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Foul bro ad is a disease that is caused by
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the. rotting of uncared for brood. 10 usually
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County judge 'Woe notually. hugged b
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Young Woman, who in her amojou s liso,te,
ping,of cut, oonalderation, of the subject
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the vxc�ir,o 0 ,f 'j, a 1, a � a , , hydrophobia ,64,n only
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dgpfudly deavorod
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9 embrooe round the Dook of the senior
ledge" U nfOr�un&tvly,, the pal
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receive a from newspapers
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tisne j4%j the intarastin bo
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toobnioal�eldll of the performers. There
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instead of around b � I
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and other Popular Publications thAt 6 t6ler .
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evenhirg. It was hash, haeb, hash, musical
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From the foul Siberian mine;
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the brood covered by the
hash, all the way throulgli-lao. themp, no
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find that the p'lotur6 ,Ordinarily presented
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greater than the distance f""_41 the X - 0
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calpr,bxpreq�ion or e4u,tv, Not an idea
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of comb is Covered b the bees n
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Is euiploylad as a- domestic). She being in
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bed t ' was answered by the mistreau,
Cursory ob2orvation, not �unlike the real
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by 206,006, Alpha, in ,')?,td�,ollation 09
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We are Coming, 11 Little Fabber 11
From the horrors of the past!,
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the space occupied by the decaying brood.
the Chromatic spale� Now, musicians are
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Then the brood that is fed in these cello
no. worse *ban other people. They become
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asked to see the domestic, calling her by
not fail to detect, And which will enable
traversing the distance whioh, l�ppiratea us
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name, I pan wanted ,to see bar
him to do what, htho never been yet doup
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to consume their food mixed with the
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f decayed-, brood and,that is the
forget its end and object I dare say that
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liave to sell his
real bad, and asked tbe lady of the houee
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to tcll the YoUno L * ha,t 14 Frank 11
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with real hydropLhobla- cure the, patient.
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words, should Alphe� be lo�,rlod out at .
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wanted to see bar',' but he'was told that ohs
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HartIOSS PAWS aV0l3giDg Car;
Ali groatwaters, seeking Ocean,
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Some will say that many a time they
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have put combo with, docaYed brood 111
.1 hie own Clevernees in producing subtle
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tints and cambinstions of Color that
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was in bed, and it was imposB�
L ible to see her.
11 Frank 11 then, with a Bad heart, doubt.
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tiou from a rabid animalgad'dnth always
occurs four or five days . te the develop-
this mundane sphere would,bu Aware th%tL
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as th ey seaward flow,
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colonies and never saw any bad results.
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ment of the disease. ` A case of so-oa;116d
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hydropho me under my notice in which
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hon�y season and put them in the strongest
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of variegated rainbows over which a few
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�ranoueudental egotisto would thrill with
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intensely teolimical as Bat, thank
light
wrapper and ruelled
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ten some three months previously by a dog
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occupied by this, the nealle I t Omr, the vast
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county judge was walking along Wel.
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in, a healthy state we must keep all decayed
heaven, the pointer is I orta to please by
the obligation to sell his he
lingtou just at this time, and the young
what had become of the dog, and was in-
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maj�atioxlly above the horizon and in the
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brood out. of them.
works, Ana
finds that the
woman mistaking him for Framk, rushed
formed that he was still living, having ro-
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By the broken hearts,now sleeping,
Foul brood will almost be a thing of the
public is not one bib inter-
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covered. It was not necessary to examine
descending entirely below thr� w,me :
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(God of Justice I thou wast near.)
By the woes tba6 vain beseech thee,
past when every bee-keep'er knows the real
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ted in how be pro duced the painting , but
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words which contained a depth of meaning
any further into the particulars of this case,
would have dimensions puny ia their in6ig-
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Dying monarch I living Lie I
canoe of it, looks well, after his bees in the
10 very much interested in What be has
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BvtbeeeW awe now impe"h thee,
'Tyrant I re ar thy victim's cry,
spring, and sees that the brood is well
cared for in every hive; and those that are
0"""" " it is good. Paintings last for
tr.tidrea, of years, and their value is do-
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to him with as much tenacity as the vine
clingelostree, "Go away,youug woman,
hydrophobia, lie would have been dead very-
shortly ufter biiing my P%tient.
us it would, were it pbsaNle ior it to
exchange Positi
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We are coming, "Little Father'
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not real strong must be crowde on a
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I'm not Frank," the judge is reported to
A:gain, it often happens that a person
the Lick telescope'to make it appear as a ,
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Soon the eagles will foregather,
few combo by using division board! The
their beauty. Their constant theme is the
have gasped out, And the young woman re,
easily Edfacted by suggestion has what he
star of the third magnitude. I
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Vengeance eeizeth thee at last.
young bee destroyed by foul brood first
beauties of nature, and the nearer they
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conceives to be the symptoms of hydro-
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What I thougli sceptred slavos proscribe her
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come to representing tbese the more Bon-
had been set. T
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phobia &-lveloped very soon after having
COSTLY VISITING CAIADS.
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From the Seven Hills by Tiber
comes brown,, rotten, ropy matter, and
manyLof'the capped cells will be sunken a
oesBful is the artist, To be suooeBsfnl be
must be content to put the details of hie
dressed berEelf, left the house, And has not
since returned, evidently going off with
been bitten by a supposed rabid animal,
whereas the r'eai disease rarely supervellea,
While Thousands Lack Breml the FOW
Blot In Luxury,
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To the islands of the main;
� Yea I though tyrants would betray her,
Incath the
little in the oappint, with is small hole in
Ban h. The disease is spread by . the bem
work in the background, where they belong,
and make the thing produced the aim and
Frank. -St. Thomas Journal.
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until after a month has elapsed from the
time of inaoulation. It is true there are
Five hunclred thousand Y321ting cards
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Pope nor Kalser can witlastay her,
to fallen
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robbing foul brood colonies, and the:
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,enaofiteproduotion. Butt I here is no. such
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Ontario Agricultural
cases on record in which the period of inau-'
have been engraved in Washiffigton this
Beason, says the Paper World. One at%.
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God's fair gift man.
And she's coming, " Little Father "
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the disease just in proportion to the
amount of diseased honey they convey to
obli-ation on the musioian. His product
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is intangible, and so, when earthwora
college.
SxiL,-1 very frequently receive letters
bation was less than that, but they are ex-
ceedingly rare. Ia my Own cases the time
tionery firm has turned out 300,000 in the
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From the horrors of the past,
Soon the eagles will foreg0bor, .
Vengeance reizeth thou at last.
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their own hives.
people come to him for oare-dispelling
melodies, for the of floating away
from farmers' sons, making if they will be
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has varied from twenty-five days to four
Cmea in the
last two months, and the moaoy spent all
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pasteboard daring a season amounts to .
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In the honey seasbn, when the bees are
gathering honey freely, remove the combo
pleasure
on the areamYbosom at some broad theme,
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allowed to take a special or a partial course
at this College. For the information of
months sad a nallf. which
disease is said to have suporveried many
tens of thousands of dollars. The most
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-Czar 11 LEittle Fatuer."
andshakethebeem iototheirown hivesin
for ideas, for inspiration, and all the lau-
those who write thug, and of farmers' sons
years ef ter an alleged inoculation ought to
ordinary card costs Can,
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plate is made, and od"me ,of Tibs dinner in.
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the evening, give them comb foundation
starters and let them build comb for four
guorous delights that those who love the
melodies that live know so well, be borea
generally, I would like to be permittei to
answer these quesbious through the
be received with doubt. The interval
probably r,ever exceeds two years or is leas
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days. In the evening of the fourth day
them for hours with an exhibition of his
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columns of your paper. By the term
than,�en olsya.-Dr. W. A. Hammond.
prominent item of the expenee account of
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.Zemarkable Discoveries of the Scientist
remove the comb and give them foundation
digital rapidity and i3recision.-Brooklyn
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"partial" I mean a course more or' less
fragmentary
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printing, and society ladies who give ain.
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With the Microscope.
to workout, and then the cure will be
complete. Fill an empty two-story hive
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in regard to subjects selected
and also in regard to the duration of the
Y.AFM FRYISENCE OU MIND.
t
ners spend at times hundradFj of dollars
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The polypus, like the fabled dydra, re.
maives now life from the knife which is
with the combo of foul brood 'that have
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period of attendance. Such a course may
How a Californian Fooli-d an Obtr usive
upon the stationery for a feast.
Mrs. Leland Stanford lately Pa M for
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3ifted to destroy it, says the New York
been removed from two,or more diseased
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Theaynamicablsw by whioh,the glaciers
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Abuttihg on the son generate their barge
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desirable nor profitable. The individual
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fifty cards to be useaas men or one,6f
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after that ape t ntranoe, and when
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most of the sound hatched remove
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still somewhat vague. In earlier d.ays it
woe held that the glacial tongue bro a off
who adopts this course only gets an imper-
fect and very probably a confused idea at
i oying one of his occasional hunting trips
in the hills back Situ Leandro
her big dinners. The map of the United
States was stamped in silver ,on the cards,
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sito eyes of a drone. To effect the respira-
those combo and give the bees starters, of
by its own weight' . To this, has succeeded
any subject. ,By a ,I special 11 course is
woodlea of
last Saturday, says the Reporter of that
and the drawings and engmvings were
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',bundred
foundation in single hive and let them
build combo for four days. Then in the
the following explanation, perhaps more
POP ularly than scientifically ceepted.
meant one in which the attendance Con.
tinues for one college year, and a ar irIg
city, when he B uddealy found himself con-
fronted by a large, looking
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arteries, vessels, -veins, bones, etc.,
ry. hody of every spider
ure neceass Th a
evening of the fourth, dh,y take out those
now combs and them foundation to
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Moving down the flords to the eon, th&
g1scler's front enters the waves, at first
iChLthe
wh stadekit devotee his attention to
one or more subjects, as he may desire.
gentlemanly
cow, which gazed at him with ill-looncealed
Mr.
and Mrs. Justice Bletobford gv,-,ecot long .
ago a luncheon, the cards for which were I
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;vontains four little masses, pierced with a
,multitude of holes (imperceptible to the
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By adopting this course a young man mi%y
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vexation and unveiled contempt.
Weiss h6stily apologized for his intrusion,
engraved by hand at a cost of f-18 a dozen.
Some of the cards are in raisea silver and
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maked eye) each hole permitting the pas.
Let it be remembered that all of those
operations should be performed, in the
farrow. But As the ice prow pushes out
over the sloping ocean floor, the weight
in one year take in the two yeard' lectures
on agriculture and dairying, but to enable
and was abont to retrace his steps, when
the booriah animal raahed toward him as
gold. They look as though the gold and
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�.iga of a single thread; all of the threads,
to the amount of 1,000 to each mass, join
honey season and done in the evenings, so
resting upon the bottom steadily di-
*rninishea.
him to do so he must board outside the
if to aaeault and bat ter .him. Atthisjuno-
silver had been melted and poured into
letters on the card, and ' cost 75 cents .
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1tigother when they come ant and make the
that bees will become settled down nicel
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before morning BEfore extracting from
The floatiiig power of the water
tends constantly to lift the ice, which is
institution. In this, however, there is no
real haid9bip, for the college i,3 but little
ture Mr. Weiis was struck violently by a
happy thought, which he immediately put
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igingle thread with which the spider spina
its web, EO that what we call a spider's
the diseased combs, all the combs that were
not sealed must be out out of tbe frS3XIeS Or
held down by the rigidity of the glacial
sheet below its normal sea line. Moving an
more than one mile from the city of
Guelph. The entire Cast to the outside
into execution. When the animal reached
him he sat down firmly on his horns, and
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amitea. Lenwenhook', by means of micros.
some of the decayed brood will be thrown
out with the. honev. Then after cutting
still, the glacier's front reaches the
. in de watere where it is lifted
point eper
student will include the tuition fee, booke
and board, The tuition fee is e2O a year,
as it raised its head he suffered himself,
like Elijah, to aecend upward, until he
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mopes, observed spiders no bigger than a
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of sand which spun threads so fine
out the unsealed �omb, uncap the sealed
from. hot
the tom altogether. Still it
which is simply a nominal Bum. The out-
reached one of the highest limbs of a van.
Gold maybe said to be everitisting and
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,that it took 4,000 of them to equal in
honey, extract it, and bring it to a boil.
All the foul combs an)d the new combs that
remains unbroken, the strength of the
sheet, hundreds of feet in thickness, hold.
lay for books is not of neosBaity more than
that Bum ; and good board may be had in
arable tree that was standing idly by, where
he remained until his new-found
indestructible. The Pare acidz have no
effect upon it. Air and watez alike are
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59 kvow7a, lays an,egg as large as itself.
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were built in the four days must be made
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leverage on the unsupported tongue
Guelph for from �3 per week and Up 'word,
to the
acqusintance stole away to supper, which
unable to work its destruction. While to
the baser they decay, to
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into wax, and the dross from the wax ex.
tractor must be bfiried; because what runs
waxes.
It is like the van of an army drawn farther
according amount of accommodation
required. From the statement thus given
occurred ,some hours later. Had it not
been for his rare presence of mind Mr.
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out with the wax' ,would, not be heated
and farther away from its main body, and
it will be easy to estimate the entire cost
Weiss migbt have had trouble with the
Bury it through the long ages, and when I
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listory of the The shorcs of
enough to hill the spores ; and if Wwas
elacauntering increasing attacks of the foe
of the special course, when it is borne in
beastly beast.
the rude tool of the excavator again brings
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Alaska were discovered by Cmptain Behring
thrown out where the bees could get it, it
would start the disease again. When the
Each surge of the tide, every onset of
storm, racks its structure.
mind that the college year Commences
ber let, and closes during the last holif
A Remarkable Surgical Case. .
ittolight, while everything around it or I
originally associated with it is returned to
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service at the Cz,Ar. Russian navigators
diBEased brood that was placed in the two-
story hive is hatched ana the bees are given
the point where the hardly sustained
equilibrium of forces ends, and the glacial
of June, and that no lectures are given
from Christmas until January 22ad fol.
On Monday, 4th August, a remarkable
dust and the delicate forimi -which it I I
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3rom time to time carried on their explora.
but than 40
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tiP breaks away into the floating berg.
,lowing. Those who take a special course
surgical case occurred in St. Luke's Hospi.
tal, Chicago. A about 86
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, / alspged before they had properlydefined
at once be given a qnGen cell ready to hatch
t a young queen. Then everythin-
on or:
Finally we have a third and more recent
hypothesis based on the differential move�
are not required to do any manual
labor on the farm, and yet
gentleman, years
of age, was placed under the effects of
of the finest gold threa'd re Maine,
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country was by the Czar under the
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ment of the upper and lower parts of the
they may take advantage of any
chloroformfor a simple operation on an
anchylosed elbow joint. The curious point
roll by; mighty empires rise and faE
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control of a far company in imitation of
Training Institute Studies.
glacier. This latest thelory Asserts that the
glacial front is thrust over from above by
instruction that may be given at the
stables if they choose to do this. I would
was regarding the chloroforming. Writing
h aeem their power ever' I
dynaeg,ies whic '
Asti. and armies which have marched
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In the meantime English and American
In accordance with arran t
the swifter descent of its upper portion-
be likened
not on any account have it understood that
to a friend in this city a few days after the
operation he gives the following portion-
and conquered may become nervelees ;
become
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completed by the Minister at Education
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a movement which may roughly
to the breaking comb of a sea wave
I am recommending this in preference to
the complete two course. The
lare: '"I did not think my heart would
cities teeming with millions may .
the abode of the owl, yet the thin filament
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the . professional training of High Schoo
assistant maBters and first-class Public
sweeping to the shore, But whatever
years'
student should take thefull two years'
stand the chloroform. I spoke of this several
days before to the hous
of gold remains to -day " it was 5,000
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company from these rivals, the Czar in
1621 issued a ukase ia which he claimed
School teachers will hereafter consist of two
the specific direction of the force which
course where at all possible, or what is
He said there would be no danger
are ago. Truly gold is a noble metal. -
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the sovereignty of the northwest coast of
courses:
1. A course of instruction at Toronto in
expels the berg from the glacier, the
grandeur of the phenomena which often
much preferable the regular three years'
conrae. Perhaps it is not generally under.
as chloroform is now administers a.
Well, I was to sleep. When the senior
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AM9 continent from Bebring Straits to the
Stat'degree of north latitude and, so much
history, psychology, and methods of edacm.
tion, reading ana elocution, dritl,
attend it is without question. Con-
stantly the brow of the glacier over
stood that a student who passes all the
examinations for two years becomes an
put
surgeon had been operating on me for a
The Census In India.
The preparations for the aUproacbing
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of the Pacific Ocean as lay north, of a line
legree on the Ameri.
j&alwn from the 51st c
gymnas.
ties and Cali . sthenics, hygiene, writing and
and such other subjects as
the sea is shaking off with sharp explosions
smaller masses of ice, which drop to the
associate or graduate, and that the degree
of B S,A. is conferred upon those who one-
few minates, suddenly I ceased to breathe.
I afterwards heard that the surgeon opera-
census in Indi are reported to be far more
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complete and efficient than they were ten
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Asiatic 'The ocean this line is
phonography,
the Minister of Education may determine
water in cloudlets of spray. Suddenly
esEsfully pass all the exsminations for
ting said, I My God, he's dead!' They
tried. artificial respir5tion. No use I They
years ago, and as a result returns of a much
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side. on
mearly 1,000 miles wider tbau the Atlantic
from time to time.
2. A course At E6 Training Institute, con.
there names a set of loader and deeper
blasts that blend into a subterranean roar.
threa years. There may be, however, a
El
llirge number of young men who can at
let loose the electric batteries at me. Still
more trustworthy character are expected.
In Bombay, owing to the omission to �
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Wid to the Aleutian and Kurile
siating of systematic observation of High
A gi�eat section of the figured front of the
leave the farm for two or three
no go , I was as dead as Lazarus. Finally,
MacArthur, th a surgeon, said I There is
number the tenements in the various
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31alands, and probibitod all nations from
School work, and practice in the organiza.
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glacier head,, with wo ter -falls pouring
ob
from its sides, and soured in Clouds of
yeare, and yet they could do so
ior one year. I am satisfied that
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the
blocksorgroups of buildings, there was
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Ana within the above limits, nor
in teaching the High School courses.
I vapor from the cold surfaces newly ex.
to them ek special Course, such
needle down into my heart, and,lol
old machine began to jog again. Just as a
The ignorance and opposition of the popu- I
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gulfe'
. vois they to come within 100 miles of any
The Training Institutes are conducted in
connection with the Colle-iate Institutes at
Posed to the air. As these clear away, the
broken -off glacial tongue surges down,
as I have described, would be of much
value. They could thus get all the lectures
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clock not run d6wn will stop,
lace were also great obstacles. In the native I 11
quarters it was believed that the people of .1
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of the Russian establishmeats on pain of
vDiifiscating their Cargo. Russia based her
Guelph, Hamilton, Owen%ound, Kingston,
forcing up a wave of water dangerous to
on general agriculture and on live sbook,
set going by shaking it, so my stopped
heart was made to I run' when shaken by
India of both sexes were wanted to recruit I
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and Strathroy, and the course in each will
near vessels, to boats or men at the water's
edge. Up and down the now -born -berg
and along with these could take the Ice.
tureB on dairying Lectures on other
the needle. It is a carious experience i a
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Unesulman population gave trouble in a
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-peaceable and uncontested �ossession a..
be, with some modifications, that hitherto
pursued therein. .
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sways, moving, meanwbile, slowly away
branches might also be taken in, me on
have had, isn't it?"
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It is said that this is only the second
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tending over half a century. - John Quincy
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Paying;Vor a Beau D y.
from the glacier and out to sea. It has
been born amid the tranquil of the icy
veterinary or horticulture, at leas' the
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principal portion of them on one . r the
case of the kind on record.
luckily coincided in date ivith a
festival when many thousands of Mussul. .
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'UnitedStates. He denied that Russia had
London servant girls pay British soldiers
elements to begin its life journey that is to
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be long or Bhort, according to its own size
other of these subjects. A number of stu
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deals took this special course last winte'
Wo Insane Asylums.
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mans go on pil
Bhawa Malang, on a mountain peak in
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,acquired any right eouth of the 55th degree
from 75 cents to $1, according to rank, to
walkout with them for Sunday, drinks in.
and the places to which the currents of air
who were Unable to remain two years; but
China has no asylums for the insane.
that district, where they remain for several
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-of north latitude, and he ridiculed the pre-
tension to the sovereignty of a sea which
eluded. This is perfectly true. There are
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and water are to bear it. -Clarence Deming,
in Harper's Weekly.
why should we not have at least 100
students' of this class every winter? By
The unfortunate victimsof mentalderange-
ment in that .Country receive little or no
days. These and manyother difficulties
will be avoided or mitigmea on the forth-
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mpon its southern margin was more than
.4,000 miles wide. The contention of Mr.
hundreds of poor little slaveye in the
London boarding-houses, ions And hotels
Sang Too Loudly.
the payment of 520 for tuition, the farmer's
son is thus enabled to attend while from
care. Many commit suicide ; some, though
not many, are murdered -the fear that
coming occasion. The Parsecs of Bombay
"live, it is said, little or no trouble, while,
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Adams on this point is clear and explicit.
Ile says the suggestion that the Russian
who are perfectly content to work their
liger to the bone week a ter wee i t ey
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Harry Haines, a blind man who has been
200 to 400 lectures are being delivered on
their spirits will return after death to
their murderers that
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excivernment might jastly exercise
can Illy manage to s.-ve enough t 0 pay
t ei soldier for his Sunday out and
a regular attendant at St. Mark's Protes.
tant Episcopal Church, on Locust Btreet
the subjects of his future life work. This
tnition is, therefore, marvellougly Ch eaplor
plague proventing
meEcd of disposing of them -while others
choice of Mussulman enumerators 8 e n
floo a
found to have an excellent e C-Londo
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sovereignty over the Northern Pacific,
a mare claugum because it claims d
Ocean as "
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are i across the common in Hyde
above Sixteenth, claims that he has been
requested to stop singing by the reator,
the lectures are marvallonsly worthless.
Nowhere else in Canada can so much in the
arc chained or caged and left to suffer, re-
ceiving no Care except a bowl of rice t%vi-.e
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40810 coasts of that ocean, though ontbe
Park, the admiration and. envy of number-
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R ev. Dr. Isaac L. Nicholson. Haines is
line of education be got for so little money;
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Professor E. W. Thwing, an alienist, has
*slue of Advertising.
Ron. John Wansmaker, the merchant . 1
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been so fortunate. The girls go down in
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shoals in the front of Wellington c
very musical, and his mother says he is an
excellent performer on both the or gan And
and it is just barely poisible that this is
one reason why those educational privileges
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just returned from a year's investigation
piince of Philadelphia says: 11 My plan ,
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obaracter that be was persuaded the com.
on Sunday, when the soldiers come out for
. ano, and that for
PI a long time he played
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regularly at the Mothers' meetings. She
are not more highly prized. it is my firm
conviction that a young man from the
of the condition or the insane in that
country. The project of establishing an
for fifteen years has been to buy so much
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3merce of American citlizeua would re ain.
parade, select their men and arrange with
them for a d�y's escort on a purely com.
says her son is familiar with all the old
farm can learn more at this institution in
LBYIUM WP,B approved at the recent confer-
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hymns, and can very readily pick up any
one year regarding the general principles of
of Chinese pbysio!&ns in Shanghai,
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but the people of China are too apathetic
vertisement in a newspaper of 500 circula.
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nothing immoral. The mant girl simply
hires the smart -looking soldier with hi 8
new tune. The trouble, she says, is due to
jealousy on the part of the organist. Dr.
agriculture, and even regarding details and
methods of much importance, than he will
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or even Soutile to the scherae to warrant
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directly with the publisher. I say to him, : '
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cane to parade bar about the park from 2 in
Nicholson is in Europe, but his assistant,
gather in a life, time simply from his own
in' ich hope of success. Theplanotmaking
the an international one, therefore,
, How long will you let me run a oolumn of ,.
matter through your paper for �100 or
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the afternoon till 9 at night and see her
safely to her mistress' door.
Rev. F. A. Sanborn, said it was very pro.
bable that the doctor had spoken to Harry
experience in farm work. The same will
hold true in regard to a knowledge of
project
has been adopted, and it is hoped that
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A shekel of gold was $8. A firkin was
on the subject, as his singing was really a
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the breeds of live stock. I appeal, there-
$20 ,000 can be raised in the United, States
carryitont.'The thought of thesuffer-
the figuring and if I think he is not trying I 1
to take more than hie sharo I give the copy.
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A talent of silver was 5538,30. Ezeldel's
Pretty Long Hair.
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great annoyance. On Easter Sunday,"
saill Mr. Sanborn, 11 the choir song a now
fore, to the young men of the farm, and aBk
them to give the subject of this letter their
!,ohelp
ings towhich thousands of demented human
I lay aside the profits on i.� particular line �
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Md was nearly 11 feet. A cubit was
There is a lady of this city whose hair is
eight feet three inches long. Ocom alonally
and elaborate mass, And Harry improvised
careful consideration ; and I appeal to the
beings raust be exposed in China under
the conditions described above will Appeal
of goodo for advertisina purposes. The first
I laid aside 68,000; last year 1 laid
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mearly 22 inches. A bin was I gallon and
2pin!,,9 mite was leas tban a quarter
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she has some curious experienceswith it
hears things 'of it.
A bass and accompanied them. I have
received many comnlai I nts about him, and
fathers of the farm, and urge upon them
to allow their eons to avail themselves of
strongly to the hearts of philanthropists
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aside and spent �40,000. � I'llave done bet.
incremse
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and some strange said
s, When having my picture taken not long
as the church opends about $10,000 a year
the advantages of this institution if the
throughout Christendom.-Bochester
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ter this year, and shall . that sum
as the profits warrant it. I owe my one.
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13 cents� A Sabbath day's journey was
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for its musio,.it does not care to have it
opoiled in that manner. 'Harry .does not
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latter are so minded. Menwould call that
farmer cruel who would starve his colt or
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Ce BE i to the newspaporo, and to them I shall
freely give a Certain profit of my yearly
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about at i English mile. An ephah, or
tatib, contains 7 gallons and 5 pints. I A
Press nt in, the ,studio ihe length of my
know the words, but just singe Ial-la-la.l
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his calf, but what must they say of him
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stone denoting the month of girl"
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day's journey was about 23 1.5 miles. A
bond's breadth is equal to 3j- inches. A
hair. 6 Why, really, is it 21 exclaimed the
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An III-Timedluterturition.
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for all time, Some may say that in thus
writing you ate blowing your own
birth.
The Brazilian constitution recently earn-
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How to Keep Bouquets Fresh.
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and then in all oerioneness added, I why, it
must touch the qound 11 Tbiq," was the
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Visitor (affably)-Doeo your little girl
trumpet and that of your own
department. I care but little what
pleted says that citizens of that country
filiall be those who are born in Brazil, those
Frank Angola tells the GZobe-Democrat : � 1.
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farthing was 7 cents. -Scranton Truth.
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laughing conclusion of the anecdote,
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take after you or after her fa-
Little (interrupting) -Oh, it ain't
may be said on this sooke. The time was,
born in foreign countries of Brazilian
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.1 shows what a ridiculously poor idea or
. kte some people have of dimensions
eatIme
girl � � me
that takes after father I � It's ma.
and not very I I ong since, when I was a
on Canadian farm
rits, those foreigners who. were in
PR".21 November 15th, 1889, and wbo�h&ve
vase in front of the mirror. great many �
people Ask roe bow we keel) the flowers so ' '
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farmerla son a myself;
and I think, therefore, that 1 have
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not rejected the offor of citizenship, find
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nice and fresh. 1 Ull them bow, but I donot � , 1
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to know something of the educational needs
of a farmer's son and of the capabilities of
those a who own
Brazil and bave,Braztliari wives and chii.
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dron And who do. not intend to formally
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comes on there is a rt;oh of cold air Upward
Maud (eweotly)-I should think you
would have got over it by this time.
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have no anxiety to conceal the foot that 1
do desire that the young men wild are to re.
declare their into ntion of remaining citi-
zone Of their native Country-
at more, in the bottom of the vase. Then
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Empire, says an alatbority, than in all the
,wiOrIA outside of it. They are kept by the
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them heavenward. Then the drops pass
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maid upon the form shall have At least half
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the Chance, in An educational point of view,
� A complete addition of Matthew Arnold's
poetry is soon to Appear in � single volume
thb size of a walnut. On this I put the, .
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the Some an you put the at
b emo
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through a Cold cloua arid getcongealed;
Cnatoiner-Id this wooli an material
giventothone whoturn their attention to
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in England. The edition will contain
init,o,"et,
A 1glass at water. I never put any _
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mma, public. tosag, on a
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now ? � .
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water in the vaoo, however, Enough comes
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Tailor -You, air. It's 10 now a
THoms SHAW.
Giltion.
from the mehing ice and salt. 1 doll �
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into the onow,� And take Ori another
almost bear I it, blel,.Ldlotlder and Fur.
nisher,
Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph,
Professor ,Langley told the Nationik!
know j not v�hdie I first heard of thin. filk
one of those things that Seem so old that ��
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ried
j%oket; And so the process goes on until a
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In a recent speech Mr. Gladstone ree4d
Aug. f3tb, 1996. 1
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Academy of Science that it WASi Possible to
ptoviee artificial light, With the expe a"
one cannot remember fust how long he has
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large sized, stone is formed,whlofi, its
earn 16n,,,,edd&pes, item the current of
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A strike in ills London silk hat trade
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sit and co an tumbling tothoground.-
quiring tw6niy-four lines Of type lid *he
caused by *be maotere "givi out good
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