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I OCTOUS all over the world have during those months all advantage, : ;�ilf �, ,,',J�l or tambourine used for scompani. "�. i!:-,:. "
I decided that porfoot, health may should be taken of the opportunity. . � LL Llk'��, � niont to the voice. . ��,i�,' 'I.; �,
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, �� only cure for tube culosia, It cures things are so active that they . . . . . p,�,' __1 ____, I .1 � such as shouts and I . . �� I
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of course, the country 'it the ideal 11., 4 � 1` \ I " , ,
been recently used to curls a womun " F "'R � �,Z . i�� ,,� .";
� thought to be fatally burned. Besides . P11NIVROX", §'Vil � U21NI"N14" .. ments. " -
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I I no equal. as possible. that the children may be .� F MI. -4 its repetitions, contrasts, and re- q, �'.1
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ll .... � ep normal men and women &�� �,, � I I . very readily to . ,�:,-� .� 71�
able that thorse.who. ily,ol, eat And ale KR,Uffl��NA bo;,i��%,P% ,; I o; .. .... ; - - frains lent itself ::
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s;�� ; Knowing this, Is It not natural tbat PEIISONAL PARAGRAPHS. evangelist, is severely attacking the e-1- by the great double choirs In ;:,�:,,,-, i''
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11, Ursa shoule be kept as Much as VO5- : �w�l—m-�'��l:::�-lillre��IPICI;,--,- ___ I �,�,,.., %,.�,
. Ich Gi` stage. bile tells how, as a "silly, the. temple service, of a later date. I .
, , % " sible, in the, open air? Is It not th �. . . . . I Lliter"t-ing Gossip Abdut Some of giddy girl," she gave tip a gover- Thousands . . . . ten thousands-- �� .�_,:,, I
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i . Is a useful lesson. but It should ridt be I 11 . (Ile World's Prominent People. ness's position and accepted a Bmall Under the Oriental poetic form this , �. � "I
",% . insisted upon to the exclusion Of Pla* . tivb partner in a well-known firm peared on sevoxal of the picturci King George of Qreece, im tile part in a play lit $4 a week, aupprly- was a clear Comparison of Saul and . I �,�,,,�' �11
I.., I I ing her own dresses. Very soon hpr David to the disadvantage of Saul. ,-,, 4;:'W I ,��,
. out of doorz4 The only sal�atkm of the . of Btook-brokers. But whether tier rost-cards ia very Btartling com- � lloorest of all European I I g . His I :,._,;,., �
I children of the very poor to that they - phenomenal luck or intuition, which tumos, and tier otilder daughter So � . i 11 It atlilities carried her to L.&e top of - 8. Wroth -Full of wrath. " ��"V I 1;
live soluilost entirely on the street. The � , IIlCl -Tile Im aliout, $ ,70t) a, day, which � -
� � ever one may choose to call it, has strong was tile likeness, ind ik, I . the tree, and site became a "leading 9. Saul eyed David -An exproos-, , _1 %_, ",
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. . city streets ate not the freshest of V I � � l;, I follo,ved her in married life I ana'Alili ,the butight one or two of tho , lady'' at the Haymarket Theatre, Bove term, and a literal tranida- . 1!1,1,�
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places, but even they are preferable to . � nil 1111 tht, ,tale and dignity of . Kingnt`11,1.1 ' ' , ,
unable to say. 71)st-cards and took thoin hoine that. ' ' ' London. She developed a paBsion tion of the Hebrew word. It con. ,� �:, , ,:, _
the house. , %% ould bo poorer Htili wero it not for I
I., I �, she might show thern to tier daugh- I for excitement and pursued pleasure voys the thought of Buspicion and I 1.:'�, �, �
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it to a clindlis instinct to get ,outtilde. , , . Another instance of a dt-tuble ranco, and �i:� ';��,,__
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'� I but as the child grows older the Ili- I When tier eldest daUghtUr [ oil in every direction, and gAmbled,envy, 1 , I'�
: , . life led by a woman was investigat- resh -ibom $20,0010 a 3 car heavily. Tile awakening , came '11 * it -Even up to the �,_�,;,"
atinct Is often educated out of him. Al . I 11 saw them site gave exp ion to 44, Russia each Subset io. A 0 I spir I � �� � % .''��
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I ed aria elucidated by me some -Jew ,I towards III,; income. Whriat any mental ob.- I ��! ,
treat mistake it is, too. When little . years ago. sudden exclaination vOilch ci through the pleadings of it Salvation time . I I - ,'��i 1:
Almost every country tit Fiirope I certain physical iTladies I *,',,�%1':;, ,
� "' Site went to London'and sion ant 11
, 1� Johnny wants to go in swimming in- X tier inother to glance up; arid Coon I ' Army lastio. �111-1
stead of chopping wood in the collar, It "In the very respectable quarter hom the girl's face she brrftI11(, , were attributed to the activities of ;:7`,;`�,, �
". I sil(I , IIIIi, 11110 Or More titled rt,prbtioi sold her house, tier carriage, her , I �� ,,I-
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. Is not the natural perverseness of the iolette Lives in otir peerage. Thus tho E'arl evil spirits. The whole world lay . �� j � �, ��
' . �,f the, Invalides there lived in one d(nly certain that the 111le. V horges, anti her jewels, and devoted _,:,:,�'�,��,
-,� boy; It is the animal instinct which of the newer houses a lady and tier ,of the picture post -card arid herlof Newburgh is all Italian duke, Leyond practical in tion was �,�,�c,l It, �
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,� snakes him long to bd'out of doors. I two daughters, the former of whom eldest daughtee were one and the'"larquis arid C01111t; the Ear,t of supposed to be peoves'iTy �;.;, ,0
rest of her life to evangelism. pl.d Bpirits, . 1,
%%% � When little Jane begs to know it she � - was the widow of a Government of- same person. I '. I Pert It is a French cointe, I,Ord ('tun- 'Sir Oliver Lodge, Principal of the all of them subject to God, for he 1. :1 �%� �, 11 � �� �.
", -", .� WP)&9#t.into the yard. Birmirigharn UniyerBity, arid one of I 1�
cawt.op=�MLX c controlled everythin? supernatural. - �:�'� " ", "
� , It Isn't that she wants to make trouble; ficiai who had died withont leaving "Back to tier mernory RJO0 thli-VUrly Ili a'DLILCIt tnariftliS, thC Duke - � "
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1�,L It is becauso the yard is where -climate Touch provision for Iris wife and proposal title had made sonio yocars'of llioeiiington it, it 11eiginii prince ,.,;,�,���,��,
I scribed by a child -friend an "a great taken for granted in our day were ' :,,�, ,
�! I permittilli should WI eat. She muctL children, beyond tire very before regarding going oi� the'and has soNvral Portuguese i,itles ,;_ .
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� �� fern sweeping off the front porch to tage. In the ond the secret came � Lord clarelldoll has a Prussian - but imperfectly thought of at this , ' ,
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11, INCONSIDERABLE PENSION s roymicany lie ie much over o feet, �_,, " ,
tuating the dialing recall. Certainly she utit. Mile. B. 8--, its a niattor I j)a,otiv I,ord Iiot lischild Is a baron time. Compare Job 2, Iff., where I 1: ,*, 1.
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! I does. It Is the instinctIn her. . I &. which he was entitled. The of fact, was not vniplo�-ed at flic lot ,ilti't;'111, and tit(' 1)1.11�0 Qt Marl- all d oad he bears an 1.� �� , ,I
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� i.l., � If a child In, delicate, bloo?less, if the I - I . Pt il"ICO Of III 1 IdVI1 . NXI,rigordinary irrsemblance to tile God and reports to him. '' I ,� �
` it lady was a member of an English I fluriat's shop. She had hevi fol ,,I borollril IS V ,, I 1. I
- family of high social position, some ft.w weeki; tNNO or fhl�'(' 'Nell e 'elm, late Lord Salisbury, Thore never I
digestion in bkd, sana him or ner out of Lrq 1) - He propheaied-Margin "raved." . . - ��
� 'O � in huallia, and of tile Ho y Roman w an a more unconventional profes- " An ecstatic condition due to au- - I , I �
doors. Let children take their done out . �,�_ .
I I - fore, but althotif,li tier younger toi- , �,, ",2� 1
t - . of doors, let them have tea parties, . ri�iembers of which had slightly am Linpire. . . . �
I . 1 7 slated li�r fioni titne to, time, ter sometimes Went as fl�r as tll(31 . gor, and lie iB the here of number- ernatural influence good or evil" , I.. %�:�; � , 11 I
I climb trees, slepp, cat, play. Fresh air I be. tads arid fancies of Royalty lesti aturics. On Ono occasion he (Cambridge Bible); in the one case k � l'i
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- can never hurt th , can never hurt "As the elde.st girl grew tip she shop uith her, Attic, 11. 8- WiLid' are wativ and t tirious, and, it rillght ' ,
. determined to try and add to the g( ud-bye anditurned illto I Ilp (,(ill rt L . � tisled a student how .... e xperitnent religious ze.I would reaull, in the �
any one. � ; lie nwiajotwd, moro or less .l ". "
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I Persons who work out of doors do not family resources in munic. way. As yard as though to criter Lit(, hor'
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have lung trouble persons who sleepol" 1. she was quite a good tritigivian and b,i tile side entrance, but in realit ter in a tube, should Ile done, and David played -See I Sam. 16. 14- . ,,
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out of doors wake; I ion streets, however, is tile simple, l'. �,�,
d eagerly and brichtly I Bang well, her first idea was sing- slipped (tilt throtigh a passn,gor anti i ' tile 81 udent refil ied that lie proposed 1 23. Q 1, � 1.
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I - In the morning. � I - . I ing at one or other (if the concerts I ' le vaN. to tile studio Of all I r(lCrOatil it froin which Princess to "create a vacuutn" in tiio tube, it. Saul cast his spear -In view � ..� ?.:",
�__ - - - attached to tire cafes or places of' ."IrIt"j','�, '."iriosc 'liequaintancor site had: ( I)ri�lti�tll deriNvs most, plea4uro, �;,,
� , Not In aw; state of our countrris and so on, with many long word" ic f verse 17 it has been thought that ,�� ,�X
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her mother to thiu that site , pp -r- .d in tier tinie hy posing, or it., ro, ConfiLm.'r(l, ' n "' "Such the thing,'' which was reall; and that it is one of two instances I':
I ithe yw the cumosts.is -quite right, and .. . ' 11 rriages, atoll �oll clinnot , . ,
� I � I ently abandoned the idea and the stmimer not infre(illentlY welit, � 'I"Y I `a N%hat the student meant to do, only of Saul's threatening to do what �'.,�. , 11�
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1. one of tiie Grands Boulevards. ],'or In the evening sit(, Rang -for I nany i and pay fill- oneself, I (it) llol, t1link In view (if tile fact that prior to I Harn. 19. 10, 11. I .. -i�
� CASE OF DOUBLE LIVES at; her mother know she and tier weeks together at it cer(ain Vnfl� I I htak.e eNvi. beell ,..ecognizvd, arid him election am Pope in 190:3 the fa- Avoided -The older sense of this I I �. �,�� ,
� younger �jster, who was appretitic- ir) tit(, Chanips E-%�zvam, and, am alcer.airil.\ I IIU\V gained VIldlVaH . � d David left tire I I I Y
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. QUESTION OF RELIGION . ed to a faiiiiionable milliner's in tho niatter Of fact, caroled it very haliAl- I amitsolli'vilt Ily Observing Lit(! diffori- air walking, it is scarcely surprining court till tl�le fit of madness should .11 : :� .., I "
left home daily 8(.)Yne salary by so doiug, aniou ritillv (,lit t\Ilc4 of peoplo. ulic Ili tile boe passed. . ,�.,, ' r'�, '
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business, and, - to certainly ton Or a dozen tinilr,i1tIr;twI)acl(s of )Joyalty is that they 13. . " .. I ",
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'TECTIVE. der one, Mile. B. S--, sumptirries what slic. could carn am a florist's 1 iw% vr I,ec pe,,ldo its t hey rcally are. been tilt! strict rule that his Holiness ;i., I : I , t
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in the Name of -Religion. , The Good -Looking Young Specula. that, whereas the, millinery sh6w- I upset, but bc,--niv r(,voncilml' to hvr I'lie fio,n Thomas Price, Premier he wishes ill indtilge Ili a walk, tit . . ��
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.. I . I or seven. tile florist's shop at which i iii -days i,� IiN ill,, ill voirif, rt in it i iml,t reniarkablo �,roducl s of organ- thepatliq Of the small garden attach- from the kiling . �'� �
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i almost midnight. .1 ��irchaged in ,St. Clotifl.''--l'ondoll ; I ,,,, " �
"What shall it profit a man V'- by doing acts of religion without "Probably one of the most curi- upon I ill \ordi ki, ales fsh\ six years a.go, '.." 11
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as .ove sat ilier daugh___ - stick 9Otnc en1plO�_- --- .14- - - — service, I ]l .1 1, ,
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fact that -it was a pleasure to do ter, instead of forcing him into in - twelve years ago., Arriong the most priva � . ZV �1'1,
� any particular action was proof voluntary compliance with your - not easy to find in Paris, and I had � b&vc. great frecdom. not lwv-m�e' Iled ill Adodaidv, nild was OnifiloYell , Btrunient int,tailed In hIR te' 14. Behaved himself wiRely-This �Pl "',
successful and lucky speculato in tlw iitj,. .ng of tile Varlianient. tipartinf-tits and r0warst, some of his rhrai often meang "prosperpd, I
sufficient that that action was dan- sense of religious duty, to faixly Sou in a ra 1 l'better try and keep the one I hit N a! Mohaninio-dans ll.%e th"Ill 11101 V, bolt I or' � " I I �� 1,
I th A eric n FAock at the time t. I I)c0atime it, I,., inilwmm to kill illousO %%livry )I,, nl.w reigns am Pre- favoroo. 16---, getterally airs from , lit there is no reason for not tak- ,'I A �I
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�� ed the palate must be pernicious to there is any value, any use, any a good-looking young fellow of rather an invalid and (lid not t Ron I Ailah lets li\(- Bill Owl.f. i, no I Ad, hudc Nln�on'm it I j,rtrk1a\erk' file pol)l, IIR,.,4 Is it small upright, showed the same prudence and wis- ����", �
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-Jeeted must be -"good for you." . u.rg-3 h4zn to do 71 ways immaculatelu dressed who '' I I . I '' arid only %%(,ILI) about $200. r I "� , �.,
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Holding this view life became a We have no moral right to go came to the Bourse. almost daily, &, Bivoli when tier at1antion will', 11ohinson" ' ig not adin.itted 'It 010 , lie hill, sat cmii intwithk Ili (Ili, Slitith - - + 15, Stood in awe of -k gemireli- - �,�-,"' .
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bundle of contradictions, 0 perpetu. and had a small of,'Ice in a neigh. attracted by sonie pir0irp. post -1 Turki0i rit-toin howie becall t ktistranan varlianient, I,,r hi(ven gious fear. * He knew that David I , f , KI, :,.,. 1�"
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which the Creator seems tbrou h motions, performing these rites, dressed wag he, indeed, slid 80 , .N-(,nT-- 'i'll't, hate it man who is alwftvg thotigh lie "t . , �� ,1 ". ,
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our senses to suggest that wo should MUMBLING THESE *ORDS, g(�,ntle wern his manners that bl, 1111.4 I'1011ivil ill her pra , - rvf big anointing I,v Samuel, 'r,".�., 1
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to enjoy an eternity of bliss', who- pays. Is the -whole world the richer months, when one day, as M. Floc- I,.,. ,,,, "I'll" I, ._M'. ,5. wi, ,�,� imggv�tion Of till affection and Ill%. ,,:j �,
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to be selfishly blissful in glory; it cS the world of thought, that only good-looking young speculator was . V "k,""', �, :� ,
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it pay to follow your idealtlI7 of the ideal life that gives pow . er "And thus it was that she ha,d I ...... I . V I A"A = - - 11 "i :_1_1 -, ;., a,; in mammalm. boot almost every . , 1.
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persist in the path of being the b It is easy to see -how it pays to father and mother were under the � 4! , F�X�� 0 1
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(if which were gituated on the Bou. It( ing a shark 1; t,Ooth ,� I I ; .
many will call failure, ir; it still perish for those that olidure, that 1,,,,,d des Valiens. It was discov- Noe .- I- 1. X'-' %,��,t , I r'; ; . ,
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age t'nar ten it& meMs, that no pried yo 01 " . �, �e"",f -4 if, , I ;� � � 1, , . The wolf fish has pointed tooth in L
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I their right to be, Allit, 016Y have ' room i I Junt hore a word of advice. It In a possesqpq two hundred, bill, there ...... 11 1�
use, value, or thiok roindor service. The troublo with experience as an of her home, in th,� flare Nfonceau 8 TTIM home medleino chest to rpmoAtpp ci, nr,l, In eArtirrinot top Tn Of murato, thotoo little lost) �r - rk — ire 11 I ) ,
it, putti�g & educator is that it graduates its quarbPr, where ahe changed tier at- Important - even when the drua ear,v th-ol, no,--moR r.nvont,,lisly nnd nlwc'Yu Inellided Ili* the trill, x i, thq v,ry wise plan to go�l the dressier tal are othern-- like, the nturgeon-- .1
�Ik 4 one is juatifiCd k ig. L3116 had Antore to j�ist oround the corner-- Oomplt,11- .li-al ortVlpos of loflth�r c-coill; ,, tit, motmo trip. 'rh6to was , , , . i. , writo the tir-proription on tbe label of the which have no teeth at all Almost I I
. !Ame te'A to OV017 de��d of relig. pupils at the brin of the grave. tire rnorni,n,g and evenin � .1 t. ,
: , I!ad her h , cut off and made i6t,r) tre tortivalint mealli'loic oratz@ to Avon facri"i om mad,,, with ,ftmi,nirfmontm f,,lr baoti,,a rarrwd twn oncto oation jail . f , , i - h(,,,I. rim only that It may be diatilk. �, ,
dr,to, It J# certA.Inillill, si, tion. ___-"t___ � .,-* . I t a 6, #nr nwa I ll,i ti 1111, _: . I , d rf, lh tti�dlclnva ,,,i th ther nil fish qharks, egpecially - nhpd �.,
to'.. "'14ow," said the physician, "yolt, a wig,*which she wore when at *0- ter ruva a m y 0 One vory mplofp vpf vorip, orrilill nna, n I a wo intf trip. a 17 b,. . - , a r , " Im . 0 0
reli cons sot to gb on doGg things thk-ir toeth frequently, and grow -��,',- 'If
in lic church or ill thd flamb of re. will have; to tat phriz tood and not home. VVen though lie 19 'it 1111114, hot, unable hoot ri pla- Ii eirtpli,,,tl,r nnil qneh QimQ$3t "Ittirely of patoni our, . r , , i� m -,,h- ,lf th. hno,hold. ont so Ili* replace them .1 k
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