Daily British Whig (1850), 16 Sep 1911, p. 14

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" 3 : THE DAILY RBRITIRH WHIG. SATIRDAY. SEPTEMRER 14. 1911, 4 VERSATILE NATURE. "YARDS OF TITLES. ! NOT GOOD ENOUGH. ----e -- Ea i The Late Miss Sydney tully Did a The Duke of Mariborpugh Holds { Famous Folk Who Have Bean Turned Great Deal For Canadian Art, . Hono: of All Sorts. : Down. i One of Torente's mast gifted wor The'lj. e of Marlborough, who now Mr. John Hassall. the famous artis) | tiv aud oddiv coliaiands whe Uxlordshire Yeomsury, wl producer of picturs-posters.' who BY recenily. a a n Posts 10 give a big ball as Blew | : loth with the present) Littl as said about Wie Lou Palace, Woodstock, ou White | on hoth tehaoiBovs. 5 Monday tor the otheers of lis uwa nl regiment and Wie pmicers of Wie Berk. Buckinghamshire Yeomanry » Who will be going wrougn h Ual Waloug® lu ue Jukes brated men ab taat Uae, Bes Vuae of marlborough can prob- GUi¥ Jay Gain Wo wwre visliuguisned iti 0 44Y ler peer ul We Teal. 1 enulucraic 8 Kw of them Le is Chars Micuard Jdopn Spencer-nurs Duke of Marivorough, baru | 0 0 won m ). Bpelicl, kari of dunderiand, Hacol {gidate to Sandhurst. However. he did | Luureiull, Marquis Jl Babli, |p gatisly the examiners. And the | entitled h praise, and touce ui the holy Ruman cwpire, two subjects that he was told he had xi her towards the aug 2'riuce of Mingelbeitn 10 SUsOis. failed in were -- German aud draw. | campaign which now bids fair to pro- A CURIOUS . lille ceremony lakes |j.o | dues tue form of national eVely Year 0 coulectiva will Lord Roberts having s predjiection | art. : 5 wae Dug Mariborouga"s aston towards a militar career even as a As Miss Tully studied in Edrope it ' pune, plenbéim Castle, a little white youth, t=ied in vain to pass the medi. | is only natural that she chose most ldg willl a gold ewbrg.dered eur de |.3] men in England for that particular | her subjects from quaint ( is presculed Ly tne duke euch | purpose. World environment, and many of her er al Winsor Castle, They declared he was so delicate | pictures could not be called distinel- | pscorted by a cercuonious corwge, |that he would probably not live many as | ly Canadian either in subject or at. tien lpakes Dis way to We guaid- years! Accordingly. he went out to | de. | mosphere. In later vears, devoted to, Where Lin places ic trophy over [India to gain health and strength, and, aby ninith 'vi appreciation of herself more to figure Fhete the egy of tue great Luke of Marl. | whilst there, entered the Indian army. d pnuih ior this coun. | ¥as noliing exacti a sriging. botougu. 10is quatut ceremony is & | His progress since then has now be Hu ped that the coming about paintings of Mifz lu survival of carlier days, whed a grate- | come proverbial, and his fame has be- | hy kL | be marked | Put she presented the first duke |come second to that of no living sol ¢ founder | 108s. which ; 0,00 towards the building |dier, : : He was | ® touch ol oe Pp! (vi Bleuneiw, iwmediately after whe | I. is, again, curious to remember list and one of the | 2% lard of HEE Wark 1s Incucdl great battle from which the castle [that Prince Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji, § kinpire-building by | fact that the artis was nul {cakes ils name. : perhaps the finest batsman and fielder * | an associate oi the Canadian Roy As a result, the palace, like the [this gemeration has ever seen, was not Acadensy, but Lxhibited in the Jhuge of Wellington's home, Strath |included in the Cambridge eleven un. aris Salon. Miss Ty gULE Were fyeideaye, is heid direct from the jder the captaincy of the Hou. F. 8. confined. ty art, for also did lerown, and in lieu of rent the feudal Jackson, because "he wasn't good gome excellent work with her pe racic of one miniature lag is de- [enough : : contributing articles to several local lnauded. Many a time since then has Mr. pe Radicals Oragke on fae sublet of | Up to the present, the Duke of Jackson stated what a mystery it has! ereditary might be luterested in tis | a. mborough hus not laken any very [always been to him that, alter seeing branch of her werk becaus AP Himportaut position in public affairs." | Ranji play time after time, as he did! : [He went to South Africa during the {8 Cambridge, he should have come to; I -- x - Seevesnscsecncsenres Secs ercsedieccecee 3 PAGE FOURTEEN. (------ - . " ; DOCTORS HAD | WESTSOLDESTGHURGH | * GIVENUPALLROPE ™ "ver m™™ RED RIVER SETTLERS. my Life be | 'ow - passed aw ough vers work done by Miss Svdpey Str C88 mherite her father, t of the bs who left in th but the daugl a different channel, still in its infaney, has produced "but few could be described as ! safe 1 © --_-- Capadian nd Tully doubt- X i from t= 3 "Fruit-a-fives" saved | Fine Cid Stone Church Near St. An. , drew's Locks'Was Built About Six- Ravine A Prersz, O.. M ty-Two Years Ago By the Selkirk "1 tock UPON FAY Te a Pioneerr--fev. John West Was Its First Minisisr and Some Are Alive Who Remember Its First Service, Hass of how, | Germany g the Ger. he was | s, and went Up as A can- self ape ol ter twins Canadian aid th paints great. short of a miracie. years, copsia o Pyspepaid and I was treated by £'\" they simply no good, i the latter part of my i thin 1721 | weighed only oo pounds, and A veaniied evdrytMing I ate. for some years, | man language eized with mili hear t tad of pioneers, & Of trations yet to be," wash of waves, where H a human seg.' wiv Never. that 1 me Is caiid, way be Tully aid theless Miss which was WOrs iebrating in Can- 1a the landing Hed River of the rors, says Ger she contril its fruct in tact 0 known as was first 1812. In records is tuba IK in i orical +1 thie FRONTENAC'S MOTTO : "UNITED CANADA, NOT UNITED STATES" TO THE ELECTORS OF FRONTENAC: GENTLEMEN Having hon colected again as a candidate in Frontenae, 1 desiré to thank sou for ye gencrous support in HOS, and to express the hope that my course during the past three ¥enrs has been such as to merit' a renewal of your confidence on September 21st, | have expressed my disapproval of an expendi. ture now reaching over $133.000,000; SOF an expenditure of over 87,000,000 per annnm on nfilitia; Of a prospective outlay of nerrly $2350,000,000 the Grand Trunk Pacific; Uf the smallness of an expenditure. of less than $730,000 a year in the interests of agriculture: Qf an increase of nea Iy $82 000,000 in the national debt; y sCaree, practically or MOIR was bold or the ¥. io lor- Cents viable mes hor Red Rive fr th the " gt The doctors rave nic upto die as the mn of 1812 when stomach trouble produced heart weak- Scotehman's first new andiBwas (reguently igconscious. 1 TY nflers reached "The received the Last Rites Ot The Church. atid Lake Win. At this time, a Luly streugiv urged Heat iuereased me 20 try 'Pruit-astives'., When IT srowth, by dis- "had taken one bos, 1 was such better employes of the and alter three boxes, actically i Naurthwest Compan- well again, ard had gaina' 20 pounds. 4 a few emi- not she bore on ! plowiy Chargad uach Hudson Ba) an ee, the coding ov by pened to be the grand famous Miss Agnes St i have taker 13 Daxes in al asd now weigh 150 pounds and am we 0. Madame ARH "'R TOUR ANGEATU, *Prait-a tives' is the culy medicine in the world mimde of into Hed fruit { tices ard always (ures Itdigestion. we. a nr, 6 for $2 or trial sion, 2%. Atoll dealerc, or Lom Fruit wotivty Tiwited, Ottawa, ------ WE SELL and the set- hall-breeds, influence has Id, the Chris. ish people has ©, and the first Rupert's Land with the Selkirk autifully - situated Red River above St. Andrew's below "Old standg the grants trom; the St tiing about Lhe "Wherever Bri gone throughout t tian faith gi followed,"' Ww rgte Ciergvman WwW arriv was in coniwect colony. Tod4lay | jon the bankl¢ of the j lower Fort harry, near | Locks, and yrany miles Fort Garry"\ (Winn + Wor i the stories, founded on are probably the very i kind ever written fur the young people of England A Useful coming vealthy Canadians to pre of rare books and pict Lit ! they no lung cad of thng Sometimes tH in wills. Ti Gift, ade then 1) IISCriminats 3 {war and was assistant military secre. + tary to Lord Roberts, and on his re- jturn was appointed Paymaster-Geas eral, a post which is practically a | cure. He occupied this position hiree years, eventually retiring in ir of Mr. Winston Churehill, his ousin His grace was born in Simla on 13, 1871, and he succeeded to ¢ title as ninth duke in 1802, He {owns about 10,685 acres. i military inclinations, and one day he such a conclusion, in the face of what! 11 ti ately | ericket. { date's being rejected in one of his st T champion. 1 de feourse, Ww ie Indian prince did almost immedi. | | afterwards in the realms of Another famous instance of a cardi. rongest points is that of Mr, J. H. aylor, the world-celebrated golfing | Mr. Taylor, as a young man, had termined to enlist. 80, in due he came before the doctor | ith other recruits. This medical wan Of the gross extravagance and waste in connection with dredging and other contracts; And of the Government's Naval Policy, which has already cost many millions, and will place an coormous burden: on the people of Canada, with the probability of direct tdvation. [ opposed the Eight-Hone Bill as contrary to the interests of the farmers, and urged the Government to appoint an. official weighman for our cheese in Montreal. I condemned the Hon. W. 8. Fieldiug fo granting» Fodificate to the Farmers' Bank, and claimed that the people should: he re- compensed for their losses, I have every reason to believe that my general course has been such as to merit and recrive your approval public get such present owners find that thi away the best of their lations into the 1 xt leave them to state An instar i=h Col da west. It is past and ihe id stone house of dest churol 3 | : ah A eannot carry | A Happy Ending. . | passed the would-be soldier as regard- earthly accamu. | It is doubtful if any preacher in [ed his general health, tee 3, ete., but v and {London has established a greater hold |astounded him by declaring that he to look after. upon his congregation than Father could mot be accepted becauss his + recently occurred in Brit. (Stanton. His Sunday sermons at 88. |evesight was certainly seriously defi ail ewin k |Alban's are a feature of religious life k cient, 10 'had ne p in the Metropolis | But perhaps the best tale of the. | all 'the treasure between Father Stanton son of Mr. C.harles |"not-good-enough" kind is that of poor | had got together from the |Stantan, of Upfield, Stroud, Glouces- {George Lohmann, one of the finest all. i orners of the world. Quite gen. {{ershire. England, was educated ef [rounders English cricket has ever || v he handed his library over to [Rughy and Oxford, and has been produced. i the: British Columbia Government. [curate of 8. Alhan's ever since the George Lohmann, a mere lad of sev. || By the transaction the Province in 1862. He has a [enteen, strolled on the Oval to watch gained ene of the most valuabl keen sense of humor. and does not |the practice at the nets. ! of documents on w exploration [d'sdain using it in the pulpit. Casually he took up the ball and | in existence, and Mr. Justice Marti On one occasion he told his hearers |began to bowl to the Surray players was saved the lab EX Pe Tse that wher staying at a Ashing vil | batting. Time after time he beat and erecting a privat building in {lage he once saw himself described bowled them. Then Mr. Alcock, the his backyard. Witl i | fon nesters bv Kens'tites as "the |secretarv at that day, had his atten- wih le Fort Garry aN) other places are [gentleman book celle a hobby |archnriest of Tondon" Speaking to |tion called by one of the players te; 'log® in name to the people of to-day. | ~a useful hobby. Mr. Jus a lady. he said he suppnsed she had [the lad's bowling, so he cams to see | The\old church building and rectory |ior twenty-five ye had satis. {naver heard of an srchpriest, and ! are Il a good state of preservation, {faction of seeing rarities « o him [she replied "Na." Ha then said: and twee latter is aedupied by the foue by one, until they flowed out of [They have them in the Greek Lpresend rector and his family. the library into hall, and the |Chureh. but not in the English, ex. I Mr. BAyte, writing to he Rev. John |[stieain became uncontrollable. Only |eept me. There sre on. archbis. | West, wBo'\was the fight minister of. book eollect ows that joy. Now hops and many srchdeacons, hut only | Bt. Andre sty: "Hp arrived in the public-spirited citizen is ute {one archpriest." "But" rejoined Red River' Sefildmedt in October, | hought that his treasures gre [the lady, "1 think T have heard of 11820, and at'ohce beghn his labors by ed sately ked in the ypmblic [an Archangel" "Wall, that was holding services in Fort Garry, an . and hy # a conscious pride [kind of her," remarked Father Stan. in 1833 he erccied 'the first Protestant sony future Coasi {ton | plage. of worslup wn the Red Rive, 4s Another story concerns sermon jand when he rdtumed to England thvo Father Stanton ance preached in a In regard to Reciprocity, | beg to say that | have given the matter very earnest and careful consideration, and am opposed to it because 1 believe it will strike the fare ~ of Canada a severe blow, and will have a serious effect on the future of our splendid Don on. | Scranton Goal Co's Coa (he link be Selected from the Celebrated Present. Ta id py { 1 Ontario No. 1|Worship st lds great interest for Richmond No. 4 an! Sita 0 O {the visitors to" this historical spot, Mines, the best Anthracite Coalyel ane to thiose' wiio, are Qeseored. mined iu Pennsylvania 80 the bin where nt be lound that ants of the settlers. Beside the many interesting "tablets" erected to the memory of "The {Pioneers of Qanada West" which one ¢ on the walls of Bt. Andrews, noWgthe least interesting is a beautiful melnorial window over the altar fo the memory of the *pio- eet builder of churches in the west," thé Rev, Ahchd@itdn Cochrane, placed Miefe soin@ Shirty-vo vears ago. St. AndnwWs Parish, whith iso rich ih history, has one histarical ;advan- jMge over Fort Gerdy in that it still fA'zius its original name and identity, To open our home markei, which wow consumes over NO per cent of all our farmers' produce, to the surplus production of some twenty other countries, must result in keeping the price of Can. adian farm produce down (0 the lowest possible level, because any advance in prices in Canada would at once induce those countries to ship their produce Yet I te. house vers he ur usly Place your mext order with THE JAS. SOWARDS COAL CO. - "Phone i\ &. heres I contend that the Canndian farmer, who has to invest large sums in barns and stables, nnd who fas (o feed his stock for six or seven months, should not he pected to compete with countries where the stock can run ont the whole year, and where the rate of wages is low If our Canadian wheat to American mills, it appe to me that the Canadian will have to. pay more for his flour and for his bran and shorts. and will be laced at a serious disadvantage in competing with the American farmer, who will have cheap bran. an abundance of corn and a milder climate. The' United States sells $4 worth of farm prodace in Canada for every 81 worth Canada seils to the United States. In the following comparative table the figures for Canada are taken from the Report of the Department 'of Trade and Come merce, and those for the United States are from the Report of the Department of Commerce and Labor at Washington, and are for domestic merchandise only ol rch opened 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000 00000000000000000000000000 1 stern ne r and FArY the me t rs it. "What club do you play for, my lad?" he asked. ' "Wandsworth Second Eleven, sir"! jenswered the boy : "And why not for the first eleven?" | esked Mr. Alcock, smiling. i "Because they say I'm not good | enough, sir," replied the lad. i "Oh, they do, do they? Well, would you like to plag for Surrey next week -Lohmann, 1 think your name f{s-- ch?" tl tus -- Exports from the United States, 1010 si15.202.411 109,096,300 LODR,32M { anada sold to United States, 1910. £2.307,125 1.66 1,060 G7o,818 int hari vaults that erudites will 1 I authorities » Aunlals Breadstuflis day pe haps to his book ALL KINDS OF LUMBER AT LOW PRICES, ASBESTIO PLASTER FOR go SALR. ALSO COAL AND ALL KINDS OF WOOD. years alterw ards the second anini Ater of St. Andrawe, \ the Rev. Wiliam Cochrane, and bislwife arrived 'af the settlement, avtd to Mr. Cochtand, al- terwards creatsd Archdeacom, is, given deservedly much of the ctedit of laying the "foundation $d the churbh on the Red River. He not only laid; the foun. dation of thet Mootestant (Wurch in Canmda west, huff he also ddpervised the erection of this pionebt church Bixfy-one years agd. It wasf net until 1844 that the firss Protesa 3ishop, Dr. Mountain of Motreal; \Wsited this ther remote épot. In 1849 the Diocese of Rupert's Land was éstablf shed, and the Rdy., David Anderson c{insecrated ite firah bishop. To this dhurch be- longed, hesides the settlers nearly all tie EngliNspeaking half-bleed popu. Remembers Their Names. The faculty of EE 18 ¢X0f remembering people dingly rare. In To. nto, it is suid th Archdeacon Cody St. Paul's Anglican Church, has just about tlie bess memory for names on record, At any he knows the name of every man working on the bis mew church that his congregation 12 erecting on Bigor aronteo Every marning the energetic archdedish "un. the ground moving about among the ons and labor and exchanging wo if greeting them 1 he one them, there is an immediate nguiry as to where so-and-so : To show to what an extent he ries his knowledge of by i rite gtreet, ers misses of CAar- individuals slum distriet dealing with present lav conditions among the rich. { "1 te" you, my friends," said | Father Stanton in the course of his {address "that, figuratively speaking, {the road to perdition is paved with and diamonds and motor. A voice from the back of the church taid softly "O death. where is thy sting? Sun-Roasted to Death. Dr. 8chweinfurth recently gave a thrilling account of the mode In which capital punishment is inflicted upon eriminals by the Al.Quadiis, a smail tributary offshoot of the great and powerful D jour people The nintéfactor condemned to die as this ereat opportunity--his heart's: oI h av good enough and surprised the world of cricket. -- A Weston (Huntingdonshire), England, n been observed cated to 8t. Swithin, and on the Bun- day nearest lieve his ears. George Lohmann could hardly be; He reddened like fire 16 'desire~was dangled thus before im, and, somewhat fearfully, an. vered : { "I should indeed, sir! And thus the boy who was "not " for Wandsworth's First leven began a career that delighted nawers New Mown Hay In a Church A custom which has existed at Old has again is dedi. immemorial The church om time St. Swithin's day the 23.400,.210 Provisions weg pn 130,851,077 dgetahbles OR3D08 4.670.828 I ask you to give careful consideration to the foregoing facts and to my record during the three sessions | have had the honor of being your representative and await your verdiét with the ut most confidence, Fruits Ses Your obedient servant, J. W. EDWARDS. Catavaqui, Sept. 14th, 1911 0000000000000000000000000080000000000 Bl Just Arrived | #5. WOur Fall Stock Ix now open for inspection, Prices reasonable, k Work guaranteed. is bound to a post firmly driven into the ground in some'open space where no trees afford a chade, and is there slowly roasted to death, not by any art ficial means involving a waste of fuel. but 'y the natural heat of the sun's rays they reach our earth in its equatorial regions. To protect his sufferings and fo avert his too speedy end by sunstroke, the ingen- ious Quadii cove r erring compatrict's head wifl green leaves, which effectually shield his brain from Phoebus's darts No such protection however. accord. ed ta his body, which gradually dries up: shrinks together, and ultimately becomes carbonized One chance of lation of colony, as wel 42 & large i Cor Ragot and Barrack Sta. § number ofthe Hudsoth BigCo.'s of. (1 1 ° es "Phone 941. ficers # i . hos ! vhais of is the church. Ti " \ » During 1h sixtySwd ; : sssass existence the risth pv ; besides jrrival in . the Revs. Mr, West nd Mechdeacon 1007: was company ol The ond 0 1 0" Cochrane, the pliowing if gts in | TelAtv it could urder némed: Rev. Dr; Gardiner, (1! ie rector was an Archdeacon Hunter, Young, '| Foy int Jen HE Sua palit, Bishop Grisdale, Rev : Fortin, cular family, but : was -be- Rev. MF. Barber, Re Shot J. w, |€innius the hiz guick eye Rev. Baby Dreadful Sufferer, Could Not = Keep Him from Scratching. Every Joint Affected. Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and He Is Well, Matheson, Rural Dea Folineon, ticed an absentee. "Where's Ma Mr. King, Rev. G. B. Bibwnles and] Herberis" he asked. It was surpris- Rev, A, J. Warwick, regent in. | 8 and geafifying to the family to see cumbent; whd\still p 16 the des that their = cle g¥man remembered a endants of the settler , Wich every every one of ther numerous progeny, Sunday. There dd il 4 few mem- Ha ara bers of "the parisit, Iii Wha wers Imports" Increase. present as the openi ces Jixty- WO vears ago. Tig ~.5 - The old municipality # : Andfews : as a Jupetlicial aregt i 8 ve --ETT Ci undred miles. and bxténdg fr. * Bnelosed find, my son's photo ani T feel : : fom WHting these few lines to You T am only EArkdale fs Winmi Beach; hing my duty, amy son was a dreadiul sullerer from cozvina. At the age of two weeks ha bagin to get coversd with odd spots on his legs and groins, which mother thought was red gum or thrush: but day by day it grow worse until every joint and creviee were the welt shore of the ifiver, T! Teirk © affected and bab started rdifice is strewn with new mown hay. The tradition is that an old lady vequeather a field for charitable pur. poses on condition that the tenant provided the hay to lessen the an- oyance caused by the squesking of 'he new boots worn by the villagers n Feast Sunday. There are other >xplanations--one that it is an offer- ng of the first fruits of the hay har. vest and another that it is a survival sf the custom of strewing the church {when the floor was only beaten 'arth) with rushes, these being re rewed on the festival Sunday. -------------- History of Polo. i Polo is the most ancient of all games with stick and ball, and probabl rockey, golf and cricket are but how'. 4 aextions of it. The earliest records off thé game are Persian and date back fo 800 B.C. Ia India it seems 10 have been known for centuries before the British occupation, but it rose ints favor only some hall a century ago when the English residents began to practice it. ie game was introduced into England by the officers of the Tenth Hussars about 1963, bu! at that time the players used hockey sticks and billiard b It was John Wat sori of the Thirteenth Husssts whi {drew up the rules and regulations which changed polo from a wild, skill. less game into a scientific . sort. in his big eo the story is held the last family, and was Rey no- the fresh CALE SOLICITED CRAWFORD & WALSH Princess & Bagot St tion ig open to the roasting mau while ax yet he is not completely "done to death." If a cloud pass betwéen the sun and Fis: place of torment. he is at ance enst loose from his post, and becomes an ohject of popular reverence, as a tighty magietan on whose behalf the supernatural powers have deign. ed directly to intervene. Bot clouds seldom inteifets with the adininis. tgtiots cf justice un the days sclect <shastern Guafdian me ---------- Frogs In Post-Box. A Nantwich (Eng.) postman receiv. ol a surprise ou going to clear a piliat-box late ar nigh. He found twenty-eight live froge and two dead : ohes awong the Jetters. He removed them a bul the letters were Odd Names In Old Times. badly smearsd Three playful bova Among the good men and true on have beet fined ju' connection with [a jury in Sussex in he seventeenth the affair ! {century whera Steadfast-on-High ns --------------------. Write In Sand. Stringer, KillBin Pimple, Cod Reward Smart, and Fig t-the.Good- Korean children 'in schoo! 'nse sand |Fightot-Faith White Hume's His: boxes instead of slates. They write |!0T¥ mentions Mr 1-Christ-Hed Not, | the differegt Chinése chatacters and have to lentu them early in life. The For the past quarter of the present fiscal year Canada tots! trade was $180 880 42%, an insrease of $9.706.- TOR, as compared with April, May and June ok lust year. The increase was entirely in imports, whieh total. Ted $121,35%,85%, nearly twelve millions more than for the correspond. ing period of last vear. Exports of domgstic préducts ag. gregated SBME, a falling off of nearly three millions, of which twa millions was in experts of fori roduets. The trade for June total ed $68.710.369, an 'nerease of $2608. #45. Tinports for the month totalled FLI906,381, an increase of a little over thres millions : Customs revenue for the these } Leading Tailors. municipality where Lord | Ey tablished the first clany, one denitury ago, has just et Sor 10" new life, and a low Dénce will see this picturesque valley become one of tha most attractive dbd densely. Ronied suburban ¢ietflots ju Canadas. Andrews, however, still affords the traveler & rare giimpdé of the olden times, a« here are to be seen the square-hewn and picturesqilé cabins a he Sriiest orf inhabited to- day by thew sons a 3 hh : ancient fortress of the Hudson Bay at a a HENSRE, wu erase venturers sll stands as it did when . ; : it entertain Selkirk" tia kirk's Sovernory or Immigration Grows. B'mpsou's voyageurs. . Chtisda * § ii Canada's immigration ws, The hs Our brave bulfaloditiiiters, oh; where fizures for the month June last anno show an influx of 40,000 or are they now? iy ) startet, Those true sons of freedom flow fol | on against 34.452 for June of last yar, a 16 per echt. increases. Of this Io low the plow; : Still free. agd his labor provides for | number 27,954 came in at ocean ports, in gions tend of dl eile Beople im the Unitey tate 7) 8 ours, we moved across the undary to the hon x ie «i { i - Ne a stick. and tien the box is shullfed [shortened into Damned Bate me reanll." ; somber of 12,035, to prepare for another. {Landes Chronicle. : ee : : Men wouldn't have time to ears af There are times when it is easier liviag if they had to put their hair upto find a four-leaved cloviy than the Fun vy 30. 8 ha CooL ikevhole in a fromt door. : a woman hasn't anything else! A man can' accomphish 4 lot while 16 do ale clnoges her dress or der lkaitine for his ite, who is going to . : { in @ rss ssassssssssssssaP Pe NT THE PRESERVING TEST | FOR NEARLY ©0 \ EARS, Died-For<You: You Hud lees Damned Barebone, whose lung name dufeated | is drawn in the sand with is own object, being generally! | EXTRA GRANULATED SUGAR bas stood the searching test o preserving time, This possible because of it consistent high quality. FROM YOUR GROCER. The Canada Sugar Refining Co., Limited, Montreal Established in 1854 by Joho Redpath. Ass Ev SES SANA SAS is only Exparience may be the best tewcher, | t's a pretty good fault fox a» wor} bit some people prefer s more lash: man's elbow to be sharper than: ber ionable school. tongue. The noblest work of God is mar'! There are degrees of pride. hat you can't make sowie married wd- the man with red hair Fades (0 wen believe ite. F bald, : ; be

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