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C. T. 17.
NO.
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only two
and Bennis
lir some
,whip they
the good
and pude
thing pf the
piesBO
d all this,
as a new
hint as Int
lad, what
mindful
the other
vorite, and
a hurt the
on was out,
y low,se he<
quiet dip
t the same
a to keep
tt mamma
art, because
in a man
t your way.
d want into
led behind
iat Stephen
arirged only
at foundry
hat, Ralph
stopped and
lheir story.
ig to hurt,
a...little tid-
ed acted ea
d then the,
er.
floor when
Ler things
ig mother
nie sprang
hitt gently w
want to get
and then 't
Thankagiv.
cm halm me,
will make
r yon. ,
riming her
went out:,
, mid pick--
oniootlied
to her, as if
and perhaps
softly, and
nuie said,
;s go so, bet
I was laig'
would . have
We could
e good, as he
ak he would
In't for Ills
Tabby, if .1
•ashamed to
for fear lie
ant, Rah
V day after
and olh
turkey, aria
e ended in
laugh Or
for he was,
that was
3 for such tt.
s were see*
) home mum,
cry, saltitiw"
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Nelkigete, °WU-A Ourtette izioldent. eattrineisir Warmth tor rtstrome Venal*
e great charter* tu Oherteer Liberties to the English People,
o It le the winter management of the•
tui it was ealled—was, in feet, a Penitt'Y which b*Bh atrengett in.
carehil revision and reproduction or Iluence upon the profitsilial will lie
tee 014 Aegio..suon prinvirteo oltd made from them, aud one of the riadat
ieheets of govormuoutt wuto. 13440 importatit nietterereletiug to this ia the
been Oppressed by the Norman (Ain. ineetien Of ventilation, Sotne he00419
n's
Vieriand their ininaediate h9 iinpressed With the need of yeti.
cossor, But never wind that. uiiot taboo in the Poultry house as to oon"
it to liay—It was a grant forever, from struct elaborate ventilators on the
the king to the people, of the righta of reef, svkiiell are left epee dialog tile
hberty sati life. .4fter it had 40,, coldest season. Such arrangeineuts
knOWLI that the king—John— are nothing 1.488&han destli'truPs for
at length sigu it, the charter
the fowl, The deeirability of ventila-
#0ald
was drawn up. parehment, with titan cannot he deuied, but nt
great oare—the most expert the
same time it is aheom
st a atter of.im-
Laviog beau engaged o seriveners
peritaal the pcsaibi;ity to secure ventilation whieli
olacroesiu; and when completed t
will not subject the fowls to draught's.
g it
was taken to the royal presence, where ,With "14° uki'tl'°d "add°. "at"
he signing was done,
tt4e mg with stoves, it is an easy matter
-tOne
largest sheets of skies, of veilum to be to secure 11+1444 ventilation, but such
prmlueed, had been pet to use ; use a alethed sea" be considered i° or,
there 1V8ta room cm the margin. f
the dinary practice owing to the expense.
or
s
signatures of the king, mid all the It iquestionable whether any plan
greabarons, besides the affixing
of veutilation can be adopted which
of their seals. grand oelebration t
will supplant the old method of yen -
followed the consummation of the tilti'tirjg the l'°"8" thoroughly (luring
work ; after which knowledge of the
the day by opening the doors wide and
great charter uud its provisions was purifYieg it/ by dusting the fluor and
rooets with some eheap disinfectant.
given to the people at large; to which
It is certainly unwise in view of ,tho
end a copy was made, duly attested,
fdr each and every couutty
susceptibility of fowl to diseases that
in the
result, from chills and draaghts, such
kingdom. And mind you, this duou.
merit was voluuainous. Nothinas croup and swelled heads, to have
those old liberty demanding g which
barons large ventilators open in the fowl
house during the coldest season. The
could think of hart been forgotten.
There were more than fifty sepitrate irnost necessary feature of a poultry
-raw•St.10•..
riections ; and many of those sections mUse if rho bens are expected to do
theiti
1 a ' 1
Aa mat.
young. 'eltii, or 'Markle aged, also find
theineelves nervous, week or siballs4.
ed, who are broken down front extiese
or overwork, resulting in nitoiy of the
folloSting syluptenle 400.01. (Urea-
bion;' 'premature ' 'OW age, Wee of
vitaIiy,lose of memory, bad dream,
aiumeee of sight, palpitation of the
heart, emission, lack of energy, pain
in the kidneys, headalie, pimplea
the face or body, Raking or peouiar
sensation about the scrotum, waisting
ef the organs, dizziness, speeke before
the eyes, twitching of the muscles,
eyelids and elsewhere, bashfulness,
deposits m the urine, loss of will
power, tendernes of the sealp Bila
spine, weak and flabby Muscles, (Wire
te sleep, failure to b'e reated by Sleep,
constipation, thinness of heatifig, loss
of voiee, desire for solit≤ exci1n
bility of tetnIt'ei; sunken eyes sur-
rounded with rattninit Oniapia, oly
leokiug skin, etc., are all symptoms
of nervous debility that led to 'sanity
and dead ueelvas Cures. Ihe spring
or vital power having lost its tension
every function wanes consequence.
Those who through abuse eommitted
in ignorance may be perinanentely
cured. Send your address for book
oil all diseases peculiar to man.
Address LUBA.N, 50 Front St.
Toronto, Ont. Books sent free
sealed. Ile&rt disease, the symptoms,
of which ate faint spells, purple lips,
numbness, palpitation,. skip beats,
not flusheq rush of blood to the WO,
dull pain i4 the heart with beats
strong, rapid and irregular, the second
heart beat quicker than the first, paw
about the breast bone, etc, can
positively be cured. No eure, no pay.
Send fdr book, Addresi M. V.
LUBON, Front Street East,
Totonto, Out.
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ers, 18 t
Vtitinii, and it is not advisable to
Everythiag tin th,e- Dairying lano-i
contained each a volume in itsel. tt
Well copies were made from the
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sacrifice that for extreme ventilution.
original; and then copies were made
The French poultry farmers limit the
from copies ; and not Dilly were °eines size of their poultry houses, so as to
•Of the charter sent to proper officers secure that warmth winch is so esse •
u
• throughout the realm, but many of tial to the production of eggs in win -
the barons had copies for themselves. ter. The common practice errs, we
• The origival draft—the grand docu- believe, in this matter, as shown in
meet of all—the one parent of all
T4that find it. However,)
• vopies—was laid away so carefully
hat none coul
that generation did not care much
about it. The attested copies were
gond enough. Bat succeeding gener-
ations wei e anxious to Bee the original
Magna Oinkrta—the document where.
hut° was fixed the signature and seal
Of John Litekland ; and on which, too,
the stoat old barons bad put their
hands, either to write their names, of•
io make their marks! Bub it was 1106 to
be fouud. The eager ones searched
--high and low,—far and near but with -
Out aeail. It was believed at length
that the great original had been un-
fortunately destroyed. And so the
matter rested for a long, long time as
we shall see.
The great charter was made in the
begiuning of the thirteenth century.
•Early in the seventeenth century,four
••handred years later, Sir Robert 00t..
ton, the celebrated antiquary chanced
aue day to have his attention attract-
• ed to a curious looking piece of parch-
11Nnt, its margin thickly akined with
V broad SealS, which a tailortad laid out
upon bis board, just rdadjt to cut it up
'into ineasures, He sprang forward,
and held the workman's hand ; when,
and beheld 1 there lay the true
Mona. Chaeta !—the great original 1
• with its signitures, and its seals, all
• - intact. The tailor [mid h liad obtain -
ted it with a lot of old papers that he
hud purchased of a man who had re• .
cently rented a suit of apartments
which had, in olden Melee, been oceu.
pied by a firm of scriveners,
it Robert bought the precious
document for a ; and.thus
Was recovered the treasure which had
been so long given over as lot, and
which bad grown more anct more val.
liable as the passing of the year e had
Added to its age.
Attics eto Mormets.-Are you Matt:theft at 'ORM
IInt btoken ot yoftr'rest by a siokehadaultoring and
rnying with pain tit Cutting Teeth? ,,it eo boas M
co traft get a bottle of " VIVI. Witp10101 Seething
L$ tbtti' " gr '1111.Idga.,T,,r1.7. ,x,'4.vitzil:":441;
ninediately. Deperto upOil it,Pmeahorei titers litho
letalte about it ft mires Dysentery and Blarrhtea,
urates tho Stomach and Bowels, cores Wind Collo,
ets the Gums, reduces Inflatrifilation, and gives
folvis amtenorgp to the whole symeni. ' Mrs. Win..
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T0iW Soethino Syrup" for ebildrerf teething is
Witiltirathdobtt6trli':;,111%.:°,1tIr ,g,ov 1'n'
'ffq4vte,tstt bt for ago. 1:,..., : :1. -.ie.
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-.14. iiiwi•inu Inattrae 4" a
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the many frozen feet and combs, the
p • alence of such diseases • as croup
and swelled heads amongst our farm'
poultry.—The Canadian Live Stock. '
and Farm Journal for Decamber. •
rev •
You hear of all the people who made
a greatnian what lie is; what booms
of those who help to make' the fail-
ures
Stix mends Glassware, China,Croogiry,
eta,
It is an odd thing, that as wit grdws
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Success,iu the Majority of instances,
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alst December, 1151, for -51. --Cash.
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no:Et:Tons
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1. Deposits 0 51 and upwards re9eived and interest
allowed.
spacial. Deposits allite received at current
rates of 'intermit
Watts on Gteat Britain and the United States
boughtlind sold '
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