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�'. ... in 0. nig I I be a right one. And in •proportion. I t n't be- Boit ret seem to have in them, the SeApture lessori frov�k -Mark 115:
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tr,'! I �. '' tnist thbt tTiunVImi, bmer wrong. as the presente, of the master's SPI'T- gin to'teli what i suffered from backaches due the life for longer years, 1,16. A prayer was offered by Mrs.
�1 . ,.�,- , , , � r kidney derangem When I would bend &sing off mark- Edward Bryon' after *hioh,the roll
,. . " � W. Gladden. it is felt, it is suppoessed,or destroy- Qwu it s&med that. I couldn't straighten up Or Yet to have their cpa,
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41� 1�1 .. . . PRAYER . That'the lesson he was about to from the mane cause. Dizzy, sick headaches E
.,f . . . . and a weak stomach made We feel perfectly BA* othor customs that we� have, are responding. Tilt" ,minutes of the pre -
ti i, .1 . . ch amn Was- an i=Portant One 16 wretched. Now thanks ,to y al , I Tijpe wfth honored age, I vious -meeting were read' and' adopted
; �q a' , "" Cause us, 0 bca�d, to grow more an& tea
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And wwW one of these here. th and business was discussed in connec-
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p hrisVi seating Himself and 'Fruit—tivIes', I — eajQyl 9 1-ings,
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I 'Al� ". , " *be good of others rather than our sum'gnensing them to dreaw near to Fruit -a -tines . . .' all drag stores we AeKdewbe this ~. , don with the E4,ster concert to be
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�� � F, , Amen. HIM. Then Ilk gave to them His �
, .. i'j.� ,4, evml. judgment on superiority between _- . � Why, 'long about this time of year, on Monday evening, April 17, at 8
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I'll ',?� 23 wl�aa and man- "If any man desire whm winter's on the wane, ip*% A progwam consisting of drills
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"I'll I. -W � I to be first, the same shall be last of saw that Christ would acknowledge And When the, almanap, each week Pentowlines, etc., will be f I w
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��-,: \ - Lesson Topic—Jesus Rebuke Self- all and servant of -all." The highest all who professed his itame; and he ftlis for a bit of rain, . vAth lantern slkles, on Africa.
"17;,�7,, Seeking, excellence in -the Kingdom of God is made his confession: "Master, we Wthereothew days are chilly like, wW Classes foraged for their study per-
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` nea kiff no iod'a&ter which the meeting closed
'j,"". Lesson Passage Mark 9:36-43.
_ his wbo abuses and forgets him-,belf saw one casting but devils in Thy' cm a s of 8 W,
.,��, - , I ., Golden Text—Romans, 13:10. altogether in the benedt and advance- name;- and' we forbad 'him, became Along thtre, strides that gbodly thing, 'With a ,hymn and the Mzpa& bene -r
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.'' . I I I Having returnedjo Peter's hoolie in meet of others. Then he gave -them be followed not us." Jesus was by The Seaforth Big Spring Show." &ction. .
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1. ol I Chapernaum, Jesus began to catechize an object lesson as an illustration of this interruptian given an opportun- Ah, have we not ea,ch one of us, in The weekly meeting' of the Young
1i s Hi's disciples about their discussions that sta�ement. "A Pattie child,', per- ity t�o teach them a lesson in tol,eT- 'days ,that's passed away, Reoplds Society of Duff's United
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1. among thenis6ves as they journeyed hap's,4jne of Peter's faxnily, was tak- ante. There were many besides his Ehilift up upon that them event, to Church was hold in the basement of
;'rte el' •-, towards the town. The selection of En up in his arms and by his wm,d,$ professed followers who were influ- have, sone glorious day. I
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� Peter, James anti John, for special 'he further drew their attention away enced by his spirit; and he would 1. , Wmlla*e $hinnor4, ioenvenor of the
1. I � . association with Christ; the primacy fTom themselres to tile Most disin- have them see that syn4pathy and Yoia -know it Is one splendid thing, missibnary,commlittee, in charge, Fol-
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�.�, . of Peter suggested by the words of terested and unselfish service they help towards such is 1.tpelf a -proof of this once a year occasaoui lowing the opening hynu-4 ,the Scrip -
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.�, .... .. their Master on a, c,ei-Wri occasion; could engage in. "To receive it child discipleship. �
�,,_ ., . When farmers come to town '%y Jing" tore lesson. was read by Miss Beth
1� .... I and the spirit of the sons of Zobe- in the nameo7f God, is to receive God . Turninig again to the little child and come without persuasion, . Shannon 'from Psahn',20-1-10. A
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n in request of their Himself.,, How to receive, Him? As he points out to them, the need Of The wolmenfolks they come along, prayer was offered by IMrs. Peter
I 2wther on their behalf, were circum- akne-He'can be received"4y know- exercising teovIerance ,towards the w4en the Weather it is -fine, Qardlipar, after which a splendid tg,p-
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.�I otances that soon attracted the at- ing Hiui� as He is revealed in Jesus weak ones. "Jesus -would impd, ress it Anwatch the menfolks show their 'ie entitled, "Growing a Nation" was
1, teption of the others, and gave rise who is child-like."—(G. MacDonald). upon His disciples that they must horses on the halter and the line; ,given by Miss Isabel Ritchie. The
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. I.. John at Aice, grasping the signifi- honer and ,proitect, the isolated begin- Atild it really must be thrilling, for minister, Rev. Charles ,Cuiromin.L-, gave
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1• ity. cance of. Chri%Vs words just- uttered, nings or germs of faith to be. found ;every ch"p, that tries, . a. splendid address and the aneeting
,, . T, l . � . — in the world" (Lange). He acknow- Wath adandy-bunch of horsj6s to win, closed in with at"hymand the ,Mizpah
, - . 4. � .. ledges themand *6 shall -be. sternly a.-sipecial prize. I ,benediction. I '
." I n to , I . I The -meeting on ,Sunday evening,
I I , judged if we "cause them scum- .
. . �_ � I past, when A.pril, 16 'Will be in charge of the
It' . � ble." The-infahriy of offending one I used to gp,.in days gorve,- I
of the "little ones" was as gr&t as I was young and spry, I Citizeiiship, Committee;,and the (topit
I.. I., '*_� . rths.t sometimes practised upon a And *ith a -string of horses for chose 'ientitled, "How Does Our Belief in
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1) eat criminal, namely 'the hanging ,prizes to try; I � the Resurrection Help?" will be tak-
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F... ..... � . ,_.,_:�,-J��, 1 --, ,_� , , millstone neck, and And it's great "By Jove," you bet it en by ,Blair Shaw.
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'L . I -being cast into the sea. This pun- as, as you May well ,suppose, 'Mrs Hoerle! has returned -home 6
:., I � - I - \�� __1 \,__� , ishment, ,was )butt a shadoNy of the . With smashing pair of drafters, win He4f,e6urrg after spending several
I L___1______1'1 1, . -.,, / --,,--, more terrible penalties ,of the spiri- a. nifty suit of clothes; weeks with XT. and Mrs'.' Charles
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I . _,___rtual state as stated in ,verses 43 and -1 used to go, you're right I did, unto Sellers. :
., . "-I- 1__� . 44. The words in these two verses that Big Spring Fair, " . W6 •are sorry to report that Mr.
•/ were Ekipoken by Christ in a very ser- And try for a dandy special with an Jaii-ites Hembley is ill at his home in
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It . � . imus and solemn mood, and wqre evi- agricultural pair. Pahmerston with the flu. Mr. Sawtell
l I I 6ently intended to represent a very , . I ; of Harnifto'n; took charge of.fhe Bank
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I , _� serious and, solemn reality. Afid eit% grand to, try the . sweep- of - Comtn-rerce here o*�Mlonday',in -Mr.
. . stakes, when out upon, its rounds, Heqnjbley's absence. .. �
I Annie's Stay At Vita Hospital. With a big upstaniffing gelding, The April ,meeting of the Ladies'
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. I One sumniter afternoon a Ukranian hundred pound, Guild dTi,d W. A. of St. 'George',,; An-
, And if You da' t land ,•, of -course glic-an, wgs held at the -home-of Mrs.
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I I father drove up in his wagon to the You never ' am, . William Smith on Wednesday after-
. .1 I door of the hospital, A blanket cover- Some fellow of -ten gets it that has a noon. April 6.. . .
. ing some straw, made a bed foi; An,- !stylish mare, Mrs. Hinds, of Moose Jaw, who is
I nie, his daughter, -whom he; was, But t1hoL,*& big shows with emblems yisdting with her -parents in Brussels
bringing to they hospital in hope that red .to eftlicr lose or get, gave a splendid, 'talk on the British
with the, docitoT's aid she Q-ai.gbt some Those
,1,, walk again. se things had -pleasure once for and Foreign Bible Society. Refresh -
I Annie. 'wZ� ,thirteen years 'of age; � Imle, I almost feel it yet. . mai-tis were. served at the close -of the
Keep pace With spring . someg tin -Le befoTe, her only brother . meeting. The. May'me6ting will be
had died. Her mother, too, after a And they .decorate those homes Manes ,'held at the home of , Mrs. John
I '-spin ribbons in theiir tail, Bolger.
. ItVtime to change' to crisp, healthful I ul I 11 I long illness, had left them, and so And with their skill to decoratie, tb-i�y , 'Service will be held -in St. George's
. I -_ .. - - - — Annie and her father were left alone) isurely .never fail. i Anglican Church on Good Friday af-
.. foods. Kellogg.'c.Corn Flakes I are is . , A .in their or and.unhomelike shack. They 00 .them shod with bevelled ter"on at 3 p.m., with the rector,
. . light , an&,- refreshing as spring Lng itself. - 011� 'To -get to the ,hospital they had tak- shoes, and dress their feet. up fine Rehr. F. G. Rickard conducting, the
, . fio,l: en a long, slow .drive of fifteen Miles, And pluck and thin theIT,
I �,�:",e fancy legs serbice. .
Seive,with milk or er'eam and add fruits 1. i,,r� _Annie.had.gorne to school only lo .
, . I CORN - ., , 119 till enemy hair's in line; The April ,meeting of the Wo,yrloin's
I.."-!,. I , enough to )pick up a few phrases of And 'when they drive them, in the MissioOaTY Society and
I or honey. FLAKES -�,,-`�': -, --, P i�,d Ladies' Aid
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. � I I I . . � I . OVER -PR I .. , "I , English, for ' aftdr her' mothefs street, they step up gay and spry,' ,of Duff's'United GhuTch Was. held in
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. Give the childr�n Kellogg's for, sup- ��� '. . she had' -stay home to help It is one grand and -glorious sight, thO basement of the church on Weed-
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per. E4,sy to digest. Rich in energy. . . . . . . I aiid.pleuink'to ;the eye. nesdAy afternoon. :
_.— A (bench, a table,, an, old stave, 6 ... ... . 'The choir from Dlu�ls Unite,)
' Ontario. - few pots and dishes ,and a place to . "
Made bi Kellogg it[-Lolidon, 0 - ' . And don't you mind when on the, Church has (been, requested to assist
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I their home. Annie had one -, fheog cal
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luxury—an old gramaphone wi en rer a Church -on 7Sundwy---&ftei-�oe*,_
.. . right there on the spot, ial Easter music is being prepared by
. govi three: record's,
her company when
and one companion, And batched unto some four wheeled
eat,, which the choir under the direction of Mrs.
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rig, th6rinake" their hKwse-s. fly, W. C. Bennett. .
.•. . I 9 .'her father was away. . As though it wiewe a case for them, toVVV .
: . . ... 'But ',Annie -became lame and grad- ,win thart thing or die; an .. . r
ually her ,hifp ' ,grew worse and, more And -how that crowd .did clap d yellSTANLEY
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I . I painful till'at last sh4i. could, not get by hook, it sure was, grand, .1 .. .1
, I . lber father's imleals, and so we find Wilen the wilrnbT.,drove her noble .
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I I I - I her at the hospital. She brought ' ateed up past the judgVe stand. I Int6nded for ' last week.
wfth her all the clothes, she hada-
bloomers, -a cotton slip, a dress and I've wan&,red Mr. Percy'Johnston was taken to a
. round quite a bit, on Landon hospital last Friday to re -
an old sweater, but no 'shoes or , this olid I earthly plane 4cefvc tmI.-dical treatment, as Jia bar,.
&� I N 6 _4 I stockings. . And' -seen. a quite of lot of things not been enjoying good health for
I L Ar .1 ,On examination. the, doctor found that's -built to eT. . pe he soon
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. I - I that her trouble, was tubercular hip And some,of them. are, ;i4ghty good be restored to his usual health.
-1 � . and little''hope was entertained that and 'set up queer and strange, . �Misss 'Mabel Calver Espent a few days
. . . she would'ever be well enough to ey- 7%eY sprinkle all along the line and visiting filer mother alit Clinton.
I I ... en sit up again. But Annie must bb ,cover qui -be a range, I The 'Swrament of the Lord's Sup-
. 0 ,L . gie s But I'd sooner, ',By.. Heck,"I would `per will be observed at Goshen-, Blake
I . Christian; hospital can giver Mills unto that Big Spring Fair, airier I Val�nla churches next Sunday.
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meant a plaster',cast eneasing the And :step' -right out" along the street 'Mr. and ;Mrs. John A.' Armstrong
, r lower part of her body and her left and meet my neighbor there. $ ,and family visited fAbe fermeiret.%
(11 - ' leg, the other part of the treatment inotheT, Mrs. Armstrong, in Clinton
" . % I being the: (best care, arid• the most gen- There's Joe, and Jim, and Tom and last Friday, . .
tle. and kindly companioins1hip that I I
T . could be given ,by nurses, , . Tim, Ezekiel, Ed. and Mac,, .
.1 At first it was hard for her to un- And! :Matt. and Ike, and Pat and Mike ' I I
I . derstand, she knew so little English. land Finlay, Bob and Jack; BAYFIELD .
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,� .11 Shecouldn't read the books that were There's Bill and Ben, and Lou and MEMO
�4% given to her ,but, she could look at .
ga Len, and Dphriam, Ab and Abe,
, d . A Saw, and- Doj�v and Dan, (Intended for last week.- ... tlie pictures, and as, the- days passed nd Sim and . 0 ,
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she would ask the meaning of words William. Cd -M Iron has retarned, to
That *sere used and ,sometimes words
There's Luke and Les, and Wat. and Detroit after sependdp-F the winter at
. other - questions, and as interest Wes, and Archie, Dick and Dan, h' is hoM4 here.
- 1. - . An�l Hugh And Hank, and Fred and
I 1. f 14 i deeipened in the things, that were a,- Frank, and Wilfrid, lack a W.,McClinsch6Y was here a fewdays
, LO I ibout her, her countenance, which at Ind -1,071- last week with his parents, 'Mr. and
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. first seemed almost expressionless, � Mrs, H. I rClinchey and returned to
ISII began to %irighten, and revealed the There's Amos and Andy, Silas and. Detroit Sunday. T
. t. .1 . fact that behind it w" ,a bright, keen Sandy, and Cecil, ROY and Vierne, 'Mrs. Charles Weston went . to De-
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l .1 .. inebellect. el And Nick -'and Ned and Jad and Ted, tToit Supiday wibh'W. MccAinchey and
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Evening after evening she studied and Xornvan, Jake and Earn; will visit relatires, there, I
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I -read a I enc spell, she studied gram,tnar RaITY11, 1WI-901mery, Geo. and Pete; -daugh-te,r, Grace, arrived honne, Mon-
aned arithmetic, and inn the daytime They cpm 6 from all the country round day after spending the , winter in
. 113 . . she learnbd to sew and knit. What- ,and make our Joy comiplete. FlorWa. r . - .
. I I I . . I I I fun it was to make dtresoes for her And we ,talk about the winter, and James, catling, of Port Stanley,
. ,doll and to knit for it a sweater and tho Pleasure of the Spring, Nvas the gvest of ,his grandmother,
L I secretary - a bommet! How interested she be- About the .price of cattle, and' almost MI -9. James,, Sturgeon a feW.. days last
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canine in her books, and in the work even-ything. week.'
we_everhad" - , I of the,kindly nurses. How delighted I I . . The annual' ms�squera.die carnival
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obe was when she could. help, WAnd we watch -t:hoqp. classv, , and dancle, under the auspices of Bay-
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. Making dressings Or assist in clean- when parading in their tog -9, field A--rii-cultural Society, is to be
This was the verdict of tb'e Elm . ,ing the surgical ins'trum'ents, From And we speek of the depression and held in the tmvn hall on Wednesday
Codniy Association members before,. ' . where she lay she could see the dish- about the ju,mp in hogs; evening, A-pil-I 19. Prizes. are offer -
Phil Burton had been in office six es on the ward being 4aahe,d, and The, ladries, too,- are on the street; 'ed for vMAO-11's costulmes aihd a good
.1 months. His minutes were always om of her high annibition's Was -that they amble, to and fro, ,time is expected. ,Music will be suip-
dear and he knew bow to read some day cyh.e Might help to was1h And inspect tifif latest fashions that IpHed by the Variety Orchestra and
I them.' But best of all was the . those dishen.. the ine-rebaritts harve to Q,how, lu,ncb will 'be served. ,
. WR 1. After , many months the cast was And we surely had one glo,rio-us (lay, Remember that commencing fas-
.. le lined the crowd u 1br eacK ,
'. .P I rremoWed, and, lberfore ftniany weeks, every man anal woiniian there, ter Sutday, service each Sunday will
meeting. . Annie, to the delight of all, could sit Let's poples " all shall meet again 'be at 11 a.m. and -so throughout the
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I . . ne usual notice, quite apt to be up in bed. One morning the nutas .at "SeQXorth'q Big Spring Fair." suminifer at Trinity Church. There
. forgotten in the stress of other mat- on entering heard these words, "It's . NWJ lb�,e special Faster music., Sun-,
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tars, Was not enough for Phil. The . 0 all TnMie except the corners, would day -school vAll be at 30 o'clock.
I . you fix thiose, please?" I I Mirs. Wideardbe ' and daughter,
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night before each meeting he would �, I Christmas tirme comers; Annie had them all away. Mary, left far Windsor on Tue,§day,
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call each member ori the tele bone never heard of Santa Claus, she 'In her year at the boisspital Annie where they will visit iMr. and 'Mrs.
I and remind him. The result was For 30 cents - knew nothing of Christmas trees or nearer cried. and never cont0ilained. Allen Pye. I
=per meetings that got down to' you can telephone csristmas gifts, It "Waal real joy Sire still ums her crutches, but the I
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. I ess and produced results. I about (both to ,herself and the nurses -when, time may cqTe, when she C27i throw - - -1
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. The telephone' is . indispensable. It she was ,car*A down to the � Christ- them away. ,She went home, wit}) STAPFA I
. 100 M, fles nvas tree where she received as ,her new clothes, ,new friends, new .. . . ,-
I is so much part and parcel of your by making an "any. presents, a Bible, a doll and other thoughts, new ideals and a new out- (Intended
daily life that YOU cannot do with-, one" call. (station- .(things. She was carried-, toot' to slee look .on life. 'S'he n more for last 717.j�,
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I p.m. See list of rates terwards she asked be Im taken to ,beer &Ts, Sipe -till like,s to Md Wedneedhy afternoon, 40.rA 19. The
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of treatments, but with small results.
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(vital sults in your body Kruschen
took a do -se in my 'coffee every morn- �ensureas
the regular and, iarmonious
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ing for a fortnight, and, finding a
,operation of your liver anV kidneys,
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small imiprovemen% ,I ha -4 continued
so that your inside is gently but oom-
dotog so ever since.
pletely freed from every partie6le of
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poisonous. waste matter.
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walk ,miles without difficulty. As a
Internal cleanliness means the cir&�,
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lation,of clear, ref'res'hed -blood to ev-
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every vghi inteo, -a tiny 'torrent of en-
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ergy, filing every, fibre ,of you with
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that "Kruschen 'Feeling" ,of flitness.
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feiliag"fine, and just off for a walking
Kruschen Salts is obtainable at all'
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holiday. Kruschen ,Salts -have done me
Drug- StorcLs., at 415c. and 75.c.perbottle4 .
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spending a week visiting Mr. and
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16. Westcott-`Moir:- That the i est
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but that they must confer
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Councillor %otecott befom the.,
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final staking is done.-Oarried. Re- '
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quest from Good Roads Association
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for . nien#bership fee-4hiled. Com-
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munication .from Department of For- .
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The -monthly meeting of the W. 1M.
ests and -Lands, re farm relief and
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o6tftleMent .plant Tabled. A delega-
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tion from Trustee Board, Kirkton
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Lilbwarl, applied for a grant for"thp,
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Larnheth, wdsibed Mr. , and Mrs. -F.
library. Shier -No secondet: That a
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grant of $10 be made. Moir -Pass -
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more: That a grant of $5 be made.
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church Sunday evenIng, Aipril'5, with
-Carried. ' Treasurer's rEiport: $7,50
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the vice -(president, . Vera - Hambly,
of 1902 taxis, .together with $13.03
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pre* s iding. 'The meeting operded with
penalttLm transferred by the collecfor
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a hymn. The. minutes of the last
to the township account. W;.esteott-
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meeting were read -and adopted as
Shier- That the following accounts
Correia, The ffinissio-riary convenor
he paid: 41ilton GA%gory,, gravel and
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.,then took charge, ,and another hymn
laffiqr, $6,1.80;, Dominion Road ..• M4-
war, sung. Then the Scripture letson,
ChiOETY 'CO., gradex..bla4e, $5.25; C. N.
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was read byCarl" Drown after which
freight, , a,. dw&g--
Charles John
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Vera I fainbley led in prayer follow-
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, .. William Elford, drag -
.ging, '
e& by ,the topic given by SylVia Tuf-
ging, $3.15; Ben'Williams, dragging,
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fin entitled, "Growing a'Nation." Mrs.
801c;' Henry -Ford, superintendence.
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Ken Dralke, then sang -a solo and the
v,om expen-se, $11.851- -'Carried. :,The'
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meeting then closed with the Mizpah
council adjouTned to meet on, Satur-
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Mr. and IMrs., P. Whitlock, of
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Daily -Annoyance, Troublesome Nights
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held a social',evenping last Thursday
" Lives of Thousands' ,
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night When they ,entertained their
.Wrecking.
States Writer Who Tells What —
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Do�_fqLqHi:ck Relief -
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of great variety was given, and lunch
served afterwards, .
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feet and logs, Nervousness, Restless-
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an interesting display of lantern
ness, frequent but scanty Urination
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slide's in the church. They were
with bprning and, pain, getting -op-
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I scenes from theLife of'Ghrist
nights --care some- of the more trou-
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jOn Tuesday ' evenilig flie, �oung
bletsome signs that should have
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a more serious stag*!.
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Church, Exeter, at the 1WAeT church.
No matter how stubborn your ease
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Cines You have tried without results
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Years until you have tried
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Courcil Minutes. — The municipal
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worth's 1'URATA,RS.1, .
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council of the Township of U-sbompe
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back -on 'first box )purceha,Aed it you
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township; 'hall, pursuant to adjourn-
do not -receive swift and, satisfying
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relief, any g6od ,druggist will supply
were present. The ,minutes of the
You with "Uratabs" in sealed pack -
meeting of March 4th w,exe read and
:ai�es containing a teeil days, supply.
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approved on mlotion. of Sliler-Pass-
If they bria&'great relief inside of
more. Commundcations: Letter from
'Municipal 'rural
48 hours and'd-a wonderful improve,,
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Board re telephone
meet inside of tern &3% you will be
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greatly pleased—if they do not help, .
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Telephone Co. for licemde to build they cast you nothing- Ask ' .
their branch li'n'e on 2nd and- 3rd con- dru'g'gist to -day. your
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tion, Base, 201 "Led-Hed"
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in.; {,eight, 4 Lead is used on
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Special Spring Sale. Write Millions of dollars worth Of farm build -
I. prices. - ings are being eaten up each year by rot
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. Arrester fires. Save your buildings N 0 W before
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house cbim.
ney. Pre- Rib -Roll. ,
vents roof .
. fires.44 . Rib -Roll is permhnent. It cannot warp,.4 shrink; peel, crack, curt OV bulge. -It is
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fireproof—sparks cannot ignite it. When
Stacurn's Fire Suffocator properly grounded at the four corners
. For Putting -out fires when according to the Ontario Lightning Rod
Wy are beginning. Act,' it gives complete lightning pro'tec-
_2x , PRESTON barn tion.
Irw Door Hardware f I I
_ 9 We cab. save you "Council Standard" Rib -,Roll is now sell -
money your
barn or hard- ing at the lowest prices in history. Qual#y,
ware. -Write for . I
. prices. is still maintained at its highest poinvP
. . . .. Write for free sample and
I I 111,1111, useful• roofing booklet. ' ,
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4�t4o'lo'"O", We make all kinds of Sheet
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Bufft, wi-tit YvAred Sled jNy
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ed with fife.
proof steel. Write for
"Tdok ALbout garns". Preston, Qnt, Montreal 6t Toroato
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