z`. l`v".`r'n!u."."ga' v8 Wooonntdorltshouno ; .' -741' [_A.IEE[OIN'. Wellington St. 1 door from Princess St. 1333`and 13;:1I51"'1`1ic'ess Strabgr 110 PBINUB88 STREET. . and He has on hand A large and well assorted lock 0! Ladies`. Gentlemen`: and B0 '8' Boots 1 all varieties :also Trunks. Values, c. I intend making Custom Work napecialt having secured the services of the best wor men. NEW STAND. '.Laxe of D. F. Armatronm. begs to inform Ma riendu that he has opened a Boot and Shoe Store on fI5iNcEss STREET, Remember the place to secure such bargains in at Murray & Taylor's, Call and see them and secure a ` choice. as they are worth 250 per yard. and are already going fast. _ 180 Per Yard. We have just received 200 pieces Fine Jersey Cloth, bought at much than regular prices, and which we offer at D33" Nort.hAu|'I-`I30. Ont. : `Tum; use irxixm s Irma ..:`J:r.... ma cou 311* Ed (II. and L Oom- '*:*..." :`::.:::=::'=.:.& :..":.%'; 1n`nny:gd.1n.o . We conduct It a house Murray & Taylor's% A BIG JOB LOT Pl THOMAS CUNNINGHAM, 1'NIPowd um; Anuvol :oou`o IulcaI lunch will I and not on sold In oacnpouuon I` the nuultlnndo bl Id. abut weight. nun at nhmnhua DRESS GOODS Dlreclly oppoclto Pukhilfs Old Stand. Two Doors Below f olson o. 176 PRINCESS STREET. R L ` `rg'_.;;1!:.x.-'*.':.~.'.:'.;.st.":.:`*<.+... Hardvfare, Paihts, Oils, --m:.u.;ms Ix--- `H. uumour or 1'. umour 53 co. ` 0 room": Brooivulo. says: I Elixir fox-.3 nevus. and . 3:1`; .1 oougawhich 1: nmmodmuy ro- llogaigndm Lumbar And chic} On . ` -` .?.,"$t..?-u n kmmrmn. R ill`-I \JI\lJ All the very best and cheapest, PO_Vl_D_ER v __`AI-\_l`)so|utely P-ur-e_. Dress Goods. NEW BUSINESS. IOIII In OOIIIKIIIIOI VIII lb! IJIIAIIII no Icht. cl otylun {3 Ln ox:v.uc car. no AI.` \n.'m'.u nu. mu um: am... 1 Reliable Bran}; " ".` limbin-`8i`Ca grocers. Brockvllle, 1 \ Ellxlr" severe J V335AND KING STREET. Nu; uueu Wlul lll(lbU.`l'|lll'l`L'S. I-`urmernuon-, we Ix-urn fromvthig story of` Jmeph um: tho moult ofiporlloution-h alou- tion. Had it not been for his being sold into - by his Jnudidtnzs Jxrolheu, and his his impxtnunxom Joseph never _.:9nuLs.v..e l...*s".2.I_m'..x.__ inst.` ,.I+!.I1'.'..l>._!.-`.1:- ,.. E19?!- ` borly nccopt: the pronni.-: Elena! am they thug an penemta-I fur n";lzte1-uuuoss sake. torr theirs is the luugtlom or lnuvom" but tha-y do not n-alin the fact that am principle upplivss '0 -nrldlvu --csaairtualuneeus It hma T A mm In we Cu`! Iuu: "1 wuuu use to become A Christian it I only know what religion Lu, But if this ly- ing and cheating ` and bud behavior Among men who profs: to be good is religion, I want none of it." But, my friends, it I am an In-.tis't in Roma and a man conn-ea 5 tome and asks me what the art of painting ill must not sl1o\v\him the dnubuf some mere pretender. I will take him to the Raphaels and the Miclmel Ange-lna II is most unfair and dishonest to take the igno- minious fuiluresjn Cliristian profession in- stead of tho zlonous successes. The Bible ` and the church are great picture galleries lled with nmstzarpiece& I`un-Ohol-nun!!! um lnnrn frnmvthhntnrvuf. n0"Ur L IIFISLICII l'IlIl'T'l&'T. Therearethoae who aecttodeapiae a relic- ious lilo. They speak oi` it an a system of phlebotomy. by which a man is bled of all his courage and nobility. They nyha haa be- meaned hiniaeif. They pretend tohave no more condence in him aineehiaconveraion than before his COllVOI`IlOlI. But all that is hypocrisy. It in linpnuible for any man not to admire and conde lna Christian who ahowa that he has really become achild of God and is what he pruleseeaobe. You ` cannot deapiae a son or adaughtcr oi the ` Lord God Almighty. Of course all and hail` religious character Irina no apprx-bation. Rcdwald, the king of the Saxons, after Chris- dan baptism had two altars, one for the wor ship of God and the other for the sacrice of dc-vile You may have a contempt for such men ,tur more `pretaeusinn religion, but when you behold the exccllency of Jesus Christ come out in the life of one of his disciples, all that there is good and noble in your soul rises up into admiration. Though that Christian hens far beneath you in es- tate as the Egyptian slave of whom we are discuging, by an irrevocable lmv of our nature Potiplmr and Pharaoh will always esteem Joseph. Chrysoetom, when threat- ened with death by Eudoxia, the empres`, sent woni to her saying: Go tell her that I fear nothing but sin." Such nobility of character will always be applauded. There was something in Agrippzi and Felix which demanded their respect for Paul. the rebel against government. I doubt not they would willingly have yielded their olce and dignity for the thousandth part of that two heroism which beamed in the eye and beat in the heart of the unconquerable apoatle. The in~ lidel nnd worldling are compelled to honor in their hearts, though they may not eulogie with their lips, u Christian rm .in poi`accu- tlon, cheerful in poverty, trnattnljii losses, triumphant in death. lnd C stlan men in all professions and occ tions. and I llnd thein respected, and noted. and auc- cesful. John Frederi?/Oberlin alleviating ignorance and I John Howard pan- ing from dungeon/to laaaretto with healing for the. body the soul. Eliubeth Frye coming to e prolligate 0! Nowgate prison to aha own their ohduracy as the angel came their prison at Philippi, driving open thedoors and snapping loch and chains, as won as the livea of rthouaanda at the follow- /ers of Jeans who have devoted themselves to the temporal and spiritual" welfare of the race. are monument: olthe Christian religion that shall not crumble while the world lasts. Aniauiathe can aid: lwouldllko to Imnn-mg g (`ha-iatinn If I nnlv Lunar IIIUFII I` WI! ll lIllll"lI `II \ LII IIIIBII IN Hll`l}|l!'. Learn from this story In the rst plum that the mvrltl is compelled to honor Christinn clnrncter. Pntiphnr Wu only a mum oflhe world. ya-t Juavph man In his estimation until all the aain 0! that greet home were con mitted to his charge. From this aernnt no honor: or condence: were withheld. When Juseph was in prison he soon won the heart of the keeper. and. though placed there for being a smundrel, he soon convinced the jailer that he was an innoceutnnd tnmworthy man. and, released from clone connement. he ~ became a general Iuperinundent of prinon |f- 1 fair; Wherever Joeeph wu placed, whether I Iervnnt in the house 0! Potiphu or a prisoner in the penitentiary, he became the nut mun everywhere, and in an illustration of the truth I lay down that the world is compelled to honor Christin: ehancter. `I...-. -na. Ohnng 15:4 -0. Ian `ALA - _.Il_ ('u.vu\||_\. II"llll'I`l nu: \\I|II, In.` XIII. l.l.ll'lll huuw with their hensta lsnrne down under the hfl of the corn ncks; hnw the sin agninat theirhrulher. which had so lung I-eon hid- den. cam out at last, and was rvturnal by that hmther`u {urgivenea and kindness. an illustrious triumph of Christian principle. lnnrn (run: this ctnrv Ill than mt nlnnn Hut auvaueu-vcuu-vu. an---.w-cu. You cannot hoop a good man down. God has darned for hlmacertaln eleratlon to which he must attain. lie will bring him through, though it met him 1.!!!) worlde. There no men couetantly in trouble leet they than not he appnciated. Every man comes lathe eudto hevalaod at jut what he is worth. Howoneuyoone men turnootall thelrloreuetoc-rush one monoreet olmeu. How do they moved! Nohetter than did the government that tried to cnnh Jone; h. a Bcripture character upon which we speak to- day. It would bean innlt to Iuppueethnt youwen not ll-familiar with theme 0! Jaeph; how his jealoulhrothen threw him Into the pit, hut, uelug a caravan 0! Arabian merchant: moving along on their camels with spleen and gun that loaded thealr with aroma. eolnl their brother to these merohantn. who carried him down into I-`._\'pt; how Joseph was cold tolhtiphu. in man 0! Inuence and olce; how by integrity he mhd hlmoel! to high pmltion In the nalm, until under thelabe ohargoulevilo wretch he wan hurled Into the penitentiary ; how In prieou he commanded request and condence; how by the iuterplv tatiun of Pharaoh`: dream he wan freed and lioonnu-that-hie! man in the government.- the Bismarck U! the nation; how in time of famine J-mph had control 0! altorehoune which he had lial during the seven year: of plemy: how vi-lwn his brothers. who by] thrown him into the pit and told him (mo (-apt.\'n_\`. npplial for corn, he sent them h.uu.- I1! the-Ir I-nails lnrnn alum-n undu- Bumuaa. nope.` Ia-Ann lulu; cluunl let some weeks for uupmvuuouu and our ` lugomeuu. up Brooklyn uhornnch wan J opunonl to-hy. `I10 mu ova-vial-In; ` throng: can In onudnco an baton. Thu cowl-ogcumunngwnh gluulucnhohynnnu I'fnN Jubovnhi add those \'u-uuuuhwvlthuendioy. Knuwuuuthhndbuudslono Ilr cumobudho dummy. Ana upluulug appropriate pangs ol Brrlpum Dr. Tnluup wok his In! from bomb xll. on `And Punch -1.: auto \Jmwh: lluo.l|nvou-NhoooverA1llho|and \ of Egypt` nmbjvct ol uu--mnun nu ` TlnPrtnoluhur." Dr. Tnlmnpnkl: I14) \I-_ .4 _...A |_-__ - __-.l ...-.. .I..__ CANADIAN & AME CAN COAL OIL V Dellreredtoa purge! the city. _ Eton la la Ilaally Valued at Illa Ital \I'nI-Ihnllalag Io lglu Poaiuaa thtoaxln Paula Abaoouua om Iaat Ilaaor Chrlatlal Charaar. luv. -an TALMAG:-9 sermon A THE anooxwu 'rAanNAcI.:. TH la PH] l{l.\IE MINISTEII. `unx'[1IxS<';u cu cue nlyuulun Iuercuuutaa Ill [be mlonzlpof Egypt. Yet you see in what I ` . 1n,\'am-iuus wuyod coimectod thotsolu om ~ plan. So ull events are linked together. You who uru aged can ldok back and group toggther M I.Iuu.~.'1n things in your life that once agemed i:r~lnu~d. Ono undivided chain .0! V 1 |](l\\ Illl ll[|L-'Iv BL'1.'l|ll'(l lclllf lv'l'U L'\I!|;U`* : -Jn&~pitstvM"tI'!"tlll" ztquhimrmerclnmts llm rulnnalnnf F`_r`rvnf Vol. vnu mm In wlsnt I lIl|`VE`l'l ITIIIUIQ 15 lullllllls WES IE` headed one year nicer he had mused the death 0! Ihe queen`s children, in the very month, the very day, the very hour, and the verymomcnt. There is wonderful precision in the Divine judgments. `The universe is onlv one thought of Godq These things xx-M55 seem frugrueyltqry Isolated Info" only different parts n! that one great thought. V How fur npazp su-mu-d these two cvenu- J - A1'onn91}r u-:3rl-~I>n-+Inr- Arnvrhiynr In-IV lK`|. CUII E UHUPIIIII TIBIILW lllal the Helvetians, Burclutrd onk was so eluted with the victory that he lifted his helmet to look o upon the eld, when a wounded soldier hurled a stone that struck his uncovered forehead and he fell. Sin will always leave,-some point exposed, and there is no safety in iniquity. Francis 1, king of France, was discussing how it was best to get his army into Italy. Amnril, the court foo1,:prang out from the corner and said to the king and his Ital! otcers: You had bettcr be thinking how you will get your army back out of Italy after once you have entered." In other words. it is onelcr for us to get into sin than to get out of it. Wliitc-elxl was riding on horse- back in a lonely way with some missionary money in a sack fastened to the saddle bugs. A liighwuymnn sprang out from the thicket and put his hand out toward` the gold, when Whiteeld turned upon him and said: That belong: to the Lord Jesus Christ; touch it if you dare," and the villuln fell back empty handed into the thicket. Oh, the power of conscience! It otfended, it becomes God's nvenging minister. Do not think that you can hide any great and protracted sin in your hearts. In an unguarded moment it will slip otf 0! thr lip, or some slight occasion may, t for a momei set ajnr this door of hell that you wanted to keep closed. But suppose that `in this life you hide it. and you get along with that trhnsgression burning in your ,heart, an a ship on re within for day: may hinder the ame from bunting out by ` ingdown the liatclmays; yet at last, in the judgment, that iniquity will blue out before the thmne of God and the universe. I.`..-el.............. I.._... 0...... old. -..l.:....L AL- Universal Stoves and Bang%es,. luv IIIIUIII1 Ul CIR` (Ill I-Ill: IllIIVUlTu Furthermore: learn from this subject the inseparable connection between all events lmwevor rv-mow. Loni Hastings was be- lmnrlnl mm vanr nnr hn hml nnunorl Hun `HUI V\HIb`R!IYU Ul uu: UEV\l' BIILI (CK xICKKlIJ indignation, and tho anthem: of outrlged ; luv hurled him inzo the Tomb: or hoisted |..'.... IIUI 0|... ngllnum A6 0|. abs... Al on. I`W IIIIIIQFI uuu lIluU IIGIU LUIL|lo- VI UUIIIRVI him on the gallows. At the close of the battle between e dauphin F5-unce and Hm Hnlvminna Rn:-nlmrd fnnlr wnn In lI"ul'HII1J LIIU IUWIIIG III IV KZIBIUI n)v. my henrem you cannot keep on iniquity quiet. At just the wrong time the lheep will bk-at and the oxen will bellow. Achun can- not steel the Buhyloninh garment without getting stoned to death. nor Benedict Arnold betray his country without having his neck Itretched. Look over the public arrests, these thieves, Lhvse hurginn. these adulter- ers, these countcrfeiters, than hlghwnymen, these assassins. They All thought they could bury their iniquity no deep down that it would never come .to resurreo tion. But there was some shoe that an- swered to the print in the and. some also keys (cum! in possession. tome bloody knife that whispered of the deed. and the public Indicrnntinn nml Hun nnnthnrnn nf nntranrl uuppI1lwlvpunwLu!:|.l'vpuvIn uuw wul nu had executed his commiutonfvhen In the distance the sheep began noblest sad the oxen to bellow. The scent was out nnd Samuel aid to the blushing and confounded Saul: `W but means the bk.-sting of the shop that I hear and the lowing of the tattle!" Aye. unr ha-u-an vnn pnnnnt I-Ann In lninnilv ` TY` z\NU. I-`urthe-rmnre, our subject lmprexsos us that sins will come in exposure. Long. long ago had these brothels [UM Joseph into Egypt. They had suppressed the crime. and lt was A prnfuund teem! well kept by the brothers. But suddenly the secret is out. The old father bear: that his son in In Egypt, having been ION there by the mellco 0! his own rotben How their check: must have burned and their heart: sunk at the naming out 0! this suppreueerl crime. The nnnlhlt lnlqnlty has I thousand tongues and they will but) out on exposure. Saul was sent lode- stmy the Canunltee, their sheep and thexr oxen But when he got down them among the pasture: he saw tome ne sheep and oxen too In Iokill. and no he thought he would weal them. He drove chemtowerd home. but utoppedtoreportwtheprophet howwell he hurl an-nun-d his nnmmininmftlu-n In thn TVIIIUII IIIIU VG IUU WIHIII IIIU `UTE 19"` tlun of the Gospel. The rlbal mockory. the hungerlng and thlntlng. tho unjust trial and lgnomlnioun death when all tln form of hollh fury waa hurled agallut the croa, win the introduction 0! that nligion which h yat to ho the oarYh`a1loliv'annca from guilt and aulhrlng. and her overlaatlng enthrooamout among the principalltioa of heaven. The auto haaaomoumuaaid tothochurch: `Como lotmatakayourhandand I will holp you. What haahaen tho nmltl The church hal combat-hand huloat lea author of hollneu and has hecomeinevctlva At other tuna tho state has aid to the church: `I will crush you." What has been the naultl After the storms have :1-out their fury. the church. In far from having lost any at ita force, haa In- crcns-d nnd is worth innitely mom after the amault than before it. The church in far more in-iebtai to the opposition of civil gov- emment than to its approval. The res ol the stake have only been the torch:-a which Christ held in his hand. by the light of which tho church has marched td her present p0~ anion. ln the sound of racks and implement: of torture I hear the rumbling of the wheels of the (impel chariot. Scaulds of martyr- dom have been the stain by which the church has ascended. Aqunfortis is the best test of nnr cnhinnf hnnrnccna In that J I Continued on pun throo. ` smwn & URIIMLETS. 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You can rely on being aakcxl the VERY L0\\'EST FIGURE, end that no one can buy the some goods any cheaper, And, therefore, everything misleading and eenutlonel ll evoidrd. 'I"L_ -l.__._ -__ __I__ _ 1.`. ,1 AI _ , _, . . . . - 1 - --_ ~-~--5 ----~------3 --- ---v---v-- - Ilvvluv - The above are only a few of the many reasons why we oolicit the pntumuge of those who believe in bones! And square methdu ofdoinv buaineu. , ' NO ONE HAS BETTER FACILITIES! .\'.B.-.\.'_ole Agnt for Knight of Labor Emblems. F. X. UUUSINEAU & G0. New end Handsome Stri ed Costume Cloths. New and Handsome P d Costume Cloths. New and Pretty Check Costume Cloths. 'RTAur'nnrI nhnnn Wnnnv .TnnlrA1-. (Tlnf-J-u`n --w-vi ---v`-- -v..--:.- ---w-yo cv::r';1_1c-1' Olgeap Fancy Jacket Cloths. New End P`r6tty`F'a*.cy `mater Ulbt." New and Fancy Designs in On --I;- Cloths." 800zPioces New Dress Gpods, Extra. Low Prices. 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