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SCOT ACT in man
The klottaey of Forth has joieed Unr
oe Ore dry 'rlie vote tskeis on
the St Aet there owed a 'majority
of *host SOO is frivor of eatting off fill
%mew in the comity, outeichr of Stmt.
ford. Stratfued this eounty town, Wog
a city done not come under the county
law, and if it gine heve 40 *Ot:
independently.
The fevorable vote was" fairly well
distribnted througheut the eounty, every
municipality with the exoeption 01 three
toiniships giviug ima3oity.
- The three townshipwhickgeve-
'ten against prollibitioe are: South
thope, logan and. Ellice; arid their
mitioritiee **net the A.ct were reepect.
'stip 135, Sea aoa 866
That the three township which Voted
against the Act should 40 80 with. much
emplusis mem eomewbat surpriaing.
It is eyplainecl be the fact that the Dote
nlation is lamely Gerinin, Ana like those"
in Carrick, they deerly leve their heer.
Ne. laueraew,
the mouth le
orthretobgat
to *AIM& Banger,
Secy.. Reba insham
Johneton. Tres& 1) B.
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O., U. W. lateknow Lodge, No, 1.87. meets
or iseeh month ia the
master Workman.J. Mac.
• Wilt _fseey.a.D. U.SfaolutoiluXtee.
. 00. Koptet; wress,', Ales. Boos .
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Dental
. D. S. °Mee OP
stairs ntton Teee•vater. tipea
*tittsnUon to gold raates, crowning. and
work. Visits wroxeter 1st, and lird.
y awn month; (Orr% "l'hua
G. NEWTON, _)..). D. S., Dentist. Onleo
Lateheow, Ont. 411 modern
nie used. zest matvinls furnished
• Orown bud Bridge work, ramiess extract -
ton the use or the hitest,idmplest and
iti teeth. Alamiruri vistaed
0. e ,•,. - _ remedy SOMNOV010i. Newest
nem
orropeper sad railerity estimates. Tee
Kim York Po$e asp: "Time 'brightened
Oftaidloa eatlook of wbech we bear trete&
varlets somas is deulstiso Wed epee Dr. Thome Geilloyle willseslat Dr.
the pis:spot- that a rowel wheat crop Oilhes, of Teeiwatiar, during the same
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Greatly. Increased Enrolnient in View
Write for particulars to
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President.
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8051'146D AFTER THE WAD
The idea entertained by Nine that
t,he replacing of the deetroyed property.
after the war it over? is gang to make
good timer; and prooperoue eonditiene ii
all wrong. It Weilld as sensible to
conclude thatinouse a man would. be
very busy rebuilding after a burnout he
would be wk.:Ong lumens' PreePeritY.
All those shipe sunk, buildings destroy-
ed, wins made and tone of ammunition
expended represents labor which adds
nothing to,the wealth of the world.. It
will pay to WOW- all this labor
in order to save the world from German
oppression; but had there boot 130 W4
the people of the nations might
have been saved all this extra, effort. *
• The world may be -very busy, but it
will be much poorer after the war-juet‘
as people are busy making repairs after
a ire or tt. cyclone. Prosperity and
wealth. mean the possession of such
things as make, for life, comfort and. lux-
ury, and while people are 'making good
kesesi are not adding wealth.
• When peace is concluded confidence in
the future will at once be restored and
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theoffie
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will he wed re;ord priors. The tlia-
adiee foreesetefairly **Ws the esrmistee
foe the United Bastes publielsed lest
week. Lest pro 11,1140.0i0 yews were
mow°, of whiels the drought destroyed
about 1,000,000 woe This gear there
ere computed to he 12,9001000 pros, end
the crop re flourielling anent beyond
precedint. If the 1913 average of
equelled, theproduet will reech
275,000,000 beaml*, which. is nearly
fifteen million bushelbeyoud any pre.
views yeid; •
The Poet add: "The twice ,depende
upon* number of factors including the
remit of.operetionem the Darlinellee,
hut it mai again 'reech the dollar
wok, Wbet ofl tine Meow direetly ter
!former, and shippers; end bidirectly to
other el44sea, 14 evident; while it coiiield.
es with great activity in the export of
war MUniti01181 and viith a lull in specu-
lation." En spite a the vex, commercial
and induetriel condition e whetter tha
could have been expectedf and st we
leer month*.
The annual meeting and piestie of
the South limes Ferment' Inetitute
wee held oti Rowlerere fares ROT
Walkerton on Juee
*Robert Mello* lowing reeigned
the offitie of reeve of Reesweter, nom
inetiens to fill the veoancy ware lield
lint week. The only ,noroinee Was
• NA Angela Fergusen, who got the
poeition by acelavatition. Ferguerm
conducted hardware busineee for
many years Teeswater, but is• now
• living retired.
Oeoceren Bro.-Peter Hawley, of
Bervie, WWI arrested near' Paisley ,ees
efteaday of bet week by. Comitable
Briggs. of Walkerton, under bench
!errant heeled by Judge Klein at the
general 8Oatii011 last week. Bewley
purebaeed vratelt last March from
Robert 'Gibson, Walkerton, jseeklee
burrowing .1 from him and 'giving
him a cheePui for which there were no
ftutmndeetaltip-aytlisearhahnek•w4rftche Anwuud ,Onsgivt8fg:
failing in which he nee arrested,
Hawley had $20.4)0e which the Judge
handle the Trobleme‘ Of mierapioymeet orderod o be applied; to thent
immigration in e. courageous% manner of tbe indebteduesit and be, Was rileaie
there is ••tio reason why the country ed for another Mentli W rilektrup' tbe
slro414 aot have decoder of 'prosperity
• fore it This year'ii.hig drop may forni AT (;10')Ti MeTav-.
tr:attahrtatiPhi:tx:linatet f:ri• taillleenn.evf A.,41ccovrac:,:neg. e".:6thf,,t.aht° the°leat'gresidents23of
thee,
. Mr. MaTavieli, unlike the majority of
Australia happy over the copious TottrO9,14 of Culross, died oil Sunday,
to The Melbourne Argue, a eecOnd
adavecrerellitratodhott..Y:vahrtlfirt:iinhawait_possuofhlai:bv.liey4 3b.a70 orecord.been , 0od
ahnaravAealltstr?lialwarit:44118flgift°14Qtht°4' °°"4-a'snatt Stewart, died 20 years ago, and for
so ter as the production of food for the the past 18 years Mr. MeTneirish has
Empire in war dine is coneernedlived with his son, Dan. A. brother,
Charles, now in his 0 lat year, lives in
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Ter water, and a sh•ter, Mrs. Fraser, LICROSS LouNciL MINUTES
resides, aoshakeepearp. She is 88. The
late Mr. and Mrs. NoTaffeh had a
• Town Teeawater, June 248" &laity Of elOV011 8iX of whom are UV -
the old early residents, '5V Canadian
born, being A native of the Township
of North Esethope, Irifty.one years
ago he and family moved into Oultose
and ever eine° halms been - resident
of Con 10. His wife, OhriAsue
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„Qeuncil met on above date. ,Members lugs
all predent, Minutes of previous meet-
ing were read and adopted.
(JIFFS FOR TOE .33rd. REGT.
Wma;case 'woo appointed to examine
the. Sideroad 'con, caw ifave It Patriotic Iturea` Ladies Give ,
repaired if neeessary.
A grant of $15.00 was made for gravel
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jug on the 20th. sideros.d, eon. 2.
Kitchen to County
Soldiers.
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SPTTE OF "DEVILTRr
on APE linage
Monti Fremy ke Using "WNW
.• 4.re oi" No Avail...Italy*
4tot Prophecy
B.yaie„ Zeno 23 -On the Trent's?.
'Mint artillery duel* lesve ei in-
tessitied, One Alpine trolops have MN* ;
eeedidl in daraelflug the Tonal" 1.0wiV I
house. On the Carnie front enemy
has vaini,y endelvered to re'llke Zol,
lenketel. Arourid Monte flew during
Phe moot receat engagement* the
enetly abandoned *MOO mottos. and
Mete rounds At ammunition, Aloe
the Isonzo the enemy ,is etleeloSiet‘
uspItyidating gages. without elieeeete
'E.Tp to date we have only ,iiimed at -
positions. preventing' an Auetrian, .1n -
:Wien of itely. We have eueceeded,
lied not bad weather interfered ear Rd -
trance would hoe beim Mere remark-
able. We ere Still in the nrelinainarY
Phase of the campaign. lee weather
ha a prevented the txammostation 0*
heavy artillery to 'the Wes.
but the time. is not far distant when,
the Italian and, Ituaiiiati troope will,
Join hands Ott the Unngarlitit
The Italians will go Ur-Tr:04Q vie,
Vienea. The' annnunition, Problem letii„
satisfactortly.Bolveditere.
Rtiallan 41ffeinsive Coritingee
Re the Culross and Greenock Bonn- An order was given last week to the
darY3/celery Manufaeturing Co, of London
That this Council ire to meet a f0r two 1 iebl-kitchenfor . the -33rd;
committee from Greenock at neY time, Regiment, Canadian OVeniefia EitPedi-
end are willing to have the eriginal road tionaiy Force one for the men to •COS
allowance located, and we propose that $1200 and one foi, the officers to , cost
Greenock .appoint a Committee and no- see5. The first one had a plate engr.av-
tify us when to meet them. ed "Presented to the 03rd battalion,
tbis will greatly help business eonditions,
Re ort re ditch at lots 22 23 24 and P C. O. E. r., by the ladies of Boron
but many former purchasers Of luxuries
. 25, con. 15, recommend that the ditch County" and the other 'Presented to
will be busy rating rod their. losses.; be leaned out, d dwidened,'
cou eepene an
or paying out much o the fruit of their starting at the rivet and to run 100 rods
the officers 33rd battalion, C, 0. E. E.,
by the ladies of Ifermi County."
The formal Tresentatioe was made
on Wednesday at 12 30 noon at Carling's
Heights, •-
The ladies were introduced by Dr.
Shaw, Mrs. F. Jean Fitton, of Exeter;
reading the address Whieli was signed
by ;Mary g.--RedMond, of • Wingham;
M. G. Manning, of Clinton; Elizabeth
Gibson, of Godericb, and Mrs.- Oscar
Neil, of Seaforth, Midi; Gibion. of
hirer in' taxes which g43 towards", west.
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We have thorough courses' and '
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of our three departments, Coin-
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naming an up-to-date Creamery
in hill operation, we solicit your
patronage! We are prepered to
pay the highest inarkCt prices for
good -cream, and give you an hon-
..eiit.businests. Weighing, sampling
and testing each can of cream re-
delved carefully and returning a
full statement of sante to each
patron. We furnish tWe COOS to
each, patron, pay . 'set -.express
'charges, and pay every two weeks.
Write for further particulars or
send. for Cans and give us a trial.
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
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CREAM
Weare
Cream, sweet
est market
cans free
DV all express
each. month,-
cave cream
test each
our patrons
-*rite
rt,preittneqr
onny, lank.
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Palm
WANTED,
in the matket to bay
or sour, at the Jliff4'^
price. We supply two
to each of our patrons, ,
VIletgos, PO twice
&Ones it per.. Itie
any day in the 'Week,
can received, and send
it Statement Of mote.
-,-.fOr.,- tang- and giser�ur
a trial. - Reittentei—
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TREUAVER & RANTON
Ottosery, Piimerstes, Ost.
G AND
TRUNK RAILWAY
SYSTEM
DOMINION
- :txougsioN PARES
MOW FARM seOreetl„,, going and return• -
Jog Yuly ist. Orily• •' •• '
PARE AND ONC.;TilliiDs-sOood going Tune
' SOW., and Tut,' Rehire, Mint.' Tidy
Rig., 191S, Return tickets, wilt he iold
between all stritiehs Cambria east of
Port Arthur. *trite your tlekets eerly
• at Grand Trunk ticket offieee,
MARTI'S/ tp 1NCkOW,
ta
ging off th war debts Thereport re the ditch was adopted
and the work ordered to be done.
One thing, however, may confidently A deptitatioe of influential citizens of
counted upon: the power of the the Village of Formosa appeared before
eple inafi civilized countries to pro- the Council Miring that a. Ry -law be pre -
than pared. to pernait the Formosx Electrio
ice wealth is so' much greater
er before that recevery will be rapid, 1-.Aght cu.- to establish a system of street
" 'Petrograd, June 28 -On .-the Nareei
front our enemili attenint, te.advanee
aleng Qmiliew Yeller eOsf hhn
heavy louses. In tthe Orsye, 'vellee on
Wednesday sight we minima* trerth
advaeee made by etuilideral3iti forces, -
and
and we captured ;live maehiee gime.
Qtt the lett hank of the Vistula north-
west of Zavilthosi one ot the, enemy's
hattliene . advancing toward our wire
entanglements was entirely annthew
04 by, our ere, On Thursday in a
.countersithielei neer Zolkiew aost eier
berg, vire took about 2,00 priaanere
Including Se °Meets arid baottited,-1.3
Machine gnus.. On the Detester be-
tween- Ruderoff : .end Hallos -We still,
hold in Cheek desperete, attache by
great Austro -German forces, On
Thursday we took .14090 more prloon-
eart; eineglilindoi.nif .9filoora and; 1.7.'nuv
French Lines Stilt Intact
POMO:- 4Untr 28 -,In- the Argonne
there has been emile fighting. In the
tbraetnticeneeneforthey atinWnennetreisvetrylv itytio;,ethnet.
hand -to -band fighting occurred. The
-Germans-:, --employed a burning liquid
and under .cover tyt the Oviedo of
Smoke advanced their old first'line.
'We boat them back 'with huge losses:
:
We seteiniltitind otht OthooldieGeeornindanottlern*t
ilus
we had previously captured. East 'of
the Grande trench.' on the ridge en-
closing the Senvaini.ravine the enemy
On Friday occupied a trench on a trout
of 129 metres, During the night We
PZSCOPtill'ed It. The artillery lighting
on therfront -wan-particularly -vieleet
mirth of Elirey and 1.4thaio. A Ger-
men aeroplane threw two boinbe en
SA Die killing one woman.
lighting in the Village of Formosa, and
mit that formerly„took years can now for assessing the ratepayers of the said
clone in months. It is to be hoped; Village f for the COSt .of said lighting. Goderich, presented the receipt for the
* ' By-lawd 'd bl"lid'
that much of the labor and money 'IhatthipareCpaeruencialtagrpeen is ehave accord-Sacol, W.
A. w
kitthens, which were delivered. to Lieut..
rmerly expended. in the building up,of .use% who replied -Suitably.
, . log to law at -the expense . of the mrs: seamark of ainemereerse- Wal -
*ivied and armies will, after the war," company.- - - - - . . - ,.._,... , . • ker. of Olieton; Mrs. Colsom-ofSeaforth;
devoted to the produetion ot ' real Thos. McPlierS011 was appomtea mrs: Exeter; Mrs. Dickson
.
ealtb.
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PROHIBITION IN SASK.
• The government bill providing that
11 beerooms in the province of Saskat-
bewan shall be elosed from the ist day
f July matil the end el the war, was
assed by the provincial parliament at
gina on June 24th. The Opposition
r-Coneervatiye party had introduced
have the railing repaired Oil the bridge of Exeter; Mrs. and , Miss Hooper, of
at lots 25,- con. 6 and 7, and to haveno- Exeter; &V. Collins, of- Exeter, and
tices put up at each end oL the bridge others accompanied the party:
Pr°Allit tihteinregibsedaiviputteraina:°tVoertthhi:bPrriodegeer. delegation alltiiiMn usagnrradwderilestsder i'lthreettih4
line between Culross 'sand Greenock who were paraded at full strehth,
Township, our Council proposed to Meet iy. He called attention to the' good
the,Greeneck Council on the grounds work ladies have done in Red Cross so -
any day that they would aPpoint and cietien and in other capacities,', and de -
have the line. located .end the matter Clued that the fair seri of.lInion,Cowity
settled.. to -day performs an act worthy of further
Report re sinkhole on Boundary of laurels. Dr. Ifedineed, of Wingham,
Onions ateiTurebury- Cape-l-reamari--,-of the 33rt1,--Euren--Regk--,-
n amendment providing that the pro- This matter was laid before the Conn- ment, and others were With the :party,-
hleasure should bo submitted to 'ty Connell by the Reeve and as the Wbile it I'M the intention to make the
- Reeve stated a Coirmittee WaS aPPOillt- presentation inform'
al Clol. L. W. Shann-
to investigate, mid, rewill be sult; witrn commanding offieer of the dieisionf
vote of the People. The amendment, t' •
owever, was defeated arid the bill given • later. The following accounts and ()there of the:lit:4f were preeeet,
ame law by a straight party vote: were paid; • Later the !tidies were entertained by the
Aboat the firist -of the year Premier Wel. newei 125 Yards gravel $12 50. officers of the 33rd Battalion, at lunch
ott had warned the liquor men of the Robertson o5b2ert's j.°0% nxnedip,A15e511.yaebr'deleggbialveaidv,nsed oottandTho
thiienehthweearoa ingieveesns ,iinch • kitchens
rovince that this legislation was part
road, 6-50. Geo. Erittweiser, 5 days' prin.-1r their departure from Lonlon,
f the government program, and as the work on grader, 17 5 . Geo. Kritz- and the 34th Battabori received its
overnment has s. Strong majority in the weiser, yerds•graveland read, 13 20. quotain, Guelph. The 33rd had only
T 4R1TAIN'S REPLY
erltaln Denies carehnienese 'Res
gard to American Shipping Rights
•
,
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Washingten„ June...204lreet Wits4uP
in a Memorandum transmitted to tha
tinted States and made Public 'here
and in „London last week, recites fra
'efforts, to rainirnite inceilvediience, to
neutral commerce "' and "Alerts that
American eitidens ,have no grounds, for
'eeraplient on . &moult •of the ;treats'
pent 'accorded. .their carirees, at.
ttlinpt Is 'made to amine* :the nran•
ciples ,asserted. the- Ainerican note
of -.Mareli 1 insisting upon the rtglit
of neutrals ' kr- carry •legitimate
"0-Onimerco-Witir--eseh--Tother;-and to
trade lir 119aeontralnuade.with otvIltans
in; ''.countrietio *nether
note to Great Britain now ineteirse
of :preparation and Will 7b4 despatched.
Os 'seen negOtietionsi With
taallY oir,et '501)toartOer Imitate 'have
been 'Cleared .up, .thire Com-
inuntiation probably Mahe 'refer.
onto thie latest memorandinaiir• it
is tinderfitood Mid the Manner. of en-
-forcing the order in .0ounoll will not
, treated tie relevant to tlic,ouerition
at issue -Whether 'there ,anir
Thursday, July Ia., 1915
k"rf***11 'Tilt 114011SONS
1553 A GICHICNAL
TrtANSAORICO.
teseurnee
eincknArt Linens or 00411440'
• , SANK MOW ORDER,
CAPITAL
Atie
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Savings. •BOok Dep�ri
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wpootors ferfWit
• S.. REID, Manager. z.
111 I ill, fel 111 1,111 1111111
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use itwas known that the measure Sas. A. Green, raking stories off gravel the ordinary equipment and this genet -
road, 1 00. s 'Jos: Niun'ay, on tile made, osity an pa riotiene o- 11113 donors
25 , 00. - Win. -Scott,- 86 yards gravel and accordingly Very much appreciated
road, work on grad"- One of the kitc..eos the mega type
9 60 Wei t"
et, 13 00. Arch Taylor, C P.R. statute for the Men of the rank and file and the
labor, 1 85: Tiles. Millen, *elk on other for (Acme.* A couple of addition.
grader, la 00. Peter Milien, LdaY's id kitchens roe yet required for the
work, ifh, sideroad, 1 75. Wm. Moffat, needs of the men. -
in yards graveland road, 13 40. Virm. • :
Moffat, repairing railing on bridge, eon.
ould become taw, and the holders, of
emiseifieriuldlot bo taken by
Et is said that Peeinfer Scott had been
or a number Of years a good deal wo-
ried liquor parte in the 'Province,
nd he appears at lot to have decided
o'break completely with it. Ite likely
w shat a break was ineeitablearul took
went/ego of the *eofjtrioticserti-
wnt as an aid 'US the overthroW of the
hiller power, He is a, good judge of
Opinien and nO doubt has the
ulle of the people Wita hint
.8, 2 .00. Thos. Mundell/erork_megrade
et, 3 50., Prank Rock, work,ori grader;
3 50. A. McCottnack,13 Yerds, ,gravel
and road, 2 DO, 'Sohn Donald, s3
gravel, 5 ,30 Philip Hefter, Operating
grader, 51 DO,' 3%, P., &Winer, ea piste
gravel, 30. Thos. Patton, *refixed ea
Statute Leber,' 00. Neil, MeXay,
Verdun
•--Monday, Aloe 28
A ininiber from here spent the week
'end *-- -
Miss Myrtle of Tiverton spent
1. Saturday at J. Wilkic s.
• Mrs.- Thomas' Fraser tioent ItIoncley
Twhibl" 45411 be 414.8e" blow to building ,IllloyUriqueei, 'A& .00. H; -with friends eothiOth ton, .
nmny of ale hc.),telkeePers of SaekatO116- Dormer, monkey wrencla and aildgrease NierVO-i-4filontal.-Senc164r wit.
waken nearly lionised bOtele. have -85-fents, , . 'Mrnd Mrs.„-Wril:._14_egUlleo,
been bought by the present owners at ------ t. read and it:doted,- tss Dorothy who has been visiting
dove. of •-:quiattlpie, ihek ,rotte. value. •• : ' The Council then: adliuhined- to meet f iinildsno the 12kli liae.retttrilecl.: ' •
Thebarroom business wail it onotabin...,again'onlionday.i /Wit gest; s - - ' . . 'Mee, Morrow of Iowa, is Visiting her
end of the trade*: andN.Vith thilett. &Ill ' • Chas. ntitt°11' Clerk'. '141.1vinr,tsatiMdr;latIrsd, 111Jothann.,101°111i8lehnipeeltriSt. SU&
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and travel not ilegrb, wuttiii iiits ix iciit, ,i,,,411.t, r. b-Aiu, no ,,4,a • day afternoon nt Robert Bindle"
.
et two ago Ord cutting Of • of tile har. „. '""1" ,'Ar:rs Au''Y I Tu.,4 till', tori.MiSiS4Beetsswie AleriTatise•, and It &dins -
y.
trade tad, mean ruin to. trati, .:.0c, ' The.toad lives.. frOM 'tha ttitottt Ste' 0§, '/11's'stiiiiiitilew0,‘"InSliffititrit 'IVqiis:46,.01;'LJ.
ati,__t• can lay .0Ver a thOutiiid • tggil. 'tli 4 aro Vhifting.te e*-1711Wi in' (hie violin y,
en:ogees-tone, , ..,-•:,.:-, ..:.. ;' , ":. '.. • year..:..,,t has lived ,10.9 . Yenta: vnt,h,o11., t ' 14,fr, and Mrs. Saintiel Geddes spent a
over, it in not likely tlia.t it. would tee. ' d i
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STRAWliERRY'
(By Peter .1.1eArthur) •
Gruff old Doctor Johnson doubtless
thought. that he was 2'speaking' the -lent,
word 03014 fruit when he said that GO&
could have made a better berry than the
straiebeil y \ but tio did not believe ,that
God ever had. But then -what -variety
of ,strawberry did Debby' Johnston have
in mind? None of out best berries date
back more than a hundred years, and
the berrieshe knew could not have done
ant _Ininternet191141,1f...40„..for _ .frAgt.::mer.e.the,a,zivea,,suggestionoftha kinds
-pokers- that Greet- Britain and her we - His berries may have ,been
allies have asiumed to , exercise over
- the commerce 4;4 the'*orld,
In its memo, the Foreign 011iee era-
phasizes the "varied. special . conces-,,
*ions made in favor of Unitod States
citizens" in setting forth that all Brit-
ish °Merida have acted in everir Cage
"with the utmost despatch consistent shall venture tuamend his epigram by
with the 01413ct in view, and of ,
, . show- -a in that When a6d wanted a be
lag in every ellaft Filleil C011iiidergtkill' , , tter
for neutrals. as might be Conibatible "bet:: cotiri46, the_ wild strawberry . tas
with the object, namely, to .provent anothet strewberry. .
than -ti strewberry he made.
vesseig from Carrying goods for or -
. . . all•parts of the world, bat the. domesti.
glOrious, but there IA one :glory Of the •
Wilsonapdanother glory of the .Senator
.Dunlop and Other glories of .inany kinds
of strawberries; . for one strawberry „difi- ,
ereth from Mother strawberry in glory.
As Dr. Johnson has been dead for many -
years and I need not fear his wrath, I
om,
beereknewn-sinee..the
coming frthe enemy's territ;ry."
I Censorship Drawa TIhter eited .vaci.64'.*:*091(.4. " "0;441'6'
London, Juno 28,--Annotincenient dueed from 'ViTinie Since
Was ntakle by the: 2iistar Cfliee *ester.. then liOrtictiltUrmts Italic been In pursuit
. day that any pfraon' Who, "tither of, the ideal berry and now thee ere hop.
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direetly. or indirebtly.", three to Jetere ing for great -things through
hybridiza-
niany 10°0:nation Indieating the . thin, • selection and *het ..ntaetioallee
calities Over which hostile, atterate
have patisedwill be liable. to 00601;
mitten. The adAte.110140 trite Of 'Matt
ina.tter,it being stated that Writers
-
of 'lettere who .send booroutuon Of
.„,peaSible" .taga. to..hostile countries
may be prodeented.i. All are eiiitioned•
that letters. toneutral coinitriee
ilieUld be both brief and °AWAY legible.
•. • :Perth Votes 'Against, Linder _
• Brantford, lithe- 284 -The Canada
:Ternporanco Act was la8t Week„",car-
ried 'hi.- Perth. county by about 'twri
lituideed. majority. Only three to**.
Alpe *voted . &ganef,. the Meager",
EalithOpe, Logan. and
the paining ot -:tho.. act cute off
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in alltwenty-nine tavern and three
shop liteagea .
'tent damage thatoad has Saved. ten del A. large. number 'ripe) here 'attended
CROP PROSPECTSlate. Evideritly tho toad et a.valuttble
. Meta to the farmer, ordner, and fruit-
, „ Armor, and gm be Mede especially use
There is rdtiOtt Lor CW511111080 tit the, ful in the gromplonaek garden and berry decided goad,. Tke ' totg', 00006
top proopenteindieetect btrIovertureirt$..;001. alnottuted to $10,
the Garden RAY 10 Mrs UAW* On
Thursday ievWnitig...' An -,.exceltelit-. pro(
Oaten* tree .givetfaud all report it ea
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....Gorizia Hos °Fairan •
Minn • 28 -An exchinge
*tens dovetail Milan Mittel
that Geri* hat.hadO eaPtilred by the
19319". Aeso*ginta.ltaroa,,,,A4k,,
Do You. Want A
icvcle?
-Get a Hyslop -None better
Olareneirifenon \ I
Li!solingratt. etoo
amounte to ereative eVOlution. • At the.
Vihelatids experimental" station alone
they bate this leer over .tartr thousand
new varieties to test in -the 'hope of dis-
covering one that is new and surpassing.-.Aecorclingtafruit tati etiectlidlifrirere
berry is now more widely used than any,
other:trait' except the apple. It may be
tiled to ,advantage either cooked -or raw,
ahd-ckqr-le.4-.-Orawl?errictihrtrrttlieir relish
AN,
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to every seasoirm the year. 'Then there,
mesChe eraiiberryjam.fer the chilartin'st ,
liinches at school and for the workman'e;
dieter Pail. . In, shore it may . be use& .
in so 'limey ways,: all delightful, that;
evei•y houseWife,,, no ,shatter how poor, -
feels that she must have a supply ot.
strawberries in anal° fottu if she ''is to) .
have a home worthy of the oaree. ,..Not
onie• is it a fruit of incomparable quiffitn
but it Ian' no peeling' no 'core 110 pit
and no waste of tiny kind. Italie(' ie ais
economical as it is -delightful. Retinae
of its. perfections it has ri , place of, its
own in the favor of humanity, and best
..01_4.1Lierthe-firkt.fteilli fruit_ to., .come_ .,
Am the market in the 'spring' when .1,V4Y
are sharp set aftet the long winter
... tTnquestionably the etrawberry '. de -
Serves the account of it creation given
by that delightful fabulist, Jobe Airiest '
Mitchell, editor of Life. Re fabled that.
theCreatortook sonmeh' good material:
andso many flavors' to meke the Iledsont
river shed that the devil used up all his .
1
newer for evil in filling it with the most
.distressieg emountof bones tit. be fOund
In any fish, Then the C'reator'triumph- .
'aptly Marie the strawberry and thudeeil .
had nothing' left with milt& to spoil it. `
So he "fled howling" and we irethe
strawberry:the-one'perfeetietrytha • -
' ',entire, and perfectehrystolite ef fruits."
, A' reeidelit of Walkerton recently
notieed a number of 114 liens giving;
signs of illness and had One. „of them
dissected at the :local Agrisultureli
offiee. "Examination showed the bird
to be suffering from' a woll developed
0a80 Auboreulesis. --The- .!neident •
seggests that housekeepers should be
metal' When pureirfaii4 tolfl to see ,
that the hircle are plump and other.
.vristrgiv.o evidetate,et good _health.-- -
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