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Broadfoot, No. 3, Seaforth; J. G. �,nough to harrow down in the spring I've promised myself, often enough "It was on the tip Of my tongu salutation. ;,.
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Seaforth; Murray+ Gibson, Brucelleld. of good stable manure should be bal effrontery, the owner of the Cour- in -his own quite different world of a kinship which he bad already re- bush, but just what, or how much do contrition in his stifled voice. "Co . `.,,ii
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chance to -start chicken farin, bdes, a""' . as nothing but the vilest and most cated his turmoil of spirit; the state its, was woefully stiff. "And I need "I see," murmured Jimmy - "and The same night of T. Elihu,s . �,.-,,J,
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Clinton, tv . ...... 11.15 6.52 Chicks and eggs for hatching, f Jimmy. and from there to the entry of Mr. ..
rrom intent), the result was speedy and he had arrived at that point, suffered "Get in touch with him," he order- F�!
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Clinton Jet . ....... 11,21 6.58 Infected breeding stock, have ca ried "Twenty thousand!" Jameson's residence. Trying the knob, I ,.4.4
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Londesb6rough .... 11.85 7,12 1 astounding. neither from lack of luridness nor ed. "And wait u-ntil you hear from . � . -- �,�
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WinghAin Jet., Ar... 12.08 7.45 large financial I upon his own panic feet and came bad already been in conference with or is only waiting until be gets his muned. "As a newspaper property it nounce himself, he swung it open. A - I " -, � 11 1.
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12.12 7.55 The bacteria responsible for the who heard his spluttering hem fully overawed auditor for T. Ellhuys ex- "He threatened to drive me out of thl,-th,,, are sentimental reasons sary. Mr. Jameson rose from hil; � ,�Pl
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Brucefield ......... 8.15 e32 the following post mortem lesions: - - bargain. He drew out his wallet. son, who had reason to know that, In , �� I " �,Y,
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C. N. R. TIME TAR of his sworn duty, had suffered harsh- himself heard. I clos,ed his mouth, without achieving to nominate you by acclaim for Sen- .�Y�,�,
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6.17 2.87 time to develop, do If the chicks dfe ular. The attack had been unprovok- thin and bodiless that even he heard veying bi- with unconcealled disgust. faced visitor's lower lip. 1�",
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Dublin' ........ 6.54 9.28 Y blow which had felled the de- "if your knees are growing weak" that in this State for . . . but no After—EVer Neal "What's gi- You the shakesT91 bei . ", "",
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stay with you as long as you. harbor tor of that hostelry at the same rnom- "I've just had an altercation with Jimmy had decided that be would not I ":;1
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A0burn ...... - &I t, , 1.41 duction of meat food products from years and interpret th4ir dream Of no are likely to I 1-!1 r,i,!
1. a . .......... algo, 1169 raw material, and the ben converts REMEDY FOR -rnannpr which he felt befitted a hope- after ever -y meal. be lield lap to public scrutiny. And . ',:;�J,J�:
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