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(C4ll1!‘- 1909 by B_1`“d1‘=Y'GBTl`8tB0n Co. It has torn froni their eyes the scales ' '

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Wise men ne’cr sit and wail their duty towards the society in which

loSS- BUF cheeriy “Sk il0W U1 F0- 919)' iivé- It has been the means of The Ilev iii' B. Parkes Cadmaao. DBS' Past upon its own continiiities and are correct But we are never to for- ‘i"°5‘*` their harms’ ' ' "“"“i“g i-hem i1`0I_n i¢l1€l‘s into work- 'i101' Oi Cf=1ltl‘Bi UCIl"l‘BRB€i0l11li`all thought and progress in the pur get _that we are what we ie bcca

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that blinded them to a sense of their

Hcnry V1. Part III. Act V. Sc. 2. ers. from tyrants into gentle rulers Gllllrch, ia preaching this sn-rimer in-P ~ _ th hi d

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|from selfish despots liito generous Westminster bhapel Loudon, whore i’ - B “

i-H115 iii’ _¢9‘“f"°“-` A ma" at 301110' _ $011111... - the Rev Dr G. Campbell Morgan now th” i‘°°pi`“§ °i *~i‘i5'fa¢l11i1¥ uP0n which i0W0 OUP V211’ Cllistcllvc as Christians time in`his'1ife miist experitnce ma- The most important word in the at Northfield is pastor A sermim onythe pulpit too seldom touches-and to the life of that.;

- suiikesrriiiriustiiiiorii THE

RELIGIOUS USES OF MEMORY

trrinl loss-loss of wealth or loss of' ll&Ssag~a under consideration is a recenit Sunday in London by Dr 'great faculty of me,-wry we are H

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osition. In the night, fire m y de- "che_;rIy,” To u¢j,im~,, mat -_,_ (}au.m,3u_ . _ . , _ __ _ . _ 3 ._ ., _ . _ _ _ stmy his pl.ol_,m.ty_ and the n?J____________ __,b__0y____t __p____t _S __ neiessitytliiiui. and by __e__i:_t_;itnct_c_ii mI._i;i_d_c _rtit§_r;n_f;o_i;_i___¢;u:_i_stit;i_f.d _ in_ divine \_visdom_ that °___i__‘§;.,__‘_~l0i;_of L-_;Jil,_ Immortal Love.. __,_____. und thu uua,.d__nu.S of years u| matter how kemly the loss _____y_ ____|wm_ givem Ur O__d_m___ took as h_s____h_cl__ wper ence i;a\_es its _sediment _ace e rat sie not seen Thy jump of ashes and_chnrred ruins. I-lei felt a ma-n has no right to pain oth-isuhject “"l'he. Religious Uses of Mem-iliection ;ndaii1rusf.liieml()m pwsent Le" By faith and faith ‘lr e b- _ nl_2i{ i1f\__V° big? i`;i_1?g§_i_`i1f_; f;011;§'1__0fi_?_¢:Bi ;‘_1_`51 ill’ W8iii‘11_.‘»Z 0\'Br_it. He lirs lost 0l`Y-"- The text wus from Deut-eron--for future gui-dance pghirgecgmoepqzc 'BY iaith tilllii 1i0I1€H<iSalIil[:JIi 'etiliclulcidl o i-us a im n, ii o s purse--ri 'car al wh t ' 'P - v"': ". it .Q I . ,' '_ " . _ ' ¢»lnin~;cs that occur in society may Trash ! I-lc still has his éloorivlnsiiiiiiiez bgxivallntlie igiiyl i?lilemi.r;;i{`ri`lthyvm(j(?g`l’:$:t@Hs ai thas h0“l_ the i110l’H_ol ue.I\\;;ri__;,_f__:em‘ig‘h_l_an?e' _ v

hnvc Iirivcn him f0Ijti1 little batter with that lie can r,-J forth to the hat: hath led thee." Dr Cadmun said in scene" if love' mea' -uf' dehghmuli g “ eu “G Lannot Pmvc' than a paupcr. If be he ii wise m-anl tie. With 8 cheerful heart he is bet- the course of his sermon I '|l¢n<jBJit,s b(;;luu?[i(|) Escyraixgrqegkitaglfii And so the |~i.,(._.s that now d__.0u.g.u-

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nn will be strengthened -by his very

niisfortunes. The zenith- is ovei'hep,n_ smile and a sung have marvelous pq- 'iuid although from t-he world’s point Will' to lighten burdens and thonten

of view lic is a broken man he can

ter able to overconu, difficulties

P05119- The Clinic may maintain fn-

'1'ilS glcat book is fi noble exampl

of the religious uses of memory A you ivho have studied it will remem- ber, it was written at a -great crises

begin gl new fight, an; with cheerful it is gold alone that can open all in the history of the Hebrew psoplc

inicu climb upwards to even greater locks. A cheerful disposition is at heiglits than he had previously M. ‘least a g-:oil second, and the doors

"fniiicd. ._ , _ '~ » ' _. I aff cts men in diff re t ` ` ' '

.oss Ie e 'ii ways.

Thi-_re are those who have made goin ili:_ir god. lt has sapperl their char. ni-ter. Its glitter has diseased their mains. They live and -move and have flu-ir being in the belief that they are gi'u.itI'l‘ than other men because fickle fortune has lrestowerl hai' goods on tliciii with a lavish li-and. Wire-n rg. -'wx-it-s conic. when their wealth is torn from them, they feel th-at lifo in

f li l` 'll i fl he tl seek

nn. wor i ivi g aiu ‘eqi n yi rrliuf in self-destruction. Coward souls! As though weoltli or position lrud ought to do with n man’s true liupprress. There are others - who having sustained loss make nmtte;-S infinitely worse by plunging into ex. I-roses, hoping to fliid in excitement .~'iii'r-cafe of sorrow. Little _lilgher fliiin the beasts of the field they haw Iirrn building for anim-ul enjoyment, not spiritual life. wid in the noni- ni thrii' distress the grossrr side ol’ their natures predonii-nates, and tlwy fnll bchiiifl belplessly in the sfrizg-gle fr r existence. 'l‘licrc are still otlicri-_ of ,L difftrent type-passive characters who have had wealth or greatness fhrusf upon them. Before the ruin-: cf their past they sit in helpless de- npnir, wailing forth their gizef to an, uiis_\‘iiiprI.thetic world. Fools all I 'ilicy still have life, and the earth for B Stage. Let thilm play their parts like mr-n, :ind they "may rise on stepping- stones of their dc-ad .\‘l is " `

I ic _ 'l`i`v wise msn, the ‘man of charac- icr_ heads loss of fortune as little as `nlo\-.~.-. froiii'tliif~|tledo\vn. He smiles r.\'I~i‘ his departed wealth. l-`r: “cheer-

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farms, 0 i os gio ni. 'l`-hr leader' going forth to battle n-:ver felt gi-cater' pleasure than Ithe an

‘v" .-:cts to work to iicdrass l' t 'ec-overlt*'ul

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i-flio, cast down, rlcm£mmm.tu_.

>'rirrIf”?m§'1?>`i’fi'i`"oii his journey with firm rr-.~:olvc to 'uverconie all obsta- rius. I-ie _is seeking a prize and he now iirwls that he has *greater full in Iris siniirli flmn he ever had in his liuiii iz-.l \vrn.ltli_ it ‘_~: lift-ini-e, not Lhv vit-iI»r’s pnlni, th;-.t gil-ci lhe`lii;_~h- our iii-u.~;iire_ ‘I‘l.c goal in-ay ire dis itni. .f m.iy be o`n¢;cIii~Iil Ln fogs aiir' niisitf., 'i`lic vsny toivirrds it ni-ny bt 1`f1i|_L'il und rocky, but so long us_tli¢‘ f‘.\'I‘>' :irc stcrrlfnstly set on that -goal, fu lung as the feet iixrliistriniisly toll II\_\\':irIl it, so long will liiippiness 1“‘1i!u in thc heart, and in the curl tht- ;!.1il will le a‘.tniueIi. 'I‘In:; of thousands of iiicn w-host

that open utfoie it do not groan as they swing back on their rinwilln _hinges A inf.n’s bca‘|'Lh has been Irndcrmiiied through careles.-ness 0

cliecrful under siifieriiig 5.-ral the spirit

‘i\_'\I'Hft1I‘s have been almost under- ‘""""i ill? \\‘<‘-aitli and power have lrzu-nI that sweet are the rises of 1I'i\'-‘l'=~`1ty. Loss has hiimanizeii th-ein.

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and it is perhaps the first serious at- tempt of which we have knoivlcdge at a philosophy of that history ccncern- ing the Divine purpose which under- lag* the oiitward events that are

aud ever sorrow and eici io that

we hear again the voices that have lost the note of pain the accent ol _harshness, which have become amen. _orated by the flight of time. The no- blest tokens of the brothcidioorl are not in our present intercourse, nut! -float tack from t-lie years which havcf escaped us. We make ihe dead toi [UVB lil? itli tl'0uSUl't', and we cc-rripI‘._ the e.iter to yield back too moat*

found in the Bcok itself and in the|through the power of lowing our wealth of c > »' .

. k_ T _ 3 _ _ _ _ memory. Ima- _ __ _ xleiiciice to

3_‘__§f:_W_f;‘_1_`__________i1f_>sSt:_l :_t__ 2:3 wt_;l_t ;>ther__ }!¢£»ol_I;s t__l;_at ac_c__oinpa-ny it_ Itigine me-n for the moment stripped of Outrun our reflective cnpacity. The _atm A _____g1__t __0_________ d___pUS______O___ _; _S T11-tf;»l\_ _Y 8 “IPI cr. or writers, ,f-_his functiin,_ know-ing nothing of aims of_mnny icforiiiers is nothing if the __cS__ mc_____i__e _Or the b(____y T_____ o _g_n iei essons fiom the past as a|L~od, nor of _their fellows, nor of ¢h,,|110t Yllfilcai. Ullfi lt dull:-nds a great skilful physician can do much' but gulf f0~r1fut'ure qonduct' .ami thi’ ":r"ai' and S‘i1“i“°“"'~ i1iSt01'Y WhiCilIdcf“1. "p°“' tim date- it is H Iifffllt I the ______________ c____ ____ more _____ __i__ sw c_cn.ial ire_a of this splendidpiece o[_hss already takcii place upcn tliisisiiniwti mi' lllflutcrs. which l-mav not by cucuqv u_;'___r_n__ his ________ ___;l(1_____- litciatiirc is thc_1ove and guidance 0;|plr.'n:t. What would they bo_ my,en»ter into here, but you who know

_ “ 5 _ _" _ ‘ --' (1011 in all the _vicissitiides of life,und;brethrcn, except a sort of human ‘tile Illlsil lu airy measure will remem

Hllli difsllllli "lid 11111111 111’ “Wil 5*” i»*1iiV how the cl-iscipline of that giiidan(-'-i'iislotl1 in the wood lirlplcss nlyjtq ber that it contains within it ir-0.1¢ ivi hc a cried, l;ra<'I the mir . nc_nii.de to appear through ue,-_V (manga ¢-rcatuleu without auu gmsu umm ments, capaciticlu |~,,y_-,|nt,O,,s_ which

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RC'-fl “S *_* §11""~ fm" the i"_"il~ _ accompany our mortal existence. in upon the past ? - tion of to-day, so we know thein- and

Tnere is no loss forwhicli there is t t 1 . . . . ~ . . ’

not __ __cmc__y wwe men _____0w _ms re rospec tie writ-ei sec_s_t‘he failures. When we sit down quietly to plum. _not even in lenglaiio or Amo;-ion have _“___ ____ ____y i_______e_____ __ai_____S_ ___a_____ and trall=\gi‘essions of this _chosen pen- upon what is iires-iippngql ju this ex__wc at thu; momeiit the intollnctnm __a___t_________ _;__ sm_______;é____ ___C__ _mn .._)__ and he mertittates uu.?l_ his heart-hrirtation of the text, the unlvcrs-.\c:|ual of Pinto. At this h_ou|~ we have ( _ _ _ _ _wut mc" t___c___ _ace ____s_m_______e w_____ i_ i_i.> concernin;,_ rose ce ivaiances of \vitL_in us becomes greater than tui,_._ no . as far an l nur a judge of the ,nr ccnt)_ Au mga,-,ju uuuurts iuwmiig poiiitcd out that ntteiitifni in R c______a____-_e_)____ __ca_______ and w_______ grakc, those achievements of iiiercv dominating world witliouit us. Whai_'5_"i5“'“t111`11. any nian iii thc Christian 50;.-ned u_ cruul euC__m, Uiéen t__r____ out wh-icli luivc always kindled the f_lam-a enormous resources! What IlifIei'eiit.;i'i“‘f°i‘ “'h0 C1111 \'f1\'01i Propliets of L_) ____ _1 _____e____ ___ __-__________c_ F___;t____e of _devotion and of praise. It is r. stages of growtli nm] development !I.Iewry. W_e must gohaek_h_y memory L00 ftcu bl-“up iulc.ur_,S ____ \__e__ Book for your present help, a Book We are part of all that has ever-Iggcu 111111 U0 51111190 ill/ U12 SI11l`\t Ui God

__ “__ “j _ " ___ ' for the snnctificntion of your present --“the Lord (`lirist’s life, nml Sh.-,l¢¢S_ to those ies\.:i;"srs so infinite ilpoii ‘

f"""i0i_;_;'_n° f‘;_ic";’ 31;" t‘:__;“;" gt ‘ian joy. 'a Book for your dellvoraiice fi’-on'~ peire`s strain and i'lato‘~: brain" ‘Vhich WU fire i1i~'i\iifl i0 ‘i0l1l‘11fi Wileii i

I c ve tr' ii ‘ui .‘ ze' _ ._ , _ _ _' ’ ._ " ’ »

__;:__z___d_ °_,I'__ _______0_°; t________' ___ phvf iinmailing grief, and c.-rp-ecially is it, and every other tilt and grace the W‘"`d Comilmniis “S thai- WL’ Silaii ___c_,, _md _____t_____a_ _ms _mm __e__\_____ ii Book for tliose who _ure in danger of the un-iittcrablc pay.; wl\i¢n,l`01“'2-mi>¢l‘ _th-2 wily lllost wouiilfrfiil _____'______s_c to thu mind and _wart of forgetting the past in the sorrows crnivtuins thc rnir'at'.e of intra land holy in vvbicli the Lord has led.

“ - . ' or the prosbcriti-cs of the prcstiitffliz iles in God's continiioiis \i\i\'eil‘iigii-iw l)i1i3h\\'i1Y Of tile V500.

THE TRUNKS OF LIFE' ilii(r?t.i1»nvatci|<i\vaIc(r‘intiinigdb icriwtiiz iiijgt r;lili€"\hmi\igliiiiaviiiihuif i iiiiiiltgglildctagi' tif:2ihi‘en%aljii3li7iiiii\

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what me the trumps of mu -_i _ c_lausc of the text I _have selected. lily this specific direction of the tt-xI_` 10 _\'10UCS<>n0<l1‘ tWU Oi the ilik1‘l0l'» 014-! ..H(__m_tS_~ _,mm the maiden mlm Thou shalt remember. to the question of i-gligion there 8,-u crciscs of fhe faculty of frm-cn.\.ranee. Fm. Sweot_ucu_.t_ _.nam (___. wi[c_ You will for a iiioment co_nsider, I inen who tell us that faith can n-ever S0111” Ui H1650 are "GLY i1`e‘?il’ in “S

Love is beyond coiiipr-ire. _llnill i:_urc.__ the faculty which is hero realize its possession until it .is made I When ililfll’ H-1'L‘ ii¥lV01'f?li ily Wrnlleru-

' ` ca c in o use and service, this pow- independent of the past. Now I sub- 111911? YO" “lid il PC1151” Clisf- ill lilo

NO_ sam thu hem-|_1@s_q ful-t_ er r_f_rctro:~ill__&Ct_ which ui at on-ce the mit to you that the first flower of-1“U11U1`i9»‘i ‘lf i'31l£i1;llIi~ She has heeni “Diamonds” the trumps shall lic' -C0n11.I0li an- tie proo of our self- scholarsliip is the historic spirit and SU Hi`£'5i-- Bllfi (0116 S11 milifil 81111 Hearts are ns cheap as dirt. ’ identify- W0 Call do nothing without the historic spirit, of course_ deliendsiil°1`"0 Sllcil burdens that I sornetimeg Give wculth and uowel. to um_~ remcinbrancc, and _wn cau do upon the power U! msm0ry_ Yetisuspcet the buoyancy of her ynuth is

_ _a very great deal within tive compass there is somethin-g in what these-men H ilitie Chasffnmi- W0 ilu\'€ nut S\lCil

No, said the man blase, _ ‘of its inighty range. Apart from say. They believe that oiii‘ lntiiitioulu lengthy retrospect to make in Am- "Clubs" are the trumps we want; lrnemory, every mind i_n this audience and our cnn\'icLions about God, aiid|”i`i‘53- mf-‘li _S0 W0 h_&\"i 11 @1011 ‘li l`90i¢- Sucli gauds for the young and ghy. 'would now bc a blank, waiting for Christ, and iminort lity, and tjmgless optimism. which may some day But clubs for the bon vivant. _the next imp;-e,.~,Si0u_ which would he Biu]e_ _mu nugut ds that is emhracycaiise us to _be disillusioned; brit there

_ _ _lost as soon as Obtained; and cvcry_ ed _iii suis question. religion, -mnsfgiarc othersw-ho inc'.inc towards alinel- '

Then the grav_cdifrger iaid. - _personality simply what Mr Spencer not depend on pr-evlioiis memories ,1-nd‘anclioly view of _life, and I have

"$09" WU PBS - .once said it wus-a series of siiccss- unveilings, but must find their suffl- iilpllflilii U1-‘lil llil ll15€1'Vl\1S Ellgillllfi

The earth shall be your bed, 1 (1 _ bl _ - _` __ _ . . _ ev - 1 t- , I

Us d ,, t _. t _ _t is V0 Ml- Sllllara cr states. of consci cient _giou..I.I and icunrlation in our ‘fn i" ‘Cf "8 10” illlmflffl hl11'1\i01'*1‘

And Pa “S mfis ,“m H af' oneness having no necessary connec- present ex erience. ln so far as the Ithis- We '0F0U<i and C0mD8l`9 1-ilc

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` ' ' - 'ition “"0 with th” 0thU1`- M€m‘DPy mean by that we must for oursc:.ve.~,_ fiirm" “mes ‘Wm these' “Ut 11i`»\'8YH

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PERSUASJVE RE(-;RUIT1NG_ iiike the Holden thread. gat-hers up the.apprehend and hold _the truth they (Continued on Page Three.)

the future because the li vc no i l _

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of what all the past br.s been; and we

our life to-day causing all to liver wherssoever thcy flow, have been fed from these great ranges of thc past, where Christ stands supreme, and an others who in Him have done the will of God and counted it not onlv| their meat and drink, but their very' existence. ln fact, there has been such a rapid developmcnt in the last fifty years that we are in pcr.'l uf ul.

are beyond all capacity and ic\cl9_

BACON EXPORTS HAVE I _

-_ FALLEN ui QUANTITY

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The depression in trade which was (26.16 per cent). . _ cxpcrienced throughout the world ln' “In respect of bacon, it will be nm 1908 has "UW lifted and U19 ii8l1F¢‘»8_ ted that a decrease of 468,279 pounds relating to the trade between Can-i(or 25.35.per cent) took place ln19Q9 ada and Great Britain show thatjin tile ill1ll0rfS Oi this ill\P0l‘iil_l;i5 Ilarge increases have taken place bc.If.- lJF0dl1Cf-- Til!! Sll01"tBK° ill U19 WP* in imports from Canada and in ex- llil' Oi UUCUU f0l’ the I!1&!`k0¢ 01010 ports to the |Jomini<,n_ The total United Kingdom during the year un- foreign and colonial trade of the Uu_|dcr revision has created an intercit- ited Kingdom in the calendar yearginll Sitllailiml- B-“C1111 U1 \mfi\l°Biii011‘ 1909 was 1003119 951 ponndtl uuialily the staple breakfast dish ln

I compared with 970_05(;_311 p.,u'm1u iuilinsgland, and thc demand has been

1308, nn increase of 33,062,650 pqnmjsi ri sta-:iffy and increasing one forsome The tutor trade for canaria in the vccrs vast. Url to 1906 the “rid year 1909 wa.; z9,424,Iio9 nninnis, nt~,i:rf>\~'t1l mul cXimrwiI>n of the Cana- against 215,538,206 pouiids in 1908, airdia" haw" exiiurts t0 tim Ulm'-9d increase of 2,886,-ffl.‘_f pounds. The to-ixiiliiii-0"" “'35 3*’ Ura'-iiyiug that it tai exports- from the United Kin? vlas hoped that the Dominion would dom to Canada in 1909 ‘vm-B g_414__ eventually find it one of the largest 634 pounds, compared with (;_2gg_44-_ and most profitable of her indus-~ pound.: in 1908, a very satisfactory ti`i““- iiii-rei~;;e of 2,120,187 pounds, or about "This i"’i’@- h"W@"°i`» has "Ot bw" -273.05 Iver ceiit. The imports from borne out, though a leading agricul- (lnnr-In in. the name periods were tural journal recently pointed out, 2i.oI»9,n15 nrninrin in 1909 and zo,2ifi -Ii" ~>'i>‘fHkil\s of the excellent ferrite- 75!1 pounds in 190g_ tljns ,umwiug a'n_tion established on the British mar- increase of 750,211; p0m,.j,.,_" |kct for (‘aiiadian bacon, that had

In such n n,-ny duct; ]_,_,,-,j S¢,»m_h_ the supply been equnl to the ilemaiul,

conn, Uannllnq, 1-jguj, Q.,m,uiu5u,u0_. iii. is difi`if.-uit to estimate the magni- comeiice his uuiiual resuine of ti~n<lr’Iii-"ii" ‘hilt "limit i"“"` iii'-"“ 1"*“Ci"f‘i~ cfiiirlitions betivccii fliiimda and tlie|Ti‘0 CHS” is “ii-°‘i "i 5 ‘lim who iii United l(ingdom_ il903 were liiindlinit from 300 to 900

The report cnntlmms ; _ borne out, tbougli a leading agricul- “It will he noticed that very [urge 1907, they only ifrsposml of from 200

increases took place in the exports i-"4i'i1l*I‘l‘ “`00i‘I. null iii*-it y0111‘01liY to (‘annr|:i of cotton piece goods H7 i" 185 i“““°* i-‘UV W°°k~ The (36.30 pci- cnnt_,_ wrmjcn tissues editor of the journal in question al- (2l.97 per cent), woigstqu tissues so c_\ipres.s‘I.-Il the opinion that Cana- (65.77 por nnnt|_ um,|utu_,- (3575 um. dizin lure-ui has during thc pm-it two cent), jute piece goods (3907 ue_.,ycars lost. _giviiinil that will bc ini»i~it

cent). linen piece goods (57.66 jicr‘i‘iiiii'5“ii- C" ""i»3"ii'~

cent). pig iron (02.-iii pci' ccnti, lun-i ‘"i`lic |»i'o:~'pcct of (`-nnridinii und ther (92.10 per cent), :steel liai's`ii"it"‘i ~`iU\t"-* =i"i’i‘ii"** 'lf i‘*1f`1’“ C101' (22.93 per cent), etc., but a Ilcoi'ea_=o:l;i1iIiiiig i'e.»'trir'_ted causes coiicerii iii is to he ob.~:ui'ved in cement 53.03 U10 i’l'<1\'i=~‘iUll trflliff ilvrfb. illlli it i1~1 |16-

thu Uuiteu Kiuguum Hum (<m_auu_;fliis country rzoulri profitably be dir- there have been ingrenses in u.huuf_ cctcd to the work of increasing home (17.20 per cent). flour (-i5.Ii3 pp,-_:~:ri|iplics. Tlicrc would bc in consc- cent), and oats (701) pm- Cont); |,uL{\Illcll<fI', it is \u`I:I-Il, lei-is Ilepeiiileiice [em-¢u_.u.s in pens (fili.f3:l um. CCM-__ on <»iit.~;idr soiiiw-c.»:, wliilc fire prohif uztter (49.50 pei- a_~cnt)_ ¢m,,u_.d fish bitivc pi'ir-rs ruling at _thc pri-scrit ________________ time might pcrliapsi be avoid(-il.

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'l‘iic walliiiig lioiicyiiiooii is a cus- Sittilll 'Ill ilf.‘l` line(

tom. Young couples who jiri-[rr ¢,, “I’ussy, rlenr, now won t you

for. a wedding trip by trriin s\viiigiYC1=`- YU" IWUUY ‘i1`1l`i\1\f-. knansacks over their shoulders on I “"1 S1110 YU" 0111111 the wedding dny and set out lor glSay :i little sometliiiig week’s trainp, stopping overnight ati if l/"11 llflil’ \V0\1i‘i~

ing told a story in the [;,wariau| Ans\v."r, pussy. do! '

Alps of the gloomy youu; mn" whose Whom love you the very besi.'."’

extrerue melancholy at the village inn Ami i’“$-"‘Y- "M“i‘i~""Y"“ in

caused syrnputiit-tic inquiries. He `-**'*'°*”"

coiifesserl that he limi been niai‘ricd , IJFTING THE HAT-

tlie day before to the liellc of thc *-- village, and as they didn't have Thi* Ciihwm Ui iiibillg the liB.f» iléld means for both of them to take -5 its origin during the age of chivalry, wedding trip' he had been obliged to Wim" if- WHS 611550111513’ fm' kflighffi

tramp alone. ‘never to appear in public except in

------~ _full armour. lf. became a custom,

A Sl,IBS'l‘['1‘U'|'l~; FOR A GLASS however, for a knight, upon enter-

gi;'l'Tp;R_ ing an assembly of friends, to re-

move his helmet. signifying, "I am

_ (Chicago Tribune). safe in the preseiicc of friends."

The age of chivalry passed away

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'rife onmnn of tire Boys iirinnrici US1-*IG 11110-\1\ F0R‘1'U1*»l-~ _ i/iii. siuics was rUzzi.ED. icaifrirs ri-isarsn, nosrrou. I was anxious to add recruits to his _ ,_ _ I _ _ --W* i --- company ($011013. 0101100. i\¢“/5-) I_I`og has visited St. Jolin so seldom Special an-Huu.Bmeu¢__, have ueeu

"Now, you lads," he remarked to _ _ _ _ __ _ d _ Itiiis year that when Mr. Peter Binks made [Ur th: aupealunuu at Keltlpsi

U (,uu-Ste,-5 51,-early nndm- his i‘1ilU1lY IS ilf‘111IZ 01-f€1lS1\9_Y “S0 3°' got out in it yesterday lic turned the num week of Miss Eleanor Gm_d0___

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command: .-1 want cac_li of_you to _firewood in thc State of Sinaloa. At iZy_;‘__<:_l_;gt___:_V_a)'___:-;l_:i____ ;3i_5_t_€9£i__im\;; and Themjoru j.~_.u_r___S_ and thls “._u___L q___mc_ __ _he _______ ___ _vate _ THF (_b-YER L R L

llrinfr ill i“'U “GW mem "S-' tl 1" l‘ ' l- Si alba here great' ' _ , iznqiiesti bi ir ie tl :tr i -,t‘ " ‘ " 'il' ' ‘"5 1 " 0 ” ' " `

Them were Several ready promises’ iS\i;Di`i;;`dim(cIl1io(ii;' derilstiried for thc Ithc l.)l0ck‘ Retnrumg the fourth tune Criiiibinagilsi yof llripal fa\i;i'i’te.;H€;he;tia depth Ui three ‘W ifmr inches "mm Iiriltimriidrilnii-i'ican ' but one m't‘1° lad appcarcd t" hear i ~ ' - ~ 'tp nu-1 Own door' he saw his wx G Vaiideviue has i1H`1i ill 21 iUUK i~ilT12~ i out me Evdgks as yn" “Gum ii piece of l‘ntii-nt-My flocf.or'== bills *uri-_ hillb-

Uccasio-nfnlly the iiiun of the houseiwith the f”ift0f*¥lli1 <`0lltl1l`Y. illlil 8' or nfs wire my iinve need to ent »f.‘m0I1fr the many arts cf cwvtesv . Sheet of wi-ml.,“» glass and he withuutivvhioh can be traced hack to its in- ' B glass cutter uf any kind that u.m,fl\1oii<‘e none is more dii`cct»in its ori- work. An excellent substitute for the gi” i-im" i-'mt Ui lifting th” hm' V’

work iu a umr uf uu___._.y sciuuuru ur_acki_r|»\\'Icflge the prcsriicc of a friend.

s ' _ ~ ' -. `°°" `°‘”"_”"'°' shear tlint nie of no particular wal _ _A U ER

f nrli fire boxes are to be seen. t d tj . _ _ . _ ' ou y s an ing icic IBUU1 appeared at KLM] S laut sea%n]pnste,liIiairl. A plate of i_la.s inny not ____ _"___ ____w my w_fc t_______ me me

tate. \ ' g _ _ _ , ' _ _ _ _

"What’s your difficulty 9” asked Francisco Ur-riolfrgoititi, manaK0l` Of; “WhatBar_e you doing here demand-________ each scored H tremendous Succws be divided in half with :thin apparn-;m___uci____s ______L mme than they dm

: ' is .h. ~~ -` ' . ‘ , _ '

the captain. '_ Etliis big Mazatlan concern, states_eii__Mr. in s. ___ _ _ __ _ __ _ th t

.-please. si,-_-» came the timid ye. 'that this ebony costs eight pesos a Where else should I be? tartly_;1_;:___1;l__ S_¢;c__i_‘_i_u_g___y\i3___i__;tt____e_i;r;_ f;__r:_u__cH_____ngS Wm “Suk av,-ny; hu. iinless_tu___t_ I want to tam YUM tempera_

tu" as it " "`ii’i""'Ui i “_imi"“‘i Nurse-f\ow dont worry about

Sp0usc_ ..tue_.c.S only one My down icord,_ and thfit as fuel it is almost_i~e_ifi_i_r_i_e:i B_£Liks.__0____e when I _e___`-Fe__éu,um another triumph has bum. biting too deep in thi- main slim-t tum,

_ ~ » -1 ‘ ‘ ' - ~, _ _ . _ : -- _ _ our mm that I can Mk" ieqxf tif ifnxirie of Mr. Uri-ioiagoitialtiiereg' said Mr. sinks. _ _ .swfed for vav~_<1f=_\'i11e» l“_fI1°¢_. 1“__Hiff:;‘°_,f;t;f.’ _'_‘ftf‘,_°,fe;,¥_'f_‘_ic_°_i;”u§;i’f_;‘f__f;'_ 1’al\°"l-Yes. and even that is go-

BEAUTIFUL

A--w`,-,~_-~--_-,--__-- `.---»~--.-____. _.________._________`,_______ _______.__ e . » ~ rf y it 0* WW- --------------w~--_.....-~_~_..-- M hem were _S a__,,_e,,,.,_t,fu11y p_,|,Shed| w¢n_ rm new yet, reynmetiiMtn¢_t_l;c_r;ti;wr:iir;u;e; _____________Sc __________ _____eH________d_ un uv.

A I 'ufcion 'and later rescued by th_c man-ifully; _and finally went in. _ A

I V \ “This is our -house," he said, (after

"r\‘iI>iitug\\e, Moiitugue," said the niwikcinnii of the train one summer, iii'-.V. ii your or two ago, as lic passed; ii1"'\Il:;h the car. und nn eiitliiisiastic. .\Ioiif_zigirinn added “the bcautiful"i -"ui :I sort of complement to the offl-' curl uniioiuicement. _{\1l_<i certainly “Montague the heari- funl was a deserved title. judging froni appeiirfiiices. lt was not, how- ""‘_`1`- till ii few weeks ago that the \_V|'ifi~r liud nn oppoi-'trinity of spend- l_IIL' :i diy at Montague and observ- uu: und enjoying its many attrac- i1“11=<. _Nut only docs Montague com- 1lll'n_Il itself to the __v.isitor by rc-ason "i NS natural suirountliiigs, but lie- ruusc of the public spirit of its citi- ir-ns, which has made of this village of the most thriving and suc- __L__~»»_f_ril_l>irsiness _centres of thc Pro- ___‘_‘f lu fact, its progress during _1_\ past decade has been remarkable _-.nnl a glorious example for all to Iiiion-_ _

___i_'_`1`ilIlIlS _lt_ is as well to say, here, the Irincc Edward Island Rail-' ___'__i___Hil\>lllIi rcceiv_e- the mention it ____-___l_._s for _bringing Montague so ____-__‘ Y_ within reach cf the 'capital _____.___I»_ _the Province, as well as af- ________fl\._it valuable connections with _€_____ _I1_lFt_R. It is now possible to S______<_ _» rnilottctown in the morning, ______ I__iou_i or five hour:_i in Montague c_______IItuin_ by_ six o_cloclI in the _______l_l;L_.._ This is eertarn_ly _an accom- |uuu.',.f;"“ that llel‘i\i1DB is not as well “___ ~ ood as it should he--otlier- ____-,__f:__f_iie merits nf Montague as 5 ___________‘\ Spend n holiday would he ______ discovered. The railway jour- _______ well worth taking and the _____-_____II_st_ comloriablc. In fact, a __x_________f_.iy s outing, nor a more in- ____ =-hc uno, could hardly he desir-

____1‘_i;_’l'f1_l_Ir\1e enjoys the advantage of ________: _sitiuited on thc river of the ___ __ I-lime. Several miles below it _' mvlsietowii, but Montague. hav.

ur: its own steamgnlp service (entail-,splendid hall, as large as any Ii* . - _V u Wm |o,_,e |,,u_u_

iCh""l°"°t'°wn' "plendmly seated’ mr' to it from mn” on every "me it is if`(;Il the truth-lies are hard to re- »nfnhed 'ami ventilated-the Anuitorf-'not indif-icrect, to prophesy that it m__mu____

"_-:fi fi-night In' in-onrht riirect. riiéiirm--leaves nethim: wanting HH °|“'"} °°';f‘_"”f. F” “'°‘;’ 1" 1""‘*‘l’°"*W ne miniit hnve stirred:

lplncc of recreation, and its stage is n_u<_ a .inc in-.in-.~is rom yenr to Hmm u f_.u,m|_ “___ _uviner _“___

ifrerjuently 'occupied by first clnssllral _ , buttm._ I

i""i""i ily its own citizens) is inde- l»cn~l<-nt of I.%corgctow~n"as n seaport

'_l_'-'vi' is nuvicr.hle for large schoon- "-*. and slifpping in tin- fnll is very

iigcr. _ _ _

Ebony has been used as fuel :or‘a careful inspection of the furniture.)

many years nt mines and sugar fac-"How did it get down here/."’

brisk when large flllillliii-il‘H Ui D10" f.oi'ie:~i in Siualoa. -The constrnctioni A horrible expression crossed tlie_

diice'nre exported. inf the t:loutliei~n Pacific extension lias_fc1_itr\_ir_es _of l\‘I_rs. l3rnks__ __H

, `-.4 '- ~ ~ I e' h l' , l ' t' ii wh r exten.~iive su - ' c er." :io gaspei. ave you _- _ _ _ _ __ _ I _

riiiM<g:)ii1diim~;li(il¢-I of lill'i;“i‘ii?(cliim Arid) font i(jiii‘;;c(cxi’§f?1gii?l usesie result more Bfzbcvii rlrinkini-27"” lin ia lloiifl. time A feature of it will in iiimfc ‘li M1" wliimlil ‘\‘i“1“S Will' |1il`c1i of our lending nicn were also nected by ii bridge (now r-'omewhutithe timber' is being marketed as fire- "Drinking iiotliingl" retorted hir-'ue H large paris. uf ghuudiving and declined the appointment_-Gazette. lprcseiit. Un ili;~ stcunirr casting oil

h ' ---- four \\'ori~hv fown on nilzei' .Mr l<`i‘iuiris

‘ . _ ’ _ sim-1' ii fit. ant itil -.4 _ .- _ A _ »

mit' Of date' ‘wif G"€erl€";el)tt§rOp(r wood' ci-\lii'tH iinrlemtgiid bow this wliouse i;l`_`__:;.x:mni"` In the hurt at the Hen i The l-l. M. S. I-lci‘nie.-' arrived here i»'\ilf~’“'\ll`t'il lli"1l>~”1~\“‘Ii li\I`I>C l`i\'2f11`f* i<’1`

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forniances for years in stock eoinpan _ ies here. They will he features of one of the strongest hills of the sensou,{ one that will include Joseph I~lai‘t’a. big company of "i-.fatliing Girls," in?

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,nwny table This was made from a lcflv- Mi- Binks 100kc<l H rs _ _ _ _ Ilog delivered as firewood at the Fun Binks then scanned the house care- leading aiLti’a.ction in thrcv-_ilollr l>€i"_ ' ` "

P.- E. ISLAND 63 YEARS AGO.

\’Ir lohii ('<\u~=iii~= b-is been appoint accoiiipnriiril fn the ivhnrf bv` 9, num-

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oni. of the most noicl iuiis cal ani * ' _ ' ‘_ " _ _ - qugin, p__0ducu_m,__ _*een on thc ___wg__ 1-Il l’revu|itafi\'c officer at New Lomioii bei' of fri(-iiI..~; :nd about three hun-

,tyl and its main S rec S c one __ _ ________ » _ _ _, _

---------== ----'-'-1 - -~--~~-'-~ ~~-----~--- move.) (funn town lf 1 had 5-toyed I U Fm" un me gnu, mul had on nonrii sin- our rlrli-i_.itrs u rich ivtve i.,ivi-ii

-that crosses the bridge and stretchcsl ' ` ' ' ' - » Au tj . [ g - fl jg ln -I

, .» I , _ oicr ea.uie\\i i _ _ . , ,, , _ _ _

‘th ‘ :ll tl ' l th l`ni`f.. I home id have got down here with _ _ _ - _ __p\|~u ,Ciu Mn,-tl-“_ _arlrnimi of tin-_1~.<n~th with great enLl1I_.~ia:~.ni by the abstin-

on ei ei s Ie iiougl e i is o _ .. llcailings, in their woiiIle_|fur acioha ___ ‘__ ' ___t _______ _"___ “___ ____________c_l L_____“___

ivthc town. amusemcnts. There is plenty of ho _out walking.

'I`he growth of Montague during ‘fel accommodntioii. unexceptionablog Mrs. Binks summoiicfl _her daughter I ____ar__0w _eller .. who has Mwuvu ueuu _Misses Austen. _______________ __ __ Ken ___ __ ___

` ' ` ` i _ f ‘i`f»fll i(i Sl I., I

_ ~ ~ '_ " l '.- ' t l't l asmable as toyand in five minutes despite his angry _ _ _ ._ _-~ .

the Dust few ycma N blmpy “mm ab 0 qua I Y nm rc L ` 0i~l` iS U10 ilflfi him if* i1"‘i With H *I favorite in Boimn' mchmuh and ' li H. ill. S. l<llr~ctra carrie lmcl1,|i=hiIl.Vni‘il. a vi-i'_\' subcrior built. con.

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ini: to one who li-as not visited it,clmrges. ,PF -S ~` Yh_ _ “___ _ro-W _M____tr__SU ___ tueu_Suu£u,g ,mu dmmiu.;

tic exhibitioii; (‘liarlcs bcmon-, the

..mclicfm H v I _-

1'|i¢|n Ii-om u 4-i--rice in the Gulf ptr fa~<'.encd urn; called the bo\1l.~;n_

' ' e - ‘ I tague are pos--compress on is rea i . . _ _ . ~ - .

|during that period. Modern stoies,_ The people of hon _ ___ _ __ Al H_“______ ______ _‘Hun R____ un y _ . _ __. __ _k I »th tl 1 ,_ _.t d di _ \ of civic 1,,-1110 and have the __--»-_-.-- -eil’ If'-1. . -- ~ _ ~ L- - f_ (~ <31- ,V wus .\1gi-=-gi-rem nf gs. tons ninasurenieiii. “Or e( wl ~ ‘G a M go? S' S Sesse( ' ' ' ' (‘_ illloflfi in a "GW CU\'11"-‘W SKC-tCi`1 laiiclvrlhc mmmmn 'U ` on -fm. i. lieiisiey und ll. iius'/»1\i'Ii.

i . . - - i ~ t r _ - _ _ _ _ _ .

' h f l ' t , 'h tl t th th ir t w .uceeed. its ropulation is -_ Th” i 1' -1 ' _. ____ li. ins. , : I _ _ - I wort y 0 arm C1 les b ow la e e 0 n q l t tl’ h ve (From the German of Hebbel ) ‘Frank Wilson. one vi thc I-'.1”0-WU'-»'1~ ._ _- .- . _ -` __ _ _ it" -- lit nn

Amrng the passengen. alliiiiiig last Jlllllflll Iluli lviivlfrl |IlL_- H131

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l l d t l ' t tl t wanted t ako ADAM S OFFERIN _ _ __ ,_ _

played in winiows crease in as ye proper spiri in is o m 1 __ , and un. L_u.1_, mul_lmnr<i ______ _____ _u ______________ _________y ___

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nicrciiiiuts are wide wake and keep fallout a tiiousanr, ye_ iey a a_ _ ' _ ~ - _ _ _ _ _ -abreast of the styles. None of your isplendid electric lighting system gen-'lipon the altnr. wrcatlied with flow- icyc-lists that has cici nccn un thi_ Iold-fashioned hats or garments forierated by water power from further ers, _ _ 1.-f_n_ce_ g ,thc ladies of Montague! Catch tlielup the river, and they have recently' -The newly-ga_tiicred fruits he lays. i “"'._"T__rp \\' ‘ - "1 of the lace with a last laid down concrete sidewalks on both A humble offerl_llI»! U’ U10 i""W0l`>1 _ HIS UNF. i\lI<.Al. A U- -

_pretty gn s p _ _ _ __ _ yenr's sailor on their heads. No sir! isides of the bridge. lhe affairs of' To whom his heart at day-dawn D---__ (_______________ _

|'f‘hey attire tlicinselveu in the prevail- ing mode; and the mode \’r€00m\‘-8 ithem in a way that leaves nothing gto be desired.

| It is the business activity that strikes the visitor to Montague. He 'mny no enjoying the natural charms ‘nf the place and refreshing his eyes with the beiiutiful landscape, yet he will be brought suddenly to realize the indiii-itrious qualities of the resi- dents as hc passes the busy work-

large carriage factories. n sash and

on Il

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ithe place are administered by com- |mittes~s appointed at meetings of the lrcsidents called from time to »time, |and assessments are made as requir- .ed when any iinprovemeiitis agreed |upon. There is a regular board of IF‘ire Wardens, who provide for fire I protection.

I It is encouraging to visli Monta- igne. It affords one an op ortunity to observe that success is attainable in this Province--tlic people of Mon-

prays.

Then his rapt tyco grow sad and ten-

der;

| “Dear Lord," he cries on beiided

knee,

"The very gifts my heart would ren-

d\r,

il haveLto hm-row first from Thee." -H. lf., in the Westmiirister Gazette.

GOOD ADVICE.

shops on either hand. _Ariioiig the.tague are not wild about going else- A Cuicmxu _“tue” Wuuuul his buy |prominent places of this kind are where tn seek their fortunes iout into the w(___m_ gave mm the

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For the pleasure seeker and those

i ‘ . _ . . - h. » idonr factory and lumber yaid,.a|uho wis_h to ave. a restful holidny,l D .__y0u Wm need no mmltn-n furnishing estal_»lishment,la stay in Montague cannot be sur- I___xL_::se*:_‘f1 You na) _Ulii0\` Silllllsi dry i5"°‘i“- bon” and passed' FiBhing"hathh_": and hmm" You do- not need clean cudii every gshocs. l0\V0i@l‘H._ _il _Ilil‘li;_l___il‘”*:_i’i‘r;"_§'_‘:“;i_‘; §;_';i_';t'."e T1; igogfe h:__‘f_ ‘:_|;0ntf'_heh0;';;`ty idny, but you need a clean conscience _and other esta) simen . 611 | - ' ' 1| tj t' __ -I -- -- ty, and equippei wit e a es n _ e I _ h es_ u '_ i the way 9| stock jn trade. A |cf the town into which deserving vis- 0 Di('_(_’_\.\; Bwqnch the c10ck__i¢ Wm

itors soon become initiated As lt

Ibrnncli of the banadian Ban o . K , i __ ` tu “mu icflfllmcfce impfessed ""9 by its size is "ow R0 “Buy nccessmle by train eliiiiiiytn y(i'nlr>|(\Ii)Y'-Iiiiless You .1 innd keeps a staff of four occupied. tlicre is no doubt but that Montague posmvely have the whcrewnhul to ;Tuc_.e u., nu imposing brick and stnno_w|ll sogm be p_opular as a holiday ,.e_ ___ay_ _hen you _um.t need “L_ Dmiii Omw 'ilnfi Clmtllm i‘°““°~ _A's‘"`t' ‘imaiei ah it is 1" the mm” Don't lend money to y0ur friends

‘of a rich countrv with trade coming

ifullowing ns xi 'chart of life.

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eccentric Dr. Fordyce, a well-known professor of chemistI‘Y in The elf-Iii* tecnth century. lic studied the liabits of carnivorous animals. and came to the conclusion that man requires brit one meal a day, and so for more than twenty years his sulitai‘y"`fiaily repast was taken at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, where he would present himself at Dolly’s chop 'house in Pat- ernoster' Row and take his seat at the table reserved for him. On his arrivul the cook would place a pound and n half of rump steak \\|`-.on the gridiron, and while it was cooking the doctor would amuse himself with some such trifle as half a lmilc-Il call- on or a thick salmon cutlct and a glass or two of brandy. Then came the steak, with a srenei-one accom- rmiiment of bread and potatfléll. UW whole washed down with a quart of strong ale. This was followed by a quart of old poet, and when his din- ner was finished the doctm~_wa\ked to his rooms in Essex street Strand, where he met his classes and IIBVB his lectures in chemistry until late in the i-\'I~ninf!.

week by the l`oiiI|iiv.i~oi~ were Mi' .l. the builIlcr, 1\lr John lillpvy. i*`l"'¥l\

I-I Gatos Mr lloull Mr llreniiick,l\'lr. the _-liipyarfi of .\Ii' Iioiiald lllacrlczu-

' ' Aug. _

Mrs and Zlliss Dehlols and Mr Diiclie-|alrl, l‘iH1|1\i‘i~ U11 i-iii' ‘ith _ _F mm in virv fine copper .‘a:-itI=iiIrIi brig. lull

' \ _ __ _y_(,;;_\-_ ` lgnllt for fwlsoii Son of

There were scveii enteritis Iii Silills (`i\nI‘|I1ticfI»\\'n. ini the Ziitii Aug.

.f l'ul ifon'~= \lni~<li ‘~'liipyarIl u.

- i - x tl ‘_ 't \ 1.' f r thc rom ~ _ _ - - -

The problem whlctfhcr m`U“2\v(ii‘~i iiiliiitlinleciitti'-nii tiilih cfi::n|»dr(l)-we U ‘390 ton barduc for ll. l.oii_f!\voi‘tli.

starving is best ir orc win*-I » _ ` ___ ___ ____. “iiived ti’ his Own Snhsfaction by mei At H'~ 1 I, (‘_lmi'lotteto\\‘n had ii. 'i`|io follovsiiig were the tavern:-i in

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noblenian. for music tcnrlici' in tlio_I’riiir_<~__ folurfy in thc j_eai_ lll_ _ person of Baron de Fleur' who- ndvcr- Mahars, Lot ill; fleiiry s, Tryon; 'tiscs lessons on thc I'ii-inn forte at I,_vlI-’s, Lot Iii; llnllncc u, [uit lil; 'the rote of forty lr-ssoris in oiit- l&iovci"s, Sf. i'}lcnnoi‘.~‘; i~In_iper's,Ile<lc-

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i . ,ej,»p ,an-rn of this dnte rn lettti"s_ Sf, Elrnnors; l{elly's, Hede-

.f,._r,‘.l‘,';_g»£Jf:,||(§\\-,ril tio flu- outbreak of_quc; A. l.inkleft<~r‘s_ _ St Eleanors; isninlrhox and ships fever nt Gi-osse_Il\li'I.nrrii’s, Lot iii; \\ullror‘s, New ilgle “The deaths at Grosse isle from .»\i;nfin;. .Vio_r~i'i:»~oii's, Tryon; Mel1lwen's, Inu, mm tu thc zltn .lnly wcrc 14581 Lot I7; 'f`iiidall‘s, Lot 19; Barrettg,

'on board vessels or just prcvioiis to hot lil; Green'i-I, lint l’I.

llmnling and hurird cn fbi- l.~:lan.ll ---

'di-aths numbered 721, and on ship- Thr Quebec .papers report _as foi- Iuonrd from (;,-I-ug nritnin 23613. Tlicrc lows: The ship Frins Queen, from {uȢrL- 27 dcatlis among the supposedildverpool at Crosse Isle has been a~ jhenlthy who were 'iandrd in the east bandoned by the Captain and crew. 'cnd, making a total death list of She had 50 deaths on the way out. |4572_" Rev W. C-haderton, Episcopal minis-

~-‘ ter and Fatliers Richard, McEnery,

un i-In.tui~duy the lion Siveakef (il/il’ (lnrofl, Roy, Morgan, R. G. priests

Pope) and Hon E. Palmer left Ghar have_died while attending to thc spir- Iottetown in the Vonqiieror for Pic-Iitual duties at (Image lgle_ (‘_5pg_ ton cn route to England. They willii-lelland of the Royal Artillery and

he there joined by Andrew Dun-unc.-Dr Mcflale are also among the Eau., and at once commence the b isi- ideaths. Forty eight of the Sisters of ness entrusted to them. Both tlie|r!hm-ity are down from the agen; 0| gi-mir-.ini-ii on tin-_ir departure wr-rr disease and exposure. _ -

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