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,� With'the enormous I growth of Can- of all killed, milk, ego, medicine, etc,,
. are supplied to the Patients, and sev-
I 4da, In the 4ost twellty-five years, with �
,., I . teen i1eedY cases received money
. I � Its woresoe of,popuiatiou., of trade, oUn Well. for rolit. coalo, ate., during
. I of Industr#1 4a.volopment and Of the Year. .
. Jamul, "),11 And Au4tvidual, wealth, The Victorian Order -of Nurees. Co.
: I there b4s been ik corresponding �loperate witil. thq Royal Edward Iliad-
. tutQ to the extent Of aupplylug and I
i . growth Of public- 4,0trIt and a utilver- pay -Ing iwa Auraeo. who vioit the
t. .1, $al. 404rallpation that Canada ab4ll ,homes of advanced Cases,, And extra
. . � have U finely-equIpped public !Asti- nurses for cases leading constant at-
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I . .1 . tutiono for education, Moral, Physical. tentlon. Owing to the work of the �
� a , Institute And of the Anti-Tuberou-
.ad Intellectual as any In 00 World, Imls T.Pnvnia I th. A -m- f-- &..u-- I
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ICanada and especially Nov,t se,oi;14
lost one Of Its Moot distinguished
lawyers. when, Mr. It. 4 Mraell was
Made leader of the Conservative
Party. Before lie had reached the
490 of 'forty, lie although, be had
lived well, was a man of independent
mean$, All -Of which were amassed
by himself, He wan the recognized
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head of the legal 'proteasiou of Nova
SOO"4, "when be was a comparatively
young Man, Besides being a Magul.
f1clent politician, a wel&ulgh ,Peer-
less lawyer, he to no mean linguist,
'44 histOriali And ver� prolulneAt
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authority OKI constitution . Al questions,
Above . all Mr. Borden to a wan f
11491104tIoned Integrity, His J44161'al
mind enables 'him to Re6nly analyze
A . questipli and 800 its Merits and -4e�
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SIR W11WRIP UVRIER.
Sir wilfrid i.gurter hae bealk ail
years in Pgritilmouts. He first an,
tored the Quebec T
,AgIslature in 1871,
Wine returned from the constituency
*1 ArtbAbasca. lie was there ri�
elected 14 1874. Three 7e4ra � later be
entered the Cabinet with the' Por � t -
folio Of 1414144 Revenue, but W44 4e -
I feated by a await MaPrity, upon pre,
'venting 1XIMPelf for re-election. Que
bec RAIA then retUr � "'
. nod him. This
,constituency he,$ been .Sir wurrWo
tover since,
. . 'Upon the aUCCOOSIve retirements of
, Wr. McKenzie and Mr. UWard l3lake,
'In 1887, our present . premier,
came leader of the Uberal and t be,
. Opposition Party. When bell
� It came into
Power In 1896, be naturally �bgc
Prime Minister, whiCh h,altjo,ame
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Pit rchea up tile Qtfg4t Road) In Kash.
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on horseback. It is
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I . time habit of thi's
AlOrs than any other Man, Apart from
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Simon. Bolivar. Vollex uQla owes her
Fach villager rides lit,;: own pony
fabout 12 bands
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Independence, Actually attac);:ad And
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c4pturad with Ills Cavalry A fleet Of
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to 10 miles In the Morning, playo,
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"WAO en4o"Ourtlif to crOso-
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rides bact to his .home. Wllea there
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0 Apure River In the struggle for
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. Independence, but wits prevented from
Is, a bot of a shop
oillerA.IfRe it .p they have sId
Is each for himself. Raeofill L
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9 a. eight Sp,,,nlgb gun_
ClIrkker lasts two hours uniess. nine
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stream lie 414. ,
0011va'r Was In
goals are scored first; If the ball
90QS betwe an the posts It counta do.
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was 46COU4 In co, lumand, U9 4PP04104
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'A goal by riding with it In 'Ulf, hand
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never areas the river ,so lono no tile
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gunboats worg there. "It only
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t(Aween the Poats-if be can. I.Tcr,
Otte bothers 9
About "Ofroldea." fouls,
or other -mik ,,,
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. ,XQ rVQal; .some (11044gull.4400 U44- auto I '- f,, ---,r --- -j-- - �,. .. - I I we could capture that o the rovolum
. ,944 n Uoutrea have 4 �, ... . � . A tf, � ppfluff. - Oments of Euro.
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J1 I adion names Ip to vL000ciate them Isa- 10 per cent in 4 year, , ecreaeod I I � . . . I,-, U'PeArY' leader Observed, 04tho root In spite of plentif . and delldom It f� I
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. medlately, with princely beneractiong, The Winnipeg Geueral.Hospltal or.- . P � 415A(l sometimes worse, no. one will .
Z , . "I .. ��� ROZ 460MOO that bo Would have )rISS his We"41, Ill hard, knocko, Agurisbes, and I's .
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. � . �, to the country. in Montreal, to take gallized. In 1872 and Ineorpora, � . -� . hoe 6, And .he according. It. I V, .
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., I I . I *lie InOtAtice . out . of Many. there Is .ted .I..'R.", game It he call help ab" 1
three y, later. Is One of the finest - -���,.�-n\�..",.,�,-,�..,..�.,.". I es
� the Royal ,Victorls. HOBJ I Institutf sers .i ., Jy told his regiment of cQwboya to The game general -peclanygoodfor
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I .� . founded now In Canada, And. when %\�,k��,----qgk'gg . .�; six or eight players, but by the time : I
4M. -Fen yvalra. ago. Ur the, Right Hall. ther proposed' , follow him, PAOXIIII13solt U40 been A WOW who dolet � :,
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. .4 ,..� Cowboy, QA the faille, of the Orinoco
. the Right ad it Will be equal to any, hospital. on N,2 sleep well, ftdor .
�1 , ". Ron, .Lord 'Stratiloollfl, and ,.,-,t.. r to see twenty players taking part at I .
. Mount this - continent. During the year 1909, I " 404 was the 140. of We men. OQ wilej. the same time, And needless t6, say . ..
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I . �(Qfal, A magnificent building in �,-?-'Y` fit, mpT;rred his 4oroo
. I . the daily average of patients in ,the' ., -�. ,.. "I �S, ,, Into, the stream, tne game 10 fast some to -44.
I . . . *hIch 40 Invaluable work Is qsirried . .�,�. Calling on his men to,follow. of the And furious all the W4. �
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. wards was 297,7, 0, very, high Per- ' v '. .A , .,:. .� t!rmt. � . .
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, , Vantage for it hospital containing s2s W I � �., ... and t:h
I ,00 E��.,-' , air .mounts, wh ell ,,,he local telegl.apb ma
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.1 . . "It is wiser and less expensive to bed$. ,, -, .-,�, -4.41;1 - are taught to swim as ,We,, � star Is the I
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. The new Addltl h -, .."'L I 901opt there wee liot a olngl I As to Only Eurq"ean who Plays, except for . .J.
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� . . . Einve 011dren than to V,uniall. crim- capacity, of 320 bedso, And .will on- . Pold out in tht Dealers .
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I � . . I I . a Un*q'&G' assault upon tbf-Ir way through. To our Ideas the . -
1� . �. 140,101" 1.0 the MQttQ Of the -ChildrOU'A able the trustees to re.-arrauge the .
. � Aid Society of Toronto, Whose prest" I the '111100ats, It. being n
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i. dent Is the HOn.. J. K. MacDonald. , available space in the entire hoispt-. 11 ....... '.. Spanish fleet I 'Lo4t; the 8vine tv primitive, but It finds great I . �,
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I I � I � ML and provide various new and as-. . . . . . . Were fallen quite Un- favour In the eyes or all the natives, .
, I , "'. The QbJects and Alms of the Society . . � .. awares, The -cowho . I
. - .yg wriggled from ill inis part of the world, and one ' � I
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". . I I A exists in' the heart% of the citi ens . . 4. , - � JOHN
�7. �- , . are: to attend the trial 'Of 0411drO sentin.l. departments.' A. Warm regard
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hae Only to watch the Same for a few . . ... .- I., --
' � "' I III the police -courts, to. receive coal, ,for the z h ' 11 .... 1 sale, lot*mog their Mounts SWIM, bielt trJulites to realize how keen they ,111 . I I
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.: , . �, . ,plAints A . - . tO 00"- Having thus cut off their I �,
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, . .f At well-known gqqerous Western spirit . .. .. are, and absoill LABATT .
� I � . . I . � . � . own.retreAt, It was 4 question of will , tely, devoid of nerves. . .. 11
,; . I leged cruelty to children, -to take ' to. eXpresgloi� in the, I ' , or die. They fought The greatest tragedy that can be- - OF LOM)ON, C,WADA
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tituto child Wn , I tall a keen.player on po . � "
.1 .. I . ren and to voluntary confributiolle bj* which it 11 vr"1011 well, and every
1 . � . Znd ' good foSter-homes, for them, I ,. LAUM1, gunboat was captured.. lo day to to . . �
, 'I . , 14 mainly supported. For this reason : I I . � � . hnvo no Pony, Sometimes It happens, I I . . . � I .
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, '''� I SlubO 1891, 17,408 Cases have Come it exerts A strong and wholesome in- , has so honorably hold for such a . ' he -Wever, that tb , a. anim I is hired. ,---------------- . --%
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. . under Its supervision. I R. L BORDEN. , , long period. - . a , I .
1 �.`i .... I I The I finance for, charitable effort on be- I I TiU EDIBLE CRAB . I exit and not retuimed in time. The . . . 1�
4% Toronto Hospital for Sick halt of.the Poo I I Sir %Wilfrid Laurier was �bo.m on I . the. player cal � ' In 01f A. GRAIN O� Wn%AT. I . .
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." . ,r. ,Including the 201 liciencies', This -As clearly evident In Nov. 20 At St. Un I I I 1 In . .
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� .... 1 ,� I ,011aldrea establWhed thirtY-Ave years infants. born In tile institution,,' In the county of' I r_1 I .
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� -seasoned speeches - Agsomption, his father prac, omothIng. of the Curious Life of Tide foot. I I A 11,guyer Contill"I * . � . I
I - over 955 children were cared The leader -of ' --------------- � - aw
" a , - -* ago. IS. a Charity that makes Instant, year goal on
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. .- �appeal to everyone for who can look for by It A clinic I the Opposliton IS ticed his . 880. Letters in,
,�. 1, . unmoved , for tubercular Pa- fe.asion of,land surveyeri, Hall Fish 1140 Animal, . . . � I � . . . . I
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. I Upon the sufferings ,of a' dents, Is noted for his kindness of. heart and His m0thop%o ;malden new . . System, in Salesmanship., ', - 8CrIbe4 and Four FIgures. . . .
1, , I ,� � . : . . . � held - three times a week', his respect for the feelings at others, ,celle 'Martineau, Sir a was Mar- . I I . . I
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�:,:, I I ;,ompe,tof a case are,admitted to the These he tries his , utalost * the only child, Sbe died -crab. to obliged to moult . �
- . . , , I Wilfrid, being The edible "Young man," Says the automobile �,
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1. .11 I . 'a ai'llthe'. remainder are attend- hurt, unl6ss it be from not to soon after r rilanufacture Prayers have b"en I .1.11
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,� . � I . powe fault life birth , ' In. 186S cast Off its shell In se r to the new salea.man a' written and cn�- - , . I
��, �, . , ., � . . d th, own, homes. Tile various I I � the Promfer was any times during many r7 small objects; I �� .
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* :. . � 4 4' "r' of the r t married to Miss Zo life. This MOUItIAg appears to b � vo
, �11 �' . . I all d i - : . e Lafontaine of IlY the rapid-fire sales 'big made but Only One Person ever has been . . 11 I ..
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el ' �'ne Ion , ties represents . t-13 who has tonished the organization . orvkv6d on
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��:,�";�. It by' the 'Pa Mr. Bordews Courteous, sincere . Montreal. I � A ullPlellsallt ordeal to Paso, "for the . he �
. --.1--l".."'. auto 10 Interesting-, Canadians are . 8 In the two Months or his, emplc,y:. DaUent and Painstaking enough toln- '�
I ,�,-:-3�,-:,:-;g-;- . and gental Manner, Wing for h I . �,
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,* I ": �,,.- '... � ,.::, .::Rlx�i::i:.�, 1� Of course largely In the majority, at of friends, I hu 4 An a man is the Product of his edu- � tabs often die during tile act. Wile" ment, "I � Must congratulate you on scribe R Complete prayer on a grsi.0 of , ; .
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4, � ". , :I _: . � ho Cation, let us ve see, that they are not only. obliged your W rk.0, wheat One day Sir Moses Monteflore, ,
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: �1111 ... ... ...1. mans, Italians, . Galicians, Poles, t c ,.-rest Jewish' financier of 9ng- .
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4 ., -, � a suited 111the Houze twice. Both timee The motherloo: ut also from the hard covering of their sales - the now . .
,q, � . . . . . . I n ! . Dallas, and What , seems curious a . boy, attended school I � baid, received a small
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. 11 . . It was, ego, dellcat 0, Mall modestly. � . tin box in the-' - .1,
, �, �i:iK, '. � . entirely uncalled 'for, - In Ills native parish till tile age of a mouth -parts, and even know w or at
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�.�-�;�' . . I I large number from,leelanId, . � a build -the beat auta Mull, 0,4 the cov I 11
- . Ill big phrs6nAl habite Mr. Por, twelve. He W gullet � turning themselves Inside . -the box was . �
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I 1-`- .. :.-- I ��. -,.. 1. 'The Margaret Scott' Nursing Mis- , in the market 11 Says the In written,
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. ��,,- ; � � .... YN.... dill Is extremely regular, lieAs a total Protestan rut, as It were 7- it to not ' P . i�j
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, ' t School at New Glasgow strprising r( -.r, at -� , . I
; '', .. .1 .. : , SiO4. of Winnipeg does an excellent abstainer, but ii fond of his old briar . he ordeal. "but -even at that I , 11ora, by flattell Mordecai, son ofUllf, ' : . 1
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..., � - I ,.1. .. .Zor.a year. Rare lie Imbibed the first derstand can sell tell times lilwSch Scheinemann, of �etuial(,�m, ' , ,
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-14. 9 ... - I draughts Of his splendid b , hpw you . ,,, , �
.. eat homes , . admind- The crab' crawls up into some.. se- - as ina,ny machines as the very b �.o
- ... and wirch,needed worU'ln the poor-. P Pp. This distinguished politician
. ,::i ,", . - . : '7� of the City. has nourished many literary dreams, edness, From this School. to alutled nook or, Cove In- shall eat I Thi box contained a single. grain of .. �
.; ".�.; . ....�� he ,Went to to - � - I Ow wAter Men we have had- Prldr to you, How I "I
�1, �, , .. . I . The official' report for the year but owing to lack of time has not - L'Assomption . Co MQUIt'. out of th Wi`4Eat, On, which was, tnscribd, in 1. I "
I t'. I � liege. . way of 'its hard-. � . I
. remaining � do You do. It?" * : . ch6racters. so small that they"could . � I
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.. � ending April, 1910, showed for 3,000 been able to axe seven years. shelled for- the fielplessi - 11 I . . .
," . .1 I �. .. sallings of different vessels -steam- hope that at solne tim Well, 41r", explailis the n . 0311Y be rea� with the �jd I ... I
,. � I auto them. 'Let -us In 1861 he�matrlculated , relaitves, - ew sales- . . . �
,I "�- 1 . I into McGill and graduated In law,
, ,,, . ; In the near newlY-moulted, or soft-shell crab� If of P,Jw
..1- . . ;S . ships and , sailin -ships . a man, the light of! honest Pride In'llis a o: !,
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- � " I :K.;- . rian of his class, . 14016rs of the. prayer, and the data of .
I 'r ', ��,:` port of, st, John, Indicating. an im- world some of thb products of his anadialipublic life bag as of fishes. �ey(s, "I always ask the customer to I .
, �'. I . . . . NO.Man In C aa by neveriLl speci '
" "". � � , I M,;,'--,',.-�-.-,,----g. .::i.`�,.",-� mense number of men requirini- to . I . . . . Vor- U ke a ride in one of the Year (Rebrew reckoning), 5645. . �
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I !, � �. - I � , "g." - , I , , ` . be looked after. while ashore'Whon, fertile wind. received more atf6utioll at the hands tunately for -the Crab, the Soft co'Ver- the fJrst mov IS - Moses kept the . . I
, . , . � �, itical ''Caluminato . rapidl�, and In a -few . . g ae- Prayer'., In, his. ,. ;�
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. . er Of' POI rs. In forti I quainted with Its ridi dcsk. until be . I .
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. �,. � . . - . We consider the enormous danger and the reins �6f' Government, he w Years, however, no Opp hours It has a ne* and stro . � I �
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7'., . - - .:;., . hardship -of the life of these fallitful ill be I Onent .-, has ng armour, coutso .he accepts the invitation I P.,rserved with'rellglous care by ';)lie I
,. ! -�.� .1 I ":111 "; I . . . . , able ta rise 'to the occast been go. b ' n fearlessly out Into then take him Out on the boulevard;. of 41B friends. . I � "" ,�
, . :: .: . servants, of our- commerce, *a feel Oil and ex- age as to otter a slander . !
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. � � � I I :::: `, * , Pdnd. all his energies for the success- 'which touched .his, pers Uep water. . � .. I I , . I . I . . I
.. onal honor, . . get arrested and fined for fast m ,- — . :
'.., :�t.': , , ... .how great a debt'the country owes rut advaiiceinen ------ � and . . , , .
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�, . John,. N. B., now Canadai I . right6ou'supas of his. character. . � I . - I .
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". �; % . thbial, The Sea' t and betterment of . the. purity of -his private, life, or the rimning. After that there Is no ar-- � ' . . . � . , .
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'11'�. ,year -Is an � Inestimable benefit'to the .. .- I . I -- Boosthig. . � I q all . I .
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I "I . the free use of reading,' Writing, and . I . . . I I � , .
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, � . .' Concerts � are held, vesse 3 0 AR - 'DOING ;� . I ARDI� Some are natural, as cannot be sent b � - . ,
'ki 'iT..'CdL VISR6 ' . I � I I I I . . . . . some a:re super- - Prestije and' . F DOOR post. . - IN �
., � " . . 1. H. "M1411rDj il laaga?lnes and papers'sent . ko .1 liatural and some are dangerous, .be- I ; . Irishmen.. . ,If You lbok �-1 the 'Post Offic I . � � :
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"",:' atitute. . free, medicine supplied, . . cause they move with a force, which . A I I . .
. � . I . money exa CANADIANS AND MEDICINE. - . CANADIANS AND Tn' Is too strong for our character. ,tud In lit$ stuody of'all else azt1ole's 'may be seat by book .. �'
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: �, - , Yl . . . � changed and received for -safe keep- . . A STAGE. -will. "Dew . *Alv'und�r him, e � After a few.days the lady- r " 11
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, � . 8.37 In . attents and 100,959 Out -P ' I I . . ter was appointed ti0hs In this country, ctilture of the WellIngton. The 40ditbr of a periodical. 1(.Irgtlls to show-hfa-in6n that be 'Ras t I -
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ves occasioned by *rocks. The ,,work to � ::::�,.,.,�.�>;�,�:��,.,�;�..'�,,,:.-'.,.�.".,.",.,�.-'�'�,�*.-�,'.- R 0 9 I u a Professbr I . - by book Post. And if trousers' �
%.. dents. The Toronto Corporation.gi .
;.� 1. ' . I ..,�;,-�.':�.";.,.,�-:-.'.,.�"".".,�.'�,,��T:.!!., �.,. two great arts has made great strides remarks: . - the real. boss, One OrI11119 this fore- - arek ,
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.. � $8,000, and It owes an .In port* are. buried from �.: ..,.,;.,.,;�..:�.�.:.!..,Z��..�..:,.,:�.,.. sity In 1905 the re- near future, stars will arise tl� do Ing. 'about, Are . . a know what. is.,, I . . I
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of gratitude to its'Board ,of Trustees .t�!.1"..'-;,.S.;5. ,,�2: eks and their .causes, n the .track Without'hi$ . I .
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- . Ion .attended by clergyman - .*;.,.� . credit to Canada, but our great act- b . ,� .
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, � - the Has Ital to admirably equipped their own faith. This work is we ..%Y�M .... .:: ress, Margaret An I I . I - , I . . . ..
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�,,--,i:-� In every way; it has an orthopaedle known to �PaSsOngers -who Cross the - it.; culated . that he fore - the d . rack?" he H67 all the pleasures of society ,
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. . department which turns out all Made 'Oceftll by'Canadlan lines and deserves ' great exponent Oi ,tile.' drama ' .have CC- - pal bet g. the *art oir . ..
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:. born In that .centre- of politictil strlfe Ding, - A "bboating'! sea IS a. sea that V or" priet's"I I �
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said that no . man . rrack In the long history of allip . "We d1d,' s6r," due of ill met ims- u,'cak"In .
.. The'Xingaton GeneHil Res ital ' - . . - . .
:':�, Ities, a gymnasium in .which various' . 63- er fbrty years of- -the House of Commons-.7when her runs heav I' - and if �. `W I.i called '- tr I ne. 1
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defeats are treated, and Et school -room serves: apeciall.-mention, not only � � faitier . wa's � ' I , shortly, 1 -take it off I I . . . . � � � . A
.. I exl9tence . T h is ter a it does not actually "poop" the vesseli 119'in I . . � . ; .1
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� I .�. �where children from four to, *four- tot .its standing and valuable 1. . brilliant Canadian Udation In Toronto and,Mon- Yet, by.the'roll of billow after' billow, . The laborers did so with . . I �
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�,,I, teen who are well*enough for lessons =8 I I)R. QUER. Who, w trea.l.sbe entered .the School of Dram- acce'lerates.1fa Speed to a degree un- ficuli,*, , . . some dif-. -1 . . .11;
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'.7.. . Are taught. And on the Island Is the because .Of: the Strange and' St. Ontario lit 1849, has'done more by Ills. attir Acting, of Now lork, mak .*Nowi,� ' IV, . someone'who has had' - %. I
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� ,� George's Medi I . Ing � guessed .Ly the navigator,' until fin gaid. th . . nilthliI 't
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I the discovery of the open-air treat- accommodation ' f6k, great. - . , - . k 5,�g' . . .
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the disease with the eyes of hopeless a charming ward' for- X�'i , W 'Ments Ili Qg6cr 'Fla�es. at the Hungarian .village Of Korcoll I hWolub. home. wjtbk .
, �; .. went, we have ceased .to look upon, nd s6int-private patients, -and .' I 1. . ". I . . , 1� - " . I. NO"], church )xt ' � . 1.
I— , . � -children. The CANXJ)IANT.-5 A ND JN�Erj �p ,�,�.�;�'. \'kl , . the atmosph6re'of I
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. There is used orkly for inf6etious disease I I.". . . . - . . eut-o,'-the-way Places, but One tba,t alarmed by the violent ringing of their . . . . . I �. I
are many sanatoria for the .. I 1% 1:1 . . .1 .
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- � throughout Canada, Lake Edwardi the , ceptlomilly phone. � I . . . . , I I %, I river. . It stands ,in the . broken -out. As, however, Uone . .
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., . Canada! has .every reason to bp . . . . . . . I ...... . ..". .1, N �. . A project is .bil foot at.Wontreal to - . ..
� ,�,'. , Cottage Hospital at Ottawa In -which staff, and In'the ma . . . � i . 11 . 1W., could be seen, Wfile of them w6nt to . I .
I , ny citizens warm- proud �of her brilliant . student in A� . . - .1 . . . . . . . . .. - .... .. . River, OW -South. Wales, a stream' .
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.1 at., Excellency Lady Grey Is much Ily Interests 1. ,
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interested, GravenbuTst, Kamloops, A memorI4 to * the d! I e,.ents that have taken place .upon it. , ,fliere found the' body o Mr, 'C. H; JGoodnian of St. . .
.1 . a at uguislied . ham 13611 -the Inventor of the tele. , 6 . � Thowas I I -
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. . ward Institute Ir . Oliver ell lilts 'done so much to . 0. the world-f(tmed 'ory whiiih he bad ba'gqd Ilf .
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:". of Montreal for the'study, prevention Mowat, In 'the form of a tuberculosis . , rower, Stlarle, to . n . .
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I � revolutionize the social and liusiness ... I . I . I I I . . ..
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�:,%.� in vkhat is proving to be a less lospital haEr lately been erects came
�, ,, he carried oil his investigations that i;,.,,..:��:,:.,.-.."..,'�...,,'.:..:',.*- I . � - . — -.-; .1 .
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�. pensive and more permanently effect- Mr,. James Ross of -Montreal, as a conaumated not Only I'll the great Ili- , I . I . .. � I � � I . I I - 1. . �
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�. lve way. The -Institute was founded .. venticin with which his - name is as- . "":�.",..�i*.;.:i",!�-:;..:,..:�:�".:,I . . � I . � . : f L . I .
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. by Colonel Jeffrey H. Burland, and Th6r4 (a less suffering 'from pov- �,g,.--,..�,�-�,i�;--.,.�;�i; I I . I
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Z� I his sisters, Mrs. Henry M. Awl and 7 City ho,s it ;1. I
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" munity. has made 4 thorough ll.;,.:,.,,.:��.-.�".,;.;-,;,.:.Irr�.,:.: ... isithd the I . I'll
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. - dispensary. Its principal work I out. Victoria B 0, is ju�jly attidy bt the education ai, tile, dear. lit .1-1.'.,.'�..'�".'..;..,..*.,�...'."�'..'I -.-13.0',�111;,;.�,,, .
., examination and treatment of . �1*1. ... �
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t; � greater lasting benefit. in our land. The Work that is being Daddook, In the year 1886, . . I .
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: taken on the fine glass -enclosed, bal. to the support of hospitals to all that z-'. Call1dians. are looking forward had many triumphs taking leading SOMOU11166 there Is' a door between Uoiltsty, Ability, Energy and Thrift ate too
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. efties of the Institute. Netesaftl6s . . rd tWo of them, or Oven three may be the most Important Success Qua,lities, Cult,.
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