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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1905-01-06, Page 6G - e: FOR T0tAB$ FOR SALE.—Rare bergains In farms in L. tee Townehipe of Hallett, elorris, and Wawa. nosh, Coenty of Huron. Itiquieet eet once. WM ewmpenent.., Blyth, Ont. - 1774-tt ANY ONE wishiog to buy or sell Winnipeg oity weperty pitiful lauds in the Province ot attobe or the Territortee, your oorreepondenoe with us is eolielted, and full Information given. Please esti °nor eddreee HARE 4 LANDSBOR0(1011 No. 527 main street, Winuipeg,rdantotolea, 18864r T. ESA than eeta00-will buy Lot 33. Coueeteilen 7. ▪ lacKiliep. This fIrni contains 100 eaves of geed hind, bee on it a bank barn 64x64 fee t, With 8 foot stone stenling. Aleo a good Is -roomed brink house, orchard, good water, &a It le eix miles f roue Stare:lb era1 miles from Constenao oet office. Posseseion given ;et once. Apply to WM. A. BL ANSHAR I) or E. EtINOHLEBeaforth. 1925.tf WARM FOR SALE.—For Bile, Lot 21, London X' Road, Stanley, containing -100 aeries, es eteree cleared, the balance id good bardweet1 timber. The farm is welt neeleedramed and *ell fenced, and in goodoondition in every particular. This la an ee. milked tine. no better la the township. Et is live mike tom Clinton and le mike from Brucetield. Will be told on ressonaole terms 48 the proprietor Is in the implement business. Apply to F. TOMUTIOGLI, Brucefield. 192441 _ reESTRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.—For sale In Herpurhey, a comtottable brick cottage, with kitchen end woodehed attached. Hard and sOft water. Alect *sores of ‘land, on whioh are the choictest varieties ot all kin& of fruit. It is a most desirable property ter any person wanting a com. tortable home., apply on the premises, or address Seatorth P. 0, JOHN, eteDONOGH. 101741 'DARK FOR SALE.—In the township of Cohort's, r being Lot ill, Oonceettion consisting of the beet 100 acres or land in the tedeetnship, wall fenced and in good state of cultivation. Goodehrleh house and frame barn, convenient to school, church and .market, being only 2 miles from Exeter. For fur- ther particulars apply to D 0. -WeINNES, Exeter, or THOS. filGOINS, executors of the estate of 13 1. Higgine, deceased, or so GLADMAN & STANESURY, So lettere, Exeter. 1938-tf a 'OUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE.—For sale, brit* house and 2 lots.In flealorth. One lot faces on North Maio Skeet and the other on .1West Wil. Ham Street 'The ;house_ 7714va comfortable' brioir: eoliage studi cettedne $ bedrooms, dining roam, sit• Sing moot and kitchen, with good cellar under the whole bourse. Hard and water to the house. Therebr oleo a good- stable and driving shed. All Ithidaof frail on the lot. Apply 1. L. ALLAN, Londesbor0, Or to 0, W. AT SON, Worth, • --- 190600 DEIIIPZIFUL FARM FOR SALE—For sale oheap, Mit that beautifui farm in the township ot Han - lop, known as The Ifsplee," situated one and halt nrilesnorth- of lileaforthe The.farm.liontains One hundred soiree of the ohoiees$ land. 'There is a bank barn, large frame house, with beautiful large reams, good ester,* oreek running through the farm. Good orohere andvineyard, all ender Aff- tiration ad well drained. The situation= is excel- lent, near octuntry sehdor and near Collegial* &le g eed*. It &tildes' country home. Immediate possession. Apply to WM. GOVENLOCK, Seaforth. 192241 WNDSOME NEW RESIDENCE FOR SALE— Now e,wro, 8101Y fringe house, cement block eountraloon consent e.arlor, sitting room, dining room, kitogen withinird and soft water and other -couveniences„ four bedrooms with closets bath- room ssid halls, electric wires throughout and best ed by furnace. Cellar with cement floorscistern, noel bine, fruit shelves land outside 'entrance. The house is, needern in design and is 'finished with luirdwood end hike a veranda 12 feet 'wide. , II is Mattes. ane 01 the finest lots in town and MB te 'aced reasonably. Apply to HARRY EDGE, Sea- orth, Ontario. • • 193141 "CIIRRT CLASS EIGHTY ACRE FARM FOR SALE- -Being West part of Lots 1 and 2, Concuss- ion 2, L. R. 8, Tuekeiemith. Good concrete, 11 roomed house, 40x28, with kiteihen, woodshed and buggy house seaweed. There it a new bank barn 88x86, with wing extending te the SOUth, 24 feet. Also brick arched roothouse, 40 feet long, under gangwey. All buildiagein good reprele, Orohard °mita-lee two and a half acres of choice winter fruit. There are two never failing welly, 6 acres of bush. Thin -Tann is in a good *tete of cultivation, well fenced and underdrained, situated 2 miles from the village of Heneall. For further patticulare apply to THOMAS BERNICK, Hensall,Ontarto. 189641 •i* "MEM FOR SALE.—Lot 11, Concession 6, Hut: _u lett, containing 100 stereo of landall otearede` and in fine oondition. It is at present all seeded to graee and in good shape either ror hay, pasture or cropping. There is a comfortable frame howl& with mextmer kitchen attached, two barns, ono 84 x 60 feet and the other 89 x 60 feet, and other out build - logs. This farm le situated nine miles from Sea - forth, eeven and one half miles from Clinton and jest one mile and a quarter from the village of Binburn, where there are two general Aortae, twri blacken:title ehope, post office and wheal. This farm - is well eituated and wilt be sold ehesp as the pro- prietor is anxious to sett For further particulars apply to R. 8. HAYS, Barrister, Seaforth, or on the premises. WILLIAA1 LEITOG, Coustance, Ont. 1906-tr DANA FOR SALE—For et& on -reasonable terms JU the farm of the Andersigned on the North Gravel road, Mellillop. a mile north 'of Searotth. It contains 175 acres all cleared except abone ten reties. It iswell under -drained, well fenoed and in a high Age of oultivation. There is a floe two storey brick house, bank barns and other neeeseery outbuildings. There in a flowing spring close to the buildings. A large orehard of choice fruit and about two sores of a vinery. This is one of the °hotted farms in lemon and there is not a foorof waste land on it. It is all eeeded to gratis except about 60 sores. There are ten entree gown to fell wheat and the fall plowing done. Apply to the pro- prietor, Beaforth. ROBERT GoYENLOCK. 1920. nOOD FARM IN MolieLLOP FOR SALE.--eFor loe sale, Lots 18 aud 19, on the inie conoetedon of MoBillop, oontainiog nen acres, of which 100 acres are cleared, well fenced eked in a good state of cul- t -Watley. Ti.ete are n acres of hardwood bush. There is a good tram h. use and bank barn, wish etebling undetneath. There is a good well at the house, a opting creek running' past the barn, and a spring on the back cf the farm. There is a good young orchard of oholte fruit; it is within a mile and a quartt r of the village ef Leadhury, where there is a post office, store, blacksmith shop and sob tot and clue to 6 church. It is- a splendid farm tied will be eolct cheap and on eery terme, as the owner is un. able to work it, and desires te retire. Apply on the premiees, or addrees Leeditury 1'. 0. MRS. MAR- GARET COATES. 1927x8 If You Want to Buy a Farm Business or residence, consule no or our agents before making a selecition. We have a large Hitt of properties, many of them are extra good value ab the price asked, We oan save yon time; money and worry if you will allow us to assist- you in making a seleotion. Let, us kuow you wants, or gob -our eatalogne—it costa you nothing. iTHE INTERCOLONIAL ° REALTY 00'Yf LIMITED, London, Canada. R. S. HAYS, Agent, SeafOrth B. S. PHILLIPS Agent, HenSall. lee7-et2 Magic Rum % Cubebs The beet remedy known for chasing a cough or told out of the systefre Hue- elrede of people knce.e this. and that is the reason it is so popular. Coca trEed always used. Price- 25c snd Sia a bottle Gat it from 1. V. FEAR, Druggist SEAFORTIT. y?. EV. DR. TALMAGF. HOLDS OUT HOPE AND ENCOUR EMFNI, (- GOOD CAPITA, IS OPTIMISM It Is Especially Necessary to Theee Wier Are striving letie the World's .L'z4rter ment—Contreste Drawn Between lite Modern send the 0 id-ruelti weed Meth -ode' of NOW, Year's T.me—Work -leor tbe Year. 'UuI0ored Ise:cording to _Axe of Perlin tu on t nf Can- ada. in ehe year 1904; by* Wifljuiti.4.11)", To • .roneo. aGtite of A.grieut et: re, t t.. .-.Sn. -Los Angeles, Cal., Jan. this aermon the preacher brings toall, and especially to those who are striving for the world's' betterment, a New Year's message of hope. and . encouragement. • The text is Ecclesi- astes xi., el,. "He that observeth the wind shall, not, sow." What.a change there is in, our way of keeping the holidays from that al: olden times! The old fashioned Naw Year's and the old fashioned Christ- masaite he old' fashioned Thanksgiving Da," Were ,us- different from their LeaceesSors,sas the poke bonnets and hoop -skirts. and pOwdered ctirls of colonial days were different from the masterpieces of the milliners and dressmakers and hairdressers of mod- ern times. We talk of the triumph of the -locomotive and the telegraph in annihilating distance, - but I am not ,sure that they. have not done more to separate the members of families.. The greeting that now comes by wire from at, son on the other side of the a/field in former times was brought by the son himself, who seldont went more than a day's, coach ride from the old•homestead. Then fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters, cous- 4ns and' grandchildren could all ga- ther under the same roof. Then pre- sents dd not, have to- be done -up in Packages and sent days ahead across the continents or seas in order to -ar- rive at their destiaationin time for the annual holidays. But -each bro- ther and sister, each child and par- ent, Wald deliver their:Christmas gifts with a smile and ,- seal their holiday good waehes with a loving kiss. ' -Some of us can remember the good old times when New Year's day was a day (if hospitality, dedicated to the renewal of old aequadntanceships by a custom now almost fallen into. tles,uettide. The good spirit of , the new year seemed to say to all fath- ers and husbands and brothers and, song: "Go forth and find out how many friends you have in. the world. G -o forth and renew Your old ac- -quaietances. Go forth -and eaedurage each home -for the coming struggle of the new year." Thenr wives and mo- thers and daughters in the . early eighties kept open house., Every dip- ing-room was tlei with tempting viands. Everywhere on every ntreet, went the men. folks calling, "Happy New 'Year!" Thus in many a troubl- ed home came- courage and love and faith in (-teed and 'man on account of those friendly New Year salutations. A New Year's greeting is the ser - mini of this morning. With the same kindly spirit in which. friends used to. .coine. to irei-4 mother's home and wish her a "Happy New Year" and with. tender reminiscences of the past and ' cheerful wishes for the future make the day a joyous and hopeful one, come to you this New Year Sabbath day. But instead of wishing you •,a "llaratt- New Year" in. the brusque, happy-go-lucky way in which friend used to salute friend -upon the street 1 am going, as your pastor, to have a heart eo heart .talk with you. iten going to have you first, tell all your troubles And fears, and then I, shalt say: "'Friend, for the past twelve month.% you .have :been ok- • ing on the dark Side of life. You have been indulging too Mileh glootny anticipations. and. anxieties. You clo mit socip to be -willing to en- ter. the battle af 1965. with a brave heart and • a ..cheerful count °mince. What LS the. matter?" Then you will joint out to me all the dark clonds that 'are hanging. upon the edge of your horizon, .and you will tell nie why this New Year's day hi to you a "blue Huntley." There I stAll try, by' the help of God, tb scatter those dark cheats and c.hange your new year timidities of doubt into new year certainiies ofgospel hope. " Why art thou cast down, Q my soul,. and why art thou disquieted within rne?" "First," you answer, "because 1 have been defeated so of- ten in the struggle of life that my backbone, is one. 1 have been like a sea captain who has been wrecked again and again until at last he feels that every threatening storm means a foundered ship. 1 am like a merch- ant who has been caught in thtee or four great panics and again • and again, through no fault of his own, has Fail his fortune swept away. He is timid about making a nest vent e. 1 am like- a mother who has four or five of her babies /las only one left. Each time the baby 'coughs or catches cold or bas a fever,. the • mother is alinost-T beside herself with fear lest she - xetellit -lose her only remaining child. neati eneueu tor some. Ilfkol)te THE HURON EX OBCFOR ---S 7 / -et_ • e --;"1-74 Household utensils can be made to look cis .good as new by washing in a suddy solution of Sunlight Soap. They will shine and glitter thus helping to make the borne bright and inviting. mon soap—and makes everythinspotlessly cleang g- Sunlight or Soaclothing. Sunlight Soap mites less than half the labor required in washing with com- pismade of pure oils and fats, contains eo ingredient injurious to tSheha ASK FOR THE OCTAGON BAR • Supelight Soap Washes the Clothes White and won' 4.1n_lnre the Hands LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, TdRONTO eilth bright eyeS to anticipate 1 Oh; joys of a coming year. But as for me, I have lied so many misfortunes that I have only half a heti" for my . struggle which is, ahead during the next twelve months." When the great philosopher wrote the words of my text he was ek- °pressing a negativee truth, , "He that observeth the winds shall not eow," and the converse of that fact is that 0 a man Will only go forth with a brave heart,. if he will only plant and sow his seed faithfully and coni ' ecientiously, God will give him • 1 large hareest. "To him that soweth I' righteousness fihall be a . sure re-, ward." Will you not believe this? Oh, man, will you not go forth to your coming year's work with a brave and a. hopeful spirit for a eozning conquest? But there are some whose appre- hensions of coining trial are based On facts of a different kind. "My Do You Realize That a Neglected Cough Play Result in Consumption. ,0 If you. have a Cold, Cough, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, or any afgetion of the Throat and 1,ungs, what you want is a harmless and certain remedy that will cure you at once. There is nothing so healing, soothing, and invigorating to the -lungs aS, thebalsamic properties of the pine tree. DR. WOOD'S NORWAY PINE SYRUP Contains the potent healing virtues of the pine, with other absorbent, expectorant and soothing medi- cines of recognized worth. ' ; Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup checks the irritating cough, §oothes and heals the inflamed Limes., and Bronchial Tubes, loosens the phlegm, and gives a protnpt sense of relief from that choked -up, stuffed feeling. Price 25 cents, perl bottle. Be sure and ask for Dr, Wood's. Amor.. trouble," says one, "Is net due, tb a lack of faith in God or in my own ability, but itt the loyalty of Other. The apostolic advice not. to be un- equally .yoked with -unbelievers ex- tends- further than the marriage- re- lation. 1 am finding that out in the brbader sense Of business It also means that those who are unequally yoked/ together an never pull well as e team.. My blisiness associa,te.s and 1 are fretting and worrying arid irritating and retarding one anoth- er's labors.". Yee, brother, 1 at once catch the Meaning of your Bible simile. Al- though born. in .the I have spent a great deal of mYespare time in the country, and 1 have •witnessed again and again feats of herse team pulling. The farmers have. a great deal of pride in their horSes. If one farmer can have a, perfectly matched team 01. heavy fee= horses he always think they can outdpw and outpull all other teams int.the country. It is not uncoxrunon at the county fairs to have these trials of strength tested, A great load will be piled -upon. a sled at the bottom of a hill. Then the team evill be hitched up. The farmer will take the reins firmly in his hands and cry, "Get .up!" If the horses pull together ev- enly and steadily in all probability the sled will move over the ehard, bare ground as if the runners were slipping over the winter's snow. But if one horse jerks at his traces one moment and then balks When his mate is milling it is impossible' to meet: the heavy load. The great difficulty with your business - and professional life may be that you are not "equally yoked" with your as- sociates. You may have milled while they are balking, and they may be pulling while you are balking; But did you ever stolp to think that per- haps your lack of faith in yourself may be the chief reason why they have no faith in you and why, they do not work in harmony with you? Lack of faith in'our own Work will kill absolutely any faith others May have in our ultimate success. The old Proverb says, "Pats 'will leave a sinking ship." All our friends i'ancl associates will leave us as quick- ly as they can if they °ace get into their minds . that we ourselves feel that, we. are certainly doomed to failure. A man who is always anti- cipating failure and taking a gloomy view of the future not °rely works half-heartedly It itnse11, but depresses • his •associates. What church would listen to a miaister who had n6 hope of the ultimate triumph of the gos- pel? 11 he were tie preach week after week sermons the keynote of whicli was that man is a failure, the Church a fail -are, Christ for tha moet -of us a failure and the world ,is going to the dogs, would any one want to listen to such sermons? Would. any one contin to work for the up - building of the gran 0 old church of Christ,. which has had such a mighty influence for good in the present and will have such a mighty influenne for good in, the future? ' 14o, of course you would., not. You would say to. yourself; "Well, the church is going to smash and the people are going to smash. I guess 1.willget off the train- and let the 'Limited Express of 'Destruction' go over the opea draw- bridge as, it may." . • What you need, 0 man., at the be- ginning of this new year is to take a big inventory, not of petit. mis- fortunes, 'but of your blessing& Find out all the bright things you know about your life.. Repeat thern over and over and over to yourself. Get faith. in God arid in yourself. _Then your associatee will getefaith in you. By their increased labor you will get faith in thern. Then., together with . taith in each . other and faith in God, you will go forth with renewed zeal for the seed planting- and the multi - tied n 11 a ref 'St surely COMO. Neeea let your associates know that you have lost. faith in yourself. -Well," says some one. else afflicted with. New Vones timidities, "I not only have lost faith in myself and in my associates. but I have also lost faith in the good deeds which 1 try to do for the losi and the needy. / am not an tureen I make no pretense' of being n oerfeel men, but I do try to do 110010 good lel the World. Al- most -afl, my geed intentions have g -one,- for naught: can understand the. disappointment df- men who have made honest but futile attempts to help people, for the more you do for some people the less those people seem to be willing to do for them- selves. I 'do not want to lead a pure- ly son& life, but 1 do not intend to re) thrledowa for noyo t bi ‘g"ood works is The desire not ra- tional.ur When we plant seed we cer- tainly want to reap the harvest. What *mild you think of a farmer who should say to you, "1 will not plant a kernel of. corn unless I am positively.' sure that from this ker- nel ili grow 'a. stubble of corn, or a grain of wheat,' barley or buckwheat unless from Mais very ,seed 1 shall get my -thirty or sixty or a hundredfold return!" Whir, you would laugh such a 'farmer to scorn. You would say to him: "Yon do not know the Drat A B C of agriculture. A planter can afford to lose a thousand seeds if he can pt a harvest from the remaining seeds. he plants." Yet all through life you can Sind men who estimate their shccesses and failures not by the glorious returns, they receive from a few good seeds Well planted in good ground, butt by the failure, of the goed seed winch has inadvertent- ly fallen in bad soil. Why don't erpu help that young man who has just landed in ,town and Is stranded? 1 grant that he has been a wayward boy; that 'his life' is not *hat it ought to be, but in spite of that, why don't you help him? You know you can give him at position- if you will. "Oh," you an- swer, "what is the use? 1 have tried to be a friend to young men in the past, but 1 am done now with turn- ing emy business house into a Chris- tian mission. I draw the line sharp- ly between business and philanthropy. I do my' Christian work in church, but, not in the store. I run the lat,• ter on business priaciples. When a young man comes to me for woele he has to have good recommendations or 1 will not employ him. -Why, sir, have befriended four young men in the past! 1 even went so far as to fry to stnil one of fliorte young rillet throligh.' college because he was tin - Sun of an old chum of Mille \Nil° h. .iloW Cleat!. All come, tuened out bad- ly. '1 ilVY Wore ungrateful dogs al that! You cannot make something out of nothing." Yes, grant that yteo0c1 seed in the Nese of these tour elliFneaenen have been thrown away:. But would it not be worth while_ 'to have four, live or even ten euch, good seed plant - hies amount to naught if ofily the eleventh "seed"' took eroot in sum,. young enan's heart and saved just one Nyoung man? you Id not the sat- isfaction you got from having led ono young Man to be saved for Christ, compensate you for all your wasted itebor upon nineteen young men who were not saved? God will not re- ward , you -according to the success of your labors, but according to the ef- forts you have honestly made, wheth- er they have sneceeded or failed. Do your duty and leave the result to od. Oh, missionary worker in the Na' 'Vol* lawns, what is the good. of your rescue missions and your test i- mony mmtiugs night after night ? You know just as well as 1knoW that nineeteriths of all your professed convects will become backs1hiers. That, young woman who no we arises with tears in' her eyes and eelys. "Thank God, 1 have been saved front sin'' may to -morrow be treading again the old' path of wickedness. That man who :signs the pledge to- n ight,' May be drunk again ,ext week. That Twill tent gambler is only peni- tent Until' you give him a start in -lee again, and then ter will gamble away his substanc-e just the same as be has done, in the past, Mrs. Maud 13a Ilington &WWI lately wrote* a book entitled! "After Pelson, What?" After prison for tnost ex -convicts ii prison again. -Two-thirds of the in- mates of the penitentiary serve molt. than one term each. Once, a thief for many of them is always a thief. , •eAll that you state is true, an- swers the missionary of the New York slums, "One-third, one-half— aye, I xirliities three-fourths—of all our reformed cases inay become back- sliders. But If one out of every four —aye, if „one out of every ten—be saved. is not the- tenth man worth all the effort we have bestowed on tne other nine? A 11 the seed t he ranee: - plants does not fate . good soil. Niel] the farrier cp,aso to plant? 11 our labors for Christ May Itot.*1,einc it)a nospel harvast, but are 'not tee rewards we FPCOlVe a mil 11 ipotelt blOSSillf-r, for our labors, ttei matter how great they may be?" The Nov: York missionary Ss right. "Yes." some one "that. is 'very pretty t I k, hut it- does 11, at, bear well the test of logic. w hi le Sow one good Seed nine' ei her in. ;are sowing tares,' will not the 4;11, tares increase just as 'rapidly as the one geood seed? In ti' et. ill not 1 Int earth instead of being covered With - ?A`A .or'rthgewserSa, °' thet*e°011Z-litwn7wal ththeersblco°o-vd- . - of a destroyed, word? Instead of the I world being better, as we would wish, is it not morally and spiritual- ly becoming more and more de- ! pred? 'Have I not a right, then, : to my new ester rtimielities?" . NO , my brother! No, so! A thousand times not The reports of the gospel meteorologists do not bear out your theories. ' Meteorology is aa rational a science as chemistry, geolOgy, biology. phy- sics or i any other. science. Like a, skillful. -general, the GoVernmenti gutireling against surprise, has Organ- ized its weather I ureau and planted outpost stations i very -elan -v. • Thus no sooner does a torm stile t out on its mission of de4t1'uetion than the weather bureau ifts its signals of t warning. The sal ors run VI cover, and fruit growert hold hack their i shipments, and ritilroad reflicials gets out their 13110W plows and anticipate the attacks of the storm. What the superiritendent of the weather bureau can do'in read illt.; tile !poaitions of the atmospheric storm clouds the gospel meteorologist - can do in' telling u$ about the store] clouds of In What is it Are letirn f from these Ohre tian meteorol ()niter l repOrtet? . From fone and an ot her heathen land co n es the story of peo- ple turning from' idols to servo the living God. Everywhere slavery and cruelty and ini-Mmanity are being gradually suppreased. 'The world is coming more and more under the in- fluence of the principles Nef Christ. It is a slow procets, but. the general trend is in the Light direction, Pane for thousands oft years has had iis sway, We must not. expect it to be, easily or quicklyl dislodged. Bet the good time is coining. , Only. do net, , bet' Us. ivho livc in Christian lands lose heart or, hope. We have the promise of vietery, we see Ur; sky . growing rosy with the coming dawn. Let us work on in faith and patience, i Oh, my brother think not this New Year's day opens a "dark day" for , -Christ. Think not that your labors ' for the coming year will. be thrown 1 away. Push 'on in faith and hope. ' Drive tip; Look up, in the name of Jesus. Plant in Go'd's name; plant for Jesus Christ! . , No New Yearfs greeting from me could ibe voiced in more inspiring 'anger e than 1 thdt of my text. These ght wortla have for me a lov- ing re eembrance. If any one should ask me what was my father's favor- ite pas age of (Scripture, without a women 's hesitation 1 would answer: Ecclesi stes xi, 1 4, "He that obser- veth th wind shall not sow." They were ta him hiS meat and strength for eve .yday w rk. He quoted them to him lf aim st every day of his life, Ter quotea the& to his wife t and children hundreds, , aye; those. sands of times. If any of us were discour ged or blue or cast -down, his ' advita ,lways was the same. Take courage All will yet COMO out . right. "He that observeth the wind ' shall not sow." Shaft not we on this New Year's Sabbath 'press on with :glorious anticipation for the gospel ioeed planting at hand, which will ultimatdly mean our harvest ahead? I prey God that this coming year may be the best of yeare to all of us, as it will surelybe the last 4,if earthly years to soine of us. A bappy, happy New Yea,r1 — I—Mr. 1Benry, Oaelir. elha' a, one of To- 1. i 'rointee best known anteater citizens, died Christmas morning. aged 74 beY7.forrte e.habollutbetehinroe'ci°Hnmtoinnetdhs.b° Dheis- rcoasad was 'the youngest son of the tate &Ain ' Cawthea, and a' nephew of tad. ate William Cawthra, the To- ronto Iilioneire, who died lin 1880. HO loaves one Son and tw-o dingletea's, Sir William Mulock is a -nephew of the decileased. 7, : a -There is a great laok of prop- e.rly qualified teachers - for high sehoola 0-w1ng Chiefly, in the opireon. of Dr. Beath, '1Provineitel High Solieol• Inspeetocr, td the prosperous ecin- dition of the ;country and. the great- er inducements offered rin other oc- oteptatienets. Itl is thought !that the, Education ii • : rtraent in trrAer to bridge the ; difficulty, temporarily at least, may be obliged to isstie permits to teacnees not fbavIng the ,required legal standing until the next: eiantination att the Normal College, Hamilton. Thee only way to a. permaneat solution of the trouble, 'Dr. Seath ;earl is to offer increased roniuneration. - Ile has had oases brought to this notice where teachers' positions carrying $800 to - $1,000 remain retain,' in spite of constant advertising. Ippetrer Many Women Suffer tint* Agony From tidileyl Trouble, r Very often the, think it is from so- called " female disease." There is leu fensalekrouble than tliey think. Women suffer from backache, sleeplessness, nervousness, irritability, and a dragging. down feeling in the loins. So do men, ind they do not have " female trouble." Why, then, ,blanie all your trouble to frazzle dist*? With healthy kidneys, kw women Will ever have 4 4. female dis- orders." , The kidneys are so closely con- nected with all the internal organs, that. when the kidneys go wrong, everythine goes wrong. Much distress would. be saved if women would only take DOAN* KIDNEY PILLS at stated intervals. Miss Nellie Clark, Lambeth, Ont., tells of her cure in the following words :—" suffered for about two years with kidney trouble. I ached all over, especially in the small of my back; not being able to sleep well, uo appetite, menstruation irregular, nervous irritability, and brick - dust deposit iin urine, were some of my symptoms. I took Doan's Kidney Pills. The pain in 'Any back gradually left me, my appetite returned, 1 sleep well, and am effectually cured. 1 can highly recommend Doan's Kidney Pills to all sufferers from kidney erouble," Price 60 cents per box, or 3 for $.1.25. All dealers, or Doi ai KIDNEY Pare Co TORONTO, O. Please Foiiow The T TT A "0 V 6 TO 1'1_11.7 A. 0111.1gwoolo,,Aototelseabasels Best Bread wd Past mak impossible Otherwise Axe you following the recipes? Are you making bread: cakes, p pastry, according to"Royal House recipes? • If not, you cannot be sure of gm results. "Why not?" you may reasonably ask. "Are not my own recipes, which dor good belrleg, goad enough? "Why should I adopt new recipes?t Simply because "Royal Household is a new flour requiring new treatmedt Thin Flour is Different from Other Mors It is aifferent frora other flour.. ./ It is better than any flour you hate ever used. It is die only flour that is equally gicip for bread and pastry. - It makes the best of both. . Being different, it must be differenti kneeded and baked.. Much Quicker and Easier Baking eV% •es than any 1 have ever seen are words echoed by thousands of the best iudges of good cooking throughout Canada who are writing us coustautly to say that they have found the fiour just as. represented, and the recipcs the best they have ever tried. „Grocers tell us that the homes -where the flour and the recipes ar,e both used are the homes where the greatest success is attained in bairing. We wisk everyone who uses Royal 'Household" flour to have these recipes. So send for them. Send now, and we -will not only send, you the recipes, but place you on onr iiteratiuie list, and mail you whatever weSssuefor users of flour - No Woman VI° values the reputation: of her baking—the success of her bread,, cakes, pies and pastry—the health of her &hilly, (depending as it does =- good coking) will use anything except "Royal Household" flour and in the , By following our recipes you can bake I s' Royal Household "way. . easier, quicker, better than ever beforei XII your 017f11 skill and knowledge of good baking wilt be made doubly effett. tive, and as a good housewife you er' . quickly see why these recipes are -good , The words of a lady of St. John, N.B.. whose letterwehavejustopeneth "bread , COUNIE FLOUR MILLS CO., ItlehariTter * made with it is lighter flakier, bete!' Illon'tniaar.". ' The best baking requires the best flour and the best recipes. We have ,both. We send the recipes free. Write for the recipes to -day. Itteryreallygrd groecrhasthe The Label Proves The Quality i'PROGRSS ltailoring is progressive tailoring. The "PROGRESS" abel, on a 'suit, is the best proof of right style— right workmanship --right fabrics. See that the label, with a man climbing 4 a ladder, is on the next suit you buy. Sold by Leading Cint*rs Throughout Canada. Progress Brand Clothing may* bad from Tft)tit-ssi eig& St€wart, 04t :VEGETABL S!CL A air Renewe Mikis the haligrow long and lieavy, and keeps it soft and glossy. Stops falling hair and cures .4itdruff. And It always restores color to gra hair. Sold for fi ,years. e eteen• ere te • Touch typewriting inellAs operating the key board without looking at the letters—just watch the copy an continue writing the sante as a musician plays the piano without looking at the keys. By the touch system an operator can write all day without looking at the keys means faster work and a big saving in tim‘. The Forest City 13u8m ss and Shorthand College teaches touch typewriting and business methods thoroughly. Students may enter any thne during term. Booklet free. OUR NEW STORE dt STRONG B L 00 K Winter 01 Is Here. Perhaps it came before yoU -were ready for it. But' w did your looking ioead. As a consequence, we have on .hand everything that can. be procure& from the best -manufacturers. Heavy Suiting, Heavy Underwear, Overcoating, Mitts, Gloves, Oaps,etc.. In addition to these we have a full line of up -to Furnishings and lids. We make clothing ZOOICS SrrY-piS xs, sary-rasiEc eleas+++++++4etaler+++4444+44+++ BRIGHT BRO bRNIS PARS, SEAFORTE 811 Money Wanted Wanted to borrow for 4 torin of ave yer.rs, gum of $5,000 on the property of the Fit -4 P terien Church, Seaforth, (Church, Malmo and , teker'eFtesidene,e); Money will be required GU -41. before February 1st, 1005. Application, staflnit the rate of interest desired, te be made to clerk et the enderefenrd. W. T. MoLICAN, 'JAMES WATSON,' Chairtztan. 12834 8eeretee- • An.u-al, Meeting. IANAA•A•?•••••••10 The annual nicotine of the Tnekeremite branch Agrieutturel Society wilt be held at the Cornmer. eial hotel, Seatortla on Viedneettay, January 110, 1005, at ode o'clock p m. leu-luess of the meeting: —Receiving -the =mud etatereent and auditors' re. port, the selecting direators and tifilre for the year 1905, and ether buelneee whieh iney verse be. fore eh° -meeting. /VjBERT CHARTERS. TICS. E. HAYS, 19.3t-2 Preeident. Beereterye