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� walk above the river would b% know thf r � The ,death rate from tu�ercillosis `
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. s paper a saries or'let.ters bo-day� re are lots of lakes all R'Oer W411 . Increased D i du�u'ta,
, the away behind a la,urel, fearful 92 ib W10,1114 bQ 11illucky if I cried to. 1.r SAW ,,'W�e '6r'St
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� . Place of mtetibg, becaltse,remotest th lid there ,Came a, fur- ilight ,)
I : I I . om the west, They Will through this country, you are; 0% r4lit tile last twenty-five years, and 11,OW ,,
i � Uom interrupticii. The way which Or alarm. The wicket from the, "You must nob cry, lucky or. tin. appear from tim - hardly Over Out, of sight of water 114i,fid1red D111116A DOTI&I-s! laless than or p6r ce�,(, of tile total
lod dim Pa"k swting opea, a, quick, fi I I e to time Utl- - I .
. ctly thither, 'A'" a narrow rfu lucky, Get her to. come to us a,t in this part of On Bri- deaths, which is a lowerpercpn�aga �
f � I , tario, and ,In 1899 the debb of i, Great
one, bub she could slip aside ainong step approached; Gower, for ib was Gr,erndon, an� Ili6n we will see de, the. above hea(ling, 'and as we passed On$ lake I caughi t,%11 ,stood At tile lowest point than Ally p:ublished any other � �4
Z tho shrubB if site heard azeel.iding he,, the bridegroom of . .1 � Since by , , I
I � I lil, tile morrow, ,what 0 will give a pi count w1lich complies its statis, , ,
' an be done.- I eture of the ,aigllt of an Indian tepee- on an is Tapoleonic y,,ars,, and for four ,ry
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.0 Dulcie Ist- "Can anythin y, a great Ca ad an WaSt froM land, With a squaw be,n4ing over �& years ( v,rilment bonds" bearing 'AIR Ali, equall "
� steps. But no su") steps came tip passed on his way t I VII , a i � _ the IN � � ties accurate in ,� 7�.
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� to, aleeb her, and, the broad Nvalk �� person goe fire, There was two and three-quarter per.cent in- " I
L i ty from end, to end, in Probably the interview had 9 aWaYV' Dulcie ap- tbe standpoiat of' a youjig a, birch -bark ca-itoe � � I .
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I shade as well as in light. reached- its natural close. wared,doubtful of her lover's pow- On t , 011t there the water and Wag upside down, 11) New & . ry asid .'
. : I -� .1 Mrs- 'er to help, not of his will, I I 0 agiitg about.tan per cent., Then. at
, . Disapp6intment, mingled with her Swayne glided into- tile shadow an yes, a great deal can be ,done. to Make bis way. These let- close to the. tepee, ame the Boo� War, Increasing the tbrogtAuberculosis has been Coal, ,�
I an-cr. To be -drawn I out oil a falso was lost; Vincy % A It you go for ' pill , I
,4� � . drew back, and, Tile, debectiy,e police are better in ters sbotild be full oT iute,eg miles and miles ill the train with- Obl by eight hundre.d inillioll clol- &O"Y for overtell years, The
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11, eeent-tbat was worse. .than all; `Ixell tile way was clear, betook r out seeing any,body, and then. I you lars and making the total nearl walls and ceillno of " houses it ,�
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A . I trance than in England -11 for every Ontario father.l. . . I . . � �'11�
. -ime when she should have - ur billions.. ,"This," the editoy which cases occur are sprayed, �vitjl t I �,
. :�,�� .- .. .SlAd at a L himself through that .same wicket , (eGe ge, llb.w' can you 1 Fancy � I may eom6 on a little clearing N4tll fO' r , I � ''
I , �,�," -, boen enjoying her well -"rued . � . I. & Solution of forinalin and the
I 11 back, �,q his waibing motor� Har- Gendior � . the Rconomisb recently ob ,�
i_ V rest ng a policeman afbo one?s I li, little bib of a wooden house, tin- Of serv- g �
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1 1. the superiority of herbetter goiya: topp returned to her own quarters, husband I" , . And looking more like a, i . ,d with a solution oI I
.. I . I . painted od, "was. the highest p�illt since � " , I';. � `1
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. � the savotiry supper served to her breathless and perplexed, to find "Or we Could Veron Bay, Out., Aug- 9th. ' box with willdows 1867; so that the national s � i g corrosive Sublimate. ' � I
.. :, her dola;y�d, supp6r we .put an advexti3e- . I 'than a house. I &,in s The effectiveness of' the ' , ',�,. I
I.i iparb. Anil that stip,, ,11 -nigh cold, m,ent in, th Ivy Dear Father,-, . 'A'
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"I 4 or papers " He ,,� a i 4 i Th I I . ay be, a flag -pole along- 1. , . . ll&�'1,10 educ,
.% less growing cold,, for it would be .though duly covered by Betty. Her without thinking, a' Perl aps it would be well to -ex, aide, where'the Union Jack swept away by national borrowings fact that 0 ,� I)Y' �Ile .1,
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1: �"� I . lwale'r'e ,could the! mist spite the exertion of the. last litkIf verti,semellb had- inquired , for writing before going any further.in .run out or th6so.cabins and Wave in A�pril, 1903, interest Oil COnsOls There is scarcely a dwelli. '.' : I I � r,
I �;o gone? Could she be podsibl ' ' i ' hour; elie ,*as lost. in considera. George Cullen, -and -the circum- this letter'. Although everi%cidy in kb:-tl)e tra�in, as, it goes. by, seem was reduced, to . two,, and a half .
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, , ti6n, :,even while s000ping tip clot- ,t our car is ii excellent,s � I . I
",-, I . "�"__ her .home, 4A Xa4eline Xie,ld- - S andes und�x which lie ha,d been I pirito, we .quite glad to see someone, even if per cent. . . even'a JoIjorerl,s cott . "I
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I ing, W before her? But' no, tlio ted gravy and cold'potat,o;68, and loux;a. He,�ould nob get a ' at�e, all so ek.'The fact is howev�Dri it'A only to shout "ho',vidy," as the For s, -ood while. consols havD not provided 'with a sultabt.el� I . �, "
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.that woulcl p6aring out (with a head)�from her fro w "'y that in spite of ' . ..� �,4,.� i'l, I
� ,housekee er. felt aid -e , Ii bl, train rushes, by . been selli'n'g at.a discount -of a out Aah for olltclo4- 61eeping.. Ther,,
. p � e. ,�� I � in the vo-id; -every incident turn- the t e movable . . I I - 0 �,
I �, I . -n oA, be. --It was, not in the, new mis- mb,cl,eit jug of il 1 1. ed him ba ; the� most trival table- whiol, th.,6 porter has fitted We passed a. -day, wliere .twelity per cent., and in the middle veiy little c,xpector "
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. . . ro her ad- � th at remark Converted itself into a fing- up foIr me, the motion of the car I SUProse, some settler 1; buried: Of July tile . -jr "'I
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vantage ind dignity;: though .she 'was certain. Soni,pthing wa� On jer pointing. Bub it <lid not oce occasionally ma,kes. W�r writhig xa,- It was all alone Ili a small cleared. eigh'L and a quarter--tho lowest Ordinance,% to preve.at the '�M* - ,,
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might ha tasting of f,661; bWAiadn't. ought'to be -we to .111111 .to 0, - 0 b it . with Mar, ther.shtdcy. Th6y are great little n h roes and bushe . �n .eig i y y
onn o ar 8 IS.. . - milk and . Other a L'r : I ,
abolen sweets. If not on the river will here borrow her- own expres- garet's loss. tableo that fit intb the sl,re of the It looked awfiill� lonelvuin thait� was I "Attributed to. .appr,ehengiea stuffs are well observ4a.j. In e'.00, �, . .,
terrace, -%,here I And ,.then the 'lion- But sho waa driven to doubb car near the windows and they are wilderness, bub there st have over the Morocco sittiation-which where fresh meat is - offered4' I
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I supported at the, other end on one been someone 'to think kindly of mary to find ,_i�'� 4
,betber it was of the simple sort find the real, original Sherlock leg. what would become ol consols if of water '
garden-bouse came into Hartopp's I I -naturally raises a question as to sale, it is ousto
I mind, thlough it was less private, which had been her first Bus * ' They camc+ in useful for all the man who is taking his-la-s-t-orest running 'Over tile � . 11�1��
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I � being near the often -used gate and she hardly knew what Com- policeman. But now, Dulci�, real- of things.' We use them as there, for a wooden picket fence there were a real war sca;re. nd walls for the piti � I i
\1 which led out into the. park. Plexign to put on, the affair when 1, dining tables, and just now an ,Did had lbe�n built round the grave Money cann�6t be had At tw,o and of catching dust. All I 1. I ` i
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I e; s ., lit to all s ac�o,ss and a weather -worn wooden cros,�, a, half.per cent. because there are e, Adela "' � 4
11 She must try tI garden-hou4 110 we tell Colonel Sway,,,- 3, time is short, and I -have some- man d his three sons ju t like Sy,dney, Mell3o.urn AN ' 6, � �
I le . � - I . thing for you in my pocket.." 'he aisle are playing a game of stood at its head.' competitors for the and others, have tuberculosis Baum- �' .
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I I "George I Not the necklace? I cards on illeir little table. They Say, Dad, I do wish you could world's savings. The relative pric- toria and also, a barge number of � i
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I er with addect years. Shame that The man who whistles is supposed read the irrigated lands of Alberta which hour, lVe have just come, into cent�s and French three per cents vale Sanatorium, near Melbourne, I �1-
\1 to be of good cbeer, and who should "Mxaetly so, the necklace. I am are watered by the 0 .P. R. irri- vile'y� suggests that investors do not like will compare favorably with sit, il ','�
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the need for this .should -b " 'sllal�e be cheery if not a bridegroom told ib is ready only by nal. of be- a very low ar iustitutions in Europe, and Al'it-'� �
On'the huisy amd'hdr'lover for lead- I got acquainted we have been rolling along -rate bond, ..even at a . :! �, ,
ing an.honest wonlan such a dance, hastening to so fair a bride? But ordinary ,effort; but that is a leg- with them through mother not put- tween fairly high, hills. Just as discount. eric.a. � � :
. . I -as well as t, � lie greater shame' of . - -were con -1- The more important point is that as been �' , 1,
,despite that stave of in end alwkys trotted out if a thing ting a cup in my valise when she the shadows of evenin, . itag
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�,: inusic, it ma, ed whether is wanted by.a fixed date. I li made in'isolating chronic and mora �
I . OTO packed the grub for me to eat on ing an we turned down the v -eat- of actual fighting with �,, �,
o domestic treason.' She was G 0 alley particularly open cases of tuber- '
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� . � forced to wait & while till the la- f*rgob the black void which You will III-" it * I don't Under- tile. trip. I borrowed a cup from of a river, and suddenly came in a handful of Boers caused Brit&in'a I'
I . bored breathing became tranquil, yawne-a behind him in thd past; its stand thes'e things, but is seems to them and traded two bananas for full view of the wide expanae of debt to increase three4burths, as culOsis. In X-ew South, Wales, Vic-, , ,
. . as those pants would have betray- suggested dread was present, even me ,they have -done it rather well-" & cup of coffee and some -dried Lake Superior. It was g . rand. The miieh as twelve years of fighting toria, and South Australia if''ia. .
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I when Dulcie came dowti to the A considerable amount Of value beef. They are a fine jolly crowd lake was a bright , r out to with Nap Jeon at`the height of his I - - t�
ed ]ter. But here at I blue fa' . of these cases have been place -d iri�
ast 'was* the libTary and be received her with a may be cbmpress,ed into small com- in this car, and there is all Gorts the horizon, where 'a ,That suggests the colossal
shelter, and ,,voices, .yes, voices, blue muun- power. :�
1, . , ho-pitals and a good proportion of I'
.i within. I 1. kiss. The lamp was lit, hanging pass. Tho cases Gower took-irom of fun all the time, especially at tainous island loomed up. lil destructiveness of modern -warfare. the remainder under supervision,. �
I I If Mrs.' . from the ceiling, and there vras.a ,his pocket were neither of them meal times. , shore, a hundred feet or Eo below _44-- � . The health officials 6r;-Iieve that on- , 1
41 Hartopp had been tamect vacant ,settee, but the ro did not large ones; I
I witlidea:fne.sissilie would indignantly OM I am mighty glad already that 'its, the. waves were -dashing in . ly a few years Nvill elapse befunr- , I ;;;1
A have- clenie I <1 the charge, but now suggest comfort. . It, was crowded make a too co.n-spicubus bulge we decided I should come out snowy breakers -on the rocks- All , . GET POWER, - . IL
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I alto acknowledged to herself that from end to end Nylth the display under a ,coat. The necklace was west this summer, even if I do,.,y,t about the Jake were high, ralling . The Supply Contes Froin Food. tuberculosis will Le undc,-r sueYoull- . I I.,
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of bridal gifts; objects of art, of a mere string of single stones, but stop here. Why,..I never realiz bathed in , 1;
,. 1: she was hard of hearing. She laid M ed hills, their -v�oodcd sides . I trol as to reduce, tile dangen - of - I I
I 11 � household use or useless fancy tha, central gems were Jarge ones, before what i big. place Ontario the mellow ruddy light of Sunset. .
. her -ear against the boarded side of I If we get power from food why transmitting the Infection to a mia- �: , �_�
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. silver, china, and bijouterie, ,each and the whole lille held under the is. Of ,course;'that big in p o the T tra - he e imum. . .1 I �
I the garden-ho'll-se, crouching close , a f lie cl re. winds in and out not strive to get all the po' - � . . I �. � "
1. to the chinks. Yes, there were with its accompanying ticket; .and light seemed to'be on fire w.ith bril- Dominion ha�ging oil the school- around tile hills, and sometimeB can. That is only possibleNybeyru.7se - — I I �� I
. '041 altogeth-er transformed from ille liance.' When the second'ease- -was house wall, tho7ed that the Prov- goes throu-4h tunnels, while - at of skilfully selected food that ex- . __ .3� I � . L,
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voices, and one OIL them was Mrs. . � - : �,
)r Swayne's; bu I t, try as she might; � opened, Dulcie cried out* in sur� I -,ave other tinies R a actly fits th4& requirements of t te WRITE 31AX D0011 -ED-,-- - '. I 1
4 comfortable shabby apartment, nee was 'Some size , but here, I I it runs along a precipit- I L I .
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,, ached her was an occa- day) n travelling along for pretty ous wall, ab the foot of hich I I .
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I which had witnessed othe "George! Why, it is Eb tiarm. near twenty-four hours, and we waves constintly dash. w Profe-,sor Thinkq Fair Skhtnekl \ "I
�,�� sional 'word, o fragment here and .r meet- Poor fuel makes a poor fire and I
, I there. They were, speaking low, of ings between these two. For me I And what pearls I" have to go over' fourteen. hours For some reason, the view of a poor fire �is not a good steam Races )1111 yanish From Earth' � 11 '
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I course, whi�h was like their sly- "Well," said Cower interroga- "I thought you would like pearls more be-fo-re we. get to Manitoba. those greab hills, and, the mighty producer. If we are to take seriously tito _7
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� er, "I suppcse Margaret is liere, hail tb be centres, you see, forthe just 11Q miles from-�the Union Sta. think Of us singing "Abide With the right food to fit my needs, I Lyde, of London Universit'v, tho
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,.. I ers' meeting. These two, people "I. have just left her upstairs. y like it? Why, don't you see, off when I climbed up into this car especially that verse: from stomach troubles," writes a face of this -earth is gl6cilly ., lit- �,�" �.� -,
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.. We had Bupper i4 my sifting -room, these are the sprays. They fix to- in the Canadian Pacific train for , Much has been writt�u at , 11
were plainly angry, there was some . _. ' lady from ,% little town in Missou'ri, deed. ,��.-,
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matter of contention between them, . I � '�Swift, to its close ebbs out life's ' I 0 ha .
. ice to have her; site is just the the screw attachntpn!z nt 010' little day; . ' . Il be able to -find out the sort of food the abinty of the,white in . .
of urgency on one side"6d denial n a back. Do you know Dad, for all they . an Ulivs - I
same old-d6ar. I wanted to. bring Undo these, ar.-d Ole ,,ii -o- falls a- talk of the iiez'b, we have, a g'o� Earth's joys grow dim, its glories that was best for me. Hardly any- in the.tropics and to tain , hix '
on the Other_ .Mrs. Swayne was 0 0 re ),
one.of the speakers; but the other, her to spe you, but she, said thab part into the sepa-rate . - ,-ches, line 'Of country in Ontario. We pass away; I thing that I could cat -would stay bodily and mental vigor. The con- ": . ��
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to think.you wa . I )) please. " I . .
how did not sound like. the Becre- , rited only me. . . . passed through there at night, but see; , -ave ine heartburn and'filled mY The Medical Record, has been that "
I I tary, Mr. May. � 'Margaret has the gift of divina- It was hardly necessary to ask I woke at Muskoka station and 0 Thou, Who eban.-est not, abide 's`tomach with gas. I got thinner lie cannot do so, but -after a tint. I n :, ',
As she could not overhear, saf e ' tion amalig ]ter other perfcc�ic,s�. -if Dulcie liked it, her face , was suf- raised the, blind at my window and with me. " and thinner iintil,I literally became he will surely deteriorate, physical- , ..
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. I shall be glad to see her to-alor- ficient answdr. He 1ad filled up saw the trunks of the nearest trees a living skeleton -and. in time was ly and mentally ' . �11
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. I I � the greater risk an'd try t6 see. Sho row, but to -night I did want only the tnea,gure of her delight, aifd the looking ghostly in the ,electric 'Perhaps it was the thought. that compelled to keep to my bed. whuse ancestor . s have lhed t1ir"or I,` % "
'' draw tile grey shawl closer over you. For I must not stay longer 4iamonds were a-lasb glittering lights of the.station. Behind tbe"m the waves of this lake were dash- "A few months ago I was per- �
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7. . , � . a _- , than. five minutes." pinnacle added to the suirimit, of was black myster I ing about that distant island, and suaded to try GrAps;-Nuts food, more generations in th6 tropic-, am I 1. l- . �
. I her ap; it was shadow;tint a7i,cl et . � her triumph. And Dulcie -was couldn't . see 'y., Of course ,Is at the feet of those hills, foPun- and it. had such good effe t o .not, with rare exceptions, the peeil
. tiot likely to attract notice, though Five minutei !"-with a, pout. I much, but it looked , C fr in either. in body or mind of their re- I I
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I. "Five minutes, or thereabouts. sweeb when she was placed,,wben though the folks that go there for told centuries without cliange,'that the very beginning that I .have latives living in th6 temperixts
. I . a WhAe fa,ce looked olit from it with They keep early ,hours, I faacy, xt the ways of lite wero smooth for their holidays It kept u its use ever since. I was I
ha.rd, eager ,eyes. She would � ,. : olight to get a made me think of the hymn. .p I . .. Z01,111. � . I � 11 I
I . I the Vicarage, and I promised her- Her little feet lg*,ere made to pretty'good change f -rn the cities. was a sort of glimpse -of' eternity. surprised*at 'the -ease .with which I p- I
creep -round to the glass side and Hungerford I would not be, .Ion walk -on velvet-, not to stumble a, At breakfasb tizn� 11 the .eirst We are running on I with I con- digested it. It proved to be just therof. Lyde not only insists tliat :. I I ._�, I
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away. So you and Maragaret have niong thorns. She could be good morning of our te; ,, statibly Changing viows , f the Jake, what I neccled. I in tropical c6untries,. but -lie alg,b .
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. -washed and would be, clear enough; be s te-be-a-tete 7 And, when she had all she wanted;- ib the Bud -bury distru�i -and it's some- which is disappearing in tile'. g&th- "All my unpleasant I alPtOm% professes to believe that the v.hita
I I for 'the n a I'll wa � ger, talking all -the time, one was a, 'dursery saying of hex, and t) �hg to make Us? ',hrow out. our ering night. It is immense. sy
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I there o-oly on Saturday. 0 lit n is 1) med fo vanish froin tho , . .
. against the other. Which of you had grown itli still to, be a truth. chests, and feel pr(.,,d to think f,hat,,would sort of like to hear the hum which gave, me so rotich pain dis- face,r.,f the earth, giving -way I., di .
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S. ing faith of wifehood, and loving posits in the whole wurld are right can imagine that.you are about increased froill 98 tu 116 11,olill-ds, fessor b,ase,4 his belief ol'I'the the- '�' -
but the moment of its ve;ling had "I believe I'talked most," snici Gower back again for here in Ontariu. ' �Iuutita Mountain bitching up Nellie to go to tile. my figiire roundecl out, mv I
. . his .aff ection , 0 , strength ory that the original, color of,the I
not come. Those cross'bars of light r,ostoffice. Well, I must say good- came back, a�rd I ain now rble to human sddii was ,dark bro-wn, the
. � - I Dulcie meditatively, arching - her and his gifts. And if she set love Range is clos+ �. �Q-U.-the great- i I � %
.. . and sliadow were still uPo"I'D delicate eyebrows. "You see, I and gifts on thesante level, as a est kno-wit irou roulge in Canada. bye now as the porter is beginning do my housework and enjoy it. variations ,of that color being tho , , �
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. lily. it, must, 'May, , . � Your loving son, ,, Micri. " . I differclit, climatic collig .. �
� May';' cerbai be standing is not g nditions. . .
'Well, yes,' about, you. And . ,,, rown. "Oh 1" There is not much timber round . "� I .
I though in a diff6ent dress from C she said, and "ob again, and the the line just near Slid I"U. A ten clays' trial will show any- ons A .
. I . , Could ,rerldon-and-things in general.- I -bury. Tile IT Taking ordinary precauti I 1. �,
� arty she had seen him wear.. "And those innume � rable dresses exclainations were, expressive on- trees die when they get to be six _S_ one some facts about food, may be pos.sble fur the, white 111an, I'll .,
. Rcad the little book, "TIfe RorrLd two years of acclimitization, to liva ,�
he -have adopted ib as a disguise, Stephens is paeking in the buxes qugh, even in their, detachment. or nine inches through, Poplar 'y in the tropics -even more inuinino 1.
I and was lie urging the mistress to which are to go away?" . "I must go now, little wo-man. trees grow about twenty feeb high I to Wellville," in pkgs. "Therp, s
;, . clope. with 1im.7 If Go, erect and) rqb is all very w�cll to laii.gh, bid As ib is, I have overstayed my and then they die, and everywhere Hub (angrily)-"Wha,t! Thirty- a reasoii." fr4im tropical diseases than the I .1
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. bo go; and,these two were on vast- I told me hats could be bought from genuine, true, a., *1 of human interest.
not like nie to be dowd.y. But I thought Of me, together with the ered with dead, shrivelled leaves. 0) . ,
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I ne.f3ae.d that embrace, that kissl she had something to 'tell me- (To be continued.) all kinds, sizes the 'ups.','.,'. I 14ban it is to ,hold a job. �iil to sbow themselves um 1.
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them, then they fill in solid all
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r*h b that, it is an engagement.
And .1 suppos�b the'rem is all obstacle,
will relieve dyspepsia and iudiA,es-
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help tO smooth I t &way;' you Mild 1,
unconscious person quicker than
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deep valleys on thes high banks,
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Cure mild cams of gastribi .
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