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PHOT06 RAPHING A SPOOK.
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Or'. Oven H4din, on.' His Adventures
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W'. T. Stood Tolls of His Ghastlytj
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. Any even 4umberedsectipa of Dominica.
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In the Forbic1clon Land.
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;1 ipsocls, in x4a.itobo, $Askmchewahu oad,W.
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Dr. Sven Rodin had an enthuslas-
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1 tic wOlcome at the Queen's Hall,
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TOLD BROTHER
Perimonts With, Camlera.
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In the Xanuary issue of "The For
bet homesteaded, by Any person *bo. is, the
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London, a time he'
fn lecture bn butterflieg so Inr as his
nightlY Review" Mr. T. W. $tea
1. Pole head of a family, or any inala over IP
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out of o4o.qRarser
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ohort ago, when
rose to tell the adventurous story of
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writes an article under the title I'D
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no 160 acres, m
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his long jou
,rneyings in the wilds of
Thibet. Ranging behind him, in dia-
L Ono' Suffered. for Fifteen Years, tlio
Other for Thirteen.
the Dead Rpturn?" "I have the g1J
Of automatic liandwritirng," he d(
i . person by the applicaqt, At a Dominica
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I grammatic form, w6re_rthe fruits of his
travels
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The convincing powets of a te'4time-
clar0s, and he justifies this assertio:
by relating the followin
XAnds �
or Sub.ag,ency for $be 414�
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-a colored map of Thibet, lined
n-lak were never more clearly $bow
L anecdote
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. Wot in which the load is situate. 14utry
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11, "alasiveof the width of roadallowe,noes (Acks of La'Grippe and, is a, suze preven-
with horizontal mountain ranges. Be.
than In tile case of Mr. Hugh 13ro,wn,
.& lady friend of mine, who can -writ
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(ore Dr. Sven Rodin went exploring
1110ther, Lemuel Browil, of Avondale,
'with my hand' at any distan .tl
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lather, mother, son, daugloor, bro;bor or
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.a large part of that territory was
blank on the map -or, worse still, was
read in, the,paper about I-11on..
��A;1115� costivan being cured by "Prult-
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even more freedom than she Can Writ,
� with tier own. bad been spending th
. Sister of an intending homestesid.e..
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maAced with inaccurate detail. The
meeting was arrange� by the Royal
a.1tivo3.$. Knowing the Senator would
only endorse a medicine which had
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cured him, Mr. Lemuel Brown tried
� week -end at Haslemere Late on Mon
day afternVon I wished to know if sh
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homestead duties Under one of ins fol.
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Geographical Society Lord Morley,
"Fralt ' -a-tives.,, They cured him
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of Awl-, leit We country, and, placing lm�
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I the Socretiry qf State for India, was
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Phroule Indigestion and Constipation
h other to try them:
pen on the paper, I mentally aak.p(
if she had returned to Londqn. All.
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: thirsayearo* What La Cirippe
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Tb bet means more to India than to
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any other country. Lilco Tmst sue-
'. xving on farming land owned solely. by
cessful. explorers, Dr. Sven Hedin
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shows no traces of his hardships. A
:� ". libe vicinity of his homestead. Joint own. Mr. G. D. Colwell, of Walkerville,
heen,' trim, cleart-built man of aver�
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, 0"hip in land will not meet this require Ont., was stricken down with La Gri ppe
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a�, sizp, with a bright chmple '
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�". . Want. . in 1906 and it left him, in very bad Con�
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sleek, black hair, and gnId-rimliaed
;, . .-- (8) It the fathEir (or mother, if she father dition. He says: 4' 1 was all run down
m3petacles, he misrht have- II -en. about
� ._1 IT deceased) of she homesteader has per. and b0dering on Consumption. I could
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fn lecture bn butterflieg so Inr as his
� . . watlent residence on forming land owned not sloop at nights, bad'awful swcAts,
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. . , solely by him, no% leis than eighty (80 ind gop0hed nearly the whole time. This
impoll7-ance was any guide. He spoke
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acres in extent, in the vicinity of the Is bow I was when I began to take PSY-
very fluently, with abundantp"stures,
and his nttrac'ive brolcen English
I I I IlAdboestena, or upon a homestead entered L'AHINE, inalow nervous state; butfrom
��!: for by him in the vicir ity, Such homestead- the first bottle,1 began to improve. It
gave T)oint-to Ili.- .merry little jokes
��,� - sir may perform his own residence duties did marvels. for me and brought me back
:! . living with the fAtbor or mother.
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and his oveasiorml freshets of olo-
quent word -painting.
1. � . I , to health in no. time, making a nee man
2) The terms ,,vicinity" in the two pre. Df me." . I
"Tlievfliole of Thibet is like a sea,"
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be said, "the gigantic wavet-of
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driven up by northern or southern.
11, "alasiveof the width of roadallowe,noes (Acks of La'Grippe and, is a, suze preven-
winds, have been changed into stone
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Z f I crossed in the mea, jurement. ' tative. I ftlWaY3 take PSYCAINE if I
in the moment of tboir worst fury,"
., (6) A Homesteader intending to perform feel a cold coming on and, it put3,me
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-1 -began to cross th sea of moun-
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hand wrote as follows. 'I am sorr,
to tell yo, I have had a very pain6
I eXperience, of which I am almos
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'47 P.m. in a secorid�cliass card
age, in which. there wore'two ladle
and one gentleman. When tbe trah
stopped at Godalming the ladins, go
Out, and I was lett alone with 011
h n started he let
his seat* and came close in me'.' I
. was alaringd, and repelled him, � H(
tried to kiss'nie, I seized hii umbrEil.
. la and. struck him, but it brol[e, anc,
I wits beginning to foar that lie woule
master me, when the train b�zon t(
-Slow tip before arriving at Guildfare
station.* He got frightened, )(it po ol
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I platform lie had jumped out anil rar
away. I have the vinbrella,' I .Renl
InY secretary up with a note, ijaying
� his casidenoe dudes in awordatloe wi6h the - right in n 0 `1 !in 1`9 � . . "Three doctor,% told me that I bad
.1 ., e. . merely I -was very.sorry to hear whai
1.� � tairts. in August, 1906, with a caravan . Liver ]Dlsea,ge and. serious Stomach had llappened, and added, '13P sure
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'. farming land own9d by himself, must not- .the body in ,good physical condition. No Of the ant I mals, only six dved. I tool- their Inedivines for thirteen Wednesday E
.� . ify the Agent for the district of such inten. one can ifford to be without it, Ali From ihe very first the officials tried Years 'and grew ivon_4e. ' My brother
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, .,� ., : , Si2i months' notice in writing must be $1.00. Send to DR. T. �A. SLOCUM, ruses by which. he outwitted them by."Frul-t-a-tivew, artor suffering for 11bout it, I had made, up ?ny mind
;�� to the commissioner of Douti - .
I.'' tedne at Otlaws, of intention "I'l Limited, Spadina Ave., Toronto, for a iliado all interesting story. On the 15 Years), rilcommended me to trythese t(3 tell nobwly. "I will brin- tile
T. . t balf 'broken unibrolln, but it w.�s ' um�
;,� "apply fO TRIAL FREE. . ' knoiin territo Nvo-nderful tablots., I bough a. My
..! patent. edge of the great an T,v -dozen boxes and have ,ius lyiella, not lils.1 " . .
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4 I Al W. W. CORY. For Coughs, Colds.. Throat, Lung he tried in vain . I . d.,; of heurty . The foltmving�story futnisiI6
r.. ) 813-tY Of the Minister Of the Interior, and Stomadli�.Trouble take Psychine. travel, "I endeavored to demoralize , foods . � ,s ,!-ason-
; . . . without distress ana ,tin .greatly. ]In- nblo reading. Referfing to tlivauthen-
;,, I.B.-TJnikathohzed publi�iafion I the. Garpun in the most horrible way. prove(l it, evpry W, -L%.. ,qprul .,
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; . adverdsement wilt riot be paid for, - -M a- a-- - - -- We -,aid. that when our artimals died also cured Lhe 0hronle constipation y (if r-.pirit photogra . phs, Mr.
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-� � t , - ) OUNCE ALI . we had been oblig�d to bury some whAell Nvu,- so distres.,;ittg In my �as'e., Stead stntt,,i that be- Q.'e- paid 4 visit
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- 50,c ,it box, 6 ror.s_,m,)o; a trial box (111ables.him to photograph the lit -
'(1 . � HE 6REATEST BI MANERGY we wanted them again. It wai. of 25L. At tPlalers or fron'l rfri!l,t-a_tiv;;: -ibles, "I had' hardly thkon I y
1, � I , I . . . course, a, lormiclable lie, for we bad I Limited, ottavvLk. -f - I vi�, , n
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� . 4 NILE'S VALUE TO EQYPT. but the VarpUTI TOP110d that it was i - - I I . � - I -_ - a grout friglit tile other day, .,%il old
. , I - . more' important to him'not to lose 1 I . . I 110(ir 04r,lo itito ,the studio' carrv=
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� . ;. tain to Paid the Soudan. . lost boxes. fle, rAfusbd bribes, He I I . - said to �Iltn',
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1, � ' ' ' * . throatened to -send 'armed men nfter I England ., Has Qiven Many Writers .gulls . " ' Am']. lie Irellt, away. Now
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- � I to oil tile budg6t for 1900 ' witli6ut per- I - . he's.,bnek again. He raine in' .with
, I I - . , Ivir Paul Hurvily, financial 'adviser to, the us if I Went - ea,,A,o�ards . . . . . Government Jobs. .
I - -� 'Ai I mission.",., , . . I I . - . . . . You., Ho has' not got Ili,; gun -noiv'
. I �_�_ oo-P ' Egyptian Government, -says. . ,. � WIvin Rob.ert Burns,. the une'hun-r, and. lie does -not lopl-� .so f-jo'rrp.� hali
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.. .-,- I- �� -1 - ,someiviiere else, bie jii� .birth wits .0ollifated on the 26th day repi e
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�. _. - irity for E6yPt* � 'trdted the. Forbidden CountTy, and . -
�,� . __- ild of economic prospL . 0 1;1i'llk you could
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� __ - �., � , . Nevertheless -the economic Situation of last nionth, ,was driven by, tile ei- , got d.s. photogr�,it h -` .'I don't know,'
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I � . � ; in. fact_ ossL tially - sounder -now. there, -on.the desolate mountain -tops, .. - pklnx5" due to at% increasirig family -to W( the'old man; IT can try..' So I
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�. - - than it has bee 11 with the temperilture at the freezing a
�_ , n for some years past. sery .. i- ttPly for 'a Government Ili' sat dowaiEl'irolit of tile minerai.and.
. . The complaints w,hich are. -heard are point of mercur�, he made ob T. fortu O�bot 82i i .
,�". . new-;old"coinitry which is Ought himself nate in ning an exposure, wag duly- mado-, � Before
I tions of the tile billet of exeistinian- Not that -lie I
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.I,::. . 1he plate -was Tertio,ved I asked the
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,� We Want to Land tile to go. on the maps as Trans -Himalaya. sadvitiita.gr�s of tba photograph .
, . present situation. with -times of WILi blind to th,�. dis
'.. abnormal ,Ind;' filorbid, ommerei.al Here. is a, typical'pictuTe -. *. ."We pass- ,. p9sit, . . . . . (sr- .'You spnko to the old
1�. your first order, becausb we know that . . I I . ion, .1 . I .. L � . �. ' I
"% activit . . . � . . ... ed an abandoned 'man who had got - "T circonistance," lie wi0fe B ) oer the otlivi, day. , Could you I speak
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�'. I the satisfaction you will derive from Y. . . " . ,, IT(., worst ` . - " *
� �' r eyes to the Mat � pox' ti s and feet frozen oil the t(. him againe . Yes,'. he .said -'he's
w;J'yhv portion of tho ex' iditure bo i band is that the 'eiicise division which i
�11 h has inCtlrnld the severest. criti� . Karakorum; .the fingers were litO.allY ,have got is so tlxtonsive.�no, If'$'..". thau .still thero behind. vou�' - '.ksK him
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wl as been devoted falling Off- was creeping Jen parishes to,ride ,over -and tb4t it , what his namo. is!' The pltotograp�her
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.11 � find that we are not ,,all itt sea,, in Ow to the Souclan, The criticism is, how-, . down to Sbeyok..'W�! gave him briiad. .abounds, besides, -witb'so niuch buid-
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'�,-,. . -Ili incompletb under - and rupees. In : ness-tbat Lean scarcely sti�al a spare. .Ind to listen for it i,t%plv.- Then. -he
. business, but thoroughly .,up-. ever,,based oil , - flour, matches, some . . .
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.� ininute" and watchful of the interests standing of it largo the niKhts, the moonshine was bril- moment." In return.for the stre ,s, s hi,i n4me. -is Piet
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.i of our customers, knowing th4t, by so nomw probbim., Th6' essence of liant, the mouintains' stood like black ous.'and Omoqt unceasing toil iIIVQJV- Botha . . . . I .
1� doingi we are really acting,lJor 01mr Egypt's. prosperity is the, water of the coffins on both sides of 'the valley, iid in his offlo �l duties -"when lie developed the plafe thetio
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;,_ own ultimate benefit. Nile. The d1in I i�tion. of this, supply, � with file blinding white snowfielas \Y0 $250 it year. . � was seen standing bet i
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:�� I sr in the crib" ,summer over.,them. A lonely raven followed r wn of Ehglish lilt- ,,lit(-, tall- stalwart man, who. might,
", 1%189 I ne';1i1t,1!1,S'1, ,,�,Ould inVolvo all. inealcul -hate Irliture tbo'stato hit.-, not beet *ik: When
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. .. - us f or a month. .I -them; .they C ' _ _r or a Mouj
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..: Ro' A. DOWIN able loss to Eg�pt Bat this would at- only. Nvait,for somobody- to be left to'sbQw* it -self the Palron. of ,literary . Omit. :Botlia came to Lond'6 I s6nt
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�4. once res,ult. if tile Nile water were di- behind." ' . I .. -tylerit" and this aPhTt from the laure.� .the, photogrilph to. *him -by Mr. Fls-,
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�_. ; . Merchant Tailor, - C)inton, verted, as it vei'y.welf might be, to Quailit t . ' ; . ateship, honorable but meanly paid. 'abor, -whowas Prime Minister 01 -the
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, . �� . - the irrigatj9n'of ihe Soudan. It is to ales of that wild, romantic � Chaucer.held iAabV offices about the- old Orange- Free' Stitto. Next day Mr.
,, . . land were told. Wbat are vouP" a � W Is 11 ,
:1 maintain tho. .supplv intact at. its . man .was asked.' `A robb�r!"* he court antl under G�vernnient, ,Ind was � , esse , , another. Fieo State delegate,
�, I New Teleph , . more 'actively engaged -in public 'at- �
one sour". that Egypt holds the Soudan: proudly r6phed. "And I," said his . Oame to see me. "Wlipre, did you get
1. fairs than an), poet of celebrity since that, lyliotograpbP' lie as
z.� Unfoi,tunately, the Soudan is noi to chief, "arn * the fattier -of all ' the
U be livid, wiih I . his tim�_ It- is true thatAIe started I ked, " the
�: . out .sacrifice., A vast Thibetan robbers." "The Lopliks ca;ll- * ill suffil 4ently lowly fashion. Atpoint- pliotograph you gav6 to� Mr, Fischer?'
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!:" Directory country, almQst entirel� undeveloped, � 6d. me� Padisbaftim, ol' �your Maje�stv. , 21 . T'fold him exactly h7ow it. had come.'
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. WitliPut camatunicalloft, largely occu- � o d cvj otter of t.be Cu'stiirn of'WOO), 'Wh�' y,aid he, -'that man. was -a neat
i;' ribes, - needs eipiindi- � Th,e peoplq, of Bongba address�d-- n;e P I - ' .
- The Bell .Telephone compan pied -by unruly t : . - .. . Skill, ttd 1eather in� the, pott of Lon- roluti� of ... mi
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. Canada if, about to Publish a new issue tuw oil its. gichninistration as Rinpotche, or. your Holines (ion, hv ivas oblioodjo keep the, books. , trnit liangille up In 111V housp at,
,:. of the Official Telephone Dire Pbly. fil excess of its annual- revenii6'. tlla�t;.'l tbougl.it, .-:was a little *too hild lilt in c
, Ctory I . . k I � onimercial doeurnent.s with' hom6.� '11,illy,'.Ts.-ild. IN, lie de�adr.,
� for the "To rorriedy this situatiofi -twd - ob- 4 , much W - They came - W a moUllwh JlLg Own. lia,nd. , , . I � � I � , I
I ject; niust bo pijrsuvd4,v.tlie develop. _�,*Ier�., wili..60 1 , - 'He �Nras tilt, -first 130ei cominandant.
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_1 Tyi�n t noiihs and 70 , iletter finies -weri,- in store for - the, ,�IeEI
..., District of Western Ontario , . nulls ,.,nL in the. siego of - Ximberfey."
.. ment of the country's -re, , all . in very i)ice and fathete'ol L Ylish lit I nd
I . ., gourcos, .and aw6llilig - i erature. III 'due what was his naine'P' 'Pietrug
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_. . including internal seckErAy. TPor both thos�pur- comfortable black tents, They met 1% N)ur.;e* be, was promoted to bc- comp- . . .
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i.. . poses enpital ("Xpe , Ilditure is neovs- . 'Pull - oil the road, .traveling.'.with a froller 'of � Petty Customs, and more, J, , ollanties Botha,' lic-roolied, 'but ive.
� � always call(O hini Plot. Botha for
.. CLINTON sary. The soulidnen.%bf this policy has :"villagc- of tents, 100 P,ersons,:400'yiiks� thin once took- ,a distinguished 4hare' .
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. �. been proved by tile growth in - Ight � , and'a great'aild picturesque escort of in el b ', p onia IC -
n wll,lj�s_ .ull(l oth(,X ji�l ' t* short , ' T still hnvo,the'- portrait in. my
t �., I . 16 'q - revenue (irbm armi�d rden. ','The'Ptin has twayoung� missions. . , .
�.. Orders for new connections, changes Years of t I , oudan . I . . . possessiolli." " - Mr. istewl adds. th�tl
..�.; of firm names, changes of street ad V7,187,500 to Y-E.1,000,000,-und the -re'- , er brothers, and all - three have two - Chaucer's'first. igreat 1. . iterary SUCC09- no . one in E,ilglijnfl. so far as, lie w0
�c . ilresses, or for dupli(,-F+te entries shoula ouction last'vear,of flip. Egyptian an- wives togitlinr,'flint mean.,', two-I.Wids vor.'E,dmund Spencer, attaini�d to an able to asvo�f,iin, kn4mv' of the exist-.
: be handed in AT ONOE to iinul ,.;ub.Aidy'fi-om'.f.'r,,.253,000 t6 ;EE.*- of a wifi, each, which I t1fluk is: a firlillOnt Position . in the Court of Chgn� on.ce-t?f Piet rf3,tl,,. . . . .1 . �
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I . Locall.Manager. quite so annoying as a tickt � .. - No 'Ti*s Given. , - , tfi(v 0ounci,l of -Stati, under -the' Coin- � Ther manna of cominerce - co.med
, , -,. - . in teasing . I P ' . . ' . . . . . I � I � -Sicily. It . is a' sweet
wheezin� bronchial Caugh.. wle quick- A li s or the statement that Mr.' I I
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�!� . . est relief comes perhaps. -from a pre- J. , eller never gives tips, Askp(i *.to' voleb�atv the Battle of : substance, obtaine(f fronx a small, tree
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f, . - scription kiiown to Drupists every. .it might be mentioned that Lord Sef- Blenheim, *, 1piown .us tlie'nir.nna ash. This flee
� ,, where as Dr Shoop's Cough ton has ,strictly. -forbidden ilia ser-!. (Ionimissioner of -Appeals in the Bx- can- be grown .as far. Tiort-4 -as, Eryg-
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.". . � . 1.10. I& less that mothdrh give it with perfect - and: stritigent, votices to . this effe& resultant. poem, "The Campaign," ob-. manna and is cultivated foy'ornament
, 11 safety even to'tbe youngest .babe Eire. promin4ritly 'displayled. at- C'rox. tained the post of Undf,r Secretary of e
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1"). , f lie tender leaves of asimple mountain teth. . .- Maiquess of Londonderry. ' . I
I live to Dr Shoop's Cough Rotn. - sortte-41me aeo introduced tile same; T at
. shruh, gi. . ary � to . t1w Lords Ju;itices, wh6 ,ad- age� of Eil ars- when itle
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I BEFORE AND AFTER TREATMENT. t,ew.dAks',tes6. w - by all � - the pr6sent H'arl .of Derfiy i - . 1vorge L� -a-Co . I . � . 1.
:" ill tell, that. n-. :,trrival of G . .
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�. . Canadiaii rT,etter �,_... _. . Tn some is placed i vliv, Sceiettiry bf State, ' -� "' '. .. . 800-Y�ar-016' Industry, .
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� to nn absolute certain cu for. nczemct, Acne - . . -nuthor of ",Robinson , . I
." � ROSL'a, Tetter, Kn le;, 33tarcekheids, Rini,vornl, I . � conspicuous position. in the houso,� bofop, the * . Saltmaking by the;evaporiittion of
�A Pubers'Itch scalgilead,Itching Piles Icers I Scottish Mairriage"Custoin' - �. . and contributions placed in it by the Orusoe," Isir Rioliard Steeli%, as an sea, water hns been carried on at
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1� �3ores, and ali cutaneous and facial blemishes. brany,quaint nigiriage v4qt -ill ,are divided annually among Maldon 'Essox, 'Eri�,land; -ever since
i, ,guests j,."ayist, seetind to riono, and Fielding,
k , Has been thorougilly and successfully LeMed onis sti . I . . I -lill ranks I
In hundreds of so callid iocurable cast -.9. Survive. in the servants. � I . Whose "TOm Jws' s ., ani
I many old E'laglish aii� � I . . . * . 0119 the time. of the ff�mesdiyl survej.
1. . � . � . I tho best nov6L%Jn our language, Were T -
� It is enCrely unlike an other pr! tion, Scottish f, ted
�.- ,Sam amilies. One notable traill- � . . hb -Town -Coun6il -has just gran
, I milture cr roint:tnent that gas been sot or pre, tion of this sort -still . �dl recipients ,of GoVerniijent POStS., permission.for the. borough arrn� 'to
scr1w. kept green by . A Famous Acttvss's Masedt.
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t - . tile Dukes of Atholl a #01ich, in sorna cases, .proviid to .be of. b� pl6ed,*On all Packages of salt sent
- A few mllcattonsq will convince that is bas lid flich, liew's - Mrs. Putriel, CaMpbell -possesses 'I . ... ,
. worlderfu Inedical virt-je and intrinsic merit. i a ve-y lucrittive naturv. . from
�� Is Viat .6f the 1331-11&krootr�,,earrying' what she callis a beart 0.1lain. Fr6rn Jilpips Thoyris,oli. fainous as th(!. hit- . � t . he tow . n. 11 .. I . I .
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� It is made in Canada. A good honest Cana. thp 'brido, across tile threshold of eaell of tier de'arest friends she beg t,hor (if "The Seasom," an'Vof tbo.- Moto 9 0 I .. - . __ �
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1. Ptice one box Vifty Cents, or five box�S TWO Biair Caftle, it, boing in accord ,vith ... I � .
Dollars. . an ancient tradition that it, ig un , . god a "heart," and haart� of every t;ong "Rule Britannia," wa%'m . . I
�� . . lucky - conceivable matpri al -of -amber, ooral,. ade gov- - . . .
�i Mailed to nay nddres!j on receipt rice. f0r a bride who enters Pinor of, the teeW I . . - . - .
11 Sold and recommended by all 1= tile castle for jet. turquoise, all(! the like -poured in . ard -Islands. - .The - �
11 gistq in Cana(la. 9 "g' Oie f4rqt time.to walk -in the. ordinary I upon' tier. Theso shri, had wtt in a Af,quel. is ourious. He si�int out a, dd- �1 . � 0. 1. ' I . I
, Pampb let free to any address. if way. - This is, onn of tho ' I , putv to doAhe work, and,. after pay- - . I
, . , many qitajt;t broad flat bracOlef, which ,she always Ing, CA RS! .
�� � Manufactured and -sold by ule sole proprie. o . him, elear, $i,500 a year from his . - I .
, � tom ) . . )-d feudal custoini that are observed wpars, ond rjrnilv belinves in. g ship. As. he wits also in .re:, .. I - -
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, The'Totterene Chernl' this estate, whi , oyernok,
� � . I 0.061 Cc' Atholl liold,A om the crown by, oil(, '. . I . I ITTLE �
, . Windsor, Ontarl .fr . ceft)t of* .1 pension, lie was abln,,to *. -,
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. I (]lose 'strange tenures whidill are . I I . . six-nd the last years ,of bls-life in IVER - .,
� Sold in Clinton by Wi S. R. oconsionally to be fo t. -_ , � L r r � puse. in happy coutrust to poor Robert, I I
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� , . Holmes, J. E, Hbvey, W. A, Rritaill. Typoll-fear of forfeituto. flip, . , Burns, weigbed down by sickness' - .1 I .1
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� own(ir has to ilnespilt hi, d bt, and di'4.41)fltiffll� (lying With a . .
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�1 -McConnell, druggists. With It whiter rose WhPuvvilrlle-or she. WAS WEAKAN' ,�urso upon Ili,; lipA. .,
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11 pmbill) NOW WEIGNS W I POUNDS*' I ward Terry, the populaf 1,63do 4 11 tho troubles fact -
Is Life.Worfth . P1,1*21. 4001A
N of the most intorest, I - . 11 AOU)r- ent to a b 1,0118 State *of tbo eyEttem, isuch as
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1� ing,of tho many oe.e.upa I � Ilia astf -
: . dons followed nagvr and present 9 i ,r rot the Vzolness, xhusea, Drovi,gibelw Distrms after
; at St. Martin'g-le-Grand, IF'Ondon, is Had Ifeart trouble and ShortneSg Turners' Compaiiy, the oity guffil th.tt fttJnVPAln In the'side. &a, t, while theft raost
� Living � of Breath f�r SIX I r
�, that of the poiitiij "doctors," Thage laims to. have pioneered technical temar blo$UO,,CogshasKo'Aohowntacutlbg
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F . 11 Any man, woman,or child who Is in I worthie.4 pfe really four senior sorters, . I - .. , wincationi . As a an, of course, ' . .
I different to the beauties of nature and who ptirforin fh�. special duty , (,j. MIL Air. Terry 14; at the top of his profes. � I I ,
I "doctoring" 'letters. pil(Iks,ges etc,, BURN't-IfEART AND NE'RVE PILLS . siop, and probably tile ma I jority of § ' F
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L the joys of living, needs somethjn which- o,king, to innw . I �,s., puied . AfrooX. 11 'Bright'r P'lirilley'. I 0116. readers need no -reminder that it was VO4dadhe, :" C4 a! 91ted 1*01. rilf" am I
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r, There's something wrong, that sholufid, .ure or carelc , I *Elvally valuablo In Constipatloh, curitig and I
�� � . packing --have beeome broken (ir She ' . le WhO first produced "Sweet Laven- . Venting this annoyin conif,laint,�h1lothey.pi-111 ,
be made right -quickly. r writes; "t,wa§ greatly Uoubled, for &-r," the original run of which .was ' 00MOt all ciloordersofthost .
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1 ) I � damaged in the'post. Tt is ill t1w. sort. six years, with T4 hoarb &lid gliortnc.qs of. 670 llighLs. Out of T Ever and -regulate ths bo itr plaWthe
ifig-room. that they are huaicirouh . this Jklay Mr. erry cured, I . .eyonly
I � I v breath, Ieoltianotw,tikeiglityi,o(Iswitil. is said to have eleared..$250,000, and
s Bricks ternied. "doctors." Aftjole,;'of infiliit�t!
. . varloty pass througli tbeso tldovtol�41 11 Out testing four or five times in tb,,,b Pliorb ,its' author, Mr. Pinnra, about one-
. iourth of that amount. r But Mr. AL �
� I . hands, from coin of th,� realm, balll,- distance- I got no wouk and thin I on1v Tf!rry has known what it. in to "rough Achitlevi iii(lboaglonmoi,mtprtfteleastothmewt6
Tastelem n6f,bs, and stamps,'to bottles of modi. weighed sevUlty-three pounds, ,I dedd(.4 it.- 11(� ,inado hi, lgufferiro)fttiffidistreotingcOml)lalnt-,butfortit. q
.; debut jorty.five SlAtOly their goodaegadoes hotond hete,andthoso
cite. oil,'and poison. ' nee try them,will findtheso little pill9valiq*
I - . at last to take so,II6 of Mllburfi'a Roaxt and yvarti ago,with it lit -tip company, at a ,Zb'1160 I)
I ' J -r,__,, r ... � �. - wpfi,k. 'AM -ongage. . In so Tafty W%6 that thdY Will hot be wfl- I
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Cod Liver Oil 11 � " ,J, �, .,,,r,,,, . _. Xerve Pills, end aftor taking bight bo.xos" lialary of $4 pot Jingtodo%vitlioutt Ont, Eat4ftbrall4l&"
I . I .� _Z=�:� I gitioqd in otr6ngtli and weigh a now 111011t at 35 Collis for,the first perform.
� Turns moroseness into cheerfulness, t, an apet, and 60 cents lox tile second, out . ,
Makes the thin fat� Gives the wet WOWS cotton rwn C;Ompowd weigh one hundred and thirteen pounds, of it romised weekl Ralar of so, fol.
� , t4trobgth. Restores Your a . e . , I - tho� aloal; Ir ever wolglied in hl y � ,I
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! , The gmat, Uterlitei T;hla, ylifo, Xfoel lowe,N;.dnd for this tie payed eigh- r YJ
Brings back health and hope, so , utlieba, A P,,,1',l11!.�t111I k where
take because the, natiseas grease of I , � only s4fo- cabot, 1% woll and etul W.Ork ,aa well as ever I did, . Wen parts a week, sang idur songs . 'W6MAkvour9r0Atboaat6 Ont,pills urbit-Whlio J
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families much worry and expense. There �
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beginning of ringworm or some ill r hair -destroying scalp . �_
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Montreal, s.-)%:-'Nly little grandson was Bmntford. Ont, skiys:-" I fujil Zutn-Buk u
sevarely scglded on lik, right lei,, frouli the tPlendid licaler of cRdren's.injuries, bly
knee to the 4nkle. ,ritis injury was very ,tt,e boy buened his. foot very. badly on tbe.
serbous, and desnauded great attention. We rild-hot lid of the stove. The skin was
used noihini., but Zatn.Buk, and it was coinpietely burned off, and he had a sho;king
wouderful how- cooling and soothing it foot, the wouiml turning to a running .or .
provoil. It was Eicime weeks before the leg . festering and . Idischarglivneg. I aptill d
was fitl2fly healed, bot there was riot a "ar zatu.suic., anct t .effect ly 01"Ched -1
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the homp 'fint-ald,' I tWxkk Zagn-But* is inflafinnatitin, and finally heated the wound
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.soras, Weers, sealtis, blood-poi.soning, -c ma, scabs, obaptictl hands, cold -cracks, clsilblains,
ringworm, stWp sores, bad leg. disease, ankles, . ' ali other 6kin diseases and injuries.
Rubbed svell 111ito the parts affected, it cures neki -al. .a, -heumatisin, and sciat"a. All Dmq Ists
and Stores sell at 50c. box, three for $1.25, or ,)ost free froin 7ani-Buk Co,v Toronto, for irlo
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TIMOTHY, CLOVER, �&C have Just bought a machiniq for
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