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MANUAL

TRAINING

Experts Engaged to lake

Charge ot Work.

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PROF.ROBERlS ON HOPES

That Canada Will Evolve a Successful System Suited .

To Our Needs.

Guelph, Dec ll.-Prof Robertson.

the Dominion Commissioner ot Agri- glaurs, whi was in the city Thursday gtcndlng the Experimental Union, pid in conversation with n repre- pntative of the Globe that ar- pngementi have been rapidly completed lr the establishment ct manual train- §g in Canadian schools, which has hssn made possible by the generous der of Sir William C. McDonald _of lontreal. as announced by Prof. Rob- ltson a fiiw weeks ago. Mr. Jerome

altace of the south ot Scotland, n well.

:own Scottish export on manual train-

jg, has been engaged to come in Cam'

1 and mks charge of the department

hths Ottawa public schools for three*

rs. Mr Wallace was sent by the

any Courcil of Dumfries to Bweeden to study the Sioyd system, end: afterwards lectured on it in his country. :tie will arrive in Canada about the end it the month nadit is expected the training will be nndsrtslrn by him. with two assist- ants, inthe Ottawa public schools in January or February. Pr if. R>bert~ lon isalso in negotiation with a Cana- dhn who has been engaged in manual trainin¢ in the United Stiles for eight years with li view ti having; him return and take charge of another school, possibly at Quebec. A third. t~~ee-ber may be secured in the p rsoa of a Liverpool gentleman, and from the ‘three dilerentsyslsni represented by .there lhreemsn Prof. Robertson hopes _-that Canada may evolve a successful

/| H3; edaintyh

We i ?iit¢a safwlinae

feminine orenn tam, who is troub- led with li c L aches! stitches in the sides, drag

i n g d o w n 0 r urn ing sense tions, sick head a c h c s a xi d the multitude of other ills that accom

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ny these ers cannot have the dainty bound ing carriage of a health woman

`“ She wil show in

every movement

that she is a sutferc . There is a wax-deffnl medicine for troub-

les of this description that has stood the test for thirty year-=_ itil li is been used suc- cessfully bv many thousands of women It D Dr. Pierce s Fai orit Prescription. It acts directly on the delicate and ir iportan orfans concemed ind ni'ike-i them stron

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healthy and vigorous. It allziys inflamma- tion ` It

heals ulceration and soothes pain. tones and builds no “.ic nerves. It is the discove l' D R X Pierce an eminent

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'KIPl.ING’S »

RELIGION

The Attributes of His

Ideal Saint.

*ss the Poet’s View.

Rudyard l_{ipling's views on religion,

as outlined in his verse, is a fruitful topic ot conjecture and discussion nowa- days among admirers of the British poe-

nny rsligiombasing their view on his. ln

ral use of expression usually `-oonslder- ed indeeorus if not something worse

very auperhoial one by the Rev. D.J. Fraser, of St. John, who has a most

has a way of considering a man who girnishes his conversation with nn-

aud without the pale. Which isn’t

Montrealer related to an after deck crowd or his meeting the day previous

schoolmste a missionary w’hose arduous

a to 60 M3008 _

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|101” ?.‘t'. school. had been p ricnlatly full and

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sclioo _ _ w__the_w¢.rl_ rgsdwita

vs couqre i my e _

i svsr ever

_ *, ill- _ _ _ -whispered apologetic couliisnoe: ~lt"s

Ls hetlts him v Mr ser sa s his subject in pulpit style. He drvidesl

jubilee poem first brought Kipling to iz his essentially ri llgious aenius , 2 *Kip

make sucha thorough Job of it. He

lUlpI'P~~ V8 ‘ VOD l th- eie tin onnection with the recent jubilee. It resounded throughout the Empi'e like a great organ note, and

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_'mm omiitniau. ciiannoiriirowit. P.-1-1. 1.. D commits is. taco., _ » . _ ,_ _ _

his country. Brltain‘s enemies are also Jeliovah~’s enemies. The Puritan war- riors might have chanted tliese lines along with their Old Testament battle cries:--The sword of the Lord and of Gideon.--Let God arise and let his enemies be scattered.”

‘The God of Things as They Are,’ is

the God in whom Kipling’¢ men believe -the God of stern realities the God of battles and of storms--the absolutely Sovereign One. He is not a God of Pity, or one whoee justice by any manner of means can be escaped)

°Even McAndrew-and we should

except the old Simch Calvinist to know

cause with God against the enemies of the plan of Salvation-*never dre med --f

being ,forgiven solely of ,mercy o.- of

dbeing saved by an& equiva'ent for per- sonal goodness. hen lie came to lay his case before the Lord, he wanted the Divine verdict to be based on hianctual oharaeter.’

'Rut I ha’ lived and Iha’ worked. Be

thanks to thee Most liigh !

And I ha’ done what ha’ done--judge

thou if ill or well-

Always the grace preventin’ 'me.’ Kipling believed in personal worth

that the consciousness of it was a nobler trait than the ‘cringing humility of

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at Ste Anne de Beanprs with an old S

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2°? 1° :f.’t'l”.‘:l‘:.’:2.°‘.¢.‘:.t.*2.‘.< Boro Sluts from

_ f I lcoeld [st ‘ - zqganm'-'_ Lim -iii t sam ‘cr liiii¢iMgn’s

awful habit fora priest. i»°tiI‘ _ 9" r °

|“So if llr. Kipling does occascnslly B elo do the thing which hs ought not to do i ' 'I ~ _ -

'=°‘°‘= "ff w='°,‘;_°'f°°1°°_";;._ ,, , Men’s Hose, all -wool .20 up-

....» If You Have Money to Bum S;:;.‘;i;e.f;.:..§f:;;;.;°:s this Hd is

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lm'::.‘:°:..?;‘:l1rrl;f'.z.';:::.°.':::.:; But if you dosiro to spend your

LTI? .‘3I‘“..'..'?‘;‘.’."_‘.‘1'.'i.‘.!i‘f..'.I.`{°.i.°“.I..‘ll’.2ZI money inthe most judicious man-

But this view is evidently considered nu

» O .following of Drlooo- 1 Phat llr. Kipling has a cheery way in 0

privati conversation, of occasionally . _ - i » ' ‘ _ i A ~ l _

using a word usually denori d by a dash '

in tue newspapers. has been asserted , _

so`ottsn that the general public hare _. . _ _ `

accepted it as true. And the hoipolloi f . I ' _

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necessary Gentile expression,irrelig_ious an $3.

Zi.11°i?.1i.‘l"..’ii‘?fi.S2‘i'f°§'.1'ii°§°.i§'.§f.T2.?i _Meng Suits 3_75

.75 ,vs

i' ° 'iw if-‘f""=l-3==~»¢°' C°'i7~\if°f~'°-= Men’s Shirts from '.25 A

CH’l0WN I

W. C. T. U

Interesting Review ofthe

Work Done

IN Il’S MANY BRANCHES

The Union indebted to Friends

For Sympathy And Co- t

operation. i

Tn: organization ot the Womatvs

Christian Temperance Unlomwhii Ol-

clrcles the world today. is one ct the great-est educative forces in existence.

I

ion W. (2. T. U.. held in Halifax, te-

chainplou is dress b fore the

ol the law to

em;

Given to

niruis has sas sans hr Idle

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At the recent Convention of the Domin- .»

fIlR~ ml We “D111 N

latched nanny a

in this way.

The sshcsl

each elal much of th dren is very

of the lttlfhl § has been Milly merchants ol- thi

The W.C.'l'.l.

the honor of Isnt of scleatilc tsllpdlk the schools of our

accomplished in Hunt cthssrnn was

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ports were read from thirty-seven ds- partmsnts ot work. These departments. like so many levers, calculated to up- lift humanity out of sold hndl and Ill, in°c hirmony with righteousness and purity, and nearer to God and Heaven.

The W4C. T. U. of Cbarlottsmwn

was organised in 1890. Blass thetttms several deparlinsatsof. work hte been

orlrisd on with lsbandf wttllolll'

a ia. _

In 1891 an iuduitrlal ' school was

opfn-¢d.wf~ers poor children' wereigath- orei in and tiineh' to sew on one .van ing or _the mek, during' the wliiter ncntlis.'l‘ is deoartmsnt was tirst u .der the emsivnt iuperintendency ot the Mrs David Laird,whoee kindly heart and

into

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. 'Q rage attendance of 837.' lt!

____ _ _ my-using

i'ii3i"l 'F-‘I-‘=T°‘i°»'l‘<='3»i`-'l‘ii"-i`ii»‘i"i»ii`iii<i Men’s Underclothing .20 I _

.15 up .10 .up

it.‘3ltl.t.‘.§._»".1.".‘Zi...l..li"L1..§32‘.°tf.’ ` Ginghamé 5c, Flannelette 4o.

li_ ht as a national prophet and _rev sled

_ price low. _

Have you seen our

ll' ’ olo tic`;3 ~Bis Pnrnanism ; d ’ I _ I ~=t°oo-Ti°1“»2°° ALumlNum PLA oiduty’;6‘HisDoclrineo mmortaity.’ _ ._ _A ' _ _ - ~ _ ‘

Fhobodtl bmi; °;:;HI'_‘::°'.';°“l'dndg‘;’__:‘ 109 159 , 209 259 *_ _ If not call and see specimens of our work it is without' 05° ]€°‘ » ' _ ' ~ ’ th fi “ ‘ 1 lr ad , 'We make el van different

“PS °°"°"Y W ' °‘°.'¢Y‘”°°. "°°‘° Hind ° - 3 ar:ioi;i§iti§i;i:':n(ii wgiiiaplilie is .how y°l;‘e=rf°iusie~

begins: _ __ . , I ' ..?..‘:r,,.‘it.°.°;:“:.“.:l ,::.:.:°:: silk Hanckercmsfs 20. 25. 35. TEET H EXTRACTEDE ire chiifrillgious events of the past f § \Vh,.,, 1,9-.v iii-th Ar.-_ iirdi-reil we extract teeth fri»e_i~( few years. It certainly was, to the _ and f,-fe fm", p~,i,,_

‘ f"""7.-‘~`i“‘°’ '"' i"""»»°?~§i»ii‘fi'31»-»?i'?»T- ‘ififif Home-'Made Tweeds 25, 40, 50, cw; urs A cam..

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living spirit, characteristic cl her' Furs; mf' _

life.won the love of the li tle ones. It is! great V¢al‘l€§f. ”

now under the able management of Mrs ‘ LM P0010 0' this ci nil has ave-fgt

_ Our oder of a complete set of artidcal .teeth for

met - ith e demand beyond 0!! SIP' 0_’!l\if$**'j'~f¥r~ `*-5*

We are working overtime to keep up with alt'

wonder how"»we can give a complete set of

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large lot of material for making :I °' ‘ ii ‘

' ur workroornn are Btled with the mod modtt

` etc. Our mechanical department is I 5 making. We make so many cette that we can nlss'\i_\0 ,tl & I

usint cuhdeito < u ing _e

rats that Dr. Pierce has been at its head

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» ry o r. . . . and skillful speciali-__ fo. tliirtyyears chief consulting piiysi ~*.:i to tlic Iiivaliils’ Hotel Ill Surgical ln-11‘~:t:-_ at Biiffalo, N. Y.

This is one of thi- gr:-:‘.‘.»;~st medical institu- tlo li - . irtl. lir' tli thirty

F has 2.lit1vi‘_ " s i1 .`..~i~";‘..If-ri re~'.pQ3! Of his fellow citizens at Buffalo, and they lllowcd it by niaking liim tllcir re}'\”cscnta~ \\Ve_ in the National' Coi'¢;"rc<f=, from which position lie re-siigiiid to 3”-'ve the remainder Gf his _life to tlic pr.ic;i.~c of iris chosen ` profession. llc will Clic.-'fl’;illy answer, free °f rllarge, any letter_=‘\-.ritten to him by

lttferiug ivomf-n !\<‘;l_'~,<,<_ as above.

"A few cars arm " " "‘°< '.171-' XV `.'{. Bates,

Dtlwort _lrii._ _ _ __..- lin-'ix Doctor

“HWS Favorite I'-_;.~cr:-.ii-sri ~.-.hicfi has been n Init lltuefit to me T ui it-. e'r»‘:l‘e-:rt lifvltli UQW. limp: '_1;;; _ ,. . i~°_. ii...-'J 'ml 'v:'Jr~ic-i's il' '~~- .`~ 'l;,~~ 'ipii=>ii‘ Ulbfhenehtedas 1 ‘ii 1 -.ni "

» Ou of health

M gigelnif tt' \\ vivaciz of .f` _*_* \_ -

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even among ourselves in distant Canada it induced a thrill ot reverent patriot-

verses uumovefi _

‘Goo oi our Fathe's. krown ot old--<

Lord cf cur far-flung battle lies-

Boneatn whose awful hanil We held Dominion over palm and pine- Lord Grd or Hoi-rts, be with ns yes. Lett we tc rget-lest ws forget l' This poem leads Mr. Frassi tc call

discovers also that the note of piety .irneli in it runs through all of Kip- l»n;’_< earlier works and instances his lim.. .ir iivilication to~°Soldiers’ Tliree.’ _...ii mi in... work. ‘Litas Haiidiosr-’ Mr. Fra.-er continues: -Hr. Kipling' r~,li~_rion is iiotnew. and it is very litu- p;e` Like his heroes. and like the words

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OU! stock ot Xmas furniture is ver'

@mplste-usual holiday discounts for

cash. lark Wright dt Co. 18 11

Asit should be-We find 'furniture

lore in demand for Xmas glving,§ “Never before. We expected thls,_

' Wd pn nil roi- iiwiiiiia _taspwlg -lock :ark Wright &`C>. - . 13 1

Lin which lie presents his heroes to ns.

Ing. ,egg-_.in is ii the iiiru tive sort. lt A ot bxuuuht before the bar of t'enS0ll

its aurhor -it religious genius! He_

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White Cotton 4. 5.6, 7, 8, and 10

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Lots of goods for Xmas pre-

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tinotive °i'°°f*“‘f° °‘ uf' K‘P1‘.“5 ’ “fl l ` °the protection which it was youu-obyect to furnish them.

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_ tional religion. _

I ~'1`he earth is full ol anger. ° »‘

I The seas are dark with wrath. __ i

5 The nations in their horde" _ ‘I

Go up against our Pith. 1 . _ , . _ _ _ AGENTS. »- _ __ ‘ __ _ _ Ere yet we loose the legions. l . _ _ _ ' . V ng,” (30,- GEO, H, LOBD, _ § _ ~__ _ ;_ ~ -» Ere yo* "° 4"* W' *"‘“' I 1 . °~ ' _Qassivs co. -Jas. A. Moons. tt; _ie .

Jehovah of the thnnders -_ , ' . N

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lil Milli Mil

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