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,v.4 by the. lack, of devo# aV shed
ow ,,tA�r. Vu
!apon ,lilin �j , his -n air -
known t�, several. .of ',.his Wgrafhers
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UMIVIER- HEAT "
But we are disposed to dea gene;rovis-
this sister ke, a restat
, -want at., the
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Against .th �o,",i',1,06vou can display -
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I . HARD ON BABY
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ly with you, Have yout 8 I
entrance to tt Roe Proung.t, % dAd
when her brotbeT,�;Was.'lx,xrpowpr
.
zeal Moua0ho�o* Inwartileigh,
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tion to make?" I I
. she
Sheepwash, Ho),#O,mbe Rog'44, P
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No se4son'.9f the year is 'so dan-
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ittle
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' 8wede's eyes. blinked a g
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. The " as
advertised the fact� by, a display over
her door, a, tribute him
,
crasiveek I n, $tic ppa ,
Up 6 ,
Woodfard; rn��i ;
Serous t6� the,,Jite of h ones ag is I
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' ' 'excessive
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many times. .
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r,r, I which c6i4sed
morr-I e4vion'. To her restaurant
11
i� en Otte 404ti -
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tess Wear' 1,90buckland .
%
e a . I Tile heat
I "der
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, bane- only rtne e sai4
, pop;_fti ,
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and wonian to possess.
he �
*w tj ' stouxach out of or
P FtFbat 'a
,
,!but I gjv� you , _'
- two dollays."Chica
'go, , "
carne� many of the'' leading p&-
ticianst, '
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Who con ,
14`.rqj�qose betw en the
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two?
.
ly aid' I
so qW unless prompt I . I
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Herald and-.M�.miynfne .
r
most of them ignorant of
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at hand� the, baby may be bey � 9nd, , tilt
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relationship of Mdlle. Thiers to
. As for an uxt�,, asant name Muck -
human help before,the - iliotIver Te-�,
. � - i � I
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the statesman, and... they often dis.
:ng is not alone-- -
I
Alizes he is ig. Summer ii the Season"
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]ROW. TO KEEP SUPPLY OF FRESH
cussed public affair� and indulged in
Swine, in Yoi*��ire, Sewers End,
in
w4en' diarrhoea, cholera Infintuln,
. �
g ssip about the' great. To their
?
Essex, Muaton, in Lincolnshire,
dysentry *and colk are',Vo�t preva-
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,GETABLES
d may they found, that many of
'tud Hudford, ixt.lb�vou, are not very
.
',jeautiful. ,
lent. 'Any Ohs of �4eae troubles may
iprove deadly it not -promptly, treated.
.
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"Too many people sow their first
their conversations cropped up in
the newspapers the next day, especi-
_��'.
More stran&e than ugly are Prog-
'During thesuminer the,mothers' �eist
�&
i�nd
seedsmn* eathusibsin, but; forget the
t, . -
ally if they were of . kind that
Thiers
?ool, in Cornwatl, and OwIpen, in
�;Ioucestershlr6. .roultuire, in Cam-
, is Baby's Own Tablet s. They
ieguiate, :,the -bowels, sweeteiiI the
r 'etables
continuation of :fresh veg I
which is so desirable," says D., W.
could. not consider compli-
mentary. Guizot sometimes turned
brideslitre, is a nasty name, but the
_ ,
, 4tom�cb..�. anil keep, baby healthy. The
George in "Everywoman's World' for
up there. Once he was reproached
Inhabitants proba,bly use the other
versto Fowl r
n Rj4 e
_OT-ablets -are sold by medicine dealers
June,4n his "Garden Gossip'.11
with being a misanthrope, and said,
, .
Among the laughable names Bar -
.1i � 1 * *1,,at 25 reTits a box from
Ar Y mal, . .
"Lettilce -and radishesin particular,
according to the concealed reporter
of such
,-
to,�An-the-Beans,,Ih Leicester, stands
Tf
Vrock� Williams' Medicine Co.,
.he continues" ahould he resown at
conversations:-
"But
-)ut ve'ry promin6upy.
vil , , Ont.
frequeat i;;�;rvals � during the whole
what can I do? In reality, I
Baldon 'Todt,'In! Oxfordshire, and
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season, so that young plants are con-
'tinually
haven't the courage to be unp,DX)Ular
Kingston Bagpuae, In Berkshire, are
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corning along, . Tliby may be
any more than other people (pause];
Jokes, while - Upton Snodsbury, in
CANADA'$. LUMBER KING USED
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resown'betv" i
n the exi , sting rows, so
that, ,is' one lot I& used up, there -
is
'but neither have I the courage to
prance about my own drawing room
Worcestersbire, would be a good
aanie for a village in a humorous
. I TO FEEWHIS MEN .�
another roi� coming to -take its place.
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as if I were on wires (pause); nor
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can I write' on subjects with which
Among the grotesque and fantastic
J. R. Booth, the veteran lumber-
the ing . '
re necessary it' becomes to
I have no -sympathy [pause]; no
�nd queer and amusing names of
*nan' of Ottawa, is said ,to lye the
make every'164 . of space count for
knowledge (pause], and I should cut
i.
_!Mgland', however!,"lare names'which
Vealthiest man in Canada to -day, but
results: and for that reason it is
-a sorry figure on'horaeback [pause];
.'un like miislc��Ambrosden and
,
J,m' beginning in the lumber business
quite desirable to follow the' early
consequently people who, I am suret
35toke Charity, Stretton Grandison
*as a humble one.
crops with later ones planted in the
wish me well lipt who will not come
and White Ladleg Aston, Ampney
,,He was telling an acquaintance re-
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and see me at home (pause], . be-
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-�rucls, and Martyr Worthy.
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�c4ntly that in the �mrly days when he
his little
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work the soil well between the plant-
cause my wife does the cooking
(pausel, hold me up
Gilbert's Come -back.
ikakt�d saw mill on the
ings and to add,plenty of fertilizer to
as a misan-
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replace in the soil the nourishment
thrope, while I know I am nothing of
Gilbert, of the Gilbert and SpIlivan
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that has been taken out of it. Thus,
the sort." ��
combination, audipi and � composer,
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4south of the Ottawa river.
early potatoes may be followed by
The reference to the writer was
respectively, .of many light operas,
He said that in the morning h-
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late celery, lettuce may be followed
meant, of course, for Thiers who, it
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was a star in an -gathering which
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-would go down and,istart the fire and
by cabbage or parsnips, and peas and
might be said in the sprighty French
:ippreciated ready Wit. A new book,
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beans by winter radish."
way, plumed himself upon his pen,
which, when he
W. S. Gilbert: MgLife and Letters,"
.
by Stanley Dark and Rowland Grey,
was ma�ing other preparations for
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'breakfiisi � would pare the potatoes,
am
was a journalist
had overthrown the dynasty of the
has some examples of the author's ac-
.he
and6-4'ABY George," he said "you've
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e mplishments In this direction. Once
Ir bert and F. C. Burnand, the editor
mo idea how many �potatoes ih6se men
FAMOUS PEARL NECKLACE To
house was destroyed - () -
of Punch. were guests at the same
'WoArld eat."
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CROSS ATLANTIC
mune of 1871, but the arls re-
inained in his -possession, and even
dinner table, where a wise host
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Pearls are tears,' according to the
after he died in 1877 his wife con-
placed the -rival humorists at oppo-
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THE SYMPTOMS OF
poet, and undoubtedly the most fam-
tinned to add to the collection until
she, too, away three
d ee
isturbing equally the witty table
.IMP6VFWISHED BLOOD
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ofis and costly,of them are Thiers'.
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passed years,
later. She left the necklace to the
talk. I
Show in Pale Pages, Tired Feeling
The collection, which hag become his.
toric, was sold not long ago in Paris
Louvre and her other possessions to
Continual shouts of laWh ter rose
from Gilbert's corner, until Burnand,
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, and Pre;Ahlessness.
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for the sum of $658J244, and present-
her sister Felice who -renounced the
bequest, but she the
after ineffectual attempts to arouse
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lywill cross the Atlantic to grace the
perpetuated
pious labor of adding to the necklace
a similar jocula,rity in his immediate
circle and unable to conceal his
People who are pale, languid, with
1palpitati6n of the heart and shortness
neck of some lovely American woman
or perhaps the strong room of some
and contributed thirty-nine pearls.
chagrin, leaned forward and said in
-of breath at slight exertion are suffer-
unlovely collectors. The necklace,
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his. most sarcastic smanner: "I sup-
pose Mr. Gilbert Is -telling some of
ling from thin, impure blood'. If they
Composed of 145 rose-colored pearls,
God made the country, but the car
those funny stories which he oeca-
1have the resolution to take the right
perfectiy matched, which took a
in front makes You eat it. -Saginaw
sionally sends to Punch, but which
repiedy and stick to it, they will find
long lifetime to get together, wag
Evening Star.
don't appear." To which Gilbert
mew heialth and strength. The remedy
sold at auction 'before a distinguish-
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dryly replied: "I don't know who
that can always be relied -upon is Dr.
ed compan y in the Louvre. There
rends the funny stories to Punch, but
Williams, Pink Pills. With every
dwe they improve and invigorate the
other famous sales had been held in
the Past, the last of them being in
New York is to have a new news-
It's very true they don't appear."
blodd� . and this new blood ineans
1887 when the French crown jewels
paper -presumably for b%nsey to
buy. -Memphis News.
Where Was Ancient Ophir?
bealth and strength. Mrs. A. Griffiths,
were disposed of by the thrifty Re-
When the news was flazlied over
lKerson, Man., is one of the muny
public. There only remains the
the world a few years ago that Gen.
thousands who have proved the value
famous Regent diamond, and this,
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Allenbury had conquered the ancient
of these pills. She says:___ttl was so
badly run down in health that I was
too, will be disposed of ,,,, day
when the French Government is par-
WHEN YOU TAKE FRIENDS MO-
city of Jerusalem, a woman wRig
heard to exclaim, "Gee! I always
almost bedfast. The least exertion
ticularly in need of funds and when
TORING IT MAY COST YOU
1hought Jerusalem wa's in Heaven!"
would7leave me breathless. I suffer.
Royalist. sentiment appears to be
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Almost as vague are -Nakpy people
Qd from headaches and backaokes and
particularly low. The necklace,
$50,000 DAMAGES
,vith the regard to Ophir\j%entioned
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bad no appetite. I could only drag
which is made up of three strings
in the Bible in connection with gold.
about the home and fouh1d even light
joined by a ruby clasp, was first
. Inviting a friend to go motoring
Rowever, there MRIly was an Ophir
lionsework almost impossible. I tried
offered string by string, but the ag-
in one's automobile sometimes proves
famous Cox its mines. Ophir was fre-
several remedies but they did not do
gregate oif the sums offered was not
to be the most costly form of ho -s-
quently i1sited by the ships of Solo-
ime a particle of good. Then a friend
as great a sum as was offered when
pitality in - the world. The person
ition and9of the Phoenicians. -It is
,came fol� a visit and she urged me to
the necklace was again made one.
who looks upon a trip in the country
several times mentioned in the Old
try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. When I
It is difficult to say what the
as an inexpensive wav to pay a so-
Testament, but its location has never
bad finished the second box I could
pearls are worth, apart from the
cial debt may find himself faced
Ileen satisfactorily determined.
Yeel that they were helping me. By
story that goes with them. When
later with a damage claim of $50,000.
Among the many Places whilch, in
-the time I had taken four boxes more
they came into the possession of the
Few people seem to realize that a
Oie writings of travellers, have been
I was a well woman and every sym-
Louvre in 1881 the Government ap-
guest who has paid no money for
-�del]tifivd with ophir, may be men-
Li,,,d Armenia, the Molucas, Peru,
ptom of my trouble had disappeared.
It would not be possible for roe to say
Pr8isers set a valtre of $5,000 upon
them. It is known that M. Thiers
his ride has just as much right to
sue the host in case of an accident
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taeria, Phrygla, Africa, India, Arabia,
too much in favor of this medicine,
and his wife spent the modest sum
as he would a railroad or a com-
:,Ia)acca, San Dorningo, Mexico, New
� 'u1ne. in all probabil-
, a and OrmuH.
and I always recommend it to run-
of 14,000 francs on some ninety or
pany operating omelet-colo.red taxis.
ity however, OPhir was situated
down people, atid have seen it prove
ninety-five of the -pearls that made
the
A footsore and road -weary vagrant I
whom the driver up of
,,ithor on the east coast of Africa, in
just as satisfactory in other cases."
up necklace, most of the others
picked out
.Vrabla or In Indig.
If you are weak and.erun down you
having been gifts from various dis-
kindness of heart, can file an action
can begin getting new strength to-
tinguished persqns who wished to
against his benefactor if a mishap
- The Peninsular War.
;day by taking Dr. Williams' pink
-show their regard for the brilliant
causes him to break an argi or to'
The name peninsular is given to
Pills. 'Sold by all druggists or sent
11by mail at 50 cents a box by writing
French statesman. Report has it
that one of the pearls was given
dislOcate an ankle.
e recent suit of the once beauti-
the war waged in Spain and Portugal
I a LiO7-1814, between the armies of
to The Dr. WilBams, Medicine Co.,
M. Thiers by Queen Victoria, but
ful Helene Jesmer agaInst Philip Mor-
Napoleon I. and the British and
Brockville, Cint.
there is no record of the fact. Un-
gaii Ifant �alls general attention to
4'panish forces under the command of
.
doubtedly ,he got a pearl or two
the responsibility that a person as-
-'ir Arthur Wellesley (afterward
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from Rusgiam royalty. Princes and
sumes when he invites friends to skip
1)(ikp, of Wellington). The war grew
CAME FOR DAMAGES BUT SOON
Ambassadors learned that the short-
over the hills with him in ,his merry
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est way to M, ThieTS' favor was by
motor car.
�,�apoleoji jo partition Portugal, and
. CHANGED HIS MIND
the gift of a pearl for the famous
When a victory for the plaintiff
i-1,,cv his brotbor Joseph on the
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necklace which had been laid down,
seemed practically certain the young
!irnne of Spain. The Spaniards rose
He was a Swedish fasner, in North
as one might say, by 'Thiers on the
millionaire's attorneys settled the
,ii opposition and solicited aid Crow
Dakota, and his cow had been runt
occasion of his marriage. He gave
matter out of court. The sum paid
;Iritaln, which was freely granted.
. over by a railroad train, So he put
,his wife, a child of fifteen, three
in compdrisation to the former Follies
xowr losing tbe great battles of
ox his best Sunday clothes afid went
pearls which he is, supposed to
girl for the disfigurement of her face
oouro, Talavera, .'Wamanca and Vit -
to the railroad company',% office. Af-
have had from the Baron de Bar-
in a motor smash was said to have
oria. the French were driven out of
.
ter waiting three hours he was
amnte, who owed him money and had
been $75,000. An informal poll of the
.1w peninsula, and the rightful king,
brought 4#o the presence of the third
pledged ihe pearls as security.
jury disclosed that every man would
t,'o.rdinand VII., was establis%ed on
assistant attorney for the railroad, to
Thereafter, the necklace was added
have voted for a verdict of at least
, tie �'paniGh thronfi.
whom he stated his case.
411 bane t'ank I get some damages,"
to whenever Wers or his associate,
Lafitte the banker, made any con-
$15-0,0,00, -and that one wEis willing
to hoist the figure to the dizzy Ngbt
___
Got Same 1AW-gons.
he said.
siderai�e money. There was a writ-
of $3,50,000.
.. My boy, your last term's report
.The lawyer consulted a big book.
ten ag-reement between Miers and
On the trip Helene knelt beside the
oas just come in," said the stern
.41�ky Mend," he said, "I sympathize
his. wife that she was to get 1,o,00
driver and led those on th� .seat be-
�'ather, "and it is very bad. for you
,�*ith you. Your cow, as far as I have
francs on necklace account when-
hind her in singing "Snap Your-Fing-
"" at the bottom of your form. What
3o you mean by It?"
W4en able to investigate, was a per-
ever Thiers or Lafitte made 5o,()oo
ers at Care."
-Well, father, it doesn't really mat -
feotly respectable cow. But she was
francs. I
Judgements, as a rule, are much
� er," said the bright youth. "You
t-ftspa*ing upon our private proper-
Adolphe Thiers, wh o became
higb,8r for cases of mutilation than
loe, It dQesn't wake any difference
tk�' .And you, as. her owner, were
known as the "Savior of Territory"
for death. To put it brutally, it is
,,, lwther you're at the top or bottom
pgirtigep,s criminals. Now, I can show
.
and was the first President of the
cheaper for a motorist to kill his
)f the form. They teach the same
rod hei;, in Standard Oil Company
Third Republic, was a brilliant man,
friends than to maim or disfigure
,oth ends."
V01sus IlIternaiional Marine Corpora-'
but felt that he was overshadowed
them. Death judgments ra.rely go
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in every -important particulai by
higher than $5,()00, whereas mutila-
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First English Will.
. supreme., eourt of the United States
Francis Guizot, a colleague, tan
tion verdiets may climb as high as
The flrst wIll in the English lan-
clenfly' Obolds oar contention. If we
years his senior. Much of Guizot's
the $1,50,000 which it i�s'qafd the j ur-
,nage, now lodg,�d in the Durham
piished this matter to the uttemost
superio,rity Thiers ,set down tothe
r
orq were ready to award in the 3eg-
registry, Is the will of a chandlpr,
there is no telling what penalty the
assistance he received front his bril-
mer ease.
vbo bequeathed candles to various
highest coutt.,might inflict upon you.
flant wife, and he souglit to train
But the man who b -rings a "guefa
churches, and sorne special ones that
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likely to lose his case than to win it,
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