In \.uw-Itv- IInu-i---`-`-`--:-.-- emup hung up IIl'i'`|*" 0-- n,n-_ .4..l a..I... t-manna nan 1-nu sou. pigeons And rnhhiu withnm on 0lIIiH`t5nn. hat. the star fa yuInu.IU.~J'IIII _U'll Ilh1b".iOlI. ' Chvdland, Ohio, 4.-The cuts sadly carried oi! the honors at the [soul `and pot noel: nhmv vhich today in the Gray : nrlmry. V an chicken, turkeys, dnch. Ind rlbllitl `without mamlvr on tlu u l--o----- -1 ,1 ... ...< .....u nu um Hfllll. Qm;.`n Alexandra is the patrons-u of the eld forces fund, the nbjecl . of which in to land I Chrinnmo gm, of the value of two shillings to Mary nnldicr in the f-old an n rcmemhrumre from the `country for Iwhich he is fighting. The queen`: example has hm-n iemulnwcl by nociccy gnmrally, and it is lGl: i`llIlC&i thnfnmore than 00.0:Il) wil expended. y suggestion oh. a quota lnroll, the gifts will comaiut of phtn-pwHiu(!..-bipao, - Iohoono and pnun-putltnngn. I woolly.-u uoch. Jung stay in the n -v -NIL Illlvlfllly 8 1% W18 two years ago,` or even last. ,voar, (hm-1-'i.~a ammo oudenoe that. .'l`mnm_v Atkins Ina nnt lmn, furfowzn despite his nd nf` tho w,-lllt. Queen or I Ian .CI:riatrnas ah. ...I... V! - known tn thb hmm-hnlrl. ha-cause it is made of the whnlo wheat. It requirns no . for Nature has cnnlpuuml- ed it pcrfectly."l`h4a ein it relir-ven tlu wife M the rcspnnni i|it_v of chum-inn. Bcimr `composed nf he-1\lthrviring c-le~ manta its unmmakes healthy husbands. Natural condition}. which hare nmdn prissihle [or naturally organized fnovls, brim: ht-ulthy bodies. and those urn `emential in "1 a bent hutrbanclo. Shrwrlaled Wheat being a aturnlly nrannizt-d fond. lvmlm H... I... L.-...:- - ,,-,_. ... ..--. u;1.,fI\a IIUFIIEUICIH. nrganizu-d fond, helm: ihe hu hands tn mrfeclinn. Wise wives may learn nf its pcrfcction from The Vital Qum- tinn." II neat. booklet mblishecl by the Natural Food Conipmly, of Niaga- ra Falls. N.\'. Send for it. use nntura] Food Compmiy, ----_ja..{. ` 'xmu am. For somsm`. London. Dec. `I.--'l'he first indicalinn of the approach of the Yjulo:-tide nu!!!- aon. has -been neon `this W!.'6kin the sending of boxes and packages con- mining Chriufmaa gifts to she. nbl dish: in South Africa. Thuugh ,]m|x|ic interest in the soldiers! welfnm is not so keen. apparently unit. was ago. awn Ian. M... oI.......~:.. nu, eaua. ` Shrmltlml Wheat in (he beat` hq-cause i madevof whnln ml... lo ....... neaun and disposition. The wife il_`(`lH the {nod for th- homzehnid. If she gives her hunlmnd _ poor food she will turn him into an umlatirqfuctory cnmpaninn. The better the fund a wife furnishes hrr husband. the more pvrfect. will be his haltvh, his dispmrition And her hnpyzint-us. Sinw nothing can be greater than thi- elements of which it. is builrk-rl. u mun can be no b'c_ttc,-r than the food he eats. " umulue. nciore marriage a man's vir- tue s are foremost in his appearance; afterwards his faults become more no- tict-alile. That is partly because luve is blind. and `marriage restores the sight. Chiefly, however, it is due to the treatment which the husband re- ceives. Many a wife sipoils a gnml husband by improper treatment. l ri- nmrily a man is at his best when he enjoys perfect health. Since his health depends chiey urdn the fond he 4-nts. y r the wife is large uponible for his health and disposition. Tlw wife nlnnlu 4|--. l'~--1 P A` any vavuacuv VI A nugnand. Women choosing a. companion for fe should exercise great care in their choice. Bclore marriage man's foremost in his Anruun-nnn... I'll IIHXII. Alexander McLean , now residing with his sister, Mrs. Mcbaren, Curle- ton Place, was waited upon by in committee of citizens on Tuesday and presented with 8700 to encourage him to renevirod energy after having his life : work almost. all wiped out by lire. Ir. McLean would not accept. the money until tome provision had bean made l'or_t.he parents of the Mc- Gregor boy, who lost his life on the same lntal night. puny nu neon called. William Channels,` Mallory-oown, mer- chant tailor, made an assignment on Saturday. Truancy at Cobdcn has become so common that the school boqni has decided to enforce the truancy act to its limit. A I....-....I..- 11.! _..J Dumurufivu _On 1 l`VI....:l_ _.I I\L - A meeting of the creditors of the Gananoqne dqnrunentnl store cum~ puny ha been called. Ohusels.` Mallnrv-mum nmr. Illlll`. .2 Nina Hobhougo visited South Africa some time ago and made a study of 1 the concentration mum: establinhed by the liritiah. She wrote several ur- li(`lt~1I on the subject, pointing out the had conditions prevailing in these _.-amps and calling for a radical change- in the treatment of the wonwn nnd children conned in them. These ar- ticle-I excited the indignation of the Igilitary authorities i &uth Africa, n wt-N handled wit out gloves by Nina Hohhouae, and upon her re-cent return to South Africa it was ordered that she be deported. which order was immediately carried out. *.`.l|l_l_l_8_TRO]ll}_ 8, lawn of tho District Oondonud From Tho White Exchanges`. I-'rankville's tinumith, Byron W. Hol- den, imende moving this month to Yarkc . A ....._`.:...._ -: .|_, _, In UUUKII. IHIPIIHIK IIIO Iqllllly OI IIISI nlu-re`.-= treatment which. he intimates. will be made the subject of judicial ingu. Then in every proopcct that the iuciduit will develop inn a burning political quentinn. The new paper: are making in feature at the dlnir. uz..- n..I.I....... ..:-:s..,| G....4L n..:.._ ` London. Dec. 4.-'l`he newnpa ma ' blink communication: from_ in . obhoun and her uncle. loru Hob- , home, in microns: to they former : rc- ` e--3'1. deportuiun from South Mrics. Min nlnhoune gives the details of her anivnl in South Mriva and he-r re-mnvul {rum me ship to nnutbor. She duml not charge any |M'l1Iu|'!l ill- . lmutuumt. Lmd Hnhhnmw, who has had A legal oamer uxmmling over half as c.'n`.nry. and who is B umnlx,-r M the judicial cmnminae of the pri\'_v council. impugn: the legality of his nin~rA':' In-ntmnnl. 11.-hick ha infimnlno I'll IATTII WILL I! COI- BIDIIID JVDICIALLY. The Lady In-on Lrtk-loo About Couontuuon Cunpn in South Ah-ta `nut Caused lndtgnm tion Among the lituy Au- than-itiu. rnl [wan nnnin_IIe wmrs| [In The 01 Mass] ; The Selection Of A Husband. Wdmnn nl:nn..:...-- .. ..._.....-t -` linffjjm SEEN] DISTIICT DASEEB. ua wunnpc num}-er . feature of u tlnlalahoginu din- : I_zhibition. LA. A an , ` fund mu perm-r. Furl-ion in luntreal. it in claimed, have be:-n nhipping goods to persons living clone to the bound- gry line and than have put the good: ... ....w an pm.-nugus mauea at their oicm and smqxscu.-d. of being liable to customs duties am-l~ to furnish the ad- dru-num cm nuclg pockugr,-a to the cus- toms oiu,-ail 1130' Canadian lint-. for the um:-_ of eds-lonu usft nearest to no reupoctivrplnus of hddrein. This anion in designed tdctop, as far an possible, 0 recent! dimcnemd unI;nn' scheme of an my (qr goothl-lrnan nun gauoa. ' _ I Wmuhingttm. I)`g.v 4`-'l'I[c pnnunnol tc:r-guncrul has instructed the poIunaa tern at Alhurg and East` Mburg, VI.. to now all packages mailgd at. their suspected. of being tp nunh.-n. ..I...:.. 4- I A nu n.aA\\llVl n. I The best doctors of the country prescribe it. M. Ernest Percheron, of Mon- treal, cured of anaemia and general debnlity by BROMA Fun Smugglegilnto Vcrmolnt and Then Xcilod. u'...:.:......... n..- - ULIIGI u ' % Thousands of_testimoni`als come to us from all parts from persons cured or greatly relieved by the use of BROMA. 'I`I__ L--- ` - ` ` T llvdme ls` Happiest 9] nuniuuc Ill, UICII` VVOTK. - BROMA has a delicious taste. giving appetite to some, helping digestion in othe`rs.` FRI GU19 I.\lIII\tI Convalescents recbver their strength, women their health and weak men the energy and courage which they require in their work. DDf\nlA I.-- - .1424, ennui, Anun vuuuuu, cus. ' BROMAA is the .great, medicine of the day, con- I taining all the elements necessary to life- Weak-1 ness, anemia, tubercolosis, nervous depression, dyspep- , sin, etc., are radically cured by the use of this incom- parr`able tonic. I A n u s n - n ` _..A._ ___~ 7 Powerful tonic compound of pcptonized beef, phosph- ates, nux vomica, etc. DDI\IIA :_ :1: Br0ma. Is Your Blood Weak- onod, Boos It Nood A Ronovator 2 lloYouSu erFrom Nervous Trouhles?i We have a very pretty range of Waist Pam Silks, Fancy Stri Cashmere and Fancy W00] 1 rials. We are se ling them in the Waist Pane, at a price for the waist complete ready to put on_ give an order on the Dressmaking Department the sale of the `material. This includes the mg The material can be made up any time after Chris Same thing applies to Skirts, jackets or 1);. Makes a neat present. STARR & SUTC LJPFE II8 nd IX) Prlnnnnn Q!-an-Q- - - - u.n___. Q;-J --tn` QJQ KJQJ and I20 PI-Inooac St!-cot. g HOW IT WAS WORKED. Suggestions of Sonsiblo Items auitablh for vlmstmas ems, Corsetine. Wrapper: ulovcs, aaun :>usp.-ndtrrs, Silk] cogrlf kerchicfs. . A Hint to the Men Folks. Iguana nl driw.-n new-J imn hen they luvs nailed the TAKE The new {ad in ho.,_ combination oi Wrapp: "Fhis cut-gives you thc idea L `from _Prctty Printed Ameririmm Flanncls, with` ouncc and nag "tings. $115. $150. $1 75 to $5 `. Men's Dressing bowns $7.7` Men's Smoking _Iacket's $5 $475 lI-_ .. \Y__1 , .-` L V'f'IJ ` Glov Men's Ncckwear, Over es, Satin Susp.-ndkrs, mono: vi. n.-1.1., v.a.. 0- X-n-m.qI&n...-`.n-nLOd ismniur BUSINE I Jr`! Aucttoheer and Lommiil Mgrcham. Market Soul?! ,4..- V 5 BROWN mun-1 OONDIJOPE oz:-lul males, Without bnvin: c|-ed" In than or no-.-fven to hurdle tho uhinq prunpt natlntgnuury mlr -v-rv Inuuuu-. AUCTIQN SAL] i OW-iT"ii I Call at dug Naw Wnod `Ya d, Lsuu.-c. (The ma Immml on gm Cord Wood and Hard Wood Bloch. `Hill `Slut-J Cut to Order. lSA1_\_Q 1`. Mom I-l Ell-1. `Maw lop oysehold Furnitu. l`cnoo," $;.5. CI`-an: 9! ll. I the Best var... if or The Least Mo For I0 Days Only. Every one guaranteed ` grade. grant. 1&9`: if Hallid :3 10;` '1:"_<;a -4 -nu Bouzht and told In New York, In: l'omm.o I-Exchanges (m comnrislim. Axum and Corn-spundz-nu. New 'York-Hanry' Clem &' Co., I Ilonnsul-L. J. Forget & Co., I Cortupondruuo imitul. Primbe vi: tB.& H. Gas !Stocks iroken and Flnanclnl A I ll Brock Steeet. I. I. Ickllnl. _3?8 PRINCESS` STREE 7:3,. 1 ., _ T . nnuooooooooooo * The traveler who drink: D1y.tho curbonatd MAG] CALEDONIA WATER AV- aid: I. known risk and , _ _ . . .___u I.-_-A0 Sold ovurywhpu. 81UDENTS' OF `QUEEN ! n... '1 lnraul lhnl -:- COIIOITABIS HONE- nump nnnnnrrv RITIIATH % Telephone 565 IN ORDER TO INTRODUCE Tl Mcl_.FL-l_AND_8; CI V I lluuvvuvv v-u--- ' an an Inns Ialndrv wori A m -Pvhone 530-." Don't lorgut that We Will Sell Bone ngnn Kingston. *5, J III nun ` benet` iockevt <:a.nd _:'.""`?`"3 'Ta'Z'm.....' ' "':...7_'.' iL":'sI""17}'in.: co.. [I3 King West. Tbronto Kuhn Onnnhghnn. ylunconiu. . Cultivate Woma nly [ Beauty "$`.':..' u.`:` ` .. .. .... :1. .'.`.u I i. `ll`x':. ' ' `I 50 In luau ma-d-.. nu`:-mm " ni- 1'hcplIIobn|tnIny|HInby.{o`od!au~ wmllovdycoqaluloniu unyse walourtuutnu. [Little Liver IATGFUTE Oonulno Carter's Ujw 8'6}. .bo:a.'.' "Kn"'amauu"" an Abbey : Ecrvov 20:! Suit. and rwwvvwy-uwv---v---3 the roudtiouufv point oi Abbey : `llctvueoni Suki: W0 Oupoflodty an o laxative-- taking thophooolnasuw Iilnjdrnughu and other haul: tomo- dlou. hlupnnicu- ` lurlr useful in can at ohotinato ` constipation. with- outboingumondod with dcbilltr of gnf of the chief `An- 31"". `W mic` ; The Whig is against nutboriliiiuin ` in any lormhr pl: any account. The llllll Ilui vri_tuV_n Cox`! book Ihloufd Iuhnit It so the education depart- ment. lI uhould he passed upon cri- ' llenl`l_vb_v--A eunimica `ac upem. mg and nned 31.11 cont. lo 150 Iool populdyion. H is in "any 4 u ., . Ilnworlxqhoulclbopumha-Iulhytuhe` 1: may aspen: mound any _b.; (in iuvuteduy `tho myully {or n- Ihonlnip, but it should he uuciantto 1-:-._` .._-lul ._I._A_!__ -__.I ,- pow` IIIFI` -l XIV I\I'lIw ulluln, Ill! vc Ch-In eudorsad or outhoriud by 1 tin gdnatibn department. The Educa- tional lonthly says the miviier om hen coma nlqtiva '0; friend for the Ipociulinlion, "just as In would no- luctnuilortnmuknhima nxitnl cloths." That in an tbaurdily, and yd the system of autlnriution per- nitl oi than _/extraordinniy unto- nah beincnude. IIIL. nu- :- _...x...4 ___.L__z__1_-L, uluv II-H VI Ivllc HUI kiln IJUUII. Ii ll mnrve!lo'u how any -nun.luvo'the l.u'.- alums 4L`... '.... _-I.- .._.'... _- lIau- nuns 1:-v_v uuu -In-AU vllnlw In bcttatlo. olobornciolrd` some nub- ju._ -Aud_ no they Iyriu book, and |..... AL... .....l.......l .. _...I.-..:__J 1... ---u onus, cu - u vun |'l ca at mode. Pho[:lo :-slow to India- ohugu when such changes involve the npoading 0! money. v It .n depends mm the `toachen are inluuqed in the chnngetnnd in- tlg an 91 the new textbooks. I: in and in any cane tbfpupil must be hgruiahed with the latent iuael The `ex- puniin not .31 All oonpiderod, tofu qa hoparentinconecned,nnd.!n the oliinion of the writer I! the selection of books wen left wilhllachen and trades: changes would be fewer '41.... .|.... -_ ....:.. -.... .._._ K T WW3, `C3 33$. IWVV apuingud ch: ch pxore-ion par no i Icing iuo holil on the.nacpect of the eo|nmIunily."l1nt in tho teach- cr n side 0'! it. Again it in n Inc`: that the text- book: In changed in our achools pretty ftqnmtly. Eitlu-r a nun book is introduced or an oid one in revised, in leaving this school and givingplaca to the naophyto, chgg. an salary is do- ......i-_ -....l IL.` A`. u__..f.._:.._ ._- nifornity, B-9 teacher: uewholly hing in illpirltiong tilt they have fillet to tie of IcIaool- Ielpl in tin ordinary daily labor in the school room; that year by year AL. ..__Ll- -...l --.. ...._...l 4..-]... IV'I`II furuilbo - TIN Iittu funiu of nuthoriutio are Ilh`ltobo|InttlIeI'o.ilI|avid: IL-` )_-_1_#- -_, ,,L_II.; CRABGE8 ONBOOKS. Th Cosmic: Edmnionnl Homily eondanu tip tuvbook unlnorinuion which pnuila and which iuhenufeam olthodaniqihncmlriet ol t.hotea:l:- annnd uldinulo Iheupunos ohho ganja potent. W1. l..hA.. l...:a- ..I` -..aLnA.-oin- noun-- an --u-an `V-2--, -nu .- othn to consider in orde: to- Alhe public up-to-duh. and Inldledu the express orders, and made` payable on puunnlion. Tho [ova-aunt h_n pm-formed quay __l._; l_ ...._a ...._ |...a in L.- flick. and (In paoplcnl the domin- `iolo.untoheoongrnIh}don the .0aliIvanut." (fbnpneuolpostnge inaeuodthevollnmeofthepeo-' pk`: um-upondeocu. Deu-nan oi podnphn niloathcuuolghe rdcuyduputaent. It i-not wotdn Iviantluu-A longisternlettet Iyhntbodqxcrtmeatdounotbeoomc lhbloforiuloa. 'I'hougiIrydo- ..._A_.....4 ._...I.I "In. ..___...__-n if n-uIU an an av-. a-u us.--.-3 . patina! would `be unneceunry ...._... ....I.- -.-- an g.-u nhlni-. TDI pI'j'IUIlIvltIluIU--_v nu Eda-ulinh`nnloaI.nit Iedin Qhbliohiug o pnlaucinl tail in In- wtolth notharoounu-y,ud tho uuulelnnbamgll dun theIIIou=un- glint jdvomtl ol penny pnaugo could have wished. Cantu. us` Iijlililllfvuu-`CU-`tun.-I--up ml. 'l'hn were." says he Adva-~ the. "any ptopheicq ihpt pulny pause would In as lnilungeluu the country inn not ripe for it, that Gnu rihin in poailiveiypvel-no to it; but the guva-uncut of Sir Wilfrid ,_ . _._l.__J Q- I.-A aL. --u in - vcu.vv-s.-. u-nu`-sq u..- !- `W total up to .0l3.IIXl. What in In don Quinlan-cy in the fact that the `finial man: for the put {our ' hdllh claodd Ivy $.03) that fur the comqvouling Iuur `months of IQ which tn the your immediate- _ Dy tin onomion ol the two- cut|oturpmugurnhtoGnntBri~ Min and III: United States, 5- wall a in Canada. The Iuull. pl oV(Il_ that .n._ n._...g._ -.........l a- 1.... (....g. .g__ I In: nan-u yuvvmwp " sh-h-n'ea.,.xpeeudono`u,,gn:a.1 lilllotionoipocuglhayobunnu -.1 0111.... ._..." -... `L. 1,], ; A! l. _P~TO-DATE SERVICE.` Th Lindon Advu-liar culls nu Iluulouuolwrolinpu-hunt. um ly. (hi [null cl tho pond nevi `Johanna E I7 3.K.h-ingingl an Inntmn 2L-` A. .. THE _ DAl_L_Y __W_HlG. [ms uIa-oa:n VEAR. ;..nn.c maul-Z bum -13-A 5" '"'_ " ""' """"" Christmas` V --Double l"{u,mber. I Prcsematvon .5 Plates, 3 Patterns given away, _t|don's ChiIdren's Bazar, ugumber, woc :t.IA'._.I; . 11-_._~ n___- 3...,-"m..`:"'.4.2. -'-'3 Till DAILY WIIIG. WEDNESDAY. DDCIIBIR 4. PM ` (our `..-I.-- ha "unuu was run. ' u-r,-oord. ug- uold by suction on Sum-day, to John L. Norton. llrngu-lord, for HR). I. I. `Hi $0 Humlu; laud V ` , to . H I '.. . _.-v V. _....-.v.- not 3 us"; LI!!!` ",3 than of "Ii-en1~go to-South M- rln,ndha|pw ronudIpihBoern.`~ '1`; -a-- n... L. '_.... L. .n-_._..I ___. nu-uvcu, nus; don`: Home. Dress- QLC ""-v -1- -my uu Ivuul Ip UIIDOUFI. TII--no-.I--.,n, lnltaagodout qdckly. ll Instruct can get Mn Haj nnnnlulg -.._ l`.l Il...L._' Col. San. has been heard lronle is vllIing_to command a hrjgndn or-div-inioo-not 3 new con- al...-ga ._ _..'...._; __ 4- 13-441 A: 80 the dscornlionsol war omen hive hcn given [or "masterly ro- unds," "narrow `nape-." brilli- ant m"u-"gnarl actiunn.'f mislI apu." nu! runaway: in gonorn," iggulh Africa. That`: Vvlnt Cdl. " . Jlugbu says. and be in beta at lronhllo is be hitting at anyway Y ` "ii I The manager of the Canada -At|nn- tic railway attributes the Ion of ocean {weights from Iontreol to the high insuraneo rutco-85,lm per mp more from Iouul to Europe than Buton to Europe. He Iuguu a government Lloydn. Int the govern- ment go into the insurance businou?` In privau ealerprilo waning? Hr. Whitney complains that the gov- 'eI'nmenG has been too I. ughtful of the corporations. But he goes 06 bet, tel Iv promising to nlievh them of direct taxation. In duct he says to tho rich corporations, Behold in me your Ipeciu|_ and only friend! Will they tumble? ...__l --U ----5---u nun an onus: u-v uvau government. is tupported by thalam- pannce potty. Suite of that? It isinom long since Ir. Ron laid the loading pmhibitioniula inhis constituency were among his sturdiess opponents. The Telegram has been (Iltlming again. nulw vv-_v yupunu tuna nu; uunIullu' ing A further contribul-ion towards the South Ah-ican Wotan: the same wl:i<-|:_ when parliament meets, will dwell up on the extravagance of -the govcma mam. In any event the grits must get Hail Columbia! `Tln preacher! ol Toronto on hot after {he gamblers. Than An Dome in places not under policg surveil- lance. Theopirit in the mine whether it match for margin on stock ex- chnngu or booby prizes at an after- _...... 5..- ., .... .. ..__.... ............ .. ....- on-uncut, the judiciu-y,ond thalam- nnl politicians, have been rnmona by the conservative papers; They had their origin, it sppenn, in the fertile brain of the over Imkelul .c_orrcspond- NISBET. Iuvusv ll uvuul II! ulllallaln Uullllll Ill Clnadn. The true ins-udneu ol the case will in due time become appanneut. Ieanwhile the govermnmt can be ae- pent upon to watch Canadian inter est: and guud, if possible, against the feeding 0! up American iusliuninn u-iI.I|._Cnnndiun raw material; Tovhe mm the town could have alonlorl I light for the new tub mill, ' and then will be great disappoint man if it is not put in line with the ' other imtitulionl, on the Canadian _ aids, which tell of the mnrvllvull ou- ' Ierprine and (act of Ir. Clergue. Per- np. he will be sorry if he carrlbn " out his present intention and locau-9 1 it in Iiclnignn. Perhaps so i. going there because the units! it. represents in, Amos-icnn and '90 ymsaesnexi of in- lluencu that are not to be ignored. It would not be Inrprislng if American capital resented the campaign of the Ontario ntory party and held that an it is I national in to invut B dol- In of Canadian money in the United Status is mun be a nnliounl sin to invent 3 dollar of American capital in l`...-.I_ 'II.. 4.... .-_-_.l.... ..t .|.,_ The Telegram has it that the Ross rnanuvnuul-5-nun-uh Z- -.......\.4_.l I... 4L. ...__ "I110 to}y paper: that nr demand- .__ - t.._4L_... ___._:|_..;:__ . ,___.__|_ .L, ly Ikb. Ir. (`Iergne raptu- Iulm hmnntn that in `to be inhos- cd by millions. 'l'|li'n icon investment 0! eupiltl to tho extent at about 1),- UIMII) It Scull. Ste. Inrie, and the nuuiactuing oouceru with which his aunt II idoltiod stand lot I lmsinuu activity that mu aillionn more. And that indutriu an pnnnungnt. Thy depend upon tho nw muariul which Ir. Clara in utnctiug him Nvw Ontario. and they no contributing natefinlly to Hal development of that ` ta-ritoty. They have enacted a ntir that is new and abiding in Snult Ste. ` ,nnrron.uu. wmncs. A lot of clnngu uecting an gov- .._......a AL. :...I:..:-.- -_J AL. I....4, cl GM1 nhtnl In-`ls; it got rd!- umyhoupgg ug euemolnuly $3.3. 720- ch tan he got all he wanted. including eltctric light nudist-r.toe_h vohnolatlnnn I101!!! I ycdr; a right ol way all along the rivn from, old latiuoninlu (good will. net as won nu-or hutovitj upon any gun. "He upecin and El h dounl` add: the Pioneu; "Ibo ulu and it in grand." ` 'I$-a 1- .._. .:.|. ..a :. 'l1:..... :. ...n.. ` HI gm, n th just my rsr_._