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A. G. AULT'S Gro ery, crockery
and Provision Store.
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As I have made up
change in my butiness,I
stock of China, Crockery
COST. 1 have a_well a
will dear out ail at cost
time will sell all kinds
down at quiek-send pric
few of the many art-it:tea
8 lbs. Sulphur for 26o; 8
6 lbs. Currants for 20;
for 2o; Broome, 15c eac
bars soap for 25o; 8 lb&
apple butter10c per can -
2 ; 5 lbs. boneless flab f
2. lbs. for 250; 4 lb'. mixe
lbs, figs for 25e; 3 packa
250; 4 lbs. dates for 26c
and tomatoes for 200 ; 1
pies for 200; oringes
per dozen ; firet-cless b
fresh eggs 16o per dozon
alien tivru s, 40 and 5
100 per lb.- c ease 12e pe
per bag ; the best limn
lbs. for 25c; Ealmon,
boards, 15c each ; all kin
prices
y mint' to make a
ow offer my entire
and Glassware at
sorted :stook and
and. at" the same
of Grociiies right
s. I wilt quote a
or cash :
be. StiVe for 25c ;
boxes of tnatchee
or 2 for 25e ; 12
ea dust for 25e ;
8 cans sardines for
r 250 ; pure honey
• candy for 25e ; 5 -
ea corn starch for
3 cans corn, peas
gallon maned sp-
end lemons 2eo
tter 15o per lb.;
sweet cider 25e per
c per gallon ; lard,
lb.; potaMee, 30a
stook raisins,_ 4i
Oa par can ; wash
3 of tette at bottom
A. G.AULT,
Seaforth.
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scHoot ripARDS.
. . Tit
Fisk Teach°
BANK OF COME
25 King Street
s' Agency,
CE BUILDING,
est, Toronto.
Supplies schoole with teacher); for 11
grades. No charges. Ve -make enquiri s
for confidential inform tion concerning 11
applicants, and our re •ommenclations ca ,
therefore„ be relied ape . Write us if y u
require a teacher. In ormation given o
teachers on application.
W. 0. McTAG
(Toronto 'Univers
L%te of Huron County.
ART B A
y) Manager,
1442-62
WAIL
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I carry the largest stook of eve designs and fine t
goods at the lowest prices Wei y house in the count.
New good sold as eheap as an oldstock or out f
date good& Why I can do so a becausegoods bougl t
now are bought from 1 to 10 c nth per roll less th n
they were when old stock w . My expenses are Io%
I have a le'g stook and need t o money. Wall pap r
from n cents per roll up. W ndow elides, Mould-
ings, Cornice polls, &e. Ate., a cheapas .any In the
trade, City Wall Paper Hou e, Main st. Seaforth,
opposite John St.
JAS. GR
VES,
Practical Paper Han er and Painter.
1
1 have secured the serviette 1 three first-chies paper
haugere and can do work at e shortest notice. All
worL guaranteed unsurpas d. For proof of the
si/ON e call and see for youree f.
Wall paper tri med free.
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J. C. Smit & CO.,
MIZS-
General Banking usiness transacted.
3 antlers' notes disco nted.
)rafts bought and so d
nterest allowed, on eposits at the rate
of ) per cent. per annu .
)`ALE, NOTESdisconted, or taken for
cot ection.
• FFICE—First cloo no
Isee's Hardware Sto e.
SEPIF7R:r
THE SEft
usical - Ins
PIP°
ESTABLIS
Owing to hard ti es, we have con-
ci idea to sell Piano &al Organs at
th of Reid &
ORTH
trument
M.
1873.
featly Red 0
Organs at $25 a -id
ianos at Corre po
d Prices,
pwards, and
ding prices.
SEE T.TE.1 BEFORI PL RCHASINO.
SCO
The old
it BROS.
BROAD
Planing Mill an
Sash an
stablithed.
OOT'S
Nor Factory,
ITII
This old and well -know
running at full blast, and
than ever before to turn o
moderate price. Sash and
ways on hand or made to o
short noMoe and In any w
lumber for sale on reasonab
constantly on hand. Esti
of buildingei in whole or in
None bub he best of meter
ship guaranteed. Patrons
1269 J. H.
establishment Is still
ow has better facilities
t a good article for a
oora Oi all patterns al.
der. Lumber dressed On
y desired. All kinds of
e terms. Shingles kept
11 ates for the furnishing
tart given on application.
used and workman -
e solicited.
ROADFOOT, Seaforth
GOD RICH
Steam Bo' er Works,
• (ESTABLIS ED 1880.)
A. S. CH YSTAL/
Suooessor to sal & Black,
Manafaotttrers of aft kinds of Stationary
Marine, Uprig t & Tubular
BOT ERS
Salt Pane, Smoke Stec s, Sheet 'roe Works,
' eto.,
• Also dealers In Upright a d liorizontal Slide Valve
• ngines. Automatic, Cut- • Engines a specialty. All
Lasa of pipe and pipe-fitti g constantly on hand
Set'matee furnished on sho notice.
Works—Opposite CC; T. . Station, Ooderichi,
DISEASED
LUNGS.
CURED BY TAKING
YER'S.CherrSr
-Pectoral,
-I contracted a severe cold, which settled
on my lungs, atid I did -what is often done
En such case s, neglected it. I then consulted
a doctor, xv,io found, on examining me, that
the upper 'etrt of the left lung was badly
affected. The medicines he gave me did not
seem to-do any good, ‘ 'Ind 1 determined t
try Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. After taking
few doses my trouble was relieved, and be
fore I had finished the bottle 1 was cured.'
LUIFLAR, watchmaker, Orangeville, Ont
Ayer's .Cherry Pectora
Highest Awartie at World'elvain
elyer's
.Pilla Cure Indigestion
• RE4 ESTATE. FOR' SALE.
"uliOR SALE OR TO RENT.—The house lately. �c -
copied y Wm. Cartiochan, East of St. Jatnes'
Ohurch, Seat rth. Apply to F. HOLMESTED.
1463 tf
TT OUSE T
sirable
pied by J. 0.
Hicks, Egmo
LET DR FOR SALE —That very de
-
Property in Egmondville, occu--
ose. Terms reasonable. Apply to R.
•dville, or to I. V. Fear, Beaforth.
1429-tf
12iA1111S-F0
I! Choice F
ner County of
eult. For full
No trouble to
2.0.
SALE.—The umiersigned hes twentr
me for sale in Emit Huron, the ban
he Province ; all sizes, and prices to
information, write or call personally.
how them. F: S. SOOTT, Brussels
139141
GOOD I "VESTMENT.—For sale,. at a bargain,
jj. a fine 2 s orey brick block with good store-
houses at rear nd all covered with iron roofing. This
block corr prim three fine stores with dwelling rooms
above and all tinted to good tenants. The growth
and prosperity of fiensallasurrounded as it is with
the finest farad g country, make sthis an A No. 1 in-
voettnent for nyone having capital. Satisfactory
reasons for sell ng. For farther particulars apply to
either J. P. M RSHALL, owner, or G. J. SUTHER-
LAND, Notary r ublic and Conveyancer, Hensall P.O.
Ontario. 14184
PLF,NDID ARM FOR. SALE.—Lot 26, Concert-
eion 6, To nahlp of Morris, containing 150 acres
suitable for grain or stockt situated two and a half
miles from the thriving village of Brunel% a good
gravel road leading, thereto; 120 acres cleared and
free front stump's, 6 aurae cedar and ash and balance
hardwood. Barn 51x130 with straw and hay shed
40x70, stone stabling underneath both. The hottest
le brick, 223(32 With kitchen 18x26, cellar underneath
both buildings. All are new. There is r• large young
orchard. School on next lot. The land has a good
natural drainage, and the farm lain good condition.
Satisfactory reasons for selling. Apply at Tim Ex-
posrroa Orrroz, or on the premises. WM. BARRIE,
Brussels. 133541
FABM FOR SALE.—For sale, Lot 19, and part of
18, Coneession 12, MeKillop, containing about
108 acres, of which about 100 acres aro under grass
and crop and the balance hard wood bush. • It is
underdramedt well ferried and there is no waate
land. There is a frame house and bank barn. There
ie a never fa:ling spring creek running past the barn
through the 'elects so that there is no water to pump
for stock either summer or winter. There is also a
spring well at the house. It le within a mile and a
half of Leadbury where there is at post -office, attire,
school, blacksmith shop, &c. It is half way between
Seaforth and Brussele and good gravel roads In every
direction, It is a choice farm and good for either
stock or grain and will be sold on slay terms as the
owner Is not able to work and desires to retire. Are
ply on the premises or address Leadbury P 0.
JAMES COATES. 1440 -ti
MIARM FOR SALE.—For sale, Lot 11,- Concesdon
•_U 6, Hullett, coritaining."100 acres, all cleared,
well underdrained, and in a good state of cultiva-
tion. There are 15 acres sawn with fall wheat, and
all the fall plowing done. There is on the plan a
frame home with kitchen and woodshed ratite ed,
has two frame barns with otlatr outbuildinge. Thia
is a tr:od farm, well situated, being 9 miles from Sea -
forth, 7 miles from Clinton, and li miles from the
vielage elf Rieburn, and will be eold on reasonable
teens. Apply to the proprietor on the premises, or
address W. LEITCH', Constance P. 0. - 1461-tf
FARM
FOR SALE.—Beieg the west half of Lot
41, in the second concession of the township of
East Wawanoeh, in the County of Huron. The farm
contains 102 acres, 90 tierce are cleared ad in a first -
cleat date of cultivation, the balance of three acres
is timbered with hardwood, maple and beech ;55
acres are in gran, five acres in fall wheat, and14
acres of good orchard, the balance Is all fail plowed.
The soil is a rich clay laane and there is on the farm
a good frame barn and stabling, with dwelling house,
also good fences. On the next farm there is a new
brick cheese factory built last year. The farm is
eituated about on'e rnib from the go. -head village
of Blyth Tina is a chance for any intending pur-
chaser to get one of the beet farina in the County of
Huron, as it will be sold right. Possession given any
time. For further particulars apply to WILLIAM
CAMPBELL, Blyth, or on the farm to Wm. Ross.
14644
FARM FOR SALE.—Lot 22, Concession 12, Mc,.
Killop, containing 100 acres of excerient land -
80 acres;cleared and 20 acres hardwood bugh.• It is
well underdrained, well fenced and •a never failing
spring creek runs past the barn. There is a good
frame house with cellar, also a bank barn 40x00, with
straw shed attached, 40x30: A180 north half Lot 21,
Coneeseion 12, McKillop, containing. 50 acres cleared
d
lan, well fenced and drained. There is a comfort.
able house, log barn and fraine barn, with staii ing.
Therm farms ad j An each - other and will be sold
either together or separately. They are wit in a
-mile of Loadlairy, where thereeie a school, post -odic°,
' blaeksmith shop, store, &o, and half way betWeen
Seaforth and Brussels. Also most detirable fern);
Lot 28, Conceseion 11, McKillop, on the gravel road,
eix miles from Seaforth and within half a ml e of
Leadbury school and post office ; containing 75 t eves
of choice land, all in grass, well fenced and on w ich
is a log house, good Well and orchard. These desir4
able farms will all be sold on easy terms 1 paynIent.
For particulars apply to S. DICKSON, Se forth. -
1466x4
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HURON EXPOSITOR.
RACTICAL
SERMON
lf SO" THE SUBJECT OF DR. -rm.-
MAGE'S DISC URSE.
Th Eminent Divine Believes In Outspoken
eliglon— Nothing Can Stand fluters
P yer—Let the Redeemed Show Their
• lors---rersonal ,Testimony.
ASHINGTON, Jan. li).—Rev. Dr. al-
ma e never produced a n ore pra,ctical old
., u gestive sermon than this of today. We
bel eve 1w111 stir Christ ndom. Els ub-
Joewas "Say Sot" and tho. text saleeted
wa Psalms ovii, 2, "Let the redeem°of
the Lord say so."
• n overture, ail anti lion, a doxolo y is
thi chapter, and in int text David calls
for, an outspoken religio and request all
wbo have been rescue and blessed no
10 ger to hide the sple did facts, but tq
re Ito them, publish th 1 and, as fit as
po Milo, let all the wor now abou it.
" et the redeemed of ti e ord say a."
T ore is a sinful reticen e hich has ecu
al est canonized, The cp10 aro q ite
•as utspokon as they et
su jeets Of politics and
'1lb e on the Venezuelan questiot and
m Galli= and tariffs, b ghi and low
ref odeled, and. female ugrage, and
ha le to skillfully wate f our chan
yo.i want to put into th a Ms.() cony
tie o modest suggestio
on the subject of divine g
ex )9r1enee and • eternal sadness
ar9 not only silent, but oa tful of t
• re 'canoe. NoW 11 you h ve been redee
of , he Lord -why do yo f not say so?
yo, Ihave in your heart- t e .pearl of
PAPP, worth more ,th n the Kohi oor
among Victorian jewels, whir not lot th-
ers see it? If you gate the wreck in the
breakers, why not tell of the icrew.and, the
etotit lifeboat that safely -landed you t If
from the fourth story yo aro rescue in
ti e of conflagration; w y not toll of the
fir inan and the ladde down whiel he
carried you. If you ha a inansio in
hooten awaiting you, w iy not show . the
• dead to those who may • y -the same p oc-
ess get an emerald ea le on: the s ine
• bonlevatd? By the last two Words of !my
tett avoid calls upon al .of ts who have
recieived any mere)/at th hand Of Go4 to
stop-impersonatiog the. asylunis for he
duinb, and in the-Presen e of men, w in-
etni angels, devils and all worlds, "says ."
A Universal °viva'.
In these January, d ys thousands of
infirister); and private 0 ristians aro w n -
de Ines about the best aye of - startin a
revival of religien. I c n toll you a Way
of starting a revival, c ntinental, hot I,
spheric and worldwidn. You say a revi 'al
starts in heaven. Well, 1 starts in ilea en
just as a prosperous -hate, st starts in heav-
en. 'The sun must shi e, and the rains
•nuts -descend, but unle s you plow and
L• soW nd cultivate the es th you will not
'mho) a bush II of wheat r a peck of cern
betev en no and the - nd of• the World.
How then, e mil a UMW sal revival start?
By a 1 Chris ian people fling the storylof
th ir own co version. et ten men end
wo i n get P next w k in your prayer
meet ng, am, not in conventional or
°anti g or d AIM way ut in the same
tone they ch ploy in t family or place
of b shifts, tell how hey crossed the
line, and the revival wi begin then and
ther if the 1 rayet me tng has _not been
so ,dt 11 as to rivo out a except those eon-
- -
()mini g Whoi i it was f reordaineci from
u
alt e nity hat they hould be theee:
T er are so i any cliff r nt ways of being
co v rtod tha wo wan to hear all kinds,
-so' h t our OS u ease i i y be helped. II It
always puts- n e back t 1 ear °ply ono kind
of experience such as man gives when
he tells of his auntie c version—how he
WO knocked senseless, and then hada
wition and h ard voice and after a cer-
tain number of days. of orror got up and
• shouted for joy. All t t diseourages inc.
for I was never knock t senseless, and I
never had such a suddee burst of religious
rapture that I lost my equilibrium. But
• after awhile a Christi;' man got up in
scitie- meeting and • to il us how he was
brought -pp bye devout arentage and had
always been thoughtf 1 about religious
things, and gradually 51 peace of the gos-
pel came into his soul 1 to tho clawn of the
nillorhing—•no percepti e difference be-
tween moment and 1 oment—but• after
• awhile all perturhatie settled down into
a hope that had- donsol and strengthened
him during all the mid- situdos of a - life -
tine. I said, " That ifs xhilarating; that
wars my experience.I" And so I was
strengthened.
In another prayer in ting a man gOt. up
aid told us how he o 0 hated God, and
w nt through all the round.of iniquity
uttil we wore all on ne ties lest hoshould
g(. too much into the p -rticulars, but one
day he was by some roll Ions pewer hurled
flat, and then got np a! hristian, and had
ever since been going around with a aX-
ter Bible with largo flatis'under his
a floating evangelist. 'Well undez
story many aro not hel ed at all, for
kuow they never hetet. God and
Were never dissolute. But. after a
nie Christian woman arises and
" have nething exttao dinary to tell.
I think the cares of ife, . the anxi
about my Ich ldron, and two graves op
it our famil3 plot mad mo fool the
•'of God, and reek and ielpless and h
broken I flung myself upon his m
and I feel wl at the Bi le calls the'
ot God will° 1 passoth al under,Stand
and 1 ask yOur pray° s that r may
• -nearer to tho Christ wh has done so n
fOr me." -.I 'd Wart? that before that wo
,
gpt through e were al crying, not bitter
tears, but to rs of joyf d in
three days that nei
il
the
leeth it g-
-had gone out of
time freshet of salvati
deemed of th Lord say re -
Po
ghp to be o all
efluent and'vol-
bi-
ou
e if
sa-
of our own, but
od ess, religious
ble they
eir
ed
_ If
eat
rtn,
this
hey
they
If Ile
ays:
Yet
ties
•nett
oed
art-
ray,'
00 00
ng,'
live
uoh
I
an
1
I °Motion, a
hborhood all
river in a sp
D. "Let th
croons). S
so."
1 I have but little inte est in what pLple
say about r ligion as a abstraction, but
I have Mini table into est in what people
say about w iat they h ve pordonally felt
of religion. It was ao expression of his
otvn gratit de for orsonal salvation
Which led C arles Wes ey, after a season
of great despondency a tout his soul and
-Christ had 'spoken pa don, to write that
immortal hymn:
Oh, for a thiousanc tongues to sing
My great Redeem() Is praise!
vation.
It was after Abrahazi
comforted in the loss
• boy of the White Hous
now see as never befo
of God's love in Jesus
are brought near to Go
What a thrill went t
in Portland, Or., wh
general of the MAW
fiald: "Last night 10
prayers of God's peOpl.
LincOln had been
f Tad, the bright
, that he said, "I
e the preciousness
hrist and jtow we
as our Father by
rough the meeting
ii an ex -attorney
States arose and
5 up and asked the
. I feel now per-
ectly satisfied. The burden is rolled off
• and all gone, and I fee
or fly into the arms of
I What a record for al
Was made by Gellaciet
the theater at Heliopolis. A burlesque of.
I:ihristion IV was put
derision of the ordin
pathtub, filled with t ater, was put upon
the stage, and another actor, in awful
blasphemy, dipped Ge lacius, pronouncing
over Jilin the words, "I baptize thee in the
tame of the Fa her, o
II lyiGhost." Butco
burlesqued bap is
and was changeld,
OWIlenon: fl
Shat I could. run
esus Christ." -•
time and eternity
, the play actor,. in
pon the stage. In
(woe of baptism a
,
the Son kiind of the
ing forth from the
o looked changed
nd he cried out to the
Christian. I will die
•
as a :1'nougn he was mane° " ought tit be outirloken. Airlon1 than a
fl
out and stoned to death, they could not those ho go on a journey, W at an en
drown the testimony made nnder Pooh pork] ity you have, you whol spend El
awful circumstances. "1 am a Christian. Much ot your time on rail traite or o
I will cite as a Christian." "Let the re• shipb ard, whether on lake or ri er Or seal
SPrea the story of God's goodnees and
your t wn redemption whorevet yOu gd.
slpf eailli! I sYLute to kV
111 have many a
horn yen *ill ever see agai
ng riclo besid
ne who 1 waiting or one Word
or cons lation. ake booty ra I
nd steam a moving palaeo of save
Casual c nverso,tio s have harve
mat host or God.
l're are n ny Christ en Workers i
the crop; if all parents who prayed for a pulpi s, in mis ion statio is, in Sabbat
, s, in unli ard of pla es who %re d
wandering son to come home would tell
how, not long after, they heard the boy'E ring ecogti r God, an withont an
hand on the latch of the front door. ey go an coino, and n
fiamnel Hick, an English Mothodisi 0130
preaohor, solicited aid for West India rule- Ulu
their
deemed of the Lord say so."
. Efficacy of Prayer.
who had answers to prayers would
What a eani3.rmation vvould oome
501110
out; if all merchants in tight places be.
Cane° of hard times would toll how, Ill re- res"
sponse to supplication, they got 08113013(u kli•an
to pay the note; if all farmers in time oi souls.
drought would toll bow, in answer tc a
prayer, the rain canie just in tirno to save hhi
dr- best f
T
leers then . _Pother] all the rower
'et Is hard -criticism, or repolse, o
W11 fatigi c. you have °Yell heat I
good they have done, lot them kn
it. If you find sonic ote benefite
lir alms, or their prayers. ot thel
ng word, go and tell them. I The
a:, almost ready to give up their ins
They may be almost ;in despair lie;
of the seemitg lock of:results. ODD
sins from a' -rich iniser and failed. Then
the minister dropped on his knees, and the
iniSer 'said, "I will give thee_ la guinea 11
thou wilt give_ over." 13ut the minister
continued to pray, until the miser saitl,
"I will give thee 0 guineas ilf thou wilt
give over."' Then the money was taken
to the tnissionary meeting - 011, the
pthver of prayer! Molahchthon, utterly d is.
•couraged, was passing along a place where
children were heard praying, Anil he came
back, saying: "Brethren, take courage.
The children are praying for us." Nothe.
• ling can stand before prayer. An infidel
mine into a Bibl ' class to a k piazzling
- questions, Man of the neig bors Cri.1110
in to hear tha isouselon. ho infidel
arose- and said to the loader •of . the Bible
class. "I hear you allow questions asked?"
"Oh, yes," said the leader, ` but at the
start let us knee down and ask. God tc
guide us!" '.'01, no," said the infidel,
"I did not come t pray! I came to dis-
cuss." "But," s id the leader, "you will
of course submit t 'our rule, and -Viet ie
always to begin w th prayer." The leadei
knelt in prayer, an then arose alid said tc
the infidel, "Now ou pray." The infidel
replied: "I caundt ray. I 'have 130 God to
pray to. Let me eo I Let nie go!" The
spectators, who ex looted fun, foond noth-
ing but overpoweril g solemnity and a re-
vival. started, and among the ilrst who
were brought in as the infidel. Thal
prayer did it., In 11 our lives there have
been tinies whop w o felt that prayer was
ansivered. Then lb us say so. •
Thera lingers on this side of the- river
that divides earth nd heaven, ready at
any limo t cross over, the apostle of
prayer for 5 ils tont iry, Jetemjah Calvin
Lanphier, 51 e founc or of the Fulton street
prayer meet ng, an if be should put on
his spectaal •s a id r old this 1 saluto him
as more - qt ali eel than any man since
Bible times in emonstrating %Om 5,prayer
.1
can do. 1 ear Br ther Lanphior! The
high heaven a o ful of his fame. HaVing
announced I m eti.n for 12 o'clock Sept.
23, 1857, he sat in ti e upperroom on Ful-
ton street, A e .Yor , waiting for people
to come. 1 o N• alto for a half hour, and
thou a footf ill vas 11 ard on the steps, and
-after awhile in ell 6 persons arrived, but
the next c1a3 20, endithe next clay 40, and
from that tiiie to this, for over 88 years,
every day, Sabbath excepted, that Fulton
street prayer meeting has been a place
whop people have asked prayer and an-
swers to prayer have been announced, and
the throb of that great heart of supplica-
tion has thrilled not I nly into the hooey.
ens, but clear around t ie world, more than
any spot on 04rt1). 'hat has been the
place where th redeen ed of the Lord said
so 1
The Va ue of Ind Words.
Let the SLIM o utspo enness be employed
toward those by whom 'shave been person-
ally advantaged. WO an until they are
. dead before we ay so, Your parents have
planned for yo r best interests all those
years. . They n ay so ethnes, their nerv-
ous system use up bY he cares, the losses,
the, disappoint] lents, the worriments of
life, he more ir itable han they ought to
• be, and they p eibabl have faults which
have become op ressiv as the years go by.
But those eyes, long dere they took on
spectacles, were watchi g for your welfare,
• and their hand , not a smooth and much
• More deeply li ed .th in once, have done
for yen many good dayte work. Life
i has been to them more of a struggle than
!you will ever •now a out, and much of
tho struggle ha been for you, and how
I much they aro wrappel.up in your wel-
fare you will n tow ap reciate.
' Have you by word o gift or behaviox
expressed your hanks' Cit if you cannot
;
• quite get tip t say iti face to face, )aavs
you written it 1 some holiday salutotioni
The time will eon pass and they will be
gone out of you sighta and their ears- will
not hear, and t icir eyes *ill not see. If
i you' owe them a iy kiudness of deed or any
iwords of appree ation, w.hy do you not say
iso? How num we inight all of us save
I ourselves in the matter of regrets if Wee did
Ina delay until too late an express on of
:obligation that would have niade t o last
'years of earthly life more attraotive. • The
-grave is deafaa d epitaphs on cold arble
'cannot make re =alien.
• In conjugal I fei the honeymoon i soon
past, and the wain take it for panted
that each is tho mighty understood. How
• dependent on 0:0)3 other they become, and
the years go b , and perhaps nothing Is
said to make t le other fully undo stand
thatsenee of del endetice. Impatient ords
soniotimes cern;forth, and Moth- s aro
misinterpreted, end it is taken as mat-
ter of cease ti ot the two will wa k the
path of life sic e by side -until abo it the
same time theii journey shall 'bo nded,
but s01.130 Budd° and appalling nine s un-
loosens the rig t hands that were c aspod
years before at the altar of orange blos-
• soms, the penal ig takes place, and mong
the worst of al the sorrow is tha you
, did not oftener,: if you ever -did at all, tell
her or toll him ow indispensable she was,
or how indispe sable he was to your hap-
piness, and that in some plain, square talk
long ago you d d not ask for forgiveness
for infirmities and neglects, -and by some
unlimited utte aneo make it understood
that you fully ppreciated the fidelity and
re-enforoomout ,of - many years. Alas,
how many suc have to lament the rest of
their lives, "0 , if I had only said so "
• The Christian Ideal.
My subject akos a wider range, The
Lord has bond ods of thousands of p °pie
among those ho have never' joind his
array because o some high ideal of w at a
•Chrtstian shou d be, orbecause of a feat
that they may ot hold out, or because of
• a spirit of pr crastinsition. They have
neyer publiel professed Christ. They
. have as inuoh ight to the sacraments and
as Much right o all the privileges of the
church as thot sands wile) have for years
been enrolled it churcff membership, and
yet they have 1• ade no positive utterance-
ty whin the World may knovothey love
God and are on the road to heaven. They
are redeemed of the Lord, and yet do not
say so. Oh, what an augmentation it
would be if by scene divine impulse all
those outsiders ehould become insiders! I
tell you what Would bring them to their
right places, an •perhaps nothing else will.
Dhys of pe2esect lion! If they were com-
•pelled to take si es as between Christ and
his enemies, th y would take the stde of
Christ, and th faggots, and the instru-
ments of torte a and the. anathemas of
all earth .and h di would not make them
blanch. Marty s are made out of such
stuff as they ar . But let them not wait
for such days, a I pray ,to God may never
conic. Drawn the souse of fairness and
justice and obli ation, let them shove their
colors. Let the redeemed of the Lord say
sol .
This chapter rom witichl take my text
mentiona. SOVOX g DIABBO_ Of oersells.W112
of an
nbou
by th
cheer
may
sion.
pause
word from you may be an ordination that
will tart them on the chief -work of their
lifeti no. • A Christian woman said to her
paste : "My usefuln ss is done. I do no4
kno why my life i spared any longer,
becat el can do no good." Then the
pasto
ery S
you
first
the e
sewn
and
and
I oft
'oboe
thin
bofo
Th
have
130 01
are a
ment
turn
replied, "You do me great good ev-
bbath." Sho nskcd, 'How do I do
ny good?". and he replied, "In the
flaw you are always in your Seat in
lurch, and that helps me, and In the
place you are always wide awake
lort, looking right up into n4r face
, -
lot helps me; a id' in the third pl co
n see tears *toning down,' your
s, and that Ihelp' me." What 1a, good
be did not walsb until she wets doted
he said sol
Helpfulness of APpreelation.i
re are hundreds of inheistells w
hard work to Make BOX:MO s be, eau
n. I Th
nicod th
erhaps
°spool
text, anisi
aytIcFinitf)14
o expresses an
raid of making
the benediction
n their heels a
appreciati
him vain.
Is pronou
d go out.
was a subject on whigh ho had p
pain . tIe sought for the righ
then did•his ' best to put the ol
into 4the new shape. He had p
it in ght go to the hearts of t i
le peopkli.
ad added to the argumen
illustrations he could thi
livered ail with a power
30
1
He
vivid
had
him Incrvously exhausted. 3l'tvd hitnclre
poop); may 'hive been blessed by it, an
resol ocl upottfa higher life and nobler poi
poses Yet a1l. he hears is the clank of th
pew Icor, or the shuffling a .feet, in the
aisle,
the
that
have
wom
to to
fully
man
inie,
God
hint
nerv
the d
resul
agon
Bu
spok
be a
and.
God
how
and 1
brou
WOM
ful a
ceive
to a
quee
high ,st realms of prosperity; the sons took
the
cam
sphe
liftec
mos
k o. ,tr
that lef
or porno remark about the weather,
st resort of inanity. Why Aid not
nen come up and say frankly, "Yon;
lone me good?" Why did no SOMO
11 COnio pp and say, "I shall go home
e up the burden of life more cheer,.
' Why did not some prole, sional
me up and say: "Thank you deni-
er that good advice?. I will take it.
less yoo.." 'Why did they not tell
o? I have known ministers, in the
-
us reaction that conies to soinc after
livery of a sermon with no scerning •
to go home and roll 071 the floor in
to make ;up for this lapt of out-.
11 religion there needs to be and will
reat day when, amid the 801010i:lilies
randeurs of a listening universe,
111 "say db." No statist' s can state
nary mothers have roc ed orad les
ovored over infantile sicknesses and
lit up their families to in nhood and
inhood and launched them upon uset
id successful lives and yet never re,.
one "Thank you!" that arnt)unted
ything. Tho daughters became
s in social life or were affianced in
Soci
say /3
that
rst honors of the university 11
radiant In monetary or profes
es. Now the secret of all th
'ad be-
stiounpal.
maternal influence must con*) out.
ty did not say so the church did not
t, the world did not say so, lut on
ay of ell other days, the las . day,
God ill say so.
There are men to whom life is a grind
and confliet, hereditary tendencies to be
oine,, accidental environments to be
red, appalling opposition. to .be met
onquered, and they never se much
d a rose pinned to their coat lopeeldlin
d -
inat
dre;
l
tle is
0 htwoo' ll
yy
00Ur-
rdect
algnsrbi ,dt,
OTO
end
and
as h
admiration. They never had a sot
cate to their name. They nevelt
booI presented to them with a "c
mon ary word on the fly leaf. A
hay to show for their lifetime ba
scat* But in the last day the stor
aonat Out, and that life will be pnt'l
and transcendent rhythm, and thel
age nd persistence and , faith and
will not only be announ4d, but rew
"Thtse are they th-at came out of
trib lation and had their robea
and nade white in the blood of the L
God will say so!
Last Judgment.
W miss ono of the cIlef ideas of a last
I
jnd ment. Wo put inIo tho pletture the
fire, and the smoke, an the earthquake,
and he descending tuna,- and the ,upris-
ing ead, but we et „sit into the pic-
ture that which ma.a..aa tile hist judgment
a in gnipcent opportunity. We oniit the
fact that it is to be a day of glorious ex -
plan tion and eommendationi. The first
just co that milli° s of unreward 'd and
unr oognized and nappreciated in n ard
won en get will bo n that day who serv-
ices 'that never call cl forth so much as a
new paper lino of i nest pearl or diamond
type as the print rs term it, shall ho
calltd up for corona Ion. That will ho the
illy f euthroneme t for those whenthe
wor 11 called "nob dies." •Joshua, 1who
corn Handed the s n and M10011 to stand
still needs no test j dgment to get justtee
don him, but tho e men do need la last
jud Inept who at ti es, in all arnilos, un-
der he most violen assault, in obediience
to c mmand, them Ives stood still. Deb -
oral a who °metro, ed Barak to br vet,
in b ttle against th - oppressors of Is al.
nee s ZiO last judg ent to get justice n o -
her, for thousands .f years have cia peel
her applause. Bu the wiyes who all
age have encoura ned their' htisban s in
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