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INTERNATIONAL LESSON,
SEPT. 15.
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Lesson
'Matt. 11. -20-30..-.'GoldeitText,,,-
Matt. 11. 26.:.
Verse 20.' then began he to nii-
biald-L=MOStlie'w.- r76-66-fi14'-thiS
preach as occurring ,,irnmediatelx,
after hie charge preparatory to
.Sendihg fOrth-i the, twelve, o while
aps, (more coil,-
rectly, , at the close ;OE the ,Calilean
period; ,afterehe had et Steclfastly ,set,
his face-teigo ie4jerusa1cm41,(1m/ce,
,0.: 51).4 s, .134 1:L 1:••
.Most' ..1.0f 1 his mighty,i,wor.ks-70r-s
P'Owers. Perha,ps a closer renderr,
ing of the Greek would be "those
yeyy numerous 'Mighty works- .or
nural,les. ,,The,asynoptista use the
terna."t'inighty; 'wetys' . ' ,:fadueritly,
aVoids .....
21. ,,',..phoriOn4 :S4uaQ :,.'fthout
„.A4Licti":0Off
fermed here; ,Itions,gltiJOhn ais titteS.
that Mini thingi'WerAVdone ilynffe
'flits which were not recorded' (21'
Bethsaida--4h'e .home of 'Anclre*;'
Peteritand)'Philip,•sitaiated, a short
: di stancemo rth of, ,Isake. ep ,and
,qast.ef the,,Jordan: te, e
TY -re:' and. ,Sidoii-,i-Heathen'Ae4
.situated' on, the 4, MOiterranean.
ceast,,,,, Jesus, and his, clip pipleS, Cent
1,9 hayeAeen wel,11'reegiv ect
'visit, here Nark ' • "
Sackeletharid' ashes—B§Mbola oft
ctre1t0 eXainpleS ee
Jonah p. 6; Dan...9. '3'; Ina. 53. 6." '11
22. ''.1WOVe.0eritbleL--rie heathen
'citieg'whiCh had ir'eceiire,t1 veiY little'
of th'e' gospel' weal' beiheld= less
mesponsibleqhanAhe"Je,wish eitie's
;which had been enligh:tenecl , by
both teaching and mirmlei. '
mCaperpaurrt,A.„ flonrishing
,eity .citt Ithe.northwest shore ofthe.
lake.; This .was the hoirie oif..jesnS
,during his .Galilean, nrinistry, (Matt.'
,6,., 1),. and ,the,,,,scene,,of- Many •rriira-,
,cls. ,
thOir be'exitliecentrie hea-
'yen questitin reveals 'the'
' handl*, and self-sufficient attiffilde
.phich, ',the picsipelicius *iinliabitanta
of the '61SM:heti. TheirLself--
;satisfaction p.ernitabitriat no aceep-,
,tarice',W, the' important,: spirithal
,truths whichlresits presented.
• GO: -down:, unto ;Hades -- Some.
Manuscripts read be brought down.
The men of Capernaum were proud
Of their flourishing city but failed
to appreciate Christ's, teaching.
'Thek huinilia•Or, therefore, WiW
'be equal to,Anif of the'' heathen
cities ,(Isa. 14.,115)" _Condemna-
tion' of thei' iriabitanis • as Well CS
the desolation"ef city is Prd-'
phesied. 0)" dikussioni of
-"hada"liee introduction 16 'Lesson'
,T,ext•Stildies for' May05.
Soklom--=-A"City 'sitiiatecl near ;the:
Dead' Stn,' destroyed :because of its
ivickedriess; (Gen, ': -.19)s; Wherever
,t,hismamesappears insthe 'New Tes:
iathent it; is cited as an example 'of
the execution .of -divine lodgment
(Lulte. 10. 12; 17. 29; Hem. ,943 294
2 Peter 2. 6; Jude 7).
" 25, At that seasidn—In Lukes re-
ebrd (lg. 21. 22) this paragraph oe-
'curs after the retain Of ilia seven-
ty.
These things—This refers to the
(imighty works'," which' were not
;understood inhose Jewish cities'
which would -not receive them . as
!evidences of divine wisdom and
.power.
„Wise and understanding—The re-
ference'is to the ' Orth'odok Sews,
and especially to the scribes an&
.pharisees, who were v,ersed, in
;every detail of the Mosaic law and
,qhserved it faithfully,,, but foiled to.
i
Rasp the prnciples of the, gospel
because they did not emnply with,
the condition of simple faith whieh
jesus imposed.
Babes:— The :distiplee : of Jesus
'were thus characterized because of
their 'rieceptatice''of 'the gospd1 by
simpie'fotith:1 '11n dentratO with,the
learned debtors of ;the law, they
'were ignorant Men. •Theeimplies,-,
tion ia that if the erudite interpre.
.ters of the; law are to 'become. dis-
ciples .of Jesus, theyiimust;approach,
him with; the 88,inch:simp1e as
his humble felkwers... .;i1
, ,27, Allthings hay, elbeen dcliyereil
unto, me of, Any,rfatkoNn-In vorse 25,
J'esus,,has d,ec1,air6cl bliaipge lather
Lerd of heaven ancl„4arth, which
;Serves to t'eyeal, the .nati,ro,
things eoninaitted unto 'him by Gda:
'At the, creatitii1
PoWar;'-kriier
"et.tiSti daring; itisi.eitrthly-eXit.,
"CC ne e'; he eite iteib :authority •in
Some:degree [(John 30 35 ;•;13'. 3'; 17.
94, while ;after:the., resu rreetioni f
'authority was again, :restored ;with;
all its accompanying, )glory... (Matt.,
-28.18). The possession of such pow -
Fey by Christ verifie.s thetes.iiimirtion
t).f. 3.9,11/1tkrAP,1„sti?,,s
1+44 16:471), hquer;cawr,114,1
sustainer of ;b' he ' iftliv,erse:' The
'Phrase.- inVel-AV thei',e,driatiotisness
,pf je'stia of l'his exittenao ti18'
FathertiefoUuliii% advetit'
the qi'llne'S'a. rel.:TOMS:on
autho'rity..t,' 11111 1/1111.1, tie 111111
r'oNdlo'n'altnoetetlIC
i the'BO-IsTo 'one
LiStfully able4k'd recegniie
littaindnthe Sob lexcept the Faither..,
This dauespecitallys true), since ; esus
tiijoyed per.sona,1
tire iFiathertisfrorn the .eibeginning..
(Jobrn•Lte). nem' 1114.1 %ism'
sTo whomsoever the Son wilie,thiste,
reveail shirtt-riOn,e phase:of:the m4471
si,pn of Jesus was to rnoltellmqwn
t,tic SkodifKterOf Gnitt t$944PIPtitialX,U.,.
"as Softleiia19.9.Ai4biasiAe'"PaCTOr to (19
tliiS,*/)(1 w).N.P:FRA11,p4,11 '5fP37-ft133
worty.
Caine unto mq.7The 1nyd-'4,r,
tionr,epresents Mediator'
he, tween God 46c1,. me, ,',aneelaul-tav'-'
ing thid neCesSia4nshithOritk±i'd
relicite deed 1ffe9U{30' Thie
'S'eetion-•;;YI'Anh th'e'Se.-VerdS"intirciduee'
ig'pecullar"th Matthew:Li: "."", 413)
INfrg§lifieliCut"'
"29,}1MIV yolte4nT1ie figitreiia thatitit
oie!bhawirigt'ar;heakyi Mad which
ili0liglitened1hYsti8dther itring4he
;Vice, The;;;S,oke' is0 made for two,
thus treStr3'-u5invies4,1ite ',burdens of
his disciples. .;,. e.e1,1
t
,Jfsy'ath in , it st
care.Mwibthe
1g,tIwrw
'the PIOVranameqf Jas
ceedingly simple. Ha iva,s also a
sympathetic teacher, having none of
the harshness and arrogance of the
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MAKINGSAFE-INYESINIENTS
SPECULATION VERSUS GAMBLING.
Speculation in the True Meaning or the
' 'Wordie' To:K.Ss on 17.IP.s
1,,.Dangerons,rew qno2ntutor17;soup
sentlal PrOipti,DIfferince,
The articlesf, contributed b7 , :Investor”
ere for the sole purpose 9f guiding pros.
Peet ive Investore, and;.' pdsaible.'bf
ing them from losing money through
„placing it in "wildcat" enterprises. The
hiipartial and reliable' 'character of, the
informationmay be relied 'upon, The,
writer of these articles and the publisher
of this' ^Vapor f have 'hourintereste t� serve.,
tz connectIon,t,Fith this xnattpe,pther that,
these of the reader:
, (By "Investor.") •
The o her day a man sa d ine,
;all,' veil, WW1 fSr yetietcatiak,.tabout the
dangers .ef, speculation. • .114st beeausp
few 'men lose money y'eu condemn" the
Whble &AVM. 'les° jesf rbasenablea to
suggest elostau an culla' atoreadmoanso a,
few men buy poison and kilt themeelifes,
orto condemn apple pie , becediss eome
pekiple eat too muoh and 'sUffer 'as al con-
sequence. You're partly right, and in
lour 'fintlilifliasni • n Pou 15044
the hret, .plac.i,; I rici not condeniff
sPhcullition. • Spdail'aticin,t.and 'gambling'
are two entirely differenlethings, .yet the
Nerd speculation los,,cotne to have a
meaning"with the public Which iyno-
nomus With gamabling in stocks., 'In epoch-
1,a4ion ane thProsand cdna intstudies the gituation,„o consith
and 1104, -,1104, -,Ing taken
eratioit, buys sane' security' which. should
e ,
adyanee in va4140 over a course ,ofia he
y,e,ars. A gambler buYs a stock because
'the market le Strong,' and' it' should
uance a few points,an a feW ,day,s, The
Parma' takes an intelligent businees
'chance; the latter -well he ,just gambles;
".Most people who ' dabble in the stair
market are gamblers, because they merely
follow 'the' "dope • Sheets" 'and jump in
,and out, scalping, a, point,here••andlosing
'a 'point there. Such men, in about 95
oaeee out di' 100, 'everitnallk lose van theY
have Dubai', and sometimes:all ;they have.
The average man in a, commercial busc
'nese is a speculator,' De• buys'Voniethivie
people' Want 'and Agures to:sell-it to them
;at a price ,greater .than he paid, for it.
But if he vvere tb go along a Street ' and
•see a fear f Weld dr lumber, and 'buy it,
without.first, examining it to, see
were sound and not' all' culls; without first'
figuring •OU whether he wasn't, ,DaYing
more -than. the, lumber wee worth,, and
,without enquiring whether there was any
demand for lumber, he would be gamb:
mug. And that is Just exactly what most
msea•c0altlletd speculators' do in the.' atonic
"“A man, looked, rut ,the quotations .in the,
paper Jast year. and saw Black Lake As.
hestrofe preferred • stacku•tfdhlingI brand
0435430,4 004 us. say. Ile sees 11 18 a seven
Per cent., fliyid,en d payer.. It looks eheap;
other 'seven per cent. shares are Selling
at about: par. Why .it's a .great oppor•
tunity. buys, nnd,,in a ,few; months
can't give ,it 'away: Had he been'a sprieu-
lator WoUld have studied tlissituationt
surronnding I that,special egouray, and, so
would have known' that thh market 'for
•usbestoe had" all "gene. 'to pot." • That the
,eompanY waft .41eins business. Rt. a les
and the prospects for its earning, enough
to pay t interedt on • ite, bonds 'were
thhlg,
e s
Id seem] ranch time in' that sort 'of
takes too much time, and X, can't afford
very slim. "But," you say, "to ,do that
lo • 's time that very few people are
blittion. to • spebulate. Sometimes Quito "ea.' ,Stmenlation takes muelf,„of
in contact., with some. large
corporation in the way or business, and
g(!te to"kridw all about •its busk -MSS 'and
Prospects. Ile may, from his observe,.
.tione„ have, reason to believe that the
etfmnanY ire 'growin'g rapidly in prosper-
ity and prestige; Ilo bus's. the stock, puts
it away and ,wakes some morning a
year or two later td" find' that 'he has
made a nice'Profit.',,Be has speculated,:
but if he had not taken advantage of
5315 ennortunities he would certainly 'never
have fdund.'the. Mine necatuiry. 00031 115'
Mug together all the information es-
sential to intelligent spec -elation in the'
stock Of that particular compa,nY", or of
any other.
It isn't the scanty information one
gleans from', the . ilinanciat 'pages of • the
daily press that enables one ,to speculate
intelligently. That amounts" to Utile
more than :beranteef mews' to osu on, the;
stock ganibler,, PArethand etudy, and,
hard work .are the prune essentiftle" for
the eueeessful sricenlator. Feiv. • 'People
can give enough of their time to, this
sort of thing, yet, unless they do, they
are foredoomed to .failur,e. a 1.
"Speculation is dangerous," al the
man said, "because people don't speed -
late." -TheY gamble, and .ftlia,t• is the
height off folly. .,,
TURN IOUIt flf,iE INTO' MONEY
There, is a;firm iniToronto who eye hun.
Aran ef men and women an opportnnity
earn from $260.60.to nf,500.0b,every !Year
With but littleteffort. •Thist6rm raanufae.
tures ;reliable „family; remedies ,boantifill
'Preparata
iOne nd nlany•'.neebseary
Household goods, Buell as; baking powder,
!washing. eoinpounde, eteve„ rfurnitnxe and
.inctar tpolisha, in" all 'over -one 'hundred
preparationEetliat ,every. hinne uses every,
'd'ay. ihist tme•person in each locality,can
,tmenre exclusive right to. distribute these
prepair:tiond• to that, neighhors. " They
Paydm, pent, eon:mission te• ,their
agents N,Vrite, and seve
is trio re sale agency 105'
,fore it lat;e1 Skldress The Donie
Supply .0o.,t•3L)ept. Merrill Building, tiro-•
rento, Ont., for fall particulars,- ,•
•.;
4Emo'vg
,,Small ,sullstaticeS einclee'dtist,"
*all "China :of- ,stonettii, 'thetitb'ean;
usually be iiernOVed frOM theidye by
inethods4; ; If :the; tommon
'-‘4y 'of catching ;the upper lid by
lashes and palling it away from;
"the :eyeball Jond,down over theelower ,
qia does not resultin:disledging the.
P,article, dry Oise , Make a lioOP 01:
horsehair and-pasp i,t4unser the; ad&
weep frem the enter itoward,the
nose andtglrawAown.;- us-
ually clean the eye,.,,,if,44,;1041s,,no-4,
'Me iIPPPr 41114 ttlX174r:1:n'
!sde;isst,w,i!ricli is ,easy,., to,lite,,, and
1?PtI41.slei0)i,4+0)i,4+117t)?9,
;sop') sett;
•hR-n(11(;q9Pieft,.".;-,PT4e1Rf.-'94tb' 'RP;
'IF YOIT '11.A.VtIEL401.41(
• ". Is.vEst
off
V454110 tortiotirs,qt3P-
tembqr, I.ast;.op
:uun
• nify free, BeNg- ;
.11414 m43Yltt,t anUPPIli
j esolnYestniOnit Pra1ts44..!ir
They may help you.
ii1) -Le, 0
rpAN 'SECUAllittES,,
'91)pcip RAT 1 (IN LT031,
• n (Rn ExPress ;NI 0 ntnee I
' ' Toroulto
• - , filcutdon; Eng,/
Whatever Religion Serves Man Best is the Altar
- tie-OLIght-40 °Worship.—
Iron shorpeneth iron.—Proverbs,
The frictional rubbing 'and p0l-
i1h44 14'ess 'ZifrotiePleS'Si.oQirnif
against another illustrates in a
' iinienie:'f ii.:thiOti, hOW. Contact:and 're-,
sistance-marbecornemirthallythelp,-:
ful and render friendly assistance.
; When competition is free from
-Imposition it helps husine.ss. When
:parti.ganship,,is . free from•-.hitterne,ss
itihelps statesteraiship. " Difference
.ctf opinion has e.ncouraged 'scholars
to take long 'and tiresome journeys:
in the search after truth: KCO,Vtf-
ledge is ithe Tesult of the mind at
work. Qbeations and answers
sharpring tionn the witS: Poiret; ,ds 'the
e
1
co,of the positive and nega,-
'five. Fundamentals are accepted
Hiles that have:be:edam .reconeiled
itY 'Int tual agreement. No 'question
is..iin erstood, thoroughly until the'
NM' air against .are.beard, , ,
;;;Itt i ' difficult to defintruth, be-
eanse. truth te. offel man May' ;not be:
:truth Ito anothel.', "and Yet' both niae
be right. It is the' same' "With
wrong. However, there are two
inniver sally recognized spirits in
;this 4vor1d that are dianibt4leally4
.epposed to ea,ch 'ether.. TheY 'are.
.eolled Good and. EY'il. 'i,:VI.Thateverit
tliCir 'source may be wg, shall not
attempt te.explam. It is sufficient
fen: us to know that
• - , Tfigy., ARE.AptE. ,
''On the side of -Good we'find 'right-
'eousness, justice;-: tolerancerknow,
ledgelove and happiness. On the
side cif Evil there are ignorance,,
superstition, Intel peronce.;4.misery
and selfishness: i Vie, individual witC
,rubs iigainst the ZlestruCtive fercee'
and 'overcomes them with Good
grows stronger with every stroke:
The 4ne who forsakes the voice of
the cen,science, grows. weaker. But-
theret is no time for ,i,(11,1ein, jenss,„,and,1
theretis a constant struggle to do
the right.
i We; believe the only, 'right 7one
inall has to claim his freedom of
thoudht and manner of worahip' is
to sgiVe his neighbor the Varna privi-
1
lege without persecuting:MM. It is,
insincerity that provokes ridicule. ,
In the last, analysis each indivi-
dtial rintat 'be his own defender be-
fore the Supreme Ruler and render'
his account f•Ut himself • arid' not,
upon -the aSiimokil what -dile,
tude had been doing, The canton,
tion, th at, showslitie strengof,w1,
tha't wOhld ober.:God'th not only WTIld
, admiratipn, lint-. will turn
ariany ntoward,'• rightedidness who,
would be otherwise inolined to fol-
low 'the crowd, arid bOw down be-
fore, the, unbleating , a.nd golden..
calf, erecte.d and dedicated .‚to the ,
worship of Taal. The challenge Of .
Joshua turned th-e "hearts of the :
ehildren of Israel back. to, the, God .
of Abraham. . ,
THE TAUNT OF THETROPIIET
-on the* &aunt, whers he laughed at
the ,prie'sts. of, Baal cirove them ,to
despoil: end' madnees:-=!€Tbs,sibly..„,
,the. god of ,Ashteroth is. alaSeirt.:011:
journey,„ • Cry- louder, and he may
hear •ycit Theman- who is.,v4411--
ing..to deliver his soul that his body
may have, enough to eat and to
odrink w.ould got fittingly -rePresenb
the pillar of beauty or ktrongth in
the Temple of1.4fe,
The spirit of the tiimimhant sol-
dier 15 the same spirit that the man
91 God ought, to posseas-When..seek:L.
ing eternal life.. , 31 was the fear-
lessness': • -Caesar that.:
-pelled- -the - boatmen. to,„
carry, him „ogress, the, River „Aptisb.
It was Pizarro who drew the line •
on the ground,,,and .said f,0 his-ad-
yenturoas, folloWers„: — "On this
side lies Panaina and poverty,:and
On this side Perri- and gold!' Step-
ping across the line, he said, "Ilhe
brave -will 'follow me." It was the
Christian warrior Paul who Wrote:
"Thei8f644,'my beloved brethren,
be ye steadfast, unmovable, always
abounding in the work.of, the Lord,
,forasrnueb,as ye-know...that your
lss-
bor is not in vain -in the. Lord," It
was Olntist who said, "Be of good
Cheer: Ih,yis overcome the world."
'REV., WM. H. KEPHART.
TORONTO CORRESPONDENCE
INTERESTING, „ FROM.,, :THE
CAPITA!. OF ONTARIO.
7! .1
After the exlifinuart4-,itriaciriai sm at, ,t1te.
,ho
City's Counsel -The
Civic Abbatoir.
The ' yea following, ..BithibitiOnlInds !To-
-
relate ;with something, of the "Morning
:after" )feeling. The streets, bereft oh their
Ha
ags nd bunting, and their imidebie
throngs of pemilel seem by comp v•i'vri
afid deserted.: And there Is a notice.
table reaction in , nost •lines el tri,de,
both retail and wholesale, The -tyro Weeks
of "Exhibition are probably as 'active in,
the retail district as any in the whole
year. So prO6table ifi'Vvery day that
nainy et the la`rgest stores have given up,
the idm of obgerving Labor Day, ehth
;comes, in the middle ' Of. the fortnight,
a's 5 holiday, but keep t44fr smile at their
•pats to cater to the 'groat:numbers,v.ho
find a convenient day to Shop. ,Those,
who eater particularly for an, out,ef-toWn
'trade lake care, too,' that they offer bar._
gains sufficiently umluable to; attract, fur.
the:. easiness diiiing the, year. This, of'
cause,. doesn't do , the 14-Otrtovvn.-iner-,
chant any goal,-fint-he 'has same men-
stire of- reVenge" *hen 'Termite' Shoppers
in turn .ge off to., Buffalo ;or New; York
to make Purcha whieri 4alore:11y pater
meet the eye of the customs officials on
the border. ,
kor the wholesalers the period, too, was
one of unprecedented briskness. Many
of there kept their offices open daY and
night.1
PARMERS DIDN'T TURNOUT.
sel; Conttoller; Church as 'member or thee;
Hydrff P,Ieetrie Commission, • laving 'the
field comparatively clear for Controller
Dalton .04,,,the next Rfayor, was -woken
of as the "deal" that was under way. And' -
'feeble hre not genera:fly enthusiastic-- • •
„submit "dealsp ,
TO IIDA.D OUP CIVIC' ABBATOIN. *
'The' proposal of the City to SPend ' a'
third of million dollars on a•eivim afj-
batoir., and cattle niarket extentielt drew
a skilful -open letter' froni the Itn;rris-
bntoir Couspany, which offers the city a
free sitk.i. and a seat on the Board or
DIrectorik,if it would abandon its old
Wise of deinatione and move out. to the
Union Stair Y'ards' at'West Torontd. The
supportere of the civic sclieme were in-
clined to regard this offer as Siniply an
indication that the private packing, anter.
este feared the effect of the efty'e .plan,
and wanted to, head it off, and it was
promptly Mimed clown. Despite the -frank
statement of low prollts 'on the lif.aV of
the packing companies it is probably
stating the situation fairly to say that
in this vital line,of food supply the pub-
lic regards the private interests with
some, suspieion. igaratirluen,t1Y,Ot )s lilxoly
that far wee.' or for woe 'the city will go
ahead yv.ith its ambitious plan for the
eake of ensuring connietitMti•is far as
possible .in the meat trade. ,
BIG MONEY IN SUBUBBAN nits.
The prosperity Of Toronto le at an -
events extending, some distance, get
the surroMiding - countrk; A -edraotetii 'ex.' '' '
aniple'will 'illustrate - -Ten-years -ago a-- - •
jarmor . withunt . nick we , rented 100. acres_
about 20 Mita ' from Terento. 'De Idok ' a••••.' •,'''' 1
long lease, but at the end of four yeare
had made sufficient progrose te buy. lie ,
paid 48,000, which seemed a big priee,in
those days. Ile devoted 'himself to mar. '
ket gardening and small fruits. The la-
bor problem was an obstacle, but he had
a fairly large family that he was able
%The 'exhibition authorities have to ad- rufg{eeettpitill; hhe!liini„e,:lertdhar,owftaen r her hallur ' 'e f as
mit, th'at this year the attend:5*W arrel•Z' :Maily„,,as,likteen paini, Wilson and chil-
mere Was not up to preview reartle'APar, dren in 'his 'fields 'in\ the busy season.
'this the phenomenally bad tiVeatitinc and; 1 The wet vveathelS.V.thia. Year has just
late season is made to bear, Ali, blime. 4 suited, his ;sandy soill,,,,and; he has never
But on the whole the attendance 57115 re-, had, eUa ch eaccessfigifeason. .At the mo -
markable. Jupiter Pluvius ditklica 'evebsti ihenv,.,pre,,te..,pnx*arketing his green
.and failed. The Labor Day 'attendance, cern. Ile has been selling it since the ,
breaking all records on a day which did first of August, but just' now it is at its
not have a glint of sunshine, and with best. On one flay he sent to Toronto
,the.ea • ,
. 1,200 dozen,14,400 cora. Dor the hirst,weelt-*
,
'Coiiree' it has 'tb be borne in mind 'llutrAutl• clirnifs but oneolff his'oro nets.) lyt
refits, d was particularlY„ astounding. Of his ,reeeipts/ from corA alone kereNS700.„
Toronion, aecording,to thelfigures ok the, lies refused ,j240,000 for ALS M.00 031090, 0,.. „
Assess ent Department 'ffew comilig "in, ' figure, 110 aallit, fficeebY epoadation, and
like 35000 more People of its owu than it by the desire of wealthy citizens to se.
had this time last year. It is difficult to , cure country homes, but he calculates
„realize, how fast the place is growing. ' that the farm is still worth more than
'rtul,' i4erease.or a single, year,,ie greater: that, to :him. av, a., going concern,,,,A fair
Shan the wffele,POpulation of %meat/ of 'the retard he has ffir ten years Work,,,',X.ven
other itioe, nf pie. Provina, .and,its great, 15 ,14 has keen hard' work, Men,r..Mtilelln
as thfi poptila'tion of a gadd." 'Wed counl • golirmining oarrpot- show any-00.14Tb e
it% Mother .this roma ,,00neentFation - of , -the record. t's a.,pity that all 'Alm Arra,
eePuls;tion "it 'an ' altogether ' unmixed 'ors 'of 'Ontario 'hiive" not shared",,,,,fik tine
blessiqg for ,the,mest oh the Trov,Mee is, a • %mauls .pitosperit•,.
y:., . ., '
ciliation 3011,40 will hear serious Consid:
%nu , BALL T,IIIAM'S;*Cat
But Tormitonifins 'are whole-heartcdly with the Toronto basebri01t445100O1d
proud of their rafir:'. There liked lo be a • on, to the'leadershin•in t5aAlft44nitili4
th
disposItion in some circles to regard it League by its eyebrows! ,e. , '
rather disdainfully. All,that 11ao.31008011 -Alio., real lg•,adged=in-the-wo,oLo!M.i1...,,7.'k.i.'
it ibw. ttyyvtith'_igith,aderende.te 0110 querulous mood, Genviedo4Iyatyt
.,'1
g
truth t cin ffsaid thatthe Blliltionaggregai011walthfnesttrial I
'l9su7td4ill:evi::ier:t0.ntatevl..wez;a. inhai1ieviy;:dep4rtntentlereLv5,sk,tnoughst),a,teh,01,,,,At
iiiticebles6luilathN,,iief.ont0itiera..i0:,,,,i6y4,
ee,yeral newrfeentres“ti.4i ",LA'"'i'kit Oganei and.marticularWon0
.it lost both ends ef a double•;91eade
' '''' ?STR0Nth0•911 IMPERIALISM. ' ':• • leochestac he was not paotieul,ltolb11410
,,The idia;.inotiye note was; probubly- the af ,'told, 41101,140, ,tearn that,
IM.
7thtge of perialiffm that 'was injeffted. best 'hall 'Won;"" "
.TI*e ;1 -were t d44dets`efroM:b,11' Ifirts','Of "the .1101413 great Tully 'of -the team 141444,110 I
Ih'unapire, Newfoun'tdila.nd, Niew.Zealglann,d, Au.- alt of the seakpid.:in whic
h
, 'l.e
Y AlstrlittIlighedaid•retiidklgiving :ago' froynsixtly•pleeW.t9'the top jWO; a el
exhibilions .,and )4ghtly;,500mc4 ; pto a..ld iiece of work, and raised t.00at
m
.Wagvg: ."tiie)e"w;tpo.tclisino4he'raae'h0;111beeateelle3iaX ust alVut
1ero.el..tcn,ixeth.i(gx.yup,11,'rbsaidti,revp
ladAnd•thesiege f De111"frot10 abathe.ralle heavners and,nage* t
ti a 4513311145133111130, mioeil(N: ... . ,..- .bniloa te ,the „layers in Airetty 1044 043
All thiWes thlitcO'rlaioTt,
torine, Tlitt talk, aesisted btAlie, 11.011111111('
Viose in charge -a Itlen; Bxnelkition's .gcomotion ,of two orvtlirce big league pitchers,
tuxes are arden't Imporialiacs. (74 st Kn
et Trtickd" and •• Mmentell,decemed,,:tto•.,>
"$40;000 to bring the';' flatlets. 'The bands have a iparvelloutr..effect,-diffrilm Mem ,
.ee02,O0omie.At'111vaelrob1bly,imimediately started on itOer'inutintstrrdaP,
nzt,hs.cejrtt11n,1100tl,ere:04e,But there 15 not much lttOr1110 .tale. -
ti,1airr:,1al..,echiedtii:lnf't':nthb!ggth;Tanelin
41110010g of -Ob.,Iiaectaeeay eitii=were-alL.-4",
......
„These who are not in active sympathy instifletl. 9901' is the play in the field al-
ilhleP:Cg:l: dnivr5• (nciiijet°Wa:s0-C417•-111t.aea:4071°:ekwayathclicet"°'I'etlec'"the1eT):1PtIlllY:011"1L0t1
so ititimn1 en'e;yindtf'ria1, ha0a,T1103f-4eltin°18"11
and a Monitore/ exhibition, which might 10 hos b0°" batt"g. NearlY 547e13 50051
tbelfup and 'to glordY, if anything Would, has developed into an old-fashioned slug-
.ger.-and...anost„..e,f.....their victoria, have
theZ bi ssinga, or peace. ....
; A $18,000 JOB A -BEGGING. bloolovrs' ws,00llr'aol 'by ef • bkittePtnyg rtihu'iniantghertniel• a.
4144+ p titles after MAI sunimer 'hOhdaYs
,The esumption ot letivity
nirohost clgy8Boonnull::18111:40illetri/ate, Fo-i71115 113101 'sevora-1-0"3014310454+4' 44501"411030544.i1tI0Q .00'lPe sons lie0nha's
,/tm,c‘„iheroeap tt ittrraeer_f•
euttriasvliafillne g<gtihfIriouoeMfimlelrjito.lehtriiaeTn,tcex.dleonoGtig,lIm.. ie. .repMdse'derliefd;ditnih,toin*fetotihp.uma
reclt.;;
nwb,eea1alclni1\tiy-nu
. 8,
,%i4,:ntP,eahgr-ieotgi11nkatel,1.'bnYfietnhrd:o,trir°O
tlnk
;Thne tcpositionhastily lefttea"'0miehlo
jnit o1ltte shamefacedess.To haVealon the hoses and developed fairlymop rorono ,job turned down cold wafwdithfieldso that he has made aBu11o0,9)51b rame5
c1114120010 among the rgulars
in beton, and t aitya man 119501503 • --'5----
1/4
ii.
TqaiA itlfiseiv:rrcl ,rrociieO,.. i,3f ' -a...,,•A,- ITIC,A,,.tp,lB4C.iTI.O,NS
.ile CilleetieerelleVerYellte 41/was,. :. 1 4 „,,i,r 4,
RlngyG10lYn:1' 1)v4 i°01tOcitienft,,,ofevonbnipt,ily41tisa)oti:,rb7weet a7)41tan,dtt saiioct,
44,„;u.tvoidatr,arb.3,4ti::L„,i3idthe014'1"'Ilt1`t,ingltiri16
'r• •The •OritioiOn Or V&VV.tcarYe ,.:;'.-.,
.oharno07 047005 pardy from
%),tiict1111,4•
.4,.h,.Q4 (171315711 ntiOl 'IMOtO laW. 'eMy, looik.itnint°,the pantrY, se-
bontiee 11S 1300?? lila roih.oe,il,,0:711it;a,ii,61t63":. ,'Ifesh eaarhafd be hal to 3555543441574114 lnel- i;ti;;;
3411144101101 knowledge of,arrnt municipal rise plenty ot retrearnmenta • aria....,
i'Mb141P' ,i se egan, ..31)-.P' s „a, Y.askti_.,r1 )-,'54 ''T('-
rro.,,,aora,-;;I; hy-wittennurTn-Tretry 1 3 . . 1 1 sho-is ti,..antottt-!,,,,,,
would ueofe0L),,- o,:rat.m.xxsailytAmmar;o0», L.,p34i:i1,me.,1111,Ativa,tmstatt7,teanli.v4mx.t.,...vov.,...amn
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