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Folly congeati faith.
ICnarecter is oontroiled will.
"Sikinee will end ntrn'ost; auy, quarrel
FatkliriU its tulintess- in friendships.
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r-fihe:',106 the mazy.
i4: Of religion is for thethe�y,,
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v` Things Seedily believed .lyre iibt often
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m:_:::•.t.�r.nratt.,,� . a� pie ��.�.
1te', etitill 'Cher li :; ._ ;
e ittta�ra.
,tivin ^r fear others Ls an imperative ,of
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he. big r
' Voir toes. will not fear' n you as long' s �..�
tL fret ire
• o at oval them.
Ilse who—gives to be Seen: usually bas
•3fiielt he wants to hide. .�1
fw,wtrr<g usttertlly Is a plan of hiding ono
leernish with a
bigger one.
,
e rvI4fal o� dutyever
a
y find
ejysse
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to give without thinking
• 4l, n „Write without givin . .
In "the church is' only a piece e
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f#t, who does net look iorwa'•d with
•eccewill took e back• With . regret.
alth is:. the pourer •tet weaYe rite music
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seeable thouglkt. Yet 602�
tircreign.Yt`ttT tlk'st1�,Cfi"`dCh`•'
tci ]3et�►rig to Some fai up sxtcl or sunlit
rov=e,. i,tiere nen might come wol hi
with garlands of flowers.
ttreether4febree
purple wholly innocent rof laughter and
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menial life how ail their, feasts andheli,
dogs and torus rOcial
. retia_
lly .occ Ions w
ere
- likANP��y.t�th i7
meant not pain, ,but, the highest :blest`
font of Pleasure.
It is`Feas to a t< e
+ hat much or the bible
• Y to
-belongs- to the childhood of 'tiler•race, to
to o dayS Mtn tooklife lei seri.
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misty
a
nd
when
the... cart
)msasn we
do tor tthAA e1c ti�ai1ttn'�t e
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t�o f It Q
ba � tial e'rtente-4tlt'e'rws -•eirti ,ler"•,
y �r 0 ai i:. (, y
tl!it w£�
nearer and .,�more, csl
urd+erst of • As we balite pras}s+ed from
perhaps it has'i en tnneeeI4
able that we should lose some of -the lyre•
sponsibility and simplicity :sof that days.'
Sometimes it seems, )however, as if the
rnee bad 'lost ehitdhood .and fussed over
_rotinhood, as' If we heop grown prerna.
turelyold. We havea flIgateththe child's
smile, but have stet found in the man's
heart deep heppinees.. It is :a peer kind
of &ogress we have made, as a 'race, if
oehaero-foundeinetliseparesteeffetenele
no doper springs of jay dein, we -knew
,f 1'.
1 .1:' 1. - • 1 k .
ther •i
with ignorant s tri ie d
. gxw pi try an the
genuine gay*ty of those who once danced.
efor'e theirr+ alters 'there to goblin's) per -
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wetly are blessed; It
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MMrtde . our a.
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orer's . doelliatt , . irtr.s t) par e r� ars
stn t iUt'e vc
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.flu "O .`i 1 001:2"..
"JOY ��' l 1, -n
' ,f is
is of little' asp lrt t,hia world t.rtnl+��' fr
hie kind of a joy Diet 4 mart earl see turd
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11 a are the ple of Inc 'Mace,. of
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a�•e
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y *arts, fa o
rt r �v have not
i�h etr:t 1
ti up
. arepicking
tcrnrc d �v live. 'i�11
life's lid and despising its , gold. We
. blinr_ta' t ai eieeettle amid °light fix`
life, to the wayside flowers of ^ joy.,'to the
(len sources of ItiAnkfulness.'
.We need tet hit up our ayes to see how
g od n World thisls, how -fair; its niormis
hewbright its noeS;hew glorious its
-w +
eve:rtit�lg:llgi�iire• rtk•e ttao •rxr�rch With ttto
little tangled, crines of our ewe,maktnee.
1m 4
ee ended e t t o ems:1 e -fir r�
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t an trier leingthg,heltrt,
We need, • to' fake- our ;faces inert, our
kid.. . _. eL to= k m b -other -faces;
Icelarger
faith,d love .for men,to
reto1e in frr1endsbipa, to find the 'thrill
of The broad and upward. weird . wa ;, to find
time to `.five and let, the
makingof relive
let citre it�ii or •) e.
^ fte *Ili . 1lour
SIov ctne
fromm
caur suicidal . selitelmessi andg ladn ,
;deep, and enduring, is found -'only in the
!tie e# eelf-gie lrmg. There. will always be
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pears look ail teteerakeerlidgMt''
dy` making ;their: way
Chips of Smythe, James
alive dmfs tirne.•yaat Year. a
the unsa:irvey ed in. ,tlte. townehip of Wit.
tette. where more new finds bave been
made and with rent development, have
zprofQ iittyrY �a1}'-y`•
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hens the (xawxl�it of� japes and flat- '�'. the family G _e• hY n.. �
er . is that made on the "Go!die"pro- . «� were WWII -10 side by 41de..
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i "i Mrs. to a herself, she looked
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ttrutolied cottages and its L • cr4e d,
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Lloyd's trep>+esen., Civ,ad tinct � h
kindly, • hospitable tv lc ori e whic1.I • Imoe.
V021 people k w to vel how to lee;
p. A e nq t � ,.
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�t~S. Copp, there _• R#
n theCopp £attril .- were: 8 n istog,
therxr elvetik in the Zi ehen ' a'zd th,,, thf0
,► "white the elder* aister,ei
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e �Y eh lxit-erc�f�t sus. , , f #=youxt�.tp-.-f�eF � i ,
and tri �i a�
\Veat,'`'Ja meson, Neill, Gritty and Meln. 'u �faenily. r+
w ever 'a e3 "£a alio
,•.. l ekes . is ,hat. Y rl . .soy
k" ell. of Cobalt. ,,From various .ter-
rtu 0042here in theranpthis t+ilf
rrnarkeJ, and the soft Devon accent
he nil peobrihilfirshe one of :the fliii~ sounded very Plehsant �in her-semh..
aripperrrs In the new- dt�tadistrict.M eldest
i
goodis 23-40 aeceekin n at
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tilt : taken ,
service Thls��r�iperty : � �� hsa)d �t 'early `T4: -titer; but the. mriost of them are at
leer tt i r bythe Reeser, tie a tees _
• tt Ll -� ti i flier ,�.� i lxt
-Iii to �tl l � �
.ter -
• p _tom �Me�4 , t �,.
fare..
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lifts*
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��orlt..l.�n.:rti�;, .ant#. his.:,�ctr�iet ;a:t�. .�... �.'�..._... 4? _,. _r~-�
or
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siIx�Edi ��► sof p�cg-
co+eryeetett-bt�
,�notet
MOO and *lade, 'and tarryingfrQ "My eldest boy is in the navy;'
said
ail appearances a Ieigh percentage of tut. Mrs. Copp; "he is stationed at Mala
nee silver. To date tee
entY !miser now: No,
I bave none is the
he arm
Y
werliStone coxats of sinking few ?fit my boys. re 'all for the sea• =tires little
a#e*n t l#lIela neve; iiisrdre.i'riAa>c~
kma bhle. pW hl
rof thn oor
=
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Gib'eeesyIltheeavestht4inkvi,nagt aonfd iet mzvireandblyT
ftr:fir:bsu
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and Is *1a,tietes• t0 width. Just_ way. ,,I had another boynthenatily,.bu,
1itarksensuftorfam tlraen Semelblesnttne� fF)lro gw arsI,re was drowned when hew tartly 17
tars old; he was jerked overboard by
,
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a,. ro ear Arid the Iv ey not,' ortilu to ick
tiny 1
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sec eht: cf tho, yolcon, a
ut ; , t! Idress a area I It ifl'y,
� t rtr>< t� �
'k Vticrat
ng, 'tanager of • the Cobalt Cent
'Mine; James. Leslie, master nteellanicr
tl rs� ala It Central • J. 1C. 4finer ono,
eu f'. � ' as ttiii"ii fr
S
not in: the•(limp . at• present, is also 4.
f
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a x l
kct f 'Ya
13» L hiblfes, formerly • of the Argyle
time"'. --Toot —K'- • I'tl — #,
$.'frit, Mesleay, of Napnnee, Ont.; atso
IftlfeetteliastelltlegoteMittWebetilittereeliiiit
nld �: ' It £Ari: Sl -^
tI .�-
r»ris eu. tli
A
'Cobalt %miine; John and George Donald—
sen, of the SOO uxi% ti. W.Cobb;' . for.
merly Superintendent of the Bonanza
Y een
a best ei li , h n.
t ii e
rove experLinced the hardships of the
early days i : that great ssatint
country,
evOtee Cobalt oorrespendent of th
•D'ttrhe.
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o itttinti all -!'thio, "v. t
rw is: ei�a
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co
haa.d-bark
l or�+°oug to , 'B t hltls, ' n
theChest,' ,�.� eras► . ro Wit Ir
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Ott or .. You will f ad s,•
cure in Dr. •',Noodle Marva lino Synge
N. Loonier,Berwick._ 1408,0
writes �� I have used Dr. Wo�ades o.
etocough"_...
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the rem is.°
Dr. Wood's Norway PineS ear..
bottle at all dexter* Put �n l .
per,ra thee* s f+C ' trade
Refuse
NorwayPine Sy ►p stet that One el
t mere
Mr. Browrnr Tom Kennedy and Slim rent, and will be *OW out' at ern early
t t -•i : s t 1 1 i.x :cnt --tt�1
is
s employed. �d, ..__CThee.
.., - includes
, �1 0y_
tc.t.
et#tcKs"Iaua very Joyful nectin,in date.#f1 a�Ba_utte of1.10
• ereao inDawro e's
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:tl'r(r-t s- ar tl cortatnin c :: s jto Cr well t vng,:: =A.ntittwr
ihett, ti)
cd^'iib � e
of, me
nis employed
putt
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1n,th
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tiery inadequate ortparedto tele cYaken icxaiditman .form�sFd_ur�er
muteg_inete gth Cs .
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7 t-to'#:nr rti: t , t-; rr •-mikf• 'fie -•-f--
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Witt out of Dawson dtir:in the first •two. terderground development �svork is'bein
p.
. .. :. a to >�..
t the usual r rft . bou�
yoa��s .+a� the l�nY, end to -day the muds sept up with t .tis y •
tet e, in nest -class condition and _ ai<_tonio- ,000 Leet of indergt ound° dcveiop ent•
biles are t �clt on t►a nt d#tenI work
: las
been den*. t
1is first �v4l
enstern;and southern cites. -By mom- and about 60 feet en the ae cenid levet:
parison with other eannis as tie ids.
reads and. ,otheie inprorem+'nts, theCo-
balt
i- ,
was suspended at
k�et t (limp .n,the Development work�
Ie� commented Ia
ori Y r4 North C.�tbalt mine +oL1 'ICiAra#iF.lt<ttt,
Kisedieeee as •belng sadly negls ted.- They th a ,, o
��y a n] rf+1y ek �r, that onto the mato elleft had
l�d ����T'i.'tR,X,.{�" been
a,.r.»A A f. op _1� - ♦,... .. '.. .... _...-�. ...�♦1yw
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hoer ear#th loves tervice, • ,The best way
low
1. . 1 i •.4 $
r +too' our son .st its another and
n there is a chorus heaver: , f
mess. 111 1�tftY F. COPE.
There , I�,vays are fe'ty friends to
*Won the loss of the man �s he •nudes
fid enemies. •
''et and the rest will take algal Of
Chet l=►yes. e
Few. nen are ii�ii moral (tenger as
great aS tlrissc► who- procbafm religion
strenuously they feel no need to pruc-
lf
WIIERE LOC '5TS ARE •Foo».
'r`- .ble-f.-uxney ire : ome.•Pincea--•-flo a lie,
- ' . Are\ Made Palatable. `
•
Locusts are n. table luxeiry fn_Palestlne
send other sl • The Jewsfry them in.
ressi mte oil. - .In Arabia Peirce locustsare
- dr=ied ter the sun'itnd ground into a kind
of, hour for • baking. In Central Africa
certain tribes make them into thick
Mtunttpt_,. M . see- .sees
niaa sertr= they ,acre beak rntaige
trs, -then-fried In i t..fie► and mu edwith'
n 1 aria they 'slat 1'- ar-e hails
Lesson V. Our 1 JJeMznly B'omc. Gatlden.
Text, , John 14:1. 2.
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Th113 LES ON WORD STUDIES. _
(Based on the text\ of the nevi ed
_Version.)
The- � a- the—T tit nd-time- .Ift►a
To lightly appreciate the opening vers.
tie of Tthte wonderful , chaplet 'e 'must
✓ im u se s of the .p' ,bare
ui res- nd �Wiseh_--tilt -•_ mrde
t�•hicl► ii- eentatris were spokes. Jt'stxir
end Atte 'eleven drscip]eS- were still mai
the' nppe ne'i mb r he which. • they had
partaken of the mist Passover meal to-
isf9a41
neer, had .just departed..- 4 sere,tlpon
-it seeelast deepoke sortee-e tiressith.
- 1 would have told ; our An..i pperel to
their faith inn 1w$ candor and -the the truth
fulness of, his - previous teachings.
4, ye know the way—'Weirds spoken:
tt� ttcst their� .understandin .. (r! what'
,t.i•'w•Yn,: �::{ 'A"_}'J"'+Y .♦ eft .e.. .'.ii
ing .ininself and bis relation to the F,
thee \arid to the human eace. '
5. Thomas stilthe-Thoulas wee, trent
what vie know of him in the gospel
narrative. an the habit :of seeking ilif.
fleultiee, and demanding explenations.
and in ' the present erisis does not quite
sec the 'relation cf What the lifaster has
teen saying tcr the immediate need, or
eieste-_-Itsuseontinuee to vet* in
1'1 la ferias. oat, tonseniing ity
'T; It ye bed knowneemeseTheir
lion to himself as the revealer of the
lr
and for anailysts., It f^ x;f_���fi�{{f'��t-six centst " op. fear 1�`tf
ancr is elseteeingae sa ed for the. stiv er»
Y • �syti<r of tlilC e;l
• GAMW lits 3 FEARS. ale a to earn anything to increase the
. family income, etn+d the problem of how
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Superetillone, That Move The IlArdest te bring, up so Many In litalth and
. strength would to most townsfolk op,
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Gamtelers %have, a reverence for, oda outto-obeerfulty 'and contentedly obeut
pembem and' none more so than the , IL '
habitues of Monte Carlo. On *entering °Eve go good busband," she said,
-21.t the float( tikim for your hat and stick.
-This -ticket is estaneped --with 4 ntnnber:
ShOuld the fl len itehCevenelhe'old
m`sleurr' Lind promptly walks out, enot
twreturri that day. If, however, the num.'
Ler be odd, and tinder 36, the owner of
it will probably hostel to the men and
strike heavily on the- correspoeding .nunt.
Let on the kmg gregn cloth ;of Ines 'rou-
lette' table. The steengest part of it all
itie-ielactetWtirthieenuriber „Inver -WAY
-Most 'brides long for ittirievOattierefor
-1;• i; ehP.,.. -the tilde' Ahe stin Melte
sek herself'. with "the fact that in *one
court
inc. it
e prays or ra rt
r omen that ell herle
and untirtbey had come, to reegard hien none- Oiler. The Germens-say_aenew
siWn they, coukt riot be said to realty ifeeeettemes witheerery.
bave estiniated the coet of the road to
Eth, Lake, from Eariton 'to have been $200
ppr mile, and 'the GoVerrernent let. 'the
Contract to rt.man by the• name of Geo
at 4288 Per mile. '"Settlee.s say that but
•
doin the load. would have been left in
very bad Shape; In fact, it is claimed
tnese. gentlemen put on their. own- men
the. loads for. 21 years now, And
gets -16se-a-week, but it's -regular wages.
"How do I manage on thAt? Wen,
els-manage. It is, a difficult thing; but
there's a great deal in the way you
manage. There's others I know that
have no chikb'en and yet don't seem to
(14.1 as well as *we do 'with our large
llreadle 0X41, querterrr, nod We 'have
ae.good bit of garden. 1 desft know
what we should de• without that: and.
en
impossible to baul, freight by the mad
TAkp SAMPLES OF ORE.
Mining Recorder Hough, or-- lerrdo er
Lake, was visitor in the telbalt, camp
this week, arid tirought with him sante.
very eith specimens of:quarts...with fro
gold which he Le' credited with saying
was struck at a depth of 83 feet bi the
an. unusual thlog for eteminingerecordei
gree -Of *confidence has. been eStablished-
in the Igardee dtetilet, .and 41.. has Wen
in water and salted to taste. The robe
grunt and MIR° theme as. ro
I them le jeutter. or et.ush them with earn.
0'6 chedSb end dates. But they only. re -
Stance Me fish. e •
*When required for toriskimptime the
legs end wings rare broken off and th
-.or-broiled. The flavor of, "locusts, while
atrOng and disagreeable, becomes mild
-end readily disguised when cooked.
;e-teeirif-toeuet soups -scarcely are to be
-4125-tinghtstied -from -beef - broth,. Fried tri
their own oil 'and slightly salted they
Mien the food is plentiful -I Grubs
.. rend eateepillers are eaten with avidity
ely Parielane. and butterfilee ere eaten by
'China and harvest- flies by some Attie -
12110,
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declared, in response to an intimatiori
from Jesee., • that. his dieciples would
not be able' to lolloW him this. time,
• 111111(1111 .141 Off
iye no doubt, fetus teminded , Pelee of
for,etold his theeefold denial. The eerie
thin 1 of the disciples, .h bega
have gleomy concerning
what the timnediale future might hove
in store for therm Bence the speolet
versation frore the thought of his de-
paelure from thent, to the thonght tit
51Ore ,for theni Agit ih6 rather; 'The
entire chapter.. together with the, three
feikiwing chapters, Gire17). belongs to
the same greup of farewell thsemirse.s of
Ilbse
keneetertheellie revelation of
the Pattler end hie Infinite love :would
now soon' be ,e0Mplete, and their. tine
derstanding 'or the ,great purpose 'of 121S•
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-Andrew.. fie Wei; like Themes Ire his.
feeneineeeefor insisting on the, praiellcal
Res impteding -divine-are of their Slat.
te: from them, together the p
Dost them note. me, Philip?
verse 7 ribeiere. is to be taken in the
Sense of "to tecognize." The direet kr*
cotes the surprise .604 petit Ceiseed• by
11* 10`le *10« believe riee tor The very
'higher greund being ofiro avail, lestia•
rind tangible, evidence of' Ms divinitY
end his relation to the Father, 'which
it had furnished.'
moll 45 still ovur to.day in t
feint, in thri,51, thongli„, probably .1'00104.
int..; also refereriet to the niiraelist
lie diseVes patty d
hieh prayer, .12t order to be 427 itotive„
mist ,12e ',offered. That spjfil is 1126 son
which Psus exemplified *his kw
prayer lite*
2- Atte:Aber ,Coinferter 41r,
slielpeto;„ Greek,
`inditited ..the ntxt sent
• ilt11.4.1so13.1(41.tr'tPtreltrAlcittiri.''rl‘tilViiiii!rt,f2
it
it is ,very noluckyl for brkle 10 ,ece her.
eel! In aerairror after her toilet Is com.
pleted. .11 she' so far forgets Wed, as
-"eV do, this and.. MAO, 10 appease the
tiny ri,briont
They wake itt the morn-
ing and feel tireder than
iyhen they *eat to hcd.
tghtiitlieuiehelrdutiiis dining
to he * dreg and blirdeit, 4
PI
lied fitted the dieciples ieith eorrow and
Believe Od A fitting dhoti
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Ilelieee else in t lee -The apostle
have come to toeow hie divine
and power,- well*
,,arrant row in Ian caso, ':tvirett
iknie of tIllet4iainty end after shell
neve left. them. •
(tuelling plats, et Ilio infinite efioll and
I, heavenly. sense; 31.0 emential idea.
Viet 'Of the neeirneee ,c1 the, •heaveielly
02114695.e. it i
Of 146410210st It f
.3v 2) ;lie itdequel, '
Ittc
Ire the'
tall* fro
10,
1
• itg Seine
make the 'most of 11 with a good crust
and sonic onions.
heaver -there -than -4n this -fittioefelitece
indeed of just taking what trades-
men bring. -Oh, ellen say 1 could do
much better them"
"Only the rent nt it be higher/to
theied et the Perial P41100.0 And thee.Win.
Ler Wei; at St. Patera/nog and in -the
-peesent 14 the -Czar' Alexis in IWO fretn:
Ito, Shah of Perste. lt is 'entirely cov.
tried With thick 'plata of gold act tout
rldques of NOW NO roller.
Tiler Ittet end date of The proseritatten art
'worded in'tin• ;inscription on. the back
ot /10 ,throne. Juet above' are the glii-
tertingldouble ,hetided ,eaglea of • fluseatt„
Initterlal
the -country; But it's 4 gOod cottage
hae . got flute Morns. This-ond 'the
loges,' here that rent is paid tor. Nearly
tifiehern'Tenthewoiroktutinggt oil; ..t.thearwil8ve .1n
' °Then I Mike and mend everything
oterppa,11iihenotthi.ehinildgreinbei". bo,oeynit,inrothMstei.
,rdways very gob41 at my needle
r n Into money. Out the. boots,..:4202
they nlo 'wear then) Ont. Walking tivo
40110 tvery any schei01, but my
tigtatt. 'tntiktis• them last wonderful*
oleo; heme tor. a, rorthight,„46-4Oottf
ttki 'things *idle, I've been laid f
lee lbw, Ot Mine erieeie
11: 14, bdd thetnits!021
112,
,g, a little therler thrill the eitheree
, p 'admitted vas Set' V1.1
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•
10
h' Cattarffy
en things
he et that I've
it while • betkro can
•
aihre, of _the Lard_er Lake re.
ney in development werkantelngethe
comb) summer will in all probabliit
tabltsh confidence in the Larder campi
but it is to be hoped Mot, the mistake of
a year will not he repeeled the Com-
ing spin and Summer. Miring 1 h
ter
snowshoes and bringhig down speci
-Zhkairrisitl.ul'irte-h'7rttiPer64eriey sttrked'''f6bIlltit
admitted that pies display
were- used in connection with the' eale
ACTIVITY .0:4 NIONTtiCAL.ttlVP,It, • Pols$011$17* Yttlie 4061 .4tiVe better
oterything points io vot iolivity tiora, rermirtivtilose ornitthtishit' linue}04r0-1101grerie, -.Ant-pit'y
lifinevrir"arittiethe- -45-N-'11morilitr 14174 Ithetiiittl\114%1°131":$.1:
edited by brokers room day to day front
New York, tioston„-'Philadoirdilit, 'and
6afirrni etnierosierni t4Rit.06.11'fr ittlokentnenteinhtiso "mthtetur,
ozotcrjheoPs woritloglIfirrof\:ttigtio-10-M0oboneyt
tI1222treqt *t:k66.11 Vielittio!aiirxitottetint;
drining west, besides A crosscut IS feet"
io the north at , the 75 -foot ,leVel. Tito
vein in the drifts is from four ;to Si*
inches wide, of calcite and very rich in
Silver. In the north crosscut one istnall
vein was encountered of calcite tinelnee
goad, supply of coal ,and other supplies...
ready. fo etart up In the course 41 the
next few wceks. Since the installatioo
Cleveland cobalt minesdevelopment work
end stoping are again in progress on the
first level at about 65 feet, as Well es et
Pei 145 -foot level. At the Nancy • Helen
last week a car ef thirty tons of low.
grade ore was shippedeto-thessmeltersa,t.
C.
•
" The 'Cies will eoon
;The picnic lunch,
7 Ili
exeralped 1.2L sorties,
Neu-spaper page.
Welt sit -and ling •
13y the ;shore
Boiled. egg oleo. Incite.
-Orii-speto-ii for eight, -
troneioi
I feel it pulsing
It villas;
Pet, Olit -I dread
•
rieh
t. vitriter end tho :grotto,
these fir* been verithei
ible. parties.
lo leave, al:not try dor,
228---tiZAV'--Uttriffir leu fit
_Akt.t!2$4•Aftqle' be
Ate totIthy booitt has already
in tower Lorrain; andsonle ve.ry
g vooris•have been made lir
the At5t,rict. Prefieratiotte ere bee
fatal, fa \tiiiivel biticirott$*Ati
14% 02 are giving better retort,
There are 14 proyirirm ttnd, 10 (ormolu
les In the Argentioe RepithIle. The Pres.
Meta tutg it salary of
40 004 X
many. the rio
004 into
s,stiout pew
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