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trisi r►;• 2
;oat good
d; 1 good
d lfalvat-
old, due e D
8 years old
th; l cow ii
• 1 cew.5 years
rid bth; 1 cow
Malt Sept. 3rd ; 1
due to calve Oct.
tasting 3 years odd, teotel
1 *teens ricin; 2 yeairs old;
!rising $ year's old; 15
drone 2 ntot'he to 10 omen t 11 s
fat steer* loot sold before
'heifers,
before
f zingers, it
L..bull calf 9
old, regitif.
-1 sow due 4o -farrow March
Igs 2 months old; 8 stock
housend bushels of mane
tity of hay ; A qutut.
feed ensilage to ,be fed
1 75 bushels of gcad
for seed, all red lite;
shel of oats with a lit -
wheat and peas for ;seed.
IMPLEMENTS. -1 binder, Frost &
Wood; 1 mower, Nlassey Harris; 1
horse rake, Massey Barris, Sharp ; 1
seed drill, Sylvester; 1 cultivator•,
Sylvester harrow ;w • 1
.:et
• v to• 1 disk liar
1
Y
diamond harrow's; 1 plow No. • 21,
Massey Harris, new ; 1 plow No. 8
Frost & Wool; 1 twin plow, Cock -
shut Maple Leaf, new ; 1 ecuffler,
Cockshut t ; t fanning mill ; 1 land
roller ; ,t good wa;.oIl and box and
spring Beet ; 1 peer trucks, wrou;)1t
iron wheels, new 1 pair hob sleighs;
1 single buggy, 1 cutter; 2 Setts
double hatless; 1 set single herneee ;
1 wagon rack, 1 pig rack, 1 gravel
I)ox ; 1 hayfork, car, ropes and slings
complete. new ; 1 water trough, 1
water tank ; hoes, forks, slsovels
chains and o'.her articles.
TERMS. -All sums of $5 and under
cosh ; over t Int itmouut 10 months'
credit will be given on furnishing
approved 'joint notes Aar n (liseount of
4 per cent. off for cash.
T. CAMERON, \VM. MOODIE,
Auct. a'rop•
Pride
w Itou
he townshi
tletr., at the a
tors. 1 month a
ceased was born in
Ind. where he event
and early rnanlaeod ys.
re he was married to Elizabeth
nuer,•and .after fanning a few
rs lie decided to comp to if::tn'tdn.
;'
1858. he and his
wife, (with the
hirers then born to them, crossed
o Atlantic, and landed at Quebec.
hey came 418 far as London by rail
and !tired a colored man to !)ring
tthem up to ('sborne, where they ex-
tlected to meet friends. !Every --
thing ..went well until the township
of Itiddulph was reached, where one
of the wagon axles broke. blr.
a - holo iy started out to secure assist-
ance, and hearing 11.e Tin; of pow -
belle 'followed to w•hrre the sound
came from, and was greatly surprie-
ted when he came to the home of an
old equaiatitance, Mr. John Cor-
nish. The wagon w•as repaired and
;Dir. Itoutly and leis fancily settled
on She 4th concession -of ,1'3ltrarn.
1:1tat year. The next year they tuov-
• .o the 10th. 'Concession rind a
v afterwards
' was .ft
�• erected. This . 3
shau.y ere t a
replaced by a more modern struc-
ture. Tfr. Routly continued to re-
side in this locality until the day of
bis death. About :l year ago the de -
Ceased was entering the barn, when
the door blew- against hien, kno:king
him down and causing a fracture of
•Lis lee. Owing to the extreme old
age :he dislo:ated member would
Hot knit, and he Was rompclled to
remain in bed. About a week ago
he V. VA taken ill with the grip. this
leing the direet cause of itis death.
Ills wife died about 9 years ago. Ile
is survived by five children, !Samuel,
Matthew, John, Mrs. James lloutly,
1\1'oodh:em, and Mrs. Adapt St. John,
S1. Marys. In religion he was a
!devout 'Methodist. and in politics,
:was 1 supporter of the Liberal par-
ty. The remains were interred in
it}1Q Zion :cemetery on tiuttd'y, Feb..
]7th.
A nttntiaer of friends of Dav:d Dun-
can 'gave !tint n surprise party last
evening tat his l:onec on tine 12th
concession. As Mr. Duncan intends
shortly to leave 'far the sllrthw•eet,
a f trs'wel1 gather in; was planned
ped to show their appreciation .n(
liim .,e a life long neighbor present-
ed hire with a purse of tnoucy.
\\'l1EN WOMEN SUFFER
Look out for weakness or disease.
See it 1 here Is Lot a eideacshe, head•
ache. Iestlesenee3 and he "blues."
Th:e. • symptoms indicate that you
uc(d 'Use tent le :Issi41arl a of 1►r.
11•1Mil lon's fills. They ore woolen's
ore Ovid relief, prevent function 11
dertneenlenls, renew the lift of tit'
s
Uloud, purify soulelven Llu .}stent
J,roualx)ut. No Nonic ra petcnt,
�to results t) unasked as follow the
Also of 1)r. Hamilton's fills. 1',ri•�e
;.25c. per eros of all dealer/.
6
ST A
FE A
g Mr. \William henry Drake, of
.-Btalt I, who was nnrnnged before Lis
.Honor .fudge Barron at the Court
hotIl.1. Fell. 11, on the charge of
tcalinpt several head of ea 11 lc from
neighbor mauled McVey. Hwa,
WA to he nut guilty of the charge
tit on the minor offence of having
Stolen chile in iris posc.eet:ion rte Ives
found guilty. The Judge let Drake
off on 'suspended ieentcnce. Crown
Attorney McI'hcrtson was pro3>?c11tor
and Mr. J. C. Making, of Makins &
Henley :1ppearod fol rho &lendatit.
1{s It Your
Own Hair?
A. - • -.lLgreastr
«arms»
Do you pin your hat to your
o»: a hail'? Can't do if?
laven't enough hair? it must
1-e you do not know Ayer's
ilair Vigor! i-Icre's an intro-
.:t„ti:tn ! hiay the acquaint -
...CC.' result in a heavy growth
of rich, thick, glossy hair!
Use this splendid hair -food,
stop your falling hair, and get
rid of your dandruff.
The beat kind of a testis ental -
"Bold ter over slaty years."
qD� v Oo.L Lew n. Itsrs.
-lOe mat1Y tlai�ra O� ,
SAReAPAIILiA.
YerIS"L".
GEM PECTOIAle
CENTRALIA
Mr. A. i). illergott, who for sev-
eral was a ;trusted employe of A.
Storlock, blacksmith, Crediton, has
rented the blacksmitling cshop hero
from Mr. Davis, .Hud intends carry-
ing on a tgencral blacksnlithin bus-
iness. Mr. llc.rgott conies well re-
commended and u :liberal patronage
Is assured 1Ht11.
Miss Hodgins, of Jlirr, is the ,guest
of her cousin, -l1,s3 Alla Hicks.
Slims Birdie Boyle, of Exelor, was
the 'guest of ,Miss Lydia Handford on
Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Walker is the guest
of Miss Burney. of Exeter.
hiss Quarry, of Parkhill, returned
to her diorne pn .Monday after a
ple'isent visit with liter .sister, •4irs.
D. O'Brien.
Mr. and burs. .Tilos. Boyle, of
Exeter, visited the forrner's mother
here on Steel ty,
The Cenl rali t el. tl:olist •choir will
assist at the anniversary ;services at
Eden next Sunday also at the oyster
supper on Tuesday (evening.
21rs. Vosper and ilau,;hter, Mao;
Vesper of Fullerton nye guests at
Mr. John Hepburn's.
Dr. Orme has purchased .lir. ,Josh-
ua lluxt:lblc's property on Main
street. I guess the -Dr. will settle
down in Centralia pet.
•
To get relief front indigestion, bit.
iousness, constipation or torpid liver
without disturbing the stomach or
purging the bowels, take a few doses
of Carter's Little Liver Pills they
will pleese you.
If your ere Conslipated, dull, or
bilious or have a sallow complexion,
try Lax-cts just once to see what
they wjll do for you. Lac -els aro
11.1 le tooths0rrle Candy ,tablets -nice
to e.at, nice in effect. No ;ripin;, no
p'.in. .lust it ;mile laxative effect
-411 is pleasirl;ly desirable. Mandy
for the vest pocket or purse. L,tx-
ets meet every desire. Lax; ets
come ,a you in beautiful lithograph•
ed metal boxes at 5 cents and 25o.
Sold by W. S. llowey
FA ItQI; IL11t
ll r-. ,I,ente's it cries tecei%ed word on
'•baser 1 int of the death of hie
uncle Mr. S'ntuel ,Martis.
NI r. 1). G•ladiner h Is hc4Nt supplyt-
ing vslla;1: with wood for the
e let week.
On \Vcdnesd'y cvcuing, the friends
of ler. Des id 1)unc:ln, In this cunt
ntunily, g tee a ,lame 811 :prim,: pbrty
nt residence, prior to hie ia►vin.:
for leis new d:olne in the West, aC•
ler which they preeenled him wills
1 t•urtts! of money. Aho wing 1l' res -
pc; t Ind esteem in which they have
eltw les been told, .he h-vin.r son; all
lee Itfe here Ile will h gr(' of fv
'lessee. but .11 Jon in is Oleng him
end his family, health and prosperity
in t brit• ri'ov d -oar•.
Mr. John Tucker 11x.1e been on the
pick list for 1Le p1(1 week, wills
Ppe••
ll tiler i,Iloy41 ite.ts•(,rs,.n-lo visited
here diving Ili:' past week loturn'•.1
to hi• home Thursday.
Mos. N. C l In plied l is on t he siek
:i•'. t.': eeei:. Grippe i+ the muse.
Diet', forget the .Itis rimeert in
the Hall. on Tuesday Feb. eat It under
the alvei^••R of Sir I. O. F.
Mr Jos. McCullough who hes
been ill, is 'slowly re overin,r.
. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. 1'. Ileaver(
vielte'I Mr. It. Jleeeer + et \\'orelleon,
on Send ty.
C Ilige number front here attend-
ed 4 b funertl of lt:tlthew ltoully,
Ott _ StItede la At.
Z 113 R T 1 M E 8, FEBRUARY '21st 1907.
RT.
a exist
!'rot►•
iaoroue rub -
side with Ner-
into the ti3stu:I
seated, and give
w minutes. No lin:-
an, so strong, so 11ow.-
sults guaranteed with
25e. 'bottle of l'oh)on's Nervi!•
-Get it to -day.
ELIMVILLE
There w•88 a seasi:Il hop at a\1r.
John Siphons, cute evening of last
week, when a number of young foto
pie danced the light fantastic until
the "Wee Sine" hours of the 'morn-
ing.
btr. and Mrs. A. 1'enwarden at-
tended a wedding pearly at the atoms
of Mr. and Mrs. W. If. l'en\v trden
on Monday evening last.
Mr. John Whiteford ;s seriously
ell with pneumonia.
CLOT41EH
To tett a !evader of fashion one
must 'bo a follower. Tho man who
stays the compliment is oot always
the man who Joys 'for the gown.
"United we startd but divided we
get all sorts of mean things toed
about us," otitis The Skirt.
The moist aldornsdl woman is not
always the most adored.
As a man's 'salary gets higher bis
wife's gowns ;et lower.
A widow and 'Iter weeds aro soon
patted.
An old fashion Is old, but an 4an-
cient fashion is aelw•ay3 modern -
'Waller Pulitzer, in ;March. Delinea-
tor.
EDEN
'rlie anniversary services of (he
Eden ;Methodist Church twill be held
on Sunday Feb. 24th. Rev. Fear, of
of (Exeter, Will 'preach at 2.30 and
Goo. Stanley. of Lucan at 7.00 p. an.
On Tuesday an oyster 'supper will be
served in the basement of the 'school
house and ;will lite dol Lo wed by •a
eroprant, ;consisting of !recitations,
and music by foreign and Local tal-
ent, 2Ir. Nolaon 'licks, of Central-
ia will sing nt the entertainment
and the neighboring ministers will
deliver speeches. Admiesion, adults
30c. children 20c.
A surprise party wee given at flu:
home of 21r. and firs. John Essery
on Friday night of last week. An
enjoyable evening was A[CVtt by all
present.
FOR OVEIt SiXTY YEARS
AN OLD AND WiiLL-TRIKD RRMiur.-Mrs
Winelow's eoothtag Syrup has been need for
over sixty years by mil -ion's of mothers for their
children wnlle teething, with perfect Yucca-'
It soothes the child, 'sot tens the gums, allays all
pain cures wind colic. and la the best remedy
for
pain,
it 1- pleasant to the tante. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
cents a bottle. ler value is incalculable. Ile
sure and taste Mrs Wlnslow'e Eoothtu¢
Syrup and ask for no other kind.
Guaranteed under the Food and
Drugs Act, June 30111, 1906. Serial
Number 1098.
8. S. NO. 7, USIJORNE.
The following is 11:c honor !loll
for S. b. No. 7., t'sboirne (for January.
V -Loftus Ilern, Arnold Taylor,
Sr. IV-1•:rnest Penrice, Chester
Gor vett, Garlic Jacques. Sr. and -
Olive Batten, Chester Coulticc, Wel-
lington Batten. Sr. II -Ida !'orrice
Warren Brock. Jr. 2nd-C:e.rril Ste-
phen, Wellington Brock, Willie Pen-
rice.
It. L. KIRK, Te.echer.
-0-
Croup can positively ire stopped in
twenty minutes. No vomiting -
nothing to sicken o: distress your
child. A sweet pleasant and dile
Syrup, called Dr. Shoop's Croup Cure,
does the work and does it quickly.
Dr. Sl'oop's Croup Cure is for croup
alone, remember. It does not claim
to ct1 .e .1 dozen ailment m. It'a for
croup, thal'a rill. Sold by W. S.
llowey.
KIItKTON
'''Ire deb:111 ug society held n very
interesting meet in.( un ..Monday
evening, tete subject under discussion
being "Our Caned:l.' 11 r. John
O'Brien opened up it he topic wail
remarks (feeling on 'I he northwest
and the f:ufel itice ,for handling \h^a 1.
W. M. Leigh Ili:lndled the matter of
immigration and the proper kind
f
people to encourage 'lu Canada. Mr.
Thos. itoadhouse Icrok up the (We+
t1011 of customs, 110 rem:lrk% heing
chiefly on tariff rind duly on man-
ufa111ured goodie. ,elr.- lirethour'M
talk w:Is on I he manufactures of
Catcad:e, umaining his reworks prin-
cipally to farm .Machinery. Jainism
Moore spoke on 11 hr prcal11015 ,of On-
tario :end of experimental alone and
\V. R. ('irr on !lies Militi:e and the
(lefens,'s of our 'country. The w et-
inl( was instructive and interohne'
and a ill be ,continued on March 41 h
under new subjects. A drill nitvrn
d ence is requested,
'4VAN'1'ED- Hustlers, cilher sex to
sell toilet',r•p.lr'ations :end dlavorit
ext r into Dig stoney. \Vriie for
particulars. The Purity M'f'g. Co.
1 Exeter, Ontario.
Mrs. Wm. Atkinson returned on
\\'eeeeed Iy of lest week from :e vis-
it wit Is f rie'nd.e in St tett ford.
Several from here attended the
sueprige party given Devitt Duncan
11%t evehillff•
Those w•10 use ice during she sum-
mer. last week touted 14rcir supply
(corn Copelan(1'4 pond.
ood's
Sarsaparilla enjoys the dis-
tinction
eve
medicine the world has ever
known. It. Is an ial•rotmd
medidne.ep dtaCil►g its nn-
Wanedt1 �bY parityn
vitalising enriching
blood on which the
health and strength of every
or, bone and thins duo
CaAccept.no sobs&
for Hood's, bat. IIM
slit. on having Hood's
AND ONLY HOOD'S.
A TRULY IDEAL WIFE ut.:v.ing to Alberta shortly and a
for 11u ►r no
HER HUSBAND'S BEST HELPER
Vigorous Health Is the Great Source
of Power to inspire and Encourage
-AU Women Should Seek It.
•
One of the most noted, enceee+eful and
richest men of this century, in a recent
article, has said, "Whatever I Hut and
whatever stieee e 1 have attained in this
world I owe all to my wife. From the
day I first knew her ehe has been an
inspiration, and the greatest helpmate of
my life."
To be such a /successful wife, to retain
tho love and admiration of her husband,
to inspire hint to snake the most of him-
self, should bo a woman's constant study.
1f a woman finds that her energies are
flagging, that elle gets easily tired, dark
shadows appear under her eyes,, she has
backache, headache's, bearing -down pains,
nervousness, irregularities or the blues, she
should start at once to build up her system
by a tonic with specific powers, such as Ly-
dia E. l'inkham's Vegetable Compound.
Following wo publish by request a
letter from a young wife:
Dear Mrs. 1'iakhani :
"Ever since my child was born I have suf-
fered, as I hope few women ever have, with
inflammation feznale weakness, bearing
down pains, backache and wretched head-
aches. It affected my stomach so I could
not enjoy my meals, and half lay time was
spent in bed..
E. Pinkliam's Vegetable Compound
made me a Well woman, and I feel so grateful
that I am glad to write and tell you of my
marvelous recovery. It brought neo health,
new life and vitality." -Mrs. Bessie Ainsley,
611 South 10th Street, Tacoma, Wash.
What Lydia E. Pinkhatn's Vegetable
Comlwund did for Mrs. Ainsley it will do
for every sick and ailing woman.
if you have symptoms you don't un-
derstand write to MetPinkham,
daughter-in-law of Lydia E. Pinkham, at
Lynn, Mays. Her ad•rice is free and
always helpful.
Mr. \\'m. Kirk entertained a :num-
her of friends to a fowl supper hast
Friday evening.
The supplementary meeting of the
South Perth Farmer's Institute was
told here on the afternoon and even-
ing of Wednesday of last -'.eek. Mho
meetings were held in Aberdeen hall
and the attepdauce was large. Ad-
dresses \wclrc given 'by Major Shep-
pard and Dr. (teed. In thenfternoon
Dr. Reed gave an interesting. demon/.
titration on the judgin; of a draught
horse. Ile secured two fink 3p.ccirnens
from the eleightxrrlrood, and asked
the audience which of the tw•o Alorses
they would in their judgment pro -
for. Then he undertook to explain
the different points in the two
horses, saow'ing whore one was de-
fective and the other was not. IIe
illustrated the 'good points to be
looked for in judging animals, also
the bad ones. The demonstration
was interesting and the tango galla
ering ,. the the Dr. close attention.
Major 8ltepperd gave a lecture on
"Three days in Niegarra river," a
recital of the weir of 1812.
Mr. Fred A. Taylor, WWI in London
last week on business.
Mr. and 2Irs. Philip Madge visited
Mr. Arthur Loupe last Friday.
Mr. ,lolln panne last week sold to
Jaynes Robinson of idle )3rd fine of
131anshord, a fine specimen of a
scuba
Mr. and Mrs. Hoover and family,
of Michigan, hive been the ,;ueata
of Dr. anti Mrs. Carr for Several
days. The hoover family • (intend
made visit woe here tx:fo o leaving
rf liwest home.
A Mishap befell a young luau from
Exeter a couple of Sundays also
while 'ret ruing tomo from .1 he
Kirkton chore -It with oto of tour
fair young ladies, with wneno ho
had been spending the day. They
had left the church and were driving
lonittward, w•lten the young ucan's
hat was 'softly lifted by the gentle
zephyr tiroduced by a uoi'westcr, and
blown into a field of a meiahborin;
farmer. The young nutn continued
the rest of bis journey haus, tho
ardour of his attentions being rude-
ly interrupted by the 1oc3s of ties
sky pioce. Thct lust lens found the
next day and returned to the pro-
per owner.
---,en--
Piles :set quick relief from Dr.
Shoop'', btu=io Ointment. Remem-
ber it's mado Gleno for piles -and it
works with certainty, and satiisfao•
tion. Itching. painful, protruding,
or blind piles disappear like ma;ie
by its use. Try It and tree. For
sale by W. S. Howdy.
--t-
ZURICII
Sirs. Scltilix; who trcven1ly under-
went an operation to the hospital
in London. hats returned house and is
greatly imjtrovut.
A 510 NV 'toerdor !hue arrived at .the
Commercial Hotel and 'the chances
are mine Lost J. 1'. Rau, will not
uderlakc 'lo collect for his lodgings
for some time. It's a gitrl.
The supplementary ,meeting of the
South Huron Fturrner's Institute was
t held here Monday. There eves a
largo 't LATI1OUt.
Mr. John Deielsar1 Jr. deft dist
Friday dor a few \reeks visit with
relatives its Detroit and New Ifaven
Mich.
Mr. David Bender, who has spent
the (winter with friends here, has
: returned to i1ooedale, Ills., gvhere
les is enga_ned In farm work. •
1r. 1" Lamont left on Tuesday
of
last ;reek with l.'= shire horse
Tongo, for C:arsonvillo 'Miele, where
he expecte to dispose of •liiin iso a
[syndicate of farmers in that section.
Tongo is a splendid specimen of
his breed and fete should encount-
er very tittle trouble in disposing
of 'the bores nt a Hood figure.
The death rate in Zurich in 1908,
was two in tt population of about
500. )'Lis would average four in
1000 population. The average death
rate in proportion to population w'as
about 9 in every 1000 in Ontario, so
Zurich must be ten exceptionally
hoalthy spot to live in.
The treasury of the Township of
Hay vas enriched last week by the
sun
t of
bc' n
l the •
hhnro
t}
g of
IA railway It ,e
t a
t x levied v d
fY Ie and
I'. collected
/clef
by the I'rovinciai Government from
the railways operating in 'Ontario.
No one knows better than those
who have used Carter's Little Liver
Tills what relief they have given
when ''ken for dyspepsia, dizziness,
pain in the side, constipation, and
t/''.
CENTRAL ee"
STRATFORD., ONT.
The Leading Commercial
School in Western
Ontario.
- Our courses are thorough and
practical while the teaching is
▪ done by able instructors. The
-- ambitious voting amen and young
T women who desire to get the
best pOAAible commercial train-
ing patronize this reboot while
business then are in search of
,1. our graduates to fill responsible
Y positions. The best time to en•
• ter sur classes is NOW. lleau-
a, l ilii catalogue fr.( e.
'}; E1,lIOT & MCLACiILAN,
Principals, Z
+++++++++++++++++++++++++
+++++++++
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Which ?
I
T SEEMS awaste ofwordstoargue that a hilliness education is
necessary for the success in life of
f voting men and women. No res-
nnable person doubts it. It is a fixed
a ('t.
The only question- the vital title stion
--h. ll ti :
.NN hiih college :•'
Shall it be n school where common
Aen4o. practical methods are followed?
Shall it he the hest college or next
best.
it toots nothing to get our new cata-
logue. Simply ask ns tet send it to
your addreea. It tells about the most
tiar•tical Business (`allege in Ontario.
pi
believe it to he the very hest.
Enter any time. lndividnel in-
cl 1 act ire.
Gllnton Business College
(affiliated with Winghant Business
College)
Prinelpal.
•
CASTOR S R
O IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Nave Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
To atop a cold with "Preventics"
Is safer than Ito let it run and cure
it afterwards. Taken nt the "sneeze
stage" Preventics will head off all
colds and Grippe, and perhaps Hive
you trom pneumonia or bronchitis,
Preventics a -re 9ittle toothsome
dandy cold cure tablets Selling in 5c
and 25o boxes, If you aro chilly, if
you begin to sneeze, try I'reventiss.
They will sorely check the cold and
please you. Bold by W. 8. Ifowey.
WOODIIAM
The two worsen evangelists ere
bark in Woodham. -
Frenk Carr is visi,ing his parents.
Mrs. Frazer, of Indican !lead. who
was c:llled to Mitchell to attend a
funeral watt lest week visiting IMr.
and Mrs. !toy.
Mr. Mills watt in London Iasi week
a business t rip.
Highest Price Cash
FOR
tt11 kinds old iron., cop-
per brass lead zII1C, pew-
ter, rubber, rags, wool
pickings, horse hair.
Steel stone boats, uouie-
yarding, iron posts.
St.il or exchange for the
;lhim C goods.
M. Jd6Ks0A&Son
Clear the old market
Main St. Exetl'r
l'heOhl se to
Cute a Cold:
11HE NEW WAY
fake
Howeu's
Cu[e•0•0011
Only 2.e tette
a Box
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signatnro of
and has been rade under his per.
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The Lodge room Of l he L. O. L.
was the eceno bf an interesting de-
bate on Thursday evening of last
week when the • aubjoat "Itessolved
that manried life is more preferable
than single blessedness" was discus-
sed, The subject was unique, and
the debaters worn well warmed up.
The night was bold but a Liberal
supply of fuel to 'tree fire added a
warmth :to the Groom that was •quite
In keeping with tate debaters and
their enthusiastic hearers. Tho af-
firmative side 'was paptained by
Michael Brethour, while the inter-
ests of those who are yet to enter the
army of benedicts was looked after
by tier eral under tho 'captaincy of
Dave Goulding, of Sunshine. It is
re:dices to ,state that Mr. Brethour
m tde :1 decided hit with his elc.-
quent homily, on the (beauties and
happiness of the life of a ;bencvi'►st.
Ile stated his transition !from the
lonely existen:e of the forlorn rind
those who are 'wont to ibe Lovesick,
had olcunred but a -few weeks prey:
ions and during that time Ids peace
of mind. and happiness had been so
beneficial to him 'that the scales de.
noted an inereaac 4n his weight of
len pounds. Mr. Goulding had to
mind the beauties and the happiness
which prevails among the unmarried)
in his part of the country. How the
swains and t.he'1aeses enjoy the free-
dom of life without the cares that
are essential to those who follow the
lines laid down by Mr. Roosevelt;
against race suicide, and how by tho
installation of telephones systems la
oa31t house, an engagement to meet
half way can bo made, nitnotst any;
time, without the kallant lover hay-'
ing to have Lis efforts at love ,makes
making forestalled, by the plectra
clock proclaiming that the hour hale
arrived, when the lonely walk aerodef
the field must be undertaken. Thel
affirmative side was basked up with
the strong arguments of W. Stowl-
art, )[ugh I3erry rend .1. McElrea;
while W. Sinclair, 'Alex. Creigtttou
and Toin Smith assisted the negative.
Mr. John Stewart was the solo judge
giving his decision entirely on t1
point's brought out nail rendered, in"
favor of the single life debaters.
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