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.. I I His new commandnient Jesus gives, I , one (as our English, fellow -creatures much (which thank God, I for one of oubist painters. The heiglilt or litical traditions that have earned the 38pas§ ngers, four crew, 2,0,00 poiindr�
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I 1.11".. Xi;t even the lifted cross. can harni The time of the Passover was draw- , (,) to ,costa lot of money,in these indurat-
,;�. this. , . bwo categorical purposes: r4ognathous jaws than men but from any 'partizurai theories of govern- panorama (below becomes interesting -
I 11. If we bu,t hold to ing near and Jesus and His disciples ed times' Sloppy and neglectful fel- P - ' 'is little to see in ar*
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�.. . . its, "In the nasal damensloix search, no record h s been found of the isles oft Greece. It i,; thrilling to., -
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IV . . is as good-natured as his employer. I showing its upper face relationship his conversations. Cl�_the substanc3 see Vesuvius when arri-ing at Nap-
", � perform this hurnible.office by turns. I � . .
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''. �. 1. `i:.K�*i;:::�... - 1, - all seated He finds joy in waiting .a� . 0 . there' is a nasal increase of nine per of what,he said on ,many occasions les; to glimpse the Acropolis over
11 �� -�'!� But, this , evening they I Club until'�.30 a.m. to convey his cent. in men and seven ,per cent. in, there is no lack. People would Athens. Corfu is a lovely spot;Sun�
..; -� I .;� -5ii:.. - themselves at the table with a feign- ,
, I j:,-.:�'�: . spend evenings in ,his- company and day night is spent there.. .
_ , � I ... master and mistress, home from a omen." �1
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., I I .::: ... . ed uneonsciousne� that any such at- The Fimfly Remedy For w Generallyspeaking man has a deep- report that ;he bad told some anee- -boat reaches Alex- ,
, .. " : tention was required. As a matter dance. I . I When the flying 1�
l:, . . ... .'I.'- In connection with the journeying ' and mre affectionate face than dotes and talked about planting andria on IM*nday .afternoon it wi%
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� :,: . o.f course, the pitcher of cool water, AH Kidney- AH _ 'V&fian, while woman has a long . -he drank Madeira win,- good-bye to the Mediterranean and,
_,�,: in Sir,William's car it was that the ,er fruit, that
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11.�; I I � set as part of the requisite furnish- great opportunity was firstly and — � face,and is more iap�to cry over spilt and cracked nuts between his fing- until Khartoum, to the most emn- -
� . 'But nobody has the ''right to fortable method of air travel. Flying- ' ' - '
6`;.�� . I irig,of the supper chamber; but no secondly miss6d. The guest passen- SAYS ONTARIO LADY OF " .-milk. A more prominent chin is a ers. I - - . 1. t . .
�,`: I .- , � I istic. of men, and although put quotation marks about any hinp,-, over water is usually .steadier than
I.",l. . . -i-ples manifested ger completely forgot to ask of Sir . characteri 'I
�',�� I . :"! one almong the disc William why it is that next to no- DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS' Dr.' Hellman does not ?mention it, he ever said in ordinary conversa� over land, and, in addition, the mod- -
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,_., . .1 . :::�: the .slightest consciousness that He . % There are -his formal Speeches ern machines now in use permit plen�
i, 1. ;;j:::;�%: :::,:.,..'. understood that any such custom ex- body -,norwadays has an open motor- . - . - perhaps .considering it a trifle, a tion. ''his various. reports: '
'L' car. Sir William. undoubtedly could M s his -army orderst, by of freedom of moiva-ment. Th&
- :.... rs. James.A. Drew Used Them For larger AdamAs apylo. As regard .
I'll , isted. , Why was this? Because as * can sink ,
,,, , I "", I.: ....................... have answered that question, for he Sore Back Or After A Cold. the height or length of the face, his diaries, but of the ,man's own seats are of the kind you
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��, I I..".........."I,....'i, . (22, 24) "there�'had a-
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.,.,. I And the phrase may quite;� well go for -Tbat relief can be obtained from all marils face until the fifteenth year. "Father, , -cannot tell il�jlie; I did will operr to i , and even when
1, I.., .. . ... , of them is accounted to be the great- I .. dt with my littl6 , hatcli�t," is, of they must be closed on account of
.. � , ' all America. Sir William could have Jdnds,of Kidney disorders byl using Thenl it slows up and remains at the .
'N' d. :: � est." ' Marcus Dods, D.D., comment- told Why all present makes of car; Djodd's Kidney Pills is again evider�& same dead pan level after twenty course, as purely apocry�IIAI as it bad weather there are ventile rs in
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.: ., . I ling on the situation says: "Begin- . nonial re- when -the wisdom teeth appear. On would bd,ito describ� Washingt3n operation to prevent stuflLness.
",.� . I I are on ,what the English and Ameri- ed b -k the fbllowing testii I ,
�1' ! . 1. I . ning, perhaps,' by discussing the pro- cans describe as the saloon model. ceived fivin Mrs. 'James A. Drew, a the ,other ham�d, the boy's face con- dying on .the Plains of Abraham Passengers have tea itt Mexandria, .
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.". Miss Jessie Marie Di Both I spects of: their ,Master's kingdom, Canadians more directly and simply We -1 ' I Ant ,. of . this place. finues to ' rniuring "Thank ', od! I , die and dinner. on ,the train, going t.p
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�. . I they had passed on to comtpare the 1 known resi grow in height after the mu
� call them 1'cl�_4d cars." By.the term She writes: eruption of wisdolm teeth. This seems happy." The inference !is. that he Cairo. They sleep in Heliopolis, 'a
- . , . makes her delicious Om rtance of this or that facult,7 I .
� ":_. __ � � . I I I . . . Ro I is intended to�'ba.-uieant- Closed cars '�We always keep Dbdd'p Kidney somewhat ridiculous when you come was not a brilliant conversatianist, smart subui�b of Cairo, ready to leave
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, I . . . fhkt, are nia;de,6' open;' rather than Pi,lls in ,the house and take them, af- to think it over, but illustrates one nor a fount of homely wisdom, ,nor for India or South Africa in the �
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, .. , I . ,recognized allusions -and ev,en the di- cars that �re intended to be ter .a cold or for Backache. Some of the beauties of Nature's,"'handi- d man with m ch sense of humor. rIiing. The Heliopolis aerodrome
" , 11 nA work, despite differeirces of opinion Yet for many,,years: he was the is the junction of the two roiftes.
,,�..�,! 11 . I rect 'Pitting of man against man. shut. The fact is that they do no'. thirty years ago a very dear frie -all observers. He was no Some of the passdrige'rs will fly over
. Apple open'in the sense in which the cars 'of ffnine-was in bed with serious Kid- as to which ,one of them is thus made observed of
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, % .. I � . I � ngry and full of � of say twenty' years ago did open; ney trouble and was completely re- manifest.- In the matter of. depth, lidiriftit. He loved' company, and .he ,the Dead Sea, the Syrian Desert, the- .
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,� I � , I . 0 . resentment these men hustle in -to the 4
I . or, at any rate,,they 'were normally lieved. by,Dod&s Kidney 'Pills. She too, the boy'.s face iaontinues to groi.v and his wife gave noble entertain- Persian Gulf to Karachi; others wili
��.� 11 .1 supper room and seat themselves like open. There were i�oods or tent& or has used them'ever since. We have long after that of bis ,sister' ts, as rwas fittilig for he was the follow the Nile into Prkmitive Africa,. � I
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,.!,f:... . . Dumplings so many sulky s4chool boys. The,v , ,l i . has giv- men I
I �� . streamed into the room and, doggedly other adjustable c6ntrivances that also found .your 'Diamond,. Dirme-, en it up, probably because she is of richest American of hisday� and witli. and then on and on until Cape Town . �
-, I ,helped to keep some rain' off the Pills very good." I .� a , more shallow, pleasure -loving di�- the ex.ception of Herbert Hoover, ,per- is reached.
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,',., I . � pa,use. For any one to wash the passengers. But this is a matter of DoddOs Kidney Pills strike right at position. �. haps the richest man ever.to become � Flying in Africa is -strenuous. Im
� .1 I . e United ,States. Wil- the summer the flying from Helio-
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1.� . - all; and that was be asked (by kind consent of Colonel They are no clure-all, just purely and the classical artists who postulated liam Sullivan used to attend the 'polis to Khartoum is bound
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� .. . Why nobody wants an open car lieve the work of the' heart by -put- and women misled themselves and his -excellency was usually surrounded as much distance . iLs possible bef6re, I
r ..._. � .Baking, Pow'd e'r ed he, for his ... put ' would not. do. No is: ;. .or,. if anyone wants one, ti4ig the Kidneys in shape to strain their. pupils. The -Cyredk sculptdrs by young and beautiful women, a the sun's rays play tricks With Mir, .
".1. . one of. them, ha,d humor enough to alyy pyore , -
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, . I . impurities out of 'the blood. . Woodward Knds'hot currents' over .0
� . . . f . . erred ,grievously in. this respect for fact Which Mr
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, The thing is: nobody seems to possess , ,
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.1 " housewife . looking �i. a respectable open car. There must ideal men. 'Here again there is cination f the 'young girls," and toum, you take a flying -boat and go,
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. . . . . � � . asks me what bak- . " . -be still. at liberty plenty of wealthy nothing much to The done, the an- son, w
, . . I'.:::,. . the ceiling, arranging their* dress, . .
,R,-� , . � . ,!,.,. I I citizens who could well afford to buy I Often in a Lifetime cient Greeks ,'being well beyond the doubt, young girls pos e lot of semi -desert country. Na- '
2.11 ing powder she - ... . each resolved' upon this --that he I
Ll`� .1, � 11 I �`:-., I one in addition to their, two or three Perhaps many dentists have had' power of modern science to enlight- ordinary fascination for elderly dis- tive villages of round hirtsi w1th grass�
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11, i t . _. I. would not closed cars. The open car could be the experience of doing some work, dn, It is, also, too -killing, to be in- tinguished meri. But even when thus roofs appear. ' Nearly naked natives,. ,
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.1. I irector of the fa- A Professor of Theology in New used, if for nothing else, for purposes for -patients which they considered formed that- the facial grow-ths-not surrounded Washington's countenance good-lo6king, their bair done, in our-
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� �� � , , imous D.e-Both. , Edinburgh, writes of of foentilation. perfect, only in, a year or two to to be confused for one moment with never softened nor changed its ha,b- lious shapesl remind you that Londom
� College, t many other find that it- is extremely unsatisfac- -hirsute growths, --are not always the itual gravit�c Iln �)ther wordr,j* if is a long Way off.. Fromi'"Malalcal tov
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M�1111 . . lRome Makers' Cooking Schools�, disciples on this occasion thus: "The thinkers havle thoug,ht with ,concen-' tory. If not, -their ,patients have. salme among the different races. Die"" the beautiful young women were kid- 1 Juba the inachine flies over sudd-
,,,. . tration about 'the mystery of` the The reason is not necessarily that too,,.since it has a most' important ding anybody it was' -the those islandis of floating vegetaVion. ,
�..�_ "this is my Advice: Use the best- disciples were not in a right frame of
, , ,.� . open car.-- -'All -the or was unintellipently done, bearing on the teeth will also have beautiful women. I which form on the 'White Nile anif! '.
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coe that is Oure, uniform and invari- nidnd. to listen to what their Lord has . but that the face changes and grows. -ris portraits show Washington to obstruct navigation -n -of -that that
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ig d as they'di,re, n4?t with ing beautiful Dr. Milo Hellman,- a .den1s,d e)qoert, facial changes througho,pt the years. have been melaiv�h�ly, though' one worries the a passenger. And' alsm,
,, Occupie an- reports that the Whole sculpturing of
$�,,��,�, second-rate baking powder'and ex- , ladies with long skirts and'stream- Si e the growth of teeth re is to cannot escape the look of benignitV a, river blocked with heaps of float�-
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b��*�, 1xiety about ,Him nor with absorbing the face aliters several timesl in the ' inic �Y_ea
Fi,� . - pect first-rate results4 . desire for il�g veils, and gentlemen wearin.g course of the average lifetime and a certain extent the kind and quan- that shows ofi -his countenance, par- in,g islands and tjbiok with hippopo- 1
�41 - "My experience with Magic,has kingdom, but with selfish ambitions leathern coats -reaching to generally in conformity with Shake- tities oif food consumed it ticullarly in the classic .portrait by tami and crocodiles-ahnogt irisur�.
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, been particularlybappy. I find.that that separate them alike from Him heels. Alfred Rogers;, first in peace idea of seven, age,
� . , speares I , Which possible (by examining the skulls that -Gilbert Stuart. B t,this is not the Passable to the traveller on land-h�;
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1- it never varies -that it is consist- and from -one another, how can they suggests that Shakespeare had a have survived of older civilizations 'best likeness, We are told. In 178 a matter of indifference to a flying-
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� .. I I . his fellow -countrymen; had al�o the scientific truth in mind when 'he to gain interesting data about -their the French sculptor 'Houdon made boat.
l 1 i" ently reliable. And I know it i receive what He has to say? But ti. This life mask a�k-.-- .incidentally, terr �a Juba is the final port of call for- i
,11R..: and free from harmful ingr $ pure, how is 'He to bring them into a state first leathern motor -coat in Toronto. made that falmlous clas-sifitation. Dr. relative prosperity. and pover . I-
, '. �.- . . . edients." of mind in which they can listen It was large enough to make a good Hellman was led to study the matter we imagine, would be pretty thrill- fied 'Mrs. Washington, who entered river -steamers and is fourteen days ,' ..
I I Statements by other.well- 'to`�Hilm? I -Low sized tent and its color was bright intensely because of certain dental Ing. I I . the room to find her husband flat. from Khartouml,--a day's journey by .1, 11
11 known wholly and devotedly � . "the members ,of the �
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� X. cookery authorities give whole- is He to quench their heated Pas- yellow. This latter fact busts the work he bad done failing, to give I I on his back, his face �covered with plane. When '
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r3 ,'�,;; hearted support to Miss De Both's si'6i�s"'iT�dgir within them humility
�,�',,i� . out of elephant: skin, for there are Natural teeth would tend naturally , freigner bending over him. Wash- pare for this -regular air-route,13hey, 0
Mrf, judgmerii., �, - . _ . ' and love? "He riseth from the sup- . . �-
V�111, . In fact, the majority bf dietitians and per table, and laid aside His garm- no bright yellow elephants. It is to harmonize tbelnils,elves with the George Washington � ingthn was undoubtedly ,a man of found rhinoceroses and other wild[
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, I � certain that some folk will advance faeial changes going on about them. r .strength, 14 despite- animlals! a ,bit of a nuisance.
�i`-'2 . ents, and took a towel and girded " , great physicpl I �
cookery teachers throughout C. in defence of the. closed car the Bu Man Beneath the Mask his ou Zanner of I From Juba to Port Bell is a steady. -
g; i, Inada Himself. After that' He POUTeth t ailtificial�bMth obviously lack . ilving and his 1.01,
�i,,�,, �ise and recommend Mapic txdu.ri#1X. clai4o that it -is warmer. But - save this adaptalbility.,� , They relmainas a this article ,should have ' love of the country, he was not co,n� cli1mb to get .over the high ground.. I
,#,,,�!,- � . . , __ - water into the bagin and began to Maybe ap-
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�a. I � I wash the disciples' feet, and to vnipe for three or four ,months in ._tbe sort of foreign substance ref-iising p � stitutionally robust. There was'- a The bush grows thicker and thicker. . � .
i§,,�!,�- I I to , eared sooner since it war. then that f eakii
�'�'; L - I year the matter of warmth does not con0m, ,That isi one rea,wn strain 0 w es s. I t There are herds of buffalo, rhinoceros�
.g,' , them with the towel wherewith He why the 200th anniversary of Ggorge congenital
. . r into the question in any way. we can cordially agree with, the Washington's birth was celebrated,
�fl.�,�` � Apple Dumplings was girded." Eaol� separate action ente ,showed in ,his voice, which was elephants; li-nore iiirely liom'and gii-
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M." " .. I There are all varieties of xwarmth tooth pasite advertisements which though as a matter of fact, when he rnuffied and the had to exert him. affes, , If'you are lucky you
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�40.1'11'.:' . 1 quart flour - 1% cup*;'F111k r, in the air outside, �he car. Therd say that';,'While false teeth are in, was born, the date,,was Feb ry I e'ard. He was a] . .1
,". ,;blame to th011bewildered and con- rua ....,I, self to be h �ways fall- beasts :From the air. -i
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?"'i: � "I 2 teaspoons Magic Sug . -stlrickie4i K$sciplesl. .Whio I are also rugs,- There are in add;- some cases a great blessing, it is ad- 1731, the difference having been caus- irtg ill with bo,wel complaint, colds, . The -machine -crosses. the Equatbr-
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igfV"", tion opportunities to discard cigar- visable for oneJ to retain his natural ed by a change in the calendar when liver trouble, for which he dosed him- just before Kis mu, "crossing ve
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� , M teaspoon "It Apple*!, not able to i�ictuT6' the seienre�-4he
, ,,�.�,,, 2 tablespoons butter, - -ts possible, and not be �tlhe �mmortal one lwas ,twenty .years -self heartily with the drastic I e- slowly
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W ette butts without throwing them teeth as long .
qv��;. - faces of John and James'and Pvter;
,4,�J,t , into ladies' eyes or lodging them led, through a desire for . re vul- ol�d. There aye Triany reasons why dies of the -day. � But he lived long Kisumu is a very attractive t6"
�.'Q:;!;, . Sift into a bowl flour, buldng powder, the intense silence, in which each me �1
�?§"P� . . and salt. Rub in the butter.. ,9414, cold movement of Jesus was pa nfully within thej cotton or celluloid collars gar.display, to exchange -them for ar- Washington's name should be held in enough to do the -work for 'which on the northern shores of Vict6ri%
11111" I tificial ones. honor ,by subjects, of the British he was requ-irdd, and prdbabl� no N
�, "i, I ndlk to make soft dough., Turn out on ' of men passengers. Th6 open a yanza. , 111wanza is the next stop,
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I", to a floured board and roll into a sheet. man of any age could have done it on the-soutbern shores of the lake. .
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1, I must be a much more desirable risX The growth of the face from Grown, for he altered the, destiny of .
r, 1�.`� . as He rose to see what He would do- Thb rest- of the route is over Wty,
"i ",� I Cut i squares. Peel and core the ap- : �
ffl�,�;:�-. I ,,,..-Place an apple on eacb square of the sudden pang of self-repi,oach ;S' for the insurance companies. ; I the British Empire, and what the 'better. ..
� dough, Vill the,core with a stawl piece they perceived what it lmeant; the Most folk over thiity had their I 11 revolting Amorican colonids did had _ . — . ground. Johannesburg, itself lies 6,- � i�
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V �4�',,, t of butter, sugar and a little cinn&non. bitter humiliation and the burning first motoring in an open car. To I '. a great effect on'v�hat happened sub-' . 000 feet above Special ma-
��,,� Fold the dough over, taldng care tiiat them the new sensation, was viuch chines are reqdired for this hi , . 'I
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1, 1; insid; dmpling cooks ffie apple v�hlllc .that Washington was a salty 6har- � .1 . .. .
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"I """.", -1 - � -1 I with a littli ,Cream, and place in disicipie.,.v, iconistrained ,Him Ito,this . T I — ` ' muckrakers, so called, -have done him. I I .
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� .1W, greased plans. Bake in moderate oven service. Although He knew "that Hi; old city of North Toronto (the ninth service ra,�her than� an injury by A regular, safe air-�oilte is beinig
� � '�Ill I , " �., at 4000 F. hbout 40 minutdo. Serve -a Mrs. Scheer Sa She S16ps Like Log' �a p 1; �
��` hour had cofne, that He should de- ward' nowadays) and far across th presenting him, -as ,Cromwell insisted opened up between London and Ca'd
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'!�4. �." e. , I with crea or hard sauce. fields lying ifear Yonge Street, stood Since Taking Dr. Williams' , . upon being painted, "warts and a,11." Town. This service will bring SouLb I
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. �#l,141�:, I .1 1n,:.___, I whi&i "were in the world He loved tower. Coming'�dorwn the rutty .road fis tibe first The route is almost completed. One �� 4
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COR � S9 recommend Dr. Wil- .more I found ,out about Washiftgton Paris and. Basle, then by train to
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50`0,.^,� , , �:, city, appeared first as a grey index F881S � ,
111','i" � I remaining in it, exposed to all its op- . . liams' Pink Pills for the better I liked hiffi. I to; Genoa b , Ing boat from ' Geona I
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