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Prepare apples and reduce cider or fliI. Money refunded if 'any cough or the choose from among the gentjemen . - . I I I - .. I 11 -
I the same as in recipe for apple bur- cold is not relieved after taking accord- the bqst ,man 'living with his fists. of the prize ring, and �really re n tw, umpires, who and weakerall the time, - Iii. tWi ,go,n� ", .
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ter. Cook the apples in eider, a few ing to directions. Ask your solutely decide all disputes that ma . ,
nto,%-11 * t than William Hogarth first prize -ring rules, and invented of me and ur,ged me, 'to 'try' Dr. Wil- .
l at a time, until they can be pierced Creamulsion Co., Limited, Toro I arise about the battle. �...and if. the ' Pink � 1-t
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01 will float on the top of the cider. remorse. It was this trait that re fence on -the right hand in Oxford Prize Ring rules, which came into' determine it, . . felt So far gone that I did -not care .
IF .P.- -% Great care should be taken to keep pelled the late Henry Watterson. road, near Adam and Eve Court." vogue in 1838. Sullivan was the last . 70 That -no person is to hit his whether I Iiy�d or not. , But the coax- IWI
. -P A�io the apples from hreaking. Skim them The two biggest fights in Wilson's He was 41so a teacher of swordman- champion under the London Prize adversary when he is down, or ing of my rnother-�nd'othei relatives
I out carefully, lay them out upon flat career were his effort to get the ship and the use of the quarter staff, Ring rules, and since he fought Cor- seize him by the ham, the breeches, ,finally persuaded me to try the pills_
It makes dishes, returning to the kettle all United States into the League of boxing being rather a side line. His bett under Marquis of Queensberry or any part below the waist; a maill. By the time, I had taken a few boxes -
them smile- the cider that drains from the fruit. Nations and his effort to wipe out por�trait was drawn by Sir James Rules the "Boston Strang Bay" died. on ,his knees to be reckoned down. - I was feeling a little improvement . 4
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Add more apples to the cider, and the college clubs at Princeton when Th-orillhill -and poets of the day sang the undefeated champion under the It was when Broughton became and --was 'ble to move around, As -1
when cooked lay upon the dish and he was president. He lost both fights 'a �
iies sure � so continue until all are stewed. A and in neither case did he ever for- his fame. One notable encounter code that governed the sport in the a teacher that he q'ilmoltriced In the I k,pt on taking the pitis I felt myself
a ;l ,,.,& 'i I ith Sutton, thc- Gravesend pipernaker, period of its greatest development. London Papers of Felifill 1747.: a de a practice I
-11" quart of this "boiled -down" cider Will give the men who opposed him, His 7 -
inspired Dr. John Byron to tell �ow: The Broughton rules are interett- "Mr. Broughton proposes with of going to a near -by store every
10i generally be sufficient for a quart of friends may say that in -both struggles ing since they give a pretty fair proper assistance to open an academy i se.f on& week_ to weigh myself, and I
I apples,; but this cannot always he del he was right, that he was one of ,,Long was the great Figg by the idea of what a prize fight was Eke at his 'house in the Haymarket for gained. -rapidly from 103 to 136
pended on as some varieties of the those men to whom a principle is prive fighting swains, in those rough old days. They were the instruetion of those who are pounds. I continued taking the pios -
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fruit absorb much more largely than more sacred than friendship, and Sole nil acknowledged of Mary- seven in number as follows: ' I villing to be instructed in the for several months, and .. .1t is impos-
. . do others. When all the apples are that as Luther said, he could no bone pl.�Lins; 1. That a square of a yard be mysteries -of boxing, where 'the sible for me to exprests.in yvards the .
cooked, boil the cider down one-third other. Perhaps a wiser judgment To the towns far and near did big chalked in the middle of the stage; whole theory and prac,tioe of that wonders�-they did for me. - Nobody I ..
After again or until, it is like thin syrup. would be that he was iight in both glory extend and at every set-to after a fall, or truly British art, with all the num- but myself knows the tortures I , en -
Place the apples in a stone jar, pour ntelligent And swam down the river from being parted from the rails, each erous stops, blows, cross-btlttocks, dured from nerve trouble, and no%
00" every 311eal '' the cider on them and set away. It course. He showed himself ugly and Thames to Gravesend." Teicond is to bring his man to the etc., incident to combatants will be thanks to Dr. Williarns' Pink Pills, I
- will keep well all winter, and has a unrel,enting enough in conflict, but . side of the square and place him fully -taught and explained, and that am a normal, healthy woman. I do I
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deliciously dark 7olor. he lacked the polideal wisdom to The fir I st treatise an boxing was opposite to the other, and till they persong 'of quality and distinction not think anyone troubled as I wag
Apple Ginger. carry on the fight in such a way written by Captain Godfrey, a pupil are fairly set-to at the lines it shall m -ay not be debarred from entering can find a better ,remedy than Dr. ,
I that he wDuld disarm the opposition. of Figg's, who had this to say of his not be lawful for the one to strike into a course of those lectures they Williams, Pink Pills,"
. HEM WANTED � Three pounds apples (weighed af- As it was, he was himself left d's- hero, the other. will be given with the utmost ten- if your dealer does not keep the 49
. i ter peeling and coring), 3 pounds su- armed and unhorsed on the field. It "In Figg, str�ngth, resol-intian and 2. That, in order to prevent any derness and regard to the delicacy of pills you cam get them ,by -ail at 50c .
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Nagging Heirs are being sought I gar, 11,2 pints water, 4 ounces whole � Is surely no great tribute to a fighter unparalleled judMent conspired to disputes as to the time a man lies the frame .and constitution, of the I a box by writing The Dr. Williams'
ginger. 3 lemons. to say that he had the right side of form -a matchless, master. There was after a fall. if the second does not pupil, for'whieb reason ,mufflers are Maicine Co., Brockville, Ont"
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a" to -day living in comparative pov- I Method: Bruise ginger and put in- , �
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and Next of Kin," containing care-, until clear, but not broken. 't - . ,-�,41.. 3 ,
hilly authenticated lists of . . ginger, and put apples carefully into eating clubs in the university. There I . f. �6 1114 . ..
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have been advertised fair, here And hile hot. confined to the upper classes and . I - -Y 0 1`11nna
The Index of Missing Heim Mock Ginger. there was only aecommodation for . , , - ON . - ILA. �01
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of names which have appeared I For each pound of apples, peeled, about half the students who were ,%'. $� . I - JP g .
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other newspapers, inserted by lawy- wire�pulling and Wilson suspected I- 0 1 - - - 4m--,,V�- -
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white ginger. Place the prepared that the clubs were creating class 1� - . It � k,* 3-1
iiiiii executors, Administrators- Al" fruit, sugar and ginger in wlternate , - J -1-wo
coutaing li�t Of English and hisb layers in a stone jaF or crock and let I 99 I P 9 '11,
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Courts of Chancery and unclaimed s clared for a "g-reater democracy" to r I 1 41, - � l 0
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4&vidends list of Bank of England. tand covered for two days. Then which Cleveland made the remark: - � . fr-- � �. ',;r _:-
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abolished and their function dis- ,,,�"k,.f 'wk, -V �-� ��,
of a e cupful of water to one on ce �! .....? �.�A -V,-( I . , e , 'rwr
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Strain the ginger and put with lop *, . �,&- .... T r, . � �
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a lemon should be added before the staged and fought the battle in . IZ:f J:�6,ZZA--t�, �-�,-11 tA I i .
LONDON AND WINGHAM . Princeton with one eye on the gen- . . �,.P� ,,-��,�k-t- . "-'t .% . . I 1W , ,.,q1 -W
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North. while hot, � him to prav,e that he was a fighter i% -I;-- .J, t. I .,% . K-*-�,-, . It
Apples prepared in this way make . . J- -*-�#..% t .
here was his chance. Ile wo-eld not �e IR ��,4 "IX ; 4
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Exeter ............ -ssory when .served only pur'Ffy Princeton of snobbery il� V.0 I . I -1 . "Ir ..
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Hensall ........... 10.30 6.18 with ice cream. but he would conuriand the attention . I ,L.. t, ti, � -.-Z. , 'k T , I 11 .
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Brucefield ......... 10.44 6.32 . 7 J � . I I . . .
43lintan Jct . ....... 10.58 6.46 men mo,st influential in Princeton ) -4.,p � qVI - � , .� T - . �.
These are a decided novelty and affairs were Wilson, Grover Clevt- .
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Clint6n, Ar . ....... 11.05 6-52 they are excellent. Wash and core hand, formerly president who re- , - r V. 1 �40 .
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good sound baking apples. Fill the mained a resident of the town; Moses ) ') W, V).�, .#
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cavIlties with sugar and a4ittle ground Taylor Pyne, a former g-raduate who I , .) � ic �
Londesborough .... 11.35 7,12 cinnamon, and bake in a pan contain- had become a millionaire and was 1 4� W, rk, .� .� . 0 . 0 r" Z ,e , il� .
Blyth ............. 11-44 7-21 il - -e 11 if I . "I -- � 0 , , . \.- -
ing a little water. Pack the baked most libeill with endowments, and � ) 1, 0 - C.
... 11.56 7.3 apples in hot st-e-rilized, wide-mouth- Dean Andrew F. West, a notable _ , ,� .,� -.)$ ..." I � -& �e- �� eel* .
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Winghain Jet, Ar.. 12.08 7.45 ed jars. Fill the jars to overflowing educat-or who had' refused more im- '31% .0 ) 3 $ 1 - , - .
Wingliam Jct., Lv.-. 12.08 7.45 -1 .V, k . ,. IF I -- ?, )- I
with a boi4ing syrup made from eq- portant positions to remain at IN, 1% .J : I �, -
Wingharn .1 ... � --- 12.12 7-55 ual parts of suga� and water, and Piinceton and carry through is *`� - .e , � , � A 10, I -11 ?. t L.00
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Winghani ......... 6.55 3.15 fruit. By this method, the hoviliewife of the evils that Wilson was attack- . .& � i�k . I �, � 4 ,L , .
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7.01 3.21 can have baked apples alwayi ready ing, but all of them thought that he R. "? i I 1 * 1P , I �� , . " . , I .
Belgrave .......... 7.15 2.32 at a mornent'g notice. was not attacking them in the right . 1 41, X- t - . � I � �, r . . I
Blyth ............. 7.27 3.44 way. Cleveland felt that Wilson had J� 4'� � 14, 'iX a.
Loudesborough .... 7.95 3.512 Apple Butter (Without Cider) pledged finarl support to West, . 1?%. I I I .
Clinton Jet ....... 7.49 4.06 Pare, core and ,quarter the apples, rod to divert 41, # . . " -C . A .� I - f I . -
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quite thick. lege scheme in the preface he had I IV I-, N., 1P , . 04 , 4 � " ,f
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Robnesvier ....... 6.17 2.37 James Kerney, editor and pubVisher having read the proirpeetus. It was I � It �l )A,% I 14�llll ,--% -
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6A1 .12 friend and adviser of the late Wood- denied that West had in. his posses- . . . it ')-.1 No *a I
St. Columbian ...... 6.49 3.20 - .. , -- � . 1 41 -,%�, . I* -YONSO-e . .1 , ... .
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of those early days whose friendship book itself with annotations in Will & lmt�n. . . f �e � I I ,.i, It
; 2 aDdlyhn ........... 6.64 8.28 remained until Wilson's death- Nat- son's handwriting.. Wilson's quad- I : M!,iiiii- I.` Ak� I W - . I .1 � I , I �;
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. �, " ". -1 . C -P. IL TW TAULE the ruck of hero worshippere eng handicap of �7. 1. 4. .74 - . - .. . -
.;�., I � got - ed in the congenial tagk of repre- gift of $500,000 from ope wealthy ,�7. .. t,. �44-' .. I - , � -1 1.
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