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South
Proposals in Royal Life,
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aide of the Dee with B03410 ELECTIONS OF PARSIPUNTS,
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Mrs. Ponsouby.
. LIPS IN THE RABOO.
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FROM RRINT GREEN ISLE, PAY
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OF MISSIONARIE84
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portawo. As to, the, pm1bility of
cauveylog large bodies of troops
and """l
"Wo got harm by 7. Loulsel who re* xethooI4 ,float Are Aooppled 11m Ike I" exty
Same flecullarliles of Ike VvI0 llorlgi
gr 'Cape (101011y.
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OANAPIAN PACIFIC ROUTE jo ooRs-
across the American Continent, there
turned some time lator, told me that Oix Iteinabliem of like AVorld. 0
The upper portion of Cape Colony Is INTERESTING
NEWS RY MAIL lritOX THOSE
LIVING IN CHINA HAU THE
I'll I 3) AS THE 13UST MEANS.
, lid be no 4iffiou.1ty for the Capa-
war
The prince, like the peasant, has to
Lorne had Spoken at hie devotion to Of the twouty-six- republics In the
known as the "Karoo.,' From the
THR LAND OF THE SHAXROCL
BEST SALARIES.
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Alan Pacific. Hallway possesses Plenty
talto adva.atage of the Most favorable
bar and propo,"d to bar mad that she world fourteen besides the United
coast, where tilp vegetation Is luxtirl-
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I kkildlas wtaolos 09 China irrooAt out 01.1
of rollia,; stock, with outo Open from
OPpOrVioulty that presents itself for
telling the how much Ike loves should
had aecoptc4 him, knowing that I States elect their Presidents, an in
approve. Though I was not 'theory the United States do, by In.
Ant, the land gradually riaes toward Itu,,y
I'volole Or 4he 4311'.-ralli Isle-occor. XISS
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TRIM Are I'qualfteof bY Perlifl- I
VA,orwe"s contribooll"". by Ike DAN(%
. twouosty vairrivionks-Tioe Loloolon lbally
,
It Tolearalph. Adygoatelt Ilse 01144411414
cmd to end, and.,having ample facill.
ties for the provisioning of voyagers
princess
And be finds a lonely moor or a
box, �
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unprepared for this result, I felt pain- direct vote, The electoral college in
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the interior uutil, far Inland at the
latitude of nearly 4,000 feet, the
renrog 'float 11111 Awervit 10411'rdu
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on$ C#Voof vkg or like il at
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lilmoe.
an route. Tommy Atkins would
quiet Sequestered dell in evvide pA rk
fully the tbought of losina bar. But two oases, those of France And Switg's
,
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Karoo Nasty begins.
The Lord-Lioutaxisoot Of Ireland, 111
The pre�wmt*troubls with the Boxers
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A 1�1t:h the prospect of vast military
hardly expect to be acoommodated
aa*usaful an adjunct to the Process
I gave my cOusOut and could only orland, Is the Legislature of the
The further away from the coast, Spite
,of W alMost boylsh appearance to
China has, perviKi to bring the WIN,
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--ww-�"T#oratlaaa in China, the Haropean
with a sleeping. our. He would have
us does any taotory girl �ff ,with
pray that she would be happy-,, .the country met in jolatisession of the
the barer and more a (any the soil be- Is
olonar,v,,
nearing 60,
Particularly the uas in China. . I
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111� Po(waro are, reallalne that British ab
juSt the Same fftCll�tlea as are Dro
-james willLgral, for the after abon.
The Czar proposed to ,the Princess two houses, .
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comes, and the napoob of the sad-col� '
.Tho young ladiso at Dublin are at-
prominently before the eyed of the
ility to transport 200,000 troops SIX
vl4ed for Immigrants in the " Colon-
How did the prince Consort of Rag-
Alix of Hesse during a family party at In the case of twelve others -X04-
ored val4t, brokeu- liere arid there by tooting
red, white and , blue, Btrii,ed
warld. There Are many things win*
[ thousand ulties by sea was no mean
lat," care which Cross the prairie, and
land manage with the Queen? .'rho
,
Ad made,up co, CostA Rica, Argentina, Brazil,
CoPeDhagen in 1894. lie h ,
chains at low. stony koppe, 15 moarn-
bands to their hats.
nected with the mis,sionary which arx, I
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� achievement. But while they are wish-
,
he would- have a wide choice of soon- .story
litts oft been'told, anit It is pro-
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M6 mind long before that If he mar - Chill, Colombia, Paraguay, Peru,
a Venezuela, Liberia and
be whom be Urugu,
For the
ful in the extreme. newly
The Duke of Connaught will, it 13
not generally known. The Protestant I
mi"iouarles In China are among the 1.
, lug, that they it .
� . ad Ships enabling each
I 0; them to carry A . fourth dt that
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y, as welt as a good time generally
on the way, .Cho only conceivable ob.
bably corre at in. its outlinei that
Was not be in this case who'bad to
ried would marry pleased y, a
rather than one commended to him by Santo Domingo a la the United
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Arrived "Vitlander" it is depressing
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ee gions of Intl- in
reported, take command of the army
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InAia, In Sep I
, ,tember, .
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best, Paid of L of tile
-hose in any part e I
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� giumber at men, and while others are
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jeotiou, on the part of the authorities
manage but She, For it aPpearS to
his counsellors for State reasons. And 19tates a special electoral body
the Queen's is by the to
. ad infinite space, where ,
alte flatness a
.There are now[ 15 grandsons of the
world. While it is true, however,
that they receive more money than
debating 'as to the comparative ass-
,
leanness of the Trans-Siberian Railway
wotLxld be that this route would In.
volve tianshipment, whereas via the
be cou otte for ths QUee n to
rt etiqu
d4o. the proposing in such rL OV.e. I t Is
his oboide b,td fallen upon chosen people
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granddaughter from Hesse. Accord- elect the President. Six repub-
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loneliness and silence reign, supreme.,
October is the mouth of Spring III
Duchess of Aberoorn serving withthe
British forces i7a South Africa, thosge
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in most other Countries, when
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as a factor in restoring law And or-
Mediterranean both men Land stores
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said that while At a dance, with
-ugly the party at the Rosenberg lios-Gtiatamala, Salvador, Nicaragua,
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the Karoo, Heavy rains fallv and for
The commander of the new regi.
the conditions under which they worIg I
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talc t on Ideration, the
� 4ex In the Mongolian Empire, Britail-
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could go " r1ght'tbr6 , ut would
Prince at Windsor Castle in 1�40 her
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Palace, the scene of that former pro- Bolivia, Bonadar, and Hayti-ohoose
in 1863, had been arranged on their President by direct vote 'of the
a few short Weeks the face Of t be la u4
,
went- of Irish Guards will be Lieut.-
Colonel Poster 0. Ross Bladens.
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EF,n-dlt, �, tc�b6s equal to that .
pay is : ut
. Ala cannot, afford, ,says, the London
it not be worth while to try the Cana-
Majesty took from her dress a spray
tt to It ini.l,
pos-il.
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Purpose to allow Nicholas to meet his people, though Suffrage is not tit all
is green and pleasant to loo 3ok upou;
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burg. ,, . . elsewhe
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: Daily Telegraph, to sit Still, Her busi-
new is to cast an eye over the Map
dian route, even experimentally I This
would at least give us Irn awledge at
of witite iilao* ana gave
, To Ole in his uniform
He bad no butta -h
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lady love,undex the happiest ausP1008, oases universal, and In many of the
but with the scorching days of Sum.
war it's grass withers fast, and the
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Dublin. has lost ainan of great judg-
The cost of living, the Social require.. .
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. at hew. widely scattered Empire, and
its possibilities, and that information
as a soldier, but taking out his P ,In;
in his 'coat a lid
Some say. th%t the Czar proposed dur- Central and South Amerloan repub.
an ,it.
Ing (in evening party, others that -he lies the popular election is oft,
veldt soon resumes its normal desert-
mant and entetv4se in Mr. 'Thomas
Plon, ollairman of the house at Fl.
menta and the climate are all con - .
idere4 in deciding the amount of -
d
I turn'the geographical situation to tile
best account. Ono' glance At , Merca-
might be Of superlative importance if
the Suez Canal should be, !=pass-
knife he made a alit
placed the spray tenderly in it. What
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did so in the gardens around the Pal- tie better tha.a a'farce, ..
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like appearance. Great hords of
sheep And goat$ pasture 04 a small,
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Brothers. I
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alary to* ba. paid. It is intended thatl .
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. tM.10 prej. action is sufficient. to sh
ever
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able. .
happened -next duilng the quiet talk
ace while out for a walik wLth the The republic a;, Andorra, lying in
Princess, Probably the latter story is the Pyrenees, . between. France and
dry -looking bush, which glows sparse-
no
Mr, William Carson, a well Ir wn
Irish solicitor and, magistrate, drap.
the Salary shall about cover neces, .
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aary living expenses. In the torrid
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eqixi-diatant from the Centre of dia.
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. A MANDARIN'S BUTTON&
in one, Of the adjoining ,apartments
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we may leave to 0DWOOLIM, but the
the more nearly correct, In any case Spain, has no officer recognized as
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ly amid the saild And stones. Strange-
ly enough, tbey thrive upon it, and
pad dead while on bU
o way to business
zone, where the clothing must .a light
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food
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: ttirbanoe in China. The plucky Ran-
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NOW Ile 41011 Tkela 64%] WhAt They RX"Ify
fact at the engagement was Soon III ado
known by the Queen to her coun oil.
the scons of the betrothal. of the President, though there Is a Preal-
Pxlnce ofb Wales so many yearg Pre- dent of the Council, as the little legis-
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the flocks of the more progressive
farmers, who import prize stc )ok from
In Belfast, I
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The Dowager Duchess of Abercorn,
and is easily obtained, the rate �
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Of PAY Is low. Ono of the leading � I
gaTOOS, use
� . lation lately bestowed on, our Colon-
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The hostilities in China cause us to
The Prince of Wales had met 111 �s fu.
viniusly to the Princess Alexandffik. lative body at the e�untry is called;
must have been almogt coincident with two officers called Vigulers'. one up -
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time. to tiolle are ,as fine as any in
iv4O is in bar 89th year, is busy knit- .
' .stationed
ting Tam O'SlIantera for the a6ldiers'
American sooletles.pays $00 to a man .
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in' Miorollesia:,.§500 to one in .
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!. ial kinsmen, are already.to the fore
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so much about maxidarins, and.
ture wife at a coutluental town 4nd
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the scene of the en'gagament of the polntW for life by the Proslaeut of
the more f9rtile pastures 0 t lower
at the front-. I I
Africa, and $1,000 -to every -warrla(t - � .
� - with of fare of troops And of naval bri. .bear
�� gade, but we must recognize, re.gret.
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we in England a -re so apt to look upon
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had first sat' eyes. V181�
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Iting a cathedral there Some t
Czar and the present Czarina, France, the other for three years by
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Cape Colony..
To a woman Uitlander, accustomed
An Irish newspaper speaks about '
"that
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couple going to Japan. T41i so- . . . .
clety fess to a Married . . _
I - . full it may be, that the Ilea sat sub-
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them as Chinese officials of great, im-
and wealth, tha
fore he want -to Denmark to visit her
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- the Spanish Bishop of Urgel, have
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Some of the powers of a -President,
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to life in England or America, axis-
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unity als, being superstructure
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which is the true. foundation of
pays a,trifle . I
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couple going to China than to those
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i ... r as the 9mPi to-
'� stantia
is come from Iridia,
portance' .
news to Many tb know that practically
. , his proposal. His
n-ts, an Make
pare Id � , I
love first sight, Ile
THE PRINCE OF WALES DRESS. and are at the sa
. . me time judicial of�
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Lance in a Karoo village presenta.
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duties and fewer Pleasures to break
national greatness," I .
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accredited to Japan. SO"
in -
� concerned, must
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every Chinese Governmen t servant
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was a�caaa.of at
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was so struck -with the beauty and
- � ficers. I .
(,4nkve1.l01,eo Itilsher Tilton 801411M � tile 1. .
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the moidotony of the wearisome days,
The packages sent from Dublin Cas.
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tie io �k"`-16ur Snow that the Quedn's
clety has A graded scale, paying
China to 4 single mun per annum, the
( India is, with perfect propriety and
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in, pad that there are.
is , a mandar. I
thousands of Wem, scattered about
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grace of the princely maiden whom he
The. smallest and oldest r'
FRSU14119 1A KIN Chief Thought. epublia of
The influence. of the. PxInoo. of Wales the world, San Marino., a little coun-
Attar a weak of rain, whein .the dun
is once More, gathering
purchaAe*in Ireland were largely pro-
,
first.five ,O; the next ton years�
. years go'
�, � advantage, supplying ,Of
t British reinfuroameats for the Stop
the Celestial Empire 'whose official
saw in the Cathedral that he made
many Inquirles.-iboot t her and sought
I ying
on the dress of men who devote muQb try of thirty-two square miles, I
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'shining..
up moisture from the soaked earth
Santa for her -wounded soldiers.
It has beau decided that. the Ord Bat-
0700, and the next ton years, 0800. � I
After 25 years of a rvi a he gets 4900.
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1 . ion of the Boxers and their al-
� preas
salaries do not exceed.21 Pe r month.
the lowest, or ninth,
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, the later.
an' Introduction. Then
thought to what they wea,r is very in the Apennines, 'haai two Presidents.
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into the
in misty clouds� a�drlve ,out I
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talion, Argyll and Sutherland High-
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Iffarried. couples beglu with 0950 and
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f lies.
FACT
Thes� are of
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Class of ma ndarins, and have just
steps came in due course. It was at
much less than some' persons have each of whom exercises powerforsix
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supposed. It is not probable that months, The mode of elooting these
veldt So full of - Interest. Then the
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teems life that is hidden
landor's,
. will be placed in encampment
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are increased. to $1,000, $1,100 and $1, 1
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, e vary great
passed their first examination, .and �
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the.castle"of the Danish royal family
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Rosenberg that* the Prince of Wales
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du . Ey
,d declare a gar- Off icers is extremely curio a cry
English tailors woul I
Karoo with
beneath the giound in hot, dry, wea"
at Permir, Ballyaliannon, during Ahe .200.
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oaanping season.. .
.A'third society has a fixed rate
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of 41' 00 fox married couples.
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1, Proportion of the British Imperi
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are usually petty officials in one'ot
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the numerous., Custom Houses. When
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bad his private. interview with the
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Mont the style merely -becautse the six months the members of the Chain
Prince of Wales had worn it. His taste ber of Deputies, ,%xhlelg Is the popular
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ther. .Maerkata run Out of their
on- their hind logo,
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. ,Lord Dunraven, whp in bon. colonel
'the,
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PAO BATA DIVISION OF BE, CHIPTS. � .
. faroes is looked up in the Transvual.
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But there the net Is Barely Closing
promotion gallows in .due course our
I'doughter of the sea king6"'5A,rid pro-
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gladly Jo find her an E
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is more likely to be regulated by con- house of the Legislature, nominate six
holes And sit ut P .
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while their busby tails were nervous"
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of ith Battalion lJoyal Munster
Fusifiers, serves in South 'Africa cis
oci6ty having, a Is go number - .
One a r
of missionaries divides the receipts of,' . . I
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on th. battered remnants at ,he Boer
budding Viceroy, provided his peaula-
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tionsbave not'exceed'ed,the boundsof 'home
posed
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And happiness for the remainder
ventence than by any desire to be, a of their own members,, three ballots
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he then to each
ly And their bettily little eyes . keep
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a mapernumer4ty captain of .
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C y P ata. The leading so. . . .
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i army, and peace may come .
$canal
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moderation, . becomes, Successively 'a
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of her life. And beireshe acceptedl
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This was in a private room
ae,r in fashions. What wears are giveii every voter;
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� wit es of two of these six,
is usually the result of his conclusion It the -nam .
vigilant watch. Small. tortoises .
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scuttle by, and perhaps in the dis-
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13arial Yeomanry I
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Tho Gaelic League has Captured the '
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oleties allow $100 a year for each I .
child- Houses provided for the ..
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mandarin.of the eighth and seventh
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him. I . : .
which is, Otis �Of tho.,BuLts, Of roams
that. Such, a.garment would be More the pblllng Place. is the Cathedral of
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tamee a family of korhaaa may, be de-
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lJu blin, Corporation, which has passed .
,are
ary organ- . . � .
missionaries. One mission, . � 1. ..
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olasses. � 1. . ...
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..These two steps, however. mea, ery
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in the Rosenberg . castle where the
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oomfoirtable, for a stout, middle-aged San Marine, the,eapital of ,the country
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man than any otherr kind. � The now. The ballot box is placed an the hig�
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teotod by tbigr harsh, deep croak,
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u ds as large
a resolution to the effect that if is
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ization also provides what it calls an, �- . .
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"outfit," from $400
I � ately-and in this regard the restbra-
. . . Live effects of a sea voyage are not
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little advance in rank, and before Ole
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proposal was made. Either here or
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In his Royal Hig -
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Single-breasted frock coat is said to attar and after the.ballots have been
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I . fowl, wi: U feathers- Of red"
as guinea , .t
desirabl a to presekv.6 and oultivate.the,
Irish lang uage in Ireland 'q :to
at'an,expense of . . . . .
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$5QO.. Tbis co-usists *of furnilure; .
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sixth division Can be entered another
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exapination.has to be -passed. A] lit-
an Adjoining .room
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n4ss went the same trem b4
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be't.he result at His-AOyal Higness's deposited a child draws one at random
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dish brown and blue gray. . .
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It -Is interesting to. note that tot
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and clothing.. Another society pro . . .
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`� L sairved that transport facilities would
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tie knowledge and a great d6al of
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.through
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ling few minutes that all "proposers
unwillingness to have any more. thick- f the arn, A priest than an..
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nesses 'of -cloth than absolutoly'neces- nou.naes-the, nUjW6A'6ff tho-ballot and
g6ma parts of , t�e velat, are scat�.
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hu 6 ant hills, three or
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so long .ago, in -County Donegal, thd .�ides
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the house -ouly. I . .
. furniture and . . .1
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be
1. . be available almost an the instant.
�f possibly in some few cases Governa-
bribery having been naccessful in got.
know so well and . remember so
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tb their future discom-i
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sary �vex hie stamaca ht the. warm! the persons .thus named become the
tel.TA with ,9
four feat -high, made by, colonies Of
Mark at price.for. knitting a .paif
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S e.one,penny and we-
do . . . .
The houses would. usidered plain.
in this'country, but in. China they. I .1
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. ment chatters have expired, but there
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Hig him t1grOugh.this,' our mandarin.
is now a person of some importance,
vividly, often
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There never Seems a
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weather. His disinclination to pose as t.residaitts of the Republic. .
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Boers as well. as
large black ants. 11 .1
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i3wenworkedcheerfully for that sum. .
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a�re substantial when aompared.with . . ..
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V in a large fleet still engaged in ,the
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a sort,OA,
.fort.
been Any doubt of the answer to be
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an extTemist in styles was shown by The terms Of .Presidents vary from
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Kaffirs use these ant bills as ovens
T -Primate of Ireland states.
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the houses of the; nativ.'es. The. houses . I .
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.. . . work of -bringing home invalids and in
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give',n by Princess Alexandria, hawever.
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a remark mada to a tailor who dress- six mouths in San Marino and one
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This tailor in Switzerland to seven -years in
for decking when camping out in the
that the prayer which he wrotebefors
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otthe fdreigne' 'to placed in walled
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.1 taking out fresh drafts, to'say noth-
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probably, - and his button is Of Puts
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for she� was As much in'10ve Wit h the
od the Duke of York. was your
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fitting the Duke one day and thp son France. Only one French, President,
veldt. It is.eus to start a fire at
y
the. bottom , h A few stioks, a;nd
wit
leaving Cape Town' for tb a use of the
British troops
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Inclosures, called compounds, bee., . .
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of the. ansanitary Conditions pre - . ... I
,;� jag of the steamars, which remain
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.1 awaiting orders at Cape Town, to the
this capacity he can
white quartz. In .
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supplement his income gloriously by
,-looking heir to.tbe British throne
fin� . . . I So, . Aft . or,
as he' was with her., - And
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. urged' hie father to ,give his tailor a however, has served. his full -seven
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'alight , a: hill will burn
when. once, .
was written attbe To-
quest of Field Maxshal Lord Roberts.
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valling. . � . �.
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.1 infinite disgust Of Norwegian and Oth-
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oubsthutial presents train both, plain-
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. . all we,UL merry
this auspleious day. "d
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.chance. The tailor also murmured h . is yedrs, and -lie .was forced to resign
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y for. hoursq, The,
slowly and evarol .
Lord and Lady Terrance Blackwood
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The travelling expanses of the ral"
I ar Ship complain' that
I -Owners, Who .
i . but scant
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tiffs and defendants alike, and in a
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' has ' 6x
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aea marr'Lage W-11'," and England wel -
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claim. obsequiously. . I in -his sebond term.. Three other
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I'Xa," was th answer of the Prince. Prone), Presidents were forced. to re-
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earth,.of wh h theft . Mounds 'Its
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- 4 is 6atu-
Composed is very friable, an .
have doold6d not to ass, nine the.title
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of Earl and Countess of'. Ava, but to
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as .are . .
paid by'the Societies .
sionari , . . I
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sending them out' They have a vaca . . .
". their trading vessels"receive
S: r
1� consideration from the port autba,l-
f ,W year's prLobabl y . ,t cried
enough'f rom. unhappy litigants to join,
comed the Danisb.canqueror once
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more to her domains. with a w I am
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", You're alUrfght,for the yoi) sainated. .11 In
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ng ma . n. . Sign and one was,assa
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Re-
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. . by the An
W
e so
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rd��aud L'
be known as Lo ady Claude-
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If
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t intervals, deter; .. .
inin of - .
0 . a year -a . . � . . I ..
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;,�. transports, t
�, ties. Many of the 100-
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the ranks of Alle f if th, Oass. and *edr a
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* ry differ' t to that of. Canut e. in
va An I
the. Central and South American.
but you're -too smart for iiA' old man . I .
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.. . I the is= the PrMidenti is
it mbiiitib�e- -
b.toliders wh oh . inakes so
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1. - mily
a a IV rom. the. f a
bay , . tifie der" ad
the -nature Of the. 61ima to . I I ... .
mined by . . . .
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,, are engaged in carrying troops and,
transparent crystal button On his
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. .. .publies of
like . I . . .. . . . .
. 1. - mo,"
'the
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. Aftek rain flowers spring up every
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estgte'uear�Bialfast. : , I
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. . In, South ..., ..;
whe,lr6 they are �tationQq. . . . �
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�,'.�..,
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� stores from or to Cape Tow ,_Port,
.
E'l.
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'by
ftp� Yet another grade, the same
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t uk-, , ,
-When in 1874 he D a of Edin-
from., four to six years. In. several
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s6me of the peculiarities of
. - serve.for two
the
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abo nd
rl t lilies lu ..
.where. Brilliant Boa a. .
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- .About..600. W waters. and .joiners
. r1p. . .
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h ree :to.
At rica - the Service is ftOm . t . . . I ;.1 '.
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'stay : . .
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f., � a G
I Elizabeth, Durban, and Beir , t suit
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a advano6 in lie course,
means, he & .d
ly . . I . � .
burgh- took to England his Russian
Prince's ing ha�e been obipled,.al- same persons .cannot
ATessi .. .1 . .
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.tho . ukh� ills we'rei Solely the" resukof suZewalve terms, And in: .6ne, two full
�
0 stalk
brand jug' from. a single' bar . ,
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� fi AS - of the: - stony - grOun .ds
,�inploy,ed I the- building trade'ln�BeL:
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fast came oUt. on strike on the 30th*
five years.,: It 4s. dangerous to . . .
. b,yon� five ycaXs_:IwChina.th6y re- � . : , . , ' -
,� vairying exigencies of the . eam-
the �
; pa.ign. TIwTe. is no ddubt, however,
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and upon attaiiiing,to the dignity.of a
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fourth-class . mandarin * a turquolse
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bride 'it. was'elowidered .4 9 men
I and a
e iiiany Britons who still *recql-
.y . I n before'a Presi.
his physical proportions. Most -strik- terms must t tervaike I
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' In 'Switz-'
. �as out ' ' . .
tha
Val
with ten ox a dozen 16 y blossoms
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ult, They asked reduction of an hour,
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main f rain seven to ten'year - A'S . . I
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. .,. that we have the ships for the con-
veyanoe of a eansiderrable, numbei,
button is substituted for the crystal
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one. . . . I . .
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lected the terrible da.ys of - tile Criln-
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ipg at these is the fashion of leaving ,dent can be re-olecto&
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. . I t. .arlan4 a President ,cannot. serve for
open the last button of the waiatcou .
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. AX10thar ou, .
at . its head. � ridus lily
. d consists
tests flatly on the earth,, an
.d
and a half weekly an an� i6creaie.,of
i
balfpeilny� per hour. - - - I � .1
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in bar- ..
the missionaries Who remain . ,
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ness until their usefulness is past �
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,of
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� to China if 'eiredinstandes b,ath
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it is that many Chinese stop in
can War. . A,nd th4.omen, has so far
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t ,London tailors ,arrange tw6-suCcessive terms -
Now �mois I I . .
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round$ -white, fle�hj leaves,
of two .
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At the monthly genera Mae Ing a
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ustiallyllave been able. Loan, � I .
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. � -'-admit and require it. Raughlyspeakm
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.He�e . .. .
their tlpward careari for', bat Oro axlot&
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indeed been good,; there, has. been peace
,
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' na ion
With that great- ti for the. past
I . I be clo'st. a fixed m he Vioe,President
this button a6 that it otualict, .. � �
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Switzerland to be elected President
I with 0, small golden Contra. . The
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die Galway -Urban Coune.11, Mr Mar",
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a, ir.anything,, f. .1 I . I . .
tI .. rom t1helf inoome, . �
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,:: . Ing, the voyage from the Cape to
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twice the,
or step in a ance maybe'noade an-
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oth has tabs. "passed,11
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quarter qf.'..a ceiitury. NO. more,
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ad., This came. originally from . the of . �
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Prince's difficulty in butloning.-.a at the expiration of his term,in the
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Boers have little lov a for. flowers; .hat
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f ' fertile land
the rom
fin MoDoaag4, chat . ng, a
. rmqn, presidin
moilon was adopted' resolving that the
is Made for'their sti�part
provision_ . . I I
en they are plaes(l upon the super- .
wh - ..
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I .. China would be nearly
I
, 1. length of that from .]Bombay or Cal-
.. er' examination
and this is a1arribly- expensive pro.
splendid surroundings- could possibly -
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"proposing"
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waistcoat over the, royal stomach. It fori list office. . .� .
exile .a I ,delights
to cultiva . is the tiny, patch of ground
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names.of the seveial streets in, 'the
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annuated list if they have ,no rela- . .
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I outta. it would be'almost half as
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ca�, � Should. the - resources of our
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be imagined, for than, the
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Precincts and salons of the grand
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has been more'gener'ally. adopted than. � . . 0 .. .
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any other I . nuovation in dres I a attrib- sr. HE'LENA!S TlIsADE. I.
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belonging to his � house in tho, little
. . I . . boy Ae*
With a Kitt f or
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town be printed in Ir h chAraoters,
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the 0 , ;65. - , :
ost not t6.exceed
.
care.for the .
tives or f riends to in. I .
SULE CTIONS MADE WITH CARE� .
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1, long again as the voyage home to
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England if Taku were the 'objective,
mandarin, howeve r. prove equal to
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oced,sion, he proudly enters the'third
lace lit St. Petersburg, where. the
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'And
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ated to this exalted source during to- � 1. . -- . . 1.
.. 01111tol Ila -i.serbllm-
Bo,br village.
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ass nd with a-recik-
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Mr. Arthur Lawson, one of the n. w,
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'ba , a' . I .
re � is taken !u. the election from, . I
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� .� and we know that the swiftest trans-
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class, and his button, though still blue,
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imperial falroily:'resides. li�re*'it
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Ahat the Russian Princess first
- I 61,11ses
rike,oprikink '11Tz -
sent years. , Despite a few vaUant � . � ly.11gllalv�d it. .
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scant resoure-
baronels, has for the last' ton yeais
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the. can(lidates of those. Io go to the � .�
They 'are examined
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. poirts between Southampton slid the
is transparent, like the amethyst.
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' By diplo and cringing, still
was
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r he'.proposal, Of the, English
ved t .1
a' .
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picueers, tho.fuabion.bf . wearing : a u
� I Since t6 openin .
A nev- g of the S ex canal
allk hat with a sa ok coat, eatoll .
as of the' back. yard 'well, it is posai�
. . .
ka the land blossom like the
the president of the Conserva-
been .
Live party in Load$,.. -and under his
mission. fields. . .
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as to their. physical Condition And' . I
. . . �
I glat6on'to
Cape take from a! twenty-
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� . one question of oogl..sup.r
� days. The *
I I Macy
more bribery and. ounning, the -second
I
Prince for her hand and heaft. She
I . . Apr' *whe-
"sailo .
. .. . St. Helena, Chat little island in the
- . 1. . I . .
alar . Atlantic
er be. made pop I , , i,140 miles from Africa a nd:
-ble, to ma I I
.. a of
y . bae, even anoid, the. stony 'Wild
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leadership, the power. of the Liberal
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their- intelleetnal .and religious quall- . . � . .
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I uld necessarily be an Imp . artant
.
- 'WY -No I
class is at last,.open to hiza, and �vith:, .
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Pied the r an Laos","
a'bee . . .
ibex with or without hesitation wo'at6
.here.
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Turned u trousers In,au weathers I . L a
,
L P . 1,800 from Amaiicav has had ab olutely
been. vagary of f ash-
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the Karoo., �L. .� . I . .
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paity,L who had held office in the
' I � Over L Sixty
ToWn-'00unciI for.
ntagw of I ��,
fleations. A larike poree - . .
4 na - . L I L� . I
those accepted axe gr (1- Les f tam Cal-
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� -0N1b--\ circumstance in determining tho. route
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the Indian Ocean, for no trans-
ral butt6b, upon his cap
a. carved red co .
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he proudly- governs -one. bf China's
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not told.. But probably, like even
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have an a6cepteid
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no lack At all. Its poonlatiowan(l, its.
join far this past three -years and the ida have both deelinedi the former
I tra
. ...Leeds
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years, was broken ln 1895. 1
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le . ges, and. many have taken post- : I ., . I
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across
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poirt did the 6000. miles� run to. the
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gi ' -
eat Cities. L � L . .1
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'a lowly maddens, the daughtei of
mar L .
a -Czax Would like being aiked Marc
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'ad in
UabLt is said .fo have originat I from
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. from 6jWO, to 5,000 and the lat at
.
. WEAKENING,
CHINA'S FAITH IS
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A Glasgow man in Ireland witness-
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Ident in a London,
inei
gra . aut,e "are A time :. I
4 es. . There was . . . . I
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when the domand for missionaries eX-. L . ,
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Cape without oalling for bunkers on
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lie can now go no higher, nave by ob-
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taining tho'good will Of theL 'Emperor
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than once, and Would not. be averseto
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mfort; that comes. from to the
the, greater ou according
I . A15,000, to 910.0000,
wearing long trousers turned up, Ta- L .
- , No town in, either Slara or China is
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. ' t a Pagoda,
to withOu
ed. an -amusing . .
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dotty school.. .the other day. The
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. ly of a L andid ates, but .'. .
coded the supp . . .
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. route.
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Doubtless, under the . exceptio
Or of.the Empress, ' The mandarloship
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. L ,the part of her
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a littla.pl�a,M�g upon .
' that the
'And.
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" London Daily Mail. . , . .
ther than those 4f the x 0
q . I a act length, . L
- L . . -L As a Part of ail it used to flourish
,
. e .
' couslAeied eom91
eruh
an ny Iturge. Cities. have SBv ,
d mA
*10O&AaFAta was rubbing,. up the
--his
as at yo-irso. . �
ith in the I t three or fo
wl .
"Student 11
Volunteev" I
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conditions of the time, It will be
. . as-
of. the .first CsSS IS
I ' the .direct gif t ,of
L:
the, reigning ,monarch" and carries
royal lover. - . wd_know . �
1. 1, btli
Romanaff prhicesses are not g
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which wduld...olooessaxily have to 4 bs . ingly -in the days of, ilia -old East,
. . . � us- Amaz
held tightly by sitspenders. Tho A -by. the CAJPe
there must be nearly 2,000 lit the tW 0
I .
Wat Chang is
South Af rican geography. of I pu-
pils, and to one of tb4n .Us put. the
I
owing to the .. I . . . � I L
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movemant-i the. number of those de- . ... .
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. Bential. to send but mean and stoxes'
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I from England to . a very consid6 . table
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with it Still . . � I L � 1�i�. I ,
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won I .I I I.... .
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. Of
. . . India route, round .
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brian hats worn. in the .Tyrol -and. in
; . , Good Hope, bat ith, dayx,.sav6f9r.
-a
.
ampLT'es, among which
. Oat elebrated.' It is
perhapi the in 0 . .
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q#ery-'1WhCT6 is -the . Orange Tree
.. . is
Micky I Instantly came the
.
a rins
Siting to Serve. as mission, has ex-: :
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the domands of tho.BOaTds. The..
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extent, and then arises the question.
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,I) CORAL:RUTTON,
.ARE I
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Lt -two lovers might
. , It,W.as In 1857 tht I. . .
- country by gentleman or . a
II, par Is.. of the. I . . I occasional tramp steam nd the
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rare to ass anew. pagoda,. and t he
L
State ,
,,.Be .
Ifast; sir
coeded L . �. L I I I
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selected are an- .
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as to . I I
but qui its plain aAd.amoothInstead'of
* �
moox in
have been aeon on..a Scotdh ,' .
.
the distriq t of Balmaral., They "had
there, gained : no vogu . .
. a* becauss.�. the, periodical mail baits,- -there 'is prac-
'of 'Wales when at L Marionbad -
ruinous condition Of .&oat, at- them in �
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answer- -11 , . .
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The now:. PoStmaster-Goneral, the
candidates ,Usually . .
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dearlhLirty yearabld, as, languages are
.
I I WHICH IS THE BEST ROUTE. '
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a* d as I
being arveLf u -the second class.
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Th era. is a title, "Rung,11--wii1ch is
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gone out for .the . day, with dj*rty.
Prince . -
. . tleally no development at all connect
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.Was, photogra phe�d wea.ring yne. of with itashipping trade. - *. .
dleates the weakness of the falth�
them, They ' vary in
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Marquis of Londonderry, is not yet 50
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&-ist learned bofo±o that, ads, and at- I .
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; Have we really got a Short DUIL to
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� China, via the Atlantic, the Canadian
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very iurely . bestowed, and ,which is
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of friends, and,'ILks many other -lovers
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ed .
Abem and an -attempt Was � made t, Helena in a great place for eaves
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Which created
am to
l3ight 1.i 6 to 13 Stories and a
-6
years f age,.and before be was called
.
to the Lords sat for Some six yearb
forL is made to -obtain porsons who . 1. I
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learn languages with particular faoi- � . . . .
.
Pacific Railway and the PacifiqtQfie
to it dukedom.' In-
Practically equal -
stead of descending f roni f atber to Son,
� . l . Inau'
from time immonaorial, they had
.1 ,
aged very bealdtifully to lose the Party
. through: that fact to boom them. Ken I - Both. abound. partioularly
and bills. .
who knew. their use'. recognized their the latter. Geographically speaking,
built Mostly in so solid and substan-
a that: they arolikely to
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In the House of Commons as one of
I
lity, ' .,rho societies are not seaki . .
Ing .
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: fact has fat some years been %�611 as-
; isbald-namely, that this is the
tabi
I
however, it goes back to, his ancestors,.
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and lose themselves a -ad their nearest
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,inappropriateness. to this country, the island is largely, if not wholly,
�
tlai manner
renjain f r I L
0 , centuries.
. the reoresentatives of Ulster. 116
be Viceroy of Ireland, and
issionaries as I
iiiarried couples for in . .
m as formerly � there are low , . .
. mail route to Japan by sev-
all of whom are ennobled art blot. ,
. . .
, - � -
way� Nevertheless they walked gay-
While others were ,not attracted. by volca:alo, and a, lot.of extinct craters
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Mrs .' Movabout-Yes, I .. .
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.has an . .
has not always looked with
much ,,as . I
--E ali ' . .
places where. aropw dompanions
quickest
I I days, and a keen competitor to
i era
The examinations referred'to inthis
ly along back toward Balmoral over.
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son )!at and a
the.banibinati6n of a gr - are apparent4 Some of the pinnacles
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me to see. tt Will be
housia you sent � .
-complete
favour upon the Irish policy of the
I
oann-bt be found. Tile first yeir.or I -
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: at as North China
the Suez route so f
article are usually held in large hills,
the sprigy turf, ovidontl)r anything
Sudden-
phaaaant3a wing, on- the, other hand, ba ,queer names, such an Axes's Earn,
. I ve
Mu6h cooler for the slimmer, but the
, - . ..
Government.
two after the eandidata's.arrival up- . . . I
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is concerned. The mailai'may,. how-
The Examination Hall, or Zoong Yuln,
but cast down at the loss. ,
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the soft* gray hats, described various- Holdt"t Tara, Old..Toan Point
, . 0 %8tone
dining-Voom is only- .half as large as
1�
.
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on the fi,,Id is usually spent In acquir- ' I
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ever, be left out of,the question, for,.
as it is ealled,at Canton Contains 7,500
ly the gentleman spW a piece Of
I
'close
ly as a.Hoinbourg Fedora o'r Alpine, ,f*, etc. , . . I
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I e. Mr., Moveabout-So mueli
thw on .
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Ing a� knowledge of the language, of . 11
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I as the public knows to its cost, these.
calls, rich call ineasures 4 -feet by
. . .1
white heather .growing . by. He
it to the[
owe , their eontinued popularity to The only inhabite&plade is James.
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the batter. �t will only. , be'possible
,
,: TH.E SUPPLIES OF WAD., ..
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the. country to wbIch he is accredited. . - .
do not always follow the line of least
3i and is high' enough to stanAtui) in.
.
gathered it and presented .
the fact that the � Prince. of Wales town, which has a population of about
. . . . . .
air half, as I any f lies to -get intait.
f In
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'requires from a ,yoai to - I . .
In China it .
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resistance, whether at home or abroad.
The furniture consists Od two boards,
.
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gLil beside him. Forshe � was a true
promptly a.dopted the new style. TbAt .g,500. It ties in a deep valley Bur-
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He-1know your family does not
S t tO
P'asorinosm- Quantities or. 00641.4 . "'.
u year- and a half to obtain a work- , I � .
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The point is how far this all -British'
ns to sit on and thoother for writing
a ., . .
girl, barely :L8 At the time 1, Bat She
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wags anoiller case inwhich his person- founded by Very high hills, It Is not a
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like, me, but Will YOU be my wif a?
Swigh Airle.sl I)y (Arrat lirltalft.
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Ing kA6WIedge Of the language, ' . .
route can be turned to Account in an
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know the. meaninij of such a gift from
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al coutfort was again the in ti a that rtiouleirly. healthy placx� Ladder hill
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-Well, I should say notl , He
she �
801010 idea Of the cost of the South
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Preaching is one of 'the chief fund- I
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emexgenoy like the present. The da � ta
The coils are arranged. aroulcd a
such a person, an a she Clearly whis-
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led, him to: take a new styl Is Where the Goverkiment house in
taken aback-WIlawlthat's rather a--
African War May be derived froni the
t1an$ of the MiSSIonaryq and he must . .� 11 . .. . . .
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axe well ascertained. A quick
number of open courts, So that. the
pored, -yes,,, loud enough for the hap -1.
The sim4le.breasted 600k coat ,Will situated. It to so.called because of the
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Sho-I repeat ,I should say not, but
Amount of war ni,aterial. sent out. It
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of attracting peo- I
so I ek out me . thad.q '
pretty
do the trip from Liver-
soldiers Who guard the place Can; look
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Py lo�dr to hear. . For when they
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I, all probability have to be added to almost precipitous ladder -like wooden
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as agirl, in love doesn't generally do
appears fro -in an,artiole-In the Edin-
ple to ll�tea to him, 110 must Speak I
steamer can
Pool to Montreal in eight days, From
1 a and see that no student cammani_
eatex with anot4q VThe characters on
ached home there had to be a tellting
J . re I
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acclivity
the list of those fashions which could st:airo'by. which Its Of , Soo
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toot has to be scaled,
she should, I'll. say yest .
burgh Review that 170 millions of
small -arm Ammunition have been for-
in the street sqtVITOA, And at the fairs - . .
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Montreal the trans-Coutinental j our-
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the cells indicate . each Btu dent's partilo.
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- mainma" of
I to,,papall and . ..
that had - happened. And the next
not be made popular, even. through ,
the prince's patronage. There may be Nearly .fear miles Inland from
.as
POW wom4ni She works hard all
up newrly Ail night
rdad� The following figures ilve
Wa.
an audience I o oth- I
if he a. get, ,In to . .
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Ono of the first moves Is the I �
. I ney is now aceomplished in 100 hours
by the Imperial Limited train of the
ittar Place. .Confinement in socramp-
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news heard was that the crown Prince
need of such a gaxmelit in London, Jamestown Is an isolated f arm house
day, and then she's
with the babies. What's the matter
the.00 rresponding Provision of Artil-
or way.
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establishment of a school for Bible I .
Canadian Pacific Railway 'Company,
ad an area, where it is Impossible to lie
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'is
of Germany was betrothed to the Elu-
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well. on, an elevated plateau about 2,000 feet
where the hot, weather.exten4s I
with bar husband? Why doesn't lie
ition:
lery antralln . .
ior the 12,
Instruction, The contributions for � I
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This given twelve days from Livarpool
down, said to cause the death of
-many students, some of, whom are
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glish Princess royal. I .
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I into the summer months slid Jun above the sea. I This is Longwood,
where Xaf)ol6on lived from 1815 until
help her? Ohl he puts in 0,11 time tLgi-
Ov or 105,000 rounds
Poun4at 11, A. gun,
foreign missionary purposes, according .. I � .
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.. to Vaboolivew. A. little time could. be
quite old . men. . .
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. White L.�ag�, Richmond Park, was
the where tho Duke of York Aid
a tam
dress in required in perature he died there, in 1821, The house its
that makes the prospect of Wearing
tailug for . an aight-hOur day; for the
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- Over 330iO00 rounda. for .the,15_
to the' statistics prepared for the . . .
E cumanioal Council, the last YeAr were
saved, no doubt, if New York were
. utUized instead of Montreal, but the
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place
bis "courtlug" of 'the Princess. May,
a frock coat Boom foettlV6, The addl- long, low% whitewashed, iairly trim
WO[rklugP2&n' .
Advice for pipa-Henriettal at
pounder field gun.
30,000 rounds for the r,inch
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as follows, United Statesi $5,403,048; .
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; difference would not be very Material
THE MAN WHO HAD THE VOTE.
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,land it is generally stated that it was
tonual. lightness gained oy dispensing building, with extensIV6 outhouses.-
some rather find old trees and a
, viile,� Says ... My papa objects.
Catons I
Ov,or . .
howitzer,
I England, $6,843,031. The world's to- .
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except in. winter, and there might
The following is an unreported in-
in the small but well-lwpt - garden -1
With pne laker of cloth is not to be good
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bit of decent farm Land.
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. to my admixers sitting on the steps
. Over 90,0001 rounild for the 5-inob, gu
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- tal was 017,101,092. . .
� even in these days, be a conscientious
cid(lut befoTe one of the commissioners
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found the pretty mansion that h a
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ad by it fa Man, 6 as to
desple t wh h
and talking. with me until, a late hour
i4early 21,000 rounds for the 44 gun.
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I objection to the invasion of A Mexican
appointed to inquilis Into a certain
"went illrough the ceremony WhICII,
wea,r a track -ooat.on a hot after- . � I ------ 41- 1 I .
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at night, He Claims .that he cannot
. Nearly 380,000 rounds for the "pam-
EXPENSIVE STATE DINNER, . .
. soil. At Vancouver , the Pacif ic
English eleotion petition: . �.
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us the old man said long Ago, comes
noon. , . . FRIGHTENED THE WAOXG PARTY.
also,) all &Gooant of our noise. What
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steamers come on the scene. These are
What is your name?
to all at us who wault to be marriod,
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. .� I GrImea.-We had a burglar
. I - . - alar�m
would you advise? Advisd Pupa to
The clothing statistics are as follow;
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"lit, rweently 4alven lit �woflflftll Cast A11014 �
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: vary fine boats of 6000 ton's gross nGd
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very f Ine boats of 6000 tons and
Geurge Jones.
Well, what do you know of this I
sooner or . later." Prince George
meant businegs from the first, as ov.
LIBATOMR. JEWEL CASE. - put Into the boats, but it didn't work.
Willis -Didn't go off, you mean I
sleep in the day tim& , - I
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Drab suits, Mach- Over 200,000.
Xh,kI about 80,000.
$10,4000.000 11 110,'41. . . . I .
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. gross
� 10.000 indicated horse -power, and they
On the day of the aleetion r went
ery sailor does in all that he under-
Dainty little loather jewel oases to Grimes -Oh, it went off all righti
In trunk represent anew
Said gentleman
ly prosporedf am humbly proud of the
isuits,
. Bo als, pairs, over 370,000, . I
Lord Playfair ones said that a man
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can keep atron6- and healthy for a
have long Since earned a reputation
to the Spotted Dog. ., I
Whait,dld you there?
takes. 111ho Prince went to sta.y,for
I with his sister, the Duch-
oarry out*,%
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and P140tical idea. They haye various but It didn't alaron'the burglak in the
fact that I took Got thee behind me,
� Woollen drawers, over 400,000. 1 1
week 'on the following diet. Three I . .
far their conduct of the mail service
I between Canada and Japan and, China,
I see'd a blan. . I I I
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few weeks
a t far
ass of Fife, Lit Sbcon: House, no , �
compartments for rings, stick pillso slightest. It only frightened my w1fo
. half out of her sense*,
Satan' as my motto when Ibegan
buain�ss life, There i's nothing, said
Jorneyst over 200,900- . � I
Worsted soaks over 170,000. ,
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pounds of meat one pound of fat, two " L'
loaves, ail ounce of salt and .
"I They Can do anything between 16 and
Well, what did he do I
He gave Me, 5 shillingso and said as
from ,the Park gates, and he eoul
day strolling jauntily,
& Cliff buttono, and other accessories
d larger sixes are fitted no with, . . 40 ..
'Lit the
the second gentleman. Who had mean-
Flannel bolts, over 400,000,,
500,000.
quartern I
five pinta of milk-oost about 80 cents. . .
I I 19 knots. The Empress of Japan has
� es the instest
tablished a weoord for
Now t was to vote for .--
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be seen eaah
up the pretty road, Sheen Lane, that
trays like minlattiro trunks, - A good NO MOSQUITOES.
ad business Wits with I the first, gen.
air Ing good backing.
like hav
Flannel (3birts; over
Besides this, some 18,000 tonts, 420,000
The NVorahipful Company of Girdlers . �
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that the luncheon by.
I tirans-Pactfic trip ever made. Leaving
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Well. cud you voto for Mr.--?.
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No, Sir.
led from that residence to White
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look is &ttacb�d and they are deeld- - Summer Boarder -Look at my face,
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edly a. aouvoniont and onto receptacle Mrs. Starvem; It's fall of ftorqa�lto
tleman,
Do you give oredonce to the theory
blankets, 300,ODD waterproof sheiltsl and
estimate given .
I to the Searotary of State and I .
tbam .
I Vancouver on June 26,1897, at. ten a.
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What did you do then V
Lodge. Sometimes he went not Alone,
the lady his choice accompanied
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in which'tt) osxry jewelry. bites. . I
s Ing its heat and
other Buell general stores have been
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memburs of the Council of India a few �.
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,I no., shc arrived at Yokohama at 1.68
1 on July 7. and at Hong Kong
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Went to the Pig and Whistle,
. for of
him in hi moonlight walks. But
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- , ,. Mrs. Starvem, of Hayfield Cross
eventually will be burned call asked
the observant Boarder of the Cross-
sent.
-AA reprds food, though much has
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weeks ago warks out at something, . .
P.M.,
� at 12.5 p.m., On July 14, making the
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well-4here I
Than I
those journeys, whose objeot. even'the
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Roads -That's not mosquito bikes,
, HARD TO SUIT. , I I
. That's high livIn',
Eyed, Boarder. There Is no doubt,
d the latter, not only that the
bee- ,
4 dc)ltooted In the country itself, the
over $10,000,000 a head, There %vote 75 �
guests Present on this memorable ac -I
. .not time Consumed, inclu-
I entire act
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neeld, another man.
Whwk did lie do I
dullest observer seems to guess b0fOre
and
- , Bigsby went Up to sea thb Thous- I 6
Islands on a special ox0atalon .NO
repil
can in losing much of its heat, buL
exports have been gigantic, 6 0 million
in Of the fifty-eight
oasion, so the bill works out at $750- " �
r SIV46 of stops At Victoria and Yoko-
� I huma, 10 days, 10 hours and 22 MIA-
He gave me 5 shillings and Said
hand, onded just as :.expected, ,
England learned. of tile true id6n.tity
and Dir FERE$CE, .
ticket. .
the t wo &'to getting It.
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pounds Weight
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items meat, baeon, cheese, peasoup,
000,000, Here is the story Of this Tee.
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utea from Vanobilvar to Yokohama,
t was to veto for--,
And did you votef
of heir future Queen And saw Vft
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How did he enjoy the trip? Mistress, greatly scandaltzed.-Ta
back threatening to. one possible, Hannahs are Making
It GOOD ADVICE TO tGXORE-
etc,, having, been despatched. The
Ord feast, Two hutidred and sIxty-six �
years ago, A Mr. Robert Bell, at that
and il days, 10 holurao 16 minutes
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No, air. .
plah su re, that it was to bo, an English
,Was to W raised to that
Ile came .you
the railroad company. bread without washing your handst
HOW does it happen that you are so
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diff laultles Of package maybe imagin.
i . from, the estimate that 022000
time Master of the Girdlers, ordered
� from Vancouver to Kong Hong,
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�' fair allowance for the latter journey
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What did yet! do then f
Liam
maiden who
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� . honor.
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What for f I New Ritelien Girl-Lorf what's the
islands, difference, MUMt IVs brown broad.
SUCbessfu I In Politics I
I act exactly contrary to the advice
od
battles of different kinda W ore 'in-
frodn the East India Company, a car.- .
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� would probably be il) days, and this,
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The Queen ber.self has, in her book..
t 883
90 couldn't Count bli I 111
. . .01
given we by my Political opponents,
eluded in these Supplies. Interesting
pat, which came to, the then unheard .
I wean
; With the 12 days occupied 'bot
And there r
'too
f nal of a Life
. ------ OO.- INCIRBASBI) 1118 WORRIES.
and than I know I can't make a ruld-
items ater 10 million poonds of jam
of price of $750. SomphoW or other tile . I
i ,LLvatpool and Vancouver would make
.
There I iseld a man -
And did he givo you 5 shillings and
in the Highlands," told the Story of
THE, ENVIE D RICH MAN. You Seem d.roadfully worrieet, ,'
tako. .
and marmalade, 97 million pourids of
bill was n6veir paid. Quite recently the I .
Ata.qtar of the Qirdl6rx, the
f .1 A total of 31 days from England to
� gong, a's against 96 to 37 days,
tell jolt to vote for Mr, --f
I the engagement at the Prince9a LOU196
to,the Marquis of Lorne, now D uke of
$ohnny-papa, What Is a plutooratt Y6% you see# I joined a Don't War.
ry Club, ull,l It Worries his to relubm-
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CLEVVIR SYSTEM. I
biscuits, I 1.8 million pounds of tobab.
ea, 20 JA million pounds of preserved
peraout .
Lord Mayor, discovered the debt. Ile
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Its did so. .
And did you, f I
Argyll. She Says under datb at Oct.
Valm-A, man who has as much man-
ber to keep from worrying.
Jinx-YouOra wearing a very mourn-
meat, Of forage, 19.0go tOW were sent
Made a, little calculation of what the . .
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. T1119 ALL-BItITIS11 ROV
No, Sir.
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3, 1870.
6y Its I'd like to have. . .
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morning f I
'nglish, and 151,000 tons from
grain B
bill Camel to with compound Interest,
I , to the Past Is alr6ady Used byL U&,Vdl
Why$ here# on Your own admitsion,
you have Obtained 11 shillings to "to
"Thla was an eventful dayf Our
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TO B11, U XPECTUD. THEY DIDN'T CIIATT'91%.
Thiax--Xothing- Why I
wearing a very Mourn.
foreign and Colonial ports, .
ifled to find it ftMOtInt-
and was horri """"'
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ad to no loss than $835,000,000, Not I
� offiftts going to the China statitift,
and theta seems no Insup6tabla ob-
for, ow of tbo oaadidAtes, did you
vot,s at oil I
dear Lou!66 waA engaged to Lord
Lorne. The event took place during
The British government expect$ a Doctor -Did you bavo it healty ohill
,linx-yourve
I jul expression, I.
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vviGbIng to shirk his obligations, the
atAble to its more oxtonollvb employ-
X0, Sir. .
a walk from the Glassalt Shilel to took
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in tnd(D. about twice in every Fair Pitlent-It seenied to.
drought .
Thinx-O I I'm just Asgumitig that.
HANDY MISSILES.
, ! ay
.era Suggested CL lunch us ot tv ay
Giral I
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their cred-
Mont by the Government. For axis
'a's
Why not f
nacutw I ain't got nco vote; IVA my
Dhu, She had gone there with .T11114
nine yon.re, and a. great famine like ' Dootor-Ditt ypuf,teoth thattort
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tvVice 0, Can- Fair P&HAUt-NO' 061 Were In my
Itis part of lay systein, of mucinort.
Ica. ,Xy wife "OMMISAJOnod Me to b1ty
All Applicant for a teachorla corLI.
ficate dofited a bric-a-litad assome.
and
of aquaTing matters, ld t e
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Iteors accepted the. suggeAti011 and Cho
Al
. . thing, It aval the tirdoleal beat
th4s Ited && route, altholigh it wlata
of Goorg6 J`0110S, WhO'A Ali eleaA
father,
'Aly, the Lord Charicollor and Lorne.
driven to pabill"14 Wells on the
I t1id present about in ,
itt'ry. dressing coos. .
- her name M4146118 ft-d&Y- 1_:
thing to throw, at k% dog. . I
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had
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