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Hnportant
qe tion ni eenera |
on
m-ly decided ty introduc ¢ yet voung as ever rulsect, “ War and Intemperance.”
There was plenty of ground for ta ] this subject, so that abil of the Club were well brought cut. opener was Mr. John A. MePhee, an and
pevir i
x On 1L.@3 ‘I
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the oratorica
exhaustive convincing
an-werec: subject of farming It wa re
1 ne
address,
showed up the evils and misery of imtem-
peran yw
Jolin
McDonald and The result of
MePhee, Frances
Allan McDonald.
tiie
The next meeting of the Ciub,
The other speakers were Meser . iJ. A. Maedonall, Nei} McPhee, Rodoreke
vote was 12 of a majority in favor of “ War.” | world put together. Priday,
February 2nd, will be inthe Gleneoro-
dale Schoc house. 1
It wax decided to hold the next monthly | churches have either refused or neclectea —T
Coneert before the Lenten season come
an extended scale by the Glee and Drama
in, hence preparations are being made on |
ary 5th. These Concerts are free to all bona fide members. Visitors will be ; charged a small admission fee.
; Rock Barra School Hall has been fitted uj
P ’ 2A ; ipcteclascea : * 2 . Res ° | for Concerts in first-class style. A stage | it isa risky thing totarn a newly con- ; haa been erected and an anteroom leading | verted drunkard outof a church ‘into therefrom, also an automatic curtain and | street lined with gin mille, and odorous |
| all the necessary stage fixtures. HOW SOCIETY IS MADE,
An evening journal of this city received
he following by special messenger a few
days ago: “Sir,— In publishing names of attend
i ine costumes. But this again 18 based ma still profounder faith, that by getting nto the newspap ers you get into “* vlety.
perate with the reporters in getting an weount of these festivities in the olunn” of the morning papers, it would ead that column with renewed
‘Society’ in New York really means noth- |
at charity and other public balls, notes who was there. and makes a mental image | Jan. 3lst, when a subject of rural inter-
SOs Ir the public only knew the ex- ent to which the givers of teas, recep. | ons, and little gatherings of all sort= co-
zest.
ing except a collection, more or less large,
ioures, 1
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form of total abstinence for the individua and Prohibition for the state, then, and no til: t
hen, wil the Lqnor power be ove:-
t Tn a — : - — ~ ‘ woes cane — ° ecememats = ——————— = —— — — ———— 'UD } NORTH SIDE BRANCH, . > ’ N F ae (Contributed by the Y. W. C. T- U.) See nezit a 2 for : The regular weekly meeting of the fare | —————---——______ ai = mer- of the North Sire took place in the THe CHURCHES’ NE ‘LECTED DITY i Scioel Hall, Red Swamp, on Priday even- ih tail
= Se ing, January 19 he Ther MIS a very When the Christian Church in all its
ae larze attendance Phe President oceu- | branches and agencies, and through all it
' ; ‘ 1 . 1 : " = ne
i pie! the char, and after the business of | membership from the pulpit down, pur
the Associat.ou was completed opened the | itself squarely and firm) y upon the plat
thrown, and the awful curse of intemper-
ance be banished from the lend.
The two great on which we must depend for the suppression ot th« L.quor traflic are the gospel of Christ an tue sirong acm of the and of thes two tne first is by far the greater.
a renc:es
law,
We hive no fath in the pernaneney ot | apy refurina‘ion which does not aim first Tne
of all tu refora, the eats ef men. ’ . " %% . i j Curi-tian Church could do more, if ; as would, to bring ebout thé abolition of th
liquor traffic than al! the temperance +o-
cieties and temperance parties in the
parties, either:
work—much of it a work which | the
to do, the more shame to them. We thoroughly believe, too, in
in its power to repress and discourags
thing to reach the hearts of
if you can, with the Gospel; is also
way, if you can,
with the odor of the beverages of _ hell
Let the Church go ahead with its work nside, but don’t let it forget to work out-
side, too. Smash the saloons! -—-.
DEBATING SOCIETY ORGANIZED
. We do not say this in disparagement of these societies and
f the ' | agency of the law, in its educative power, tic Clubs and the Executive Committee of
| the Association for the evening of Febru- | evil men in their evi i < g | evi their evil ways. — Itis a good
ming men, on a the | good thing to put temptation out of their Theflesh is weak, and
a
cee my ; . Pursuant to notice a meeting was held
| nts at the Charity will you kindly men- | in the St. Margaret’s sechool-house, King’s ; .on Mr. and Mrs. ——? Ifyou mention | County, on Friday, the 26th inst., and a | -ostumes, Mrs, ——- in pink and Nile nov- | debating society organized, with the fol- | ity satin “decollete,” old lace, diamond | lowing officers;
aments, We were late and missed thi .
ose etsy ld Presitent Jo-eph L. McPhee. .| .eWwspaper men. Ifthere is anv charge, Y ca veks | } ice-P reside nt—Jos. A, McDonald | iet me know by bearer and greatly oblige Secretary-Treasur ;" a L 1 igned by Mr, ——. 7 te cLelan. What is intcresting about this is the be- Upwards ofthirty members were en- | .efit reveals that some portion of the rolled. Regular weekly meetings will be
ublic carefully peruses the lists of people | held Wednesday evenings. The next
meeting will take place on Wednesday,
est will be discussed.
aa CONCERT AT DUNDAS,
The concert by the members of the
Bridgetown Juvenilg Temple, No. 21, held
; ! Yves 9 | in the Court House at Dundas on Thure-1 “society | day, was a decided success.
acted as chairman, and opened the con
the organ.
faction of all present.
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arties of some kind, It connotes n thing as | tions were appropriate and well rendered
he is on the way to socicty. | -ntly issuing invitations to entertainments
By persist-
Rev. J Gillis
to mann.rs, or education, or bi th. Assocn | The dramatic skill displayed by the par-
The musical selec-
| ticipants in the several dialogues was of
| ho mean order, and worthy of others than Miss McLeod, superintendent
amateurs,
fur two or three years people at la-t begin | of the Temple, is deserving of much praise for the creditable performance of those
wo accept them, and the aspirant is “in «x iety,” and becomes a “society man,” wr “society woman,” or “society girl,” 1s the case may be. But it stands to rea- «on that no such rap d progress would be possible without the aid of the press. Be- | ing a candidate for society would be a very
edious business if nobody knew it but the So the
| | } | | 8 @ nan or Woman begia tu ao this, he on | ! | |
wople who get your invitations.
tis given to the world that on a certain ifternoon Mrs. A. ave a tea, which wa~ } atrended by Mrs. ~., Mrs. C., Mrs. D. and Mrs. G., and so on.—New York Nation.
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FARMER’s PHILOSOPHY,
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There is being so much said in this } country about hard times and the searcity | of money, and, as everybody has a can-¢e ind knows a remedy, I thought I wou! write to tell your readers what I think | the cause.
“We buy more than we produce, “We let our timber rot and buy plough stocks, singletress, axe
aoe handles and fencing.
our
soap and axle grease. *We give away our beef hides and buy | hamestrings and shoestrings.
“We buy garden seed in the spring and cabbage in the winter.
“We let our lands grow up in weeds and buy our broome.
“We waste the wax out of our pine and zum trees and buy chewing gum for our
} children.
“We build schoolhonses and hire teach-
ers and send our children off to be educat- le
“We land a five cent fish with a four
} lollar fixhing rod.
reporters are called in, and through them |
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Almost all the molasses which from Cuba to the United States is brought
in the same tanks in steamships that are
used to carry petroleum as a return cargo. he ships’ tanks are about sixteen feet deepand have a neck seven feet deep They are pumped full of oil at Brooklyn or Philadelphia, then taken
of the refining plants there. Molasses is
| brought from the interior of the island in
| the storage tanks
huge hogsheads which are emptied into
A suction pump draw-
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d| | id
| top, that amount of space being required
handles, |
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ship’s tanks to within about two feet of the |
It might be supposed that the petroleum would have a bad effect on the molasses, but it has been shown that the contrary is
| the case, and as nearly one-half the im-
“We throwaway our ashes and -buy | portation is made into rum and the balance
refined into sugar, a little oil is not of much account. The tanks are cleaned after the ]
| molasses has been pumped out by turning
“We waste our manure and buy guano. |
in @ powerful steam jet, which washes down the sides and Jliquifies whatever
| molasses may be left in the bottom of the
i |
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tank, and the suction pump finishes the cargo of molasses, which ‘ormerly required ten or twelve days, can now be unloaded in forty-eight hours,
| while the difference in cost of handling, to
say nothing of the caving of time, a:aounts to a large sum.
~~ —— =—. — _ riow to Get a Sunlight Picture,
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“We send a fifteen cent boy out with a | (wrappers bearing the words “Why Does wenty dollar gun and a fourdollar dog to | a Woman Look Old Sooner Than a Man”)
kill birds, *We raise dogs and buy wool. “And about the only things in the
| country that there is overproduction of are politics and dogties.”.—New York | Press, - ;
Deafness Caused by Cattarrh,
Capt. S. F. Belyea, of Greenwich, King’s |
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‘ ‘AURE j vreat pain aud trouble. | ~. } eee ": + and caused him pre pai | $56,698,333 in & dition
| buildings valuedat $88,784,901.
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9,326 teachers and
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warn Cure Backache, Dropsy, Lumbago, Bright’s Dis-
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TH«/ CURE TO STAY CURED,
ists or mail on receipt of price,
By a- . L. A. Smith & Co., Toronto,
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