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Clinton New Era, 1910-02-03, Page 8R14 7 I . . . . . . I I ), W 0 01 I 9 .11, �� % . 11 . I . ,;,:, - . � , i. , . . rc�. 3rd t9-,10 1, I I . � 1111 ,_ 4, - . ... ,�--*M .,� --- ,.� � I TIM eux"1111 now aft I I I I . � �. I I ,_ , - -, ., , - I j � I I . I -1 . 1-1 - - -1 � I I - I I .. . . I I - I � . -1 11 � . � . I __ . — . � :�" nwm,1�1 III 0111 111110 ii�rl, � - -i'i� -1 I I I I . .1 0 1 , p""R —_ � I..., I—, -11 �� I I I.. 1-1--N., . -1 "_*___0_"."_"_"1.=" 111, ":::." `g I" . =- 11 Pwg:i1= . I � V" It .. - . . ".., � - MU ft me,iiiiiiiiis . W 4400. In"04 lk X9*u)V*=Qe9T1 � I 1 P$ ulble. - . :: . "I, I g po , . , . - 0 WORKER � ),r Loose i ea III 9 , I "'Jr A HAR DR. 0, WOOD, � "";" . Buchanan is a native of Peter- � . . Lou% I I . $Ulm a � .. � . . . ' �THE UILDREN .3 HOUR j bo r, Rev. Wm. Buchanan, being a Methodist It too", -- I . . I , - His 4 -oiled Appearance Bronht Him a " "'it" though Ilia 14the not only lom 0avourl, but worse than thisti I . .� . Roisoln salary. . I ninister, hils had many different , ' , ? , imow Yqurw ww�s , ,PRAQTJQK : X13AP �� . Tbo, eccentric proprietor of a largo' NORWAY. 110111C.O. W. A. Buchanan began fiews tea takes on now odom such as coaloillo mol"W`10 " ; LAW-MAKiNQ. - : . Q - , newspaper in Londot� had .4 way. of . p . papor Nvork dn Th6 Peterboro Review . INE 0 _ . . - _ . , I . ''I I appearing in the, composing ail _� _S,yR f r p at the age of sixteen, and later was oidouss. coffee, soap$. etc,fto,4sy nothlt* of j ... a , . d preto , %# A 0 ! I � . . The ruxantiner of thalo I I — , roome At the m4t, unexpected unw, a a ,,, ot, Its exposure to the Built dust$ diri and � . . .j . , en,P 0 L where lie canfe to The To- , . _ and .44 his visits, often resulted I h $gec!�U Calculated To Cure An Dis. eity:l fyr,) I ,When All the House Is Quiet the New I . 'ZI, reup of the working foree., . - I I � I . I ronto ,T,%gram. From that city he , I . - general sbal; ,v,_,nt to St. Thomas to take charge of air. Therefore for your protection . I Member Brings In His Little BlIt I . hey were awaited with asses, of the Tbroiltand Lunfro. . [�] C Of the paper t _ 1. I.. .. j T)w Journal. In 1900 he went to, I � I -it It, Ki"I ad About and. RagSed: a I � 11 ____ 'fear A44 trembling by the employees, f,ethbridge where be now owns bib I.Ittlo, and .. . I .. - . . . One time, one of the pressmen, an Coughs, Colds,, Bronchitis, Sore Threat, ; 0'314T� one of the- most proSperquB . - 1, . I � I , I Other Now Members . .. I I 'Acellent workman, who. bad been Uo4rsoiloss, Croup, Pain or T*htuess !,a ,f.�ilies in that thriving city. I . I . t : Talk a Little AbjQut It, Then It Is � � there many years, but was sometimes the Chest; And all Bronchial Trotibles . . .. I . I I ..., 11 jj 402 - I I L 11 � I �111 � I Quietly ScIveiched by th� Big Pnes. � guilty of a lapse of -sobriety, bad a yield quickly to. the -curative powers Of - - I I . HALF T"R TOIL - of pectoral rem Kidneyand �Liver Medicated Pods I � I It is the taille wherl the hurry of , black eye tied was In a quandary as to this prince iodies. It . ;� %* . - 11arliatuent ib for the while suspended. . of household work Ii takon what excuse lip should-otTer If the pro- coutpans all the virtues. of the world Cure all Kidney and Urinary . . Weaknesp,,Paius In back, 14111aw: I 'Oir Wilfrid h&- vanished from the I away. when, Sunlight Soap Is ;. prIetor, noticed It. Py a Fsuddeu luspi, famous, Xorwky Pine tree, combined 0, I I , � Rlxeuwqtic, Neuralgia. Ali f,i . . , chamber. The Leader ot the� Opposa- . bro -riltion be seized an Ink roller and ,,vit4W0dChcrr)r Dark, an er and $to W rup4li-lin and . � 11 11 .. 1. -ion has gone out to a dinuer on Samly - . . ught 1"to the home. � d the soutfiing Fe . ea. ne " is. All 0 . daubed wive Ink on .his face. quite W er Ve . � . , I . ' - ectorant.prop t * , I . e , , n -Hill. Foster 6 probably inibibuig F o z thoroughly, Glen nX . esently healing and exp e r I -c s , o ff!! � iTd . ,e,, itt alike. - in sealed . � nsi I i n are - 111 . . , otiverIng the discoloration. Pr I r, J is' sold. only lead packets—never i bulk. - . .. , I pa . is. - J �ne o!:. 3�ut . - blue books in a closet, and half the -we other excellent herbs and bar], . . . 0, 11100irs, metal . rk, walls . the, governor came in And, with the, . . . - m P4 , .don inembers are ini.�sing. These tim.-S 2 and woodwork, Sunlight foremaii, weni through the room, cow.- ++ Urs. John Pelch, I 0 q1U4Xc*1y in qce_ U allVnth ___ � .1.1 I I..".111.- . I I j. 1. 11 I _;W.;,__� dome perhaps after a long do. , . I 9 . OT f 4 .0 +_+ wf�dsor, Ontario, first order One Pair Frce-tha t Is two pafts on ' , . I Is tbo most econornicallboth mentIng. on every detal And. loo4lu I recelpt of this advertioment and one dollar. orde bate, when the Housp ht�s given itselt ., � I writes. -Ill was Over to PrivatellNlemb,,�rs' bills. The In thap andmoney.. very 4harply At every workman. Nasty . gap When about to leav . troubled with a nas- to -day this cbeap and reliable treattaeut , , 15 '�" cbo I Lesson' , I boy Minister of V-abor. Nvitli b4s slt�ek e be ind4enly Backing - I Axidros�-TIIE MEDICATED PAD 40OMPANY. fhe Sunday S o, . . gd�. t , I . - I- j I I I 1. I � . I fy backing cough . , , little chops, anAll his ulodestly rotund pointed to the Inky pressman and said, Couc or 'T 90 VTCTORIA AYR., WINDSOR,'ONT., CAX4DA J � I — — I � � � I I � . CUT . tile past si� � .. .- . I vaist,00at, strayJ in and out of the . "What. Is,that wan$s nQme?" � months and used a ' .. .. . :,some secrecy, ca�,� Ili her two mitetj chamber, or frxnp vacant Seat to va- -M.-PI.- The man quaked In his ,shoes uatil + but of which our Lord made such hou. 'urce =gL=, Comull-L-ti Vy 1114yro. I o o # o 4 i lot of different re, . .- -. I Lesson Vle.—First Quarter, For cant Beat, unvasily. Brodeur, who plished'frieuds, who suggest the words lie heard the governor coiltinue slo, 3es but t*he . orable mention. The bpirigg rewar.dpd � _ , per4uix clad in black, ana jo thein whe --I want you to, gite that man 6,shlI4 did me no.good. At last I was advisZ ..-THE ABANDONED HILL%i I . Feb. Q,- 19.1 ' - ope has a plump . . n theY come to a tight . . 0. j -_ mly is -referred to ell another occitt . � . I . I -1 a fringe of darki.ligir around his sai: plaoe. Okle ,Of 01V�l, a fat little man ' 1,ings A week moie wages. He is, the - by a, frien. t6jry I)r. Wood's XQrway Like piteous outcasts, robed' Respect I .. — . slot; by, Our Lord when f., P urgp(l. rlia:1 . j low face, is ising the shriguine. froni iiear.Mentreal, coes'far afield to looks as. it Pine Syrup and with the first few doses I . I . . j typographp'of Ifalifax d j aily paper. $how oft., Iiis, ikew only tilan In the room who doth slight, we should do good to those whwc4a- , foun, ' ' ,A:el t , f , d.. English be had,.been -London Its, I found great relief and to -day my hack- - 'As she unto .her well -lit home ir�- "' THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. . not recompense us here, rpailudlug us The Minister o 1- i waks and Canals phrases, -and Wh j w4tirking.11 I . en, lie State& a pro- gra . . . .. ing cough has entirely *disap�cared and I pairs, . . I sits loun * his seat ivith his position, places his palm ph. : — . . of a ,recompense at thp resurrection of - ging i . ,a with finger- j I . I am never w1thout Tir. Wood's Norway I UnmindfqJ. that beneath the dome of I , . -e sir, 14). A contraSt ia brown Christie t,i wd daringly over his tips to fluger-tips, And poses like a . . Pine Syrup 14 the house." - . . . . the just (Lul; grey hair, exam his .long thin . . � Bird's sense of Pirection. . I . . N'ight Text of the ,Lesson, Matt, vi, 1-15. prayer is seen In, tbe Pba'rlsee And pub- . * . The price of Dr - I Memory Verse, 6-Giilden Tax . . i . Sepia saint of some old Dutch master - 'orway Pine Are luckless ones for whom no guar. , t, Matt- , Itcao of Lu4e xvill. 'rhe.'contrast be - fingers with an r o indifference, as little iva before Aying. The'migratory Jostluct in, birds Is, - Wood's N ' or , E m y 5 U-, §yrup is 25 cents per b9ttle. lt,is put up diall.cares; . � . . . � orrime a j though he would liuve the House be- Meantime 'the, father of the bill site coliblined with another equally I A, 1,. R. V. -C * rntary Prepared� by I tweeti f sting before mpri and� beforo- - L � . I - in- tai�k And watches the course of the r1o' usd of direction. A the ti�ade mark, so, be -sure and accept . Or like to those.on w1loni fell Plunder - 'Rev, D. M.'6tearns. , God I . in IM ivill, I-$- lieve him, a very devil of a rake � us, that of the se . in a Yellow wrapper, three phie trees . ' s set forth fully stead'of a good-hwted town editor, thing which he has launched upon the gentleman engaged 'in scleatific re- none of the many substitutes of the . preyed . I . - - 1. Let.the wo,ri(I go its way and ple4aa 4ranalabed to # terribly j high House. *It is more'like,a, baby than for the fishery boar � d on � I ,ely come Its g6d, but It,.v,e have become cMidreq. ' . search work. . original "Norway Pine Syrup." So that to'them remained no robg "Ttle kl,pgdon) that will: Sur . . but wiLh his Soul sM kept o =ippedl a boat. He cannot see what a ricket- bogrd the goveinment steamboat Gold Manufacture& only by'The T. Alilb I gold- . . In God's own time and way will be ja � , ,and watered by a Methodist parson ty baby it is, but sits back in pathe. - urn nor . I I of the only living and. time God If,tr ult Fliaiding with big Short whil;3 beard, t4o pride, a little pained. that the Seetker tecorded. a very interesting Ob- Co., Limited, Toronto, 'Out., _ Who lie upon the wayside sore dis- kingdoin of" righteousness' and pence. In all tbiligs IlZ j . . . � . - '' . tot, our Vather W40 is Sh illus- . * empty, but, ne�verth�, servgUon be.made of this phameterls, . . I . . . I I - us Christ and His saints In hpaveD and learn -to pray from thw tmteed magazines, keeping -one eye du - lery 11' tic Of mi oyster a . With bleelng brows, Bad Objects. to ' Ja p6ming over a fyle of Engli a - � mayed The Lord .Tes � pre" g 1 d proud. Mernberafter _=*,W,W—_ =====1 . Amll tit- the heavenly rulers (Ze *lv, heart the prayer that Is here (Aught; hap y an ,gratory bird life. An , � I 1. . less er p j, 's -that was being buffeted. by i( - , :, . . I behold, - I . . � . . I 9 h. x - only m d- .. , 4bem, and one ear to the House; the mer�b n k the little bill an ex. catcher , I . - -114w. - ,9 10i. and Israel.1 right- jig - .5. 9 .i . . Uy our Lord,*llfe, O Pt Ot' � other eye and extra ear being reserv- cuse to practice the ait. As -the Speak. bead wind in. Its easterit. flight aeross : - - . Pot I is tiation. the earthly center, brin.--: prayer which Christ has given us,'and ' ed for emergency. The House begins er is about to -submit the question, the North sea toward the continental FIFTY FOGGY DAYS.. I Are thos,* abandoned hills: impover . � . . I to drowse as the tail of what was 'however, some of 'the older members shores alighted on the boat. It toolil . . ______r, . , � ished, bare, In,, blessing to all the earth (Isa. Ix, as one has saild, the epitome of ali �, �� 01310e ail iuterest,ing debate waggle$ a see that it is time to put an end to . to 14 ad What a "London Particular" Really - , Whose mute appeal is lost on later 21; IxIl, 1. 2, 6, T), In order to entpr * prayer, for there is nothing that we- - al I I I I . , � ... I . d � kindly to the attentiori ,1) .4. - - - for that Ls not included in this. - . I days . t1w king oin one tnuat have the right- canask .. . few times and dis,s- I tb�e fun. -They seriously condexAn the long as the boat kept Its easterlyq . Mea6s, , . Yet Nature's playful chi�ldrert nestled eousnes-, described In the last tes;,:Ob- This,is truly the believer's prayer.- tot, . 'Mere is a c"in member sitting bill, It goes tottexing back to its par- course, but when the course. of 04 - The fog season is in full s -wing, ifid ! there, j � , half way back in the Liberal bank, lie ent, who suggests a division of.the I . t w, only such can say from the heart "Our - sits for a small urban district made Hbuse. It is then that,in order to boat was-altere4 4 few Poluts'tO-tht London is really London. More tliu.n , And Dawn and Dusk alike hdiqd ,iot our own, by, Any deeds of tho la heart "Our.-' northward the b" immediately aho* one'bminess man received within the songs of praise.. . , mt that which Ig throu-b the.filitil of ' Father." All'others; bAd better t4ko':, up mostly of retired farmers and m9r- Save the Government from untactful4ly' . ,� , chants. His hair is long. Day in . last few yeek5 the following telegram , � - Chri-�t, th&,rigliteousue., willell Is of heed quIckly'to our Lord's estimate of .1 squelching, one ails own Pitrong sup. ed signs of uneasiness and after ad I . . 11 erittion, of Its b ' -N Between "OuV � and day out he bas attended the ses- ' th- r2niSr Finiince leaves apparent donild j j earinga . from a, missing clerk. "Shall not be In artless yeam er4,11ow-browed Mam- God bj, rafth JW1, Ill. 91. If this . then) to' John -ill, 44. �4 � . , . . 6' � e IJU t r Ight 00 at oJEce to-day*,Have not yet arrived , j� moni came, - . ri-liteousitoss Is truly ours It w I and 11',rhine Is the kingdom!".1 - . sions. He has never taken part in the . 5; :Erng teg' , and takes hold i flow into the darkness of the a � . - M . . � � 11 a tu tion home yesterday," I Who left them thus-inere spectacles *t In our lives to the glory of there are just seven petitions,, divided, , great debates and he always -falls in a . . . . - its easthound . course, The, a W. _1 d .-` . ' . A � j - � timnift . I'�' I . I Fog has not a rodeeming point. of shame I , , . 'od, and*thp whole life will, be ,ittliply all spveiis are lnt�q three and' . line behind the Government'when it sWr. Sp�b,aker," he says,� Snavely; "I ifi the td Be noxious ,� Alexander L6uis Fras . or. � G ' as nearly. ell I u is treM - . boat!$ course was revealed blanket of fog traps tho' . ," .1 I - . tys it desire for God'.,; four. Th0i first three reier to God, Thy comes to a en- a" illat wy'ban., faend's. bill is not' those who �were watching th I lid only aild it I'M . . I e blrd'ouV, hat would otherwise escape upm -1 'Great Village, X8. � . dously.'strong with 1as consEt-11ints - . . , j . j � . I itpproval. Thus the light will, Shine. no m6, Thy kingdom, Thy N�111; the last' * 1, - in that "down East" locality, io-the meeting- with the favor from the House vehen the. cQmDaSs wi.s. examined.- =*,t and.ke4pa thein close to the . I .1 I - g ' . . . . I � . . 4 . before men and God will 1�e glorified. .four refer to jis, give us,, forgive .tis, Government is careful of him. Not which I am inclined to think it de- - , . '. - � - grourW, Jt Reeps away -the purifying . Phonefle spelling- . . k, : serves. For .myself, 1 believe there. . � I I . � Kays Of the sun. . And so the figures . According tQtbe scribes and Pbarls6es, lead us not, deliver us. God'must bek 4 all men are perinitted to be great j I j .it. Anemic Women . Phonetic ipelling was evidently iii' , doliteo . usness .consisted o givInT and always first Nothing is right till ive. , � lieaders or any kind of leaders in Par- . .1 8 f g I is much merit in it and. I think and Childrell foi, whooping -cough and I)TOrtchit fashioh in the sixteenth century, I j , the unper- Is too importarit a bill -'too -too good who frequently feel chillyi are pale. . at the touch of fog to thie'e or - proyer and fasting, but it was all to are right with Him, - . � . liament, and be is one of a bill to get a six month d exhausted, will derive 1.reAt b jum�. al- level. when .even Shakespeare could not.. j . - mlitted. Not to every man is it given s' hoist on ,On , ene- four tim6s. their noiin' j obtain honor -from nyea (Matt. xxill, 5): It must be "Glory to God, In the higlil-L I to find a, happy idea for a bill that a thin House-, I move, I hope. with fit -from the use Of lrerrov the inir 'Thingg. would not be so- bad it Lon. spell -:his own name co-aistent4,-. . . . I There 0 a letter dug from the It was, not:"froin'.the heart" unto the' est" before there can be peace on,eardth. ., .. the approval of the honorable gentle- vigorating tonic, which consists of d6n kept its fop. to.itself. But some- . corre- - - I . . would make him and his Government �� spondence of a lady. of the, sixteenth LoriJ4 % In the lesson today our Lord NV -hen ,His name Is ballowed ,by all . , ' "Strong" with the counta;y; he'a was man who introduad* the bill, that the Ir6n in a forni'they can assimilate,. tirries a London "amoke fog" - the s u the kingdom shall -bave come and, �. never so ladky. But lie alv�ays wanted debate be ad' ' d " ' I � fresh lean beef and pure Sherry Wine. onest. summer type --can be seen .century in the book of the "Cotswold takes these. three -,thitigs and teache .. . the There is a = protest', :Anybody Nothing could be better thitu this com- comin .,,,,.t the west of,the metro- Family!' -the Hieks-Beaches. Suliana Ili t thost- who seek the prah,e of men , His-vill be done pn o"Arth as In bea-vea, to do Something. lie wanted to say I binaticifi of strength-givinkv - agents in thirty 0 1 I a 1. � . knows what it means to adjourn a � : polls, and gmelt at twicq that'distlince. wizites-It is a matter of debt between get ou - daily de-, .8ornething on the great questions, and eases. $1.00per:bottle.' , . , - � . way get honor from, men, but that Is We must npver for. r I deNate in that way. The father of the such . I � the cautious widow and "My lord a I � . -- , - I I. Sirlwilliam Richmond, the artist, If 4 .all they ever will get.. Tbe-truly:rIgIlt ., pendence -ubqn Hira.and our.liidebtetf- he always wanted to be the father qf - I ,� . . � h' , I j. KaIdAr -'My. lord .1;�Zaril and your - a ',real,, bill tfiat would do the coun-_ bill shows slight signs of rebellion I .. I �. . ... - . . as told how lie once speiij a holi.day . eous willi'do their righteousneSP (verse ness to III 'rememberinj that we are: I but the erstwhib� . leader of- the 'GeV'- . .. , � . - Berkg,- - -four . wife I ho'nor ind Idye, but your false I .. . - . !A$ 'I 'the 'Icked one try good, so tlta�A le in the comer I pRA1S]&, FOR. CANjl�A!,4 . near Wantage,l in I sixty - promise J hbierle , a i:marg.l d R. V) -unto the Lord, with. in a worra ly ng In w . . stores would renneei . ernment glances At .him with 'melting . es from London. 'One.afternoon he. swearing - and I j I �' I j st resist and pray to be tin ber it and say: . 9YS;TEM 6F B ,�.": What'sh . one des�re of ph,asing Htin; and. w-bom, we mil "Ya. He done it", I�Ie never knew geniality, and he subsides.., The chil-- - ANKINC. in" -ell -up the Downs. The � Rg . ,,went for ,a, sti . , . e really, meant wag the . j ' . . that - all good biW 'are Government dren's hour is at aii end. The timid .1 ____ _. __ . �... : temperature for four successive clays utterly abhor. "�'-Uizldon, Chronicle. - concerning such Jesus an Id three'dwes, , delivered from.. . It is, a tremendous . . � � . . . . I . . bills. He longed 4�� be able to read members. settle back '�r wait. for. an- Sir F. Schuster, speaking at a -bank .had been ovef90 degrees Fahrenheit,. " ' . . i - . I . .-Thy Father who seeth in secret Shall .fact that our adversary. the devil, go- , ' * . I � � j . .1 j . the meds of the pql* other_!'practi-.e.P_ig1*,' .and. t1w.littlo. meeting .iin, -Lond6n,-, F4ng...'sald that. : so at the- 'am t of . i oke, over ., , . to and mak,e-outr . I th oun I in ACISM iind the. App.e.. . rewhrd thOe openly"', (T'etses 4. 6,.18)� eth about seeking. whom he ,may: de- . _ of them legislat4on, lbut he iiever did, bill is dead -quite dead.' . tllp 0anadian, banking system was ',London. Inust, have been much,below ___±he._ old�, Mar�chioness- of Salisbury - .The.-w-orld!s favor- is to many a great.� vour .(I Pet. v, 8,' 9). and tb0e is 40 roli�__(iffi6i_6 t-a-SW-611Z� �S.i;e_iy - -ty".1- t __ That-is-tbz-way- irr which. -new mem. ` -h h use ' -Yet, thoug in -lie- -v,- -, , ' ,e ,,, untmil he heard the 4overnfiierit bring . � fill the aver .ii.-� al� -ene . Sun6y -was. at church, a rare snare, but the motto of tbe%truly right- greater tvidence. of this than th, mul-' . . out a new measure; whereupon he at hers and -the shy ones get in.their . to the coun'try. generally. - .. . 16Y the air . had been calm and still, thing, with her, ai3,d the .preach I er, I '00-11sis.'014cit as leasing men,but -God titudes who have been . Jed to bellbTa. , . I . .. � practi,&e. Some day the father of that .. Sir R. Best, addressing . British tar- the lightbreezo froni the Southeast, .-Apeaking of. th6 Tall" observed that P O's '... 'ot-wit -hat there is to ilevil, that such a crea,, 1, , once wondered sadly why he never ' . 'Adam excu. %Vho trIeth our beart.,i. . _� li'eSt! /t . .� Abouih-t of that. B�t now be has a bill will get a really.bad bill, but will mersat their confer�nce, urqed u Oil .that be found up the slope brohgfit sing himself, -had 6ried . I I . I '. bill, and as the g pone learn how to dress it up, and Will plan them the ,necessity for increasing t9eir de-iise, .rolling- ,masses of �841011etf .service as men - pleasers., , but as, the. ' ture does not exist. The closing words ' -t men are 9 operation for it that,will wheat produation,andlavoiding the ne- og ' ,6ut "Lord the w6rnan'teRipted nje, si, qoin lie will Ot' are found fully in VC6 � ron. xxiX 11 � la- wn, leav- .a scheme ,of � froln London. The stuffy- London At- ihis ' . servants of Chrl, P , I in, w3d the House has slowed do ensure its � success -in the H.oiis�. Per- 'cessity for Britain relying on- foreign - . . qji:otation LAdy'Salisbiiry, who . K 1 , ing the floor clear for some more pri- . smell was in Ahe ain. For Ali hour appeared not to.�have heard of'the in.: God. from. -Pe heart" (I Mbess. Ji.,.4; the prayer of David, and, -w4en . the ,1 � . haps someone will give him the tip to Countries for. supplies for bread. . He th . . vi , 6), ., The words bf - our Lord in -kingdom shall hi-�e come Ddvld!s peo� ' vate bills, he risas and calls for the �ry to remedy some small grievances hope o se6-.a reciproe . ai . e clouds of Smote kept ,00111irIg - up- � . aident beforej ininp6d up in. her it,- �; . Efth. , j . i ear of the Speaker. I d ultimately ,t, . Then. -the a$r gtpw clear agairl.'- iayiug,,"8habbyfel1ow, indeed!" , ' : '.John,vi, 57.seemtb aikocover.all, hI` ie.'sbiiii be found In,their own tarid,�� It was a really nice bill. instead of t4kini: the whole world by prefer tit � t throu I I � " � . - . I '. -be ' . e ial arrangembn . ,ghout .The -people of the district dall it . . .. , I. 1, , : - the living 14'ather bath -all righteous, and David'i sob shall -, I . ... '. . . . . . . . teaching, "As � . ' have right4 . . . � - n -dii I - I . . . had been passed it would the horns,. andtrying to turn it about. the. Em i -...� - " e' Uri& -0. _ � - ' * - - . . 1. He will probably take 'a try out of the - . 1. . pire . i. * . I .th When snow .19 I I I . . . Sent mei and I live by tbe.-Father. so seen on David's thronei,- accorditig.1ta, ' ad a great many wrongs, and nitde ' . . � . on the,ground, that smoke -fog. black. .. ..,�, tom�ny to. the Rescue. . .. j 1 it�t:h me, gven be shall. live . I hich � thousarfda of poor people happier. Railway Act, like Lancaster or0laiide ' he that.ea .. Luke I.vaow= The kWgdom for w eAS -it, juit as it'does a whfie�-Xollar �wiiniy (during a temporary lull in . .. .. . I . I Thoewe could be no doubt that tli� hon.- Maodonnel. Or he may start in breed- in London, . I � . I 1, . . * 6 6 '.those 'who have-taken.the we- -pray., the Father�s kingdom, Is., I t"143 cotwersution)--�-1 S-,15,ma, isn't it y in ." ' . . . . . . . ing all sorts of little wise bills, like .WEAKAUNGS-, CATARRI ' . . trouble ton6te bow:6ften in the book spoken of In I Cor. xvi 24-28, ds- being* orable rnt,mber had earrieAly sought . 9 .. . 5 . ' - The bliglit-that these fog� inflict on - -1 pay you havei!;'t*got theI. 00thache . . . I - out something that needed remedy- Lewis of Godori6h. - Then, having been j' . I flo � wers has often been felt at Maid- '.-j-.i,toad.6f poor da - ne;., . .1 � of Leviticus, the book of Wors.hlp,tbe U16 sequel to Jesuq *reigning till He. . , - � . ing. ,.[ehe only trouble with the thing made wis,e to that extent, 'he will learn � ' stone', -thirty miles away. Mianyva , . IN14-Gracjous, Ine! 1Vhy-_-deai?. .'.� P'spresslons 'Ili � tit � Q I rd"' atid llbfs- 11 'in ei nder 11IS'feet,' iiie, but to ' I . Or" I . * I I itte: Lo 1, � atb ,put all .ene I S u . � . -t into effoct not to be afraid of the Ao . 6R011tqCH11155,-HAWA1'1.G1,-,- 1 � hav� coasbd. to gr ly and wi follow the niil-� was that in order to put i ,jonsider the House as. -:so -much pf a I . j . . efies of floweiii 1,0111niv-Why, Cos you can. -, take fdre the Lord' are used 1.1 Jay , tiv� kIngdo.w.that shall. I . I . the earth would have been yanked off , I . . _. ''". . � I � . ,at Kew within the, last fift6dn years, yours.o�t, and she can't. , .. . I - .,4nrely `6e'delivt-red lennial, reig.m Our' being' af'ctpted by, . � . I US -ty . j . . I . . a� . . � I.. � I . . . I - � 'and obtainlifiln 111m by, financial foun(lations; socie h d to be. wheedled an4,ca- 4 1 � this to, heart will . I . I . . ! . 'it 1 I . 10 � . It 'wa's from the roofs ofAhe conserv, ., . . . � . . ,ftom the Snare. of' ihp devil against � God in Chrlgt . " 1 ild, T' S tories at Xew.that,,� after a five�weeks' * .�, . . � .. . . N I . I . . . . o even perhaps, coaxed into do- .1 . .. . . .1 ' - would 1�,ave been knocked bally vkst. 30 -%vants,-B..B,'Cooke in EVel I . I which thO Lord here waru:��* us.`.� .. - Ill$ blood the forgiven ; and the oovernme.w. w6uld bave had Ing whAt he . a. Though� H e �a d 'and fog some yea* I . nY 4OPS '( - - , * . .. . ess of sing do. The Toronto r. . . , I . I - � x� ajo, .1a" i* A . '' , . In reference to giving ,w'p -have the- hot� 4�pend upon �Our f0giveneiss of j i . Mi 6 I � . to have pawned the Intescol-or-dal to .. . T't " " ' '' " ' , ' Throiat Ara', Dis'ea'sed From. hard, scaly deposit had.to be serape'd - -.; .Nox'.a 1, :'' - .: I . � . " I . I . . . ' - . I .� I �,� - - - .. . .. r I I I . Ore.. ., I . ' * �', :" , � " - � �.. :. . j eobtrnst lioitwpi-n tho Hoh wnnoa-4 others, But as childrett.of God..'re- , - -1 . ' hire policemen .CM0.Urh* ta.'Ikeep.it from � , , '' I .- awa�,',witli kbives. " " � ' ;, "- , " .; j , i'� , %��_ - "; ,��zla. .� . � I . t- --Ai ' '9 biii6dj-�'��d:'mu�t - - n west ind ot Chris ' ' . , - Loind on fog's' . are qlass-017',U i e.'r sey-�, , , j Into"t'he 't'r.'e';a�:',',�:u�i.'v".-:-O"f;"-'ti-it!li- abiffi4aned. dbei�i�. �by'pt c on I - 11 . . . . 1, . .. . . . - by the I � tiaff� ,. � . .... I . I . j . it., - eral ll� � . 11 . , - Id-, 4, - ": , , ve be6d fbrgIvp . k; - , . _J�16 Ie0b3(V9o1d9s . ��In . � bill nevertht!lws. I . . ., Ceftalln. - . j . 4 .. �eo I . . . gh if we being a6saulted. J�ut it was ,a nier-,, J �& deaeo, isu;):o , .9 . .. 1051., The timid member . . adings deteorologfold " .� I ... . : and the nooc widow who.. verhati.q. wirh torgive as we ba, . . . . . ' . . . stood forth with his hand primly rest- The isles ofdreece were always'quar- � . . �.. 1. ,.... � I .Office. - But. � they. are all djie � th the. In 0130*. dary. . Zc.. a, bottle al all Dru . . , I .. 11 � .1. .. 1 . � .1 . would have 131% constant f6rz.16ness.. ' ing in the V of his o�at lapels and in- relling as to which was the birthplace . . . . . . - . . .1 j � condensatiori *of moisture upon smoke- . . . . .9 .. . �. . - I I , 1. . . � I . . � b . . , 2 , . . . j I I I I . f,.,d the House of its merits. ' . ' pgrticlegjin the Air. All:iog.is duo Stores. I :. 0. I .. I � j . . . . I N. . j ... . . � - - I : of -Homer:,Chaos Itas, the most right . Huhdreds - dle. of chiotile caf�rrh I . I .. . . I .. - - . . .. � 1 I N The old hands on tbe game threw in im. I .. . . . . I - to claim hj . - . . I that- could bd curod by perse-�erfjjg primairily Ac> coal -smoke. - . - . . I . . . � . . - . - . ____ � . I . j � I a word or two justjo start a discus- . . .� witha remedy pf real rderit. Look for Both the -'river and the parks have � . . . ,. . j �.._ . I .. INEW I I � . I - � __ . I . - - ., . � I sion, and forthwith the timid meni- . - I . I 1-1 - _7� these symptoms In.your own case" often little 'logs of their own which --- - I � . I . . � � . . .. I .- . I �. ber-s of the House stai,ted in to scrap they all mean Catarrh Ili - some ,for1n. do not . spread I to the . neighboring ' -.. 4 � .j . - . . j . . . . � . I . about the bill. it was, it always is, 7 - .,Id Your voice roiigh?#1 ' - . he 16w,lying parts of Hyde .. -_ . . . � j . . . ... . . A' 9rft?11 .. . streets. - T � .. I . �. _ � . � . . , . I . I . I I . . . I like puppi;L-8 fighting. They roll over Run=Downo 'Do yo,u cough up, phle * Park ,often have a surface fog on '; .. .. I � 11 . . . .. I . . I . .1 . j ! I . ! . I. I . .. .. . I . I . . . � 1. . n . "Do you snore. At night?', - . , .� . W - I ., t . U 91% �111M � .. I . i , softly, and th(-y growl in.a, gentle gur- . "Does :�our hose i.tch and burn?" -Onthe avetrage, London has fifty iog-.� %P VV I �: � ood . 4 !14 , 1. 1. I -1 I I . . .. .. . Ave you frontal ljeadachesT' - j y days a year. The . � . . I . o . . j k ' ' ' K , � , , , , j and over on the bill, bite oneanother Tone the nerves,.strengthe 't - * "IS Your nose, stilf9ed up?'� th6ir,owh a6count. , � ?I . I : , . I . . . .. gly fashion. On the Coinservative side the stomach, purify the bl foga'ar6general- ould.n' T U j . -.LI*. e - to � . .. ' there is a now rnenj�er who ontee went and get afresh ' * ' on health , , ::Do you� -eyes 't)ain?" - � . . ... ly at their worst�.fr6rft six to nine- . � . � . - ,. - I . . .. 1: � * -to a debating school, awl who carries . gT!p ., I :�_ .. Is, It &'drynes * s In your throat?" . in the morning. They�vaiy from a.. de-, ' ' . . '. . .. �. * .. - � ire , . re� . '. __- .. .. . 10 . I � in Ids memory a great many rdes f4r ,ing . � . .. . "Do yot sneeze, hawk,- c.ougb?" , cidcd haze to - thkIc'-wall of , I . I > ,� 13dblic speaking, gatheA,d from the . � . . ."Havp You' dro,,,)Ingq 1. tbroat?" ness, like that which, on a. wint � er � 01W., * , Judd ..- ine I , ilano.,;' �y taki a dark - I . .& I . Iff'.. . to � e a I , . . . 4 , I., autobiograPhies, of great statesmen. .. 9 � "Are'you losing sense of taste?" night'thiT-ty years ago, kept scores - . . � 7. . 1. � I . . . �. . . . . . . I f . . ,. _e ft I "Have you stonje�ch nausea?" ',_, . of foot pa . sse: - figing to the'rail�.' 1. . . I . . .. I . I . I .... .. . I .. �. I ._ . . . , . . . I �, I . . I... Like the inan who introduced the bill, 1AM MIL011m, 8 , rigers cli . . . . I I he hes adways been afraid too talk be- . I . Catarr1i, has been pronotificed a, dli- � .1 . � � . ". . case caused and maintained by. ger;� ings Of Charing Cross Hospital. for a , . . .. When ' have 'read - "ur Copy of 11, Inside, Inforl, . - . - -" . . , Y,�u . . . I . .. I . IbTe the chiefs, so Ite, to�o, takes' ad- . . . - I life, and, like other dises.ses '",here night and half a day� �. � . . . I I . . . . . . 11 I - ow ow . . I , "I germs are present, Is Impossiblo to be � . 1. vantage. of their absenee to practice. .� I . Soindfinies fog lies on the � . n . 'h � �% ground,.' . . .Mation" (Free) you will ' ot oft1k icn t, a 14ig I . . * . . � I I I I -, i Some of the new Fr(,.nch members get. .1 I cured by the *joidinary constitutibnal * v�hile. obcasionally -it does' not come , . . I . . . judge. , . P6.114S. I . I I . I ____ " Grade Piano is made but you will.,be ,iible to . . I- � 11p ;uid take the opportundt, - � . . � ne$. . . , . housetopg lettihg the . .1 . I . I I . . . y td pric .Tnedici lower'than' the .. . . . yeare . ,, i3tAm4ing, . - . , I . . .. . . � �old Everywhere. . In games 25 Cents. Hundreds of different remed I&S ha" - _Iamp� 'below shine' as ciearly '.as at . its value like. an exl3ert of fort3r . . I I I . . .. .1 . . . . .bebri tri�d. Inhalers which produced , midnight under normal conditions. , . � .. . ... I . � . . I ... I . . . .. ' � .14 ., ... . I . Stearn, vapors and,spraYs were Intro- � . .1. . I . � . . . I , I I I . . I . . duced, but turned -out usoless, As the ' I .. - . I., . twelift-mvdecialealn. ,�- ApAV*4pt - - vapoe:cwidensed and tho inoalcam( ' SUCCESS. FOR ONTARIAN. - � � . . ASTRONG,claimt bu� ptsfified'by the fact tha . I . mts. ..- I . . . . , . I . . I ftftb . . . ! .. , I I. .1 - " ' I I . . were, 10ft depoWed in the large broti- � . ---.Z— . . .,M a newly edited fflustrated edition of . "13811iE, INPOPMATION I . . . . � 11 I - -L- - ,chlal. tubes lbrig before tM alr.r��a& .. . . . I . . .. . .f . I . of. fine piaao bull&Z� :" . 4 ' FAR' .. � ., : % the'smaller cclls�bf the lungs, . , qlied. Hon. W... A. Bvchana� Started:on The -- -- tho crea= 6f out experience during a .1ifetinie . KEEP POSTF.D ON M NEW$ I ., � , . . .. I � . . . . . � I 1. . I ' ' � 11 . I 1! . (1: . . . - . ' . Poterboro, Review.. .: . - � I 'qNSIDE INVOlkMATION11 has been putilished for thoge* whb Vi*,,� " 4 .. . I . k . ' one of the acdessions--to'the, Alberta I . . . . , hu. C61*iriet in th a Mr. . � . to be dble to j:udge sojrn�drtant a.'putchase as a piano by. other raeans .:� . . Cdarr Azone. ,e re,cen� hanges was, � . � . I 't , . . ft 1"M I .k, � - I " I . I W, A, Buchanan, " a 'newspaperftian . . . thaw appe � arances pinly.. It .really gives' it master 'builder's knowledke I I 4 The Canadian FCLA' .k. 14' the only *germ1cId6 ever found volan . 4 � � � I . . well known arid .highly thought of- in '' ' , I . I tile enough to Impregnate eVory pae, Ofitario. Mr, Buchanan, was called . I � of thd' inside-tho bidden -parts - of a piano, in simpUj easily .,read , . . *� . I . . , ticle of air breathed, yet Jeaving It to-the.Cabinet without portfolio, .but ian&age, . devoid 6f tacb.nicalities. ' � � 1 I .1 � , I . . I ' 4 and the I k I FRIDE from moisture, thus enabling . Rutherford has publicly stat. , . . I I I this powerful gerni destroyer to reach Premier .. . � . � . . � :, . I . . � � I ' every part of the air passages In the � I I . . . .. "INS.IDE INFORMATION"' does this by tliking the rea'ddr thtough - . k . . . . . . - � I . . ; head, throat, and lungs., where It at 11 � one to, suecessful Piano F4etori6s in America* . � -1 . � once kills the bacilli that cause'oa- I ,.. . . of the inost up -to -da . � � . , � . 4a!lltnto'n New. Era ,t -tarrh) asthma, bronchitis, colds, etc. . - . . . � I thO timWer - Us -.-- - . I . �_ It -curos bY inhalation, and because . . I "_ �L .. I . telling hIm why each step, is taken, from the selection of . . I I , it cuinot fall to reach the seat of the . . A 11 . .thb deRvery of the finished product; hOW the futiction of eVery depart- I For $1.50 - . diseb.se. It Is guaranteed, and incurs . I . - . . � I . tit of a high grade piano should be, filled; 06 e all, how the he9ft � k I not the slightest danger of Inconveni- , . LNOug day you Will want to buy. -or we . T � TH2 CANADIAN FARM, published in Toronto, is the National ence to the patient. . . I . . a help someone buy; --a Piano. Why t no -its toiieo is atrived at; and how to decide whether the I . � I not have the knowledtit NOW thit �, of the Pla I . , I. I 4 k 9P,G]IN TXW ATINM NT NOW. will enable you to unerrinf be" � Weekly Agricultural Paper of the Dominion. *. The work and I I . the only Piano any, Ily ahoom � toile of any Piano,' no matter how pleasing at. fitst, is 'likely, to I Cathrrhozone Is absolutelsr' t.ertatn7 ,. Dot rapt Y Witift-'!' . . . 4 money spent on its production makesit incomparably superior k to reach the Source of the discasti. It 11 - the high-grade, artistic, 9 are toned ,. enduring or not. . . . I I . . . . . to anything of the kind'. Special writers for speciat depart- possesses marvelous healing proper- . . Instrument, as against t 6 chaftpl ri - I . I I niada, cbmtherdal plikao, built to 00 dc1,X8J])'Z - INVO]kMATI ' ' "'I end6WS US reader. Vvith forty jeaW 4 merits. All original mattikr in every issue. Splendid and, k ties, And quickly restor6s the raw, . on - i1ppbsiranteii; which cannot .hold . ON I . . .k. 'congested membtanes to a norrnal, / . it# tone, and doon bec6ftits an affront . ' . 4 reliable crop and market reports. Everything up-to-date. . heAlthy dendition. In a few breattils ,� to thoeyd and ear of till P0211011410t- crystallized eXpdrience of Ono, piano imaking on. the part of melt whe 4 Finely illustrated. Chcice and instructive reading f th It elears away All 11oul MUCOUS dis-, I Suth knowledil I . & at 16ur 'dispotitt I thoroughly uAderstand atid -love their mork., Vouldn?t you liko to farmer and his family. No far , I charges, and quickly allays coughing, I'll , , � . mer can afford to be W011t1hout � I , in 11INSID9 13 ORMAT 911"-ftft� .. beadache, pain ov(sr the o3ros, and the I I . rithout cost or obligation. Xnowledgii know what they k�ow on. this important 00jett ? YOU-May-itialeW , " Ur . . it. Every farmer will make more nioney who reads it. trianifold unpleasant symptoms of that Will t.rt.lnly betidilt yolt or yO . . I __11 4 , � . % catarrh, bronchitis; asthrda, coughing, . frica4z if you dMita to Avoid the . e4sily-read pages-ftee-1 . I . � sore throat and colds. - . life-long disappointment that ows . . . . I I . 1 4 - k .. thavurchose of a "ChO4011 . M '% I All subscribers dot The Caniadlialk Farm k - OMOR CVRE, IS GVARAINITEr, D. .. - %. - I 1. of % . Wr*xte ao�v f6r� your copy ... $I postal Wl do ... to 4 , * Now, bear In mind, you broathe Ca- 11 I � . . � : .1 . from now to the Ist of Jh1l. I , 191-1- . ' k tarrhozone. Do you not think this to . I .. I - I 1. . � I ouft . , . I . � .- . . _. .- - . - I � - vea'Sonablo. way of reaching tho (61,,4 !ftdm ]IV . 40= - , ' h , ian a' I 4 .. _ ---.1 -1 - _ .- I - It I - a rational motbod. of* t�eaffiwnt-a I R6 C , . Pill - - - . . ng rate is $1.50 for the two pa . p 0, rs. SubsCKE -k - --bi U71,_-, _ JJ M -____.._-A . is 0.0 a" � _W lufted 4 Our Clubbi ,�e� �'.-' 4)&8&!-1iiiiTAVesV *h1bli'lld-96-ftr I I— . _____.____ .. I.. . I 'I I I. � 1; ss I riods be -4 + "_ li-11, r1r(m r I r+ L I 4"' ' "' " � is i lud I' 1'4 ni .r'f Id hu , . . ,_�. 11 I I ; I I I I' I t I I eavity, of the body or of the hea e"fb_ %adhed lit no other d that � I . . 1� . I, obt�____ I - � . . I—- I �_;., - .. - 11-1 - , _ . at once and got the benefit of the full term, I they can be rc way? - I X1 -J Stirdet-Vti0ii Vili I � I � . I . J( . 41 in L . .�,.� . You cannot possibly fail to obtain .- I � .. .. -- Sample Coolao ofTh* Canadian Paria to b6seen aithle offite. - . : elujolt cure it you will use fttarrh- Roll. W, A. Z7U0Jt,&XAX. , . � I . .. I I I . 11, 1. I I 11 � I - - . I ".. . I. L - w , !r I I � .... �. . I � .. 1 . -11 1.111, _ -.,- __ . 4 � . k Mono. Two monthS, treatment, abso. ed that he will ba given an, important - I , � - I I - 11 . . � : Ists $1.00, ainalk, , I . I I . ...'' I.., .. �. ,- I - . ..., 11.1.1 .1 ..'' _..1. 11 1-1. .&.&,Op,igp.&,Cp,,Oo.op.&.op4p4o,.Op.ap hjt�IV guaranteed. cc r 'I department " soon as the Legisfituric � ______ - ______ -_ , . - %.&Or.&.0p I . . . Aze, 60c., at all.4041oris in medicine. I . . , � . . . 1� . � .� I I I . I . . I/ � I I . It �� i . . . . . I I � I L � & I i� I . . . , . I 11 I k I — � . 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