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that sortcan be avdded information concerning the claim for
_  lou Go\'ernnient. Although made in
Cr _ Brunswick and Prince Edward Island,
`  _the two latter only were parties to
a dainty lotion for the
cure of chap’ or any case having been presented by the
lnflamation of the skin. Hon. Mr. Grimrner, Attorney Gener-
winter. Price.........25c
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Provinces have made on the Domin- Nov, gwgla you”   3
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_ ous ci.A1u iron coui=nssA-i-lou ' _°l§l’:n"““§l"";’“,:
get sore from the effect - 'rue debate on the Address in cus sores, sus Nova Beatle _to 140,000 ;;,fJ°l"°°'"’_ “ll'_:l,':l"'f°°l,,
Of cold winds? Annoy- House of Assembly was the means oi acres. If put on a money basis et $10 no in an .rg 0| rm-_ R_ G_ ,-,m_,_,.,,,_ N" pu.”
’ f eliciting from the Gover ment some per acre “She -perished." said .the a ug mask Bt. Geor-|e's. a.
.nu and ducomhd 0 B ~ “because she _ would not leage-kg; E,Gqrldscdona'ld. Little Pond. ’
_ ‘ Com ensatlon meh the Maritime P. E. Island would .........$l,700,000 theatres and her parliament, lm'
_ by using our ' " W Nev Brn--"i°l= vc dnt s.9°0.ooo ststues sud nor ststuus. her paint- oA'rs. Amr on-min vanrarry.
` 400,000 ings and poetry, her pleblscites and
'  . her philosophers to isce the drndaery 1 rueiisra creed, Albion. a llieliere
the joint nsmss oi Novs seotis, New eiiltereeldon these sums at nve per ol military service- She would heve creed, Aiiiion. a John Sloan, Lower.
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o pay annually. none of it. M ts _ 4 W .C e B lla.
. ‘,. You also state, sir, that the mill- on gm m m ' ommuu _
_ _ Prince Edward Island...   $135,000 tary spirit has not securedaatrong ou) “LAND Bmcgl
the Petition and made personal repro- New. Brunswick...     354,000 foothold in canada, since the time of
sentaglon to the pl-lvy C0un¢i|_ the Nova Scotia...     470,000 our_early history when our forefath- 1 wm_ C,_n,_ gommm-vl|1._ 3 W' g_
~ era had to iight for the land out of H h ,M H bo 3 -
ug , urray ar ur. D. G. llc
Or placing it at the rate of 81 per which they were obliged to obtain a colmwk Lum¢|,m‘_ 4 J_ gm nl,
_ . _ _ head of population sash Provineelivelihood; this statement when put K l 5 _
It 15 l00ll\ln§,e0flcnln§, 81 Ol New Bfhulwich. the l’l0ll~ Ml- _would receive annually aslollowsz aide by side with 'your statement 'ul e' “peru”
' .' Mathieson, i’remi'er of this Province) that Canadians have no time to spare ANY OTH VARIETY B Um
  “lu gave  _,md the Hom ML Al.l,e,m,,|f__ The Prince Edward Island...  ...S 90,000 for military training should cause us ER . _ LA
21 S H1 1500111 Off mm Provlnces mlm compenmlon New Brunswick...     as1,ooo to pause and consider ii we ere iol- 1 Emil, mm in
ons Ballon Hope.
for Dom____0__ land alienated to thruovs Scotia.-._  ...    490,000 liliglnr t__!;__c exsngple s_i_»_t by those 'oi 2 Mmhaei M,,,.l,i,,_ puns" 1,l,m¢_
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_ _ ens, e mo ern rance of 1870, r _ ‘4 _ _.
ot er Provinces from time to time asl Prsniilsg-.Hatbiseon in the worn; 0| and in some respects the Turkey of l:°g.ug£(::§lI.x§glllT:ln&“ ' “ant An
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new areas were admitted to the Fed _his/argument, sold `1-,lie pogltlamn- f-0d8Y- B°\l'lllS U10 ffl'-0 °| *-5000 llll' - _ f ' -_ i l
eration, and from which we gained point was tliatiad all the _Provinces ao" in mind ht us think °' uw" I BAR’-'EY' 2 Rowm-
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ed loss through being taxed to de- that an alienation of the partnership came and whither wending." He _-51 W' B` Hugh' Mun., Hnbom' L
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velop the new Provinces and were property for the benefit of a sin Bull-Gil All ll0¢l0ll' Wd "ll lf"
. 4 Sln 1 " 9 Aitken di Son, Aitken's.ll‘arry."   to 1  a 
DRUGGIST drained or our wealth and nopuistioulportiou deer s wrong to me suisrs, "1" hr" °“°"‘l °“ "1" ml" he" uuiissi in-.uionsiu mais Pond. $ \  ° g
_ , and the delivery of them has occured
i new Provinces and also in the Pro-_hc Srllhtdd- UF- Al`BGlllllllf- ill SUP' in the pain and labor of battle. So,  BARLEYK 6_RowED' ,.,
 _ '~ vinces adjoining them, large areas of D0l'tll1§ th° Cllllm P0il1t°d Ollt that ill f-°°`» |15” the" 9Blll°'llBl-l°lll. With 1 J”
NEW K|NG GILDKGB HOTEL land were set aside by the Federa1'thc debates on the subject in 1903 "IU "H10 illnvlfllhlc cert-Bluty perish-
win. noNsounour:1'rl;.M|r. G
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ed on like fields amid the wreckage W t .,
Prints Huh. Rumi" Wu" md_ overnment, the proceeds ol the sale Sir Wilfrid Laurier contended that and clude" ol than delencele” por toevizn. e
onir i§s_ts_1:_¢_:e_;1_‘__i:l_e1}l__i->liiér_i:in all rooms of which were to be devoted for the the Maritime Provinces had no claim "”|0m,_»- -
"' of-f§|N|r Lilfgxugfffgg encouragement of education and other because they had not ut in one wh Y
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__ d _ ____ D _ _ __ d _ th __ d _vohin Monsieur Gamhetta
` prcsen atives argue i the Govern- 9 Omlll OD 8- K Vi-‘-ll 8WBy' GR a spell energy and mighty
2_5* i \_ ment sired tue proportion or ares to lnnds absolutely. 'rue Prime Minist- force in orsnninins einersenny armies 1 G°"'"° A' M°m°h' U“i°“ R°°‘d‘ 2
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~ internal administrative purposes. The the Dominion carved the Provinces of Bh0l\l1l ll°¢¢llll¢Y ildmllld. thllhh mill" J L '
;_,; V latest official returns show that the Alberta and Saskatchewan out of the §°r{h°l’i"ill wl°':lldt “ri” “nd '°°p°°d 1 M. J. Murphy, East Baltic. 2
1  ‘  I three Prairie Provinces of Manitoba, public lands. Mr. Arsenault said evi- om elf; oto “tain bout I ld Rl°ll°l"d 9l'¢°d. N510” 3 3 N°ll
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for a like purpose. In each of the'ior that wrong compensation should been hom out O' the womh M war
9 David Wright Lower Montague.
this manner, and the Maritime Pro_ ence came in here that in extending ‘l’,'ltvlZ°:h;',l't°,,"0§h.°1ab§,",‘;'lll‘,'l‘§lf;':l'§’l.;'§,‘l,'f ' ‘ .
. _vincss have not participated. Our re- the boundaries of Ontario and Quebec ed tim, lc FUAX SEED- D d
~ David Wri ht Lo er Montague. 3
ch each Province was entitled on er (Mr. Borden) at the conclusion of ;'_‘_;_:_;:_‘y°°a::f3 ;;°dr°n:3;’eB1';tl°v;B°': Stewart Igunter, vl7undas. 4 G. W.
the total representation they have in the arguments promised the delega- were likely to bm especially ll OL Aitken & Son, Altkelfl F¢l‘l`Y-
_ nav; Us ;x,_\|i||“ the Commons end Senate. s basis tion that the Government would _do waited until emergency und arrived TIMOTHY slllllln
l-_-srseyelgfrild teigvsuiiyeu rsugirg udopted in tus United states under the best it could for them. which elllllolenflv nesr to ht the meaning - . ~.
_ nd lie: zlagsfgttoys ii2:ghr:;;sl)al similar circumstances, Prince Edward means that we shall get some com- which the lmcmst l°“m“u°t f°“nd it 1 Jam Hovntt Gowall Bram 2 Ru
"°' G H T Island would be entitled to 270,000 pensation but how much still remains °°nv°m°”t to attach t° th” “"7 '
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_ _ tl d l t_ l Manning. Gowan Brae. 3 Jas. H.
Jeweler & 0 llc.” res, New Brunswick to 690,000 to be decided. crlpwgullln als?) critical' nygollmthdthe opin- I'°m°h°“r' Hmm’ H°rb°ur‘ 4 D' A'
  “________u____u_____A_/__A______-____“__ ___A_Alu_l________A_____”__A___“___ lon of General Sh. John French 'on wlllmlr Ulfillghll.
 " '   this suhlwt- He says: "You must
THE S. s. L.EssoN. iiold"ws's' its priest-if it usd nny- prepare.. when the time arrives 1 have POTATOES MACINTYRE- Annual repm-t for 1912 Sgnt nn,-eq_u¢st__   _ _
l- interpreted God's command to in- no doubt there will be tens of th ~ ‘ "
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Dcar Sir:-As we have for our S.S. clude killing and burning the oflering Bands willing to defend their coun- P1 gas' A4 E' Mmd°n°ld' mtl”
sson next Bunda "The Test - °
y oi but there should be a. diilerence be try, but _unless they have been previ- n ' 2 D* G* M°C°"m“.°k- L°“'~’°h' Y  ,
Alll,aham.s Faltll.. I wlBh_ ln collllec_ tween hls mistaken l de" and which only prepal_ed_ they are useless lor ing. 3  Leslie Poole, Lower Montn- H  N & con;  g 
tion with the study of this rather dif~i were so largely colored by the heath- that great duty." ¥“°° 4 05° H”-ll°°ll» Burnt P°lllt- Mana ers P E Island Branch
tlcult passage to record a word in vin- en customs amid which he had been History proves that those nations g ° ' °
disstion or -'Aursiinin's God sud brought up and lived, sud .urs who which lost the militnry spirit have GREEN MOUNTAIN*
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Mine. ' have so much clearer revelation of Sivell WHY t0 l-llolle V110 WGN Dl'0~i 1 L lth (. . ‘ ' S' M'  Agent at-s“mm°r'|d’°
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0 o p un to interpret Him pared to take advantage ofthe weak- walk B Wm- Altv°“'° F°"`Y- 2 .
passagef misquote it, and make it aright. God never tempted or told a er nation. Is it not well, therefore, M lll°; Um" L°““°hi“3- 3 G°°- A- _ _ _ _ _ _ _""~
ad “And offer him there as a burnt- man to commit any crime much less that We should have a citizen army C” ° 'lg “l°“ R°°'d- .4 D- G- Mil' ._ r "“ *' r" * *J* ¥?§‘ - f
offering." etc.. instead of “forf a wilful murder, and our lesson today trained for home defence? _"mac - Launchml- 5 R- G- Mil' - ' '
rut-offering" as in both the auth-- requires no artful spacious reason At the present time our military 'arm' N°w P°"l'h°
ong word makes a very different take him away in any manner he to General .0tter's last report where 'I' I’°'“° P°°l°-'Alwuéln F°"`Y-
For command of it, as a reference to the pleased-whether by sickness or wild he asks the question: "Have not the _ _
meeiiiugs Of these lihtld W0l'ili Will beasts or some sudden strokeui pro- plaudits awarded for a church or -HEN-
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ments have demonstrated beyond a questionithat
there is no fuel equal to a Life Insurance policy
for heating a widow's cottage.
Consult today an agent of the G.cat-West-
Life- the home protector.
. Lowest rates and highest dividends.
' the Radical party, stating that war i 1 Y’ ` i i
. _ _ - - and other Provinces. Altogether that Province jurisdiction over these was on snnebronism, and that arbi-
346,000,000 acroii ol piiblio land in lands, whereas the public lands re- tration was to take its place. Theyi _,LBA  M::g`:l'::l':l’ gfxlspgwd g
 ‘ I "_` Canada have been given away in main still in Cauad . Bud the illllilr- ‘md °"5“°d in fm’ Way “P '-0 th’ °"° ' ‘ ' ' '
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_*l  Saskatchewan and Alberta received dently Sir Wilfrid did not see it at again refel you to the sddre; of gflggelfligilfiln  4 Cspt' __ _ _ _
»-‘ . " from the sale of school lands no less the time but the answer was Plain. P¥'ill°lDl-ll Hill*-Oll. when he Bl-8*-Gd .7 . ' ' 
,f .1 ~ ' msn $446,324, Queues outnined inns viz.. that in carving a Province out ;_*l'l‘l“' ‘“ tf_':f:if_° ‘;f__‘;'° _:xg-md””;“ uucxwnnnr, 'ANY ornnn van- '
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eminent a scholar as Enoch Pond, D. it. He says: "Mod had a better right be through the neglect and indiiler- _ PLYMOUTH ROCK COOK, .
of Bangor Theo. Seminary falls to Isaac than Abraham had. Hs had ence of the Canadian public. As a
Wm Mdlhw {Elm Avenue inlrto this error, and the use of the given the son and he had a right to proof oi this we have only to refer 1 Jun” Ammn- Al“'4ll'3 F°l'l'¥. 2 i N L . F Y A V " I
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C A M E R 0 N 5 S show, Another misconcilptiog of this videncs or by the hand of his iath- §3_e;l_ic;l_i_ia_l parade _allied us into the 1 John Aitken Mtkews Fen 2
command of (sod to bra am, no or-_ _ a we are and capable for J Leslie PD I Ll” _ Y- _
doubt resulting from the actual or Jehovah himself "gave" "oilered any military .strain coincident with ° °°» GDB Ferry.
“ol-ne_Made Bread tacit reading into it of as instead of u His own Son to atone for our invasio and in
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for is that God told Abraham to slug but all the some Hs was "taken that assumption. are we not encour- C0CKEREL.
kill 151185- A ZWBY F1081 01 lllsdlllllf-Y and by wicked hands was crucified aging a rude awakening some day,
has been displayed (where none was sind slain" and if Abraham had gone to find ourselves far short of such a 1 Mn' J- L- P°°l°» Al¢k°ll'B Fer-
needcd) to make this appear consist- beyond God’s command to oiler Isaac consummation, with the result, irre- ry' 2 David St°"°"t» G°°l'8°¢°Wl1-
ent with G0d's even thhll Cl¢Bl'lY FG- and had shed his blood he would parable loss?" _ _ C
vealed will ns to msn shedding man's have been a murderer "and ye know To better _the conditions and make PULLET-  . ° ' S 0 ‘
blood. See Gen. 4:11 and 816- What that no murderer hath eternal life it possible to have a democratic de- . ' 34 G1- George St.
then was God’s command to Abra- abiding in him." ‘"1" System, the Canadian Delence 2 gun' J- L_- P°°l°. Llhkeifs Ferry. _ ' '
ham and its evident scope? It reader And so we say with the writer to League asks that all school boys rs- °l_"‘ Mtkfll. Aitken's Ferry. I
Take now thy son, &c., &c., and of- the Hebrews "by faith Abraham oi- ceive elementary training in military - _ ‘ , ,
L_ fer him there for s burnt-oilering up- lured up Issac." Yes "oifered up" drill (this is now already in opera- ~ WYANDUTTE COCK.
n one of the mountains whiehl will that was all God asked of him sud tion to some extent) and that on
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ia the cause of more financial failures than any other
agent known to ths_ world of business.
It i_s th_e wiae_ man who protects his pm-
perty by insuring it with a strong, reliable life insurance
company _auch sa we represent.
_Call in and sea what a few cents a day will oU`sr
you in fire protection. »'
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  tell thee ol. ’ Let us get to our dell- when he had done this God stopped reaching the B80 of eighteen they be 2 Margaret Bensebaugh Geor m; L= "'
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Foxes for mlelesled l,_al,l_v_ Wllle approving of Abrnhsm s islth. elect fuller iaith in Jehovah and that His ns as set forth in the last paragraph, Chl Brld
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d the offered sacrifice and provideda. commands are always given in wis- cannot be termed mllltarism lf mill- GOCKEREL- '
full parligulai-5 to substitute There is no command to'<l0m and love tarlsm sta da f ' 1 Luth 0°
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itions again. Offer means to present him from doing what He had never ;:on;ll_>_e1leil to undergo four months town' at
l” HC0°P'fi1uCe Ol' r€l¢°tl0u: £0 Dreldht commanded or intended him to do. ra ug n camps of instruction and ° Blflrt, Lower Montaguo_ _ _
- as an uct oi worship, sacrifice or Hoping this may help to clear some that during the next two or thi-so ` HEX- . ` $3? bgsfgtizg ;flh£:i';.“tm1';l°flEf
Farm wanted smlked with flolll l prayer. Take the primary meaning mlndg gl the perplexing ideas which years they receive annually twelve to 1 D J S COCKEREL. ard Creed, Albion.
which is evidently the correct One £0, have been associated with this sub- sixteen days of training. - - ¢°Wlll’¢. Lower Montague.
ake in this case, since God, while lime nose e, and ‘help also to a Surely compulsory militar train- 2 D’ J' M°O°'m°°k» St. George. '  C. B. Ol Brld
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_ i _ n or-as some would ' _ _ PULLET. ' 'mn' Annu" nny' 2
sla Isaac. The case is much th -~
y B I am yours very truly, have us believe-lust for battle, un- 1' Mr" R- H°“|l'-°llr»U°lll-BZUU. yl;g}?,';:nC°n§:?,' p§»3,"z°4°n"J3 
W. B. PURDY, Agent, some ss that of the devout Jew who M. R. LEARD. necessary bloodshed, standing sr-mm _ 1 0. B. Clay. Bridgetown. 2 0. B. Pnr-ie lfower Monte' ue 5 _Vern-n
45 Pleasant Street b’°“%h¢ his sheep or ox to the temple Alberton, March 9. 1913. and wars of axgrsssion. PULLMT- ' C187. Brid etow ` ' 5 '
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as an oilering to Jehovah. He offered
I am. Sir. etc., ‘ - V I - g ni ishaw' M°“"°'u°‘
.. . . 't ii t ii aiu not iuii it; tus priest ooupnnsonv un..rrAn»v 0 cANAn1». . 1 °’°"“ “°°P“°°- °°°l'¥°*° "=- 2 BROWN LEGHORN C
Dorclhstel' Ma S did tlhat.e Of course Abraham, living TRAININQ ` , _ . N _ Mrs. R. Houston, Montague, ‘ltr - OCX'
2-22l\l6ipdi at a time when every head of a house- ..;.. `
ROSE TYPE.
_ _ _ - 1 E. B. McLaren Georgetown, 2, 1 r;
‘__ L___ ir- -r n Sir:-In an editorial under this    QRPINGTON HER D_ J_ M__C°__m‘ck‘»s___ Georgel wnliellly Bl'_l;:_lDhIf_l:l___l_3_u_r;_n't_ lioigf. D_
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