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LONDON ODD PRISON
. Xomigratipi Figur" -Show That Qat,
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What Zam-Duk did in a Western
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Westlnlinster.!Vock Tower Is the
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T,b4toa.0ad.0,14as.establilbe4a.wortes,
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acre Is- just one 11tuotration of the
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wig , dom at keeping obox of Z%w-Buk
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Finest Jail In ,England.
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. in immigratiop is the boast .
It � rue record at
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anod,ein the Official bluebook of the
#0 artment, of interior for ,the year
.d uses .to which this great
Lhe vario
balm was put WithbightYeatiota4(kry
fami.
BUT IT IS<IL(LWAYS EMPTY.
en3ed March 81.
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reautts in every case- w Pat one
During the twelve- months I M4400
30,
,*ad during a few mouctio only. Ars
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humilgi,L.4to Arrive4p an 1pore;se of -
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The Tower Is t4 aritish Parlipmenvo
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TJ47� uring t ,I ig 1907 a
the total "U1.ni�orwAgJ,IW,1M,Qf Whom
wlauipog,ma.kea the re0ortas follows:
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"I have 4ound Zam-Ruk ,so vory
House of Detention, an4. Chqrlev
.410,211%camefrom Gre%tJJjIV&in, Ire_L
useful As ihoueehold bAlm that I Want
Sr;tdI*m$h Was, It% ILast QCCUpanu
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land, and the United States,#, and 34- ,
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to,make its merits still more widely
The Old Prison In Former, Days.
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f other con t ,
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e� Mr, 0 Vtofztor; happened o,
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It the average oevitence,
L a crimbial
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serIousaccidetit'r While at Work,_&
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Were allowed Jor fielect his place io �
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rusty nail penetrated the palm of bIQ'
confinement big cl.iolco would , to
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During the past twelve ears, there
right hand. The rust of, the nail poison
ed the flesh and inflammation set, in
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4bly'fall Oil t1,10 Olock Tower�p . r1san
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At Westminster,L as that to tile very.
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,ngl=� Sooteb,
arrived In Canada, F
. wigrants to the
Irish And Walsh Im
He wont to the General Roo.
quickly, ,
pital and consulted a doctor who, ad
fli e t priso
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mumber 1. at 4377A one quarter of
yised ponitioing to. draw out the
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able to guppl§ comforto and luxuries
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whom arrived last year. 111twill[thas
was applied, b
poison.: This ,ut whea.
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quite unknown to the ordinary B.111
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be seen," gowmev�ti; the deouty mitile-
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there there wax no improvement after
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ter,, ,that in so far as the, quailtityal
*fewdoys, I be an applying zamwBui�
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But the law decides, that members
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-of t.his particular olass
is concerned,it has now assumed suf-
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of parliament Only may bp confined
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lipient large proportions. to satiety
Z %w-Buk000thed the paiu,drewOut
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In that Jail, althoug,h rank outsiders
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lbhewUely expresied desire on the
the.polson, and allayed,411 infivimmat.
could be committed to the Clock Tow -
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,A part of Canadians throughout the 014
ion. Healing then commenced and
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et for certain o1rensea against the,
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and, new provinces that for ,
In a few days he. was able to r getting
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rules and regulations of parliament.
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veasonswashouldre6elve afalrobare
�of British subjects ornioratingfrom
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o,�4ix weeks ago Voy husband, Mr 0 J
The Clock Tower prison, as It ex-
Ists today,, wa§ erected in connection
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It -law, walle returning from work
quite late irk �tho, e vening, was bitten
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with the housq oc.cupiod by .the ser-'
at arms. This official Is In coin-
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. 4s o t6'undesireables,some otherwise
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by a dog, the do q teeth penetrating
the flesh on his tf gli Just L abOV6 the
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plete charge .of any membqr, COMT
ving immigrants who had not,on
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,ontering Canada, the necessary means
kue% Directly he caiiie home Z%m_
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I witted to !�he Clock Tower, and a
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to become at once seIf,suppQrtIRg,wa7
I bave been Induced to cappe thru the
Bak was applied to the woond, and in
a, few days the soreness was gone and
member cannot, easily make big es.
cape, because.. in order to do so,. he
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injudicious geal of philautrd.pia so-.
the wound tb9rouqbly healed." -
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"'LA third lubta e healing
must pass, through the house of the
- ,Apieties evigned in this class of work,"
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It is regar ed its highly satieftotory
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powj6r of Zam,BUk Wag Ided' .
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whenvoy little boy had a nasty fall.,
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that of the total exclusions OUM at
warioiis,ports last year, only one-nintli.
He is flye years a ,
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day befell. His he
are coin witted to the Clock Tower In
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these. days. -have to baeu '
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were Brit,joh,although the British ar-
wivale were nearly -one-half of the total
one when BaTlaying
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,orl a sharp stone, which cut a nasty
We go many
years to find a .precbdevit� Mr. Charles
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gash. Asstion asIbad washed the.
cublapplied Zava-Buk in the USUM
Bradlaugh being Ills last member to
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-The58,312peoplewho arrived from
A6he United States during 1909.brought
way, and it woo really wonderful how I
OCCUPY the cells at the. Clock Tower,
and -he did not occupy the mL long.. He
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in money and effects to the value of
about $42,000,ODU. The Hudson Bay
quickly It relieved the little fellow's
pain., , Within a week the' cut -a deep -
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was handed over to the custody -of the
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iold 311,072 acres of land for
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vne--was quite healed." �
mother who once proves the
sergeant at Arms on June 23,. f880,
committed to the Tower and rolo, sed
ga, ,W2, as agaiiiiit 1,277,759 for
A,;%very
-rouna value of Zam,Buk %ill never
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V1,697,931) in 1907. The averagd, price
howeveri increased from $6 02 to $8.78
again be Without M"
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- Zam-Buk is a pure herbal balm, and
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Clocic Tower, an upper and a lower,
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per acre. In 19W, the average price.
was $3.46 per acre. The total number
cures cuts, burns,. bruises, . abscesses,
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Ulcers, eczema. scalp' sores, ringworm,
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but both suits of cells are touch the
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of homestead entries was $Mt. a de-
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chapped hands, cold -sores, 4VUbt,bite,
t7ad leg, infl,&med pAtolies, eta, It also
same.' In each ther e Is a sitting room
of v�ry ample proportioni,' well car-,
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-crease of 7.464. The adreage taken up-
last year was 4.867,840 acres. . .
cures piles.. Used as an embrd,cation
peted and furnished and replete with -
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It is remarked that at the present
wate of settlement it will soon be nec-
It will be found to remove rheumatism
sciatica, and neuralgia. All druggists
most of the things which - go .'toward
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-making. on� comfortable. I I
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essary to direct the incoming settler
to the northern part of Alnert:L or
and stokes sell at 50c. a box, or )Part
free froin Z-ani-Buk, Oo#, . Toroptoo for
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In each suit there'are twObedrooms.
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for the 'use of -the Itaprisaimed
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Saskatchewan, "where itwill probably,
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be found that the agricultural possi-,
bilitied are in no way inferior to those
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TAIKE A rREE TRIP TO EUROPE
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of tbe'jrille'r, 'who must always I be on
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as a guest of the London Daily Ad�
tbb - spot In Order.. to see that .the
legislator, makes,'no attempt to escape.
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The H * onlesteaders . .
Of the 30,421 entries granted last
v6rdser, the best* metropolitan paper
printed in Western Ontiiirio,
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year, 7147 were made by Canadians,'
All the news from;all our latest war.
the Clock Tower by order of the
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'7818 by Americans. 4810 by 'On I h
kot quotations and All general and loc.
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speaker.ivould be required to paj for
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1020byScoteb,,%39by Irish, a 510
,al news worth printing. - . .
. his ovin iood,',and,.if he did not do
by Canadians returned fronithe United
SPECIAL OFFER
. so he. could sued in court Any
States, a.- 21,M in all. representing a
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Send $2.00 ior -the London Daily Ad.
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legislator Incarc6inted In the Clock -
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1populat;on of over 52,000 sOulO, 10&ViAg
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. yel!tiser for 14 months and400 votes for
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111519A entries by other nationaliti '
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yout choice of candidates in the Bur-
the inarn$ng just when be �Ieasqd . ,'and
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resentina a population *of abo t .M..
Souls. I the Canadian,j who home.
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steaded 3690 Were from Ontario, and, ',
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. moved him. He could. read to his
494fromQuebec, Austro Hungarians
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innanitants'of 'the -Isie ot AVIgnt
speak of. 4'going to Hngland"When they
heart' ' s content and sm6ke'U$ much
as he liked, there being no restrictions .
The total area sold by the - govern-
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leave their own. fragment of the king-'
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over such -matters; ,.his whole punish- ,
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inent in Manitoba. S"kat6hewan and
Alberta during tlie year was.114,712
dom. A,,patriotle .0ornisliman also
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ment would .lie In being proventeA*
'and'
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Acresfor$1,192,615 Oran average of
goes -to England"' when be crosses the
from joining his fellows mixing
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$10.40 per acre. ...
Tamar. Similarly Inhabitants, Of. the
Wlili� them- . . . . . ..
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B(tlk&n peninsula talk'bf "going to 141u-
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1 Re would be taken out to. exerclse,
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INDIGESTION EN US
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!rope' .
-but would always have two bffielftla'
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ner of the�,.corit nent, to curious edu-.
beside him to
gi o:rd' aiatcot any at-'
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You can eat anything'your 0 . tomaCh
trast with the people of Great Britain,
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Wh6 regard, themselves as both, of and -
tempt .at escape, and .big, -exercise.
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would-be taken on the terroce-before
oraves without fear of a cage of indi-
`k,<cestiou or Dyspepsia, nr that your
in I'Vurope,'� and It Is only 11the ponti. .,
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the house. sat 1for. the day,' Unde . r
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.fo9d will ferment or,* sour on your
nent" that they visit. There Is, an old
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stomach if you will occasionally.ta'ke a
story of a 15cottish nifnister who pray-,
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little Diapepsin after -eating.
ed for a blessing upon sdt�e,inlfabltants.
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low men. -One way or another an Im.
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-Your meals will tasto'good, and any
- or Ore'at and - Little Cumbrad (islands.
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orlsoned M. P. would n6t-baye a,b4d
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thing you eat will be dIgested;no%ing.
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In the Firth of Clyde) and the adjacent
.time of -it. and be would not belk&pt
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. 4an ferment or turn intoacid or,poison
or, stomadh causes Belebift
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lands of Great.Britain .
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gas,which
Dizziness, a feeling of 'fullness after
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Massachusetts. People speak -'.of going,
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"down they., for. the
But it- the Clock Tower Is not much
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,eating, lqause6,. Ind! estion ,(like a
east1k v�hen ptart
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used nowadays, -t he prIs6n
iump of lead in stoomaci), Biliousness,
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of the house, of commons of it former
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Heartburn, Water brasb, Pain in
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day7 -was much In.-evidbnee.' .In olden
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4tomach and intestines or other symp.
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times'.a. passing remark, ,in obserta-
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toms. .. .
Headaches from the stomach , -
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tion obnoxious to the house, or-, indeed,
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solutely un�nown wberd this effective
a shipping cleik, "is a- viollm A depart-
any'...trifle, was sufficient to send the
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- Temedy is used, Diapepsin really does
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all the work of a healthy sto aCh. It
ment store -will often test,a- new 'wrap,
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culprit � forthwith to the Tower, and ,
nbt to the To' r only' for 4- member
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digests our weals when your stomach
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he passes that test he is all rlght�' t
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could.be cominitted. to'Newgate.
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-can't. triangle will digetst:- all
' "Abroad bags and string, 'beln.-'ex-
Sometimes the reason for committing
the food you can eat and.leave nothing
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Venelvej, are rarely. Used, And ti
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'a member to the: Tower wh,s somewhat
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. to ferment or sour. -6 . '
Get a large 50 cent case a' Pap _s
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. . groceryman must b6 -able to. Wrapr PO_
. * amusing . , as. witne . sst ific 'ease of a
Diapepsin from your druggist and
tatoes, flour and'all.. sort% of things In
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member .for Southampton, who once.
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:start taking,to day and by to-morroW
sheet6 of Ion . He gets a kind
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entered the house in a dridnken condi--
you will actually brag about
of 1iUaCk He lays his fl
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on and, mistaking the speaker for An
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your healthy, strong Stomach,for you
In a square of .paper, dou6i-el Paper,
owl sitting - in anAvy bush, addressed.
then can eat anything and everything
Over ftnd,'with an end.la�each hand,
-him as. such. Result -the Tower. .
you want without the slightest dis-
comfort or misery, and every .particle
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-swlng� the Parcel. roiind and round.
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Like ma,rc, then, It -is do�e up, , and.
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Ho*ov'er, -the member was released.
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kt ano. se;ror6ly reprimanded:
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vf impurity and Gas that is in your-
stomach -and intestines is g to be
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can ca ry ft� safely quite a bundre
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'ridiculoqs behavior. � .�
for his �
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carried away without the use Of 18,,,4
yar or,so, prov Ided you are careful.
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The, Tower was made use of by the.
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as eleven Presbyterian members of the
The friends please
Hubby was . evidently worried, ind
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liouse� were committed to the custody,
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hand us news items when they are
wifey w.hitt-y'llig to cherbr Dim up.
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of the sergeant at arms and flung into
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Irmli. ' We prefer not to publish a birth
after the child is.weaned, a marriage
.."Cheer up, Jo hn, and don't worry,"
the Tower. A�nd, td*show. - that mem-
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after the honeymoon is over, or the
.she said. ."It, doesn't) do. any good to"
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bers w. ere not'committed for errors In.
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4eath of a; man after his widow is mar.
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4413orrow 'troubl6ill obboed. her has-
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'the- case of Captain Churchill, wb.o'in
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:hand. "'Great Caesar's gliq#i I itin,t
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1869: was committed .to. the Tower for
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Repeat it.-A'Shiloh'p Once' wifi*al-
borrowing trouble; I've got it to lonit!"
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refusing to taikLi itercliftnt ships under
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ways cure my coughs and colds."
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the -protection of his man of .war unless
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Toung Mother -I'm sorry,11r. Top-
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"Invested. there but some good Comes of
it. There is no family like one's own
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hoor, if baby's crying annoyed YOU-
Tower, as witness an extract from the
family, there is .no wife like ono'g'own
Ile's been cutting his teetb� Too-
diary of Lord. Clarendon, written the
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wife; there should be no town like otWs
floor (a -crusty bachelor)-That!s. it!
�'day following his committal' to the
�own, where we live, educate our child.
Tho Idea of lotting a you= child have
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tower. He says, I" r,-l)Od brought me
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dren, on whose street our bables play,
a knlfe� to play. with! � . � �
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A note of the.fees, which coino to LISO
and where we msiy someday steep,
'The newspapers stand by the tow1of
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_vIz the governor, 1100,. - gentleman
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and lei the business men stand by the
newspapers, andlet us make a ur libme
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Solitude can bQ dcllght�ui'only to.tlie,
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ritlowan gaoler, L10.,"
pqrter, X20; gol � ,
NVhon. a member oft'"ends'lin these
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As fam ossible.' .
1dnOCent,i,csz6%ynski. . .
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WAYS a U ocessity before eommittal-be.
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THE X&RCH ROD AND GVN -
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Howmuch DONO ,
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is not sent to the Clock Tower, but Is
suspended frotti duty'and Is not allow -
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Fish and Came Protection wok
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lob- as tlilo'
ed to enter the 4ouse torso' . �
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throu hout Canada forms a prominent
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topic In the March issue o Rod. and
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members doerce. � .. I
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. .Gun and, Motor Sports in Canada The
Ron. Chas Scott tells in graphlo'lang'.
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Weigh Y`�,, self begin
'taking
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,.I'# ne Urd6r of the. §6rsphlrn.
The-Ordev at the Seraphim Is the
uage of a successful moose hunt inNew
Brunswick. while the Finest of
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old 4tand most �kainous,-of the decora-
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tlov, In the* -If4 bf the king Of Sweden.
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the Wolf River'Huht Club is one no,
sportpman I I rea unmove i An iw
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OrIgInally'It"was instituted by, Magnus,
llv;t some GdO years ago, too6nunemo.
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J ent oft e wolf hunt now in
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ress in orthern Ontario should not
Vastoless,
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rate tho,olego of Vpsala, the ancient
e overloo ed, while Dr. ffarnadgVla-
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oapital,of the Swedish kings, and Its
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Ideals of Sportsmanship will recom
endthe selves toall, These Ideals,
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statutes bound the i6ciplents of the
'order to fight to the'donth fot the mon-
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will be oberished.aimed at and worke(I
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tenane of their rollilon and to consti.
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up and cannot -fail to have a marked ef.
Weigh yourself two. weekg� from, to.
'tntb themselves the gi)eelal protectors
feet on the future of'sport tbroughom
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day, and see how much you havp
Of the Wldo%v and the fatherleso.
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the Northern portion of the continent,
A description Of British Columbia's -new
gained. .
That'a the Way to test the qualittifeg
Avben it was revived about the middle
garne preserve, with many, othbi art.
of ally tonic, und it bobe.stiv, regtilarly
pf,, tho eighteenth Century by, .Xing
Ides. including a articulArlY good Ono
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taken, 11rieles lfastele§s Will stire.
Froderfark thbrobligationg laid upon the
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members wore somewhat less Onerous.
Far North, debartit.tenta rop,lete with
formation and &special adaJount,of the
Willi put go and life into you,- color' in
nd red, )?lob blood in
The decoration consists of -an eight
pointed star In white enamel with Cher,
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Hamilton trap alioOting toftenaftiontv
make up a number appeallo to eveorl
your voins. Just ,Say 66 AlItICK'S
TASTELESS ".to your druggist,
UbW bonds of gold and Is worn on it
broad band, blue kIbbOn.
]over of $relt out,doors AnT ,one fa I
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Fine ror Kidoeys SEED OF THE VIOLETO ' I W""t
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y . e t I" 0*01404, Modesty. PARLOR SUIT
Ki - per 4140""t Who 3440T0.8tiote.
went that It will relieve almoot any The common wild ,00et'afferils one " 11.
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case of Kidney, trobbl,& It taken before, of thq most remarkable Itlu.tstratJons. of �
the. stage of Bright'o. disease. Us tke care and. apparent toret1wilght of . '
states that such 0 rapt.0310 as lame nature la preservino a species. As ov-
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back, pain In the olle, frequent desire erybody. RIJOWS, tho, Violet grow$ In theL - .
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overcome, Here is the recipe. ,Try where the gross 13 Abundant And long. � .
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Fluid Extract. Dandelion, one-half flowers at a time when the grass Is , � -A T -,--
ounce; Compmgd Kargon, one ounce-, inost alounognt K44 guccarent. Of I . . .
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Compound yrup Sara4parilla, three course It Is liable to be cut'down by L . � .
ounces. Take 6 teaspoonful After the qcy 114
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to all barmleos to be bitten off by grazing animals. .
And easily mixed tit home. by shak . Ing . ,the, but vouch more likely is It I 1. . V ff 119rc S19 i
each meal and at bedtime, �
These Ingredients a - The violets that come In the spring Walkr. S ru a , re,
well in a bottle. This mixture has a ,either do not seed at all at __ - I
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pecullarbealing and soothing effect Ingly, so. that it the plant relied on Its � I t .
upon the entIre"Kidney and Urinary spring flowers for Seed It would prob- , I
structure, And often overcomes the ably perish Ott the ,earth In A very , f�w . 11 1;17� h ed
worst forms of Rheumatism in just is, . .
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Rheumatism Oy forcing, the Kidneys another crop of blossoms that are nev- 1. , . . e I
to filter and, strain from the blood and er seen save by the professional bola- . I at special prices. We want to
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system all urlo &old and foul, decom. u1st, They are very oniall, utter] ! make room for the ne '%
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pospil waste matter, which cause �hese significant In appearance, ,.and grow I - .--- stock, to ar
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Save the prescription. I the ground. These are the flowers I d until that date, I �
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'IS; Ills" Opponent Backed Down After ilie, hidden flowers are for use� a'att:Z I I - I , m I
I I . number of oeeda they �ear may be -- �. ake some ps-on our floorand - , I
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In Mr. William, F)loan, familiarly judged from the 'ease with which a . � I decorate your parlors at ver .
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his seett , in Comox-Atlin to giire a -When the seedis are rijo tbe.po4 ex- stretch like ela ti* , .
seat to Ron, Win. Templeman, the, plodes, scattering them to a consider- . . .s c here, on Parlor Suites, Positively no'such .
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House of Commons has lor5t one 'Of able distance, often to ten or twelve prices will return to You for many a day. Grasp the opportun- , .'
its giants (physicil," not political). and feet from the parent, plant,. so that In ity. Every sui
a highly popular. member, Standing spite at Its boasted', modesty, the tiolet .t marked In *,big, plain figures -that almost.,
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lumberman, he h"- roughed it with - . . I
the best, and encountered adven- One only tive.,�Iece Suite, pollobed One only five6pfeo'a albovevupl&*I� . �
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tures. inn 61 . be him- � . . stered in a good stored in Gebevii. Rug, guaranto". ,_ .
u1n I . I .. 011alitY Velour, reg, priest- . has been our best seller and - .
self ssys� none of his, wild wes;t ex-. ' I . .
periences'was halt so exciting as an Odd gff6l-t of One Cure Through.. th& �26i to clear,at ............... $190 � & be&Uby'. reg. $50, for .,1- - - - #42
incident which occurred - during , the Subliminal Consciousness. . . . L . . . .
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r comax-Atlin is one of the largest, one case wh .� ere healing' through t Lot 2 � . - . . . I - beauty; to see it r I . 1.
. - constituene , her no Only three-plo6e suite, polish, This Is our big
ifruet the largest, _y in the ,,,,,,,,,,,r consciousness Wag; r really a L
Dominion, having an area several . means a deal at the big reduetiou.,
source of embarrassment to the physl- . rame, upholstered in best quai. Remember we will not duplicat�
times greatey than. New Bruriawlek, . . L - l .Silk; reg. price $3600' . . . I . .
- eling Are clan who was reep,qnsible for It. Sev-; - . the offer. Reg. price sol, and We L
while the facilities for trav I � e . r . . at.,..... o ............ " .,..*.'..:, ,5 best' Value in Clinton or Huisic ' L , . .
' ral years ago wliqu the dye speclallst . . .$2
by no means the best. A campaign. - ' I . . - 1, Coubty. Don't wait, Ther
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therefore, is both an atclUous and ex� -he knows about ears and tbroats, to . 0 . � . 11 . . $ '
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pensive business. Before the elections -was studying in Vienna a young gtri Lot 3 .. . I 1 . I . . .
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drew near, Bill entertain,ed hopes that'r was br6ught to the hospital to be treat. One only three -'piece guit ' . -Lot .7 . . - '" L , . I
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expense of a t-ontest. but in . this hi tism--or sugge r stion, as one is asked to . leaderi Polished Maho&uyfriwes . Here 1p a genuinemahogany frame, . � . * ,
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was doomed . I call it those days -Was used, and,fhe ' steredluot,119b StVelvetllug, Will ., .
Conaer*ati:ves puttin andidate L � ast a ;If t, a ? � newest on the market, only a few . "
'ho, seemed deterniined to gi*e the, was brought uader, his Influen0e_by. $440 Sa,e rp 11 reg. price weeks in stock. and. -owing to a, '
w the tinging of a. bell. After a few 160..�. $35 mistake . r ..
sitting meraber� a run !or big' money. . ........ .. .by the maker, who put
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As' the campaign progressed, -how- . imeouselQus and receptive s . , r _L, , I . . . . I I 11 -. other pieces, and is' hardly notic. .
, ever,. 13ill's oplionent beg -an to lose the tiite; as W 4 � . .. I r .
courage and . when. nomination day.. soon as she heard the. bell. She Was . . . . .... . I I I able,. but we got certain. conees... I .
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ospital.- ' ,One only f1v0-piece all-dver-uphol. I' the benefit Pf P. groat,bigjel:,�e- :
. arrived the story got -wind that lie speedily cured and left . the lic . I , sions on it, and we will give
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. I y�-, s brought Unconsclo : ste e, bo"�,,S711%.now and up. I .r. tion. - . 0 regu
af ter V -I' J I . . lar price in ainy - '
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sent Away., The day no d te 're ,e ad city store would be$50-;we -'-'
Both candidates were - present at roused and OC
the nomination meeting,' -and the ex- . that she.was brought in again. I . udeed, , . I value at $ 0, r... .. $29* 50 I . Will clear it a at .'..' 4.. $30. 'r
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. known that the"CO134el-vativO �andi- . hen she . Wasn't Cariled In limp and D003 utiss C�e . . . � . . . I . . .. . .. . .
date had his ,nominatioll'-papers ih-bis. -W . r ' . - . . ,. millg- Look, thema over and see jvhat we say is eorlrOct,. . .
pocket, but that he *as- of two minds - PncOuselolis. .She bectime a positive - I . .1 I � I . I . . .
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as to-putt�y them! in. - Slowly the- - nulsance-ato the great'nourologist t , hat ' - I .. I ., _�4 , I L . � . - . - . . . .. . . .1
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- tkat 0 her. way, to work she'Passed-a' . Ir. . . . . .
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surne -,.that 413ill , Man was as .good .:Certa n 'a I � I
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then the Liberals trembled; - It was, .&F its tinkle she ciklmly� curled up and 0- L'. .. . W,e. - h.ave.. .
as. if .the - of -D ' ' w .e I .- 11, . I . '. I., � .
Bill Iput it., sword a. � out to sleep. it was nee ssaty' to. A �, 11 - ,
rxiocles was held over big head. . . ouggest'to'her,the . next time she Was , -P _ . thefn , at
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wag still whLiting. and watehing. Bill i , .7. V p ces. .* *
Sloan sat -.with, his -watkh, in -his hand he neurologist. After thai she: weiat . '. . $I. . . - . . % I . I * . L. . .
. . . obout.the 'city quite uinaffectek by,t% - . I . 1; dL . '
. as they paised... , . � � q. 0 ., . , ,
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Lwas- worth.' And -it stil . or I way. ave . I .: . e L I W .
- supporl eartbr Kidneys. It DSL .f - . .
three minutes toAhe cloWng liour! .. if, . B18 - .. I '. stock to choos rom, . . .. L ,. I . ....'...-,
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guage* 4rour that TOom for a. . �_ _� --- __.. . . , . ... I . - I ,�
. ativo, Wag not made todese the Stom- I .., I ,. . . L. . . . I . I .. .... � . . . .-. 1. . 1 4
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Was roughly''ejected. And then every- z stimulate the L'� . . . . - . . . ' ' � g4g. �. .L ,' .
taAhe. Cbriserbative can- HbartorKidrioyg. Thataild-fashioned - . _j.% . �, ; . �, I .,IN ... . 1.�
body turned . -Sh000's Res. I SEWING'... XACH I ..
Aidate , e�. him .close method is all wrong. Dri . . . � . ..:. . I 4 � - . - rl�
with -the challen'ge, . Slowly-b'e- rose to toeative goes directly to these failing ` , - . . . .! . . 1, . . � I . . ..
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his Jeet, his hand once .more sought, of thlb prescription deraonstratiWtha I . r. � D6n't.f6rget,Lwe.haXidle1h.e be - -.' 1
his ..pocket,, and .thea�hje sat. down. � ;, I I I iiiarket.' EverV machi' i ' est 6n the ., * L
' s rugg e vas wer, and,a minute - wisdom of treating the Actual cause of . I
The t ' I - I ------ eSe - a ing organs . . it L ,6 in. '. I I I . ne. gu arante.eA. . ,_ '
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Bill 'Sloan, was declared el th f " ., .
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by acclamatfort. I ,� 'L deedeasyto prove. A sih;iple, five .Or - .� 11. for -ten Year% kepairs and Needles. f6r L � - *h '
e . 'I 'never' had such it 'close � shave ten d4ys'test will surely tell. Try -it ,1 . all makes of mi achines. . We sell a go o4. �. '!
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all', .my life," �he says. . I � I . � � ' achine, 5 drawers, cl r() p . . . . ,�,�..
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overnigbt" ig. ' ,Sbarcely *hyperbole. so - .tawa Tecently to sho'w Sir. Wilfri& .- L I.... . I. 1. I - . . - . . - I 1. 'L .
. far as the new piaces, along ihe Grand - ' -a -work ol'woodsineWs art -in . I . I. . L . . � .. . . - �
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springing up .1.4 perfectly ast�nishing.. Hull, for a f�w hours owing to sidapi., . , . -, ..R.Ug r .".
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One, month there liong aroused ,when they attempted to . . - I 41.70". I �
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, tr. , . pass , � check for $25 bearing . the P' � . % . . . . I . � . . . ;
. I little town, .with L a tire le i re- . . d L . - .� . I
�Board' of'Trade, neinPallei, P08 . . rreai bar-
,en6igetie and biisy . sibly inier's .'sign t , *,Tl, , two' shafity- , . In the Rug. Department 'you will fin softle, g
. ,. bt-narne i,*,o6Qpie and Nault - 1. ' - S, - . . Stoek,.J t L � �e'i '' .. ,
nien raifls. - We - - ah" ready f6ioUr
a publicity ag6nt, and ev�rythlng that r, in I .
goes. to make up an embryo city, were kindly recelved'by the Premie ': 9 .. .. I .. 1. 0 pring, 0 a ve - I
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'idr little new plades are already . ' giviug them it �be& fdr'$25 - 'have them in all qualities and siz 'Prices rang6 from , ,. -
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.64 otl ' * * in exchange for the re$iilt of thei�b)lnj, I .
. terming themselV61.4 bread baskets,. 00 .i , ..
gateways and libbs. I I I . . I houn of labor as sel.�-taught ; $4-50. UP to $80-00- Come and look . them . over. . Only a ' I
One - of the most Ambitious' and 'carvers. 'But when the�:canle to cash r,immense s oc � ... � 'L ' _ , -
� - I -lull' butcher' store pleasure to'ibo'w you thriough ou * t ' k.
, pfdMie -6f- _.q6"TyaW'�W - L - th� 'check at a I , .
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't 'Ift ' .the � Vms the polico- were - oonimunicated with I 11 . . . - . . . . .."
, is Watrous.' It 'W" in July the first - ) I . .� . I . . � . L . � . � .
house waa'�ullt. ' Now it is illeot- and the innocent neophytes in ,'art, � . . .., . I I I I I . . . . I . .
porated, with a - population of 46(). were looked up on a charge of forg.-I 11 1 I . I . W , I � , 6� 1 - .
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-liouses, 'while. tN6 limirs later from Sir Wilfrid.,and! I . . . . :OS And . ,
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banks,. two hotels, et�. , � I . .
Watrous, 0i0i is the third aiv,.� the :men��weire released, . . I I L . - -1.1 � I . I . . .I
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sional' poffit On tbo .G.T.P.. is 408 ' . . . , . . I
miles front Winnijieg an4 360 miles . Croup positively stopped W20 winut- I . I . . , I
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froin Edmonton and 'sikty . miles 09 wh . hoopg'Croupildmedy. One . , .
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eft�st of Saslmt6on. ItAs locatedthree s ' C�,5L,T',," �'j'.�,",...__ Or wmLS � . �
miles''from, Ettle, Manitou Lako'. This a vomiting, no. distreAs. A safe and E!�_� 5L,,:V, g� . . . � . .. -L I
. pI � lug syrup-' c. Sold by all dealers � I .. I
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dians, for. - iti 'Curative po\*V�ts. " ItA . I . . I � . . . . . , - ,, 141.11111�. . . We hatial he famous I �
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