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IMMO FAOR,ROYS:
(Vram,The Vane* terMovinoe
Virlutt 'hat:happened to the art, of Writint 1,bOyie hoe
#,A1110e an age wwqualled tor, wonder and progress
*ed Intame, for adventure and for life° in the higsterpot the world:
we ase, notified, But the are ne goalg./ 04a being-wr#00,
sgy that 'wonders wilt:never ,etases bitrivilat; I. think In
this Matter et bole beoles-Wthnt ivende-rifinave teased.
There is nothing left te,wonder *bent. „
/000 the young ,San Of an eld friend the -other day
reading. Id the most absorbed way aboek by WM*
devoted to the --adventures of some younglellow
lington's wars. �Ie else, admitted that he read inallanil
,tyne's:,bookie, 404 thatIOn t*was a WOWr.c.• •.',
4NOW those are the that tlikcIlled.;... 7.We youth
WOa century ago, t 1fls, .haPPengd
writersthat they ean° Something
thrIll in it?
, The answer i SiMpl
Odere .70ath.' 00* everyl
ThelOrmer
appeared to .po Wrack*
With fade. recta are a
. the boy i of , today:throw th
adventure was setnallY ad
tiiiie,
Julel Verne
'wrote hr l Iiiistent ago about motors( and
airplanes; about undersea boata and about i.gramoptkOnts
berate they were inventedl Tour son and my ioen.were
beta Into a world Where there was never a Mement 'whin
there Watret. ',a ear at thel.d,o0r and anairplane rearing
overhead, or ,a \radio roarng to 14 car.
What Is there left 10.,thlra to be laiaginative about?
What 470004 of adventure are there for him?
•
• Unlea
'a .11inatedtithrat. I" 1?:31r4.'*
arlilliNtlitfl .oild .,b�inadie iv,retster0d': letter, Inencl.'
,thisiue,017060)0 at .
'TO '4004Srlottr ',War • in t,O,Oeln,*03, OA
thia'',tindtorataiidin'• . 4•0*!fly:AK, 4*,0* ter stnr, milo in
sn.y„:adttertlaIng..Pta/haw itatietrider ,Isliess ar,proot 'tt Ago
ayertSaemefl4. 'la reflulte4 in -writing : She 041tottiset snottes
a .bu.Lnse omee i1y sgnedby. attterther.
„ or correotLoflz plathly. xxiteAV'ht Aititing
, thatOta;,- sg .' .4 ook-.terrotte4 '
hby
Th tar, 1t3 i 'shah not ,ezoeed h orUon of,
attterthitneat..**-the,a000 eocuptoLt by
#0..,Ayert1aeDCnt. .A0Vertislnir; 'rate* Oa *
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' Th00001: - Day 71; Sight et,
.1111,00.0„, JUN A 25th, 1037'
' • ,
NETT is Fitt
[te Ottawa let/Tnali Width' Is probably well t*tor***00,
eayS: '
1411t. 'Mon. It.-3;‘Bennett,,leader of the .01iPOSItieno‘
Is ,expeeted to annanneeon his return to OttaWe %fat
00.4h that erainent, European Ph7Stclaos Vroligulco?'
1M ,,partielilarly-tit And *014 and be will.re10414 in -
the leaderShit! of th9049erVatiVe party, .
*IVOtiliti'Vel'Onna were *triaged 'beforgAbe,eloso'
•ef ;the last ,e0s0100;of Ostrilainent for *I,. 'Bennett -to
nieet -in tbe tiouse ef corarnons
in: July. Ilis decision 00118 future Plena Weald
be 006.00dto the*”• .
00`anett'alilaesaleitto conalderable:SpeohlatiOn-tat
-. to 1be sUcCS$Ofl to ale Conservative party :,
,f400,04 thoio isp,,04*,.th-ere•-**0-110110"thitt •00414r4ttitelli'
the,,nleee that Mr. Bennett does, , and there .will„,*..1;0, nt.neh
grailfloation.anteng his Supporters, as well as :aMeig
his
• :1j irerte4nr-4114artiee.v414bealtk
DRIVE WITH; CARE ,
/rho tragic happening on the Square on'Monday after-
no04, in whieh a Man's lite was crashed out in a few
moments by an :autostruck, Sheuld affetd a lesson to all
drivers of cars. Two minutes before It oecarred, the
driver Of that truelt' had no slightest idea that he Was
isseing to, run !limn a nian it take S only a* few seeonda
for a fatality to oceur. It .Is,. then, the Stern, UneointiriS;
log duty of.all drivers, to use the utmost idgilanee at all.
'Ones, but especially wben driving in any plaee where
people are :wont to congregate.
'1t would be a One thing to cultivate ,a reputation for
carefulness and freedom from" accident. Human life
4,too valuable to have it constantly in peril of speeding
eats, and though "accidents will • happen." they tan be
• made to happen less frequently than otherwise 'Would. be
the 'busk if everybody on .the road would drive- with care
and eourtesy.
- .
s. They take their politics straight in -Neva SeOtia. For
the TrOvincial general 'election to be held next week
there are strty-one tandidates—thirty Liberals, thirty.
Omservatives and..otte lone independent.
,
J. A. Sangster, meMber -of the Legislature for *Glen-
garty,„10 dead, ,.!)..,tisrattltesstbelietond vacancy in the To -
t0 Iibate; the'ether hatlig been caused by the death
.,0fPI. Al;A fQU1ban t NOrth W'ellington. Both seats
„Vert held- ht. Liberals-
.ceventb-,
AnnultrItuTen- eoinitt :Ave a. PI*
ocinPetitIon waS' Jield yesterday
ander . the. 1140441 of IAA .X01.4081,
egiiehitntai. representative, ' On tarnas
iins,tbv vleinity!' of Itayilei
:SaPortitalog ,iadog „ logo.
horses, It. 0; 70'104)-0* Ontario live
Stook ' itranch,,. ,. Toronto); dairy cattle,
tattlei
0.,.;R. Vatersent. depart;nent.
ottiture q4licorton-beet ;tattle R. /if-
)(*eroher, ghee* T.,8. OOP,
:er 4oPartnIent f„agrienitthre, Aterk,
o the youth .1
ltb 0,:b3.041011,
there
0
lt544teedm' d-itra'3%;ft 1
int
s no
venture•Writer# dealtIn-'what
modern writers \ 'oply deal
fufly depressing thintei
wires back into an age Where
entnre, and they have a geed ‘.
ROLM .xtpla THE oilmen
4,09.111141x,004- DiterpriSe-itttilletin)'
,patigted rtising a reed,,of the cliareh today?. In
sorne-quarters,1 4.1s...held-thet-there,.1tiost_rAdv tommo-
istautatio Or I «flefoose of Gods, 'But on Sunday last. a
Miniater Of 0
ththg..40e.was..:sfrong..lp his dernmelation..of the modern
-
ar 49)..4,a40C
:OtorgY, haV o-talTrrit
about seonlei things, and unless, unichls made of each one ,
a;linehody .is geing,to get into trouble.”
,And that was not all. Ile •continuedi •
• "What :would you think of the Acts of the Apoitles
If there could be found a few . verses like' this?—,And it
came topass that St. Peter before his wonderful sermon
on the day of Ventecest announced: -There will be a! tom -
mage sale OA the market square of • lerusalera on the
second day of the week. On the third day of the Week
there Will to a whist (I4:vein the Hall_of. aloses,„On the
fourth day of the week .there will be a baking." salein
Joseph"s departmental store. On the :fifth day of the" Week
there will 'be a garden patty on, the Mount of Olives, with
all mills of raffles to make money for the.preaching of the
Gospel in foreign lands. I venture to say if anything4like
that appeared, we'never mould have heard of the Acts of
the Apostles. Why then should our worship to Almighty
God be.to interrupted today?" •
The reverend gentleman is .undoubtedly right. To
get .away from the present procedure he Would use the
press or printed bulletinet, "if the various organizations
were prepared to give. five or ten dollars a year for the
purpose. Such would eliminate•distraCtion. from the ser-
-
vice and.leave the hour, it is feared often so begrudgingly
given, free for worship,"
n proc,litimed egalnet this, very
Oftle'''' Swine, Re 4,-0441304$ de‘Partl.
of.! Strioulture,,' Klatt; 4udg1ng
toolc,plate On..Vie • tarots 'Of 106.14ir
Of:440i Oar
fIeld; Elrner Keyes, Varna Bort toa,.
,Palvaent, ',Paelelk-, and
4104 ,addi.
tWaii supplied by
jo8e*,0-0-0, Bayfleld, ,fkuk - 'Attioir
Keyes, Varnn.,-
Whoro-,xote,--t*ontrotwo tonteStan,,,
in the senior 'class and 'seventeenin
the. juniors,. .0,411, the ,,senior
Tnera- hadjreviottily, been on N.judgirkg
teams representing *:1110,. oeuntr:at tbe
Wye); Winter 'Fair Voir the junlor
winners'"had taken agricultural: short
et:10sta Within the past three,, years,.
4 favo,-;,eolvivatio pretented.to: the hoY.
Seenring'higheat points in each .• class;
also dve •easli, prizes,
. Albert 'Taylor, Lucknow, .With 097
points eueof a ,pOssible, 740, was WO
41* Braddotk gets $202,000 as his share of :the, prOi
(Vats 'rtitsdai night's pugilistic eotottuter.' That
be some little consolation for being Itn,Ocked Ott.
.by-the*bit*iroi,ingitig negro, "Wit* Nate was • Leta than
$166,600.
VranCe has a new 9eyetnuient One4-more.„ )L �lum
was Preniler fOr a little °Vier s. year, which Is bettet than
•
the ***rage ler °French 9overnments. is. In the new
•Cabinet", *bleb seems to be a i.eahafiling of the cid one
distards snd few reeroits. The change •
apparently marke to impertant alteration in , qoveriiment
pOlicp-htft it takes a ,l/I'retichmitii to utideratandi Oren
poflths
• The freqUettty with. which Toronto 'nowspa
1011001 In anon And Unite tomtits oraxefri
ren, 4,tliunIdpaiities lirrite COutitro and cOmAtttil.'
04 in MurOn--angleats the advisabilltr of `414****
tbrer, attention to their geography, it if$ good,100
Oio '041;tex*oft,001ot or Ottitott to tba aottbeta-
ost point of acute; 00 wear* net so crowds together
oak toibotky o AniagIn4 that be is "prat* *OW
* Pitts 'Ara in Vinton *or il
in rate.
he '1
aIety *be
b�Uer *odd t
ITS,;beter Iaugbi
th'ea* ."1
„ Imo Ken-
neth. Varnpheit attended t Indgin
, petition at Ats,04.. On Thursdays
4,
Mrs. gathers, of Xooklif?vr, )04-
oughter, Alrer Earl Vitht"
-
MIss
arg.017It't letteisen, hag *bC'en
re-engag as ;teacher for IS kis" _
Miss Buller, et rcidoot4vm. tiritea
Oundsr.44,- the hOzne, of
Itedinends
.ties
L. Andergon,,„ 13elgravet
visited with .h.or. friend,. Xbia Hilda
'Black,"
5Ir; Alex. $etheryt naroiltonp,13
-vt.itttlag' t4o home,. of his aunt, 413%.
la/nea ge011L,
$1‘r, 'and gro, ,NOnli,,,,NioPei'vell, Mr;
oo4 Orxt. 'Norman', AroDoweU and son
4:31443141110'r1140SX/1.4."Me.te4DOW"e11,91;41nti:POULIVI;
and NM and
04arzo •Omtoi, it3600
Miss Minnie:Aid 141.0.11110te,, Mr. and
4441:**;;;A:Merhemet5V.:1:411agitt.nanf4dnilliii:sattended,
the Atctfolaeon oadsogday, held
J, Kil-
On& ,
JaSen*AlIlef and raw
of soatortb, :vent isood,ii Nyttly
, „
tbelormer'is parents, 'Mr. and Ors,'
.- Bins.
„
?illss Orate' tiPedmond, of toinv/ood,,
Spent iiunda.),' at her home here:, ;
Messrs. Wm. Ind Norman ‘MePow-
ell'Were X4olidRA visitors on Friday. •
14r, 4. 'Deward ,,a9npbell, 'Masters
Meat largatet Wight-
Ta7lor WhefelberroW
rik Itrightroan, Bob rovier;
saek root heVier-Viifferd )Velfilv° girls
rhyllis Cook; kicking shoe--Zileen
stsntling 11120Ph0Ysf` Ely*
Wightmans, girls, Laverne 'Cook; bop,
ateP and .11.1wPsssolder boys, Vvin
VI:104tWean; older girls,lean CamPh011;
younger hoYsi )141.10by Dodger; younger
girls, 'Dorothy (ilovier; ShOe
to. VIA0ellt, ,Ittinette ,ISnell; peanut'
race r !IN/Tothy Gorier, .Gordon Carter,„,
,Eileeri Taylor,' Wighttaan; relay
racetilten Taylor, Aonald
010'. Wight/nen; young men's
• yarddash---BayVincent, '' ttotden c-
DOWell; girls' '50 -yard dash --jean Me-
iktet7, Cook; ladles' running
paee,Alisis, Margaret JefferSea,
A*ett Wab$111,1adleOr 'Peanut race, -
;OB.: on*goon Au4dgorrl,'4011, Mettows
ell; .7.Ou.sg l*ea'S.r,nnning JUMP -1147.
Vincent, wieitmeo,
(4_,00do„Tivagt served picnic style, and
returned to their homes tired but
Victor and. 'COI/ Visited ; With, Dr. Vie -
tor and Mrs. 0141115'0m, eo,f Lucknow, on
Sunday. , •
Mr. Janie's...Snell, ',of Nile, 'visited
with friends here. •
-Me' rs William 341.cflowell and
boy in :the sealer class, %While cash,. Val* ago .1*340„,*coompaniod by Rev.
prizes were teemedby iStewart Mc- xt., Wilion:,are4ittending.the meet.,
Ewan 011aten, 090; 'Alfred Patterson,- ing • of the Wilson,
-cofr.the Vnited
ylan,Seaforth, Ohara atArand Send today (Theo..
,L4aotralitAhom
tewar r yens, 7-111Yilt--Vot.
In the junior Edison Forrest,,
MOM,heeded the list with 600 Points
and secured. the silver cup; also the
shield for best 'novice. Other
junior-
wlnners Were: 'Clifford. Henderson;
Clinton, 030; Joseph #unking, Apburni,
020; Lorne Hunking, Auburn, 610;
Kenneth +Campbell, Auburn, 601.;
Stewart McCall, Blyth,,8.
_ _ _
• FINE FEATHERS
When someone\ uses this old phrase --
Fine feathers—peaning but to praise
The .garments thers wear, my mind
Is all' for feathers that I +find
DY .tarm and intrah, by: wands and hills:
The peacock 'With Metall that epilis
-, Its jewels; that Iridescent snook*
The inimming bird; a mallard's neck
Arched over over water In the dawn;
*That proudinsignia upon
The blackbird's wing; a cardinal's ereat
• Of ,flame, and that unequaled vest
The bobolink favors; rainbows about
A.Phestaant's neck; and okt, without
. A c1044, the bluebird alWays wears;
0014 light the, i0lid canarY tostro
,AS If an altar flame took wings;
'The cheery- gloyv, the Tobin brings;
Upon his 'breast-,-10n,..farge and stnall;
On boldand shy', gine feathers *11! -
Beautyfor Whieh tile mortal* long—
And taideemett of it Sone:
,
volenn Ward Dreabach..
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TOWNSHIP. June 21,
and'3103. George lilcilwain and
P3,6111Y ilaited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Bert Trewartha, Helmesville, on
*Sunday. , • •
• Mr. and Mrs.' Wm, Valler-"spent
Thursday inLoadon at the home of
'apa. Mrs. Gee. McCullough.
• ..•31r,-,41...,1tOugtie and :MisseS, Davide,
anh reari-Itougvie „, have . moved to
their summer home.
Mr. Dave Davidson wasahle to pay
a short visit one day last week'with.
his parents, Mr. and. ;Mrs. Robt. Dav-
Mon. '
Congratulations- are extended to
°MlEsther Mcllwain and . her en-
trance OJOS,: Mary. Harwood, Arthe-
mise Lassaline, VIola Tiebborne and
atk,.-4-Mgalister,....311m=eatir
U ommnde'cl 4q the
sPeetor and bThof oave
high •Ichobl entrance* examinations,
On , Tuesday evening of last week
the:softball team from Taylor's -Cor-
ner played the Albion team at *Union,
'losing. the game 27-13.
.r.Miss Marko Porter • bap been en-
-
*aged as teacher at s: .s... No. 17;
Wawanosh. for the coming year.
4,46 ita.rniondf„ of Delaware, Lslt'
Mr:and Urs,; Wililam'Carter..
00X SoriaL—A successful box social
was .held last Wednesday xagati.„ over
$25 •belug reallzed. Ontn2unity sing -
„log 'was lcd by Rev., II, Nilson. Those
assisting in ,the program Were; Mr:
Stanley ,Sibtliorpe of MVO), Who ren-
dered several pleasing sides, and was
aCcenipaoied--- at.- the. plane by gis0
Elizabeth Mills of Blyth; Miss Scott,
of the 9th:concession of East lEust Wawa -
nosh, who favored with a solo ;.,Miss
Ruth *Straoghan and IMr„Aubrey Toll,
of Auburn, who contributed
duets, ac-
companled at the piano by Miss ° Mar-
jorie Ton ; Mr. .Itaymond 5tedmond,
who- gave several violin solos, accom-
panied by Miss Mae Redmoncly of $t.
Augustine, and Mrs. (Bei.) H. C.
Wilson, who held the audience with
her- reading,- ?Rev. Mr. .Wilson „
fa-
vored- with a .Solo.
School Picnic.—The "annual picnic of
.&S. o 6 .waS held On Friday after-
noon at the river on ,Mr. Fiarl
Wigbt-
man's farm. An enjoyable time was
spent by all. The trustees had a
booth on .the grounds at which the
eltildren, big and little, did justice.
Those excelling in the sports. were as
follows: ItniMing ,rates7-7under, school
age, Hattie Wightman; eight and un-
der, Gordott*Mason; boys I10 to 13,°'
*Meld Taylor; girls 10 to 13, Doreen
Vincent; boyo and girls .S to 10,, Ralph
Rodger; toYS ,over 13, Elvin Wight -
man; ;,beyte 3 -legged ,. • race-:-Oonald
'Snell, Voert SlaSon; 3 -legged
race—Doreen Vincent and Dorothy;
flOviei horse raCe40elpir. ,RO,dger,,
,OREWS, June and Mrs.
Stanley Pines and daughter Suzanne,
of Toronto,. are visiting with the lady's
brothers, •MeSsrS. Harold and Cecil
Blake.' - ” .
Chamney and granddaughter;
Anil ()hammy, ef Marnoch; -'spent the
Week' -end: with Mr. and Mrs. 1t. Fin-
nigan. "
Mr. and Mrs Marvin •Durttin visited
with, friends in Colborne township -on
Sunday. ,
We cOngratulate Mr. Colin Crozier,
'having,Secured -A' school at loieury,
near 117'arkhilL;; also Air, Aldmi Hasty,.
who has been engaged at *Satford
schocd.
The garden party which Was held on
Friday ntght was quite a success.
splendid-.4r4rata Was. proilded hy-Dr.'
Toll and ailytti 'talent. , °The gate re-
celptei' were Or.
Mticitie, of Mildmay, is building
a (*went silo for Mr, Matthew 'Shack-
leton.
uiss, Winnifred Blake lina returneu
to her Mane at Mafeking after .f3pend-
hag several months with Mr. 'and Mrs.
Shackleton, • •
,Missea ,Andrey.. Constant,. 03, eatriee
TreeaVell. and !Pia:aces Crozier At-
tended the Aehleyeinent 'Day held in
Clinton• on Saturday 'lot.
• Ur. and Mrs. Zirn. :,SherWood and
• danhters,. Shirley s.nd:.11orma,, mo-
tored to Orillia'..On 44bl:days Uri..
Sherwood and daughters oontinueilon
-
to Warrens Wfigre
Weekviith her !nether, liras Wool, and
lot ot ottrk: lotto oft their fOSidOWnotorte an kee,e14
ertter pkikr it. • •
.• * •
Tbe'010041C0f bOTtleUltUriettn, '''What a
oat**. tear IKentti UMW
• ..•f
atiqu*lity, be -here *ben, she can 4 'On of
sardines ,without tatillitAn.lanittoy:
' it, • .
The female of thesperio44,, Apr Elpling nerer *tido
is
mote dew* W
than the I*
• ,0 •° *
bit
ttable *
II Alist ott.
r."
fe n *Ito data *Ot grief
If .0t *oat '
rtab ;
the 1114
tO wb*bto* 1a
ago tal, lite, ad
tit! In this
ir tallatrai4ashb.*oaao ,aottraldAni **d d4e.. c e,ozweIics
titer , ie--410eat if.'hittontils4414*,;411L Ottv-ey„.'u3,kr, oi Goiertcb toWnthli
*, ,* • p -Mr, : ottsita-
Min, 03%4,the boni
GODERIP0
o •
"And Ile' Said unto them, 00,?!abtatIl.
was made for man and tnOt •man for
the Sabbath; therefore ite"Seriof Van
is Lord also, of - the -Sabballit' (Si.
Mark 2:27-2S), During the •-terviee,
the choir sang an 'apthemi -"Blessed
Saviour, Still Our -Refuge:" ,
' Ur. John Ite„taty,
Bald'whl pot irk it. oeMeat goer In his
Btables. • •
lileter4t. R,Finnigtint 8. 0*i-wood
inC4'.*1144/00 Writ* day in Oederith'
reeentlys
311.4, Tao. ,goati .seott„to-jeuokoot
,igatoday to .sek' his brother 'Ted,
*410,*taiF 1ayjnr Tor h1 home In Eng*,
*ruinit. Sporting
tie*: tat „
!Wow hareh. Notes.—The regular
meeting of the Y. P. 'V. win- he held-
nr Ate church OA Friday evening
An organ recital and sacred concert
will be bresented at Union by the
choir on Friday evening, July 2
Next ,Sunday afternoon, Riverston
Lodge, L.044 145, will attend divine'
worahli) at Union ehnrch, Rev. A. E.
Moorhouse will deliver the sermon.
The pastor, Rev. •A. E. Moorhouse,
conducted 'the service at Union on
Stanley, delivering an address -on
—,,13,140SIT,,,.Inne,g2,7-The„rainv last '
eOrarnit''.-tfrt'rebminunitt-7---Evet-
thing, looks -beautiful. 'Some of the
farmers have begun to. cut their, hay..
A number fronr here attended the
Webster picnic at the Summer +School
grounds near Goderich on !Saturday
last. .
anriirs. Dynes oainpbelli spent.
Friday with' ter parents, --lir; And,
Mts. Ilayry. Foider, neat Myth: ,
_ .
We were Pleased to hear that Mr.
Davis, our popular sehoOl. teacher,
was accepted as principal, of Thames -
ford public school. We are sorry;
however, 'to lose -Mr. and: Mrs. Davis-
froin our community. It ifEc eight
Years since Mr.,DavlScame to Belfast.
Mr..Raipb Cameron and sister, Miss
jean Cameton; spent last week in
Perth county. .Their grandmother,
who had speot the 'winter here, re -
Sirbbath observance -from -the, text, turned .to.r home,
41.0**L—sow-mo.., Aommonomosmiumimpoismonnomm
MREf. losEPR,It. GERMS, It.11. No.
. bank, Ont.,,wtites:—"Several months ago 1
watirothled'ivith counts. on 321)4 hands.
"°I could not help with the milking my
hands were so sore and itching, and I could
• .hardly put them in water. Aftsr I had
taken one and a half bottles of B.B. I
found in hands were healing .very quickly.
I hive never found a 'remedyto compare
with BAB. for purifying the 'Wad."
A:product of Th.T ltilbutu Co, La.; Torfatt.
sn
Use tie -word emitacrotai Viten Vs Call out
hell either COMMOreiSit atiit.
* *
,
two 1014190,1* • ,
Ong ladle* In siMilitilittlie•POW, pot: ito ii
Oho aad it add* Itto
.,4t
t
outy $lO.O0 t Week, that fbr t
0 'tiro 4004.
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• We hate been asked tut doe* 1414.11;0ot We
tet o*r ottlikad's 'but we Ow It ibtata. #tt* het* too
seen In the verninit •
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en. ,the Ole- Who'bOaSt Of 'their iong line
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, 1 date.°
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t, boon.
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1114 the truthl thserf
tanf$
aintonf with relatives'
hem
At their meetlng in
Otur* 401,
tie4li „the eltisentap
hee,,`04 *Or. 'The &rIptUI
was Int ate NlTIzm 5*
BtheI bb *e tb OtY
ve & inert of t
on, liel4 at TO*
YPtT. con
siatly,'A
the i*eetl*g was 04AV to "n'ti by
sted1etion4
togitat toot*
rneet-big of tbe Ott likattot tfolitt was
held lad 'VutiNlitY afternoon- at .the
ogle of Mr* ittekbto:4404. Tbe
resident, Ott* ¥cOi&tteD1 **aided.
The aro lo*ton 'Iva* :toad' te*".
Mo. 0.0*ti**11. toad an
intireitIti *od, ,appropri*te poe.*
ash tate a. 0,1044
be work asflelteetteitas. In ;.TO
tettatbli nopettl• 44 the ToOndon Ortn,
erate, ,held at Windsor were .suftti
jtta,wagioio,,Oirx* Ott; A
37. -4 coasetttto wail a
orange 'for tistlrint quflta
e. lait:r. :0.:<Ioeed tbe
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