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_...vig ||v¢»-ea) In advance; $2.50 per year (mailed) In ldvlneot

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The Liherals littve once more been hoist with their own petard, in this ease in connection uilh thc l\it M] t-1,3,-gy-,~. _\lr_ l_l;n'tley_ Dewart, I._iqttor reurescli- .-'_-'-;'_ -l ~ ' ~

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i t*"_..; f . » _ " _ , . , t \ ~` - » ' _' l‘ "Q-_"__ iii loronto i_n \\liith he iii-\tlL llll'~'~ Ul‘ll'§'~5 ilg‘llll*l{

'l`h:it the liiteriiatiointl Nickel Co. was Sllpllylllg ll‘C ltel to otlicrs than the :\llies; (.2) that it was ent- '> "»:"'”<‘-. . _ ' -. .-. . - ph-_\iiig encnty agents in Loittloii to icprcstiit tlitin. lj) that ,t hm] refused to supply nicltcl for use the ltttssiaii (iovcrititieiit. .\lr. l)e\vart also accus-

the lion. .\rthtir .\'leiglicit of having tnisrepre- `

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'§;f'-`§.l.'€,_`~ I io\'eriiineiit ciiiiceiiiiiig the export of nickel: (I <!i'»f`,` 1. . 1 ' ' _

_ -_ -_-;~t_t.~__ ,_ _ -_tie _» K » - , , , _ _ - ~ ' ,<1 s'\_*~<_s"-/ ' =;_"~».f', ___._._ _ _ -t _ _,_ _ ' __ _~ /» _»__ `\ ._ '__""l"i__ ’ '

”z`~ ,~ pAg_§g-;‘pQgR-- ,_-.ff--T ' THD CHA_RLO‘1'I‘E'I‘OWN GUARDIAN 0 __ .: _ ° . _ _

_ *___ »;”T_'_ __ _ '_ _ ._ -_-_, _ . _ _

___ _ ' , ____`when there is such, cuts into his soul as would a

V ‘ . ` V stain on the ca -racttr of his family. \i\'ell might al

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llie'il-*l|“lfltltltiltliiii‘ lluaitllan_ii;.‘f'.iI;f‘...”i‘? .i;°';.‘;;'.:..‘.;.ii Soidie-'S _tener on "tif:-.°:.“i.r.'z..i.:i.';.ii.;». .i.-an

Sjghfs England

it i new Branch umm at num- _ _ . - '

,,,:.:::,_0}l'i;:f:;n,§g=h|‘~,lj andmilontaguo. Canadian feel proud of his country at the banquet _ wnlluued ll'9{“_..F“g°_Tw° l

Morning Daily lounued 1891)), 88.50 por year. (Dv

acclaim when Sir Robert Borden, the Premier of Ca~ lnada, declared with emphasis: `

“I ani proud of the part that Canada has play-

ed in the war. It was due to the_fact that her sons stood in the way that tluc path 'to Calais was-‘ - not opened. We were a pearef\`tl_people, absorbl ed in the p_eaeeft_tl vocation of life before the otit- break of this war, but we hafvc since proved tltat when tlte call caine to fight, we were ready and willing torespond. And now that we have made great sacrifices and have sent our sons to the de- fense of the Empire, there is one thing that 1 de- sire to say to you Canadiaits in this great metro-

/ polis of America: Canada is as determined to

maiiitaitt the cause to the etid as it was on Aug 4, 1914, when tltis war began. While we all pray f'or peace and hope that it be not long deferred, so long as we in Laiuttlzi have a voice there will

he no truce, nor ati incottclusivc peace~" ".'\s Premier llortlcn coiichtdetl his iiiagitiliceiit :td-

»;. saturday wmoy (rounded toon $1.00 par annum by

i riicttizi. Bouissui-:Lt. .

,-iiitiye in ,the Ontario Legislattirr, deli\ ered a_\peech_

_ ~t-ittctl the t`:ict;$\'lieti he made it statement on tlte sub- dresgyv says the repOrt_ "dine,-5 Sitting at mblcs (]¢L~(,_ ,».,.’.»lf1,_»'\` _ _ _ ‘ _ < _ . -_ . - . , -‘limi in the lloU5L` Ol (0llllll0ll~*~ rated with Larzttliaii and _-\nteric:iti hags, rose to theii' "' . 53 ' - ' " _ t ' ‘

V -llf~ -\l*`lfs'lll`ll llllllll‘llfll’~`l}' ll`llll°‘l ll) Mr- D°`ll"ll' feet, waving their napkilis and filling the high-vaulted

with the i‘t_~_~'tilt that the iiickel bonib has burst in the mom with ¢h¢er5_" ' ' 'lui nip Rl _ \ iw! UU l lll , ' . ,

_=_,_¢` _i wil ca _ _ r. \leiel ' l’0llll°‘l l l l U /\niong the guests “ere \lr_ Taft Mayor 'i\litchel,

iii rt' thitt would promptly tie tip the great plains that mu, of Vvm., ]_]cm_y [__ 35,11,-0,\_ _|'_um.5 1\|_ |;QCk_ Ono

.ic itiriiiiig out niiiiiitions for (ireat liritain and her tp [\'u\m_ Henry p_ |);WiSUn_ _|r?_c(|cri,_.|{ ]i_\|mL.1._ HCP lib `i lik' ~`ll9\\'P'll lllfll lllllfl llllllllll (`Qlll‘l ll* ‘Ulll lll' bert S. llouston, the Rev. Williant T. Maitiiiitg, Patil li" llll"l'llllll.l’llill .Nl“`l*°`_l Llllllilllllll' Wlllllllll _‘"llllll'0l"ll ll. Cravath, Theodore .\larbui‘g, and 'fhonias D. Nec-

ihe l'.i'itish Goyertniie'nt’s committee on enemy sup- |mds_ president of me Canadian C|ub_ A telegram

fa;

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to* 5 ;f_,_ _ \_) . .i -1=l‘l_\` ll`f‘~` l‘lll"~"l‘lll (l""°l`llllll`lll- lllll ‘ll`l7llll°‘l lll llll_\' ll tioit both to L'iiited States citizens and to (aiiatliaiis

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‘ 1 -`il”“l"ll lt’ ~llf' li- G- 5- Lll.l<l5Cy- 3 Pfomlllcllt T0' and well might the latter feel proud of it. lfjf'-4-_“.il`* 1;-\\ yer :ind president of one of the Liberal .»\s-

? lb ~ f\\i‘l that .\lr. Dewart’s first charge “leant lllfll llle from President Wilson was read expressing friendship

c ii' ” . _

' 'iiti~h t.l0\'L‘l‘i1il\€l\l Wil* €\SSlSll“" Gcmlillll’ “lllcll to Premier Borden and to Canada and regret at his

T- v < . . _ ,, y ‘ i __A _ _ _ _ ;ili.<‘.ii’tl; iz) that the ririn ot Henry I_{, .\1ertoit mabitity to attend the dmne,-_

I Ur- \\`lll\`ll ll lllc lllll'°l’Cllll ilgfflll for lllc llllcllla' Concurrent eomnieiits in the American press on.

'~"-Ill Ni\`l<<’l 50-- llil-" 35 PU' fclll Ol lls 5l°Cl< ll°l‘l ll." the dotibtful attitude of the United States govern- ?.'~"~g, `-f"‘~i'~ll “fillllllll-“l-` llllll l5 l’°l` fcllll l>Y l"°5l‘l°lll5 lll ill' ment towards the war which is being waged iii liurope- 5 _,f.~ :ind netitrfil couiiti'ie_<: all directors and nienibers in the interests of Civiiizatiom are in sn-fmgc commst

I- `if|l\llllll*`<`~‘- lllll-*l ll.l' lllc ll.l"lll“`5 be llflllsll Slllllcflsi to the lofty tone of and the justifiable pride voiced in

_- the International Nickel C0.. did not i‘€f\-l~*`C lil llremier I’-orden’s speech. The speech tvas. :i revclft-

-. i.-eioiisi who \yai_itcd nickel in thousand aitd hun-

ll _ i

'”"""=°7 '~ - ~- l,---ii the ltiissiait tiovcrnment btit when Mr

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»n`lot_~ for some tinnamed destination in Europe _______i_)O(________ '

-_ --=l`» lllll`lll`)` D°""‘lll *alll the collslgllcc ‘ms to "Ile loved mortals. He loved to be with theni. Ile

_ _ " _ “ ' ` loved their laughter and revered iheir sorrows( (lite

[".*~ .. _:_ ,. ._ __ _ » i . . ‘ li’ ` ' _ ' _ ’ ‘ l ` day at thirty. l)oes anyone ask a better epitapli? (lite

/

__ l i l’l"m llll" ll ll,” not me Rllssmll ('0Vcm_n_lCm hcl glean this from a tribute to a mail who died the other

.t cnitfl 'l`o whoni thtit in l'uro>e did _\lr

`l‘f'lz‘-li<~ "l i¥'l“l‘_ lllllllc _thc lllsclosllre’ Mrj lfluflscy llzlstcllell always felt a little better after ati liottr with him.” \\"e

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_ »"“l"f`.""‘l"ll ll’ ‘ml-`ll~ill "l“l‘“l ll) lllc lllollmllll lpllb filivilys felt better after an hour with hini,not because

""-"l.‘~’ lllllll"ll-" ‘ll llflllills? It l~` "ll lo ur' Llll_‘l’”°y he lcctitred theni on. being good; he was too litiman

-ti* as _*my __

ii ili-cli»~e his irintipals seeing that they are neither l{ll"`l"'l llllr ill” llrlllsll glwcrllmcllts' Ml' l‘lll‘l` the spirit of the inait who was with him, because he

1_~‘.'g-nr' `- -_ _ V ', . . _ ' .' .

to-...A :_/,,.-.-:~i

I for that, btit because the whole spirit of him lifted itp

-',\` l* il §Il'illl‘l*“ll ‘lf lllllldlll L50" lll‘l*'I\Cll"l°`» l.°‘l(l°l° was whole atid sound and trite, with nothing of the

fi ‘l lllc l“`ll"lll"‘l lll Lil’l’°r Cilllilllil lll lg-371 llllll ls maivkisli or the moralizer abotit hini. Most of us tl’ lui--foit itlattil to tht. prominent Liberal politician. |\-,ww some one ppc than maybe more than 0nC_

llil"l{'3lli7-lc lillllll HU l»*` 0llC (ll lllc lcilllllllf l1lll¢l‘<ll~* whose sinile iii the niorning sets us otit feeling that it 'l`oronto, lirivingbeeii presideiit of the 'l`orouto l{e~ mc Wm-p| is H |,r`}g,hu.r_p]M.c_ Whose fricmpy “wm

'Wil' f\"»`U\`lllll0ll ll"-llll `f8‘_)‘) l0 lf)0l- lll l8¥_)~l “'1l~*` leaycs us a little tisliaiiied of ever liaviiig thought the ‘- l»lllCl'fll "illl‘ll‘l7lll` l‘ll lllf lllflll l*`l1l‘l’lllll"~` ‘ll l0l`0ll" world was eohl, wliosc owtt standards rio: olitrtidctl ii. l"ollo\\'iiig _\lr- l)v\\':trt`s nickel charges the 0tll0\'_or paraded but nevertlicless tiiihidden in:tl<e its real-

_,.:._’,` _-_“___ - _ _ _ .' _ , t - _ _ _

= t .\li'. l.iii<l.~e\ \\"ts elected president of Olin of llC ize that there .ire people a good 'many people, uho

. » . , 1 fi-iinilo l.ibcr:d zissociatioiis. Now that the bomb has nm trying t0 (10 the right thing the Cream ]wnCSt_

My-_-."3M' - -tiiei in the Liberal canip will they disown him? manly thing. lfow large a part of ottr wealth, of any- _ _ _ ___ __ _ _

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_».____,____'_'__A‘_§-,§_g\ -»rl<, has our tltattlcs for Uttited States press reports

l,-i` the haiiiltict tendered Sir Robert llorilcit hy the Ca- Mr. llonai' l.:`tw, presiding at a lunelieon in l,on» vi -i." _-'. ‘ - i

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_Qlf=_f`_l‘§ji_l§{>ll'l<~ii last nicht was one of the greatest ever given iti _-----)0(---l-- `§"_;il7i;'.'_‘<tlii_.~ city to a reprcsetitaqve of any other tiatiott. When “Itidigitatioii is growing in Germany,” says the

§'Z.§i;§ _S-ir Robert arose to deliver his speech the wonderful Overseas News Agency, “and tlte excitement is stimu-

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.nl of the lirin of Taylor, Short and keiiiicdy, Ne\v \ 'ills '

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~a -ca

)f,(_ one s wealth who stops to realize on such asset as' this

inan’s friendship, comes front friends who make one

‘ feel better for an hour with them.~F,x.

\li. \\', ll. 'l.tylor, formerly of l`i'eetown and itow -

fzafliatt tflub of New York previously mentioned don to Ntw Zealand statcsmeit said wleii tht. his-

'-rit-|`ly in our colunins. ln a letter accoinpanying thc! tory of the war comes to be writt_eii, in spite of our

‘ "E;i-f§"fl:'iI§.-`

rtiports .\'lr. Taylor Says: many inistaltes, the marvel will be the way in which

. "'l`he (`.'tii:tdi:tii Club dinner given to llreniier llor- the linipirc had organized itself for victory.”

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f itiééy-§_i-\';ilioii tendered him by Americans as well as Cana- lated bythe fact that German submarines returning

';,_l_;""=‘ -h;iiis .~ho\\'cd the very high regard in which the Do~,froni trips report again and again that they have' been

__.;,N{ iiiiiiioii is held. '|`he guests table, as yoti will observcliattacked treaclierously by hostile nterchantmcit." "~fl° \\~:i< filled with the niost distinguished citizens of the Similarly, the Germans were wildly indignant and re-

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lfiiited .\`-tates. I have always been proud of being a_vengeful toward the Belgttms for resisting the inva- .xl riiieel'1dwai'd Islander and a Canadian but after this sion of their country atid actually Hghting and killing

i§__j'_'§l_lliil¢l‘_i`;`i_tliiiiierl ani more so th:-in cvcr." ' German soldiers. The world never will understand

Next to a man's love for his own immediate faini-‘such mental procesess. ' __ , 4 ¢ ~.. ¢»,~¢nv _d _

"ff > _ l - - ff-‘-'-'-1*-’-' ' `~'-‘-1*-‘-2'-‘ff-‘-‘-'-‘IW '- - -~‘-rf-= --=='-'~'-':-'--‘-1-‘_‘_-L21*-':-='~'-'-`-'ff-‘-`~‘-'~'-=`-`-`-`~'~'-‘f-- -‘~‘ff---'---:--_--.r---.~_»:-ff:-.-.-~.-=-_--_-=-:_-_-_fA

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’ " "suwnnss nivsn"

iaweakened by Anaemla . i '~ The popularity of "Buwnneo Riv- , .

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ii* . . , _ '~.{1§._";_¢':r _< and fatigue and digestion falls . ._ I began the use of this treatment at ag -xgm-f Since Dr. Chase'a Nerve Food forma once and am now well on the way *_-li.-,= now' rich blood. it ls naturally moat back to health, alter having used the l t i- .lp

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` Anaémta la indicated i by thli1,_looklng through Dr. Chalds Almanac

_»,_ .___l. tvtimey blood. The gums and eyelids and read about the cure ot’ anaemia

daughter. ot a farmer near Wexlo.` Sweden, surprised all who heard her with the sweetness' and* compass of her voice as she sang Fo|ter'a'-plaln~_ tive melody. Sho was an -accomplish-' ed player on -the -date and vlolln and she made 'her debut at -the early age. /of 17 at Stockholm. . Lille ma y ot the ramona prima donn'na,_tha opera chosen for her appearance was "La 'l‘ravlatn.." She made a concert tour otha United States' end' sang many years tn Italian' opera.. At_ her taro- weli qoniiart given ln London hen' voice was exquisite in its purity and sweetness and ovenndao’ ot tone, hav-

ot _thyoe ootaves, an 'l?,‘.f‘“:ll‘?.t..1‘:§

of "8_uv’:noo_Rlver her- success' and op-

s a o ~- song and on

~..§=% i f D0¢l0l'S GBVB N0 H0119 a:;‘.;? :iz tr” ..:f.‘::'.i it ; ,

,,_Sald She was Threatened With Con mptlon, and Gave Her Three Week:

V, ` zrow pulé ' that-e 'la great wenkneaa by the use of Dr. Chaae's Nerve Food

H-tilt le is a treatment tor anaemia. Nerve Food for alx months. I want

This 'lettm proves its emciency ln the my friends to know that my cure You - mont severe cases. effected by Dr. Chanda Nerve Food

Mra, J. Adama, ~Port Hope, Ont., alone and after my dlaccuragement

too."‘tAbout-<_alx years ago tl wma from the use of other treat|§ents, -l

with very weak -apella and te'el it my duty to let everybo y know I doctored with 'the family about this remarkable cure."

and need other medicines Aa a roatoratlve for persona who

I lot very little relist; are pale ,week and run down there

continued to grow weak- la no treatment to be compared to

lcould iiot_walt Dr. (1haae’» Nerve Food. Graduplly my hand and naturally tho red corpnsclen are

to go to increased ln‘ the blood. the color la When re|bored»to~du cheeks and -tho strength they comes back to’wu‘ted nerve: and mus-

"or 3 _ ,all deaiei-x, or llldmztiilg Bite; Q Co., Ltd., Toronto. coupon

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DISC

tl&uanth

above referred to, and well might Ainerican citizensl

Westminster Abbey is directly op-

pnélte Parllame-nt. Buildings, and when .we luld tlnlshed with the latter,-we

crossed -the street and entered tllllq famous place. Tho' exterior is rat er black and gloomy looklngus a result o_{ c-ntlurln-g for centuries- the Bi1_l0k0 and moisture ot’ London. On entering u feeling ot'awe atirllu.-sf one when' ypp think that beneaui ue the bones! o such noted pcrsoiingcs. The. construction _ of _ the _Abbcy was comme-need by Etlwartl _ the ('-ont'os~sor in 1055 und is of Nor- man style. When one lieholds this tri-' Iumph ot` ancient artzliltceturo tho eont~‘ pinot; belief thatthc ptoplti ot’ those' curly times were tiitelvilir.t-.tl and utr- euplctl tltcniselvcs eliit-.ily in wzigiiitx war are at oline tllepe1lt~d.,’l‘lie toe-mbs ot' nearly all English so\'t-i-ititis' iiinec 1066 are seattetetl _about thc Abbey. The toinb ofthe l`oiintli\i~~~tlio_ Con-‘ lessor oeeiiplcrt n pi'oiiiin‘eiit plztec. und

'uniong others ot special iiileiest are tl_\0t-ic ol’ ldllzaboth. Henry Vlll and the princes who were nturtleretl hi the tow- er. (Phe spot wlterc (lroin well wart- bnir- ietl was also seen but hi.~ ‘hotly was ro _inoveil front the Abbey alter tho res'-’ toratlon.

St. .Iohn`s‘ tthapcl was then visited

.’l‘hls is perhaps the' finest apartiiieiit _ol nll. lt' was erected hi early tlinesl and thc areliileeture of ilie ceiling: is beautiful. The secret of how it was 'eoniitruetetl is not known to this day land not knowing how it is Iieiiti.: held together it isfa source <il` anxiety to the atitltoritics who leur that it may' eolliipsr at some tline.

Matty statues. niontiiin-tits, and

busts- of fiimous inch are to bc seen, lncludiiit: statcstmen, poets; sailors. soldiers, etc. Wolfe has n line nionn-

|ntent and it is cnperziiilly eoitsiplcious at the present tlnie, lieiitir decked with tho colours ol’ many Catiatllan Battal- ioiis who are ttow lighting in France. Among the lates-t bust to be placed in the Abbey is that of Chaitilierlaln, the- cntineitt tariff relornier who died a few yearn ago. I will not go into de- tails regaitling this great building and _will write a little no\v about St. Paui’s Cathedral, which was vis-lted

next.

St. Paul’s was rleslgiivil by Sir (‘.ln‘ls- -

topher \Vren~the great ai‘t-liitect who dld not live to s'-ec the intincn.~ie slrtie- tiire eonipletetl_ We paeiseil ,Ilrst lnlo ` the crypt, whero many husts. :-it.attie.~:- and tablets ure to he seen. llere also lie the remains- of Nelson, Wellington, and Roberts, with splentliti iiionunients erected over them. Among others are statues of'Cliai'les- Gortlan, who died at Khait ot' Wren the tlesigtter. anti praeticzilly a-ll ol the great men ol' ` past day`s. l noticed it bust of Sir John McDonald, and beneath was- an in- scription with thc' woriis iisetl in his election ntaitiler-to of 1888 “A lflritisli subject l wan hni‘n~/\ llritisli slilijv.-t l will rite." The t`tinoi'al ear ot' Welling- I ton lropt hero, ll is ot` iiiiiiieiisej wctght and wits lnillt in the short time _ ot' thre weeks. The whole eat' was I construtzted by guns- eapttiretl at i Waterloo. An' interesting feature of St. l’aul's is the "whlsperiiig gallery," which was mattlteil afttti' :ist-.cntliiig tt eii‘ciilui‘ stitircaso for about 300 steps. ‘

Mounting otir ettrrlagi-.s :iuaiii wo drove to an Eng*-li.~'-h Re.=-.‘tai|raitt.'l’liitnl;s g

to have tliniiei' i'otul_v, wo were lint do-

ait hour, \vt:rv‘ on this inovi~.` :\_i;niti.»-- this time tlii"ot'liiii: our course to tho tower ot` l.ondon, (‘i‘oe~tsii\i.: ’|‘owei' llridgo, one ol' tim niuny lii'l<l::os:- up-an ning the 'l‘lianit~s. we eaiino in slight. ot' this immense place. 'l‘hc area out-.tipierl by the Tower uoniprises- - ciglite'c.t by William the Conqueror, but. slnee acres, so you can iniagine what a large structure it is. it was tii‘i»=l. built. by William the (ltiiit|iit:rot", but lneo that time it. has bcoit great.ly eiiln`i~goil. lhe ai~tililtn<rt.iiro wus originally of the Norman porlotl, bitt. on a<:t-.otitit ot` inony aililltioiis liavlng boon niade at different tlme`s, nearly all the stylus that have ilotirisliotl in England are i'oprcsente'tl in its eoiislruetion.

The Towel' has served through the

tigers as n fort|'t;<i':i-,nFprliion` and tt paliieii lt was thc royal rcsitlonco until tho

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_ DRILY SELECTIUIIS FOR

GURRDIIN READERS

ll~'_»&1 \_

Furnished by `

‘~ ' W. I. Louee|\.` _ ‘

~K#HȤ

_ A LITTLE TE DEUM

We thank lrhee Lord. ly‘o'i' mercies manifold ln' those dark

days; . ' ‘

For Heart ot’ Grace that would not

suffer wrong;

For all the stirrlggs in thodead, dry

bones; ‘ `.

For bold salt stealing to the times

dre-ad needs; '

For every sncritlco of self to Thee; For ease and wealth and life so free- -_ ly given; l _ _-» ' For Thy deep sounding of the hearts ` ' of men; ' For 'Thy great openliig ot the hearts

, ot’ men; ' `

For Thy close knitting ot the hearts

_ o men, ,

For all who sprang to antiwar the

For all the unknown heroea who have . _ l

A > vers o

To keep the land lnvlollilto and tree i _

To keep the land lnvlolate and tree; '

M Gates ot-Death; _ I

For déhwho pans to larger lilo with

e ` '

e. . in Thee the wider liberty;

nlgmeoun end" llfdtu-ins

Inv a

eo_l't§_5pa'd__;-clolll'

Anil For

With

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l

again to our" izuitlu. \vlio lizul ui'i‘:iiii_'etl

r

layoil tlt'ei'r~. ttiitl ti|`tet' it stop ol' about

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peraonages of history as Str 'l‘h0Il_111B _ _ _. . __,._._ Moore, several of 'Henry \_'ll'a niuny .- lt'_l_-.',,r_ wives. Lady' Jane Grey and otiiers- ‘ - -f '-

passed through lt.~on their wayto the '

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:2:tl%‘._§f. ‘1?..l.`°;'.§2.¥*_llli-_'Z2l§"2.,;f.12,..?:‘.;_Your Artillery Chains at the Fmnt are Waiting '.152'-f°i’i3§.‘l§.§‘3ilf'i£l’.l'ilf~»f'_i’.{.`;il3 ‘$‘.§`i; _ _ for You; T - _- ` . _ '

lleved that it gvaadhgigp tlgtt tl; pl:-_l_p___ . , _ __ _

C05 WGYB l1l\.lI‘ CYS Ol' 61' _ e .$3212 ’§l';"‘%..f.`i"'i~`i..§‘.ll,§’i.'Z-,.23 itil!! Enlist in No. 5 SEIGE DRAFT and join tliem long imprisonment. _ ’ - `

The room in which the crown jc\v_l Mcre Good at

els-are kept was also vit-ilted. Tito _ ' ‘ _ » »

Iloynl Crown contains about 3,000 tiiu~ ' ' , -a " _

tnonds and 'many other prc.-t-.lotta . T- 0

stoncs.\'l’he whqlo display lu niiiiply Thls ls Your _

magnitlclcnt. lu the "Ai'inouries" arc' F ___ _ _ ____,..-. _- ' - -'~=-4 _ _ 5" "' l

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iiiiiiivtiiitiliiiiiliiifiiiiiiiiiiiieliii iiiiiiiiaigiisitil -ro Linen/ers iazi.e.|uivt_. l"f“l°£| ‘lf will lff j""‘§“Fl’ ll l “"‘"° in the ent-l_v\ days and forum quite al _-_-__ ylfll f lu' ll H GS ‘vs lfovmllnlglll eoittras-t to thc' applluiieea now in-usc.l ` ml' eddy to Rapport il" Bnlmllll

Among other lntcrcstini.: tliiriizs si.-rn' l.0Nll(lN. Nov. 25.~~ \'lst‘<itiiit._govcrnrnoiit hi every Sl-‘TD 11193/ ilcsiro

\\'or`e the Execution' Block und axe-,`(lrt»y the lirltish niinister of_ ltlreilllliltl lflkfl UW H0C\lliIll§ the eossat‘.oit fit the raclciuntl othor in'struinents of lui'~ at't`airs, today sont the t`ollnw|iu¢_ ll0l 1|llsfignll-:;lg3‘i_;`;_(;l_l;ll UU# Dillli-‘dlmtent

' i ol , _ lvnni:~i, the l'lt;'l;.:l;tii'iiiiiii:-i or iii _o ' ' 1 .

tiiilrle' biietliiiuiilitlhg X`l,iii2il3ti\‘liil0nlli0iibililoiitl ` “ms Mnflemys G_ovemmqm.’ how" fuiierail carriage ot' Etlivard Vll until; “l hiive lhc_honoi‘ lo uelr_itowlr‘-illioiIii/'ii`. llilti UNB i\=‘-“\lliU\_f‘0 lf’ till/0 tho the swortls ol` liltehencr, Itolioi-ts and tho ieeeipt ol‘~,.\'0il\` \}Ult* ‘ll 'll"‘ lllxillllllilllll l‘l°l'”l`“m‘”'l *ll ull” lllllllll-*lil \\'olseley'. About an hunt' and at halt' toenth ol' l\'tw.eitihoi'. in wliieli .V0\ll|l=\lll€~'l.V, illill lll€'_V Will uso iliolr nt- ln the tower and. as it was get wt‘i't\. gm-.1 t'»;ioli;',li ‘to t~r-ziiiliiliiieittclinost power to bi_‘llil! llili Will' to tl. ting into our eai'i'lag`:es drovo tlirotgt. tho _coli-,nm pi~ntvi-t ot' the lieli:i:\i|_l.~:|me(ly and stiretnisttil 1:oiieltisloii.an| ' from tltore to our boarding place. '|‘he` ,_;<,v@,~,,"m“i ,m4\g,,,=-¢_ nu. ;|iuasiti'cs ot|ll\ni-i liberate., once for itll, from th" day was eo;-rtninly well taken ndvtint- fm-(-,tytt piimr and tlcporttitii.-it iiiipo:-=ti.l|tlatttzerii which continually irlenaco age ot' in the way of sight seeing. lbv the (lc-riitan niitlioi'ilir-;= on t‘liti liel-_lit-i'_us long uri the citt-._uiy rc,tna,iin-i in

- _.Jw gh," pm,“1mp,,,_ - nt:tetipttt.loit of her territory. This _ls

llero follows a tlo`r-criptioniol se'\= "Your i-:overnniciit will not t~xll“-’fl- lll*l_ lllillllllllll Fllllf _gl l]l3ll_t;-ll: ,Allllell

eral of tlio`inlitor s‘i_hts stieh as Noi' 'ro lioiriiiilies any ielalioriite me :int tl0_DU0ll0 0 6 T S 'Jill- S0Il`S l"l1Ulf4l1ll>- theg Zovluiriirlil Kill” iii-t-Tsittz-ii ot liorroi- and liidii:ii:ttion,|iiirr' bore already _be-an inspired by dons, Nlitflztiit Tits-'sziiitls \\_'t»x \\'orlis “-},i__h 1y,,.\._ in iw.:-inioii with the-tho latest. proof ot Gcfrman brutality e`t<:.. wltlt interesting eoiiiinents' on the wlmle “_m_M_ yy..-1 in tht- pi'<,-seii.-»» olpo renewed determination to niakc ser-.ties visited as well as on ctiri~<»iit , _ --_,i i1 i- I . t--_uirti-it |<~_..-\'.‘t'_\_' i-'1\\'I‘ifi<10 for U10- fllliillllllllllt of

opinion in liliigltinil i't;-gziriwliitis the wtlij- il; t»--- i-.2-li the :;';tvt:'lliat end."

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Potatoes ! '

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TUESDAY, 28th inst., we will com-

mence loading the Sehr. “Assurance”

Pickard’s Wharf with a /full cargo i Potatoes. We will be pleased to

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receive your Potatoes 'at once. (Reds

preferred) _ This will likely be the Last Oppor-

tunity 'to`._ ship _this autumn---so we strongly advise you to Rush Them In.

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Now is Your Chance-»

Act at Dnce---Tomorrow

May be Too Late _

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You can depend on ‘us to give you

the highest cash price. Only good, sound stock will 'be accepted, so do __ not go to the trouble of hauling in _ frozen Potatoes, as they WILL BE

REJECTED. _ f A i DeBL()IS BRUS.

il 55-57 Water Street I _ - ctw-10ttet0wn,a_ - P. E.~_1stand

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_ great call; ' _ * V ' ` f ' " q ' f*‘ ‘_ .

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For thfelr high courage and edit-ancrlf j e -. _- For their endurance under deadly. » .

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