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_ 11 . - , �_ . , writs to, this she pulled it off with a i1nal reckless
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i - CondUcted by Pr6fessor Heary G. Bell �� , .." have �cwaped and, in the absence of a I is done to . of Identifig'ation, but full name and ar4drese, p, W
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I 1� . - 's s4 to the� comfort of the colonies, aild;4tsftlPad and -Piddro4isod envelope - 4ironef�-acd. .
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; -1 . . - The 011yJact of thlo oepartment Is to otade at 00 Set, i".. . ..,.. �..�.- ,.. vigilant beekeepei'ta bi've'them I 10tor. Wrlto on Ono gido of pap . Charlotte Penton"13 temper$ and tant,
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I I i��'.-��;-,�r,� , � .. -warnif - have gone off intoo. the � , , ams long enollift and too long. When
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VIco ef "our farm rocildere, the advice, of an ocknowledQ94 11, ; .:*� 4-:':` , s rig, " in c.Qld weather the less we' fuss with! ,
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; 044hority gn all subjcctri portalnIng to soils and cropsk" I ., !0�. " ��? ,� . *?:; . , , . in I them the better off they' are, Ho6w- Woodbine Ave.. Torapto. - . . obe 'comer, round"14untily to-MOITOW, ,
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I - , : ;_ some treo and there, built combs and! ever, where, the colonies are stor*4 -in . . F-� . . just as if nothing Ila
� Addraps all quostiona I profa4s.otv Noory 0, .1300, in - k� -1 I
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. %c -_ I ' S,.L-C.*.-IJt is .difficult to advise YOU' cent., animE
I I .1mited, Toronto, , .'.�.; --�-- ;':,'; . . set up b,ousek9ePlyie. I cellars we -must see that ffie cellar, is �1 protein WhIS in thes'D w �be . 11
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. I .,.�1111-�, ��'� .:; �. I ::-:, Theise bees in turn have cast swar pro ' 0p.Up from Without knowingmare,of the cirgum. days is th,e most exp�nsive.
I arid Rnswero will appear 'In this co(ftn In tile ,order'll), "� ' ; : .'. . ": �� - ,pekly ventilatc4,and swe , - and most shalyrot be at home, that's a% What
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. I %%blr As *Pace .16 limited -it to adv!s- - :-�.. N, �. I .. awtse f6UA4 a hole x ' emend- , va , ad 'substances. A are you smiling at, . Aunt F rau,�es ? .
h they or# rgcglvool .1 - . .. and -tbey have liki the floor all dead bee which have ac- stances. Twenty years is a tr luable' of all fo
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ablo wher6 Imme4lato. reply I* ve;e4ixary that it stamped .1'.. ,". - s I ilk- in the R co'llse, 4' Were 'Not At'liome sound$,
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. . I I ,. Uilt I I oui diffeeery�qe but still'it To t be'� more extensive use of skim -:m
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� % 1.� . . r I I . I - living inAly. Woods Can trace their AD, -the . .Cellars. After dark the door lead- - - upon whether cducatJon- and agboug. - , � ' . I . . but I caiet, 444 woret quarrel wi hir
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I :. I 11 'D back for a U I all ing outdoors iihQrl b ' I On � social standing jare-siMila First of . id I refuse io go,on jgnori�g the'Way. .
Uildred years,, a openel r � , . -R,O','A.:-'IWhy btre,prices so high? AT 1. �
, . . . W.1q. --I would like to ask 4 few'it would not -be adVisotble tj try to CQfit M s, I .. I . , if., � e L d she behaves, so tbere's'nothing else - .
.1 � � all, � - - 'questions in regard tj the saw! , ng -grow thorwin' the short se;�r imilar manner pro- left open for � an hour or tw -consult physician arid rWhy.ore they double what th Y USPR
,,& ,it tile of which have in - , Q lit order , all, -a reliable
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�, sprl' .1 Is it as sure a -crop as disposal of the Ontario fariner. ],Par -pagafed and-.1jived in the, Woods'. They that the foul air should be - carried off i get his. advice regarding the �advir,Wl- to lie?". The 'old,.old 'qpes0o.n4-- left,, I have nerves, too, and feelings, . -�
. . f,,,,,g rye, . ' I tted. This should . A.1 In.the first and a temper; and I -won't hgve them
. are no more vicious than guy other and fresh air udmi Ity * of marriage from the medical kren't they, R. 0 r . -
,r . rye? At what time of the spring soy bea*s the,reed bed should be pre-, ' I , I - cont
, - the liround `W ill bc6s, and the term !,wild,! does them is something of an exagg6ra , inually stirred up the way Shailie
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shmild it be Planted?' Can I seed- *1th pared tis pgrly as . be`,done,abou . ' oint. Probably,he could giv.e place it She's presumed...on ray
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I - 1, work we'll in the spring. an lnjustice� They all , trace their. i bees shi;w an*,inclination 'treatment that would build up- your tion to, say .that they .
- : .. � ,spring -Is Warr 4daptublo .Th .rop tinies as the , . ,, are double what stirs theml
- rye , . , ta_ - - le oc to b N s they forbearance,oyer andovet agalo." ,
. in la gall. In origin to flie r origino colonies ecome restless. ever yentilAte constitution, As y they.used to be. . ome e
r . vc . krious Idnds of soil r as fill rye which does best art ffiediti am . - . ou Ore otill very, In s ,ase - ' ,
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. � . ' 1. , , d mg. br6flg4t over, by the first* sefflers. duefng therday for'the admission --of yolifir, it might be,w,ell to wait a -year. Arei it is. true, but this does not apply "Yes,"agreed Aunt Frances grave�
I . . is best to plAtit in the. spring? -regard to fertility, you will fin � .. I . r . � -1 I- � _' * fhi' second ly, Ily�q hale been forbearinW.- I'Ve .1
. � . � . r , nure is good. ' It is -especially well to, Ever since colonial days these so- ,,light will Cause man,y. Ws t6 fly 00t, or two D&foxe, finally deciding. I shall to .ever r -in
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. I Answev-Slixing �own ryo is notAr . Ir I I Cellar. .. r . .. ad to hear krom you agai , n. . -place when iou drow co - been prou& df your patience, 'for -.
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I , , , � -sure a,, crop as T411 sown rye, that is, FluPplement .this with the addition .of called wild bees )love been hurited'Ang, into the . begi a imp4risons be �
I r . S r in Canada and condi- Sharlie, poor girl, is certainly trying, - ,
I r . , r'o , s outd rs k4guld not be dis- --What the. men at tween conditions 1. � imes. She inherits her father's
� . The acid Phospliate'.4t; the rate.of 200 to -still a After th% bees have been Colonie 00, Soldier's .. isteiz.,
.. " �. - Jt is not Us heavy a yielder. b 9 Zw- h. ve sufficieilt the front need most�-_at leastr so those tions in Europe to-daY there as every # t . *
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� . . Ontario Agricultural Coll$ge in their 400T.ounds to thoaire,' The soy Dean trailed and located, then the'lluntei tur red, -for i a I - Caustic
I * . I . Is,a legume consequently lias the pow- must r usually chop down tbe.tree to stores and are in [warm 4oubled-walled Mon WhQ_ . ve been t e wes=1r,ea,,ii to be thankful that we are so high temper and her motheeo
tests obtained oxperipiental yields of � . Jw * a tl� he t - ' Buti a, - Camil n!
IV . . erie a and in addi- front since the b6ginning of't . Le#ers come from. tongue. fter. all., . I . la,'is t
. er of fi) Ing' some a , pOure them and the honey. Jt jr, well hives they are all right, - � well, off here . I � .
-4_7 . from 5Vto 58 bxiAhlils per' aerie, in P of the atmosph � g an abuiidance of fresh tell me -is � to'read,. I the Old Country. which tell 6f queues she'worth A?" - 1.
. I . . . nitrogen in the nodules of its Toot$. to remember that the finding of such a. tion. to see-urin � . something gobi , I ' . I "I've sto . ..
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.� . � I winter rye. against 25 to 29 bushels Of I I n r t e a thr ugh thp.. hive entrance, they Of course, .when in action th e, 'waiting for their margine, : . o(t .,'all I can," Camillo,
. # should be Sometimes. the seed has to be inoeu at- Colony in.no sense gives the fi de h ' ir 6 . . ie theiri' 'reiterated. "X.sboa ever eVen said '
- A spring Fye. . Spring rye. � the advantage of seiiuribg ho time for it, But when iTi rest and their tea allowance Wh'i _
11 1� A , . in order to-,moke sqre that tha right to go Upon another man's prop- '!4so have . , . " � I
. . . . I -Bown as early as'the ground will aa� ed . I simply to, st- , cleansing Vilit during mild days, billets � it Wwhat they long for most-��- sugar they get bk ticket, Don't she was sorry! - But slW neV6r'dQq8.. .
. ght race of bacteria are 'present. erty and chop down his tree . . . . '
. � 1. I mit of thorough preparation. it will A oocul Wn can be obtained* from efthe bees, T , he Ia.W recognizes the and that is, why Dees wintered out- letters from . home, news from home, run away with the'idea ,*,that these She flies, into a ".mper or flings -out.
. I .1 � . grow on hiost any Idild of soil, doing This i I. at 9 I . � r
. . decided advantage over good stories, 'magazines --not too queues are Made pp of poor people. a stabbing -.�rord'and whirls away' - i
� - Dominion De- fact that the bees -belong to the mail doors", have a ,, I . �
. l . . I best on medium.loam, Halwever,�sat- the laboratory of the finder thood,Vintered in cellars; D�lsentery learned or too. literary-amusift'if There is an absolute. democracy in the in a huf-and next time, we meet yolM
I ., isf4etory . *meut Of Agriculture 'or the On- who owns the tree, 'Unless the . amo' g colonies . , a I
. - . yields can be obtalned'from, Part get colly unknown n possible; and'if treating of the war, matter of -food-, in Britain tg-447 And' suppose there'd never been a breath to ..
1: * . Aye will "ria Agricult6ral College. If difee- 'can prove conclusively that the parti- is -pr ,i - . . af ' . .
. . . . sandy loam Qr clay loam. I I .. , - from hi's a . matter a conscience -ruffle .our friendship." . I .
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..',withstand drought very1alrlv.- . Do tiaus� are carefully Xd1owed ('which cular swarm emerged . , lyiary %v)ntered outdoors. for everything Written just now treats it is as much a -the humblest - "Do you mean," said Aunt Frances.
-, , . . - I . . e) a material before locating in the, tree. , . Thts is ,Naw is agood -time to. secure of the war, dealing rather with ,*hot with: the,peeress as with . . � '.
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'. . . � I riot sow fall r�e see.d.ln-the spring or In' I I . . ' Put is thought of it and what is.belfig private's wife to ,save everythink that "that you want an apology?" .
. I � I I , . . I I . . . ill inerbasd-irf the yield of the beans will often a difficult point to prove. , SQ, SuPplies for the cpmi.ng season. . . . � *11 41&3,mean-that. Nb,liofnawlt .
I . . I you W. - get.a low spreading, plant . -7 use care about trespa. hiv,q. bodies"and section . supers tog 6- done toward it in this country than can -be saved. Al� English merchant
. I *ith a ,small proportion of groin, just , e1 After tho'beans are in sdnX upon the _ e. . I York is. lVs too late, I But she owes me one,. ,',
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I =�. they should be s6wn in ro,ws 'man's �Iand and cuttlug� down a *val- er now, r4thei .than pit u t1i the .vit'h anything -in which they are'con I , -
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.. : . wheat in- 28.t;6'8� inclios apart and the plants. table . ��6. / . I � , . swarmino season. . . . . cerned.. Yousee, the men whoare , te 1. . .
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.Ain; wherit in the spring., , ' ,,Ut; 11 . _ peii.��q� released rears a . .
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.. C.F..:"l a looking for'lliformation . 1. . � . " � t,old off to � �
I I . . : -, �- in will take Apiptoximately four pecks of . cl6an spirit is represented as conscious or liss "fed up" witli thrills.
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. - . � ' _�: �_A_V_ , - he situation -is, so seri- a e- �ryyy 4e;ir,, she . . . �
. . as to. Aloy beans and cow -peas, ..I want - _-Z .. . of the incongruity of Christ, the Holy they are out -of it they n'6y forget- and 1nFrance. t . .
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. . I � . to.' find out. all about the proper � I �, , . . . One of God, with the foul, 8�oirit and ..", , .. . �. . .. pus that 'soldier$ had to .'b.e released will, this time, if you pursue.yo � i
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I . + siethods of soil p �4 tilon, Warifing, Cu " . - . that the plurpo e . ests tll�em 'tii read of What is to workio# t�le land, -Botli V .
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I I . I � .� I -crop. I I , , , , , -Aoy 'bean is Un especially 1juable, . .- �.. . __ . . ..., - Aroy,the.,works of the devil. .1 knowl , Sportsmen Ilk rAa .; - to ,,�y it.,, The needs of the ,"14410; I.'-shppo.so,;no't,,":,.-agreoa : . I
�. . .. ..,. Answer:--4or Ontario. certain vary- Cl-b��ine6itearri,egalarge..Porqp,,nt. ... - . ... 1 ,. . Who thou art, the Holy One of. God- I last recprd7br,eakep in golf .or in, tar-. havell rmers CamilIg rel, C .. "IldhOve to for� -�� I
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. . � . .. I . .1 . I , oties of soy bearls- are adaptible.'Cow- I of piotein. �, Compared 'with wheat - ,INTERNATIONAL LESS6N. .' ,,In verse 34 the -demons are-, said to get� practice;. the latest scoie of th!D. wl -f ' .1 . -sei Tat things .co�ould . , .
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� , r -ljr6wyi',much`fartber southl , , it - . . ' "Because they knew new champion. The poet �Vant& �oetry- �o'discgjd thbir'old shi ned methods give her,�of,eour , . - . I - �. -,. .4
. , I . peas a o I I (bran), clover �a� oand Corn (grain) - i . , . "JANUARY 20.'' '.. I . : know Christ; -and to adopt rag 0 p e 1. . . .
I . ,eason that * . .. 1. � . - . . - His ideals of beauty are �underkoiyig A of culti�a t r owm nev i be the same.' - .
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. . . � .w � ext, valved here ...... What 11%�vo& we to do; , r how to save here,are a in the right hitherto and ShArrie in the *. I _. .1 i
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. ,4,AB,:-f havie two.#nd *4 half'7acres. for your onlom. - an& sugar beets qr alt. --V. Amazed -A w6rd-usid only7by for -giving the bda� nourjilime, . eat and , corlim6al to99tller'tiXe ex- believes in. it' 0110.11 I
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.1 � '. 7 ind,. under' plow 'three M s go6d e .-be,eaok' among the weeds. - Many scholars, k6aching. Ari'verse 22 the Wonderful ti r � I . the slice of. bread you 4on't dat. - � 511f I thought sh4'.really caied," sold ..' ., , ''
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I I - . � '. . . . . . � . - q0 Capernaurn. There �is`-nd settlement asioned'by the fact that stimulanfii. In.practising econo . 4. Cut d6w! Ca. ... - , ' ' . I I
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:'_ '� - - .". '_ -bects* thy ; J- 't -- pritit, - neodg-foertl pGu'hds .per acre - r carry- at elther-place to -day. Capernaurn. n tea -a d wheatl � " �
":�r ig of- -a 'fertilize . with - tv- -sirnple� wor�,he,� . ast , oiat .the,matter. _f-.Cutt. four you, as _Sd'e�is_to!._6ke. it S'so_-14. - -1. I �.�:�, �:' .
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'. I eoNy nVdikure plowed under, also a'toli percent. ., available phosphoriq acid . solite ruins, occupying th'6. site - of -the orcists who, professed- to cast out de -o ' . When. you do. eat wheat bread, but I ,doubt if ille o s I
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. � � - dast'on top of. plo)#ea land.. - .a piirt in the inihistrkof Jesus and his Oresus,, worltg igthe, castifig out -of -evil, r4ging from 3.5 pet -cent, to 6 per 6, ,Sa;v6 :fats.. . D6n!t, waste any--- haps she willnever fu . . ' ' '
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I � ; ,1 plowing Would t6sult -in placing it matter,'.contains , a kairly 'high per- simple. :' After -prayer and the " read- medi�al icietice ,�votild'fin� most of the and a . �fats� , � Trint � ., .
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. � � . �.e� under, Would be. -placed too ndeell)f,plow.� not uie., it - in. the 66rty *spring. : The - . I " This is 4 mii e �. The .Q' 7. And d6i'twastb soap,! It's inade .will arise from -
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I I ed:`undei. I am n that soil, is.weak in plimphoric acid and eL . � - fat. Fat which n sed. for :spontaneous. Aft r a . � . .
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. Would get 'better., results. by 4p--. ve*. weA in'�' th gh d be ,�t in ending ndskip � .
. . . ,. .1 you. , potash. , Sugar bee' ly .set ,sport b� th6: 1�� to lye .' ffiilk is the fat has been * � a pooking oul I sayed -and Made in o 4bly rig . ; ,
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1. I .1 . � on u�oland soil. and put oir,fotilizers llzey� Mgh,#i T)Ltash.*�,, - . gepjeab�dI3? -we. find Je�us and his dis- I p ' ersonal � e*dcyfions-.'1 .:'., . . - - ______ . . nee. 1 belitve , , ,,, .
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I . � . I . . - -, � ciple's,iii'the - �s Jvl�.J_k 2.9. Into " e house of Simon Alid; .. � . . . .. . . . my dear; 'but 1 kno-W you are I - . n th . . 11 .`., , .1
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I . . . .. \. ..- .,,. 'Ing, �igor' a and early inat#ity " in -a new way,,with a new, interpreta, ,of it' fevet-Luke dekri es 'the case: I. . ' . ' I .
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21 ; � I ew blood needied. is alWays, introduced ' - utho it r -t ie crip- h6r household- duties sts�tl�6 evi -nee. g"med! - The flowers- -,i,ere so diffeielit �'. The next morning grandinother. me good1l' I .1 . .. . I ..; . :.. . .
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. . - . ' Thht -the . tures. They bar! - lievet'-heard 'a' I --of,theAre. , " �- from, those E'ulalie kn'ew - a'nd the trdeq' awak iflalie w4th the -,.,words, jurApqd..,to . ,�
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. p � Mole gi-oles color, and ibe fellia e gives thing like this. His,preso Ptio .182. n. did set- and. the . birds! There' was a, very ' "The Frost Vairy.has been here." .. extreme,".said Aunt Franep., . . .. �
. . . . Miled ai a weight of 900' to fllbO ,' ii-Idicati.on that -it wai the.'close le � I I 1-d - .-� , - -- - *. ', - .' ' ` - . %
11. . .. shape' to the bffsprhl�gs not borne -out I � only anifized them; it,entAgec! em i ended at suns' te'qlqeev tree -indeed on gratidinother's - For a, moment Eulalfe buried, ]tot a happier one, isnit, it?" It,
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I . . � % .1 pounds; � Ev�nocalvesfronit�e arger The �seribes had all. outwafil. ni. Sabbath,'whicl 1. e .� ' ..no -h ' ' . �1,
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I '. . . I 'by facts. It is true that tlitre tire dairy, breeds 'are often� profitable as of $'reAige and prectilent, but ,their wa9,'coAieoquen*t'ly,..no' 'ifsk 'o' In _; fr.ontlawni Witli -.round, bu'r"ry th ngs'. se in ille -blankets,,, ibe- -could, ot, , . I'Lotsl' . - said -, Camillo. . -1 '�. I
� , . cases 'Where this- is so, but the tola- baby'beef- . eir, on its t,ranrh6s. . "Arid who , U alie! remcniber that it �ad ever felt cold be-: must.bave reached horne by, this Aimel-
. . - HolAoinsi being heavier teaching.was dry, forr�al, and lifeless, ing� the Sabbath law byr'bri in - . . . 1.
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I I I . . I I " sick to be,healed.- � - ! A:sked what they. we'r6, . �rp dmo her , fore'�- Then she. Jumped out of "bed. a:nd I believe:3111. -telephone her 'this - .' ' . . I
. I . 'tradietory.cases are so numerous that fhan,'oAer .dairy Calves, are sold* pro- with no influence upon the, people. . .. � I . , her she's a plarfoctly * - , . .,. i
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It is next -to inipossible to form a con- idi. d6iolis said th . .
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I � . .�_ Clean elasses��ef.�sufferers.A " , , 'kha_ ..; ..M_ _,:, - -
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0 . i re, a ee more s ow y. __ . .t tit6falfy ill an unclean spirit, ranged, and the bo I is s d. � - _1 � .1 , a eve" i' -t' .'
re4dy to.shaTe his meal with the.hens; ,pir .. . . : � the Frost Fal�y,toqelied thern With her', grandmother. "After breakfast we-,, ting rouW-thi n ng, and I'll 'i4ai , .':' , �
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. I . 'and . . which. denotesthe intiang-te connection 34. All the c , y sit the -door A . I . - i will go to scie.19 , , , , � . . her owa. liblinet. " � .-�. - .� 1_
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I but lie must - riot- be too generous [for milk prodactiob i , ' 'fl, I ., 4�,� .�,- �. . �
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. ,thus deprive himself) or h Will be un . .- 4.0-- i � 1. 1. g pAtienici of th6'Grcat "And Who ist'he Frost' airy I ask- And'ri&'. �
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, . . - iar oil Rodents, . .* . ' so afflicted to be- ill the syusgogueo 1jeal&. Suff I ' ,
�: C�l . derfed become nery . does riot eem out of order for a mail ered not the demon's to ;d Eulilie. . . I oc)ugh, they found half a doveh'oPeli Surrounded With Musle. . �
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. I to be a,go'�d bredder�, The *gluttonr . -4`ffi�n I ak, betause they kne* him implies' �'The Frost Fain.y4?"' repeated grAnd�, burs, and gathered a halidful I of &�st litaspollie c.tal"e�,li'" . � -_ 7�'
The rat. is lone, of the world's Worst .sixide his was t6l malady and flot spe. I � . .
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I fat .,A,ile the hens,,do not- get th'eir -visl o.ut-�Serdirikcd out. . Suddenly while way embarriss,his �viyrk. � kilowt- , , as Much as any child, �'Whyi she is � ', '.We will iiot eat tl�em sill," said, In-thii Centre of,the,basl wherelti . 9, � . I
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I . I � tile' consaguli wag soeilcing there burst forth presents that the. demons had a - the one *,Vho comes to tell us that, the: gftlldol6ther, ."B;;t we Will Plant surrounded with water. , W' - I
. . share' and rice 'k -poor, ;Awellings. afid storerooms, to pollute- -Jesus . i edge �of Jesus' MOSSirt-hW-churfict . ... . .1 .. . . , f th4w; ana*jhen, When Tau come want to develo� your boy's appreela- .: - 4
. i - tba- scream of the poigessed Maii. - I , lee King is on his way." , �
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to e�, � and destroy human food. 'It. varriies -la I I
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. . For good strong fertility it is best - bubonic glague and other diseases aA thou'Come to derjOloy us? -The till- this till - __ I_ . _ ,. i nuot's out?" . .. �. : , - I that, sliall' be your'dwn."' .:. I I in the home, and keep taking him to � .. - �
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� .. . I thl�t tha inak beL younrn .. . �n st1falta Nvill jolrset,aO Uk-61111004 (J. , any day now! -You see in thisi - "That Will bA full." said P,ulalic, and, i musical programmes. Encourage I
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I lluiills�. -ir-loys ,cropsi e, ,D�,S%11,111�. ! Iddricy oi Do el irr I . . is ju.,4t bir enough t gical study. . I
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� r ' causes fires, ruins hrtificial pond I I , dity that is not stormy; .; t - . � . . _.,�. r.!, � .. . r , � '.10, '. I Ir I .. . ...., . nn�! 1't6o beiialne Sir Arthur. Sulli'vO'n. Re �
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.1 -----'.%--- nawing do ages, fol6nda�tiorfo"' loors 16ld- be tailight". I. .. 7 .
. I 9 in r �f P alarig'need more.w6kk� It you lihvefl't ' cold rain. * Thei* foal,sl . . ' lle,rfect I Pastry. � � sical talent whose'parchts en�our-, ` . �
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. . - I . I .1 . . . . � , m% arid sift., t%k',O eupfulq of flour Trin . . aged Ills every nionlelit of devotion to - I
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. . � I Work two tablespo6nfuls, of, lard into, . r . I opportunity to absorb'iind e- .
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. , eating .these pests by ratproofing tr(t steam. * I that, to men' i0in ale txperts J � the: - e flour wi . , I - rin
I ffIrSHES � 1� Well-curea Alfalfa hay free from,�' f -ks. When. the niixture- look,; like, . . , fatlier Was %, b4ndmast;or, d, it-docour, -
T PRICES PA111 dwellings and Wrii.t, I)y threshing I �bIlSilie.qJ.. $tiCk to good, all-rourill 01 -
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. a vHERS the JOtln pkomptly, so,that rats and I 0 ,,econrimieal � . . - I 44 _1-..____1-, . cover, lw � 'hag � lie lley(%x forteA'the boy to ail fiviWelA � I
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I . rl",se wrike for oartioul(tra. . Mice will not be harboidd and fed., SUPplement it''With Ot 9 "'0119 e' , , ,
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I . ,help by such CuVunlbkyr- And 1011t. into Olin slril)14 llutp�z. Pat Norith ro . � o' 04eovered . a -0nod uAe T -of fhese pests-" (-cilne ,toak, aud so at ei,±,ht yedr4 old
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