Mttatflnch is visiting I until after has returned from Prank has been ap apposition on tho staff ttioTorohto teachers and leaves for ftlterBastcr f tat was greatly increased on Tuesday Police Trustees arc already at work Improving our streets Nothing WW getting started In time effects of that tile drain iiiown our main street ore already It is drying fly year have been a few cases of In the village recently but Ike attack is a very mild one School for Easter holidays no doubt to the re- of the boys and girls Too Womens Institute arc busily engaged preparing for the Temple of Faint to be given on May Mr Oldham has purchased from the wellknown importer A rodfc son of the Cup winner Bonnie tampion of the Glasgow Show as a Watch for announcements Palmnloet- Glad to see that around To It Goude a for- the Hope Cradle Roll Bo come to the Coaccrt at Hop Church on April oclock to bo given by Violet elocutionist and Mr Kemp of Newmarket entertainer JJllff Lea of la vie- sister Mrs Mr kept very busy these days Misses had of their friends Id on Sunday evening rtr and Mrs Sanderson visit ed Mr Wilfrid last Sunday M annual meeting of the Womens Foreign Missionary Society was held at the home of Mrs John On Thursday law with an unusually Urge the president Mrs Ceo jcek presiding An interesting paper was given by Mm A Dike end a duet by Mrs- Shields and Mrs which were highly by all present After the program was concluded tho following officers were elected for the coming year Pros Mrs Geo Leek ViccPresMrs Terry St Mrs Cleverdcn Mrs of Cradle RollMrs John Supt Systematic Giving Mm WatchTower Mrs Hayes Mrs lira Wilbee Mrs Dike Mrs Steeper o oc KESWICK Mr Richard Pollock and family left Tuesday to make their home at They will be greatly here and we wish them every success in that new country DRY TOWN ft We are again impressed with the thought that death is no of persons also of its certainty by the passing away from our midst one of our young women in the person of Miss She had been In illhealth for some time and six weeks before her death she took to bed While comparative young in years she was convinced by divine impressions it was her duty to become a follower ol Christ She ac cepted the calling and be came consistent member of the Dry- town Free Methodist Church also an efficient teacher in the Sabbath School She was always regular in attendance at the means worship when health permitted As the end drew near she intensely but with all patience and resignation She was greatly inspired with the hope of heaven and eternal life She remarked amidst her suffering that could say Amen to the whole will of God The end came suddenly on the of March The funeral service was held in the Dry town Free Methodist Church con ducted by Rev who preached from the text Therefore ke ye also ready for in such an hour is ye think the Son of man com- The remains were laid to rest in Cemetery to await the ires ion of the just The bereav ed ones have the sympathy of the en tire community Mr Joseph Saunders has moved on the farm or Mr Nelson firs Thos Hayes has been some what under the weather but glad to hear that she is recovering J Lee of preached a very acceptable sermon on morning at Dry town Mr has engaged with John his former boss for the summer Mr and Mrs Hoover and Helena were visiting at Mr one day last week Q Q the Era to absent friends HOLLAND LANDING Air Pitching of Toronto are spending few Jays with Mr J and Mr I Mr It Tote and Mrs Israel attended the funeral of Mr St John at on Thursday last McQueen of Toronto lias moved on to farm vacated by Mrs J Mr Glover has moved in to the house vacated by Mr Bert Greens do Mrs Geo and family ar rived from Saskatchewan on Tuesday last They intend re siding here Miss Inez Fuller entertained a number of invited guests on Monday evening last Miss Ce celia Taylor of who has been visiting Miss Fuller return ed home on Thursday morning Mr of Amsterdam has moved on the farm vacated by Mr Andrews Mr Andrews has moved to Holt A number of the members of the Lodge of this place attended the funeral of the laic A at Sutton on Wed nesday last Next Sunday being Easter Day two services will bo held in Christ am with Holy Communion and in the evening at 7 A of similar character will be held at St James Church Sharon on day at 315 in the afternoon J Mrs Henry Wright is spending a few days with Mrs John Buckle at Aurora Miss leaves on Thursday to spend the Easter holidays at home in Forest will visit her sister until school Two in the viiinge this week varied the monotony of things somewhat On Tuesday afternoon April Miss Cunningham and Mr Fred Taylor were married at the brides by Rev A McNeill the relatives on ly being present On Wednesday af ternoon Miss Elizabeth of and Mr Silvester King Union St were united matrimony at the residence of the brides Mo ther Mr Edward Mc Neill officiating A large number of relatives and friends present Little Margaret of made an interesting flower girl th couples have the very best their many friends in and for their future happinfi Mr and Mrs of spent Sunday at the home Mr Rose Rev P Jamieson preached his fare well sermon to a large congregation in Presbyterian Church on Sun day morning He also gave a stir ring address to the young people League on Sunday evening Mr jamieson and family will still occu py the Manse here for a few weeks book by Winston The Inside of the Cup being en quired for at the Library Whoever has forgotten to return it will kindly do so at once A number of cases of German mea sles have been interfering a little with school work although the cases here have not been at all serious No news this wee Theros a famine its Lent Mr and Mr Harry haVe located on Thdrnbury farm Virginia Mr and Mrs Kay have on at In a late Era the news contained reference to a farewell -ad- text Prepare to thy God The whole bible to Revelations Is one great sermon on this subject My dear reader if you could only have the great Jubilee Singers ping prepare me prepare me prepare mo Lord For dark lonely hour It was grand it would have brought tears to your wo quit and go to hush THE OWL SUTTON Personal Mr Norman Roadway has been re moved to Toronto from the Bank here and Mr Summers is the new Miss Smith and little- Mlso Smith of Newmarket are tho guests of Mrs W at Manor Miss Laura Osborne spent a couple of days in Toronto last week buying new millinery Mr Frank of Toronto visited friends here a couple of days this week Conductor Horner is on tho as Conductor is taking a holi day Comedy Coming The Hockey Club Manage ment have arranged for the comedy Uncle Josh to be put on at the Town Hall on evening of April It was played at Newmarket some time ago and was pronounced fine Plan of Hall at CouncilMeeting Sutton Council met on Friday ev ening and did the routine repeal of the Early Closing By- Law was laid over till next meeting Going Away The children in Miss room at School mado her a present of a on Thursday She has ac cepted a situation as teacher at North Bay and commences her duties after Easter See Those New Shirts At They have the latest in either plain or striped effects in both outing and negligee styles Moving Again Max Wing has to move again He has leased a portion of the old Royal Hotel We understand the store he now occupies has been leased for a general store far beyond the man and calls tie- in the greatness we can but feebly and surely cannot comprehend Hence doctrine of the the dead from announcement In the Scrip tures lias called for the strong est faith on part of believers and baa excited the general of unbelievers who seem to And it easier to believe anything else respecting the dead Undoubtedly this is the reason why o many wlio give evidence of accept the absurd theory that when a dog dies he la dead but when a man he is more alive than ever These properly claim to hope for everlasting life but not hav ing faith enough to believe in the Divine to perform the re surrection of the dead they are driven to the theory of Plato In deed who has not heard Plato quoted by ministers and other learned men when discussing the future life do not quote Jesus and the Apostles are all to the contrary proving that the dead are dead and the only hope of a future existence is a re surrection Note the answer of Jesus to the of His day who we are told specially answered That the dead are to be raised was shown to Moses at the burning hush when Gods message was 4 am God Thy fathers the God of Abraham and the God of Isaac and the God of Jacob Luke Acts Jesus commented that God would not declare Himself to he their God if they were dead in the absolute sense that brutes die We remember that St Pauls letters and sermons abound in reference to the dead We call to mind his great resurrection chap ter Cor in which he de clares thai as all in Adam die so all in Christ shall be made alive every man in his own order versus does not say that every man is alive but that shall be made alive in the re surrection The intermediate slate he declares is a sleep from which by Divine arrangement through Jesus they will all be awakened in the resurrection morning at and after the Second Coming of Christ We remind you afresh of his positive state ment that if there be no resurrec tion of the dead then all whom we have supposed have fallen asleep have perished Verses Hut able to raise all the dead is demon strated that He raised up Jesus from the dead on the Third Day and so likewise on he Third Day of a larger scale lie third thousand year day from the lime Jesus was raised God will raise up all those who have died because of Adams sin Commission A motion Col Mayberry Liberal member for South Oxford supported by Mr Opposition call- ing for an agricultural sion Was rejected by the Govern ment The motion was asfplH lows JOHN AGENT If you would be beBItby happy keep tho skin clean end in good condition what about the body You can no neglect it than the on tilde It la just as import ant that the be cleansed Odds and Ends The Easter dance is the next at traction Orchestra of eight pieces is to furnish the music See those samples suits and overcoats at leys A wide range of tailormade suits up to 515 Mrs P Is having a sale of furniture dishes etc at store on Saturday afternoon and evening O Sale Register TUESDAY April Mr Bur rows lot 2 in Con of East will have af sale Farm Stock Implements House hold Furniture Terms at one sharp Kava- auctioneer SATURDAY April Mr E Phillips lot 30 con Whitchurch will dispose of his horses cattle pigs implements etc at oclock A mos credit W J auct HEW ADVERTISEMENTS J COOK MOUNT ALBERT General Blacksmith and Agent for Farm Implements Wilkinson Plows and Page Wire Fence prices Moderate Call buying FARMERS I Spring is here we have veryting In the Implement lino that you want at Moderate Prices- yon will come to me or let me hoar you telling me your wants I til you right In every way I keep and Poultry Foods t ill H m i BALDWIN BREEZES must Sunday Easter is known as a Movable Festival I should enjoy attending St Michaels Cathedral Toronto to head the Easter music Mrs P Fletcher again conduct ed the service at the Christian Church Baldwin on Sunday Mrs Fletcher not a wallflower preach er She does not sit in shade and write little goodygoody sketches for the Vanguard as some pro found christian laborers do but she hears the heat and burden of tho day laboring in the vineyard Shell get her no doubt about that Shes certainly a model pastors wife Twentynine years ajjo Spring set April 8th Uncle Owl In an en deavor to ketch dat train was nearly swept down ditch to Lake Simcoe I was en route to Leamington I wish I had to go through the mill again Go down and see what a lovely paradise it Is Not having been very- robust of late being confined to the house much the time I missed much of the current news- When my came and a read It to rob I got a shaking up by the report of the passing away of my esteemed respected friend A I have only good to speak of Mm I know no ill A noble character be The poet says When sale bills are not print ed at this office notices under this heading are charged at for one insertion and for each subsequent insertion cash to accompany order School Reports S No East III Ella Trusty Vera Arnold Kathleen HI Lulu Trusty Murray Smith Eileen Arnold Hoy Foun tain Greta Smith Jr Kenneth Mount Willie Mc Millan Robert I Boh King Jr I Ernest Dennis Hirst Bruce Howard Cecil Smith Primer Herman A Emily Bailey Present every day Arnold Eilefen Arnold Kenneth Mount Cox teacher For the Era FIRST resurreotion of the dead seems to be the most difficult thing in the Bible for the worldly minded to grasp Faith This must be because the human mind instinctivolyrealies the majesty of the power and wisdom neces sary to the reproduction of Individuality which lived and thought centuries ago before passing into silence of the tomb The no denial of the That Third Great Day the Mil lennium will be the Great Seventh Day from mans creation or Sabbath Our Lord gave Him self a in the Fifth Day from which the Seventh would he the Third Day the day the worlds the last day the end of the present week of year Days in which sin and death have reigned ushering in the glorious Epoch when Gods will shall be done on earth as it is done in Heaven The tenor of all the Scriptures is that the Church alone will parti cipate in the First or Chief Re surrection the world in general will have no share in it n to Jesus words on this sub ject and note their of statement to the effect that all who participate in this First Re surrection will be the elect over comers of this ago and they will he the Royal Priests or Priestly Kings of the next age in which the world will be dealt with and so far as willing uplifted from sin and death lie says Bless ed and holy are all they that have part in the First Resurrection on such the Second Death hath no power they shall be priests unto God and unto and shall with Him a thousand years Revelation The sharers of this resurrec tion will not only receive ever lasting life hut more they will thereby be made deathproof immortal in the Bible sense in which it is declared that God alone hath immortality God has also given immortality to our Re deemer in His resurrection and has promised the same to the Elect Church the Bride the That of the serious declincNin our rural population as disclosed in our last decennial census accompanied by a decline in the strength and vitality of rural school and the rural church inmany sections of the Province and in view of general scarc ity of farm labor throughout On tario which for some years past has caused grave concern to the farmers of the Province and con tributed to a material diminution in the agricultural production of the Province this House Is of the opinion that a nonpartisan Commission of practical men should be appointed to Inquire into the conditions of agricul tural and of rural life in the Pro vince and report to this House the facts with their recommenda tions as to the steps which can and should be taken to remedy or improve existing conditions Married Women The Government has declared against the extension of the Mu nicipal franchise to married wo men otherwise qualified In spite of the fact that the Bill of Mr- J Elliott Liberal member for West Middlesex embodied the same principle as that which was carried by such an enormous majority at the recent Toronto Municipal elections and which has been brought to the attention of the Government in petitions from a large number of Muni cipalities throughout the Pro vince the Conservative majority in the defeated the Bill If Mr Elliotts Bill had pass ed local option undoubtedly could have been carried in a number of additional municipalities where the vote now is closed The liquor interests are gener ally blamed for the defeat of this Bill The question is being ask ed How is it that the interests seem to coincide so often No Temperance Advance Bars are still to be open on Saturday afternoons and on holi days except Christmas Day The bill of McDonald Liberal member forCentral Bruce sup ported the Liberal party in the House to close the bars at Sat urday noon and on all legal holi days was turned down by the Government represented by Mr who also intimated that he thought the Government was go ing fast enough as was in re gard to temperance The Oppo sition ridiculed this statement We land Once More Correspondence tabled in thii House showed that the Deputy Minister of Agriculture wrote to a district representative of the Department in Welland saying that the Department had heard that he was actively work ing for the Canada Temperance Act and warning him that he should not take a stand on the question The representative re plied in a spicy letter that he would accept dictation from no quarters in moral issues In spile of a diplomatic reply by the Department the fact re mains that while one Government official was warned not to help the- Canada Temperance Act an other Government official Li cense Inspector Snider was pre sent in and also in the Counties of Peel and Huron work ing actively against the Canada Temperance Act Medical a condition of r In Tablet or Form mote It In a condition health that it purifies It should It food It good Wood rich red blood to and all the may araU yourself of ft tonic by Batting a fcotita or a box of your for a FREE trial box Common Bens J of fal on of to Dr Buffalo A BOQERT General Manager This Bank Offers Farmers a complete and Unking Salea Notes collected on favorable and advances en such notes at reasonable rites The Savings Department Is a safe and convenient depository for your money Interest at current Is paid on of dollar and upwards One dollar opens an account in Sayings Department MOUNT ALBERT BRANCH TERRY Manager rr K pers Men may be Protestant or Catholic in the extreme and may hold their view in the extremes and may give expression to them in a most extreme way and the department would not interfere at all but when personal abuse reflecting on the honor and chas tity of women and clergy of any denomination as a whole is in dulged in or when women of a certain faith are reflected on then this department understands it as its duty not to allow such things to pass through the mails This is a law which the depart ment has followed in the past and will follow in the future It has been and will be applied im partially to all papers Protest ant or Catholic which may in dulge in such things DOO less than the traditions red tape or the pleasure of the of ficials It would be as well to keep In mind that post any other public office is for public and exists for no other rea son Hear hear If the Era said this It would have been attribut ed bo Grit Cream of the West made pure Manitoba wheat Monarch and Daisy Pastry Flour exchanged for wheat Bran and shorts always on hand Oats and mixed grains chopped for sale Chopping promptly done The Power House Albert C DIKE 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