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To:ark:ad the pro -gross a the.' arairts'oce
-ierence On
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.1-The--.Japaiie.so dologa,tvon
tairied apPrListali" and - --aceentfartoe',""7".bj
China' of, a:- soluttiOn 'of. -.-the Chinese
in:..acCordtanCe \V th 'thie
13-Y•i.""'J'apa'n. 3'1'9f111."',‘f."he:
bat, An, alea-eernent was adoPitecl
„.
China 'an -effective ad -
Valorem YMe'' csnt. i s11
• g 00:CFS, • i-raportedfinto 'China; instead of
Le five per cent. nmainall and 'three'
per centi,'"effectivel.'afe no*" obtaining.
",-2L-7-Agreeinent Wa..s colicatided,by the
- -United:a
States, GreatBritain, .ErLince
and Jathan on a Methed ptirsue,d
, „ ,
an eXelitding the Japanese' homeland
e, ,
,fronn..the te i ito, a1 intelg,rity guarear.
tee"Cyl the four-powor 'treaty.
i1 b„( ,
er.accomp r,_i .
iliac/tie' a. series ,et, (41iptiernatic
irbteSl eleSiignedto c1adfJ
• '.iiation. of /lb pact:. ROugh *.draft,s- of
the notes already..have•beeneompleted,
and pro red, *a:a' explained: • •-•?
Roo,i, proposals to outlaw
swim-lash:es as confiner ce destno.yers
was wecepted by France; Japan anti
Italy without reservation. The United
States and !Great •Britain previcuslY
had indicated their assent. ,-.-A.doptien
of the resolution in the Committee on
r!,!eclay oter-
nani-inou
1forthb
Moo malz1ng'tlie,pro7
oslitia
lat,0
ve(;,s,1741-
'45; -.„641
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c, a, irf the l'arth
.04
11173i , (ri .; gave their adherenee, 'FOrni-
, ',a, ,410. 4.0.4. of 1)-1.ef,*.bi'-:rOblitii.ien,1:0.-
•,Fiti'l ''?;i:'.6GS `,'''O'f': yrfarei.:"re0,•`-•
rti"4..0 ruilldffr inte'iThia:tianal-'1.a*"fOr'• the-
in"l"ni.-"of neutrals":"!...and. nn- 0-
hs.its. ai,Sea and inaliing 'them n
p3,..a, 3 , ,to s,ulnitarnies, lilce-tyi se , yva s
:red'O'd41."--' Tires* itUleS"--aC:ttTated',are:
..`-..A.`"IiiterhalItit""tT'e-'s.e.1 fifu,st'be oideli:d.
'submit t) it and -.Search to-"cleftent:-
:!--its ' character "Thefore , -it ' Can , .13v
'-arkelizeck''Al merelrint 'Vessel' intlist Lot
Le 'attaie•keri• Unless it -reftisce. to SU13-
„. , , , , ,
nut to .--visrt'aiid.se.aran after 1.vairsiing,
co' to Piescieed'arS:diifeetedSidter .seiiine.
" Merchant Vessel- must, not be
,
deSiroyed' nares.s. .the crew anct pas-
--Se:tigers 'have. beer. -:--fir.St plaCed in
safety. :
. "Belligerent' sublitarines , are., not
under anY'Ciretinistances exempt 'from
the univea aI rule above stated; and
of a',-sub1ir4itne:-Carinlee;6aPtitre' a•mer.
attain !vesSel in conforthity.with chase
rules.; the -eXisting.' Taw Of nations re-
atilies it to desist frail/ • artack'-.antl.
from- seizure: and to permit the merL.
'elnaint ie 111 proceed' nnmeilested."
-roe aSS6nt 'of all peers is InViteti.
.Teaciiers„\bih •W:heriein the Inman spirit
clWelaS.
.
. The ,.t..e.arclier enriched by the ,re,th,
' The .teacher -usually ---,..t. es
•
labors • too much in an atinu.sp,here of
rocial iodation, • crearted 'by @le'
thou'gqtblesspiess of the w codcl ertsade
the ,ochoofiroont
Parents look to the school to re-
pl'ace the (home i'Otr a few hours ecier.
•(lay.' They .dellegato pa,renitalt,r.esp.onsi-'
hility and cliscipline--,-sonietnneS With
a feeling cf groat gladness to' bel-iti
ot a burden for a lanlie bilile.
Do they held' up.. the' hands' o•f 'the
teachers as they should? • ComariViiily:
llhey do' not. Too Many-parent-S,`With•-
oult• investigation, -take iricilignantly
- whatever" complaints the -child "pleas,es
to bring some. If the child sa371.5' the
tdaclier isunfair, the parent, instead
of haYing it ottt -with the' Ohilciy goes'
en th.e warpath, -with blood in the eye,
for the teacher.
• The -marvel'. is not that many of our
pUblia school's are poorly taught. -The
wog -kJ -or is that so, mach Off the nteat.h-
hig !maintains .so"thigh'a'stanclarcl. '
'1± youftare a.'"Parent what do You
of the -woman OT the,,moni who
teaches -your dlifild? ,--20,Thalt interest!
have• you taken in what is being dons
POT your 'child beyond writing an cc-
. • ,cas-ional note' of request ,or Demon-
,strance.? Is your teacher your
friend? He or .she slicivad be. You
• trughti..",certaintly.to ha7e--,-a tonic -non ill:-
terest in the training of the •lyloting
' person. who carries yow mamei and
is to do the worle of Irian orwoman irn
tlte d'a-17's to 201110,
Taike in the rbeacher s problean, and
• with a little serious tbionght make it
your own. The teacher's day is slpent
in 'a 1.00111'Il0,i. Witil-tV.,0 or ttir,ae chil-
dren, but -with, it may be two or three
,00050. • ' •
" Yon soy to the teacher; "geop them
interestecr-anfi how would, you do. it
he task were yours? at arts
woulcl you use to i'asoinate that room• -
ful' and nide the printed pare 'and
the; 'oral recitation perfectly
sielight-
ful?
You. need not W9,11,C,10r if teachorsl
nerves* are soinetini(eis .rasped to the
ral,v. You need- *not he sulTaisecl' to
find thern human 'and 'falitible• You, in
-
the Mille pilace, wbrald' he.
The teacher needs ,contrast
• lion, refreshment mor,e. "than " most.
The teaclie]i Must have chances to
PlaY• ',Wheu the sa•19-17 is 10,aild fh
smallest.. part of the eomnalinit.y's
terial obligation' is dis charged.iTe
-
pay those Who rear houses of brick
and mortar 1Y1Ol'O than' we pay those
-who, are building temples not nada-
aormaYeany
,
blooded circulation of between
Schoolroom ',sessions' ,is the teacher
whO has m,ost to 'carry to Om pupil
all`ti thus Inc give to the home.
(Tontact-s for true friendship's sake,
between teacher and, parent .ought in
"all' ways.' to oe enceuraired '
'teachrir•'deserves to be an honored
'efiest at the fainill fireoido
andt at firesides of many:fern-
. • • , •
nalie.fatad. an any way td'her dailY
roijcnp.- Parents who' COrtle to the
achColho(use to interfere with diseip--
•fine-. and' the work- are a
not to be tolerated;' ...tire other .sort,
who Want tio h.elp should. lie made "we''
come, as partners of the tbachers, as
true friends of the ',taught. '
Wonderful O1peratic:1.nby
Fren-h Surgeon
It would have been possible to sepa-
rate :the well known. Siamese twins.
-
Hitherto it had been cbotended that
they could..not have lived to maturity
11--Be-Parate,-",!aye "a.. Paris dep.afen,
theory was "clispi-OVed at thla last meet
ing of, the Academy of Medicine by the::
exhibition of 'a well formed girl 8
years Ole Dr:LeFiliatro, the,.surg,eon,-
explained that she was on,e at a pair".
,of United twins -named,
Madeleine p641 been
sickly front birth wthile Suzanne was
healthy.
• Three months after their birth it -bo -
came evident that Madelinewas dying
at a fever. She went into convulsions
,and it was decided to operate to save •
Suzanne. Threedays .af tea- i' -the "tp er a-
flon Madeleine .died, hitt though Su-
zanne.s condition Via,S s'erintis for
time she recovered ..a7-)..(• now is 'per-
f,e.ctly nornial and healthy.
THE PRINCE IN INDIA
he"plinfograph‹shows the Amphitheatre in Rombey -where His, Royal
ghness -received ib athlrcas of welcome
Markets
`Feron
odd
iieba "e,/tea'e.7-3. o. 1 Northern,
" 25°' INT 9 " 0100. NO '
Nortl;ern., $1.14:
ltiani;.-eba, oars -No. 2 CW 581,4 c •
extra "No. J. feed, 51c; No. 1 feed,
511/2c. • .
Mal/abbe ba
ll the eil'icive, track Bay paris.
69ILa•No.,3 yealow, (18TLe • No: 4
yei-
1 67o• track Toronto.
•Ontario ants -No. 2 y'ailte, nominal
•
Ontario•
\till era t".N.O.ni • 1
Ba.rate.y-No. 8 extra, test47lbs. or
.be Ober, .57 'L 60e, abcording to freights
outside.
'''Btickwheat-LNo. 2, 78 to 80c
Rya -No. 2, .86' to 88c.
Maniteb a 'fi our--Finst -pats., $7.40;
second pats., $6.90, Toronto.
Manitoba 'flour --90 per emit, patent
33133 seaboard, per barrel, $5.
Montreal freLght,
13ags iricluded: Bran,. per 'Con, $28 to
$27; shorts, per ton, $28 to $29; good
.`ced flour, $1,70 to $1.80
Bolet HTiv-Thelttls., ' 'Toronto, pot.
ten, N. 2 12L50 to $22; alined, $18.
Straw -Oar actg.-per ton. $12
Clieese7---/*,tr(w -)63.-ge 21 to 22c'
twins, 21I/5 -to '22i7l3e; triplets, 221/2 to -
'TO/ e 04 large 25 to 25 iin.
-251/s to. 2612c; tiiplets, 26 to 2'l•e;
S
to
Batten -I re n, dairy, choice; 33 to
35c; -1-.Teath etty. prints, fresth, No. 1, 43
t'' 4*c-- No .2 40 to 41c• cook'ng, 96
to 30o.
Diessed miulary-Stpating chichens,
25 to 35c- roosters 20 to 25a• -fowl
20 to 28c; •cluckilings, 30 to 35c; tur-
keys; 55 to 60c; ,geese, 32 to 35e,
Live poultry -Spring chickens, 20
So 25e; nesters, 14 to 16cf; fowl, 14
to 22c; clueklin,gs, 22 to 25c• 'turkeys,
45 to 50c; gee,se, 20 to 22e.
rierican corn -No. 2 yelio*,
3.1.arigarme-i-,-23" to 25c.
Eggs -No. I, storage,i1 to 52c; se-
lect, stora,ge ' 66 'to "57c• new laid
straights;- 70 •to 72a; new laid. in CZr-
toos, 82 to 84c.
B6ans--2•Can.. harid-picked,., bushel.,
$3:30 to 43-.50; primes, $2.80,to $3.10.
' Atliapiffe. prodtrat-.S,yriip;. 7Per
$2.50' -per 5 dirp." gals.; $2.35;
Manila sugar, 13:f., 19. to 22c.
Roney -60 -30 -lb. this, 141/2 to 15'.e
per'33).• 5-21/71b. tins, 16 to 17c per
R,TIESPa andi Germany
• May ' be InVited
A clespalch from Bari- says --A
despatch to 'the' ltavSs3 Agency 'from
Cannes ,says P.rerniers L1oyd George
,and Briand aireed-TInirsclay evening
en- the" ,eonditiong for. the convocation
of an'Interhatienal "Econoinia Confer.
enee. Tlie program for the conifereneb,
from Which 'palitics-is to be. 'barred;
-Was - settledby thdn.
-
de.-Spatchi7„addST-that if ,..j.s„
• Germany aiba
ileid:ktelegates to the conference but
that .'participation• (b.Y`•*-Russia' will in
-nowar.itmply recognition of the SOT-
-.1.tiOrt)7eximirent. "
rnes
LETTERS 'FROM JILL" OVER
"FELL
RELIEVES BISPEP,,,Silli
Among many oi those who have writ-
ten us is Mr. A. Pleining, Scotheld,
Alta. He says in his letter: -"1 have
been irouhkd with dyspepsia ,for some
years. I tried several medicines, but
only got relief for a short time. I suff-
ered with Dains 111 naY:stoinach, also a
smothefing feeling' after eating, and
could not eat: any meat at all. I got
run doWn and was very, weak from rob-
bing the stomach of its nec•essary wants.
Seffered from ,pajns in my neck
which wohld run up on both sides into
tny head causing terrible- headaches.
I uSed•eeveral bottles Of Burdock 'Blood
- Bitters, and now am completely relieved."
13. D. 13. has been on the Market for
the past 42 year'; manufactured only by
The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto,
Oaf,
1114 Ontario oomb honey, per dozen.,
4.8r10ld
.7.°1.toreS4.1513%-ts-/-1 airs, Med., 24 To,
.26e; cocittHI ham, 36 to 40e; snioaeced
irolls, '23 to 24,c; xottage r5l3s, 25 to
'26c hrealt.fast ' (bacon 26 to. 30; spe-
(.ciat tr1 breaktast ,barion, 30 •to 35c;
backs boneless, 22 to 36c.
,
Ourad ineats---L'ang 'ele.ar bacon, IS
Lard- ii214rt,(,)t2oal'.113.
14.„ ;
ft311'.9, 141/2 to JO'C; pail's, 15 to 1,51 -Le;
`pinints '161L to 17c .Shortening tierce-
4tabs, 1515c; pails, 14c; prinits,
116Chco'fae hen.; y steers. $7 to $7.00,
hutoner st,eers'r choice, $6 to $6.50; do,
good. $5.25 to $6; do, med., $4.25 to
$5:.25; do, an. 82 to butcher
heifers, choice, $6, i 5 to $6.50; butcher
, choice, $6 to $5.50; do, med.. $3
0:. 81; -tanners and -cutters, $2.25 to
$2:75; butcher butils, good, :$3.50 to
$45,0; in, come $2.50 to $3; feeders,
g'O'od, 900 lbs., $4.60 to $5; do, fair,
$4- to $4.50; stockers, good', $4 to
$4,50; do, fair, $3 to $4; milkers, $80
to $90' -springers, choice, $90 to $100;
(calves, choice, $11 to $12.50; do med.,
$8 to $1.0; do, come $3 to. $6; iarinbs,
.good .$11 to $12.o0; do, cam.; $6.50 to
$7; sheep, choice, $o to $6; do, go.od,
$4 -to $5; hogs, 'fed( and' watered', $10-50
to $10.75; do,' f.o.b., .$9.25 to $10; 40,
country points, $9 to 79.75.
• Montreal. ,
Oats Can West., No. 2. 57 to 58c;
do, No. 4,55 to 56c, Flour., Man.
Spring whe at -rp ats., firsts, 37.50. -Flea-
'ed, 'oats, hag, 90 lbs., $2.85 "to $2.95.
Bran, • $26.25. Shorts., $2825. Hay,
No. 2, per ton, car lots, $27 to $28.
Butter,. choicest cre,anrery,- 87 to
38a: Eggs, ..selectecl, 48c. Potatoes,
per hag, cor,l,ot.s, 95a.
Fat dany cows, $0; light steers,
$5.5(); bualist, $3.15 $4.50; canners and
cutter. $2 to $3; -veal .calves, $10 to
$10.50 :for good; cam.. $8; grassers,
$4; lambs, $7.50 to $8.50; cheeps, $3
to $4- hog,- $12.50 sow', $8.50.
Universities.Raise Standards.
At1i conference last week of the
fbur universAties in Ontaric -Toronto,
Queen's, Western, and MoMaster-
-with the tleeraltment ef Edeoation, it
was unanimously decided to in'areas'e
the entrance requirements to ..the gen-
eral course of the!First Year. In 1923,
students applying for 'admission will
be required to have complete junior
matriculation with 75 per cent. in four
subjects; or -complete' junior matricu-
lation with 66 per cent. in six sub-
jeetts, Or bailor matriculation. The
purpose in providing the three distinct
means of entrance is to afford the
contimiation • 51110015 ine...rural
centres exactly the same opportunity
to prepare stud-a/Its for the universi-
ties as have the large urban colle-
giate in•stitutes. This change does not
mean any increased cost, in education
-it simply' imams that students must
remain in their- home schools Until
they -are 15e114grounded in their work
•and able to take proper 'ad.van.tage of
university education. Hence; the new
regulation put aprerriium on appli-
eatio.n to work and on intellectual
litiancialay-Greets Prince
With Flowers
A deSpatch-frem Mandalay, Burma,
says:--eDemenstrations of the utmost are, without a doubt thebest liver
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marly 1 oiterap-o
fame.
-St erling 1' York
0-15te;3h0.3;r1"ei5t:i\ps:”4:ayir:,,a-7(iitthe orela*Dy aultolire,o
that Sinn
1 -Three U. S. balloonists, wi o wer
stranded ,since 'December 4 01 -
rise lLy sled" at M.attica from.
Moose Jaw after a hazardous ex-
perience.
17-Brit14h forces defeat anibush
'Sinn Feiriers at Tinioleagtte and
oapture twenty-fiye,
:21 --Alberta United Farmers declare
110 favoi.' of complete p.rohibibi(5n.
Death of the Hon. A. L. Siiton,
Secretary 'of State of Canada,
25 -Opening of the Ontario Legis--
loture,
FEI3TWARY.
1 ---Britain takes ,over the inaudate
for /41boopot1ntia.
8--Scalli Africa, returns give Gen• .
Smuts a majority in -the' elections,
9 --Murder rife ni Irela,nd.• two civ-
ilians taken from .bed and" siltot
dead by ,unknorwn mbn at Dreg-
heda; a young, esiesolldier, Fred
Nen 501 ard killed in Ennis-
eurtilly, Wexfcrd. 15110ty,.13,y 31
eci
14 -Opening of Dominion Parliament.
16-U. S. Senate' passes the Fordne• y
Bill, the emergency tariff mea-
sure, by .43 .to 30.
21 -.-British Privy Council decide that
• Irish Home Rule •shiall go into
effeet April 5.
MekRCII. ,
4-1-nauguration, of President Hard-
ing at 'Washington.
5 -Go!. H. S. „Cumin -ring killed. from
ambush by Sinn Feiners on Cork
County. road!. United States in-
sists on peace between Cosa Rica
and Panama• Republics in the
Paranta area. Cardinal Logue
pleads. tor a truce in Ireland.
7 -Revolt against' Soviet Govern-
ment o.f Russia, and Petrograd
and Kronstadt are attacked.
8 -Edouard Datot, Sparioh Prenii,er,
aesassinated: Allies occupy Ger -
mah cities in Rhine area to coin-
pel -observance of reparation e032-
9 -Rebels capture Pe'tro.gract.
15-Tada.at Pasha, ex -Grand. Vizier of
Turkey, •ansi responsible t'or Ar -
010(000 massacres, iG assassinated
in Berlin by an Aarnenian student.
30 --Greek cruisers blocliude A,sia
Minor.
• APRIL.
1 -Strike in the 'British coal areas.
2 -Lord. Edmond Talbot appointed
Viceroy af Ireland. ,„
4---Durin,„0- the year ended March 31
Sinn FeinerS.'..coMin-itted " 10,804
outrages, k-illisn'g 242 palicomen
and 90 soldiers and wounding sev-
eral thousands;
18----Ont,ano votes 'for urolibiti.on by
SYSTEM RUN DO
'HEADACHES AND DIZZY SPELLS
ALSO CONSTIPAT1 N
Mrs. Rrnest P. Trimper, Waldeck
Line, NS.,,system was
greatly run down, my hea4. would pain
so I could not see, by spells, and I was
so dizzy, 30 times,..1 would have to lie.
right down. I was also terribly troubled
with constipation.
• a viaFof115"
Pills, and haven't had any trouble since.
I feel that any -one who suffers like I did
can get relief by using your pills."
enthusiasm ..greeted ' the Prince of
W:**eles en his arrival:in Mandalay oni
Thursday afternoon from Rangoon,
Flowers weare showered upon -the'
Prince along the entire. route of the
1}1.0eess5e0 to Gcveirnnlent hot ee.
regulator on the market to -day. Over
a quarter of a century's popularity
proves this.;
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17 -Germany' fulfils agre-enletti. to Pan
0116 bilIlion gold,rnaritS to 'th'e
lied '.4ePa'taftilorn CODTX1111SrStion. y sifter
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3 -Lord Byre' . Of Vii'my appointed ,.,teldriue,ta
Governer-Gen.er.al 'of ti'anadet.
10 -The- Britisi'. policy end -s the -811- ' 4.1*11814.1..g 0
• esian fight:
20"-Ttleeting of- Vile
' Conference Of Premsoi ii 5 on, -
San
22 -King George. Opens the Ulster
Parliament and urges- the 'frictierti
Lo end strife.
Penceji..(7-eLsoYlt'ition
'tile U. S., Senate.
'Bi'itish coal mir,era return to
work.
5 -General •Sinnts rnoe(ts Sinn Fein'
chiefs in Dublin to discus's terms
of peace. Interrie :heat en( Ontario
axid Eastern Canada causes
ing up of crop.
8-4. truce in. Ireland, to take effect
at noona, J11)y .fle;...-1,ared af•ter
De Valera a.ccepts George'l!
in
tclnvtiaitida
ionn:to a Peace Ctf
onereiacce I
14-. P remierLloyd ea, r,e gete - -and aD e
;V
. alera- hoatl preliminary center-
.
D
ence in Downing t .
22 Twenty /unions of Ruisslaris re-'
f•
, ported. to be lacing. death from
Taanine and plise'ue.'
244 compromise effected between
Frarflie.e a..ntli England -re till,. T.TRpex
Silt,esiia,
AUGUST.
10Al‘riva1 of Lord . Byng, the new
Ge•sternor-Gener-al, a,t Quebec. Im-
perial Conference o±Teachers
meets in Torunto.
1.6 -Death of King Peter of Serbia.
23 .Census returns give Great Thai-
' tain a propuiat.iora of 42,167,536,
an incre-ise. 'el l,98(3134 0,Ver
1911.
24 -The giant dirigible L-42, on trial'
• on-7er Hial t. Baigiand, buckles :sand
explodes, and Only three men ar.,;.
saved out of a crew ef 47. Death
of Sir Sam Hughes, Canadian
ex -Minister of Militia.
27 -Lord Ilyng opens the Canadian.
National Exhibition at Toronto,
29 -Death of Lieittenaut-G-csvernor
Lionel H. Clarke of Ontario.
SEPTEMBER. •
'6--t--4-errateny nays one pinion goie
marks to the •allieseas part of the
1e5 a,i'..,7;:13i0115: indemnity. 18500 -:11311
die it floods in.China.
1.-Ienry Cociositalp;
0± Drant-
ford appointed Lieut-G-overnor 01
Ontario,
• OC OB R. ,
4--laoininiori Parliament is. dissolved.,
26 -Prince ;Of Wales. -sails from ,Eng-
land fur India.
• NOVE.MBEFt.
•
56•'---,Na.tional Assemblyof litteigivey
dethrones the fernier Ring
0.ha51es end ousts the Helps:burg
d,yrilasty. :
11 -,The Ulster CP:ofinet; -rejects the
i proposal to have an all-lreland
Parliament. .Arill'iStice Day gen-
erally obseiived 315 Cainada and the
Erripire. -
12-U. S. Secretary of State Hughes
lays 'before the f' 11 meeting of
the Contferenoe on the I.Ainitatiori
of Armament a protean/ calling'
for a 'ten-year naval laoli,day, and
the ecrappin.g of 'ibrettles7lips
25 ---The Mikado resigns in favor of
the Crown Prince of Japan. '
27--4.dminal Earl Beatty .feted at
Montreal and Ottawa.
DlF".CEMI3ER.
57 -British Government and Sinn
Fein leaders reach agreement -to
give Ireland a Dominion. s.,tatus,
6----13.30i1ti012 Parliamentary elections
rosolt.n the defeat of the ,Meig
lien Government,
0 -The ,rocariirneatcled pccil betwce
the ITnited States, Great Britain;
Fr -once and, japan madepublic;
it includes a guarantee for a -10-
., ears' peaceand the lareeilorn of
29-",--Hoin William Lyon' Maciacrizie
king swortr,in as prinie
f ()ailed:I"; With 18011109 Lileteois
ale• Oobicot Min is ter.
' , •
'Plie man.drake i-oot, contains' more
quinine III .any o thOl Engli sh gr *11
• • ' •
'
,411 0,a; of gi.,(.!;antle vcas
xl-fibited ,last 'April at the'Rayal Syd-'
cy ,Show, in. Australia, It wag a
SCSI' n -year -old, and stood 6 Alt.. ; 4 • ins
y
Oh. t a 0'a/11i of 14iiirci1,
the Slfitiltiors, and:we"
It from New
arrimq
of 'the
'Uto
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Price, 355. aral 6.(1'. 1113'
51,.3' by Thc
Toronto, Ont.
21
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'Son of
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despatch from. 1.7 ne"1"-3agne says:
The pT:O211.11G2Its11a01ons1 Of the E:a‘1,1
and Countbse ,of .Ath 1 one at.
W.3lhe1ntina's'etficial...,t'4'W "Year
t.,10.11..,giyes risel .trTrefun.ic:
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founded rari//- th
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cisc's
Queett, witere :;gg.
brought '1:21g-et5er freeinent,"',,V:•
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lation regardiu•',,.!
fut-arts inishand.; hut ita
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arOa 3 110W 00100 1(2
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The Counte.sii „eitialolue
KagILil RoYal ' 17 i1005 conn.ectio-ri . England.. and,
Queen y-1,2-(6.s,l-a.
ibo Eiial 'of
fit -pier that he
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15 in.e.ti-d-e--k-F-in the 00;3i.51115ij-692.,
11,1atle exelniSiVOy of ieble,,;:i
iriemlieres ef the', tante ..ata tile of.
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Ulster; 21510 Mb (17 1
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