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VIETZWABIe
let tbe seMe play (eomp. Matt. 8. -.14,17),..
derae-tt e Christmas be le Mingle tbeir Song) '
clear sounds to chime Meth the Message ' ,
---"Gott te Use" the EtieWr bells tbe an. Since -thso te• in lets Weed ,revieeleel tattiTh°rStalle210*),Ir rtittlei gWhern be hint -Met
reillelatiOn, *Vat for tis;" and tee belle "Daiwa. werld and hell our shield, called from their pcop,"1"0 llshc,‘
of Pentecost the promise 'Vail in us"-,, alt that fain would down. nay
where then eMlite we Ond in this present
heur a more beautiful confession then
hoz ward in which ,the Psalmist
the boldness- of Ms faith: "The Lord of
heeta le With tiee Or transposed into the
et the seldier, the legend: "God with froelta CoMpo,sed- engrely of 1100**,4- ing. Saturnine, uniipliriinabahlet. &AMOY :this giOot
tongue of the Prueelati, Into the tongue
Cet ,ntelltnt Wile be thele Dna lot,
POO lit with Ite, We ere eitith God,
Ande eletery ellen ereWn yet
Men to becerae h18 ellecIples.
Into Oaperneetwedt wee deteltlese
very near to Caperrutem that the. Mate
veleus dredght 01 fishes had beem talien,
ettice thee 'City Seems te have been the
.010$0011'S PRAYER- imme,e4 Shekel ttrel Andrew, end vete
• Fathei Which. art • in Heaven. meet:ably of lamp Red Jenne the pert;
1141 tneed :be' 411y Ratite. Thy kingdom nett} of SIMOn end Arutreweltlee Coolna,
Conte, Thy will be *Me on earth' as verse 20). Capernennt 14 laseritIOned only
111S Jri fleaVen, OtVe ue this day our in the gOSPOI narrative and deriVeg MI he
4ally ,ereale, And forgiee oUr tree- Interest from ite aeeoelation with Mee
Peeeeitetle efte r theM that treepaes debts in the life of Owlet. 7111e Ancient,
egainettba. lead us net IMO MOM,' etty onee highly layered hae liege' utter.
.dei er front evil: for, ly deetroyed (compare tbe prophecy of
-iblee•-et-the ItIngdem and ihe power gel Matt. 11. 23 mei Ltlee 10. 151, end„even
Ploree ter infer. Artien." tocation is to -day a- matfersorsil
• Leileelle Gdel, .hetivenly Father. Thou meg. From Matt, 4, 13 we know Mat
"1 0 r etellgte for ever and ever. Thine Capernaum was situated on tie ellere 01
shion
111: MB,BoNS' I Ptgotkgkl. 01141.01411110filgslYealf thelatte thiedt ppOt Akyl% myself a .0011eagele
.I.cer Wttle hhe DIShiennIfflattelleStUre4 nierilt a yell present ArArAgP .PAA
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eelpt4T,UPteMo eepelyeente ,peeeinteettnee letie Meaner- etale, end f bolte
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eengte nepartinene -0e eleese. that,'dOes 1 Lord Kitchener. nieeta With sioner of it*, insittntiOn. 14:111M0gt
nOt 414P1631., 40100:Inttell anettler-ne oetetreteteet :hAfteleerel frank eelleilfe H0 .5tble for .00Y ..Pritl0 Vfitienla4 t'4" 'UV"'
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have been .ettn-WillitePeere
elerter$11 4d 444# end We OM teal -
,Alwaya been recognized AS the tentree
ni life fidd liglits theidth and. hen*.
ness on itze earth, Yot ft la gillY
only that seicilee bee found ffle e4111a*
Tien Of this Vorld,feeling, and
Aeorfied-,hinv and Why Me light of the
Kin Ille,giving, and. lifesaving, • lt
,0111Y, within the last iiiiaxter et
tUrY that theInetlical prolgesteli bee 010‘
et:leered ettee file eatlee et the trefle
plageee, maniene-constintehelle. tYs
phold Wet, pneumpnia, chOlere,
PUN, yelloW•fever, end ell the infeetietle
and contagious disenses,-4,5 duo 'to the
Presence Within the Mullen tic:0,y ,e1. tele •
erfrOrgallianls, These organisms Centfil,
tuto. the, lowest, forms of Mantel Or 'Vegas
thine theeesIngle invlefine to the
*Piked ' eye, 'Winch are reproduced With . '
lligeffet rat/fatty when sown on. e lave -
eraele. sell;
iteelf the knowledge of this tact ,
would ea,uSe. despair if there were 1111 -
thing to arreet the illereaSe Of the OerillOg
lorturkately it was found at the saMe
linte,that there are forms to nsell Ited.
Jo natere warring against the nitleatt
,enerntes, and that one of the ;host poliee' •
-eget ot such protectors is the light, oe
the . stift.
• eh) Ineleet What 'the rnaletial- ee the• elreete. his eteek. a'. bla voantry witigint
gitOril• the ribbon trim' la '4110700,:•-eigar. 0* Month. Plainly TOO foe any intereet" in agrteUlttlre, and ell Wen
daced etterieWleere. The- ettarnftng, okay luta the repptatien a be- thibgs Whitch ,c0iMern AtAtt'laATIA.!Ir# t's•
us?" cieVerly aerenged upow either elliffee inernette. The neeettile 'glebe, Renter, he aue,tt race Welte del We Niftiest:re or the 11-tos.t potent of all destroyers o
letters -and yet it im,yene Could ten tee Were, Weir 1.,:Ogne".ahrO4d., haa haralY ilarnageri 'the ts, wall hOWeVeg, that 4144 .r4,4* Ante. Tee hacteria that cause pneqeS
ie net known that sunlight. IS One
three syllables Only, Merely nine stflatt 4/er .4.?k Orte*4001441'0POefeeet A' tlf ef0.014..eb 'fro fit n teP refer 'Ur', his lifolong 'interest In and disease -germs. It kills thern more eert..
SeKe ,Preette ,,woule4,4tare been noteu :View With, .esiret„..4ilenenerSte WarelY esteeptIonal -estierleoce „ At telnly than. do the strongest disieteete
"God With tes"-only three short words..
eVho could name the Places On ‘'ritteh emreflare. Ona•IllenY weeks.. abease.ee ,intee p ung mere- then ibtrtse--yeare-agerettle-Sanele fills- is room on a 'aright day. ,
hlOh to lees then an hieoUrarwe hdeens tre9xYpeotis edit
yet Ken; approotated' upon' this.,:',alde of lerytewere $01 pit ,Ored A00 irattiPled. Ward not only a • fernier. en a forgo' monla, for examp
and MO,' Atlantic. `".F2tAtie. AtiVieris aga$00,_ upon, :Hid either tittfigr. ,:lieefltrOOtotis^ hig, he, le entitled in take a
story of this legentl, it woUld be a long
A GLORIOUS TALE. w4311 W4" 40,4 ertlY0004- fer efeee tent HfIefienet tide ponce- place among the MOSt- Sidled end sue* (tip direct raye of the sun, and live telt
the- at nas14114 of- Iffe Meg* 10 Peri* 141 Inernin is In 'te SPeettlelY greeleellt oessful of Littlish agrieinterists. When, Ihtle longer in the diffused light whleh
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these three %verde are inseribecff TheY they all, o letem Mette, 'branch elitabliste frenit'eat of talks. fits sine011 *tins feat, rtrignane estate wee renehased for Ina This knowledge has been turned tO
are eneraVed on every Prussian Meters vie M0'04 thi tuat,s Ophg khe ,mgditerraueen 40pst... thee tee teueeeew eyllableee are brekell lerinee of Wale$ tie 80 Ea . 1 I rractical aecount in the treatment el
le all." These words brilliantly embele haSt tient _fersaken Us. Neither Will we are traditionally connected wite Caner: „,,,c°,,11-91,,,,Iviullen` et the OM IIIMSY lOoldeg --,,,, ,,.,.., s ' eses- .....4n1Le .711h ene dr Melly diseases, especially of the skin ,
gratefully centessIng: '4 come from tee nona-Imet, ' eyo "we etch will
over us. lt,et WAS in or neer the plain of Gehneseret. Purl' Ireetta arlA` hAnonK the' leatlIng With freeetent. feriae*, ". . ^ b, convert It freM negleetee land
remain. Let the lake. and from John 6, 7-21 that it
4 4 into
lish Prussian ordees, answering to itie eventlek* nose," thee. Tepee will we naum. These are the meciern 'Xiteli --ries.L.A„...-,,,,,,,nin .0 .,., .4....' ..1 , ,_ 'CO "IMF as xi° opkv.m. 1 •ww„......,.... ".,...
l'eOT A FIGHTING FiCE and superficial parts of the body. In
hand of God -the blessing 91 God is lit thy -faittiftlt hand guide us. • Never yet Two sites, both mounds of ancient ruins, ea n,reg1, asno tharee Are evertine verape
question; "How hest thou been earn- remem for ail time and in eternity. Minyell end Tell Hum, both located an ss"" es s"-••5'' ''''''," etennefog reeferee Newt. interest the Inca at me areal,. eor oi the lklitdMern°11Ette4 IP:
. 70w/iTklErtSown to lupus. foi example, which is a farm odd •
tuberculoils of the skin a positive ure
warning.. "Give irill honor to God! God The Ltel . Make tits face shine upon more probable site seems to be. ,lettan be nOlning WhetgOeVee- tha thoge eleVer 'lleall Wet WW1 lig large tOctlig ae °' forms- time result from exposure of the dise is
narrative associated with Capernaten mri,,,, im,ket In. ,,,,1 tsh I,, ts i i . t tut 1 k It is no . ., ous infiarritnations of the skin have been
sbaolinles, erysipelas and vart.
ye Int tiptrioreaule, too sir optireti »mot pores., the men. end name Lord tift r'lle Hie countedance upon thee, and east. For incidents in the gospel
te I thee. ele be gracious unto theee; The Minyek, eituated farthest to tne north
feW Yards of- chigoes end a 49201 Or le lereheadi htit When OS a whole,, and' weeepuited eown end -replaced . by bane- ebetYrelellghbt; athirlea
bolts nt ribbon., Froxo„.the oho um: awnhdbounlinSe :int:ea:kat hoenb: 7h:iv:a:heti lei:la:0y
is well' ot, home vme•auil otables-Newsete soDmiela p isdtart'Reeltu raenad :71:17111eitate. ew ibthuil:vin: 1 ottect is
imes obtained by (AMMO
means. The curative
.'net. W. P. r 14.4110;; Y. a,. ariulauf ef tbe Parisienne# eattriOtAtegetripitsli WW1
n,.., thoterje,Monotoey untio.ge, Tempo, I .., ,,,
teeeeettellr gent tletAfesatlea f her,' owners W.,„uhrican name .. ,
us?" whether the gloater. Frederick 11. THE BALANCE OF POWER 19. le; John 1. 44; 4. 46; 6. 17,21, and "
ribbons- aro the dtrininitet ftete i rush f the dervish lines at Omdurman e - for shelter. and so on, until ,within lenses which concentrate the chemical
soznet
device of Margrave Genege Was: "1 , „....--....—.---• 11. 23; IL 34; Mark L 16, 23, 34; 2. 1,. law
' I - -. - - ' - " )'-' ''"-e •e'r i ellhe On Means a: nuts,,er 00 .. et modern eonvenience: the land wee cent-
. . exposure to direct sunlight. but the Wt
TO.. A fett•441IIIII4melleleerr 04"115""ley them all. whn have erined themselves and elete thee peace."
Wet. Cottericik , with this lenend? Wheteher the favorite , compare Matt. 4. la- lc; 2. PP 8..5; 9' ' ; .sios her Morning eoffee wineh le levee' even Lk lighting laees . One ties to to. eatel according to the latest selentific results are brought about by means cf
13nd be with us, who woulet be agains 14; 4. 13-16; Luke 4. 33; 5.14, -27: 7. 1, 5, ,,,,ra t I, r 1.1 t u 1
taken in bed te the eXettisite member that these are the eyes which methods, hundreds of acres were re-
p be enVe epee% ,er.oPera 0 0 tee. watched With seen iron Meedinee$ the claimed from 'the sea, treeS weee P rays and exclude those of heat. The
chose the lerd: "God forseketh not ether passages. , possible dangers to the human orgars
Ed?" with the renly: "With God's hen." &Men.- tile northwestern shore of the ealce of fashion, we really Owe fine One tre then Tee esseteu sem hes reeeonee the be, elle he pe6 opecial personal etten- r art to the direct r ,ys of the sun.
• —.ens-- arid thereby proclairning the concurrent "Tee. Lord bless thee and heap thee: about two miles awe 01 t erse rraa° 4/51)/P4tlan era gee°34 Wang teanreg. KverY aaa Ititalra that lien 10 the iniprovement :Of the home The tteeling of Rounds is Dee:Lego
1ONSORIAL.
1111,rreliihtBoN, Toneoriel Mt.
let StIttiti Treat, Oo °rich.
anti ere • Sit f Intim always misers
1114NEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
41 otlitT GODZAltal. No-
4vOIN,Iales's t a. s tampooine, att.,
Ut-ctio itte etrol% Boxers shaepened
e mattette ee• 1st 6nd tird
eye es :every month. PArties
itte*** 1,0 late,C00) 'het felt particulars
trot% Bemoan Cameron, Archie Haddan.
_ JILL , leek es. Internees. Jetties
Petitions Wss-Xer,' tb. "%Bettie/ Broth-
**, Ow ',WOO* 1953-
0 EY & SON
UNDERTAKERS
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. ;t4ttii4riko44o ea dealer,
Ma-
ellitS•eiitilieetiamber,Diters,
inegies, fecelete
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P tine and' Othitites re odehed aPPY
caticia.
BuOhtirnan ilk Lawson.
NicKILLOP
NSW reo Inatome no
WM end lobate Touii Pronerty in.
shred.
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Vett Prtiperty Insured up to
pkttilitryi ItObt, $3,o48,975.0oi
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Sctatth. PyciOttit, Itilp1)On P. O.; 'T.
Praker, Vir,o-Preoldent. Urticedeld P.
T, AWN; Secretary -Tremor.
ot„ iStm,torth. •01, Connell*.
Poriet's '011.• 04 O.
ton V. 411,. Watt. Oarlock P. 0.;
4. Ours. 130eChWood, P. o.; o.
Ortota. Winklirew P, O.; J. Demo,
web« neechee0011 04 W. Chesney.
SeetUrth O.1 each, the inspector of
beareat *Mph then °deer.
Ativairt$ .14. Teo. Holineisvitlaa
OutinnIni, Eginoodville;
lifiradittiyiLSestforth: tt, Stuith, Her-
feek.,,e „
.1egitellerit Mit pay Assess-
Itilotta _*CUI: -gat ,their cords ratolpt-
oi**V3vL Coats', Clinton, or ett /dew
Lean ferns, ,T;40.te Clothing Stora4
Al '
Speaking of opern WrapS breiges ,so Behind this square forehetei is the brain a few years even Norrolk Itself could ism of such e powerful agent will be
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thee tvho nf.; their trust In Him:" %the-
Oinwm. Stralghtway -The Revised Version
mind ene that nes het lately Wended Its that created tne 4gypt'an artily, sun- Nast no better -Managed farms than
ther Fs -Interne William the Great ac- follows the Greek in using MO same way le these shorea Mel disPieYect ell dued the '011dest,i and organited victorY those literally createA by the Heir to 'missed in another article. -Youth's
inserting this word also in yew %
of the •Opera In NOW Yeere- The (Made- I But Lord Kitcheper, to his intertocute tinder the personal stmervision of the Companion,
knowledged: "Ond was with us -all hells THE At411,0.0ERMAN CLAS» HAS word in verses 21, 28, and 29, and In
its bewitching eliarni* at the_ first ntgat for Lerci Robert in South Africa( the Throne. And everythipg was done
is M favorite . tion was of the Palest of Pale Pink . er's astonishment, bag Plunged almost pemee. whn devnted severe! hm,re every WHAT HOT WATER WILL DO.
("And straightway there was"). ' The
one with Mark, one characteriStip a 1 _double chiffon. hande4 with graduated with the first sentence into a discussion tiny to interviewthe his bailiffs and
idtha of velvet .rilthon the verY kerne Of MS Much disputed plans for the re- athlete 'crincerned with the management The best toilet preparation In the world "
phrase ''and straightway"
whose gospel was, as we have already , w is plain hot water. Here are some of the
shade, each velvet etrand being weed constellation of the Indian ernly. The in hie estates. And making a tor of his uses to which it may be put. Drink a
pointed Mit, tele brevity and rapidity 1 with a Richelieu plaiting ot thin taffeta Wan commander-In:Chief plalnly feels 2 MO acres IA farms. , ,.,
of movement. , ribbon the very Pune tint. The lining that in spite ot-perhaps as the result As snort as he hail ont his farms into glass of it every night if you want' a
of the Jews, where they came together was of a white satin, nroc.aded with of -the ocean tif controversal ink which cond order and stetably eqUinped. he
metallic effects, geld, ellyer and copper has been expended on this stiblect. his began to breed Southdowns, and was
eying off manY complexion. Put a bag of It to your feet
good digestion, a good sleep and a clear
when you have a cold, to your back,
Synagogue -The public meetinghouse
not only for worship, but for moee /or- thieads Mingling On the white grotied 5 plans are not en atm least Understood. 00011 reWarded fiv ear when you have a backache, or at the
mal instruction in the Scriptures also- in a large and well spread design: But even the uninstructed layman pre- prizes and by commapding nape of the neck when you have a ,
the humble prototype of both the modern 111st hints of.thls metallic glory showed twiny begins to see, into the heart of headache or feel sleepless. Bathe the
Taught -First reading and then ex- shirred in yoke ehape on the ,Shoulners, in technicalities. They, involve no re- for his ahem). This success encourag-
tb.rough the sheer Maori, Whieh was these plans. For they are not cloTuhdeed e . f. EXCELLENT PRICES
Soak the feet in it when they are tired.
eyes with it when they are inflamed.
publio school and Christian church.
pounding a passage of Scripture. and could not hava Inetteilred less than c•••rorte mysteries of etrategy, Y t. t e Prince to the more ambitious Soak the hands in it before manieuring.
en yar s aronn 0 nem. & eapuchin are matters of the plainest, common breedine of shorthorn% to which he de- Steam the face with once a week for
22. As haying authority, rind not es i e ' 0 th -
the scribes -The scribes were the lawyers head of the brocaded satin htTng eyer the ' sense: and Lord teitebener with his trate( voted hlmself with characteristic enthit your complexion. Bathe the cheeks In
of Jesus's day, and to them the interpre- shoulders, and the edge or paleSt pink terse,. and business -like speech makes slasm. 't began in a very modest way. it when you want them to be rosy.
tation of Mosaic law, esge°14111Y- in II4 marabout and -oStrieh. feathers proved them perfectly litmleous. He found the he says "and was content to exercise
appecatIon to daily conduct,' afforcksi most becoming when drawn over the distribution of the army in - India,. he patience: In fact, patience was very --___
or Him!" still in their hearts hey
bore the nettling watchword: "God with
usl"
Who could count all those hours in'
which this leeend has blazed im and
shown Its wondrous power? will recite.,
only one; the day of Lutzen. What
wee the password of that sixteenth day^
nf November, 1632. What was the war.
ery of the Swedes, as they stnrmed to'
the advance? Under what did they bate
fie, shed their blood and conquer? 11
KECOMIE APPARENT.
Greet Britian Has Become Stronger In
Indio But Ilas Lois( east()
In Europe.
'Nothing' hes, attracted greater atten-
tion lit ethe 'eltplentatio world recently
than a iVerk ltist issued by the welt -
was the devtee that consists of those, enowe spolincel writer, Andre Ceara -
three unflinching words: "God with list" Acme, .0te' "The World and the flusso-
And so they still remain In OOP days, faponesq-,War.", e•
east Into metal On the stealer's sweet. The euther.. draws up * highly sugges-
ted, a vistble emblem of the truth that :lisle ,41040a.s4set of profit and loss for
THE SOLDIER'S, LOYALTY, the .great Powers, an t
gai20-1.0:11 neceasery readjustment of the
his strength and his:discipline are root, beittnee ,poWer In Europe Is anatmg
ed in that legend: "God with use' , tne sIoundeet yet advanced publicly.
Still, what would it avail to have this . pellets out that while England's
'device an our orderseand coins, on mire 'poSifieneteree. greatly improved in Asia
escutcheons and shields, it It was not el; It liewhecoine more doubtful in Europe,
serlbed in per hearts/ No, the essential wheee' fthe •,fitida her requirements con.
point is that tt shall becalm our devIceeeetently •eppeeed, by those of Germany.
The tenet 'Would wise to see:4111We
that legend: "God with usle
Oh. look once Into thy life witb cone .ceaeti tes. Interest herself in European
seemed oyel Is it not teen the whole
sum of it contained ln those words "God
with es?" Who gave thee this lite? Who
has guurded thee by day and night, and
placed His angels behind thee in the
gravest hourh Who Wed for thee
from year to year? Who hath blessed
thee with so much joy, "and Uphold thee
in the days of deepest sorrow? I know
hut one answer: ft was God -God with
us.
Who has stood at the baptismal tont
and consecrated thee as a child of der.
nity? Who held out his hand tie thee lit
the nour of holy confirmetiOnT Whet
nd yittde at
Ttile 11011 16 4
p es, deck
,Whie
to be ft
!Ist41141rttt
*Ai Beillittek
Want tho hest
met Moe tonong the worshipping cone
aPalta Almelo& ee the OW ghee book,
gregation, gave thee Hie greeting in the.
silent chamber ot thy prayere, and re+,
fre.shed thee when thou gravely partook -
est of the Holy Supper. I know MR
one answer; It was God -God' • with'
us.
And thou-wouldst thou go through:
life as if there was no Lard In Helve
von? Wouldst turn thy beele HIM.
as it Ho did not concern thee/ Wouldet
only in a cursory way lift tm thine eyes
te Him from time to time and thought.;
testily utter His name?
Not It dhou carriest thY heatt In the
right plaae, it thoweanst recognize love
and 'be
GRATEFUL FOR FAITHFULNESS,
then, reply to the devoted promise et
thy Lord: "Fear not, I am with thee," id
those words expressing the fullnese ae
thy talth: 'The Lord ot hosts is with us,„"„
"God *with ust" Wherever these three
words conquer a Inman soul and no
come tith most thorough confession of
its faith; wlierever a hureen heart standa
on and lives in this conviction "God le
with' hie; His clear parental eye guard.'
eth Me elution eaeh -secon4 Of my Wel
Ills strong peternal hand tipholdeth me
on the ways of my life; Its faethtut pee
tonal heart beatoth for me in the ley
and pain, the distress anti deetti of title
)3to; God is with me, the sorrititseent God
who latoweth whae need; the db
mighty God Who nath What need; thd
alegradous God who giveth What
I need° -truly the feet of man nee
1 kinds of C AL alo
hand.
Mitre.- One 's beeorrie victorious in -the
Patella. , kngland, on the contrary,
needs ',,a, .ettets.sie which Woeld renounce
her pate Iterertee- in Asia but would
1
corisolt s a Powerful fosition In Eur.
One. ilE land has no interest in pra-
yokel stii r between France and Ger-
Manye bet if With a war were to break
out -her vital interests would oblige her
to .siMport France as she formerly sup.
ported _Pruesta against Napoleon. She
woUld be
BLIND TO FIER OWN INTERESTS
it
Mt east mit 1 "Vol*
ilia. where ob 0000 Itte. ter
•
. it46110 fit**
1)014441
410:st groalb
toctett Ot the' tete Piral thI
Amt.* still recall with Emmy* thrill his
!hid andt:pllons encounterejKilit Hie
pail% /Iv Iva SAWS foetid& 13ot none
it the roetteltel gen by 'hint coUld be
Icenpitred Stith VV. tecohtly
101 the shoes* ot the river gangliii.'111
'greet,* rAlifirt, which ttiellUtIst 110
Ivan meat Jett elv *rid tireelustter
arokoa so Mat. The Noliiitsittlil neettro
Inet ntatitaterfatt *otos 10 be
hy phaVittott.11* MOT
te. Itisnrite. Pref. E. T. ItionY.
Ervin* oothraosiblisti thinks Oat
NI NI=istiktottio a tWN tkqe.,
414
9
if she did net stake her last man anl
her,ffist, shining tor that purpose.
The,vvettee says that, owing to the pre-
ponderant:to- of Germany, England is
again tinted to concentrate the efforts
et eher foreign policy upton Europe.
Flatfeet le necessarily the basis ot her
diplerittitie conthInallorts Which are in.
telidedle testore the equilibrium ot the
PoWeree, The Anglo -Japanese alliance
eetripleteas the Anglo-French entente, as
lt pettettcally certain that the marked
tentletleY toward an Angio-Russitin en-
tente reatized.
M, Cheretienie considers that the fol.
lowleg etanbinations, namely the Anglo.
Jae eillienco,. the Anglo.Prench entehte
and sari Angler:Russian entente ere des-
titeO to, eleeltre the peace of Agfa RR
anether lelpf peridd and postpone the
outbreak at Alte thinese peril.
The hien eintillibrium In, Europes. M.
pieritdorrio says, will be due to the fact
that themeeplee menaced by German pre
ponderance roust seek fresh combine.
tions widen will guarantee their future.
Their etterte are due te that primary
neeeteedn end net to a desire tO IsOlate
Gerreffnlys -now combinations
should. ' riot be systematically thrected
agelhet; cerniall people, but should
he 11 series of preceutientuy
lltreetleee Against possible tunbitfolie nf
tho itolienzollerns. Por that reason a
nyotern, et eittentes ealiables tit ease of
need, of being instautnnermply converted
into gefettove anueo would fn M.
Chera *Mee opirileh be preferable to
aetuttleelltancee.
Vete &NOLO.FIIENCH ENTENT8
could be binalguniated with a Franco.
ott llooto, and hero) courogo eatem. mission neentee tho more easily after
„
into his soul, and sunshine into Aho 01 en Ang10'nnsStan en-
, 011ie lte Aele. An ArigicoArnerioan en,
hegurictil is With usl" Tide dilVida nialces teige ati accomplished fact end one
us joyous awl faithful In our 101100. -De betegent Prefect,' and Allierlea virtually
esti *Why dost thou often aceoni. lions Is' nothing to prevent
plish thy duty so sullenly and WWII. Fratiee. England and ihisstii feign pro -
tingly? Why art thou, when thY Anhil ,bett" relafftnia beitaran habr slen at all. Against eny such Ceti:elusion
tieing ate Ridged let the eleer light Of Ind consolidatitg the `lositIon the ease of this man in the eyriagofue,
ample opportunfty for minute dIscrime 1 wearer's head while awaiting her ear -
nations and a pompous displarofeletien- esege eau. . , ,
Ing and piety. But in giving his inter- Although the ohs.% ribbons are in the,
pretation or exposition of tee law every very height of fashion, and WIG Seeg
scribe was sure to quote the autherity them everywhere,-. even upon coats A
of..Mher learned rabbis and lawyer!A, ,AAA . cestist fur. as •• well as those eqeelly•
original or new interpretation heal
,.,----g 0 smart but much less expensive,- produto
interptetattons,- but gave -tits ownr- end
, -- -none of their naodien charm.. There are Ammunition orautens had been ordered Ile for more than &3,430. an average of
deiennien tee- 100411te •ot. nem:a/flea many years later los sold -tarty -nine cat-
raro exception. Jesus quoted no man's tions,..,Ute_ Ploinr.,..enigillea,,tmve lost -
any number of Reeks 'on display In the before , Lord Kitchener's arrival, but they over £70 erich, and 'eveey year edded to
this with such confidence and evident ! -
ture whioh he was expounding AI ft ehow cases of the excluSive modistes- were scattered' hephazard without any the array ot MOS won by his sherthornysi
mastery of the real meaning of the Stele- i
th-- -- where many •materiels ere shown with. reference to the seri/ice they were sup- al the nrincinal shows in En gland. I
one rat his cattle wen ma fewer than
gave to his words the ring of original I more then orie.olaes of ribbon entployed posed to render.
• thirty prizes at different exhibitions,
WORST OF MILtTARY FAULTS • nnd a single shew yielded. fourteen et
, them. n reeult wince must have award -
Then, too; says Lord' Kitchener,. there P9 the, Prince ler his long years of pa
-
was the worst of military feults, a di- tient werk and waiting.
vision of authority.' "I gave One set of To Mir the Sandr'neham shorthorns
Instructions to u general upop a certain ere fan -mus ihe whnle world otter. and
sUbject, and the military* member of the II le not lone Owe -1.000 guineas were
council gave another . set of instru.etions mei ror a hill whieh %VIM sent mit to
to the same general .• or. the same sub- Iti,,,t,ntinn. 'The Killff'd sherthorns are
ject• , What was that unhappy officer Id "
amine the fittest in the world," a great
do -except, perhaps, to da nothinei authority declared n• few weeks ago pt
Then; adds Lord Kitehener. I am re-
d- - an agreed -hire! dinner. end no doubt
spobsible fOr the efficiency of the army this Is the general verdlet among ex -
ha India, but 1 hade no opportunity et perts.
explaining my own plans to the supreme _
euthority, the Indian govenueent. They THE PRINCE'S SUCCESS
NM to be filtered • through the lips of with ehorthorns indlice him to breed
another military aloe. Aldernevs end Devons. with almost equ-
of the goverrimept of India to decide fin -
"There is no queetion as to ihe right nos gratifying results. Sandringham
pnyrh:ierelzbeosoliny
power, of course;ie supreme, All .1 l'ir Swhinren titHomreeee!cwohiacnhlthrrien
to neeed in fhe very early eiehties. How
ally all questions of policy. The civil
contend' for is that it must be adequately suceeestie he hes been le proved by the
Informed- as to the plans whicht I, as fact that in Se98 he sold fine -four - of
the resnonsible expert; it einplests, think these hnrses for over 412.0en-an aver -
necessary for the eMciency of the nee of X224 ench. Nor. In recording the
army. There has been much talk of a King's successes in his, role of farmer,
(lesion on my nart to set up a `military must we foreet that the Sendringhom
autocracy.' Nothing could be - more rigs ere arpoeg the most famous and
untrue. The dye government, in the the 'Meet bred In England.
lest resort Is, and Must be supreme. Since his ecee.ssion to the throne King
But 1 must work under conditions which F.dward heti had little importunity In
enable me to discharge -the trust pill m 'Towle° his loVe of farming, hut in the
my halide by the Well government., and midst of all his cares and Wines he
ene of. these conditione le that i must still finds time So keen e .watehfill eye
be allowed tO out adequately mid Per- re hts farms. both at Sandringham anti;
serially- my own . Plans before the goy- Windsnr: and hie last year's succe.es in
erriMent tO which 1.am responsible. eereving nff nremier hnnore for short -
home at Smithfield. beefing Lord ROM.-
...,.... -
DEMANDS THREE . PRINCIPLES. berv hendsomety. enve him the greatest
"There are ally three Mineiples for pleasure.-Londen Tit -Bits. s'
says, exactly es it has been ever since necessary, for many yeers passe e ore
lhe mutiny; an accidental and planless 1 was at all satisfled with results."
thing having no relation to any think- The first sale ot Sandringham seort-
able emergency. Regiments were scat- horns realized a modest P.,34 15s. a head.
tered here and there on no principle which his nnywi 1-prhoess considered
whatever. The ilre ot a barrack er "most„enceuraging;" and, indeed, it was
sorire paltry question of climate might the begInnine of re -eat ihnirse, for not
authority. It was his "But I say We
you" which astonished ,.his hearers, who
were accustomed rather to the phrase.
Rabbi Solomon (or some other read
says so and so.
23. A man with an unclean spirit -A
demoniac. This is 'clearly a ease of
actual demoniac possession, although the
evangelists, sharing as they did the pre.
vallings beliefs of their age, psychic and
cosmic, were not always careful to. dee-
tinguish between actual cases of demo)!
possession and other bodily and mental
ailinents commonly, though mistakenly,
attributed to the influence of evil splrite
over the sufterer. Thus both Matthew
(17. 18, 19) and Luke dt. 39-42) attribute
the eickness of the epileptic boy to an
indwelling evil spirit, while the father
of the boy, according to Matthew, ad.
dressing Jesus, says of his tem simply,
"he Is epileptic" (old version, lunette),
"and suffereth grievously; for' °Mimes
he falleth into Me fire, and °Mimes into
the water. And I brought him to thy
disciples,. and they could net cure htm"
Watt, 17. 15, 16). But -epilepsy was 'n
those days cormiionly attributed to
demon possession, and the fact that the
disciples shared this belief accolints for
the wording of the rest of the narrative
in Matthew and of the whole aceount of
Lulte. Luke even seems to attrIbUtes the
fever with whist Simon's mother-in-law
was suffering to the inflifenee of an
Writ (Luke 4. 38, 39), end in like matter
dumbness, deafness, and other diseases
were, even by the diSciples, often attri-
buted to demon Influences. Jesus simply
does not attempt the psychologically
difficult task of correcting their mistaken
:notions, because as a wisc, teeeher. he
concentrated his instruction On more
impOrtant (Nogg trent -which he could
flet efford to divert his pupil's attention,
The Mager, doubtleSS, itt Ins emotes
tion with his discIple.s many tithes had
the thought in Mind which oh one =A-
ston he expressed in the wordS, I have
- among the Most prOntenteed featureS
for their trimming deelen.
In point of fact, it Is the velvet ribbon
that is- relied upon by the best makers
for their most effective Mile touches.
The use of it as a boeder to the rich and
exquisite Dresden. eash widths brings
about that piquant Mitch of color ,con-
trast, without which the modern 'Own
need hardly reckon itself among the
fashionable effects 'or the day. It makes
harming. utile _ladder bows, cute and
'quaint -looking Cravats that tie collar
and sleeve alike, and are even used to
draw the sides of fashionable skirt over
the tablier or eettietiat front, '
Even the indispenseble dress. shield ts
now fastened in with baby ribbon; this
stitched to the sides of the shield at ap-
propriate points and, when in wear, tied
to loops on the corset, and with
double tie on the arm. This for the
shield that is net stitched into place •n
sheer iace and lingerie blouses, but is
worn as a separate accessory when
occasion demands.
LITTLE FASHION HINTS.
Nearly all walking sults have the
skirts plaited in one way or another.
Some of the new, bodices have long
tails reaching nearly to the bottom et
the skiet.
Very high. straight turnover collars of
linen are worn with the tailor-made
dress.
One of those .Ienanese tan -and -blue
purses is very "lit" to carry With a blue
Suit.
The brilliantly colored little hots et
the winter are like lewels set atop of the
head.
For a short denting frock there is tio
model so pretty ae aeetircliott-plaited
skirt.
Gauze with a wide satin stripe, trt
whhe coke's, is A neWCIBOety tor even.
ing frocks.
Gowns of lighteolored broadcloth are
stet many things to eay unto you, but ye the season. .
Ilia the fact Met people enerally, ani R is' said that neetaufluter silk Waiete
with sashes,to match:Will be -worn with
so alsothe 'disciples, wrongly attributed lace skirte. - '
softie forms of Seidfly Metes; te the in -
A charming bonnet for a grtnehtetree
flitenee,nt evil spirits, do•es net. he. settle women is oe ouix silver '.Ittee, (thinned
bave attempted tO ghoW, prtitie hitt there with sliver grapes. ... .
was no such thing as demoniac Vosses• d • • 1, Itl or silver in the
cannot bear them now" Ott 16. 12).
drop skirt, showing thretigh the aline
outer skirt, le a newidea.
dfiy, after:lacking:1M true faithininesti: Ill6.1361kia $1110 nslifn th° and at least all similar cases w
ft emelt things in conscieritkMS'dOSS'hl, dOVOlohnlent of the flapsbilrif file demons, as hetet theinsehtt$ snook. saPraere aswhit/te itistessittalrgy blY0
Pnttl
men thinNs iho 10Y101 retli
ttiou Quell et slimy even it'
ttas t That is tlet ettndatntenal
sett Why Utell hetest sight ,111 the
Arth esett trettleg With the de
vice "God wittv,us: . begin thy daily le,
tfor Witti thy' Cod, ond 'thou
the„experienco illut our, labbes
beeellie MOW eeligenia .1 and easter„ that'
with Ilan wenewropitstf thedlithee Of Our
Servies,Morts Joyfully and more 05rucab
IS', OUr duty' will aphecfc Arentier
dominions. tiA welt tis thO CtIg0 of kafesry Magdalene
WOUld net 1110Se Weil defined eritelitee eret .1.0. el, mute eel ei,,,empeet Imitailott than the black and white Air.
Many exauleite Sleet taffeta gowng,
"I/ -"t116/1g..*3. Itt(41141 tetliCs` 41' °tuft!' tle/aanitle "°58eaSi°11 Pe"asSlen trinimed with embroidery And rich, lace,
IC"*altrt °Ice' ere/°° ene the /4°st Nvi°11 654fl°1' "OlaitiettAt‘vaY' • are worn for,' dress detester:a ibis Win,'
penVertu lbe. WOO& h0. to) luny Orie-ot God..The orm tonse..ttr. •
Ovet it*011.,OnitiAttl,„„st"..05,_11A,,0„,,,,Polt„Ii„etAl,,, crated ,Or set abort for lila Sel440e. Tild toe wardrobe should includo0in its
stilt* elk et sir.tiace,A Un:44{,,A Oirti$0 indicates tho rea.son why tho conten least One Wellsrnsitide arid
Arid Alio taw". -demotic .t0arell. lesus hod tillerfered perfectirging black stock, to ht worn rtior, "fs that having definite and coin- large manufactory, the engineer's at-
peehelistee alionla have the right terigor,: wry litutreeted by lilt trld behtri
'TO VENTILATE A ROOM.
A good way to ventilate a bedroom
or a sitting -room, so as to avoid draught
and let in plenty of fresh air, is to open
the window at the bottom two or three
inches, and place a piece ot wood the
whole length. This will close the open-
ing and support the window. The air
then enters between the sash at the mid-
dle of the window, passes upwards, and ,
gradually mixes with fhe air In the room f
creating no draught.
wh ch I contend, and they belong ,to the t •
alphabet of common sense. The first
le witty of euthority; 0, divided command INVENTOR OP THE TURBINE.
its fillitter,y agates is fate'. Next, the
Parsons Brothers Are Clever Lot of
army: iti India mud be °legalized on tin
d letylitstitostotani; roengtartricle
it would be dillieult to find a more
Englneerse
tthoutitei hintlsoteanotnyanddeolegtfheettolvre:nseeehatxs
atinang useful trio of cltizens than Charles Par-
tite army on the frontier, and so spar- sone and his two brothere. re Hon.
Wag .the native regiments from their Richard Persona, the second o the bre-
recruiting geounde and their holm ties: tilers, is a partner of Sir James KItsten
The forces en my plat are destelbUtect in his faMous engineering Works at
throughout India pretty much as hetet* t.eceduse; heihiconLeoerrd oittossusech hstkmosielthaIsi one
oonvillyernionwititheieeregtilsuMpienthico.dianlatut Inistedillivgimbeale gorge
'bedasion. when on going over a
int° nine territertes, With te ditdsleind rtianubictory, the manager, who was ig.
gcherat tormramd of each teeritoty. munnt of the identity of his visitor,
Tturteree Under his -command is a com- drew Mtn -aside and offered him the po-
Plate and beloved unit, and the arrange. /Mien of engineer of his estebliehment,
meet le sixth that if war broke out each explaining that he was "rust the kind
divTsloili would be ready for Instant hitelligent workman" that the firm re -
movement, and would -end itaelf,,with mitred. It roost be explained that Lord
rogard 40 railway 001-AMOntetditill III a. Bosse le careless, indeed about his
position which genie eraneit easy. dreas. On another OteliSloYI the earl
"My third Principle.., says LOW KRA* having entered the engine room of a
SANITARY CELLARS.
Unslaked time is the best suited tor
removing moist in cellars. It Is blown,
in the shape of a fine powder, on lhe
walls of the cellar and into the joints
and crevices by nieans of the bellows,
or else thrown on with the hand, The
walls must be damp; dry walls have
be moistened previously. The lime
slakes with' the adherin% weters and
kills all organisms. On the day follow-
ing the walls .are washed off, and. as ex-
perience has proved, the cellar will re-
main free from old for al least two
years.
EttithUld an 'Alth Uhtta 61.000 punish •hifit we „ "w one o , 4 g ,
1
li As t tek. bet tile Ith- h f White at tho Vieth t tiiiinir i yoyoelf to the gOverronen for. ' Wel . Ay 'at a no now e grow 0
wip it ,
100 Whet* he Vag NO titlevea* tar$:" (hilt bleuse appearaw t tqltsll 0 ab the Wt. hat ore you atta
Melding. bitiebingly on the sire( oti OO• -s- te eotY. 4.9 tArtr Knoh000r tallis, re- yoUr head find Out your watch
Atte+
• filet ettontlble,
'43. field hatiro'-idteranYi be-nlut* day, and gefid dee ' Of it Is lett posiout and emnbastking poffit, to fort What hoc *011 got to find fault
°GO svith Ot4 1111' 1°V-1114 Ttelk In dtisint tilt) bog Tunnel Itttvr Sense AerSus, USCS it IA canning tile colors mikes Virile Of the reteftettlitifill centegooe, tpsoofor. event ot bete, to etre vie suet welling lid rho
to"t" 4°7 *1'414 t°61)etiti/° tilt,a1r6,,,,,1"tverAtIt Imt/tieti Att. olantiOnd, „Ak6„A_,,A 1101,11Alit,ot ft It Vet perforated anti embroidered. 15 We ,Or Set initently *Valle Ie. old/ od otter oil Of 11,10 Piae1i Ila dallgerollk
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HOME DENTISTRY.
A good liquid der -Orifice is made by
dissolving one ounee nf powdered cos -
tile Sono In otie pint of water. and then
add'ng three drachms of powdered bor-
ax. five drops of oil of nutmeg. and two
Minces of honey -water. If gums are
spongy an excellent toothpowder is
made by cembining one ounce 50011 of
cinnamon and bicarbonAte of soda and
two drops of oil of cinnamnn. This
te also a good tooth -powder for general
use.
WHAT FRENCH SOLDIERS KNOW.
Results of an Examinetton of Recruits
Just Held. -
Troopers, like schoolboys, have been
serpetrating a few pleasing howiers.
Itecruits, on joining the colors in the ,
autumn, underwent an elmentaro ex-
amination. The papers sent in by a
company of sixty-two men, all from
Northern France, have been classified
ai follows.. The beSt question was: -
What 'is the present Government of
France, and bow established. Pour men
answeredscorrectly. Thirtytour merely
wrote '"The Republic" on a sheet of paper.
1 hree replted irrelevantly, seventeen
did not know how to write -an enorm.
ous proportkin. The remainirig four
ansetered, "The Government of France
et the ,Prench Goverfiment." "The,Gov-
errimerit of France Is the President et
the Republice"IThe French Government
has been estelieshed by all the other
countetes together," and, tinnily, "The
Prench Gdvernment was established by
itretelprattusasmseinmro a ^
eegient4 gr4.1
eter eemps d'etrit and States General.
The recruite were next asked to give
the name a „eine sSerson famous in
Fr -end) history. who appealed eartleut-
Arty to theft. Thirty-eight ;slumped now
horsily for Napoleon I. ` fourteen for
Lours XIV., twelve for "Henri IV.. ten
for Charlemagne. and tour for Gem -
Nita, Carnot. Vereingetorlx and Mete
ehal Maettlenen each hed two votes, Se
far the ariswere COM pass mustet Mote
nr lege. Intt, among the great Prexich, '
'ten who received Single vales were tlis
monk arid thisaine.
Lastly.lhey were asked what they
Wouid do 'nelth a brelgri coin having no
value in Fronde. but not 'counterfeit
The replica Were MOSt gratifying In one
wnef ktet one Than StIggeSted trying to
pass the coin. Most of them adviSee
taking It to the Think of Prance. to *
ntriney changer, or le e stockbroker. Om
man .4011i1 he would have it made tip 16
tO aotifpin,
144.1 ere kca. intalth end redtite silenea. Iti the Goidel; anther eplaShed With different 1 A egAeoutol an r., nu this 4fhtto to mo hhvo nu:
tha Aeah an4 -are "/ISat41 h"the etgellrefillfeell4ttallftallb6lafitt4411alenifA "AtItY thtl It*ihItti nal*, le t*‘' 81nt stc41tin° in "14' AA'44 % Iffit964"‘ 431' t° L Kit h eXtiOde." The engineer gating hi
g
Whet, le this? A neW teschingl rhangetible ObadeSI rose. blur!. met, with eller" is "utter rioriserise:' the directIOn indicated hY tfird Posse.
with authority he eelrelleentletheeThe violet elle tho al of 1Ws Pr Ith knefee ten welt lite offneliiirs .oft baled elid itlenteed to istOp the enstine.
penetelitterk Oe Oita verse follows kotered.winter. whith the' 'Benign government titheee "Wire the devil didn't„Yeal eter Se A000.
majority at modern crilleal tekls. sio6. dioard nt env !rich thing. it/ironic ert" be blurted ouL ithotekl lt"
however,„ %eve Is no punetuatleri at the
ntiorial we cannot be positive this this dotrig efficiently the Work put by Me Yet hed- PPottunifY ot flee4.1/4 I boll'
been Suggested thitt ttle. 00teNdah 'added' withOUt IntetItiedIttry What
"with authority," belongs 'aloe proper. By tutting. the handle -of Ids 'organ -
c the elVil nOWer. thIS. Mvs ,
N OP GOBI It& When the into bores met Itt t
"11 Itittidte, It waft toUnd that Ott: length. the
'Wien the Olt 'POwerfonf 10,4 trapecttut1 of ,thetgrattls, AMNIA
tOnte het. look up to ficevent Whitt war ,tio orterota lit Row „go *It
fhY been vrft*a" tha Infalfratfan utf thei-14. hichee; tea error DI Meet.
lust. or - the' twig hook (108.44 than who+
bic*** c411A*16441 0611 from the, Mew aro thin 4 Istakelt, The
looks UpOtt MI • Elia 111 IOW* II* imam". nt thn 'ntrinktk,
le the steel sato NO int* Ws Ilenr, *ow )unt
log terteWet the Esit Cht*,,,,nistrt 00.,„
anr.' of fratelity, 'woo to 4:est, oto ow,* tho enkubiln
Biwa eteit in, view anti tn. l'ty beer!: Mast sulk sbnalborgtit thnt on not
over -retelottel. tweieenweleeese
*OM scith 'rho' doMeol
'repo* told etreftglit the 64,10;0411 TVICB TOP$. ,
ei Setenteest * •
rid the bier tit the
the-slient
Wiese Alittittut,
WW1.* tWily ft* wet*
ith'ettgl
oil* OH boa "MO
Walt 41 WI* I*
able ere Sleet*.
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hid viathrleo
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asks. he nratests, fee the opnortently nf anS'atered Ler Rase. "t" hem *UV*
it" 1"' .I;" nit"Ing intttleeth -11116$' tlittlIN•0111NOBB'S .B/411N-IfiTi. civil, nOwee into 1115 bends eint-¢t ex. er extdOde." '
.thetta plans toe. '
y Oth, iht 11hiln "tellthlilltJ. thuS4, the Italian In England tglhilft.1 hearty : i , , . .
4 new trading : with authority I ' he 'eight tittle% OS Much =yolk aa he, Okri . ' . COVINITS: 011! iltiliSSIA. .
It *it the tutharilatite tone oi mmtos much tislhe English term litbatet. *IA trtementely toed Atlicheiter giveS ,
couttandeth erett 'the untleeti torn% Italy. 'Mete tont tithes m ,
CITY TilitT tIWNB BVtB111111110.
ttiaohhig *5 Mich 115 the miracle which nearly three times the pay of the pettee'- Mane quick, Iniereatteg 4nciertititits Ott The ItithlferlielIW Of rteibtIrit
ha wrought Whitt smoked the ptepte than who moves him On when ' mons or iOAA. ttleiltit irl. /le thinit5 hit * Pbwilishoh. en illumined hheileS*-
jtrahillon ant* 'take- httl* •littdols ,th ,teotnik. veta6 rt. AtiTifel Thowiiiindit of *Med *rtisme who v Hutt Ilusida, 'le le- hei, eg mg for . w theatre. teVetaI toIhtutantS, *Ild it
the ire* *MI and sew Brom with pito. Mi. The house of Sown and Alo4rew_. Oiled epprettueutdp as cerpenter4. the present tat a niterawke Ertkland. but ntwaptitrer. as well es the schools. /4
Amos sid °ow posts,- 'The sorthinti *tvi The lixrd iritradated "Itotiscr may mean painters, and joh1tiot *et only belt the ykei, -01; his Interlocutor , for n tett sin he Ptt/efireff *t the oPert In
%end a *111**00. titin * Igor spew, 'tither the telt*/ 'holliiin* eV Ilie 'faintly ortiten,Vinder's pole. Mc ine 'Italian Renercion, but orgy toe veers A this Gentian thy tot 0,teills. tiVel Wooer
ovki !Ammonite* by a hit earth. b.\ circle, In this verbe it Iii imhodly tekra Ittkeins It * very POO Week ended if ne nate* Itt reVolution, *5 hi
• ,,,,Iteiwirr4 10041 um )441* 4$ ii, lo 'Omer the **Os kiss theft MS, arid he Ottft Vele woof ends by lb
soittiOr Who i* WI Iovaoter
1140041. tit *los int‘i, 611.50,U *0 'or 040w
105111LB triP
There are, towns in ilutigarY, and
moth towns, itto, Whete teeth Seven 10
'en Idiot -tiff aro t onalantly being used.'
ihe bottler there is,' 0
'melt 'Valley 'the Old toWil ot 'Bottles
The Of 110 Inhabited* dos not
tteeed, 11,000i To this ttror the.
oeoplei of Bottles ata hie habit 91
!inking fir 'being telked to lit sik differ,
end *Vera, dialed& Att
Ifilititiry household. will thcitide-
zloVak Itlid,striiittit. 1101110AM
goiChittert. * Ottriltin to*. and tPolteti
dtaitahermal4. 'Whitt IS Still Wire ro
,
' loathe& altettrarde foe 6 rents. The Abitheritirs ma a NC 1614 0 sods* wid
*tot sena Cad be intertts1 cheaply.
a, rent limo own' * tenders, lit Avbich the, Chirttetle11111, tO ILO blot limpagt;
ter MIAOW.
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