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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1905-04-14, Page 6te"-- "tt 4) q '"'"1—'7"----‘-- itreitl., ESTATA ZING 7ARM...--10 for eale or to ly at Masi to It.& rtja 1042-8 SL— -M in feriae in ta of Hut rris,and W seateCloun y rd Huron. fl4d:et once. WM OLlit'linfe Blyth, Ont. 177441 -ETOUSF.. LOT D AN' A te—For sale, a • - '"Oet XI good. house EVnd lot, sitilated on Wet Will. taro. stteet,Sealotth, The heeieecontelem Rix rooms. bled end eoft watf r and retigeratet in kitchen sett it other oonveniencee. FOIttenne, to apply to JORN RANKIN, Feeaforth, 194641 — OUSE TO RENT.—To *int, the comfortsble how& at te aced, occutithd by /dm W. Lea. royJ. The house is nearly Oitw. There are eeven raOrrIS sad bard and eat watett Apply to PETER 'DALEY, at Be:Adele nerat stO9t Sesfotth. 1945%; IJILDING LOTS FOR, SA. -Por sale, several desirable building late fp the town ot Sea - Forth These lots are eituateettin one of the best Ostia of the town and are whit, plented with ttpa choicest of fruit Apply to Web, Mclean. et the EU0b120.110.7PI0E, Leafs:nth, 1940.tf • ESS then 25,000 will buy Litt 88, Conceeolim 7, • NcEillop. This farm Matelot+ 100 stereo of gag:3,d lend, hats or. it a bank bate 64x64 feet, with 8 lone stabling. Also a good Seroomed brick bone, orchetd, good water, ho. It le six miles from Seaforth and ti miles feom Conetanee office. Poeeession given at once'. Apply to WM. R. SLANSRARD or E. BOCHUM Seaforth. 192541 ARKS TO RENT.--Sonth pati of lot 17, Comes. • tdon 2, Menton, 85 aereet tad east half of lot 17, tomeetsion 3, Meitillop, 60 reeves. Thie land is all cleared and the greater patkttutderdreined. It has been under gnat about 4eteors. There is a tsood spring on the property. :'The banns ow be zented either Jointly or separateSy and for tilling or grazing purposes. Apply eo J. L. KILLORAN. Sol. -icitor, Seaton!). 19404 WARti POE SALE.—For szlehit 29, coneeielon 2, R. R. S., Tnckertenith, ehhialning 100 acres, all eieseed except about five of good hard. wood. All noderdmined, well frieM and in a good estate of cultivation. A good h and aro t arns one with stone uiioling uftdfl0Ith. Plenty orchard. This e/ good water and a food bea ism is well adapted for eithe .,, stock or grain. About rcddway between Samoan end ainton. Ap• ply on the premises or Sestorth aq 0: EL TOWN. ttEND, Proor___2e!___or. ._.,,,.___22.4.!..y r1. 00 acres of land in She tovrtiShip, well fenced YOR SALE.—In the toWnebi of Osborne, being Lot lee Concession 2,... a tug of the wad in goad state of archived:in. '000d brick house And ftatne bun, convenient to reheol, church and easeket, beteg only 2 milee from Zeeter. For fur. ahetaaartionlere Pply to 13 C. iihINNS, Exotea or THOS. 010011113, execute/9 o Ibe estate of 13. 1. Higgins, deceased, or to GLDANa nal/BUSY, 192341 lietioitors, F.aeter., a . WOE, SALE pH/CAP.—In Haralitirhey, a comfort. er al3le 'beak cottage with, Ma'am -me and halt, with kitehen and woodshed attaohad, hard and soft Water, stabling for three head of ,eattle or horses with TOO bcuse and pig pen, stio good well and Vamp in stable, two and a half fares of land on which are the oholoest vedettes ot 11 kb* of knit. This is a most degmble reopen ' for any 'person wanting a ootofortable bomb. App1y on the prem- ises a:address JOHN MoDONOG 4l SoaforthP. iGiova. .7 —73a-irE i ---"N ----A-D 11774 -*LOTS bitor sale, brick ftir house and 2 lots in Seatortat. One lot fades an ortb Men Street and the other on Wed Wit. *AM Stied. The house is a eetidoetehle hdok wattage and conteine 8 bedrooms, dining room, bite Meg room and kitchen, with good ewliar under the whole home. lautt and sots wean it: the house. Tamale also a good stable and , driving shed. All Weds of fruit on Use lot. Apply Ail .I.,_ L. ALLAN, leteldesb0-10, Or to C. W. ATKINSON, Seater*. 190leatf ; LIAAGE PROPERTY FOR SALE.—For sale in V Ego -wed -tide, a oomfortable frame heave with 'three acres of lend in a very textile Condition eith 'plenty: of large and small fruits forfoitally use also serge norn and outboildinge In geed repair. The louse has been recently overhsuled sod contains even IC -OMP with chole oellar, fuihrize good wood; the-tl, aloe swan:ler kitchen and an4xdieet •Pring well and good cistern. Any person'ed ring a ooro- /oriabis, quiet home of thit desoriPtion, covenient aotown, Ohould not miss this oppoitunity. Will be -sold reasonehly awl on easy t_erma For further vette-thus apply on the premiere hit address Eg. ,enontiville P. O., Wile SODOLat 1943.t1 VAII,M FOR SALE.—For sale Let 21, and Emit V Halt of Lot 22, Concession lee Bibbed', ma. „ teiningie0 goes, ail in a good steal ,ot cultivation -sad most *Lit well underdrained vdth Ills. There acatle.estabs house with hitch:fa, and miler ; a large bank bon 50 x 90 ft, with stage stabling ute eleeneath, also a straw shed 86 x 50 and a driving emote 20 x SO. There is a power vrindmill on she barn, which supplies water and -grinds grain. 4There are two good wells and a epriiie °role It is -en seeded to grass except 80 scree, which is No. 1 .eude. Thpre is a gooi orchard. Tap farm is 1 mile front Cremate and seven suilee trot 2 good mar. tees. nab:mot the best hams la Ontario and win be sold on easy terms as the prinatetor desires to retire. rbi further partloulariaappar on the Virettlifie3 Or address Orem:Iry I'. O. ALEX CAMP- BELL. 1947x4 'LIAM FOR SALE.—For sale lot 29, on the itth C COTICNOIMI of Ilibbert, conialnlat 00 tioreasil In a good state of cultivation. There s on the pre. =loess Wok house and brick kitchen and a good cellar. There 19 also a large bank haat, 60 x 40 and a leant* of IS feet, with stone stabling underneeth. Also *shod 80 x 80 fa and a driving house with .averythipre complete. There are thine never hailing wells oe'the promisee, there he else" large archrrd amd good garden There are ten ikd Sfail wheat vown and thtO ere are 40 acres seeded' own. Either - oultable for hay or pasture. All the fall pleughing is done. The farm is well underdrained with tile and well fenced with wire fences.:lt Is Lua good locality, being situated two and a legit miles from Chiselhuret, where there le a poattbilice and two ohurches, Methodiet aud Presbyterian, 8 miles from Reatorth and there b a good gravel- road ruuning put She issm„ It is in good conettain and will be weld on eemoable ter.ne as the paprieter wlehes -to retire. For furthes partleulara apply on the prerniees or to CHARLES EBERHART, Sten. P. V., Ontatio. 194741. t. Eye "ttnaublete Qttickly and per. manittty adjusted. Glasses Iftied properly. Or. ()Arens L4don. Treats Ete, Ear. NOSP. and Throitd. Will be at Commercial Hotel, Seaforth All day Wednesday, &pie nth. NEXT VISIT MAY gib Notice to Creditors., To the matter of Daniel 813ilebulti, of the village of Zurich, in the County of Matadi merchant, in. =Went. -Notice Is hereby given that the said Daum Stein. bad:. carrying on business as a teach/bet at the add Village of Zurich, has made an assignment un. der R. S. 0.. 1697, Chapter 147, of all hie estate, credits and effeett. to Joseph 81)011,0 the Village of Daehwood. Banker, and john F.-Itiokbell, of the Village of Zurich, Implement agent i for the general benefit of his creditors. A meeting of oreditora will be bed at the Dominion hotel, in ,the said village of ,Zurioh, on Wednesday, the fith day of April,- A. -D. ION, at the hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to receive a statement of Web'. Appoint inspectors, and for the ordering of the 0410 of the estate generally. Creditors are requeend to file their claims with the asIgnees with mole and particulars as ?qui. ed by the said act, on or before the day of elicit retain-. And notice le fuither given that after the 25th day of Aptil, 1906, the assignees will proceed to diattlbuto the aasets of the estate among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which shall then had been given and Unit they will not be liable for the moots or any part thereof so distributed, to any,iterson or persona Of whose abate he shall not then have had nottioe. JOSEPH Sra ELL /it JOHN Itlitliti3EIL. Assign- ees t OLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors for the Aesignees. Dated at Exeter this 27th day of March, A. D. UM. 1946-3 POSTS. INDIFFERENT AND BACKSLIDERS REMINDED OF OBVIOUS FACT. MAII QUI KIN WHIRL AROUND Prayer for Restoration -Powerful Ap- peal for a Renewal, of Spiritual Ties and for a Rekindling of Spiritual As- tivities-RevieVe of the Years Shows -Only Character Remains, All Things Else Change, .Entered according tq Act of' Parliament Of Canada, in the yeer 1905, by Frederick Diver. of Toronto, at the Deparunent of Agriculture, Ottawa. Los Angelee, Cal., April 9.—To th indifferent, and especially to the back- slider who has' gone back to the world and its pleasureet, this sermon makes a powerful aPPeal for a renewal of Spir- itual ties arid, El. rekindling" of spiritual activities. Tbe text is Psalm 11, 12, tion." "Restore unto me thefjpy of :thy salve, Oh, ,how quiplely, the wheel of for- tune may whirl ,aronnd! Whit we are to -day is no earnest of what we may be to -morrow. Rich and affluent, prosper- ous and. happy new, that does not prove that we shall be rich and happy. and prosperous, : with a multitude of friends hinging around us, next week or next month or next year. The night follows the day ps well as the day the, night. The people living an the South American republic of Chile reckon his- tory by this or tbet or the other earth- quake, which ha e made the heaving earth rock dowa, homes and clestroY whole cities en towns •and villages. Some, of us Tn4r. reckon the passing away of our lives by the epitaphs which are chlaeled upon the tomb- stones of .our aaried hopes. "Year of Ilida". we say. "Oh, that was the year of 1.tnericals awful black Friday, when my aortune like a snow- flake melted avvay in an hour. Year of 1881. That sva.6 the year I lost my brother or ;wife Or mother. Year of 1905. That 'wee the year 1 vt-as injured In a rafiread, aceident. On aocotmi of that broken hip a lostj my position at the store and oae to give up my life einsprance policy and become a poore helpless ineritlid, a burden on my friends. Ah. I am not as I peed to be. Once 1 had enough for myself andef Others. Now 1 anye less thau nothi I am dependent upon those arotned rne." Better days! dh yes, scores of you have seen better days in your body, your property and Your families! But, alas, many of us, like the writer of the words of my text, Inane seen better days in our spiritual .condition. I do not know whether thie author held, as do the Methodists of. <air day, that a good man might lose hie hold on salvation, but one thing is sp re—he knew that he had, fallen from geace. He had once tasted the joys Of iivine sonship. He had once waded P.We 'deep, knee deep, waist deep, chin eop, into the great depths of God's joys and had drunk of those living watera But now he has climbed out of those depths and stands shivering' *on the lagged rocks of evil. In the cold, biting W1nd% Tieus we find him crying out iiji ihe words of entreaty: "Oh, anni, bring back to me the happiness and the exhilaration and peace of my pose Ospel. life! 'oRestore unto me the joy or thy salvation!" Have not sonic of tis need to offer the prayer of the psalmist? I know that there are marly who are in the potation of this psalmist. I know, fur- thermore, that if you will only return you may taste a,gein the gospel Joys, and they will be sweeter to you than they ever were befere. An eminent minister of the croee a short time ago told me that the greatest blessing of a revival of religicala was not found in introducing strangere to Jesus, but in bringing back to his eervico those who had once been found at the foot of the cress. "And," saia he, "when these 'wanderers return they make the very best workers in our Christian church- es." May Ged help me to prevail on some of you backsliders again to taste the gospel joys! But I never did like praying for 'everything in general and for the uni- verse in particular." In order to be more explicit we -would divide the psalmist's prayer under three or four distinct headings. In the first place, I would have you make the prayer:- turn unto me, 0 Lord, the joy which I experienced when 1 first begah to re- alize the heights and the depths and 'aid' lengths and the breadths of thy sacrifices for me. Restore unto me tae joy which came to my soul when yeats ago I first approached the communion table and said, 'Lord, I believe; help thou mine unbelief.'" Then the tidal wave of happiness rolled over us in surges. Then we said to ourselves: "Saved by grace! Saved by grace! Oh, God, I thank lthee that I have been saved by grace!" Once our souls were aflame With gratitude for what God had done for us. No sooner were we converted than, like the psalmist, we cried out, "Even- ing and morning and at noonwill pray and cry aloud, and he shall hear my voice." But after awhile °Ur Joy- ful enthusiasm began to cool. We grew indifferent. We turned our backs upon God. We now find reading the Bible a bore and praying a drudgery and talking to Chris: and waiting for Christ to talk to us a task instead of an endless pleasure. Oh, my friends, do you want to feel again the exhilara- tion which came over you on the.day of your conversion? Then make the pray- er of my text. Make it day in and day out. Make It and continue to make it as you rehearse. all Gad has done for you by the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Oh. that to -day we could have the thrill which surged through us when we first felt that God had purged us with hys- sop until we were clean, that he had • washed us until we were whiter than snow! I3ut gratitade to God for what Christ has done for Us is not the only joy of salvation that is burled and needs to be renewed. One of these joys that We have an unlimited euentiby of good, sound, CEDAR POSTS, 4, 5, 6, 7 and i 8 inch tops,1 whieh we sell at prime bonsistent with. their quality, also a WO stook of Hemlock, whieh we cot to fill anv bill. If yoa want Cedar Potatoor Hemloole Lumber, it will pay yard to give us a A. MUSTARD & SON, 13,/11FILLD. needs to be resurrected is the one we used to find in Christian service. No sooner were we converted than immed- iately aye went forth to try and save, some ode else. Then when we brouren. a brother or sister to the cross thr came over us another joy which we he I not hitherto conceived, the joy of ing men and women for Christ. T, . is no joy on earth greater fhaii that. Not even the joy of being saved our- selves can be compared to the joy of knowing that by the grace of God we have been able to save some one else from perishing. . The man of the world who has never experienced this,joy cannot understand it. 'The exhilaration of it is couched for him in mystical and unknown tongues. I 1017 4 For years and years I could not under- stand when Paul meant in his letter to 4; 1. _.....„„,,•.••4sE•os..E••••••••••—ss."S"."• haren or s °es no ink woollens . keep you, brothbr. He will k you under the shatlote of his Wings. 1 you maite the prayer of ney text now? Will you continueito molte the earnest prayer, "Uphold me with thy free spirit," until at laet he delivers Vett forever from all sinful temptations at the great -White throne of heaven? It is injurious chemicals andn ulteratiOns in common soaps that destroy your clothesIt is adulter tions that harden your woollens and the excess alkali that destroys nd shrinks them Sunlight Soap contains no adulteration or excess alkali. It IS just pure saponified fats and otls 1Th4 is why it cleansles your clothes perfectly in bard or soft water and does not injure thdrn. All dealers are authorized to return your purchase money if you find any cause for complaint. LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, TORONTO 1004 4 k,...,. ,es•ki 'tt. • 1 . The Sunlight Maids find that flannels do not-thrink when, washed the Sunlight way the Romane. X telt he "cTici" not Mettle what he said. I believed he was oily using an exaggerated oratorical figure qf speech :when he said, 'Tor 1 could ish that myself were eau/and from Christ for my brethren, my kinsmen, according to the 'flesh." The more I studied that pastage the more I felt and do feel to -day that Paul literally made this praYer,'"Oh, Christ, if there Is no way to save my bro'Aiers, rriy sis- ters, 'my efriends, my people, but by blotting my name out of the book of life then destroy me for their sakes!" In other words, Paul said, "Destroy me. if by my spiritual -death others might spiritually live forever in thee." And . yet is not -this Joyful willingness to be sacrificed to save others experienced by the hew convert always? Oh, apostates;. oh, Ye negligent and slothful church members, standing idly 'about in the market places when God's lucky young man who seemed to have vineyards are filled with, the. . , no ear for -good music. Every popular air, lverytmusic hall jingle, every ne- in the eitting-reeam is one. The loving caress of a Mother's or a wffee hand Is. pother. Tte playful prattle of a c, litt a child, the quiet prayer, the sweet me rories of long years that aro past, are:others. The hopes of the years to conr being talked over, offer the high- est Jeri this side of heaven. 0 man, do net think that associating with men of he world offers to you the acme of ple eure, If you cannot find any en- jor ent in the fellowship of Christian peo Ae, then the soonet by the grace of God You kill your diseased spiritual app tite the better for your own en- joy' ent and the better for your life. Thet-you Cart govern your love for the good and your dislike for the bad or the indifferent was illustrated 'to me by rihe -experience of a lady membea- of y. dharoh who is a very, fine must- cia.tels He; brother was a hanriir . go clusters just ready for the plucking, you have known in' the past the joy of salvation in the saving of souls! Why, I can see even now the reflection of a past joy upon your faces as in the Attlee when eau need to labor in the Sunday schools and bring little chiat dren to Christ. • 1 can see you now smiling as you used to do when you broughl your friends to the revival meetings and la,bored with them to az- cept Christ. I can see you now going up to your minieter. and ea.rriestly and rapturously saying: "Paator, keep on praying. We will get them. They are bound. to give their hearts to Christ - We will get them yet.", But now the. world and the flesh have crept in., You do not work for souls as you used to do. you do not have the old joy of saving souls. Oh, my friends, will you not pray that this joy may come to you again: "Lord, God, give me the old thrill of being saved by thy sacrifice.. But do more than this, Lord. Give me the Joy of saving some one else' for thee. If it be necessary in order that others may spiritually live, that I mils* spiritually die, then, as Paul wiShed, let me die for °thine honor arid glory." 13ut in this psalmist's prayer . we evould find another Joy. It is this: "0 God, restore unto me the joy of Chris- tian fellowship with _Christions! 0 God, make me again love church services and the prayer meeVeigs and the mis- sionary gatherings and the convocation of ehe young pelvis. of the Christian Endeavorers and Itheworth leagues and the Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip! 0 God, may I desire to associate thy disciples more than to go with any other- class of people on earth!" You think this is a strange prayer to make.? I do not. When I make it, I know that one of the surest signs of -the true Christian life is to be found in ;the de- sire o9 a Christian to be where other Christian.s are, Yet, if mistake not, some of you never go 1.0 the midweek prayer meetings or to Sunday schools or to out cottage prayer meetings. -You look upon these meetings as al bore, a drudgery, a tiresome hour, wasted for duty's sake. When you go to these meetings you do so under protest. gro elody that had a.jellei ring to it, II he k ew by heart. All the noted college Song he could singuntil the very raft- ers choed. But the deeper, sweeter, heliet calls of the great musical mas- ters fell unheeded upon his dull lars. lairds brpther, who was a fine athlete. ' had Ws leg broken and was brought ehornel from college and .had to lie in bed ler about six weeks. During those six weeks his sister hadato contintially prattle& for a difficult performance whidh\ she was about to give before a famous musical society of the city. At 4 first tjie brother protested, He want- ed VI zear her play some of the popu- lar al s. But as the language of the 'flluSiOE4j masters kept pouring their th-ouga ts into his neind and heart through 'the Veritibule' of his ear there etita.s barn in his soul a love for the tru- ly gre t music. The old songs which he one loVed he now despisesThe trulyb autiful musie he etre despised • now- h lives. My friends, if you do not love the society of Christian peo- ple the is something wrong in your life. YOn have a diseased opiritual ap- petite. The nooner you go with the truly' consecrated 'people the sooner you will learn to iove their society. Do not make tl e prayer of my text, "Restore unto Me the joy of thy salvation," un - leas b4 constant association with Chrlstla4 people you do all In' your power t develop that, spiritual joy. But in order to fully grasp the beau- ty (if th palmist's prayer 'aou must remember that it is given with the ab- solute, knowledge that in his .own strengthalte was nothing, but that in Gods sttength he could be everything. David at \this time was standing under the shaddws of his past sins. God had blessed him again and again, Yet just 1 after these many manifestations of the divine lovire,he had fallen back into sin because he had depended upon pis own strength. I Thus David says, "Restore unto me the joy of thy salvation and uphold me by thy free spirit." That means in plain English, "Oh, God, bring me back th they loving grace, cleanse me from On and then by thy power do not lt me again wallow in the "Yes," you answer, "I do look upon quagmires otnd the bogs and the filth these eeligiouS gatherings an st bore, of evil... But I am not responsible for my likes and dislikes any more than I am to be blamed. because my favofite color is blue, my favorite flower a carnation, my favorite musician Beethoven, my favorite novelist Thatkeray, my favor- ite artist Rubens and my favorite poet Longfellow or Tennyson. I like what I iike and dislike what I dislike, and I cannot help it. Now, if I dislike to as- sociate with the class of people- who rhake up our distinctively religious gatherings, such as are found in the missionary society, I am not to blame. I am no more to blame than I am be- cause 1 dislike codfleh or mackerel and like apples and grape fruit." Ah, yes, my brother, you are to blame. You are indleadually responsi- ble for your likes and dislikes. If you do not care to associate with Christian people in Christian gatherings then it Is high time that you learned to enjoy their society, and the quicker the bei - ter. Because I do not love them nMe° taken back io her past surroundings.. that is no excuse why I should not Every night efere- she 'goes to bed she learn to love these people. Supposing calls her foster -father to her side or I was a, dyspeptic, supposing I had for crawls up i 'to his lap and puts her years been living on lobsters and veal. little arms about bis neck and says, and hart and pork and cabbage and "papa, you 011) let them come and highly seasoned salads and rich pas- take baby away, will your' Sometimes tries, supposing on account. of my dys- she awakes nt night and calls and asks pepsia I was sent to •a sanitarium, the same que. tion, "You won't let them take baby aemaY, will you?" And the ' great, strong I man, with te rs in his' simplest diet." Beeause I tell my phy- , eyes. says: "No, baby; no, daughter! sician I do not like plain toast and milk ' I will not let 'them come and take you and Cold bread and good, wholesome beefsteaks and ' potatoes would • 'hat make any difference?- No. My phyei- cian would reply: "Then the sooner you learn to like theta the better. You have a diseased appetite. You must develop a healthy appetite for good. wholesome, simple foods." Now, my Christian friend, by - the same law you may have a diseased spiritual appetite for spiritual associa- tion. If you cannot find enjoyment in communion with Christian people, then the sooner you. learn how to enjoy'their society the better. You are exafer,y in the position of the -frivolous girl or he dissipated boy growing up in a Chris- tian home. Such children are n ver happy unless they are off at sorry par- ty or visiting some neighbor or attend- ing some theatre. But after awhile they Will find thaa the sweet, gentle fellowships of a Christian home offer the best kind of enjoyment, The quiet readiag Of 5 boole by the glowing hPeela. It is only by doubting and continuing \ to distrust 'our own strength that we in are led to ly entirely upon God's pro - treating pover. I would have us feel our depend nce on God when we make this prayer exactly as the tittle adopt- ed daughter of a dear friend of mine feels toward her father. Some months ago this lit le girl was in a foundling institute in lone of our large cities. By this institut on she was sent west and put into a low Mexican's home of ig- filth. There my friend d said: "She shall not•re- She shall come and be ahd live in my home." He It, Then he and his wife little girl and put . clean her and put her into a bed. They surrounded hat wealth and love could oust: that little girl is now a and one-half years old) continual terror of bane norance .an found her a main here. my daughte took her we washed the clothes upo clean, white her with all give. Yet, t only about t . she .lives in what would be the first order of my physicians? "Put that man on th -- away from me and ma.minal Go to sleep now; papa will keep you safely by his side!" So David, as a heart- broken sinner, last reaches up and puts his arms up in plea to God and says: 'Oh, Father, keep me. Don't let me go back to sin as 1 have done in the past. Keep me, Lord; Keep me in the power of thy love." Have you not, oh, man, sinned after Gd has restored to you again and again the joy of salvation? Can you not say to him now: "Keep me, Lord. Keep mil-, Father. Keep me." Thus, my friends, because you have again and again come to Christ and tasted of the JO of salvation and then fallen aa•ey de not let your broken 'resolutions keel': you awey from the Saviour to -day. First get a clean sheet. Say, "0 God, rgive." Then make a prayer, an earn et prayer, which will be a continuone irayer for every morn- ing, noon and n ght. Let this be your prayer: "0' 00 4, keep me, keep me! O'Isord. keen mel every .aten 1x eV! And REASON N° WHY YOU SHOULD USE Sir Redvers Buller and Elia 'Tenant. Oho of the bravest of our generals is trilsthe of the Newton estate, near the Village of Newton St. Cyres. On going over the estate on a recent occasion, he came in contact with a tenant who failed to recognize him, and who was fiTh ef complaints. On finding out the identity of the general, he requeeted him to vieit his house sorne hitle dis- tance away, and his wife would show him some dilapidations that 'urgently required attention. On reaching the cottage, the general was confronted by the female occupant, who invited him .to enter; She showed him over the premises, pointed out the requirements and waxed wroth because the 'visitor did not appear to agree to all her wishes, Then she threatened that lf she could not get the work done she should go and eee "Mr. Buller" about it. Grasping the situation, the general inquired if she would know "Mr. Dui- I ler" if she saw him. She declared she g should, as she had his likeness hang, ing up in her houee, After consider- able discussion It gradually dawned on the woman who her visitor was, and his likeness was really in her house. She was then full of apologies, but the general assured her she had done no- thing wrong, and left her to her owa reflections, assuring her that the neces- sary wants should receive attention.* Columbus a Hired Alan. Mr, Christopher Columbus discover- ed Asnerica on wages of "450 a month and found." In a ledger onde -belong- ing to Queen Isabella and recently un- earthed in Geneva, be figures as a hired man. His job lasted six Months, and he. got 1300 out ofditt •••••............•••••••••••••••••••••• CASTOR1A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the flignature of • -joseple Smith, head of the >for - mon church, has bought 67,000 acres of land in Alberta and proposes to establish a. .colony of Mormons. ,The price paid was about $400,000. The plan is to divide the tract bate small farms to be settled upon by Mormon colonists trEnn Utah and elsewhere. Although the deal has been elosed the Mormons are not expeeted to take 'possession' until late this fall or early next year. A Guaranteed Cure for Piles. Itching, Blinds Bleeding or Pro- truding Piles. Druggists refund money if Pave Ointment fails to cure any ease, no matter of how 'ion standing, in from 6 to 14 days. First application gives ease and rest. 50e. If ,your druggist hasn't it, send 50o. in stamps and it will be forwarded post-paid ;by Paris Medicine St, Louis, Mo., 1930-6 m. -Hiram 'Walker & Son, the big distillers of Walkerville, near Wind- sor, contemplate erecting a monster distillery, which win be the largest in Canade, and will double the pre- sent capacity. Plans for the erec- tion of a reek warehouse Ito hold 4,000 barrels have been ooMpleted, and one to hold 25,000 barrels will shortly be built. The expenditure will be about $300,000. To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- lets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to eure. E. W. Grove's signature is on each box. Prioe, 25c. 1930-1 yr. easeamee-eee.beaaaea —One of the oldest munteipal offi- 'core in Ontario, perhaps the very oldest in length of }continuous ser- vice, closed his official career on Friday evening last, when Mr. T. Wills, ex -M. P. P., 'county treasurer of Hastings, retired to private life Mr. Wills, who is in his 80th year, had faithfully served the oounty for more than 53 years, 26 years as county 'clerk and the remainder of that long period as treasurer. Mr. Wills wee elected in the Conservative interest tb the Ontario Legislature in d875, end .served his term, but, did not offer for re-eleetion. He is still hale and hearty. MILBURN'S Heart and Nerve Pills. Are • specific for all heart and nerve troubles. Here are some of the sympe toms. Any one of them should be a warning for you to attend to it irn- inedistely. Don't delay. Seriona break- - down of the system may follow, if you do: Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Dizzi- ness, Palpitation of the Heart, Shortness of Breath, Rush of Blood to the Head, Smothering and Sinking Spells, Faint and Weak Spells, Spasm or Pain through the Heart; Cold, Clammy Hands and Feet. There may be manfminer symp- toms of heart and nerve trouble, but these are the chief ones. • Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills will dispel all these symptoms from the system. Price 60 cent per box, or $ for $1.25. WEAK SPELLS CURED. • hits. L. Dcrey, Hemford, N.S., writes . us as follows was troubled with dizziness, weak spells and fluttering of ; the heart. 1 procured a be= of Milburn': : Heart and Nerve Pills, and they did me so much good that 1 got two more boxes, and afterfinishing them 1 wascompletely cured. .1 mud say that 1 cannot teem*. .1 mend them too bigiii ed Rose Tea Beeatiee it is ,Recommended by the Best Grocers.. You will generally find Red Rose Tea in a store which deals in standard brands of high-class goods. These are the merchants who do not look for goods which give them the largest profit, because it pays them best to sel/ goods which are the mot reliable and give - their customers tir greatest satisfaction. Ask a grocer of this kind his opinion of Red Rose- Tea—his opinion will be honest, because nearly all other teas pay him a larger profit tlaan Red Rose. He probably uses it in his own house, and will tell you in,a very few words why he recommends it. • T. H. ESTBROOKS, St. John, N.B. BRANetIES: 'TORONTO, WINNIPEG. Beattq Furniture 4446.14444444+++++++++++++++ We inviie attention to the- mag. nificent assortment ,of Furniture. Our display is large. Selections at this store are_ made easy and every taste gratified. We are giv- ipg exceptitIonal offerings through the entire 'store, • e e 4-1-144-14.÷4444-1-14444-14+4441. rDTiG PromptlY:attended , to night or day, BROADF %%130;C & $mA.T-to:Feigii S. T. HOLMES, Manager. HA :Why not stop this falling of your hair? At this rate you willsoott be without any hair! Just remeMber that Hall's Hair Renewer stops failing hair, and /hakes hair grow. nolitirrankint=11.06" VEGETABLE wen IA ilair Renewe RING AGAIN Spring has come again and come quickly. It has, perhaps caught you unprepiared in the matter of dot/ling, The probabilities are thac it has, but we were ready for it and are busy turning out suitable garments' for those who were before baud. There Iselin* chance for you, ur range of spring euitings and overcoattngs atill large, of the be8t quality and the latest style. Come to us and we. twill clothe you like spring and make yote feel like spring. ++++4444++++++++++++++++++ RIG T BROS, FUR.itr AILEBAS, BEell'ortr.E The Robert Bell Egine at :thresher Co., (LIMITED.) Seaforth Authorized Capital $200,000.00 Paid up Capitai $91,900.00 me Ontario, M. Y. MoLEAN, President A. YOUNG, Vice -President. DIRECTORS: CHAS. WRAY, M. D. J. • GREW W. K. PEARCE GEO. McEW JOHN FINLAYSON ROBT. BELL W/24. PICKARD M. Y. MeLEAN A. YOUNG MANAGING DIRECTOIt-ROBT. BELL SECRETARY -JOHN FINLAYSON BANKERS -DO ON BAN• K SOLICITOR -R. S. HAYS In order to tre, t the increaPtf in business which is cffering, and to enlarge the premises for building Separators, Wind Stackers and Feeders, %hien has already been commenced, the Directors heVe decided to cffer $10,000.00 stock for sale at par, 10 per map, payable on applicalon ; balance as called for by the Company, in same 210t to ex- ceed 15 per oentmombly„ until all is paid up. The whole amount can be paid at any time at option of subeeriber, Ind dividends will date trent payment of full amount. The Dividends will be pa able yearly on February 1st. remainingdiviercusb e apt ititoafistaide, in nub and very peer, over And above the amount paid Is n.0,0b $2.5,000 00. 0 form & Reserve Fund, until such Reserve Fund etuel This is a successful going concern, Willa hall risen from small lag:nningre and ha* already paid the 7 per cenb. dividend promptly each year, beeidee aeetunniating a tub- stantiel reserve. Sales in 1903- -- .. . Sales in 1904. , • . • ... • •• • • 1140,2221292 . Dividends pad 1903..... RDetvseidrev:ds;paid in 1904 • • • • • • . • ••••• .. .. .. :•• • s ••• • • • • s'S g.lot 551, 6 943 :A Depreciation Reserve., 5 208 50 BillsRee. Reierve.. . • ••••• •• • e• • •••••••• 5,338,89 •••••••.••••,• • $26,2459, Thtre is no watered stock. Every eharekolder is on equal if:marg. Every share represents actual value. The Robert Ball Engine & Thresher Limited, has an eo tablished business, which is increasing rapidly, and past the experimental stage, This - is no speculatiou, but a legitimate proposition for investment, yielding 7 per centsad accumulating a reserve which will Iregely increase the par value of the shares. The Engine and Thresher butinesu in Canada is only in les infancy. The marke almoet unlimited. About eaten -eights of all the Threshing Engines and. Separators used Irk Manitoba and the Northwest are imported from the United States. Thee° would be bought from the home manufacturers if they could supply the demand, There 14 *- duty ef 25 per mt. On all garde of this clam imported into Canada, which gives thee Cemedian Manufacturer a &elided adeantege. Send subserptione or write for information to The ine Robt. Bea Engine & ThreshereCo. Or R. 8. HAYS, 11Seabrth, Ont. LIMITED SEAFORTH, ONT. 19 VErf, 1.0111f 1341E141Z, . Votiefinury &IA; tutted. 17, wog Iola -rite. V Kritoe aria t ;eon el exas De se-atee Ilaintilta• V. r Ontario Veterir her of the Nadlett lowyCollege. 'Vegeta b the mod modern fevsr speoiwity. n Street, Setfortl will rettetve prratepio, et Owe. 1 JAME Hinitter, Solicite re arestortb °moo °Pea •tore, Male street, a . Brridet. eolisiter for the Dce minion Bank, ne 1. 11. HEST, B Notary Publi Past's hookatore, 1 cozBankfer .othf..di: riICKUSTSON jei ore, $o., Go ••••••••••••••••.4nesok, RAO reMOva from ful new offiees, 43 none 73 DR. Gram -teat Onir eine, member el, rectos of 1013tWO NielesaSetioel, tea Loudnte EDZ ondotz.Enriend. *sore, Male Stree siltensivered on. IF BM OfiIeO end Reel hodIt &aro coroner for the ORS. S PHYS1 C43a 4 street, Bit ember On rneott, Dr. mAogi.Y, 10111 taeli3tU flolle5x... P ••••••••••••••••••••• A TAJLES he coon part of the Gott guaranteed. ar Teat y.4omp9 atteuti t. VOTIONEE Auotionee Perth, Ptelug understending -meets, placesen tirioes. C' -or no pay. Ali 13 Lot 91, Oen ttendft! to. FARM PROP Witham t a !rap Geo Dtamtne Jai Lean.Mario& Kiipen Sebt. .1 MOO Cure title P. oe swam* ' Partite, dee other business Anp1ie2tiou •te their respee The andert- ler6sh ptiee fe Soft Elm, Beeeeki, De, livered se le ea be out sa ev to be cut inches