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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 11, 1900
Page
4
Fragmentary notices place a Notary Public and conveyancer in Barrie Ontario with references to Hanks street and local officials. It mentions Saturdays at an office and lists several surnames including Owen, Ross, and Faw. The readable text is disjointed and lacks clear events or dates beyond routine office sessions.
A preacher extols the crucifixion as history’s greatest trial day, urging belief over argument. He invokes Jesus’s sacrifice as the pinnacle of redemption, contrasting it with worldly concerns and highlighting the immense scope of salvation for humanity. The sermon references Oberlin and other figures while envisioning the cross as central to divine mercy.
Fragmentary text mixes medical ad rhetoric with a religious sermon on salvation. It references Scott's Emulsion and long disquisitions on biblical themes, urging readiness for eternal judgment while detailing debate over scripture and skepticism. The readable segments pivot from product praise to moral exhortation.
A derailed discussion on cod liver oil declares most people refuse fatty foods claiming the oil is needed for recovery but disturbs the stomach and kills appetite. The persistent question about a tolerable remedy is noted as having appeared earlier in the same discussion.
The report notes more troops and guns for South Africa, with Britain ordering vessels and transport to Africa. It cites discussions among legal officials and the seizure of vessels carrying contraband goods, while tensions rise near the Orange Free State border.
The Toronto market report shows mixed grain prices with little trading activity. Wheat, flour, oats, and rye display modest shifts as brokers note steady or slightly firmer quotes, while outside Manitoba values push to higher levels and freight costs influence buyers.
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