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John Snox's Tercentenary.
A year berme, Seotchmen will be
invited to belelirate the terceetenary
of 'Taint Knox's birth. Knox was
the Luther of his country. Although
in SOME) respects a less man than the
German -reformer, he had no small
share of Luther's audacity, some-
thing of his genial disposition, and
a great degree of his power of in-
fluencing the most different classes
of men. He was one of the rare
!beings who by force of character,
oven •more than by vigor of
intellect, stamp lasting impressions
on the mind of the age. When he.
came, the mass of people were
ignorant of everything save the
superstitions of their Church, and
the countiy scarcely dierdayed the
germ of its present high standard of
education and prosp&rity. A vaster
change can be presented by the his-
tory of few uationa, and in no sinall
degree it has been produced by the
efforts of ecclesiastical statesmen
like Knox.° -They saw the necessity
of educating the whole people, and
the refereenter drew out a magnificent
scheme. In parte the property of the
Churela was to be devoted to the
purpose of giseing the clergy a decent
lnaiatearance. Butthe abolition oof
the rich bisherecics, and the richer
monasteries, ,would leave a large sur-
plus fund and. with Ott fund Knox
contemplated the ,establishment, not
only of a good school inevery parish,
but of a university in each town,
so that .the -poorest youth might be
able to gain the highest secular
instruction. The plan was sadly
shorn of ite.greatness by some of the
nobles, whe loved the Kiirk lands
far more .aidently than they loved
the Kirk- .or the -people, and who
had fought for their own land when
they put sdown the celebration of
the mass. Nevertheless, the wise
scheme was partially executed, and
it is a -mem truism to say that Soot-.
land :owes much of her success to
parish scilaools. Hardly less con-
spicuous is the debt she owes to that
peculiar eystera Of ecclesiastical poli-
ty fashioned oy Knox and his succes-
sors. Altbeihh perhaps unsuitable
for England, it has given an admir-
able educatior al training to Scotch
people, by enabling them to take
part in the government of their
owta-Church, and by furn Mug them
with constant stimulus of logical
dtscouree an catechism ariA sernion.
Knox might still be profitably taken
as a model. by a large part of the
Serstrciehealergy. He was the reVerse
of the narrow-minded and rude
bigot who has been painted mad
his name by partisan historia
in an ege distinguished for its lear
it -1g, few .men in Europe had go
through a wider course of sohola
ship. His theological and ecclesiz
tial :ideas 'lied been nurtured, fir
in theschoole of the Catholic Chan
then in the severely logical &fano
phere of Geneva, next amid the mo
broadening influences of German
then .amid)the practical divines ah
statesmen ofEngland and finally am
the rude contentions of the Scotti
capital and.Court. At once a schola
and a traveled man of the world, h
was saluted as an equal by teache
like Ben, and by statesmen lik
Murray. - :Nor was he a bigo
-Nothing could be further from h
character then the grim fanaticisi
whieleso often now elays embezzle
the sanction of his high authority
He was_ijovial rather than denaurel
sad. Elle relished the society of wo
men, ehildren and wen of the world
He liked to see ids friends aroun
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1-1-:114,J1.011T EXPOSITOR.
the rule is extended to every female
creature, and fisiin 'Ante immemorial
no cow, mare, in At, duck, or goose'
hal been permitts 4 to make acquaint-
ance with hill or valley of Mount
Athos Torlito ry. : A- traveller: Wa8
startled by the abrupt question :
" What flOr t of ,hunian creatures are
,s!omen .1" The very idea Of .wonian,
whether as mother, Wife or sister, is
almost. lost:TO all Woinan-hateee ;
tobrachelors of forty years standing;
to all Men vshe seek refuge from the
iles and ways, of the opposite sex,
this , ° lesion ,,cate, safely be recow-
mendedAs haven of refuge.
aisea.
Marriage as a Means of Grace.
.4. Utah correspondent writes :
It is_ a dectairte of the'Mortmen
Church. that noewoman cin get to
Heaven without the aid of a man,
except in very special cases. To be
married and a fliother in Israel is
eternal savatin i for the saintess.
•Withont this in the other world -the
deceased_ seintess must serve .as a
kitchen girl or waiting maid to some
resuttected mother ita tsrael. This
strange doctriue is thoroughly' be-
lieved by the Manion wonien, And
hence their eegernesato be married,
either in or onit of .polygiunye A
case illestrating -this_ has come to
our knowledge. A beautiful girl
seSenteen was ori. -her deathbed,
and being untiiatried, „she, requested
that a certain iwell-known editor
should be sent for, to whoin she
wished to be "sealed,'? and thus gaiu
eternal life in the kingdom of God.
The elders con he with het wish,
the editor reached_ Ithe death bed,
-and there, in the'peesence of witnes-
ses, the living 41 the dying were
united the holy bands of matri-
Mony. e The eior .Was already a
married man., hu his religion made
WM take the dyi giel to 'wife.In
stances of thishied are not rare.
Seat . a mania e considered,
doubly sanctifled owing., to the so-
learrn eerroundin s.
Death of a S gacious- News
og.
of the newsboys
is proverbial; but
unusual to find
Species the saga -
news dog called
just departed this
the regret of the
ioIait was greatly
mai . in question,
red retriever and
ed to Mr. Wass,
r, Mersey street,
er and for the last la elvemonths went
The .shrewdnes
of,our. large town
it is somewhat
among the canin
city diaplayed by
Blucher, ',who has
Life At Runcarn, t
inhabitants, by w
petted. The Un
whieh was a :self
sheep dog, belon
eating -house keep
ns. regularly., to the sl op of Miss Jones,
e. of Bride street, at 8 a.m. for a copy
ne of the Liverpool . rCrl: If r y, and at
r- nom for the Da,ill Telegraph. This
ts- elever animal wen regularly on his
es errand without eny instructions,
le and with the put ctuality of the
s clock, always atri -ing at the shop
re at the'satne tinie. Hew- the dog
y, could thus regulat his moveirents
d is inexplicable, bi tit is insinuated
id that be always lo ked at the town
sh hall clock as he aseed, and if he
1-, i was a trifle toe ea •157 he loitered on
e 1 the road, or if he band himself _be-
ts 1 hind time he qui koned his pace.
e; On entering the stationer's shop, he
t, • placed his front feet on the counter,
is 1 receiving the paper iii his mouth,
e ; and then cantering' home, carefully
s i watshing that no other animal seiz-
i ed bis prize.
Among the stori
-1 iii the following :
_ 1 newepaper was n
d ! usual, rind Bindle
e i be found, until- he was - discovered
master's rooms.
or was opened,
re ran down
be counter, and
ieed.; to the sta.-
paper, which he
Ilt SitiFfaCt1011,
poi8041.--Live2pool sagacity-
itjile?:::
, that Bluclie'r
• is believett
occiasioned by
iad died from
him as the stipper table, _ and h
opened a cask ot Iuroncly as freely
as a veice of argumentative Cal vinism.
Had he Eyed in a quieter time, he
would have won a high reputation,
for geniality and broad tolerance,
and he evould insve commanded
sympathy at the dinner table no less
than respect and admiration in the
pulpit, the 'Couneil Chamber or the
Senate ---for either of which he was
equally wdl.fitted. A man of high
intellect, enthusiastic devotion,
statesmanlike- breadth of view, and
serene purity .of character, he was
an apostle selioni the Scotch people
view with just pride and reverenie,
and the tercentenary of whose birth
they- will dosbtless celebrate witli
a warmth and unanimity befitting
the occasion.---Landmi Bally Tele-
graph.
$ Leld of -the dog
One day the
delivered as
could nowhere
sbnt up in one of hie
The man:lent the u
the faithful cleat
stairs, jumped over
galloped with all s
tiontle8 for the new
tea- back with eviel
It appeases, boweve
did not exercise th
in other niatters, fo
that his cleAth was
eating 1iies which
A Bachelor's Paradise.
'There is onlyone Territory of any
.size and never has been but one, oc-
ecupied ba any considerable daopula-
-ton, from whicla -woman is almolute- A large stria of the very best Coal Oil tept 'con-
'
to -day, and has existed for centsries.
As far back as history reaches, to all
females, it has been forbicklen
ground. This bachelor's Arcadia is
situated on a bold )1at b
anovEs., TINWARE AND
COAL .CIL.
1\ R&. WHITNErhas just received a large stock
-1-1'2" of Cooking, P:Lrlor and Box Stoves, of the best
meamfactrive, 'le can self am cheap as any
in the trade. '
TINWARE. •of exe*y
•
kept toustantly on hand ahd made to order.
A180, stove .Pipe, Eave 1Troughing, etc.
Custom -work promptly Ail ogled tin and outside
work will receive every akteution.
COAX 01
ly. excluded. Yet euch a place existe shindy on awl, sad Ny.I.U. be scild v,•holciaLle and
retail.
Remember the place, Carmi,rhael's Blia:14 Main
,
sh-et, Sea forth.' .
Pe rties-indebted by note -or book account are re-
giu•sted to settle inunedintelv.
Rags, v..00llsickingm, old it:011`,., brass, Copper, eta.,
1 eau etween
the sfiel Peninsula of Acte, in the HOUSE& LOT FOR SALE
Grecian Archipelago, and the main -
b 2 I
IN SEAFOI TH.
1.,
taken in exchange Mr goods. 107
land. Here, in the midst of °tilde roil. Sale, Cheap, a Frame ''cittege and a Lot l
vated extonsil'e woodlands dwell a ' a Lee, mei Mn]ca ;
a a half, an the tonne. of WI •
chwets, immediately facing the Alar10,:t ficuare 1
monastic confederation of 'G.a
I
reek -
::" c hsmse coutnim: two rt)0/13 S 41.1d t WO bed-VI/0ln; I
ChliStiang with twentv-seven thou- 1 'th inill and HU/MCT Uk.itche41. There IA itiHn t: !
. 1 splendid well of water on the prOnises. For terms I
sand sonisialud not one of the mon- iiikply to the unclersi4,eied• 1'
J 0 FIN!' Tat NCE
asterzee dates from a later time than
the twelfth century.. A fesv soldiers
guard the borders Of this anti -female
land, and no woman is allowed to
Cross the frontier. Nor Ls this alt;
207 Sentorth..
ROOMS TQ LET.
TO LET, bt Scott's 11Block',
0071/V on tile second fiat.
195 31cCAUCiLIE1& HOLAISTED.
two eommoilious
pply• to 0
THE VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE
DECLARES THAT' THE
GARDNER SEWING MACHINE
uperior to any
now in the Market.
Haying been examined and tried by the meat nkilfnl meehanies and best judges the country ean produce,
and by them IIW artled Prizes nt all the principal NAIR& one hold throughout the Dominion during the
present year, ; and although all the leading Machine:4 were arrayed against It, the GARDNER 'PATENT
has been deetired
VICTORIOUS OVER ALL COMPETITORS,
upon every test, end now [Annan foremost In the rank of Hewers.
SEE T II E LIST. 0 11.r. PRIZES 1? 0 It 1 8 7 1 ;
Fiat Prizo at Toronto. _First Prize at London—the g -eat Western Fair. First Prize at Guelph—the
great Centi1itl Fair. 111 't Prize at St. Catherines, County of Lincoln. First Prize at Chatham, County of
lieut. First Prize at Waterloo, County of Waterloo. First Prize at Orangeville, Comity of Simeoe.
Fircit Prize iu Iono, Comity of Peel. Fil•st Prize in Caledon, Comity of Shneoe. First Prize at Wel-
laudport, County of Welland. First Prize lit Otterville, County of Oxford. Second Prize at Provincial
Fair, Kingston, Diplonia et Hamilton, and vitrimie County Shows.
. 'rhis beautiful apecinien of ineelianical ability is a purely Canadian invention, Hurpasaing in simplicity,
durability, and usefulness auy other SLiwin; Madam: now in the inarket whether of Canadian, American,
or English manufacture.
It will hem, cord, braid, tnek, gather, quill-, fell, end do all and every kind of Family Sewing and light
-Manufacturing Work, Luling all kinds of thread. It has inost complete SET tOF ATTACHMENTS.
BUY NO OTHER. If the • price is "ti. 'little higher than some others,,it is the cheapest in the end.
Send for Ciroulars and Sample%
• GARDNER _SEWING MACHINE COAIPANY, HAMILTON, ONT.
s.—. Intending purchitsera should not be misled by u iscrupulons ngents of other Companies, -who
keep Machines they do not sell, in a damaged state, to make capital for themselves.
Call and examine the Gardner before purchasing an • other, at WILLIAM Gaasszn's Warerooms,
Goderiah-street, Seaforth. Agents wetted.
170-32
IMPORTED CHEST
PETER GRASSIE,
Senforth.
R WHIT1 BOAR.
esess
sees: s
ease ,e .e-stesses
,ssessz.' s
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ss.:s
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The Fiist Prize thorough -bred Chester 'White Boer, pure seed from L. B. Su -win, Salem, Ohio, IT, 5.
It is claimed by breedeics of Che:dc'r Whites, in the Unit il States, that they niake 11 greater amount
of Pork fol 01(7 100(1 consumed than any other breed knosn . With ordinary ittti•n tion they thrive very
rnpulh Weighing from ,100 to 700 lbs., et from 12 to 14 mai th, old, and are frequently killed weighing
lifi high ea 1000 lbs. of Dreesed Pork. This hoer will lie hel a for thn service of eowe at Egmondville.
Ti-inais.-One Dollar; Cash, with irivilegi, of returning.
Alio, an improved REICH SHIRE BOAR, bred' LY M. S. CeenitAna, Camptnn, whose Berk-
shire Pige are admitted to be the beet in Canada, hie :dock eing imported from the beet .breeders in
England. Seyvice of this boar at One Dollar per NOW.
Also, an imported POLAND AND NA. 11 AR. The find imported into ithis Country.
Will serve a limited number of Howe at Ono Dollar per sow.
Egineoldrille, Nov. 21. 1871. 207
w. .T. BAILEY, Proprietor.
maleammarwimmilairmashomannwes
Dexter Traininocan
d Sale Stables,
SEAFORTH, eNT.
nil. BAILEY begs to inform the Farmen4 and public gen rally, that he has specially fitted up Stnbles
for Trailaing and Selling Ilorscri, and purp Nes to HANDLE TROrTING STOCK by
training -and developing them to the best advantage. He Inc engaged an old experienced trainer from
Kentiveky;With the nseistance of competent grooms and eve y facility for perft'et and most satisfactnry
-restilte from all under my charge. Persons havino gOOd yOUig sound free -stepping Homo would do 'weft
to have them trained and 8(0 11 they cannot be wrote to trot' est. I am constently in receipt of orilere
for good drivers and can sell any,number of good movers et nor lextinnEs. Perties haring Horses in
Training will receive their time every week, thus enabling th !in to nee the improvement they are mak-
ing,. We have as good a half -Mile track as eau be found in t e Dominion for training Horses on.
Terms. Reason ble.
Horses Burfght Sold: One or 'no good Trotters for 'Sale.
oFFicE, AND sTADDEN—Sin.ch of the B. & L. FL P. R. St Ltion and opposite the Woolen Factory.
206
Ad ress, A. H. BAILEY. Seaforth, Ont.
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T. K. ANDERSON,
THE CIRCU1
Cuts through all op
OBERT
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osition. •
ON & CO
Harr just reedived a 'large and splendid ameortmeat of 3ogor,f and other celebrated makes
CETLER,Y,
N1CKOLITE AND. OTHER Mit
TEA TRAYS, COAL
Lightning and Turn -tab
Ever- Family should har
IMPROVED CHAMPION
CROSS -CUT
STOC- C.'S CELEBRATED EXT
Warranted the best In
Repairs for Ab ell's Patent Gem
And every othor article requfred in the Hardware
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0—JACK SCREWS TO HIRIE
SIGN OF THE OfTIOUL
198
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117.1
R PLATED GOOD.S,
IL LAMPS,
e Apple'Parers,
one.
AND OTHER.
SAWS,
MACHINE OIL
SC .
and Horse Power,
Line—Shelf and Heavy.
R SAW,-
. ROBERTSOY & CO.
NEAT, CHEAP
AND
McINTYRE & WI
1XTOULD infOrm the publie that they have just received a fl
" Eoglish Cal and Freneh and English Kip, end iire now prep
competition. An assortment of HOME-MADE WORK kept Cons
hest Toronto and London houses, which willbe sold dump. A go
Boot* .kept always nn.hand. A call is respectfully solicited. Do
Iloberteon ct Co.'s Hardwicre Store, awl first door south of John Lo
LIS .
st-elitem assortment of Frenth and
rea to nmke work at prices that defy
antly on hand, as well as that of the
al assortment of Home-made Boyle
n't forget the place,—opposite w.
199
MERG44NT TAILOR,
SEAFORrH,
Has a very handsome and extensive Stock of
SCOTCH, ENOLISII AND CANADIAN
TWEEDS,
BROADCLOTHS, BEAVERS,
MELTONS, ETC., to choose from.
Gents' Furnishings,
Sneh as Shirts, Collars, Ties, tnder-clothing, etc%
u great variety, and as cheap as any in the inarket
Also, the latest styles in LINEN COLLARS always
on hand.
HATS AND CAPS.
A large stock of the very latest English, Ameri-
can and Canadian styles of Rats and Caps just
arrived. Call early, a8 they are going fast.
207 T. K. A.NDERSON,
DEc.- 291 1871.
gaINSEINIMIAMMINIMPIIMIMB
FLOUR!
FLOUR!
TTAVING purehased and thoroughly refitted the
inilis formerly owned by the Metcsrs. SCODIE,
I am now prepared to inniiih -
FAMILY FLOUR,
Second to NONE IN SEAFORTH,
And 'that -will
Compare favorably with any in tie Do-
minion,
st you want A 1 13.1.01-'11, go to the following
Dealers and ask for INIARSHALL'S--)lemember-
MARSHALL'S FLOUR :
W. SCOTT ROBERTSON,
J. WHITEST DE,
SIMON POWELL, -
JOHN CAVANAGH,
Or at W. MARSHALL'S Mills.
Orders left -with W. S. ROBERTSON- will be.
promptly attended to.
Parties who -wish to
Exchange Wheat for Flour,
Are certain to receive proper quantity, and an arti-
cle that will defy competition.
186-tf
W. MARSHALL.
IMPORTANT
TO
HOUSEKEEPERS.
GOOD FLOUR r
AT ALL TIMES.
W. A. SHEARSON &
Proprietors of the
SEAFORTH MILLS n
Are now Manufacturing the best
FAMLLY cf; P ASTRY FLOURS:
In the Dominion.
Intending purehasera in .Seaforth and vicinity
can rely npon getting onr Family and Pac-b7 Flours
from the following 1)eiders, ONLY :—Thob. Lee, A.
M. Strong, John Welsh, .Taines C. Laitlinw, Alex.
Ahlt, Thonms Kidd. J. McGinnis, William Ault,
G. it H. .Thekson, Egmondville, and et the Seaforth
Mills. Orden left at our oiliee, Market Seuare, will
receive prompt attention.
Farmers desiring to exchange theirWheat.
for Flour, at the Min,
May alwarye rely upon gettitg onr hest Family or
Pastry Flour in exehange'111 quantities uccording
to the rattle of their wheat.
W. A. SHEARSON & CO.
18141.
CATTLE FAIR.
A CATTLE FAIR will be held hereafter at
LOYD'S HOTEL, SEAFORTH,
(Opposite the Station,)
On the First Monday in each month.
BEGnisrso os
RIONDAV. OCTOBER 2, 1 871.
Largo numbers 1 buyers will be in atterubrnee,
and parties having stoelc inay rely on the best mar-
ket price&
In connection with Loyd's Rotel (Houghton's)
are large and Cominortious stables and yards. 198
CALL AND SEE
THOMAS BELL'S
CHAIRS, LOUNGE'S, SOFAS,
CENTRE TABLES, SIDEBOARDS,
*WHATNOTS,
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS,.
Looking -Glasses and all other articles:
kept in First:elass .Cabinet Shops, which
he is selling,
AT VERY LOW PRICES:
A large reduction to parties buying a quantity.
REMEMBER THE SHOP,
Opposite THOMAS Brick Store,
THE FIRST -PRIZE IMPROVED
BERESHIRE BOAR.
Timsubscriber keep for service, at his pre-
mises, Lot 4, Con. 2, Stanley, two milea from
Kippen, that well-knewn improved Iterkshire Boar
which took the int Prize at the t -s -o County Shows:
also, at three Township Shows, ell in 1571. The
subscriber has also purchased a young improved
Berkehire Boar, six mouths old, at the Western
Fair, London, which he will also keep for service.
Terms, :A1 for each sow, to be per;i at the time of
service, with the privilege of returning as often an
necessary within twelve weeks from -time of first -
service.
Nov. 7, 1871.
WILLIAM BLAIR, Xi-.
205
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THE ELOOD.
Di)
Sy
HU
r." PETZUNTIANSYRUP-MakeS tbewealt stroll rif
EL.41 cxpels di -ease by supplying ale blood -with.
ATilir: OWN VITALIZING AGENT--I111).N.
Caution..—BOSure yon got Pernylan Syrup.
ramplilets i'ree. J. P. 1)INSM01113.
No. co pey St. , New York.
sold by Druggists gencaullz.,
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horses is- attracting
tio
Zperaoreteticcat it)hl; atehv
aj
illoof.which breaks by
• -with the ground, At
preserving the natut
tura, elasticity and fi
-the eh000nf
ell.;
the instrument used
ing knife, contlived fo
.by 1L Charlier.
makes a groove, in whl
iiin is set, taking the
part cut off, and beem
tute for the rim furi
ture. After a short ti
will be even with the
both of which are thus
•come in direct eonta
ground, as nature in
should do. The frog is
and soon becomes able
in supporting the weigh
It soon becomes thick
decreasing the elocks t
tendons are suojected
.Toads. It is claimed
that when the frog is
it prevents the animal
'Dinidedee01'flololof a
lelit
iadg
With Charlier's shoe th
hoof is never touebed,
development —become.
'Strong, tough, and aidel
tact with the sharpest si
a our beSt horsemen are
that all attempts to pro
from contact with the
misdirected, causing th
the hoof to become mor4
eased. If the theories
we may expect to see
eof the fature adding s
;to the fastest recorded
day, while °lir common
and roadsters will, in 1
, „
improve upon their pres
nces.
The Scotch Church_
It appears from a
return obtained- on
Miall that the total
penditure in India on -
elesiastical purposes is a:
82. Of this SIM II&
-curred in the Civil fiepa
is distributed as follow
Church of England, LI:
Church of Scoilaitd, 11
the Roman Catholic Cin
In the military depart
755 is paid to Roma
chaplains, and 12279 ti
ian chaplain i.
Effect of Alcohol an
on the French. Chi
M. Joie-, a distinguisi:
of the French Academy
has recently read a impel
learned society, it( whi
butes the e.aervation of
as evinced -dining the 1
the combined effect of
nicotine ni;on the natio
Tobacco," says Dr. Joly
bf only recent intro&
gained upon its older rIN-
tiveness and moral co/A-
-done their work, nntil
this poison has penetm
where—has enslaved
caused personal and raci
acy, enervated the entire=
made it slow to fight am
in action. The use of
ard toiricco bas frightful
ed, and human dein*
scareely devise a worse
than the -mixture of bran
bacco, whkh is the latest.
elty patronised by Parisi
ists. The Freleh :nest&
bate° than any other nat
Anecdote of the LatE
After the Canadian
1837-38,_ when party
high abont the_10
ed by the people of the
the citizens of 3Iontreal,'
censed that they burned
ment House and xii()))1JeA
crnar General Itecauhe hei
Indemnity Bid as pass(
Legislature. A dtlint it
St. Andrew's Society of
vited His- Lordship to the'
invitation which lie
on landing, the inemi
ciety coilStit1114111 t11 -4n»
bodyguard, and (-semi
through an excited crow(1
overawed by seeing the leJ
in the community lea&liiiii 4
with their lives. 1
that body afterwards p
him, and while we stoo
him as he returned us tilaD
support, he said
cg 1 lionght -i
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iight,OV, Pa.tber Damen,
Jesuit Institute, Chicago,:
of his companions, has bee
a mission at the Roman'
Cathedral, Ottawa, for st
or ten days past. He
three and sometimes fo
daily to audiunces numbei
2000 to 3000 OD each oceae
tiathrday evening last he
-on Temperance, and it if...4'