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June 5th, 1902
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Act ot Parhantent, 1855.
Capital $2,500,000
Rest 2,150,00o
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▪ Melson Macpherson, President.
James Elliot, General Manager.
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Drafts issued. Sterling and Amer-
ican Exchange bought and sold.
Intereet v d on deposits.
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FARMERS.
Money advonced to farmers on their
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11m:ices. No mortgage required as
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and
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BANK ER.
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W. BRVDONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR.
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Office -Ileacer 111. - - Clinton.
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Estate and . Insurance Agency.
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DR. W. GUNN,
R. C. P. ild L. R. C. S., Edinburgh,
Niglit calls et Iron (lour of residence
an Rai t enbury street, opposite
Presbyterian church.
0111ce Ontario street _ _
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DR. SHAW,
1 IIN"SICIA.N AND SURGEON.
Cease - felt:coo street - Clinton.
opposite St. Patil's church.
1)R. C. W. TooMi.,SoN
PI INS:C.11N ASI) SURGEON.
Special attention given to diseases of
the Eve, Eer, Nose told Throat..
°nice anti Reside nce-
All (et street, East; Olintop.
North of Rattettletry street.
DR. AGNEW,
DENTIST.
Will be at Bac field every Wednesday
afternoen.
Office --
Adjoining Henry's Pheto Gallery,
Clinton:
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DR. G. ERNEST HOLMES,
Specialist in Croon and Bridge Work.
D. 1). S. --Graduate of the Royal Col-
lege of Dental Surgeons of Ontar-
io,
L. I). S.---Fiist class honor graduate
ef Denial Del art. molt of Toronto
University.
Specall a ttentien paid to preservatimi
01 children's teeth.
Will be at the River Hotel, Baylield,
every :Monday from to a. no to 6
p. 111.
DR J. FREEMAN,
pee oe loseos tose;loyee.
A menilar Of the Veterinary Medical
Associatione of London and
0101 Graduate of the Ontar-
io taterinary Colhge.
Ofli.eathitario trivl. - - Clinton
Opeosit 0 St. Paul's church.
Phone 97.
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Directory. FOR MEMORIAL Da
exarrox.
Wesley Clutrele-Sundav eerviees
II a. 03. and 7 p. f:lunday school
at 2.30 o. tn. Wilbur Manning,. Sun-
day school euperiMendent ; •-'17siblen
cho:r leader Miss Halite Combe„ co-
gamst ; Rev. W. G. lloaston, pastor.
Ont. fit. Chureh-Situday services at
12 a. In. and, 7 p. in. Sunday
sehoal at 2.30 p. 20. Jaeob Taylor,
Sunday school superintendent -; B. J.
Gibbinge, .0/102r Icoder ; Miss Azie
Gibbinee, organist ; Revolha Gifford,
pastor.
St. Paul's Clutreh-Sunday services
et 11 a. no .and 7 p. 211. Sunday
S,,1$0)1 at 2.30 p. 111.. Sunday school
superintendent, Rev. C. R. Gunne,
A. ; choir leader, Mr. 'W, Lotor-
; organist, II:US$ May .13entley ;
rector, C. R. Gaulle hi, A.
Baatist• -thurelt-squnday services at
11 e. instinct 7. p. 111. faunae), School
at 2.30 p. 01. Sunday school superin-
tendent, Mr. 1). K. Prior ; ehoir teal
or, Mr. J, 13. lidover ; organist, Miss
L.da Hoover ; pastor, - Rev, J,. C.
Dunlop. •
Willis Chureh-Sunday services at
11 a, no and 7 p. In: Sunday.. school
at 2.30 p. ni. Sunday school ettperin-
tendent, Ma. .Jas, Scott ; assistant,
Miss Wilson ; ehoir leoeler, Mr. W. I'.
Spaulding ; organjet, Miss Maude
Goo hin ; Rev. Dr. Stewart,
St. Joseph's -Chetah,. Catholic -Sun-
day services ata 20.30 a. 10. and a p.
in. every 2ed Fundaa'a Sunday school
at 3 p. tn. every 2114 Seedily. Stine
day tehool superintendent, Rev. 1'.
MeMenemin ; choir 1eder1 Mr. Chas.
Gravelle ; orgarast, alaiss iUillllio Rey-
nolds ; Priest, Rev. 1). McMenamin,.
_Plymouth Brethern--fierVice at Tr a,
no on Sunday. Readingmeetings at
7 p. in. Sunday and Friday evenings,
Town'Couneil-hlayor;Thornas 'Jack-
son ; Councillors, II. 13. Conthe'J. A.
Ford, C. J. Stevenson, Alex., alacKen-
zie, C. Overltary, Thos. Maelceneie ;
Chrk and. Treasurer, W. CoatshIcetS
the first Monday' in each month... ..
Public Library :Boerd-President, W.
Drychine ; Secretary, W.- E. "Rand ;
W. R. Lough Dr. • Shaw, W. Coats
and E. M. Me1.en. , e • e
Public School Board-Wilbut 'Man-
ning, C. 13. Itale„ W. '1'. O'Neil, J. W.
Irwin, Dr. Agnew; la 1.. Hodgetise T.
II. aconi.- Secretary, J. Culitiinghante ;
treasurer, Wa. Coats. • • : • •
Collegiate Institute -Board-Chair-
man, el antes: -Scott ; secretary, M. D.
illaaggart ; treasiirere •W. : Jackson.;
I). A. Pored:Aerie j. Remitted, •II.
Plumsteer, W. 11. 'Manning...Meets
lirst Wednesday in ce.elt• mouth,
GODERICH TOWNSHIP,
• To nship coeneil-ReeSe„ :Thomas.
Churchill, • Clinton ; Couticillors, john
iddleton, 'Clinton ; • John Wood, •
Porter's Hill .; James cox, :,Pcirter's
hill; James Johnstone, Goderielt ;•
Clerk, Nixon Sturdy, Goderich
sessor„Tohn Thompson,- ..-Clinton-;•
'freest -or, - Whitely, .Goderiell e. Cot -
1. ctor, Louis .Anderson, Clinton. • . • •
12ord nI lt pC-lerk,-Joltii
C6x, ..Tohtt Salaeld, , •• Albert Cale-
telon, . .
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-- STA.NLEY . -TOWNSHIP., •
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'V ownslii p Cottneile--Re. eSe, . „Total'.
MeNaught on, •Varna.';.- Coenelllors, W.
.1. Stinson, Bayfielel .;. SV-. If." Keys,
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at na , aims JoI1ixtone, • oy „e
SlcDiarinid; clerke, -J.. E. Hartwell,
Varna ; Treasurer, Sohn Reit!, :Verna;
Assessor, John Tough, Bsyffeld ;
lector, Thos. Wiley, Vitriol., . .
rho KiIlup rau'ral 'Fire
HOW DEAD HEROES LIVE AGAIN IN
SPIRIT OF SELF SACRIFICE.
QUERY; CAN THESE BONES LIVE?
OLD% OlsT NEWS RECORD
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nee. result :. D. Witt salmsge,.
ales:were the tluestiou In th* affirm-
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*Live; Seer, Igor% prove* 1 het .110 Sell
loo Mot Grath Vlohan8 Rr8yely ,Af0
, Not iseaa-sxoutpieet loiplpotloo„
Aocordina to AoGot Pailiamen t of Can,
Ada. is the year 1903, by Milton Betty, of To.
, -rout°, 0.1 yepq. of Aeriettatios Latitwa.
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ChiCogo, June - I. ---In this .eeenaon
the Rev. Prank Do Witt Talinuge
shows how the- dead heroea whose
graves are g•ettionded ott- Memorial
day liveagain in the spirit, which
their self sacrifice ire:mires; teat. Ezek-
iel xxxvii, 3, "Cam these bones live?"
A. dark, gruesome vallery„ peopled
with the strongest of all strange
• hosts, a greet army nof , bleoc.hed
skeletons, is the scene of the pro-
ephetat vision. Amid the Millions and
billions of dry holies there is nct.the
gleaut of one eye, the beating .of one
heart, the welconte of one hanaclasp.
All asst • motionless. All are dead.
Then,. in. the silenee, themcollies a
voice asking the: momentous gees,.
tion, "Conthese bones live ?". And,
strong.° to sa.Y, es if in answer, the
dry bones begin to move,- the joints, .
lihe rusty, . hiuges, creaking -front long
elisuee. The different skeletons lift
theniselves • and stand up.' Then,
stranger stall, these skeleton -foetus
stoop -down, as ave would bend to
gather the fresh, clean :linen eater it
morning bath, and the$, clothe them-
selveS in garments of flesh and blood.
God nest asked Ezekiel -whether, the .
dry armies could live. Then ,God
showed the prophet tey Visual •10a111-
festation that they could -.•
The same questiou which was ask-
ed the ancient prophet I ask you this
national Memorial day. in referenee •
to the bones, the dt•y bailee, of .the
" soldiers' who' died in the civil ivar. I
oak the question . because- I- intend to
onswee It Myself. 1 want to wove
this morning that_ the men who Meta
soldier's death fighting bravely are
not .d.enal. •. :They ore more teliVe to.,
sday than when. their deeds testified
tee the . World that the: heroes. and
.heroines -for I. shall speak, in referJ
. :ertee . to .botha•-should be • eltiseed
among.. the 12102111 • end Intellectuals
forces Of their 'day and generation.
•The deed of the battlefields are
intensely alive. to -day in -their inSpita
Mg • examples., • Every. true soldier
allows what 1 11101211 by the over--
whaled/1g poWey _ or a -peiseinal ea-
, . It is the ability which. co
brave leader', by a deed .of•'heroism,
hosi to instill the- courage of -his ewit
int 0 ' 0 their lives,- There comes 0
crisis 1n Ibe battle. What -dees fhb
• or •
assaulting. brigadecommander . de?
• laieS he :keep'. his posi tin.in the rear.
• .oft repos, where .110 has. tv. eight
. • • .
!, to stayDhnd
? . Does he se.011)?' Of -his
eetaffoollicers to • lead. at the charge 1
_Does. •ho loiele after his owe Isafeteer;
• Oh, ne. • .draws his ewerd 'and
steps -.to the • front, oaltis inigade.
• Ile ituri•leelly utters 'a, few inepireig.
:words:al:He:says: 'a..130ys,.' the' safety
of the.'whold arniy_.dePende upon. this
;tiove. It•plii
elis
t.,'woer.ctk
iitiutit4,1.eitittpopposingttieeyoi
10erh.
11120, 00 else •theewhole force must re-
treat 1, surrender. -Seine...tif us only-
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' -lea • clowit our lives there. Yea'.
. follow. Ine, men 1-e.1 'ask no Mari to
, go- where •I ant not ready to lead.
task no anon - to, charge: -where 'it, may -
possible for hint teS,step over
nle' dead •biecle, .111int,..Will yeti go?
'Will you go V.'" -And -.all 'cloWo,. the.
line of throats - there o'adines.. the
hoarse answer', . ''Aye, general We will'
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go ' We. will g0 This wits :- -the
•; Wily General. 'George .Edwitrel Pieleett
l• did. Th IS was •the way 'Marshal elNey.
(11(1whEl,.12e led the Old' Guard down..
into the estvine or. Olutin; where! the-
. Waterloo .tt•Ogedy sv.ae. s'pritatically
This .- was the -way..11tcharci
1 Nesalle,_-Eitel'.' Of Warwick, did Upon
the battlefield of .Burnet. Whenthe
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great. kinginakoi. saw that his troops •
. were bei•ng routea, • he: code to.. the
top Of it. hilt and, disitiounted. There;
evithin Sight of his menahe (1rovo los•
.,sWorrl hi to the ;boort of his 1101)1
war clittrear. •Then; llavillg cut off
alt-. Poseini 1 i1 of 'personal escit pe„ .h2
tatted his troops,. enying: ."The coma
monder 'of the: Englieli forces 'is here
: to Conquer. or- dia1 • Will his tnen bo
Willieg to die withe him 7" ']ho TP7.
treitting . soldier§ • gathered' around
-their noble •Iteater and :died, by :thous
:ea -the Vert of 'Warwick:him-
:self •alea.' Wats May.. be bell, as an-
Anue•ican goieeitl ispee• filently
ehieede •lan by, -the .gle-ato ef the hot
hisaing, deompiac flantes .. of that aw-
ful inferno are seeh t he Iteref 'deeds.
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pi- minty :whose noble lives 'have Mem-
tried ati ti pu flied by the 11. 022 of an
°melee. •intittyrtiom..
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OFFICERS. • •
13. 111.61,eati, President,' Iiippen
0. ; Thos. Fraser,' :Vice-Presidellt ; -
Brucefield P. 0, T. E. Hays, See,:
Treasurer, Seaforth.• P. • '0. ; W. (1.
)iroadfoot, .Iosnector of latespes, Sea -
forth la 0, .. •
. DIRECT.ORS •• •
it': 0. Broadfoot, .Seafoath ; John
Crieve, Winthrop ;•• George Dolce.
faith ; John Watt, Har1ok ; John
liennewies, Bradhagan James. Rasp's,-
laechwood ; James, Connolly, •Chnton; •
John eltd,eat, Paippeta, • .. . • ,
AGENTS. .
Robert Smith, ; Rohe:et Mc-
Millan, Seafortit„ James Cummings,
1.:entondville.; .1, W. a'Sid, .1101nicies
elite. •
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or transact other inisine§§ Will lte.
aromptly attended to 'on •applleation
to any of the- above •ollicers • addressee(
to their respective pitstollices. •
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M. C. DICICSON., • -..."
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ray air I
"1 have used Ayer's Hair Vigor ,
for over thirty years. It has kept 4
my scalp free from dandniff and e
has prevented my hair front turn-
ing gray." -Mrs. F. A. Soule,
- Billings, Mont.
There is this peculiar
• thing about Ayer's Hair
Vigor -.--it is a hair food
not a dye. Your hair does
not suddenbj turn black,
• look dead and lifeless.
; Butgraduallytheold color
. comes back, -all the rich,
dark color it used to have. -
The hair stops falling, too.
- Wile, MI tintutsjs.
i eotiiiutirtlhi:irit
tngfarti
yea *1814210, Se *11(0 5011 the maim 1.
- of yeurriesteSt ercpteta »WO. Adorers, -
,3.0, AYER CO., Lowell, Mass.
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Sometimes are teet to errotie-•
medy netietee that the Only saffet.ings
of wet': \vela, to be feumi in the gun-
111)1,1volotate 1(111 the: swamp fine. s,
10 et he heal•trendillg . erica of el.!
o 1" h e • •
wounded ' lying , bet %%aim the contend-
ing lines, in fhe colds, the heats the
hunger, the weat•inesit atter the 110111,8-
mielaiess suffereel by .the Men at the
front, •• But 1, have always believed
,that. the wives and mothers and the
ete re and sweet 11 ea rts who st I.
itt bonne :to Weep Suffered rm..
than he biotite 11 chi and sons end
brothers who donned Hair mdforms
arid . went fin'th to die, of
their sad, weary night s Think of
: their startled ears when the mottoes
wero heard that a great battle was
aliout, 1 be foug•lit 1 'Iltittl< of their
- 127222 P3'08; 5002(111115 the long newernis
per columns of • the dead 1111(1 11)1887
the' 1 . That. awful word "Iniseing 1"
ThinIc ofthe poverty which vtin
the og
Widew hatl to face, with r9m. or five
e01)117101211iher bock; Toalay w e
honor the (lend soldiers who wore
theblue and the gray, We ought al-
ert honor the wives and motheree the
sweetheart§ And the siisters, who
were wilding to give those soldiers as
a sacrifice, aS well as the heroes
Who were willing to die..
DM, though the ndble teolnen. ot
the north and sollth May hitve sufe
feted grentle, yet by their very suf.
ferings (10d wits able to heal the
wounds, the bleeding wound's, of the
nation. The breaking heitt.ts of the
north reached out oo ard the break'
1215 hen I. tat of the south, and bey
found that In etheit. troubles. they
Were sisters. Some at the beeeft
oport'S sOnki fighting in h
bot
atilt es. As Stish IL mother sal 111
ber familY plot between the t we
gravem-between the grave of her boy
in blue and that of her boy in grtty
,
'-ah e peased that the past civil strife
might, he feweVer buried, fehe Woad -
ed with earnest p1'i1e09' became her
boys 50)0 died had rime 10010 the
Sante cradle atel looked op Into the
eyes of the same nibther,
Tile (lend of battlefieldS are intense.
aIlVe to -day because they hetVe
proved tht, the strength of theft'
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country is to be found in the Inulti-
tudes of its consecrated homes .antl
not lit the, eize 01 Its standing armies.
When the civil war broke out, there
were not enrolled upon the muster
of the war department more than
25,000 men. The traveler could, go
U p and down the length 11110 breadth
of the land without seeing 0.11 Anted -
can soldier in uniform except in 11
few forts built for protection against
the Indians and in places like Gov --
mots Island and Fort f.-itunter, Alt
garope Ice5. shaking under the tramp
of the 1111t1'tin-1 hosts which were
murslutled upon every froutier;• yet
In America there 22 ('01' not enough
soldiers tontitl33 tpeehl Llotk,-
itgoaiiotiaitls‘zw11ursivalititn)
sooner did the bugle blast of war
sound than the volunteers value front
everywhere. They cattle front the
pine woods of Maine and the Lout -
811111(1 plantations, front among the
California flowers and the Alabama
cottontlelds, from the Ditkota prole
ries and. the Mississippi fiat -boats,
from the Pennsylvania mines and the
South Carolina tobacco factoties;
They came by the tens of thousands,
They come by the hundreds of thou -
"Ads, They came by the .million.
They mune to prove for all time that
for this country, at least, thereiS 210
need of e• great standing. army.
When War breaks' out, a, nation has
to tise the •ships which it-. hoe con-
strueted in tones of peace. I2, takes
years to build .a floating lighting
etaeltinc, But. whot 1 have said is
true 111 refeeence to ft standing 0.1•103'.
A country, whirl' in .a few numths
could 'produce well disciplined amities,
tus: the army of the south and the
army of the north, does not need,
SaVe in times of war, to call the
keenest, mates, the strongest arms
and the brawniest bodies from the
avocations of peace and have the 11(2-
11011 groaning under the weight of
useless tit -Sutton It does not need
te hove fewer tnerchantS, fewer
school( eachere, . fewer lawyers and ,
ministers aod mechanics. and fanners
In order tei: have ntot'e Privates and
lieutenants •and captains and majors
and colonels' and generals : If we
have the • right kind of betties, there
will be officers and privates•reody to
.protect the country frituf a loreige
foe wheite;er they are needed.
Where cap you lind a greater P1(0111^
pie '• -of lievoism Chau exhihited
by the colonel of a Pennsylvania regi -
11(o11. As, lie' was leading :
ebitt ge he looked down 'and sew
ilPterned face of his .own :boy. • 'All
that he did •was t() keret a 'moment
and IcisiohiS dihtO, •saYinea• "timothy,
Inv, derling goadbyl" Then tern -
ed d Waved. his swoeil; erylne, .1
'Come on; .boya 1. Come on! Charge.
'and follow mel" Where 'cell you lind
a greater .dced of heroism 'than that..
ixbibild upon, t he field of' battle •
Ikon the ambulence Corp§ found
among the wotinded a boy 'with both
•
of his eyes sh•ou
ot te Theee eat,
.
.holding inatie• arnik the.eicied body of
another They' . weee Hee hers..
• As. 2112 ,seirgeo'n'•s ni&1 etym. lir ar t•hey
1212(2 20 the' blind ho y ohitipeeln e to .1 111.
• dead • boy poor 1301111y 1.. lee or
' 1 • Mt:linnet, told mie lo look filo:
tete •011(1 1 Will.: :Poor Lobte ,
-Poor, Dobbs; 1" Ab, in a .lend of ' h
.freo al d She. In'tIVO We do mit event' it
greatep stanellne verve ! We do riakl,
however, . timed' el nsocret d hinres :
we do need More fathers toot moth e
who *ill 'build. the right lond of few-
ily oilers'; We do heed the right kind
'of. taluestian chore hee, -whet e thoS
children aeon be • brought in. centact
With God ; we need thoSe. Chris Jeri
boys 'and girlie Alerted: 122thearight
'emu m avocatione. Them when war
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comes, the Chelstion betties of the
• north and. the „south, the east and
the' West, Will .yield up their sent§ f01,
t he anti le" mitt • -tbeir .chitte leters for
the field Mit:pile's.
The Obriatia•n clead of 41) • •ha I le-
fielils are ifitenet0 te-thte,.. in tOe
• .
heavenly yeceiguttlons h 'ha- e
been given ,ter theta.. litipoaell.le. Is it
• to suppose t ha 1 ft (Set • wo it ea • allow
•eeevants ho wovefound in 'ar-
mies and n ho %Med upon bistt'erieids
to go 'uorewarcied. To 21)3.1.e ul 1( 1)1
sermoeupon the anotint 02 rist pro,
netaieed• n. blessing on ' 1 o se
Bees Were ful1. of tetiric. en 1 ha • f•
; f • ove r ty and pei•Seettt ion;
der teed • death. ' :Po not C 8
• ' 011p1y '1 • ill ve men')
1111 theyt euffer eneueb ? Wet.e
" '1 '' • (112(1) 1 ? Did
, ,
rot -they • hunger eitote. 11 tied have
ittettesica !loss enough I not Pir ny
A fair ,elleokert hoy neer las blanat t'
. at ititiad, e0b. hOteelf to • oe „l-
ame ,to glee!), fiePp 00 Ot'y 11 "011,
it Oilier, Mother, if T.:could nly see
efot11er1"• In one of the 'nett -nal 12111-
• cal at So I !Herat I ire:: 'V hoe the
Pelona. T sew. a Bible " whir h had so% e
'Arran lef t allow, his 21101 11131' ern ve at to
kiln.. In battle he wn14. ettere.ing ie
his e01.11. poriol jll1t 0; er the
ohearto :A fleina bullet almost 1111(1 25
v•ats through th 3 Bible, Joit it Wes
stopotel at pile of 1he 'leaves. 'of the
- • four' gosPele; Did not many evolving'
Seidler 1 eve • one of these 1 leilles • in
hie 'Mind 7 '12111 he not .a.eep over At
when he was. r far wetly (von
home? 01111 Got: foryet his Christian
sold i yrs h t died tomtit the hatt le -
field? No, no, 1' The -Bible describes
tho entrence into heaven cif tataioY
• host memento; 1h...emelt the au 1 as
before' the reyiewino st; or. et
earthly ruler, F.A. .it hn: in tepocalaja
tie...vision eel( cl out in raldure os
, them, "Who are these • %the r
nernyeti in a hite robes, rod all me.
rit7t112 :they ?" There must have do:en
teary seen by his. Prot h't 0Ye , 11
atoll the answer that h ref.ei .1 0
Iceotld nobly, '01.‘hese th hi.el
clone init of great telbulataen mid
hue WeSiled 0(00' V011i e 1111
iit on . 303103 in the blood ef . the
;Lint)." •
n .the Iltuelisit soldiers came
hack front th Crimean oar all Leta
don turned out. to greet them. After
th held remelted past the tat/lowing
ate tal Queen V ict °I itt a 1.ei the
Consort arose to receive those. herpes
who were to be dceorated with med-.
-Ms. As .each soldier aPproach the
Queen, With her oleo hand, tanned the
medal linen the liteaSta of the. man
wiehed to honor. Some of these
soldiers had est .empty sleeve ; some
came on crutches ; _some Mut their
heads bandaged. AL last there Caine
ft litter. In. it wascareled the"phy-
eleal ;wreck of it mom 1301-11 of bia
I,1gs had been shot, away,. One of hiS
arms wag gone. 1118 body heel simp-
ly been riddled with bullets.. That
she Queeto with tears In het'. eyes,
bade the bearere halt. She left her
Mime etnd descetoled the slope di her
etand to the side of the litter. She
bent, oVer the poor veteran. On me-
i:omit of his • sufferings the gavot
Wished to honor *him more than any
of the rest.
Let us go forth to decorate With
flowers the graves 01 1110 eoldiers who
died upon the field of bottle because
their glorlOutt mernorleig Still live in
our hearts. Let Us decorate Olt the
gettVeS ttlik&; let 118 put just as large
a Wreath upon the gra.Ve of the um,
krioten picket Who Was shot by the
Sharpshooter irt the MOOIllight While
doing teOtinel duty AS open the
grave 01 1110 AUDST 1101 141 getteral of
, the woe, Let each receive the same
1 Meed of honor awl the stone floral
tribute at the /lends :of their coun-
trymen as the hi/1111)Ie color bearer
who when the regiment WA retreat-
ing rallied the men just belore he wets
struck 1))', 12 bullet and leaped up in- "Text or the ',vomit, Acts ss., :42-311.
to the air, crying, "Oh, my God ; memory Verses, 0Oe2,la-Goiden 'next,
• I'M gone!" and fell dead. Give a ' I um, v, 1,:...commen1ery Prepared bv
hero's garland to the farmer's boy 1
Mto kiS8e0- his mother under the eltes nes, .t). 31. Steurps.
. I elation.]
this, that a man lay down. his life
otireatee love oath no men than i 22. Then pleased It tho apostles and
foe his biotic:lib" Every one of the ' eldere, . with the. whole church, to send
Voiocrowtarpoaftailaien1 twairineara)13).any to An -
dead heroes paid the greatest of all
saerillees for his country. They gave . 1 'al 4
P1131 aud P nitbitS, haviog returned
their lives in man. that Others might . to Antioch after their iirst, missionary
live. And as we, one and all, fellow tour, continued there a. long HMO with
'tountrytnen, front the north, the the disciples, teaching the word (iv,
east, the south and the west, 'kneel 28). Willie there teachers mine treat
(Ion n to Place the Memorial day Judges, who said that the gentiles eould
flowers upon their graves, linty we not.be saved by faith In Chriet Mdess
stymie before tall by the altars of they were also (Avow:noised. There was
the •Clettel that we will oppose with So • 10.0ch aisseitslon Mal disputatten
inflexible determination any one who
will ever again try to stir up sec- abOnt it out the elnlreh at Antleteh
Sent Paul and Liarnabas and °there to
0(3431 strife, The civil war is dead. '
By ills bleed of our loved ones NVO Jernsalon to the apostles tool elders
swear it. The civil war Is dead! Ily to lay tile Matter before them. The
the northei•n•reglinents which follow., council, having tweed the Whole story
„and diScussed it,. came to . a eleehcion
feldndl'ihtzo-isiotligrilibeI;r7 r eLt;icimejn°tes thVallteefloeir- whieli they 110227 Bellq to Antloell with
lowed Lawton and Merritt in the these brethren.
Spanish-Americen war, when north* 23, 24, FOrtURDUCII, 48 we have heard that
lacititodwmoiut.th 'f.ought eide bY side, we
.. troubled you with words; subverting your
certain which went out from us have
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
LESSON X, SECOND QUARTER, INTER-
NATIONAL SaRlES, JUNE' Et•
'
(low of the apple tree alien he went I [Copyright. 1003, bY American Press Asso-
forth to die.
Thee, (1. WO kneel on Memorial day
by the altars of the dead soldiers
who fell. upon American battlefields
may we consecrate anew our lives
to our country's service. May we
realize that when we serve 'our Lord.
and Master best, then NVO serve best
Our nation, Meer the sorrow and the
stbelnoss, the suffering and the deaths
we this day connnentorate instill in
opt. hearts a profoond love et peace
and a deeper consecration to
whose name is the Pt•inee of Peace.
Let uS labor to so disseminote the
teo.ChInles of Jesus, that war tit the
future 'shall heConte 'imPossildlit3'•
Then shall . be. only gospel peace.
Then..the'. people will not Only love
the• •Lorci their God tvith till their
hearts 'but they shrtal. Ioye their.
neithbors. as themselves., Then .the
glory of the Lord shall cover this
land as the -waters vover the sea. •
souls.
Behold tile grace of our Lord Jesus
Christ and the love of God and the fel-
lowship of the Spirit in this greeting
from the believing Jews at Jerusalem,
Ole apostles, the rulers in the chtirch.
to 'the gentile belleyers, the tincireuna
eised at A.utioch. Notice that the Jew-
ish brethren sendgreeting onto the
gentile brethren. They are all breth-
ren in Christ and acknowiedge. it.
. 25, ' 26. Men' that have hazarded their
lives for the 'name of our 1441
honorably dthey n3ention
C.toirtruritisi:itt.bReloh‘o.ed o
Sambas and Peal" be.
cause of' their sufferings for Christ's
sake, sante or which were mentioned
En- last lesson, but for a fuller Ilst of
Pours sufferings see II Cor. al, 23-28,
And yet hear Paul say, "None or these
things -more Inc." and !the sufferitigs
• •
, Ensflisla Uonrl Eitough,
• .... , of this present tinie.are not wotilly to
Senator Quay Is fond of telling' ?' be compared watt . the glory 'stanch
story of an experience- at a country . Shoff be revealed In us," and "our light
the wall in the Parlor was an insh1P-. affliction Which IS but for
hota trioment,"
el emu.. Pittsburg. lIanginfa on
etc(A.cts 24Romville 13 11 Cer
tion, "eel on parte Francais:"- • . iv, .17), becauee he •believedGod. . ,
. xx; ; , ; ,
The soeator noticed the -inscription 27,23; It seemed good to the ihilY Ghost
and, tuteihig to the proprietor, said, . and tct ele. , • , , ' • - ". •
'Ito event speak French ?'' ' • . Observe the partnership Or tbe Holy
IsTo,'' . replied the pt.oprietor.` Spirit . and the 'ehtu.0h and eolopare
7.1aelnae.1111.4,huilt,..,11111,,des.n,fiodr (rizulen.;?, ..,why.: (.16 jci,:pterexlia,2,.. feeler y one *who receives
" V •
?011hit'.
1 . 11-s .1 .'1. 4' . us - wist reoe ves olso the Holy
have tat en.!?tiii. .01) thee wait 7
• t 1 nein ` . re) eh te souk eti Spirit, and the body becomes Maisel)...
, pieevery whit of NV.hiell fie 'jealouely :
-..h0.1..e.'S ". . ii111 .'.
. Father tvlitch opeaketh in you" . Otiott.•
. olio f, 1,11 4512 1,411„,d if a: vou'a ('121(1211) 101 the glory of God fl cot...
0)201) (27(211 he 't sell ' t 1 to no. J'ate ft. vi, 10; 20; Jars dve 5, R. V., maegilia
motto, • :God ' Bless Otie 'lloiiie l' ' The Lord Jeses 81110 to Ills 1111 .4
anscceoel . the tieemealied hotel keep- when lie sontelhem (malt, "It Is • 11,J
el .-1 1,11adelphie. nes. -1 i ' - ye tltai• Speak. loit• the Spirit of yoi:r
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.. .• 11,,,,, 411)...ti ir.`:,1.. 11,,,t.., • ..
. . , . , g . , t. . . . y-,' 2, , . t.
ITold Hi) boiek oil h ita bate:. On a,
. . .2!)-Alistain frorn meats erfered to leols
51110"th ' ' or e0ver11! "1111".. let the end from !Soo& mot remit (hems strangfed
molt board down, th 11 the other, • arid from fortlientiee, trent Which 11 •ye
•ipil• Rile' 1101 10eVi O in, on .• h.rnd w. hilt; keep yontseives ye shall tle.We'll'.. Fere ye
Yea 9Pen. 0 nos ot the. iatelt, then • It Wc4.. '
. ,
few at the feont; and '.0 11 • alter-- . These the ('0 12111 considered neat%
potelY Ojenlitg i?aric and front, .gonte sarY tithigs,;Drit didnth; say necessary.
ty pressing smell tlte eeet iciSe . Lill you tee solvation; rather,. 210(3058(227necessery ns a
,
. reach the center of tile solume. Do.
• •
evidence of salvation. , Thera is no sea,
, this t\ 1) or theee •tianen, eitel•S•ott,.1:111.1vation by. oelcs revealed inthe word
k
obtain tip beet, results, • oral) thi• :.
yolume, viola. n t ly de. caneeee.ey in ony , or God, but 01)!'. selaation by the great
and finished work -Ore the. Lord jestis.
w.
• °J11: • 11))ahetfce. elittlellil. ecYt '4t)-1 late V is' 1 rkte. I itil thre -. Which. „the -sinner Must . repeive as
leaves. Nreyer, force the • back Of the ' :120(l
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n.,ee:dv•I'.ur; 1111)11)1...bile
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• ttle.- . , - a . • a . • the 1)110 0112 bleed of Christ' alets iv,'
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• .
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• rho note,: tee oteroro , • • •. , a •• • - • • • •
-. I }wee seen' on od'a.•diree in Mi.' - -81Mt91; 11n11.Clit1;14st4"-))-'1.111)ftlitt. 1' 113' 'isitcleveet()Ittitlig7
eient AvIe
houses. • . 1)101.: :the front dem',
ht under . a 4
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whi(h. a )lousew.ile 1111512111115121 pp
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' Christ,• receiving ' Hon (Jobb i. 12; . 1-
rigJelitt v,*•1 a, 1.2s --t lien the good 82127 '4
•.
81.0 11000SSAI`V as •an e2111e00e tet loan
tiously, wus an arreneetnerit: of -two , , • • • .., .
mirrors, WiltAet yea rellectea, alte'fig- tl?'It • we • nrP new cre'rttlreS In. 61wIs.t
21(0- e • • ' • I.. .
re 01 aay 0 w
.210 ho stood ..tet, the. - . ,
( •11311.- il, :10; ,TIL Ilk '8; Matt. V; 16;
ir611t do
or aeene•
ei•• admittance. It 7 •I 1. vl, -151-- "I he belleyer is exlp.eted
27 a7,. a weoderfellly handy deviee ad . Le be 1111 01)152,15. knoivn anti read of fill
• niore," 1 think, fa keeping • With the 'nen to the. 'glory- of God .111 cur: II1.
sweit of, rho. times • then: the • pol i te • , 2, al: There is fotthitne 'Li urdeusente In
deetelt of to-dity, :`-'Not. •at home," tee seSeleo sa. asetes , 'me emonnIne
witich seldom •deceives cullersor Pedmints ,
are IlDt _gra, Yon& ' 1.1I • yoke ' is
:clieleae-Good Tionsekeetibitae., . ..
. ... •
V, 3; Matt, xi, DU
19, 31. Tbey delivered the- epistle which
when they haa read, they reioleed for the
100130111(101)
MOW, WPM WOZIIS at comfort in-
stead of the words which had trouldedl
them (verse 2.14 The Holy Spirit Is a
Comforter, unti when lie speaks JIG
brings comfort to the people of God.
"Comfort ye. comfort ye, My people,
Saith your God." "0 thou that tallest
good tidings to 7.100. * 0. 0 thou that
tellest good, tidings to Jerusalem, urt
Op thy voice With strength; lift It 111).
Be not afraid.. Say unto the cities of
Jean!), Behold your Godl" (Ise. xl,
0, Inarght) All Goil'S thOughtS to MO
people are theuglitS Of peace, and- He
does not want His obedient people
troubled or sad, Ills words are in-
tended to Mahe US glad and give. Uel
ptIlee (Ter. xXIX,,, 11,; John xlv, I, 2T;
Ps, 1XxXv, 8). •
32. Judas and Silas, being propheta also
themselves, exhorted the brethren with
many words and cellar:nod them,
A true prophet IS one who is a
epokestean for God. Compare Ex, VII,
1, and iv. 10. God Is the loather of
Mercies and the God of all' comfort.
and He comforts us in MI our trilmla-
Hon that we may comfOrt others In
their troubles by the comfort where -
will we otteSelees. are counforted of
fit,t1 (11 Cor. 1, 3, 4).
32. And after they had' tarried there a•
epace they Were let go in peace (ram the
bi'etllrenr) •
• It IS Otir privilege" to live In peace,
the penee of God; to„eoine and go In
pcaee; to have votive always by ail
Means, eve)1. perfect peace (Phil. iv,
7; 11 Thess. 111, 10; Isa. xxvi, 3). Our
God and Father 1s the God of •peitee,
the. Lord Jesus is the Prince of Peace,
8101 if' we are not enjoying the peace
cif God It tnust be because we are not
in fellowship or In some 'sense unbe.
timing, for the God of hope loves to •
• till Ills children, witty all joy, and pettee
lo believing (Rom. xv, 13), .
IIING'S )1 .t112.
tils 11030143' 1,Veloonti•A News WM, Pain.
.11e Satinthetii?a and Invitee Co-oper.
• niloo of !Toil; .8Objeols. , "
' tendon, june 2..,4 -Pence .has hem.
deceived after:nearlY two yenta-- and
: eight onetitlis of war, whirli ;tried the.
111 111812 Emplee to its uttermost, and
wheel .wiped out the 13oers-: front the
list of nations. The woe bits come
to an end with Lord Kitchences
notmeetnent front. l'retoriti, that lice.
• lard Milner •and the Boer 'delegates
hati ,signed •aterins serrender."
,'1'he folleiWing•• meesage 1,-oitr
Etlivard to his panne. wag eeStled .af- •
tee.111ing hs 1
11
1.0111e neovic .e)f the' Cessation .0f. 1108111-
R
Rios in South: , .4fki •ti, • infinite
21) 2411(1(1 111(1 is, trUst.S,
tam- petice into. speedily be followed :
by 'the reetoration. of prtispe Hy. in'.
111'. 11122 'end ihat 1 P recta.
inee neeesse 0113 engee tiered by wive
' 1•110.0 to : 2211 1(081 -co-opeette
• eflon bn the t. I Hs eIttjesty's•
;eolith Afeican stileieets in. promoting. •
-1 int Wel fa re of • theta Common eolut-'
1,1 " • •
. • : • • .
Ate•ie.ding. td .0. 'etas nah:. (1) -The
3)11.4 t'eeprees from '(•.O.lite
• .
• -air; firletet. Was .iolortiled• that peited:-.•
111)11 hl'011 deeletred,• shor ly .1.1.fer. 8
o'elock lust night. ale. Kruger. had
twee :asleep. "Illy (10(1."• ho. said;
"It is impossible !" air, lartteati anti . •
. •his etitom.agethe aeSPatell eont
t rause. aal, Ine, however'le
11010e -to lie pet milted to return • to
• .•••••••
CaSy. and [lis Landon Is light a:Jqhui
•
q titres ely. .
U' 1c11.11(1...11....! lentr.11
Tanideto, 'Stay '10 -(01111)14101111114
111e.e give; Beck, 'Con., .3,4 4f3;, 1,eye,
4,1i),, 3,365; Pro., ,793::
grieve.. Sete., 95. Peckal Mtilovity. •
over. Col. 1.c3s 111,- . •
7 ("fli0'7 1.010 0 1.51 eF.
,1)t .'.se. '1.119 \Mein Lau -
'rice yet it rime' from: arthabaSicalvi.le
-Yeeti nest ttet aft et.
• ;jag here 0 (al 11.2.011' •fOr the
.1 ,..t) I i i•t:s.. The Plants
: vottel .111 (1 14P1iola sti.b-t•ICRa.- 11 "
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