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Lesson IX. June 1, 1919
Commentary. -E. What faith is (11:
11. 1. New -The letbeect of faith is
letrodttee4 in the discuselon in the
procedipg clusater, and the writer steps
aere to consider the nettle) and opera..
teens Of teeti. rattiv-Truat, tuswa,vev.
lug condifence, COnvict104 that
brine -certnitelY. Subetance-Tbe
Mai wor\t means basia_of foundation.
Things- aeped for--Ohe eihnot truly
hope ter sometaieg tulles* them) ie
bests Wan evaieb. the Impel feete, other.
WISS het iti indellging s fals4
What Csoe. has Kidd in, ate *word or the
tom/eta:la the he gives by his Stern
furnishee setnething definite end
Positive for the faith te ,grasp. The
submitUng, trusting beart believes it,
The evieence-The demonstra.tieu or
Preof. A. demonstretio0i3 equivelent
to a certainty. 'When. ee proposition
in mataewatlee is demonstrated, it ie
elearly phe•wo that the eonclusloa Can-
not be otherwese. Things not eeen-
"Thing% hot seen" ere .the reeltiee of
God and his leetireree outside the YISI-
bit 'World, watch are revealed to oue
higher intuitions by nature, by dieine
atanifestatioa, or by the written re.
cord. The. 01141111411, the senauallst,
n.eaer thinks at or truly embraces
these treat% , ne Worldly forget
there. The atheist- denies them. And.
these are all incepAble of that spirit-
ual heroism recoeelee of the aneient
worthies.-Witedon.
IL What fititle does (117: 2-40). 2.
Eldere-This term includes notewor-
thy menellerla of ,the Hebrew rage who
were iliasoua for their piety and
real bathe ages of the pent Many of
these are intentioned by -name in the
following verges. Obtained a good re-
port -"Had witnese born to them" -
R. 17ea evekby faith -that these per.
sone - attained to 'the character they
possessea. aaii, Were ab/9 to accomplish
the refearkable things they did. 3.
Through taith eMderitand that the
world were frame4 by the word of
(lea -Faith saws the truth thee God
exists. We eatenot'• see him with the
inaterlaseseyeeelhalaltb. assures as that
he es. Faith makes tie, certain not
only of hie existencelee- by faith
we know also that htensaea the worlds.
He gave thelonettiond and the worlds,
the etalversa witla all that is connected
with it, came into being. Throttgla
faith:eve knave that God is the Creator
of all thiogs, although we did not see
hint in the werle dr ereation; and
through lateh Wo know there is a life
beyond this earthly 'life, althoughwe
cannot see into the future. Were not
made of things which do appear -We
take "tale as denying the eternity of
matter. God made' the • worles, out
of that which prevamelY had nQ eeist.
mice! 4. By faith offered
a moreecelent merinos:a-Two mete-
Mies/Ian, chamotets ire included in the
apostle's list of Osel Testament, wor-
thlea Abet and Emyea. Abel's sacri-
fice was :more, eamillent than Cainle,
because .1„t *wee mera caeerfully close,
a Hein 'taeriffee, &men And offered
in es spirit of faith and love, ,bees
heart: entered- in.to the transaction.
Obtained witnees. that he was legate:
ous-e-Thea.wittiesi was born in the
Lord's acceptance of the sacrifice, God
thus,- testifying that Abel's "gifts"
pleaged him.,
6. ley faille Eneeb wasatranslated-
Enoch had. faith in Seoi and was en-
abled to welk with Idea. His faith
et:tabled him to triumph over sin. Be-
fore ale translation this testi-
mony -Witness. .
PIVAiCTIOAL SURVEY.
and 41111110.ft% Principle ot the C1rIi-
tia'i 1tth impets etability
Itead Rom. 11:2(i; ilea. 12e1. Tao
ean not be overthrown until It
is separated from. Its vowel, of
etretagth. The Weakest eoul 1$ strong
with Christ: the etrengest, week apart
from hint. Tbe eehrietlan armor le
the leseon were all "through faith".
and it is the 'victory that overcereeth
the worle." The trittraphs and endure
Emcee, equally excellent, recorded in
the lesson wore al "through faith".
anti the world-olel heroes awelt the
final triumple of RS lateet victor for
their erowning. "God having provid-
ed eome better thing for us, that they
without tin shoteel not he made pe -
W. H. C.
YOU CAN'T RUB
RHEUMATISM OUT
IT 18 ROOTED IN THE BLOOD
AND MUST BE TREATED
'THROUGH THE BLOOD.
The Pain of rheumatism is
thing that that you cenept rub aut. Every
offerer from rheumatism has been
advised to rub this lininaent or that
on the affected part, but after all the
being the pain remained. Rubbing
did not eure it end can't cure It,
Thin bleed and theumatiene couae
together, told if they are properly
treated they will go together. Rheu-
Wei= is rooted in the blood, in poor,
watery blood. Sometimes cold, clamp
weather starts the aelles and pales,
bet it is the conditSon of the blood
that is at fault, and only be correct-
ing this, and malting the blood rich
and roe can the rheuniatie poison be
Olean out. This ie exactly what Le
diine in the treatment of rheumatism
with Dr. Williams' Piet Pills. Acute
and muscular rheumatism ShoW im-
provement as the thin blood. is built
up, and when: the blood has been re-
stored to its normal condition the
rheuinatlenejs driven out and does not
return tee long as the blood is kept
rich and red. There is no part of
Canada in which 'some rheumatie suf-
ferer has not been 'cured by Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pelle, and they do not hest -
tate ,to express their thanks for what
this medicine has done for them. As
an exemple Miss Annie S. Dedrick,
R. Bee No. 2, St. Thomas,' Oat, says:
"Dr. Williams' Pink"Pills cured me of
rheumatism atter a great mazer other
remedtee had failed., The pain in my
arms and shoulders was so great that
I could scarcely sleep. I could not
raise my arms to comb my hair, and
coeld not dress myself without help.
In this condition 1 read et a cure of
rheumatism through the use of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pine, and decided to
try them. I got - half a dozen boxes
and 1 axn thankful to say they not
telly cured my rheumatiene but that
my general health. wag greatly Jan -
Proved, ely appetite was increased,
and I gened in weight. Since then a
number of eases ha,ve come under eh/
observation in which cures have been
made by this splendid medicine. As
for myself I shall always speak a
good "word for Dr. Williams' Pink
'reale-The place of faith in the
Cb.risteae life.
I. What faith is,
/I. What faltr does.
L-eallutt faith is. In. the lesson we
have the long roil -call of the heroes
of faith. It, tiaeologlealeeeeltrehe
eon, and' We May earget that" it bag
other tittle. a religious significance,. its
Is net '.e.einike'restrapee and peculiar
power ,eeetiOnaiiirelly ifiettsed by
Clerieletriety. „The facetY is beaeient
In tee /Jetta() ot mon and one reae(
comenonly used le daily ite. k ta• the
grouted -work of eg our an ealevige and
is essentkal to_ttle eXhPertee of
Kt mideriles all:fame Otatunan astev•
ity. And erera egrea t eeterealee begias
with, and taiies its terea S In. faith.
Evangelited faith usen the same fatui-
ty* ie. touting Chrfetlan experience
and tee/1121ne eta eipectatione. et le
the taculty with realleing its eXp"aet-
atiotta. It is the faulty with which
we grasp unseen things, end always
deals with, the invisible and unrealiz-
ed. _When," its object pas eta of
either sphere, it emerges front the
realla of faith into thet of knowledge..
Christian faith it not simply the as-
sent, of the Intelligente to revealed
trek, or the acceptance of the his-
torleal evente and purpoesse el! eihrls-
tianfty: Hs object I:: re et alone. It
is aa act "the veutura sf the eionl"
bi resting its moral etete end builds.
Ing Re hopes on Christ t'y the leS,-
Ben the writer defthe ft as " the slthe
istattee," that is, that e Lich estandie
under. eupports and givat reality to
the "ehings hopedtor." There. is
danger of stunablini`over Its eimplicite
Christian faith eeets on a conscleng
personal eoirinliteace with every hrieW.n
condition. Apart front the former it
Ilea( no footing. Apart from the lat-
ter it ewe pot net, and the efeort is
presiemptiote True .faith begets Ap-
propriate WerkS and exereesoa /tacit
tbrough theist.
Ileasealhat faith does. It plaeea Sus
preiatt honor on the werd of "ed. The
eolith stupendous litterestse must be
staltia on Gods. word. Imola emelt
to Afetitelt Ordiscover faith in V.11 the
suppliante of his beeeficent miraelee,
elishrower was hindered le its exer.
(titre ty unbelief. "If thou menet be-
lieveth." Faith Is the personal greeted
01 egstlfication. Benetification and
eleitee (atom. 5:1). In its deepest isle-
tifigebee faith es a eenfeeelon of morel
teed* and impotettcy. The saerifice
of Abel veaa not only an cerpreselon
of bee faith, but it conlesslcm oe hip
sine The thank -offering et Caln ee-
praised neithea and was rejected.
Faleet is the link whIela unites the Mall
vita the vette and *virtue of the atelle*
ttent. It present e the erepty veetel te
the towing etreem. Faith is the source
ALLIES' ECONOMIC TERMS
MU MN, RAMO
1
Reply Telling of tin Effects the Peace
Treaty Would Have
Entente Reply Punctures the Complaint
With Many Corrections
Parte citble says: The note from
Count von 13rocledorfeRtuazan, head
at the German peace delegation flt
Versatile% regarding the economic
effect of the peace treaty dated at
Versailles May 13, was made public
to -day. The note, after giving de-
tails of the alleged results or the
terrns, reads:
'The putting into execution of the
conditions of peace would, therefore,
logically bring about the lose oe sev-
eral millione -ef ,persons in Germany.
This catastrophe would not be bog
in coming about, seeing that the
health of the populetion has Ileca
liroken down during the war by the
blockade, and during the armistice by
the aggravation of the blockade of
famine. No help, however important,
or over however long a period it
might be distributed, would prevent
these deaths en masse. Peace would
impose an Germany numberless hu-
man sacrifices that this war of or
years ead n half did not demand of
leer price (3,750,000 killed, nearly owe
million,dead, victims of the blockade).
P1115."
These Pills are weld by all medicitie
dealers or will be sent by mall, post
paid; at 50e, a 'Ow; or 'six boxee for
$2.50 by The Dr, Williams ,Medicine
Co.,. Breekviller Onte
Bolshevik Drive is Progress.
ing in Bessarabia.
Petlura, is Deprived of a
Big Force,
•
OA Martel's Pcruale Pills
.0) "pm nes
whit to bookor r.;02
IA your d --‘..•Assient twi adieu
Vienna table saysThe Bolshevik
"'We do not know, and, indeed, we
doubt, whether the delegates of the
Allied and associated powers realize
Me inevitable consequences which
will take place in Germany, An in-
dustrial state very thickly populated.
closely bound up with the °con:mule
ouseities of the world, and reduced,
to the obligation to important mole
mons quantities of raw materiai fttul
foodstuffs, suddenly finds herselr
pushed back in the phase of her de-
velopment which would correspond to
her economie conditions and the num-
bers of her population as they wore
half a century ago. Those wha, will
sign this treaty will sign the death
seetence ef many millions of Gorman '
men, women and calldrene
THE ALLIED REPLY.
The, reply of the Allied and associ-
ated powers, approved by the comecil
of their principal members: on May 22,
was also made public.
Q reads as follows:
"The Allied and associated powers
aave received and have given careful
attention to the report of the conendee
sion .appointed by the German Govern-
ment to examine the economic condi-
Vohs of the treaty of peace.
"This report appears to them .to•
contain a very inadequate presenta-
tion of the facts of theesease, to be
marked in part by great exagger-
ation, and to ignore the fundaniental
considerations arising both out of the
incidents and the results of the war,
which vet:lain and, justify the terms
that it is sought to Impose.
ZEITTON EX-RULERO
orn4.4.,•*c
'Going to New Home, Biased
b
or in course of construction, and that
a prlor elaina is Made upon her Alpe
building opacity for a limited term of
Years, No mention is Made of the
feet that a considerable portion of the
smaller tonnage of ,GerinanY is left to
her unimpaired, and it seems to leaYe
entirely escaped the notice of her
spokesman that the sacrifice of her
larger shipping Is the inevitable and
necessary penalty iraposed upon her
foe the ruthlese campaign which, in
derattee of all laws and precedent, he
evegeist during the last two years of the
Witr upon the mercantile &diming oe
the world.
"Great streas is laid, on the propose
that on the eastern side Germany shall
be. deprived of the regions, especially
devoted to the productren of wheat
aid potatoes. Tide is true. Rat the
note fails altogether to observe that
there Is nothing in the peace treaty
to, prevent either the continued pro-
elesetien of those commodities, in the
areas in question, or the importation
ineo Germany. On the contrary, the
ere° admission of these products of
the eastern districts is provided for
during a period of three years. More-
over, it is fortunate for Germany that
those regions have lost none of their
productivity °wilts to ,the ravages of
war. "
"The German note makes special
complaint of the deprivation of coal,
and asserts that nearly one-third of
the production of the existing coal
MUMS will be lost, But It omits to
noeice that one-fourth of the pre-war
colmumption of German eoal was in
the territories' which it is now pro-
posed to transfer. Further, it fails to
take into account the production of
lignite, eighty million' tons of which
Were produced annually in Germany
etcetera the war, and none of ev,hich is
defend from the transferred territory.
"It cannot be forgotten that among
the most wanton acts perpetrated by
the German armies during the war was
the almost complete destrection by
her ofethe coal supplies of northern
France. An °nitre industry was oblit-
erated with a maculation and a say -
eery which it will take many years
to .repair. The result has been,a gra,ye
entleprolonged shortage of coal in
western Europe. There can be no :ea -
toe In equity why the effect of this
shertage should be borne exclusively
by. the Allied nations who were its
eictimse or why Germany, who delib-
erately made herself responsible for
the deficiency, should not, to the fall
Deal of her capaelty, make it good.
"The Allied and associated powers
'cannot hccept the speculative estimItte
presented, to, them in the German note
„on, the futueo conditions of German
industry as a whole. This estimate
elltimars to them to be characterized
anti vitiated by palpable exaggerationa.
No note Is taken oe the fact that the
eeonomicdisaster produced by the
war is widespreal, and indeed, never -
sae Every country is called upon to
suffer. There is no reason why Ger.
Many, whiclt was responsible for the
war, sleould not suffer also."
Regular Rates.
Geneva cable says: tex-EMperor
Charles and ex-Iempress Zita'accom-
panied by several Austrian arciallekee,
nutuerelts [mile, and a mountain of
baggage, arrived last evening at Nyon,
on the western side of Lake Genesee
from St. Gall, The termer Austriea
royal pair were hissed by the crewil
as they alighted erom the ordinary
'train in which they had travelled, and
took automobiles for the Chateau
Prauzins, near Geneva, their future
home, which was once the residence
of Prince aerostat Napoleon Bonaparte,
The ex -Emperor appeared ill and- 1e -
pressed, while the ex -Empress wore a
gay air, an4 was attired in a gown
of the latest Parisian mode.
Swiss genearines will temporarily
guard the chateau.
es.*
Millerei Worm Powders are par ex-
cellence the medicine for children
who ere found suffering from the ray -
ages et wools. They immedietely
alter the stomachic conditions untler
Willett the worms subsist and drive
them from the system, and, at the
same tbne, they are tonical in Omit
effect upon the digestive ()raw, re-
storing them t.9 healthee me/oration
and ensuring hilmunity frota further
eisorders from euch a cause,
• --tasase---,e
•
offenst% a 'leanest the Romeanians"
Deissarabia is progressita, ac-
ooeding to reports received here
erom Ukrainian sources. because
or inability ot the Ultrairdane under
General reaura to cut in behind
the Bolseeviki in the direction or
Kiev. General Petlura is said to be
helpless in the eltuation because lie
has leeeri deprived of the support of
50,000 West therainimn troops who
are ageing unsuccessfully against
the Poles under General Haller in
the region south of Lemberg.
The advices say that the situatiou
Is considered serious for the Rou-
manians because they may also. be
attacked by the Hungarian Com-
muoiste.
The position of the 'Ukrainians, it
Is said, is still more serious, and the •
troops of the Moscow Government
are approaching Petlura's base at
.Tarnapol.
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The Beauty of a • Clear Skin -The
condition of the liver regulates the
&maiden of 'the blood. A disorder-
ed liver causes inieurities in (the
blood' and these show themselves in
blemishes on the. skin. Partnelee's
Vegetable Pills in acting upon the
liver act upon the Wood and a clear,
healthy skin will follow intelligent
use of that standard medicine. Lad-
ies who will fully appreciate this
Prithe quality of theze pins, an use
them with the certainty that the ef-
fect will be most gratifying.
gliet PtIN MOVE.
DenAnd oi J1emenoeati Re-
cognition of Ireland.
"The German note opens with the
statement that the industrial resources
of Germany were inadequate berore
the war for the nourishment of a pop -
illation of 67,000,000, and it argues as
though this were the total for whiele
diminished resources she will still be
called upon to provide.
"This is not the ease. The total,
population at Germany will be reduced
by about six million persons in the
non -German territories which it is pro-•
posed to transfer. 11 18 the needs of
this smaller aggregation that We are
called upon to ,consider.
"Complaint 'Is made in the German.
note that Germany is required to sur-, .taesla _
render her merchant tonnage, exieting e Clerk -Fifty cents an home
HEM OPENEU
TO ALLY CRAFT
Important Success On the
Murmansk' Front.
Traveller -How much is any bill?
' Clerlp-Whatroom?
Traveller -I slept on the billiard
Main Bolshevik Position
Also Turned.
TflTEE B14001CADE,
400 Aoked Swim
TV* Qom's°.
••••••••••
(Berne cable saye It is contermeel
that the allied and aseociated Gov-
ernments hale) 'addressed A question
to the Swiss Goveenment as to *he.
ther it would be Willing and ready
to ham measures far a severer bank.
wee egainet Gunnel/ Should eircem.
stences require it, et is belleve4 bore
that thee step etepresPerittory to action
8ile1tt.
°ulydGermany reetlee to sign the
t f
' i 1.•
Taa pubileation of the question
has ma e a painful impression la Geese, lb - .. .. ,..... 0 80
Switzerland, aid le commented upon Prete-
widely in, the press as an Infringemeut - Aeyeel:,taht::et. • • • • •• 1 pa
Of the rights and independence of Doe bbl,. .-. a.... 10 00
small countries, -
. Bring' Ilp the Reserves. ABE i see pea nati, gpnueeset, 24. t: b. , ,t 1 .an.0,, h e., s: ... .., -=
eat 0 .
CatIrruihab,agpec*k* -.: .......:: -1 75
joint eves. viading Ids grandmother,
tnhetthefoilcuocuintthryat. John One hadd y . Dag hag a. a, .. „.. 1 ee
1.71,11sogrlailnetmoi
Met a few cleliel clothes left, so She D'IP 11°wP bnchee* '" 0 30
told, John to write Ids mother and Cabbage, new, each.. ,„ 0 16
Jon. eheyea immediately, and in a ' - " -
'Celery, head 0 10
tree: her m
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tu
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send him some new clothes. Cucumbers, each, .. ..„0 10
,.
tes returned and showed aer Lettuce, 3 buitchee for
Ottione -
the letter, which was ae follows: ' imp box ......6 6 50
Do do lb . . 0 15
"Dear manunaplease send s me a re- Lock's', bune.
eh .". "... .1 :, _
ment of clean clothes." Do., green, bunch , . .. o 06
enforce
TOItOTTO 1114/21K14" a,
FARMERS' 'MARKET.
Dairy Produce --
Better, eimice dairy. .. 0 60
creamere • • • 0 00
Margarine, lb.- el 36
ROO, uOw 1814, amen.. 0 55
Chew°, lb.. ....
Dressed Poultry-
Tieraeye, lb... 0 45
Fowl, lb.. ... ...... 0 42
Chieltene, roasting, ..., 0 46
London, Cable.-Rueslitn troops co-,
ovulating with. the tithed force 011 the
attirmansk trout, captured the town of
Provientz, at the head of Lake tmega.
on Saturday,
'the capture of Provienetz opens the up.,s
per part of Lake (Mega to. allied crart.
The imputation welcomed the Russian
troops„ mkt held thanksgiving services
tor weir tielivet cline from the 13olsitevik.
Before teaving the town the Lolshevtiti
removed all males mote than 14 years of
Potatoes, bag 2 00
Irritit) Nerv s Restored Rhubarb, indoor, 2 for0 26
- ,
Do outdoor, 4 for* 0 25
tod Health -Regained
Sage, bunch
Radishes, bunch.
toikos
tio oak
02160114 MIK weave*
Truitt* poop,
woos A 00101141a
VAlealhhalge
DU410* HOhnal
0 65
0 C5
0 40
0 GO
O 40
Q 50
0 46
0 60
0 32
1 25
14 00
0 25
0 20
0 30
2 00
0 40
2 00
0 15
0 25
0 20
0 25
0 10
0 05'
0 16
0 60 0 76
lo a SImple way sirSaull.rgipyl:,,blbtnagekh ,„ 1 :2555 10 1500
The man or Woman who is run-
down, not feelioe up to the mark,
Palatesirritable, netvous or sleep -
lees can well afford to lean about the
.wmaderful re,stdes the newly diecete-
utraceelib.lood.food is eteillg to folks that
There Is wohdereul power in this
new blood -food; and every week, pal. -
!Id person can be quicaly nourished -
beck to,healte that uses it as directed. .
After each meal with a sin or tem
at' water, you simply take two litHe
Chocolate -coated tablets. sold in all •
drug ewes under the 'tame of "PER-
ROZONE,e•
The effect is noticeable at onee.
rex! feel happier. brighter. more
coateeted., That ,old -Hate feeling of
weasenese, denarts-e-yote. forget your
"eerves" and no longer get irritable
or cross over trifling annoyances.
There ee it reason, for title etange
aria that Jammu consists of tae fact
thee Ferrezone contend blood -mak -
14 materials you can get in no other
way.' •
Vermeil° luakee the blood .tiegle
and sing with new vitality.. This en-
sures lots of nourisbanone and
strengthtebpciv
beed
ig suppli. to every part
c,eh
e No wonder the eyes brighten and
the cheeks radiate color and heap!.
alse: With abundanee of etrehgth, a
keen appetite, good digestion and
Plenty of soundsleepe-ell the result
ef Ferrozone-you quickie feel as • if
life held new ebasens and pleaseres.
Un the Vaga River front to -day o. Bus,
eIan patrol ut 100 men broke through the
Boishevil outpost line at Walt) Boreznik,
killing 22 of the enemy .and capturing 74
with no loss to thetnselVes.
The allied troops on the north Rus -
skin front have carried out: it sueceski.
ful turning, movement against the main
Bolshevilti position, forcing the enemy to
'cm eat southward, according te 5 North •
Russian official communication received
here this evening.Severe!. towns were
captured and matiy.-prisonem taken, and
the enemy also sultered hetvY casual-
ties.
The communication says the turning
• movement was carried out May 20 north
of Meilvyejyttgora, six miles south of
Lumbushki on the railway, that the en-
enty was expelled froxn this position and
i'oetrffm
eat.
townsmbh'shki, Gstreche and
kolodarl were taken. •
The Poor Man's FrIend.-Put up In
small bottles that are easily portable
end sold for a very small sum, or.
Thomas' Electric Oil possesses more
power In concentrated form . than
one hundred times ,,the quantity of
many unguents. Its cheapness and
the variedemee be which it can be put
reeks jt the pool* man's friend. No -
dealer's stock is complete without it
Chino, Has Vitomen• Soldiers.
China, first in many tillage, had.
Women soldiers long before thee were
'mow in Russia. During the Tao Ping
rebellion, 1850, women, as well as
men,. servee in the ranks. In Nanking,
in. 1853, an army cd 500,000 women
was recruited. They were dividel in-
to' brigades of 13,000 eacb. and were
commanded by women officers.
• • *
The Cynical Bachelor observes that
love will find a way, but money
'Weighs more.
- •
Paris cable sane Premier Clemen-
ceau, President of the Peace Congress,
has received a letter from Edward De
Valera, Count Plankett and Arthur
Griffiths, Irish Fina Sein leaders, in
which they declare that Ireland will
not be bowl by the a,etton of the
eeriest. delegates on thh anentiOn of
oeace. They ask recognitien On be-
lief of Ireland.
Frank P. Walsh, Edward Dunne and
Michael J. Ryan, the representatives
a Irish soeleties in the United States,
have made public a letter tulttressad
to President Wilson, asking for per-
mission to present to lihn personally
the meter of safe conduct to Paris
Lor Edward Do Valera. Arthur Grit.
fita and Count Plunke'tt, as well as
"certain facts oe grave importance
aioev in, tear DOMOSS1011."
Ofl itt Other' ilheete
Viten an Idea le Vague people don't
quarrel ibout it Yet thee° Who have -
daneed and sung with the connettinity
report A new end hearty quality Of
joy In the ritual. And they bavo the
bunion date, se skeelere have not,
"Protection" For Your Home -
No "Free Trade' With Decay
Everything with a surface needs surface
protection. Not only the outside of your
home, but every part of the inside -the
floors, walls, furniture, woOdwork and
meta parts.
To paint, means protection and pre.
servation and monersaved on repairs, for
wear and decay always start at the surface.
To leave a'surface unrwetectedby paint
tn,- varnish, means "free
trade" with decay and
waste.
"100% Pure
Paint
The, Paint for wear and
weather.
Seuour'sFloor Paint
11,6 ma reliable.-- it
wears. and wears. and
Wears.
"Neu -Tone"
The sanitaiy washable
Ellt Oil Paint for
interior 1)0e/stations.
"Wood -Lac" Stains
imorovo 11,0 new --
renew the rid.
"rflatUe-lie
Tim ono patient deer
not mar er
scratch whits, under
budastweer.
`Tarnoicum"
Fi.atirsr.nd twelterves
0.1 Clotho -id Linoleum.
Vilah
PAINTS AND VARNISHES
They are the greatest material protectors you can
use -and the cheapest -because they spread easier,
cover more surface and last longer., 134
HART113Sity, NOtill Co.
OREENSIIIELDS AVENUE*, MONTREAL
MEATS, 'WHOLESALE.
Beef, forequarters $17 00 $19 00'
Do„ hindquarters 28 00 30 00
Carcesses, choice 23 00 26 00
Do„ medium 19 00 23 00
Do., common 17 60 19 00
Veal, common, cwt. „. 13 09 15 00
leo., 'medium 20 00 23 00
Do., prime 25 00 26 00
eieavy aogs, cwt23 00 25 00
Shea hogs, cwt. 26 00 28 00
Abattoir hogs, cwt. 28 00 2e 00
Mutton, cwt. ... . 18 00 20 00
Lamb, lb. . 0 28 ,0 32'
. Spring lamb, each 13 00 15 00
, • • SUGAR 1VIAR1ET.
e* The wholeiale quptetions to the re-
tail trade on Canadian relined. -sugar,
Termite delivery, aro now as follows:
Acadia; granulated, 100 -begs.. $10 16
Do., No. 1 yellow, " 9 70,
Do., No, 2 , " , . 9 00.
De., No. 3 yellow, " 9 56:
Atlantic, granulated, " 10 16
Do., No, 3. yellow, " 9 70
• Doe No. 2 yellow, . 9 66
Do No. " yellow, " 9 5e
Dominion, granulated " 10 16
• Do., No. 1 yellow, " 9 76
Doh No. 2 yellow, " 9 66
,Do., .No. 3 yellow, . .. 9 56
1a:death's granulated, " .. 10 16
Do., No. 1 yellow,'e .. 9 76
Doe No. 2 yellow, " 9 66
Po., No. 3 yellow, " 9 56
St. Lawrence, granulated," .. 10 16
Do., No. 1 yellow, " ea
Do., No, 2 yellow, " „ 9 66
Do, No. 3 yellow, " „ 9 be
Darrels-bc over bags.
Cases -20 5-1b. cartons, 60e, and e0
2-1b. cartons, 70e over bags. Gunnies,
20-1b,„ 40e; 10 1071b., Gee °vele bags,
OTHER MARKETS.
WINNIPEG ,GRAIN EXOHANGE.
Fluctuations on the Winnipeg Grain
Eechange, as received by Logan
Bryan, Termite, were as follows:
Oats- Open High Low Close
May.... .............. 0 75
July .. .. .. 0 76%
OCtobor ............ 0 63%
Flax- ,
May „ ........ 4' 13%
auly .3 95 3 06 3 95 • 96
• Barley-
-May ..1 1914 1 19% 1 194 1 1914
Auly . .1.17% 17% 1 17% 1 174
German itiptr..,.0
will Be Voluminous
With Dvefi!Ontpitoes'ails..0ounte,r-
Berlin cable peers: The German re-
ply to tee allied„peaco terms will be
gieen in five eections, dealing with
ectlitical and 'teeritorial essues, the
Leagu.e Natione, and financial
and 4onorele smeetions. -
'The notes already tebeismitted. to
the allied and associated powers,
the °wheelie • belitoie, win afford it
baele for negotiations en some ,o.e.
these cateetions, and ills° may serve
as euggesting a way •over obsteclee
• in, the.. way of negotiatioue on the.
peace treaty,
The preanible tee the reply -will
deplare that the terms are ihaccept-
ahle _titer face in* tliet they are
violation el. • President Wileouls
Pepeq:itiarlitealeiesitcy.lapgaigs,r,
aorjnitfermea'of the negotiateng
rieryhicahe,corGaserraiihneyr
This down -lee will be comple-
mented* by special -propagate and
coenter-proposale, width win 'bring
the volume of the reply, -,up to about
sixty typewritten pages. Thie , is
exclusive of the varieties mites 'al-
ready transmitted, announcement
of which wee, made .by the German.
delegation in ' „Tuesday's commeni-
cation to President ,Clemenceatt • or
the Peace Congrese.
• The delay of iseveral days In the
framing of the reply bees aeon due
to the absence of confirmation front
Count eon DrockdorffeReetzau and '
his associates at Versailles of de-,
cleicem reeeked at. Berlin. The Ger-
mane have been carrying on delib-
erations at lab 1es than theee
places Versailles, Spa, and Ber-
me_ this .separation making more dif-
fieult . the work of co-ordinating and
unifying the stepe deeiaed epee. - lit
13erfin there appears to have been
the greatest diffidulty, as. the work
of getting the peace commiesioecre
and the National Aeeembly agree-
ment is said to have beta Meet de-
laYed through the 'constant inter-
veneloe of the party leaders. While
theonaterial. Contente tbe Ger-
man reply la. all Ito eesential painta
has beet agreed upon la 1 the
partielpeting factors, , the textual
construetion of the notte will te-
quire a few days beeond the time
3lnilfat by the letitente. (This exten-
Mon Ine since beta Asked for and
granted.)
eedei)erman counter -proposals will.
be of a definite character and eolne
Of them will be so framed as to in,
vile or suggeet a realelon of the pre.
eertt teethe. It le elso believed tbitt
the Germans Will euggest that neutral
arbieratOre be called in eviler() the lee.
Mies, are exceptionally connate/ and
that they win reeentmend the all -
refitment of Mixed eoluteletsions cow -
prising allied, German and neutral reh.
preeentatives to pass Upon the ques-
tion of the resteretion of the devas-
tated, districts. and sense of the Mere
trade.urgen r 1 le e relating_ ,to interne,
tional The reply aid° will (Memel Ger-
etesent relationo wItli Aus-
tria, teeereeting astalitst her being
charged, with reeporteibility for the
aete of her formeT
An. object farely lateens In
ion the the charm it had In pursuit, -
Pliny the rider.
Vitastons
soolornat .0. .1,1i4400k_
0114* 014: Wiwi 'go*
YES.,
Irwin
L.D,S.'
Dikeititoarni041 opoonnegtael, 4audreelgenetfiatteheafppeleinte.
Den-
tal Surgery es Ontario.
010Se4 seare Wednesday afternoon,
Office in IViaudenald Kock.
,littRustailo:milimp.atia.del7tom!bditstos
sorto•Mon, st013241p:ttiritdatan:ouosObt,.134wnitiartool, in.:Buluntnig
241101114.*
01no• In th. 104" TO111410040, b0.
Or.*** Use Queen's Xlotel saw tho
itsotist 011ttroh;
A-11: Slava oartel:lr, 0:04141voit
Phenin
t. RObt..C.-itedittond
((4Q4autd)A.
PHYSICIAN Atm Bufloprot.
(Dr..Ohishoines old stand).
MINNEAPOLIS GRAINS.
•
Minneapolis -Flour unchanged, Bar-
ley, $1.03 to $1.19. Rye, No. 2, $1.49-
1-3 to $1.49 5-8. Bran, *39. Flax,
$4.19 1-2 to $4.21 1-2.
DULUTH LINSEED.
s 111
Cli•aduate of University or Toronto.
?acuity of Mecildno; rdeentiate of the
Oetarta College of Physicians and
Surgeons.
OFFICIO ENTRANCE/1
SECOND DOOR NORTH OF
4tirlaRIGG'S PHOTO STUDIO,
, .
JOSEPHINE ST. PHONE 29
•
1/2. A.!PARitEk
Alsteopathi. bnl'id. vitality attikl.
ltrailititCJitlftiitiattit of thi-siiius s1141-
tisimes is gently ieourad; th.re'.
raraolipir the profit/postai esusa.
disuse,
pronto* and other esszatuir-
, '201sii road& 'Prusiss solantifteally
track, $4.14 1-4
to, $4.19 1-2; arrive, ;4.04 lea; May,
$4,14 1-2 aelted; July, $4,04 1-2; Oc-
tober,
MEESE MARKETS.
Brockville -At to -day's meeting of
the Brockville thee& Board 1,660
white and 937 colored were offered.
All told 31 9 -lee.
• Campbellford-at the regular cheese
board meeting, held here to -day, 306
white were offered. All sold at 30 6-8
cents.
Stirling -At to -day's cheese beard
400 ibexes were offered; 320 were sold
at 31 3-3 cents, balance refused 31 5-16
eents.
$0&'
Wcs OYER CleittST1211 S11QR11.
end rrldays,
'to p.a.; Wednesdays. 1 to 11 Lea
CAW dols eloPeletieeek
,No Asthma Remedy Like It. Dr.
J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy is dis-
tinctly different erom other so-called
'remedies. Were this not so It would
net, have continued he gres-t work of
relief until kn.own from ocean to
(meet for its wonderful value. Kel-
logg's, the foremost and best of all
asthma remedies, stands upon a repu-
tation founded in the hearts of thou -
Sande who have known its benefit.
•
Me Lute.
The lute has vanislied, It was
One of the oldest of lastruments and
had a beautiful vibrant tone some-
what like that of the harp. But its
size and complexity were against it.
It had a long tail, and many strings,
end while its size itereased its power
and range, it also Inereaeed its weight
and made it cumbrous. The min-
strel of to -day plays on the mandolin,
the guitar or the banjo, and the lute
Is forgotten.
Religion Is neither a, theology tor a
theosophy; it Is more than thee; Itis
a discipline, a law, a Joke, an indiseo-
Iuble engagemeet-Joubert.
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Exports From Forests.
Reports of the Trade and Commerce
Department show that, for the year
ending November, 1918, Canadian tes.
ports of primery forest products
totalled $64,281,861, This is an in-
crease of 22 per cent. over the previous
year. The exports from the forest'
were very nearly double those from
the rfisheries, and were 85 per, ceetof
those from the mine. In additioe to
the primary foreet products, coosistIng
mainly of lumber and unmanufacturea
'wood ill various forties, wood -pulp wail
'exported amounting to $32,5h0,61e,
e.hieh wood in manufactured. form,
ot otherwise covered, totalled ell26,-
s 61. These figures are an indication
'if the econende importance of Cana -
i' s forests, in the development of her
eoreign trade. -C. L.
The °Wee' Council, of Middlesex
,county, Onut., has passed 0 by-law
arotecting the birds and game In the
ounty for a petted of five years, This
cetion was taken on account of the
t-neertentious veaughter of birds end
ante, and the consequent increase ot
liesect pests.
Out of 100 average 'healthy men at
Le years of age. steisties prove that
at 05 years, 86 will be dead, 1 'will be
belch, 4 wealthy, 5 Still supporting
1.11e155e1vee by work, while 64 et the
100 will be depending on Metals,' re-
tatives or charity.
--Safety Engineering.
goiter Bearisgs,
hall bearings are a German inventiOn,
and it is ottly it comparatively few years
nee that they made their appearance on
the market. Roma beeringe. both eyi-
Indeleal and Conical, are an Amoriefut in-
vention. The advantages claimed for
the rollers over the bails are that theY
can suMain both Inc raillat and the axial
and tlICY 0.10 1501e caally replaced
when they become wove