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MA1OKING, March 17. -Miss Pearl
Irvine, of London, spent the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Irvine.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Swan and fam-
ily on Wednesday. March 11th, at-
tended the golden wedding of the
fonner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Swan, concession 12, Ashfield. -
Kr. and Mrs. Thos. Ferguson. of
Leen spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mra. Maier Phillips.
Atlases Olive Anderson —see. Olive
Kilpatrick spent Saturday and lauflav
with Mr. and Mr*. Harvey W IPL
Helena.
Mr.. Richard Johnston has gone to
visit her daughter. Mrs. Hiram Moffat,
Union. She was accompanied by her
grandson. little Keith Moffat, who had
been slatting his grandparents for
some time.
IRELAND
FOREVER
'By father Nfac3lath
Kauai* Monaghan Mimi: restlessly I
in his sleep as the deep Sees of a
far -away bell ecboed dully against the
walls of the small room where he lay.
eattnes," he murmured. "were
ye cellist' we? It's not Dime t' et singing his 'beefily, er
up et, sure? 'Twas olthree toimes
that the bell manned, ther. an. "
He awoke with a start. His bands
wandered feverishly about him, feel-
ing the rough rheas, Ins hard pillow,
searching in vain for some familiar
object which would tell hint that he
was in his own ' bed in the little cot-
tage on Harland avenue.
"011, God!" he moaned. "Sure, an'
it's true!" The horrible facts struck
home to his heart as. sitting up, be
could discern the pale, early dawn
streaked with the irons bars of a
prison cell.
mither--dar What will ye
be thiukin' now 's lie caught the
harsh sob which as his voice and
choked it down; his trembling hoods
clenched fiercely together, the slight
form swaying rhythmatigalli _tbe.
tune of his moaning. in Canada than -than this!"
Slowly, slowly, slowly the hours Three years, ago Jimmie Monaghan
wandered into nothingness, the town and his wife had bidden farewell to
bell tolling encli is it passed. For their beloved Ireland and set sail for
awhile he lay and tossed in agony on Icanatla across the seas.
his couch; then he rose to pace back -There's no future for boys here,'
•gnd forth, his footsteps falling heavily I the 'father had said. "Over there,
on the stone floor, flow long could farms an's-elee there's many a
mallikhOripke. Itelead au' the
t of too 5orld kin go to blazes!
Yls, me boy, the old island couldn't
of held, up its head loike it has If its
sons hadn't of been true men that
didn't let hide nor hair swerve 'em
stride from sties purpose. Stick a bit
0' abaniregs ere buttonhole, son;
for sure * St. Patrick's Day an'
-remllosbile its Ireland foriver an'
der till Me Emerald litle--God bless
ber!-Is DO more!"
The keg turned in the lock. The
stelae of the beeper died away In the
corridor. Left alone in his cell, Es-
till Mottaglieo premed the utue, green
shamrock, ilituwither.... heart. Outside the
window the robin had burst
tbrillin._g_ec_stacY-___
into a soag
"Ireland foriver!" cried the boy.
up.
Plalutive note in his voice. The "Praise as to God; Our boy is bath
familiar melody stole Into the heart from the dart valley. Jinintie,
Jt -
of the boy, soothing his agonised spirit mle-see, he is himself again! The
like a cool hand on a fever -bot brow. saints be praised!"
Beyond the high, stone fence sur- "Mither-sie it you, wither?" En -
rounding the geol., nothing could be nig felt the hand which clutched a few,
seen but the naked twig, of the tall- wilted, green leaves caught in the
est .trees mildly streaked in black white, wrinkled fingers of his mother.
against the sad sky. "Mither-w here's me dad?" •
"In a week,"-nrie-tisii-hoy softly, "Right here. my boy!" The man's
"in a week we were to sail for Ire- voice was harsh with emotion. "We
land." He struggled to keep back thought you sere leaving us," he
the tears which peroisted In flooding added huskily.
"I -I thought -I had a nightmare
to his eyes.
that me dad was dead," said the boy.
"I'll tell thlm t' go an' fergit me," he
tali, now, Ennia," pleaded
whiopered. "Slither an' dad wouldn't "Don't
the mother. sSit well first ; go to
be wantin' to -to be proud o' me now,
sleep. Ennis, we'll not be lavin' ye."
be thinithe. It'd be better tbat
What emperael to me? Wasn't I
they -tett the finb-hack home that "
Father, did ye et me out?"
their woo was dead an' buried over in -413--?
S'Och. son, 'teas notbin'. Ye- got in
with the wrong !addles down at Jud -
son's, an' the car ye went away in
crashed up szainst a tree, an' ye've
been lyin' Iotke dead for two days.
But sliver mind. It'll all be right, En-
nis. Go to sleep, new, child. Gil
well an' we'll be Rollin for Ireland
before we know It." Then she sang
softly and oh, so sweetly:
"Oba,reDiterlitiengboy, the pipes, the pipes
From glen to glen tad down the
moustaisagall
"Only a dresat,".'. whispered a boy.
"Only -a dream." His head soak
back among the pillows. The, wilted
shamrock fell from his fingers. Out-
side somewhere the robin was singing
still: "Ireland foriver-foriver an'
tver-cheerily, cbeer up-foriver an'
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It go on like this? Would the long tking theta bright lad like our En -
nights ahead of him he living nightsa.
noseen do! He's all we got, Janie,
mares as this one was, And all be- slice Don an' Patrick an' little Tom -
cause of that mad evening a week ago , rule lie under the green grass. We got
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wild.10sholiPath1 fe11411111"hlgt- M.,Ile Enema lighting -chance. -Janie.
even_thougb he wawthe "Iriall Angers" ere 1 know he'll nist- be disappoint -
son he wasn't a goody-goody, be lie -Th' us.-- - Si... -
Joined them in their game—and he had "No, Ennis wouldn't be doin' that,"
been the victim, the goat! He re- whispered the little woman softly, her
membered the "spree," as the others eyes fondly resting on the portrait of
bad called it, down at Judson's place, a slender Irish boy, bright -haired and
yawl.. bahattiastpd the derz capa,
blue-eyed, which hung above the book-
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where, for the first, time in . all his
liquor which his companioni foaled Jimmie Monighalf, ' M0-'1111;11- -An-
off so unconcernedly. gel" as the folks in Ontario called
"Can't take it, .ehr the, bad him, had found his way Into the MILS' CULTURE CLUB was a. the office of -the secretary In that same
taunted, and, just to show them, he hearts of his townsmen with his kind Miss Gwen Lipoid was hostess for "Small as a mustard -seed"
old house in Fetter -lane an ancient
bad taken MAU after glass, until , he and helpful Words., his wrinkled hand the meeting of the Girls' Culture Olub Current expression to Indicate anythingi
Bible bound . In leather. It Is John
reeled into their arms and laughed outstretched to steady any stumbling I on Saturday last, with twenty-one Insignificant. The Saviour accepts this`
Beck's Bible; handed down from one
foolishly as they -1e1Wsh-IM--to- than, his %Mandrel smite whit+ had Speesent. Miss Eleanor Nelson pre- la representing the seed of truth Hi
'car. something of heaven in its sweetness, sided for the husinese session. Mrs.
.What happened afterwards he could. the folks thought. And they were I Lipsitt, leader and teacher, gave the
riot clearly recollect. There had proud of Ennis. their youngest And lerls a talk on "The PowernisChoice"
talk of money -the feel of a gun'a cool last son' With glowing herds they 1.w:hien while very entertaining was metal in hie unaccustomed hand -a
long drive In a crazily swaying car-
* hold-up staged -the awful explosion
of_tnesgep-the memory of a MHO
writhing on the ground, blood drIblittint
from his thigh -then oblivion until
Sunday( Afternoon
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By ISABEL HAMILTON
Goderich, Ontario
Let the people praise Thee, Lord;
Earth shall then her fruits afford.
God to man His blessing give,
Man to God devoted live- cs
All below and all above.
joy and light
Lyte.
MAYES
Teach us ever, Lord, to pray and to
Work for the coming of -Thy Kiss -
dew into the hearts and lives of all
Thy children here below. Amen.
a S. LESSON FOR MARCH 29, 1936
Leeson 'Foie—Jesus Explains the
Kingdom
Lessee Paseage—Like 13:18-30.
Golden Text—Luke 13:29.
Cbriat's asking the question, 'Unto
what is the Kingdom of God Wier
makes us to consider the Kingdom of
God as a reality. It is no mere hope
or wish or devout dream. Hence it
can be correctly, if partially, under-
stood and realised here and now.
The Kingdom of God is a realm
wherein God rules. God is King and
has therefore subjects, and His sub-
jecta atand in a certain relation to
Him and to one another. The Divine
soul and the souls lie has created
stand in certain relations to each
other; and, according to the New Tes-
tament, the way lit 'stitch God and
men get on together and live together
in the Kingdom which contains them
has come Into being through Jesus
Christ. In talking with His disciples,
Christ likened the Kingdom to things
of a natural growth, rather than of
mechanical combination. Christ uses
a very small seed to illustrate Ills
London, there hangs a painting of an withomcres.andutbeofattaheteBprapatyinterhehuRAv.
8.
questiou—a grain of mustard seed.
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It should be eindM for us- today
Kajarnak, the young. man who pressed
believe -greatly la -tliwitossiblo gotta- forward to beer, the story again;
tiality of the malls -This parable of
Kajarnak, the first fruits of the
our Lord should come to us with far
Moravian minden In Greenland. The
is dillielous
from the west, and from the north
and from the south, and shall sit down
to the Kingdom of God."--iTbe Speak-
er's Bible).
WORLD MISSIONS
Moravian Missiens
John Beck was seated in hire hut,
with his Bible and his hand-writtes
dictionary on the table before mu.
He was busy at the translation of the
Gospel according to Saint Matthew
The passage on which he was eugjgeo
was the description of the Agony In Ow
Garden of Gethsemane. Halt a dose.
Ultimo' came in to sear what the white
man was doing. This would be no
strange or unusual thing for them to
do: the Ermine) has more than a streak
of curiosity in his nature, SOU is ac-
customed to walk freely into his neigh-
bor's house. So the men came la 14.
see what Beck Was doing.
Seised with a real in.plratiel from
God, John Reek. raised in hie hands
the paper on which he had Ws writ-
ing, and read aloud the wail* jilt
written. •
The Eskimos listened amazed."'" "A
young man pressed forward.
"'Pell me that again," he said, "tell
me that again."
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In the hall adjoining the old Mor-
avian Chapel at No. 32, Fetter -lane.
sot
he said, "cannot be made safe until .-
It is made safe by contact with God.
now many will dare to walk into an
light from the shadows of supersti-
tion, doubt and dismay and And God?
He made us in His own image, and
He will not be satisfied until we re-
turn to Him, like Him in spirit. Do
not rest until you find your God. He
is not biding. He is waiting to reveal
Himself to your souls."
The speaker made a pasakmate ap-
peal to the young people to make an
effort to reach their God.
"If God comes to you it will be
through the human touch," be said.
"God reaches out to a human goal
through another human soul is mo-
menta of agony. Do not rest until
the depths of your soul have been
stirred -until you know Him as He ls."
The service was conducted by the
rector, Rev. A. C. Calder, who wen
?rimed the speaker and congregation
In behalf of the wardens, the vestry
and the congregation of St- George's
eiturch.---A-11111 choir
dance.
Other ministers taking part in the
service were Rev. D. J. Lane, of Knox
Presbyterian church, and Rev. W. P.
Lane, of North street United church,
who read the lessons, and Rev. F. W.
°talk, of Victoria street United church.
ladin
greater force of rebuke or encourage-
ment, as may be needed, titan ever It
could to those who tine Wird it, espe-
cially in view of the amazing evolu-
itself from that
lowliest beginning up to what t o -
day -"the greatest of all phenomena!'
story of the Saviour's Passion had
touched Me soul:. to him, too, bad
come the vision, to` him the words:
"All this I did for thee." '
relics -or the
olden days there lies in a glass case in
was then planting In the eart ---w-lBerneburbt:b centre:
some His teachings appeared
itIsYthelail"blet thatlay
to be has bunch a resting-plaee in the old
of et little worth that, once put in the
--49,10-na-ibe table 0o -that- historic day.
they would soon be covered OD
f th f II tobe it
had watched his progress at the local highly luster tire and inspiring Miss and no more remembered. But He • • - •
The conelsion of Kajarnak was the
collegiate, seen him graduate with ;torralue Seism very effeetlfeTy deS. -who brought His truth and planted 1*4.
ndtled three years later: but be
highest honors and begin a brilliant I monstrated a I•eautlful hand-knit suit says it is Indeed small, but it is a begrafor healabs .life was a short one,
career at the university. Ile held which captivated all present. seed; it has vitality, and needris SO.
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their frail; adoring lives in his brown, an Irish program, consisting at tbe more- than to he left In order io-live lived as a witness to the lavi
inc ice was broke*: It was the story
Impulsive bands and -and he had following numbers, was greatly en- and grow. Few gave heed to the sow- er of Chirtat• of the. Saviour's Pasision that .bed
the terrible awakening to dashed them egatnet the al:. Miss Betty Eastman charm- ing this seed, andr.efeowspertof tit;b.;:ribtro
the hearts of the Greenlanderillid
bars were between him and the outside bruised and bleeding, -iagly read two poems. "Kenmare," by did had Mich
J B1 wett and "Playmatee" growth lint the Lord Himself bad
w.
"Ware the triumph of What was":
called rationalism, we have soccer -
fully cultivated everything except
reason." -G. K. Chesterton.
"In many, If not most. Buropean
countries the staedard of human free-
dom hail *deed/ tenni far below that
of the nineteenth ccatury."--Ian -
Smuts
K. A. REID
—Registered Optometrist -
Byes Examined Glasses Pitted
(17 years in Stratford), at
litelseetsea's Jewelry Stare
"Satisfaction at Moderate Cale
world
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The' boy shuddered. One hand
eas e as the yens went by the Rod) God
TA which d
of
111111.111111.111111.11Mr Outside Ins maple tree a rebut was strayed tO WS dice to *Ten- away some- by WY: iern-iiti;ultt,-----T44+- Mimes no-sei gisiegs.
et jin • so
art glorified 'moor nem:
thing wet. The robitt out on the maple ; Enid McDonald .and Margaret Taylor 'only a hiding -place in Palestine will
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tree was silent; he sat on that highest I delightfully rendered a gay duet. Miss spring up, and shoot forth on every
taken over by the established Church
In 1901 the mission In Greenland was
branch with his feet drawn up under I Eleanor Nelson gave beautiful melee -
THE R*AD THAT SATISFIES -7— nits feathers -end Ms -eye -ending drew
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ily at the unpainted. March world.
"HI, son, Oi've a bit o' breakfast ter
ye if ye be hungry !" The gaoler
locked the door behind him and
slipped into the cell to set a tray on the
chair beside the bed. Ennis managed
a smile which distorted his pallid face
fantastically and without mirth.
"Perhaps ye'd lolke to look at the
paper, son," went on the keeper. "I
fetched it along In me pocket."
WEST STREET MOEN 116- • "Aff right; thanks." Ennis's-
trembled as he took the paper from
the other. It •was not the local news
of the town, but rather the daily
from the city with Its wealth of hap-
penings from far and near.
The gaoler's eyes narrowed as they
rested on the drooping, boyish should-
ers, the tousled, brown curls and the
drawn face. _. ._
.
"Poor, kid!" he muttered under his
breath. 'it's blatnal- tough lines
----"Dtiarrtr leer what's the matter?" The
boy was clutchinO his 'fleece, eyes
;sniffle with a terrible, bine brilliance.
I‘urdifIre"' He pointed dazedly to the
newspaper. "My father," he said
hoarsely. "Oh, my father " The
I big hand of the man went out to
steady him. "Golly, sod,, buck up
now
' "MAN FOUND DEAD IN SNOW,"
+.11-111Mbneed-Itio treadttne of tbe-biief
column. "Ja mem Donald Monaghan,
I age 1;o. .uertmilied to a heart at-
11 ! tack so Wedneslay. DectetsW-aiia-
live of Ireland. was the father of
i Ening' Monlighan, youthful hold-up
: man wire is awaiting trial for shoot-
thrg onit severely wounding Graham l'ian represents tbe 30 years expert- leaves the leaven to work. So the I I"The future of the young people,"
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dons on bet guitar and accompanied
the club singing of I - --
The yo;ing hostess was assisted at
the Inset boar by the Misses Taylor,
Mero, McDonald and Farron.
The meeting was closed with the
singing of the National Anthem.
"It all the economists were laid
Mid So they would reach to no
agreement."—'Frank A. - Vanderlip.
f I Rhodiki advise -iv -young man,
would say, 'Don't Wee anything,
hot he moderate in everything.' "
--Adeph Losses.
Mothers Aided by
Guide to Better
Control of Colds
side, unt occasion of Dentuart, and the lioransiU with-
terest. This is the confidence of the
drew from a land where they had
(h -cat' Teeebee- litho proclaims the ,s.
truth which finds small aceptance. '-"r a great tataat°°°27 legions
leaving Greenland a Christian country.
He is like the min who has bid a
From The British Weekly.
mustard -seed in his garden, end has - .
set a mark at the spot. He is con-
tent to wait, and when the first feeble
signs of growth Appear he knows well
to what extent that plant will yet ex-
pand.
Surely this parable must have Wee
back to the minds of the friends of
Jesus with encouragement when. ius
A MOVING ADDISON
By Rev. Geo. Bergey of Mitehell Ii
Third of limn People's Gatherings
Rev. Geo. Kersey, of the United
(Search at Mitchell, delivered a stir-
ring and inspiring address to a large
small body of obscure and den as St. George's Anglican
I
men, they were bidden to go into ill' church on, Monday night, the (wri-
the world and make disciples of all Won being the third, gathering in the
nations. And to us who look back up- series of five interdenominational
on the long and chequered history of meetings during the Lenten season.
the Church. the fulfilment of its pro- The meetings are sponsored by the
phetic truth is always eneoureging, young people's Reeled*, of the.ebarehea,
Dr. Lightfoot used to say that the and it was to the young people that
study of history was the best cordial Mr. Kersey spoke on Monday night,
for drooping spirits. The mere sur- beseeching them toIreach out and find
rival of the Church proves that there the Lord. The congregation, young
is that within it against which 'the and old, were profoundly impressed by
gatew of bell" cannot prevail, the beauty of the quietly expressed
XeiiM-The tid-nnt precess of sows thoughts of the speaker.
Practical Plan Is Helping Families int. growth, and beret**, there was so "As we meditate together -.tonight,
more universal spectacle in Palestine it is my earnest desire that we may
Eve hers to Have Fewer,
than a woman mixing and kneading reach out in spirit and find God," mid
her yeast with the dough. It is such the speaker. "Seiendete may show
common occurrences, such obvious Ob' ' us the wonders of God, astronomers
}cis lessons, that our Lord choose'. I may show us the glory of God; but we
Milder end Shorter Colds
SIMPLE AND EASY TO FOLLOW
The Kingdom of God Is like leaven: , do not find Him with the whicroseope
it is a principle endolved with a subtle I or the telescope, nor with be_autlful
Already. thousand* of Canadian
power of spreading itself through SO- phraseology. WeIn the
VIeks Plan for Better Control of Colds ciety and transforming it. A wo- layout's experiences." find Rim
mothers are Wielding by following
--proving for thernaelven that It Is * man takes small piece of leavened Mr, Kersey Illustrated-,his
practical home guide to fewer and diergit reserved from yesterday's hak-; with beautifully appropriate word pie -
leg, buries It In a great lump of un- tures which were firmly hut forcefully
shorter colds,
This erinamonsenee, medically soun4 leavened MINA, then kneads It all and ' impressed upon his hearers,.
cure of 'ticks Chemists in studying, life and teachings of Jesus were I
;Mates. eerviee station attendant."
"My father:" repented the boy, "he mid' It iris been tested In extensive dropped Into the mass of human so- I
list lisimmdy! faithhielcrt wyl"olii 17ede. amd?8'°'. tHbalst clinics by practising phyelelans-fur-
clety, and left to work ; and the leav-;
they preved in every -day home use ening process began which has gone '
forward from generation to generation, I
friend
voii,c, watop... hoarse.. ..He was a throughout the country.
Here. briefly, are the three simpleforward and will go till the whole is
7/044 man: He we:, everyone's
.1. To Help 13"" aResvoltilseca=sto.s.( Et
stelp:veinn,:'rim, kattayP,l_an :
life.
of Ills disciples, as they Jour -
leavened with the principles of Divine
simple foodsne keep elimination retro- nested towards Jerusalem, gave Him an
lar. Drink plenty of water. Take opportunity of speaking to them on a
some (semen. daily -outdoors pref- deep queetions "Their said one unto
erahly. Get plenty of rest and sleep. Him, Lord, are there few that be
2. To Help Prevent Many Colds oared?, It is a quistIon which has
At, the fide warning nasal irrita- been and is still being riposted today,
tie% sniffle or sneeze, use Vicks Va- Are there few saved, or many? Jesus
eresnos_Thows a few drop/ up each answered the asker by urging him to
nostril. Vaitro-nol ha PRO(' tally de- "strive to enter In at the strait gate."
wherfaigned4nf000r tth(eAlianoacstaanrtd. tipper tihnroetimt-e.
some Divine decree which three men's
Rerun does not answer as knowing
VadrasiM helps to prevent many colds destiny irrespective of their will. lie
--end to throw off head colds In the
early stages, saw with His eyes many entering In
at the wide gate, and travelling at
wirtilkoanit':owialitri7hinga°5111.:4;11Ia'elf°ChPed.4droa.t14"11171:n(17erthkeeast their leisure or at reckless speed down
the broad way; lie found few who had
it In their hearts to make the need -
at bedtime with Vicks VapoRnb.
ful renunciation and follow Him. The
Vspoltuh acts in two ways at one*: Initial difficulty In Christianity is the
supreme one. When Bishop Henning -
(I) lip *Imitation through the skin,
ton was only a curate in Devonshire.
ought to he mann'. eon, Instead o' let- lke a poultice or plaster; (2) By in' ton
length able to write, "I know now
tin' diets yells guys in yr drunk an halation of his penetrating medicated he save himself to Chriare and was
in* • rule ' ye A (Invent blehman vapors, direct to inflamed air passages.
the night, this eombinett
1 and 1 am Ills,'
lifter *bootee a man an' [literally mak- ,,,ipm.pwwiti,.„etion loosens phlegm, that -He is mine, Throughthat Jesus Christ died for me, and
"dottrel irritation, helve break conger,
When boost with' difficulties is Africa
lq-liars-helinide- Efsern- la
leg, but It does not take sway the joy
of the Lord."
Jesus concluded this talk by saying,
"They shall come from the east and
- lie was a sent: They .called him
the 'Irish Angel'-- end- and all the-
; paper says alwiut him is that he was
the father of a filet' and " His
voice broke and he hid his face in his
lie
"Listen; kid, don't git so down an'
out nbout things. bite ain't dons
fit, a' ye won't he gittin' msay
years "
"Years:'cc-hued the, boy with a
groan.
-Sher mind. eon, hack up! Tel.*
Irish, ain't ye' I thought it, bat ye
Ain't seittiainte•I with the old Mend
yit. it Isn't the decent. Irish fella
that's (tonne let ills frlends-an' Moe
frinntle they he !-drig lm Into dole
things be don't wanta do. Sure, an'
a decent Irishman would np an' lay:
lietoirry. old .top. If ye don't lave me
alone I'll knock yere block Into king -
dose -come before ye'n blither a word.
ye epalpeen. ye!' Tht's what le
'met be bavin a backbone, son, net sem
a hit of Jellyfish 'duel( In behind his is -hat Virk. Plan can do for you KIM
ribs. So burl np, me young ?Pita: your faintly ran 1* proved only by try -
don't be gob' heck on the land n' the ing it. Dire. time for following the
aludsrock. Take yere medicine totbs Plan come in each package of Vicki,
a mars an' when ye tit nut pet re- i Vs tro-nol and %Irks V•politub.
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