HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1903-04-10, Page 2r:.
2
SHE PATIENTLY
BORE DAGRACE
A Sad Letter frOM a lady whose
Husband waSiDisslpated.
How She Ctired Him with a
Secret Remedy.
•
"t had f years patiently borne the disgrace,
suffering, misery and privation s due to my hits.
band's chinking habits. I -fearing of your mar-
-venous remed,for the cure of drunkenness, which
1 could giva. my husband secretly, I decided to
try it. 1 procured a package and mixed it in his
food and coffee, and, as the remedy was odorless
and tasteless, he did not know what it was that
so quickly rerie-ved his craving for liquor. He
soon began to pick up flesh, his appetite for solid
food returned, he stuck to his work regularly, and
we now have a happy home. After he was com-
pletely cured 1 told him what 1 had done, when
be acknowledged that it had been his saving, as
be had not theresolution to break offof his own
accord. 1 heartily advise all women afflicted as
1 was to give your remedy a trial."
FREE SAMPLE pante lars. testimen Eels
and pamphlet giving
and price sent in Plain seated envelope. Corres-
pondence sacredly confidential. Enclose stamp
for reply. Addrees The Snamaria Reedy CO.,
23- Jordan Street Torontga Canada.
IIIIIMMMINIMMICSINCIENZ34
REAL ESTATE FOB. Sala
020 ACRE FARM FOR SALE. -In best wheat belt
ej in Scuthern Manitoba. Ninety sores ready lr
wheat next year; 60 ,oro s hay. Good new stable
and granary. Twelve dollars per acre. Several
other 1 nproved and prairie farms for sale. Write
CHAS. E. SHAW, Box IT, Boissevain, Manitoba.
1757-tf
.1GIOR SALE -North half of South h If of Lot 5,
.11 Concession 3, township of, MeKillop, Cu Ay of
Yfirron, consisting of 25 acres of ltoci 1U 3(8 or leas.
First class land, all cleared but 2 more., all seeded
down and in good etate of cultivation. Cao b ) htel
On reasonablet. rms. Apply to EDWARD El RT.J R.,
Seat rth Et. 0., or ta J. L. KILL alt IN, Barristra
Seaforth. 1840-4
'LURE IN MANITOBA FOR SALE.-Souldr-East
U quieter. 24-20-26. one of the beet (leader sen -
tiara] in the Province. Best deep, rich, black soil,
purest water, near timber and is improved. A graat
opening for a stook farm. Farther pardon's -a can
obtained trona the owner, 8151 MURRAY. Brune
-
fell, Ontario. 1811x3
WARM IN ideltILLOP FOR SAL.. -For sale, thet
vety desirable farm, the oil hornesteld, Lob 27.
Concererion 3 EeKillop, wet:lining 100 acres,
all
cleared and In a good eta. e of cultivation. Beautiful
home, splendid fruit °tabard, plenty of water and
everything required. Only one mile no:th of Sea -
forth. Apply on the premises er to Seaforth Poet
(file, SUSIE GOVENLOOK 1809x4t1
VARM FOR SALE. -Farm in Stanley far Bele, Lot
29, 0.necstion 2, ocintaining 100 aores. All
meat bub -15 acmes of herdwood bush. It is in a gold
state of cultivation, well fenced and underdra:nel.
There is on the farm two btrne, with stabling', and a
largo dwell.ng house. It is conveniently stueted,
mile* from Clinton an1 mile front Bird's saholl.
Address all inquiries to JOHN McGREGOR, on the
premises, or MRS. D. MoGREGOF, 2nd Com:aversion,
Tuckeramith, Seaforth, Ont. 1758 tf
FARM FOR SALE -For sale, west half of Lot 12
and -east half of Lot 13, on tee ilth concession
of McKillop, oontaining 76 acres, int good state of
cultivation, .well tenoed and underirained. There
ia a log house, fir.t class bank barn with stone stab-
bling, a good bearing orchard and a never failing
spring. It is withiu 9 miles of Softball and am.
venient to 'wheel and other conveniences. Thia
faria will be sold oheap in order to wind up the
estate. If not eold by the 10th of April, wi.1 be
rented. Apply to ARCHIE M.ENZIES, •Winibrea or
HUGH GORDON, Seaforth. isseif
1G1ARMS FOR SALE ALSO BRICK RE3IDENCE
IN SEAFORTH, ONTARIO. -The undersigned
has tor sale a number of choice f sans 1» thia vicinity
all lirst claw lauds with varying improvemeats. Oao
a good. 22a tore grass term. Plenty of money can be
made out of this and with little trouhle, simply buy-
ing (tattle in the sprint, grazing them for the sum-
mer and selling in the 1.11. In feet this piece has
made money in thia way, every year for the put
thirty yeare. Also aline reeid.n3e in Seabrth with
about 4 acres of orchard, gardens and pleasure
grounds to be had at a bargain. Terms reasonable.
Far pulicuIrra apply to W. GOVENLOCK, Seaterth,
1826-tf
MIAMI FORSALE -An excellent farm for eane on
kr easy terms, being north halt of Lot 1, Conceesion
Tucicersmith, containing 60 *creak 46 wares cleared
and in eood state of cultivatirn, balance in good
hardwood bush. It is wen fenced, and there are 20
acres seeded to There is a comfortable frame
house in good repair with stone oallsrgood barn 40x
CO, driving & d and other out buildings, a never
failing well, and one ate good bearing orchard. The
farm is 6 railer) from Seater% on good road, and con-
venient to sehool and chtneetes This payelly new
bo had on easy terms. APply to Miss Mary KEAT
MG. 724 Spaeth:tit Avenue, Toronto,or to J. L. K IL-
LOR AN, Seatorth. 1834 tf
OUSE FOR SALE. -For sale the residence on
North Main Street, Sc forth, owned and oc-
cupied by Mr. E Latimer. The house 13 a comf r-
teble &mite one, in good repair, with stem f mnda-
tion under the kitehen. The house contains Vim
bedrooms-, parlor, dining room, large kitchen and
a summer kitchen, pantry, wash roma and el )eete.
Hard Eked soft weter in the house. Thera le an
acre and a h %if of land well pleated with all kinds of
fruit. There ia a lirge stable, greed hen house and
pig house. Tbia pirasantly situated property, known
se the Lee property, will he Bold on reasona'31e
terma Apply to EDWARD LATIMER, &Worth.
1633x4tf
FARM FOR SALE. -For sale in the township of
Tuokersmith, Lot 1, Concession 8, containing
100 acre, neerly all cleared and in a good etate of
cultivation, newly uneerdrained, well fenced, two
good wella. There is on the psare a good oonifortable,
frame house, large new bank barn with brick base-
n.ent, driving house, hog pen and large hen house,
about an acre of young orohar I itiat beginning to
bear. The farm is toady alibeeded to gratis, and le
In excellent condition for eittur grain growing Cr
dock raising; 15 acres of fall wheat in, and fall work
nearly completed. This excellent farm is well situated
being two &lea from a school, posrofd e), store and
blacksmith shop and six miles from Seater h. Go3d
roada in all directisns. Apply on the promisee or
address Serdwth poet office. SAMUEL CLUFF, or
to HENRY BEATTIE, Barrister, &Worth. 18114!
A, GOOD FARM FOR SALE. -For sate. Lot 1,
„et Concession 18 Tualtersmith. containieg 97
Korea, of which 80 aro cleared, Well ueder !reined,
fenced, aed in a high state of cultivation. There are
17 acres of splendid hardwood baah, unculled and in
Sift class condition. Thera :is a ctomfortable homer
a and one of the best buns in the county. n is 76x46
Let, with stone ebehling undernesth., cement floors
and everything finished up in first class style. The
farm is well watered wittt living springe and is &Lift-
able for grain or graaing. It is convenient to
churches, store, poet °face and blacksmith ehop and
only a few nines from a railway station. It is one of
the best and best equipped farms in the county arid
will be sold cheap and on easy Orme, as the proprie-
tor is anxious_ to retire. Apply on the pretniees„ or
address Chiselhurst P. 0. JAMES 00NN08S. Pro-
prietor. 1800 if
"VARY/ FOR SALE. -For sale, Lot 8 ana tire east
X hail of Lot 4, Gonceesion 13, Hulett, the p o
petty of Lancelot Tatker, sr., contaieteg 2e5 &ores.
nifi cleared except about 16 sores, which is good
hardwood. bualo. Thelma is the very het w 1 -
&Mud and well fencedand is all set ded to grass
with the exception of 30 aeres, 3 moot of whioh •
Lill wheat There is on 6%e premises a large tram
lemma and wood have, 2 barns. one 40x60, with
- Sheep house and pie house, and the °the,- 58x6a, wit t
Mono stabling audernew h. Th re is about 6 acres
of oreheed and plenty of water. Thant is a good
well at the houae, and a spring creek runuirig acresse
the centre of the fare". It is three quarters cf a
ntUe fretn wheae there is a aahool, store,
pest Ofliee and niacksmith shop, and la 7 reties from
.13lyth, 7 miles from Londesbcro. and 10 miles from
&WorthTba i. al exaelleut farm for grain or graz-
ing, and will be gold on reasonable terms. If not
Bold, will be rented for crazing. Possession oan be
had at any time. For fur111-er particulars, apply to
the -proprietor, L L TASKER, Sr, EfarpurInvor to
Sala' et P. 0. 181141
PALMS AN 110
ANNA
ONE SOLE. PAGEAN4 IN OURILORD
•-SAVIOUR'S SAORi7,1. FE.
EXECRATION SOONFOLLOIND
The Physical Xing They IN"eleemed • Ili ,
Spiritual Cheat Was 'wet; With Calle*
of 4, Crucify Him! Crucify _Hi .11--;,
Cause of Apparent Sudden Change lin
the Attitude. of the Sluititude. 1 '
Entered according to Aotof liarliarnent of Cans
ada, in the year SIM by William Bally, of To.:
roam at the Meet of Agriculture, Wales.
Chicago, April 5. --In this se4loia
appropriate to the day, the preacher.
presents a vivid picture of the tree
umphal entry of Christ into Jerusa-:
lent amid the ae II mations of the
common people, w e plaudits rere.
So soon. to give Way to execra lop.
The text is- John l'scii, 1, `( :Ssok;
branches of palm 'trees and 7e4t _
forth to meet him and cried II sar.
. This is palm Stmday, in tlf ec-
clesiastical. year .it is the -: day on
which. we commemorate the str nge
scene on the Judeean road hich
constituted the one sole pageant of,.
our Lord's life. . It is the day that
ushers- in leoly week, the beginnirg of_
which saw :hien - Siding into Jerusa-
lem in triumph and the end lyi g in:
Joseph of Arime„thea's tomb, T is is .
the time when the seine ,sur ng
crowds which, a few days later, will!,
cry: "Crucify him! Crucify hi 1"
now make the Judaean hills cho .
and re-echo with their exul ant .
shouts of "Hosanna to: the Son of
David! Hosanna to the King!'l
Appropriate, also, is myr subjeat in
reference ,to the audience to which I]
speak. I know not of any class of -
people to whom the significant late
sons of Palm_ Sunday Can . be better
aplied than to otu•sdvesI. . 01'trist
among the waving palms ought tcp
have•for us gospel teachings, as wel
as Chr;st in Pilate'e judginentehall
Christ among the vociferating Mita'
tudes should appeal to us suggestdv
Iy, as well as, Jesus carrying 1 hi
cross, Jesus reSurreeted from 1 th
grave, Jesus appearing unto his dis
cipiles after '.-the crucifixion o_r_ Jiesu
Palm Sunday emphasizes: the t•-u.t1
assending from Mount Olivet.
that a false and a selffsh adoratio
or Jesus Christ never results in
triumphant and a lasting worehip
Why did that great concourse of pee
ple which came forth to welieone
Jesus into the Davidic capital, soo
turn upon Christ and become hi
taunting executioners? Why • di
they one day throw under his I fee
the branches of palm, whicn have al
ways been the symbol of victory, and
within .0. week be eager; to. mock MS
dying ,agonies upon Calvery? . They
were not welcoming Christ as theie
-spiritual Saviour. They were inereI-
ly greeting him as a temporal king,
who would lead them on to natter -1e
victories/ . as 'Napoleon I did the'
French, Frederick the ! Great
Prussians, Alexander the Greeks, a '
RameseS'' II. the Egyptians Or Sal
adin the Saracens when' he totall -
defeated the crusaders- near 'Tiberia
and captured, their leader, Guy d
Lusignan, in 1187. They i Wore no .
welcoming a Messiah for alhaeri the
must if necessary suffer and :die, bu
they were greeting one Whom :the
believed to be about to drive th
Roman tyrants off -the ';•IIT4hre,w soil
one who would restore ehel Sea:onion
ie grandeur, when the natibnal trees
ury would be fuli ofgekt, an,d th
kings and • the queens Of .he iiorth,
east, south and west iwduld mak
pilgrimages to Jerusalem, as th
Queen of Sheba came, ,brieging he •
presents of spices and , preciou
stones. Thus, - when Chriat allowe
himself to be arrested as h commo
criminal, the rabble wanted' to d
stray him because they had cheris
ed in their breasts the :ftilSe hope of
a temporal champion. ! !
My friends, is our faith Ire Jesu
unsatisfactory? 'Are we, ltoe), woi-
shiping Christ from selfish and not
from spiritual motives?, Do we a
tend the fashionable elmech in ou
neighborhood: merely to Win soci41
preatige rather than with ithe desir
to fit us to help the trdubIed 1 an
the lest? I once had a' family phy-
sician bluntly tell me that he joiner:I
the church with the sense Purpose for
which he joined the club -h0 went to
hot'i places so that he coeld be
brought into contact. with people
and win as many' patients ase
5 °lir
the selfish motive. I: o make
could. I wonder how manY of 1 s
are kind to our friends solely froi
friends kind to us. It is possible to
even feed the hungry with the most
mercenarY of desires. Chris t stated'
this when he said, ''When -;.' tho'n
makest a dinner or a supper, call
not thy friends, nor they Grethren.
or thy kinsmen, nor thy rich noigl.
1101s lest they also- bid thee again
and recompense can he made thee.'"
In other words, we should not Make
our Christian engagelnen t S Merely a
ease of reciprocity -you do so much '
for me and ,I will do so miich for
you. But when you make a gospel
feast ask that young man to yoUr
home who has no friends and is
alone in a great city. Ask that
young girl who has no - chance Of
coming in touch with. a refined fam-
ily circle unless you give her an in-
vitation. "Call the pacer, the mann-
e 1, the lame and the blind and thou
shalt be blessed, for they caonot re-
compense thee." Are we. this Palm
Sunday, honoring Christ with the
unselfish purpose of his disciples,
who were accompanying- him ' from
Bethany and who not only threw the
paln brancheS- in his Way, but. who
were also ready to die for Mtn, or
are we worshiping Jesus with the
selfish adoration of the great host
that came out from Jeruealem to
welcome hin'a as a temporal king? .
If we are selfishly worshiping
Christ for what we can get out of
him, may we not here. and now
change that purpose,: as did Dr.
Bonar, through the influence of an
inspired dream which he had in his
Edinburgh pa t nonage*? . For many
years he had been a popular preach-
er, . but his ministry bor.e but little
spiritual fruit. He himself had but
little spititual faith. One night, as
he slept, he thought an angel came
and stood by his bed and said:, .
"Iroratius, what is troubling thee?"
"Oh," answered the minister, "I de
not seem to derive any ha,ppinesS a,
from ruy Christian belief, end
have practically no spiritual re-
sults!" "That is easily aceounted c
.1
tor,
- sant sae angel. et us ana- es-'', ' ney aretflemoStr 01 fiolits.
your MiniSterial a.133 itiotta We ere t e common people' who for he
t- all may the whole repreeente 10
pi cen.t. How large a p _ centage a
ti at repteeents your' selfih -pride in
e ef4ing to a big audio ce? Ftlf
t a tier cent. . How larg a, perce t
a
represents the desire to -1fre i
1 c.
a, line house? Fifteen per cent., H
1 rpf a percentage repre ents :a,
s:re'to bring in a -large ddition
y ur church, ' se) that yi ur beeeth
ini tees. Will speak I we'll of ' yo
F rty per I cent. Vere large WI)
e ntege representst- yOur desire
b ihtellootual 'and: • to have : t
b dirty men of Edinburgh israise yo
nu- as? Ten per cent. !Row lar e
a percentago represents Your deshe
11 ve your children move in 'goo
s clay? I Fifteen per coat. Whet
p recintage iof your ambition is le t
t seirve, fer Christ's sake, the poo
ai d he heIPless? (Wily about 5 pee
,.ce . 1 of .yoUr whole ie." Dr. 'Bon
a 'o1e froM the dream horro
et tick. In that mi night hour h
t en and there ptora ed to give himse I rholly: for Chris 's sake alone
, Like I that .Edipburg minister, 7.n.
see 'be willing to ho r Jest's not $
nuiele for What he n y de for us a
foir yl -hat We' limy do or him, !
*Wm Sunday emp sizeS the reck
lees .1/4.nd unreasoning ekleness of th
h nisin race. Chris the popula
fa ,orlitee. neing X to cr ueitixio
within, six :days aftr his triumpha
entre* iato Jerusale has hia cbun
terprirt all. Over th World. Hume
likes' and I dislikes, adulation an
denunciation, appro ation and ' pr
judice are very al ' to. tread upo
et ch l . other's heels. The oscillatin
p nclitlum Which ewl s .one way. g
t ersi momentum t� s ing' as. far th
ot tett way.
oW, my brother, a the adoratio
of thie human race. i so short lived,
it deIes not pay t sacrifice 'ever
thing for popular al) lamp°. Canno
and 'will I not we Hy' with the nobe
let. olnd higher purp .0 of trying t'
luive plod I rather -t xi. man thi.
wol Tla us?! Would qtat ' we mig t
one and alt heed ti e blessed advi e
w ieh "Chinese" ( 0 -don .a shim t
ti el before his de t I wrote to
iftit,iledn:11, tes.0, thing i i . distant En
- r`Dear Friend-Whs will you kee
ve 3
ca[rita for : what the - rlId say ?
'DIY, i oh; try to ble no - longer
slave: to it. You have tittle I ide
of l the coenfort of 'eedom :fro
it. It is bliss. Ali his ,caring for
whatj people. will say is Your prid
Heist your: flag an aide by i
Thank Cod; I am qui e ell and s
happ$T now that 1 res ed the go
erihMent of the provip c Ind put al
the faults on my
`Ft the nd Ve
able to bear them an 1411 use e
as long as ,he pleases s his mbut
• pieel and When he is do e with 0
Ate w 11 put•me.to one Sid . 'Castin
all y)ur care on him' las just con•
to Mind." '
• Palm Sunday indicat's he city s
the i greatest. of all ba tlegreun s
Where the Spiritual conlqueSt of la si i.
ful wiorld ia to be decided. It is ,t e '
fleld.lof Esdraelon, whfire the &Aar -
ic old diviee powers sill make!the'r
lust Stand i and. grip at d wrestle i
mortalcombat It- combaIt- is the Seda
where the demoniac sins ad ws will
ih
linnilated as a • chemist with a pe
tle crushes !a, mthstance in. a morta
It is, the Waterloo, till ,Yorkteette ,
the Agrigentum, the oliferino th
1.
Chalons, the Theemopy ae, -where a 1
the flowers and -prin p tlitieS
elarkeess shall be foreve verthrow
by the prinCipalities and powers., o
lighti and Christ shall Iv `Proclaim
ed Nene' of kings and Leed of all.
Why is the city to bel the :grea
field whereon the solrereigrity • o
Chritt shall be univers- Ily recOgniz
ed? In the city there i a comb -ling
ling of all classes. Among' th
throngs who came for h on Pan
Sunday to greet Jesus I see the! goo! .
and the bad, the autocrat and th
plebeian, the mip,thty eaPitalist I an,
the email shopkeeper:0 the Pharisee
the disciple, the curiosi y seeker, al
commingling-, • all ell' ling, som
cheesting and some cursin 'under theft
breath. We are not to ,uppose for a
moment that all who el Me forth to
see jesue threw branche • 'in his Way.
Oh, no! The high prie 'Cs hireling
were: in that Crowd, as well EIS' J
sus' -clisciples. I am th nkful
1thaturoes
you and. I !live in a gre• t city. We
live ina city where our influence
e t
_ good can tell hiost effif
ectively we
only: use that influencle, • as Jesu
would 'have us do. 11We cat
p
Paris for Christ we capture Frances
'London fey Christ meana England'
saved; Berlin for Christemeans Ger-
many bowing before the i cross. If
we capture. New York and Chieago
and our other great cities for Christ
we eapture America for Christ. Oh,
what a blessed opportunity it is for
b
1
us- to e able to fight under the
standard of the cross, where the Sa-
tanic forces are Unlimbering theit
heaviest artilleries and *here : every
ble4 struck for Jesus can redoun
with the best of all reits!
But while I congratulate you be-
cause you are able tb ! testify for
Jesus in a large city I els° 'Cast my
eyes over the hills and send forth,
gospel congratulation t& the Chris-
tian. farmhouses that ar_ helping u
in this Chriseian struggi t. A city i
a great human reservoir which coli
lects, its streams of life from every -1
where. :gaily of those str elms triek1(1
down from country hills where eatt
t le are lowing and horses neighing
and sheep 1)leating and lultrvests Wavf
ings These country streams of hui
man life are the brooks 4hich elavif.
the muddy waters of a large metro
polis. The country farmer and hi
wife- are very apt to fear that thei
boys and their girls will be swell° -
i
e.:(1 up in a 'large city land never
heard froni again. But want t le
tell you that the majori y of the
mightiest workers for elitist in th
large cities have been he •n upon
11 most part fill our churches. And Yet
1. they' re the common people who °-
day, f they are only roused W th
holy enthusiasm, can conquer t is
ild
do
n it as le
w. Who lc ra
e- Sund be
o high e
✓ afraid
orld for Christ. They can
easily as the common peo
me out to meet Jesus on Pa
Y made the Pharisees and
riest's hirelings at that ti
to lift their thfeatening
? gers 'or to do Jesus a y arrn.
that religious orga,nizat
is inost spiritually influen
us is the ehureh Whieh
o the employe as Well as
OR
—day I
ic,
°er fPtWohealrhee ,ployer, to the Tor. man's
as, well as , to- the rieh man's pala
to theI artiean anoi the meehanic a
the laborer' as Well as to Ithe m
chant •Iprince, the capitalist or
man dressed in broadeloth.! _
But ;Palm Sunday also,throws
to our raptured eyes the sunrise
Easter • dawn, as well as it ov
: ehadowe our heavens wOth ithe. d
clouds of the blackest Of
'Fridays:" Palm Sunday
says t._ us: "You may ha
ry yoi4r cross and bear
dens,tnd suffer your death as Je
Christ had to suffer and die; but y
may , also, like Christ, h ve y
emancipation and resume tion _
ultimate triuinph. Thi S w s the r
son why the ancient Chris hens ch
eled tillet palm leaf upon th ir to"
ston• s This was the rei son w
theyl also had the pahn as the sy
bol f martyrdOm. It inea t vict
-Vi talery in the name of the L
Jese
tory
victc
Rev
ter
mul i
her,
• •
farm. A short time ago thirty-eig-h
Prominentbusiness men br New Yor
City :sat at a banquet in the Unit)
League Club on Fifth aver ue. iro
many of them do you siip iose cam
fromthe country? Thirte-six out of
the thirty-eight. A histo -y of . pro
, .
!xximent lawyers, minister., doctor
and merchants in a large city wa
once compiled. Eighty per cent. wer
found to eome from the country
Thus, ye farmers and farniers' wive
do not mourn whenever your stou
limbed boys and beloved girls leav
you or the great cities. Remembe
that you are giving then e to th
sez•viee of Jesus Christ. Remembe
that your prayers and Christia
training are now to bring forth thei
ospel results in the place where the
re most needed..
Pal* Sunday emphasize the fac
hat :the easiest way to capture
ity for God isatp go etc,' the as
'
11 "DI
ractica
-e to c
our b
CI
rt-
o -
on
ial
to
ut
0,"
r-
he
n -
of
.a.
•k
ly
r-
r -
us
ur
nd
a-
b-
n-
ry
rd
Sivictory ovdr this , World, 'clo-
ver sin. It meant' the kind of :
IV that St. John described in,
1 tion when he %trid out, " f-
-his I beheld, and lo, :a gr
ude which no man ceuld nu
ood before the them e and
fore' the -Lambe clothed with wh
rebels and palms in their h rata."
ceeo described an athlete -who h
won a great number of prizes as :gm
man of many palms." .So to -day :as
we Os the palm branehe '}thro n
(
undwe the Teet of Christ e . kn
that they I may be futur symbd
vvrlihhaelv may semind Us of the palms
man heavenly • rewards.
WI appy day that will Ibe
t greets his loved ones in
hew
thei ads and gives t� thm
I
rew •ious pahne-the palms1 of
all their past =e la fferiugs
te
id
S.
of
at a I
C lir is
• ivicto
for
an d
uncl
thC
pres
sonic
ltoh: rt.°,
gyre' 1 .
guis.
tixue
Oro'
in 1
gate.
pUrP
o liv
: iin
\lax.
even'
the [tweed
to e eh one of his suffering ehildt
great ef' eo npensation than ever Em-
peror CaIi ula gave to the ragged
prise "Cr A rrippa. .Jesus will clothe
us in White not, only the symbol or
victo
s'Ll n
his
PUlUL
110t,
N,A, • gtil
j ah
decor11 t:: v liven
that
Weet
, is ovt
Of tF
paha
the w
(
look
paha
Itt4.1) f(li:
it, ni
via()
symboi. of
it in itte
tian n
torn t )
not It pall
hoine s
here
of y lif
your Tor'
eflor s wo a for you the palnii •of
weal W? !rave they won for yolk the
pain bf elitical power or popular-
ity? Then, can you cast them doWn
! feet and pledge e•oer-
Ns; rvi isaalli
W11 h'
to ft
Je1-11
Sals and sacrifices :which Were
r011e ior him! When .Agrim ,
la
andel:in of Herod the Great, x-
1 a Wish that °align] a • mi ' h t
sit upon the • Rom
iperor Tiberius was
threw Agrippa into
dungeon. There he 1
.1-: after week and mot
0
monta- but when the passi
did lace Caligula' Upon
e the the new Emperor w
etson and opened the prione
. . robed 'Agrippa. in Co,
el; he gave him a paice in W11
h
had;
t. at
day
En
•
1 we
111
n -
a
n 11-
ig
he
nt
al
ch
tools the heavy chains
once manacled the prison -
d weighed -them, and for
leav r. link of iron he gave to
'y link •of Our Di-
• on that happy day- Of
ngs in heaven will give
nt ha,
este
ee, In t of purity. lie will make
els of otir Crown out of the
ellizer -tears we. hate shed in
vice and in each one of Our
Ihriet will place Itt pahro-tIlte
1 al *tory, the palm Of never
joy. Oh, Christian brother, do
orry because you have to sof-
us! 'It meat* a- palm-sa
umphant parrn. , •
As Such a suggestive synis
Ory that tosclae 1 would
v ght have had Ithis Pulpit,
tte-d eith palm branches as an
ess n. Then after the service
el I rould have you, members
i4 e ngregation, -each take J a
I af lonee, as the. priests allow
o ethilhers to, do this day in
lee c lychee, . Then, after yoti
-11;
..
o le o the quietude of your
it me •I I would have had you
1011E, and earnestly lit th at
leer and decide what you are
. * W uld yoU accept the palm
s th( , Grecian athlete received
e ely• es a symbol of a worldly
0 i would.. you accept it as a
heavenly _triumph? Accept
ante snitit that the Chris-
t' who WaS about to be
(Ices in the Roman Colis,..-
c -41 it. But, a,s : we have
I
'I. leaf here for yon to take
e object lesson, I ask you
lbw to decide the question
e How will .you deal with
ly conquests? lave •your
• land kali you are and have to
eevici? 11 von can do this, you
become a spiritual palm tree,
b ralie river of life, a. palm
-blossom on earth and
1svil
il• Some day be traneplarited
e het Venter gardens of the New
.0ei
Tr e
weer
Th
bleu]
('anse4 inn 4.1
rrners' Spring Work.
blueing is good outdoor
exorable days.
of the sitting hen and the
rolls round again,
pilAT_UR_E
yrei eni ion • of Abortion la
4me1it:c Animals.
- Abortion is the premature birth of
the f Ails due to the rlat,l1r0 of the
food tLv&'i to the mother and to
other ihflitiences. It varies in t
porter cOrding to the stage
eregm t cy. It it occurs in the early
of
stages t iiiy cauge ,no apparent ix"-
conve ne to the animal, but later
on it n ay cause fever and a consid-
erable un asiness, and a yellowish,
reds di uha go from the vagina. it is
liable to le brought on from injur-
ies of varous kinds, by bad food
arid 1 y cxcesqve exposure to cold.
It ort i r stilts from debility. Thete
are enz(Htic forms of abortion cauS--
ed by beet eia developing, in the fo&-
tal menthe lie, causing it to break-
down.! it is difficult to determine --
New- the b cteria. get there; they ire
suppoeed t be i troduced by tlfe
bull. 111
Ther'e are sever I forms of blood
disease th$ wile ause abortion. Pbe
most &mucn eause is feeding preg-
nant t S food lacking the eli-
11 n trition, especially ha3',
-
msttaw and cornstalks affected__ with
erzot. lt•us or silent, The erg ,
Kidner
ac a
Mr. John Cullom, whei is in the Msh
Businese at Port Hope, states :-"In my
business I do a great deal of driving over
bad roads and the constant jar of the rig
along with ee.posure to all sorts of weather
brought on kidney _disease. I was in
miserable health and suffered a great deal
with sharp pains in my beck. I heard of
Dr. Chase's Kidney Liver Pills and de-
cided to try them. Befoeel had used all
of the :first box I felt better and three
boxes have entirely cured me. I am very
glad of an opportunity to recommend Dr.
Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills for I have
proven their wonderful control over kid-
ney disease."
It seems unwise to waste money and
TUU the risk of experimenting with new
faegIed; untried remedies when you know
that Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills
cure you. One rill a dope, 25c. a box, at
al; dealers, or Eimansen, Dates & Co.,
Toronto.
Dr. Cha
Kidney -1.1v
se's
r Pills
rust or &mut win not nedessartly
cause abortion if the . 'animal is fed
with good, nutritious' tood. "1 have
,stances to cows for s x weeks with
ifed large quantities pi these sub-
goed food with no bad results.' -• . It
is the poor quality of the fodder
that causes the mischief. iPlegment
aplinals requille • to be fed on food
that contains! large ' quantities of
phosphate of lime to develop •• a
healthy foetus, as the thing .creature
reqkiires a large amouot of that sub-
stance in early life t ' make bones
and nerves'. *!:
Tones contain from. )4 to 56 per
cent. phosphate Of line, and. 'the
other tissues Of the Wetly somewhat
less, so .that it will be: seen that
there is a. great drain ' n the system .
of the mother for 1 hosphate " of
tlime. It is founcl t at the bones
and other tissites of th body of the
mother are. dpficient In this sub-
statice during pregnane(. To prevent
abOrtion fromthis cause feed clover
bay, bran, 11 xseed en al and oats,
as these are rich in e hosphate of.
lime. Also sic. that t e 'cows and
bulls are cle n and :healthy before
they are used, so that 1t110 introduc-
tion of bacter'a may 1)4 prevented.
If an animal should abort, have it
removed at o ice, and also all the
,
portions of th foetal inenibrane. The
straw where the animal has been
kept should I) collected and b6rned,
.and the place disinfec ed,- as the
smell or sight seems to have a bad
effect on the other coves! We have
no medicines t at will neevent abor-
tion, and ther are no Medicines that
will cause it, unless • given iii doses
to endanger ti e life ef he ,Ianimal.--I-
D. McIntosh, iniversity of Illinois.
- ,
* The A gressive lle bow:
i i •
• The angle a which winxian carries
her elbow in abortive fforts to lift
her 'trailing, clinging ilfirts trans --
forms it into 11 human pincher. With
calm. unconscibusness, and as. Often
callous indifference, ma d- and mat-
ron , punch their way to. their goal,
be it at the 1 argain -co nter of the
departmental store or jhe crowded
shopping stree s.
- .None can deny that t
• able' annoyan cs of el' wded thor-
oughfares to lehich peop e in .large
cities axe inueed are su • cient e tat
upon patiericel and equanimity, • and
why will women trebly inlerease these
by tha adoption of an i•nelegane
whin" in the carriage of 'their arms?
Because women have b4come inlet-
tiate;d• with an; inconvenient and;slov-
-
enlyl mode of dress is no reason' that
the eci ehould ybke it to anothc)r which
enhances its evil: but the crowning
iniquity and absurdity _of the 'street:-
cleaping gown. is the enciroaehing ell'
bewI which *madame thr4ts or digs
intoeery passerby, asj she awk-
wardly clutches the elingeng folds of -
het' skirt in a • vain effort to lift it
froi the disease br-dedin filth of the
paver -tient. • ,
For one originator o any thing
therare a thousand imittators, Hu-
manity is dike - a flock of sheep and
spri gs with the same er gerness to
follow its leader.
lf you must wear traili g skirts at
-
tinies and seasons when t ey are out
of place, make them as I ttle an of-
' fence as pessible and lift hera grace-
fullY. A little practice before. a full-
length mirror will 'enable any wo-
man to learn the art Of gathering
the ;folds of her skirt in one hand
and lifting them so that,I with. the -
arra' extended; by her side they will
be "raised entirely from! the pave-
ment. ' In this posrtion the arm not-
nier lee acconiplishes the Ipurpose of
protecting . the skirt froni the dirt.,
but, being coMparativelly ree and tene
constrained, the tension o the whole
hod,' is rellevedi and it is possible to
wall4 with some degree of ease and
grac , even when handicapped by the
neceSsity of : caring for 'a trailing
gown. i
e unavoid-
- Lord 41nt0e5 eigaratlites.
Like most Englishmen, ieortd Minto
smokes cigarettes a great deal; and,
copying the prevailing fashion, • se do
the gilded yotth of the Capital- It
is. net probab e, however, that they
use the same 'brand of "Turkish" as
the Governor-lGeneral, whese eigar-
ettes: are irnieosing, fat, four-ineh-
long affairs, that cost about as muck
as a very air cigae. 'They are
brought over by Lord Minto him-
self, ,and, it 1 sad to relate. the ex-
chequer of C nada- gets 'not a cent
of revenue from them, says Day by
Day in Toronto Nowa: rverything
for Its Excel eney s tate comes in;
of course, I ty 1 rye.' Which is
enough to ca se one to! become a red
Republican. fere are We .of the com-
monalty payi g big imports on . our
imported eig a and tobacco, while
Lord Minto p4ys nothing! 'Horrible
However, the whole question is ob-
scured by smoke, ana, uptil that
clears away, annot be judged on
its merits.
Some men t
.yeari or two,
treating her
her 140..
-eat a giel , nicely for a: -
just for the sake of
adly all the reit of
MARRIA e E LIONSES
issu ED T
THE UM EXPOS! CRI OFFIg,
IllEAFORM. O*RIO.
NO WITNESSES i.
EQUiRED.
• The seas
dosen't matte
but only one
.An inspe
a _
APRIL 10 1903
4++++++++++vr+++++44++++
n for the looking about for Furniture is at hand. The 4uant1ty-
, but the quality is everything. We can sell you any quantity
minty, and that is the beet. -
tion of our stopk would prove a mutual pleasure and benefit.
:e:edee: e.
1\1-131R.T_A3ECITVG-.
This dep rtment is complete with a large selection of the best goods; old
obliging atten ion given to his branch of the business.
Night c ls promptly attended to by our Undertaker, Mr. S. T. Holre
Goderich street, Seaforth, o posit° the Methodis' tt church.
BROADFO
T, BOX & Ce
NOTE
CLOSE
MESE
AT
'BOTTOM
Page Acme Poultry Netting
A bird cannot gy t ivh as amen a hole as It can
crawl through, so Page Poultry Netting is made with
smallmeshes atbettem and large at top. No. 12 gauge
wire top and bottom -no sag. Get Page fences and
gates -they're best. ,
The Page Wire Fence Col limited,walkerrille. Ont.
gentreei, P.Q., and St. John. ita
Spriolg Approachesi
Spring iejust here, and it will tot bp long before you will have
to east aside you heavy clothes. Are you prep,ared_ for the.
*Spring Examine your wardrobe, the thanees are pout last
Spring suit is not presentable. Th a is where we come Con.
suit us,. and we can give you an ou fit for Spring you be
proud of,, and that will not tie a not in your financke -Otte
,Spring suitings are the latest, the be t, and the cheapest quality
considered. The fit and finish on a 1 garm,lats turned out y us
is in keeping with the goods. Drop in ad have a word wit us.
BRIGHT
FURNISBERS, ORM
Imitation
I horeby aelenewhd
hill 'I' ;emetic err toe enity r
label i tepreeeat. tent
ed tad us. d by hi n te t
with the object cf. ra i.f) in
I hereby agree to a
not to either directly or 'n
port'ne to be "Beaver Bre
symbol, deaign or mark, be
said Alcxander
AFORTIT, APRIL 10Tii 1902.
1 (hat:. ki1:1)-1 I -have been leelely wing ei Formal/I. lil d . is an
111 la 1 1 ny ak'ex. W1 u, drubigis', Sealsirth, and t at . h . rid 1
,4 u pa Weir &inset d ,or It, Wittl an ankle boated -by -myself.
1
a liza.v..,r Ln I, -Lie debigoation **.iiiamer Brand' *Is fit..t _.ecv -
nu - di I i Fo eneldeleyde leen to. le 12, That T eepiedele label.
once destroy all such labels in,my passeaeioa era b -n A mytelf
i:eotly et e, eell, or offer, o: etposa for eAle., FormaIdebydra put -
id" (u ]lees it to be the genuhleeartiele) no will 1 ueeeety hind,
, I
ir
ag an imitation or colorable i itation of the trade mark ef the
,
(810,d) I. V,i FEAR. .
The &love rte.& no mount. I wrath' gladly h •
Ind not Mr. Fear, in hie al ampt pa -explain why he signe
thet r. qu're compel i 03 svi .11 the truth.
I regiatered the " B avtr Brand " for the express
from leetling ue a weak seri cheap (elution and Belling
coating nearly double the price, and I think it was wise
expored his im'tetion in 1902 ; he purchased the gernine
any other dealer copy my 141:3e1 ? Simply heed:um it had
That's the very idea of a copy' ight -mak e a reputation
and the iublie from intro iaon. This r t nleo do wit
ATV I
IR,17G-G-
FIRST DOOR NORTH
OF PICKARD'S;.-- S EAFO Rur
e refaxined from pte4ah'ng it
it, made +to many etetementi
tete-lea preventing any pereee
En Ilis Merits of an article
at I did no. Mr. Fear first
•artiele 1201- Why eheuld
ad3 a good repetetiert for itielf.
ty merit, th protect yourself
out :any- bluffing t ie t er
DR SSIED
14,
yheaanirtni, dressed doll? If so, send fut
'ft will Send you ono doz. l'net
CrI LS, would youlike to have this
nie anti address on a post cart
4 '
beauti illy colore packages of Swe,et
Pitoeca. aetheds,retuPic:n°Plusaisdl..208elltilweem Ilt
ill
im editttely send you the roost
be utiful Doll you have ever
se Dolly iiitiliy and fashionably
dre ecl, including a stylish hat, -un-
der ear trimntedwith lace, stockings
and eute little I slippers orniamertboa
with silver heckles. She has lovely
golden curly hair, pearly teeth, beau-
tiful eyes and jointed body.
INa Gilley, bliw iVisstudneWr. B1., sald:"Ic 2.4*
cell' taytioonnes.p.,rettyD, e7,1 and =Nen, rituall 111
elvfcr:e :et Dili; Iahilat:ire:cyLerbbeauadt::
the nand thlitk it, :Is -a Sap rwaluza. 'tie the
le Sproule, Norribile, Kan.. said tistroceltel
and tar exceenir
eat Il'eTirinuiliacpmayleryd' rartn(171-fsotar InDy'atea*IluetrfulmiDelLn"i
ale / ore theupleased with IC'
IRIS, 31.1St stop and think what
6 ruoffleYren.wg°11 yaoer.n.fulYbOarligareinavne-greLret
this lovely big Doll
_completely dressed fitr
selling only ONE DOZEN
Ipseacedksag. elehetpacSkwageeetis beauPes.
!Welly decorated in 12 telors and
1 fete:tilled: a: nenimaginableoss4b2°fatrarne. T.:iv:eta:: lie tr eTi eriny
I:are wonderful sell'ermao
'Eve-ybody buys
r ii .
yWorlter vuearya'boovennceosisanudathhisortirteat urafadime,Dv..,lers,. Ily will b*
led
Waggle Sinew, 'barn% Ont., mar "I widen the Seeds haSsew
relnutea It le a, pl 4ureto sell/hem.-
liiary Speeles. moo suns, Ont.. said: "Inoseetter evened nine*
Vel than riled all the &old. They went like wildfire. '
A 50e. certifi te free with each pe-ckage. or%
Prize Seed, Coo. Dave. ••195 'Tore3346
THE
GREAT CA$11 STORE
taritt.ttr-ff,rt fuluct-trog
A Big Curtain and Oarpet Sale.
For the next ten days we will sell Lace Curt
reduced prices. This is a grand opportunity, and
to get your choice.
in the Millinery dOartment,. we have the fin st assortment ever sho n -
See the special vallie in th Dress Goods dep etneent.
Just received anot4er lot of Hats and Caps for men and boys.
We have some bigl snaps in Boots and Shoes.
Don't fail t3 call when in the village, as it w I mean a saving of 111
if you need the goods.
oat ._•202..aaggiglgitag_
0. M McBEATHI
ins and Q arpets at greatly
"11 pay you to drive mile&
2;EPRIABLO
BLYT
lit* coup
eeeenetr
- A
E
1
Trli_;N
Person.:
3111BY, S
ARM
ley
vanes a
*hont 70-;
abateet c
water.. I
-TIASTU
Pod
onmeeic
viy to TO
ibuth Rit
13 RR?'
tailway s
w an he TA'
.4 for
aituatcd 1
lingattac
flat class
any time
borne,
ins, 4 mil
barn, nom
a choice 1
timbre
0.
TNRr.1
OF
LE -Th
evo:d PAT -
14, 1903.
Improve
Junes rt1
toontlag ti
haeer
Te4
g
Al I
(hit
16)17
*h.
tp
sag)
all
bon
Set
ntvo
forl
new
25e,
fort
r
free]
We I
Peri
tee
eau.
the
betAl
Mea
hair
Wa
seed
wa
i -g
reel
land
*04, 14.1-€
15 1.4drii 11.
Se forth.
Wavrof,
tilt No,
ra.r rgx
• tit= 4,%
enda IAN
and are
-ion, the
ler it in
SwAyOR
0133 0rtn4
&pale,
take p te
511150, 11
lest Alia
Ytrly,
1. Eating!
"'U settt
itit.lc it la
we, ant
perfectly
-
praise.
tato
rator,
)M1%1441/.
arid that
other
the Sepal,
Ite *kiln
e y eat.,
thir k it
tare tru
Noti
nealed:
-endorsed
w•1' be re
°Week 0
ttraction
*hip of B
SetYl, and
at the car
heft. Pe
• not
tuel Agar
personsf
cempann
be icniait
tract ashr
Vete thi
mat skr.e
'earned Al
ana tezsi
Trowns1