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. An interesting visitor- In Toronto I I .
) 111URIT . ently � I Rescuing These Stray "Sticks"
i , y rec -,wiiii Mr. Donald Gillies. -i I .
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Hudson Day Co. factor at Fort " Is Perilous Work.
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i George, Ur. Qillies, who, left that . . .. I i", .. .
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WMM--N= . Scotland, and will sail, by the com- Iiii-gii1im. '40M ok" :11'--Ii.�M.11. SIGNBOARDS OF CHANNELS.'
I pany's supply boot. Whon intef- ;'11'-1--.`.1i11`;i0. ;j-"-.'.'.`.!',ijj**.��*..i I .
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I vtpwed by one of the daily papers lie ..ii,;.,.-,.,....;.i-..,*.,*.,..,!i-..--...-.-..tj oft,) ::;;i`1�;.`-!`.,.`--.i.i .
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is reticent as -becomes a Hudson : .o�..- - -
, r �ay ,Co. man. But his ,reticence. �ras -.�. -- .. -;,gl, - iiiiillii�iil��!�---.�-
.3 - 1j:4,..-,-*j',11!g-,., -.; lm� How These MarinerV Guides Are An
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siguificant. Asked for his opinion t!i: ! .
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- . region, which the Gov- , � ;W :
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... ernme-iit propo�qes to open up by. ,;_= . . ,
F Little Liviar Pft me . aris of transportation facilities, he -;r 4� When the winter gales begin to blow,
. , . I � said that offloially )i�, would not say 'the tenders of tire,11glithouse service .
I Isuot Bear Signature of that the country was. :good * Wr turn their, steins.towar(l northern seas
�.. .. 14 much but the fur trade, o; that the This woman says she was Soved to hunt strny sl;ar buoys. Of all the
�. I .. proposed route through the bay to from an ,j,yeration'b6 Lydia, ,E. work of the coa.it patrol this, perhaps,
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t opinion, born of desim, that. fur trad- � Ontario, writes to Mrs. Piukham. these "signboards" out of the @ea or
.1 San PAC-sindlb W-pper Below. . It for. .80eak- : putting them over aide Is like "yank-
� - . - � !ng is all that region I. g I I When I vf rote to "you some time
: gamu S" as easy Ing to a represpritative of The News � ago, I was a very sick *Oman suffertag Ing" spiles with, a top- derrick on a
�f he said: � from female troubles. . I bad-Anfism-ma, heaving platform.
�. '"ke as "Pini " . "Of course Canadians have opened tion, of, the feminine organs and aould. Althoulgh passengers la . the boiits
11 ACRE, up and settled. a lot of country that , any distance. At -
� FOR sun . . not stand or walk that ply tha� whters -of Nety York bar,
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, o be good for any- last, 1. was confined to my bed and the ,
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1. - � OUSNE04 thing, and it is, hard to say what they doctor said I would have � to go through "or, Long. Island sound and. other wa�
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F' I might do. . 45 operation, but. this I refused to, do.,
,. k FOR TORPID LIVERs F(I - I spar buoy they gIve them little,
� . . doi�t think, it 1S, a 90 A friend advised Lydia E. Piz*kamls , s,
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I I E foR CONSTIPATION but then I c ought. With -the man at the wheel
i an't ' say what I do think I Q
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:1: Ll. FOR ULLOW SKIN. about it. 4A.4orstand my,,,Posi- three bottles of.it, I feel like a new It is'di erent. Color, shape and sIz
. . . . Woman. L . I give )JIM Volumes of information, and
i I- FOR THE COMPLEXION tion", . I I I most heartily recqmmend L di&)B , -s upon the spar buoy as an lit-
� �HATVPC. i "What sort of settlement is there at, =to Z he look L
. . .02"giulwa MUST :;G �;� . Piukham'A Vegetable Comp,o . .
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sm - . -reporter asked. I .
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im, , "Well, there�s the in" sionary aiid wome . ..
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.. cUF?E ZICK HEADACHr-. I his wife and -the clerk at the fort, tm,blee0' . .� are listed as "Sticks," although they
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. and my wife -and son. together with FACTS FOR SICK WOMEW ,.are L sometimes - sixty feet long. They
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t, I half , a d.,ozen Scotch half -breads .For thirty years Lydia E.,Pink- are L-inchored In the li�ed of a. river ok
� jj�,:- -KE. - - - -- -v who are servants of the company, ham�S Vegetable ()Ompoi:ind, made I, tht
tj 1F . har)3or cligune Lir '-up ends" paint-
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'jhe way it Was Explained to Her'by . at the post of the TiVil . fur-tra Ing , imedy .for female ills, o�server the, formation of the bottom.
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the Clumsy Man. lon Brothers., W�he . if we gather jevery. aAdhas. positively diredthousarldsof On the margin, of government charts
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� . , hive been troubkA with platiatory notes tell oub that Tassels
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� L. - .. . tion, f1brbid !Lmors, irre anties, should leave red buoys with even
� 'be aisle Bronson was deprived of thirty, souls." .
"The Indiana do not live at the periodic pains, backache, Rwlt.bearl- L' I
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; �ib balance, with the result that in L ig4own feelip,g -:flatulency�ndl
�7 1 ittempting to save himself from fall- place," he added, They live in the a I . I l9es* odd numbers on the left side of plidn-
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woods and continually -*moVe about. . es .. I nels. Black An4 White striped buoys,'
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. I I 4 a handsom . e woman who had suc- They just live about an they 'always , .. y don't . . .. an * - - the stripe - 9 running, perpendicularly, -
!ceded In getting a seat. Moreover, did and this free life is really. the . roo . n.vn slek mean an obstruction In the channel,
besi for'them, They'seldom build a women to write her for tAvice. with . ,room to get by ou either side.
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. se knocked her beautiful hat awry permanent dwelling.: but I always just She has gaided t1tousands .to If . balls i L )r caaes ornament . the "up -
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Why,* street, Newly Paved? Was. Torn 'I
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009FISTRAD UF40ULATIONS
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N. Xonuter, the French, Asiatic
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traveler, volle.1ted for the truth of tbe- �
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following 4tory of how bin. friend,
oartv,w oepsing 8 and IAQ, zwk rwryed,may
be bolneotead 4d -by may person Who '0 00
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These sticks are put down wIth 1�00XY
somethnes . . great
Hop. Sin- a man of means and re-
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fhat:We Paz place to got Your chopping an
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f age$ to the elitat of Ono quars"
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First assage. by * Steamboat Frorn
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so . fixed they never, could get away, but
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as III payo�d a street as
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any in all rekin. The local mauda-
(4ands Agency or Sub�agancy for the djm�
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Xce.floes break their cables and some,
I rin was an, Intimate friend of his, and
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D"roxy May, however, be -made as op, �
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mattei of dispuf&-the steambout'Cler-
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friendship. to press. tile Inandarin to
lather, mother, son, d4ugbvert brother Or .
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Oster, of an intpuditig homesteader.
st* . then' L loose, and ships -
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trout New York to, Albany, The"dis- darktiess"koul. them*1111d tear them front
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at once. The men would be at work
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,The homestekder is required to perform
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be homeatead'd4ties under on
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visit, and so on until, III .d'espair, 11op
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t��t.lefta SiX Months' realden Pon I
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$Ing determined to have the street re-
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a ) I tivmtion. of she land in each year for
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Whit Is there.to say of ' Ity.
paired at it is own expense, The work
(2) A homesteader May, if he so desires,
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: Areet. You are not fit to be allowed .
was satisfactorily combleted.
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ar,or ' ad residence duties by
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qudntly ,ships use � t.bem as -moorings,..
although this is forbidden.. . . .
The surprise of *1101) Sing was. only
"a V Ing land owned solely 16y
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him, "t e,33 t 80 acres in ext at, ba .
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awakening one morning he found a
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iho"h1iPIL" land Will not meet 'thfs require. '�. 4''. "
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gang of coolies upheavlug the ne
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when he heard from the mandartn's
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own lips that. the men ,w6Te there at
tuancit residence on farming land ownst , 1-
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aolely by him. not loan than eighty (86'. .
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"Youatee, ray dear friend," said the
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mores in extent, in the Viola! sy Ot ths
. bomeatesa, or upon a homestead entered
mandarin," "I am expecting the bea, d
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Inspector around here lit It tew days.
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Now, � If be Nyere to see the beautiful
by living with the father or mother. I I I
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paTementL you have laid down In your
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street he would come. to the conclu-
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no paragraphs is - aennea as muesulac . I , "
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. slon that there, *as money about, and.
'every
rot -more than pine miles -In a direct line. - . .
exclusive of the w. idth of road aiiowanoep .. � %,
he would assuredly bleed . *eta
crossed in the'mem iuremieifl. .
. In my body. This would mea ii my
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(6) A� Homesteader intending to perform I
ruln. , 1D.oWt yog see why your pave-
hie residenoe.dooles in accordance with do
ment really must come up? It cost me
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above while living *Ish parents or en . .
farming land own9d by himself, must net7
one fortune to S�cure my post.
Want to spend . auoiber In keeping it.!'.
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in writing Muni be . 14:
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An English View of the Metrdpolla of
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W. W. CORY,, . .
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J oputy of the Minister of the. Interiol?, . .
- Niw, York ought by most artistic.
111.B, -Unauthorized publiastion of thisp I I .
stan � dards. of the past tQ be hideous.
advertisement will not be paid for. . .. �
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I .ako) she Is as beautiful, as I�dlvldual
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rarmers-ionvow .� � ��,�.
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ind with great difliculty avoided step-
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a cortical shaped tent or - wigwam.
b0ath. AddM9, JuYpp, Mam-p - '
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. )Ing on her toes. As he
- his equilibrium the lady
When they dtart living in a perman-
ent sisttlementihey. are careless about
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her sky and her.. atmosphere. Even a.
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sanitation and disease nearly always
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These sticks are put down wIth 1�00XY
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a spurious charm when golden wine of
fhat:We Paz place to got Your chopping an
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iron naphors and .. .
itoneweights. One would suppose that
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with bitter rain-ir-. .
sunshine &ipped over her from a
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� ?ost 6r a piece of furniture tb be
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so . fixed they never, could get away, but
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Thig 'Was the world I came. to. when
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crystal -cup studded with turquoise or
In'a suiiset such as heaveii �ud Turner
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Xce.floes break their cables and some,
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gun-drenched6nd pahting, a. -pregnant
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. . alone could conceive, glittering like ii
Ifeap Jew. eta b6hind a veil of 15prin-
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ight to crowd in where you can tear
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mattei of dispuf&-the steambout'Cler-
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tim § -Cfush thg sticks'; storms pull
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hied, gold dust. - But the,startling, bt�
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st* . then' L loose, and ships -
Inont madethe first passage by edm
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trout New York to, Albany, The"dis- darktiess"koul. them*1111d tear them front
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PAINTING ANW.
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wkward i pitiful
gou ought to be thrown out into the
lives in Robertson
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iance, somewhat less than 150 miles,
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their hold Lon the bottom .
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I've fought the:,ivind an& brav,
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while on
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happened a nasty accident, The water
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was,. covered' 'in thirty-two holirs, a,
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qudntly ,ships use � t.bem as -moorings,..
although this is forbidden.. . . .
� . 1 cringe to it, no more! .
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I've fought the creeping tire back,
where 'all t - heL ardhitectures of 4he
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'ere with the comfort of refined peo -
an ge of the locomotive, and
"a ded the whole oi the left side of hi
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re6ord halla'd aii. 4-'t-rium It In speed,
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face and he9d terribly. A
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th�,6;� cities averaged four day
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,chors of, a 6ar' uoy have, been
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pre andi
.enough to hold agq�lnstic6i ssuro,
I�ve shut the b -j,jjIj qlutsiae and �
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� ifiMiwld'�r . togeth6r? .Would you not
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representative, "that I bad a Ux. of.
Zam-Buk III my which I used -
. 711obert . Fulton had
with steain. several years, 8ut the.Cler- I
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Ij):a`1ifLrrow channel eause'a dangerous,
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Laughed t6 think 1 'ie;ired - a fli I*n a
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think that theY w6uld refuse to speak
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to eac
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pocket,
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for a sore on my lip, -and. when,j had
first 'shock.afthe
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m.ont -was'-the fl' t boit. he constructed :
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But such X .: I
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when this',happens th .
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In Alsastrou! 3' battle, dreadful to WP
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recovered from�the.
Dn a large scale. could not get
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lee usually becomes so great ,is to f0fee
'And thia is what I. came .
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n ,? ut go to Ne
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"A mistakeP the lady demanded, -
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accident, I.produced the balm &nd hod
happlied freeIV to the scalded- Parts,
the engine he - wanted in this , country.
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fr6m. England. The
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the buo under, and the pack slides On,.
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I said to inyi;Olf'. �as I drove about
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to you mean?"
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At the time I app)ied it Iwas, fferl
'acute - =erfully
he ordered one
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Clermont was so reconstructed In the . .
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, It the ice pack gets under the buoy
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it the is oD]y'one resul,
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. miles. ,of unturned' loam .;-'
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. was like a huge flower. garden Avh&ts
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short Zam-Buk -gave me easse. - 1.
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Following winter.. that � it -giLve. in6re -
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so as to lift . , .
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,he pi,rting. of tbd dable.' ThL%n o, ;.
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ind raileg of room for some: one. else
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was able to continue my journey,'and
ugcn reachind'home I obtained more
minodiougs accomm6datiotiff to trdv-
2o I .
aler,s, an4* tfie, year 1808, which was-
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. o, arts the spar Up9p a journey
The dry,'of exile changing to the *
. -y "Hdme-!"�
h. crti0on hollyhocks, golden' sun-
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Zaib-Buk and continued the treatment
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It acted wonderfpllylwell, and in a few
da -s had the wbund nidely healln, , I
the first year. -of -regular travel by
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11, its of nilles,perhaps of only:.
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ay f i * * 'o n* *'tb
3ne, or'two. It- in . etch up' I . e,
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11 white lilies, lArkspurs, -pansies an
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Axibens' Painting, Found Recently, Is
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.. . The newly -discovered Rubens,' Which
. -was so much admired at last year's
Winter Exhibition of Old Masters at
Burlington House, is to leave E ng -
land. * I
Its destination . will be either the
, galleries of the Prado, in Mad -rid, or
,the New York palace of an American
merchant. prince. The picture, which
is now in the possession of Henry
Roche, who discovered it a short tix*e
"'t
ago in ,a Belgian convent, is an .It
treasure which would grace the Walls.
-of any gallery in Europe, and it seems �
, % great pity that it cannot be retained
Ithis country. It had been long
Ittsight of, but in 1&40, when it was
�onsidered one of the most valuable
pictures inthe great "Schamp d'Aves- ,
choot" collection at Ghent, it was de.- .
. Acribed in the. following words.:
"Picture 156. 'Christ Risen.' -The .
Christ is of large life size. painted in
'three-quarter length. With his left
arm be is holding the cross, on which
his right �and is resting. The hod
is most admirably painted. The bee
breathes forth that sublime love of
humanity, that irieffable sweetness,
that Rubens' genius has so often di-
vined and reproduced. i In picture
130, 'Christ Dying,' we saw the union
,r of Christ's divine nature -and- His
earthly sufferings; here. it is,tbat same
divine nature triumphant after ther
,tion, yet preserving in the
resurrec
-----Wdgv-uf-tts- ilory`�---characteT---of-
simplicity .and self-sacrifice which
- alone explains bow God became
.man."
Dr. Bode, Sir Charles Holyroyd, Sir
. Edward Pownter, and other great cri-,
� ties. affirm that the picture is thit
whichwas paintedfor the great Duke
..of Yerma. in the twentysixth year of
his life, and Is a striking eximpleof
Rubens' earlv work. . .
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. lk a', -:,start hl boa. ,pre, ,y I . - rope. or into -the southern -Th � 0 . y, .. . . I I � . . . I .. I I *
don't know ECnything ".so fine as a e - , of Vu a tender 106ves of a harmless lung sKeILPT', 1vuv1ug - -111 . ;
I line. Ctirioug y enough, - g'portibn of - f-o"t . . I - " * -and . . . 1. ''. . . �_. -_ . � . �
er of burils, scalds, cuts, and - similar t . � .1 . . . : . On the. Irish coast todiy Is one healink imountaineods 4hrub;'give to among each, fher.as they chosej ,. - . � . I I 1.
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injuries which workers are so liable to the ptiblid 6omplained of this. It was. "whIchAraveled there In six weeks from Dr-Shoop's C6u�h Remedy� its iiiarvel- instead of the -exp6rIm&nt being A fail- * . us Grain ' . I
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and in my o I piniona, b3i'Of Zam-Buk not pritil. well, af6ng� In, the: suipMer. . . .� one curativepibpertles. Tiglit, tickling ure, It turned out , g . . 'Storehouse, We 'are .'now .buying &I � .' _ �
I . . .. rb ' It was pga-elited . ,I eoiious success, I , . ,
Now, York ba or.,. . . I . , I .
E;hould-be'kept.hand'yineyeryWo'rkers that. traveiers �gof:. accustomed to It. , or distressing - coughsi quickly yiel& to Mrs. C. .N., -Williamson.- In London . kinds, of grain'; for'which.. the highest I . - . e
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home." . � . . . .. � .. .Previously boats .bad. been beld7.forTto 6 ' . n of this . . I. . .. Prices will be paid, ... , . . .. i�_ .
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There is something 4ifferent aad'su� t . I . . ed. states and now floats Oft. the coast 'splendid prescription - Dr-. Shoop's Chrou . icle. I . � . _ . - . . ' ' - . � .
. Wo hours. at. the. request. of Vassen- . Cough Remedy. - And it is so and - - . - . : kinds 6t - '
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parlor about Z%m-buk. Tim6 and again , , . 3n which- ti;.*st6pppd at -t& its long 'At- � I -safe . . . er.%. .Bran., Shorts, Oorn. and all I , .. - . - . . .
ers who weren!t ready.' Pulton's -per- . . . , Obesity �Lnd wjll� 13,qw ' grain,. Seeds and other feisda. kept on, I . . ."
workers in all bikuches of lra& have , � ... . lantic Journbv. 1. :. '' . goo for children,as well. Con.tainiag -, ' . .1 . . � I
. . the �everance won public approval before . ". I . , . ' Obesit. ' -with the ex. 'fiand ht this storehouse. ' . ., ., .. .
proved its vast. superiority oter , if it is a long cliase'to gna tbe'stray . no bpfum, chloroform, or other harm. V, is-. edsily. cured .. . . . . ... .. ! - . .1 . . .. .
, f the. .the-. season.' clos�d.--4naconda. Stand- I ' _ al- I erclse.of:the proper dare and restraint . 1. I I �. I . . 141, * '. . _. � � I . I
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advertised ointni6nts and qalv6s o . I . . , . buoys It Is 46ven di nlor6. difficult"task- �id ful drugs, mothers should in safety . -6' 'patient. Without -
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day, 'No doubt the fact that Um-Buk , ard.. . ., . . ... . . . oil fbe,pakt: a . . "
I 0 & 4� . . . . recover the anchors left behit.id bk the ' ways d, ed.ie]Uthew No!. Be - . of � .
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is inside entireily from heibal essences I . . 1. . . . .. riders thst sail ont' remedies areoffer. thIs,'.ho,0evcr, the cure Is Impossible,: : ,
. I . I � . I fugitive spars. Te, . Sold by all D' F0r-d'---&Ad*eo . . I .
and extracts,whilei ordinary ointments I . . I ��, , . .- . your owja� judge! . eaters. . . and no IjhV . 0 , 66*6. :. - . � , .
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1. . . : . . . . . of the harbor have a-derrick.arid ckle . _�_ a - I . : G, T* R. STATIONj CLXX . . I .
con n ore or ess ima a 'an , . ... . * � - the pilot. . house, with , The year ua-LU lia, _ .. � . . . � .
Oil 06 ' . jalu 4'mw: . I rigged In .front of , . I I I z! remanin ie. cola � of 'glay libl,li. -The happy�go-loky.dls_ . .. ; . . . � . . .. . I . . '�. .., . . ,
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s a Ion * ex I -Minard's Linlaent Co.,''Limited., I p6sltjons '� f 'fat � p46ple, - their tendency . ....., I . . . ,� '. .1.
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bu 'ssu`6riorit . 190twoev �his ma, donke and-inill. .1 . ent! ligh ' it , I f .. _ . . .
. " . , to , regferd -their Ailm tly, cause : _. .
,be, t a Act re aiiaa that', four eg " SIRS, -X have used �your MINXRD'S � . led on year without.a. summer 11. lit. that j6aj � I . - . -
I . - are and location of every, buo�7 ' Is mark � * . them 'io'look toon.'nothing i, co .� . . I - . I
LINIMENT for. t1te past 25 *a -diffl: sharp. f'ros.t in ,'every 1 Serlousl . .
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tinents to whichit has bee dt , - oth .the charts to a degree; so ij is'not - � there was a. . rn � or. .Sale . . , .
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intro uc; , c.6slred position. The month, - and the , people all . over' the ..to:*deny themselves notbin ' .rhese . . I . .
ed within ten years it has - come h whillst'Thave occasionally iised 9� . . � . I . I . �v ,
I liniments I can safeli -8ky thiit r. have �ult fo find tb � .1 . . . . j : . . I .. 1; I I . .... .. ..\
-leading houiehold-'billm! I . t6 belie * .. . Ich. generally . . � . I '... . . . , . ',% �
I I -eeze. never used any e(jual t6 yours. ' - serjoui bbslne�s Is%drigging for the; orld began , ve. thdt sonfd.grimt. ,. cbaracterlstics� wh -are re. , . I I . � . . . . I � . , I .. . .
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Foz burns, cuta,.smIds, b .1 rubbed between th6 hands -and. iw- .Anchor , nd after grappling with. It 6, and'dehnite -eban.ge In the parth 'was � sp6nsibie. for, their allment, furnish . I I . ..
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ma, piles, uledr6, rinj�-.,worm.- itch, saliir , , . bstacles* In the way of" . . ' � 1.
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� . chapp- . ha.led -frd4uently, it will never fail to holstlt aboard .ship.. .Aeic the donkey taking place. . The farmers used'to re- . the gtbatest 0 ... I . . 1* - . . . . . .
rheum, bad leg, festering sores, enty-four - haz as ' "eighteen hundral; ana .curing them. As a iulc, the hit person . Whole' .: �.,. . . I .
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ad places, cold -sores, frost-Wites. and � cure .cola in the .'hesd.,in.,tVv ongln� 6omes, into play. Another. ,- far to. it. .1 '. . 1. I I :
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furies inddigeases, Zam-Buk hours.' . , . I .. . spar,buny ab6ard., It ii� Ft�, lee and snow .does just the opposite of ivhat. be - - . - . . I . .
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all skin W2 1166, ard is 6'ptill P, � I I . . .. very foods . 1. . . .
- marvellous It is also the best for briAses,sprai p In were common in June;' Ought to do. He' cats. the' . . Cracked . ., .
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is beyon . doubt a most. . sft'-ha�pens.t6 be runnin.,# the eft ta I . I . .
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cure. . I I . 01 . I . etc. � - I Yours truly.'. - ' . us . e extreme c . are. gre I en thing was killed, and thc�frult he should avoid, avbId.s those''he should I ... I - . ' -.' . - - - � �
. . sts and stores s�ll at 50 centd-a -.Dartruguth. . Ji G. L140SLIH. of .the tender has to . . . . I . I . . .. .. .
Drugtp I .. . . . I I * I er.111111 and, was nearly all destroyed, During the eat, shuhs-exertiori of every'kind,'In-, 1. I . �.: . ., I. �
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box and the Zam-Buk Co,j, Toronto � . . � . . � . M .. . . p ges In rest and luxury and eel's . I . . ., ,� . . �
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will mail a box, post free u 0 a eigt, . I . . , . . , . nd.-Wassachu- - the. 7way. of- the - easiest resistance g i -_ - 4 , - . .
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have'diffidd a supply � , Foundef Of National Penny Bank. ' weight -Would c6me up,joo f, t, th .§ an - c Inch . . .1 . . 0 'No FAIR, -, - �'i . � I
6f price, to any of 'our r - , .- , _ 0 . --r- - . either they 0 . '14; 6' sett . d t n as In Maine. -There erally,'�Wjll 1�dwer.11 - ,, I , . :
Ity in. obtaffift! . I .1 . . . : . .. . 1. . . X & I . I .. � . .
of the genuine Zim-Buk Irom. tjhelr ge Bartley, who '��cently lit either case ,belng.� placed In were.66st and ,fee in.july in New York, I - ... O'. Clinton Mills . ' I . . .
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local stores. . � I celpbrat�d .his `i:xf�-sixth birthdayp 102(Zardy of their lives. ' I New England and Pennsylvaril , and The Ancient Manufacture of. Cooper.. _ I . I - . . . , __
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. � . . I imp I arded -as - formed Ila Augnst. . �&�,cold-x I ... c arO.W. .. � I.:. a' Cold I . . :
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� WHEN ,YOU � WEEP. Ile is gratelullv r6 uyibc,Ted bv 'the, seaway on It lee shore is teg, .. - . . orth .wind tive-traders in copper,. and they man- , .. I ox. . . . . �.;
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the .. pf tho 'National Penny * Bank. . I . . I , . . � I .. - I I . . ,� .,
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The Way That Tears Act U � - - _:�._f � . L - - I _111--_ � . . I I .
Human Organism. )-Po�, a -s "ar ed-th� bant, whi ch: no* h aw-th i r- I Ing'a-ro'w.-.of.bMv?%.4.0;.i.Iiin.d. I.. I __ . I .. meI�bjX__jL.___,LtL , in ,earned -- q4 -n_ . I U ___h
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I .q . . � . - ' e Greatest Lung Healing'Mei cine , .
�. ity of Bhllarat. .to 'Ireland jit search of tin -thl
Paris published some. queef,fact8 fe- - '.' 1)�.jijg ft Btrong believer - , .. * The Brevi ' 'BRONCHITIS , f6r refor .
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I . Way in 1875, � ' - ' . . . . .. . . � . I .5 kho*uto*sclence., A guarantee co . 11
in ,ihe industry .ond thriftin ' 'of - It was lu-.Ballarat that Ifark Twain . . . I " ., . - LunE - trouble, CouRs. Ooldini Afith. . ..
dk,rAiag, ,the .nature and .purpose, ,.of. L'I . ess � . - . . . . . .. _. 1. purpose, . and some -years a9p Some All. Y,
tears, coming to the '6ncluslon that I .1 , -niaiI. -thp, eat - jangniag'e so I)UVF,1;11g � . ,. .� , , .. I . le ,titicleg were found In - %
.. . the wdrRibl; Sir Goorge, by foun(l tile lo . I carious brong, . . mal.Bronchitis,.86tel broat slid Con . .. I
tears act upon the �hfimali orjanJsM way' �teljs an amusing story of V, I n at lirst, the'.go6d people of W6 place ]Bronchitis is g000rally the resiilb of a cold several of the old mine woritings In. gumption. IEverybottle sold iifiddr a I . . . . . . . ...
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I'like chloroform, je alcohol." pajj�'davg of tli(� b-ank, A srntM b�)V dceriiM, life ,too short. -to dawdlo'ln, caused by exposuie to Wet and inclement I . guarantee. The only b D16dicine . .
. Ahergr. . � 1, � I I . I : Cornwall, which ard believed. to have Coug , . .
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. "Wh6h a human -being 91*08 a *1 draw his -AP I � their I I . � we � y: t, people .0 . - � . .
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sorrow,?' says Dr. Waynbaum-7. "the "O'Veripmee. He wilq urged -to leave The mayoi called on 'the American . ,js,tQry allootion: of t1to bronchial tqbos. at a dme'when no brome was either Nilittite's FWynedy .. �. I .
' � � a ppn Ily � - as lie hild paid that amount . . . . 4
blood pressure in the brilit decrease's, for his book, arid would Wive to 'Pay hnmorlst� ifil ln6oniCally- sald "KIM," I The Symptoins ore tightneis* across, r.�a!je or'lise � d in Elnglatid,-Chambe& Fig,pills -For Cquatipstfl6i, .
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benumbs the brain foit the timebeing; agaffi for a new on�, if be opened A eigar lie slinjil Mii(l '%),s. . _. the cheib, sharp pains. and a 'diftlefflty.in Joilroal.. . � ..,. . . I I . I - , , ,
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causing passiveness of A - of -tw . 0. "No,'.$ : t ' -ve, th�t bre6thing, and a secrotion,tif thick phlegm, I I I . A-.Willihg Victim. . ... . BloodDisease. Pimples and BI . . . , . I �.
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most approaching itidiff6rence. .. . iboov 'I will havo, it all. A p0n.nY 'the.�3e terms were Ballaratese.for 11wcI7 at first white, but liter of a, greenish or ' ,,,Well,. Air. nickets," ' StAd *r,awyer remove in a few days by - taki F, I
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�gt',s !'c()Ijjp,1 - and, Iltbai an�y Pills.. One taken 11,
.1 ge through the, lachrymal I , . ,moral- to ,the storY U t110,t m . '4 .. L I I . � 0 . . 13reef, "your wife sup,4 for. d v,f coiirs� make you feel better in the inorning. � .
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glijuds. 'One -etin dro*wil his, sorrow In RTA a0t,110,11Y ina& or irngi-red by thq - ,. ... . I . : ,� , Vm will defeiid it.y$ . . I . t I . , ., .
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by the use of alcohol oi arugs. When . . . , . . 13,6stoll"', ,-., I . . . I � . 1. I . . .. . ,. .. I .. . I .., I - I - , , 14'
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tract and bico' Or . .6 I 10MY . � "That's till right, butt IL111 for pcacw. . .
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suffered from. rheumatism and particles Into the lachryina .1an : . . . . .j-,;N111_r_1_14 . J,Ivenlla Wis'*40m. .. ton no �
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'from which they issue In M6 shape of . , . . . . . ,a -ill , . -tual.led.", . I . I . ! - 14'� I . 'What- (lid people do before stool � . I . I .. I . .4
rheurnatic gout, has been giving.his � I j)(Nays, doWnt of hiteflec � �
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friends the benefit of his experienc tears. . I IN , 11 ._..-..1..-11. - ,, ----�--Z� * �*l UP-. ro tch- , Now is the fline to hav ' .
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scription which was of material as. "Children whose nervou ' S. system Is . I er, .. , . . them taken; all the latest . . ,,,
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sis;ance in effecting a cure. particularly tender dorive'great ban- J?Aln In the head tain onywbore, has its catift. Nfrsi 1-111tter ... U1114. Crabal)1)16, siys Mrs. S. D. Alillor, Allandalb; Ont., I . . I - -
. � Sin-Ise.ongeation patni9bloodproonro--nothind , ' � "The philolls of. 0110.goosl; were used nte I �
I . The act cost so NOrs Dr. 811600. and I hor s dssps tier goodby everily writes ., 1� My 1111shilild got a bottle of Dr, ' styles; we'g,uara e a . I
'Pe eft froifi crying occasionally. elgatisuallst. AM IL 1111 �11411A i, , ., -
in the first pla -," lie found that - Tho VrdvO 1b hc bos ereatp(j a ll'itle pink iablot. Th9L I morning of .1ils lito. Mr. -Flutter-1 of- W66d's Norway kino Syrup for Vny little to spread tfie opinions of another," an work satisfictoryo -, � - , 0
every time hd partook freely of acid of crying trelleves their brain$. blot-cAlled Dr. piloop's Ilen(lacho Tablatft I nehitis 81 , to wbeezed so . swerett tho .wlsa. boy at tho pedal Ox- � I
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returned; and, same may be said witti respect to WO' " ,jain contaft ivondered �Owt gnva him thatsour girl who had Bro . , . � '
fruitg his old trouble I its 0.ffoeth charmimr. pleAfiffilly del tful.Gontly. I �_ adly you. could hear. her .frotn one roont to trewity of the elass.-jud.p. I . . It siiay be a long time be- 11
se�ondly, he learned thgt*it Was abso- uron.1f . . � I thoa*h Woly. it ,Li ely eQua Izes the blood drok expremion.--guiart Sest. . I the o - ilior, hatib was hot, long until we I . -_1 _�__ I .
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lutely essential to keep the kidneys The professor 111ceW106 explains Why. latloh, . . . . . . .� 40uld'aqe the dject your niodioinlo had on ' It Is said thq . t the PatIsIfth gIvC10 11P . fore the family is toig'ether . L
active. To do this it wa5 necessary laughter sometimes Produces t6ftr9p � if you hava'a headnebe, it's blood ormure. nonth hilngs over thee while 1:11011 her, Thab�vaele,s�wiiiterwbenwolived.in . I .
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u e planatl6a Is too If yon am 0ep.pless, r6tless. norvous, It's blood IT-,,cqt , wliffe it is in thy power to be Toronto, I I ... I... .abo .0 ver -'Oen .
to drink plenty of water. Occa technical tit, 11 ; . . � . . �
sionally be would dissolve a lithia ... tOngestion-blood presgure. That surely, fS a le�$,Ivp.lbulu .................. --..._.___...'1i.. � but in* . . . I .
for reproduction, . cortaintv, for Dr. Shonv's 110ada0110 T411160, stop. XPOP . . RN6 h "A'' * b''d .... Idt'b'I1o*inter,) '' taxes. . . I .. .
tablet iri the 1vater to assist its . Mplk'� lotilbUtt I . at a )a 00 ' . . �
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action on the kidneys. . I'll . thounnattiral blood vrt-sAute', ._�40 got - Jo Robe- rts., . .
Drulso your floget. tuyl oloesn't it got rod. and . . Wood'sNorivay ine Syrup, I tried a home t__ -If -_ . . I . .
The tTeatment is as follows. Prom Mrs 140braho th Tialk, 85 yettrs of age doeg. Xes con. over tive litinared loaves of bread made receipt %ihich I got'from a noighbor I I I . � . . � hoto Artist efinto6.
cure from your drug ist:- . %vas fatally burned at her home, Haw- Swell- alit! 04111 No"? 0 e0tltA0 It wore seized in I% ,Tewish bakety at bub found thAt her col lasted aboub twice
g6stlon,blooflpressitro. you'll flnd Jtwhoro paw
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injured while trying to extinguish thO Wo solrat 23 conts, and clicerfully roconitiew -$100 � Wood%l ana says he will aoo X , I I The Wont Vwrin,
Syrup Rhubarb ............. 1 oz. . . The pronvietor olTered it bribe of ab 0, bottle' I N !lVonl
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flimes. Both aredress-makots. Airs, to the officials, - and will ha;ve to &its- of ib is atways k6lit in the housa." - -. ., .-- � only safo 61tt-etuat A960 AIDES WANTED , � �
Carriana Compound . ........ i 07. Talk wasstandia; with her back to . - Wgulatorphirm mom � ..
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Compound Syrup Sirgaparilla 5 62. the stove in the seWing-ro,oln, when .Dr. Sho'o , 'a. wer in court. Th6 prico ofDr. Wood's Xatvray Pins dopend. Oolil in 0-1 = I
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eacb she ran dow;,j P Repeat Itt-I'Shiloh'A 'Cure vvill Al- RyrupisWctntapae-bottle� Itiaputup, ;�i bf stronprtt-No. 1. Uash paid, for Aides, Skins, -
lier ctotliAs oAu5hI;, fl ve4, 0i';i 10 degrees 6 ronim , .
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Take one,ftti,q,.spoonful after , da(che *ay# cure my coughs ana colds." .in it yollor wrAppor, threq pine trees tI16 .1 I I t r. .V Ot L,
Ineal an4 at bedtime. otti,its envelope in f la�aes. Her bod Bea f0t elgolal-dws,��,'e., ' - ?nd Tallow. .
, . . �anadm trado mark, no, be sure wad'accopt; none of f5614 T ,All drugi r seft .
This is, valuable information. This was liorribly burned bef 3re the daugh ,.,I,,,rin b k d;pn;,11'11glig,7� Tt)t of i
cAn be mi-Acd st hoMd- gave th16 t0k sibOtherad tlle'flames' at . $78, *n the inany WI)stituteabf the oriattial"'x6r. ofti, on race � It "k
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