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101tIDAY JaeIt,A1tY is, now. •
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,i. I.te Teens, ; Shifted Tatham, K. Over Half a Million tone up in
Smoke.
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31'.; l V.. Gardiner, 1.\V.; Jaunts
Alai tin S. 11.: Jtintt's Evans', ,I, 11.---1
Miss hiti,`t. gig tlertlor,, of Sarnia, is
e1\. Mhos` fi wweek with her pa -,400 Employees out of Work.
tente, Mr, and. Mrs. Alex. Gordon. of :•ttnday'd eauflal;ratiou, which cost
1114• b„ 1U1(hiry met Mitis Clara God- Toronto �'ti5O,000, was followed lust
lord ha4 gone to l� luraeltll(a, where the evening by another, which destroyed
has been appointed teacher ill tht3 , ax10u,(k)e) worth of property, and
,• e 1lbiie,
n department of the ( .e (le tl 11 n
tr c 1 . 1 threw►o• eat
z
ttltc\4 lOt) hands out of c u1l 1 � ul t .
school there, -There wits (piste a ! >lt tl.;lt) o'clock the l)��ondhy
seam in town last Saturday -viten it '1 street, adjoining
was reported that there 1Vals a easebuildihi, on Melinda linda ,; ,5?ls Gl ting
of :malt- IaY in xl trcov(i, i !the hills of
Sunday's disaster, t ,
1 e ofll-pwas
tl 1
Not Sieh 3sa:Ialt.th for the Doctor,
1'k S..lehn`.tel.,., it3,lLr)
I)a.her 1 hear that you were in a
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J. I., + e 1.<y�r('. , . ,. •'(i flet' ff;ght last. ui�;ht,' StuaMher- k'rl't,
THEY PREP elidsi) full T1U' VitOLS,V. 1 tight ! Not on \•fluff' stay new. I
Ai'h(•i1 the wh't1,0 hlucl; of 1,Iti!:1 { phi :;1() •luta costs fol' it this .3, 11,
intro from li. 11. tlr;iy 44. Co.'s to: j Philadelphia Inclllirer, .
.tits ;est 1) tl lies; .1. t'ti ', was a H Haze,
it a cued 'i til a 'It
tiltsrvl (1, of
•. t'. ;1 Dakota ('Dort is struggling with
that Feet I(ail :if the (•it\' wale de, tilted, ,t prie,ollet' n:lla,('(1 +; l': }':'. ll'(` (1"n't
It seemed. aa; though nothing: euitl(1 j
'" ^ { lCt:n1•i Iniac Ile i� ('h:11'r;('tl 11'Itlt, �buC
save the stl'ltet(1•t'eo leo woe), t•Ileifr''in 11is 1n11111' \\•(' F11^1te,.r t it 1.i :11)tlll-
Dal ,ling Walrelu)lise some
Bay ti;i't4 1 ,;•:Itt`r.._.•('•hle:l t) 1)ittll:ltel1•
111(. tenants of fi,1nle of the stores :.:1('l ,
olik'l's on ilay Htl'eet began to t':Irry 1 lit' a nl:lj-31'ity or 1ti. W:iikerton
out their ;roods on to the otreet, 1)1;tit+lee.,,lrs ;oleo deeialedl tIUtt cotes may
eonitl 11ot net far \\'itil t1Uyl1 Uw\•iil„; ,, , This .
I run at lar;.,( in that town. '! ,u:' -r•iil
to til` 'grt'at 4'1••t)R'lI`l wluelt throlig. d. i dispense irith the eer,'lt't'.5 Of a "ei)\V
the t.IH)1'Otl:�hftll'e, • 1, lc 3 "
Portions of the walls of the burn-
nlg buildings on It elliii too street at
this juncture fell into the street with
trelnen(.lolls farce, carrying to the
earth with tlhelu telegraph and tele -1
phone wires and poles in at tangled
mass, it \vats fortunate that the
police had seceeeded in keeping the
crowd back. or some sel'ious acci-
dents Haight have yeti -erred when this
crash took place.
As soon as the fire reached Wel-
lington street it was seen that, unless
every precaution was taken, the
splendid block of buildings on
the south side of Wellington street
streams would catch fire. Several..it(,u._ of
water were„therefore, kept con-
stantly playing Dab alantin, Reid &
Co.'s, and Bart & l:addell's ware-
- houses. But a111 to no effect. The
intense heat of the conflagration
prevailed, and the roof of Bart &
Riddell's wholesale stationery house
was soots in tlalues. Now the tire.
looked more serious than ever.. Some
of the firemen, who had been fight -
in; the flames to the north of Wel-
lington street were ordered south,
with a view to Salving the buildings
in danger there. llany thonght
that as a. result the whole 'quare,
bounded by Wellington, Bay, Melinda
and Jordan streets, would go, mud
tenants even on the west side of Bay
street began to make preparations. in
Case the flanges should reach them.
Merchants entered their stores- and
warehouses, anti climbed o11 the roofs
of their building to size uta the
dangers of the situation, and put oat
the great burning cinders which con-
tinually fell.
• THE FIRE ENGINE COMES IN.
At this juncture a body of firemen
forced a way through the slob with
J. D. Ronald's steam fire engine,
which he has been trying to sell the
city for some time past. The crowd
cheered lustily as the -engine swung
into Bay street. A fire was built in
it, and ere long a string of firemen
carried a line of hose up a tall ladder
to the top of Weld, Grassett & Dar-
lings's warehouse. From this point
of vantage the firemen played. on the
Hart & Riddell building, assisting
in subduing the flames, which had
already got partly under control by
lines of hose on Wellington street.
Here the value of a solid wall in
i ease of fire is shown. Between the
`Hart & Riddell and Buntin, Reid &
Co. esta,blishtnents, whlell are in the
salve building, there is a 24 -inch
brick wall. Through this the flames
could not penetrate, and Buntin,
Reid & Co. were saved from destruc-
tion.
UNDER FULL CONTROL AT 10.30 I'. M.
It was now 10.30 o'clock and the
fire brigade began to get the upper
hand of the flames, after fighting
then for three hours and a half. It
was nearly daylight this morning,
however, before they quit playing ell
the burning ruins.
To show how fast the fire gained
headway, W. N. • Dawson, a street
railway motorman, said that when
running his ear down Yonge street
shortly after 7 o'clock he looked
carefully up Melinda . street, along
the ruins of Sunday's fire, and alI
was safe and quiet. But by the time
his car had reached George street on
Front the whole sky was illuminated
by the flames
Poor Digebtton.
Lands to towcondnefs, fretfulness,
peevishness, chronic: 1)�ttpepdiai and
great, misery. Eiond'w Snr•sap»rillo
the remedy. Tt forms the stomach.
creates an (appetite, and gives h. relish to
food. it makes pure Blood anti gives
healthy action to a all the nr.' itis of tilt:
body. Take flood's for Hood's Saarra.pa-
ri11a Cu ass.
:Boo'n's Pxt.ts become the favorite
cathartic with everyone who tries theta.
bat a little 'out of sorts. Ripens
T:tbllle would serve in your ease,
It is well to have them On stand for
just such. occasions.
TM, , s brigade when it got into the sub-
'Stantiitl J.Y. Reid lnhil(ling. Walls
of solid bl'id:horh, 21 inches thiel:,
effectually barred the further pro-
gress of the flames, and to Mr. l�ehl's
substantial structure the surrounding
wltolet<ale houses owe their salvation.
The firemen were enable to throw
water above the fourth storey of any
building and frequently only into the
third. A. Ronald steam fire engine
was brought into use at .) o'clock,
but there was n0 need of its ser-
vices.
The remarkable escape of Mrs.
Cann from death was one of the ex-
citing features of the fire. Although
an invalid, she jumped from the
`fifth storey of the Osgoodby building
passed through the telegraph wires
in a miraculous way and landed
She fell fi7 feet.
tcl
1 in a fire net.
safely
Her husband and Miss Annie Thomp-
son, her nurse, escaped by sliding
down electric light wires on the side
of the building.
WATCHMAN CHAMBERS ON DUTY,
' Rang the alarm from box 1st on
A man is generally lying when he Bay street at seven o'clock. Tit
tells you he is too poor to give. fire broke out shortly before 7 o'clock.
The devil will run from the man
goo at er !e (r s o Ilii TURNB1:RI. , .
month. The Globe management
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ingly low rate, should subscribe at
Once.
BELMORE.
Mrs. Geo, Wynn, of Winghanl, is
visiting relatives in this neighbor-.
hood at present.
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The annual meeting of the Ep-
worth League of Christian Endeavor
Was held in the Methodist church on
'Tuesday evening of last week, when
The following officers were elected for
the current year: President, W. E,'
Lucas, re-elected ; 1st Vice -President, I
'Miss Crittenden; 2nd Vice -President, I
.hiss Lucas ; Secretary, Miss Bremner, I re-elected; Treasurer, John Mulvey,
se -elected. Conveners of Committees;
-Lookout,- Miss Bremner; Prayer'
meeting, Miss Chittick ; Social, Miss 1
.Mulvey ; Literary, Mr. Crittenden. I
Organist, Miss Lucas ; Assistant
Organist, Miss Crittenden. The fin- ,
tncial report for the past year show-
ed the finances to be in a most flour-
ishing state, there being a balance of
4`15.36 in the trearury.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS.
-Chest and Stomach Complaints. --
'The source and centre; of almost
every ailment is impurity of the
blood ; dislodge this poison, an(1
disease departs. Holloway's Pills.
exercise the inestimable power of
thoroughly cleansing mill component
part of the blood, and rendering this
fluid fit to perform its important
functions. They cope most success- I
fully with chest diseases, stoinach
complaints, liver disorders, and many
other maladies, which were once the:
besetting- clangers of mankind at eer- I
tain seasons in town and country.i
The directions for use enable every i
one to regulate the operation of these i
Pills •with the greatest nicety.;
Chronic invalids, nervous sufferers, !
and all whom other treatment has;
failed to relieve, are respectfully- in-
vited to try Holloway's celebrated;
tflediein.e, which will strengthen and
cure them.
An Epworth League has beeu or-
ganized in connection with the
Methodist church here, with the fol -
towing officers :-Hon. Pres., Rev. W.
Kerr ; Pres., Hugh Thompson ; Vice
Pres., Uegligions department, Miss
Ada Gallagher ; Vice Pres., En-
deavoe department, Chas. Kitchen;
Vice Pres., Literary department,
John E. Geminill ; Vice Pres.,
Social department, Miss Eva Bolt ;
See., Miss Annie McMichael ; Tress ,
Wln.
Thompson ; Choir leader, J. E.
Gemmill Organist, Miss Lizzie Bolt;
Usher, Mr. Thos. Bolt. •
Truth. in a Nutshell.
A soft answer will kill where a
club will not.
Untie the hands of sin and it will
cut yow' throat.
Let him that thinketh he standeth
take gleed lest 110 fall.
A loafer in a church is as useless
as he is any where else.
who is not afraid of the truth.
If we keep praises alive there will
be no lack of joy in the heart.
Some men are more apt to be con-
trolled by prejudice than by princi-
ple.
The sins that will keep you out of
• the Bible will keep you out of Heav-
`en. -
I No Christian man ean think of
I thither until he. has Stopped counting
upion Crud for help.
It is better to have grace enough
t to stand the thorn than to have the
thorn taken away.
Obscurity on earth will not keep
you from owning a mansion near the
throne in Heaven.
There are people who want reli-
gion, but they, don't want enough to
spoil them for anything else.
LISTOWEL. ,
Successful Listowel modelites have:
lecllred positions as teachers as fol-
tows.:
ol-tows : Percy Field at Haysvitle, Miss,
Odra Uoddard aft 1''loradale, Aliiws
,sty Forbes 3rd line of Maryborough,1
Illids Jennie Armstrong at titrant( t
'Valley, John MoCutcheon at Tralee,
Frank Ballard in Grey township: -
Bernard Ledge, A. F. & A. M., have
elected the following officers for the,
ensuing term : W. giro. M. • McD.1
Fleming, I. P. M.; W. Bro. I3. F.
Brook, W. M.; Bro. 11. B. Morphy , .
S. W.; Bro. Wm. Irwin, J W.; Bro.'
Rev. A. Stevenson, Chaplain ; W.
Bro. J. Foster, Secretary ; W. Bro.
Jieppler, Treasurer; I3ro. 1•'.1
Rogers, S. 0.; Bro. F. R I31e lvltt, .1. '
D.; Bro. G. H. Edgentnbe, I. G. ;
I3ro. B. 13. Semis, D. of C. ; Bro.s T.
Ballantyne and Jas. Torrance,
Stewards; Bro. J.Scaburger, Tyler.
----.lames Armstrong, grocer of this
town, received a telegram Thursday
morning fromToronto informing hull
that -his brother 'William had been
struck by an engine. A later de-
sp)atcli announced that his brother
was dying. Mr. Armstrong left by
the first train for Toronto. The un-
fortunate man is- known in Listowel
baying visited his brother here fre.
fluently. He is about 65 years of
hep and the father of' a large family.
_-The following are the officers
elected for the ensuing term in Court
Rctval Oak No. 26, C. 0. F. D. Wild -
fling. 1'. C. 11. ; John Torrance, C.
Milk the Cow Clean.
Divide the milking - as done into
four equal portions, says C: R. Val-
entine, and there will be ten per
cent. of cream in the first part and
forty per cent. in the last. Cows
should • •be milked regularly and
clean, the strippings being the rich-
est milk of all. The milk should not
be kept any time in the cow house.
It would. he better to put it outside
at onee, if it cannot be taken into
the dairy immediately. The cream,
upon being taken into the dairy,
should be strained through a close
sieve at once. If milk -vats cooled to
a very low temperature immediately
after it was taken from the cow, it
would keep very much longer. The
best position for a dairy is a quarter
under ground, out of the way of
odors of gas arising from the cow
house and the decomposition of man-
ure. 'lite windows looking to the
north should be covered with perfor-
ated zinc, and the floor paved with
flags, which should be kept dry.'
It is a great mistake to think, with a
damp floor, the milk will keep better,
because the damp tends to the devel-
opment of the organic germs whieh •
attack the milk. Nothing having an
offensive odor should be kept in the
dairy, suckno onions and,paraffin oil,
which is soinetimess the case. If, in
churning, the butter conies too-quick-
ly`,
oo quick-
ly , it -will be well to add a little
water to it. • The butter should I.
never come under twenty five min- i
Utes. Cream should never be eom-
plctely covered over.
Private Watchman James Chambers
was closing a door that had been
left open in a lane off Melinda street
when he heard screams coming from
the Osgoodby building near bv.
Running out into Melinda street, he
saw flames emerging from the top
storey of this structure. He rushed
to box 12 on Boy street and gave
the alarm, and in a few minutes the
fireflies began to arrive on the scene.
Meantime, three persons -two wo-
inen and a man -who were imprison-
ed in the fourth storey of the burn-
ing building were making desperate
efforts to escape death in the flame:t.
It was their screams which had first
attracted the attention -of Watchman
Chambers to the conflagration. One
of the women, who had been confin-
ed to her bed as a result of fright
sustained at Sunday's fire, leaped
wildly into the air from a fourth
storey window, and everyone who
saw the desperate jump thought she
would be dashed to pieces on the
; pavement below. She caught, how-
ever, on the net of telegraph and
telephone wires, and after dangling
among them for a moment or two
' dropped into a blanket held by half
a dozen fere-laddies below. The
man and woman remaining • in the
building descended to the street by
coming down a stout rope gland over
hand.
WHAT THE FIGURES LOOK LIKE.
The losses and insurance- in last
night's fire, as far as they could bo
procured are given as follows: .
Insur-
• Losses ante.
J. Y. Reid, building.$20,000 $40,000
Bundle Reid & Co.,
stock. 7,500 (10,000
Hart & Riddell, stork 35,000 25,000
Hunter,Rose & Co.,stoek 500
R. H. Gray building. 50,000 12,000
11. H. Gray, stock 30,000 30,000
Thos. Dunnet, stack 50,000 .50,000
Major Carlow, build-
• ing 20,000 16,000
Wyld, Grasset &
Darling, stock... (Small)
1i. Boisseau, building 15,000 12,500
Boisseau, stock•10,000
G. H. Wilson (Kean,
Scarf Co.)500
R.Darling&Co.,stoek 75,000 hart
].5,000
J. S. Woods, Osgood.
by building. s. , 40,000
Cohen tiros, jewellers 9,000
G. T. Gorrie..... 3,000
( 3. Knox, personal 1,500
�Merebants Cotton
Co., Montreal.. 18,000
Yarmouth Duck
and Yarn Co.. 22,000
Brereton & Manning
Semmens & II1,vel... 12 nr i
When a voting lady calls a young
man 8 bole it doesn't augur well for
the fellow's chances,- Atlanta. Jotirre ,
til. '4'F. L. ITackey, .... 10,000
r
25,000
5,100
1,000
A man has a close call when he
leave an office and is yelled after to
'iodic back and close the door. ----
8,000 Picayune.
Hoax --The question that worries
15,000 me tont is how to treat one's infer -
5,000 MOPS. De 'Tongue--- Huy beer for 'enl
12,000 !that's good enough:-•--I'hiladelph:a,.
'Record.
• ;1111:lie:ition is 1.) lie made :tit• the
formation of a company having for
its object the running of radial
electric roads from Brantford to
Paris, (raft, Simcoe and fort Dover
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NEviYOu361 ROADWAY.
6YIfdGNG(� SAV @'11LtS
The undersigned in returning thanks
I'or past favaru00g Jon ve to say that they
have a v.ery lnree stock of
S.11i1`iel.ES, LATH,
1' 'tiOOIu, &c.,
un but„1, wt,irh loin b(' Fuld at very close
prises to meet 010 requirements of the
hard times.
First Class Shingles, $1.10 per
Square. -
Wood Mots. per Cord, delivered.
Everything else equailly low. Colne and
see us before buying, a:Ii we will not be
u ndersold,
McLLAN S SON.
Wingham, Juno 7th, 1803.
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PROPRIRTOR AND PUUWeUEA
R MACDONALD,
#J CENTRE STREET.
W INDtHAM, . ONTARIO..
4iJ•B. TOWLElt. A1,D.C.M.,
Member College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario
--Coroner for County of Huron -
Office Up•etairs,'next to Air Morton's office, Wing.
ham, Ont.
Onus dl Duns. -0 to 12 n. m., 1 to p. m., or it
Residence, Diagonal Street.
JP. KENNLDY, M. D., 110, C. P,S 0.
(Succesvor to Dr. J. A• 8loldrunf,)
acid Medalist of western University: hate House
dur oo in London r tt nd n Uunural Hospital. Special
otters,
tim, paid to diseases of women and ehlldrun.
Otllee-Formerly occupied byDr,'1loldrunh,Cornerr
of Centre and Patrick streets.
11 tNt flA t urn,
�R.
MoASH,
U. S. Toronto, Member College Physicians andt
Surgeons, Ontario.
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V AN STON F.,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, rte..
Private '.nil Company funds to loan st lowest rate
interest. No co,nmission charged. Mortgages, tow*C. -
and ?arm propurt3 bought and sold
OFFICE-Boaver Block 1VINouna,
ONTAIi1W
J. A, MORTON
BARRISTER ,
',l'Ingham out
E. L. DICKINSON,
_ -_ _ _ - ..._.. • - -- •- -_ -- - • Barrister Ete.
A' TORTURED CID.
SOLICITOR TO BANK 91' n„MILTON.
- �- LOAN,
FOR TWO YEARS
Its Head Ren
Fiery, Itching, Burning Pains.
OtRct-Ide1•or Bruck, 11/11141 ani,
Rendered a Volcano of I TlENTISTRT.-J. 8. JE,tub1E, L. D. S.iti'moUAM,
, Is ruanufacturing fIrst.class sets of madefir(; teeth as cheap as they eau be ade
in the llon,iulon. Teeth extracted
MONEY 'TA
So speaks Maxwell Johnston, 112 Ann
St., Toronto : My six-year-old daughter,
Bella, was afflicted. with eczema for 24
months, the principal seat of eruption
being behind the ears and on her face;
her head was on fire with painful, burn-
ing itching, which was made worse by
constant sol'atcbing and tearing it with
her bands. We spent money without
stint in constant (Endeavor to afford the
little suffer relief, every l.dvertised
remedy was tried ; innumerable treat-
ments with soaps and medicines and
specific treatment by physicians having
high endorsements in curing such dis-
eases were of no 'relief in her case. A
short time ago I purchased a box of Dr.
Chase's Ointment, the tirst application
of which showed the curative effect of
the oinirnent; only one half of the box
hos been used, with the marked change
of nn entire disnppearrnnue of the erup-
tions, rind T can confidently tiny my
child is permanently cured. Any en-
quwry cheerfully answered with enclosed
stamp.
l„g1(f3 T rti . Itool atm Traveling Salesmen
fit t Gals Wto hen'ile our Bawdy Canadian
Grown Nursery Woolf, tt u can woo tdu 81Ltistae•.tor, to
:we.s•artaitives and t)nsta»or•, ur Nnraerlos atw
ta' 1 'Nom h, the Dominion --ores 700 ni•res. No
synhstitnti"n in orders, Exclusive territory and
liberal term.' to wnolo or pert tame agents. Write
(15.
STONE k WEL1,INtiTON,
Tice only ,Nursery ht Canada'd vha(Meer b testin(tnrchards.
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Cute SICK HEAbACHE and Neuralgia
In at. Arm/urns a• a cuffed Tonga'e, Diari. _
rtess,13111ousn,ats, train 3u the, Side, Constipation
Torpid Liver Iced Breath. Tostay anted and
regulate the bowels. VE# P NICK To ?AKA'. ;
i°/ttr,.as 7r C.'.ttIvr5 Il't` bRuclt STOAffilto -
tilsoisita
absolutely Without pain, by his neer
process, guaranteed perfe.tly safe.
OFFICE : In the Beaver Block, opposite the
Brunswick House.
Wm. H. Macdonald, L. D. S.,.
DENTIST.
OP ICE, M1/1ACDONALD'S BLOCK.
Will visit Gorrle 1st and 3rd Mondays;,
of each month.
JOHN RITCIImE,
d 0ENER 1.L INSURANCE AGENT.
%V(MOIIA3(,
V$1,4ata
�. DEANS. Jo., Wn QIIAt,,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOIL TIM COUNTY
OF IIUfoN.
Sales attended in any part of, the Co. Charge&
Moderate.
J OIiN CURRIE, Wxsanau, ONT.,
LIOENBEn AU07'IONLCR FOIL TRE 00I)NTIli6t
3juaON AND BIt(roi .
All orders left at the Tues office promptly attend, •
ed to, Terms reasot+ablo.
1 j Am s R9NPERSON,
1 Lhot)$un AUon3,li(L,R roc Con/cote, IIpRON Ants.
BRUCE.•
An sales attended to promptly and on the Shortest a
rotfco.
Charges Aloderate and Satisfaction Guaranteed,
Al/necessary arrangements run be made at tlfa
Titins' otlice
1VistltlAM , • Out
POWDERS1
Notes Discounted
Money to Loan on Ndtee;
1 AT REASONAl3LV kA
Honey advanced on Mortga es at G RATES
privilege of paying at the ends of ail! pe.btb
NO .
and aoeounts collected. y year
BOBT. 11th( DOO.
Nearer Block wtn,ttham, Ont.
•
Bits of
Blue-eyed c
to be always
The tail of
trowel
'
, and ie
The hog ea
.any other her
Carnivorous
duce more t
birth.
The flesh of
.aten by the a
In many ti
scorpion gr ov1'
.foot.
The eggs of
'ly larger that
The stron
monkey's body
,•ltensile tail.
Certain part,
':hide attain a ti
The skin is
',human body ti
:age.
Moles can sw
sty, their broa
paddles.
The sword
terrible weapo.
a flail,
'Students of
beenable
to
ex
.change of color
The greates
:a whale when
is nine miles ai
Tusks of the
found of a len
ured along the
The whole
constrietor is:
muscles.
'The natural
said to be 120
shortened by c
Some nate
whale was one
:took to the wa
Elephants
soften been kr
branch and u
Oxen and
some stacktne
.company than
The bones o
:are said to ha
of lime than t1
The rhinos
:tion for wailo
is usually con
-•of it. •
The mole
'Engineer. kI
=own safety b,
trances to his
•
Does
A book e
.Money," pubs
Aifties, contai
•advertising :
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.cupation may
from the pub
roughly and
or other that
tendon. I fr
£uceess I hav
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than to all of
There may p'
. that do not re
, I cannot well:
Men in basin
,you they hav
it did not pay
Advertising i
rudgingly.
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it is like a po
the patient si
Administer
will be perm'
fen
eannot effort
mistake; the;
advertise.
everybody re
will be seed
est and best I
persons can
where they a
era. Put on
ness and gen
follow, The
and while It
libtatocs are
vertising.
or eating or
-your euston1(
is being
thousands of
yeti or heard
never would
your adve1tf