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� . . Dr. Lsrk'A, if 1 am -not mistake4l stories, both apparently honest, which . . � " I , I � � 1 el� . � 11 '411 '6 �
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-, ( had it not been brought to my a It appears- to us that every effort Phsn for both nights opan at Aberhart'a Rev. Byron Snell, and was adopted worl� presentedd,�.ivv. ,.,O �1.1 "I'l
K41 , tten- has been made to ,get a hold of th:xs I . . I Drug Store., Saturday May 56, at 9 a m. I -+� �Vw , a 1. I'll;',
�, ) %ion that there was a report that Try money. I think it will be quite clear ! . I ,by Presbytery. 302 young people he ' " ,1. '1� __ , , stpemu 1ot-1-mv, V:VX,,�Aa- ill", I
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Board. man, tell me what'. otho, arse con gether they reached over 97 per cent. organNations, alsoi. t . I 151., � , � I
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� tend touring Canada during the sum- of the objective set for the Presby- lieve in the power .of,prayrelr - - ,., 4, , `�,,�" ,
we have pursued �,'went to the 'MPRESS�ONS in, and the itenerary will include . 3,0 , ,,;�
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tendingthe seats of learnin any wages, it is not a very good ad- highest source for thii inforination, Who's who? Whafts."' ,tery for Young Peoplels Societies and .hold our missionaries, ea 11,
.1 . Larkin had, but notwithstanding this at? And Whyl .Bayfield and Seaforth. At the pres- o, S. - dh, , :
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myself in a way that our citizens can McLennan to manage it, -at a certain that this present diistitution was tborities are possessed of business tention, of a large numb of the adopt monthly givings for missions � The Strangers, . ��,- i �'.,4.g 1 'z
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"- under -stand. salary. Surely if that was a bona fide 'erating bere. They knew -also that the alert to- members of the Jacksonville Chamber through the envelopes provided by th'e9 Bremner, told, of aneuco j�,J
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wara furnishing h i g h w a y con- 0 a tour Canada during Department. for that purpose, (aiqd in her department, ., �,,,,�,',,A�
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--- man. When I read this sentence and William Scott not having made any If Dr. Larkin thinks that he is go- - rich, thence to Seaforth, along the lines followed la . I � ,, .
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this letter, with its queer lingo, I money to the present institution, if thinks that 'he is going to north and south. the new high- Hamilton, Toronto and east to 0 establish Standard Training Schools. strangers. � 2 -1. . ..d 1, 1:; ""� �2 .1 'T
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way traversing urning ov- ecretairy of , the Li I ' ' "_,
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14..., 11. and, apparently, the Doctor thinks. he will be very badly disappointed. precincts. The Heeksher Drive is in Chriistenberry, the efficient Tourist izatdons put on a series of rallies Miss .Esther Hume, bresented . , " * �Yl
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I .1. dents that were reported to me at As to my'five questions, the Doctor sandy -beaches and beautiful wood- not survive the stress of events. witl,.. Rev. Dr. Barnby presented the ing. Miss Beta Rove, ''Chil , �.. `4, , I
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that statements advised us to procure a Charter. If Statistical reporb which was adopted. Secretary, told, of two new Mesion ", �� ,,
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I us in our effort to carry out the terms McLennan. These statements were gating the river, especially so when � garding the Conference book ex- formed during the year. Gratifying , .:�.�.;, .
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� md perfectly hundred feet in the deep water chan- DOEFMNG OF HURON Rev. R. M. Gale gave a fine address given by the Vice -Pr I ..,
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y Wortley's Will, who, by the way, was legitimate,; I was quite justified in nel, thus furnishing in novelty a on "Spiritual Hunger," Matt. 5-6, for showed that each one was- marReo'by. , , '' � _
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Ineve,r mentioned by me, clears up asking ,these questions and deservea memorable drive. Pqrt �George Is- ded a -hearty vote ar increase Of interest and� atte*& . '' "�T,� ,
1 ;7 I whole situation, and I am sure that a plain answer-s,urely not the cut- the clauses in incorporation law. I sh-Ameri- The Presbytery of Huron ,let in of thanks by the members of Pres- ance . . . .1 I `�
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Z ke deal. Let remains for ,one of our, 01, - . edit sent G � �Pkl -,n �' A �.
qyd ing money, and that- .Mr. McLennan 9 ment �Qom- the work Of -the , oi 11 �.
. . e, toward the jo spirituil "a(f�isers to�'-Iiuyf 'this bom with -,,bean-.h,u,-..._..M ��ng' !a � The minutes of the Meetings of I P . .. ff - . I ��
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. - has had to make good th ---- - January 12th, were confirmed. A let- A vote of thanks was tendered to this was a solo, "Pass It On,'.� ren eT-, - ,',,� :
_1 to Ife surprised. He s, won- I ho 'the Doctor feels that he is a .1
. endeavored to Now 1, like many other citizen and cast this insinuation against us. I .-Ti.," �
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.1, compare this deal with one that was der why Mr. 'McLennan should have ter was received from the Secretary Rev. W. D. McDonald for his ab!, I 1� I
" I . -r, better and nobler man for in- presentation of the report of the M. closing exercises were conducted by, .. "
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" I � i I , .. put through in Clinton. He certain- to make good this sbortage if his bigge 0 4�� of Conference asking Presbytery to I . �'�,� -
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__6 , I Minister of a large and influential 0 rrented by the addition of six minis- 1-r.wick to 'Hamilton Conference, the Clarke, of Goderieb, presented the re- ���,".
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.... al. It was for that reason that I tinually losing money, he would have ' ourselves as be- Forbes, o .�
-ndered just why 'Mr willingly -forgive and forget anty in- isters of the Presbytery. Notifica- �resbytery declare f Weston, was introduced - -1
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I - been glad to accept the 0 sinuation made against me, and I am tion was received that four ministers Ing unalterably opposed to any such and greeted by the audience standing ,-.�'i,
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, i Board were willing to lend their namtl.s Dr. Larkin apparently cannot see The obituary of the late Rev. Dy. the United Church of Canada to the . * .'-N. I
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:.. - ) to a deal of this kind. Indeed, wher anything amusing in an incident glad to do likewise. ROSEDALE COA1 churches to the ministry of the Unit- Colin Fletcher was rend and adopted Diamond Jubilee of the !Mission in I I � ",
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- - I justified. This deal provides that the tion, he offers a suggestioA and then McLennan, but that we would posi- .1. 1)ointed to convey the ,greetings of the General Council dealing -with 'he she entertained them -f4&r a -a how- I
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I � � chase the present institution for the feasible or not, I do not know." There Ing ' Huron in session at Wingham. Revs. I - � 111'�Ql 1�
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1�d rther have been satisfied when we decided to --- C. F. Clarke, J. E. Hogg, W. P. Lane rare descriptive powers, which, with ,,!,�i'
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: ,�:;h price, namely $10,000. It fu which refers to our application for stlay out of the field. I am sure that thrifty ,population. One of the and Mr. W. G. Medd, M.P.P., -- her pleasing personality, makes her I . 1.'1�11T,'Z,r
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t . appeared to us though, that this was and is destined to become a business In the matter of the call to Rev. D. - ' i�g�,-!.-,-"I,
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.... I � . , -McLennan worry; -but., if it 1% bogus A large gathering of women and their attractive uniforms, marehed in. , :4 W.
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�`� and means -nothing, then we are quite and the Mayor in particular, and I wi -'r" attended the second annual meet- and delighted the audience by singing , , 1"',
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o could not help but feel, as I read this ing Of the Huron Presbyterial of the three negro spirituals. Another '..� �� �,
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" . , . tting the deal over owners in this section. The Zoologi- r year. "' ,4
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� - _:r ed where it a certain clause in our application. cal Gardens of Jacksonville are In the It was carried that all th . , �;,',�";,
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";; ;., that hi�re was a chance to insinuat'-� ' 'up'- held in Wingham United Church on Wing -ham Mission Band, ";�
, � Creditable work! I might say that initial stage, yet they con annuated and retired ministers, on the . 11, �i,_
1. . Would to all intents and purposes, tain among Thursday, April 19th. Mrs. J. E. kinionas and carrying parasols, fans, ';_,
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associated with me on this Board are the exhibit, rg, of Clinton, president, presi,de,l I %,, �
. lead one, to -believe that it was abso- , ,h,y ... tbe,Irums and Bibles, �and ,��
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i been made by our Board. This could some of the most honorable and a large hon, bears, Monkeys, de,er Halototh sessions. The devotional ex- i"T
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I . �1, - . Y Of Seaforth and thereby be in a posi- been guilty of misrepresentation, be to our present members, we bad as fourteen foot alligator, the largest in john Flick, L. V. Boqman, Dan Mc- Of welcome to the visitors. ment by the President and prayer by t�,�
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", . . mens of white Bengalese pea fowl to Hodgson, Lorne Tyndall, Ira Johns United Church, Exeter. I " t,
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"i - , "O" i stitutAon received an O.K. mind as some of his ad deed, I shall ne-veTforget my associa- Secretary, sbowed that there are. in Members without portfolia----wlfirs. J. ,,,, �. -
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tier auxiliary, Whalen, of wMeb every urer, Mrs. Peter OVA-41ner,' 'al�th.,� I 1. -,,Jr,
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