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REAL ESTATE FOR ,SaLE.
atIll 5FOR SL.—Re barealne in tarms
the Townsbip* ot Hullett,Morris, and Wiese.
nosteGianty at Eitiren. Inquire at °Me. Wel
CA.MPREL& Blytb, Ont. 177441
leeeetOP tan- IN RaSIONDVILLit FOli SALE.— 1
For sale, a coneneelonts story and halt house, ,
with corneae cellar ant &tent; a good stable and ,
nearer tem scree of lend ; linmediately nu% Of the
Elmondville mane. The land. is well planted with
barge and sneall fruits. Apply to WM. ELLIOTT.
17674f
ARM FOR SATte.—Irer Vale Lot 27, Cone
emelou 4, McKillopi contsining 100 acres, all!
ol whichis cleared, well tamed, underdlreitied ant
a high etete Ot Aultlealiete. Meet), 18 i ROCA,
crick house, large, bank been with stone stabling,'
plenty of water and a goal Grolier& It hwithii
swe miles of Sealer% and wIthin a mile from eh
Apply on the premises or to Seaiorbn
Wel. GRIEVE. 175.741
1GIAR-31 FOR-▪ SALE.—Fartn iti Stanley for sale, Lot
r 29, Concession 2, coataining1.00 acres. Alf
meat but Iff WM% OrlinliWOOd bush, Ili is in a good
state of cultivation, Well booed and underdrained.;
There is on the farm twa berme. with stsibling, and al
sage dwelling houseIt is conveniently situated*
Mile* from Clinton and. e mile from Baird's sohoott
Address all ingeiries to JOHN MeGREGOB, on 'the
premises, or.MRS D MoGREGOR, 2n1 Concession.
Tuckersinith, Seatoeth, Ont. 1758-tt-
!
'LIAM IN STANLEY FOR SALE.—For sale, Lot
11, and south halt of Lot 12, Concession 4. Stan.
ley, containing 150 acres, 90 acrea °leered and in a
fair state et cultivation. There is a frame dwelling
house with cellar, bank barn with Eton° etabling,
stone pie- Pen stave alto, two good wens, also a river
rano at the be:ok of the faro), It Is convenient to
cherchee, schools and markets, behig 3 miles from
Buicefteld and 9 miles fnnn Seatorth. Apply Ott the
premises or address. THOMAS- GEMMELL. Brucer
tied. • 1803-13
IGIARM FOlt SALE IN STANLEY.—Lot 5. south
X boundary. Tbis tarns °anteing 96 acres, all of
which is cleared with the exemption of 10 acres. It
is in a good state of cultivation. There fent com-
fortable story and a half frame houee with stone celr
lan cement cistern. woodshed, fair out buildings with
stone stabling and never failing wells.It is con'.
veniently situated for church and school, and 18
within le mites of the Eippen station. Will be sold
cheep and on e.asy tertaff. Apply on ehe premises or
address W. C. KYLE, Kippen P. 0. , 1799.tf
DARK IN TUCKERSMITH FOR SALE.—Foe
•ee wale, the farm of the undersigned in the Towle,
ship of Tuckeremith, adjoining the Village of Ege
mondvi le. The farm contains 29 acres, 41 cleared
except 4 soros ot good hardwood bush. It hi all
well fenced, web tile drained, and in a first class
state at cultivation. There Is good. frame house,
with nitchen and woodshed, and stone cellar full
siee--ce_tetnee. There is a good beak lmra wite
etene stebling„ and good pig and hea house. There
le a good young bearing orchard and a lot of °roe,
meat I trete. There is a never failing well at tee
lumen one at the barn, and another on the term.
It ie one or the most cenvenient and. comfortable
plecettn tte township, awl will be sold cheap ant
foo easy terins. Apply on the preirtiees or address
Eemendville P. 0. HERMAN BUBOLZ. 1783-11
rtAllef FOR SALE.—For sale that very deeirablis
j. farm on the Milt Read,elluekersmith, adjaining
tbe village of Egmondville. It coritabts 97 acres,
nearly all cleared and In a geed state of cultivation.
arid well underdrainefL There is a comfortable
bre:1k cottage and. good barns, with rook oellar and
ootbuildings. The buildines are. -situated near the
goitre of the farm and on the Mill Road. It Is well
watered, and plenty of soft water in the kitehem
It is eonvemently situated or church and &Moot
and. within a mile and a half of Seaforth. Will be
sold cbeap and on easy terms of osyment. Apply
te the proprietor, ROBERT PAXSON, Seaforth
174541.
M IN HAY TOWNSHIP FOR SALE.—For
sale, Lot 22, on the North Boundary of Envy
Tewnship. This farm contains 100 acres, 85 &arse
cleared, the rest good hardwood bush. It is wen un-
derdrained and fenced. There is a good stone house
with a Na 1. cellar; large bank bane: iraPleraent
erl; sheep house 70x75, with 1Irst-oless etablin
a
d root cellar underneath, a good. OtOlutfd; 00 i
iv Ils anti cistern. There is 121 sores °Nall wheae
wed on a rich fallow, well ananueed; 40 acres
eded down reoently, the rest in wood ahem:, for
o op. This is a No. 1 farm, well situatel foe
ix(arketa, churches, sehooln post office, etc., an
l•he Bold reasonably. •Apply on the premises, ce
e dress ROBERTS. D0UGLied,Blake.Ont.1668x8tf
AM FOR SALE.—Being Lot No. 91 in the first
Conceaeion of the Township ef Hay, situated
on the London Read, containing WO acres of land,
ad on which there isa large 2 -story brick dwell
-
g, with slate roof and good fair out buildings,.
e farm is all in a good state of cultivation, wee
d ined and fenced, a fine bearing orchard and.
aliundan1 eupply of good water and is well situatea
a to markets, being only 3 miles from =Hansen ant).
2 miles. from Exeter. Poteessioa can be given to
s it purchaser. Foe further particulare apply to
MUkTON MeTAGGeRT. Owner, Rennin P. O., or to
G BUTHEILLAND, Conveyancer, Heiman.
1800x8
ARM FOR SALE.—For sale, part Lots 25 and 26,
_Concession 4, L. IL 8., Tucker -mites, containing
IQO acres; about 90 cleared, the rest good hardwood
biah. It is well fenced and underdrained and in a
first-chies state of cultivation. There is a good briok
h use, with kitehen and woodshed attached, good
c liar and cistern. There is good stabling, with
stone foundation and root cellar, 35x55, also an im-
plement house. There is also a good bearing orchard
Mid plenty of herd and sett water ,tat barns sue
heuse. This- excellent farm is animated within six'
Miles of Seaforth and four miles frnm Brimfield and
ie convenient to chureh and echool with goo3 roads
leading from the dnor. . Will be sold cheap, pply tp
the proprietor ALEX. GORDON, Egmondville P. 0.
179941 t
I
X N STANLEY' FOR SALE.—Foil sale, Lot
9 elate° west half of Lot 8, on the 12th concise
-
sten, or Bronson Line, of Stsnley. This farm eon7
tarns 150 acres, all of which is °leered, except four
soiree. It is in a state of first -Wass cultivation. wall
fenced and all underdrainedenostly with tile. There
Is a large frame dwelling houses as good as new, with
god
swine foundation and ()eller, large bank barn
w th stone stabling underneath, and numerous other
b tidings, inelading a lerge plg house. Two good
o chards of choice fruit, ;deo nice shade and ornee
Mental trees There are twa spring creeks running
tbrough the farm, and plenty Of good water all the
year mixed withonis pumping. It is woll situated Inc
Markets, churehes, schools, poet offl le, etc., and good
giavel roads leading from it in all directlone. It is
within view of Lake Huron, and the boats oan be
seen passing up and down from the house. This IA
°fie of the beet equipped farms in the county, ane
will besold on easy terms, as the proprietor want, t�
retire on account of ill health. Apply en the prowl,
see, or address -Blake P. O. JOHN DUNN. 1734-tf i
Mleetitt FOR SALE.—For sale, Lot 1, in the Towns
le ship of Tnekeremith, Conomeion 3, 100 acres et
lend, 95 mores cleared, e -ell un ierdrained. Splendid
/ere" for grain or stook, well watered, a running-
eltring the whole year runs through the farm. Alse
oji the farm is e eplendifi bulk barn, new y new;
ich h 60x54, with stone *tabling underneath:
Ajlsa frame home 24x18, and kitchen Mile, whit
g oci stape cellarand, two good wells. This pro-
p rty is situated in a -very desirable locality with
s lendid gravel roads to market, only si miles td
SJiaforth. Also a good dwelling house in. Seaforta,
8 tinted. on Coleman street, °lose to Victoria Park,
T is house is composcd ot 8 rooms, well finished,
p enty of bard and soft water, and kitchen 20x16
with pantry and waeh room attached, and a good
Woodabed. A good etabet 24x18. All of this property
must be sold al the undersigned is moving to the
L rated States. All particulars concernine this
pkoperty can be had by auplylne at Tile Exeosteore
Office or to the proprietor, JAXES K4E101•1, Seal
forth. 1752-tf
The Seaforth
ilrea Store
Is the right place to get the worth of
your money in all kinds of groceries,
flour, eornmeal,,rolled oat., cream of
wheat in bulk, standard oatmeal, granu-
lated oatmeal, pot barley, pee.r1 barley,
long clear batten, smoked, meets. beet
pure lard, cheese, dried apples, evapoie
ated apples, apricots, dates, evaporated
peaches, 8 tbs. good cooking figs for 25e,
fresh prunes, Panned corn, peas and
tomatoes, canned salmon and eardineS
6c a tin, a few mishit' left at So a lb., e
few lake sal -mon at 56 a lb.., lake hers
rings Ine a dozen, great -mime in teas
and coffee, great value in china, creek'.
ery and glaesware, comb honey and errs
tracted, syrup and molasses, and the
best farmer's maple syrup. :I receive
Weston's Toronto bread fresh every
day; also fresh batter and eggs in
stcrek. I handle ad kinds of fruits
season; I also pay the highest market
prima for fresh butter and eggs in cash
or trade. A oordiel invitation is ere -
tended to all to come_ and geb some of
the pod bargains.
G, AULI
SEAFORTIL
NOW TO IttST A.WItILE
MESSAGE TO THE PHY8 OALLY AND
MENTALLY WORN 01.0T.
SEPARATE FROM .TH
.THRONG
Tho Savionr•ilLoow.tho Nee s ottirodand
Woary,Maakind and In nod ihens to
this Country to /test an Iteestiverato—
Way a Iteat Is Needed eta°kills by
Overwork.
EnteredAccordine to Act of Pa
ada. in the year 1902, by Willi
ronto. ea the Dep't of Agrieu
Chicago, July
scent Of the pines . an
phere of the country.in
by Rev. Frank De Witt
the tet Mark vi, 31,
yourseives apart into a
and rest awhile." 1
•A desert place! WE.
mean? I .Christ' bid
ciples follote• him over
saud? Does he want hi
to lose themselves eraon
dunes and Jive where I
nor bird nor fish nor in
Does he desire them_
stricken at the Moan -in
mooms or to be smothe
lianientof Can-
mliraily,of To-
ter" Ottawa.
I
ere are st,
• an atmose
this Semlrn?.
almage froni
1"COnte
desert place
1 • '
I ; ,
tl does that
ing his dise
great sea. of
.companion
the endlese
either beast
eat -can live?
tb be terror
. 4.1
4 of the sif
ed in one o
those "awful desert windstorms an
be there as completely Ilost 'as th
merciless ocean can swa low down a
shipwred ere* and le ve. no trace
where the watery jaws have opened
and shut? No. Chris is net here
alluding to a Illesopot mian for a
Persian or a Sahara d ert of' sand.
Christ -is practically saying to his
disciples, who are ph -sieally and
mentally worn out fret too • mucl
work: -Come, let us go out into th
country tvliere we can h alone. Le
us go among the hills heLe, we shall
be separated from thes rongs of
people who are continu follOwin ,
us to be physically heal . 4nd Spirit
ually fed. Let us go o al ne, Whet
we shell hear only the ir stlit g o
the leaves and the si gi g o th
birds and the rippling 1 t le biookst
-Let us hie away into na ur 'S haunts
where We can see the de r frIaying it
the vatleys and where e can ttitsie
ble through the wild. v ne gibwing
at out feet.. Let us go a ay tb the
place where the shephe d eads hill"
flocks aneong the fresh a pasture
lands."
Every human body ne
eration of physical rest
lel Websterf made his 1
John Adams, the aged
said: "I aett as well as
nearly ninety years gou
be. I' find ;I, am afnicte
curable disease called
spirit is occupying
tenement, and, as fax as
out, sir, the Landlord
tend to make any m
That statement of Join
figuratively -right, and
wrong. The human bod
°nee created out of d
re-ereated up to the v
the grave. We eat a
rest in order to- give
and strength to the bot
cies and the flesh. An
as essential for the ph
tion as are food and.
light. .
The purpose of this ,
show that every hardw
tian, at least once a ye
out into the country a
cation, a prayerful rest,
Jesus' disciples,, who le
to tak.e /st, rest. • It is
tian's duty, at -least on
leave the h.oine, the st
tory and have a compl
scene and food, When
came to die, looking up
clan, she said: "Doctor
nothing for me. The r
dying is because for y
ne'v'er take a rest.
went off into the coun
took my books and pe
ed." ;Thousands and
Sands of the best brair
of the pulpit, the bar
office and of ald the C
partments of life ha,ve
• themselves in their yot
and womanh.00d becaus
not obey Christ's comrn
a. rest.
I beg of you, hare% rking -Chris-
tian men and women, to leave be-
hind, the office, the factory, the home
and the pulpit and go off this sun-
tiler- into the • country and rest
awhile, because those len and wo-
men whom. Satan cann t destroy b,y
sin he will try to kilt b • everwork.
Satan is a g-reat str tegist. He
rarely attacks his enen ies in the
I.
places where he thinks they are in-,
vulnerable. He is alwee-s trying new
schemes and plans. Wli n Satan finch;
a true Christian, who i consecrated
to God's eervice, he, immediately
calls together his dein niac lieutene
ants and says: -That nan must bp
stopped in his career of good !works.
Those lips of his mu t be Closed.
That hand must be in tde helpless.
That pure heart must 1 e struck by
some poisonous arrow. That foot of
his most be led alon the stony
Path of sin." No vidi n of eartlii
can arouse Satan into su h a frenzie 1
passion as the sight of a good Mit
consecrating his years to good works'.
Soatan, when he sees a good mail
consecrating his life to good deeds,
immediately despatches is angels of
temptation. First, Satan. offers -Le
that. good man all the • llurements of
popular applause and -orldly pleat -
11,3
re
ds
st
the recap,-
hen:Dan
t
• -presider'
y,- milin of
d expecit ty
ith arm ine
ld age.; Mer
every Shaky
elecc°-nnotIniaiknr-
i- repairs.'(
1 dame was
, Which was
St is. being
ry brink of
di drink and
n urishment
es, the must -
r st is just
sital recrea-
1WaLer and.
,
erinon is to
rking Chris -
should go
d take a sae
the same as
t their work
every Christ.
e a. year te
re, thee fac-
te- change cif
Phoebe! Cary
at her physt-
you can do
ascii 1 am
ars I Would
ve.n: when
ry I filwasts
and 'Work: -
ens of thou-
s and hearts
the Medical
ristian der
'imply killed
ng manhood
they would
nd and tate
ye
sures.
Then it Satan fi nds
applause and the- wine
midnight earoueal, do
career cif the good ter
consecrated his life to g
tries another mode. I.
unketmel and uniet
bloodhounds of persecut
representation and slant
them upon the good ma
will. let thie paak of dei
beunds bury their 'whi
his litnbs; I will let
hounds leap upon him
tear out his heart. Ale
many a good man on
slander turn and curse
have I can destroy this
But after Satan has
troy this good man by
applause and. by the ho
cutlerswed situder an
Satan has 'one way left.
to himself: -"I cannot ra
give up his God, but I,
with overwork. I oan-p
Man opportunities of u,S
• t
hat Worldly
up and the
ot stop the
a who hats
•oct deeds he
e says:
sh atI th
on and mis-
er and turn
I's track. I
ioniete blood -
e teeth int0
these-bloot
and try t
I have made
neepent of
cti Per -
man in thi
ried- tp des-
roth popular
nds of perse-
has.' failed
Satan saes
ke that man
an kill him
le the Chris.=
fuPaess upon
1
V4iglA, tit.
gospel mitt
ing durin
night;
churchth
have the 1-
artieles 10
the stuntu
away his
viva l in 1).
bit of ph
kill 1b
Kirke Wild
:bridge pri-
ed Wifliain
of age the
inte4ect 0
as I 11141,Y0
many; a
thatet brai
light l I an
would ha
the Worl
Now, n
what 1 a
that sorn
raosti OW,
tOoi
lose, have
gone
gone 'fort,
graves 'net
obev IChri
a desert p
have, had
ness.. Yo,
ing too h
tell rou t
You had
child', en.' s
sake Or yo
ter gO out
You ay
You!could
Y
attend yo
not want
den of -life
Better res
time.;
I !kg o
tian linen
meriyacat
can do
same time
or ttree
mini. try n
something
hear ;you
'this kturu
You, ay
time, Gr
temp to
have' to p
ing 1 atur
serm. ns
hardqr .to
you ntVE3
the e
rest ,
your
is o
trie
al
reste
work
whicl
to h
ty b
o yo
God.
bpt
rayei
ays
it
Y 7 Fr
evei
S 8011
e 0118
Store 'I Wil
tht day 1
WU. give
-a he 'can attend to; I will
ditors write Mut to , send
' their papers; -I will haVe
• camp an etings steal
aeatiOn; Wi I start a ref_.
church; ill sap every
teal stren th he hasj will
overwo lk, as 1 killed
e, by oflerm him a Came
• I will kill iim as 1 kill -
Paley, at th' -ty-nine years
Most br Ili nt• Cristian
his day; 11 ill li'll him,
burned o e brain of
lir
inns, by ire work ,before
lived lol g enough to
ntellectua . arse" which
cast its ra. s all- round
rratea, y•oung
keep him work-.
nr. during the
him a bigger
1
I friends, '0d know that
Saying is ru You know
of the b' St people, the
tian poop e, and the NO-,
We Sould,east afford • to
Slibrierted th Pr lives, and
!and laid down in their
ly becaus Itl ey would not
,
t's e0111.111 Id and go into .
ace and r 1st awhile. You
,iane• pre mi ions of sick -
know tha, y il are carry-
vy a load". The doctors
t you. •'re overworked.
irtttter hold: u'. For your -
ke and your husband's
wife's s ke you had bet -
into the c SI try and rest.
ti. canner s op and rest.
top for I c se of typhoid,
could stipin order to
✓ own fur 1. God does
'fou. to lay! d wn your burr .
'until yo1TI4 wfork is ended.
hereis yet
rking Chris -
take a sum-
arested ,brain
h- work in the
Some two
entered, the
e me a letter
oar Frank,
in the city
no vacation.
t afford the
If you at
101',' you will
for disobey'-
t winter the
rite will be
ooren because
Get out of
ou owe this
o ir church and
ired. Minister
is study, in
n his pulpit.
my brain ia
-est and best
i d 01 a letter
her will write
ds that the
up whii
you, her
d women
n becaus
ce as mu
$ a tired
ars after III
father wro
ike this:
rtend to sta.
w
✓ and-ta
at you ce
t mistaCc
ork all sly
a big ptec
laws.
ich you :!
bduce and
tired brain.
all meane.
• family,
A sick e-
ttle use 14
meeting 'r
td that Whet
oes its cetic
atis thejr sensible 1 at
t
when he trin
boy does ot knowtSth well known
axle* the. a rested bra.'n and ,a rest-
ed bOdy n do twice much work
as a! tired physical 6).. anizationt -
Every pi Ysician w41 telt' you that
it is! an. e; onomy in11.time for tired
men. and • omen to gie ff and take a
vacation and rest. Ye it is a sur-
prising fact how 111,a41 truly good
tian . people fel they cannot.
their .home aflc church Work
for al few weeks l li a, year. , If
were ested, they: ould do much.
for Christ and do it .
easily. 1110.ed, the older.
more I bell .ve that most
e need to ba -e this advice.
• people lOok tired. - Go
will, in th store or in
great come
ry spring and
ired, awitilly
hen I get up
n I lie down
y, most peoe
pringtime!took as tired as
woman wit came to me
id said: "Mr. Talmage,
t heaven. I
heaven for a
so tired that
want God to
e for a thou-
a- I have be -
, I want to
heaven." My
lend, if you
ork for Christ
eat your body
eat a tired,
horse which
worked all. winter. You
e off his sloes and turn
grass. IV tt must treat
as a farmer treats a field
been. overa- eked in Pro -
He beta it, lie fallow for
You ,shoule treat .your
attire treat the vegeta-
nd the colds of winter so
e forces of the trees can
tristian work -
hen you will
vhat you. need
do your next,
• ediciner but
ti and. mental
f rest which
d sciples when
desert plaie.
net cost very
few 'days into
entry and rest
ask you a
•u have not
s, the kind of
you to take—
much: did
bills last
newer, -last
ter for me.
Cold all the
very weak.
affect it. One
eatened with
O I had broil -
in the store
1111
all
Ohri
• leave
even,
"they
Moro
0
wor
mucli nest -
I gre vv. th
good peep
Mosti gooci
whei you
the ionie, t and the on
plaint that you hear iev
suminer le "I ane so
tired. I an as tired!
in the mo •ning as wh
to sleep a night." W
pie in the)
that't poor
one day a
don't talk to me aho
do not weitet to go to
long' time yet. I ant
when I conic to die Lf
let elee sleep in my gra
sanl. a -eat* Then-, aft
C0flht thor iughly reste
ope my yes and see
over orke Christian, f
wan to et your best,
next winte yommust t
just, as y u would t
run :down, exhausted
has 1 been.
would ta
him out t
your body
whicih. has
due ti on.
awh.1 le,
bod
tion
that
lie
er
have
now
win
as 1
all It s
t
orma
'or n
so • nj
to en
ex.'s e't
t. As a, •C
t winter,
tch to do,'
ble you to
uty is. not
restl—, complete physic
rest:the ame !kind
,ChriSt ga e to his
- he ed tht n off into a
- To firoV that it veil
much out for a
the nietu e of the co
awh le, I vould like t
pert nent uestion.
had a; vet tion—that •
vacation hrist wants
for a Ion while. Ho
you spen in doctor'
year ell," you
wint r • wa1 a hard wit
sejemed o be taking
time throat was
and each draft would
wccl I w s in bed th
pneu noni 1 a,nother titx
chid -. 1 ¼vas away 'Ir
ten Lays.' My doctor's bills Were
very high. 1 have not paid them. alt
e et." I would li:k to ask you
anot ter pertinent gee tion. What
did your :druggist bills amount to
last winter? "Oh,"; y u answer, "I
was buyieg medicines all the time--
medi inesfor my. digest on, medicines
for my :cough, modici es for : head-
ache , tab ets for this and that and.
the other: thing."
Bu the greatest of 11 advaata,ges
in oing dff into a de -ert place to
rest awhile; is that We
nem Pr to Cludet
before. In
few men ha
think. ;Dail
bsorbing ilia
s itself utio
duty ie do
cars -Whirl
and brotl
in inoreing
ns have to
-eninle tasks.
orks from- s
•
com
ever been
work. but
stop and
come so ,
duty CroW'
as the fir,
ing electr
and father.
store. Fr
the clusteal
come the
"a ntan
women's
But wh
into the e
can there
han we had
his age of
-e time to
• tusks be-
t the 8CCOTId.
you as soon
se. The rush -
the herebands
ere to the
mita night
e seem -Then
And, though
m to sun, a
ork is ever done."
the Chris taw goes off
untry_tjo re t he can go
1V1RPINNW
41
ON FAPOSITIVI.
,
-A
0 prey 14 meet:Me sp1r1t with
which Christ went. Whet h gets aiadde
away from tliP store, t e f ctory,
the ome, his rested miii- will begin -
to ear'. As he saunte s out to lie -1 ne
-
doW under the shadows th 6 trees
with his Bible,he will twin to re-
alize how the goOdness of a od 'has
folio ed him eel the day of his life.
He' ill begin to see in he ,celietude
of t e woods, that even 'n hietroub-
les, the hand, of God -11 s baniliersd-
ing him, that all thins wbrk to--
geth r for gopd thos, whb love
the 'ord. Tgen as he te there in
the ord. Then as hel s te there
the oods- upon the MIN de tvith the
broo gurgling by his ide, he' will
thin that he is sitting at (hi 1st's
feet, ; just the same; as ' he d''seipies
of Id used to -do tin ti e op,n aite
Then; he wilt hear g• ehir . W len he
106k up, he will see lit le bird
•swin ing upo the tree b ancl 8 over
his ad ijio will tur am, read
from Mealier: "Are n t teed spare
• rows sold lb) a farthint avid one
.of t em shall not fall oi thel ground
With ut Your Father. I ear lyre net,
ther fore; ye Flee armor vale than
•man sparro s." As ti e ,C istian
wife walks through the fie14 and
pick the dal les and clo er tps and
the golden -r d and the rigl
low buttercu s, she wi 1 re nember
the ords Jeais spoke h en , he said
that as he cared for the, lit es of
the fields So he would are :Or her..
Ther ;is no p ace on earth vet ere a.
man tan g t so close to Lod ,as with
an pen Bi if the qu etude -of the
woo S.
Oh
y o u
only
like
to t
tude
i 1)1 r
r eefee
Fothrprae"r 1 Nvarit you to
may '0,11c.; to yot
I Tea en1 y 14X t her . If
you will not onlyii
try:, draw nlarer to yo
Fat her, but ypu will find
MIONNIWWIWINIEr
1
my brother and Sister,,! T want
to go out into the country, tett
to get -a phyeical ewe! Wit,
the diseiples of old, I Wantoti
take Chtlst along. 1 In title quiee
'of the,Iivoods, wit yeet• open
, I want you to '1c,ep open , a
tive ear !so that yolir Heavenly
, end be',
alk to yetis
you .will de
1 the cam's
tr Heavenly
that Christ
during all the long once -nine .winter
,
enolielis Will stay very closeEoyou.
I tvi'int you ;to get thoroughly ac-
quainted with Christ.: 1 want. . you
to vitalize that he is -the demfest, the
tend Test, thei 'kindest, the infoSt'for-
giviit r and the -Most Riving ompaai-
iond 1 pardoned sinner soul . ever
have . •
Du there is one Other adea tage of
'a 81 mmer vacation about Which I
..woul • speak a few ,words. , That ad -
:vent ines to
all
t
into
whic
ler
iiIiIti.to; bth
:
iuI
s :
heret
itcp
age is the desire Which c
ue Christian hearte :to et back
the lateness to do- the', work.
Nod hes given tHejin to td.o
af-
11 is ended:
hoot eacher
ie t
.s4e-s to
• !rectum a
Tarty'. of the
hildeen to
cro lazy to
them-
eristi an
in the
1 to
the summer vaca
a spring. the tired
pt. to co uplain.
If: 'Wire did 1 eVe
e school teacher? .1
ers only send their
because. they ar
:care of the ch
sel ve a" But after
1.
teacher has had
-,ry with, Cod she I
hen oppertunities,
how good God is t
ldren
t e • C
scho res
come egin
Mire •d s Says;
• 'Oh, ) me ! Think
of the opportunity of ueefuhless
hoes Perhaps by "the • g 'ace di God,
shall not only ziallueric
dren bet also the sinful
whit they come." .After
has
11
' ihdee chile
°nide frog.
the nL1nister
t ' to
in
the
to
0 h-
• Ines
VeCte
May
the
ex-
elig-
good
o w-
hris-
suth-
eyes
urouslt see
n earth is
the! Lord
teen off along wi Chr
rest awhile he tongs l'es e O!
his ulpit to prsach agai abeu
t whom. he bas so ;learnt{
:The mother, the 1411301n
fter she has had her rest, c
With a. haPpier heart, s
rayer
len all
'their
Ohre
love.
er,
c
bac
or s:uile -and a gentler
seod pity to -day th1:s 1
1S-0111 It who are so phy
haue ird that st hey th1iik:
lime ' opporennitien for- doing :
area'
perpetual burden:- se the
ier of- reereeitinet rest Ma , all
mer tiontlis have their .s iritteal
tian raorkers diu-ing the oming
opeited. -May. they rept
that :the hapPiest duty
tle_! Opportunlity to Ors,
..1 esus , (.. hrist .1
One, motnirg the dab iter . Of
English king was foiled elead,
her liked piliewed near- in ope
ble el -1 with her finger 1)ointeise
word "rest." The cord !"
found in Matthev- xi.
;le unto the all -!-e that'
are heavy laden, an 1 will
rest." 'Whether ehe
ha longed for this
- we •caninot now,
the
was
" Cot
and
yon
r est
trrier
Cheiet in our hearts, if
swot.j invitation, we can
here.; 'May , his swum r ' vac tion
give tu ltIt C iristien wo kers r •t of
he -art and soul !. May, _ you,
not oule- have phy ical rest,
but also - spiritua1 r•st May
it bi the sweet, rest with hich
Chriet will fit you for t o hist ork
of (Air earthly life duri g the corn-
ing livinter months! Th n in 1:h fall
may it be (iid'swill ,t bring the
pastor and qople of thi, chute) toe
geth r again' !for hie bles ed ser ice!
e .an
with
Bi-
tes
-eat"
28,
•abor.
(rive
found ! the
ide• Of1 the
but i with
e ticee1,t his
find hie rest
Japanese Mille
Ja ranese miliet, stands up ver well
for a tall crop. Don't sow• it too
thick, for it stools mo e than any
othet crop. One siiiall si ed..w#1 send
up s wen or eight plants to the arise.
Iteigl t. If sown too thickly, !i! wilt
nett have rooms to stool and it will
lodge. "Illicit easier, rjen. to . It elves
etterte of seed per az s on ft irly
good soil will; stand up all right.
, I
,
NCAH'S AR
Said
W.
Wine
the i
ed w
to rave lieen Faun
Loil-,•ed at the Arctic
Is Fetrille
A. Reid! secretary
1, recently r
iterior of Alaska, et-.
th Judi:Iles, whose e
by :In
d. I
f! 'keg -
turned
usre lie-
vnest 8
lane
rout,
alke
ate -
anent e he believes, fully contesn the
previOus -reports that 0 -India s of
the Lowe'? Yukon have 0 sees, ce-e an
ham nee petrified ship ot the 'P rcu-
e I
pine River, near the Arct c (peel and
north of Itan!ipart Alaska. 1 The In-
dian, ; first told thetr sto -y to. 1 . F.
Lischle,. editor of the Ko -ule!uk News.•
Secretary ittei;d talked With. the In-
dians, who cenviaced. hii 1. that they
saw tthe great boat wh. ch is 1 -ing
partly on. 11.51 side, and hen.; n ked
regarding its size, they traced its
dimensions on the groun• , indic ting
a Ieng,th, of twelve hundr d -feet. The
Indians seated that ever 1 thing con-
nected with the boat w •s -par fied.
Amoeg-the things inside- of ,it I w: s a
large safe or !chest. Th pkin here
might. be soneething insi pi of his,
they rolled it 'but of the shte and
down the mountain side, using 1 vere
.and -kids for this purp se. hey
thou ht. it might break _open, b t in
this :hey -were diteappetated,' N leee
i ease
Old people are especially liable to de -
ran ements of the kidne s and bladder
and it is therefore not unusual, to 1find
the i great admirers of Dr. Chase's Kid-
ney Liver Pills. -
r. iohn. Lalone, Woodworker, Tren-
ton Ont., states ;--"I anal seventy years
old and have been using Dr. ; Chase's
Kid ey-Liver Pills for,somp time. I have
been troubled a great deal with my kid-
neys and bladder and at ;times would go
two or three days without passing any
thing. Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills
have proved to be exactly whatI needed
and I owe it to 'them that I am in such
good health to -day. they ;acted promptly
on my lcidneys and hladderj with the most
satisfactory results, bringing quick relief
and setting these ergans in Perfect working
order.'' ,
One pill a doe, 25e. a box, at an
dealers, or Edi anson, Bates & Co.,
Toronto. Insist n gertin what you ask
for and refuse su -titutes.
1
Dr. liage's
Kidney
'
Ivor Pills
tne cnest was 11011011' ii rememea in-
tact. The Indies -Ile fi tally became
Convinced that the whole contrivance
was something conincled With the
Holy Spirit,so they left, it, but pro-
mised to pilot others, there at any
tiMe. Indians fami 1 a r witlo • the
are convieced; that the ship is
non0. etslier than Notth's ark.
VALUJeSt.5.'Filk-ITS.
Whitt to Do If it Chilfl:la Accidentally
. leneolieli. • -
Some children seem o have lihe
knee's; of end ingertne 1 11..th' 511111.11
I ivee 'With al at ming frequency, and
it 'is well to 1)(3 propz.red lo7- all
sorts and coralitiorie- of einerg( ncies.
There is thel chijd, for i1,seante,
NA 110 has the Mania. for 4tnstlng.
No t lehig is said froline , its small i les, .
fromsthe dregs left ,at the bottom of
lk
father's coifedOc.)
' p, - tie frisdinating
bottles on 11101-htir'S VczLSI1St &URI . 'this
tasting - mania iS 'Very,' apt to end
with. the child being pdisoned sooner
of later. All lotie`ms and. liniments
shonlei be kept unelee leek and key.
e,11,,enne cough mixtureS contain . a
larcb )ercentagte of ceJitun, a.n.d as.
thee hre sweet to he taste, a tiny:
Child is eery apt lei se ze the bottles
.if left withinits leach and drink
t
the entire contents' '
, F rtunately wee! po ,oris have the
(Stet of makine 'the child sick and so
lessenling the anger. . ' But. do not
wait tor nettle. to toelieve herself in-'
thie . Way, but ive, the little one an
emetic madeith two heaped tea -
1
m
spdonfuls of m istard, mixed in half
a - teacupful of warm water. Should
(hie not act in fifteeu minutes, re-
peat the dose. .After this child has
been sick give, copiou drafts of
a artxt water. j i.
'I he symptoms of opium poisoning
are, vomiting, . drowsi less, . ending
-
finally in ,stupor. At 411 costs the
little One must be, ke t awake, or,
poor mite, he' Will n'vc4.• wake again.
Resort to smart slaps, if necessary,'
to effect this, and carry him into the:
stair: In all casesof poisoning re*
i
mem-ber:
"First—Send instantly for the doe-.
1
Second—Make th t c ild violently'
sic'111-1urdL-Keep him awake. ,
And, finally, I would suggest that.
a gilled with a ;"taeting- ,maniet",.
ehould be cured of.its propensity by,
leaving.ah.an dttracave. looking -but
1)i tter tasting liquid within its
i
! i
,
1 -------- i
Itreedinz F1-3nt *our. Fillies, ,.
• Te question'whether it is Wise to
bre d flies at ; two, -yelars old, has
been more thanionct1t asked by corres-
i ! .,
pondents in the yese few Months,
and' in replying, ce.ution has been,
adviSed in'resoritingl to this unless in'
cases where theifilly is vigorous and
welli developed. ; We notice that the
same question is being discussed in
Britain, mad from the Farmers' _ Ga--
zette of recent date we quote; "With
' reference to the advisaibility or oth-
erwise of breeding from. young fillies,
a Well-known breeder of- heavy
hoiSes, writes to inform us that he
himeelf has, 1 oi years, bred very suc-
aninials of this age,
and has never known any injurious
reselts to havc followed.from the
PraStise. Mtici depend; 'in cases of
i 1
this kind upon the, filly herself. If
the animal b longs to a vigorous
famly 011 horses, pesseisses a goo0.
conititution, and ' ha S been well
'do e,' itt her flrst anct second seas-
ons no great Iliuni may be caused: by
IV ing her to the stallion at the age
mijtioned, bu1 in the ;generality of
cas s we find that . net only is the,
foe.li produced less -robuet and less
vigOrous in it constitution tb.an!
the 'Produce of a fully -matured
matte,but that the 'development of
the filly hersel; is So much arrested
that she very Idom grows into as
fine. a mere asanother of the same
age, and kept inder the same condi-
tion,' but noti bred from until her
third ' or fourt year. If indulged in
at tell, our extierienceeis that breed-
ing from two- rear-eld ;fillies should
only be attenapted where the animals
are,, as above indileated, of sound,
vigorous cons itutione sand where
thee, have bee kept in: the best Con-
dition right through from the time of
foaling. Much may ale° be -done to
counteract the injurious effects of
early breeding '1 prcautions are tak-
en to work th animals lightly and
feed them. libe 'ally during the time
the are carry ng their first foals."
- Grow i n xtrawbitrriec
Strawberry sods are so very fine'
tha more thar usual are is requir-
ed Ito succeed with them. .If ! you
hav a Irani , you. might so* the
sect in, a flowerpot an1 place it
therein, keeping it eha. ed from the
sun and fairly moist all the time.
Lacing a fra ne, litl the pot to
its !rim in- so re hadr place out-
doors, placing a p'lece ;of glees over
it iintil the seals ei-Fninate. You
shodld sow the cede at once as soon»
es ripe, wash4ig iheni free of pulp
first,
tore-
CeSSfilliy from
Good. He th for Capital.
Maletainieg good health is to the majority cf pee-
p* the Mos! vital que m the warle, and nature
torah no more efflciept strangtnetier fer the *fawn
ar4d r sttrative for the ne ves than Pr. Chsee's
leery Food. Natural y, gradually and certainly
ms nen red corpus es in the blood, Creates new,:
he1t14y nerve cells, and puts into the system the
En. p, energy and vitality thst defies disease.
•
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• JULY25
t Weather oods.
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1902
Hot weather has been a. long time coming,,b t it is here at
last, and every day zia'W you will be needi some heat
defying clothes. Our store is the place to cietit em,
Suits that are cool but dreesy,
Underclothing that:is cool but good weg
Shirts that arethe43roper
Hats that keep the head coa.
Spoke that keep the feet cool,
Everything; that is cool, but the quality is acrificed for
.coolness. rour money' worth in comfortent inality
BRIGH
.FURXIS
A
For
CCM
Sic
ERS, SEIFORT
orpid Liver,
tipation, Bili
Headache,
ISTO
ipSafai ilddo, •n
and always, give
1 s
o t rtliabletIonsehold edicine, can
childre
Flatulence,
usness and
TAKE
• p
•
nick -acting,
t weaken,
afidnectiOne
e taken at any seas
Alt druggis sell "B
ISTOLPS.
9 yl Arlo ts -or
arnitire Cheai er.
On account of great reduction - in expe
we are now able to. put furniture on the
ing purchasers will. do well to eall- at our w
date furniture are`seld at right prices,
;
_
ses, and menufact4
rri
arket cheaper than. *pre •
reroomsi whim full 14i
.1.123€2.12x.:1170M;2E.C1120mr.sa-,:o:._
171\1-pHTRIMAJKII\17
This departme t 18 cOmplete with a large selection of the
obliging attention gvcn to this branch of the business.
Night calls p
Goderich street, Sea
t
ROAD
omptly attended to by our Undertaker, lir.
orth, oppalite the Methodistt elnuth.
00T, BOX C
sm.A_M10
spi5cial
All intena
s of up-
st good;
T. Hahne*
E GRIE*T• CASII
ur Big Sunli' er Sale is
Blast.
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This is a amine room -making sale, as we have made
chases for Fall whi, c arriVe in August, and before that ti
made, and in order o do so will give the. -3ublic one of the gr
ties in the County to buy good !oods at reatly reduced -price
you to drive miles to secure sona tgaiw3 during this tr
-*
Space will. nut allow us t
•have in. Dress Goods and all line
Underwear and Correts, is simpl
See the ToWellinvd 3ic
1
See the Carpets at 35e a
Several lines of Lae Cu
See the bargains we are
proofs. ;
In the Boot and Shoe I)
Hats for men and boys . a
Millinery al greatly redu
of the b
tell all
of Prin
marvel
and lc p
dlOc, w
tains at
ffering
artment
sweepin
-ed prices
bout the sale, but
s, Muslins, Batistes,
yard.
rth 550 and 6f:: per ya
ear -Mg prices.
Men's and Boys' clot irtg and water-
frktV
so -hea pur-
worn must be
n stt willpay
opportuni-
I
e dous sale,
h4
taaer,gnainoBswoipry,
something very special.
reductions.
McBEAT
PARI
25
That IAN 1 Kill the Bugs
CENTS PER POU
Alsoput 'up in c 'I0c and :I5c
packets.
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!411X, WI JSO
PiTTG-G-I SE%
FIRST DOOR NORTH
OF PI KARD'S, SEAFORTII.
The Amer
, 1
BFrpc FIELD.
, 1 1
This old and'popul r hostlery has recently V
been enlarged, remod led and Improved, and ie
i
now possesses all m dern °Maven enees ler- re
the comfort Of guests Conveuient y arrang-
ed sample rams, co modioun sitting rooms
, 1
can Hotel
and eomfor le bedrooms.
LOCAL 1:NIPROV
Court Of ERvi
-otioe is hereby given of th
Revision In the, Council -
1)1.)
why. August 4tia, at 7 feel etc
•of appeals pureMant to th r
pecting the proposed cenrea
t side et Jarvis. street bet
, -
H. roo streets, on the north aid
b tween Main and Jervie streets.
of Goderieh street between eti. or
vats- On the north side 01M ke
1 f
p.! in. for beare
e tetiguilfee:foe b:hautiottri
deoodwalkaeriLoab -:rhact
11 Market street
n the 8g b 414e
ta end leffitn
t street Wen
*mated est of
oot. fila
et litattianrortetelgn
. futir}
e stian'tnisebefievteeleenradinglae%inednthillaiii
telinenteef rine
nt -to be dee teid
war, clop*.
41
Good stabling and commodious sheds st
The very boat liquors and eigtrs in the
bar.
1 el
Attentive ;waiters and a reliable and
obliging hostler.
Terms reasonabletg'The travell ng pub.
lie are cordially invit d.
LITTLE, P}oP.
DR. C. B
1805
01
ra
01
I
Ilifil, and Sperling streets. Th
E
d sidewalks is 44 °Sets per line
&lay will 118811010 eo per te t
per cent. of alt thebages. T
eased to the lands enarnede 1
due and payable in le awned
al and interest corehilled In
of 4 per cent. per ennum.
.nts to be due and perible et t
Molest taxes. Tbe 'fret initial
a beein 1902. I
' W
o
I:3 OP—
;lees
set'
404110 W
Palette
: Mixed
131onto .110
PsImerskt
Ethel. .
Bluevale.
Wingbam
Collie
Wingtain
.Bleavele.
Brussels.
PAIratirst
FAR
4. B.
truer
Nada&
UM, Fa
EOM.
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eine le.
ineffitots
learti
nut