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'At the 'Perth...C(014y POUltrY Sat
:OtrattOrd reas-VoWler, thicken fanM
•:e.er. and -exhibitor,. added. further to, ,h.is
win*,g two more 400310. One
flute was .for the :f.b.Ot pal!! 41. Pinif.w.
••"tonsIn the %iW. tl*,b0e4 01: Which he
inshe4a specie:1W,, ' •
•The •rta14:27••• Monti* ,Yaceting of the.
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V10d4r, notn,e and School clor).4,01.be
hCd in the kindergarten room of Inc.':
tzria sehoel; Iluireday, November •teth,
.0.tiock. Rath iricinber, reqUeSted •
WILIL r***1 TO JUDGE
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he" lekreer het • On:,:satuov: by 11*,'APPellantit ' we Ph
fiecb1*r, Wrent les Or Vietokii„.stree, onnett.tehorott)' t.i.bet00,01,' n'''' er . 0
illi,0104t-atiettas$01 a,trodr. ' irkie, men,,v. 'AAn PconPAnt AS' 'Prortfl, 4t,'Sk 144
ted
boitY4,0e, loktes" cfildv. the **Oka Oktea,i' clihr42‘'' *hloh appealed • an ' assesim.
he :Vietoria, HelPers 'MC . the i".4 or 0,00,•. ' 04 . :Po' Plot .90140'.
Class -united later the leattershiP,0 'Mrs, sivr, :Aeggigt$0, IN gtionititiCH-
WestbrOok, Miss Worthy; ikru, litrs...141/:, la, r ,,, „, ' .,,, • - ' ,_.- L•_.•_,--. • ' ' '
relic: 'Oblet•Or, fancy work, candy, ep, 0.44 '',,P41r44 CohlitY" UMW /14i4d WW1
;ens ,$)stkrbome,ots,de .botioic. ,toade ,ort Msociation held its autumn meeting
AttrattiVe display, "Tee WO 'eerier:4 in: tti° ieltelnblY "414 otthe vollegig6 10.*
the ettotheott. •stittite last week. RePresentetives.'.frOM
• the AkseocZatiOya• Ooderleh and, Clinton
were Present,, alSO were large OW*
tIONS VirAin'likaingtr ber from Seivforth.-A, ',Most intercsting.
to bring a new member, Bev.•14,fr.. Cralk, The 00deriCh tiOns Lll celebrate ol
program will be the ,pealctir of the 0004. ladlea" n4ht on Friday,. Noverriber sin"! .givelneos•i4141'34 °°rn't
um Dr, *came E. WS -5, who rhaEbtOn-,ed by a dinner, pregrxm And dance. Lille or .Clinton;,* piano Solo by Mrs. Perdue:
• ' • at the Bedford hetet will be •teatar. $4.11r2 el, *
the PlianO; WO Vocal solo.% by Mrs,
Brakine Presbyt,erien ,ehurolt, Ottawa, wni, -have tieen fortunate in. stoning,
kintle „192,8,, has aceePted A tall to Pt•
Andrew% Cluireh, 'Pretierietort, 24.0..
wilt _peach • his farewell °sermon met
iSantley• iii :Ottawa .04 on November
, his' first in Fredericton. . Rev. Mr; Ross
is a fanner mintster or Knox probyter.
cburtir here.
• 'alt anneuncement .of the, Carte
Schclarships was. made TtiesdaY bY erlu-
tiple J P4 UMW of the Poderich CoUe
„Ade r.tristituW- The-Art--scholarshi
Wes *Warded to Mlu jeanWebster,., Of
Winghain,vaae $1.00; 'second, Alex. a.
,Goderieh, OW: 'third, 1Vtary
Sueston, ct_oderioh, g40. Alex, 0. WC-
Vla-..44-,,,aWarded alo. the 'MacKay.
morlal'Salitnarthip which has * cash
-a*arded• to,i4)*,stadegotng to: “1f4A
adian,„University -who makes -the Ilignest
*landing 'la eniOr'-:-Intitriatilation. ftt
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:41tA441C)N4tig-
-11AMILT0N STREET
Sells Insuranoe of ell kinds. Oet rates
ifrom him beforo renewing or.planuirig
new insurance.
Mr.. A. M. Sorsolerl, Deputy Minister of
Public Welfare' air guest sPeaker,.Hia
subject wilt be, "the, RedemPtiell Pt a
Egoi;" -.4% 'Witted nUMber of tickets will
be aVallable to the nubile upon request
to Chief Robert Johnston, or the secre-
tary. S. Tayler,
*dial * g is
itoiru iSacC:tiSrce and
4)4t each
ou will Le surprised at tile
thin -40ality far the price.
a reading • by 14rS, TaYlor, or clocteriob,.
and a short OW,* "Crossword f wades"
from .tlfeaferth members. ,-41'11040 taking
Part in the play were Mrs. Charles
Itty"nies. miss Jean Snitth, 'Miss, Helen AMONG ,TRE CHURCHES
Lane, Mr, P. B. Moffat and Mao South--' • _
gate, At the women's .mee. ting of the eV' D. 4.1"4Ilia Will OCCUPY' the 13e4Pit.
VgID611 it was deeded that 1 terct-you4 --074tOlab- .church, Hamilton, -next Sun-
day •
,officers shOuld etniseri ;rein the asr,fro-,*
The YoUng reoPle's ,SOeiety of Knox
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church vislt Seaforth.ScOletY
NtOntlAY, llovember- 20th•„, at the request
of _.theAatier
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The V/ M. lprtit etteet United
uroh:lt. •the November rnee
fley,:alterno.o444:4n4ha=41.0041047,Z004
p1 tbe ClArak, tt4t. 'Preektenti Mrs. . :
,Rether,ingt0040, eqeMpying the .0104
A,:very interealug. and coMPrehenaive
report Or,:,the seetival meeting' at .,BAY4.
eld was,. read by Mrs. ,Wm, Strachan.
Mnong other interesting ,•naatters- -dealt
wittr• Were t.Wa Outstanding' ,Addrease*,
'Wet Or t.tei. )34 *ward on the need Of
Saskatchewan and that of '14(rAL, (Rev.),
It TOUT,' of China. Mr. Howard del
Aoribed, ViVitilY,.'the • desperate situation
Of the: sufferers in Southern Saskatchew-
an, the stogy of. one family's privation so
touching the ,congregation that a
OODEfkil:f1,, ONTARIO.
Oniabing 40001 that difterent,
cornmergalsin4 '10.144. SUNeari eiteiVutii'r#ught,' '
Individu*I.4teth04 of ilistrUpOon .and supervision.
Regular. day frOirc, 0
• , erlitli„lassearlitond*Y0 Wednesday,T
740, p0 now in;Progresa„
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Mett* efficient, trained ot11,00 •woryet4 , will
ear , hence. egrtrol '
elm 429) 'or write Ilez 306,,Getleriek
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• For further :particular*
vall the,aohool„. '
MISS it.000.4(4.0(E 0;• STBWART,
.CoMmerchtl Speeialiat,
tion.was taken at•once to Meet Pr6a-
Courit ous'e
ting immediate need. So generous. was
the response that the realized yes •
larger than Was required for the speentli
emergency and the sum was left in Mr. • - :(Continued from page 1)
*11,000 shortage in, the treasurer's et -
canal,. repeated his charge of °Write.-
tiOn. Young, the treasurei,, he said, leg
iihn. to his own resources to find what
tonipg____ to
make an audit and isalci he • didn't 'see
the need of it," said witness, When L
A7or-m*Ixiiiiitql$0a*ttreili -He
usx.c-4 bincLAbotitAbo inisSing:„.reeords he
was very- evasive,"
, Auditor Gibbs 'saki -hia investigation of'
county books was "unfathomable." , "The
'amount of money which Young took in
and-t-eVer-accounted-lor- is so
nut ,iny_Linger,„„on It." he said.
Howard's care:e be applied to other exr
1
l*h8es• 1 , , ' ' ,
Mrs,,.. "rotor's address dealt vartiou-
laxly, with the: condition of -womth and '
girls. in China. ' Of the older Woman 9ilt,
per---centiiire ' filiteratc,..-but -among, the
•Yehnger, Women' eclueation is eagerly
!Ought Sild they .prove quick to learn.
.,,POILIEGIATE, MASQUERADE Platten Of ItietOria street school Iti, (lodewilI -
on OWing to the fact that,opportunities, ter
annual 'Hallowe'en MA5010000 rzb. Plans were made to 'interest Wing,
:the education ,of Women are becoming '
polva;t4,046,,74,00 thiipOonsilsctleitiaffuteJapnInss;_,,titThntee_tels'74- ITtimotia*tbioritml?, ,_1thetert_.:texrern'ebertttbdriot 4)41
iiratii
_m.s._)re common, ,tbc• „old seral-slavery is '
_ ,
, relation to the gala assembly of nation' I
A • .s., nettdetri:011 #114:111371:0:11ge019:::T48. tt III
of Nations. was Comparatherifir 1 arrots--aim-ff,t_,_
antics 'represented there. Contests, pro.' VECTORIA STREET W,M.S.
menades, ehoruses and tap. dances made , The W. M. S. of41(4.4coria Street united and Mrs. B. P. Player rendered the duet,
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tip a well-rounded program. The prises chtiren man inert Ibbutol rue4etrug 14 -
for, fancy .dress were awarded ,to 11,,ineat cue scnot,,,,roorn•of tne chureu on AtOrt- 813"i4 a°'tvi'" lit'•Vic44ve 1,i,!ta,:8;,tt*I.41:1.: 1.11,16:41___.eic''Irimeetnilg clmt1StePriris to.; interest decided on
_Tborrnot -and Howard'. -Wilkins,- , .whilei cay'- artgrneou - at-- 2.so. ----.-.00-- president-,-.1-,„,church,._...,•:,-.,,,LSund22-.--1 • -
15:0: ,,,,ILtri6.9,- so. minder- afternoon wasthedate for • tut
-4-•=• '• t " tunte--,went--te-Ittit4h--ears,.2-13.y.ton-Wilstelves,-4n- Ile-ollalrt-44-”:".-- -11?-1"!4-..t-g9I'Ce
paeri and "Sarritny" Duelcworth,
the leadershIP of Zr*1,- Zane, went
pleasant Otte at the manse, Colborne
on TueSday evening, of thi.s week..
,atxturrin-thankofferl.
4enitts triet,44t: trio. brum, Vice,, Lest We Wets tr.orgetc;;:r7:cfit.,,,tinspapollifeL Glbbs said
was deoldeu.- to• ,hold the, •eveninK Cuunto:tY'tclerlgrleb31;1111
audit **failed tO prodUce -Warden's cir-
TX() COWS DESTROYED
-1Aften-, therlieavily
Bradley ran (into .0, _herd et cattle. on
int-SatUrdaYltight;....*0 Lef
the animals- siffered broken legs and had
to be destroyed. The 'atoll:lent Via.1..„Xt
most peculiar one, The truck, carrying'
fOur tons, had just rounded. the sharP
curve when the eatile, bunehed in the
subway, appemed in view. llt was On -
A43 tO -40raik, .Servke, o r* e„ regu
XoVember the IPecial. sneaker to be e r7t e co obstructe
ye. • d h 1 *
1LL L4 nt• 'Christian Service Group. sun ay sc OG
_teec_woros,-__on tne-topleAmihe daY, a - •-•11 bertawho spending
the -tall and win.
(Ignen, led. in Prayer.‘ Mrs, Wilsui 4sPOlte t,o an , mrs,-(Relr.). 1-1..Mosa, of lyther .M-
••lat Boyhood 4esus,-. Bioie 'At the pailtiO elltireh Sunday Bible ter in Croderich. " •
xeoding oy R., C. PoStlethu; Scheel will be held at a,m. At .the )31tObanat was appointed W,
momperS, pi" -a standing- 7gedwer-arviee-at- 'kenresentative nn--the--11oNver- coin -
vote, 'were ..(104t44 tn,ok stand for “EyAnge4srn 4 thawing. mittee the .eburch, and mrs. Ifetuer.
amperance and expressed the hOpe that 'Evening subject, dirn importailee or 'tuition Vivi:: Strabhau 1Vfrs "W". j
Chase's Linseed and-Arttr-
• penthle :29e
yet's Cherry, eeetorai.,,A0c
Vicks' Drops e ..Stbe
13tir.acck akkuL.111.410„...
tlodd).S.Adney Its
Belladoina C, a sic Tii
.25c
IhtdottLia•PlaSferS 25c.
Kidney Plasters
$ai. HAptitica, 75c size. .59c
,
Col
,gatili'r 04) t Paste,
21ct 2 for. 44-4 • 4 4: .39c
o1gate'shaving Creain
a d Aftershave, 60c Ira;
• Palmotive Shiving Cream
,Aftershave, ----60c—,
value, for .39c
Gillette '4 n d. Auti)strop.
' Blades . .5 for -25c
Eyer ReadyBladi, S for
ationding Values for baijwe.F the
month; Note this interesting
• GREY IIKETS
largest double
sages Weight, about 8 tbs.
414ted And Antshe.4-*Iniri$4
aIu* $5.00. Par aft
r.. • •4, •
41AR13. WI014' tit410141;UMS
'Now, pittoont, loge choice
at Ver.144u,t* N',1!11
•
-the appemance Or Auditor 'Rooth fre
County Council in .tithe last. The de-
.Qcfertacesioarele ,Itsactluetalwprorv:pot14944.134potitztag'44)3,ljv
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the .county 'S accounts and evideuee to
substantiate ,this was,adclaced this'aMaxr,
Ing.•• •
ThyetlimorhaevehiaeftlaP.itiees you give th.b'' more
•
v.o'hen i'm afraid it's prudence, when he's
afrgict it's cowardice
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deli for lisuing of cheques., "Holman
was very: curt with me,"' complained the
auditor. 41 ,aeked him for invoices
Yill".011,;..sheUld...hAkeibe.trt
erder to pay. ' couldn't get them.
4VerYthing' was, in a Confused condition.
;tie • Priociple of the temperance cause ThOttght: The Pastor, 'Rev. T• • drew and ;miss /to., bertsen were. appobited 'handed bill4es Of papers rolled
a tevonathis. enunittee to lirepate ter .r..,ontaining records of vari?us' years,",
would be safeguarded tor the sake of the Htint, will -preach, at both services.
young people ,or• todaY. lvtre, (Rev.) services, at North st, unitei ,,ehureti the *Duch cfefficere, m December., The auditor Ulla evidence contPlain-
th k • d ti I r I h r Ile ha. been, Urrahle t6 get the
War law Taylor, e guestSPea Pr, gave on, NaVember 12th , "bet 10 a•41.,
-a: very:, interesting' address on AlAte Chlk'stibjeet, "Keeping .Sweet in
theextuing cansp Canmare. Over 31 'the Vace of Trouble," IntrOduced W.
years ago.- 'Vie ,addresi was Instructive s. Bowden; fl a.m., Rev..0eo. T. Watts,
with touches ,of humor. . Rev,-
pastor:oir_the_ cluirch,'. will have charge,.
Paster' 01, tbi---r,h'xuvh--§P-Qk--ej3_-x_g-13,Y-_auhject,-,-lteasonini_ -with God;" 7
of the work accomplished h3"--the7Vf-vm_ 0;-ShaV4.'S-4.7, l'1111; grea
also of the saOrlfiees Made by our home On the Oxford Group mOveinetit. •
onlisietysi.7erutixpri:Idanatp°rbee'labetibein4fol';hth: nt "1 Grabam and Mr" .13." /38quil"
rage of, the afternoon. ronewitlit the Torontop ,asidated in the program of.*thp
address, an appropriate duet,. "My Lot e-&-sbeletrot-Vietortrt7Street
arid 1," Viltg rendered 'bY the pastor and 'united °n Monday evening" Mr.
his wife. %the meeting closed :_with Carl Clark had eharge. of the nieeting, it
prayer-hy Mr. Cralk;.•-• ".• "" AA* devotional night.- Mr. gia:hatu
• favored the meeting.- with two readings
Baurev-• Baum-tvro-sol
R. Stonehouse Igave the. address-of_the
e evo ona p oraltin was n c a ge -
auctioneer's receipt book from the Clerlt„,
of las. P. 1117, Currie. Prayer was offer.
ed 1)y Um. Arldrew; the ecripture wtt, mho, had refused to lAve uP‘ Before
read hY Urs, A, buchanan. the leafiet,•,,,'edeoharvteraeddi°41-71°cIthefclorrolativrnehAtttillSer-nbeoy,61.tbywatis•
Jesus as. a , child in the Temple," was •
read bY Mrs. E, SheArdown* four heraidi c:aurt
- • ' Warden - Rallantyne and Reeve7-fr.-- J.
attendant.-
tteidanies Al trrt. lvIcNevi Goldthorpe were other CrOwn witnesses
"ivf olYfcfcav and 'R-,• iiiritsOn, gave ...brier thii m9raing. ,Their evidence reuted
items of interest regardirig, the antiquity.
of 412ina, and ariline chorus was given
by Mrs R Stottehouse, Mrs. Player, mts.
oss, rs. j-Oht-feton,
Buchanan. with Mrs. Henderson at the
piano:. Miss _wary Biebertson gave b.
synopsis -of -the-closing-thapter-or-Lth
studV, book and the 0108111R Drayer' was
offered-br-mirsoneslhoinil
fkL'ebp-
_lJ
Mrs. O. vrIPPit, Newgate St., spent las
week with -her diUghters 41 Mimico,
-7-mr:74A11-7Mr&-er*Ileager -have--t
turned Io Landon for ,the winter. •
Mrs, (Dr) a Perrier and two children,
.or Oshawa, are visiting the 4adY's par.,
cats, ler. and Mrs' Pin
' 1*. ltiCott *Wally and fr A,- It.
derson,, of fietroit:,, visited at the home
or ler, arid' Mrs. A„,L 01e last. Week., _
Mrs. M 3 Bower. end Mr, Lorne BOW-
ler..are leaving to.spend.the winter with.
members of -the IamuInDboik
Viz 47 Cuiver and Mt.
it -ex reIaUve n towo-at e vreek-encL,
,-14Urrai. tuscrimbei of Oda**, -ilia
rotund.:ne: home atter spending- .-three
months, wtth grandpererits,•, Mr. and
'Mrs, 0 Tippit...Newiste kik • • ,
tut-Aite;.:--Janttoittr
and Mrs; Jack Barton, of Dettvit.,***
visitotV over the week -end .at the *Me
of Mrs, Atte smith, Baitod, good,
The autturitti,-thankoffering 'meeting, of
the W. M. 0;.*.ht-•Nerth at 'United 'church
will, be held on Wednesday, 'November
16th, at B • o'clock. An enjoyable pro.
grit* Is being prepared, of which Mrs.
. he, Alberta, Will
be • 9Vest speaker. The ladies of 'the
ler societies of, other churches will be
made welcome. ,
'A very great Interest is betp,,g taken
-e--Oxford=Oromx--MoVement,"Lsdtillough I
many are, confound. it with the
"Oxford Movement" width stirred Eng-
land a century. ago. TOY.. W. G. 'Shaw,'
'ilk...13:mi' who has: attended, the Group
house parties' will tell of their work and
explain ,.titetr methods on :Sunday even-
Pgtat. North. 'Street 'United church.
The-07th•-rinhtVertarr01:2Pre'sbiterlan-
ism In Oixterich 'will 'be observed next
„Sunday, November 12th, by special Set-
ning_sind
pulpit will '61f,,:iicOupied, bf the"iter; Bev-
erley .Xetehen, 1;),,D4' of lifctrats, church,
:twist -14010 Will he, ten-
dered suitable to this' 40cettsiOn. On
Monday evening, NOvember 13th.; at
min. ID ts.40 Uctare 'OM, of the church
,Dr. Retelen, will deliver an illustrated
-sildiesa---orr'444000tlantl,**--4014--it'ithert
,mtnical progrank will be given. by Itriox
choir' and -other*,ntindhig. llarVey
McGee, of Alibhirrrtiv *
- "'On Thttrsday-and-Priday-hightit, Nov -
Mr. D R. ha* Cpenedi ember le i001 17, the Baptist Is
an Otte at Clinton. and willbe there,i.hayit* speebil--rev -ansallstin serilees'.
three doe week,. -.MOridaYt Weelnearlai ::-t011osiuUp meeting/ Olt the reeent, coo
and Friday, Vention In Btatittord.. 'On '17,MrSai
--.14ti",'-and Mra.:Htrrv 8sIkthI„*e._,flaw night. the Speetiali'"aptakers will be rtet.
octupYintt their hero**, *oatmeal *trot. "1”" Nrant*" th evlinge)144 and Ile**
, Mr. and Ur*. Jack Salkeld wUocipy
- the hmnesteed In Ooderith tOwttship,,
Clintot't • .1e.ws-ttecor4:, gr, and Mrs.
Ed. come, Who 111Ye' *Old, their battle On
To*Pattend street to 314 a it Its*ke,
,D SJITS_
$-A,ST-gIt AhliED-jrridL
TAILOR PRPS§k4D--
, • -,
ALSO REpAIRIlsTG; A MERINO, RE.LIXING;, andi TAILM11110',
by using th kservice
the
Goderic h French
Dry Cleaning Works
0oderiehltes were greatly rshoOked 43,,,n:
Saturday last' to 'learn Of. -•the .death. la
St. JOIkreS ,Hospital, 'Terento,of miss
Anne J. danipben, a native of this town
and -:a member of one of itsbest known:
and. highly :respected families_ Few 'Or
her friends' -here knew that iitAS ,Calre.
-bell was ill 'and much regret was expret.'
-Pea on all sides on learning' of her'. pas-
sing.lwAndwiaugnihloaer mofoientii4e.plaitrem,leel‘trancfl
tt
Annie was :educated in the
hoolt-Of , this twin; - Por- a- short,tini
she taught school but later tot* UP-
Otnieretal 0OUrSe and. secured' a _V*.
low. with--"thi"-OntarltrAturrAellIst" ' - -•• .--
Parliament- Buildings, Torenta,-.. „with.
Whom she was. a -valued 'employee for
over twenty years. ' She was of a -very
fine type of weinsithOoti.. and enjoyed the
friendship of , a large oitole of ;4014,
with ‘ii.rhoti' she ,*14441d/07 :,*le:lite(t. 9.4-
01mintinte , on her tstattort .tripe to the
old home town'. .Shils 'survived by fOur 1
sisters, .t4c.r. -44, Awe; Hamilton; Um
I.:Robertson, °Ooderich; *lima, In the.
Oftice ot the Hydro Viectrie, and )l,ifinnie,
of theAtioderielt---0611egbite-itiff.'---4,Th°
'funeral was „held on, 'Tuesday frOila .the
fauillY 110016 on QUebee treek Rey. ict
T. Watts, ot North street United thurci4
ot-,whfett deceased Was ft member,, having
bh*rite .,0"f"Alre, *0,00. . "40.„'SPbe,sters
were Meesrit Hairy .1tobertstin, (Strat-
ford), It O. Robertson, E. J. P11041,1E4 W.
T. Pellow,- Harold, Muriel and: Jack
Johnetorti The interment was in Malt.
lau0,temeterti. Thoeilireeent trot 'obit
Of tOtin were Mr. and "141„1. P. 0. ‘Itagle
• and Mrs, rred ' Vokleyi of , Hamilton:
Ur. David *atle and Uri. it E. Rogers,
tit •TAirtintii; ttr, and Uri. Berry Robert-
son, Stratford, Afoot the !„beautiful
floral tributes were thssie from the mem-
bers and stair or The 'Ontario litunleiPsji
Conregia' telt4-°;', -thent;NietbOntinjitlitt'S ASO° l*MtlertlOttit!'6111:1 '
North street united church, and the
obblen 'Ants Bible OP"or the tonal
church; And Other* from friends at Tor -
1
onto, Thuniltoti and Detroit, . .
Lister, ,trom the West: On reridaYi
ienlhor, Rat John Nicreautin; who is
the worthy sori of aworthy Utile, will
he the speaker. The father was one of
the early Baptist nitesiortexteri• in India
*malt the.Ohltiu‘ 'John ).1CLIMirin has
spent 'Not* India and•is borne on titr‘
their lough. He ivo honored. et the contest -
Hon In trottord by being elected
dent by itollintstion. ut-mvuturtzt his
an onte,suoing mitrtbr opesrstnort and is
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Ike. Sties 10 to 44
Mr . Floyd 1.040 h**
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