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A Gin Pill Reason. ,
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- people are veritable human interrogation ,
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Points. 'I'Lley invariably vyaut to know why? I 1. . I I
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why Gin pills I
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,are superior to other Kidney remedle 1' Onere,monisthrit I .
Gin Pills are antiseptic in their action, cleansing, healing, .
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purifying from the start, ther0yeffectitig a speedicrand
more certain c re. The eff ect is immediate. All Druggists,
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5octs. per bQx. 6 boxes fur $2 So or direct from YOUft MONEY SAC,K If
THE SOLE DRUG CO., WINNIPEG, MAN, 01N P/10 00 NOT OURE.
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"MA; 1VT1Iwm&erA ban I
as & ada q rather a. aucll;iq , I .1 . �.. I I I I � -
as Wei rlg wao .
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near, and ran to his assistance) calling I I
for help, He flung his ro�d to her, an - 0
&4 soon had the prize safety landed, for,
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'he had become quite an expert, It 9,11 er s
appened by accident, but nothing could .
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iave been more effectual in melting the xy
old fellow's li�art. A oareftilly �,lanned mummm"w
plot woulct.' probably, not It een Re) Take cold easily? Throat
I -tiecessful. Then she was wo sweet tender? 'Lungs weak? Any
ind kind to him that he fairly lost his '
livart to her there and then, and boldly relatives have consumption?
I Then a cough means a great
kissc;l her, before us all, although the � I
pink gingham sunbonnet was mounting
ward.
, We hurried him' off to get Into I Cherry
dry togs, but not before he bad confided �
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to me that I might marry .the ininx and
welcome, wlth; his blessing, 'for Gadil be
with ,
,idded. A chuckle, 'she landed my Pectoral
!6h'for me, So I can't asid,won't stand
in, the, way of tier landing tiers.' 'I deal to you. -Follow your
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exoerlsnoo. $be is priump &a
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to look at, just srig,ht in the eyei of he4
friendo, but In her own a little " saft,
the Qir�t where one eeaqes to ,
- a? plum'
AM , na to use a less, agreeab, a word
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and that she may some day slip, over th�
lim of divisIon between tho two Io list
secret and haunting fear. .As a. charity
worker std,lu pure neighborly kindnein
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she has ra,%de many, friends aniong thA
foreign-bom resitlents of ber city. -Oni
ol them, a voluble, iv�trra-liearted w,omull
of middle age, whose vocabulary Is Innic,
cent of MOT6 than one proripun, and al
but the mc*t direct and obvions adjec
tives, once m6t It" unexpectedly in thi
street after a vaca:t4on from which th
Bettlement-work0r had. returned rosy
Busiburried, vigore-us, and carrying an ex
tra pound or twi,-� which she pre,ferrk
not to, restremiller.
I Her friend rusbol up to her beAmIn
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004l1###+#f##f+q090+++++ ! L oerFaTn fiascTible 61-d 'uncTe Wlio�d- fi-efr
4 ' I was supposed to be was set upon tilt,
0 h liss Conyers behily a ward of
A Triple Catch, It =a'
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'Allpi well that ends weIII11 I said re- doctor's advice and take
verently. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It
with welcome, seizu(I. tier in an envelop
in.- =ibrace, and their, Nvishing to Ok
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+ his. Then she pusvessed
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"There's my Nvife's volee," said my heals, strengthens, prevents.
liost, "and the. dressing -bell, come .
resa a polite appreoilition of )ter bl*Dm
ring
+ I tttractions In his eyes, I notice moneyed
By JETNA.
.. B. : i folk love to attract more.
I V 41 For 40 years I have depended on Ayer'
-11ongl" rry recteral for cougus anil colds. 11
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ap earance, excl;Ainlv�l loudly In 4
vote Y raptures-A-
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qn!)� strengthens Weak
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"Goshl Ain't he f4l"
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ISHINGI Why,yes,Jim. Heart beautiful in her 'splendidly null' way--
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and soul devoted to the gen- cold, precise -why, -mail alivel
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. � Nows N ote,�. . . '.1"Ca"Mio.. for .—L-0-ol'. .Mam".
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made my heart jump into my mouth at
tle art. 'Twas a line and � I .
f hook, with a f6h at e end. ier presence,
( on however ,.w,tr. .A glan'ce
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Thirteen candidates are. writing Oil Weak Lung.5
Some authorities co,nnect **Huvrahl' wit
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a Hebrew shoilt of joy to Jehovah, whic
I of it and a fool, at from her pale blue eyes failed to make
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the vivil service exawbiatior.s in Lon-
occurs In the Psalms, Others derive I
me feel anything PNeept that iraybe I
- 'Or, that secured me the dearest
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(Joll. I 200NOWN If
.- Milo V* FL wa.r cry the
and wanted to throw an ext'ra log on the fire.
fweLtest of wives. Tell you about it? lqnally, sbe had not made we 'fall Ili
Ayer's Pills Increase tho activity 9
Mi ler's Kidney and Bladder Pills the liver.. and thus aid recovery.
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.-bor of an
clent Northmen. Others point to tb
Swedish Danish, "Hurra,"
. OW right. Smoke up, old fellowi Oli, love with tier.'" � �
tan, this log fire is cosy, but I would
ere always summer!" "Just so," I nilinui-rvd. "Dut it Seems
cluallso the sy4em and Purify the .
blood. Sold by It P Reekie, Clinton. . . I —I— 1,
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and and.th
German "burren," to move quickly; o
the Danish "I-Iurre.1, to buzz, with whiel
"I'lipt indicates otherwise," I inter- to me you found all that out pretty late -
'jouterenoo of Gr
The Minet:E,' eat Bii!aia rhe - Macgreg6rs of the Sahana.
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9 u� ir Francis Pat
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ra- burry " a'tod'of" Normandy an
soclt�
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in the day."
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ted-, pointing to the luxuriant vine ,.JU�L �,o," lic niurniurtal between the
W cl� thickly covered the fence outside
t�4ti DyiKuitnonsh. 6clpred gnitili-t or.Y . I I
. change in thefieQal policy of re%il3ritiii , � - ,
Ga I MO. my$-
Thank heaven, there is still so
. gland," 'a a _� I was a wise rustot
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in dy� e;t.�1t1sb,d by Rollo's de
the ,whidow, and was already showing whiffs of his eigar. "But a far -strained
0 I ;ense of honor wasn't .piag'to make me
Oomp of its leaves tinged
Miller'.4Compound 1ron Pills have , &erY left in the world. . A boo I with �
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such virtue that ever one should try title like that of "The Masked Tawar-
,r,,, .that anyone who ]led reason to fea
damage of good�, life or limb, could'rals
'Haro
with red,
though September was yet to Come. I �ajss the real tnia., So--),
:'So?" I queri "
Yes, the "good i,d
thmil. Sold by R P Tleekie, Clinton. Akd' makes us .g.rolteful that we .
. I dva now and not some hundred
the country by .the cry 1, ,H
Raoul,' justice in `1)111�e Rollo's name
Hence our 'hue and cry.' The old Englis
old summer time" was I
toing, with hurrying footsteps. Alas! 'So I wrote t� my ullcle� told him' 'I
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- � years ,
The Loodon Globe warns Briiish at-Ntoi. bence, when all the tracts of
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nim of the danger of,pandering to thv aood
'Harrow,' 'and our 'Hurrah' are but varl
Zewith a pang most of us part with Ow Wkitts were with me. TouchinlIy
log.,,ed Mal to rp!,wniber lie had had
wikof rb-,TInitedStatrisat the cip,lisopf will be accurately mapped and epitorn?
ations of this." Tbere aW some, who re
gard it as merely an-tinitative Inter3ec,
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1, though winter has its attractions. day; that in all this wide world P(t
was seated in the e'�epry smoking- I
:red in gazetteer$, when no surprise will
colonial feeling. I I
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1. eet .the traveler anp3rbete, when say.
. tion, aki n to "whurra," used by Addiso
in a ,play, 171l5, or of "buzza," found.in
toont of my friend's house I I found the ope wonian, 'and into
(such a
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Bvory personsuftering from
, ("Aeil0T'nI - ige peoples will have d:ej'6ut or have
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hold 'ter 'faza.' Ilk answer? lik.
. pleasant home that is, by the way),
DebilitV should titko Miller's Colli- I
�, .:)ecolne civilizeq into Blurts and" Sunday.
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tratching the pale blue smoke, or rings, * n-wer was ,4mra(-teristio of himself, I
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pound 1ron Pills. Sold by R P Reelde, , haEs 'an
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aturl up from Ill Was even a bigpr fool than lie deemed
There were manner of fishin , pos-11)11,�; that Novonien were a mistake;
ity favorite briar. rods I �Ie,d b(,u:l wise to keep them
Clinton. . . ts stulfed specimens lit museums.
� - I a nrasked. Tawarcks! Critical hon.
Urain men ex ress considerable dis I Th'
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. Tariff Changes.
The marlwt- for United 'states.
-kind tackle in evidence; some valuable clear of
satisfaction witf, a circular or the G,T. j �sty, compels,us to say, that the author
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Water -color sketches decorated the warm- (he was jilted, pool- old fellowl); that
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R., making new regulations as to car- -8 a mighty long while in getting at
and rneq�ts. in Franco. is now virtuall3
tinted walls; an exceedingly lint 41 - his fricuds were bacholors-a
e can- �
too i tong �vinding
ria,� of wh'eat. them; but the journey and t
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.closed, -the French Government having
kead" mounted guard over the door; rj�inarole, tip by afflirming
& few sporting ts llatiked the wide, w: ,,�U,d cut ine oly wit4 a shilling If I
acei, I This thoroughly enjoyable. The Tawar-
A _31arvellous Ilesh prod I I eks are the people we hear
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made changes in the tariff which form an
even .more serious'embargo on Arnevican
prin' 1 . I
Old-faabioned fi)Leplaee� ommitted the Pgregionq folly o
with its dog- ' I � f marry*
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the statement ofthose who. have. i - of -so often
used "The D & L" E'nii0sion. , fit connection, with Fren,ch eNtension L in
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meats declared by Germany severs,
years ago, -1 te ee
I enceforth cat I , p
Smte and blue and white tili a de-'g-tim, American." ..
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"What's that?" I asked, Tlo� noticed I "Ahl" I ,in,ul0i,i]. for t1le story was
said to be, vich and sweet its , renin and t qorth Africa. The Saliaro, is their couti.
not ulipleiwant. I I Sahara of sand, loneliness and
.sh
goats, hogs, etc., and fresh. and salted
ea s produced from,tbem will be sub-
t huge frilled pink cotton thing hanging le "ing exciting, -but I take 'leave to
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' I . ,90,a, on; the Sahara of the oasis, the
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Jected to the rrinximurn tariff if,imported
into, dtrec-tly from the United
Win. a peg in close proximity to the i ffer fr om yonr uncle, worthy mail.
ZIng �Voluen, I fancy, are a necessary evil -
T -eig li e,gation of -Knox Church,
S U" 's decided. to support it paim. p solitary
Lt 1�d�t� . lantittion ' and the .
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St,tes;rance.
or it imported Indirectly, through
a luro ean country, there
rods. I was tretting old, and It . .
iseemed to me -that in` the land of "long like one!s liver. A mistake? Certaiul
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rnigsionitry in the foreign field,and M 1�e As to the oriaht.of the'Tawar-
r I eks an� their languai�q' let the learned
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t .be an ad
ditilonal tax of 69.5 cents per 220 pound*
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40" I had seen such things -just the 'lot"' (I felt myself smiling grimly; I -
was a ioll old ),- ), I 1; 4M L
Davidson the choice. . . I ' .
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areel. No; they basket
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go ahead." I I . I
e s no i ng ais 1 a Joub. imm-
Liver P1.113 ' They "mike constipation,
I Ueloor race, but, whatever.their history
.1 Dr 4�oeht, it is
were of
� . . . . . . �� Anufacture. I felt puzzled.
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"Well, we had -Aome. delightful weekV
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(117'41p('�Sia, sick headache and bilious
certain that to -day tlt�i
I are� nomads 6f the Sahara .who levy - ,
1 , "Thatt Oh, that's my %Nlfels gingham
after that- We'd -o off whole.parties
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� it-bout:gi,,ining,_1)ur - sick
sl,� 1.
� , �v .ging or I -
blo ckmall' on all who use' the. caravan
. 11 unbonnetl" laughed Ned, and then I
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of us, with Indian guid'es" to fish for'
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�;.. 011ected in wy boyish days we used
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bass --Crooked Lake, Gloucester I?ool,
men of the party ,often-niake
� Uo-Home Bay -and get big haulsi , The '
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At the Baptist convention- at: Owen
Sound *most satisfactory reports weive.
20rcession of *their deniands; I fr
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t .1pod old
toepay themselves in the " ' 'way,
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a task to get
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presk -on
as to the progress of inissi
simple plan. . .
They ive. in small'
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� rosy lips under the protection of that
jackpot,' the lady who caug,lit the larg-
wo�!r!tvd
in the'Northwes.t. ' . : I
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I uge erection,
- rattles of trying—
'Ill 19 once—ahl she was a
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-St , '311 getting the .
� fi pool. The least ex-
peri.necd augler generally .wo ,
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round 8elling ouir oods. AlNvays in
t, cd'haunts of' other peoples, t6. whom '
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they. are ,known chiefly as' raiae s who
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-'0'11'4'�- Then we'd repair to a log b -
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a, whir wind upon the: en. .
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=.nlress "gown"
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where our gufdea cooked a rip Ing din-
ner for us, fresh fish boing chieT, . f
y in evi.
bi; luxilries. .No - .,It season. Write
G Marshall & Co: London, Dritt. � .,
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FainptueLit in. tbe,dorb jg� the dawn,
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and makie '�o' siierul)le' lto' talie Uimail
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., . Vned), the sensible "Have some soda
denoe. Awfully (rood it tasted. There'
was 06 launch.
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.A Frencli-Canadian was leeelitly
life if they- are resisted. To visit U4,,
Tawltreks, note their ways � an& customs,
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,I 4V wool-gathering. I puffed out a
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gasoline which ' puffed
about sometimes by . moonl,gh't—not'
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sent to ittil At Ottitwa, for oneday Jor
pontempt (if court,,. He refused .to gi ve
and- if. possible pliotogriph their coun-
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tensinces, was the object of our nuthor...
� ,� of smoke. "Tell me about the
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This,.I,,t forial...4 4, 1, Aun 1,;, 14.
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I and the girl, uestion?" .� . I . Is a point of almost religious etiquette . ' . I . . . .
ounbonnet, and the fish uniph! And had - you popped - the elln thim4anguage as well as his r . U e CU , 401 .
;ymd nd everything,,$ i said, leaning q . I motv,11111:�It'12.que. � .. I *�
. . � Rxn6nff the' Tawareks. -to keep the face - . I N, %I
lack contentedly in my armchair, for "No I Wait a bit. I had never been A Na�ging Col. 'h drives sleep arid vere I . � ..
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j�ou me, asi I said before, I was gettin I � dubbed a.coward, but, somehow ,Aiben it, ' -L aw . co d. up -to the level of the eyes'wlih ' IF- . - I - ----.. -
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g I came to that I felt in -a terrible funk.. I collifol ay. Vou. chn. conquer it I folded cloth'. I -low Air. Mpg found . �)_;7 _2�_11 11 .
4ptd- It was time to forget my own b - with Allen's Lung Balsam which re- his Ta-vra�eks at last, and succeeded in . . _:T� , . :::: .
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'gope love affairs and take. or profess To lieves hard' breathings ' 3 n in the takinj -photographs of three of 'their - -_ _
'"UN, libe keenest interest in other peo- "Shel" Fgasped. "Is that:'the way chest and irritation of Pthi .. .
Americans h . . e throat women; whom. he persuaded. to unvellln ' . ' ., ..
Ve"L But 03otto voce) are the ever ave V - Give it freely to tbechildrefi. the absence of the men, maket; most In- - . �
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"Listent and learn. She knew by ev- . I . I .. . .
wU!really forgotten? Some mind pleturds ery word Rnd sign and look 'that � I ' Atruly Cihei-nian episode is exploib, � teresting reading. - The ocarnteriano-a- of .. I � ..
e mist of years fails to dim. Better ed in Ralph Henry Barbour's story the -young male Tawarek . whom, with . . I
,so; we would often be lonely enough if I adored her -trust, a woman for that- called "The Crow Sceptre" in much -greater difficulty than'in- the case . . . . .
-At were mot thus. ,. . and 'Shalleyel (that's my wife's nknte),; I . .
. I November Lippincott's: There 'is an of the Women, lie indirced-to-uneoviii his . . —1 I I
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like the pluck a e isi for all her ainazinginix-up in e1cpements.which face Wextreinely fine 4s reproduc�d by .1.. . �,
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"Well (puffl puff!), it all happened a soft wiles and ?o011tr,1 was toy helpmate in tirs the risibles * � � Ilie youth miqht*ba poet'. ' i,
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'4�V �90- We w.,re holiday* .
m$ .on the I " is . - -
rgian Bay. I had come out to Can- that as, bless her] shes been -since we . * . . photography . . . . I I
.xda with an Oxford ahum (puff!), had I were married, Shalleyel Hasn't it a ' 3111burn's Sterling. fleaaa.che Pow- as well'awtvirrior, flow far'it is typicil � . I ..
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Ibad a, nasty spill In the hunting field, 1* uid, gurgling, musical sound? Borne- Cleve "iVe woll)(111 ,o In the author d-oes not say', and probably , : . I I .
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I th ng like the lapping, wish, swish of I
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4 1� I . t%ly,vairis and leave no bad after cannot, as he had � opportunities of "
fknd mz broken bones didn't seem to knit I effects whateye�, Be surb. yon 'get seeing uncovered faces, -But he fells its I I . or .
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�,froperl , or something was wrong. A I the water against the little Indian bark I .�Iilburn's. Price 10c, and 95e,all deal� .enough of - other characteristics of "he . .. I
canoe? We have one in the attic'-' I � I
, ellow iesirs so much nowadays of -the brought It over with us.' ShAlleye . I "I ' ers. . - . . . . Tawareks, the pride, the dignity, Jhe � I .,. I.. . . I I
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Preat Dominion -anyway, out we came, � I r, � . . � . .
Pad after some touring found ourselves I helped myself to anothei.11, aud S. I'l III You .kim NOT a subscriber to th6 small Well -formed hands, - the stature,
. . the fearlessn6s, to Wake. in us. th. t Call and exMine ,
1.bn an island in the Georgian Bay, en required it. Was it possible- I should I NEw EnA,, send its $1 arid get both, .,it. I 9, an. *. , I I ... . . � . I
- , ever again advocate matri ? If clent bellef.ffi the' open air -as the true Our otook of high art pisnoi'ol! Is ,
lov I � so j and theINIontreal. Weekly Freralid; to , I * . �
�m it,, refreshing breezes. I she proposed -to you?" I Is sil Ist.Jaii., 1905, If you ate a sub.�criber. sphere of man's perfection.and. ennoble- estomedeirigns, and contsinist o.
I re were 'summer girls' there by - =ed. ' . . , g. finest a
Ahe dozen -of course, all charming an . � ard Americans-----�' , , : ... . renew your subs&ip6ion.,.and get the m6lit.. - * , I .tioAs purchasable for money. . Seeour very
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th "My �Vife� is a Southerner--4rom. Vir- ' Heetild ,free, I . I . So'41so when we' turn from' the men latest styl6s of sweet -toned organs; at . bes
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-�ntt�,but ahe-well, from . fi. i ' 1 . . ... � I . to the desert scenes so well describadAft prices. InBtr.qementB rented. tuned or Ire
'Adrus I saw her it was all up with me . On &-and ast sweet and -modest an a ' �- -,--- —7 --- ---- - . � I. -1 the book, iiow the.desiies, of youth are Paired- Gramopbones and music . in var.
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4(puff 1 puff 1). Quakeress. It came about this WILL . A . . I. . . . . . � . . itirred once more. Again. -Ave learn the 18V at . - . . � - . .. .
9h* was balancing herself on i We had been out in the'launeh in e. 1. ,, ,., �-. � �,,. i �, �, : - ,,� . f,'i .1. . .. . . , .
,�edge of a ha ,ck, that pink thtbp twilight, They have little 'of the -, . . .true significance -of that eadly anis. I
ramlo Ing , t out . � . . . Ilse . word . . 9S. I I
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Itilted forward over her delicloust lIttli there, by the'way. ;! �� �.tll �. I " T 1�1 , 11 !-' , 0, . d "otasis" as we follow. the lit. . e. ]ROARIE
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to recious time reciting pft ry dling, with difficulty, to shore and w4lk-. . I ,sled . : places one sinks lit. it ankle-deep. . In . .
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way, I flung pru- mine. My tongue seemed tied When I :. 5 I)r. Chase's Nerve Food, but we do not rememb.er to haveta I
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d told her, Just exactly It , bi but that droning of the $aI
' Ow I felt ,rous system hap been b�ilt up wo erfidly by Rattenb-mr,y St To*s'
When I r ' a ng we would go 'far to hear for Its V .
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'. verandah. ihe moon had vani3hed'dis- O? . appetite is rst class, and I have Sahara can be 'no mere -waste ,while the Direct Imporsers. Workmanshir
creetly behind a cloud ' but I could see 1wined consi era . in flesh." - I Taws.raka, survive. ' and Materla guaranteed.
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and whispered, oh I so softly, while ,,be and s, a,urc of r. . W. Chase, the famous
09cham's groped about, as if searching for 4ome- receipt book author, are on eveo box. ,her inaps " her own. And most strang'o' JAS G 8 f"A A I J I �'*
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J My band touched bets. - I Wonder it she tioast off' ad Applied to setsorld,bAnd gao true Arab art and fabrication. NI'(*.kaI
. li�ard My beart beating like 0, ateairi ent , nwnts. The following adTeTtie*ment Tei alarm clock& and chin CURES
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. then more fir " " 3 to 6 in " Julla 1, Patto I '"' re I � raw .110ILda.0hes,
in . hroin re ir p ths.6 bit drnot harry eara� �
1tv . dazed, Inoreau. sUppin,ott,h 11*21ne.4 z, n 6 ,in e t a I 8�011111
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Nervous Disorders., ing In her dftr eyes I opuld not utter a 1 *0 10� & . . I Meant for a Compliment. I I I Scrofulli., I
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I Sick Headache, Cus'tipatIon, woey. 1 I . - � �11 I � I I- Xnamigisists, the workers in the'8001,11 .. . j* and Q ti,oubles
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bout the Ash and the, fool, ,and . 6 I . Ible In wa7s =h$ Liver.
. I themselves as fast ", possi
the Vpk sunbol�� #,44 --and every- . aAd op000h .to -their now environtrieni,
Wind and Pains in Stomach., what a' 1. 1, 1. I I 110wels or Blood.
1% i Tradd-m. �h. . . tlat they sometimes acquire t1he lwa-
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I 10 I that, of cotirse—". �'the post- F-ttensively* used in Hospitals .
Impaired Digostioll, script -to tlie etory. A gdpd Joke,. too, As ,. 0 . . . , lin I of Rallvditir, ont;
_ got Ing a vivid und modern assortyftpn� . writes - " I bullove Y
, t Told YOU, my ,*Ortbv. u4 0, came out -The. mW palatable Emulsion of elairg before they caritise even orain- Would I)mvo been In
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lam fts' who argulnUfdatters over afade ' ' ' . 1, %A '"ung Woman who has t�tlght iL I I ad, t riot bt,en for
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'_ _`w wit 31tO &001)t efaMd io be intio., i Very easy to d1gest cla'As -of little foreign-born.girls, tafta who ters. lwasruntl.yivil
Fema-IM Ailments. di e, T( g A.Tnefloan minx," . hap em to be in appearance pecullarly to #,1101 e�n (.",tvat,
f that I ('oultl Fivareo.
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though I ootild lqeW he was Imprepsed by I . s=l, dainty aad ele had the plea, '
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h4r,beauty &W�atttaetjvenogo. So nlat. suxo rocontly of overCe"Irtl I � 11 I
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Thomas Beecham, St. Helens, Eng., ! morning &,lot Of Us got Off With rod and I 1 1121111 artion." I 4 3 1 bw4a,cho� iwo (?�� .,;
Vrorm. Ite,'being a kees fishier, could not The litst Rem�d�joi O'S e is a bully Iddyll' said' the firAt ; 1, 11,1.�:4; ITO* it - .,7
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