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7'liTX2?fiI?Ft JAN?JARY 6. zeta
'title is 1916.
DUtllNioN Parliaman
l rntaty izth,
year; tc.'t 'Shite(' plan Weald be tar
each Chairmen of Committee to dbiti
With the work he bad iu hand eudlet
the tilayor or Reeve melte peseing re
ferenee only to snob snbjeote, al'eoPle
want to bear from the teen who are
sjending pubtie money and leave a
will convene on tight to expect a report of their ateward-
• 1 slop,
kleve you heard and heeded the Em
ire's call
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Holum County Battalion requires (2Oo'
s'urdy sena 1p its complement. A good-.
ly number' are enlisting at various cen-
tres and now that the holiday season is
over there should be a great rally from
every muuicipahty in grand old Huron.
We ere well up to the best in 'County
contribntlons and should make the i6tst
,Battalion the capsheaf in our offering to
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the Empire.
Wasrsius Dairymen's Association will
hold their annual Convention at St.
Mary; 0c January 151 and 13. This
gathering should attract a large crowd
as the
question of milk, butter and
cheese is veryclosely related re to to every.
home and as a money maker is wen up
to the top of the list on the (arm. One
live practical address may be worth
many a dollar in the course of 8 year to
the person anxious to learn, St. Marys
is handy by and Huron folk should be
there in large numbers.
Ie the Old Country parliamentarians
were aware that their peevish, childish
bickering in the House over the manage-
ment ot the war was doing damage to
the cause we wonder if they'd quit
scrapping ? In this land we look to
Euglold in taking our cue for many
things hurt it is to be devoutly hoped a
loftier tone, in the discussion of world
problems, will be the attitude of Cana-
dian M. P.'s and M, P. P.'s, in contra-
d'ainetion to that of some lawmakers
overseas, The fellow who abnses his
liberty deserves to have it curtailed and
with considerable emphasis too.
Worm" it not be a good idea on Nomi-
nation' Day, when large companies of
ratepayers assemble to have a few special
interests discussed. Take for instance
the Board of Health and the Provincial
law. Free -and easy chat by the Medical
Health Officer, with tbe privilege of
asking questions, would prove interest-
ing and illuminating to the very people
who are cxp,e ed to carry out its pro-
visions. Then there is the question ot
improved highways and the penny wise
and pound foolish 8'-atute Labor way of
doing. This was, u , doubt, the best in
its time, but the pe, p.0 and the country
have grown away from it and newer and
better methods should be introduced.
Sueposuuo every mother or father
would refuse to give their permission to
the enlistment of their son or sons, as
perhaps many a reader of Ties PosT has
dune what would happen ? The allies
would go down to 'defeat and militarism
would prevail. Otherwise coneeriptioo
would become the law and every able-
bodied man would be forced to enter
the ranks, Battles can only be won by
ample and constant supple of men and
mnnitions and the future victories we
expect will he the outcome of the will-
ingness displayed in placing them at
the King's command. Home ties are
strong, filial and enduring but the in-
tegrity and sacredness by the same loyal
fellows who constitute these circles and
when it comes to defending them from
the hand of the marauder where is the
man who would not rise in his might
and say emphatically to the foe "Not a
step further or you advance at the peril
61 your life," Eaglaod expects every
man this day will do his dots.
AT I,isist~well pylic meeting to discuss
issues of interest to the town only one,
out of the whole number of men elected
to municipal office, at an earlier hour,
put in an appearance. The query of
ancient days might well be repeated
"where are theq?" It is a mistaken
idea that, an oratorical blow out Is re-
quited by a Municipal candidate. If a
man is unaccustomed to public address
to attempt tbe grandeioquent is just as
much out of place but there's a practical,
' chatty manner a inau can safely follow,
expressiag his thanks, stating his case
and commenting briefly on anything
special, This pleases the ratepayer as
it gives him a chance to ask a question
if he so desires and it does the candidate
good by breaking down that unwilling-
ness to appear In public, The longer it
is put off the more unwillingness to
overcome. Get tip and go at it. Have
a few notes of what is to be said and
when through quit abort off. Listowel
is not the only point where faint hearted
men are minus when sought for, Most
of these linencould talk to you hours at
a stretch in their store or shop or on the
street and their opinions probably, often
superior to some people too ready to
declaim. Too often, possibly, in the
past one candidate has undertaken to
cover the whole program and whether
be did it or not this act Was an °pea
door fee the anxloue one to remark: --
"Mr.— having covered the, ground so
fully I'll not refer to the business of the
THE WARRING NATIONS Of EUROPE
To The falter of Toe 13eoese> s Poem.
DEAR S1R,-W111 you' Wildly give
the following letter an insertion in
yoIIr journal.
"I make peace and create evil The
Lord do all these things," lea. 45:7.
This passage does not haply that God
takes any pleasure in the warringa of
Natione, for He elaewhere pronunnees
a judgrxett on ell triose who "delight
K war," ar but it
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that I1e1,ve(rteea end employs it'n-
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strumeutally for the putnehnteutof
evildoers and the Natio/eta sins.
Another passage reads, "He shed
the blood of war itt time of peace,"
1 Kings 2:5. This may be appropriate.
ly applied it our clay to the Getman
Kaiser, who is very largely almost ex-
clusively we might say. answerable
for the present ea 3,t cvar in Europe e
au its
t s
unparallelled slaughter of men and o de-
struction f property. But this clever
unselfish and innocent ICaleer means
well no doubt, that is, means well to
himself and his Nation. Nor does he
mean ill to other Nations, so long as
tbey acquiesce in ministering to his
and his Nation's physical needs. This,
however may be said of all the irra-
tiona 1 animals ma)s i n the
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universe, es and'
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taking (hie position therefore,
te, he
simply claims an equality of kin with
thern, The distinguished honor of
the relationship in this connection we
will not refuse him, nor here attempt
to depreciate the Kaiser's claim to
German justice and morality. God,
through His word, further says, that
"by Him, Kings reign and princess
decree justice." He doesn't say, how-
ever that all Kings "decree justice" or
"reign in righteousness," and a refer.
ence to the 01d Testament records
shows that some Kings reign as
scourges of other Kings and people's
than their own, just as the German
Kaiser seems to exist as a eourse I'or
the punishment of Nations tor their
sins in our day, he himself and his
people being scourged and punished
or their own iniquities at the same
time. Of course he must assume a
emblance of divine authority for his
oiuge, or how could he be accepted as
uthorative 1oneh'ng these mat-
ers by hie worshipping people ?
But again, if the National powers of
Europe agreed to (mite in a Treaty for
nntual defence and signed a Treaty to
hat effect, they have of course a light
o demand that each Nation sacredly
thieve to their pledges and it ceutain-
y would not be to the credit of either
f those Dowers to be covetously plot-
ing to break the League in its own
ndividual interests and to be unscru-
ulously aiming, not at peace accord=
ng to the terms and design of the
relay, but at war and this too upon
he principle that "might is right"
ud that whatever' is thereby obtained
also right t Were such a course to
e pursued by either of the Nations
League, it would say little indeed
r the religious or the moral eheract-
r of its ruling powers, and to break
his league by shooting and killing
hose who for a number of years had
een in amicable union with them
ould bat increase their guilt and in-
tensify their sin. This however is
recisely the position in which Ger-
any is found in her relation to the
her contracting powers to -day,
Great Britain it it is said, is fighting
r the preservation of Empire and
ermany and the German Kaiser,
rough their lust of conquest and do -
inion, are fighting for the preserve.
of and further extension of the
Inc. Do one and all of the Nations
engaged with their military equip.
ants for slaughter and destruction
sea and land, represent the true
inciples of the religion they each
eseas. It would seem to us to be e.
ere burlesque upon the name to so
dge. We may blind ourselves to
r faults, fai)iege and deserts, but
cannot blindfold God and hence
e all-round punishments inflicted by
e Providence of God through this
ar, unequalled as it hae been and
11 is, in bloodshed, material, destrue-
on and suffering.
God, Himself, is doubtless thus
/fishing the Nations all round,
ether they recognize their present
rring conflicts as such or not.
knowledgement of this may not be
actly to the mind of any of the
tions so engaged, but events pees -
and past, as transpiring among
m, certainly look that way and
uId they see a change for the bet -
they must change their program,
h in relation to one another and to
over -ruling, unerring Providence,
lay down the weapons of your, re -
lion against God, humanity and
w Testament requirement and you
y then but not till then, ask, ex.
t and receive God's bieesing upon
r National doings. When the
ing Nations in this conflict agree
o international Peace and a eon-
uent return to comparative pros-
ty, the others, in the general in-
ert*, of the whole, should willingly
mit to the terms. The country,
ever in which the international
ce gathering met from time to
0, was among the first and chief
l0 Nations to ignore the terms of
League and break the Treaty.
inter
natonal 3,r otherwise, no
on has a right to lay down a law,
ake any agreement opposed to tbe
of Christ and of God as in the
Testament recorded and to tle-
ately do so and act accordingly,
invite not God's blessings, but
three.
e German Kaiser is, I believe, a
prof
of religion, but who or what
among the Nations is not a ppr�o.
Or of religion of some'sort i� But
in detail pear:Meetly and morally
Weal ? 1f not, a higher than
has said of such, "In pain $o ye
hip me." So lay down the
one of your rebellion against God
humanity and you may then as
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q la op to which
the Kaleel' aspires, is a big undertak-
ing truly, but ft'oln whore did .he re-
ceive the ponmi,eioi ? Oen God be
supposed to roll all Other Natione • to
enlarge his ? If not, who and what
are at the root of Ilia eammieaion 2 A
notable being once. started a war in
Heaven, we are told, but he was turn-
ed out and he doubtleeeOOW Milne/ices
those who aro of a kiudted spirit, but
Gail Will rule neveethelese and 11 will
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Clearly man(feet who are upon his side
and who are 001,
' Tee Kaiseree religion seems to be
that of the °Mcially covetous kind,
like that of the 01d Testament. Saul of
lrtraus who, with Judas of our Lord's
day, were commended for their cove.
tousness. This religion is; manifestly
not that of Love acid Goodwill to.
wants his fellow (11011, as taught and
e,ijOinsd by (Theist and the apoetes in
the New Testament. What answer
then will hegive9l
when t i
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by
the Judge to give an account G of hie
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stewardship y
But le it not in very deed criminal, is
it not indeed the very height' of crim-
inality, as well as en uttel.gnenching
of their God•givon .nationality, to be
building cosily ships with 11r0 people's
(none load thea t
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stuffs, n, ead-
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merchandise,rml 'tie
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and then deliberately and by set pup -
pose, one against the other, send them
to the bottom of the ocean I Surely
the Governments of the Nations, who
thus do are mad, covetously mad,
wickedly 111ad, tothns gather up the
people's food and their children's
bread to commit it to utter desttuc-
tion or to feed the' fishes of the sea 1
Two steamers and ten Montenegrin
ships loaded with provisions were
sunk on Dem 7. Is it wonder that
the providentially prolonged judg-
ments of the Almighty are 81111 upon
them
Where is the spirit of Christ who
fed the multitude with bread, while,
those whn are of a different spirit
front this, the reigning and governing
powere of the Nations starve them,
but they seem to "know not what
manner of spit it they are of." Add
to this the slaughtering and killing of
hundreds of thousands, aye millions of
useful citizens from the different
countries so engaged. Truly we are
living in strangely civil times, and all
this misery and death and woe and
want, just to gain a little more land to
sow and a little more grain to grow,
to feed the already full—tile sovereigns
and sycophants of the warring
nations.
We of the Allies for freedom aid
justice and right should we think, be
specially interested as to the character
and motive of the English in entering
and taking part in the prosecution or
this war as compared with the motive
of the Germane: To keep their biter -
national pledges in support of Peace
and for the protection of one another
and especially the weak, was and is
professedly the leading motive of the
Brittah while that of the German was
evidenced by their unprovoked mad
rush with a large army through Bel-
gium 00 towards France, as though it
wasn't enough for them to have got
big slices of French territory when
under the Bismarck policy but amid
bloodshed, murder and wholesale de.
struction of property, they would
gratify their lust of conquest by seiz-
ing and appropriating still more.
Hear' it, ye heavens, and be as-
tonished, 0 earth, for such is 20tH
century, Germany ! May the God of
Nations cause to be hamiliated those
who deed, and make it effective for
the good of all concerned.
A pity, however, that men of the
20th century, instead of discarding and
forever laying aside warlike and mur-
derous inventions, are found every-
whete multiplying -them and adding
to their efficiency es such. It says
little indeed for men's judgments and
characters all round. They seem in-
deed to be as bloodthirsty and rapa-
cious in oar day as the irrational
beasts of prey ; with the scriptural
addition to their character of "fools,"
which 18 not attachable to beasts. If
(nen were as "the beasts that perish"
there (night be some excuse for their
loudness, but being so-called rational
beings there is none.
But as we are making advancement
in all kinds of useful inventions, it
may be said, should we not make pro-
gress also touching military inven-
tions and equipments? We answer
No ! unless you can prove yourself to
be wiser and better than He who gives
us to understand that the day is ap-
proaching when "Swords shall he
turned into plow shares" and when
"Nation shall not lift up sword again-
st Nation, nor learn war any more,"—
Ise, 2:4.
The whole business of those who up•
hold militarism in connection with
this war, is, allow rue to say, nothing
abort of military madness. If, how-
ever, the German Kaiser and his peo-
ple are getting too numerous and too
much crowded for their comfortable
accommodation upon their Own soil,
let them emigrate to count4'ies where
they will bematle welcome and where
there to plenty of room for !hem in-
stead of going on a rnaeat/ding expedi-
tion to rob other nations of their
ingtthttny, is 1t0it le eleer t)l-llalnla aegsel
internatimati row between the
trona, and they are all, us poor Ric
artl would pay, "Paying Ileac for tb
whistle." We can, in fact, enlnpa
the Natloue fu 001711101 re nothing k
ter t trite two Iriltdca pugilists beati
their eyes Out fora bit of money ; b
they are worse and more pitiable a
coldemnabie eiuee they levolve
emelt. and 8o (natty through their' 1
eofrlparable madness,
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elruler
g3, ltt its brad who aspires
universal compost, and to this et
has no scruple abort raising, wemigl
say, a hell upon earth, and devasta
ing its fair face with widespread fi
and sword, is not the kind of power
which 20th eenl;ury Nations thou
tamely submit,
I see byan article as tbli e i
the Toroto Star of Dec h101bh 101
that certain members of the Germs
Reichstag are talking of Peace, bnt o
terms that they themselves would ort
pose` as victors, at the same tin
charging
the British r to and their d t 1r alli
b
with beginning the war, but nothin
can be further from the truth, The
themselves were planning, as someo
them et tenet must know, for miner
disturbance, conquest and enlarg
nient of their territory before the
brought it to a oliinax in their unto
w, it
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against them from motives of self pro
tection. And being hitherto at peat
with those Nations, they were take,
quite by surprise and c0nsegnoiht tel
preparedness for the tear. This ac
counts also foe the measure of emcee
which attended the arms of the Ger
mans and thele allies Its they over -ran
and took>
possession of the portions n
territory which they thus soddenly
assailed. It was thus they themseive
who started and are answerable fo
this cvar, as they must know. Bu
what they have ill tbie way robbed o
the Nations in territory, etc., they
would fain retain as a "guarantee" 0
our allies' future good behaviour to
wards them, as they now most ab-
surdly claim ; since the "guarantee,"
ostensibly for "peace," should be given
by them to our anter Nations, the
territory seized and held by them be-
ing surrendered as soon as they can be
induced or made to do so.
But in view of the underlying mo-
tive of the Germanic powers for en-
gaging in this war, which was clearly
not forced upon them, except by their
own native selfishness, we may forth.
er observe that having from the. first
obtained a decided advantage through
their early plotting and prepaying for
this unrightenns war of conquest, they
now thick they have been sufficieii]y
successful to dictate present terms of
settlement. We shall see, but God
will dnubtlese be the dictator what-
ever the final issue may be,
"Peace with honor" is certainly a
desideratum, .but God must and will
be tlreJudge as to wherein and with
whom the sin of this insane conflict
lies, Doubtless all the Nations in-
volved are more or Less guilty, or the
punishment would not have been suf.
fered t0 be so prolonged. May God
humble Nations that treed it. But
having engaged in this war against
German aggression and moral wrong
the should fight to the finish, put our
Guist in God and do the right as re -
vented and made clear to us by the
Unerring. Yours truly, -
E. STEP13ENs.
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JACKSON, MISS., MAN
Tells HoW To Cure Chronic Cough
Jackson, Miss.—" 1 am a carpenter,
and the grippe left me with a .chronic
cough, run-down, worn out and weak.
I took all kinds of cough syrups without
help. I read about Vinol and decided to
try it. Before I had taken a bottle I
felt better, and after taking.two bottles
my cough is entirely cured, and I have
gained new vim and energy."—Jolul L.
DENNIS.
Vinol is a delicious cod liver and iron
tonic, guaranteed for coughs, colds and
bronchitis and for all weak, run-down
conditions.
F. R. SMITH, Druggist, Brussels
MONTHLY
HORSE FAIRS
BRUSSELS
I'Iegnlar Monthly Horse Fait's will be
held in Brussels this season as follows:
THURSDAY, JAN. Oth, 1010
FFIB.3rd, "
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leading local end Outside Buyers in attendance
Bufter Wrappers
GET THEM PRINTED AT .
AtlOileill 4410s
AUU•1ION $81.14 OF F, R51 111'01 TT, l51'
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yeara,1 dire riana:7 years, 1 lieao'al pu,peeo
mare rl8tng 0,l•ears, 1 mare milt ramie 4 yelir8,
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snpppsed 3,r "all,, 1 fel r7W rOW, Tsteers 110180
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alp ptiteer,1 also harrow, 1 tiny peel, 1 stook
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water tank, 1(travel box, 1 Wood reek, •-I.obop
box, 1 unlet• (entre No. 5, 1- standard ()ream
separator Me lbs net'rly 35W, 1 augnr kettle,
1 milk ear, 1 bay rack, mifngm, rupee and. pul-
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128 bushels a 1Rr,tws good hay. otlalltes 480 Haw r1,es
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prietpr kap sold his farm, Terms. —All
sums. of $0,00 nndundor cash, over that amount
Omorehcrenicondapmvnetont )011,5 01' 5%
' JOHN W.SANDERs, Proprietor.
The People% Ooiumn
can q P0100. SALE 95 hare Perm Maple
o r g dl ining the Village Of Oran.
brook, ter mils
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c Good frame h.e, onnen,
Melding, dl, °relard &o, Convenient
08r04l and obuhes, Termsto pull nut,
ehaser For Further information apply totre. (11. Snarling, Oranbrash,OnEerlo,
irAotwoirra HO1s FOR BALE,—The un-
• dersigned line fol' mole an aged- them'.
bred Tamworth hog, also a hog of same breed
aged 5 tnontbs. For further particulars apply
to JOSHUA POLLARD & SON; hot ea, eon,
11,.111cKillop, Walton P. 0. It, R. No. 1. 22.4
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AR61 FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.—Lot
8, Con. 4, Grey ; 100 acres Ott the farm
is a two-story cement house and banes barn,
Mao gond orchard,- For particulars apply to
F. 8. SCOTT, brussels.
=CR_BAGE,-50 acre farm in good state of• '.
bridge, with Bret -plass brick house, banof k bar
and straw abed, two good wells and spring.
}night eaoh8nge for town property. Apply to
RIOHARA JOHNSTON, Trowbridge, 15-8
Engines for Sale
One 10' h p. Tractor Waterou, : 1 14 h. p,.
portable White steam engine ; 1 438 0, p. gas°•
ne engine, new : I s In. grinder and a cutting
1108. These 81701 nee are all in good repair and
ropy be aeon at hot 2, Oon, us, Hallett. Would
necepthoraea, if sound, 88 art pay.
Phone 2218 4 .1. $ .11 No ,11 Sly th,
-Debentures for Sale
Morrie Township offers for sale 02.100 in
School Debentures. running 10 years, sad bear-
ing interest at 53191, Also $2,400 of Drain De-
bentures, covering 15 years, at 5%. For fur-
ther partioala1's apply to the Reeve or Olerk,
Township alar, WEN,
u ovale P. O.
Property for Sale
Theaarvin property, 7l4 mile South of Brus-
sels corporation, containing 12 acres more or
less, Is offered for sale. Fairly good acres,
excellent orobard, all kind of fruit pad good
garden. Possession on March 1st: For further
particulars apply on the menthes or to Brtia-
sNis P. 0. EDWARD GARVIN.
22.4 Phone 8028.
2= ACRE FARM FOR SALE IN THE
VILLAGE) 05 ETfEL.--0n the premises
incl good frame house and kitchen, good bank
barn, orchard. &e. Possession given first of
December. Terme to mutt purchaser. For
further pertioulars apply to
CHRISTOPHER REWARD,
Ethel P. 0.
JAMES TAYLOR
licensed Auctioneer for Huron Co.
Satisfaction assured ; Charges moderate.
Write or Telephone if not convenient to call.
Both Brussels and North Huron Phones.
BELGRAVE P. 0.
Property for Sale
A. Bruagsels pSufficieitg o tnd on grow (feed for
a horse or cow the year round : ale( 8 good
run for poultry ; a number of bearing plum
and apple trees • one•story frame house 25x28
feet Including kitchen : good (eller ; a frame
stable and henhouse 14 x 24 fest ; Rood well :
land in good state of miltivation. Particulars
may be had by applying to the owner on the
premises, SI61ON GRANT.
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The Ford Runabout
Price $480
A fine harvest—of pleasures and profits
is reaped by the man who drives a Ford.
For the trip to town—for a run to the
neighbors—for a hurry -up drive any-
where business or pleasure demands—
there's no other car which will go so
well at anywhere near the cost,
The FordtTourlag Car is 1510 ; the Coupetet,4700 ; the Sedan
$885 ; the Town Oar 1780. All prices are f. 0. 13, Ford,
Ontario. All cars completely equipped, including electric
headlights. Equipment does not include speedometer. Care
on sale at S. °ARENS'S, Brussels,
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