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one of the strangest of -them all has . , r.
Its, habitat ila.Lake Winalpagoals. . 1.
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monster which. Inhabits this IRIce Isava, .
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where It Is said to have been, sesit: I
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Mr. J. 0. Murray, formerly ed1for of
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Valentine McKay, of Grand Rapids,
informed those gentlemen that lit
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September, laI0, he was travelling in
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a canoe off Graves Point, ill Dawson
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Bay, Lake Witaipegools, towards.
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High Portage, Into Cedar Lake, when,
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rounding a bend, lie heard 4'
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strange rumbling sound in the water,
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and observed, some two hundred
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yards from file shore, a huge bory
abo-at Sixteen feet of which was ex-
pop,ed, and around -which the 9�ulls%-
were hoverIng, When he Came OPPO-
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site, and about 250 yards 'distant
from it, It was creating a great dis-
turbance, It shot cut a great flipper
on the 1�ft side of its body, and traV-
,blea ,not gubmuged, towards the sbal-
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low �Mtera of the bay, the water be-
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pallor of a large boat. Moli-aY watch-
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ed it foritalf all hour. He did not see
the monster's head. He had not aj
gun with him at that time, and would.
not travel on that lake again withotit.
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The chief haunt thlo Monster
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seems to be around Steep Rock Por-
tage, on Dawson Bay., John McLeod,
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an Indian from Red Deer Lake, was �
camping near this portage when he '
noticed the creature ,above water, I
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apparently resting. He paddled out
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with his wife to within 300 yards -of
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it With the intention of shooting, but
his wife became alarmed and pre-
vented him from doing ao� After , -
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watching it for a time, he paddled
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back to shore. lie -watched it.until
(lark, but Ili the morning it bad disap-
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ature is Only scell In calth weather,
McLeod, like MCI(ay, said the skin
glistened Ilke that of a sturgeon, The
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head, he said, was like that of u Plg,.,_�,
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with two projections resembling,
horns.
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The Indian chief Kemach was shoot -
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what he thought was M'MOOBO Out
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some distance in the water. He Pad-
dled out, butwhen be got closer found
that it was an animal Unknown to
him, of enormous, size, and retreated.
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.Many .other Indians, claim, to have
seen t7ils reptilian monster, and rath-
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Mr. Simpson, Vho, was for many ,
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nets have been found torn, to such,an
extent, and in such a manner, that it
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ITT. B. M. Stitt, chief fire ranger for
Northern Manitoba, and Mayor of The
Pas, reports that in 1915 Bert Russell,
a prospector from Nelson, B. C.,.. and
later of the R. A. F., was Prospecting
around Island Lake, Having heard. of
the presence of a monster in those.
waters, he was on the lookout, and one
day observed something 'swimming
across the lake. He paddled but to-
wards It and found it resembled a tre-
mendous reptile, his descripCion of
which, even down to the horns, Coln-
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v4rse 10 the case. ,From Septernber .
to aMarth the human frame undergoes
a gradual wasting Process, because,
there is a greater call on tile reserves,
of fat to maintain the beat Of the
body. With the colpiftent,olftell't Of
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continues to do so Until theL end of
I April flesh begins to form again, and
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. � � All things are hushed beforp her' 4.5 Lives and reach your destination without delay or inconvenience.
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a-- , 11 as to make thb name "recreation" 4 Vo I n manager of that paper. an. she throws
,!�_____.�W."._ 11 tainted farce. ha.v.e a number of let -tons to While you are fitting out your car with new DOMINION TIRES, bet -
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ments were originally given at Xt. carrespondente. The fo"llowing -list There is a claim, 0, beauty and a DOMINION INNER TUBE in a carryinig case. I I
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I jZXpunun'i a week or two In my new paper. T, � buoiners or Pleasure, -�.rou . will find that DOMINION TIRES will
I .�i-;, I Verse Ia. There has never been Tha' elailig hour. give you a servicio and ZtIleaso that prove their supreme quality
T #4 nking you all and wishing you
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t� k,g il .-I -_k t any improvortiont,upon the plan -Six prosperity and' happ Way and workmanslur), . I
I I . days for work and one day for rest remain,your friend and adviser, and toll,
I ploNN;- life's stern furrows, dig , tile Sold Dy The,Ocst Doctors Throughout Canada,
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" W , - Verse 14, The selventh dai was - Care The Weekly Timea,-Toronto, Tread wIth sad feet our rough and A%W
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RE -ST Al`4D RECREATION Nvsork (Gen.* 2, 2, 3), After the es- Verdella,.Slgh, ,Snowdrop, Engaged, Au the day. I I DCI�OMIN,RON "I"IR'
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Lesson -Lev. 23, 394,9; Deut. S. 12- Cape or Isra.el from 14G%Yr�t, Jehovah Prown Eyes, miss Plizele, Sunshine 8, 0
. set apart the seventh day as a "-holy Numb, Anxious Ed., Weary Jean, 0, when our sun Is setting, may we A��__q le% 4�1% T% I
I I 15, aMrk 6: 31, $2. � llo,ward White, Hazel, Lottie, Chat- glide � A R Es U VU TATRES �'
. Golden Text. -"The streets of the asabbath" unta Himself, and the peo- tclb� D a X r V
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I., ple rested on that day (Ex. 116: _22-26, ,Lcnely Lass, May Blossom, Browny, Like Summer evening down the I
I ,city shall be full of boyErand �,,Ir I 'This Jewish law Places no ob- Lilly the Vallej, Doe -Doe, Bet,' golden tide; " I 1 I
areof" (ZeCn. 30)* . as 141rum Dutch Twins, Marie Smith, And leave behind us, as we Pass - ---
. playlliz in'the streeto UIL ligation upon Christians except pl, away, - - ----1 I . � �
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I .1 I -Christ rep Anxious Man, Grateful One, Brown sleeping clay! . I " +-O-*-O-*-I�.+.O-*-4,�*.*��,�-�-4-+-0-4-0-" . i
I Lev. 23: 29 Howbeit on the fiftedrl-til the direction of Jesus the apostles 4n4 Eyes, Babe, Marie, Cutie, Cousin —_ ,,,,liked back again and carried his
e- first day Betty, Huntly, Chums. wife's breakfast to her, .
�) , day of the seventh mouth, w4ea ye early disciples observed th IM V T It sounds so simple and it was so
have gathered in the fruits of tile of tile I ,veek-the -day oil which ifle ,Many others have asked for private THE FATEFUL YEAU ICUSTARDS difficult. His feet were cold and
* arose tram the dead, The' Jewish answers, which they will receive in ; . so atiff that they Skidded. He was
. . . land, lie feast of Je- -, due tftne. '- . Es wu a fat little Squirrel and every inch or
hovah seven days: oil the first day. Seventh day is Saturday. Via neces- I * L �-"*-A.-4�.4-+�0-4.-4.,"D-+O-*+
I shall be a solemn rest, and on the SAY for ,% rest -day is universal. D.-ar Loretta -Did -you ever think FOR Ev"'BY 1AI 0 M A N, BAX,E D CUSTAr,D. I so he Slipped so far to one side or
. on ralght live someplace where your - A plain baheA Custard is made by the other that he almost lost big bal-
Verse 1,3, IsrM�l spent one day In, Y adding the sugar to the eggs -without ance. R it had not been for his
.celghth 'day shall be a solemn rest. Qompany and what work you could do ,HOJW TO OVERCOME TROUBLES I , tail he ri�ver would have made it L
40 And yo shall take you on the I especially remembering God and HIS after school would be taken for board. taking the trouble to caramelize it. .
first day. the fruit of goodly trees, goodness. . � 1�11 . Either that, or en,4ployment IU OnO� TK_ -T ,NFF,LI,CT WOM E,N The vanilla may be emitted and a few I -low that tail did work! Now on
1. branches of palm -trees, and ,boughs Wark 6: 3.1, N� Jesus recognized, of the stores from four to six. I do ON LY. grains, of nutmeg gnated over the top this side, now on that, and now Jerk -
or the the fact that Ills apostles eould not not know It this will appeal to you, of the cuatard can be Used instead, Ing steadily along straight above the
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. -of thick trees, and willows but I know when'You are so anxious This is frequently served in r tail was heavy with
brook, and yet shall rejoice before work , continuously. withouf rest'. about it, yab, will surely find Sortie So far as a ,woman's liewtu Is con- or bowl in which it is baked, and snow and,ached with the unaccustom-
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- I days in the year; it is Theirs was a kind of labor which solution Teo the� prcb1orn. Ask your -cerned, probably tile anost fateful called cup custard, -vVliela turned out ed exercise, but It went bravely on I
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I -a St . atute for ever throughout your even occupied flielf minds on the minister's wile or your teacher, No years in her life a.re those ,between it may be served with a chocolate balancing, Correcting. catching, hold.
" uce, aple syrup or caramel sauce. i Ing and, indeed, fairly pushing the
I . � 1, , . ta Lord's Day, Ther.e is need of a .doubt you are growing quite fast and 415 a�d 50. Many -women. enter this sa, in squirrel along the wire.
� goner that helps keeo you thin; Drink period under depressing conditions, CHrESE CUSTARD.
,,atloas; ye shall keep it in t 1 114 preseut-d,,q, balance In, the adjust- The squirrel probably thought that
"Venth Morttli. . I milk and Cocoa, eat -eggs, bacon, lots through overstrain in household cues, Four eggs, one on,) scalded milk, the wire was there for no other pur-
. 42 Ye shall dwell in booths seven I ment of -rest, work,and recreation. It qf butter, and such fattening foods. or a neglected dandition 6f the 1b:ood, one tablespoon melted butter, quarter
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IS dojibtful if therA can be much im- and so they suffer 'heavily. cup grated cheese, half teaspoonful pose than to atford him a passage
days; all that are home -born in Israel I . � I Dear Frenchl�--If you really loved Among the eornmonest Symptoms salt, quarter teaspoonful pepper,, ;eW through the air and no doubt be had
I shall dwell lit booths; I provemen ln the man you would not be fickle. .He at this time are headaches, gains in grains cayenne, few drops onion juice. I several things to Say ,Zbout the size
I , 4,3 that your generations may I hours devoted t,q, each. But it should l,qs no right to object to Your friends the back and sides, fever flushes,'pal- Beat eggs slightly and add the re- of the wire and its slippery condi.
I a . 011 be remembered that the purpose of it you ,are, not ,engaged, ' It is best pitation, dizziness and depression. It maining ingredients. Turn Into but- tions, entirely forgetting that if the
, wire had not been there he and his
�, , , 1,wow that I made the children'. I I rest and recreation is that ,the -work to IkeeD away from Well. who drink is well to know that these variati011s tered timbale moulds, set ill Pan of
Isr %Vt,. Re- wife would have liad no breakfast
. . ��el to dwell IrL lbooths, when of may , ,be better don6. a occasio-itally. I of health can be relieved by home hot water and bake until bro, and probably no lunch or dinner -.-
brought them -out of ,the land I . treatment. What women stand Ili move to hot platter.
more CUSTARD PIE. , Rehoboth Sunday Herald. I
Egypt: I am Jehovah Your God. I I k near Anxious One -11 You cannot need of all their life, but never --- - 4
. . . . . I . . . . 'N EXUDITE'SHOPKEEPEPuS. ke�p il�oth for triends, 'you will have So than in middle age, is rich, red Two eggs, three tablespoons sugar#
I to make up, your mind whiclione you .blood. 'As it tonic for the blood and, one-third teaspoon salt, one and a ADVICE FOR BACK -ACHE
� Dent. 5: 12 Observe the Sabbath Erudite* shopmen are not such a will Tnarry; and then tell -the other nerves, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a1`8 'palf cups milk, few ,-ratings nutmeg. , When stooping burts, when lifting
I day, .,t6 keep, It holy� Its Jel'Olfall- thy rarity as a writer in the WeStininster* one immediately. I - always useful, lb�� especially will they uar, salt and bending quse8 distress that's the
God comilianded thee. Gazette would seem to Inter, judging . - 11 help wc=en -it tills time. Among and milk. Line plate with paste, and
Strain in the time to Tab Irt lots of "Nerviline."
I ilia Six days shalt thou labor, and from his delighted astonish ' melat at Dear Vicky Van -Don't listen. to those who have fDv.'ad bell0fit,through build up a flitted rim, grat. Usually a couple - of applications
I X do all -thy work; encountering . a second-hand shop- giris when they" gossip about 'Your the ust of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills is mixture and sprIX)ldO with few brings grateful relief. No liniment
I I keeper who was also,tin EygPtOlOglSt- friends. , A real friendship IS found- Mrs. J. A. McDougall, Rhoden&, N. S., ings of nutmeg, Bake lit quick Oven more soothing, more certain to kill
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� ,14 'bat the seventh day Is a Sall- Within 100 yards'of each other, two ed on -faith, so if yop do not trust who says: ,$I was greatly t#oubled ,it first,.to set rim, but dec,rCase the
. heat afterward, --a egg and milk in muscular, rhelintatic, or sciatic pains.
I - I bath, unto -Jeh,oyah thy God; In it thou shops,coula be visited a few Years your friends you cannot love them. with nervousness,. palpitation of the combination need to be cooked at Thousands ofliomes rely on good Old
. shalt not do any work, thou, nor thy I ago, whose owners were as well in- it I were you I would not cons�dsr heart, dizziness, and a general Tun Nerviline for cramps, colic, dysentry,
I ': lobe -trotters and curio hunt- being engaged until the boY Is dowrl, condition. It was only with dif- low temperature, -two cur Itarge
-t son, nor thy daughter, nor thy man- I formed g . C, . and external muscular pains.
., .1 I ers as one! would wish to find. One through college and established in a liculty ,that I could do my Work, and triton ginger, four eggs, ,;s 35 Cent bottles for sale everywhere.
. , I ., servant, -nor thy maid-seTvant, lior [was a retired merchant service man, Position. - . although I had been. taking medicine scalded milk, halt cup sugar, half -_
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. thine,',ox, nor thine .ass, nor any of a mus,ician, with a fine, knowledge of for Sortie time I did not improve. Fin- teaspoon salt. � I .
. ' Cut Canton ger in thin strips, GERMANAS COAL FISLDS.
thy Cattle, nor thy stranger that It ; Old 'Worcester, Crown Derby, Nalikin, Dear Art -I shall ,certainly send ally a friend. advised Dr, Williams' glug
within .thy gates; that thy man ser -o I and most of the world's China. The your na,me -to sortie nice inature girl Pink Pills, and I got a Supply and be- and use for garniolifug sides of but- Tile production oI coal In Germany
. , other was a siZversmith and picker -up' whb can appreciate a good letter gart taking thetil. 9. Beat eggs I
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. . I vant and thy atlaid-servant may rest I of Second-hand clocks,, cutlery, and� . friend. than met my expectations, and I Min sljg�tly, add inilk, sugar and Salt and I in the year 1213, was 17.5 million tons.
as well as thou. I some odd bits of Jewelry, with a var-. 6 feeling better than I have done for strain into moulds. Set in pan Of Under the Peace treaty Germany -has
. � at 1 led experience of the "Wild -West," Dear Betty and Bernice -It - the years, sleety well, eat well, and do my hot water and bake until firm. Chill lost about 96 per cent. Of Its coal-pro-
15,� Arid thou shalt remember th -part knowledge- young mam puts Ills arm around you ,housework much more easily. In my thoroughly and remove front moulds ducing territory. Ala
� thou waft' a servant In the lands of I and other foreign ng dish. I ace,Lorraine
ableneas. Both commimicativq� both 'when ,others are present, and it an- case the pr.ls certainly, did what yog to servi:
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. ftypti and Jehovah thy God brought I with musty, attractive wares, what noys you, tell him P.O. 4 0 claim for them." I BAXZD ORANGE CUSTARED. I and the Saar Tegions, with 16 InIllion
- I thee out therace by a inighty.haild and wonder,that the neighborhood Should Age does noi make very -much dif- Dr, Williams Tink?ills are sold by Three .99 Yolks, one egg white tons. Upper Silesia. with 41 million
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. '. I by an outstretched arm: ' therefore wander in and lean, chin in hand, tereuce V people are congenial. all dealers in luedicille, or you can get grated tons, and the occupied territory,with
- t over the count . er, wasting time qgreg- A young inin. should go home at them by mail at 600 a box or Six rind one Orange, Quarter CUP orange IS million tons. In addition to this,
.-. jeliova,h thy- God commanded thee o I iously and unconcernedly. . � ton-thirtt. If he do" not seem in- boxes for $2,60 froin The Dr. Wil- juice, one and tL quarted cups milk.
, keoe the Sabbath , day. l But probably the man whom Bor-' clined to, lot his hostess say, "I am liams, Medelclue,00., Brockv4lle, -Ont. Beat yolks and whito of egg until Germany must, under the -terms of the
- I . . . . I . . have hailed as brother, light; add sugar, salt, grated orange peace treaty deU .
. . I row won.d afraid you had better go. now, ,Mother k in 4w from 31 million
I I Mark 6: 31. And lie salth � unto I and who gave the writer lit the West* objects to an one staying later thafl x ould think of rind and orange juice. Scald 11111 to 9�9 millio'n. t6us' 8rcoal eitch year
an half hour, this.- No Korean couple w double boiler, pour gradually, while
I I 11 e Tying without consulting the sage, Stirring constantly, over egg mixture; to the Allies.
. them, Come ye yourselvoo apart Into ', ininster so delectable It ,ca be d6ne with .p rfect mar The coal miners un-
,% a desert plitc6, and Test a while. 1P o r was something superior to these other courtesy and never gives offence to a who fixes the happy day for them. � tered etistard cups and der the new regime In Germany have
* . two, For he was an EgYPtOlOgiSt* ,Person of good -breeding, ly by adding the s
This he does siniP bake in a moderate oven 1111til custard a 10 -hour day, but in view of the pres-
there were. qiagy coming and goi I and had beeh called In on one occa- it a girl's Parents allow her to go to, bride's age to the bridegroont's, and, become$ firm. ,Cool, turn out and
, . aad they had no loisure so much as to sion for expert advice by the authdri- dances, tile Young- man should keep after determining which, star rules surround Tdth sections of orange and ent crisis, they have agreed to work
I In the disereetly qui&. of tEeir United age$, he two half shitts extra oack week at
evA. . . ties of the British Museum. the destiny . orange syrup.
o 92 . -And the7 wont awajr In the boat window of the shop, where "antiques" . . deciees that the wedding §hall t004 cor-mm, ,nISTARD. . do -able ipar, iflug Making. a 49 -hour
to a, desert g1lace apart. of various ldn'd,_11. so runs the West- Dear Troubled One -IT am sure 'You place upon tile da�. sacred to that
, . minstek's story, "�Vra .old china and, are a jolly good sport and a mighty star. Two CUPS Milk, two- tabIL'00ons 'We0k.
. Comment$6 glass to second-hand sewing -machines ' ground coffee, three eggs,. quarter cup
� were exposed for sale, a good-natured pal. So -why bother sugar, halt tea.-pooll, salt, quarter tea- ---,---
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. . , 1,ov. 23: 89. - 4. feast willich was and bicycles, about a few freckles? I do not know JAX T1 M, DEArr BZ XAM, TO' spoon -iltuill.a. I .
instituted In grateful Commemoration pair of wooden figures, undoubtedly Of any rellable, cure; but don't let 4 Scald milli With coffee and stran. 11� � ; , ...
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old and probably of Egyptian origin HEART . a " '.�� ' "
of �Ule -Isra.elites. having securely worry you. I think they are at- Beat eggq slightlY ad6 sugar, BAR, " mij
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. . caught my eye, The proprietor, see traotive. Ilk.' Strain into but- LETTER R i, '.I 0
dwell; in booths, or taberna,cles in tile ,Ing thst I was interested, much to Do 7our hair a now way. Cute and This question call be answered IlDtl� vanilla, and in
wilderness was the third'of tile three *my surpxfge, commenced, without any, ways. * if tilt, deafness is due to Ca- tered fildIvidual moulds, set In Pan � ,� I" L ,".-?I
� pr6face on 1 girlish. tarrrh, -success Is general it' the suf� ofhot Water and' bake -Until firm. -
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I "festivals, and, like the the figures, and on Egyptology In gen Mittly. timbafes axe really baked 11 'A-' c, 1� �, -,�
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other two, lasting'a week!' I Two Vrilagfb Cliums-Don't be abw- flerer persists in the use of ,Catarrho- Custards. With other seasonings tit- �, It
of izone, and thereby drives cafarrh out
� i erali , which lasted, with no sort, lutely silly! t,hrough Stead of sugar and vanilla; tlieY MELY
W, Yerso 40. During the whole period remonstrance on my part, for the of tile- System. Penetrating . rm the maia dish for luliclieon or
ef the festi,val the people wore Com- space of halt all hour by the clock. , - Dear Bubs-It does not pay to Star tyle,passageg or the car; the soothing to
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'manded to dwell In booths, These I "This most erudite of shopkeepers ,11) too late while you are at school. vapor of Catarrhozone relieves thl�� supper- . - Tells, RemarkaMle Story of
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I booths were erected oil the flat roots also told me that he had once been Teti o�cloek! Read Mother parts Of intianamation, destroY13 the seedh of . p. SqUIRIWW . Sickness and Recovery,
called In by the authorities, Of the the letters If she Is interested, AT- Catarrh and .thereby allowa natuta to TrOO
of -houses, in the streets or fields. British Museum to decide upon the ways make her your beat chum. I'll re-asgert herself. 10br, catarrhal �
.. � Palms, myrtles and willows were age of the mummies In the gallery deafness, pain over the eyes-, Plugged ,
, send your niCluo on and hope you, -get nostrils and -other symptoms asgoel- Hb(d to Walk Tele0hono CabI6 for 11 0 ,,nto, Ont. -_111 suffered Freatly
probably used, and such other trees 0which is, or was, a fascinating place Some good letters. ci-tttrYllozone. wife,s Breakfast. ftr weakness seemed to be tired all
to visit. Altogether I left, the place ROSALIND. ate& with catarrli, use 1. I
. 49 Were distinguished for verdure feeling, not humiliated, but rather be- . yolell, be more than pleased. with the You may have thought that 016 the time, and had no
and fragrance. � wildered, and yet glad to know that Ito to me, quick. improvement In Your condition. squirrel was trying to call central ambition to do any, -
p, &-Samottrues gir's wr lie walked the length Of the I
Verse 41. Thn PerW cl the feast I there was oven now a shop lit London, to Say that all they know bow to do is Two month's tre1tillent, one Dollar. when the length of the �- I thingorgo artyplace.
-was one or wholesome joilitioation, I there May be others for aught I liousinvork an sold overywhefe, or the CatarrhOzOnG telephone cable all .�,�,. , .. "" nerves were in
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4 that there Is no out� I . alley, ,and you may have claosed him bad
'tit IT them. Right Co" Montreal. - I I
.Mien in oonstructing the booths they know, where the proprIetor Is an e',t look of IMPrOYCIIN - ,vitia tile sort of foolish PeOP10 W110 . , not sloop at night,
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tuarched In procession, singing psalalls,' pert ,authority on an admittedlY ab- now, I need someone Ili my,l,lonle to —"--"------ liase walked wires over Niagara , .. and then came
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struso and disputatious subject. Der- he, with Lie work and leaft me . palls. ,pho fact was that th -1� .�, � breakdown. I read
and crying '4110oaPlia." I row, I think, would hgVo �had wore P e squir- .1 ,,i,- I
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Verse 42. Th,e feast was tile 0, thau half-an-bour's enjoy like Homo one who Is really it At tholVarmouth Y. IN1. was much more important his wife ,�. ..,
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,caston, for Intensifying tile principlos, all adventure so much after his own lit housekeeping and, anxious to learn (*Ouip, held at-Tusket Pqll,4 In A119118t, wanted tier breakfast. I I .. , �. . , I . I " I" I ornpound in the
heart. more about It. There would-be op- I found MINV-RD�S �LINIIMBINT most The gnoAy was so deep that tile .� �. "I f newspapars and Soy-
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I partunity for su(!Il a girl to take I .3- beneficial lot, Sunburn, an 111111lediate squirrel -wol.,.ld only have suececaed �,,.,,z�� � _ ��
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% loyalty to Selio.vah. ons at night fit the splendid nt,,,Iit relief for colic and toothache. In buryll1r, birasOlt it -he had tried ..' � - ,,� advised me to use it,
. Residy-rande %ledleine-You need R L'a, �o L�,,,,, �. �
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Verse 4% Tile eighth day Was the itto. I do not walit to wall*, through It mid it was packed - 0 t new life into me. Xo*
groat da:r of tile feast. Modern life no physician for ordinary Ills 'when. schools of Toro o, got awly from A AT.XR8.D STOKES, It "
you have at hand a bottle of Dr. a girl who wants t so tightly dow", nFxt to the ground I I ,3 " a to do all my own work,
trulght profitably ObserVO the Spiritual Tlicluas' E ClOcti-10 Oil. ,Tilor c,,)ughs, small Inace just for the exeltellicut of General SCC'Y- that he Could not go to Ills storeroolft 1- . . advise every sui.
ibles, th(� big ,city --- but an earnest, ambit- � at the foot of the tree. 14e Could rin ,wonia . , rve Lydia E. Fink -
I Ideals here (let forth, The patriottle colds, wire threat. bronchial trot Ing Nvorker of 4-ny cige. Write
ble, for gealds, burns, ioUS, will U(It tetepliono, and he could not bor- ham's egeft. oun atrial.11-
,and other gatherings of the preseilt it is Invalua Wieekly Times, St. � row from hi -11 neighbors. because lie I a IrS. HARL0 $
. pralus It to .Unsurpassed, rile, care of Tile ' I 2 Christio
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are so often Characterized by ganibl- wilile �or-cuts. sores and the like It is ,Claip and Dutforin Stre&,s, Toronto. --- had lie neighbors. il%� toulil not St., Toroeto, Ort.1 - ,
aler. It needs ' . .1 ,ROSATAND. The largest island in tile world Is fly and he could not beg loudly The millters Of L�,Vala 1-'!,. Pinklmes
I Ing devices and immoral obs6rvanceA an unquestionable he enout;h to . .
. I . 1 - � � 'L -1 - - -, and --- Greo,n%iad, 821,0.0,0 Square =1108 Ill �bo heard. Vegetable Corn ound lave thousands of
�L EL�j .,. � �, no tep.timollial other than tile us(, It se-omed to 'him that it he had twuch letters as %lat abvve-thq tel thd
- . . that will satisfy Unyone as to Its of- Wise mothers who know tile Virtues area. anythin" hut a liquirrel. there tot huve'b n ob-
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80y feCt!,VQnPSg. of Mot , Tier Graves' W01111 riOntermina- � been, �v truth, else t1ley COW!
Z(1?11VE on (I'annot — ter always )lave It at hand, because it " 0 gover RY Of NO�V. weuid have been . tainedfoeloveornioney. Thismediciriel
'_ � yl � nment of the t somebody to help 1
1 � � __ NeW RM 1 S value,. . York "sts,=M to maintalft t1fall him, but as he wag a Squirrel be, had I is no atr=ger-it hass stood the test for
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oil you ,cvn pr4malf It 1,,60s sue,jc more than .1,000,000 flOw� P-My0s It __�__ does that of the Wh0Ie,J(LP11ftcSe f.'M- to help himself and he stallte'd bram,e* 11�ojro than. forty years.
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.4- cw` ��_ one pound of p1re.
�Wk C10111, 960hy lt"014d ors in the gatherings 4 I Nyben �jjollowayls, V,orn Remover Is _�_ ly out to do It. Ito V%lked the If there aro any eornphottions you do
vea murifte T.��*Pmedr slippery M, blo all the length of the ,hot undorAtarld virite to Lydis R- Pffik-,
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YOU ft Ufs --- MOT . tibast"$ honey. —_ to a Corn it. kills tho roots: and fAtrmrdl* 11nitwit 'Lum1wman't tiley, tud found some fror,on. broad I hlm Medicift �()06 (00tifidintW), Ly,t^,
I el"o-obt-ar S*d Heabbys � 4 liout
sio your Eyes t1!1PI1t1:1!1IosIt.y toram �mA wit In -
Write for Free Ole Oam 1%olr. , f ria"d. . � ueeLr a telephol%6 pole, Theti he Mgmi, Is
MKIns 44 Remir go" 9 t8sl Olits SUU44*011 , Ke4P%MirlArd16 'Uninitnt In ,the hoirso j'arr to the, Desk. I 0
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ADADVIS'711M
According to a 110ha"111110dan tra"
dition there IS a will of Ada,lu in ('X-
isteft". Zle tradition asserts that
no fewer than "Seventy legions of
angels brought Win slWets- of T,MDC,r
and qvitill pons, nicely nibbed, all tho
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vqay from paLradiso, and that the Arch-
f,npel Cabriol set to it his neal as,
wltiless.,, It Is. estinvacia by tonIt-
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mento.tors; that 420,000 allents of P&-
P.,Nr ,vote brought down on wllkbL
Adam, 4.lotl7d write his AbMilests. Noah
Is Me* said -to have made 'a will 'in
whi(--h he divided his Pr011tttY, th'"
eartilt into three equitl ;Mllkres, **6
for elt'll 9031.
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