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THE HURON EXPOSITOR
JANUARY 13 191)5
REAL IkST.6.1% FOR SAD3
LosTa •
riAMMS FOR SATM -Rare balrgaiWi in -farms in L;
JD the Townehlea of Mullett, Morrie, and Wawa-
naile Cautity of Huron. Ingnire eat „once. WM
CAMPBELL, Biyth, Ont. 171441 1
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DAYS CONTINUALLY LOST BY BEING
A tlY ONE wishing te htereir sell Winnipeg nItY
peoperty or hum haute in the Province of FRITTERED AWAY IN SLLE•NCE.
Manitoba or the -Tereitories,' youCicorreepontlenoe _
with us is solicited, and full- information given.
Resets eallon or addrees IIAREek LANDSBOROUGH
No. 627 Main street, Winnipeg,Maniotoba. 188641
I. THE VALUE OP EVERY MINUTi
LESS thou $5,000 will buy Lot 38. Concession '
Meltillopi This farm contains 100 acres of ,
good /arid, era or. it a bank barn 64x64 feet, with 8
feet etone stabling. Aieo a good 8 -roomed brick
house oeehettcl good water, &o It la eix mds
from Seiffotih and IS miles horn Conatance post
office Possession given at once. Apply to WM. tt.
BLANSHARD or E. HINCHLEY, Seaforth.
192541
1Ti
ARbl FOR SALE. -For sele, Lot 21, London
Road Stanlev, coutaining 100 wires, P3 Saes
eteared, the haleme is good hardwood timber. The
fared is well uuderdrainod and well fenced, and in
good condition in every partioulere This le an ex-
cellent fern), no better in the township. It is tive
ilea tram Clinton and 11 Miles from Brut:3611dd
ill be sold on reasonaole terms as the proprietor
is in the implemerit badness. Apply to F.
TOML/NSON, Blucelleld. 192141
raESIB,ABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. -For sale!
in Harpurhey, a comfratable brick cottage,
with kitchen and woodshed attacked. Hard
eoft wear. Ale° 2 SOIV8 of land, on which are the
choicest varieties of ea ands et trete. It is a most
desirable property for any person wanting a-com-
tortable home. Apply on tha pretniseet or address
Seaforth P. 0. JOHN MoDONOGH. 191741
MIABlii FOR SLR. -In the township of Usborne,
_U in Let, is, Cloneession 2, coo:elating of i he
best 100 sores of land In the tovrtiship, well fenced
and in good state of- cultivation. Good brick hone°
and frame barn, convenient to *nehryol, church and'
market, being only 2 sidles from Exeter. For fur-
ther particulars applite el): C. it elfNES,,Yereter,
Or THOS. HIGGINS, exeatore of th estate ol eft 1.
B1giina, deceiasd, or to MIAMIAN & drANARY4
8o) otters, feeder.
• HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALL--,For _ bre*,
hotels and 2 lote hi fleatortis. Oe 101 fares I
on North brain Street and the other en West WIC -
Um Sheet. The 'house la a coinfortehlii brick.
massif and ecintainat bedrooms. *deg sil-
ting roost and kitchen, with good cellar underthe
whole house. Kard.and sots water in the house.
There is also a good stable and driving shed. All
kinds of fruit on the lot. 'Apply ter I. L. ALLAN,
Iiondee_boro, or to C. W. ATKINSON, Seaforth.
1906x4t1
1110KAUTIFUL FARM FOR Silage -For sale cheap,
le that beautiful faint in the townshipof MAK.
lop, known as "The Itaples," slanted One ant a
half miles north of Sordorth. Tie lairri °Ottani
one hundred earn of the choicest leo& There is t
beak bun, I /rge frame holm, with "beantlfill large
roonne.geod weter, a creek running through the
farm. flood orcharcLand vineymgd, all under •luf•
elation and well drained. pie lituatien is excel-
lent, nearsiountry 'Cheat and. nese Collegiate In-
stitute. It is an ideal country home.. Immedlete
possession. epalith WM. GontieoeK, Reaforth.
. 192441
HANDSOME NEW RESIDENCE FOR SAL--
tfew two story frame house, 'cement block
foundation, contain' }arlor, sittleg rootn, dining
room, kitchen with bard and soft water and other
codveniencese feta bedrooms with closets bath.
room and halls, eleotrio wires throughout and heat-
ed by furnace. Cellar with cement floors. cistern,
coal bins, fruit shelves and outelde °titmice. The
'house is modem in design and Is finished with
- hardwood ird bat a yenned], 12 feet wide. It is
t built on one of the finest lots In town and will to
t sold reasonably,. Apply to HARRY EDGE, Sea-
orde, Ontario. 193141
-VIRST CLASS EIGHTY -ACRE FARM FOR SALE
.r -Being West part of Lots -1 and 2, Concese-
Ion 2, L. R. IL, Tnekersmitti. Good concrete, 11
roomed house, 40x28t with kitchen, woodshed and
buggy home atinelted. There is a new bank barn
13846, with wing exteuding to the south, 24 feet.
Also brick arched roothouse, 40 feet hug, under
gangway' All buildings in geod repair. Orchard
coretides two and a halt Boras bt choice winter fruit.'
There are two never faifiog wells 5 (scree of bush.
This ft= lain goqd state of cultivation, well
fenced and underdrained, situated 2 miles from the
village of Heneall For turther particulara apnlef
to THOMAS-REMICK, Hensel!, Ontario. 18964t
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MIAMI( FOR BALE. -Lot 11, "Conoession 6, Hun
je lett, containing 100 acres of land. all cleared.
and in fine condition. 11 10 at present all seeded to
grass and in lifOssl shape either roe hay, pestute or
mopping. There is a comfortable frame house with
summer kitchen attaehed, two barns, one 34 x 50
feet and the other 30 x 50 feet, anil.ether out 'ABM
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lags. This farm is situated nine miles from Sea
-
forth, seven and one half miles from Clinton and
just one mile and a quarter from the village of
itinburn, where there are two general stores, two
blaekemith shops, post aloe and &tool. This farm
le eel] situated and wilt be sold °beep as the pro-
prietor is AUX1011S to eell. Fer farther particular*
apply to R. S. HAYS, B trrieter, Senforth, oron the
premixes.: WILLIAM LE11011, 4:instance, Ont.
19054f
.
VARK FOR SALE -Foe sale on reasonable tiirms
r the farm of the anderelgeed on the North
Gravel road, McKlIlopa male north of &Worth.
Itecontaine 175 stores all cleared except about ten
norm 11 18 well under draleed. well fenced and in
a high state of ointivati :n. -There ifs a floe two
storey bra* house, bank barns and other necessary
outbuildings. There is a flowing spring close to the
buildings. A large or hard of choice fruit and
about two acres of a vinery. Thls is one of the
ehoicest farms in Huron and there is not a foot of
waste land on itle is all seeded to grafts except
about 60 sores, There are ten acres 'sown to fall
wheat and the fail plowing done.Apply to the pro-
prietor, Sertforth. ROBERT ooyemooK.
1920.
Annual Meeting.
•` t:: • 11101011
The animal meeting et tne eicsallop Mutual Fire
Insurance Company will be hellein the Town Hall,
Seaforth, on Friday, January 20111, 1905, at one
o'clock p. m. Bueinese of the meeting : to receive
directors' and auditors' reports and Bleanoisl state.
men a the appointing of three directors and other
busineee for tbe goed and welfare ef the compeny.
The retiring officers are .Tehn Watt,Harloek, George
Dale, Clinton, James Connolly. Porters' Hill, who
are elligible for reeeleotion,
J. B. MoLRAN, THOMAS E. HAYS,
President. Secretary.
1934.2
If You Wantto
Buy a Farm
Business or residence, consult us or
our agents before making a selection.
We have e. large list of properties, many
of them are extri good value at the
price asked. We can save you time,
money and worry if you will allow ne
to assist you in making a selection.
Let us know you wants, or 'get our
cetalogue-it crests you nothing.1
ITHE INTERCOLONIAL
REALTY OCYY, LIMITED,
- London, Canada.
•It, S. HAYS, Agent, Seaforth
B. S. PHILLIPS Agent, Hensali.
19O7 -a2
VI
Magic Rum CitdTbs
The best remedy known for 'chasing a
cough or void out of the syetetn. Hun-
drede of people know this. and that ie the
reason it ie so popular. Once tried always
used.
Price -25c and ale a bottle. • (let it
from
1 V. YEAR Druggiet
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SE AYORTH.
Day Lost Pty SOIAV Reckoning in a Wia-
• telly Voyage Aroitiid the World tire
nIshee .1.reanlier With Illustration Foe
'-'1"owertul Sermon From the. Text r -
“Whatsoever Thy Hand Findeth to Do,
Do It With Thy Hight."
-
Entered ea:coedit) o et, of Parini re o (
ads., in the year isee, oy lieu
remit. aetno bowl.
Los Angeles, Cal., Jan. $.-The
day lost by solar reckoning in a
Westerly veya.ge, around the • world°
furnishes the preaeher in this sermon
With an, illustratina by which, as he
shows, 'slaye are continually being
lost in the voyage of life; Lext, Ec-
clesiastes ix., 10, "Whatsoever thy
hand flndeth to do, do it with: ••thy
might:"
There: is aelkenee of loss of which
want tb speak Lo you to -day. At the
begtiming of a new year ite4 iS rinl-
propeed uPop, us with Solemn import,
Looking backward. over the year 'that
is, gone, hoer sad is the thought of
our lost days! Ilays there have been
ixt Which we might have • done work
for God which we have suffered to
pass away * fa idleness. Days which
can never .-be reealled Which • WO
shave frittered away uselessly.
We all know the old adage -1 that
"Mule is money,". We are all ready
to *grant taokn this axiom is true.
eef a man has no regard 1 or the
time of other men," Wrote Ilorace
Greeley, !'why should he have for
their moheya What is the difference
betweeestealing a man's hour and
stealing hie $5? There arc many men
to whore each hoer of the business
day is worth more than $5."--- But,
tough time. meterie moeiey. to most
of US", time should mean more, than
that. 'u is a sacred trust coman tted
ffto us, for the right use of taliich'
we shall have to give- accoun-t.
enciugh is the portion We can de-
vote to our Master's ,serviee. 11 we
Waste it ii(4- -defraud God.
We waste- these clays simply by
wasting here e minute and there a
.nunute.. • _This thought was brought
home to me in my tour amend the'
world. Ine 1893 my father and I left
our homes. in, the east and star Led
on our journey. We followed the
course of the setting sun, We trav-
eled from New York to , Pittsburg,
from tPitteburg to Chicago, ft-Oin
Cbicago to • St. Louis, from St.
Louis. to 'Denver, and them to San
Francisco. We eigzagged- up and
down; but always keptpusheng. tp-
ward 'the west. At San kept -
we
set sail for the Sandwich Islands.
Then we went on to Samoa. Soma'
times we would, stop two or three
days .in• a town; sometimes. a full
week: It took us seven long months
to encircle . the - globe. Ench day, as
a ride, was for us not twenty-four
hove, but twenty-four hours aind
ten Or fifteeri or even thirty nanutes
long.; Of -course you grasp my mean -
Ing We were lengthening our days,
becal4S0 we were traveling ' westward.
How! were we to straighten Out our
calendar? This was the- way we did
it. One night we went to bed ,on
Wednesday. The next morning when
we awoke it was Friday: There„in
the middle of the Pacific Ocean, we
lost a full day, How did that -day
disappear?
As 1 eat .-thaa-Feidaer morning, af-
ter Thursday was dropped out of my
calendar, I said, to myself, "Yes,
yes. This is the way many days aro
lost for Christ in our great journey
of life. These it is a few minutas
wasted for Chrlst in the morning.
There it is a feWaninutes. wasted at
noon or at eventide or at night,:
These few initiates do not seem to
amount to inach et the- time, but
in t-14 aggregate they- make up whole
days, weeks, months and perhaps
whuic years of Waeted • time that
iriight have been spent in service for
the 1, aster. "-
Ho; Many days that might have
been j,riveit to Christ have we lost?
How Io we lose them? First, by
not, S.arting the work ef each day
promatly and energetically ae ,we
ought to do, by oversleeping bathe
niornieg or by dawdling through our
dressiag, by lingering too long at -
the breakfast table, by yawning and
stretching, and idly building air
castlesin bed after the rising bell*
has meg, by ignoring the "get up"
call, Which King Solomon in the
sixth c;hapter of Proverbs pounds up-
on every bedroom , door when she
call's: "How long wilt thou sleep,- 0
sluggard? When wilt thou arise out
of thy; sleep? Yet .a little sleep, a
little. Oumber, a little folding of the
hands to sleep. So shall thy pOverty
conic a one that traveleth and thy
want ai3 an armed man." Lord -Wil-
mingtoe once declared that the
cause of "the failure Or the famous
English, statesman, the Duke of New-
castle, 'was that he never started the
day's Ns-ork on Lime. "He loses half
an houe every morning. and eins af-
ter it dux, ingethe whole' day without
being able to overtake it." :Panay
men aria women are wasting precious
days that -might be u,sed for. christ
by not gettinz up on time
!Mk
Only, a Trifling Cold
HAS been the Lullaby Song of Many si
Victim to their Last Long Sleep.
A liough should be loosened as
spee ily as possible, and all irrita-
tionc rUayed. before it settles in the
lungs,. Once settled there Bron-
chitisland Consumption may follow.
I DR. WOOD'S
NOR6WAY PINE SYRUP
is just the remedy you require.
The virtues of the Norway Pine
and Wild Cherry Bark, with
other standard pectoral Herbs and
Balsams, are skilfully combined
to produce a reliable., safe and
effectual remedy for all forms Of
Coughs and Colds.
Mr. N. D. Macdonald, Whycoco-
magh, N.S. writes :-." I think. it
my duty to let people know what
great good Dr. Wood's Norway
Pine Syrup did for me. I had a
bad Cold, which settled in my
chest, and 1 could get nothieg to
cure it till 1 tried Dr. Wood's Nor-
way Pine Syrup. The first bottle
helped me wonderfully, and -the
third one cured me.
Price 25 cents per bottle.
Soaps Containing Injurious Chemicals
Eat Dirt but they also Destroy Clothes
You've probably used soap thfit cleane4 your clothes quickly but
have found out afterwards that it had destroyed thein.
Sunii• p
is guaranteed to be absolutely pure, containing no 'ingredient that will.
injure the daintiest fabric.
It washes equally well in hard or 'oft water without boiling or
hard rubbing. Follow the directions on the package and you will have
a more successful wash with less labor.
Your dealer is authorized to refund the purchase money to
anyone finding- cause for complaint.
LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, TORONTO 1003
• The Sunlight Maids admire the resUlts after wishing the Sunlight way
ing the/work of the dayop timennd
systematically and promptly meet-
ing all demands- as they came up for
settlement. .
This warning against. the wast•ed
minutee Of the early morning ie far
more necessary -than some of us,have
heretofore supposed. when wewaste
the early minutes of the mornieg we
waste the very beet minutes of the
whole day. The old proverb says:
"Beauty sleep is always taken bee
efore 12 o'clock at night. Every hour
of sleep_ before _midnight • is worth
two token in bed after that :time."
Along aseactly ,the same line of
thought I•.say, "Every hour of owork
done before 9 or 19 o'clock in the
morning is 'worth at eleast two hours
of work after 12 o'elock . Doom"
There is something about the ozone
of the early atmosPhere.. something
about the exhilaration of the' early
morniag, that arouses uS and fires
'us ancl. driveus on and clarifies our
brains, se that we can accomplish
at least double the work in, one half.
hour then than. -in any half hour' of
the afternoon or evening. "Early, to
bed and early to ried makes • a man
healthy, wealthy and wise' has just
as maph truth tacked- on to the
last injenction as On to the first.
How -do we diminish, our service
for Crist by lost days? By not
improving he fragments of time
that be sc-attered about us during
the day's awork; by not utilizing
those extra few -minutes here and
there to fit ourselves intelligeetly by
reading ana study 491' the week God.
has given Ale to do, by supposing
that Clod will let us interpret • the
passage, "Ask, and ye shall receive;
seek, azid ye shall- find; knock, and
it shallebe opened to you," when our
lipare dumb; when our feet are
palsied and know nothing about the.
right • path§ to tread., when our
heeds are helpless in their stupidi-
ties. Can the blind lead the blind?
Can something come from nothing?
Can the little child run and leap like
a ,faw unless- she has been first
• taught to eeeep and to walk?
We smest have intelligence in elie
direction of our life or -else all our
work will go for naught. What
would you think if one summer day
I ,should walk upon the captain's
bridge off.a steamee and say; "Cap-
tain, I would lake to take charge of
this steamer. •1,11auld thc helmsman
obey my command?" "Where would
• you take the ship?" '".ro
I would answer.. "Do you know any-
thing about tee laws of navigation?"
-"Then I cannot let you take
command. You khow' not the law of
the compass. The great surface of
the sea is the same everywhere. ateu,
have no guideposts, as on the merlin-
tain sides.- The fleet thing you would
do would be to get the ship of its
course. It would take us perhaps
days or weeks to regain our course,
or perhaps we would never 'be able to
do so. We might land in Chine, as
a clisIonest captain made the pilgrim
fathers land on the cold, bleak New
England shores when they had set
sail for the southern lends. No mat-
ter how good a man's purpose may
lee• if he knows not the laws of navi-
g-aLion he cannot guide his boat to
the right harbor."
We lutist; have intelligent° to fit
ourselves for the duties of life. How
do JD OA ccessful men get thet
necessary intelligence? will tell
YOU. it is by improving the few mo-
ments, the few stray moments of the
day and. the evening, which, as sac-
red fragments, crowd around them.
Young man; be careful about the
few mai:fleets' which you have been
wasting each day. Guard those extra
moments for ihtelligent study.
Look out for that wasted half hour
during the midday Meal. Look • out
for the time you ha,ve been accustom -
e4 to spend every morning and even,
ink in the str6et car on your way to
! business looking idly around or try-
ing to pass it away in reading the
advertisements or the sporting
. columns in the daily newspapers.
Look out for that half hour which
you fool aWAy in your room beforee
you turn in for the night. A gigan-
tic work of intellectual growth an
be done if only the fcw wasted mo-
ments of each day are gathered up
for .close application to ebooks. One
day Philip of Maxedone father of
Alexandee the Great, waif talking to
' Dionysius, the Son of Dionysius, the
great general of Syracuse. He said
to the son: "I do not believe your
. father could have ever written. the
-odes and tragedies attributed to his I
pot during his busy military life."
' "My father,the eon replied, "wrote !
those masterpieces during tke time !
you and I have wasted at our table '
in feasting." Young man, better im-
prove your stray- (moments as did ;
•laonysius the Great than fritter
thent away as most folks are doing,
with their heel pressed against the
ch a lice of as u les . Better conse-
crate whole days in We's journey to
making yourself better and truer
than to drop them into usele,ssness,
as .we lost our Thursday in the
. smooth waters of the Pacific in our
' journey around the world.
eugg
But, though many minutes, whkch
in the aggregate are lint to many
days,. are lost to the service of
Christ on account of yur own
how many are lost t Christ by rea-
son,- of people whol seem to have
.nothing to- do themailves and who
seem to fbe possessed- with
the idea that we have nothing
to do? Alas, how many mornings
there have been when we arose with
clear minds and hearta, anxious for
stu dy t These th oughts, like a great
flock of flying doves, seemed ready to
roost on our study desk. Then ,ideas
came not as solitary scouts, but
marshaled in great armies, ready to
wheeltiei.line to attaak at our com-
mand, Then horror seemed to palsy
our figemrs. The doorbell rang. In
came a, threatening nomad ready to
ineamp • upon our premises for the
next two hours. Thongh a "squat-
ter," he came not empty handed. He
had piled upon his back all the gos-
sip land* the "small talk" of the
neighborhood: He had- great cara-
.vans halted in your front yard, with
all the scandals and I -the lbesoll-
ed reputations of the homes he had
been lately pestering. And he talks
and he balks until he drives away all
our ideas. and all 'our desire for work
and all our ambition, and he -leaves
in has •wake a wrecked day.
**,
precious . moments hereafter? '
we not: always feel that -10 reality
time does not belong , to us? it be-
longs, in the higher, nobler and puts -
Or sense, to them Whom we are sent
t� serve and to the great* God, who
Will demand at the. judgment an at-
ecOrUnatwinagy.for. every moment we frit-
-ter.
This thought flashed upou me as
sat upon the deck of the steamship
Alameda, trying to figure outatow
lost that day. If instead of follow-
ing the eetting sun I had been going
toward the east X would not have -
lost a day'', hut gained an extra day;'
if -instead of going from' N*NI; York to
San Franciseo eancl N4v1 f/..ealall.d
had lfeen travtiling from London
through the Suez (aerial to Austra-
lia, instead of having, Met a 'Mums-
• day e 1 would hew had two Thurs-
days' one- week . it mat aired !loth,
ing on , our voyage whica csoiirsis we
took, but in the voyage of life it
• matters a great deal. They who take
the "star in the csist" 5 their guide
in the journey (yr )ife, who follow
Christ, who are '1.c'11 by him, have no
lioifset. days. In this life they have in,
,finite delights and in the end easrnal
,1•• In which direetion are you Saili TP4?
,! are you going away fiLoni tho havisn'
of peacb? Are you 'and 1. teavelitig-
away from God'? 'Are we folioa
the "setting sum'' Where we have
our "lost days," or are we leading
toward tbe "star of the east," where
w -have 'one "found days?-
' Are we sailing from God at. a point
e where we shall orash° upon tbv rocks
of sin, or are wet sailing toward the
harbor- of peace, where •Nre Shan meet
all our dear ones with Oblast?
But perhaps, after all, the caption
of my sermon is . a inislending one.
Ther% is truly no "lost day" in a
man's life. Every day is yet to be a
-"foued day." All days will be
"found days" ,at the judgment seat
eief 'Christ, where they shall testifa for
eternal salvation or Our eternal cone
denenation, May *11 our days be
days whieh shill .be blessed by con-
secration to „ the 'service of the Mas-
ter, and may ale day -be the best .01
all']'found days," for it le here and-
now.i decidink our destiny! Oh, for
the golden sunrise of that millennial
dawn, where sin and evil days have
forever passed awayt
1
How many errands of mercy and
pressing duties 'in the homm. have
been ruined in -the busy housewif 's.
life by a prolonged visit, of one
these "daughters of iniquity" cal
the "destroyers of time!" They cr
cise your husbands and your Children.
They find. fault with ' the ar-
rangements of your homes. trhey And
4
fault with your dressmakers, • nd
they try to steal your cooks. ey
find fault with everything, yet they
stay 'on. They are respectable thieves
of your time, who cannot be landed
in jail, but they are a bigger nuis-
1
ance to- you than if they. Stole he
meat out of your ice chest or he
bread and cake from your curiboa. ds.
Ah, these destroyers of time! . How
many precious moments, which in the
aggregate have amounted. to preciOus
days of work, have been lost for as
in the iourney of life, with its vital
o pportun Ries, through thei r unwel-
come visits! Well uteete Oliver Wen-
dell Holmes in reference to such as
-these:
Shun such as lounge theoughl 'after-
noons fult eves
And, on. thy dial write, "Beware
thieves."
Felon of minutes, 'never
Leri
Then‘nygoii:rtsa st(e)ftreasures
oi
Pick my left pocket
din le,
rait spare the
golden time.
God• says: . "Work, work, work!
Work, for the night cenneth when no
nian can work." That, means we
must fight against those- who would
waste mir precious monients as well
as against our own slothful natures,
end of an warnings for 'busy nese I
think this one of the most import-
ant. %1h4 -re there is one busy nian
who would voluntarily waste his time
there are ten lazy fellows who are
,
ready to waste it for him. Look out
thatthese despised "nomads" may
not ruin eny more of' aour days tot'
usefulness. -
In heathen mythology there lived a
god by the name of Balthus. His
mother', Frigge, wanted to make aim
immortal. She demanded from the
stoet.':4, tilt' trees, from fire and water
and all metals and reptiles and birds
and poisons, an ()fah that they never
would 'kill him. These all gaxe a
willing oath. Then the weds,. 1W 1 i PV -
t 0 la Balder \yes iminertal, be -
:ea to - strike him with sworde,
'ars, battleaxes and darts, but
hey harmed himelot. At last one of
'he gods picked up a piece of enistle-
nie. He threw it at Baldur. The
litt1e. twig pierced the skin and the
4 !Wart:: and Balder dropped a eorpse,
. Ilene- of these visits of the ,"destroYa
-as of time" may seem to he harm-
less. But are they? Like the despis-
ed mistletoe of heathen mythology,
they may be fatal for whole days,
whole months and years, that should
'lave been used in service of the
Master. '
Would Cod we might one and all
fight relentlessly . against these "de-
stroyers of tinice•' - Yost cannot afford
to give away what- is not your own.
Your tinie belongs not, to you, but
t 0 another. "Go avith me to a con-
vert this afternoon," said one sales-
man to another. who was employed in
a large warehouee. - "I cannot go
this afteenoon." as the answer.
"My -time is not. my own; it belongs
to another." 4 "Po -whom?" "To my
employer." The following Sabbath,
afternoon the same salesman said to
the clerk, "Come and go riding with
me this afternoon.'' '`I cannot,"
said the other. "My time is not my
own; it belongs to another.." "To
whom.?" "'Ia.) God, who said, 'Re-
member the Sabbath day to keep ite
holla1 P Will YOU and 1 waste our
of
Led
ti -
of
•
tenghtto
which thy
of ate silver
right -it
holds my
He Ban First Ttoesometiwe.
I William T. Huckett, one ofthe
! oldest locomotive engineers of • the
:counery, was interred at ICansees
City; Mo., on Christmas Day. Mr4.
'Huelett -brought the first locomotiveto I4nsas City. Previous to his are
rival
in. Kansas City Me was a, resi-
dent pf .0anada, being the first engi-
neer to .run a locomotive in _Toronto:
The Ontario, Siincoe and Huron
Railroad- VMS completed'in 1851. Its
stockholders and directors were
mostly Englishmen and Canadians,
and he ran the Landy Elgin the first
locomotive 'built in Toronto.
The 'Flock Muter.
It is easier toprevent the diseases
of sheep than to mire them, and it is
easier to cure them ie the first stages
than after they are thoroughly es-
tablished. The flockmaster• should be
alert ,and observing, ready for every
emergency,. quick of thought and
prompt of action, making the "st:teh
10 time." -Wool Markets and Sheep.
A Guaranteed Cure tor Piles.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or pro-
truding Piles. - Druggists refund
money if Pazo Ointment fails to oure
any ease, no matter of how long
standing, in from, 6 to 14 days. First
application gives' ease and rest. 511c.
If your druggist hasn't it, send 50e.
in stan.xpe and it will lye forwarded
post-paid by Paris Medicine Co.,
• St. Louis, Mo., 1930-6 m.
,
—Son. George P. Graham, Provin-
; tie.' Secretary, eon tinues to re-
ceive flattering evidences 'of
wide popularity in the Provance. 1
London Lodge, 18, A. 0. U. W., of "
London Ontario, yesterday forward-
ed to him, through H. A. Stephenson
M. D., Master Wlricman, - and J. -B.
Stephens, Recorder, a resolution
which wasnadopted at- the last meet-
- ing of the lodge, on motion of Fore-
man Moore' and P. M. Hutton, offer-
ing* their hearty congratulations to
Mr. Graham, who is a peat Grand
Master Workman, on beiag called to
the Cabinet. The, Lodge hopes that
he ina.y long be spared, to- preside
over his new department and ie con-
vinced that .11on. G. W. Ross made
no mistake in taking Xi. Graham.
into the. Cabinet, if the sermizes that
gentleman has done for the A. 0.
U. W., presage for anything, as they
• feel sure they will.
NIERS Of ELETRLIT
Used for Purilying F1or
The New Pr( cess Makes Bread
and Pastry 'Apter, ST geter,
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What is Elietrieity?
nobody Knowst ,not even Edison.
What does it do
everybody knoist4.
It runs street tit4rs—telephones—auto-
mobiles,
furnishes light eat -power
---detects and. 46 eats disease
-enables the doctors to see elear
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Performs all sorts ti)f wonders
—not least of is acting as
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because when the world's dust, dirt
and'disease gerins have been, taken': up
by!the air, and hahg over the earth in
clouds- 1) -
electAeity shots ts lightning through
the clouds
_ 7 -flash !-booth !-rumble!
-2-down comes the rain, the atmos-
phere is purified and we exclaim
-"how nice nd fresh the air is since
that thunder sto I" /
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Electricity in the FloOr Mill.
,
Something like that but 'minus the
thunder and. lightning,
—siIently—ifwiftly---surely -
/
electricity per orrns its miracle in the
"RoS-alIfo-usea °Id" mill—the only mill
in the, Dominion of Canada where glee-
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'When the grinders — separators -4-
sifters--air-filtOns, have ground and re-
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theseven floor. of the big "Royal House-
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says—
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Electrified Air
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, White enough,
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-the flour that makes the bread and
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the our that thousandS of Canadian
women are now using tOmake better-
bread—better pastry than they
ever -
made before.
Every day hundreds of testimonials,
are coming to the Ogilvie Flour Mi.
Co. Montrea1,. frern women who are
using Royal Household. Eton; &mold-
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The recipes will be sent free for the
asking
—ask for them-
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Progress &Old Ciothig may be had from Greig eif. Stewart, Mb -
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Price 50 cents per box, or 8 for $1.25.
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