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. BORN AFTER People to that town broke into & it,oro, ows" fla". .
4 . lie RUN RED r4montan 'a -wuftl: bo""" 1;am* .1
QM WAYS RURY NUB I Tht"101, 1", 900i " " BUS sadvole sL balf.tm soe, "mt 10 no�ll_ MTOM a MUQ .
11 . ! . 0 ni 149 Santa Yean ago some � burgiges 'O.,_ �
; MOTHER'S. BURIA1 It' � OODL '%,, ��*routa broke Into a ittort Rua itoi.- Ce"rh Of the Lunp I
�� MLL CURIOUS AT DISCOUNT . Amu fiomopp A I . WITH UL ,, rty-six 00oklAir stoyox. They loacted I
.. Tit Adftloa to Ways that Varl� A*4 Xxture7s, $oorot of Preolous ftent Vroesome Experience of Wentan, ITIta, $Weberlt I them up, On 4ray* while the police Thmatened, 1i I ..i
, I Restued front Death by'Coveteous I ime Fall 10 LOCAte the 81.c4 of Brown Asoyrlax Sweeps Down An, ' looked on. Miss X144to P"r, ZXV4 . . . . . . i
I TrIo" that A" YOJ14 the 96400% Saaldiesilre $aU to Have Been I', Vraye-Dfgger, Lived to Ad& Cities that Were Consqgted- 1, UU411y on Fowifle Haunt of PrIfte- 1 :-�4 4* _ * ___ I nont, writaos. 41X have bow o=4"od I
I � Clik" h Sun Otbowl" .14" Ran 4nd alff Slump to Family Blrtk Roll.' . b,y,8rImstono Showers but I Yotl Nature, and SlalogbOm the CrItt ceticism Is Eaq .11 Peru". �,ri, I I
govullor. In 111rives Ig Frov)lsed. To be barled alive Is:a fate of wh1lob Exploration Still I MOM Is so ei-�y a vlo. th. "I bad soorol homotrb" ot 0*
many per"us have a nervous dre'ad, Mutton Bird, In 3111111ons, e, PA matter bow unf,lill!va, (-�, - �
without effort. The r -in in r Inngt. Thli dootors 410 not bolp I ,
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I, Mtem which Is by no meaus as fancifill as it : There are some virgin spaces Inthe uruch and would hovor have 0=04 � i
CMA% 14 the land the citiesor which mts to manufacture diamonds Proceed& . anyou
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. baye. no lights, ae plan, no sewers,, the, t oratory have drawn the at- oppoilro, Very many cases 11a,,je ac- To the majority, perhaps* tile Dead gutter can crlt,102e the saint - L- . ;
ai , world yet. There Is Stewart Islando , that does not lift him an j�eli ont ( $1 saw a totimorlial 112 * I I �
sd no slilewalko4 Her people hav's toAtiou of the public from time to (�.urred in which a temporary subpen- Sea to Invariably associated with for example, 14 the South Pacific the gutter. When i;"It almanso Of 6 ow sing4v to -- --
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no. publici spirit. 1110 platrIQUgm, no time. notably In connection with a .I slon Of aul=tIon has, led ta a living Thales, w.ww a
- IdIpts, go uAtIggail f"Ita I ' t I Sodom and QOMOrxlll. NO One knows , south of New Zealand, Although only, in classio time.j as asirvil what Ivq Z commenced u0no It. I �
. g, 4lud n re0en 14WOult. The rich harvest man or woman being actually fasten- exactly where these -cities stood. They -cult, , w
r L , ,,a VrblCh I , fifteen miles from the Mainland Its , most difil he replied.."To. Im(w "I Was not able to wO
isocretSk - , awaits the successful aud not i ed dOWA into a Coffin and tnen b . t on W
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I WQt,%�t%gtti uroc'j- � have been variously placed at thO rocky promontories and stupetulous r
,nding all these'arlQuial too scrupulous experimenter, and the g tho.experience Ou0!0 self"' but when he was at,�o when I began UsLing It, I 6ZL*4.;r . , �
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46Aftor I bad taken It& wbilo I oozoA
�11 ways most conveniently pointed to wheeling sea birds. That is all for 11reakIng It nen(ly. I
. extril4rdinary political consequences north end, on the west side, at the headlands are still. the haunt of What was 1�Qst easy, he ariswered, 07c : elowly at Arot* 'but I could Sep . 1,r,. . ;
I I . Ito$, -overy. Provl400, every city, e:vo.*. of the mother of Ebenezer R.rpkWo, an : south end, and on the east side at thfa primeval uIlture. 0111Y the boom Of advise another." � Li
1, AA04101; Is district:od, A�!ati in the b4u�J Which must follow upon Any zudden riniglishnian, who was burled' two Dead Ses. Popular tradition has- all the southern surf and tbp cry of the ' . I I�Taa helping mo. I
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. A104 IA4 head ]As 41� is. 4 -1 of the diamond Mining Industry. are During an Illnezo Mrs.' Ersk.�ue was �he north i.sbore the. place visited by menced to , Ill
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. Its � eleven months. of the year. lit the ve e 4 rates up A. strbw, 0 oko
. spoAsible'lor VO4 conduct. If an.yl absolately startling to think Of; car- 11 subject to faluting fits, and from one , The XbOPMAU May ha b e Im , .
tourists and pilgrims from Zernsalem, twelM a portion of that vlr$lu sell, pudeat Aut no, doubt the custom ' substance trim my lung.s. TbIaPO4
'CrIp a rcommltQ :A held. till the; tainly both rewards and consequences -1 to have ,
us I , .. ho I of these she was belleved as the site. No less an authority than tude is ru smiled In spite of herself. or lea . quantity JW 41 O,QA
,culprit Is, .thlessly disturbed. The, a and less $a , , , tiAMf
away, After the usual- Interval Canon Tristram. however, places the -quiet coves and alielly beaches ofthe . "HOW do YOU tell bad ag,Xa?" asked t the treatment., , .
,tcludd. . would be out of all proportion to the passed ,
In a 144d where there otre few sec,! Scientific value of the achievement. irrau,gements were zrade for her In- I , .
. site on the east aide. At Callirrlwo, island become a sharableaL ruarling M . ba4i be
rp�s. and :Wlxo ,ro; L. e young housewife, � 411 gre-st more Seeby than X _*
. , re th Yet there Is reason to believe that terment; and the villa,f�o undertaker With innocent blot) W, L, "I ,
ese herod men an the east side, there Is certainly 4 tille asn, tile never told any,' 'replied the for a long %rAQ, and p
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I Tory closa to the ppople, the guilty! -s have passed the ,U inymo
before .many yeai who also served the corlimunity aF ,,. ,
" L palpable evidences, of volcanic up- master butcher, conducts an Orgy of shopm an, ,,but, it I did have anya 11
seldom escape, Numberless, cases 9 'Isyuthet4 diamond" may be as much ,sexton, measured lier for eoffin. Th aing wo:AP .
v e 'heAvAl, not to mention the combustible slaughter, " tQL �Qll a bad egg. Pd break it KP L j1V o' L I
"clal trOublea and . dispute aro,, a reallt as'the vylithetio ruby Is to- I'deceaeed" was duly bijrl,ed, and there, T1 .
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I . I , subst4rives In st4lphur, bitumen, and For Stewart Island P � I., I
WO.'agh this arrangement, .never, . - WIthe public willnot be allow- but for the cupidity of the grave and 'the: grou I �
, I �hreqght to� *tbkq courts, 'Out are. settled - ed to bear of the discovery at once digger-undertiker, her stcry woii possibly oil that Might have played Lot rodky land'specIts that surround It .0 .
Id ;L part In the overthrow of these an- a ' tbilt marvelt011s
�( - amogg the , the ,procesil will be kept gecret as have, ended. But'a rin;,, which had - a ' L,re the home of - OL - -
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0 ; , Th* ooholar� rule cleat cities. The, Zerka stream migrant, the sooty jor short' tailed Ran' his in Furniture
. . China to -day I long 45, Possible in order to maintain been buried On the poor 1:14y's hand alrabst as great astlie Arnon and 4MI4 ,
'.Dreo% ig of More, momeut. there than high Prices - and It Is pretty safe to had attracted his greed, and titter the . petrel, a brownish black bird about
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ficany-04 -Yet the scholar prophecy that tea times as Many L "uncral this worthy or,ened the gravc . .
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. , small plain on popularly kno n throughout Austral- .
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. � ligh poor and meauly dreosed, is swindles will be perpetrated with the '�iy night and began to saw off till a4la ,as the M,uttou bird, because of a LAR09 S.T0CK_Nt!W GOODS-ILOW PRICES . .
. . the seashore that might very well be
received with honor by the highest synthetic diamond as there bavp.been '!riger bearing the r;ug, A ringing cultivated -1 flows Into the sea, some faint resemblance between its cooked. . L 11 .1. I
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: In. thl, land. with the, synthetiC rilay. Even Yet,,, scream froin the subrosed corpse .at- � . fifteen minutes' Journey further' -north flesh and mutton. White Enamel Beds -Beauty and Strength Combined $3.00, 3,50, and U(), ' �;�
I -"Tho superior man" a$ the claiisles ' iltbough the Industry has been in full ,njDqt seired the thlef out of Ill$ wits from Callirrltoe. Here, as elesewbere, The Mutton bird to a,migrant, but 8 altary 3110tiess-$300, 3.6.0 and 4,00o
I tar Felt Mattreos-Ten layers Catton Felt made by machinery $7.(* to 10.0
- 44; .the. equivalent of tl swing for several years, and all the but his liumanity nvercorninp, his fear, the wild oleander with Its beautif the Sew.Rrt Island group Is Its breed- OR
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. � 'With us. . a . e "good maul' . es,sential points of tLe process are I ul . , .
I , . , , . is roused the parson's family, and the pink flower is abunitant,.also the reed Ing home, and thither It comes every ea,ch, .
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, L ., Incontradictiou to the popular Ide;,t known,' the, gencral public has not �1. buried lady was restored. to health at with its fea-thery tuft ,or I bloom season to lay Its eggs, hatch Its young Combination Sideboards -Made forthe din Ling roovp.$2200,25.0.QsndW,00
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.. L ver, .the superior man awakened to, the fact that rubies of +he expense of a finger.,
, I t "sUakerl by the wind," and referred to and remain till the young � Cabinets-174efu
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I play battledore and shut cook the finest iluality and of the purest A similar experlence Was that of the by Christ; at willow, the , able to fly away to the north with the .
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B .�o a Ore" �a g ' 4 't 4 8 0�0 ilud 69c, 4 ya l
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I.L .,with his feet and fly kites, w,40e the - pigeon's biooa colour, aj well as -nother of .the famous General Lee. Tamarisk, and the ."Gharaf," a pretty" 0 '1' g P"' � ' 0 . .
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i 1 . �boyjs� like old men, staud slidately. by sappbIre,s, spinelles, and ,chryso. whose iorrowla- .1 parent birds, those which do not fall N i I -Bl4c d "'I
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I - loic� . L looking wild fruit much like a cherry, victims to the organized savagery of ,btiil� '-Hall Mirror 411 Packets � .o . I
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*ad, k .on This he does as a Method beryls,L are being, turred out in quan- coked oik while she was Duried alive'! Mount Nebo, trom. which MosiJs viewwo the brow.1f barbarans. r I
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I I L, Ifistinction, and. to show the chill I I She related that she wits fully aware ed the Promised Land, Is about op- So..wonderfully Is the homft�g In- I 'g I 3 ncludjn4 Viol! . uth Or8a 0, VI'te., 14,
1 1 �. ;Oeii bow the superlor man can relax. France and Qermauy, It is extreme- of fill the Incidents of the funeral, but , I I no me n nos and Organs.
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I I when'.1kis high purpos Is to entertain ly difficult to jet people.,to under,- posite the north end of the sea, on stinot developed In the mutton bird ... rop, a FLoy me, L .
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. I "W'oliiii to -th4 youn . .stand that these Products are not rattling noise on the coffin lld when the tablelands, and Medaba about ton that each pair of birds rear their . I . ' .
a# OR 9 miles Ialand,, in a straight line, Be- ,young in .the same nest year after
,_ , To the*ChIne e the foreigner Is a imitation rubies - they are quite dif- tire clods at earth began to descend tweew. Medaba and Kerak, before year. identical matkings. on young I H. CRELLEW., BLYTH.
� rbarlan a : ferent, from the red, "paste" ,v' 14,b heavily upon It; The sound attracted.
L � I I *Q4, Rito a. ba, I It ;seem$, L . -L ' ITUP-M A" UNDLrRTA1C1X0. . . .
: '' ' I crossing the River Arnon, ties the birds reared in the same hole during ru8x PROxE N43. 7.
. � L ho " I , rnby In the.. ,�.hvapei the and he . bastl , . . .
I . ,� pe tea task to teach him: polite-, ti,�asquoriides as 4extou's notice, ,ly ancient Dl,bon, where was discovered successive seaaons*have proved this � . . . . .
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I �, :nos. , sorts of Jewellery. The new products brolte,opea the coffin, In't1me, to save the historic Xoablte Stone. At the' remarkable fact. I I .. .- I I O" , == -
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I I I I . - — - . are real rubies in every sense of -Iia "Ier'from Suffocation. . south end of the- Dead Seat Is the The female birds all lay on of about Ti�E YOUTH'S COMPANION IN 112 .
L� 'Orm, but they have beon m%de by ,. IL � I scription is received. .
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, I - man, not by nature. . , I . I . open country, the'Bible "Araba", with , the same day. and at the same time. - I . . � .. � TU4 YO.TJ1 -HIS COMPANION.
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1: . I , .` Hil I . I I I th . e Mediterranean and the Red Seas, animit seems hardly possibl'e. - Yotith's Companion, lip is taken ,In I I Offtee. . . . .
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alternate route to India' In case
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islands are'claimed by different Maorl
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sqmeone shut off the Suez banal.' * - "
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early of May, and live upon
care as thV choice pt,:Iriends.
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par years The Comparelou has en -
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joyed coii�tvlbutioas �y dstinguished
rli�n and Orealp Briiiian
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.Vp In Australia amill Orchard.
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Will Ravi to. Keel)
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criminals of our timwis recalled. by
the- deltilk In Melbourne Afirs.
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down on the mutton:bIrd fold at night-
time, lighting himself thereto with
unconscious Irony by the flare of a
and Canada. . Among those alre"ady
engaged -,W write tot the 1912 vol-
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Bowen. She wits the widow of a.
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torch dipped In mutton bird oil. The
has something of -interest *6 say a-
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Recent enlightenment , has stiown
senior constable killed lit.the attack
on "Captain" Mbou light" an4.'.hIs gang.
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A Trifle ot, SoTen Hundred Million
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butchery of -the young birds to a.
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bout thq.soy Scout movemen-P, Sir ;
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hat Tasmania, which is .one of- the
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of, busfirangIng desperadoes., "Cap-
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Harry �Tolin3to6, who recalls the last
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States of- the ComMonwehlth, has a
Moonlight" was' arlSinally the ...
. Worlit'i Age and Canada
I 1�voluuon oof the'Nurging Bottle. - '.
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.of.,the Great South, A $
-frican 1hunters
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'A,, . . It." . ed -by a blueJacket would be'a.
novel attraction. The officer promptly'
considerable -area of : splendid land
suitable for agriculture aud fruit-
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Rev. Andrew George. Scott, the Church
of Engl .
and clergyman oil the Egerton
Holds the Frobf.
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,growing situated In the Greait Tamar
Valley, near.the �Jty of Latinees ton.
goldfield. - He broke* Into a, ba k. at
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Many' are; the estimates that have
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ReV., W. i, Dawaon,. Richard White-
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This Tam�Lp Valley Is de�ttned*, in a
Egerton and robbed It so scletkkifteally
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that for some time -nobody suspecte it -
been,made as to the age.of'this. earth
of ours', and each new estimate pushes
a finger. of.a glove, and the Infant
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prodactionvt apples ilian Otegon ali.d ,
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him. It was . only when he re4gned
his. and,' * �eported, to be
back its birthday still'further Into the
Thblatest .
drew Its. nourishmentl between the
ititches. Fifteenth "century mothers
thso,Duke of Argyll, form -
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Getieral,of Canada. . . .
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�` �c dance the hornpipeat 411. and!
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Washingtom, or -the Pacific slopes .of
'Xex's
oharge was .
spending money lavishly in Sydney
Mists of eternity.' calcula-
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used to irurse their babies for close
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U.S.A.' "apples of goW' from*
this, d1letrict, are among the choicest
that the policii-took action. I-Ie,Wa:s
vonvicted and" sentenced to years',
'English physlcist�- �by a Pethod that he
cOnsiders'preci5e. . . . .. .
upon three years,' a duration still
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� customary 'among t4ie Japanese and
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L otories alone,, will
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��,-,- .meat In bludJacket's kit In ordWi tO
oll', . \;ave the reputatioul'ot the ship."
fruits, and hav6,been set) Ing in .0reat
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hard tabour. Scott made'a during es-
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Greenlauders. In -the time of the
Stuartz It had declined t 0 11)"t
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will be *oxth one dollix,a d -fifty-
I - a
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I 1.1', This. 'anecdote is held to Illustratei
Britain recently at over $6.00
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bushel . after bver. 12,000 miles,l
, cape from Jaill and was tit liberty for
has enabled to calculate. the
eighteen �oionths and,two YXAL71ena I
cents caph. wben published in 'book
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�,.'1111'j the decay of. traditional naval customs,,
, "this
case, . .
It, cool storage. .
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a few weeks. After his recapture h&
became the.ringleader ot'a series of
amount of thWele"ment that certala�
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rocks and, Minerals have contained
the time of the Georges. It fall to one .
I
forril... . By taking Tha Companion the
. .1 � but the'decay Is not of - century,
I ;and it Is. a doubtful question'Whethet I
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. The RI.ver Tarfiar extends. over '34 .
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Prison. revolts. On bis�' release he
'notoriety "
since . the day they. *ere formed.
Year, and now the average, Is reckoalt
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Ca'
nadian' subscriber gets . them all
,.,
� . sailors have been.adepts at this dancel
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miles; In parts It Is two miles wide,.
.
and Is.a. great attra6tion fo.r pleasure
.turned his to prorit bygoing
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ona lecturlog tour. A f1bept speaker,
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Analysing samples of zircon from the
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'volcanic regions Of Europe,. Afried,
iiijht months. During the
ed .. as, e .
Hanoverian ,period the practice of
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and two : hundred Pod Afty other
c �
omplete stories for two. dollarsi and
. 1. lov many years past. It appegrs to,
�:;�� - hp out of use with fiddlers and
se6Uers, Some of thd land hero has '
and'.al,dred in evening dressi'lie drew
and America'. Mr. Strutt ,finds that
feeding bsibies. Aftificially became
the Asticles, Miscellany, Bays, Pag6j
�",.� ,,ve gone
!: the
" " 'bagpipes. which once formed
't�ceiitly been -sold at, tow figures;
, tal* audiences. Suddonly he vanished
re
the basaltic rocks.'of AqvOr$ne, Which
soinewhat common. Co*',s milk was
no.t thee conslder�d Just t1re- food 'for.
Girls' Page, Household Pag%. etc.,
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� 1�� -Musle oil board Wp after trumpeters -
,!
but pribW are rising owing to the
. greater knowledge - of its value. as
from the platform, alid was next heard
,
of as."Captaim Moonlight,". -emulating
are - of the tertiary period, are only.
6,270,000 years old; that the syenites
A baby deprived of'Its mother's inilk,
.
pttt in for good measure. Now m
disappehred. Par from having a'
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� -n4utleal,origin, the so-called "sallor's
frqft I I
, and. This locality 'has- origia-
'pldne6rs
Ned Kelly as tile head. of a barid of
_
of Norway are more than 54,000 000
, and the substance eldled "pap" was
Introduced through _ the cowls horfi.
*a time to sub.wribe, for on Jan-;
navy 1, 1912, the *subscription
,:"
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"I 'hornpipe" seems to have 'come from,
I
ally been .settled by, hardy
from 'the River Tamar and tl�e- town.
bushrangers. He was cail)turect and
executed In The
years old, and that the diamondifer,oUs
blue clay of Kimberley, In South ,
�'Pap" Was a mixture' of'orust sOiLked
price
will be advanced to 0wo. dollars and
.1 the shore, and even its namd has a
�. ring of flocks and herds rather than
.
of Lamnodston.tri CprnwaII,'EnjlAnd,
.Sydney go�ernor
expr",sed a wish to iwe so inte esting
'
.
',Africa �'has the',respiectable age Of
. 4 . .
water - and.,sugar, A baby that thrivo,
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twenty-9ve cents. -. -'.... * I
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1�11 �Of tar and oakum. - The general know-,
from Which places :the local names
have been derived. The c(Imate. has
-a crJ,M(nktl. "Tell. ff I .r
' . s Excellency," .
Wild Scott's reply,, *,that I
220,000,000 years. - , . i I �
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on it was usually one of. rare can-
stitutton. .11 . I ..
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not forget the new subl
.", led& of this Institution of the farer
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�3'. castle to almost wholly
�, sUmmed up by
plenty of sUnshin6and no g�eat'.ex-
.have no
desire toexicoura eniorbld c rioslity.11
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,.,But the .r ecord fOr.01A age. Is held
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-:by the archaic Laurentian rocks- of
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"The
.Do .,that
wxqliber.1or .1912 receives fp3e . 'rhe.
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�: the definition given In t . he; Shipping.
. tremes; In fact It maybe summod'u
_P
"Ideal";
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the backbone of Canada, which were
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Why Thunderce� -
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Companion's . Calendqr (Qr, 1912, litho-
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I Eacyclopaodla, which says that the
in one word, also the rainfall
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, � . t Gntherhl� Them. I*
� s . , if I ...
formed at leasi 622,000,000 years ago.
. It was. The .mud -flinging of in
graphad In twelve colors � and gold,.
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r, 'hornpipe was formerly the name of a.
*Musical
if; 'from 80 ,to 95 inches per. Rnuum.....
The land 19 belng,'readily taken up�
I The terrttortal Possessions of the
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United - Sta�tes -are Just a. little
From this Mr. gtr.ft f1gilres that the
earth cannot'he less than about 100,l
ea�rlier.modd of travel than the.morfor-
bus. that gave The Times Its nick-.
and all *be Issues. for, he renihinifig
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� Instrument which became a b-
�1.1_
by settlers from the various countries
,,uii ; i . I .. largor .
n6a nAA 8...- -I'A , . ....
name of"The Thunclerer " Two hidlei,
weeks of 1911.4rom the 'ttm the sub-,
I -solete when its name was 'lap 11 Cley Wv-,IQ It Wilost or two ago. P.. 'I. I ... � . ... I . . . I . I . . ;. � I . . . . I . : . . �
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I . pro- or Great Britain, Canada ladja,'a , QuIetly,. ,,nest,(. - . � -_ . _. . � in Kew had been ,splashed by !M. . - I . .1 � - I I
I vrJaQ for a ji like dance, comm6n . ,.k. . ad I - ,11t.,itiously, and, with . .... , . . I . . - � mr_�_ . � - 11 . . .1
'among stallors." But while the horn-
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,. pipe Is no longer a gefteral: feature of
other parts. . �, . I . . . I
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the simplest ,of ceremonies another
island. lying near tthe. Cal ifornta coase,
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.. . . A Great 110 I stage Waste I .
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unmannerly-horgeman passing . them �
too closely, and The, Times came out
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.:�� I -life on board ship, the bluejacket can-
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To Keep T outhful
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litt4e knowu even to A
I . I . morleaft citizens
.
Th -i dollars in
I
t stamps is wasted every mouth
pos ag
with .a 'strong leader, all6ging the �
' -to have been the'Duke
�; -not be said to have lost his lightness,
,�.
"It Is well known th tit wtihin recent
wns added'to the domila of the coun-
try. I . . . ." I
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. by the peo�le of the Ualtbd States.
offender of
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Cumberland., In due c6uAe -it was -.
, . ; 1. ,of toot, and there are some ships
.
., -which still carry a fiddler, or even a.
years the men ha,ve bmeome extenstye
patrons of beauty speclali6ts and
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� � 'The. Iiiiand . was alyhexed : by, C. I om�
I I This Is ahowa� by the report of
Superintendent Young, �of the dead
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found th Lthe horseman "w'as not the
. 1� 'piper, for their musician. I
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masseurs. Not
. - only the fastidious,
rviander. W. A. Moffett� United Ste'tas .
:iavy and inspector of the. Eighteenth
.letter 'office In the Postotfice Depart-
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duke and in a further'artlelti by 7-1i
of a�oiogy, The Times used the words. !
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Old Bitterness Noi Obliterated. !
but. men generally who have a care
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for appearance, This has
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1glithopse district during lit hist ln�
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men t. X r. .Young. says that 1i0001000
post cards And.1,200,000 letters are re-
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'We thunder6d out," an -expre'solon
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That all the bitterness of feeling
.personal
also'led .to the employment by many
, pectiozz trip. Commandor Aforrett Per-
"ormed all the legal r eilutremonts. of
ceived. at the dead, letter off lee every
that so tickled. the public that...the .
r
name of "Thunders " was bestowed
-arlsing out of the Civil War has not
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I . yet disappeared is shown by the so-
of means. o.alcula,ted. to ellhaft(W or
preserve phy4ieal attractiveness, es-
, king, P -
a ossessioll of tile 11ttle .Island,
mduth.�, Exclusive of the Cost -Of the
.
.$Ouvfzlr postals, the 1 -cent stamp4
on the. paper forthwith.. . ,. ..,
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. I . tion of the Governor of South Caro-
pecially by those who.'w.bhor "beauty..
vhlchAs designated On the.' salling.
,'*Ilarts as 131shop Rook, Itt. the
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,used to carry the'm' represent an in-
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, A Lincoln Sentiment - ' . ..
l . Una in characterizing .General Sher-
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parlore." . , . . . .1
1110ne
')f the Ullifed Stul- 111L M . n .
vestment of $10 QOO. No effor.t Is made .
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i".. -man, who led "the march to the sea," Of these, Perhaps tim most widely . 'A 1"J e- to return the postal bards. They are Lincoln was no suckler for formaLl- . ... .1 � I . 1. I . - I I . �. I � � � -1 -
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�1. 'Used ,Is ordinary: mercollmid wax - T)artmant Was Immediately .notified., - destroyed as soon as received. of the 'ties, either In dress or In maniiers. . I . . . . � . . � . I
�, ' And who incidentally destroyed a . The Island Is il, itnall one. Its 801"' . letters, about 0.pdr cent ar � I But he knew the etiquette of corres- . � . I . .1 I .. . . . . I I . � I . .. I . � . . I � . I . . . "
- which explain the. MYstel-Y f the , e returned . . ,- — _____ _____ . _. - --- __� I .. I �
s - .great deal of Southern property, as a. .0, 101irvens are herds ut seals �'ind ,sea pondence, and, as in -this 'sto � I . . . .
: I � "'scoundrel." The Governor has. gone silver-halred gentleman with the to the writer. Those remaining are .
1. . the ,Washington Star;. know how to :1 .. . -
., I further and Issued orders that all boyish -face, The inercolized. wax, . is, Ito"$.- It Is C10"Ll to 'CorteZ ,bank,. .. � I . 4
�, , I about tttl' ntil(iq from Vollif Loma. It destroyed. I �� . . . - : I
� .. . ... :, �� -school histories In use In the State applied after shaving, --the- same its. - , , � . At the present, time 'dead letters teach it to others. , , I
'I,",, L am, only not rubbed Ill. This �s south Of the (qlst Will w6st. Iftie . welghin I g .e on At a. lodge. In Philadelphia.. a group. � I ". , I
. _. shall say, that the city of Columbia, 3old crei More than half a ton ar .. � ,
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I., ., �, �� which was destroyed during. th� . . w b I ch dividog the (Jnitvd States -and their way from DeUver, Col. Many of of . very i old men, some With olapty � : ! I . .
'' , gradually absorbs the dead and lialf" i I
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I -..,.-maych to the sea, was destroyed b le�, reveal- Rexlet), but (110 618XIO'lla govel"lifileat' . I sleeves and some with exapty trouser i I �
. I dead cuticle In tiny pairtia .the letters undoubtedly contain money I
1�. I Y n vor bus clahtled It, . . � � I . . .
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� tfi� express orders of Gerieral.Sher- Ing. the fresher, healtlilet-hupd skin e .. . 'and valuables. When the owners of legs, were telling stories about Lin� . � . ..
;,.:, . beneath. 1*1secure bost reqults.6 . ---.-.-.- -.,-- . Coln. , .. . . I I I . cz. 0�� CZ�071_� i - .
i- Ifta. . . aily , articles of Worth cannot be. found � .
"I". . apply the wax at .night, 'washing lit. , 1,01IFr 110.1yed lit hellvery the goods are sold at public auctloft,' '!My wife , collected . autogrAphs," . � - I ..
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I -1 . .. oft in the morning.- Womeni uot only t. A letter wrluen ill. l)ev.(jrrllwr, 166,0. . . . — . . . skid one. "She once wrote. to liIncoln . 11 I I . . ...
- A Modern BabeL 0 ft PrMbillent 11)(IMb6r. Of the Ilody , . .. for.,a -sentiment and his atitograph, ': I
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"I � oncdurage husbands in this, blit use . _1_4_1� .
: , � ClOnfusion of tongues reigus In St. the- treatment themselves. . of Prionds In Mirliam. 111,11g., hit$ Jw4t - - . Chftago!s ]Latest �. . and she got In reply,a note that ran: i 1 ..
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I., 09- lea, the Industrial suburb at Brus- . . .. _�� bce" futilld In tilt., Public Record Of. Chicago s planning -to reduce Its " 'Dear Mailam. When you ask from I .
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#10, Belgium. Here the Plemli;h, . fica., havilig borm luldellveked. A copy � fire waste by annually degignating a ,8tranger that whica is of Interest . I T" .
I I i -Walloon and German elemepts meeL . Gordon's Cigar-Cit.4o - - of (lie letter has betin forwarded it) one day to be known as Fire Pre- only , to I yourself, always enclose a I I I!,
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. , . . 'StAttatics Prepared for the Govern- MajOr-General Sir lohn Mascwell the deiiceiidailt� In Ule.elghtli genera. Vention Day. It Was, first proposed to stamp. There"a your -sentiment, and �
�,;., . trom. an 'Itallitil, �who tlon-of thme for wilpm it wtts 171. Aoleot October 9, the date -of 'at here's your autograph.--lA, Lincoln.' 11 I LIPTON. v wS Tx.A ' I I
: mb)at on the l2ne.uage question sho'vr has received . the grL I
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, 1. Chloago, f Ire, but a Movable date . I I I. - .
, that of the 68,239 adults who form has Just come fr-Om. Khartou�i, t6ndpd. The - letter Is nddretised. "Por .. � . I "
:�- tile population Of St. Wiles 10�163 General Gordon's cigar-ca,ge. q,he V�Y Loving friaud'1110i�rd. tlift�o,n, a seems idvisable, .This would enp,ble , I
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,melt and 14,213 WOmeu speak French ' case Is a Plain'brown, leather one .butcher Ill Durlitim.,to be d* A the schools -to .take part, and would clothes to -Float Yon..'. I ' OVER 2 MILLION PACKAGES SOLD WEEKLY �, I ,,� . " , , � .
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I �'., ,Ohly'; 2,483 men and 3,445 women and has evidently seeir much servIco, to William. Ilywate.rs, X)Urham, pied prevent the undesirable event of the , A remarkable demonstration w,as � 1%, o I �
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.1 Flemish WAY, 90 Men and 172 women althoujil,it Is In good condition. As Oil," , . . date fa�llng on Sunday or- Monday, given the other day In the Spree, near i _7____7_ ... ------, - � il __ . . _ �, . I .
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. I .1 ,Qdtftan only, 12,595 men and 14,902 the*outer portion is pulled back t.he I o- — . I The date would be devoted to exhibits Berlin, at a now' fitbrle designed to� ' � I ".1 __ I - I ,� 11 I I "- - ,_ � .
I . women both French and Flemish, 711 liaMe 110. I,. Gordon" In ithick ink .is . IlIght'st on Varill and Instruction In fire proyeation. ' make clothing so buoyant that It. will ' .1 . I I I ..",
. " In6h and 796 women both French and seen. When Sir John Maxwell r" Tile I,ta 11ridge In tile China keep Its wearer afloat lit the- w1ter - . � - . . I.. . . . -1
4�:'� � , .0drinan, 30 men and 98 Women both - delved the case there were two eigars Andes Is 1:116 highest bridge In tile 4111110 Should Know I The bomposition of the Invention 11 . I � .. I I . I I I I
. which brings about this result la a . I I I . I
I Flemish and German, and 069 men An It. . . . I world. This wonderf-,11,c6uStructlon Sir Villiarn Lyne, 'a . plOUeOr of *61 -guarded sedret. To don a gav- . �.
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1. �aad- 643 women French, FlOallsh and. .1 1. I - Is four hundred feet 111g)1, 6-Ight .f0male 'suffrage in Australia* fa ad- - �&;iit lined with It Is to become urt- , ., ....,
, "Ootmart. hundred feet 10119, .Md stands tell 0 : I
. I � Better to We youn "10 -dressing British voteleso ladles In the I � I .. ��
I sinkable, Ott the accasion In mention 1, � . . U
. . I A Man was engaged to play Id % thow4and feet above -sea-level. It X,Ondon Pavillon, referred to the fan- infantrymen, In full. mirohing kit, oldd ''I . 1. . I I .. ,
i A Puxkler for Suro drama once, and after the first re� crogoos a great ravine Some three ta4tic prophecies that have been fal- In uniforma lined with the material, I .. ] .1-11 1. � . � I V .
. 1%er other day In the British Mu. . hearsal the Atage manager sald-1411M h1thdrcd miles from Antofagasta, On sifted Id the Commonwealth. One of V,rhtoh rendered the clothing j�m I .
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�, ogeitta & 'guide Was recounting to a change Your part d little. the railway running from thttt part theih was that the enfranchised wo. heavier nor thloker than usual, thkeA �
of a, to Into Bolivia. This line Is Iso of in.
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� littlo knot; of tourists tho glories =ad of haying Y06 killed In ,lick a mon Would especially favor scale theidsolves Into tilt water, 'and, not . . p"y Is chartered by it will prove sA bonesto able
lidttored dentAur when a Chicago moat c hink It w6aid be better if terest from the fact tbtLt It is the good-looking candidates, They *have otily did not sink, but Were able to �
agiesMan broke the ,rovbrout hush' It Was done' In the first act,/ 11 I ,highest- railway In the worldi c=,g %nt ,,some ugly mon" Into the I'march') Ift the water and to fire.' At lkw to accept the mabAgement of adminigtratbr of the egtat6. Iftery
I . 6 at One point ,up to' over I .really SL the e6tato of a person dying with- Interested person will " alloted
. I wlth. the question., "Exciam ke, air, N(thor have you 'killed In the first Commonwealth parliament. Sir Wil- the same time coffee was served to fa I
l I u wa e lotil 9 bloke act bty the villain than tAke the chance thousand six hundred toot above so&. liam -should know. out a Will, hi's or her lawful thate.
like. tha on - htaA tiAd too or hay 11, with the Audience later, on." . Javel. I Re is hiMsell 'Party In the water, Walter and guests � . ..
� , I � � 1. . 'EftOWn In Australia as '�PIRIA 13111," being clad In the special fahrld, ' tt Is oL earefully-triatiaged,' Mika- The chargesjin every cost Axed I I
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L . , * . - . . Yeats of 4goerience In such were likely less, than the rb- , - .1 � . �
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.1 VMra is fitt4e danger hdlh.a cold Chambalatn's Stomach and - Liver ill ataweasoa to rceorqmc.114 chain- Itl do not believel there is any at- I Vot pains in the sidd or thest WAttetto . . muneration allowed ihb, Individual
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,or -ttow an atibuk 'of tho grio el- Tablets do, not 41oken or gtipe, and b6tIala's Cough RemOdy as the b8st her medicine so good for 'Whooping dn"Upoll a piece of, flannel with CUM- If itppointed to giat a$ &dollati. - administrator. I I . .
,. v,,*0 vv�hou loll6wed by pfi6umon1a,. ,May be Oaken with pettett eatoty by I thing I know of and aafest. remedy dough Us Obox4berlain's Cough nc- borlaftils Lininwat. and hind it '01% tratot It will aftuMe tht Miftilge- . services Of viontly 861101tot �
. I Al . this Vever happens Vhon Cham- the .fflogt delioRta womu or the for coughs, poldsand bronobial UO- ftedy," otiteg Mr.q. Pjandig Tilivin, over the seat . of pall), Th6to Is JAent of the estatto 06110t and pay always rotaitied'by Company. . .
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)w youllg6st child. The old .and fo5blo. uble,111 w4bes Mrs., L. 13, Arnold of juaction City, Ore. Thip toftkelly % nothing bettor. Pot talo 'by All �
I b6thOW'S 064h ltftCd3r 10 ' 119641- Will WSO filid them, a most guitable Dolivor, debt4 4110tributO 10944166 ind pro- Correspondtnto Inviod wA
I I Colo. "We h&Vo 'Used It also ounsurpassed for tolda and W416ts, . I
-Thitt maMy hR9 *on Its gre4t, ral W.-mody for aiding lbd strengtildn- repeatod?y and (t his nover-falled to, etoup. Vor Aalo by All Dealbrmll � I Vy L . . . . 'L I , -.,.. 1mrty among the balm � tMsftted pro"Ily, I. .
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PUtAX . Ott and, 6,1tensiVe ,;aid ,by 1�s Ing their w6akifig dig4bation for v.- give relief.", Vor4sald by -All Deal. ., _.__ '. ; �. � ,., _ - _, AVO
. .. . tulating tho bovola. Pot sale b� ers. I . . , 9 A AVOter na%ed Loughftd 'WAS My- .
. reM&rkablo earts of colda I . . M
I And grip AX DOU10til. . I �. air lit Party. sound trely iftlotad tit Belleville bY thO � � =� ,,
. . I � lonteno6d. to Me Impridotivent 11ru- bar1*1 6f An tit guft �
The Go b*ll 0 at*& � ,ary ,ma�
. . . *ad tAk,, be M164 upoti with irApilo_ 0JL1, 11 11, �4'.Ikl I blowing A � E=15
. 16 06hfidonoe. Por 6410 by AD L 06rb�ftoshtft, 0. T. Tt. brakftatko %to Vallalonga, o'bgrged with xqutdbr. r, h lot Mooded tho a dv� At WOR .
Thib ,tapture of XankifigL by tillb re- wks bidly enthed 9A 0010h and ing a MoVO4U11,%ji, Praok Mitnellso Motoft9in WttkWetit Ift ,% I*ateA db-
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.� 11.961kiftst L I voltitlotlutiol is hourly expected. Way not suvi". I M $)msdi%le on ,Oetob6z 18, bate Itt tM Relobst-A& I . LONWN, C"ADA. I
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