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NEW STRENGTH
The returned
of Pretoria0, was
like CHASE AWAY THE
last returned at 3r1,7d), and, like
IN THE SPRING
its sister capital ,•tries, it is laid
out in parallelograms, the streets
being of equal width throughout
and lined with magnificent v.illutv�.
The town is lighted throughout by
electricity, as well as any country
town in Europe, and large suets
have Leen spent en roads and
drainage. All three cities are well
linked up by road and rail.
COST -- $39,500 PER SECOND.
A Krupp i annon Which is Very
Expensive.
In the future we shall slay one
another at incredible distances. An
enormous gun !las just been placed
un the coast at Havre, which, wi t
Nature Needs Aid in Making
New, Health -Giving Blood.
In the spring the system needs
toning up. In the spring to be
healthy and strong you must have
new blood, just as the trees must
hate new bap. Nature demands it
and without this new blood you will
feel weak and languid. You may
have twinges of rheumatism or the
sharp ,.tabbing pail's of neuralgia.
Often thele are disfiguring pimple.
TIRED FEELING
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS \1'11.1.
1)0 1'1' QUICKLY %NU
NA'TI BALLY.
1l h ('bused by Sluggish Circula-
tion Brought on by Deranged
Kidneys Failing to Strata Impuri-
ties out of the Blood.
Stayner, Ont., Apr. 12 (Special).
--In the Spring the Kidneys al -
ea eruptions on the skit In otherg of ways need attention. They have
(ares there is merely a feeling of th additional work in straining the
tiredness, and a satiable appetite. one well -directed shell, can sink, additional
accumulation of impuhe
Any of these are signs that tho ata distance of over thirteen miles, win out of theuaccumulation
and if they
ri-
blood is out of order -that the in. the most formidable armored erui-
tie,ssteer life of winter has told upon ser. The Germans, on their part, are at all out of order, it is sure to
you. \\-hat is needed to put you have installed in the port of Wil- tell on them. It is only a question
tight is a tonic and in all the world lemshofen, a Krupp cannon which of the best method of treating them
and Ernest Colwell of this place,
::dere is no tonic can equal Ur.
Williams' fink Pills. These fills
actually make new, rich, red blood
--your greatest need in spring. This
new blood drives out disease, clears
the skin and makes weak, easily
tired sten and women and children
bright, active and strong. Mrs. J.
C. Moses, Brunton, N. S., says:--
"Last
ays :-- erosions aro made in the bore`
"Last spring my daughter was coin- my Kidneys affected.
y+let<'ly run down, she was very which destroy the quality of the' knew inProcured some of wereedd' a Kidney
pale, had no appetite; and became steel, and the piece can no longer s readily cured the alley
4cry nervous, and we were alarmed be used without danger of burst- and sl' whichss and restored the pains
about her. Wo dcided to give her ing. If we consider that, after the its natural color. I always urine
Ilr. Williams' Pink Pills and soon deflagration of the charge, the pro- to its na natural
a Plays
e -
after she began taking then there jectile remains in the gun only EverybodydDneeds KidneynPi inn. the
was a decided improvement. She about the fiftieth part of a second, Spring, and the medicine they need
gained in weight and vigor, her we can see that a cannon rendered
is pDald's Kidney Pills. They clear
the blood of impurities and by giv-
ing the blood free circulation,
speedily and naturally chase away
that tired feeling. It is caused by
sluggish circulation, and Docid's
Kidney Pills always cure it.
HARDER JOB.
cost the trifling sum of $179,000,
every shot of which costs $t,650-
$627 for the projectile, $185 fur the
charge which expels the shell and
adds his testimony to the great
mass of proof that the one surd
cure for sick Kidneys is Dudd's
*838 for the checking apparatus. Kidney fills.
It is not possible fur this gun to "Some time ago,says Mr. Col -
fire more than 95 shots before it is well, "I had severe I'ains and Sore-
ness in the small of my back, and
sometimes noticed a brick dust se-
diment in my urine, so of course I
completely useless. Because of the
repeated action of the explosives,
color returned. and her whole sys-
tem seemed to have been built
anew. I can warmly recommend
1)r. Williams' fink Pills to all who
need A medicine."
Sold by all medicine dealers or
by mail at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for *2.50 from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
THE CAPITALS OF AFRICA
MEI ARF: CAPE: TON '\, PRE-
TORIA AND BLOEMFONTEIN.
Cape Tenn the Largest --Throne
Rcow There Bloemfon-
tein au Ideal Tenth
The delicate and difficult problem
et selecting a capital for a United
useless after 95 shots has not yield-
ed more than two seconds of actual
service --$79,000 for two seconds!
d
THE SCRAMBLE FOR WEALTH.
If there is a sad thing in the
world, it is the spectacle of the
men and women who, in their mad
scramble for wealth, have crushed
out their lives sentiment and the
love of all that is beautiful and
sublime. The very process by
which they seek to win the means
of enjoyment kills the faculties by
which they can enjoy. When the
average man wins his wealth he
finds himself without the.power of
enjoyment, for the enjoying side
of his nature is dead. He finds to
his sorrow that the straining, striv-
ing life is also a starving one.
,—
THE
THE TREASURE OF HEALTH
FOR YOUNG CHILDR*N
Disease attacks the little ones
Routh Africa has been settled by through the digestive organs.
l happy and promising eomprorn- Baby's Own Tablets aro the best
lee. which probably would nut have thing in the world for all stomach
/ccurred to anyone outside the sec -
pet councils of the South African
union Convention. There are to
le three capital cities:
and bowel troubles of babies and
young children. They act quickly
And gently, and are absolutely
safe to give any child. Mrs. S. E.
Blohbs---"In these days
petition it is hard for a
climb up in the world."
Slobbs-Yes, but it's
still to have to climb down
of com-
mon to
tougher
again."
OWNERSHIP.
When you hear a man bragging
about owning his own home, it's
almost a safo bet that he has just
made the first payment on it.
She
admit
(slaking up) --"And you will
you were wrong?" He (a
young lawyer) --"No, but I'll ad-
mit that an unintentional error
might have unknowingly crept into
my assertion."
Out of every million of the world's
population. sixty-four are blind.
INTERESTING F1{EE BOOKLET.
The Withrow Travel Program is
WHY ('.1TS 1'.A1.1. ON FEET.
Zoologienl Superinteudent Says
Tad Plays important Part.
An ingenious model has been
constructed to show why a cat in
failing always alights on its feet.
The riuitaticn eat consists of a
cardboard cylinder, with four rods
stuck its it for legs, and a tail de-
vised ou s'milar principles; and the
object is to show that a cats facul-
ty of falling on its feet depends
en the rotation of its tail.
Some interesting information on
this problem is given by the super-
intendent of a zoological garden,
who has trade several experiments.
The faculty of always falling on
the feet is one which is especially
developed, he claims, by climbing The visiting parson at. Dartmoor
andgorvlareae,inclu(Ied lalt the, catng animas, in whicdtr be, was handing Convict 99 con-
munkeys, squirrels, rats and must soin
lemurs. The instil' t is born in
prison "You should not conlplain, my'
thein, and the act of twisting is; misguided friend, he said; "it is
solation small hunks.
better W take things as you find
them."
"Yer on the wrong track, par-
son," replied the prisoner. "It
were practising that theory that got
me nabbed."
A Woman's Sympathy
BOVRIL
contains all that 1s good In boot.
It gives strength and Vigor.
Why not take a cup of Bovril regularly through tido spring 1
A cup at eleven o'clock will give you strength for the day's
work, and nourish you so that you will avoid the attacks of
prevalent illness.
OLD -ADVICE.
performed without any conscious
effort on the part of the animal.
The opinion is that the tail plays
an important part in the turning
process. "All tree -inhabiting mon-
keys have long tails," says this
authority, "and there is not the
slightest doubt that the tail is of
the greatest possible advantage to
all climbers in helping then to
turn. It also acts as a good bal-
ancer. You may see a squirrel
walk along a tightly -stretched wire
or string, swinging its tail from
side to side, just as a tight -rope
walker balances his pole.
"Some years ago I 1 ad some rats
whose tails had been cut off, and
they were not such good climbers
as ordinary rats. And it is just the
same with monkeys; those which
have not long tails are not so good
at climbing, and cannot leap to
the same extent. It is noticeable
that monkeys which have given up
climbing trees have lost their
tails."
COLT SKIN SORES.
Zairt-Bull Removed Them.
It, is just at this season that
pimples, blotches, sores, scrofulous
ailments, and eruptions generally,
make themselves most felt. Pimples,
blotches, and irritating rashes on Photography enables us to see
the face and other parts of the the invisible. By exposing for a
body indicate a disturbance of the long time a dry gelatine plate, it.
functions of the skin. Impure gnat- shows the irnages of stars too dim
ter, which the blood Should dis-! to be seen through the most power -
charge by means of the skin, is at ful telescopes.
lowed to remain in the pores, the
process of "exhalation" is inter- Mother Graves' Worm Extermin
rupted, and just where the bad ator has the largest sale of any
matter collects, there pimples, ulssinular preparation sold in Can-
cers, and sores quickly appear. I ads. It always gives satisfaction
Mr. Arthur B. Griffin, of 191 Pic -1 by restoring health to the little
ton Street E., Hamilton, says :-.1 folks.
''I was greatly troubled with pint -
plea and blotches breaking out on The man who says nothing may
my face. I tried a number of re, bo a deep thinker, but of what use
medics, and also specially dieted, is a vein of gold if it can't be
yet the pimples and blotches re• brought to the urfaee f
mainl'd. Acting on the suggestion _- _-
of a friend, I began Using Zam-1 sgnisnot alwevs&tband. Guard your.
Are you discouraged? Is your doctor'.
bill a heavy financial load? Is your pain
the a Vmean toadburden?
uato womenkn—I
I hawhat
e
been discouraged. too: but learned how to
cure uty'self. 1 want to relieve your bur-
dens. Why not end the pain and atop the
doctor's bill? I can do this for you and
W11) it you %111 assist sae.
A11 you need do is to write for a free
box of the remedy which has been placed
1n my hands to be given away.Pei hap*
thes one box will cure you—ft has done so
for others. It so, I shall be happy and
y'ou will be cured for 2e (the cost of a
postagee stamp). Tour letters hold conff-
entlally.� �Write to -div tor my tree tre-tt-
saent laid. 8'. E CURRAil. Windsor, Oat
DEBTOR, BEWARE.
Briggs -A safe conversational
rule is: When in doubt talk of the
weather.
(Triggs -Safe nothing! 1 met my
tailor yesterday, and on my speak-
ing of the weather, he replied: pp
"Yes, it is unsettled, and that re-
yours."
e sterling. For Agenoie• at uaropre anted polntti
minds me of that little bill of esestece
of Ontario, address
yUUta.,, .1. u. awaits. :'Wet Agent,
No, It Wellingtan Street Rist, Toronto.
Repeat its—"Bhildb's Cara will 11111,11711 Send for booklet "Glass Insurance.'
afire my coughs and colds." —
CALVES Rale' Thar " tart PrhIrst Hlllc.
Steele Sagas dead Co.. LW.. Tereeta
Y011111 MAR t YEYNC WOMAN 1 Usve you eves
Weaselling Perfumes, Toilet floods, Teae,l'o(tess,
etc., is your spare hours: It is a payinJ oeoupe.
tion, and makes an tud.pendent hu,iinete man 01
wombs of you. Our g,u,•ts give satl,(a••tl •n. The
Bole epseisitles Co., Dept. A, Torous.', Canada
Farm For sale T °I
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lams 1 1 t
7
pro pal n
In 14 blades i4truul•
profusely
New Month] Bulletin o
dne eal l ) ne R.Rr ff e,s.l' 1. A, STROUT 00 ,t t o nt
t rW, red's Large.,t Farm Dealers, UuIvsrsit
Syracuse, N.T.
,IGHTtENTH EVITHROW TOUR.
BRITISH ISLES AND EUROPE
300 Miles lioaohing. 14 titpere lakes.
Our most comprehensive tour. aiviera, alit
/lents Carlo and Holland additional included.
Full illustrated Program free. !4e Jarvis tit..
Toronto.
EUROPEAN TOURS
All etpenees paid tnc•udiag Lipa and admirdonl
every%here. England, Ireland, H5,rtlan4.:tale
:Holland, tlermany. e.+it.••rland, Austria Stat
aoJ Franc. fur • t0.cA. .I.�ting each cnunt+y h
coaching, b•,atln and railway, (rum July 2nd t1
Sept and. I ,torsed by all Ste unship <'„'e.ai
the fined tel{. I.•r the ro��.'ey crossing the Atlantiq
Itinerary ant lull ,parttcAar+
3t113. 4. STlien essos 914 Jarvis tit.. Toronto
CLASS INSURANCE AGE TS Wk TED
National Provincial Plate (ilea Insurance Com.
pang Limited. Bead Office. London. Xee and.
Established rete. ea ital. Fifty Thousand Hound*
Cape Town, the headquarters of Green, Dunnville Ont., says. "I Arhyf.t
1 1 of exec dural interest, with excel -
the Legislature; would not be without Baby's Own p Buk, and was much pleased to find, ,elf a aiwt ',nettle c Hes. Ass adds 1.y keeping
'Tablets in the house. for I think
oil
pictures and descriptive itln an improvement atter several apply abottleuf 1'ahtlillerinthehou'e. ArujJwb.t7
Pretoria, for civil service or ad-erary of a comprehensive BRIT- cations. The itchingwas allevia• lot•'• there is lent one ' raialiller'•-1..”
ministration; and they are an invaluable medicine for 1811 ISLES TOUR and the best of Da.t. 9yoanaboa.
ted,and the inflammation seemeJ
Bloemfontein, kr the judiciary. all little :,nes." Sold by medicine the CONTINENT, with 300 miles les. As I continued the 'Lam Bub :\ weinan doesn't believe n man
This division of honors shorts a dealers or by mail at 25 cents a
w ise statesmanship, for it aims at' box from The Dr. Williams Medi -
t reconciliation of contending
1laims which had something of ra-
ncid prejudice behind theta.
('ape Tone is pre-eminently suit -
Able as the seat of Government. It
Ir the gateway of South Africa. and
is associated in the minds of all
"globe-trotting" Britons with the
aonderfnl and fascinating Colony.
its Homes of Parliament, standing
It. the centre of the city, forni a
eine Co., Brockville, Ont.
4
Kew Gardens, London, possess-
es the largest collection of palms
in the world, nearly five hundred
species being represented.
A Purdy Vege- table fill. - - The
chief ingredients of Parnielel•'s
Vegetable I'ills are mandrake and
dandelion, sedative and purgatise,
handsome architectural pile. and but perfectly harmless in their ac -
will make an admirable legislative lion. They cleanse and purify and
Chamber for a united South .Africa. have a bloat healthful effect upon
The buildinfs are in the Renals- the secretions of the digestive or-
Saoce sty le. and the central hall ur gans. The dyspeptic and all who
lobby, a lofty apartment. is used
as a throne room. It is a sl' gl•s-
lrse thought that some day it King
of England luny visit Cape Town
and use this throne room for the
opening of the l'arlianieet of the
united South Africa.
in 11'0.1 the population of ('apo
Town, excluding the ,suburbs, was pengine. and other ulgrf(heats, has
77,1b3, of which 13,695 were of {seen invented by a German.
European extraction, and 33,4:•8 be-
longed to colored races.
A BEAUTIFUL CITY.
The "Sisprenie Court" has its
sittings at ('ape Town, but these
a i11 Lee be transferred to Rhein -
suffer from liver and kidney ail-
ments will find in these pills the
most effective medicine in concen-
trated forth that has yet been of-
fered to the suffering.
A horseshoe m- ate of paper, pre-
pared by saturating it with oil, tur-
Repeet tt - "Shiloh's (lure will always
Lure my coughs and Colds."
`tandaid time in Belgium. Ifol-
l;tnll, and 'pair, is the same as in
Great L'ritan►. It is one hour (as-
k stein. the fernier capital of the ter in Germany, Italy, Austria,
Orange River Free State. 750 mile- Denmark, Sweden. and Servia.
front tape 'fawn. So far as na
tural beauty is concerned, it would Lessee nosh, enughsal pale In the chest may
!Make ail ideal ca •ltal, gild it ha- a •t me t.1c•u,.uloytion, but aye les 1 signs. Alien *
Lung Itsl** m lo,.Volta' grain nl opium ledlit.
the ads ant age of a central situs ed air pa age p
111,1. Highway• cl ns -c :go tee anis 1 -- -
it from all parts of the country„ DISHES OF TiiE GREAT.
and liunttsolnc buildings fill its I Frederick the Gr.ai• made it ttatia-
streets ,lccerdinys to the latest beauty meal on salt beef or pork
/1,,I'pulation stns a3,' o• nll cabbage.
• :ussite of albeit(a,00O lruc•F,s. „Ben Johnson asked no better
!'reteria. the future head/tun( Than a pork pie, with an
ters 11f the citil scri:e, is Lou)
tI trent ens than
of ('anon wine.
miles (stint Pape T'•w'n. lit tit. ,
mall hours of Jene r, 1900, Pre Peter the (seat censumcd baked
toric surrendered unconditionally F.""`c' stuffed with .1pplCS. and con -
totems, v, ho v(1'161011v(1'161011v(1'161011.:der(I it A fin^ dish.
to L"rd tank . Raphael lined principally on
1,orse•ern. it was the scat of tn
of the town the farm' dried fruits. snob as figs and rais-
aftcrnueltl. '' ulA, eating tba►n with bread.
liner :ldministrntion. And the (yet Lucke considered that the proper
eminent buildings, erected At a breakfast for a studious man W34
coat of £2:X1,000. form one of on, r: hit of fish Anda piece of bread.
South hn fri and er..tlle'St pllec 1,1 M„han med stn.' EU Abbtennr l's
5(1(1:11 .Africa. The central tower)
is surmounted by A statute o1 I.ih. ! that n handful of dates and :t
erty. which may new be taken Gs n",nthful of Witter t an he re'
1't.ned after a day et1 hard r,di rg.
an emblem of the nett 1''_ •r \np,,leon Bonaparte was not at
t ;deice in his rating habit•. He
Aloes 7J.. -.sr .at t'br.sr•tl�1 :f
.•., ` p ,t o.t,d seat himself at the !aide.,
, •t,.ne •.n ..r, t ' t :n •.•n tht tilinZs Oat were nrar-
�� 0' 41 - `'. 1 .t , • '' t. ai,d in ten er fifteen nlinutcs
las... . • ,.. , , I ..a • . e, ,;,..lie Lis dinner.
coaching and trips on 14 lakes. tie•atment, the pimples and blotches
Send 214 Jarvis St., Toronto. became less sore, the itching war'
cured altogether, and inflamma.
DEADLY. tion banished. In the course of a
Fashion is whatever most women short time every blotch and pimple
would, for the moment, rather bo was removed."
dead than uut of. 'lam -Auk is also a sure cure fot
cuts, lacerations, burns, eczema,
Repeat 15:-'nbtlob'tCure.wttl always ring-wortn. poisoned wounds, fes -
cure my ooughs and colds.' tering sores ba4 leg, and all skim
injuries ani diseases. It is alga
MYSTERIOUS. a cure for piles Druggists and
Why is it that nearly- every wo-
man who married for luvo always
insists that her daughter shall mar-
ry for a fennel
Relief for Suffering Every a here.
- lie whose life is made miserable
by the suffering that comes from
indigestion and has not tried Par -
melee's Vegetable l'ills docs not
know how easily this formidable
foe can be dealt with. These pills
will relieve wl.ere others fail. They
sere the result of long and patient
study and are confidently put fur-
! ward as a Sure corrector of dist-
; orders of the digestive organs,
from which yl' many stiffer.
A BAKER'S DOZEN.
Them
'(heir
Them
Them
Them
Them
Thein
Theta
Them
Thein
Them
Thl ill
Thctn
as wants, must choose.
as has, must lose.
as knows, won't blah.
as guesses, will gab.
as burrows, 7orrou s.
HS lends, spends.
as gises, lines.
as keeps dark. is deep.
as can earn. can keep.
as airss, hits.
as has. gits.
as waits. win.
as will, kin.
TNA'
ISSUE NO. 1.,-- in).
loves her unless he is willing to
cat ani old thingshe utakt•s.
_
Repeat it; '*htloh'. Our* will always
cure my coughs sud colds.”
A Miss Buchanan, once rallying
her cousin, an officer, on his cour-
age, said :- "Now, Mr. Harry, do
you really mean to tell me you can
walk to a cannon's mouth without
fear'!" "Yes," was the prompt re -
Stores everywhere sell at hoe. 1 ply, "or a Buchanan's either." And
Zam-Bull he did
box, or post-free from
Co., Toronto, on receipt of price,
f
ETIQUETICAL.
A married man's table manners
are improv cel hy frequcatly bating
company fur dinner.
Repeat It: - "Shtloh's Curt will always
ours my coughs and colds."
H1S TIPPLE.
Hoax -"Yet, music always intoxi-
cates lite."
Juax -"Ah, you get air -tight,
ch i"
It is only necessar to rend the Thot Ternsesnng Cotdthtt mvleynu wrsteb 4
y 111 elate- will n t •ane b.+CY i(y •u ta►. Alien s
testimonials to Le convinced that 1.ung radar wh.n y•�ur th at is r.se and sore.
Thr. admtr.bt. remedy i• (res free* ,.pi.m Take
Holloway's Corn cure IS unequalled u i. five,
for the remota) of corns, warts,' ---
etc. 16 is a complete extinguisher. Its Russia, 25,000.000 squirrels
are sea llgile red y en rly.
11' HAT WOMEN SHOULD KNOW i
"Man is Filled with Misery." --
This is not true of all mets. The
well, sound of lung. clear of eye,
alert and buoyant with health. are
not miserable, whatever may be
their social condition. TO be well
i. to ho ha-tpy, and we can all be
.well by g4 ing and keeping our
bodies in a healthful state. 1)r.
Thomas' F.electrie Oil w ill help all
to do this.
USK
write fog
Mit
EXTRA
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rams*
CHIP TO
E. T. MITER R AC -0, RAT
531 Front$:. East.
TORONTO, ONT.
GOT WORK.
Kind Old Lady -"Have you ever
made an effort to get work 1"
Tramp --"Yes, ul'►'run. bast
month 1 got work for two members
of my family, but neither of them
would take it."
Rep-atcrs y coughs mud olldds." swill always
MAKING HIMSELF A•1' HOME.
"Now, said the genial host, '11
want you to inake yourself at home
here. Do just us you would if you
lite/{ here."
"All right. all right," said the
g::est. "I'll try to reinrmbcr to
told ms napkin.
1n its initial stages a cold is a
local ailment easily dealt with.
But mai} neglect it and the result
i- often the develop;neat of distress-
ing seizures of the bronchial tubes
and lungs that render life miser-
able for the unhappy sictim. As
a first aid there is nothing in the
handy medicine line so certain in
curative results as !tickle's Anti-
Uonsuniptive Ferule the far-fatncd
remedy kr colds and coughs.
HiS I'llll'1:.
Jones (very Bross) -"Throw that
thing away, do."
Brown (very happy) -
-
"Look
here. 1 don't often gine ton coma
for a cigar, lint when 1 du—"
cents
Jones ---"You get fire
change.
Did you ever see a millionaire htatlena Aso�na, hat Insist .p•'n gentile *hie
who grit his by following the ads ice genu)tta,•. •• Ih. U t 1' SI.Mho11'.ssts• 1t 1.e
lie gises to ambitious'olla 111e'11 1 ego • 1 th+ test ••f y•,•s tI cureFame
s ash.. and pae
y g eutcler than any pta.ter.
That love may die for lack of a
button.
That n husband's friend should
be welcome in the ho►ne-
That he may love her, and may
tet shy at saying so.
That he is as interested in bal-
1•roning as he is in millinery.
That nn occasional game of bil-
liards "with old Junes" is no
crime.
That n man's point of view large -
Is depends upon the- nature of his'
ginner.
That mere men usually forgets
the date of his Wrthday, but stet
doesn't object to a reminder.
That "to feed the brute" is a de-
sideratum, but a chat afterwards
may form an excellent savory.
That he is a clumsy brute. who
feels emotion, but cannot show it.
That is for the other sex. Hence
the value of a tear.
i. scientist claims that 10.000 mi-
crebes can roost cotnfllrtably on
the. point 01 a pin. That's more
than one man can do.
Airs. Newlywed It s just brutal
of you to call it •tili4 stuff.' Von
said you'd be glad if 1 baked my
own bread and----" Mr. Newly-
wed -"Yes; but 1 didn't ray 1
wanted you to bake mine,"
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