Exeter Times, 1914-5-21, Page 7o,1
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and it is bard for a woman to look after
her housaold duties when she is suffer-
ing from -4 weak and aching back, for
no woman can he stron- and well when
the kidneys are out of order.
Doan 's Kidney Pills go right to the
seat of the trouble, cure the weak, aching
back, and prevent any and all of the
serious kidney troubles which are liable
to become deep Kooteti into the system
if not attended to at once,
Jinks, Dentorestrille,
writes—"For several years I
Leo n troubled with weak back
azid kidneys, 1 had terrible dizzy
headaches, and could not sleep at night.
A friend of mine asked me to try Doan's
Kidney Pills, and 1 did so, and, in a short
time Was cured,"
Doan's Kidney Pills are 50e. per box,
3 boxes for $1.25, at all detders, or
mailed direct on receipt of Price by The
T. Milburn Co., Litnited, Toronto, Oat,
If ordering direct Specify "Daan'S."
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TO T
Ap Incident Which Shows (he
gaeity of (be llealTr.
The beaver worke induetrio
and with a degree of sagacityud
that is astonishing. Air, Eos
A, NMs, the Author of "In Beaver
Worlds" toile ue that the beaver ia
(easily tamed, 4443 thet he makes 4
anionablo pets The, author
a pet at hie home in Colo -
44»d he tolls a number
1 frut the animal, which he
eUhd I Tr, Other human quail -
;O5 than thet of industry appear in
!eats related.
had ,a. had fright or eve
AhQut an hour before udowii
ne1717711'd, ae usual, along-
iea Be entered the war
hunting about for 4
or so merry
tile opposite,
ly fifty ieet
rade4as be bus'
Oregon grap
. then
at hi
el, a
Ainse
saladeallear
"...."leit.teaseto
1
at the sve
s r en iu ss
All circled
allthiattsls, with
be water. One sec
re the -coyote b
waddled out,
xasniatalion. A
se a1iereat the spot, where
1% out to mo.
his eyea told him,
f the log, but his nose
danger. After thisee or
mffectua1 attempts to retreat,
plueked t mirage, and rose to
1 height (u2 his hind legs and tail
, stare eagerly at me. With head
well up and forepaws drooping, he
held his gaze for several seconds,
and then gave a low whistle.
At this Diver came forth from be-
hind my eoat to see what was going
on, The old one started forward to
him, hut on having a geed look
at me, whirled and made a jumping
AUNT- intn the water, whaekieg the
surfaee with hie tail as he disap.
peered. Instantly there followed
two or more splashes .smel a, number
of tail whaeks upon the water, as if
the, beaver rescue party were beat-
ing a hurried retreat.
aed
•m 111
113'01
esn,
1.1/
,
tin' low
*n
Appealed to Him.
Parson—Do you know the ar-
ables, my child?
Johnnie—Yes, sir.
Parson—And which of the par-
ables do you like best7
Johnnie --I like the one where
somebody loafs and fishes.
•
ESTI
For Over
Te
IF ars.
Weakening the body will never remove
dyspepsia or indigestion, on the con-
trary, all efforts should be to maintain
and increase the strength.
I3urclock Blood Bitters will do tin(
and ai'the gaInC time enable you
partake. of all the wholesome food 11
d, without fear of any unplearait
nr'y P. White, Surretteville
es:—".T. have been trouble(
digestion for more than ten years
•ed several doctors, and differen
medicines, but all without sueccs
Having heard of the many cut -es effect(
by :Burdock Blood )-311 tors, 1 deeicdr
to give it a trial. .1 have taken on,
bottle, and 1 feel that I an cured at
last1 can now do the same hard witx:1
I could before I was taken sick."
Purdoolt ,,lood Bitters is inantnae-
ured only by The T. Ivlilburn Co
j.imiiccl Toronto. Ont.
E ot,15od
Hon to Serve Strstwherries.
The iawberry could not be re-
cOnlinended to the thoughtful house,
wife because of any very high nu-
tritive quality it possesses. To be
Perfectly frank, 10 coltswort1 of
strawberries contain about one-
sieth as much eostrishinent as 10
eents' worth of apelea,
,Even watermelon possesses two-
thirds snore nourishment for the
price we pay titan strawberries, and
yet no fair-minded housewife would
want to deprive ber family of the
joy of art occasional dish of straw-
berries just on that aeceunt.
It may have been in order to fur-
nish •5:4)me exenSe for eating straw-
berries that there have sprung up
around them the tradition o s
many virtues, It used to be said
that he 'who Ate strawberries would
have no tartar on hie teeth, that
they prevented perspiration in emu-
er time, that thee cured e -out and
consumption and a, hest of other ills
that ileeh is kieir to. The 11OPAewite
who believed all these aillgS. eould
weB eoneider strawberries e0Q110.,
ncal,
Ilut wile' make all these excuses
Why not admit thet we like straw.
berries, that they do us PO 1141711
Alld that we eat them for the verY
j'ey of it? For, indeed, to the 'per -
who likes the flavor of thiF most
useless of all fruits there ie some.,
thing incomparable about it. The
very botanieal name or straw,
berries—fragaria—which indica tes
Us fragrance, is token. of the deli -
ate and lovely flavor of the fruit.
There are meow ways of serving
strawberries, to bring out the Amy*
oz. in a iim5t of delicious ways, liero
are &Me of the rules that are espe.
cialiv worth trving:
$1rawberry
i01.18 light desort.,
.two ego, beaten stilt
cupful of poweleted
ads, of erushed stya
till stiff ellen
The riper th
better will be tit
after iIISki
ult s
0
and ene»kafl
1 u
gether and
Then whip a
add to the,
t blespoonfu
a third ot
lAi x together,
set on the ice *11
t vberry
one quart f ripe st
bed t11reub astove.
chin
richer
'es calls
berriea
21et sugar, They
d mashed to,
Iugh a sieve.
tiff ereatn am]
rsjes, with
t1tine dissolved
11 ocold water.
in a, mould and
dy to servo,
rids calla for
vberries rub.
Add 11. small
wine, one
few whole
to taste,
weather
white
eel
go,
is a delielone recipe fax
ny shorteake Sift two eup.
Os flour with two teaspoonfuls
ef baking powder and a half tea-
spoonful of salt. 'Work it into one-
quarter of a oupful Of soft butter
and moisten with a little ice gold
milk. Divide into two parts aad roll
eh part out with pressure of the
finger tops, Place one layer on a
buttered layer cake tin. Spread
with soft butter and then put the
second layer on top and bake in a
hot oven. When the two layers are
done separate them. Place sugared
strawberries between the two lay-
ers, toyer with the top layer, add
more sugared strawberries and
serve with a, cooked etrawberry
sauce. To make the saute, entail
two cupfuls of the softer' strawber-
ries, add half a cupful of water and
cook slowly for about a quarter of
an hour.
The rule calls for a, quart of <Team
and one quart of ripe strawberries,
one :capful of sugar arid one table-
spoonful of gelatine. After the
beeries bave, been carefully crushed
add the sugar and let them stand
for ,an hour or more. Then tub
them through a sieve. Soak the
gelatine in a tablespoonful of cold
water and dissolve in half a cupful
of hot 'water. Add this to the
strawberries and mix thoroughly.
Now put the strawberry mixture
into a, pan of cold water and stir it
till it begins to thieken. Whip the
cream and add it to the mixture,
folding in very lightly. Turn it all
into the ice cream mould or cylin-
der and freeze in ice and salt with-
out stirring -as it es freezing. Let
it stand for four hours "before sexy -
hie repacking if necessary,
Ilschil lluifs
Wrap out bread in t Nod paper
if you wouild keep it fresh.
Try scrambling eggs wifh niince‹.1
green petypers for a change.
Hang very dusty skirts out on the
• •
clothesline ]n a high wind.
• Carrots and spinach are among:
the best al tonics in the spring.
Dry lamp claim n eys On the, radia-
tor and on the baeh ri the stove.
smoke 1 ro.ui burning, sugar is
oiic of the eTy bast citsanfect ant
Discarded inner auto tires can- be
cub up- into' the best of rubber
- -
bands.
In planning spi-ing menus ger, as
ONE O.P THE QLD TYPE OF IRISH CABINS NOW FAST PISA PP' G.
44,
A Photo taken on the West
reland, Where Peasant
are a tia
far as' possible away from
shes,
Keep es pair of ordinary pl ors In
the kitclen $or lifting intensely hot
VI
le t )ake a Living.
4 idea, to buy 4..611PPIY
bine for tbe sewing ma-
,
"p matehee in hot, melted parafs
m wish to make them water- A-
lto valid's toast into me
are t can be eaten inueb more
USe a dish mop to elean windows.
With it you can easily reach elaces
othorwjse hard to clean. If possible
bave two, one for
using table oilelo
Ile
rnor on
tten. This pre
rrs can ring odi
LtYtiterwise w
is rubbed un eve's' da
rti flannel rag it wiB. not
cleaned with si
than once a nao
'
at difiere
d by diffeent
to leave on
Qi red
nt elleceLaegrT.
ening pudding or damp
aver the steamet
awnildt
bakingthe ntdUng heavy.
d not eet buarpnettii.nsitmli
e aIittle water and ashes i
and the burnt surface will eorn
cdl easily without injuring the dish,.
To remove ink -stains from books
ke a quantity of oxalic acid, di -
tad with water, applied with a
nel.hair pencil, and absorbed
with blotting -paper- two appliea.
sons will remove nil traces of the
llithe<1 grease the mixing pan in
After e bread is mixed and
a
which ie is to stand while rising,
and the ease with which it can be
taken from the pan when making
to loaves will be a pleasant feat-
ure of the work.
An entunelled bathtub ease be
cleaned very easily with a cloth
dipped in turpentine and sadt. The
tub should first be perfectly dry,
and after the solution has been a,p-
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Cll9L STUDY
NATIONAL UssoN,
HAY 24.
tnprofitabie Srvaut
Luke 17. 140. Golden Text,
1, Cora 1. 31.
Verse 1. Oceasions of et b
tumbling weeps literally
;wed or entrapped."
to the errors iJ «IIIdW
follawiag of 1;l17
4e44
nur the sn�xe incinsesill'it,72.,:uls*
11 11
iiis
itsteo 5Qung la '4hPil,(1utu
posiWy thechildren. 'ui1 w"
11 - e, pers
'1 * i ear,.
ltillatif )1404
1 4*
dial brought
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de tbose nat well
liu th, or would 1 o
words11, 1115
ackboeause
f esperleeee
iabilit
u .1
between
ant
uiolitythlbebroethet12,
sin is not to be ,Pat-ied
1 otieed lest "thou bear sin
Ow London Letta
be hard to beat iu reported 1.//, the Man',
chest:e000toztinirrzoei:n1a: Watch Char,
A rentarliable coincidence that would
Just' beirpre the opening of the battle
of Diamond NUL in the Boer war, four
soldiers, complete StraIlgertI, net
atound an ,...rert,tiar'n,0 Iceg /or a hasty
meal- After the meal one produced a
hoad. dorn whien wah neatly cut in
wharteris, iota a rarn/Kr-Ct WaS made that
each nran should wear the ab-inerito on
busivo zeo chain sneulat ase survi,e, Tbe
f Our. who brAunPea tO different regi-
ments, then Nr,eir, IMO action and from
that moment neither hvad. any thing of
the others until a lee,' nights ago, when
a farewell dinner was being given to a
gptoiliatigla r with
alllaZeirtNr1r, ,a(at other bv tne •
pieces et mewl attaehed to their watch,
.811 knew the gates; of the evening in•
timatelY. and one of them had sent an
invitation to 1114 °lbw's,
Wi111n to Tr-iprove "1.a'crallou
volume of
doC'OUnfigures iF:Itied br the Lon- Dr. 1N-Q0r..i'$ iNorway Pin° SY11-- heall
n tY COlmeia dates back. to ifi,56
.thneCntebign°:fsji.eli(;tillxialUt°1riles inhantilIne/isitnr- auled Intsureh°t"nsesssurfO•feesth' reelicelivee'sst,°PrIetnesoTel
dem London. Apart from the cash rais- -11 -
ed for annuai revenue the catiltal t'it- accumulated mucous or plileem, qttites
nerrilflure 05 tbe town since 181G has • •
c'i?,..Tarsr."1.0aalleuxturaieddrerztnedr14-wttylnesilli°,ant I e.ve.n„itbe m°,5'tec'bsitui3tee aenrdestch5a14:51'...'eut-4,
rrigc'er'ree' 11)1ilionlits•Prztc'iviel cnc:aLt:'-a.:Ziy-setcol-n-tiage ssuireePer;.-71, but to otrieru
clfau,Trieltz:somadeorarea;en.. 1,1 rsi$gPo ne;t,toobnuegafoh::fhotar:Zi / `Whose rest would otherwis^= Tiro brnkr•-n•
awaliowesi
bccapvesbixeetyn spen'iu on e5,euna margaresr yo,u1c$,;nwoDrilirtucelSw.i•-r-3'hi.aa`triusilDatri..i'avBf,ea.0.0;d1FINs. to let
ncteen drii,ing runnels. under
Tharnec. Ten atailliolIS ini:vo been ntettuet Pine Syrup did for me" 1.
In Providing narks and *Pen Stulees. cold, cantata almost all 7.,2g-tt
0er-ranee wiih
lve, and ora unlaeothY areas has cost t that bieklitag sens.ation la my tr-ar,-:.2.t.
twehalf milllous. while new Th .04t bc,,ttle cud me so mtrre goc-a„
dr..eilings for the poor hay@ Cost over 0 teri m .
imosas, Niners nntltronti 11Avit tilt:14'441 would try a :iecotti one, n-•",141
for education, and the lunatto
- as1-1
Igva, voi,en grteen ounst re' , n,easeca to say restdo-d 4 Co:I'llt.'rt'ta-1
1111, I can strongly reCOroulCnd it to
One Dfrra).1111,a,0:0;50.1Noor
roat irritation,'
[be pdcu o(
is 21:1-c", a bottle; the
nOe.
up in a yellow wrapper;
pine treee the 'aeUwet 0111)5 11)5aTekelu'V.,kl\'
nasi hu
ito Out,
AL{ N
mg
ert I
Th o
ri
A had cough, accompanied
distressing-, tickling sensation
throat is most aggravating.
4 bpeepaatiuosp:tabri; p.arroeb 3.7111-aley znul,oellTutjeonst- 1 14'P4illetrii%s•ge thntreiorliloofm,zioietz7eurat;nedutt ae stira.214,t ,.
i
eervant---A liondservant or beta exceliePtje. s' lizi#uyl°M`lailljicipl.e." tr"1"14!*
icZ%tiseetee things PeheR the London t
PlQwing, Ar keeptpg sheep -Thee Insurermt'sfrol ,t`j,Tea=tebreutoet4t11,rengtra -
ntsntolene,forms of farm WOri; hfltd.
13, In this referepc.
ient of slaves, 3'esus
mentioning the C01117410
is of the people offamilPalestine,
di 'an.' te9usatolImbs,isintelua4"inrsg..,T1%!
nn
oism• atinni:eitlu?,PoniZwe,l,nialt:h°,,:,‘„p4vaarTiric! lay
Cra,
114
33rtta,4t, Isz.441 7 TA xi
white paper WisS
lel% utztfl,s that the an
In the 1,-711tc4 i;.t
$4r4t. #1-ast was
rbsls used were as foll
7 bushels: wunalte4
4' 1.013.3Zni cwt.
bops (ineitvilel
reperatioms of
PO caul hen sul,st.
o
Luke 12.. 87, in Avideil Darin4. Feclr
4. 1 41.411( 1. :4;3:: 151411
(prlit,v when be vcas11-21 2,1;o "trail
1).e11(111:,et,lb:eeestel,e.rsysencizi 4:1;11-1.is all;k")
eiple
rapl4z.rzaeo
It3e,af hircer (Lev. 1,7).
one should bear in mind that a, re-
buke that will help and nut embit-
r the offender must be very wise-
ly tactfully administered, Jesus
rtainly Meant to teach the dis-1
iples that Christians ehould
neither be indifferent nor act as
uneoneerned in the presence of
wrongdoing.
If there is a connection between
this verse and the tire preceding,
it is to be found in the eharity
wbich should be manliveled toward
these who sin against, us, contrast-
ed with the severity with which we
shuttle' deal with ourselves if we
should sin against others. jesus
expeeted his disciples to conduct
severe and thorough self-examina-
tions (compare Matt. 5. 29). These
should not Tnake them indecisive
in action, nor cause them to be -
less tordident and ap,-gressive
phed it 'should be washed with clean oonse
Warm .water. • in their work; he wished, rather, to
Stored potatoes may be prevent- train Christian tharacter which
eel freenrsnouting and Weil
keep would be strong enough to bear dis-
much better in the earth or eellar and -to improve with whole -
floor on which they rest. Another snine criticism
layer of lime should be added on 11 he repent, forgive him—For-
the pile at the height of five feet giveness \sibilant rePentanCe is not
should they be plarequired, though the teaching of
high
ced in a bin that
Jesus throughout regarding malice
,
and vengeance shows plainly that
a, Christian cannot harbor an un-
forgiving, spirit nor continually
bear all will toward another.
4. Seven times in the day—This
number recalls Peter's question,
"How oft shall my brother Sill
against me, and I forgive him?" to
which Jesus replied, "Until seven-
ty times seven," though the num-
bers are not to be taken literally.
Unlimiteel forgiveness is meant.
5. Increase our faith—The high
standard of Christi= character to
which Jesus urged his followers no
'doubt caused thern to feel their im-
perfections and limitations, and
they were impelled to ask again
that their faith /night be increased.
0. The words of this vertse are
closely conneete,o1 in thought with
those of Matt. 17. 20, 21. On that
occasion Jesus re.erreel to the re-
moval of a mountain, here to a
tree. Matthew connects the saying than accepting deafness with the
POINTE]) PARAGRAPHS.
Some -people are not on speaking
terms with their duty.
One touch of fashion may make
all women look like freaks.
A stylish coat On 3116,1:1''$ back
enables him to put ori a, bold front.
Few men get far enough up tire
ladder of fame to make them dizzy.
What you think you deserve and
what others think you deserve-,
alas 1
From his p,oint of view, no man
ever marries ,a woman sinarter thax
himself.
There are several kinds of unde-
sirable trusts, but brusting to, luck
is ,the limit.
He is a wise man who k,novvs he
isn't wise enoogh a,newer all the
fool queseions asked him.
NIne-teniths of the things that
have been said might as well have
beeri'left, unsaid for all the benefit
they are to Intai amity,
Charity.
Thri r
'titude .toward135
v but 'rather 11
toward (0111
T12 o f the Kingdom, eaxtnol
be properly t:na ‘;
rat t , in 'King'
5110 willin
dome in spz
rsituifiso :ne spiri ,„
Ibe increasing b ei Christ
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WELL.
1
seI1r Bi'
ss. Good for
j)enfAlastiageaYal exer('',,o, at vi o
ti1)1Qs, he -e1, been ad Viteated
panacea for teeny divers ills,
Pernet now proposes that by cam-- Isamu to eo for Street 'Pro -
.aveo w..e_ may be t
<1,)1 threaeeLei,ctrilie exteroachiS11)gldnellaufent: J.13 easel; of tor sHrr,,,,,si
art of the scalp ber Torobatav -
vol.urrta;i1;,Irasnacinds P
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attstaita . i I
oiling ... 1 riti-
a Yetlr to 1 '..• tr I
mtborit les -• a
eavy east, but 1 r 1 I
t e old figure. IS
t*set mikes n halorueutsn
1 tito stolterz-e depart
gun Queen Mary vost u
o ars more to buila than
tz. and is mstils; $250.4i00 it a.
maintain.
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ablc wltk'li is
madoran,:etrstilsa.tileiant(fthtilit(eirenaiiid(lele, earg. Y:•"aqetl*Lnili141.1.)11}s. begb
ifituran, er that deafness be! 11-e-
lat, throuo-} 51-1 Plariloen 0-3.* 4 -,an IlonusIle cerv.•
3. ,14,rte from -.mt. sh Ele Rubber
v.vIn etteutto
gene° exceptional oorne may bec (lima eoyte in the e.0.005,0. of the fir,t
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55 flSt Olne Grn the offl ntr'v bas b . rub-
ieves tl • facault n ‘se's A .14‘) e" 0( 11
movements. °le "Prudoce such "aAy'ril'Er,:ciTer:.17,t't 11.-oetrbtengblg '°••••fl'irt:°atzuclIllieetIntblifa-0-rt
erifeiLhs,ae.alicliebiNto:isaed—thr'ee ett,'s-i:xseerfieS zi;:huUatillt:err;leb) eob:terrfs::wr °0:111;lutbtsielloviul:ebsbarnrclikethienrail
.h
_ s. low; reh, e tIlat whtm u be next yea, etroe
ot grimace, ' lir:it, con- u Nv.hat they
He bel' in Of
he
ntit;i2:0;.:csa,cttlineer:os..4airnibiosv.zeln,ad, ni:teib,tel,:in.fdt7i..ad :le glre, ,,..,,tigt...,1..,,,xtties..sitie,:,:s:nes:uosti:::::iselrts:ag.derlioon,:c..)1):•''11:11.‘11:!;(1110.11:11):::,
lips,
..6 turn the noes 1 ' ecia.
-the eustachean tube are the CX
CS'
irosonentdrabely. a ti.ciie,' (tee: p it tlai 1 , In u scintars-lxatelill',:,_ tes, ate:er,T.Itrill.e;'11-,;,;1,,,,,eararir.e,e‘ve:eFirirp14g.tt n lel. eat Se:7:1.'1 ;:e,11.2s,:t i: I: n
front of -the ear. The trraqeles of
tec alternately and then the P
ly to reach the
i.letar.' .1:',1, 'ill'I;;‘,11‘o7rlfg.' -Ilia- t - W e are al e 'g '
cool in :niancliazneTru, ilia seems
noiseless, and it m "warm in winter ant
r0 eo bt L. I: 1 1E: et E 'triel 0; 1.0 .. el ' a!"1:. ,.,_. ,11: 3'111' 1 .t'''.1. ' ' " - 1 1 'Ci‘.. t h .r. ' r
ititiagrs,tswhicolhalhas been a resin
r to show them." exhibit a specimen alniost
''' f°rever. can V wIll. it is c'll5 3°
He irs%c.yt'is°,,,ns,rawelelisibealte igrite'ries ' `:\i!":.°11:r, iatnielsilnorticaitarai ...lia sli:et eteeir)n'evE‘'i•
mythical Howe . i' '
flailliely. ing the anatomy of the parts, -
of tulip has been shown wafttat
can train their inuseles very effec- ap,,lacinaig. tieulAiseiai?trenteporritarebeatalt atiolfivie•srt.
wasseistunceill
tually in this w.ayn, others need an Its growers declare they win be able to
instrue,to
coal black
Just what the ultimate outcome of IleXt Year.
this proposal will be is questionable
says the journel of the Amerie ' '''"'"'''''---.---------------------
ture -be ourselves tentatively a fa- 6'0
.
,,
.an
eeee
Medical Associ,aroien. We, may Pic- ' At1
11
ture period when all around us will1
be viatble a series of grimacin g,,
ear -wiggling elderly men and wo-i nun
. .
men in the ace of improving their
ears and warding off the encroach- tirillbeem s 'art and
big deafness of old age. (`Playsi-
dans p arti cola rly, ' says Fe met, 4e Film Built
'need good hearing, and rather
:ler ;JP
d y
of Clirist tvith tile question of the fatalism of the °lien tad,
' they should ,.
disciples as to the cause of their reseelP aeiel fight it," if it is to loomen Frank -Biejige, so:nee, one,
, .
inability t'n cure the ePilePiic, the celebette'd by this reeheds -bile word writes: ---I ensbrace the opportunity to
meaning in both instances . being "fight". is a very appropriate one. write you saying that 1 have used Mil -
that the seemingly impossible can bur.tOs Heart and Nerve Pills, and found
be accenaplishecl through faith. them very helpful to rite. I. was very
a
badly rue do
If -we 'could realize that suppos-ing A grain of mustatel See d --see very The Larsta9;e .ritrwer. znecivzine. 1\a y srati, otat 14) es L, wrote la ri t been with out a 0. e tens 1 tar
i,l'-c-u, and was taking doctor's
we
were , all c r ea Le cl alike and sub- snslayielaSnelfeii),Cle21,hi'le'ic v..,(3.323::1) trans]: t d -,f 0 is, b elle,ved a LIE, iiie island of i tne saying, ' 1\10 -titer! von use the Mil- (Isn't
• • •
i cot to th c"-,sttala reit'CUMStsal cos, we
syeanian.0 means ila modern. ai,esk atiindai,-hao pro, duce,s, ebe, ;la:re-eat flow- i numb Illeart '''''''d Nerve Pills, tileY will
',
S 1.1 0 lad all. in a Kt; „the 501150 mist ah'e 8 -, , •,., i lac cotter for you that doeto-• stn. d '
a mulberrki,„ tree lyn b in the q L C.-..1'trIr•B IVO PICI. 1.1)F; SI 'I 01. t" ' ' r
ttn4 blunders, 'Pal' ilici111c.,nt' of .°t11- gint, or earliesb Greek translation 1111 ti'le Para -e. 3/1--011-ntain, 2(500 'feet! recommend them. to otlier people.' lt/fy 3liss Fliri„--Jack tehl me
s . i -nit goo a reStiltS. T oaten ''ftet'll'aInty el 1-1v.
-
ers would -bo daffttren,t. liae„re, as no or Lhe Bible, this \yard is ass d ler above the level ef the aca. Ilse na- 1 doctor did not kflo,A, I vcas usitta- them, ri,:,,ilt, blia b 1 w a s iiis ye -try i'LF6,
5 g
phase of clear/ ty so, b ea utiful a,s the lig tree. ,,It se am 8 likely
there . t1,13151,1001,0i.,_,,,,en, tbi.10,„;-,s,:tannia:n..ifs.tvoe_Eplied,o,la'..laiiiiieilici:ji; ehieiiv,eiu•sisib-ictiel.':,ti.:s;ril.-Yiilcia'n\r\;:11:1,1-1,-'i'l'cei,1'..\,.,\•er.,fli..-e,ieCz.xv:cehrapssai.iwis-;:orli: 0...ti., eill'-E_3ril,,,Lailc,er,—_, Tienck,i,,, f)ili'l,,,• '''0011.1
thin lcin g c liarity. If you tri ic 11
- ' - a-- fore that the .fic,i• .tree is meant
do not need any rnore medicine.' -' i ' ' --
alr1,11°r'dr &IV:Lel:111S .9,i71211e12'sonfil7ist. ii1111° lia°1yer 50c, per box, 3 boxes for $1.25, at all
was first found in Sti,niatra, and :c -V. -9,S dealers, or taiailed direct on reeeint of ._
ealle,c1 Falflesia, Scliadariburgia, 111 Tpriceolori,ii.aoy, o'Billite. T. Milburn Co., Lir,,ited,
honor of its cliseoverer.
14
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am
Zies arese
1t1*03 than
4
• he
txxeii. 111
all
sr 7
sif
1,
• see
u
pro
sity of
in- Loudon 'tn the 31st ult
The llt
flea nu, pie es fztntknis
Lortd.fri 2.eason. is tis be liekl o
ay 20z12, at the lalotol 4.2
A pri,oner at 31aryleboura. 114*1113
Ible. to rectall the name of
Pris,in, referred to it as
141 •Itere, they Ind the s
es
get General Sir A. AI.
, se was presid-itt of tile :Med,.
al a -et the India Ofilee feeet
O
died at Foikeistone on
t w •staled in the report, -of a
itaittee issued at 1,221.14
hat, tke veent strike of municipal
;eh lasted a, month ceet
110 11.1 41,00a
Th',4 anni 4141C'tv
erking the 11",
1.,nes Sat -i-11 d
thee. Ilse litadquariees` ie-
ene amour/1,-d to 4:/1,0ila, or aa
ca -ease *0 „fl•-( upon tile previous
A witness at Willesden ratline
Court, said she sent the gliop-porter
upstairs to mind the bab,3,-, Th..)
-Aragi•ztitate suppuee that was
pare of. his duty as shop parter
The 1Voanan : ''Yes; ba,t he F. loie ray
ring and bracelet, That 'was not
part of bis. duties."
"The wretched sex war is making
men less courts to women and
women more aggressive to men,"
,saicl Lord Cromer in a Speech op-
posing woman suffrage. He declare&
ho oonld not see why an impriso-neel
woman a -he refused to take food
should not be permitted to eoinmit
uieiele if she wanted to.
On April 5th Mr. W. A. G. Hake,
the ,oldest living barrister, ce.le(-
1) r ed his 103rd. thday, , Mr.
Rake lias lived for Mione than half
a century at ilNre•. 3 01d Stein°,
Brighton, the quaint cobbled aitynse
in which 111 any of George the
Four th',s guests were lodged. A.
near neigh b or, Mr. . G -lover, ii
reached the age of 102, while shill
an Oille C Pat al liras ,ff lfloye„
Vol- the -last 20 years ou hag
yok ha c L he p000, or Ohowyou' here
charityin i
anY Ot-ier way, it, avaaleth 7. Who is there ,of you—These
nothing o ng *0 you think tin - Words were no doubt addressed 'to,
;kindly and _un)ustly. Chariteo-hatts a large audien,ce mpely of whom
no one by Word or deed,
s awned slave.
0iifc is
The mays wI
,elle fla
0.
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