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Mt Al",at.IS FOR EiLLE.-Rsive bargaine in farms in , UE OF tA tr.
E ,!tne Tromnehlea of Mullett, Morrie, anti Wawa*, - I .
nosh:County of Huron. Inquire „at °nab. W3&. .
CAMPBELL, Myth, Dot.. •
17744f .1
-081-1-11 FOR BALE arlj lining the viliege of Exeter,
X Ray townehip. 100 aerial with a good barn -on 1
tr, anti pleoty of water. For further particulate
apply to B. s, O'Neil, Mutes, On. Resy terms. 1
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ONE wishing -to buy or tell Winnipeg city
21, property or farm lands in the Provinse of I
Manitoba, on the Territorieti, your borreepondenoe
with us is solicited, and full Information given. t,
Pleisee oall color addrees HARZ a LANDSBOROUGII '
No. 527 Saha street, WinnipegNanicitoba. 18884f
T Etta than 85,000 will buy Lot- 88, Concession
filaillop. Thin farm oontains 100 acres of
good land, hoe or it &bnk barn 64x64 Is. t, with 8
toot atone ealebling Also a good 8-roome4 brink
house, orchard, good water, &o It is ale miles
trent BiAtorth and It miles from Constance poet
office. Poseeselori given at once. Apply to WM. R.
BLANSELARD or E. HINCKLEY, Seafetilln
• • 192641.
i -ell -FOR SALE. -For sale, Lot 21, London
1. Road, Stanley, eontaining 100 serve, 23 ares
eared, the balance is good hardwood timber. The
farm in well undeidrained anB fenced, and in
good condition in everyteartioular. This is ae ex -
Delimit farm, no better in the township. It ie five
miles from Clinton and It milefrom Brueefield.
Will be weld on resernianle berme as the propriotee
Is in the Implement business. Apply to F.
TOMLINSON, Brueetteld. 1924.41
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EIARII FOR SALE. -In the township of Ushorne,
_C being -Lot 13, Concession 2, eoususting of ihe
beet 100 acres of lend in the township, well formed
and Ingood&ate of cultivation. Good brick house
and Ita,me barn, convenient to echool„ church and
market, being only 2 mike from Exeter. For tap
therrtioulare ataply to D O. stoINNES, Exeter,
or T
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- . HIGGINS, executors of the estate of B. I.
Nigel deal -aged, Or to GLADMAN & STAI411111tY,
Sateltene teeter. 192941
ceaftlf FOR '8ALE,.-43eing lot 82, omen:Ion 2,
✓ hicKilltip, eonieluing 00 acres. There are
on the premises s lank barn, silo, hay barn and
implement ham* sada linstelise irameeditelling-
Zhe them le !IA lantittl Mid iinderdrainlid and In*
good stele of efuttraMi. -roe terms and partictia
are apply to Sailor* P O. The tom mint be sold
as the proprietor is going west. JOHN 2. SPIWAT.
19364 .
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-GUM FOR SALE -The mid- ersigned, Olen for
being Sot 22, con n S. and: nottb hiM of 1St 21,
F," sale the valuable farm consisting etta160 sore*
/ -esneeesion a rash tewnship of Stanley, The farm
Is three miles froueBruceneid and eve miles fro
Clinton. On the premises are a good frame house
is large frame been with stone stabling underneath,
• a driving shed and pig axe The farm has plenty
of water,* good hardwood hush and an orchard,
'Megan is clay and loam. Apply Apply to lira P.
CAMPBELL, on the premises or Brucefield P. 0.
I' _ ' 19354
flOUSE AND FOR SAL -For sale; brick
house and 2 loti in Seatorth. One lot faces
on North Main Street -and the other on West Wil.
Hum Streets. The haus* is is comfortable brick
renege and contains 3 bedroom!, dining room, ea
. nag room Sind Wither), *Ish good cellar 'under the
whole house. Ilarel and sots water in the _house,
There is she a good dial° and drieing shed. All
kinds of fruit on the 14t. Apply to J. 1,- ALLAN,
. Londesborte or to C. Y. ATAINd017, Seaforth.
1905zett
BESSITEFUL leAR, FOR SALE-Foraale cheap,
.1.9 that beautiful firm in the township of hicEle
lop, known as "The sissies," attested one and a
bell miles north of Seaforth. The farm contains
one hundred mores of the choiceet land. There is e
bank barn, lugs frame house, with beautiful large
rooms, rod water a creek running • through the
farm. Good orchard and vineyard, all under ere
tivation and well drained. The situation is excel-
lent, near country soitc,o1 and near Collegnee In-
stitute. It is an idea country home. Immediate
possetiolon. Apply to WM. GOVENLOCK., 8eittorth,
' . 1922s11
ANOSOME NEW RESIDENCE FOR SALE -
las Neer two 6tory frame house, cement bidck
foundation, tontalna t arborsitting room, dining
room, kitchen With herd and soft water and other
conveniences, four bedrooms with closets bath-
room and halls, eleetrio wires througheut and heat-
ed by furnace. °eller with cement floors. cistern,
coal bins, fruit shelves end outside eierance. The
holm is made= in design and is finished with
-hardwood and bee a veranda 12 feet wide. It
built on one of the finest lots in town and will to
sold reasonably. Apply to HARRY EDGE, Sea
-
mill. Ontario. 1931-tf
tan CLASS EIGHTY -ACRE FARM FOR Sean
E -Being West part of Lots land 2, Comas -
ion 2, L. R. S., Tuekersmith. , Good concrete, II
roomed helm, 40x28, with kitchen, woodehekand
levee- house attached There is a new bank barn
88x36, with wing extending to the south, 24 feet.
Also brick availed roothouee, 40 feat len, under
gangeney. All buildings in good repair. Orchard
ciontel.,e two and a half acres of choice winter frulL
There are two never, failing wells, 6 acres of bush.
Tnie farm is in a good tate of cultivation,well
tented and underdrairtecl, eituated, 2 mile e froin the
villane ot keneall. For 'further particulars apply
- to THOMAS KERNICK, Sense% Ontario. 18954!
ON CANNOT USE THAT OF MOTHER
BUT JUST ONE'S ON.
DAVID'S NATURAL W 'APONS
Sufficed to Slay the Gioia Pi illatliie so
'Vili. the Experiehee of; very Mau •
tand Rim
In 'Stead in the Xn.y of Mat-
e and Trial eigainitt' SRL Una'
otter Than That of !inutile
Itn Weed Amor din rue Act et ?exile
aa, in the neer 4906,.ity ltredeis
Toronee. ae ehe lien) I, et Aa-mOien.
I ,
Los Angelesi; 'Cal„ J a
Sala- leseine philosophy, - w
_wet lye applied DY every 0
sise ,Success bit the battle
tint which the preacher o
thil Sermon, taking his te.
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Samna .
xvii, .' 9 m
, "1 ane ,
these, for I ha . e not preived, them."
-A, weaponle3soldier is a defense--
lesS and a he pleas. soldier: Neither
per -onal .stren th or heroic - val.&
cani eterail him withbet effective weep -
was in a contiiict against tin, armed
feel The military chiefs! have learn-
ed at the is C of a ci napaign de-
pends as inu4t on the ' irfection and
precision of the weapon. as on the
. viler and prsgweSs of: th soldier, In
the :Attar° Pruseiaat war. It was not
c
So Mach t,,e valdr Pf. tic . soldier ox
the strategi
skill of the generals
that gave Pl- 1 ia the vi to* as the
fact that -elle 't•tts,4an a my had the,
needle gun wiule the A ,striaine car-•
ried the .old ashioned a uzzle loader.
Not can radnalequaliti e.; take . the
plaCe of modern equipm mt. "Thrice,
arined," says' the ;dram tist, "is - he
who hath b s -cpsarrel . just," but
'neither justic nor righteousness can
save a causef if the cha
- neglect the xx.aterial 0,
inaitarY 7 Sole Ce. -- No
had more ira licit fait
spower than h el 'Oliver'
yen ha did zot ignore
for human reeautione, ("Trust ' in
od," he said to- his • dilant :Iron-
*dee, "and k p your p lades dry."0
-Fortitude and courage are needed
now as ever in an army but the 'sol-
dier without ,erfective a -ms is mere
food for pow er..
This, . fact N as meow ized in an-
cient times. efore the discovery of
gimPowder It d suede .h rid to hand'
conflicts so are as :LI est are now,
soldiers were clad from head t� foot
in armor to protect th eu from the
blow of the s Ford or la Ltleax or the
thruSt ''. of. he . spear: Thus when
David, the sh pilerd boy went out to
fight the Phi istine gian it seemed a
matter of otdinary pa caution that
he be covered with Such armor as
was then in. tse. It • seta led the rash-
est temerity for him to go into the
fight wearing his ordirt ry, Shepherd
dress. King §aul said: "I will ' let
him go forth end fight in my armor.
My helmet sh 11 protest his forehead.
My coat of m il shall cotter his chest.
My sward, ke toes a Dam lascus.blade,
with. its jewe ed hilt, sl a.11,,be in his
hand. Come, armor bea -er, place my
armor upon tic champio . s
This offer of Saul's. w s an embar-
rassment. T1 e yotiag s le hard tboy
.ps,s\li
was unaecust med. to he c inbrous
armor. But the king's oiler mist mit
be rejected b: ei loyal subjec , so.- he
6111: 1 )Il1i tted to be girded vith the'ciaat
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'nail and tic helmet r teet el is
bead. s He -must have lo > e I as ridi-
culous as the pale,- thin, conitunmptivc
Alecander II. Stephens, that giant of
as ntal " powei ane grea heart, ap-
Pc teed in his multitudinous wrap -
pi es- of out r garment. When Lin -
CO n •saw hum at Irani') on Roads be
isa d -to his ,eeretary o state, -"Se-
w- rd, did y u_ over see in your life
su -la a Pile o corn bushings wrapped
al out one -th n net?" -,
•INhy,''- said David, " cannot- fight -
in this amino .. -Saul. m yt usethese-
Weanons, but I am not Sialtis CiVe
I
rw my sling with whi -11! I am, ac-
e stomed to protect Ira sheep..., Lets
rrichoose ins' own sto es out of the
biook for anenunitioil. Let me fight,
th the ta ent Coe has
eat)
'K. Diver. of ,
ire, Ottawa..
ich may
e who de-
f, life, is'
'Woes in
t from i
go with
'FARM FOR SALE. Lot 11, Concession 8, Hul-
£ lest, containing 100 wires of landall cleared.
and irefioe condition. It is at present all seeded to
gram and in got d shape either for hay, pasture or
cropping. There is a comfortable frame house -with
summer kitchen attaehed, two barns, one 84.x 60
feet and the other 30 x 60 feet, and other out build-
ings 'Ibis farm is situated e nine miles from Sea -
forth, seven and one half Miles from. Clinton- and
jaet one mile and a quarter from the village of
Kinburn, where there are two 'general stores, two
blackmail shops, pest office and school. This farm
Is well bituated and will be sold cheap as the pro-
prietor is aoxious to sell. For further particular*
apply, to IX: S. ItAYS, Barrister, Seaforth, or on the
premieete WILLIAM LEITCH, Chiselhurat, Ont.
1905-111
rpAltti roil SALE -Foe sale on reasonable terms
U tele farm of the andersigned on the North
Gravel road, fitelilliop. a mile north of Seafeith.
It continue 176 noise all cleared except about' ten
acres. It is well under -drained. well fenced and in
a high state of oialvation. There is a fine two
etoree brick house, bank barns and other necessary
outbuildings. There is a flowing spring close to the
buildings A large orehard oi choice fruit and
about two sores of a vinery. This is one of the
choicest farms in Huron and there is not a fools of
yraste lend on it It Is all seeded to grass bxeept
about 80 acres. There are ten aches sown to fall
wheat and the fall plowing done. Apply to the pro:
evictor, kleaforth. ROBERT GOVENLOCK.
1920 -
If You Want to
Buy a Farm
Businese or residence, consult us or -
our agents before making ,a selection.
We have a large list of properties, mapy
of them are extra good value at the
priee asked. We can says you time,
money and worry if you will allow us
to assist you in making a selection.
Let us know your want*, or get our
oaealegue-it coats you nothing.
THE INTERCOLONIAL
REALTY 00'Y, LIMITED,
London, Canada.
R. S. HAYS, Agent, Seaforth
B. E. PHILLIPS Agent, Bewail.
1907,-.5e
Debentures for Sale.
• Offen will be received let the Clerk's Office, Sea -
forth, up till noon February 6th next, for 82,400
Local Improvement Debentures, payable in fifteen
years, intend at per cent, pie able ye -iy. The
highest or any tender not neeess orfly nee pted. The
debentures are 4100 oriole.
WM. ELLIOTT, Cleile-
1688-8
,-A,last Table
complete without"
An admirable food, with all
its natural qualities intact,
fitted to build up and inaintt.ta
robust health, and to resew's
winter's extreme cold. It is
et valuable diet for children.
The Most Nutritiore
an:"--teeer easeiCel.
IPS
pions of it
'glances of
moral ever
in -divine
remwell, but
he. necessity
fir Israel wi
given to Inc to use."
laid David said unto
rot go with these, -for
ovedthem lAud Da
o
David dr right. Ile man who
fiiehla the g -eat batt/ of life with
t e natural . weapons (.40d has given
te him will yin. The Ilan who 'tries
t fight the battle of life in 'some
O her ;nail's' ; armor v,- 11 fail every
time. The , purpose of his sermon is
't a point ouf home o 1lJe useless
vs eapons with which me n o forth to
ttle-anot tseless we pons perhaps
f r others, but useless for ourselves,
b cause • they belong to another's
a morY and not to our
A young anare in t e first place,
ekes a gr at mistake in trying to
fit his \fathe -'s helmet Upon- his head
a 'd .coVer h s chest NNI ii his father's
csat of Mail and unsl eath his fath-
e 'S ?word for the battle of life mere -
Q
y text says:
f4laul, I can -
have not
-id put them
1 'because, they once •elonged to his
f thexe When. a. Man hi s made a big
• enees as a„ minister or' lawyer or
oetor or attist or nit sician or incr-
ha.rit or . Mechanic. hat does not
necessary Di•ove that is o fi 4f...1
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I: some of the organs re deranged,
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iliver. It consists of an inability to,
_ regularly evacuate the bowels, and
. as a' regular action of the bowels is
absolutely- essential' te general
. health, the least irregularity should
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TETE ilITRON EXPOSITOR
Sunlight Soap does not
har en or shrink woollens
It is injurious chemicals and adulterations in common soaps that
destroy your clothes. It is adulterations that harden year woollens
and the excess alkali that destroys and shrinks them
Sunli h' '%ap
con6.ins no adulteration or excess alkali. It is just pare saponified
fats and oils. That is why.it cleanses yotIr clothes 'perfectly in hard
or soft water and does not injere them.
All dealers are authorized to,yeturn yo= purchase money if you
any
find cause for coMplaint . •
LEVER BROTHERe WAITED, TORONTO
1001
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'The Sunlight Matchefind that flannelede not shrink when washed th. Sunlight way
by mental and physieal temperament _ ...
about the woman' whO lost a' part of
to' walk in his father's footsteps. her wedding . dowry, But we will get,
And yet, strange to say, . we find then our Materialfront past ages
many fathers almost- compelling their and from the writers of old and from
unwilling boys to be doctors or lawy- the sins of the Jewish people and not
ems or even ministerh or merchants irom the sins of the American people,
because they themselves have "lade ' who live at our very door." There
successes in those professions or busi- are many doing this. •The tesult is
nesses. And we ' also find many young there are helliadredi of preachers who
Men forcing themselves to take up a do not wieI4 any modern "slings."
line of life work for which they, are They do not preach as Christ would
entirely unfitted 'merely because their . have them preath. They i are ready to
fathers won faine arna fortune lis talk .about the lily of the valley and
those walks of life. . 1 the rose of Sharon and the grapes
i
. Saul's armor was appropriate to of 1$sehol, but they are not willing
his in egnificen t frame, Hie son Jona- to utter a philippic against commer-
than may have been able to wear it. ' cial sins inour own day, against the
There is no reason why if a .riesa s groceryman who has .false weights
fittSd by -na.ture and mental power tq for his. pound of sugar and tea as
follow in his father's footsteps he well ai against the wealthy million -
hold not enter the profession ' his Aire who is living a double life and
father adorned and fight in his fath- • is breaking the marital vows which
er's armor. There are men who ha he once made to the young girl when
m
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'erle • a , _greater success than thei the twain at the marriage altar be-
t workVoung man, do ;not do a thing
came One.
. '
fathers in the same fieldWhen we .
What, we say about chard) work
study history we find that men wile
we say about every other kind of
\vete great ministers, lawyers, do
tors, artists, authors and merchan , as a, law er or doctor or merchant
have had sons .who- became even .
T merely ;because other lawyers or doc- Trade Bribery. .,
greater ministers, lawyers, doctors', .
tors or merchants have been emus-_
artists, authors and merchants A small boy asked. to see the man-
tomed in the past to do that thing
Hamilcar was a •;great Carthaginian ager of a leading firm a few days
an n a way. was . e nove y
of onslaught which David used that before Christmas, and his request be-
e,
0-ener al. He was the parent of Hans
nibal, who was a greater general was able to overthrow the nighty ing granted, the following conversa-
71 e, success ia life you must have inde- . tion took place:
, ,
(than his noble sire. There were twe
e Philistine. If you are going to make .
Manager-"Wellmy boywhat do
great Scipios, father and son. Which
was the greater if is impossible to
ou want?"
nye'
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as' far as I can make out, Is to live
in the background of life and en-
courage other people to do their
work. It is very easy for you to say
pleasant things. Keep on - saying -
them. Keep on your inspiring rale-
sion. Let the 41der in the prayer
raeeting know how much his prayer
has comforted you. Let your minis-
ter know how much his sermons."
help you. The tired mother Wants
you to tell her how finely her boys -
and girls are doing. The clerks want
You to encourage them in their work
God knows how much you are need-
ed everywhere, just to keep on speak-
ing wordof good cheer.
I would entour-age every man, wo-
man and child to develap for Christ
the one especial Cod ghee' talent
which has 'been bestowed en each one
of us to work in God's SerViee. If
it is to' preach, then let. us preach.
If it is to teach, then let us teach.
If it is to pray, then Jul. os pray by
the sick beds. If it is to give money
in his name, then let les giSe of our
wealth, The great trouble with the
world is that most. of us are afraid
to do our best in the time God' has
given us to do our work. We are
afraid to use our slings lest David's
brothers might laugh at us and _ri-
dicule ns. Be yourself, 0 man. Be
your plain, natural self. Be it in the
pulpit, on the street, in the cherch
pew. Be it everywhere and Clod
will bless your work for. Christ. Be
yourself, 0 woman. Be your own
sweet self. Be it in the kitchen, in
the parlor. Be it with your Sunday
school class. Be it everywhere. God
will bless you when you use your
sling of one talent. Bat remember
that before maxi as well as before
God you will be useless if you, like
David, are trying to fight the great
battle of life in Sail's armor.
ning,s Oldest Subject.
King Edward VII,, In the fourth
year of his reign, has seat his greet-
ings to a subject of his royal
great -great-grandfather.
When George III, died, 3.1rs. Bar-
bara LeWington, of Mattiegley Green,
near Winch -field, Hampshire, Wall
nearly twenty years old,.
Though born on December 5, 1800,
she is to -day. alive, and keeps fairly
well. 'She has been practically con-
fined to her bed for ten years, and
1 her hearing is deficient., but she un-
derstailds well that His Majesty has
expressed his interest in her great
age, and has sent a gracious men-
: sage hoping that she will continue
to retain her faculties.
14Irs: Lewington has lived in the
.1 .
same house for seventy-six years.
She has had twelve children, of
whom three are living, at the age of
eighty-two, seventy-seven, and sixty-
one, respectively.
1 pendent ways of doing your work.. Y
Samuel D. Db , Small Boy -"Please sir, , can
tell. . - . ,. ' YOU MUSt get out of the -ruts.
Gross -and II. L. Pansi not USO Saul's sword to fight your give tie a Christinas box?
Manager -"A Christmas box! Why,
coast and Lewis A, -Sayre were 'the G-oliath merely because all other
great American surgeons of their/ soldiers are using -swords to fight you are not one of our customers,
you
times. They all .had sons who be -1 their °Rath. Develop your mark- are
Small Boy -"Yes, sir; please sir,
came just as great as they were..? Manshi by swinging your , natnral
we borrows your h cart twice a
Lyman Beecher's fame is no greater? slings. David fighting his: battles' in week."
that that of his son, Henry Ward! an original way was a conqueror;
Dweller. Thomas Moran 'belongs tol'• ,David using Saul's armor would have
a family of artists who are, all mas- bean a 1 failure.
,tess' of the brash. Charles Wesley, I 'here is another caution to the ,
the hymnologist, had a • son who 'for 1 young man who is going out to fight
Years was the most eminent organist 1 tile battles of life. He must be care -
of all Eurdpe. Walter Darnrosc,h and ; fu about the quality and temper of
Frank Darnrosch are treading in the his weapons. If we should discard
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Guaranteed Our for Piles.
Itching,. Blind, Bleeding or Pro-
truding Piles. Druggists refund
money if Pazo Ointmeht failto cure
any case, no matter of how loag
standing, in from 6 to 14 days. First
applica,teon gives ease and rest. 50e.
footsteps of their gifted father, Dr. ; the obsolete weapons with which , If your r!iruggist hasn't it, sends 50c.
`•Leopold Damrosch. Because a father 1 our ancestors fought their battles, in stamps and it will beeforwarded
is a great musical genius that does i how much more should all of us re- post-paid by Paris Megicine Co.,
not prove that "his son or sons may 1 fuse to go forth to battle in life St. Louis, Mo., 19.30-6 ne:
nois become as great musical masters 1 with theglittering blades of sin in
as their sires.'Lord Chatham was 1 our hands .which again and again
Preiniel of England. , - His son, Wil- . -have proved impotent when the heat,
,
ham Pitt, was - Premier also. But I of the ;struggle is on. - When :we take
though g,anius in one- line of work I the blades .of sin we have false wea-
may pass from father to son, and be 1 pons in: our hands. In the heat of
inherited that does not prove that life's battles these blades of sin will
all sons are fitted by brain and tempt 1 fail us' every time. .
era tient to fight- the -battle in their 1 Perhaps David was tempted to
fathers'armor or to -achieve with 1 isse Sa,u1's sword, as some of us are
the seine sword victories such as "tempted -at times to go forth to fight
their fathers won. ..,„ , 1
' the battles' of lift with the weapons
What is true in reference -a4 ; law of sin in our hands. Methinks I can
_and poetry is also true it reference 1 see the shepherd bey 'take the jewel -
to he ministry. Grea.-k ministers ed blade from the handa of the king's
have' had Sons? who became . great ' armorer. His face flusbeS with plea -
ministers, but. that -.does not inepty- : sure, his eye flashes, he runs his
that all boys born in a parsoiaagethumb alothg the keen edge of the
should follow the Profession of -their' - blade, and. he looks at the jeweled
the greatest pulpit orator ;
fathers. \John Mitchell Mason was
hilt. "What," says he -"is the king
of Now ,going to let me. have his -own
York city lin his day. He died Dec. sword?" But then David pushs it
26, :1829. A ,contemporary gives. this laside and says, "Better a sling than
. powerful. desCription of this king of this ,cumberso-me 'blade." So Satan
.pulpiteers who swayed his audiences , places the sword of sin in our hands.
for Christ: "Taken altogether- no We. loole.' at. it. It seems to be a
-American preacher has combinedjeweled blade. We say to out selvea :
more impressive - qualities. ' His as- "it is only the sword of just one
pect was -on a s.ca1e of grandeur 'eorlie. l't is only the sword of just one
responding 'to the majesty of the theft. or one deceit or one sin." We
mind within. Tall, robust, with a. 1....nosv we ea,n svin victory with one
blow from that, sword, Then we can -
head modeled after- neither Grecian
nor Roman standard, yet 'symmetri-
cal,
not. hear to lay it aside; But to -day
O cal, • combining the dignity of the one
- and the grace of the other, with an
eye' that shot fire, especially' when
under the iexcite..ment of earnest
preaching; -yet tdrsder 'and ?tearful
when the - athetic chord.' was , touch-
ed, ;with ',aforehead broad and hig-h
and with a mouth and a chin' expres-
sive of firmness and 'decision, Dr.
Mason -stood before you;the prince • How did David know? What was his
of Arnerfcan pulpit orators." .: But I best sling?" Well, my friends, F am
though ttehn Mitchell Mason was all not here to tell your particular
that, hie father Rev. John Mason'
-was just - as great. John Mitchell
Mason without doubt inherited the .
pulpit genius of hie father. But as
I read history where I find 'one min-; 1 is the one that you can wield the
ister's. son Who became a great min- - . easiest- -
ister I also „find 'a dozen ministers' -
; Let me illustrate my thotightitnae
sons wino - won their. fame - in other ;simple way: When- yot were a little
walks ;of life than in the Ministry. 'child the first intellectual passion
your parents recognized in you was
your love for music. If seine one sat
down to play at the; .piano and you
were crying you immediately ceased
to cry As soon as you were able
'you climbed upon. the music stool
and began to pick out the different
notes with your chubby fingers. or
, hours and hours you can sit and -Us -
ten to music. Peopld say your are a
born musician, If I were you I would
develop that talent for Christ. I
would go and sing and play in every
sick -room I count enter. I would go
to hospital and mission., hall and
church choir loft.. To singnd to
)
play ,is for you to wield a lavid's
sling. 1 levelop that talent, rother.
Deet -lop it. for Christ. 1 t
What. is your -1 talent' for 9ft.te •ist?
you think you have not -any? _You
pay: "I cannot write or sing or play
'or preach or make money I am use-
less. I have not even one talent, let
alone ten." Oh, yes, you haVe; ' you
h.ave a very great talent. But yeu
can develop that talent even more
than you can imaiilue., Your talent.
***,...ir•
let us push away that sword of sin
at once. It will break in our hands
as sure as we, live-, and it will leave
us at the mercy of our foes.
"Well," says some one, "you have
been telling us what kind , of wea-
pons not to use. Now tell us the
kind we can go forth to fight God's
battles with., How do .we know with
tvhat David's sling we are to fight?
"sling," but I am here to 'tell you
how you can find out about that
"sling." As a rule, the sling which
you are to use in the battle of life -
But the errors. with which young
men choose their' line of work are no.
more ,reprehensible than the 'means
some of us use after -our professions
end career in life have been selected.
We. then show no more common-
sense in our choice of weapons with
which we are to Accomplish that
work than if the explorer Robert Ed-
win Peary should try to reach ; the
North Pole in a sailboat fashioned
after the hull of the Santa Maria,
the flagship of Christopher Co -him -
bus, or to fight a modern war with
out of date weapens like some of
those antiques 'to be found in , the
British Museum,
It would be a mistake for minis-
ters to say: "We will not talk to the
'people in a plain, common sense way,
as Christ talked to 'his audience in
parable. We will not draw our illbs-
trations from the incidents' of deily
life. and introduce those fresh illus-
trations into our practical Sermons,
as Christ did when he talked about
the thieves on. the Jericho 3, cos 4-1
4
-The opera house at Neepawa,
Manitoba; was destroyed by fire one-
night last weisk, eat'ailitug a loss of
$12,000. The fire was eaused by a
defective furnace.
--At the Provincial elections,
. held in Toronto this week, the city
was divided into 356 polLing sub -di-
visions, and there were that num-
leer of polling Pootb.s. They are
distributed among the four ridings
as follows: South Toronto, 107;
West Toronto, 103; North Toroute; I
82; East Toronto, 64. Toronto is
growing into a big town..
-The announcement is made that
Sir William Mudonald, the Montreal
tobacco millionaire, has given an ad-
ditional $10,000 to the Students?
Union Building of McGill "ellniver-
sity, which is now In eoluNe of ereO-
tipn. He bad previously given the
sum of $125,000, and the site for the
building, and his adellitional gift is
intended to defray the expenses of
equipping the building lin the most
modern way,.
'
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JANTI
HY ,47,
905
REASON N2
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WHY YOU SHOULD USE
ed
ose
Tea
Because of its flavor.
Why do you buy certain varieties of fruit and
vegetables ? Is it not because you like the flavor of
some better than others?
Flavor is the special quality which stamps one
brand of food product as superior to another, and is the
quality that always cowman& the highest price.
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the result of scientific study and methods on the tea
plantations, and in the tea testing and blending rooms.
It has 'what might be called a fruity taste—a rich,
, ripe flavor that is very pleasing to the palate -L -a taste
you won't forget.
The Blue Label is recommended.
T. H. ESTABROOKS, St. John, N.B.
BRANCHES; TORONTO, WINNIPEfp.
Obstinate \Coughs and
Colds.
The Kind That Stick,
The Kind That Turn To
Bronchitis.
The Kind That End in Con-
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Consumption is, in thousands of cases,
nothing more or less than the final result
of a neglected cold. Don't give this
terrible plague a chance to get a foot -hold
on your system.
If you do, nothing willsaveyou. Take
hold of a cough or cold immediately by
using
DR. WOOD'S
NORWAY PINE SYRUP.
The first dose will convince you that it
will cure you. Miss Hannah F. Pleating,
New Germany, writes :-"I con-
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me that my people thought I was going
to die. Hearing how good Dr. Wood's
Norway Pine Syrup was, I procured two
bottles and they effected a complete cure."
Price 25 cents per bottle. Difettot accept
substitutes for Dr. Wood's Nor -Way Pine
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The armed meeting f the up meere of the
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the receiving of reports for the plot year, the el
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with No. I stock at a right price.
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SEAFORTH.
1931-tt
South Huron Agricultu -al Sec'
ANNUAL MEETING.
The armed meeting f the up meere of the
Huron Eleet nee District Agrie,..1$ ;cal Society
the receiving of reports for the plot year, the el
Ion of Seers and directors and the tranaeetine
other business, will be held on
Fliday, February Sri, 1905, at ens
o'cisek p. in., Wits' s Ha'
BRUCEFIELD.
H. 814,1T11 M. Y1oLEAN,
Praiident. Seeretiq,
N. B. A meeting Of the officers and direeors te-A
held At the same place end on the same day IL
o'clock a. ro., at which a full attendaoee is req
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