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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1917-11-16, Page 6• 5. - entee°'"Wineigetti - R N 917 ereanil 1 of Lifebuoy Soap ladeni. with great cleansing power, and tiseptie properdes as fl y have oil Lint uoy on ski -e, earnient or here the home you can sure of eleanlinese and mi d aatiseptio odor vanishes quickly After use. At. ll Grocers te F HERE are certain critical moments. in human life in which the :emend for emo- tional reaction is so tre- mendous that the mind cannot re- spond to it. The effect ordinarily is to numb those sections of the brain which have to do with feeling, leav- ing only the mind's recording facul- ties at work. Something like that evidently happens when a man is about to go bite battleto .judge 'by the following deseription 'written by an American who jo.ned the Allied forces aid went into the front line trenches In France. The description _is from ",Over the Top," and. Arthur Guy Empey, who wlote it, lived in Jersey City until six months after the Lusitania was sent to the bottom, when. he decided to go to war. Storm bed hit Me bn tC Jead. •m nevi 'found otit what it idniemg. maa pent to eobaee hospietel d.stx weeks later mejoined hie _come trinfor :Sink:* on the front line, ,It _ emerald .on; a.. Gerian trench, 16 .gpposed1y silenced by an eight -dal 0 bombardment, that he received the wtililfida iffhteh ineapacitatede_ for - 1rta furthhe Service; Out of twe ty mbo went out on the party thre came — — . - back. - Otalieti spent a dal and a or'N.:04436;11°110W;134434iicdtuch y„rorriiir:chrolital 4"74,4heill hat, wounded in three places, in, a leo* iniseighle you. are from Conetipar shell hole in ,No Men's. Land, was found there after a 'charge frora the tion, iiidxgcstion,-17011idaenese and slug - Allied bands and was sent back of - gish, is -melte -7 en .alenty0 get -relief with the; door. Throughout ail the busy the lines, 'ethere he taaeaged to fight Catohrietto 4-k,,, ineetedietely cleanse i harvest season, in spite of the autumn a winning fight aLriest death., _ 'and :regale* tIlet •Otoineela remove the rains that filled the swamps and inade 0 CE REIS" FOR LIVq11, AND BOWELS Sick -Headaohet -Constipation, itsite Sour. titomacii, Bait e -Candy Cathartic.. ' fee 'ItY, in, it; "You retbrcnelipressio'ririYofPe;Poluer. /dike one Mao the great congrega- tion liege to theirfeet. It was a scene photo-Mid1-0 dpitiressive, and with these serions-minded ,sober .people, one that indicated overwhelming emotion. And thus the great revival begma For eighteen months, night after night, every night in the week except Saturday, the people gathered in such numbers as to fill the new church to earof Fes d for sold, fermenting food- and foul gases; the rads alrao. et impassible, in the 4111 take the exeess 'bile from the liver and face of tne driving snows of winter* earry off the constipated 'mite matter throughhthe melting ice of the spring, TORPEDOED CREW DEVOURED BY SHARKS. and ,poison from the intestines and and again through the followingriuni- FF DAM HAIR ST your Hair! Qe f Dartderift ri StOPSitebi is undoubtedly the inost econoinfral and what appears to be 'cheap' in price will prove to be extravagant in use. The fresh young leaves a "Salada" will yieid you generous value for your money. us Details of the torpedoing of the I bowels. A 10-eent, box from your druf- flier and autumn, the great revival steamer Manston reeentler provide Yet gist will keep your liver and bowe s held on. No fictitious meane were another instance of the barbarity dis- clean; stomach, sweet mid head clear fer employed to stir the emotions of the e e again. played lov German. submarine corn- ! mooths. They work while you, sleep. people or to kindle excitement among it was no small anxiety and grief ders Therm -Were two explosions them. There were neither special to Mrs. Murray- that Ranald, thoagh the second of which blew the whole . iermons ner revival hymns e The old of the midshio cabins, into the air, and great seriousness. The "coming for- 'doctrines were proclaimed, but pro - the Vessel sank rapidly. The cook Ward" of Macdonald Dubh was an ev- claimed with a fullness and power un- picked UD a hatch and jumped over- ent so remarkable as to make -a great known at other times. The old psalms board. He counted seventeen men impression not only upon all the Mae- were sung, but sung perhaps as they 'clinging to the wreckaue. The sub- . donald men. who had been associated had never been before. ' For when " 'ea c, rn,an years in the lurn- John Aleck's mighty voice rolled forth ing a trench is like gamoling wi marine, a large craft pain ie , i. 1 death with the odds egainst you. And came to the surface in the midst 'of bering, but also upon the whole con- in its', full power and when his band i just before the signal to go Tommy's her struggling and drovtning victim: gregation to whom his record and re- of trained- singers followed, lifting on - Give Them Hell." Through a trap-door in the coning- putation were well known. His ward with them the great corigrega- tower an officer stood ,looldng through chano of attitude to the church and tion—for every man, woman, and child companions whisper to him, Over the Top with the Best cr Luck and • • n h' change an with full heart. and ones throat "Then the nerve-racking wait coramenced. Every now and then I wOuld glance at th dial of my wrist- . 'yoga and was surprised to see hew fast the minutes passed by. About Ivo minutes to 2 ,1 got nervous wait- ing for our 'guns to open up. I could not take my eyes from.- thy watch. I crouched against the parapet and strained my muscles in a death -like 171 grip upon my rifle. As the hands ot my watch showed 2, oielock a blind- ing rad fiare lighted up the sky iv our rear, then, thunder, iatermixed- tINEMONS WHITEN AND . With eitarp, whistling sound in the -BEAUTIFY THE SKIN I air over eur heads. The shells from our guns were speeding on their way • ake this beauty lotion cheaply for your face, neck, arms and hands. At the Cost of a smell jar of ordinary cold meant one ean prepare a full quar- ter pint of the meet wonderful lemon ehin soitener and complexion beautifier, py squeezing the juice of two fresh lem- ons into a. bottle containing three ounces of orchard white. Care should be taken to strain the juice through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in, then this le - tion will keep fresh for months. Every woman knows that lemon juice is used to bleach -and,remove such blemishes as freckles., sallowness and tan and is the -ideal Ada softener whitener and peatitifier. Jut try; it! Get three ounces of 'orchard white, at any .drug stare and two lemons. "TOM the grocer and Make up, quarter,pint of this.siv*Iy, fragrant lemon lotion and massage it daily into the /age, neck, arms and bands. It le marvelous to Smoothea rough, red hands. WD TO GO iro BED KIDNEYS SO DAD COULD SOT STAND STRAIGHT., Women_ johould itottdesmaiir • eilerael they, are trotibled itith severe pains in tv their lieugehold duties. the side whack and not elide to attend The kidneys course, are to blame !dee times out of ten, but they can be 'promptly and pernianeraly Made healthy by the use Of Doau's Kidney. Fills. a, 'Mrs: H. M. Jansen, 1?atIdow, Sask., ites:—"I leg my duty to recom- mend Dotinie IQdney Pills to anyone haying weak kidneys, as they have IWO - eat help to me. A month ago my ki ys were so bad that I had severe pains. jimmy sides and back, and it was himoseible for me to stand straight, I then got' so bad I had to go to bed, and wen that way for a week. We sent for somi Dosn'e Kidney Pills, and I have takenjust about one box, and now I am able to be up and do my own work. Ara itertainly grateful for the good they have done mei"' To insure getting Doges Ki iney Pill when you ask for them,. see that they ere put up in an oblong grey boxwith our trade mark of a_ "Maple Leaf" mi. the label. F.'iiee 50c, per box at all dealers co mailed direct on receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co., Limitech.Toronto, Ont. toward the German lines. . . . eta about twenty minutes a gen- erous rum issue was.doled out. After drinking the rum, Which tasted like varnish and _Sent a shudder- through your fraiciegyou wondered why they made you wait until the lifting of the barrage before going over. At tea minutes to 4 word was peeped down, 'Ten minutes to go!' Ten minutes to ltre! We were shivering all over. My lege felt as if they Were asleep. Then word was passed down:, 'Pint wave get on and near the scaling lad- ders.' . . . • "Share vrhistle blasts 'rang out along the tren.ein and With a cheer :the men scrambled up the . ladders. The bullets were cracking overhead, and -occasionally . a machine • woulderip and • ,tear the Otop of sandbag parapet. HOW I got'up t dering at this new phase of the sub- iaddSr,I will never know. The 11 ject. e . . days of W. C. Burns. The clues- temmet out in front was agony. Then 3 Then you must thank Him, Mr.Mac- tion was, 'What was to be done? we paimedttheough the lanes in our i idohald,' that' He hasnotso done; and Should thetmeeting be continued, or ibarlemaiwirei eLknew I was runoing, 'the sure Proof to you is that He has should they,- close tonight. They but `mould 'feel no motion below the t_brought You to cry for mercy. That • had a great fear of religious excite - 1 waistemP,atches on the ground 'aeeni- is, a glad cry,. in the ears of the Sam ment. They. had seen smbething of ed, to ..fidit.to:. the rear as. if I were on .lour. It is the. cry of the sheep in the dreadful reaCtien. following a state ;mdreethriiiit and scenery was rushing the wilderness, that discovers him to. - ofi exalted 'hieligioine. feeling. It wee' -P&Oit inag, /ght. Glib:dans, had put & the. phepherd." And then, without ar- elle begmni 'Ofharvest too Would hatgagel �f ;shrapnel across No Manes •itument, she took him into her conitd- it. be advisable WWI the pe ple from Lando and you wend bear the . . ..,.. a ence and poured out to him, all her .theirlis:rd work,* the fields to nightly siap, the geneend-,abentyou. ., hopes and f emit for the. young people; _meetings? 41:, t'Ailier 1 bad passed our barbed of the congregation, and esPeciakly for 4 At lento., ,3*-* Corigregation were wire 414 gotten, into No Man's lotn,d mama, till Macdonald Dubh pertly nearing theacloSe of ' the .psalm., the 4.-TfixamY about-,fitteen, feet to mY 'forgot all his own fears in hers. professor spoke.. "Brethren," he said, right front turned around and., look- And then, just before it was time for "this is not our work. Let us- leave int' in MY direction, Put his hand to Kirsty to arrive from. the "Question it to the Lord to decide. Put the his meatte..and. yelled something Meeting" she took her Gaelic Mete question to the people and abide by which I co-tild not make out On ac- and opened t the Lord's i prayer; as their decision . " .. count of the noise of the bursting • , a shells.- •Then he coughed, stumbled, After the psalm was sung, the min - s n had done hnee before.. pitched .forward, and lay 'still. His It is a terrible thing to be unfor- ister inotioned the congregation to given; Mr. Macdonald, " she said, by their seats, and without coinment or mode, geemed. to float to the rear ot mer I eould hear sharp cracks in the man or by God. And God is unwilling suggestion, Put before them the ques- air about m.e. These were caused by that any of us should feel the pain, tion that had been discussed in the 1 passing rifle bulelts. Frequently, to aiid that is Why he is so free with his pulpit. Was it their desire that the 'my-aeght and left, little spurts of dirt offer of pardon to all who come with meetings should be continued or not? wouid rise into the air, and a rico- -sorrow to him. They come with sor- A deep, solemn silence lay upon the -Meet bullet would whine on its Way. row to him. They come with sorrow crowded church, and for some time If a T¢Dilily S4011id see one of these to him now, but they will come to him no one moved. Then the congrega- little spurts -in front of him, he would some day with great joy." And then tino were startled to see Macdonald tell the nurse about it later. The she spoke a little of the great COM- Dubh e rise . slowly from his place in croasing of No Man's Land remains pany of the forgiven before the throne the middle of the church. . a ineenk to mei . .. . and at the very last, a few words "Mr. Murray.," he said, in a voice "About twenty feet to my left about the gentle little woman that has that vibrated strangely, "you will par - trent was a huge .;:mussialt nearly *a passed out from Macdonald iDubh's don me for letting my voice be heard feet four implies in height, a fic sight so many- years before. Then, in this place. It is the voice of a specimen of physical mane:mod. T falling on her knees, she began in the great sinner." ba.youet from his rifle was missing, Gaelic, "Speak, Mr. Macdonald," said the Our Father which art in Heaven." minister, "and I thank God for the but he clutched the barrel in both./ ,, 11 his binoculars at the forms in the wat- a its interests s as er. He silently ignored all appeals for of disposition and temperament, were assistance, although the crew could so striking as to leave in no one's mind easily have been rescued by the sub. any doubt ae to the genuineness of marine in a few minutes. his "Change of heart," and every week One ipf the, drowning men (limp- made this more apparent. A solemn peered with a scream, and a moment sense of resposnibility and an inten- later another vanished in the same way. Their disappearance i was due to the arrival of a school of sharks and one by one all the brave men of the Mariston—except one—suffe t a horrible death in the jaws of thesd Week, a great congregation assemb- monsters. The scene was too much led for the closing meeting- of the I even for -the U-boat commander, for Communion Season. During the pro - he closed the trap-door of the conning gress of the meeting, Mr. Murray and tower and submerged his vessel. Fif- the ministers assisting him became a - teen hours after the sole survivor of ware that they were in the presence. of fifty of earnestuess seemed to possess him while his humility and gentle- ness were touching to see. On the evening of Monday, the day of thanksgiving in the Sacrament • • the tragedy was rescued by a s merchant vessel. some remarkable and mysterious phe- , no-menon. The people listened to the Word with an intensityt response, and — eagerness that gave token of a state of mind and heart very unusual. Here and the while psalms were being sung or prayers being offered, women and men yvould break down in audible weeping; and in the preaching the speaker was conscious of a power pole- sessing him that he could not explain. At length the last psalm was given (Continued from Page Seven.) out and the congregation, contrary t� their usual custom, by the mihister's i"Yes, glad. For a cry like that nev- d reetion, rose to sing. As John Aleck er comes but when the Spirit of Gad' moves in the heart of a man," "Indeed, I will be thinking that he has cast me off forever," he said, won - ••••11•••••••,•••••4=•••••••••.• The Man From Glengarry 11221••••11. By Ralph Connor James Watson General insurance Agent Real Estate and Loan Agent Dealer in Sewing Machines .•••••11•5••••••••• Four good houses for sale, conveniently situated in the Town of Seaforth. Terms reasonable and possession given promptly Aep ly at my office for particular ereimsdachu' WPM BY SUNIIIIS1 m hen the livertebeeomes slugged' and inactiee the bowels become constipated, the toligue becomes emated, the breath hid thtiettanisirele i A and thee ens -ti nerrele a, floating specks before the eye, brash, biliousness and, all kiwts °trivia- troubles. Milbum's Lame -Liver Pills will stiram lete the Sluggish liver, clean the foul - coated tongue, sweeten the sour stomach, end banish the disagreeable headaches. Mrs. A. Shublery, Halifax, N. 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There was a shrinking from anything like a violent display of emotion and from after unveiling of tile sacred secrets of heart, but Scrip- ture reading or quoting was supposed to expr4ss the thoughts, the hopes, the fears, the gratitudes, the devotion, that made the religious experience of the speaker. This was as far as they considered it safe or seemly to go. One of the first, outside the ranks of the elders,, to take part in this way, was Macdonald Dubh; then LOng John Cameron followed; then Peter he regularler atteade,d the meetings, seemed to rehiain unmoved by the tide of religious feelhig that was every- , where surging through the hearts of 1 passed. the people. The minister advised, (Continued Next Week.) letting him alone,, but Mrs. Murray* was anxiously -waiting for the time when Renald :would come to her. That time came, but net until long months:of weary waiting on her part, and of painful strug-gle on his, 44 Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills are 25c. a vial at all dealers or mailed direct on, receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co-., Limited, Toronto, Ont. ten Cry anon C A S Ft I A eo- hticirea Our FrAt itEttliEWS CASTORCA hands anittWas , swinging the butt , around his.aad. r could almost hear EDubh voice followed, whispering thg peti- "It is not for ane to make aim bons after her. When they came :to speeches here. I will only make hold the swish' of the butt Passing through . "Forgive us our debts, as we forgive to give my word that the. meetings the air. Three little Toraraies were engaged with him. They Looked like pygmies alongside of the Prussian. our debtors!' be continued. It may be that the , Maedoriald Dubh broke forth: "Oh, Lord .who has done such great things The Tommy on the left was gradual- ly circling to the rear of his oppon- it is a little thing whatever! it is for me, will do great things for others ent. It VAS a fueny- sight to see them little I have to forgive." And then, also." And with that he sat down. duck the swinging butt and try to jab in a clear; firm voice, he repeated the "I will take -that for a motion," Said words after her- to the close of the the minister. "Will any one second him at the same time. Tim Toramy nearest to me .received. the butt of prayer. it?" the German's rifle in a smaahinet Teen Mrs, M mray rose. and tak- Kenny Crubach at once rose and /emir below the right temple. He ing him by the hand to bid him good said: "We are always slew at follow - pitched ,forward oe. his side and a. by, she said, slowly: " 'For if ye ing the Lord. Let us go forward." convulsive soudeer ram through his forgive men their trespasses, your The minister waited for some mo body. 1,Meanwhile,"the.othei Tommy hese/Moly Father will also forgive you milts after Kenny had spoken, and lead gained the rear of -the Mrnatianyour trespasses! You have forgiven, then said, in a voice grave and with a Suildettileututut font .inertoti ofehalhe Mr, Macdonald." onetPxotroded from "Indeed, it is nothing," he said, the throat of the i Meesetan *tidier, who staggered:d,,ier-. earimetiy. wird and feu. , . I will never forget "Then," replied Mrs. Murray, "the the, WO WOW* astonisbnient the*, Lord` will not break his promise to came° over his face. • you. " And with that she went away, 'Then something hit me in the lett . On Saturday morning the session' sboutder and mY left side went mefbefore theys'ervice for the day. In numb. It felt as if a hot poker were the midst of • their deliberations the beg drivea through me. I felt no door opened and Maedoneld Bhain and Podee—tuet a sort, of , nervous eboch. his -brother, Macdonald Bah, walked arI fell backward on the ground,,A bayonet had pierced me from the in and +ad silent before the elders.. re. . but. was not unconsetous, because 1, Mr. Murray roe asto ished, and come could see dim objects moving arouni ilig forward, said to acdoneld Bhaine me. Then a dash of light in front 'What is it, Mr. acclonalci? You of my eyes and unconsciousness. wish to see me?" i "I am here," he *aid; '"for my own sake and for my brother's. We wish to make confession of our sins, in that We have not been, men of love, and to seek the forgiveness of God." The iniaister atood and gazed at him in amazed eiletide for some moments, and then, giving his hand to Macdon- ald Dubh, he said, in a voice husky with emottion. "Come away my bro- ther. The Lord has a welcome for von." And there were no questions that day asked in the session before Mac- Donald Dubh received his token. 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There were few new members, but among, the older men who had hitherto kept "back from the table" there was a manifest anxiety, and among the younger people a very - It Works! arty It Tells how to loosen a sore, tender corn so it lifts out without pain. 1 •,Good ntwiiieress rapidly and drug- . itists- here -are line kat ,diandusing treeseitei disc0407 of a' Chz- 'clnnatinian, whith, is ;Said to ltsiten any earn so It lifts out wit.lr the Angers. ik atialimmtliarnisey. for a. :Mita -ter ounce of ,froesone,--whieh.. mill _cost very little, but isAisid :to be sufficient to rid ones feet of every hard or soft corn or canes. . YOU apply Just ,a few drops on the tender, Wang OM and., instantly :the soreness le reli4Wed, and soon the corn Is so iiiritrelila that it Iffta out With- out - pain. It Is a. sticky substance which iliTief3 when applied emd never inflames or even Irritates the &dial*. lug tisane.. .This discovery will prevent thou- sands of _deaths annually from k lockjaw tnd infection- heretofore remitting from the suicidal habit of cutting corns. CASTOR 1A Por want. and Chilit-en., The tIkvi You Han Always Bearstbs Signattitloof McGregor and others of the men of maturer years. A distinct stage in, the revival was reached when young Aleck McRae rose to read his Scrip- ture. He was quickly followed by Don, young Findlayson and others of d tha't tirne onward the old line that had so clearly distin- guished age from youth in respect to religious duty and privilege was oblit- erated forever. It was a strange, if not very douiatful, phenomenon to see a young man "coming forward," or . • • . . • • in any way giving indication of re - feeling. 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