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, WwwW about the progress of 00 txv*VbU I to a 40*6ve, levol Xors, *an 90,W Japan#11411 MUU � 101 �
.1 . ww fresa day to day tkat WO Vivo all Oy*r. %=14 UW out to = that pcoyallod during the tions, makers art working day and I
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VWY littw Consideration to 00 future our P"Is too say* by "'- have confined toons ontlu*nt. The ,whole I night turning out slumuuition for the MEMORY OF JV ANNE WAUC HAS I
or the problem* that will tolkhOut Powell *kn*vor possible, -Russlan armies. This statement is 0 . ,
Canada &M Canadians almost JMXO- a sun Weet in UWr*111111119 *&t *Ud clobe. wootax now to bs upside down, mode in The Japan Magazine, in an ALWAYS, BEEN HONORED. I
diately when the war is over. Surely w4womy In all homw I for even *0 Orient that slopt, throu& . q 11, .� � .
11 avtioje on 11M,itking.Alunitions for th!a .
this problem will "quire tke United I * * 0 * awsk I 0. Occidental revolution$ , in now I A11108.11 Tile article, written by X. 1 .1�
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. "Ga of the gov . I - by the J*panese War H4% Stirred Fyeuclt , people to ,W -�,
", *rnments, the ,cOr- Canadian soldiers vrits to friends What bim tokou PlAce, In Rissis is I 11yodo, uvd approved 1.
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� I porotions, the men, old wA young, here from XagUad about tbo open g pi,ophetie 81 of the times, for tits, � � . I . I . intelligence officej says: ReligiQua Fervor 404 Churches ,
". grout and small, and womm, t000 to, temptattens the Old couUtries con- ordini-my, of a cyclo -is paak*4 � � I "In the Rolsbikawa section of To- I., "
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adjust conditions, thiags, and men Ulu for our boys who W, fona of Into a few days. The great utolq no- I t kio, there Is a huge arsenal dl�lly an- .
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- who will return to this tountry and strong drJUX or who Indulge ps qp-� . � I .; I ged- in turning -out munitions- for the -1 111---l-1.1- �
, -14 UQU of tho, -north, once aroused; iur- 1. I I 4�,-� � t -1, -, 94 once !more is Vr4ii�o ijispired -,by
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the thousands who W41 Immigrate to portunity offers, in i "social flusR"' �P*44d avoii the ixglosive, nature of I I ,�� . W ; . t . fiouQpirds of
,C-angda Irm the coupWas beyond the judego, at many homes In the Xnglilh - .1 ease Operation; and tha Jeinno-d'Are, and, it is 013 spirit
the Frenchman in his ways of doing . hands never c which has made tile Ftellch . , -80
seas. Old conditions Can never be re. cities, they litre treated. to win* and, things. . : , , " -1. I smoke above the giant worlis is like 41
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stored, but all efforts must, anii will. often. stronger beverages. It is too ... � * . i li:. . 3�� a cloud Imm a volcano.
The Russlita - revolutionist carried . � j� 'i 11 Quo people in the world." William T-
tl,�- ., I 11 , "The new arsenal, first showed what
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. be directed to making the world over bad that Cina4lau soldiers 'who go out his dream, of freedom with true '.1, 4. I L-,L��, 1� Martin,*rIting in. the Novi York: Sunt *
In the now to, meet Chita - dramatic certainty and effect. Frord P L ** 11� . ", .... . . it could do� Ili tFe way of meeib�g the says that,wkir'bas stirred tileML to a
, ged Conditiplis. overseas to help wilt this war for the .
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. I I Empire should.be face to face, With the 4esputehes it IS ea L, �, I I At, I I nods of the army during the Russo-
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I I The nmt decade will be One, of the the _temptations that Canada' US ban- ..11y to See the �', 'L * I I . -1 ': � - I ��: . Zapghese war, after which' there was re,1914us fervoo - tu"t 13�018 at noth- . I
picture leading to,tlie fall of Czardom, I �., � " ' ea tb4t xioe4 to. be amPtY
and ' I I L ... . '� I -%: � a lull luOutput until, the.demaW camo Ing- U'hurch .
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. Most momentous must construct- ished, we believe, for over, ftom Most I ' - I . . . . I
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I despotism, and ,medlievaligm. pemo,,.. I 1, �11 '.- I I — 1. 11 . Sunday Paris turns. ,
. 1v6 periods. in our hlstory� to the stu� of the provinves.' England,. hoilored gracy massed In, tile streets, of th . -1-1 - i I to help Ruisia instead.,of withstand are now 0106 - On st-one adeord�
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I L .4ent orhuman urkture and of political as -she isi ��dth the� lisai" Ot� Mother capital in triumph, the soldiers falling I - ,,:.. ��. . I while all through -the weelt there aro ,
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economy. The worli we'bavo grown Country;* ShQuWset a better example in line with the el -011", to.' Welcome I I � j: � : � . . arrive from Russia, the 2;000 workm6a I � 11,P1,
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in -and known so intimit�ly will to the bravo sons Of tile "brightest . . -L. �...� . � I � In -the Toldo steady streams �f th6so,who enter the
UP the Uvin of a new Russia.. . �, I . � arsenal licro4sed mani- . so oA the L
in the Crown." .But unless more The misrul � I �, . '.. % "'.. I church to pray. for the repo , .
. be only a fruitful memory, so entire- X�-M ' ' 1,1. � I . f 014 uittl t I now n6 loss than '15,000 .
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.. everthrown,in less- than as .� '�� n, " , , �� ,*Y:�.. L�,' ' . .
11 'banged. So Itis up to,our leglola- introduced into FOrliament in'the Old ., z . . .: 11 � - �, I I %. '. .;",* . *ien labor. from eight to ten .11
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g , hours. W"derful peopl -Rus- � ; !-�- �.. � I IPX�� .1 :� 11� � ,.,;, :.;�. .1, Iny, too, wbo'prqy for, France. . I .
Countries. are . � 6tatute . I - . % those . 1. . I I a - 100 , .1 . I
� toro. our ministers, teaehjars, all pub- placed on the ' slansi once they are 4�iake. - - - f , I I I hours 4ay, a&ordlng, Lto pigssure of are
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lie men and women t(P face the prob. booki, her terrible shame will. be per.- Ordinarily they are Patience, per- ,Sister of Fielcl MATshal Sir *John French Killvd 1;PY . work. At present the demand for mu- n 7ho hckd been at I the - front
. d �iu�h petuated, 'for authentic 'reports -01 I - . L . a Sh6lt ultions is� so* Insistent* that the work noblema -
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]am of reconstruction, We rea S0Zljfi%tPL c6lisprvative., religiously ,a, y' until a .short time �L
I , MR4. HARLE Y, sls'ter - of Field-Marshil Sir John French, ,and who w".' goes on from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m,, a 12�. almost Ini �
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in the newspaperos abbut the necessity England's drink bill shows anincrease mYstical, and. dogile to a degre *a, but about fifty, ,Years. old, biA� served sInce the outbreak of 'the war Wltb s apfaint Than he . , , -.
Itory to instead of a decrease during the years the Scottish womews Hosj%Ws, She. was first to ;their hospital: hour day.., The work; glies on at night a1WO, slivvlug as ,
I for doing, .9oraething prepara once Started they exhibit, a reserve . . Rttached s Wounded an L a arm became - ,
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� - their reWrn, for the homecoxicling of of -this. frightful war, Canadians who the L . at the Abbaye de, Royrauniont, where the above phot9graph was takle" also, from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. The most '%YA I
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I , I , strength that may shalre world. Later she went to, their French unit at Saloulki. There, wherait2e Ornal pressing demand at present is for POWarlebs, ITO could no Jolygcr help , .1 11 11 I � �
I our soldier boys, but what is lir,letic' are solemnized by t1le daily war news' They'have time and again Suffered de. ebauffeur Is IndlottilWabable In her work -from the inale--even to tl1q, rifles and' small arms, ,for which big France a,t the fropt. Now ally every , .�- . ". �
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. ally and actually being don6 lierond cannot ,quderstoxid how English Pao- feat and humiliation, like the Swiss ' ' ey Served with such distinc- . . g he g as
t carrying of Wounded on her back -Mrs. Harl -- in ing ,and every evenli4r 0 �
I simply 4sl;4ng one Anather *,but will Ple can 90, On drinking- but they have never been conqiered. Aloh and bravery that she. was d "c ,v ush ers are being filled., , orn . . .
. . I *' .0 :* 0 .. , rated by Gener.41 Sarrall 'wIth-.tb 11 I "'The wages of the Japanese arsenal I into the Church of the Magdaleno.'Ha - I
be,done when the wai is over. Erie- 1. % . � I . , Jipan fought them and won bril- gilitary Crosb. Photograph shows Mrs.'Harley. talking, with a gi - . I . d pruy for victory,. lie said, and sa �
I . p4ttenta at the Scottish" Women!q Hospitals at the Abbo,ye de UoYaumolit, worker'are small compared with the cOul' I .
. ouslyi,gentle reader, -�vbat have you Mr. George Wilson, of the . United. liant victorles,but Russia remained '� 1 A town with lie cou'ld fie p'. I . . �
� - done aj%,what are"those aro' you Kingdom Alliance, the greatest tem- -Mks,* Harley was icilleq-at,monastir, Serbia. ,She was I I no same kind of man abroad, being fro* 11 I . I .1 . I
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. und , . unconquered, and the other nation was ambulance of which She *" In charge, when a shell burst nearby., A' . 3 - se nts) to I �en (fifty � - . I I . ; I F
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i .,,� doing! , 1. . =organization "At glad ofjhe� Roosevelt intervention, L . fragment �f the shell struck her in the head killing liar Instantly 4 I I . . I . . .
* * �* A life wait herole and her dea�h worthy of berspl? and -of the cause she aervqd ce ts). for. a day of ten hours. The - .
. . rity Air the statements that The great Von Hindenburg, with, the nobl, . . . 4 . . A superstition that th� IllessedUald .
. . . If 'ch Will greatly'. sur mightieit war machine ever, construct- 130 . Y. I I . . . . I ., .. men are paid 20'per cent. more for �f Orleans may a ' . �
. . . ever wise leaders of -men and of, follow,and will - I . . I . . . . , gain. visit the earth ' . ,�
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I I - - communities war urgently necessary prise and jjrob bly disgust Canadl I 1. �. . .. I I . I . . -. . . ,, I ives xmies of I , �� 1,
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in this Dominion it -is -n6w, to give Xiiends of the great temperance cause, and back, still, many miles, bdt there . . A France to- victory, is said to be very - ... (
. goods will be entirely carried over to work overtime, while the man Who wide] , ch armie%, and - ' I 11
� direction and to lead. the people in this, The consumption: of intoxicating came a day when the German machi,qe. "the gr gets'l yen a day, will get nearly 2 yen .1 .. "
� ited KIngd6m during steppe AN , British soIl, 'the link in .. eat y held Ili the Pren . .
I .: Ation." liquors in the Uri . . , thid, soldiers read eagerly of -every .
period of the, "birth of a now n . , �
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Canada is sure to experience a new 1916 is said to have been Attended by it was kaminded of. the futile aaven- � N . VVIRE �. . .. I I , . - - inpide S. to indicate I . I
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I I ., birth—nei,V-comers there are.bound ,to an expenditure of 12 per cent Ole' tures of Napolqon' on Moscow, And . UNK OF I - ' I 1 iie to paim . . � . �
� 1P :be and,they MUSt'b L � . I , . I that such A rniracle may cor
. - assimilated, Our that in 1915 and of 24 percent, over would,profit by, it. � t - ".. I , . . . I , URUAT. holidays. .. : er's daughter in the' Vaud . I I �
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. I own 4wndltlong will be � in ii process of the figur�i-lor 1914, and is, iii factw— . .. . . .— I . . . I '.. . . 1, . 'As the work of the arsenal � is . ' I j . . �
' ' -To the amazement of the enemy and I . . . L . I . I . was reported to.have Wd 'that ebb " . . �,
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.1 Ili, Lay Nyaste the Country and PO ' I heard �voices, instructing' �
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. I 1. � .,,s,ok many Soldiers to find. their bid the'lilghest liquor expepditur came ba&'� again, and;again, as if I � . . I I .. .. I . .. . I Wells. .11 - I the armies. of Fraoee. The BAhop -of . , � .1
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., .�� 1 P14cos. Qccupied. by� ,other. workers --in �cord ,for .the, � - United � Kingdom, ' He there had b6en. no. . . scrutinized., The'woikmen ha: - roletiers sent a priest to intervie,W ' - , .
,c I I . Idesolating ratreitt . I . Qdrtilan' line carry a etal.' ais'each, the, . . . .1,
I very many ases by women and girls. estimates .tU6 amount'speat in alco.- afe, ingaths befoie. Give,thq Rusz � � , . . . . I The whole of the d . , ,ra p , perman x. it Waa, said that� she had . - . 1��
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. �. , . What,hithousands of-casei6;wll1 hav- h -611c liquo,rwin.tli,e,.�uniteLl�'Hing .lan he I !. . " I . - Arias -i .as Sti * ne,vast ent-hands- �aving ;a -nidkql pkss .q;nd-hcr,.anA-late . . and ,put . in ... .
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� for,tress, built by the labor'.of'hiillions" , Aa, each been br;ught io Paris . I
. I poh? Will the soldiers go, on the land ji�'1916 at t eenormous sum of $I,- will plow his.'%va3i't6terilno� if not,New Dev,elolinienti Will-Alake.1i One dug and tunnelled And cemented Rnd pass bbbigmumbered. - � .. � charge.of a sisterhood, Whether the,,: - - � I I
. to an' a in farming?' Honestly, We 019,0.45�,OQO---Qne.billion,�ninetoe.� inil-. t is a . � . � I � .
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I . 11, the next, Sure. I , . . -.. , ", a S, . - ered � with thousands of machine- * 4oB, -the, T . girl. is -of unsound mind,'carried %iway . ,.'
. Afstv6 Serious dqubts.'about it. They lions and. forty,�,five t�ousitndj dollarsl . . I . W'th ' World' Grdatest I -.': timb � . esidos, okio, military arseilal . ' ' '
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I .� . . have,been city and town dwellefs.and And this, too, I the year . 6f'the g . reaf- � She May defeat! herself, is she has .. I .1 sl, I ,. .� . � � gun . redoubts, with'an immense mass there is abig -naval arsenal, with'an� by hyiteria Or ,,Afbib6r she- may in ' � .
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. ", . . workers, and* we heVe seldom known I dst war the world has ever,known. In burealuera � cy - -on pilfering. and . ' . , %� . . . I . , I of trenches. t - by, fo ests Of other at � Y suka and another truth turn'ont to bw the savior of. liar ' ,.' ' ' .
. L bent . barbed wire, Ila as Kure, wli�re'munftions aiid arms. are country is a Vestion upon Which tons . , . ,, �
. I .� . I such,meli to taka permAnently'td- -the 1,1915 th expenditure was $909,795,Q00 -'d slipped away . . .
. .. . . . . . a self-aggrandizement, but woe betide ' From its fopudation, Ili 1749, Hall- though by . a landslip,- a . nd tha enemy - of -thodsands, of French, &;old1erSTe- . ., . ..
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. . . worl� of . farmers., The' itu , and'in 1914 it was. $892,315,000. --theinvader.who enters too fir into fax ha ,,a i e*of British milin I � still m4re ek-pert *orkniaTf. I
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� � the oountpy.soon loses its charm -for other,words 1916 showed, an increase .the hear ,6. ... established. Is Ili rapid retreit to new. lines many In: these' arsenals 'the. wages are high.
� I � I �.. . t of Russiai " - - , . tar,y -adtivityi, and it was , . . � - ' do . I
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. them. ' , I .1 : . ,ot - $UO,160,000: :over 1015 'and' of COUA TO13toy has recently� been- a 4t the instance of. the New Engl=4 mileg.away. Ai hO g6es,hels Idyi ,eri the rate ranging from 12 'sen a , n , ,
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. I A. $197,830,00a .over 1014. .No doubi the o 'had recognized the -ad-. fire and waste..'to tli6 countryside day to 8 yen' the'raost , -expert men . .
. � I I . I � . guest of Denver, hid in .his'je'e'tures. colonists, ,wh . ; I . Ad r as -
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. ' .. ,. northeast. of Ba. aumej 17 Into . which- make about. 100 " a month. I out there" that their capacity fo - I ., . * ,
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. :, . I .. World " a� fleial -of aciivity for a large .r .on e t . case consump- . . 11 - ii .a d.l. ,Ea.%t.-of PerQn4e.Sc9VQS of villAgOg sil'a-As now.st ming .the -.tide. -'ofj'p-; , : . . . The. Angels. at Mons, . . �. I ..
- P . : trious,.father ' like him In -1 futile 46c Ai -upon the -$'w'Eaglan . . em .
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I still. a. true patriot and know's only tbo,� betwe .� .. Britain. �
I. . lines: pf - manufacturing in 'the ,Pro- c4hol is the helper of labor. - the re�. well what was eating the vitals of his� -The t . owm'.,was the first Engli6li-l"a.flaniingtqrch, visible fOi,miles. theyarestill busy.,supplying su'ch , . 1. .
I . I aro-tind.Others are'' ' . I I I � � n . the 'story �of` th�. afig6ls ai * ,.- .
, -many ruled Russia. -. speaking seiiiement in the midst of : from which. ''volume " of I smoke ;Is weapons.' About 80,000 men,are now . I � f b . I .
. vince' 6f:Ontario that has ever been poktj we regret to state,also says the c6uhtrkj,.fOr Get smoulde#ng.rui ' I �
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� , I rftlly now is, of the industrial *Orld I .glish speedily took o I I of the t rad.of France which
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-' in lbe opposite dirietion. -The koveknment. � Its h is' -deep afid-'I iaeko *.therer lsxio .- bea uty-- . Tio-'r'--,-f ar' a soldiek?s I ' 1. I
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I I . ., . I � * nd said. to.be I . . " but I only black -ruins and devastation.. -. a . ? I . . ..
I I every, Ifile of Useful, iaahuf4cturemill*� ferred,to the aggresqive ambition's .of oreGermaii tlia,ii Romanoff.' Te' ,tur .
. . uton. float all -the navies. of ope., ., - ve . ,. . ; � � . .
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I . to I sistent and Ontario will �be .'the that gfowing Eastern kingdom. Since� .Influence 'predoiinit�d everywhere,, Eleven forts t'&#mand itr;,s I ere'the enemyAs adopting , I . � that a miracle Was wrought at Mbis.,' ' - ,.
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. . . . . . . I centri o� the%busy industrial world. then we have � r6ee ' I . � Vac'OU5 the full cruelty of the War!i malig- - It is. interesihig to, stAnd, behind .a . . n
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* . I . � . . ived Some rather and the army, e've'n. was hoineycombed waters, and Alp"to .1905HalifaX was a 'V an- Many 5 Will sw6i- thAt 'they , , I I � .
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:1 . . I :- ' % that is, to be ai,iooa ai. the' war. is . . � o' I in .-nance., He leaves poispned'wells, in.'batter� . of . Bri i�h howitzers �' d ..-soldien ..,. . I
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. . . . i startling, figures .about,th r . - with pro�Gerrliah �,offtcers ana the e*ver- bu*sy B�Aish milita�y �oint- In' that s,q.-%v..a figure oil hori6ack, whom th8y . - . . .. -
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. . I . . .I. dustrial ountry preFent Geriiian spy, I .. . I I year, howeve):,' . I B - _ -� ,, horses.should driAk they wilf die. This show. ilic high morale whidli,isAll.evi- 'readil� identified as SL George', liad.;, -. . -�� - I � . I
L � . I . The ' Allied natioii� will - iivloi.� tan�da from.'t)Xq c , , , districts. to , ,the The:� -feared ap6pular . victory anil troop§ W'ere'withdrawn and the car; - ' in a-band*Of4oldiers to theirbelp *. �.
� I .Allebusii�Atimeof''he'r.10;.* W,Ohave I ' .1 L ' .. I . . INnsfirst diibovered at Barleux.,When denc'e'thr'oughout the British Army. w g I .
. . , ,14rger,centres, of .industrial activity.' preferred one of ' thosef d feati, to 0 ax an , . han theq,"Wete hard pressea.Whe- � ... . ....
I . . P - � f Halif ' a its. fortifications, ' *'Was -the. water was tested after Germah . !they Whistle and*. sing . aild biffi-dy �� 0- . . �.
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I . . . I been ,told thai the- 20th-, � Is- -`,CAnadd's " The� Social 'Wielf4re Committee - of flie" which , jussia . Was, a cus'tomed, f or committed ' e L , ther the.,Ge i i *' , timsl�of the. ,,,, " I ..
.- . . Century, I ' . .q .� . - . - -. � - retreat it. was found to be full Of ,ar-, grim jests as they �work. As the firing . rmans were ,vie , , .
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people neV& dreA i&'of.. - . 7h � I �. 1.
. I JO -1 , . . n a. sense tho - - .' f . �-jFederated Missions in Ahey kne If � th e- En telite allies t W-OnTmilada. ` - - " � , ,
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1:Jap -its _ o. . With the 6utbrealc of the ,European %c Way�' 1: - they ,draw off When. ii se.ern&d that ng- I " .
I - I I , * . *1 * Or I., . . I 'hie I * ' � 1. , , , , .. . I I � treaied, ii;'the I sa fbra. momefit from the. -gun carriage, thing 441� a m1iraClQ.L could � save the ( .. . . : . ..
"?, , * '' '.. ` ... .1:1* W � h it- is liarned'that the old Japan eracy and relortn., .. ' ' , ' - . war, howe�rer, Halifax wag again - , . � . ' ; . .
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'Ontario, of tradition is, iiq'h:lor6,', A na* Japan * - Volumes'could not 6011 ain a I "tild, -1 nihde inilitary.and naval headquarters I . . ! . � . British 4- . oops;. Thon,did tbe,r4iracle - �:. . . m
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. ., hag now has -arisen in � leg place" Within 36 shameful .intiijueg ,9f the. - list *-'threa for. Biiti Aineriea, and .many Ger- , - NKS Of .186 ' . h en! 9% - - ' , - ' ' . .
, s..The �years ior .so, enormous. cities with im-� yoars, - 1. . ... .I. I � I I I I ,- h eturnedthe mammoth weapon � to app, ., j - . ; . ,
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� . I - � Will ba,LmUltIplied-;te&old- wit 'niense factories have appeared . where - But the -curtain hag � been , drawn 'upon- 'the well,�piided islands -of Thesb Were-�Aluch Smaller .Than sy to.d' F rance has always - honored' Jeanne -.. : " ' " �
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. � . . coming dec6tde.oi,&%v6. Americaniar6lbut a few. yearg�ago*primltiver.natuTe aside long 'enough for the WovIdto gvt'harb6r.1-,, ". I . . . 11 . - � - .- - ---
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I I I I r ,Oink iilich faster through-' this war, ruled.- C has 'replaced rural 'a glimpseof What h 'n . - . , 1. . . . , .. , Dne wbich'"19, . . I � , . ..... �.
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I I I I I,= this -transfer, .. 0i " I '� , Fr , eitch . tseht. in retur4 bj tbi Ge iave
. . .: . 4)uring`the:Xapo1eonIc* wars Hafifak� . . . . the onlooker can w4t,dh without, diffi- ligib , and 4 I hai�e enibiact*-d atheisi# . � : � . .
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. they., � will, be'Shrewd enough- t6 '6e , there ha's come to Japan, we sincerely Not long.aigo we were amazed at . I i the se�ne, of many a demonstra-� -as 1860,. or -rather they Were inveiited . . . . . I .
, . " I I . . I ' f wa,. . eulty -the black Dase of a British shell or agnosicism, but since -the,' begin-, . - , *, ,.' ". , I
L� . . , 14fei�,'thq tide, of tinde 4 flo,%'Ving. TO regret- to stat , all the evils -and, wick- the boldness'bf the asgas inati * then by 'a'Prerichmati.named "Balbi . . -a t�e war'0� 'rospect .1 ." - , I. -
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- 'banada *y�,will come to establish .P-dftdss cordrolitingthis W'est�rn world. Rasputin, the, 41xnad monk "' 11th - nd submi a 6r I y , monuments has been� inte , .
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� . � I . . . I I . � . I te&go fltted� out'by..Pnterprising Hall , a I . ZTha f orwgrd"m .1 t of the' '
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, , th ' ' ' goniaris, - frequently returned, - with I r&qitf h � broug�'tintt) iifi I
. - , , I .millions aud -it:will oiTer 'the' great ,domitant evils of tuberculosis, Sodial ed; who exercised such' baneful'. influ 'fortresses," and, in the-ab6ence of ex- . . . .
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I b prisoners � made use of tho,pqpVo.,�,j * ,W, . : � I -1. . ... I warfiLre, Roads --seem to spring uplInarch th�6�gh�. ,Weels � jast .1y, : �: . .
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� I riot - entirely- a -new Canada. &0�di-% ,. .. 1. � *. *. -*"- * . . .. Agen - I . . �.. , . - ' Overnight in, most unexpected'. places. . .. I � �.
. . . I . i . .. . . . -y' T6y were,much smaller affairs than . *beily.,andAalked I , . I �
� . I "I "ii of- . ,I Railways have audaciously filing � �
. . I I . I;., , , , , . I 'also .saw -the' baniihmetit �-of Prinqd -.Ed,ward,.'sd - be6rge IV.o I the .'p to t* . 1 They parched ,so . . . .
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. . tibuil will cirtalnlyte��newto us who .. I This -c I lmities's report , was', pub- . We, . I . resent "tanksi moun ing .orily I ' 4--l.", .. � �
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I ven"'the pastoral lifi Will . . . Which sUll �a s'the highest &oihd twd guns, but,fitted so that-411ite a themselv�s forward' , ieqardi.ess , of I �kgewj the rev .%Y overo. �,,! .. ,11
I . .1 here., . E . I Giand Duiie Nicholas after he haA I .1) L . h .. ., , ' . " . : � .
.11, " . . , are, lished in the Kobe Herald and,-as�ribeg. land is's landmark -far to-sba. T I afid.shell, holes., and 1 they -would return inimadiat y t � . ,
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� A. � - . every the transition .6f 'the nation from the Of 6 *ar in saving a gunfess, . .te.. I their - rifles. They, were, ironclad I ,
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, . - * many has, . . � . . . up . . from a bro , light . by'tbeir British captors and 10 iently'arm6d to - resist an I r6tentious sign. posts bearing- the in the c6nire, of � .qi-.Ie street, a staiue. - -- *
. , ; � interest orf this globe, Ger agricultural it4omleszo ihcei�ss -a�iny' I. , . . p'. .
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-1 - -�-& I I . to ilia� 'inaustrial dnd.,rh - a At was*'to'this -capacious - .. ".k 11anies df4reneh villa - whiL xist bt the MajdOf. rloai�$ go-vered. -N,01th- � -- -*:--- -.
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I far-trhe'r' -mad, naubition b iaii�irfail stage, , illustr . this 1 �61'Ar-fe-Cqd1jile-a-by!, a--U�iF�hirU ,,,--.(J- -Halif a -.x ge * . . . I , I .1 . . tit . 1! - . I I
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I ' front."a milli w' , , ' � I . Road -building has, called' - into,, -this ScOn� fi' e- pirt of veteran Sol- � " ' ' - '..' '�r
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, INlilitary &�p,�rfg diffei, As, , to illair are it work in factories. .In 1880, To- ,Will soon'bring th . ' Follovdil, the capture. of Washipt- WaY� ' . , .. 11 . I .
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� - I � . r�a n4or this'actl6n.:., Sbine claim kid's population s 857,77 A ' -d )r . Ln. . aiiothej: I
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that'it is, nA.'%khollir due to 'known'it is 2,295,000, and it ft� closely ad -J ' . .. . . . 'ship -arrived 'at X a wagem'ploy6d, enabling, tbi contriv-a ), eneed British wor1knien, but- of. �.of France'arp carrying on t1jo - , ,
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-the'lacent suburbs are'in�lpded reachesi Let,,US 'hope go, At 'I . any kirid�of gr6uh4, . . real! armio.
I � o Nirgakodss. . The rAilitary loan, at I Cast London, - - ance to 96 ,over I I I . 1. . . . , ., .k
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, . � -of 4e GeA1 rnly. are :Clever 'millions.' * Iii 1880 Osake" ' I �ee, hag annodneed that ihis.ret,7old- lari to-ma'oeuvreAn any direction. I . I .. I - 0 1 . I . A . �
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.. "., ...� � . I OPI.I-. . . I Ivir; , .�jilj and n . ,jains of Canada4-and the -far-Aands of i, � - . - �...., .�;
. .. . stratdgists' and'.ntiy be caftlij ',out -lation wiis 000,000. To -day it I I _'tloh� in RusisiLt)' Which' pixr'ifleg ,both o colonies on t , I N)t;vitlistandfr.�� thit ibejeW. . ma- Al.jt , I " .?fiibit�o,,p.i6�i'lii�-I'Xiliclles. -, - : � , ..
. - . 6.. is 1, .. populiLte negr . he. out- . A:, ( 11 I
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,. a,,Well'thought -but scheine'for kain-,500,000. Iri,188OXagoy�t's�p,pulation.,.. . . �ir , il L." ebirles, gave I There is agrent,r,t,itue t6 aeanni . � . �.
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. ' tever 'was. 0,000 -to- ,ity it is 4t i'li an mora iniportant additio to 'oyei-------- ' J ' --'--- " I � it nding - before. the C4theciral of
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1. . . . e'motilve it certainly -makes us all'Yokoham "I p9pulatildri In 1889- 1%hs yet been deliVered, and.sure-, d n . I jr promise o succe sin a sertes o , derness of'No Xar6 leand, bllt,t4o re'. S a . . I
� 1 : ,-i� � . �S,ha , -er e, xh triali, ths5;� ,wire, never . Rb8itfis wbich - - I . ,It
. ,J�f td,krio(M� Wet. ime--� aug-thro s
I p6pulation-of .Halifax,. ho , --- fage-,of ba,416 often serves the bA ..%% far. eo�aped the .. ' J-1----. , I
, -ng � ly oil i if - -.her 1.41plo. I -b-- - 'I 66.4---i6f: pav- -1 4rmaii shells -- In thatowir 6f-Rhaling � - - - - . ,
* , .e - - , ' , t -0 100Q -gy-ig 4-0%0,0�,-- At- th6- concluslio� -of P�h�e.. -Kvu�cfi . Aoorvi d � 0.6 , Army', 4b�. - "'..
i, �*, ... 1-%.�1_:_JVpl_:V J�q, s e the AllieA * ha,�i qu;:'10 i*pti ... - I �W 1. �t .--,:j ose Aurinz thezfirst ho * * , . i;. . I
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I . . 1. Ojiulatioh Was, in 1880 about' ' -macy- is -goo Z or any-thiag. e M jacri- wa,re tonstructed now figure, ,611api` ,� ., .
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. retreating,orienlies, and - 6 ii��r -�f'-� . - -'U'fO' . '�'Ith , other Cbuntr' W.'there Aie few bilt `aoldiers,- I I
100000" rily, the -,aristo aci6s; of 'the . Old' . Y. and the A for r� , i-- e, ..troken riflei, YA. 1,
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-.2& '"' ` ,ay6l `1 W ci, tah Colonies, in -17k3, wben' thousavda ,daf , QA statuo Is -
, , .� .the wonderful way- in, w-hich-they-over- . and to--dpy ii 4215,600, Tile rep,4it .� W -and ne-gRiected, among the.. Ii ' " ov �
. :0 -kind a#e . . � I eldthin .,ails And oc-
I � -ffi -Th. -.61i -t �� . go fragi,nents. of o4 "�N.,th,g always �aily decorated , - - .-- ,- I.,
P.- "I n tho Spring itna S ,
`iXl6Y'a1riUi,-pfii e ng e . dflaw, O.-�Pf�'tli a-rtl IeV -MU'('UM�-"--"'----�"-L'i-CR"s"l'o-na'gkii-Td**�.41rell!�-t lv-6�jhjjt� _ olvers i
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, . .. 4 come the'myriad :obstacle%. thrown in ,these figuresi which tire approkii -it' I .jiiislnj- awayy-sueh -As -feuAal, n 11
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'birth and c4pitalistic�akictocFacies. A — ,;�..Ow �-�- . - - , ". T f
their way.by� the devaip-tating army W correct, 'stand'fo�'a ne* order of so- � . , a Winter thdke� c�re ar-' ', '
. �., .- . ,,t*h,6 jievir�,-Ieft the ,States zctld rcnewed '. . I - . . fail t6 gxplode are uted in thq, foonda- mer-titna,jn-th I'm .1 . ,., .. .
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. * . 4!, -; aq !leis .-aristocracy is'-lirising-the ariir, British. aftegianed: in 'N I 6va � ... -�.The-Smallest .21rWs Nebt'.- .� � . . . tift0al' flowers Which have been mad I 1. .. , �
their retreat. That promisect "Spring , clety, Japan, *c�nn4 go back shel to�r�cy�'�� i . their . . I . - I . , I
,jnocracy,'ivhere the 'am t )em .. . . tion of.tho new , pathi. The'remains, 0
I., lrive!' no doubt, frightened the Iluns, has antered a race f6r supr6rnacy',from. .-,;Scotia.' -By 11 was.1gid tho-1durida. . 1� I b , the- nl6zi in the treachago-, ..� �. . � I
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'... ,,, . , �. 11 ' � pb� �Pc4lt ..To tfiW � in'O.f .,U 'recently- evadulltOd Village bi,lylg Y And �§dbt '', ". t
., . ' BIB is � '.. .ii . . � . The-mopt ddifibr�'striictujrci built' , I I . : .. .� .p
Ittri6r.' away whlcb� .witbdriw:a1 wpuld ,* . oni of. th6.now considerable city of ,. back Ili b000r 'of their patron gafit. - '. � � I
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I from th� bas6* of the Allies' big store, tional .extinction a�.;L modern po' -our holiest dev6t;on i.% due. liiv it*',.St, Johli!a, while m4jiY 0 tham sa.110 .ihi5 country by the bill and feet -of gre . �
� I . I , - Wer. � 'tUftn's a,tbrilporary,supply at�least Of '40 the FrOn-ch may be ifaid. to, pray tie, ., -1 � R .�
. . . 't -All, 0 ' . - I birds is thq nestinade bi,66 ,rYj,bY-..1 ce . .1 .
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. . '- - - Aesirvd Vjr'ok n beidk' drid zton.�., as.-to-fighClor VtCtbrT.--' t-jq-,&�-7'- ,
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� 1, .., , I Oi wat -M iltiong Alid b , = . r b . . i - ' - -, � . - . . . �: . . I hroaited'btlmrhih� bird,'gayg I
I . millbary authorities ex�i'c ed t; pu�h'wjl .1 ' � .. . �
, � I 0iiard from among,the naij .;' � 06rth � : . f . � rious, tO6, that heir allies lio-,v should ' , 1�.
� � � . . 01 .. -i-:9- .---- . . .1, . . A Grettt Harbor,,' � -'-' 1. -1- 4.----4�.
I., .. , the enemy back over. & wide irea, but , � . -- . -�----1410- , , - . , I pi , W I . . . I. : I. . . .. . . . I bert Pear.qon.' When coifipldted*`it, is:' . ', ' .. . - . . be the deseeiidants of those sanie Eng. � ,* , , *. �', !
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I '. -an "sli task.' I %� , .. " . . Dutch'DA!ry. Iii'lCaiii4a. - , " �' ilalffa;� has always been 6%sentialiy searc�ly ,larger than an English wal-�. . . . A OAS 1. 1 lishm . . � I �. I
. -liever looked for such ' . . I - . .. . . ' " - .. Wooden'(I'r' . , 1� I eit who bllrh6d Jeanne to death.' ' � I
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, . . geadtiful Spring.' - . ,gaddled oh. it ,inial) horizon- ' ' I
It '. "grigliA 'It is nevertheless surround- , -,Soltewher�, in No, Afan�s ' Land, ' .1 .
. 1 I Th&r prep. redness. seems to 'have , !- Grand Trunk Pacific officiaig say , . I . not I avd is I a� 6 1 . .. �,
I . on-, . I Bmb of 'a tree. often -many . feet'. . . I . , � I
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. done greater work thaij - th.,alr guns " ,.If'one takes the Word of thii aitr' od by We settleftiontv, whieh the car- 0 ode, efogs, I ' mention the fact, and, long, ago he haa I . . ,
the. that 8 Square mile3 of graiing land. lier Fr(nZb had','e-�wblishvd ,Ili 00 . from tb . I �
. . . and military activity.: No doubt. great omtrS or-aimarj4e cora"pilers'16r it, I a ground. It'is,c6mpo,1cd., al-' '. ' I I . I �
. . I I � . I �eyond their m0t fiorthern,fj�atioh'ln ;ost"entirely of Eott plant ' fibers, ' .Sllv�ept �)y the ,rain- an(.1, beaten by! forgiven the Eng%;h. for their c�.uelty- I. - I , �.
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.. I . iveuts av�, pending ana"nedr at band; Spring began on-Alareli 20,'at 11.30 S`a§k:atAewan has' been ieaSed -tor.' . a .part. of'the'Vy"Orld,- -beginifing ao. corly IT 1. I -th sun! I I ,Tho English trool),4, i0o calutc� the , . 10- -
at that '�"�` .; Dutch syndieAte, fok.- a large d iry as 1604,. and � it. Was not until 1710 Viat . . � , et how SMg1l A.'st,Atu' . . I I ,(I..
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, I - * �#, * - , 7 I ! p;m. On that date, and I i I fr9gm P .1� , . a I , I
� 'O . ! I I . * .. . I ent'; of' pidt " webs somethna4 W,
Lone tiling" a I being used to hold them in sh4pe, The' Pathttic-?. yes, and y . as Of the - girl , ion they pang ,,� ,
1, solis. ayinp � British sokereignt� *was deflnitAy ',-at I . 4�
. 'the, Governments are Opt h i ,1 poi�ms .entitled � the . .. � 1 103'.4-, . . 1, . 1. i them, and perhaps they are not wholl$
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I . . . ..(Wng, we hope, with practical effect', IlBeautiful`,Sprin�" may, if they 'd,e- . faiju. Tbisjs supposed to mark' I Up. , , - . � . 0 I orafor side!;, �-uoe thickly Audoea , with: � ' - , . I ., � �, � "I $� . ."
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. fA � beginhitig of a, Dutch col6nk. Thor- � bits of lie�'enj an4 praetiwd, ind"d, is f , Aihong th� many tbousan(.1'6ro. s,: uninflueneed by the ftelings of twe . ,,�,� .
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. I is thie. �ncouraftwent to saving. 6n% sire, mail them to th6 newsp�,per' I Tb� environs 'of llalift% - are tit- J, -on�! , , i and hope With which the'F X . �
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. I I adlata or . a naturally good saver We - Wi I thou " , , -W e P- eye of nion or wonian that can dis- , I . I I I 1 de on . their .U16S ' 11 . . � � I �
. . . . a. t violation of .. any . lite 6uglibi* attle from I1011and'are to i lijbtful. -Tba�elty i� �appM f)y,. iti'th I '. I ench pon-*
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I . e country �anon. Mut, as a matter Of fae there ace* e first comets. as. -the citaael,'i pictur6sque Uar6 ' . . I . . � . , .r ,*ed movel, anA
I Jtnow for a c�rtalilty that th . I rnpani-fii , �, Alo tovier; ting -Will it frOm Z knOt on 6 limb. AW : I � z - Da � .
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. � . people, as,well as the citizens of eities j is but one dependaVe and invariable' foundation i>f ii luture 'herJ. Dairy "anol the Afin, . 4t three-mile toirdo, ig' 1110�911 th� humiriing bird's ne't is ex- � tnall a I .. . 1) pay.! Wd,11(10 if Anoffic miracle' will, be ' , " . .t
. .. . I . . -nee ,,,, '.. co�dinglSr.frail, t9ere ' � ., but n, :1 L% I .. . .. . $wrought, an� .she - t X � .
. .. and towns, have their bank aecountg,' rule *Sth rtlAtlon to the ebanger In products have b�ewgainingjn ifilport. i �arlied by"Chain Rocli, w�ho is nothing oil re. . ay! ' * will qgaitl place liar-- , � - . I
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I ' . *d who'Ca'anot-bee. for I self at 011' -head 6f`A victorious French
and Cftn�dlatl ebildreA 'are bain� urged seftedna that, is now - Impendin wiee, and th� egtablishmefit of the ln'� boom uped fa be - 4retched, with , a ' eord to vli;jiv th�tarjy groat nuMber of To d fnfr Mal I I .
., � , - -dustry north -of the,wheat'Und".howatj , . -". -- Tl-- #,� - .- ... . . 4 .. -. . , . , - - -.1
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�Ty set leis I gate mooro . '- teat� . .----. I . arml1r; :11 --.I'-----,— -- - ------ .. - ,
to de-posittheir pennibsin the. Veiny inany lahoo.- 'Pion ris'; - f� Irl d, - Ins3fille-o' to' repd the .1. It to-g,rierduiling tbe'�uilliaer '. . . . �'
' . . .. , � rairw. It k�, howover; -not c0led upon. . . 0—, . , ..
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theposaillilitleg; of iblo eo t "" , , ,Tho flazli,of spring upon- tile 'ha;.�.. -;�, ,
. I Banks.. An enthoslaa remarks that 'Old-timers," life4 li 0 servers, pe6- 0.� , I 1. . ", , , , , M a . ' :1 � . .1 "I I , , 7� . I � '* I
I . I 111V6 have In Canada it virilb V6pula. ple of wide' - , rieneo and [so " ol, future. , I , . -z -Up �i( I jborn. s3pray, ',, . ,: - 11 I I. I . I . , I
" 0 , I � ,� I 11 0. �,' ... I I -The"hartkoi is :n&or 6i �4�by' id,po� c for a long 44T 4. Of Ge( 511. Witll,� � . wooden, Moen; � " -
I tion not yet omaseulatati by liticuriouN have now v6ty e oirtill, . come to; 40 - 1. . d the , ,pro( f ; 9 It,, invans lhe tragle -ilal�lp?rring, of � -011. I . . I, , " �
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I � I . illn dovelo ?ht'of th� I,Zrt � as' in' a mofitil after the; two Whitt, pgg�. I . the.y(, 1. I I I - � I . account,of .'the high piieo of ,� �'
. - pre. eonelosion 1hat, Uroilg out A'w�do � , � - WOWen of Britain. � . -Anv � .. -` ails, . ." . I ', Sabot� -,kwooden shod%,. are' .
I effeminuey." True, Our climate 11 . P1 � ed by, the - Dominiori GOV4,rri- " Ard, Ini'l t�e ,young, depart 'on , tkir . �
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. , digp6qe . a., to aetivityl wl� have iew, Arob of Caiiiada, at lel I i, � ting. d . I ' m6nts. looliA.'0 one of the jarg .' finj plijong, 7f;Ug birdathat -pequiro � � . .. CU14611 - Scollard, j!0ath0l qt ot I I .'I'
.1 $ To smA6 in tho hour of Porraivt ' Ott . .1 In Auch dinignd in England. til,it an �
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nma�jjg us. with volossal JoVtfinds.; not tiot-artivo until -the ear Tobop� tvhon the sk7is groy, . . ., centres , - iot ' watt,r , traril- hipm6-a tin ,, a" loi;�er prAost ftyr - growtir fmfore , , — English film has had to declino a j3ejr , ,� �
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do vm op thd -other hand.., show the velVsbapead, *fid tba 0. 6-06wtliot� its To, itlist In God for tho, orro this Ode of the 0, ,�, r�! Kian
p'ovorty of �many Other mntrlok The tothilig hfay be deltye ,. ' - . , .When the moll have alar& v,ono)tq ' I 'v,,ith wvwc frai"rind ahidingrpla(4s, ln,� far ball;. : 110140 ('11rist th& e0unt pair8. ..
. d gt,vay. pjoj6d. thega linpro . %I# i4 find I ry! Tt inill woriors and 'itle - I I
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. V�avjng instifiet, thouP,b, Is bOt As, . To sheit thait tears in meret - �, � Ifalifas P'4 flu- plima-� 41 the, riorid " jhe� "ac'�#, ,,;f 1,*v U14 car'�P, t;jr,) yf�")'J;,� f"Ift.g.d; tj:0 "f tbo, of seh"A (.1jildr, &a1lT . I . I .
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strang as it.15 in, say, France, and '86,�jtnt# 'of anadian , trarp,�C(jnf 040, tit -0 , niD'w,)Y (if vJIA'a, 11�0 rt's. 'P.y.rj.*,!A 4ioy 0", 1;41 �,;;.il. , Tile �11 WM Worn In cailier -
,an ladies are .pearo"cAl To mine though A6, 4A4048,inil, 1� C - 0111"M 1,f '14110'a waq tho i4oga. that ,�
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. g()nje otber L 'An cowltrie's, but it the,ulilk-d X'Ingdolft in their Own . tiah 6 And *Ives of Britain, . . I. � . I ,fil. A�,��,,t ill, t;- if N', (Afid 110, hhmm 6f tillif-9. Those for children costr aboM. �, � .
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