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Stoves. (famous city for stoÂ¥es) Piano«. Separators, &c.. &c., were all worthy â€" articles, nicely _ avrranged. There is also a fine track for mceflov- ers, a Midway for the lighter moments a Grand Stand performance, &c., but more band music throughout the day ;vuuld giye a cbaracter to it that it ack s. Pear Sir, The magnituade of Toronto‘s big Show has a tendency to unduly dwarf the Forest city‘s efforts and some o‘her pretentious places. _ Favored with line weather the * Western Fair " in attendance and interest was very successful and financially safe. There was a good display of cattle in dairy and beef breeds, while the sheep would have delighted the heart of a Muir, a Swanston, a Nichol or a Brigâ€" ban. Pigs were also of high quality, In the Agricultural Building tbere was taste displayed in the arrangeâ€" ment of roots, &c., and in spite of the dry season, the quality was good. In the mwachinery department there is evidence of the widening use of gaso â€" line engines for a variety of purposes, fHoaest districts in Ontario is a treat in itself. By October 15th our new factory at Hanover will be ready. We will require fifty girls. We also have room for a few girls in our present quarters. _ Applications will be received now by The Williams, Greene & Rome Co. It‘s a pity when sick ones drug the stomach or stimulate the Heart and Kidneys, _ That is all wrong! A weak Stomach, mears weak Stomach nerves, always, And this is a‘so true of the Heart and Kidneys, ‘The weak nerves are instead erying onut for help, This explains why lie Shoop‘s Mestorative is promptly helping Stomach, Heart. aud Kidney ailments, ‘The Restorative reaches out for the actual cause of these ailments.â€"the feiling * inside nerves. Anyway test the Restorative 48 hours. It wonu‘t cure as soon as that, but you will sarely know that help is coming, Sold by MacFarlane & Co. anlmen($,â€" Anyway tes It wou‘t ea will sare‘ly | Mr Robt. Whitmore accompanied by his sister Sadie visited friends at Top Cliff Sunday, Firry â€" GmLs WaANTED Miss Kate Whitmore took in the Walkerton fair and visited friends in Hanover. Messrs Henry Sealey and John Arnetst took im the Walkerton fair and report a good time but did not see Longboat. Mr Alexander Bell, who is with his daughterâ€"mâ€"law, Mrs Robt. Bell, is very ill at present. We hope to soon hear of his recovery. @MIr John Lindsay of Toronto, visitâ€" ed his cousins the Brown family last week. Quite an improyement on this road last week by getting the stomes raked off and also another new cement sulâ€" vert. to the stomach nerves, alone brcught that success azu favor to Dr shoo‘f.nd his Restorative. Withâ€" ovt that original and bighly vital principle, no #0ch lasting a ~~omplishments were ever to be had. Dr. Shoop‘s Restorative tomach trouble is but a symptom and no# §~itseif a true diseaso. We think of I cartburn, and Indigestion as real diseases, tey are symptoms onlw a certain X <rve sicknessâ€"nothing e it was this fact that first (ormlyhdw in the creation of that now very popular Eâ€"medyâ€"Dr. Shoop‘s Restorative. Going direct Miss Ads Aljoe yisited friends in Durham a few days last week. WEFVIQITOT »TO HAPDTTHCCUTVA EL Potatceg, any kindâ€"D Hamilton, Apply to any Can. Pacific Railway J) Arch Park,. Coll Potatoesâ€"D Hamâ€" Agent for full particulats iflm' Swede turnips..R Edge, G Binnie. _ Mangolds..R Edge, J G R, MacFARLANE, Durham [ Gray,"" rietd Carrots..Thos Petty. a ‘Sngu beets.. Arch Park, M Barber. â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-,,â€",â€":!6 stalks corn.. M Barber, J G Gray. .Coll field root2.. Arch Park, H Grasâ€" Popular Place _ ‘by.Geo Binnie. Yb P CLASS 3..GARDEN VEGETABLES e * AH To# y West _ Coll vegetzbles.. W J Adams, R yintied hos gacts med cane. Mr ang[fRoge... Solsiyâ€" Mockien . Caslh sited his uncle an aunk, Ar and | Mris H. Sealey here last week fower.. Lang, Edge. Cabbage, earâ€" hoi o e O HC ' poge ly..R Edge, Lang. Cabbage, winâ€" Mr Alexander Bell, who is with h8|ter,.R Edge, Ramage) Cabbage, daughterâ€"imâ€"law, Mrs Robt. Bell, 193| req..R Edge. Carrots, long..R ‘ndigestion The exhibition is well wortha visit is the attractive, finely kept city, id the trip there, through one of the DITORKREVIE W Dear Sir. $10 TO WINNIPEG Same Conditions as former Excurâ€" sion=. _ Special Trains will leaye Toronto 200 p. m. on above date running through to Winnipeg RETURN for $18 ADDITIONAL Another Farm Laborers‘ Excursion FRIDAY, SEPT. 24 From all Stations in Ontario in attend neccessful Soid by MacFariane and Co Hanover, Out. London‘s Fair. Limited W Mens Mitts, hand madeâ€"H Gras* by, Howard McDonald. _ Women‘s fine mittsâ€"Mrs G,. McKechnie, Geo‘ Binnie Men‘s socks â€"Geo Binnie, H Maurer. _ Darned socksâ€"Mrs, E. A. Hay, H. Maurer Rag matâ€"E A. Hay, Thos Petty _ Yarn matâ€"Thos. Petty, H Maurer â€" Quilt log cabinâ€" E, A Hay â€" Quilt cottonâ€"A. Robertâ€" aon, Hay Quilt woollenâ€"D Edge Quilt crazyâ€"Hay, Maurer Quilt Fancyâ€"Hay, M Barber Quilt knitâ€" tedâ€"Maurer, Mrs. G. McKechnie Quilt crochetâ€"G Binnie, Maurer. Laâ€" dies‘ waist, silk â€"Maurer,. â€" Shadow Embâ€"Mrs G McKechnie, E. A. Hay Emb. centre pieceâ€"Mrs McKechnie, Maurer. _ Emb. in silk (other)â€"Mcâ€" Kechnie, Hay Emb. in linenâ€"Miss Mockler, Mrs J. Towner Bedroom slippersâ€"Mrs. G. Blackburn, W. J. Ritchie Nettingâ€"Mrs Towher, Miss: Mockler _ Battenburg workâ€"G. Mcâ€" Kechnie, Mrs Towner Battenburg collar â€"Mrs McKechnie, Thos Smith, Crochet lace workâ€"Moekler, Mcâ€" Kechnie _ Honiton.. Towner, Hay Knitted _ lace work â€" McKechnie, Maurer Tenerifie workâ€"Towner, Mockler â€" Duchess laceâ€"McKechnie Wallochin workâ€"D Edge, Towner Pin cushion.. McKechnie Fancy pin cushion .. Hay, Towner Sofa cushion painted .. McKechnie, Hay. Sofa cushion, emb.. McKechnie. Sofa cushion, any other..Geo. Binnie, W. J Ritchie. Pillow Shams.. Towner, Maurer Toilet set in wool.. Maurer, McKechnie Fancy Towels.. Towner, Blackburn Centerpiece .. Towner, McKechnie â€" Tea Cosy .. McKechnie, Hay Tablemats..G. Binnie, Miss Mockler â€" Five o‘clock tea.. Towner, McKechnie _ Handkerchiefs.. Mockâ€" ler, Towner _ Gent‘s shirt,. McKechâ€" nie, Maurer Coll. Ladies work .. Mcâ€" Kechnie, â€" Ladies‘Sh Waist.. Maurer Edge, A Park. Carrots, short.. W Ramage, R Edge. _ Parsnips..R Edage, E A Rowe. Celery, red.. W J Adams. Radishes, wintcr.. No prize, _ Radishes, summer.. Black: burn, Adams. Peppers.. Lang, Harâ€" vey. Tomatoes, red.. Blyth, Binnie. Blood beets.. R Edge, W Ramage. Turgip beets.. Blackburn, R Edge. Onions from seed ..A Park, R Edge. Silver Skins..Thos Petty, Lang. Potato onions, common..R Edge, Blackburn, â€" English Potato onions.. R Edge _ Dutch Sets (pint).. W J Adams. Onions from Dutch sets.. W Willis, R FEdge. Squash, bush.. REdge Veg. Marrow ..R Edge. W Weir. _ Table turnips.. D Edge, R Edge. Sweet corn..R Edge. Watâ€" ermelons.. Rev Farquharson, Citâ€" rons .. W Weir. 2 loaves bread, special by H. H. Millerâ€"R Barber, Geo Ritchie, Wm Grant. 2 loaves brown breadâ€"Wm Grant, W J. Levi. 2 loaves, Mcâ€" Gowan‘s flourâ€"R Barber, Geo Ritâ€" chie. 1 loaf, McKechnie‘s flourâ€"R Barber, W Grant. Buns.. Wm Grant W J Levi. Tarts.. H M cDonald, J W Blyth. Apple Bie.. A Robertson, Wm Grant. Pumpkin pie..H Mcâ€" Donald, Howard McDonald. Pie, any other.. Wm Grant, Arthur Mcâ€" Donald. 6 bottles canned fruit..J S Mcllraith. 3 bottles mixed Pickles 5o lbs Tinnetâ€"Geo Ritchie. Harry Williams, Arch Park. 25 1bs. Crock â€"Robt. Edge, Geo Binnie, J G Gray. 4 lbsâ€"â€"M Barber, Wm Grant, H H McCrie. â€" Homeâ€"made cheeseâ€"J W Blyth, ..J S Mcllraith, Raspberry wine.. A Park, Geo Binnie. Maple syrup.. Geo Binnie, Wm Grant. Honey ih Comb.. W J Ritchie. Honey strained .. H Edwards. Coll of Jellies.. Geo Blackburn. FINE ARTS. Pencil Drawing..Thos Smith, H Maurer, _ Crayon Drawing..E A Hay, Thos Smith. Cr. Drawing, Animal Life.. Maurer, Thos Smith. Cil Painting, fruit..E A Hay, W A Lawrence. Oil Painting, landscape .. Hay, D Hamilton. Oil Painting, animals.. Hay. Water colors, landâ€" scape.. Maurer. Water colors, fruit and flowers.. Hay, Maurer. _ Water colors, animals.. Hay. Painting on Satin.. W A Lawrence, Thos Smith, Painting on velvet.. Maurer. _ Pen and Ink Sk.. W Livingstone, Manrer. Painting on Chinaware.. Wim Calder. Thos Smith. _ Burned woodwork.. Hay, J Blackburn. SPECIAL FCOR SCHOOL CHILDN. Fail Wheat, white..G Binnie. J W Blyth. Fall Wh. red.. Wm Willis. Wm Weir. Spring Wheat.. Wm Ramage. Buckwheat.. Wm Ramage H Grasby, Oats, sh white.. H Grasâ€" by, R Edge, Wm Ritchie. Oats, long white..T G Lauder, R Edge, Ges Aljoe. Barley, 6 rowed..J W Blyth, W Ramage, Geo Aljoe. Peas, small white.. Wm Willis, H Grasby, 1) kage. Veas, large.. W Ramage. Timothy Seed.. H Grasby. Flax Seed.. W Andrews, H Grasby, 12 Ears Corn..R Edge, H Williams, H Grasby. and Classâ€"E Milligan 2nd, Marâ€" garet Lindsay 3rd. 3rd Classâ€"(1) Myrtle McClocklin, Ebordale, (2) Ruby Meenagh, No. 9,.53) Geneva Patterson, No 9, (4) Gladys Hooper, 4th Class, Writingâ€"g) Jennie Cook, Zion, (2) Ethel Mutch, (3) Ev Coutts Nog, (4) Lucy McKelvey. Mapsâ€" (1) Unknown, (2) Gordon Grant. CLASS 10â€"FRUJT,. Coll Fall Apples.. R Edge, Blackâ€" burn, W Weir. Coll winter apples.. G Binnie, REdge, W Weir.. Alexâ€" S. Grey Prize List CLASS 6â€"LADIES‘ DAIRY PRODUCTS. MISCELLANEOUS, FIELD ROOTS. GRAIN. Golden laced wy. câ€"â€"Harvey. Henâ€" Luxton, Harvey. Buff wy. câ€"Art McDonald _ Henâ€" Art McDonald. Wh. cres. bl. Poland hâ€"Grasby Game cockâ€"Luxton 1 & 2. _ Henâ€" Harvey 1 & 2. Cochin c.â€"Luxton. _ Henâ€"Luxton Bantam c.â€"M. Wilson, H,. Grasby Henâ€"Wilson, Lang Grasby Y Rhode Id. Red c.â€"A G Luxton, G. A. Thompson Henâ€"Luxton, Thompson Silver G. Dark c.â€"Luxton. â€" Henâ€" Luxton Bl Minorca câ€"Luxton, Art McDonald Henâ€"Luxton, G. A. Thompson Wh Minorca Hâ€"Grasby Orp. Buft c.â€"W.J. Ritchie, Luxton Henâ€"W J Ritchie 1 & 2 Orp. any other câ€"Cowan â€" Hâ€"Cowan Bi Spanish câ€"Harvey Henâ€"Grasby Harvc‘. ; Wh Wy câ€"Thompson, CC McFayden Henâ€"Thompson Sil. laced wy, câ€"2nd, C C McFayden Henâ€"2nd, CC McFayden it Light Brahma eâ€"Luxton_ Pâ€"Luxton Barred Rock câ€"Grasby, Luxton Pâ€" Luxton 1 & 3 Buff rock câ€"Art. McDonald 1 & 2. P â€"â€"Art McDonald L&2. /0 °0 0 i2?. _ D Ed-ge. Plums, yellow egg.. D Edge. â€" Plums, Pond‘s seedling.... Harvey. Plums, any other kind .. D FEAge. R W Paterson, G Blackburn. Wiuter Pears..A S Hunter, M Barâ€" ber. Fall Pears.. R Edge, H Maurer. Grapes . . No prize given. PLANTS AND FLOWERS Coll hot house..C W Lang. | Coll house plants z0 var.. Geo Blackburn, Hugh McDonald. Coll house plants 12 yar.. Thos Petty, Nat Harvey. Coll 6 var..J S Meliraith. Coll donble geraniums, .G Blackburn, Art McDonald. Coll single %emmuins. . H McDonald, G Blackburn. Triâ€" color ger...Hugh McDonald, Howard McDonald. Scented ger.. N Harvey. Begmias, flowering..G Blackbirn, Thos Petty. â€" Coleus..C W Lang T Petty. Fushcias.. Blackburn. Cacti .. Blackburn, N Harvey. Foliage plants.. H McDonald, C W Lang. Double ger white.. Miss Mockler, T Petty, Double ger any other color .. H McDonald, Miss Mockler. Single ger white. . Mockler, T Petty. Single ger any other color . . Mockler, Harvey. Ivy ger, plain..C Lang. Ivy ger. yariegated . . Howard McDonald, Hugh McDonald. Oleander..J S Mcliraith. Ivy.. & Edge, T Petty. Hibiscus.. N Harvey, C Lang. Amarylis..G Binâ€" nie, J S Mcliraith. Double Fushcia. W J Ritchie, G Blackburn. _ Single Fushcia. . Art McDonald, W J Ritchie, Abutilon .. Hugh McDonald, Howard McDonald. Balsams..G Blackburn, HGrasby. Hydrangea..H McDonald Cockscomb..N Harvey, T Petty. Hanging basket.. N Harvey, H Mcâ€" Donald. S$.C. wh. leg. é;-HuBh MeDonald, Howard McDonald. ,â€"McDonald, Hugh and Howard _ P a t R, C. wh. leg. câ€"Luxton, Grasby. P â€"Grasby, Luxton. _ _ S.C. br. leg câ€"W Livingstonc, Grasby Pâ€"Livingstone, Grasby.. is c Ramage, Petty. Wealthy.. W Wiiâ€" lis, D Edge. Standard.. Arch Park, Jas Gray. Crabs . . P utherbough, Ramage, Plumss Lombard..C Lang Rh. Id. red c.â€"Thompson P.â€"2nd, Thompson. Sil. fray dork. câ€"Luxton, Pâ€"Luxton Bi. Java câ€"Luxton, _P.â€"Luxton Bi. Minorca câ€"Art McDonald 1 & 2. P.â€"Art McDonald 1 & 2 ¢ White Min. câ€"Lang 1 & 2 ' Orp. Buff câ€"(Unknown) P.â€"M Wilâ€" CUT FLOWERS. Open Air Flowers.. Rev Farquharâ€" son, G Blackburn. Wild Flowers.. Petty, Blackhurn, Asters..C Lang, Blackburn. Dianthus..Lang. Gladâ€" ioli.. Blackburn, Mockler. â€" Larkâ€" .. Mockler, Blackburn Boquet, hand house flowers .. Blackburn, H McDonâ€" ald . Table ornament.. Blackburn, aug. > ..fi >« o_ Dark brahma câ€"H Grasb White ply. rock c..N. {lar\'cy, w Mountain â€" Henâ€"Mountain, Harvey Orp, Buft câ€"(V soq,rQV J Ritchie. spur.. Blackburn, Petty. Marigolds ..Hugh McDonald, Petty. _ Phlox Drum .. Blackburn, Harvey. Phlox Per..H McDonald. Pansies.. Lang, Blackburn. _ Petunias, single.. Rev Farquharson, â€" Lang. _ Stocks.. Rev Farquharson, G. _ Binnie. Snap Dragons.. Langâ€" _ Verbenas.. Petty, Farquharson. _ Zinnias.. Blackburn. Boquet, large vase..H. McDonald, Mceliraith,. Boquet, hand, any flower _ _Buff leg, c.â€"Mountain 1 & 2. Pâ€" Mountain 1 & 2. «" s _ Orp. any other c.â€"Wilson, Cowan. P] â€"Cowan, Wilson. | B Sp.c.. Har\'czl P.â€"Harvey Buff wy. câ€"Art McDonald 1 &2 Pâ€" Art McDonald 1 and 2. Game c.â€"Harvey 1 and 2. _ P.â€"Harâ€" vey 1 and 2. éochin c.â€"Luxton. _P.â€"Luston w Bantam c.â€"2nd M Wilson. . Pâ€"Luxâ€" ton, Grasby. CLASS 15â€"TURKEYS, OLD Bronze turkey câ€"Luxton, W Willis henâ€"Luxton, \X’illis Wh. turkey câ€"Luxton. Henâ€"Luxton CLASS 16â€"TURKEYS, YOUNG Br. turkey c.â€"Willis, Luxston. H.â€" Luxton. Wh. turkey câ€"Luxton. Henâ€"Luxton CLASS 17â€"DVECKS & GEBESE Pekin drakeâ€"H Grasby 1 and 2 Duck â€"Grasby 1 and 2. f Afiubury drakeâ€"Luxton, A Grierson Rouen drakeâ€"Lang, Luxton. Duck _ Luxton, Lang. p Drake, any other.â€"Luxton, Grierson. Duckâ€"Luxton, Grie on. â€" * _ â€" s; Ham câ€"Grasby 1 & 2. â€" Henâ€" CLASS 11â€"CHICKENS THE DURHAM| REVIEW POULTRYâ€"MATURE y _ Toulouse _ ganderâ€"Willis, Luxton, Gooseâ€"Willis, Luxton. Guinea fowlâ€"Luxton. CLASS 18sâ€"HEAVY DR. HORSES Spanâ€"H Riddell, S_ Putherbough. Roat Bnd it Bage: 5rd Riddell® " Filly 1 ge, 3rd Riddell. i yrâ€"Riddell. Geldinf l-yr-â€"e'gd R EJyge, 3rd W Ritchie. _ Filly 2â€":yrâ€"Thos Park, R Lindsay. Gelding 2â€"yrâ€"Geo Ritchie, H G Srigham. CLASS 19â€"GEN. PURPOSE Spanâ€"Geo Ritchie, M Barber. Mare and foalâ€"Scarf & Sons, D A Campbell, Jas Gray. 1909 foalâ€"D A Campbell, Thos Park. _ Filly l-yrâ€"Cameell, R Edge. Gelding 1â€"yrâ€"Thos Park, M Barber. ‘Filly 2â€":yrâ€"D Edge, (unknown) Gelding 2â€"yrâ€"(unknown.) | CLASS 20â€"ROADSTER Fine Artsâ€"N W Campbell Miss Galâ€" braith. Fruitâ€"A. E. Sherrington. Plants. & Flowersâ€"Mrs J J Ernest, Wm Lewis. Poultryâ€"J E Bennet. Horses â€" Cattleâ€"J T Gibson, M Gibson. Sheepâ€"J T Gibson, G B Hood Swineâ€"G B Hood. Grainâ€"A Robertson, Jno McGowan. Roots & Vegetableâ€"John Galbraith. Dairy Productsâ€"D W Cameron, Holâ€" stein. Mare and foalâ€"Donald Mclivride, H H McCrie, Henry Sealey. 1909 foal â€"â€"McCrie, Mcllyride. Pyilly 1â€"yrâ€"W Livingstone. _ Gelding 1â€"yrâ€"Jas Gray. Filly 2â€"yrsâ€"Bert Watson. Spring foal from Picador, 8 entries : Wm Ritchie, H Seaiey, A Grierson. CLASS 22â€"HORSES IN ACTION Test of speedâ€"H Williams, W Ritchic. Lad{ Driverâ€"3 entries, but no award marked. Miscellancousâ€"Mrs J Hendersen, Mrs B F Abrens. The Bowmanville Statesroan, in re" ferring to recent arrests in Oshawa on a charge of gambling, intimates that the gambling evil has prevailed to an alarming extent of late in the town in which the arrests haye been made, flmnâ€"A B McDonald. _ Single driver â€"H McDonald. J W Manarfi. W A Lawrence. _ Saddle horseâ€"C Roberts, 2nd * The Black." â€" Mare and foalâ€" Wm Scheurman, A Grierson, T G Lauder. 1909 foalâ€"J & J Hunter, A Grierson. Gelding 1â€"yrâ€"Wm Patton. Filly 2â€"yrâ€"T Vickers, fal Gray. Ladies‘ Workâ€"Mrs Henderson, Mrs Abrens, Miss Galbraith. CLASS 241â€"HEREFORD Bullâ€"A $ Hunter 1 & 2. _ (For Bull cag and Cow A S Hunter also takes 1 & 2.) It is to be feared Oshawa is not the only Ontario town in which this evil exists. There is reason to believe that nearly all towns in the Province are motre or less affiicted in the same way. And it is a great evilâ€"a very grea; evil, There is no nractice more utter. ly demoralizing than that of playing curds tor stakes, The game is always played at night, and the fascination of the play causes time to be forgotten so that hours which should be given to sleep are speut in that which leaves the blood fevered and nerves unstrung. Such practices cannot go on for long without undermining the constitution , no matter how strong the same may CLASS 21â€"COACH OR CARRIAGE CLASS 26â€"AYRSHIRES Bullâ€"J G Gray. Cowâ€"(3 entries, no prize recorded.) A Muir took 1 &2 in each of Ram, Sh. Ram, Ram lamb, Ewe 2 shears, sh ewe, ewe lamb and also the pen, _ Fat ewe or wetherâ€"A Muir, A Park,. Ramâ€"Brigham Bros. _ Sh.. Ramâ€" Wm Patton, Brigham Bros. Ram Lambâ€"Wm Patton 1 & 2. Ewe 2 shâ€" Wm Patton, 1 & 2. Sh Eweâ€"Wm Patton, Brigham Bros. _ Ewe Lambâ€" Wm Patton (no entry for 2nd.) _ Penâ€" Wm Patto#. CLASS 32â€"SHROPSHIRE Ramâ€"W Livingstone, W Willis. Sh Ram, Livin%ston. Brigham. Ram Lamb Brigham, W Livingstone. Ewe, 2 shâ€" M W Byers, W Livingstone. Sh eweâ€" Byers, Livingstone. â€" Ewe lambâ€"Livâ€" ingstonc, Byers. Penâ€"Livingstone. CLASS 33â€" LEICESTER Ramâ€"A Muir. S8h ramâ€"A Muir. Ram Lambâ€"A Park. A Muir. _ Ewe 2 sh.â€"A Muir 1 & 2. Sh eweâ€"A Park, A Muir. â€" Ewe lambâ€"Muir, Park, _ Penâ€"â€" A Muir. sSWINE CLASS 36â€"WHITE Boarâ€"Scarf & Sons. _ Pair sp pigsâ€" Howard McDonald. Hunter 1 & 2. Nor is this all. â€" The moral nature is demoralized by the creation of false ideas of value. _ Where the stakes beâ€" come at all heavyâ€"and in but few cases are they kept within anything like moderatelimitsâ€"the rapid change of piles of coin from one to another causes earnings in wages or salary to seem so small by comparison that a distate for honest labor as a means of making a livelihood is developed, and then the victim is in a fair way to utter ruin. Vigorous action, such as has been taken at Oshawa, would do much to clear up the moral atmosphere of a good many places, and mmight, by causing others than those directly inâ€" terested to reflect and see where they aredrifting, be the means of preventâ€" ing many moral wrecks in future.â€" n o o td 2 oys 2 > . t oi . ts S lz a â€" ":'-9 a _.“’i 3 *‘ * fi’;?::',“‘ m se / e# " tee ie ge‘?. 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