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Ninety-five Cures In Ono Hundred Cases.
.." Within a period of sixty days, °tie bun -
sired cases of Asthma treated by Clarke's
Kola Compound showed the marvellous per -
tentage of 'ninety -live absolute cures -and
these figures are gathered from hospital
records. $2 a bottle; three bottles for *5.
SOld by all druggists, of The Carifliths &
Maepherson Co, 121 Church street, Toron-
to. 21.
Canada's Greatest Liniment.
Griffiths' Menthol Liniment is the great-
est curative discovery of the age. Pene-
trates muscle, membrane and tissue to the
very bone, banishes pains and aches with a
power impossible with any other remedy.
Use it for rheumatism, neuralgia, head-
aches and all soreness, swelling and in-
- nammation. All druggiats, 25 eta. 32
Head Stopped Up!
Cat arrhWas X a st or u t .J*paneseCatNrrh
Cure Dethroned the Plouster Disease
Quietly, Calmly, lileasautly. but Surely -
Mrs A. Nett's Case Was a Hard One Dist
This New Remedy Worked the Wonder.
Miss Nett is a well-known lady of Beaeh-
yille, Onto and anybody is at liberty to
verify by correspondence what le printed
bare or her core of oatarrh of long etand-
frog by Japanese Catarrh Cure. She says -
fa I had catarrh for years. My head was so
stopped up I could not breathe through
my nostrILI. My breath was disgust
foul: I had exontant pain in my head over
U1 y eyes. Nothing I could get gave mo
any relief permanently until I used Japane Catarrh Cure. The first application
gave me almost instant relief, and in A very
. short while mynose and throat were clear;
the -pain left my bead and oyes; and its
effeot ea my breath was truly wonderhal s
It purified it, and has removed every ves-
tige of the disease," A gu-noantee to oure
printed in every paokige or money refund-
ed. 50 cents at all druggists or by malL
lariffithe & Macpberson Co., Toronto. 105
• Sold by 3. S. Roberts.
09.1111PIRPOINILINS2 31, 3
REe• 1 e XI' lei OUR SALE.
VOR SALK-Fifty-four and a half acres of bush
U lane, beieg t e east half of the south half of Lot
No. 3, in the second cnncession of the, Township of
Turnberry, Couety of Huron. On this lot there is a
quantity of valuable timber. and it will be sold cheap.
Apply to J. COWAN, Wroxeter. 1606-11
DOR SALE, olt TO LET. -A dwelling house
X situat d on Goderioh street, containing ten
rooms, good cellar, hard and soft water and good
ont.buildines Now °coupled by J. L. Smith, mer-
chant. Ps essinn elven about tho lab of Aloust.
Apply ta A G. AULT, Seaforth. 1697af
$700 -watIlltril;7,thtteretdhecoototmTort:blaemaened st.10eaeSt:
Seafortb, at present occupied by Mr. A. Scott.
There aro 8 r Peas, with hard and soft water, also a
large stab e. The lot is a corner lot ana well planted
with fruit and ornamental trees. Apply to A.
SCOTT, Seafortb. 1593-11
DESIDENCE IN FIRDTIEFIELD FOR SALE. -
jai For sale she frame dwelling house and lot near
the railway station In Bruoefleld. The house eon-
taina ten rooms ; a stone cellar and hard and soft
water in the house ; also a good stable. There is a
quarter Store of land. Apply to ALEX. MUSTARD,
Brumfield. 1546-tf
WIOR SALE -The north west comer of Lot 25,
X Concesal In 4, McKillart, containing 24 acres of
land, good orshsrd handsomely situated, with an
abundant Hupp y of hard and soft water For fur-
ther• partivelare, appiv to MRS. M. MURDIE, on the
premises, r to PETER KERR. or WM, MURDIE,
Seat01th P. 0. 1602-11
UMW FOR SALE. -For sale, Lot 6, Concession 6,
Hullett, near village of Kinburn, containing
about 100 sons, all cleared and in a good state af
cultivation There are good builings,good orchard
• and plenty of . xcelisnt water. Tina is a splendid
fann and will be sold cheap. Immediate possession.
Apply to MRS SCHOALES, Constance P. 0.
1607
IDESIDENCE IN SE AFORTH FOR SALE. -For
14 sale the rood otable cottage on North Main
street, Seaforth. belonging to the estate of the late
Moore Boyd. The house contains seven rooms, be -
Bides a large 'rummer kitchen and a good atone cellar
and stable. Also hard and soft water. The
property will be sold cheap, SR the estate must be
wound up. Apply to JOHN LANDSBOROUGH,
Seaforth. 1597-11
FOR SALE -Fat sale 220 acre farm in McKiliop,
being Les 24 and 26, Concession 10, and north
part of Lot 25, Concession 9. This land has been
in pasture since, -first oleared, 25 or 80 years ago,
therefore is rich and free hem foul weeds. is
situated on the gravel road, five miles north of Sea -
forth and nine from Brussels. Terms of payment
made to suit purchaser For particulars apply to
W. GOYENLOCK Seaforth. 1694-11
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FARM FOR SALE. -For sale, in the Township of
MeKillop, the north 60 acres of Lot 16, Conces-
sion 14, boondary line. About 47 acres leared, three
acres of good hardwood bush, about two acres of
choice fruit to es, soil uneurpassed, well drained and
fenced; school half a mile away, post office and
church convenient; will be sold cheap. For par-
ticulars, apply to the proprietor on the premises, or
Walton P. 0. DANIEL McMILLAN, Proprietor.
1599-tf
"DARR IN ALGOMA FOR SALE. -For sale the
J' South East quarter of motion F., township of
Laird, oontainieg- 160 sores. There are fatty acres
°leered and free from stumps and under °rep. Com-
fortable log buildings. The balance is well timbered.
It is within, four roam nf Eebobay railway station,
and six miles of the prosperous village of Port
Findlay. This Is a good lot, and will be sold cheap,
and on easy terma. Apply to WILLIAM SIMPSON
on the premises, or to ALEX. MUSTARD, Bruce-
fleld. 1546-tf
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BUILDING LOT FOR SALE. -The very i desirable
building iota befog numbers 37, 313, 39 and
Is situated on Main street of Eg'mondvillei and Ssa-
forth. The whole contsins about one acre, and will
be sold in separate portals or together to suit the
purchaser. Tnis property is just south of the
Woollen Mille, and Mr. El Dickson's property south of
the corporation, and is considered the most desirable
building site either for private residence's or a
factory. It is high and convenient, and has a street
south and west. Apply to JANE nr JOHN SPROAT,
Etemonciville P 0., Executor@ to the Estate of the
late John Sproat. 1683.11
OPLENDID FA.RM FOR SALE. -For eale the
0 splendid farm of Mr. Robert Govenloik, on the
North Road, a mile and a half from aforth. I
contains 176 acres, nearly all cleared and in a high
state ot cultivation, Tiler° is a two story brick
house, good bank barn and everything in 'first-class
condition and well nnderdrained. It will be sold on
easy tcrms, ae the proprietor desires to retire. If
not sold before the fall It will be rented. Address
ROBEKT GOVENLOCK, Seaforth P. 0. • 1693.11
-LIAM! FOR SALE. -Farm in township of Tucker -
X sroithp being Lot 29, Concession 2,11. 11.8., con-
taining 100 acre a f good lend, well adapted for either
grain or stock raising; land in good state o oultive-
Mona?. acres of good hardwood brash. On the place
are two good frame barna stone stabling under ono;
driving shot, never.failing spring near barn, brick
house and kiteton, soft water inaide, good well, or-
ohord, etc. The farm la well situated, being five
nailea from Clinton and six from Seaforth, on good
grovel road; conveirient to school, °lour& oppoeite
place; will be sold cheap, as proprietor intends giv-
ng up farming. For particulars apply on the prem -
or to A. E. TURNER., Clinton, Ont. 1610.11
MIAMI IN TUCKER.SMITH FOR SALE ---For sale,
J Lot 34, Concession 2, L. Ft. 8., Tuckersmith,
containing 1. 0 acres, 90 of which are cleared, under -
drained and in a high state of cultivation. The re-
rnainiag 10 acres are unoulled hard woad bush.
There is a good frame house; a large bank barn,
with stone stabling ; also a largo shed and other
buildings; a large orchard of good bearing trees.
There fe plenty of water. Tbo land is of the very
best quality and it is a firsta'ass farm and must be
old. to close up the affairs of the i estate of the late
John Walker It is wahin six mires of Soaforth and
Clinton, and two miles from arucetleld station.
Also within three quarters of 'a mile of a good
school: Apply on the premises, or to the under-
signed, Bruoefield P. 0. JAMES WALKER. 1611stf
,Snap Bargains
Live
in Real, Estate and
Stock.
THIRTY DOLLARS an sore will bu' a 181 acre
farm -a first -relate grain LILA 6toqk fano-near tho
Village of Zurich, in the township of Hay, County of
Huron; rod buildings, good fences, plenty of solder
and a most desiralee place ; also thrue thereto,. hbred
short horn bulls and three Yorkshire boater all lit1 ir_
ear -rico; also so end rondster horses, all gond street, -
.nd prices ritrat For partictulors apply to 8 RAN -
ME, Zurich I'. O. 11312-11
Saw Logs Wanted.
Wanted, at the Rippen Mills, say quantity of good
Saw Logs of all kande. cut 10, 12 and 14 feet long; $7
a thousand will br paid fa good soft ohn and bass-
wood.
CORN FOR SALE.
For sole, a large quantity ef good Feed Corn at the
lowest prices.
JOHN MeNEVIN, Kippen.
1916.4
of Counsel
Rev. Dr. Talmage Gives Words
Washington, Deo.
and practical - sem°
will reach many heart
ial inspiration to th
starting in life. Hie 1
4, "Run, speak to thi
There was no gnaw
rropLet of my text, a
had left their 'nark ne
riahwas a young
•
Unwary Feet --Warning
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cot °o
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8. -This arousing
by Dr. Talmage.
and be an 1espee-
se who are now
xt is Zeohrirlah 11,
young man."
n the beard of the
d no crow's feat
r his eyes. Zeoha-
an, and in a day
dream be saw and he;'d two angels talk
Ing about the rebuild
Jerusalem. One of th
that young Zechariah
formed about the rebu
its circumference and
alls." and he says t
"Run, speak to thin.
not Walk, but run, f
urgent and imminent.
man needs to have
about the dimensions,
circumference of that
he is to build -namely
ter and destiny. No al
Pr 11 do. A little fart
w'll be of no advan
:naust be the practical
g stions, or they migh
ni de at all. Run at th
It • hour and speak to
IR n, before this yea
IR n, before this oentu
before his character is
to two worlds; this W
H w many of us bare
a id bitter experience
ought to have been &A
25 years of age! Now
yo gem° things which
Ion ly and prayerfully
no master of the situa
kr now placed and me:
al tlion in which you ev
And in order that m
bli aoterio I begin on
hat advice, which
::o re important as the
ow, if you would
Sit ation do not expo
'ot get it. illew many
tri vably mortgage the
res woes that are qui
Have the money either
In a safety deposit or i
U ited States bond bef
oh ses or go into • exp
or iitoh a spanking tea
tuniout or conteaot for
,
mansion on thelPotom
Do not depend ' n an
yen!. father or nole.
live on a good eal len
peet, and the dry of yo
mri
e t may coei before
decl ase. You cannot
ma ism or heart failure
its work. Longevity i
im roved that you can
peo le dying w en you
to.: They live tb be se
octegenarians or none
centenariane, and mean
go to bankruptcy, or,
cry; or misadpropriation
or vat,ering of railroad
go nto the enitentiary
bet er spree yourself o
15 r 20 p r cent. yo
Inv stment. Most of
:
cent. invest' ents are a
AAV the pr vilege of
meet the ob igations of
the affairs ' Of which
Better get 3t1% per mint,
roe t bond ban be pro
div dend w lob will ne
pal only ()ice or twice.
yo deeper i before th
&ntt you reit ive, inste
div donde, a letter from
socOtary of the oompan
Very sorry.
s
If you ha
Or ten years
thee you ba
spe d mone
aft r you go
geed a doll
that you do
mint servi
splendid wo
of men who
sneaked out
ter
kin
soli
ary
starvation and the poor
do pot die; they absocin
derstand how euoh spen
less improvident men da
app ar at the door of he
mis ion when they have
lies in the tophet of
Limey. Such men de not
and a harp and a marlin
last ng poorhouse. :Fro
or c1.grunt1ed state of
this counsel, for life
glad surprise, as it bas
pia e disappointment. I
of advantage or oppo
everything has been to
pleased amazement, but
ng of the city of
se angels desires
hould be well in-
IsIng of that oitY,
the height of its
the other 4nge1,
oung man.' Do
r the message is
So every young
mmecliate advice
he height atid the
which under God
his oyen charao-
w or laggard pace
er on and counsel
go. Swift footed
nd important Bug -
as well never be
pace of five miles
shat young man.
of 1898 is aimed.
y is closed. Run,
nexorably deoided
rid and the next.
ound opt ny long
things -that we
before we ere
I propose tp tell
if you will eri-
serve will aka
ion in *hie you
ter of every itu
r will be p ed.
subject in be
the outside ge
ill be mor and
ubjeot unfo s.
be master of the
•a money be ore
young men rree
futere beetle a of
sure to be th irs.
n your hand or
a bank or i 'n a
re you make ur-
nsive enterp Lies
i)
to a glitt ing
the builiin 1 a
o or the Hud on.
nheritance ona
he old man '.ay
er than yo ex -
r. eriferoed ay -
the day Of his
pend upon I. eu-
or senility do
so wonder i ily
•ot depend son
beak they o ht
tuagenarian or
narians br e en
bile their hirs
tempted to ferg-
of trust funds
r mining stook,
Neither had you
t because of the
expect from an
the 15 or 20 per
t to pay nothing
being assessed to
the company in
ou get involved.
from a Govern -
hied 15 per cent,
er be declared or
so as to tempt
grand smash up
of a payment of
the president and
saying the Y are
u•
bt
I
5.
toe a Little oney.
e to wait a year or five years
or most 1 your lifetime,
• better alb rather than
• you expeo to get. Then
it do not s end it all. Never
r until yo have 50 cents
not spend. In the Govern -
e in this city how many
en who ar the daughters
spent all they got and then
of life to 1 avetheir daegh-
penniless, to be loo ed after by Home
Senator or other riend who might
it for them a positi n on: small sal -
but .enough to keep them from
ouse! Such men
. I cannot un -
thrift and rack-
s at their deeease
von seeking ad -
left their feral
ant and mendi
deserve a thion
n. but an ever•
DO disappointe
mind do I give
as been to me o
een to most peoi
xpeoted nothing
tunity, and so
me a matter of
I have seen s
many men ruined for t Me and °tenni;
by going into expenditu 0, with uothin
to depend upon except ntiolpation, tha
if I bed power -to put al warnings into
one olap of thunder I ould with that
startling vehemence is, to all young
inen what John Randol h paid In yon-
der Senate Chamber as •• stretched, hitt
long finger out toward me Benatoirlai
opponent and with shrill
"Gentlemen, pay as yoti
Do not say you have
member Isaac Newton
astronomer of his day,
bages in the street, and
singing on the publio sq
nies that he might plc
Bunyan mending kettl,
Judge Bradley of the lj
voice oried. Out
got" .81,
o chance, bn re -
the gre test
es peddling .ab -
Martin Luther
are for any pen -
up, and john
, and the late
ited States Su-
;
-:-
prams uourt, *no Was tits son Of a Oar -
coal burner, and Turner, the politer,
vrho was the son of a barber,- and Lord
Clive, who saved India te England,
'shipped by his father to Madras as a use-
less boy whom he wanted to get rid •ot,
mid 1-Irldsaux, the world renowned
scholar and thSologian, scouring pots and
pans to work his Way through Ofilledei
and the mother of *the late William E.
Dodge, the philanthropist and magnifi-
-cent man, keeping a thread and needle -
store, an:I Peter CooPer, who; worked on
sniall wages isi a glue faetorY, living to
give $500,000 or tire founill g of an in-
stitute that ha already \ educated thou-
sands of the ioor sena and daughters of
America, and 3owdtoh, the seientist, be-
kt had been
ginning his useful 113arning and affluent
career by readipg th books th
drive ethers from a shipwreckitiat Salem.
There is, young man, a groat nenoial or
literary or mbral er .religieue enemas .
ii
awaiting you n you nly knost how to go
up and take it. The take it 4r get ready
to take it, The mihtier the opposition:
the grander the triumph when yen have
ooriquered, There irett flower ln piberia
that blooms only. in January, 'that sever-
est month of that cold climate rt is. a
star ehaped flower and oovored with glis-
tening specks tat look like diamonds. A
Russian took grime. of- the seeds ;of that
flower to St. Petersburg- aid Planted
them, and they grew; and on the coldest
day, of January they pushed back the
sziow and ice and burst into fill :blown.
They called it. the "snow &we ," and it
makes me think of .those ryhom the
world tries to freeze out and owonder,
but who in thand out abloom in
e etrength of God push
thieugh and npe hardest weather of the w rld's cold
il
th.
treatment, started and radiant _With a
beauty given oily to those .who find life
a struggle and- urn it into a victory.
Aveld GomblIng. i
1
,
Again, if you would be master of the
satiation, expect nothing from good look
or haphazard or gaming adventures. In
thie time, when it is estimated 1bat gam-
bling exchanges money to the amen= of
about 480,000,090 ' a day, this remark '
may be usefuh - There come 1 times in
inany a man's life when he hoes to get
something for Which he does not give an
equivalent, and there are 50 kinds of
gambling. :Stand aloof from all! of them.
Understand that the gamblin g !Writ is
a disease, and the more succeed I you are
the:mere certain you are to go right on
to yoor -Own ruin. Having made his
thoueands, why does not tho gambler
Stop and make a sere investment of what
he hes gained and Rend the rest of his
life in quiet or less hazardons etyle of
ocoupatiun? The reeson, is h cannot
stop.. Nothing but death ev r cures a
co firmed -gambler. Dr. Keeley's gold
on e rescues the drunkard, and :there are
an :tobacco 'preparations that will arrest
the . iotim of nicotine, and religion can
save any one -except a gambler. The fact
Is he is irreeponeible. Having got the
hal* in him, he is no more responsible
for keeping on than a man fallingfrom
-
the roof of a fou e storey house an atop
at the window of the siecond storey. Here
and placire you may find an instance where,
a' gambler has been reported jor reports
himeelf.as being converted, but in that
easeethe man wee not fully tinder the
hestiof the passion. The realimbler is
i
a Though passenger lo death a d perdi-
tion The only nee in. referein to _him
Is in the way Of prevention. He began by
takitig chances on a beekoase or, a sewing
macitiee at a church fair and ended by
getti g a few pennies for his last vela-
ablo in a pawnbrhker'e ehop. The only
man who gambles successfully lathe man
who loses so fearfully at the etart that
he is disgusted and enits. Let him win
at the start and win again, and it means
farewell to home and heavelt. Most
merciless of althsibits!:
Horace Walpole says that :a man drop-
ped clown at the door I of a clubhouse in
London and was carried in, and the gam.
blare began to bet ,whether he ;was dead
or not, and when it was proposed to
bleed him for his.recovery the !gamblers
objeoted that it Would affect thee fairness
of the bet. What'noble men they muse
have been!
To -day, Not TO -morrows.
Again, if you would be mas r of the
situation, never adjourn until t1 -morrow
,wha1 you can die to -day. . The ifference
between balmy and inspiring ork land
wear lug and exhausting and d 'spiriting
work la the difference between Work be-
hind you and work before you. ,But al-
waye - wait until ;you feel like ,11, wait •
until circumstances are more prepitious,
wait till next week or wait till next year,
and the probability is the work' will be
only half done or never done at all. Post-
ponement is the °nue of a vast popula-
tion„ After .awhile all the things that
ought to have been done previously will
rush. in upon you,:and, it being too much
for your brain and nerves, you will be a
fit subject for paralysis or nervous prom -
trotter]. How mealy battles have been
lost hecause the general did no strike
quick enough, and the enemy hal full
tirne,to gather reenforcement! You in-
tend some time to write, that important
letter. You intend some time to make
that 'business call. You intend some time
to finish that book. You intend some
timeto preach that sermon. Where is
sometime? What iff some time? Does it
walk:or does it float about you? Will it
:happen to come? No! Some tiro is never.
!There are -no stragglers in the daYi and
'months and years. If one day hould re-
fuse to keep step end -become a t aggler,
it would wreck the unlyeree. rompt-
nese! Up to time! To -day! Now! You
will get only what you win.
There are accidents, like the printer's
mistake whioh oadsed Louis Napoleon to
he called "Napolecin III." A Parisian Mi-
ter at the time that Louis Napoleon by
las e strategy turned the republic into a
Monarchy wrote In - derision the word
' Napoleon," folloWed by three exclama-
t on points. Thdeb exclamation points
t a printer mistoek for the letter 'I"
*tree times writt n, and hence be was
:soiled "Napoleon. II." But promotions
by itoindent are nob to be depended on.
Depend on gado nothing exoept that
Which under God, y your ewe industry .
and good sense yo 'achieve. .That was a
good maxim of olden time, "Get thy
spindle ready, ansil God will sand thee
flax." .
Bell glop Necessary.;
Again, if you weuld be roaster ef the
situation, and I name it last .- because It
is the meet important, for you: know that
"Atoll il last mentioned is apt to be best
tentembered, I charge you get; into your
eart and life, your oonverssition and
*our manaere, your body, mind and
}Soul, the near 8,0 Otyearold 'religion of
the Bible. Why so? FA:cause+ the large
majority of peoph quit this -life before
25.years of age, ind the possibility is
that if you do not tako possession of this
religion„, and religion does not take
poseeesion of you while you are young,
you will never co o into alliance. Mrs
Heraolitus, awarding to Plato, said
that no man bathes twice in the same
river. But, suppo e you live to be octo-
genarians, do yeti iot see that postpone-
iment is an awful waste of nerve and
tahe vy load all your life
meals and brain What is the use of ciur pulling a
ben you can ha
ones ths
essed to
eat mil
that mill
bY a mill
4, -
DECEMBER 23, 11,498
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poureu ..y a small brocek, or you can put !mop down and net tneir oneness?
it along he deep arta swift St. Law-
rence, which will roll through the mill
race tons if water ever' second bf time. i
008 ries and ruin That Are Delicious ,-for:
Dlr. Tier Fin 1 she.. I
5
Are you g ing to : r your li e by the
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SAVINGS BAN K.—Interest allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards.
Special fst fifties for:transaction of business in the Kloicike District.
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'1', 1101,11114;STED, Soliaitor.
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Mobey Orders, payable at any baok, issued at the following rates
• . , Undelio,
to $20
shallow drippingo of rally i linen
or ny the rolling ri s of o nipotent
power? Are you goin o under ake the
work of life with o11g but our own
brain and arm boec p by all the ter-
restrial and all the col Mal forces of the
Almighty? I mak reat an :offer as
was ever made by n4.I1 I offer you God.
He tells me to ra ke 1 hat poI nt blank
proposition. If ye wa t them you can
hare them :on yourl sidel for th earnest
asking --bmnisoier, omnipresence,
mnipoten el Can o i agine a greater
,,,
o
/ft
contrast th4n a yoring z an undertaking
life alonee-life, with al ts coefrentrnents
of temptatl n andobst es -and a young
man under eking life th every wing of
angel and yore; tbund rbolt of heaven
pledged for his defense nd advancement
-the dlffereuoe botwei a y.eutig man
alone and 4 young 1 r4n befriended by
the Maker nd:Uphold of the Universe?
The battle ot life is zio severe that no
young mani can affor 1 td decline any
help, and the mighties lien is God. One
night m the year 17 Count'Leseock
went to escort the Pri ess Elizabeth to
Russia to a throne *al i was then un-
occupied. he halted, e hesitated, she
wondered bother she •ad better go to
the palace 4nd mount le throne of all
the Russias Then Co it Leseook drew
on a paper wo sketohe , the one .of her-
selfeand tbO count ih d apace and on ths
scaffold anli the: oth of herfielf on a
throne am!1 braising subjeotsq When
she saw pla nly that •e mud make a
choice, she hose the th ne. I pt before
the young iin of ,Wa ington and the
young men of Americaa choice between
4
overthrow nd enthron ent. Yell may
have what on will. 11 you be the
slave of pas ion and el and det th or a
conqueror e palacedi?a Spaniih prov-
erb was rig 1 when it s td, "The road of
'
By and By eads to the own of Never."
ret Ciotti! t 4�d.
More you
vantage wh
have the no
into &Trees
for instano
"You ought
it were you
man I woul
me. On- th
as though y
While in thi
the tied 'w
varnish of o
ligion.' Get
through Jes
bother your
two minutes
funeral. H
that will ex
that ought t
it with ever
with every a
Neither w
other absurd
of this world
compared wi
000 trary, 'yo
ate the imp°
decides your
well deepise
g men teott
oh I speak
ion th t r
ng pro° ss.
, the, bed
to sit”
i.vtit ver
la
not w
oontrar
u were
world and:
rid, *ere
tlin lid in
In
rhigrh
is Cis
elf the
about
re is
irpete f om
be extirpat
-virtue ax
ticipation.
uld I have I on adopt the
preachment that the thing
are of little importance a
th the next tvorld. On th
cermet sufficiently appreoi
tanoe of thie world, for it
next world. You might as -
schoolhouse because it is
not a univer, ity. In the 1sichoollionse we
prepare for the university. If this -world
Is of Such ' tittle importiancee I do not
th'ink the fir t born and tee last born of
heaven, woul have spent 33 years !down ,
here to rodeo it. 1
-
I
Start Right,
Youpg man, start. right, and the only
way td, start right is to pt yourself into
oompanionsh p with the best friOnd a.,
young man ever had -Ch let the iLord.
you equipois
neertaintien
ay of doss.
coms. to
w not whici
you in you
nough to.b
4 take t
tho ed-
it they , id not
igion juta ono
hey hav4 heard,
id praa hment,
:day as though
Suob a lachrymose
nt atjywhere 'around
y, y ii ougnt to live
gold to live a great
is live forever in
is no mell of
er genulne re -
rel tion with God
, an you n ed not
est f your liife for
eatti or aboub your
n.41y religion, one
our nature all
d and irradiate
make it glow I
To: make cranberry pie with eggs
Take one coffe cupful of fineltehopped
oranberries an 1 ,a oup of sugar beaten
with one whol ega and the yolks of two
eggs. Mix th in thoroughly and turn
Into 0 plate I eed with pie °rust, artd
bake in a m derate oven. ,Beat the
whites of two ggs to a stiff froth and
add two tables oonfuls of sugar. When
the pie is bak d spread • the meringue
roughly over 1 :o top and retnrn to the
oven for a few ii ornente to brovfrn ligh•
ly.
Another deli ions pie may ; be made
thus: Take two cups of chapped cran-
berries, and a d to them one carp of
raisins, seeded, nd chopped, half a cup
of granulated s gar, he same amount
of water, two tr bleapoonfuls of flour, and
one egg. Line ie plate with rich crust
and fill with t Is mixture; cover with
an upperordst rid bake in rather a slow
°vSi
Sifta Cana ian cranberry pudding:
into a large bowl two cups ' of flour
and a half a tea poonful of salt. Mix into
this one half of oup of molasses and
two-thirds of a oup of sour milk, in
which half a t spoonful Of soda has
been dissolved. dd one beaten egg and
one and one -ha f oups of cranberries.
Turn into a but ered pudding dish and
steam an hour a d a quarter: Serve wibh
,
a sweet sauce.
A dainty and pretty dessert ie cran-
berry Bavarian eam, Rub' through a
sieve while hot o e pint of cooked . oran-
berries, and ad to them ori oup of
granulated suga . Soak half a box of
gelatine .in half cup of water and add
it while the herr es are bot. When thd
sugar and geiati e are dieseling , place
the dish oontaini g the mixture1i a pan
of los water and stir until it begins to
thicken. Then a d one cup of mi1ie and
whip light one up of cream an all jt
lent. Beat there ghly and turze 1 into a
mould and set in a cold place to arden.
Serve it with wb pped cream. -
Lightecranberr puffs are mad thus:
Rub through a leve one pint o flour,
two teaspoonfuls 1 baking powd r and
half a Leaepoonfu of salt. Add two eggs
well beaten and ilk enough to make a
batter as thick a for pancakes, and stir
In one pint of o anberries. Butter cust-
ard orips pa 1 a d tiy fill them :with the
mixture. Place hem in a steamer and
steam one ,hour ithout lifting the cover. .1 ,
, ;
They should be • ry light and like puffs.
Serve with he f llowing sawni: Cream
together one oup 1 powdered auger, half
a. cup of butter, one egg and one tea-
spoonful of vent la extract. Have one
oup of milk bolli g and when ready -to
serve etir it into he creamed rnixture.
.e
A Qu er Incident.
t , A Chicego- man, according to the
fribune of that oity, used the telegraph
A the other day in Mn odd way. A visitor
s Whom he had m.t frequenti . in New
e York stepped into his office, It Was bust-
_ .
lgs as well as inolination to bs exceed -
in iy cordi 1 to the New Yorker, but for
th life of ire ii!. Gould 'not recall the
• itor's e me. In the midst f the con-
ve sedan t e Chicago mat was reminded'
of a ti telt. m be ad forgotten to nand.
ng u a blank he meet the follow-
ing to his ew ork house: "What'. the
name of Y nkin'I bead man? Can't re-
call it. Ho is here." They oha ted aim*
for half n hour, when the answer came.
It read: "Sinapkins." And now, Mr,
Simpkin , t Is .about time for lunch,"
reinarked the Chinni) man, "We'll go
over to 1 e club. I want yoi to meet
seine of My frien s there."
.,
He will give
Ing of life's
port you in
you when yo
road and kn
He will guid
you are wise
your own.
perity, he wi 1
a fortune. If
you are put 1
see to it that
for your soul
hard s ip wil
of a man'. I
will =ke th
as and perha
li
morning twil
on earth is
ti
11
.sn
amid the rook -
He will sup-
s will -direct
forke Of the
road to take.
;home life, if
ye a hams of
you live enti to great pros -
show ycrizi ow to manage
our earthly project, fail and
financial etraits, he wil
that is the _best oondition
and the (Madonna and the
make you more and more
you live ore to old age, he
evening twdight as bright
s brighter than waiz the
ght, and whn your !work
one the ga s of a potter
orld will op'n on expan ions and en-
hronements and fellciti s whichS.
ohn describ
ometi 'nos as
mes aa a o
mos as an o
ants, blow
"Play" Sawing Wood
(Jtnaaianj Grocer thin there is
anneponi g for a ood young min in Bab
Portage, ta1ug La opinion up n the 101 -
lowing a vertise ent:
Wanted—A yo ng man tolook after
;Must I:4
okkeeper.
and to
week in
meetings
evenings.
epees arid
L., News
Id to bis son; "There's
07,. 80 you piny go out
" "And what can I
ood, of coursit."-Naw
general store on Ramny River.
I sober, honest aria a practical
Will be expectedto distribu
make up mail three *Imes a
summer, aitdto conduct prays
(Presbyteti o WednesdaY
Apply by 1 tter, 1 olosing rete
stating wages e peoted, to A
office, Rat ortag
As the farmer s
nothing to kio to
and play awhile
play? Sawing
England Grocer.
s eometimee: as orchards;
shaded streats and ome-
ystalline rly r and ome-
chestra With1enighty tnstru-
on by il a oharuhlo Or
thrummed by fingers sera hie, and in-
habitants: alWays tearlee 'and songful
and resplendent, 110 thit the mightiest
oalamity of Um universe ithe portion of
that one wholfails to enter it.
Young man, seek only : levatingand
:
improaing co panionshipe 00 not let the
last seton of noble tan]y, a follo
:with a big nae, but badhabits, for he w
drinks and s ears and isdlsso]uto,I take
your arm to 1 alk down the str et or
spend an evening wltb yiou, either at
your room or his room. Rrnembor that
sin is the moet.expensivelt leg in God's
universe. I h ve read that . ir Brasil., th•
knight, tired ut wilin th- chase, had a
falcon on his vr1.t, as tinty.did in 1 days
CI
of falconry, hen with ha ks or falcons
they went,for h to bring 0 Wn partridges
or ,grouse or leigeonze an , being very
thirsty, cam to a strea struggling
from a rock, and, relealing the falcon
from his *ria, he took thebugle Which
he carried, ant, stopping the mouthpiece
of his bugle ith a tuft of r mom he put
Mit extempor zed cup und-r the Water
whd h came d wn drop by drop trona the
roe until Ibol oup Wei 'full and thee lift-
ed 1 to drink when the falcon he had
rule sod with udden mwoopl: dashed the
sup from his and. By.the, same process
he lied the o p agaiwand •,•was about to
_dr! k when t e falcon by another swoop
dast ed dowe he oup. Enraged at • this
ins lone' and violence of the hied, he
orbs , "I Wil wring ebyJ neck if thou
doe t that again." But, having filled the
coup a third tine and trying _ to drink, a
thi a time the faloon dashed it down.
Then Sir Bra 11 with his filst struok the
and reproao fully at dsint land dropped
dead.
which fl , ttered and loOked lovinglY
a great
of the rook w, ono, drin the water,
so
Then Sir Melt, lookinitg4p to the top
above told, th venom front his mouth
it
li 1 roan serpent coiled fold
dropping into hat from which Sir Brazil
had filled bis: up. Than eXelaimed the
hat I killed :.
/
knight, "Wb a a kind thin it was, for
the falcon to ' ash down , hat poisoned
OUP, and who a sad thing
him, and wha a narrowesaape I had I"
So now there, re no more -Certainly wa-
ters that refre h than Water that' poison.
ThIll 11101111113 there are honsands of
young mei, u wittingly ani not know-
ing what they do. taking into their bugle
oup of earthly joy that which is deadly
because 1* dri iii from the j we of that
old serpent, t devil, -and he dove of
agtown and agan filled and
i
1:
God's Spirit 1 kindly warning dashes
down the cup, but again it is filled and
ain dashed
ain dashed own. Why net turn away
d slake yenr thirst at the clear,
ght, perennial fountain that • breaks
m the Roc* of Agee,
de and so deep that all th inhabitante
i
o
fountain s
earth and eilil the armies Of heaven roaT
i
e two of the white all
t Sc Jo1u saw in heaven har- an
your load? Suppose you have a bri
•wheel te turn. You oan pus fro
wheel where it will be turned wi
race of 1 water one foot den _ of
In Sioltn ss and Sorrow -i-
.
God takes noipl asure in pain 'or sor-
row, but He wi 1 mpose both if ithereby
He may bring 4s o love Him or maks
us more like H elf. At such al time it
is selfish, unbele ing, to oomplitin and
murmur -very iwi ked 10 and fain with
Goa. There are edloines whieh, takes
with wisdom abd in moderatiob, baffie
disease and resto e health but abused,
they weaken and estsoy. 'So with skis-
nefid and sorroW, as we please to use
them. To EIOLUalith y are whateGod means
them for all, a ira or ot life unto; life;*.
others, a savor of eath unto death. At
such a time it is only .wise to:be very
considerate, very unable, my pubmis-
, sive. .
1
No Drunk
In Waldeck, a 11
ity a deorao has b
;
license to marry w
any indivictial wh
of getting drunk.
been a drunkard a
he must produce
formation to warr
rd Can Harry.
tie German principal -
en proolaimed that a
11 not be granted to
has been in the habit
If anyone who has
)plies for such a license
ullielent proof of re-
nt his receiving it.
•
rt, of Logan, has pur-
burn's 50 acre farm on
n. Mr. Leyburts has
term at Whirl Creek.
Coppin, of Logan, has
farm in Hibbert from
ate Wrn. Meehan, V.
accident recently, in
' W tn. Herb
Mr,, John Le
the Imirth coucessi
purchased the Waug
--Mi. Simnel G.
bought the fifty acre
the rxecutotti of the
who died..froin
Nev. York
sioWn ?hat is
It is the b
partly digest
bined with
phites and gl
will it\do ?
the pooyi bloo
rich and red.
It will give
to the overw
nerves. It w
• the thin for
wasted from
It is every
edged as Th
the World.
sac. and x.oc
SCOTT at BOWNE,
cott's Emul-
st cod-liver oil,
d, and com-
he hypophog-
cerine. What
It will make
of the anxmic
nervous energy
rked brain and
ll add fiegh to
of a child,
fat -starvation.
here' acknowl-
Standard of
all druggists.
Chemists, Toronto.
,
•
$10
i.08 $20 to $30 .12
.10 $30 to $50 .12
Pretty Foot
Goes a Long Way
want to
tom then
ee Granby" on the
I nays what 1 em
But what is the use of a pretty
foot, in this country in the winter
time, if you do not have a perfect
fitting Rubber or Overshoe.
Now, this may be news to you,
but you will find it to be a fact;
there is only one make of Rub-
ber's and Overshoes, in this -coun-
try, that are right up-to-date in
fit, finish, quality and durability
and they are the
anby Rubbers
and OVERSHOES
n, light, comfortable. Extra thick at ball and heel.
GRANBY RUBBERS WEAR LIKE IRON."
i_Every vestige of the Hoffman Stock must be sold out before
A O'clock, Saturday, December 24th, 1898.
Its a ease now of not what the goods cost, but what
they are worth to you.
R. B. SMITH,
Dry Goods Co.
.4116,01116,41116:10, -
If you want Pry Goods for yourself and something for a friend; if you want -
to load a-Christtnas Tree for almost nothing, come early to the
road Closing Out Sale of the Hoffmati, Stock
General and -Fancy, Dry Goods
tadies' Coats at 95c, $1.95, and $2.95 ; worth three tiraes the price.
1:
B. SMITH, Seaforth.
0 W. ANDREW S, Manager.
/5-0-0.4,410-00.04) 40..4 0 O.* .40.***411111 •••••••••••••••••
PreNiention of Cruelty
•0
e
ra without loss of tissue and make him a cheerful,
It pays to use Dick's Blood Purifier.
43,
ness of a cow's milk.
•
to Horses.
Many a poor horse, utterly run .
I
down by impoverishment of blood
and its accompanying ills, is blamed
for laziness and harshly treated,
The use of
DICK'S -BLOOD PURIFIER 2
Would strenghthen such an one,*
would fortify him to endure fatigue ;•
enable him to accomplish work
willing worker.
It greatly increases the flow and rich -
50 CENTS A PACKAGE', TAIAL SIZE 25 Greys,
LEEMIND MILES & CO„ Agents, Montreal. DICK te CO., Proprietors. t
••••••••••••••464643.424-0464,04.044 44044440416•46464116••••••••46**
a9 s
11
Pure
Indian
Fresh frOm the gardens of India to the tea tables of Canada.
Fine Purniture for Xmas
The multi ud of sensible people who are tired of giving and receiving
useless nothin t Christmas, will appreciate the magnificient selection of
Fine Furniture w have collected for this season's trade.
Here are host of handsonte pieces you will find nowhere else. Oddments
that wll give a if-ul return in use and pleasure for every cent of the extremely
low prices we a, k.
WE DELIVER,FITRNITURE FREE.
, I
1:3717-13MIRrill-.4—IINTC+.
pur UndertaltAng Department is corn lete and strictly up-to-date with a
a quantity of suitable chairs to be used at f nerals, which we will lend free of
larger selection than ever before, and prices o suit every one's needs. iP'e have
,
gl,
char e, and any orders that we are favored With shall receive our best attention.
Nigh calls promptly attended to by our undertaker, Mr. S. T. Holmes, Goder-
ich street, Seaforth, opposite the Methodist church
BOADFOOT, 13qX & CO.,
Sla.A...10JEVISEE.
DECE
toils .
y
e Surveyor, Ye
land Sorvoszore, Du
WOE ALE. -In
X dwelling and
centre of village
31188 8. CAM -43t,
ONEY AT
money has be
1&ame-8, slims a
APPla. J' /1"3
yelr1y,, CD
ATS, Do
CaTANTED. A T
VI( , class earth'
lap:axed; -duties
JosEru LYONS,
Algoma, Ontario,
ORN BEATTIE,
tJ court, CountV
vesteocer, Lends Lo
rtivesred and to
Ivens' etos 0, triton
n.111113ER FOtt S
sale the timbe
cession O, IScKllr
ash suitable ler r
which sill be Fold
Me, James Lo
EST
.1`11AY CATTLE.
undersign d,
one red and bile
by -proving propert,
DENNISON, Vaana
C_4TRAYED CAT
0 signed, on Lot
dale, on or about
cattle ; 3 heifere ri
few white spots;
three red, with
greyish -colors A r
person giviog any i
recovery. JOEIN
HOItTaltailaa8
for esae two g
'and teEMS right.
a, Stanley, Bromato
'DULLS FOR. ai
eale three Dui
old; roan -and red
animals, .andarerrso
from Thomas Russ
MORE, Let 30,0
P. e
_
GIOU SALE, a nm
E from Ste 11
from 12 to IS most
breeding lusty fe#
are good colors. A
byJ.W.B. Nirirt.
=66, two years th
dark roans fear
Alsoa fewaeows astl
make room, as her
ring; terms easy.
Btsit FOR
keep for -se
Kili0p, a thorough
payable at the tun
returning if neem
IDOAR FOR *
D
ianiekl.tao
eeirforow
r ee
$1, poyable It the
of returning If neol
TULL FOR
JD keep for Wit
thoroughbred T
netore January,
Soa0T1'.
. • 1
1ti4i43ti
::t0liz;iAR;Bi1TmiBOad
iignedhall°:*flop, ahotangh
G:ekSng'°
aPiI2ltieollioe
ro
en Lot 26
ahoroughbree 01
uedyezp
Ile adrI:tedroae
eviee;:cut
uzgiioriia
UTH B
C::be:ee1d
aworthBoar.
it'11
pytbe
lurg:ebeel
br1:gI
'1u
1
WORTH
signed lila .1.4
11100110p, a they
limIted number ,ot
extregoodP*--en'
arms their berksh
'Terme fa, with Pr
JOHN KelfILLAI
T108 FOR SA
JE undersigned,
ahlres,hes 'forage
also keep for aervi
strobased from
and winner at No
payable as
Ed returning
D0REA150E, Lot
loth P. 0.
NOTIOE
After Demmbei
market for drew
pricee at
T. IL
1614
!stun*
TOWNSH3
;Notice Is here
fat the nominatie
Reeve and 0oune
smith, for the u
On bliNtda3
And in case m
didatea are prop
will be wetted of,
MONDA1
An follows: FOT
old sadlery
• Jbeeph Weber,
M.2, at Seheol
Broadfeet, depe
3, at School liosl
tuning _officer;
William Sinclair
17
WINTER'
:3rd, 1899.
SUCCESS '
,course at thii
WRITE
15.52
External or i
surgical opera
Write for book,'
testimonials.
DE. El