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'Wednesday Feb• 25th, 1S91.11
INTERCESSION OF THE
SPIRIT.
UR. J. A• CORDON, IN CHICAGO, (.0N -
TIMES HIS TALKS ON THE NAT -
TURK AND OFFICES OF THE
IIOLY (HOST,
A large audience gathered in
the hall to hear Dr. A. J. Gar -
clout.
"To day we are to take up the
intercession of the Spirit, which was
only touched upon at the close of
the last lecture. We referred to
Jesus Christ as living forever within
the veil, which was su significant to
the Jew of the old dispensation.
"In Jude xx. we find the ex-
pression 'praying in the Holy
Ghost.' What is the requisite in
in order to acceptable prayer— to
bray according to the will of God?
It is as though when we come to
God in prayer Jesus Christ him-
self came. That is the eoudition of
acceptable prayer. All the difflcul
ties about prayer will be solved
when you realize this—that though
the promise is unlimited as far as
the word 'whosoever' goes, yet it i8
liutiLd by the word8'in toy mare,'
because it lutist be in Hint or it is
not according to His will. How
can we know whether it is accord
ing to His will, That is what the
Holy Spirit is given us for.
""Phis is brought out in Rumens
viii., 26 27. In other words, the
Spirit is sent iuto our hearts to
bring us into perfect conformity
with God's will. Many take the
text, with reference to two which
are agreed touching anything which
they shall ask, and say, 'Let you and
me agree about this thing and ask
God fun' it.' You ask but do not get
it, yet you say you have the
promise. The meaning of the
Greek word is harmonize, sym-
phoniz'. A piano tuner must not
only briug each separate key into
tune with some other key, but they
must all nn brought to a common
hal twony.
"1)o you want a revival in your
church 4 Find out what God wants.
There aro two or three things that
He always wants: 'I exhort that
playe>"s and intercession be made
for all mea.' 'Who will have all
men to be saved.' 'Who gave Him-
self a ransom for all.' These three
make a complete chain in which we
can pray with acceptance and satis-
faction. 'This is the will of God,
that every man that soeth the Son
and believeth on Ilim shall have
eternal life.' George Muller said
he had planted himself on that text.
lie had names on his list- that he
had,prayed for for forty years, and he
knew he should get the answer be-
cause he was praying according to
God's will.
the greatest inatrumeuts iu the
Lord's hand, preaching iu the power
of the Uoly• Spirit, and winning
many souls to Christ."
PRESERVING TOMATOES.
Philadelphia Record: Tomatoes
have fallen under the doctors' ban,
and Philadelphia canners and jub
bars are in a state of mind. So are
the customers, for as an article of
of diet the tomato has a front seat.
One physician sends forth a note
of warning iu the shape of a state-
ment thlt tomatoes forte au exceed•
ugly hurtful article of diet. He
declares in all seriuusuees that their
continued use injures the walls of
the stomach, interferes with the
action of the aalivary glands, im-
pairs digestion and sends untold
thousands to an early grave. To
all this the grower, the canner and
the grocer, not to speak of the tnid-
diewan, respond with a sneer.
Thousands of bushels of tomatoes
and hundreds of thousands of the
cauued article are used every year
iu this city. Nearly everybody
likes and uses them, and they are
an indispeusible discs ou the table.
So, if their use induces ill -health or
may cause death if persistently con-
tinued in, the scientific warning is
both timely and appropriate. The
tomato men say that the popular
vegetable is being libeled, or that
an attempt is being matte to "bear"
the tomato lusrdet.
CANADIAN NEWS NOTES.
—Saturday afternoon, as the
Michigan Central express was near-
ing Tamworth, Ont., the engineer
observed three wen walking on the
track towards the eugiue. As the
train drew near, two of the men
stepped oil' to one side of the track,
but the third was slow in getting oil',
and was struck by tate engine and
hurled through the air to the feuee.
The engineer applied the air brake
and stopped the train as quickly as
possible, and backed up to where
the accident occured,wheu the train
reached the spot the inn who was
struck by the engine was standing
with his tw,a companions placidly
winding a handkerchief over his
left hand, and remarked when the
engineer asked if he was hurt : "It
never touched ore." The man, who
gave his name as George Wright, a
molder belonging to Hamilton, was
under the influence of liquor. Ile
was placed on board the train and
taken to St. Thomas, where 1)r.
Smith attended to him. His only
injury consists of two broken fingers.
How Wright escaped death is a
mystery, as the train was running
at the rate of a mile a minute when
it struck him.
"We find in Hebrews i., 3,Christ
is the brightness of the Father's
glory and the express image of His
person. The word in the Greek is
tho same as our word character, it
carries with it the idea of the image
struck from .a die. The Son
represented the Father exactly
as every line of a die is re-
presented by the image struck from
it. Aud God means us to be in the
exact image of Jesus Christ.
"How is this to be done! The
Holy Spirit does it in us.
"Tile tuost explicit promise con
netted with the Holy Spirit is that
of power. In a remarkable way He
was declared to be the Son of God
'in power.' He put himself under
limitations here, but when He rose
from the dead and ascended into
heaven IIe took again the power
which Ile had surrendered. From
Luke xxii., 69, we see His connec-
tion with the power of God above.
IIe has this word 'power' ascribed
to him. In Acts i., 48, is the
promise that His disciples shall re-
ceive the •same thing which He has.
In Acts ;his word 'power' is con-
stantly linked with the work of the
Holy Ghost.
"In regard to preaching, aro Ivo
t) have this permanently 1 Not
with man's wisdom. A man may
may be as eloquent as an archangel
and yet in the Scripture sense of
the word, absolutely powerless.
That is the difference between
natural oratory and Scriptural
oratory. Wo have all heard of
Billy Pray. At one time he made
up his mind that hie minister had
not been converted, and taking his
seat iu the rear of the church he
devoted hunself to praying, not for
a blessing on his preaching, but
that God would convert him. This
went on for some time until oue
day he felt moved to ask that he
might be converted that very day.
The Holy Spirit came down upon
upon him and wrought the great
change while he was preaching, and
though ho felt the change, the
minister said nothing about it, but
Billy Bray felt the change in him
immediately and shouted 'The par-
son's converted, the parson's con-
vertett.' From that >time forward
the minister, Haslam, became one of
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THE PRONUNCIATION OF
JEW.
George Daniel's face presented a
badly battered appearance, for which
he blamed John Atkinson, who was
arrested yesterday afternoon on a
warrant sworn out by Daniel.
':\Ve board together," said Daniel,
"and had a dispute about the pro-
nunciation of the word ' Jew.' He
argued that it was 'Due,' but I eon•
tended it was 'Ju.' 'I'he argument
waxed warm and he strucic mo a
hard blow on the face."
Atkinson pleaded that he simply
acted in Self-defence. The evidence
did not sustain his excuse, and his
Worship unposed a fine of $l and
costs or 10 days, remarking to the
defendant that it was a small thing
to quarrel about, and, besides, he
was wrung about his pronunciation,
too
The above is from a Toronto
police court report.
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CONSUMPTION CURED
An old phsyioian, retired from
practice having had placed is his
hands by an.East Indian missionary
the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perman-
entoure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, .Altham and all throat and
Lung Affections, also a positive and
radical mitre for Nervous Debility and
all Nervous Complaints, after hav-
ing tested ha wonderful curative
powers in thousands of oases, bas.
felt it his duty to make it known to
his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this motive and a desire to relieve
human suffering, I will send free
of charge, too all who desire it, thia
receipt, in German,FrenchorEnglish,
with full directions for preparing and
uaing. Sent by mail by adressing
with stamp, naming this paper, W.
A. NoYES, 820 Powers' Blook, Roches-
ter, N. Y. 590—y.
A CLERGYMAN PAISES A
LIVELY RACKET IN
CHURCH.
LONDON, Feb. 18.—At Newton
Abbott, Devonshire, yesterday, Rev.
Dr. Pope was fined .£2 for brawling
in church. Dr. Pope attended a re-
ligious service on Sunday, and
while cortnunion was beingadmin-
istered walked up to the officiating
clergyman, wrested the chalice from
his hands, and drank the wine,
while standing near the altar rail,
I)r. Hope then returned the empty
chalice to the clergyman, remarking
in a voice that could he heard all
over the church, "Vou'r° no Chris-
tian. You are unfit to administer
the Communion," By this time Dr.
Pope was greatly excited. Ile stood
gesticulating near the altar dnriug
the rest of the service. The court
to day was crowded with clergymen
and others. Arvid considerable ex-
citement Dr. Pope said at first he
was not guilty, and afterwards
pleaded guilty and apologized for
his conduct in the church. Dr.
Pope's lawyer said hie client,s mind
had becatne unbalanced, and it
would not bo just to bo too severe
upon him.
—J >ar ph C >s: igen, a young Eng! A-
mon, who 01,>e from• lir. Barnardo'e
hoose, and w he has for o,"no time past
been working for Amos Davideon, a farm-
er living neer Shelburne, Grey county,
Oat., is wanted badly there for for house-
breaiting, robbery and forgery. It senate
that Mr. Davidson and his wife took a
grist t U ,uing'e mills yea'erder, Ieuv-
,ag Cueti,itu sot,. occupant of the h wee.
Mr Davidai t,'s father, who lives on the
next farm, t ' ppened to be awry at the
same time When ,Jr. Davidson return-
ed late hist night, he f. mud that the
h rise bad been ransacked. Some lose
silver, a silver watoh,and a note for $155
were nuas:ng, He at ogee suspected
Costigau, for he could not be found. Hie
fathers house had also herrn entered and
treated in like manner. Cnetigan came to
Shelbarne and endorsed Mr. Davideon's
name on the note, and presented it at
Haletead'a flank f•)r payment. The
hanker was eueuiciuus, but as he 1< DPW
he worke 1 fol. Davideon,and he told hint
a pl etieihle story, allowed hire $10 uutil
he 00011 make. further 11'eatiga!ion, Mr.
1)evidson tot•k out a warrant for C.,st.i-
g•>it's arrest, and pl.ced it fu Lite haude
of Cocs'ablc Canning. I u. he Into n >t yet
heeu spprehen .1ed.
MAN OR BEAST
Oain equal relief from pain by the nee of
CI trk'e Lightning Ltoiment, The swelled
joints from a sprain or f ,under are re-
lieved anal cured at once by its nee
Every owner of & horse should keep a
Dottie of this great remedy in hie stable.
Every enneideratino of econotny and hu-
manity suggest this ready rel'ef. Price
fifty cents ; sold by druggists. Clark
Chemical Co., Terento, N, w York.
STANLEY BOOKS
Stauley hooka are 11 ,W as common rte
c ut.!t e Add solus. To set ria of the
latter use 11agyard's Pectoral 11 .blain,
The heat. ('auad,an cough cure £.n-
ren or adults. 11] cures by its soothing,
healing a ud expectorant properties,
every form of throat and lung troub'e,
pu to !nary complaints, etc.
—lire Monday at New West—
minister, B. C., destroyed properly
valued at $.300,000. A volunteer
fireman was ?tilled by a falling wall,
and it was rumored that soother
man was buried under the ruins.
SMALL SUGAR-COATED Murdock
Pills do not gripe or sicken. They are
mild and effectual.
—Hon. J. A. Chapleau predicts
a sweeping victory for the Con—
servatives in Quebec. A sensation
was created at mass at the Catholic
church in Gatineau Point, Ottawa
Cuuuty, Sunday, when Rev. father
Champaign delivered an addr.ss
urging his hearers to vote for the
Conservative candidate, and not
support "the party of disloyalty and
annexation."
Kincaid St., Brod:vil'e, Ont., Tan. 11.
1859. "1 was confined to my bed by a
severe attack of lumbago. A lady friend
of mine.ent me a part of a bottle of St,
Jacobs Oil, which I applied. The elf, ct
was simple magical. In a day I was
able to go about my household dutlee.
1 have used it with splendid success for
neuralgic toothache. I would not be
without it." MRS. J. RINut.Ain
—Mr. W. W. Ogilvie, of Me FSIs
A. W. Ggilvie & Co., said unre-
stricted reciprocity would, in his
opinion, kill the Canadian milling
industry more completely and more
quickly than anything else. The
Minneapolis mills, with their large
output, would immediately swamp
the Canadian market, and there
would be nothing for our millers to
do but to shut up shop, The result
would be that hundreds of people
throughout the country would be
thrown out of work, or, at the best,
if the mills were able to keep open,
they would have to"work at reduc—
ed wages.
MAKE A NOTE OF IT !
Read it over aur, over again, spell it
out and sing it, until it is indelibly fixed
ma your nliud, that D-. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy is an infallible cure fru chronic
catarrh of the hear', with all its distreee-
ing coulnlimet'ons. Impaired taste and
smell, rffansive breath, ringing noises in
the head, def••ctive hearing, nose and
throat ailment, are not only relicved,but
posititely and permanently oured !
1 his ie no fancy of the imagination, but
a hard, solid fact, proven over and over
again, and vouched tor, under a forfei-
ture of $500, by its manufacturers, the
World's Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, N. Y. "A word to the wise is
Buff' Tient."
—American capital appears to be
seeking investment in Canada in
various directions. Much of it has
gone into the mining districts north
of Lake Superior, hut a share is
distributed elsewhere. One of the
latest deals is the sale this week by
John Dyatt of his farm of 160 acres,
near Dunville, Ont., to Thomas
Giffin, a Hornellsville, N. Y.,
capitalist. On the farm is a stone
quarry of about thirty acres, which
has been pronounced alinost a gold
mine, as the stone is of tho quality
known as lithographers' stone, and
very valuable. Experts who have
tested its quality pronounced the
stone equal to tho best German
article.
Fire broke nut in New tVestmineter,
It. C , Thursday morning, and before it
a,uli be subdued a large p wtion of the
hueine=s centre was destroyed. Loss
about$200 000; insurance $80,000.
SCOTT°s
EMULSION
DOES CURE
CONSUMPTION
In Its First Stages.
Palatable as Milk.
Be sure you get the genuine in Salmor
color wrapper; sold by all Druggis s, al
5oc. and Shoo.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Belleville.
ADvrea To MOTHERS.—Are you die-
turbed at night and broken of your rest
by a sick child suffering and crying with
pa'n of Cutting Teeth? If so .send at
once and get a bottle of "Mrs Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for Children Teething.
Its value is incalculable. It will relieve
the poor Ride sufferer immediately. De-
pend upon it, mothers; there is no mis-
take about it. It cures Dysentery and
Diarrbcea, reg•Ilates the Stomach and
Bowels, cutis Wind Colic, softens the
Gums, reduces inflammation, and gives
tone ane energy to the whole system.
"Mra Winslow's Soothing syrup" for
children teething is pleasant to the taste
and is the prescriptioo of one of the oldest
and best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and is for sale by all
druggists throughout'tbe world. Price
25c. a bottle. Ile sure andask for "Mrs,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup," aud8take no
tber kind,
?I s' re. Di!l. n tutu O'11 i, a have
litoo•]; ,.l int! atl.i •urreapitre,I them-
seiv,n t > the aut.horiti P.
I'A L E, W EA E WO 11 hN r eed a tonic,
str1agth giviug, flesh Luidding medicine
like \iill',lrn's Beef, Iron and \\'tt,e.
-TI!e post otfi•)e at Sniori h e, Ont.,
was ber,larized on tVedu,•edev night,
sod thesrtuldre..ia drew el $3`35. No
clue.
1 NU:1115 (1H' LABOR
The k of Labor hill. u, pr otect
their nn-tnhtr. +1 anr't ti. nroi.,l ttiHbul-
ties, ea., tl gyui l's Yetl:.w 0 1 protects
all that uee it from the I (Tents of cold
and exposure. such as rh umati•m,
neuralgia lumbago, s'>re throat and all
inflammatory pain. Nothing emnperes
w tth it as a handy pafu eure f •r man
and beast.
—At frig Ram. Ohio, Tuesday night J.
W. Grifiy committed suicide. Although
having a wife and eight children, Gritty
fell in love with a young widow, and the
latter's failure to reciprocate th1e unholy
attachment led to the tragedy..
WORMS CAUSE TEDIOUS SICK-
NESS. Dr. Low's tVorm syrup destroys
and expel. all kinds of worms quickly
and surely.
—The supreme Grand Lodge of the
Sons , f England opened their session in
the Royal Templar* Hall, Hamilton,
last Tuesday. About eighty visiting
delegates were in attendance from Br it -
lab Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario and
Quebec. The Grand Lodge remained in
in session"fol' three days.
EDI TORI AL EVIDENCE.
Gentlemen,—Your Hagyard'a Yellow
Oil is worth ite e eight in gold for both
internal and external use. Daring the
late La Grippe epidemio we found it a
most excellent preventive, and for sprain.
ed limas, etc, there is nothing to equal
it. \VM. PEMBERTON, Editor Delhi
Repot tor.
An old man applied for and got lodg-
ings in the Stratford city hall police
station one day last week, who was a
filthy sight. He was literally covered
with creeping things which are described
in Webster's dictionary as "wingless,
hemipterous insects having sucking
mouths and not undergoing any menta.
morphosis." He is 83 years of age, with-
out home or friends and said he wanted
to get up to Bruce county. He was
given a pauper's ticket and sent es far
aa Listowel. He was sent back from
that town by the authorities there and
Stratford authoritiee are puzzled to know
what to do with him.
a76" X11 IZCTI,Y TO THE SPAT,
• =0'4 13 ITS II. ION,.
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r.._t r:; ;,:a .a., rroron, roaLl..
• i)IA.:iRIICdA, DYSENTERY,
C:IOLERA MORBUS,
and all ?TOWEL COMPLAINTS,
Ptd REMEDY CQUAL3 •
--IIZ PAIN -KILLER.
Co-1:Tdlan Choloraand Bowel
ints tts effect la magical.
In a very short time.
aEST FAMILY REMEDY FOR •
IIRUISES, SPRAINS,
RHEUMATISM,
_:::URALGIA and TOOTHACHE.
30L 'J" EVERYWHERE AT 260. A BOTT .$.
,r:T Dewar.) of Counterfeits and Imitation..
A NATURAL FILTER.
The livt.r acts aa a filter to remove
impurities from the blood. To keep it
in perfect working order use R. B. B.,
the great liver regulator.
I used two bottles of Burdock Blood
Bitters for liver complaint, and can
clearly say I am a well women to -day.
Mre. C. P. Wiley, Upper Ontahog,
N. B.
A HANDSOME ORGAN FREE
—Guelph Mercury: The female im-
personator, the Irian oomedian and the
piano player, of Zeza troup, produced a
pair of ekatee each and wended their
way to the river and enjnyed themselves
hugely in the exhilarating pastime of
skating, in which a number of fancy
figures were exhibited. But, alas, there
was one figure that was not down on
their their progrant,for before they
knew it the ice broke and they were
floundering in the treat:horoue depths
of the river Speed. They cut aeorry
figure on their way home to the hotel,
andione of the party was unable to leave
in the morning with the company.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Will be given for a cane of Catarrh
which cannot be cured permanently by
Clack's Catarrh Cure. Step right up to
the office and prove your case and get
the reward. Thousands have tried this
remedy but no one has claimed the re-
ward, because it °urea in every ease, II
yon have a cold or are troubled with
catarrh, ask your druggist for Clark's
Catarrh "Jure, price 50 cents, and see
what a pleasant relief it will be instant-
ly. If you are asked to take something
elan, send to us direct, and we will send
you a hr.ttlo by mail cn receipt of Price.
Clark Chemical Co., Toronto, New York.
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Given Away With Baking Powder. Best Offer Yet
See tile Handsome Organ, now on exhibition.
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N. ROBSON.
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CLINTON.
THE HUB GROCERY
Christmas Groceries.
NEW RAISINS, Valencia and Layer.
NEW CURRANTS, case and barrel.
FRESII PEELS—Lemon, Orange and Citron.
FISII—Canned Salmon, Finnan Iladdie and Sardines.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE of all descriptions.
DINNER TEA SETTS in China, Porcelain and Stoneware.
BEDROOM SE'p'l'S $1.75 up. •
LAMP GOODS and Lanterns.
Fancy Cups and Saucers.
FANCY MUGS AND TOYS.
i r \Ve carry 2'2 different brands of SOAP. Call and see our Goods before
you buy.
eo Swallow, linlon
CHEAP CROCKERY!
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AS WE INTEND
Giving Up the Crockery and Glassware Branch
of our business and want to clear out the stock by Jan.
1st, we will, on and after Nov. 1st, offer
The Eijtire Stock at Cost.
The stock is all new and consists of Dinner Sets, Tea Sets,
Chamber Sets (in white and colored ware), Glassware, &e.
This is the best offer ever made in Clinton, and intending
purchasers should examine cur stock before buying.•
TERMS STRICTLY CASH.
COOPER & LOGAN, Grocers,
NEXT TO A. COUCH'S, CLINTON
DO YOU KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE?
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM.
NO BETTER REMEDY FOR
COUGHS, COLDS, CROUP, CONSUMPTION, 88C:
ERRORS OF YOUNG AND OLD
Organic Weakness, Failing Memory, Lack of
Energy, Physical Decay. positively cured by
Haze ton's Vitalizer. Also Nervous Debility,
Dimness of Sight, Lose of Ambition, Unfitness
to Marry, Stunted Development, Lose of Power
Paine in the nook, Night Emissions, Drain in
Urine, Seminal Lames, Sleeplessness, Aversion
to Society, Unfit for Study Excessive Indul-
gence, eta, eta Every bottle guaranteed.
20,000 sold yearly. Address, enclosing stamp
for treatise, J. E. HAZELTON, Graduated
Pharmacist. 20s Yonge St., Toronto, Ont.
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circulation than any other paper in
this section, and as an advertising
fnedinnt has few equals in Ontario.
Our hooks are open to those who
mean business.
JOB PRINTING.
The Jol, Lep'artment of this jour-
nal is one of the hest equipped in
Western Ontario, and a superior,
class of work is guaranteed at very
Ion' prices.
FOR SALE.
r'(1HF. SUBSCRIBER cffere for sale four eligibl
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two fronting on Rattrnburr Street; eitherne
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