
GRIPPE
CAPSULE
1.
treatment has beeii to her-
self and her chirclren, says:
I strongly recommend
Uwanta Capsules. They
have proved. themselves a
never -failing remedy in our
home for Colds and Grippe.
I would not fed safe with-
out a box in the house."
At yoixr druggist's -25
cents a box -or by mail
direct,
TITWA.ATTAL Ce
CO., Ltd.,
Ottawa, Ora.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
VOR SALE -The house and grounds belonging to
U the let° S. G. MoCaughey, corner of Church and
'Centre streets, Seaforth. The property will be sold
cheap aid on easy terms. F. HOLMESTED. Sea -
forth. 178441
ROPERTY IN EGUONDVILLE FOR SALE. -
▪ For Bele, a emomodious story and heti house.
with cement cellar and cistern, a good stable and
nearly two acres oteed; immediately north of the
Egalondville menses _ The laed is well planted with
laege and small !mite. Apply te Wm. ELLIOTT.
176/4f
020 ACRE FARM FOR SLE. -1n best who belt
e-) In Sou hem Menit oboe Ninety acres ready for
wheat next year; 00 aores hey. Good new stable
aad granny. Twe'see &oilers per acre. Several
other 1 p-oved and prairie tarsus for sale. Write
CH S. Be SHAW, B x 17, Beiesevain, Manitobe.
175741
EIARM FOR SALE -For sale Let 27, Con -
1 ceesion 4, MeKllop, conteiring-100 ares, all
of whieh is cleared, well fenced, underirei id aid
• a high straw of cultivation. There is a good
prick house, large hark bun with stone statOrng,
plenty of water and a good orchar& 1 is withi
two miles of Seat'orth anti wItiOn a mile from a
eehoo'. Apply on the premisee or to Seats:nth P. 0.
WM. GRIEVE. 17674f
tIARM FOR SALE. -Farm in StanIee- for sale, Lot
,i1,2 ea, 0 aces -ion 2, containing 100 -scree., All
e.ear but Is sores of hardwooi busk It le in a Stood
state of cultivation, well fenced and uncleniralnef.,
There iron the farm two berns, with stabling, and a
; large dwelt ng housq. It is conveniently eitturted,
mile* from Clinton and mile from Baird% soloolL
;Address all ingeirtes to JOHN MeOREGOR, on the
;peemises, or MRS. Dr. MoGREGOR, 2dd Canoe -mien,
Tockenaeith. Seafortle, Ont. 175841
VARA' IN 11.101IER8MITFI FOR. SALE. -For
; stle. the fasm et the undersigned in the Town -
hip c 1 Tuckers z h, edjoimng tte Village of Eg-
ineoedvi le. The farm contains 29 acres, all cleared
eXespt I acres of good hardwood bush. It is all
well Lneed, wc11 We drained, and In a dist elms
, state of cultivation. There is a good frame house,
; with kitchen and woodshed, and steno cellar full
; size ot house- There is a good intik ham, with
'tone stabling, and good pig and nee hnuse. There
is a good yaurig tearing- arch? rd and a I et ef Orlir-
ynenttl trees. There le a never Wing ee 1 ac .hr
house, 'ne fit the ban, and anotter oe the farm.
It is one of the most convenient and csoinrotteble
placer ia tt e township, and wilt be Bald cheap ant
on teey termApply on the prembee c r addters
Feentondvilie P. O. RMAN BUBILZ, I7o' .ti
DARK FOR SALE. --For sale thet very desirable
U farm on the Mill. Bad, Tulicersmith, adj dning
the vUlage of Egmandvillo It confab -A 97 aore
nearly all cleared and in &goad tat.of ouravati
and well underciraiied.' There ie a comfortable
brick cottage and geed barns, with root cellar and
outbuildines. The builliege are littnt3d near the
centre of the far:n and on the Mill Roast. It is well
watered, and plenty of soft water in the kitehen.
It le eneveniently situated foe ohu-ch and wheal
and within a tulle, and a half ef S 'tante. Will be
sold cheap and on now terms of neymen`. Apely
to the proprietor, ROBERT FAbTSON, Saafocth.
174841
LIARM I.N HAY TOtVNISHIP FOR SALE. -For
U trde. Lot 22, On the North Boundary of Hay
Townsh're. This farm contains 100 scree, 85 sorts
cleared, the rest good hardwasd bush. It Is wen un-
derdrained and fenced. There is a good stone houee
with reek_ 1 colter; large bsuk ba -n; implement
thed ; sheep house 70x76, with firat-ola s steb'ing
and root e• liar underneath, a good orchard ; 2 go, d
wells and istern. There is 124 scree of fall wheat
sowed on a rieb fallow, wen manured ; 40 acres
seeded down reec.ntly, the resit in wood shape for
crop. This is a No. 1 terra, well situeted for
markets, elaurebes, schools, post offices, etc.,. and,
will be sold reasonelOy. Apply on the peeniees, or
address ROl3ERT N. DMIGL td,BlakesOnt 11368xitt
Vls, ARM FOR SAVE -For sale, Lot IS in the Town -
,U ship t 1 Tuckerernith. Corureesion 3, 100 acres of
land, 95 acrets Weer. d, well un -erdrained. Splendid
farm ter grata or stook, well watered, a ruining
spring the whet.° par runs through the farm. Also
on the term .13 Ek. splendid bank barn, new y ne v,
e hich ise 00.64, with (-tine stabling uaderneath.
Also Pratte house E1x'8, and kitehen 18xl6 with
good doei cellar, and two good wells. Thi, pro -
i
perty is oared in a Yefy desirable locality with
t
splendid ' ravel ro.ds to rasrket, ore)* ay miles to
Seaforth. A's e a good d,velling house in Seafort a,
situated on Coleman street, CiOde to Vietnria Park.
This heusi is cempast d .of 8 roNns, well finish..d,
pitnty of hard kritt soft water, and kitchen 20xi6.
with pantry and waeh room attached, and a good
woodahed. A good stab e 2.4x18. !All of thie property
must he sold as the uodersigned is moving to the
United St .tee. All particulars conoerning this
preperty can be bed bY eoplying at Tine, Exeosrrea
Office or to the proprietor, JAMES KEHOE, Sea -
forth. - . 17624f
'OARS/ IN STANLEY FOR SALE -For sale, Let
✓ 9 and_the west half of Lot 8, on the 1.2111 conces-
sion, or Bronson Line, of Stanley. Tale farm con-
tains 150 acres, all of Which is eleered, ex ?ept 1.ur
acres. It is in a state of Brat -class cu tivation, w 11
fenced and all underdralned,mostly with tile. There
is a large frame d +selling house as good as new,
with
good. eione foundaticn and cellar, large bankbarn
with stone stabling underneath, and numerous other
buildings, ineladiag a I trge pig. 13-luqe. Two good
'orchards-ol cholas- fruit, also nice shade and orna-
mental treee. There are two ep ing creeke running
through the farm, and plenty of good water all the
year round without pumping. It le well situated far
markets, ehadhes, seheo,s, post WE eta, and good
gravel roads. leading from it in an direatione. Is es
within view of Lake Huron, and the boats esto be
seen passing upend down from the hou3e. Thii is
one of the best equipped farms in the clunty, and
will be eold on easy terms, as the proprietor want a to
retire on aeocastat of 111 health. Apply on the premi-
ses, or address Blake Pe Ge JOHN DUNN. matt
Grip -Quinine Tablets
(catocooaers COATED)
Grip -Quinine Tablets ere all sorts oi
cold and damp weather diseases.
Grip -Quinine retains all the curative
virtues of Quinine, with the disagreeable-
ness left out. The Chocolate Tablet form
makes it pleasant to take, much nicer
than capsules, and better iu resells.
Remember the name
Grip -Quinine Tablets.
The genuine are in boxes only, _with
;Dog's Head Trade -mark. Refuse, all
'others.' Price es cents, at all druggists.
For sale by Alex. Wilson, Seaforth.
MONEY TO LOAN
Money te loan at 4i; per eelet on gocid fann seem
ity. Apply to JAS. L. KILLORAN, Barrister, See:
forth. I71241
'TO THE GLORY OF GOD
IMPORTANCE OF RELIGION IN THE
DAILY AFFAIRS OF LIFE.
N ALL THINGS CONF SS HIM
C
Religion as It Living Guide of.Life Maks
e tho /Hearts Glad -How to fib 1 Itellgic
into Practice- The ; le ork ; earest alt
Rand -The I:elision of Eve a -day Lille
-God's Commsen Rivaling:se
Entered Aceordingto let ef Parlia rent of Ca
, ada. in the Year itie by Wiliinat ally, of T
toato, at the Dep't Of Agrieutteu , Ottawa. .
Washington, Feb 16.-I t his di -
cOurse Dr. Talmage advis -us to d
our best in the spheres here ! 0
are placed and net wait o ser‘e
God in resounding positi n; text,
I. Corinthiatis x. 31, "Whether,
therefore., Ye eat or, drink r what-
soever ye do, do all to. th4r. glory Of
i God"
.
With the apostle in thiS text sets
forth the idea that so cots mon an
action as the taking of od and
drink is to be conducted t4j t.he glory
of God„ he proclaims the Portantle
of' religion in. the ordinary affairs Of
our lik. in. all ages of the world •
there has - been a tenderity to Sot
apart certain days, places: and ()CM,.
&Ions fer worship, and .t,.() think
those were the chief :realutS in which
,rellgion was to act. :Now, holy daars
and holy - :places have their import-
ance. ' They give opportuni y for spe-
cial perfrisisnce of .Christ an dut
ay
ud for egaling.Gf the rel gious ap-
petite, but they cannot i take the
place of eontinuous exeecis of faith
and prayerln other woe s, a man
cannot be so much.ed a Oh -istian on
Sunday that he can:afford to be a
worldling :all the rest of, t.he 'week41
if a steamer put out for outhamp-
ton and go on;e day in that direction
-and the other six days in; • ther : di-
rections, how tong before a e steamer
will get to Southampton? It will
never get there. And,:tho gh a man
may seem to be V0�Uii heaven-
ward duri : the holy. Sab ath day,
if during tee following six days of
1.11(1 week. he . is ' going t • ward
world and teWard' the fies1 and to, -
ward the devil how long ty'll it take
him to reach the peacefut harbor of
110kIN en? You cannot . eat so much
at the Sabbath banquet that you can
afford. religious abstinence ;the other.
six days..Heroism and pri icely be-
havior on great occasions are no •
apology for lack of right deineanor
iri circumstances insignifica. t and in-
conSpicuous. The genuine Christian
li'e isnot. spasmodic; does; lot go by
fits and -starts; It ti-iiis O 1 through
'heat and cold, up steep 1'notnitains
solid itleng dangerous" declitVities, its
eYe on the "everlasting hill crOwned
with the ;castles of the bk1ssed. I
ptopose to plead for .evoi ,day • re-
likion. . - 1 • •
i in the first, place We want to bring
the religion of Christ into our 0011-
i21
versatimW
e hen a dam br aks and
tW,o or theee villages are e,l -erwhelni-
ed, or an earthquake in Scitith Amer-
ict swallows a Whole city, then peo-
Me begin: to talk about he uncer-
tAinty of life, and 'they in.gine that
the3r are engaged in poSit1 vely relig-
; ique conversation.- .NO, You may
' talk abotit -these things and have no
grace of God at all in yottr heart.
We ought every .day ' to IA talking
l
religion. ;If there is •any4 ing glad
about . t, • 'anything . -; beau ti ful
a
about it, anything ; important
about it, : we Might to
be courteously discusSing; I
have notieed that men 'juls:t, in pro-
portion ct. their -Chriitinn! leXper ie nee
: is shallot •taik about funerals . and
graveyards and tombstkInes and
deathbeds. The real, gen4pse Chris-
tian .man; talks chiefly allsbet this
life and the great eternity beyond'
and not so much about the insignifi-
cant pass between these two resi-
dences. And yet •hOw few circles
there are ;where the religien of Jesus.
Christ is ;welcome. GO into a circle
even of Christian people, Where they
nre full. -of joy and hilarity, and talk
about Chist or. heaven and - every-
thing is i'r r ediately'silen4d. As on
a simuner day' when, the fOrests are
full of :lif ! chatter, chirrup and car -
z,12 --a mig tY chorus of bird harraOny,
every trt, branch an orchestra -if a
*wk' aim ar in the sky, every voice;
stops ant the forests are :still. Just
so- 7 have seen a lively rei.igious cir-
ced on the appearance of
like religious eohversation.
-ta.d anything tof saY save
me' old patriareh in the
he room, !who really thinks.
that sonulthing ought to he said un-
der the circumstances; so he puts one
foot over , the : other and 'heaves -a
long sigh and says,; "Oh, yes; that's
se, that's so!" .
My friends, the rei igion - pf , Jesus '
Christ is Something to talk about
with a glad heart. It is brighter than
the waters; it is more „cheerful than
the sunshine. Do mit ge around
groaning about your religion. .when
you ought. to be singing it or talk-
ing it in cheerful tones Of --'‘ oice. How
often it is that we find men whose
lives are utterly inconsistent who.at-
teinpt to talk religion and always
make it failure of il! My 1riends, we
must live religion:, or we Cannot talk
it. If a man is ceaaky end cross
and uncongenial, and hard in his
dealings andthen, beginto talk
about Christ adidheaven*, everybody
is repelled by lit. Yet I have heard
stick lien ' say in whieing- t ones, "We
are miserable simian's," "The 1-‘ord
bless you.- "The ,I.ord filly° mercy
on you." 1 heir coinVersatilon inter-
lardea \I itll such expressjons, whiCh
Meatt no thing but et:Ult i rig, and cant-
ing is the worst form of hypocrisy.
If we have really felt the religion of
chriSt in our hearts. let Us talk it;
and talk it xvith an illuminated coun-
t( nix nce, rementhering t hat- when two
Citri:-.t in II people to 1 k God gives spe-
cial attention and writes down what
they say: Mi'lluelli ii',. 16. "Then they
that feared the Lord spake often one
to ;ALAI -ter, and the Lord' hearkened
;end; 'word i 1 . and a book of remem-
bra ere 1105 Writ telt." !
Again, I reffierk xx e must: bring* I he
rel:gion of Chrst. hit°. our -einPloy-
,,,t.s. --yh," you say, "that is very
well if a !Man handle large stuns of
money o% -if he have- au extensive
traffic.: but in 1110 hatable work in
life tloat 1 ant called to the sphere is ,
too small, for the urinal of such
grand, heavenly principles." 1 M ho '
told you„la)? Do you 1101 know: that
Clod watches the faded leaf on the
brook's stirface as eertainly as he
does the path of 0 blazing sun? And
the moss that creeps up the side of
cle silet
any thing --
No one
perhaps s
corner of
LIlO rhcIi!
upon pod
i lof:-OrOgoit
tigo the
h01)
car a ith
ratio
do i4 lile
seem to
help fr-oui
that of
help you,
be 'driagge
is dr:i!LWir1
you, ias
curb ;to t,
YOU tire 0
he will le
sitting a
religi;on
place is
pia
day's
tainly ne
•aa 1:01 wh
and eotil
thousand
Mire it
churehes
[ISMS as muen impression t ankful. Llut every -day ought to
*mind as the waying tops .1
pine - tuid L banon cedar, •I
lder, cracklin under the
, sounds as 1 ud in ' God's
snap' of a wtrld's conflag-
ten you have anything to '
ble it may ;
3is there to
our work is
en God”' will
Simon when
If your work
he will • help
at the well
woman. If :
ustora house,
d you, as he led Matthew •
the receipt Of customs. A
hat is not good in one
t worth anything in an- -n
• The man who has only 1. kes everything? •from the anis:in:ti-
nges in his pecket cer- e in the sod to the seraPh on the
OS the guidanee of religion th one, so we go on eating, drink
-
rattles the keys of a Wink ink'and enjoying,' but never thank -
abscond With a hundfed , or seldom thanking, or, if
dollars. 1 I nking at all, with only half a
hoWever hun
, God is alw
• clo it. 11
fisherman, t
as he helped
1 Gennesaret.
water, then
hen he talked
e $amaritati
gaged in the
0
0
a. thanksgiVing day. We do not
ognize the common mercies of life.
have to. see a. blind man led.by
dog befere NOe begin to bethink
rselves of :What a grand thiing it
to have- tindimmed oyesighti _ A.Ve
ve to see some weunded man hob -
ng on his crutcli or with his
pty coat sleeVe Pinned up before
learn to think - what a grand
Ji ng God did fOr as when he gave
up. healthy use Of. our limbs. We
a'
)4
up
g , 'F:es in the pasture up to its ,eye
Iti
1 i; Clover, yet never thinking Veho
Ices the cloll'er, tied as the bird
i."•ks up the wbon from the furrow
' thinking that it is God '' Who
p so stupid that nothing but, the
sfortunes of others can rouse us
to our blessings. As the ox
e those promlinent in - the
. eho aeon): to be on public
OccaSioes very' devout Who do tot
pa tjhe p inciples of Christ's religion
into pract, ce. They are the 11104 .in,
exorable f creditors. They are the
rinos-C gra ping of dealers. They are
knoWn as .sharpers 'on the street:
.TITIey- device every sheep they can
catch. A country merchant conies
in ta buy spring- or fall_ goods, and
lin gets it to the store of one of these
1Professed Christian men who have
.i.-eally no grace in their hearts, and
he is; eon pletely swindled. He is. so
.OVereome ,that he cannot, get, out of
town dur pg the week. ' He stays in
townov0 Sunday, goes into some
ch-ureh to get Christian consolation,
when wilt l, is his amazement to find
,that the .'ery mail who hands him
the poor .lox in the church is the! one
who relic ad hiln or his Money! But
lnevee. Mit d; the deacon! has his black
coat anal )w. He looks solemn and
!goes -honi , 'talking about `.,:the bless-
ed serm-n ." If the wheat in ,the
churahes . tould be put into a hopper,
the ; first turn of the crank 'weld('
make the phaff ffy, 1 ,:tell you..:.Seme
'of' these ;oen are great sticklers ' for
gospel pr4aching. They say: , ' -You -
,
,stand thet•e in bands and serplite
and gown and pr ach-preach like an
anget-au 1 we st. nd out here and' at.. -
tend ;to bosiness. Don't mix things.
Doti'l -get , religno and business -in
;the Same: bucket. You attend tO your
matters, : and we will attend ' to
,
ours.' They do not know that Clod
, sees ever cheat they have practiced
itc;thle la.t, six years; that he can
'oak -thi•O gh' the; iron wall of their
fireproof :Itta.fe; that he has, c unted
every; disl onest dollar they ha 'e . in
' their ,pocilet. and that a day ot judg-
ment , will come. :
. There ate many ChristianS who say:
"We are ' tilling to serVe t od, "Init
want :to do , it in these
'out which we at' talking,
/e
ns so insipid trul monoton-
e had some -great oc4asioin,
,
lived •in the thne Of Luth-
lad eon Paul's traveling
. if we could 'serve dod on.
ale, we would do it'‘ but
n tl is :ever3,-day life." •. J
t: a, grat deaI of the - rp-
-Id - kr ight errantry of life
)peared before the advance
Ictit,a1 1 age. There is, how -
id ;of endurance and great
it, blit it is in 'everyday
are ,A.Ips to scale, there
ponts t;o.swim, there are;
trave, but they are. ail
no. This is the hardest.
irt3• -dem to bear.
klii4.- that any work' ( )d
to ,do 'in -the; World ,is en
t. set'Lle for yOu- to do. The,
(-4 ne; little flOwer. Plato
1
ers is not 'ashamed to
1 0 Which I have now nearlY
but it ran something like
said spirits of the other
O back .to this world : to
tody and find i a sph0,e 01
e spirit Caine I and teok, the
king and did ;his work; arh•
t came and took th
and did; his t work;
hsses came, and he
the fine bodies are
thei grand work ist
othing- ileft for me."
orepliedi "Ah,; the b
eft for you." Ulyssessaid,
hat?"- .And the reply Was,
Of a common man. (king
Work and for a: cominon
A good _ fable fot tfie
just, as good a fabk - for
ell•er we do, let us d 4 to.
rWhether we eat I: drink
°Cf. itdd' to bring thel 1-eli-
' 1 '
hrist into our comMonest
or severe losses, fctr beia
for trouble Oat shOcks
rthquake and that blasts
rm, we prescribe rOigious
n; but,. business man, for
annoyances ;of last week
of the grace of Ghia did
"Oh," you, say "tl-tese
too sniall forsuch applica-
brother, they are Amp-
-haracter, they are souring
er, they are wearing • out
nce -and they are making
Ind less of a, man 1 go
tiptoes studisi and see him
' statue. lie has a chisel
,
land and a mallet in the
nd he gives a very gentle
ck, click, cliek! I say,
n't you strike harder? "
replios,- "that would shat-
atue. I can't do it that
nust do it this wk.' So
on, .and after awhile the
comer out, and everybody
Ors the studio is charMed
'felled. Well, God has Your
•
process of ;develapment,
little annoyances and veia-
fe that are chiseling. out
prtal nature. , It is click,
! I wonder why 1 some
'-idence 'does not come -and
strok• prepare you i for
we do no
spheres it
and it see
ous. .11 n
if we ha.d
er, if we;
commtniz'
a great
we
admii th.t.
mando
have dist.
of this ro
, ever, a .1i1
a Chi erven*
;Ilife- IT1101
,•atie fiend,
1: fires to
'around IA
kind 'of n
Do not
gives i yon
too S:nat4
whole ua
take car0
had a. fa
f i•grit t en
lie 1
world coR
find -
-work. O
bodyl of a
other spii
of a: poe
awhile 1.7
and ;
There is
. ,
some one
has heeni
"whey§
"The. 1)00
conun0
rewatd.";
world an
the clime
or what
the glory
Again,
gion -of
rialS.
eavement,
'like an 0
like a st
,consGlatit
the Sinai
how );:o_u
you appl
trials are
ing 3!our'
.your 'tent
your pati
you less -
into n sdI
shaping
in one:
other, • s
stroke -c1
"Why
"Oh,!' he
ter the S
way.. I
he Work
features
that ; ent
- and fasch
soul -unda
and it is
tions of 11
your,
click i
great prO
with- one
Heaven.
not the
by stroke
st le sOrro
itt laSt y
for angels
NoW, b
those, atm
soul imar
administo
The $crai.
tinles pr
clip of
ance 'may*
- not lat ni
acr
making :(
Again,
of Christi
ings. Wh
the =Intik
ernors tus
sellable 14
e body
after
Sat
taken,
taken.
And
st 'one
h, no,. God says that is
And Sc) he keeps on
of little annoyances, lit -
Is, little vexations,. .. until
shall be a glad Spectacle
and for men.
careful to let none of
yanceS go through your
tigned. Compel 111111, to
to yoUr spiritual s'yeolth..
h of a sixpenny- nall; sortie-
uces lockjaw, and i! the
most intinitesithal .Ainnoy-
damage you forevetl. Do
✓ annoyance or perplexity
s your soul Without its
u better.
e must bring the rkigion
Iinto our commonest bless -
the autumn comes and
sts are in and the goe;;;
• procialllat ions, we aa,
churches and *e are very
91.
he! -Lr t .
I compared 'our indifference to the
bi te, but perhaps I ;wronged . the
hi tte. I do not know but that,
ong its . other instincts, it May
ve an instinct by 'Which it recog-
es the divine hand that feeds it:
le not know but that God is,
-ough it, holding conununication
th what we call "irrational crea-
n." Who thanks God -for ithe
a the fountain of life,. the bridge
_sunbeams, the path of sound, ,the
at fan on a hot summer's day?
6 thanks God for this wondeFful
sical- organism, this sweep of the
vi -ion, this chime of harmony struck
in o the ear, this soft tread of - a
in riad delights over the nerykus
ti
1
sue, this rolling of the crimson
t74e through artery nd • van,
th,s drumming of the :h art on our
march to inunortality? ;We take all
these things as a Ineitter of coul-se.
ut suppote God should withdraw
SC eoglMon blessings! - Your body'
uld become an inqUisition of tor-
e, the cloud would, refuse rain,
rv green thing would crumPTe up,
the earth would craels open un -
;de' your feet: The aj.r would cease
. ,
lit. healthful circulation, pestilence
w uld sWoop, and every house would;
be, ome a place of Skulls.. 'Streaincsi
w4uld first swim. with vermin ctn
t10n dry up,. and' thirst and husnIgIcei:
and anguish and despitit would lift
their scepters. Oh, compare
; a
a ;life s that- with the life you live
i
w'th your families! ; Ils it not Onto
Ott, with 'every worfl of our ' lips '
al(l with every act ion of our ) I fe
_
W bega II to acknowledge • tlicse
e),n-yday mereies? ?'•Whetl(iiett)-, 3-000 t'ort1t
1.
m drino
h r ttlha 1 soever ye
to the glory of (lod." Do 1 adiriss
a man or 0, woman who has not:
re were(' 10 (t 0(1 0111.! single offin-ing
, .
oftisl\llks
-laisp'-'reaching one "Than!..a);iving
D ty and announced my text ---'--
" 111, give thanks rwo the' 1.0.1.1,
107 he is1 good, • oi. Ills inert' f t n-
(11 reth forever." 1 (lo not. know
W let her there was allyt blessing 00
ti 0 sermon or nOt, but the text -
w rut straie,lit to 0 young n.lin's
In art. Ile said to hituse:f as . I
laittd the text: " '011 , -give thainks•
!
tint° the Lord, for . he is gcod', -
AVIly, I. 11S.VC never rendered hint hey
tl anks! Ols, et. hat ran ingrate "I
h, Ve been!'" can it be, my hrother,
ti at you have been fed by the pood
lr nd of (IMI all these days, ! that
y( u have had cl o thi an* and shetter
a-1 d all tbe beneficent surroundings,
1.0 (1 3 -et have never offenal your teen
ti God? 011, let a sense of the 'di-
,
Ni100 goodness shown You in everyilny
h less i ugs n1 e f t, your heart, and r i f
eo a have never before uttered ;One
cf, rnest note of thanksgiving let this
hIti the day which shall hear ; your
Sc ng! What 1 say to one 1 say to
a, 1. 'rake this practical religion I
ht ve recommended into your e1-ery-
(41 y life. 'Nlak-e every day a Sab-
itath, and ' every meal a sae). cement
atlid. every room you enter it iloly 10f
holies. We 111 1' have work to do;
let us. be willing to :do it. We all
li tire sorrows to hear; let us cheer -
f! Ily bear them. We all have hat-
Ites to fight; let -es courageously
111!1-1 1 tliem. 1f, you want ' to die
ir gill, you -must live right. • Negli-
g thee and indolence will win the hiss
o everlasting scorn,' while faithful -
'mess will gather- its garlands and
v40.ve its scepter and sit upon iti
I won" long after this earth has put
op ashes and eternal ages have be-
gan their March. You as() hoine to-
day !and attend to your little spli re.
o ditties. I will go home and at -
1 nut. to my little sphere of duties.
1 very one iii his own place. So ctur
eery step' in life shall be it
,
ttephal march, and the humbi 1,st
fzetstool on which we are called to
s t. will be a conqueror's throne. ;
Railway I ies. *
,
1
'Egypt has now over 2,000 miles of
r ei I e ays. .
'I' i 1 ree new railway lines are pro-,
cleft in Turkey. . '
The employes of the Michigan Cen-
t al have voted against, the •pension
.1: :111 proposed by the management of
il 1 lti.t, -in road11I
to.inobile insPection car fer
,
' 1 ta is' of road overseers and track
hist , clot s has been put into use by
0, puniher of railroads. ,
In many respects the Canadian -Pa-
cific 1:x11way is thcl most, remark -
:0 le (f-esta in the world. ' Without
(hoisting cars it is possible to tray -
(1 front 1 Ittlilax to Vancouver, which-
.
;
i. a distanee- of "3,662 miles. ,
OLID FOOD
MEANT AGONY
Dy. Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets cured her
Indliestion-made her Stomach Aron*
iand welL To -day she eatsoanything she
v18Ii�s, enjoys it and suffers no pain.
Its. Ellen Butler, 37 Collahie Street, Toronto,
ered so from Indigestion that for years to put
it of solid food in her stomach meant agony
ro hours. She had tried many remedies witlanit
a y permanent relief, but when she commences'
u ng Dr. Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets she
iminecliately improved. After taking three boxes
she was able to eat anything without the slightest
distress. Sixty tablets, 35 cents. 24
1. V. Fear,- druggist, Seaforth
11
a.
•
T reatened Over Production of
Cement -
he January number of the Stone min -
tans a warning against a %threatened over -
p eduction of cement in the United 8 ates.
T ""e manufacture of &anent has been increas-
in at a very rapid rate, and the production
is aid to be in excess of the :demand, not -
w thstanding the great acti.i'y that hate
c14ractei1zed the building trade during the
pe two -or three years. The older esab
hrIIied companies Imre built up a very large
anid peniperous trade.: and the preisen
ia that the newer concerns will be driven
An Ed!thes
Opinion
- 1 '
Of! the Marieilous Res or titre gatalie
ides of rir.sells e ve"Food.
ie.a
;
. -
Mr A. , R. Fa cett, 1he wel-known
editor and pi oprietor of h Leader and
,
Recolder, Toronto Jun tiori. As ittes :-
"It lc very ,selgit_m tha I, nce.a medi-
cine of any ca:seription. but thz,b't;pring
1 got so badly! -ian do vn arri out of
,sorts generally that I 1)came some-
-what alarmed. i Chan n to read a
teStimor_ial about the es Its derived
from Dr. 01 asel Neiv Pocd, lions a
7eptl .man 'it heS case eeltned to be
tdent cal with My 01., n, I purchased 0
bate; --nd c2nTrelenced u l -t4 IL ,.
"rr'':: reqUit Wel e. - lin - y., maivellous.
...wa benefited p.ort lb fitst, and soon
; c*.to cd to my .usus.'• °op. health. I
:eVet felt botter in ins life than I do
low. To t4dIt tha sim le ,truth, I did
ot have ve....y g;r:at fat h in any medi-
;rood but now 'I have o iesitation in
•Ine mtil I used D... her's N,erve
-trong.:y r commendin this great
rioely to others, as LI 1. aliatile and er-
e:, ti) 0 remeaY• '
Dr. -Chasers
%:erv reztonati
field Er hosts
his road Do
onreJghly It
nd oyereorne
co ts a box,
A 'ateS &
erve not!l. the great
-e and loOd builder is
t cures 'Wall ports of
Gadua1ly and
builds 1P I the system
wroknessi and disease.
all deal rs or Edman-
OMpaTLY, T ronto..
to for'e their product upo the market at
all sor s of priees in co4equa1iee of the
fleeces ty of obtai log caeh returns, which
many if them; must have. 'phis tendency
to too apid expansion is e pedially apparent,
our 0 ntemporary thinka, in Michigan,
where he number of new ,concerna started
during the past year has-been! very considbr-
able. In that Stnte there is{ a probability
that if all the neW oompau es Igo into Drier -
()Men they will net only produce more than
ts
oran be mold, but it is aleo pos ible that the
the
plants operated will be milish too large for
the supply of eann iv) materiaIin the State.
Abpr sent there 18 a tench noy to seize upod
every Ieposit of so•callecl marl ; but not all
the marl is suite for the manufacture of
eemen , and it is very pitohable that too
Haled oriminat ion has been exercised in this
respeo . Th/43 state of aff.0.1 May be true
as far s the Uiited States isjecncerned, but
there Is no doubt that a goodmarket can be
found lin Canada for the product of all the
Canadian factoriels, both those in operation
and prospective. i It Will be hard to over -
stook the nierkelt with atiVI , a standard
artiele as cement, whose use as beilig extend-
ed in all direttions.
! •
ONE OF'
THOUSANDS
atIvras a martyr to Sick a;d1 Nervous' Head-
aches caused by Consti sltion, ur.fit for
business on an average 2! days a week,
kIorie pills Ihelped me, ihat Dr. Agnewiii
• Liver Villa! at :10 eta 4 +int cured me.
This is my own testi:ton and it's it fact.
/tor I neverlosa an ho Cr mies a Meat"
This is the Written testimot y of a. well known
Toronto journalist -you can have his name if
you want it. Agnew's are h best pil s and
12% :cheaper than any othe . 40 pills 10 Cts. ;
xoo pills 25 CtS
I. V. Fear' Druegis , Seaforth.:
--I4a1 estate deals have
erous :in Ellice townshi
Brunk, of Musselburg, has
and7, on the 12th coueessi
taining 200 acres, for $5,0
know the farm think M
cured a 'bargain. Mr.
sold the Old 1Rankin fir
Mr, Henry Gropp, for $4
in tarn has bought out M
farm df 300 acres for the
Mr, R. Finnegan has sold
lot , concession 2, to M
of 31etnervil1e, and Mr. F
chased Mr. Frank Ruston'
concession 3, &lice. The
latter farm isamid to be $6
•
been quite num-
lately. Mr. C.
purchased lots 6
cf Ellice, ecu.
'0 People who
ci Brunk has se-
erge Kerr has
of 100 acre S to
300. Mr. Kerr
. James Tiim's
slim of $16,00.
hill • farm, part of
.
James Smart,
nnegan hem pur-
!farm, hit 14,
11rice paid for the
100. '
,
THIS, VIETERATS FIGHT,
in Vie: days of tile Revolution
lie Was on ths side of Victory5
in later years surrend.rdto.
dizoxtee, but SouthAMerican
Kidncy Cure g vie him, his
liberty.
Mr. A. Williamson, of incardine, Ont., a
Tetern a i 31 the A nterican wari and now customs
c li,:er, 'town ch-rk and a proMinent citizen, says
id i'i ) lith Amel .in Kidney. ' Cure :-" I have
f euid it a avontlerful specific in my case. I
stiff red a great 'deal from Oadder and Kidney
I- ro!,le:4, and one bottle entirely cored me. I
thin li it a boon to mankind," Cures in all stages
and gives relief in six hours. r ' 22
1. V. Fear, druggist, Seafprth.
. •
-41-Mrs. Emilie Wade Cuffe, widow of the
late David H. Cuffe, one of the pioneer real -
dent* of Sty Marys, and mother of Mrs. M.
Slack, died at her home, iflthat town, on
Monday of last week, aged 91 yearn. The
deceased lady had been in oor health for
1
many years, and had been onfined to her
home for a long time.ivi.Cuffe was a
nal ive of Ireland, i and came to St. Marys in
,1854. Since the death of beehusband,about
,twenty ybars ago she had lived with. her
kleughter, Mre. Slack. " ' '
,
A GIFT OF 500 ACRES
-
,Would be no temptation to Mr.
I Boomer in exchange for pr.
A new's Ointment, Itching
Piles of seven year standing
I took to themsalVes wings
after a few applifeations.
Mr. M. Beerner, of Knotmaul,.Mieb., says In
a letter of recent date :—" I have had Itching
Piles for seven years. I have tried most every -
Thing that was ever recomnie10(1 as a cure, but
never gut the lo.n>t bit cif relief mntil1. used Dr.
Agn•-w's Ointnient. 011(1 1 ihaven't words to
- opres the thankfulness I feet lcir the gcat, cure.
rwpuld rather have the wonderful Lure than 5oo
acre e of Lond. j5 cents. • 23
LV. Fear, druggist, Seaforth.
• , .
--Another old figure, wellAnown in Mit-
chell and yi lofty, has peeled oat of sight.
Mr.. John Withel, of_Fullatton, and a faith -
fel meinber of the Methodist congregation,
pasSedi away on Monday in ruing of last
1
week, iit the age of 64 year*. The: decemed
bad' suffered f rum asthma fOr he past lthree
or four -years, and for the hust year or two
he was quite. unable to leave his home. He
leaves i a widow and groWii up family to
mourn his departure.- - I
--,--K tharine, driughter o r. Itiobort Mor
l
ClaOheity, late of ' Mitchell Was Married at
her father's home, Stratfoi- On Wednesday
evening ollatit week, to Mr. T. W, Hamil-
ton, a prominent Young Grand Trunk Rail-
way fireman, of that city.
,
Stops the Co4gh
and WoriFs off Vile Cold.
LaNiltive Bremo Quiaine Tablets cure a
cold m one day.. No Care,I NO Pay. 1 Ptiee
25 dents.
•
-4rumorwas recently lin circulation in
Mitch ll that two young Wei were intoxi,
elite&lThe license inspectlor took up the
case, bit was unable to verify the rumors
75-7
'T.131{,UARY 21._ 1902
-aughter....,S les
For the Next 30 Days
We will offer special bargains in or ler to makosroom for new
7 ,
Spring, goods. Great reductions in
Dreiss Goods, Furs, Underwear, Tweds, Coat
i-
t
ings, Flannelettes, Wrapperettes, psiery,
Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Crockeiiyi, etc.
i 4
Gan and. see our snaps in men's rubbers, leggings, men's
hea y shirts, horse blankets, dinner sets, tea sets, and fancy
dishles. ,
Best goods at lowest prices. All farm prOduce taken at
hig est trade or cash price. .
II. Iluipbreys &' Son
A LTO..1,&
For Torpid Liver, Flatulence,
ConstinatioA, Biliousne.ss and
Sick 'Headache, TAKE
R1.$TOL'S
Safe, Mild, Quick -acting,
Painless, do not weaken,
and always give satisfaction.
ONt
most reliable Household Medidne, can be taken at any seasim, by Adults or
Children.
All druggists sell "BRISTOL'S."
rniture Cheaper &aft
'On account of great reduction in expenses, and mannfa4uring special lime,
iwe aie now able to rut furniture on the market cheaper than e*er. All intend
ing purchasers will do well to call at our warerooms, where full lines of up -to.;
date4furniture are sold tt right prices.
iLfX t:tDrlit3i=
- "ICTI\TIDM
shis iepartment is complete with a large selection Of th ii best goods, and
oblignag attention given to this branch of the business. ;
ight calls promptly attended to by our Undertaker, 4r. S. r. Holmes
Gode ich street, Seaforth, opposite the 1VIethodistt church.
13TMADFOOTI iBOX & 00.1
Prii
and
late
•
Tw
Lad
prie s.
e need thel room„
money to you.
•.-The...Creat Cash
worb000kAN~AAAAAAAwm
Several consignments of Spring Goods already received -
Dress Goods in the very latest weaves ancl colors, also
ts,'Muslins, Cottons, Shirt1ng3, and Cottorta4eS.
Direct importations of Cartrtins, Laces, Finbioideues,
Ensertioris.
500 pairi; of new Boots and Shoes just rec9ived, in the
t spring styles for men, women, and children.
February- Bargain*.
Tremendous snaps in men's and boy' Clothing,
eds, -Underwear, Boas, Shoes, and Heavy Rubbers.,
i.es' Fur and Cloth Coats at less than manufacturers'
f you require the goads it will mean a zaving
AANYVVy
D. M. McBEATHPRETORBIA00K BLYTH.
Ararareirayorerarawk
1 piimummona
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Page Metal Ornaniental Fenc w-e'wnla
yards. orchards, etc. It
is wanted for door yards, division fences in wa lots, grave
fence- that
ornamentai very showy and surprisingly cheap I* is inst what
Jtost think of it. Let Us send you tell partieulatos. BUG
Is 20 ch. PER ,UNNING •FOOT.
painted and retails at only ;
make farm fence, poultry netting, nails and starlies.
The Page Wire Pence Co., Llinited,WIslkerville. Set
A Pig in Bed.
,
.4=.14144-4-4-3444-4144-444444-****
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for half an hour prevously. It removes all thauncertain-
- it
HAT a comfort it is, after retiring these cold nights, to have
had. a hot water bottle filled. and placed betweenIthe sheets
1
Ly asto whether you are going to warm the bedior ' the bed
going to chiThyou. And it saves a lot of time, you don't need to go
o bed till you are ready to sleep. These reasons ought, in themselvee,
40 be enough to induce every family to become the possesscir of one of
hese inexpensive bottles. While for a, stuall additional cest, you ean
get a coMbination one that can, in a moment, be converted intoa
fountain syringe,an article that should be in every houserhe xf Queen
Ouality " of these goods are fully guaranteed and are for sale by
ALEX. IL SO
RD'S, 11-1,
SEAFORT,
FIRST DOOR NORTH
OF PICKA
Th s dog's head trade-mork 00
,ev ry package of ,the. genuine ,
ip-Quinine Tablets
Th kind that cure coughs an&
fol in twentysfour hours, "
or sale by Alex. Wilscu, Seafor h.,
Archibald & COrneres
ANNUAL til4E
--OF-
3EI 13#8 irS
SM.A.M1 ti,P.Er-
r ibald Cudmore will offer ter eale by Public
Auction, at their stabler', in tbc TOwn ofSwtortb,
SATURDAY,
Atiec10eMk,Rp. ind,rilsht,"irept; 1902,
OD
I, bcut 86 draught colts, frqui to tO Bye sears
'Also A few good drivenand worke is Tisanes-.
ap4-1Atrhotvinedcinjetibnitctee
e; 6redl.e will koatl
ilteirtct4ee
loI) 0nl:181311":thellfg
dtrilt- atil be allowed for ea h. 'ARCIIIIIALD ki
CUDMORE, Fr ot teetors TR(2 3ROW1V, Auction-.
eers 1704
ance
Non
006,
FORT
ma
be
H
agen
rent
orexi
bine°
isfr.
ins
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Golfo 3
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lithe
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Wine;
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