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Now I am in better health I \ Biennial Convention at Napanee A Gratifying success. Those who en joyed the cordial welcome and generous hospitality of the people of Napanee--a Methodist town--the first three days of this month will long cherish pleasant memories of their visit. Rey. S. T. Tucker. B. A., B.D., President, Deseronto, made a practical chairman. Revs. C. E. Cragg, W. Higgs and A. H. Foster assisted" in opening exercises. President Tucker's address was a clever appeal for "service for others" f he church needs you, the country needs you. . Miss Jean Root gave a violin solo. Rev. Arthur L. Phelps, B.A.y pleased all with his admirable address on Canadian Poets. Rev. R.A. Whattam, Peterboro, led the evening s devotions in Grace church which was nicely decorated. Revs. J. G. Lewis, B. A., Peterboro, and H. B. Kenny assisted in exercises. Mr. C. G. Evans gave an address address of welcome expressing the honor they felt in having the conference in Napanee. Napanee. Mr. C.W. Berr, Bloomfield, gave a capital paper on "Missions" followed by Rev. W. J. Wood, M.A.,B.D„ Picton, in a brilliant and forceful address on the same theme. The choir gave inspiring musical service. Rev. H. B. Kenny closed with the Benediction. Benediction. Junior League was under consideration Wednesday forenoon. Mrs. C. E. Cragg read a good paper sent by Mrs. (Rev.) W. P. Rogers, Port Perry, on how to interest, hold, nurture and develop young lives ; in the church. Mrs. Hopper read a paper by Mr. A» H. Leak, Trenton, on similar lines. Mrs. (Dr.) F. C. Stephenson, Toronto, conducted a conference on Junior League work after some music, covering such points as:--Touch life at its beginnings.. A man should lead boys in the "teen" period. Interest boys by giving them work. Have several committees. Boys and girls should work for themselves. Teach them Bib'e, great hymns, etc. Hold social meetings, informal parties. Kindle interest in missions. missions. Encourage attendance at summer school. Conferences followed led by Mrs. Stephenson Stephenson on "Missionary work in Leagues' and by Rev. W. J. Wood on Citizenship. Rey. R. A. Whattam presided at Wed nesday afternoon session in Grace church. Revs. E. Farnsworth, Newburg, W. W. Jones, Foxboro, C. W. Neville, Bobcageon, took part in devotional services. "Our Thin Red Line" was tfoe feature of the session, a sketch of each missionary" representing this conference being submitted. Rev. S. S. Osterhout, Ph. D., supported by Belleville District, by Rev.F. G. Joblin, Bayside; Rev. J. K. Smith, Napanee District, by a paper from Rev. S. A. Kemp, Enterprise; Enterprise; Rev. E. W: Morgan B.A., Picton District,by Rev. W. Higgs, Millbrook;Rev. C. H. Lawford M.D., Brighton and Camp- bellford Districts, by Rev. W. H. Clark, Marmora;Rev. Geo. W. Sparling, B.A.,B.D. Bowmanville District,, by Mr. Claude Ives; Rev. W. H. Truscott, Sunny side Mission at Oshawa.by Rev.H. B. Kenny, Cobourg; Rev. Geo; F. Denyes, Whitby District, by Rev. E. W. Rowland, Greenbank; Rev. E. Hibbard B.A., Lindsay and Cannington Districts, by Rev. A. H. Foster, Whitby; Rev. W. E. Smith M.D., Cobourg and Peterboro Peterboro Districts by Rev. R. A. .Whattam, After a duet by members of Grace church choir, Rev. W. Diggs gave an interesting account of Bay of Quinte Summer School, its object being to develop leadership for various departments.of the church especially especially in Sunday school and League. Financing the enterprize is the greatest difficulty. Rev. H. B. Kenny closed with the benediction. At the evening service after opening exercises exercises and a splendid duet, Rev. R. G. Peever, B.D., Peterboro, gave a very interesting interesting and helpful address on " The Church and Social Service". The minister and church members must go out after the young people. He praised-the work of the Salvation Army in developing youthful talents. Churches must be eyes, hands and heart to its community and stand to elevate, purify and save the life by infusing the spirit of Christ into the young people Capt. Rev. C.G. Williams, Cambray,gave a stirring address on "Democracy on Trial" saying men who will step out for God, King and Country will end this war. Officers elected are: President--A. H. Foster, Whitby; -1st Vice --Rev. J. P. 2 apman, Cannington; 2nd Vice--Mr. C. W. Burr, Bloomfield; 3rd Vice--Miss Florence Hall, Wicklow; 4th Vice--Mr. Limbert Graham, Napanee; 5th Vice- Mrs. (Rev.) C. E. Cragg, Napanee; Secretary--Rev. Secretary--Rev. H. W. Foley, B.Â., B.D., Brooklin; Treasurer--Mr. W. Claude Ives, Bowmanville. kind, they invite men out to tea. We apply apply at the camp arid the officers send the men out in their turns, so that one lot does not get all the good things. Our Sunday School teacher invited a big party-of them on New Year's Day and another place had two hundred of them. We like to invite a half dozen at once to our homes and so do what little we can and I assure you the men do like to come, too. Christmas Day we had a speçial collection for the Belgia ns who are - still in Belgium- and whom the ! Germans are refusing to feed. Small envelopes envelopes were left at each house the week before and were collected the week after. I had charge of one large district and our ladieacollt cted a large amount--some hundreds hundreds of pounds. The money was all paid into the Bank and sent on at once to the right-quarter, all these things are done by the Citizens Committee. We are s-till, .kept in darkne_ss. The streets are darker than ever. Last week two submarines were not far from us. Liverpool and Fleetwood were both closed for a day and a night, no ships being allowed allowed to leave. We have been having very, rough weather. Mine sweepers have been trawling for Mines which might have broken broken loose owing to the rough sea. 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Sec.-- Wm. Wilkinson, Lecturer-^J. Dickinson; Dir. of C.--Jno. Palmer; Committee-- iros. Coleman, Yeo, Rowland, Nokes, Drmiston. Officers were installed by Worshipful Grand Master of Ontario ast, E. H. McLean, after which W. H. Yeo was presented with a beautiful Past Master's badge by the lodge, he having acted as Master for three years without missing a meeting. This lodge has 35 members wearing the King's uniform. 12 laving already gone to the front including the late 'Happy' Martin, and the now amous 'war correspondent', Dan M. Douglass. Sores Flee Before it.--There are many who have been afflicted with sores and have driven them away with Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil, which acts like magic. All sir lilariy troubled should lose no time in appl ring this splendid remedy, as there is nottimg like it to be had. It is cheap, but its power is in no way expressed expressed by its low price. ENGLISH LADIES BUSY. than T ever was and recommend your remedies to all my friends. 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We were quite as delighted to-have him as he was to come. We trust he will be spared to come to make us a longer visit. Itwas so nice to meet ■ someone who knew our Bowmanville relatives and. could tell us about you from your home toWn. Dan could not have had a much worse day to visit Blackpool, yet he enjoyed it very much. Several airships have passed over this place. It is a fine sight to see them, they are such big things. It seems so wonderful wonderful to see them flying along in the air. They usually fly in thé night here. Blackpool is busy with the troops again we have twenty thousand training here and more coming shortly. I was speaking : to one recently, quite a boy he looked, anc he said he would like to stay here all the summer, but he was ready to go out as soon as he was trained enough. We have also two thousand wounded soldiers in the Convalescent Camp who are recovering slowly from their wounds. We are expecting another large batch during the coming week. It is fine for them here Recently we opened a rest club for the men from the camp, which is at the extreme south end of the town. The men who are able to walk along the promenade as far as the town found it was too far to go back without being very tired, so they stayed in camp. This Club is in the centre and" the men can go in and have a cup of tea and something to eat and stay all Afternoon if they wish. We have table games and papers papers for them. A ladies' cominittee was formed and so many go each day to look after the men. Of course the men who are training here do not use the Club only the wounded men. Our citizens are very COUNTY ORANGE LODGE Bowmanville Purple Guards, L.O.L. No. 2384, had the honor of entertaining the County Lodge delegates in their lodge room on Tuesday Feb. 1st, a good number Deing present. After general business election of officers took place as follows County Master--John Lowry, Kendall Deputy County Master--Lieut.-Col. Wm Farrell, Tyrone; Chaplain^--Rev. J. H Kydd, Blackstock; Fin. Sec'y--Albert Oke, Enniskillen; Rec. Sec'v--Fred Graham, Graham, Newcastle; Treasurer--A. A. Col- will, Newcastle; Lecturer-- W. H. Yeo Bowmanville. Dir. of C.-- W, G. Jones Newtonville; Dep. Lecturers--H. Hooey Burketon, L. Bellamy, Newtonville. Offi cers were installed by Past County Master Master J. H. Devitt, Esq., M.P.P., after which a banquet was held at A. J. Christie's Cafe, followed still later in the lodgeroom by a concert by filst class talent presided over by Bro. E. H. McLean, Grand Worshipful Master of Ontario East. OLD ONTARIO IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME. Mrs. Corbett Bead the and Tried It Avon, May 14th, 1914. A lady in California, recently sent to Canada a very elaborately gotten up booklet, entitled, "California Is Goo! Enough For Me,". A reply to the California poet follows: "I have used 'Fr.uit-a-tives' for Indigestion and Constipation with most excellent results, and they continue to :_be my only medicine. 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We have them here a-plenty, And we have diamonds on our trees, While our kiddies cheeks are crimson From the kisses of the breeze. interpreted by the American people as- the babblings of an irresponsible paranoiac. They were slow to understand understand that the German citizen would ever be brought to seriously believe such nonsense, but these sentiments were re-uttered and even expanded by Nietzche, and lastly by Bernhardi, and others, going to still more ridiculous ridiculous extremes, of. ..that were possible; possible; and so, aftèr these long months j of persistent struggle, it has been all to clearly demonstrated that this mental poison has sunk deep into German life, and can alone account for the fact that the 7. Gérmap soldier soldier is willing to die for these absurd ideals. " We see in all this how deeply im- j i n a suitable preparedness, bued the citizen and soldier have be- ! aggression but for defense, come with these false notions, and- ; CH AS. M. 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Donor or donors to be doorkeepers, introduce introduce applicants one-;at a time who shall question them as follows: What is your name and age? home? parents? duties at home? lessons at school as to grade, etc. Each shall write her name, do a simple problem, close a bargain, be questioned on animals, vegetables, the earth, skies, province, dominion, empire, King, the Bible, giving some characters, as Joseph, Daniel, Naaman's wife's maid, Jar- ius' daughter. Arrange articles in the room as directed, answer questions as to how she spends the Sabbath, her games, her love for flowers, trees, birds, ponies, etc. My object is to encourage obedience, reverence, tact in business, courtesy, patriotism, patriotism, love of the beautiful in Nature and Art, love of labor, etc. This offer supposes that ten or twelve will apply, each be given 10 minutes examination. examination. 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Compounded only of yeg- etable substances the curative qualities of which were fully tested, they afford relief without chance of injury. TEUTON DISCONTENT. Socialist Proclantariion Suppressed Germany. The Copenhagen correspondent by of OBITUARY. the Exchange. Telegraph Company says : "Hugo -Basse, leader of the 41 Socialists Socialists forming the peace party in the German Reichstag, has issued a proclamation proclamation which the newspapers are prohibited from printing. It is much discussed in political circles as signifying signifying a political battle. "There is every reason to believe the Reichstag will have to sit much longer than was expected in order to deal with pressing discontent among the masses," says the Rotterdam correspondent correspondent of the Daily News. "In order order to appease these clamorings it- will need to deal with no fewer than 130 resolutions, all relating to the distribution distribution of food." ; * * Then you brag about the ocean-- Its dimentions seem to please-- But it's not one whit more lovely Than our smiling inland seas. We have beaches, hills and valleys That are just as fair to see-- While the fruit of old Ontario Is good enough for me. atrocities which have shocked the world by their extreme cruelty and barbarity. Must America go over to the military military ideal, or perish ? - These thoughts and queries have caused: many Americans Americans to search their ; own hearts and to ask whither are we drifting? Shall we allow Germany to force us to become a military machine in self-defense ? "These things are uppermost in American thought to-day, and their discussion may be heard on every hand, as also in Congress. Our ideal is confessedly not military, military, but a high quality of manhood. We stand at the opposite pole of the universe from that of either imperialism imperialism or militarism. Here we are free to discuss and criticize all in authority, but in a military autocracy there is no liberty of speech or press. If a man criticizes the Kaiser he is immediately thrust into a dungeon. An American editor or citizen would be chocked by the imperialism and -*--, I Hollowav's Coup C j out by the roots. ;T, e takes the corn it and prove it. One of the "Now, Dorothy," to a small pupil, "can what a panther is ? " Animals, said the you teacher tell me "Yeth, ma'am," lisped Dorothy. "A panther ith a man that makth panth." You laud your prosperous cities, And the handsome women there, As though our northern climate Didn't have them twice as fair. Your Eden, 'neath Old Glory, Is a splendid place to be, But I'll keep old Britain's banner Ârwaving over me. 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Formerly the forces back of the scenes were principally political and religious, now they are largely economic. economic. The twentieth Century forces are chiefly wealth, the power of public public opinion, and the irrepressible conflict conflict between democracy and imperialism, imperialism, backed by militarism. The latter--the latter--the spirit of democracy, 'though hidden, is nevertheless all pervading and powerful. .England has been mistress of the seas ever-since the days of Cromwell, and, though peaceably, she has gathered gathered the fruits of industry from her overseas commerce until she has be-, come the most wealthy and powerful nation in the world. This has excited excited the envy and hatred of Germany, for it has stood as a coplete check upon her cherished "world policy." It is natural that she would wish to supplant England in naval leadership, and .no one would object if she accomplished accomplished this by honorable means and the incentive of a just rivalry.. 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