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A G-ONBRLL BANKING BUSINESS
• I. TRANSAO'TED.
Noees Discounted. - - Draft Issued.
Interest' Allowed on Deposits.
Charon, JuneSth, 1891 868y
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• 160041fal.
,DR. W- DUNN,
I'S. 10. P, :and L. R. 0. S.,IEdinbargh. OMee-
Qaiatio stre.t 011nton. Night calls at lona door of
laloh1
on.Battanbnry street, oppositePreobyter,
tb church
DR. 'rt'URNBU4L.'
,J, L.. Turnbull, M. B. Toronto $niv. ; M, D- ;
pC. he Univ. rhiat
obatetkical gooletyy of Edltlbu g. rte
Gordon, Ent(., andEdIngnrgh hospitals Office •-
Dr. Dowsley a 'stand, ,Rattenbnry St. Night elle
answered at Olilce
DR. SHAW.
Office, Olatsrla`=reet, opposite Eng-
Iiah church, formerly occupied by Dr.
,Appleton.,
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Jas. S. Freeborn,
L. X. & Q. C. P., L. M. O P. & a. O., &a., &o
(i dilate of Rirg's & Qneen's College of Physlclans
Dublin, Ireland. Licentiate of this General Meill.s
Council, Great Britain. Member of'College o
rAystolana aid Surgoons, Ostano. Formerly rest
dict o 'uo itowada Hospital (Lying-in and Gynse
alpglcal�,Dnbl;n. Special attention to diseases o
women and ohi ldron. Office and residence, Rattenbur
at., next door to Ontario St. Methodist parsonage.
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f"t7JNTON u4gor- Now,84 A. &• 4 x tseot
every Frldayy, 4n or alielS Oho. ia�I., Vii1IS
tori brotbren oardli>ll navitad'
A. J. HCLLOWAYi'9P'• X. T111A. 1,0"ALIr, Rio,
Clinton, Ileo. 6, 1890,
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teams Tont Ivo,0, Eutghts ,Pt the Maa ;" PeR a=.
the World-. 01,048, 41 ,000 and t;9SA08 PO 0100. am.
bpgbtp over 100,000. AssddO ,that ' prinetphpe
ngvoF' exoaeded 12 sooesamentg to a year. Che
8ig4,¢afetbdn extatehoe. MgAs to Orange Hai1. Clln.
torr, first and third ifrlday gf egery month.
C003&'S FLOUR
& FIXED ST011b"Ou,
BARN and SHOR.TB in Large or
Small Quantities.
OIL CAKE, LINSEED MEALS
10 lbs. Choice Oatmeal for one Bushel
Oats
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D. COOK.e C1INTON.
752-tt
RILL'S FEED STORE,
HURON STRLI ET, aLINTON.
The Best Early Seed Potatoes, and all
kinds of first-class Clover, Timothy, Field
and Garden Seeds, Flour and Feed of 9,11
kinds. Closest living prices for cash. MALT
in stook and for sale. TEAK of the choicest
-Varieties and blends. Excellent value.
J. W. HILL, Huron fit., Clinton
Central Butch® Shop.
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COUCH & WILSON
Subscribers desire to notify the public that they
bume bought out the butchering business latelycon-
daeted by Mr. Jae. A. Ford, and will continue the
same ander their personal supervision. Orders will
have prompt and careful attention. Fresh meats of
all kinds will be kept in seaman, sold at reasonable
rates and delivered anywhere in town.
ARTHUR COUCH, CHAS N. WILSON.
CLINTON.
CENTRAL BUTCHER SHO P
FORD & MURPHY.
(Successors to Jr. W. Langford.)
Having bought out the above business, we intend
to conduct it on the cash principle, and will supply
t)f 'b t tneats at the lowest pay
@fUtiot rip.
our customers with a as
ng prices.
FORD & MURPHY.
Dr. Drll1.ce,-sur9e0n Dentlst.
LIVE RODS WANTED.
OFFICE -Over Taylor',s Shoe Store,
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Clinton, Opt. Speebtl attention to pre•
servation of natural teeth.
Hi host Market Price Paid.
Righest
N. B. -Will visit Blyth every Monday, and
Hayfield every Thursday oftotnoon during the
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D. CANTELON, Clinton.
BLrll Bier.
798-tf.
Q. Agnew, L. D. S., Do D, S.
B. THOMLINSON,
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to Ac
ViTERINERY SURGEON,
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DENTIST.
Honorary Graduate of the Ontario•Taterinary Col,
. Graduate of Royal College of Dental Sur-
peons of Ontario. Iionor GrAtiato ol'Trinity
'ege, Toronto. -
Treats all diseases of Domestic Animals on the
most modern and Scientific Principles.
University, Toronto, D(3t hoc,.! Anad8thetic
Day and Night Calls Promptly Answered.
for paiulum extraction. Office opposite Town
Kali, over Swallow's Stora.
Reeidonee-Rattenbary Street. Woso.Clietou.Ont,
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J E. BLACKALL,
Night Bell al awered.
Will visit Nensall ON .•ry Monday, and
Zurich the 2nd Thursday cf each month
Veterinary Surgeon
and Veterinary Inspector
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OBlce on Isaac street, next New Era office.
Residence, Albert St.. Clinton. •
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MG. CAMORON, RABRISTER, SOLICITOR,
. Conveyancer, &a. Office -cm ner Hamilton and
SE. Androwe•ota., opposite Colborne hotel, Oodorfcb,
ttga.,.,
of the sickroom of royalty and stands
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Goo, TroW111,
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looking at the dying prince with the
Horseshoer and General Black -
J. SCOTT,
carriage kousee, There are also some good fruit
that he has no right to ask any-
Barrister, 4c.,smith,
thing, of the Lord in the way of kind -
ELLIOTT'S BLOCK, - - CLINTON.
Albert Street, North, - Clinton,
�1CA111P(ON,
JOBBING A SPECIALTY.
Money to Loan,
woodwork Ironed and Bret class material and
work guaranteed ; farm implements and machines
rebuilt and repaired.
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E. �AdriPION,
HARRISTER, - - - SOLICITOR.,
Card of Thanks.
' NOTARY,cfc.,
G3oder*loh, Ont.
TO MY MANY PATRONS:
Ohne-Over Davis' Drag Store. Money to loan.
I desire to;tender my dineere thanks
for the very liberal patronage Qocord•
M- 0- JOHNSTON,
BARRISTER, • - SOLICITOR,
ed me in the past and to inform the
public that I am still in the Carpet
COMMISSIONER, ETO.,
Weaving Business on East Street,
Ct�oderlch, - - - Out.
Godetich, next the Bicycle Factory.
.• coos-oor. Hamilton and8b. Andrew's ata.
Personal and mail orders will as nbal
receive prompt attention. All classes
GO TO THE
W. BRitbONE.
of work a specialty, at the lowest poo-
BAR&S,TER - - SOLICITOR.
Bible prices, and satisfaction guaran-
" NOTARY PtTELIC, �a•,
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teed. (1
A, Ross, East Street,
ol.midH BEAvEn BLOOS - -CLiNTON.
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GODERICH.
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The McKillop Mutual fire
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and Shaving.
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Smith's block, opposite Post Office, Clinton
-�J{ONET
Insurance Company.
a queen in disguise.
to lend in large or small ening or good
U rsodpidd or•petidtim seouriby at the lowest
The fact ;s that Peter 'Cho Grea
woxking in the dry docks of Saardam
do
parrenE rates. H. WALE, Mron et. Minton.
Farm and Isolated Town P>;oper-
ty only, Insured.
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1Vloney.
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Ubiid7 46' land on good seearity ata d per
'141111t. Aoply to C.rRMOIITi Alb6rt Se., thiuton.
o*ranua. ,
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George Watt President, Harioek P O.' Jim**
6roadfoot, Vice -Pres., gesforth' P. O.1 +N. f Shan -
r . .r �"xe r r e non, Beoy. Treae., Seatorth P. O.1 Miahael Mhrdfe,
v rii'�O1Q1VIl9 inapecto: of lases, Seafortb P. O.
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.Niel Www o . doceli. 'The text is I.
91.11-77 * 7 a:
a ro - bbl�l"R cotlte leH4d .i'tl r? ilQi4R . yr1t. Ke
to Ac
Kin6A 4,y,. 6. "Why feiggest thou thy -
self t o be anotherl"
l9i bo d Etl9r1llr upde
g trd' rP 14
tpi,ob Uany ptlraoa. takes'IiQ46telbti of an. kw
of wreckiiga s[td falls to taro I. wP I &J -1 ,A
In the palace of wicked Jeroboam
'siek
once take procgedtage 4tetole bey thte la tlu
1900 MART'.wiil. BABE.
Chore is a sink child --a very child.
vetoing Ishan tW4.
Wrooks,
Xedigiuea have failed;,skk'ill.is exhaust -
of podairicq,
fioderIoh. Bepb. 7th 1+191..
ed, 7) cup t'tbi ah, tela
j prince, has
lived I* enough to become very
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popular. a11d yet he must die unless
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solve supanaturul aid be afforded.
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The property atrelent occupied by the no-
deret aidd as'a restlpdenoe on -the Huron Road,
Death ooml up the broad stairs of
.loop iatll I(o•eq g2irims piste ovelBd oqa
in this Town .of aoderich, consisting of orie half of
of the sickroom of royalty and stands
an aore.gf laud, good frame house. -story •and a
'half--seyen rooms, including kitoheu, baFd and
looking at the dying prince with the
,slgft water, good stone ogllar, stable, wood and
dart uplifted. Wicked Jeroboam knows
carriage kousee, There are also some good fruit
that he has no right to ask any-
treea. This to at is boautifutly situated and
very suitable f'orany parson wiching to liveretired•
thing, of the Lord in the way of kind -
Forfurther particulars aply to
tress, He knows that hisprayers
�1CA111P(ON,
Iwould not be answered, and so hoe
6424f Barrister.Goderioh.
sends his wife on the dedicate and
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tender mission to the, prophet of tlx
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Lord in Shiloh. Pattingaside hes
royal attic, she puts on the garb of
Fyrni#ure' 01pater, &c.
a peasant woman, and starts on till
THE LEADfNG UNDERTAKER AND
read' Instead exf carrying gold ane
gems as site might have carried fron
- FUNERAL DIRECTOR.'
the palace, she oarries only
I Y those
Opposite Town Hall, . Clinton, Out
,gifts which seem to indica,te that she
belongs to the peasantry --a. few loaves
GO TO THE
of bread and a few cracknels and i
cruse of honey. Yonder sheoes
Union Shaving
Parlor
hooded and veiled, the greatest lady
in all the kingdom, yet passing un
For first-class Hair -Cutting
observed. No one that meets her or
and Shaving.
the roadway bas any idea that she i
Smith's block, opposite Post Office, Clinton
the first lady in all the land. She i
J. EMERTON, Proprietor.
a queen in disguise.
WATTS CO.1
The fact ;s that Peter 'Cho Grea
woxking in the dry docks of Saardam
do
the sailor's hat and the shipwright'
CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS
ax gave him no more thorough dis
Great Northwestern Telegraph office,
guise than the garb of the pe wan,
Albert Street, Clinton.
woman gave to the queen of 'Tirzab
But the prophet of the 'Lcavl saw th.
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PUMPS! PUMPS MPS I
deceit. Although his mystical eyesigh
had failed he was divinely illumined
It yon want a first-olase, well•made pump, one that
'and at one glance looked through th
win • siva you satisfaction, send your order' to the
imposition, and he cried .out : "Com
undersigned. He will dig and clean wells and do it at
in, thou wife of Jeroboam I Nyhy feign
the closest prices. He also handles a first-class
FORCE PUMP. I
est thou thyself to be another ? I hav
JAMES FERGUSON
evil tidings for these. Get back to th'
oppostt @aeen'eHotal ;High street Clinton.-tthouse,
and when thy feet touch th
I gats of the city the child shall die.'
809 tf
i She had a right to ask for the re
FW F 9 R N C 0 TIB
covert' of her son; she had no risk
to practice an impositiarin. Broke;
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•(MEMBER OF ASSN OF P. L. S.)
hearted now, she started on the way
Provincial Land Surveyor
the tears falling on the dust of th
road all the way from Shiloh to Tirzal
and Civil Engineer,
Broken hearted now, she is nac carefu
LONDON, ON"1', '
any more to hide her queenly gai
Omen -At G. J. Stowart'a Grocery Store, Olin-
land manner. True to the prophecy
ton.
the moment her feet touch the gat
Don't Buildif}aut
Plant
of the city the child dies. This cry i,
the palace is joined in the lamenca
tion of a nation, and as they carry
good Abijah to his grave the air i
filled with the voice of eulogy for th
J. ADES FOWLER & CO.,
de arted youth and the groan of a
afflicted kingdom.
Architects and Civil Engineers
Itis for no insignifica,nit0urpose this
Are opening a permanent office in Clinton and are
prepared to supply Plana, Specifications and detail,
I present, you the thrilling story c
the text. In • the first place I lear
for any class of work at most reasonable rates.
that wickedness involve Others, try
Patent Drawings prepared and patents obtained.
Ing to ma.4e them its dupes, its alt'le
and its scapegoats. Jeroboams propose
Valuations and inspecticnacarefully made.
to hoodwink the Lord's prophet. Hoi
25 YearsExperieneeinOntario,
did be do it 4 Did he go and do th
work himself? No. He sent his wif
Matt address -P. O. Boz 210,elunt on
to do it, Hers the poril of expasun
hers the fatigue of the way, hers th
execution of the plot; his nothing
iniquity is a brag, but it is a grey
It lays the plan and get
some one else to execute it; puts dow
the gunpowder train and gets som
one elseto touch it off; contrives mL<
OCAVEcoward.
chief and gets some one else to wqr
TSp 1h
MARKS
it; starts a lie and gets some one els
to circulate it. In
,TRaUE
PYRIGHTS.
nearly all the grea
crimes of the world it is found ou
that those who planned the arsor
OAIU I OBTAIN A PAT"NT P For a
rom answer and nn honest opinion. write to
the murder, the theft, the fraud $
U N & Co., who have had nearly fifty years-
free, while those who were decoye
ezpertencetntbepatent business. ommunica-
hone strictly A Handbook In.
and cheated and hoodwinked into th
confidentlni of
formation concerningPatents and bow to ob-
conspiracy clank the chain and 'moun
Lain them 'sent free. Also a catalogue of mechan.,
the gallows. i
teal and acientifio books sent tree.
Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive
Arron Burr, with heart [i:ded wit
emalnottectntheScientlacAmgrican,and
t
impurity and ambition, p?nts for th
us are brought widely before the public with-
Out cost to the inventor. Tnls
1
overthrow of the United States Goi
splendid vaper,
lmnedweeM elle antlylllntrated bnsbyfurtho
0r`IImeOt and gots off avith a fe•
largest ciranlatto of an seiontnfc work in the
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threats, and a little censure, whil
rid e3 a ear. Semple co tea sant tree.
Haily� Edition monthly, Z.60a year. Bin to
B(ennerhassett, the learned Blennei
0oytee 2b Dents. b very num�er contains begw
hassett the swcettempered Blenner
tlfal plates, In colors, and photo of novr
bones wtt4 Diane, enabling builders to show cola.
hassett, is decoyed b
Y Y him from th
iatekSt hes a snit secure coatraota. eaareaa
Orchards, and the laboratories and gal
iiIINN �"c cU. Naw YOnsa :161 BaoenwsT
dens, and the home on the bank (
the Ohio river, and his fortunes ax
scattered, and he is thrown intoprisat
COMFORT IN WALKING.
and has famivy, brought up in luxur,
I is turned to die.
No one can have comfort in walking
out Abominab:e Aaro
� Burr S eei
as it4 omparativennerhaett
with fest that are not in good condi-
tion. More than however,
tempered has it
Benedict Arnold proposed to sellout th
I forts the United States
often not,
this comfort can' be 'secured by bathing!
of ; to surrende
the Revdutionary army and to df
the, feet fora few moments every morn-
stroy the United States Governmen
He gets off with his pockets fWl (
ing, or else every evening in water from
the has 1 taken,
pounds sterling,while Major Anda
the brave and brilliant, is decoyed int
which chill een using
soap and a nail brush, and giving them
'This
the conspiracy and suffers on the gil
bet on the banks of the Hudson ; E
thorough and careful attention.
makes the foot smooth and keeps it in
that even the ifteratare-tbe marb]
a healthy condition; and if the nails are
tablature that commemorated the
event -has been basted by midnigl
trimmed evenly, so that they do not
protrude beyond the tips of the toes,
for
I desperadoes. Benedict Arno:d has d. ;
it is better them, tin prevents pres-
sure on the upper part of the toe.
hav notMicaedr that nine -Andre Tenths oEtarthoE
When the feet are talken out of the
a who suffer for crimps are merea y th
sate'lites of some great villains. Igni
water and wiped, no moisture at all
should be suffered to remaiji between
minions fraud is juggler mak(
the toes but they should bei dried with
a soft Towel. A crash or a huoka-
aright of -hand and 1
the gold that it stole appear in som(
' body Jeroboam tb
back towel roughly and swiftly drawn
between the toes as too frequently the
else's pocket. plots
lie; contrives the imposition, and gel
his wife to excute it. "Stand fro,
bather does roughens and inflames and
ma even siring about a' vary
off
all impositions and chicanery. 1b n(
painful
lpnd irritating eozema there. For. ow-
to the close folding of the toes to
consent to be lanybody'a dupe, ani
body.s ally in wicbedness, anybody
sol ostorp
gather, the perti i atioa softens the skin
between them exco0dinn.itly, and renders
of the teat eLtso ilnpfessc
me.- with the fact that royalty,
theta very anlscellitible .to trouble.
soma
times passes iii disguise. The frsfil
the vela, the hood of tho peasant: w4
LURK IN THE 'PHONES;
Irian hid the queenly�ttr 'oter of th'
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woadlart of lrzdh. Noho(q, ;sus Date
The last accessory of our modern
i civilization to come under tile. ban of
that she *0 fir "(t aeon orapriil. E
aliEV P9p90A ti r' but She am E
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,the scientist is the public • telephones
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written on the wasted hand o i ures" slid iue>ef< ble caEa l,at," +
xnCxl.er, on the, pale cheek tho and unfailing deinfectant p#ld
obudreil, Coll the omp tY broad tray. on li hti� t vele" earl r'ipsk�ntauo "M
the Fireless {ilearbh, an the breokoa l oindulen£s" o. P kt too, fatun a>pd s t
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wpu d of irks no the' are all 1Tioe and l half the raoa. TW.
oC. fir l rile furniture oady to be wrought gpou I
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house. But by the grace of God she such impositions. Ah, my friends,
Is a princess. The overseers of irks :not be axno g such dull J)o apt
poor come ' there and discuss the case I Lho part o, such persons as I have
and easy, "It's a pauper." They do begn desoribinig,j stand back from a�
not rea.bze that God bas burnished for cartery, from all ilnpositonr xhgy
her a crown, and that after she has who practice such ixn osltiion shat} fila
got through the fatiguing journey from exposed in the clay of (nod's indigos ioxi,
J lizah to Shiloh and from Shiloh back �y may reeir great fortunes, but t . exx
to Tirzah there wWl be a. throne of dapple grays will be acre on
royaltty on which she shall rest for- roadd some day, as was the d by he
ever. Eterna'S raptures hushed up. A' angel of God with drawn z old. T
queen in mask. A princess in disguise light of the last day will s - , throw ' r:�aA
WbAQ you think of a queen you do all suoh subterfuges and a voioo <*',
not think of Catharine of Russia or louder than that which ace ed this l,,I.y.
Maria Theresa of Germany, or AI'stryi Imposition In the text: "Come in, thou A
Queen of Scots. When you think ofa wife of Jeroboams Why feignestthou t'
queen, you think of a plain woman thyself to be another?'' With a voice 1k '-
who eat a ex3its your father at the louder than that God will thunders sill
table or walked with him down the down into midnight darkness and doom.`",
path of life arm in arm, sometimes to and death all two-faced risen, and all .,fy")'i
the thanksgiving banquet, sometimes to charlatans, and all knaves, and all xi',�
the grave, but always side by side, jockeys, and all swindlers. Behold how lip
soothing your little sorrows and ad- the people put on the masks, and be-,,
justing your little quarrels, listening hold how.the Lord tears them offs4
to your evening prayer, toiling with Illy subject also impresses me withl V s
the needle or Alt the epinuing,, wheel, how precise and accurate and particu a1,
and on cold' nights tucking you up lar are God's providenoes. Just at thea w t
snug and warm. And then on that moment that woman entered the city ,.�
dark day when she lay al -dying, put- the child died Just as it was prophe- 4,;,J
ting those thin hands that had toiled sied, so it ir6ed- out, so it always .',,``
for you so long, putting them together turns out. The event occurs, the death 7, �i
in dying prayer commending you to takes place, the nation is born, the des- .,x
that God in whom she had taught you potism is overthi own at the appointed (:Z
to trust, Oh, she was the queen, she time. God drives the universe with a ,,
was the queen! You cannot think of stiffarein. Events do not Just happen t,,
her now without haying the deepest so. Things do not go slipshod. In all °:
emotions of your soul stirred and you the book of God's providences there is • 9:y
feel as if you could cry as though you not one " if." God's providences are ,;;
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were now sitting in infancy on her never caught in dishabille. To God !A`'.
lap, and if you call her back to speak there are no aurlirises, no disappoint- I,
your names with the tenderness with ments and no accidents. The most in -
which she once spoke you would be significant event flung out in the ages ;
willing now to throw, yourself on the is the connecting link between two r;
sod that covers 'her grave, crying, great ohains=.the chain of eternity past ;
"Mother, mother!" Ah, she was the and bhe chain of eternity to come.
queenl Your father knew it. You knew- I am no fatalist, but I should be com- :
it. She was the queen, but the quean pletely wretched if I did not feel that , ;7'
in disguise. The world did not re- all the affair's of my life are in God's f:
cognize it, Mind and all that pertains to me and
But there was a grander disguising. mine, just as certainly as all tine affairs
The favorite of a great house looked of this woman in the text, as this child
out of the window of his palace, and h9 of the text, as this king of the text,
saw that the people were carryingwere in God's hand. You may ask me
heavy burdens, and that some of them a 'hundred questions I cannot answer,
were hobbling on crutches, and he saws but I shall until the day of my death
some lying at the gate exhibiting their believe that I am under the unerring
sores, and then he heard their la=enta- cera of God, and t'hle, heavens Pa fall,
tions, and he said: "I will just put on and the world may burn, an udg- i
the clothes of these poor people, and f ments may thunder. and i
will go down and see what their sor- may m11, but not a hair ah om .•'S
rows are,. and i will sympathize with my 'head, not a shadow •nit p on .�
therm, and I will be one of them, and my path, not a sorrow shall transfix
I will help them." Well, the day came my heart without being divinely ar-
for him to start. The lords of the land ranged -arranged by a loving, sympa-
came to see him off. All .who could t'betic Father, He bottles our tears. He . 11.
sing, joined in the parting song, which catches Our sorrows, and to the orphan
sihook the hills and woke up the shep- He will be a Father, and to the widow
herds. The first few nights he has He will be a husband, and to the out -
been sleeping with the hostlers and the cast He will be a home, and to the most ,
camel drivers;, for lip one knew there miserable wretch that this day crawls
was a king in town. He went amongup out of the ditch, of his abomination '
the doctors of the law, astoundingcrying for mercy Re will be an all -
them, for without any doctor's gown He Pardoning God. The rocks shall turn
knew more law than any doctors. He grey with age, and the forests shall
fished with the fishermen. He smote be unmoored in -the last hurricane, and
with His ham ex in the carpenter'v the sun shall shut its fiery eyelid, and
shop. He ate raw corn out of the field, the stars shall drop like blasted figs,and i
He fried fish on the banks of the Gen- the continents shall go down like anch-
nesaret. He was howled at by crazy ors in the deep, and the ocean shall
people in the tombs. He was splashed; heave its last groan and lash itself
of the surf of the sea. A pilgrim with- with expiring agony,and Ithe world shall
out anypillow. A sick man withbout wra_o itself in a winding sheet of flame
any medicament. A mourner with no and leap on the funeral pyre of the
sympathetic bosom in which He could judgment day ;,slut God's love shell not
pour His tears. Disguise complete, I die. It will kindle its sun after all
know that opcasionelly His divine roy- other lights have gone out. It will be
alty tlashed out, aq when in the storm a billowy sea after the last oceam has
on Galilee, as in the red wine at the swept itself away. It will warm itself
wedding banquet, as when He freed the by the fire of a consuming world: It
shackled demoniac of Gsdara, as when will sing while the archangel's trumpet
He turned a whole school of fish into is pealing forth and the air is filled
the net of the discouraged boatmen, as with the crash of broken sepulchres
when He throbbed life into the shriv- and the rush of the wings of the rising
eled arm of the paralytic, but for the dead. Oh, may God comfort all this •
most part He was in disguise. No one people with the Christian sentiment 1
saw the King's jewels in His sandal.
No one saw the royal robe in His plain
coat. No one knew that that shelter- HANDSOME TROUSSEAU.
less Christ owned all the mansions in
which the hierarchs of heaven had The dress in which the Princess en -
their habitation. None knew that that tered Rome -%i-as dark -,green velvet,
hungered Christ owned all the olive trimmed with sprays of red and white
groves and all the harvests which Gowers, which also trimmed the riche
shook their gold on the hills of,Pales- y
tine. No one knew that He who said, I embroidered collars. The colors re -
"I thristt" poured the Euphrates out of , presented the national colors of Italy.
his own chalice. No one knew that the The Princess's wedding gown was oY
ocean My in the palm of his hand like
a dewdrop in the vase of a lily. No one heavy ivory -white satin, the skirt quite
knew that the stars and ,moons and plain, with a broad band of silver em- a;''
suns and galaxies and constellations broidery and orange blossoms around
that marched on alga after age were, the 'toot. Over this fegl a court train
as compared with His lifetime, the four meters Ing of white brocade 11
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sp ark)e ofa firefly on n summer night. ,
No one knew that the sun in midheayen broidered with arse bunches r- ;tis'
was only the shadow of His throne. No guerites and sutrounded with vy
one knew that His crown of universal ruche ornamented at intery with
dominion was covered up with a bunch sprays of orange V.cssoms.
of thorns. Omnipotence sheathed in a Thveilpresent from Queen
human body. Omniscience hidden in a e , a P Marg -
human eye. Infinite love beating in a I herita, who took it from her famous
human heart. Everlasting harmonies co'.lection, was of Venetian lace, and
subdued into a human voice. Royalty I formerly belonged to c:aterina Cornaro.
en masque. Grandeurs of heaven in One very handsome dress the Crown
earthly disguise. Princess has is of xo:d-colored silk with
My subject also impresses me with rich silver embroidery, and another is
how peopleput on masks and how the of apple green with old -gold embroid-
Lord tears ahem off. It was a terrible ery. n the bodice of the gold -colored
moment' in the history of this woman costume are rose-colored carnations, and
of Tirzah when the prophet accosted in theglean one curiously shaped
her, p)raeticaliy saying: ' I know who F?'een orchids. In the choice of colors
you are. You cannot cheat me. You there is but little sign of the present
ca.nriot impose upon me. Why feign- popularity of bright colors. Only one
est thou thyself to be another?"' She white brocade dress, with beautifully,
had a •right Lo askt for the restoration painted poppies. has a bright crimson
of her son; she had no right to pra,etice velvet bodice -a dazzling effect,
that falsehood. It is never right to do Another dress of blue satin is en -
wrong. Sometimes you may be able tirely covered with gold embroidery.
to conceal an affair. It Is not neces- This costume and all the other house[
sary to tell everything. There isa nat., dresses are provided with a second bod-1
ural pressure to the lips which seems ice with long sleeves; so that they may
to indicate that silence sometimes is serve as well for evening wear..
right, but for double dealing, for moral The indispensable tea gown forms
shuffling, for counterfeit and for sham part of their trousseau -d, princess
God has nothinn,gg but anathema and ex- dress' rose-colored brocade with cur-
ure. He yvill tear off the lie. He ious and original embroidery. .
=rip np the empiricism, He will A dress in white tulle on a salmon-
watter the ambuscade There are no co'l'ored foundation, with ornaments in
eople who ars just read to be duped. brilliants, is a striking costume.
p The Princess's walkiv:g dresses how
They seem to be Waiting a deceived. exquisite taste. The First trav6ling
They believe in ghosts. They sow one �� light is in brown' cloth, trim -
themselves dace. They heard stimething, mad with real lace, The second r of
strap a in an uninhabited house. Go- navy blue, with black embroidered
ing ng the Toad one fright, something a es and a jacket to match.
a p hed them i» white and crossed The Princess has a number of capes.
the road, They would think it very One of the handsomest is made of�alr
dipastrous tc,cowit,tble nuns r of car- ternate stripe* of thick fur and white
ria ' at a fuYlertil. I`liey heard in a P�
nal , of's horise sometbung that por- lace on a punk glround.
feuded death in the f"fly. Th6y. I y '++'
it is a sure sign of evil if of 'barb Ply . 14OW A LIFh IS ApgNlp, -
into the rcofii bit d bummer, night, or A statistician hast e9tllnated that a11
they, see the ail ; ver the left he 1. man st years cid worked ed t dolt
der bfg1 for the vibftl uq» has ale V6.000, hagaq!)tis8d Ztialf;i
detta.exiy ti +fico oil`iidA'r:fog- has walked '1`t,000 .fall
I tful 61;.thbl f ab t t if they loop doer asr 1 s bagtt 111
the :lelldA> �a the a>orid 'titrly will, arcs'' 500 dolga, liar pe rr IlCen c>~' 98,006 >ri' ' e. `.'
tbAt i I�••tltls I AM* b6nh' • tiUe' ldnost'oirttt. i estdn 15,000 ds n of meat, a11d; . i
,irate day;In all tbe'.,hiistofy'df'ihei Wt)rid. ands cf ft�gd �nd vegetabl'ea dila_,,
1.As a'esr 0 1 oars tell looking tbYext. drank �7,0Ob ga loner vtluld. a+'
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