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1111 � I I authorities to see, in fact, to insist, . 1jstj?j Monday watts the 43rd cellebra- $rade gu�l I 0
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'i��,�,lll��., . Ii thought and aims b6f ore they 1§aotember 15, folks to take advantage of the,long Vor Day in the Un�itedj Sta-tes and dther yearts they are ljway , -so -
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I"), � - , ,limtnes, 4 cents e3di. � are� permitted -to enjoy our Richard IStanbury, XD., one bg the kg1rhAy 'And .... FAA was, given Canada wao the result -of the aotw - 'N . d ,� ', .� gs. T,�wo brot
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;� I I . . . . . . . for foiltj�Zzftx years a . resident of. bdlabOu's oi�r 'the seven.-ftures. was a piotwerfi;bl 11duity of ,Shelburne teh how Tasit 4 0
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,..�, .. I Advertising rates on Applicati6n. . 10 I .. . Bayflield, pamed away at his " . ng f ur rou 0 . in, a.0 -acre field, of I..
.., 11 I � , , I , I . . 11 in Bayfield, on Thursday last. Gregowikin calendir Lablor Day's ap- its activi�ies in, 1894 When other labor t 0, rid A �
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..'�, I I . . I . That Ik What Would Happen IM,r. Tig Wood, of Logan, an& one, pearance'Monday is its high spot for orgianizatlona! took the lead.
1. � � � � ' Pegged to t ed ��6 ii W, �f twine and cut his
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. -;.J.", Members of the Canadian Weekly . . of the prominent fariners and sbqok laten6s ' - he first Mon- I ,grain O14 a 100-alcre, fsaim, -
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W I I ... raisers of that town0hip, won a $500 , y comes Wor ree6gnition in vax�lctus� United
I i0f 1. Class "A" I There is a wealth of good advice in 1040-4before t1hig holida ther took the rest of thleball and out �� 1.
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.,"', . ew.spapers Association,, prize offeired Sitates and 'Canadian citiets, from 1882 - I ' . i 0
1. '' , 141 , . bk the tP,riovineiall Der -A -4 . , i 41ate as September 7., - lilis gratin on a 12rai-acre farm, an4. they, .
�� ", - �� W-eeklies of Canada, and The Huron � best .a af to 1986. In ,Canada the agi eigh- '
� :1 . . a recent editorial of the Windsor ..". part�mejnjt of A-gricultuie: for tbe. � OlMor Dlay In September i�- pecu- ft-t0n, ap- pold tha-balance;of the ball to a m�
�,Vf', � . � � Holstein, malee and female. - p Uuadhed I'Lae stage of a .political is- �ar—lGiderinh Star. ' 4 qi
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�,V,�.,.. County Press Association. ...,,,,. Sta,r which said: "Conservatives are . The 1111agers of Hensall, were Aar to the, United States' and , Can- . �
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I � 11 'I" . I __ . . trying to build up the armaments last to ada. The �Eurojpean CoLuditerpart is I .. Brought"Boat in Safely � ,
4 , "' . stsDtaed on Sunday morning I May 1, often marked by di8turbances reckoned with in the affairis of ,the ..'Taickling a Job Ithatt, according tco . ..
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I 1,� 1', SEAFORTH, Friday, September 11. question a§ an election issue in Can- ' leaTn ,that Dr. Alkenhead's, horse anlj� I I
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.,I.. . . ada. The.way they hav I 'has b,eenfround. -bew. TheNlorth AhW6riean Labor Da In, 18a4 Sir John Thompsan, then � .
.1 , I e seized on niolit. , No truce, of it .. y . captains would attle-mipt, Capt.. Eld, 11
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"I', f twbilet - o1beeirtmd: by %lbor organiza, pi e Yriliv�ster of Canada, int.149-duc-, Robinson of Godevicra broukht the
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, 1;i'-' � Hon. Ian Mackenzie's' "peregriniat- I Sirl jimes Wi tlon�s in, parades and s - exaalt- ed, in . . � dole into Goderich har-
� 11:., . Ontarilol, addressed a imeeting in the - - ,Day is - ,statuto,ry - holiday frelgh1ber Prin A
� 1� Where Is The Swing? . rivilk ,on Wednesday evening k4 Sea- ing, the Worker and, thei powers and Laboi Poor lip Vhia height iol a jstmng gale I '',
l,ll, ing imperiali§ts," indicates the hope I
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. I;, , . Mr. reepp.nsibililties,of labor, 'is welcomed tihbj5ujgh6ut the Dolmil0on. The ialme on Sunday. The Priindate, loadect
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W �_ I . t, back of finding in it some flag-waving bal-, forth� The chair was taken *W he pfJople gerierlaally ajs a week -7 ye-ar a. similar move was, made in the ' A "
I For some considerable ime F,. Holtinstead. Following the pres- b' -v t of with ,grain was, drawing - ablout 190 1
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11� 4�� es should go , end hohday'--the last for the sum.- United -Stattes and the cibietrvance .
9;,. lot bait. But the_ Tori � . ,eas of welcome the day iso,qn, spread tbatughout the lets -of watter. Sa,�Isovrs Who I , �'14
.1, we have been hearing a murmur and entation iod! an addr I meT � feet 10 inch * -A.
.',�. � out that. If they went to. little, Mass Olive Rankin preseii-ted - understAnd ,the, djiMcufY1_,es- enoounteT-
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Ill ..�11 . since the election of the Hon. Earl slow ab ' him wlth,a blan&-,jome blauquet. It. is written - that in the Kilddle dontinent. e(A in steering a bout in a,heavy sea,
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g�,qc�,�,� Canadians to double or treble the been manager of the furniture fac- stayed ioutside, harbor rath 0
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1, .,�.' . . tory for the past three, years, is be- -- than attercr)t to� navIgate t -e gap, 'i. 4 - .
. ;;ij",..'.' . I present expenditures for armaments, . ."' I
" -voiced comment in a number of Con- . ired . aind channel' Th,v boats would suf- I
: . 11"Ig trarrsfe to the Woodstock 0 0 . ,
"I _,: , I the slaughter of Conservatives at the branch, and leaves town, next week, . JUST A SMILE OR TWOO I fer a ,bad nit'ght in euch a case, these , , I
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,t� :1 servative news�apers, to the eff F�ct Miss ,G. Hailitleig, of-Zuriclh, It 0 - ,autftolrith% stated ,but it would take�, _., I 4
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111. �, I..- . . that the sun had already set'on the polls would'be terrible to contem- - . . I E11hip, in- � I 11
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. �. I Aaken a =sition -in the postj loffice, 6 . . � a p1trictky'eaptain lto'b,rting Mal -1
. ;, ' � I l "This alin't no bb*nkilng.,shli;p,, g,u;v'- side. Thle gale was exce IY , ,,
I I igna-tilon of - ieding , ,
P�_,'I �."I La ss Canada, and a . plate." rendelred vacant by the res - There "s a dense summer fbg and ,
, , � y al Mmisis -R. IM-ber. ' . the officer'ton'.the bridge wtas becom- nj,)T," said a quiet volce; "this lere?s ng at tbe waterfront ou Sunday- 1�� ,
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11 I �` "I new day was; about to dawn for +6h- If one read6- Conservative W. .Bendler a,rvd A_ Schilbe, ;of Zlur- ing nvore arjl& more exasperated. a ligiMbouse." I and efry wave leaped, ,bligh ,over the . I
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I histor , one, soon learns what a prom- 10h, have secured, -the eorltralct. of As he Ile-4ned ,over the .sittle of the I sia-wall. Vhsibi -as g�lo'd, for- . , I
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N6. inent part flag-waving has played in cutting wood on the Doig farm near bridge trying th pierce the glatom. he The burly Iiisihman bared his arni. tunaltely—Godetich Star. I . A
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1-111 I ment which had' been in power in . Conservative party politics, and One of the few rermaining early a few yards -from, his ship. . could stop a train with that!, n pTovllded'a speetacullit-r,
. I settlers ,of Tuckervinith passed qway He ailinijost choked. I . "Then ye must ble either a Sam- Lake Hutro .
li 11 - Quebec'.for forty years, was decisive- what a successful gesture it has been scene for. three diays, last week, the, . V
i Sunday evening last in tlbe,pers�Dn "What do you think y1otu're doing son -Or a liar," said �his friend Wke ,being reached'on Sunday whem
11'1`11'-� , ' ' in their hands, at times, to,get them ' He had � ird memb�-r of the parlty clkrmax
�4'k;c. .. jy..1defeated in -the general elections . of Mr. Donald Mell)-onald. with your hhjr�klng ship?" he r1oared. The th ne . ark' I litige waves� swept the breakwaters, , ., , I "
�1,1'.� . into power, and at others, to keep reached the age of 96 years and was "Donit you know 'the rules of ,the laughed. "He',s itherf" be rem - �
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V, �Government. In fact the Conserva- Perhaps the most successful flag- I M-r,.,.,R. E. MaTinink., of the Bible � train, for passenigers of the Ge-orgiam, 4 l'
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I ... I ' -h a. silver tea polt The blow 6tarted in tbe ea- lbut:� -
0 veered'to the north on- Saturday a,al �
. � Xi I . . .1 . . I y, as A ` AFTERN ' ,.6 remai - ned '-in that ,quaTter 'unt,d Sim- . , #
tiN:e tfiird in waving the Conservative party ever ' .4 .. Z .
I %. . that election. � . was presented wit 'a' SUNDAY OON
. . did was in the Reciprocity election of by Vhie other members recenitl
.��, I . ( . . -five years ago token -of their. wp - pre . ei-ation .. of . . his . 0 1. �. I . 1-1 ...- , day ,evening. Shipping -was, dialpir.7,�, . I I . .
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�'..'. . towards the' Conservative party in but it is- not too far back to have � The �Ao the . �, . . seeking shelter at Toblarl�ntn-y on b�er - .
. -, I � . . . . Stephen. had the. -misfortune ,to be .
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"I'l-.1 I the, Province .of British Colqmbi4i .been forgotten by the agricultural hilt on the head by a horse. A- big One t1hing I .of the i,, . rd, desire, " s,eirving ,of .the.-peaete. ...... of, tjh,e,,church. down trip. The pass'iengems remain -1- . . 11,
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, . I Interests and the people who 6e on fly had been, "henng the anDmal Flor all My Way thath miry been� .hearing the messag
11"', � , where a bye -election was held in Van- , I - c I wets tatken -by bus, to -Owen Sound'. 11 . I 0
... �',��, .1 � I . the farms, because the farmer knows and Mr. Penbale sought, to kill it Be it'lb,y water or bly fire, hosen dielegates, the church at Ant- and 'made the Atalance of their - tript �
� . eouver-Burrard last week. - I ' hen the horse,raised ,its fdot . and - 0 make ,me clean! I ioch rejoiced thiat they were ri�ot to . Viet , , - h
1��', . now that it was at that period that w. 1. � e b I rites to Detroit ,by a special train.
..... I In that election the leader of - the ' I truck rbim,in the, head.. * ' be subjeeted to th , urdensome � ' - tinuled her trip minus,
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. � he waved,away the greatest oppor- The annual bowling tournament Of Yea, .Only ,V4. tl'he heart I el,ean and ceremlon�ejs, Of the Jewish' reli- Georg,lan conb
aTty a -ISO - Club May l-'arger lylisii1on yet be mine, I
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:. l I . ran ,a very bad, third., Out of some W-nity .for prosperity that agricul- olilented on thegreen 6 'Alijurs,day and For mirrored in its deptU are seen ,,Galatians 2:1, 2, 9, 10.—Piul in . A ,still Older Coin I . l, . . .
... V1. I . I i The iting 'to the churches of Galatia Last week we 'mleiit�on.'ed a penlay- . ..
I ture ever had, and in all probability - continued for several days. The things ,divine. . wn I
�r - twenty thotisandoodd votes cast the . � . . I . I
� , I I . trophy ,match was Won by ,the rink ,�, began ,his elpisthe by showing that which had, been dugup, 'in the garden . . .
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.,t , ever�vi ission of Mr. T. 'Carter,, dated 1854 On Set-. . . I
Conservative leader, who was a can- . skipped by Mirs. DeLacey. The As-' 8'0! wash Thou me *i-thoult, within; he haid. not received his conimi *
... , ..- .1 ' The farmers as a class, are as loy- sociation match was won bm� Mrs. G. Or'purge with fire, ,if that mustbe-, to preac.11friDmme�n; but that he had tilrday Mrs. Daivid Steep ishowed us .m
!"', didate, only secured 5,106, being 1,7 - - 7 kL .
,!� , A- S1111si'vin and the ciansoWtiofi by - NTO matter h,OV; .if ,only -sin . been a long time serving Him w1ho ,penny ,Which her. -husband ,had, found I
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1 R - I mp Mirs. A. E. Oolsonls! Ank. had ,empressly appointed and.taught when the pavemen%.,thr6ugh town wa5
t,,. I , 300 votes fewer -than were ,received I Die out in me. Amen.. . . .
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,;�L , I I I I as any other class, and have proven . Lastt meek Mr. Eli Rapien, ,of Man- ...�, . -4W. C. smith. him, before even the'spost-les at Xer- being put down sJleveval years, ago. It I
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,.� . by,the -second choice, who was the - I -me acquainted witb� its dated 18,42, -twelve yeam.._earher I �
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,. � . it ,over and -over again, but it will tley, .met wfibh'a painful accidtntwilien 1. , . usallem bad beco . .. . '.
, . I .. . 'he whelels of the I g S. S. LESSON FOR SEPTEMBER 13 him, apd with his viel and plan �
," I Provincial Preside'rit of the C. C. F. one lof t I wis it, than the,ovre mentdonjed last week. It I
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��P 1, "'' . . . L Over his. foot, leav- of.wowk. Be fuTther pointed out. that is a "Province -of Canada Bank Tok-
, ,... , , , Party. ;n- it in. a broised condition. . . Lesso Topic- -The, Council in Jerus- hie went t1wre, as a detleg*ttel to sub- en Bank of Mont.6cal penny," having # 4 I
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.��, I . � I L of themselves as well as the best in- tr'ic st,otm:;"�m.ftoTapath02d . . I . ly� Lesson Passage—Acts 15:22-29,; Ga,la. to thie'chumh alt large., The outcome the -bank; 4nv%u=,b,ly;,,Iorr-,*e,,.-dther, I :, . I
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� I . 1-1 ra,in�. passled CiVVT Manley, but no tians 2:1, 2, ,9, 10. l �W&s that the pill'ars of the Mother It is an ioldcofn andMr. Steep values .
,", , . . � terests of their country. Golden text—Galatians 5:13.. I �
111-, I ident of his party, was elected by a ..�erii,us ,damage Tmai done. . . Church, perceived j6hat be hadt reiceiv- ,it as s,u,c4L----4CliV',on- Newm�Rtecvpd. , ", .
11, 11, ".,,.� I Certainly they will not fall again . . . The chutch at Ahtilocrii, to wfh'ich ed, as well as they, -the grace of God Oldest Woman Former Neighbor .
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.,T�1� very substantial majority over both .. 1 0 .1, ,�jdf woman who d!.Iejd at Bel- � I .
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I �. his opponents. From The Hurow, Expositor comisiderabMetilmeafter returning from ther and gilven, along wijbh Barna- 6.3- weie4k, M1 ,I .
1. of . r mont, Mqn.,. 11h DES. nge. - .
I I cover up the doubling or trebling . . their fimit vnisi,iorary �ourney, was bas, the r1glyt band of fellowship.
,1�1..�� . Considering ts w . . . . I ique Gooslaw, wha -is 4aimed, to have., � ��.
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.1, . . the e enditures bf the country' of September 10, 1886 . being disturbed ',by the teaching of . 0 been tone hund-ped anO el ` years; I
.1 4, we ask, .is there any manifestation - XI) I * I � . I I I -,Oine converted Jews wbio had come .. . WORLD MISSIONS I I � . 2"ven .
1411, The new ,iron, bri te, oll-d ,%%is well known to Mir. R. X .
� I .tl' They are taxed to the limit now. Go- d,ge being' cree d t'her'e firool Judea. They tried tot Opportunities in Cofigo- Beige, � F'i�jher, of t�own, *, , I .11
-1- of "The Swing?" . S ' 4 by the county at ,Port Aillbeat is now . . do lived io,n ,blill- . 14
I'll - I . . . . ing into the armament busines convince -the brethren that it was . Percy �B. Last next farm for twenty years. She was' . -
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0,11, 0 , necesisa,ry, to-keeip the lawa, .tof Moses; . During.reeent years Glad has been a half-breed, there-beinj -a --number-of .
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."j", I . . .1. .Tld, a few nkghts ago when the contractor therefore circuan6isdon, which was, the gTehtly blelssdng the "Blible sclioal work 41hem in. tji-e seetfion and they'spoke .
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. . I I break the ba�k of their industry' ,as chief rhe of Itfae Jew!,Jsh, rijiligion, carried on by the Ores, language �!T;JIA altlogether. . , , �
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.,: well as the back of Canada. I gel Mir. Fisher loiew them well alld, ha(f
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,� .." �, � The Toronto Daily Sfar. S4 '! "An I of tbebrlldge and a couple of strang- F, , je alike. It is .evident from t -his and ta-day -there are thousands - of learned - to . understand theiti language . . .
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". . . Austrian was refused natuiilization , ' . When they approached the brink of ed *Itlh -this rite In relgard, to the ence of - these schoo i th r I- th .,
". . . , , tion has been p�id and too much said the precipice lblie horse refused to go " . a's n el . vi wi thern. They Were fex&elient . � .* ,
I l.1- . , because he�s b'eniii Canada twenty- , ' Gentile converts, and thit ,they in- lages. neEghbors,
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. . - . about the Minister of Militia's. reply tended.to found 'the Chri�leban church 'These people have- been s Dved from i rd. . I I I
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..��', ! . I two years and cann ' ot,speak English , that the diangier.ivas, serions. on the princtiple that the Jewish cteve� the darkesit; heathenism in darkest, , - Rochola - Cann � . I
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,,, � I yet. ,He is the exception. Foreign- ' =P11ti' were to cease. -But the Jews Afaillca, because .upon theirn hath the ,
, V;j.,. I I . .. � I ered, in Toronto. What the Minister conceasion of Tuckersmith, ha . a, a regarded dircunt . cision as indis0ena- LigHt s6hied I- . JA -,�u6et but pretty wedding .wa6 � �,
1,1L, ers,'as a, rule, learn our difficult, Eng- said, he had'a right to say'. If there %talk of pegs, produced, from a single able ,td sta,1vati,qn. Paud and Barns- Thle)y halvio'been briought into Riving so'lembized, fou Friday,. August 28th,1 .e oil
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R."Or lish lduguage - more, quickl n .. bas. contevided Oijtth these teachers ouleh wi a living, loving and al-
1�1. P � _y tha was any mistake made, it was not in puPiled a second stalk which had on come from Judea and we have' the magllvty Blatvaour, our Lord ' Jesus Church rectory, when -Rev. K A, � b r. .
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.11 ", � � English. speaking people learn for- - - his viewpoint, but in the rather un- if, I 1 1 1 peas: record in lhi,s 16th chapter of the Christ, land have hjad their sins for- Hunt unit9d in marrimgle J,ftfian Mar- — , .
,:! , . �.;. , I I Mes*srs, Wlthi* and iSion, of Mitdhell, secand daughtev'iof Mr. and. I .
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I ,", . eign tbhVes." ' I : . firsIt unhappy debate in the bosom of giveh, their hearts and Nves, changed 9"t, .1,
11 �.. . I . fortunate way he expressed it. kill fTurn 70 to 100 bogs I I lorWin,g Wild Mv%. Sylvanus Gan -n t* George Th,ps,.
. �� , - eveTy day the ,Church,. The contention and, ar- and ,t". ay they are fal
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� : . � That is quite true. Many, if not im -.their pork' packing -est9blishmerit. Rocho,la, OrIlly son lof Mr.1 h-nd-Mrg.. I ,�
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I. most forei0ers, who,come to our �jaj�iafac_ , We whb, have- been iseeing these
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'.. I" . I torAy convinced. -and slo b&,Ih agreed r1hangs happen -during recent years 'bride ,Warre -a badolming gowni of liglht; I 11 ,
V,� sliores are adapts at learning the country for the first time, I -m erial- trip to the Old Country. . to trefter !t1he matter -to, the authori- have been maldto - Uo rejdicitj grealbl�r, blue geargette, J,lutel felt halt and ac- I
,�..: , p . ,mr. i. W. Miner, of Torouto, has t,lpjs in the chumb at Jerusalem, .The and a stong of,pmise to Gold is in our ,cegWories , to matc I Jh, and carried & . I .
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I.,� . I . ist although hemight be, was scarce- opened iout 'a .new tailoring amid gent's dielpii'tation consisted of -Paul and hearts. . I . . blauquet,of ,gladiolus. Jean Ginn, isis-
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. tl.. . 11 I all they do learn about u#, or even � ly in a , position. to ,tender, a, dvice to latel'y' occupied. by Mr. C. L. Papst. a number of 'these converted a Pink ta&Wa silk dress, Brim, . 1. .
, � 1�: I., I - Mr. Thiomas pavr received and -listened th by ffie men !have learned 'to. read ,and' witite, ,wore, I
� ", . . the Dominion': Government, on mat-, I Ii.ey, of Seetorith were ".
!,� . , , attempt to learn.." . � . I sr)ostles and elders. But par1t, beld and bace, responded to the call from Bruice Cann, was gTtooir�sjmwm ffyg, 0 1
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I'� I . ters of defence or Any other matters, is nuking. itTranglements, for the er- ;Ath the Jude -an te'whers and ,part their follows for h-0hp, in thi C, F.- Blanchard, A�r of th,b bivd,de,. I 1. ., �, ,�
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tt lx.�, Our laws, our standards of living �. ection of a new brick stoke on his, with the 'two apostles, so, that jilt was They have gone forth to lebviduct was miatron of bonoir. " I -do, 'Manch- I .
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I W little or no attention would have been vacant lott adjobling The. Exposiltor df d, niece of the bride, was -a dharm-.
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I I I paid to the incident. Ofte. . ,and, ing little flow�er g`lrt AfteT �he- I I
t,': Xberati ' dred n4les, from, their homes, .
.1 1`11 ter seenf'to fully learn, or even try to Albourt two. weeks ago a slan of John on; but tio cotinvarje their views e�r a wedding. dinner` was,-,
l._ "Peregrimating imperialist," whil and IUD eApretss the outcome to the 'Gold is using,t1helm in at,woffloild, man- q emlony
__ � . . . a Donnel abotilt; ten years, of age, ner; fthey afib iteablii ,the -Young s�emvied at the blimia of the bride, af- I f
F, , learn, except as a.. means of evasion, it simply means a tourist, a travel- was fri-dring a bom in a wHiolle church alt A*iocb� It was a � '1119 ter vAidich -the bride, and ftooinit, 16ft-, �
I 11 . . pea mow and, nd difficult que,sl0ion, affecting Chriistiianjs� to read the Word, of God I . .
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Y 1, '.. . ler, or a pilgrim, has a sinistersounal ' ly fell to the door, about eight, feet, the entire constitution of the Chlris- :for theinselv", and at the same Buffalo. 4-0 vqslit6d`v�hh ,the , .� .
J.."'. - *law. " tian church, and they therefore ,took tim'e, as� they preach the gospel in 3� '
, , to the ordinary man on the street. It - the boy � falling 'first and jtbe horse bridlele cousin, fiir. Alvin Pergusion, ' i J 4
. . . . . ��� 61mle t10 deliberate solemnly ,on the untouched ivillogles, in, their (#strkts,
. r, . � . I ' o,� ihim. The boy lived only a few .
.1. -The environment from which they . sounds like calling the Noble Vis- � glubject. Paber was the first th �hjrow tbey aree bringing many th Jems. Of Fotrt Xrliie, --and the bvide's ujnolle� I
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, spring seems to suit them much bet- real liigiht, after imach, .pr�ebmin, Christ, in �wjhto�n they are finding life
, %! I count a nasty name, and because of ' Durin'g %e zecelr.lt CyclUnte that gueon, of Ay1mer. The young coupl&.
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-, that it -has been seized upon by -the dbnwk Newark, Dakota, M "I d talk had taken pillace, upon e eternal. . . . 0 .
1."'. I .,r. an. a Gold haisl been calling Africans to
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� � I and if it were possible f4r the aver- Mrs. R. Bel bad barely got into the and h6s complanions ,had receivjed� the His service, and tpletaking to the Rmhola, -is employe;ldl with, thi& -CiN.R.,
.�",: . �, . Conserv,dtive press out of which to celliar for sifety - when their house the home- Mrs. WlilliaIln Rochbla and Mn. E, I I I
. . g13,speil mossage andhow without sub. hearts of Ws, people im I
.! � I � ,agre foreigner to make a living"in make political capital. was b1lown from its foundatton, leav- m,1t,eing to ,diredmoilsion Walker, ,of Drayton, attended theti I I
I o; '. they had re. lands, that in a iliundried, places
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11 Z ,�:, " 'English language,� it would suit the . But to continue and enlarge upon the Wild eaeltnients. t1hen ,God whia knowleth wbeflier con- Yet the neled is great, for the calls I (tCoutdritied, on Page 3)
�:,, .1 . 'it to the extent of making it a - VertS are tmle or not,mad4 no differ, saill come ifrohn &A amund us. . i
I , , . average o I ne m politi Between fivet and Cix o'clwk' on In, volf-unteerijagfor tha I � I f k#
,..", I uch 'better too. Tu,esdaT moining 'Mr., Jameta, Brown-
. . . callssue at the next election would enete, between them and uts, why s Work these I
� '. . lee, of tq,,, 4th conce,,,sjon, ,of Ruilett, 0hchalld we ifnipose Tites on, loglj6ra riatWe C111ritstitans are, making soviO I., � i
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11 ,, '' I . That may seem a harsh criticism not go down with the Canadian peo- met wTth a hornble de-ath. He had whom ,God has evidently accepted as sacrifice for Glad, for thely could earn -whe � I I
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� 1 11�' . . of the strang6rs within our ga*, but gone to, the field to ,get the cows H118 town eve as ,much as they get Hie feld them sill., not the front .rbw ,
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I �1-ll I iAnfortunately, it is too gen6rally: pelidititres of this countr for arm- terrible gaping wounds on his ,cheat Moses?" This for this work by going ,th the KAI � t, . I
.,��, . I y eFilenced the d1sPujt8n69 and they lis� anga loolpiper. mines. I I 1 4) We 'hwe been tmyling to hb,b 0he , Ill
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I r says, lead, had a t. gg, e. . deeill ,Work ,being dofie amfong the ,Spiilt woirkinig in ,thoir h6arts, as onbr touched- a few of them, We have � 4 qJ
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11-1 I , tation that has be nced , to the slaughter of Conservatives at ,Mr. Lou* Towers, of A'ibb0'rt, GenVilies, in' ,other ;parts of the co -un. they reeliZe something of the twe- oulYbeen table to feed the front vow.
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I in the past few yea ' , particularly .., ' the polls. That is. exact] - what � I .
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if � .. I � I m6ng. th6 unemployed, might safe- rolseand com�nenjded what Peter h&j ItheM, 9,M)d yield to *the, tonstraii
, . . . 'bh, on. Thursday- the fb&v4ng.,,J,d and referred bwk to the propli. power otf the, love of God, and go 84 9 the evangelists, 4h - . 0
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. j,.,� .. - ." ly be,plaeed at the door of the for . . I v-d,vaor6iM)a;ry 'amount tf. girain. $5'0 eta for ClOnfirmAItiOn t(hat itt Was the forth in 116'ZISM8. rudimetntary surgical dressings, etc.,
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�� INII - . . ' . of tosta, aerid-76 of peas, between th'ibe htoluaed,in His Church. He there- ica,l work witilr,lourlffile stchloolaC ISIM thlitt We are out. to ,help liern in . 4
1-kP I T46: abifft� to speak English, flu-- . 111A hir houtia of 7 d.."fin'. alv& 6.60 O.m. Th fore advivid thqt� ,they trouble thlein Wimeft-Mberimg hoW id 'Milatth0w I I - e"Tr Way - - i the vi 'ble Wickness- .
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