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I THE IRISH QUESTION.

I Home Rule for Ireland which Mr. Glad- stone brought ' to somewhat favorable

favorable notice is now apparently as far oifas ever. To that measure the Conser-

vative party in England has always stood opposed, and Gladstone’s measure caused ‘ao large a detection of sble men from the Liberal ranks that the party has not got recovered from me io-s. Lara Rosebsry has since been for a time a Liberal leader, and may yet regain that position, but he will not make Home Rule for Ireland p. plank in his platform. In fact he affirms

that he is not now and never will be _pre- pared to concede an independent Parlia- ment for the Irish nation. I [Since Mr. Gladstoa’e day it has become llfore and more apparent that the Irish leaders who accepted his measine did not intend that it should be accepted as a full and final settlement of the Irish question. Their ultimate obiect was

absoiuie political separation. A. suspicion of this object no doubt was a powerful factor in arousing opposition to the Home

'V S0l€ Agents Rule Bins of 15:33 and 1593_ Those the lodge, in whose behalf the brothers

measures are now buried with little ra-

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* ' 3 }4 miles from Ch town ,65 acres clear,

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*‘ In black shapes the nicest of which is the Ping

Pong, costing $1. 50, are a lot of medium prices, 1

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The fact is that Ireland is much afflicted

Irish supporters had in view is one to which the people of England, Scotland and Wales will ncver consent.

Lord Rosebury in arecent number of

CoIlier's Weekly has stated and discussed the Irish question, pointing out clearly difllculty that exists. What is it that

so hard of solutfoni Lcrd Roseber; poin‘s

scientious Protestant Anglo-Saxon race

and a quick-witted Celtic Roman Cathol c good t,,,,0_»» He believes in melpdy

always over harmony as a. power to move people.-Ladies' Home JOUPIIRI-

race, with different aims, dlff'cr€'n’. churches, and last, not least, a. ditierent sense of humor." The difficulty is racial and religious, but il; is also something more than that. We confess to having

indulged the hope, after the failure of

Mr. Gla.dstone’s Home Rule measure, that by deep plowing and frequent har-

rowing, the cultivation required af- ter the plants are up need not be more than one inch deep. If this be done' after every rain there can be no weeds, and they will become few-

_ or every year, while the cultivation

. will prevent loss of moisture _inthe

withacliss ofpaliticians to whom per- Soil by °~fI°rdi”g 8' 1°°s° covering of

dry earth.

a solution might be found along the lines of the federal system as we have it in Canada. But it is more than doubtful

if that would have produced harmony.

gd by thq feeling of the moment-

him. These jottings he gathers to-

makes the problem of llrish Government gether and develops at his leisure,

served in his scrapbook, sometimes

out that “It is the internal lucompati- getting Fannie Crosby or ,mother bility that exists between a slow, con- hymn-writer to write words especial-

the ound fbr o. cro is carefully

is H£_§mGs.

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po`d:l tlis tunea'g>r his hymns inlpi1‘°

Often he will stop suddenly in th* midst of reading or talking to lot down on the ever-ready mUSi<'fPl»P€l’ some bit. of melody that comes to

sometimes fitting them to poems pre-

ly for his music. He oncc said: "Good words will soon attract a.

Cultivation Killa Weeds.

If the ground is cultivated often

enough no weeds can grow, and il

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prepared before putting in the seed,

petual agitation is as the breath of life, and who dread nothing so much as being deprived of their grievance, whether real

If Men Only Would-

If the young men who are measur-

°" im”'3i““"-7' ` their work to the young girls who

The Salisbury Government brought in limited form of Home Rule on the

ing tape and laces would surrender

ar _ their attention to the pursuits of ag-

- riculture, there would be less misery

and more contentment in the, land;

somethingtoimprove the relations be- there would be more independence

. . _ d' less servility; more men and

tween Britain and Ireland. It is a small ggwer creatures, more happy wives

thing ina way that the majority shall with comfo,-tame h0mes_ beautiful' have cvuntycouncidors cft`1eir ownselect- children and cheerful tempers.

lon, yet it is a measure of partical justice, which is at the same time educative in its

effect, and the frequent elections which it

brings about creates a diversion agalns ag- itations which would otherwise be dli ect- ed and concentrated against the union and

be dreaded than the contagioil that m n

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head and about the poipt of a pencil a. whole multitude of disease germs

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Death Germs in Pin Beads-

The swallowing of a pin is less to

a lurk about the in Under its

British rule. However part'a.1 and in-

_ trance to the mouth. from there S0011

i fect the whole body, thus causing

may lurk, which, being given en-

_ II adequate this and other remedial mea- illness’ 0,. erhaps ewn de,,;h_

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The most practical of all

sun shades is the sun um-

umbrella--;1 safe protection, rain or shine, Today w¢ have some of these good-look- ng, practical and wcll made sun or rainshedders to offer

at very low prices. Here are

some of the prices.

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sures may have been, they have given to the majority of the people of the larger Island a feeling of having gone far encuzh for the present, and have helped to' re- legate the question of an Irish Parfiament more and more to the back-ground. I-

THE EDlTOR’S MAIL.

TRUE ODDFELLOWSHIP.

Snz._-It was my pleasant privilege some

weeks ago to pay a. visit to Caleb Rand Lodge I. 0. O. F. at West Somerville, Mass, a lodge, second to none in Mass- achusetts, for their good works, I have been an Oddfellow for quite a number of years, but I’ve never attended a meeting at my own or any other lodge where so much good will and true spirit ef Odd- I fellowship was manifested. This was par- ticularly true in the case of Bro. A. A. McLeod a Boston artist and a member of

seem ta take a special interest on learn-

announcement brought faith many expressions of ' praise and sympathy I for this good brother who I learned is possesed of a philanthmpic spirit as well as being an untiring worker in any capacity or duty ta which he is called, whether visiting the sick, taking part ln any entxtiinment and always ready to 'champion the cause of `0ddfel- lowship. After the meeting a brother 'in- formed me, that a few years airo, the lodge held a grand miustrel entertain- ment, the star performer on t-he occasion _ being this same Bro. who not onlycaused a continual storm of applause and laughter. but carried on’ the prize in a cakewalk. I confess to you Sir that I began to fc el env- ious on hearing so many good things said about even a Bro. Oddfellow but this feel- ing I am happy to confess soon gave way to a feeling of pride, when I learned later this was a native of Prince Edv ard Is- l-ind where I too, first saw the light of day. I understood tha t he was to bej sent to a Hospital at Melrose Mass, and as I’ve never met him, or heard anything as to his illness since, I am therefore unable to give any further information regarding ‘V his case. `

Respectfully Yours.

Boston, July I5.

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Nell-“Yos,.pom fellow l_ I-Ie never

did have much sense."

A feritouv Profeanicm. There are some astrologcrs in China

but not many as astrology is a very .perilous profession. \\`I'ren one of these so-called prophets predicts an event which does not occur, he loses his head.

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Mr. john Guheen. who is in the Fish

Business at Port Hope. states:-"In my business I do a great deal of driving over had roads and the constant jar of the rig along with exposure to all sorts of weather brought on kidney disease. I was in miserable health and suffered a great deal with' sharp pains in my back. I heard of I ' Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills and de- cided _to try them. Before I had used all of the first box I felt better and three boxes have entirely cured me. I am very glad of an opportunity to recommend Dr. Chase‘s Kidney-Liver Pills for I have lloven their wonderful control over kid- ney disease." _ _

It seems unwise to waste money and ~

rnu the risk of experimenting with new _ (angled, nntried remedies when you know that Dr. Cha.se's Kidney-Liver Pills will cure you. Oni. pill a dose, z5c. a box, at I all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Toronto.

Dr. Cl\ase’s Kidney-Liver Pills

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Hnusakaaaars

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