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I ��Z.�r��'�, p,�` � occurred in Kentucky I tai:, 1, when abou the The trouble seems, to -be. miDOWIPW , , ��g I.;, 0,,",�, �I, ,�Jp. 1". -1 W�� yeaTj� ago, w ..", I barrA, the woll knowuAni- oya, L r try , Ped I 1'. ` "O., ��! ... .'r A" LL tmtet � I ' ' S i �,,I,'i'.3,�,1',"�i�'I'�,,c��,,�:� ,,��l,'��,',19"li""-,)'�,��,,;,�-l�,"�,�� ,___,� 1�" ��I��,��r,�' %�' "..", , 4� , toondenras ,� "111"911 g pp' r "q- : -tie ft I : , ,,, , �;�'�l!,A��ll'.1'�IC"";�,�,,�l',�i,,,,,�i j��,11;y� 1, , 9 Qolirrt�$'�, "t lieurest approach I i `0 Im ,;,`I�,� ;,�,," I .. ` ' � , ,", I 11%1,� ( ,v recordo in Oy I , , "': " '6 � T—*' - . M , ,�:, .. it T. Test which c v"'V19" gen"T41:14 , -1 111101,810, 1 k �X v same Aumb,er of votes were cast; and For Alltalling aitti'Lasting Relief from to T. R. Y R, 4 . urple� 6111 , i ,V)�r -i,gy ),. _ ,"'.1" Il ,, ., . all wore dry, excepting those Of IthO Middle -Age Ajilments That Cause terican newspaper gorrespoildent land , , it I � I " 0* ", I � . t I 11 �I 1. �;I.,,Wyi,AIV �� , � �,:, , " 11 'i 1: -o writes in The New York . �, two gti�""gy , 1, ,. � D, liquor dealers and their relatives, Daily Annoyance and Sup poet, who 6,,,Z,'�'7g�!�� - ,1, Plii�';",'.i.",,M .i Keeps try Free` ., 'X,�,,�,,� ', 1me$ Magazine, .that the bulls are 1 �IY� c. seventeen' in ail.—Indian w'tlltels- Vital Force. . . ,J 11,1�' A FURNACE i1wl seve powerful as -they . �k, � padmani Beppu, an Indian Christian ' Ing that his poultry had oil ,.I. 'm Probably on account of Mr. Win. Jarrett, .of Brigden. wrote us it Year ago stat I"? wtonvan attending the triennial conven- 1.,% longer- need folks now, or Past used to be. . him to use 2 tbs. of Royal Purple , 41 1� I�l be necessary soon tion of the W.,C.T.U. of India for the the t,rinte <4 lifia put up ,,,.,Ath those this the matadoors. are more expert become badly infected with worms. We advised: . ��M•� first time, writes, as follows. "I have painful allit ofteft olubtu,r"sing, 00/11- and forward. In other words, there is poultry Specific in each too tbs. of Laying Mash for two weeks and continue . L. sing it for three weeks he wrote us stating � � throughout the Winter with 1 lb. After u Ill. a never before realized the necessity for ditionts brought oil 1)y Overworked, no longer a real combat between the �'i � I i The result is now that in three lava he noticed blood streaks in the droppings, and that his egg pro- . ,5 Weak- bu I d the a d Spring months he pur- 1, . every Chris,tifin woman working when- slat , U1 d r I � , gish Wdljoys of v, (to Weak I tan , in IL duction had gone up i00%. During the Fall, Winter a= I 1� I syllxptonis it foregone conclusion'. We presume r from him the latter . We have years of experience ever she can to remove from India ness. with theiv, distAvssix cbAsed 600 tbs. of this Poultry Specific- We received a letter I ... k J ali,d doNVn that hwv4n,g more timid and less en- btainec 0 I I pailxs ill k�all part of August, at ting that he was amazed at the results he obtained, that his poultry t , .a , . y� I It ... ... in o5eriDg you a New Idea the eivil of ,alcohol and drugs. I was, of Lmutn%*,ml ,%, t,mlxt, ,�V.quo,nt t rprising bulls to fight the matadors 1.0h I I , s , � 11 ,,truck by the Christian fellowship throtW , 'j, griml%, V but I e w1are entirely free from worms, and that during August of this year his production I , . , ... � I . Furnace. Is heaviest built which existed among those gathered and burning wnivatio% "G%V011W,u,l,,t_ have been enabled to perfect their sci- was 100% larger than last year. .0 :! . - � Lq ond- there. There were foreigners from 41-11 Nigh ">+ w*A Ny,*Xvou�s lf'ritAN114� en(* to a degree which the old bulls it will pay every poultryman, no matter what feed he is using, or if he mixes his �-,I where required with. w 1-1 erful heat' y and parts of the world and there were In- 1�,,O&U, -e ,, a t,, own, to add one pound of Royal Purple Poultry Specific to each hundred pounds 01;,�Pl 11 Ii &'"� t,�,,k of pr, So,utih. Nyould never have permitted them to While this great tonic de- -, ,� 'El � heating capacity t all parts of lv�L werth's UrLJkTX8'S xvitl k'01%AXWO 0110 Octl"ilv, '"011 a ,bull fighter is in . of feed during the whole season the Poultry are shut in. ... ,� . reasonably priced and instal feel as if loost , of this �,:,�l sk-,q�ti.,,4 ,of 11.1,� v4jtu�� eat this inintillent danger life the mom- stroys the worms, it at the same time tones up the birds, keeping their diZvotive :,'�I: �,; - dia. But they seemed to ' � :1 I . :., . - I " , pit' u fur' a develop, organs active the same as if they were On range, compelling them to take from 15% DEEP they were members of one. large fam- st�Mal tta_c ,;k n t -40 S 0 LjIl I � _� �attl�erftt .C�,,,k, (.,%,�4r p&rtku1W �,ut i, Q pl oi 1. L ---L ir" led by mechanics. . -t% swordsman- v eat. Tice is naturally reflected in increased , . 1 - . t t O.f the finesse, (A his Gwoi to 20% more good from the feed the. I - _ I ASH PV ily. I at least, did not notice any race case, 1041 -bull consents to ".1 *4%ip, But, whon the egg production, 01 I � or color prejudice. They were all astimoli'v a , is " for other diseases. The birds become very ,,,Au%miag 1% rh,V*J,L'Jal Worms in poultry is often mistaken 11 �� -1 � We are always pleased bent on ways and means of accculP- jn�j U�sers giw C,onvin�4vg PTNx,tt kq tho 4 t11k,,1,0• Jay figure, the bull fighter When badly infested they will die. I ��, . - .. I I thin and show symptoms of diarrhoea. . I " M -, - lisbing the object nearest their hearts the jv�w,I ,, ,t,k" ,-axk Vl\,o hj,$ whQlO, attention to the I to figure your job grower ,oj VRATAU�S w I vk�%%%k,Int. a s, $1.75 and $6.00 tins, - , India dry. I am serious4, W"�'VAkt4, % 'N . his own fatal art, Put up in 30c. and 60c. package " . . -making I Hea.1th and su*IW141 to a "I For sale by 4,630 � of the opinion that, if Indians an,i non- infla,med or lreitm-,Ni W*i&dtr and ;hurl that the bull has no fatal also 100 -lb. air -tight bags -$14.00. 4,ii ,,.kC 1%i�N k�\v,a that he J,,; about to, in deale in Canada. If your dealer cannot supply 3-0'a, ,- - I Indians could meet often, like this Urinary Tract A %iqWC1tkk&- k%f altAruk- t4 dealers I . , . . for accomplishing noble objects, all � - -is sc*lln to qk1ii,.,k-V i �111xxtkwkk That, a �,ourso, is a mere rite direct. I 'A�) 14%1%� 4�14d�r a1�fkstvtxot. whkh rea&,rs W '7— Ing symptan " 4"� i` - the color prejudice and arrogance that pear --and you sek� all'a N -k4 ?A V, 11 ft or ay eas 1. we hear nowadays would disappear. genuine improvinw-t Oi'WU \v'kth�tk;"" �&M \vtvxojft k�ktXl "t all' - -Selected. two or three da s. Xo wft�kv B4-6-, f, a�v p,riovo V,wtN'i*',Xx1,i:, Ill the meantime Purple Laying Meal Crenoid for Chick- 'ON D� tAkk,4T-:ih 4* t*rm�mxt W "'twxt, Royal i ens ... ...... 35c qt. aches, no more Pain, no au"�T* . 0 rassinent or Getting-uti�-4�i&lhts, � Uk�"Wi� L��, -,��vft,, ,-4;,V OW thk� bU16 'of SIPAill We can supply you with Royal Purple Laying Meal with or without the 1. Whiz Fly Spray To get more milk sl,etp soundly, and jgt,T info its 0%,6 momt- �, tx"4kv &AV w4 hkk, Cho WIts kit 50, 40, poultry Specific mixed in. Mr. T. L. Matheson, Innerkip, Ontario, tcl:_� us that he �, m your cows 11 THE FRIENDLY SERVICE vN , oiat", Nvarrik,Ntv fW,m the the Fv.yal Purple 1. filo in ., �, V-, . fed Royal Purple Laying Meal to 600 pullets last year with gallon ........ $1.50 , Creonold be- g full of 'pep, Vbank-, Us URA.-�ikwm �X) " mittra, Spray them lightly with Millions of miles of wire crisscross �:ftliqwk:sk ru"Z4 (*f wrnkta %ad poultry Specific and got an average of 74%u production from the midd � o of Decern- Scoop Shovels .... $1.85 fore milking, lbe odor ofCreonold is TABSI" �T�W-_ t�404,k "m lli,,%,�xi &P,�,�HWAV flan' : . objectionable to flies. The cows will the country to carry your voice where- While new to the ge,nksr� &W�Ni< t1ko'! bar until the middle of.March. He also states that he has received the largest pro- . then stand more quietly and Yield ht�k 'oho red duction of c"a he has ever had during the twelve months he has been using Royal . ever you want, to go. Present day -,rondrous value ,of VRAT�kR'� ha,-,11tbt:- k`41� T�W hV �'k"`,�tk�'A-'* W , \\ Clothes Wringers, $6.00 --- raffl- X" ibi til"", "'Anw 'AW i44 Pk\'N.h464W. khfom that purple Laying Meal, and that it keeps his poultry healthy.during the entire season. .1, stables, barns. 4- telephone communication is remark- been thoroughly proAvn by r*�a . ,,>W, . ri c , Use Creonoid in at Va , 4,04 ,A ,1h If your dealer cannot supply you we will be pleased to quote you a P cc, freight ,i Red Star Hand houses and hog vem to get std of m- ably swift and sure. The telephone successful use in Ow PC! t* �a-Actkv�k:,om�-:h ,e�kA d�phwsr* '_ habit for keeping in touch with Out- of Dr. H. C, Southworth, kl,',-,W�WoJosk havv "hchwm paid to Your station- We are sole I Washer ...... $18.00 sect pests. '�Thor ik"�w ,4ktromk�;, kh�-"\- W"o fenl,- suPPIS � �U% , . distrib-ators In bulk of -town friends is growing apace. any good druggist will ,, � 0W= 1 ftJsk, "AQ0t VIMLITE (formerly known as Vitalite) Galvanized Wash a guarantee of sati-faction 07 D'OutON' 60u;s mzlld thk')� wt -m , Fn�,,w for this wonderful wire -filled product used for windows in poultry houses, barns, Tubs ..$1.25 to $1.65 $1.25 per Gallon back. Try URATABS to -day. "If dA 0"'y wort, a�ggms,kwv, Thy- wtiowkmt that they C',Utemd the sun -rooms, etc. it lets through the ultra -violet, growth rays from the sun that will , Granite Wash __ ring u1nilil thkw reoeivvd the final not pas$ through ordinary glass. Write for descriptive circular. -r, N er. ,11,, V v ho, �Se , kj� titey N ,j�tN io,hkwging k x We will be very pleased to send you one of our 32 -page books , ,j . Boards ......... 75cMs-1. i FISHERMEN'S RACES of sails. This was ais. ,,,,i tI,,,, thnt, -,n enough •. races stood. But the Bluenose went .and n1sr, to be __�een. oftt with Illustrations in colour, describing the common diseases Buggy Lanterns, SQUABBLES AND FIASCOES they kilikM the matador, Rarely N-8 of Stock and Poultry with particulars of the Royal Purple with her flag at half-mast, ny-eTthe'- them a 6ght when a horsse esmztped FREE remedies for each, and details of all the different lines of feed � . large size ...... $2.50 There always has (been and there is less, for a sailor who could not swilu diss*wbovveling. it Nras. not unL*m- we manufacture. It deals with 186 subjects of vital interest I dry be- fell overboard and wAs drowned in the 10 likely always to be keen rivalry . harbor. The Henry Ford never riced"non in those good old days for the to every farmer and poultrymmi. : . tween the Canadian and American again for she lioundered ,,:;time time tresiding pDlic-e authorities to or -der a THE W. A. JENKINS MFG. CO. LTD., LONDON, ONT_ . ' fishing fleets in the Atlantic and in bugle sounded before the fight had � ! recent years this rivalry has been after, but with -out loss of life. continueii very long.. This was a Sig- � Geo. A. SILLS & SON symbolized by the races between fish- Then came the C-olurribia, sailed by nal that the bull wast too�'dangerous ing schooners. Recently the Ameri- Captain Ben Pine, and challenge -for to be faced, and he would be taken -1 can ship the Gertrude L.-Thebaud won the trophy. The first race was not con- 'ro . while the band played the first race, and for fear t eluded within the time limit and was � . in the ring . The fibre should 6e evenly mois- part of their wealth is drawn from 'the declared off with the Columbia lead- in his honor and the spectators cheer- top _W may win the others we make haste to d ed the noble beast .Nowadays no teased but should not ,be too wet. Put back country. In a word, theirs is • . — I ing. The next race was won by Blue - say that she is not a fishing schooner . such bulls ever enter the ring. It is a little in the bowl and place the bulbs almost a different civilization. So 1(mg precisely in the same sense that the nose, and in the third race she again roved her superiority. But on not infrequent to hear another bugle on it, using as ,many as convenient. as all parts of the country were pros - SUNDAY AFTERNOON * ' done. He wrote to the churches that Bluenose is. It is true that sheds en- pthe call which means that the bull is to They should not to-fich each other nor pering, that is to say so long as there the doctrine he, taught them had been gaged in the business, but she was last race, instead of rounding a mark- be ejected because it lacks spirit, and the sides of the bowl. Do not press was a lively demand for rubber, cof- (By Isabel Hamilton, Godericb, Ont,) re eived not from the older apostles designed primarily for speed and we ing buoy, she passed inside. The com- refuses to fight, or even move. the fibre down ,too firmly, as the bul,b�, fee and ,other staple crops of Brazil# . . at Jerusalem, as claimed by the false infer, racing, not by the designer of "ttee thereupon awarded the race to On these occasions the spectators may be forced out of position if the the self conscious superiority of thel-. God's word-, for all their craft and teachers, but from God alone. He then fishing craft. She is the work of a the Columbia It was supposed that netrate the fibre eas- citizens of Sao Paula and Rio was notZ proceeded to state and defend the true the' deciding race would be held next display great indignation. Bottles and roots cannot pe I force, marine architect, MT. Frank C. Payne clay, but early risers upon that me -m- cushions are hurled through the air ily. too objectionable. The back courtry- One moment will not linger; doctrine of justification, setting forth of New York, who also designed the orable morn saw the Bluenose, with and in the direction of the matadors. Some of the best bulbs for growing was -prepared to let thein continue to, ' But, spite of hell, shall have its great and vital statements on the Yankee, one of the yachts built to her nest of dories lashed on her decks arid eloquent curses are launched on in soil or fibre are: fill the presidential office and provide- . course, doctrine of salvation. defend the America's Cup. She is standing out to sea and bound for the the heads of the miserable gypsies Hyacinths in. various colors. most of the high -salaried civil serv--;. Ins written by His finger, In to -day's lesson Paul shows, that slightly smaller in most dimensions fishing grounds. The committee then who have sold these meek and timid Narcissus: Emperor, Mine. Plemp, ants. But when depression came &- And though they take our life, Christians were Set free from the ab- than. the Bluenose, and as there is no did what it was eniplo,yed to do and bulls to the fight promoters. So far Sir Watkin, Klondyke, Laurens Kos- long the country folk began to mur- Goods, honor, children, wife, servance of Jewish rites and c -ere- time allowance or other handicap in handed over the cup to the Columbia. as the matadors are concerned, it is ter, Seagull. mur among themselves and try to find Yet is thetir profit small; monies. They were "called unto HbeT- these races, the first ship across the But the skipper of the Columbia re- said that but one, the saturnine six- Tulip: (Early) Queen of Nether- allocal cause for the world-wide phen- These things- shall vanish all; ty.11 But it was liberty from the ser- line wins, Other things being equal, honor,fus'e'd the barren and the tro- footer N-icanor villaita, is to be com- lands, Mon Tresor, Murillo. ome-non of hard times. Since in pros - The city of God remaineth. -vice of sin. The Christians were sur- ,the larger craft should be the' fastef, pby went into a Halifax vault where pared with the old-time heroes of the Tulip: (Darwin-) Flarneombe San- perous days the Government had al - 1 - leis, Psyche, Clara Butt, Rev. W. Ew- ways taken credit, it seemed obvious,' . Martin Luther. rounded by licentiousness described and if the Thebaud wins the races it has remained ever since. This tro- ring- He has all their nerve anti ' .- . in verses 19-21, from which they had it wffi merely .prove that the de-3igner phy, by the way, is, not at stake in age, and more than that, all their rig- bank that it would accept blame for ba(E " PRAYER been freed at their conversion, but in- of racing yachts can design a fishing for a cup to the iron -clad std- Some bulbs can be grown success- times. But this the Government with� to which they could be again drawn if the present races, which are id adherence . . schooner wA more speed than can e quette of bull fighting. Merely to fully in water alone. Hyacinths are an absence of logic highly repugnant - , We thank Thee, our Father, that off their 'guard. Nothing was mole im- the designer who, is making plans offered by Sir Thomas Lipton. Th kill a bull, even a savage bull, is not grown in specially shaped glasses; to a Latin, electorate, refused to da- though the enemy of men's souls is portant in Paul's mind than to guard primarily for a ship to engaged in the Fishermen's Cup may be raced for with as Chinese Sacred Lilies, and paper white The backwoodsmen meTeilesslyr Po werful his strength is not equal tr) off Halifax later in the yeaX. enough. He must be killed Thine which is ever on the side of the doctrine of Christi -an liberty, and fishing trade. ,,, strict observances to traditions as Narcissus in bowls. These are kept scanned the record. The president was to show exactly what Christians are Nevertheless, -0 the Hebrews of old making a sacri- in place by smiall stones which are accused of having tried to give a false those contending for truth and justice. freed from, and what laws are still r- N c,, i t ' will take a very fice. The rules of bull fighting are as packed around the -bulbs. A small appearance of prosperity ,by embark - We pray that their number may be ,,cd �-hip to beat the Bluenose. She binding. The great law of love is set is a veteran, and undoubtedly the. best KEEPING BABY hallowed as the rules, of cricket, and piece of charcoal should be added, as• ing upon ,a highly expensive building increasingly great until love of man forth as the rule of Christian life, and fastest ship whose chief business LOVELY AND WELL the honor is reserved for the man who it helps to keep the water Sweet. All programme. He was Openly accused to man shall be seen in all the rela- "Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thy- is fishing on this side of the Atlantic., — . -never deviates by a hair's breadth bulbs should be ketpt in a cool, dark of having lamentably failed to bring tionships of life. Amen. self." He further stated, that this can She won the international fishermen's Some babies th6ve from the hour from even when his adherence may place until they are well rooted and to justice the murderers of the f4DrM- .. S. S. LESSON- FOR OCTOBER 26th only be done by men submi,ttin.- to trophy just at a time when it seemed oil their birth whilst other make S�) mean the loss of his life. then brought to the light gradually. er governor of the state of Parallyba, I the influences of the Holy Spirit. It headed in the same direction as so little progress as to be the cause ol It is true that the modern, matador.*. one of the states, by the way, suffer Lesson Topic -World's Temperance I is not by mere resolution to resist ev- many other international trophies and much anxiety. As a rule it is the di- remains to the Spanish people the — ing from an inferiorrity complex. It, Sunday. il; it is not by the force of education although she lost the last series Of gestion that is at fault with these hero that a Dempsey or a Ruth is to JEALOUSY AND ENVY IN was even, hinted that he had inspired Lesson Passage -Galatians 5:13-26. and laws alone that freedom is ob- races in which she participated, she backward ones and they start to go the Americans. But the old-timers, the the assassination, but this, as .a, Golden Text -I Corinthians 9-25. tained and retained; but by admitting was not conclusively beaten in fair ahead directly Baby�s Own Tablets veteran connoisseurs, do not join in BRAZILIAN REVOLT northern �politician' would say, is into the soul the influence of religion, sailing. The first of these formal in- are made the corrective of their the open idolatry. They protest a- . mere newspaper talk and not worth a The apostle Paul had built UP the the power of the sensual and corrupt ternational races was held A years stomach and bowel. troubles. gainst such innovations as have come Dr. Paull Vanorden Shaw of C01- serious denial, especially when the Christian church in Galatia and while propensities of our -natures are de- ago off 'Hlalifax harbor. The Ameri- Baby's Own Tablets are specially from Portugal where the etklil,tt, of umbia University, believes that the serious denial would probably be dis� he remained with them the members throned (verses 17-18). champion was the Esperanto, which designed for the use of -babies and killing bulls, while thrilling enough to revolution in Brazil will prove in the believed. were devotedly attached to him and As Paul pointed out the passions t") defeated then Canadian Delawanna in little children. They are absolutely the spectator, is not Spanish. There end to be a triumph for the principles These are some of the causes tat - received his commands and instruc- which human nature has a strong ten- two straight races. The fol -lowing safe and the mother can, feel pe of democracy, even though it may be derlying the decision of Getulio Wart with implicit confidence. rfect- is not enough blood-letting. The Soon dency and warned them that "they year the Esperanto struck on Sable 1v secure in giving them to even the Portuguese matadors may appear on brought about by an army revolting gas former governor of Rio Grand4, after be left them, men of Jewish ori- which do such things, shall not inherit Island and could not be salvaged. It most delicate child. They are a mild thoroughbred horses and kill the bull against the civil authority. He points do 'Sul, and the defeated candidate for gin came amongst them and claiming the kingdom of God" so he proceeded was after this that the Bluenose slid but thorough laxative which banish from the saddle without Even the an- out in the New York Times that the the presidency in the last elections, taI, they had come directly from Jerus,a- to enumerate the virtues which result into the water, under the command of constipation and indigestion; break imal bein•g permitted to ism ale their other -revolutions in the Argentine, make an appeal to arms. In Brazil, lem, they begam to teach doctrines cori- from the indwelling spirit. found in a Captain Angus Walters, who is also up colds and simple fevers and allay horses on his horns. So the class- Bolivia and Peru have been accepted as in other south and central, Amer1- trary to Paul's interpretation of th�,• true Christian. These are found in part owner. The idea then occurred the pains which accompany the cut- icists lament the evil days that are by the people and must therefore be can republics, the party that can com- gospel. In consequence great discus- verses 22, 23 and the first is love and to Mr. W. H. Dennis,, of the Halifax ting of teeth. They are sold by medl- upon tbem. They 'have -royal support assumed to have had PO'pular ,%up, mand the army can usually command; 0 cions arose in• the church, and strifes the last temperance. If the effect of a Herald, to offer a trophy for inter- cine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a too for not long ago at Santandertbe port. Certainly in the facts so far the country. Moreover in Brazil the of am unhappy nature existed, con- man's religion is not seen in these two national competition, and after con- -box from Th® Dr. Williams' Medicin-, matadors were Summoned to the roy- .made public concerning the trouble opportunity to enlist the 'sympathies tram to the spirit which should be virtues it cannot be a true religion. sultation with a committee from Glou- Co., Brockville, Ont. al -box before the slaughter began and in Brazil the ambition and tvanity of of considerable sections of the -army manifested by those bearing the Chris- Law condemns sin but never love, tester, the conditions of the race were . told in pointed language that therp.. no one man loom out of the mist. It ore brighter than in a country of dif- tian name. On being informed of this goodness, faith, meekness, temper- drawn up and the trophy donated. In I 4� seems to be a movement of the people ferent ge�.-raphiral distribution. Bra- PaW set to work to remedy the evil ante; "against such there is n had been some very distasteful exhibi- - ' o law"' the Glouces,ter fleet at the time there tions recently and that they were ex- rather than a military coup or the til has. ill effect, several armies; or The -Christian will not only abstainwas no proved champion like the Es- SPANISH BULL FIGHTING petted in the presence of the king to desperate act of ta defeated candidate rather there are. several distinct zouesr - I- from intoxicating drinks (At the last peranto, but the Groucestermen were APIIROAC14ES A CRISIS do what they could to remove the dis- though there is, of course, the inevit- each having a separate military or - it -biteth like a serpent, and stingeth determined that theTe should be a grace frorn Spain's national able defeated candidate in the offirig. ganization, The army corps in one like an adder, Prov, 23:32) but from race and they entered the smaller El- Added to its other troubles, Spain . spor��-It The situation is also somewhat obscur Reheve was as though the pitchera of rival ed - region might well reflect public opin- - SIM all exiting passions; he. will be tem- Sie, sailed by the redoubtable Captain is now in the midst of a crisis in the ball teams had been exhorted by Judg,3 by the fact that the president of ion in that region, and this public . 0 perate in his manner of living, and iqarty Welsh. national sport of bull fighting. The Landis -before a game. The results Brazil, Washington Luiz, is .a man opinion might well 'be at variance with . in the government of his temper. No- Bluenose -won two straight races problem is whether it is to be made were the same. The bulls were kill- of the highest character whose per- the public opinion reflected at head - thing sloes more scandal to religion and the cup Then a vessel was built more humane or more interesting for ed with expedition -and artistry. But sonal conduct has not been brought quarters. In addition, the several .. than such indulgencers. - Condensed for the express purpose' beating the the spectators. The pendulum .9,0-enis into question by fair critics. He will 1, I . 1. 1, . from Barnes' ,Commentary. of course the King of Spain has other states have, their own military organ Bluenose and named the Puritan. Ill to be swinging in the direction Of duties and More important ones, orbesucceeded by Julio Pre-stes, if the izations,and the, larger cities have po- - I . I which was "aficionados,," that is to say ,the fans' suppose, than "evolution fails,, and the main objec-' lice forces that are embryo army I I — luck be -set the Puritan, wh Y so at least we should s,ur I tion to Prestes ,seems to be tl!at he presaged when a slight accident oc- t!esire. Already two feeble steps in acting as a kind of uplifter of bull . corps. -Central control in Brazil is ; WORLD MISSIONS curred befofre the launching. The su- the direction of making the combat fighting, and when he is not present is likely to strengthen foreign influ- therefore 'harder to establish than in a le's's heir e in Brazil by means of loan s0rn'e other countries of less niagni- perstitious said that the Puritan between 'bulls and men -s blood- bulls and matadors revert to t i enc s, Re - bulls An astonishing thing has happened would never race and they -proved to thirsty, wM1a4,_ were taRen by the old cowardly and slovenly practises. cently he visited the United States ,e,nt distances. Finally there is the in the Punjab, India, Citizens of the be right for slhe met disaster like the Prima Rivera regime, have been re- f,and England, conferring with bankers, large, semi -civilized Indian and half - town of Taran have lately sr.cured Esperanto to on Sable Island. But there traced. The bandages and 'Pads which .*. and the high spirited Brazilians tall, I from the Provincial -Government the . about their independence being hart- caste population always ready for ex - from � remained her sister ship, the Henry 'he former dictator decreed should -be citement or violence. Z . - 6 . . M ; privilege of holding a local option el- Ford, sailed and partly owned by Cap- afforded the poor broken-down hor,in BULBS FOR WINTER FORCING IN ei,ed for foreign gold. . - . action as, to whether liquor Shops ii'l tain Clayton Morrisey. The races b�e- ,hat are part of the ,show have been THE ROME One of the mainsprings of the ire,vo- '- tw,en the two were held in October, abolished. The fire darts, which Riv- The amount l the town should continue to operate o lution is the dislike which aill Brazil- — .a ,. . THE P, I Over fifteen- hundred voters went to 1922, .and the first saw the Ford lead- era forbade on the ground that they grow bulbs in the house is,well repaid ians, except those from the Provinces - , the polls and voted "dry" to a man. ing the Bluenose across the, line, but caused the bulls additional agony, by beautiful flowers in winter and of Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo, have not within the time limit. Next, day have been restored on the ground that early spring. They can be grown in for the Bralilians -who live in those . the Ford won, the race by three min- they afford the spectators greater clay pots with earth or in fancy bowls two provinces. It is -as though the utes. Both captains then wished the pleasure and perhaps stimulate the with prepared fibre or in water alone. prairie provinces had. become fed up - I "I races to be called off and go fishing, bull to greater ferrAcity. But despite When pots are used be sure to put a with Toronto and Montreal and de- .;.,at e - 4 LFASURE ... MW # which after all was, their main busi- these steps toward making the spec- piece of broken; crock over the hole tided that they had governed enough. ,me tingling taste of .... - ` - it r pie .. ,-.%,.....1` and a layer of .sinalle pieces for Of course, the wealth of Brazil is fresh mint leaves is a real treat ...,-, ;-�V.... ness. But some, sea lawyer had made tacle more bloodthirsty, the cry still drainage before putting in the earth. pretty Well represented by these two for your sweet tooth. I'. , the belated discover that the Ford goes up Spain that bull fi-ghiing is dr ...., I.. % I in The soil should be of a sandy natUTC, Mates which are geographically small. .1. was carrying more sail than the coildi- not what it used to be, an4 there is . : t tion of the race allowed. So the coni- publile lamentation, On the that water will run through it The suspicion is that the Government - ;: other so 1. .. freely. of the country for many years past ; . .1.1 mittee decided that there must be an- hand, the. growing body of humanitar- . Narcissus (daffodills)�, tulipps) and has been directed to the profit of Sao I . other race and that the Fords sail inns rejoicelo and -hopes that the dis- WRIGLMS .1 K! must be sbortened. satisfaction with .the sport which is hya,cinths can, all be -grown, in pots. Paulo and Rio. Presidents kave, a Affords eo 1e ev bete great . I ;fit( place the bulb so that habit of coming from theTe. 1 1. .. It said ..that the. sails must be - �_ When planting, I Both n lit - — — the crown is above the -sail. After Luiz and Prestes are Paulista. Brazil comfort and long4asting enjoVatent. .. 11 I .... I . .i: .".14114%, I 11, �.,, � ., cut down literally. Captain Morrisey r well, drain arid then is a country of such vast size, conA- Nothing else gives so much bene - refused 11 , I planting, wate Tit 01 paint blank to sacrifice his . - �, , — . I I I I I : -.,., fk"", sail. He said the operation would ruin .place the pots in a cool, diark place to parable with Canada or the United fit at so small a cost. , 1'.... his vessel orders that pre- root. When the roots begin to show States, but differing in the vital re - "I'' .. . So he ,gave oTde . It is a wonderful help in work. •. - x way the top is beginning to grow, bring portation systems, that it might ens- cool, calm A4d I par' through the hole at the bottom and sped that it has no comparable trans- arld play -,keeps you Best Oats and ati-ons should be got undo for leaving for the Banks. But the .. , test Dshes . the of into ,a cool, room. and keeP i1a it be possible for bile part of it to I _W .. 1, IL I 1P . people Of GqIDUCeSter p`rlote,sted. They -Ir contented. ' 1,,'.-:. " " � .I . '.. . . -111, a shady spot for •a day or two. Whern continue prosperous while the other .. ,r , I ,�, t, : � . , . wanted another race. They offered to the, floweribuds are beginning to show. parts were in dire distress. I . t t t t — . I . Much of buy -a new sail for the Ford. as sloop W6NDXfflWLLV $1440- the plants should be brouglbt into a it is in the tropics. Part of it is be- ,� .... as the races were over. Much against Cit"FILIL I N RLPLIKV- :. �, � . '. IMANDOVERCOMI" warmer room and placed near the win- low the tropics where I I :", . ,,�,% 1I.,"'? � , ,,-,,L;' , .., Now ttern his will the skipper gave -way and- the the weather is , , I'11� 11 , , In"iTATION dow. The Plants must never be al- like .that -of the temperate zone and kl It '. "I I 1. , " � "11, I � 1. � 1,1,1�:11%: lil , !, � � "., ,Ford's sails were cut down. Undoubt; . I . I , 1. "I � , E:7% ware - " 12 1,owed to, d,TY out -but must not stand the natural, productsof the same kind. '1.15�111 11 .�,� t,,I" I edly the operation not only slackented "I . ',j�%,��-�'�,��14,:��, . 1111",'Irr 1,1 . !'�� ' I , I � ,,,,, : I I in 'Water. In the past Rio and Sao Paulo have DS A IP011 1, : � 1�; '. ,, ; 'L *�' . 1-,. ". � the speed, of the Ford but upso liar . Ainother method of growing bulbs is had the best of everything, including Z98T , I I � ,��,,,�, � . � � . : � bale -ace, and in. the two races that ?�;.,�V,IIjpl),.'i �: � � � i , I to. use -fancy bowls and, prepared fibre. weather. They have prowided not ,Only 11"P,J�'�_, � , I ,. � t 1�11 � 0 �X � I 11 I followed she wag beaten by, the Blue- � , , E I . 11 I The fibr(, isbought from teed sit6reft. t1le I led,,derg o I R S 1 541t�j ��f I chief polititea f the ,v"...411"I'�, .1. � ,,, 1.��.Ip<;� ,,,-� Pro, Befofis' the Bluenose sailed avoW ,�v�4�A44,,- �,,�,�,"'., ,�'�'!'�,,,1'11.11.1'11 . � . . ,no '-6 bo*1 '' �",§",,�,# ",". 4-?", , , , - "on het pr,6#0,bu91A40AWd pi%W�t *I&,#, ] 'Ph -a ohould be Dhuped so that nation but mott of the leisure •clang jl� �-:�'fj%.�.L L I I � . I I 'k'' , . , ' ' TH19 WAT-ft 110ILS 16.w i . , � � �, ., , , aftftfg ' 1,90V I fd966 that she had used a ospe6didl 6 . the bott6M is'nearl:V as 'Y'de as the And tbe whfte-ftllAr Workers'. A great 44, 1 qliwl ii6l, I I . � 1. . . '. " I , I I I . '. 4 .1 .�, I . 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