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, foundlingS Theae 4a Poultry rArm, saralo, out, � .
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L,' , , 5�rajuge drama, the action of which � DR. CHASE'S , � �
i �� � �Ar Su6W, *Have Been Offered by sometimes extends over years� . , au � -_ 01'rh Iles one and, is -hisIf 11 ,.
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: , ,�� , E 0 ",7hem After Hiv,, One of these waila enter -Jelt iveity limits, onnorthbank ��, �
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� , � * I . .. the workhouse in remarkable circuni- -LIVER PILLS ad I W,11 the river,mear car line, and fseea I 11 _\' T .
. r . . toric contoits. Atances. A mother, with her babe KIDNEY, we i ,;ndoltypaid�; soil black loam-, sweet . I iT ,
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. r It is a -law, but. on -unwritten one, clasped to her breast, jumped from a urine heavy anduildul - . tild in ever7r way suitable for homes ��� " I *
.- . y colored, have and 0)rdens; two lots, 25 feet � fronta o Cz:v , --,) - -,, , I I
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� I �4 � pi tile 'criekif field that t,lia player bridge Ixxto,the canal, Almost as. she, indige'stion and .;,,. I
. � _ irregularity of the eac -an be bought to, U00 the Pair, $50 . . �
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11 i I fw,lio last touches the ball in a county Struck the water a boatrCsMO up, and bowels and there May be rheum&M,o I 80 every two months, interest u'perr t
- �;, I r " � atoh can claim the same. This be- A man on it hooked the Infant by its twinge$. I . 0 Calgary IS the lar,geSt Whole"le r . .
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11 �'. -� I -bg $6, it is not unusual for a bats. gown and drew it on board; but the con so- *. . I I .
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I � I Ean to, handle the ball and dismiss Mother sank and was drowned. There YOU 'wonder what has gone wro,ac, recentI7 doubled, buy now _. 1�
L until You recollect that you have bee R POP ,4$lon has .
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r� �',�� ,,r 4n 11 fro 4!io owners and double your invest- E 5
� � , A mseI4 ivhen Ile is the last man in being no clue whatever to her Men' exposed to sudden changes of temper� me
I , r 1'r 1W , ). r' tity, the child, ,oil being installed in � J. Address "Chado," 03 Mack,te Block, " .
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� I ,� scored well for his team. ature, perhaps sitting in a draft or BOX 14i Pr 0
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I I � I .1 ,.1114,cottoa did -this during the Non. the workhouse, was named "Bridge. passin from a very warm room to 91 - �ff � 0 ON, $ASK.-D,O YOU -
� �kera v. Smokers match at Mel, So -on afterwards the guardians . �
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.�, I o, in 1887, -when the former ceived a postal order for ten shillings, The. kidneys are most susceptible to SAB Won propert at .
� I I i ,,rne � , _7 And Central Sasla - SERVANTS' §T KE. The W�ei on' Bani, of' England�
� � � I a a. grand total of 803 runs. Scot, accOmPaided by a slip ,of paper, on cold-, a -ad a sudden lowe-rin- of tem. chotAl. farm lands. For full partieulars � The Tudge--Can you describet any
L I I as ti4gaod safe invvgMnents writo. and, if The . Even the Bank of England has not., ,
I I � u� and; Boyle were at the wicket� which was written, "For the baby peratura throws an extra burden on ,ui,,i " Earl of Huntingdon's Staff Left specific act of cruelty oil t*"a part of bp-qn
. ,e � L* 5 at L �0� coming We4t, call, on G. H. Clare, entirely free from "runs"noc
: � fbl�-P,Iose of -the game, and when the found in the cut"' ' d for years tham by closing ilia pores -of the Me ' BI 2nd A�veriue- Box 1194, $as- at Critical Moment. I your husbandP rom by,', � I
; . formei'.44 scored 18 Tuns he stroked subsequently a sl�ilin mysterious skin- which are ordinarily a great I. -.t# �, Saos(l'-., Rtdorence, Aoyal Bank. The Oomplainant-I should I
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I I The Earl of Hurdingdori. has re- c . say 1 strategy. In 1745, for Instance, it was,
� ' t a ball ,g6ntTy',vhth his bat, and as reinittance came to hand about every. ,,aid ,io the kidneys in Temoving pois- W HAVE ANUMBBR OF CHOI an 1 Whenever he -had anything to
'�Ir I L. �.IL rolled at his feet he 'Vicked it up two months, the sender all the timo ons from the blood. ; n roved and unimproved far. s fo. Sumed his duties av Master of the say to me l forced to employ agents to present.. �
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! The -danger lies in not understand- and Saskato e on d then dis. I
ina put it in his pocket. Natural, remaining anonymous, ,Salo -31 aultoba Atherstone Foxhounds after his spell telephone and say it, an lio notes, which was paid as slowly as. '
. Illy the umpire gave him "out, " and When the child was -five or I al of in isposition, says gri English sible in six pences, the cash being -i
`lX Ing the meaning of the symptoms giv. '"r terms- �
old a woman called at , Some splendid us, d . connect before I had a chance to talk �
the pr e list. P
AI.Randled ball -is' appeared on the years Sei*I �for my free deserl tive paper. I=ediately brought in b anothei:,, �
. an in the first paragraph. Once YOU Ge%',, miley, 438 Blevant st,, B on, back to him.
ing-sheet. Scoitoa .had handled guardians' offiQe, and staggered ill' know that the kidneys need assistance I -�� -The earl is a most enthusiastic door and paid in again, while anxiou.si �
trball ,,,, its possession. clerk by announcing that it was she M11 ------'--1- - - --:-
� . I you can help them promiAly by using - I , sportsman, and always has a large - holders of � notes vainly tried to se.
! :. I iACRRS:E__DGRL-Y DISTRICT- number of splendid hunters at com- I cure attentiom in 1825, too, only the,
� � Jt, was Abel's good. turtune to se- who had sent the money for so long, Dr, Chase's Kid-aey-Liver Pills. 4b, tbreq miles from new G. T. R,
. ,vure the ball used in the England v. and offering to adopt the waif of the :Every day You put off treatment Melyfills-Regina branch, Good house and mand. He is a good judge of horses, I accidental discovery of 100,000 onet'l
matz.h. at the Oval on Aug. can"I. She believed, she said, that You are taking the risk of developing . Pounct notes Saved the bank from I
barki, 350 aoresunder cultivation. This
_� � Country the mother was a friend of hers, and BrighVs disease, dropsy or rheuma. Pr,s nev and what with polo in the'summer � stopping pay ant.
when the Mother distilo" and hunting in the winter he may be � __ in
ce OZ had hail and seldom. I
, � 1 L i,le4,2%,lm,el,8�09f��llavictorious. Abel brought the it was for this reason that she had tism. 33,,,U,e ivity ,of tros i $82 per acre; terms said to .spend most of his time in
� � . of the inset i Coule at once if you want this. the addld. Three years ago he un- -
� jgame to a conclusion by catching sent the money, and now wished to the failing kidneys your system is B,gh I - ' $ Modern War. - I
� 'XeKibbin, and he walked towards the remove the child from the workhouse f. A. Pollard, Real Estate. Offi", dertook the Mastership of the Ather.
,,. I ; - being loaded with poisonous impuyl- 1713 tt)artb, street, Regina, Sao],;., Canada N "Your soldiers loo:z tat and happy.
-, I ipavilion with the ball held tightly As she and her husband were in ties, and that means pai I . — stone pack, and previous to that he ' You must have a war chest.' "Not
\. 113vn Ilia hand. In a few moments he fairly comfort -able circumstance§, and fering. I REAL ESTATE. - hilAted the Ormonde, E�4,b Galwa� I I L exactly, but things are on a higher,
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I L � I Kk - - Ifere's the Ideal light for ixr sto lane than they used to be. This revo- I A
.1 s surrounded by collectors who were able to give Qe usual security, Get Dr. Chase' Kidney -Liver Pills gAqJ_< 20-0NAWDITbWVb7J1.TU27I- and\Xorth Staffordshire bounds.
buy the leather One 9 A I
sphere. the guardians handed over to her to-d,y. ' His lordship traces his deacent, to hurch or home. Cheaper t ian gasroor' fution is M g financed by a movinj-
wanted t . . pill a dose; 25 cents a . CBS -for a few valuable poin fers on I
.4ne, gentleman offered. Abel $50 for their charge. al oigate situation in Saskatoon, together leetri y. Gives &
\ , 0� box, all dealers or Edmanson, Bates r� . r, in
6 - Robert de Hastings, dispensator or candle p0wero; ,.... .1
% 'it, which was very nearly the value Equally -remarkable is the histo with b4rre,4t list of investments available pure wV1 e, brIlliant Tv
ry & Go., Toronto. steward to William' the Conqueror, I ,it tot one COX
41f half its weight in gold. of another foundling-il, boy. Aban- and p4rdeulars of our co-operative syndi- per hour. Can Do Insta led imyWhore-- I �
. � cate4,-,vr1toBox290 Sask&t6o-n,S&s1.-.IItf and Sharavogue Castle, the family makes you Indepenpan U �J your MURINE UE REFIEDY1 i
I I - A cricket ball that Is' exceedingly doned by his parents, he was taken I seat in Kent County, has always been QW =5! it n0e. y
__1UT11AFRI0A.1T i - , .1gasplant. powat sfil a y Red, Wei&, Wea7, Wal .
� ) !valuable is the one that -was used in to the workhouse, where he grew up ,WRETCHED WRITERS. Wl,q�rTZD SO famed h Formerly WytoforBookle "U'lit3frob"a ostal �, ,
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- a clever, handsome lad, and became warrants -spot cas a number of retainers were employed ed Toronto. - Nur1neDoesn'tSma't--So6tl
I I 4#A,e 'Varsity match of 1870, when Oam " )r its hospitality. bring It, AIcE 19,3P.ANULA7A EDE - .
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paid i,rritaor -wire imme I ,
608 X diately. W. P mm'smzw r
,��, 4,bridge won by two ru�as. The hero a general favorite. One of the reliev- Wellington Was a Scrawler and So I�od g, , OI,tvre Block. WinnI22g. . there in various promiscuous dauies, waa,smzw tieaEye��,
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f . ,Isd,t4is exciting finale was F. 0. Cob fficers was particularly attached Too Was Bonaparte. - .
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I � Murine Fya Solve. in Aseptic Tul I
,aeri ' , 1he famous Harrovian, who took to him and ultimately transferred AGENTS WANTED. fined. Among them was a man I..,Ightning Fused Wires.
with him to his own house and treated hampton was very keen on promoting A%11taTS WANTED -EXPERIENCED known as Jacky-distitatly a charac- A lively flash of lightning caused rdurin,a y tma ftCo.,Chicago:
41the last three Oxford wickets The fact that the late Lord Wolver� nyE.imoKs AND ADvicE rwr, mz, MAZ
:. Ir, onts only for two new popular lines; ter --who could do anyth no little excitement and trouble the _E ,R , � !
ig�e,last three balls of his over- The him as a son. Years afterwards, good handwriting has often been re- commission. Apply, Brit- breaking in.a young horse 1�jjr,oni other day to the' inhabitants of the -------;,A
I , t was mounted in silver and -pre- much to the dismay of the foster- Marked upon; but it may not be " ,nadlan Industrial Company, Limit- departing guests to put p ng
ed to Cobden as a memento of parents, the boy's father turned up known '.h on their Culcuini district, Australia. It struck An Aged Irishman.
� that he used to recite one ,?f ed,jr� I Albert street, Ottawa. tf ,. ays, agiii., .
I 12lis bowling feat. . and claimed him. They, however, the best arguments in favor of his . r U X-R—ELOOKING FOR — coats. On one occasion a visitor to a fencB near Walla Walla station and The death occurred a f ew d
, " Lord Hawke has a silver -mounted took the bull by the horns de- ideal -When the Reform Bill was b&-zt Premium proposition in Canada the wires for fear f iWs as L
- 117' THE the castle asked.him. if Lord Hunt- traveled along
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' ingclon was at home. -I donot, know, miles, fusing the wires and throwing Kavanagh, aged 110 yea 10
-,,cricket ball, and upon a tablet at- clined to give him up -an attitude In bein ,pi. that appeals tooveryone---applyto "Will you off sparks. About .fifty fires were rs. H: r%. I
L, f up and about until the very day oil,
� , 4ached to it appears the inscatioa- which they were supported by the in 186-1, the clerk o the House one
� � I 'A. Palmer c. Ricketts, b . g discussed in the House of Lords �_Jlqy, Advertising Dept. 228 Albert sorr." replied Jacky. started, but were promptly extinguish- hiz death.
L .. " . wke. guardians. day announced that an am S ej, Ottawa. please see if he is?" said the visitor. ad. I .
I 1. ..witiless, Uawles! Ottawa, October About another foundling -there is a endment N T R D - LADIES ONLY -TO "Well, sorr," replied Jacky, "I am I
�'- "' 1891." "Chawles," by the way halo of mystery, This child -a boy- had been banded in, but the writing . ,not sure as how it's my cf�ty to, iso . . Fashion Note. .
, ftl� ial-e otders from friends for small -
� 1; was so.illegible that he vas quite un- houstiold article; 160 per cent. profit; re- looking for his lordship, �ut I'll de_� 4) !S "What an awful sight that womam
; Q, W_ WrI t, -of Notts, and he was found in a basket suspended able to say what it was about or who peat lirders every two months-, send 250 blige you so far, anyhow." I - A#'
n Jar, 0 . is!" "Yes, my dear, but isn't she .
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� '1presz-At4d the V1111 to Lord Hawke. from the railings in front of a -reliev- was the author. The latter, it the (silveei-) for sample and particulars. I 0
� ,3' " -�- � _ ' Tl,,e ball used in the New ing officer's house, and was excep- transpired, was Lord _and vis Jejokson, 73 Barton R., Hamilton, Ont The servant Arouble, has occasion- % - stylish?"
., �3 S 0 a ally been acute at Sharavogue, and is IrHr- N^Mic 1
,� ;�'Wales v Victoria match in 1896 was tionally well dressed. The babe grew hi pr po al was to disfranchise all 7 5 Qfi -rHr- nM,!3,r MMOICINO -_ --- — .
1� anclosed in a kandsomely�engraved up strong and robust, and was ulti- PLANTS FOR SALE. once, on the occasion of a dinner, all r COUGNS Zi C I
111. persons who could not write I CL -OS 0. P. A. 16, 1911 ........ ........ .... I
7', I --�Ailver vase and presented by the New mataly transferred to a Poor Law STJr1,kWBERRY PLANTS -WE 02-aT the domestics save one took their de- 09111=11111
� This is somewhat similar to a story ftpnish plants of thecelebrated WI1- parture in the afternoon, but the I
I _14'Aouth Wales team to T. W. Garrett, school in the environs of London. of the Duke of Wellington, whose Ile,,, -4trawberry at following prices, cars- dinner -wea nevertheless a complete
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1. -4he Australian bowler. The inscrip. One evening he was sent with a mes- hatred of bad writing was hardly in- f Ily lAacked. safe delivery guaranteed:- success. It was cooked by- two of the
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. ;, Von on the vase runs - "Thirty-first ,Saga from one part of -the institution ferior to his own calligraphy. He 20 :I_
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. � a. �.**-r 100, $3 per 1,000 by express; will 'the best equipped factory for
t� Match, New South Wales v. Victoria. to another, and -somehow he disap- once wrote in a -perfect fury censur- fom4rd postpaid 150 plants for one dollar; host's sisters, now Lady Eileen APPILLEFORD
" 0 bell and Lady Irene Tufton,
� I �.JT their esteemed friend and cap. peared. utterly, and has never been ing an officer who had submitted an s ec ,it pi�lce in large lots; circular. Wm. producing Counter Check
, '74siu, T. W. Garrett, Esq., from the seen since. It is suspected. that, gible report -and after the 1% 2, ,)Lnting, The Carleton Fruit Form, 0
�L"" Obw South Wales Team, Christmas. through the treachery of one of',the ille, �,thariue& I Wnep two younger sisters, then in I
I �r_ _L-11, AS% " . . of a week a reply was sent saying � I short frocks, waited at table. These Books in Canada.
, _ ' , officials, he was kidnapped. � . -SIEqff _319 $1.00 AND I WILL SIXIP two charming little, waitresses are .
I . . , vTericket ball mounted on an ebony that all the officers in, the Son y. Z.1 f.o.b. 200 strawberry plants. Your now Lady Rowena Paterson andLady COUNTER .-14,
. , 11 ow meteoric is ill I 0 ad end vor to perus t Farris 0 1 1
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I ,T�tai�d and adorned with a silver plate Some joundlings! a 1 se f h as ad a he ludict�- It kk, from these well tried kinds: Wil- IZOTeen Bass. - . i
� �1- . One day they are ment, but could not properly distin- Ij 4D
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� � "Ira$ presented to E. X. Grace for his in a workhouse ward -paupers; the guish the "nature of the staff Lord Huntingdon was born <m July Counter '
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I � .3�rilliant work at Canterbury in Aug- next in a mansion -potential succes- pointment" referred to I . frew' S. Ir. Rittenhouse, JordanHarbor, 8 181 CHECK I
1�1 I _�Zst, 1862. The plate on the ball. in 58, and he succeeded to the title, CheckBooks ,
" .1 . sors to riches unimaginable. A baby, On ol which he is the fourteenth holder, �
I 1,4.uestion bears the following inscrip- girl found on Hampstead Heath (from HIS great rival, Napoleon, had the lip A. '. 50,000
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� - "'text: "With this ball same deject�_and, indeed, it has been TEACHERS WANTED. M 1885. In 1892 he married Miss . � per day
I I I -presented by which she' was given the name of said that he owed his crushing de I Margaret Wilson, .second daughter of
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, ;-KC-C. to E. M. Grace --he got every two feat at Waterloo to the same. H6 INTED-A YEAURRER, FOR B.S. Sir Samuel Wilson, late M.P. for We are supplying the Largest ' I
�� - "Heath") was adopted by
. '4. 1 ,lewicket in s2cond innings in the match wealthy English maiden laffies living sent to Grouchy a Message, and the af4j, No. 1, Harley; duties to commence Portsmouth. ;
- ,; Easter. Edgar Cragg, Sec.-Treas.,
i 111� .played at Canterbury,. Aug 14 ai.id 16, In Florence, who undertook not only latter was uncertain whether it read Hakibury P.O.. Nipi His lordship owns about 13,600 0O,%w.A_,vy, users of Counter Check Books .
I "Atlemen Of Kent V- M-C,C-, to bring hex up a -ad educate her, but ,=Fr___._ ssing. - — acres, an . .
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ample provision for her 'Bataine gagnee" (Battle is won). LIVE STOCK. Hastings, now ten years old. .
1I -And in which, going in f -rat, he scor- future. . __14 wod Offlass'. :
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.1 � Fielder, the famous Kent bowler, a motor -car to a certain workhouse, late I . 80710 of the best blood In Scotland; weight It F wilTro"'. StIftion Ave., LDHTED. I
possesses the ball with which he took and asked if she could adopt two Iggillos: color, dark bay; is a sure getter; 0 , APPLEFORD COUNTER !
1). ),, kind and ;Weil broken to barmess. i
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rl, adding that a magnifying glass was needed F ? rtioulars address Maple Park Stock (Not in the Trust.) I
I ill ten' wickets in -the Gentlemen v. fo,ndlings, o Charlotte Brenta wrote so small so .-HAMILTON,.
..Players match at LorWs in 190& The that she had brought with her a to read her manuscripts. Her "Jane F ', , Box 104, Dixville, Que. Army I nf.' ONT.
ball Was mounted and presented to ! . I COMPANY, LIMITED. i
rt n T� IL . supply of babies' clothes, and wished a" was written on the backs of I . Vcn Cc I , I . .
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�zeripition: "Gentlemen v- Players,
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to take away the children at once.
The matter, Of course, could not be
ofA- envelopes, and on a piede of paper
the size of 'a playing -card she could '
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Kent, by the Marylebone Cricket
se-ttled offhand; but subsequently the
write 500 words.
- eveloping 1 roll, 10c. -, printing, 04c.
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lady, was shown two foundlings, a
boy and s, girl, and she was so de-
Kings In Court.
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I . Avilth a cricket ball after the Glouces-
entered into a bond for their care,
King George announced his will.
ingness to appear in court and
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maintenance and education. They
were then dressed in silk and fine
give
evidence in ilia recent Mylius case,
but
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apart from their value as P1.0moten
of healthi there is nothing that de�
, ; got rid of
quaile in both innings by catching
lineii, and taken away to the country
was advised that, constitutional-
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seat of their foster -parents in Kent.
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Slimated in the beautiful Province
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The lady and gentleman, who were
childless and very ,wealthy, stated
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if Alberta, within 50 miles of Cal-
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before leaving the workhouse that it
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there is living
1jary. I have a quarter section,
alkI Ire'er children seekers after dark,
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, -ildered the occasion warranted a pre-
was their intention to make the for-
tunate infants their heir and heiress.
no European monarch
WnO'has had any such experience.
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be broken up; 2 1_9
lawsuits -and he has not always won,
King George of Greece, a few yesrs
sentation-
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The late King Edward, when Prince
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, I . I Torn Emmett, the great bowler,.was
03'Ite last man to handle the ball in a
Sir Richard. Webster and AthlatTcs.
of Wales, however, gave evidence in
the Tranby Croft baecaTat, case; and
1�f ()rossfield.
$�,,600; $2,500 cash, balance ar-
.1, I � rertain match, and he claimed it a3
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Sir Richard Webster, chief justice
of *t,-ngland, was, in his youth, a fam-
tho Saxon Crown Prince appeared
t ;ad. This is a snap'
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� own. As he was making his 11'ay
ous athlete and on manv Occasions
in a German civil court on the occa.
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carried ,the colors 61 his college to
victory. His forte lay in distance
running -from a half -mile upwards-
and besid" undoubted endurance,he
had a fine turn of speed, according
to tl,, , chronicler of the time who de.
Sion of his d orce from a f ugitive
Crown Princess.
The heir to the Austrian throne,
the Archduke Pranz Ferdinand has
even. been arrested. '
Seven years ago
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A"ams a similar manner to the
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style witli a fine spirt." .
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the steamer, when a detective tapped
iCh�, scene was an. Irish temperance
Miej..,ng, and Flanigan was holding
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athletics all his Efe, holding that,
hin, on the shoulder. He had mis.
fq�t4 with all the fiery eloquence Of
t1elt.
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of healthi there is nothing that de�
taken him for an Austrian embezzler,
who had run away with the procueds
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velops so well those characteristics "if
of his crime. .
b3*,UN'.le s families, and wreckedlivesP
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'Vig,
pluck, and stick -it-to-itiveness, that
are so essential to success in the racq
The Kaiser, though he has never
appeared in a law coati in person,
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a# 1_-�Jers, ye'er Jiusbands paupers,
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Ifearne sold for $90 a bat which he
It is indeed noticeable the numb8i
of prominerit.men in England wbo
lawsuits -and he has not always won,
King George of Greece, a few yesrs
il#isl, The drink I Pwhat, makes Cork
hf4t, Tipperary a wilderness, and
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. � ,461!,hich -he had hit up seven centuries
were noted atbletes in their collego
ago, had to pay a fine for delaying
to pay his dog taxes.
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T. Horan, a member of the earlier te,ti�n that, participation in athletics Plague In India. 4--aigan gathered himself together 136 BAY STREET, TORONTO.
Australian teams, once endeavored to I
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E;ie a fast t0S,q from Spofforth in I �, a, final effort.
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i � ` , h a in after IaT-9.li I Terrible ravages are being made by, 101 I .
�1, �, � , in Australia. The experiment, -_ � . . I the plague in India. The official re. "Ismilat is it makes yet shoot at � Classified. -NW- _Nifidt
I I wever, Te.iultad in 4 broken stump, A . turns show that during one recent I djlords-an' miss 'am?" I . WWI
- King's Queer Perquisites, A couple of young men, who once .ZZ1r__
' esentL Hing of England. has manY weph-, the deaths, reacbed a total of '�he crowd as ,One man made tried to have a joke on Darwin, had .
� A to the bowler as a memen 9 r ,I
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- The exercises. 20,92 , no fewer tban 12,062 being in th -i edge table. � I
A of the eVeat�-Tit-Bits. tha 'United Provinces. The ravages . PHONE
I � . . tie enjoy�anlmmemorial rigbttoall -m--� themselves. They took differentparts ,
. — . gold and silver.mines, not only on of the pestilpnce in the northwest are 11i I --- of various bugs
- . The Progrdz'elve Maori. his I" I and made them into M'1871 -. .
own land, but upon any of his sub- worse than anytbing known in India . T one that would have made some peo-
� Tha Maori Of NOW Zealand is a firle sinca tbp terrible year, IW7, when the �, . ple thihk they were "seeing things." ..
I joets' lands witbin his dominions. So weekly death roll of plague in the . Darwin -pretended to be much im- .
I *110W, and well liked by .Europeans. sbareholders in Rarld and Australiarl 1, lab went above $0,000. IJZDZL TAMKO V, VVOODBN , I
. ThRt 110 Is Pr4ressive is shown by mi,ips would technically, have to fore. uu tk steel tank tot water stare4a Is as � mu:h pressed and -interested on seeing the
I I 4hc up-to-date methods wbich,-�e go their dividends if XingGeorge felt , riot to wooden farike ad inodw�a steel farmixi wonder that the young men assured
446pts in fartning, and when h�'in- avariciously disposed, The King is His Tattered Thoughts. 1, zdietits Ara t6 tM C�OpkM Okko 6f dur = him they had captured. Ile question- .
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L AbItt*121k, Oursiedlispirsareallateelpf ad them closely as though fryi
:� I . ,o entitled to a yearly tribute frorel "Sometimas,'� said the aspiring poet, Aftt qu ay�elf SUP t r—swrtoutdod - Ing to �
ways wants the best makes, his taller, corisi �11 A
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. thern . portion of New zeal,%nd seed, a pair of scarlet hose and A "And some of those you have Ivan . . . . . Theanglefroti aim. � I Thlay Y01111PS C"Vilmous Sualness to Elecitrotypere Aiid SterecitYPilift
i, 710*0 bad a Iargo number of tbeir 4ver needle. , t, the world show evidence of the .", - 1 frAmeW*rk "Gentlemen,�� he asked, "did you I I OUA DEPARTMENTS I I I
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