The Huron Expositor, 1899-07-07, Page 24
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dosing the stomach or
grlication of Griffith's
tiraw out the pain and
relief—It will cure any
how severe.
"I tuffered from Hove
eould not obtain any retie
Griffith's Menthol Lite
soothing action of this m
always takes away the
had a headache last longer
since I began using th
Lent," L. DUOS, 187 Cent
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buy them at one time—a
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cured see your druggist;
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Within a period of sixty days, one hue
*red clews of Asthma tre ted by Clarke'
Kola Compound showed the marvellous per
ventage of ninety-five ebs lute curee—al
these figures, are gathere from hospita
reeords. $2 si bottle; thr bottles for $15
Ited by all druggists, or •e Griffiths &
Macpherson Co., 121 Chum street, Toren
21.
Sold by J., S. Roberts.
REAL ESTATE FO SALE.
FOR• SALE—In the Village of ensall, a fine brink
dwelling and (store combined well situated nea
centre of vIIiaa. Terms rase nable. Apply
MISS S. CARTA LE, Hermit.
161.6
ARM FOR LE. --For sale,
t 6. Conceseien 6,
Hullett, ne r village of Kloburn, oontainie
about 100 sores, II cleared and 1 a good state Of
cultivation. _ There are good built go, good orchard
end plenty of exeellene water. his is i splendid
farm and wilt be sold cheap, Ins oedtite poesess1on.1
Apply to MRS. EGHOALES, Cons arm P 0.
1 16071'
-LURIE FOR SALE. -Lot 80, Gismos/ilea 1, town.
_U ehip of Tuokeremith, H. R. EI.'the property of
the late William Whitely le offerei! for &ale. On the;
farm is erected a two story stone( hout, barn and
sheds. There Is also a good boring rchard, and
the farm le well Watered with a listing spring and 'a
well. Apply W. f8. AWRENCE, Clint n 0. •, or
to E. WHITELY on the premises. 1612-tf
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MIAMI FOR SALE.—For sale, in the ownship of
X MoKillop, the north 50 aoree Of Lo 16, Comes.
sion 14, boundary line. About 47 stares cleared, three
acres of good hsrdwood bush, about two sores of
ehoice fruit trees, soll unsurpassed, wellldrained and
enoed ; school half a mile away, pt office and
, church convenient ; will be sold cheap. For par-
ticulars, apply to the proprietor cin the premises, or
Walton P. 0. DANIEL blisMILLAN, Proprietor.
169941
ADUILDING LOT FOR SALE.—The very desirable
1,11 building lots, being numbees 87, 38, 89 and
la situated on Main street of EgMondville and Sea.
forth. The whole contains about One acre, and will
De sold in separate parcels or *Tether to suit tho
th
purchaser. This property is cat souof the
Woollen Mills, and Ildr. S.Dickson e property south of
the corporation, and Is considered the most desirable
building site either for private reeidence's or a
factory. It is high and convenient, and has a street
' south and west. .Apply to JANE or JON SPROAT,
Egniondville P. O., Executors to the Estate of the
te John Sproat. 1588-0f
PLENDID FARM FOR SALE.—For sale the
splendid farm of Mr. Robert Govenlook, on the
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orth Read, a mile and a half from Seaforth. I
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contains 175 -acres, nearly all clear d and in * high
state of cultivation, There is A wo eltory tirick
house, good bank barn and everyth ng in flrefeelase
oondition and well underdrained. t will be sold on
easy terms, as the proprietor desires to retire. If
not sold before the fail it will be rented, Address
ROBERT GOVENLOOK, Seaforth P. 0. 159841
"DROPERTY IN HARPURHEY FOR SLE.—For
gale, the residence in Harpurhey at present ()c-
oupled by the undersigned. There 'is a good frime
house, bricked inside, and a stable, also over an acre
and a hail of land, also a splendid orchard of all kinds
- of fruit, both large and small. It is situated on the
main street, and has all necessary conveniences. Also
he park lot immediately in the reae of the above,
containing S acres, on which there is a good house
and large stable, also an orchard ad well. These
properties will be sold together or separately. These
properties are admirably adapted for a retired farm-
er or market gardener, Apply on the premises to
the proprietor, or address Seaforth P. 0. WILLIAM
DYNES. 183441
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*XTILLAGE LOTS FOR SALE.—For sale in the
V Village of Bayfleld, the fo lowing lots : Lot 8,
- in Range F, in the, township of Stanley (excepting
therefrom la sores owned by Mrd. L,. Clark).
the land to be sold containing seven acres ; second—
Northeast corner of Lot 7, in Rahge F, in the town-
ship of Stanley, containing three acres. These lots
are both situated on the Bayfield road, within the
Corporation of Bayfield. Immediate possession will
be given. Title free from all eneumbrances. For
further particulars epply to the undersigced.
ROBERT WATSON, Brut:lel:181d ; HENRY _ PECK,
Bayfteld, Executors. 163541
1giARM IN TUGKER3MITH FOR SALE.—For sale,
X Lot 24, Conceesion 3, H. R. S., Tinikeremith,
containing 100 acres, 90 acres cleared and in a good
state- of cultivetton, 10 acme of good hardwood bash.
There Is on the premises a good brick house and
kitohen ; a large new bank barn, with seone etab.:ing
underneath ; an open shed ; driving house, and other
buildings; two good wells and orchard. - It is able
:miles from Seaforth and six from Clinton on a g(ood
gravel road. School close bv. Will be sold oh ap.
Apply on the prenalees to ROBERT hicVETY, or ea -
forth P. 0. 1689x4 f
MIAMI LANDS IN TUOKERSMITH FOR SALE.—
.12 For sale that well-known and firet-claes farm on
the Mill Road, Tuokersmith, known air the " Fanson
Farm." It is obese to the villaze of Egnsondville, and
within one mile and a half of &Morn. Ifs contains
97 acres, with bricki_residence and gool buildioge ;
pl nty of good water end well underdrained,' It
we I be sold as a whole, or in parts to suit purchaSere,
an on easy terms df payment. This is a eple did
op o•tunity for any peeson desiring to get a ery
pi agent location for a reeidence Also the reeld nee
of the undereigned in Seaforth. A comfort bis
ho se and good lot ; convenient to Main street Ap-
pia to the Proprietor, Seaforth, or the TIM EXPOS TOR
Ot ce. ROBERT PARSON, Seaforth. 1641-tf
VARII IN TUOKERSMITH FOR SALE.—For Bele,
sU Lot 11, Conceseion 8, Tuokeresnith, containing
100 acres, all cleered but about 8 acres of good bileh.
It( s urderdrained, well fenced, and in a high state
of au tiv Baton. There is a good stone house ; good
barns, stables and outhouses. It aliciins a good
eobool , is within five miles of Seafortb and three
gni es from Kippers. There is plenty of good water.
WI I be sold wish or without the crop. It Is one of
the( beat farms in the township, and will be sold on
oasfr terms, as the proprietor wants to retire. Aleo
5�*ye within a mile and a quarter, a gdod graeing
lot,t well lensed, but no built:liege. Will be sold to
get er or separately. Apply on the prernisee, or ad.
doe EgmondvIlle P. 0. JAMES MeTAVISH.
1680 tf
FR SALE.—tate of the late Mark Caste:1s.—
Being Lot 42, Corceseeion 14, of East Wawanosh,
Huron county, containing 134 sores. It Is one half
mile south of the thriving towo of Wirsgha m, There
is on the property a large bank barn, hay barn, and
strati shed, all wIth stone foundations ; tee driving.
and implement shedis, with workshop °vet one and
sepalrate frame horse stable ; good train() dwelling,
with stone cellar, and good well at door. Also first -
01 bearing' orchard. Soil clay loam ; in a high
etAt of cultivation, well watered with oranch of
Malt and through one corner. For Asti er partic-
uhsr apply to the executors: GEORGE ,3ASSELS,
Roo ester p. fa, Mich.; JAMES GOLLEY, Wingham
p, o. • JAMES THOMPSON, WIngham p o. ; or to
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1614-5
THOAA8 CASSELS, on the premises.
-Sna Bargains in Real Estate and
Live Stock.
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TR RTY DOLLARS an acre will buy a 181 acre
farna &first-class grain and stock farm—near the
VIII1e of Zara's, in the township of Hay, °Minty 01
Hurop ; good buildings, good fences, plenty of water
and atmost desirable place; also three thoreuehbrod
short (horn hulls and three Yorkshire boars, alt fit for
servi ; elite several roadster horses, all plod stook,
and p ces right. For pada:mars apply to 8. RAN.
NM, lira% P, 0, 1612-tf
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Washington, Julv 2.—In this discourlie
Dr. Talmage vigor) sly arraigns one of
the great evils . th t _have cursed the
everld and, urges gets rous -interpretation
of the cherac ere of there; text, Romans
i, 20, "FulIj of ery,murder, debate,
deceit, Tricilig ity—Thisperers."
Paul Was ere co ling the long roll of
the world is v Rainy and he puts in the
midst of this 'oJ1 Mose persons known in
all cities and comm mit' s and places as
• whisperers. phey ee o called because
f h ey generallY epee um ervoice and in a
vonlidential way, t reir lurid to the side
of their mouth- acting as a funnel to
;woo the precious! in °reflation . from
J
speak softly n t bec ins() hey have lack o
wandering into th wrong ear. They
of lung force or , bt cause they are over -
1'0 leered with the sp'rit .4 gentleness, but
aucauxe they ant o eseape the conse-:
enemies of def mati n. =If no ono hears
hat the pe,rso whi. pored unto and the
offender be ar aigne , he can • deny the
whole thing, or w isperers ere . always
first class liar ! ' I 1
Some people whie ler because they are
hoarse from a cold r becaase they wish
to convey some usef il iriformation with -
..tit dieturbing, other , teat the creatures
eliotoaraphed by the apostle in my text
.riva muffled utteran e from, sinister and
ri..eraved -motive, an sometimes youeoan
only hear the .sibila t soundas the leiter
• "S" drops from the ongue into the listen-
ing ear, the brief hi of the serpent as it
•
projects its venom.
W'hisperers are hitt
With a tendency to 1 ajority On the side
or thosb who are, Called "the lords of
ereation." Whisperekss aro heard at every'
(,Vindow of bank cashier and are -heard in
all counting rooms a well as in sewing
sweeties -and at meet ngs of atiylum dim-.
tors and managers. rThoy ere the worst
foes Of society, responsible for inieeriee
innumerable; they are the scavengers of
the world, driving their - exit through
every. community, an. -to -day I hold up
for your holy anath ma and execration
these, whisperers.
From the frequono
speaks of them wide
conclude that he r
A oinewhat from them
ouline aid feminine
with which Paul
. different titles -.1
ust have suffered
His personal pres-
ence was very defecti e, and that made
him perhaps the target of their ridicule,
iind besides that he was a baoheior, parr
lesting in his celibacy down into the
sixties—indeed, all the way through—
and, some having failed in their connu-
bial designs upon hire, the little mission -
r y was put under the raking fire of thes•e
iiyhisperers. He was no doubt a rere
• morsel for their scandalization, and he '
cannot keep his' patience any longer, and
• be lays hold of these miscreants Cif the
tongue and gives them a very hard set-
tiing down in 'my • text among the
• • ecoundrelly and the murderous. "Env,
meurrds."
er, m
, debate, deceit, alignity—whis.
lare
The law ef libel Inakes rick and stont
rip of 'open slander. If should in a
plain way, calling you by name,"cliarge
ou with fraud or theft or murder or un-
ei eanness, to -morrow morning ii might
have peremptory documents served on
e, and I would have • to pay in dollars
and'oents for the damage I had done
Pour character. But these creatures
spoke p of in my text are so small that
they escape the fine tooth comb of the
Mw.- They go en, and they go on, escap-
ing the judges and the juries and the
penitentiaries. The district attorney can-
fitd them, the sh4riff cannot find
them, the grand jury cannot find them.
Shut them off from one route of perfidy,
arid they start on another. You cannot
1
by the foroe of moral sentiment perimade
them to desist. You might as well read
the Ten Commandments to la flock of
crows, expecting them to retreat under,
the fore of moral sentiment. They are
to be feiund everywhere, these whisperers.
1 Oink their paradise is a country village,
of about 1,000 or 2,000 people where
everybody knows everybody, but they
ale() are to be found in large quantities
in all our cities.
They have a prying disposition. They
' lo k into the basement windows at the-
taalee of their neighbors and can tell just
w lot they have morning and night to
cat. They mar see as far through a • key-
leele as other people can see with_ a door
wide open. They can hear conversation
on the opposite side of the room. Indeed,
the, world to them is 4 whispering gal-
lery. They always put the worst con-
stpuction on everything
Oorne morning a wife descends into the
street, her oyes damp with tears, area
that is a stbnulus to the tattler and is
enough to set up a business for throe or
four weeks. "I guess that husband and
3
With
fe don't live happily together. I won-
der fah° hasn't been abusing h1r? Its
outrageous! He ought to be diseiplined.
He ought to • be brought up before the
chnrch. I'll go right over to my neigh-
bors, and I'll let them knowabout this
matter." She rushes in all out of breath
to a neighbor's house and says: "Oh,
hirr1. Allow, have you heard the dreadful
news? Why, Our neighbor, poor thing,
carne down off the steps in a flood of
tearls. That brute of- a husband has been
abheing her. Well, it's just as 1 expected.
I saw hint tae other afternoon very snail -
in jand very graWous to some etas who
- sr i es back, and I thought then I would
.just e up to hita and tell hirn he had
bet sr go honest and look after his wife
and faintly, who probably M that very
time were upstairs crying their eyes out.
Oh, I Mrs. Allem, do have yetsi 'Inesband
go
bor
It'
o ow and put an end te Sista troubleal
mpty onti&geous that our neigh -
hod should Ito disturbed in this wayl
wful!"
e fact ir that one man or woman set
of this hellish spirit will keep a
neighborhOod a -boil. It does not
ass any very Ifgreat brain. The chief
sit* is tits the woman have a
tamilr or no fatillY tr all. bteause
en
wh
req
Peg
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1TRON EXPOSITO
ft' she vs a !area fartaly then She wou1d.
have stay at home and look after
them. It is very important that she be
single Ir have no children nt all, and
then so can attend to all the secrets of
the ne ghborhood all the time. A woman
with a large family makes a ery poor
whisp-er.
It is astonishing how these hisperers
gather up everything. They kn w every-
thing •hat happens, There are e1ephone
and te egraph wires reaching fr m their
ears to all the houses in the neighbor-
• hood. They have no taste for healthy
news, ut for the scraps and peelings
thrown out of the scullery into he back-
yard t have great avidity. on the day
when t ere is a new scandal in the news-
papers hey have no time to go l ab oad.
On the day when there are four orl five
column of delightful private 1tt6rs
published in g divorce case she eta s at
borne a d reads and reads and reads. No
time fo her Rible that day, but toward
night, erhaps, she may find tirne to run
out a 1 ttle while and see whether there
are any new developments.
Sato does not have to keep a very
sharp 1 okout for his evil dOninion in
the wh le dontraot. She gots husbands
that ne ghborhood, ite ha tc lot out to her
and wi es into a quarrel and brothers •
and sis ers into antagonisin, and she dis-
gusts ti. pastor with the fleck and the
flock ith the' pastor. and , sho makes
neigh re who before were kindly dis-
posed t ward. each other overmuspicious
and ori 'cal, so when one of the neighbors
passes •y init oarriage they hiss through
their ti. th and say, "Ah, we could all
keep ci rriages if we never paid our
debts!"
•When twol or three whisperers get to-
gether, they stir a caldron of trouble,
which iakes me think of the :three
witehes of "Afacbtith" dancing around it
boiling aldron in a dark cave:
Doub e, -double, toil and trouble,
Fire turn and caldron bubble.
Fillet of a fenny snake
In tie caldron boil and bake,
Eye ) newt and toe to frog, - .
Wool if bat and tongue of dog,
•Addei's fork and blind worm's stifig,
Lizarc 's leg and owlet's wing
For a charm of powerful trouble
Like hell both boil and bubble.
Doubli, double, •toil and trouble, 1
, Fire urn and caldron bubble, •
' Scale 1 dragon, tooth of wolf,
Witch s' mummy, maw and gulf
Of the ravin'd salt sea shark;
Make he gruel thick and stark;
Add tl ereto a tiger's chaudron
For th ingredients of our caldron.
Doubt , double, toil and trouble;
Fire lei rn and caldron bubble;
Cool it with a baboon's blood,
• Then t e therm is firm and good.
i woul4 only change Shakespeare in
this, tha whore he puts the . word
"witch" , should put the +word "whis-
perer," Ah, what.a cauldron! 'Did you
over get a, taste of it? I have more re-
spect for the -poor waif of the street that
goes down ' under the gaslight with no
twine and no God—for she. deceiver': no
one as to hat she is—than I have for
these hag of -respectable society who
cover up ti.eir , tiger claws with a fine
FIIILAW1 and bolt the bell of their heart
with a dialeond breastpin. .
The win- of masculine whisperers is
chiefly seen in the embarrassment of ,busi-
nees. Now, I st pposo there are hundreds
of men here wh at some time have been
IA business rou le. I wiThundertake to
say that in ine oases out of i ten It was
the result of sense whispe er's Work. The
whiepeter uttered sonie uspicion in re-
gard to you eredit. You old your horse
, and carriage because you. 1 ed no use for
, th and t e whisperer s Ltd: "Sold hi
li nd ca Huge beca,use he h d to sell
, th The f at that besot his b rse an
1 ca sho s he is going down in busi-
ness." ,
,
-One of you friends get emb massed
and you are little involv xl. with him.
The whisperee says: "I W nder 1he can
;
stand under 11 this; press re? I hink he
is going dow. L thinke will have to
give up." Yu borrow I oney put of a
bank, and th director w Japers outside
about it, and after awhile the suspicion
gets fairly sti rtede, and it 1 ps from one
whisperer's 1 ps to anotljcr whisperer's
lips until all the people frou owe want
their money nd want it r ght away, and
,the business circles come aeound -you like
a pack of %sell es, and, thieugh you -had
assets four einies more than Wore Ewes -
eery to meet ,
everything.
business men
Sometiinds
We discuss
inerehants
tell you wh
Dy the tins S
are worn cm
business lif
meannens pa
their whole ie
Rather tha
names it seeie
as honorable it
a box of mato
razor in your 1
streets and see
burn down an
can out. That
ness. The destruction of a man's name
is worse than the destruction of hislife.
A woman cru.e itt confessional to it
priest and told him that she had been
slandering her neighbors. The priest
promiecd her it solution on eondition of,
her performing a penanoe. gaie her a
thistle top and said, "You oaa take that
thistleand scat
field." She w
back. "Now,''
up all those see
"Ah," he sal
Neither can yoi
you spoke abou
good men and
sometimes had
John Wesley's
whispered all
our liabilities, oz -ash went
hisperers! 9h, holy much
aye suffered!
n the circles of clergymen
y it is that a- great ma y
ot go to ohuroh. I w 11
hey do not go to church.
turday night comes th
with the annoyances
They have had anon
tioed upon them to
VOUS eystera a -twitch.
the defamation of go
to me it would be alrno
d useful if you just tok.
es in your pooket and it
nd and go through tlie
how many houses you can
how many throats you
s not it much worse busi-
er the seeds ell over the
nt and did Co and camp
said the priest, "gather
s," She said, "1 ottit't.':'
"I know you oan't.
gather up tht evil worth]
your neigh ors." All
all good wOrnen have
detractors after them.
ife whispered About him,
eer lEngland kept on
whispering about that goill man—as
good a man as ver lived—and 1kept en
whispering unti the connubial relation
was dissolved.
Jesus Christ had these *Waterers
after him, and hey charged him with
drinking too much and keeping bad com-
pany. "A wine ibber and the friend of
publicans and s nnere." You 'take the
beat man that e er lived and put a deteo-
tive on his trac for ten years, watohipg
where he gots d When he comes and
with a determi don tp miscontrue every-
thing and to th k he goes hero for a bad
purpose and 11 re fOr a . bad purpose,
With that delta 'nation of destroying
hint. at the end 1 ten years he will be
held despiesible
teeny people.
If it is an out
xpan's thereat
tp damage a w
that evil grows
and it is all don
plolon is starte
Who gots hold of
as a proven fa
woman, as ho
your mother, ha
all kindly aR800
into the grave.
no hell, but if th
a despoiler of w
high time that s
one; But there i
ed, Ond what a t
41,11_0e whisper°
the sight of & great
aeons thing to despoil
how much worse is it
an's reputation? Vat
na century to oentury,
by whisperers. A sus -
The' next whisperer'
states the suspicion
, •and many a good
rable as your wiae or
en whispored gilt of
tions, and whispered
me people say there is
e be h0 hell for such
lolly character it le
• philanthropist built
oh a place establish-
* they will have witin
get down there to- 1 As
g eti r rebearging tunigei Everlasting
o rn val of mud. Were lt not for.the un -
c inf rtable surroundings - you might
a pp so they woullbp glad to get there..
I t i at region w. tele , they are all bad
*bal opportunitioM ifor exploitation by
these wh stamen. !Oa earth, to despoil
their' neighbors semetimes they,had te
lie eleout them. but clOsin there they can
say tie worst things ossible about their
neig bortiatid tell th truth. jubilee of
whis erere-. Semi -het en of scandal -1
.
mon ere stopping , t e r - gabble about'
their diabolical nei 1 bore only long
enou h to go up to the iron gate and as
some newcomer from e earth, "Whit le
the 1 et gossip in the pity en earth where
we u d te live?"
No , how are we tc War against this
iniqu ty which curses 1tiaery oommunity
on ea h? . First, by r flaring to listen to
or believe a whisperer. tvery court of the
land MS for a law anlcI all darent corn -
muni les have for a. aw that you must
hold people innocent until they are
prove guilty. There s only Cue person
Worse than the whispe er, and that ie the
man r weman who 11 tens without pro-
test. The itrouble is, ou hold the sack
while they fill it, he recover of the
stolen goode is just as bad as 17hi thief.
An al oient writer deo 1 roe that a slander-
er an a man who r elves the slander
ought both to be hang d—the One by the
tongu and the other b the eer—and I
agree jv1u1i, him.
Whei ypu hear so ebbing bad about
your rklhbors, do no go all over and
ask abet. it, whethe it is true and
scatter it land spread it. You might as
well gc te a emallpox ospital and take a
patient and carry him all through the
conini nity asking peo lo if they really
thought it a cage of Irma lpox. That would
be vel bad for the pa bent and for all
the riot hhors. Do not &tail slanders and
whispe .ings. Do not aka yoUrself the
inspect r of warts, •and he super isor of
carbun ilea, and the pmmiseio er for
older of stakes
etrpet
for a di
humor
W01711111
to beware a 'gutter imp
Besio s that, at your
no deer otien.1 Teach
speak elliof others,
differen o fiietteeen a bee
one, get reringi honey, th
a Sting. I read of it f
kept wiat they called "
and w en any slande
utteted in the house lib
detrticrti n uttered it was
this oofk. Tho book wa
For he
many01
no entri
Are
whisper
suade a'(
a great
fly ulo
cackle ,s
know of
peones)
1S4S/11(1 t
-and
they yo
mouth
they wo
friends,
avoid th
not cock
Let I
make ri
It is lo
either w
end to t
makes _y
wage. X
servant t
to have s
him to g
in the m
gueste
table. T
four or
utters, and the
g fight. Can 1 be -that ou, an
1 man; that you, an •immortal
oriel find no betIer businees than
otor?
m ily table allow
our children te
'how thorn the
and a wasp—the
other thrusting
mily where they
Slander Book,"
ous words were
ut anybody or
all put down in
kept carefully.
great
were
first few weeks here were
tries, but after while the
e at all'.
y of you given • this ha
ng about others: Lot m
u to desial1 nt. Tour
nd cranes
nd they
eagles
d they
lace -for
g that
) loud th
their COM
. Mo
glee,
113a
t th
ellia a
it of
per-
is was
would
would
would
ipon them1 and
estroy tin ns. It
at the old cranes found dile out,
re they started on theirailight
ld alwaye have a stone in their
they could not cackle; and then
ld fly in perfee
e as wise as th
folly of tbe yo
e.
e charge you, my friends, to
ht and holy use of the tongue,
se at one end and can swing
y, but it is fastened at the other
e floor of your raouth, and that
u responsible for • the way it
nthus, the philoiropher, told his
at on the morrow he was going
me friends to dine, and :told
t the best thing he could find
rket. The philosopher and his
t down the next day at the
ey. had nothing but tongue—
five courses of tongue—tongue
cooked ill this way and tongue cooked in
that way,1 and the philosopher lost his
nd said to his servant, "Didn't
to get the best thing in the
He said: "I did get the beet
he market. Isn't the tongue
of sociality, the organ of elo-
e organ of kindness, the organ
r?"
'anthus said, "To -morrow I
to get the worst thing in the
row the philos-
awl there was
four or five
In this shape
nd tho philos-
ce and said,
e worst thing
ket?" The servant replied, "1
•n't the tongue the organ of
the organ of defamation, 1 the
lug?"
f
safety. Oh, my
old cranes and
ng cranes. Do
patience
tell you
market?"
thing in
the organ
quence, t
of worshi
Then
Want you
market." And on the rue
opher sat at the table,
nothing t ore but tongue
courses of tongue—tongue
and tongu in that shape,
opher agai .lost his pAtie
"Didn't I tell you to get t
in the ma
did, for i
blaepheitly
organ of 1
Oh, 'my
which God
organ of ta
the organ 01
happy and
whieport., w
to the falle
my friends
when we av
will be enf
and, though
sholand
ephoean
We o n o ly
Whom we le
onr hope of
i While I sp
are hundeed
armee. 011, e
te you and t
may it be fo
serve Christ,
in, the earthl
r end s, employ the tongue
so wonderfully- created as the
te, the organ of deglutition,
articulation to make others
n the service of God! -HI you
ent
Ah,
OIflU
ioe
;radss,
hen
080
isper good—encourage
and hOpe to the lost.
the time will soon
11 all vrhisper! The
ebled in the last siok
that voice eould laugh
$ijng and halloo until the f
tiff red. it Will be so feeble
whisper consolation to t
ve behiad and only whi
&Lyon.
k this very moment t
whispering their last u
hen that solemn hour co
me, as come soon it
nd that we did our bes
and to cheer our oomr
struggle, and that we
seerated not only our hand, but ur
at the shadows tat
•g pillow shall notl be
ht of it 'gather ng
night, but thb moriiing twilight of an
everlasting c14.y.
This morning at half past 4 o'clock I
lectked out airily window, and the store
were very ear
memen ts afte
ire
r-
oe
11,
to
es
n -
tongue to Go
fall around
the. evening
. So t
✓ dyi
twin
bin. I looked out a 1
,.and the stars.were almost
Invisible. I llooked out an hour or tWso
afterward. Not a star was to be n.
Went was thel matter with the stars? ad
1,110y melted n to , darkness? No.
had melted iiito the glorious light o
Sabbath morn.
!
ly
Many a ma has g
grave because he co
Daniel and
"No," and w
whjte to pleas
earth, though hey w
ent on his merisy and
wail the resultil The
honored, and Itheir
e forgOtten long ago. He
the right need not fear
o untO him; and honeet
t hentoty and eonsistency.
rigadier-general, Clinton
B. Pis& was command of the military
distriot of St. ouis, became his duty
on one °imago to officially receive and
Welcoine to ail eity an eminent major -
_general coming te take command of the
ent. I Gen. Fisk, accom-
de-de-cimp, met his com-
et side of the river (there
kree."
no to a drunk&
ld not say "No
e7a
I 1
is assciciates dared to y
uld n t drink a glass of
the ighbiest king on
re captives, depend -
his bounty. What -
wore blessed and
names are known
through the ag s, while the time -serving
wine-bibbers a
who stands fo
what man can
i.mep will resp
1 hen, as a
amilitary depa
.panied by an -a
mender on the
washes bridge then) ; and sweated him,
with his aide -d -canap,! across the river by
ferry and to MI hotel !in , which he had
engaged a suits of rooins for him.
391 al- ithley Ite-rt wkishin th. parlor
1
4•1-••
•
1
—stis once essuming ens place or nest a
reailv to treat the other • OftiCerS1;as 11
gue ts—the major -general ordered it se
anti to bring four whisky puncheK
"Only 'three, 11 you please, Geeent
exatese ne,1' promptly and courteous
spoie Gen. Fisk.
" eu'll aot refuse to drink with
you?"1said the superior officer.
, "I I should drink now it wet ld
the 1rst tinie. You would not ads lee
to b gin now, would you, General?"
o, God bless you! Long may ye
week!". wita the gra,olous and gallant r
°I)cuoeig.
Lnhas, he waved since then an
1
long will generals and governoael and
'merchants And ministers and bootblaol s
and 'laundrymen—men and W0121011 ith
children of! all sects and conditi ins
thank God for the genial and el lpfi 1
influence Which Gen. Fisk's b igh ,
cheery words and ways have shed upon
then,
s,
S ten ogre, pity.
The most extraordinary stenographi
&Lei we have ever heard of was performe
last Year bye Mr. Reed, an English/nen'.
In the sittings of the opium commission
in India, he reedrdeci -accurately, and
afterwards read over, the evidence '.of two
Brahmans ok whose language he kris)*
nothing, an4 whom he had never see
before. He t oic down the sounds mi the
C071101, front t eir lips, representing 'eats
sound by ts phonetic character. iTh
New !York bristia,n Advocate, ad isin
young men nd young Women to leer
this rt itt o ,der te save time and labO
in putting dciwn things that are worth
H
preserving, says:
At ,a recen commencement of a
in England not of stonograp
Henry How rth, in responding
presi ent's irv1tatlon, said he .wa.
a c1ast who depioro the fact t
were pot taught shorthand Vrh
Were Young. In writing his
great
Atlas
pertin
stron
Sistin
rt.
ifficulty bad been in copy
in -ordinary longhand, tho
nt to the subject. He
ly on the subject that he
on having his _own boys lea
e had travelled in dangerou
hool
to the
tie of
at they
they
oleo his
rig ver-
reterial
et �o
am in -
11 the
and
ifficu t countries where he founc thnt
no of; his greatest difficulties w s our
eumbreus writing. We urge parents to
eonsider the propriety of adding stolid-
graphy to the educational course which
they mark out, especially for their boy.
nd indeed, it would be a valuable amp
rifishment for girls.
Pitiful ('11805 01 application to do co
trig hare come under our notice he
*here employment could have been ms
Promptly if the applicants had be
eccomelished stenogeaphers; but they
wished to do the work in loneht nd. , N
dna has any work of .that kind unless 117
be the copying of logal papera into; tint
public records. a ,
One ;of the leading banks of the world
bas recently decided that all boys wh•
desire to enter its service mutt maks
shorthand a part of theieeprepareition.
'
'Financing a Church Debit.
There Was a debt of $15,000 upon the
church property. There was rather more
than 600 Members upon the roll. &pug
were wealthy, the majority were in nem-
fortabl4 circumstances, none were desti-
tute orieven poor. It was at the close of
the aniMal meeting of the congregation,
When tho last item of business had been
diposed of, and alroady a movement to
ai'rano wraps had commenced. There
visas it s If -satisfied look upon all faces,
for the yuar I ad been a prosperous 0110,
and the e Wit a comfortable surplus. he
pastor ifose and quietly said: "1 havie it
word, to say beforo we dismiss the m et-
ing. I am abont to propose a scheme or
c1Ieiiring off the entire church debt in
three y ars. I want you to pledge $3, 00
of it be ore you leave the building to-
night." A silence of painful i tens
settled over the meeting, and tan zernent,
incredulity, and latent pity looked out of
the eyes now focused upon the i pastor.
After a nromeni-, he went on again: "I
ara not asking much of you, just s pledge
that, over and above your usual giving.
you shall each pledge ten cents P01' Sab-
bath towards the extinction of the chur
tY
14
debt. There are more than 600 members.
Ten cents from each will mean S60 per
Sabbath. In five years thla wi1 reach
from dCbt." Then he dismissed the *15,600,
$10,600, and our church would be cleard
e
ple titat they might think over it. Nte,
give the ineM
ident that others May be s t
thinking. The secret of .finalncing your
church debt is te secure regular contra.
buttons in small sums from each member
and adherent, rather than to depend.
upon large contributions from all.
The Gorman Eruprets*, costly Silk.
The most expensive rnaterial ever pro-
cluced for a dress is said to have been
purchased by the German Empress lase
year from Lyons. It was white silk bros
oade, having flowers, bitds and foliage
In relief, and cost £25 a yard, the actual'
value of the raw silk, it is said, being
£20. The Empress was so struck with itsi
beauty that she had not the heart to cue
it up, and it was eventually turned intoe
curtain's. The price paid for this material
is about double as much as the fainows
cloth of gold that Louis XVI. had made
into a dressing gown.
A flesiturioefiti _Heroine.
A curious incident. happened during t
recent-performanoe of the "Dangers o
London" at one of the London theatres:
Half the train which was to run over. the!
hero ran off the track and collided with
some scenery, ‘whereupon the heroine;
calmly put her shoulder to the wheel and
h4uled it back again. 1
i
1
It is said that a negro has never been -
known to tame an elephant or any wildl
artimal.
i -
SOance-Skadow
I
DODDSt
if KIDNEY
j:;:"
OtalTES
„
144111117;417,,, „„. easseet 11,1,10"
• 47): 4
:
If you want a hers* worth Moo, you'd be silly
ae Pay Step ter his photo slily. If you
amid DODO'S KIDNEY PILLS
you'd be silly to buy an
imitation.
DODD'S ARE *OL IN BOXES LIKE TAIL
, TARE ONLY
D—D-2S
\
J •
aae,'!kaae--.
JULY 8, 1899
hat is
IMPOlt
eoexeeesseeeeeeeeseesaeeeseeeseeeeeeesease., \we
astoria is for Infants ; and Children. Castoria is a
harmless subStitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops
and Soothin Syrups. 1 It contains neither Opium,
Morphine norlother Narcotic substance. It is Pleasant.
Its guarantee is thirty irear-s' use by Millions of
Mothers. Castoria destrys Worms and allays Feverish.
ness. Castoria cures Diarrhoea and Whad Colic. Castoria
relkwes Teething Troubles, Cures Constipation and
FlatUleney. JaStoria ssimilates the Food, regulates
the Stomach and Bowels of Infants and Children, giving
heal hy and natitral sl kep. Castoria is the Children's
Fan cea—The 'Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
Cristo 'la is an excellent rriedicin
chi dress. :Mothers havei repentedly!tol
of te good effect upon their children."
Da. G. C. OSGOOD, Lowell,
for
d use
foss.
Castoria.
"Castor's Is so Well adapted to children
that I recommend it as superior to any pro„
scription known to ine,"
• 11. A. Ananuet., M. D. Brooklyn, Zs, y
THE FAC -SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
,IIPPEA1113 ON
EVERY- WRAPPER.
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Mfar2MarIf22," 14""tti..21=1111111111111.
<'4,aaWatcw.a....arzilLaYa'itEr
pring Stock.
ur Spring stock of Furniture is omplete. We extend a special invita-
tion to all admirers of good furniture o inspect our stock We have always
i3omething new tO show you in new degigns and finish at close prices.
This deOrtinent is complete with large selection of the -best goods, and
atteitiox given to this branch tof the business,
Night calls pr mptly attended to by bur undertaker, Mr. S. T. Holmes, Garr*
ch street, Seaforth, opposite the Methodist church.
BOADFOOT, BOX & 00.1
• I
I
• S..A_TIO,TVITIT.
For a sum pa cguisE take the
AST, UN[ TO
MACKIIIAC
7E117 STEEL.
PASSENGER
STEAMERS
COMFORT,
SPEED
and SAFETY
The Orenteet Perfection_ yet attained in Boat Constructien — Luxurious
Equipment, Artistic Furnishing, Decoration and Efficient Service
To Delioit,1ackiHas9 08011184 la§ P81figeg, CHIcago
No other ref e offers a pauorama of 460 miles ofequal variety and interest.
.,
Fowl Tines pee WEEK BETWEEN
DAY ARO tiDGHT SERVICE Beerverre
Toledo,Detrol
ITTOSKEYs "IlrefE
AfxD
LOW RATES Ito P
and Return,. Inc udi
from Toledo, $ ,u5;
Approximate st ft
(i
CleV
Send c. for Illuetrat
A.11h. 8011Aarrz4
and Mackinac
00? MARQUOTTE
LOTH,
DETROIT AND CIEVEIAND
Fars, $1.q0 Each Direction-.
Bertha, 75c., i. stateroom. $1.7g.
Connectionsare modest Cleveland with
cturesque Mackinac Earliest Trains for all points East, South
g Meals and Berths. and Southwest, and at Detroit for all
tnCleveland,So.go points North and Northwest.
front Detroit, $l..75 Sunday Trips Junt,fuly, Aug„Sep.,Oct. Only
Emir oar AKI RilaHT SETwEEN
.Puti•ingal3ay and Toledo.
• pr'oalnaiepuhilieTti.101Aididruies4 • Detroit 111111 GieVONIM EIRJOileri COMP011Y.
I
Beatitiful D
ing 11 at 30,
per roll.
111
1
signs, sell-
? and 50
Pr'
indow Shades, -cloth ro
ce from 25c up9
a ers
OEN
WILSON,
SO TT'S BLOCK, MAIN STREET,
SEAFORTH, - Ontario.
PARIS GREEN
After laving gone to the trouble and
expense of applying Paris Green, it ie
an awful ' nuisance to find that, your
workhas been don for nothing, and
your money wastei Some greens are
actually USeless, u the Paris Green
sold!at '
J. SeBERTS
_
DRIJG1- ORE
Is belnaght in bulk), te ted, and packaged
by myself, so that I can guarantee it
to be all right,; or money will be re-!
funded. In one mad packarces,,25c
smaller ones at 15 and 10c.
Ro4 rts, citth.
MONEY liro LO -AN.
Any (Met on firstelase farm land security, Ap-
ply to IS. HAYS, Dominion auk Building,
1 *th1Sea-
mono x. to rasa at 4/ ad 5 ear Gent. per efilee:. '
al
1
,
-
TS%
etE
1.0ST
Put Wilson's Invalidat
Port on the track of
lost appetite and its
speedy recovery is aik
sured. It tones the
stomach, invigorates
the system, and re-
stores to its owner that
which was lost.
Wilson's
Invalids'
:77 ,
IjI Define
useeeesses,
s_.=. 410104,*".-
Is a rich ruby port
Peruvian bark ist fr
tions prescribed by tliw
English and French
pharmacopoeias. Milli
ideal appetizer.
sale in Seaforth by
MSDEN & WILSON.
1.1toggna,
yarrow, Wei
ooze, Du
W FOR
meadow, en t
seam
oucty
*rid 10
fie::.nesoelpet;sronspireom:prinEepre
preticr:lor.i.iirmujlivilib:tEhRous:Fdr"1300 goc28D
eY«
p.0-
intioneitsiegeitxibeel fah nt for)1g1be deo
evesech will be sold
At bisosoortn3TH: LAD1E
jrarketthesltradeetsles,C:
Tyout,TRY AND
irreed Pea 'of
Atleoreass—Fitie in
beat stook in Cam
rod color end fine
Se celestes of It*
Janne Of Seeks
eve*, Smokers,
•'-tb. Extractor.
ispe. WILLI
orth.
EAL ES
TURN FOR SA.
_r Tookennaitte
ad end 10 sate -of b
uaresdreined,
smdfrne belna with
iw
a:good-water. SEA
noble fermi being o
be aol
turtieer partionigre,
31004, or Seaforth
1101ESIDENCE IN
jni tale, ebtap, t
-Square le Seshrth
There is a torofortab
airier, bird and toit -
oenveniences.The
pactriota ete. There.
kinds of Milt and
AMA lergettable.
taavenient and Tricot:
Seeforth and will
WARD.
ji
ride
sores eleared and in
the balanee is good -
well famed and well
1361,/ bstdc barn, a g
It is within i mile an
lourmiles from Cli
41141will be void be
ment. For curlew
iiIGGIES, Brumfield
WARM FOR SALE
IV 100 acres, &ben
tsteb; fences, boatd
*eller, and is made ou
married brothers; ho
. wood house; the ba
and -other outbuildin
Are itoped and ane e
of 'tone; a large
fruits. Possession c
end -stalling for one
session on tbe let 01
elettara enele
sloe 14, Grey, Mauer
PLEXPID FARM
South Thames
acres, 05 &CMS under
wood. Good brick re
woodshed, and large'
and gooddriving h
drained, with tile
vation. There lea
the grounds are weli
It is within four
ohurchet,
' within it inile. Thar
haulm and stobles.
grinding, ete. This 1
vounty of Heron, am
respect end win be se
proprietor desires to
'Ox addressi,Tbaines
.i3TooK
10100AS, FCR SEE
MO keep for torsi
Stanley, s. thoroughb
11, payable at the ti
of returning If neoe
.110 PIO BREED
on Lot 2t3, Con
a thoroughbred Curs
bred YOlOttinine
be admitted to each. -
of eereice, or $1.50 1
White Pigs for sale.
frIAMWORTH Be
VION,--The n
al the Bruceflold
Taanworth Boar. with
11; payable at Vole o
turning t neoeeeary.
bred yoring T4731.70
;WWI ARTNEY,
WORTH PIG
Signed bets for
licKilloh a thcro'br
llxnjd number of so
extra good pig and br
cross their berksbire
Termarl, with pri
JOHN tioluLLAZi
ST
DURH
AM BULLS
thoroughbred D
old, one rcan and the 22, Coneession 11
AUC
IIARM FOR SAL
_V Mr. Wrn. efeCloy
Ida James Bonthron,
late Wm, Dougall,
o'clock, p. m., on eatt
cession 2, Hey, on
farm eontaining lee
erected a romfortable
barn 40,030 feet, go
• acreed choice fruit
busb. Aleo 2 never
farm well fenced s.
I. -Nation. It le half
2 miles from the thriv
is one of the beet rarer
will be sold without
cent of the purah
else balance within
JASIES /30NTHRON,
A,uctioneer.
UCTION SAL
-Cis THE TOWNSH
COUNTY OF HURO
Meares, has received
George Plewee, d
auction on Saturday
2 o'clock, p. m., at
Town of Beaforth,in
followirsg valuable far
the 5th CODCSEW.OD, of
°entraining 100 *meek.
Gravel Road, 23 nitlee
13rucefleid, It is in
About 80 acres clear
are a frame dwelling
leanto, and a ttable on
°robard. Thl 18 one
fames in the Towns
For further par
Broadish'o , or
Solicitor. I;ted, loth
:EMU
A la
HEMLOCK LUMBE
PINE LUMBER,
SHINGLES
ORD
ST. JOSEPH
GEORGE CA