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I VEAY 1EXPLOSM. WOOD, I I . HOW TO BRING SIXEM 'I, I . . . . I
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. - I W111101110 Ilk DIRPOsIng of CagUs That Bat.- measuring uvagly Ave feet from . N . �
� . Ilave lield N,itroglycerin. tip to tip of their wings have been I turelis Sweet nestorer. .
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"One of the ino.-t lipwIlir, of tile inelly
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JOVUU Ili A CaVU hear Tanga, in, East A�Olgeagoo -9 00 I's .r.
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up f roni a% 5kkness, no matter
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i difficult problems that confront Our tmdo
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leg president, as Sume an easy position, �,
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whatsurt, egin with a 'little
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have contained alit rog!ycv..IU.', said a
niamilraeturor Of explusiveb, "The wood'
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The apple Is ail excellent brain food
Take a long, slow but -easy and natural
breath In -such a way 48 gradually alld
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Scott's Emufiion of cod-liver
F-rIPtAg.is ,at Lite siukubeir-111rd
of the casks becom,0 so silturnted with
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becaust,- It has more I
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gently to lift the hands outward by, the
action of the abdomen. At. the same time,
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oil '
Enligrall'te With a W
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111troglycorlil that ill exPI00Iyc1lQSs It
easily digested shape than other fruits.,
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equids the nitroglycerin Itself
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It excites the Action Of -the liver, Pro"
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that At the end. of the Inspiration they lire
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foad: it helps you digestwhat-
The'devices of animal life to bVidge
tke casks. To burn, them is out of t4e
motes sound (in(] healthy Sleep And
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thoroughly dishifects the mouth,
wide open and directed upward. Let the
breath out easily and naturally, letting
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,over the winter season and their ways.
And habits during this time presioat an. 1 u-
question. If loft around,they are a coil-
stant menace, for while all.men are prone
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StNo ron rRcm sAmpLa AND TRY IT. .
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" teresting, Indeed fasqhiating, page of u4-
ture, Charles Frederick Holder.
to show their respect for a dangerous ex. .
plosive there are few that think that
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The British, vetele gets his service
. pressure of the abdomen Is withdrawn.
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At the same time let the eyes drop. and
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At tho approach of winter -i ihimals are
harm can come Of a kick at An eallity
medal without tit , tiou of a
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the eyelids naturally fall of their own
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ON A PRAIRIE TE.LEOAPH POLFL
affected in -various ways.. I I -th
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barrel. There Is nothink. to do but to ex-
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Pension attorney.,
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of, the expiration. *I)o all this quietly and
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all the reptiles -snakes, lizards, frogs.
"Ylils Is generally done by placing them
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maturally. Do not ma4A too bard work
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of it,
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Past mountain and foothill, plain and lake,
and toads, it vast concouriie--disappear In
on open ground and firing A rifle bullet At
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The quartz extracted foom A-
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Repeat the Inspiration and expiration,
Where it links the east and west, . __
The tense wire tingles from sea to sea, ! I
A most miraculous manuor, T4
,a snakes
enter holes Find-crevice.5, projecting them-
thorn froni a safe distance. The concus-
sloA produced by the bullet Is more than;
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lian and Californian gold mines Would
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with opening and lifting, dropping: and
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A river that runs unrest.
solves As farAtito the earth as possible,
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enough to bring about tin explosion and
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be enough to blilld 150 pyramids of Cbe-
ops, but all the gold could,be Put in a
closing of,th6 eyes, tell times, Then take
ten breaths In the same way.. allowing, the
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As a two string"d harp of haste it throb&
With the fall I
andicoiled tightly, assume a condition, a
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state of olan, h ltin until
thilre -is one good thing about those casks
- -c. ar � no fr gment .
when they go off-thei C a a
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room. 40 feet by 20 reet pet.
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eyes to remain closed. Alternate tea -
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rise and of states
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the heat I of the sun conics to waken,
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to.pick'up. .. .
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breathe with opening and closing of tile
eyes and,briiathis with closed eyes. -Whon,
Of taroff wars and hates.
them,the following spring, when they ap-
I pear voracious arid eager for prey to re.
1)Vhen I said thi,tt the, shock of the bul-
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lot was more than sufficient, I meant ev-
- Preserving Steel, .
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n to fcql beavy.and yo4
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Through a glimmering sea of waving green,
Of silence and golden suns, -
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I habilitate them physically ifter moutho
of fasting. The frogs. plunge' down. Into
cry word of it. 'To prove this I'll just i
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tell you what luippened at our factory
� y be kept from rust by having a
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feel tired And sleepy, as you will very
s' oon, go through tbe'linotions Knore -and
As a thread of pain in the woof of peace ,I
tl)e.zxiud of the ponds where they have
not so very long ago. Two emPty nitro-
thorough coating of copal varxidsli. -
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, more easily and lazily until' y6u merely
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From world to world it Puns .
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glycerin casks Nvere to be blown up:
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But the tales it tells are idle tales, ,. �
tile saniels true of turtles, Lizards afm
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And the songs it slni,s are strange .
To us who fullow the glad, gold trail
feet the,saine placeil as ,�ndkds and when.
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takon. out at this time are apparently life-
on and a rifle set . about the busin
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They reached the Spot I sole I cted for' Tue.
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A mahogany Polish that Is highly rec-
ommended Is prepared by mixing well
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one of the lntery'41%goi breathing without
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Of the sun on the upen range. . ,
stringer in
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explosion in safety and lifted the casks .
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the eastern find middla states or wherev-
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Put lifa,bottle before
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or thereAs a. cold N�,hiter, ice And -sudW.
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proper distance. The other was. left
gar. . and Shake
The furniture should be cleaned
culty At first In the gradual opening and
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closing ofthe eyes. They will tend to,fly.
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The Mighty DIfference In 'Their Pro-
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irornin,- i6 the same latitude asthe above,
Standing near the wagon. The ,man, who
%;as to do the shooting then conceived
,using., .
first with a .a.little of'
-soft flannel and ,
open and then snap tojether. . But, as
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fewnions and I-rolits. I
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the idea ofJonhing his rifle against the .
the mlvture appllcd,at a. time. When
putting silt on a dove's tall Is a sure rule '
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The ductors are all frieuds of ours, says
the San Gabriel valley may betake , n as
top of this second cask to get a better �
well rubbed In, Polish with tin old silk
fqr, catching the dove, so this gradual and
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I an example -the lizards are subjected to
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airm. He thought this was safe becau .
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to stay with us until death, Yet at
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a winter ,tnd summer every � 24 hours.
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when once secured, Is'almost equivalent 1
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the risk of incurring their d!SPICILSure
reproduce the following. We don't
Thoro is no snow, the dayia'arc
I And beautiful, resembling a cool eastern,
almost unnoticeable. . .
"Well, who , n lie .fired .there were two
,I' Precious Stones. ... . . .
The heaviest precious stone Is the
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du�es
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know where it canit, froin any more than
we know 11hose raill Spout the doefor's
suirmer, and Insect life does not disap-
pear., All winter:l have found lizarOg
simultaneous explosions. His bullet hit
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zircon, which' IsfOur and a half times
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the respiration, tbai Is cliaracteris- ]
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tic of normal Isle i 'It tires the set of
ep,
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conics from. We find it in a
basking . in the'sua on those bright days,
"time th� other ensk was expl6ded by the
'heavier than an equal quantity of Wit-
muscles the tiring of which-is.one of the
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paper credited to "Ex." If we know -the
but as the winter day wears on ind 4
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slight. jar.produebo by the firing. of the.
ter; the lightest IS the opal, only twice.
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It produces and- calls ittent Ion to certain '
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Oiilock approad�es thdre Is a -very maj,g�
rial chango--a strange Affects
shot. The three men, tho.two horses. arid
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as heavy, as Water. I �. . .
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sensitions in the eyes and eyelids whlch '
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'Chill .that
reptilian life at -once. It is tbeirwinter,
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newspapers for
and just, as the eastern lizard creeps
you passed the spot where they had stood
' it was to belleve that they had ever
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filig to. sleep and staying asleep, report ,
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ters its win6r sleep, so VA.; C ifornisl
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' that thts method puth them to� sleep, and
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, � "An editor vvorks a half day for $3., state of coma. It seems to: shrivel,' bom I .:CUIRIOSITY 7SATISFIED. . - �. . . ` �' Sundy Dnysv, I � � I , . � . . . . . .. i � . # .. .� I I . . . I . I
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'.. 06 3leteorology. -Boots and Necesmary � CA Pei, cent -of , ' .: A. Ceriaila:'Man, having read Some, 7 - __ - , -_ M5 . .
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,4; ]looks wise and works ten minutes for stretches out its entire length find liesi to , - , . . tile dayliglif.. hours are . .. . . . . � .. I
�. 11 . nonsicide in the Elxiiianntion. - . 1. i -55 per where tftt Opportunity knpcks only once . � . I 1. . I . . � . . .. 1. .. I .
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", catnip and a pill box that cost $1.37. less, In thli %vaV passing the alghfuntil . "Excuse vic, Sir," said. the inquisitive . Madrid 45, In Vienna 88, In I � . . I . � I . - . J
,I , � "A doctor goes to collc.-,c for two or D or 10 o'clock in tile morning, when the I fids-enger as he lealled forward and cent - In . all Night for fear he Would Misolhe Call. � . . - ' . ' . .. . � . . . . . . . . . I . . 1. ; - . I . . I A
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. that he palms off for vvisdom, gets a bOX iilgwarances -go, Identiclil'with. th� ' ,. .western Wall turned - ' ' Poisonous 'Celery,. .', . I I . I . . I � .11 . I .1. . I ,, : .... . . . I . . . � . , . �, .
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of pills, a cayuse and a meat saw and sleply of e Tlie . functions . Yes,"�:Ilc,rvplied, �"lt was bavia th'. I At Is -said that.colery'fli A� wild, Plant . - - � I I .1. I . I . -� - . .. *1 , . -
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. Are in abeyanco� ' the thnii and life is . � . in English mitisbes'Is a deadly poison. . ,, . I I .
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il -ice per visit and 4 ' ' ' 'You will. pardon hic,"' said the loquist. - I : ,. - . . � LLLL .. . . .. : L' 1. .... I .. .� . I
die at a stipulated pi sleepers I I� ve found. Lthe S , .. " . . .. � � .... . .
.. L Ia m by turning I . CarpeV I'llags. .. , � . ' , tanity,whii knockedi"" - L . . I'll, . . , ., . 1. . . . .. .. ... .
�L puts them Ili ns thick as your pocket-, over the piles of,stopes: 6arly in Lthe mofn- til-e'libsSollger, '�'bmt V fear I don't .olulte L loring carpet rags Oop't. tis I . . I.. . ... . .�.. - .11. ,. - . L . . � I.. .. . 11. ,. ,�� :L . - �. ' k . - .: '' . .. � � . ... . . ,
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I.. gve often filimil a r�o'w of them liTiderstniliM' . I . .. . - L' I . , . . . . . I.. . U . � , . . . I - - , .. . . .. . . I I
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- "All editor never gets his education fill- limp, coAd and. apparently �.doad, ylng. in He stole .th' hoots from, Jim StLiggel's, , . Y . . I . I �. . . ., �,.. L i, I � . � L
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Ished. He learns as long as he 11 r J, 1, to get the color .you Want. 'The -Super- . ,L hfo at. It is Better to Carry. your Op- ;Q10 0 * , , I* .,:
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ards phiced'oli the r. backs first show -ins "But doesn't so in A trifling real,on , off In .ilug ., , .. L. , I . . . L. . . . I . I ,. . . . L . I . I �� . .1 .. . . . . . � I . L . . .. . . I
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keeps the doctor inlfdwn by re- signs of I.ife-by a q-13" * - f the'limbs, tor tstking -the life of a humeri II is being worn and aft6rwar : d -when it , ' - . Wa34* it,*aoting Tinie. I 1 � ? I . I .. . . . .
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fraining from pritAing the truth about w IaNr . Them the . gasped tbeinquisitive. mail, .18 'Swept. -�' I ; . % A- , naturalist erance. .. . . . .. .. I. . I - . . L I ., .. I I .. .
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�iich ,'were then Al . 1. . I.T0 . einer Welli L. . 1. .1 I . . .1 . I . -With L A..' pirsev I ... I � . . . . .1 .. . L . -1 . . . . .�'. . I I . : �
him. .L long tnil vvould.movo, and finally the little I 1. 1. .1 I . . I . .,; , I . r.tby of A better: ca use timed a thrush's . . .�- . . : . I 'L . .. . . : � .
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. "We would like to live In Algona and. shipp't,r', ,wo�nli.j 'cliansily'roill' over Into an'� Fu . . : I Shtppling.., , I . . . I . . 1. I. :
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run a newspaper six inonths and see -i'f upright position, ail(] as the'direct ra�y% '. "L ' One : ton. o I . . diang for 10 li�urs,one da practically. .' L . I .. . � I . � I . . .
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the doctor woultl chg4go his mind about without. no.ebi eady fer 'It'. � I 10. �, . .. , I I L .. 1. � . : . I I . I � . I . I . . .L . . I
1. of the still struck ind warmed it into life I .. * . ' It �Ippillg-tllaris to SAY". - without. * " . . . .. . . .. . I . . . . I �
I running a newspap,r for revenue iinly. Its eyes would g'row 6rigliter, and inid - ' . Avh,yr� 7q wnZ: d rowned Olft t%vlop 'in jil' ,,.four of s..I.I.Ing sl ... . Stopping. - . 1. . I L.. ,: L 1. . . � . .. I . . . � . L I I
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"If we didn't get some glo�y out of it. denly, as if to !led . by some in . agic . wand, 11" nos, -an w4 might 'a' %IV I ed purselves of * Am; IC. I I Thd. waste o�r. ti o. which this i - ( I
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we would agree to tatic one of his pills- Its bond- ' Would 'be ft6d high, - - the. vve' - . � I . L
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� . after first Saying our prayerq. If the- blue breastplate glohmed fly the If . � "P.,fall to see' the connection between ,, year as a sailing Milo clan... . .. 'L clerk. �wbo reinarho& apropos of sorne L . � I ., � . - I . I ., . . . . . 1�
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I editor makes a mistake, he has to apolo- and with an ir of :11storids'liment *find' '� - ' I I . ., L . I . . .., . I. opposite his employer's window: "Well, I nia, e d s no introdu . . . I . . �-,_
I ..Xjze for it, but if the doctor makes a alarth this sleeper. awake*llod, would dash` Irm li's't'v aL mail. iN:Itly a hel�le%q look. . . Rice -as a F ood the ,Way sor ,:Oeople waste 11feir em6l6y- . . ' . otion. I I .1 . . ..,
, . I -ound and escape, once more a . ."well" I'm n4ollin 3t to yon.'! -said thL% - It has been 1),6q.1tively.aseertained by no . ,� , I . . . . I . , .. . . L I
� , . mistake he buries it. . 6�or the gi ' sicim: man. "Jim Stiggors b,!d, tW-- . . . I . . I -rice c . on- � er's time' Is scindalous, 'U.'hat mail hasn't . . . I . . . I . .1 L L I I . � . I
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� . � "If we make -one, there is a lawslittv living - creature, L.�a '. tyllie of .'activi-ty, a ' 6 I L . I . . . � d6ne a stroke of -work for two hours. 'I - . � -. . . � I . .. I I ,,, .. � ._ ..I . . L 11 . . I I
L , yetyL * 0. . most sensttive fpet in carifty. , I never se.' . taini Thore,rintritive elements than an)r , . -ken I . I .. . . I . : � �.i� .: , . , L . .
. tall swearing and a smell of sulphur, but Menace to iJjSQet life. L U night I -It th . I . know Vial :right; because T haven'ti.ta: . .1 . . I .. . . .. . I I . . .
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if the doctor makes one there is a fu- Callfnimfix winter this occurs, And the , . , . tber..grai . - ". . , .ett6r. my eyes off- b I in * once."- Londom-Globe; � - : - , V 1 , &
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.neral, cut flowers and a sniell of varnish. conditibn *can .�ftsify �e Stipprioduced by', tvollid. flellt, 1�u and L Ion, y d1hei �, ' .' 'L ,.' .. . .; . :. , .!, . �� . . � . : L ; L
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J -d a foot look a rtif I I .6a d the way 'them ieot -of' hiiii . . . I - . . � _ . .L ' . . . . R . oarars. Son
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.. Any medical college call iri,oie a doctor.' h , wh Iii In the . tight boots in camp wim -it . .. ''. - . . . . � . . L . . . L
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� You can't make an editor: He has to northern part of-tfie state. find In the east � . . ". . . . .. I . . I I I I .L . � The, Clubmiia.-They do, ch? - . .L � . I I L . . .. . . . I. . 1. . . . .. .. . � . ..: . I. . . . � .
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. be born one. they enter into a - complete'itnte Of 111- � L - The.Walter-Y19, Sir. Oi"heerd wan , ' I -_ 11 I 1. I 1. .. . 1. .. .. I .. . � � . .1 I :: .-.77' . .� . �". . . �,
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"The editor works to keep from starv- borriatioij, .going into tbillir,'Whiter seep , . I .. . . . rann say ye hin,de wan that wili worth .. .. I . I . I . . I . L . I . . . I I I 1� . .. I . . . L . . .
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I the gout. The editor helps men to live on the .letter' TmIWI'sppingo. when they� . Anys. mmada.rins." . � - - I . I .: L : _. " 'it. -Pack., _* - . , 1; i . .- I . . . . 01 . . I .. I .., I . . . . . . L
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1. The change In colot, of' anlmals� at tile halt am 'hour bel'orelle pl�edietj�d t%�'O t'jr� . . - * - . L Poor Civing.. . . . _ , . - . , � . I . '.
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e.winter:season is, one of budo I I . . `�r` LL " � I I .. . . . .
. � �� "The doctor pulls a sick mail's leg. approach .of th es aria 466nc. .A ' ' of The Income of a floor farmer or regn, 0�1 � I . I . . . . , L . I . I
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,�, The editor is glad if he can collect his the remarlinble features of.. life,. -The Jar lab&er I s family 1 -ti -It . geldbm ex.. : AV , ,;%M . Mild 7a dtoryf ..� . 1. . . - . . I . . . . . '. . I
. .. we . hadn't. be0h pl�opaj;jd w6u ld li;i vo, V . . . . . . . . I .. . '. , ,
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i 1. Ing for fun and to spite the doctors." . ers'assurne a white. cont, the chunge be- i er'6 scatl, That's PIgbt*tP L - I . � , , � I . . . . I . .. .� . - . . . . . d . I : I . .
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Couldn,t nesiNt* it, hr�s a similar babit, a change whic'h red- , Dis selit. , �% � I . . I I I I- . L 1.4 L. believe that' ln� Abe A 0 ' 5 . . . ., I .
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I Ing," severely couiniented .11r. Perguson - . 1100plAn'l Putients Spanked, ., . I W *1. .' _�7 1 .. . . . I . L .. I . I I .1 .. .
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. At the approdeb. of winter ille bl-rds, 1 yen rs.. a go, Huropo and America were . " - ,�'C� * fail6ky. is the largest in the. bounty, slid has the very latest Improved Ma- ,
� after they had left the church door and perhaps, present the .most remarkable , i .A very ut.4eful hdjunvt it) the rwrapher-' conneetod,by:way of the British Isles, � .. . "��R 'WHIM-, --tPRAJUSi WOUMIS. SAW. M : Thii - I '�, , ,
started homeward, "as that performance ' ) I abi y, cajabieot aoing work on the shortest notice, We olirry an. extenslie .
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spectacle, With some few exceptions rI the 11ahavul3nn host fial, I'llila- I S'%; 1M A121Y SORT OF PAV.4; . I
t of yours in applauding the preachdr. He they -move away from Abe, conditions ' delphiLa. is known its "Lilt: 0vak01)cl-,,f the klardes, Iceland And Greenland. . . . . . and roilabta stook and prepared Pl%mg, and give estimates for and build -all blame
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.. wasn't saying a word at the time eithtm. ThN is a wooden paddlo about two 'feet Since then the great wa(crs have wash- . I Used internaRy 8.1d Wornailyi - . es of buildinas on short notice and on the closest firfilea :All wOrX is supdrvW � I I .. ..
He wng merely looking at his watch., which threatened them, and In %vbat is . CAUMs'Ji. AveFdthelveve. WajepyWitch . ed in a meoii6ibal way and - so6tisfaotion guaranteed. L We sell 0.11'kindo of JiR , .. . .
popularly called -the departure and return ' long, designed to' rostory consciousness ed away -or sublinprged ,this ,stupendous IN?fJ *Po;0 aratioii,,, repro.enied to 4e ,1110 I I . . .
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I I Didn't you see how everybody stared at of the'llirds We contemplate a wonderful , Patients who have either token POisOn bridge. . . . . L I I .. . . . . . ., :, 1'. L ' - t., . I I . I �. . . . . . .
you in a horrified way when you clapped Or who have 1111)��efl into a Col"alose coil- , . . .. I . .. . andr onC1!!ta.n!.%,V3_dz1lr.0l301 anh.-itan., I L . I � & 1. ...
migration, In which the hlgbesf Instinct , . L L I . . ., , I. . � ex"ter 'lly,6hd,.Iakon,i,,,,,,,,rfl,,Iily,al)oi�on.' - I . I L
. your hands?" � . 1� . dition from the ortect of too .nitich llq�ior. Xork and Gold. . I I I I . I Lumber'_Latli� shlno,16'. thite, Sagli,-_Doors, Blinds ' I" ,., .
,. I of self proservation-appears to have been , , This little instrument is decorated with ' . Col%k wolgli, . bi . . .. .. . . I . . . . . L . ." . . I . L, � I �
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I glic . . L I � I . . .. Aoent for the Calebratea GR&TB11L.L - SCHOOL 08 Wil instintsioi
.George," replied Mrs. Fvrguson, ready to definite line of migration; tile shore line : , ,b Iogendq ns "Tho '%vny' of the trans. foot, gold I-,155) pounds. L .. 0 1 I � I
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cry. "I Nftts trying to kill a moth!" I rd'" "811111111el" sw�vt qhllll� I .. . � I L lit Waterloo. Call and get prices and estimates before plaoing vour orders I I
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over which tens of thousands Are passing , ber, nit!" nnd �t pill. ortin, . .. . . � I - . . . I . . . I
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. A Long Story. . I -in the nutumn to the . One cause of tile Indol-iince of the na- N C *5 0 - , I . . � . . I
is it food slI in the spring to the , N uped Opon the Soles of a patient's feet. I . . . . L I I . . . I . 11 . .1 :1 - L . . �
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'. ess, why don't you propose to MISS V ; and then .'the paddle is fipplad with full &ows.In such-abunilance thot the na- . . . I .
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ed -It is, but there's so much of It. . Swiss cow bell.% are us ma� ,.vxv -4 , If , kJ4 'IN I - . . . I .
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� , , it woll,deflned line of trayel. In southern lw�ro no slilarled 0achors, no I' . . .- I . .. I 1_�', , "I - I - . ,aaaoLns I ,.
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1� tornia the flight of cranes and geeso no" separate buildings ,whatevbr. In. tile Height of ClOudg, * � .. �, . , :.� I i. I . I . . : '
.. along this patliway Is a remarkable sight. I! rst yvaro of the University .of �GlasgoW, - , 3 . .-"- " j * - I . , - I I We have tt'krge 98sortment ofAirstel"s Buggles .
I The birds, eSP6 c L hilly the eranea, cover for Instance, theology and few - were Cumulus, or thUndereloutl, rnioly rilges � . . . - .1 ... � *
crypt of the. entliptli-fti,. Over two Miles. Seven 1111164 Is the out-' . . A 71p '
tatigilt hi the to ojioose from and intending bayers will find oAr stoox -to-. *
% � .'ABSOLUTE ' 'Icoan'gl dNt.qnces by Soaring, gradually f � Subscriberhavingtor,tett tho , L 0 . . ..
. I I . oont- SI& height foil any cloild. L . Shot) RajOirl . I .
reaching w4hin-rifle shot of the ground#. ,.where church and acadollay were evi . I—. . . I . . Ing Lealie's Carriage,Shop, Orange St. is vre. date. Prices are, low f6r hikh-�grade goods.. I .
y 6 ly one and the samp. The need of Special . . parb(Ito doallworkin his line, Fit has haft . . I I . . . . I . L
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--.t,ili,iiingJn--g-mceful-�-tur-ves,-flas . bulidi s - Rti.-notion it"(' r0s'[1V I 0. . T, dX__TlI,, - . .1 good rolanY, yealis, experience In the bu;1. L I .. . I
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� � I I Ing lifte silver dollars In the sunlight as was soon felt. Tbe Idea of, distinct col; An Iron ship's bull Is 40 per cent Nvork witrusted to Itim, . . I 4 L. I L , a L .
. -se . a they turn and disappear, rising ever'fifgh- I leges as comporieni parts of one utilver.41- lighter than one of the wime size built . I . Ila I I I
� . r until thoy'ate a mile or .more above of wood and it steel ship 15. per cent 101) I . as I I L .
;�,� . e ty as a whole originated in Bolu-nni and . Special atte1111011 , oiVen Goo Lf%vabw . .
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.1 L the valley, or above the summit of the I Paris, where the,orercrowding an'd I'lso,111 light . er than one of Iron. . ' ' ' . Clint 13 I I
:. Sierra 3*ladre; then, as though at the I-prfees of lodgings had Iml benevolint . 1. . . I . to 11orseshoeingr and the G.eneral Inip.lenient Dealer. . . I
, Cenuine pairpris to found collvga, wilore, the slo, eare of, Horses, feet, I . . . . I ?
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long lines soar away with remarkable dents could be protected "ofso lyy proper Magenin Flowers. I .
I I velocity, literally sliding-ildwa the hill sul'orvision rrom tile eoprIlpting inlit L 1. L' Students of Insect habits tell ug ma- - .Repairing of &I . 1kintla,-oharges roasonalile. . . . . . I L I I I . I .1 .1 . 4
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I . coverilig six or eight or md be- encea I of these commun' . . genta 'flowers tire particularly ra vored July 10. � , Z ---- -- � , . . Clintols. I . . � I
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. Carter's fore the maneuver IS repeated. I . I A Turtle Tbot E atto Ords*. " by butterflies, Who 86LIM specially par. ,,,,',,,j, r 6,,,6,$,6,4.,,,,,,,, 1 1 � I
L .. , L The W.Inter'finds the trees, 90roves and The Xorobitos ngassizii, the'grass eat- tial t10 it dolor that rather sets one"m . . I .r . I I r AV . .
i gardens , deserted excelit by the few g turtle' of rtilL teeth on edge -It lie or she IS At all sea r I . . L
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- IV a forms which defy the cold. The birds tire In Qc I t, is said.to 91t1ye to Color Influences.
little U er Fiffis be. the only oiie of tile turtle, silmIR14'. , coN o1q 01ASS - r
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�, , : . eit or Is hibernating and Will Sprin 9 to eseape. tho Intvill4t, ht -at, Is about ten I ok place . I am handKng the celebtated tAotatighlia make of buggies and other m keg L
L ;I . I I 11� life Ili the sprin Into Inches in Iongth %vJ1jQ,1j rilli grij%�u. and I lks'far back as 1724, whon tile number our soliciol �vortlly of the pAt. . of first-olass Ontario firms, . Also of my own manufacture inoludid top bag . . I
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� _ Ter, wastes and In the deep allows of the Disgtucited Citize:-Aren't jou asbamed Palling It 'Von. I ent knwv1eN,',e I is out of a good po. . LE E., Huron . ___n
I, . _L of your Indoli-lic-o, living without work? On level Pavement a pull of 33 Pounds eition, Enter ,%fly time, I . . . . .� . I . I . 1
I 831111611 And 1" "my : Woodlands, finding A ,precarious living � L, I I . . L I 'L. '. I I 'L , � IL, 11 .1 L r �. . I .
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ly, E R FOIL 9ONST41ii,T11011k in, kers at New'Vork has increased * wall and killed, - a aper all new and all-to-dil to in atyle, We can allow you a great
I I ILL A S Ill(. .85j)0G, . - Vine (flailinimit Mind rootilto Out flood .
FOR $ALLOW K �_. �_ The eorner stoii6 laying Of the neW I . Writo .*or Orvillara variety of 11arlor, Mning-room And lliodroom,Vurtdtare, at prices diet
. I I . . I riesbYtOrlan Church took placo at . . def.voolilpetition. pricogred"cod owl windolvEllia-loil'Otirtain Poles I
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