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ftX& woman's love, and of parenthood, and vast, so uld swell with fast 011 the these sentinels of the ages the sun. gested. Together tlie,y were. jli�`U�` � ,,"�,�
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- - - tremendous joy of aceomPlishmellf hears no sound save the tremendous worth three foremast hands, Indeed, struck the ground John Cardigan in the mill with:,Dan -thd h6a( I .
� , nifdgalty� of Toronto. All .and worldly success After infinite ]a- Aiapason of the silence of the Ir didn't expect to see a sailor on this , I : �;I
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94 of domestic animals treatped hour; and in the sunset of life he was here, more forcibly than els al�es ; whackers to haul with,o sawyer, and had a i6lily. ride ,up JOL 1 I . "" I',' I R
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sive than the growth which men call the taffrail and cost us eight men. ."'i"pl, �
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per -wood, madrone, yew, and cedar. "And you're a first-class A. B.," I'A" 1,
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fty, Chicago, Ill. Licentiate Royal ting forth their clusters of creamy I shall build for my employees better ship, you." . gap in the hills, ease your log- ious about her health., This time of �! 111111,11�
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"'irh2`&0b1i:`4k' erful forests�cast upon one a .trAd `�` the deck. The girl ha
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. in gala dress is to yearn th( a church and a seboolh6usp. �!.'We shall . cause she had a bit of a dream that battle against poor health and wan- ",?"
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table, Lot to see them again and still again and to blemish. And for all her girlhood 1_,.. ,z R,
*=days: I to 2 p.m. 2866-26 8, Con ... to. 4, Tuckersmith. if God is g6od, I .shall, at h later date, grow up to yonder gap, ,and when The very best help for any woman I Q. .
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. DR. F. J. BURROWS - January lot, 1927. Parties with mares I. their inevitable death at the hands of get out some long -length timber and (his own people) to whom danger and it, 'twas in her mind to give her Val- by Dr. Wqlliarns' Pink Pills. These , . I I
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jkA of the Methodist church, Seatorth. Mares at owner's risk. John Cardigan settled in Humboldt -thei-r courage. What a mate for a 1'.��,'; V,
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.",." �"J I however, I must build a steam tug- ed her to come here with me; she'd strength and vitality to the whole I �,��,,""R,.,
DR. C. MACKAY hot in his blood, he filed upon a quar- boat to tow my schooner in They were married before the ship make up a lunch of her own cooking system. By this natural process Dr. .j,""', ,,f�,
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brought the first of the redwood CHAPTER 11 flourishing in the front yard, he built no longer young -I who never played t,ike advantage now of the -wonderful , ", I
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Rity of Medicine, member of Col- He fOUOWB: turies, and in the form of split posts, as ,he dreamed he workvd. The city vague hope that some day he might here, McTavish, even before I ..,;, �,
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Cairns, railroa,d ties, pickets, and shakes, the of Sequoia was born with the Argon- utilize it for this very purpose, and her, and I'm thinking I'll have to . 'Z t, I
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bert6 for noon; then to A.ngus McKinnon's, ir ox -drawn wagons and sliipped �o wood boards and a dozen three-room fully happy years. Here his son! � .11,
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I nd; University Hospital, Lon- San Francisco in the little two -mast- cabins with lean-to kit�-);ns; and the Bryce was born, and here, two days'Tavish-very superior. All, man tbeJ " 11,
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cession 8, Usborne, fox noon; then i; Wil- ed coasting schooners of the period.. tradespeople came wh, ii John Cardi- later, the new -made mother made the:,soul of her! ' I cannot 11,�, ;, �;
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for night. wednesday.-To Fred B,eibridge's. barter and trade, the dismembered of his own redwood tr _, gave then) For half a day following the u'?- 1 along with the rag tag and bobtail � Part or full tiTne. appointing sub -scents. "'n' I
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Bond, for night.- Thursday. --To John Glenn's. cents and returned to Humboldt ccurage the building ,if their emter- Fat. dumbly ll-eside his wife, his great, � beam McTavish. She -she—" THE SAN'TILLA CO- ,',',O�,'�.
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until the following Monday morning. At a period in the history of Call- er with three masts, The mill was Then the doctor 'CA e to him an , ,
AiWi;n Counties. Sales solicited, FRED COLQUHOUN, Proprietor. in d I ,sit for ye. An' ye'l,l be shuttin' A BARGAIN ;", I
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I I OSCAR W. REED way. For him the fertile wheat and grooved flooring And (ihng were in- m u red. "Funeral arrangements?' t . " 1.
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irl, Conn- Enrolment No. 864 Approved Form I the lost time. That will be all lad c+ance to start chicken farm, bees, . . �..` ,�.
and Huron. Graduate Will travel the following route this season- leys, the dull placer gold in her foot- on the skid -road, wl-m h was longer leonine head, 'All, yes, I suppose so. , When McTavish was gone: Johilletc. Apply to , � 1:�
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