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. I .1 4�,'' bor -of the, Angling fraternity. , Tin During Iblie summor of 19W the Ill 11 # M111 I them well ,together, adding the 1i
: , I . I . going to tell you about it, Forestry Biaach of the. Depart- KIAIYE IN i I J 11 � . ogg8 one, by one. Season the raix.
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ic i )arty CANADA 3:J� X.7.-% X r371 . 11 ' ture, carefully with saltand pope-
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I I . I ,wood Lake, and while I was there, expitor�lug -7011'a a portioll of the, , 'romew �v C� V 0 N1 Ir. , per.
: I I I fishad- some of tile litrt.le, strealus pxopos,od r4ite of tho Hii-clson Bay I ---.. wtmanmwAftm i R mb= Next, rub the ,mixture through 4 *_ -
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� .... I wonderfal''trout � strearris but I *quo -ted the �ead of the patty �Txikx. , I alix tile, 'cream wi-th the p�iree. ;4111
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� , . I gr&N-ating sh lek, as i V91ciug th, r , art , RS, Then put the. mix4ii I
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I UU"XTEII U,ID ONLY! TO HIDE sm,tisfaction over their ,smartness breakfa%t_ This time 11ound them Inspe t, r f Forest Reserves) 3,11 wfal fire than the white men, . I I . niould, which fii 5 been well
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� .1 I . I poiniallent, . only in the pools was it possible, to impression of the. timber of ithat Are made with regard to tile topo. . . vfl 0 �,
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I . . . — I � . ,(Even whorl a hunter succeeded fisli at all. And the -trout, in the part, of th,6 country. , grajpV, soil, regetation and cli- . I' 'oul,, in a, pan with boiling watev � ... 1. I
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I 1A, I . Tith the --Nugut Awiom -No in. getting a, s -hot at a night heron, pools were, so soaty that it was . I TRAVERSED ma,te of the region, its agricultural Have you ever ('116, ught of how half up the mould, and steana for' , .'� ,�.J
o 11.1 4S'pk r wound it necessary� to, $talk them, With as THE 00 I!RY . I resources � yourlbrain worhg? Most people, h&lf an li,our; then coat it with I .�
� . I if he did not kill it, 0 1 possibilities, mineral I ) .lm= ti,avlheir brains work as . I',!, � I
I . LiVigor Permitted in Xqrth so �#,was helpless, he was suliG to great -care as one would stalk a The party istarted at The Pas and fish gamep and fur animals and ,some good white sauce,, and ,decor- � .1
� . � I , . � covered s e. eight thou . ' opics, . � I I a , ,,"but modern science says, . ;
� I roub-1 befoxe he baggedf -his deer. . sana- other t ale it either with yolk of ,egg rub- ��
: I I � cw,ioli". , , has,.& t 10 , lie first day I climbed ovie" square, I mil s of territory. 'Their I —A. - I . this',is, not so. The newest theory bed through a sieve, truffle, or .
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I 1. I I . game.. if simply crippled, the bird �T . I is that the brain is like a big de- 11
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I I � I "It is against, t'ne. lw . hunt would seek a hid,xg place Lil the the Bellvale Moiuitain to Black explorationi included the country . . SENTENCE SERMONS. partment ,store. When ribbons are chol:kped parsley. , I �,., ; .
� I IC Mi -shto lalce, the Mitislato Fried Fish. -Any kind of fish',
� the quay bird now," said a native ,bushes or thick reeds. If the shel- C'reek where, there is 9, stretch of mr0Un I i What the sageShave Baid.of man: wanted it is only the ribbon do- �.
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I am About half . 11.9 � I Man has be fined by Aristotle partment, that is concerned, Sim- - fat, ,eggs, breado. ..
-telaurit 's iiu,� - .as, "&reasoning alairrial?'; by Pla- ilArly your brain has innumerable 0
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I North Carolina peninsula,, "and p,lace, was iiaoov,er�ed by tl .0 it PuTin, rol, lake expansions (in I fz'in !
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I lo.t course it ought to 'be, but we th�,wouaded heron would instantly gorge called Bu. "A'ermilk r, ans. c' , Z� , . to as "a political animal"; by D an- tiny niches, corresponding to your I I I
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� I Va I ,� - , .1, lake, Setting and te, as ,,a ridiculous .
I used to thi-rik we had A, heap of fun put, itself in fierL d There is a serle� of About balf ai I . ninial" ; by various accomplishments 11 ��
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�� keen-earedcritters. I dion't know erect, its long bill anappilag, its pools. and in these. the txout were system, injuding Cross And SiPi- provable animal"; and Boenhaye liard playing to reading French, Spoonful of popper. .., ,:,��,'l
� just why wa fouild sport in it, eyes blazin.11 with fury, Prep � 'axe to ,gathered. wesk laked 'Wintering and Land- ,calls -him la � ,��Ii
, "mud Worked up by the When you start to study a foreign Wash dry,and filleb the fisla; from ,-J ,
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I . _o the, end. "Crossin- the mountain, I no- ing lakes, return being made. bY hand -of God." I such as sole or plaioe�,
7 th�ough, for they weren't any good, defend itEelf"t I , . language, or a musical instrument, flat fish, .0m.
! I I to bay, "the, 'tioed tha,b � of th,jmnago (or Pine) river.' Man is the animal capable of you .are literally carving a new there will be four flUets, Ir
I ior the table. "Brought thus . onovery jaush and shrub Wa3 I . �
. Id fight sairage- were ,dozens of savente,(.3n year In- Tile distriet inspected'oovered some political wisdom,--o-Plato. I niche in your brain. round.fisla, like haddock -or whit- I
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�'It, was the swacipers that gave *ounded heron Wo.0 , 5 mi es q1 the line -of the proposed . Certainly man, is no other than The brain is like a big depart� ing, there will,be only tNvo. Min
� : -the bird the name of quay bird, ap, ly with, .bill ancl clams, and its ,ousts that had just made their ap- 2-3 -1 I .
; � plying it from. the cry the bird ut- claws are so shaip and strong that up a buzz- railway- , I 'the dream of a cloud.-Pinda.r. ment store in another way --a. store the flour, pepper and salt, And di�,
I . -1 water -pipes Yunning each piece of fish into tho'Tnixkire&
I ters, at -certain, tiaies, a� cry that many a time th-ey have, proved a ings, droning chorus sounding not M-EYHOD OF SURVEY. Why I see all of its to be no more supplied wAl I
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�, You will perhaps know it better by ter was compelled to retreat frola eTy. I picked several off the bush- I The. ,,,th,d followed was to run Sbpbooles. these are �epresea�ed,by a maze -of better, and improves the flavor. , �;
on lines at three to si-N Man is a, bundle� of habits.-Aris-. tiny arteries carrying blood. Just - Beat tip the egg on & plate, and I .
its proper name of night heron. It close co,wbat with the desperatt, es mad examined -them closely And 111-sp"t' � , , 1'.�,
. is by no means ll,_arlf`�Ls oo,aamon I bird, A'wounded heron will like- found them to be velt attractive mile intervals, Tbo men worked totle. - . as the vater-pipes on one particu- pa'b the crumbs in a Piece of clean , 1. I
I . . lagly, running t,hie lines by .com- AMan is what he is used to.- lar day might burst and ruin the e the pieces of.fish I V
. blove with its in .their coloring, much more E;o " . . . pa,ller.. Then plao I 1,
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� pass, a,nd were able to tra,vel from J,Lppocr' goods in that. aepartirablat alone, one by one, into t1ae egg,( brushing 4, ;
� , Ings, and more thou. one 01Y,e - hau th , 5 `,,r .
� I pf tha.b ,part of North Carolina, as four to six miles Der day and return Philip father -of Alexander, had if the walls of an artery in the it all over them, and coat thiem� -4"."
it used to be, but. it still lingers in confident heron hunter har. been ��,
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� the old time haunts, and continues knocked senseless. I . - ina, that he was blood, the blood may burst through 1 �
� � � .. � ng ,'" the. while a heron wounded we see every summer. reconnaisslmnoe was made, which wa,k, to remind h pressed on with � a knife. Have 1 ,�4
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, of aXI the creatures th,ab inhabit bottles for its life with a,huntez it "Well, -when I reached the creek was ex -tended by the use of fle,ld I ` I. -a It is said, accordingly, and ruin that particular nich'O. ready a deep pan of frying -fat, and 11
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. i�,. t he never went from the house, Manya man has risen in the morn- �. ... ,
:1 those 'dismals,' as we terra them utters loud and harsh cries, -doubt- I fished down through the gorge glasses. . . -when a, faint, bluish smoke rises . ,,,;,
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�, locally, although to the nature less 9, signal of distress, for it frie- with flies, -using s4me I considered TIMBER OF THE RZ GIOWL' audience to any one without fo-rgott(§n how to read. Or if the pieces at a time., ft -j them a prettr "',:�-,�i
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; I -ed wit Through the country covered by this servant would say to him three damage is less wide, he may have golden brown, drain them on ��.;:�41!,,
1. I "To me the owy thing that has 'would ,suddenly und himself oon- for this stream was stock h , - . ` "" , ,
11, . - bout five years the. exploration, no, timber was times in a loud voice: "Philip thou forgotten.how to re�d his own lan �,.;., I
� I. d by -other angry but uncrip- ,the Western trout a paper, and serve them. piled up on ��� ,� i;l I
I �, . made them -dismal is the invasion fronte . touirid At any distance back from tile art a man I" '. �1 .guage, and still be able to readany with fried � El
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t _ I the lumbterman, who is spoiling pl - .erons, which had come to the ago, All my atter. "Only a mere !rraction of Man is a compendium of the othnr language he knomrs. This .. ), .
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'.�� I �them by choppin. Away their ven- assist uch cases the with angle worms, catching a, few one percent of the area, surveyed verse; in realson he -is an image 01 might also happen as the result of To fry the parsley, take the fry- , "..,, I
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� " I erable trees. It is to the undis- his difficulty. In a now,carries merchantable t�mber,�' God; in his nutritive and reprodlic- an accident. You might lose the . '-fab off the fire, allow it to co�l ��. ,� � I
f , turbed portions of these dismals hunter not abundantly supplied native brook trout, only two of lar I I
ho� report says. tive. functions he belong to the an- use of a,small art of your brain " I
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... that the night liefoll still resorts with ammunition always found which were large enough to keep� 11�pruce is, for the most part, ,the Tmal order; he grows like a Vogt- and yet hvve the rest of your fac' I "�
� 'r I I in the spring, takes possession of pruatanoe, the better part of valor All this .time the droning of the only timber there which is large table; besides he has much of the ulties intact. I nicc� large headsof parsley into the 1;1 ,,,
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its old haunts and Years its young, and left the field to the wounded locusts had .been ,,Sounding -in my � I
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I . usually relibililding the nest that heron and its briethren. ears, .and suddenly the thought o -c- ' thagoras. I . slib-divisions. The various parts `* ,� '( ;'
" —,I. eurred to me that perhaps the tie�s. The, poplar, birch and jack be crisp &-ad of a ,dark green oo,lor,' �,
I has been the domicile of its ances- ' . Epicuras said: Thou art an, ani- of speech, for instanoo';are arrang- ' �1_ I I
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., ��, ' D AN BY D AT. trout might like them as a change p ne are ,, . y -Marcus ed in a language niZe. 1�h,a books If Ov _', �
tors for time out of mind. G,ilt D EN Mal carrying a corpse. .,` � I
. I "In three weeks the - of d;et. and crooked for anything but fuel Aurelius. on a shelf. Andjust as the k r nd useless. I '.
,young her- - . and pulpf-w6od. Practically All the
ons are ll�).tohed and they are so Each Day Brings Iis Own: SPeckil "I .soon had five or ,six in my To 'men, man is a, wolf, not a man. on a shelf may be squeezed so Fish Cakes. -Half a pound of ,
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vigorous that they ,do not Work. -bait, lbox, and selecting --Plautus. tight that none of them will come cold cooked potaboes, On
I I .4r ., pool .I casit Mr. .Looust directly in "We- did not find two hundred Man, thou coast only be oqmpar- out, so a tumor,on a language -§h1,11 OA cold cooke� fish, ----
- .�' - :' !f��il*-i'-A Mb=,NZ Monday. -During a spell of hot green taidirfiek above ten inche . ` -t wast . -or , , t eggs, b t .
I I I eatlier the lawn ,should not. be the shadow of anoverhangiiig rock I s' la ed. to the dirt from which thot may jam all the gl�ammatical parts butt -wo * I- ., I . .
� w diamet,6r all summer," writes Mr. , t and p -,&-I 'le milk. 1, �� I e �
in the nest, ,but climb out and mown too -closely, and if the clip- where there, was an eddy of white . made.-Guerrazzi. of speech so that the patient is Sal i ePPC'3� � . , ...
clamber to the. topmost ,brmaches I IT, Dick-sori. . The nature of A, people is first dumb. It is known that on Ihat Rub, the, a " �� . ,�
pings are allowed to lie they will flam from the waterfall above. He I pot to s through a ,%',i�i!:.�
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of the parent tree, where they i Remove all. skin and bonle ,,''," �. IN,
rot-ect the sward from the ,direct hit the water rather heavily, but The total a�umber of ties avail- rude, then severe, then kind, then shelf the verbs are -placed- first, the sieve. �1�;_"'A',
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ling and clatter. There ale fo Keat of the sun. that made no difference. His I able in the district traversed is es- delicate, then dissolute.-Vico. pronouns next, the p positions from the fish' and chopi the fish. I
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in -each nest and as troubled began to twitch and his beautiful- timated at. some 360;000; the saw- I have read� I know not whe�e, and adverbs next, and the nouns Melt th-c butterin a saucepan, add' :�.:, , "i
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q . the egg with an appetite demand- followin a bang! the trout had him, milli -on feet, For pile timber dead ine. It is not true. As for m , The reas6n is that our verbs are it, ana, when this is hot, a,dd the loi*l *�; I
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ing instant and continuous atten- First procure a few cents' worth of and ,down again into the pool. tamaracks and the largest of the have always had to fix my GY8 upon the things we I -earn first long be- fish an -d potato, the beaten yolk of " 11
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. w utored visitor th , struggle, for I was fishing Used. The possible supply of fivel- re'concile myself to men in. the fore it, knows what is sets. The per to taste,.- Siir the mixture over ;.,��..1_1'i,
-a path, and the' . wood is enormous, and there will mass.�-Tarchetti. nouns that we learn last, and so I a few minutes, And �'�,Vl
to t,'h,e swamp at, once ask for thO as near boiling point as possible. with a five ounce rod and had " ` �L ,
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I "Added to. the 5abel of sound but much of the timber is as yet who, when asked -why. he kept so That is, why old -people have such and mark it wR& a. knife into ten ""O".1"')
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: is the shrill aryofthe old birds, as cabbage, cauliflower, and brussels- rainbow and.naeasured -exactly 12 . I Form each division into a. neat 1�,, -6,
: � RATE OF - GROWTH OF TRE, ES - for dogs." 11N. I i .1
. if sharply ordering the youngsters sprouts plants. Bed them in firm inches. And I got one' in every two brains. They sit side by side, -round cake, about three-quarters , '. .1 ,,
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� 1-1 I I . pool where I had previously fished The rate of &owth, as far as ob- I 'I
. to shut up or let their victuals stop but not too deeply. y than himself. -ia-F ir- the nicl4o,,s in one are crammed , ,j �,
greater enem --hap-ed, brush them over with boal- zt.', �'-�,.,l
� their mouths. But Although the Thursday. -It is an excellent w-ithb6th fly and worm, m1l on 10- served, is generally deci&dly slow. � s � 1r, I
I . . enzuola. I with various sorts -of kno*ledga, , -;.I _k,
I . � ithroats of a, thousand herolls, plan to place bowls of water near ousts and &11 measuring &,bout the Block spruce takes, on the aver- I . ,cover with crumiks. ,::�_,
1. . . Every man is a poet ,and an art- ,those at the other -side are blank When a faint, bluish smoke rises ; ,
�, Tottlig and old, might be, filling the the strawberry bed. Many experts sarae size. one hundred years to attain a - � �� 1.
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� I agel ist in the first years of his life; an Andempty. A right-han,ded' man , . "", 1� .
� - declare that birds only peck at the "On -two successive days I -tried aches, and from the, fryin-fat put them in, �, t
, Vviamp with a deafening and dis � diameter of four to five i arid des�rt in. his last years. -Tar- thinks- with the left side of his .. 0 ��._,,
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brain, a left brown. Drain them on pa,per, anA A; I
I )lunter creeping and crawling Friday. -Thin beetroot to *eight bait and had almost as good lue,'k. grows to a diameter of eight to . �
I = . . 1. , The immediate end of humanity right. The only use, -each of us 11,1,1� �,:.'�
I through the taTlgled underbrush or.nine inches apart in the row. These streams have no rainbow in twelve in,ebes, and poplar to eight i. nious development of I is to Serve - on .1 lace paper garnished il I.,
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and bogs would instantIv. urday. � -Vines art oftea-found ve trout -1 got to ten inches. "I saw no jackpine, . ,s -Maz- makes of -our du my brau ,)p_ with fried parsley. �'r I
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� every Voice, ,And Cat swamp. in that growing out of doors. The bunches were, all wortb. ueeping and the stand where the treies averaged zini. , . .. I -the weaker . � _�_,� .
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! as silent as it was noisy before. each :superfluous berry being cut ered by the little. fellows. A 10- author isays. The slow rates of peacock; at 30, a, lion; at '40, a nothilim. you could have it � out- , �., I
: away with a, pair of old scissors. If oust"is A, pretty good mouthful, I growth are largely due ta the cold carnel (burden bearer); at 50 a ser- my "ithout lessening your ment- A Romantic Business Which is but �A ' �
t "It was at such times that t1le I I . � 2 out w I � ;"
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swamper hunting for his bag of . . . 18 admit, but you must rememb
., wet soi of the im pent (wise) 3- at 60, a dog ; at 70, d al ower. Many a,mani has had .- Little -Heard of. ,,,,
� little hope of the fruit coming to P . � - ., . I . I ; 1.
; I y1oung quay birds would get his . a, full grown treat has, a pretty whioll,cover so much of tho -district. monkey; at 80, notbing.-Gracian. this done. I Recently the romantic business I
I opportunity. They are expert h: a useful size. . I * I I � I Men could not live lon i - teach it. A. mail n
�. , . I d- _il .1 - big mouth. DAXLGE R FROM, F IREI AND g in so Only a child can . of- hunting for treasure-trove ha!* ,,-- * ,'
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� 1: among the bran<,.hes of the tree, so HOLIDAY ACCIDKSTS. poind -near where I live on Staten . . , another. -La. Rochefoucauld. .. ggleis in . . �
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! as to � defy the keenest eyes seek, Island that Affords goo�l black bgss "The fire loss and danger it ap- The honest man, deceived in his one. It is too old to' be taught. the hop6 of recovering gold from '41, �
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i ing to discover them. Sametimea Whitt to do an.A.What not to do fishing� After I got book from palling,' to use Mr. Dickson's illusions but still honest, is a man But many a child has,.been s-Cruck " - -
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: , -ace of ly Gre6niwo great fires have occur- p . I . , ,;$,
i .%Nhen frightened by the nrese , words. 4b or, cx��llence �Chamfort. . dumb and taught, its other brain, has A, fair prospect of success. But 1.-1
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foes they will thrt,,,v themselves in- "No time, like holiday for d 2; lore are. reasuro-,hunters at work �IW ,4,
i : I . to thawater bentatli them, and At- Idents - .said the ambul 'ce man anticipation -of the opening of the ty years : ago, respectively, and KEEP HAIR BRUSHES CLEAX- again with "Main,%", and "Da a, all through. tile --w nd t�.� ";" .
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I ., .,h 21' L ba -as season' on the 16th of this ,e� nine or ten. -P, is no secrecy Ab %,7",l ,L
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, � -ing exp region has been. burned over by I � I little � is heard 6f.,., �;,, � v, �: '�1111
, as yet very scant, -of feathers, they I under -stand something About first month. With my trout I their methods, ���; , :.
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I can swim ai,nd divr_ iiike ducks, and, I aid. ,Bub next to knowing just ex-. ion.0e S fresh Instances were frequently —11, . of the most t- � .
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1. they se I ek safety in the soft mu,d actTy what to do. , the best thg .cu al locusts, and throw rioted where ikeise fires had leaped make 9, pointof perfect cleanliness 1. ,�. . popular spa -side, rpinl,ts in 'Rrit- 7 :�A .1
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. of the shores or in any hole or is to know what tio avoid. � , them into the po-latt, An -d the way lakes over a mile in width. Fires I I . I I . , I I _;�� n z F -
I I hiding place they can find. "Don't,. for instance . , . try to. give those bass gobbled them up almost �s, all should.bo wazlied at least once o' . aln are men Who 1,
. I . I frequently live in the dry mi , I hot water or MONEY IN POCKET. I ' �
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".Knowing thest, traits of the a, person who has fainted any liq- made me disregard a rule I have later and, break but ago'?' 'a Bonds, and w!
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young birdsthe hulaber hat! only to uid of any kind whatever, The on- followed All my life, never to take spring. 1. � soap, or the bristles will become : In eanarkshire theie lived 0
hide himself and reianin quiet. In ly thing to do is to loosen all cloth- game out of season.7� .1 .1 very soft and yelldw. The proper laird named Hamilton, who was� rake and sieve endeavorto itcoveir .
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I a few minutes the fears of the quay ing about the neck, and give them' � ,� _. e ni 11 .
I entet as follows: Have ready two shallow ce,ritaijin occasion a neighbo ",
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� , peculiar cry of "That's the chief point to bear pa�ns bf,tepi.cl water-pie'-clishes, will upon hi asking the favor as a PeA c , �,;l
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I �cd -iQ'Y peep, out of their hiding -plenty of fresh air. If a man has at the toughest of Lotigh steaks that they aTe ow at work destroyinj -oblospoonful, of 1v a s 0 a ly , good eyesight and above all a
� ad patches of mature these add about a t, * "".. :
pla ea and begin to set up: th il b -pen nearly drowned the same ad-. prnomented his plate. After try- the scatter liquid ammopiA. After freeing the for three months, which led to the .1..
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� . I . � - the beetles have brush from hair, dip the bristles following reply :-- . .4, .1
, i I riquaulc again for � vice applies, . ' ing in vain to make any, impres- spruce. When . I -a bangle, br000ll, or purse-�-41-ro I
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I "Waiter!" he ofi,od. "Fetch the these. Firally lightnir.L'o" sets fire . . '..
I I I the old bir&� in-tho mr-antima bav- e wound with a haadkorchief. co!" to the tan . e of debris resulting tile back of the brush in the pro- durie the, same tlhiiig 'for ithers.', And on his diplomacy here tho.re� ' .� ...�; �11 �
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11 . irlgrisen high ,irbe safie.st plan is to press your fin- proprietor to me at on "S9, an continuo until the bristles , I I Aye ' ! aye, Tawmas; bM tbere s ward of thG sand -searcher freq � ,�
I I r y' cl-can and white. wheeds wAhin . yo kon ria. thilig 1. dope s i, ;.1
, �011t " ger or hand upon the� Wound, and look. perrcc9 0 y ,nd, Anyone who has Oh-
��" o � ',,as' if reconnoitrinq, l "Please, sit, you call't-----�' and the fir% ibus sta teaj may run
. 4 1 1 1 - 11,fThe ol.d. herons are exftenaely , ('Don't argue'with me! I want over A,, alilc after wile of the cioun- ,1 in I canna, do it." . , , I
�-" *1 I hold it there, till 5killUl I'lelp ar- . I . I len proceed' Oic same way abootl . _1913rVed, the doteas of notices issue4, �
son" of hearing is . r- I I I to see the proprietor I" try. .e, pan of clear "It's a sm4,' 4air.to T
I ;wary, Their ive.q. I � I with the brush in th . . . . efuse me, by the police at 5easi& towns, o.r. .
I - 1,you can't see .him now," r07 i ber of waiter so � t1lat tl .)) -
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� � , lo� 6 person hunt,ing them.to SUXqcsfi6n,s for the lae rotce Shak the brush well . "Weel, y,-. see,, Tai ,, s, if I was pwpemj regarding property whieft,
ter , cumstances, don't move 6a pa- plied the waiter, ",lie's gone out tter 13 riltmid away. . 0 ,� I
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1� I � nigj,f, 11401'0 n , I P,' !�J t. �) ' ,� . lio send for the medical .rimn at .to afjp eating irmch rne&t." "Did bartis, the, chnne-es of 4�ontrolling. Inatt 11#�,' -Cos Jimmy kickoa me." ready, and I wad hao, to p ouini-oiclit" zoason I !.
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