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•COPYRIGHT'. nog, BY yooresess,as. wise
tlillerel Pr etWienr. •
_, "Truly. magnli
ificent estabsdiment you
have hese,- sir; Magnificent!". he ex-
elenned -as an imitation marble col -
Unlit ewe witioin his purview. °I ,
iltember my friend Senator Moseley ,
epertleing to me ef it thirty years ago. •
Are, our' rooms, rearlyr
'The Clerkhugely pleased,' hastened
to mere him that averYthillg was 101
t class order, waiting,
• 1"You better leo up girls while I
'le* =Mild a bit and sort of gee the
it.011,g thIngsn,
'• "Yes, I thtok we had better- look
direenid a bit, toes before we :deckle,
.father," said Carolina, diplomaticallY,
Her 'Agnes' "Vette' d lfee afreatitinalnlY'
•dia,.the arm.
S''sleriw, don't you worry, Carolina,. I
dee you think this place too expensive
front its looks -too goo.d for us. But I
Sell you the best, even this, isn't too
gond for you girls and your dad. Run
away, and I'll come up and see you
amen.'"
The new senator leaned his ellsew
'on -the desk, surveying the place.
"I understand this Ls a favoritehauth
ter the' big men of -Washington," he -
said.,
The clerk eagerly agreed.
"Yes, indeed, senator; we have them
AIL Senator Peabody and „Senator
Stevens were here
just a moment
a go. Boy, find
Senator Peabody
and Senator Ste-
venssen a taorld tell ntm
Langdon
Is here." •
The two senators
came quickly.
"I'm glad to see
you, Langdon;
glad to see you,"
exclaimed 8 t e -
vets, with an as -
"Boy, finct Senators
Peabody and Ste_ sumption of ef-
fusiveness. "I
.want to introduce you to Senator Pea-
body of Peunsylvania.."
Peabody bowed, and Langdon held
out his hand.
"I'm delighted to meet you, senator.
This is a proud day for me, sir."
Peabody had put, on his smoothest
and most polished manner. a
"I came especially to meet you, Sen-
ator Langdon," he said. "Although
we are on different sides we may be
interested in the same things. I hope
we shall see a great deal of. each
other."
Langdon chuckled.
"That's mighty good of you, senator.
Pm depending on you experienced fel-
lows to put me through. pon't know
much about this lawmakinLibusiness,
you know. Raising cottoo, arguing
the government and bossing niggers
have been about the extent of my oc-
cupation for the last forty years, so I
reckon I'm not much of a practical
lawmaker."
"Oh,- you'll leaffi; you'll learn quick-
ly," assured Peabody. "With Stevens,
here, for a guide you can't go wrong.
We all look up to Stevens. He's . one
of the powers on your side. He's an
able man, is Stevens."
The new senator from Mississippi
gladly corroborated this.
"You're right, sir. A giicat Man! I
tell you, when he told that legislature
what they ought to do, Senator Pea-
body, they did it. If it wasn't for Ste-
vens I wouldn't be here now." 6
In mock protest the senior senator
m Mississippi raised his hands.
"Now, now, Langden, don't say that
Your worth, your integrity, your char-
acter and our old friendship got you
the senatorship."
The old planter laughed gleefully.
"Sure, Stevens, I have the character
and the integrity, but reckon the
character and integrity wouldn't have
done mueh business if you hadn't had
the legislature." •
Clearly delighted, Peabody consider-
ed it certain that this new senator
knew just the way he should go and
would cause no difficulty. His keen
sense of gratitude made him appreciate
how he bad been elected. Peabody
literally beamed on bangdon.
"I hope we shall fie able to work a
good deal together, senator," he said, •
"I have the interests of the south _at
heart, particularly, ivith regard to this
new naval base. Perhaps we may be
able to get you on the naval commit-
tee."
"Mei" laughed Langdon. "Wen, that
would be going strong! But I tell you
..1
roi tor zne tiaras vow,-
, "For Altecoola?" suggested Stevens.
femgdon hesitated. Peabody and
Stevens watched bira as eagles watch
their prey from tint mountain crags
"Well, It looks to me lere Sataceote,
ought to be A flue alto. But the actual
place isn't SO 1111*
portaldt to me I
tell you, gentles
Men," he said in
impressive seri-
ousness thatrang
withaturdyAnter.
lean manhood -"1
'tell you that -what
is Important ilS
that -the great, -
sweeping curve of
th lh
some of those
white Ships of
ours to ts at a s "For Attacoolar saes
over „ the Indies gested ,Stevens.
* and the canal and to keep eye orr
South America, ,
1 "And right there on our OW11 I304thv
:ern coast I want these ships btillt arid
- equipped and the gems cast and the
men found to man them, I want the
south to have her part in the nation's
defense, I want her; to have this great
naval cityas the living proof sthat
there is again just one 'country -the
United States-inad the north and the
south bah have forgiven."
Senator Peabody clapped the new
member Orl the• back.
"Good!" he exclaimed. "You've got
to Make some speeches like that., We'll
have you as tne orator for the 'naval
• base."
,
Langdon's eyes opened wide..
vOratorP2 he gulled. "Me! An ora-
tor!" •
"Why, that was oratory, good. era -
tory." eoxclaimed Stevens,. with enthU-
shisna.
"Huh!" , grunted the planter. "Ton
call that oratory. Why, that was only
00,4 tguth,P,
I
"We'll see that, you do some more of.
it, then," laughed. Peabody. "Remem-
ber, we count on you tor the ziaval.
hese."
,"For rural simplicity, he's perfec-
tion," whispered Peabody to Stevens
as they left the etentets "lie's a liv-
ing picture of innocence. We'11 push
him forward and let him do the talk-
ing for the naval affal. committee,
Hiding behind him, we coald put
through almost any kind of a propos!. '
glen."
- 'Once more 'did the senior senator
• .
from Mississippi acquiesce.
CHAPTER VI,
NEW VEIENDS-AND AN OLD ENEMY,
ANGDON gazed at the two depart-
ing senators with varied emo-
tiens. He sat down to think
'over what they had said and to
carefully consider.what manner of man
Was Peabody, who showed such an 'in-
terest in' him. He reelleed that he
would have considerable intercourse
'with Peabody in the proceaes of legis-
lation end finally had to admit to him-
self that he did not like the senator
from Pennsylvania. Just what It was
Langdon .eould not at dab time make'
certain, but he was my:stilled by traces •
of contradictions lit the senator's cher-
acter--slight traces, • true, but traces, •
.neyertheless. peab.ody's• cordiality and
sympathy were to La.ngdon's mind
partly genuine and .partly false. Juin
what was the 'cause of or. the necessity -
for the alloy in the true metal he could
not fathom.
Hiswital
s un
kith thetoseryoin
famodslawm:kii
• ers had cenveyed to Langden the sugges-
tion that the senate was not primarily
a great forum for the general and ac-
tive consideration of weighty meas-
ures and of national policies. It had
been his Idea tint the senate Was pri-
marily such a :forum, but the attitude
of Peabody and Stevens had' hinted to
him that there were Matters 'of Wive
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Wno knew uu -rue ropes," Yet
even Stevens seemed different in Wash- •
ington than Stevens in Mississippi.
Here he played "second fiddle." He
was even obsequious, 'Langdon had ob-
served, to Peabody. In Mississippi he
was a leader, and a strong one tOo.. Tint
Senator Langdon hail not yet learned
of the many founts front which polit-
ical strength and political leadership
mey be gained. •
What he finally decided on was 'the
eugagiog of a secretary, but he must
be one with knowledge of pelitleal op-
erations,- one 'who 'combined wisdom
with b,onesty. Stich an aid cOuld pre-
vent Langdonf from making the Many.
mistakes that invariably inark the now
man in politics, and he could point out
'the most effective modes Of procedure
under given circubistaiices. It might
prove diflionit to And A man of the nec-
.essarY ouaSilleations who was not al-
ready employed, but in the meantitne
LangdOn would watch the playing of
the game himself and make hia own
deductions as besthe ceuld. •,
The senator started toward the hotel
desk to ask reg,arding the whereabouts
a his son Randolph when his atten-
tion was caught by the sight of three
powerful negro.porters'eadeavering to
thrust outdoors a threadbare. old man.
/he victim's flowing white hair, white
•mustabhe and military, bearing receiv-
ed short shrift • -
"Come along, colonel! Yo' can't di
heeh all day. Them cloalra le for the
guests .in. the hotel," the head porter
. was urging as he jerked the old man
terwerd the door.
' The MississiPplan;s fighting • blood
was instantly arepsed at such treat-
ment of a respectable old white man
by negroes. lais lips tightly eompreSse
•,ed. as he 'hurried. to the rescue. He
dried sharply. •
"Take your hendss. off that gentle -
mail! What do you mean by touching
• a friend ef mine."
The negroes stepped back ainazed.
"Sense me, senator, id this gent'man
• a friend of. yours," the head, porter
'gasped apologetically. .
Langdon locked at him; . •
"You heard4what 1 said," he drinwled
In the slow way natural to same men
of the south when trouble threatens.
"Fd like tO have down in Ifistds.,
• gni. for'abont ten ininutles."
The head porter turned quickly en
his 'assistants and drove:them 'away,
shouting at the top of his 'voice: •
"Ge.t about Yo'. -inks Slow dare .yo'
intehfere Wid a friend of de senator'?
teach yo' to be putting yoh nose in
wbere it ain't got no business."
The old man, astonished at the turn
of events, canoe forward hesitatingly,
to Langdiin. • '
."I'm very. muck obliged to you, sir,"
he said. "I'ra Colonel Stoneman, an
'old soldier." •
• The Mississippian stretched fOrtn hle
• Continued Next Week,
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"Come oleng,,solonst! ro, coil Sit heah
rail day."
they were anxious that Altatoola
should have the naval base regardless
of the .elairns or merits of any other
section. What Was unusual, puzzling
to Langdon. Moreover, it was poor
businesk yet there were itble business
men, ia the Senate. Not one 0! them
would, for Inetance, think of buying a
she for a factory until he had investi,
gated minty possible locations and then
Seleeted the MoSt favorable one. Why
was it, he. pondered, that the business
of thogroat tithed States, of America
was not eondteteelsul best/aerie IMO?
ite Must tenidy the Whole question in,
telligently; that Wile imperative. lie
must have advice, help. To whom was
Moron%he0 go or 4 POI •
t jt ate 2 Et* his Old °
•
Lesson Third quarter, For
• July 2, 1911.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
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Text of the Women% Ism. xxxvii, 21.31).
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The story Of Fieselrialt oomewhat •
fully recerded uot only in II Mugs and
11 Chronicles, but also In the prophecy
of Isaiah. A few weeks ago we were
considerbig how he began lots reign by
repairing and cleansing the temple and
by keeping the Passover for all Israel,
summoning the twelve trtbes tbereto.
He wrought that which wan good and
right and. truth before the Lord Irie
God, and he, songht God with all lon
heart and prospered (IL Chron. xxst,
20, 211 Such devotion 'to the livine
and troe Gad Was more than the devil
teuld stand, for all who will live godly
In Chrlat Jesus shall softer persecution
(11 Tim. 111, 12), so he stirred up tire
king of Assyria to flght against Jerre
Saleni and by words and fetters to
mock and blaspheme the 'God of Israel
and His people. To his blasphemy and
resdlings the people answered not a
Word, but ink' t'heir peace, as the king
had taught them, (II.,Kings xviits
Thus did DaVid, according to Ps.
xxrviti, 13, and thus eid the Lord
jeans lieth before the big ,priest and
Pilate Matt axon 62. 63; xxvii, 14)..
_nlien_1(e, was reviled -He reviled not
'again; when He suffered Re threat-
ened not" (1 Pet. it 28). Hezeklah 'did
'with the wicked letter just What we all
ought te, do 'with such tliings-spread
them before the Lord. and unburden
Our hearts to aim about all sucb. X
have personally proved this a way of
• peace more than once. If you do not
receive wicked letters you will proba-
bly hear of • wicked words that have
beer' speken against you. Just tell all
to the Lord.qesus and leave all with
Him.
fiezeklah's prayer ht this time Is
most refreshing study (II Kings siX,:
14-19; Isa. xxxvii. 15-20).., Note' that
his reason for asking deliverantee was
that all the earth tnight know -the Lord.
The prophet Isaiah:also "joined him in
prqyer in this his of difficulty (II
;Citron. xxxii, 20). Heeeklah was thus
able to speak to the hearts of the p,eo-
ple because he was himself cornforted
by his .trust in theeLord. "Be Strong
'and Courageous; be not afraid nor ills-
mayed for the .kingsof Assyria, There
be more with us than with them. With
him is an arra a flesh, •but. With. us 'is
the Lord outr/God to help us and to
fight our battlds" (II Chron. xxxii, 7, 8).
In the liortien assigned as today we
hate the Lord'a -answer to. Hezeklan
through the 'prophet Isaiah. tt•beeonies,
• us to be sure that God -answers prayer
and, haVtirreemmitted our afrairi to
Him, leave all with Him in quietness
even though we may not have as
speedy aliT,iiWer-as the king had.
There is no resting place`, like the words
of the Lord God of Israel. The Virgin,
the daughter of Zion, bath despised
thee and laughed thee to scorn (verse
p.?). When kings and rulers take coun-
sel together agalost the Lord He that
sittieth in the heavens 'shall laugh, the.
Lord shall have 'them in derision' (PS:
11, 1-5). When the .Lord's people are
touched in any way it is the Lord:Him-
self who is totiched. Wheo the king
of l'ssythst reproached and blasphemed
the king -of judalo .be was really blas-
phetaing the Lord, the aely Ono of
Israel (verses 23, 24). So it has been
and sball -be again and again until the
last _great. blaspheraet shall be cast
alive Into the lake of fire (Dan.. xi, 86;•
Ren. xi% 4-8; xis, 19). •
It':Is God Hinaself that the .desil
hates and wmild dethrone if he could
sand.therefore shows 'hie hatred toward
• the peOplepf God, butheir the Lord as
He says to him, "I know thy abodes
and thy going out, and thy coming. in,
and thy rage again's; me" (verse 28).
Then note what follows mete His as-
surance of deliverance and mark well.
the words. "The zeal of the Lord of
hints' shall' do this" (verse.32). Com-
pare Isa. lir, 7, and be assured that the
zeal of the Lord of hosts' will not rest
till the kitig shall sit on Da'vid's throne
and reign over 'the* bouie. of Jacob
tLuke 1,•31-33). For His eon) sake •ancl
•for His servant David's sake He will
'do it (verse 85). See how easily the
Lord can overthrow His enemies and
, deliver Ills people. He has but to
speak and itis dime. 'The angel of .the
Lord went forth that night, and by His
power 185,000 of the 'A.ssyria,n army
died, Thud easily did He 'overthrow
Pharaoh and his hosts the Aetna.: '
In Israel's last extremity, yeh s\the
armies- of 'antichrist shall be gatlis,'ed
against Jerusalem, shall come
the clouds of heaven with power and
great glory and shall consume, With
the siolrit of His mouth .and destroy"
thehrightneaS of His confingthat
Witked one and his armies (II Thesss
1, 840; Isis xi, 4; Rev. sir, 19, 20). .
Remember how when Judas and bis
bend canie to arrest Him in the days
of His humiliation and reakoese
simply said. "r lino," and they went
backward and fell to the' ground. Re-
ittember also that "by, the word of the'
Lord weres the heavens made and all
the host of them. by the bteath of His
Mouth" (Ps, rxxlii. 6) and ask what
you know of the pewer of Ms word in
Yotir own life -the power fond wisdotri
of God. May He grant ue aceoeding
to the rignes of Hie glory to be
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•The destfuction of the house fly is s public
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; His filthy °tight and halaita,and the fact dad
ile`betly b generally laden with disease -producing
germs, maker him ette,ef the greatest enemies of
the human race.
11 the housekeepers.Of Canada 411 use .
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BOBS* Street. Toronto,
Tichrumu A OR. /6 S-00T,Iliri
-vs"' Kente-briek house, two beans; elnap
at. tbirty-dve hundred. „
ATINETY.A.CRES-00UNTY HALTON
os -twenty tulles -from Torouteet hottsts
barn, orchard; eight thousand.
TIP TO DA.TE litiNDBED ACRES -
ss • County Peo1 seven thonsand.
IIA.VE ALL SIZED FARMS-BOTII
•• improved and unimproved -in Alberto,
iStawskilaltpcialymyaot t1Nor:eltn°1104.' 11 going West
pRurr,sTooK, GRAIN' AND DAIRYA
- farms to suit you in Old Ontario.'
Consult me.
TT W. DAWSON, NINETY COL.
* BORNE street. Phone Main 6090.
.1Tigirts and holidays, Two Itaaared and
Seventy-two Wright avenue Phone Park
527, Toronto,
100 ACREi AT 31,A,IRS MILLS -
close to school, cloureh aturnest
office; Roll clay loam; owing to sickness
muet be sold; possession September lst;
price $3.500; only $1,000 cesh. Infra snap.
Particulars write Henry O'Brien, sells
farins,.Collingoreod.
'ROE SALE -CHOICE IMPROVED
half section Northern Alberta;
mediate possession; including crop, woo,
part terms. Also good unimproved quar-
ter, Owner, Box 1, Gilpin, Alto. '
REAL ESTATE.
pou, SPEOI All '13ARGAI1S IN
lands in the talwous Canora district
call on or write to the Rex Land Agency,
Canova, Sask.
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WANTE D-REPRESEN,TA.TIVES,
' v either sex, locally, on goods neces-
sary as bread ;* sale, wo dollars per day
and commission; ex erienoe umtacessaty.
J., L, Nichols Co., Limited, Toronto.
POULTRY,
CANADIAN POULTRY REVIEW-
published'first of each inontle all the
Poultry news of the Dieninion; t pages
Me. year; Poultry Advocate, the utility
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elle year; poultry books on various sub-
Jects. Address 11. B. Donovan, 181 Ade-.
bide street west, Toronte,-Ont.
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ATETERA.'N GRA NTS' WANTED -ON-
- TARIO, unlocated nr located -in any
township or district, 'Northern Ontario.
Highest malt price paid., altilhollaud 4
Co„ Toronto, '
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AGENTS WANTEV.,
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town in Canada -to seR the boat haad
vacuum clean(r. in America. E. 'L. Dyer,
47 East Wellington street, Toronto.
STITDY OF ()TITER GENCY
Pronositions Convinces us that none
can equal ours., You will always regret
it if you don't apply for :particulars to
Travellers' Dept„ , -2•31 Albort stra li. Otr
tawa. • • ,
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WOMEN' WA NTED-T TAKE
". orders in Spare time; no experience
necossarya our lines especiolly used by.
mothers -and girls. Apply I)ept. A., Brit-
isk industrial- Company, ,.22S
Albert street, OttaWa.•••
fINE RELIABDE NVANTED IN
`-" ove17 town to'take Orders for best
•oustomanado clothes. in Canada,' highest
conunission. Tailorilig Co.,'Limited,
Toronto, Ont.
.00. you. K.N ow telliapttrnint7tirsoe irs%iejeet.
&ladle!'
tion of Rev. Eno
cat WI's greathook "FIGHTING THE TRAFPIC IN
vowel GIRLS"? This new edition; whicli has
.just beenissued, contains over 500 pages,
-many interesting illustrations- and retails at
81.00. We give beatierms to agehts. • Outfit
free'. Send I8e. for forwarding charges'. Book.
. sent to • any addresspostpaid upon receipt of
price. THE JOHN C. WINSTON CO., Limited,. 188
-Sliadlna Avenue Toronto.
•Ill=1/11211113
10c 'FOR ANEW HAT
4. paeirage of Hat Bleach for your last
season's straW hat. Will make it look like.
new. Packages lac, and Me.' Seat postpaid
on receipt of prim ,‘
HOOPER 00. LIMITED.
Canada's. Oldest D'rug.Store,
83 TONG WEST, !TORONTO.
Empire Realty Agency,
21 RICH MON D STREET' EAST
And 1275 EILc).OR ST. WEST, '
Rave for Sale -improved Fruit Farms of
all ;hes. Alao good property ihvest-
ments in Toronto mill country towns.
Also hotels fOr sale or lease.
Write for partioulars...oiatar,aa
te e
MORE MONEY -
15 say **or city iu Western
OimuKle. iraneourer ig gelfig 15 15 Conodo's
bIlitint *Warfel And cOminerelal centre,
being the fest and last port in exporting AO
1$11perflos to and, grOM tias Oriole
ON uurtuurro lifILDIOX DOLLARS
was Made la the year ereting July l, 1910.
these who Jis4 the foresight Axel courage to
wake guett. lavestsuctes.
IT IS ALL 6001), OLEAN MONEY, 200.
You Can Invest a mall Amapa and get
your share 0118.
Seannior particulars, de 11
I. E. WALEUR $4 CO.,
151 Victoria fa .treet, Toronto, Onv. '
• WANTED
WI:limn who want to earnfrons$20 to 500 a week
to take a course In our H•gauty Culture Sehool.
Face,Scalp and Body Massage, Shampooing, • '
elloping, singeing, Hair Dressing, Maulenring .
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Graduates assured positions and diplomas. •
'Don't study a profession that is already over.
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Id ties business eulnexer classes start June ,
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we teach by correspondence also.
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405 YONGE STURM, TORONTO,
Dampening His Ardor;
Desperate Suitor -Sir, I have reach-
ed that stage where I can no longer
live withont your daughter.
Heartless Parent -Well, I don't con-
sider suicide a crime. Young man, but
you mustn't hang around here. - •
ROCK SALT
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EBRO FOR PRICE.
TORON'rO SALT WORKS
G. J. CLIFF, Manager, Toronto, Ont,.
4)1E0E0 14 CiSilEi's
REDNEINS
, RED FACE
and alt irritated,infituri-
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skin arejarinoying, dis-
figuring -and humiliat-
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these affeetions a r e
positively cured by us
and the parts rendered
permanently. healthy
• arid natural. Consults, -
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63 College St,, TorOnto. Estab. 1892.5.
- Only When It Was Necessary.
"Is it true tnat you cat with your
knife?"
"Not alwaya,". replied the repre-
sentative of a backwood district;
"only in, public, where my constitu-
ents ean see nief" •
The Way It Is Nowadays. t
"Yes, 1 had 10 children. They all
grew up and married off." •
'I suppose Os is lonesome now at
home?"
"Oh, ins, Every .once in a while
one'of them gets a divorce and wan4
der s back."
• Refined.
"What is the ear?" '
"It is the side entrance to the face," .
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Marriage is a lottery. 'A lottery is.
illegal. Marriage is illegal.
White
Invaluable !Menially
lac Cou s
Thr�6L
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12'Vase1ineRemedieS inTube,s
Capsicum.13oratgd,Oxide
•of Zinc. Campiloratod,
• Carbolated,Comphotjated.
Mentholated,Elc. Each
for Sliecial purposes
Write For Frqc?
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BRACELET
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plate Extension -Bracelet abscilutely FREE for
selling only 54.00 worth of our lovely cards at
8 tor 10o. .
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g raved nickel watch, new design, just outopen
face, stem wind arid set, carefully adjusted.,
moveraent, fully guaranteed, for selling. only
34.00 worth of our lovely cards at IS for too.
ORDER-TODANT.be fIrstin your vicinity.
FREE -Our beautifully illustrated catalogue
sent postpaid with every order. Our cards sell
On eight, as they are the latest designs in OA.
'Alan views, floral and birthday cards. All aro
lieautLfully colored and many are richly em.
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tationS. .AgentS wanted.
• select to yeer station on the Verstand-
mires° or etyle to order. for quo.
Troughs -
Mads of heavy galvanized steel, our
stood the tett staring the post Ire ye rs
that we are wiilfrig to '81158 any size you
ntoughs and Tanks are Striongkoor.q.t
Ttioughs
STEEL TANK CO., TWEED. ONTARIO.
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Orclera Carefully Executed.
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Members TOront0 Stack EXChangai ..
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