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non. oemmun nooeaa '1'» one liter another. sooner 01' Zait-ir, the summons comes and the ..., s work is ended. “He was born till-l he died‘ is the common bio- ~-.-..phy ot the race; happy are they ".1 blest tho world because of 1m, who have fllled the interval . ween, short or 10118 "m! llelllllll wvico to their fellow men. =\f the late ezGovernor Rogers, ‘J59 death is recorded elsewhere ..-. this issue. it may truly be said "Mil. he tilled the measure ofhls pars with faithful and honored »--»rvice. To few of his contempor- ries has it been given to stand so .mg in the public gale. In com- xierclal life. in political lifeas a ‘egislator and as a lieutenant gov- ~-rnor ot -his native province be friends and no enemies; serving his country Ibe best oi‘ his ability. 1in private Iife he was genial, warm hearted and companionoble and leaves to his family's name to he honored ind revered. To those wiiohiourn, vs extend regretful sympathy. -—-—<-oo—-——-—

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EXPRESS COMPANY

A; previously intimated in The .uardia.n, the Dominion Express i ompany goes out of existence on day 31st and our express business ~.i1l thencstorth fbe carried on by .»e Canadian National Express. mulch alone will have operating . ghts over the Canadian National Hallways.

The Dominion Express Company his been in operation here since ebruary 1, 191.8, a little over ten ears ago and in that time has ‘teen one of the city's most popu- i-.r institutions and its whole staff

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THURSDAY, May l6. ,

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industries in which the cost oi the product is largely controlled 1h)’ the trade unions. d! the railway ghopman is paying very high rent h, is principally because the bulld- ing trades have the country's con- struction at their mercy. Yet bish- ei- wages in the railroad shells would mean higher freight rates and, naturally. a further 111mm“ to ‘he cost of building materials and all other transportation com- modltles."

The New York Herald with the real cause oi this contin- ual rise in prices and the CONN‘ quent disruption of industry says:

The four million organized ludi- vlduals have terrified the legisla- tors who are paid to represent a hundred million people. The cow- ardise oi tho lawmaker is non-par- tisan. Wlhen the Unterniyer bill compelling the trade to open their ranks to all tiesirable labor came up in the Senate at A‘

dealing

unions

bany this spring it did not get a single affirmative vote. Republicans and Democrats were eqimiy evil‘- servlent to organization.

some day the people of 1.11s country "will iind leadership 11111-1 end the tyranny oi the orgflllllfld minority."

----<-o->-—i— EXPLAINING IT-

The meteorologists are now ex- plaining the cause of the recent cold and stormy winter and the persistent lateness of the spring. An abnormally high pressure in the Arctic regions has driven frozen atmosphere and cenitral Canada has been 'un- able to stand up against. tibe north-

thdollwr imrtles. There is a pl‘i)5pii1_-1|iillt‘0 fltlillllllilfit‘. h,“ “domed southward |of

while the low pressure in eastenuwilh 1111? 11-11111 1111cer1a1u1i' than. is.

It lo romorkablrthnt the Drury government which ha: ruled On- tario for tho Pitt 7W1‘ 11"" W" the choice of lose than one-fourth of the voters. Al. the election of 19-19 the Conservative candidates polled 391.278 votes. the Liberals 333,550. the United ‘Farmers 258,090, Labor 131,894 and the dndependents 56.- 256, making a total o! 1,171,068 votes cast. Yet the Farmers elect-i ed 43 members, the Conservatives 25, the Liberals 30, ‘Labor 12 and there was one independent. When the House was dissolved a few days ago the Farmers still had i3. the Conservatives 25, the Liberals 25, independents 5 and ‘Labor 11. the latter giving the government a general support. And there was one seat vacant.

An alliance with the Labor party and some support from Liberals and independents enabled Premier Drury to carry on. The election of 43 Farmers with so small a pro- 110111011 01' 1119 popular vote at their back is explained by the fact that they were chosen mainly by the rural constituencies, which ‘have. as a rule much less population than city constituencies. This advantage remains with the Farmers as no redistribution oi seats ivzis made berm-c the dissolution, although it was promised and was lung overdue. 'i‘liero tire remark- ably wide contrasts be- tween various electoral divisions. l-‘or example there are 111.000 cloc- lors lll-‘Eiwl York and only 11,810 in Lcnnox, whilc each of ilioso rid- lligS elects one member.

The campaign promises to ,b¢ one of the most remarkable in the history of the province, own-lg to the number of candidates and the confusion of Issues before the elec- tors. ln many cases ut the elt-ciiou in 1919, il-‘urmers and Liberals by agreement avoided Opposing oat-iii

i

other. This year there appears to he 11 general disposition within each party to fight for its own luiiid T-r/PJHIHPSS of wliu! may huppt-n to

China Point Bridge

'Sir,-ln theifliPatriol" of the 11th instant. 11 read with pleasure, the report of -Mr. 1H. H. Show, Pro- vincial Engineer of the Survey of the prospective bridges over the Orwell and Vernon Rivers, con- necting with Orwell lCove and Chi- na Point, touching at Davis’ Point with the government road leading to Vernon bridge. Since the publi- cation of this report, i am in re- ceipiit7roin'.\1iI‘1<‘.tJ. Nash.- 011 a marked copy of the ‘iPntriot" of the same date culling ‘my attention to the said survey report. Now, Sir, in common sense and justice to the Hon. Mr. Nash and his colleague 11.1.". irviug and to all the liitls-ptmil- eni electors of the {llierry Valley and3Orwell iCove polls. and else- where, l want to state puiilli-ly that l am thoroughly satisfied it all others are, with the said report. As 111 m)‘ estimation .1 tflind that the bridge in question is 110 feet short of a liulf mile anti also u question of three roads and two bridges connecting with the government roads at each end. lu reference to the site at Douses point, there was only a bridge culled for as there was n government road at each end and the bridge at this siti. could be built for less money. Now, Sir, il would liko to 116k Mr. Noah or his (rulleuguc IMr. Irving, "why did tilt-y not attend to this imiliur lll 1020, when 1i pressed them to do so and proceed with the struo. lure and lt-t the public see ihhi they mount business and not louvh it until the very last moment m, tho eve of u local election? ii

liiitily can be seen that it is no-

‘t. a By jomu W. Burton, M1). WHAT i8 ORGAN|C HEART TROUBLE?

You have heard thut name given to an affection 0i the heart, and you have perhaps wondered what it mean-s. '

Well, some _vem's ago a person with an organic lieurt t-rlaiivllle was considered doomed. lie w feeling ull rlglit until lie Wfltl exzi-hiinetl for lite insurance and tlieu (i suy then)

condition.

What's the trouihle? Well, a valve zliut should close tightly iilloivs a little blood to flow buck, and so you liczir people say iiliuy have o iezilw valve in the heart. This is culled organic liciirl trouble.

Npw is it dangerous?

ln 1)l‘t*\'li:il.~‘> )"~fll.i ll irms consid- ered so, and it porsoii so affiliated was \\’ill‘lli‘il tzi be veiv careful. Ho obeyed orders so well tliut he itiil- t-d to iiiko any excl-rise whatever with lllt‘ rvsuli iliui some duy lll.‘ for-got ior the moment, trlcd to lili u lieuvy tibjcci, or run for a street taut", and lit: collapsed.

'l llir)‘ itri- murt- pi-ait-ilciiiiinil scu- slblt- iii tlw iiiuiit-i- isuvutlitys. lil- aloud of ‘»l‘ll'ill".4 iaiiiiist tixvrcist‘. (lfdiflfllxY (‘\'(:i‘)’illl)' ivzilliiug, work- ing, evi-ii slow runuiiiir. urn rutrom- iiit-iidcil so iliut Plli! llPillll whit-ill is oulv -iiiusi-1<- km |1.~: up its strength. Slioizilil iill_\’ (‘X1111 d ‘iiid be made upnii it no liutlll

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111111;! else but an election dodgi- and thorn ngziiti, ii wish w im-m.,n' the GIPHOTS not to be led astray hi‘! 4 . , _ ._ ‘ . tiny false promises concerning this! stiutrturc, but to be guided by (hell-l 0v - . aglihfillllljlrlzguessnlsle and judgmeutl, - o n i .. i 111-1111 of day“ 1 w" Mu UN’ 11 11m. Sir, cto, V

Orwell Cove. Q A' GILLIS‘:

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French Budget Shows;

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PARIS» 311111-15-41011: Se

many three-handed l ll’l£'\'§lil|)l(.‘ iii sucli cits-es. .\lr. lluv. the provincial

announced

. Liberal leadci‘ hurl that his putt‘; wilt

"l1 ¢111"1‘°“P-“- This i5 very 5“»tl9[“C‘lh.-\-e 100 candidates nolninatipi an 111111811 by tlic fllillllbbfl‘. .

nutc- 1111-‘ tlic.

coni-ests-wlxll‘! o1 SOlliUlill‘ Bereugt-ei" on lllvi v

1111111414. ioi‘ tho current \'(-."ll‘ will l ‘ _ _ _ - . - . 1'1 blttltmccs tlie budget with an cam-l ffffgl“ “$11)”? Q} "Pails" ‘lmlJJOiLlHiu- 11g“ 5"!‘ 1115-15 till (‘Olllliflgt [a a up. ‘ n 111-111.‘ 411011.000 Front-s 0241b;

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list-Ii‘ 11'

ihiiii-i i-i- .1 unless

5\'lll]lllllll$ 5lill\\'lll-‘, tin-t tlic heart niuscli- is not ciiuiil to Us job and N\\'..ll+*ll amides. ' Ylmhs "1 ‘llffilllll, m‘ ()l'hi‘l‘ c0111! ‘ Aliiiiy llll'll \\'11l.ll lt\ii.li_'i' tilirotigli ilii- lute wzit- tress‘.

So vou soc i=\'c.r_\".2i’:i1.: ilepoiitls upon 111i» vuiiilititm t» 1111* 11911111 m-usclv. You iiiiglii lv-ct- more dil- ilculty t-tvmiua lllFilllLZl. 4i severe _ill- puss it your llPillll 1111- ‘ f!" ‘VP-PS “"1 atrnmf. tlii-u u lIPY-‘llll l ll lt-iiky vulva \\'l1'"..\'»\‘ liourt lllll..'.‘. ~ \\'1it<l (‘t-llll- potent to do it-i work.

valves iwenl " limit ills-

Q-QQ-QO-O-O‘Q§Q>QO-OO-O-O§Q Daily Selections FOR Guardian Readers

lie was rejected because qOlwUllS

lkemflvaible . Sale

Begins on Friday Morning

MAY 18th

We expect to be open again for business in the new store at the old stand, Queen Street about J tine lst. Full particulars of this great event will be annoimccd later.

In the meaniiiric c "rc- Sale of all goods nor. in .;.-<>ci'<. at ' 145 Great George Street".

These goods or: :4 -. and consist of Dress - to Wear, Men’s and iity: . to- Gloves, Overalls. (Turtziiuz-i, ounting to about $15,000.00. .,_,

We have $7",000.00 ivortli of new goods nciv on the way for the opening of the new store. 'i‘iics-Ng'o;:ds gird from almost every quarter of the Globe.

In the meantime every-dollars worth (if goog-‘thweh have on hand must be disposed of within the next ‘two. weeks. This includes all thtrstore Eixtures; Counters; '~ ~- Ladies Mantle Racks, Shelving-Light ‘Fixtures-timid Win-q - dow Shades, Electric Fans. These were purchased from the Estate of A. W. I). Wadmim, Ltd., and must be dis. posed of now.

S. A. McDonald

145 (lreat (leorire Street

‘iffy: , #2‘, 5ft": haw. riz-iiiii1i ..tic.-:, cull-zit, I . 1min, Litziiq-liighhdy 11;. 5;, ividimtrry, Hosiery, "ttictivcztr, eta, etc, am-

. for m- v. ~ I

nntlhiiih. (irudc i.~--l. Ulilldtb. 'i‘lii- following had pill-ii (‘iitlit-riuoiultendapce: Gladys ‘Curr; i-Ilvai», (lrzidc ll.l.\lll-=tt-r, Elsie Dunning, Jim lit lillflili Nlt-l-liv- Kay uml liulen lit-Kay.

11101101‘ Roll Cnmpbclltou l\':i_v. (Lu r-vliool No. 92 for molilli of Aprlltj. Livigli hlt-l-livwii, .1 - (irlidu 'i.\'.--1. Verna Colley. (irudit cit‘. tlrziili- l\'. \’il‘l.——-1. irmu (Zone-liable; 2. Claude -=1:i‘>li\. (irndu ll‘i.--l, Nlciiivrii; ll, Don MfiEWPll. (lrudii Cniloy: 2. Glzitlys (‘atria \'.l.——'1. Helen McKay; 2, Oscar Mc- ~-l, Jim i.\it-l\"zi_v: 2.

. tory. tAn lrisli meteorologist oncekliiiir. 14th preparatory to tho BIL-l ,n_ integral-part or our “men. explained that the uurtli wind wasiiiun or 25th June

up‘ always cold “even if it blew fromi

No doubt ample provision will the south, ‘Modem ‘science h“? The Conservatives are actively, p, made [or the carrying“ o; the putting candidates in the field and‘

_ From the W. v8. LOUIOII collection. § I

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"lHealth Would Be Improved If Less i

EVERYDAY WORK

tisincss by one company which .15 hitherto kept bot.h companies ‘Ylfly, but it is hoped that any nanges which may be found nec- .ssnry will not mean the removal mom the city of any of the em- xloyees of the outgoing company. ‘he staff oi the1D0mll1l0n Express onsists of six men, four oi whom re married and have their homes, amilies and properties here. In iddltion to these there are tour messengers, two of whom have ‘heli- families and properties in Charlottetown. The removal of heee or 0i‘ any of them would be .1 serious inconvenience to them- elves and a loss to the city and iroyince. The new company. with 11s doubled up bust} ass viii! ilO doubt require an Ainflditionlai gtafl and it is only fair to expect that, ii’ at all possible, places will be made ior the stat! of the outgoing 11011117111111. This, we feel sure. would be appreciated by our ciilzwis with out exception as well as by members or the stair,

THE VICIOUS CIRCLE I

Iii-s

The Railway Shopmen of the United States, have, through their Union, made a demand for an od- ditlonal wage of twenty cents nu hour. If the (lcmaiwi is .'ic.1- lad ‘.11 it. will menu a wit,- hour or $7.20 a d ". '1 he '1 titles its dcntmzd l=y tlic -- tha‘. the cos‘. o. inc and that othur Flliillllpvi‘; is brirklayers and ,;...-.t cr-i art.- r-rettlng as ‘nigh mi $12.00 n day

Tat-ir- reason is at icust loin-l. The cert oi living is going up -,m1 r121. cmtinue to go nip as lo 1g es one branch of organized labor in- ollil! on beln! DI-ld exorbitant wages and is followed in turn by -ach of the other branches.

The New York Herald, comment- ing on this demand and its prob 041118 consequences, declares "prices are going up in almost all lines of ilving costs. They are going high- est in housing and those other

of 11.; built-i .- i

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1 it i tl l‘ (lls- . .

m“ added much "g1 o H’ i1 is expected that tbetwceu the, COVETY- The W011i 1111118 3591" it “four parties, iiibeinil, Qouservutivia: the helplessness of the scientists infifiarner and Lather, there will be mimn, l. .1. , .

h ntsl-izisr F100 to 350 contestant: fo- '11.!‘ ‘ .0 (“m”) ‘Wm 1° P1113’ 111911‘ DPF-‘Vellllllg U19 11°" 91'" Curie i ~ ‘ - 1 ~ - 1 L purl ill the sugar strike which ori- .111 seats to be filled, nearly tivo- ginutotl in American cities, and d h, “me e_ ibii of whom must neccsszirifli-iwlfiilh 1-“1 1111111811 at 1118118- 5111119 RY 1"" “P5 '5 i‘ be ab“, prices, they can cut their consunip-I

, ated. At the lust election 4d , _ _ _ _ former Wm go no"), and blow up or the 70 Liberal candlda-tpi wemliltitiliii o1 llllS iood .to u third of n ' in ,

a few explosions which Willi llgdllfilVtl-Jyvii to defeat. Mr. Hay Dl‘OlU:i.-§(.'S:I)l‘, Hastings, stout, Th,» (lgntorl the pressure there and bring the m 1*" 111011‘ hopeful and eximcls to:'-1i>l>1‘ovcs oi‘. the iuovcnii-ni. o1‘ currents from the genial soulh 91"“ 50 Libemls- 01' 111efE11l>011?1-"""-"

_ _ this time, ivliicli would still Lranamrmmg the Arch.“ regionsisiiort oi‘ a majority The I1"rm(~1"lbX-lt U." "h" gmm“! "PM m" "““"h‘ mm a tropical dime‘ capable 1 ' “ - “ “l this iirtlt-lc is consumed in this

Sugar Was Eaten;

from invading the more southerly

litiusoivives tn lb()yifutt “mum!

of

' The iPatriot, when in opposition do.

LIHW" "mmrenuy mm‘ ‘"110 1W1‘? 11111111)‘ for the good of rhe potiplti. i growing bananas. oranges, croco-

electing a majority uf ilin ]li'\\' diles and other favorite southern House at the present time and i: products. in ithe meantime it is ‘sut-

“Icy Saints” Bring

is pmsible that no one party may do ran. which would bu uufor=ui..1.t~. as it would load to govcrniucii’ liv compromise,

isfaotory to know w-hat causes the cold weather. 1t would be nice know how much longer the pres- sure at the north is going to force down upon us

l0

saying which predicts winlciji‘ wou- ihei‘ I01‘ mid-biu_\'. llresidi-tl

veloped the fro" t an k by the Saints SETV-Lilfl, i\1illlli‘l1l and B a” ac s “pmHPunc-riis, tiie,_“-lcy Saints" us llicy

the ' _ . m gwemmer" ha“ °°m° "m" are (rulltd, sustained its rcpi-tiiiitiii 9 Conservative quarter and fruiudltiritig tlic luau few iliiys. Severe Hfill- ‘G. Howard Ferguson, tho (You. storms i110 reported from zill iii/vi‘ scrvativo leiuleir, Eximvagiuuw.’ville trnuntry. ltlven lkiris suflureil. bmkm, Dlndgpfl’ Mg“ tuxmm“ amhllit: l-illltvl il)Vl'(‘Il‘1'iVll'Plf?S.-i hliliililll‘ t ‘l _l) , _ owns uul of ill'l.lilll ior twenty-loin‘- “new m“ ‘mmmlsn'l"""" 11"" ilinurs tiwiiig i1.) out.- ol‘ llit- iit-riiilei‘ among the cli gas put liirvvlirtl. being strut-k by lllfllllllllj-l. ! When the Patriot gets cornered “Sins oi’ cominirtsion" charged ih.| At Saint iii-his. two lc-Lyfl. Wlli-le . | ' 1'11"’ 1111' it ll) ltil :-ii ‘>1 rc- ll- mvem“ a bog“ poucy which ‘ticlud? the uppmntnmn" or ‘:8 com"c.yil l- lhtlifitillbiit tltttfilifli‘ sliii‘i'(l' und imissions in three years to dcul u V“ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ " k

“uh H mute lt-‘ll sunsrli-ss. Would-bu res-i i - . - . . .

| Wm Lms “huh “mum M“ cuurs inn-e unirblc to rent-b llilll ow‘ ‘been settled

111' tlie govornmoiii. in to ilic Sll'\‘ll{.{1ll oi‘ 11.1w tfvclric K ‘He strongly urged the restoration]vllrrvut. Flllilll)‘ l|l'(‘illi'l\ tin-iv the ridiculous and it always is. To flll- oi’ "the whimpv mun“, boy from tlit- wuilrr but ht- wns lil- ' m under l l l ’i‘lt ixpl ill iti lll is lllfil _ _ . , , _ _‘ y. l'l‘.li y ti-ui. 1' 1 i.’ t »I » . i>zh oil.’ with it declares The Guar ‘Whlftll (Bflllfllrfi hndpitispcitil Villll the mbnmlm, U, U“, "m, S,,,pr,.,,,.[_ man is knocking all [he good tiiingslsmllll’ " 18-4111111111" “"11 <‘1'0111>111.v,ii.g ti..- eluutrlv ll':'1lll\\'i ~ -- . i" i“mi"lslrau°ll-" lvrokcn und tlii- post, whit-ii stood proposed by the 1Be1l government. in “he “vmma vamp“ Hm m“ ‘mun

what TM The prgggni aguck upon thepl‘ the currout tu the iinforluuzitt:

; i - - !~‘.-l'isl. <1 141100111111; 81111 W 11 L011 King government by Mr. FOFk6‘();\ll)l‘llli\lllly and lli"l|t:iiiy' \\\‘l‘|\ do-

i1 knock is the Liberal habit in the House of Commons i‘; ap.h.,,_,..‘,,d my a ,.).,.|n.w which “who

D: Hnmiaung before 918cm,“ and parontly timed to have its effectltlic country around llt-tini-s and . ~ - - ' \ ; . " ill‘ liriucr

pmmlmm onthc Ontario elcttioiuThisis sig- :litgnllilgxnfijk‘(ny‘Lfpqflrll: lg" my

;nil|t~:i!il o! tho new order of tlilnga- i“ iron“ gm“ wbrnatk,“ “hum 1'11 uro told tliut "eaclil l I I ~ i‘ 1 w . . . ‘ ' was blrwn down iind llllla vie .

11011110911 1116 Higllwllyfi sbheme ‘m 111111,‘ tun 1 us! stand upoti its ownhuuwn v5.1‘. Tlii- damage cuusotl ut .in "infernal scheme" to ruin lllllflflllllllill." li is not now as it whtfpmmq-Qni, is i-stiniiitctl ut 1110"? by excessive tagtatiou. 11 H’ 1' man when the VW-sterneriqllm" 11 1111111011 mint-s. l-lity thou-

, , , ._ _ , _ ,i-,_ were uprooted iii i119

When elected on false llromises Mm “"1 'y Mn ‘Crown a '°"'“°'1::;:‘.t lotiejhrluinias. 'l‘l‘-o 1111111101 °7 Liberal. and lie, with Prtvniici-‘Imnéuvnnc m, ‘nrbgpf Qxiqis, Not ll 91'1")’. another old-lime L|b9l‘fl|,ih1)\|5e rc-mnlus standing. 'i‘lie lnliab and Premier King were all work. limit; of the couninvslile 1100K“) m,“ W}, p; "ns like war refugees-

Qiormv weather lmtvllllil 11111911“

the coast und llonllleur, finial"? D“1px)e min (iherbourg have H11 B

oil severe damage.

E l’.\lll1S,‘-.\l:iy l6-».-\u old Front-ii

So far as the campaign has do. the cold currents and whether they uire to continue in‘ summer.

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THEIR LITTLE TRICK

declares is the policy of the Con- Thls policy it to describe as

servutlve party. gravely proceeds

101"! al. u it is wrong;

.t'el‘ keeping these

u-l-i '1'.

farmers

they adopted the “infernal scheme,“ blessed what they had previously cursed and proceeded to ruin the farmers ‘by ouadrupllng the taxes which they had promised to duce.

line of reasoning in any compilflg, tlnn of life, ii he improves in 1.11.1.1 power, it is enough for him 2o got from a university. That. is tlic iuu- tianiental training. ‘if he get: us well genuine hunger for trutli flllll if anyone for whom l am re a zcul to achieve, then he has ii

1'9‘

mo-Q-i- EDUCATION

________ H1301‘- fitsinnfor a close alliance oi the two parties. "There is to be hereafter n new 11118111119111 0' 9"’ lies which ls now taking 11111199-

and it atlds to the interest its Well

lponsible obtains i'roin the uulvt-r- Fflil university etiucotion. Rt. Him, M the lmcprtnhlty o, results m [he

the Smllilli-ifft) 2401111‘ liilli- world l-lirougli \V(“.ll

“9001111111! 10 the viewpoint o1‘ n- m, [it-hr (‘_\'i*.~', tliy tcudoi- love cuii tile-No 1mm not only on lllk‘ gi-tiuiul ol‘ (l(‘illliilll_\' If no bunkers Sprruw um“ mus, By daily sympathy uiid i-Wllili‘ limo. Daily sivugstliiiit. _ Plvery iiziy a l'li‘ll 'i't~\\'ui':l '\\'ill P111‘; Wlntfy WGaiJhGI-vri...“ ivni lilltl it. av 1111=u~ty till‘l\'-

Aiid iriill‘ ‘loving. iliou cuust truly

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Wlfl‘. W215 _

Poor iiidut-d tliou mus‘. be, ii‘ ilY-llllllili K110i.‘

TORONTO. Mity 16-—Ii' the oill-(il-luwi llu l'-Li_\' oi‘ light und joy cunst‘

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throw, i

ll‘ nu sillirll mid 1lf‘:i)\'f‘ liutli bound Hit-t‘

01‘ W00.

lbriglituii,