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of ableftetu, m,ho glayed. fin, Im-1
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foundattex an absence of inamy years, they, were� ultimateay restored- t6 elvill-
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of "Ceanniliounbm," meaning "fair- ca5tlug from Australia Iii'mId-Nmaner.
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out news of'him, he was moilrii6d as. ed,loat Ili the-trozen wastes.of North-
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People . are,, too apt to waste their.
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"W4&t;t# big washing they must have. .
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white m. md, 853 native Porters. "
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. I Mr. Heman hah samestaxtilni'vlows elapsed Without tid'PD, the wor'sk Nearly six yefts 01a;)sed, Then alL 'The'g,oldenrod bedecks.
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I .1 ch-exeir- , . . I . . , I I-As6eotor of wha,,t wa.s..at that time the , round; . . well and are tired wh 6n you rise In the t worth while
0 else can be taken in am airinclial: But, on August 4, 1877,"Stanle.-� turn- I I ' � . , Blimal Is Ideal. It Is no'
, I r as .ed up unexp4otedly'at Boma, on,the North-West Mounta4 Police, III- .the A stray, brown bee roves o'er Its yel- ,morning. You find no pleasure In your pr,oft-aing signals which deafen the
� on th.e.playing field, he contends I I course -of a Journe-�V, of 1,800 inges, � - low seas; . I I . 11
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I I u � the frozen land wlil .. I— Then silence falls In magic mysteries, at your work. You have no energy to tremendous'aignalsr w
:-embrace.mental control of the muscles 0 a ways right across the coiltinent- I I . _)i1ch are gAeueral,
. . � . , along the coast from Hudson 130-y,,to As, silijime'riii' skies W Autumn'B hazi etjor yourself. .
� � '. . . a journey -of .over 7,000 miles -through I I I . . . � ly' less pleasant than, moderate Big -
,as w,�11, he says., . Alaslia, came, upon, a tribe of Eskimo are drowned. I Tlidulands of men are run down by nals, particularly during the Summer.
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, -sitting quietly in a, chair ,"Th- eye" had never before been Visits- I . vim teties of work.. Thou
I S I their chiet. The, hite man. was none. Aud,'nea-th the murky mir�age olor'the ineu a're' broken down by their hcuse- loud and drown s others � out, a small -
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� .1 I I 'ime teirribio joi4rnay Mad cost the' I " - ' - . "UNU LUIA) YVAL,u G"UU 11�ub ML�u "W-5 aerial wigaeiip in Lurupg 111M OUT, W�Ll
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,. - Iwell , UP10.11 Some Sport Or exepcis�e.- .. . I 4e had, lie explained, been found by The wildlinjasters In profusion grow; back% -.thousands of girls are pale, list- a 's
. , mere thinking of ,that exeroises- Aves, of ,b% three lllurop6au compaTli- a�n . Esliiiiio, huritdr when 0� the - t . . I mail con -denser connected betweei
I - ..the � I , . ,P0,111 The Yellow catkins nod brown heads' less and without attraction. . It all aerial and ground. Or a simple way4
and of the museles which that e,o,. ons, and of liks 35.3 porters Only. 115 of deat4 from cold -and starvation, and , 4fid I quivers . . ame . thing-thin,and wat- tr�p may do the7trick. And It All mea
Oise brings into play, will te�id the had &urvived� . 'I-, I � ! , I . . ... ,means the s, -
I ' " 1�, I v ��d remained i�ith the tribe -�ever Just as they did this time a year ago, ery blood, vitald-ty run down, EL119,8111ii, SU;res, .
I I to get rid ,of the.local statio,
.. blood., to the musclee and exeredse, . Captur6's:i "by Savages. . aring to run the'risk of' There stirs a breeze; the Aspens din'es poor appetltiii' ,',palpitatlng heart, 0 . hOrt fall, why not -enjoy his concerts? H,
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I . Ing aetublly used, . . � I . t4r, ar' ed *at � ' -of I - is working
. let riv a settlement near of eae h�s fe%t having been ampu- The butfanWoods and maples murmur Do not ,submit to this., Gat new body's fault that you are so close t4
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]Per technical perfection, of ' ,course, the . mouth 'of- the Flj� River in New ta-ted owing -to ffost-bite. ' - I I .. N. . . low. . blood and with It new vlta&y. There him that you' -are bound 49 hear him
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Aele: soon finds Af pb' esse I � I � � InIii - .1 .. .
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:very few poeta. I wh o I Medicine Co., Brockvi e, Ont. in a day," and keep on getting more, - .
I MaUrier of. a. cat, and clasping the -The, happiemit� Teople are -those There have been � - . , THIS MOTHER ""
handw,- fingers, linked, over, thq,pit Of ' I 1. - � - - -ceptional opportunities for the edu- I -----.I-- . � � . I I I � I 1�
I the stomach. 1. � who are, doffig honest work. - so,:delicately� e6uld-touch. the pathetic cated girl. The course of instruction I . . I and more failiar with your'set and how I
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. I.'' he: finest homes, are. -those fur- children, but there. is aideptli End s -In- pounds ' a week, with opportu Ity to -- .
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. Perform -Ing different functions --- lbok- . I . .. The tuning classes. at the Music I *1 . how your sat works and keeps You up- .
� . � � . . one,,.making.her,gelf most -useful. . . 1, I .. I . . . I I . . V � .. I to -date In radio. information of.this . -
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. Ing at beautiful flower% smelling their _Th -e laverage. emp]loyer is a pretty 1 once knew all the birds that came Trad, \ sort ls*an aid In -getting the concerts . Mrs. Parks Tells How Lydia L I
I lovely, scent,.tasting luscious frult. lie- I � And nested7in -our o I - -list is reported. A: large percentage , I � loud and clear. . I - I .
' . . � dependable fellow when treated right. r1chard ti66s; ,
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,. ..- .tening 6 inspirl-ng inuale.,. . . I Ap- - -The villain is partly good and the For every flbw-er I had .a name, . . .. 9. Ask your,music de Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
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I the exercise is. eompleted, but this ls� en -i� �LF I willing to hellp yon get the desired
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. I be' thoroughly shaken with. laughtex,, Ify the'same �fs an Hines once a mother has, used Baby's OWn shevistic'?" � ''. .-IN', -
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I ., . . low"ifil'ys you don't know how to; just "Yes,," was tlie,repay, In a veTy nW- I I . pound. � "' . sujch results that the mother ha,s.noth- Island Red." I 11 � I .. I;— , I. , �
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- . "I I NQE ED " I Perfect'. � Blit that.,was v No I � And watched the eagles upward soar by envying that -which he has not. . , I
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I - - . I . . I I 1NR Mrs I 1* . Protection .7. 1 . . . oldidi-On, sold from my experience I And vanish in thoblue,- -Who lets the other fellow got mad t Sh -ends school every day now . . . ..., i
0a4e'thee, Nym)ph,'and bring With - I know lt's,folly to bomplain . -- I It envied all the birds that built firit. . . ";d goo a skating, and does other. out- I
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I thee . � , .. . 1, � E,ver - kOf whatsoe�er the -f-s-tes decree; . . . Among its branches -high, ' � �who finds his, greatest pleasures: I .1 .1
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� . . Jist and, Youthful .Tollity , . . I .1 Pox Nvllkr:- ". I . . Yet, were mot wishes all In- -vain, -,-,-. - chilaren, to keep a bbx of the Tablets And murmured to -the piis'siing breeze, in the simple pleasure% medicine to any one who is run-down . I ,.
Sport that wr' q , . . ,-1 R611 - I tell you what my ivish should be: "Would that I, too, could fly." -
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, , , � . . ' I .. long wall of 'perfect pro. 4 But that was very long. ago! - . Its gkaceful trunk and waviug boighs For sale by druggists everywhere. a I �:
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, Mirth, admit me, of thy crewr I . IL . ., I .1 . - �ivail. i at, 25 ,Through storTu or sunlight clear. benefit of the doubt.
" To hve,wlth�her, and Hve with thele, more in"hes t'han, any '' God, feed me 'understandlujp��,-: medicine dealw,,s�.pr:��Py , � : � . - I I . I
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I IoAnd so you are notmaxi,led ystr , .0 Writs for 0, 46PY--M0#od r,-tim. , Fairness. t now scientific preparation that you inject �
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