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vory ;.a.usMte recommend-
nti011 U0 1)0111 1111.titi by the Ynod
of Toronto. and .1(ingston, to the,
elfect that Sunday scliool litera-
ture hereafter be Obtained in Cana-
da, i»st 111(1. in., per bing it from
the 'United. States, as bas hereto-
. fore been a generally followed
rule. The reason which is gener-
ally given for sending across the
border for such publications is
that they are cheaper. That may
be true to a ilight extent for the
time, but create the demand for
the work and the prices will quick-
ly follow in falling, unless the
work is managed like the public
school book moth aady, wheal 15
two prices aro charged for text
books.
Supday 'where it ei‘tiStS is
erting 1;-3trorig infii.4)3100. toWarils
Making Smiday tt holiday and
daLooying the Kalls.o 0± reyOtztee
i'ith, which. 06 abbat1i 1148 in:
ilie paSt been • . regarded by the
majority Of CanttdianS.' • ,
• These things have for long
been 0 .subject of ' concern to
Church. leaders .but it is .onlyin
very -recent, years that the people
generally have cenie togive ser-
ious attention to the subject. The
Lord's..Day Alliance .was called
into being as a Christtan citizens'.
Movement for tho defence of the
Canadian Sunday and " a httle
OVer a year ago induced the Rey.
J. G. Shearer, a Minister' of the
City of Hamilton, to give all: his
time to the reaching of •public
opinion (mil tlie ntarAialling: of
the Sabbath loving forces in op-
position to these tendencies.
-recently c(auplotekl his first
tour Of the, nisill centres through -
oat ('anada frwa Spine). C. 11. to
Victoria B. (",., lias made report
'of' number' of things that will be
of interest to our readers and
whicll. scent to :indicato that the
prevailing sentiment in Canada is
hoing aronsed in favor of calling
a halt in the trend towards the in-
troduction in !anada of tlie
.1111-
('11 0)01 Or Ertroi wan Sunday with
its industtial bondage for many
and other a dendant evils. Li
reports that Cully 00 por cent, of
the newspapers or Onitnio in
places where the ;Mimic° is 'es-
tablished have declared1 iltemsel-
yes in favor of standing by the
Canadian Sabbath; that outsland-
, ing layman in till the Chure
chs
11"11e, 11.1"1. 1111
00) P"Lut° 1111,s 1 and in 'all walks of life are in in-
beCon) 0.11,1 its , 11111111)0N 1) 100 ti Iv ing
extinction is thrthitened. Every themselves with the unwernont
, fanner who can find seeds in his 1,11,1 giving. it th,ia
Potato 1101d1) next fall should Pr0' , port. Thy attitude of the hdOnl-
servo 111(''11'' fur 1,V ihk ['hers of 'the 'Legislative Assembly
111011115 'ne may secure a vigorous as indicated in its recent 'Session,
10.1)1 licaltity potato at small cost. would seem to 101 more favorable
than two three years ago. to-
w:Atli protectica 11)0 Weekly
1.?.est Day. The request of the
larbers to have the Sunday bar-
ber sllop prohibited by 11110 1110 t
fit atOSititil I ill the 10)1050.
0,r.Rt1.4 .0e00 sovieral • apyili.-
ee!tionn), ltailways lbr
speeial.twrnOsion. ) operate 011
Sunday, every sitc'!ii,..,:was refused
110 almost 0 unannars Vote,
lnadtr as nimly as 1)115 ylitlfs \\therms two years ago smr/v snin-
Tro and the 11 10 Pone,' 1 1W0111 lo 1' applioations 1001'o yory' *Vit.fr-
1 Ito heathen Eskimo 'and those ably entertained. Even in
110111'-
101111)11 the Oirolo 1110. I 01
groat indeed. "Clio Christian Ns-
i,touao e..4,6%ev1.1n
kimo were nt,t only educated— 4
and they wore groat letter writers, ETA 2filitationa
kit 11.1-1 win-dd
"Potato seed," says an agricul-
tural exchange, "hes .beeonio an
almest unheard Of curiosity, "yet
fifty or sixty years ago potato
fields were and piirplo with
blossoms in Jul',', and in August
:td:c viite,t were heavy wit 1) '1 latis''
full of soedS, hunelms of
• iants 001'-
00 grapeio tly plalltillg
these seeds seas,m alloy scasmt,
neW varieties Of potatoes were pro-
duced; and it was the design of
nature that 1.5 such plantings tla,
voteo.should 11 .1a.01 alga ted and
'preserver -I. This has not I wen.
.51 'the eightY-.third.. itimmtl
:meeting of the • London ,,0k.4.)eitt-
lion, in. aid of .'..i.loraviait :\lissions,
.170rd
St r -,
. n', facts,
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74 ll
uT4a.4.a
whiel ' itertstfug.
Lord
St,ratlicona said 110 had seen the
-A.Torav la 1 111551111 nt v(tri„-. ill La_
real the soutiment luw shown 4,
self +Siii.PriSingly strong ...in layer
of resisting farther encroachments
011 the Sabbath.. The attempt to
legalize athletic spertS in: that
Metropolis failed. The 'French
theatres that were open on:
day entertaining crowds twice in
the day have 'been Closed by ac-
tiou of -dip poliee ataboritios.
:Barber shops alSo in that city
110170.. 1)0010 closed by municipal
enactment ttt the, request of the
barbers.
Ai notable feature of this cam,
paign in Montreal is the proinin-
ent stand taken by the :Roman
Catholic Churcli repreSented by
Archbishop Bruchesi. )vrote
in 'the columns of the "Montreal
Herald," among other things. - "I
cannot taVoY ally Public aintise.-
Montsthat would lead to the de-
secration of the Lord's Day Mid 1
SOE greater danger of fills ill tile
authorization of athletic games in
oi)0 great cities. They arc, I 0111
Che cause of many peo-
ple staying away from Church
and in 101)11110)1 ))1'0)lfl'i11Lf01l
08.05ti Of intemperance bemuse;
where 11001. the public houses are
opened for tlio sale of drink in
violatiOn ot tile 11)1(1)10 1 Just
1. tun opposed to the 01) oiling of
muaennis and theatres on SUM -
Opposed 10 these
games on the Lon L's Day, tin it is
the Lord's Day. Moreover, once
you ilogin autliorize gtunes, it
wilt lead to all kinds of Sabbath
breaking 1111,1 Sabbath itl1101: and
Von will have the Hund 00 lwre
just as it is spent in. 111f1111"
hi Europe. 1 am certainly strong-
ly opposel to such a movement."
Another notably fiNtture of this
movement 15 the general co-opora-
lion of organized working -men
with the Lord's Day Allianec 11)
seeking to preserve intact the
Weekly 'test Day. The Trades
and Labor Councils of Ottawa.
Toronto and :Hamilton have ap-
pointed Conimittees of the .11.11 -
once. The .Laltor moil. of lhitisla
Columbia who are said, to he
above the tiverago 31) i)lt011igO)100,
have taken a vigorous 10i111 of the
1110001)1011t0114'5011111 it is, expect-,
ed that the Mines and ()Vier for111
of fal 5,0 in that ProVillf0 will ere
long he aAcod to e1050 on Sunday.
Mr. Nall) Smith, M. P., President
of' 11i4 TrlIdes atal Lala». t!ottgress
of Canada, is an ollicer or the
1.,01,11':-: I/ay .‘lliaiwo of that Pro-
t int._ and strmig advocate of
the protection of the Sabbath,
With this combination of' the 1011-
1 )11(1,1)11))))' foreitt; 11l0
try it 04 111(1. too muc11 to antici-
pate ultiniato success as tar as the
protection of the integrity of' the
'Workman's !Zest Day IS concern-
ed, at least.
'P1 o' question as to whether the
01011(11:4 Provinces 1)000 constitu-
tional authority to .deal with Sab-
bath tgislation is now before tho
Court,. The Supreme Court of
11111011a liaving recetitly dismissed
an appeal from a jndgement of
-dm Sul weino Court of NOW 'Bruns -
Wick sa4aiiiiiig tile constitution-
ality to: Ontario is expected pres-
ently give its j udgm 1001upon
the same queation.
So long as the CM•istain peo-
ple do not seek to use legislative
power toward forcing people to
observe the Sabbath hill religious
sense but only to secure to all the
opportuni ty so to 110, there is little
00.4.11, clulrehes.
Tho missionmies' 'Wtts hard
one. Thpy vame very young and
10110r100,1 irS lung ttS Wen:, [it
'11)111,41)'110011; thyy Ita1.1 1) travol
groat IliAnnee,-; thotherynom-
etor at 50 or 60 degrees below
zero, living 00 :Ivied o,(1 -1k11, and.
thov 10111,1 :nut, wivos _tor
tholnsol0;._,s. but 101.1 to stn11 home
orders mal have the wives sent 1
(11)1 1 owev..q.
he iwiived no happier married
?..:) 1,, • e, n aywhero.
These missionarios 1001.0 doing 0
gnat, (1 go1.
An Honorable Medicine.
That 41,1)pe1titi to best judgement
of the host s,oplc 1, lb!. Chase s Kid-
ney -Liver Pills, the greatest prescrip-
tibil of Ile A.. W. Chase, t he famous
Beeipe Book anther, By noting
ectly, and specifically on the liver,
kidneys and hott'els, this populat Lan-
ily medicine, thoroughly intros liver
coinplaint, billiousness, kidney-disea:w,
constipation and the acconlpaning
J11111'3)1 (110 1101)11. Dc. Chase's Kidney
.Liver Pills 'act promptly. pleasantly
and nabbrally. 000 pill a dose. 21c a
box.
THE BATTLE FO Et TLIE 5.113
-
BATH.
Many things have aueurred in
recma.years tending to ntake ser-
ious hiroads 211 the Weekly !test
Day in l'anada. c'ontractors on
public wf 110) hav0 not infrataient-
y upcai workiiig seveit
days -0 week. 'Tile inaj(aity of
the Minos of 'olumbitc
are °Ito)) • cot Iti 1111)1(15] y. Not a
few factories in the different parts
Ontario have claimed the right
of running for at least a part of
Sunday under the Idea Of the
lyressure of business. 1t tt 0111111 -
tor of 'common complaint that the
law prohibiting the stile of' liver
mi Sunday is freely, if secretly,.
disregarded in many places.. Stitt-
' day excursions, band concerti
and the like. have appeared in
some (.;± our larger centres: Tho
Dr; 0. W. 'Chase's 1‘..Terve Food
dome into popularity by leaps and
bounds, until now the sales are crier.
mous, far stir.
passing those 01
any nerve re.
storative
blood - builder
As a. eonse.
quence of 'thi
phenomenal 0115'
(1003 there . have
sprung up many
imitations that
relieve by dead-
ening the ncrycS,
but which can
f' never really cure
and are positively hozmful and
thesystem.As you
valu'e your life and health beware of
these worthless imita.tions, n.nd refuse
111 substitutes which are said to be
"just as good,"
Imitators do not dare tn., reprOduce
the portrait and signature of Dr. A. W.
Chase, which are found on every bow
of his genuine remedies.
Dr. Chase's
e.,,rve Food0
fleirtz's Spiced and Snot Pickles and Our Mc Tea
--2,4p--,ARE ALL LEADERS.—Eap----
We never trifle with the quality of our table supplies.
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• JAMIESON'S IRISH WHISKEY, DUBLIN, lItELAND.
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PORT AND SHERRY WINES 1PRom FRANCE Ain) SPAIN.
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At the vequest of many eonhurneve •O'ho were anxious to procure Pura Live
from o'er 110000trrs:;114,... Bonded WarchOuRO, ninst unclOr control of. the Custom
Officer, we have opened out
A RET STOITh-1-11
Ca -Now rag11i1114 Bail Bedell& rzeCIXS Old Btand
ox. crzo
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We keep the best Ale and Porter manufactared.
Goods delivered frec to all parts of the town, Egmondville and RarpurhOy.
1301 Over Viriy lieears.
▪ NVIscLowis 5001(0140 Syltup has been
yea n! disturb& at night and
used by millions qt mothers Tet(heti: ehild-
broken on your rest 1)3'a sick 111011 sulliaring
and crying with 51) 01 Oul.1.ing i1'liet13, &Intl
• unee and. get a, bottle of Airs, Winslow
l"0.0thing. Syrup' for Olitldren Teething. 11
will rel iore the poor little &acre]: 110 mediate-
ly. Depend upon ir, there is 10 )0)510)10 about
cures Din:alatett 01501,1 tOS the stomach
and Bowels. cities Wind Colic, softens the
G0 in 4. ;educes Inflamed on. and gi los Jonp and
. "Mrs Whislow's
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kbuvrIosC • Wiestand00,1 f.em"Va,sl4eLOpI.AnyISVi'cSiZ,aInOSOTnrilNhoe
O pJ.o1gv';fu;1°"itOslO 11 Pig .1,,ngV(.
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doubt that Llte p•iiblic opinion. of
Canada will sustain them in care-
fully protecting the Canadian
Sunday against needless encroach-
ments of greed of money or of
passion for pleasure and sport.
(II
tlaT FISHING.
The imp )rtance of the (..atiad.-
i an fishing' industry 00.11 be real-
izoc only hv a.persual Of the
tical reconl of 'production and ex-
ports from year to y000.. The east-
ernsea coast from the Bay .• of
Fundy to .111e Straits. or Belle isle
covers a distance of 5,600: miles,
and British Columbia, with its
multitude of bays an11 mountain-
ous islands. lms a sea 'coast of 7,-;
180 miles, 011(1.11 salt water in-
shore area, not including minor
indentations, of 1;500 squart.;
Miles. According to returnS fur-.
nishei I. the Marine and; Fisheries
Department, the total 'catch last
year Wits valued' at $21,801,706.
'Nova Scotia takes the lead among
the Provit ices, with a catch valued
at . $7,0,17,604; British Columbi 4
makes a record of 65,214,074.;
Now Brunswick, $4,110,891; .011.-
101.10, $1,590,447; Quebec, $1,058.,.
1 86; Edward Island, $1,-
048;645, and .)lanitoba, and the
North-wost Territories' $622,011.
Nova Scotia exported to the value
of $5,007,71)R, which record in-
cluded a considerable quantity
of the New Brunswick catch, which
WILS shipped from • Now Scotia
ports. Tho export record of Bri-
tish Columbia 'was $3,443,037 and
the total export from all the Pro-
vinces was $11,109,088, . -Of this
important line of export. Great
Britain took $4,071.,1136 • .worth,
and the United States was .the
next best customer; with • a record
of .;13.,688,90 6. Exports -te the
:613iT;i1t7718li 8:\;VteostrriLiclicest5a2174,,T;t701.
.Brazi1,-$4:27,7U, to Cuba, 132,,6,-
413; and to Australia, • $203,444.
These • figures show that fishing 15
attiong the most important :indus-
tries:of. tlie Dominion.
This signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative Bronio.Quinim Tablets
the remedy that 0111105 (0 0035. 55 Mr 41113'
John Rankin,
Agent for the Manche tar
Guardian and
A 11i ance
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Seaforth, — Ont.
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OFFICERS.
.r. E. McLean, President, Happen P.O., Thos,
Fraser, Vice -Pres., Brueeticid 1', 0., T. H.
Hays, Secy, Treas., Seafortli P. O. NV. 13,
131.005500, Inspec1or of losses Seaforth, P. 0.
1111101110105.
W. 5. Broadfoot, SeaTorth, John Grieve
Winthrop, Um, Dale, Seaiforth, John Watt,
ITarlock, .Too. Bennswels, Sire.clintgan, Jac,
v ans, Bee thwood, Jas. Connelly, Clinton,j
McLean, Kippen.
51117,10
Robert Smith, Ilarlock, Robert Mc:Milan
Seaforth, James Gumming, Egmon .11c, J W.
Yeo,
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a aitoo oi lilali.Polia[ at fiat' Pfoo.
Beep Earlil and Got 11011r DOR
BUTTElt & EGGS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE AT HIGH-
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BINILER TWINE
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and altogether the best ever ula,de. Present prices
'subject. to change wiout notice, payable 0c1ob6r
1st,. 1901 ;.Standard, 500 feet, Do; manilla, 600 ft.,
1±10; pure manilla, 650 feet,
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