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EAii3STATril BALL
i MS FOR SALE. --Rafe bergaine in farms in
tho ownships of Hallett. Morrie, and Wsera.
noshnnorinty. ot "Huron. Inquire at once. WK
CAMPBELL,,,Slyth, Oein 177i4f
C0 ACRE FARM v6s, SALE. -;-In beat wheat belt
In Southern Manitoba Ninety Ames ready for
wheat next year t 60 parea hay. Good new stable
and. granary. Twelve dollars- per aerie. Several
other i ',proved anal prairie tants for sefe, Write
CHAS, E. fillAW, Box 4, Botesevain, Kanitona.
, I 1757-tt
McICILLOP FOR SALE. -For sa e, that
eery dmirable term, the old homeatescl, Lob 27.
Ooneeasion Me,Rillop. conraining 100 so ee, • all
oleared and in a- good etate of oultivatioo. B aUtiful
borne, spleeold feuit orobard, plenty of we
everything require& Only ono mile north
forth. Apply on the preniimes or to Seaton
• Offloe. SUSIE GOVnIet1.0(fK ,1
r and
1 Sea -
Post
xtlf
SALE-Farra for sale In the town bip of
Gray, being lot 7. ou the 141h conee ion of
Gray, containing 100 aeres, with 16 acres of good
bush and. all well fenced, • There is a bulk barn and
a tram% home and kitchen, al a yeung orcherd and
plenty rit go ni water One mite aed half fiona the
rosin gnarl road feeding to B sole arid deaforth.
Aortae on the premises or reis Walton P. 0.
,Xittted neD•Irtax,n. 1 1341
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11 c AN» LOT FOR SALE OR TO
JJ Pete eine rto root the eomfortable re idence
Nerth Main street, Seaforth, lately ocoo led by
Janfee Crozier. The house conteins 4 bed room%
parlor, dininn room and kitchen, herd and set water.
Aldo a Ivo& garden. Tills is a west comforts le rest-
clearee and eonveniently located. Will sold
ofenip or rented. Apply to ROBERT THO PSON,
Brunet% . 1 36-tf
VOR SALE OR ENT. -Tho Murphy hom raced,
L' En scree West halt Lot 15, on the (MI 0 ert Woo
-of Hibbert Tito (treble& two swing .oe 11 good
briek houte, large orchard, barn add istiables. Schocl
and chtlrobesi convenient. Situated on Cent'. 'Road
of Harbert, amilee south - of Dublin Privil go t
octopi house and do 1.1! plowing. Tendere t eeived
till hepterneer too& Address, T. J. SU PHY,
Box bib, London. . sO 4
'Fgall FOR Siiijai.-Tha uoder- Jelled off ra hie
' fann, Lot 9 and gentle halt 10, 0 -omen: len .12,
Mullett, cootsining tee sorra, for sale .on re enable
= toots. Ott ehe pita° le a .story and- a belt frame
Ileum witia atone cellar ; drilling house, barns. abeas
Wall necessary outbuiklings, two smell oreharde,
hover failing 'wring creek and rover failinn well,
eisteronita *ores cleared, tp seen* buishe Oiee mile
and_ aquaiterfroM church, school and poet :office.
For full pita is apply to R. at. KNOX, Inyeh,
Oatitria 1815s4 ti
roar but 15 ;of hardwood bush. It is d
°LA:It
- 211, o cession 2; contsining 100 ao
ARM SALE. -Farm in Stanley for
state of Out ivation, well fenced aria underd'
There 11-04 the. farm two barns, with stabling, and a
large dwelling house. It is conveniently eh Neel,
- from Clinton aud. mile from Beiente
•Addreff1 01 inquiries to JOHN MeGREGOR, n the
enmities, titian MeGREGOR, and Coo 4gton,
Tuckersilth, fiesiertia Oat. ' 17 8.41
nni-TORE AND DWELLING FOR SALE 0 TO
RENT, -The store of the undersigned, n ar the
railway etation in Efeafertb, will be sold chbep or
will be rented on °my terms. It is admirably apt.
Id for &grocery and previelon store sod is fav rably
eguate Attar:ha enea good 'table. It will be ue in
ed.for loathes& ' There is a.comfertable dwet-
finit repot; for a good tenant -Possese oir at
any time., Apply to Win. MATERS, Seatorth
• .18 -tf
LURK FOR -SALE. -For sale, 'west half of
C and east halt of Lot 13, on the llth cone
of KoKillop, contabaina 76 acres, in good st
cultivation, well fathead and underdiained.
is a log house, Bret class bank barn with stone etab-
Wing, a good bee far orchard and a never lailina
spring. Mb within 0 milee of Seaforth and oon-
venient to school and other conveniences. This
i
. fann will be sold °heap in (infer to wind u the
estate. I not bold by the 10th of April, wlI be
rented- A ply to ARCLIIIS alENZIES, Whitler o, or
HUGH (1, RDON, Seeks:tn. 182841
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MUMS FOR SILK ALSO BRICK RESID NCE
r IN eneannenTH, ONTARIO. -The unders gned
ha* for sate a number of choice faeme in this vi inity
all Irst oleos lands with amyl improvements. One
a good 220 pore grass farm. luny of money nbe
made out of thle and with little trouble, simply buy-
ing °Atte in the sprine, grazing them for the sum-
mer and sellinnin the fell. In ilia thia plea able
made money in this way, every' year for the past
tbirty yearnAlso a tine reeidence in Seaferth with
about 4 acres of orchard, gardene and pie sore
-groueds to be had at a bargain. Terms reaeo able.
For pettier:Ors apply to W. GOVENLOCK, lea erth.
' 18 -if
112
felon
te of
hone
FlatFOR SALE -For sale, Lot 24, Conce,asion
T
34, ownsbip of f•feit'llop, anataieing 100 Ores
of excellent land. Situated 2 milee from the town of
Beafoith, one raPe from church and school1here
la a good brick house and frame barn and out uilde
foga also good wells. and windmill, well fenced and
underdrained, grieve cif excelfeet hsrdwood nush.
Thisfann is in excellent condition as it has beeh all
seeded to gram for a number of- years. °reheat of
choice fruit trees. This is a roost conveniently itu-
ated farm and suitable for tatter grin or a oak. .
Terme ea*.e. Applv on Vas prehaises on to Seatirth
P. 0„ JAsfFaS LOCKHART- . ‘ 18441
A GOOD- FARM FOR SALE. -For Sale, Lot 1
Conceteicm 15. Tuokersmitb, containing se
norm of which 80 are cleared, well uoderrirained, •
fenced, audio a high state ot cultivation. Then? are
17 soresof splendid hardwood bush, uncoiled and in
Orel -Wise oondition. There na * comfortable h tree
and one of the best hams in the county.. It is 76x48
teen with atone otabling underneath, cement fiooro
and everything finishe.d twin iirst class style. The
fermis welt wateredwith living springs and is ult-
able. for grain or grasibg. -It is oonvenlent to
churobee, store, post (Mee and blackemIth ehop mod
only a fear miles from a railway station._ It is o e of
the best and beet equipped farms In the county and
vrill be sold, °heap arid on eaey torn, as the peotrie.
tor ie anxioue to retire. Apply on tile premise , or
address Chiselhurst P. O. SAKES OeNefone, Pro-
prietor. 1806rtf
FAHM,FOR SALE, -For sale', that very cieeirhble
iarrn on the fitM Road, Tuakersmith, adjoining
the anise° of Egmondville. It contains 97 wires,
nearly all cleared and in a good state of ' -oult'vatien
and well underdreined. There are about 70 abres
under graee. There i a comfortable briok cottlage
▪ aid good barns, with root cellar and outbuildlogs.
The buildings are situated near the maitre of the
farm and on the Mill road. It is welt watered and
plenty of soft water in the kitchen. It is 13013tetl-
ientIy Eti tutted for church an,d aiehiol and within a
• mile and a half -of Seaforth. Will be sold (theme tnd
on easy termeinf payment. 11 not sold by September
1st it will be ciffered by public auction as it min; be
. cifspesed of ae tbe proprietor is leaving this part of
'the county. Apply to the proprietor, ROBERT
FANSON, Seafortb. 1850
VAR -M. FOR SALE, -For sale, Lot 8 and the lad
E half of Lot 4, noneession 13, Ifullete, the pro-
perty of Lancelot) Teeker, sr., eontainirg ea acres,
alit cleared except abeat 16 acres, which is good
hardwood bueb. The land is the very bone Is well
' drained and well fenced. and is all seeded to geese
' wfli the exception ot 30 acres, 8 acrei of whichis
fall wheat. There is on the premises a large fr s
an
house and wood tonne, a barns, one 40x60, ith.
- eheep house and pie house, and the other 58x60, with
dune stabling underneath. Th re is about 5 res
of orchard, aud plenty of water. There is a g od
vrell at the house, ano a sprlog cr ;ek running acr es
the centre of the fartn. It is three quarters of a
/elle from Harlock, where there is a s hoot, store,
post office aid blacksmith ship, and le 7 &lei from
Myth, st miles from Londesticre. and 10 roiled frbm
Efeaforth. This is an excenient farn3 foe grain or graz-
ing, and will be eold an reasonable termr.
, eeseion oan be hat at prii,- time. For further r -
Maulers apply to the proprietor, L. L. TASKEn. Sr.,
Harpnrhey or to Seatortb 1'. O. 11331-1
ORALE --Park D. in the villag3 of Elvth, o
U- Mining Macros of land. There is on the p
a handsome brick residenee 20,45 fact with wi
18124 feat 2 story, 22 foot brick will with el tbe nt.
The house contaies eleven roems, 3 bay WirldOw3 la
verandahs, good stems cel'ar full size of buildld,k,
frame kitchen and wOodshed 18x2I feet. Tfaere
hard and itoft water In the buildina and a god ftfr.
seam There is else a leelcic driving home) arid stabile
2Ix32 feet with frame additien 18x28 feet. Tbe
groonJe are beAatiful, cemmo.lious lawn, ornan3eb-
tal trees-, shrubs and dowers in front. Also orchard
of ohoice.frult trees, neatly 200 trees of apples, pearls,
plume cherries, eta Wei be sold at a bargain.
For full particulars, see the Proprietress on t e
place, or o. HAMILTON, at Blyth. 1.848.5f
Pei 4,4 .44
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Clore, oironle,‘•0140.,a3141,411
4 4 V "g tlrecie affections if
the Am.( find lungs.
The o.:1), tnettleino T1
ttle lid that w 11
CUM 0.1,10 fibtrie 0113,
niakinC• 1.7 e
uttitual tuwitdiu wit d
glut useful to h a
owller. Pries.
SKS Da. MCGAII
hittlitcunt Co..
Xotausidllu. Ont.
aniGalley,s Condition Blood Tablets and Powders
for sick Cattle and Horses, 251. Said by J. fa Rol
arta, 'irrigate% Seafortia. 1841 52
UziCtliop Dtreetory for 1903.
etiefreer, DIURDilf, Reeve. winttiran P. 0.
JOHN 8. Billenna, Counc tier, Read, nti P. 0.
011kiaLF‘i LITTLE, 3r, WI o thion P. 0.
JOHN IVOR-RAY, Counrillor, Beechwood P. 0.
JOHN M.. GOTLNGneK, Counoillor, Winsorop r )
JOHN� NOittaiON, Clerk, WintnroP P. 0
DanifIn tie ROSS, Treitorren viVinthrop P. D.
SOLOMON J. SHANNON, J. P., issaltara Inspect°
, Winthron P. 0.
TAR BATTLE OF LI
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REINFORCEMENTS RECIUlREO
AT THE CRIT-14elePERlODS:
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ROWSE OF THE LORD OF HOSTS
" VIVA' With Moses, So 1 @VIII De With
Thsetn-And Victory , Is to film
SeizoskUpon That rromIse and Pr
fully Poets ire Oa to1).Ills Work
In the World
/tutored alecording to Aot of Parliament of Can-
ada, in t e year 903, by William Bally, • To.
ii
ronto, a the 1) 't of agriculture. Otta a.,
POSITOR
AUGUST 21,
on in t no woria. et is ror us to con- tneee mode eosintas
tine° •it in our gospel faith and 1,n bless vs - as iadielditals
1
our Christian liVannese col secrete our
es.
Iii the fourth lehapter Of Mark, serViee and ray and plea
' 1 d
_ ChristjcoMpares ;Christian work to "a as we ough to pr ax an
sower going forth to sow. Some of work? He ill, my Ohri
that seed will surely fall upon good er. He will he will. H
ground; whiChl well yield some thirty, though we may be ph
some sixty, -Seine a hundred fold. It mentally we z klings. He
'must reproduce itself multin'otently . will oely t row ourselVe
in the human lives of the succeeding divine and mnipotent s
generations. When Dwight L. Moody God will less the old
. died did his woele die? Without doubt the yoUng. Oh, how oft
ho krlgoodY was the greatest eVarige- ious work I have heard
list of the •past Century, His person- : given: "1 • lieVe that 1
ality net only appealed to sinners, gime myself 1 p to religiou:
but also to the; greatest. 'Christian the trouble is I am too .
, I,
workers ef his d y. • -His 'Voice and wasted the • st part of I, r
pen raised vast urns of money for too old to start life o
Christian WorkHe was a gospel �j
fl( people may think y
messenger Who seirred England and in - your de ision; I do
- America on I hie evangelistic tours. , now there i. ay e-0 a gi
°r1 ...,1 He 'builit the 1 mous institutes at for yoil, oh, man, oh, we
0 a Nor hfield. He 4thered among the
eby, Ma aciliuseits 11 s college men as the l pl•tetletritint i.,Ce 1.1r II8t di a011 no
v
-I well ail; mineite 's in annual confer- is too late f.1' you to s
is erica, for prayer a d communion with Jesus Chris :; not too
ses God and for th Study of the Bible. ' thou le for y al the hour I
Sticidenly, aye, es a flash. Mr. Moody
Ctelvelfthbihtiumre may. be "in
'eve minuftoeist
Ho* old v
it
f
Chloe o, 1.ug. 16. -In his ser
the preacher !points out thekey
successt
ful life/ and the Secre: IW110
even se ming" reyeesee may .be tr
formed, tit° /triumphs.The tex
Joshua i 5"As I was with 31
so •I wil - be with thee." .
Qne of the greatest 'novels wri
-so considered by, many of our
critics, is Victor iltigo'smasterp
"Les Misei•ables," - Amid all the
gallery bi that treasured ' book
anost woaderful description is
word panting by which the denu
ator oi "Napoleon the Little"
tures the downfall of "Napoleon
Great" at the battlefejedd of Wa
loo. When this -great Master of
erature topplos over .thel l'reneh
ossus, the ''earth tremble& and
dead conituries come forth out of t
musty
, .t ,
mbs an
d look Ionin pe
r
Ual WW1brment.
In that marvelous recital you
!
hear the boornift cif the artille
guns' and the crack Of the infant
muskets_ and the groans Of the d
and the cheers of the charging
airy, ane the tramp of the Bri
lines forming themselves into
unbreakable squares against w
the Old Guard ;flung itself in, v
In it you canesee the tlUshecl ch
and the 1ashing eyes of a conquer
host and the pale, wan, hagg
faces of a • flying Melia :
l•y am impressed not
Yet, afrr all in readiteg the •
ing sto I t
meeli by what happened as what
,not happen. ' For ' many hours
eagle of , victory seemed un:deei
f - this way and that,
upon whreh standard to 11 alight.
luttered
though awaiting'. sonic oile's expe te
ed advent to help ' heji to deede.
Napoleo m
hiself was wj&iting, a, xn
iouely wailing, for, the suno helper.
Every little while he wo lel 'take its
Field glees and scan the leurrounding
hills and valleys. Ever: little while
he would turn to his nal officers nd
say: "Bo you see. him? Have y u
hoard any news from G •ouchy? Vo
must ha ereinforcement. 'or we e
lost.y In 'the meantim. over ,the
hills itiarched Marshal B uche • w'tin
his' GerMan eninforceme tis. T1 at t
was the decisive event. ictbry h
Hated no longer. She •ew to • he 1.1
standard! of Wellington.• nd perc ed '
there. The Napoleonic e at' set in
gloom to!rese no more in this, wor d.
It WaS th0, lack of reirif eeineritS at
a critical: -morne-nt whic i _destroy d
. the .French Walla% It is he lack of
A
i divine re' -enforcement se tyl ich May e-
• stroy us in the 'battle of life. •
1
Theetext tells us of an titer gene al
who also needed reinforce ents. o
.1 oshua was committed t o task of
conquerin • a cohntrly hel • by Warli e
upreme eo-
of the Lord •
thee.- No ,
id of div r e
to Joshita
111 ne not
f we here
Ives to his
and work
plead and
tan broth -
will, even
icany and
will if we
upon htn
eng.the
as well as
relig-
hs
excu
ogrupgihkt, but
bIaavxne
or a,gain, ,
I 1
u are rieelint
not. Eve
Hems. time
nan, if you
rk just at
believe it
rt are servoeeven,
and of the
ting to the
and the inimte hand to
f 12 o'clock.
s Moses when he began
the childrei of Israel
10
ten, was struck down by the death angel.
• est One day on his way to hold great
Pee,. evangelistie ser ices in Kansas City,
art the next day lion his death bed
theto Ice.
'What was the r shit. of Mr. Moody's .
the death?, Has ny great evangelist into th wild rile"? IV" tic' a "ling
• man? No. JMs hair rause been
have
Cie f been found to t jte'his pface? -"Ah, white, ;; His skin must have been
tee ' no," you anafer; 'not one, not
thewrink10se
. H. had almost paed his
one!" Well, in friend, if ,no one
eeightieth mil stone of lif. , when he
,r"" hetet been able to take Mr. Moody's
i
went.fOrth t liberate the children of lti place I can toll you this one truth -
I om gyptian slay ey; How
ok" Nfr Moody whe living was never as
old was Joshua when the mantle of
the powerful as Mr. Moody when dead.
the dead Mo es fell upon his shoule
sir •The Chicago Stitute and Moody
et-dersT elle lad already assed his
Church !ave ne er been so great as
fourscelee yea s and five. • lie was ad -
they are to -day., he institutions at ,.
aa Northfield were ver doing better ready pressi g on tower his nine -
Y's • - Work than at th Ipiesent time. And, tieth mpestoi e. So God las for yeu
3
Y'S . what is more, t a very summer after and me) if w only throl
ay' field conference eot.; rcsehlryiess
II.
r known up to that •Man ueefu1ne8. He has it even
Jg ilifr. _Moody died tie mightiest North- upon his mer(y, a, missice
u
: • though , we ni
ish n spite of the fact y be old me and wo-
the •
oquent - tongue • and ;elk with m, ny years of asted op-
ich rain and the biggest portunities to our discredilt,
in. e'er produced were Dy ari ex -m tuber of my church 1
graveMr
ks oody's can prove ho God can 1 loss a re-
. , M
g tilting yielded ; forth deemed ;life wl ich has been cursed bY
rd
ci sixty, and some many Y ai•s o • •sin, Some time ago
Itwas God's work,
a poor woman attended tl e service$
l
one I of the church f which 1 was pastor.
so I.1 Spurgeon died did , *he wished to join, but tlip members
id• h no. God is still . of the sessio were very much in.
he, *ion . of the Metro- ! doubt about 1 tting het! in. She had
ed • e and of the Landon ; been for fifty n years a dissolute
he He is still bless- i charact(r. I -It r face was s Eared and
aS ' iirles II. Spurgeon sr -reined with her past del aucherles,
tridsicadly inspired She had be h ea side a drt
irit, He is blessing " band and ivo filthily dr
*eon's Successors. ; dren. The se •sion , talked
us up as Modern and at last di cided to pl
ly live for him. He probation for ex moriths
livee the work of end of six moths she aga
if
time was held,
that the. inost e
the best poised
heart Northfield
lying silent in th
gospel seed pl
some thirty, so
a hundred fold.
and God's work
When Charles
his *Work' die?
blessing the mi
politan Tabernac
Pastors' College
ing the worle of
because it was
by the Holy Si
it through Sp
God will raise
joshuas if we o
will bless in ou
people. '0, him. at \ the
latent cone$. the asearance
of Hosts, "I will be \ With
m.3.- friend, the' saMp Id
reinforcen ent which Cam
when he took corm -need o the Isr
itish forces may also be ivert to u
When God gave •hein, his commissi
he, said, 'Joshua; if you ill be tr
to rne an 1 fight under a y stand
I will be with thee as I was ' wi
thy pied e essor.''.., That divine su
cor which God gave to Joshua
gave to o r Ohristia.,n fa hers; th
divine Jaela he Will give o us if e
will trust him and belt ve in It'
and live for him. I
Thercfoi'o I would in pire eve y
Christian to prayerfully gat forth ai a
_do what rod wants hare to do. 1,
would ins ire all iChristi ns to , li e
and work witb ef brave heart, b
cause the results of our etturee co
filets are is sure as Goss prbinis s
are sure.
'First, G d will be wit the Chri
tian woek rs of _this peps n.t goner
tion. We fight under hi glorio s
banner. David had prove it by a
perience w en he wrote, " 'thou hat
given a 1)1n
er to' them that fe r
thee, that it rna,y be 'displayed b
cause of tl e trth.' ethUncle - that b
ner the ch irch of G'od ha. won vi
tories in 11 ages. Solom in Saw .
on its mareh and pronoun( ed it "to
rible as a/ artily with hal ners." ' e
saw it later, triumphant ver all e
11, entering lien a bride into t
home of a bridegroom an 1 her lot
loading, her into the banqu t hall at
placing ovi r her the barn
Now a b nailer is not Inc
of a rag 0 a flaring bit
bunting or a dross paracl , endazzl
ment. -The l banner of God is a fla
Or a. standkrd. Et is the ymbol
supernal aithorit y.1 Whoe ice -ther
fore strikes1 at God's hann .rs strike
at- the divir .11eart.; Totila ,, in sy
bol, God Wraps about (eery Chri.
tian WOrker his banner. : I t is lb
_symbol of prottlet ion. It i
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11
the Christian men and Worhen . with to :oin the eh
whem we:have c Me hit° contact in erli it14 her.
the *paSt.: He wi 1 make vs an es- . In ' woman ir
sential link ha a eclat chain of Chris- o-tr churchcouple of years -ago
tin - influences which shall reach • that 'woman called upon me. .,At
'through all eternity - first I did, not know her. Not. only
. God will bless to .lives of mod- . had the grace of God de, nsed her
ern- Christian 4rkers even through tape, but the nearks of dissipation
the death* of h SI serv.a.nts. Death had almost ent
Is often • a • sptritual pruning , once. Though
hook.. It lops off , 'cer tai n branch- average a r t is t.
ee-. of the great tree. of .the. human • face, she eerta nly had a .1.,,00d, hon -
race in order Id at , other 'branches , est, noble, Hol • Spirit insi ired face.
may better d verop and • grow. i Tier whole life was (Mange'. It. was
'We are all . road y iIcI recognize the • n o w a Christ Ian lift' of cc nsee rated
ieefulni.ss of a prueing hook in a 1 esefulmees: Go, ley hrothe • and sis-
'emporia,' sense. Vily can we, not do ter, no matter how ad you entry he
this in . a spiritut 1. sense? Clod, I be- and how 'many wasted y1 a! s are be-
ie,l'e, often uses the. sharp pruning hind, shall not God inspir
took of death to apiritually develop . nft, you up as he chtmeeel
is, undeveloped children.He takes inan's life'? Shall noii 1
way his Moses in -peeler to throw I • (m1 ,. guard your remainin
tha. spiritual . r sporisibilities upon :Krises and Jos
ils Joshuas. ITe eye to its one and teeter'?
ill: "It is not right for you, oh, Nearly every
,
,oung man, to lc arn, to lean upon al insignia
Moeher's ,spiritual most honorah
. .
earato lean upon ailed the Kin
, m.
0 mineelone. And 0.rder of t he
n the leaningl will protct thee and I hat, to. -day th(
( are for • thee, si'. I. did for your rtead of an ear
AiriStian parents:1 - '. • place over yot
Gott wile bless tlhh Chrf tian Work- tlw Trcm Cross.
t rs of the present
'heist has empha.
promised that
ef this world God
ri Ai) ty. ' That meal") s that 11 c) child lives of your fe
to the cross; no liristiapis arm is
too weak to wielt a. eickle ea
of God 'is too yoeng to lead sinners
to
'reedits
• 1 1...
Coverink the
ip ie t
-I. r iprayo
4. true
irch, and of
A short
o ved away
liken hefie
issedL chil-
withe her
ei• her on
- At e the
n• wanted
course we
me after
and .left
iroily loft_ hie
she 'fad not
might call a
counten-
what the
beautiful
ffathe-r's and
,ifel You must
My divine arm,.iu
YOU anti
hat woe
e• di vine
days as
ua's lives lere pro -
wail orcier hes a roy-
Germany bee of _the
0 of ordere. Wan , t hat
1
'William ealled ."the
1011 recess.'' Would
lily potepta,..e, might
t
I feaveely I ' log; in-,
• heart "tie sign ef
ill
" May if p ewe that
generation because in hie .71 1111t. ylati have Wm ked and
ieally and distinct- w:11 cod t bine to *work div n1) Woo -
1
y the weak things . dees. SO ed ba grace, may you al -
Shan confound •the ways edntinue to spfrituaily 1,h.sa the
low' 111017.
arvest field; no.
Han* a farreacnin
illy belongs to
pstis Christ. •
o UM 0 it is _best to fal
, fi that lip win• oroduce
disciple of health and' vig
thing that will n'oduce too
We can prove thifi statement by re-- Especially -414 this true if ith
ry purpoees.
ground oat.
Ided will gi
in 0011necti
It isb
,n1 should b
11 r (1111 1, stedrent Wee gas e a.n mei 1' ((1 them ightly at t
accOunt: of this ma-Vein:e(Ut 011 his last ning• and gradually increase
N it 10 this country. A. couple of as they grow o der and fee
A I 10 w hitt). pleat y of exercis
is one of ,the most import
tors in tbe pri
-m41'11118 intend
'poses.
nen ceivee.
(wing of ht 11 Calves.
'e them a ration that
growth. givi g them
r rather tha some-
nuch fat,
bull is
A ra-
with a
'e good
m with
tter that
ground7
e begin -
the feed
• hhtter.
u,S this
tit fac-
per development of
d for breedi g pure
yunting the hist ter ,oI ,ete famous intended l!oi da
le:viva' services Mei emong the stu- tion of bran or
d nts of Edinburg a ,fewyetirs ago • lit t oil well ri
I eery Drununond of blessed mem-
ry! Henry •Dt•uramond, 'whose chief
iSSion was given; to the redemption
11
reselts when fe
good thnothy ht
all grain fed th
t • b
_
11
wa.nted to give th
_1 ey hired one . ot
.th' city. As •1
a'iout to go for
11 ey prot:ared a bi
'ter thecie ;‘',oting
hletes og the 1 rnivorsjty of Edin-
rgh were, about to eael- as foreign
issionaries, lieie classmates
en a big farewell,
the largest halls
lose athletes were
11 as missionaries
e• religiOus service.
men hai departed.
A' of lose.
aly a pie e a
I thitterin
Bottle C rks of Paper.
One .of the latest uses 1.o which
• paper Is put is
few of the Chri..-tiart students left corks, With thc
li the college cain together and de, cork barkman
cided that they otr.Jit to hold such a for a cheap but
li ligious service •nry ente.k.e These ute. A mac•hini(
S r'NfiCeS WC1:0 lo 1)( • 1111'pst-ad for the the size ,of a se
111 st part by th Indents. them- wakes corks
vis, A conunit ten was selected which is "hrst re
ai d nrra13g'm(nts riade. Every stu-.
- sdi at who Was aske to -address that
. .
11841 to ha 'e tee° character-
dcs-the one, a pere,•eoble. life; the
her, he had t� 1
'oh. The only'
ei to -address t
quence. If a' rn
• the syn.- is
lad of omeipotence. Tie is the symbol (
of the atonement. It is the synth 1
of divine forgi voness. • it i • the ssinn
3
if
01 f a glorious and he er r
•
God ie wrth . work
ers in the continuit y of se n ieee
will novel. tillon I he goon el work o
past generationS o diol Christi
work has itmeldrtufily. Like t
Government of :England ij. goes o
uninterruptedly froth genetat ion
f.1-,eneratioii. When K ing W Warn tv
• breat bed hia last t he Archl ishop o
Canterbury. inunediately wried t
the home „of la young girl: 1: k:nocke
at the clam: of ; hor inteace unttla 1
was opened. 'Then lie smut lotted Chi
young girl to arise and 031110 (low
and pieta him. When she, catered th
parlor he bowed • to her saying.
"The King is 41.e031 ! 'Long live th
Queen: " 1-Vhen 1 hai young girl,. af
ter she tele ereen io in! tiO Old WO
11141/1 1:0: dying th
leateiteee ',teed aboat he
bed. As sem: as :,1e. heel breathe
her last, and the atA Priding ,physiCian
pronounced ber dead, her eldest sou,
Edward, was. greeted with the -accla-
mation, "Long live. the King!" -Rul-
er), may. corm; and rulers may go, but -
the Government goes on, me natter
what human hand may, grasp' • the.
sceptre. Like a true.: G veraMent,
the gospel work of the past *neva-
tions shall never dee. It !meet live
1
(
lueve the "silver toingue" of speech
he was c one wiled Id keep a "golden
• silence." What w
en, serioS of niacin
n
in
011
Of
SC
wi
a a man ofplain
bar to an invite -
let meeting was
la was known to
the result of
gs, held Sunday
()Id ledialeirgh plain, Ittla8S11111-
• and, in in oSt C1 CS, hy "one 1 al-
". students? No only did crowds
Students weekly lel 1he hall, • but
res and hundre ln of young men
re brought to C01 rk'SS Christ. The
11 e of that religh its influence had
er before been ..en in .old Scot -
he cl, although Mil tburgh had been
•
\ , bil.ssed with pulpitedrs whose 11 441140S
- ,t'f re famous all ar( ind the world.
` lien tha result ' these meetings
1
; be qui to spread. • 'hese humble, one
1 a ent young men i 1 batches of four
an five were sent tio othe.r colleges
an •Universities am also to viitages
un towns. These i aim.. young men,
ley consecrated Ch stian. lives, -not
I on y moiled Erlinhu erh, but ale() all
i. Sc tland , and all a tgland and • all
1 Wk les 1 and, to scene extent, religious-
' 1.,Y infill0;leeti LiA., Wi t, io world. Mark
i yoq,- my _ifrothi,r, t tat t.t•tal igi 0 LIS Iti-
, •
1 IluenCS WILS. 1.10,1 81 t '1 tql by a el ma -
i thti Edwards -or a :,ihert :,le.cheyne
I, or 'a Frederick ',1.-t0b tson, but by
plain, humble Itia.divi Iran, %Irina Nv&re
. consecrating their lives to Jesus
. ch •ist, If God. ea 1. and ,did blese
the manufacture of
i
growing SC.IrCity of
dacturer.s cast about
i
set isfaceory substit-
was invented, about .
sing machin e which
u t of wast paper',
!treed to pul e This
machine will ma co corkS of , ny size,
shape or color nd stamp t e flame
or trade n ark 0 a' firm upo every
18 ma le. le can turn out
d corl s a minute. Paper .
Tied by ere sort of .
chemists pi
o the old s
cork as it
300 fin ishe
corks. are not, ail
oil or -acid, an
theni superior
every WLY3
A NIG T ERRAN
Challia'. nigh Ideal of Wo
;and the bligat one It Impos
the (Ire Traveler.
-
Perhaps' Ile. lin at. thing ab
lath Paid du C millet was I
ideal el W( man hi. Od and the
dm
ens it iposed loon him. 1
victions were chi ,all'otts enou
the days 0 eel t errantry,
Paris; lettere.
He would stanc
winter winds it' conVerSing N
NV0111 all Oti the SI.
conStantly prole
dOwli of
arils 0 f manner
St inf. ts and luthit
him to the end v
in the hest sense.
Ing he enjoyed 111
a party of young
.""eis just like'bei
den," he would (explain.
His weakest tr • it was bou
with his ste ongest. . WaS 1
ly sensitive on the subject of is age.
The Short road.to his good will was
to corapliment hi upon his oath-
.
Frilhtful Can
cre INL„.,
Priiitrudm
Doc wanted to buret *Stela
hot ron--Cared; by Dr. Chase's 0
Mx Aux. Wieser() Tarbot V
writes: -"As section man on the
was :posed to all sorts of we
halt failed, and I became a
protruding piles.
a doctor treate
piles, they only
and I was forced
work and go, h
;sufferings could
described, I coul
or lie down, and
rest of the fami
would be groa
excruciating pain
"The second d
Inc the piles wou
be burned with
Lut I could
clift
Mr. McLean' of undergaine suc an oper-
aeon, so he gave me a box of ealve, for which
be cherged me te,e) dollen, but elid nie no
good. My experience with Dr, Chase's Oint-
ment is that thefirte application did nae more
good han did the two doctors, a d
made ne as well and free from pil s as any
man. Since being cured I workedtu•eirtir,wtlaste
sinter n the lumber woods, and bad o return
of my trouble. II Dr. Cha.se's ()int n
worih ne hundre dollen a box to
hilitente
le, isT,S.,
ailroad, 1
ther, my
victim of
Though
me tor
raw worse
to give up
me. My'
arcely be
not walk
while the
y slept 1
ing with
dor told
d have to
a redhot
not think
There's nerve nourishment in Blue Ribbon Tea,
There's rest for tired brains and worn-out bodies. There's
food for impoverished blood.
The most delicate and fragile leaves of the tea plant are in
this tea—that's why it is so fragrant and aromatic,
Blue Ribbon Tea invigorates the faculties—makes the mind
clear, gives new zest to living.
I e Rib
eylon
rut in !wartime.; • yne 001110 cotint tea
on re P1% ing LL bit of eu tidy mom-
ent ater, slyly drawn fie lit his
waist oat pock.t..: There is n doubt
• that e was in' rn much earii e• than
1835, the yet r he aemigne L; but,
, as kr len . Eversion Smith, w o Met
'him n 1853,, there bi her pinion,
he w s 'nearly thirty, has w'11 sug-
gest() , his mISI tietements aro. o from
miser prehension and not inte
Wit his whi nsical chivalr and
vaitit it is istonishing h, never
marehd. But ie used to qu to Ib'
fello who , "I would mt. mar-
ry a woman la less T respect el her,
and would lot. respect a, omen
who mild ine,itry me." One, he re-
mark d that, •si far ae women were
concemed, his jheart was 1 ke the
Paris indict •rub eel' omnibus, i which
-there was alwa s room for on 3 more:
The
dealt
The
wro
and o
'porter
to 60 -feet Mu
including -a cal.
'pillar
of me
tons.
emit
sxxiail
ed up
Delhi's V Inoue Iron Villa
famous 'oil pillar of I) lhi is
with in, Cassier's M gaaine.
pillar • is, a eolid ehaft of
,ht iron, 116 inrhes in dlemeter,
a, length that is varidtisly re-
. The tot al length is from 48
erground and above,
it al of ae feet The
coetams about. 80 culic feet
.al, tuid weighs about se -ente.n.
The metal is, of emirs , char -
em, made directly flow ore in
w a, we 1 de
no record
1 deal -
eh greatmaeses o w ought.
An hiller it ion roug ily cet or
d upon' tie column !etat ,s that
Dbara sebdued a pe.ple in the
tined V ah 1 ik os, 11x1
with hheown arm t
ereignty on the earth for a
ox'iod. The date )f ,he in -
ea has le •an referre to the
rafteirth; century af er ehrist,
this authorities ate a -earl-
billets, but how it
no one tale tell, as
• exists of any early meth°
ing w
iron.
punch
Rajah
Surdh
tained
ecn
long
scripti
third;
but 01
ance.
laments of the Atreus her •
Lord Rayleigh and Sii 1, illiarn
IlanisaY's discokery of erg n a the
atmosi here Ied t� the Midi g f the
stilt 11 ore (emit -e elenr.nt s Iii ypton
and x. ion. Sit 'William 1118 olloW-
t,
ed up hat chtsic piece 01 w rk by
an att ,mpt 1,o oSttnial e he quan-
tity -ol theses distances e is(. ng in
the airi tallitti,ig the dela 1 f pro-
ces'es that. di nuunled th 1 tmost
skill t lid. nicetV, 1 the out 0 e was
.00001 • per ('01) . by weigh of kryp-
ton em _0000023 per vent, w eight
of xenon. Ore ijinnwoellingeive
:cis, orpn mil
tby_
weight of the
f 1 1 0.
ir. But
illions of
lions o air, it1t11( one part f t 0 lat-
ter in forty a
these ( ements, ...neasured b v dime
as con. 'intent . gases of our • 1I1105-
111101%., 4 re still Itiss conspic ou. , for,
so cote. lated, w+ have only on. part
in I wet ty ' 1111 11 ions of kryr ton tind
one in 170 millions of Xell JD , No
wonder 1 hat 'clueniets and ehy Wets
were a ong time in capturing such
'rare int' nil es imals.
.3 ovn of . A nthorehip.
What are the.' chances (
L.on(1on Moreing, Vost), in
the acceptance of a nianusc
an alit 1. or witl* an aS yet
lished 't,?pulation/ A writer
Amerie n crit* thinks
thrown some light op the
by cart in statistics !compile
such ords ke t be such an
An "in uisitivefriend" to4k
the manuscript b01 emitai ing
the entries relate hr
sks the
avor of
ripe by
un atah-
in The
he has
qu stion
from
one.
from
them
fif
g to-ty- e ar-
ticles and stories (not select'd) that
. had got safe MO harbor. T ielaver-
!
age, he found,: w rked out alt. /lather
more than* five ti,ials! for ea( h Tann-
script disposed f. No 10
forty-fotir weri•e jected and
accepted' when se it in for t
time. One was
thirtietl attempt! '
5 than
nly nine
he first
the 1
sucte.ssful at
Durin
British
100 ye
thought
So the
more.
Milli 0214
the first
and For
1.
TS ago th
they had
had, bu
ast year
of 13iblem.
year's Wo
rign Bible
ofc[
the
S ciety
ey spent 69, and
done a bi t ing,
. they were to • do
they spent Z 41, -
renounce I 143, anti since
Yie in society they have.
000. These are ly
translated into
they are bigger still. !Pile soc
„000
d eince i
I of 180,
lumes ere
e every da
folundatio4 o the.
exprmied 13, 00,-
g Agures, ut hen
unibers of ooks
last
s of
orn-
000. '
out
the
year issued over
the Scriptures, la
auhood atonement a tot
d on Seven thousandev
from. London alb'
lit the.' year. The outrait from all
is. hireil, ciety's depots, Ineiluding Lon
oblig66a_ erages 16,000 cores per da
Tis cone
ell for
says a
bareheaded in ' the
eth 'a
net. anct h.t was
ting again s the
the old tin) Statid-
• Ilis reti ted in-
ial _deferen o kept
ry much of a beau
There,. wee nenth-
are than es 'o r fling •
airls to a nIjatinee.
tg in a flow gar -
d up
iorbid-
•
POOR
100
en
0
th
Ion.
•
/Mack, Mixed
Ceylon Groat=
40c• should be
Fifty '
•
Ask for *h.
Red Labe,
Season's Change.
The days are shortening, and all signs point to Fall, with its moll
•
weather and cooler evenings—the chilly season between the
heat of Summer and the cold of winter. It is then you feel the
need of a light weight Overcoat. Let us get one ready for you
now before the Fall rush is on. We have all the latest cloths;
and will fit you in the latest style. Just drop in.
4-14+4-16++++++++++++++++44+
0
..telfeei tin
ane hedrooth
theeh mingle
=ore PeoPi('
Montenereel
tion Mail aly,
Ilsh village. -
;nether and
•gether. In
sIx , children
- slei
there is ow
sad no sant
'dna. At the
an open dite
Here, in t
• try, 1 expett
w4ter, abun
often I find
flundreds
supply, th
expenditure
• a
where
-
where the c
lune to get
nishes 'anoth
of We Water
'heaps lie pi
walls of th
floors within
'"Norfolle t
relanY suvh
Wiltshire, I)
with t he .
ges ler
r ewithi.
deen morni
ladles to s_
limbs that di
• -:and Mfg
Where the
once a week
Walk daily t:
'work; where
where of thi
is none;IWL
health come,
tmeetor of
MEX1
BURNISHERS, SE. FORTIL
-
DOMINION EXHIBITION
abctis Tookorirro 1903
ALM 27th to SEPT. 1 2th
The Agricultural, Manufacturing and Natural resources of
Canada will be exhibited on e scale never before attempted.
DAILY PARADES OF LIVE STOCK
RV-
. I rn provf i g In pt t t • r ii.
A couretry docto • drove int a cer-
tain toWn to purchase a hor e. The
dealer, .however, flailed to .i,ersuade
him to buy the animal, an he
returned home _the doctor s id to
his groom. "Ah, ff'hoMas, t at lean
tried tp •take me in; but I rot
suall a fOola as L loo, eh?" No, .
sir," . replied the groom, "th t you
are not." . The doctor • looker aund •
rather sespiciously. . Thomas he
tbe.
h.t:nched his hat, nd. added.
ds:t,itt si omething itot (mit,
t ci
pa.rdon. Sir, 1 21104,11 ypt1 had
la
Breklou dolvn aysterne, fihtiTtPrPcl
114 rin lei %eel forms are ra idly rite
NI int r"is Con/ironed Iron Pine.
At I. V. I'darits Drug Store, Sealo.tth.
In ralifitiou, by order of HIS MAJF,STY THE RING
THE JUBILEE PRESENTS
of his a ignst mother. tile late queen Vac torte, :will, be exhibited FlttE, as well
as, by pernitiehei ot the Dowager Iniehees of Dufferin and Ava,
THE DUFFERIN PRESENTS
And by perrnienion of the Coon tees of Aberdeen treasures
" [OF IRISH MANUFACTURE
The special features, including an eatitely mearropeoteoularprodootion entitled
A OARIP41.1VA4se IN VENICE 1
wader thopersopin direction of Soloist Ittralty, wflbs&bdrne
attempted at rut *sinned fair ta any part of tag weaid.
Redoned rotes Went and wirier tram oreePriere. Caredisausseiese
sant
IG• 4111111114
t -
1
Guessing at the heat of an oven spoils
more food than inexperienced cooks.
Dainty pastry and delicate cakes are
• ruined if the oven is too hot or not
hot enough, The oven thermometer' of the Imperial Oxford litange
does away with all guesswork. .The least experienced can tell to a
certainty when the oven is ready for baking or roasting.
Every housekeeper will appreciate this convenience of the
Imperial Oxford
Rarkge
Most cooking failures may be traced to the fact that you don't know
your oven. With the Imperial OxfordiRange you know that the heat
of the oven is evknly distributed and its exact
aita) temperature.
Write for the Imptrial Oxford booklet. Or better
still, will you call at one of our agencies and see
the stove itself?
The Gurne!
Foundry Cta
Limited
Toronto, Canada
Montreal, 14Niniped
Vancouver
FOR SALE BY SILL .15 MURDIE, SEAFORTH.
•
SEASON
The sea:oti for rhe lookin.; al).3ut f -Jr Furniture is at handl' Tho!quantity
desen't matter, but the rurality is evoryth:ng. We can sell you any quantity
l.Ixtr. only one quality, anti that is tibt
An inspectioa of our stock wouii peeve a mutual p!eatartre and benefit.
..FRIPKITY,,g,,T5,aytwx-origx-grg4.4
1:(77-1NTC-
fel ,• This department is comp:ete with a iteee selection of the bent goteds,
P-111• obliging attention given to this l)rarrelt of :tie laisiness.
t Night calls promptly attended to by- ova Undertaker, Mx. S. T. Rol
Gciderich treet, Sea,fortli, oppoeite the chur&n.„
ROA_
Ft'7,0-i's •BOX & Cat
emale
greet
itlemen
e neva'
Wben a M
home he fef
The sofa I
guest waits
Men nnd
circles call
names,.
Uexicaug
as serupule
miss otlee a
Dinner cal
upon rising
thanks his 1
eAfter a de
I8 partner
tee Or •cha
ext side.
1 The fliiii
4its is u
at "4 o'elee
The Calls of
day VIS11S.
TheyWIN
trappery 441
. were Vico
vtudied carei
• Heavy tapc
the
iiresiruS,
priceless
ranged idly
Seated on
divan, eying
Work on fin
,._ the duke.
‘.`Bati Jov
"Do . 37113,k
wrapped u
'Huhr
• maiden
.see why yo
1 haven't b
' The duke
• Ing What til
cause a Soli
sweet visage
Mulaver
Ift Brazil
interests in
roost in Ole
mutual bens
ea.sily Dick
from the tr
them loose,
fall to the ge
the enonittY
asunder, ga
them -With-
'when the
keys eat
limbs a'
again. Mon
harvest side
nte
People a
, properties
4 surely few,
ed, few,ea
as are the
heir. Him
• its miSfortu
• torivalry
None is $
as your
Queen.
31rs„ Cr
alarrn
don't
Mrs. *-1
tile a -4, -re
vvInen the el
41Sk inn,
flk'k-]
awfni go
'where, azi.;(1'
ehse
MARR
THE all
NO T