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Ft�bruary 2nd, 1911
HU Dr. -VVilford, Medical Misslonarg In China,, l'ormerlU of
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139, Rev. Hislop Dickson for some time Pastor of
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departure of the hair. 'Precedoo tho,
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carried "u" 3 comb through wh. hav,
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was Ic v lso seen me. w .0 ,
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That dandruff t'a 'o.n S W031' and
convince$ , 0- 1��ooll I Y of Us, but let
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Of course dandruff isn't a good thing
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Tzoliuts,ing, Szechwan, is aroused, (perillaps from a comfort- they would b6� calkid ill a few minutes. The blem of Women Suffrage is mAn-a Winston Churchill it may be 1 far I tile women of their nation, The Mmo trouble that cuuggs th
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West China, Dec. 24d, 110. able nap) and is requested to, go again Not. 0, they are not called for sev� not of the same imporVance in Canada -wera to frustrate some plan of theirs Vbat would women do wital the Oruff, iso it you get at the cause ancT
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I to the ,magistrate with the paper and cral days. Then a board is hung out as in Great Britain, for the simple or oppose their views, be, will not on- franollise it t -bey had it ? They toII arrest the loss 09 liair, you will Stop,,
dandruff too. .
mar Friends:- ask him to'stamp it with his seal and With the, notice of the mses written reason that there are differences be- ly be sarcastically condemned be them u1i that they would aim at removing Those who Ilse Nyal's llirsutone find
p eS,t ,he M -4 sath4factory hair beater
I have been studying for the, Past, ,sign with the vermilion pencil, jo. in in vermilion ink, "Lee versus; Wong" tween the W.011WA of these IWO Conn- but MaY even need the continual de- the great evils of the r , - t day, lLtn dt Ot
hair dressing they have ever used.
few days some lessons of our Fi,ng- regular official style. The official run- comes third. The runners burry the tries and differences also in IlOnielife. fence of policeman as a body guard.. They would abolish the drink traffic It d0eil stoP the hair from falling
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guago course ou "Litii-gation," cr ners names are g1so.to be writit(A. on plaintiff, .defendant and wituessc,s�, all Unless we are prejudiced, we must One speaker on the eve of the Decem- andthey woullimake poverty to be lt �Arfll also stop dandruff,
cor� the warrant. The runners are giv,en into thecourt lzow�e once more, 1,,�acli admit t4latlin.Great Britain there is ber electionexpresSed the wish, not unkn<.)Wn in the land. 'The writer ins Your XYal Druggist cheerfully ree-
I-aw, and I was so struck by the . . l 0 ds It -U.06 and 50e in sprinkle
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ruptneos of the clhilxese motbods'A,at the warrant, after having -been found has to wear a proper dress, suitable an intu,*Ilectua? and a political atmes- only that the Liberal Call,inct, Would 'Sincere sympathy with this a . im, fop b Tot _tl ee U . r
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1, thought some of my friends might'. by tile gateman, and are toW to find for the ocleavion. Before long the Pheres superior to that of Canada. I be defeated, but futitbor that they any Canadian who visits the Motht-r - , -
appreciate hearing a Aescription of the defendant, Woug. But instead, man in charge of the court cries Out, This atmovilhere is breathed not by would be .%imply s -vv, ept from off the Country must deplore the appalling I . i
t he, same. they go and te�l Lee that. they want "Stand in the Court.11 The clerk, nien alone but to a very great extent -fact Of the earth, At the time @I tbi�i n).ibvry and degradation resulting from I -_ . *0 "
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!-"Starve to dcatb, but donIt 1000 cash for "delivery" money. Be- tile black clothed -attendant-, and the by womenalso, and the question of election, their cry was, -"just as the poverty and drink in the slums,of such: , i .
I . Id this, lie had to pay 200 cash to runners on duty for the day,, all gath- L women suffrage is the natural outcome House of Lords has vetoed tho power a city as Glasgow. . FAmiLYVI - , I",
steal ; die of yage, but don't go . sl e0 'her and stand, Some one in of this fact. The Toronto , girl reads of the Liberal Gov ril t, in the a I., iI I
to law." the manonduty inthe.Office o(Rites er toget e Men Criticism. I . -
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�' deep like for writilng-the .warrant', ;100 cash to the chief gatvinan's office cries out, her thrilling novel while the Glasgow same way the Liberal Cabinet bar, vet- In closing, 1 venture to indicate ,0QK"MVKW'. M. . .
2-I'The court house P the in" in charge of the Receiving and "Let, ,all be in readinc." They all girl ponders Qver the deep sayings of (X44 the Conciliation Bill," which ibree respects lowhicb.
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the sea ; its corrupt practices are 'nglish poets ; the Toronto girl would have granted the franchise to a rage, fail$,,- - WO'zlen� Suff- 01W Zor ft,cb e."rydgly ao,M40W .
great like the heavens." Despatching office tor sending thu respond, "We are all bere.11 Inside the L . .
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3-11Easy to face the official, official endorsation. . the inner doors the sounding board enjoys a leisure hour With the Ladies' considerable portion of the women. 2. They have defective views of ,
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hard to face his dogs." In due time Wong is found . and sounds once, and the black -robed at- Home Journal while the Glasgow girl U(Nnee the suffragists have done their the power of m( -re legislation. To 110111'es, J. X. Hovey, W. A.
The word "dogs" here refers to brought to.bhe offidal's house, which tendantq give their cry, indicatting reads the Daily newspaper-, the Tor- utmost to influence voters to oppose Imagine that the British Parliament, )Xccormell, Clinton.
underlings. in Canada a parallel often servesaiga jail. Ile is lodged that, the magistrate is, at'hand and onto - girl grows entbu-,iast,jo in des- the retlurn to power of the Liberal ad- can at one strokcT stop the manufact- . -_ I
may be found in a politican and his here safely and the runners return the all, must stand at atterition and ev- cribing her now bat to a companion, rnini&rtration. It you were to form ure and consuXuptig.n. of intpxicating
helpers. . I warrant. Their work is tiben. finished, erything be in order. As .soon as the while the Glasgow girl manifests as your opinion at Mr. Asquith, Mr. liquor or - bring into being . Tho Keeley min� has beert in a �
4-I'The Court House doors open 1but ,nottheir "squeozing"-probably middle door is opened t�bc magiGt,rat,6 greiat an enthusiasm in disviis'sing Tar- Lloyd George and. Mr. Win" ,ton Churn- ideal poori laws, is as absurd as it 'state of slew by strikinK pickets,
wide like the let -ter I'V," but. you* you havo hea,rd of the "squeeze." sysir comes 6ut fit his official robes and iff Reform. 4 bill, from what has been said abrout would be radical. In a cotintry where
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It sits down. The runner in charge or Noticing these, . facts one n William Allan fell one hundred fett.
cannot get in without cash though Som that prevails in the Last. At"PallY them in the suffragist mkvtings to Public Opinion counts for so , much, in the Terniskaming mine at Cobalt; .
you are in tile riglit."! - - � rn,qy be compared to the "graft" sys,- t -be court oriqs, "Please ascend the thinks thattliewomen or Great Bri- which I have referred, you would come no Statesman would dreavi of .�uch a and received injuiries that will probab-
In the original proverb, 6f course, tam, of the home officia I Is, or the 11tip- .judgment seat-" The drum in the tain are justified in their struggle for to the conchudOn, that tho,. tliree worst move. Yet that is my, impression of .
they do not say "N"' but "Pah", one Ping" 01's0tvdMts, only here the tip- great, court round . s thrice in !�ucees- the franchise itud to come to a fair scoundrels in Great Britain Nyere plac- what the women propose to do. One ly prove fatal. . .
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�Of their characters which is like V, ping isn't. opional. . �. sion i; illic, blac�-roded attendants conclusion in the matter. The writer ed at the bead ofthe government of spoakcr boldly denounced church or- Official aDuounci-nient js� Tuade thati �
again give their, cry in a land voice ; of this, article attended thre," public . . I
inverted. A friend� or Wong comes vo see him I I .tile nation. Thvt most kwatching sar- ganizations and charity agencies as till' King and Queen, will visit, Dubka
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5 -"The living Pluto does nO t before long. Ile appeals to the lium- tlz�i liotors also bring their instru- meetings on Woltizen Suffrago at which casni was meted out to each of tlic-ic almost of no, value, and emphasized and Ettinburgh. . . . I
despise a thin gli-ost, lie is able ane feelings of ibe runners to get his meats. of punishment and arKang6 addresses; werb delivered by such lead- men. Talk about men in political legislation as the one cert,ai'ri ' cure . . I I . � .
to scrape out fat from the drum- friend out at bail. '�he runners re- them. The magistrate puts a mar -k ers in. the movement as Mrs. Despard, speeches uttering words of personal for. these.existing evils. . � � ''. - __ . - I
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stick" of a chicken." I peatedly refuse till lip talks ,'cash." ,with vermilion ink against, the, name Mrs. Billington -Grigg, '.Mrs. Henry abuse ! Wily, men. Simply cannot be '2. Tliey. give us no guarantee of .' '
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generally appeals more forcibl. . . their ability to legislate. Vndoubt- .
This provorb indicates 'that all's This of. the plainlifi'. The runners *then Fawcett, L.L.D., Miss Niolands, AliNs compared wd,1I the sullragists wheu*it KIDNEY TROUBAwjjax
'flw .y call the.plaintiff to conic tip and kneel A badam and Miss Christabol 11 . ank- is a question of personal abuse. . villy A. is true that no one knows' Ills Sgfferid Thg.yea lieved in 7hree � .
lish that gets into � inagistmte's JO a Chinaman's livant, .(as well. as to � . . . . AfohNis Thar.14 to ,PE7-BU_A(A,, , . .
net and he knows )low to "strikL some people wil down, (poW,t-he posit-loil') Magi*- burst, L,L.D. . Thair Tactic.s. . -' ' , full power and -ability untill he has oc-
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il" in unlikely places. � tia W then examines. plaintiff and then . . , ,
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,O . - Their Assumptions And now I canw, to their tactics', In.' cast - ed. ,J 6Z*m� ,
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8 -"Ile has won w. � defendant, is also calli-d it - - - ity�. Ilence .1 am optiniis,WZ, about , ,�:,i�i�*.':ii;���i:i:ii��iiii::i:!:i:,
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the la, No 16,000, cash before, we can agree . p anti he al In all ihese .public addresses Ilion, considering which,'wic must remember R , -.11. ., I
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;, Ile too, is examined, women'q judgm-ent in national affairs. . AID .
but l,ost money," to priva,tc bail," .Tile friend keeps say- ' . Then ivere 'two fundamental assumptions that the women who seek the fran- , , .. N 1-1 � iii�i��'.1i�ii,�-iii�ii:i:i:::... �
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. all .the witnesses come tip and kneel. and.as to the trutili of the . 1:11to , wo clas.ws- Yet sureiv Nve must took for sonic - ...�...,.",�........,r:i:i:i:�:j:�:�:�:�i��i�ii�,�:.�.,:�:. I.
ing that lie has onIN - 9000 cash, .So the so the writ- chise are divided t I . 411 . �. . �ii:ii:ii:iii�iii:i:iiiiiiiiiiii::iiii:ii:iiii:ii..,i-�,i� �!
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. ' ,runners, socing that. they cannot get, or is.not voL,' convinced.. First, , l,'�..�....."..,.............:i�i:::�:�::ii�:i:i:.,.i:i:i:i:�:i:i:j:j:j�,j:j:j:�:i:i:...
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.\Ir. Lee kept a rice shop. Me Wong � . trate, having examincd all concerned, ass ine that it Is women's right roptv,(i I public - speeches of saiftragist.$) we (ind ' "$ ""'**"""""""*"""::i:::i:�:i:i:i�
' [more, agrecto accept. thistUtli alldw to It is the latter.clahs I'liat. has Ad, I ., g� -,-.-.-,-;-.-.-.,.-;,.-;-.�:i:��..:i:i:�:�:i:i:i:;:i:i:i:i:i:i:i��:j'�,':j:j:j:j:j *::,.,.*: . I
1yought, some rice on credit, promising orders tile dviendant to-settiv the ae, . u I I . . . LoO much silence O � .. '..."'.......". . . . . . .. .:* I
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to Settle at the end uf the month, Ile Wong to go I onic but is cliargett to I . d a national . ques- ZZ -,�60 ::*5.,-,..,!�:.-*::,.-,.:-X i:�:�:i:i:i:;.:.:-:-:-:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:-:�:.:.:-:.:. t .
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appear oil tfi,,� day (it the trial. - Let count in full Within ,I fl%t,d tilriv_ Ile .we cannot Irivo represehlative, govern- I ti * I. ion.s. We look at their attitudt, to i M::;::;:::;:::-,.::ii:i:::- - I
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failed 16 do so but promised faithful- . . . ,vais that lie cannot is from Ili's class that so. -many I lt,,�* an d w an titter disregard or -:N :::::
ly to pay Lip at the end at the njext me just here tell You thn difference be- .1 . . � . Ijay., Then. tbU ment without Women hav*Ing votes. Ilieroic' wornenhave foitlid their Way . - e SET �; .�. . . .
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inonth. Again lie failed to find *the t1ween Chinese -bail and English, In in Behind this statenicrit they never ven- to ilie, enjoyabfv - prison -cell. The * S,ur-: even ait olicli _� .1'.., ;...i!i:i�i:�..�i�':::���.i:i:�iii,*�i�j:jiji�.j:j:"-- I''
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I custody and pressed for the. 'Inioney. � every -one acted as they are doing, if i*i*i*", "'..,i:i:�:i:i:i:::::::i:iz::�:��: I . I
Becessary cash, so they c t the 31atter if the nian appears'lic. re- t ure to go,. But- has representation fria-gt�st.y a:vc a�nlore Peaceful and harni, . . . .R.I....".., .
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s the - Ciiincsp offiri'al I . . only ? Ilas iv one with: a grievamen against :--04---.� , , .11
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luarrel. ThLI amount, of t1w debt Was 'a"' . bail, bill, ill( inent. Wong suJI says lie cannot pay, % tollcet I,(: pi bt to .thrang, frowning on -inilitant.tac' the goverawnt reluscd to pay taxes ; , . 1,0,11-11'....... - i �
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about 5000 cash. A "cash" has Bear- keeps the bail in any case, . Ilow .is . . in ) A Ile considered ` tio.� but yet:st riving by ol"her iniethods I gu.,� �; X:::;j::. ,:'..`..':I I
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("llillauL4.1 0.) . 'tile accoulil is not liald in two weeks S , ? Is' - began tothrow stones, . .. Q. 6.
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Iv the same value to a that for justice ? * . This fline . .. . if every ono, who did not get h L,� Z %� ) I:* 41 1 ...
. the magistrate .says that it Has business ability* no claim, to can- for the samo� goal.. I , ,..*j:�::::::
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.11 et,nt has to a Canadian. Lee dd- One (lay. t4le runnevi go and.tvIl tile be.will be beat,un. At'the Csndof I two - tween R A,here no differenc� be- Briefly stated, the angtiiiient for at the houses M those who oppo.,*ed .1 :..."�I.",.........'..."....... FIZEn; . . �
'cided to go to law WithWong Witne��$L . refleetive andintuitive �Ilollgllt? I , .. . I;. . .
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and plaintiff, defendant ,and E's t 0 weeks, -Wong manages to scrape up th�, I Is r' militant tactics I's tlliS�-I-bat alkv PeO- I their requests; in short, . �
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� L .1 I . I - ple, not being able to get a reasonable of tile suffragetics it tbe actio.ns C., B, F1ZZR,, Mt. Sterling, Ky.Psa":. L � I I
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First .heL come quickly. They all come aiidL Wait ncbr�gaiiy cash. I IL� has 140 get a de- to tile Country than. the intellec.tnal ? - . werr*, Suddenly to .
force him to pay t1he debt. I � I -lip v . motional of groate . value. I I'll' have" a 'r h be One .
. , consideration of their demands, aile becolim, the guiding. rulv for all - sub- bladder s ffe ed w" k1d y I
bas toolitain-a blank form.' Th ' is in th& Office of 'Rites. The man fi�- posit form to pdy.the money in courb.. L-,.ntil ved 'a fdv�orable, I . trouble for ten y I
chiargo: L ' j.0 _ L bh6y havo. recel . .&Sr
Vosts him 200 cash. The magi.5trate's says, "I must write out . for Thd' iwo,. having agrecd a - . justified in rctortilng. to physical force. ts in Great, Britain, -what an tin- . . .S.PfiSt L' I
. . I . ccop�, -the verdict fibin iftiblic opinion -on these The ,'Suff rogettIcs claim that the Lib- I - - '.'Last March I commenced.. Using ..
clerk chArges, him TOO cash for draw-. you. a de laration -and send up to the, magNtrate's deeislo�n as final and sat- . . liecy ,-rnobi ! -What � an unreawnable Perubaan'dc ntiriue for three months.4
.ng tip and writ 19 . . . , and maiiy6tl*r questions, let them. rul . 0 d I - �
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I -ing the charge, also magistrate so that lie can tall for .an isfactlory, then invite magistrate IAO be . eral Cabinet has ,posiponed VhCL ade_ ,%trkigglo- ! -� What cliaos would re.milt 1 f b ave. n � 01P . 11-1 U. ainoe;,nor h"wla felL I
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. 600 for afixing the seal. Another invest . gation.11 b 11 , * . a r v c a re -f u I in r eg avl to.. such .A qua e . , . . . I . .
. � . � Ile thelb ' '."illrvil es have a rolicaring of the case, rho ,ad ... ' . � t -considc�ation of their denaunds & They are in too nipch-of a hur- 6�11ai"�?P' I I
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00 . I . ical assumption.' .. .. . I . - L I Ask your I druggist fall al P'Rr.Uaa,'LC1 .. 'L 1.
.3 .is wanted for. handing in - his, .them to give. a little "on the. iivk mon- magistrate, on.. taking his seat � in A - second assumption easily Bolficed to ,such 4n extent that, theit patience Ty. They. lack patience. .Hore : than I I alv� .-
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�(.&Se and for another, seal indicating'. ey" -so. that all J/ble'Loffice band.& may. pourt, receives the. money and.,, deliv�' * i :not, given a, hearing as are atilier del- rt-ferred to, the overwhelming thiport- 1. . . .
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that he canie in person. Ile was told 'get a share. So Lee. gives 3000 cash ors, . it Ovek. to tj . . .
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,to "Come back in a few days Jo see and' Wong, who is so good at paying then both say in court. - that th, egations. Ilenoo ,women are compelled ' of their cause, compared wil-li . L � ' '..
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whether the mugistrate will vndoumii his. debts, gives 6000. The Lde.clara- is Settled, and all leave. Oil the v�ay , CW L; Of'tjle preSead' to utter t1leir demands' by throwing which all such ques:tiQns as tile, V .
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V 0 . vi . . . , ,of, anti -suffrage Way -of tile 11ouse ol"Lords, Tar Ill— RefoL ml
our plaint, or not," Now see all the tqon having becii filled ' ut each has to i -out, thp bloLod (cash) thirlity. under- * ILstones and in ,.every conceivablp 6to .
il 'tape." that has to . societies and the great number of ad-. anno is L .. .. .
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.be gone sign it. This palier is then sent, to I linlis �gAln, approach, thwili and' ask beL . . . In and Home Rule for Ireland, are Lillite L b.
red malley L_ rents in sympathy with this, side,.. ying tild Cabinet Min trers. - . I . I
. % I I for" a .'#Tttle "congratulation', . they follow the 'same method Insignificant. If that be so, should. .
through. I will try to describici hope tho'chief girteman* wbor asks thei as- f C', L Many women, I venture. to bilieve, sbort-2 . . . . . . . - � .
y - 'Ir all A-nglo-Sa'xon ,would be As -that expressed in the Words of theL ihey not be willin.'r ,to take more tilne . I S .
ou will have the necessary patience ' ' sistant to qamine it'. lie next calls- I still regand the home, a% their on'e, im- ' - I . I 91, G ., W8191 . I
to read. After a few days- the official the runnert to bring up tihe "'Furnish- tempted to gve them, a loan of his , . Premier in .dis�solving -parliament,.- in settlin such a. niamentous issue. , . - . L .
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endorses the petition and sends, it to Ing the Court" cash. They go :'and or a brief interval, . w even Manv women "'have still Sufficient can- They resort to a state 'Of war.' All great questions should meet . tile - . I . . . . 1. . . 1. L . . . L .. .
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the "Receiving and Despatchfilg" 6fr. find L Qe - plaintiff and demand this though said A -S - be a . .missionary. I . L , Theill. annoyance extends beyond- stone- approval- of Ilublic' Opi Inion before be-� . . . . .
I I iult�s � t, _ .. . . fidence in man to -feel ,6afe in - lcaving� throwin . g. They know that the gov-� Ing . .. L .' ISTAPLETON SA LT. L . . .,
flee from wb'cli it is again sent . % - on' irfqhtjy .which, L amo o 3000,. cash. L NOW that I have described a- i-ypieal . I be affairs of the �natlon in itheir. hand . 1. I . s�tflrd by Parl'iame.n.t. Tile Brit . I 1, . I . . I
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,chief gateman. This man is chictsuli- the niagistratc.' Lee, -Wong, otc�- are ed All . even .provided by which a. woman May .great majority of,.the people at- Gr6it I .L .
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.ordingtB official in a magistrate's es-- then Invited by. tbeir -bid frilends, - the read. thdm again you Will remedy. my -or - opportunit� Or quarrel . ling, with got her busband free from Paying WT- Britain. are not "yet irr favor of wonfell . . I - 1. .. - . . . 1.
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-draft to the ma s- in the Money." So MxLec, gefs : a. dry reading, inEngligh,, butlet, . ,me . . . . I ; . . ask-dothey not dreadbeing sent -to.. in favor of the Women. being admitt�. I � L I I .- . . I . . 11 � .
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ceivEz blic draft and writes tile " sum- wards they -are f6ld to Wait in ,*a 6JEC b p,writc about something orts to a6hive thair end, 18 Well ddin- on, It adds to their, reputatloa: . It i,n by me. s ' L . . � L . . .L .
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. ne; gliticiring inn . L. U Out SO long.that I must. news9ap(Ts,? y .. ,Self $W),00 0, Yetut foz: alotlles�ho W, � .
draft. Once again tile chilef gateman. ')�oq , wo -y think that I . I displaVed in'.a in "Ile Ing Ili the interests of a great .cause. Ing. antil they itre sure that they walk. (1q, y � ou. think yo.0 evuld got -the . '
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A Victorg for a Man W' Idea's . - Wing�hami ' ' I remarks about him would, ,seelin. to I torv.- as woni . ,en who wvr�L:wiWng 'to walk- . . . . fifty olvjpst twbAslifts.. , . . .. . .
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. Tho Ottawa Frec-Press, Liberal, I -roil Mr. vxing's� bill on Thursday. L _y !1___ *t!� _ �. .____7____ _____ .-- __� -.- - . oaob. I . . . . � .1 .
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had tile following reference -to tile last.% .. . 1.- - . .. I . . . . � Mccllb � in one cai�e where they .are ,m� . . � L L I . " ... . I . I - .. 1, . - . . . . � I . . . .
, " .. . 1. CAUSES �95 TER CENT. OF_DIS_ - I Seaforth .. . N'ni Ilatupshlre has, abolished 'tile 11, 's �. : , �
Mcmb,er for West 11-ul'of" . turned against the propert,y. . I . � . . m I � . � L. e L . L .lds isilVill";t, blill)".111111d. VLJiIL its
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The re -introduction of the bill by I - . I I � . J en conduct- )'oll". L' . � .
the propogal.s of.'E, N. Lowig. , I hey I Mr. John A. ,',�-',im-pson, M.L..A. OlIn, . . . . al se i,4&fs haw; be n . . 11. . . I . .
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E. N. Lewis, INIJI., for West Illiron,* a:rc all designed loi , . wval , I .. . . Concerning , Stomach Trombles.r.d in.the. FreslivUriah,church the L I . . hot, 1* - tUlk . I
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- 'I-',. graye, a few I Th011 . � -lie -s (if - i rt. - . _ -1 . IS it over ,with yo,it - soine .
to into I hand , Or surgent*s .
to compel the placing ofload* line,, as InAlince his n1c"asures i.0, 'prohlbl� 'A. .. Mus -days 2ast, wc4*. and Ilow to. Reinedy .. . pas r L:. . . . day., . . .. .
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)lpon occaii gc ing. vestells, a L m!easure tile,.' S�ile of pois6w,,,, except iander eft -11 , The two-year-old twinL son:of, Mr Do notne Iuct Ahdikestion which has bv"11 a�s sted by Rev. Mr. Tait . . L I �. .. I I. I 1. �. .
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which took .eight years to get tain provisions, �is1ffll': lio make the 'and .Mrs, John Ledlet dil-cl, oil Thurs- leads to all .Sorts of ills and � Conl. "(if Tv��Watvr.. .. . . .:1 I ... . � . I I I .11 ... .
lbrough the British Ilouse of Com)- -Orlininal Code more effective as' Ile- day last, ' . . I . I L . I ! . 1 4 I I . 0 L ' ' L, *
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Canadian IjLouse for five year.%:, was ' ons, and other proposdis Of the na.me nme Of the earliest,settlers of � Wing- tile ills of thv'hinnail body have tbRi: Week � . while driving out to McKillop �� 1, .. 3 . ,1-1,lt,it.,(-it.,t.NrT�tti,iiii�4. -
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that the .11inisler cf Marine had de- Would strike flit, avevage niember of rift), years idnitified'with the business A physician who- made a speatalty, a tv,.Itni standing the,re started to run I .. I - . L ,.. : , I
cided toaccept tile bill of tile Sallie Parliament, who is 'too husied With , inte.re,,ts. of tile tovit. . Mr. (11rcen at stomach troubles,' particularly dy L ,,,- . away. Mr. Grieve, (lid iiot nolf-Ice ... I . � . . 1. .1� I
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Inlember, which was ffitroduced lal,� .the details of party pollil". to rernem-:., cam.c to M,'inghani in 3962 and for pcpsia, .after years', of study perfected 'them behind *him until tlicy. were at- *'11 . . . I . .
vear and which IS again before the hen these ",.mail" thing.%. But the i years' conductrd a general store in . . )y&, most tipon him and an account . t)[L * . A - I . . . . . .. . I .
-umms of Mr. Lewi%-in getting ilito'.1 .thv ]ower town. I at(.r ill, in,oved , I,() IetsL teams alicad Ill, was unable to get Out - I
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tallation of wireless iTlegraphy upon .of Ili.% bills accepted Ili two Successive I tho.'upper t1own. an� has hice.been I'll- * pepsia Tab are. made. .. . and I . h L e ho - crii * � . . . L I
alF passanger steamers plying upon ,�vssions, ' sliow�,tliat a . man. . with gaged - in tile 8 . Our uxpenionev. with Rexall Dys of -tho Way , ,rses Shed in- . . I
. . I Shot. trade. Deceaewd * .. to his Sleigh. Mr., (4rieve had a le%r - a Patronage I
ibe great lakes and upon tidal waters idea.,;,' no matter what his politics I %�a.cy .atypical Irishman, an Orange pvp�qia Tablet% l6a�lsy US to believe. broken and was oflierwise hurt. an& -
(�ontiguous to Canada. , . . - L of St. Paull' thvni to b.o th.e greatest remedy known . . . .
, - . , pay be, can alway�h leave his wark Inan and a . invinber 8 . and I will be laid tip for.some litue, .
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The acceptance of tile latt,(r meas,- up(,ti the legislative prograinme of tile, church. Besidi,s Ills wife lie. leaves a for the relief or acute indigestion At tile aiiiiiial niceting of the Sea- I .
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principle which is involved -that Ila,., . I of N'ancouver, &C, ; Charles and Ed- .are �40otlling and healing to, the in- forth Agricultural Society the follow. ... I .
already been assured bv the develop- . I flamed inombraties of tile stomach,; Ing officer.% Were elected . � . L ft14%1%11ft1
Ment,s on each of our ccists� since Mr. I . gar of Srattle. -.'I'll(- daughtvrs ' are , They art, rich in pepsin, on dent, ,I, P. Daly. - I I HAVING PURCHASE D Tilia . .
mn vix SITOMACII .Nlrs. Walk(r of Oorriq '; Mrs. Hamil-
I L . attle greatest digesilve aids known ter med- Vice, W, Chariers., . � . . . . .
Lewis first brought it, forward fivi, ' ton of 8c, and Mrs. Warivii. of BLACKSMITHING BUSINE SS OF -
,,it, it f,s flere's 'an Off(r Veu Should N�Ot OvOr� North Auglitsta.. . Tile funeval took c' . .
years ago -it is more than th ., . . tit,. Tho relief -they afford isi almost, 2nd Vice, J. Mcf)o�vcll.
-** .a recognition of tile fact that, when' a - look. . place to Winghaill conetery on 'I'litirs- jBilue,diate. ' Their use with persis- Secretary, N1, Broderick, . . . . MR. JAMPIS FLYNN, WE WOULD .
good idea is presented to Parilarnmit day, being und(r 11fle dir%,.eti ' I teney,and regularity for a Short time Tnmsurvr, A, E'. Colson. . 11as the "131ack- Knight" . I �
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no matt cr from which side it `00111t'�s, stoinach troulilts by Supplying I tile fl. No, 70-1. 1 hringn about a 08satiolft at tbo pains Direetors, W. Anient, Sea,forth ; 1), come to your holue ? - .
the Government is ready,. fit its own (),,(,. element, the abkence, of which On Sunday wP(-kXtr: Wm Armour, caused by stomach disorders. ' . Patheringbam, A. Broadfoot and I Let I I lint show you the . PATRONAGE OP THE TOWN OP .
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'good time, to accept. it. ,is Its own. Ili the gastpic juiett causes in(fges- Sr., in early .�ptticr of - X'ast Wawan- Rexall Dyspepsia Tablet-, will in- Brown, John Dortanee, Jas. I.Iv- quick and easy Way to shitle CLINTON AND VICINITY,
The success at Mr. A,ewis in this tion and dyspepsia. , Thvy aid tile m4l, pass(d away at: the-homp of Sis sune healthy appetite, aid Aigpestion the stoves. .
. I . ans and Jas. Car]lin, MleXillop ; We make a specialty 01' -
ViTeless telegraphy matter is, a Sig- Stomach to digmt, Ecod'and to uoick- son, Mr. John Atiniour Ili ilown. Dc-' and promote nutrition, As evidence Win. Rinn, Mullett, . "Black Xnight'l takes ...
-t- ninety vearsi of lige. of out, sincere fattli in Rexall 1) .
nificant proof of what a man With all .1y ccnvert it into rich red biond ,like. ceased was ow ,yocp� Honorary Director,,;, It. Scarlett, J. all the hard work and dirty Shoeing Lame atid: hiteree, .
idea -in the case of .I,',. K. Lewis it maicrial nec"%ary for Overcoming Flewas 'as feringHorses and gttar.
. n .Potchman by birth, com-o ,Aa Taqlets, wt- ask you to try them - .S. N'mith and James (Iowan, Me- work ontof stove polishing..
-should be .said of a man with ideas- natural body,waste, . Is country Ili I 01 Ills wife at ,our it'sk. It they do not -give you , '
� !ng to t,h X.filop ; R. Charters, W. R. Smil- Xt's a Paste -so there is antee satisfaction ln.thaik
can accomplish. Ile bas orliginality' Carry a packagc, at 11exall Ilyspo
il.,died about twenty-three yean, ago. 110, entire satfislaotion, we Will return you I ie, J - 11. MeLoan and, Georigo :no watery mixture to be little. I . I
Ile knows the right time to bring his, .Ya Tablets In your vest pocki t 0 IN was a m�tnber of tile �lcihodist church gle nioncy you paid as for them, with- Dale, Tulckersinith ; James Dick, . prepared.
ideas to the public attentio'll, and lit keep them fit your room, To,lk I Ili, and until lie became too Infirm, del- out, iltle.tition or formality. They come T M. Tlay.c.-, Tho%. Stephe-us, D. , W, Ill cloth or , , I .
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keeps on "pegging away" until lie -ach li,.avy Ildiges- ighted to attend tile, setivic(s. TWO .in thr* sizes, prices 25 con q I T� Pinkey and Geo. Che6tey, Sea- 1 rush brings cL juirroit-like shine .
gets there. after c Ineal iind I sons and two daughters Survive : John cents and $1.00. Renim-ber you can , b ,uA, it &W rub. CAURIA(Itt' MAKING AND .
I ticn. will not bother you, forth. , that I 'You Call sea your fact ift". hHPAIRINO 011 ALL XINDS
of Wingban); 3wnes of Nutang, Sask.; obtain thpm only .at our vlcrp_--�Tha ,q P Boll has sold ill(- Seaforth And the shine lasts I , . � . .
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posal, but Ile has tile satit,iftetion Of We guarantee tbenl to frilleve indiges, Nfr� Oh I 0 1 1 son of Mrs. J. J., Elliott, who took 1(yotirdefilf6retilliftotstipply It'sefid * I
,,nowil, I lbab his principle of making flon and dyspepsia. It they f.0 we o t a, po,.%Resqion last, Week. . I . xoc. for a big cda-sitit postpaid, CITARGE,S AlODERATM
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e of cocaine a criminal Oikince, will refund your money, T`hrec .Sizes. I The offices of -tile Doomiltlion Ste,el Mr. Jamos G. INMeliael, Who
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25 cents, 56 cents and $1,00. Re- Company .1tt Sydney were butiml and broke bis let about a motith ago by, Hkiniltolill, OnL I .
taken oirer by I.he government, And Ila<, n*4liber you ean obtain Reiall. Iteirle- Buchanan Yttill, G.T.11. ilreman, a lot of valuable paptra were lc&t or - ,0�i ,ii , I
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,d the sanefton of -Thp, Rexall ,Store. W. wa.4 kiXed Mille, st,opp'llp, on his en. * do;troyed, 14M recovered to be ablelo conic out to I . ... _ 11-1-1 ,.. . 11 . ...1-11.1....., I it om 1INDE, /?8N_
Commons b7 the. %etond r6adifig Or S. It. 11olines, � gine at Prcicott. I S0091.011 of Gow9anda milling Camp. town, __ L .
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