HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1903-01-08, Page 7Proverbs
" When the butter won't
come put a penny in the
churn," is aa old time dairy
proverb. It often seems to
work though no one has ever
told why.
When mothers are worried
because the children do not
gain strength and flesh we
say give them Scott's Emu'.
sion.
It is like the penny in the
milk because it works and
because there is something
astonishing about it.
Scott's Emulsion is simply
a milk of pure cod liver oil
with some hypophosphites
especiallylprepared for delicate
stomachs.
Children take to it naturally
because they like the taste
and the remedy takes just as
naturally to the children be-
cause it is so perfectly adapted
to their wants.
For all weak and pale and
thin children Scott's Emulsion
is the most satisfactory treat-
ment.
We will send you
the penny, 1. e., a
sample free.
B. sore that the !Amore In
the foto nl a label s oe the
wrappf of every bottle ot
Lot utilise roe fly.
SCOTT at BOWNiE,
Chemists,
Toronto, Ontario.
Secand f roo; .ii druggists,
Su^day School
rendered n. a proper nano. Help
thee° women—Help 1:uodlnx and iSyn-
t,v(rLr, They lnhorrxl—From the earl -
lest limes women have rendered valu-
able aselstaueo in the propagation
of the gospel. The goptel open.
wide the rkx,r of CLIikotlnu nett oily
to women. Clement—Bishop of Monte
shortly- after the death of Peter and
Paul. lie wrote an epls(le to then
l'orlittltkInit which Is 11111 extant.
7th) book of ilfe—Tits register book
Of those whom) citizenship In In
Heaven (Luke s. 20; chap. 0 20).
Anciently free eltle dutd a roll book
containing the nauu's of ail those
having the right of eitlzonsldp.—
J., F.&11.
III. Exhortations to the thiole
Church (vit. 4-0). 4,. Rejoice In the
Lord—True joy can only be found In
tho Lord. Alwny—Even in the mldet
of afflictions and trials, There ie a
joy 1n earthly things, but this le not
lasting, "Tito believer's joy towers
above 011 external circumstances, and
may always abide, even in the most
distressing conditions." Note, 1.
Christians may and should rejoice,
Modr'ratlon—forbearance—Mild-
nez.r, pt.ttenoe, gentlenee0. 'The word
moans forbearance, yr1d{mi•rneee. It is
the grace which le slow to take of-
feneet and swift to forgive; which
suffers wrong rrther than quarrel.
Thaw who are expo eting n. Saviour
from whom they need clemency may
wr11 show Itll ern float they are of
a like character. The Lord ix at hand
--Tho Lord 11 judge, isn't 1l' at hand to
met=h.—Cir roe.
e, In nothing be anxious—See Matt.
O. 215 There Ie IV care of diligence
which 1d our duty, and conular in a
wits+ forecast and date concern : Lilt
there la a care of distrust, which la
our mon and folly, and wh'eh only per-
plexes :and distracts the tttlnd.—
Ilenry. By prayer, rte.—The tree
antidote if/ that constant prayer
which melee evcrythln4;, great and
sine& with no exception, to God.
"Suppliootlon nrosrnts specific peti-
tions to (sod. The thOnkxgiving which
should necomodny prayer 1's general,
a.nd Could corer all 911 Kt 1.1 11.C1111."
Prayer makes known our deelree to
God end casts our 0111Th and burdens
upon 111m.
7. Pence of (nod --Thee follow na
natural result. It 14 the rest and eon-
flderoe which 1 od elves to tleu,'e who
surrender all lido ills bends, Sae John
14, 27; Pea. 110, i65; ism. 20, 3.
Shall keep—guard—"As n watchman
guards a city." blends—The heart Is
the seat of the 11fhetione, the deieres
and the motivrs. Thoug'h1n—liven our
thoughts, or purposes, are to be
gu trdrel.
8. Finally—fn order for ns tO be
1110 happy reetlent0 of (lal'e love
0nd favor, If will he epeessexy for
ux to take the oouree hero out -
There Are Plenty of People
wino have obisection
t dr s c,
pre s 1 and
dlscout•nged, btrause that dry, hack-
il lug eouglt hangs to Gm continual -
1
13. They have taken emelt medicine,
mostly of rho adverlhu'd tittnck
sort, nothing like Dr. August Kee -
night hamburg Breast Tea, the dis-
covery or a then notal German phy-
rletan 00 petite ago. We do not soy
that this will euro 0 ensue where
the lunge are badly dt€easml, for 1t
will not, and ftp to this date, there
le nothing that will cure under these
rondltlone; but, on the other lotted,
11 the lungs are not hard lilt, the
patient should take Dr. August Km,
Melo hamburg Breast Tea, a imp-
Iul every night on going to bel;
have 1t hot, drink hlowls, then every
other night, rub the throat and top
portion of the lungs with St. Ja-
cobs 011, cover with ell silk, let it
remain an hour, then remove. Edit
good, plain, louriehing food, live In
rho open air as nivel' as possible. By
alt meows sleep an near out of doors
as possible, that, is, windows wide
open, exeopt in the very severe wea-
ther. Take a cold sponge bath
every morning'; then immediately
rah the holy vigorously with n
coarse towel. Take Dr. August Koe-
n1g's IIamberg Drope every other
day tweordIng to directions. One can
buy the three rennslies for $1.215 of
any reliable druggist. Ilegin the
treatment nt once, and see how
nevelt better you will be almost
within a week's time.
INTERNATIONAL LESSON NO. 11.
JANUARY 11, 1003.
Christian Living.-1'uil. 1: 1-IJ,—Ileal Oho
NV holo Epistle.
Commentary:—Pile epistle reveal,
something of the eharacttr of thy', i
Church at Philippi. Paul wrote
nothing to them by way of r0- 1
proof, Their great love for the
apostle' had canecd them to nand Ep-
apltralltus to Reno with gifts to
support him In prison, and Paul sent
this letter to theta' when the messen-
ger returned. \\ n also nee the peace
and joy that filled the emit of the
great apostle. "As In the Philip -
plan prison he sang songs of praise
eleven years before, so flow it Ito -
man prisoner, worn, fettered and
bated, Ile rejoiced. It has been said
that the sum of his whole letter is,
rejoice, rejoice ye' '
3. Paula love for the saints (v.1).
L Tfterefere—This refers to the
preceding chapter. Dearly beloved—
Paul pours out the fulr ems of his
boart'e affection. Nee are not
Wevrds of flattery but of sincere lover
Longed for—See chap. i. 8. Ile long-
ed to see them and hear from thou,
and was earnestly desirous of their
welfare. My joy—Ile had no great -
o' joy than to learn of their pros-
perity. And crown—See 1 These. 2.
19. "Tho crown wags the garland of
victory. In Nero'e prison, aged,
worn with trouble, manacled, uncer-
tain of Me, ho rejoiced at being a
successful minister of Christ—a con-
queror wreathed with a crown of
glory.
Si. Exhortations to individuate (vas
2, 8). 2. Euodlas 4,yntyehe —
Tltese were two women of promin-
ence In tate church, who unhappily
bad fallen Into dlssonelons. , The
(lounge! given to all in step. 11. 2 is
specifically repeated to them both,
Mowing that they were troth at
fault, and must each seek Et better
and a Christian spirlt'4
3. Yokefellow—There Is ranch dif-
ference of opinion as to whom the
apoetio here addresses. /Some think
kpapttroditns is meant. Others
think' the elder or the bishop of the
Church is meant, and that Piaui is
urging trim to help the women just
named In a reconciliation of their
ditkerencee," Still (We're think tltmt
the Greek ward "maligns," which
mane "yokefellow," should here he
lined by tke apostle. True—Ability
to discern truth from 'error 1s he 0
recognized. Pure — Freedom from
fleshly impurity whish defiler hotly
and souk—Tr'encil. It denotes chu8-
tity to every part of life.
8. These thhtge do—The apostle I8
So conotloux that In all these things
he its followed Christ that he does
not heeitato to commend his life to
them as worthy of imitation, "What
they saw In Mils ons the same is
what they had heard from hhn."
1V. Thankfulness for the gift emit
(vs. 10-111), 10. But I rejoiced— 'The
renewed prod of their regard in
tho relief sent by Epaphroditus
awoke in the apostle a hol,v Joy.
1'1. I have learned, etc.—Tho apos-
tle (Wee net say he hath not been
In want, but hue httd learned to
meet adversity with that cheerful-
ness which the grace of God In the
heart can give.
12. I know how, etc.—Ile had Leen
In poverty and want, and again h
had abonntltel with blessings. Ile
knew the two extremes, and was
not east down In 1ln one or elated
In the other. Ile took whatever
We make Granby Rubbers and Overshoes out of
pure new rubber. Can as much be said of anv other make i
Granby Robbers
cost the maker more, hut they cost the wearer less, for
one pair docs the work of two pairs of ordinary rubhcrs.
"Granby Rubbers wear like iron."
TRIALS OF
AN OLD LADY
Could Scarcely Walk. and Sleep
and She Were Strangers
Kidney ('ompinito was the Trouble —
Aodd's Kidney Pills Cured it and
now She can 01)011 Sleep and Walk.
Bear Mover, ]high} To., N. w„ flee.
22, (8.peciab)—Of peculiar i1110re14
to eget people Is the ml*U'1110111
made by Mite. Elizabeth Berry, of
this place, Mrs. Berry 18 WI year's
of age, and for over eight years
she ons troubled with Clu'oule Kid-
ney Complatut. She was so bad that
she could 8000(.1'13 walk from one
room to another, she mulct not
sleep and sill' required axstalltnce
even to dress li er4elf. ikodd')) Kid-
ney Pills curial her. here's what
veto says herself
"A friend advised me to take
Dodd s Kidney fills, 1 look one box,
but that not helping me t left off
taking any more for three retire.
t at last got so that 1 could not
dross or undress myself ;and could
scut•cel,v weep more than five min-
utes et a time Then 1 resolved
to give Dodi). Kidney fills a thor-
ough trial. 1 took- tive boxes 01111
they prove] 4401711 0 success 1 took
sell more boxes. Now 1 can sleep
much better, and am completely
curet of Kidney Trouble.
"When 1 started taking lkxdd's
Kidney Pills 1 could only walk from
time room to another. Now 1 Dun
walk 0 mile."
ltrxh1'1 Kidney Fills make the old
feel young again.
came as from the Lord.
13. 1 can du, etc.—St. Poul "now
passes from knowledge to power."
'rhes ability canto through talth in
Christ.
PRACTICAL/ StiltVE,Y.
tile, first verse of the 1104011 shodd
be read in' connection wile the third
tempter, to tvhlc1 it furies tl fitting
conclusion. The apostle closes Rho
exalted discussion of that chapter
w111, the d)elurat ion, "(Mr (itlzeumhip
IN in heaven" (R. V.), and a refer-
ence to the +second coming of the
Lord to eousen units the work of sal-
tation.
Unity (vs. 2, 3), 'Eno.11a8 and 8,' n-
1 yl'bll', two women, who were doubt -
lees prominent and influential In C.es
cimreh at Philipp' had, 1't app^are,
leen at tannic°. Poul boberciles
liven to be reconclletl, and littreats
1lx "trio yoke fellow" to lend Ills
influ arse tells that of others to
leap thecae women to fin adjustment
of their difficulties.
Joytulmoss (v. 4). ('hristianbty has
Its origin in a P10e8nge of joy and
pinctness—good, nows to sten. (Luke
II„ 811). 'Gu funeral dirge is not
1„11 suitable e411eg)i011 of our wet. -
stain.” Tho spirit of Christianity
in tine hearts of ;mien lifts them up
above Gee minor key of earth's lamen-
tation end smite the song of the
spirit to the major settle of triumph,
Forbearance (v, 1t). This Is a bet-
ter rendering of the Greek than
"n.o.lerniton." Witit the disogrce-
memt of Euotllas and ;etyntyelo ht
mind th;- misrule exhorts, "Let
your' forbrnraaee he known tumul-
t ettl)
uanl-
f",o.t) to all. The Lord 111 1tt hand
rrrnu"tire," Wo 11 e ell 011111111, euh-
jaat to infirmity nml 'wenknewl.
Frer'.lolti' from anxiety (vas. ti. 71
The ('lutstiale0 0110 care ehoull be
to know that' all his ways are cote-
m'itte:1 to Gad, and tli;ol his life is
continual acknowledgment of hint.
Every other les= should bo trust-
ingly committed to (103.,
'Aoph'.ttion after tt.ao txsst (vs. R
A PROMINENT FARMER.
natty farmers, especially those
who have ltttelded the Agricultural
Colleges, are familiar with the name,
John Flxter.
Mr. Fixter Ix 101'010.111 of the Donl-
Inlon-Experhnentitl Farm al Ottawa.
Ile has been enjoying a diversion
fent Ids regular duties of late, in-
specting the 4,0X) harrows made by
Massey -Harris Co., Limited , for the
British lioverument Ior use In South
Africa.
Mr. l'lxter says that he luta per-
sonally marked each harrow with
the Government stamp.
The whole shipment of 4,09)0 was
matte within one month of the date
the order 01)04 received, which re-
flects touch credit mt Massey-Ifar-
ris Company and Canadians gener-
ally.
The Harrows `'ora made in the
Brantford Factory of Massey -Har-
ris Company. `ante idea of the eap-
nalty of this plant may be gathered
when it is known that file big or-
der was tilled while the regular work
of supplying implements of 111 1110104
khlds 1011 the world's hest farmers
was still In progress.
Speaking of the world's best farm-
ers, 11 Is astonishing that this cont -
poly Omuta h eve gathered togeth-
er such an enviable list of patrons
lu almost all quarters of the globe.
The fame of the 5faasey-Itarris lm-
reateentn evil udo among the farm -
lug community of time entire %cored.
The only conclusion we can draw
is that the buss;1104 ham been built
up on Ir,ne•st reale is—the company
has given Its tsarists, the farmers,
final vibe" for their money, ;and
dealt honestly and fairly with them
at all times. •
IP. F1rt 110 rrprescntol rn lo'ty
:1111 ('51114 1 heti fel principles. Teo
to:,", tee hocor.illntho just, the
let re, 1.101lovable, the things w^Il
spoken of, the e,"ellent or pre -c cal-
m nl five thing, worthy of ptalee or
tmenet) lellm (v. 07. F. rood. 010 rear
r 'geed;! 111 the tent type., o' chau•r,c-
10r tv' 3).
)'o-lrtn"y (vo. '!u.I 1 r. No finer ex -
fee a r,l•t ;'til
loon whlelt prone -Keit it can bre found
t,un0 is h re recorded. With what dig-
nity he expresses the idea that he
doom not reeler ten gift as a ntendi-
cent, and 3rd hon, careful not to
woumt lh,' feelings of those who
haul thus ',membered 111111 !
ANCIENT ADVERTISEMENTS
How the Old Itoman8 Solicited i'ubin'
Patronage.
Latin inscriptions, advcrtIceutents
of trades nest, form an interesting
class, mays Macmillan's Magazine.
Here Is 000 near Rome: "If you waist
inserfptbon11 made, or have any need
of marble work, you'll gest it here."
Another enterprising man at Bol-
ogna announces: ''A bath in town
'style and every convenience." A
simper notice meets us only elgnt
miles from Roue, where, of course,
most of the customers would be able
to know whether they, really, had
"town styli" or not.
A curious example comes from
Lyons, whish may he paraphrased
Mimi: "Dere Mercury promises pro-
fit, Apollo mately, and Septum/01ex
heed and breakfast. Ile who has been
here before will he treated till the
better a merond time. Stranger, set-
tle on your lodging beforehand."
A more independent tone Is taken
by another Innkeeper, who doesn't
hesitate to declare that him 1101140
is not Intender) for people of moiler -
ate 111011 1111. "If you Ilse In good style,
here's the house for you if in poor
fashion, I'll put up with you, but
1 shall be nshanued of having you."
Perkins there are a good many
modern hotels eotidnoted on them
principle, but the proprietors aro
not, tie a rule, quite xo frank In ex-
pressing their sentiments.
TO WORKING GIRLS
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE
Every working girl who is not
well Is cordially invited to write
to Iilrs. Pinl(h(tm, Lynn, Mass,,
for advice; it is i'reely given, and
has restored thousands to health.
1"liss Paine's Experience.
"1 want to thank you for what you
have done for me, and recommend
Lydia 11. Pfnkhnin's Vegetable
Compound to all girls whose work
keeps them standing on their feet in
the store. The doctor said I must
atop work; he did not seem to renllzc
that a girl cannot afford to stop worn -
Ing. My leek ached, my appetite was
poor, I could not sleep, and menstrua-
tion was scanty and very painful. One
day when suffering 1 eomru'mcrd to
take Lydia E. Pinkhaln's Vege-
table Compound, and found that
it helped me. I coutinued its use, and
soon found that my menstrual periods
were free from pain and natural;
everyone is surprised at the change in
me, and I am well, and cannot he too
grateful for whet you have done for
me."—Mims JANET PA1)1, 130 West
135th St., New York City.— 85000 forfeit
If original of oboes letter proving genuineness can-
not be produced,
Take no substitute, for It is
Lydia E. Pinkhant's Vegetable
Compound that cures.
PLAVINO WIN DEATH,
Testing an Electrician's Salley Drees
of Wire Gauze.
Experiments Imre been made with
Prof. Artemieff's wifely dress, In the
high tension laboratory of !desert'.
Siemens and ifalska. Tills dress (8
constructed entirely of fine but
thickly woven wire gauze, It com-
pletely inclose1 ,the wearer, inclu-
sive of hands, feet and head. Its total
weight is 3,3 pounds, its resistance
from hand to hand, 0.017 ohms, and
its capacity varies from .0002 up to
00025 mlcrofarads, according as the
wearer is tar away front or near to
a wall. The cooling surface is 110
great that a current ot 200 nnl-
pere8 can pass through the dress for
some seconds from lined to hand
without perceptible heating effect.
Standing =insulated on the ground,
and clad with this 111110, Prot. Ar-
tenileff drew up:u'ke from the sec-
ondary terminals of a transformer
10111011 wile g1vLtg n tension of 715,-
000 volt8, the peti..od being 150 cycles
per second. Ile next seizr.l the main,
and later on, the 1100'!) 117(1 1101114
1.118011 10 1 5000 vol10, he 11)410'
0)1101-1)17 from both lerudmtl4, and
handled the latter. The machine tate-
plying title transformer watt of CIO-
kilowatt
70.kilowatt capacity. In cencludinxthe
experiments, the inventor s'tott rlr-
ONE YEAR'S SUPPLY OF
HAVANA CiGARS FREE...
AU ,the tobacco t)tat I use is gro'vu
1n Cuba, therefore nothing' nut Ila
atm tobacco over goes Into any part
of any of my cigars. I employ CObaa
workmen oils'. No wholesalers, re-
commission enlistees' nor bad
eoconnts—that's all I11 the cigars
CIGARS DIRECT from MAKER to
SMOKER. No dealers tired apply.
381,000 sold In the taut year, ONE
11OX AND 70U ARE A RE;(IPLtit
CUSTOMER References—ANY BANK
IN TORONTO.
I supply you, THE NE\V WAY, TWO
YEARS, for the sa.me money you
pay the old way one year. These
Clgare are superior to Imported 15 -
cent Havana& The name of my cigar
le No. 72. Price
$2.5OFOR A BOX OF 50
being equal to five cents each. i
propety all express or postage (regle-
deredi, and thus dcLlver to you free
all over Canada Bend money with
order, one or more bores, and you
shall he a customer of mine. Some
bare ordered the fiftieth time. 893
whether mild, medium or strong -
R. K. FERRIS
Toronto Canada
(37 King
St. East
culled this generator by clutching
hold of the terurinalo, the potential
difference between the two being 1,-
11011 volts, and the carrentt passed
200 ampere°. The circuit was broken
by simply letting go of one electrode.
Throughout these experiments Prof,
trtrlmicff declared he telt not the
slightest sensation of tory current
through his holy, --from Engineer-
ing.
Wise and Otherwise.
De Ta nque—('lever fellow, that. AI-
0•nve stye the right thing in the
right place.
Spiggott—l'vo never noticed It,
De Tanquo-1111,1 lent night. IIe was
In 1Loy'le's saloon, and he said;
'What'll 3'l' have, Goys?'"
He that is down need fear no fall.
—Bunyan.
lingson Tatters—ler lookln' ner-
(01404 div mornlu'.
Cray Ekxlges—Yes, i nl'nys git ner-
vous aster Sunday.
Ragxon Tatters—'t'ausekle day o'
rest le over, ell
Fray Dodges—New, 'Cause it's wash
day.
Gol Melte, and tile doctor takes the
fee.—Franklln.
--
"Boo, hoo," whimpered the little
boy.
"What's the matter, my child?'
asked the kind old lady. "Have you
110 mother to love you?"
"Yoe, I got one that loves me tee
blamed hard. She rxtye It's 'cause she
loves me that she licks me."
The men who make history have
not time to write it.—Metternich,
The King's Shilling.
Rather curiously, It appears, that
the new King Edward shilling hag
found iris way to London from Rei-
gnite. While not In general circula-
tion as yet in the Anglo-Saxon cape.
ital, a few of them were pald out
in the city within the last few
days, having arrived la a consign -
moat of coil's received from abroad,
The )tank of England, it seems,
011718 not aware that there had been
11 new issue from the royal taint.
The new coin has the advantage
of bring at least original in de•
sign, and, while severely plain, o0
the obverse, 04 sufficiently decora-
tive in Its arrangement to lead us
to hope that the medallists who
have charge of the designing and
mttting of the dies from which aha
British toles are struck aro learn-
ing something of the delicacies of
the art from the French.
It IN to (re presumed that they
will shortly be in general olrcula-
tion, though further Inquiry at tilt
bank draws forth no further Intor-
ntatlou as to when this may be ex-
pected, and the puzzle le still un-
solved as to how the coins Bette.
ally tirade their appearance abroad
before they were known In Lon-
don.
What Happened to Mary.
Mary tcsok a little lamb,
She found It rather tough.
And when elm couldn't oat it, why
She kicked up rather rough.
Site grabbed the waiter by the faoe
And on )tint wiped her feet.
"That lamb," she sold, "Is a dis-
grace ;
It isn't fit to eat."
"Why should you use an old man
.0 7"
In grief the waiter cried.
"Because you are a stiff, you
know,"
The Saucy 11100l replied.
Just then a "copper" wandered in,
And took her to the calls,
The recant that they kept in jell
Poor 'Mary's fttlsh tells.
They openeol wide the prison doors.
Such conduct never pays.
You'll find poor glary scrubbing
flours
Jin
Iasi for 0ivty days.
:Page. i.":'Je,intli C rirssmental Fence
1!audao .x•, ,i unable and low-priced. Epecially suitable fur free)
aad df vision f,mee 1 in town Iota, cemeteries, orchards, eta Retails
ter20 CENTS PER RUNNING FOOT. Just about
tho cheapest Pones yon can put up. Writ. for full par11oalerl.
En page Farm Pence, and Poultry Notting.
'Ihs race Wi1:a Tease Co., Limited, Walkorvnls, tMtaris.
-.seal, P.Q, and at. J01sm, 21 B. 7