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Londoner Say* Winnipeg Fairly
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T"ms With Story
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wmwed through the., stioneaw.
Who young man pricked up b1s; ears,
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The special correspondent of the en-
I terpriolng London. Eng., weekly, Carl-
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aud as tile scream sound ed once more
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be dropped the pipe atio lure down this,
Path At 4 Pace that bad %'On him Me-
Drinka. Four Tim** as Much.
The Bishop of London, in his speech
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adi, is touring the West,
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who says:
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ords on the cluder path,
in 9 bill, said that all Calladions were
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4upposod Barron Waste Can ,Pro4o
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How is it that no Canadian poet is.
. chairting, the praises of Winnipeg,
Py WAUACZI $NOW. ,
Around a bend Ili tbe� path be Sped,
and there before him be saw a fr4u.
h orrilled at the arnount of the old
country's drink bill,
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that no Canadian teller of tates is de-
picting The strange vicissitudea of life
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tically pluuglug� borse. an Vitrgucau
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which worked
Out At an average of no less than
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Acre, Akys Fr*d' �S. Lawrano�
Steamer* Trains Will
in her wide streets? � I have.asked..
this, in the high of
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P%0'4�� � �0%~%^
wringing his build and jabbering belp-
lessly�,wblle a budly frightened beat
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bishop, went Oil to say that, in propor.
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T;ip New Whoat-Gro win 8 Country
question places
criticis;n-all of them "down' East"
Pletro VIneenzo Riga was discour-
be underbrush w�
crawled throug-li t I Ith
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tion to population, ,Canada drank only
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one-fourtb of what the Mot Coun.
provision,,b. made for exparlojoss or contraction,
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404 a waste of Coal, always follow$ a obakl .
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700. M114 Nqrt,h ..of Edmonton,
and have been told that Winniki is
, too. "new" to expect a meed of liter-
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. lually wboofs, Qf genuine Alarm,
young won
The Jumped forth6 bit,
.her
Ir (lid, ind that at the Pan -Anglican
C o'n this
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Of late Years. Canadians have had
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ary homage. W41, tille ca
It bad been a bad tpontli. Generally
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caught It and citing on despera YA
gress
_ year they were told that
on the other side the Atlantic
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grates out. I �
are made of heavy cast iron, *$be '
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, pecting
very happily without. no doubt, just
as the gt4ve.eyed, brave -eyed-
when be afid Gambtetta
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The home, thoroughly frightened,
they never saw a woman enter a
teeth, Tile teed, will grind up the ;toughest cli , . I
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their
.western
girt can dispense with I sugar -plums
road And traveled through this. Fiection
snorted and plunged And acted gener.
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Public house. The compliment to
Canada
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country, and the new opinions
are all in favor of the worth of Can-
Pf compliment, having her -choice of
the nickels and dial6a aud quarters
fell into Pletro's old felt hat in 4 most
-illy like 4 beast bereft of his senses�
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With all his strepgth be strove to
was, deserved, and it Is a,
� Pity that The Times should belittle
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before it, . I , great future that, lies.
Aerl'are living who
naked, throbbing male hearts, But
'did you ever hear so inadequate so
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allurin- stream.
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free, himself from .the young mau`4
it by pointing out that money pay-
ments tell nothin% about, the actual
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idiotic, an excuse as the self-acc4sa.
tion of the eastward, critics? - What
But this Year the weather had been
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for the most part rattly, and somehow
grasp. but that stubborn
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equal to the emergency, lien with
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believed that the, Canadian West ,was!
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would be thought of a pe son who
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Gambletta seemingly bad lost his
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as compared to another, tor n illy
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because the grates are zoade in soctions, not only can nothing but dust and . �
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ashe* pass through, but after each @baking a di went side ..
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I ry for buffaloes
and Tudiallf
complained that sweet�and,tWerltY
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was too, "new" to be his sweetheart?
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k ack of coaxing coins from stubborn
Pockets.
go once they have gained 4. hold
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Por several rlaut es, Was 4
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excise revenue varies also. These be
truths which
can presented ;
to. the fire. Also, with the Sunshine grate there is no back -break , :
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Jarin ,
ers-never, Well, the farmers
And, in, my case, it is a sop hiptry to
"newness" to. the first
Wbut few pleasant days there had
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royal for the master,y: then the young
are so obvious that theret
seems hardly gneed to utter the
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movements attached toL the shaking, Birgentlymckingthe lever, first On
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left and then on. the right, the ashesare released on both sides,Aad (a through
are there. almost nilliou strong,
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and the has, learned to
impute and
lost city of the Canadian West. the
� been had proved far from prolitabi e,
man's strength And Agility and spirit
They do not detract in any ,.way from
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east to look
, their harvest as the foundation of the;
Dominion's prosperity. They now
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door of entry which is also, the door
of exit for all that vast land of hope-
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for the dimes, .and nickels and quar.
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ters were conspicuous by. their ab.
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sence, and PletLQ and 04mbletta
prevailed.
Tbti home. quivering and panting,
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came dow.ti, on all fial, and stood
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sobriety. The 4-onsumption of Alen,
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bolic drink- Ili the Dominion, accord-
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I measure their wheat crop, by the mil-
fuluess.
Forty languages are' spoken in her
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there. shaking like n lea f.
ing to the official. returns, during the
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'hundreds of thousands. There has
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.air
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"You had best get out for a moment
last fiscal year was, per head of the
POPulation,"as follows: Spirits,
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f twelve-a4d the is an epitome of
Oill civilization, the old ard the new.
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do these
highways; .In vain whenever they
could find a possible audience Id
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or two."*the sLoung man advised. And
, the girl meekly obeyed.
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gallons; beer, 3.4,43 gallons, and wine,
.110 gal OnSL
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flarland
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But what does -she with all
visitants. from � the lands of yesterday.
Gambletta (10 his cumbersome tricks.
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.tion in the Vnited Xingdorn given for
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b,-yand Manitoba and lie r sister pro-
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to -day And to-morraw? . - , How
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Waltz, tu omersaults. dle. go
on his wrist where the pmii
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the year 1906 (the latest availoble)
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-vinces-whAt of. it? It, has been spok-
,en of as the "Great Lone Land," "the
"frozen
swiftly; inscrutably, subtly, surely
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o , men oiit of'half.
Winipeg makes w0p
la,me, wrestle with I ,Pietro as he would,
but a few wattered pennies had lodged
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bit had torn. the flesh.
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"Toro," she cried. quite forgetting
I works out, per head, as 4ollows: Spir.
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its, .9 gallons; beer 27.9 gallons;
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Silent Worth," the sub,Arc-
-ties." An address such that recent-
liken. Silently and invisibly the mir-
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In the old felt hat, Bankruptcy,, grim
the recent unpleasontneim-"Tom. degr,
wine, ,28 gallons. I ,% to
addit or
these,,the British returns contain an
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ly delivered before the Cana4ian.Cl ub
acle is wrought. The slave of a thou-
sand years, thd tax -ridden subject of
and ghastly, stared them in the face, .
Moreover. Gambletta
are you hurt? Therels blood on yo r
hand. and you're all , mussed u of ,u
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Item, "other liquors," of which the
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,of Fort Vermilion rilakes one rub
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some arcient principality in the east.
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painfully thin, even as If be had but
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He smiled reassuringly. -Not to the
consumption ,is A a head. .Thus the
old country man drinks a litt less
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one's eyes and w�nder if Canadian
�.nd of Europe, enters her gates -and
irl.a monWhe is A� free citizen, tile
recently come from one of his long
, least, dearle.11 said lie. Then he'looked;
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spirits than the,Canadian, but about
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geography will not have to Abe learned
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hAtmAn of Kis own soul. - - - - But
naps of hibernation, and Pietro was
steadily Into her eyes. 1013.ut I'd be
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over eight timeg as much beer, -and
AT LOWEST .
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. anew.
Fort Vermilion is 7,00 miles north of
what I,.; the one exceptional type with
whom Winnipeg can do, will do, no�
beginning to learn all too frequently
that a handful of b �
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glad to be lf�lfll- 01
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"if what?" sbeasked rather bri
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more than twice as much wine. Apart
from f
1glfrvs, it is an incontestable
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Edmonton, and Edmonton not many
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, thing -w -nothing wbAtever? It is the
from the roadside made a moft unsat-
lessly.
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fact that, except in the populou
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towns in C�xnada, alcoholic drink'is
When' 3rbu secure a loan on .
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prig. whose priggishness Is chronic.
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if them P.re no snak-s in Ireland#'
Isfactory repast,
They plodded up the long.hill slope,
I could make.you understand
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what an ass I feel myself to be and
I , not'an article of daily consumption.
farm or city proper y �
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from this company there is I
Lawrence tells of raising in one year
'2,500 bushels of wheat at 'Fort Ver�
I there Are no prigs in Winnipeg.
. the man shuffling along with his sho .
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how sorry I Am I quarreled with you.,,
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The, lumbprin,an may come into a town
And spend much more than he ought
no charge� for land Inspection. � - I
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-milion with a vield of over 60 bn8bela
LARGEST UNION.
ders stooped and his head bent nnd
Theyoung woman had her share of
common sense.. "Well. I
to spend on drink, but it must. be
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made free of cost. The Inter- . -
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to the acre. The nbrth is still ,far,
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the bear following niong -at the end of
rather think
remembered that when be returns to
est charged is alwgys at the I
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nway both in distance,an,d in means
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his chain, his head rolling .from side
we can forgive each other without
his Jumbnr camp be will .go for
lowest current rate- The I .
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Biggest One Ever Flown sa!w Been
to side and his scuffling feet sending
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anything so unnecessary as that." said
inghths,without seeing any drink at
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terms of repa�ment are. made. .
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-makes it appear liot a barren, worth-
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less, north, but A vast region of great
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Mads. by. Newfoundian
up choking clouds of dust that set film"
slie., '�It was illy fault anyway�l
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vorth Ftnd agricultural possibilities,.
What is probably the. biggest'Union
to wheezing and coughing Ili miserable
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think it was mille-, he d
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Write for application forms. . . . .
Privacy
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Mr. Lawrence ouqbt to -
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'he talks about. for he has been reared
Jack ever made :66NY to-Ahe breeze, in
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Toronto rem I .
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At that moment Pfpt�o VI neenzo
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our chief consider-
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in the Pepce River Country, find al-�
, and thlrtY�six long, - manufactuied out
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when a wagon with a portly, -well fed
Rigi. overcome, with pretnon1tor7
How Liy Delesate to Synod Stamped-
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Assets over $ir,5oo,000
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though still a young 'MRTI be ' 'has
' of extra gbod quality bunting, it At-
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man on the seat drew up beside them,
fears, approaebed. nearly touching the .
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-spent 25 years in that nortbland. His-
tracted much interested attention. Its
The well fed mail glared at them. in
ground with his forebead, so low were
Some years ago the Synod of Huron
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destination is, Brit4in's first colony,
' undisguised contempt. , . .
his bows. Hls'�gpsturei were rapid
W'as gravely considering the report of
HURON & ERIE I
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'Peace River Vallev, having for many
-years done there
Newfoundland, for it ,is to be pre-
sented by the Oldest British Colony �
rou dago," be called, "what
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and expressive, his face a -picture of
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P.mong the traders and_lridians. His
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3 er doln' with that bear here on the
highwak? DoWt you know there's a
woe- �
- "Not,a my fault! Not -a my, faultiop
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B shop Baldwin presiding. The report
was non -committal, anZr after a few
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44-� Richmond St., Londor'l
-sons took up land at Fort Vermilion.
r,nd there to-dav is tbe family home,
oelebratioa next July at �Conception
'Bay of the tercentenary of John Guv's
, regulation' against It Ili 'this tdwnl
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he repeated ever and over, his
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.Ardent prohibitionists had spoken the
debate grew dull and wearisorn
366 Talb ' .
ot St's SL Thomas
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To mAe that great Lone Land
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landing. at Cuper's Cov upia's
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Scares - bosses. It does! 7 Take him
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uptt irued In deprecation. .
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Cle�rly.the synod was quite prepare!d
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-Cove. in the Bay- ' . � . �
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to agree that . s . trong.drink was raging
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.thin . resources are'the.
to.clevelop its
This association! is not long in ex-
keep pff the roads -you bear?" - � .
fault!" he laughed, "Not a bit of it,
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istence," but has -members already All
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- - Pietro pulled o%, the old felt hat and
, my friend. in fact it's the moat for.,
tain minority inclined to follow Tim-
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why ba. told.tbp Caradinn .Club of the
the: Dominion,' and in fact in.
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'.bowed respectfullk... 1�be�u as best he
tunate-cl,rcumstittice In the world that
othy; Scripture was quoted, and mis-
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-six billion -ton denosit of Ftspbalt along
� other parts of the. continent. baiing
ebtild In. broken' English.
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Senator Perlev died suddenly 'atVol- � I .1 I .
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the Lower Afhnbasca River,- ot Ahe
'b-%nks of coal that af many places on,
branches -in severld places. The heart-
qusvrters are -in Toronto.. Mr. W.. K'�
.Plentifully.
Intersperiwd with Utrusean dialect. be �
. tried to make lt,i)InJu that he
Here"' And Into the astounded Etru4z
can's hand be thrust a crisp, ten do, jar
'wedry, but as a prohibitionist -be did
no w
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,ests of sprup,4 that cover thousands..
.of square miles, of tb "
qoommArciel
membership includes all Newfound-
landeTs so 1 . or as, it i� 'ossible to find
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Gamblettn
.nor . ,willIng)y or
,knowingly -transgress the law.. ., tut
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Pietro stood staring At It stupidly,
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Finally,'Jh0e rose up a st . urdy lay�
man noted for his deliberate speech
'Scotch
. Reeve of Thamesville. : .
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end accent. `Afe Lor -rd," he .
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-waters knd of the Pir-bearing Animals..
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begax "we have heard many scr*P-
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Develonment. he said. wns needed.-.
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Dlete'd within the Dast-'nionth. i's
largelv th e of Mr. E,-�ene Par-
'- �'Xone of yQur lip' now." he Inter-:
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ydpfied Irritably. a� the-'sanie ilme-
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girl back to the trap. I
It was only 'wW�n �tbe tra P started
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no one has referred to .the 104th.
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substantiAl P,nd steadv. returns. -Be.
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, sons, Toron,to. Tt Is to be flonvn..froin
K, flagstaff about two* bundied , And
Pulling open his ellat: to. display d tin
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60 -tbtft Pietro realized. be was -taking
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soniething'and giving thing in ie�'
Psalm, wherein we- are reminded of
all the good things of the earth -; The
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ren" drnDped into Droolipsy. He conlol
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fifty feet in height. ' - Thi's flagstaff
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star,- a deputy Bb'
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Yoxi'nnd that bear kee.p. ofr the road;
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ggrla�d the he',,�rt of man, the 'springs
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fiativn granite, for which the material
or I'll run YOUL both fit, :'See !,� L ,.
O.Waltift , be' cried, diving Ilitio the
of " ' ker. paused
ater"---tert) the- spea
ward foe noy ca:se'of Caiarrh that
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1:1. waved his aim-mea,ningly �
bushes for.' the recreant Gambletta.,
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-cannot bo'curod by Hall's Catarrh
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wp.ter now P-mbrable would stre
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C,n,�pflon'Bay. which will b't'ei�ct-
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L W ,path that led
"Waitl Mdk-a do, bear il#nce�a. ,do
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.."the whereifi -the
splvings of water I
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Cure. '
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Pway
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whistle of the locomotive wOulf' make'
-those st tr-vPler.woiAd take,
The morinment is to ,be. twenty fpipf
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gon watching the sorry pair
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EL-veryond needs something
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wilrls ni,d
trp.in nt Mrintreal ArA b, �et r1r,wn on
�hlgh. by� twenty Jeet square at the
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The trap. whisked down
der. covei of which tlie speaker Sat'L
The� bishop -decided that it
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- lBerjeaili a glubt.oak tree th* 'tood .
the. 1.iitli.
Pietro hauled the7 hear from the un-
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usiness transactions, fitandally
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beside the little path Pietro sat dow u
derbrush and made him stand. at his
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able to carry L out any - oWigatiops,
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"b -fore the Canada Clnb, Pnd tbRt is
the intrndncti on into tb- North Land
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Gambletta (loilapsed belittle him.
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young people, .sitting close together
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Fall's Clure is taken kterrn.
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the robin. This winsome �bird'is the
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done for which the :rA3lPXs cannot
with. the Governms�nt steamer Arctic,' :
xPloring in -Huds6n L Bay. and
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went calmly,to,sleop4 - .
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- , Pietro: sat there for a time! 'a prey
.Then set
torth at 11 somewhat livelleir pace -in'
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Turdus - migmtoriug'of Linnaeus, d
his ... .L I n 'extensive-. one, � . -from.
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--provide for mary a'vep,r to'com(k. At
li,"I sent homo. r% nuinber of - in
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to. Ills bitter musing. - Then be. too.
-ch of supper. . . . 1 � I.
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T.estinidnials sent free... Price, 75c'. per
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-pri-sent dog-trRins in winter' are the.
nort.
,Pnly Tnems of ty-vql ,%rol-trpns .-
I . letteis. whieb: hive. binn. pxiblisth-
Ipg.
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Ahe Ottawa ne*sP.aT),r,; As. he
str 'etched himself- beside Gainblettals
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rustybrOwa bulk - -
.1 'fell. Into troll
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,of Central 'Arn&iea.- But in win ter
e obin be e him$ f south, And,
th r ,tak s el
bottle. Sold ll� all 'drug is I
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Take Hall's Family Pills for constti
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Mr. LF%,.v ii -r by ,.is6d.
Is too Y91lP9 And un';6T)histicatorl to
-b- whp.t Mr.' Arf-Inlir.Strine-r calls a
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A Parisian dandy. of the tirst water,
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-New England, as a. rule, the advent
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NJJ`wjL' ft. happened that. th6.'path-a
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NvIrdift,v wood W
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of himself made,.which he afterward
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hiSL departiir6 to les's' frigid regions.
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pretended to,'find fault with. . .
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He is about the' size of our thrush,
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T,ore e xperieho-ol writers. Mas te r
. fed Man bad chosen forthem_as a re-
" It does not-b6arthe slightest resenl-
And, L like the pert .11tte bird �of L EU- I
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wad -Knt to jail fdr' a. year for f'
or&ilyg,
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HennessekAs sbin'g boyi tp.-�ddermiFt,
treat led to a-casc.1d6. 'where . a little'
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ro,pe, bogsts red wiast6oat, .but. not
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.nntii.ralist P,nd sk�feh r,rtist on the
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exploring -ship. He- �spiys fh,,tt LU D
st r eam. fell over.a .series of granite
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robin is probably one of the. 66ldfare
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the beauty, spots of
The artist protested, but all'to n 0
avalL "All. right, monsl Pmr.'! be. M
I onus, paid .is- P.1ways a welcome visi- -
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start branches at Monctdn and else,
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in biq r.o4mir.01- h )'r, "Aero, f.l,q
'q -,b -ti( -i -f (',kih-r'a.?' s,.
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n.uit,3 Vleos',mtly, and 'fhr,+, a, '
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11, "n6t eold ,-,trAll me bi '
yet.,, So L 6f s
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. the vicinity. a place much frequented'
ally, .*If it IS'not
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marked. n 8 -a it I- e,
t JiSr hne' song, after. a
or. Trilling A .. .
h earty feast,,6��.the-.noxiotLg.g.r%Lxbs.ot
where. in New Brunswick, .. .
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by the summer people willo Came to
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On.the way.to Bafr-n'4 T�P.v ir ,
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1� little town. I .
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1."re .1 P.s 9pnrrows-fo the folks P,t b6me.
I Even its Pietro and Garnbletta slept
After the count had left the pointer
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f torn ..iowns � .. , where . theL.*public parks
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Ti -I Of +'n- W -fit thirty YPArq R910. . I
Mr. T,7rr-11 be�.rq oi.it Mr. LOx-
Whp.leq are - numef6us. -nnd birds
mbre thnn num�rous. Furq, sucll:-�.s
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f6T. prrhine, senl. P,,nd b -,r P.re to -bq
In the'shado ws of the oak a smart.
trap came slowly down the winding
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road from the caseadd. �
.added to the :portrait OL Magnificent
pair of ass' ears- and exhibited It to
the gaze of the curious Public.
I score of him, while
shelter many a
the lonely settler'froYm the Old Court-
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try is -.Vont to recs1l his smaller pro-
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lhp.ol 1-r-lijb- tskimoq in -velh.Anfre
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t,otype ns h,) Onjures up seenes of,
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,r- --;-nd--r. Un,)n flhiR noint MT. T�t�
-11 ;n T)qrt writes: "'As A t�n.velor the 1,
fnr triflos, The. scenery . P-lo)ng the
07-131 --rd .enst is. very fl -q. mnch'
firnr Alipm the jageed '.N6wfo&i dian d
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man and an unsinillit.-,young woman.
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And It took no very great lutWIdet to
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when tb . a count. broke . Into the artfst's
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studio In a toweriqg,rage ali4. finding
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. former da�s. However, one, tie1ver sees
the robin in he depths of winter-
the- more's the pity -for it is qWto..
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T-i-orl-Y iq -;Wi-ft P.n,l endiirircr. b�ing
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ying was not entirely
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last offered to buy It at a considerable .
by ' means - ,of . judieiously. plpced
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Indeed they btIdLtallen Int' sil ee.�-
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-olletwe
advance tipon the orig not pri .
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crumbs and other broken foods- I
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� One of the j.(-rogt qi1e,qtions that, will
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tfiat ii1tter which Is ,harder. to..
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"it was not strange thnt,,voim failed
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On- ,k1iv,%-fAr- of b-ing_nble to.'obfai'n
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have to be fneed ,by the aldermapic
corps of Quebec city in thp,very neor
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Ondure than threats or recriklifnations
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ot open censure. For goiue� cl.alo they
to 're
. cognimi. your resemblance io.tbe
plettiria of. tirst." sald.i& paintetr. de�
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P,% food bv the wp.y. As a "nimce of
fubire I., . I tbp te.xation of religious pro.
drove - alolig" 'tile beauties of the
termln�d to be ri?veug�d for the sififfit
A leatare.of ,the piiblicity Work
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----;qn- ft t-Rnnnt. bi .-Ke-olleol . . .
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p-rty. In the old capital, as ,in every
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shaded wood road lost to. their eye% ..
put'upou his work. "But I knew 0
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which has been introd,,ced �by the
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,rnrn the s%kirt; of the r -in( loer the ns�
I f,v-q of the Aroffe, rqinni trPkq'O.
other city or town of the province
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re lglous ropi torn . �
1* I rty is.exempt f
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The man dually broke the. tilleare.
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notice thie likeness as won as I
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Government of Xova
meeting .of the. Immigrants on their
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lr--t Pv.fv Pxtielq of wint--r clothing,"
o.tic. 9 it bas happenert that'rolig-
It.would. be better.if I �ot
lidded these eam" , . , , , .
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aTrival.on the steamers, and nointing
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The fmod of Ole. dewm now used in
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ious communities are settling in Que-L
out and walked,11 lie suggested grimly.
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out to.them the advantages that that
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-the north consists of-Anh tr�Ven late
b.,?c at such a pace that the untUxed
..Perbaps It ,would.01 said "tile girl.
Society at Caracas. .. L .
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province possesses for ngricnIture.
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in the Alitumn P,nd kept for winter'
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prop-rties nre increasing tit - a- ate
and. reIntrig tit tho hdrse. she wataiexi
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The ladles of the'g.overnmen
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This method was most effeetii ,
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.A dog requires two lonp fish a
dol,ble of r '
that of the. tax-pay�rlg pTo-
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])tin climb down ,, r
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most gorgeous of.tr�pleal butter.
hundreds of those men Pecid d to re-
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rlr,y On Ft jol'im Av these �kh bove to
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pi-rties. L .
A,ilitch she flicked thck.�eub -with the
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main Ili �Xova Be -ti & r Unny. of them r
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.Arriofl, Rr(I 0 'n the food for the
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,d--,; Is the b,illdpst T), -.rt of the -load. L
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The ta -Paying property of Queb4o
is - vAlund at $32,000.000. * wbile the
Whip. and.the trap mpo
I I - it down the road,
The man Rtufred his b-inda into his
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had originally intended to go to the
W est, but decided to locate there.
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For the rpinde-r It is rtot noeesmity
4,) -arty food, for the
nonwf%-,s-ssable property its vAl d- at
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-pockots, grunted t'olll`etIlfllg Inarden.
but you seldom 1(,.k -ed farthei than
the paint and'powdor. i had Well ft
Those then who have engaged in form-
*aJOL king
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o P -t end of a
dnv's iournev he will foraRe for birek.
$A.000.00N of wbicb $4,000,000 i s own-
,A bv religious orders. During the
late and strod o L n fit her woke. 11 . e
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darky girt In Porto Itled powdered un-
Ing M 6, U e R n
a s cte s f it. In-
quitiet about the provine- have be -n
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was a oleo
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tit sheAooked like a M*, but she WAS
-received. from. all parts of the .world -
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mr.1 will paw away the snow and find
'moss
onrtv hAd by religious 6rders Whig
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The frown that furrowed his forpheild
at restl These gaudy panish, Spanish-
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ft I it Pree Pr�ss, London a 25),
Iiis dny's rations in the which
Pnvprs the greater part of the rorth'
$1,100,000. . .
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seemed andly out of place.
But there Was something about the
Indian,. Spanish-negrb creatures were
, White Tiger Shot In 13-mpl. '
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Mr. Lawrence the Federai
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Never Saw the Falls.
ftiouth which said lie had a will of his
pinked and scarleted ithd whited .on
face, throat and uedk Until the orlgf-
A wbite-tigoe ekht feet eight fnvbe�
it) levgth has boon shot Ili Dhonhaiwal
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wants
'Government to take '110 this matter,
Although she is D7 years old ind
he,q resided all hyw life in Niagara-
own and gomewhat 'more than his
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not -color appeared only on the upper
�State, 0ii1sa.. The irvonnd eclor wa�
.
.it Wilolt youvanit is not 1*11 thiis'lid, we Can- supply'
,secure a hard of trained reindevr, And
on-the-tako, within twelve miles of
t;bnre of stubborn prlde� , - .
Presonfly. by
arm3, iind after tile
-y bod danced for
pure wnif:�. ,-,-,I tb,� stripps wero of
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-give the a trial Ili our north.
in �Xii%gara
Falls, Mrs, Mary O'Brien
WHY of soothing his,
an h6ur one thought of the delta i6f
A deep recIdish-bloA color. .
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Better means ,,f communication ate
4never saw the great cataract until
overwrought nerves, he I)ul1Pd from
tho 1*11ssigsipp) in the old green g - ,
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'badly needed in the north And espe�.
rially for the e,�r*ffig of the mails.
she -,Vp
.nt to Buffalo recentl to spend
the winter with hor son, Yt was also
111,4 Jux-het it Nvoll worn brier pl1w and
bm�nn "to fill It from hh; tobaceo pouch.
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raphyt And so we all dinedd. painted
and unpainted alike, and only the tm-
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ftel)%t it. ,*-"Shiloh's Cure Will. al-
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- Tit retnittihg, please do so by. Express Order, ,Postal
'In that service the Government could
her first opportunity of seeing an
Put w-fleeply wim thik in4k 4-on'1311-te-d
believable florescent deftflptloln in tho
ways oure my toughs.and colds..)f
Note or registered I.etter and address. � . 11 .
make a trial of the teindeeri and all
�outlay of $25,000 would be Stiffidletit
electric car. With great tropidsition
when from ahoad there atosp d iwd-'
next morning's papet enu #fto *A ado-
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she wai persuaded to board a Main
Atroet our to go to her stin's home.
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fell millinotion,, it, erne0imv of under.-.
brtu%h. a lobberinsr of,Etrusea' alm
. 0 dh , t.
quate coneoptiolli of irbot the Can,
qqesln� 62qht of it- --
Lowel- Conitilat'at in Children,
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,C-hamberlain's Colic, ChOlero, and
gron.6hitis Cr6ops into Consumption.
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,,known
Diarrhoea Romcily the
best and Sure st,
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Cough:ng weak(ns the ittlits and mak-
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Prope Treatment for Dysentery Ind
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merchant of Agnewvllle, Va -
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- bad an attack of cholero. Infantum.
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THE N EWS-RECORM 4- . C1112ton .
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"It affords me pleasure to - state
Cs A resting Place lot the bacell 1,
WlYlet 13ronchitig beeoino establi-h , I
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I . hoads Mivint,' 'Cars. I I Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Tho, Cv,n-vlinn rl�fl;;aya Alto Diarrhoea Rentedy waa and ef-
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'that I consider the,propkration Anowd I
Od I It's CaSY tO Cur0--jilst Intl le I
a,
The gr at mortality from
0 dysentery
giving .given
out orders for rolling�stock 4gain. 'Two footed a eornplete cure, This remod3e
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-as Chamberialn's Colic, Cholera iind'C,ItalrrhO2,'One--brclatlie,W.Its
soothilig
and diarrhoea Is due, to a, laek of
thouqnrd bnx frofitht cars for the
proven very successful in cases
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'weekly
Diarrhoea Rewdy the 11)%n,st And surest I
Valsalng and relief at c,tice. Catarrho,- proper treatment At the litst stages
is
,has
Grand , Trunk N66 are to be finisbM �l boWel complaiiit in children and
'�% bV
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The N'b"ws-Re*oord ,%nd
�of good results 6f any I fl%�ro ever I
%one so certain In 13ronchi tis that of the diseAse. Chamberlain's Colic,
806h VA possilite the Canada when given According to lie plain
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used- in my family," say� P. B , 'Her.
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rington Mount Aerial, Xy. This is
Ovety case is cured. Throat is. stren- Cholera, atxd Diarrhopa, Remedy is a
gth tned, Cough' stops, irritation rellable and elliectual modiciAt" a
all
Car Co. of Xontrm-.f. The Grn,nd i printed dfirections can be relied upon
Trunk On. bas ordered 1,00 1;tool
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X96il *and Empire or Pamil ly aerald '
ot
goes .,
*cf
flop", arq, The Ca'"hilian Nei. with perfect confidence. When"reduced
C00 0. I
the univ6r.qat verdlet, of All who. Also
tbis remedy. It cures -are i,,o ptompt
AW&Y, all danger tuberculosis to When given Ili reasonable tilne will
Prevented'. For throat troulge., eat- prevent .any dangeroug consoquences.
_$Sr
fic llr..q ol,rlNrmd 6W) stoel b,o-t etrrA, ,Nvith water And sweetetiod it is ,
� Pleas-
II)p flr!at of tllpir �jnd to bq bu,*11t in -ant to tgket Nvh;eli if of great im-:
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Wi se o a , a
-and effectual that p, e6plo t0te pic%s.
arrh ond toughs, VatarrhoWh,,% is Tho It has -been, in use for many ,years and
Onrnrllx, wid ot Ah�, An"gys Owpq ig when a medioine Must �be
.4sny
-ure In recomnionding, it, V,or sp.10 by
Ttemtd�. 25c and $1.00 sizes ,at All has always thet with unvarying suo.
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t11rt)ih,g Art 0))ut twenty w6odeji bu
0�.Ts P, , day . given to young children, Por salel
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n ---d of '_ A - r 0006 I
G a, ada to e, n 1909
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,all druggists. . I
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dcalers, Get It to -day. I
tes S. V or 0ale by all diuggists.
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