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Croupp Sore, Throat$ Severe Chest
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Hotel tit 4 Q other'llight,' According to
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lief but positive CurO is the reSU .
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ft a IV FOR HEADIUME, A RiEY' --y-e-a-r-'s - ___ ,___ QUtjrqIy,-i disappear � . Bates'.& Co.; Toronto. .1 . . I . 0 , t -C -,ca unuer ULU 1JUWLU-y.-J3V 'j- __ , . - ,
Ii�tlmliadons the- - ai actress of h 'r 14Q, 15 4 llatlyoof. �t ., licial,, I . 1 . . e - - -
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Mft'103 I'M DIMNESS. . before `14$,gn4 of't�e� . O.� Mit, aiid Midature of I)r..,'A. W. tLlorontoi and that, i to, .the fortacr �.v
- nay.ieg, ,aad other ro . 118pf.'aldago -of vocalisti 6n ,Ill I . , , ,,, chi
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ITTLE FOR BILIOUSNESS- ' vid_ the�_'il"Ss'o ' famo recelptbookguthor,areli everybottla�* .. -,vas �thv creator., .d I . out of ilia ,,, chi
- lra -.Will lot .it alone and not �. � R . . . - Orow o of nientallsts, I might itention Rif,* I
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FOR TORPID LIVER, forn't � _. . I 1� . . e' rL ;elle-,rieve Finlay, who is the prin- ., . Write for illu
ke�p it Alive by�' 6oniroversy. .It is - 0, . . -_ I .1, numerous, role I. .d that iii her, Oay (. .
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FOR CONSTIPATION :A, fettehA, and when- it is Attack- ' I I 'cri� . of tile -,v.prld cipal c�)ntralto. ill 1A.Countr: .1 '. . I
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I LLS. d loy�al Hindoo is t ,1LlDlIQIy (teware that it. 10 the rea' Wrot(It of bi�-r Ta .Ile' as being', %-Ie� This litt.le girl'w4s born ill Quobcq, . . . I .. I . AYERS
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FOR SALLOW'SKIN. 0 d . =ew .4nd first. I'll do hei' debut.at WY'B .
- IFOR THECOMPLEXIO . And I .t. - an!(t OPIY, 'cause 04 the wretched cc�n- .1harkable lit, its, conception and ox- a �,��:�"-.,.-"wi?.� � , . - Mos"41
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- his private inion - . ition of their d the grdfit- - you k TheAtre, New York,., two y,�ars Ago' . . I-. . . . .
MAW.0 OP .4i its. prad ica, d . people alt I position.; and did now that _ r� 6116 i4 now playing, XISS - '.`.;,y'1t-, ,1!, ,.' . � I Got
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- Ina -, o -theIr progress. S110- Loids ,Waudet, tho, brightest' vaude, in the pa _ . . �
Ideft I a nage$ y be, but est obstacle t , . , " , N'ra ,Ql6hch, vi . OlWiSte, . _. ; -.j4� " '." � ,., - , .. - . .1. ; .
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CoURE SICK HEADACHE. I gressive. cultured Hindoos will them- Hindoo "d author of a,, standard . � L the logitilhate AS t4e � honorqd� by L the"'Queen. 'She was .. . . , I '. � ,.; , I I ''
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selves discard it. .. I ' 'past 'aud'Pre rn at St. MELry.'s, Ontario, And is -_
. book entltled� "India, I .'ideal Ophclla�` � War. born In. Men- bO . . Albi it; .
The influences- of travel., Official and .sell . t " " deeldres ihai* '�UVilizatiOn has treal;:and received hot- 0jdu!:;gtkd4Jn � now Ill, lqn9lan,d. Madame I) . .
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I relations and social. beent� brought io a, standstill by its � a rivent. At � .
�Wlth foreigm , )us . restrictions And - -there- is - the case. 'There are. others .of *Invin, ..,who are the cquiedielinbs of 'L #=MMM .11
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to 01)taln � .- . tary and the elvi.1 servie_e, theL adoP7� ,restrictions - Are . removed. If, -. � the - tuos� * 1. finishled. gc father bein g Itobert E. I cdmpbqll� - . . !, .. 1. I . I
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Asa fodder cro work undermining �' i is not Kind I i rencel. daughter 'or E, 14). rriintdce, , � ,
an agencies are at oo at' 611. 1 An , I . . ,
. .p the corn plant is M . Hindoo . w6rd "caste" i�tead -of - wa;0 born in Toronto And edu�at6d who.;niade'lier. debut in t. . . � . I
Important one For Ensilage purposes the institution, and when blit Portuguese, and that In it, U011ti-cal at the Convent of the" ' Ito. Qeurt . � .. . .
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and -cars is desired. Varieties that arR comfort Lair convenion he is . very, do ,religion,'Jt , �PlllPa at'vely . rs'. and -the -theatregoels, In. of Hamilton, who wa. the wife Of ____
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suitable for ensilage are not, as a rule, certain to ignore. thie'va. The..e�xperi- - modern Idea. � . . .;I ... 'L . I . .that her . Tallie- as Ali arLiSt- -Stuart Rob oil .. e tl�e d ... rolldsit . . . I I
the most profitable to grow for husk- ence ofttho Mahataia-Of Jeypore, ot f, to Ir . � . - : . --- . ,
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-on tife same farm-larriwthe imnig - Miihoiii. I Wto a YOU,y6een , Y'' ,L a- ,Q . ; --;-The-flrst�' 19*40 I" , "I ' I ,W=2 I . , i�7ff,�a . . � . I . . I . .
-tng 0 7"ro `�U&%T_ , G - Iiiia- oi 1 �hc- stage.. MISS Allg- otherwise Evol . Latre of Lon- , - .
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iate locality. The largest yieldti of His � case is on y one . 9 I L I ' ., - MIA...s_
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unusual. � chief 'gods of the. people, � .,wire the I. lilt. first made her, .' appearance - , in. doq� lt�qjo,, I aso.Inalting -a. rCL_L .L � ,. , .
fodder are ob ined from the later ihousands, for nearly ever native. -sun;- � fire, w tp -liatural , I I I I put A I V , . . ;1 I
,y .ii av and other . Shenalidoah I , � �.Chat�'S .nearly , ton r abroad"As 'a I 101ITilste .
n varieties, and for ensilage the has - ..`. .. . MIN&I
eni g prince and, wealthy Efindoo , - . I - w1l red . - ill' 1806 she was. -others, - , I
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Tbiep, 't'Irns are obtained fr6n . .y'eaxs' L .1 I - L . and amon .
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that *ill just reach the lazed at& e of broken caste again And Again *itli�. to ." the'L 'georant . masses by , the Ahe, ROXAno i . It Cyrano do 13,01, , hent. a Jew, young '. wome�l 00m , A--�.,11 I .. . . I
out suffering the sliglqpst disadv4u� 'e 6 I I I I I ... I . � � ,_ I. . , t -not., . . who I �, - i. . .
.ripeness before thetitnelor early frost . 'prie 8, w�p f.d ,ally, developed giving every evidence of a Ontario Land Quebe6I will b� - * MMUMMM �� .
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Varieties that give the largesf yield of . . . Of great future. A n Ire � . .
ood en.ilage in Eastern Ontario, indiffereni. ' . I this, inAbe course time, for s.ocial'rea-. Ada and United, St4tes*wlth Jainos J.Lfor the frich T I cotild, *'mentl6li thent - I . . . - � I - . I . ..
'Travelers sea very,littlo of I sons, divided the people' ulto 'fo'ur . v - sc6re,,'ifenry' Miller, who �Iw - - �- . I . .. . I
Cbec and tbeMaritime provinces fire I � . , �O!.Nt.�of- she. gathei xl ' fivall. laurels, ,1 by the I .1S. . . . . .
among the best varieties for husking peculiar institution,, and t Is .. SO .cliS468: r1rSt,,Ltbe,8rahrn1ns-. which.*' Which . al - ie . has Added to sinqt� -joiT.17 �L I I Frohman's mati.Age- . .. I ..; :L. ' . �
that . they cannot dtim'. I terary Ar,d -t 1. . under Dante . . . � o. Treiaienil'a'us Kill Ofltatp-
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in South Western Ontario, and the complicated . 1ricIude.tb6'prIebtIy,, the Ii 4. tho En�pjre Theatfo -dompaily", m6nt,' , is a -Toronto b.py , Jack,Fark, . I . � 1. .� .
prebend it without monthsoistudy. � If the .popula- . I I I . 3 I 'iw' hundred.thou�and'r.
'best varieties for ensilage in the I . . t�io . rulinj i�ortibn'. .6 . ' '4011hell there's Viola, .A.116n,l not L a' another Toronto 'boy,' is considered' Ovt,,r 0 .
f jpe.men they _.Soe L sh , - . ' I . . I -eclsq�--M-�e
latter district are grown for husking They notice that a '. , tion; end, thd.K jityab., b.r'war- ww, but - I�cj, (.11fillhood the.11nest-light.opir -ba �02,782, to be pi
. _A,A Annle_ ;. 1. . of lbanadi'4n .bc . .. o a . ritone Sing- '
in the great-eorn-belt,--l-t,-is-not--tO-be- -inee"n, -r-1-oys--, who. wure nnu Law knight's- 6, where she re, or * oil- th& Arnbricall Stage, and Jack, . caught.;At the. Ll�ln on docks wi
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recommended, than, that farmers Ing SijnS Lp011 th f6 . . . .was spent in.Torplit ey� haye f
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along the nor.bern corn belt grow as, our bearer, c Klein go. landowliors,'the. Tatming calved her early ,training ' � I filati f , '"curiis to the 'o* cial I rat�c . I
Are out - - len . � I � Toronto bb.,
theirownseed for ensilage corn, In marks . I " but th irely .. SAP'; ' Kalsyai�;'or , I . � I " . you wi�ll renicinber, wab , the first �'S' ird ilnailag�rs - o , some., -vi
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-securing their supplies of seed they ficial, and indicate the particular I. pppLlatioii 'and. , ,tbos6 onga .- '!`T�e Chrikt!4111," or the largest, thmitreli Ill Nl,bNv York . .
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rner.ca;ntile,. Arid �mqn-uiAc�urllig 'Ind.us- 'yeh;rs agb -buchl ' a,' I Und Chicago, - I - to show,. Port I And, do their best to ri -
Ir " caret is In thd hab-: . 'whiell, five , bad' . I. ..� - %A7illph. goes ,
become accustomed to dependent' I deity which the. w . I Ally -ill . I I as ff�st heard As lead- yOu thal, a es�6cially.To� . .
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on their seedsmen. A great dea . it af worshiping, as yantb, who Attended the other CAS00. . ,in to- � j otill, ronto is well reprose - .tile . '�'Wc� are very glad to see' . the
therefore. depends on the care exer- caste to which li� belongs. A . white. . . . � . Ing woin. .the lamented I )�Wd .in
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-cised Ly, seed merchants in securirg triangle means Krishna and a -red . �ofaed in thefields ind,didthb heavy McCullough, Mterwards'.. playing With, , th,at ricai professloli.'.' Mr. 13Qird. said an bfflcer .. ''. A IIXT .
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their supplies of seed corn. circle means Siva�tlie -two greatest labor.of the community. �.. � . ..841,virii, , � joe, Spffergon and-, .:' �. � was asked to say go . grain s ip .0 I.. . .. . the
Owing to them . ale I ' The* lawg�of ,o n . � "1116-d., she i in the first hinisoif, but,he 46 nnod.m LOWOV'6ro , here fairly 'swarming *Ith .
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and female or- gods --or vice versa, I have forgotten . cast6, as xplai ed by Florencc� ay is cl� ' . +
. , . ;.. . of, actresses . a . I . lite � *.N1.r_ Oeard,.is',�sb 81-,elt �kiiown *.in.. TO-* *luln, 13ut sjl�ce the. itat-catchers'
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ans of reproductiot -tined - - Chuirder , liuff,' - .. . , rkilk. nd".11as. well fa . .
i being bornp oil which, and Hindoos who are ine provide,: � I it Ely 4eo�: on I be
gifferent parts of the same plant it is to let their light shine before Inell :��- 1. �That indtvlduals,c�iiot be mar- on ,'both' sideb -of. . the Atlantic. ronto ill WIF,illvS'S and' I llSictll- cir-- I have start . �
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The he wits born ,les that his:iI.apid , to LthQ .IjQs com6'prpsilecti
spread on these symbols with greiLt' ried,who do not' -belong to th a -(,Julia Arthur,. w. ir L � the 1 AilimElCiS - . . I ..
difficultto keep varieties pure. e Sam .. I , .
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pollen is borne on the tassel and must . I . ...., - 1 Hmillilton, is anotboi .()( busill6f"q Plepresent t4,
care and regularity., � caste. . . . I . .. � I . I -11 ' I . ', at 'like' �pp,sschgors. . For
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come in contact with the silk before temple, every, marl -A 21. le'ef, what a �4 . IhOlud thn Augustiti. 'TalY 11115k Col' - h s
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At every . . Tbat.. a man may.1lot , sit � tiD amp. . . tronges . t and I oldest thea- � - - would sooner sign
seed formation can take place The piace, at the places where Hiticloos., ,eat_wl . th another'who is 'net . of -his call db� :She made her first *. , a,p-. P&Ily; tile S - Stance. th.ey
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o en is carrie c le ' - . ... � . -tee with an� ablateur Araillatic. al firni-An.Amorl�a, 9�)m . , in Ship than on
' go to bathe, at the railway Stan aown, caste. . .. . �. pearat . , . trk. . . ' . 1� .. "" , X *
ven when plan d two or three hund- 'be-,. , '3. . I . ' ge, � and f�r tho , busi!i1f.s4. ;kbility. of this - carrying- Rig iron, �London I at
. tions; public buildings, in,the must be cooked club bX; eloVen years of .4, , .. � I .. .
red yar apartv two distinct varieties .Th�tt his m�&Is' �. � peared with Dan- -,4vilg- man. ,III ,.qpp.),I�jng of tba;uvw- - ' -' . . 'r--�-. .
wherever else, multitudes oeither by persons of his own ;' -a three .1v - ap� I . I I ;
. . .. past., . ., _0ars lat * or ;u0si . cat conted,V,� ".eylbli," I .. . -�., -
become cross-fe'etilized, and in 'conse- Mrs and . , '� .. Bo1rhuan, ftsorw4xds -joinin'g Sir - � "Sunny C I � . rliT . id..vim min vrr... , _',
quence, established ty-pes become are accustomed to gather, You will ,or a larahmin. - . . I . - I.. . iol , a I . - .
atting. on: a p , . . `he scored a Person .) .1��, , : tt is a Standing puzzle
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broken doxin. The charactors of a find BrahnMns squ . iece - .4 . Th4t no inan-,of an inferior Henry qrving. . S - -that was lilt oyi at I)aly's T)l(,It! that
not be preserved of matting behind trays covereld . caste: is to touch his .cooked fations, . at triumph at Rosamond in 'A Bcck� � . -Tiondon, at a (xist Of 00WIlty-thOu� ?.blind -swini..ners are able-- to hol
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wed and the crop colored ,6d7, 'or, bven--t-6-ent,�r-his�took-r-com4, -L&d_y_..IaL .: : 33,�_-q�id. said it sairpass siderable .distances,
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for seed be grown at least a quarter These 'min know the distintAive... 5. That. no water ,or �tber liquor that elle, has Ito r�va . 0 'eiWORY-ca-7 . —�jt7e s0.,t,'-4 11 .oildon--aald- - -,,t�-Ift -gaidanef 4 - i
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of a mile distant trom any other type marks of all the. castes, and for contaminateci by the ;touch of a analff - with A,jUji(�.t llat(lr4.L,_'&hi1.(-' ano�liel would bo reprodUced At Daly's Thea- 1,bau some species of call, - or
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or varlety. small fees paint the proper siglis'UR of inferior -caste can be 'Made use Of, wrlier spoke .of her as 'the Sargdi . I tre, -NToxv York;' the early, Pgi�t�. ' o .f * 4 . �omjAg from the winning goal.
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Varietj names have becone ve-y on the foreheads of their patrons, _rivers,'.t,h;nka and,efther largesheets Bernhardt of tile ,�nierfean Stage.'. ',IlL,.,�t season, aker'which ittWill be 'blind man, in fact, .. desiring - * t
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much confused and are not a safe who wear them with grea.t pride�. of water 'being, however, held to . be Aliss Arthur �who in �r-iv�atli life la seen ill :rororito for perhaps tVP 01' in a Straight line'popsessom the.
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guide unless the seed be obtained from you frequel,tly see them upon child- incaliabre of defilement. .1 . . Airs - ]ij. p. -,,,(.y . - r . three weeks.' '!As for 'A C' power of being abl.a.to"do
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a, skilled grower of seed corn. Oross- ren also, and on' h-olidaYs and . , re-_ , 6.--wThai articles -of dry food, . We- tile sui,go and 'is a . resident of 110s- Girl,' it -will last fol�`901110'tilne.t.Q . almost exactlY. A pr.ovincial � Iq
-bred seed corns sold under the.names ligious &mnivbroaries, when the - _cepting rice, wheat, grains etq'�, -do, ton� . I I . . I . . : It is. . n 1. I A - . instituted: A. series, of.�contests I
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of favourably knownstandard variet- people tome,�out for pleasure, ordur- not become imptir.e. 'bY' passing � Beautifu . I Carol - hie 'Miskel, wife I of. . in this - country', and we have not.' ,ppon, I lake. b6tweext 'blind' men an
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dis- their through the hands faf a In- Charles If. 11oYt,_ I . �, Y0 co, . �
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ies have been the callab of much Ing special ceremonials. at I .... man df i ' the I . I ,J,6- vere.d,half tile tbl"'itOrY, Butl . � lilt Was me
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are, inniany cases, eEceedingly wide I, god mark;" just as -he would wear. dry I . .but cannot b� taken.Jf.ihey -get � routo' was heiv Iloole* fr6tu babyhood I 9`06&night,". . ' __ , , , I . . .1 lous -so far -as the. straig& stee
differences between two strains of . . d I . ,Daly. I S for- , . .. �__-"__ . . . . . . .1 : ,of the' d I as coni7erned. " ,,
iety a badge denoting his regUnek.. -and 70 rtp or gn�ase - , - -. -until sho i0ilickd'Augu-citfil ' . . . I I . .blin -w . . . 1. I .
seed- which bear , the same Var ' . r Obor�- eighteenth year'' - Mrs; - � I . . .. t " . I . " ..
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names. Under existing conditions ou study into, the es.;- " t6les,:': such 'as- 100016' desh, pork . . . I I I.. �- .. , , � I . .e______. - I - ---
, rers cannot do bet- I The more ,-Y I t Hoyt was one of: �.ho most beautiful - . . . � . . . I
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Canadian corn grovi the more confusing.. It" .1 .
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;ter than endeavour to get seed of the.1 tion of caste are pOt to'be taken. I women - .on the., staget ,and in I ' - The i . . . )� 11aill-p6id (the, . .
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d varieties from becomes, but' it is intoiesting . . ws pit out , - � , ITISH .
and t : fo8wls'Thetoct.' the ocealit or any* .'aher Ian,' which w� , ittfAllible Kid (, R, .
. Contented Won as writ- mrj�) th:11� W, .
best known standar ,because -it is the peculiar : . . I JoWlijil. . � I : ..
Sources en proved to be important of the boiIndarles-Of India cannot be' by Mr. - Hoyt,, _1,11() .
. tell forker . . She � madia %ent to 21 ,;lu,tll State of -
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institution tof India./and is not found. * - I a prono lice - . . � I .
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the most reliable. , . I . . . I I -was -; . - , - nase Of Piles I -
Association, re- in any other- country in the world.. I 'T'he only acts whldh now lead to . line .died when her futum . as Xtnlide Lbe cure oP & I
The Seed Growers . 0 -- caste, &To. thd 1, * , ,. 1, . . :. . . . , tb.at.w.is colu; � idered hopele-�S- - . � I . I
-cently organized by Prof. Robertson The 200,000;000 or more Hill Oos J11 ,exclusion of following, sured. - - .. - - . I � . I
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has a wide field for usedial work in en- this Empire are divided -into a vast . 1. Embracing ChristihilitY OkMO-. "Of '00,111'so You. knew .that A-14il- The'news spread an..,, tile.. t.lenland I I
c aging the prodgetion of high number of lmdopendent well dirganiz- . � . . I . - I . stellar - was only. two Te;lrq - ag
. our . hammedaniew. ' .. I . garet' M.atlter,' who inado'her .
.class, pure-bied seed corb. There is to and unchangeable lirotips, ..which 2. Gpi,,1g, to I ,Ehr9 America -or .. . J ulict, in 1% . � t sd Dr 3 S. Leonhardt'of Lin- . I I " 11 I
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erS Of are separated by wide differences,, :A, " forcx*g'l ;c,6iintiF.. , � . . .. as born, a.t :TIIbqty,, cS)ln, Kez, lt�e ,�iscoverer, to. prepa,.,o � -
no line of work, that the grow . ny other . tro,' Cl"q,go, -w il - use Now, it is being " ' ,. �
hqr. or ,drink - 3. .Ing 6. w� - - �. � it for' genevii , , . I I I
pedigreed seed may take up, that is who cannot ,eat, toget Xgtir� -*!do Ont. And tfiat whctt7 she died' 3Ve . Int to all inti -t -S bf tbe.world. . . .1
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likely to prove more remunerative from the same vessel ol S116 At' the 4. ' Thr6wing I . away .. �he SAW() 3fears'--ago.' her funeral shroud Was' BE It ivill clll,�, ;111 �, ettt;L of ph�-�,-. Thei-e ' '.. . , �
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than the -growing of seed corn of same table or ;intermarry. . . .. threitil. . , 1. . ,the cost,ume of tho,wastor's heroine. , It's tre,i till en I., ill 4iliuik box. .. I I .
vatiet e for ensitaFe - r fowl, . I . �yiubelirio,." was" coll;� is a, niont ,
ies that are sixitabl, There have 'been and still are emi- 6. 'Fating. beef, pork, 0 Imogene, in., .'C I . Sold for S,1.0u, witil Albl�olutu guatanii-
purposes in the northern dairy dis- nent and learned- .PM16sophers and . od ceoked by a X-0- sidered'one ol her 'Strongest charat- . . . .1
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- caste - caste- .1, . � . ' tee. . . I I I . . . *i , I
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trict Although there are seventy I ammedan, Christimi, or.� low ter studies. -r, I for s.tl '' by druAy,gists, . . ,,,
;a. social scientists who admire 11 . I . � 1. nativC., . � . . . '' - I , - ,,?,o � N-
fivelarmers in Ontario who are g" I Letts of So- - Hindoo'. . - . 11 -
lving as one of the W- ghest agen . I ' . ., "Ethel 11Cimight Mollison, a . . . .. . -.1e , .
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gtowing high cial perfection., and they Argue tiistt. - in -th6 house . I - I I . I . ", i r'. .
ial attention to . . St .Tolfil; I 13 touring I � . 1: . ..
7. officiating as priest . . Oi � N Y16W I .
�eople -oi -low . caste Sudra. ', - - 1 4'- - I 110 . � � — . . . .. . .
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= seed grain as members of the it alone has prevented the of A v . . , ,1P � . - ... I � ,.I I - - � . .. . "9"%9_N10 - -
assodiation only nine of them AM - I sin .into bafbarl§m, I - I — aw,A from: , . __.;�i� I 91% T
I . India, ,rom re al, - is ts.. lly a Lem e is b _ �..,;:�__
growingseed corn. It is hoped that but foreigners In general And Chrib-' hom6 for -an immoral purp6se.' . .. . . . .
others niay be induced to take -up the tian missionaries -in partibulai. take .0. By �k widow becoming loose in I .� . . I I ... I
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work. According to the rules of the I I . .
association seed corn growers are re- I a very different view, And many ,illaracter. . . , from ; , ffed- Nerves
zh..Khtful and vatriotic Hindoos. ,.Wheh a H-indoo . is excluded
qvired to grow but one variety an the . . ... . fel- Do tan . .
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same farm and keen it pure by folbDw- . ite. his friends, relatives and %V
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lain opted by the Illinois Seed Corn
Wreeders Assoctation. Arrangements I
are being madd*bT Prof. Robertson for
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issuing an annua, assiciationcatalogue
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Wrad seed produced by MeJers.
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erein is provid6d an opportunity for.
seed growers to build tip a reputation
as producers of high class pedigreed
-seed of corn and otber cereals. Be-
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cause of the increasing. demand and
limited suppi of reliable seed corn the
production o7pure bred sead of this
important cereal offers special induce-
maents.
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� Mural New Yorker: - Poached eggs
in the French-Canadian *style made a
dainty and nourishing dish. A cup-
ful of milk is brought to the scalding
point in a shallow -granite vessel, and
In,to this the eg are jently dropped,
then covered, fRe mi Ik is not alloiwoid
to bbil, merely keFt at the scalding
point, The eggs w 11 be ready in about
two minutes, with the yolk inside of
a beautiful pearly film. Lift them
out carefully with E6 skimmer and set
each eg on -a, slice of buttered, de.
llcatel;r_%rowned toast. Add to the
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hot milk one tablespoonful of butter
and one tablespoonful of flour rubbed
smootb, season with pepper and celery
salto beat till cfealnY, and pour over
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the poached eggs. .
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woney in a bank nbt far from here
waA,& little ourioui as to the dafekeep
jog of it, and so orio dap, decided W In
vbstigato. Shatoddle, off t6 the Wall
dvaw r money and 460noW it., , *It
the Ing remsitlitk) the tell6k,,"ie
all th o may keep 16 whil
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Midest W8r4 09 Seleaw Ou Th'A .
serous MAMd7- I
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e preValenee of thOuMatlft iu
Lea , form at another# and tim latgelY
tats, charactet Of 'Its eftedits, have fbr '
a long time bet,pliFFAC18118 tO ponder-
bg and investigating As t0itt CRUSO-
The cause aseertiLiAed, , It .Would, Te- �
main only to And the most #fflectivO I
-means of temoving It. The vqrdlet o
experience ituct study at, the. present
daY 'a that rheunIfttlilit, Of whlitevOr
nature, blood disease, and the best
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",Utgr,tle. agree tba,
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an excess of uric .. - 8:61d, in'the- blood.
The effort's of students of' this Rfdlc'
tion, therefore, becatne eoticentrated
on the most effective means of CUT9, A
Teniedy InUst combine the most effee,
tive specificS and It must be Prepared
with such care and skill as to. letive
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-110 possible 61ement Of nu(!ert93ntY*
The to uch study aj2(L eftTO Is
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known as i4l�n_ju.o orhis ig a. vegd-
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table COMP0110d In the 0 .
which get upon the kidneyel In Such
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a way as to, Igtimulat6 weak orglift'S
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gincl overcome elogged or Sluggish Obn-
ditiolli. The kidneys Are -the Altef$ Of
the body, ,W,hta-they work IMPerfectA
I ly the -POIS011 thOY should excrete and
elpol from ,the systelh is Teturned to
. the blood, "Then CMSMS bl06d-,P0I80U1
Ing, ,Wh�j thci klidn#Y9 Ate WeIV th0'
0%eegs bt urie neld,.Abd other pols&ib
, 10 ell)elldd, the -blood is parifted, and
r rhe,umatifAni -may be I to nature's
# rouperative, 40000, Is put 14to
. ling. at 50'
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telits itt ail dMir Owes. irM 010,16111
I ohomles,j Co., Ltd., New York, X, V-1
IMAM the sale Of
19 ad wittmor, 01itf,pted, $tate# 40
0. this opeCIA0 ii tub y
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. nillot obigin wives or 'husbandS for . � I I � Si. ei . IS*' -
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is .children; even hip ,own maikied .
daughters cannot visit him. without Weak_ P . .
Tunning the, risk of being exellided I .. . I � I , . , . "I
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tr9tize him 0 compiat5lyethaet they
refuse tolvall'st hint even in sickness
or at the funeral of 0, member of his
'household- Tn gom I 0 pasbs'fhe Mall
eXclUdddirom caste � is debarrod from
the public temples. . . .
. To deprive a man of the 66rvice'of ,
his barber and his washerman Js be-
coming IA,re difneult these days, but
thi3 other penalties ,Rrc enforced with
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Lord Grenfoll, who is to be the
I Duke Of Clonnalight's Successor in
. Ireland, is an much a product of Af.
rica as Lord Roberts ' ' WOX of India.
After serving in the "little wars"
which ended in the shattering oftho
Zulu power at T!Iandi he Was' ap�
Pei ted to Lord WO18010Y's -staff-in
I . thenfirst, Inigyptian campaign, and in
tile X110 Valley lie remained .until, 4%
Sirdar, he had successfully' Stemmed
the repeated Onrush of Mandist bar.
barIsM It gennis, , (Joinaizah and I
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Toold'. ,,, o.wo eveything,to I gyptJ!,
Lord Gronfell once 840, "'ralik?"n-
ors, decorat.1611s, 003d.-iny *VC."'
]Mvelynr g, daughter -of Gou0r&1 ROb-
, 11ranclo returill-
Ott Wood When Sir %
ed to Egyp� as tommander of the
13ritigh troops there lie found -to his
110 ,Sm&ll mortilitatJoh-that the
task of recovering the Soudan had
I bmu entrusted, to his P"tViO119 40-
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& y"tr"Jr%acta deranged adiveso sad VOO. I
of&sn w"k spells would come over qte and
be " hid that I sombtlmdw thought 1
4 unible to AtirvivO thctn- I have
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tA ftrAAAM1ktIOn0 bilt U006 ot Oft"
a I did not feel &W to 00 any
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the Gal . - .Ouse, Was in the ol on .
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his f :� Fee, NI
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and Col. Throckm`drton, C6 ,
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to ill' , go to the roc Aq See it
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e,como -in," said oicktils, gruffly.
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Looking up he. saw Throckmorton, ,
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Asked, grugly, for he had his F -ng;- '
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.III thought I .would Ask If there
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"No, not .a thing"t.Dickens an-
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11 001. Throckmorton thoughi he -had
been m1f3understood, and.agbin asked -
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%. pidn't YOU hear Xne?
swared TAckonS, growing excited and .
gaZiog, at, the landlord as if he were
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0" Schoolboy, .,,If, there, is anything I
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*&nt I'll ring for it. YOU dall go"'
That was enough. Col, Throck-
mortoA,walked quicklY Over to Dick-
ena,, grasped 'his toat collar, , and
pulled him out Of the ,thair. Melt-
eni, m&11us&jpt fell all over the 9001'..
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If'o *0 game, hOW6vor,. and tht 016A
tought all over the room. .
14 t Mr, J)Idkens were, to
to'll", said Josh, tocently In
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telling About the 0eeurtonca., 'And
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