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SEAFORTH, Friday, March 22nc
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The usual term of the Legislature
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Looking .over. the situation there From The Huron Expositor of a copy of the wo- Ipts and exp(evdi- firmsti. merry . �. ' ' .
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are'a good many poople, on both .,I itures of- the townsihipfor the year U.. Be�Lttjes, fifter, the late John .U*d on. Aoolug. with hiongrA , 'W A
March 25, 1910 1875 which he *foun& recently. Ed- , , A, .,
. BeatUe, w4s, Justice of the alea<* at Comerviatimy a 'Musle exAm�aiatioAw
sides of.the political fence, who be- I I win Cresswell was, Roeve t1hat year that time and'durl 0
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fMr. J. 1. CArter, of 'SaTnia, and a and, D. WaWer was depW,ty,reeve. The . - I
. lieve,that Mr., Bennett Made a very y tried a ftatford&P,
formler Seaforthite, has been setting coonefflor.9 VMre Julies X,oug, j4s. ed over �$60, leep - �& voliqo4ble's-few, AO 11100MO I t - *
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grave , error, from -a party - stand- asidiei 6noiderible sums- , of money MacDonald and, Vlw 6*,oii T6 �0 tbe bm.,M, vis, nes tollftto�L ,� G. Whigham AdIvance-Timeff. .
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point, in holding a session at all., ' whigh is to bedevoted to scholarfiblips clerk and treasurer was %Ndrkln Mt- gaA la�gmondviuei, UO,w,* i)�A $25 I aqr. i . I
. I in,the diftrent Uftt,$cbools and Col- Connell. Saiinuei CAruodlmo was opl- I Cbrl& ,75urk ,-of lihe Brousoui- 41.
That if he had gone t6 the country 1.giete institutes of Aurori�, Perth, lectior; D. -Manson was tayeft 1 for a, ADP Neense. ; lAne bos� .a V-ery valuable Durbiwa � ,�,
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IA-Wn, Wellington and Middlesex. tor; A�d&ald Dew6r , )Even sixty years ago ai
following 'his' five Canadian -wide a4d Ricibt.'Me- , hem, given birth to fouir i
. . Who following are the, ofters of Laren were �euditors, an,d John Han consl#erable item in Tuickersvidth, the Ww whic�
� _ b1l for the year amounting to: $135.39. calves in a �period'of 11 months. In L
broadcasts, he would, havestood a the CI,oderich Board ,of Traile for the nab w" Assessor. � ,koril, 1934, she,. tgave birth. to twdn �
better chance of being retufned to enquiring year: President, -A. G. A'big ,diff4once is noticed, howe-ver, calves, and -then -an March 6th she Ic
. 'Receipts weve, mu6y and' varied and in road expenditurest,
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I ,Ganilole; vice,piresideint, H. E. Hodges; included many items not now seen in being 1$2,'1&8.78. _the'total in � l8i'75 gave life to'another 'bair twin ealvw-
power than at any time during his treas-lrilr, 'W. E. . Kelly; secretary This is going.alonr7nicely' but Mr.., �
jam I ', the -township's annual istatement. The auditors ,reported a bals-nice of 'strain oxii
"five years o , 11 ; hinks it -is quite a/' I
f � office. ) Kltzhaell; council, J. A. Rum; . Zirk t
ball, H. J A, MCFAVan, Joseph Kidd', Of - interest In the list are amounts, ,. $1,47-7.0 on hand at the close of the -'the cow__Zurich Herald. � f
There is no question of doubt but 1711liam C*,amipbell, ff. H. 0alborne, C. of $20 collected from six ta,�iernls in- year, . Change At Bank of Commerce t
that the Premier -caught the ear of C. L6e, J. A. Fraser,'.C. A. Nairn, W. .. I I I � R. J. Wilson, has been transferred
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. the country at that time. From a A. Robterts04 A�. isaunders, R. F. III. . � I . . fro.T4 'London to the Goderich brancilt 0,
Ha-mlink and Dr. A. Macklin. * of the ;Bank of Clon-linerce, to take the
land that seemed barren of followers, The Menno.nite congregation of i place of J. ,B. Hughes, who has beeu ' �� I
there suddenly bloomed now faith in Zurich.have purchased. a lot from- Mr. '00 JUST A SMILE OkTWO mioved to the Wiartoni branch of the 4
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Osear Koehler at the north end. and I . ' bank. Mr, Wh1son. began his daties
him. Conservatives were once again intend erqetirig a church. -AfThe prierniuin," ,said, the insurance John had given, tie Udbrination. on on WO,nday. 'On Saturday the bank k
as easily recognizable as dandelions Xr.T. J.'Berry 4 HeriGall, the well agent, "is viery small. For only thiTty his test paper in geogra-phy that a staff, gat . liered to extend a f-arowel-I
in the spring. kniown, borsenilan, has disposed of his shillings youx house is .insured f,oT .a furlough was a .donkey. ,Tlfe lbeaolrer to Mr. Hughes, who was, the recipient ' 4
. � fineyoung Clydesdale stallion,' "Bar- period off three years.pf was interested in knowing -why John of a parting igift--Gaderricli Signii]. �
, And the crop seemed just as large on Irehy�' to Messrs ,G. Coward- and r'You metan youql pay me 21,000 gave this information, heUc6 this Nail Penetrates Lip t
, and just as conspicuous. That crop I Wlilliam Devine of. Winchelsea. ' if nu_v bowia burns do,wn during that coiri,�ersation: I
.. tMr. J. Donaldson Douglas BrintneU, son of Mr. and L
Of I'lensell, Nvho ,M,Je_�" questioned ,the lady of the Teacher: 'John, where did you . .
'
� has grown to seed now, and the en- bes, been carrying -on the harnesis ho ' . find -the information that a furlough Yrs. A.,J. Brinrthell, while playing
businesis there for the past year or us'e. horse with. a couple -of other lads at; Z�
,
thusiasm has blown away. so, and who is -an expert in his line "Exaotly," assuired, the -agent. "Of was, a donkey?" . the adhool on. Tues!day, had. the niiia-
, coursie We make -a careful imesitliga- Teacher: "iPlease, bring .the geog- fortun
I -to date -the present session of the has sold, out and intends- going to tion fir,sLi,r . -to me.". e to fall against a post of the , i�
1. Taphy hed abd a rusty nail penetrated the
House has not profited the Conserva- . Qu Appelle, Sus1k. I "That's w1hat I thought," said the John.d1d -so, and a, Pictiire was ' r lip, inflicting a nasty wound- (
On Saturday night in 'Seaforth we ladV as ish� closedthe door firmly. "I ,shown of a soldier sittAng. uppc
tive arty any, and the Opposition had the second thunderstorm of -the On' 'a Hig teacher, lAss Prildham, rendered ,
. might hafive; known theire'd be a catch donkey. The captlion under the pic- first aid and later the vmund- 4
.
veryttle, but the expense goes on ,season. -ng along the in it isomewheire."-Exchange. � ture read: �Off on, a Furlough.' " dressed by DrI. Dunl4p. -, Exe'ter d
. . Forbes Bpos. are rushi . . - I Times -Advocate.
.311st the same. And marking'time in new fire alarm system. The poles are - --- I k
. . . I '
' . ions
.Parliamemt is- really an expensive now all up and wiring operations have . . I I -Congratulat' I
commenced- ' � 0 , - . 4i At �he recent mid I winter exant- ,�
business. - , I Mr. Frank Sills ,of Seaforth has . .SUNDAY AFTERNOON 9, inations in connection with the lb- I
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I
9
-been elected tpresident of the Wesit-
�
0 1 .. (ft Isobel 114-11ton,
�
Godwl*'Ont) ' �, . �
*4
rionto Univiersity of Music, li�ld irit
� .� . .
.ern' Football Association -by acclama-,
S'WatY0Td, :M]4y BCkmeiT (was -sule- v.
- .
L.____________ I - � __
I . -1. -
So Far, So Good
lion and Mr.. W.., �Qovenloc�,_ )3.A., of
cessful in, pasisling --his Tbgtoj
- J - _ .1 -
.
I I ---"-"'-"---;----'-,-'-.fiii��ti-o-n-.-��-j�on�or,s,."-
gentl�_ Though pelace-Is striven after
I
London, an old Seaforthite, has been
elected vice�presldent -of th�e ,Middle-,
. .
A charge to keep I have4 .
This%
him to his full junio . r piano certifi- . �.#
The middle of. March has been
-sex ,district, also -by acclarination.
A God to glorify,
ly it is not a]-
cate. -Miss 'Mae Wilkinson
passed and so lar that morfth has ,
IMr. W_ D. SWan of Bruceifield, s
A never-Idying soul to save,
Amid fit it for the sky-.
ways attained; both the Psalinist and
St. Peter make, plain, -Sumetimes
teacher. -B�th pupil and teache are , `
,
been on its very best behaviour. -
appointed to attend the W.F.A. meet-
ing in, Galt -on, Friday. .
'
I I I
perrsle;cutgo4 foRows .:such zeal "'but
to be congratul ated_4Bimsisels Post.
. I
But anything can happell'in March ..
1. Ait a meeting held dn the Brucefield,
To serve the present age,
ful,ffl,—
and if ye 9-hould suffer for righteous-
blessed If
.Reeve Peter W. Scott Donates
. Musket i
and almost every year almost every
club rotonis of �11,e Rovers football
bear�, 1�he (followilig ,office,ils were
,My calling to I
0 may it � �all my powers engage
ness' sake. are ye.' ye en�-
,d�ure ch9itening, ,God is dealing with
Reeve Peter ,:'W. 'Scott, of East *
I
kind of weather does happen.
elected: Honorary president, Alex.
'To ,d6 my Master�s wdll.
youas with sons. He has called Him-
Wawanosh, has a musket -and bayonet
that by his 1.
In all probability this year will be
'Mustard; president, A. T. Scott; 1sit
�Peter Rowey;
Help mie to watch and pray
self your Father; Christ has claimed
you for brethren. H,e,'th,e righteous,
was carried grandfather-
in the RebellioA of 1837, and be al" .
I
. no exception, althougl� the longer it
vice-president, 2nd
vice-president, B. Stobbs; secretary-
And on Thyself rely,
suffeiled; shall we not reckon it for
believes that it was carried at Water-I
loo, by former
. .
the less or should we
treasurer, �W. D. Swan; -manager, G.
, And let me ne'er my tTil.§t betmy ,,a
'But to high.
blessing to be worthy to. bear the
a so,ldi6r 71rilember' of. 1.
the famlily. The lReeve has
goes, severe,
say mean, the weather is likely to be. ,
A Turner; captain, George Swan.
*Quite, a rituni � ber friom Brucefield.
press realms on
Charles Wesley.
cross. �
St. Peter adblonisihes the followers
"
,,.erouis-
ly offered tlids musket and bayonet to. . &
The days are getting long and,the
were in Grand Bend sucker fishing
I
S . S. LESSON FOR MARCH 24, J9;5
of Christ .to sanctify in your hearts
-Christ as Lord." They must rely on
,Goderich to pla,ce in the ,
Museum -
Needless to -gay, the Goderich coun- . 4
sun is getting hot. More power to,
on Saturday.
(Mr. John Cann of Ushorne is Un-
'Lesson Topic—P I eter Describes The
His -word, assured that -he, the holy
.
cil accepted the offer. — Wfn.-ham &
Ad,VanCe-TiMeS.-,
them. The earth has emerged from
fortunaXe 'this year. After the losis
I Christian Life I
.
God, will fail them neither in wis-
4olm nor power. To think otherwise
- . .
Jimfmy Kerr a
unde,r its blanket of snow, . and looks
of -one horse, now the veterinary Says
his driver has, broken a bone in her
Lesson Passage—I'Peter 3:849 .
Golden Text—I Peter 3:15. .
is not ,to sanctify -him,
�
Jinlmy. Kerr', son of 'Mr. and Mrs-
.
prett I y well, thank you. .
foot. -
Devotional Reading—I! Peter 1:1-8.
�He tells ,them, too, that they must
be ready always to an answer
W. j. K.,,,, o,f 151, lVanless. Ave., To- 0
.
And sap's running. Wouldn't it be
A very sad- drowning accident took
,place at Semple's "farm', near Tees-
'The virtues here ,enumerated are
of so impoitant a character as to be
. give
to every man that asketh you a rea-
rorito,, passed away Tuesday after- F.
noon, '.March 12bh, folollwing. an ill -
.
a cruel shame for March to turn
on Tuesday evening, when
considered the apex and crown of all
son of the hope! that is, in you. No
riess Of three weeks. He was strickerr 0
,
about on us now? But then, YOU
'water,
Mrs. 'Semple, �a relative, from Liver-
Peter's �previuus advtice_-�'be ye all
man ought to entertain opinions for
'which a good reason,cannot be given;
with acute lymphatic l;euka,emia, a 11,
blood disease,
ut March, even
poo� England, end. her daughter,
Crissde,Semple, were drowned when
like-minded, compa-ssionate, loving as
brethiren, tender-hearteA humble-
every man ought -to ,be willing to
for which ntedlml' sci-,
ence has as yet not found a cure_
when the end has, been almost reach- ,
,their �boat was, swept down the river
and overturned ".,do -re they had tak-
Tndnded. "Like-mindedyHow often
in the ope,ning chapters of'the Acts
,and
state th� grounds of his ,�iope on all
groper occasions. A Christian should
%
jimmy was an,omly child, and was six�
years cd ,age. Mrs. Kerr is a sister &
ed. I - ;I
en .hold of the oars. I
do we read., "with ,ione accord." For
have such intelligent vie�ws of thie
tnith of -religion, and such constant
of MT. A. J. WalkeT -and Mrs. G. L_
If March would only be good this
I 0
exaliniple we read: Thus th4e disciples
evidence in his own heart and life
.
Baker oftown. Interntent was mad,& 4
in the 'Pete,tiboro edmietery 'On Thurs-
year, we might have an early spring.
�
continuedin prayer (1:14); thus they
went daily to the Ten�ple (2.46); thus
that be is a child of God, as to be
.day afternoton. A
-4WdnghaTa Advanm_
And an, early spring means"early
From The Huron Expositor of
' I
they lifted up their voices to God
able at �any trime to satisfy a candid
inquirer that the Bible is a revela-
. . A
TimW.
pasture and early green food.
March 20. 1885
(4:24), for all they that believed we're
of oneheart andone soul (4:22). Such
tion frtorn heaven,, and that it is pro-
McGratten - Green
%
And we need them. Stock feed is�
Mr. Richard Watson :of Clin-ton has
lives exhibit harmony of tho ught� the
pe pe
, r for him to cherish the be of
selfttiarL — (Urtclini The Expositor's
A quiet wed -ding was solemnized ors 1.
Wiedhesday, March.6tb, when Jemie �
I
getting pretty scarce in the country,
Tented the Benmiller mills and takes
in time.
same aim -and purpose. . ..
"'Compassionate"—This
Bible and, Barnes' Ciommentpxy).
Annand Green, youngest daughter of
possession a short
feeling St.
0
1 e late Mr. and. Mrs. Andrerw Green,
-and money is pretty scarce too, and
'On ��'riday last Mr. Samuel Fan-
'Paul describes (Romans, 12:15) as re-
WORLD MISSIONS
Colborne Towns,bip, was; united in-
,
it takes a lot of money to buy fo�.d in .
,son of Exet&r cut with a bucks—,
one cord of dry beech and maple wood
joicing with them, that do rejoice and
weeping ,with them that weep.
�
More Abundant Life
4
marriage to Thomas McGratte7l� Ti&. -
the spring�. , . 1-
in one hIour and tseventeen rainutes.
"Loving as brefthrenP—The sense
The futu're of 0hina rmustt be a mat-
dale Sask. The ceremony was per- 6
Tmed by Rev. R. C, McDeFmid,
fo ' at �
I
That is why we are paying our best
The contract for building atbut-
of the brotherhood of Christians is
ter at least,of interest, if not of con-
his hoTne in Toronto. Theeouple left; A
ments, to Londesboro ,bridge was- let
strongly marked in all the New Test-
cern, to intelligent people the world
i1r0miediately afteTward, for t1krhome,
respects to March. She can be so
on Monday by -CommissioneT Hays to
ament 'Scriptures. It is the name by
over. The,country has a population
in Tisjilale,,Sask., the bride *earing a 4
good when it pleases her, and when
George Kydd, of Exeter, for $3,250.
which our LOTd claims fellowsbip
of four hundTied millions, or about one
prctty blue ensemble suit.—Goderich A
it doesn't, she can be so bad—so
�The Bethany Presbyterian Church
the Gth,concets*ion Goderich Tp.
with men, being not ashamed, to call
them brethren. It is'the designation
fifth of the people in the world. The
Chinese -h industrious
Star.
very,
on of
ane virile and
Found By Neighbors ' d
very bad. I
was burn.6d to the ground, on Sunday
of the Christian body from the first
race, and their civilization dates back
March i� the farmer's first g amble.
night last. I
JSome of the 'latlies of Ma7. Ross's
(Matt. 23:8), is constantly found in
the Acts and the Epistles, and has
at least threb thousand years. About
Me hundTed years ago �Chin-a was
The body ,of Mrs. Wilson, formerly- .
Jennie taing, daughter, of the Ista
i .
May it be a lucky one this,
congregatt,ion at Bru-cefield surprised
been used of the church in, every age,
forced by vigonjus Eutoppans to take
A
Alexander ILainj, -Of' Mitchell, wag
. year.
Mr. Robert Carriochan., a short time
marking how as one family we dwell
notice that a new 'civilization, exist-
found Wednesday a,fternoon in hey- A
,
ago by calling on him at his house in
Tuckermith and presenting him with
in Hiin:. "Tender -hearted" -4t was a
Jewish idiea that deep, feeling was
,ed in the West which demanded to
be Tecogniied. (G-radmally. this west-
modest home in the South Ward. -6
Neighbors had not seen -her about;
I N
.
WUT PERS SAY.
a �ur coat ,as a token of their ap-
his lead,-
closelT ,connected with some of the
the bQdy; 'and %e
ern invasir,n of forles ailu" ideas,
the Chinese ,revaluti.)n,
,since Saturday and wondering at her-41
preciation of services as
organ% of in Old
Luhriitiate� in
absence, �Iiss M,dDerinlott crossed to,
.
Of the stinging in, the chtrehi -where
he has been. precentor f6f over 30
Testament we 'coimo' upon, it in the
story o,f Josepii -when mieeting his
which' hias been in prociests fur the
last thirty years. The Ma'ncbu re-
her hot,"d and petered in the winda-vir V
to ,see the Q'ifeiess,body on the floor,
1
. Politics On Sunday I
years. .
brothers. '9Humble-,minded" — This
gime was overthrown, in 1911., and we
Dr. W. J. M. Armstrong, coro,ner, 0
.
The Ancient Order of FC)Tresters of
word is, zk, New Testament creation.
are row in the 23rd year of the Chiq-
said sihe had be4en dlead far about tw�>
(Orillia Packet and Times)
Seaforth fort-nially opened their new
The heathen had no admiration TOT
ese Republic. These twenty-three
111
days. - A saster, MTs. Peine of Chi -
lodge room in Scott's Block on Mon-
the'condition of minid.thus expressed
years have, been ifilled with civil war
cago, and two brothers, Thom" IjaingZ
.
The Toronto Telegram has entered several vig-
day night. .
and where they do use the word R
and struggles for powerby riv'al'war-
V
,of Fullarton,, -and AilexandeT ofDow-
orous protests against the growing practice of
Denny's Hotel in Seaforth had a
is in 'a bad s,-,n,se as -Aignifviing "cow-
lords. Spmking geneially, there has
le suyvive--�Mitchell Advocate. i,
holding political meietings on Sunday. In view
narrow "cape from destruletibn 'by
ardly" and "meari-spirited."' Before
been a constant eff�ort to ch-ange China
I .
. .
?f the imminence of 'a Federal election the sub-
fire on Wednesday forenoon. ' 11
Christ -nqne had'.taught; "He that is
fr0ni above� In the earlier days of
�..
0
is one of timely inteTeot. The trouble starts
Mr. John 'Finch of Seeforth has
greatest among you s,hiall be your
the revolution great biopes'were en-
I . I
,?ect
!n the churcbAes,'when ministens claim the priV-
purchalsed' a, Tiew inicubator with R
servant" (Mat.t 23:11). ,) .
tertained that by creating a ,strong
,cites. Christian missions -are at work 4
ilege of dis,cusr.ing poltical topics from the pul-
capacity of 200 eggs. I
It is manifest that if such virtues
arnly, by adopting ,modern, education
in many help(ful way& it is hoped
pit, on a day when the politicians have hitheTbo
A new organ was installed in the
flou'rished -a�niong believes� di-,coTd
end by W11ding new factories-, China
I
that among missionaril4s - it is no. d
been expected to givie the country a rest. The
James Street ,Metb�bdislt Church in
would be ,put to rouit; there would be
would be renewed and become strong
lon1ger considered a '-promotion' to� be
political leaders of the C.C.)F., vv�ho look upon all
Emeter last week.. This is, a hand-
no rendering evil for --evil in their ac-
like the nations of the, West.
rhanged'from. country erviangelistic 0
therniselves the inspiTed prrophets .of a new era
so,me in-struw�ent, costing about $500.
tions nior reviling for reviling in their
All these plans were good in- their
work to an institutiori.
of righteousness, naturally begin to think that
�
The paitial eclipse of the sun.was
words. This iR the spirit of - St.
,way, but it seermed to be !rorg,otten
So, Im(uch for a riecogni,tion of the 0
other pold-ticians as wicked fellows, and consider
seen in Exteter ,on Monday last and
Peter's exhortatiani--that -which is
.
that,,China's real strength was in ,her
sdbuation, and hopeful efforts to -rem,
if the ministers can dis,cus,s, their program there
caused- considerable excitement while
found in. the Serrmn on the ,Mount.
agricrultuTe and that about eighty per
edy it. It may well be asked, "Why, ,-
is no reason why they sihould not do a little Sun-
it lasted.
It would be blessing for cursing and
cent. of beir people were farmers.
are China!s, farmers, so poor?�, ob-
day preaching bhernselvee. They dannot expect,
Hillsigreen is still improving and
'lye should inherit a bles,sing" ToT
During the past few years,, it has
0
viousl7, in ible first. place, becaus&
however, that their opponents will accept their
th6e is orply one vacan-t house in the�
there is a lavir Iof recompense with
fbeein kelcognized. ori, -all sid�s that
there are so many people to 'be fed.
I own valuation of the semi-�sacred character of
place.
God in, good things as in evil.
there is need of attention to Cbinla's
t
To those who loolk -Rpon- Clhina's four
their ideas, oythat they will leave the SundAy
Mr. James Cowan of the 6th of
ISt. Peter rthen quotes from one of
rural prdblemig. Military'leaders see
'bundred 1�dlliong as a mar-
field free to them. If MT. Woodsworth and May-
MdKillop sold his hiavy Oriulght horse
C - —alms land, enforms. his own les-
that they cannot forever tax the
potential I
ket for maintutfactured go,6ds it has
or Simpson persist in preaching Socialism on
to MT. Sharp of Seafortb for a good'
,.,)a -.'he,reby. He does not quote word
,farmers and live free off the meagre
been pointed out that the market �
Sun -day the quiet of that day will, eTe this year
figure.
for wo,rd, as� we find the, extract in
-surplus of ' agriculture. Disasters
would probably begreater if the pop -
is out, almost certainly be broken by the n,oise .1
A s-hort t1ine ago a number of
Psaim 34:12-16 but he gives the spir-
,such as .the floods of the Yangtoe
ulation were only two hund,ted mil- A
of political combat from one end of the country
frionds gathered at the residence Of
it in. -full. The Pisalmist,A,ays'. and St.
and the Yellow Rivers ,and the
lions. But ,over-ipopulationj is not,the
to the other. This will.be a calamity for which
Mr. "James White ,of McKillop, to
Pete,r reiterate,% that the way to inake
drought Of this Yiear have made peo-
whole problem. ,"No substantial pro- W
Canada will have no reason to thank them.
spend the feivening, and when. they
life worth diving -is to control the
010 realize that such afflictions only
griess. can, be Imlade unless the peasant's
. I -
were about to start for home and
tongue, Control ,that and you aTe
b4came disasters because the people
margin can be dricreased. The nar- , 6
6 ...
as Mr. Tho,mais Dadds stepped dut of
miaster of the reist." It is a little
,
thad no reserves. � Chinese newspapgrs
mow margin, which vanishes at once
. 1.
the door,.some unknown person fired
in)FImbev, ,but boasteth the great
harvIe recently ,been harping on the
I
,in tiW" of flood and famine, could W 4
. Peat Becolnes Popular
a shot at him� the ball &azing h,is
tbings." But the.psaihn bontemplates
bankruptcy -a rural economy, and
-greatly increased if the land ,were ,
I (Fergus &ews-Recorrd) . .
face. It is :supposed it -was . in, fun,
but,it, was extremely dangerous fun.
a fuT,ther. dsn�ger. The. actiono, need
watchfulness also. "By their fruits
cailling on the ,4DDver.nMent to taike
OdequAte, Measures. Rural Recorr-'the
,
miade prio&tctive by better irrig ition, f
to'e of fertilizen !� se -
More than, ,once; the possibilities of peat pro-'
MT. Jas. Broaff-bot, Jr., of TucikeT
.
ye shall jcnow them.." I'Let him, ,turn
struction, means ,putting into ,practice
lection -and the planibi � nig of raore suit- 0
duction in Wellington have been mentioned in
'.
I smrith, recently sloW, ,a very superior
away from evil, and do ,good; let him
9 Program whiCh'will. alleviate the
-able criops in "rtsin soils, The land
thesb columns, thougili it do[ doubtful if tit can, be
thoroughbred bull calf, 17 mionthe ald
seek pexce, and ;pu.Tsue it.,, St. Paul
suffering of China's. rural population.
,holdings in Chinia will always lip 4
rna& a conimereial success. However� it seeins ,
to a gentlen '
�= from the 'County Of
has a persage very much in the kpir-
Is. there a way -out ? POT a num-
simall, and speaking 'generally., labor
*aii more use is being made of peat 4eposits in
.
Esisex for t" sulml of $1.00.
it of St. Peter's te�ac,bhtg here, and
bL,qr of reasions, the s-itua-bion) is very
will always be"chesper than ,m*11n_ 4
Outariq) recently, and � the lHuron Expositor, off
IMr. John 011s; [of HVIlett thas sold
tlfo words of which picture distdnctly
hopeful. It has been noted that for
ery. . But labor Can' The inadD 700TO
Seaforth, tells of a cornipany nlow'ai work in Ray
to Mr. Robert Wiatsio-a the farm Of
the dificultie,s. which the Christian
the first time in the - re"lutionary,
PrUabOtive by aPPlYing the digoover #
township, north of Emeiter, preparing to prodkwe
Mr. Noble, ,on the 14th concession f,dlr
-,vill haVe to labor ia&nst: "Giving
Veri-od intelligent leaders in, China
ies of scien��, ,and use 0ouldi frequent -
the artiele adds f1hat for rn!=7 yelai's, peat has
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$4,301Y.
diligence to keep the unity of the
Mooigtise the plight of the conwon
ly be made -of idle, tinie, in the Winrber d
been pro&eed in Perth county. Utention .was
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Writ in the lbotid. of peacell (Epli.
Teb,Pllet amid that rev+.pr6aperity must
by the discovery of suibs.idial-
y occu,
probably made of this-peiM bog i sorne weeks. ago.
iSuccessftl Father: "supposing J
4:3). Peace is the alesp which binds
ibe fbiiiMiled 'on well�being of -the
pations. It 'will be tecog,nized, of 10
The E*cisftor ' sayg that f5life price of peat at the
,should be takimi'away suddenl'y' what,
the 10b,rigtian, icomquuJf,on, together.
'the
farmer's. -The Gove,nmient is.,study-
course, that humanly speaking, ev�
Hay township piant wail proibehly be $6 00 per
. r
would become of you?" .
FroW &IFilort of cau ea, Men axoprone.
ing the tprobIOMV and seelking'advice
to pr ,S, Starts from edti- 16
ery Oig`r�ets
I tion- At odth a ,price, it is libubtfiil if it can com.
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18on: "Oh,j I wotild jwt be here.
.is,
to fall, apart, to break the oneness;
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from-sibroad. EXpeiriments are being
,path
cation for constantly increasing num�_
perw.v�iibij obbier fuel though it may be used, in
The quios - -a' i,s- what would become
�k
and peace !a uble - to -hold them, fast
conducted in varliouEr parts. of the-
bera 4of children and� a,d41,1ts,._LFryV4 I
.the loeUl are�',, whdbe'ft can, be tes"d dWay.
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-of you?, . I
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Heripe the ieces,sity -of, Is0eking it dill'.
'Oou,btr'y ,by official aoid', private alien-.
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