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ASSEMBLES VERY BADLYDEFEATED in Bvfrlecrmns AWHHIK

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IHIIESE HEVULUIIUN LUUKEO illii Will ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,., ,.,,,, n,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, F ELIHKS EASE

Scenes in Commonsat Open- I I 1 ‘ 1 ` °' ° _ ' ' ` ' ' Crew Saved-Was Driven

ing Applause for Borden

o'r'rAwA. NW- 15-(ny wire)-

Pnrliamcnt is again nt work.

victors and vanquished faced each

other ncross the floor of the Com-

n,qn’s‘ chamber this afternoon. Sir Wilirid Laurier took the opposition lender's chair amid thunderous ap- ` plnnse of the Liberal remnant. H0n_ ll. I.. Borden took the place allotted to the Prime Minister and the Con- servntives one hundred and thirty six raised the roof with a riot which cm- hodicd all their feeling- of triumph in one wild and Prolonged yell which

luis been tuned up for Hfteen years,

'|‘hc faces of the two men Wu-9

studies. Each was dignified. Sir

Wilfrid \vas serious.

lie acknowledged the salute of his followers with n smile and sat im- pnsnively' through the demonstration

nccordod to his conqueror. `

Borden read his ovation with evl`-

dences of thorough relish.

'l'hc scene was n||_ animated nnd in-

teresting one the members fornlimg into line and crowding forward eager. ly for their initiation. ` The Scnntc`met at three- o‘clock re<‘ci\'ed Sir Charles Fitzpatrick, De- puty to Governor General. Sir Ghnr- les inquired if the Commons had a Speaker and was informed they had not yet elected one. Sir Char-len thcn requested them to go back and select n Speaker nnd "come again to_ morrow to meet the Duke of Con. nought and hear n speech from the Throne by which parliament will hc opened. The Commons retired and Dr, Tho. mas Sproul was elected Speaker and lllundin elected Deputy Speaker. The sitting then adjourned. I Four new senators were nvr-rn in at Upper Chamber. They ' ere Bell of Picton, Larivierre of St. li-,r.ii'nce, (leo. Taylor df Gananoque, ard ilu- fus l'opc of Compton. The appointments of nbc ‘net two were made only today.

Among the announccnmts coizlnin- cd in the speech from ~ne 'l‘luo-ic tu~~ morrow will be the creation ol new portfolio of the government mudc up- on branches from the '1ter\.>r and Agricultural departments.

It will contain the nnnou.1ccmcut

thnt Archives will be transferred to state department and that there will lie it hurid commission troazed ~.~.vh- out delay.

TOOK OVERDOSE OF NEBIGINE

lVl"i'AWA, Ont., Nov. 13-As the direct result of tuking nn overdose of it scdutive containing n mixture oi nhloral and potassium, Alex. Sin-_ clair '_‘r:~.lg, 2-f Montreal, who has been epondimz tim post couple ol mouths in the citv. died here lust night. Mr. Craig took nearly tlzc whole prescription 5, little less than two ounces instead of n teusliouful as directed, and which ho was t ikiug for fits ol nervousness.

THE lcNMllRl IRIII-

l.(`iFl ANGELES, Calif., Nov. 13.- ""“"i¥ hggen the Flite W.°sl‘ nl the lrinl of ariies i3. WleNpmara. .Progress today getting n. jury has been slow, but the speed of Inst week, when three iuro_rs were tippiiy sworn and three talosmen were passed for cause lil' both sides, hus encouraged those who are anxious to hear thc evidence to believe that 3 jury soon will he

l FOR BOOTH BUSINESS

HT. PE’l‘i<lRSBURG, Nov. 15-(By

wire)-A telegram from Mukden nay,- Lalng Chi Chino, the pioneer in con. Stitutional movements in China, has arrived there and delegates of ' the °0l\Stll-lltional party are consulting under his presidency as to the best means of ending the revolution with- out further blood-shed and regarding measures necessary for protection of

dynasty. '

It also confirms" the report that

Manchura has` declared its autonomy and the administration of govern- ment has actually passed into the hands of n committee who have mhm- Led a strong course to maintain pub-

lic order. _

SI-IAMGHAI, Nov. 15-(ily Wire)-~

'l‘he Arsenal is engaged in prepar- ing guns and mnrniiuitipur for the revolutionaries at Nauking where fighting is expected within a week un- less the tartar general accepts the proflcrcd price of 500,000' 'tucls for

himself and his soldiers.

PEKING, November 14-Yunu

Shi Kai, thc last prop of the throne, has reached Pekin at last. He camo today. accompained by- two thousand troops, and was warmly greeted by the administration. In honer of his

arrival an edict was issued appoint- ing him commander of all tho troops in the vicinity of the capitalfi. Great efforts ure being made to induce him to accept the premiership, but he has'given no definite answer as yet.

The national assembly today dis-I

cussed the question of the immedi- ate opening of 1’arliamen_t, but deeid-i ed that would be inadvisable. The matter was referred to a committee, which will consult with Yuan Shi

Kai.

The opinion is held at the legu-

tions that there are serious compli- cations in store for China and great- or suflcrings that sho has yet en- dured. The prospects of foreign in- tervention by other powers than Russia and Japan are begining to be discussed._Winter;ishe§pected to (Continued on page 6)

POTATOES ARE HIGHER ` ACROSS MAINE LINE

SOU'l‘HAi\lI"l`0N, N. B., Nov. 13-- After n touch of winter here, thcl worm rain came rind the rvcnther in now nlmost like Ju_ne. Tn; 1.-_.wir crop has been very lnrgc this year, and of good quality. At Woodstock potatoes are bringing- $1.60 for u ploughing had about stopped, but n 180 lb. barrel, while nt i’res<|.ic isle, last week, the price was $1.90 for it 165 lb. barrel.

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l)'l"l‘AWA, Nov. 14-An ullcr of

$13,000,000 as the purchase price of the business of the J. R. Booth Com- pany, made by an English syndicate ol capitalists, has been refused. The price it is understood, included the goodwill ofthe mammoth business controlled by J. Il. llooth, the water- powcr of tho Uhaudicrc Falls, the timber limits, and in short every as' set owned by the firm. ln financial circles it is said that the, syndicate desirous of getting the Booth plnnt is beaded by Sir Mux Aitken.

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY

IN BROOKLYN NOTA*

NEW YORK, Nov. 14-Mrs. Mariol- in 'l.-dar and her five your old danglr ter Rosie and her mother, Mrs. Anti

cettn Sclna, met depth yesterday iq) the hands of n murderer. who lnviw- ed thc dark kitchen of their home in nrgoirlyn. The crime was committed with n revolver, each of the victims hnyng shot through the forehead at close range. No arrest has yet been

obtained.

Minard's Liniinent Cures Burns. E*-¢~

made.

_ig--1--i*-*-‘ lunar-d'e Linfment lor enle everwheri

The agitation of the past few YGBFF ilpa _respited in raising the standard “I purity or dross ` and me_¢i°i“°° throughout the United States and Canada. That there is still room for lm!r°v¢§\°{;.¢~ h°'v°v¢f is °ll°"i‘ W th eco t s grts pf the Governlgppt _An lyrti. 'Eheg doctimentl 1! \1.°‘l ln0§_thly' gl s the ,esults of tests. [np e of drugs ,roe\iI-ed from <1\‘\l}' gigh _all over til; Doinildon and are absolutely unbiased. 'ifs _e lcrepin or 'f"erter for sxrmplo-it is' an isrtiale 0 g.I|;,1qlt di 'co _sum ,i011 P. 0 lpn and 0,5111 1% 9 metre use

i_ pri ng y`qiEq me,-$1, _li 011% lh%El¢|‘$_¢:o£In eii;°'tdmtIx4»IPi'l_Id;¥'

ing as low as 71 ber cent. Among those whose products tested highest was The McKinnon Drug Co,-tli‘6ir's going above requirements, being ab- solutely.pure -100'per cent. It is not only in Cream of 'l‘¢\l'tlll‘ th” Y-ll* firm shows excellence and purity- ,vgfy di-ng oflered for sale is of the very highest quality possible to pro- cure and cheapness and low qua ity are entirely disregarded ln buying stock. Their prescription trade ian a result of this is becoming a very im- portant part of theira !\‘0Wl“8 b“5l' ns" prescription fllgs elwwlilll I marked increase ln- _numlrefg 0’v'!l‘ 1811 year. In the filling of prescriptions,

LONDON, Nov. 15-(By Wire)- Artbur Ponaonhy, principal private secretary to the late Campbell Bun- nerman when prime minister, speak- ing at the reform club on "The de- licacy of Anglo' German relations" said "only today I was assured, and I believe the statement true, that last September we were on the verge of war, that the North Sen, was cleared afor action and had torpedo nets out in expectation of an attack from German torpedo boats."

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CUHMIEH li] Will

HIS SIIHUULBIIY LUVE

l‘lDMUNIli'l'l`l)N, N. ll., Nov. ld--/\`

romance of which had its beginning in School days at Mcmramcook will bo culminated next Monday morning "L (lausapscal (Quc.), when Miss Jeanne 1’1nca_ult, of that place, will be uu- ited in marriage to Maximilian ll. _(-70Fml0l'. ha|‘ristcr~at-ln.\v, of Ed- rnundston, Ilev. le,~_ y,_ |;c,,,,,._,,,|c, l,_ I’., will perform the ceremony_

Miss Pincault is thc haughtcr nf Mr. and Mrs. _.John I’ineault.'She s a graduate of Memramcook (jgnvgnt and Newcastle Acamedy and later studied at Quebec. She is an accomp- lished musician-_ .

Mr. Cormier was the clefeatcdcan-

didate in the last general election in Victoria-Madawuska.

lil DHUWN EXCEPT

SEHi]iiN|§H‘S SKIPPEH

NEW LONDON, November 12-

Word was received from Fort Terry, Plum Island, tonight, th-at about nina o’clock an unknown two-mastcd schooner sank in Plum Gut, and that probably all except the captain were drowned. An hour after the boat sank the captain Hosted ashore, tied to wreckage. Shortly afterward ,= man and n woman were seen in a dory at- tempting to make land, but 100 feet from_shore a wave struck the boat overturning it. 'l`hc man was wash- ed ashore. There was no clew in his clothing to the name of the boat or his own name.

ULSTIR UNIONISTS T0

-FIGHT HOIAE RULE

LONDON, Nov, 13-Ulster llnlon-

ists are forming a network of organ- izations for strenuous resistencc to

tc;-dnv's N. S., mail and arrived here

1011 ' Dewar

Iirac o Pt. Ro__d. 61 Brinkley! I’t. F 46

Uovehead

Pleasant Grove.

Little York.

Bedford. Tracadie.

Mt. stewart.

Pisquld.

Mohaghan.

Fort Augustus.

.lobustorfs River.

Mt. Herbert.

Southport.

iii 40 eo 9 .l 75 sa

28 67 81 53 74

' 880

Majority for Dewar

Merglwil

Pownal. 5

Pirquid ilosfl. 34 Cherry Valley. 42 Vernon River 70 Grandview. 72!

i'>alcdoniu._

Orwell Cove. Eldon. _

i~‘oa'r A

Palmer Palmer '70' 97

sa 47 zo 1 6.0 27 as

zo 26 41 11 is

GW »- ra

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B ELF A i_il’l‘ .

' Nesl

00 17 37 29 25 I0 21 32 13

gliount Stewart.

30

J, _flash by 240.

UGUSTUB

lllliil

Wo 37 25 34 37 47

Braekley Pt. ltd. Hré.'ekley_ Point.

Covehesd. » Tracadie Road. _ Little York.

Bedford. Trdcadie.

60 71

72

as nv 11.0 53 45 74 34 io zz

18 58 ill 40

53

isquid. 51 Monaghan-

Fnrt Au'g'ustus

-Iohnston's River,

Mt. Herbert.

liouthport Speciéllsl

' 810 704

Marjcrity for l‘a'lincr.

4il 30 53 38 62

31

\ Ilaszard Pownal 107' Pisquid. 35 Cherry Valley. 'll

Vernon River. Grand View.

Caledonia.

Orwell Cove.

Eldon.

Point Prim. Belle Creek.

30

'Ill 57 ‘Gil (ill 24 25 31 ll‘J 55 70 27

ill? 14 72

Pt. Prim. 50 Belle River 57 52 Wood Islands. 34 13

508 328

Majority for Macphail -240

The overturn of the Liberal admin-

istration in the Provincial Legisla- ture wns nccomplished yesterday in the by elections in Fort Augustus and Belfast Districts, Dr. Dewar in the former and Prof. Mucphail in the lat- ter winning notable victories over their opponents and carrying their constituencies for the' opposition lcausc under the leadership of John A. Matbieson, M. L. A., whose party, with the new additions. will have the ‘balance of power when Legislature again meets. r "

The above summaries show there-

sult of_ yestcrday’s fall of ballots, which by the way was accompanief by n fall of snow. and for tne purpo- ses of comparison the results of thc election of 1908 arealso published.

The vote yesterday was smaller in

each case t an in the last previous contest. In Fort Augustus the total for 1908 was 1514 and in 1911 1404- In Belfast thc total polled in 1903 was 1018 and in 1911 896, u dc- creuse of 122 votes.

The returns would iudlcnto n senti-

ment nmon'g thc voters of n desire for a change. In Belfast District Prof

Wood Islands.

41

90 28 'I0 20

Specials N ii

507 _ 451

Majority for i-lnszard. i `

Maephail lcd in every poll except Pownal. This was the only poll which gave Mr. Nash a majority nnd this was greatly r`educed. Prof. Mac- phail also led in Pisquid, Cherry Val- ley, 'Bell River and Wood Islands, polls which gave good Liberal majo- rities in 1908. Mi:-t'cphail’s total vote was 117 in excess of that polled by Dr. Ilodgerson in 1908 and I more than Mr. Justice Haszard's, :hen Premier. 1 Dr. Dewar won 'a decisive victor) over Premier Palmer. The return. show that the Doctor led in ever) poll and in eight of these he over- turned majorities obtained by the Li bcrals in 1908. The biggest over- turn was in Southport, the Doctors home, where a majority of 10 war turned into minority of 59. Hi polled 105 more votes than Mr.Woo¢‘ in 1908 and 19 more than Mr. Pal 1 mer did in that year.

Throughout the two districts rc

ports indicate a quiet election-

Thc only poll about which nn\ doubt exists ua to the coi'rcctr\cS-i if the figures is Pleasant Grove.

'1‘bc Spcviul Votes will he vcfy WW

.if uny.

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the firm are exceptionally W0" Qlllllr fled both Mr McKinnon and Mr.

` t 3.25. eleven.

0| fiirlty-~9ll pgr cent, and many [all-Bethune being capable dispensers. individual. ll

Ute, me vieus night was t\;eutvmnvee:1t<;¢r§¢:¥ S'|mn_ every day. soudefsidzmzr

' _ abov zero. 't ni' e a. . y ` _ ,y m o ' __ ___}_

EEN 0 it wig thirty ine degrees _above aero _-W a”g'lrl as lsdy'_s help to

-~*-- - and ht nine "p. in., it' was lorty three 81,' to Manitoba. A'DDlY at °“°°

(C°“““"l*°°l __ ¢ié‘ rel-is above. ' .ts we Upper Prince st. u-1eean>d-

"The s¢HEKn`t a_r§l'E`fi'Kd of 1!\‘l"l'»U- 'she length of _today will be nine I ,MNT 5"‘n'§i`,I1(0r Terai house ENCE a newspaper exerts. is flreatly hours and thirty-five minutes. xx/ _w,m_€_ 'Apply 63 Efpper prince

important to its advertisers, for the ' we tide will he high tonight at S-“ect” _ 11-i5d§4lpd_. advertising in a newspaper receives 1. use tomorrow night at g-sg: lsw 7,,-A~N-;i,-§)-~-H'-',,_-e‘.'h~"éi{{,¢d com little attention or credence unless the rises ognorrow morriiils It - 8" Huw' mmm Wmber 0| paper has the entire confidence of its Saturday morning a _9._ * 432 quarts ‘wen D" day and price want. readers, as to ite policies, as to its The pun sets this eseninsxsx., ._t ed Address wihdwr H°t°1;New Gyn. treatment of public questions. and as and tomorrow evening est gm.; usd .go-wi N' S_ 1 'n_16dh,.gf'd__ lliif'3'?:?l¥§'l`iZi'1“l..“”§ 32325'-`.i»'l§ T. 32%’ §‘llr°°.If.§’.`.'.l»'-`I=°`l»”f 'is " B6v§Iis'e”. ‘suriéfinc-~ “ner u p¢',¢¢n; (gr good or svil as in an moon rleei tomorrow morning m Net. Ollie ll ill “YU z°_;‘;dtf_

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The 'l`ui-ks lost only eighty men und

IS PUSIPU NED ~"°'@ by Gee

>lul;R1.\‘. Nov. 15-(Special by

ST. John, Nov. 1.5-(Special hy phone)-A schooner which is believed

1"! . _wlrci-on the reuqcst or nie sank or to be the North America, captains

'New Brunswick tho preliminary ex- ion, and owned by H. H. Acorn, 5U~!lllBll0D into thc charges against Souris.from Port Hastings with a cgi- Htlrry Clarke was postponed for one go of eonl was wrecked by a heavy Week ‘Wil tllc ilcfcndauli admitted to south-easterly gale at Souris thi’ bail. evening. n ns, developed that the Bank mi- Sh” “me “_ hier! 1;? tha dbfwkr ,_ - _ -‘ ,_ . water about mg t a an ropp

un am) summed funds mth whwh her two anchors at the end of t

the defendant was able to rnukc a . _ _ trip to New York' and that Clarke dragged to the shore. /it 7 o'ci0` was never requested to return al- the boisterous seas were break though willing to (1,, S,,_ over her and bands of men we IM# z=::;”°.i:;f;.:“‘;r.‘.§.“.“ “$251.52 ,§,°.,...*:

many statements previously made in mnment

10|, :newspapers were without foundation. A|,,,u¢, 3 .,'¢in¢k the wind has

hrealtuntel. The cables broke an

hulied slightly and 'several unsiiccesfi-

' lui uttempts \verc made to go to

_ i|| gl <It>l`y. V

Rogrrson livery time the men would wave thy

Sill lantern nn the shore the crew would 20 -

reply hy wnviug one of the schoon

____ cr's.

niu ifrlotk the wind was still

At C _ '

. ,, , , vor hi h. mid hugh breakers rollin f0.NB'IANFINUl LH' Nw' lsmfmy siiolle-wgril. The shore was lincg

Wire;--lligiltlng lust Frlduy ut 'l‘r|poli with hm,d,.,,dH uf p,._,,p1c_ who `v,-em l’l`UV0fl 11 m0Ht B1‘\`l0\'B 0110615 '-0 U10 anxious to do vnytlliug in their pow' Italians, whose left wing was almost cr to rescue the Crew for W11050 Ball!

t wn felt. 'l‘l\e luteg

‘ . r _ great auxic Y H ,

aéilplilkdaltéefl, thtrc bting 200 Ita! rcpnrts were that we men are Suu

S

I i _ on the schooner.

H twenty-two wounded. _ l.A'l‘I~lii _ ’ According to tile newspapers Great

sou ms Nov is-(Sw-lui by

Britain, France and Russia have as- ' ' '

,. Ph -'The crew of the SCIIOODBP

Sumd Turkey they will not. allow the Nu(;tli1)Aiixcrlca, consisting of (}ap_t'.

Italians to homhurd Smyrna, Salon- "Orion and (1, Myers, 1-lourisfrg ka or Dcyreuth or to blockade thc leogter-_ Fortune and Chas. Dcilglb

Darduneilcs. Ilollo Bay. were rescued 'from th\eii°

- vrilous osition at 10 oclock till

I0 P _ . nvening by the Souris life paving;

crew, under the command of C_a°_pt. Norman McIntosh.

The Nmth Amp,-ina yeast.;-rnlay morn- ing, bound to Sourie. left I""'t‘ H55'-` ‘n 9 at S o’clork Bile 18 OW

_ 1 g f -

'f""‘ qt-e hundred yards from the S o_rc,

fm-ectly opposite J. G. Sterns'store.°

RICHMOND, Nor. 15~iBy \vn~cl- -----_

Governor Mann today declined to in- terfere in the case of Henry Beattie and the y/ouug wife n|urderer‘s last

hope of escaping the electric chair on . Nov. 24 was swept away. ` _ .~

ASUUITH lil SEE

‘ ;,oNpoN. .\'f»vembcr 1-1- Premier.

` Asquitll, who hitherto has gclused; to _ _ _ ,‘ , _ ‘ ‘ I -` I

ucv deleg.itu\n'~ of nllllfll-HIS 5. _lm _'tl' |¢n[nd_ In view of the inipeudlllli Ill*

______ \t|~o<liicl.ioi\ in the house of* commons

- nf nm manhood surlrugc bill. Mr.

. ith has announced that he will

, , ' __ A n' ' - HAl'u"A7*- r"""- 15"lBY ““"’l”' seign dcputation of sullragettes un

The Court martial into the strand- November 21st,

Home Rule. ' They have no idea of _ _ _

taking up arms, but are determined HDUNIT IT" ing of thc Niobe opened today. Mrs. lgnnklailrilt ha:h;s]S§;c!;l(]1i;l\ml;:_ not to submit to a Dublin Purlia- _ Thee ommundor in evidence blamed,l>c;1éeHHa;'£§mp:ny slim dcp“mti0n_Sh° ment- nerd muster his career for not eau- 2° S

_ _ ~ ' ' t tn h uid. _first 0!

f::§:.‘:.;‘:..::.‘. WS Mlm GMBH AUTH BUGS °» ~f :;’.“.;:a“..,..: :'::;fr.;;.‘:.._

. . . _ _ , _ _ _ ` Wreck- I h' t 0 t to prevent the rn-

campaliln of passive resistance. _ I __ ;i;_i‘nncch§m\; rp' s women" She msn”

' ' _ . '- iscd.

8 NEW YUiil(, November 14-Mayor ` _ _ _ _ _ that rrmuliood slilirugeviuluil llfllll. ..

KE!-msn unynor forgot the su-ect cleaners-' IHll»f\DI‘-1-i’HIA- NW- , ‘_-‘ - u'|g|| 1REm'||E||'[ rwn. and tu-.lt uI\»r\funnnn "I ll”

- strike lonfcnough today hc said to A|f°9'dY member” or uw assommmn ` mail sympathy bccniise he is o mule

KENORA' Ont" Nommhcr 1`5_IThe welcome tlo New York I 1 500 niem- *lf ll°“"**°d A“¢°‘“°b“° M“““‘a°'““"' '___ is 9, moustroin; proposition.

Kcnora. hocluey club held a* larllcly bers t the state- Icdérmion (Hem of America are vrofmng by U". WAQHINGTON N V b H__F0lA

attended meeting in the council chi-im- -1° 1 th _ 'I victory of tho Athyemcs in the worm l - . 0 ein cl' A Te ber hcre tonight. Members present' “;°l_“_°“*’ cilbs-nat .°t‘?l’°.“?“'il 3’ serie* Since the §3_554,5Q chcqucs lowing the verbal representations J P5"U°ll’*‘l'°“ , °“F“"1V 1". 0"” “I H1" ::$:,,,\ tc,?,;‘v;{:,,:;)“h§,:‘¢¢ H, were slipped to 'thc monarchs Of 1105?' previously made to the llnited Stutcs SIR ° most enummmtlc mcctmgs the or” working' for reforms and changes, no- ban' "0 I Icwlcr I,ha'.'ll“l‘[0‘lf“"'1°f;lt\'fi0‘; wood pulp and printing paper, the '_“' ganlzntglun. ;¥cr\hH;l§e.,, was dum, and tably woman auiiragc. He t0l11 them brit ol tleir lunuxuri m government in regard to duties on, U,y<|)r;N, November ld-In thg

coélsibeim ewmhi; hood shape to that he ollpfwcd woman suilreglh llllt Cast-vcral had placed orders for German embassy has wut n unit' I0 house of commons today Jf-‘lm Diulm

the u sno it _ - '_ -- ' " 'h ,_ _- _ _ _ .. ' _ . fm, x,” start on nnother season winch bids Confreded “'95 u‘°l't“£1°‘i'éd ga' I' their favorite vehicle contlgpnif U" the “hte dr-,pnrt|n¢nl., hmnnliy railed thc attention d aw ttl)¢>l”::“l;,ll

_ _.lt h thcywane . Yell ~'.. -' ' ‘f h' " th‘- _ _ . .-~__; ~_S'~i-`lwar Hy.

fnlr to he the most successful on rc clriwwiweléhat more is not 2 Pm. cent, zxloasscnigl‘t;l;s€¥l9sWh(3: lggmulit; clnmung. undnr ' the (nv.-rml nniuma;<i¢$Ie;ti3m‘w;`1uty W' M0,-gun Sl-hun. cord. of women that wont it. You pculllr Wm.” ,,,,\,,,._cd in their hands. cluuse of tile rxn.i_|ng i.rea.tl'. the . LU, H". A,,,,.,~,,.,m t,.cm,,,r,.,~.,,,,,,.,-,\] ng

' of these cluhh_thihk y0l\ 01'” 1'1"" 'l‘bc new Mackmcn. Wll0 Will l‘l<‘i“l snrnc privileges ollered the i‘,.nzuliaiil1~,-rv,-.in charging that Great Britain

whole world of womcudom, but you not gniity lieforoautolh ilihg roun ul) nd mp" of “pc muy int., ,Uni 1"uhxsln`werc obstructing his work

'IHHUUGII PHONINCE are not. There nrc n Whom 101" “'h" try magistrqltes re' ` Tollhy l'I9l`l-7'S’l» D I H. l f- - and interferlnfl Wm* Ulf’ l“‘l"1’°“d°“°°

are not here today. You want tn Jack B_an_y'_. High; flank. Frome; thc United States. ihmugh .llxin nf Pm_S’a‘ The Becrptnry proqimd

break up the old notion of the unity puking '[`iy.,‘Morgan and _Bristol Lori. Norris, the American I'nbl|slu~rs s» Mm'-he www ,M11 with the matter

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Ycstnrday the Northumbcrlan<'l' left glfgflllgltlloigl brfmk “nan” "L l'f‘*;'_r;’I’s;v“‘. ,Mrcaay _hqsscégcd mm. rzorintion 'mu |l'sf»h‘i(lI`< Uwlal imp "WH fn* ,L c:;1eN|!¢dA 4

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len Q" rcw'r'n‘ lin L45 wh bhp Itmltaceilmltll lonwti ly," ww W cl y 'Pirie distinguished bunch Will nbcnd reuulri-_ the lnlln-rt:-.rs in n_mkr~ the , _...___- |,aS,_,c“¢m-g_ from t, exprc S and yes _a _e a _ _'I' l ' a wintci- olllllf Pi.aing"‘h'l"\¥ vlllllilvz tcm' msc “l1mlm~"M ht" 0'Ww"‘mlitt rin" ll\\’\'l\'/\ November 14~ Tim Al- - , ' ` ` ' f' uid' 'lt U' /$1. _‘YW tho “imvne late nc ion _ no o l 1 » . _.1

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The S. S. Harland left here i0\' , ‘1 _ B -_ ’ ' _ . law ch mprom; are _ ,..| 1 in 0.

l‘0llON'l‘C, Nov. 6 ( y wnol quarters. 'the wor s e urn pievnr <<~ _ _________________

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stern ex ress was Y _

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And went my busy wily. Till chance, or into-I say not whic

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THE SEED5 WE ARE SCIITTERINO.

"I dropped u seed beside it lmill. ‘ill inlllllfli Ulml- 5"-,U In m°u.°I‘ 5

procession of unholy intluences which will go on forever. The good things that Inll H091

THE CHARLOTl`ETO_ G ARD

Led me one Summer dll' ,your hands. as you go zllcng the Along the selfsamc path; and lo! way. are seeds. and will list ille- A flower blooming there, l "When msn do anything l‘or‘l.lud.-‘ As fair as eye hath looked upon. ‘tho very least thing,--they never can And sweet as it was fair." ‘know where it lillll UNI. D01' WTB! B*

:mount of work t will do for lx nl."

We are all sowers. We are all thel,

whip- scattering seeds. Our own life,"Sow a thought, and you will reap and the lives of others about. us are, and act; the fields in which we drop the seeds. ` Sow an act, and you will reap B

“Bury my influence in my |_:rave_ habit;

with me," said a wicked man, dylnzf Sow a habit, and you will rs” 0 with bitter remorse in his soul. Buti character; that is impossible. _ i Sow n nhe»l'B°l»¢\`. Mid 7°" 'lu "QD

The man who writes a bad boukgl A deltlny."

or paints an unholy picture, or sings Rev. J. Miller- i

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