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14"o .1 , 061,� , .- I . I 2 The Ex of fifty and �,old � f or - $2 an. Acre,? John, � 4 04 1 're Loyalis'tts, I , �, . � . , 1. . .'�' .
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014�'M.�,,;,� Travel unde -,sach eire histanoeg, ,,- � �_ _�.. I -.1.. � � ticles on ,pioneer life in the iie yo -4Q Z - I . �� k.. �11 :
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!,,, I. , — . I lgsting.ar T uple came to Upper GArageL and Car Destroyedl. I I
_1 �'�,,;. . becomes -not Only. extremely disa- .I . , ' 'Huron traot relates the stowy of the Canada and located' in' -Darlingtoni,,. 1. . I
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, :�.'Ii . . ., � From the Huron Expositor - Nrilyin a recent issue of fn,ea#. Bi6iwtn'anville, .ai;a' soon were 111bgh KI -Ag, , ath - conc,ession, West � - , 1 4
�l � �.,. " 1, 1 . . . . " . ., . of . -, Rdbisoik Vss.' . had -his �,"g4 and, car -., .
�LQ �,�� '' �� al , the London F(rej L K � corMidered to- 'be 4uite Prosperous. In
'� � """; , "� greeable but so extremely 'danger- �, . WaIxiviloah, .
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.,. "', . May 30th, 1884, . d�egtroyed,by, Ore onsunday, no,t ten,i - - 1�t
" .0'' . . by � , "�1144. been 1P bl%*& .11
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, ,"�.;4��,�,_.� . ous and, there are only two.ways . I I � "In or&r to obtain aneadb,tal mat- ,18K Mr. .R6Woi,.decide-d..t0 ewxw. I
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I I id; ir�mlniscences of pioneer life, westward, where land -was ,cheap. M6 . - tes Or car i . I
IM, - ption rate, $1.50 a year fix ' . Ininu, aft the I
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R.W. IV � , which. the danger may be overcome. fflien Henw 'Town ank- Milliam ter a' in the garage. 4The fardW had' just, , I 6 1
.. :. f "" $2 00 a yedr. Single Broadfoal . of Mr. John H - beretofore unpublislUd, i,p; what was Journey took 'him -miles north of the , � .
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I �sibiA - Broad . -Hurgn Tmct in the 111ohmes now known 'by. th6 vaines, cit returned from church at St. - � 1
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4 cents each. . .1 - - fwt, w(pa, p�4inting the .com lftyi of the A. 0 a . Se h a � # iine and -had nicely reaclikd, the home -- I,
.,! � 1. � -, .1 � 'Xr. W61son's on- 17airsday I . I � . whm. the fire broke out.. The blaze, .
� , "I .; i6duc'ed'by half or dust layer of some 1. -.new house � calaltrthe bush� wheie; tim, I
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W,"" plication. X;` u at � , to somer
i ,� ,ertising rates on ap kh ,pi -be applied, to the surface thrown to the gn �n,d, a distance of go -pp'whose Ehort cimuit in the car. Far a tinw,
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Ii..",1.1,"� .� I I -of � ih�6 roads. � . . ;_ I . out eighteen feet. 'Mr. Ba"Dadfoot ';since was fringed"ivith,grey. 1,4,'this acre. He, howevier, bip-inig dissatisfied it Nms feared- the, barn night bi��onila - ' $1 -
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�,',�,,,-,4" .. I As the present demand is for speed rec6�tly while, el-ga,tting -with an elder- t0il- Shortly afterwar& 'he deci,ded I
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,�,, 1"", " 'Members of -the Canadian Weekly . Town as suffering 'from internal 'in, - land fro*i the -Caivada 'Conipany . 137 the'sid !of several persons wiho�, R �
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0 I, , ,�'7,�,�, ,�' � -.- _, wem$iresent., ,,Mr. King's loss -on the,�-- '.-- -1 I
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� t � 'gp back -over a .,spant .of. inore than f6uT to edme westward, again to procure ;
1.1"in, 2' - _,wspapers Association� Class A � Among theprize, winners. a . t the an- gar.4ge-is,Tartly covened by insuravoe,- _� I � �
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L W L' and the" Auron ' . �� - ble to: -enforce the speed ,laws we al- . sc,Fe _t- ,
l eeklie of C,ana&, � I I nual 'Rifle Uatch -of the 33rdl BatGl-� e..,was this Jundure his wdf
,,� , on n t only interestedi� biit likewise took part m deciding what would he done. �u insurance was�varried on t .. . - -
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� . ss Association. . ready have on the statute b6oks,-it ion Rifle Assbeiation, were- P.obs 0 She told her husband, ,that if he were Goderidh Signal. ' ':
I5 oulity " n_M. Munroe, 3 . . I
R � �. , . I ... .. would appear that the first remedy E. Colema . A� Wil,soni, 'pleasure in relating experiences of I
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, . "... � � . I I going agavirib'thepy woiRd all be WV4 Party at St. George's. - .1
.,,�'. . 11 .. A. Wilson, E.G. Curtis, J. G. Wilson yesteryears" . , �
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1� . � , , . . I I 'The pe7rs,�n referred to i M' him. iShe'said:. "The whole family On Friday evening the S -t David's �
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I'll .. home for - _' Churd?
�V,.�. . . .. 1, � . . I and C, Wilson,. . � �' of us are going thiA time; %and, weIl Ward'" oup of'. St. Georg;�s a .�
11�1 i,; 1, , You Wan' t - To Vote - . It would, seem, therefore, that the ' At the liit meeting, of the_001ulnell Margaret Robisoi� - whotse -kee,p----�-i.ng_-til1w gr 1. � , . �
. i. if Mr. William Dorrance was authorized SOMIe ,�-find what --we- Woman'-& -Gu!4d--he,l,d---a----suww;L4uT. ' . -
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�, in the Her father, the late, Alexander Robi- v -`*4 - I I
"I'll, i V-�, I I 6 ffl- y remedy lies in treating the . to scrape the, tTunks, and ,tri I ,birthd" party." The a, ission fee, � A
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r , & , , ! �- ,' � . � . If you want to vote at the coming . � roads. That, of Course would be an tops of all shadle treels on the public ,son, was born, in, Ireland, 'When - a . Another Westward Trek. .. was one cent for eael year. off .the age, ,�,,�.,
-1 4, 'Me party,yas composed Of' ALT- of the person adhAtted, and- Over $6()'
. ._ .:1 ec - I .1 I young man, he cameto Lower,Canada k
. . . . . �, "Y' ,: � el tion see that your name is on the . streets'. � -
W_;r''. . . expensive proposition, but it is a The condiucti of the. visitors and where he -met afid.,iniarried ,Mary (Icon#nu" on Page Six) was realized. The evening was ep�nt
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w, �,�`�_'_:, If your name is omitted from tliat loir+ere on, the Queen's llyirthday was . . winners for '1,500" being Mise D: An- .. i
. . . . . : ... �1 4 coun,ty authorities in the very im- most exemplary and, a in t � ' ' . ' 4 -son and .MT. G. Bowra, and for- A I
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I 11, - , . Est, db not blame your 6ndidate, I I I ingfeature, was the very few intoxi- 49. bridge, 'Miss F. Lawl
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1; H11. I Party or the Government ca6d,,peolple, about the stTeets either *JUST A,'SMILE OR TWO ,e C. -Whateley. , Refreshments were! -
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.. ,�, your The farmer is a long �uffering ani- � dqi�Aii -W4 ,day or evening. ,, .e M ' L . served -and a birthday'cake with can- I I
1,;.�11,1 . � The fault is not theirs --it is your . ; . . ddes was illuminated ,and cut with - e -i
::::: 1.,,,-.... . � � mal. His- pasture and even his, crops not ob.servea single one, who. was- n6b 1111 I one name on the committee t er bitt nothing I "..,
" . - ere's have anoth This, is 'The rector,, Rev. J. N_ .
"". , ' able to -take care of- himself while thatI.never -heard of." \ buthingps."_Toronto Globe. I
�,;,% , due ceremony.
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"I � I . Now -is the time to attend to that ",.very, few indeed, were at all a� - Oh that's probabl� thiC, person I I .�_* .1 of -the' efforts, -of the group of ladies, I
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- I . ed by the dust raised'by,motor traffic able, the worse of liquor. - The pro- who a�tQlly, does the work,"- -Trap- Teacher�,tcv Pupil -"Spell -Straig�t." and, furthe,',,miarlw, of, appreciation I � �
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_1 ,1 . important matter.. Do it to -day. ' gramme included a - foot ,ball ganle
� _ � I I - year after year, and no one pay any pers Magazine. I . iPulyi�-41's�T-,A-A-21-�G-jHIT.'I were given by Messr�. G. L. Parsons
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1: - . if 'You do special attention to it; but let a few betwee I 0 � Teacher --7," �, it A. F. (Sturdy and, F. J. Naftel_�Go&_
... �,, 1. � ' bicycle and foot races at Fairview . . anTIP .
I '_'1,:- , iqf willing helpers. lvwl6wn, spineless me, rich Signal. 11 I .....
., �. Therb'are plenty serious accidents be caused by those Park; choral society concert in CardL "'You're a 11� 1�� , ' I
I I � Pupjil-4'Withoult ,ginger. ale, --
I I I I - I � I n jellyfish,, and do you, -knovv what I'm - , Miss Peggy Parsons Honored at Ahnw I
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,, ". . I I . : e d ' t clo�ds, and th ' no's hall and a 4,ireworks display & �oing to, do to youi?�`, , . Skipper. , . . _�
1;11 , " I 40 . I Sam us e authorities ,. victori�,,'Parkl I � . �
�, . . . 1. . . . . lgcvaat?l� .11, 1 .9 The,",segection, ,of Misi Peggy Par- � �
,. � V I ' would soon- sit'up and take notice. Turner's Church, Tuckersmath, ' Visitor (to butler who is showing sons as Qupen of Way at the gnnu-AE '-
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1111�1t,. : , .Litae Pastures andLes&Hap � . The farmers on the back conces- , which 'has been, undergoing repairs,, your -body,"AGreen, Gander. � him throuigh the pictuire' gallery) -I spring festival at Alimia College, 'St. ' - .
n:1 ,. � willbe reopened on next Sunday. "That's a fine portrait! Is it an old Mhoimas, on Saturday last, was a,
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, ,'�; ''. ,7 1 1 That is the way the, country looks sions and; country roads pay as -much - M -T;, -Thomas XrG#regor, of Tucker- I . .0 rniaster?" ' .1 I pleasant pieceof news� which delight� I I
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I �.,:� -1 sm-ith, near Kippen, staxted for the lBetty(who has been served with a Butler-�'No, that's the old missus," ed,Go&rich people over the w -end,
I ".." .--- --at present�. and- we',are almost into .' as anyone else to build'alid mail tain . I -ok - 0 1
1.11 . � , .. ., - . I I . i Old, Country on Thursday. wing of' chlcken)��IMother, can't' I �-.ffasbington istar. - From -a full de�cription �of the beauti-�
. I �_ ., I our _. ,. � - MT. James, McQueen, of Stanley, . . . I
. IG June. 1. . 'Provincial- paved.- highway,$,, . .1. .fu.1 ceremony eomitained in, the , St-
,,, "_ has-left'With- this, offitesevner-al. stocks Tbio,rna� 'papers, it is midlent that� .
,� - - . . It was a hard winter and, we Why could not some of the money : 1-11-1' - �. ... __...'_ . ..... . I "
'.. I'll, . , of fall wheat, which measure, over Miss Parsons carried off ,her hi& I
K -*,'�`f . might add,.it has; been a, ard spring. .. '10_i�,63�sich �Jably.� 'Shb. *d§- ahbg '. 2- - '' -- - I
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� h i which they' contribute,' be .spent on , three feet in length. ..
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�.!�'. Clover alfalfa and fall wheat have- some of their own roads'? " ,The big nifll In the town iS''tD be *.SUNDAY * for the -part -by a vote of the whode I
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P11, ",:,;, had a rough passage, and are still The time has come when action of The olld -machinery and interior work -a' 0 . . (By ]stabel Hamilton, Goderich, Ont.) I I . e student body and, of the, .staff of th,a- I
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�- �, � I e are be,ing taken out, the old roof is, tto . lected as her counicillors, ,wras.%* Jane, I . I
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I ''i , . US ' ' be renloved, another stiorey addedi Thy way, -not"mine, 0 Lord, . for 'Canada and Newfoundland.) Quirk -and Miss Vera Steele, the lat- . I
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t� � roads has gone beyond the nuisance Happy -Charlie," the Salvation Lead me by Thine o*.n. hand, I an Oxford, tutor, "From Prince EdL
� "I", - dry and growth has been very back- I . " .spends her sumime.rs.---4Goderi1ch Star� I
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0%;- _... . short, but winter feed was shorter I . I 'The, merchants of the town,have It will be still the best; the I fl-te sl�,ene ,of a quiet ,but pretity we&_ � 1.11 .
,I 11 � . �� . sl,and lbefore.' In4eedio Prinp�e ding T -e o'clock .
q � "" ,, . I ' been d,riveli almost to.- their wits end Win.ding-or straight, it dead's Edward Island -has sentout � its quota
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�;T�'[�,�� __ = ,to �V� their seed. As' many as ten In thin,&s or great or sintill; . . 'their lot may ,be cast, they retaiii. a nlYth_ I .-
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, ,,�_,, We have an abundance of rain. A Wholesome Thought The frost -was ao severe on Tuesdia�, _ cadia. Cartier skirted its coasts in . I
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�11 1.1". ' . 'Horatius Bonar. Prupt4al High Mass vMich was seTv�,(f .
III!I qK;,'.-_ Fruit, too, it is said, will be a short J (Kitchener Record) . and Wednesday nipghts as,tD make ice 1534. Its first settlers were Fretich, by Ny,a,s�ter Earl 'Reynolds. The w,e<l- . I
I �. on the Water in, s'onle places.. I S. S. LESSON FOR JUNE ard, 1934. Emd these were,'followed bry successive - �
p' Cherry, plum and pear trees� . . I ding aTiusic was ,played ,by M-rs. Fraric . I
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5,� , �,; 1. . � . CrO . Nuether evidence on hoiw. values dwindled du_r_ Mr: Andrew Calder's A4yrabirre cow waves -of immigrants from the, old :
I ��l illed Ing the depres-sion is provided by the New York nresented him, with twin calreg on Les'son Topic -Jesus in the shadow DeveTeaux, ,of Seafort1h. At the, of- I
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4tl. . in many Orchards were winter ki i , . land, inicludin--in 1803 the fanious fertorys beauti-ful ,Rogo, "Ann ,Xaria" I
Rik � Sun which points, out that -when George F. Bak- Wednesday night. of the cross. Selkirk Settleiment. The, population � .
1�, .., & partly, so and what bud .there is, -er, a wealthy AmeTicam citizen, died on May 2, The Mird Battalion- of Volunteers iLessdn Paissiage--Matthew 26 31-46, , - ' was sung by lUris., Leo Fortune. The
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N�F`�'� - Protestant, arid as far as, the Bible decoirated ,with -the season's blossionis
�,�' is only now making its -appearance. 1931, he left an estaite ivalued, by tax appraisers Will g0lntiD CRIMp, at Lon -don on, the ' Golden Text,, -Matthew 26:39.' e"ng chancel and altar we -re beautiful-ly- I
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11 k �. `;�, Apple orchar& have suffered'se- at a little shlyrit of $76,000,000. Hadl the, securi- 17(th of June. We .have ii,�ver heard the Master Society i's". concerned, - perhaps ,the . .
R".,- . . and ferns,. The bride chosie, for her -
ties comp,rising the estate been sold at that time A thT6shing machine was sent from complain. He has stated -his, circuln- Prince Ed�ward Island Auxiliary is 00
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� Vll�";. . , , veiroly, and Spies, especially, have for gold dollars the traT * isaction would have Clinton to British Columbia 'last qtances, V n'v trirOmed with plabinum fox grey ac- .
r_ I I I -hit. , In fact 't looks now ,,brought 3,640,000 ounces of the metal to the week. The freight 'on the machine folilow'Him withoult,sufficien'blY count- part of the worrl.'& eessloTiler. and carried a white, prayet- *
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%I � as Owthe farmer would not be able - T. Baker's &ath the market price -of first cost. . . 1, 11 Volk 'andl amiethys,t rosa,ry. The
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, I k 0 . "g green, bridesmaid, Miss Agnes Carbert, the,
1, I L. lo make much money Qut of his side . -'the securities in the estate has declined to $40,- . th.e. circumstances with t1he, cheerful- rr,fa,de ev-.n more vivid,b,y the, red soil . I
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, I,.-,. . . Oftboo. If to -day thQse securities were sold for nes's of a divino-content. Now He is one indeed to he remembered' cousin of the bride,
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"I".. ,�.. ,. - lines this year. . ,g,Aa_d6Jaars, they wouad bring ,to the sellers, From The Huron Expositor of brings into His apeoch a tone we have Coming from the 'intense beat of 0 '
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.�A ,,� , will have need of goo4 spring crops. the Itruism. 6hat treasures iaid up ,on earth are* � veiraindah ad.df d Had He changed -His course? NO. aad thleir deep interest in the work
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11", _�;��, � - I still ito Ins hffte on John Street. et n4e,e "restored the- groom's, gift to tbQ groomzmail wasr .
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I,TTV�., . � . Olin 'Morrison is havid,k the iipening, and the divine
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01, - 'IControl of Farm Production," setond storey buillt ontio'the back of coming 'to the utterance of its last .
,�,,".rl� ,� 1. . ,through and, steal. �'The, Island Auxiliary is especially n1ladd was a ,sterling silve� bracelet,
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0!s "'. would be an issue with, the ,farmers ,Me podnt is well taken. And, it nedds to ,be h6s'dwelling on Gentn- Street. syllable, and the proplwcy w(hich has fortunate in its lionorary offici is. The ba,Typv. co.m)le 1,etlt amid showers; I
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�X., this year. But then, ch an inordinate craze to .pile up material vertising for tenders fot the construe- World is now about to qyasla iiiit� stern mond, has bee .
,�,�i.,* , 013 n a tower of stren .
P_,,'�.. � , tell, and �iices may jump to meet the wealth, - I% tion of the Rural Telephone System andsolemn history, and in that tran- to .the work for a gth their refurn .they will reside near
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a� , . titio.T1 t4s agony is felt. and he is a2bly-isecon&A, in all his I I
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�2,�- shortage—if there is one. . bout 100 miles of line and 230 phones. Yet ,,how human He is. "Tarry ye, EmployTinenir Given.
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;?,�,;,�� . , . of Seaforth, has just passed' his final mien 'who were going to flee away ary secretary, Mr. j. p�, Gor.&n:, Wo -ter Tighway by the Department
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'111111 (Toronto Daily Star.) exaiminstion in medicine in Maryland'. fro,ml Hirm� -
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a . Dust Is More Than A Nuisance (Mr. Isaac Langs(troth moved 'his remain to "ve ,Him, such ,little com
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", as was ini the 'power of mian to life-lon, friend ,of the Society, The 1s; closed from Turn-bullfs Grove, t.v- .
4,�,�.�;. � A farmer has written the .Strat- "there are always those who think that ,the ex- " �
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3g�-,,. ford Beacon -Herald in bitter com- ciency and eff ect�iveness." What 'an efficienty $parling Street. to XT [HenTy Edge. great loneliness, when you felt the p,�Lrt of the island,. road there -is a lot of filling in to. be
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Mf"".. .. plaint of the dust nuisance from what ail effective government we have in Ontario Reeve James Wat��A was. in Gode- .:� Of ta The ,District Secretatry, the R. J. I
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�Mi� -1 which his farm home. suffers'durin' --espeasily jusit -before an, election- I rich this week attending the Julie symipathy; and Isq, have Come to und- M. Murebisons whose territowy in-
#,j"&�, �,- 9 Session -of the County Gounci.l. - erstan,d, th,ou cludes NewBrunswick as, well, is an of men from Zurich as well *as rf- I
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,11111211_1 the. summer months. ' 0 Islander of �tdi-6 Is-lb,nders, his, great- '1n"1t1y-----4Zurich '.Herald. ..
1%,.', Mr. James Beattie In& -this, season longing of Chri Of '
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,ttP� . a pafr grandfatheT having been in command - A Hot Fire. I
,K�%J, I . The dust referred to, of i6ourse, ig ticultarly fine display of itudips Hi,q ,,friends., .
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?-,��I� , -Issue. 'I narcissuis, . "And He went a little fuirtbel! and of onle, -of Vile ships that ,brought the lyfl!i. A—Tartin Wurm,, one of our C16-
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gf,�'t . that raised by careless or thoughtless ' Selkirk Settleirs from the 0.1.0 L�&nd. eTly citizen,s strolled, into our office
11, " I I Mr. Stewart Scoti-, son of Mr. P. fell on, His famand -prayied," saying: ,His efts in sacred. somig as well as in, to -day, Wedresdhy, and' recailled a .
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lilq�.Iqv".' , �_ speech ,have endeared him to the in, calamity by fire wqdch, ,befell Zuriou I I
"lly'k, I spe try Accor&ng,to the Canada Year Book the debt home of his.greandmother, Mrs. J. ,P. as,ied Jesus to tleach them to Pray 1ba,bjtan,t,s. . .
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C .� I � .. of this province has increased 0 a be told them to say "Our Father,"
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I �411 I ings were held, at AlIbmton, Glenwood, broke out 4n the 'Zuri-ch grist mily
�,�,,, I , In conclusion the farmer says:- '.'I average annual incr;ase of nearly $30,000,000 - I
IM11 . . ZUrich, forsio,me time, hasbeen mov- te�nq,, when the ,ng 11scat- Dundas and Ba,Y Fortune, and ser- and 'burned' to t1he ground, and the
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1��Ifoiv . - future? .That seems to us to be the paramount liave purchased a gasolline eirgine for With God foT 'His, disciples fell tioleep. nuall meebing,-an event of Island im- consumed, before it was -under control. -
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K'l . ason or a good deal of , FXT. John Mervander, aged 80 years, came and comiforted, Him. isurely we bavinessi meeting in the morning was earlier dars was, n,61 as micidern as ojt
N:'�* r a wet se I el.eded by two pubdi ,
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, �4A` " died at his 'home, in TticWrsnlith Te` have board of that angell b with he�oic effortV if;
YK.11;-- ", ,east winds, and if the cast wind . ciently. ,He w"a piloneier resident of where did, -we hear the rustling of afternoon, -and evening. The nieet- was ,901b under control. 'Mr. Wuno
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I He Wants to Go Fishing. I was A nests! TI'd here' in� detks'Cmane� a pitailitY 1 bf 'the people aroijild was ini.. extrenw,ly fi�ot, aod it is still qu,ite
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'.. I i have to put up with 'Plans foT the oreetion of larger jilegker wilderness, a direarie,r de,sert, de,ed surprising; in fact Prince l9d-' fresh in bl§ memory._Zuricb flieiraaj, .1
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IN.14 , ' Women, we are adaressing Mis editorial to Shower. I . .
I � . . narth east of the 'St. lColumban par- finite agony, - and whb,n Out of His bard In' this "spect. It might well I
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I- 1� 1111,� . yoji,. - If you have a u4an around your -house who ish chutch are �A ,Process Of elabor- 6ki,n there &opped it were gr t th ef6re 'have been named "Ne,,�� recent17 at the, home of �,Miss Viols I I
;1 � , . in 110'ron, whp-live on well travelled - WaMa f0 go JIMUMi.-, wny in xitaveu.s name T'ry . ation, - . I -drops of ,blood, behold' an angel. came Yeiand," as was soleitnnly prop, eid Ski,nne,r ,for ,M,,w , ,
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t', I 1;� �ql �- - -.just I ize with their ' ' fIlhey had� grown wealthy tuddenly To, enter fully into the mystory of a visit tolthe Baptist -Azoociati f.r , ,,,, 11
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V, ,,_ 7 1 . _F . he v,rouid ever think of being around thejious,%. and rY ,beautiful rgift,% The gifts were Pre- d,
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��AV , - - id to -have'fully reach "Do your 1hens, ila� .eggs?m to aise upm this. life of ours a mar- on behdlf vf the &clpty. ne Geddle the ,Ml,els
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