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several vises, price 15c
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Hags to eelset fromk spacial irrioe`
I uc and 16e.
NOUMEN:IPER'8 WAXED
PAPEK-21 *beets gas waged
issuer, inhabit for lilting tins to
prevent sticking have* Rrewltg
tibl, abm line for packing lun-
e!Mms, picnics. Ste-..peeial pita
tit ger package. eauJler pack-
ages ,.c.
PAPER TO W ELLI Nei - use per
eel.
D�.ison . d. high•spacrepe Paper
Mr doge.. 36c per
b..dred.
Den.how's crepe paper Tahiti Oo-
vert, el a M, >6e.
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De..isio.'s crepe paper Lameb
Clothe, 15c.
Drinking Caps, 5c per package of 5
Cups.
Paper Picnic PIM... 5c per dorsa
up to ".Se.
Full stock of Teems Rackets, Ten-
nis Balls, Croquet, etc., etc.
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Nur business is iners•asing,whiclt
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me giving satisfaction. We
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finials it on shortest notice,
Everything for
taking pictures
at our drug store
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Stove and Chestnut,
$7.54
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J TEE 111901P1TAL AT CLS EDIMIL
Efda•d l lamYblten h whish Cameos
Soldiers Are Iliengkt Mad M Uriah.
Toast*. Jima i,-s1ett ie
t
am., baspitals 1• wbige ems .ad
wounded soldiers .re beteg btomb&
bask to health. there ie p.rb.pe io
itsodteMloa whish will appeal to �.-
dense were than the Dosages of tiei-
•N•ght hospital .t wh d.a, a hewti-
fe1 cometry bone, ahsg the upper
residbes of the Hangs. wkieb MY
`ivai to the Banish Wes USIo. by
Waldorf Astor.
The covered trash @bort, probably
the floeet i• the ooeeatry, with iia
appe.dages, outb tie golf Ilnks.ad
close to the fool ground. within
the gorses of the woods, has tem
turned into a hospital building arable
of lcidieg over IW patients. This
aeoomarodatiem bassinet been increased
to 5011 bed..
The following interesttan dreoeip-
Goo of Ileo tweet= is takes hem •
Loudon paper :
-Whet iretween w dowers of the
building aad the Cooed*. Red them
Society. this bo.pital es • model. The
great asigbt of the bonding and its
ft 11y�..e coot issue. Il weed. Asian
ItoSdrd with light and air. The oper
shag room is one of whicbbe.pi-
tal might be proud. The X.ray\sone.
tense small. bag received high praise.
Thr Ioboratory, the medical stole., the
dinafsctor ape other iso teres of {be
equipment ars all of tae best thet cats
be gut.
•'11e whole atmosphere is cheerful.
There are beds in the wards by which
nes does not lower -bods where the
signs of pun or of exhaustion ors woe-
fully patent. For the most part .mit-
tog (aeon greet one. and the wee are
laughing and talking .o contentment
a. they .it knitting or 'wok tug Just
outside of the terrace is a row of beds.
Every man *I to seam Out /prods so
tunny hours of the day out here where
he may waicb bis stronger fellows
playing howlaor football No wooder
tbat the wounded beal quickly. sad
the prostrate dream and sleep them-
selves tuuulhly back to.treogtb."
The staff consists of twenty officers,
thirty-eight nurses and 1"211 tion-coss-
mis.ionei officers rich men, with
many female :-oinks and servant. All
this will mean * considerable outlay of
money.
It should be remembered that this
hospital is • Canadian institution in
eve, v way. it is manned by Canadian
doctors anti nurses, by Canadian non-
commissioned officers and wen it
Hier Yes ('anadian wounded and its
supported and kept up by Canadian
money. It only :cumin& fur the Caaa•
dian people as a whole to • give their
whole -hearted financial support to this
Canadian hospital where our fe'low-
countrymen will 1.. brought back to
health and strength
RED CROSS NOTES.
The Red ('cors S.uirt y a.•knowledgee
with t boots the following donations:
From Britannia branch, 10 lbs. show -
tient e,tton, 131 yards gutz-; Maple
Leaf chapter, I1*) yards cotton ; A
Friend, IIU yards cotton ; Mn. Jordan,
safety pins ; Mn. and Mies Proodfoot,
1514 moutbpecer. 75 face -cloths and
bandages; Mrs. Reynolds, or.. 42 face-
cloths: Miss Dark. 3 pillows, SU
snnoutbwipi., 1 packet absorbent cot-
t on. 1 picket absorbent gains., 2 sib-
sorber.t gauze bandages, 2) loweb, 24
Pairs socks. A hale was sent to Tor-
onto valued •t g13.:C A hearty vote
of thanks was trod= ed to an those
who supplied old linen .Further• con-
tributions will he gratefully received.
Sub.cripti.ro• gralelsll-: acknowl-
edged by the Society : itis. Kate %Vat -
son, $2 Mrs. Nut Strarban $4 Mrs.
Lane. $1 : Middleton parish, 91; rake
sold at linen *bower Mrs Phakul,
Inc : tea held in Masonic Temple by
Misses. McLeod and Hostgarth, nisi);
Mrs. Joote-Bateman, 92.
The Society acknowledges with
thanks the following donations from
the Dungannon Red Cro.s Society. pec
Mrs. McNrb ; del yards of rooms,
1110.24 ; 110 yards tattoo, $7.3:i; total,
916.510.
At the legulat tuonthly meeting
bell on Monday, June 21st. it was de-
cided that . cheque for 915) be serol to
beady smarten
At the regular meetioe of the Red
Cross tsoriety it was decided to ask
the different sister societies for their
efficient help to meet together and
formulate • plan to canvass the town
for • weekly subscription. the funds to
he used for the different societies to
carry on their work.
The Ooderieh branch of the Red
Crow Society gratefully acknowledges
the following .ub.criptio.0 : Mr. A.
M. Rohm -t000, $5 ; Mr. Hume, 96:
Mrs ('hoe. Robertson'e Bible class,
Victoria street Methodist cbureb,
refund for rent of Oddfellowi Hall for
linea shower, ht.
The followieg communication was
received from headquarters : •1 beg to
•eksowldge with thanks Lite generous
doom ton of sheet^. towels. pillowraass,
chocolate. eta, etc , from God.rieli
trance. Tours faithfully, O•aa.a
Rod Crew Society. per M. K.-
di
The Society wishes to thank the fol-
low/it= ladies for cootrib.tio.s of
socks : Mrs. W. Horton. 6 pain ; lira
W.K. Kelly. 4 pain; Mn Mellwaia,
Mn. Mair, 3 pairs each : Min R.
Rattail. Mrs. A. Klliott, Mrs. Oen. Wil.
hams, Mn Burkholder, Mrs. Beryitt.
Miss M. A Bnrritt, 2 psis ester ; Min
Hodge, Mho. Dark. Mrs, Cunliffe. Miss
WbitelMiss Lewis. Dorothy
Dorthy
Davis. Min Bernie. Davis, Mrs. Oo1d-
tborpe, sr.. Mw (loft, Miss Rlaie Galt.
Mrs. Howie, 1 pair each.
Ili. Rritarnis besseb of the Red
Crew Society reports receipts of
Witt 42 shite Ira orgaaisaliea os tb►
Ileb cif September last. This imelee=
proceeds of sales of candy and boars.
made eook,me in October. must've
theatricals in November and the
darees lac hundred ad fifty dopase
lies bora hooded over to ibm peewit
tbeloty sad IMO h.s beam rower)
bulal to the tlelwi.s relief trod, amid
the ivm•inderthss 111&100 la tm. Bim )
was spent toe .uppfire porebmsed fry
the monshants et/ tae tows
these supplies 1,1Mt pads were
.p, sad the reotmal., of the material
was bsded t.. Mew. 'rayke to be made
sip. At the Jae emoting K was de
Seed to edifiers for the eameeer
he
Mail Maes Q.ngwwe
Peart EMIm TOM* : it will not
AUBURN'S BIG DAT.
Er1YOm/ W pas. 1.
pia. .ailed amsardi.gly gibes the
standaada weer cace.ded Tet
sengirls'
ate eosdsted of an AJI'op ladi.s
chub race, a poi at. rate with «•.Basis
of time ; oatobise • boll, and walk orf
•1"st-swathes twelve feet lora on
edge, two and • half 1.K hone the
The coated co•aistod of pouts weft
fee weft maw= send Meal., sebeel
The total somber of pedals made by
each echeol or 8iae•7 *Weal sae
kepr track of oft property arranged
sown °area with • secretary arab
each group. Thee* pouts woes mus-
sed up fur ruck section sad total
es 'alba sat of Web school amid b.d.y
school .ltd the number of points made
~divided by abs dotal sewll tuat,
and the sebeol he either ow that roads
the highest per oat of pointe for each
poseil.lo coeteetaat won the laaeels of
the day. The mark el distinction for
the =boot that woo was • puma* of
Masse= felt cloth on which was
worked tb.. inearptiso :
Aoao.w 11015
COMMUNITY PLAY DAY.
*1 the time of the meet lie 8a.da
schools had not headed in their o
meat. hese* the award there has not
hear made As tar as the public
reboots were coecerued it was much
e•sisc and the award was made at
supper time
The schools competing were :
No. 2. West Wawaoosb township.
• 16, East Wawaoosh ,
•• 3, Colborne
'• 9, H.Ihstt
•' 5. Hallett
Orae of the most dtsapfoiotiag thiwg,
war that No 2, West Wawanosh,
dropped out of the coolest at the last
moment and to that eaten defeated
lee purpo.e of ibis effort. The con-
testant• for some obtbe other schools
began the contest and then left, with
the result that their average suffered.
There were Goose wbo did not come
even to enter, wbo also told against
their school. There was one =hoot,
time seuallest of the lot, that bad every
COOlertant on the field and every one
followed the course through, with the
iuev,iat•le result that they won the
pennant, the laurel of the day. This
was No. lei, East Wawanosb, Miss
Man suet J tick soo's school.
In all the efforts .d the committee
have 1. -en well repaid, but they have
one hope for the future e.uce o.. of this
work, and that is teat everyone in tie
varicose schools and 8..day =boots in
the years to come will co-operate and
help the organization, whatever it
might he, that has this work in hand
to make it • soccer§ by seeing that
eve'v possible person is on the course.
One of the great results of the work
has been the exhibit of the possibili-
ties that are in the community.,
(beet u this ie. vet another is no Iter
treat -the revelation to the p••ople in
and around Auburn of the beautiful
play -ground for young and old alike
right at their door. These events
were carried out on the Maitland
Hives" fiats south of the main toad
west of the village
The thanks of the committee and
community are due to all who co-oprr-
aied 10 mak. the day A,, success, the
amen to whom the Held belong, the
Auburn brass hand, the even who
helped in directing .be way to the
people who came .ud h. their presence
encouraged sed last but by no means
feast Mr. McLaren. ..f Guelph, wbo
with a good deal 01 self- •acnCce left
his woe k in Ouelpb and came out hen
1 o assist us. Truly the Young Men's
Christ ion Assoei.tioa, as association
that is supported solely by voluntary
sub.criptnoo., i. doing • ...Rhly work.
a work the mate might well recognize
by giving financial backing. The meet
is put for this year : let all work stead-
ily for more effteieary in another.
C. T. A. INSPECTORS.
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Promo's! Lace.ss Board's Appointments
I* Hares County.
Toronto, Juoe :51. -Huron county
will try out the Canada Temperance
Act under t he moat strict and effici-
ent administrol ion which can be pro-
cured by the Provincial board of 11-
ese se commissioners. Some time ago
• Hums deputation waited upon the
hoard. It reprs.eatee thee. Ilse law es
brought into force by the franchise of
the people was not being enforced.
The board hewed, considered, sad
acted.
The board has divided the county
to two dietricts. loafed of Ghees as
formerly. These w111 be known se
North and South Huron. Under a
Government oeds-in-Oouncil, ap-
proved yesterday oft the recommenda-
tion of the board, J.• J. Mitchell
and John Torrance have bees ap-
pointed Isii tors for ties .torah sad
south d cis rvepectivrly. These of-
dciaL win also lie sworn is se peace
r.fllce* wi:h the full autbnrIty of coe-
m.hks The former inspecoral eat-
eries bays bees *tressed to Ml,
which will he paid by the os..ty, awl
it is u.dermt gid that the inspectors
will devote their whale time to the
work of preveutisag the operation of
-Wad pigs" and ill salsa.
The two new districts mated by the
Provincial Mad are mad. up am fol-
lows: Noe* Huron-Tnwnmbipm of
Morris. Tare beer a Howick. Waw
nosh East and West. Adhld, Orey
sad Cnlbor.e, villsoes eat Wro,eeor.
Myth and Rnaaeois, and the towels a
W Ingham and (iodseirh ; Reith Horne
Townships of tilesphen. Hay, Tooker -
*mitts, lioderick chose, Staehy,
McKillop, Hulktt, villages of Kees.,
Hayfield sad Hemeall. sad the low.. of
INahsrth and (linens.
The two sew districts feIIow the
linea of the .mw coaetllaoawm of
North sad South Heron for Fedora!
al
purposes. Meows Mitchell tied Tor-
rence are the foresee license laysrtors
in North sod excels Harm 1tt.a reetNe-
l7.
he kmir bows tie ream umnil
axe.s wilt have tit be moved
to conform as a wbiek
will have gre.lt r thaw at
'rat. Ltavt meek. r
ea Me was wee Lbeo•e.k mol
linea with • Wail bat. Ua may rear
two sad orae bowie dose togetber
snake It a very d•ageeoit peeeeedhpt
.10 ..tsd it bye•ee�.ciideot the
Ild
levies 04*. doe h steel bei be klIbil tla
he
plenty of eases thee busts are .t •
sale diem**. and tie
should nem tbaa they .re of t
toad enflletumsly 1a ensure safety.
NEM PRISONERS
MAI WITH HORROR
5
Ow Treater in *atm Canape lie
read Oawl fleas=
'vim
aeseadinL BOO 11-2eaterd•y ale'
tsnycttated Mltiab .Wbrs crowed
the freakier lits Bell -Nd oa the r
way to aagtaaL A greater portion of
the party. Namely. thirty-fo.r doctors
amid 201 moa, wore of the medial ser-
vice. flet rem-{alag two kaadred odd
being men mobbed 1■ the war and
beapable of tanker military service
Tho Party be* Deva wattle. at Bras -
sets obit *Nal arrangomeats won
made for the master of an ostial
member of wounded Germans trots
MSS4-.d. Treated week every ee•-
*lanais. by the Gorman medical
staff sad Nursing systems, they passed
from Beeline and were beaded late
the care cf eke Dutch. oboes Rod
CAN authorities showered on thew
every cosceteab1. t1Ndaess. Tee
Oorfana and Bslgiaaa had them -
.ribs demmotot E,.ebea station
as mash r . tribate to the British
as la parpara1ios for the welcome to
the Oerm.as expected from Knglan 1
At R000tsdaal the British were over-
whelmed by 'Meatiest. from the Dutch
tube provided them with cooling
drinks, food, sad •obaeea A cheer
kr set of wounded and ambulance mer:
saver entered Holland Their delight
at meeting their fellow countrymen
woe Intense. .Tbelr desire to express
disgust at the treatment la German)
was unbounded from officers and men.
sad nothing but -late. of disgust were
told of food is the German camps
They said mea were being kept alive
merely by food sent by relatives
O.e utffcer said; "The food was rot
ten. and perfectly detestable. There
L • great lack of food. Most of the
mon are living on parcels from home.
Three who do not are dying either
from starvation or disease. The lar
gest proportion of Medical Corps men
were taken pri?oner, after the retreat
fres Mona. They remained behind
to attend the wounded. Several told
me with indignation how they wee+
dragged away In the midst of dres-
sing the woad of their tofdler .coma
rades. to some cases the doctor:
were arrested in the very middy, of
the operations.
CONFESSION AT WINDSOR
PLOT FULLY EXPOSED
Night Watchman With Two Others
Plotted to Cestroy Windsor
• Buildings
Windsor. June 3'I ---Alter the relics
had grilled hint for hours without re-
sult. Wm. Lefler of 549 Waren
avenue, Detroit. watchman at the ".'a;a
'Electric plant. has made a confes-
sion to Crows Attorney Rodd thit
he, with two other Detroit men, co -.-
spired to Mow up Windsor fa^torus
and public buildings. Resides Leder.
the two other tarn were engaged :o
the plot, which contemplated rot ortr
the entire• de.;tructlon of the Winds
Armories- baa pt the Canadian
Company's Mont in Watkorvire. the
Dominica Stamping Company t Forl.
the Tate factory, as w-• ;I a.t vever:a:
other large manufacturing Masts.
Leiter deefSres he was sedec:ed as Lt.
man who w►: to plant 111 • bomb at
the Tat: factory. but tits hetet failed
him ao,l t -e did not finish tea lob
Alpert Kaltschmi it, wbo for femr
years was Manager of the Tate plant.
together with k man nam: 1 Schmidt
are named h'y Lefler i:i his confession
The confession made to Crown Attor
B ey Rodd yesterday afternoon w.a
brought about after t.efler's wife had
come over from Detroit and seen ham
in his cell at pori. a bea1gsartar.
The cinfe.sioa as related by the
police, was a follows "1 have been
employed with Albert Kaltrchm dt.
who was Manager ,f the Ta:e plant to
Ford City, for four years When the
war started the plot to blow up fac-
tories was lint introduced to me by
a mea whom 1 met in Mr. Ka!t
.ehmidt'a office. who offered mo $20'
if 1 would handle the dynamite at the
Tate plant. Several months .go this
man commenced to amagttle dyna
mite Is eke vault of the Tate factory.
Another man named Schmidt was to
bring over M,, ruses and time clocks
sad 1 was to *apply the salt -eases
1 boogdt two of these In Detroit, and
took thea over to Walkenllle with-
out say gw.ttona being asked by
the customs officers.- Saturday af-
terglow Lehr waa arraigned before
Magistrate Mars of Walkervt l.. He
wait changed art* conspiring with
others to deaory property and endan-
ger Rea, ;'*bout being asked to
g leed,& he wasa}manded for eight days
.ad was sala►.to Sandwich gait.
sdmia.kmn'e levers Plight
Alberta Fleell Has Cowed as Ur►
palraltelse Amount of Dewlap*
ad*oatm. Alta. Jen. 11--Ne•Ny
filly blows have bee. swept away he
the W.'tsetl•1 waters of the Saskat-
chewan Riveri hoe bemired more are
mitt** or partly ebmerg.d, two
thawed Not* are li mwlsss, sad
propertyestimated roughly
•s bait a dollars kms bum
fjfte thee' tar the most disastrous
g�gd
lathe Itl.tery of Mlx.oatou. TM
city power =sot sad pimping tastier
are epernttag seder abs rsaats= data
f ealty. sad tkt plants may be tweed
be 'Uwe dews W mimeo It the
S ow are drones ,nem the boilers Is
tae maim ~lea M wa.erw.eke ape
the em..to tied , ma'
the eftld tea. sp.
e
•.rdlua 1111Me. la Tremble
Leads= Is.. *-J.ba illfward
i*wreaes. • Oamadlas .medlar. IPSO
digit= ere""a7rwbbpaA
W yM1it i
uta. wimp:
sarrdeat* emv at* * abs point
hyneet. e1 SW the
mmol tar Ow Wel
All
This
Week
•
Unusual Display of
s--
1Vew Summer Styles
WHITE MERCH•A NDI SE
THE big shodnng of White Goods now in full swing and
every corner of the store reflects the special efforts being
made to display the White Stocks for Summer Wear.
'.1
C
Corset Covers, made from good English cambric, nicely trimmed
with cotton torcbon We.
White Cotton Drawers, good quafty, trimmed with wide frill
and clusters of tucks.
Extra good value in White Cotton Undervests, without sleeves,
with half sleeves or with long sleeves. Several giood styks to
select from.
White Knitted Drawers. same quality as the tests.
Penman's famous White Lisle Hose with spliced heels and toes.
Children s mercerized Lisle Hose, fine rib, extra strong heel,
sole and toe.
All the best 25c values tae have been able to Find
Bath Towels
2 for 25c
New White
Voiles
opened upQuite the prettiest, quite the daintiest. quite the nicest lot of
tt-hite W.h Good, we have had for a long time. Just in and
ahis week. Exactly the correct thing for a summer
dress, at per yard 35c. 45c, 5(k and 75c.
25c anywhere, Some even more. Part of a
purchase. For the Big- White Event, per
19c
Corset Cover These are worth
big Embroic.ery
Embroid. 19c Yard
Dimities 15c
Fine Dimity- Muslin,. suitable for children's, wear or waists,
also White Waistings in numerous neat and attractive patterns.
Special pct yard 15c
�' These re
are ally an exceptionally good Hose for the money.
Silk Boot Hose Heavy quality silk boot and ankle, strong spliced heel and
50c toe, perfect, fitting. A splendid wearer. Sites hp to W. Per
pair 5,0c
1
4 Suits $s.95
Thr_e do not come under the beading of--\Vbits ' but they are
the let of the special line of Suits. on sale. just four of them.
High -cliffs garments that are worth the price two or three times
over. Any one of the four only 63,95
6 Suits $12.50
Just .ix left, one black, two navy, one green, one copenhagen
blue and one grey. Regular price $15.1111 to 925.00. Esety
Suit right up to date. Your chance for a good Suit at or - near
the half-price mark These six must be sold. Chace of the
lot only - 912.50
Verandah
Su lies
Our stock oi&Vera.dab Comforts is particularly good. We can
supply yon with Awnings. 'Rugs. Matting*, etc., gine ycn good
qualities and quote on close prices.
DIRECT IMPORTERS BROS.
GODERICX, ONTARlO
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OBITUARY.
JOHN IASATrg., 5T.a7 Oat..
Mr' John Vaaatter, fitb.r of Mr.
J. W. V•a►tter, of Ondericb, died at
his house at Stratford on Saturday
Mgt, at the good old Gee o1 « t
seven year*. This deceased suffered a
paralytic stroke about too days before
his death. He was a native of the
oouatr of Oxford. ha 4 had lived la
Stratford the greaterart M his life.
MASONS AT ST. GEORGE'S.
Rm. j. E. pe tbeekshes Adios..* Mem •
bin 1 Maithe d Lodge
Maftlaed Loder. No. 33, A.. P. it
A. M., to the ouster of about 1)1,
attended dltbe smevieo a ,$e Ororge'a
amebae o. fiinday monde". Rev, J.
B. FFatbarlaghnm, the rector. who is
also ebonite *f the lodge, addressed
the boles txkla s as w tmxt the words
hrumd i..t Tj�ttss, 7tg : what
west thou And 1 ISM. •A plemblitw."
Hs was a e•hioet-amedt sad carpenter
by trade His wife, tour woe and woes ygs we set we base 1•M
two daughterly wlrvire. The funeral cows, epee mem ee tae eras of oar
took place at Stratford oft Monday. ors •.d we aim here today to ask tie
Goal of all truth to teeiemee our work
COOLING WA,,M Iwith Hie ewe plumbline. There bee
hem much 1n the peat mar to tut tied
STOPS I C1I INO. try we. hat if we lire Gem true tome
Miele we have owseoss. 11s the
Just • um* eel this mid.raa emblem, of w Order. the mime. the
womb, the D. D. D. Pre.atpt wtqIsvel ram* tie ees�as, w seat add
dire yes Imsta.t relief from your born- . th. pbesMbss of Gobi stead trash.
hoe, *thing .lin amd .hg.lr.ts Motee- i <b.
TDi s,�a�n 1.607aa7 Mmmdnt., by *Web
trove h
ties a.awmener .hkroiblsa (a1e � bat th. blehe.t le the
D. D. D. r a sMntih s
eepoisd of est_.
ttradb, Imo my* stalidard
oil of .*s..S.ss ted other d weld w ssm*sw ss. it tie Itsw
e i a641"re iablse r tL�
Dw aril a try D. os Q for mm Lw, "um \w sae R+ut
gird o earner .Lim erw.kl.. It these an ra. snassi. ter wblJ no
Wel bottle lot give you sreka.sa areae. A tenons _
D. D. D. Seep. !r. Ai eke ahem standard I. Wmt of peddle opinion. mod
JAS. A. UAMPBELL tbh is mem sawed ei d1fd.mpran the
Owfta Drwg tWe, 0+4;4.11. law of the seats. Iats..t3e.ml law
may be brokenhat imtsaitiemal
D. D. D. I. sed. Is. Oa.ada lee o latm will send.... Another
stand ail 1. thee ..i by ma s.p-nym.l
"MOVO11 aR arrear ties God le If we bare
Ekua Mks Me.- Die is et p Seed up le our he ,�
�y Mk wand lr Drag mod tion to taw bretlar, ear .u�004 ear
.nonny sad our Sled. W, ehmaM
continually test oar rte by the i>(
and Oed her given we. A.otbd,
eVia.we 71.tawto *ion He
within am- flees lc web •• �,
the se jority belay wrong. or
alor»i may be blessed. but if we as
.lone with our eoiseloaee It alp
seldom lead as astray. We sawed
sometimes ewes Ithe thet
and be measured b Ymd' m
and ego if we sive hrlw.d
anti ottam ion basses, d lest 'Yoe
WgW. ham pawed Yeses. of Isla 1
aye years el woodreas
have slowest Ihrgottea r et
vie eouatry. the Mlv.tla.s and bed-
ships
ie al byewing c� w� to
M the wilderness� beia se
lehpbeehlinee righ esus tbst w01 net steed t
win he appb01 M •11 satins
nae 001* b� to lbs.,
builtism � emit
�wbble ethers se
ham
eft to
ems. to the Eli we hove nmery Wimple,
tmilt 7• to *haft
thus whlah we=
Mto the etemdeedd ef le w hs. wO .1
Wm
eerie ter the higher stenderi
pelitie minim or of hue
=tirel ed'e tenth. Then
e we may gather whom „r.
-tam*_ 1. M numb are ellen
eirviiew s, 1wt rwhd. s, ,,,,ar�'
A ? .heir .1.t.lr' Iu$'N'
rf Mr r W*stilaw , ty sitsioffita
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