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HSR FATHER
WAS A DRUNKARD
ITOR
OVENMER
7 1.902
A Plucky Yount' Lady Takes 013
tieredi to Cure Her Father
of the Liquor Habit.
STORY OF HER SUCCESS.
A portion of her letter reads as follows e—e' My
father had oftea piomised mother to stop drink-
ing, and would do so for a timebut then returned
to ikstronger thaa ever. One day after a terrible
spree, he said to us no use. I cant etop
drinking.' , Our hearts seemed tb turn to stone,.
and we decided ta try the Tasteless Samana
Prescription, which, we had read about in the
papers. We gave him the retnedy, entirely with -
oat his keolvIedge, in his tea, coffee, or food
regularly, according to directions, and he never
knew he was taking it. One teeckage rem:eyed
allhis desire for liquor, and he says it is now,
distasteful to him. His health and appetite are
also wenderfully improved, and no one would
know him for the same man. It is now fifteen
months since we tave it to hira and we feel sure
that the change is for good. Please send me one
of your little books, as I want to give it to a
FREE SAMPLE
raonials and price sent in plain sealed envelope.,
Correspondence credly confidential. Enclose
stamp kr reply.. AddreSSThe Samaria Remedy
cite 23 Jordan Street,. Toronto, Canada,.
029 ACRE FARM FOR SA.LE.—In beet heat belt
wheat next yeae; 00 acres hay. Good new stable
and grapary. Twelve dollars per acre. Several
other i eproved and prsirie farms for sale. Write
CHAS. E. SflaW, Bex 17, Boissevain, Manitoba.
10eROPERTY EGMONDVILLE FOR SALE.—
For sale, a commodious story and halt house,
with cement cellar and °lam ; a good listable and
nearly' two aorea of lend lennedietely truth of the
Egasondville manse, The laed is well planted with
6 MeleILLOP FOR RALE.—For sale, diet
very desiretle term, the oldehomesteed, Lot 27.
Oencesedon 8, ooetaining 100 ao• es, all
cleared sad ie a good etete of cultivation. Beautiful
home, spieneid fruit orchard, plenty of wider and
everythieg required. Only one mile no-th of Sere
VA= FOR SALE.—For sale Lot 27, Con -
U. cession 1, conteir ince 100 acmes, all .
of Which's cleared, well fenced, naderdreiered ed
prick house, large bank barn with stone seebling,
plenty of water and a good orcherd. It is withia
two mile* of Seaforth and within a mile !rein a
school. Apply on the premiles or to Seaforte P. 0.
veem Poe SALE.—Farm in Stanley for eale, Lot
U 29, C-ricession 2, containing 100 acres. All
c.ear but 5 acme of heidwood hush. It is in e good
There leo the farm tyre. berus, with stebling, and a
large dwe Prig house. It is conveniently situated,
Address a 1 inquiries to -.1011N MaGREGOR, on the
premises. r MRS. D. MoGREGOR, 2nd Concession,
FA' FOR SALE.—For sale that very desirable
farm on the MIR Read, Titokersmith, adjelning
the village ot Egmoodville. It contaies 97 force,
nearly all cleared arid In a good state of cultivation,
and well ' underdrained. There IS reemiertable
bdok cottage and gold barna, with root cellar and
outbuildiriels. The bnildines are eitueted near the
centre of the farm and on the Mill Road. It is well
watered, and plenty of soft water' in the kitohen.
. and within a mile and a half of Seitfuth. Will be
sold cheap and on elegy terms et paiTiont. AWAY
to the proprietor, Roemer FANSON, Seaforth.
"ElAitei IN like Tawnier", FOR SALE.—For
eAle, Lot 22, on the North Boundary of Hay
Township. This farm contains 100 extre3, 86 acmes
cleared, the reet good, hardwood bush. It is well un-
derdrained and fenced. There is a goed stone house
with_ a No. 1 cellar; large bank barn; insplement
sexed; sheep house 70x75, with first-131mA steblio
and root cellar underaeattt ; a good orchard; op
wells and cistern. There is -12e stores of fail wheat
Bowed. on a rich fallow, well manured ; 40 aores
seeded down recently, the rest in good eiape for
crop. - This is a No. 1 farm, well situeted for
markets, churches, schools, post office, etc., and
will be sold reasonab'y. Apply on the premises, or
address ROBERTN.DOUGLAS,Blake,014.1668xStf
IN TUCKERSMITH FOR SALE.—For
term farm of the undersiened in the Town-
ship of Tuckers.nith, adjoining the Village of Be.-
mondvi le. The farm contains 29 acres, all cleared
except 4 acres of good herdwood bush. It is all
welt fencee, well tile drained; teed in a firse cl•ss
state of cultivatien. There is a good freme bowie,
with kitchen and woodshed, and stone cellar full
glee of house. There is. a good beak bent with
etone stebling, and good pig and ilea home. There
la a good yaung bearing arched. and a lot of orna-
ment .1 trees. There is a never falling well at the
house, one at the ba -n, and another on the farm.
fis. is 008 of the meet convenient and couttoeteble
ptace3 in the township, and will be sold cheap an 1
oe eaey terees. Apply on the premises or address
it GOOD FARM FOR SkLE.—For We, Let 1,
Concesaion is. Tueleersmith. containing 97
acre4 of weieh SO are cleared, welt toderiremed,
fenced. and in a high state of cultivation. There -are
17 acres of Belendid harclwold bush, uneulled and in
Snit elan cendition. There :is a comfortable house
and one of the best barns In the county. It is Mae
f.et, with stone stabling underneath, cement floors
aad everything finished up in first eless style. The
farm le eell watered with living springs arid is suit -
aide for grain or grtsing. It is convenient to
e few milts from a raelsvay station. It is one of
the best and best equipped farms in the county and
will be solct cheep tied on eesy terms, as the peopriee
tor is anxious to retire. Apply on tha premises, or
adclrese Chisellauret P. O. (LAVES CJNNOR% Pro-
prietor. 18613-tf
MIAMI IN STANLEY FOR SALE.—For sale, Lot
le a and the west half of Lot 8, on the 12th conces-
sion, of Bronson Line, of Stanley. This feria con.
tains 150 acre% all of which le °leered, except four
acres. It le in a state OS- firstolass ou tiretion, w311
fenced and all underdrained,mosbly with tile. There
is a large frame dwelling house as good as new, with
good stone foundetion and yeller, large beak barn
•vith stone stabliag underneath, and numerous] other
buildings, ineludieg a large pig home. Two good
recast trees. There are two epring creeks running
through the farm, ,and plenty of good water ail the
year round wittiont pumping. It is well situated for -
markets, churehee, schools. post oillee, eta , and' good
gravel roads leading from it in ell directions. It is
velthia view of Lake Enron, and the boats rem be
seen passing up and down from the house. Thie is
one of the best equipped farms in the county, and
will besold on easy terms, as the proprietor warit3 to
retire on account of ill health. Apply on the prom'.
se's, or addrees Blake P. O. JOHN DUNN. 1734-tf
A.RM FOR SALE.—For We, Lot 1, in the Town.
ship cf Tueltersreith, Co/m*388ton 3, 100 acres of
land, 96 acmes cleared, well un lerdrained. Splendid
farm for grain or stook, well watered, a running
spring the whole year rune through the farm. Also
ori the farm is eplendid bank barn, creasy new,
hich is 60x54, with etone stabling underneath.
Also frame home 24xlie and kitchen 18xI6, with
good stone guitar, and two good wells. This. pro-
perty is situeted in a eery desirable locality with
splendid gravel raids to market, only es miles to
Seaforth. Aliso a good dwelling house in Seatortb,
situated on Coleman street, close to Victoria Park.
This house la composed of .8 rooms, veell finished,
piezety of hard and soft water, and kitchen 20x16,
with pantry and wash room attached, and a good
woodshed.eA good stah'e 24x/E. 411 of this property
must be sold as the unciereiened is moving to the
United States. -AR particulars concerning this
property elm ba had hy epplying at TUE EXPOMOR
(Mee or to- the preprietor, JAMES KEHOE. Sea.
Ortiz 17524f
THE SELLER A13110
ni is in owe
over its
ON SINNING AWAY Fi1014 MOE
Whet the Ordinary Nan ri, Do Wien
native Observation to e Prince of
lz
Wales in This Conuectioa
Entered amordin is to Act et Parili ancient of C n-
ada. in the year 1902, by Willia Bally, of o-
,reitto, -at the Dept et asrieultare. Chum
with a, class pecaliayly subject . to
hardships and teinptations is m
fasted in thiS sermon by tiny., Fr
De Witt, Talmage on tins 'text _Nei e -
kind of ware lodged witheut Jerue a-
lms. once or twice."
President Harrison. onee sent far li
0, proclamation which ael'onsed wi 0...
that the claims of many Indian. tri s
had been bought up by the GOve ne
meat; therefore, by the `pewer tallith
was vested in hiln aS chief executive
of the United States, he would.
A•Pril 22, 1889, open the eentral p
tion of Oklahoma to the Amerie
people. All the men and Women. Iv
at that time entered the new co
try could sta.ke themselves out
ands of people assembled upon th
borderland. Some sat Upon fl
-thoronghbreds, ready ,to make t
race for the choicest lots in the c
ies which would within a few da
r -
o
spring up as if by magic and the
streets- of which were aleeady 1 id
out. Some came on foot. Those. i -
clothing, so that they coild rine s
swiftly as possIble. When the Sige I
cavalryman'§ hand, the ,g- eat mul 1 -
be settlers rushed ahead so fast th t
within a few hours the Vshole la d
was taken possession of, I and 'citi
like Guthrie began to tee+ witlieli .
Oklahoma, only ten yeats after it
was first opened to the white me, ,
But ne sooner was Oklahoma i S0 -
fled and the little coantryi-storeS s t
up than the wholesale me chanta of
New York and Philadelphia and C 1.-
cago anti St. Louis began 'o send i i -
to this. nel,v territory another gre t
army oil invaders made to, of ' ti e
ers have been aptly termed in t e
commercial traveler's parlance
"knights of the grip," iastead f fi
oIden time, they roch4
"iron horse," which is cal
motive. • Instead of carryi
;or a shield, they carried /
pictures, showing how the steel an
iron had been melted into
reapers and spades and
hammers and saws. Inete
•
Wens° an quite of diff
eomottve will act, wh
down gee tie whether
areount of difference with soniq of
en draw_hrida s of sin whetberil or
Who are r0e. 3s to *each out , th
hands to er us elOst the thrott
and appl , the spirit al brate'tes,
that we can halt befor weanevo, go
;0;o0 far 'arid et is too ate to try
tents of daily! influenceS in a con=
dal traVeler'S life are apt to flo
in the wrong direction. wAlen he
lawaY frOln home, yet that is -no v
id excuse for ' his yielding to tempt
t ion, In the- first lace, God has
distinctly declared t set he will nev-
er allow any temp titian to I come
rtigh us Which is gee ter than we can
bear, if we win only throw onteelves,
upon his mercy and plead and ecni-
three to plead for divine strength.
Mighty as are _the 'temptations the
commercial traveler meets! with
lie is away from h me, the 'divine
s 'disposal' is in-
ce.
nother reason
h me. Th mud -
the leverage , Man
takes I brains, gond lots
e. The time is past
mere lents tieing that
lee, blasphernies
ugh to go uppn
erers to' -day de-
taraina to gay
ret. a, commercial
e to resist any
hi,' by the grace
u ,nlaY Meet ;in
the commercial
ea is buoyed Up
;financial de -
thrown off his
ar disheartened
of. bitter, disa,p-
ercial. tray-
' egular salary. •
er- i morning coin
on ; Where the c
or spend his und
or himself: 4'. oil
se to chart& teeela
me 1 room and read the 7;40
us I PaPer or writel Berne lett
p- very seductive Letter a, h
/10 work for the ednamercial
1
y, .E0 tss bed Saturday nig
lee past 10 o'clodle the nexik
so then, in order to save ti
ea theLord's dayi and take
to train for the next town-
cpmeneedial traveler, is sp
ur- day in a, laegel city, it
er- for him to g'0' /, ld hear t
is
al-
,41111.14"07. • tittral:n1
easy when Oa 'Oath
Zuoers It 15 to
power whiph i's. at h
finitely etronge . It
But there i4 still
Why the ceneniercial
not yield to t e ten
he meets aWaY from
4.ni knight :of
stronger num,
physically that
'Who is compe
and Work. It i
of braine to;
away frOm hie
When the grea
e nploye is good ex?.
; and that: their co
men with the moral
Mere fact that you ;
traveler is proof po
your travels. J 1
Teraptatiens assail
traveler alike when 1
with great Success 4
discouraged' by, grea
pression, when he ie
ghard by exultation
lintments. M
ears do not ro
T
ive
hey work on. demi
</ads they Sell the
eeiee. 'The le s goo
the tees !ine ,me t
iS apt to ebb and fl
In one toarn; the kn
/May sell thclusands 0
1.
ehind
Odels
?Iowa an
xes an
d of ha
mg maned armor, they ha.d pieces
cloth, whien they carrion. es eampl
sell to the .storekOpers for the ne
farmers and. their Wives an
There is not a town in
Statee, no matter how sna
be or liow newly establisl
childr
all it ma
ed, wale 1
has escaped the weekly, if inet
tne' scene of my text can
the invasion of the .newly
gion.s of Oklahoma. by the
the grip. No sooner did
the governor, return froml
lonish exile and rebuild tie
Jerusalem, and make it a
in which to live than. the e
travelers of that day beg -an to floc
here wa
hese are-.
e of ;the
would persist in arriving a . the cit3I-
walls on the Sabbath day a Id trying
ernor,
ath des
ity gate
ht befor
teed ave.
until the morning after the Sabbat
no matter how much thesd, ancien
commercial travelers' Mightl want, t•
gat in and escape the (halloos of b
ing- murdered by the robbers wh
hills. ri lois we read the woleds of ene
text with a clearer intertretatiou
"So the sellers af all kind of war
nights
is Bab,y
walls 0
mraercia
•
toward, the Da,vidie capit
pose of their goods. But
one habit about many of
hernial -I did not like. Sol
to turn God's day of rest i
Of. barter and gain. The gO
order to stop the sin 'of Sal
ecration, ordered that the
ehould, be closed on the me
Sabbath and not be oPe
once or
The evii dangers threaten a com-
mercial traveler's life whee he : is
away from home. They try t� att.-
bush the seller of all kinde of ware
when he is on. the march; they strike
rat his heart 'in a time ane in a
pnese ellen he is apt to think he pan
sin with inniunity, becausej no one
will. be the- wiser, as he can irover lip
his tracke, they coulee to thei knights
of the grip in the insinuating and
dangerous way:, t hat evil tentiptations
sometimes- overthrow Christian peo-
ple wheo they ere tra,veling abroad.
it is a well known. fact that the av-
• erage European travelers wilt commit
sins in Paris or Vienna or ' Itome or
Monte Carlo • or Pekin or ,!Calcutta
that they would never dreen,i of (lb-
inz, if they were at home among
younG. Dutch, Queen Wilhelmina Mae -
(rated this common tendency of the
human race to be werse away from
home that they are py their 'own fire-
side in the quaint and points : anS-
wer which she gave to the Prince of
eeeent .1,o the Enelieh throttle asked
her what t -the was most impreised by
in England.' "It is to tied, %hat the
English people are so refireld and
go/Ala and kind and religioesly 'de-
- VOU.t. it1 their own homes," he re-
ed it from the specimens I have seen
traveling in Holland."
An average man can comm.4 as a
when be is traveling- alone i e, ma-
lls
hotel, or livilag alone wit.b. et lagers,
far more easill-, with lest ris of in -
than one sin, whine he is hen watch-,
nds a large; ;parches
like the tidee.
htilel the ' grip
oilers' worth
ore he enters he
r. In another
nilmeat expelle-
es Then, When the average commer-
cial traveler f h
aS what he calls a run
of luck, he i0 apCto be.1, unduly elat
od, and J that jelation ,is often., the
means Sataa uSes tie rip him up aed
r, he has What is i all, a run Of
evek, and fitid' that ' rival, who re -
of goods may have PiLeceded him and
silk. The imtninent danger of exulta-
ef ,
couragement may als be the means
of driving him lilt° -H. e eluielcsands of
Weary coraMeicial traveler has to
Dangers tit reaten eodern, cora-
mind is cartes becloud d rneauttOqcouhni'st
a iyoung man, (night to, halve a physic,
have the s e kin I oft bone and
knights of, or !famous e oug t t&
beanie to tlineet any- k' d of food,
sleep in hard or 'Soft tbede, sleep on a
hall lounge or a a: hair, or lying -
meals, and ha e his r ightly rest
times even' thrice, by the cha•nging of
cars, and yeti Nei cheer ul and happy
and sell his goads juet the sail *der -
int: the day: :Alas, I well know- what
off and on, traveled aitaind tho Foune
try'as a, lectarer. I have had to suf-
fer all these trials, and have met and
talked with the knights of the' grip
in many a lon:e13- sta.tipii in the mid -
But, even under the very brightest
st OI, nature i ill assert itself A
co tunercial traveler mast a•lway pay
been made to !suffer, a d. so d tring
commercial: tIletVeler, on accourte of
mind, is often 'a /t to take a depresse
ed view of life. He i apt to often'
lose his faith in God : ied in his fel-
low men and tio feel th it his own life
is not worth the livin and that he
is but of little uee to' nis fellow man.
74y brother, I went yo a if you are a
commercial Imveler and a stranger
who have juet by chance, dropped into
this church, to 'know itud feel that
yoar life is worth living. God ,does
loN-e you. Your Jeer qies are depen-
dent 'Upon you.' Ite is ef jillifinite im-
portance whethee you do right or
wrong. Yoe; must not! let your , be-
lief in God falter when you need a
physician and e dose o' medicine; arid
3rou'into the ' paehs of sin when your
hea,d aches and lyetir digestive organs
refuSe to do thairj peeper work. One
(A the greatest 'generals of the *ges
was defeated inibattle and! drivea in-
to eine because I the night !before !the
battle opened he Was writi4ng. in Phy-
sical torture peoduced by a sudden
and Iviolent attack of dyspepsia.
rattle i be -
le under -
spiritual
raay be
1)04tgere tlereaten a ()dem lna.- '
lyefnlnells his teligleats du 19 P.4.34 .s1.41:-
0
defeated in Wee spiritual
cause his health has bete°
rained. and undeetoined. 0
of 'the grip bt Very careful
physical he for y ur
deitreyed through your ph
e ere
that, out of ctu osity, he I
see the great t gedia,ns
olf a, "Hamlett or an "
! Though all those attra
!be very fascinating, yet, fr
you. must rethember th he
worship of God does not nsist
• al curiosity or ,in lying 11 d o
' Sabbath day, but in' wor ard,
scientious worke for the ter.
old adage tells . ' us that atan
to hunt the „bney man, bt t the
lent man hunte the dev 1."
overcome the temptation hich
the hang, lonelk hours o the
bath day is to worship 0 ci-
away from home in tht s. ne-
you *Old, or rather elf h to
you were at hoMe. :
might be all eight if it ere t -ue,
but, as a rule, it Is not tru Gener-
ally a sinful young man e ns Isla -
body is not destroyed b sl
out. The sins of youth ill gen r lly
follow a man and curse is Iwho af-
ter life. Oh, my yoUng rie *cis ho
'spend .most of your • El pon the
. and pray and continue t p ay ' hat
life.wasteld plead. With eac
to 'consecrate yourself t
Master's service,i so tha
overcome the beSetting e
awaY from hanTe.. Yon
heart a bad maiiiii you
tender ties wield 1 oaght
to a life of puritli, and tr
of home ties ea i Tad. the
Toward the eveni g hour,
dually began to darken,. .1
bookand began to think
mother of my children an
babies at home. I said
-Yee, the little 'white nigh
almost hear them say,
papa and mamma!' " The
about my owa age open hi
He took. out of that satch
en the. cord. Thea he expos
three or four plicAographs
to look long anaV earnestly
upon the young man's sil
and some babiee- too." "II;
he answered as !his face li
with it smile. "Would y 0 u
see mine?" Then ' we talk
when he laughingly and •yet
ally said: "Let luip show 3
ter, I receieed 011S morning
' brown piece of paper, over
, little child's chubby fin
streeeied a, lot of hieroglypid
writing looked like it lot
tracks in a bai•nyard. Then
add said: -"You onght to be
that if it was n 't for my
prayers and the houg-ht t
consecrated horl and n
little children ar every ni
temptations of a coannercia
LT's life, But eve y time I
seem to cling abo t my nec
'little babies' sake, don't sin
And so in that e
train was speedin
nation for lecturii
wit
until
ornin
Sa
ding
ery
dill
nee
ght
the
thello
kyll
0
t Ons
le
ftY
iS
lee
to
Of -
day
if a
asy
ay
art
and
Ia
le
rue
in
tu-
the
he
has
doe
ere -
to
be-
ing
ab-
hile
ay
ns of
celenot
une
he roa
se join
a it
sed
out
lie I
o
pwn
d 1
sat
1111
to
t • ti
10 a
e y
ted
a
uatah
rum
hic
of
ou
ine
May
jlife
ny
all
ind
It
ey.
my
he
i tie
re
ari
ess
ng
an
el.
tie
st-
ew
ife
up
to
ut
st
lc-
ny
ed
ad
ch
en
ed
le'
feel
11Y-
ay-
hy
el -
to
1
lov
O 111
tra
art
as t
ening hou as
toward p de
ti -
el
now. felt "that, (though th ver e
besetting him, yeti he is arm ed d
helmeted from the attacks te
tatiens by his nbsent lo d s'
prayers. The ayerage co ere 1
traveler ought to be true to g s-
pel faith when God has give to him
loVely, consecrated Olitistian ho e.
be true to the Chr st -who. is lead'
with you to -day t bow at fe t?
)f the prayers of yonr lov 0 es
110 prayer is so EL propriato u
as that of the pu tele • u
can utter in Your wn behalf
Sart Aide
The dourt—Wha 's all that
or. The Court -1 y, peep
whole suite here es ery day,
lo
7-1etlark.g. “Moon Hine" Wh -Ye
"So this is the 0 ly liquor tiller
in all these mounta ns?" rema ed th
half questioning.
"It do be," said th mountali hiskir
ma ker.
*,'How much do ou turn In
twenty gallons a da ."
"And is that all the • whisk that
drunk. in, these part ?"
be you?" he de ended s denly
" 'eatise if you be ain't got °thin
to 'say. pays my axes, as eV on
knows, an' that's al there is tu
Alter a time the traneer per nade
him that -there was ino utterior otiv
plained the whisky Otuation.
"I tole you this *as the
around 'here, an' so )rt is—the o y onal
"every old womati hese mo
•her washing. Every old woma has a
e.
tult4 tits :the dopper kettle
i and tliftt can be fastened doeelli, They'
1, boil cI tiles 'in them on' letendaY, 'and
I they ;4.11 whisky In theM the other slit
days so the week. I
E T 131. 814E
PHIONE
AIN 4303
eeeiag the Rearstlen .;
looked t the ugly leg aed co linen ed
on it, ll held the man to be lo king or
the hi side of things and fol e. Bu if
i the vi i or saw his handsome d
comm ted on its beauty be held he
fellow, o be worth esteera, -fol. he lo k -
ably would see the best in le neigh-
bors and friends. Is it easi r to see
other People's virtues than the r' faults?
I have at last come to see tha folk are
far better that they get 'eredit-toa be -
Loudon and.saw the horror o gin pal-
aces d the miseries of pee rtY, the
formeif said, "What do you t ink now
,of the Saxon stock?" EMe •son
swered, "The more I see of tn English
people' e more I. admire r power
and wonder at their pregreSs'
A Department
It w s during the Spanish- merlean
war. wealthy merchant, ho had
left hi business to offer his s rvices to
his co ntry, was pacing 'up a d- down
on pie tet duty one dark t. Sud-
denly e detected soundS of approach-
ing fo tsteps and, quickly. bq ging his
gun in )c)sitiop, commanded ' a Sonor-
ous voice:
"Give the ceuntersign
The '?e,•son challenged :pro d to be
employ d by the merchant fore the
war bloke out. As their e e met a
smile .1 ayed around the corne 's of the
clerk's Mouth, and he answe ed. in a
and re umed his pacing.
he Iti:ne of Sapplhir
grayish bine tint, and the s r le ex-:
hibited in its greatest perfec ion .when
looked at by the light of the un'or a-
' candle. The Sapphire is fo nd of all
tints and shades of blue, Wit e eolor
which approximates to the s del for-
merly ealled "hien do roil' e most
valuable. A. really fine sapphir should
aPPear blue by, artificial light as iwell
as by clay. This stone is found in crys-
throngh all languages with v ly slight,
pros, the Lade sapphiruseetc.
Always orlreti.
Tired Tatters—Here's al pie clia
Weary u'Oralker—Wbts it say
?rtn't ter 6tt mittire when he's ed.
wid!dat Rein?
Weary Walker—Well„ wot's' mat-.
Tired Tattere—Wot's de ma er
tarve, ter death?—Exchange.
• Harry.is the youngest of the family, ;
he only boy among several IS, and:
ometimes the superior advan. gee of
irls seeni to ,weigh heavily' on his
outhful Mind. The 'other ay we
heard him Say thoughtfully to mself:
God didiet make 'em first, bat,. he
didn't. He made Adam first.", I
Life and Deat1i.
Life, after all, is a masquere e, says
4 writer in the Pittsburg Pre fe We
fear to show our tenderness d bur
iove. We habitually hide our I? st feel-
ings lest •sve be judged week a ern°.
Show us Ourselves and to tea h our
friends our deep and unsuspec kind.
Passion- warps and intern' the
i7cl.gment. He that can eeply ca ly to
Plato, speaking of passionate p rsons,
iiys they ere like men who et rid on
their heacia—they see all ,•thin .he
A Bad Serape.
; The Barber—Did you hear ahc-ut the
The Victim—No. Did youlsha him?
We sometimes despise a Man's greed-
hiess for taking, because he had ,the
arst chanee, what we had inten ed for
•
—Mr. Frederick Webb, a res:
CI nton, committed suicide ie New
Monday, Despondency is given
cause of the rash act. His wife is n
of a new York insane asylum,
ent of
ork on
as the
inmate
RIGH
ISEA
, ,.
... th deadliest s.nd matt
pain 1 malady to which
They have never ailed in
Kidney P le will ogre any
the only remedy that ever
case of • right's Isease.
one sine* ease. hey are
has cured it, and they are
the only rethedy that can'.
There are Imitations of
Dodd's Kidney Pills --pill,
box and name—but ;mita-
tions O.re dangerous, The
original _find bnly genuine
cure for Bright's Disease ie
ODD'S ' 1
KIDNEY
P11.
Dodd's Kidney Pills are
fifty. cents a box at all
19 Wellington. St. East, Tpronto.1
Main Offices— Broadway, New York ; 60 tate Str
ST
Bought and soli for Oa
ties. Market letters
OKS, BONDS AND GRAI
Is or on Margin. Particular attention given to Oalla Ian lemur'
ailed daily (4 p. my on application. Correspondence iUvited.
1811-12
dos
but
the season for yie looking about for Furniture is at hand. 4uantity
n't inatterrbub tlie quality is everything. We can sell .yo any -luantity
only one qualitit and that is the best.
An inspection of our stock would prove a mutual pleasure d
laa \ STAD—Rillaii.A..]Kil\T
,- This department I is complete with a large selection. of the est
Night calls PtoutPtly attended to by our Undertaker, Mr. S. li.°H°dBol'makek
obliging attention given to this %ranch of the business.
Goderich street, Seaforth, opposite the Methodistt church.
ROADVOOT
YS ANt) GIRLS A VOTTNG C
Everk-toy and Girl in the town and country
has the same chance to win the prizes at
FEAR'S - bRUG- - STORE, 14- SE
BOTS
GIRLS
lc
2nd A $9 Writing Des , beautifully 2nd A Fine, Large Cruet
game of the semi 8rd A Beautifnl Doll.
We supply you with all the Voting tickets FRBH.; Yen giv
friends, your friert bring them here and vote for you.
3ril A 402 set of Table Tennis, the leading
The 3 Boys and 3 Girls securing the-
larggkst number lof votes win the prizes
Now hustle. It's the hustlers Who win. •See the Reims in the
AR'S DRUG STORE A
FANCY FAIR, SE
NTEST
FORTH
and Silver.
the to Oar
inclow
A'F9RTH
G.ItEITT ft$111.
ee our range Of I -beautiful Pars, -Ladies' Coats; Capes
Muff , Gauntlets and. ps.
Sen's Coats and aps in great variety.
ee our Fur Robek they areeXcellent value.
Having selected this range of 6ne fura from the best mann
closest cash price, has
time to take advantia
Ca eriu
8 Ruffs
ctur TS a the
laced us in !a position to save you moneyt w is the ,
!of the monrsaving prices.
big job in all-wi*)1 Blankets, good large size, and much u,
ee our Men's Fi erOvercoats, they are the correct „style, a
ust, received another large consignment of 'Rubbers at rcek
See Our Millinery Pepartinent for the _latest novelties.
PRETORIAI
D McB ATH, BLOCK, '°Eff
der the usual
d are selling
bottom prices.
sh for
erythirrig.
Now is your time to
olcl iron around your f
mowers, reapers, plows, st
wagon and buggy gears,
shoes and axes, infant any
for _which I will pay 450 ne
Also bring your rags,
boilerii, lead, wool pickings
HARLES
F CD
iek up all your
rm, such as old
yes, seed drills,
low pointe, horse
kind of old kern.
'100 lbs.
rubbers, copper
horse hair, geese
skins, bones, e e.
ins.
SHER
Chad
the Roy
day afte
of recei
selves a
McKillop axes.
Dodds, collector for licKillop, will be ail
1 Hotel, Seatorth, every Friday and. Satin-
oone, until Deoember 14th, for the purpose
ing taxes. Parties will please govern them -
CHARLES DODDS, Collector.
One h ndred young men anted to qualify
Positien I at $50 and $60 per mo th are to d y going
begging fo young men to fin the . We have noW
eleven ire led calls for male a nographeris alone,
land the n mber keeps increaelng It offers the beit
men. 'WE to for particulare and atalogue.=eeeeee
IM ON EY TO I -04N
Money loan at sle per cent ea eoodtarm secur
App4 to SAS. L. KILLOR Barrkstee, Bee
forth' See: 17124f
VS 011X
RATH And
Special Attention
The Mqiiilop Mu nal, Firs
Ins,face Co pant
PROPERTY ONLY 1 SURED
.077101111.
J. B. McLean, President, liippe P. O. Thomas
Fraser vice-president, Brucefield O... nomes Be
Hays, iSecy-Trese. Seaforkh P. 0,1 Broad -
foot, Impeder of Looses, irieatort P. O.
W. G. Broadfoot, illeaforth ; Jo Grieve, WI
riliNolmein
i /AIM
Junco Cumming' Egniondv ;
villu P. 0,; George Murdie and 4-
auditori
Patties thalami to effect
es es trans
rot other basins', wili be prompti attend toil
ppUcation SO say otrfihe &bars Gales* ad awed fit
Have your Clothes
will send you list year% suit to the I
SEA,FORTH DYE WORKS
Old clothes 'made to- look like ne n,yelne And
anteed to give good !satisfaction on ettorteedi notice.
Shawls, cuttabas,, etoi, at moderate prices.' Bewe
do not fail to give znea call. Butte* egks 'Wen.
in exchange for Work.; 1 •
1792 Opposite th Laundry, No Main Street.
bictiltbp fpr 1902.
JAMES 011,0 ORLIN, Cointelllor, wood P. 0
JOHN 0. Ito MON, Clerk, WhithrOP P- 0+
DAVID , Treasurer, Winthrd P. 0.
SOLOMON J, HANNON, J. P., Saali InSPecteg
the woinan
thing," ane
tine china -
The -07Pcs
after the k
the four e
Wel* over
plates awa.
your boy
nothing but
take thein,
And the
The
Among 11
er'fi love f(
Until the
for itself.
fight for lat
they becona,
to do their
ben beeonu
thinks only'
The snare 1
ber calf on
riod. Caul/
fectioU to
.1111. SO
kingdom be
Maternal IL
the young n
when they 3
How (litre
ther for
never dies e
tense /mom
lies and IeS
Sheep is ofb
t is a
whifil
-which beee
what they
most Imre
eerry
twice. their
they do, ea'
kind. TheY
af the deem.
twizzing Wel
him, and tin
Ivider lune]]
the neck, if
the lei
some
ttd
sane knows
the spider a
:doesn't stop
oft his beeet•el
in:etanevoculre—yeEi,
tines
-1:11711ettbli"atU.:
The n
Outs up the
Iniinituin
All the fel
being taken
4so you
gt married:,
Is my rayon
"On what
in that men
ve
According
tology
big tongue •
long and br
tuition air!
tongue, ga
man with ;
tongue !sal
ter said. tl
room to min
‘gr don't
ther and n#
zoom with t
Ein
Mrs. Rich!
all right., ra
Were!' BA
that ami
"Very evi
German Sti
full dinner st
ently to the
hat,no money -
Pt
you have
Gernum
trousers r