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TheMoisons Bank! As a Food
For the Skin
Incorporated by
Act of Parliament, 1855.
Capital - e $2,500,000
Rest 2,150,1100
HEAD OFFICE e aeloweRgAea
• Molson Macpherson, President. I
..Teetnes Elliot, General Manager. 1
Notes discoented. Collections made.
Drafts issued. Sterling and Amer-
ican Exchange bought and sold,
Interest allowed on deposits.
SAVINGS BANK
111411Interest allowed on sums of Sr and
up.
FARMERS.
Money advanced to farmers on their
own notes with one or more en-
dorsers. No mortgage required as
security.
H. C. BREWER, Manager, Clinton.
G. D. MeTaggart
BANKER.
A General Banking Business transact-
ed. Notes dishounted. Drafts
issued. Interest allowed on de-
posits.
Albert street - - - Clinton.
L SCOTT,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC.'
Money to loan.
Office—Elliott Blogic - - Clinton.
W. BRYDONE,
13ARRISTER1 SOLICITOR.
Notary, Public, Etc.
Office—Beaver Block - - - Clinton.
RIDOUT & HALE,
Conveyancers, Commissioners, Real
Estate and . Insurance Agency.
Money to loan.
C. B. IIALE JOHN RIDOUT
B. R. HIGGINS
Conveyancer, Fire and Life Insurance,
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Mortgages, Deeds, Etc., drawn for
fiL each. All work neatly and
cheaply done.
BRUCEFIELD, ONT.
DR. W. GUNN,-
R. C. P. and L. R. C. S., Edinburgh.
Night calls. at Iron door of residence
on Rattenbury street, opposite
Presbyterian church.
Office—Ontario street - - Clinton.
e, -
DR. SHAW,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office—Ontario street - Clinton.
Opposite St. Paul's church.
DR. C. W. THOMPOON
PHYSICIAN AM) SURGEON.
Special attention given to diseases •th
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Office and Residence—
Albert street East, Clinton'.
North of Rattenbury street.
DR. G. W. MANNING SMITH
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office formerly occupied by Dr. Pal-
lister on Main street.
BAYFIELD - - - - - - Ont.
DR. AGNEW,
DENTIST.
Will be at Bayfield every Wednesday
afternoon.
Office—
Adjoining Henry's Photo Gallery,
Clinton.
DR. G. ERNEST HOLMES,
Specialist in Crown and Bridge Work.
D. D. S.—Graduate of the Royal Col-
e.. lege of Dental Surgeons of Ontar-
io.
L. D. S.—First class honor graduate
of Dental Department of Toronto
University.
Special attention paid to preservation
of children's teeth.
Will he at the River Hotel, Bayfield,
every Monday from to a. in. to 6
P. in.
DR J. FREEMAN,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
A member of the Veterinary Medical
Associations of London and Edin-
burgh and Graduate of the •Ontar-
io Veterinary College.
Office—Ontario street . - - Clinton
Opposite St. Paul's. church.
l'hone 97.
DR. BALI,
• VETERINARY SURGEON, GOV-
ERNMENT VETERINARY IN-
SPECTOR.
Office—Isaac street - - - Clinton
Residence—Albert street - Clinton.
THOS. BROWN,
LICENSED AUCTIONEEle..
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spate! fleece, Without Charge, in the
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4mititiett a any scantie,a leueeee $fit.
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Powder* may cover op the disfiguring
eraPtleae, but earl tearer cure them, and
aailPeeltieely injUrious, because they clog
,p the pores of the *kin. Dr. Chase's
Ointment is a food for the -skin. 11 JO
medial eboortied, end thoroughly cures
each and every skip disease, main* the
skin smooth, soft and clear.
No woman's toilet is complete without
Dr, Chase's Ointment, for, besides beteg
tbe most perfect sein aeautifier obtalu
able, it cam be used in 'core of Mem%
ways, ti absolutely curet tcretna salt
thsem and the itching to educe women
are especially subject
%Viler the feel ars sore end chafer atib
welkin& an application et ter Chase's
'Ointment takes out tbe martin! arid
Reap the inflarernatiori a turprislesly
shoo time Thee for earns. Amide
and ever,e sort cf (hang. irritation or
eruption of the skin Pr Chasse.. Oen-
teen. .ifford e safe and certain' cure. Tt
ha corns tc be indispensable lo scores
cA thousand: of homes, 60 cents. a box,
at all dealers, or Edmanson, atatee & Co.,
Toronto
Dr. Chase's
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THE DIVINE SCALES
"THOU ART WEIaliala bet THE fileaa,
ANCES AND FOUND WANTING."
A THRILLING BIBLE INCIDENT
The iireioure or me Almighty AteolatelY
rerrect met aust—No•Men Cu GainsitY
lit Nor litottpe zts notes and Bounds" -
The bizample of Belshazzar or the
Ages.
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Entered According to act of eel...401611i- a eu 0 -
..au. in the year dee. ay Wietena oany. et 1 le
roma ut thu Dove ut egreeteere. tot Iowa.
Ohleego, Oct. 20.—Prom one -of the
most thrilang ineidents of Bible las-
tocy ieY, lertink De Witt Talmege
thaws lessons for the life •ot to-daY;
text, Deniel v, 27, 'talent art weigh-
ed in the balauce and found want -
These • Not•ds Wore spoken in the
ro;val banquet hall of the most fa -
In 0 40 Capital in the east. This is
Beiaylen licentious, core
rept,. tuxedoes, .saretneless Labylon ;
liabylon the ;pride of the Lhaldeans;
Babylon the %Yowler of the world!
Ctesias tells um that llabyltin was
siety miles -equtuet. 'abet Ineane its
area was niece than • one-third the
raze of the modern city. of lecrelon,
:the English bee-hiee, with its 5,000,-
-000 inhabitants. et %yes of sum vast
wealth that withal its central temple
Wt10 an idol made di goad
which alone was worth over $200,-
000,000: Its surrounding walls were
865 feet high aud wide enough to al-
low four eherio.eers to defect their
sixteen chargers abeeast upon the top
. of tame,while till hicion shimmered
upon .250' . wat Li towers 'and tipped
with agile the 'spears of hundreds of
inels andshone upon a hundred
. gates of Head hi asee which swung.-.
to any address en to' 3ot friends 'n and clanged 'shut,
to keep eeenries oitt.
Standing etoon the heights of 'the
• famous haneing gardens which Nebe
until the
end of 1902
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For. 10 .Cents.
The News -Record has ce• large • and
inere.asing circulaition • which . pakese
t a' splendid advertising ,mediten, a at
pays to edvereise in The, New'-Recerd
stCOOk13 COttfill Bid COMpOttlia
Is successfully used monthly by over
10,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
your druggist for Cook's. Cotton Root Com-
pound. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills and
imitations are dangerous. Price, No. 1, $1 p_sr
box' No. 2,10 degrees stronger, $5 per box. NO.
1 or 2,mailed on receipt of price and two filient
stamps. The Cook Company Windsor, Ont.
Or -No% land 2 sold andrecommended wall .
responsible Druggiste in Quads.
• ;
Nos. and 2 are sold in Clinton by
II. B. Colette, R. la Reekie, E.. Hov-
ey and Watts & Co.—druggists.
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The Killop Mutual Fire
Insurance Company •
Farm and Isolated Town Proper-
. ty Only Insured,-
OFFICERS
J. B. McLean, President, Kamen P.
O. ; Thos. Fraser, . Vice-Presideet,
Brucefield P. O. ;' T. E. Hays, Sec. -
Treasurer, S'eaforth • P. 0. ; W. G.
Broe.dfoot, Inspeacie of Losses, Sea -
forth P. 0, .
. DIRECTORS . I
W. G. Broadfoot, Seeforth ; John.
Grieve, WinthrOP ; George' pale, See -
forth ; John Watt, Harlock ; John
Bennewies, Bradhagan ; Ja•mes Evens,
Beechwood ; James. Connolly, Clinton; e
John McLean, Kippen, • •
AGENTS. • .
Robert Sinith, Harlock ; Robert Mee
. Seaforth ; James Cummings,
Egnaondville ; J. W. yore Holmes-
ville.
Parties desirous to, effect insurance
or transact other business will :be
promptly attended to ott epplication
to attv. of the above !Anders addressed
to their respective postoffices.
GRAND TRUNK
INIILWOY SYSTEM
• TIME TAI3LE, .
Trains will arrive. at and depart
from Clinton Station as follows 1
BUFFALO AND G'ODERICH DIV.
Going East ,Express 7.38 a. In.
46
" • Mixed
44 West (‘
" " Express •
41 IC tI
IC Pt
2.55-1). hi.
4.15 P. al.
10.15 a.
12-55 tea
7.05 a.' in.
10.27 p.
LONDON, HURON' 'AND BRUCE DAV,
Going South Express 7,47 a. tit.
" Mixed 4.15 P.
Ncirth Express 1055 a. tn.
Mixed &se ts. m.
A. 0. PATTISON, F. Pe HODGENS,
Agent, Town Ticket Ag.
al, C. DICKSON,
District Pass. Ag., Toronto
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_ "I had a bad cough tor el* -
; week is And could find no relief
•ttritil I tried Ayer's Cherry Pecto-
- rat. Only. one-fourth of the bottle 1
! cured me."
L. Hawn, Newington, Ont.
• Neglected coldealways
• lead to something serious. 7
They run into chronic
bronchitis, pneumonia,
asthma, or consumption.
4 Don't wait, but take
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral _
just as soon as your cough
begins. A few doses will
- cure you then.
66Tbroil Watt 2lie.,itteugit for Mt oirry 7
iteVW:gatgAtorsurroeslatiwalti
VIATL111rfi,,,.
'
uchachiezzar, eine who had coutt-
ed anionic' the hale of Ecba-
thane had thronn to humor re
whim of his queen, we can'sec. off in
.the .distance the mighty. river .Thiphe
-rates:- flowing through the midst of
the meeroeolis and cuteingethe city
in Wein. Along the wheel's of the
1.1%er Wore daily 1.eard ',the, cries of
the., sailors ueloadirg from the ships
cargoes of merchandise- and foodstuffs
as well as the gold; and silver and
myrrh and precioits stones iinaorted
from o her lands: In Uteeeentre '01
the capital we cell &Reece where the
create:ere had gietheeed the water of
this mighty rt* 01' into a latge
dal la' d forty Melee square. 'This
la e• wee Wide eitough, and deep
'en it gh to harbor. ell thea inodeen
eat ees •: of' the World. it all Uwe&
ships of war Id drop their an 'ha
se Told their a late :Sails and float
side I: y side in peite. • '
• lie houlevat of this ancient aity-
wtre pillared ith statuary; The,
etreels end:elect the buey em.
where ineeceants wrangled foe berate.
and *gain ori d down to the 'magnet-
•carit • triages which.- spouted.: the riv-
er, These bridees Were; flanked 'with
whcre •°may , and wealtii
l'icrod away the lazy hours or sang
'tit tinie lees to eleeperadled . the'
giacef el gondola*, , which geridy•
pressed the water's, tree • ripples or .
contemptuotisly tuniblee • the . foaln
'front otTailmie crested Ircaeta. Every -e
Where artesian • wells .tolised ep, the
*titers -into fie ntteine.' • -shining
ich the . sem ileched • tee
floaters wittetainbowa, birde of.
bli liant hue; whose awestors had.
peen ,broirght, eani tropleal
,stopped then' singing' long enough to
gut n:h their thirst or to cleanee their
'gorgeous plumage. Titer° in the (fee,
AM* hour -Octet fountains lead" up.
their lips, while their. 'cheeks •batlahad'
into -a • deepred for. the good • ititeit -
1C1e5 of the setting et.n. - .
13u t .1tio 'must hurry on .t� -night cud'
not • Heger- °Yee the 'scenic delights 61.
tale famous fee I Atm going .
to ' lead 'awl into the royna'banquet
hall. lege De-ehmizar, the king • of
the Caaldemis, itt gi Mg a, great
feast tea a -thousi . Jo. ds of his
kinadoin. ' fae et giving thig feast
10 -flight , in. :a. hell elle balled.. 'With
the trophies of eon ,uest. and the tri-
une h era with. the air rhythmic
with .song and redolent:with peens°,
with the Pees 'of his dean ancestors
pictured teem the. -wane or .chiselcd
by the sculptors in.Marble Of .purest
white. Ile is giving this feast an a
hangitet hall ahere.- the satuialed foot ,
strikes mosaic flora. or 'sink's into
softest rear where,' tinder the light,
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the precious. etc ne; sparele and •
gleam', •its the jeweled fiand of an-
istocral PuShCS the tapestry or
lifts the golden chalk() to the- lip,,
king le givin thee demean •feast'
to how his contempt for. the besiega
leg many of • Cyrus the Greet', Which.
for nearly two. long years had fruit-
lesaly.faid aiege to his capital, Aratt
seemed. impregualhe, -•
But at last, in this. baneuet hall,
at the! fainotis tenet, when the ine
toxicated eye beceine more brillient
thith the ditononds glietering' emote
the naked theoats of • the assembled •
aliens and• tho. flushed cheers 'redder
than the wine eip, there appears a
marveloue sight: Out of space tlicee.
stretthes •et. hand—all ermiess, , bodi-
less hand-eanci with. the finger Of
this strange hand for a, pen it hid: -
clot power waltee. there amine' %verde
of deep upon the wall of that .ban-
quet pal. It la to interpret one of
Motet words, "tekel." which means
"thou art welehed ;n the balances
and art fotind wanting,"" trait ant
to -day . preaching thie sermon. • X
preach upon etas, one word becittlee
these fatal five letiets maple -we to
Belshazzar, • thia -Idea of the phol-
dettne, that Pala that he had to die;
alod's buten ae alwaye have ac -
c� elatit weighte. He weighs every
man according to the Work whirit he
has- givers hiin to do, Ile weighs ev-
ery matt ie proportion to the velar -
Jetts • opportunities thee have sur-
rounded his pan life. Ile weighs ev-
ery man with referrnea to the Chris-
tian home hi which lat ivaa born and
to the prayers of Cluestien men and'
women which have been. uttered in
his behalf. God weialee a man net
Only with. regried to his sins of eolle-
mission, but also as to what he
niit have accoMplished for God bad
he applied. hanself for las idaine Mas -
ter as he should hose done.
Meer he independent Of WS Inman**
e,ble settles?
While we live God's balances are
never put away. Ills geeing eee
is always watching us, even in the
most secret of plaees. Ile watebes us
in the most sacred places of our
chfuebere, in the office, when we, go
Own the street, wherever we naty
one of its, by the .power of tlit. Holy
e Spirit, decide how the Intlancet ef
• God shall he niovedi May we, one
and. all, decide that the scale of sin,
through the countervailing weight of
the eros; shall go up and not tto
down!
Soil for spinach for winter end,
£0r -
When. God in this royal lainquet be. No sin la a Secret sin to God. ty si ring use coat hardly be made too
hall of Babylon held high the bele
tutees with which he weighed luelshaz-
ear, the aing of the Chaldean., (10(1
weighed ilea life by a stantlaid tn-
. tirely different from. that with which
he would weigh the life of an ignor-
ant, brutal African cannibal, taught
Ile looms all and sees all The sante rich.
divine scales that weighed the sinful
life of Belshazzar in the •banquet hall
of the liabylonal capital are Con-
tinually weighing us, no Wetter
where we Meet be. THE SUNDAY iSCII(.)011.
Bet, though God's balances may
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:front the days of his youth that it be condemning scales for the Bets-
.. was right arta honorable to tett the hazzars of sin, they may also becoift ,leaSSON V, FOURTH QUARTER, INTER -
roasted. fle)1). of his captives and scales of. salvation for every inunor- ,
slaves. 00d placed in one of the till soul that avails itself of Christ's NATIONAL SERIES, NOV. 2.
scales of his balctnces all Delshazzar'e atonement. It la not now it question
infinite opportunities for doing' good of how many sins may be piled aeto -Text of nia Lemma, Jeeli. xa. 1.-0.
capital of the wealthiest the riaht scale, but rather of whether Memory Verses, 1-4—Ooldee Text,
as the mighty ruler of the
eon. God Placed in we are willing to piece the atoning as, xlvi, 1--Commeotary Prepared
that one scale all )301011422aes op- erose in the left. Though tbe sins of
portueities for knowing and learning
about the true God and his divine
love. Belshazzar was not, ae some
. suppose, the heathen ruler of a heath-
en nation. He was the grandson of
•
God s waywerd children may be
mountains high ancl seas deep, yet
that cross is teble to .outweigh them
all, In the•philadelphia mint can be
seen a pair of scales so perfectly ad -
0 ZZO, •
Prime Ininistee was Daniel; the migh-
ty man ot • God, In all probability
Ise had heard from, Deniers own lip
the eommendments of the God of the
Jews, and how that God had pro-
tected the prophet and closed the
mouths of the hungry wild Waste
when his servant %vas thrown ineo the
lien's' den, Daniel, at the time Of
which I speak. was about eighty
years of age. He could have testifi-
ed and in &I- probability did testify
to Belshazzar hutv the love of the
true God had eared fer his hoileying
child, now for nearly fourscore years.
So the' word written on the wall of
that elinemet hall was the recorel of
a test. 13elshazzar's opportunities
ot beading a godly life had been plate
ed in one scale, and when the ee-
fects• of the life, he. did lead .evere Olt
in the other scale it had wile. 'down
like a !lash. That was.the ineyitable
result. Be had bean weighed in the
balances and found watiting.
My brother and sister, aro you
ready to let God hold aleft the same
balances' with which he weighed 13e1-
shazzar's life in the royal bancerat
hpyil. of Babylon? Are you ready to
let him weigh the results of Yam'
Me • "Oh, Mi," you answer; "my
Me is nothing to ivhat it ought to
be, when I ethink of my. pest relig-
ious bringing -up. NO one had a
better nor more consecrated Carle-
tiae • mother than have had.- 'No
ono to- .has a mot e. -consec ated
praying wife' than I have, -Every.
night °Veil my iittle children pieta foe
me and -yet ameunwillieg to pray
for Myself or do whet I ought to
(P.". 11 all this -be true, then; •my
beetle:a, how are roti teeacape the
deem' of him who 'sat en Babylon's
I entreat hell?. You ore being weigh-
ed in the belencee , aryl found want-,
. Ina., ' , ' . • '
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lt. is' • -an'. awful: and heartrending .
eight to -see a pee stand. up and con-
fes.s that' he bas cruslied out. of his • •
Lefert the -religious influences which
' suri it Mead his early' life. I -- once -
Jested that if a specie of dirt •feals in-
to one of the scales or a ily walks •
across the balancing bar overhanging '
it that scale will shitc. vomes
ere perfectly adjusted spiritually. No
matter how many or .how great' our
sins may, be, if we once place 'the
cross Of Jesus Christ into the scale
opposite to that which is piled high
with our sins., we _shall then be
weighed in the balances and not
felted wanting. .
What a blessed end transportina
thought this ahead be, that wo ran
have all our sit s outweighed! We
would not. dare for One instant to
preach a sermon upon (led's, -aelances
Delebeezeies feast enless coul I
Place the greatest emphasis tipoo th
idea. It would be -appalling to depict
the horror of a sirner's eternity, un- -
be.ss.at the' same time we could offer n
pardon for all. sins to all people if
they would only ail 'be willing to bo.
cleansed of their siee, in the alood of
the Latenb, There is need et any.
Belshaeter ca sin to -day being Spend
wanting when he. is weighed' in Go,cae •
beiances if he will only let the cross
of Jesus Christ be placed in the scale
opposite to that Whice is piled higli
wait his past sins,
'But in all that- vast throng there
was ma,ny'a sad heart, many a heed-
less despair, To • me Belshitentes
feast better., desribed by the are-
; ist by -Whom.' saw it pictured • at
.. Buffalo, N. Y., •in the World's Fa r
of 1001, tethered into clerk. room
we satethere a.while• totat dark-
. Miss. Tben,- by the magical effect of ..
lights 'it Slimly b" ht • d
be elie Rev. 1). MI stemma.
(Copyright, 1002, by Amerilin Press Associatipal
1. The Lore ciao spake unto Joshua,
HOW important and how wonderful a
statenaent, •tiow little heed one le
apt to give to It! That the ouly living
and true God should talk with a mortal
Mau Ethoule be enough to. make all
mortals gift heed and earnestly inquire
as to What ale Said.. Men waste Vine
talking of trivial 'matters, but not. so
the Lord. He never says anythieg uu-
iinportent. "I:lear, 0 heavens, and give
ear, 0 earth; for tbe Lord hath Spoken."
asn. 1, 2; Dent. xxxli, 1). "God, who
at -sundry times and in divers manners
spaire In time past unto the fathers by
the •prophets, bath in these last days
spoken unto us by His Sou." "See that
ye refuse not aline that speaketh"
(Heb. I, 1, 2; 'lie 25). ,
2. Speak to the children of Israel, say-
iwnge.rAeoptpoltnaptitokuet -ufflortoyyo9uuebItyiest handrefu gook_
In libc. xxl, 13; Nunt. xxxv, 11;
Dent. xix„ 2, 9, we find that which God
had, said to' detoses concerning these
cities, three on each . side .of Joeditie •
Difery purpose of the Lord shall be pee-
. forteed befit for His pecgile•an(1 against
Hie -enemies. This patter of these 'cite
les 'was in His purpoge, as He had Said
to Mosei, and now -the time had come.
to perforin lilis Purpose. li7rom all eter-
nity everything that ever lies come to
pass or ever will come to pass was all
foreseen or foreerdainecl by God (Acts.
xv, 18; Deb. 111, 11). . '
• ,112e. Aavned,:igethreYoaeatef maolold.be yoe.:t. refuge front
• The avenger or revenger of blood
takes us back. to Gen. ix, "Whogo
shedeetli .man e blood by mite shall his
blood beshed;" and- this -word to Neat
. was repeated to .Israel in •Ex, 'xxl,•12,
13, With the saving clause that if
pan killed another -unintentionalla God
'would provide a reftigeaor Ruda 4tts-,
.tice reqpire& that a willful; teurderer-
'slithild forfeit MS the
satue justice' said that one killing,
other accidentally. was not, guilty of
• inuidere and the eity.eeeefuge Wes for
him t� flee to, • .-God giveth to all life
and breath arad all things (Ac(e eel!.
25), and He Wiil tett lifted HIS.,aifts de-
.41Ra. or 'Ill treated:. 'Yee Ile Is not
Willing that aaa ghould peeisb, andate
late no .pleasure in the death .eyee.' of
the Wicked (II Pet. 111, e• Evele
'Ael mankind ereguilty. before God
, and- stoners In 'llis sight, .
1l -de-
serve to die for their siniebut pod -Pio.
preeldea at titillate cost a refuge for
'every penitent 'sinner ht His deer SOn.
.4bywegiiirate7:04.1 110*tc:reat. ,saeriffe ne. • • •
them and give him ,a place that he may
4: They shall take Ithri into the 'city uhto
• There vas .a 'stay prepared •te each
eity of Wage (Dent, xie; 3) and every
facility to enelile the taantelltional
muederer to tile place. of refuge,
and. tills verse tells bow the people of
the eity were tewelcorne ansa.care,for
Mae but these 'cities of refuge- Were
may for. those who, Were net really
.gellty, as described in Peet: xix, 4-0,,
Our refuge, • the Lord• Jeaus Christ, IS
fot the guiltyathe Pet, the unrighteous,
the 'etigoely; for Goll eraninendetle His
teward us le that while -.we Were
yet shiners Clitist died. fail us, end be.
Orme of Hie sacrifice ,God earl be jest.
end 'yet the justifter Of the Aragodle
',Who believe in Jegua,(Roin, v,.8; ill,:36;
5), assuring a weleonte toevery one
:who truly comes to pain s.vi, 37). '
5...And if the avenger- -of ' blood pursue
after him, then shall they eneieliver the
sager ultimo his hand. '
,The. man to be feared wile "the
Avenger" (versesa3, 0),- or es it is in
Num. ixav, 10, 21,24, 25, 27,' "the re,
'Venger," elate same woya Is 'translated
a'reileenier" In Job ear; 25; Ps. !de, 14;
xli, 14; alill..14, and a dozen other.
Meant; in Ratty 11, 20; 10, 0, .ete., it is
"a 'twee kinsmen" or In the margin
aoneetlitit bath rIghtto redeetn," ell of
• whieh Is at lenet 'suggestive of 'the 'pia.,
cepa truth that the Avenger whole the
:sinner lies 0 righter) fem.:has Pipe
on Himself' Our nature, made Himself •
one of t15 sin eveepted ' and • leivin no
, Sin er Ills own, suffered out sins to be
laid upon Him, and by dying in our
stead the just for the unjust has be-
come our 'Weenier, Our true City Of
Refuge. Ile also is- Himself- the pre -
Pared Way (John eie, 0; Mb. a,. 20),
rind Ile IIiinselt weleotnee all wild
come to Ilim and assures tilde of their
eternal safety (John x, 27, 28),
6. XIO shall dweil in that city tirail, tbe
of the citY Paige
death of the high priest. '
If at. any time he was kiond. oUtSide
the death of the high
'priest, the avenger was free to kill him
if he found ban •(Nutn. xtexv, 20-28),
end here is a suggestioit of the truth
that 0$ the death of our Mall Priest
en erose in Mil' stead we are Made
free from all eOndemnation. It is•IXise
heard of en old inan arose ie a
great religious meeting and; faring
tlie audience, said substantially this:
."Oh, my.frieede, I beg of you not to
fight egeinet .tbe influencre . of ,tht
prayers that ha .e been uttered in
your itehalf. If yint do, you .wtll live
to regret it, as I hive done. I wee
brought up in e, Christian •hoinea ef-
ler I- came- to the eity•eny business
'gee* sc; rapidly that I drifted away
from. church and from the Bleat- and
the • family -altar.' bad et .11 tle
daughter mho %vas the lace of my life,
She was at that time accustomed al -
moat every everang to ea to t;tnelipiv-
bor's •hotise.. eaproved I1Or t wo • or
eheeetinies and at last hipped her
for going. . hat night the was" tak-
en sick, 'and • witch. she wee flushed
with the' fever- she c&leil -me to her
gide and %tea 'Delia delft 'th' k I
• e '
weong because I withera to -go
ever to Mr.' Seand-seas house. I
weut there -for you. You used; • to
have. family. arayers, eoutehew
you are•tooebesy itow to' have 'them,
and My littae echoplinat.e's• papa- n1
-ways has family prayers,--' •said • tee
ole matt, with teare seeeamirar dee n
Jais dieeks. • "Ma little daughter had.
.fc. tell Abet to . enit, who- bail once
been racked ih ahristian cradle arca
:reared Christitur home. She had
eo • 'tea .that to erie, a sinful -mane
wheti she herself was about to pee
the. Icing jograey over • the river • ei
death, from which 'nit traveler. ever'
returns.". . If yeu, 0. sinful men, fight
agaatst: the religious• inliteneese01
your pest life, you, like the aged,
broken heaated pIll'ent, Will hine. to
regret' it. When peir hoici hist:
balances, he is. going to weigh us in
reference to our religioes opportune -
_ties,. as he did'.wheti -he weigited the
tanful life Of 13q8/10.ZZ0r, the ktng of
. •
the Chaldcans.• .
God's -balances weigh ovary
Incltvidu-
- at the times w -hen he feele ineepen-
'dent of God- as welt' es •wheraae feels
depend'ent upon• the divine mercy,
Never. in all his life did • Belehaaear
consider himself more indei °llama f
his enemies than on the occasion. of
this Wilful feast. The capital -of
130.bylon was stocked With proeisions
enotigh, to supply the. city far many
years.. The battering rams of the
besieging army 'had made no impres.
Mon at all . upon the broneel gates.
The walls were too high to scale. For
• tWie long years Up Persian hostehad
been conducting a futile skigo. But
•*. history teas 'that on the night of the
famous.fease, while the aing and' his
princes and a Ahousarid arielocratic
'feeds of his kingdom were cheneattia
thenriselves. drune, Llyrus, seeing. his
opporttinity, turned asi id the. cotirse
of the River :Ettehratee vele* in the
early hours of the morning marched
along that river bed, under the great
breeze gates and along the great
boulevards, until at last his • 801(1)018 ,
With drawn swordeabroke- into that
banquet hall and thanged the wassail
erWine into a carnival of blood. 80,
my brother, at the very time *lien
you feel you are most secure and can
ten with the greatest safety,eGod is
watching your secret sin and he' is
decreeing that you inust 'die, 00,
man ef sinful habit; hearing to -night
of Delshazzar's banquet ball, de you
not feel that you cati never escape
brighter, until; upon the side of the-
wall,We email sec Oen figure's beget
to fOrm thentsolves. They apace at
first like hideoos phentems. Then, a8.
it begapo lightee atta lightee
until-
tlo: waiattereoni• glowed with light,
wc eety the inside pf hlige pals*,
There • were , the a reed s t s lead bee
itineard.. Thei e •were the bediee Of,
inen and .evothen lying prostrate time%
the flooreateid overteriied tables and
spilled: decanters , and hod en •fu !a-
ttire, It was a scene of smCdoo
also a scene of.filtay- beetialieiese.
. athecentre.. of the etairease. stood the
hole:Med king, .• with Wearied ;eyes
looking at the lettei s'. or.Ere bunang
• themselves 011: the • wall,: .while ea in
the aistance could be- eeen the 'Pelee
an soldiers •witeadtawn •seeeds, iatuly
to dilute the spilled wine: with Ire-
:: nian gore extra to change. the:floor -in-
to 0, reservoir of blood, .Then the
lights of the room began to den, atid
-.it areW 'dark* aed clerker mid blace-
• erand blacket. lintel at 'last it seemed
as though We- incarcerated in
• the, dungeous or. the eternal lust
. and the -destroyed,- • •••
•-• Se when. the wieuld-be. sinnei•- wovid
enter the baniinet bail of .sin he al-
ways goes there tat that :like ono:
groping about -.in -the darkneas,
fearing that he may be•Wall ing efeeh .
the edge Of a precipice:. ' -.1Ie • enter:.
with lei roi nmi trembling, in terror
and with. tears. Teen in the nail
night hoar of the ceanietel the -leen-
°ter in the haa'.of sin sees-. teat •
hi al hanewriting the;
You; (3 sinner, tcr4jay see -it :1" Ma •.'
• see it with horrified eyes. no
liwzar saw it; 'you see .it writtefiely
the dead frame e or those %%the • bee, ea'
lifted the same cup of death tie -three
• •
that•aou are lilting at the lire-- •
- sent tane, . -.Then," as in. the - tootle,
. where I . saw the picture -at the
World's Fair, you . reel that it begins
to grew darker and, darSer. The
light in the ie N eler's eyes.- ctiri no
• hinger keep your ace lite° up. Already
in that .diu•leness you can. see .the 'ad-. -
• vanchig •eue$Senger of Goias venge-
trace.. It is harem, at the opetaug of
•
•
the banquet; it' is horror in 'the med-
. ' /Ile. Of ;the batiquet; if wile be wait- .
terable.hereor at •its. close when God ..
shall filially. say te you, shiner, ..
"Thee art Weighed in the balteees
trail art found wantiog." -----••
So, in :diming, as I plead. With Yon
.
• to flee from the banquet halt of, sin,
I &Mitt in%ite you into the other Lan- •
quet hall where Christ the Divine •
Beidaegoom ia to be married to the
church, his bride. I tvould ineite you -
rote that benquet hall, which le filed;
With the- great teeltitaides of the le-, .
deemed„ , cai nestle/ le% ite •
you to come, Iteco.usie there is, va-
caat place . at ,that ,gospel banquet
table which I am. :rare has been re-
servea. for you, It IS ih the centre of
a•groep of your • loved Ones-. It ie
right neat to your sainted =the:-
• and tether and wife and sister and
• child, and by the looks ot your loved
ones I think they are waiting for
p sinner, are. you ready to -day '
to leave the reveleis of .sin and to
'quaff the water of life, which will
fit you, for entrance among the scant -
eel hosts, or shell you, cts a teetile of'
this spurned gospel invitation;
weighed in. the .balances and forever
foand wanting?' God is en now
holding high the balances, May every
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makes us free, for it He he not risen
we are yet in our sins or Oor. xv, 17).
7-9. These were the cities apeolnted for
all the ehildren of Israel and am' the •
stranger that solourneth among them that
whosoever Meth any person at unawares
might fiee thither.
Note God's appointed refuge tor Is-
rael or the stranger, and note also the
blessed "whosoever" reminding us of
John 111, 10; Rev, axle 17. According
to Canon Fausset, the very name or
each • efty s suggestive of the Lord
Jesus Christ—Kedesh, holy Mete via
20); Obedient, shoulder (isa Ix, 6);
Hebron. fellowship (I Con 1, P); I3ezer,
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6-f1118' 1081 HEADS
British Transport Got Mixed UP
With the Firing Line,
A, More Salons Disaster. Only ,Averted by
• the Splendid Example of a Pew White
0filee5s-.0I5eers Itllled 'wen. anus,
big and One somait
Stuck to. a 'Maxim, Till -11.4.p‘ ennui—
• Britian Not .Paratied.
. •
Aden, Arabia, Oct. 26.--Detai1a of
the fighting in Somaliland, Oct, .6,
between the Brieish eiPecationarat
foree and the follewers of the Mad
Multain shoW that ,e more serious
dice:nee was only averted by the
splenclici example 'of the few white
°flicks. As it was, theeBritith force
kist.a Maxim gun and 70 men killed,
while 62 of theta enemies' 'dead were
;
eountee close to the .firiter line.' • ,
,..Shortly after the Ileitiah expedition
-left their, zarebe (fortified etteme, fOr
'eledug, Oet. 6, the itiellah s 'forces
Were teem ted about • a mile alieati,
. and within half an hour, while • the
13ritish were advancingin single file •
throieglaa; dense jungle, the enemy
dammed the British. right 13a11. Put- ' •
the Iguilahai troops 'were met -with
• 'such a severe fire Abet tbea wung •
• round totvaree the British 'centre and .
left. In the Meanwhile the transport
got mixed up with the firing tine, • -
which was thrown into coefusion, und.
▪ Maxiiii Was rushed and captured,
as were teeny camels. Major Phillita
was shot white gallantly attempting
to rally his men, and Lieut. Everett
, was . wounded while la
attending Major
• .
• the. 'disorder spread to the gen .
teams; which were ariveh back. Capt.
Angus was killed while serving a •
CoLeCiebbe, with a single So-
' niait sergeant; contenting serving a. .
• Maxim, and then :Col. Swayne, the
13ritish conimissioner in Somaliland;
and commander' Of the expedition,
led a splendid charge, - checked • 'the
•
' Mullah's hordes, .• and re -captured ,
some of ehe transportBut he was
unable to recover the. lefaxiin. The
. British then teethed a zataba.I and
:
sout out Parties to bolkiee the Scat,-
eered transport.. •
• The enemy: atter triad to 'get away
with the captured camels, but • Col.
Swayne took Out titeee companies of
.troops, and, after a sharp fight, re-
covered the Majority of .them and
pieced up 70 rifles.
Swayne Not Pursued.
• LOnifon,-Oct 27.,—A despatch to
'The Daily Mall from Simla, India, ,
reports that Col, Swayne and his •
forces . ard continuing their March
Own Di 1; otle to Berbera:, -Sat/110k'
• land, East Africa, and that they are
noe •aursued. , •
Are In Arrears This Is An
iFitimatiori. That An Early
Settlement Is Requested.
The Label Tens the Story
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careless Handling of Rine.
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liam .Lavespn of Deaumaris, Musko-
ka.. Hee sem, William, was cleaning
his ride, and something got caught in
the barrel, Ire was advised to fire it
off, and; while walking towards the
doer, the ride accidentally exploded,
the charge lodging in his mother's
thigh.
l'wenty-Five Indictments Brought in.
Ince'Opt. 27.—The
grand jury late Satur • afternoon
eeturned. twenty-fave 114,, Merits In
the local grave robbery scandal. Pive
doctors have been indicted. All the
ghouls now Under arrest are indiete
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