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I r r , , I . � I VaRA09 PLANT$ Or DOIMTFUL : VALTITY], Mxporlmental VMrms Note.) I Sudan Grass. C*noldermble Interest has lately been �mkea Irl Sudan Grasa_%s v, forage pjant ­ - - __ -,- L 11 n a Raiioubt a plal It han C4 the'value misreprers, er.0porat: � .--A* A fArmei I time ago I r Gress, He � I I a seedmaj � � volous qu ociribed In � I tion was the grass � . ton to tw The, vu, � In itoelf a in the. PE , I more tha � � fraudulen � % posed to I � ,V�ms publi , erin set t M I a It as a valuable graos. 4 fide belief that It Ilan agriculture. r notlace ,however, that LOS been grossly ; least one seed deal - a iled -by a c to a heig: at least. of Buell a misrepresei it to a ch � � a onort on Sudan Icon from the mar - were de- dqscrip- showing of some oicture Is Ltl6n, but to it Is - case of out hup� ;a can do i an Am - ft is a x�lexlcan pLanu cioneiy Indian Corn. And to be sure, out has also been used to 11111$� merits or Bo -called "Man's which is 0, Southern Millet that Luseless In Canada. I circumstances a few words Zd about the real value of mss4 Ito born out by un-blased , no. I �raso Is, as the naine, $ndleateg, rom tropical Africa, As such, � considerable ,heat to develop The Unitoo states Department ture, Bureau of Plant IndustrY., m, D.C. published . fell' years Il.tIn on Sudan Gress, telling _. - . . - I .-- _000 that Sudan Grass has no particular Value . . . except In the most southern parts of the Uniti�4 States. In the narthern States Its value Is not 4ny,greater than that . of any of the ordinary millets, It 10 . Quite obvious. then, -that Sudan Grass I I I g6fluot claim to be of any outitmitaing _111 .d§- value to Canada, and certainly not to any Aistrict where the summer heat is . leso than in the warmest i!�rts of New 'York State. When, this summer I visited Washing - I I ton, 13�C., I asked several of the 'United States Forage Plalit,Experts for their I opinlon,on the at least the ' varities now . available, would have any ,outstanding 11 Value for Canadian agriculture, � . ;aA -few experlmoUts conducted In Can, I da bave confirmed this opinion and un - I der the circumstances, the Sudan drass must. at present -at least, be looked upon � as a forage plant of very doubtful value. ML 0. Malte, Dominion A.grostologist. I . . � . � 11 WINTDR APPLICATION OP- 33ARN- . � I � . YARD MA$URIi. I � I . I � (Exp6rimental Foxins Note.) .. . The winter handling ana care of barn - I %. 1, yar,amanure has been a much discussed . Problem tor the reason that there lima - . b0n considerable difficulty In finding a . Practical solution. It Is an very well -to ­­­ _­­ .­ ... ­ -.I -.t1 +1,. 1. I .,. I � . . .1 1 � 4— � ..�,,. L L i . . I veca.Use that 14 a mosz important; i.mut,vw requiring every consideration. but, unless the plan can be carried out In a practical Way by the farmer with the remnants -of labor left to hita demandipg two proces for half work, just so 16ng will such suit,,gesttons be unheeded, 11 'he pros and cons ,of different methods 'of conservation have been all threshed oUt, Indtudlng.otoring In box -stalls and manure pits or sheds;, Piling In large he In Yard and field; hauling to the fligland distributing in small piles and d4vantaggs out when considered from a present day practical. standpoint BOU10 , Vdil- not "pass musten" (1) The box- ato-11 and manure pit method Is a most desirable practice since there is a *Mlni- murix loss of valuable plant food"don- stittitions. (2) Piling in yard and field hardly meets this requirement since the A 11" leach away the best of their valu- ab I plant food through a winter's wast - Ing. (3) The distribution of manure in small heaps has an advantage over me- thods one and two since hauling can be doni during winter when the cost of this Operation is muell less than at a busy season of the year and fadlltatds� e n time. The chief I i disadvantage Is that th;�ro is an Uneven I distribution of fertility In t1he soil hence � ununiforra crop since, Invariably, the soil where the heap had been is richer in the more soluble elements of plant food. (4) The last. but' -by no means the least, satisfactory of the methods under dis- �­.­S­� ­­ ..... -,.,..-- ­ _- all others are (a) That the labor requireu In bandlin g Is reduced to a minimum. (b) That a sooner manure Is spread on the land after being made the greater Is Its value. There are, however, limit- Irn All. I 19 i u ALL WOME111 , - WHO ARE 1LL . Wis Woman, Recommetwh Z Lydia,E. Pinkham's Vese- I . table compoui�ALA4� Personal Experilencto . . MeTjewi Neb.-" 1 want to reewriu., fuend LyIsi V. Pinkham's VegoWft, ,,, � ­_ _-Comoound to a I I any fulletto imnee, as �4 a Ktionx Vh will, Ing point, while the ougar, spread upon tins, Is heating In the oven. Add the look!uX 41teii 444. sategurding the orablynt 6 I&A,Vr0Ul411"A11rTP411t1V1 'I'M HUR-593 civil concerto of the dissontsve. , If hilly, abou d net bo froxon when upplIcatiou I# made. Low­lylng land. I At prwat thstr duty to to "s that I to floodinq is an un4olir- too � 11M 410'e'0111t,"lon for winter sprea,ding. $100 Reward, $100 I b t e civil Aud-roligious rights of tho Non-0onformists 'Are not Infringed. Direct opreading has been 4doplod 041 farni* to A OV I 5 Z lit conjunction with the general body r1any progressive and worthy of tonoideration on many others. It Is Catarrh Is a local disease gre atly Influ. eneed by constitutional condltion$. it they p000eso the right of porsonal 4p - on gested, therefom, that the manure 04mrSuIc, because they hav# proved , proac-'a to the King. Oellh be pulled under the littor-car and that It does what to olalmod f or it, Not% Ithotanding that liberty of . tile, "direct -to -the -land system'* given a triol this winter. 13y uprinic an oxperl. , XJ#o 3,3. 1_1 PoNey, graduate allrog, , now won general roc- - coacclellco has , went will havebecome 4 custom and one of 8220 x1chtgan Avo" chloago, ,ogattlon In England, As In Most o0un- only appreciated to the full when the says., I Five, a patient who a - tries of the World, the old right be- atrugfie to m4int4in production begins, tie t rri I I piles. Zelm-Buk stowed upon the fathers of Non-oCou- � I copoo ally by then%) farmers who must. tako up Ole bolt another notch to go To 14 0 1 , edy that ,gave her formlty Is ,still exercised up on Im- , ahead upon their second or third wWd relief. portant occasions. Proylouw to the while the rest of humanity to squabbling "I Ave Used zam,-But myself offering ot peace felicitationis recently whether It shalt work eight hours or not for the same Allmout, *loo for sores the last time the right woo invoiced at At% W. D. Graham, AssletAnt, Domin- ton Field Mobandman. and burns, and have tbo greatest , was when King George Asce4ded. the . 4. . tonfidence in. IV' , , throne. I � SuvrX POINTS OF on SOZ P BaTiti- 110 , I - - -..,. ITY, - LOOK114G Alm. Al). - I The Question of I I and maintain- " U a B 7__�L "Do you believe In the Darwitilan. the- Illf fortlllt� may, 0 marized In the I % m uk, 0 ry?1I to lOWIXg ott'il't, S� ! I "Haven't ,been paying much attention 1.t_,0JVe 0 I3,114hor Ugh drainage. L � I to, It lately." confessed Farmer Corn - 2nd --see that the soil bas sufficient 100NIENflawmat... tossol: "The way things have been do - vegetable matter or humus In It. RPWM-- � ____1NQ4XWW velopin' have got my ;mind more stirred 8rd-Correat the sournema of the soil ,1,11: , ��� � i::vwiv4'�,111 I 'I'l up about where we've goin! to than by drainage, and, by applying lime, Where we come from, 2:;--- — 4th---olve the soil proper preparation by deep lowing and surface tillage, oth-Cultivato to can; cover with brandy and goal, but do not heat in any way. 14�, I � .4, � 0. ,, I 1,�, PLATING !9AF D. the soil sufficiently keep down the -weeds and to, -prevent CIDZ R ITLIALT. � "Why do you call ,every operator on evaporation of soil moisture. Oth-;-Apply plant food In the ol%mpo of Cut apples Iii,quarters without romov, Ing skins Or seeds. Cover with sweet t1le street A Napoleon of finance?" 'WO11, it'S a safe term, V Its whether 'Wine barn manuro and fertilizers, c ider, and cook until tile apples are ten- he or goes broke.,' , _ 7th -Seo that the fertilizers contain the der. Drain without pressing the apples. ,, 000 — , three Important food elements In All form Ii $or F or each pint of juice weigh ,out a pound LUT a woman ease yoursufferlog, Iwano available proper quantity fh. "k +a 1­_��+ �# +T- .". I Of sugar, Heat the juice to the boll- . YOU to write, and let me tell you & �- - ____r__­'­,�� � "� I � �'.. I i � � - I "t - `­�., : "%� " " �". , . , I TIE . I . � I al I ", I � IV I --J, 1-i -0. ++t4,1 � - . . It. oz. � I I the L.ausdLos ",r trapk* il hiAoz twblab bAs Ast 01046d 4II thU_ �, oltyj ;t a vr�utpr b,s&d-d.r6%#. t � Milo b,161 I Tongod to Prince Joge4w. t * X41%. or,# Y;oungefit IOU, TW* boAd-droos I . in topped with A hUNG 'bunAh of I 'algrette!` plUM64. wait could ba aliov# ,jaMWe for a Uerman. prIneeling's Ut - W#A thill badge of ,cruelty? Who wonlAn In Canada wishos to follow 1115 style and flaunt XIMI14r : Umes. ,before the , I Byes 1Df'MAnY Who '=V, 1118 StOrY Of ths egret? In cafte the rea4erbM never heard tile reason for callIA9 AA OVOt 9111108 the Gorman badge .of cruVtY, -4 lit- tle of the sordid story is told. SoMe of the' most beautiful species of bW& 0 on this ,Continent imve, bees reduced to a piteous remnant urprovide theoo� I � plumes. . The spe,016o w1liCh have 81iffOrOd most In North America to provide, I tile "aigrette" plu-mas -Of C0141130"O, have been the Egret �Herodlao egretta) and tht), Snowy F_4;r0t I "gratta. candidissima), �Whiok to &.400 (14,4 1. ­ P. . Ing point, while the ougar, spread upon tins, Is heating In the oven. Add the My simple method of home treatment, . send you ten daye'lrec. trial. post- Jjdl�lal humor, though -'Lord 'fore'.' 11 " '"' "vL"1"q.0 1*""4f' — , 1, �: I I,, I., . .­* ... I � . I : .-alled the Snowy -11eron., Both SP00- SIMPLY! XANNBR Or, T=TING SEYIDS. hot sugar to the juice, and lot boll Un- til a little will jolly slightly on -3 CEL14 paid, aud' put you In touch with �& women in Canada who X # " burn did puce, remark that It, 04pro. verbially w U the $100 Reward, $100 I Ics, are believed to wander north- I NeXt In �Xtent of territory comes � ward after the bree4ilair season. and I It is a, simple matter to test seeds be- fore solving. Take a Piece Of white fl4n- , dish. Serve, out In cubes, In glasses or as AnV JeIIV4 - ( sladlY tell what my method . lop . � has done for them * INV - 010wific&tOlOn of wit." There�.,Iis that story about Mr. Justice Wightman, Catarrh Is a local disease gre atly Influ. eneed by constitutional condltion$. it the, Republic of Andorra, with 115 have ileen recorded from 'several of I 'I square miles, nestling up among the ,s of Canada lit the 14tO I . the ProvIne nel, put It in a saucer witIX water oi�if- ficient totsaturate It and keep it so., the CIDZIR SY LLY WITH GMATIN10. . Lot thwgelatftio In & two OU11410 Pack- It you are tralubleA SQ115%q v6ith weak, tired 1.1 tione, bla4-.. feelings, he who, when a witness described 4. Man as "An Independent gent," Inquired, therefore requires constitutional treat- ment' HALL'S CARAI -UIH MEDIOINS Pyrenees, between the VrOu011 Depart- � I i . Ineat of Ari0ge And the 6paulsh prov- summer. These beautiful 4AY0110178 I might be more numbOus'wad of more J Count the'seeds that are placed on flannel and make a record of the num- ber. Cover -wlth another saucer It go stand In a cup of cold water until softened, then dissolve over hot water. ,.Ndd a d. 1% der weakness, ache, b a c k- I constipation, Cm. $;01 411Do you M�an a gentlemanTo 641k Is I taken Internally and acts throuxil the B 004 on the Mkloou 6'f the Iuce of Leride, This little nation dental ocUrrexice in the I � ha I Ito tball atcl I a a population of about 6A0. � paper or turned over It, Blotting paper my be two cups of sugar (often less sugar be acbe,bear. tarrhal cQndltlono. inc- ; 9 pain In tile sides, regu. gent, -my lud," repeated the witness. I'Ah," said �Ur. Justice Wightman. System. HALL'S QATARRH MEDICINIR ,destroys the foundation of tile disease, no.-th if these two �peelafk' Uad not.4141 � � executive authority, tWo vIgniera, are I . I 61rds 14 the used In place of flannel. - ICeep the sander In a warm place. T he percentage will required) and five clips of older, Ana strain Into earthou moulds. For a ^%--g ,$ , .10 Wly orivresularly, n see. That's something short of a . give '13 the Patient strength by Improving the Appeared as breeding appointed one b-y,:a ,Spanish bishop . middle 'United States, of growth can be calculated by count- Ing how many seeds in the hund w change. mould In the jelly bita of candled fruit and brandled peaches, . . bloating, sense of failing oj' misplacement of Internal "'�, gentleman, IsWt It?" long-winded having general health and assists doing Ito work, nature In $10040 for any case of Catarrh ai*d the. other [by France, It we supose that the' --birds; which The principality of LIchtenstela, I --W a 0 , 11 RIPE TOAXATQ PICKLM. garts, acrtrousness, desire to cry, t# palpitation, hot flashes, dark rings A counsel ex- Plained his arguments at prodigious that HALL'S CATAR1:tH Mr -,D, ICINU falls to cure. next In order, is but little more than ,occur occasionally .,in Callada, oome , I North trom the Most northeri rook - MUCH 'SUFFERING Select smooth -large red tomatoes (not too .A ripe). Lay them In brine (saturate, " � . under the eyes, or a loss of interest in life, write to MO t4ay for freo tpal . length to 4 weary Kentish jury, the same Judge At one point Interposed: Druggists 15c. Testimonials, -free. F- J- Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. a third the olze of Andorra, having an . � ar erics, 'we are JVS likOly' tO�*,50e these ea of 6S square rallps. The populs txorth- , solution Of salt water) for 21 hours then wipe them, Put them intg & jar' treatinvot. . "I think you have told us that be- . 0 0 W � ,.. , lation Is given at ovhr 9,00. Lich- birds. here now Vhen; We Most .. I ern colonies arer % North i Ca , rolina, . . � DUE TO THIN BLOOD with whele aplee, cloves, peppercorns and -broken cinnamon, and small hutton On- . Mr& M. Surnmars, Box 8, Windsor, Ont. I r 1, 4 1 *. _1 I -fore Wr.—." I'liave 1,; my lord?" said' the barrister, "I am very oox.ry- Relics -of 5 Xin,g,niaker. I Guy, the famoU�- tenst" . ein is eleven miles Idng, And - . from 1,200 feet to six,milea w.ld,e, It than whou the northern rookeries I . � 11 were in New Jersey' or. Wineonsin. . I ions, or aliced onions, in alternate layers Of tomatoes, spice and ortions, having Passing of, the FoTeig'n Cointry.. r had forgotten M1 "Oh, pleas ` I :;n'11101n"g Earl of Warwick, known in history as the "King- Is a mrUntaln valley botween Switzer- . land ani- tili Austrian Province of They now breed from North Cro- .11 ' , � A layer of spice on top. Cover With good . oldex, vinegar, cold, and seal. They will Gradually ,the foreign country Is. apologize, Mr. —," waa the -answer. "It is quite intelligible --it wak'tr," was a Man of great statu�% How far . Itna southward to Chilf and Argen- ,� " Tyrol, And a little south of tbL6 Lake . . I Una, Although they are pr I Rich,' Rea Blood Necessary to n for use ,for two inonth$. This Pickle was reser�ed as a speci al ,passing from the world'a map. In the Was such a long time ago." myth Will Improve upon facts Is Illptrated in his case by cor. of .,QC.ni3',21.^o. Lichtenstein has- been I I I . More or 1c,3ki Indepondbilt since 1719, North America by.tteaty between the I I 1. � . I.. 1. i MaltlL slid Strengt3l. deli6acY to be eaten Sunday vith baked beans. ' International consciousness ,of the progreeelvo peoples of tile earth It . 0 *-a- Warts are unsightly blemishes, and taln relies shown to Visitors At War, I I "On the Allies' o'de, of the fight, United State.5 and dauad4,'ther Njil I I � . I , , � . 11 1 4 be else`wherO their . I . � I Ii nore people knew h0W 'Many Ille INDIAN CI-IT-TTNIDY. ' hal alreadyl Wetptpeared. Geographi. ' corns are painful growths. , Hollo- them, wick Castle. Principal a mong them are his porridge his, '_ fork Just where the olde- slaughtered .In at repablie in the �. ­� �, . , � I world should (be expected to be, is range as ]one as their pluitias are In . �. . . and Paine are caused by thin, watery blood a great tdealof suffering w1buld The following is a native recipe: One and a limit pounds of molst sugar, one- c I a 1Y, we are ,drawing closer to- gether, -so ,that "a foreIgn people" to , way's Corn Cure will remove _w . pot, Meat and his armor. I I Tile ' holds 120 . I San Marino. Of all the dwarf nations demand in the feather market,,itild " . . I , I I of the world, the little Republic of ,this demand is created by the use 61 � I ,� :. be avolded. Von and W-0-men-aften ,sufreir for long periods from stomach. quarter pound of dried chillies, three- quarters of a pound of salt, one-qu4rter A misnomer, New trade routes, short cuts, railroads, danals and " HOG IN -CHURCH. porridge pot gallons the Meat fork is six feet long,.and tll� . 11 � San Marino, b1gh up dt An Altitude of their plumes for millinery purposes. I I -1 i I I . trouble, ,headache, p,1.1piitAtion of the 'heart, pound"6f onions, three quarters of a pound ginger root, One_qU4rter pound -rilo, sto-ain- , shipa Make the world one, Distance - Pet Insisted On Poll -owing Hii,wii,i- armor is ample enough In size to fit a horse. I . - 10,000 feet among the'.Appenines) be- The plum0-hunter visits tile nesting . � .1) , I . i tween the Italian -provinces of Porli ground of the Snowy Heron* or of,the 1. . I And nervous eompliallitg such as of g three-quarters pound must a ard Is a matter of time, not miles. Wire. I � � lum I an. Pesaro o is the best known Egret, as the birds grow these P . so d -Urbln neuralgia, wtthbut susliectitng .,.that , seed, tile same weight of stoned rathins. two lbott I les (two quarts) .02 the best vine- less stations are (being,,eatfvNished by whicli rwe are to Wk the . . iau Queen, As aomEptter of fact, It is a horse's Armor. The fork Is not a fork at I , � . and has had the niost Interesting his- only during ,the nesting season, U.Ud . � : I . anaemia: ,or flylood-lessneem 19,the cause. gar and 30 large unripe apples. The around globe. . I - all, but a medieval military weapon, ,and ioti � . .� , The republic has an area of kills tile old birds as they retUrA tO �,: The blood gues to practically every part of the body, carri"Ing oxypn and Bugar-,must be made Into a syrup, the garllW onions and ginger root must -bore I . . Once there was a Queen In Hawaii, the porridge pot Is a -garrison cauld- .11 but 23 square miles. of mountainous feed the young birds In the ne.94 The. . � . . . , . , I - ,soil, but its population numbers about young are left to starve ania.the,plume . nourishment. The efficient action of Ped fine, the mustard seed washed C -hop Id Vinegar and dried in the sun. 1. . Oapples Mother Graves' Worm Exterminal-or -e " �All driv worms from the syst,.,m who had carefully rpared a favorite hog, making of it, 6s wao a COMMOU C . - 1� ron of the sixteenth entury. , . Intshort, the so-called 11 , 10,000,. and It claims to be ttble to put huRt,ar, after cutting the "osprey" 4 . . : . � I overyorgan. In directly dependent Up- on -tille, quality ot the nourIsImAeLut it The are Peeled, cored and sliced, then boiled In -a bottle bait tile- -to tale child, because without Injury, practice of the h1athen days of the , . relics are takes. But the average ,'�Isttor at the in the field an Army of 1,200 men,- 1, 01 plumes from the parent . .. ai.�4ru:,' '. . , virtually all the wzn and boys be- bird, leaves its boauti-ful b06 to- � � i ets l4rom. ,,he Wood. It the bloo:a i's t, . and a of vinegar; when this Is done and they are . - Its action, While fully off4ative, Is mild. �, island, a household pot, In after years had ,become a devout ChrIB44 ca acc6pta them in stle, who is amazed, � � I tWeen the ages of 16 and 40. However. r3t In the swamp whore It made 1 -to ., - :1 ' &hIn lt'Oecauies weak In.nourislikent cluaO cOld,put them into a large pftn and I . .when she the , ,full faith as veritable. � I ' the standing Army In -peace times Is a h-,qne, while lie p,, rsu is I I bi ody I I ;I es h Q C t andi boalth, falls, The best way 0 keep ithe (blood rldh an �d an&,tlhus d rL mix In the rest of the ingredients, includ. Ing the remaining half bottle of vinegar. Stir until the Who 1 I, blended, � I b I . 0-4- 7 Making a Soldier. tiaa, and faithfully attended aer- vices hold by the ,Missionaries, the to I - I 0 &.0'_ Persistent Asthma, A most dis- . . Militia of 60 members. I I I I C0111715131 .. ,� . 4_ Considerably smaller In territory to Nor,lias the plume hunter stopped I . .1 � � enjoy good health Is tbrough 06 use 0 and well then Put Into bottles. Seal 'wIth new Whether the people of this country bog, which had grown enormous of tueke pro- tressing chfaractdristic of ,this debil-' , . . t,he principality of Mou'aco, Located *-Ct -bird slaughter. The Audubon - , , . 't of Dr. Williams' )Pink Pills, At the corks and tie bladder over them. want universal military soryloa In an size with a pair gteat truding fr his jaws, Insisted on lating dasease, is the persistence with ' DW- the ehoreg of the ­-Nlediterraneau.'. Zoe-lety appointed A warden to guard .. I 11 . - . � 91rat slign of w!6-knese these pills ­­"�"` .rhe undetermined question, and will prob. am her to the church. He which recurring at -tacks dome to sap surrounded on the Jand sido by the it bolony;bf Egrets at Culthbert, Rook- I . � . I ohould be taken and,, good) �rdbust R, eal Liver Pill ­,A tor-pid liver ably remain ultdotermined until the accompanying waddled in after..her and took Ws away strength and leaye the sufferef French Department of Alpes_M4.ri- ery, wiltch 'was located in Southeta .. . �:.. , .. 'i bealth will soon follow. The state- me,at of Mrs, LT. J. Xurray, Cor'betton, nle)aam a, disoidered system, mental depression, lassitude and In the end-, league covenant and t4e,peace pact !are digiposed ce definitely and -until the place be -side her, much to her iU0011- -and annoyance, . Ila a stiate of almost cobtinual exhaus- tion. �ko wiser precaution can be times, between Nice and the, Italian Florida, His name ivas ,Guy, Brad- , - frontier, Monaco Is a peninsula 21/41 ley and he lived on a coral key ,with - . Ont., sjhows the value olf Dr. WIllIAms!_ it care be not taken, a cbronle state of debillti. The very best medi i e'll 4 people ha.N-e made up their minds as venlence But the hog knew no better; in 1110 taken than that of keeVing at hand a supply of Dr. T. D...Kellogg's Asthms I., � I .-1:' Miles loug, with a width of from 166 his wife And two' babies. The Plume. I : I.. i to 1,100 yard -s, and avi g a ar I �, h ii fi ea o hunter litin dead and then kill- . ''I . Plak Pills In cu es of this Idu_-4, She eays:---j'A few 3 cars -ag,o my daughter, to arouse the liver to hea . Itily action 'Par hel Tb I g on the n to t r ear n f ture peace ot the world: I . mistress' pagan dans gy,eat affection had been lavished upon him, slid he Remedy, fp.mous as the mo,st, potent shot � . " , eight square miles; -but the t6fal PQPU' ed all the adult Wrds In t1le; rooUerY � � 01,1 Lillie, .-was In -a very badly amn down Is -melee's Ve-getable Pills, They are compounded of purely vegetable But one thing can be det ermined at was Accustomed to ,follow her' . says' Ledger. -The remedy for eradicating the disease from the tender air Vase -ages. lation is about 19,006. Within It$ suaw-vUlte plumes- I .� 4D obtain the ­ : limits Is located Monte' Carlo, -the perhaps tile Iderld6al ones than ,were , v ,oudition. She was ipa-le, thin, aV,d scarclely able to about The lealst substances Of ,careful selection and this time, and that Is that t1hree I Mo nths' training, as propozed by See- The Philadelphia Public Idea of such a porc.'ne'pet Is repul- el .11* -O— . most notorious gambling, resort in the used to orna,meUt the, win -ter bead- . I 11 ..I . . go exertion made 4her heart paTpitate so * no other pills have their fine. quail- ties. They do not gripe or pain and i etary Baker, will not make a soldier. ' 61,ve t*6 the civilized mind because of Ocean Newspapers. . . world, . :1 I ' ' dress ,of the Kaiser's son and Also I . I . Now, at the end of the list, we -have, the fdshlonabI6 hats of many Women : - ,violently that cae was actually afraid. they are agreeable to the mo.st sen- In Europe, where military problemmr. The first , trans-Atlantic liner to the smallest nation ,of .them all, Mor- la this country. Remember tile crus� r . . . ---" one -of these, spelle miglit carry her' �sltive stomach. have received more study In ajiy g1v- . I � 0 IS PHOSPHODINK6 1) publish a neviepaper made up of wire- eenet Neuter, located four in'les south- side of the "aigrette" story When- I I.. - I . %offt She olept so badly -that 'often . - ten itlonth than they ever reaffived,in I The Greaf Engfish Pre dration. E lees'iteme yttaiz, the American liner St. wdst of the City of Alx-la,Chapelle, evei- you the dairay feathers, re- I Ashe would, lie A�ako -until tmoraing. APPROACH TO THRONE. thiscountry In any twelve months, a ,0 Tones andinvigorates whole '. Blood in Paul. It ,tva43 fourteen years ago ,see bordez!ing on Germany, .'Holland and membet the slaughter 'of the old liff ' . � do 'the Mrastment.dId no.t seem to belp her . Minimum service of one year with the � pervous system, makes new , Veins. Used forPervous while Mr. Marconi was cr0aing the Belgium, with a total of'only Ij40.0 . and - starving young onesi and re - and ,we Ivere almost In dbapair When colors -his -been requiredi and more of- in old I bebility, Mental and Brain Worry, Atlantic on that vessel that he per- acres. .1 . . i � member the murder of the. warden & ifrIen -d 'advised. the use of Dr. Wll--' Il1V*,Jdng of This Old Right, in ton two years. , Desponden Loss of Enerr P41pitation i7f I eonally directed the issuing of the * - .- - - I I - - who was -faithfully guarding the,birds � hams� Pink Pills. A,few wleeks' use � Britain. If we vlant universal miJitary train- 7, ,,,, theHeart, ailinghlernary. rice$] per box,six , ' in -first number of the Trans -Atlantic Children suffering from worius soon _ht of A in his ­4=e'and the very 019 I . of thse, medicine showed adecidecl im- ing, let tli look the facts In the face. for $5. Sold by all druggists, or mailed plain Times, the first wireless newspaper show the symptoms, And any motheT . fill spray of "algrette" feathers ,pr6vement, And a 'further use of the I � I - I There is ao royal rose to effiel . sucy "' .pkg. on receipt of priq An;) pamphlet niqiled , c, W000 MPICINIE C040RONT0,8141T.". published at sea. Such publications ca4 detect the presence of these para- .will you With log,thing. ? . 1pills fully,restored ,her to health, and The "right of appraach to the this -helld. The intensive training of �rvd-TNF . - now Include the Daily Bulletin of' the Cunard Line, Das Atlautische es by the writhings and frettings of . slit Although mucal. has been said and the,,chtld. Until exp�.11ed and the __ ith hog, but when habits the sille ba$ ofluce, been a estrcog, linailthy throne," which datesback to the days six months or Wore Which was found Tagelblatt the Hamburg-AmericAn system cleared of thedil the child can- very much written about this subject - girl, ,Some -time atter I was taken 1.11 myself. bL11149 badly run-down bf William and Mary, is seldom ex - necessary for our doughboys before they were ready flor the finishing the fI y Of Christian mi"lonarles first 'vent to of and the Ocean Times of the White of the e�ret, it Is doubtful . whether . I not regain its health.. 'MIller's Worm awakened I the public conscience Is yet ,frpm household -are. A doctor was I 'c erelsed, In England at preson � ' tj al- touches In France Is sufficient to the -Hawaiian Island hc,gG 'Were the, of the Hawalian Star Line. On the Pacific on otev.m- ors to AlaE,ka the Wireless Powders are prampt and effieleill, not Vly for the eraddoAtion of w*rms to the wrong and cruelty which 1has I lealled in but hisimedicine ,did not th0uglf it was Invoked recelitlY when prove that three mouthis, training pats and playthings . Women. in many instances their own running Herald Is published, The'stations. at ' been connected With this trAftle. T643 but also as a toner up for children Ao ec.-em, -to ,bring back my etrength, and I a delegation of thirty called at Buck- would simply be a was,te -01f, time and � were burled alive" or drown- P-old1hu and Cape OGII furn'.6h most of following incideilt is mentioned tho't are run down In - � . I ,reivembering 'what Dr. Williams' Pink Ingham Palace with All tho ceremony energy. ---Chicago Evening Post, children by these unnatural the, -ilreleae news received board 4 � 0 1 emphasize th!s point. . r , ,Pslls 1hitd. done fo,r 'MY daughter, I drop tliQ doctor's Medicine that marked similar events In the I !�� . ed or,strangled InotherG, and they lavished upon a they. on the tran&,AtlantIc liners In regard to' JUN ,At,a motion theatre was shown re- , A P CALY PRAGAS. c utly a series of very beautiful vlews ' decided,to iajud. -try tQ�jem. The results that fol- Ancient days, The party consisted of Free Church leaders, who presented TO -DAY! BUY hog the care and affection Which I � refused their children, what is going on on shore. -Railroad Re,VD�t and Travelers' News.-, I/ � _.ro�_ ,�. � of the' snowy herons and egrets at , flowed wore -like ,thoskin ml, daugh- I Iter1g,.'ease, I co Nte monarch an addreso of congratu- . Or' " P0 Christianity v�,as early embraced by I 0. 0 . F I hame. tOreatures �of ',kmatvellous One of the Noidents, of the Last ' grace, they were, aud,,olie could only' � and through'Ith',es use 'Of bhO lation and rejoicing on the comIng, of N F1 118 UNt CATARRHO Z virtually all the Hawaiiana because *of � 00ronition, believe ih9, t people, who ,buy their pals I VMS Goon a well wtonlan. I am ,I � my ey,perience, lid -the 1glad to 9IT4 peace, The delegate,s represented the gen- I , Members the royal tamily were thd earliat converts Made by ,the U110- Gets Instant Relief, I I � _. . lo.therevby pay for 0— . I bridal plumes, aij(d . V,ot ,bt ths their destruction, know .hrope ,that some other -sufferer moty 'fin.d. the way to heall)6." eral body aud-thadleGenting deputico, twenty ministers and ten laymen, Af. I slonarl6s, and they helped overthrow the native idols and Driesteratt. But In spite of the doubting prenloni- tions of Queen Alexandra it was 41e- devastation they cause in tile egret I : You can procure DT. Williams Pink ' ter assembling at the memorial hall Giver. Effective. Relief In.Five Mlnw utes, and Cures Perfectly. the ,Hawaiians are no longer in the Islands and cided that Princess Uary and the I ro-okeries. it is .certain, that every, r iraose -blrds� so realis- P11% through any deal,er in medicine, they donned their rolbes of office, , . — ascendancy In their ,own four elder princes should go In a I tically p*ctured in their native haunts, i .or ithey Will be, isent, you by mail at 5o cents a lbox or six bom3s, 1,or $2.60 t4eir university Mods a -Ad college caps and drove to the palace. Cordi- 1, 'If .1 FINE FO�COUGHS OR COLDS I a atrongh6ld Buddhism s making there.' . TORTURED WOMAN TRIED "', DODD'$ KIDN15Y PILL$. state carriage unatte4ded, I Before riding very far, it appears, was lost in Admiration Df them. �� I -by, �"Jting direet ,to The Dr. Willhams' ality marked the King'is reception of The Japanese now greatly outnum- While many of ' . The very next tifin*s1lown on the I the attentidn of the three youngsters I I - s-creen, portrayed an actress dauclug medicine 00,; Brockvillo� Oint. '! I __ � - t". well wis'hers. . Before freedom of religious thought, . It was their inability bo reach the ber the Hawaiians and, .the former are'Chr-'stialle, Buddhist Kidney Disease* and Insomnia Had Made ,Her a Nervous Wreck Till I , .,A On the front seat was , drawn to tile for an enchanted audience. it was � I I gorgeously arrayed figures of their In - - , 00"0* 4"O,�,000""40000�� 'i been and action had generally con� England, the "right of ap- real source of chtarrh and broffohitis that cauself the medical profession to uples, may be -found Ila the Islands tei pper,3 Is In. � the number of worehil She Used Dodd's Kidney Pills. , , surely a ,strango coincIdenke that . , . older brother and sister, the . 1 same her coiffure waa fastened a. spray of, I . . . oikeedettAn * proach" was used, often bV-thwe who" drop liquid cough medicines and ,and creasing, The EplecOPAI Church, Durivegan,jilverness Co., X. S., Feb. boyish and- girlish beother and sister . . - . aigrette ip"nilles of truly bal6arie pro- . . ". I with whom they Wer6 accustomed to . �. 10, CHOICE :- believe their rights were being tram- pled upon, and In man'Y cases 'their adopt "Catarrhozono" Instead. This wonderful Inhaler provides .a method which -to6k -over the work of the Church of England In the islands the 16.-(SpecIal.)-'VVr,1Uen Who are drag- ging wearied limbs arpund, Weighed portions. I I ... omp about the girou�ds of Marlb*- ;, How Many watching those two p'c- . 1. : I . 'rough 11ouslin, Certiii4 nudges and , the slaugh- . . 4� -6 contentions were well grounded, Hl$- of breathing into the lu4gs certain when they Were annexed to -to the bodily do*n with a suffering and tirefte�,,* grimaces ensued, which began to III tures knew ill! sLOrY of � 's- I ter,of the beautiful -and Innocent birds o 0 RE%'.-/'1FPES I tory tells also that the dissenters on Various occasions, failed to receive the rare niedle!Aal vapors ,v.*I,Ich are so healing and comforting as to efttirely United States, ministers And spiritual vead4s nut only of the that can find no rest, will.find zim. sIlIner and hope In the message Cath- 1 I tract the eyes of thii t,ivo ratter. I to provide that bead-dree,�s. . . � -peat, � '�ontrary * * atemlplo treatmeiit accorded to them banish coughs, catarrh and throit lano, but also of' the native HAIM! I � -orine McPherson, of this place, sends Soon, on the front there was ,� . , I Partunately, it is 110W to . . " ' #0-06*0*00*0"0*(0*00*0*0*** by King George. - trouble in a very short time. � japauc4e, Chlnd�e, Koreans, Portu- . to them. something going on '110sembling all I law to im-port the plumage of' -these . " , - 'danada CANNED 011APP., �.' Nou-Comformist bodlea, according to the "right," have the of The most wonderful thlpLab6ut _ is that, Ti4isre' guese and other nationalities repre- eented there. .&s 8, reAulf of the Epts- "I have just used one box of Dodd's Kidney Pills," Miss McPher-All tates, I old-fashioned free-foNall tussle. The b,rds Into Cai,ails. and the . . 1, Princess Mary, with 411 the authority United. States have agrod bty trekity .. " I . , Select white grap% as they have wore maer skins than the colored vlxrietles,� to Int6 ,privilege appfoaching the sovereign And laying Catarrhozom no matf6r the germs of bronchitis 6r catarrh are copal natlon-wide campaign now In in t 0 United States to U_ 8 "But they did wonderful goo& fo5r me. I . of an older sister, admonished her . ta protect Many beattiful, qud Useful I brothers, sharply rernWatrated. Her f3nng,of bird We and this treaty is . . pick from the stems and flit jars, she'Ring occasionally to settle the fruit; 'syrup before hirn'the facts regarding any" curtailment of civil or religious lib- hidden, Catarrhozone Will reach and � ' prro r 5 and extend all the undertakings "For nearly four years kidney dis- �fhe. I ' I . '. wordsflew as chaff ibove those bob- being adequately enforced In both . pour over them It, boiling made from one pint or sugar to each pint of orty which may threaten them bem destroy them. .. Get the large size, lasts months, is yand . I if t 1B 0 rch, its schools, nliesious Islands It finally develop ease ed tortured Int6 diabete& I' became a nervous bing heads and mdviug atnis. It c.,untrIcs. All tile heroug, ,to which I I'll. - water: seal and lot the jars stand sev - eral days. Then drain and reheat the caU60 of their faith, A general body was formed for the purpose of car- sure to cure you, �rice $1.00; .smaller ail a ho gpitals in the Hawaiian W1 receive oro funds and more 11 . Wreck, and Insomnia wag added to my ms as" If any monlent the little � family thb egrets belong .are protect -- 1313P I princes might tumble, In ail Inglorious ed throughout The Year, in.bodi"c0lin- V ! I .syrup, It necessary add more sugar; pour rying/ible, right Into operation. It was size, 5M; sample or trial size, 25e, All dealers. W _, era to combat'the rising influ- oik Coliflicius. troubles. I was soweak and tired itiid Irritable that every trifle added to ui:i� , --- heap Ll� - . . I trles. ' Severe penalties are provided. , ��� . . �n,�-' again over the fruit. nep0at this three composed of representatives of three � - on of nudd-ho, and ce , lftg,L Quickly reaching forward, Princess' 4n -Canada for buy solling, or times. A. second Way of canning grapes is to take the largest site glass jars and great Non-40onfprmlst churohea--Oon- Preobytorlan. -­� � An Adam's Apple. i When ,Captain Cook, thO famous discovered the discomfort. "Dodd's Kidney Pills gave ilie In. Mary tried physical Means, moral ones Ing in possession any ,Portion of I fill iilth whole atems of grapes, combin- gregational,.Baptlot and English - navigator, ' They are a wonderful having failed. She ihietk her,finall these blrdS. � Ing all colors, Cover with a rle It syrup at the boiling temperature And seal. "Dissenting 0sputles" were ap- pointed in 1732. They were layMen Man's badge of beauty and brains Is his Adam's apple, that projection Hawallau Islands in 1779, the nati'veo had tG Invent a new nam e for the they had stant relief. medicine. I shall recommend them. to ' 18 hislance � small brothers \aDart, , cuffed them it is hoped Vait In Ill. �01, slightly and set them again'. civilization will trumpil ,over bripbar- 91 CTRArE PRESURVBS. Pulp the fruit and place over the fire and were chosen-prIgiiially to coneldet all application to Parliament for the In the forepart,of the neck which has �besn so called from the notion that it d%coverer and his crew, as never before seen white Naen. They the choicest Ap- all my friends." Purely 0, Dod&s Kidney Pills are They put the VAneya ,upright tn the process She4bF'A her crown, ism and that the Oerman badge of' I but eqlmly PlItAt on again When the cruelty will disap0l,ar WOM, but mldst� � in a little water. When soft rub through a colander, add the 61cins to the pulp, repeal of the corporation and the tebt The deputle, �ts. ,; bacamf� A, perma- Wag ca,usM by a bit of the forbidden bestowed upon them pellation. in thet r language, for CftP- kidney remedy. In s)lape to strain all the Impurities Prince of Wales pic�_qd It up from -------*-#4-, , �, . I 11 � _ . SuRqrstiti.onS. �� and one-half the kinount ot s;agar to the '30 a,� 11011t body laterI. with the object or fruit which stuck in Adam's throa& Wn Cook Was talt-811 by them to be .out of the., blood. Thaes why they the floor of the car'ilago, whore it Queer � I gi-apes used; simmer slowly minutes, . � I � , Scientists have many theories on the . God Lono, returning to their bring health and restful sloop in their had fallen. Then, the fracas settled, Some curious ,,,oneluslousl have, bean . 11 being careful not to scorch, subject, and h&ve told a long story of their after a long absence. They train, I their passed on in 'decorous .LfltatO reached as a result of .wfiat are cAINJ . � n nnn_ , _ SPICnD GAA11r.s. . � . the evolution of the aDVIs-how, man shares Called him Hoall. .4A6 again, "as lovable 0, quintettO as 1au the ,-preferred numbers" of the inhab. Take sovell pounds of fruit, 3% pounds Of Augar, one pint of vinegar, ond one . I came by long descent from Ill-f0rined 140%v �Hoafl means white hog. The 9D=LEST NATIONS. could find from John o'Groaf's to italits of different countries$ says an . � I tablespoonful each of oftiamon, cloves, � . .- spineless things that came Into life by -eaule name carried no Idea Of disrespect Loind's End," exebangs, The basis of the hlyostf* 4 allspice and grated nutmeg. Pulp the frult, boll in the vinegar until soft, press el � IFORt' chemical action. Then *fTill, which, as soon as they got,backbones, whatever. Hogs,swere the largest ahl- found the Islands and theY - � ." -------- A-� V , gations had to (10 with the Various a man Is in straightened eir- denominations Of Money, bOAgge mals upon Six Little Peoples of Pauropo Who, -MAT'Y' ialtli). , through a colandqr, add the skins, sugar and spices, then'boll until thick. � LOOK. I I began to develop something like Adam's aprples. From the were re0rded by the People With ' . � � - I - '.11, , I �OH%lg to IndepeUdOnte. cumiltances simply because he refuses . ,;tanips and othor mediums of � be crooked, I It appears that lica".1y till litc-eg Arrili 019CUMB131% PICXr.r1s. - r, 0 Dy S, om, ­ --E Drinittive forms of the tneient i9oas are believed . . � I to . ­ I . - - I .I ­ I __ -._--t-*- , evince a marked preference f3r the _��� � . Thinly pare six ripe cucumbers, cut In I halves lengthwise and scrape out the . 13AW F ^t4 IT" — %W � to have -come the wammals from which sprang the human race, .� ,�. r I( I - i M Arthur P. Whallft in Saint Nicholas, ... - .- ... I ' 00. . numbers tWo, three and fivo and th(Jr �3= 1 � __ . - I , I Multlplc3, The Mohanitnedlans how seeds, then Out Int-) half -filch strips, taY On & Platter, sprInItle thickly 'wIth salt and let stand over night. Noxt morning I I Don't just ask for a box at It Is A long story, but the fatt re- lualiv,bthat as the human race de- / ,:.N, � 11� i 91 6 I The six ,,tt,e nat,ons, hl"en away tg Earope which have clung to their .depeUdollco so 0,turdilY through I 4 -_ - �*A _,�,�,_. . , . ' - li, V. r . I ever, tcr avoid the use of the number � - 1� three, Among, the French and txhor -1 ,,,, ; � , � five lu(.te drain and dry a tovv�h From six large red poppers remove 'the seeds and out _, histehes, Ask lot 11A l9ozz baf Uddy'el. violol,. . and became more civilized tho Adanili apple In became I.. / - many centuries, Luxemburg, Andorra, 11 Lichtenstoln, San Marino, Mona.000 I . - L,atin peoplm tivo and are r -f z_. �1. � pilVialItr than three, while th,% Ping- I In fine Atrips; also out one root of horse- radioll into small pieces. in a stone jar goo that the adint Is on rvery hot you buy. It is your ituar. firitteor"Ketr1add Intuh Adt- .-meti, luore prominent. The ancient Greeks I depicted their strong 11croes and 11 and iMoreefiety were drawn out of their isolation by the WiLt And 110W A .Z; lish preftr two alid three and ther,olet- . .1 , 1 1 . . . � ; mail,,; three And five. pack th6 Propared clicumbers, Peppers and horseradish, sprinkling- througli Isfaction. Diret do ydars, of --- 0--odn- etrptildned to highest types of beauty with prom- " I I . 11 age -long - are likely 'to be aws6pPed. about by the . ��, 6k, N *11 5 I The Mines% are said,to rowyubla � . 4h�4 h 'A -1lZt h I — icine w au ouricring them orto-htlf & pound of whito mustard u MCI batills AAA A lo . . V I " .. - woW,aM11'-7Ar#. ,TORN X011,baLMAM, R# geed. Pour over sufficient boiling hot back ot It. 111611t, "AlMles," at 009h modern � 1 I ,peace 000ftrenee before the map of When outhihi-6 . i strong liking vinegar to cover and set away. On the ThtrO`0 * match for tV4rY artiste n cp ae gnore It . Buir,ope Is finally serttled. . I . ... . i peoplox of India have,& 11 I - - .1. S 11 �, 3,1,� 1 for two. Tli,5 humber sovet Is-,%mo.4t No, 1, Metean, Nebroka. , third day drain off the vinegar and mr- the begaly 40 the wearing of high stocks and tollars � Luxemburg Is not very lar96, 66 na- A, in . � 14V , I This fatnotio root gM4 beth remedy, range the tilckles In glaos Jars. Bring the Vdibfrtgtootli Itliddy brondo. I 'Would seem to point to tbio fact that OX6 Cubea contain the rich noutish- tjolt,g go, having an area of 082 o4OMO . I I . ijaed Ill t1le SlikvIc countries. Thib ...., � Ask far nadyte 118ilent I man Is not altogether Wud ,of dig. ment of prl,lrd kef, *3ik so tompi6t 4,nd Intlea, or, in other Words, 40MO'what . He' FIR - % highor numbers are not much used . 11 Lydia V. rInkham's Veginable COM- vinegar to the scalding point, pour over � do"imb"A'A44% W. ,.-h Y*%W ,4 _ the j5loklefi and cover thein. In another riftl% IV* the btst of all, . *0 ,=.2.(WZ-"~, A*M. .A It- except in Spanish speaking oouat-tea. _? ., d has been restoft woman of ,week playing his badge of heaft-Tit-131to. converlietit a form that they ard Mora than threa-f6tirtha tho area of *.*Nkeh %V*V9WkW%k-0-A"-W-k1-416# � .. h. =fc& Z health for more than forty ,WAI be ro,,ady fqr use, but "M % 0. 96131 CO. LI 0 , - 1 406 - Itho" Island, It has 0, PoDulattob 'of ft."r%iw*k%-"r-�*Qts#w­ 1--ilt ,,,As eleven in ftivador, ftV6VAe0n Ilil .�. , . tter if allowed to-Ath'Ad for a yLL CANARM . *4w* 't V-00* L, Ir." W.4 04 lym.4 9~ . , will be'lley 1- � m4kattl roild p4per, Towilints -1 Stop the Cough.—Coughing Is ows- toe uto anywhere, at any tifil'a. = 260.0. Ito Iron mines constitute the %M� WM"* 0" OMit *r TOMA 40 lh-L% A %b- -Mexteo, nineteen In Spain. The PC*. '- y 0 od it will well pay any woman month. I PT � . oubt-hot water-eind it Whoult 6t two- walm Notft pie of llawotil are said to be Wd ot N w stiftere from disNadenients, In PIMLInD OnArts. AYqo 's 4Wd#1krPotffJW4Wes. , eed by' IrritAfAoft in the reisplrator,y go,.Ircei,of its great&t wealth od fur� I * flowmatioq�, ulceration, frreplaritl4t, ]pill a jat with #,lt6m&te layer of , I A—imMki C" , Dassagoo and Is the offtot to disW90 -and a light oustaWing mto.1 is rmx4y. Dish 4MAJoyment for 8 000. The ateol It k it* Ptnml SeWo 16i Pkaw , thirteen. . ­ ­ V 10 6 I . A .11, ILY46 I Wtkache, hobda4chles, nervousness of itraves dn the stern and sugar, let It I obstrueflone that ceme from lhtlm- MIJU and foundries h, an antival *W d4ft *4 OW WALM HOUN 06 R,*m0mow ' I prouttlon of godva to the value of 14=0"hwh "*""'="',"*"*Ar io 0 blui,mll to glya thi9�9U&4sofal Atand Over night. In the morning pour to . 160.tm Groma men Are the true loo, tho � 'I ma -tion of the rnueous mk-.mbMn0. ,� goo* �, k .r.1. T.. . ult�u to 4%V'hom natum has sowasted. . ft%#dy 6 trial. I over this fruit A strong spiced vinavar. Trfttment with Dr. Ttomas' WlectrI6 . , %f rAW Wh* VAJ go% .h" *Wft to- P N " tf,a I . L #F' boiling hol; cover the jar with XrAV# I! # , I 14'"'000,000, The Grand nueby 0� b"I" " om&,* Jk 1,*Wbr*r X.0 4&t.w -M&I They &rA not extraordinary, thty av - rot fs=lgaf teallami �w . to I l"veN stnd koop in a cool, dark V&apko, 041 will alloty the intlammAtice and I I Luxambure, Atm offAlcial title,076 a eoni Aw V* *An Of 00" *W0.1d_ uk.wAft *mwoftc .0 11 I I I (V $.**OA**d lit Ille true ordt,r. tt to the i�*�k I vat W ent to lidis, E. wo'Whaw � UP_8NDIZD GRAM. I I In c6us6queacs the cough will oaus, I bututional ln*llarchy, the 1)roesnt ,*" , "" , ' -eole, I I 'm ra"It 2rut I 11 " It, A94 you W41a U04 no otkv I 4 oftVA Duch"M - r -ri sl� tt of men who aft %lot Wh%t Oty , � *A4%* C: =1,, aos. 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