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FAWAY. &PRIL 12, 1910 led. The e0ling Of partinment to t "NVK- . �. Our stocks of Drvgoods, Notiotis, Boots and Shoes ., � I . ��
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BREWS the quali Of Morey in t9e enforce- � .1.0% I" It* umor in the trenches is as ne"� I , - 'iti
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A uebec, and it LIS With a Seim of re- I S'!411 iIM r 0, A is , � , ?,ften so noarly Intolerable, that J PLEAsu NoTE:. -All accounts due Mr. J. C. McFarlane are required . �
The- opinion prevails here That Yof thAt Porh4g.ent, -nos the r90
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ft , - L � I 2 ,Vf- wir.oetoo- were taken seriously one to be paid -promptly. . .
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matter -, IV,, very quickly "go , ,
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Als machine guns may straighten out of his bands. 'There Is _ under." . . i
ili very cod kind. German newspapers and When thin on like, . I _r ��'.q'
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out the Quebec situation for the general belief that the period of' German prisoners, , _gs are b �'
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trouble remains constant so long as is not up. to the rest of Canada to be and on several occasions while -im-it gene Ily I t t e fact . , .t . I ,,
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Henri Bourassa is free to say what As Patient with Quebec as B 1 hav In France French civilians Milt it, is a jes at all restores per- I DONG'ANNON. . 11
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belikes.- This whirlwind is hold to for example, hits been w h Wi and.', , by our own Cana- Bpective a erves one's sanity. , �� t - ��q' ,�
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Lessard and his soldiers are merely one ma ar M es and -light-hearted while out In sciousli. That would be imp . ____ .
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dealing with effectii.-Lhe cause I red to lots., � . I I 11
IDevoir and its traculent editor. . take drastic action. At the betinuirif of the war the sible. t's that, n4tive delight in I.,, � I -_ . I I . . - "." -- ---- L- .. - 1. . . I .�,_ �
'A rallery in too guying or pungs __ - . - I _. �1�
Since men have been killed and Incurable el "�_ 1, ,,
It is pointed out th�t so at a vity' of the British which keep our men In that state of - � � . !1
ierty destroyed, Mr. Bourassa man as President Wilson Ced to caused miggivi r1ther Onft he is at the front a few "Punk" and down in the mouth,his SPLENDID RUN OF'SAP 1� ,
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on the part of cheery good humor which has .90 days. He very soon catches on to first duty is to get away from the Indications point to a greatly in- I
rssopb'een careful (.61.9ing low In his deal summarily with a situation Many ' it 8 6me!f impossible that a astonished the world. " , the spirit of the dugout and fire- others altogether if he oan,R9t pos- .
. n&ttout % , or -eased production of maple sugar I I
newspq er, but it takes a lot of these which had been created by soft whic InAdO 90MO Of such a '"rho gentleman who could find step and finds ho'has simply got to sibly force a smile.' Humor is abso- maple syrup this year. The I .
that not more than three ,ssary and the chap who
-crecodiria tears to make Parliament talk and that Premier Borden is deadly serious thi g as war Could sermons in stones a:nd books in.the belunny and cheerful Yor his own lutely necL and
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III a similar case. NOW is the time prosecute war recriously. Since running brooks must be a mere I sake and for the sake of his chum. weather has been I W -consistently � .
= ago, Mr. Bourassa was 13om- for him to take a nrin grip and 1914, however, dur can be humorous and light-hearted .
. ing all these %var- cipher to the soldier who can see On many occasions his repartee all the time under all circumstances days and h3c frost at night,
prevent this man Dourassa from weary -"Months, the Psychological humor through the chinks of Ar- and witty sayings may be forced is invaluable to a platoon or bat- ains 0, of the Two Mount-
plaining that England had dragged crucifying, the loyal 7A a r(Tk a Lake
I .F.Tance into this war and therefore- citizens of value of humor In the trenches has on," one writer has stated. and not revealing his true, inward tery. I the Trappist Monks have tap-
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"A bas L'Angleterre. A has Quebec any longer, It ffoes -with- been pecognized to the full, -The ped' 5,000 trees. rn view of the .
, =y one of the most pQPU - .feeling& Of --caurse, there are PTE. H. BELLAMY
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V Angleterro anyway -that is Mr. out. saying that conscription eanuot soldiers' Jests, necessarily some- British trench humorists is CaRtain some naturall itty all - I s.ug z situation, every, -pound of : 1,
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Bourassa's obsession, He could be enforced with good grace -any- what grim, were at first depreoa y - ad, .111, _ I
ted, Bruce Bairnsfather, whose 'Old the time, na?ural-born coined' an sugar produced this year
ians ALGONQUIN 0AUK counts as nilvgr before. Women
probably love Canada a great deal where else in Canada until Quebec and onIr by degrees nas it come to Bill" sketches have made. ttWu8ands as it were. They aie worth their
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more if he hated England less, just has furnished her rull quota. It be r Zed that, humor is a syno- laugh. His now historic recom- weight ,in gold, and it was my for- This wonderful Government re- and children 8110uh; help in the .. .�� I
as he could probably hate England also goes without sayinf, that the nym for a sense of proportion. mendation, "If you knows of a hot- tune t serve of nearly 2,000,000 acres of sugar bush with good will and ell 11
more if he loved himself less. W y young married men brough o encounter several d ' ..
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h 'En 1. I , out � It has been said many times that ter 'Ole, why don't you go to it ?11 Y_ a uro'n,,,ge forest, lakes and rivers set aside for thilsiasm for.men are scarce and ".
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8 118 . a Playground for the people has be- needed for the war. -�
$ for mo t of the in ng I came across a cha hum- il',_��
does Mr. Bourassa hate, England for is 1-8peakitif Canada cannot be Britain has muddled through her expresses what I in hort career in the line.
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rescuing Quebec from the rotten calfe'd out u ti Quebec has done Pr�V`OUS Wars and no doubt there whole philosophy of life. I , to he come one of the principal obective ____ . �� 11
rule of Louis the Fifteenth, soin - share, . be some who will contend that trench humor is erdbodied -I Ty *oal ming "The Perfect Day' w points of the summer tourist, the An Alm . .11 1! i
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-eight years ago 0 n all of tried -to shield his moss tin half y Pill. -To those � "f;
hundred and fifty 9 rim Quebec frame of milid which, She* ,muddled through this, the Captain an nd canoeist. Good hotels of regular abit m .� ,.1.
It seems a long time to bear by Clio way, does not find a place in � W -1 Bairnsfather's popular full of luke-warm tea from the rain 0 11 'Per a b edicine is of little - .
I .a patriotic newspapers like . Patric sketches under the general ,heading, unaer the lee of the'trench wall. a d ca camps with most reas- concern, but the great majority of I �
hatred. The 'only o a log r in en are not of regular habit, The I
explanation is, and L'Evenement is aue 11 n ble a situated in different in
I that hatred runs in the family. . "Fragments from France," in which Ano her chap on sentry with me,
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, rgely to I Believe They are depicted his well-known ch,ar- e st p rts of t I s' worry and care of,business prevent .. 1.
Mr I a he park and operated by 1, .
Bourassa's I'laternal grandfather, the teachings ol .Henry Bourse a . I . . I anding waist-de�p in water the Grand 'Trunk Railway System it, and Out of the irregularity of � �, I �
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I e immediate Have Cured flt to ation for . ,
Papins-an, hated Ei I nd to the and a host of subscribers who have 99 ae,ters,,,,'Bill" "Bert" and "Art." and slime was muttering "water, offer first class accomfnod life comes dyspeps;a,' indigestion,
point (if rebellion, tt no other,glitical nourishment than me h in one of he clearing water, everywhere, but none . - those, who do not desire to live in liver and kidney troubles as a pro-
rs the lads the open. Unlimited canoe routes test. The run-down system de � � ,
- stations behind the iinle I became drink."And often one hea A ,
Consequences of which lie avoided Devoir. his Is no time to hate -_ . i,�
b escaping irfa lotta or hay. When Eli I acquainted with a chap who,had bemoaning the fact that the author- for the camper, splendid- fishing, mands a corrective and there i -S I 11�
g and when she is ,fighting for WHAT NEWT -ON P. SMITH SAYS made a number of humorous ities have neglected to furnish a I
7r. Hourassa's gospel of hating the institutions that have made -Or DODD'S-KIDNEY PILLS sketches wh-ft -in th'� line- and after hammer -with each issue �of hard, beaqtiful country, and pure and in- none better than Pdi'mele6's Vege ) � %,
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England results in riot and blood- Quebec safe, and hatred of England . 't toorking at some of his w;rk, which tack. biscuits, or iron foundry pro- viForating air is found here at ain table, Pills. They are sithple'llt t .1 . - -- -
shed, lie escapes in a cloud of word is. the witches' broth Bourassa He had Previously Tried Doctor's by the way, has since apgeared in a ducts as some agree to call them. altitude of 2,000 feet ahbvp sea level. composition and Pan De taken by I
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The gift of camouflage would appear uffering pu i 'de�briptfve f , - 11�', ,
S' brows 0aily. Quebec is s Medicine, Plasters and Liniments well-known English Illustrated ljte�atu�e the most delioatdl cons'(1 uted.
to be hereditary also. Just now ftin an at - licittion, I Americans are suposed to be y ..
tack Of Ptqmaina for His Sore Back, Without Get asked him whether he had difficulty past -masters in e art of using application to any Grand Trunk THOUj;jWD_j'_
After the election last December Poisoning, which would be speedily ting Permanent Result& th and all particulars may be had on
in finding "solects" to exercise his slagg but the American soldiers will FOR FARMS
, the substantial people of Quebec cured if' Mr. Bourassa were re-% Parker's Ridge, York Co., N. B. ' mirt upon. have to go some, to use a slang Agedt or to C. E. HORNING, D. P. A., Thousands of mon are needed im- � I
werphsaying that it was Bourassa moved to a place where he could do April 8th.- (Special.) -After suffer- "None ivitatevelf," was the reply. expression, if.they are going Toronto, Ont. mediately to help on the farm this.
that ad brought them to this pass, . -to beat -_ .4�
no harm, and his - newspaper sus- Ing for years from pain in thp back, "The whole tPin is so grimly fun- our own boys, whose trench ver- summer. The increased acreage of
and he was considered thoroughly ended. It I$ -obected ' that Mr. Newton � ,f .
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P. Smith, a highly -res ected ny, 89 1 y absurd that the nacular comprises many extrem ely Hard and soft corns both yield to cereals,is an imperative war time �.',�
dead. It seems that this was a mis- gourassa's articles are *ritten with citizen of this place, believes tt at at humor ViltesaIll hits you in the eye funny and strange sayi Holloway's Corn Cure, whichAs on- necessity. Employers
take. He has been rubbing mustard skilful 4nibl" ngs. . �
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in the wotind ever since, so that tterances in th��Que_ through the luse of,Dodd's Kidney one sketch I have depicted the pro- another soldier as being killed. That patisfactory in its action. ' . 11 I perionce to go back to the farm. . . �, �
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the occasion finds the mayor timid, Which WoUld, leave him stronger for publication, Mr. Smith said :- a job and I don't say that things better to saF "Hoe gone west.,,, �11
the police passive and the crowd thdn over This objection is not "I suffered for a number of years strike, .you as funny all the , time. or "R. 1. P. '-resti'ng in peace,- . .
sympathizing with the rioters. fbrttltnon%WaUS6aft Overlooks the with pain in my back. At times I ,,Not by any means. But there are or "pushing up aiiistes."' To re- & I I ','.1
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from Cardinal Begin to disinfect a and- legal quibbles'aside doctor's medicine and using plasters the f'ront. Philosophers tell us that improper. "He got his Bligoty" is It ., I I ., . .. � �,,�
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The trouble in Quebec has been a words,. ul f'r-riftiOlts. . I "
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source of great humiliation to the V results I decided Us try Dodd's Kid- sure that no one who has ever taken various kinds of shells the Germans 112L " I - . I ;;;,
011401ent is elting a ney Pills, which I believe have cured shelter in a shell-hote send over the following names -are - �','.4.
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I om aqsa, me."� I that its size -is entirely -re'ativ`5 In -common use "wizz-bang" I'sau-.r. '., . . . . . . .- - . - .. � ,-
When the first clash occurred they He has *bUidd thd free f the All through York County you find the conditions und whi "I , A
were inclined to excuse, it as a ,,at, press toti Ion 0 -sage " "rurn-jar, I Minn- . . . . I I
V% It hab:got been for- who "give credit to Dodd's occupied. - I - have er eh T is coal box" " I I I t"
ural outbreak against the insolence 0ttqn,th v eh'Waf` endeavored to ies �nd "Jack Klinstons," and army- a 0 . .
. Woke out Abe rldoln"o Pills r9r a renewed lealle of suggest faintly -the discregroy,,be� rations go -'As ' "Mulligan," "skilly, " I � I "
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man who had his head bashed In. but let Mr. Bourassa 0. this forms 'of kidney disease, including first viewed and its apphitent. di- Soup," etc. A midnight cremation . k " 11 . . . I I I
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a second and a third time with in- oil everybody's Ups is, how Ion ease, lumbago heart lageaso' and must be had for- shelter.` A trench candle of a myriad of "pit- 2 I .A I Z._'� 1� L, . I I 1)
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ex; use lost force. it wag sit st- States, laud of the free, thou It it is? of-kid-ney, trouble. Their ponalari- quaintanee of mine, and other pro- I id - are the source of a .
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this mi as well as the milder forms While BalkhAUAther. 7 this ae� ms -Of the .,night,, or "bosom � I _ ._;gii
to Ing Ele in g'�r't e f discomfort to the lads. - - " f .
Quebec, � but 1. W. W. S1 is immune b U86 lie the splendid results obtained. If brilliant success' of their work T at 0 IIJ . i ."'..; . .
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