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THE SIGNAL: GODER1C11s ONT. THURSDAY. FFBRUARI 4, 18,1
3
MANY A1IFE'
As bees sewed prompt pot w d
I Ayer's Pals. travrian b lead ger
w sire n.Ne to ism ftgai ee oar ot1Mt
derangements of the oaseaeh and bards
which, If neglected. bad to askew we end
dim rasa aoaspnesess- The reestenre
mean of concedes diem evils le the see
d 'Age" Catheetle Pleb. The pre
dant edlla fmaelm �w ea MM �see N
era .I mnM
l his ahsoeer M wfihoat
• wagsig Of chess P11L. Though pomp
slat estegellit he e/eelikee Ayer's Palls
bee* ne ties rode
MeletaYe a1N gt � timid the salad
ger11� }elei ring. athomeet
▪ .let mI
at { Merew w
bre= scute ds se nines
nes I beim to tab Ayer's
sad meta the bowels recovered
*dr eaters' and regular soden, so diet
now Ieat W
Excellent
hrellk."-Hes. IF Clark, Tewksbury,
Meatietiblinfth
mai ami r meths* off es efts of osir
It:
ber a , elless resoled_ a he
bete been In ses 1* -11
eve. and hem gime uavetylas eeiYis
des. We have found these ea seedbed
monody for colds add 1We ins ."-
W. R. Woodson, Fort Worth. "MS.
"!tot several years I have Mint
imon Ayers Pills than upon
Mee lu the medicine chest. M
wasbowets aldol those of the sopa.
Pills are net severe in 'OP
Um. but do their work t . I
have used them with good_ IR
the cure of r
Mee, sad dyspepsia." -
Steamship Felicia, New Y
I have found Ayer's OMkmek Pills
to be a better family medicine for cos.
mon use than any other pill, within may
knowledge The) are act only very
effective, but safe and filmset' W take
-qualities which mn.t snake them
valued by the public." -Jules Hanel.
Perfumer, Philadelphia, 1'a.
Ayer's Pills,
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edit ky s'1 DeeiesS ` lldhlseF
SHILOH'S
CONSU N PTION
CURE.
!HORSE TRADING TRICKS.
TW GREAT COUJII CURE. E. neon.
al CONSUMPTION CURE, is without s par-
Ikl in the hi.t..ry of medicine. All emit
t •uthorired to sell ::.n a ;locative gasmen*,
test that no other cure can successfully stead
(yes have a Coed I., Sore Threat, or Bronchitis,
se it, for it will core you. 1f your child ha
he Croup, or WIloo tn; C.rlgb, ex it pr°mpdy,
ad relief ft sure. li crow dread that iaadtam
Beast CONSUMI'TiON, Cos./PO, ;.1 use it, n
rill art you or met titithin!'. AS pm
haggle for SHILOH'' CURE.. Price to eta.,
o ds. and $i.00. U your Logs are sore as
back lame, use STti'u!t', Pa:txs 11meg. se eta
PATENTS!
SWEATS. TIAME SARIS AID C3P1*4CNTS
Obtained. mid an businesin the L'. s
ORce attended to 01 MoliBRATX v'I.:ti. ten
Our °ince is opposite the U. 8. Patent Of -
k., sad w t sac obtain Patents Is Isla dim.
y0 those neons from WASHINGTON.
awed MODAL OR DRA WINO. W. W
viseas to .rteatabunY free or charge;and
make C
we ke . O) CHARON L LPJ S WIOB-
TAIN PA TNNT.
Vie refer, hers, to the Postmaster, the au
e
rf)oe Order Div.. and to otlltale of the
Palest
Draw sad ref.sS e•cto actual 01.3015 In your
Dema State or County. write to
C • Sema s ere..
newts Palest 011es W.ski.gumeleC
trot
GENERAL afif leTA t IG.l ATTACHING
TO ba:i...tre OF HOR81ES-
0."nae. seed *seem Meshed& ei tiy'v.ee
rues triol Reese- .w Smith Ase flood
.a/ a iota M.r... Coated- A few Other
D..epmees fr.etesd.
That "s mos who hos . bores to sell be -
enema ae eves • ,etpioose character,' is
n ow • wen -wets alias, enol it has not be -
coins se wiliest ere caw, for, of al
Osage. N. hear trade sem to be the one
in which • anis eoeniise 4 is mos 'gaily
le maga set be.epp..gt1 th ni aDl iambus are
digitised, het the Monts lens a rboe se
eebmgany
w
g ad great thea it is busily en ao
army oetio..der
b. !lacy eiders in Y.g
hones have to r.b for faxen sake w •
great extent on the neon osis* h. .f
their t--r..sol area basset se any
other tradesman, for 41enpp a
"wrests u." by mi.tak.-.ad Ni.t•hm
say be testis by the beat judges they nas-
ally send it to ors of the nunanws •uostion
marts, or cell it to • dealer in Imus clam
h.,1 ma. flu prefereac. to risking their reps-
teams.
Huth h-prtoed berme are ale generally
e uurtued by the buyers veterinary sur
grew, so Haat deception Is not so easy as in
those sales which are effected without sack
an eramimmtion.
The bewail clam of dealer*, often known
so the "forty thieves,.' who deal in very
sheep hereon, or "screws," an generally lay
bet small claim to honesty.
Mg are to be (Dread et an the fairs.
and their tricks are as oemueus and to-
leiosm as they are, in sissy semen
enrol.
Ry them old horse are rejuvenated be
groat variety ut was. one of the ensmomemt
}ppeerbaps betas "puffing the biim," thea is,
flli.g up the hulloes which are to be found
above all old horse' eyes, by pricking the
skin and blowing air into the loose tissues
underneath, thus giving them the full
appearance of youth.
The teeth, which ecoid at once betray
the animal'. one, sr, ••biaboled. ' This
is accomplished by first gouging out the
tenter of each front tooth, and then
burning round the side ot,tbe hollow so
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
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NERVE
BEANS
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(1OD6ltICH BY F. II. JORDAN.
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SOME SVNONYM8.
1e. Wooden' .r the tt0.gn.a 43ig..Se
lie si.4.d.
The w.tAr.olws e. the English leaguer
meet appear moot formidable to • i•eeseeser.
One d them baking ata pioten et • sam-
ba d vowels said: "Bea what • look of
ships!" He was told teat • flock or ships
was called • fleet, a.d that a fleet of sheep
woe called a luck.
Aad it was added doe hie guidons in
masa rug the intriactm of oar iange•ge
that a fedi of gime is called • bevy, and
• bevy of wolves u called • peek, sad •
peek of thieves r called • gang, .ad • pus
el angels is called • Met, .ad a host of ppoerr
pear s called • shoal, and • shoal of ba( -
hies is called a herd, aid . herd of child-
e.n s aalbd . trap, end • troop of part-
ridge@ is celled • covey, •sol • covey of
Mashes r called • galaxy, bad • galaxy of
mesas is called • lords •sol . horde of
wbhl•h a called a hap, and • heap eif oxen
is tolled • drove, and • drove of blackguards
r tolled • mob, and a mob d whiles s
ed a 'shod, a.d • school of worshipper* is
celled • congregation sed a coagreg.tloe et
:more v called a corps, and • corps of
rubbers is called • baud, end a band of lo-
oses s celled • ewers., and • swarm d
people ea celled • orad."
new tes.tms Mews Is obtained.
The prepared's sod to produoe what we
can "v ocmati.s" ls know" among medical
men as emcees* vires, to produce which it u
nscemery to $o Ierosgh • surgical opera
ties, the subject being a young .-ow or even
• calf. After scarifying the belly ..f the
animal ithe parte "having previously been
shaved), the wound is inoculated with virus
from an animal already w use. A sore u
thus formed without luting injury to the
beast, and after a week or fou days a thin
resod matter begins to flow irons the
abrasion. This pin or matter is the vaccina
virus of commerce. Goose quills, which
have been scrape.! with a knife until they
presort a rough exterior, are rubbed in this
virus.
The virus from one .brapo0 u sullicteut
to coot 10,000 quills, which after beteg so
prepared, aro terhnieally called "points."
these points when ready for shipment. look
very much like ordinary goose quills, the
viro. coating not being visible to the naked
eye.
There are several persons in the United
States who make it a business to supply the
formed with • bot rented ire, to blacken ,est of humanity with vaccine virtu. (bre
reeroble come the
and make it of thee recctrte farms a at the Agricul
natural. food stained cavity of the young tur.l College, Columbus• 'J.: another at
hueas a If If the us(ortunsto ere.Wre E•, da Lac, Win.: the third, and also the
happeoa to be deficient in his "wtn.1• ,of,e t flu the world, io New Jerre], the
helix lard and shot are pouted down his I .,1 "f Dr. F A. Lewim. - tit. Loon
threat to care 6101 temporarily until the de Repproain,
sired sale has been effected.
A stylish laking, vicious bone is
worth • large amount of mosey to these I it% Osetisate Waimea.
unscrupulous men. A powerful seda-
tive a given to hien, and while under its
Maumee be is generally perfectly do-
cile, and often finds • ready sale. When
a likely buyer is booked. some number of
the gang, often elaborately gut up to play pert, ert, strolls up, pretends to take a fancy
to the horse, and makes a bid for him,wben
the dope, afraid of losing a ood bargain -
for the horse appears to be worth more
than is being asked for him gs.erally con-
cludes the purchase, paving ou the spot or
in some neighboring tavern. in cash ; checks
are not liked by these gentry, or, if the
,..c meet must be by check it u se once
seabed.
'tele bone u u taken to hnew borne,
and the following day when the effects
of the drug have passed off, and the
pen haler has found to W sorrow how
he has been taken in, another of the gang.
who, up to this tune, has no* been seen in
the trana•ction. culls to inquire if then are
any horses ou sale, and generally succetdsups
in baying the useless animal lack s, at
a t sacrifice of course.
in this way the gang often keep the same
horse in their possession for months.
On the other hand, it • horse seems to be
dull and spiritless, • pin sometimes 6xed1
in the front of the saddle in such • manner
that the rider by leasing n
ing forward ca
just cause it to prick the animal's
withers ; and here we have • spir-
ited horse at once, a little 'cap
judiciously smeared on the bit giving the
foam, mouth so much admired by some ;
A hors lame, say of one fore leg, wi11, in
trying to spare himself pain, drop heavily
em the healthy one, thus giving a decided
sed at each step, esti betraying htmeelf at
awn; but tbts "dropping" or sodding" u
prevented by a process known as 'boasting;
that is paring away the horn at the top of
the healthy- foot. until the sensitive struc-
tures beneath are almat exposed; the shoe pres
u then fitted so es to s on tions put, sr
a piece of thin non u introduced, and lbs
horse naturally goes lame, or feelingly d
Loth lege, his actino being short and rather
stilt? but with no decided drop as before.
White lags sad hair ere dyed, false tails
adjusted. sad cavities in the hoof, sect as
"sand cracks" and "false quarters are
filled up with gutta perches en neatly as to
render detection difficult, the feet beteg of-
terwar1 blacked over with • mixture of tar,ew
oil and lampblack, or more eomouly the
animal a walked through • muddy pias,
which effectually hides rt
their ai•tio week
and arouse no los.
II the poor begat has one
book Isp•rined), um method is to all�t-
ly brutes the other heck, on the sat of
the .p•vin, with • small wooden sodded, or
some such inatramest, u order to cause the
skis ami tissues beaseth to swell and make
the two books appear of the sans rise; and
is one Dame, *bent the bock hal been epee.and•on for stearin, sad • small sear left,
the w
,
the dealer deliberately cut the skim front
tsr downards an each or two, and
whoa the wound healed op, add the horse,
b
telling the buyer • aa •ed plausible
story d how the hone had been emelt is
soots wire teasing sad had tors tits Ala •
at
Thee ate may • few of the dsoopei ms
practised. -The Rader sad Driver.
Toronto
House
IS THE LtADiNO
DIT GOODS 1111111101.
THE LATEST AND BENT
peopre.
FILI� Alil !LNTER
GOODS
NOW, ON ViEW.
P. ODEA,
litsa�a�ef.
There is • flour of a 4 iloucestershire
scold whose obstinate disposition detied the
ducking stool. After the first "sousing" m
the village horse pond. her husband ex-
claimed: "Mollie! Mollie: Wool thee pro-
mise 1 never to scold at 1 •solo'•' As soon
as Mollie recovered her breath she replied
in • tbunderin` voice of mo n,.ents: '•No,
1 won't do within' o' tk' sort!' Mollie bad
another *Dose, and the husband met
the same acrimonious response to his axi
interrogates. The sousing was repeated,
but Mollie oontinurd to be deletes end
co.tamaciuus. "Yon may drown I,"
shouted Mollie, "but I wool Dever give i.."
They did not nm the risk of drowning
Mollie, but released bier, for the hnstan.I
was convinced that she would "rather
drown than refuse to wag her red rag at
un" wheoever she felt inclined to do so. It
did not Lure yfollie. She botanist as great
• avoid as ever she had been liefure her public
••.ousetg.. Some years after that entice/
pwnisbmeat the lord of the mason met John
.t • court lest and Inquired: ••Well, John,
bow does Mollie get on with her scolding ' '
"Oh, 'squire, her be nearly i.•ured on't "
"Did the ducking -stool do that Summar
"Oh, no. 1 let ber jaw on as Zoog as she
liked. 1 ged her no back answers. I wit
quiet and blotted me bocce, anti her soon
.Iropt her s nlding And be how :is good a
woman as they be made." -National Re-
view.
era
"111111
c smoothly, ••A\Mby." • .aauaestal peens in
• publioothly, 'tis a d pease
is the household." A rough -looking mon
at the hank d ems the ruon• was sto he
sodding bis bead repeatedly is mower to
the omit onset.
"You tial it so, do yes set, my fr'iead"
said the speaker. uss
"That i do." answered On roe esu.
"I'll tell yen just how it is en Whvs wee
first .oriel my wife used semstim. M
Irma ns • blew, sed .hen i bad hep$w
her a whipping."
And now ei s sal abased r
-Tse: us. yeses ease anoint r1
Mows!"
WHITMAN'S RELIGION.
THE CHILDLIKE FAITH OF THE HOPE-
FUL BINDER.
Rt.
Usioureeving Metter Is Ualrereai 4sn-
..erWtar aid a retaiea4 re.ltalsa Am -
brooms tie tettre o.1..ree-Tae Redly
Owed a. Rla-W.rainp out the rrea-
t.e.11.11es
.area of the Desstni.a. '
The Statistical Year (look of Outside,
the atatieteal branch of the Department of aro nerely to he thesymbol of that 'Tri•
umphan• Ihmcerscy ' whirls u to htdssa tis
"I was casuist lie die," declared Wale
Whitman to as ietimate Meal, standing
at his bedside a law days ego, "but you
sad the doctors wouldn't We me .tel sow
that yon levo no. here yet alive. what see
you guaug w do cavi
me •"
l'he apertocle os' Iho hopeful onager. lying
thus patiently wading for the final sues -
moms which shall sod the sad, hng.rtag
struggle with death, has awakened a public
Stores to learn what religious belief hears
amp die poet's soul in this critical period of
s.1.cisg and of calm watching for the cue
of exit from the stage of lite. Hie all -em-
bracing Itbstality, as molested to his works,
has sensed many to view the singer of
"Loaves of Grass" as • materialist. His
well-known friendship for Colonel Hobert
J. Digerati! has induced some to regard him
even as an atheist.
Tad tr,IT a 1AIT0
''Walt Whitman is not by u) loans an
atheist, ' empbati,ally stated oda of his
most tutunato friends last evening. -He
admires Ingersoll. but he diffete with hem
upon the question of immortality. logs'ee
0.11 himself due not day the fxreihtlity
.,1 Immortality. He supply denies that
there u any evideine suffteeent to warrant
one w asserting its truth. N•I.itman. os
the contrary, is p. •Polecat believer in uni-
versal immortality. He feels toaviucal of
an after -state, but what kiid of s state
that is to he, he doe sot pretend 10 re-
alise.
%Vhittttan believes ire God. He uses
that term to express the ilea, but has
often said, '1 hesitate to use thrl
Mat it be interpreted as a Presbytcrisii. or
Methodist. or other church t:tel. 11is
religious belief is Pantheism : not the l'au-
theum of Spinosa, w hich was hatbemati-
al, but the Pantheism of the poet He
feels that all creauoo is submerged, con-
tained, in t:od, who is manifest In all
things. He does not resort to logic. His
w
"German
Syrup"
The majority of well-read phys-
icians now believe that Consump-
tion is g germ disease. In other
words, listead of being in the con-
stitution itselrit is caused by ipnu-
merable small creatures living in the
lungs having no business there and
eating them away as caterpillars do
the leaves of trees.
The phlegm that is
coughed up is those
parts of the Lungs
which have been
gnawed off and destroyed. These
little bacilli, as the germs are called,
are too small to be seen with the
naked eye, but they are very much
alive just the sante, and enter the
body in our food, in the air we
breathe, and through the pones of
the -I-:u. Thence they get into the
blood and finally arrive at the lungs
where the; fasten and increase with
frightful rapidity. Then Gernian
Syrup comes in. loosens them. kills
them, expells them, heals the places
they lease, and so nourish and
soothe that, in a short time consump-
tives become germ -proof and well. ff
A Germ
Disease.
reltgtou u a subtle, omnipotent sympathy
wit t the omnipresence of God. By ala ; f
term diol, be understands no trod of dog.
ma or creed, but with that the defisitioo
mutt rest.
AVM hr
AT[NTSCtA_
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NIPPYY IO T
S. eta
Wier IMAsow' w Welole .
b� s sodas, Orem er Amon 10 do
cirn�e Araerican
A M'T•H AND 4C.tltaa .MYTW'aY_ sem be
"Whitman's father was a rationalist of
the Thome. Payne school. yet a friend of
groes Hicks. Whitmire ought he styled •
radical Hick.ite. He has called hintonlf,
owing to hu maternal descent from the
Van Hellon, 'a mixture of Druck and
Quaker.' He nes, in my spino", been
tittle influenced by books, in comperutm
with his own vigorous, un•onveutiowal
mind. Still, the writings of Emerson and
the Transcendentalists -nave no doubt been
appreciated by him. and his hoorite,ht-
losopber u Hegel. His 'After Reading
Hegel' gives a glimpse at his religious view,
too, does the close of his 'Sons of My-
' He ie well versed in the hra,kr
of scienoe, and Dr. Rriuto. ad-
mires 'enthusiesu.xlly his 'Den& Square.'
Bat, ea to his views concerning the relatiou
of natter and mind, he bas had no creel.
To -Jay he Might feel impreae with the
domrsancy of ma4Wr, to..1orrotr�pith the
mastery of mind. \
"He has held the body to be sacrd
rhe old schools and the Christian .rets
have cultivatod the deepest contempt for
Oa body. N'Iitnan has',regarded it as
sacred, and has suuw the ficationt of ln.dy
as well as the free.fon, of mink Isvii he
has apprehended as a o on.li .ion,taut does
not believe un an ultimate evil, Which is
contrary to law feelings concerning 1:od.
Hes pantheism embraces the entire
eerie.
W011111 :33: nt•T 1.trees rlm,at.ir.
"With Hegel le believes in the universa-
tility of progress, and that all are helping
to work oat the problem of life. He has
found this spirit of good evo;uting every-
where, in the Oriental and Greek as well
mutinied by Mr Sydney 1 D Roper, of u the Teutoetc race., and 'These States'
Agnc.lture, peon the tot.! area of the Do- whole world. Alluding to the Christian's
doctrine of inspiration, esrrowed to their
own liable, Nhitrnart has said, 'Why all
this talk about the Inspiration of the Scrip-
tures' Man wrote them, and man .Ai.
write more. He has potentiality enough
for any number of Scnptur..' He has de-
clared that he was always discovering upon
his walks 'letters dropped by God,' not
mala ossa y he
goaded on, in so far as wounded by the always
t pal knowledge of the iHM 1 itself themost
poem gerograpeh edg
minion at 3,4,S6,3n3. In this estimate 140,-
716 square miles are assigned to water an 1
3,313,64i to land surface. The table which
yields this total u said to be an entirely
new one, laving been specially prepared, at
the request of the compiler of the Year
Book, b the Topographical Survey branch
of the merit of the Interior. •'The
.esenres re all, " we are told, "been only here and there, bet everywhere and
and checked, and may be de-
u rel. expresses in mn.
0.amtey. bio change well be made in theme umcireumecnbed, unconditional love for his
fella he' mgs Cnmradeehip is the bard
figures unless based epee new "'fere/wile°." of his sonf. Ata dinner in this city he de -
As them is • Testis' on which there has clams •t1. due all on shipboard together,
beer • good e.1 of disoesion and much and all bond Inc one port. Either we will,
all together, .me. at that pert or all musk
together.'
He was greatly pleased with CoL Inger-
soll's recent letter, in which Ingersoll
wrote: 'Perhaps the end of the journey is
the beat. Perhaps the sod of this journey
elle for insomnia ere Nay numefo.., m] be bat the beginning of another and •
and before say man could try them .11 he better journey.' Philadelphia Record
would be asleep forever. A way for putting --- ----
young children to slap is of Spanish oatgin. Dr. hiss...t IA. ,tele.
It requires that the tack from the neck to This is not the legitimate time to atop
*Kitt be gently rubbed. the legitimate progress of theological invos-
n much in the Chinese theory that option and eience. Surely, the great
wake(almess on
will be dispelled when e rids Presbyterian (Murch of the United Seats
the Med of every thoughtwhateroev.r. =tens
room and to spare for such
A .ueiciae during s severe illness trade sidrosrs as Dr. Briggs. She it orthodox
his wife play the scale op and down on a sad oaaservative e.ougb, and can afford to
.mall organ. Orton after be was asleep he be telersat and liberal without running as
'meld start sligbIIy and then ung what had tisk. Rhe W too smell Midterms,as
pot him to sleep. ss, sad solid piety to he thrown her
Horace, is his satins, recommends swim- Wawa. (1.ri.tras ..,bees who come."
' mires the Tiber three tinea ' Sir These. faith with learning and critical ability are
Browne was aoe.st0sed to repeat some etre and row mare seeded than ever, to
of°setae" h Franklin took d t• the Sc 'pt f traditional
difference of opinion, it is satisfactory to re-
mains this assurance from what we may r
lard se the highest offlciai and professional
.sthonty.
inures for aMe�Nneenewe.
Maijgastu, rn D tImir.
spatted
sellar sever hm• gees whom Um' arson
is takes d behove the milk r weir, kept
m srwd
wares end ehladethe . t.ilk W
Awkward is it, say b.f.re 14 be.,. ld
'pA4.eeeks sever, brise washing is • grrt .id
s. ., b
revies thefes U the batter is wombed
p
at the grass's, eta. etwith seaeklenh4
wswt..
ter, theYliaedtss will es
aid me gravity te
thee epeeke sod, if the baNu is 1eebala•
d ..
ler Sn.o.estd, the epeewe se
e at with the water, whit bt spas es `ken
ellipses fosses. brides b the items telt
e n air bath. Sir Joke Sinclair coasted, embarrassments such as the Uses of •
Sir r John Renese, when p
enged upon Mors/ inspiration or dictation, and t •b-
blic works, newer went to steep sail
verses • oto ru 1r* ren Meg
N Scriptures from
he
sobs iserrasey of the original setegrephs
►ie `sad had been combed and g.atly r.►bd which nobody hes ever sees or will "tw-
it • soft heed. Gentle sneezes is the spa for they w irretrievably lest. They are
a�r tem .
sad plain whtrlewem. feed hew Loins. eoetesdictaid uneesbaed
w Pe sleep by lineage t►...st bel to Newt (este, std make it impossible te defend the
f.rsery .r Bank as i•mi.nd Neta.
is the evens d bis wean Mr. (ie.ebgd
mods sees state.ents about
forgery. It appears teat the ".v.rqe
t ossed member of fsepfd .oresp0005to se
the bank is '‘be to year* from til ll to Min
ass et ES sets. while from ISM be
1274 the "°weber ens only eighteen The
lugeries of setae hew., is feet, kem reclin-
ed te esu -het aeesad part d their old
. he
..ber. TI1 sews, 44 is tree, will go
tri • I. Mollies' else. hes that reales
ra differeenew Net ane is shy d the ds -
'•ted sem toll • fmaflmd mas., ed the real
sleek is the habit ei hesplas messy is the
basks, se the wren pts' inisoo.t1y ..der
the .yam d aspen& The ..spleyer tabes
hie wens, hem a bad. sad W tendessesr
ale hie ml eels a bomb se Sa eri,
d4ar..e►" Ni. Ossdm .WOO have
added doh • de.hd.I este ere be eer-
.mrhed red • tke.We1 ens eenmslt-1w.
Ass a.drsa•o.
Shhba against the objectors of entre., hie-
Wef•ns, sad seiestids. The Bibb is Ueda
pndent of an bens. theories of inspiration
sod studs apes the ispe.gnsble reek el
truth. 1t is set • mesal a theeMly, er
bishgy, er astronomy, er .broneMaf, ee
history, er Mews Kee. the Pepe .4 R.wis
deco net claim ..fallibility in say of these
depsrtsenta The Bible is • hook .f roll -
les. • rule of faith .ad duty, so mere, se
Meso : sed ea .soh it eon sod will ,..4. xis
Ile setheeit lied se the ed d tiers
-R... Dr. is w ?orae
Ti. 13.04 r Yates.
The kisser fixates is sin& le he eropend
shwa Irmo the seek es • .hdpiet el Rema.
beads with new o.ldimd Msha. er ea •
�s1d
Asia est at intervals with pearls. A.
far the eenf ked i it say he sada of Ise'
and haesst.l1e. hs Ismps or satin es sf
say bind ..f f w irrespective of thatwlldb
Is need to aria the rest d the least.-
Took Seta
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It does not separate nor
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It is always sweet as cream.
The most sensitive stomach
can retain it.
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