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I 4 - � I - ._l I I . . - . , I 1 I R I I � - I I � - - -1 URON' EXPOSITOR I I . � i 11 2 .- I- � I TTHE -' I . 11 - �. 1. 1-. .1 I No''VEMBE-t 19, 1897, 1 - - __ 60100210010 ______ --- -_ - - 1000;6001� . � I - I ___ __ .1. � I � I . -11 �,_ - � . . . I I —_ 'i� I - � . � ' I- I . I _,�, �' , I � . � I t 1. � r-rft � I � W-0-ftli. AA d-ome df all kfflids 0�. diihdru- 6-hirid sheans xii&C MbIrgIft 1h a good liea' - true b6th as a .19 I I . - . '! .- � . I . . I , ven aterfal splenaor I . 7 HINUMMEMEN I - . � � S, I 1 , - - I . 11 _ 00MT_JU0W peds and all kinds of winged creatures thing now when you are in health and and a spiritual doma In. I do not - believe I - I 1-1 - I . 11 14.. 1 . � I - THE BIBLE OMPLIRD - . t I . . .1 . . I - 1i -Passed before our progenitor that he prosperity and the -appetite is good for - God pub all the flowers, and all the I I i ; � i - � I - _ , /` . I I I I I . 5 . I I I I . - � . - . I I . - I I might anniounce a name, from esirle to, oltrons *and apples and .apricots and precious stones, and -all. the bright 1. �. i I . -- - . � .1 I I I I . 11 � 11 DR. TALMAGE*S SERMON ON THE bat and from lion to mole, so I suppose pomegranates. Come In without wasting metals, and all the music, and an -the I - ! � i � . : 1, . I . I I � , . � . : �� . � I I . . � I,- i FRUITS OF PARADISE. there were In paradise specimens of every. anytime -in talking about them and fountains, and 1all1he. orchards, in this , . I � - . - . ee at enormous * � . � � take -the luxuries of relig:ion. Happy little world of ours. How much wa I ; ' I *1 . t I � kind of fruit tr' . And in th 1; lit. I �Shoesfor Show. - - I .1 I . . � � � 4 orchard there was not only enough for yourself, then you can make others eralund how much was figurative I can- - , . , �� - - . I - - � � I I � I I . � The First Orchard Described In All Its thf3 original family of two, but enough happy. Make just one person happy ,every not say. But St. John saw twb rows of I � I � _. i . __ . . , . � � fruit fell ripe to the ground and was- day- and In 20 yea � rs you will have made trees on each side of a river, and it 1 . 11 . . . 21canty and rerfection-This 1�esson of I -made to look well.!in a window-inade'i I �� - - I I I N . '_ in other ., . " -_ i I * r picked up to supply whole towns 7,300 people happy. I like what Welling- differed fro �. oroba . for-anythinf but comfort.- Such axe thel I . , 45*AP neve _ rdsin the fact . ' � I Its Creation Dofore the Fish and Birds- and villages if they had existed'. But the ton said after the battle,of Waterloo and thnt the trees bore 12 manner of -fruits. 1 . , ( I . - � , aw, kind that p �Aie your eyes at the �xpensel , . I infatuated couple, turned � --- I � . Solomon's Orchards and Gavdans. sy from all when he was in pursuit of, the French The learned translators of our common ! of your feet. The shoe which does not� .. - these other trees and faced this tree, and with his adyance guard and* Colonel Bible sky It nienns 12 different kinds of � � . I i fit, yc�ur i � - . �� ' � I foot the first time you wear if � _� � � . I I [Copyrigbt ISD7, by American Press Assocla- the fruit of that, they will have though Harvey said to him, 110eneral you bad fruits"in one year. Albert Barlaes says it i 0 I I promises little comfort for tfie, twentietl i - 11 � � I . I - _ . . I tion. . I . � - it cost them all paradise. . . b6tter not go any farther, for I you may , means .12 crops of the same kind of fruit ) - time. It costs more inoney to secure the I c tfitting laqts I . Washington, Nov. '14. -Dr. Talmage The'Edenic Story Repeated. be shot at by some straggler from the :,,"in one year, Not able to decide which is. ,, of the Slater Shoe !than for some en h Shoe stocks. I .- . � � � � ' � . . �. � And competelor the . finds the divine hand e: in all the domin- This story of Eden Is rejected by some bushes." And Wellington replied: "Let ! the moreaccurate translation, I adopt , 1i; That's why Alley possess fitoke foot comfort,'wear, and . - I � . I , as an improbability, If not an Impossi- them Are away. The battI6 is won and , both. If It means 12 diffe.rent kinds of i appearance than other shotA. , Goo4year,NVeX Stamped - . I P Gns of the natural world, and this ser- , I . . F . . I bility, but nothing o;i earth Is easier for rOy life is of no value now." My4rlends, 1 fruit, It declares variety in heavenly joy. .1 on the sole $3.00, $4.1 $5.00- ter pair. I - . 1!1 STEARNS I - I I I 00) , I mon presents religion in its mosb radi- we ought never to be reckless,.but if, If It mean 12 crop's of the same kind. of : I � I . . I �. I I me to believe than the truth of this . - i i . I ; . . . '! I 1. S. ant attractiveness. The text is Genesis I through the' pardoning .and rescuing - fruit., it decl4res abundance In heavenly i I I'll, I - . I BIGYGLE � Edenia story, for I h - ave seen . the same f Christ, you have gAined the , joy, And they are both true. � cATALOCUS The Slater Shoes : I 11, "The fruit tree yielding fruit after thing In this year of our Lord 1807. I. grace 0 � . i FR99 � I � 6 . - -AND- his kind. I I could call them by name, if it were pol- victory. over sin and death and hell, YOU i VarletyP Oh, yesl Not an eternity .1 I - - I � -- --,- I ,I , - .- -_ - -1 ! � , itlo and righteous to'do so, the men who need fear nothing on the earth or under i with nothing but musle-, that oravor." I I ! � ! � I I . - It Is Wednesday morning In paradise; the earth. Let. all the sharpshooters of would be too protracted'. Not an eternity ; � � I I I . - . � � I !I I � . . I . 7 GOLD - -have sacrificed a paradise on earth and � . I . I - . . I __ The birds did not sing their opeiiing a paradise in heaven.for one sin. Their perdition -blaze away. You may ride on of prooession on white horses; that . � . � � I i J . . . - . their first s*im houses went Their library went.. Their In Joy triumphant, ' Religion for the would be too long In the stirrups. Not ' ., - . I WATCHES - .piece, nor the fish take . .1 � . funeral. Oh, yes I But religion for the � an eternity of watching the river; that . I until the iollowing Friday. The solar good name went Their field of usefulness RO_ ERT WILLIS. SOLE AUPENT F07 R SEAFORTHO 11� � _W111011 ARE- wedding breakfast. Religion for the i 'would be too much'of the picturesque. :1 � - nd lunar lights did not break through went. Their health went. Their immor- . I I -1 - 1, a 15" tal soul went. My friends, there is just Pright6st spring morning and autumnIA I Not an eternity of plucking fruits from — � --- - is- � - the tIA,_ck;---cbaotIc fog of the world's I � - � � ' - � I . I * . 1� I I one sin that will turn you 6ub of pars- most gorgeous sunset. Religion for the I the tree of life; that would be too muC4 7 * . ":w ' I ' � 11 manufacture until Thursday.. Before that - - You know day when the'stocks are up just as much : of the heavenly orchard, But all manner I I : I .1 GIVEN AWAY' there was light, but it was electric light diso If you do not quit it. � I . as when stocks are down, Religion when D 0 M, FN I 0 N. - . �� B -.A N *� . what it is, and God knows, and you had . � - of varieties, and I - will tell . you of at . . . . .- : .1 � : or phosphorescent light, not the light of respiration ls.4asy as well as for the last least 12 of those Tarleties: Joy of - dt*ine I I I EVERY MONTH' better drop the hand 'and arm lifted to- - i � . ; � � - - sun or moon. But the botanical and gasp; when the temperature Is normal as worship, joy I over the victories of the I ; I I . � . . 11 � .. . - Your Grocer will giv' ward that bending bough before you : I . I � � e you partioulars, p I Wen as when it reaches 104. It may be Lamb *bo was slain, joy over the re I I omological productions came on Wed- . i , � , pluck your own ruin. When Adam stood . ft = � - or drop a i - nesday-lirst the flowers and thou the 0APITA,Lq (PAID UP) - �- . 1 a - x 81 postcard to . on tiptoe and took In his right hand that a bold thing to say, but I risk it, that pentaut sinners, joy of recounting our - � - : I 1; _ 11500, * - , . . . fruits'The vell of fog Is lifted, aild there it all people, without respect to bellaf or own rescue, joy of ern bracing old friends, ' � � = M � 0. 10 M . : M , � - . - LEVER BROTHERS, Limited, standar the orchards Watch the sudden oneround peach or*.nprloot or apple, obaracter, at death passed Into everlast. joy at recognition of patriarchs, apostles, I RESTv . � . I � $10500, I � ; � I I . I . . -4 - 23 Scott St., Toronto. maturity ot the fruit In our time pear satan.reached up and pulled down the Ing ha piness, religion for this world to' , evangelists and martyrs; joy of ringing . 0�0-1 . - L __ ' " : 1. I _ trees must have two years before th- round, beautiful worldL of our �reseut' P I 1 OMMFORTH -BRANCII. � ;! . 11� . - ey such a luxury. that n6 man or woman harmonies, joy of reknitting _. broken QJLU I i - I residence. Overworked artist, ,, over- . � L T . I . i . - - bear fruit, and peach trees three years, could afford to.do without It. Why was friendships, joy at -the explanation of I � . I L I wrought merchant, ambitious politician, i 7 � I . , I I - REAL ESTATi I*P. SALE. and apple trees five yefars, but -here in- . It that in the *parable of the prodigal son , Providential mysterles,joy at waking,the : MAIN 1$1TREETj '' - ! - . - I SEAFORT - �% . . avaricious speculator, better take -that I � � � � - � I stantly a complete orchard springs into warn -Ing from Adam's oroliard iand stop the finger ring was ordered put,npon the boulevards of gold, joy at looking at i �sinee$� L - I . . 7 � i� - - 1. . 'D FOR SALK-The undersigned has twenty life, all the branches bearing fruit The returned wanderer's band before the walls green with emerald, and blue with I- Agner banking b transacted, Drafts on all pirts of -the United JS � I .r 'Choice Farm# for ode In FUS Humn, the ban. Insectile forces which have been doing before you put out for that one thing - . , L 8 __� . I more. shoes were ordered for his tired feet? Are sapphire, and crimson with jaspar, and 'Great i and Europe bought and sold. � Letters of .credit issued, available in all, � ner County of the Province ; all sizes. and- prices to their worst -to destroy the fruits for 0, 000 L not shoes more Important for our com- aflash with amethyst, entered through , of Eui;ope, 'L and Japan. karmers' Sale Notes collected i - sulf. For full Information, write or call novally. years, . had not yet begun their Invasion But .1 -turn from Adam's orchard to gabcF;,L I In, I I . , and advanow made on . - No -trouble to #how them. F. S. 80orr fort than finger rings? Oh, yes I Bui it swinging their posts, 'their hinges, at lowest raU u. , ,- I . . I - � , ]omwell Solomon's orchard. , With' Me own hand . : I 1. . i : . . R. 0. . Wl_tf The curcullo -bad not yet stung the I a . . w with 'the fact and their- panels -of richest pi L Mews . ' - I - . he writes, "I made me gardens a�d or as to Imprems the world Darl; joy I- - - , .- SAVINGS DEPARTME" � � - � I M LL SALE -1(* scres, n the towmahl , p of plum, nor the caterpillar hurb the apple, chards. I', No It depending on the natural that religion is I a luxury as well as a that there Is to be no subsidence, no re- I 1. i I 11t 9 a -. . � I - � . Grey, near Brussels. There nor had the pbylloxera plague, which has' necessity. "Put a ring on his hand and action, no terminus to the felicity. All I Deposits . one ! Dollar and upwards received, I and interest allowed - at h1ghest . I I . I acres ofbubb. about half Is on It nearly 5,0 devastated the vineyards of'America an fall of rain, he Irrigated those orchards. shoes . . I . black ash, the rest bard. d Pieces of the aquedud that watered those on his teot." If in sermonic, or 'that makes 12 different,joys, 12 manner rates. Inter( at added to principal twice :each year --at -the end of, , June- and . . , L . wood'. A never -tailing spring of water -tuns through France, assailed the grapes, 'nor the exhortatory, or social recommendations ot fruits. So much for variety. Bub if No notic of *ithdrawal is requn-ed for the wh6le or any-portion.of a depom � the lok Will be sold at a big barwaln. Fo a the ap dens I have seen. and the reservoirs I L I I I ; it. I r Itt borer perforated* the wood, nor - gar , of religion we put the oblef empasis on you take the other nterpfetati6n a nd I � -1 I - I I I.. I . , . - 1% ly to K119. JANE e gr are as pprfect 6s when thousands of . B, =p , 1470 . - the fact that for our safeby we must have say It means 12 crops.a year; I am with I citor. I �� . . WALKF'R. 'a , ,,u'. bides ruined the cherry, nor th ub years ago the mason's trowel smoothed P. 13.. HA iys, 801i '. . - i I -W. K. PEAROE, Agent.11 � I - 1,i . — - punctured the,hectarine, nor the blight it when the dodr of the next world Is' you still, for that 'means abundance. I - -_ - .. I � , . � . I - . ARM FOR SALE. OR TO RF,NT.-Beinir the mortar over their gray surfaces. No . . � , - ; I � . - — __ 11 I .1 �i north struck. the p�ar. There stood the first ' I - . . I . orob rd of olden or modern time, prob- .,opened, poor human nature will take the That will be the first place we ever got . I I i . � I . I � . __ - . . - - Fbalf of Lot 40, Conces3lon 10, in the tOwnsbiP orchard, with a perfection of rind, and a rVuLrI.71L�Lk'- LrL,vl -- �, T_r1;-"-ULr.J14 . L . OVEast Wawanosh, containing 100 &ores, 85 acres risk and say, "I will wait until the into where there Is enough of every- L� . U Ln.lIn" I_1JVUUtiUL_UU1rai . 1..rjrUuLTuuinrLL . . ably, ever had its tbirst so well slaked. - I . L rL1_1Lrt1A1 I � cleared. wattred with two -good wells. an exquisitiveness of color, and a lusci- door begins to open." But show thena thing, enough of health,. enough of light, .-I I I , . . . � I I � . 1, . . . I I ,` 14 � 'O � , I . - � on the prem- The largest of these! reservoirs Is 682 feet ,::s V I . i _ � I ..% I I . � - - i � . � :1 I 4ses are a bearing orchard, a good frame house, a ousness of taste, -and an afiluence of Pic- long, - 207 feet wide and - 50 feet deep. the radiant trabb, that the table of God's enough of supernal association, ,enough . % 7 1 L � I . I , _ .. . . � . L' L flame barn. stable and straw shed. For PUticulars duction which it may take thousands of P A'A i . -40, �t ;r; - � . apply tO HWILY Jr. PRARSN', Wingbam P. 0. years more of study of the science oj These reservoirs Solomon refers to whetn love and pardon is now laid with all the of love, enough of knowledge, enough I 1 4c, il .7 4e . I 10M . L . �' . � I - .�-;, p�i�' I � . I of joy. The orchards of this low6r- world 11 . fruits which -the orchards of God's love . I �� _ . i I ,I. .. � I ., - 166oxe - he says, "I inade me pools of water, to - J� _.J .� . ,J ,- I .1 . . -_ . L - . fruits to reproduce. � . and pardon and helpfulness can supply, pjlt out all their energies for a - few days d .1 . 11" - , . - J �& - . . 1. I I , � . water therewith the wood that bringeth . 4. , 02 _ . . � I . lr)�ESIDENCZ IN BRUCEFIELD FOR SALE.- and they M-11 - . L Alb; For We the frame dWelling house and lot near The Fruit Diet. forth trees. 'I Solomon used to ride out will come In and SibLdoWn with - in autumn- and then, having yielded one r� - I r; 4 1I . . I - I - . I . rs, terrestrial and crop, thbir banners of foliage are dropped . 1, -, ..the rallway station In Brmellell. The house con- to that orchard before breakfast. It gave . i, A I - �� I - Why was -the orchard created two days .. �, I . I -1. taine ten rooms; a stone cellar and hard celestial. - Ohl fetch on the cltr6 � - ,� . � - .. � and soft out of the air and all their beauty Is ad- i I . before the fish and birds -and three days him an up -petite and something to think � ns and . . , 1 6 .. ! - LLL water in the house ; also a good Istable. There Is a iStor;. L the apples and the walnuts and the pom- 'Journed until the blossoming of the .1 I . . L L i . I _quarter seft of land. Apply to ALEX. MUSTARD before the cattle? Among other things, about all the day.. JosePhus, the b I t1l, - , - I I � � Bruceflem. I , In' lan, represents him as going out "early egranateFf of Solomon's orchard. next May time. -But 12'erolis in the hea- S i � ,t-,-, Is the qdkkest'rehie4 I - 11 . � , I 1516-tf to I . - �_ � __� .01� I I � - � y ever- k1lowli Press the world with a lesson it Is - S - . I . 4 — The Orchard of Pilate. venly orchard . during that - which - on, �- 'i I C — I-: .% ' ; A. . . , i & ! P,- --,> - '�7:� " )i,, 0 51 hls�, nrui'§6 Scalds, N 3 1 IV_rOUSZ too stupid to learn -that fruit diet is In the morning from Jerusalem to the : earth We call a year meaus abundance - I l- C <, � to cu're Bu $9 . ts" Landsborough� will sell or teat his fine new and that the on to Adam's L � I 19 _ - I ` � � - I L FOR -SALE, OR To RENT. -Mr. John, healthier than meat diet, famed rocks of Etam, a fertile region, But having Introduced y �� I & delightful with paradises and running o perpetually. ,4 i - , �_, t , .yj,!�� > I . - PIPPz, I . 71 ", . � 1.1 I � A A , � i .",'...'W. neein y advilte, which was built, last sum. former must precede the latter. The rea- richard and carried you &while through .11 7I 8, -- `-Z' - Sores, Bolts, Sp ' I I r The Heavenly Orchard. U , . e, R raint, §trahvs, etc. raelt. This ;9imloevery respect &'Brat-ola Ings. Thither the king, in robes of Solomon's orchard, . I , ', - so house, - . want to take a . - � .,T-.iii2.,,!_7.,,.�. . I . t . . iiv - son there are in the world so many of. sn a ; A -I : I - . with good brick and wellfinished, bard and sofo lie white, rode in his chariot, escorted by.a walk with you through Pilate's orch e'- , ow -0 . _. � . ,;,z, i III .4� I , �z,,. I;. ;�, W � , , ; a . ard While -there is enough of the ponap of - �1 -1,-R - M � - W 11 wn people, -of water, combined coal or wo*d furnace cement flior the imbruted and sensual . k ZV� _� . , . The I ahy el, kilo, I . I , . �� -�?- 1.1..a' - . . - is that t y troop of mounted arqhera chosen for their of three trees on a hill 70 feet bi h, ten - the city about heaven for those wfio,llk&- - -�., -,, ��-. _::!��. - � A_ 1%.V , - in collar, and every modern convenjen6. Apply to have not improved by the mighty, un- - 9 �' . JOHN LANDSBOROUGIff, seatorth. - youth and stature and clad In Tyrian --1 _� .%', high standhigi.-t t4e c �m , - � - - -Z -wrM 11 �_. ;,- . 15-6-tf noticed fact that the orchards. of paradise minutes' -walk froin the gate of Jerusa- the city -best, I thank God there is .. .. Zkv d, rximity, who.p I I � �, _,- -.011 - � i I purple, whose long hair, powdered with lem' L I . � � I - - ."- , 0 I I ' r P � . , preceded the herds and aviaries and fish . enough In . the Bible about country , . . .. I , I - . . 81 , ,-;%,.! - , I'll I . 1, � - LENDID FARM FOR SALE. -L -For WeLot - ' ' I . I �,.� . have sp writtgn of the merit . ponds. Oh old dust, sparkled in the sun" After Iread that our great-graiidfather scenery in fieaven to please those of u i , .2 o ls e �` a P. d' % I . . SP Concession 18, Township of Staulay,'conta , those fruit-bearbig trees on 5 . � ..� . - � I - 8 J t in 11 I'M � � I 'a g I ,,- 0 - of Q-4ickedm show tha �Iilt ia an honest . 83 acrea. It has No. I soil and no waste land, brick the bank of the Euphrated, and the After Solomon had taken his morning and' great-grandmobher had been driven who were born in the country and never � I I , , , and the Hiddekel I I wonder not - . -00, 1. � house, with summer kitchen and woodshed -, f rame Gihon� ride In these luxuriant orchards he out of the first orchard, I made up my got over it. Now you may have streets . . . mind that the Lord - I - _. "A barn with stone stabliog Underneath, well feiieed would sit down and write those wonder. . - V - � I orchard I would not be defeat- ' of gold In heaven. Give me the orchards- . - w.; . - MW reme, - . � M , Y., I �hera Ming &; � I - :nd mostly all underdrained, four acres of ful thiug� in the Bible, drawing his ill- ed in'that -Y.. I said to myself that with 12 manner of-. fruits and- � . I - � I . I nd small fruit. also ten acres of good bu ah. that.the ancient Romans, Ignorant of . wa �_ - , . Av 6f rreat-e c., � I I Rre, twelve acres of fail who _ our God, adored Pomona, the goddess of ustratl3n� from the"frults he had that when..they -had been poisoned by the yle t I I . , �. 6 3k , : � . � i . I , �. A at gown. Plenty ef fruits, and that all the svlvan deities their frult� every m6nth, and 'the leaves � . � . 1 .'' I Water. One half mfl& north of the village of glsks� very moriiing plucked or ridden unddr, fruit of that one tree, somewhere, some- of the trees are for "the healing of the . I - L I I . - :1 I - � - . - Apply to HENRY W. OTTERBEIN, Blake. IA55x8 were said to worsbip her, and that groves � , " I ! I -- . were set apa;t as her temples. You have and wishing to praise the coming Christ, liow, there would �be i vided an anti- nations and there shall be no more . rA-Lnr tn I it-inxuiruuvuu,njuxnxutruiiih,,itnxu-�nt�n rLn_n.m_t__" "rIA .1. . -_ Tro I I — . ; " I I .. - V -ARM FOR SALE. -For sale, lot 6, canoc%3 thanked God for bread a thousand times, he says, "As ithe apple tree ainong the dote for the � poison. IF said: "Where is curse, but the tbrone of God, and. of the . 7 I � � I - - I � - I hn 12 . - I trees on the wood, so is my beloved." the other tree that will undo the work Lamb shall, be In It, and his servants. I I - � . - . � � 0, containing loo acres R HrIvO You eier thanked him for the � I . ' I Well A ' 10 . ood land I &good state of cultivation. nd wishing to describe the I ve of the of.that tree? - Where in the other orchard shall s . " W need! ; good brick house ; good back barn and Out fruits Which he made the first course of clituich for her Lord he writes " Comfort L erve him, and they shall see his i . : ' - 'i food In the menu of the - s - Wings ; 111 &ores of fail wriest, and plou hing oil . -world's table I i that will repair the damage received in' face, and hi: name shall be in their fore- , - .. .... ; g wells and 2 navor failing spz np - 85 the acids of those fruits p ck of love," the first orchard?" And I rend on until -heads, and �here'shall. be no iy1ght there, . I to keep the � I .! I . !_ $. L . r - I . . V 11 I ton at anytime., For further world's table from being insipid - and - and desirin'g to make reference to the -1 found tne orchard and its centre tree and they need no can'dle, neither light of ' . 'N �ri v I .L I me with. ap les, for I am sl Ne- GOods A' ed .L . 41cul , p to PETER MELVILLE. Cromarty I I white hair of the octogenarian, and just as mighty for care as this one had been the sun, for the Lord -God giveth them. - 11" � : I . I . L I - .1 1* O�, Ontari(y. 1 .1525 their sweets to keep It frorn'beliNg too before having noticed that the blossoms for . ruin. and as the one trae in Adam's I . . - - . J -tf I - ". I sour? - I I light, and 'they shall -reign forever and- .7 � . s ; I -_ . I a I I . . . . . - L � - ; � __ . - FOR SALR.-For sale, Lot 11, concession . At this autumnal season , how the of the almond tree were white, be says orchard had its branches laden with red ever." But Just think of a place so bril- _. . I . I .L hich are under cultivati in, the balance . 6 - � i � I - 8, Hullett, containing 100 ores, about 85 acres f the aged man. "The almond tree shall fruit of carnage, and the 'pale fruit of liant.tfiat the noonday sun shall be re- Full i tock of -new -dress goods, fl n e lines in I c;W orchards. breathe and glow, th' leaves re- 0 IS t � belog flourish." The walnuts and the ponie- � . timber and pasture. The land is welt underd Moved that the crimson or pink or . - suffering, and the spotted fruit of decay,, - - i . - . I moved from the mantle of the sky be- I � _ . I 1. . rained granates and tho inandrakes and the and the bitter fruit of disappointirent, I cause it Is too feeble ataper. Yet most of L 1. �_ . I with-tilei,slad In airood state of culLivation. Agood Saffron or the yellow or brown maythe, - � . ( I - aar,while the aromatics fill the I n Pilate's orchard �a tree which, all am I Impressed with the fact that I rnings -and ribbons, sipleindid stock of I brick house and a large bank barn with stone stab. better 8PPL :Ugs make Solomon's writings a divinely found I dresstri'�n - ' ' . )in*; about 30 miles from Seatotth an,j s from clin, arranged fruit basket. . 11 � I - I : ton, and within two miles and a half from Leonet"ca all' with invitation and reminiscence, though stripped of all its leaves and am not yet fit for that place, nor you I . i - I . . � ' . . I � . - L - . F. O� It is one, of the beat Equipped fArms. in the As you pass through the orchard on Religion a Luxury, struck through by an Iron bolt as long, either. By the revionstructing and sanet- L underar t assor'f m'eht t)f 14dies' perfectl' I 1. � - ' county and will be sold cheap, as the owners ar,egc., these autumnal days and look up through What rnean Solomon's orchards and ,,,, your arm, nevertheless bore the rich- Ifying grace of Christ we need to be I I . 1 : d � . � .g : � � Ing west. Apply on the premi@eo, or address est fruit that wits ever gathered. Like made all overo, and let us be getting bur I I . the arms of tile trees laden with fruit Solomon's gardens, for they seem to ' � J I . - stance P. 0. McGREQOX BRO,THERS. 1651-13 , you . -C k e t .s, . � i . . . hear thumping on the ground that mingle, the two into one, flowers under the trees of the -first orchard, tbis was passports ready. If we want. to get In'to fitti . ng i t . . � . i A i , I L � . I which is fully ripe, and throwing your foot and pomegranates overhead? To m planted, blossomed and bore"frult all in that country. An earthly i I I I L . ARM IN ALGONA FOR SALI-P.-For sade . 0 passport is , i the i M I i L I ; . South Easb qun-rter of section F., township of . I - our ! I I F arms around the trunk you givea shake they suggest that religion Is a luxury. one day. Paul was impulsive and vehern- personal matter, telling our height, 1% Just 'opened—new ' il' herY g0ods in hats. ; . . Laird, containing 160 acreo. elit of natu . . . I . I There are forb) acres. that S&nds down a shower of gold 1. and . All along the world has looked upon re- I re, and he laid hold .of that girth, the color of our hair, our features, � � I I , � 0 1 I . . cleared az)d free from stumps and -under crop. Com- fire on all sides of you Pile lip in bitsket,s ligibn chiefly as a dire necossity-a life- tree with both arms and shook it 'bill the our complexion and our age. -I cannot � I � . fortable log buildings. The balanceis well timbered. flowers, � eathers, ornaM' ents,, -etc.'., t . -ftisivithinfourmilesof EcIvibay railway statlo and barrels and bins and on shelves and boat from the shipwreck, a ladder from ground all round looked like an orchard get Into a fordign, port on your pass- 1 � � I i a : I . - . a . I I . . I ,1 I . : 1 � and six miles of the pro9peroU% Vil' the morning after an autuihnal equinox, port, nor can you get in on -mine, Each - I . . . .age OfL Pori tables the divine supply. But the'se or- the conflagration, a soft land!Dg place I � . . ! . � - , i I " � - : I ;. - sy- sold ch Sault of at after we �ave been shoved off the preci- , g- ; . � - i Findl Thisis a good lot. and will bo �11603� chards have been under the as - and, careful lest he step on some of the, one of us for himself needs a divines! ' : . , � I . I r - _U , WOIRM,_ . � And On MY terms. Apply 0 WILLIAM SLU f ult, gathered up- a baskeff Lil Of it for 'nature, written by the wounded hand of �Mar_m 01-1-u-, -AL:p ; C_&8_ S � On the prembet, or to ALEX. MUSTARD, B -uee- least 60 centuries -the storm, the pice of this planet. As a consequence so , �, -1 . � . L field., . 1646-tf dr(?ughts, the winters, the in'sectivorA many have said, I I We will await prepara- Ze Galatians, crying ofit, "The fruit of the Son of God, to get into the heavenly � . - . . . . I � ! 11 � I I I I . . - . � . - . What must the first orchard have been? tion for the future 'until the spiri long suffer- .--orchard, under, the laden i ., i -1 - � F the @rash of Ing 076; joy) PeAce; ' branches of � I I LL I . -I-fALUABLE. FARM FOR SA,LE.-Lot 42, Con. Andyet,.it Is the explorer's evidence the shipwreck, until the conflagration Is ., gentleness, goodness, faith, meek- which in God's good thne we may me � W. We EEOFFMA' S - . V cession 4, Eat Wawanosh, -County of il ron, I I et L . . . ; . � ; -_ - �_. Containing 200 11 that on �tbe site of that orchard therp Is in full blaze, until we reach the brink. ness, temperance." The -other two trees the Ada m_ of the first orchard, and, the I � I 11 I � acres,.1nearly all c!eared, well under- . ! - � - dratnedi excellent fencin large good bearing not an apricot, or an apple, Lor an olive of the precipice." No doubt religion Is of Pilate's orchard were loaded, the one Solomon of the second orchard, and the . I . . ., 0"D,N0`9 13 � 0()KI SEAFORTM I orchard and -buildings alh-hat could be des -jwlth the hard fruit of obduracy and the St. John of the last -orchard, to -sit down I , Ired. -nothing but desert and desolation. Inexpressibly �mportaut for the' last exi- . : I 11 . - - � 1�1. � I - � Basutiful location on gravel road, two mlle3 north There is not enOu other with the tender fruit of repeftance, u' Agent for Butterick's Patterns and Publications. � .. t I I I I . - I- I L w I L . . . � . P I � � . : i ! i I I mmil , , i - I ` I I . otBlyth, and within easy accoss of gb ,to for:gge the ex. gency. But what do the apples kind the der the tree of which the church in L i % . : z i " - ving Speaks When it I � � , - the thri , Plorer's borse, much less to feed his own but the center tree -how will I ever t 11 . ), tGNk nd Of Cliat0n, WinXham and Bruaseld. RLU figs and the melons and the poh-iegran- he book of Canticles I . I I - . - I I A be — I . 11 I - I _ sold to win(I up the Kitate of the late Gaprice hunger. -In . forget the day I sat on the exact place says: "As the apple, tree, among. .1. i - — I . ,, other words, that first or- ates and the.* citron and the olives of the .0=- -00--mew.-Olow.-Immo-.NM.-=--Wi--� i 9" ;M_ _=� WINW-NEW —I -mb-4010"Idowl-dowl 11 L I , . Blyth, or T. P. STEWART, p&rliameit did � the Solomon's orchard mean? Luxury. They wood, so Is my 'beloved � t 1, Stewart. Fail - p%rtioulars to 0. HAwLT,W, chard is a lost orchard. How where it Was planted 1-bhe center tree trees of the r � . : Toronto. ' Baild- a of that orchard yJelds the antidote for among -the son I ' I I � I . . _. L4 - �69 , proprietor and proprietress of all that in- mean that bur religion Is the luscious, . . s. sat down under his . 1657-8 na lops. . I � - Z : . I _. . ; . L. -_ -1 -tercoluminatIon of fruitage lot the; ich the aromatic, the: -pungent, the arbor. the poisoned t' shadow with great delight, and his fruit � The � -low of -Milk I . I . -T . . T -as foliaged, the There Is in o I . i i . . � � . splendor slip their possession? It wa eScent, tho offlorescent, the Id Vngland the hollow of. was sweet to my taste." And there it - : � � - I 0, L I& . I - � �A � . i � I I . I V I ,; i i i I � t i v I i t � � t I 9 rL � -4 � k E �1. �z � !� it I i- ri �; Rj I . - � - 7 . . '4 , � - � , I ree where a king h1u, and there Is In may be found that to -day 1 we learned I L - now, most of the orchards are lost- umbrageous. They mean what Edward n,.',.- 1 -A " 4 1 . will hp- tnrrPj%cPA . -PIGS "R ft= AM J undeniffDod. b"ed 4 � '51� w'-- — �_� _411W-Able-UTH�Iiwwl - �_ f - efraturblarit-100MONNY4 . � , I , - # ORRANCE Lot'^ U11 . , $ I I I I Ifill P, 0. I � . - � - I ; � . - - L .- WWK FC I - __ - � -, ] IODARS FOR 81MV11 - T � - "eo tor"rVice"on I I - � SL , � p -TATO - 1, - majhbred . - -2 - I -11n ved . vot 1 - .. . I I it , � � _. IT -Tv . - , . 9 at - rt � I I . with =the prly] � I � - . . CTO9_091D_ I - ; F_ ___ - _ i I I - ! � OX RVII � 1� BZeepto.rurviosm eftwith, a tboroWth roMM4 ftow X I - 0 9ddIWX*out1ty. Tel I oervice, with rivilep . - � , , �_ a 11 .SO,U-N W. RO 5 1XDG � - � y r I _� -1 1� ULM FOR -6MV B keep for lorvice,a - Dugkwi . 1pes, the 00-M , ThIs bull was -pure * I __ Is frju; Imported -5600, . . . . . , -1 � _� I K9KAY. . I - - I - I - -DZRKSHIRE SOART 1, - �_ �", . "_ mignedwill keep-] � __ , vion 7, Stanley, the A -�� ,, - boars -. First prize.(411A ;!_ I at Toronto and Undo I - I . -1 WonthL , Torr" 4L - . - I with the privilege lot - stock of all ages 10 - � . Varns F. 0. I I _. I I � I � irtkuwORTH BOA] � - - C* nd I - :G"eBr= 02W , , th I Twworth Bow, Irl . I'll I 11 *I , .044,;R601 .- . Ug -n Zoomaty. __ I'll . warl � I - . - _R I I % - - - - I � � I � . , I -W I - for -O � . __Snodlm � � - I * AhCV0%1 � Bm*d number of im "toodidgmilb-9 . norl- ,-,. Z" rlziwre nRmcly, vy wanting more A6cess tbe-v Payson meant when he declared, "14 es - " VV n "lun a Qocu_ Due danger OL namiering after one thing 0 1 � my ! . - � �� . 'Will4l.with .. I I .� . . I � i , � - 1� . -_ . . - I I � had to all the fig trees, apricots, walnutj; happiness continues to Increase, I cannot ment of national importance was kept niore, and that religion is a luxury, and � �. - . . ! i 11 I � - JOHS �, � I I - I �� almonds, apples -bushels I i6violate, and'there have been trees of that there is a divine antidote for all I Why go to, all the trouble of keep I . __1 -1 t on bushels- support It much -longer." It mcans.what I - . � I - � 1 -,- 1 - � . I I - 1 . 1 :.-� -_ , . and were forbidden the use of only one Bupa Padmanji, a Hindoo - Convert, great girth and Immense shade and vast poisons, and that we had created In us I a . .� . - REAL E81 I I I I L Ing, cows and get otily about hall - 14 :.- I . —_ - — tiec In the orchard. Not sabisfied with meant when he said, I I I Iong for my bed, I wealth of fruitaxe, but no other tree bad an appetite for heaven, and that it -was , I 0 � I � . - I I Aa FOR SAIS T all but one, tWey reached for that and not that I may sleep -I lie awake often I su2h value of rerninLscence or depth.of a wholesome and saving thing for us to . " , , #I . . the milk they shoul� pioduce. � . -_ I " , I . rout Lot 20, con - --- - I . lost the �whole orchard. Go right down and long -but to bold communion with root or spread of branch or infinjoude of have discoursed on the ponnology of the : A 8 . . . 1 I . .. - �, of 1.00 SoraL I 702 - ' � - � - I I � _Z_ � - V : - . I , . primisek or to I � I orchard. Before . I - I P � - - fruitage as the center tree of Pilate's Bible or God among the orchards. -0 ; I �:. , : , 1"' � K through the business marts of the great my God. " I , tht cities and find arnong the weighers and It Ineans what the I pass this day from . . DICK'S BLOOD,J, URIFIER -1 -11 I � old colored man - % � - - - "�rl." it, T 1.4 I'll 4. 1 Father and 18on. � .. d _.i . I I "��_ -a J___ —] . clerks ant, subordinates men who once said nen lie was accosted by the col " `i1A e o drop on noun 4 . .. . . . . I 1.� por- .1" . . I .- I . �, � 11 I commanded the commercial world. They teur, "'Uncle Jack, how are you?" "I knees. and, with both bands outspread Little Bobby -I can't find my bat and. ,%%,. strengthens the di �Sflon aud 1-n- I � � . � - ---" - . "Ill - - ge � ; had a hole orchard of successes, bu- Is very, painful in my knee, but, t1fank and uplifted toward the heavens, cry Coat. - - 11 Z - --- �-. , i - �: - I - � ww t - . . Father (rushing abo ' . . -, vigorates the whol system so. � I they anted just one more thi�g, one my heaTenly Master, I'lu cause, to be out with all the nations of earth an& . ut)-1 can't find I I .. . I - min � - I . more house, or one more country scat,'or thankful, My good Master just gib me heaven "I believe in God, the Father e either. I don't gee what your mo- that the qutriment is all drawA trom the food. It takes just � �� 4 I � K - . out, - _.. I one more store, or one more railroad, nu1 to inake me humble." "And do you ther does with- things. She's gone the sam rouble io care for a cpw when she gi es I - . -or Almighty, Maker of heaven and earth, I i b one more million. enjoy religidn as much now, Uncle Jack. and in Jesus Christ, his only S � and there's nothing for us to .do but � v only tbree, i: . on, our , . , - I . I . - I . . I I -1 . - , . For One More Tree. as when yoil could go to church and' Lord, who was conceiv e Holy hunt till we find 'em or else stay in. quarts �vhen she gives a pail. _Dick'i Blood Purifier ,will - i � -, . - . e Ghost, born of the Virgin Mary, Little Bobby (after long thought)- Z , . I � �. I 11 .� - -1 iss meetings?' ' " Yes, I 'j oys him more. - suffered � 11 - They clutched for that and lost all DI under Po Let's look on the hall rack.-Geod Navy& pay bac ts cost with good Interest in a few -weeks. I . 1, en I truss -to de people, to de meetings, nthis Pilate, was crucified, dead i I .. I . . � I . i, :� "I .1 - I . I . � they had gained. For one more tree they to de 1 sacrament, and when I'hear do and buried. He descended into bell. The . LKEMIN JAN16cs & Co., e10 CENTS Di,cK & 00., " � I'll - .1., - I losta wholo orchard There are busi. third day he rose from the dead. He -The stealh'er Idaho o � . I i I - hymn sing'and de pray I feels glad. But - f the : Western AeRNT I �ONTRIAL- A PA OKAOE. Pnoritsirroor'. - 1i ascended into heaven, and gitteth on the Transit Com � - _. I , I , r. ness inen all around us worried nearly alldisain't like do good Lord inde Fi,any, caught in the fierce .- mi - - .qEW.qWW-1NWWj*#.-N1W.4=W - - -.13 1� - ; - to death. The doctor tells -them -they heart, God's love here." It means sun- right band of God the Father Almighty. soa'weater of Friday night of last week, � � � . ; .� *ougllt to stop. Insomnia or indigestion rise Insteid. of sundown, It means tue From thence he shall come to iduge the foundcred at 5.30 o;clock the next morning, - — A . I � r ... � or aching at the base of the brain or un- ,u quick and the dead." . twelve miles above Long Point, which - . Fj -, ry - Meinnon statue made to sing at the . juts : governable nerves tell them they ought stroke of -the morning light. It means St. John)s Orchard. I into Lake Erie from the Canadian shore. I - to stop. They really have logy k.1441RUJI-N -DA1v",Q!. enough for Christ at the wedding in Cana. It means INOW, in this discourse of the pomo' about 65 miles west of Buffalo. Twenty-one t , �� . theraselves and their families Talk with tho "time of the ringing of birds I of the Bible or God amid the orchards wen were aboard the Idaho when she went I i � , .. � I : . �, s 0 1 - .� IN, i ( down, and nineteen 61 them went down' to . I � . I - � them about their over ork and urge corne." It means Jeremiah's having shown you Adam's orchard and - i , - � more prudence and lon*ger rest and they well death. . . � I . . ..4- - . 1. watered garden." It means David's "oil Solomon's orchard and Pilate's orchard, - i , . ON_ . - . -_ I . . - � � say: "Yes, you are right After I have of gladness." It means Isaiah's "bride . I I . acce - - . I � � ,;npllshed one more thing that I li�ve and bridegroom." It means Luke's bad I �now take you into St. John's orchard, � . . - . ,_ : � on 1:�y mind I will hand over my busi- boy come home to his 'father's hou and I will stop there, for, having seen No other oil and no other SO. . - - . ' ness to my sons and go to Europe and W6rl.01Y Joy killed Leo X when he heard that, You will want to _ see not hing more. Medicine has ever been dis- I - � quit the kind of exhausting life I have uhat Aillan was captured. Talva died St. John himself, having seen that or- - I ' -S - - been living for the last 30 years." Some � S T()' VE S i. S.TOVE, . of joy wben the Roman senate honored chard, discharged a whole volley of Cov6red wbich can take the . : - - morning you open yourpaper, and, look- -him. Diagora, died of i . . I , i . S. Ing at the death joy because his Come I Come I Come I and then pro- ... . � � . I— - I column, You find be three sons were crowned at the Olympian nounced the benediction: "The grace of place of Cod-liver Oil in all * . ' , 1. I � I ,` -_ . s#ddenly departed this life. in trying to games. Sophooles died of *joy over his our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all A: : r I . - . . . - " . I �� -, � virl" 4 #- I � .j .. - 5 N TUC is venth , 2 conut it fenced D Is A oellar - and Al � 140 -OraAdreft iUpp ARM IVOR S', � 11"K Isezdan . X. in theDsu i This form prom- 'Provioce it mon - - taut � till 61 ;�h (I in ift a -school -house.. and Greek Vast vfllce. under aultIvAtlov. e bouse, one and s; - 17 Asdt"411ue, I& 2114 I . good Mular b 101�m suifacol Adth V1I between two , 8Z. There * 11006 Of *urface. . ... � . � us one more tree M lost the whole literary successei., And religious joy has. Amen." Then the banished evangelist %�kj L V"b V wasti, g. IN ew . we have a very large and line assortment of aH kind of S 11 �_ Cattle ati 6r4hard. . . � . toves, and instead � . I ason is over, _. . , . 1. Vonder is a Dian with many styles of been too much for many a Christian and close*s:the book, and the Bible is done. reariedies come, live ,their - of waiting until th6 se' we are going to give those wauting, Stoves a I . k � __ __ . _. 0 ..... -- . - Afew :,� - __ __.__.____.._ The dear old book opened with Adam's -decided during the present month of November to ; .1 �� - 6 inbacent entertainment and amuseme � I 0 11 --- laws. � Alsoa-2 ' I . V Walks, he rides, he playk tenplims in y on the wing of He I - �_ k s. nL 'orchard and closes P. ,,, � little day and die, but Cod- give off Of 0 ,Coal ater Stoves a discount of ten pefeent., and as every 4d. mnibeeklot : Ndfice to Oreditor, ebance, so we have � � H his soul has sped awa with St. John - _ . I - �_� . private alleys, he has books on his table, hosannas. . 0 chard. St. John went into this orchard stove is marke� there *ill be no humbug i . 11 1 7 lerearight, IIA& 11 In the -Esr,ate 'Of William Holdies, late of � I 1i . . . �. through a stone gate,.tbe black basalt of liver Oil remains the rock on . - .1 . . , I - the -Township Piet -dies -on his wall a . . . . i � 11117" bull I I . . of A101(illop in the nd occasional out- The Reply of Wellington. � the Isle of Patmos, to which he had W Wd have also a good lin,e of secon dh4nd oll es to choose from. � . lads 1. I I - �� ... I � . - - to 11 11 ased.] An old and Poor musician played so been exiled. That orobard which he saw I NTOw this is' only for the month of November, so if you want a g9od . � - I County of Huron, farmer, dece' lugs, concerts, lectures, baseball ticlots hich all hope f6r reicovery ! I 0 � . fr I . � . I � � - , ..� - I and the innumerable delights of land- well one . night before his king that the was and- is in heaven.; must rest. When1t; is scien- : � . __1. . . . . - - I All persons having any claims against the EMate ship, but he wants a key to th6place of next morning when the musician awoke One Verson will r in s king "of I � I � -, - . � 11 1; - . I h a du a a] pea � . - I . - - , : of the above named, William Holmet, decea3ed, are dissolute convocation. Re Wants assolia- he found- his table covered with golden e v s I.. er tifically' prepare , as in S Coal Atove, with"or I without oven; a Coal and Wood I . I I MI, � terial, and another d ' i cott's. : . I . , � - - , � , , required on, or batore, the I06h d ipy of Deceni'jar, tion with some member of a high family cups and plates and a princely robe lying son describes heaven as all figurative Range a good Cook lftov6 - - I per- IDSrbiC- a�ting Stoveo, Box � 11 I F I �� I I . � .. 1897i to send to the undersigned Solicitor for thA as reokleqs as he Is afiluent. He wants, across the back of a chalr,-�t and rich and spiritual, and both are Efriulsion it checks the pro- I I - yste . Zxeoutanr� (addressed to Seaforth P. o.), full . I - oulars oftheir claims, duly verided by affilavit Instead of a quiet Sabbath, one of carou- _ ly - wrong. . - I P 1. 0 . 11 , He , .F1, S I I I I - I - . caparlsioned horses *ere paiving at the I toveq anythitig in the stove Imle., - � with full particulars ot the securities, (if any), hela doorway to take him throuih the street Heaven is both material and spiritual, vres$ of the disease, the con- 0 ,or � . - - - . '. - - -1 � hF tkem. After the said date the Executora will Eal. He wants the stimulus of as we are both material iknd spiritual. c) I , . . 5 . .. � . . . I 5 __ I I � � ' � strong in imposing equipage. It �,�Wa ! ,_ . .;.%, 11� " - . proceed to distribute the Assets of the Estite am )ng d nks. He wa t the permissions of a 9 only a While much of the Bible account on and inflam* mationsub- . . � . ri A 8 of gestl. I � the, PArtl4l entitled thereto, (h%ving roferauce only I - I . � - � I I ,reme er � . I ., - : .1 I I to the claIm3 of which th3y may hzve receire-1 profiliate life. The one membership, the makes the Lord his portion,. for he has spiritu I Now is your time to buy. Also � ' mb i �we take Old Stoves in ex- . . I- i touch of what comes to every, man who heaven Is to be taken figuratively and - I t . ally, it Is Plain to me -that heaven Side and theprocessof healing ehange.' Come Alndsee wbat fwe have. � - . I .1 - -111, ; -1 I . I A - , . I . I ; I _�. - I notice. Aftersuch distribution the Executors wal one bad babit, the one carousal, robs waiting for him, direct from his kin . !, . ; . i -1 not be respouifb14 to anyperam of whose claim they 11im of all the Possibilities and innocent g, has also a material existence. Christ L I . � . — . I __ .. . "of as 31100 - d - . � bave not received. hotice, log any pirt of the Ancts Anj merits and noble asp I � robes, banquets, charlotso mansions, sa d, "I go to prepara�a pla'ce -for you.#)' , Megins. There is the whole . - i I �. i � I , I . . Of the Estats. TWs notlea Is pablijhed parsq,tat, ta OZ� i . I , ,_� . � - 401. Ma2m . .1 . I . � . � - . . - V. , -_ � I - - 'rations Of a triumphs, and -it is duly a question of Is not a place material? God, who has trUt . I I - Jau"Im � czww � � L -� or Exce � � . h. Book. about it free. I - - Dftoo�l . �� the alltute In that- behalf. ... , 'A "_ -'-'2 lifetime. By one mouthful of forbidden time wban he shall wear them, drink done all the world building, the ',eb%0m + 0- I utors, . I � . - ( I -_ F. HOLVM91), So=m -_ frulb hO loses a whole orchard of fruit them, ride in them, - live in th- S.. MULLETT. '(W 00e, Seaforth - ��, . - I . a - jABORA"AY t . Egesfort ,.-.November ivan, 1 unforbidden. em and ties of stars so vast as to be a bewilder- - . ! � . -- . 11 1, .. 11 [ W7. -a — ,.A;$ -_I celebrate them. - SCOTT & BOWNE, BWkvM% 02L . � - .1 ,_� 15 . , ment to telescopes, oould .have some- � il I . I � - - . 6I 4 You we what an expensive thing sin is. I a . . I 1. X. - I . 11 I - __ I I - , � I .. -� 9 -ILMta 0, thousand times more thM it_b & You think rellolon Is a good thing for Where in his astronomy pilled up a tre- " _. .. '. __ _... , HARDWARE) STOVES and TINWARZ . . _1UX=&L . _Qb._V"6r - 11 L . # � �-o -"'-:;k1.. I.---! . I , I But SDImoulp-ar- M=dous world to =Ww.- tho RD10 I . . I � . - # N, I I � � _!.A4 . i ! I . I . I . , I .1 - I I - I , Wd by. I - L - .. . . . I . � �A - - I- i, I . I . , - I I I" ; L . i I . . - . . � I . unis - L . . y , I I . � I � - L- I�11. I L - - . � � . . � I . . � - _. f . . . .. I _� . I I I - - . . I I . � � - . . . I 11 I . . i . � - . 1_�..L - _�. � I . r . 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I - I I - - 11 __ yji" X51D SMIER Ufa 4'ravursy of �G I I JF4�01sse Tut - I U,.%' h.t cash C - I I � VIAM be paid for L - , k 00, &dOrth- 'or r , .1 � _ L . . .1 - I � � I WA%rED B"'P--_B . . , lc�cai ,or trav, I . 'keef our . ,-. idk*Vily Jmd I Uwe& If.meeiv sod Ildir - � -MVI � ,X�nfiy, Steady . *10 i65 - � rt I pa wenth is bank wht, � - .. �� LLL LD It I I - --- T&r.dov, On"O, I . . - . - - - - I INXIMP ATTF,M() eavcinterestthese� I I � -ed to itudocne,v at A IW- � 4TM 1Keudty* 4up 1k _ iderth - I . t . __ vsue,- straight Iwo; Ir . — --: I Wer. . . *1 4066w* - . .1 - - . - . __________�_ . - . 300 privAte ft -I- � 4 _&0() ratm of - ini I.; - - # 700 borrowen. 41�000_;pjLeW � "(' I .. I I 1411M "I'll, - two � I 1. � #...I - I - I � I i AS.HATASI 190 . __ � - . I . - � RMAY � I - ---------- — � -8TLJK,K'y DOG.-Strayi aersigmAtwar I rVU21 I 11 I - lopk a tollie-dog,,A - I - I - b4tUlfAbly.rew Aloder Will � ,, _� Low ,owas!, andiny po I . ibb-dibis will be rprO. I �= STRONG. Scifori � . _r � . �_ �' I P, �_ - - - - . STRAT 'REIM---a i .- ilefft it Tuaminitf flip lk pUn,beril belfeir jr1sin �_ - ~ ,color. Any. -T-em - will lesdio her 70MIT F. I 4 ;1 , T 10AKPBEGL, Seaft JOEN . i � r �t - . ; MAT "RK�_01011 - - -r ..dcrisgn.d, st �-$t :._ .1 L . , I MM :1 in -ft . , jhe has bow . . 2h4vwver Van U"th*i �� , and payingiurri. 0U �'-, �, 1. � . � I I . - � I - - � TTLW--aft - I . - he I - W A er. a *1 -6 red sker. . I - L "d and . 4000 , )a-* I � steffil" - i .. Aboattwo a , Ant 11 I - � 464f6rih P. 0. I L_, L __ 1nom P � , -nuRK-SKIRz Bokss - _� 0 signed has Aft - 11 �. - . -1 boam, for Sao a About -1. , ft ir'6- winners tbMwe � I- ! , � . all lire sist-ou" ant, JAKES DORRANM 1A � Killop, seatorth F. 0. �. -PIGS "R ft= AM J undeniffDod. b"ed 4 � '51� w'-- — �_� _411W-Able-UTH�Iiwwl - �_ f - efraturblarit-100MONNY4 . � , I , - # ORRANCE Lot'^ U11 . , $ I I I I Ifill P, 0. I � . - � - I ; � . - - L .- WWK FC I - __ - � -, ] IODARS FOR 81MV11 - T � - "eo tor"rVice"on I I - � SL , � p -TATO - 1, - majhbred . - -2 - I -11n ved . vot 1 - .. . I I it , � � _. IT -Tv . - , . 9 at - rt � I I . with =the prly] � I � - . . CTO9_091D_ I - ; F_ ___ - _ i I I - ! � OX RVII � 1� BZeepto.rurviosm eftwith, a tboroWth roMM4 ftow X I - 0 9ddIWX*out1ty. Tel I oervice, with rivilep . - � , , �_ a 11 .SO,U-N W. RO 5 1XDG � - � y r I _� -1 1� ULM FOR -6MV B keep for lorvice,a - Dugkwi . 1pes, the 00-M , ThIs bull was -pure * I __ Is frju; Imported -5600, . . . . . , -1 � _� I K9KAY. . I - - I - I - -DZRKSHIRE SOART 1, - �_ �", . "_ mignedwill keep-] � __ , vion 7, Stanley, the A -�� ,, - boars -. First prize.(411A ;!_ I at Toronto and Undo I - I . -1 WonthL , Torr" 4L - . - I with the privilege lot - stock of all ages 10 - � . Varns F. 0. I I _. I I � I � irtkuwORTH BOA] � - - C* nd I - :G"eBr= 02W , , th I Twworth Bow, Irl . I'll I 11 *I , .044,;R601 .- . Ug -n Zoomaty. __ I'll . warl � I - . - _R I I % - - - - I � � I � . , I -W I - for -O � . __Snodlm � � - I * AhCV0%1 � Bm*d number of im "toodidgmilb-9 . norl- ,-,. Z" rlziwre nRmcly, vy wanting more A6cess tbe-v Payson meant when he declared, "14 es - " VV n "lun a Qocu_ Due danger OL namiering after one thing 0 1 � my ! . - � �� . 'Will4l.with .. I I .� . . I � i , � - 1� . -_ . . - I I � had to all the fig trees, apricots, walnutj; happiness continues to Increase, I cannot ment of national importance was kept niore, and that religion is a luxury, and � �. - . . ! i 11 I � - JOHS �, � I I - I �� almonds, apples -bushels I i6violate, and'there have been trees of that there is a divine antidote for all I Why go to, all the trouble of keep I . __1 -1 t on bushels- support It much -longer." It mcans.what I - . � I - � 1 -,- 1 - � . I I - 1 . 1 :.-� -_ , . and were forbidden the use of only one Bupa Padmanji, a Hindoo - Convert, great girth and Immense shade and vast poisons, and that we had created In us I a . .� . - REAL E81 I I I I L Ing, cows and get otily about hall - 14 :.- I . —_ - — tiec In the orchard. Not sabisfied with meant when he said, I I I Iong for my bed, I wealth of fruitaxe, but no other tree bad an appetite for heaven, and that it -was , I 0 � I � . - I I Aa FOR SAIS T all but one, tWey reached for that and not that I may sleep -I lie awake often I su2h value of rerninLscence or depth.of a wholesome and saving thing for us to . " , , #I . . the milk they shoul� pioduce. � . -_ I " , I . rout Lot 20, con - --- - I . lost the �whole orchard. Go right down and long -but to bold communion with root or spread of branch or infinjoude of have discoursed on the ponnology of the : A 8 . . . 1 I . .. - �, of 1.00 SoraL I 702 - ' � - � - I I � _Z_ � - V : - . I , . primisek or to I � I orchard. Before . I - I P � - - fruitage as the center tree of Pilate's Bible or God among the orchards. -0 ; I �:. , : , 1"' � K through the business marts of the great my God. " I , tht cities and find arnong the weighers and It Ineans what the I pass this day from . . DICK'S BLOOD,J, URIFIER -1 -11 I � old colored man - % � - - - "�rl." it, T 1.4 I'll 4. 1 Father and 18on. � .. d _.i . I I "��_ -a J___ —] . clerks ant, subordinates men who once said nen lie was accosted by the col " `i1A e o drop on noun 4 . .. . . . . I 1.� por- .1" . . I .- I . �, � 11 I commanded the commercial world. They teur, "'Uncle Jack, how are you?" "I knees. and, with both bands outspread Little Bobby -I can't find my bat and. ,%%,. strengthens the di �Sflon aud 1-n- I � � . � - ---" - . "Ill - - ge � ; had a hole orchard of successes, bu- Is very, painful in my knee, but, t1fank and uplifted toward the heavens, cry Coat. - - 11 Z - --- �-. , i - �: - I - � ww t - . . Father (rushing abo ' . . -, vigorates the whol system so. � I they anted just one more thi�g, one my heaTenly Master, I'lu cause, to be out with all the nations of earth an& . ut)-1 can't find I I .. . I - min � - I . more house, or one more country scat,'or thankful, My good Master just gib me heaven "I believe in God, the Father e either. I don't gee what your mo- that the qutriment is all drawA trom the food. It takes just � �� 4 I � K - . out, - _.. I one more store, or one more railroad, nu1 to inake me humble." "And do you ther does with- things. She's gone the sam rouble io care for a cpw when she gi es I - . -or Almighty, Maker of heaven and earth, I i b one more million. enjoy religidn as much now, Uncle Jack. and in Jesus Christ, his only S � and there's nothing for us to .do but � v only tbree, i: . on, our , . , - I . I . - I . . I I -1 . - , . For One More Tree. as when yoil could go to church and' Lord, who was conceiv e Holy hunt till we find 'em or else stay in. quarts �vhen she gives a pail. _Dick'i Blood Purifier ,will - i � -, . - . e Ghost, born of the Virgin Mary, Little Bobby (after long thought)- Z , . I � �. I 11 .� - -1 iss meetings?' ' " Yes, I 'j oys him more. - suffered � 11 - They clutched for that and lost all DI under Po Let's look on the hall rack.-Geod Navy& pay bac ts cost with good Interest in a few -weeks. I . 1, en I truss -to de people, to de meetings, nthis Pilate, was crucified, dead i I .. I . . � I . i, :� "I .1 - I . I . � they had gained. For one more tree they to de 1 sacrament, and when I'hear do and buried. He descended into bell. The . LKEMIN JAN16cs & Co., e10 CENTS Di,cK & 00., " � I'll - .1., - I losta wholo orchard There are busi. third day he rose from the dead. He -The stealh'er Idaho o � . I i I - hymn sing'and de pray I feels glad. But - f the : Western AeRNT I �ONTRIAL- A PA OKAOE. Pnoritsirroor'. - 1i ascended into heaven, and gitteth on the Transit Com � - _. I , I , r. ness inen all around us worried nearly alldisain't like do good Lord inde Fi,any, caught in the fierce .- mi - - .qEW.qWW-1NWWj*#.-N1W.4=W - - -.13 1� - ; - to death. The doctor tells -them -they heart, God's love here." It means sun- right band of God the Father Almighty. soa'weater of Friday night of last week, � � � . ; .� *ougllt to stop. Insomnia or indigestion rise Insteid. of sundown, It means tue From thence he shall come to iduge the foundcred at 5.30 o;clock the next morning, - — A . I � r ... � or aching at the base of the brain or un- ,u quick and the dead." . twelve miles above Long Point, which - . Fj -, ry - Meinnon statue made to sing at the . juts : governable nerves tell them they ought stroke of -the morning light. It means St. John)s Orchard. I into Lake Erie from the Canadian shore. I - to stop. They really have logy k.1441RUJI-N -DA1v",Q!. enough for Christ at the wedding in Cana. It means INOW, in this discourse of the pomo' about 65 miles west of Buffalo. Twenty-one t , �� . theraselves and their families Talk with tho "time of the ringing of birds I of the Bible or God amid the orchards wen were aboard the Idaho when she went I i � , .. � I : . �, s 0 1 - .� IN, i ( down, and nineteen 61 them went down' to . I � . I - � them about their over ork and urge corne." It means Jeremiah's having shown you Adam's orchard and - i , - � more prudence and lon*ger rest and they well death. . . � I . . ..4- - . 1. watered garden." It means David's "oil Solomon's orchard and Pilate's orchard, - i , . ON_ . - . -_ I . . - � � say: "Yes, you are right After I have of gladness." It means Isaiah's "bride . I I . acce - - . I � � ,;npllshed one more thing that I li�ve and bridegroom." It means Luke's bad I �now take you into St. John's orchard, � . . - . ,_ : � on 1:�y mind I will hand over my busi- boy come home to his 'father's hou and I will stop there, for, having seen No other oil and no other SO. . - - . ' ness to my sons and go to Europe and W6rl.01Y Joy killed Leo X when he heard that, You will want to _ see not hing more. Medicine has ever been dis- I - � quit the kind of exhausting life I have uhat Aillan was captured. Talva died St. John himself, having seen that or- - I ' -S - - been living for the last 30 years." Some � S T()' VE S i. S.TOVE, . of joy wben the Roman senate honored chard, discharged a whole volley of Cov6red wbich can take the . : - - morning you open yourpaper, and, look- -him. Diagora, died of i . . I , i . S. Ing at the death joy because his Come I Come I Come I and then pro- ... . � � . I— - I column, You find be three sons were crowned at the Olympian nounced the benediction: "The grace of place of Cod-liver Oil in all * . ' , 1. I � I ,` -_ . s#ddenly departed this life. in trying to games. Sophooles died of *joy over his our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all A: : r I . - . . . - " . I �� -, � virl" 4 #- I � .j .. - 5 N TUC is venth , 2 conut it fenced D Is A oellar - and Al � 140 -OraAdreft iUpp ARM IVOR S', � 11"K Isezdan . X. in theDsu i This form prom- 'Provioce it mon - - taut � till 61 ;�h (I in ift a -school -house.. and Greek Vast vfllce. under aultIvAtlov. e bouse, one and s; - 17 Asdt"411ue, I& 2114 I . good Mular b 101�m suifacol Adth V1I between two , 8Z. There * 11006 Of *urface. . ... � . � us one more tree M lost the whole literary successei., And religious joy has. Amen." Then the banished evangelist %�kj L V"b V wasti, g. IN ew . we have a very large and line assortment of aH kind of S 11 �_ Cattle ati 6r4hard. . . � . toves, and instead � . I ason is over, _. . , . 1. Vonder is a Dian with many styles of been too much for many a Christian and close*s:the book, and the Bible is done. reariedies come, live ,their - of waiting until th6 se' we are going to give those wauting, Stoves a I . k � __ __ . _. 0 ..... -- . - Afew :,� - __ __.__.____.._ The dear old book opened with Adam's -decided during the present month of November to ; .1 �� - 6 inbacent entertainment and amuseme � I 0 11 --- laws. � Alsoa-2 ' I . V Walks, he rides, he playk tenplims in y on the wing of He I - �_ k s. nL 'orchard and closes P. ,,, � little day and die, but Cod- give off Of 0 ,Coal ater Stoves a discount of ten pefeent., and as every 4d. mnibeeklot : Ndfice to Oreditor, ebance, so we have � � H his soul has sped awa with St. John - _ . I - �_� . private alleys, he has books on his table, hosannas. . 0 chard. St. John went into this orchard stove is marke� there *ill be no humbug i . 11 1 7 lerearight, IIA& 11 In the -Esr,ate 'Of William Holdies, late of � I 1i . . . �. through a stone gate,.tbe black basalt of liver Oil remains the rock on . - .1 . . , I - the -Township Piet -dies -on his wall a . . . . i � 11117" bull I I . . of A101(illop in the nd occasional out- The Reply of Wellington. � the Isle of Patmos, to which he had W Wd have also a good lin,e of secon dh4nd oll es to choose from. � . lads 1. I I - �� ... I � . - - to 11 11 ased.] An old and Poor musician played so been exiled. That orobard which he saw I NTOw this is' only for the month of November, so if you want a g9od . � - I County of Huron, farmer, dece' lugs, concerts, lectures, baseball ticlots hich all hope f6r reicovery ! I 0 � . fr I . � . I � � - , ..� - I and the innumerable delights of land- well one . night before his king that the was and- is in heaven.; must rest. When1t; is scien- : � . __1. . . . . - - I All persons having any claims against the EMate ship, but he wants a key to th6place of next morning when the musician awoke One Verson will r in s king "of I � I � -, - . � 11 1; - . I h a du a a] pea � . - I . - - , : of the above named, William Holmet, decea3ed, are dissolute convocation. Re Wants assolia- he found- his table covered with golden e v s I.. er tifically' prepare , as in S Coal Atove, with"or I without oven; a Coal and Wood I . I I MI, � terial, and another d ' i cott's. : . I . , � - - , � , , required on, or batore, the I06h d ipy of Deceni'jar, tion with some member of a high family cups and plates and a princely robe lying son describes heaven as all figurative Range a good Cook lftov6 - - I per- IDSrbiC- a�ting Stoveo, Box � 11 I F I �� I I . � .. 1897i to send to the undersigned Solicitor for thA as reokleqs as he Is afiluent. He wants, across the back of a chalr,-�t and rich and spiritual, and both are Efriulsion it checks the pro- I I - yste . Zxeoutanr� (addressed to Seaforth P. o.), full . I - oulars oftheir claims, duly verided by affilavit Instead of a quiet Sabbath, one of carou- _ ly - wrong. . - I P 1. 0 . 11 , He , .F1, S I I I I - I - . caparlsioned horses *ere paiving at the I toveq anythitig in the stove Imle., - � with full particulars ot the securities, (if any), hela doorway to take him throuih the street Heaven is both material and spiritual, vres$ of the disease, the con- 0 ,or � . - - - . '. - - -1 � hF tkem. After the said date the Executora will Eal. He wants the stimulus of as we are both material iknd spiritual. c) I , . . 5 . .. � . . . I 5 __ I I � � ' � strong in imposing equipage. It �,�Wa ! ,_ . .;.%, 11� " - . proceed to distribute the Assets of the Estite am )ng d nks. He wa t the permissions of a 9 only a While much of the Bible account on and inflam* mationsub- . . � . ri A 8 of gestl. I � the, PArtl4l entitled thereto, (h%ving roferauce only I - I . � - � I I ,reme er � . I ., - : .1 I I to the claIm3 of which th3y may hzve receire-1 profiliate life. The one membership, the makes the Lord his portion,. for he has spiritu I Now is your time to buy. Also � ' mb i �we take Old Stoves in ex- . . I- i touch of what comes to every, man who heaven Is to be taken figuratively and - I t . ally, it Is Plain to me -that heaven Side and theprocessof healing ehange.' Come Alndsee wbat fwe have. � - . I .1 - -111, ; -1 I . I A - , . I . I ; I _�. - I notice. Aftersuch distribution the Executors wal one bad babit, the one carousal, robs waiting for him, direct from his kin . !, . ; . i -1 not be respouifb14 to anyperam of whose claim they 11im of all the Possibilities and innocent g, has also a material existence. Christ L I . � . — . I __ .. . "of as 31100 - d - . � bave not received. hotice, log any pirt of the Ancts Anj merits and noble asp I � robes, banquets, charlotso mansions, sa d, "I go to prepara�a pla'ce -for you.#)' , Megins. There is the whole . - i I �. i � I , I . . Of the Estats. TWs notlea Is pablijhed parsq,tat, ta OZ� i . I , ,_� . � - 401. Ma2m . .1 . I . � . � - . . - V. , -_ � I - - 'rations Of a triumphs, and -it is duly a question of Is not a place material? God, who has trUt . I I - Jau"Im � czww � � L -� or Exce � � . h. Book. about it free. I - - Dftoo�l . �� the alltute In that- behalf. ... , 'A "_ -'-'2 lifetime. By one mouthful of forbidden time wban he shall wear them, drink done all the world building, the ',eb%0m + 0- I utors, . I � . - ( I -_ F. HOLVM91), So=m -_ frulb hO loses a whole orchard of fruit them, ride in them, - live in th- S.. MULLETT. '(W 00e, Seaforth - ��, . - I . a - jABORA"AY t . Egesfort ,.-.November ivan, 1 unforbidden. em and ties of stars so vast as to be a bewilder- - . ! � . -- . 11 1, .. 11 [ W7. -a — ,.A;$ -_I celebrate them. - SCOTT & BOWNE, BWkvM% 02L . � - .1 ,_� 15 . , ment to telescopes, oould .have some- � il I . I � - - . 6I 4 You we what an expensive thing sin is. I a . . I 1. X. - I . 11 I - __ I I - , � I .. -� 9 -ILMta 0, thousand times more thM it_b & You think rellolon Is a good thing for Where in his astronomy pilled up a tre- " _. .. '. __ _... , HARDWARE) STOVES and TINWARZ . . _1UX=&L . _Qb._V"6r - 11 L . # � �-o -"'-:;k1.. I.---! . I , I But SDImoulp-ar- M=dous world to =Ww.- tho RD10 I . . I � . - # N, I I � � _!.A4 . i ! I . I . I . , I .1 - I I - I , Wd by. I - L - .. . . . I . � �A - - I- i, I . I . , - I I I" ; L . i I . . - . . � I . unis - L . . y , I I . � I � - L- I�11. I L - - . � � . . � I . . � - _. f . . . .. I _� . I I I - - . . I I . � � - . . . I 11 I . . i . � - . 1_�..L - _�. � I . r . 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