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TheMoisons Bank' Twitching of
The Nerves
Incorporated by
Act of Parliament, 1855.
Capital - - - f2,590,000
Rest 2,e5o,000
READ OPFICE - -MONTREAL..
Wm. Paulson Macpherson, President.
James Elliot, General Manager.
he-N'otes discounted. Collections Made.
Drafts issued. Sterling and Amer-
ican Exchange bought and sold,
Intereet allowed on deposits.
SA.VINGS BANK
Interest allowed on sums of p and
up, compounded hall yearly.
FARMERS.
Money advanced to farmers on their
own notes with one or more en -
losers. No mortgage required ea
security.
IL C. BREWER, Manager, Clinton.
G. D. McTaggart I
BANKER..
Mrs Drialiwater, s Water Street, Galt,
Ont., state:-' My great trouble has
been with my nervee. I was very nervous,
hari twitching of the nerves and could not
get to -*V at :night. I iteerned cleft*
worn out and believing that 1 needed some
Medicine began to use Dr. Chase's Nerve
Pood. 1 can truthfully say that this ,
preparation has proven surprisingly hone. I
float •to ma It has strengthened and I
steadied my nerves, made me rest and
sleep well, and in fact built up dee system
generelly."
In Da Chase's Nerve Food is foued the
ideal tonic for blood and nerves, and
through these two mediums every organ
in the humeri system is benefited. The
languid, depressing feelings disappear
when this great restorative is used. and
with retressecl energy and vigor disease is
ovcto me, the organa of the body perform
their verious duties and new flesh and tia,
see are added so cents a box, at all
deahrs, or Edmaeson, Bates •Its Co.,
1 mantle,
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A General Banking Business transact- Or. Chase's
ed. Notes discounted. Drafts
„ •••:-. issued. Interest allowed on de-
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The News -Record has a large and
increasing' circulation which makes
t a splendid ailvertising medium.. Xt
pays to edvertise in The News -Record.
ATEND HE BES'l-XT PAY,
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' STRATFORD, ONT.
.A large, proves:. ire encl one
of the best on -this. coutiment. This.
-a strong - state:moot, bet it is a true
one, . Imecrt el e S. fl 'he ria on. tau
scl000l has -a' large attemlence . be°
cattse it is a wide-awake, hesiline,
workine, ich 11.1,r• Ret.
cut graduateslekVe accepted positions
at salaries xenon front f45 a month
'Foo jeI anurem. Write for our new
catalogue. . •
• W. J, ELLIOTT, STRATFORD.
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C. B. HALE JOHN RIDOUT
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Nerve Food
• , posits.
•Albert street -
,
'41!
Clinton.
J. scorr,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC.
Money to loan.
Office -Elliott Block - - Clinton.
W. BRYDONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR.
Notary, Public, Etc.
Office -Beaver Block - - - Clinton.
RIDOUT & IIALE,
Conveyancers, Commissioners, Real
Estate and Insurance Agency.
Money to loan.
13. R. HIGGINS Marriage
Conveyancer, Vire and Life Insurance,
f r each. All work neatly arid
cheaply done.
13RUCEFIELD,
Mortgages, Deeds, Etc., drawn for
ONT.
DR. W. GUNN,
R. C. 1'. and L. R. C. S., Edinburgh.
Night calls at fron door of residence
on Rattenbury street, opposite
Presbyterian church. •
Office -Ontario street - Clinton.
DR. SHAW,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office -Ontario street - - Clinton.
Opposite St. Paul's church.
DR. C. W. THOMPSON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Special attention given to diseases oi •
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Office and Residence --
Albert street East, Clinton.
North of Rattenhury street.
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Licenses
• ISSUED BY
inonnongoonroonn .
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Cook's Cotton Boot .Conipound
sucaessfidly used Monthly byover
mom Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask '
your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root m•
pound. Take no other, as all mixtures, pins and
imitations are dangerous. Prfoe,No..1., elan
boa 0,10 degrees stronger,a per box. No.'
1 or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two 11 -cent.
stamps. .The Cook Cosnpany WindsOr, Ont.
slarlloa. land 2, sold and recominended by all.
eespensible Druggists Canada.
'ME GOOD SHEPHERD
GATHERS THE LAMBS WITH 1115 ARM
AND CARRIES THEM IN 111811080M.
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MEANING OF THE EMPTY CRADLE
Itouretne Bolds That Witt Be Assured,
and Comforted, "'es. by a Eteavenly
rather'filaulfested Levinby This Ser.
oleo to Whose T'het Mourn the Less
of Little Children -4T. Welcomes Baby
In Heaven To.night,
holoottored a reordiu e to act or Parliament of Cale
eda, in the year itsh, be Waite m hefty, et To.
tante, aL the )Jel' t eterieuiture, ottaive.
Chicago, Dec. 7. -Assurances and
suggestions that will help to 'console
many mourning emits are given ley
Rev. Frank. De Witt Talmage in thie
discourse on lIhe text lealah xl, 11,
"ele shall gee er the lambs with his
arm and carr, them in his hes=
and ,shall gentJy lead those that are
with young.'/'.
What does the "empty cradle" of.
%his movaing's theme mean? Does it
:Moan that the 'babies who once play-
ed ifl our nureerres have grown up
into big boys and girls who rush
away every morning from the break-
fast table to be M time to 'answer
the call of the school bell? Does it
mean that our ehildren, have become
young mere and women and left the
old homestead to .go forth into the
great -battle of life? Oh, no. This
morning, 1 am going to preach upon
thialittle• white ceadle Which has been
erimtied in order to fill up the lithld
white• casket. I an going to tell
Why Jesus, as the Good Shepheed,
.often eomes into. tho homes and gae. •
thers the little lambs intohis areab -
and carries them Into the green nese'
tures of heaven. -We. know he- has
always. cared for them, as my text•
asserts, while .they stIfl remaieed
with Us upon earth, but not till they
reaeli heaven can they realize his per-,
-feet hem.
' • Did you ever atop to think that thei
. vast majority of the human face die
in childhood and that oyer (Meet it
die in infitaby before the :fourth year
has been reached? Only , the *other •
day I preached a funeral sermon in
the house of a dear friend, in whioh
lay a little white. caeket.• .As .1 was
looking into. the face Of 'the little: -
boy, whom I hadwelcomed into .the
world• d whom 1 h d nlso baptiz-
ed, a -tihmihathetie friend said: “Oh,
Mr. Talmage, this is awfully' hard. to.
bear! . knew what' it meansto have
the Divine Gardener come 'and place: -
the blossoms out'. of the nursery. I •
have had ' seveu ehildree during ,
, life; pix of thentare dead, Only one
boy its alive of them- alte!. As I left
that home of 'rnotarniee and stood .
upon the -street Waiting- iota:the pall-.
bearere to place 'their precious bur-
den in the white hearse by conversa-
tion I found out. that the. two mettl-
e's • Who were then standing newest
to my side each had • two ,Inn7SCI'leS. •
The one nursery woos ter their Irving
children within...the four :reale of the
• hem°. The second riureery Was for.,
'their dead: ahildree *within the, four
•hitlea of the fanolly plot. .
• Now, • inee • friends, what is the '
meaning of this wholesale emigration •
of our -little 'ones to the • heavenly
shore? Are the. life and the death of
'the majority of Children a failure? Is
the empty eradle so : empty that It
min- hold for us no inspirtng lesson of
zeta cheer, or is •Christ to -day •ae.--. -
-altering the lamb's. into his. arms and
zerraing them in his bosom so that.
he 'Can the more safely -lead the bee .
-reeved parents alcieg the thorny and
dangerous pathakah • of. an arthly
journey to the glorious destinatioa
prepataid for theta ahead?: 'hhe.. Math:
notes of my Bible affirm that
this. portion of iny text mole enhen.
that. the. Good Shepherd may' baear-
' eying the little iambs in.. hos • bosom
to the k. cep. pastures .of• heaven so
that the Mother sheep, with , bleat.
,and cry, *ill'foilow" More anxiously ••
azid closely. after the Piqua Master.
So• to -day 1 .preach .0 -thousands of
sarowing ' hearts. ' I want to tail
them Why their dead •children Were
• bah and- also *why God does not let
t he:vast majoi•ity ,of the hu me n race
grew old and with bedimmed eye-
sight. -see the. twilight, of threescore
years end ten. .' • •
• The comity cradle eget he the saered
hearthstone o'f a ptirilied nentrinion-
kit love: It can be •the -hold conyen-
enter ark, .the cherubim of which are .
ninlio ant of far mora valuable nut-
'terialthanthose which were- once
• Molded out of melted ,gold. These.
neW eliceubite may be the spiritual
• boolien 'of our hedderned children,. 'who
are hoverhog Over us 'in perpetual
•behediction. It may he thp trysting
place Where tired and coireworne rem'
'and •wouien•ineet again (0 talk :•.over
the sweet memories. of the peat. • .
Some people, do • not believe • thts-
hoygbeptieaiiy rt that a cradle,
full or ma Is;'a ild..wiiist thri.VCS
, fathers and •inothe s apart rather
• than a golden link of love • whieh
clasps. parental heart to parental -
heart, 'Lately • a, very dear fatale
• fi fend, who had been a wife for many
yea's, but .ent a mother, told one
that she really belieeed her hutibnial
and herself were more dependent up-
on each other and therefae. .loved
Smell other the more beetles° they'
.40 no ,cloddren, 1 only fattened • at
her, "Why," Isaid, "when, you at-
tenuit t talk that Way You are like
• IL blind Man' feeling his way along
the streets witha staff, going step,
by step, •who- thinks 'he is , getting
along rill right and who is eittempte
Mg to prove that the aunlight is use -
lees merely because he has never seen
a sunrise or a Sunset, having been
born blind." ;Every irue father
loloWs that the happlegt moment of
hie Me Was not the day he held his
hride's• hand at the marriage altar,
but, the day he could sit by hie wifeki
thehelde and hold in his toig --hand ,a
lfttle. tiny hand. Th!e tiny hand,
Weis melcivardly holding in (ho great
fear of letting it fall, list it tweak
into pieces, like a rep of tiorcelein.
.And while he held tide tine hued in
his With happv lOok he would tern
gas. and 2 are sold in Clirdon by
H. 13. Combe, R.• 1'. Reekie„ 1-10V-
ey and:Watts & Co. --druggists.
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the Killop Mutual Fire ,
Insurance'. Cotpans
Farnuand. 'Isolated ToWil PrOp'ct;
. • ty Only 'Insured. -• •
. • ogricERs
J. -•-B. McLean, President, • ICippen Pe
0, ; . Thos. Fraser, • Vice-Preeident,•
hrucefield P. 0. T.• E.. Rays, Seca
Treasurera. Seatorth 1'. 0. ; W. G.
13roadtoot, • Inspector of Losses, Sea,:
DR. G. V.MANNING /
forth P. O.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. •• DIRECTORS . ' .
W. G. . Broadloot, Seaforth ; Jelin
Office formerly occupied by Dr. Pal- Grieve, Winthrop ; George . pale, Sea.
lister on Mein street:. forth ; John • Watt, Ilarlock • Joint
/3AYPIELD ----- - - Ont. Bennewies, Branagan ; Jamee'Evans,
13eechwcioci r. James Coueolly, Clinton;
• John McLean '<ippon. '
DR. AGNEW,
DENTIST.
Will be at hayfield every Wednesday
afternoon.
Office-
Adjoirting Henry's Photo Gallery,
Clinton.
DR. G. ERNEST 1-101,114ES,
Specialist in Crown and Bridge Work.
D. D. S. -Graduate of the Royal Col-
lege af Dental Surgeons of Ontar-
io.
L. D. S. -First class honor graduate
of Dental Department of TorontoUniversity.
Special attention paid to Preservation
of children's teeth. ,
Will be at the River Rotel, hayfield,
every Monday frpm ro a. m. to 6
Lp. In.
er_____afli
DR J: FREEMAN,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
A member of the Veterinary Medical
Associations of London and Eine-
burgh and Graduate of the Oita-
io Veterinary College,
ce-Ontario street - - Clinton
• Opposite St. Paul's church.
Phone 97.
DR. BALL
VETERINARY SURGEON, GOV-
ERNMENT VETERINARY IN-
SPECTOR.
Office -Isaac street - - - Clinton
Residence -Albert street - Clinton.
to •
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pt
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Millan, Seaforth ; James Cunitnings,
Egniondville.; J. W. Yeo, Holmes-,
vine.
Parties •desirous to effect insurance
or transact • other besiness will be
Praniptly attehded to on application
to any of -the above officers addressed
to their respective poetoffices.
011AN13THIJNIC
SYSTEII1
TIME vAltg.
Trains will arrive ae and depart
front Cliiitien Station as fellows :
BUFFALO AND GODERICE DIV.
Going East lexPress • 7.38.a. ru
e " ' 2,55 p. in.
" 1.1• Ihtixed 4.15 P. 10.
" West " 10.15 a. m.
` ".** Expreas12.55 p. 10.
4; 14• 7.05 a. in.
" 41. " h0,27 p. 151.
LONDON, IIURON AND BRUCE DIV.
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Going South xerpress 7.47 a. In.
" " Mixed 4.15 p. in.
1' North Express 10.15 a. tn.
kk mixed 6.55 p. 111.
A. 0. PATTISON, F. R. IhODGENS,
Agent.- ticket g.
M. C. D1CKSONi
Distriet Pass. .A.g., Toratito
4, lg. 14 .1. 1 • • ° • lallgs"aktai
I oughe.
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"1 had a most, stubborn tough
e for manyyears. It deprived me
' of Sleepand I gemot Very. thin, I
• then tried Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, i
andante quickly cured." - - 1.
R N M nn, Pall Mills, Te
, morWeil
leXPERIENCE Sixty years of cures I.
and such testimony as the
above have taiight us what,
• Ayees Cherry Pectoral 1
will do.
Trutot MARKS
Demotes
ObrienioNte
Anyone Sending 0, sketch and deserietlen mas
attleklt rtahottoln Our opinion free weenier AO
Ineenttott to efnbobly patentable. Canaria:ilea,
Dant otrintiq conrdentlid. Ileiclbook on Ptiteiets
sent free. Oldest away foreeeurmetetteeta
Patents taken through mann & 01. Meets
*east gaffes, Without theme, in the
Scientific Pinterican.
A eandsemele illustrated kite/okay. fereeete_eir.
demotion of Any sclontitle learns!. Terms. as h
ara'1 fear !fleapit. 81. Sold bran lattenflentenk
UNN &00.!olgroAdwlYittlerv Yuri(
otau,n meee. tee P Ste WholdafilOrt
We know' it's the great-
. est cough remedy ever ,
made. And you will say -
so, too, after you try it, I
There's cure ineverydrog. -
Thtie Idlest lie., enough foi noailestlie"
•• me;
meelytteitteeleet for berottnchitis, nets°,
: eltAltei4nri"1r=itVtrenpt;
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the repOrtens cane to thie warden ve.y beet friends weuld not knoie IA lII IN Hill RT VV
tb if theh Id .
and ealked what he wanted to say In y ou nicet them when
el 1
reference to his wife, the recollection walking on one of the golden bottle.
Of the relation she sustained to the ,se• o the beau ul gate. Boit .
verde t t
family, deeply as elle had dishonored thank (Md., a a lit know our loved
ones in heaven. Moses and Mae, af-
tto,ureumnds he
stet? suirgheadveo:neor ter haiing slant a thousand years itt
against MY termer w"e• Teaneliguration
heaatin; talked upon the Mount of
to say jitet the same as they
thermore, I will not alloW any oue
in my presence to speak disrespect -
telly of her, Remember,. gentlemeu,
she is the mother of my children."
• Now, nay sorrowing friernite if a
living child can have such a restrain-
ing influence upon the parental heart
how much morc should an empty cra-
dle purify the love which the twain
pledged each other at the Marriage •
altar t We have often heard bow old
snldiers who had slept, under the
same blaaket and fought side by
tilde through the civil war cling to
each: other all through; life on ac -
of their past sulterings. If
this be true, is not your martial love
purer and sweeter and truer because
you have washed, and cleansed it in
the .empty cradle, wnich has been Ail-
ed to the highest edge with your mu -
teal tears? After your little girl
died Y01.1 hunted up all her old play-
mates and took them to your heart
because they loved ITattie or Nellie
or Mabel. If that be true, tell me, 0
breken hearted parents, did you not
love each other with a deeper,' wider
end holier affection after you togeth-
er Pursed the little sufferer through
that last long painful sickness? Do -
you not now love each other more
after you together have aeranged the
little white flowers . upon the • little
white casket? Do you not to -day
love each other •the more because
when those sad anniversaries of your
baby's death come you never men-
tion her nano but give to each tithe
eh e holy kiss, whtle- your. eyes • and
cheeks are wet witb falling tears?
Yes, your little dead child's life had
a distinct mission, She lived long
enough to niako the 'twain (me flesh.
'From her casket to -day she reaches
out one arrri and puts it about her '
father's neck.. She reaches out the
other .arm and pits it about the um-.
ther'e neck, Aod now herdeaq lips
part tie shegives' you thle hely ben- -
ediction. "Papa,- Mamma, -be true to
each other • and loye• each. other for
your dead • baby's sake," .
An ern tracile•is a potent' mag-
net for a true, consecrated, spiritual,
Parental life.' It makes a great -deal
of difference h9LV an average father
and*Mother feel. toward hcaven, whe-
thir :or. no they have O littIe one in
the spirit land. "Where .your trees- •
eke is, there is your heat also" can
interpi•eted 'in more ways •than
• Y h ' boh wh h
stated out 'to earn his own living.
De has become the•Oweer of a lithe
shoes -a -ire in ono of the outlying dis-
tricts of Sante:large city. When you
•hisit tied young brlde, 'hoes
• Ito .take. You the first:hay to see any
'Of the 'great *stores he the downtown
• ..districts?, Dote he want. you ' ;
Soon Eta you ayelve to visit the noted •
:art • galleries or the!*libreries Or •the.
famous auditorium, where the might,'
Met ortitors of- the world have :hook-
' en and. the moet. beattifill voices of
'Europe-0ml Anterice•havo sung? Oh,
- no. h The first "Waco the boyetakes
You to is his 'own littlestore,
•••his•face beams:with prkle ./a; he says:
"Mother, hose look • di those shear
windows!. Are. they not splendid?
Those- windows cost h MO-, but
' they , are :Worth it. Then, inothera I'
-intend as soon as. the bneiness in-
creases etioughhto warrant' It to build
an addition on the back of the store.
Then perhaps I may he able to hire .
this .corncr ,store and knock out the
intervening walle. Then I :shall run
a lino 'of ifurnialiing goods as • well
as a shoestere. Don't you think this
is • 'fine • situation? And-, luother,
•made nil this neyeelf practically out
•of nothingh•out of the $50. you gave
me when I ;left homehe Why • does
phut° boy go on like that? ,leasy' :0117
otrgh to andeestand. . Ills treasure is
in that store.' • . There .heat al-
so. . ' .
. What - true in reference to the•
•business is true in re creme to
' the' home.. You may travel': all.
around the Wald. You may ostand
in a Leurhe or a Luxembourg. You
may wader 'through a "WiedeOtectie-
•ele "ora- Vatican. You artity, • even
travel for a time ainoag the 'Meta:
beauties of halo or: Ceylon; bee
when the evening :home comes •your
thoughts -will leap over contineets
toad swim ,ever isens.• Thee° will 'trav-
el past palaces' and - cathedrals and
London . Tmeers filled With Crown
jewels until at last they• elder sem°
humble • hoMe and motile and laugh.
• 'and cry -ba.some 'cozy. fireside. Why?
Because. Ykur loved miee are ie that
• home; And where your treasure is
. there is your heat also.
his loving: eyes' upon the staling fere
of hie his haw's mother. ;
After the dad; "Omuta of 0 eativity
• have for sane time hotercd twee a
home and at last pasted to let a tit -
tie humeri sunbeam drop into the era -
die, the words 'filustainti" mid "wife''
ought 1,4 have for at hetet two hoe
arum heath re deeper, Wider/ 1)01101'
Maiming. These words Ought to
hoe the eared Mad of a lady Were
pretation as ono -of thein had a few
yeas ago for the werden of the
Pitasburg jail. Ilia wife 'liberated
. floe two beakers, who were
to be .Oteeuted tor xnurder, and
ran away with. them, and remained
leith thein until they were shot, Wheu
talked to their friends when upon. -
earth. We shall buow Jesus id heave
en by the- scats lopen his resurreeted
body winch he re•mved upon the cross
in his earthly body. I believe our re.
deemed friends ate to be Just the
saute in Mattel, in one Settee, as they
were when upon earth. I believe they
are Just the same, except that In the
heavenly land they have no Fein, 110
Sicknese, no 510, 110 parting, to
denth, no teat5, •
An empty cradle eignifiee that 'Clod
has his favorites, If I might reverent-
ly use that term Ola that I had
More tithe in which to develop this
inspiring and tremendous thought!
By his favorites I Mean this: .04e4
has selected our redeemed childreit
out of aft of the 'human rotee as the
ones he wishes to sale from safer-
ing, as the ones who by his tattler
love are to win all the joys of hear -
en without of tl t f tl
4141v
OPA. Express on the interool.
i °nisi Rolls Down 0 NW,
Ptiortieoilthe Engine When ho mites West
Cab anti ricked Up Unhurt in
or tialifee, Tripe up Train -'rider.
the Oldest Engineer on the Bowl, Kill-
ed at Post -Fireman rroin
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Haelfax, N.S.,- Dec, B. The wriest
train wreek hi the history of the ,
tercolonial, the • Canadian Govern-
ment ralway, happened at o'clock
Saul:El:4 afternoon at Delmont sta-
tion, 70 utiles' trout Halifax, when
the Canadian Pacilla express foe •
Montreal rolled down an' enibunkmee t
killing Six people, injuring n. score of
others, and coMpletely wrecking the
locomotive, the postal,. express and
baggage „ears and several patisenger
tOttelleti.
_ - bodies have thus far hem re- ,
. covered front the wreck, one of
any el e 1" which, beside that of the enghwer,
soutane.
ha boon identifk'd. -
you were a man
in a very simple Way. elepposing The dend aro:
aged 41S,
et'
Perhaps I can •illusteate this, idea
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of great weeltla As ,
Cambridgepoo t, Mess., who.. mid been
you go hp and down the world your
visiting reltotives in New Olesgow.
heat aches for the little bootblacks
William Kennedy, aged 23, of
and newsboys whom.you meet in the
etreet and who seeminglyBleek Itock, Nfld. have no
eoSamuel 'leader, aged 55, •of Moue-
0!- the
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etfe.You were once a waif
street,
ton, N. 33..
and yotl know what
their temptations and struggles are.-
Malcolm McLean, aged 27, Aetibere •
You endow a great institution, where
Philip . 4,
these boys can have educational ad-
dToole, aged h5, of Now-
foundlan.
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vantages and the comforts of a, home.,
Willitun. Hall, aged 24, of New -
You cannot sena all the boys there,
foundland. , •
hitss Minnie Croaks, Aged 28, of
Halifax.. She had bean on a visit to
her mother, in this city, who is ill,
and was . on her • way to Waverley,
Mass.. where she was employed. in
the McLean. Asylum.
• Among' the Injured are: William
Kennedy • of •Black •Rock, N.V., who
will dee; R. B Brown, -express noes-
senger; W, IC. Edwards, brakenian
latecl.' When Christ thinks' of all the
because you have not ntoney enough,
but you cert Fend some. 'f -lo you g�
tin and down the 'large 'eft lea, seleut-
ing• here and there the beightestboys
you min finh. • 'flue' are your farmed
bootblacks: You 'select .the bI ightest•
the most • protaising and the meet
manly, Wel!,-in the same' way I
think God hahie fehoritee, and they .
are child) en .who are dead anti -trans-
temptations he hail to . Meet on earth" J. Cruhpbell„ brakeman; 10...-J.- Noe-
reselves. to. 'clime ninny of the ba-
h, • ton, t Xpi ess. agent, ',rank Devoe., ee,
and all the eorroWs . he endured;
dens; 1 presa agent of -New Castich. N.,Ile ..0..
. and he takes away ehiefly those ; Cottham, ...adierihege. car conducter, all
of whom •ne Said,' "Of such are the 1 seriously; Sharattel Taylor,' •conemercial •
.
Eingdoth Of Ideavetth'..-So •'aeriet -traveler, Seekville, NE...a cute . and.
coines Mto the iveride end he" . aeleuts' , bre iped, . not seriously. hurt ; Jas'
me
Cavanaugh, passenger; 'injuries en-
- rem' Haire. yoto not •noticecl that the knaw•n: J. .11. Ilippell, .. postel :clerk
handsinnest and- ehe best boys . and .. bh 8-t. Johe,, and A. 5. Belea of St.
girls are, as a rule,: the first' -to he ,..J°11.11. • , • •' .
called a,way? . Well,...Christ comes in - -' rih'en41.6 31."Ihr C.LAPPbell w" -s hurl-
. and takes. our best and pures,t • hee .ed through the ad nd o tv of - the tette
lefts thorn up, into his Aries and says, . • • hod wcs.' inched up. m an adjoining
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"Abe (his lands -has ago feail and field practically tonintra • ' ..- • : '
beautiful a emit -to be subje tea to * It Was not until last evetting..that
.Cthhellatiffteotoilikgsf•9.rof.iitthiviraiweesioeniche'.!..01.T.4:kuuiS eletaile of the difieSter • .11701e •khheived.,
dear lime. ones 04 of .pun sight. Ah,
Ah., . a •tieavy .erioiv and, bail. sterile having*
deothealieed. the • wire I i nese • • ehhe
my dear friends, etre e you heot' glad • treie Was,. ha • el -large Of thnelttelor
that your deed babies : are i• among ' hl Hi igen told Irmittikeer rl'hiderl'' ' ..41 11<i.
PrOd's favorites? • ' Ate •you . not ..• glad. left • Ilitlifax• at 5e45 'far Montreal,.
Writ they do not lathe' to 'suffer • as •. cortneetieg at- hicAdene June -Goo :wale
hou hue e -to suffer' end; iveep ' az you the Melee .•*Ceirt ral, eiied. , for Jiang/el
, . g • , • •
'Its • y. o,u ,stionble, sin as • pei•hahs you were destined. for points. In the. Cheite
•
. Now, the. same law.: of reasene
God waits to matte heaven '. .
piece; a practitality; • no condition,
but a veritable' actioality. HOW '.-is
• the Divine rather to this? . By
. taking. tie to heavae ourselveet 011,
not . God will -not do this, because
our Work Is not eat 'done. But God
can make es' feel that heaven is a
• home by coming into, our homes and
taking' our best and dearest teeasures
there. 'Whet' does • he take? Otte
money? Sometirries, generally
something dearer. and more precious,
than that. .9:ad as •a lovine..thither.
takes the deareet posseseicin we have.
He takes a child out of the ninaery,
takes that for which a mother
would give the diamond Tinge MT her
'Angers, the silk tiresome Mit -of her
wardrobethe house over her' head ';
for which she would . give any thi n g
and everything if she could only get
back her child, God •in -love tares
that little Odic'. out of the parental:
Eta. a a oe it , 153
the gt eat heles 4/1 old met te ate,
• mand the sons and daughters of their
defiant subjects, to be sent to the
royal eoUrt . as a guarantee that
those su jec s wouldtuea er
have theinselveS. Clod, when ho
comes' into oar trurseries and' takes
the little ones home with Him to
aeaven, pritetically says to the ber-
eft parents: "leather alid Mother,
live purer and nobler and More con-
secrated lives. Live as Jesus •Would
will come to the heavenly land Where
You shall be able forever and ever to
dwell with your little once." Does
not this suggeodion giee to you an
added force to the bewailed worths,
"And he Hindi gently 'lead those that
-
are with yelIng?''
• An empty cradle signifiee that heave
an is to be a plare filled with child-
ren, 'this heading is elltirelY diatinet
from that which we have diectiesed-4
namely, that, our children who die
Immediately go Mae glair. It is
tinct, because many people, oven
P1orrie good peel -easing 'Christiarte,
Seem to have a vary hazy and bewil-
dred idea of heaven. They think
heaven fa to be a hind of , .teriement
Itemee district or they ettppest it tO
be it place Where everybody goes
through a kind of Metamorphosis
qad booms so c,han4ed, in Woke it.t.tel
:the -best, and 'brightest of' our child-
The
aroteurript
hio thing? in't
1
i.? Somehow, that a-wful
.0, tough, th..t hard struggle
for air, oan .never he for-
gotten. 13e a little -fore.
liandkAl and .prevent it.
Koep Vapo-Cresolt no in the house,
and when die childrtn take cold let
thein hrvit the in the rapr doting the
evening. It goes right to the throat,
just where the croup ),es. All'
irritation Subsides, tho cough quiets.
dawn aryl serious trouble is prevented.
lt never fails to cure whooping coughal, •
me.^ -es $• 1.1 11V ernget.st. rverywhere.
.e. Vit-pl-Cr on, 00 411111. in • the Ventirlser end
Lamp, which sb •nl 4 /..st a ife.h;f.c, ar ire of
illg;11gilere
o1:1eaaatg
Ir -euro' request. WM*
Cle.$01,1441: 1.0.„ kce Felton let„ New York U.S.A.
•
,rree refatoes herr Troops.. ...
' Coos Town, Dec. 7. -In consequence
of the dearness of living iri South
Africa, which' obliges soldiers aci
I spend ,pra.ctically all their pay con
1 food,' the War Office has decided • to
Imake a free issue of fhb. bf pota- •
toes per day to each mart. 'Phese at
present can only be purchaeed at ex-.
travagant prices,
•
Col. Lamb Hills Himself.
: London .Dec. S. -While the Cunard •
Line steamer Etruria Was ascending
• the Mersey Saturday morning, Cal.
Laub, a member of •the •Engtielo rifle
. team returning from. the internation- '
al cemeetition in Canada, committed
eiticale. He shot the'. top of
head entirely n.way with his rifie.
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amainea can to Rawl. Cellege.
Toronto, Dec. 8. - W.. Mortimer
Cl. re, LCC., chairman: of the Board • •
• of Mauagement of Knox Collegeere-
-ceived a. cablegram en Saturday af-
ternoon from Reee ,john laelman of
...tEdinburgei , Scotland, • who was offer-
ed the appointment to the chair of
apologetics at Knox. Mr. '<Oman de-
elines the appointment.
" , • ,
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Shot Dimealf Dead. .
N.W.T., Dec: 13.e -A 'farmer ' e •
ehthe name of Alexander I. McCrae, , * •
-wile Reed about three miles from the . • ' .
tsitititic•ito(ie 6.1a.itisetderdhaisy 111-infoernbiyloobny-imsigiontg-
• ing hithhelf. .a.c1 .be re deranged
in his. °Mind for some years, and had '
been for a long time a patient at the •
Broaden asylum. • .•
•
, • .
:Manor to Succeed Mint°, : . •
i . • •
Ottawa, Per. 8. -It is stated • here
froth a eaurcer that• prevents ceotra-
I 11 et 101i . that,- when,. Ifori. • Joseph, •
Chem teila in returns „frono, his • tour of .
Strati Africa., Lord Milner. will be
Male • Governorehleneear, to- aucceeh :,
Lore !into', a -he eas yet nearlY a' '
, yea-. to reign.. - • . ..
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nto• and 11
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have shined? Are yoti not thaeliful ed States. • The accideat oecurred al t,
that.Voui' little children in hetieen .1 o'clock and was caured hv th , ii.'
:
pee be numb°. ed 0 among God e . ot becoming -loos and. tallow; :it'
81 0 tally leenored ones? , . • . frent, of the engine, which we s
Thusmy text • to -day ,has. it, most. thrown .• 'front the retie. . 'rho belie
practical' and inspiringly helpful. Zees- hiewed •aheed for • .50 feat- and then
sage for all men and ,wemenwho have turned aet er' and rolled down the One
eared. little '• graves •ld their family.. bankment. . .- •, .
plots. I 'want you OR .to eee your The -engine was ,completely .evrecked
facestowerd the heavenly land, 'where tinliethe ear's neat the mail ea1. weee
your .beloved children are waiting for teleecoi eh by those in, the i•cer.• Tri -
you.: 1... wantyou truly • to feel • that. • der -was killed at his post.Vee
-Jesus, the Good Shepherd, hes • hie- passengers were killed and : one r
Pa
. ed the little lambs into his :arms and .• badly ,injured•thet, he died later, The
is carrying. them -in his bosom.' Re- colnniht ca. ran under Ore beggar:.
..raember, the parting will not be long. 'ear -and the top was ctit 'riff the fell
Believe ' me,•if you have faith in length down to the WindoWe - • •
Jesus Christ the -reunion-will aerelh * Tricia. Was' the •'oldest. .eneineeg . on
cane. And eo I wiil Ocoee this ser . .
- : the road. Ile bad been injured seta
• • • . •• • ••
Mon with the .sweet cernsolath n a • eeal tithes in wrecks: . - • ' • • '•
little Philadelphia • girl once gee e to . ." The wrecked train Was a. Canaclihn
her aged eratahnother, ales: evilharoo Pacific- in. c.haege ot .an Tnteecoionial
Raper, the widow of the noted, .haph crew, • The Canadian Pacific Ilona
tor of the Broad Street Presbyterian ' terminate at St, John, N.B., and the.
•Chtnehe• 0.roe day, sitting:at the feet . letercelonial takes charge there aid
of her gal tidmath ear . this' 'little- girl . haute ' the. train daily to Hal ;fa x anti
lookeh up and seed; • uraetima.mala., back; At St. John •a °anticline Po. -
do you thirh granddeddy? Welt, neiaor chic ellailroad crew •takes. hhaeg•e .
• rniad., I knowhe migees you. *We again and runs thetereie thiehigh to •••
Will not be separated eon grand- 'mei:area , .• . • • .
'Inee perhaps you will go pext; rer." • .
i haps I. Eut• it will not be Meg. • .And • .. • , •
I: then, • grandmannete Won h, • eledda'
reeved parents; your, eeparettea frpni. ewas hr a Cetheion .ort O. ti, D. on ,
be glad to • see us 'better • No,, he- - ' . ' •
, ' D..1111SAnNuNLD:e1.1..tT...' .•
.
. you Only plaee 1`0110 faith. in florist ' Winnipeg,. Dec. S. -D. • Mann of
and live for, him.' 11 Wile note ee long.*. :Mackeruie & Menn, v ceepteereene of..
i ' . ' ...I . •
perhaps I'. But when. we are ail toe
Perhaps yeti will ,be the next ' to' gor
'hi a railway collision :on' the Canttha .
the ,Cana.clian * Noethern, was injurect
.goontelsteii-ein.h•tiltiena).yyettio.tvgi4etne-utyonint•itlittthlee ttlehiilainyN.eeteere at -Le Naeheaga hoe_ -..h
His injuriee arc not seelt.
. e: ST. •JOSE,PH. • •
r lea Mrs. S' ' Wildfong :of Pigeon
• -
01.14314...ineu eueets -of • Mr:
t .,1j tie I AS 1 clvcc tib• 0(.,11, -
tract :of putting: in. the ruain sewer ,
fag the . Ballet/eel 'block ited.has now
got, a Metre ;force of 11.1011 at work ott';
it. • • •
.1'
. 1,WQ Of he• M. children. •
'• are at present hery Sivk 'rind thele:r•the
11:.)11)e fOr the "WitIttr. •
," *. Mr.' Frank It:homy, mho. has -Spent • • •
.Vranic leoks -as if the fresh breezes of -
Einar t.aul Magic of Zeti
-CM e. of Dr'. litichttean. • • • ' .• .
1- --• • •
cl!nl horsee• hzre last Week,
Abu Fest. reasOn- Sailing', 61 :Ole lakes, •
lakeze agreed Wi ih, him. • .
•
ch
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•yotor (Ones Will not be long, If • • •
parting will not be long. •Salivate,' . eta,
ib Will *not be long,
. • ,- . Wrecked by a Cow. . •
•
1 Winnipeg, Dec. easheiound. 1
• Paeent-Dich7;7Ilalit'eleadr. you call that ,ed eerly Satheday• Caron•Station,
Canadiau Pacific cep:less was wrack -
boy a hard name just now?. Boy. , near Mooseja.w. The foremen, • herpes
No, Pee thathi his real .nameh, he's. Araistrong, Was instantly killed 'and
Russian.-lialpenny • .." Engineer McLeod badly injured. he
• , ••• • Jain Ian into a ,cow and the engine
' and three ears were, ditched, 'blocking •
•
40th Anniversary
F:oriovOr'For4r. year!'
dray so .Syrup
of
Red Spruce Gum
AS A SPECIFIC FOR ..•
COUGHS, COLDS, Etc.'
• Mu been tested and. has beedine the
Validly Cough- Specific of thousands .•
throughout •Canada and the united •
Nate:3. lt tiever was more popular
nor more largely used than' it .
• r6 -day... . • • • •
• .the track far ten hours. • •
ELVTISEN TEAR& •
Harry Bremner, Who ;Wight Ease Been, • He danced tWice with a wall flower.
• -a.
T 1 etu d • ate (led "HOw good Of hint!" said the fiancee, ray s Syrup
MERIT ALWAYS' TELLS.
Congh neniedies come and go. New '
m•ep ;mucus are tried and abandon.
cd, but• the otd reliable remains.
The pirsent is a trying season for
both old and young, and colds, easily
clught rake are apt to remain for the
• eituthr unless promptly cured. No
.. A Dianeeees itenectione. better remedy eau be found than
Toronto Junctiort, Dec, 8.- Harry
Bremner, found guilty of shooting A.
C. Mutart, and sheeting at J. 'Shaw,
He danced on with a,belle.
"How mean of him!" she cried
"..ligiUMItrattenft.
,,,h .l.,1 I
•estPolice IVIagistrate Ellis to fifteen • . loseesseemeemenaisecessessareassea. ,
was yerday morning sentenced '-
by i''' I I
sent at the court, and 'gave
ve evi- - .'ofliflid3"1"3461/411114141"14111"11kentecsa- "DUCVt. H.A.PPIC THOUGHT!"
charge; both sentenceg to run tomer-Th.;"I '
ch4111.Bing
years in the penitentiary on each
rently. Mutart was able be pre- •
donee on the charge of shooting at
John Shaw, The Crown, represent-
ed by IT, E. Dewitt% K,C., preduced, • -
through, James Scott and his sister,
he 44 appy Thoh
ugt"
ivho keeps a restattrant en Yonge H
Or
. Range. .. e
One. Iltindred and 'ray Thougand Canadian Women
, have decided for
street, evidence to shoW- that 'ikon:t-
rier was in the habit of borrowing
their • .reVolVer, The one, however,
'found . upon the prisoner Was pot'
• Scat's, Bremnerborrowed it to
protect to, largo sem ot money he .
carried and ustially returned it .qext
day. Mr. Godfrey pleaded hard" for
leniency on account of the prisoner's
youth, but the magistrate did: not,
eonelder it a case of leniency, •lie
belieVed that on each, occasion he
shot to hill, and it Was hely the
prisoner's ilnperfect aim that Pre-
vented a, double and prOliably ot trip-
be°ot:Ixrdeift.rd elli4let• Itlife?1:retfictwttlishieja
'Where her Iitishand Was taken to down
cells,
Confederate Nurse Oka&
Vlorenee, Dec, 6,.-15,fra. Ellen Orbe -
80)1, Widow of Jam Harris, formerly
'United Statbs Consul at Venice, aid
djstinguished Coefederate Morrie,
died here 'yeeterday. She Wes 80
years of age.
Pato Who Needed.
TM Lordship -Will your father be at
the (look'?
She -Why, yes, dear; some one must
Day the duties on you,
Common Ranges were not pod enough -Why should they be for you ?
Don't be imposed on b37
• "lust as good" talk,, The
construction of The ',nappy
irhought f$ is patented, its
design registered, ft is totally
/ different it:every respect to any
other, There is none like it.
' There can be noire 80 good, If
you only knew the titne, the
trouble, the labor it would :MVO,
you, how littlMA e fuel `t uses, you
x\I
would be one Mu le dayilb woxit oat.
Na.:e.The STOVZ co.,ztedzooln,
014 HARL AND etRos* CLINTON.
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