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REAL tii8TATE FOR SAUD
ARMS FD Rava bicm-4n fande• in
the Toweahlos of Mullett, Morrie e iitseei.
County ot Reran. Inquire at ono er WM
PBELL, Blyth, Ont. 1774-tf
reESIBABLE PROPERTY FOR $ALE. -For sale
ens in Harpurhey, a comfottabte btiok cottage,
with kitalten and woodshed attached. Hard and.
sofe wider. .Also 2i acres of land, on Wale are the
cheicest vat-tette& of alt kinds et fruit. It is a most
deErable property for any person wanting a con-
fortable home. Apply on the premises, or arldreas
Seaforth P. 0, JOHN MoDONOGEL 1£117-tf
43 OUSE AND nors-roa sA M. -For gale belok
house arid 2 lote in Seatorth. One loll feces
-on North Main Streeteend the other on West
Mn Street- The home le a oainfortabie brlek
cottage and eontains a bedrooms, dining room, sit-
ting room amd kitehen, with good cellar under the
whole house. Hard and gots water lu the house.
Thereets aim a good stable and driving shed. All
kinta of fruit on the lot. Apply to J. L. ALLAN.,
Lotideshercr, or to 0. W. ATKINSON, Seaforth. •
1906x4M
VARM .FO SA,LE,-South half of lot 33, conces
1: elon.15. Goderich township, 40 acres, goad
day loam, 6 acree fall wheat, geed frame house and
kitchen, a goad sett and hard water, frame
ba. , Immo stake, eheep house and pig pens. A
e never -tailing spring creek ruts through the
lot. To be reold, se the proprietor is not able to
work it. It i&& querter of mile from a seh000
and two miles from Clinton. Apply to WALT(N
DODSWORTH, thb premisee, or Clinton P. 0.
rIARM FOR SALE -Being lot 28, concession 5,
L Morris, county of Huron.' Geed farm, brick
house with nine room% bank barn, stone stable,
good or hard of appleorltim and cherry tees plenty
of weepy, two wane at the building% and silting
creek zeroes the center of lot,. wood for a nunitmr
of yore% fences cedar and wire, 150 rode of tile
drain, good garden, 40 scree of grate. Fenn is Ti
miles west of Brussels. Would take a house and lot
in payraent if worth .600 or $1,006. The roman for
gelling ia old- age. For price asd terms apply ta
J AMES SHARP, Brussels P. 0. 10t0x4
LAR M FOR SALE -Being north half of Lot 22,
r Conoeesion 4, Tuckeremith, comptiging 60
acres. Th land le in first clue ehape. is well fenced
and uneleedrained. There are on the premises a
good barn with @tabling underneath and a small
dwelling house, There le also a good orehard.
The farm is convenient to sehools and ohurobies and
eituated 6 miles from Soaforth, 4 miles from
argar and 4 miles from Brucefield. For further
has apply on the preatiees or addiress Ses-
toet 0. HENRY LITTLE. 19194
OOD FARM FOR SALE. -The fe.reanf the late
ea- Andrew McLellan, the toernehlp of Hibbett
being Lot /9, Commotion 4, oon&eining 100 mere%
which is nearly :II eleskred,• with na wase kind.
This an excellent farm with a never failing why
&leo two well% well uoderdreined and well feneea,
wsth a brink barn, 40 r 60, hay mow 2,8 x 66„
hen hone°, driving ehed, a dwelling house, kitohen
and Need tired. lb is convenient to school and
churches. within miles of a eplendid market, 7
melee from Seafortb, there ie incumbranoe, priv-
ilege given from day of sale to do all work, posestrion
given5the 1st of April, For further particulars
apply on Lot 18 or 19 to WILLIAM or ANDREW
OLMLAN, Dublin P.O., Ontario. 1O99-tf
U1103.M FOR SALE. -For sale, Lot 32, Conceesion
L 2. L. E. 8, Tuckersmith, containing 100 acres.
The land is all cleared and in e. good state of aunt.
vatIon aid well fenced and underdrainod. There is
good Iran 80x66 feet with a 9 foot stone wall
underneath. Two implement houses and two
frame stablea. There is also, a good frame house
with kitellen and wogdehed. The house is beeeed
by & futnerso. Thiel excellent farm le eituated on
the mill road, one mile from Bruoefield, where
*ere le every convenience. Also 6 miles from Sea.
forth. There is a school home on the corner of the
farm, Itossesaion can be had three weeks after
purehaeo. For further portieularis apply to CHAS.
MASON, FinicefieLd. • 1891 -if
ZIIREIT CLASS EIGHTY -ACRE FARM FOR BALE
1: -33eing Weet part of Lots 1 and 2, Conoese-
ioa 2, L.A. .0., Tueicersmitle. Good concrete, 11
roomed house, 40x28, with kitchen, woodehed and
buggY home attached. There is a new bank barn
8836, wilik wing extending to the Ruth, 24 feet.
Also brick arched roothouse, 40 feet long, under
gangway i All buildings in good repair. Orchard
containe two and a half acres of (sheltie wittier fruit.
There are two never failing wells, 6 acres of bugle.
This farm is in a good state of cultivation, well
fenced and uhderdrained, eituated 2 miles from the
village of Ifetieall. For further particulars apply
to THOMAS KERNIOK, Monsen, Ontario. 1 6-tf
OOD FARM IN McKILLOP FOR SALE. -For
sale, Lots 18 and 19, an the 13th Conceesion
BloKillop, eontaining ion ilores, of which 100
acres soo aeared, well fenced ond in a good state of
cultivation'. There are 7i acres of hardwood
There la a good frame house and bank barn, with
stabling unclerneath. •There is a good well at the
boom, a spring oreek running past the barn, and a
spring on the back of the farm. There is a good
youtig orohard of choice fruit ; it is within a mile
and a criarter of the village of Leadbury, where is
poet office, atom, black:entitle shop and sohooi, and
close to a church. It is & splendid farm, an•d will
be sold cheap and ou etrey terms, as the owner is
unable to work it, and derires to ratite Apply on
the preittleee, or addrees Leadbury P. 0. MRS.
MARGARLT COATES. 1917x8
MIARM FOR SALE. -For sale, Lot 26, in the lat
1! Concession of the, tawriship of Hay, London
Road, and the south eaet part of Lo s 27, adjoining,
containing in all 126 acres, more or less. The pro-
perty le all well fenced and drained and well seeded
down with the exception of about 16 acres under
wood% There is a frame deeelling house aud barn
40x60, caw house, driving house, stable and large
shed over 100 feet long. Two !splendid wells, good
new wind mill, pumps, a.nd abundance of water.
"-here are aloe two good orchards mostly Northern
Spie% Thie fine farm property is within 11, miles of
Henson and the same distance from Kippen and is
on the London road. This land is No. 1 and will be
Hold cheep and on favorable tame as the pro-
prietor tat:misgiving up tbe farm. For particulars
apply to GEORGE PETTY, er. 'Unman or to G. J.
81.1 HERLAND, Conveyancer, 'Henna 1869-tt
VARA/ FOR SALE. -Lot 11, Conceselon 6, Huh
I! lett, contabeing 100 hares of land, all °leered.
and. in fine condition. It is at present all seeded to
grass. and in geed eha.pe either for hay, pasture or
cropplog. There is a comfortable frame house with
summer kitchen attaehed, two barns, one 84 x 60
feet and the other 80 x 60 feet, and other out build-
ings. This farm le eituated nine relies from Sea
-
forth, seven and one half ranee from Clinton and
joist one mile and a quarter from the village of
Milburn, where, there are two general Stores, two
blacksmith shops, post offiee and school. This farm
is well situated and wilt be sold cheap as the pro-
prietor is anxious to sell. For further particulars
apply to R. a. HAYS, Barrister, Seeforth, or on the
premises. WILLIAM LEITCH, Constance Ont.
'1905.1f
MIAMI FOR SALE. -For sale in the township of
Tuckeremith, Lot 1, Joneessiou 8, containing
100 acres, nearly all cleared and in a good state of
cultivation, newly underdrained, well fenced, two
good wells. There is on the place a good comfortable
Immo house, large new bank barn with brlek base-
ment, driving house, hog pen and large hen home,
about an acre of yourig orchard lust beginning to
bear. The Wm is nearly' all Beeded to grass, and is
in excellent oondition for either grain growinglOor
stook raising, This excellent farm is well situated,
being two miles from a school, peat office, store end
blacksmith. shop, and six miles from Seaforth.
Good roade in. all directions. Buyers (should come
and see the farm while ehe crop Is on. Possession
eau be poets after harvest. Apply on the premises
or address Seetorth post office. SAMUEL CLUFF.
1905t!
'CUM AMR: TAMA Fein SALE. -The weet
.1: half of lob 29, cooeeesioo. 8, MoKillop with ex-
cellent buildings, situated 6 nilles from Inc town of
Seaforth, a half mile loom school, one milli from
church, poet office, stores, blacksmith shop, mills,
We and htlekYntd- There is a good frame house
aneLkitohen with cellar, frame barn 70 x 56 with
stone stabling, 11190 ,00(1 well fenced and
drained. There Is a" Woe young bush. This farm
le in exoellenb condition, 30 acres seeded down.
Orchard of. choice young fruit trees. Thiele s pleas-
ant and cleaves:doubly situated farm, black clay loam
gullet& for either grain or stock raising. Teems
easy, made to suit purchaser. Also three choice
building lots 14, 17 and IS, Coleman survoe, town of
Seaforth, with a new brick stable erected thereon.
Apply on the premises or address DUNCAN Mce
CA.LLUlit, Seliforth P. O. 1911-14
Farms for Sale.
- 180 stores, Rune County, wen improved,
good soil, ()holes location, at right price.
160 acre farm, .Eluron County, clay loam,
good house, large barns, a good property.
220 acre farm near Seaforth, all under
grass, can be boughe ab price welt within
vales and on easy terms.
100 acre farm near Seaforth, good build-
ings fertile soil.
let wires ne,ar Lueknow, extra :good
buildinge, on easy terms.
THEATERCOLONIAL
REALTY 00Y, LIMITED,
London, Oanada.
R. S. HAYS, Agent, Seaforth
13, S. PHILLIPS AgentMensall.
1907-52
THE GOSPEL ,CAMPAIdti
CAPTAIN IN THE ARMY OF CHRIST
LAYS OUT HIS PLANS.
TALMAGE AFTER HOLIDAYS
The Winteerne Campaign Against. Sin -
Splendid Equipment Temporally and
Materially For the Battie-The Enemies
From Within- Aro. More to Ee Feared
Than Those - Who Aro Without the
Fold.
Entered aegord'ingeo Act of Parliament of Can-
ada, in eh-esear 1904, by Wiliseto of To -
romp, atehe Deere of irlit:Ult.Uret. Ottawa.
„ Los Angeles, Cal.:, Sept. -25.---At
the close of the vacation season and
the opening of a new period of activ-
ity in the churches this sermon comes
as a call to arms to all who are eag-
er for spiritual congast. The text is
Revelation iii., 8, "I have set before
thee au open door, and no man can
shut it"
The Japanese armies 'hitOe been.
concentrating for weeks and months
to acquire a commanding .position a,t
'Port Arthur and have been. seizing
Strategic points from which they
nouhl drive the Russian,, armies which
were being seht to its relief. -These
strategic movements are planeed
advance with- the utmost care in se-
lection or the ground, so as to get
the advantage of elevated positions
from which to fire upon the enemy.
The generols on both sides are aware
that the conquest of the region de-
pends in no small degree on the skill
exercised in this important matter.
• Months before an invading army
moves for the aubjugation of a coun-
try trained military Millis study its
natural features and intuitively settle
the strategic. points which it is es-
sential to capture and to hold and
the course which. the various corps
must take to co-operate in the gener-
al scheme.- Thus coming campaigns
or the military lines of summer op-
erations are planned for the most
part, by the different commanders of
invading armies while their armies
s.re encamped in winter quarters.
Therefore the question which at this
season naturally forces itself upon
the mind is this:: -What is the go's-
pel -campaign ahead of. the Christian
church for the ensuing ten months? I
am a captain in the army of Christ.
How am I to lead ray people? Where
am I to go?"
Chriet is ow. -great commander,' and
as a 'captain under him I would here
and now point out to you the mighty
opportunities which are before -us. I
would sketch the line of campaign we
as a church are about to enter. And,
furthermore, I not only want to show -
you how we are 'to fight, where we
are to fight, but also to try to- en -
Courage you by reminding you of the
great agencies of our time which are
going to help u. s ili this coming
year's struggle.
The glorious twentieth century is
opening wide its doors to let the
church of the Lord Jesus Christ pass
forth into God's conflict, aided by
scientific and social facilities that Ito
other ago possessed, whereby. ea ch
inan can double and treble and quad-
ruple the amount of work which his
grandfather or his great-grandfather
was! able to do. It is saying to
"Man, if the length of your life fs to
be estimated by the amount of 'work
you shall. be able to accomplish I
will let you live longer than did
Jacob, who died of old age at one
hundred. and forty-seven, or Noah,
who lived to be nine hundred and
fifty years, or Methuselah, who only
lacked thirty-one years of being one
thousand years ald. I will let you
live so long that what your ances-
tors accomplished in the - course of
their lives will seem to be as nothing
to what you shall be able to accom-
plish." The twentieth century speaks
thus not to one man, but to all.
This inventive age has literally
doubled and quadrupled and almost
infinitely multiplied the 'material pro-
ducing power of man- Think of the
facilities of communication! -Suppos-
ing wfsh to blead the cause of
Christ with spme friend clear across
the American continent, --I sit 'down
and pen. my appeal. In a few minutes
it is in the postnia,n.'es hancls. A- lit-
tle later it is in. .ehe .1 -nail wagon on,
its way to the depot.: Soon it is in
the mail car going at lightning'
speed over the mountains ejled across
the alkali desert e and across the riv-
ers until. it is dropped in the eastern
home, It has taken only a few days
for that message to reach its desti-
nation in the east, and in a few dql,ys
longer an. answer comes back- to jime
that' my appeal has been read, rand
under God's blessing it has been
made 'effectual to the salvation of a
soul. Think how -many times such an
effort might be multiplied, and how
largely the facilities .01 communica-
tion might be utilized for the spread
of the gospel! - I can to -day send a
letter from California. to New York,
8,000 miles away, quicker than in -
the. beginning of the last century my
New Jersey ancestor * could send a
letter to his missionary son living
arming the Georgia pines. It used to
talte our ancestoe0sometimes hours
to ride to the neare_st church. Now
the church of our Lord Jesus Christ
is 'at almost &eery street corner, and
the religious papers are scattering
their prints everywhere. 'Man to-daY
has quadrupled his opportunities of
Uto because he can accomplish four
times the amount of woak which his
ancestors were a.ble to • do in the
same time:
'You must see that all these increas-
ed advantages of men can be made_
to net and re -act mightily for good
in the coming campaign of thachurch
of Christ against sin. Matthew
Simpson, the great Bishop of the
Methodist Church, once delivered a
lecture to show how God is pre-
paring the may: for the glory of his
coming millexeium in the inventions
and the eodial movements of every-
day 'life. The other day a book came
into my hand entitled "The Romonce
of Invention." But no romance of in -
volitional has ever been Written which
can. fully 'depict the Christian ro-
mance of the uses to _wh'ich these in-
ventions os* laa!aPPliall is the exten-
sion of Christ's kingdom as Bishop
Sampson explailied. them. One item
alone of that lecture mins to mei
mind. epeah it in my own langu-
age, as mean • it from a blurred
trieMiot7. The liethodist orator want-
ed to show how every modern. facil-
ity. was appropriated and used it
tke Lott Civil war. The sewing ma -
Cake ba4 teat b ep invented. at was
e
THE HURON EXPOSI
ereploy to ensuire the soitners ce- -
ing properly clothed. The steam en- Di ri 0 Ilan ei SS an
gine was utilized to carry the arm-
ies quickly to the scene of cooftict
so that the caxnage might- sooner 1
end. • • The modern improvements i'
arms Were adopted, and so the ter- '
rible destruction. of life in single
combats by the oldefaehioned axe
and spear was et•vo1ck3d. And as man
used modern inventions for carry*
out his purposes, ap Might- God uspo
the terrible curse Of slavery itself for
the benefit of .the eolored race. The
negro torn froia his African home
and sold as a slave might:be Chris-
tianized in the land of his bondage
and return as a neissionaey to carry
the tidings of the • gospel to his
people still on the batiks of the Con-*
I find the church of the lomat Jesus
splendidly equipped materiallly and
temporarily fpr this winter's CalTh-
pr.Lign against sin. Bt, more, than.
that, I find that there never ; was a
time when the great evangelical
churches were so thoroughly 1 in ac-
cord on the fundamental. dectrines
of Christianity. In the pulpit and in
the.pew those doctrines are hold
firmly, intelligently and devoutly,
and Christ as the Saviour of the
world had the whole-souled
agi-
ance of his People. Before a gemlike
goes forth to invade the 011en1,7
country it is very' important for him
to know that his own soldiers are
loyal to his country's standards and
are of one 'heart, one mind and' one
purpose. When a Christian church,
goes forthinto a winter's campaign
against sin it is just as important
for its pastorto know that his
people are of one thought and one
mind in reference 'to the great cardi-
nal doctrines of the church. A thou-
sand enemies outside of a. general's
camp are not so dangerous a,nnenace
as one traitor inside of the guexding
sentinels' lines. A thousand blatant
infidels attacking the church of Jesus
Christ in infidel convention hall or
by saloon( counter are not so formid-
able as the so-called free -thinking lib-
eral who is attacking the church of
God as a member of that church or
as an ordained minister of that
church.
Some time ago before a famous
New Yorkclub an ordained minister
arose anddelivered an explosive,
heretical speech. This minister Was
afterward expelled from his church
for his outrageous utterance. He
denied that Jesus was divine except
that "he was divine as we are
divine." He denied that the inspira-
tion of the Bible was any more in-
fallible than was the inspiration of
Shakespeare's works. After he had
finished and the applause of those
among his bearers who sympathized
with his remarks had subsided Dr.
Gottheil arose. Dr. Gottheil was a.
Jew and at that time was -the lead-
ing Jewish rabbi .of America. Amid
death -like • enema he said: "I know
not how others may feel; but, though
I am not a disciple of the gentile's
Christ, I like not, this talk of the
preceding speaker. If I had been. in
the place of my brother and. had en-
tertained. doubts and suspicions simi-
lar to his I would haise quietly•Jslip-
ped out of the church with which
those doubts collided, keeping my
lips tightly sealed. I do not think I
could do such an injury to the church
which gawe ine my ordination vows
as When a member of that church to
attack it openly." All honor, say I,
to the answer of Dr. Gottheil, . the
Jew! I believe that the most seri-
ous damage which can be inflicted up-
on the church of the Lord Jesus
Christ is dpne not by,, his avowed
enemies who are outsidb‘the church,
but by traitorous foes within.
Now, for the most part, the church
of the Lord Jesus Christ has been
purged of those members who do not
believe in the great cardinal doc-
trines of the Bible. It has been bold.
enough to say to such members, "If
you do not believe in Jesus Christ
as the SOD, Of Goa, if you do not 'be-
lieve in the efficacy of hio sacrifice,
then you had better transfer yceur
allegiance to some other church with
whose creed you are in sympathy, for
in this church the do'etrines which
you repudiate are regarded as the
essence of Christianity." The great-
er part of the heretical teachers have
accepted the advice, and, like the
army of Gideon, the men who remain
are fewer in number, but are 01 one
heart and one mind. The church of
Christ throughout the land enters
'upon the winter's campaign with un-
broken front,' all the stronger for the
elimination of its half hearted mem-
bers.
t 1 ta.ke 'a step further in this
mighty subject. We have a wonder-
ful time in which we are to enter the'
coming ca,mpaign• of Christ. This is
the youngest of the centuries, but in-
to it are gathered the ripe fruits of
ithe past. The thought and exper-
ience of all the centuries that are
gone have in these years come_ to
fruition. It is the mighty movernonts
andtrials and struggles of past gen-
erations which have mode the present
time possittle. Frani the triumphs
and failureS• of the past, ,from the
wisdom and the mistakes ofour fore-
fathers, we have learned lessons
which should make us masters in the
art of soul winning and successful
leaders in the assanit on the in-
trenchments of sin. This is the very
best year of all years to start in a
gospel campaign for Christ.
But take another step further in
this momentous subject. We have
another campaign blessiit in addi-
tion to these two of whaii we have
spoken. We have a church with all
of its great leaders as well as thou-
sands and -tens of thousandsof mem-
bers moied to holy enthusiasm by
knowledge of th strength of the
Satanic enemies a3/0 strong also, so
meet in combat. • We know that as
the church a ,chiiist, is ..strong . the
Statnic enemies ate strong also, so
strong. that unless we go forth to
this battle with a, lull' endowment of
the Holy Sipioit to fight as we ought
to fight for Christ' we shall fail
ignAmittiouslY, as WO deserve to fail.
Outside of his own intrinsic strength
nothing brings out the hidden paever
of general more than the realiza-
tion that his enemy is strong and
wily -an adversary whose power it
would be folly to underestimate,
against -whom he must marshal hie
forces with all. his skill. and develop
their lighting qualities to the 'high-
est efficiency.' When Goliath saw the
puny form of Dwid, who was to give
him battle, the • Philistine giant
Laughed him to scorn. He sneering-
ly eried.o "Am a dog that thou.
comet to Die with stories." That
contempt lost him the battle. 'Na-
m with .ParYi4, NeeP•PP.IIS !..q°
4
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Torpid L
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Domestic Hints.
Negro children are never &nay black
until quite six yeah old. •
V.‘
-eg p Lavender ie one of lre that
• can be worn in the au mer,
Tomatoes rouse tor id liver and do the
k o dinaril of a dootorei reseri tion
Headache and stornerch'
troubles are thoroughly
cured by Dr. Oh 0,210111
Kidney -Liver Pills.
Ma. ROGE113 CLANCY, fernier, e.,lepstowa,
Itnice County, Ont., states :-'4 I have used Dr.
Eibage:a Kideirepi:Aven Pills, and would( say that
dine is no medicine that equals them 414 ClIto
for stomach troubles, biliousness, torpid thin
and headache. I was troubled a great deal With
these ailments' before using Dr. Chase's Kt
Liver Pills, and they have proven wo d
successful in my case.
"1 woukl not thibk of beingeithout a box ad
shwa pills hi die house, and whenever* itp
symptoms of these disorders I toka Ontt 'of these
pills, *ad tboy set me all right ageiai I can
strongly recommend Dr. Ch'. Kidney -Liver
Pills for the troubles mention2ff above."
Dr. Chases_ Kidney -Liver Lille, onto pal
don, 15cente 'leo; at all d ers, or masa.
eon, BolOs and Company, Toronto, T protest
you leinst .finitsitions, the portrait an slim*.
IN Dr. W. Cbase, the fain receipt
book author, are cm every box.
Pain cannot orbit where Dr. Dade
acbs Plastorli apolieL
tnose with which. he was irt .
and he employed the skill Cie plopea
by long experience. He knot his
enemy to be superior ha mile! t and
cruel and relentless, and he waived.
his strength' for the unequal strug-
gle. The church of Christ is Made
resolute by the knowledge tha it fe
to meet a strong armed. foe. We
know we must light hard • tc win.
And we alio know- that unles like
David, the shepherd boy, we go forth
in unfaltering faith in the diviiie re -
enforcement we shall fail in the bat-
, tie. A stalwart foe always brings
out the best that is in. a worthy
5 portent.
To -day the church of God h no
4wardly enemy. Like a hunter talk-
ing the man. eating monsters o In-
dia or Africa., the church is and must
be continually on its guard. s it
goes, fotth into the coming wi iter's
campaign to do the best it cal and
with the help of the Holy Spa it to
do all it can for Christ, the con-
sciousness that its fore has a most
unlimited prowass has made the
church strong and confident.
But where is the 'gospel can Paign
of this church during the c ming
winter to be fought? We have talk-
ed about the time. We have s )0ken
about the oneness o/ purpose and
the divine strength in which we eioe
to enter the conflict. We now peak
about the geographical regi n in.
which we axe to fight. We mu t find
our church's Plain of Esdraelo and
it 9 Marathon pass. A.merica is to be
the geographical plain of ospol
saw ' g f theA rican
church. It is the foremost nat'on in
the world to -day, an'd its powe and
In
influence are rapidly growing.
energy, in wealth,. in enterprise, its
takes thelead among the nations of
the world. If it badly take i its
Ch • t fl d s' that
the
hitmhover-
wille.
the
hris-
alize
fair .
a
the principles of Christ are its
and that he is its supreme rul
effect on the world will be
whelming. An enormous step
then have been taken toward
conquest of the whole world for
America. is the strategic point i
Christian carapaign. Let every
tian church in. this country r
that fact and. unite to win thi
land for the Prince of Peace.
Oh, my friends, with such a
boils ontlook for our coining
campaign, should not the churc
Christ as a whole and our ow
dividue!1 churches go forth into
winter's campaign strong in
strong • in faith, strong in holy
For the most part I have been
jug about how Gad is going to
the great , American church a
whole. Will he bless our own
dividual churches to which we
given our allegiance as he 'will
other churches? Yes, if we go
this gospel conflict as we ough
go. Are you and I willing by
own consecrated lives to let
church, our dear individual ch
with its glorious past, take the
tion in the church army on the f
line of battle where she ought
stand? Remember, the open
, • . .
glor-
ospel
of
in -
this
God
eal?
alk -
less
a
in -
ave
less
nto
. to
our
our
reh,
osi-
ont
to
oor
, o op n p ian
' church was not a deorway off in the
• d' t' hut • at band A so
! ,
the open door of geepol opporitu ity
of our chnrch is right at hand. As
ccinsecrated, Holy Spirit inspired,
earnest Christian church members
will you and I join f eeday In the for-
ward march for Chriat?
Oh, the Macedonian call for the
physical and mental l ond social and
apiritual salvation- Which is co g
tn.
through the" open dor of the A eri-
can church from a, s struck a d a
dying World! The whole orld
groans- under the burden' of sin. It
Is hero; it is everYw4ere. The nly
way of deliverance i that 0 ist's
church set itself to t e task in the
Pewee. of his Spirit, , Beginnin at
its own doors, it mut leod the les-
sault and, uniting with the ch ohs
In other cities and sta s, work 1 ith-
fully and bravely "for the eman ipaa
,tion of this land and of the ohs
world.
Let our ery ' go to no • ea thly
throne, but to the threne that i set
0,
in the heavens, and fr in that t rone
will -come the power hat will en-
able us to win the wh le world for
Christ. 'That appeal which, rai * d in,
Macedonia, reached 'the ears o the
aoostle, "Come over and help
* ie raised to -day by a world oSiOr
by the dominion of Satan. It c
to the American church as a
and to the in.dividual churchei.
and women and chndren, will
not hear that cry from foreign 1
Wileyou pass through the door
is opened to Christ's people? Oh
the salvation of our chilies! - Oh,
the salvation :Of the lited St
Oh; that the whole wo d may
the word of deliverance 'and bo be -
I
fore the throne of Christ! i
I would enlist you one and all • 1 this
glorious war. Your trials me.
severe, your labor arduous, b
the end victory is certain. It
be yours to ehare in the triumph
if you perish. in the -struggle you
yet be able to say: "1 ihave fo
a good fight. Hen.ceforth the
laid up for me a crown of rt ht
news."
WI"
seed
rnea
hole
Men
you
cts?
for
for
test
be
t ia
may
but
win
stt
ous-
1
• Get Rid of That COLIgh:
Before the summer tomes. Dr Wood's, Norwity
Pine Fiv-up.coequere Ootiohs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Heartier-eso Boinehithi, dud all Di eg f
ihe
Throat and Lungs _ o.totto aahoottri
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Wor r r Yr P P •
Lettuce has a soothing, quieting effect
upon the nerves and is an insomnia rem-
edy.
The smallese bone in the human body is
in the lenticular, seated in the human ear.
Celery is an acknowledged nerve tonic,
and is more and more used in medical pre.
eoriptions. .
When maShisig old potatoes use a little
hot milk inetead of cold) they will then be
nice -and flakev. . .
A ride in an automobile for an hour . be-
fore retiring is eaid to be an alined oertain
cure for sleeptiessness.
1 If eau suffer from giddiness, faintneas or
' palpitatior., do not bathe without consult-
ing a medical man.
A few drops of good perfume dropped. on
small pieces of pumice stone and put among
clothee gives them a nice odor, and also
keeps away moihe.
A needle that is sliM
ghily lusty is EO -
times rendered workable by being laid on
. the carpet and rubbed gently but briskly
° with the sole of the boos. This is a dress-
maker's hint.
Emotional causes are responsible for
many calm of ueuralgia. Anxiety, worry,
disappointment, eta, keep the bruin in a
feverieh, exharatod state, with which the
nerves sy rivet hiee.
Doctors are greatly puzzled to discover
the 041.188 or causes of the greater number
of omen of appendioitie in recent years. It
is suggested that modern feol supply
methods may be to blame.
For prearviug and whitening the teeth
try ohnrcoal. Dip your toothbrush intro
warm water, and then into powdered ober-
coal, and bruch the teeth vigorously, then
rinse with wenn water.
In ironing nandkerchiefs it isuse to
remember that the middle shout ned
&et ; to Iron the edges first causes the
middle to swell out like a balloon, and
makes it diffioult to iron satiefactorily.
Teat the iron carefully before using it; a
pieoe of rag ehould be at hand for tilde
purpose.
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CRYING BABIES.
Babies do not cry toeless there it some
gcod reason for it. The cry of a baby is
nature's warning signal that there is some-
thing wrong. If the fretfulnegi and crying
are not caused by exterior sources, it ie eon -
elusive evidence that the crying baby is 111.
The only safe and judieious thiug to do is
to give Baby's Own Tablete without delay.
For indigestion, colic, teething troubles,
constipation, diarrhoea, worms and simple
fever*, these nnarvelloue little Tablets have
given relief in thousands ef eases and saved
many precious liver. They are guaranteed
to contain no opiate 'or harmful drug. Mrs.
John. Dobie, St. Andrews East, Que., says:
"Baby's Own Tablets are a splendid med.
ioine for tbe mare f eorotipation and other
ills that) afflict children. I consider it my
ditty to recommend them to oll vsho have
little ones." The Tablete are sold at 25o
a box by all druggists, or may be had by
writing The Dr, Williame' Medicine Co.,
Brookville, Ont.
Elamite for Big Game.
The season ie fast approaching when the
huvter will be getting ready for his annual
outing to the woods in search of big game,
and the present time is opportune for mak-
ing the neoeseary arrangements for a sue.
cessful hunt. From reports received by
the Grand Trunk Railway System, deer
are plentiful in several districts of the
" Flighlande of Ontario " and Moose
abound in the " Temagami " region. In
one day recently eight individual moose
were seen by a canoeing party at different
points in thin region. The open season for
deer and moose in "The Bighlards " is
from November let until November 15th,
and from October 16th to November 15th
in the Temagarni country. Hunting parties
are assured of the legal number of game if
they go into the proper localities. Reli.
al* information regarding camp equip.
mint, experienced guides and all requisites
for a sueceseful trip can be had on applica-
tion to J. D. McDonald, Dietriot Passenger
Agent, Toronto, Ont.
There Is no form of kidney trouble, from a haok
ache down to Bright's disease, that Doan% If dney
Pills will not relieve or (sure
If you are troubled with any kind of kidney cope
plaint, give Doan's Kidney Pills a trial
*
Wherever there ate sickly people with week
hearts and deran gad nerves, Milburn's Hoare pi d
Nerve Pills will be found an effectuel medieeie
They restore. enfeebled, enervated, exhausted, 'u.
vitalized or over-worked men and women to viei
oue health
For Cholina Morbus, Cholera infaolture, Creoes
Oolic,Diarrhoea,Dyeen tory and Bummer Compl int,
Dr Fowler' s Extract of Wild dtravil orry is a es tap%
safe and sure cure that has been le papule: favorite
for neatly 60 years
It's not the v. eather Shane at fault. it's your rya
tem clogged with poisonous materiels, that makes
you 'feel dull, drowey, weak and miserable Let
Burdock Blood Bitters clear away all the poisons,
purify and enrich your blood, make you feel bright
and vigorous
Timbers of oak keep the old
homestead standing through
the years. It pays to use the
right stuff.
"Men. of oak" are men in
rugged health, men whose
bodies are made of the sound-
est materials.
Childhood is the time to lay
the foundation for a sturdy con-
stitution that will last for years.
Scott's , Emulsion is the right
stuff.
Scott's Emulsion stimulates
the growing powers of children,
helps them build a firm
foundation for a sturdy consti-
ution.
Send for fres samplo.
SCOTT & BOWN13, Chemist:8s
Tor:ono.to, Ontario:to
and $1.00 all druggist*.
—41111MOISIIIsairmulllillenUMEM
Fail and Winter
Apples - Wanted.
The undersigned are prepared to buy a quantity
Fall and Winter Apples, within packing distauce
f Seaforrh. For further particulars eproly at the
ghee of D. D. WIL80,N 4 Go., Seeforkh. 191541
SEPTEMBER
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Carry Your Tailor
With You.
-A man who weans Progress ' Clothing always has Igs
tailor with hirn " Progress" Brand Clothing is sold in every
important city and - town in Canada There's no necessity tn
make experiments with unknown tailors or unknown clothe!,
• lf you're away from home, and need extra Trousers, a Sulu
or Overcoat go to the dealer handling
6
rogr- e ss "
cloti-
ng
/He will fit you out with the clothes you always
wear, at the price you always pay.
Sold by Leading Clothiers
ti-lrotrghout Canada.
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gora
This h
.ers1 Th
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Gal
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is for
ifrad4eiteredni
lit
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Ont.
LS,
takin
W
night
:heart.
sh
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me 1
Unrtn"
Progress Bra
Clothing may be had from Greig Stew
4
- Keep them in the house.
Ayers pli i s iToaukseoorndeizwzyhenlioieuleeaeltbdT
reedy or. the 11ver.kw,.
Wait your moustache or beard BUCKINGHAM S
abautifuibrowasitichatek? Use BMW no n anew* eveitexiame wenn:go
Gregg Shorthand.
8horthand, like all other inven ions and discoveries,
is continually 'improving,
The latest, fastest to write and most easily transcribed
`systern is the Gregg—over 400 leading business schools
have adopted this system and discarded the older ones.
The Forest City Business and Shorthand College
teaches Gregg Shorthand and Touch Typewriting. And)
every other department is up to the same high standard
of efficiency.
Students may enter any time during term. Booklet free.
J. W. Westerveli, Frincipa.
.••.‹. "Y. -AOC -St*
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Undo -
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Dr. rowiek
*''-'1-1-trar4of
-
is a Harmless, Reliable, Rapid and
Effectual Cure for
Diecrrhoea„ Dysente
Cramps„ Pain in the
Cholera, Cholera. In
Cholera Morbus, Sea
Summer Complaint,
Fluxes of the Bowels in
o
r Adults.
y.
Stomach.,
fa.nturn
S,ickness,
a.nd
ChEdren
Don't experiment with new and untried
remedies when you Can get Dr. Fowler's. It
has been esed in thousands of homes in Canada
for nearly sixty years and has always given
satisfaction.
Every home should have a bottle So as to
be ready in case of emergency.
YOLJR
Iowa In Beau -el ;
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store, Main zteoet,s
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the stock that will please you, and on'. *prices for all kinds of
HI-CraRa\TITITTIZM
Deme4ad your attention for a short time. We will give a
Special Reduction
On Oouches, Parlor States, Springs and Mattrasses FOR 04511 ONLY..
Ptomptly attended to night or day.
TIROADFOOT, BOX & 'CO.
SMA,MI{Dizer:
S. T. HOLMES, Manager.
I MICHAEL klUlt- DIE, Roe" ye:Winthrop P. O.
fitaillop Direetor.y for 1903.
BLACKSMITH SHOP STAND
Ixi 30 Eps 0J i : 3 , rClOonVREIsNoLONOS,i cierGratuttwrintrarrop, Wilathp. ors! P.0 •
JOilIN S. BROWN, Councillor, Seeforth P. O.
on.g.aus tarrpr„ C.ottnoillor, Winthrop F. 0-:
JOHN' MURBAY, Councillor, Beeolawood P. O.
DEV/D M. R088. Tye -tenter, Winthrop P 0.
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Winthrop It. Or
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FOR SALE 'CHEAP IN
SEAFORTH. •
For sale cheap, that busy !tend on Goderich
Wmt, stook, tools, &a. There are ewe fires, foot
drill and emery stone and all coovenienoes for a
firet chew slieiogOord lobbing shop. A uy amount
of work for two mon. 111 heel*. ie gee eierreeen far
seinen . For fertk.or parfiterslare vial; te JOHN
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