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I THROUGHODT 'i"I'Ll WRLD. a plank which was -118881119 between lija U J3 I . . Sion. I t have the bad
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- . . the rollers. His hand was caught by . - . L -.- taste to be forever -harping on whkt #
- I thY rollers, -null his arm was dragged - - you would. like to have for. a ChristL � .
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I in a& far as it would go. Th -e -machin- ' - 0M *I - -1 � mas gif t. Your f riends may be at- III,
. ery was, reversed as soon as the acCl- In Some DiStriota the Sitilati011 --is CH-RISTMAS IS- - C ING-..I . 114
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dent was notind, but the -boy's arm . - . . - . I . - d with InAusea. - ani P11
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The "ream of the � -9 of was almost torn from serions. - � . - � -W . � oak . notlift. . . I -
W was mangled in such a, way that am- - -- - . .... 11 Don't make your wife a gift of Some- t -�,
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. Seven Days, i putgtion will be necessary. � . I . - �--- - . AE � - If You're Good. . -was Introduced by . It . I . m Into Ilia Eng- tlift � she has needed foir: an entire g
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. . . I - I . GREAT BRITAIN- . . lish home, it was:one of.the brightest A* virtue of -necessity and chWited your
,, . I- -- � � ral- 1 anta,Clauall come to -night, - . and happiest of the year, Christmas wife out of & raal Christmao presbut.
.. � - The report fir ttio Britib,,h Iline . . 'bd, . . . - .
. oggi;st sa,yo that, 1'aiigtaad is withinall, I - . - -if Y,ciuve go t, greetings and Chrlotmas presents
CANADIA�L . . And do what $,on know is righ were . There Is generally a line field � for
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A fifty -barrel oil Well was ,3truck Appreciable dl4:Illv& Of coal 6x1laust- Prolonged Cold and Deep Snow . - PArtic- . As you should; - -1), - numerously exchangedo and the great I .
. ion. , - I I Christmas tree which bore fruit for of Your dwn home. gave ygur flan-
. on the Porter farm bear Petr3lia. . . . DoVra the chininey lie will cret . ev . ery member of that large lamily.
Fourteen of the crew of the British . ularly the LtLtter, Are Causing Bringing you a -woolly sheep, . nels for -your needy neighbb& The
- The building permits gratited In ship Peer were drowned in"the wreck.1 Great Havo,-Small Ranchers -Will And a doll that goes to sleep ; - . household, was the griDaT, -feature -of heathen in South ,Africa .Would find
I -.London amount to $357,00tl--for the of the vessel on tile South African Not Lose Much -Great Loss Inevi - If you're good, - . the evening. The - death of the .Prince them tob,Ival�m. . . I .
year. . - Coast. , t table in the South. . .- - -� - . . Consort *on Dec. 14tit, so close to the Th6. beauty of making Christmas
Tito Calgary Indian industrial Prince Cliarle., i)f Delimark- and his , . . . Santa Claus will drive his sleigh - . I . former festive season, -for -a long time gif ts is to leave the reciplent con- .
- a e Every land has its own dfawoacks. � ! precluded any Christmas festivities, vinced that the present is an expres-
School was -formally opened by- -Lord wife are g�ing to Col"Illngelk t tit Thro' the wood, Sion of friendship ,or love. Don't make
. Aberdeen. . to wepk for Mir, firsl� �lllle Australian drought is responsiblefor But heli come around this Way . . 1 but as . een returned - � .
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end or tl . ' I , wound was healed, the Qu . it -appear as a fo ality, am obliga- I
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� has been ap- since their Weddlu_!'. . . thousands of If you)re goodi to her old life and Ways. Chriptnias,
Senator McClelan Incen wih leav ' . _ Von. br -because it was expected. i
� pointed I-Aeut-enaut-Governor 6f New; The-(. ;� \Vfilt6or Castle sheep; American storms and Cyclones With a wind-up bird'tbat sings, . � - though shorn of many of Its former Make the gift a-hedrt-difering or don't . �
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. nswick. . . on-Friatty for (),borne. wliereshe will are to be debited with untold injury And a puzzle made of rings , 9,;ayetles, atilt reigns supreme. at 08. make it at all" Be it ever so small '
. � rd a.nd Lady ,-\.berdeen visited amiiy party during, the to life .and property; dry weather Jumping -jacks and funny thlngs-�- . - borne. where the Queen alwaykApendp an object, " -, e- and of little '
- .reeelve It f, -- _ ' re good, . I lief Clirlstmas. Site has alwaya-gone vAlue, if itlliaip`nsi� I
� �anitoba have at dif. .It YOU, .
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Brandon anti attended a number of ChrLAniast llolid:,Y�. - - and frost in M , � . to given in the spirit of I �
I - vziils ill Brit . ferent times robbed th6- wheat -crQP � there since tile death of 'the,PrInce, sincere friendship- it.wili be prized far -
public -functions. Great indignation pr;� cars that "go," . �
- of millions of -bushels, and even tw He will bringyou . Windsor being -too .full of sald main-. beyond Alamon bestowed in C014 6,
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. The Volitreal Witness last night ish anticinaiRan lillal`tcr�l Ut tllecou- I V you're good, i ld . i
7 1 advocated Toronto holding a Dom- duct of . rural eotitfactor�; in hre,ik- safest of all industries,. cattle ranch- And a rockingniho*ey�-0111 . . i ories, so that- after the gervites he plianee With"the custom of -the season, � i
. I- lug, in Alberta - . . --the Prioce, Con- - a
- . in- up Druidical renwills t.) mellu -does not always an If he would I , - . on the anniversary of 4orbecauseyou feel that jou have :in
, inion, Exhibition next -Year. � � . � , joy - lmmwiity from - loss, as - tile in- � I i sort's death, the court alwa,ya- goes
. country roatt�- And a dolly, if you please, - obligation to discharge. . .
I Mr� C. J. Mickle, Provincial Secre- p6libies put it "by the I I
� ' in the Manitoba Ca4inet, was announces. ,the - sura4ce - hisgul act t says "Mamma!" when ,you to the Isle of Wight. The Queen al- . � .
tary The London Times, no In the Tha � . . I . - - .- .
� of God." There is a 9 � . � ways attends church on -Christmas THE BIRTH OF CHRIST.
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�- acclamation for Birtle. marriage at Edinburgh On December Indusiry Is, as squeeze . . communlof,
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eleipd by - tle It -tell bring you one of these, , Day and receives the holy '.ho are with The Message - - — '
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,I � The deposits In the Government sav ore regards some of "the mos . Ton with'those of. her family w to the Judean Shepherds
inga banks for November were $244i-. Aliss, Catharine Edith. ! f districts, threatened with one of the . ire. -good, � . her. The- Duke and Dichess of* Con- -
ou,) and tile withdrawals $264.000- the late Mr. George hr�wa,. of To- greatest disasters in its history. A S . 1. - . . . I- the Best Ever Given.
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- . . ri you ,Ire bad, I naught, the Princess Louise and Lord "No better tidings were ever given
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i trial ronto. - . -ve of the Herald has, anta�grlevesd whe . - I . Princes Beatrice of Bat- t . . . . .
'-'he contested Nicolet election Sir - EdwtIrd Lawson. t1lo I)rinciptIl representatl As he should-; - , .. I Lorne, besides to Mortal man," wf !tea , E ,vangeliat , i
� FaSien Boisvert,t le- just spent four days in. makes him very glad�-- i tenberg, are. those of her childrem. Dwi
jha.s. resulted in Mr r or the Loviloll I)aily Te Ities of - . stmas with -gift L. Muody, *.'tlian..that first ', 1
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- . Conservativei being confirmed in.1h Al. entertained the Prince of country, an When 90 - ., who generally spend Chrb G Sp delivered t,
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. . gral . � at - meeting numerOUS c;Lttle me , n -in Cal- He Is Wise, and he!a a dear ; . tile. Queeh. ,Sometimes the Ditchess of 0 message he
- seat. . tiles and it lar-ge nouse. Pavt.v . I , and her children arip also humble shepherds on the Judean hill
Wi - Macleod, High' R ver and i Albany. . -C - .. g* i
'r his country Piace Ili other districts. The result of "Is , -He'll remember you each year, hrlstian � and I
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. Prof. ,obertson wa:nts. Canadian . Buckingham- gary, Just do rIght and never fear ; There must have been a special sol-: I
farmers 'to gQ- ittlo the b).16illess Of : ,-:]tire hut week. . I ob,�ervatlons goes to showthat while - � .1 I � here, and Princess - her emnity about that night. Above, the
- . "Wppin,r canued butter to India and I � If you're good, . I daUg'Itter and son follow directly after- , - .
,. I a cat- . � avens were resplendent with the
� , The London Daily News' R 01110 c0r in tht. central portion of Albert ward when they have dispensed.their He TJ
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. - . I. jesp�aident says it is asgertect there ti, arr- cc . se- in .: . I own . Christmils festivities.' ". Lady glory of God, and even, the elements. -,�
' 'na` mparatively sale, tho . CHRISTMAS DAY. ' . md to appreciate - the benedle- �E!
. niteritiary convicts [ seeme
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.. -�iil t 'ethe wall. -men that Spain has asked thID-POP0 to the south are suffering severely, And �� Jeune. , � �-, �. � .1 tion of "peace and 'good -will towards (,I
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ese-�:�l l,.,g=-I-g I sound tite European -nations 'as to tile situation In some districts teen Cele I � .
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� il:re McDonald from Toronto and MYOrs i ,whether they would support gary'dis- brated on December I THE MISTLETOE. - ! I inen.' A -holy quiet -rested on the �
I 8Pam-111 become desperate. In the Cali 25. 1 . ., i . . - 1:il
from, -Essex. � United States. I considerable disom - �. - . . — . - '' - ., seene- The noise and tumult of the In
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I Tito ratepayers of Guelph will '9 .O.. Mr. John Morley, a4dressing an edu- tance both north and a* Aly church festivaV writes Mrs. -Lyman I � �.. city at last were stilled, and one "'
se ,�420.00(1 to P1 be a mas Plant.
on A by-law'to rai. 111 Vil I cational meeting at. Battersea last th-i'llandp'are small and can . . . I
vide for tile city furni-ShLug Its O'% , - 6finition of the controlled, and where tile supPl)" Of . -1 � ' 0 `
.1 . Abbott in the Christina -A Ladlea' Home . . by one the I'ghts bel w thern dl,sap- I �
. week, gave a good d Tom Norse . ' .. . �
. . eiec,rie li-'ILt. the "youth Of -hay is comparatively plentiful, tile Journal. "The Puritans, seeing only .It-. the familiar story f peared. - 1 1
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. r. Alonzo S. Valleau I;ap; been aP- : Great *Britain and thb r1therland. cattle. are f)&Ln in good the 'superstitions. and ,disorderliness � "In the realms of- anotlier world
. -M I-lineher - with whieli Christmas had become ea- recall the fatts -that lie first ,(Ireamed those: who -had long lookied for the -I'
- . . Customs at Des- I vy. lie remarked, the father condition. At Macleod and - ' - �
, . pointed Collector O.f R c- I Ili Gernia, Ave a san," but Creek, a. largd� proportion, Of stock cambered, strove with all their ardor and had gieat foreboding -of evil, yet promised redemp#on. gaze down up-- 1
. Richard ,say'.,, '*Tit- uk God I It I c- he -belonged nuitlier-'to edrth nor I
. eronto in Place -of Ur . I *tliout to destroy It, but happily did not su On the scene. Prophet and law -g! I
s, *,Thank have tieen practically wi . . -yer, :j�
burn, dismissed. - i Ili Engialid the 80n...-t4aY I food for -over two Weeks- and hate'. ceed. -The argument sometimes used heaven. His fellow g.ods. anxious. to. king and leader all look toward the
� The Governor-Generai. Lady Aber- i (iod I have,a father. . . - g off thetr fat. They were against It, that the birthday of the pr6tect him, took an oath. from. fire, One who sliall make Qie atonement li,�
deen. Lady ,N[It,rjorie, Giordon and Horf. I The London Morning announces -been lVVM therp- � - water.'stones, trees for their transgressions. And as tile , �F
� in prime condition When the bigi storm child Jeans Is not known, and air. earth and
. - . does not pre. a. sicknesses and . 0 1 "
,%-rehie Gordon are vending a few I that, Azthur Kltsor�- will bril2g an.. � ut the ground has be6n cover-- fore cannot be observed, plant poison, birgs, shepherds watched .and waited f r .
- � action agaInst Sir James Kitson,- came, b -footqd beasts the - i��
- "tay'; in Winnipeg - em%ers of ad ever since With from twa to four -vail against the almost universal creeping things and'four Jura Balder. morn I Imagine - .4that - their jl�
- lling-wood Council appointed ,%I. P.. and other m the , - do iti an im- -longing to celebrate In some. way that they- should not 1 i n -thoughts -and .conversation were on liki
� The- Cb ts t aside his father's will, feettOf snow which ma - - ulnerable,. the gods lieavenly� things. -it may have been ?,
a Committee to make arraligemen .family. to se possibIlity for tem of- thousands. of this great event.. SO. we are iot.sur- Being � thus inv �
fi. -Mr. Marta Involving': half a tailliou pounds, on the - The re- prlaed to le' - that In the fl . roat - - inselves by throwing I'!
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for a banquet to HO � e influence. cattle to gpt a bite of food. . aru can amused the I I . - . that they were talking Over . the
. w -hen he visits that town.- ground of insanity -and undU may, be ea(dly imagined, - : - . - . - 'Iwhie �-
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i,t was Arthur I.:itson's wife who sult Of this eod said last - - - ' - -- - ---- - ---- � . . . � 1i . .
nounced in Ottawa that a , OL- Old .stockmen at MaCl . I - heard regarding the son that - was
. it is- an -some time -since obtained 1:12,00 chinook ,J,—,,�-^-�--,^,-�-,�--- born to Zacharias, and how It had
will forthwith ,)a Issue4i &van though a � . . . . . I 41
commission . damagos against Dr. james Playfair week that . . .
I I ieneY of In- � should come then'it xv:ould be impo&--. .. . � . I 1. . .� ; been prophesied that he wasto be- I
to enquire intO' tI10 effiC - �� - - . 7 - - -- I I
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Northwest. r.ibla to save a very large - � '� "ka"I"'W; . 11 I
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dian school..-. in t1te - . lie i The llrrltt�h 'War Office illtoends With- of the bands that wero inat being fed. . . "� . 1'1,14.1�y . At least their thoughts and conver
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The Govetrilment Is Montreal Llb- : in thf�, next few waE A chinook Itself, said one old cattlo .. . . - I I ...rVie � -`
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requc-st of some oE the -4 in the Slide, -would, kit � . . � I . r , things, .above, -for God reveals 111.9 f',
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t I important experiment 1 hundreds-theY would -, -
6,rals that- those Canadians w7howen, I buTy�!,�.;si t5chool of twimery respecV- T - rink 'themselves to . Aeath. . I -V ' I
. ssisted -back. I . simply d .. I 1, I t"', best gifts to those 'whose minds are I
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I 4�to, Brazil should be a et of artillery fire -on Cap- lie added, would be so " : I , U W", I a
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. . holl. -Mr. Fisher is going to,WAAI- i tive I,zilloons. The latt4--r -will be raised iv�eakeaed, that -a large loss would be - . . "'. , I .1 Cali imagine one saying, 'the Mes- I
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� 0 . A -1 - . . .. r . "�'4�!;"� slab will -soon be here to save us �
thie regulations ' ives will be I'lay2r"'D id, further, would not- be . ,.. ; - .'I�-,,, from our enernies.' 'Great is the ,
U,e made of the q#axan ,� I ol pri,jectile% and'eXPIOS -will Ile loss., lie sa .. �, - , �'. t? , .1;
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t;le two co used. some half-dozell-inilloons , . known for three ypars-vi lien tile half : , " " -1, fael - midst .of "
lintriLs oil hot--- ; .�,�'..
between - . i X�. ;, I . "i -Uoly One of Is - in the I',-
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and cattle. , crop had -been. counted up' , � .1.i.- � ... . 11 ,
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The nomitteeg ft.r tile 'North Brai- I over .,everal- dayti. � verages .\ .1 - . . I , .
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- vacancy in the - for two, feet in tieptil. AVILS - � , ,'Ie ; -,, - - I .Z I
ultoba Legis- - , � ml t,- i4-1 -suddenly ,bursts upon tit
don -Na I ' Th" '.%ear i4- clos'ing %vi -11 tile Fulether w"t iin , , W - "
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. I . ,ature are Me,�rs. ,,L -C. Fraser (Lib- ; trade. The imports' the Pincher. Creek"014rict.,there �. he o world
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- t ' Ain have hich has setl '",`-,;1�f" ; �_9!- - midnight gloomi Is transformed Ifito
-or-al) and A. Pvc,tletliw,; , four feet of ' �- " -,;,. '17. - � - -� --- ,
,iti, thidepen .' . . ,T- .
. � _frulll Canada int.) (,v -it Brit snow. v . I " I - , �. ,�.V .r.d- %&I-.'--
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. � I � int -n , I " 11 14(-i;"�' . � � �:', T _.-, I- midday brightness, and there appears
�t 11 doWn to about three feet.,' . - �1'
� eln,. Patrun). : -ase I 18 per cent. for the.eleven i , , , -..', ,,, . , I �...�- ,- 4 IS . :
I 11 ('11dei I Avittl Novembert liltirses can paw thrOugh-this and get . ,F�,�. t at - before them the angel of -thi� Lord.
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At the conventlun of the Literal - �z I M1
- -.1 '4.368 half attv! are lielplek%, --16" ft ,:-,--�L6�., �
1-11, Brandon Mr. A. C. Fraser was -In,, anting to 4,1- :3 - The la- a meal- the c. �!,N . I ileft-verance for a
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. , 300,000; .111 I Stupid ,�, " t, ,
- Ifla the ; --es inelittle � Wheal ad either sit ( --i �� �, 1. -- "k- %,-�-,�SA - which this world had so- lont yearned [
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I *-sly around.,iol�k- ' � , - . i� �J I I � 407 " -With exultant. shout the chotr i
ant seat ill tile.' bavon. LIIJU,cluu: hanis, J�150.utiu; snow, or walk almle - � ------- .) 11.1"'.1111".1 1 --7 - of f '
candutate for the vac . ' inot I ni , ( 'k \- Heaven ebants again thep, Gospel !i
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- -- �, hi:tter, -C170,000: Che&e. 4:280,000 ; .ing for the feed they eat 4 --- - - . - L-J , �/.;*-; � .- i il t.7 ,,,, , k% :.. . -
1- - - J,Egj,�inture- � - . of- IlIncher Creek, the Ill- — \ X � - -me
, ni- ; e- -s. t-tI6,00o; fi, wn ,- I hisage, that, . first and, ' �klorlous �.,
- . t -on has just eo .ill. i;50,000; lie the- village =JIC;�Vr�!' - lw$ , . �
xr. -Xichola-s \�i' -).00o: saw,, wood, L780.000. lave gatheied ti�ll the stock "I", 1, -\ . -. -full meaning ,
.� lie � %%, t),I, Us� habitants I . �1 11 11 ., I- - . �. carol song. And as the I
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I plated & ta�rnt of 50 year, . .it England to Canada they could drive In anti are feeding . ; ��--- 7 1 14 � . - . of the vision- was realized what thrill "
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school teacher in London. Some of 1 TI1, . - of love and -joy. must liave filled their �`
his old pupils propose to pre9mv him I iiivrea-e I 1 ifer uo-nt during'the same irre!spective of whom they belong to. -5--71 I \�'��A . . �
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of Militia, at The Driti. It Admiralty liave decided Creek told a differe 0 -.
Dr. Borden,, -Minister at- rest. Hesaid'cattle In the riverbot- I :_ -2t - � -- - tened to
the ajmual dinner of thE) Ottawa Gar- : to make all impo�rtant hinovation . .� A&
11 lievonport. Encouraged by the recent toms 'were still all right and-,i;rould- . - � - . �� -in His- lowly- 'abode at Bethlehem."
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rison, repeated his. declaration that - . 'through if A. chlnook came soon. . , . i
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.1 the entire militizi force. of carrier plgeom; as messengers, the' " Peop . Ia get th ar, and ,when spring . � -- . -
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The jury in the case agaillst 'O .1(114 A lling t1le sig- i comes cattle are found �o be all right. tug of long dead Decembers, I
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I ., 1. . cis Clark an,l John *A. Bradley, living 'we, ost very few cattle here ' - I . - I L � � a ' -are f tit- i
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-, -'spiring t will ace ISSS, andI don' .1 . .. ting in and Out aniong,the em�
L,,.-Chlaf at- 1)evonljort. Tile lof � at I :.. . - I - .
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defraud cie, creditor:, . I a capable of ucconiniodating 200 1 lose many ',.his, year." Old t in r �1 - V. 11 . .
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- - 9C and -1 tile country for 20. .1 i, . - I On my heartitstone. Ia inad ractes, and
it is stated at Montreal. that the will bo carried on frcna this loft, the L I � I ma-rVel. for --in seeming -
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Dominion Government has takenover the bird will become zn auxiliary to I could recall nothing equalling' . -� -'- I I can dimly.kee. the -faces and tile
� . the Bale de4 Chaleurs Railway. which tliq INaval inu�lligence Di,partment severity of tile present spell,though � . 1, -- .. \�. - . Feenea' -of L which - I'm. dreaming.
%vill hereafter be run in connection the Admiralty having decided to 41;1;: an old Indian was found ,who said that It � I .. . . - I . . . .
- -11trittitmas days of yore.
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- af system. valop this means of ommunicating L - in 1871 the snow. in the footbills *was O, golden. 6
,vith tue latercoloni, C - 1� � . - � . � � - �
] -Hoyle, reeve of Canning- ,; at- bea, a naval - I . 1� � L .- .. - � in sweet antlelpailon I
. - T ween f leet ad th�! I; . so deep that hundreds of ponieswere - . . � - . -
Mr. W. H. bV . . lost throifgh. it. On : me of- thlehill. L 11 L � - . . lhm�!-Jheir joys,for daya before
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I I . -Conservatives Of - GENERAL. � - . 1 sides -the snow has been blown off, an I . I . L . - 'p-Q.,inalizatIon -
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n -ided 1 cattle can get some feed. I . . � - . �
% North 6utario, as their candidate tit - The 1'rench (iovernitient h. - de, Sedtch rancher, . - . . . � :_ . And on thb aftwu - --,,6
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. the coining Pruvinclai elections* to abolish tile pl-fial sevWellient at I Mpilison, an old time . - � - � ltlk� . �. . L : . Of .Christmas morn - �- � U-X�,- -
� -William Graham. th- - lad - Vent to , - ,.vill said tile range ca,ttle crowded -!it on � - . Itil - . . - � -. - .My childish heart was knockIng
� - \��,w ntledonia. Tlw- c( ivict, - lie halt to � - I . I ) I _
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� : .I �- lw-t�ellt to '-Nijidamiscar illstkxid- 1 him it, such numbers that - I I . . L - . ALwIld �tattbo, - .
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j)e-nitentlary for three ,�-(;trs for i � - - several miles of fouft-111940 gave . . . �. .1� I . . . � . . �. . � - 'twould break '"
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East 'Ll;ndon po�t- -ported that Vie Negus Of build Day after day 3,000 held of ,- , I I � I'l % . - ,� .1 . 6 . - Aft -thrlo-ll,
-L . ceny ffoin. tho - It is rc his hay. . . I � . . AS I unhung my:
- office, hasF recel%e-I a ardon from :'4ir Abyssinia has Ceded to Russia a -11ce � � litli .- . . ., ,.stocking.,
IR . cattle were walking along his fe . . . . I I -1 . . .
� of - Justice. st between Obok feed. thev could . . . � -� - . . L . . E Wh SIM I -that came to hand,
. oliver Mowat, Mirtister . - I small streteh of com 'for the . .. I � . vie
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I . aling station. . . ; . . - . gif
Mr. J.. 9. Larke. the Canadian com- : and Erithrea as a see - but not. reach. Numelrous old I . t - . � . . How marvelous I thought it! i
. I mercial agent in Australia, statcs I it - eam tliat Vic powers Ila.ve , timers were seen who made ,.to bones . . � � . A treasure' straight from Wonder-
. I- L with - that dis I .,.e'd"upon a joint -peremptory de- about ex*ressing the opinion that If . . I L . - .. . . . - . -
that, the trade, . P I . . ft - ". . . land; I -
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e tant colony is :greatly hampervi by i mand- oil Turkey for special reforms, . 50 per cent. .of the range stock could V-Z.a=.Q;;. W. . � A . . 7 . �. For Santa Claus had I - wought It.
I � ilia want of ttansportation .',Iqili- I but as Ru&sia absolutely forbitis be saved it would be lucky. Tile -u- -1 . . I - . And at'my orles - '
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I - . �-6oewcive ineasures, iia pracLical result il;wy - . . SANTA IS NO-AUSCORCHER. . . I - . -
. ties. hie is not so much Ili the lack of hav . - - - Of -glad surprise
'"ft The two C(�J%'.iet '\Jyer.� L�Jllj: Mv- ! is expected. cattle � . . . I � .L . . . ... The -
. as thedifficulty or getting- tile cattle . I - .Others all calne flocking
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� I . Donaltip 'who e�,ca-14A frmit Kin-,stcu ; X despatch to the llarl.s Journal to it. - 1 4 Z � � � —. ,,,,-,-,--,-,-, , —,, , e, ,,�� � I L I
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Penitentiary. ilthlifli,led to ',tell a �from Marseilles says -that news has. At High River were seen.11r. W.' � ----'L - --.--- ---- ��-- ------ And view with me - - I
. d buggy at Uollins. Bay :1114 't I lbeeL received from, -Madagascar that E. � Cochrane ,in(]- '-Mr. A. E. Crom, --- - - -- . - - - : ---- - - � The contoeaf;s. of the stocking.
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1., now thou-Ilt they aro lievowl pur- I. s. Their test!- taries of the Christian era Christians, I stones and logs -at him. Then Loki,
, . - S � - , an American colonist named Lund had two large cattle owner the mischief maker, discovered that Years sped 1 left each well -loved seene. I
L . . Jor ious than that rally celebrating - the
_t. L I � _ been- attacked and 'killed "by the Many was- less lugubr - though:' gene - a -
� -Messrs. Harry -'%Iurl)hY and i1alid rebels. A detachment of troops has 6f stockmen further' south. The snow nativity, were not. unarilmous.in the east of Walhalla grew the mistletoe In-Vorthern -wilds to:roarn,..
. . , - "that seemed too young and innocent And them; ,mid tossing pine tree*
Spicer felt thr64gh thf,- vault * time chosen for- the festival. At least k".11"Im, . ..
, ,viii,,P started dfier the. rebels. here is not so deep, And all available .
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L . , on thW 'ruin. -4 (if tho S,,arms - — . * . hands are liu,sy rounding up - steers- a part of the early- church observed to swear." Palling tt, he pladed a '.
. worklil- -�ettaxvlll. Spice? di -d I * . branc4 in blind Hodur's hands, who I mhdO M791alf w -libme.
I I betreet fire ati -- -)t RUSSIAx% ROASTLPIU. and feeding hay. These gentlemen the sixth of January, not- only to threw and struck Balder dead. Then We numbered --three . -
in a sliort-thW and M,!rl,..Y i- I, -I , . -- were not inclined to regard tile Situ- commemorate the Epiphany, or the . .
� - . his body was placed. on his- great ship - - And- blithe were we, .
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- gecte I t -11 , --If I - ; Dishes'Whtch the Subjects of'tbe Czar ation as serious and tl10Y , manifestation Of Christ to the Gen-: Ringhor, the funeral pyre was lit,his At ad;reise fortune mockii4g,
. . ' he nom f,!, tlie --vant i Enjoy on Christmas Day. - thought cattle would pull' through :tllesi bat also the birth of Jesus, and faithful . 'wife, .'Nanna-whose tears - And Christaijastide
. . with N-ery little loss. Further north I
. :it was not until the. end of the fourth hrL
I ;�'g in the L- Or-nwal: in Christmas (lay ,tile Russians ad- still, where the hands are smaller, L . had fallen on the fatal aneh and By our filreside -
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. . . o - -lw_"_ � - ewint,ton. ro. to their strictly national dishes. hay is behW fe � d In most ews. and as c il the- begin- been turned into pearly berries -and Found hung the boby's stocking. '
- - di- lie -y . . ning of the fifth, that the present A .
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- I , -1 - a rule, there will be comparatively -act- big warhorse were burned with him '
1. . 6 ts . - �� - f -hp moriming their breakfast eon date, Dec. 25th, was generally . Alm I withdn .oiw home to -night
,W . . Lail urm� nmmwai-_:-�.� .1ittle, loss to the small radchers, The cepted. * 0 The I Christmas season' as the ship -drifted away toward the . .
ate - spoke at the rom- -gists of boursell, the national soup, or . northern 'sky edge,� . NO sw8at-young voice is ringing,
� d"W . -ater - same rule applies in the Calgary dia- Is sometimes used to designate the , And through Its Silent rooms no light,
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- 1106 . � broth, corno)sed� of tire fermented Wee triet. Ranchers who have been Inter- time between Dec� 16th and Feb. lot, Now,- when we recall that - the
int0! ' L gilvies intend to erect early of beet root, sour c boiled cab,!' , viewed In the city say their cattle More. often the fortnight -between- Dec. sacred sacrificial. -'fires were kindled - . Mree. chilldis h stop in springing. .
- 1 -he . L treal ream, am not materially suffering, -and they - periodically -we can read -plainly and . The wild winds rave -
- 'year & new elevat6r at Mon. bage and meat bouillon. This extra-, 24th and Jan. 6th., During all this , � - L He was .
: neW bustiels, ' clearly the myth of Balder O'er baby's .grave
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. . vvstp-a capaeltY Of 506iOW orainary Mixture tastes much bat- are not reckoning on much loss. A period there were formerly, and still the tree utiful .sacred Where Plumy pinm axe rocking,
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I .0 TZABOther bushels. m).king tity necessary to appease the ap- weather breaks- So -far there has oak which could not be Injured or. . � And crossed at rest
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I oty, of 1501000 . festivity, which entitles It to be callea On- mIar-ble,breast . '
.' capacitl for - wounded by the axes or weapons -of . -
- - , - -a T -0071itistels. - - L bowl k - comes at once and -ortals. But the oak Must be cat
. ca - - - ,,tal. eletatoi petitg is. consumed in the. morn- been nothing approaching a cb1nooX ' the holidays.' The -vigil of the nativa _ m I The hamda that filled- my stocking. .
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.. L )p*)ha Wheat 4,500,0 . Ing an enormous Plich. If. a; big chincip . ity, ori AS we call it, Christmas eve, . . - . � .
. J. ,down for the sacred fire, and only In .
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� . _ a wa lied zshore upon clears off the, snow, the danger will was observed from tile firBt( with exT . �
I %&13od3f which wa .8 is filled with the soup and stands 1 oved but' It partial chinook, aps beca:ua'b' Its heart life -the mlatletoe---cotild it With Misty eyes but, ateady hand
. ky,s point, near , WYelridge uring the day. In all be reim y . -ceptional devotion, perh a I rabe MY Chrifftinas chalice; '-
I . I . t - a side table d households followed by a, freeze up. would be seri- + he wound6d. Wilm it was plucked,
at, - t1fied as .- - r Lord occu
: bwe b -beeh Wen well regulated Russian the birth of On ,rred In the Hlarals 'to'fhe� childrin of the land
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I- &�--b d a Y a 8 )p found upon tile same Ong in tile extreme. Cattlemen in gen- i the mighty tree tottered and fell. �
I�To night. Unlike other vigils It continued - , In cab4n or In pajace;.
tllv��Of Win. �Qarke, a y6u`19 fish- there is alst .-
. . ITO- left ther bay Ir- a fish- table- a roalst6d pig, dressed with boil- eral are cheerful, and are hoping- for through the ilghtt an(t made. With, . I I I— , - , .
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- �� d reks of ed buckwheat, or kasche, as I . November -is. something. � I . - TILe key of gold ' - ' -
j�� - le- I very young knight .
. I I �._. ?�, uring the prog -4 called, mingled with the liver, heart seVere'spell In I . . A 'Iltt ady" A --'- The -gates of glee unlockin
- . I Georgian Bay three week rta - and- nothing . I Just a girl , It other?a
� --:1211r... 6 -- - . her edible adjuncts of:tho ani- unprecedented IA Albe - A Ch stmas Novelty. � -and a boy in eac And- hImfids"be foung,
, - 1 17-71-1 M - - and ot - - and approaching It has �been experienced - - I .. - ..
. k � Barr. a farmer, who lived- mal. This pig is especially raise& s one .Something novel In the Silk bag as , Eight- I The whole, world round
led for.Christmas, day. It Weighs In any winter since tho*disastroil . 'Jh, their smiling faces -were clear and To fill thJ6 OhristmiEs Stocking. .
Pcrtb, Oat�, was. kit . _ . a. cover to draw- up over allower. pot. Ighf - . . �
. ( or eight of 1886. -Calgary Herald, br- , . - . - _ L
I - - the road- never rhore than seven . I . � . .. - - .- - . - .
- evening- lying b) . � , . It Is made by covering two circular!
I . . . , . � ere--; Their velVets. and' Satins with gems. -. - . The Nativity.
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L L . his neck brok*-D. Ilia horm pounds. . pieces of strong cardboard with ."� � � ,!SUe,NvSfAVa,glory �
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L pasca a mixtureL - � I Tin Taylo.. . no - - 22nc VJLW�L,&W .
I a �Ti - ol the flow ' . � ec. r".5 ,
* Roast Goose Occupies the Place of Honor ,era . r. r. . � , , � I' a a
, these there is the - SWISS CHRISTMAS DINNER. - th 1 . bedit."l -- -V�-,Q,;,�, - ,
y wem found further on, the Accompa4ying of white cheese. . - tonne or sileala, having them `- '-Muck ' - i round our
;,being broken. it is thought . size o1 Wel -112 4 - I., 1896 Wn�. ' Ski -' ---
fell Out of -his buggy and was cream, 3. 1 which It In ' th � b,w - n r - Wm aylor, �
butter. sugar, 'raisim not -have ��- . ,I! , .. 11 1, - T
I . her In a -wooden --Geneva Fritters the National,Dfah., th A.- - ��, ... 0 1 �. L � .
. am all placed tog6t . to match the fl, a - (I son Aild othdr Oddfellovv
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� 1, hours. There, is also the koulische, a laws and, the custotw varyl In a ary Next I - . .
i2-1 13� marry a -young mullitto cake plentifully filled 'with Tralsins, and canton, file mb,tress, of tile kitelien r the al
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- , A The evening meat Is conWosed of great ed on one table there to an invoL ''
� I L � jury. , It dishes of sausages and Immense -joints able although unwritten- I *
� . Brantford A,,4zes, Jacob 01 roasted veal, which, together with roast -goose shall bo ttla'
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. � . HIM 4 in the� com- try, is eo,gerly devoured. and washed ._C_ . e- - oWdered wl
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less thIan to have crowies, star* - � . . - -7--- 1 �� : %411-11-
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nit silk and cut'of � f juit. enough -of - *'-':' I . ,," - � -t -
the mater Time. -B. C.-4. Place.-tethle . _4 "- -:�?E��, �t;�,,-,-�r
� length of ,jai --to cover hem, VV.� - - -��,�k.,�-,z,-,'-,-.���r;.���:F����
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o donlilp pieces of circular paste- Jarwalem. � Z:�, , -1 -7
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plate. ' - Ferljonp.�Hero 441L 1-: -�o��..--,�'.
ird the size of a small tea a. Wise Men. - The �, -;- -
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-two and- two together like A Sanhedrim.., The Holy Family. - - �- il
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, -1. -Betlid chain f - V.. -1-
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ket pincushion. having previously Commentary. O in . ; � _� _,___ _ . �; % ",�
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Oie'ed each end of the silk on- to dea-,a, ,small -town, about slix n4ieB zgem, � --:,:
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� �vroug side of the board id the. south of Jerusalem. Bethlehem, in .- - �. I . �.- ,�L��'
.IN, of a long bolster case, sewed Hebrew,- Signifies, "the ,house of I ... - . - - -
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ret bread," and the name maY be eon- �
, her to within a quarter. �of a .
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rd'of the centre, which is left open, glder�d very properly applied to that Ahvib�
a "ter over'stitching the two edges place where Jesuat the Messiah, the � I I
tile cardboard ornament each with true bread -that came down from hea- , I - � -
fall locip of wide satin ribbon, on vens was ftia.rillested. to kive life to -1
� side finishing off with'a Stylish the world. - " Lehem.,11 also signifies lj� ��
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rf, which is very effective and will 'flesh, and is Applied to that paxt 1: . . . . 1. . - -
ill any anionift of worsted ,work- . of the Sacrifice which was burned , , I
� . r upon the altar. ' Sw -Lev. ill, 11-16, 1 , 41H hna
I The Merriest Day. . xxi. 6. The Arabic version has Beet A. SO),
. � �_,, Is . . ,
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. . - I - lehem-and the Peral4d, Beet,allehem ' y �CA 211
Flien do not select the merriest.of -it is proper to consider the name as ,
oleful reeol- r CeAlable -
�tions bat draw your -chair nearer ,01110 might suppose, the house of the � 61 � -0
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' - incarnation," that is,"the houseof the Met .eloyet 5
e blazing fire, anti if your room be , place Where *
Incanation," that V, the . I
aller than it was a dozen- years ago God was man;Vapted in the flesh for , Ildhe
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t a good face on the matter - and' the salvation . ; � . � .1 a 4&m
-of a. - lopt worldi-- , �� .. . -
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Al off -the old ditty* you 'a'4 to Bing Clarke. J�ethlelwrn was also called � I we
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d thank God It's no worse. -Look. Ephrata,- a word supposed to Sig- . . I
the merry faces of your children, nify ferti4ty. - - . -
yon'have any, as they.sit arou2d Ifterod the King -Herod the Great, I . . .
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e fire. Vne LITA,le-seatp .may Lm the, son 'of Antipatert born at Ascal- . , , - -
Lpty; one slight form that-glid- . ,� �� -A '-7,0 �
� 4y. - -
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. wve y years beforeChrist. I I _
on, about r at . I �
ned the father's and m6ther's 1pride. Acco,rding to some, he was a na- - � I --- � -- I I I
look upon may not 1� - Re -
,t' th,erp- - tive J`ew; -according to othersy all . -- I .1 * - . - .�
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ef.upon your presen 11),essingst not Idumean, (Edomite)- -by his fathees " hZel ., � -
on your past ntisfortunes, of which - .d , and by the mother's an Arabia&. � . - nl��
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[ LMen have some. YoO Christmas 61 a . ... i �- --
. -The most probable opinion Is that ,
tilt be merry and your, New Year a . lkf� .
. � he was originally an Iduntelant but .� - - :
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-ppy one.--unarles Duckens.
t1fat his aaceatori3 had, for some
- AV-1yand
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timm been proselytes to the Jewish -
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RTA IN EVEIRY UNDs
bellng I
- heaRto t ' 't
teilmwe-ontn- " it"s
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al ic 'S
. ,Or �c
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sTub-'jactieownsto
hie was made King of ,inea, birth�
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Roman senate.-Ben$011. Wige men -
Magi. The peraw
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le Patron Saint of Children the
from the. - east -or -
song ber6 denoted were ,philosophers,
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ftlho&j
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priests, or astronomers. They dwelt
chiefly iq, rersia and Arabia,. -They
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were the learned men of the east- -
ern nations, devoted to aStronomY.-
to religion and to medleine. .
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UNY QUAINT IDEAS , OF ,H111
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- Th' I tile first Oe- .
To.Jerusalem- is is '
the 11bly -
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on rrence of the name of.
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Ififferent Names by Whiph He .Kuowri
City in the New Testament. Jerusa�-
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len, is'not only one of the most Cale--
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a' GAidaer -
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in Various dountrie-M41,lri Austria, -HV
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brated, but one of tile- most anctient
eLties, in the world. It Is flist Men-
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Trbair . I
Ir-
Hasa Servant.Whofielps Carry
tiomed in GenesIs, under the name of
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- Bundles- Naughty Children Pun-
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Q,talem, w�th Melchisedek, for its kingi
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ished-Ais Characteris0es.
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a type of the future Messiall. was,
'Abraham
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ke�l -4 1 v . I .
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St. Nicholas Is one 61 the patron,-
to this same spot that
brought Isaac to be sacrificed, name-
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tid-ta of Rupiid, and so at- Christ-
Las time ie a very Special favor-
ly, upon the very mountain where
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e. But E aster is th!� g reat feast,
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ad the gifts are.not so.,
Christ, the antitype of Isaac., was
,as afterumrds. It -seemg
Ba crificed ag
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-Christip"
e presents.
that these wise men did not suppose
' that, 6o illustrious a king would be
on the
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He Js known.as Santa Cians in
�olland. - .
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borrivin an ignoble village, but that
in the
- �Rpperd 46yery
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He is Samlklaus:-W�Swltzerlaud- .
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. hil,ir - him
lie must be sought for royal
city, IT& the palace itself,� and in the �
41 Mails, -
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In Heligoland - �lie' c eti* call
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- -:-Benson.
fandly w1ilch then reigned.
I e e. a o f .
onner Klas. � . .
In theTyrol lie ist the Holy 'Man.
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2. He that is born King of " the
, ,
'040ritV of -
t. Lucy and � the - Clirlit Child go
Jews -that Is, their la:wful and
Herod not lie-.
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- �w- On earth
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,fth .1lim. .
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In lower Austria his' name Is Inklot,
f
i hereditary iovereign,
I ing such. It was expe through! ,
� - cted
.
I's cOtild be
.
r Niglo, and his masked servanto who
'carry
tile whole east that about that time �� , �
- k*,qlg was to arise in Judea- - � P.quajltit�ej ,,r
tile bundles, is Kra.m
ellis to _
us. I - . . . . - �
a. I
should rule all the w6rld. ThIs grew
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-�d upon -
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14 the Vorarlberg lie is Zemmiklas,
nd lie puts all naughty children into
out Of the fact that at Y - .
wert scattered throughout tI land,
it being an article a the! alth, "
[,�r
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taken .1
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Is bag and carries them Off ,
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.and
t I I e
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In Bel- uin tfie children -p oils'li-their
hoes and f1ji- them with bay, oats
to expect the appegrance
Messiall, they sojead this faith
.
tile
01
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ad carrots� for the saint's. 'White
LOI'Se. they place them.�4uthe
abroad, and it- was known -to
wise men. We have seen His star-
� zltw
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-Of 2,.- '
,Then
ire,place, or in a corner of the- room,
� . hiding]
favorite
Tile birth of Christ was notified to
the Jewish sh-epherds, by an angel,
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,ne of tile saint's -
,laces. The door is - earefukv lodked
06 hers by . a
to the Gentile phil OP .
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h r-tod
,nd next morning everything Isfound
opsy turvy. The chairs. and
btar. . ..wag troubled and all
3. Herod...'. .
. � V 5jf .
�. � this
�able have been turned abwt, the
.orse has eaten up j;he hlVind left
�4usajent,-Herod #M obtained the
ktngdom by grm,t crimes a3id by &had-
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'ted
�Tste" sweetmeat.3 and toys -for the
,ding much blood. healring of another
king being born to the throne he -felt a
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� .air,
,�oocl children and rods'for the bad
�m- But there arevery seldom any
'ones
fear of losing ,his -aeat.' ,,W -ben such a
Ayrant was -alarmed, -his whole cal)--
A � .
� th . .
I I 0 .
�ad at-Cfirlstmal;. . �
1 In the Netherlands the chlildren
ital could not but be alarmed also.,,
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rite to him and FIng to' him tO, let
-Dange.
4. All the ciflef priests mid scribes-
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all, from the chimney top somethmg
As
Not Only the high iffiest for the time
0 1. - - - a �
into their whAft& aprons. ,they
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ng ,they. keep trine, swinging, tile
'Ib
is with those
being, and- his deputy,
-wW had borne that office, but also
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pr oust, -ack and forth: . .1
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the heads of the twent.y-four courses,
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Sun4r Klatts du gode Blopt! -
&i1to which David, had divided the
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,Bren g" in! Noot un Zuelierbr6d,
sacerdotal, famUles.'
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, Nio-lit to vpeh�urr nicli. to milunp
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- east etc. -Taken
6. Art not the I I
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Sm1et* in mlue 18chorten In! I
from 3Dctalh v. 2. This PTOPhecy brings
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I In Bohemia and - Styria, thex�9 axe
)
to a _podut -a whole series of prdphe-
etas. This poIntiR1g to Bethlehem made
-
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'Of ��-
� go during
Phris;t -plays in -every vILla'
More conspicuous the fact thn't, Jesus
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Xdvent. St. NLicholas, dressed in -a
has a gukden,-ralter on his
.wttts O -f the royal line of Davld�-Wlle
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W.,cloak,
. �� *
� ea ,�biehop's staff in his hand.
. the.r
��4 d anQ- --,a,, -;24, or how ,0110of
--his,
don- -
7- What time the star appeared-
I
. Mine- tile
Herod hoped to deter
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Ae reads rep%,- �
'14
Pilldren , have � -,.-Those who
bell .�:4-
ave�. - - -- -
By this
- -the cilifid, that he might
exact age of
I � -
I for-
�Iay truant, loiter on- t ' %-� - - 0
be certain to have him destroyed In
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'at their lessons, soil and- . tnta&
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� or forget their prayers are to -
I proposed alwWhter. S. Bring me
, I -B.v the Wbrrifttlon he afforded
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,00ks
oe beaten with: the rod. Then comes
1he Christ Child a -ad says- -`Good
.
. he obligated them to
the wise tanse of good In-
-A.-18
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Fleholas, be patient I $pare the lit-
,
�le ones: Spare the-ydung bloodl
ii-z�L.1- I I I
Worm him .��--t. , 7i
. I! lw-Axnlo ... - �V - - . . . . .
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tention; w EIWJ -j sfuner, Dis - ---
41, �i
Porgive tWm this time, good Nicho-
T e, a ..�.,-vva�nt - -1
. 9. T'he, a , .7 !� " _
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eft
hsI't And- St� Nicholas .forgives
4G;m bqc4use it is Chrlstlia birthday.
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ThAS ImtiME,t,e6 tl1a,t 'I had -;
Midr edde in their journey Ird -4.
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A in CarM;ia the good bishop dresses
own country. It h1ad shone, I I ..�-,!
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!,p a sheet'aind Wears a pillow case
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- light of his nativity, then disa,
until' they deported from Jer al6m`
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, n his head instead of a attar. Then
i� a comes to we the children in theIr
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Whet er visible to ,ainy. other, than
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, Orearns, aiid- -asks them if they &I-
tMIngelves Is u0t.'--Raid- "The star, Was
fn
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�Vaye Say their pia,yiers. Then he-
Its zenith and appeared to go.be-
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1�aveff fruit for the gooa ones..and
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joi]s for the forgetInt out..of the big-
fore the m.91 _ -
.-They presented him gifts -TI
n tese
.
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1�asket he carries on his arm. -
were presefithd to Him as r,ing.-of the
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u it Alsace the - Christ Child himself
Jews, because they ,an
. PPOSed -he. was
to be a distinguished
4 -
Riornes, dressed as a maiden,.In white,
prince and,con.
0 bring the good children . sweet
�
,I, With a all - bell -
�
F.!7---- . ver . in her
queror- It was vustomary in: the
East -,to show respect, for persons of,
distinction by J
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mand and lighted-taperR as a -grovra
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making thern presents.
See Gen. xxxti,14, xM. 1L 1. Sam.
�
,Pit. her head she fills the tiny- wooden
. �
flfioes bar basket. - .�
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27. L'Kings x. 2. Psalms 1xxii. 1&1�-
u.
: A
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� .from ,
�-,' SAPPears out at the win-
,,, Then site di
Gold -A very great providence to the
family, .Who were to be some timelin
I li.
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Ojow where -she came in, "d her bell
,
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Is heard tinkling as she enters the
.
Egypt among strangers. - -1
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11ext house. '6 � . - _
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� Ia Suabla the Christ Clilld'-carries
.
T&-chings.-The leadings of God's :
Spirit agree -with the teachings Of Ilb �
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,J bell and an earthen pGt,full of gifts.,
word. We should Seek ,,,at,, we find the :
Saviourg
j In Hanover, Macklenburg and Hol-
0teln the Christmas fairy I
" a Clas.
though it co at lim,effort. We
should presee-L, to Him .our best gifts, -
--� �
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11 In Poland th
, 6 heavens'are opened
i
and worij][111) Him. God will guid6our
our
way IM safety, when: we arefollowl
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r Till Ja.(--oW@ ladder Ia let- down for
t o o w
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the-teachirim,of His word. I !VU 9 o
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-n lwlt".gtfte
Fj�r good children. - I �
_ Practical Surveyem-The Star "a �
-tile -
�91, In some parts of Austr I !a candles
�,,04rc place in the windows to- letAhe-
first -raY Of light to the Gentile:
world- It appeared to the pbliogo
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iEflirlat Child see the way. - - - �
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Vq Near Cologne tb� countr$ children
phers -Who %vere seare '
- knowledge. So the ligItfea, a to the
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go around With cow liellA -in honor
'bf thia manger of Bethlehem..
Uentiles through the medium biost
. .
culated to lead the m t
o know for
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.�111
"A
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J Three boys, dressed In white, with
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themselves,i:the
. truth of all +,b e e ---
peetatioug �
. of-Ithe Jews. uii
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'icathergirdlES and crOW11i,of colored
M
paper, marc4 about auff personate
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thr-ee -kings of Cologne.'
-They . At
Jerusalem, tJ16 centre of religion .
knowledgp and worship. . . . �
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,zi.-
-11�--,:�'
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��Uje WbO were
fiald to be the three wise- men."
The -inquiry - . .. � -
Of tile wise men . -.,-
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1, ", 1irst child left at -the gates
01-1
Sm ()dr7AVflF 11,0 at Lyona
Pointed, and,admitted no doubt A: 8 t'e" -
�f
the,-attuai birth of a new king. .11 I -
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.. ;, . �ftvojgtal
; 20�f -
I for goods on"3f4;6 Ak-ai hind-
. day. -, -
1; Ite . `��Mwty
was made dir6et .to the k -i I
in alltliorlty. 49, Mitt
- The -sews alarmed,tUx
-and
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Tant. Spread terror AA10 -
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i 7 7-.---1 -u4believing World.-
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