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Thi i flsh? Prhpsit' W L L 0F C MF RT thing, ls to finid lust the ri-here for whic s°ede"itary ln his life, decr'def that he that gssel well s-weep, and I see the -12 God mtended u~~~~~~~~~~Ls and then to occýupy that be a student. That wudb h ls ukt oigu.Tisysu!Hr flN a.sphere and occupjy ît forever. Hlere is a m -the, foot decides that 'he shall be John.k isle bucket of lifeý! Come anld dinhk ofM mran Gjod fashionedý1 to meake a plow. Kitto, who shall providlethe bes treligiou t Woovrwllthmcm n If perfectly well, this 13 RFV. DR,. TALM1AGE FINDS !NSPIRA- Theire is a man God fashioned to miake a encyclopedia the world has ever had piro- 1take of ,the water of life freelv." 11I pull The AnviI one more ringsL w»i th* TiON I TH E ESERT.constitution. The mnan) who miakes the vided, and with his other wri tings as wvell jýaway again at 1.he rope, and ano0hersrkeofhsamne probably thec case. plow is just as honiorablîe as the mian who throwing a lighit upon t he .word of G"od 1bucket comecé up. It is this; promise: miakes the constitution. 'l'here is a wo. such as has come fromno Duther maiýn in II.Weping mnay erndure for a ngtbut, r he rrLoG h l>e But manyv are suffering Our Duty la to Yindî COr Life's Werk and mran -whoc was made to fashion a robe, thlis"century. O' mother, mtethat joy cometh in the, morning." I la1y hold Mrtha.Preosuhe@l fo- requent colds, nervous. and wMear it. It Seemls to me that ln the may yetlbe liftcd to huri thunderbloits of all my strength, and the bucket comlessckesadwknsgveayo debility allor an a hun- vhen WeAre Only Fitted te Follow- one case as in the other God appoints the war or drop benedictious! That little up, bright and beautiful and cool. lierea dsrnh." rtepa fryer Influence ofParentsd an Children.w spherle, and the needle ls just as respect- voice, may blaspheme God mn the grog-ý is the prois: "Comue nnto, aly dred aches and ains sim iable i" h'" sht as the scepter. Iono o °er owrd"oteLo'swho are weary and heavy laden, and I dre aces andpain, 'iply (Copyright 1898, by American Press Associa. knlow but ,that the world would long age hosts as they go out for theirlast victory- Will give you rest. because they are not fleshy tio- have been saved if somne of the men ,out .My mind this morning leaps 30 years 1A NewAroz. Washington, March 20.-This dis. of the ministry were in it and some of ¡ahead, and I See a merchant prince of Teodatooesue ece h enough, course of Dr. Talmage draws fromn an those who are in it were out ofit. Ireally New York. One stroke of his peni brings he old strolger usedt to cheat te oriental scenie somte Etirring lessons and think thatt one-half the world may bea a ship out of Canton. Another stroke ofrepeople pit o o the staea t hat ould l bcott's Emulsion of Cod- points to wolls of comfort in unexpected div"ided into two quarters-those who his paen brings a shipinto Madras. lie i rmtepsto ftcsaswa o places: text, Genesis, xxi,ý 19, "Andc God ' ae not found their sphere and those Imighty in all the money mnarkets of the ocri n uue n facutro liVer Oil with Hypophos- opened hier eyes, and site s'aw a well of whoc, having fouind it, are not willing to world. Who is he? He sits on Saibbathàs stars stood mn one relation, whyl,that h mí~~~~~~~~~wter, and she went and filled '.he hotl stay there. How Manly are struggling for beside you. in church.Mymnlep30vodbearphyofvl;ia usr phites strengthens the diges- with water and gîqve the Izad drin1 ,, a Position a little higher than that which years forward fromn this time and 1 find ol strssod a npohcy od relaton, tha tion hIe ewfretote Mrning breaks upon Beoershieba. These God intenided' theri! The bondswoman myself in a relief association. A great tn ! But a bprey of god Watsuper-i n, glVesnew orc to t e is an early stir in the halise e)f eld wants to be mistress. Hagar keeps crowd. Multitude of Christian women have. metstto.Bthrisanwsrlgyn nerVeS, and makes rich, red Abrahami. There has been trouble amiong ing, Farah. The smnall w heel of a watch together for a gencrous purpose. There is which 1 put all my faith. By lookingu hedmsis aaa sitant in whieb beautifully went treadingits golden one, woman in that 'crowd who seems to totesa f aotemonn tro blood. It is a food in itself thé household,and hier son, a brisk lad pathway wants to bethe balance wheel, have the confidence of all the others, and teRdeeIcnmk hspobc of l yershav becme mpuentandand the sparrow with chagrin drops !into they all look up to hier, for her COune in reard to those who put theirtuti 5o. and $ioo, all druggists. insolent-, and Sarah. the mistress of the the brook because it cannot, like the and for hber -prayers. Who is sheé? 'This . tOd th 11 hing work G ogdhe fore good eve aebeveywa.My00pf SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, Tomruo householat, puts her fooet do 1wn very hard eagle, out a circle under the SUn. af ternoon you will find hier in the Sab- thosewhloeGd Doyoulovnte ytat ehima nrveshaved bee vereaks,y oseep axtV and says that they will have to leave the Joy of contentment . bath school, while the teacher tells hier b ail fo een bth nytanr.hesvr Itt is arind itred byreams, onsequeN* pimi'e. he aepakio p ow'of that Christ who clothed the naked and frgate fn lower b u st To it givesntl very liteaoe ntemring anred. wa = M O N E Y TO LOA ^hrémise. h h a res" thatlin vp ow In the Lord's army we al) want to be fed the hiingry and healed the alck. My farneutlatrsne.Te tfeunl eydzyadwsmo M O N EY T ûbeforN l hisrani .,g.t t he sonil b>rigadier generais! The sloop mays: ",Mure mind leaps forward 30 years from now, pours its richness on t'he air. And this itroubled with a mist th., camne before My ---vr bogacs eolate pndlaesn i the inast. more tonnage. more canvas. Oh, and I find mylself in an African jungle, grace of the gospel thrat 1 commend to myes, My ory wsnsdef7ective andI v100 00okngs0 acs cesatset paceu, uingh that I were a topsaml mchooner, or a full and thVere $ ' ru-iionary of the crossad- You now. while it may, le very sweet dur- hadl flutermng of tha heart, together with.à up0,00 ciineom ba ad aet abot wi twterg rigged brig, or a Cunard steamer!" And dressing the nativeos, and their Jusky ing the day of prosËperity, it peurs forth sharp psån throughiatim.Inhs up om bradan a otleithwaerso the worid is filled with cries of discon- coneacsara irradiated with the glad its richest aroma after sundown.' And -it condit I was easily worried and felt, Aharg u of at ey bas bei l>laced inm ira it t sa eryb 'pai rnt ybat tant because we are not willing to stay tidings of great jo)y and* salvation. Who will be suuldown with you and me after eevt#adxase.Tootsag approvedloans On farm, sceurity, for a termi of there wvould have been enough of î_had in the place whrwo utuadmone sh? i o otha i viet.a wile. i When yo dometo go o of lPl,àu this Im bea1ékn Milbrn' Her an Nerve hlve or Ten years, at 5 1-2 per cent . us to be. My friends, be not too, proud in the opening Song of your church serv- wolwl1tb eetmrh rwl Pls mshttm aebe anni interest will be asked payable yeari Satisfac- they not lot their way. "God bie with to do anlything God tolls oun to do; for ice? it be drinking at afount.ain? health and strength daily. They haeý? tory conditions for repaymrent wIL,> arranged. you, raid aldi Abraham as he gave the A ovre î'o a ynadhsrsoe ynre _ý .b iàthy cdition .D. B. SIMPSON, ' luncŠh ta Hagar and a good many %c harges the lack of a right disposition in this My mind leaps forward 30 years fromn hAth covre cmo was dying ands restore myl dinestoandea y.toonlè an, Solicitor, Bowmnanyil le. respect the world is strewn with wander- now, and 1 find mayself looking throughhe.encmdscaerodhiadrmvdaldzzsadherrobad Dated Oct.1Ist, '94. 44l. tf. as to how she should conduict the ing Hlazars and Ishmaels God has given the wickets of a prison. I See a face, tried to comfort him by reading some of now I sleep Well and derive comfort and journey. Ishmae , the boy. I suppose, aconofuawrkod.Yucrysardwihvery crime. Hi1hno i the pages of their theology, but hie waved rest from it. That Milburn'sý Heart and bounded away n t.he mnorninig light. ac ontte of usoa up ta daro . Y ou ca pen pcalme wihav is elbow on is kne- bis hand, as mnuch as to, say, "II don't Nerva Pills are a good remedy for N ervouse- Ue hs noide of he dsasers hat a $1, tote mcolisionha ar case. Yu oen tat ad ha his chais n cla n Te a hnpretadhesd,"fyuwlcopitsgswtousyg.Prc ABoys ahvays like a change. Poor Ishmaell distribute that Christian tract. Yu give pietre of despair. As open the wicket svant to hfear It." Thn they called in a ness, Weakness, Heart Trouble and similar aha1f1i.Hga9ie oeln, 15 years sit with chronic rheumatism, jaill eeper tells.me that he has beenl in oyreieteN tatwlldivr50 ets. a box at all druastm O'ruT.Mlbr . lingerinig look en the famihlar place displaying the beauty of Christian sub- there now tbree times--first for, theft you. fromn -hell." He waved his hand, as & Co., Toronto, Ont. where s 1e had spent so mnany nappy mission. Whatever God call outhefrasnnofrmrdrHstep anuchve asl tor say "Idont antto ea days enh seneamoiate wih te pidewhether it win hissing or huzza; whether anon the trapdoor, the rope is fastened that."- Then they said, "CGall on Jugger. aaLvrPls uoDsesa aoanad Stas1)Lvepoal y of hier neitr,, yourng Is-nmael,. to walk under triumphal arcb or lift the to his neck, the plank falls, -his bodyý naut." Ho shook his head, as much as ing'at -Moville, for Londonderry, Tin orc. n noun comres on. T'ho air scot out of the ditch; whether it he to swings into the air, his, soul swings of to Say, 4'l can't do that." Then they every Saturday, fromn Port- .ebilingr and monvel acrossý the desert preach on a Pentecost or tell somne wan- into, eternity. Who is hie, and where is hie? thought, perhaps he was too weary toa py land. wit1 mnsuferable suf ocation. I hmael, derer of the street of the mercy of the This aftternioon plalying kite on the city speak, and they said. "Now, if you can't sTnMann's. ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1RMPRLN. eDy Ogn ocmli n Christ of Mary Magdelone; whether it be commons. Mother, you are now hoistingsy Jgenu.thkofhm" e Californian .................. Sturday.March 26 . o wn, but Hagar rouses him up saigt ev aln o agigcidatrr rfrgn hi;yuaeshook his head again. as much as to say, 6 . Lurentian ...................E edn'day 3)nothing about her own weariness or the on a spring morning and call her a Maly kindling a trordgig u\enT'o, no, no! Th en they bient down to Ca in.'..... '..edn'a'y, seæigha;frmteecnedr queen, or to comb out the tangled locks b is pillow, and they said, "In what wIll NPEET Nu-,midian.............atry," 23 ay g.'rdetugtug.Cos~of a waif of the Street and cut up onie of CidFlosarn'you trust?" His face lighted up.with theAV nî1ýte dead level of the desert, how i your old dresses to fit hier out for the A Christian mother a good many years, very glories of the celestial. sphere as ho cý T'hîb i NOT a GUESS or PUZZLE SCHEME V cauretian,1ist cabmn only, Carthaginian, 2nd wear ly and slowly the miles slip"! AX acur-d t n oi ih wy ago'sat teaching' lessons of religion to cried out, rallying all his dying alnergies, --u L-5 R AIGMlT BUSINEss'propo:siti- Pasene re rasfrre fomthetiin t nirid that seemned hours ago to stand Whether it be a crown or yoke, do not hier child,, and hie drank in those lem8ons. "Jeass!" Oh, comeé this hour to the foun-' A ýýea.. Pento erneFE Fsemerwir rnfed rmthoicnein e rn toony just a little ahead, inviting the fidget. E verlastina- honors upon those She never knew that Lamphier would tain! 1Iwill tell you the whole story in A ooo travelers to come nnder its shadow, now 1 vho do their work, and do their whole como forth and establish the Fulton street two or thbree sentences. Pardon for all 4 à pesnsnmVo et u RATES OF PASSAGE. is as far off as mver. or seningly so. work, and are contented in the sphere prayer meeting, and by one meeting sin. Comnfort for aul trouble. Light for all n o ;iit-sbciton to Tusr V By Parislau - Liverpool nti ght draps ripon the desert, and the in which Cod has put them, while ,there revolutionize the devotions oÇ.the, whole, darkness. And every 'wilderness hias a A "GZNto macude:the 'euti cl Londndery-it Cbin e52.50. $Wo, $70, :;rvlr r ilwesIhal v eryi wandering and exile and desolation and earth and thrill the eternities with his well in it. avoeftu ownumbr. ez %ou ma, 1 1 3 2<L abn ( eu wayI upoe ntatl als see.wilderness for, discontented Hagar ana Christian influence. Lamphiersaid itctFRE wa bauil h u icoi Bfast, Glasgow, Loudon$3.5Éiero , ry aaa h hdwo h ih o.i shmael. his mother who. brought hi to JeUs , CO nmdSarPn hitetne, By Cali fornian.,Numidial, Laurentian or Mon- tolpoe ahohr~aa usheri Again, I find in ihis oriental scene a Christ. She never had an idea that sheHO ALWSFRMD09c n2 r golian, 1st CabIu, 3'50 and $60; returnl $100,$11.4. weary boy to her bosom and thinks of eth lesson of sympathy with woman when was leading f orthl such destinies. But, oh, ai $1,25 or 5 Pieces of the LatestV ByNumiddian, Californian, Mongolian or Car' fact that it is her fault that, they are in she goes forth trudging in the desert, when I See, a mother reckless of hier influ- AnFtrencTher Avaned. bytae.3 Musi vaue ta anf \i o 2cal Vle thaginian, 2nd Cabin (including London), $3. the desert. A star looks out and every What, a great change it vas, for this ence, rattling on toward destruction, gar- Frnc Enugineer.ak ofsva0far2 fc iAe ByNumidlan, Mongolian, Califorian Steerage falling tear it kisses with a sparkle. A Hagar! There was the tent, and all the landed for the sacrifiee with unseemiy M. Fayol,'an emiinent French engineer, pho dT tae danag U hife. wm o wndcoesoerth ht arhsurroundings of A braham'as house, beau- mirth and godlessness, dancing on down having in charge the coal mines at Com-ý A V For tickets and every in-formlation ap.. and lifts the locks from the fevered. brow tiful and 1/uxurious, no doubt. New shle to Perdition, . takin g hier children in the mentry, advances the following theory of -V ply to of the boy. Hagar sloops fltfully, and in -is going out into, the hot sanDsm of the samne, direction, preparing them for a life the formation of coal, claimied to bie based A' M. A. JAMES, hier dremms travels over the weary day desert. Oh, what a change it was! An:d of frivolity. a death of shame and an on such facts and experiments as receive AV Line entBownug., d hid awaes he sonby cring ut ,in Our day we often Seo the wheel of for- eternity of disaster, I cannot help but the Support Of scientidec mien.Thnins ateadomtFrmMgze . in her sloep: "l1shmael! Ishmael!" tune'turn. fiere is some one who lived in say, "There they go, there they go- in question, being patywreDnte o:mu6pgs syilsrtd n S Me Most Fiud Our Sphere. |the ery bright home of her father. She Ha ar and Ishmael! I tell you there open air. have renderjed it easy to Observe A îs edh:e3 with a ien to make it a welcome and V R ~ ~ ~ 91 And sothey go on day after day'and 'badl everýything possible to admninister .o teeaewlrdersthnerhea heeaios of the differant strata mak- A pnl i o oevr anGeie V nigt fa ngh, orthe hvelot herber happiness-plenty at the table, music in miany of the fashionable' areles of this ing up that region. It appearing atfirsi A ---Instru4ctv an tresting DÎÎESS-XAA""R inm the drawing rooml, welcome at the day. issipared parents leadinlg dissipa tedl that the pebibles constituting the pudding A u, famers of evorv clas --sî in t1e bur n s.Te sae upt donr She is led forth into life by soecide. Avaricious parents leadinz stones were omdo ok hs lc on onar a ýYear. TenCen Copy one who cannot appreciate hier. A dissi- avaricious children. Prayerless 'parents of origin was sometie qut ditnVn Seamsresss, ad famliesshoud thefio t aw r n fro thepared soul., comes and takes her out in leading prayerless children. They go the coal belig the resuit of vegetable die- O thrJntaNPbihn o procure the best ' and simplest Isme dr u the desert. Cruelties blot out allthe through overy Street, up every .dark alley, bris laid downvi in horizontal layers, one A Manhattan Building,V Inethod-of cutting, viz ; hrbothardpinsessteboo-lights of that homne circle. Harsh words into every cellar, along every highway. above the ththe conclusion arrivedl at Acca. shot eve and feels the hot hand and wear out her. spirits. The, high hople that Hagar and Ishmael! And while I pro- from thesýe dlata assumned that a liquid CCCCCCACC CCCC Q QR l N[watche's -the blood bursting fromi the shoneTout.over the marriage altar while nounces their names. it sems like theý mutst have been ntecessary to transport and ·- U U 0 f iD H i cacks tonue, nd tere s a hrie inthe ring was boing sot, and the vows n'orning of the desert wind, Hagar and arrange in this way suhdifferent ele- NE TA L R HO the desert of Beersheba: -W@ shall die, given, and the benediction poune. me.ments-coal, therefore, not havin been S OP It is up to date and will save ful ., have all fadedý with the oranbLosos, learn one more lesson, f rom this ori- formied in the place whiere nofun half your time, and give youir work made sto n oh h and there she is to-day brokin hea-rted, ental scenie, and that is that every wild- but is a product of transportation. It is lie taiong"bieiss in cnetib wvih theel aeeofFrnc S l i vin ora r k.Heetfoe heha thiniking of past joys and present desola. erness bas a well in it. Hagar and Ish- urged that the climate of the coal epoch MAson's Dry ('dIds Store for a number of years chere herac bf brnc rSmise ai sai edr ta andnk comingr angish Hagar in th ael gave' up to die. Hgrsheart sank being very moist, abundant floods carriedb omns oesfrhnefa i om eurves, wilderness! within hier as she heard her child. crying: away trees and whole forests and swe it geng t. wed, whereheis peaed stols make him whe he feItay adseae l mnogh.oman's Responsibilities. " ater. 1 ater 1 ater.1" 4Ahý , she them lito, lake basinse, thïe trees thus atIowestprices. Frtho3sewhowish to Ordler Tlis system ïreceived first-class Dipl- .i whnSt atdseaoyecg.Says, Imy darling, there is no water ! foring great rafts of logs; the heaiviest eus he will carry a fuil Une of samples in ail ormas at Toronto and Montreal Exposi. New there is nothirg to do buit placýe him, Here is a beautiful home. You cannot This is a desert. " And theni God's âangel maiterials--gravel, sand, clays--were de- tlýitwestlaiernsg Give him acall tions, 1897. - under a shrub and let himi dlie. She had thmnk of anything that can be added to said from the cloud, "Whait aileth thee., posited in the ýorder of their density. the J. T. ÅbhIN thought that l wold. ihethewouldi. sityerthere ba and'b it. thFor- 1years theresh lokehas nnotv lbeen the sug-'Ïbe mttH f9"tiAndngehe g1ozaokedalod Apply to W. SPAULDING, 278 watch until the spirit of hier boy would gestion of a trouble. Bright and happ agar.i se wl of uan wr hm, aigte egtbetrfaing longer FashionabThie.Taior. EucHid Ave., Toronto, 1General go away forever, and thien she would children ûill the house with lauighter and flled the bottle for the lad. Bleassed be thought, explains why the layers of ear th Agent, or to Miss J. M A-RTIN, BOW- reteout her owni life on his silint so-ng. Bocks to read. Pictures to look at. God that there is in every wilderness a and coal are not parallel arnd h l mnanville, (at Mr.Davis', Beech Ave.) teranbgusehebo bgns o laghs ouge ofrs o. upofdoesicjo wlndi yu nl kowho o in i- hoenayrsda hs eeIoseve i'dX , 3 1 onge i agny f tirs an stugge n fll nd unnng ver Dak nghtdros.fouintains for all these thirsty souls!t On fas, are inclined in the samne direction 3- Yr, distortion and begs hisiimother to slay Pillow hot. Pulsýes flutter. Eyes c1ose- that last dlay, on that great day of the and at different angles. .-Locomotive C HA N E LDS him'she cannot endure the sp)ectacle. And the foot whose well know step onND N fesJsu to.adcid "faymaSnieei . She puts himn under a shrub and goes the doorsill brought the whole hou1sehold 1thirst, let him come toe me and d-rink., z Graduate of the Royal Coýllege of DenI3tal 'Sur emàe Mleoff a bow shot, and'begins to weep until out at eventide crying, "ahrscom- All these other founitains yu find are eons, Ontanio. ail the desert seems sotbbing, ýand her Gry ing !" will never sound ont the doorsill mere mirages of the desçert.Prclu The Moon and the Earth., --FC -Opposite ExpresRs Office. ADAMS, strikes clear through the heavens, and an again. A long, deep grief pýloied through _you know, Spent his time ntyn o Aogteteoiso cetssi n VITALIZED AIR. angel of God comes out an a cloud and all that brightness of d1omestic life. Para- find out the elixir of life-a-i liquid, which, regarding the original unity of the moon 'ook c°lo°""°wn---""' up"n the' "pp°lI°°4 "ref. nddse"""ohod.Ilga " hew " if taken: would, keep one perpetually and the earth. It'is helieved that out of a cries, HIlagar, what aileth thee? She erness! young in this world anid would change: mass of rlapidjy revolving elements, e4 , A<D DIETIN ooksv up and sees tre angel pointimg to a How oftenl is it we see the weak arml the aged back again to youth. Of course miolten fluiid or gascous, the earth and ID DIETO.well of water, wvhere, she f111s the boutle of womDan conscriptedc for this1battle with heoa iapitd efudnttetemo oksc hp httems E T& RE ait fver ha.nd- fur the lad. Thank (;odl! Thnkl God ! therough World. \Who is elhe gomiig dlown elixir. But here I tell you Of the elixir - was divided fito two parts. The .on- LF aE some and uIseful prSeints I learni fr-om this oriental scene. in the the street in the early lighit of the- miorni feelsigIf irýîgfoi'h are sent free for th return o vrasigi Austn rofh tmunted their revolution and becamieýthe of sets of coupons fro Tutti first place, what a sad thing it is when ing, pale with exhaustinig work, not hal "Rock 'of Age," and that drinking that earth and the moon. Each hlad its own . Frutti Gum. Get on.0 people do not know their place andi get slept out with the slumbers of las nht, water you, shall never get old, and you 1axis on, which it spuin, each also revov ai too proud for their business. H'agar -,vas' trageaics of suffering wvritten all ove ' l b - Ot C.-Rear of Messrs. Hil - 'vrwill never be sick, and you will never ing about the other. T he m--onths were an assistant mn that household, but shte her face, hier hasterless eyes4 looking far die. "Ho, eVery onle that thirsteth, comne but a few hours loang and thle days not botham & Son's Drug Store, wanted to rule there. She ridiculed aînd ahead, as though for the coming ,of somue ye to the waters!" Ah, here is a man mnuch shorter. Then the gravity inutuailly M A D ~eered until hier son. Ishmael, got the other trouble? Er parenuts calle2d her who says, "II have beenl looking for that exerted by theerpdyevligbds (Down stairs), M A D E M E-,A- W %N samie tricks. She dashed out her lown, Mary or Bertha or Agnes on the day fouitain a great while, but can't find 1disturbed them, tidal friction helid'them AJAX TABET POI-VL CUR hapies and th- -a int a gra whe the hel her upt.h otadi. n eeism n lewosy ak-dt - ___ - . ý1 - - --- --" "I - _' _ ' - -_ - ----- --- - -_ fromn one grave hillock t n he gr J.H H. JUTRYE. Viec-President business., for God! hadl decided that Haw- founded it? Ishmael, theù lad ,tat Haar 'naitns an o (Dru s aýnd Optican ) ley was to be one of the greatest astron- led into the wilderness. She had no ida hillock. We follow corpses, ourselves soon "htms b h hewhr l h B. D. P A VIDSON, Esq. (Sertryoers of England. she was leading fort.h such destinies. to be like them. The world is in mourn- freaks come from. "Detroit Free Press. W (Principal Public School) 1,bri ooal.Neither doe any mother. Youi pass along ing for its dead. Every heart has become- Mesrs ACDUGAL&JONS, ohetor ¡Labr aHonrabe.the street and see and pass boys and girls the sepulcher of some buried joy. But rrttd n eeoiy (Eity Chambers, Torontoý On the other hand we may be borni in who will yet mak-e the earth quake with sing ye to God; overy -wilderness has a JOHNGAUDFsq Valatra sphre, a little higher than thar, for their influence. well in it, and I comne to that well to- WdeinevrIn a gre a, ak t elof grat1~ The CaålnRemedyr for, all JON ABuildr andWContractor.) Vautrwhich God intends us. We rny be born AsteTl sBn.1day, and I begin to draw water for, you tudre inad po man, Ic taot o gane W.W ABYEqM .iia castle, and play in a costly conserva- "AthTigsBe."from that well. thr ol ea uhgnrosity if ho THROAT À", LUNO AFFECT[ONS y m N ebooM ~ory, and foed high. bred pointers, and Who is that boy at Sutton pool, Ply- If you have lived in the couintry o were a rich man.-Pope. 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