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JOTTINGS ABOUTUE. WAR
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL,
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. very
Reada0he
Imost
very clean, either, and nothing but the
tite of Ivatients Incre-ilsers, while some
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� Power PrinfinK Houso
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t orpid or Inactivv. blork; cerloits
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SIR WILL14M U. VAN HORNE, OF
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dire neewsity would force them - i - _"
to eat it. Put nec.ossity watts not on & IFANOUS URMAN SCIENTIST
ot the painful and di,iagrbeablo,
Oymp"O'no grow lv"- YOL, at th0samc
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ITEMS THAT WILL INTEREST YOV
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INTURNATIONAL LN6SON, JITNE 17.
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4LUNUT STAL, F,To - OLINTOM
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t roublea may follow. For Ilk prompt,
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em clout cure of 11cadikelle aludAll
US CANADIAN PACIFIC.
oqueamislkness, and they ukado a kind -
WRITES III$ 9PINIONS.
time, no perfoat ourm are recorded.
AT Tilt$ TIME.
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Trknma or svilsontrTiox-41.00 par year in
it ver troo. 0, talm
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Ile IS44 I'allkl4er, An Arkilkileel. 4 Surgeon,
of dough and baked It, and, scating
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themselves on logs, began to stomach
and I woulu, kesitato to recommend
this romody .
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Ille VOYN 911 like 1113411CIteld And T149so on
"'The reediox of 94va Thowitud-11i"Johm
6. 444 Goblen, Tese. Matt. C 11.
pAlyquep ; st.60 Duty be Charged it not vo paid
#10odPo Pill*
AD A1401104 3 I;:)t -01`0 itild 3 st0dollt
the unsavory compound. It is date to Tobercultwito litgonuing to goo ViltIcAt,ijkloil
The o"alied X�rays cure was 111,60-
Thell, Wily I'll Mo ellike-ml 101tal"
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11RACTICAL NOT1,,'S.
)ROPAPOroll'scolittaued until All 1100r0690B
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While they rouse the liver, restore
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I of AllbiturX - 11091k:t0toble 011P.40t.lf tot'
worli. .
say that Sir William never partook of 41 Alkht-stellikirkullit, suvov$* of lbe
Noeshersdorr Treatsuells 101'. xooh,ol
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wise but a seven days' ,wouder. It
SWORN to peed -i Of Itravery.
Verse 0, 0. When Jesus then lifted
are paid, unIQss at the option of tboPubliullor,
The date. to whiob evor,v 40sorlPtIv.1 to Paid
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full, regular action of the bowels
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they do not gripe Or pain. do Doi
They say of Sir 'William 0. Van
a worse meal than that unleavened Service to 31ablaild.
dough, to to the trials the
was announced thot the rays would
The Orango Free .9-tato's area Is
about 74,000 and the
up his. eyes. On a hill overlooking
�a iloilotvi on the label.
, ritateorintlainotlioit)tertialorg$ne, L
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Horne, of the Canadian Pacific Rall-
and, add of Is consumption curable ? Yes, car--
, situation, Ito remembered as he
i %to
� kill 018 bacilli. They did kill them-
on a
square miles,
number of farms in over 7,00.
.the plain of Butaiha Jesus and his
4,nvr,ATI$lxq, RAWE0.-Transtent advertise-
wonte, IA, conts per nouparlol'lloo for Arat
have A positive tolito effect.
4t all dragrists or by Inall of
way, that, had he not decided to be a
ta!AIY I CkaTeo ar; affected every day.
I that his life insurance premiums were Moreover, In, 4110*auds of t he
glass vlatcbut ps the major -
ty 0
I I microbes refuse to lodge upon
A letter from Ladysmith kates that
dt"IPIOR are seated, coaversing on -
'a"'�
imenign arld a Cents per Has for 0301A bubw-
'18wo,
0. 1. Hood. & Co., Lowell, U080,
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king of transportation, lie might have
Won fame and fortune through his
Cos as
due that day, while be was entirely cut disease cures Itself, said the colk"LrRt,
the surface of the suin or directly tin-
men down with outorle, fever. wore.
holy -things. Looking, up. be sees -1 I
quQ#ttas%UOII. so"All adv W8011104to not
to oxpoo4 one looh,such ae "Lost," "Strared,"
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artlatio, abilities, and they base the
off from Communication with the in- ed DT. Hahn,
I surance Company, 11
, der the outlets, they, can't be killed
given boiled Starch, to eat, for want
of anything better,
great company which had coma on
foot around the lake, He salth unto I
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116t9lon"'Oto.,insoited oncoto.rWookita and
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saying on the fact. that he not only
I Soon after t1to weal bad been finish. This truth Should become part atall
off In the living body, for X-rays
TheBoor Gavorunion, are dissem..
Philip, who was a native of this re -
each subsequent Insertion, 15 cents.
A-4vortl-AlocutA without speelile directions will
JOHN T, EMMERLTON
sketches cleverly, but Is also an expert
the brush, both in
pareal of every Physician's stock in
led, however, the members of the for- trade. Ile Should have It before hi=
pquetratio only a few millimeters.
Quite reeexitly orkanotheravy,tilat
inating, throughout ,to
Cape Colony an
gion, and would know who kept food
bolniterteduatilforbilliAud charged Accord
. - THE LEADING BARBER
with oils and water
i lorn group heard shots, and d,lvlu6d all Lthe time.
I It's a crime to give way
is, transplanting of healthy animal
appeal to the Colonial Afrikanders to
,
for sale. Whence shall we bay bread,
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Ingly. I
Copy for Change of L %dverthipmento Co. pages 4
Air,o Agent for L
colors.
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It might also be truthfully said that
I that a relief oparty was in search of to the old pessimistic ideas concern-
organs from diseased human organs
rise and join them in fighting against
lltyramt.11
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that these may skit I This question is
and 6 must be int,ho offloo go Saturday and
STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
�e could win his way to, the fronti as
them. They Could not firo in xaturn, jug - the lacturability of tuberculosis.
Previously removed, was introduced,
the
asked to prove Philip, to test his faith
for pages I and 8 oil Mon4ay to ensure change
Head Office for Canada, Alontreal. .
Insurance ill force, . . . $110000000
all arobiteat or a civil engineer or a
f course, but they shouted at LIke top Lot those suffering take heart; lot
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but has scarcely got beyond th6 ex-
A recent Jetter from the Cape
and good training,'for Jesus know
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for follow1ug issue.
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Investments in Canada, - - 18:605:000
writer, for 'he hak proved his ability
of their lungs, and , were soon over- their rela in
, Lives e,nd friends co� bine
erikitio t tago. Natu
p ii lug 's y
states that the 10tb Ifussars hadonly
three horses
what he would do. . -
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CONTRACT RAT&S.-ThO following table Shows
lostabllsbodI82s, The old reliable and favorite.
in all th a lines nd any oth ,
OB a in ors'
taken by their friends. A few hours with, them to fight theckiroad �uemy,
later. they
one knows, has fit Led men with organs
left of those the rogim
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took to the Cape.
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7, B. Phillp answered him, and his
our rates for speolfiell porlodH andspacto .'
RATES-
.-Staith'sblock, opposite,post, Offlee.
OFFICE
a's kuowledgQ of the geology of the
were comfortably ensconced
. . T(boy will succeed, if they only com-
that prevent, to a certain extent,the
Another cavalry
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answer reveals his character, It will
4DVPRT1SINQ
I Yr. -6 Mo. 3 Mo, IMO
Queen's dominions in America is
, . pro"
I, a private car. I a early onoiggli, if in their on.
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Like many another man of affairs
infusion of dangerous. bacilli. These
regiment bad only fiftoett.
A QUeenslander writea:-"We caa�
be found not unprofitable to gue.p . .
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IN$URANC;
I Column .......... K0 Q9 *IQ 00 $2400 $850
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I found, and his collection of Canadian
deavora they are persistent enough,
wh9 possesses
organs, however, sometimes refuseto
not but feel proud to take off our bats
what Peter or Thomas or John or ��
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VIE m KILL11
J Column ......... 4000 25 OD 1500 000
i Column . ...... 2500 0 0Q. 8 00 2 40
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cooks and fossils is unsurpassed by any
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private collection in all Canada, He Is
� I know some will refuse to believe
Av D,NFT PENCIL, us; maii,y phyololano grown. old in
work, especially when a arson is
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weakened by illness. TO strengthen
to the humblest Tommy who IS dOI49
Judas would have said if this, ques- �
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Lion had been asked of ou4 of them. ��
J column ......... 1800 10 00 6 50 9 co
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MPANY
a recognized authority an botany, H.)
8 ir William often.sketeltes at his desk prejudices and wedded to certain back-.
the bronchial glands of consumptives,
our work. They can have Adstralia.
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Philip was neither an onthu
Iluolk ............ 600 3 0 00
aWSpocial position fronk 25 to 00 per cent oxtrn.
Farm and Isolated Town Property
only Insured,
is fond of historical research au.4 has
white talking business; sketching, In- neyed mathods, will assail me for an
deed,
some doctors give them bronchlag
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st Juan and
liorse.11
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a doubter nor a man of Spiritual in-I
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101. J. MITCHELL,
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OV1FICRRS
. ount, of informa-
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seems to be. one 0 III a favorite opport4lalty, but the facts, (is above
methods of concentrating thought. stated, lose Done of',their belief Poln�
glands pTeparatious of healthy ani-
mals. Whether this will prove
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A correspondent of the London Daily
sight nor a traitor: He .was aplain, .
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Editor and Proprietor,
J. B, McLean President Wippm P. 0 ; Tbos.
Frazer, Vice -pi oddent, 11rucedold P 0 * T. H,
Bays Secy-Tro(to'.13o.ofortil P. O'�, 'IV. G.
BrNafootjwpector of Losses, Sonfortli P.O.
tion concerning the early So
I ttlements
of British North America. In Short,
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lie Is untiopbtedly the most- versatile
The clerks In, the Canadian Pacific of- palling truth 'for. ail that.
fices like to-gatbor up the scraps of Both anato and
� InIsts bactarlolo-
.method
successful time alone Cali tell.
UApTOjUdiC64 physicians, physicians
Mail says tlpat he was cha
9s. 6d. for cabling ;95 to hie Son, a
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practical man, whose point of view .
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was' not unlike that of. a modern I
business man. We Can Imagine him
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. DIRECTORS:
W, G, Broadfoof, Seftforth, John Gileve.
Winthrop - George Dale Seaforth; John 'Watt,
11'arlock -iJobnBitunawYog, 13pidliagark; Jan ps
railrolid magnate in America, the only
one who rivals him in any appreciable.
raper which he has ornamented for gists have worked hard and success-
souvenirs. . fully during the coutur:K drawingto
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His phengmenal memory is one of a close to fight the ancienZ4WIid that
that believe p,rimarily. in nature, pbj-�
sicians that got over the experiment-
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Ing or#ze, from which most of the
member of the Royal Canadian contin-
gent, lying severely wdunded in Wyn.
borg Hospital. I
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Carefully observing the oroNvd and es- .
timating its numbers, He knew the . .
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THE MOLSONS BANX
Evans, Beachwood ; 4aines Conkilelk, VIIntlon
John McLean, Rippon . . .
degree being . James J. Hill, of the
the most remarkabW things , about this Consumption is inourablo.',' I
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youngar Ae,seglapittris ouffer-m-, such
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A sergeant of the Yorksbiro Regl-
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price of foodi and ropli0 that two -
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Incopporated It
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Great Northern, Which, like the Cana.
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remarkable roan, He seems kktbsolutew The pathological anatomists first
physicians put their utmost faith -in
In, - ailt, describing the terrible � thl�st
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hundred pennyworth ($34) would a
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Act of Parliallient.,1855.
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Robt8likith,garlook;Rober McMilltul�,sert,
-forth - James Cuunnings, RguitoutIvill.e.; W
dian Pacific, unites the populous East
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with the Pacific- coaft, Curiously
ly to forget nothing, and his power of furnished absolute. proof to the con-
the isola Lion of bacilli described in the
endured on the march to relieve Kim,
barley,
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comparatively small amount of bread, . � i
hardly enough so that every Cab of . i
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CAPITAL $2000000
REST $1:650:000
Y ftolmeavAlle P. O.- .
. . 1R.'rtleadegirouB to effect InRuraneb or irguH
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enough, Van Horne was born in the
retaining facts and information has, trary, and the German law Which
bt Course,, beea'of enormous benefit to systematic and clussifieddin-
openjIg paragraphs 'of this paper.
They direct their efforts toward
says that sevaral j
., men who
got Some. water at night. refused, Us.
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them, may take, a little. This !a spite. 1 -ok
HEAD OFFT)CEt - MONTREAL.
"actotberbusinesswillbo promptly allwilled
to onsiglicatiou to any, of the above omce�s
, to their
United States, while Hill rn in
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permits
hiln all through life', But this main- ,section of dead bodies, enabled them
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neutralizing the. bacillis' virulence,
to allow a man to wet his lips. I
of - the fact that money had much .. .
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W?4� M10l.SON MAoPirnustoN, I President
V. V OLFERBTIEN ,rIIOMAS, General Manage-
addre 'to respective post offices. .
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Canada.
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Van Herne is a big man.physically,
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cry is not wholly a gift; it is largely to carry out their purpose on It large
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, Some day, that may not be -far off, I
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Welsh Reg!
,paptain Phillips, of the �
greater purchasing power then than I
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now. Luke and Mark together
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Notes discounted, Colleotions ruado. Drafts
issucti. Sterling and Aniericari Exchanges
THE BOER WA?.
. and he Impresses you as a man of Ink- I
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a,oqulred� His father died, leaving scale,
scant meattis,.wken the lad was about Th-is'law has been in effect so;ne
hope, they ma them.
, y be ,able to kill
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on the ,spot.
ment,.Who was praised by' Lord Rob-
orts.in the Spion Xop. despatches, hold
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give
interesting passage of con.
us horean I I
bought and sold. interest allowed on deposits.
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manse vitali , His, Colorist rud4y,.his
18; And he began the battle of life for or 70 Years, therefore it eannot be
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They think the neutralizing bus!-
a staff appointment at Por tom
.outh
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.v8rs4tiQn , hich .John omits. Tli a ,
.SAVINGS BANJr. . -
Interest allowed on sums of $1 aud up,
United slatet+ F itnalleler's Argalll,�llt Ilk
skin'l-9 cloar, and his eyes ars'ponetrat-
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himself by getting a job in the rail- Charged Clint the obsetvations lack
lasso can beat be furthered by dieting
' the
at outbreak of hostilities, 'when
apostles said, "Send the multitude
YARNERS. . .
. Favor or UP111:413. , .
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Ing. He is . I
road yards. If Ire, was van . . .
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and by living according to. hygienic
he became brigade-ina 'Major'
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they may -go into the . .� ,
away, that ,,
Money advanoed to farinersou their own
one or wore ondort,ors. No mor t-
H8111y Clews, Of Henry Olews, & CIO.,
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. A TREMENDOUS WOR)KER " .,
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Ing from late work, his good mother, to TUBERCTYI,ES SOMETIM . S HAuX_
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,principles. , I . I .
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General Coke. �, .
toivns and country roundabout, and I . .
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notes with . ,
gago required as security. ..
New York, comments as follows dpon
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or lie would'never have found time to
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use her own graphic expression, - LESS. .
RESULT,8 ACHIEVED.
A Boer Prisoner on board a trans-
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lodge, tind got victuals." . Jesus said, , . .
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H. C. BREWER, Manager, Clinton
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,to Transvaal , war:-" While. many
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Americans have 9 - ympathized With the
perfect himself in the accomplishments
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would "flatten her Does against. the
i)uring these 60 or 70 Years dissee-
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-Without wishing to blow ;inybiodVs
port at SImonst6
I wn told one' of his
guards that they were*oom�
"Give ye them. to.� Oat," ' _jItowttei .
Cho a
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.said, "Shall we . go and buy two'bun- I
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Dutch, dbiefly beoauo�q they - have
which give him so wellfounded 0. re-
,p.utaiion'for versatility, and his cap-,
window" looking for him, tilinking he tore ha,ve found in the lungs i)fpeo-
might be sky'larking with boys of his I . . ,
born, I am, free. to say that sevaral
-since
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mandeered last . October. not one of
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dred�psnnyworth of bread, and give
0. D. MQTAGGART- ' .
fought valiantly .for tL losing cause,
licity to litobomplish things is almost
own age. But he � rarely did an thing. Via whib died .by accident or other
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diseases, very Ire-:,
institutions,. no. tably those in-GOar-
beradorf Detzweller Alland, have,
them has. had his clotheg' off or a
them 'to, olit?", Jesus said, "How
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y , -only com-
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doubled by
- the fact tbaf: he requires
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.- nonconsUroptive
of the sort, After hours, he *used to , - t berokiloais cultivatioilis:
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achieved wonderful results without
wash, The guard remarks that th ey,
have yel Go'"d sec." '. I 1)
many loaves I .
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BANICER. � .
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polled to be neutral by ali.legal pre-
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cedent, but on the merits of the cause
not 'more tilan four. or five hours of
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quently
linger about the Station* and yards which, for one reason -or anotheri had
*'in-.
medacineto by simply giving their pa-
still scora the last-aamed luxury..
Corporal Lloyd, o.Ale of the. prisoners
Andrew Simon Peter'lo brother,. was'* , . I
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with John, the �of the twelve '
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clarjudgment Could not sanction the
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sleep in eac,h twen
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But he is quit� as fond of. play as he
finding out all lie could about
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tain dormant 'and'bad.reinalneA
roac I .
He trained his inemory by corrupting the rest of
- to
tients plenty . eat and plenty of
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iYeall, air after a well con-
captured at Sanna's .Post, . feigned
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first to - ,.
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A General Banking Busincqf Transacted.
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Position of the Dutch. Both Dutch and
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English have fought foi liberty 60
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is of work, In thq'
. I privacy of his home
he is as light-hear.ted and sportive as'
.,ling.,
active,, without
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fixing in his mind the insoript ions on the body.. In fact -simply
the c4ra, so that lie could tell'- their . ) they had
.certain
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Soldered regimen. Of course, most
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utter exhaustion, and was allowed to
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lie by the Side- of the road and waW
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were, kind his suggestion was ma a '' , 1,;
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Notes Discounted. Drafts Issued,
each, understood it, But.to. -the Dutch
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a school boy. In Iiis � own house' he
I existed by themselves, restricted in
numbers, the rott, . � I ..
Ats they belonged to
Consumptives: have no appetite. These
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'DiUst
for the ambulance. Naturally he � did*
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'because of the uttlinifest meager I n . so . s " "
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Interest Allowed on Deposits. .
liberty was for the Dutch only, while
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once startled. .a. g '
. nest � by. Shuffling
. . . . themselves, without power -to affect
a�nd their destination Without refer- f -he health of the individual ill which
be made, to have appetites. When
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thlit's done, half the battle is won.
not wait. for it', anci olf'ter travelling
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of the dizeiples 1. st - upply to meet. so. � , . Jl
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EDglish fought for eqUat'rights
for all men and not for the privileged
rapidly. across theoarpevt,.� after which
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once to any record4 . He had Elva . ady� . � .
. . . � they bad taken up�thelx abode,
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in the ease of consumptives to Oat or
for'four day�.q without food -,he reached
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Bloamfo , atein,
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-large -�,
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ALHrRT STREET . *CLINTONi
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few of a na.tional4k. 'Undex Bri�-
ho ha silly slapped, a Pico
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formed the ambition to reach the top, What did this show? That the tub-.'
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not to eat ,is to live or die. . .
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Mr, Ronale MacLean, East Lon-
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9. There is- a lad here, ,A�hich .bath .. .
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,single
tisth 'domination the Dutch will have
raper against the wall to see if"eno�gh
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14toctricity had been to hold
in his Chosen vocation. . 1. I . . . r . arou
. . I . . tin jyrlsou, in the lung. does not,
Sir.Vjillaml's
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. .e paclenta of these institutions
of
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don I the cartain of the KaUrarian
five barley loaves and. two small fish. � . . . .
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the same -rights as the English; Un-
generated
it there.
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Inemory occasionally necessarily affe,Wthat life-givicgox-
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hame to Oat a-certain'timount of food
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Rifles, 'has a great rap4tation 'in
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loaves were thin .flat. caketi ... . .1
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der DutchLrule other nationalitles.bad.
I He is fond of games.of. all
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at eprLain times, and there is no,get-,
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17104 for his wonderful
e -our
or,orikok6ra Uk . pilot biscuit -; and "
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. the �etty ty_
been made desperate by
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sorts and plays everything well, His
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sense of humor is wall developed, and
acquaintances. .
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Cing out of it. A Medical attendant
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achievements. in mvininfing off, with'
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was the cheapest, ond poorest . - .�v
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food Palestlue,.
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BARRIST , SOLIOITOR,
ritany, of rulers whose. ul terior pur-
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he sointimes perpetrates practical.
rhay.sonietimes make a re- ciltiono paratyzp its angry and dan-
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inark in 'his presence Or ask hi - a . .
superintends cuoh.paLlent's. meals,and
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. nes to shipwrecked veEsals, for which
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Cereal, Of Tbe fishes, , P
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ware smoked or pickled, like the L her
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pose was utter exclusion of till
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foreigners, if possible.� Tba issue may
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j9kss,:Lt11oUgh never of. ,the coatser.lquestio'n,"
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L . ,m. gerca'S Inactivity.. 4 .. I . .
tsaylS a lifelong friend, "to Tha,t� -in affect, oonsunripti
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the patient who won?t eat is invar�
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iably - dismissed, I - stitution.
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he has awarded the- -Albert
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�Deen . .
M,d,l the -svon at th Ca '
first a' Ps'
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kings of Holland; Or preserved in oil, � i
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OFFicz-10111ott Block . �. . I .
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b,6 Clouded by discussing the r�inor er�.
r -the lqrger
Oro of bo Lit sides -a but on -
sort. , . I . I -
-keais ago he. was prone to a � - -
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which he will,p,a'y not the slightest , . ., .
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attention.. Naturally you � will' aLs.. ad .
L rabic, not only 'when attacking
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can & him no good. - All women - are.
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re4agirid -to loinwe off . . . I
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f;A.ft.6r Ehe battle of Paardeborg,"
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writesOuio �4 �he Army Medical Corps,
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like Sardines. Five SuCh crackers.and L
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two such fishes, to�'foed five thousand ' .
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view, of the question Which must coil-
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0 ula,r:forl.0 of.practidal joke, which he
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used to play on the Montreal report,
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to. bear. YOU,
.he has failed oying,gencrid'
sume that . I . . ple,
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nine tIni6S fn -ton, - will be
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The 'Undoubted success, of his, na7
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our -wounded were . lying on the
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pet hit mong so ., - �
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many?:
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR. . ,
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trot�that of equal rights'for'all men
,but . you goo'd health, 4ut'curahle R160 inwelik
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'failur
kurat method encourage$. . me in t
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Other, Side of the river, and were too
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Notary Public, &c., .
:there is. but'one side(. for.4merlcan�
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era who called kiponhim.An a earch of
His - to, ii nd'may bodies,' . .-� . '' . L.. I .
wrong. O eapo � :.
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that -he:
belief that consumption !a. curable,
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bid to'bet.carried over, so several of
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.' 10; Malte'the., men � .:
. . sit' down..." Men".
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OprioE-Deaver Block, CLINTON
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to Lake, and Ehat is theLside of. jasti6e
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railroad nowa. ,On one of his, #ips in
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. the Hudson Day district he-.hqd picked
mean has not oonsoiouslY One .who
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heard. yon,or it may mean -that he was hap, L to be 'able
Led,
while 'the. anitt"ornioal findings above
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that
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our Chaps Stripped and swam across,
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includes all the people; but in the, - � - . 'Ll
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and equality be B the IaN�. As for
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American interference we Iiave no Is-.
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oil- a lot of cigars,� made -'Of. native
. . pily situa as
aTe So
not then ready to.repjy. .. But two Or to bay the, beat ineffical. attendance,
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arratod,. prove .to mi mind a
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splecifid relnedY- against the, disbase
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Carrying water and biscuits -in their
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the to them." .
East nien, as L the .
lords pf creation, I �.
WoLald take Ahe r places I 11 11
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CONVEYANCING -
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gal standing thi&re. It is ,purely an
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Afrioai:k qae�tlon; and 6ven.'fromthe
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. tobacco which were almost too, rank
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to think.about.: ,Whenever a news�
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three days aftkirwaid'he is far. more, to guard ,against ovorworh,- to waid
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than likely, to, -remind you suddenl*'
: . . . d to live moder-
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that 6nd
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will and Must be found. , In the. mean-
' � . t'vos to seek
time 1 a&ise'all consump ,
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A City'Imperial Voldoteer. writes
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from near the Or4n . -,qyes .�
. go River:
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raspeo&, - -"'
the"womea and. childreni at . I
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ful distance, would wai�,their turn. ' .
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OHN RIDOUT . .
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CONVEYANCER, COMMISSIONER, ETC.
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-hpan�anitarian point Of view it Would.
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be Supreme folly 0 -shall, more blood;
I Paper maii,called to �
. .ask about some
thing Which Van Horne did not'wish
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you ,,have, ,said.. so so or this a,tal
- � y on the best local obtainable' but
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and that, and then procetill to discuss .
. curable also in theAll-nourish6d"and
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a chiings of air, to Ado.p( hygienic
principles of livin -. in
.g ,and, food thia L -
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Corday wd thought the hills all round
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us were on fire and throw! ng up dense
Dr.'Moulton guesses that Ehere were . ..
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COmPa"tively few :wOmah and Ohil:� ' .
. Fire Insurance, Real EstAtc,
Money to Lend. .
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for Britain would 'never submit.. to
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to discuss, hewould hand out one Of
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in ton the
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the� question, exhaustively. In Chi
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way he.1s often a sourea of
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creases. their. weight. and stimulates
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clouds of smoke,- but -it turned out to,
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then present. To ,us . there: is a path- ,., . I . f
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OVFICE—HURON STREET, . CLINTO14 .
-Ainorican, interference. Imagine out
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�hese cigars. RRIne Jimes
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third at the *ould.drivo
great sur- sweat shopsi,in neglected. children
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prbito to his associa as.,'
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their. nervous fore a. � ,'
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imm nse
be a -clouds of lodusts.. Vheir
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Otte pymbollsm. in 'our. Lord's words . . :
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temper should - Eli" land hav'
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assumed, to .Intervene - I oil be-�
I .puft vild weed
. the gewsgatherer *out of the office and
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� quick -
� . and in wain.en havin babies.
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I '. suPoession. �� - I . I
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Fresh air, bsolate cleanliness and
f are essentials.
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wings in ado a noise As it thare was a
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heavy hailitorla inpTogress.11 ...
that he may po� hav'a intlinded. Look- . - I
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,Ing about us, we plainly see Af&-t '. _-7.41
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- ' - - late
lialf" of . Spain during the .
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war; evein, support Aguinaldo
,Van Horne Would got out of,being in-
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terviewed ,Without having to reftise to
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I PLIJSION-S-1 - The.tubexculbais liuItivations found
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. . . .. in the bodies of so condition4d,persons
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-whtch,a consumptive cannot do With-
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Out if Ile Wants -to, be,cared. .
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' , *ad at i
Two Germans, who arriv, . Cape
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Town .recently, hired four, horses
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- 0, :what. the 'men of %- , I
this-;oommand . I 1,
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our time sWuld hepti. Qnr Lor& would * : . I
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W. GUNN . I
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at'pressat. Besides, It would be un.
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talk. � That pretty little Scheme-
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rIxPel-ISUCHIN � to lws%on Ac0drolls' In �iare inacti-vai boo4aso.. their, ca.pacity
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Shortly after their arrival and then
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It spiritual ,bread -the ". .
fe,134 them w4 -h
R. C. P, and L. R. C. S., Edinburgh. .
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- &nSiOUS of, as. to, forget. so soon the
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worked .only a. little while, h6ivever
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. The reporters compared notes, andi be-
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. .� . . for virulence - was gone,.*as Its dead
Experiments . ha�ve been made at . I . .
as ths'pr overbial door nail, A dead
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disappeared.' - Some. days later they
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broad of life -but how can.he till they . I .
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Night calls at frontdoor of residence on Batten.
bury street, opnosite Presbyterian church.
attitude of � friendship I h En I nd
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eserved. duriing : A � anish war and
Cho
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Ing satisfied.that, Van 111orne'llad been
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Vershb&lovo S Lot io ,n " on', the St. Pat- a g bites no one. -
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I .PFIARLS OF .TRuTH.'
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f d' irk�
were ourk a hundred : miles - disti ,
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n is t
sit down?" Calm reflection is - th
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first, �4
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OFFicF.—ONTArtio, STREET, CLINTON.
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Pr P , , ,
. her refusal to join 'the other great,
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guying them,.eaqh promised never toz
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into the,presence
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ersburg and Warsaw.Road -wi,th an .
.2 , . Now if Nature can kill' off tuber-,
invention of Mr. Nikoluieff, des '
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Xaa is unjust, but Ood'is just,
with rifles and 600 cordto .cartridges.
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They. have now'beea senienced to' a
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.g Ch
Lake 6b their way to ecoming Cb
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.powers in a remonstrance against our
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ventute again with-
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out a freably cigar in. his
. � .Igjked oulin bikoiill� a ipride, g
- . C ulded by nature,
both to give,warning and to lesse .
' n ran* do. so aiso� it needs : but close
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fina'll justice Lri umphs.-, Lougfitl-
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year's IMPT isqnwent :at the Crimigal
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tians , . � ,. . I I
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R.WM GRAHAM . ; I
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te'
in rference in behal I f * of Cuba. WhaL-
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-we
,lighted
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at],, * :
this deadIty effooLs of railroad Celli-
application and observation to Obtain
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low. '* .1 . I . . .
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Sessions. . . . . .
li. Given tha.nks. Thanksgiving
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(SUCCESSOR TO Dn. Tuni;nuLL.) '.
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over eritleisms way wish�,'Lo make,
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' 'ONE OF THE PRACTICAL JOXES '
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sions. Two, 'wrecking railroads wore 'title and. That meanst tlal'e. : - - .
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. There is little influiuce.wberat'here -1
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When our troops. occupied Coles..
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-before inealswas habitual wfth.Chrigi, .
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-al Coll
Licentiate of the Ro� [age of Phy- .- -
r arding the, British policy.in South
ag . . .
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- 'the 'sleepers I
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pwovi,ded-on the first-, . MEDICINE *ON TRE RIGHT TRAC13%
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is not 'great sympat me.
fiy.--8.'I. Pri :
lon
barg � Junction, they � found scribbled
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. follow -his, exampler.
and we! should *
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sicians, London,Eng. . . ,
Africa it cannot be overlooked that
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which he played years ago wh
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. � asek 'Cho sfCp- I � . . . 1. I .
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were displaced., In b6t.h.c In view of these facts, I repeat:
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. -In ovary rank, both- great. and sinall,
the wall. of a hokise:-"Good old
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"Ma God bless Niliat he has given nail ,. I
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OFFICE AND REsiDENOE-Perrin's Block lately
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occupied by Dr. Turfibu1),,CLIxT3A.
hem success stands for advancing olv-
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train. dlopatohr6j; � On''the Chicago ��anid
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Immediate by'the aid.of this Don't lose belait, consumption is '
curw
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it. is'llidustry that sup -s us hll.-
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Tommy Atkins! We'art not go, 9
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is this usual.. Eastern formufa, Dii" . , . .. �
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n - .we Cando for'
iltzatioli;'A the least. . .
qqr best frien4 - and dar. best - GUS—
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'and
Alton isstill retail"O'd-by em�i
the, OYOs
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of,that railroad, Souxahow'& other
� � 'night
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-witliCut oat ssistanee, and- .
device, I olden . . .able, A,ienoewill .find the exact, rem-
. L injuiy to . ��
withou . the moving traiiis, eidy - sooiier* oi lalter.
. .part
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,Gay; . .. . : * .1 .. I
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Greatness of any kind has no great-
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ay we are afraid .
aw now'because ,' but
I we are going ,to get .
,. more food .and
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, tributed ta the disciples. Herein .
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was a parable -of . .
I - the Gospel I Which - . .
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R. SHAW .
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Comer is Ed control our.emotions
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he learned that on a certain
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The aseencialfcaiur*e of the invention �
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or foe' than', the habit' of, drftlking.�
. tunit
`mn ion, and will . Wait far You
Ch rist.'Ives to his people, and they
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OFFICE: . I
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maint ain an attitude of friendly nou-
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I run some Of the trainin n were in the
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. adleal. mcif are on
I really believe in
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ron t -Ube of u4tial constniction,
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Walter Scott . . . .
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at Oringli., River * to giv . .You a hearty-
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in turn,gfve -to their -feflow-mon. our .
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ONTARIO STREET, opposite English church,
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trality, until this unfortunate strag-
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habit of takiu . ousilions, from
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this right track already. I hays be-
connected with the general system of .
fore me the annual oi.Dr. Breh-
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H43 that is ungrateful has no guilt
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reception." .. I . .
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Muster greatly honors us by -making .
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CLINTON. .
gle is icipugh-t to a finish." .
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coaches to make themselves comfor- .
. report,
Ilzakes and'plaead lh.'front of the I .
home in Goorbers-
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but one; alf other orl as mak,pass
it is surprising - What a large num-
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us. his co-workers, As much asi Ahey -
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.table in the. baggage. car. Late one
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nik*ht at about,' the time he thought
. . Ps consuftiPtiVe
heels. Alt the I Pill I
W east, irregularity in
dorf. Dt'. Brehmer t,$,: honest and not
,m
for' virtileot in him,_Younig,
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bar of Americans are serving th
. wi
Would.' God'i. gifts a,ra abundant;'
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for
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the men wo . uld have taken the Cush-
Elite movement of the train the tube,
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!.a consequence of certain cuts made carried away by enthusiasm or pre-
� He [a armed .without who is inno-
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British Irregular Horse In 'Natal. In,
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one company, consisting of .450 men,'
there is ent all at lifts heaven- .
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ly' feast.. "It is htardly.wc%th whil'
PHYSICIAN AND S11RGEON6
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Osrisn"so dassey and Costig an
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ions, he wired the its �
. - ad trainman of
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jadices in ftivoi'of his peculiar moth-
on it. at intervals, breaks, and thus I . '
cent within, be this thy Somali, and
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this thy wal.1 of. brass.-Hortroe. �
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y -five Americans,
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says Dr. Moulton, "to mention the . _ -1
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE-
fought fbr Miss Xelly's hand, and
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Cho crew a message. which was 'de.
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. ods. Ile cites: medical. testimony by
vroducels lmmedlat.e'stoppage.' of
You are tried alone; alone,youpass
Seeing that most of them are settlers
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,lines of attack on the credibitity of i
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Next to Molson's Bank
Cassoy won? Thin Oi Suppose Casey, got
livered by, the agent at a small way
.an . .
, the. train, locomotive as well. The Ex- outside physicians about the c6naump-
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into the desert; . alone you 'are sift-
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and miners from the land of ,3tars
the, imiradle. We are asked nowadays
RATTENnURY STREET, CLINTON. . .
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Ilert . . . . . . . .
O'Rourke -No; , C6stigan got the
station, 'It contained only-thess , four
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words. "Pat back those oushlonsill but
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amining Committee found that the tive state.of numerous patients -be-
I . I �y entered his Institution.: Othe.
. . fore th4
tube ftilly,accomplished its purpose,, er, medical iostimouy and I indisput-.
ad by the . world�173. W. RoberLson,
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. What is often eallod indolence is,
and Stripes, the fact that they make
hardy and-oxcellent sold�ers -does not ��
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ti? believe that the people had tqa.
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oonsfilerable extentr brought. private .
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D5NrISrRY -
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prizet She said She wanted the Inon
she Could lick aisiest, ' I .
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it filled the heafts pf. the. men - with
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pusternation, not to s .
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each... ,ii invention is of the greatest
� able facts testify to the "aftar." -
Importance In Russia, Where railroad . . . left
There officers who
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in fact, the unconscious consciousness
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of ineapacity.-H. C, Robitilson, .
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wine as a great surprise.
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stores wbieb the generosity, of the die-' 1 I
eiplast Induced, them to brin out. . * .
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R. BRUCE . .
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,unless . he was blessed with the gift of
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accidents- are a.common occurronce, the service on, account of illair con-
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- Human natura, is. 06 constituted
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SURGEON DkNTIST.
Jill I I ..
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.second sight, could the dispatcher
. know they had meddled. with the cash
According to. +he official, statistics,
sumptive debilWes,and who afterun�
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that all. see and judge better in the
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but doctrine, Uitriatian writers as Dr. -1,
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Special ttes-Crown and Bridge Work and
preservation of the natural teeth.
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ions? It is bardly-neCoSsary to. say
plablished by, the Department of Rail- I 11 .
. . 1. dergoing treatment at Goeibersdorf,
Ways, the niumbex of fatal'railway ac- .
affairs of other man than Pi their
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InssnilAractlott over tile Dishlarscilleat of
Edwin Abbott can put t ir. names I
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to explan S rt, we'may
A.Vons, of thl so
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Oppron-Coats' Block, . 01,INTONr.
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I never molested the
.that . they .
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. . . . urned to the service, ha
� . rot . . vifig Prov-
oidents in 1898, wast.4,548; in 1805
�- iously undergone a satisfactory mod-
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A matter which has given rise to
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great edissatisfaction. among the mar-
fashioned cafraefo much the easiest
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theory. to believe,"
D R. AGNEW
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of the Canadian Paoifiellas never been
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W11111T ONE WOMAN , THINXS. -These gentlemen became Capable
the worst int, entiono, or friands With
the - bes t. -Colton. .
Chants of Ottawa has been the action,
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12. Gather up the fragnients, Not
DENTIST.
� Are your nerves weabe
. a' -sinecure; when he . began saiviod
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. . officers againj perform arduous' du-
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Let all your views iry life be direct-
of the fire relief committee in confin-
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what was left by the people, but the,
CROWN ANT) BRIDOE WORK,
Can't -you sleep well? Pain"
in book P Lack
with* tbe'voad his task was almost
Sleeves are growing larger, ties cbeerfulty and,withput diffioq. it
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� 'or
0 d to a solid, howeVer mod;ratO, in-.
n
1 g its purchases to the two largest
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pieces rentaftiflig in the .. diseiptas" I I
Orptox-Adjoining Foster's Photo Gallery,
your energy?
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A elite poor? Digestion
superhuman, inasmuch as it combined
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' Graceful actio sn with- fatigue, They attend manoeuvres,
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depiondance without it no man Can
firms in the wipital, the 6. Ross Co
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hands at the Closs'�f the mealo 'That I
CLINTON, ONT.
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b all P Bolls or pimples?
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the financing of tho'compuny and Lhe
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in.. . � . I ride to this hounds, and some of them
he happy, nor' even bonest.-Junius,
pany and Bryson, Giabam 6 Cc-, in-
n6ffifug boj.loit. J?rom, this we may .
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These are sure signs .of
overcoming of the physioial problems
'a
I A Woman always likes to look at a are now fighting in Africa.
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What! right have We to 'Pry into
stead of allowing the hundreds Of
dealers
fairly assume that the food afterward
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poisoning.
ineidont to the operation f line
well-dressed man. . I Furthermore we bear of ,several
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tile secrets of others? True or false
smaller to participate in the
was used by the twelve. Our Lord did
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I From what poisons? , . �
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through a moub,tainoust r Zrk, what(,
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Lots of man who start in to out a consumptivt women, who aftor being
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the title that. is gabblod to us, what
supplying of the Immense ,orders that
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not, inatntain. apol�tles by miraculous. *114
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n stipated
snow and ice were common much of
figure turn out a cypher. . discharged as, cured from Goorbors-
' ovary had
concern Is it of oursf-BulWor.
have been�filled within the last few
The 'complaint is formally
interVeIttion. . . I ". __� - I
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bowels, .
the Year. , Like every other successful
Self-respeat Should teach wo. dorf, married*and children-0.1ill-
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weelos.
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13. Twelve baskets, Wicker. bvtok-, .
VETERINARY SURGEONS. GOV.
ERNI
.. . It the dontents of the ... .
pioneer railroad president
� , he - deter�.
man to preserve her good looks. dren who live and enjoy, apparently,
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lodged by a deptitatioii of more than
eta, such as &D�ient Jews Carried
TMENT VETERINARY INSPECTORS
bowels are not removed from
mined to study these problems at short
A Woman will put the front door ths, best of health.
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ahundrad merchants who waiLod upon
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OFFICE, ISAAC STREET 1, ItusiDuNon, AtuouT
: the body each day, as nature
intended,
range and work out their solution
key Under the mat and then walk , FinalJyj thero,are professional sing-
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the relief committee, and it was ioven
while traveling one for each apostle.
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STREET, CLINTON.
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these. poisonous
subStancos are sure to be
absorbed Into thd blood, al.
himself. He went here, there and
everywhere, seeing things with his
away with the most blissful feeling &�rls and actors who had at one time
Chat the house is perfectly Safe. been forced to give up their career
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insinuated that the relief authorities
who give out the orders were them-
14. Those men, "The peopla." Hnd I .
seen the Wracle that Jesus did, It
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ways causing suffering and
. frequently causing severe
own eyes, and dealing with, the situa-
An ill-fitting or inappropriately On account Of consumption of the
throat. The Brohmer method restored
of shaketive.re.
One thousand pounds was Lhe sum,
selves, ,profiting by the arrangements.
with the Rose Company. Alter talklug
reminded them of the giving Of manna -,..---'9
by Moses, That proph&t. *, The pro- .
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disease. .
There Is a common
tion on the spot, Naturally, in the
circumstances he had lifis share of
chosen glove o6n mar the effect of .
� them to health ankl'uslefulness. They
an entire costume. "
,paid by the la to Bernard Quaritch for
the case over, however, the deputatio,d
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phat foretold by Moses in Dealt. 18,16, . I
LTC ENSED AUCTIONEER.' .
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� $enso .
cure. . �
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hardship and adventure.
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Cynicism, may be fashlorkablo�
an autograph letter of Columbus, A
in
generally Was 00 Lisfied. that there was
often identified with the Messiah. See
Sales conducted in all parts of tile Counti" Of
Hu Pon and Porth. Orders left at Tim Ngws
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On one occasion h was, out with a
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has a very unbecoming effeeb on the their own salvation.
wcaltily collector of autographs
Chicago in 1898 offered t be
no ground for this charge; but that
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Rigooitc, office Clinton. oraddro8sca to -�t(%
forth P. 0. will ronelve prompt attention. 84�t-
surveying Party in the ., Canadian
. It's nothing now, either. Gooths,
corners of the mouth. *
'age
,through
American Press to pay �$100,000 for a
the committee ba,d been actuated by
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Into the world. One of the moat
IsfActioll guaranteed or no charges. Your pitt- I
ronagesolicited. .
Northwelst. They were to meet ail.
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Style Is born In a woman. for (natanco, who lived to the
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genuine autograph letter of Shake -
one but pcoper motives. .
popular names of th6 promiged Messiah
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other .party, which was 'to . bring
Stores; and supplies, at a given Clot.
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Bat there was some
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A man who sneers at woman .ought of 82, a healthy beautiful old man,
never Co. be trusted. I suffered from hemorrhages In his
I yoUth. 'Il4g was undaubtedly a ,on_.
p
We the
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spodre. Only seven are known to be
In, existence, and as. to. three doubts
The committee represented that it
had given orders on those two firms
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because . the issuance of orders upon
wits the coming, One, Here was a
Young Man direetly descended from,, .
David, pure In character, kind to his, .
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Wiscaloulation and
the other party. . . ,troubles
often worry, most overi
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that never come. Sump,tive then.. We don't know now
hlow. 4a outgrow the disease; that he
ha,v,o boon, oxpirossed as to, Lbeir gen-
alikeness, Two letters of Mary Queen
all tho firm In tba district would
have tmoant, on amount of Clerical
E611OW8, speaking ag never man spoke, ' . I
and doing deeds that made all tho
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. VAZ'AD TO APPVAlk
. The wisest man Can always learn
did So is enough, for argumentle sake.
of Soots, written just before her axe-
work with which they eoll-a scarcely
world wonder. Vp In Tiberias, or . .
11ORSHISHOEIIAND , �
GENERAL BLACKSMITH,
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Van Horne and his men were far re.
something from the smallest child, qD
9OCIPS SERVICE TO MANK11 -
Oution, are said to hAve, cost an Eng-
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C ope, 'Then then asked the deputation
.In
Boma other capital it Tiberias was not I
Woodwork Ironed and first ''
-411499 thittOrial and
. moved from any center of . civilization,
'hop-
We never outgrow our juvenile Con-
tempt for the person who runs and We all romember tbo'fuos made of
lish collector, $20,003. The one letter
. . 1. TiLlan's handwriting was
existing in
what plan it had to Put forward, and
yet r6bUilt, wa.9 old Horo4of Antipas, " ..J,
work guaranteed. ro arm fiftPlOmOnts and nn�
chl000 rebuilt and repaired.
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and the aitod P
Y W -for a day or two
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tells, Dr. lCoch's ftIlegad tubbrouloals cure.
solil for $000, and It letter of Ra-
some of the gondomon present,admit- -
licentious, murderous, tyrannous, and
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lug for relief; bA none came. At last
it seemed that the only way out ()f the
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Women never enjoy an Intelleotivil T%At wats only ii, Dewspapor sensa-
tion; while Dr. Xotch la distinctly,
phaol's for $800, The one letter writ-
te4d th4 9 gores of the COMmittee's ar-
gument, but thought that at thesame 'from
feeble. Why nob burl the old tyrant
his throne nnd'orown Jesus of
ALOURT STREET, 961till, auxTo.x,
They dally Inaurb tin eAsy
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and naturit M6veftnt 61
the bowels,
I trouble was to push on to the nearest
settlement, Several days) travel away,
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woman who does not know bow to and
dress. I to blame for giving an UnfiniAhOd
A wise mother never critiolgeq the e rld, It must not
ten by L, ornsille. ww1ch was ever sold
walg purchased by Allred Morrison for
08M.
L,fto it constituted a gross injustice
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to the Commercial class of the city,
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Nazareth, the one true Galilean' who .
was a descendant of David, In his,
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Fatigued as they wore and with scant -
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conduct of her children before gtran. be lorgotton that he discovered the
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A"'S the Matter now stands the com. Steam
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so ready were the twe to
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. LuberoWoqls badillux,upon which fact
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this misdir6oted enthusiasm
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Still, as they had guns and plenty of
go"' till wo-know of tonsumPtion now Is
ever Ed marry an-
A VAIR PROPOSITION. plan
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from the m,arellanta such- a" that
:osas; had to 1'eomijolll them to I
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ammunition and wore in territory
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less she loves a man better dan any
The Paying Toller-4 cannot cash
would not involve too much expense return
by water While -he calmed the L
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mbounding with game, they concluded ,
me else In the world -better than 11fis tuberculin had a run of about this
check, madam. .
upon the fund. The subject Is natur. excited
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to try it. Crossing a stroara - however,
--1411111- 1 � Wile inouths, one physician after the
She -Why, nott tilly
Much commented upon and public
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MAROX8,
,With tha pillit will bilateft
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their pack tinule. stumbled and fell;
their little food Supply was swept
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� A SUBLA TnING, Othor diopped It &nd the public even-
tually talkinif about it. Ot
There isn,t enough, money here to sympathy
aggrieved
Is decidedly In favor of,the,
merchants.
PROMPt IRUV41ULARITY.
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I .I&IONS
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recovery. It 01aftses the
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away by the mvilt current, and their
c4atteed mo
Tima will tell, said Mr. Wiseman
I late Dr. X0011 has tried to explain
_Ot it.
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to your new cook r6fiabl6f I
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I Til6ildt0fidln$f&okatehpfiddt4etfgMnftiity
A
qu ext AfleettAin in
611th Oft free * etbOr Ikh
blood from 01 impurities and I
Is a to the ner"vesk.
in
ammunition wits soaked in the wators
orgeultw tones.
of, Hie Ill results produced by,
Then can't you M06t it half way?
_A*_,%�
MODDIRN FAMINES,
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Thoroughly so, When she mays br sk. L L
Yr
filvontl6n is oroutkb y
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, .?FLUbtable. V�lklonikkleli.
U411911ttl6fiti'All"dent At, llaliklbo6kon Patent&
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ikept trap,
. greAttonia
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of Cho Stream. Their matches too.
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.some
Mr. Sourdrop anitfAd und Observed.-
bla alleged remedy, 116 MaYls it was
Thno doesn't.
AN DXPZANATION.
fast
The worst famines of Modern UmM,
will be ready at 7oletook mhar
oidost agoney to ,ut 043UTTO p4tonti,
&Mntg fitkark t ran"kh knin W, toeoi*(
o"t 96,110AI DOJ�A 6
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wore WOE, Mo that they could not light
sOMAL WoMan Will,
-1, __ commonly employed when Pure was
Pauston-geo bore, old chap, what do
wore the famine in Iroland in 1840-7, know
we needn't 90 down StAirs I
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SW 1201i" Witliblit 0 100, ill th*
HAL I
vit thot U100 811killen I A I it .
tild thllMd Mtsit4g. 1� 604t,)r
its ho 4
a fire, even if they bad food to cook,
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development of the disease. Besides, you
GROV�Vpll.
WNW bY tal(itig MY Joltoa Andpass. In
8.16.
which 1,000,000 people perished; the
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AtAildriotheitiltIfttfLf,%f"q,a*l%kyl. TAtamteft.
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I Out Cott. , 0 t A
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It wft 0 WiW ruotal Countenances that
they scrambled out of the stream and
.DADYIS
litisayis, it wax used In two big doses. Ing
During flit first four Months 0, child Dr. Koch's tuberculin, lAtely
them oft liot your own? . ritillan
famine of 1860, whieli claimed
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,,it JIBETIS.
let 40011 Of 11,11 �
29t,16TItifify Mint Toras, 43 A
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r I fatir Me t as $1. nod I)VAI flowallorklorg,
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too ahould
k Account of Mock. .�ll that was ter
now
grow an inch each ittionth. Af.
that half -an inch In length eath plae6d Into the hinds of u narabor way;
runaton-Well, YOU 866, It'S this' � 1,450,000
Ilia it good-natured Aort of fel. -of
ViotiML, the rnklian fainino
1877, In which 600,000 poople -per.
India rubber 116018 on shots, dio-
,
0610049&_ N
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MUC060-661roti-wallbinitov, I
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1eft Ill thd WAY Of provisions was Aomo
flour, which had *Ilod in the
Mouth until he 18 ft year old, wben he of pliyAckans, Is highly spoken of. 'It L low
to bolght, Ism I
iknd don't mind taking a joke from I i'llited;
and the great famine in ChIlIA Oftasing
the fatigue of marching, will
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rapidly,. Impossible oil fteeount of thin 806110 a
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frielid. I . � , . , . . in
1878, in Which 01500,000 died. Soot
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W adopted by M6 Pr#n,th, army. 1,
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