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THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, OCT. 'S, 1888.
rlld$ FO1T$ CORII
mo. rues.
Twee oars of tM lee ata es
res. hese. day ere maga.
bow few 1b y may
t� o Merest sled.
If lrrde•tlf V1i
1.. tines tbs) •1UI aro°.
Toa thrifty sea beaut,fu: int
Tau cars of tee powates.
TM tewel.,f dam
,nr0000 m.
TMloo*
LTess ie/r M' keep then
saler n.hie,
The brighter Itr3
Oh, wear sol ear day .tee
Take Dare. es) o""j°°rnry
Along the hetthway.
UOYQ cave of your M resit•:. �l
Witliwet 111001 la Vain.
„ Ars tom, 14.odes"' M tar It
la ,. aJ ell the Ater. dor e
Take carrot) our Manor
I \ Ver Dara. itld TOLE Yrs.
Veal justly with mea r
And roach eat yaw 1•..
To the meet a" the rig
\\:w.uttersso min bee•
Take care or your f.atsep.
An l 01,1•h wry thgtc
Pre,a steadily n. tot►..••
T•k,,care 'het
An,t wove for the Des
And tied will '.-
£ Omen r
MIM Doll* Elliot.
wt:us-"My brut*
tete sit with a tree
gb,ea having trial
tried 1k Fowler .Istria
Mem, which teseinsei
AS GOOD A
When my sea
Murnwo, i ors him
genal and toil bin
ase eraser him apish
1 didn't like her; de
siert 1'd hate dm*
h.r, but I knew .1. .
y,u0g t►s;, fat f
couldn't maks s them.
bread ; bat thea ens
sur tmit
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etsransea•. 1 shirk as dear t a.- I «alts," Teen mud ears beets .espy HO[JSIgHOLD HINTS.
baud u • bide to blame, and I have *Iced belted the Western-Istaeider,whir
.r..J hit a due es Limas to se load see owed loved his chief Meter than hie own
bee. He is vi ry fund GI her and thinks life, eumtd tell such tales as these, eyes
rim ea* like ler es massy deems , but his in kis hu.per and despair. I know It is
S5,per is p, sad it .111 take Nut• to pleas tater to red of blemished in the
Duel it ; 'meanwhile, I feel tenni fere d past thew st•re,tiuo iu tM preesrtt• A
Due
she knew was site would like w+ better lately -published book on std I su apple mW bio and weer with p.earlwd
beim Perhaps this is a piece of •ants), but 1 'welcomed by .Tildes, per'~ seem two hours before it wilt be needed.
.held try to mals her, you knm mid by rsden, because is It there id loo make the shortcake in layers, sees
1 won't fall bet, ahsurdaperstKk.5s that we►twn erwtiuu sod cr,wtrr brigad's skew sad ell to eke yin Lyle, and .etre
sod hurrun, of white newrWpers r•- but "loth cream sed p..wdered •utter. It
good capital. I have ismer been to Ire Is deliduw ; tuts u oiOs u arras bl*ry
Heb -
land, and at way fie you *lou travel there s►, "take,
sod forget the people. Bet in Mme Hely
rides the human 'silence and ruined
C1tN'ttaa CaoQt arrttx -Cat the test
bon-
homie and the almost unbroken 0001-u[ • ebich e., ur the reogaauu ..f bun -
land • ,�ld let us. u fer•eegoen, thiuk ni day's turkey 01 chicken treat" Iron the
nothing .tae. -Mrs Elisabeth Peened,
minas tine, season este calf and
in Harper'* Magazine fur September. pepper, and it you like, the Juice of one
lemon. Lot stand en hour. Make •
Mater of tau eggs to a pint of milk, •
Mach of salt, and flour to male a better.
Stir the chicken into this seed drop by
spoonfuls into boiling fu. Fry bruise,
lay on paper to absorb the fat.
tiwaeT Gsa'I —Twenty pods
of Cwioad gnpara; threeto Iumrta waunter ;
ole k twenty mesutes its • pereelaea-lined
bottle, then strain through clod.. Add
lbree pounds of white sugar, mod then
when tt is dissolved strain again, heat to
boding, till pont or quart betties full and
seal uastaatle, many new c el. and dip-
ping cork and end of bottle tie" hot seal-
ing wax. This is endorsed by the W. C.
T. U.
Panes Cases. -Hare sad u..ne a
quart of very sett pesebea Add ,.e*
posted ut sugar sell mash thuruu.kly
Add toe quarts of rich cream an l !term,
PIN aerr .a Sauer.: Ica - Cut tkf pine
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',ewe meat bate het mother iu 1.e.
I reset reseetber my owe muthee. and
Qr.-leery • *mainly would seem to Duma
esu to her. Now you hate the story,
Mira Swe'ar."
"I am sun it does you credit, and the
old 1edy ought to be ashamed of h°rseH."
I w.nted to get up Sud kiss my daugb-
Mr-m-law then and Gere, bet dist would
have api.'led wry fun, is. after that 1 sew
d herd and didn't say much, and to
eel her we finished the pretty -silk deem,
mud had jest finished it when • key it
the door nought beth our wars.
"That is my husband," said in, desgb
ter -in-law ; and I knew it was Gregory.
Up stairs bse came, two steps at a time.
.penerl the door and teemed et us with
e *right smile on hes face.
••This is as it should be,' said he,
"Fanoy, I shall kiss mother firer, this
time."
And be put his arms around w bet,
l. Fanny gave a 11111. *.:ream.
..011! Grocery. what are you shout T
This is Mee Switzer, I have th. ught w
all day." For you see I had burst out
neighing, and had hissed Oregery back.
and then kissed her.
felly dear. Did I. "I've played • little
trick ea you, cr rather, let you play one
w yoaself, but Tee n, tented out as
gond u told. I could not get you to
say a word against the old lady. I am
Gregory's mother, my dear. and your's
tun. if you'd call me so.'.
'-Indeed I will, said the dear girl :
"but I have kept you awing hard all
martial Miler day: Toa we I expected a Mrs Switzer,
pies* of my uwd 1-"
111",.,161/4111„1 "We've been all the mere rnciahle tar
y 1 , ;welt, that my dear,' Tomei : "and 1.01 glad it
.11151111617 d I've been very foolish all the
tlevettles* �, and Gregory has chosen a better
c.
wife for himself than I could have dons."
�,arda*g seen° • And w I think t.,day, for I believe
i+.k. a 1001 of tk.re levee was a better woman than
'es Fah, a Pis"' Gregory's wife, Fanny.
girl, 10 b sere, bet so g."'d, a splendid
housekeeper, sod all that. I always
liked Ahern Irish ; sad (irog"ry 10 d" Suffsreis fruen the effect of quinine,
m.rry gamy 17ern.on : Well, as I wed as a newel, for shills fwd fever,
IOW, 1 told him slat I thought el him shield try Aye's Agee Curr. This pre -
• ear sad the bay allowed his temper, paranoo is a powerful tonic, Airily ve-
getable, and without a partite of any
• I bMe it a, lung .s a could. but a noxious drug. Warrented a sere cure
:nether mast be a foul most her only
boy ; so lee* day, as he wouldn't case 4, Tee uster gusto "lieu.
nM I west ep to the ottix and walked
up le tM ink. and I wes going to *cold There was an auction sit use of the
hue,sometlieg owe user me that madeareinwomen,i arecently_
A t,.od in gad-face
the
wd
eek*a n w. lead kissed and
made keep the lean anadd Breed. The loud •Dowd auctioneer tisal-
M4de know
came to a h.t of plain and erenewhat
heads. • were furniture. It bad belonged to the
pale woman end was bang sold to satis-
fy the pledge en it.
One by ons the articles were gold, the
bureau to one, the easy rocker 10 *neth-
er, and the bedstead to the third. Fon-
dly the auctioneer hauled out a child's
heti-chair It woe old and rickety, and
M the wectioneer held it up everybody
kaeghed -everybody incepting the pale
faced woman. A tear triskted down her
st.ek.
The sectio*ser saw it, and somehow a That lszurioua living, "faring sump -
lump seemed to come up in hu throat measly every day," will generally prove
and his gruff voice grew soft. promotive of habits a intemperance,
11. remembered • firth high chair at cannot well be doubted. It is equally
home, and how it had ogee tilled his life
with suosh;ne.
It was empty now. Tee baby laugh,
the two little hands that were ones held
out teerreet "papa' (hem that high. chair
were gone for ever.
He saw the pale -farad woman's piteous
pool, Ont.,
were both
ketdies-
einedies, we
Wild Straw -
relief." 2
OLD.
'.Aad now woo II to, and see F*any,
mal h. ; "and 111 find yet there when I
patss home at night ; and alter • little
minor i said I would gu-sad more
tkse that, I west.
The home was a cunning little place a
meg ur two oat of town, and I must say,
gem very neat outside.
I yang the ball it shoos as it ought
tn. and bsf.:n it stopped tinkling some
um opened the door. It was a pretty
g semis in blue chintz wrapper,
seed whet' I asked her if Sirs Greguq
Hese was M home, she seaweed
•'V.., test a grey name.1 ro been betet l01-
poet tog risks w ago, b
te
than sever
How dd know I was enuring f
I asked, to know bow she kww
me, for we never met before.
"Oh, I1'e know,' said she. "In-
deed. I tad •tic oP my mind you
woeldr. t
I know.
Julies was
taste, bet es
do the
".fit,' 1
'apposite!
"A oat'
betel* Od
make trim
' •T
woeld M
menet ..
ega
told Km
d bad,
ter the
New-
daedtK-
itat
I tq.
is a long way out here,
('o a right up stairs. Mise looks, and knew what it meaat ; knew
yesterday to cult and that in her eye the little rickety high-
chair was more precious than if it had
been made of gold and studded with dia-
monds.
In imagination he Gould see the little
dimpled cherub which it once held, Gould
sea the chubby little fist grasping the tia
rattle -Mux and pousdang the chair fell of
sick. ; ce cid see the little feet which
had rubbed the paint off the legs ; could
bear the crowing and laughing in glee,
sad www -the little high chair was
empty ' He knew then was an whirs;
void iu the pale -faced woman's heart ;
thea was In has own.
"Don't laugh '.• nil the aaetioneer
softly, as somebody facetiously offered
I and if seer m woman had a sixpence, "many of you have little
• t one now. Not a word did ;empty high chain at bogie which sooey
1 wondered if .eemstrssse' would nut tempt you to part with."
It. to work in grosgrain silk , Then he handed the clerk some silver
ads . mere shawl ; and 1 sat down ; out of his own pocket and remarked.
is the . king chair she rave m. and I "Sold to the lady over then," and se
wart t work with • will. I can sew the tale -eased woman walked out, with
wick one, and as for be:ton-holes-- ; the little high -chair e!a.ped in her arms,
not my story. I and tears streaming down her cheeks,
Mil a pretty girt, that 'laughter the crowd stood back twpectfully, and
„esti sof mane, and very chatty and , there was s suspicious meanies ►o the
1 talked a this and I talked eyes of the man who had bid sispence. -
ai disk but not a word did sheof her Detroit Free Press.
sotbd-in Ise. i spoke of peope I had
tc...uerse.a
eaters who ltai 9learrelled with their ,
reagens, bat eke &fi not tell me that is nearly always induced by neglecting to
her bs.band s sorest had gaarnUSIi I keep the bowels reeul.r, and is also a
frequent eeriest to dyspepsia or indigos -
mei him. ti
At last I spoke right oat shoat taoth- I on. it.gal.te the sWgiach and bowels
it law. I said by using Diedrick Blood Bitters, which
"Alere• rsle, mothers-in-law ani lamb' is oscula 111 promptly relieve sod alti-
Mee -in-law don't agree." safely cure the wore* eases of eonettpe-
dim seid, "That's a very wrong state lig'. 2
of thirst..'
'•Well,'. said I. "1 suppose it is ; but
ens do ye wxoeat for it 1"
"i suppose young people an mash
when they aro tint in lore," middle.
"slid forget old i • (relieve"
It was an 'newsy I did not eeriest.
•'T: is plain rev an tee aedly with your
Bothe -in law," said I.
"1 awn sate I shoeld be if I had ever
A Peel aesgaber.
"Late last fall I was laid up ir. bed
three days with • very seven attack of
olurrL.ca yowl vomiting. Nutting bene-
fited me aunt 0y aerehbor, Mrs Dun-
ning. reeoo►mended I)r Fcwlwr's Extract
of Wild Strawberry, and brought one •
half trete, which she had in her huuse.
la three hours the visioning wee stopped,
and I was able to sit lop by night. 1
would not now skink of Ding any other
midi see." Columbus Hopkins, Hassii-
sou, Out. '2
Meld by "lasses.
Wo will call him Jim, for I do not re-
member his name. He had 1•»t all re- 1
apectabdity and was • common getter
drunkard. Iles family had disowned
him and would not rsa.gnize him white
they met hint. Occasionally he would
get'* job at the stables where Dr Davis
kept his horse. One morning the Dr
laid his bend on his shoulder add said
•'Jim. I wish you would gine up the
drink."
There was something very like a .lev-
er ..f the man's lips as lie answered :
-'If I thought you eared, 1 would ;
but then u • great gulf between you and
me. "
"Neve I made any gulf, Jim 1 Think a
rnenrent before yea answer."
"No -you haters t."
"If you had been a millionaire, ooald
I have treated yuu more like a mind -
rams ? •
••N.►, you onaldn't•'
' Ido care, Jim."
"Say it agate. won't you T'
"I do care. Jim," with a WAIN' .i1i111w
emphasis on the Jim.
Dr Devi•, I'll revise triesh-gelietber
drop of liquor as long as I lira" eve e's
my hand us it."
This was fifteen ysrs age; .tad "Jim"
u t.day the respectable Mr. .
Saved by a kind word ! Will yuu make
en effort this week to wee sense one by
kindness f -Christian Advocate.
"I bate taken, within the past year.
several bottles of Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
sad find it admirably adapted p, the
needs of an impoverished system. I am
convinced that this preparation, as a
blood purifier, is unequaled." -C. C.
Dane, Tutor Congregational church,
Andover, Me.
frisker, asl Msaaeress.
*5. J. U. ULMAPOSD.
el find as much as we can
g between n*."
hought. Then I said, "I
bevittg a dress made I
d she ; "skirt, overskiit.
elman. I do hope yea
tun boles."
hope I do,- said I. "I
ashamed cf myself if I
can't ;" said she ; "but I
n.•s to send mean experiens-
she said there was no bet -
sensor. •
began to understand. My
law took me for • seamstress
-FAT fever is • tyed..f catarrh having
peculiar .ymptn1a. It is atteedad iy an
uatlail od condition of t!:e lin tom mete•
brans of the no.trils, tear -ducts and
threat, affecting the lungs. An acrid
mucous is secreted ,the discharge i.ace, m -
panted with • burning sensation. There
are severe spasms of she:diog, frequent
attacks of headache, watery and inflam-
ed eye*. Ely's Cream Balm u a reme-
dy that can be depended upoo. lOcts.
at druggists ; by wail, registered, GOcts.
Ely Brothers , Druggists, Owego, New
York. 1T
$troxr)r. C.txc. -Three egos ; one sup
*agar ; one tableepouotal sweat milk ;
013e CUp sifted dour ; une t+aap.wnful
bailee powder use %esepewsfe' lentos
extract, idake in shallow pans. Frust,
and while the frosting is sett mark off
tete two inch squares w;;ere it a t, be
cot, and in the center of each square
place the ball of a bele nut. This is
nice for -company tea.
Csnw.Cnnw.-Ten gallons of donee
tomatoes : one large cabbage ; one green
green peppers ; one dozen red peppers:
one dozen onions : cl .p each separately
and mix thoroughly. Put a layer of salt
and a layer of the mixt-ire ; put in a bag
and let drain over night. Squeeze dry
with the hands an the morning. pat into
• eish,enver with cold rmegar,leave stand
six hours and squeeze again. Turn from
the beg int•, a dish end add one cup
mustard seed, three tablespoonfuls
celery .fed, ore of mux, three ..f all-
spice, a quart of grated horseradish, sod
mix well. Take vinegar enough to
atter, add a pound ••f sugar, bud and
pour boilio,e Lct over the pickle.
Swirls Temper.
A matter not unworthy of remark is the
is the almost untvt:sl claim lard to that
sapwood to be undesirable possession,
a quick temper. •'I have a frightfully
quick temper is an amertioo often
made without any sign of regret, other
with evident self -complacency. And
how often, when, with the inteuttot of
saying something pleasing, we remark
true that what we may call artihctal cook- , upon the sweetness of • friend's dispose
ery will produde the same effect The tion to the friend in person, are we met
spaces, pungeute, and irritant& in Rene- f with the reply. "t ►.y, you're suite mistak-
ral, not only teed to deprave the testa, en I'm one of the ol5ickeet-tempered peo-
preemies' the way for intemperance by : ple in the world given in a tone that
producing morbid appetites, but create does not imply modest deprecation of a
an unnatural thirst, • thirst which is the compliment, but a decided souse a snap -
most uatnrall grattfted by the use of in-
tocicanta Hence we shall 6od that
boys fed in this way during the early
part of life more generally become intem-
perate than those who have become sc-
awtused to a more abstemicus style of
living. The most unfavorable conse-
quences follow such artificial cookery,
added W the excessive nae of animal
food, pork, atom especially. After the
tastes have been vitiated in this way, contrary, acanrislenon,tering is my favor-
s/ter the irritants have so blunted the I its occupation.' At least no one would
mousibilities, that water -the natural I give either of these answers in the seri-
drink of man and beat -i• insipid, un• I nes way in which the claim to the pts- ,
satisfying it is perfectly natural that seinen of • Act temper is made. May
predated merit.
Now this willingness--eegerneae, it
may even, without exagieerauon, be call-
ed -to be cow -toted of what is acknow•
ledged to be a fault, strikes one as a
curious anomaly. No cne wound answer,
if told, "You are very truthful,'- "Oh,
n o, Ieo • constant liar ;" nor if crimple
' seeded upon consistent attention to her
own business, would respond. "On the
BOOTS& SHOES
E: DOWNING'S:
We bar. mode eatra°rdlrary peepaesttuna for • a rousing tall 54Oo ldntCr trade. Wer LAM .11
THE LATEST STYLES
in low-priced goods, as well OS t.
THE FINEST GOODS MANUFACTURED 1
W. arc justly called the leaden in
LOWT PRICES
alylw all variety of goods. Olre me a ca!1 and 1 wi'I show you
The Largest Stock of Boots and Shoes of every De-
scription, Rubbers, Overshoes, Felt Boots. Lun;-
bermens' Stockings, etc., to be found in Western
Ontario.
WTLey are all bones/ al close priceefur east, and wt11 be soli at *small advance ea eget.
E. DOWNING,
Craw's fi.ck.Gr. Rae' et. sad duuare.
THE CITY LAUNDRY
I beg to infests t>tke public test the City laundry busiress which
has been carried on in Goderich, since last I!ebruary, has been leased
to a new manage.feut, the former Proprietor; although doing a good
business having been forced to relinquish the work, .wing to -ill
health.
Two first-class Laundry hands have teen, secured, and
tory in every respect will be Guaranteed.
For rates and iluali4. of work apply to.
sati4fac-
J. S. VIDEAN,'-
Manager.
City Laundry. O* rich. Sept, ttth. t>�.
2171.31.
MISS GRAHAM
HAS OPENED OCT HER
N=W SHOW-
-OF—
MII DIN EJi
7
and has the latent styles in SHAPES AND TRIMMINGS.
As usual her rates are most reasonable, and she invites the Ladies
of Golerich and vicinity to call and examine the styles and prices.
ftemembar the Millinery rooms on the 4euare. neat to Acheson t Cole. 1171
There is no V stake About it
The public verdict is that ALEX. MUNRO has the
right Goods, right prices and in the right time.
I want to emphasize the fact that I study the re-
quirements of my customers, and have trade a special
effort this season to procure everything New, Useful and
Fashionable that is worth having.
I make no specialty of low lines of Goods, I aim at
keeping good articles, and at pricers commensurate with
quality.
11f brevity is the soul of wit, I will not exhaa.4t
patience by particularizing particulars, but will merely
say that in all departments there will be found a choice
sums drink of sore fiery nature should there o:,t be, underlying this ince ons assortment.
demanded. deanded. These drinks more genie tency and explaining it, a misconception 1
ally .aerate •certain per Beat of alcuhel. I the ay nsn of
ted1Tomnm dhundsiALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. AND STRICTLY USE PNKCK:
the way befog prepared by the use of
ale, purer, and the whale range of
beers. Weil. itis true that those who
really relish plain and simple food, with
no /,teat display of rich gravies and irri-
tating sauces, are in but little denser of
becoming drunkatde, it is unwise in
mothers w so feed their children with
spites, and irritants, radishes, sod rte
like, a• to destroy the keen relish fur
water, plain food like bred and the
fruits. It should be remembered that
such article+ as mustard, capable of
blistering the surface of the arm, cannot
but prove baronial to the sensitive costa
of the stomach, predates, • vitiated
state of the digestive organs preparing
the way, as be been stated, for degrad-
ing habits.
1f we dd to this harmful onokery the
ate of intotioant■, as brandy in mit Ss
pies, sautes, cake. pudding., the tearing
in the direetien of &s set eeat is carried
still farther. It is diarist% to O0neeirs
how an intelligent and thntsgbtfut Chri.-
l.asdles esM sesem..4.
The Hi`hlandeend Hebrides are the
Mimes of ruinanoe. There is • tested
for almost every step you take. Bet the
etaelest of these ate not so cruel as, and
*Ore have the pathos of, the tales of
their owe and their fathers wronn aid
wntelmeoee which the people WWI to-
day. The old stories of the btttleIl.N,
seen her." sad of Blah meeting elan in deadly duel.
"01, thea. I have liven raimnfo.rwo.d," Iensu gives way to stories of the clearing
mid T. "7 was loM fest Mr Grapey i of the land that the laird or the .trent/°"
B ay we• the aim of Mn may who leve might leave his shootisig and fishing ..
on stmt." I well se his crepe At fin( the people
"That 1fri perfectly tree, bet dill we 'meld not nederstawd it. Th, evened
hate never met." I went to tie laird, as they would hese'
"flow neve" !" .•int I. "rye heard goo., of old, and asked 'nor a new home.
she was • very geese old lady--Aed what was the swim1 "1 am not
YOU havee't heard the truth. thee," the father of your family." And thea,
said me d•ugbtee Ilene "My keg- when hishte.ed wose5 ran and bid
band'. ienther is • awry Ilse wiliest in themselves at his enmisg, Its broke the
ev.try rivet. Bel 'bon my hothead
told her eeuldetly that be ea* going 10
• girl she serer esu, tit►. wee r'
tsesl y startled, and add seas. 'little
serer se, knowing 1 was fresh fns
bn•rdiag school and w ,ebd
ogl ysd Oren, &al *owebae Mea e*
able trait seems to be the onteome of
'many very admirable qualities. Te 10
hot-tempered means,inferentimll,,in such
ALEX. MUNRO
mental vocabularies, to be generous, and 2'61- Draper and Haberdasher.
large -mind, and unselfish, and -after a
little lapse of time-forgitine. But I
maintain that it means exactly the reverse
of all then things. If a man he eu►ek-; THE LA.TES
tempered if he Rive way to anger pitch I
ly and unrighteous', (for I leave out of
T NEWS OF WAR
the question entirely that righteous i —ZT—
wrath which rises for good reason on'y,
and is quite • dtffereot matter from tem-
per) he is genernas, fee he shows no re -
//lord foe the comfort of those *round hit
he is not selfish, fir it is safe to say t
in nine cases out of ten, if sot teen out of Where you can get all your old Sewing Machines repaired
ten, his fury i. kindled by some fancied
and Made as good as new, having obtained a first-class ma-.
alight to himself, and is allowed to blaze Cltanist.
simply as an illumination in homer of hr -
self-esteem ; he is not fur'givin.. because.
though he may recover ,/sickly fro i• 'hart ee Moderate. All work warranted. Bring along
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aberration, lewd soon be perfectly urban* your old awing Machines. Give me a Call.
t0 the whilota victim of it, the rotor- , , ..,
tea .other, after having taken the teas Minn is simply fo.reetfalness, and to fnr-
pestes pledge, tan use say d these in-' get the injury inflected upon another by
toxicants is her cookery. It is difficult t his awn hasty words is by rest Means -
to onaotive of any valid risme for their synonymous with 1,rypicet) of injuries - _—
ase, sines it will sot be claimed by the he heelball may have L
intelligent that they add a.v element of I .11, he is not large -minded.
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that the women who has elver • been w t1g i.udeastiots o(a len ited sntsllcasegsese •
edthef f e be000 or ibe sed a leek of mental goickneea if the
larl] relish the flavor ghat he these,' point
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slit►• dnae will presents that the yeas[ point its SIM naivetes this tespK i
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d will admire theArend tad it episode peed
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Iasf. ri( milder drink. will not parties mewl large child
wi m re , e.
ja gt>rtai Anwev°r, that just to the sz gsnekly-iw lo dash of thnwtht-lke
(slit that the tut �
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e of these is roe bent wool& M averted. -2•101
tktel relished atter the trainees' of • few Atlantic.
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months -tie feet being all the more of - - wt ��11eaaa
est 11.4)50* of their proswtee, a we..sAsl wawa• Mag do�nawaeya
ld itsfesperanea will M s element
The latest organ, and new that p!•ls civ .elAre of titlem eal�/�d,
btwgi. Aisne/II r • poises., low ebwtent trrlli rt est the health of the Tim �+ ter easel �, ow M1dr 1e(1rt, (le-im►
fimtelge M the here t►mtMi•atio5, wi b tM fiver. Tf torpid nee in i
)sobs they left bytha well or ton feta it 10111 '� .set r
•`freds the sloth's ..chitg on the heath roe", um sa o. vitiatl.g jousts, whets - they whole system Meomes d taeased.
lee. 414 w tie row'. thetesdvss have et nitre es • Ariel', or *feed, OM Gill- ili. Oh,ue's L,o.r Cure i. own ,peeiall
We "its these and similar ways be emu t.adeney liaise to /read.• else.!- tet Liver and Kidney disown. s.d 'e
ettelssdwdl in olesei� t * til spp.titea. Ooaeekatiosa and (Are- t,Mi to eon. It cipe haat arrd
felan'l :11**",..." nomas es i*hI1'1* 10 1111 , hevs •111 de wd1 to give 11115 : � w `L &44 ny •S «tl� m
mtterbig Nes over the bee d lbs Nebjest their prayerful atls*ti.A
(sable Pt'r "notal LOte core.
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