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the .weight of Year$- Commentator,; IL REV. S. S. giiince. beeauge lit POW sword
4)WIR owfkra , HARDY DELIVERS iesses the tem-
Whilo, RVosia coutitaue$ to hold BrAlstu are calling attention to t�11101 .0—� poral 49 Well *5 the *Xitlilkl
tile Hague 4CO]afererike, Which have . - over every vrelikture upon earth;' 'a
"I number of prominent Altia who in doctrine, which I bj�
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snear*tdoes laoi seem to 'have 1310e been affected witb strange illnesses ,a principle& of oranscism. Reviawe4 , ENO ,e read. ever� RO
great PrOgreSS# trouble Ia plliiag� up amber, 11%)d History an . 4 e'Ver# of WItterneSS L - man Catholic Bishop before 140 Is Con -
f late, includi: g4n. the al �
. .5 - 0 o"Traor president Of iyernage Devoi4i, HOW seerated, swears to utaIintafri. If this
lor the ,'oviet within its own border') Deachanel, f, 1. ,
. � . officioil I g4vices reaching WAshiligtOn France, Lord Northcliffe, the 91740at atic Del � � � I . `0� . I is true, then it behooves All Who V41 -
are to the effect that there are trou- )aper publisher, Lenin no the principles Of MA911A Ch0vt4,
Ek and, others of English news' z - .generations after Christ was born, the
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0 Christian religion waa estAtillsil prineiples of the ReVOI1010111 Of 1686 1P e whair bealta I .
tile federated eastern 'republics in' 1 . British ChUrclk w43 , ed ' ' Thousands ow 1.
� C14404 in Soviet Russia. In Bekliare, Attempted Mar4eir Of, Maximilian Britain. This at pternal-vigilance is . Acceptedrelu y'.. � �
p rticrilatly grati.Soviet revolVit1011sr- - I . - Har&n � . L well or -oteen UtAtIlteUtS. e t 4
4 . gant" as 44Y As 200 years to' remer"be"la ed of.to K I
I L . are very. Active. They are To t- le time 10 il I .r Alter: the birth of Christ, SubsoiluVut 06 PrIce of liberty' � associpt- , w4droam I I . ,,I � . .
ies rr isaxtaillati, Harden, who at or, . I . eat of Britain by the � In the constitutionlot .your . --
ed to be under tb� guidance of A ,gut. I Amongst the Social- - . � . to. the ,voia a �Alle4l tion I find that You reveye the memory 'I P000UPSM0 *t All 43004 Ovumlsta 11 , i <
bili, whose invariable practise Ia tQ. was: outstandiiiii t Of $I � 1-, Angles tile Iritish .church Will of William of t)rau I . 1, .
istsof the world, was the Ojec I . . � I � burch, Or the ChuTch � ge, not only as � I I ..) f ''
I I prisoners to death. I . the An patriot or Constitutional Monarch, a I I I —'-, . I.. '! 11� � '..
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put' all Soviet ft"" ' as the Christisit I . I — ,., . . i
, . ttack in Berlin lately, the . �11 7. ". of Eng audL Just 11 - ( �
!qs en defeated by Rus- arell- , . a herol, but as R true, Christian# d I . . "',
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� in several p,tchid.en. crime being,ok%tributled to men ,� . 941001 wits canou --- - , . I
. slan caviilry I tit � . organi%atloll At Jeru. hope, Ill the. a 111C, m.�, , � - I 1' . .1
nts and are novv'split up into is", He was very badly injured, but . the Claurch lot Jerusalem, or the ,te his virtues by maintailli - ! � o" - i 4 � . . I ,�
gagemel to reiover. VIAO'Nvas q emuls k 6w k
is expected probably the largest turnout of any inization at Rome wa. I'll, ask iiIii. to give it I , elial veadit* -1 � �' -1 � I
smaller sectionn -which are raidluirt ,when the, Socialists .of Germany mere Christian orgs religion withOut ArSQ0001k .... . 'It lei, 6 A , friend. I .. - �1 I L, 4 11 .
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� -w n 9clety to a .church service In called the Church of ROMQ,!8O tht trenching UPOTI-thO r19IltsQf Others' ?And ther"r, 1 . . ;�
. P11311466"N and Oxyllig berever regarded .88 being strong enough to 0 e a (ilo o As- Christian Organization in the land of % cone uslon, I all It speau of only . . I -
. they can. The London lgimes,.W# rang, 11 I These, J1Idccd,;1kr0 noble sentiments, I
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. I prevent their nation 0111, to "TO doderich was that offli I t%lled the Church of one other Point. it will surprise .1
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strange coluedenee, Prints despatch- and there were not *Anting People ' tj ra of Goderich and vicinity lost the A (IS, Wa* %rs ikf- And high idoals; one iannot read to know that evory orange I . - 1, � .
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I ,�� %n eorrespond- in many parts,og the world who ar. soclik 0 1V the history Olt the reign Qf William many I
t es trow, oni O its Jodi, , . GCOTge's ter the -eatablishiatent of - the Church c n 1.1 . - Lodge is a Holy Name 8060r. I an) 4�" �
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onts, stating that a, familiar figure gued, that Germany would, not be At and Mary without I , i
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y ago, Bayer Push -A, is. I a .purely atgres� church. It Ia estimated that fully, of England, the 10huroh of Rome sent stantly lostanee.a� of his're I IQ 5 t01- .144 to, note thl I ,loty that our Re, '
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, AOW In Rusalail Turkestan and is on- sive, war because of the strength Of Boo membeis of the order were in the sionarles, to England and then 'ur. , - It' Ia wet , t W rinci)lo of yo ,
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!IV stirring up the tribesmen on the otlier hand trouble began. The Bishops Of Rome oration ocic ia b o ex e be man riends find worthy of Imitation.
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gaged a uokharo upri-sling her Socialists' held the obluton. parade, including bealde,9 the Gode- did their # that noble ex real Among tile essential 0411fic . . � . f',il
to take part in th many eminent men � es, from ,.but also the English fore us' - � N� hile we resent n proewsir, membe soclet I note . �',
agalubt the Sovi aily rich lodge, reptesentutiv English church Rome% Attempts at temporal !rship in your.,
.1, . -et;. Buyer was,tone that the military moguls Of Germ , . als, .Clinton, 'Sesforth, nation subservient to them. One of we acc4 the candidate I'shouff have It We spe'010611ze in 'WIVIOR. Of . I �
I � for the, would, sooner or later bring their B$yth, Bruss, . Ta t)tgno the same 'teliglous that 119 AM "Caring, and I , -- .
of the trimaimtrate of Young Turks at 14t us, givo you sin
whos6' doors responsibility Auburn, pe Goderloh , - ould that, they hatred of cUrst A-kinas. , ' .
the most humiliating periods in Bog privileges as we W I ,
coiratry into war for the express Pur' Dungannon, John 40- f the natuor Of God in vain, Iring your II01TO i
. beginning of the Aririeni4n,massaeres pose. ag putting. a check to the grow pes, P4 .ory was when'King It is, truel as is of - takin, 4 ,pportualtles of estivailto for W . . �� I
, Qwnship led$. rt. Albert, etc., lish bist should accord us, of tile h(k shou d use till o �
. . Must bV laid, With his companions I , I nowledged -the pope as head ..... stated in �tho 1901 artlel-0 ��
Ing strength of the Socialists- 't was rhe- L. ,O.'B. A. frolit, Godor!4 civil and religious life Of glan . Church of Bagland. that the Agine. thera,Ap�Qng his breth- -orgarage. - . . I I . It
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. be was marked for trial in the eylent their contention t1apt the game would etc- ! . w0rurch disedur � � . I I I I
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� id the TipperavY fife So Infuriated were the POOPI tile society of all pe;-
� I og allied victory -in the w4r. But be so'. well that - Germany and 'Olin of Rome lanth erred; only In their Ten and 811411 � o, shalliefUl. lira Est ;
� � staritinople After, the be played ten AT were 4140 In the line7 their Xibg that they compelteo 'I ,
tied from Con d. in the light of being and drum band I living And manner of ceremonies, but sons Addicted to thas PRIV,%T,E TRUP110 ... : .
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; as would ston, . Surely if ,anyone thought that ' hArtai . on a a ' . . IV' . . �
� Armistice and his wbe'reabouts h . tacked by a combiria, UP a v1- in 1215, to sign-the'Magra, also -in matters of fgIt)iO0 but that tices.11 This Is exCell t n I truBt
ally ,,At '4:cadont in thi Alf measure that each one of you in endeavoring' MOTORS, DY10110% . . !, I
lieenmare or -less problematical since.. - patrjo� Orangeism Was upon which the political and religious would not JpstifY us in, y � this, It Ia a .
� � I ion of other nations Afid that most IT- .
- It is r,eport;d that,, Euver..)IaD a con ly all other cinity lie had an ye-operier on Sun- freedoin of England is founded. This to live � up "to 1
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of .toobuj6ally - traine' tie tides would sweep Awl ing. Numbers even of, the C4,arter begins and. concludes .',with ateriq1ty rever�nt and vulgar habit which we I I . I ..
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� siderable. staff feelings. -, ould not gain admit- , d1be. , V ,st to suppress" It . M SYSTEMS �
. Turk soldieTs witithim* and that biq Harden vqs, perhaps, the roost quot� Orangemen . c � ., a seats the Assertion that church of of his'living,gbt he loved ,�lo sinner ought, to do our bt BURCLAR AUR � .
j � to cause Anxiet church. As it wa England 'shall. be free." Some feel- . . ,
activities are suchas y History will be the judge tance to the- Ith a , V* a, orful l6v(,,�- N 1100 We is to the credit of Ora"gelsm to 'Ind 0
, . ed of AIIY� a - Aisles of � the -ch of w Unlification among the essen- .. �Yl.
� , to, the Soviet i6vern nent. The -pnz. ,e placed in --thl I ish peoTle say that the .Chui Woman error we have noth- this � ALL "RK quAltAXTREID. . '
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as to .... th )oints Of - view. =11 and out onto the sidewalk, the Product of the Re- way hate � feeling for our tialS 40r. menibership. � . . �
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. ole in the case is his present attitude, . still to67 c1pe to .the war to. see very I could n6t,be ae;, EnklAn .was ." ,�m6nt ing but the kindliest your .. . f , ,
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. �N he was. formerly band In glove� clearly on seme tilatters. ,The attack an& a number who formation; 'But hore Is. a do n church. This Let tile -thank you for * patient COOIK , IRON and TOAST �y I .
i as I � . I . I s1efore br�threlil of the A611111a;
� . t, ,14witlastauding ollowing the 'assassins, comnodated even so went elsewhere lit existence IV41tdred,pf Your - 'ellglous, tolerance is a ,hearing Of, OIC10 lengthy And Some* 7. Oy � . . �
1� Wi h the �Sovlets, I . . on Harden f i ''I � ;siou. moved round the 'formation.Which speaks of the Principle of f I id again I ELECTRIC . .
I its troubles.,of this nature the RUB tat natt and, the monarchis- As the,-proceF the Re , foundationo. principliLof Orangel4tri, what rambling remarks, at I I
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��. ' . Mari; delegates are maintaining A �stlff ,tic denalonstrations has led . men I Church 61 Eng ' d ' rinel I 6vbich emphasis may -I an haw g)Ad we are t0i� 11111ve, ' . � �
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tueli couatiy At - WArdy-occuried the Put- . 'The, plitica . I B�'%�At the whole world you, worsr ng with us toialght�, . .1
" attitude -on liehalf of Qm6laktrations in favor . Rey., S. S,' I I and religious 4-ieedOra It's a t . x,ppI � 1.
should e. lat I � .. . we 1106, All 684ortirlout of ,. .
1 31 dons gtutbir sted in the service I Igo As, " a
the Hirgue. -is not to git and ho.was assi I guarant d to the English PeOPIO by ba 4 fourf4unre up . --..111.r tliq -beat RleotrW IrOuS 00 . .
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J ,Iren4y m4.ile.tbe Iof the erman republic. r Rev. D. D. POUglas, Of Dungan fulfilledL I an the I . .
� averAliat they have a t those ci e t9 I . the Great Charter was not see ation, standi � . 1406 in ctlina'aa.. "I
I confore=6' a hOP0I( can a non, The choir wis in good form kings still reigned as autocrats and �Jgious tolerance. Top,sters . I �
� . . . !as Proposition, should take.pi ce A Patio � . job appre- 'over principle of re. - present . I ... . . 11 .
!' L' at MoscoW,are e .r or afi& the services were int 1j., At popes still tyrAnnized the I have said nothing of the L . . . . . . . .
The printing presses be violently wXn�hed from I . - f"o- A STaRi A I �� ee�
Meantime turning Out tri Ten id, by the large gatherix n of Ire and, because , 11off 9-1i .. 11 .
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), a a � ciate, - Q. L. Parsons to rch. This sjute of affairs earatin laditio- . . . .. . .. ,
hundred years until the believe that E i making an , ,. . . . I I ,
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'� . , of things that has been e . ok chO � olitical. te iLl . 100T., TAIT 1 .� ,r4e
. on PaPer, and barrels ol� money - generations ' without e the offert6ry MV nod fdr a few . I A%IU � I
I blos- throught I solo parts. in ,a fine setting of kor Wotuts 0=4 M060, , .:
pired-bi Russia it- , The manuir in ic the Rev4 world emerged front the dark age 11 . � �
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rehikses. The fin* 'th and their r- on, Into, the ,pbried of enlightenment, Unhappy land Of ap-long. strife, Let lnU89F0r0V42IP30 . � Electriclik I , W, st St. I
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; . . ancial situation is probably �he cause alt wl the Mr, Hardy% sermon was as follows. ired into the de6ty-Aud, us help by our silence. and In over.,j n . . , . I . Pe a 6Z or,193 - - . . I . .
� . . math wiII-be-a4air indicati n 0 lad genth . . , M . on � 1� ��, -.4"!
1 of another blow at t t � Ladies a , first -Al"y I I . , �'] :
- -name- =en of the Loyal Mariners venti time, east anchors Ill *.r o= th%bell �. .
, bf, Soviet . probable course of future ev t. I � of Godarich and for the . other wayTva cAo, to brInL .1 1���
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I . I * * Orange Association of the I�n,ajau Ikarbc . harmony to t . � I 1. I �
� � ly the. refusal of the Swedish Patila- . . . _ I )rs. Sebastian' Cabot tolerance and I , " ,
� , I Ay among the Ice -bergs igelsm took It signature , I � . I I:
� . e of thelWip thren, on behalf , rise.
� ment to .ratify the economic - pact ' I visiting.. bre b, Oran
- - The Amazing V0911 I . Ve I of this parish I-OlVe I thieaded his Vy coast of Labra- in whic ,about Roll I 1.� ---- . . -
. . . madebetWeen Russia and'Swedon af . �!Ooruellfl tibople was c . apt I I have said ri6thing - 01sord, I I I , I ..
.. I 1rhe amazIng; - vogue of tbo xapio� peo to- St. . G( of the Atlantic to � the I , claims, not because I . IF
I � I I .. ."ter months of negotiation. in Russia witations. Even in summer heartS, Welcome . by open dor. Constan ured by Catholic school. Im , �,1�11
! ,,11;.. I I ! tills action. i's laid to tile ItI6 bas no III church. We were glad when, the Turks and Greek scholars'lled to I t. Ant; A Sure Rellifido, WOM160 8 em -10 doye t"4100111 � � . . I
. . . itself o of Fr rich bankers. ' . - - 1. tinad,the enthusiastic fans who leave v6te'of the Lodge you elected to at- consider that question unimporta, ... .1 .. . � . . )
4luelac e . of population carry it Italy. This sudden contact with now but on the contrary I consider It onr certain ratio of women.. WIN 600110d � .�
�"., I. . I . * # * � ... I the 'eentreii camps and recreation trand � this church for -your annual solejaces, now lands, new races, now of the most important problems we ' Oranso Lily Is'a , t for. all disordera -%vast* Miller . .. V�
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e� . . . , Ittified'Treaty of with them to I meeting --for corporate worship# . I faiths and 14 ith-t6day in .ly and is absorbed Into. the 11 Nuff6ting ill"lle, - - Tile . dead , *41 . I I
German 110clistag R points whicli I in days arning; .:ushered in the Ontario. iocal, � � I
. ;, . I I umany cases, , devotional atmosphere have to deal m Ia, expelled, IlVing. Immediate Mental sod, Phi
� � Rapallo trust that the Phteriment. The on. , ".
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�' �g has ratified gone by.wero Absolutely a] . outside of our pervice bus so appealed to your on, the because I have procured. a 4umber �of . . .
I 4 . I The German Reiclist , communication with the- � that, when our turn lightenmeot in turn brought � ,, ,- . nerveS are toiled and 0001110t" . I : . ,I
-1 The telephone, the telegraph, Miglom�' instinct I � . efted% and the 0lrMUtIOn Is ran- . . i
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i . e C glad to Reformation. - Men began. again to copies ofthe.charge of the Bishop of
I fhei treaty known as, the Treaty o world. d the steamboat have , the Bible With an earhestneag vron to tiao.Synod in London this . I . 1. . - normal.. As this Oftt" I . .. .1 t �
, ap, ilway an ,emes again,, y in will be as atildy H . :j � .. dered to . . i
I . R alto, and -signed between'Germany' the -ral unite. with Us in worship as we shall that was- Almost new. They. studied spring., In. tbut charge the Bishop I. ;ed on 8010111Y 00106' I I
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I �.� I and Rusila during tho'Getioa confer- annihilated distance in a way our On. .. � 1, ... . original Ian. y with this subject. . 1i . luent Is bas . t .
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� erico.- , Xjw deri Will; re-; Areanit of. Today be, klad4 to have Y - I have ther''acripturbs in the deals .-thoroughl � . lei, and sets 00 04 11
I J . I- I I - I _ pMer Ten foref athers littIp. . iDuving Ahe,� -pas gt they -! .� . tiloo, pilnelp . i � .
�-Ilt �i tWat It caugdT-sv -great: �stir ,Is magasicring-it." Its in, -guages, with, _the, -- resuft -g,"l1--be-Ai$_tri - - -- -- jbdattW-ot - tho-dioetol , �
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. . tag the -allies at, that time.'- , For: ture promises ti), be one of gr'iIat util- carefully, .read, thi constitution and found.that Christianity As taug a . � oi help but do good In all ' I
AMO , 11 elcam- laws . of the LoY41 - Orange AssOcia- RD church was not, in'many I t, .. lotma of joinalo troubles. loolud- � Il- .1
,� - - -a while it WAS urged that the -allied! * ity, in every walk of life, -A .bthoF things I note the I ' I man the Christianity as taught I � . �L , . 0 ,
I I . . . - ossibilitleis is that of a tiOn; . Among., ida I .- - . . .
.1 . PO.Wera should demand its rentinOIA, ple of' its I t your. Associ�tion is. constituted - ' livist. -The nowAeaV11109 ' .. I . --- , 1,10161I, . I Ing deittyed and patiltill mevistrii- - . ..1. I I �,
I . it is certain that none of thtt 'reless, to epho'ne conversation- for tba: - Pit J - rJ46 . r1roqC , , atl6li, J�uoorhoiea, failing Of th6' . .
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if it_ ju� � wi ,r the. blecadest principles of 'na spread t . ji. � . 1� price $2,ou per-liozo , . .
a will respect this treaty a'diAanpo of t e .hundred ,miles, Con- -Upon takes its stand 4) afte - NOWNY . , � Nvomb, ote I . . h i ,
-� - ailic or steam- tional. freedom IV church and was only need .. - 11 -11111 , �
' terfema With their own. righto D Scandinavian . as . .A.11 .11 suMolelat for 006 ... "I I
, _ ducted A by tW4 'i'Qua .principles of the - Id y" i". P h , I's . .
. :'. , � : ,ay.. It, is 0001Y Cer' - ero. $gl)urated by fivebundrod miles upon the glol �' e4 -that it courageous King should a . _ I ro, worth 150-1, 1 1
I plans . in any V ad IcnoWs 110'em * I the pope. cb"."6dftc"om reatment, enon for 10 dai . I 1�
" ., ty anA 1tuSsIU . #X4 61.�opeu, .iej the, captains of these Revolution 00688, 81 rise to Cast off the power o , a J*notft. molithlo treatment. A 1wo Trial T I . . �- I
� ;., : , tain that Germar ,save the Altar and the Throne'" Such a King was Henry VIlL Mor- - , . . I to any auttorin woman Who Ill send 1he ber address. ..
being, drawn Closer together commer- ,ships 6ariie on their talk ,01aleh'Was blems . of:1688 ou describe R. %=94Ny%:nX1vWI I will be Bent Freer � I MRS. LYDIA . LADD. Windsor, 01*� - . � .
The Rev Ally bad 40 be may have been, yet be - t , . . I . .
oltitiOA , I t" _ Inclose a stamps and Wares � I I
I - distinctly hear ft I as othe field a, *tish Tiberty" -and ell . � I I . .. � 1.
i .kially and in otherlwa�s. Fox ,the I A by 'both.' One of f Bri ge to renounce and to " I . I � .
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ptesent,tbere, need. -be little fear OVA these. ships was in consts t radio, itiful symbols, of tlit� had the coura I Free. recaftHOOL I . . ..
. under ,the bew.. rej6ct . the temporal and rel gious We"CV41,@ C 6,gW"w$i"cMC6"' ,
J. deliberately planned aggressive, move communication also with Copenhagen, 7brone ion. refer to -the power of the P I. � . � . 100 0100 � . . I . 0 1 .. . .1 . I . I
I I allost any of the powers. - The ney- from the day she Idt that harbor jun- Attar uInd the 11 Ope. - . I . . . I . %. . . � � I 11
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� � Ora Curzon, the British Foreign mint Not Likely to Get'Very Far . Continence at the egin- . best th bring the Church of Biagi= : . :::: .- ,
1. .1 . I L ar; is , - . . dlaaraaa� ning. . , . . . I . - again under the suzeraillaitY of the . t I il . . I .. . �,
I p ,� Ministe reported ,to II4.,striell;ell , The mix4jIl, Commission On. It is a historical fact that, 0 few popc� Elizabeth was an ardent Pro- I . 1 ,Z, 1 ..
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�, . will prevent his At Lord Balfour, ting. in Paris his had before it . . -a , da have been lirmly establishing Protestantism ill . � I ��, I I . I � � . I ..
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11 the duties ,of thq aborater P . igioes 1. was An aristo*
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tikely 'to be .the last. a JiArt o spo�. aj,'u4l oJeCT'arales L' brought Ou civ
, . Lie Georke's re- of the roost energetic of the Leagia I
refused Premier Yd, .' With the the \. regarde, earth-
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. . . � 1 . present bortaition Ta 'P, iilualcte isociated'with IA() 'ronimcl I
�,. 0 . 0 kairs in BUT , , as al ,, )'� .
�;' , r �. , universal disarma. r, climes. The Vecent Ahe Commonwealth. under ( .
. �� I . - propositions ,for tant,and, hotte . ie fQi- when Protestantism was sup
" ''. Cater" Deaften Conat,le COMO - . ate not likely to get very, far- �hakes, remind us ,that there a
Mont : r very lit- England. Charles. If. )Ind secret
. � Cannot But those who alto behind the move- Ces of which we as yet knom
. by loold, applications. as they I I , , rd Rothe; two years af�
; I reach the, diseased portion of the *or- are not likely to be deterred If Mankind has no-centrol of these leanings. town,
; mtarvhal peafnias rtq9tres constitu- Ment tie. read ,6f know- ter this' restoration her tent a seciet
, z I III . inake swift .Progress. 4nd Ili spite of;. the ,s ope,with a view Aio re- -
� ponal trestmimL , HAL IS CANARRIX they do not litt
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�. . . Catarrhal Deafness to caused b an In- . universal ge ortheirorigin and concitirg. the Anglican ur
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11 the MUCOUS fining of fore it Teaches the . . 9081 Of I . defirite knowledi - perhe Papacy. James JI. 9.1 an avowed
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stichian Tube.' When this tUR is -brotherhood; . . causes., It is as�'well 11 -
i � I. �.e Eu you have a rumbling sound Or . .*, * . * � I . 1. � all ,humanity doeo not, possess the Roifitin--eatholic -and � Was hip; .1
) flamed that a few have al- cond wife, Mary of. dena. - he
. � . imperfect bearing..and when- It in enurl, Earthquake Shock in Marldifte Pro* understanding a, 6lic
)eatnells in the result Unless . 6ome of these 1�or!4�ritualjf the an I . I
�, . .ki - vinces . , ready gleauLd as to . � , el . ra .
, iD Inflammatioll , . . . . I Ch - was
k 11 ..t� I tt closed, I cia be reduced, Your 1. .. Matters.. " * . c ure z up and ass c es . I
. . ! hearinar May be destroyed forever. - - ilaces have 'ex- �* OR I . ed in the Royal Chapel which Jantes I 1.
I I MEDICINE ALCts The Maritime Toy I 1.
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. . lueous Sur- O� I recent an .1 earthquake . Coal Attended. A papal manclo' was re- . , .
, rough the� blood ,on the it iienced . has been. ailway Strike Averted and . Urt, . I I 1,
. I " . . , **-of the system, thus reducing the In. E 1, �. I .
. tb I R tOL abassador at the court .11"L .�
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I I .to record'Ag a, con'se- . � Miners' Strike Be SettloO . ceived as an an ;." I L� .
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tiamiloation J&DA T�#'Orlog norinsa'"On',n"' �o dii9stey I ways In of King James. RomaniAtIf were ap . . - .. L; L, . *V ..
01" tions, . It would not be the first A general tie up of the rail pointed to high commands in the ar- 11 " . I . �
- I Cifeultro free. . All Dmg&to. , alep. L I the United States has been Averted, dge8hipg ; I., ,- . I .. I . - � I
L 11 . ro IL Cheney, & Co., Voleft. 01111111 I -., lquo — . Every day gain- MY and in the navy. Ju I , . .1 . .
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� 11 I 11 I . . Led *111 bring I Roman priests were ativointed tOL im- : . I 11 . I A
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� . . , . oppotta I portant parishes Ashoprieso I I �. .11 : , ;'L "
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� . I h te t L thbrities succeeded in postpon! I , foid colleges in I .. -
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' walk out . h'*' c ergymen *of the Ch I .":
. . rimil - , Jor of, 400,000 maintenance W I I urch ot I � � . I
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I P , 0 �. '. ' I settled in a manner that will give would not acceedlo his,wishewhe pro- I
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. I M the rid., . time to come. people -wetio, incensed against THE r(ceRt celebration
I � . WOO # t A -railway strike At Ing his reign. A gentenary of the Montreal Board
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;, I I. I iq�t a mosquito's eyelgSh or a gnat's whisker, liot only to the Un the in. vor with theliepulnee that when it
, this country as Well owing. to " .
I I . atsoever . tion between the two. Waq Announce that his) wife had giv- source of that city's original growth.
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I . � .1 ott an . . I A a Ora the timet pevilaps, en birth to an heir, and il ;ti,te.-,O1. - A hundred YiIar% 990 X00trwa-WO
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. .it is of the public. , Continent for the
. the memory . . when mutua desire for the public likely that the prevailing r,
I . . . I ,-i 0 weal,will put an,end to such quavrelg things; would continue through anoth- jo, England
I . I er reign, the people sent messages to wirchmats who shippod,
I . I . V If you doubt,this ask the first dozen men Which always mean lost; to the indivi- � �m of Orange to come and rule th;-Iuwwest of sidus gxtberod by thar
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I � I I n when that consideration 'Will Occupy � � t� of James III by lifil firGt, - Change for ,British money and goods;
. a When did the R34 e,ross the AEW tic? , )remier Place in the minds of all con- 'd 1. ,am IAndQ in England it was the half way station between
, : I . just as the act.s of nations wife ,ill the fur4rading Posts of the far Ia.
1; . kAlk- ,m -q her Dil0t? On what' dai-a, WAS ,e , .cerned. . I tbe acts of late in the year, 1688, Deserted bY terior and )the markbts oveft-e-1111,
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., � I . FiAme Of the. ship ;hat blew UP gn in a countl I . volution of 1688. 11 p.evolution, Eng � Eastern. Canada have i
i I 'wiped out the city of Hatif By this peaci character of the traffic,
rl What Ger- country. �fu King-,
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!, of the old nailing ships
� rine torpe never again hag a King Of England cost and oil burning ate
I ; man subma I . tion ,'It Britahl still Alive- laid serious claim to rule by divine
, .. �, I I I I get Horatio Bottowley M. PIP form- England Jay, but the strategic
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, I or proprietor once more declartud itself against the tr*Aing Centro Is' still W
! �'11 , I � " one CorreCt answer.' 0 ous London paper, J()hn Bull, has lost domination of the V-)Ije- BY the Re- It is a terminil
. 1, Iliq appeal against I& sentAnice for "me.
Is, volation, F,ng
. I �� I necessity of petsist- ,land. proclaimed Itself a waterway which is
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A �, .. I . I Now do you see the i fralud and most serve seven 11ritish a democracy; the,parliament - -Atkwzy intO the Into
I � . I i ? When the details of events imprif:onment lie 91- 111 - -- - , Lon. tem was flrmly estabileitted arid not forth American Contin
I L I lant advertis ng arg so So6n fofg0t, commons, for South. Hackney, since that day Ilan an Fnglbb iraver-
�� I . .of world wide imiportlnCt don. There Vill it' a sharp battle for eign venturegi to vote tin Aet of 4)ar- *The. �anoes and bati
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.� I the public to remCfn" the r,elLt I*tween the Coalition and I old far traders lasive g
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I., I f . ten how do yotl expect lialtiont. . vowerful, I6tOM6flV0%
the Labor party. The CoalitiOn-Or What better princiPles; MOV I mik. Uuling a haMrod or a
� I � I � ber you -and the goods you have to SCH-un' povernment, party- -will be anxioll-ri organization w0i U11011
. . . 'tin—and keep on, tellips the &kn which eould all . freight cars over a tt
3� ; - Fil � for a win in view of the Atts which to found itself than upon 91P *nii!
less you tou . . I Ave recellfly, been directed againcit ,evolution of ICK4 and to transconflat
I b will put principlea of the V lialog from Atlimfla to
�` I I the government, Labor -tho principlea upon wbieh the.I,v-
i I � � forth every effort to 8��w that it idal orange As,,oclation io foundt-d? gs-the 4ehoo0tyll Of QO
I � �? elpation of an folre-tunners of the I
g4ifting strength, Anti itain iq neit,Ain, however, wail not, Yct 1`141 fleets of raereksiat ate
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a of James It. St. IAWrelnoe. -,. -
erti e - , 0 " 5611 A& bor party Iq ("'011ectin,
I Adv' s hopeful, o'311 Making the best shOwing Fratice, he landed in Ireland and q ' tic- There hat be" a ten
, , othera re inelint-d tO Ked t1irit c0untry 'to ro'volt' %Vill';Iell m1nds to Milk of' tailtv
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