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11, ,., L '� , 0?j4i'HA4 A PLACE FOR TEST. � � It Was Ma,de, * Doi *,y
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11 ; , I hold apart two things you say . , h . I ' AMMONIA Pown
� , .1 as you quickly on the vay; scOPtre of King George of OUt Its torturo increases a uot with life had a. 3naggincemt guil,
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I . 0, ody until it roakes life ra his Magnificently appointed 'house in . I 11 I I I I I . . . . . .
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; t'rhp'Afliati I weighs 516 1-2 carats, has been set in , Pool Takes I ... �
I ,,,, I CL our writing on the way.. the King's sceptre, the ,smaller . gem, burden. It is cured by the RuO de Luxeinbourg, at Farls, - . . I �., paraIless, to .0$0. cl I , . "I I
_1 � Body Engaged tn the Work of In. II. � The. machine. was an elaborate affair, I I 1. I . .
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I � I vestigating St nomena, � ,V in the imperial crown and on, stat d� with gold OP everything and., mak. ,
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1:1 i: 1 . . ed with,' gre I cAry- .. 006" tarkst Water soft. *?i, L
- ,. I I-las Seen In Existence Since 18.84 yet -%yheii I'm Jai i! 08, CHASE'S OINTMENT ' � I at, Artistic 6hi1l;.,m,d the
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1�r � J . . L Reading, Room and a Paper, you like to have me when you read, T& didmi ran be removed from or another and do not. know it, The mental steel, polis,hed and L L . 11 . . all grocem I �
.� And Yet I give you fear indeed, the' British emblems of power and I ,,�.', - :
t� . . . . i � I . . "The London Spiritualist Alliance, I have t, City Swallowed Up worn jointly as a pendant. . Thus they constant itching annoys them, but so sharp � .�. Save coupons enclosed. - .
� � , Or lived in vestal virgin's cup,., .� The spring whi h lib r ted the 'Q1 4' LLLLLLLLLL "I'll,
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I � 1. ,.,. � Limited'," is one of, the strangest way adora Queen Mary-, ivllo can havle they scarcely realizes how the disease knife 1vag pla C e a Large and Small Slied ""r - package and;coinpete,l
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. � .. I i business ventures in existence, for it In battle saw the weaker yield, afield, the satisfaction of knowing that no is gradually spreading and becoming of any one kneelingupo � ., , ei L Three hoi ', � I ��
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I I I . is. a commercial concern which has Behind the array I've laid waste, i ated. I lit fact, every detail was ai . , r1ces before enquiring elsei , AP, . . . � � I . , �� I i � I , I , I ; 11 ;
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. 1, other world.: Furthermore, unlike -Youth's� Companion. � crown and aceptre And as a pendant dampness, this Ailment becOmismore the engine of death was entirely fi Ly 0OMPANY, NAXU.rjoTV I ,�,�:,!�,
1% I ., I most registered companies engaged in was intrusted to Messrs. Garrard, the nish- SUP? RED BY . :� � I il."
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� No, 1188. -Hidden State Puzzle. crown jewelers, London. It was dilE sev' c, and neirtary dispos - � JOHN B-PAINE CO., LTI%4t � ,
I . trading, the members of this strange - 7 is warin, suffering Is in -tense " itions, shaved, had Iiis -
i I Tho, name of a state -which lies be-. cult to prepare the sceptre to receive theeb To THE I
. '1�1 and. sleep almost I ible. hair cut asid,, clothed in a robe of � I TORONTO,,, 1. ,
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I -1 ... I alliance for the investigation of spirit low the Mason and Dixon line is lild- the Star of Africa, for the general There is ili'inptohe V11fte silk, knelt . ______==9� ..
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, plienomeiia, are prohibited Irom a:e. , dim in -91A folioviing seven t",tencea,, ornamentation of the regpll bauble 0hasei 01 �
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L operations Each sentence contains a one syllable had to be der the knife. ........ W_ . I
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1 �: " kePt'intact-it has heraldic soothing preparation brings almost The guillotine was placed . .�, -
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. 11 hidden name. If the words are right. Instant -relief froin the distressing large mirror, *herein the person com- . I ,"�,.,
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I a 'nan- It gives a better idea of the Star of itching. � � mitting sulodde could See his Own im- Y 0 U R %0" P P 0` RTU "m � , � �
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1 4,41 success. ly chosen and.written one below an- Alrica's size to state that the X h I � I .
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_t :The Undoix Spiritualist Alliance, will. be in correct order. h a it is prayer, Lord Southey placed his head . . "'; �
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I Limited, is perhaps the queerest busi- t e ideal "big diamond," weighs af- only a question of time and stent in tile seinicirole and press'ed the British,Columbla *111'retura you abandoorria profit. We are selling the choicest land In, * . �, � "I
. I Xless organization in existance. go L Tile first lesson to learn is to do ter several cutting 1061-16 oarats. _"si spring I I �11 ,
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I I �pplication of the oiniment tAe fertile Fraser River valley at low prices -four dollars per here cash, balance In five � ,:�
� I . i I Thougl,,�,establislied as far back as The Cullinan diamond was named Is ,effected. 1 11
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� . . 2 the evening after the head of the company which The next morning lie was found years. V� the hoinespeker British ooluin$la offers everYthing-4ne cliniate, pure air and i' , . ." ��: �"
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and sky,, .Mr. Fred W. Clark, Petworth, Ad- water U" "��` , I I
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literolly "in the dark," investigating, - owns the Premier dianimid, mine in ngton county, Ont., writes -"My had failed to work. and after several To tlib investor she offers unequalled opportunities. Write to � I t�__, �
. i Africa. where tile diamond was mother had eczema in both I;gs for I 1� il�i � t
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I., tabulatin.- ' recording, and photo. new. . fruitless efforts Lord' Southey was I .1
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graphing spirits, "thought -forms,"' 4. Too often the rich in found in ,lanuary, 1905. The original about twent npelled to relinquish his � att6mpt . ,
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,� 5. When you are given an inch do one pound six ou.nces� avoirdupois. � vised her to use Dr. Chase's Oint. tine to the Glasgow niuseum, whence
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. Inest occult o5. Dark is the ho ar before the I ment, which she got. he made an annual pilgrimage to see
The Alliance has the f n t beg for a mile. 0 At that learned mineralogists. and TORONTO OFFICE, 12 QUEBEC BANK BUILDING ... R. ' I I
. . librar,v in the world. It also runs a expezts,on gems believe it was part "She found that Dr. Chase's Oinf� it until the end of his life. - .- - -
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�� clever little weekly paper called 7. The ant is a very busy insect. of a still larger diamond which' was meat gave her great -relief,, so she . I ,
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, "Light," which has an enormoV - . I cloven -whet a volcanic eruption hi got some mom and continued this First Life Insurance Polic 4.,J. PALMER0 President 4. C. PALMEM Vice-president , , 1'4�
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.; . � culationii not only among spiritual- NORTH POL tment faithfully, until now she is The first life insurance I
. ists, but philosophers, students, and E CRANKS VIE IN ten depths where it was formed. No . I I
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think GOOD RAPID PACE. ICE? 0 YESI less an expert than Dr. George Vred- think , IV . ! ���"
�.'' concerning spirit phenomena. wo,se anyone could have this disease sulted in a law - .
.1 Ors who wish to keep informed The mystery's solved, the victory won, erick Xuriz.,estimates that the original suit' William GYb_ I 1,14
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�� The north pole's surely found. diamond weighed no less than t1lan'she did,," bons insured himself �n Toronto , I '111
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� . Spooklan&' 5,000 Dr. A. W. Chase's Ointment, 60 for R i ype 'oun'disir " '�_,
I . 1. , there are "fakers,.- Cook cooked his diog meat there for carats and that the partot it no ,383 against dying in twelve I I y 11 I �', "' ��.,
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fun", t yet cents a box, at all dealers, or Ednian- months. He I I 11, 1� .. I
�� . � - .frauds, and tricksters galore. But And Peary peered around. found is in four pieces at least. son, Bates & Co., Toronto. The por- nex did die on May 18of the I . AV& I � . t,
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- woe to the professional medhim-who - The Cullinan diamond was present- t year, and the disgusted under. . � 11
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1 1 trait and signature -of A. W. Chase, writvs (the company of those d.Ly . vom, mr Umite', I
. eng-ages; in controversy with the he ice ed to King Edward by -the South Af- M.D. P U � I . "n,
. Spiritualist Alliance in London, think. - au- contested payment on the plea ths) L-�- ,,,, . -.;I— I "I , ,
� Cool, found it bedded in t rican states, including the former thor , the famous Receipt Book at I . i, I �t ..,
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R -19,v to achieve an easy triumph 0.4v Z And Boer republics, as a token of peace cine. a V e e 0 lil-V
Mid hummocks, mounds and knolls, are on every, box of his medi- he h d li ed tw lv in nths of twen�y- . �, i�,,�
the credulous souls of this organiza- Peary stumbled o'er it twice, and reconciliation. The price paid eight days ea.ch. . �� I I 11 .
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struinted a cage a little larger than a - rawford-You told me it was only * 1, .. ,
, long silent mouth value. At gieat cost the huge stone A GENT$ WANTED -FOR T . � I
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telephone booth, the fou AnTc�odldiltys spoke, nor spoke in vain, was cut into two gems, which now '3 greatest premiurn proposition in .1 1�
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, I I ft south, young man; go soutlif" ornament the British regalia. C.naidll'.'i for particulars to BriLLnivi, that. . . . Canadian Agents . � � 1. �
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nting. The framw of . The stone was found by the merest 22sAlberts cet,ottdwa. Orabsbaw-But, man, I walked it, ' � I * � I �
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11 this cog' a, chance. The day's work at the ,P e you rode in a taxicab. 1,
e are t:' Colt's Armory Presses I . , -.3
1. screwed together by My first is in e, not in . mier 'mine was over, and Frederiek 0% I - ___ �
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. 6 ,- medium is inside it would be M second's in our, not in head. Wells, the surface, manager, was. mak- L %.Oomla S I RL g P, P . , :�i, 1, . American Type Founders Co. - �,
third is in tent, not in house. ing his usual rounds. 91 ,dr-" I . I
I I I . ZxAerly impossible. without collusion My I sing refined aiid entertaining songs, use I _000 I N I The lnl&nd Type Foundry Co. I � . I * 11 ,�
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� �. tija the part of someone outside, MY fourth is in cat, not in mousse. Glancing along one side Of the deep funny cosi tell funaystodes- ':'p - is 1 I .� '11. ,�Ii,
� i _�11 , . to MY fifth is in eat, -act in drink, exca � � i � �1- �Ihe mame . Chandler& Price Gordon* - . -
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Altharacter - I My sixth is in hear, not in think. the For tefxns write or te ephDne I to remember , . . �
- gleam ,of a brilliant object far. up I , . "I
, I en eed a remedy , I . Walts, Die Presses 1. ,� . `�` 14 . I 1.
I . . My seventies in cup, not in plate. on the bank. He lost, no .time in Southworth Punches � w .
IT -4,', The sq&pli4itY. of �4148 � :scheme EDDIE PIGOTT, un I I
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I L ..5, I.- grea, st -recVMTqMdat1bn, It is , 33. n tf llp�tc the spot Nibere' he had 447 SHAW �TREET, � - - - TOR03NTO. — — Hamilton m-rc. cc. . .1 . � ,�
flaing My,minth is in pearl, not in ring. noted �el glint of light. He had not . Long Distance Telephone, College, 36ss, -,--,-,,IQ Brehmer Wire stitcherm I . I I L " I
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__ . 4L, - 1i , t e ceutre of a room and is . �/ with 'in ers, and as this proved Bamled Every wo.an who attempts to Miller Saw Trimmer . .. I
e -_p, all sides by members . , -Charades. iinpo snake a dre3s or s1drt waist Im- . % , . k., .
'40 No. 1192. gle hg, sought to pry it out W 0 Walt.,Sh..rd ftul.re
I � tile ,co* 1. with. the blade of his penknife. To . , , � , 4 �,
Of itt�� of the k1liance, w1W E�) inediately discovershow difficult : Mentges Folders , . I
perform the test , . Th; medium is My first is part of every shoe. his Sur-Drise the knife blade broke . It is to obtain a -good fit by the I � I 11 . � I
PbWed inside thN My second makes a sin for you. without- . usual "tryIng-on-method,11 with e Ftecriess Gem Gutters -
: is�, cage and literally causing the stone to, yield. herself for the snodel and a look- P.D. Roller Washers . I I. . 0 I .
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screwed, in� The ca'-�-_ itself I screwed Mr. Wells th which to see how . . Challenge Machinery CoA . , I ... 41
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to � blocks placed isi�iNh ','I_io0r. And -will at last end all his days� said: "*&n 1 took a good look at It at the back. I - . . . Hool *0 Machine and Engraving � . . 1. 1.
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I -eurti The curtains have do awaywith all diseomfortsand I . I . I .
. iind a �sdr of No matter if garments are costly or whole flung was imaginery, I knew to"emedv . . .
It-ats when shut up bel ed, that I bad gone insane - that the : - I -Adluftithfalrdss Forme' , .
'ig patched, . it could mot be a diamond, All at Nvork of dr I � .47 I � ,�
-out and done all sorts of essmaking ,�
.,J olrioys My of I '1s,,,Fp61,,,,.1n1e11ts in fitting, and
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I ,; last is a refuge where children once another solution dawned ,on Jae. 2- at once easy, anti satisfac / �. I ,- -
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question in the minds of certain Or dweller in country far over th� sea. Some practical joker, thought 1, has for Ca,rarrh. . dIfferent shapk-sand sizes; bust � I larcest and best equipped � . il; � , i 11 ��!
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I Meptics. as to ,wh�' these c My -whole adotns walls and our treas- for me to find it," Remedies in Tubes. longer or shorter 'at - , ,
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at all times, e oft his knife he finally succeeded in pry- Very eas(ly.,d usted, canfiot Fet . L . . -1 -11-1
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Ing out the stone and carried out of order ani win last ii i fe- I _`__
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I .1 doubt has crept in, ge the mine's office. Here it was clean- ing complete line of Dress F rms with prices. , i
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� G,�neviove always dressed in black- ,i I HALL-BORCHERT DRESS FORM CO., Every Description . . 11 -.1 v
easy to see the medium At all times, it ;vas i�und to have a weight of 3,024 etcEach fbrspmial pllmose& I of Canada, Urnited, I .,. I i ,,
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and where, the medium has been seon army? When beaten. 9 ___ I ,,,
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� Eiti in ;i chair in the spaca occu- __ - print the news next week if they can- IL Popul,sr Outline of the Changes Which Are Revolutioniein- the We always have a large number of rebuilt Cylinder and ;.,�.
_ ied '�) Key to Puzzledom, not get it at once. � � � . .. If
.r the cabinet while the spook . Methods of Farraing and the Habits of Faina lAfe. Job Presses . and Paper 0 1 . "I
11 N"o. 1178. -Charades: 1. Book, worm, As a,matter of fact, there are no . utters on hand.
. W.q stalking abroad. Spooks always 1)ookworm; 2.
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1 -talk abr'oacl," by the way. it is . Cani, on (cannon), papers in the world that' show so . By T. BYARD COLLMS. " I I —
- I canonize; 3. Pi, purr, piper. much enterprise as the great London .. . I . � I 11 . .1
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yort know. N�, 1179�Trasssposition - Sport, dailies. 12mo., 374 Pages, 106 Illustrations. Pric $2.00. ____'_____._________��_
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,the London ' This interesting and authoritative work- deals With the sub . ect � I I — , ,
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Nb.'1180�-The Great White Way. terprise came to light during the re- . I J . I — 11 .
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i. Spiritualist � Alliance has concentrat- 6f agriculture in a scientific way and from'an entirely new view�point. �� M_:��7__, 11 .
ed on the problem of davisipg a sh No. 118I.-Enignia: Cranes, cent general election, and the shining - _*�, �_ -
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� No. 1183, -Fractional Enigma: the C The atithor has devoted his lifetime to th'e 'sWily of 8hanging economic 11 I — �
I Ple method for giving niediums the . ,. Cc- light was Alfred J. Rorke of en- * . 11 .
,chance they want in c lr.rnbus. tral News of London, who scored a agricultural conditions. Farm life to-da:y offers more inducements than . I V . - - ffla� 01 �� ,
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, their powers. Expert conjurers who I love butter. pollffigs which he was assignuu Lo . .... � .. 1,
� � 'have been able to prod -Lice marvellous I sands.from the desk. Much of the drildgery of the old � >1 I'. ._;;�� '01
. I . No. 1185. -Beheadings; S -ha , w- cover, As the British Parliumentary I farm life has 7 , a -I.""- .
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niaterializations'�-such as spirits, h;,t, m-p-tt, ".-ink- I rp elections were -held any time within been done ' with by the use of improved methods improved stock ' pHONE . _01� i . . 13 �i F. DIVER ; .
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I the seance room, have franki" No. 1186. -Diamond, C., arin, cream, a inontli'a-d the public interest in and varieties. All this'tend,4 to create wealth by incre' . I _.t
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Man, ni. I the results of .each contested -polling product,and decreased cost of production. on, the new feritiliza- : � � . ... MGRI
. . I )roduchig the same . were of the Tnost* intense chvLracter it tiob Yligati '_� t
I results in the P the new transportation, the new,creation, the new fnachine �11 I ,
"Spook cage," whfch now awaits A Match for the Bishop. behooved each ,news agency and pa- I . I ry, I I I
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any come in for a share of attention. The illustriitionis are of special value %I - a i ',, -_ .
medium who proffers himself for ex- In the duys when church disestob. per to get the result to Lo don as I - - . -
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r1rainatioa by the tmuncil that it might o are- in any way interinted in agricull . .*;., �
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quickly as Possible and are unique. All-wh i ture � ` ') , � . . . . . . :t� i , ,- V "I I
jS mass of 'i:.0 people posted should o�tain a copy of this most tiniely addition, to the literature of .. .-. _tgm . I
11 .piritual Alliance. cussed in Wales Mr. Lloyd -George to the minute ,on the progress of the agriculture. I I ,_ -
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Which belongs to the Alliance-cir- saph. % all these beats th election.at . The chapters F re as follows - I � L: - - � . ,- I . � I
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. Vilaties widely aniong the 35,000 pro- chairman, a Welsh deacon with , Peckham shed more -glory on Rorke Chapter 1. This chapter contains a general statipment of the advan- ' OUR RECORID 1, I .1
. very than any of the others, He gleaneA . tages of , ,farm life . 1, Thirty Years Continuous Business as Eleatrotypel*s and Stepeo ra r,, I I , .
.. ,fessed spiritualists in E ngland, and strong convictions, got up to intro. a big Advantage by cozening the re- , ' OUR 0C I t�pe
I ves its columns up to scathing in- duce Mr. Lloyd -George, . Chapter 11. deals with the vast systems of irrigaiion which" are tran ; . ELECTROTYPI tPARTMENTS -,
, turning officer into giving him the ex- 0- I NG A STEREOTYPING
911ciments and exposures of mediums "Gentlemen,'; he said, "I haff to clusive ne per right in the poll- 1. I forming the great West, and also hints at an application
wh4o attempt to bamboozle the public, introduce to you to-nigbt the meln� ing room WISY then elaborated upon ENGRAVING .'v DESIGNONG '
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I I oupposed to represent a type of the bass come here to reply to what the where irrigation has not hitherto been fouild necessary. READY -SET NEWSPAPER PLATES 11 I
.1 10.1redulous in hvnian affrtirs, whereas bishop: of, St. Asaph said the other photographer and taking a fla�hlight . I . I
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-the curious, phenomena presented by 'the biggest. liars in cri to tdrnpering 'with the ballots, hence Chapter IV, deals with the popular ,q*akeningtath I e importance of "A�, .! 1 1 . __ � I 11 ... � ... �, I I � I �� I .. . , � I
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modern ppiritualism. . . (Cheers.) But I am glad to say that I But, the count was finally conolud- .1 I I I _. , I I'll
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Vocation, may be described as,a liye�' dr to -night." I I ed, and Rorke, with the totals an a and social well being. I . . . Agincourt, In the ' Fourth Reader. . . ,
� ly and "going concern." It occupies Mr. Doyd-George aft slip, of paper, rushed from the room Chapter V, �t6lis of some, new ititeregts Whic � Agincourt, from which There 1., a story soing the round;� ''
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a suite of ,several large and theerful the only thing that saved him fro -r which lie had ar I . If promise a prorit. ' . *Lii " " �ames WKitney can use it , 4 ...
erwa-rd said. to ,a, tdaphon ,Ilenry V.
e lo - . njade Ills triumphal entry into Lon. 1which
in tanged in advance. Outside the door C114Pter V1. giVeS A deSCriptioll of some liew litinian creations in the 110A, is our English way of spelling , e w. Sir to show the wide range of: I .; �
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rooms in a big building at 110, St. going to pieces Was the roar of ap- he fell into a s�a of mud left by the . Azincourt, iust as Blenheim is a sisni. ar es ; ,
6, Just round the tornei plause that: followed the speaker's plant World. I plioa i V of hi new readers. Ai .
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street scavengers, and while, trying lor corruption of Blindheim, In countrY schoolma'dw, attracted by* 'L
from the National Gallery, Several asf,�,Axindirlg I statement. . ' to ChaPter VII. deals -with iiew varieties of giain, root and fruit, and the I 1: I
I ;1 ,of tile rooms are given UP to ao splen- c�k - �_ I I I I arise from the muck be 'was knocked .. �Ibout two'and I balf hours Honry".. loud lang1lage in,the yard, reached 11� I
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I . , * , his shoulder was. dislocated and an I atid the po�siblllties wbich they hidicate. .. nearly twice as many as England lost cail another a pig-headed brute and! 11
, Jarges& of its TdOd in the, world, hitv- "Oh, dear," she said aftertbe masi. arm And wrlst�wsre bad I . . .. )Iltright in battle during flin Boor war, to Ivitiless Dart of an accompanying I
� tg -over 2,500 b6oks devoted to all a ly torn, Do- ChqterV111, describe.,; itiproved inethods in Agrictiltural practide, �
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" ' 914, "I'm so mor4ified that I don,lf spite these! handicaps e gained the I I Ihsting over two and a half years, and ilss,ault. Tko of -lender pleaded, ,Stay',
I pl�tes of spitlital: and psythidal ro,, know what to do, I can't I r � vr< .� likiplii
. . I I 06aroll Iia adclition to, the library, . phone and' ,his news to London Chapter IX. is devoted to iiew machinery by which th� drudgery of , talk complacently of oar ",no. of d. rto oil the ground tbat he , :
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