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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1905-08-25, Page 6VEGETABLE SIC! .A II 1r enew Renews the hair, makes it new mal in restores the freshness. what you need if your hair is fadedor turning gray, for restores the color. Stops falling hair,lalso. Purii.WALTrart.Mrs. 4Nimor ate REAL EST ATE FOR SALE ,r4 RAZING FARM FOR SALE OR RENT.— Cantin farm Stanley township, 145 eaves. Apply to R. S. HAYS, Barrister, Seaforth. 19554f BILDING LOTS FOR SALE.—For axle, flavors' desirable building lots in the town of Sea - forth. These lots are _situated in one of the best parts of the town and are well planted with the oholceat of fruit. Apply to W. D, McLean, at the naosneet. grrtoo, Leatorth. 1940.tt Itt)110FITABLE INVESTMENTS.—I eve lend money on improved gender sections a 160 awes eaoh at from 8 to 10 per cent. per annum. Only first mortgazee taken, Ample RegurIty given "'retreat' Title a System is perfect. From $800 up •OM be lent on terms woe& from 81,000 to 82.e00. For turther partieulare write to me, J. A. 3 ACK. SON, Barrister, etc.. Ponoka, Alberta. 195943 WARM FOR SALE.—For sale lot 29, concession 2, 1. IL R. S., Tnekerantith, containing 100 acres, ail cleared except about five aorea of good hard- wood.• Ail undevarained, well fenced and in a good ,state of cultivation. A good brink home and two barnsone with stone stabling underneath. Plenty ot good water and a ood bearing orchard. This Iterm is well adapted for either stock or grain. About midway between Seatorth and Clinton. Ap- ply on the premises or Seatottli P. 0. H. TOWN - SEND, Proprietor. 19424! 11tyusx AND LOTS FOR SALE.—For sale, brick house and 2 Iota in Sestorth. One lot Wee -on North Main Street and the other on West Wit - Team Street. The homes is a coneforteble brick eattege and containe &bedroom', dining room, sit- ting room aud kitehen, with good caller under the whelp house. Hard and sent water in the house. There tt alus a good stable and driving shed: All Adndoof fruit on the lot. Apply to 3. L. ALLAN, Itondesboro, or to 0. W. ATKINSON, Seaforth. 1905x4t1 OR SALE—A farm conteinine 100 scree of lend, U being Lot 6, Conoeraion 7,10 the Tow ship of Tuckerstnith, five miles from Seaforth and Mona- ing to the orate of the late Itlichael O'Keefe. This lam 'is sultabie for onitivation or pasture and will be Bold on reasonalale term'. For hill reticulate epply to THOMAS BROWN, Auctioneer, Seaforth 19614f EIARISI FOR SALE,—Lot 10, Concestion 4, Hib- p beet, containing ItO "verse more or less. It is ,offered for sale on easy terms. On the place are a good frame house, lame barn with good nab. 'lingonderiteath. There he also one note of butt% and the fartri itt well drained and in a splendid state of cultivetien. Handy to market, sehool eud church For fu ther pa,tleulars apply on tbe place 4o ROBERT LAVERY. 1954x1tf VARM FOR SALE.e-Let 88, Concession 7, afo- r Killen. This farm contains 100 aorea cf good land. has on it a bank barn 61 x 64 with 6 foot stone tabling. Atm a good 8 -roomed briek holm, or -chard, good water, etc. ilia six miles froin See • forth and la- miles from Condones poet alio. Apply to wti R. liGANSHARD, Sturgeon Fall, Ont. or tto E. HINCHLEY, Worth. 13114 -it 'VARA FOR SALE—Lot 3t, conceeston 1,Ushorne, contening 99 acres, situated on the London 'Road 1 nine from Hartsell. and 4 miles from Rotate atm. It is in a first class state of cultivation beine well drained AIM tile, neatly all sutnmer :allowed find seeded to graer,nearly ail fenced' with new Car- tier wire fen0e. On the farm is a 'stone house and -plenty of outbuildings, including one_of the finest poultry houeea in Onterio. There are two twella, a spring. creek, and a flowing spring that wouldtfill a 'three-inch tile. Apply on the farm or, to Mensall pot office. BENJAMIN HOGG aRTH. 1958 tt a 11111_litrit_C6T EXPOSITOR vwsami•Obiegolli.1.11"111.°111"milmmil".1.11.8wisoloomak.___ Free Gifts of Toilet Sijaps Use SUNLIGHT SOAP and SAVE THE COUPONS. The Coupons are the same as cash because they can be exchanged for Toilet Saps for which you have to pay out money 'every week. Users of SUNLIGHT and CHEERFUL SOAPS can get their TOILET SOAPS for nothing. Ask your grocer for patticulars or write us for Premium List. A gift is of little value if it consists of something you have no use for. rn exchange for Sunlight Soap Couplms you can get something you need and use every tday. 'LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, TORONTO, CANADA. I 2000 goamanamillealla _AMR THE ARROWS OF TRUTH USED WITH DRAMATIC EFFERt AGAINST PREVALENT VICE. FULL OF DEADLY POISON" Inspired Verbal 47:.-..-ance Against the, Sin of Slander In Bisiness and So- cial Life—One Thing That No Man ' Can Time — The Tongue, anch Its Varied and Infinite Capacity For, VARM FOR SALE.—For axle, lot 18, concession 11 4, in Hibbert, contain:rig 100 acme On the tyke° is a briok d veiling lonse, with frame doitehen, with all neoessary outbuildings and lots of good etabline ; well fenced, well drained and plenty of good water. Tater° are 9 hares of bush. It is situated two and a half miles from Dublin station, where there is a, good market. Convenient to scheme ani cam:Thee et all denorninationt. Apply eon the premiees or address ANDREW McLELLAN, Dublin P 0. 196541 'I -TILLAGE PROPERTY FOR SALE.—For sale in V Egmontiville, a oomfortable franae house with -three acres of land in a very fertile condition es ith plenty of large and email fruits tor family use also large barnand outbuildings in good repair. The 'house has been recently overhauled and contaius seven motes with oholee cellax, full 81Z3, good wood shed, eleo summer kitchen and an excellent spring well teed good cistern. Any person desiring a emu- •fortabln, quiet home of Wit description, cal/ardent to town, thould not miss this opportunity. Will be sold reasouebly aed on easy terins. For further perticulars apply on the promisee or addrese Eg- ‘mondville P. 0., WM. BUBOLZ, 1943-tt EIARM FOR SAL—Fon sale, Lot 28, Concession U 2, If E., , one of the best Perms in Tucker- amith, ntaieine 100 norm It is an exeeptiontily .01355 farm with no waste Itncl ; all eeeded to grass mot of is hayine teen in pasture five or eix years. Res extra well supplied with weber. OR the tarn, is a good brick house and two hems with stone etebling uode Reath with cement nom Plenty of ,fralt trees of drfferent kinds. 11 is pleasently sit• uated in a gnod neighborhood, beans: onieh.lf from tchool aed 8t miles 1 coin Seteforth. Atply on the prunitea or address JOHN ROBB, Settforth P. 0., Ont. 19644f Making Mischief. Entered according to Act of Parliament of Caned*, in the year mot, by Frederick -Diver. of Toronto, at the Department of Agriculture, Ottawa. t Los Angeles, Cal., Aug. 20.—In this sermon the -preacher rebukes the 'pre- valent vice -of loose and censorione ut- terance, and especially of slander in business and social life. The text is James iii, 8, "Full of deadly polson;" Never did inspired writer feather his verbal arrows of truth with more drae Matte comparisons than the author of my text. He seems to take us out to the corral pf an eastern Bedouin chief. Methinks I see the leader -of this nomad tribe looking over his herd of fine limbed, high spirited, mettle- some- thoroughbreds. Then he turns to one of his men and says: "John, I think we will bridle yonder colt toels,y and break her to the saddle." "Aye," answers the man. "That is sooner said than done. Never did we have a higher strung, uglier four legged beast than that colt. She will kick and bite and snort and foam at the mouth whenever we go near her." ' "Is that so?" answered the chief. "Tben the sooner we break her the better." I see the ropes ,flung over the colt's neck, I see her attempt to kick and bite the hand that puts the bit into her mouth and the saddle upon her back. I see her eyes flash. I see her rear, plunge and roll on the ground and afterward bolt, and .for miles run away over the hills. Then I see her gradually subdued until at last that nomad chief makes her his pet riding mare. I see her finally under perfect control, like, Job's mighty war charger, smelling the battle from afar, and as I gee all this transforreation the author of my text says, "Behold, we put hits In the hoAes' mouths that they inaY obey us. and we turn about their whole body * but the tongue can no man tatee.:' Then the author places us upon the deck of one of the. Alexandrian corn ships. He plctures one of those awful M terranean en rocl yd ons that played ataeli havoc Arial the shipping of old,' rind winch destroye so many ships of the preAent ,day. The wind is blowing hurricane. The sails are whipped •into slirkcie. But though that ship is teeeing ebout in th mighty, heaving bilanvs, yet she is -ceder complete Con- trol of the steersman, who. with his ingie hand, inoves the rudder to the right or to the left. Then the author of my text says: -"Behold also the nips, which though they maybe so great, and are driven of fierce winds, yet are they turned about wich a very .enall helm, whithersoever the govt enter lieteth * * but the tongue no men can tame." Then he takeS us away up in the mountains.. He gathers together a few tie!rd greeses and strikes a spark and lent:lee them. No sooner are the axastree afire than the evening winds fon them into a great conflagration, -which sets all the forests of those r"'"'rtaint nbloae. Ave, for nights you 'GURU FOR S ALE—Nerth heti of Lot 12, Con - ,U cession 6 Morris, containing 100 acres, situated on the eravel road. four aod a hat mile.' wort of Bruanis and four mileo from Belgrare. There- are .80 aeres aleercd, well drained, fenced and in a ,good state of cultivation, at preeent teeded dean. The recuainicg 20 acrea is covered with exaellent timber, Tore la a good frame house with ttote cellar, gold frame barn with etene stabling under - math, a good tesaitg crohard and an abundanoe of goad water. There is a church and a post °aloe within half a mile arid a school within three quer- 'tars of a mils. Fur furtrer partioulars a-Opl MRS, B. SHILLIE, Hensall. 1963xatf Altai FOR SALE.—For Bete let 29, on the eth conceselon cif EIlabert, coatateing 60 a -creedal tin a good Mate of cultivation. There'. on the pre, Mos a hriek houen and brink kitoirtn arid a goal -oiler. Titers is also a lerge bank barn, 60 x 40 and A laanto of 12 feet, with atone stebline unierneeth. Mao a shod 80 x 80 ft. e.nd a driving house with ,everythIng complete. There are throe never failing walla on the premises, there le alao a lug) ortht rd and good garden. There are ten aerosol fall whet alownhend there are 40 eves seeded do NU. Either aultable for hey or pesture. All the fall plolehing ds done. The farm is wsli uedercirained with tile and well fenced with wire fences. It is In a good locality, being altueted two and a heti mileherr, ,Chiselhurat, where there is a pest oftloe ani two churchei, Methodist and Prashyteritn, mites from 'Seaforth and there is a good grarel road running past the farm. It is in good candition and will be eold ort reasonable terms as the proprietor wishes to retire. For further pertieulert apply nn the ,premlees or to G1IA1ULE3 EBERHARo, Sista P. u., Ontario. ' 19.1741. IMPORTANT NOTIOES. Don SALE tet Seatorth oatmeil mill, a qeautity U of salvage wheat, sold tether kiln dried oe un - .dried at 60o per bushel sr tt 65c In c er iota. WAL- TER THOMPSON Ss SONS, Limited. 1982-tt can see them burning, as we have seen the monntain fires burning up in the Adirondacks or upon the Berkshire 'hills. Then he says: "The tongue is a little member.' It is almost as in- significant looking as a small sParle. But "behold how great a matter a lit- tle fire kindleth." The damage which the, tongue or the spark can do is in- finite. Then he compares the evils of the tongue 'to the awful ravages of physical disease — to those of hideous' leprosy or cholera or the bubonic plaguee--"It deflleth the whole body." Then, in the four words of rny text, he compares the eVil tongue of man to the poisonous fangs of a hissing ser- pent. The reason 'I have drawn for you all these different comparisons, used in connection with the comparison of my tet, _is this: I want you to know that no symbol is too demoniac, no comparison is too destructive or too repulsive for the author t� cite as a criterion by which to judge the fatal effects of the human. tongue, when it Is evil. May God help me, to -day to show you some of the dark dens and caverns in which this evil tongue of man, as a serpent's fangs, hides itself, and where it is most able to strike its deadly poison into the flesh and hearts of its helpless victims. The evil tongue of man,. in the first place, is a vindictive tonkue, It has stored up a.mong'its deadly poison.s the: ' aceuthulated ma4ce, not only of days, but of weeks arid months and years. Like the North American savage of old, it never forgets a, supposed injury. which some one has done tfLgainst it. It will go out of it way a hundred miles, a thousand miles, aye, it will stealthily lie in ambush for years, to get a §ultElble opportunity to strike, It is not like an ordinary snake, which will leave you alone unless you tram- ple upon it, but it is like a panther stalking ?Is prey. It is like a hound on the track of a deer. It is like a lioness following the man who has rob- bed her of her whelps. It will pursue a stIpposed enemy for miles and miles, and for years and years, always seek- ing the right moment when it can bury Its fangs in the hearts of its foes. 'And when that time comes, like Shylock, it will always strike for the vital pound of ,,flesh nearest's, to the beating heart. Oh, the abject n-lercilessness of a vin- dictive tongue! You well know its un- forgiving, relentlOs nature; for it may be that such a vindictive tongue has been following you for years. It may have pursued you, a, minister, for a quarter of a century. When you took your first church you' found the choir loft in the viselike. grin of an elder. One of hie daughters was the organist. Another daughter sang as the soprano. 'A future -son-in-law was the tenor. The music was an utter ' failure. What were you to do? 'You could no more run a successful church without good music than you could run it without th2 right kind of -preaching. (The day, in a state of desperation, you called your church officers together 'EISTRAY OATTLE—titreyed from the premises of _EA the underrigned, Llt 1, Con iessien 7, Tucker - smith, on Auguat 16th, 27 head of yearlingu. two year olds and throe year olds. Lett seen at Peter IdoOstrues, Hiabert. Any Infermation leading to their recovery will be liberally iewarded, JOHN MaCONNELL, Seatorth P. 0. 1966-3 FOR SA.LE. CillORTIIORNS Selle.—fhe underaigne d 0 has for sale on Let 16, Ooneeetion '2, Hey, a -number Of up-to-date thoroughbred Shorthorn bulls, they ars of the low set bitoky type, derk rad du color and of ohoice breeding. They are all elig- ible for reelatretion anti will be soli reasonebly. .JOHN ELDER, Ileoall P. 0. 19484t EICEBTER SHEEP AND SHORTHORN CATTL U FOR 8A1.—The :undersigned has for rale set, feral thoroughbred Leicester Sheep tend Durban Cattle of both sexes. Address Egmondville P. 0. o Apply at 'farm, Mill Road, Tuokeramith. ROBEPs -CHARTERS & SONS. 113724 SHORTHO RN 3 FOR S AL E.— a. few G randly brei Scotch Shorthorn Bulla with regittered pedi- grees, 8 bo 21 menthe Prices from $50 to $90, if takeu soon, also cows and heifers at about the name oricee, ale° a few 'Berkshire sows four months' old tbAVID MILNE, Ethel, Ont, 19824f Red Cedar SHINGL Oar Just Arrived. N. CLUFF & SONS, LUMBER YARD and PLANING MILL, SE A_FORTII. tongue of man should be condemned by man. Yet te-day there are many Professional men and many merchants building up their practices or busi- nesses upon a tissue of lies. - A. professional falsehood came direct- ly under my observation, when, many years ago, I was preaching in an east- ern city. One of my church officers. was taken down with lung trouble and had to go to .A.rizona to live. While there, his little daughter became very sick with heart trouble. The mother brought her back home. The father telegraphed me to look after them. I at once went to my family physician, one of the most eminent in the state, and had him examine the child. He looked °the little girl carefully over, and this was his diagnosis; "She has valvular trouble of the heart in its most fatal form. She may live a. year, but in all probability she will die in. about six months. Within a few weeks dropsy will set in, then she will have to be tapped. The best thing you can do is to *make her as comfortable as possible, for she cannot get well." I wrote to the father the result. At once he came home and *sent for an- other doctor._ This other physician came in and said, "I can 'cure her if you will glee me full charge of the case." That physician knew he could not cure her. Death had written its fatal mark all over that child, but be- cause that other physician said h could cure the child 'the new doctor became the attending physician. He called twice a day for six months. The child grew worse and worse, Just as my family .physician said she would, Then she died, as he had predicted. But on. account of that false hope which the other physician held out, he. was tLble to get the patient and to se- cure the fee. In business as well as in professional life men are guilty of "the lying tongue." They lie about -land they want to sell; they lie about houses they want to rent; they lie about their stock; they lie about their furniture stores; they lie about their horses; they lie about everything they desire to get' rid of. They keep on lying in a business way: just as though King Solomon had never hulled his conderna nation against business lies when he wrote these terrible words: "The get- ting of treasures by a lying tongue is vanity tosSed to and fro of them that seek death The robbing of the wick- ed shall destroy them because the Y re- fuse to do 1 judgment." 0 God, deliver us to -day from being merchants who are perjurers or- lawyers who are de- ceivers or -physicians who are falsifiers or men trying to sell their goods by de- ceiving their fellow men. 0 God, de- liver us from the falsifier's doom. "For without are dogs and sorcerers and whoremongers and murderers and idol- aters and whosoever loveth and mak- eth a lie." But the evil tongue of man is also a vile tongue. Vile in the sense that it Is filled with ale uncleanness. Vile be- cause the lewd, the corrupt, ,the the defiled, the debased, the impure, Lhe coarse, is often the, type of the language in which it glories. Vile in the sense that the stories and the com- munications it .speaks are often unfit for respectable ears. Yet its corrupt conversations are not only heard in the notorious places of evil resort but they are ,also heard in the street and in so called respectable homes and among so-called ladies as well as so-called gentlemen. But the vindictive tongue and the lying tongue and the vile tongue is also the blasphemous tongue. When the man of one talent in the Bible went and hid his talent in the earth he immediately commenced to put the responsibility on God. When you and I do -wrong and continue to do wrong, vindictive tongue the tongue of tor- giveness; the tongue of -vileness the pure, tongue; the tongue of deceit the truthful tongue; the tongue of blas- phemy the praying tongue', and the tongue of condemeatton the tongue of charity. It is said that many yeare ago in a. hotel, 'dining room the late Dr. Annesley heard some men cursing God and their fellow men at an ad- joining- table. The good doctor bade the waiter carry a glass of Neater to the blasphemers with his compliments. "What is that for?" they asked. "I thought," said Dr. Annesley gravelY, "that . you would like to cool your 'tongues in it, after the fiery language Yell were uttering." That may have been a Just rebuke. But if we to -day, wlil thrust our e-vil tongues int6 thet "water of life" we shall not only cool thein, but by the power of the Holy Spirit we shall change them. 011, my friend, will you not to -day let God change your evil tongue into the tengue of purity, the tongue of prayer, tleieteonnegsuse? of love and the tongue -of gentleness? "But," says some one, "how can God make this change?" I do not know how it is done, but I do know he can ito it and he will do It, if you will only talk with him and ask his help. Ile cen change your evil tongue in the same way that your Christian mother used to change 'it. You remember,, when lyou look back to your boyhood ilfe, hw angry you used to get. I can see you now in one of your quar- rels with your -brother. Your little fists were clinched. Your eyes were flashing. Your breast was heaving. You had raised your arm to strike a blow when you looked up and saw your !nether. She looked at you so tenderly and reprovingly as she eaid, "Charley!" At first you could not answer. Then die muttered imprecation left your lips. YpOr hand was lowered. Then. YOU burst into tears as you said, "Mother! 011, mother! Forgive me, mother!" So with this evil tongue of ours. If we only use it to pour out our desires into hie , ear, instead of being the organ of bei3O and or blasphemy, it will becorne the' organ of kindness, the organ of geSlemess and forgiveness, and mercy 1 and' love. Oh, my friends, will you not let God to -day conquer your evil ton - gut!, * Would that this daily habit of talk- ing :,with God might become ours! I on read of a mother who tried to stop the evil tongue scattering its pois- on py her fireside by writing down, day aftSr day,' every evil saying which she heard her children speak. Then, in the evening hour, she would read to her fanilly the evil words of the day. That maybe one way to halt the evil habit of a. sinful tongue, but I believe the bestway to conquer the tongues evil dee de is not to make a record of its faulte and errors, but to get our ton- gue e in the habit, every houd of every dayi of having private conversations with, God. When we are about to do soniAhingl, we should life up our voices involuntarily and say, "Lord, would you like 0.9, to do this?" When we are about to speak, we should ask, "Lord, shall I say this?" When we are about to relnake a brother, we should say, "Lora, shall I denounce this evil deed?" Thep, with the. close touch of our ton- gues with God's ear. God's tongue will becorne our tongue. Lord God Almighty, may' we never tiro of talking with thee!, In Christ's name, we ask thee to f,TOVerl'i our Fixech, and then we know' thou shall rule our lives. Tame thent,' 0 Clod! Tame our evil tongues for tny divine ecrxece. - , Get Rid. of That Cough 4111NAMINMORIMINIIIIONIONW=IMI .P1 LLS ifavelestored Thousands of 17i Cana.dian omen to L Health and trength. There is no neled for o ntany wometylin suffer pain and weakness, nervousness, sleeplessness, arimmia, faint and dizzy spells and the nuinerous troubles n-hich render the life of woman a round of sick- ness and suffering. Young girli budding into womanhood, who suffer with pairm,and headaches, and whose face is pale and the blood watery, will find Milburn's Read and Nerve Pills help them greatly during -this period. Women at the change of life, who are nervous, subject.to hot flushes, feeling of pine and needles, palpitation of the heart, etc.., are tided over the trying time of their life by the use of this wonderful remedy. It has a wonderful el:ect on a woman's system, makes pains and aches Tp.nish, brings color to the pale cheek and sparkle to the eye. They build up the system, 'renew lose v eality, improve the appetite, make rich, red blood and dispel that weak, tired, listless, no -ambition feeling. and demanded a complete, change in ,your musical leaders.., You got it, but you got it at the cost of that elder's unrelenting hate. He never ceased to iiersecute you. He did . everything he could to undermine your ministry. He pursues' you even after you left his 'church. He cilles against carried on for generation after genera- tion In certain families in southern Europe, so the children of' that old cider are still pprsuing you. Their hatred has never 'let up, although their father has new been dead for years. My friend, I sympathize with you that persecution. You say you do not b -.-Ar your persecutors any ill will, for eyou have triumphed over their attacks. I3ut as you were once persecuted as a young man, now as a, well established merchant or lawyer or doctor or min-, ister or wife or mother be zareful that you are not yourself using one of those poisonous and vindictive tongues. I once read of a venomous cobra of In- dia, having ,been decapitated. As the -PeePle were standing around looking at the headless snake a native reached forth his bare foot and struck the head. No sooner aid his foot touch the opened mouth of the saake than, by mus- cular contraction, the poisonous fangs Pierced the bare foot, and in one hour the man was dead. Has not the Pols.' onous fang of hate of that old enemy of yours, many years dead, entered in- to your life? Why did you make that mean remark about that young doctor or lawyer or minister or merchapt the other day.? Why did you slur that young man's character who is trying so hard to earn a livelihood for his widowed mother or younger brother? As others in the past have buried their poisonous fangs of hateful jealousy in • your heart are you trying to destroy others who•seem to come between you and, your success? Men, beware _how you try to destroy your supposed ri- vals! Women, beware how you attack t hat young woman! Her, good name I s her life. Hate not. Despise not. Others have wronged you 3,,vith a vin - 150a. PLR COX, OR 3 roe aces ALL DEALtRa. The T. Milhium Co., Limi tcd, Toront o, Ont. wrote letters to distant you. As the vendetta is Defeo thesummer mimes. 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One of the worst signs that your tongue is an evil tongue is when it begins to talk about God as a cruel God, a merciless God, a mean God and a heartless God. The vindietive tongue, the lying tongue, the lewd tongue, al- most inevitably becomes the blasphe- mous tongue. But cannot close this line of my talk without declaring that the blasphemous -4ongue inevitably becomes the tongue of) a human beast of carrion. As soon as man gets out of touch with God he inevitaVly acquires a depraved idea of the'human race. Like the buz- zard Whigh circles about in the heav- ens over the hills and the valleys and the prairies of southern California wait - Ing for the horse or the cow or the sheep to drop dead le his tracks that ne may pounce uptiff it, so, the evil tongue of man seems to glory in the 'banquet of dead reputations, of evil re- ports and of debasing minors- which af- firm that .men and Women have gone astray and become as bad as or even *worse than ourselves. No eXample of the evil tongue is more si fully suggestive than when a party o men and women get together dictive tongue. Do not retaliate, do to discuss the overthrow of a fellow not use the same weapons. Let not man. 4 'Have you heard the fiews?" asks one evil tongue. "No," answers another evil tongue. "Tell it me. What is it?" "-Why, you know Mrs. So-and- so, the daughter of our pastor. Well, she is being,sued for divorce by her husband.". "Is that so! Well, I knew it would come! I never did like her father. He always pretended to be so good that that I felt there was some- thing wrong about him. If that father had only lived as good a life as he pre- tended to live, his daughter would not have turned out as she did. Good fon ybur evil tongue try to destroy others when you feel they are making a sue- . cess by the depletion of' your own in - •come. But as I begin to analyze the poison of the evil tongue Ittfind that it is com- posed many different sinful basic ele- ments.- Water, for instance, is com- posed. of a gas called hydrogen, and another' gas called. oxygen. Chemical- ly, the definitton pf water is H2O. Socturn sulphate is composed of: three different -basic elements. Its compofl- . Did you ever have your range grates burn out? -4.1111.111111"1.11 lf you did. you will know whta that means in corn - m4)., ranges — it means plumbers, defp..y, muss and big bills —because common rangles are built that way. As range grates must some time burn out you are certain to have that kind of trouble if yours is a cdmmon range. - If you have the Pandora you won't have any trouble, because you can tale out the old grates and put in tile new ones in ten minutes, and a ten cent piece for a screw -driver loes it easier in the Pandora than 4 whole kit of plumbers' tools will do it in common ranges. 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I never did like that daugeiter anyhow. She always thought she was - better than any one else, and now to think she is nothing but a hypocrite!" But, though man •cannot tame his sinful tongue, thank God, the Lord God Almighty can tame it, and will tame it by the power of the Holy Spirit if we will •only let him. He will make the oxygen. Chemically, it is written Na2, 504. Now, as I analyze in God's great laboratory the poison of the "evil ton.gue!" I find it first composed. ,of the element of hate, and, secondly, of the element of falsehood, All through the Bible, the deceitful tongue • is condemned by, God. The lying oraiesitmeraressetweareeeseareasrarratem w „.„ WILSON'S LY PADS vlOVILL'CLEAR THEM OUT - 'WARE OF SUBSTITUTES RESULT of expert binding of strong, rich.- '" Indian Tea with deltcate, fragrant Ceylon Tea. --717-shaT rich • fruitylavor" has made Red .Rose Tea the table beveti'age of th01152,IldS of homes. It distinguishes Red Rose Tea from other teas. 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