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I R, . pure idolatry, and they and their accounted for a considerable number proximate longitude 10 degrees 10 Good Works beeau ps
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON Lesson Passage --Amos, Chapters * PKohi-bition seems to be one op the show his approval. Books, of course, 4 turnip period with sunflowers an4
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I � 1� 5 and 7. oldest diversions of the human race, have always been suppressed, and then turnips again and consequently
I ..� them being green fields. The early of yearlings kept for beef purposes this kept up in their milk flow while o*
,�,,� - (By Isabel Hamilton, Goderich, Ont.) Golden Text, -Amos 5:24. a- and probably -the idea was -born soon when the suppression stopped
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I , I day, In the beginning of the 5th chap- been claimed for the use Of the king, mounted to 1,300 head, and the heav- after mankind began to live in com i
11 I That day of wrath, that dreadful . original and unique -work, little harm weight.
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When heaven a the destruction coming upon the un- wber of the group who had to be was done. Some of the most notabl. g of sunflowe
li beginning to shoot up. But lo! God ,urr,d in Okoth,r cattle" not mention- me , � greater overhead expenselli "'
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. . .. 11 be the sinner' s had formed locusts, and they ate UP ed above, the" totals in this case being Would Put the rest of th group in dex of the Roman Catholic Church, does turnip production, a silo and Cut—
,, , What power shall that of David aver Saul and Jona- the grass. Then the prophet pleads 216,109 in, 1026. and 186,656 in 1927. e ideas have permeated the ter being essential for the foimer�.
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11W�." 110 Lord God, forgiv Ing in more or less - hoeing but may be stored very cheap-
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..'��. I When, shrivelling like a parched his wail over Israel, the virgin des Thee! How shall Jacob s civi'4zed communities for a lorg time 40— 1 . ly in a pit or root cellar. Until mmw 11
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'' scroll, ' late and prostrate. Her cities should I cry and How to Reduce - tions are in favor of turnitos as a
" 1. The flaming heavens together roll; be decimatedL The city which had a The Lord heard the pitifu . I before it ocOurred to anyone that When Sourness
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thousand soldiers should have but a lot be, saith the Lord." by forbidding anyone to drink, al- 7p lo ,�nA R1d%04.;1n duction.
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I Be Thou the trembling sinner's stay, I e sh b as an unquenchable fire Thee: by whom shall Jacob a,,ise? lieve that there is no remedy that liquor to 'the Indians. This was an To quickly prove 90 lter cent. of to the quality. That rule does not
I'll, ,.�, Though heaven and earth shall pass s e of Joseph, for who could swollen veins and Stomach distress is absolutely tin- apply when buying. house supplies-
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-, Sir Walter Scott- �and thTFallbing Giant, and darkened 91 ace to the whites, and the argument enjoy most any food you re Ily
!!!! 1.;: p again the Lord repents of His pur- If you will get a two -get from your druggist some Bi5- not be as particular about the reading
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;,` S. S. LESSON FOR NOVEMBER.6th noonday and brightened midnight: pose. class urated Magnesia (powder or tablets) matter that comes into the family,
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.1 __ fatal in its issue. The prophet sees continue until the value in less than five minutes. IT' Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal
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� 41 in His hand. yet most powerful germicide and two people brewed their own ale or.smug
1�1 What seest thou, Amos? ounces last a very long time. In- gled their own brandy. Peter Stuy- fashioned Magnesia that, when taken zine and a farm journal without aA
... I � 1. — deed, so powerful is Emerald Oil that vesant had other restrictions than after meals, cleanses, sweetens and equal on the Continent, and it costs
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� I'� ' A, . measure the city for 6estruction. entirely absc�rbed and anyone who i.3 bade the sale of liquor on the Lord's cause most stomach troubles. One
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.., _', 0 ") , - And this time - their monov refunded. C. Aberhart r Bisurated Magnesia reading for every member of the fam-
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; . I � I I . desolate, and the sanctuaries of -------- 0— confined to their place of abode, and Canada. No wonder The Family
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, 11�1 _., the house of Jeroboam PIRATES' ISLAND WAS RAISED bcfore this law was being shot full FLOWER SILAGE.
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1.1'..- ,- I with the sword." The Fxperimental Farm at Nappan, well worth a triaL
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_., j I After this (v. 10-17) is the ac- AND DES"rROY ES Day than unduly to interfere with Nova Scotia, has been condating � .
", ,. I count of the prophets b�eing ordered ising along the the drinking habits of the early New feeding trials for the past fr've* years -_ - —_ — �
�!,�' . I Sea captains cru Yorkers he forbade the gathering of
, mum" to return to his home. But before he ry long ago re- comparing turnips with c07 silag.4! -
. / ,t of Bethel off from coast Qf China not ve social clubs on Sund�;y, ,as well aas
, ',' ,-,hp*es the dur vLnd sunflower silage for milk pro- They ILallah—
", his feet he pronounce,; upon Ama- ported that at a spot between Manilla "Unustl�i exerc,ise!;, such - -
't. and Horiv K,,ng where there h " gfim"' duction.
1,'� , 1817-192 1 ziah, the high priest, an awful judg- merly been ,,nly blue water, a tin boat, cart or wag,on racing, fishing, Three experiments were conducted as Health Comes Back
� . , i ment. 'Therefore thus saith the y fowling, running, sailing, nutting or -
_ ;" I - I Lord: Thy wife shall commit whore- islet had suddenly appeared. Gradu- picking strawberries, trafficking with comparing turnips and corn. A total Rose and Valerie are sisters. Theirr
10.�L - fed for three weeks harts ifay they are 23 and 19 yeam
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��,�, 1 dom in the city, thy .sons and thy ally it be( Indians, all dissolute, plays, riots and on turnips, three weeks on corn silage, .c
11 r, ,vegetation and achieved a place on calling children out to the streets and ofe age,, respectively. but to, lool, ar-
, ;, . daughters fall by the sword, thy land then three on turnins again, the grain th rn y u would th!nk they were 15
�� .11� I I be divided by lot, thou thyself die in the charls. '4ow, as suddenly it has highways." His severest critics -1 and 12 -so slight and cielleate are,
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I cl-,�, HE Bank of Montreal, on la polluted land, and Israel be led disappearedt Thrown up by a Japan- would admit that the forbidding of and hay ration being constant. The they. And when you hear the laugh-
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_'A".. ! away captive from his land." -(Con- ese riots on Sunday -was a step in the . d was used in computing the re-, are r�stinq side by side in hospital
., I , November 3rd next, completes densed from Archdeacon Fn ar's into the sea again by another. While right direction, for were there not perio cots -you feel sure they must be thei
t it was there it existed as a domain 1 sults of the trial. The average daily lesser agos.
�� �-, . Minor Prophets). enough occasions for riots on six days
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.� without a flag and without a name- n turnips was 17.9 Yes, they are both very slight, but
Z", the iioth year of its existence. o4' the week as it was. � the Jwonder is they are here at all,
I �P,-.; — though for a time it was not unin- pounds milk, and on corn --ilage 16.1
.:::" "�, . Smoking has been the subject of for
I habited. pounds milk, while the coF,t per 100 lust a. few months ago they were,
, � 1� k I S. many prohibitions and the astonish- � adm tted, victims of the ravages or
I � , IKORLD MISSION To Great Catwick Island, which lay ds of milk was $Ltil and $1.69 consumption. They are happy now
.,�,-,, ing thing is that it has survirved them Pouli
I k�., 1. becau,qc, they are gaining weight andL
1,1�1� I F,ducational work among the Bbils eight or nine miles distant from the all. The custom bad got off to a fly- for the two feeds respectively. strength again; and you, who h.vft-
,, I `4 11 Opening its first office in Montreal . began with the laborers at the noon green islet, rame Mala Dahlak and ing start in England when Raleigh Five trials were conducted, compar- never lost your health, can hardly-
. R, the pirate crew of his storm -battered -
,6_1; � . t ing turnips with sunflower silage, in understand what a wonderful differ-
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... �, 3 �a.. 1 50 Years prior to the Confederation hour interval. Later a school was junk. Half Chinese and half Malay, returned with tobacco, and i is said a similar manner- A total of 31 cows encecthat makes to people who never,
� "I arted for the children. After this that Queen Elizabeth would curl a expe ted to get well. But then -that
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,.. 1�, I ,�., st Dahlak terrorized Great Catwickians ,!as used. The average daily produc-
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. ",'I "'111", of Canada, the Diamond Jubilee had been going on for ,some ten years proud lip over a pipe. But James I is the work of the Muskoka Hospital,
, �`. I me out as long as he remained. At intervals issued a famous "Gounterblaste to tion, when turnips were fed, was 18.5 for Consumptivea, and it la being car-
, ,,�,; " Miss B. W. Robson, M.A., ew n
- M.� d ". s the captain and his corsairs would to pounds and with sunflower silage it ried o for over three hundred pa-
�� � �:, ot which was celebrated by the from Dr, Buchanan's home church at Tobaccos" in which he referred tients each day throughout the yeae-. - ,
I'll hurry aboard the junk and put to was 16.8 pounds milk. The cost per
''I 11 Glenmorris and took charge of the smoking as a savage custom, and re- Rose and Valerie are a farnier'a�
� Thev would return from these 100 pounds milk was $1.57 and $1.63 da-ughters, In a home where there are,
,'It", Dominion this year, it " stead�y school which she has steadily devel- sea- - marks that "to wives it must be a -
.,� e;�;, . for the two feeds respectivel3(. eleven children, and they say the3,
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, expanded into every part of British ith
.1�, ,7, ". present commodious and attractive Urban VII excommunicated all per- they wl-11 do their best to gee that no,
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e.." _ r sunflowers, were carried on. The 13 other members of the family walk --
1,111. North America. building used for school and church sons who used tobacco in any form. corn silage produced 15.8 unawares into the dread path that
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1,,�V, RESTOREO TO in time that if they could not actu- Pounds milk daily at a cost of $1.79 IVj1d you not like to contribute to.
� 1, � '' teachers up to the High School grade . per 100 pounds while the same cows thl� excellent work? It depencla
I,' ,��,;, � in the Canadian system. It is of ally prohibit it they could, by taxing, On sunflowers produced 16.2 pounds largely upon subscriptions.
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I., i '11, Today it has over 600 Branches rew up in this school and took since then, tobacco has been subject niflk, costing $1.80 per 100 pounds. W. A- Charlton. President. 223 College,
, , '. io, who g GOOD HEALTH It was found that the co-ws would Street, Toronto 2. Ontario.
N '11�, � located throughout Canada further training else -where, including � to taxation, no matter whether the ,
11, ,*:, . R year at the widely known Moga Mother of Eleven Children taxing governmert was supported to _
,,� ,,�.�. Normal School in the Punjab is 4ow .
I and Newfound6nd, wA its I I favor Free Trade or High Protection.
�,,.�,J..%. Praises Lyclia E. Pinicham's .
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, , �o back in Am Queen Victoria let it be known that
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I I Qll�, , own offices in Great Bri=in, is using up-to-date methods in his * the smell of tobacco was as obnoxious ,
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''.11�� � France, the United States and No" -Rev. G. P. Bryce, Rasalpurai.
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'5,4,11't ; Mexico, and offers I — ----- 6— Buckingham, Quebec. -"I am the �
Oe the New York World that once when I
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O -W.'- unexceNed facilities � she was about to visit the quarters
,"."r . ESTIMATES INDICATE A ml"21C!MA*11 and' my baby is
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V old and I have his smoking room door, announcing
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ZX`1'3 : - 1) of domestic and for- . luvin_ Bea -ring out the general opinion of —en Lydia E. "Lavat6ry Under Repair." i �
L,�!,, � I ", ; mparative short- Pinkham's Vege- At various times the reformers halve I
11 �� ,��, I '� . eign banlang. age of cattle in Ontario ait the earlier , table Compound turned their attention to the theatre, . . I
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,4� - , .. , . part of the current season, arising out � mv nerves. I knew literature, dancing and the evils of 4 - __
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. ��,,� are the estimated numbers Of the vari- dater, Dame gree of success. They have -been able MAKE your rooiils fire-resistant and. free from'
�, . *5 O�s classes of live stock in the pro- to put down certain savage sports � drafts' and cold bg erecting Gyproc ceilings
6,, ,'�J;,' . I . 01wd Bellefel;,&_
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i; � � �'11'1 ie", r�� 14 I I . r I Statistics and Publications For five years I rated to regard them as debasing,
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'��i , "' - 11 11 I �� 1, , . I the Ontario Department of Agricul- wMin misery � was alwa s ready such as dog fighting and bull baiting. . . time and labor costs. Gyproc takes an� -
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.'., % ,1 :. , ture, co-operating with the Dominion to cry. No ,It was Macaulay who said about the =ion. Let ug show you a fall -sized �Gypva '
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�AFIN I ... : 1�. I 11 Bureau of Statistics, in a report re- good health. My daughter, who is prohibition '6f bea'r 'baiting that thi� . board ttady to apply. 1. I . . , I
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tWk"IV��L,r`, I I . I cently issued. 18 JVrears old has Also taken it and reformers suppressed it, not becaum WAte for ffee booklet -'My 14ome." It"VP 14 1*611
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. -, 1��`� - :1 11 � . . -be hafp7 to teconUnand It to all Itogav,o plesturti to ,spectators. Cook-
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4N�R � 11 Corparative estimates for three will how, GW,, oc. lt&baa�d 1"..11_X11 -1t*,+- c,
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_�4 �ff'l;" . I vf i years in the case of total cattle read hag been.4bolished in many CANADA 151
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,!� , 1q,',- "; " . I : " as follows: 1927, 2,714,05-4 head;. in iNIP Wx 414 ' Wkiagham Quebec. countries, hut i1i 6thefs is continues . I _'. 11 1, �1. , .
" I Why suffer for yeft'6 with back-
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11.11,11-1, "be, nervousneod am, 'other Ailmetits as an 11 ,
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