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Annklllss AND Pamsnsrxrlou. _

.. _ ____ ___

A fevrfivenings ago some of the mall! ffltlllls of J. W. and Mrs. How-

'iird sorlnblsd at the home of Frank

I-lower _; Cornwall. to bid farewell to their departing friends. After the readillt 0! the address by the Rev.. H, Millar. and the presentation of the presanhfby D, T. Fraser, Mr. andl Mrs. Howard made _a feeling reply, thanking thdir many friends for re- membering them at this time and as- suring them that the old` friends would DJWBYS have a large place in their hearts, and recounting the Christian fellowship enjoyed' with the members not only of their own church, .but of the neighboring churches. Short addresses were also made by D. T. Fraser, Hey. H. Mil. lar, H. Macmillan, all expressive of the loss to the community of Mi-_ Howard and his family, as Mr. How- ard took a deep interest in the ailairn of tho community in which he lived. The singing of God be With You Till 'We__)daet Again ended the program. Before departing the visitors were kindly entertained with cake and cof- fee by Mrs. Frank Howard.

Our hearts do follow them and theirs For Hea.ven's best gifts they have

our prayers.

Following is the nddress:-- Wlliiam J. and Mrs. Howardr

Dear Friends:--Having learned of

your intended removal with your family to the land of the “Stare and Stripes." in behalf’ of your many friends of the surrounding communi- ties we have met here this evening to bid you farewell and wish you God- speed. _

You have been so long associated

with us ln the social circle and espo- cially in church work that your dc- parturc will create a blank, which we fear will not soon be filled. Your as- sociations in these relations have al- ways been of the most pleasant chur- actor.

We have ever found you ready to

second every effort put forth to and to the efficiency of church and state, you have, without remuneration, giv- en your time and talent to the ever occurring demallds oi the surrounding communities. '

We shall greatly miss you and your

talented family but bp assured that wherever your lot may be cast you will have the best wishes of former associates, and we trust that when far from us you will carry with you social and pleasant lnenlcries of thc time spent in association with us, und now as a slight token of our esteem of the valuable service qi you

and your estimable wife, we present

you with this gold watch and chain and to Mrs. Howard this diamond brooch, which we trust will remind yOu, Whtn fB1` away, of "Old Lang Sync."

Daniel T. Fraser, Robert l\lcPhail,

James Drake, Alfred Yeo, R. B, Mc- Kinley.

North River, Dv-ec. i-i, 1911.

BORN

KENNEDY-At lirudalbnne on Dec.

24th inst to Samuel and Mrs. Ken- nedy Jr a baby boy. ` _' WEST--At Union, Lot 33, Sunday,

December 24th., to Jonathan and -Mrs. West a daughter, _ MELLETT-At Union, Lot 33, Sun-

day, December 2-ith. to Alphonse

and Mrs. Mellett, a daughter.

MARPlE.D»

McPI-IERSON- M,cLean -At _ the

Manse, Caledonia, 'on the 19th. inst., Thomas McPherson of Cullo- den, to Mary Catherine Mchean of the same place.

MCLEAN-MCPHERSON -- At Valley-

»` field, December 19th, by the Rev.

' A. S. Stewart, John Andrew Mc-

Lean, of Head of Montague, to Jes sie McPherson of Valleyfield.

WEBSTER-COFFIN--At Cherry Hill,

Dec. 20, 1911, by the Rev, R. P. Murray, Albert ‘Edward Webster, of French Fort, to Ellen Marin Coffin, _flaghter of Albert Coffin.

msn l~!‘OLMAN--At York, on Dec. 26th,

191-1, Mrs. Captain John Holman, aged 97 years. Funeral notice later.

'l‘llinlNervo`lis Children

-Often even the doctor doesu't seem able to tell what is the matter with a rapidly growing, thin, uervol\S. 'fretful child. Some noted specialists hven recommend keeping them iq/niet in bed several hours every dllyi

But that sort of thing is just what

an active child can't bear. Our own experience ls that such children begin to thrive and pllt on flesh alm0Si BS soon as they begin taking Vin0l. our delicious r'~d liver and iron tonic, that ebll.‘ ll love to take. Itis quite harmless :.1 does them a W0rl<i_ Of good. ’ ` ' become ruddy and rug- ged, their little llnlbs fill out and be- come plump and they are soon the frolicsome youngsters they ought to _be. Mrs. C.W. Stump, Canton, Ohio, says Vino! restored her sickly little daughter to health and strength. Vinol is good for delicate 1JwDl€ 0| all ages and _von take no risk in giv- ing it n trial for we give back the money if it does not do all We Clhlm-

_&.

Ca!-'ture of arms has been effected by H M 5 Fhllonlel lu the Persian gui The contraband which consisted 3 0 H505. several pistol d thousands of amlllunitlolli: if/‘dis #211: cealed on ei false deck 3 few lncher he-low U12 Ulliler one.

The arms, which were nil of moderr. Pattern; f0fm€<1 an important _ haul and the news of their capture Bhoula ‘help still further to restrict the con traband traffic which the vigilance of the British squadron in the -persian [gulf has helped to render even mor( and more hazardous.

' LOCAL OPTION

FOMBAY. India, nee. 25-A ,men

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TUBUNTU. Dec 25-‘Emphatically

.llH8¥l1m0i1Slv_ uuchnngeably favorablf £0 106111 0l»t\0n' are the headlines o`f _the statement of the 'Felnperance am ,Moral Rcforlll boards of the Method

;_s§__;l_1u:‘cll__lll anglrer to_ an itelnil pdl;

ll’ llc wen ._ ound ‘ era

OH D00 9. l9ll, by the liquor inter ests of the province. The import o the article was that the above bosrl was not very favorable to local op tiou.

The atatelncllt goes on to say tha'

lthrollgllollt its history the ,yiethohisf lchurch has been a consistent ant'

|zeal_o_L_i,stadvocatc of the prillciple of pro iion and local option, ‘This despicable uttempt,' the statement proceeds to say, to mislead the peo ple reveals the extremities of loca option are driven. No doubt it is dis- credited, yet lest any are in doubi concerning our position we desire tc make it plain. @Then follows a detailed and empha- »_tic statement of the antagonistic at titude uf the Methodist. xxchurch to wards the liquor- traffic in all shape: land forms. ’l‘llc Methodist churcl lstands imnlovably, where John Wes lley stood nt. the bcgilluillg when h= declared the liquor tl‘al‘fi`c murders His Maiesty's subjects wholesale, alll drives them to hell like sheep' i Tile statement proceeded to sa: ‘that local option was not the goal 0, the lllethodiat cllllrcll. Ptohibitiol throughout the nation was their'ulti~ 'mate purpose.

ANNDUNCENIENTS

\'On tile 31st inst. Capt. Atwoob

McKay lvill discuss the subject, Con ference Resolution for the New Year in the Montague Guild at 9145 B.. ln

“If you are going to attend Busi

ness College you sllould patronize on that has “Won the confidence of th: people." Ask for Prospectus of thx Union Commercial College, Wm. Mo ran, Prin. 12-27d1i

“The concert und pie so

cial givcll at the Mt. Albi on School last week will be repeater at Hartllcy Hall on 'l`hu1‘sday, Zlltll at 7 p.m. Admission ten cents. I not fine will he held next fine I\i.2llf

-f » 12-26d3i

*"1-low lllolly words can you mak-

out of tllc name “\3ostclio'_' just sal for fun, and leave yollr answer at thi box office _of the People's .Theatre attend the matinee New Years, an: see if you are one of the luckyl ones Only children under fifteen allowed tc enter.

l’APEl{ TUWELS.

All article which has been adopter

in the Ullifed States and whicl' should hold ollt great possibilities ir this country, is the paper towel. Il is of the same size as the conven- tional doruestic article, and nlade ol soft, absorbent, light paper whicl does not tear readily when moistened. The towels are made either in separ ate sheets or ill the form of a long roll perforated at intervals to facili tate detachment, and after=being us- cd are discarded and destroyed. They are generplly made up in consign lnents of two hundred and fifty ol fivc hundred sheets, and are greatly appreciated not only in the home. but in clubs and other institutions The cost of the paper articles is in finitely less than the charge made by a laundry for cleaning a towel thai would be in use a similar number of times. We have a paper servicette. and it would surely be worth till while of some enterprising British manufacturer to supply a _paper towel for drying the hands and face The paper possesses no chemicals which are liable to effect the skin injuriously, and in some instances is impregnated with harmless aromatic substances.

AN "APPRECIATION.’ '

its gonllolee, and st. Marks. and

ec h 'ndow "-Catholic

CAPTURE OF ARMS. _

QUEWS ' C0_UN'l'Y*

lt pays to buy in this _province

Mi" Marion Wathen of Harcourt, l- B-. who has many friends in this ity. is visiting in St. John.

J. A. Dewar, M. L. A., Cardigan, :us among the visitors tothe city esterdi-iy_

A blrnch of nice young gentlemen tudcuts of St. Dunstan's College arf studying voice and piano with Prof. `urle.

=\ letter' post marked Calgary, Der

link. was received by a resident of ulustallnage on Dec 25th., less Sli

_llicil it was stated had been enclos-_

lu thc local item in yesterday'a is- uc in which reference was made to lorcrnors HcGregor and Roger; »f Sola Scotia and P. E. ` Is ‘lull it was ommitted to state that h:y had been instrumental ill banish- ll.: the the use of intoxicants at theil eslrective official residences.

Yesterday afternoon another shooting natch took place at Kensingtor angc between follr enthusiastic _rifle neu. Three scores were fired from the 00 yard range, resulting as fol ows._ 98, 97, 95, and $l0. in regar( .o the lateness of the season, yrs zerdays shoot was another record or the range. _

Since the opening recital at tbl laptist (_'hllrch, owhen Prof. Bal nought out the beautiful tone ans ine qualities of the new (Iassavan '1`l=li1l1. the builders have added an lthrr Tablet Coupler to the organ ‘ouplinc up the Pedal and Great or falls and adding mllch to the volume »f .-<u_lll<l and harmony. Tile organ ir low complete and has been accepted ly the organ committee which mad' he pilrcllsse. The congregation is dc- llglltoll with the organ, and Misr llinll Earle is already beginning tx lring out its fine tones and deel tl_lfll}.‘!`i.\'s. '

Thr .lllulsterial Association has ar- ‘fulucll the following exchange of flllllits for Sunday Jan. 14.At th. ".rst Methodist Church Rev. J. F ~`lo;.'d will preach at lla. m., an flev. T. ll‘_ Fullerton at 7 p. m. At .he Baptist Church Rev. W. Harrison it li n. lu., and Rev. R. G. Stra- llic at 7 p. lu. At the Central .`llristi:ill, Rev. T. F. Fullerton at ll l. ul., and Rev. D. _McLean at 7 p. n. At the Pcople’s Church, Rev. J. T. Flo_l'll at 7 p. m. At? St. James' Rel". Li. L.. Fash, 11 a. m., and Rev. I. Heaney at 7 p. ln. At Zion,, Rev. I. Heaney at ll a. m., and Rev. W. Harrison at 7 p. nl. At Grace Church Rev. R. G. Strathie nt 11 a. rn. and Rev. '.I. l., Fash ut 7 p. m.

The death occurred on Sllnalai morning at eleven o'cl0cl; nt his home at Victoria of Joseph Inman of that llnce, one of tll`e most prominent far ~nel's and the keeper of' thc Victoria i-iflllthollsc. The deceased had beer. ill Only o week and his death is dccp- y regretted ns llc was one of tho most respected residents of that loca- lity. He leaves to mourn their loss UWO <l11\llZhf€l`S. Mrs. Bacchus and Mrs. Charles French, both. resident ir_ the United States, besides a widow. \Irs. flaccllus on learning of her ’atllcr's illness left for Victoria and 'nisserl connections at I‘t du Cllenc, a'rrivill;; too late to see her father alive. The deceased was a member of the Methodist Church and the con- gregation to which he belonged will Ieenly feel the loss of a good man_ln politics he was B staunch Liberal and was exceedingly popular with all whom he came ill contact. The flllle- ral will take place this, Wednesday, afternoon at two o'clock to the Me- 'zhodist Church Cemetery.

A quiet wedding will take place

this evening at five o’clock in the Presbyterian Church at New Lolllloll when Miss Lena B. Murray. 1-nlv laughter of Rev. John Murray, will be united in Marriage to Rev. A. ‘ . McLeod, a native of Pict<»'.|.t'<..l-lay, N. S., now pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Hyde Park, Mass. Tho ceremony will be perfomed by the bride’s father assisted by Rev. -'leo A. Sutherland, Kensington, the bride and groom being unattended. .lfiss Murray has been organist of her father's church for the past ten years, and is greatly beloved by residents in this province. She will be the recip- ient of a purse from the members of the W. F. M. S., Young People and lnenlbcrs ‘V of the congregation as a mark oi their high appreciation. All ter the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. =Mr.- Leod will enjoy 'a wedding trip through Nova Scotia before pro-

ceeding to their home in é-Kyde Park. Miss .\Iul°ra will be nluc missed in

“'CASFl) PIPES We are offering

33 1-3 per cent Come in and see thc

_8t. James Church tonight.

Miss Lily J. Taylor, Uity, leaves

this morning on a visit to Halifax.

There will be no prayer meeting in

Miss Katherine Keenan and Miss -Jolly Diamond returned to this city on the western train yesterday.

J. J. and Mrs. Desmond were

passengers to this city on the noon train yesterday.

Mrs. W. H. Smallwood, of Montreal

is spending her_ Chrlstlnas holidays with her mother at Alexandria. _

Misses Alice and Bertha Muttart

of Cape Traverse are ‘~'iSif-lug in tbl” city, the guest of A. J. and Mrs. iiacLaine. _

Word was received by Benlalnin J. Wood, Alexandria, announcing the death of his brother, Lemuel, of Bos- ton on Dec. 24th. No particulars.

Miss Ella Cullen, student at llusti-

co Convent, is spending ber fibrlst- inus holidays with her parents, T. P. and Mrs. Cullen, Sherwood.

The following registered at the Vic-

toria Hotel in this city yesterday!- f,_ McLeod, Montreal; John Smith Truro; J. A. Dupine, Montreal.

'Ihg many friends of Mrs. H. J. An-_

derson, City, will be pleased to KHOW that she has returned home from the P_ E, I, Hospital, completely reSt0l'°d to health. '

Any young man with nt least affair

education, who desires permanent work with chalice of rapid promo- tion, should write "Q," Guardian 0|' ’lce, at once.

A special White Rose meeting 9' l.o.lge sem., o. E.. will be held 1” their llnu tolngllt for the purpose OI advancement, A fllll attendance is re- qucsted.

Miss Clara McKinnon was a Dassen’ ger to this city on the noon train from Surnmerside yesterday and left on the afternoon train to visit friends in Montague.

‘Daniel and Mrs. McLeod. Of River' ton desire to thank their nc13hb0I`S. and especially Lester Gay and Ward Crane, for their kindness to the fain- ily during their recent illness of dl- phtheria. _

Ambrose Paoli, City, who has been

employed for the hast few months On the teaching stall of the College o_f St Francis at Riviera du Lo'uP. i5 Vlslb ing his pl_l.rellts, S. P. and'MfS~ P80' li, Grafton Street.

The funeral of the late Mr. Lord.

sou of Capt Johnson Lord, Victoria. will take Place tomorr0W. Tllursdn-YV afternoon ot two o'clock from his late residence to the Presbyterian (‘eulctel'y at Tryon.

There are splendid well lighted, well

n.p|;oillted rooms to let in New .Pf0“`S` Block on second floor which are very suitable for business offices and ln- tho thiijd floor, suitable for lodge nlcetiugs, etc. Anyone desiring olil- crs of this kind should call on ol write I.. E. Pl'ows'c at once.

The following registered at thc

Queen Hotel in this_city yesterdnyz- L, Wood, Mt. Herbert; L. McDonald, East Point; J. A. Houston, Kensing- ton; J. B. Gaudet, Miscollcbc; Iliclr urd Mosher, Middle South; S.D. Mrr- ray, Picton; W.A. Brennan, D. Mor- rison, Summerside.

ray, Picton. . _

Af. the police court in-this city yes-

His Honor and were disposed of us follows: James Donavon, Lemuel Phillips, Peter Matthews, John Bow-l_ den and Ambrose Mahar, two dollars and costs or live days each,H1u|sonl\lc- Leod, live dollars and costs or teul days, Allan Mclnnis, four dollars ulldl costs or ten days. George Good- neau, charged with vagrancl. “'*lS dismissed. John (Budley-) Hulrll@~“. for corner loafing, wsnt down to jail for five days. -

::The MacKinnon Drug Co.. Fife

making o specialiy.go'od display of Moir's chocolates for thc holiday trade. All the packages arc of hand- some design and the contents per- fectly fresh. The prices are such 115 will- appeal to the average pocket- book. ` < lltt

::Go to Buntain, Bell & (`0- YOY

rnnl. 6-Zfidtf.

WHEN I AM GONE.

y .

A YOUHE llldl' W_:‘°I ‘Ed rF€_‘_“`;ed social and musical circles where she "1

from a tour throng ta .W1 _ ef is mllch sought after, and being the Wh I - _ » D father informed n _friend that he liked possessor of a rich gift of song she ,_Henh lang iiad' if ‘gen can .Tywav all the Italian cities, but H1059 Of 5-ll will be a distinct addition to her _ e 9 pc 9 W°1`l "PU" ‘ ” -' he loved Venice. __ _ new home and her loss is a provin- With all his faults of word ulld derd “Ah, Venice, to _be sure! S8111 the cial olle_ns Miss Murray was ever wil- Mankind did have some little need fi-iend_ "I can readily understand that ling to lend her voice when called up- Ot what he ga_ve..__then in my grave your father would like Venice, with gn. N0 gneater honor shau‘I Cm\,e_ _

ih l- l -~ 1 ~ _ . _ _

Mfofh alligigs the young lady__inter- the finest lil: of Sraialple fl-asedrPip_cs lléélejidclmss€;t?fh;h‘§l__;Zg5 t(:enman_ _ __upted_ nit wasnvt that.. He ll ed if eve; s`l_f;_w;l sqyeussé me pglcees 2% e _ef His ways were straighm ms soul www h ause he could sit ln the hotel an zu r 0 0 ~ Y -1 clean;

UBB "Um 5 9 W1 ' ` ' . His failings 'not unkind or mean.

NEWS- _giecfgfvngcxf l3I;0‘::;,t_°_°?1<hl;ip1l;?cKinn;,? He loved his fellowmcn, and tried- ;

ns-_ _-_ G d K St _ To help them"-I'11 he satisfied.

f[’_C°vtrnl`Drug?F?re . - _ ' ‘ Drug Co., Cor. Gt eo. an t. s

_ _ _ dtl. .

H Not goedj - _ But, when I’m gone, if cvcn one

'_ ‘ o , after ‘ - . _ -~' Can weep because my life is done. ' N0. 21 Cllarlollelown Guardian s J... 6. _ My ¢¢“°'='~° cw he “<1 nd fo the me nf

_ sealing. was .ree cellegllan will tell B‘f°‘\u°° I am no lower fhéfcl _ ____ Call me 9, lmave, nly llfe mlssD¢¥1¢"

¢-_.___ ' - you that be makes the best fitting No matgoi-_ 1 shun he content.

' ' ~ Young ladies’ Piano and Organ Valid! C°'_'*“‘° __ `f°.1‘>_*"“_‘” °"° °“¥' ”°“ ’°“ 'rms wiv 'ro GEHMANY.

° _ ` - _

e 1- , .N

dino that be puts in the best stock ob-

'l'he workmanship on his make of

,___-

E _ Last year a Russian traveller aslferl, - . . tiinlble for Q WW! m°d°|'l“ P¥`l°°~ 3 Berlin railway official on which:

platform a train to a particular citill would arrive. The Ofllclhl 1106525 ml

this as permission to cross the rails'

terday seven drunks appeared before-

_ .~ _ ul mu

Make up y0Ur mind to live a per- stitutiops 001112 as high as $3 or $4 fectly sober life. lutoxicants have un fitted tll0\lB8ulls of lllcu for the busi ness li!e'aqd finally become their ut ter ruin. It lnuy snlnetimes be dim :ult to refuse when u dear frienl, iii-gee you to iudulgr-_ but it will pa; you in dollars and cents as well as il manhood to rl-slst.

As you Il-I doubt <-.unc ill toucl with mlllll' )"'llH_2£ people, you must _nhoose your ilssocizltl-S. Let them lu pure and llil'll-ulilldefl, From tiles: young ilwldc you will no doubt :hoose the slr! win. in to shale life? joys and sol`l'»»\\'_< ulil. you. \‘l'llnte\’el you do. nc\'cr lrlllc with u gil'l’s af- fections. When you pay marked at- tention to ll _\'o'\ll:» billy, she has, a right to i`nllll‘. _\-nu wzillt to iw lflorc :han a more fl-ll-ll.l. ilu not turn from _ler to zluntllcr “just for full," ol' “to make ber jealous." You will rc- gret it when you are settled ill life, whether lll;ll'l'_\' hcl- or the other girl, however llzlpiql- your life may be.

'1`Ill‘l l.\'(`l\RNA'l`1()N.

Bethlehem and (’al\'a.r;,- are linked

together forc\'el'_ and they tell one only story, a story of lnfinite L0vc. God stooped to lllcu because he loved them, and the Incarnation, and the privation, and suffering, and death, which it implied were counted a joy

and uncertaiuly, we may be sure that the trouble lies in this, that men are trying to do Cllrist's work without Christ's'spil'it. It is that alone that has dynamic enough in it for the task of world-regeneration. God must be born ill men; there lnust be the new incarnation, before men may do ’Jocl‘s work. _

‘1`lll_\.'.';;-~. v.‘ou'l`ll K.\:owl.\:<;.

lf the well is generally so hot as

to lulru n coke on the bottom, i:'.1t more tilull al single layer of paper lu the bott<.l_i of the pan.

('reu|ll und eggs will beat lnuch lnorc quickly if they are very cold. A pinch of salt, too, :lids the process,

A deliciolls stuffing _for roast pig or

'IhMfl.0'~l‘I`E'l`0WN AND `

AND IT WAS BOLVED.

A_ud‘it came to pass that Daniel was cast into the den of liouslly or-_ der of King Darius.

Early thc flelt morning King Dari-

us Went to the den, rolled away the

st_r_llle» and called out: "Do the lions b c'.»"

"Not unreasonably," replied Daniel,

who was well up in tht' legal vernac- .llar of the duy.

"G0od!” cjaculated Kiln; Uariusas

he rolled bnck the stone. Thereupon he went forth and proclaiuled that the lion question had been solved.-

AIIIIOW l’l)_l.\"l`n`.

ily Pastor J. Clarke.

i3cliever's are l;od's nobles.

Tale-tellers need 'to be truth-tellers.

Suffering is a teal,-her to some, but

not to ull.

If you ueigiect your business, your

business will soon neglect you.

Every mall leaves his home one

more ltime than he returns to it.

Why dwell so much on the past,

With its sorrow, its struggle, its

sill;

When a brave true heart, by iaith

?' XA

.f“»°:~»"“”. , __*,_

1.- i .ov .__

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'_ __ $___-it *Y diff; ;-': lc-=» 1;.-in-,

\ ll llolfrns

and prayer, _

to All-l‘onlillcl~illg Love. Have we' May the grandest of victories win? learned our lesson from that yet? lf,; _ _ _ _ .

in any port oi the world, the Churcll| “UUUHN AMMUNVFION-

has halted, or moves forward feebly --

; Thrcc years ago civil war was rag-

f lug lu-,t'.\'c-cll two Afghan tribes, the

‘Ali Khel and the Mala Khad. The.

led Count von Aerenthil ta

_ --- _ “important 5 decision;

L l ith regard to the statement pnbf

lished 'recently to the effect that Count Berehtold, the late Austrian ambassador at the court of St. Pe- tersburg, had proceeded to that song. try with the object of cementing 5 Russo-Austrian enteute, this stato- ment is scouted by those familiar with thc ,political situation in Italy as being mere conjecture.

Whatever may be the motive of

Count_Berchtold's visit to St.Petera»- burg, it is certainly not. according to B gentleman intimately acquainted with the foreign policy of his own country, with ii view of arranging au' alliance between _-iusieia and Russia for the purpose of attacking l'a1y_ ' Referring to thc situation _i lepro-

sentative of the Christian Scenes Mauitor elicted from an Italian gen- tleman whose ability to speak with authority was unquestionable, estate- nlent to the ellect that the relation- ship existing between the Austrian people and his null people was excel- lent and that thc relations hetvreeu the Austrian go\'ernlllf=nt and his own

_government were if possible still bet- er. ‘ He added, llowevcr, that "there are

few Dcuflle, or for that matter,nati- ous, _why_ not have some enemies who consider that they have reason to be iénlous. and Italy evidently forms no. exception to the rule.

HAD N0 SHOES UR

STOCKINGS TO BUY.

`A Socialist paper is responsible for

n story wllirh even if not absolutely true ill all its details brings out the unsympathetic character of Prussian bllrcallcracy. ,»\ country girl while

latter tribe built great hopes ofsuc-[Occupied with ‘.1 threshing macmm’ cess on a cannon of such fi size thatigot clmgm 1" the ma°hl“"Y 168 men \,__U.e re lm. d t dr _'__ .and as s. result had to have both her

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A _,J th - ~ _. _ _llcgsj alvlpaltatell. .\he drew thereafter s la trained ln a Iilltlsll bat .fr U Q, __ I I d

WFS' --HS Tllkiaged to work the gun,l omthléc ' J?-E nfslwénx un 8'

cu thc ullderstandlng that he receive-of 'll

mon y pcll in o . _'J and con tirlued drawing it until one fine day

../ lupef-s ever time he hit tll= v l- _ - '- , - _age _“___ ___ tie _.Uc_, This _mf mln slle_ got an ll.l_l:f..ltlorl from the offi- ____O____ _______une__at_vc for according m_clo. .~._tunt_ the perlalon was reduced to Fm eye witness the' Bmm__nit_0n con-,$13. 'lhc girl protested and ln the us- . _ . _ . _,,,, _ , _. , S_________ ___ _,olive wood bans __0_______l.al leisure.; to.l_l-_se of official time _.ml _,___ bands vhich h_____ _ mghlyfrecS1\ed__a_reply_ _file autllogitgis, it .- _ . , . . , - _ . 4 _ _ . . _ ~ lC<'1-Illlic flight und are cnlclllutcd llfggsey ll.1tm\»-elgnlelrllallie tcoorcélhlmierto th; ‘lv -“l"’"l equal dflmflfi-f U1 f1`i4'fHl -"Hlllldecisloll in her 'favor She was re- \`~@-" After a three -luv-s’ bumbnrd-‘lnln.1e.1 tr..-.t no-.c ulacelle had no lllellt, in which the fort was onlyilsgg She ,._-as Sm-ed me expense of lllf Y-M26 UIHCS. the l_lo.~ltil_itie_~: cnmeishoes and stockings and that, more- tfl nn cud.--Iiondon (hronlclc. lover, she had never been charged (oi-

tlrmal recruits was his intention to ill-

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the boned fresh hnln is made of ce!-§\vH__»_'p SUp,P(;._`{T I3l€h\'O0:3[l.l:1‘1etLlllcEgflilllltiatlfsrll Buglplhie- "Y ~‘““ “"1"”-__ l Han ul:.\‘srl.il.vjnev.lral limbs. lt was finally indicat-

`. _ _ . *_* I `-i that she should remember the cost ‘.‘.hr:l next nlnlilllg chicken salld tri' l L( - - _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ . , , , _ . __ .thc nuthorltles were put to in supply- ._ld<ll__.,, .l little of the Jellled _c-hltkrlll _\Ilal\b.A. Austrla,_lJec, Zn-The re-ring smut in which the amputated stool. to the lunyollnnlse dresslllg. _slgnation of Baron Lonrad von Hoet-flags were P,-esen-ed_

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Punch, who hfleldtthyc position of chief of tlielwhy ,foes the

"*.‘”'*1"” 'Genera s a., was no more sul ol`tcd` '

THE DOMINIUN ("\BI‘\'ET~ RY thegeilefal “`1li¢`l-\ if I>'J1`Sifl€I;<l ull \\`lly¥]a<l]d)eesn ltlllc cold always come

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“kill"T~"f‘?ff*{i;;3.lT’f?§`T{f:éf?‘if'.:‘Q:}f".,"` Itria. The general) wus llerzistcllt isn 1 “bb (lies - we hpabtf)-` alagyg can §___ ___ ____ ._ _ _ _ __ f -_ _ _ I _ u len your lusols un y._ ,., _,.>_\-,A ,.._ _ .._,. _ _ his demand for an eipernlltllre of some wp- ll th.. ood gh ws 31 'i '""`; i $80 ooo soo fo- ‘l‘ - - ~ ~ | J "’ ` g 0 ' ways __ - _ ad__i_t_ ~n t l_l_lll_l1-l\g_.l’ lJll1ll0»\f-‘»‘_._ lI\_ come wllell you have no roll?

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___,,-,_.-_j. = -._ upon the necessity 1.: elnlfstlllf,-ndplflarsleiWhy ~lu@-' vu'-rr :founsster always .; "_, _. _a_ '1 -»»_;_z€__4»,- ,-1 'gm _ _ - _ __. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,

__ forllf tchxetlo __rrc;cr:)iéf_;_ B__\nl_tlu_ll_t_ _ ,_~,l_l.lll_ .-hen he s on exhibition? .___g,_______.___e,,-§,_.;;_l__7,_.___ '_-_e§.__i_ _ _ s P . 3 rc. lilly toes the tomcat always yowl r»:‘--'.='f'5.:=.,=;;?’:. _ -,;»'i_'_,’;,f1.;-.. °‘"‘ to be Bdopfcfl- _ Just when you want to sleep? The "mill "fm" '*"` the »‘!'="@fel'S Why do the nu; feeds always come l._‘§_';-;_,§'go___l-_'_ __ -§f'__'<"1i`.f_';r,'_;i U_\”El’Dt <l€Slre to enlist :lt once addi- when you`re not in condition?

WHY.

bill collector always on Friday?

Why must you always give away

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`3§i'?f;'?i$lli§l'* "J _ ' {>'-_f'_."f§-:,"='-.` |.°m“5° th.” numb" Ui “Oops stauomdl the things y0u'd rather keep?

',_,..§§E`- In the nelgllbol'hl_\<\d of the frontier, _ __;_._,_', A s.:<:ces1s<:r to the general has lil-,Why does the servant always quit lrcariy beccu npilollltcll, nn lnlpcrial_ when gllcsts you have invited?

,7fr¢.¢_, _ »J~x-<==; » 'V '.\=‘¥’-_l1»'.f~_'-_= lalitogréhilh litter lmvlng been publish-_ Why docs the 'phone hell always _ _. _ __ __ T lef ln c rmy Gazette nppolntinfl rin' 'list afte ~ ll'r ti ll" _ _va',-'f¢::',< ~ /b-e » . _ _ LI , 5 J Y 50 9 re re ' . _¢ ° ` __,“‘.j._',_-5;. »M&JOI`-General :scucmuu chief of thgjllily does your dentist always look, ‘ `=¢`1.,. lgeneral staff of the army in the piano, as though he was delighted? ffl? _of General Baron von Hoetzendorf. _ \\'hy do you guy that yoiyve H,-e_ 3,' ` ' ~l~._._%--, ~'._¢ ¢-€_€';_'f,.--¢~ ~ . ,. ._ Persistent runlors are also in circu-_ signed" when all know you are

.__....\= _ gg intron to the effect that Count Aercn-; fired? _ ___.__.~__,'_,._ thai is about to retire. The present ls?

Svarcely the moment when the retire-lllhy do your friends when youlre

ment of so able 5 diplomat as the' count could be anything but aserious loss to the country. There is no lack of speculation as to the reasons whirl'

alive. slam you as good friends shoul<ln't'_' ‘

Why do they always somehow save

their prrlists till you die?

have prompted this proposed stop on How is it some things always some

tbe_ part of the foreign minister ond it is generally bl-licvrd that the attitude

was largely, if not entirely the reason

to -this u'°crl|'l as they sh0uldn't'.'

The onlv 'lnswer Echo gives, and

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Minister of the Interi°r_ I ofthe late chlef of the 'general staff Echo answers “\\'hy?"-Brook-

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