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II. take moil heed. . ...that ye leste
be Lord -if the leraelites ehoUltt fulTT
Obey this exhortation, they would he'
entirely oaf(); for it they leveed JO%t-
eeth in truth, they would apt give any
tounteuance to idolatry. 12. if ye
- .cleavo Unto the remnant of these
elation.) oehtta saw the tendency Of
Israel to ilolatrY end the ternanations
that would beset them. There Would
be dauger of entering into marriage
relations with the heathen nations
ana that would result in a departure
fro Jehovah. 13. know for cer-
taluty-Josima, wottld make a deep
linpreseion upon the militia aue, hearts
of his people. will no More Oise out
. . ,these nations -11Y becoming clos-
elY associated with the heathen peo-
ples they would forfeit the protection
of Jehovah, ana be would not give
them deliverance from their enemies.
snares- DeVIces for catebin,g btrds,
traps -Devices for eatelting beasts or
men by the feet. scourges.. -thorns
-These figuree Maine() that it. the
Israelites should tolerate heathen na-
tions and Iota with them, they Would
suffer most keenly for their toile and
sin. Perish from of this good laud -
God's prornise of the land ot Canaan
tee Israel was upon the condition of
their obeying and trusting him, and
If they should disobeY, they would be
driven out of their country. r' 14-16
Joshua, Would seen be gone and he
Weald leave as his parting words to
Israel, that Goa host been faithful in
fulfilling his promises, end they ohmi4
he faithful to him.
ill. Israel% eromise to be faithful
(24: 12e). Joshua called an assembly
of al) -the triboe of -Israel, gathering
the giblet men of the nation for a
second farewell meeting with them,
He :ebeareed at some length the great
things God had done for them from
the call of Abraham to the settlement
of the nation of Israel in Canaan, and
exhorted the people to acme° the Lord
ana servo him faithfullyt They pro-
mised lam not amply once, but our
times over, that they would serve the
Lord, and then Joshua wrote the con-
venant and set up a stone as a wit-
ness that Israel hademade this pro -
wives
QuOst1011:1.-Under what circurn-
stauccs did Joelatut suiamon the peo-
ple to him? What had Joshua urge
the Israeliteo to do? Unaer tvliat cir-
cumstances could one chase a thou -
saint? What sboilid. be Israel'e atti-
tude toward the heathen nations?
What danger did Joshua sco? What
convenient did Israel make? Whataid
Jositua do that this convenant might
be remembered'?
PRACTICAL SURVEY.
Topic.-Cornpromising with evil-
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1. Joshua's farewell..
II. Warning and promise.
III. The evilof compromise.
1. Joshua's faseewell. This pious
Lesson XIL,
March 23, 1919.
Israel Warni'd Ageinet Compromise.
Temperance Leeson-Joehua 22, 1-
24; 28. Print 23: 1-13.
Commentary. -I. Ood'e benettts to
Israel (23, 1-5). 1. A. long tuue'it is
thought that the, fareeeti aasembly
Wok place aboat seven years atter the
allotment of , L fatten to the several
1,1113C43 of •Israel UM given Net -front
all their enemies -The enezetee of
*goal 114 either been, subjugated or
wefe not waging war agamet them,
Joshua. Wexca old and (stricken M
age-'40e1tu0. was old and well strick-
en in yors,"-kt. V. Ile mug have
been nearly or (Mite one leundrea and
ten yore old at this time, as that
was the age at which he died, 2; Call-
ed for all Israel-Josb,ua eent forth a.
call for lerael to come to bine prob-
ably at his home, Tiranath-eerae or
at Shiloh, for we are not told waere.
And for taeir elders, etc. -The word
"and" is not In the Hebrew,. isence_
tvbet foliowe it explains who were
called. The assembly wee made up of
the leaders of the 'several tribes,. the
heads of fernlike, the interpreters of
the law and the officiale ce ethe na•
tion, 2. All that the Lord your God
hath done -In 'the beginning of his
addreas he called Israere attention to
what Jehovah had done for them in
giving them poesesSion of Canaan,
which Vas prettieuely• calcupied by
their enemies und the enerniee el Je-
hovah. For the Lorde.fought for you
--J0EllUa was the 'Oder ot lerael in
the oecupetion of the land, but he as-
eribee the suceees of the undertaltiag
to JebeetehteWbo had given them the
victory over their enemies. 4. ;I have
divided unto you by lot -The entire
territory of the land of Canaan had
been Apportioned to the tribes of Is-
rael, although parts of it had not yet
been conquered. The armies of the
Canattnites had been broken into
Pieces, yet the leraelites had not fully
followed up their actvantages. The
Lord had given full ditectione regard -
Ing the elleteioa Of thealand, From
Jordan- .unto „the great .sea- The
-eastern and Weetern limits of tetrad%
Posseesions are glyenstrhce"great sea"
le the Mediterranean.- 5. The Lord
e your God, He shall expel them -Josh-
ua retained the tattle in Jehovah that
he had When he returned Kadesh-
• barnett afterspying Out the land of
Canaan more than sixty years before
thle end made • his repoft in connece
don with Caleb. He aesured the Israel-
ites tbat God would be their sufficient
help in fully ridding the land cf his
etierniee and theirs.
II. Exhortation to Faithfulness
(28:6-10). 6. be yo therefore very
courageotts-In view of what Jehovah
had already done for• •Israel and had
promised to do, Joshua urged them be
be strong a heart and faithful in do-
ing his will. all that is written in
the book of tale law of. Moses -This
book contained the Moral law and the
ceremonials, in addition to many dir-
ectioas governing .he 'ordinary, affairs
uf life, and these were all to be care-
fully obseeved. T. come not, emong
etbn-eThe Ssraelltee Would become fam-
iliar, with thene and the gods of the
them, nor bow yourselfiree unto them
-The Sin to which the children of Is-
rael were most' liable was idolatry,
hence Jeslitte. Wartaed them .plainly
against anything te do with the gods
• of the heaths% 8. cleave auto the
Lordt-Cling, tie the Lord and be not
driven out. . .great nations -Joshua
urgethis as a reason why Isreal
shoulds"clea.ve unto tho' Lord" and not
turn aside the idols. The ,gods of these
"great nations" •were helpiesi before
Jehovah and hie Pc.oPle• -10. one
man of me eirall chase a. thousa)1d-
This is a strong expraeeton showing
how greatly superior lerael, with the
help of God, would be to other peoplee,
WOMEN FIENDS
IN OLD BERLIN
solicitude of Joshua is worthy of imi-
tation by all in authority. He set him-
selt diligently to complete and perpetu-
ate the work of his life in the fare-
well appeal to the great people for
whom he had eo unselfishly labored.
The desire's of the godly do not de-
-cline with physlcal strength. The
purpoeos amen lives like those
.1(35 are atoll "broken off." The
greatest lives are but arcs longer or
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Albanian Delegate Said to
Be in Turk.pay.
Saloniki, Cable says -It is alleged
that Halid Paella, a member et one of
the delegetions sent to Paris -to present
Albania's claim beeare the Peace
Conference, assistea in 3915 to organ-
ize a unit of Turkish volunteers, which
was turned over to General von San -
dere, the German. 'commander a the
Turkish army, It is said he still re-
ceivet a pension as a retired Turkish
prefect, and that he has maintained'
clap relatione with leaders of the
Young Turks.
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All Military Aeroplanes Are Par -
red to Germany.
shoeter, in the circle of divine pur-
poses. Only tile life of, Jesus was
complete. The great apostle declared,
-I have finished my course." Lochs,.
Mg into the face of the Father, Jesus
said, el have finished the work which
thou gayest me to do.' In the farewell
address of the great leadersthere is no
idea of eelf-concern nor effort to per-
petuate his own fame.
II. Warning and promise. Both are
ineepatably hesociated in Joshua's ad -
drum and in God's, meseages to all
mankind, Men can not cheeso prom-
ises and reject precepts. God :9 faith -
Winces in fulfilling his promises is a
guarantee ..concerning his threaten-
ings, Divine betimes is equally -con-
cerned in both. The departing leader
would assure the fixture by pledging
the nation anew • to _loyalty, and de -
Meade a personal and univercsal testi-
mony to God's faithfulness,. "Ye know
lit en yeue Marie end in , all your
-senile, filet pot one thtng heth Oled."
Obedience beta' Inede them invulner-
able. The assembled people were re-
mindeil that their tenure ef le:saes:don
was still contingent thereon.."Ile ye
therefore voey coeregeous te keep and
to do." Their separation Mlist be
Maintained.
III. The evils ot compromiee. The
term implice conflicting claims or in-
terests, and meant; a settlement by
mutual ceaceseions. in the nature of
things rIghteousneee must be heeler -
••ante It cannot make coneezekns tor
accept comprolniees Witheat eel!. dee-
truetion. To eurretaler i4 lttuifls in
the smallest peak:ear ileatrot s its
charaeter. It eau aot cement to Ms -
cuss terms, for there are none; Abe
oven to coneider it, is both danseieue
ani degrading. To preserve a nation
that should perpetuate a pere religious
faith and worehip, provide a medial -11
and tustody foe 'the oracles of God
and custody for "the oracles of God,"
and bring to the world ite divinely -
human Redeemer, God =Intoned Hie
people with ale:white prohibitions,
which were disregarded at their Orli.
Civil or andel contracts woutd tend
to spiritual affinities, and hence were
ferbiaden. So deadly Wert) the lurking
germs of moral contamination, that
the utter extirpation of the degraded
and idolatrous inhabitants wan com-
manded. The underlying principle io
Perennial arid of peeeliar force elates
prevent. lu varioue and subtle forms
the appeal lo made. Spam:olio reason -
inlet founded sin fahse premises nite-
lead many. The first Went of •compro-
tniee ie a bewilderment of moral Judg-
ment. A "single eye" is teeential to
dear vigor. A zecond evil la the
weakening of Moral roletanee togeth-
er with 0. (strengthening et the pewee
of appeal. From the "eounael of the
tingedlY"to "the way of seinen" and
"•the Wet of the 43Corittur la a direct
path. The man who co/even-dace.
tnortgagea Itieetemporal and eternal
estate,and fOreckettre ie
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LABOR BUREAU
Paris, March 13, -The aerial terms
of tile German disarmament. as adopt-
ed yesterday by the Stipe,me War
Council provide ethat, airplanes and
dirigibles shall no longer be used for
military purposes. The commit con.
eluded that it was not teasible to pro-
hibit airplanes for .comtnereial uses.
The, •dratting committee was directed
to make clear the distinction except -
:111g commercial airplanes in the terms
incorporated in the peace terms.
All forms of military alrlilalles aro
barred to. Germany, thet only exception
being the temporary use until Oct. 1 of
10.0 byelrollirplanes 'and 1,000 men tn
.gathering mines io the North aeet
The Haves' Ageocy says: `Tiers:tarty
must deliver all aidlanes to the, allies
and must prohibit the construction of •
.other airplanes until the conclusion of
peatte, the Snprente War Council de-
cided, The forms do not decide they
future fate of the airplanes Oka may.
either be destroyed or divided amciag
the allies. The British and Americal
delegates brought up the question Of
a distinction between conarnercial:
aerial navigation, whieh will be au-
thorized for Germany after oonclusien
of peace, under certain guaro.ntees and
militery, aerial navigatien which will
be proalbited.
J`Tho council decided to send an
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D. S. Senators Are Ettsy
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tarroborative evidence in regard to
Corporal Yol1g. Ceptalst Itiritsitooa,
recalled, lictat with. the reale of Trash"
ebick, wittiest betty was brought into
'tile hospital during the disturbances.
There was onlY one Mark Of
said the witness, and that was a wound
peetrating the abdominal wail. It was
of a kind that suggested inflictiOn by
• a bayonet.
The coroner at tale Mita adjourn-
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and stiggeSted it wouldbe possible for
them to sit on the two following days.
Also, two witnesses required for pur-
poses ca iden•tiftcatiofl failed to appear,
Major St. George, assistant provost
maraluil, suggested that possibly as
the absent witnesses were foreign-
ers, they dal net understand what was
meant by being bound over to -attend.
Tbe coronert "That may be so, but
at any rate they epic() rentarkably
\vett when I saw them.'
,Maeor St. George promised to let the
coroner know as early Ste possible
When, in the view of the general, the,
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Washington Repoet.--In order,
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Senators, who are participants in the 311130ults hrap,pspyc
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the American people regarding ette gard leeks and aeclining strength.
League of 'Nations and, the Peal'he Many e woma.n who was allowed
Treaty. Some of the Senators in. the hereelf to'run down, to devotee' that
group urging the formatien of the so- tired, worried look, heir teallt up again
cicty say they firmly believe that ix -eh n this eimple way. any doida you try
French and American ceneorship has ft?
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that the real eentiments a neither the take two small chogolate-coated \l.fer-
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Already Senators Borah of Idaho,
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Not a men aroinan or. child needing
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George Wharton Pepper of Philadei- - "
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'perk, Oalblet-leow the - rulings
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With the exception of these points
the 13ritisb. draft for organization of
the bureau and the methods of its
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without elean‘ge. The recommendation
to have the 'first meeting ot the Inter-
national Labor machine held•in Wash-
ington will be incorporated in the
report, as well as tho date of the meet -
lug.
The British recommendation that the
rulings of the bureau be enforced with
the same machinery as the Le,ague of
Nations employs has not found unqual.
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and blood that calms this painfultdie-
orate*. They must be taken aceording
to direetione and aged steadily and
they will 'speOily aive' evidence of
their heueficiel effects.
GERMAN SHIPS FOR U. S.
etantinno, 0100, came: trim owners
of the German ve,Isels in Chilean liarbora
littviti4..: liven notified bv the Foreign Ittins
tAter that their Vetri.101:4 NriOttki he turned
over to the United tilatot under 1411 agree-
ment between Chile awl the Supreme AI-
WA Courted atuPatis, asserted that Chile '
hat1 no right to give the sltid!r. The
Minister replied that tit( Government Iota
fully fleelded to. turn the ship1 over to
tho Vtite.1 State.' when the tionland was
meat tor there.
WOOtt's
'The Prat English 1;enzrdy.
Tones and invigorates ,the whole
nervoussystem,VirikeritIOW Blood
- la old Veins, rune Nerrous*
Pe6ility Mental and Brain. Worry, Xespon-
4eney, ,ose of Enemy, Palpitation of the
Oda lifty.lifemory, 1,riee $1, per riox, as
sorts5. Cue wet Wenn°, viz will Duro. Sold 1.y all
druggists on walled in piniti plc& on recnio, of
An160...2Vme pamphletniailed free. THE WOOD
Etggieltsc oo.„TORotrro; ONT. (Wooly Milton)
BARNS AND STOCK BURNED:
'Windier despatch: Damage to then -
tent of $0,000 was caused by a fire which
destroyed tho barns and crops of David
Brown, a Sandwich South farrner, to -day.
arislition. tho loss of largo quan-
tity pf Inaytbats and agrietiltural (triple -
moats, fatten head of rattle porishli
the finntes. Incondittrism Is suspeuted,
The loss Is partly covered by instiranoe.
JAPAN BLAMES CHRISTIANS,
Itonolu cable: The ICorea.n activ-
ity on behalf of the independence of that
country was incited by Christians, &-
cording to Tokio cablegram to the Nip-
ptt n, Japanese daily newspaper here,
'rho cablegram adds that the situation
•
Worms sap the strength and under e RATHER KILL ICAISER
mine the vitality of children. Strength- . . .
en them by using Mother Graves'
Werra Exterminator to drive out the Than Clemenceau Said Cot -
tin, When Sentenced.,
INQUEST .OVER
. Paris, Cable-Eneile Cottio, the
•••••••••••••••••.•
Anerchist, who was sentenced to aentb
RisyL...victims iLeplutigIV 31;eseteollaly)reil4orietitne.%•:.
parasites.
--acet
..;:urratillyyylutiex,t7ue.. ti,o. n._.s in.........E1V0_13n1218_1vpieg3 Grirain3E2:-
change yesterday were as follows:
May ,... ...... ..b3 39% 3 39% 3 37% 339%
Ju°1ya",-... .. .... 0 70 07011 06934 0 Ma
.ruly ..,. .... .,.0 91% 0 inet 0 wee 0 91
b77raton,78t3eg;Nrylea,x,N5o3..620„ 1301.441411v-4. to $1.41. 3-4;
Bari". - 0 91 0 91% 0 90% 0 91
aTo 70, 1-1c sOltl. bTo $3.39 sold.
Minneapolis --Flour, unchanged; barley,
' MINNEAPOLIS GRAINS.
a0 70% 0 70% 0 60% 01014
Open High Low Close
Insanity, .
There has never beet a satisfactory
aefiuition of insanity, the best, that of
Sir William Hamilton, that it is "the
paralysis of the regulating or legis-
lative faculties of the mind," leaving
us far from being satisfied. Like
sleep, like dreams, like life itself, in-
stantly is a mystery that no man un-
derstends. Its causes lie in the "De
.profundis' that no science hes as yet
exelored.--New Yell American.
enent ,after Capt. at Hornet, •tee pro-
secutor, had gaged Sam the Oath pea -
Coroner Expects Criminal,
' Charges as Result,
Inquiry Adjourned Till
- Th.ursday Next.
ified sttpport, especially on the part of
the Americans. Those opposing this
Plan do not believe it advisable, or
even practicable, to use the fail force
•of the league to compel obedience, and
suggest instead the 'adoption ot the
plan of moral suasion. They would
.have the -findings of the 'bureau re-
ferred for consideration to the coun-
tries interested, believing publie. dis-
cus:eon and Iconse,ettent moral opinion
wout prove more effective in bringing
abeat complianee.
Various proPosals, such as the adop-
tion of unieersal eight.hour laws, laws
affecting chit(' lobor and womao labor
and the internationalization of labor -
the latter suggestion urged particu-
larly by Italy and which would, it is
believed, lift the barriers erected by
immigration laws -are not to be • in-
cluded in the commtssion's report to
the council. A large number of pro-
posals submitted hy labor, units from
all. Over the world are to be left for.
discussion by the bureau Itself,
-
Hard and soft dime both yield ta
Holloway's Corn Core, which is en-
tirely safe to use, and • certain and
satisfactory in its action.
BIG SALE or IRON .CROSSES.
Troves Cable says: The police authori-
ties took a liana to -day in tho business
or selling iron crosses, and confiscated
allOPO than 2,000 trestle% which had boon
brought to Troves by German; despite a
municipal order against the sale of the
crosses.
Iran crosses, however, remain on gale
in liorea. gradually Is Ellth511.11110 atta that in most other tONVIS lii the area 000
many leaders in the recent uprising there nation, but they are no longer displayed
have been arrested by the Japanese. in windows.
IthyI, North Wales, Gairle, says -
(C. ea coroner on Thursday
.resumed his inquiry into the deathe
of threerioters and two other Camas
dian soldiers at Kinmel Park on
March 5. Major St. George represent -
00 the military authorities.
The coroner, in adressiug the JilrYi
said it- was rarely that a copier's
court lad been called to make an in-
quiry of this character, and it would
be deplorable 'if they closed the in-
quiry before the mpst exhaustive in-
vestigation had. been made. He was
satisfied that the military authorities
would place at their disposal all the
evidence they had. He understood the
police had had statement's made to
them by civilians wito had watched
the disturbance.
"1 cannot ignore the probability that
as the proceedings develop it may ale.
pear that one or., more persons may
beeome open to an accusation of hav-
ing been oriminally'responsible fee
the deaths of some or other of these
men."
Evidence of identification was then
formally taken.
Captain Fred Kiiitwoocl, Canadian
army mecitcal corps, who entrained
tho body of Private Herbert
sala there was a ebuIlet. wound with
entrance „„ in the " right shoulder and
exit in the front elf the neck.
Gunner 'Hickman's body ehowed 0.
shiste wound over the heart, and two
frattures of the ribs, la both cases
death must have instantaneous. Cor-
poral Young died three hours after ad-
ruission to the operating room of the
camp hospital. He succumbed to a
Jagged wound near the right eye, evi-
dently intheted by a bayonet.
Lieut, -Col, Jo-hrisOn, also of the
Canadian Army Medical Corps, gave
teasea.eassesesasessasea
altay, on the •grotted thet there had
been premeilitatfon gad go mitigating
cirbeitietaiieeg.-catip, said he Was a
militept Anerchigt, en entamilitariet,
an anti -patriot, end against all con-
stituted authority.'
"I would WO Shot the Kaiser with
more relisa 'than M. Clentenceau be-
cause he, too, repeesetited authority,"
he continued, have no countrY;
my country ig the world."
He made a lohgg rambling state -
Ment, saying that he gloried in the
deed he had done, and, that he favor-
ed Bolehevism and Spertacism, and
Wiseed to. strike down all who were
'in authory.
, +Medical evidence adduced during the
day showed that a cylindrieal conical
bullet haVing a diameter of seven
inillimetres is now lodged in M. Cle-
men ceau's " body.
4 *
Miller's Worm Powders act so thee-
oughly that stomaehic and intestinal
worms are literalty ground up and
pass from the child without lteirtg
notieed and witheut ineenVehience to
the sufferer They aro painies$ end
perfecth action, and at ell times will
ea'rio
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L-11 is appreciated by both.
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served at home.
. It is also enjoyed by
civilians of all classes
throughout Canada and
is tecognized* as being
fie4
tee -wee!, •,.
4.4e
.69e
be foancl healtIlY 11tPdi1ne, strength-
enitig the infantile stemach and mein -
tatting it in vigorous operatioir, $o
that, besides being en effeettve
vernal-
fugo, they are tepticel aod health -giv-
ing in their effecte
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TAl31111 ARKIDICINE,
i-tAtaifs ex.e.mtnIt AILIDICINE is talc -
en ina
nterlly and acts through the blood
op the Mucous Sortacea of tho System.
Sold by druggiste for over forty years.
Pttee 750. Testimonials free.
F. 3, Clieney Se Co., Toledo, Ohio.
With Varying Success to the
- Opponents.
German. Volunteers Were
Repulsed.
W 'R. Hamblv
Lee., CM.
Z al attention paid to disease*
oS Women and Children. having
taken postgraduate work- in Our -
gory, Bacteriology and Solentifko
Medicine.
Office ln,theKerr residence,
twee* the Queen's Hotel Land the
Baptist Church,
All Inallrlacis given oarotal attention.
Melee K. r,„ nox us
Dr. Robt. C. Redmond
11.11.0,S. (Eng.)
(Lond.)
PHYSICIAN AND SUROE099.
(Dr, Chisham'a old. stand).
NATIONS WM
IN PEACE TREATY
"
R. R. 1 STEWART
Graduate of University of Toren.to,
Faculty of Medicine; Licentiate of tbe
Ontaria College of Physicians. and -
Surgeons.
OFFICE ENTRANCE: ,
SECOND 000R NORTH OF
ZGRBRIGG'S PHOTO ST01010, :
.1
JOSEPHINE ST. " PHONE 29 ,-
OSTEOPKIIIIC
DIX. F.
-Osteopathy builds vitality at*
-strength, Adjustment of the sign aa4
other tisanes is gently secured.,thero,
br removing the predisposing -rib%
o disease, •
Blood prommre and other eotatribilloo
tlems =SAC Trusses scientlftcally tito.
ted.
Oiririell OVER CHEISTI1014 010111114
FLOoro-Jrna2daTe and iriditkr,i0 alas. •
to bp,M4 Wednesdays, 9 tO.,0.9.114
Oiim Ws In' tinsel/Aunt:et,
•-Geneirai Hospital
(Under Government Inspeetfohie
Ilsasantly attested, beautiftillY' tap
satiated. Open to ell raglilarlY lieettSedi
physicians, Rates for patierits:ewlitele.-:
include board and nursing)--$4.94stee
Ir1a.00 tier weelt, according te locettoa
a room. For further inforicatton-4.
AZ:dress MI99 L. MATHEWS,
Superintendent,
Box 223, Wingharn, Ont.
4
New York, Report._ -Joseph P.
Tumulty, secretary to President Wil-
son, announced here to -day that he
was in receipt of 6 cablegram from
the, President, statinci that "the Plen-
ary Council has positively decided
that the League of Nations is to be
petit of the peace treaty."
'I cabled direct to the President at
Paris, asking if there was any true!'
01 these reports," said Mr: Tumulty,
"and I Am this morning in receipt of
a Cablegram from the President stat-
ing' that the Plenary „.Ctounoil has posi-
tively decided that the League • of
Netiope le to be part Qf the peace
treaty; that"there is absolutely no
tiiutti in any report to the contrary"
A power of Its Own. --Dr. Thomas'
Eclectric Oil has a subtle power of
Ats own. other oils cannot pretend to,
though there are many pretenders.
All 'who have used it ItftQW tiliS and
heel) it by them as the most valuable
liaiment available. Its uses are
Ptlaierable and for many years it luts
been /irked as the leading liniment
ter lime Awl beast
WANT atnDITs
Greece and Italy Seeking.
Canadian Loans.
Watsaw Special 'Cable Says-Pol-
Ish tepops, with the assistance of local
baVe repulsed Gentian relun-
tee'. foree,s Which attnekett. the 011 field
In the region of Donibrewita, Silesia.
The 'funeral b:f tile eictirna of thetfight
was made into ea imposing MarilfaSt-
alone In tipper Silesia workmeet Weat
on. stritto d t roteet,
righting pootirelea a throe Polish
4Plite, With yelling success to the
contending: forces, according a an of-
fiCial statement 183404 13V the P011eh
general etaDf to -0.y. The fati,torktptt
result:
artelehealki troops 'have legato at-
teelted Stool:pa in the Gro400 diatriets
end sacceeded la entering the town,
but' vete eventUM driVeri out ,(tt li�
or itho hayenet, 0,nr troops have
1,01)4186cl all .attacks by Ukrainians
against Lemberg, Grodek and Jitglel-
Plea, inflicting merlons leases upon the
enemy. The fighting continue% and
our troops have acetipied Jaltsinattice;
Siedeiska and Dyllitow. German 0.1 -
tucks on. the Posen front have been
repulsed near Mocherg. The Germans
fired, on peasants who were wOrldng
in the fields."
"I‘ly htiikatid considered a very long,
time before lie proposed to me.ile was
'very careful." "Alt, It le aleeityg
eareful people who get 'taken
London Tit -flits.
1
11
i Town and Faren properties. Pall, an,
'see tny flat sad get my prim*, 1 ite‘S
aosna excellent valusa.
Paris Cable sayss-Oreece. and Italy
have joined the list of European
aations that are, negotiating with Can
ada for credit in loans which would
be outplayed in tho purchase of sup.
pllee of manufactured goods in Canada.
Franca and Roumania, have already
.signed contracts involving credits or
$25,000,000 each, and discussions with
Belgium regarding a similar loan We
been proceeding for some time,
The negotiationn with Greece alul
ItalYsare still in their infalley and
the amount of the credits desired by
these nations has not yet been stated.
it is kbelleved, however, that Greece
will be in a position to pay cash for
most of tho things she tied s and woule
require only a small credit. -
cos. SOPER & WHITE
"WINO
SPCCIALIST8
Mot, eczema Aehrnili Onterth.
()vaporise% Epilepsy, fihontnotinini Skin. Kid.
nay, DIOOtti Nor** and Ellatfilor .Disonson.
Caii rit trina Liseety l.r fieP rilehr. Wahine
futnatil in tablot Toon, 1 tnits-10 Dill. 1 Kin.
an() 8 it) 6 p.m Staiiiqn - 10 ion, lo
ebb*ilititilotx rted
OR8'. $3615E1 WkiltE
25 TOtonto 15,,Toti...nto, Ont.
Plestse lieetion This Pspe.r.
J G. STEWART
Mace 1$4. Onto in Town Halls
J. W. DODD
(Successor tb 3, G. STEWART)
FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT'
and HEALTH INSURANcE.
P. O. -Box 366. Phalle 192;
WING HAM, ONT.
John F. Grow: a
leaner of
' MAXIM &Or LICENSES
TOWN HALL WiNGHAPA
Phones--Crtfice 24; riesIdense 163i
SillV.AKS. BREAK --
Wirt AUSTR1AN$.
London, March 16. --Grave tenSion
has arisen between the, (eeealueSlovalc
tcpubtic and Atietria, a despatch Benne.
Milan to the Daily Telegraph statue
It is reported that diplomatic. relattone
between Alistria and the republichave
been broken off, This Wts SiMUltarter
oets with the publication by the Ceech
Government at Prague ot the state-
ment revetting the alleged conapirecy
betwecit Austria, Itungary and Saxony
to invade Bahemia -oath a ulitary force. te
The dispute between the two coun-
triee concans the Demos eon ot Ger-
man Gohentia, which forms a etrip cif
teeritoey almost Weeny rut off front
the reet et Austria. Its MI' not
lation numbers about three suPlIona.
UREATICRATS OUT.
Prussian Government is
, nouseeleaning.
-
Berlin, Saturday, March 15. ---The
Prussian Government has begun a
general house-cyleaning Meng tho
higher burcaderats left over Mat the
former regatta, wh4 aro charged with
indulging in a policy of obstruction
and even attsplcen hostility to the
measures of the present Government.
A start was made this week with Herr
Luba farmer Prusdan Minister of
the Interior, and Onerge Miehaelis,
forum Chancellor.
The etnetai axe i; howling over the
political neek8 of scores et' privy
ceinte:llars and department directors,
wit) fancied th,maleiVea iudispensable
in tie bur:aw.ratie r(ov.